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New Ulm review., 1922-11-15

There are two kinds Of people on earth
today,
Just two kinds of people; no more I say
Not the sinner and saint, for It's well
understood
The good are half bad, and the bad are
half good.
Not the rich and the poor, for to count
mans wealth
You must first know the state Of his
conscience and health.
Not the humble and proud, for in lfe's
little span
Who puts on vain airs is not counted a
man.
Not the happy and sad, for the swift
flying years
Bring each man his laughter and each
man his tears.
No, the two kinds Of people on earth
that / mean q.
Are the people who lift and the people
who lean.
Wherever you 60, you will find the
worlds masses
Are always divided into just these two
classes; 2s
And, oddly enough, you will find, too, /
S,i), Weens s
There is4only one litter to 20 who lean.
IN vhichiclass are you? Are you easing
the load
OF overtaxed ifters who toll down The
road?
Or are you leaner, who lets other
bear
Your portion Of labor and worry an,
care?
Oriental Consistorg Magazine.
Karl Kraus of Sleepy Eye transacte
L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
NEW TARIFF MAKES
LARGE CHANGE IN DUTY
Tobacco Stems Shipment, For.
merly Free, Charged s26,75O.
Abandoned at Norfolk.
Especial to The Time.-pIspatch.1

Especial TO The Time.-Dlspatch.l
NORFOLK. VA. Dec. 14.-Effect OF
tho new Fordney- McCumbcr tariff
bill on European imports to this
country was Rptly illustrated at tho
customs-house recently. when tho
duty on n shipment of tobacco stems
was raised to s20.750.
The tobacco stems were imported
from England. Under tho old tariff
this class of commodity was admit
ted FREQ OF charge. Tho shipment
was valued by tho consignors ut q
half cent per pound. and was con-
signed to manufacturing firms In
this country. 1t In used to mako
fumigants. insect killing powders,
and other sterilizers.
The new tariff provldcs that un-
cut tobacco shall DO admitted free
OF charge, but that on all conslEn-
ments OF tho weed which are cut
into lengths. high duty must be
paid. Examination OF this particular
shipment was made at the customs
house. and II was found to be sliced
into even lengths, probably mt re-
quest OF the consisnors. who found Il
easier to handle In that condition
Consequently. a duty OF IS cents
pound. as provided In the now
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
WARWICK PHYSICIANS
SEEK DRY LAW CHANGE
Urge Limitation Be Lifted on
Certain Liquor Pre-
scriptions.
ny Associated Press.l

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Dec. IA
Adopting = resolution offered by DR..
I. ]. Kagcy. the Warwick County
Medical Association has gone on rec
ord as favoring modification OF the
Nolstead law.
The resolution was aimed at that
part OF the prohibition law which
prcscritcs or limits the amounts OF
sp!rituous liquors which physicians
may prescribe IN certain cases
Some OF the doctors present took
the matter as not OF serious moment.
Dr. Clarence Porter Jones, among
them. thinking that the matter was
received az somewhat OF a joke DR.
J. Il. Marable. while saying there
was considerable laughter as the
vote was taken, thought IT was taken
In seriousness. and Dr. Kagey dc
clarcd that he offered his resolution
in no spirit OF fun.
Or. kagey explained that while. M
course, he and other physicians were
interested most In those parts OF the
law which place doctors within Ger
tain established bounds in their prac-
tice. il WAS with no Lack OF under
standing Of other evils OF tho law
that tho vote was taken. I'VE take
the position that the prohibition law.
rs now enforced. is hurting the pub
lie in many wayS-in one way In
particular, that IL is breeding con-
tempt for other laws among the
citizens" lie said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
NEGRO IS KILLED WHEN
TWO MULES FALL ON HIM

