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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-05-25

A Chicago paper remarks the call
to the wild this summer will be ten
dollars and up. Vacationers will prcb-
ably find it will be mostly up.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-05-25
Thursday. May Is. 1922

If any one is getting a laugh out
Of the Waukegan trial it is not Gov
ernor Small Of Illinois.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-05-25

When the officers set out on a quest
for moonshine a few days ago they
found plenty of artful dodgers and
queer acting people. When the George
Dickeson's home on the bank of the
Wisconsin river below Sank City was
visited he was asleep up stairs. His
wife said he had been fishing and was
very sleepy. The officers tried to
awaken George but he played 'possum,
refused to awaken. No doubt he
smelled a mouse. It was not long be-
fore an officer watching on the out
side OF the house noticed a hatless
man dart out, leap over fence like
a deer, and attempted to hide. The
officers were soon embracing George
and when confronted with a lot of
fine peach mash in his house he said
he had been hired to Lake the booze
but refused to tell the secret. Peaches
are expensive, there were a lot of
them and from appearances George
was telling the truth. The officers
poured kerosene into the mash, and
asked George TO take a free automo-
bile ride TO Baraboo. On the way he
said the ones who got him into the
scrape would come across with the
fine and he would be out of jail Ia
a jiffy. When the court asked George
to produce one hundred dollars or
spend so days IN the bastile things
began to look differently. Up to the
present time ne is still cranning his
neck at the JAN window looking for
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-05-25

Ill Lincoln Avenue.
Milwaukee, Wis.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20
Rally Develops.

In stocks the opening was quiet
and irregular. Prices remained
steady during the morning. short
selling being conspicuously absent.
In the afternoon a good rally de-
seloDed. being accompanied by bull
.sh demonstrations in the copper
stocks. Toward the close gains Of
one point or better were frequent
over the entire list. Sales ran
slightly below the million mark.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20

sales 900 yesterday 97457O
ago. year 70392O From
date 1S4 400 against l2 63s 400 and
1853 $50, 100 two
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20
N. Y. CURB
CIV. y. Hibss 3 o., Msnbsrs
II. z. Curb MARKET Assscis tisn.)

NEW YORK. Sept is.-specula-
tive interest on the New York Curb
exchange was concentrated 20 a
great extent in the shares of the
New Gulf Oil Company of Penpsyi-
yania into which the present Gulf
OH shares are TO be exchanged at
The rate Of IL TO 1. Over 10000
shares Of the new stock were traded
IN on when issued contracts at
prices ranging from 81 to .6sA.
compared with sales at So in the
initial trading few days ago. The
old stock. which sold about a week
ago around $50 but has since been
advancing sharply. ranged from 775
10 the new high record OF $40. Stan
dard OIL issues were In good de-
mard. New York advancing from
sos to $50 and Indiana on trading
ABOUT $4,000 shares ranging from
liSh to ll7k. There was Interest
SHOWN in the continued demand for
southern States Oil.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20
FINANCIAL
ON RISE
Alarmist Talk Spends
Itself and Rally
Develops.

NEW YORK. Sept. is.-Alarmist
talk reEarding a new European war
having served It's purpose. and
traders having recovered their
squsnimity. today's markets pre-
sented a sharp reversal Of their
previous trend After all. the Brit
ish declaration OF policy AYERS moth
ing but that the neutrality Of the
Straits shall be maintained a prin-
.iple TO which Kemal already had
declared adherence. IL is quite un-
likely. furthermore that the Turks
have any idea that they can carry
an army over the Straits in the
presence OF the British feet. what
r. probable. therefore. is that a con
ference will be held to discuss the
question OF giving Turkey part OF
Thrace. II is difficult to discover
the elements of an irrepressibie
conflict in the existing situation
Turkey already has obtained most
Of what she started cut 20 get and
IL is doubtful IL any country cares
To fight to keep her from the rest
OF her avowed aims.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20
FIN A N c IAL
VACATING CITY
Eight Fraudulent Stock
Promoters Effect
Departure.

