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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
News OF Fifty Year, Ago

CFrom the Richmond Dispatch. June 20. iS7oD
Hon. \ H. H. stuart of Virginia and Hon
William a. Graham, of North Carolina. who
are members Of the Peabody board Of trlis-
tees, were in Richmond Yesterday en- route
to BOSTON to attend meeting OF the trustees
In reply to IA question. the Capitol square
contains eight acres. cXclusiv" OF the ground
the buildings stand on and the immediate
grounds Of the Governors mansion.
Yesterday afternoon Henry Groom. foreman
OF shaft No. . OF the church iIl tunnel. was
severely Injured by the caving in of large
mass Of earth.
Lewis H. FraysCr. president Of the Ma
tional Tobacco Association. yesterday
called To Washington on important business
connected with the affairs OF the association.
Colonel Norvcll cobb. OF the American Hotel.
leaves this morning for yellow sulphur 10
assume the management OF that popular re-
sort for the season
Judge Cos heard argument In the Manchcs.
ter contested election yesterday and viii
probably render his decision today.
Married. on the 18th instant, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother. by Rev. William
Brown Miss Maggie 4. Ruprecht TO MIR. w. T.
White. both OF this city.
All Of the smoking tobacco factories OF Vir-
cinia and North Carolina are working almost
double time to nj the large orders that are
coming from every part OF the country. There
never was time when there was such an
enormous demand for smoking tobacco
The large new gas holder built for the
water and gas department OF Richmond by
William f.: Tanner Il Co is in use and
* pronounced perfect piece OF work.
IIou. Montgomery Blair heads the Mary
land delegation to the National Democratic
Convention. aud no is an out and out Greeley
man.
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ACADEMY PLAYERS PLEASE
IN CHEATING CHEATERS'
Offering Well Suited to Close
Stock Season in
Richmond
B, John George Iinrri,.

.\s the concluding play in Ralph
Cummings season OF stock at the
Academy. Cheating chcT,,@rS" should
J." great drawing card. While not
ne hes; of the Isabelle Love offer
ings. 1t is. nevertheless, a very good
play. well suited. let us say. TO close
the local spring season.
Based on the proposition that two
gangs Of crooks may. for a time. fool
each other with pretended rrSpccta-
tility. and when finally detected.
combine their forces "a guardians OF
g." peace. Cheating Chcnt"rs'' wcnds
its way through four acts. through a
dcn' "t romance and love maiSing.
with various other twists and turns
Of no little interest The members
of the company last night did excel
lcntly and Their. were several char
actcr bits presented which certainly
eIualed anything thus FAR done.
Miss Lowe was singularly uttrac-
tive IN last nights role. She re-
Ieived graceful tribute at the end
OF The ;irst act when. Il large bou-
que; was s"n' M >" h"r. Sh" mad"
"a pretty picture as She acknowledged
them and was accorded much ap-
p!aus.. Her role. az Ruth Brocton.
is not az well adapted TO her as
some OF the others she has played
nero. but there can hardly DO any
criticism as to her conception OF II.
She has proven over and over again
her ability TO step into any role and
acquit herself acccptably.
The character work uf Miss Nor
rson, OF MIR. Foster and james Muir
ray shonc brilliantly last night Mr..
MILAN was exceptionally fine. as
usual. Mr.. warner was probably az
good as in anything he has done
here. Miss Fowler and Miss Coax
ley made the type OF lady crooks we
should all like to meet. IL would he
krackc, as Holmes. the detective.
was dcbona ir Kind OF fellow. hand
ling the difficult situation with Il
light touch. He was not always un-
Gcrstandable through the hedge OF
whiskers with which he was sur
rounded in the third act, and | am
inclined 10 suggest visit 10 the
tailor with those trousers. they are
worn shorter this season Mr. Mill
Ter was good as Verdi the music
tcachor-crook. ana MIR. Love. as the
butler.
This is the farewell week OF the
academy Players. The applause they
received last night must have shown
appreciated. We are sorry 10 see
them go, but are soiaced greatly by
Mr. Cummings announcement that
he VIII return next spring with an
other hieh-ciass company.
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sumer and taxpayer are concerned
since il oppoars Than In obodion 60
party tradition ana specinI n,.rnsIs ,hn
majority in Congress is determined ia cnar,
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Questions and Answers.

