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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-17
EL REPRESENTANTE CAMPBELL ASEGURA
QUE SU PROYECTO SERA APROBADO EN- Ell
PROXIMO CONGRESO

WASHINGTON, novenbre 16.--Los se1o-
res cordova Davila y Barceo visitaron hoy al
Representative Campbell, de Kansas, quien les
dio plenas seguridades de que su proyecto,
creando Ell Estado Libre de Puerto Rico, sera
aprobado en- ell pr6ximo congreso
E senador King, autor de un proyecto ST.
n1ar en- el senado, no ha regresado todavfa a
esta capital.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-17
FL. SECRETARIO DE MARINA
EA CONFERENCE.-THE CON Ell
PRESIDENTE

WASHINGTON, noviembre 16.- 81
secretario de Marina senior Denby ha
conference.-the hoy con Ell rresidente
Harding prop6sito de los where's que
van a ser enviados a las vfctimas del
terremoto de Chile.
E, secretario DENLY manifesto que
hoy volvera Casa Blanca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-17

funciones, ordenando que fuesen cita-
dos otros doce miembros para seguir
ceiebrando los juicios pendientes.
Una vez disuelto el Jurado, los miem-
bros todos Sc reunieron para conside-
rar la actitud asumida por Ell Juez, Y
acordaron enviar Ell siguiente despacho
cablegrafico al Attorney General, de
los Estados Unidos, Mr.. Daugherty.
Ell texto del cual, por su importancia,
nos parece oportuno publican en- in
giles, como fue originalmente enviado,
en- espahol para conocimiento de
nuestros lectores:
U. s. Attorney General
Washington, D. @.
Petit jury in criminal case disgrace
fully dismissed and prohibited from
further service in Court by federal
Judge for verediet return in criminal
case Investigation requested
David sToRERr
Foreman
Attorney General, de los EE.UU.
Washington, d. c.
Peque1o jurado del t6rmino crimi-
nal desairadamente disuelto por el Juez
Federal y prohibido de prestar la
Ccrta fnturos aervicior nor varoa3c4o
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-17
ESTADOS UNIDOs NEGOCIA
RA UN TRATADo CON
TURQUIA

WASHINGTON, noviemBre 16.-se
asegura que 81 gobierno de Estados
Unidos negociara un tratao con Tur-
Quia en- case que "a conferences de Lau
same reconozca la Independence te-
rritorial de dicho pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-17
Ell PRESIDENTE HARDING
FELICITA AL PRESIDENTE
DEL BRASIL

wAsH1NcTN. EOviembre 1s.-con
motive del aniversario de la indepsn-
dencia brasileia e. presidente Harding
ha dirigido un elocuente mensaje de
ccngratulaci6n al pregidente lPesaoa,
Crien le respondio con iguales frases
de carifo simpatias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-17
Ell presidente Harding y otros funcionarios de
la Administration estdn estudiando la situaci66n
de Ia Lsla en- tOdos shs detalles.--Las aLegQcio-
nes de los portorriquenos, hechas por escrito
III R[DfNTE GUIDO NfORMA60DE QUE Il EADt DE- tSS En- PF0
RICO EXILE UNA PRONTA SOLU ETA NO PUfDE SER OTRA QUE FL
NOMBRAMNTO De N NUO dOBERNADOR, AN COMO f RCONOO-
MENTO De Las MAlURAS' DICE SR. BARCFLO
((UMTED PRES via ALL AMERICA cABLES)

WASHINGTON, novienbre 16.-(S.3o P.
M.)-Los lideres portorriquenos han reitefado
hoy su optinnsnno acerca de la satisfactoria, So
luci6n de las cuestones de Puerto Rico. kun.
que no Sc ha recibido nngln informe de Casa
Blanca desde que Sc llev6 efecto la confefen-
ca general del lunes, Sc tiene entenddo cue ell
Presidente otros altos oficiales de la AEsSsi-
nistracion estdn estudando embellishments to-
das las fases de la stuacon, las cuales han
sido expuestas por escrito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-17
LA oPERACION DE QUE FUE
0BJETO KIPLING HA SIDO
SATIsFACTORIA

LoNDRES, noviembre 16.-El nota-
be sscritor Ruvard Kipling Sc encuen
ira meiorado despues de la operaci6n
quirrrgica de que fue objeto aver.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-17
Ell REPRESENTATIVE Campbell IMPULSA=
RA SU PROYECTO EN- LA SESSION QUE
EMPIEZA Ell LUNES1

