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The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-10-25
CLERKS SALE.

State Of South Carolina. County Of
\ Lexington.-Court Of Common
Pleas.
J. c. Hartley. PIatntiff. against Vir-
ginia Dorsey. Defendant.
BY virtue OF authority vested In me
by. Order Of the Court in the above en-
titled, Cause, will sell before the
Court House door In Lexington. 8. c.,
during. the legal, hours OF sale, at
public auction to the highest bidder,
on the first Monday in November
next. the same being the 9th day OF
said month. the following described
real estate, to wit:
"All that piece. parcel or tract Of
land situate. lying and being in Boil
ing Springs Township. in the above
county and State, containing fifty (5O)
acres more or less. and bounded by
lands of Lester Sharpe on the. east
and south by Walter Craft, on the
west and north by Daniel Jefcoat, and
perhaps others: the same being the
tract Of land conveyed to me by Dam
iel Williams in 1910"
Terms OF Sale: Cash, purcha~"
pay for papers, revenue stamps and
recording fees. .,
'Ei H. l.. HARMON H.,.S.)
g. Clerk OF Court. Lex. Co. IS. c.
ZIMMERMAN & GRAHAM,
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EdmundTheron Reeder. Adam
sharpe. Raymond Shealy.
p. shealy's store-N. "A. Lewis
Es M Smith, Haskell sharpe.t
Huffman's Burnt. Mill. X. Day
y. J. FL Gunter, E. o. Hall.
! Hollow creek-H. NJ. Price. 3. B.
Kaminer, Roy J.. Sease.
lexington. A. Barr, ]. wv. Nip.
per. r.. F.. Roberts. 40
: .Swansea--AleX p. Jackson, : Thnd
L. Hilderbrand, p. l.. Lybrand.
Gaston--F'rank Wise, S. r. Pound
W. L. Goodwin.
CromerTJulian croner, s. NJ. Cor.
ley. Shelton M. Corley.
I, The Managers at each precinct
named above are requested to dele.
gate one Of their number to secure
the box and blanks for the election
Boxes delivered on the 3rd and 4th o.
November at the grand jury room. See
d. E. Amick.
! w. HANIP WANNAMAKER
H. l.. ADDY,
CHARLIE C. FULMER, =
Commissioners of Federal Election fol
~
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FOR SALE.

u will offer for sale the first Mon
day in November, IN trout of the court
house door in Lexington, my place
about two miles from Lexington, con-
tanning about fifty acres, more or
less, about fifteerh acres open land
the rest in woods with some good tim
ber running water through the place
and good six room dwelling. siNeout-
buildings, and well, in yard, bounded
as follows on the North by lands of
Irby George and A. E. Roof, on the
east by lands Of E. A. Roof and es-
tate OF Beaufegard Harmon and J.
g. Zenker. and on the west by land
of Geo. w. Corley the same being
the home place Of the late J. Wesley
Price. deceased. VIII sell for cash
or part cash. balance on terms.
D. D. PRICE. r
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CLERKS SALE.

State of. South Carolina, County of
8 Lexington Court Of Common
Pleas. ' =;
The Bank OF Swansea. Plaintiff,
against w. H. Hoffman, ct al,
:, Defendants. f-
BY virtue of authority vested in me
'by Order Of the Court in the above
entitled cause, I will sell before the
Court House. door in Lexington, S.
c., at public auction to the highest
bidder. during the legal hours ofzsale
on the first Monday in November
next, the same being the 9th day Of
said month. the following. described
real estate to-wit:
"AlI that piece, parcel or tract of
land lying and being situated in Bull
Swamp Township, County and State
aforesaid, containing one hundred
sixty three (163) acres more or less,
and bounded as follows: north by
lands OF Willie Rogers. east by lands
OIL L. II. ana r.. Il. 1ollHu.l Soull
by lands of Mrs. M G. Johnson. and
west by lands of estate Of S. E. Gel
ger" o.. y
Terms of SalS: Cash. purchaser to
pay for papers. revenue stamps and
recording. fees.> .J.
49, H. L. HARMON (L. So
Clerk Of Court, Lex. Co., S. c.
EFIRD & CARROLL;
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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and blanks for the election. /
Boxes delivered on the Srd and 4th
of November at the grand ufy room.
See D. E Amick &
, rs N, N. ELECKLEY,
CLAUDEB. LowMANI,.
Commissioners of State and County
Elections for Lexington County,
s. C.
October 90, 1922. h
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Commissioners Of Federal Election fol
Lexington County, s. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
TRIO IN NEW KENT
ON ROBBERY CHARGE