Nalvular Heart Disease! would like 20
have Information about valvular heart disease.
Is this dangerous" How does Il affect a per
son?---Mr. j. c.
Answ"r-Your query is rather difficult TO an
sw"r. can imagine no benefit to YOU IL I
should tell YOU valvular heart disease is dan
Gcrous. for example. Nor can | imagine il
would do YOU any good II I were TO give YOU
a list OF symptoms OF valvular heart disease
To try out in your casc--a assuming IL is YOUR
case YOU have in mind have "A little pamph-
let | send 90 readers who have this trouble.
bat not TO readers who seek to find out
whether they have heart disease. Your own
physician is the only ono who can determine
whether YOU have valvular disease and intel
l2enuy direct YOU to general treatment
and hygiene.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
The Poets Corner

"Mine Own, Mine own Hrnvc Line Of
cray"
Brave Line Of Gray. thin'd Line of
Gray
Thy Southland yields thee right of
In Richmond, Richmond by the
James
tpon whose heart are 'graved thy
Whose loyal heart. with pride, pro-
Gray"
o gallant, gallan: Line OF Gray.
Turn bacl<--ye fcw-tu other day.
When. for fair Richmond's threat
encd life.
We rushed into the surging strife.
With urge and prayer OF lcaI wife.
10 Duty's call, strong Line OF Gray!
Where now that banner. Line OF
Gray.
That spotless banners spotless sway?
Where is that dream OF other
years:
Whore is that cause for anxious
tears?
Whore is that nope that knew no
Where is The Truth. true Line Of
Gray?
o ever loyal Line of Gray,
AS rests thy prince OF Chivalry,"
SO rests. on arms. sure Truth and
Right,
And. 10. the shades OF Errors
night
Are passing-and dawn's first gray
light
Is IN the east, brave Line OF Gray!
Thinnd Line of Gray, brave Line Of
Gray.
\ hopeful world yields right Of way.
Thy battle for thy native sod.
Thy bow unto the crastninS rod
Thy stand for Truth, thy trust in
God
Bespeak thine Immortality,
BY HENRY CLAY STOUT.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
Weary.

Today am weary and worn
The job is drag. and see
prospect that's tattered and torn.
y drcary old prospect for me-
Tomorrow ri have loads Of pep for the fray.
But u isn't worth while to he living today.
Today Their. is something that seems
To hang to my spirits-to kill
The prettiest hopes in my dreams
Ana tho road seems forever uphill
Tomorrow. know twill be different then
And IN so out to battle with vnlorous men
Qua! o the things not worth WHILE
Ill check everything for the time.
JuSt chuck up the job with u smile
Ana pass YOU this pessimists rhine!
tomorrow, know I'll be feeling all right:
;" thank YOU for patience good friends. and
good night!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
John RIOS, Do,,rb,,.

SUFFOLK. VA. June "a ~,
Ross Doughtie. o. son NJ A. ,
Mrs. w. j. DOughtie, OF this c;,,'
died today at Mount Regis Sano
torinm. where lie had gone TO- 81
health. Mr. Doughtic seryed win
honor through four years in M
united states Navy. with the ranL
y, chiei Eeoman. He is survived hv
MS parents; one sister. Miss Rertbn
Lee poughtie. and one brother. w
wade Doughtie. The funeral ser.
wees VIII be conducted at tho grave
VI cedar Hill Cemetery Tuesday ar
lerhoon by Rev. G. II. Lumpkin. as
sisted by Rev. w. v. Savage, r. n
Inc Inc ihterment Will be with Masonic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
Health Talks by Or. Brady