Phillip Campbell nos dijo esta n7aRana
aprega el sehor BarceI6, que 81 if1pusara su
bill en- la nroxima session extraordinaria que en-
pieza ell Iunes.
Mantengo mi confanza en- eI espfrtu de
iusticia de este gran pueblo este me hace
Greer que la bora de reconocerIa ha lIegado"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-17
Ell SR. SAMPAIO, EN- LA OFF
GINA DE RELACIONES
EXTERIORES

RIO DE JANEIRO. noviembre 16.--
Ell senor sebastian asampaio, has sida
nombrado aver segundo secretario del
Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-17
UNITED Press. via All America Gables,

PEKIN, noviembre 16.- Los gobier-
ios de Francia, Estados Unidos In.
glaterra, Italia y suecia, han dirigidc
Ut ultimatum a China, dandole una Sc.
mana dc plazo para que pcnga en- Ii
bcrtad diez ciudadanos extranjeros que
fueron secuestrado recientemente por
una cuadrilla de bsndoieSSs.
Los referidos gobiernos declaran que
ST China no liberia Embellishments a
eros extranjeros, pubhcaran una nota,
dtrigida al mundo civilizado, en- la cual
havan cOnstar que China es una ma
cson irresponsible, gObernada Gnica-
nlente por bandoleros y sAtrapas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-17

rado de cue e estado de cosas en- Puerto Rico
exige una pronta soluci6n. Esta no podra ser
otra que Ell nombramiento de I'm nuevo Cober-
nador Para este caso, las reglas de conducta
discutidas rnantienen ell derecho de las mayo
rias ser preferidas en- los nombramientos de
caracter general ell de las n1ayorias locales
en- los nombramientos de caracter legal.
La enn1ienda la Carta Organica es asun-
to aparte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-17
BARcELO CORDOVA PROBABL EMEhTE
CONFERENCIARAN Ell SABADO CON Ell Sc
CRETARlO DEhA GUERRA =

WASHINGTON, noviennbre 16.-Los seno-
res Cordova DavIa BarceI6 conferencaran
nrobabIemente ell sabado con ell secretario de la
Guerra, Mr.. Weeks.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-17

WASHINGTON, noviembre l6.-Ios
observadores del gobierno americana
en- la conferencia de Lausanne han ST.
do instruidos por el Departamento de
Estado para que Sc abstengan de firmar
el tratado de paz con Turqufa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-17
Ell CABINETE INGLES DISCU
TIE LA QUESTION DE OR1ENTE

LoNDREs, noviembre 16.-El Gabi-
nete Sc reuni6 esta tarde para discutir
las cuestiones del cercano Este Y los
probIemas de "a conferencia de Lausa-
nne.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-17
FranCia, EstadOs UnidOs, Italia,
Ia Gran Bretaha y SueCla, han
didgiidO aver IN uItinatul1n al
gObiernO de China

enviar dichos emigrantes 10 mas prcnto
possible.
Noticias de Rio de Janeiro dicen que
Ell gobierno Sc apresura a contratar emi
grantees en- otras parties de, mundo con
ell fin del levar a cabo numerosas obras
p1blicas que tiene en- proyecto Ell 60
bierno de sefior Pessoa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-17
Los OBSERvADORES AMERI
CANOS NO FIRMARAN Ell
TRATADO DE PAZ

UNITED Press. VIA An America Gables,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
UNKNOWN MAN FIRES
At PHYSICIANS CAR
Bullet whistles Close to Doc.
tors Head on Road Near
DanNillc.

DANNII.i.E. VA. April 10. y re-
warn Of 81" has been offered for in
formation leading 20 the arrest Of
tn" man responsible for a shooting
outrage. which took place Saturday
ana which came within an ace uf
costing pr. :. T.. Hughes. Il promi-
heni local physician. his life.
Or. Hughes was returning from
Pelham y. G.. where NJ had been to
SEE patient. ~" was between
St"kcSlani and Danviila on a we'll
Travelled road and had picked up two
men wh" We're walk my towards Dan
Vile when they passed Il white man
ana q negro III the road. one of them
having ril" As the ear passed by,
one az the men i"vclcd the weapon
at tn" car and sent II bullet through
the rear curtain glass. the bail hum
ming past the car Of Dr. Hughes. who
was driving. or between his head and
that of one of the men he had taken
in the machine.
Dr. Hughes stopped and backed his
ear. but the two men took to the
woods. small Gypsy bog saw the
shooting and said that he could idcn-
tify the man II he were to see him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
HANOVER co. WOMAN
LEAVES 76 SURVIVORS
Mrs. Rh"dn j. Reed Dies nj An. In
EtShty-Sinth Yenr OF
Her Age