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
FREpERICKS VA. Doc. Il
An accident occurred In Caroline
County Wednesday. when Alfred Knv
2O-year-old negro. was Instant,
Killed near Alps Iost-OfIice. He was
crushed under tho weight OF two
mules. Kay was employed mt tho
sawmill 90 Ernest Skinkcr, who re-
sides near Rappahannock Academy
and was engaged in driving a log
cart which was hitchcd to two mules
Tho negro was riding ono mule on
tho left side OF the team. and n hid
den stump caused the log cart To
turn over. which trippcd the animals
The mule on the right fell on his
mate. and Kay was caught between
them fatally injuring him. Tho
heavy animals. in scumlng 70 get
"nck 10 their feet. badly crushed tn,
victim. Nay was recently married
and is survived by his young wife.
his parents and other relatives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
FIND BIG LIQUOR STILL
IN NORFOLK RESIDENCE
Odor Of Mash Attracts Officers
to Cranky Street
Hou,o
Home.
lspecInl to The Tlmcs. pi.patch. /

tSpetihl w lie lints- lbiSpRtCn-
NORFOLK. VA. Dec. l4.-The lnrg-
est and most complete distillins out
nj yet taken IN or around this city
was being destroyed by prohibition
agents today. 1t was found In the
home OF Within J.. Retenellcr at
1900 CRANKY street. and claimed by
him yesterday afternoon. Retcnellcr,
who was summoned to tho house
from his place Of business by the
coiorcd cook. Gavo bond of $500 bo-
fore Justice OF the Pcuce 6. IL. Adj
dison for his appearance before Com
missioner Stephenson Saturday.
Tho stu to which the officers
were attracted by the odor OF mash
was found in tho basement OF the
house. The outfit took up all OF this
portion OF the house aud doors to
the upper floors were locked and
sealed against the passage OF fumes.
An outside door led to the base
ment for entrance and exit.
The still Itself wns OF lOO-gallon
capacity. being constructed OF two
l2o-sallon drums operated by a
steam boiler. \ discarded gas blower
was also found. Neatly arranged be-
hind tho still were thirty-f1ve bar
rcls of mash, while in another sec
ton the officers found five wooden
watts OF six barrel capacity and one
OF four-barrei capacity. Approx
matcly twenty-five gallons OF liquor
were ais" found by the officers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
SEVEN ARE INJURED
IN \. < W. COLLISION

Special TO The Times Dispatch
ROANOKE, VA Dec li-Sovcn
were injured laAt last night in the
first serious accident TO passenger
train on tho Norfolk and Western
Railway in several months. whom
train No. 9i7, on tho Dry Fori
branch of the pocohon;as Division.
collided hcad-ou with frcigh, train.
The injured were T. NJ Wolfe lie
Damon Va, Mike Gruhlos OF I;x-
cels!cr w Va; Z. S Holland and
MISS Matte. of Excelsior; Mrs. f. G..
lamhert, ~ Yukon. W. Va: MISS An
ME Bowlcs. Of Avomda!e. W Va all
white, and Wesley Carson, colorcd. of
Flat Tor. Va. They were treated by
surgeons and were not taken TO n
hospital
Mistaken orders wcr. said TO have
caused the wreck at tho general Of
fees here. The coach in which tho
injured passengers were riding was
dera!led- The freight train had two
engines, but neither was damaged
There were twenty five passengers on
the passenger train, the engine of
which was badly smashed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
GEORGE A. LAMBERT
j: HEADS STATE FARMERS
President A. B. Thornhill
Declines Reelection to
Union Leadership.
WOULD MEET IN RICHMOND
Convention Votes Requesting Dirrr-
tors to Accept Invitation to Gnthcr
Hero Next Observation-Disclosures g
Representative Reports.
,rspecisl TO Tho T',mes-Dispatchl

.tspeclsI TO Tho T,mes-Dispatch
WINCHESTER VA, Dec. IL
George a. Lambert. Rural Retreat
WAS today elected president OF the
Virginia Farmers Cooperative Ed
ucAtionni Union, in convention here
succeeding A. g. Thornhill OF Apo
msttox. president for twelve years
who declined TO run. and defeating
pahncy G. Harrison. OF Royce.
C. NJ, Lu,;rel. Fauuuier County
defeated Harrison for vice-president
George II, Bowies, Lynchburg. was
unanimously reelected secretary
treasurer.
Lambert was chairman OF las;
years board OF directors
New directors elected wsrc f. NJ
Newton, Markham: C. W. Brown.
SwooD-, and II. II. Carroll. Wakefield
Directors reelected were l.. J. Ne
Cartncy, stephens city; Robert Bev-
erley, The Plains. and II. W. Nash.
Mecklenhurg.
A. "A. Thornh.ll and George Lam
Der; were elected delegates. and c W
Brown and r. NJ. Newton. altcrnatcs
20 the national convention. which
probably will meet In Omaha next
year.
The convention voted requesting
directors to accept an invitation to
meet mex; December in Richmond
In any event q Legislative commit
tee will stay in Richmond during the
biennial session Of the General As
sembly. q A Thomas. Legislative
representative. reported cooperating
actively with other agricultural as
sociations in securing passage OF tho
state cooperative marketing bill. and
activity also in opposing n $4,000
00o road bond bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15