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.1
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March IL
Officer j. T. Crut". Of New Kent
County. and Sheriff l.. l.. Trice. OF
James city, captured three negroes.
William Tabb. Arthur Clayton and
Ole Williams. all residents Of or
near Toan". Friday. and they are
how lodged in the Sew Kent county
JAIL charged with having committed
a number OF robbcrlcs the past few
weeks.
The men were arrested for rob
hing the store OF Robins brothers in
New Kent Thursday night. Accord
Ing TO officer Crute. the men CON
fe -scd to this robbery and three
others, one OF which was that Of
ia" general store OF i. T.. Banks at
T"ano. The men are said to have
gotten away with considerable loot.
Because OF the bad condition OF
the roads the prisoners could not
hc taken back To New Kent Friday.
and were brought here for the MI ht,
having been taken to Providence
Forge by train this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
MUCH COTTON GOES
OUT OF NORFOLK PORT

Special 10 The Timas-Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. March Io-Jnr.
regular sailings from Norfolk IN ali
parts OF TIE world are respons,hln
Tor the remarkable regularity an,
growing volume of cotton exnnts
cleared from this port. according IA
Charles g. Grant. secretary OF tho
N"rfolk-Portsmouth Cotton EN-.
change.
Sine" tho hrst of May Of last ycor
one or more cOnsignmcnts o. cotton
nave been cleared from Norfolk for
foreign ports during every s,nrle
week. This is a record Of grcnIcr
regularity than any that has ever
Deem known here before.
The volume Of exports for the cur-
rent season bids fair TO outstrip thar
OF 1920 which has held the record nm
10 the present time. Exports for thc
season which began August /. hay-
already reached figure above ia
GOO bales. This Is far above tho
ioia! of exports for the season of
la2O-2l. and is close to the record
OF 1920. when lG9,S07 bales we're
exported through this port. The sea-
son sim has four and one-half
months to run.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
EXPECT APPOINTMENT
OF GEORGE 7. R|SON
Piitsylvania Senator Expected
to BE Made Common
weallh's Attorney.
ISpccinl 70 Tic Times-DLspntch.l

l''P''ihA W us lINltn.
DANNlLIE. March le-Judp. Tur-
ncr clement. OF Chatham, who was
recently elected by the General As
scmbly judge OF the Seventh Circus;
10 succeed Judge y. NJ. Aiken. has
qualified, and has been holding court
at Stuar, this week
He has not yet appointed his sue
ccSs"r as commemorative attorney
OF pittsyl"ania. This leads to the
heller that he is waiting for stat"
Senator George II. lslson 10 return
from Richmond. and that he will be
the appoiutcc
Members OF the Patrick County bar
Presented Judge Clement with 1t
handSom" fountain pen when lac sign
ed the oath Of oi,Icc. The court i'm
delivering his first charge To thu
and jury u.in"d his conception Of
h Sh citizenship AMI the general APP
p!icht0n Of laws. He said in part:
II do rot wish To place myself
In the position OF emphasizing the en-
!"rc"mcnt Of one law more than
3nothcr. bat IN recent wears expert
enc" has shown that public officials
wcr" more criticized. and often un =
Justly, because of failur" to enforce
IN" prohibition laws whom as "A mat
tor of fact. the real fault was in
the citizenship OF the CuinmunIty.
which did not cooperate with the
public oitlciaiS. and to q dislnCllnation
OF IN" grand juri"S and juri"s taken
from the citizenship To enforce these
laws
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
TO REMOVE RED CEDARs
FROM AROUND ORCHARDS
Frederick County Fruit Grow.
crs' Association Plans Cam.
paign Against Menace.
LSpccIal Ia Thc TInes. pisnatch.1