~ II o'clock sunday morning ,as,
MIS- Rhoda !. Reed died "A. her howe
NJ Alice. Hanover County. in mo
eishty-ninth year Of her age. Mrs
Re"h was Tho daughter Of the lair
Jenkins aud Matilda Hurley. ~
dorchester County, Md. Her first
marriag" was to Captain Nelson
hughes. Of Bestpitch. Nd. who died
In 1857. Her sccond marriage was
TO John Reed. OF Smyrna, Del. who
died in 1895.
In 1856 the family moved from,
dorchester County. Nd. 10 Hanoyer
County. Va. where Mrs. Reed sncn,
The remainder OF her long life. SIN.
Is survived by one brother. Joshu,
Hurley. OF Cambridge. Md: SIN
children forty-six grandch.,hror
nHd' twenty-four Observation-Disclosures
Her children are Nelson Hughes
Mrs. Abby isbell and Mrs. Mollia
Tyler. Of Alice: John Reed. OF Rich
mond Samuel Reed. of Milford ana
Mrs Hhoda Isbcli. of Roanoke.
MIS- Reed was. since cir hood /.
consistent member of the Metbod;st
church. The funeral will take nlac.
al 3 o'clock this afternoon from Col
Spring Baptist Church. in Uanover
County. the service being conducted
by Rev. c. G. Davis. Of Cool Snring
and Rev. II. H. Smith, of shat
Grove. "'
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Anchors During For
lny Assoclntcd rressi


'oHFOl-k. VA. April lo.-Thc L.
'ia'hhn. queen %. the American rn.r
chaht marine passenger fleet. passed
III the virginia Capes at 5:3O O'Clock
inns morning after an 'uneven,tul WOW.
age down the coast from New York or
eept FOR several hours DELAY wb,I.
fhc anchored during a fog i've miles
OF Ambrose Channel.
escorted hy "A feet OF tugbos,s and
guarded hy several coast guard cu,-
'ers 10 prevent interference by o,ba-
craft the i.evia,han proceeded
'hf"nrh the lower bay into Hamn-
ION Roads. reaching tho Sewport
news Channel at $50 O'Clock.
Airpianes from the naval oner.,
ing bias" and Langley Field joIncd
the escort when III. I.evia,han Sod
~ ,h. carcs. Rear-Admir-l Hugh
Nodman. commanding the Fit,h Naval
n's'f!ct. ana Rear Admiral philip An
ore"s. commandment o! the Norfol.
navy yard. wer. on naval ves..,v
which watched the Levia,han pass
through Hampton Roads.
10 trouble whatever wac ~,
peTiehced In getting the ship To Now
port Hcws' After passing in tho
eapes she was in charge OF cartai,
lanes O. Peake. veteran o., Tho
tTS'h!a Pilots Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11

GIANT Liner LEV|ATHAN
DOCKS WITHOUT HITCH
Great Ship Steams Into New.
port News Harbor
Easily.
RIP :riOUT An INCIDENT
Voyage From New York to Berth In
Great Virginia Port Uneventfui-
Hampton Roads Given Craft En-
thusinsuc Welcome.
IT. :rnouT AN INCIDENT
fBy Associated Press.l

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April 10
Tho Lcviathan locked at tho plan,
FOR tho Newport News Shipbuiiding
Ind Dry Dock Company at BIS
O'Clock this morning for ovcrhaulini;
ana rcconditioning. The work Will
require ten months or Il year for com
pletion. and Will mean employment
Tor 800 OF more Of tho yards men
VINO were laid off when battleship
building ceased under terms Of The
isdrInament agreement.
inc huge liner made the trim from
New York without aUy untoward in
cident. She hit an eighteenth clip
at times on her run down the COAT.
'"ose aboard her stated this morn
Ing.
when the I.cHiathan passed throuuh
Newport News Channel at 1870 o'clock
inns morning she was drawing be-
tween thirty-nvc and thirty-six feet
bnt sH" made the passage through
the thirty iivc-foot channel withou,
MATT or mishhp. The crafts pro
pcIIcrs stirred UP the mud as tho
thahhel was entered, but that VAS
All. 40 tug put II line out to her.
oilc!hls OF the ynrd say work on
the i.cEiathan VIII be pushed ahead
~ rapidly az possible. I, Will h,
some time before work reaches ,uIl
biaS, AT which time the ward -,
poets TO be employing about $500
mon.
Practically the entire city and sur
rounding towns turned out cnmasse
L" glimpse the huge vessel an She
proceeded 10 her berth at the ship
yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Bury J. T.. MoIes Touo-ro