Form Biiiy Sunday Club.
LYNCIiBUIt0. VA, Doc. IA
Billy Sunday Club hns boon formed
by representatives OF tho Lynchburx
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
HENRY COUNTY WAR ON |
RUM-RUNNERS SUCCESS
Especial to Tho Time,-DI,n.,ch.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.1
DANVILbE, VA. Dec. 14.--aenry
County officers continue to maintain
their record for liquor seizures, Tho
'Afart!nsvillo blockade" hns 40 fnr
noticd thlrty-two cars In which. of.
hcers declare. liquor was found, In
some Instances the drivers of tho
cars escaped. All OF those seizures
nave been madc since court nd :
5ourned In October.
TIL" latest Rcixure In that of an
automobile driven. II Is alleged, Ivy
Clay Smith. of Iittsylvania County,
whose machine was found to con-
tain niHty gallons. \ larger oar was
seized n few nights ago with lSa
gallons In II. tho driver making his
escape. Rcportod also Ia tho raid on
still near L,eathorwood. whore two
officers surprised six negroes. -Four
escaped and two arc being held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
Alleged Bootleggcr
Chieftain i'm Tolls

Especial 10 The Times dispatch.
WINCHESTER. VA, Dec. IT,
Robert Nichols. formerly OF Madi-
son County. Va, declared by Sher-
IN Pdnnutt. as being master"
bootlegger. was held today for
the February county grand jury
on bootleg charge. Pannott and
deputy visited Nichols little farm.
three miles from town, yesterday
and secured three one-gallon jugs
OF white whisky. but not until
after they had handcuTed Nichols,
who threatened to shoot tho otn-
GERS X they touched anything be-
longing TO him. While ono OF tho
officers covered Nichols with n re-
volver tho other snapped nippers
around his wrists. and he was
brought TO jail. Tho liquor was
locked up also. 10 be used rs cvi-
dencc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15

You'll like "Jaok Frost" salt. Clear.
pure; pours froely.---Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15

tarin bill, has been assessed by au-
thoritlcs. Application OF this rcgu-
lntion raises tho cost In this coun-
try Of the shipment from $3.50 to
$4,000 Obviously. purchasers could
not pay this cxorbitant prico. and
as n result have abandoned tho con-
signmcnt to tho government. It wns
stated today by NJ. 81. vlpond. special
deputy collector of customs. that tho
tobacco stems would DO auctionod OF
this afternoon at the army bnse TO
the highest bidder. Regulations pro.
vide that all abandoned shipments
arc to be sold ut public auction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
CAMPAIGN IS ON FOR
PURE GRASS SEED

PULASKI. VA, Dec. IA. T.. Bib.
bins. manager OF the seed depart
ment OF the New York Co-Operativc
Grange League Federation: W. G
Wysor asrononist with the extern
sion department. AT the V. p. l., and
Nelson y. Rue. secretary Of the VIr-
E'nia Farmers Iiur"au Federation.
addressed farmers meeting her,
Tuesday afternoon.
They nre making n twelve county
campaign This week, including this
section or southwest Virginia and
inc Valley OF Virginia. with a view
TO fuTther!ng clover seed pool 20
purchase guaranteed known origin
Western clover seed for planting hv
Virginia farmers They arc stress
ing tho fact that nure seed is just
as important aS pure bred stock in
Virginia agricultural development
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
Settle Accident Damage out O, Court

DANN1LLE. VA, Dec. 1.-THE
civil action instituted by y. ". Jar
rctt against Harry II. Heard. local
hookkeepcr. for tn. recovery OF sl5,-
600 alleged damages was settled out
OF court yesterday When the
case was called counsel for
tn" plaintiff asked dismissal OF the
suit at tho cost OF tho defendant.
which was ordered ry the court.
While the amount arrived at In the
compromise was not divulged at the
court session II was learned rella
hly thar II was $4,000. Heard. who
was protected by liability insur-
ance policy. struck Il horse which
Jarrett was riding, killing II and
throwing Jarrett 10 the sidewalk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
TWO HOGS TIP BEAM
AT $50 POUNDS

