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The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-16

its attention first to the underlying
industry of agriculture, then facing
bankruptcy. Agriculture engages one
half the population of the United
States, who buy 40 per cent of the
products of industry and constitute
that percentage Of the patrons of the
business interests. 1t was plain, there
fore, that neither business nor indus
try could improve until agriculture
was revived. This revival the congress
effected by a series of laws.
1t reduced public taxes over $780,
100000. BY the restrictive immigra-
ton law it stopped the %inpouring of
hundreds of thousands who would have
only aggravated the unemployment sit
uation to the hurt of labor. 1t passed
this country and the central powers
of Europe. The senate within a
record-breaking time ratified eight
treaties formulated by the Washington
armament conference, which placed
the United States and the world far
Their along the road to international
peace than they have ever been.
This congress unsparingly cut public
appropriations. No nation In the world
has made such drastic reductions in
expenditures as the United States since
g Republican congress was elected.
1t enacted no destructive, p~aternal-
istic, class or sectional legislation. On
the other hand, no congress in time Of
peace eve enacted so much construc-
tive, national, helpful legislation.
No congress ever came into power
with a greater program to be carried
out. No congress has ever enacted a
greater percentage of legislation prom.
Used by the administration and euuest
ed of the legislative branch by the
executive.
1t has not been a "do nothing con.
gress, as falsely charged. No Repub-
Iican need or will apologize for it. It's
is not ON the defensive. It will
before the country and receive en-
1orsement and a commission to con
-inue in power. The people are not
TO stop the magnificent work It
las so well begun. They are not going
lose the advantage it has gained.
they are not going TO return the Demo-
party to powcs, and thereby re-
tore the evil conditions in public and
affairs which this congress has
largely corrected.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-16

tana who has been in closer touch with
the people of his home state than Mr..
Riddick.
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-16

In Touch With People
Belt Valley Times: There never has
been a congressman representing Mon
The Kevin courier. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1922, 1922-08-16
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-09
BAPTIST.

NJ Paramount Av,nue-Rev. j. N.
fiamrick Will preach At II 4. NJ. on
our Invisible Helpcrs" aud a, p.
NJ. on Why Be Christian"
~ Tinter Park-Rev. William He'd
ley viii preach AZ u 4 NJ on Tho
NJ on The GrGunI 81 Action sur
d"v 'rh""i ~ as" \. NJ.
I 'in- Str""t The pastor. Rcv l..
!, n"W"i VIII preach g, II y. NJ on
on sinner At H"av"n's Gates
SUNDAY school u, s2n !, NJ and r. =
y ~ =. VI.
,. ~ W"bh"r Memorial rev. H.rber,
tm""rrhr.m"nt 1" the Tempted
ana 81 niHht musical program viii
-" rendered. sunday >"hooI a, o.3O
y VI. ana y. y l.. L. At =. VI
" Randolph Street Rev. w T..
.,i,".n'r''"n VIII rr"ach at ~ \ NJ. on
-Four Gr"a' Snrreud.r." and a.,
M.Ght on Occupied with other
hi"gS S"nday school at $50 y. NJ
ana ". y +. I. q, T.. NJ
~ variety Carter :, lou
h"ns Viii preach At ~ \. NJ on '.rh.
."st or Love" and at : =. Nj. r. T..
Wa'Hins viii prcach
~ First Preaching At ~ o'clock
aud S:i5 o'clock hy tn" pastor. Rov.
school meets at go \. NJ. r. y. j.
T.. y. VI
~ Woodland Heights J. I.
PARSONS viii M his pulpit subject
H""ciical Religion" ~ y NJ Scr
, ,.cS nis" - T. NJ, instead of aj
tvame"llcal Tent
~ l."iGh street.-The pastor. Rev
toward J. stewart VIII preach ~,
both services subject. II = Nj
starting Failures or Jesus Christ
i. 81 -Four white Feathers Gun
'dy school ~ $50 \. NJ. e. Y r. L
~ =. VI
- t:as, End Rev u. T. MolL,r.
WIN preach ~ !! \ - and E"v "
cr""dcr "ill pr"ach IT +. NJ
midday S"n""l ai so \. NJ and n
:. = l. 81, . T. VI
NJ lnmsnu"i The m"ruiuc sub
""t viii h" What Would jesus ~"
solving Modern Problems in tn
light - Gospel Tcacnluc"' aud ~
D. sh' subject vii hs "prcpzriuc t.,
Live" SUNDAY school ~ asa A. NJ
and r. Y. +. 4. al Z VI
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tIiItISTIt y.

