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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
Republican ''IrrcguIars'' and
Progressives Threaten Con.
gress Majority Policy.
MINORITY GRIP GAINS
Eight lmportan, Party Con-
tests Will Be Fough,
Out Tuesday.
ny Robert j. Bcndcr,

United News staff Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 6.-Scna,or La
Follettc's tremendous victory in the
Wisconsin primary Tuesday pavcs the
way for that grave contemplation Of
the political outlook which admins.
now.
For the moment this anxiety cen
'ers IN the Senate. where the remark
able upscts In the primaries this year
hold cut the possibility of absnlut o
control Eeing wrcstcd from tn. Re-
publican organization, and equal on
rortunity OF an organized minority
welding unprecedented powers.
by sundown next Tuesday e.ght
more primaries will have been held
leaving only those In New Yo-k aud
New Jersey and tho RhoIe Island con-
Nehtions to be run of before the
general elections, November Z. A
computation. now poesi'lc. revcals the
basis OF administration concern. as a
result OF all these pre- election con-
tests.
long List of ..Irreguiura" Win.
upSets. Senator johnson will H., rc
elected In California: Smith Brook
mart VIII win i'm Iowa: Lynn Frazier
In North Dakota. and Scnaotr la
toilette In Wisconsin. While all o.,
thcse won Republican primaries
J' hnson is listed as "Repuh,;r,
and Progressive" in the Con.-r,s-
sional Directory at his own reoucs,
hrGr khart is regarded by admins
fation leaders as a radical pr,rr,s
e'Nc': Lynn Frazier is a Non-p,rtis,
Lacquer and La Toilette is ucrhans
',hst regular of them all
hE adding TO these four ;.D,tor
t'"rah. So independent as to b.. rcp.
cfailS more against than for odms,-
istration policies. and Senator I.,dd
North Dakota. who is a Non-portisan
Lacquer. the foundation of n powcrfr,
minority has been laid.
alnert BeveridSe. who appears mors
'ikeiy than not to win the scnator,a,
erection In Indiana, has been ho,b :,
Continued on Page Q Col 6Y"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07

ana was told that her son mirHt nos
SibIy be j. Alvin Walker. who wcnt
by name of Clarence and who Al thai
moment was involved in n liuuor case
and confined in jail. The mother went
10 the Jail and saw the young man
Ills resemblance to her was morkcd
ana she felt almost positive that tho
man was her long lost son. fur-
thcr factor In this belief was q nboto
graph Which Alvin Walker had k.nt
for years. This was likeness Of
his father.
Mrs. Walker also has a pic,urc NJ
her husband. who deserted her and
whiIe one picture showed "a man
with side whiskcrs and the other with
u mustachc. there was again n sur.
nrisinE resemblance. Mrs. Walker
ny intuition declined positive iden-
tihcation. In the meantime n sister
iiHing ir Casweli County sent word
'nat she wanted to see Mrs. Walker.
Thither the mother went and nh.
famed the clue which lod to the
happy reunion. This sister said that
shc had heard that Clarence Walker
tcontinued On Page Q. Col. e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
BALTIMORE UNABLE TO
CONFIRM sHOPMEe'S VISIT
[By Associated Press. ]


BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. 6.-Un-
availng efforts were made to con-
firm the statement OF John Scott,
secretary of tho railway employees
department. OF the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor, at Chicago today,
that seven representatives of strik-
ing railroad shopmen were In Balti-
more for n conference with railroad
executives on proposition to end the
strike.
Inquiries of all sources which
might reasonably be expected to be
informed illicited tho uniform reply
nothing known either OF the pres
ence of the strike leaders or of their
proposition.
Jewell In city Two Days.
Henry f. Rroenins. president OF
the Baltimore Federation OF Labor.
declared he knew nothing OF any
strikers representatives being here
or OF any conference. but he did
know that B. II. Jewell. leader of the
striking shopmen. was not in Bal
timorc AS he had talked over the
telephone this morning with Mr..
Jewell at Buffalo. Mr.. Jewell spent
two days in Baltimore at the end OF
last week without his presence or
the purpose of his visit becoming
publicly known.
At the railroad offices knowledge
of the strike leaders presence here
was denied.
At the Baltimore and Ohio Offices
an official OF the road emphatically
denied any knowledge that repre-
scntatives OF the strikers were here
for conference. He declared
President Wizards statement last
night denying a report that he had
conferred with MIR. Jewell and knew
nothing OF any meeting still holds
(Continued ON pace Col oN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
II Native or yirrinl,