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER. VA. March l2.-Tho
Frederick County Fruit Growers As
ISOLATION has about completed a cam
paign for the removal of hundreds Of
red ccdars from around apple or
chards. and il was learned last eve
ming that !i;tlc or no objection was
raised by owners of the menacin.c
trees. officers of tho association ex-
pressed themselves as being pleased
with the attitude OF most OF the pap
pie on who's" properties the ccdars
wrr. cut down.
The state law provides for removal
NJ rcd Crdars Oh lands within two
miles OF commercial apple orchard
The York Imperial. the principal
variety grown in this district. has
been attacked severely by cedar rust
Ia recent years. but the cedar trees
gradually are being "wecdcd ont"
and there has been a notable i'm
provcm"nt in the quality OF apples.
Weather conditions thus far have
been ideal for orchards The mod
-rat"ly cold weather OF the last three
months has kept down sap flow. ana
apple buds still are in moro or less
dormant state. Growers said n con
tinuatlOu OF favorable weather would
assure AN enormous crop OF apples
next fall, conservative estimates for
Frederick County being around Io0.-
pOn barrels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
J AMES AUMANN
DIES IN NORFOLK
Especial 10 rh. r,r r,

,Sp'clhl 10 Tho Times Dispa,ch.1
NoNFpl-h. VA. March l2-For
nc hfSt time In moro than three
Gears there wcrc no frcsh nowe,,
on IN" desk OF city Manager ASH
burh'r' AZ CITY Hall yesterday.
for James Aumann. su,.rin,a,
"'nt OF raIks and nowcrs and plant
rNheFt ~ the city's Department ~
fhbI'c welfare, is dead.
Mr Aumann died shortly a,.,
midnight yesterday with ,yha, 70
nc!!tNcd 10 have been "a sudden b.,,,
attack, following cornp,ra,iyoi,.
slight illness which had ken, HI,
moro or ass confined for several
Mir Aumann was grower md
trainer OF flowers. They were his
""'oE' MS pets. Although n. was
'""ca'sd as physician and for a
hummer OF years practlctd his n,o.
''SSion. III health forced him IN
'"'ndon II carly In life and IN. r.
'na!ndor OF hts days were socn, In
me study and culture of nowora
Nccs and other forms Of plnn, 1,,n
MI. Auinann was 6. Years old ~
vas born nj Blue Spring. sni,h
.""n'E virginia, but later moved ~
y'hevi!!c. In 1900 he came 10 No..
'o'k ana six years ago he vas cbo.o,
'S fu1cr!n'cndcnt OF the cItv's nail
ana greenhouses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
SHACkLEFORD NAMES
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY

ispncini to Tho Timcs.
NokFoik. VA. March - -,
man W. Old. Jr., has been ann,,,,,.,
'om monwealth's attorney
ut ,ne city Of Norfolk. under Tho
OF an act recently passed
"F IA" General Assembly.
Mr' oih was named by -. 7. shat
u 'oinmonwcalth's a,tnr,e,.
WIN whom no has been assocIa,oL
az lawyer for seven years ana b.
VIII serve mt lcss, until Anr,I
"h'h Corporation Court. par, n
VIII h"Rin operation. He oralia.s g.
corporation Court this morning All
VII enter upon his new duties NOV,
Monday morning. "e@'
mo act authorizing tho appoin,-
m"ht or an assistant Comma,
wraiths attorney for tho city q, Nor.
i%l" provides that the Appointment,
sn"', ne made by the Common.
wehlthS attorney. Another ac, na
,"es mat Corporation Court. Ior,
80 70 com" into existence AprIl
Ou, II doos not specify tho timo
Io7 me appointment Of the assist.n,
e,"m,n"h"ealth's attorney MIR
'i"cH!"'ord has ipon elected iudpo
"' IN" new Corporation Court AND
VIII probably continue I'm omco &c
"'"'hohwcalth's attorney un,il
M"Fch 81! lie will have tho assist
hnce OF Mr.. old for the rnmaIra.r
o' the present term Of court .,d
VIII clean up :he docket no 49,
as possible before he becomes ,rt,.
o; tho new court;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
READY TO
MEET ALL-COMERS