At Paramount Avenue-Thc pastor
Rev. {. T., Gilmore. will preach at II
\. NJ. on The Way" and at night on
The Transforming Power az IN"
Gospel" sunday school at 9:3p A. VI.
aud Christian Ende-,Not Al T.. NJ
At Hanover Avenue--Hcv ! r.
Hunley viii preach at IL A NJ or
The 1922 International Convention
"f the Disciples of Christ" and at S
t.. NJ on Fighting Against God
Bible school AT $40 \. NJ. Christian
:ndeavor at f.. NJ.
A. Third-The pastor, Rev. j. -
iielsabeck. will preach Al II \. VI. ap,i
+. NJ. Rible school. $50 \ NJ
,dnior Endcavor. +. NJ. Senior En-
d"avor ! T.. NJ.
At Seventh Street.-The pastor,
REV H. II. {. Maclachlan. viii occupy
Ms pulpit at II a. NJ. and Sis r. NJ.
IA" morning subject will be. Per
"ct Through SUFFERING. The eve-
ming suhicC, will he: How a Grea,
'reacher Preached" church school
1t Ia y. NJ. Nursery and Children :
tour At II y NJ.
\, Firs,-Ecv W. =. waters. -.
e. viii preach at ii y. NJ on The
.cul's Longing" and at T. NJ. on
Tho Dividing Line" e:i5 \. NJ.
sunday school.
y; C"wardiu Avenue -Rcv IT. T..
rec will preach at ~ \. NJ Services
y = NJ; Christian r:ndesv"r at {;
= NJ
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METHODIST.

~ rae" Memorial Rev. Roscoe NJ
Nhi's viii preach At II A. NJ. on -,
'."ial CALI and al s r. NJ on -
DISTINGUISHED Guest" sunday sch"".
a M"n's Hihl" Clsss.'n:3o 4. NJ F.p-
"rih League. r. NJ
VI Woodland Heights pastor.
w y. wright. "ill preach At u
NJ "u The Ministry Of Worship"
at at J.. VI. "n "Adrifr From our
""riurs. Sunday school At $50 y
Erw"r'h L.aEu" At r. NJ
y, Branch Memorial Rev. William
Reed viii preach on "FoiloN i'g
50" Peerless Leader" At II 4. NJ. and
The L"por Healed" AT u. NJ
inday school = H.3o y. NJ Epw"rth
'4gu" 1T ':li =. ~
vi Denny street ROY f.. V. Carson
III preach al ~ i, NJ on An Every
"mher churCn" and =; night a.
n'ri'uality-th" Great Need and
i'"Ner az the Church" sunday schn'
q Mens liihl- Class at $50 y "
worth l."acu" at l.. NJ
NJ Decatur stree, The paste
."v. John l.. Bray. viii preach
9TH morning and evening services
ihice' t"r ~ y NJ What IL !. !"
'hristian AMI Ills iihlc." <unda
IL l.. NJ.
~ i:'ri"n ii'.rhis Services wiI
hrld ia tn. rnuI.h huili.n.. ."t .
!.'Id. sunday 'ch""l -" ~ VI
reaching II \ NJ hy IN. G"orc'
wesley Jones. Erw"rih I.-aGu" al {.
- ~. Preaching ) y. NJ. hy Dr. +.
-. McSparran.
VI Highland Park -Thc Rev. |. z
Williams. TIL. pastor. viii preach at
II \ NJ. on stirred Hearts" SundaN
.ch""l meets AT ::2o A. N Epworth
League. T. NJ
Al Fairm"unt Avenue-Sermons by
the pastor. Rev. samuel l.. DumNille.
q, II \. NJ. on Judging Others" ami
~ +. NJ. on Living Worthy Of III.
GOSPEL az christ"
vi Trinity Rev. Il. u Scott will
preach AT II 4. NJ and T.. NJ sun
nay scho"! H.3o \. NJ. Erw"rth
Leagues at 1:l5 +. NJ.
\, Broad Str"et-Hev. l.. ~ Lind
say viii preach At II y NJ. and Rev.
George Wesley Jones viii preach al
T.. NJ. SUNDAY school at a:So \
Vi. and Epworth Leagues at 7:l5
r. NJ
Al Monument Rev. George f.
hooker VIII preach 2, II \. NJ on
is II True That All Things Work
Together for Good To Them That
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VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