No less than eight promoters Of
fraudulent stock securities, pro-
moters and otherwise, have closed
their Offices and taken leave Of the
city since Friday. last. when vari-
Gus civic organizations. the office
OF the District attorney. the Better
Business Bureau and local news
papers. in conjunction with the
grand jury. declared open warfare
upon such concerns that have been
fieecing the unsuspecting investing
public of the city. IL was declared
last night by F. X wholley, di-
rector of the Better Business Bu-
reau and a leader in the movement
TO rid the town of such undesir-
sbles. Mr.. wholley attributes this
outgoing trend wholly to the
avOwed intention OF local business
leaders to clean house"
The Council Of Clubs. consisting
Of the executive bodies of the vari-
Gus organizations. appointed at
Fridays meeting to go thoroughly
into the situation are, in the mean
time, functioning, and il is expected
VIII shortly announce a definite
plan of action. This action will.
OF course. be effected only pend
ing the passage of a bill now be-
fore Congress which. according to
its sponsors. will adequately meet
existing conditions here. Passage
Of this bill is not expected until
after sixty days. at least. and pos
sibly not before February unless it
can he put through under the head
~ emergency legislation, which is
highly improbable.
Bankers to Meet.
The council of administration OF
the District Bankers Association
will meet in their rooms at Masonic
Temple on Thursday evening for n
discussion Of the Millspaugh bank
ing issue. according to announce
mcnt by President Joshua Evans.
iT.. yesterday.
Federal Bank Gain.
In relating bank gains in this
column yesterday. We inadvertent-
y omitted the actual increase in
Federal National Bank deposits
This institution stood second in
District relies. reporting a gain Of
SI.f7S3S3.
Local Securities.
THE following sales were re-
"-rd-d on the Washington Stock
Exchange yesterday:
Washington Gss IS. $500 at 9s. 800 at 96
Metropolitan T. n. -. LOCO at 9Tst.
W. ,hinEt"n Railway and Electric 4s.
81 no 1T I4at
Washington Railway and Electric com,
- az IS. - at 20. - at ~. - at 5Sa,
= ~ 'II,. - 1T 551, Is at 55s..
/! !7rSr"n MonotyPc, 10 at so. 20 at 50. 80
s. 1oT.
.FTEE CALL
wrsHirr:on Gas Is 500 at 95S. 800 at
80, u11 at ass
snst"u Mo-ntype. 100 at T9l.. 100 at
-gi- 90 at 1ai.
~.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20
COTTON MARKET.

.'EW YORK. Sept. 19.-There was
partial recovery in the cotton
market today Of yesterdays decline
H.~ was due I" better Telling
Ff-'UC developed over Turkish
sij"a'iUu from the more favorable
70 -s cables from London an6 Paris
!: o. no" been expected "vcrriGkt
60 Liverpool markets mad- = good
rally anG there was decidedly less
selling pressure here from the open
M.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20
I.l ~ .Ja!2hET.

80 ''.t'O Scu:. I?.-Whcat mar
i'; reversed lis action Of the pre-
N'.r's GaE on more Pacific reports
I'E~TdIn= IT," Political conditions in
- -'-'" and at the inside figure up
e." ""'n december was off 4 cents
are -" high "f the previous day
@..t over cents under the close (
-.iDnday- short covering was alb
S"nj and there WAS persistent sell
4 = ny strong commission houses
with Eastern and Northwestern
connections
furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Company
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20
Federal Rank Gain.

In relating bank gains in this
column yesterday. We inadveTtent-
y omitted the actual increase in
Federal National Bank deposits.
This institution stood second in
District relies. reporting a gain Of
SI.i5S3S3.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20
COMPLETE N. Y. STOCK TRANSACTIONS
. Co Bldg N z

ls.. nsnb.r. \. Z. steel EIoh.n.sl
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20
Bankers to Meet.

The council of administration OF
the District Bankers Association
will meet in their rooms at Masonic
Temple on Thursday evening for n
discussion of the Millspaugh bank
ing issue. according to announce
mcnt by President Joshua Evans.
in yesferday
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20
COMPLETE N. Y. BOND SALES
b. n. =.
(w. B. Hibbs b o.. Hibbs
mbsss n. Z. steck Exehanss.)