lSpccial 10 Tho T!mcs-Dtspatch1
Park Si.EI. VA. March I2-Thls
own feels that nothing on tho East
rn shore vii! stop tho home team
rom winning most Of tho games
wiring tn" coming season. and no.
"'y"s II Viii have "A hail team not
Exceeded in tho quality o. makc-up
material hy huv similar town In TIC
tate. Manager Whalcn has picked
hrcc good pitchers. Gwynn, who
ones wcl! recommended hy n FORM
weil-krown white Sox player
az Just finished "a term IN the army.
ur!nS which he PLAYED great ball
lille stationed In France with tho
rmy tca:" later n Camp Iiolabiyd,
L.. his batting average was .375
"d IN addition to having good
hrow!ng arm can step on the gas IN
~ NnE thg circuit Of the bags.
-" Kliu-hooffcr has been pitch
~ for a New York state league, and
one time wac with tho orioles. AMI
$50 with the Newport News team OF
he virginia League. He has had
ppoTtunlty 10 sign M elsewhere. but
Tauts TO stay near home.
Richmond Ucnly. though he has
ever played lcagu" bail. has some
oN1tso don IN his home state %; Penn
tivRnia. and though not quite
! years OLD, promises well.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
FAMOUS CASES ARE UP
IN CAMPBELL THIS WEEK
Big Moonshinc and Murder
Trials Dockctcd at
Rustburg.
lspccIal % The Tlmcs-nlsnnlchl

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
LfNciiBCRG. VA. March r.
Tho Circuit Court OF Campbell
county has big criminal docket
FOR tho term which begins Monday.
FOR the murder OF william II. John
son and moonshIne cases agains,
several defendants which arc inter
twincd In the murder case. are IN ro
peior" Juries during the week.
Monday the grand jury viii In
HestiHate tho charge against
M'' 'rmlch. star witness I'm .hn tri,l
Oh H. ]. Shields and Lonnie Moran
Two months ago for the alleged
murder ~ johnson. will come up for
Investigation. Following the trial Of
me case In January Judge Rarks-
GALE caused n bench warrant to bo
issued against Mccormick.
The trial OF Squire W. II. S,eolo
ana members OF his posse. on ,bo
charge Of shooting r. T. Shields and
e'h"r'' "hon an effort vas made to
arrest Shields on tho charge Of ,nur
f"ring Johnson. are to be called ror
trial '''
Wednesday the indictment arai,s,
W. IL steele. n county justice or Tho
peace. VINO IL charged with noor-
SHINING, VIII he called Indictment,
against Lonnie Moran aud w. =
Ice. which we're returned nj ,bo
same tiine with the steele presor,
ineh'. are TO b" dismissed becauso
we DIS were found on tho ,os,I-
m"ny % the two men. whose ,os,i.
mon brought about tho indic,mcn,
against Magistrate steele
Thursday the court is ,c ro
mo second trial OF Shields ana Mo-,n
on the charge Of numbering Inh,'
s"h' N" trial two mnnths ago b.w-
ing resulted IN a hung jury, I, Il.
uhnHrs,ood that tho state az wnlI a.
'ne o"'ense expect TO presen, nou.
case. vi TINS
charges agains, Shields No
Tor f"loniousiy shootlnr s,,,Ir"
steele and his posse. are To he 80,
for later day. NC set
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
JOSEPH {. BELCHER DIES
At HOME IN CITY POINT
Death Comes After About Eff
teen Months of Dcclin-
ing Health.
Especial to The Times Dispatch ]

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA, March ~
Joseph Edward Beichcr. we'll
known resident OF City Point. died
Saturday Night At 10 o'clock at his
residence. ; Main street. SIR. Bel
cher was In tho 55th year ~ his
age and ha, been In declining health
Tor about fifteen months.
BESIDES "a wife. Mrs. Sorhia F..
H"!ch"r he Is survived by two sons
william T. and Grover +. i}cIchcr.
OF Princess George County. and two
brothers. V. I. Bclcher, Of CITY
Point and Jack Bclchcr. Of Prince
HcorG" County. lie was a cons!s,an,
member Of st. Johns EPISCOPAL
church. also the Loyal order OF
Moose and Camp No. !. W. o. W. OF
Petersburg
the funeral services will be held
ing afternoon a 3 o'clock from &,
JOINS Episcopal Church. Rev. Fred
- EIho!". the rector. will ofrciate.
ana tho intcrmcnt VIII be made i'm
inc church cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
Colorrd womnu pies In Church