PETEitSnui'i. Va, Sept. 81
Wedding ~ interest 10 many r.t.rs-
turE uc"pl" was Sni.nniz-d las,
Iu"sdar ~ IN" noon hour Al the
home "f Mrs. - 7. Baskerville. a,
'hamp". biTwtddir County, when
her daughter. Miss Frances Rasb.r-
WIZ, wss married tp Uichard
saunders. "f Ri-hm"ud Tn. r.r.-
mony was performed hy R.v : :,
S"u,hSll. rector pf tho Episcopal
church. and Was Witnessed nv tho
members 81 the family and Until
mate friends Miss Margaret White
vas maid Of honor The best man
was Henry Baird NJ Dcudron. Va.
and Miss Alice Louis. Baskerville
it'll" sister ~ IN. bride. carried the
ring In /. SILVER trsr rho ribbon
hearers wcr" litllc Miss Lucy Rss-
t"rviil" and Master Henry Lyon.
lr. The mid" Was given away i'm
marriaS" by her brother. Dr. George
7 IA irerviIle. "f Petersburg. 4
shower WAS gwen FOR the hrid. by
Mrs Henry IiS"n Iew days ago
10 which there were many out of.
town guests Immediately after "A
Wedding trip 90 Northern cities the
couple viii rcsid" IN Richmond.
where the groom Is connected with
the X, r. T. Railroad
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THAN
SODA FOR
INDIGESTION

indigestion and its attendant ills,
such as dyspepsia. heartburn. sour
stomach. gripping pains. dysentery,
diarrhoca. collie. cholera morhus
chronic constipation. gas. "tc.. and
even sick. nervous headaches. arc
now directly traceable to disorders
in the digestive organs and can now
be quickly relieved With new cordial
called Anti Fermcnt." originated by
druggist and recommended by
physicians.
The food sours before II is fully
higcsted. thus putting into solution
toxic poisons that ar. absorbed into
the system. Irritating the intestincs
and setting up inflammation. To
avoid this. YOU simply have 10 pre-
vent fermentation by using Anti
Ferm"nt
Anti F"rment neutralizes the acid
condition OF the stomach. clcansrs and
sweetens the bowels. Soothcs and
heals the innamed intestines aud in
creases the flow Of gastric Juices.
giving quick and certain relief Get
a bottle OF Anti-Ferment from your
druggist with a guarantee OF salts
factory results or money returned.
1t Will Improve your appetite. give
YOU restful sleep and make you feel
better than you ever felt In your
lifc-Ady
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In Richmond's Pulpits

and Bible classes At $50 A. NJ.
young Pe"plc's League at 7:l5 p. NJ.
~ Holy Trini;y--Rcv. J. !. Ora
watt. H.. d.. rector, viii preach at IL
y NJ Rev. J. j. Gravatt. the rector.
and Francis II iIsll have returned
rom their vacations. and will CON
duct the services
~ Grace There will be the usual
services AT II y. NJ and s r. NJ
lhhie lecture for men and women At
80 ana summer sunday school at 10
O'Clock in the morning
Nj saints Morning services with
sermon by the Rev. j. y bowman.
". ~. the rector. at II A. ~ Eve
ming Prayer at S J. NJ
At Christ Church rector
R"v. II. ~ d"Foe Wagner. will
preach al II \. ". and y. NJ. sun
LAY school and Mems Bible Glass a,
::t5 \. NJ.
Vt the Church Of tn. Holy Com.
i"rirr. 2lo6 Grove Avenue-Rcv. w
=. Cox. rector. Holy Communion
}" \. NJ: sunday school. o:3O a NJ
- the new parish h"uS.. Mems Bible
lass. j" \. N. Morning Prayer and
'erm"n. II y NJ. Evening Prayer ana
sermon. S:li +. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-09
DAUGHERTI SUES IN
GERMAN PATENT CASE
NV As.oct.lsh rress.l