Funeral services for James Law
renee Moles, aged -. who died ves-
lerday morning at 3:35 o'clock in
the home of his mother, Mrs. A p
i'um, 1908 Perry Street. after a
lengthy illness. will he conducted
tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock from
C0wardin Avenue Christian Church
Bhrial Will he in Maury Cemetery.
MT Molcs was In the aviation branch
OF inc Cpited States Army during the
Mpriu war and was stationed at
Fort Worth, Texas.
lie was member OF Manchester
Lodge. No. S43 r.. p. O. T.. and of
ihly council. No. 3. Sons and Dauch-
ters OF Liberty. lie was the son of
inc iate John II. Moles. Besides his
mother, he is survived by one sis
.eE Mrs. w. j. Cash. and by one
brother. Walter III. Molcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
Road Bond Sentiment
Growing in Virginia

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. April
lO.-lt is believed from current.
reports that tho sentiment In this
section In favor Of the proposed
bond Issue for roads Is fast crys-
talliEinH In its favor. due principal
~ 10 the fact that the people In
the rural sections are getting fui-
Ter ana more accurate Information
On lhis subject, and with all the
iacts before them are much more
inclined to advocate the plan pro-
posed.
President A. Il. Chandler. Jr., Of
Inc Fredericksburg State Normal
school. made an address on the
bond issue at Chancellor Schoo,
before the Farmers Union. aud re.
ports that there appeared l!tt!.
opposition in that section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
is ACCUSED OF AIDING
IN BARREL-HOOP THEFT

Especial to The Times Dispatch
MANCHESTER. VA. April 10
Fred. Afiieck. brought here SATURDAY
~ Sheriff Pannctt\from Washington.
where he was arrested on grand
larceny warrant. charging him Wiz
participation in the theft Of 5000
larrcl hoops from the Round Hill
Orchard company. has been release,
on "a $500 appearance bond for the
June grand jury.
Af'ieck was implicated by Ray
nond Mauck, who las, week pleaded
guilty. turned states evidence ana
got four months in jail. Ito tcsti-
fled AiileCk took Theodore EeIily's
truck. and. together. they took tho
hoops and tried to sell them
Amos Mauck. charged with bcin.
an accessory after the fact. was
hai'ed also for the grand jury. At
fieck was working for W r. Miller,
race horse owner. in Washington.
when put under arrest BY the Fred
crick County sheriff.
Jack Frost Salt is pure and clean.
ASK your Groccr.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
Captain ,Lconrdn. A. nn,,,n.

.>pRFOLk. VA. April i0-Car-
tain l-eonidas a Battin. OF Norfolk.
died suddenly at his residence IA
Reservoir Avenue, yesterday morn
ing. aged Ga years. He was born in
Portsmouth and was the son Of TN.
late william =. and Margaret pitt
Batttn. He was the brother OF Rev
>. j. Battim formerly OF Norfolk. and
now presiding elder OF the DanvilIe
district Of tho Methods, Church.
Captain Bat'in is survived by son,
r.. vernon Battin, OF Baltimore; a
daughter. Miss I.ottie l.. Hattin OF
this city and two grandchildren.
both OF whom reside in Baltimore
captain Rattin was for many years
with the Norfolk Southern RAILROAD
ana had charge OF several of the
tugs operated by that company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
ACCUSED MARINE GIVES
RECORD OF MOVEMENTS
Shows Could Not Have Been
at Ocean View Satur.
day Night.