BIB tradin turned and
which materially held ground
With
Wall Street Liberty
Sales
The Washington herald., 1922-09-20
Adams Express.

Adams Express. normally one %
the most inactive on the board was
in demand this morning and sd-
vanced in rather spirited fashion.
Buying Of the stock was said to be
based on prospects that ~ Will be
placed on a dividend basis in the
near future.
The August earnings statement n,
the Kansas City Southern Railway
Company. first OF the August rail-
road earnings statements TO be pub-
lished. is not particularly showing
II IL is to be accepted as IN auv
way an index Of what other lines
Will be able to exhibit for that
month. Cross decreased over slJs.-
600 and net revenue about $4,000
while increased taxes resulted in
net income LEES by Sls2.e24 than IN
August. 1921. However. the De-
cember N all items was somewhat
less than the same comparison
made with the July figures and IN
this sense was encouraging. espe-
ctslly in view of the fact that con-
Gttions in August were doubtless
less favorable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
TELL TRUSTEES Of PLAN
MOVE RIM. TO NORFOLK
College Board Meets Next
Month for Decision in
Matter.
Especial 10 Tho Times Diypatch /

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. Sept. 27-S,rong
IN the hope that they arc inaugural
ing Il movement that viii give the
community AN institution OF higher
learning. representatives OF the
Hampton Roads cities mot with :,
committee OF trustees at luncheon in
the Chamber OF Commerce today to
present Il plant <or moving N. Ran
dolph- Macon College fov Men to this
city
The meeting today was to pcrm..
the representatives Of the board TO
'amiliarize themselves with the pro-
posals OF the local committee. so
that they nigh; be able to make "a
report 10 tho trustees OF the Ran
dolph- NaCon system.
The local committee. which in
clud"s representatives Of Norfolk.
Portsmouth and %cwpor, News. is
willing TO undertake" Il campaign to
rails" million dollars and to pro-
vid" a suitable site for the college.
Although the conference tOda- was
called to give the subject OF IA.
proposed change Il thorough study.
u" ;iual decision from the board oc
trustees is expected until - meeting
OF that body hero next month
The committee. aGto- receiving tho
proposal. Will consider il and will
formulat" report 10 hc submitted
80 IN" board =; session - h.. held
during the Virginia Methodist Con-
ference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
PEANUT EXCHANGE WILL
Be MOVED TO NORFOLK
Organization Believes Port
Better Location for Of
fees Than Suffolk.
Special 10 Tho T.mes-Dlspatch.

l''''N'ti " Ho l.H.cS n.
NORFOLK. VA. SepI. 27-Ac,!vl-
;..s " the Peanut Growers FIX
change. which has for tao seasons
PLACED such an important part in
The operations Of tho p"anu, indus
try. Will be directed from Norfolk
during the coming year.
Tho exchange has rented the en-
tire nth floor OF the Southern Pro-
duce conpany's building on Com
rnercial Place and expects 10 move
it's entire office force to this city
and commence business here on Mon
day. October !.
T.. VI. q. Pcncier newly elected
manager or the exchange. authorized
change is made with II view TO Sc
curing more advantageous loca-
tiDu for the conduct OF the EXCHANGES
onerat Ions. Mr. ii" roncsed SAID.
headquarters OF the exchange
hav" been prcviouSly maintained at
suffolk. which was the center of the
organization movement that started
two years ago Ia In" up tn" grow.
"fs of Virginia and North Carolina
In a cooperative" marketing plan
;vr the disposal OF thcis peanuts
I'll" exchange las about 5000
r'"'nh"rs al The present time. and
extends it's activities into tho whole
of the peanut belt Uf this state and
North Carolina. II controls about
20 per cent Of tn" crop produced in
IA" t"o states. Mr. lie pcncier said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
DEMOCRATS DISREGARD
REPUBLICAN DEMAND
[spce!aI 10 The T!res.Di.rn,ch. !