WASHINGTON. SORT s-InSti,u-
ton by Attorney General DamGh-
~riy ~ the suit in equity In III.
tinted states District Court in
Delaware today followed the r.-
fusal som" weeks ac" az Francis =
';H"ven former alien property Gus
i"di1r. 1" return tho former enemy
patents sold !" IN" Chemical Fouu-
daji"n.
Tn" present. alien property cuSl"-
dian, Thomas w Miller. made IN.
formal demand ON orders from,
President Harding, and at that time
u was announced that on an .x-
pcctsd refusal, an equity suit
would he Med. eirher on grounds
OF insufficient consideration or fraud.
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NEGROES, IN LARGE CAR,
SHOOT UP CLEARBROOK
Garage Proprietor Wounded.
Party Of Tourists Narrowly
Escape Death.
AUTO DAsHEs THROUGH Town
Whole Countrywide Incensed. Riotous
Blacks Continuing Across West
Virginia BoTher. Where search for
Them Ii In PrOKress.
Especial to The TImcs-Dispa,ch.I J

Special TO The Times Dispatchl
WINCHESTER. VA. Sept. s.
stuart whetzeli. garage proprietor
OF ClearhroOk. WAS shot in the leg
and several members Of a Saginaw.
Mich. touring party were graz"d by
pistol bullets carly today when a
crowd of boisterous negroes return
Ing in an automobile to Hagcrstow
Md. from Winch~s,er. whcr. they
had attended a colorcd horse show
and dance. shot up the v!Ilar" Of
Cl.arbrook as they raced through the
place.
The Michigan party had stopped to
have their automobile repaired IN
fe" minutes big touring car cam.
laundering down IN. pike. occupants
cursirE and shouting and as they
n"hrei the garage. several began
shooting one bulic, struck Wh.,.
zcil.
Thos" VII" haa narrow escapes
wcr" Mrs Helen Icnrios and l,tIo
son. Mrs. Alderman Mig. Margarc,
W"nby and "Bnhbi." Garden. ali 81
SAGINAW, who we're returning from
" lfln 10 tsDd Va and Hpwa 2 Il
Scrucgs. z Winchester au,r mo
cn~nic.
fasning motorists and others who
gathered. chased tho negroes who
escaped. Tho country>id" was IN
i'nEeiN excited when tho narS got
abroad. and incenSed riiiz"ns do
cared tn" negroes would hc roughly
banded II caught hy them Tn.
crowd wss IN an ugly temper
sheriff Pann"tt learned IN. car un-
owned bN Richard Barkcrsou pf
ii"S"rSt"" aud that Bark-r<"n Was
accompanied by six or seven other
negroes. Including one named RIu.,
~ that city. and N"d Weaver, .I.f .
i'f'"u county. W. VA. ~" and dew
"t"i DEPUTIES all heavily armed. went
I" liag"rSt"wu this afternoon with
Warrants Tor sir"-' or tn. tire.
WHO'S" nsm"A az" Nn"wu aiid "th"rs
Who may b" found
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DRY FORCE. INCLUDING
EINSTEIN. IS ARRESTED
IBy ASSOCIATED Press.I

PROVIDENCE, n. J.. sept, s.-Izzy
Einstsin, Moe Smith and Frank
Reascf. Sew York Federal prnnibi-
ticn ag"mts. who have been making
whirlwird raids here for the past
three days were arrested by deputy
Sheriffs today on civil warrants.
charging trespass and assault. The
arrests followed the ilins Of suits
In the Providence County Superior
Court. seeking damages Of $4,000
against each Of the agents.
United states Commissioner Archi-
bald G. Mattcson. in the doorway %
whose "iiice the arrests were made.
characterized the action a. high
handed Other Federal officials said
the deputy sherins we're in contempt
IN arrcstinG government agents in
the prosecution OF their duties
The three agents were released on
Eail.
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I.PIStDI'kI..