According to recent report by Dr. w. d.
Withcrby. N-ray treatment OF infected tonsils
and adcnoids Is not only safe and permanent
in effect. bu, Will more thoroughly eradicate
the infection than will surgical cNtlrpation
OF the tonsls and adcnoids. the eradication
OF the infection being accomplished by very
small doses OF N-ray applied at two-wcek in
tcrvals about eight treatments in the aver
nSe case. Dr. Wuherby remarks that the
tonsil tand ademoid) tissue il Emphatic tissue
mainly. and this Emphatic tissue is
hryonic tiss"" which is readily caused to
shrink OF atrophyNby N-rays.
This Shrinkagc OF the ovcrGrown thick
encd tissue brings about n natural drainage
OF the crNpts or pockets In which the we'll
known st,"ptococcus turks. Aha, 1t IL l. not
Nith"rby who brings this horrible accusa-
ton against the germs. They Turk III the
tonsils. not on the surface. There is prob
ably nothing IL be- gained by using autiscptic
substances in garglcs. far Infected tom
SliS ar" concerned. for the germs cannot hc
reached by an aniiseptic They lurk Within
the crypis. which are long. deep and in hy
Dcrt'ophicd or enlarged or old shrumkcu ton
siiS. t"rtu"us. so that even the physician
Specialist cauno, follow the viliainous strep
tococci to their lairs and treat them To ger
Wicidal bath. | am anxious to make "A dis
tnction between stroptocoCci lurking in the
tons!ls or in the tooth sockets and wagner
microbes lurking" under the whatnut a in
the dark corners of tho house: the germs in
the tonsils may at any time lind their way
To III" heart valves. the Joints To the ral
sac. or |" the appendix ana cause a lot of
trouble. whereas any microbes that may pos
siby hang about the dark corners or hide un-
der the sofa Will do nobody harm 10 Kill
Tie lurking microbus vaEissimus Gin iniagi-
nhtion) lay the use Of some scarlet hticd not ion
* auiN"ti". though popular pastime with
some housewives
Out "f the thirty-six cases of infected ton
sis IN which the N-ray treatment had been
"mpIoN"d. thirtN-twO showed an absence Of
tn" siropto"occuS and the SjaphylococCus as
well. DIR. Withcrby omits to mention what the
other four cases showed. but 1t is safe to "a.
sumo they were not freed from Infection by
the N-ray treatments.
From this and other reports az the ray
treatment .; infected tonsiis. ENLARGED tonsiis
and ad"ncids. should say that N-ray treat
ment Is practically safe surgical cx-
ciSiom or cnuclcation ana when tim" am! cx-
pens" ar" not important considerations the
i"rabic method in certain cases. Assuming
THIS method proves successful i'm half the SOS
treated. and that the other half must b. sub
J""ted 1" surgical treatment after all. the
N-ray method is still worthy Of trial in many
cases in which there is temporary or per-
mancnt embargo operation Even though
N-ray treatment proves entirely satisfactory
and ribs the tonsils and adcrioids of the
lurking germs, the patient still has his ton.
st's and adcnoid body and they are none too
sound az that.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
TUESDAY, JUNE %. 1922.

w ELtOME home. veterans of tho South,
Richmond today drinks deep at the
fountain Of memory. Tile Confedcracy. in
an its glory and in all its tragedy. lives
again. Heroic figures pass in review. In
spring pictures are revealed once more
upon the background Of The dim past,
laughing youths, with The fate OF "A new
b6SI' nation resting upon their shoulders.
go saiiopinG through the streets Of the
capital city. Eyes flash fire and we feel
agaih that the Contcderacy must CONNER
for defeat never came to men like these
Nor aid defeat come. True it is tina, the
gallant little army Of Lee which constituted
Itself living wall between Richmond ana
! her enemies, was carried backward bv sheer
force OF Numbers: that its capital city once
beautiful with the incompatible civilization
OF the Old South. was left in ashes MS ,be
star OF the Conredcracy set toward ANN.
niattoN; and that Lee acknowledged ,o
ofah' military victory when The TWO
com nanders met in their momentous con
ference
but the spiri, of The South never sur
rendered. 1t WAS supreme on that dark dav
at AnpomattoX The heritage of strength
20 meet disaster and 10 laugh in the face
OF misfortune was carried back to Tho desc
i'''e homes OF The men who, during the four
years 'hey h"G fought against overwhelming
oddSi had won fame throughou, The world
as The greatest soldiers of their time The
spirit that had many times served to wros,
victory from defeat on The battlefield wen,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
III. Lntc,, Segregation Act.
OChicugo TribuneD