FREDERlCkSBURG. VA. Dec. a.
w. II. toNincton. OF Caroline Coun-
~. who has the reputation OF raising
the largest hogs In this section.
slaughtered two big ones this week
one OF the hogs weighed $50 pounds
and the other 700. They seemed as
large ms hervcs and had to he drawn
an by block and tackle to be dressed.
One OF the hogs was seventeen
months old. the other fifteen months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
Joner Promotion Cr,,,r,,nv

CtLrEPER, VA, Dec 1.-THE an
n"unccmcnt that Admiral Hilary p
Jones has been given command OF
the entire United States fleet. Is OF
great interest TO Virglninns. Ad-
miral Jones' is descendant OF Chief
Justice Marshall and Is near rela-
tive OF Mrs. II. n. Ice, OF this town
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15

club Mt Forest. with tho folio " Ing
ofilccrsi prcHldcnt. Jnmca r. Left.
wichi Sico- president, winfrey Mill
rorI sccretary-trensurer, +. l.. Gala
hnn and chairman extension COM
mittee, J. Torroil Mny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-15
Result OF Week. Work.

MAKTlNSVIILE VA, Dec. IL
Ono ttfty-Rallon stu. 1872 gallons OF
liquor. one Hudson and ono Dodgs
ear and three arrests OF moonshin-
ers and bootleggers were the re.
suits of three days activities OF Of
ftcers In this county this week For
several weeks past. officers not only
in Martinsville. but throughout the
county, have been active In Inter-
cepting violators of the prohibition
law.
Evening star., 1922-10-08

-Household Aprons, beautiful
patterns, in checks and
plaids, with rubberized IN
back. Regularly SOC, ZyC
-Lingerie Tape, in pink and blue
only: Z yards to piece, ~
with bodkin. Regularly lUC
1Oc: two pieces fcr......
baby Bunting Safety Pins; fully
nickel plated; protected coil. e.
All sizes from 2 to 5. Per DC
Evening star., 1922-10-08

Puritan Brassieres, with or
without sleeves, and a pair Of
guaranteed dress shields Or
attached. Regularly $1.0O C0C
and $3.50. Special. ......
Earl Brand Snap Fasteners, in
black and white; all sizes. 49,
Regularly 1oc. Special. nc
-Mercerixed Darning Cottons As
yards to the spool; in ~
black. white and brown. IUC
spools for.
Evening star., 1922-10-08

Elastic SANITARY Belts;
medium and largo sizes
Special ...............-.
-LiEht-weiSht ID r e . .
Shields, regular or shirt
waist style. Pair.
-5O-Yard SpOOls Sewing
SILK; black and colors.
Regularly SC a spool. 3
for
-DreSamakerD Pins,
X lib. box.
Evening star., 1922-10-08

--..insoOk Dresn Linz o.
inGs, sizes 81 to IS. Spe- Z0C
cial ...................
Cotton L Elastic,
Y, q and u inch widths. DC
White only. Rer yard.
:;;: s::s 81 r.: :; to 'ssss: 29c
Nj s;sss MI, t:;:; only: P''f:: e: ''''' l5c
-Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1922-10-08

100 Count Cube Pins,
large size; all
colOra
-R c k.R q G K Bfaids
widths 25 to 27 in
white. Two pieces for.
Enamel Dress Hangers,
all colors.
3 for .............
Gilt Edge OF N0bby
Brown Shoe Polish. Per
bottle
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03

ban 'fulbe bra en- Stcn paa Sl9Se fra
&apnber9et, liseiaa itpr iom atrfen, pg
reiie Den op for az ifpgse for oen; Der
Itilbe ban babe siort, for DC ft lat pp
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rep no Ell Steu fulbt iaa itpr iom Sir
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bon hapbc oraset Stenen en- 9til, og
ban bapbe hare en- Sicroiue isieu, riuetc
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herte Niareeu nf airtctlpffcrue. bleu
han iaa iint, at han oat itou. % bcr
runhe Sdtteu hans trilet iub pad c.l
@runne, bpor Den bIep Iigeeube nteo Oct
talpe al Yulleu puer Saubet. % Der
lisger Den enpuu % fables SutrIhattcil
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bet paa Sagt. en- Ssittuelo Off ban
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tos Ssrieu i'm os uilpe ifppe. Iteu pI
rppte Oct iube / Saiiseu.
"8aeubiIb, loffe iuo 9isoIesalten
DIN! San Sor oil iipbc ben" oct
iamme par Siprnen bulb, Oct CT uipnIig.
(YPere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03