:, =. Iames'--K-v q Frecland
f"t.r will preach at II \. NJ. and
- s.iI T.. NJ. sunday school a; $50
y NJ. and Eiblc class AZ 10 \. NJ
$; - Thomas The pastor. Rev.
elmer e. Pcdrick will preach AZ II 4.
VI on Loyalty" and "a; +. NJ. sun
day school and Bible classes at a.@o
- NJ.
\; St Andrew's-The Rev. w Gel
ser Irwin viii preach At II A. NJ
aud +. NJ Morning subject: Are
". Giving the Children Liberal Ia =
ucaiion?' and At night How the
bishop or Rome Gained Supremacy.
Mems Eihle Glass in the chapel At
40 A NJ.
a, The Church Of tho EPIPHANY
Rev. J. II. Gibhoney viii preach a,
II = NJ and =. NJ. Holy Com
munion At $50 \. NJ. Church school
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Admit. killing. Police Crorm.

TOLEDO, OHIO. Sept S.-James
Roberts. alias harrow. one OF two
men held In connection with the
killing OF Detective william NJ
Martin in gun battle here eWcd-
nesday, admitted TO Toledo and
Kansas City police today, they an
nounced, that he was member OF
the gang which shot to death Po-
lice Sergeant Elmer Besss and
Fatrolman Fred Wheeler, of Kan
sas City, recently.
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Ii rIit:tAN.

At Bethlehem EvanS.lic,,-..rh.
pastor. Rev. -. \. Sauer, will preach
at ii A. NJ. in tho German language
and At night on Gods GIFT of
speech sunday school and Bible
class at as 4. NJ.
At 81. johns Lutheran-Rev. Henry
Z. Oncrman VIII preach tomorrow OH
Love. lecturette
At First EnSli~h-Morninv SER
vices at IL \. NJ, At which time Rev
j. Y. Fair. associate pastor OF West
minister Presbyterian Church. viii
preach. Evening service at AIS l.
NJ. Rev. j.. r. Mastin. OF the Method
ist Church and superintendent OF the
Methodist Mission. Will preach. sun
day school at $40 A. NJ
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n-formn,ory building uurn..

CONCORD. y. C., Sept. Sire he
lieved TO have been started by defcc-
tive wiring destroyed the admins.
ration building Of tn" Stonrwsll
Jackson Training School. tho state
home az correction for boys. located
near here, a. an carly hour this morn
inC. The building vas valued ~
$4,000 and was insured for 3l2.ono
The entire interior or the structure
Was Quilted, hut ali office cuuipm NJ
was saved and. il is believed. the
walls can he used again.
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,-t.rnn. Ar; n. raIrh.nrrr.

7 ~ .fNI| -TNI'V I'I'NN- =
HpANbk r.. y sept Tn" h"dy
"t Colonel Robert r. I.-. grandson
81 General Robert L.. lee" com
MAJ ir-chi.f ~ tn" Confederate
armies. MAS taken today &" I.cxin=
ton. Albert Sidn"y Johnston Camr
40. 3 sons ~ Confederate N"tera,>
escorted IN. body from Nlr.tnin
College. wh"r" Colonel 10. died y.s-
t.rday. :" ~. Noirull, aud Western
station. raiih"ar"rs w.r. tho FOL
loving mani "rs rf the camp.
Colonel e.. W Sp"ed. T. ". Srindi"
e. Davenport, Colonel r. X
SDiller. : T FiSga,,. y q. BALDWIN.
+: ~ iiirchheld, r. -. Figgatt and
FRANK Fallon
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Art school Director p,..

PARIS, Sept. S,-l.eon Bonnat. di-
rector Of the French School OF Fine
Arts, died today. He was in his Goth
year He was president OF the
French Society of Artists. The
French government conferred upon
him the grand cross of the Legion Of
Honor for his distinguished work in
paintings. He also was member
OF the council OF the Legion of Honor.
His portraits OF Theirs and Victor
Hugo made him European celebrity.
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Again Tr, Mohrcr ON uursc, c,,rv.

LEXINGTON. VA. Sept. S-The
circuit Court Of Rockbridge. Judge
Henry w. Holt presiding, has hcen
engaged this week in the rchcarinE
of the Addison Mohl"r murder case.
Mohier being charged with and con-
victed OF the murder Of Aubrey Ty-
rec on kerr's Creek. The Virginia
Court Of Appeals recently granted A
new trial and Mohler was brought
back from the state Penitentiary to
Lexington for the new trial. Many
witnesses on both sides have been
examined
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-09

thosc around him with the barter NJ,
mas Kept up since his imprisonment,
re stood on the platform with n
smile. and As the hanging .-shroud
vas being fitted he called; So long
everybody Warden, tell my mother
good by"
Parey's mother and sisters pre-
viousiy had raced 200 miles to. the
prison. They reached &, in tlmo to
he with Pavey for two hours.
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ulnmc woman for Gun Hattie.