Especial 20 The Times dispatch
WINCHESTER. VA. Sept. c7-No
action is contemplated by electoral
boards OF Winchester and Frederick
County. It was indicated today. to
comply with the demand o. John
Beard. OF Iiar!rsouburg. chairman %.
tho Republican comm!ttc. of the
Seventh Virginia District. that the
city and county poll books IL" purgcd
~ al namcs OF persons who have
registered since January |. 1907. with
out making The application Ia their
own handwriting
II was pointed ont that SO far as
the city was concerned the rcgls,ra-
tion books wcr" purg"d last spring.
when the city was divided into cleo
tion districts after tho annexation Of
suburban territory. Democratic
politicians said tho demand of the
Republican district chairman wa,
nothing more or less than Il scheme.
or threat. to again Contest the con-
grcsslonal election 10 be held IN No
vcmhcr. with Representative Thomas
W. Harrison. Democrat. OF Winchcs-
ter. being opposed by John Paul Re
publican. OF lIarriSouburg
Democrats assorted that this move
OF the REPUBLICANS. demanding "A purg-
ing of voting lists throughout the
district. coming virtually on the eve
Of the election. will serve to intensity
the Determination OF party leaders
to get out a zoe per cent Democrats
vote for Harrison in November
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
METIIODISTS START
SESSIONS AT BRISTOL

l~porial to The Times Dispatch
''i;lSToi.. w. sept -. Bisnop
Onward MouAon. of Nashville. pro
sided oyer business sessions OF thu
hrs, dag Of th" IIols;ou annual con
fcrcnv" at MARY street Methods,
Church hc"" today over $40 dele
gates attended the opcming session in
IN" morning. afternoon end evening
y vas necessary to have an over
flow meeting at tho state street
Methodist Church 20 accommod,io tho
pcopl" who wished 10 hear visiting
ministers speak.
The state stree, Church meeting
was addressed by Rev i. \. llavlour
Of louisville. KS. while Dr Emmett
liiGhtowcr. %; Nashville. spol:c ON
sunday school work at tho Mary
Street Church. He emphasized tho
need Of training tho youth Of Meth
odism At the morning session
Bishop Mouxon gave an Instructive
talk 10 The ministers OF tho confer
oncc. pointing out the Importance
Of :hcir worI, in bring a Gospel and
good cheer to a lost world"
James a. Eurrow. II. H.. editor Of
III" Midland Methodist. was elected
conference secretary FOR the th.rtic,h
time since his connection with the
conferences
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
THREE TRAIN WRECKERS
ENTER PLEAS OF GUILTY
Two Go to Pcnilcnliary, One
TO Rcformatory, for n.
& W. Outrage.
{ Special 20 Tho Times Dispatch

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch.
FARHNil.I.E. VA. sept 27-Thc
regular September term Of tho circuit
Court for Prince Edward County has
adjourned after a weeks session.
Judge Gc0rS" iiundl"y. presiding
about ton cases "orc called Of viola =
'prs 81 III" Prohibition law and. In
most "v"ry cas.. 4 heavy IN" Vas
Imposed along With It jail sentence
Tic Gm"s from this term aggregate
"pproNunat"ly 500.
Tho cas" or Joseph Tiorio. foreign
"r. on" ~ IN" three attempted train
wr"ck"rs. recently taken into custody
At FarmyiIl" for having tried to
wreck . Norfolk aud Western train
mar High ErIdgc. came up for trial
Tho prisoner pleaded guilty. i'lorjo.
bc!nr q yoUth ~ y. IL was decided
by tho court that he b. committed
70 tn" custody 81 the Virginia In
auStrial Hon. for Hoys At Laurel.
ANA b" was remauich to jail
tn" other two men in the same
case. John Crluion and Emilio Spog
uoiio. also foreigners. wcr. tried aud
pleaded guilty 10 attempting To
wreck Norfolk and Western train at
i'igh EridE". They were sentenced
Dy judge Iiuudloy To- serve two years
each IN tho rcnitcmtiary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Virginia Elk Herd
TO Fall to Hunters Guns