lrlsscritcn ira Rireeitao. Yileipibier al
Stint ira Srnteitaonlarteu, CT Spiuts
hlap al Stint ira 8urum oa Ell gts al
Sftferlten ira rticnbt Steb. Sen er al
CT iinnerIt9 Sort Stiier, for Den er iaa
TAP ION Ell anocn baarn Steu, ua iaa
tiliig Tom Der ltu!he pGre bIanDet 9ln /
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men r'aa NOT mart pperlabe DEN til Oh
'amlln9er; Den ltal pare al tort biitos
rijt S@rO.
sra Sroncealoercu er Ser en- Scllcs
ri'tIna | Nrrhebeu al SIibres airtcn; /
Sorien er flinpet Ell SroEcebaffc. ! ell
ltor Salg paa 9teien et Sr9ipdno nco
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Sl9o' ct SneleehinI % paa Here Steoer
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pln'Tteren Ell Til; paa ReinitsIen en-
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Taa Srifitao families i 1910 Ell omiaIz
Den Z Ilen lang Sautaiten.
Ser er ct Saan ON, at 2urncn 90
Sliore airtc er bpeset af TO Sutlllcr.
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hcntes ira 8apnbergcnc melcm Stctrc
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I'll Somensftrfen, porte trt peb. bcrfor
blep han fsrit frrois. ga alottcrnc
rtt9tc ira StgpuIen ueo 2onlcnstirfen.
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NE for ban bapbe Hsitet igicn; bcrfpc
ildatte &sitct bpeeeo al Err. Snecn
andre END SitiiIlcr tuubc 10 Isftc Stens
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life bore ifrcb for ham. Sa airten oar
nGIteu f9roi9, pGboet han meb Dem, at
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bnbeitc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03

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fleifS ltore &%irtebiitorie. Ien bun 6iep
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mar tontmct zig frem oerouer. Meu uaar
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roer gaffernc. 9eoe ueb Siorben bar
II aaptein9aarpen Steinbc, poa en- Ter.
race l9nger on S~uubbeinl, IGnser moro
Oranhetmsenaroene oa bsierc oppc Snp1
ptson9ocn; men Den li9ser poa en- Slahe
orltnoer Sfopen. ida hi Ter life tort iii
Cen. R%negrcnben ligser Iibt lGngcr
MOD Ssr. Ena Gpeu i Siorocn CT
mango Siem; Der et\ Der osiaa bpgget
Ct SeScbus, % life hQet bertha bar
IngSontSIasct fit Sorianfiinssbus. Sc
tom bar Def mcb bet, ar &c er / ponot
&unlsr. flyer, at bet enc er ct gebcbus
oq Oct unbet ct 9aniebus. Yaa gitiis
Den at Siorhen bar ri neiaa mango giiFot
Oaaroe iaaiom Ss. 8ineisaatsr, Norb.
lreen, Hines, llppbeim. Staneniorn,
@se. SeI9i, Tom oftcit itribes 9cIsun,,
% Iaa ben iibite @aarb. Tom bsrer til
@oro@Iurbal, 8sIlpu9. Sor so Sar ii,
Den bleb ben rise Seuteu 8riiti Sailors
batter Berg ira Col / Saliuebal gift
meb St9eier Csc. Seres oct bar iprcot
it8 piSt on / bisie gpeocr. Set cr 10
bare Sisletiiorben imeIIem DC SGtre,
Itm bsrcr Ill Norbs Gurbal os DC, iont
terer I'll Col eIer Semieoal. ai9rliaz
~beoseuoen fan 10 cesuoen flppe. flyer
re, iom neb Oct, bcrfor er bet manee
Surbslcr, ipm refer iii Salliugbdl eftcr
en- 6uitrlt, % Saniuser iom beIit oil
f1 Ell IuroaIsiente. Siat icnbte 10 guo
telt til l1r / aaIbea eiter fin Sruc. Scr
lGrer Ri, at en- bsr life iprilge bort /
Giftirga men ia Oct meo 8o os tGute
ii0 ON.