Especial to The Tlm.s- DispatchI
NoRFOLk. VA. April l0.-lnvcs-
tishtl"n b. authorities at TIA. st
Helena barracks shows that Priyut.
Frank McEntec, OF the Marine Corps
could not have been at ocean View
last Saturday night a week ago. or
thc-fo!iOwing Sunday morning when
ia" body of Mrs. Ruth Mercer was
found on the beach OF the Cottag"
Line.
With his movements accounted for
by local detectives from ) o'clock
saturday afternoon until o'clock
sunday morning. the records at tn"
barracks show that he checked in
there at O'Clock. went TO his bunk
where hc talked To one OF his bud
deg ana was called tine" hours
later 10 prepare breakfast. as ho was
tn" only cook on the reservation AT
tn" time. lie could not have left ST.
Helena before / o'clock sunday af-
tcrnoon, it is said.
Captain II. T.. Lewis. adjutant at
the 81. Helena barracks. said today
that a complete check had been made
OF McEntce's movements from the
time he LEFT the reservation Satur-
day afternoon a week ago until The
following Monday morning. state
rnents were obtained from MCtnt"e's
fiauccc and her mother that McEntcc
was In Suffolk saturday night. and
that he left there AZ 1880 o'clock.
The Norfolk suffolk bus passed the
young wOinan'S house at li:l5, thcy
stated. and when Mct.ntcc asked the
driver what time he would start for
Norfolk, replied. 'cl"vcu-thirty.'
The bus driver has stated that Nc
E.ntee left for Suffolk on the ) o'clock
bus. Captain Lewis said. and that he
reached Norfolk on the return trip
about o'clock. The proprietor Of
the Cleveland Hot Dog restaurant
said that McEntee was in his place
for beefsteak and onions between
o'clock and 2 o'clock, IL was stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
sues for Damages

t,d NrfhcRG. VA. ApriI N
.hrE u. Reed has instituted sui, =,
~" ,ircuit Court OF Amhers, 60, -"
~, aEa'nst Mrs Mary Chrism,, ~
an, 'yV" damages. the suit grown,
awo me shooting OF Reed yaar
In h,, ,iDnt OF the Chrisman homa
bI. 90 growing out Of trou.
ch., right of way ovor -
etI. ,S'hah place. In criminal
soon after the sboo,i.
chrisman was fined ON 80
mar &c or a simple assault '"e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
w. VI. Butteryorth.

LYNCHBURG. VA. April 10
News has been received here OF the
death at Wilder. Wise County. sun
day night Of William McGhee But
terworth. 90, formerly a resident Of
Lynchburg He was native Of
Campbell County. MIR. Butterwor:h
was twice married and he is sur
vlvcd by his wife. four daughters by
HIS former marriage: three sons by
his second marriage. and two step
daughters, and the following broth
ers and sisters: Mrs. NJ. T. Dono-
van. Russellv!lle. Ky. and Walter
q. Butterwor,h. r. l.. Butterworth
G. w. Butterworth. Mrs. J. Low
Brown and Mrs. c. ID. Booker. Lynch
burg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
GLOUCESTER ORGANIZES
COUNTY FARM BUREAU
Membership Approxina,ing
200 Enrolled and Officers
Are Named.
Special To The Tim.s-Diypatch

Especial !" The ,Tim"s-DispatCh
GLOUCESTER. VA. April 10
There was Il w"llatteud.d meet
ing Of the Farm Bureau here SATURDAY.
ana permanent organization was
Effected 10y tn. election OF r. +. ii.y-
wood president: NJ. u. Seward. vice
president: II. r. Hutchinson. secr..
ary-treasurcr.
1t was found that 1877 members
had signed up and "a few more
signed Saturday
tn" county was divided into Ton
sections and each section elected on.
injector. except This place. which nm
account Of it's larger mcmhercbin
was given two directors The ,,irar.
,"'S are" w. y. Roan". j. +. Lam
nerth' NJ: Il. Seward. VI. L. Moor.
ecu fas". :. l.. Riley. Roy Edwards
1nmrS sinclair. W. $. Field. T.. T.,
hhod"s and L.. G. Ca,lct,.
~ r. Ireva,han. county agent. /
I,, ',""lS' thomson Crosby. Charles
hihk'" and l.. &. CatIett wore a.,
pointed committee to draf, ;,
Sh'uti"n and bylaws. The nro.i
u"ht was directed ia name a co,r,ni,
'cc OF NY" 10 report prorrs,n -,
crh Tor tn" bureau. This rommi,.
zee VIII he mad. up of mon ro,,ra
"''hp IN" various agriculturaIir,.
eS's "t the county Tn. ,pn,,,,
h"hts VIII he made later. The 80,
"Nt harmony prevailed in IN. ,roo,
'"S ana much enthusiasm
M crockett. president Of tho po,
'"s"'hr Burcau. was ,trosa,,
",I"d much assistance i,v .!,,c,
"dFlc". Tho bureau adiotirn.I h,
80 AT O'Clock on Saturday. Ami,
Immediately after the re,or,
meeting the directors me, and
"c,.d rouiin" business. ''''
- w. 6. catlett. who bel,od
~ 'his county and served =,
captain, goes to princ.sy
e on Monday TO assist in Tho ~
Shhlzation OF that co,n,v Or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11