Especial 10 Tho Times-D!spatch.l
NORFOLK. VA. Sept, 21.-Tho
Department OF Gamo and Iuland
Fisheries In Virginia has aban-
doncd tho hopo OF r.viying tho
herds OF elk that probably rouin.d
tho woods and fields OF this sec
ton OF tho country bcfor. tn.
~hite man took up his hab!tat!on
here.
Commissioners ". Mcdonald Ice.
at present head Of III. department.
said todny tn. Httmpet to rcstock
Virginia With elk had been proven.
"A complete failure. and this year
ia" hunters and farmers viii be
given freedom TO Kill or these
biggest members Of the deer tribe
IN tho state.
The ono hundred or moro elk
libcrat"I in Virginia about nve
years ago and protected by tn.
law since that tirns have multi
piled. but with tho restrictions
against shooting them. they have
also become ARROGANT" to use the
words OF Commissioner Lee.
Farmers In IN. section whore
they haze ranged haze complained
that the elk have damaged theI
crops and in on. or two instances
Killed young cattle.
Commissioner Lee predicts. how
ever. that there VIII 10 no elk left
in Virginia after the hunters arc
given the privilege Of shooting
them this year. The month Of
December Vii! lac the open season
for shooting elk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
You Can't Trust
Ca|ome| at All
1t is Mercury, Quicksilver, Sail
Yates, causes Rheumatism
and Bone Decay

The next cGsc OF caiomei you take
mSy saiivate you. II may chock your
liver or start bono necrosis. Calor1el
Is dangerous. 1t IL mercury, quick
silver. 1t crnShes into sour bile like
dynamite. ,ramping and sickening
you. Calonei attacHs the bones and
should never be PCT into your system
Ii you feel bilious, headachy. con-
stipatcd aad ali knocked out. just go
to your drGGgis' and get a bottle OF:
Dodson'S Liver Tone for a few cents
which is harmless vegetable sub
stitute FOR dangerous ca !omei. Take
spoonful and If :: doesn't start your
hNcr and sigaightcn YOU up better
ana quicker than nas.y calomc! and
without making you sick. you jus!
go back and get youi money
Don't take L: lionel! 1t cannot be
trusted any more than a leopard or
wildcat. Take Dodsons Liver
rome which straiGhtcns you righ, up
ana makes you feel fine. No salts
necessary Give 1t to the children.
because 1t Is perfectly harmless and
cannot sal'vate.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
5000 PERSONS ATTEND
FREDERICKSBURG FAIR
IT, Assncln,ch pross l

fHEpEHICKSBURG VA. sept, -
This vas ia" biz day at the Fred
"Ti"hSnUrE Fair. III" attendance
probably nearly 5000 The principal
winners in tn" cattle department
were: Jersey cattlc-F &. BALDWIN
Goldsmith & Emit C;u.rnsoy
cattle W T. royton G. \ Truslow
Ii"is'"irs J. u. Leo. Aberdeen An.
gus Gc"rg" II. Morrison. Boya
'a.f clubs "f Sp"'syIvan.a aud ~,af
ford Counties wnu = number Of prizes
on J":S", ana Gucrnscv calves Buck
land stock Farm, Of Prince william
County. has Tie Gros, exhibit ..
Shorth"rn cattl. ever shown here
III" judging in tn" various depart
U"nts has not been completed
Thursday Is Fredericksburg Day st,
tn" fair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Elect I. ID. G. DcIcsntcx.

fHEpERICKSEU VA. Sept. %
- The Hanover Chapter, L. II. G.. has
elected tho following delegates 10
the annual meeting Of tho Virginia
Division. L. -. G.. in Fredericksburg
on October 10 and 10. Delegates. Mrs.
j. q. hughes. alternate Mrs. Charles
St"bhins. ST.: delegate. Miss Mary ..
law, alternate. Mrs. rat Cardwcli
delegate. Mrs. Horny Carter. alter
nate. Mrs. Walter Sydnor. Sr.: dele
gate, Mrs. j. A. Hoofnuglc. alternate.
Mrs. w. i. shelton: delegate. Mrs.
Mary Luck. alternate. Mrs. Floyd
Tucker, Sr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

lions 2 and 1. which set forth that
tho boundaries We're NO; correct IS
sct forth In the petition. and thar
the city had not offered TO pay for
improvements already In the terri
tory proposed TO be annexed.
The arguments OF the lawyers
consumed nearly all of yesterday
and this morning. The county was
represented by Richard 7. Wilson.
J. 9. Helm and Commonwealth At
torney Timothy Rivcg. iiopcwell Was
represented by Commemorative At
torncy Amor"so and David A. Jdr-
rison. Ir.. while j. Gordon Eohannan
represented the Du Font interests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHiTEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FRECKLES