FAKMNlI.I.E, VA, March l2.-Lil-
lie Baker. IN elderly color-d woman.
OF t'armvIlle. died suddenly while at
tending services at the Colorcd
Methodist Episcopal Church here Fri
day night. Revival services We're In
progress at the church and soon
after she entered the church she
was noticed 10 remove her hat and
leaned over on the bench in front
OF her. and In II few seconds she
was dead. Heart failure was given
as the cause OF her death. The body
VIII be buried in tho colorcd Gene
terry at Farmvllle. on Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
ENROLL -FOUR BABIES
IN SUNDAY SCHOOL
Especial to The Tlmes.Dlspa,ch.,

Especial TO The es.Dispatch.}
LfNCHBURG, VA, March l2.-The
Sunday school OF the Unitarian
Church here today held unique ser
vice In connection with the enroll
mcnt Of four babies as members Of the
school. The babies were represented
By as many doll babies. the name
OF each child being pinned on its rep-
reS"htatiNc doll. AS the dolls were
laid In small cradles an appropriate.
Bible quotation Was repeated by a
member Of the childs family. Later
TIA" dolls are 10 be presented to the
nov members, the object hc.+ for
'h":r respective families TO preserve
them for them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
OUTHERN WON'T BID
ON +. & p. RAILROAD

Especial 70 Tho Times Dispatch.1
pA&NIII.E. VA, March 1.-THE
fouthcrn hallway Company VIII not
So bidder for the Franklin and
'!ttsylvauia Railway line when 1t Is
old at public auction next month.
I is learned on good authority. The
Guthcrn which held tho short limo
Dining Rocky Mount with Grctna
or a term Of years gave II up at
bc expiration OF its contract.
officials OF The road say that II
III require large sum to rchabili-
alto tho limo and put II on n sub
tantial basis.
II Is reported that a group Of
Rocky Mount men are Interested in
e-cstablish!nG the road. the cessa-
ion of which has dealt sharp blow
o that community. The government
as awarded contracts for carrying
1ail along the route to rural free
,.iIvcry carriers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
Crnte MnIc Dry officer.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March H.
j. I. crute, OF Barhamsville. New
Kent County. who has made n fine
record as a special officer OF the
state Prohibition Department has
been appointed regular officer. He
Will devote all OF his time to run
ming down vlolators OF the revenue
laws. having placed his large private
Interests In other hands. Crutc is
known AZ terror OF moonshincrs
In the Peninsula counties, where he
has made many big hauls and a
number OF important arrests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
ARMY BOARD FINISHES
ROMA INVESTIGATION
Photographs Taken of Reas-
scmbling of DirigibIc to
Aid i'm Decision.

NORFOLK. VA. March ie-whe
army hoard Investigating tho de-
Strhction of tn" giant semi-rig!d air
snip Roma at the Army Base here
NOR. than two weeks ago. with loss
OF thirty-four lives. and injury TO
other members OF The crew and
ciNi!ian passengers. concluded It's
work At the Public Health Service
hospital at the Army Base y.st.r-
day III" board further uIcstIonnd
charles w. DwOrack. superintendent
"t aircraft construction at McCooit
Fltld, OHIO; Sergeant Harry A. Chap
man and walter MCNair. OF the iu-
r"nu OF Standards. Washington, y.
G.. ana obtained all Information pos-
si"'" regarding the disaster from
th"s" three survivors. After stop-
ping II few minutes to watch III.
r"hSS"mhling ut til" Roma at the
spot on which The Roma was wrecked
III" board returned to Langley Field
photographs are being taken of the
Roma as section after section Is be-
ing replaced nud "a photograph Will
be taken when the work IL com
piot"". This Is being done. IL IL said,
I" show tn" construction of the rId-
der. which has h"cu blamed FOR the
fatal dive or tie airship. aud To get
AN idea or what the hlImp looked
Ilkc b"ior. II was covered with tho
iahric bag. These photographs Will
b" used In arriving at a conclusion
OF ia" caus" % III" ships fail.
MI three Of the survivors or the
wreck. who have been under the
car" OF Or. quick at the Public
Health service Hospital. Army Base.
are now Oh the road To rapid rccov-
cry and are walking aound the hos
pital building. MIR. McNair, Il IS cN-
rcCtcd. VIII leave for washington at
once. All three wcr" so badly burned
about the face. hands ana arms that
little hope was 1T first held out for
their recovery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
Woman Seeks Election
to Portsmouth Council