was spending some time here with
her daughter. when She died She
Is survived by four daughters. Mrs.
wright. Mrs. Eula l.. Ripley. Of Nor
iolk. Mrs. Ada X. Jarvis, Of Matthews
county, Mrs. Annie r. stewart, of
mathews County. and tn. following
sons: Cecil o., William o.. Alex W
Charles D.. and Rastus'sI!. IIu6gins
OF Mathews County. Two brothers.
'hhrics i. and Lewis NJ. stewart.
AIS" snrViE" her. az well az seven
teen grandchildren and eleven great
Grandchiidrcn. The body viii he for
"ard"d tomorrow morning To Ma,h
cws county. where tn. funeral ser
wee VIII b. conducted 81, ? o'clock to-
moro" afternoon in Bethel NJ T..
Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11

WINCHESTER. W, April 10
me BODY OF Mrs. Mamie Heidler. 30,
wife Of j. T. iIcidIer. who died Fri
daS night quite suddenly at HIucHeId.
w Va. was Inferred this afternoon.
following funeral rites in the church
or the Sacred Heart here. she was
a daughter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs.
John harrington. OF Frederick Cuun-
~, and granddaughter of the late
Edward PARCEL. ST.. railroad con
tractor. Her husband is master me-
chan!c OF Norfolk and Western Rail-
way shops at Blueneld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
Takes winchcstcr Pulpit.

WINCHESTER VA. April 10
Rev. Boyd V. Switzer. Sunday. began
his pastoratc of Braddock Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. South,
succeeding the Rev. +. NJ Richard
son. who has been transferred TO the
church at Salem. Va. Rev Mr..
Switzer was until recently pastor Of
Center street Church. OF Cumbcr-
land Md. Rev. MIR. Richardson. who
was pastor here five years, preached
his first sermon at Salem today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
GLOUCESTER JONQUH.
CROP SELLS WELL
Especial to The Times-plspa,ch.

ISprcIaI % The TlWeS- DIsphtCh
GLOUCESTER. IA. April lo.-The
growers Of the small early jonQu!ls
finished shipping their crops last
week and the growers OF the emper-
ors had their inning this week. I'm
fortunately the empcrOrs could not
be held back for Easter. However
the prices were fair and those who
mad good crop are smiling. The
crop OF earlv Jonquils Was no, so
large as was expected. The larges.
grower shipped less than 500. 600
while he should have had 1000, 600
blooms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
Mrs. Annie NirEInin Fries.

WINCHESTER. VA. April 10
Mr'. Annie Virginia Fries. g.. widow
o' baFld Fries. former prominent
rr"dHrlck county farmer. died Satur-
uaE near iiayhcid. Six brothers and
W." SISTERS survive. Her funeral was
non nero ycstcrdaN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
Build Home for Faithful Rector.

GLoUCEST FIR, VA. April l0.-The
ladies are going to make an effort
20 bcautify the court green. Two
new houses are going up here. One
OF them is George DcHardit's and
the other is for Rev. William T..
Lee. gift from his many friends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
WIZ. Virginia IIulpInx

NORFOLK. VA. April IO-aIrs.
Virsinia HudEins died at AS O'Clock
Yesterday morning in the residence
of her daughter, Mrs Sallio I,
Wright. 17l2 Elmwood Avenue at
the age Of 81 years. Mrs. uudrins
whose home was in Mathews Countv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-11
A sweet LITTLE.
BABY BOY
Makes a Bright Spot in
Every Home. A Comfort
in Years to Come
Park Rapids, Minnesota. 81 have
taken your medicine-LydiaE F. Pink

hams Vegetable
Co m poun d
when ! was a girl
for pains and be-
fore and after my
marriage. | now
have a sweet lit
tie baby boy and
will send you his
pictureif you wish
to publish it. My
sisters also take
your medicine and
find it a great