''"!IINHEW 7 TIUUUtJ
Two railroads running out of Chicago have
put in operation the system OF attaching sep
arate slccpers Tor men and for women 10
Try out the popularity and feasibility of Scgrc =
cation. There has hccn much discussion OF
the plan. and it Will he interesting to learn
how i; turns The roads are apt to run
into difficulties in the case OF married cou-
Pies Life in a sleeping car is not a joyous
thing at best. bat when one. or woman.
has the added burden OF dodGng members
Of tho opposite sex Will" clothed in uncon :
vcniional attire, IL is cxaspcrating The
segregation system may tighten. In a measure.
the difficulties OF sleeper habitation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
Defined,

~ MINER ioME.--A place in the country or
on tn" water where the owner enjoys popu-
i"riiN from about Jun" to October II: this
Is tho same guy who can't stir up enough
TRENDS L" set "a poker party from October -
I" June l. The Suffering Simp doesn't know
how many are coming. which keeps him guess
ing anout grub. lie runs iitncy 10 and from
lInpoSSibl" trains, and has TO stay home sun
days tor fear people who never stay home
sundays won't like IL if he goes away when
'hcY want to cat Every MAY gang of
pleasant bandits. inquiriue about his health.
inicSt the atmosphere: after October they don't
know 1T If he dies OF pneumonia. Owning
summer Home is a wonderful priviIcgc-for
the visitors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
The Way We Read.

tKnoNviIIr Scntincl)
The lowest rate of reading We are told ac-
cordng TO the Freeman's journal. should he
500 words mnute-not 80 startling when Il,
IS remembered that many public speeches are
mad" At half that speed Book reviewers are
supposed To average nearly 500 words q min =
ut" People have read 100. ono word novel
in wv" hours, ard passed IAN examination on
nat they had read: AID the reading speed
Of one Cullrg" professor WAS claimed to he
seventy words second that sounds too
much: i.2u0 words a minute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20

H. LAWS former Richmondcr
died In New York Saturday nirbr .r'
cordinS TO news received in M,
city. Mr.. Davis came To K!cbr,ui
from LODI. Poland in 1883 lie lived
III Richmond for NOR" than twenty
years ana Was employed in the Bar.
ncy Myers establishments
In )"o" he moved with his family
10 New York. where ne ana his son
opened large tailoring establish
mcnt on Fifth Avenue BESIDES "A
widow. Mr.. DAVIS leaves four dauyh-
icrS and one son. Mrs Selma j. SON
nenhcrG. Paterson. y. j.. Mrs Ida
Rosenblatt, OF Washington: Mrs. CHA
MorGanthal. New YORK. Miss Roda
Davis ana samuel Davis. both OF New
York. Louis Sonnenbcrg. OF this city,
and Max Sonneubcrg. OF pauviIlc. are
brothcrs-in law OF MIR Davis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20

LfNciiBuRG. VA, Juns Ia
Charles &. Thomas. veteran of
Company l.. Three Hundred and
Seventeenth Infantry. Eightieth d.
ENion. who saw service in Franco.
hi"d Friday at his home at Concord.
lie is survived ny his parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. 9. w Thomas, and the fol-
towing brothers and sisters: Lewis.
Lyle Frank, Aubrey and Clyde
Thomas. Mrs. john Inge, Mrs. Par
IRISH Cardwcll and Miss Ncttie
Thomas. Of Concord. and Mrs. John
staples, Of Scbrell. Va. The funeral
sunday. conducted by Rev l.. l..
Banks at Bethel Church, was largely
attended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-20
is ACCUSED
OF MURDER OF TWO
Charged With Deaths Of First
Wife and Second Wifc's
Former Husband.
10y Associatcd press !