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons into
BOTH. containing three ounces OF
Orchard White. which any drug store
Will supply for a few cents. shake
we'll, ana you have quarter pint OF
harmless and delightful lemon bleach.
Massage this swcctly fragrant lotion
into the face. neck. arms and hands
each day. then shortly note the beauty
and Wilderness OF your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to bleach and bring
that soft, clear. rosy white complex
ion. also as frecklc. sunburn and
tan bleach. because 1t doesn't irrttate.
advertisement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Tnrhcel veterans Elect Officers.

ASiiENliLE. y. G.. Sept. 27.-All
officers were reelected by the North
Carolina Division, United Cunfcdcr-
ate Veterans, at session held in
connection with the reunion here to-
day The officers follow: General
William a. Smith. Of Ansonville. com
mandcr: General a. H. Boydon, SaIia-
bury, commander first brigade; Gen
cIal +. q. Aston, I.ouisburg. com
nandcr second brigade: General
George H. Hail. Red Springs. COM
mander third brigade. and General
James NJ. Ray. Asheville. commander
fourth brigade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
SELECT JURY FOR TRIAL
OF SLAYER OF STRIKER
first Witness in Eastern Shore
Killing Called TO
Stand.
SEE END Or CASE THIS WEEK
i"rSonS lawyers Ignore Predicted
l.Ira OF Temporary InsRnity, N~-
Teasing Number OF Witnesses
Called by the Commonwealth.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
CAPE CHARLES. VA. Sept. 27.-
y jury to try Charles W. Parsons.
wealthy Cape Charles man. for muir
der OF George Lewis August I5. WAS
completed shortly before noon to-
day in The Circuit Court OF North
ampton County at l:aatvills.
The opening statements were
made 10 tho jury by opposing coun-
sci AMI twelve Witnesses for tho
prosecution wcr. examined regard
Ing dctai!s OF the shooting.
Claim Seif-D~fenne.
Sonnonwealth's Attorney Thomas
ii. Nottingham. In opening for IN.
prosecution. told the jury tho state
expected 10 show that Parsons Was
guilty ~ premciit.t"d murder in
killing Lewis = lanes Huntington.
"f 'c"omac. opcn'a@ 90. Parsons
declared II would he shnxr Ma, the
killing Was in s"lf-'i"tcnSc.
Mr.. Nottingham claimed the cvi
""nce would show nat Lewis, a
striking Pennsylvania railroad shop
man. Was standing with his hands
folded when shO, down 10y Parsons.
that lewis TUNED and tried TO run
away. but that Parsons follow ed
and fred The four remaining shots
!n his revolver at Lewis
Charge No R~nson for Act.
III" prosecutor declared The Com
mon~calth would show that parson.
was g" angry and excited that ne
continued To pun the trigger OF IN.
revolver after the last shot had hccn
i~"d Nj nottingham ~aid there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Mrs. tnhcr's brother Dies.

I.YNCHRrRG. VA. Sept 97.-Mrs.
Virginia Asher. soi"isr aud business
women's worker. with tho sunday
party here. has been called to Chi
cago on account Of IN" death OF her
brother. -. J. iIcalcy. who was one OF
tho oldest railroad passenger con-
ductor3 in America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28
Designate West poIn, cnndidntc

WASHINGTON. sept - Among
tho candidates designated hy IN" War
Department To take ia" entrance cx-
animation for tho Wos, polu, Mill
tar% academy to bc hold ou Mach 6.
1923. arc Tho following Virsiniaus:
William II Land. principals Win
throp .. terwiok. hrs, alternate:
Samuel II Griffin, second alternate.
ali OF Norfolk D"lma = Spiv"y.
Whal"yviiI". and John ~ TYLER, soc
uud alternate. Portsmouth,