MACON. GA. Sept s. Mrs. Alice
i"hs. 80. whom officers say is sus-
-cteh ~ being responsible for the
an hatti" at Uvalda. Ga. last night.
which Alex Johnson wss shot and
HE'D by his brother. Hiram. the
tier and mis- son. J"hu. ais" re-
wing wounds which. IL ~ he liev"d.
III prov" fatal. was lodged in tn"
jhb County jai! here late today for
f"-kc"pinv.
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Mall Trn,u ncrn,lrd.

PITTSRtEGH. PA, sept S.-'rh"
"cond section ~ PENNSYLVANIA mai
rain No. IL. New York to ST. Louis.
vas derail"d near kittannins Point,
vest IF Altoona. IA. this morning.
tud two postal clerks and ono mes
s"nrer injured slightly. Tho cause
~ tho derailnent has no, been deter
mined.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-09
POSSES TRAILING MAN
WHO ATTACKED FAMILY
IEN Associatcd Prcss.l

OLYMPIA. WASH. Sept. S.-Armed
posses took the trail today Of man
who late last night attacked Mrs
iren. and Joe Dobson. young neigh
nor. and left them lyins unconscious
N the no"r OF the OHara home. eirh.
miles west OF olympia. Two III his
seven victims may NC fatally WOUND
Cd police officers say. and all ar.
n hospital here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-09
rer.i. Coo. Hack to I.,ouor

LONDON. Sept. S.-Persia, which
has faced drought In winaR and
liquors, owing to the prohibition by
the previous Cabinet of the impor.
tation OF w'nes and spirits. will now
become wet, the present govern
msnt having withdrawn tho pro-
hioitory order. says dispatch to
the ally Mall from Teheran,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-09
DENGUE FEVER
QUICKLY SUCCUMBS
TO NO. SIS
Ii Kills the Germs That CauSe
the Fever.

$50 Is well known to he the most
speedy remedy for Malaria. Drnguc
or Bilious Fever. A few doses will
break the Fever, and II taken then ms
a tonic. the Fever will not return
II is equally as good for Colds and
Lac riDDc,-AdS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-09
Sunday in the Churches
CHRISTIAN,
First Christian Church,

Temporary place OF worship. VIII
liam Fox School. 1900 Hanover Ave-
nue. Rev w T. Walters. n. D..
pastor II 4. NJ. The Souls Long
ing" s 4. NJ. THE Dividing Line.
?:iS \. NJ. Sunday School.
THE Church where you will feel
AT home"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-09
SMOKES CIGARETTE
JUST BEFORE HANGING
NV observation-disclosures

FORT MADISON. IOWA. Sept. $
Ira Pavey was HANGED today for tho
murder OF Claude Lentner, the first
hanging in Iowa in twelve years.
Pavey sauntnrcd 10 the gaIlowS
smoking cigarette and addressing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-09
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

vt First church Of Chris, Scientist
lark Avenue and Meadow street
rrvices Will be h.ld at II a. 81 sun
81 substance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-09

Love God?' and at night on Viola.
lions OF Law. What They Indicate
and How They May BE Prevented"
sunday school and Bible classes at
$50 a. NJ
The Bozeman courier., 1922-01-18
C.. C.. CONSER ATTENDS
FARM WEEK SESSION

c. C. Conser, of Plevna, in Fallon
county, was an interested attendant
at the sessions of Farmers week at
the Montana State College. Mr.. Con-
ser was one of the leaders in con-
structive legislation in the seven
teenth legislative session, earning
quite an enviable reputation for him
self as a quick thinker and hard
worker.
Since Senator Eddie Booth has re-
moved to Washington to fill a re
sponsible position there, Mr.. Consel
has been considered a logical sue
cessor to the toga. The people o.
Fallon county are proud Of his rec
ord in the house at the last session
and desire to show their apprecia
Zion. 1t is also rumored that, shoul'
Carl Riddick become a candidate fo
United States senator, effort viii b
made to secure conset of Mr.. Conse
TO enter the race for congressma
from the second district.