WASHINGTON. GA. June la-Dr.
g. Sasgus. OF Harlem. was
charged with tho murder OF his rrst
VII" and Charles w. Wnibanss. for
ncr husband of his present vito b,.
coroncr's jury here today Mrs
SagSus and Mr.. WilbauAs died soy
Graz months ago
Warrants charging Dr. Sa-gus
with murder ware issued soon after
the Jury returned it, verdict. which
was.
we the jury. ind tina, Mrs sag
gus and Mr. WniDanks came to their
deaths by poison administered ~
Dr. SagEus"
The nrst Mrs sarrus died No
vembor %. last Witnesses Is, tic
coroner's hearing today testified
mat on the day % her death sh"
arparcn,ly was In good health. Sh"
Was stricken suddenly ;h-y said.
ana lived only few minutes aft.r-
ward. According 10 these witnesses
pr. Saggus said his VIE died ~
neuralgia of the heart
Mr.. Willanks died ON February 2
last He had suffered from asthma
for several months. II was testified
aud on the day OF his death SUI
Tered severe attack. Ir. Saggus.
who had been treating him. gave
hi'n several hypodcrmic Injections
hHt cor oN'f jury was tod. and ar
ter tn. last OF these injections. VII.
ncsscs said. Mr. WilIbnnks went into
commissions which resulted In death
II was also testified at the hearing
that pr Saggus carried $1,000 insur-
ancc on tn" lie OF his FIRST wifo. auh
that Mr.. WillbankS carried policies
approNimating $1,000. payable to
Mrs. Willbanks Witnesses stated
that Dr. Saggus also collected s3,5Oa
Insurance when his home was burned
shortly after tn. death of hts wife.
DR.. SaEgus and Mrs. WnIbanks
wcr" married at Augusta In April.
Since then they have resided ii IIar
lem.
Officials are stiG to hnv, ia 'tod
the Investigation into the death or
Mrs SagGUs and MIR Wi.lbauks q,
tn" instisation OF Il. T.. Walker ~
Atlanta. brother ~ Mrs SasguS. and
pr j. VI. Hawkins. head OF the
Methodist Orphans Home AT Deca-
tur relative OF MIR. WillhanHs.
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Funeral of W. G.. JnrL.on.

AMELIA. VA. juno lo-Th. .u-
neral of Wickl.nc e Jacksuu. OF
Amelia. took place here This morning.
the body having been brought here
on the morning train from Richmond
Mr.. Jackson died ON Saturday al,
MemorihI Hospital Richmond Rev.
-. J.. Rogers. pastor OF tn" i'r.ybv-
tcrian Church. conducted III. funeral.
and the int"rmcnt vas made in ,he
Pres bytcr!an Cemetery. Three sons.
Frank w aud William : Jackson.
OF Amelia. and W Cecil Jackson. Of
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AnlusenlentS


Mnny laughs In lyric SHOW.
Two good laughing acts among the
attractions OF the Keith show az the
Lyric which opened yesterday are
close competitors FOR the lions share
OF the honorS of The new hill. They
are McDev.tt Kelly and Quinn. in
The Piano Movers and the Actress"
and Lyons and Yosco. Il team OF
allan character comedians and mu-
sicians. who have an offering that
i both artistic and amusing.
The trio il assisted by comedy
piano and the duo by dienified
harp and melodious cello. These
two unusually meritorious numbers
would suffice to carry the new show
TO success if there were not others
of note on the same bill. But it is
"A Jolly show throughout. with never
dull minute.
The Royal GasCoisnes. sensational
novelty artists, who are assisted in
their entertaining exhibition by
Bertha, billed as the worlds great
cs: double soTIcrsaulting dog. orcn
IN" bill. Wayne. Marshall and
candy, in a sprishtly skit called
The Intruder win many rounds Of
applause. and. as a closing feature.
Booth and Nina. a daredevil cyclist
and pretty and versatile young
woman. who plays stirring music on
the banjo, send the audience away
In high good humor.
The screen features are pleasing.
Il. j. j.
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Program for Today
EASTERN STANDARD TINE.