Especial TO Tho Tincs-D!spatch.1
PORTSMOUTH. VA. March l2.-
Portsmouth may have council
woman-the first In the history OF
this section.
Mrs. Carrie Sykes, chairman OF
tho wonen's Democratic organi-
zation Of this city and IA member
OF tn" city Democratic executive
committee. has announced her
candidacy as q member OF the
CITY Council OF Portsmouth. She
'will rccciv. the Endorsement 81
the wom"n's Democratic body nj
meeting OF that organization
tonight Announcement to this
effect was made today.
IT elected Mrs. Sykes will sue
coed John II. Han, Jr.. who rc-
signed Ia become state Commits
s!oncr Of Labor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
2-YEAR- OLD BOY TAKES
OWN LIFE BY HANGING
aifton Brown, Of Onlcy,
Broods Over Death of
His Father.
OTHER UNDER nocron's CARE
outh's Act u Einct Duplicate of
That Used When Leo Brown Conn
mitfrd Suicide, Recently. over Poor
Health nnd Losses

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
ONIEG. VA. March l2-HroodInu
yer the death Of his father. Clifton
r"wn, not yet u years old. com
lifted suicide by hang!n; in a barn
n his mothcr's farm. near thig town.
some time ago. his father. Lee
ro"n, dcspOnd"nt over losscs I'm
irming and suffering from "a severe
mess. ended his life in tho same
TACO ana manner the little fellow so
'aEichi!y selected. The boy was tho
rst on" to find his fathers body. and
rongh the affection between IA" twn
as unusually strong, no mnnfully
'vcrod his grief and. seemed TO fool
'ht. as tho Oldest Of the children. he
ust try TO cheer up his mother and
1unger brothers and sisters,
Keeps On ut Schuoi.
lio kept on ~ school and showed
tito signs OF tho shock aud loss
lille with his p!aymat"R. except
hen some Of the Other boys' faith
:" would com" with horse and
ugSy "a take them home on rainy
~. Thon he would grow quiet.
Ills mother. Mrs. Brown. said. lie
'ad been somewhat nervous lately.
Ut thought II WAS because there
az too much for him to do. Often
night. after he had gone TO his
wn bed h" would call softly TO me.
p as no, 70 arouse tho others. Moth
:. may come in and sleep with your
nd then hc would quietly so TO
ccp la my arms az he DID when a
|aby."
lInnGs Around House.
On the fatal morning he hung
round tho house FOR some time, ask
x her II there were any more tasks
could DO FOR her, but. thinking
lay would be better for him, She told
I'm 10 run over TO a neighbours for
game OF bali
She was not alarmed when he did
OF come home for dinner. hu, to-
ards evening she cent two Of his
mailer brothers To bring him home
hcy stopped In the harm 10 gather
'HH eggs before leaving the brown
ace and there tho children found
iiiion. y physician was quickly
immonch, but he saiH tho boy had
|ccn dead four or avc hours
Members az h.s class in bubble
'hool aud In sunday school acted
/ hearers. Mrs. Brown !s PROS
'at"d and under the care OF a phv-
Iciau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-13
FARMER REPORTS TO
SERVE JAIL TERM

IT 70 I nc Times DIspatch
Nv !!F.H! Err VA. March IA
hohehb"rgcr. wealthy Fred
h'!'E days in jail and fined $50 AVID
toHtS after pleading guilty to manu-
featuring intoxicating liguor in his
nome. and who was allowed ,vn
weeks in which to arrange his AFFAIRS
''p"'''d !hs' evening 20 Sheriff Pan
h'tt and began serving the courts
sentence.
re already had paid his fine and
costs. Roscnbcrrcr is h.,d ~,
larg" family. II. denied in ,ou,,
mat he made the liquor TO sell. say
ing N" Intended TO use t, privately.
as he was afraid OF moonshiu."