E.tSI flt,N SlANDAND 1lhE.
wBAZ.
dispatch Payers. Richmond, Val
7:i5-Bascbail scores.
155-i.atc news FLASHES.
S-Bcdtimc story.
S:l0-Duo-art recital through cour-
tcsy walter -. Moses Company.
S:30-couc"rt through courtesy
Miss Mimic Nulknan
'-Readings by Mrs Eula Bailey
Crouch.
Tomorrow.
IiJ-Concert through courtesy
Joseph =. whittetrorc
WV.
detroit, Mivh)
Minstrel show given by Play
crs Club Of Detroit.
kDkt.
east l'ittsburghD
L. NV dress talk.
6:i5 l.. M.-Clasical ballet music.
T.. M--"Advantagcs Of Retail
Training" W. ". charters. Director
Research bureau FOR Retail Train
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N0tnrIanH Meet Tndnr

ne Rotary Club will meet n,
clock today at Murphy,s. at which
''ine short business speeches will ba
"e''Fcrcd by Graham Bright and Rur-
US conc. members Of the club
ireSident John c. White will report
on the question OF supplying tho
Confederate veterans with fautomo-
bilcs for the big parade on Thurs
day.
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Spirit of Virginia's Press

1T seems strange says the Petersburg
Progress and Index Appeal, that it has been
impossibi" to Sccur" leg islatIon in Virginia
prevailing for tax equalization. Every cmor,
in this direction has been defeated although
for years thcy have been attempted South
west Virginia appears /" he cmin"nt.y sue
ccSStul In avoiding carrying its fair pronor-
ti"n Of IN" burden OF taxation as well as in
capturing Il majority Of thu important state
officers
The following is from the Blackstone C'our-
Ter: There are sim 4 few critics of tn. vir-
Einia Historical Pageant. rccentiy held i'm
Richmond. but IL must he remembered that
people often display their ignorance by am
effort 20 appear smart while sol.lc mistook the
street raradcs for the pageant. not Witness
ing tn. latter, thus displaying their ignorance
II is from these two sources the criticisms
come"
Tho Norfolk Ledger Dispatch tells a lot IN
TIA" following very brief ohScrvatinn. In the
matter of bathing suits. virginia Beach mas
voted FOR form. rather than reform
Tn" rrhanna Sentinel talks right out ar
ter this fashion: The people want moro ;,ad.
aud less talk. the present generations are
not much concerned about what kind of
roads Will he built fifteen or twenty years
from now. they want roads now. Give Us
the flowers while We are living
Thc Bristol Herald Courier concludes
good roads plea as follows: Governor TriubI.
should not sit quietly by while tn, Nircirj,
Good Roads Associat zion conducts nm cxnnn.
sis" and lahorious campaign for the sn.ci.l
session. ON the contrary, he should assun.
the duties OF leadership and, II necessary
campaign the state preliminary To calling q
extra session Of ;hc General Assembly to pro-
vide the funds with which 10 build tho S,atc
highway system as eXpeditiousIy as tn. work
may bc done economically and efficiently"
we often wonder" Eravely observes the
Ciarcmomt Herald, III Virginia will ever sion
talking OF how great she was and try TO ad :
vcrtisc her commercial possibilities and really
become great"
Says the Danyillc Register: "In almost
every election prophets OF results refer to
the feminine vote as tho uncertain quantity
THIS seems 10 answer the Old SANDER that
woman would no, keep a secret She can
keep secret ballot. II seems
Aitcr \ careful survey OF tho fold the Al
taNista Journal reaches this conclusion: The
present rl"n 81 cooperative marketing ma y
J nay" som" defects. but IL is founded on Just
principles ana viii succeed IL the farmers
stick together"
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Funeral or Mrs. ". Frank rer,.

PETERSBURG. Va. June IA
Funeral services for Mrs. Sadie s.
Fclts. wife OF w. Frank Felts. who
died Thursday evening at her home
I'LL High street, were held ycSier
day afternoon at o'clock from No
mortal Methodist Episcopal Church
the pastor. Rev. V. w. Earrimap
Relating