h!shop Rrown was born In Lynch
buTs in November. 1861 II. was
educated in the public schools and
received his theological training in
inc virginia Theological Seminary
at Alexandria. He went AZ 4. mig
Slona-E to southern Brazu ahou,
'hirty-three years ago. and there
emharked on work ne conpI.,.s
"heh elected Bishop -Coadiuicr or
virginia in 1914. after s,in erh,
acre several wears ago An alien
among people speaking strange
tongue, II became one OF his srs,
auNcs TO translate the Rihle into
mo Portuguese language. so that
'he people he was leading coulj
read the Gospel nc taught them Tn.
""rk OF translation alone nccossj-
tated tremendous amount OF ,;,,o
ana pains. but tho young mlssinn-
"rE sex himself TO the task with mn
varying patience. and tn. l.. i.or ,.as
hna!iy finished Tho church offered
MIN a reward hy eIectiry him
bishop. first OF Torto Rico nm,
then OF Cuba. bu; he declined "a ,c
'ept either appointment. pref.rrinr.
10 labor siill in the field nc b,,1
chosen. 1t is said OF him ,b,, ha
mas achieved great results aud,b,
ms evangelical work has been w,d..
ly recognized
lie lives al 500 Park Avenue. Hicb.
mond. wv"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
WOMAN FINDS SON KIDNAPPED
IN DANVILLE II YEARS AGO
Young Man Is Located in Atlanta Shortly After Mother
Narrowly Escapes Identifying Another in
Virginia Jail as Her Bov
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times DISPATCH
DANVlLLE. VA Sept. s.-How Mrs.
Edward Walker. whose search for
her child Kidnapped from Danyille
seventeen years ago carried her
through thirty States. nearly claimed
inc wrong man as her long-Io.t
progeny was revealed today.
Associated Press dispatches from
Atlanta last night brought word for
tue irst time that Clarence Walker
me toddler rudcly snatched from the
parental home on Leo Street. had
hecn restored to his mother Mrs
walker and her son arc here now
visiting Mrs. j. l.. McCoin, her sis
'"r on Jefferson street, but propose.
I" g" back to Waukesha, wis.
within few days
The son she lost seventeen wears
''H" vas found a week ago in At
!"hta, where he was assistant man
aSer OF five ana ten cent store,
"h'ain'nS this position after leaving
the army.
Thought Man In jail Her Son.
Mrs. Walker never gaye IN tho
search for her boy Ton days apo
she came to Danyille from Waukesha
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
Try Associated Press.

SYDNEY, y. :. W. sept 6.-The
auxiliary exploration schooner bow
dom. carrying Donald l.. Macmillan
and party. arrived here today from
fatfin Say.
The expedition set out from Bos-
ton a year ago. and has been In the
Arctic regions since that time
Mr.. Macmillan said he had succeed /.
ID in penetrating into the frozen
arctic along tho western coast OF
siatiin Land to IL point never before
reached by u white man.
Il have learned that the salient
points III and about the western
coasts OF Eaf,in Land arc astromical-
ly incorrect" he declared
The geography OF that country
has been wrong for 800 years back.
and In fact the first explorer who
went there known to the world as
Northwest FOX never gave science
correct data.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
MAILED LETTERS CAN
BE GOTTEN FROM P. O.
Troubles Of Hasty Lover. Tboupbt
Ended by New Department
nuIfnn
tRy United Ncws.1

" ASHINGTON. Sept. 6.-To those
swans and sweethearts who in n
ht or pique mailed that letter" in
corner box and then would have
given either or both arms To rc, II
back, the Post-Omcc Department as
Snrcs a way ont Of the difficulty
All that is necessary is tn 90 %
III" postmaster. explain 10 him ,b,t
YOU want I" withdraw your letter
ana give him "a descriptiup nf rho
letter ami a sample OF your hand =
writing. lie must return IL then
an" inns. hs Postmaster Work him
S'ii saws. apparently from experience.
VIII save laying awake all night.
wishing YOU had the letter back
again
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
'oNNENTiON MAY DECLINE
TO 80 INTO DIVORCE ISS,.t,
tBy United Neus1 :

Lh'beu News.
PORTLAND. oREG.. Sept. s.-The
restrictions Of the Episcopal Church
on remarriase of divorced persops &
may not be Officially considered a,
'he forty-sevcnth trienniaI renera,
convention OF the church here In
spite OF the agitation for a revi..,n
OF the canons by many Ep;sco-
paiians. including the Rev. DIR por,,.
"''cKhey Grant, OF New York i,
was declared Wednesday night
Although all the hishons ar. j.,
torested in the divorce canous m,r,
icei That any church ieSisla,ion on
'"e matter should not he rushed
through at this time. but tha, Inc
question should be referred to 8,
special Investigating commissi,,
which would make report later
me committee on revision. how.
ever. has recommended the omissio,,
Oh the word obey" from tho u,-
'"E' ceremony. and also the word
'""'hi In such expressions :.
'hurch ritual as lawful wad,cd
Wife the second change ncirc
urged because some states recog,;z"
LING not cOun teua o. a
by the church.
The church prayer book is a,so
hkely to be revised. according to
hlshop Edwin s. Lines. OF Newark
y. j., who made the Keynote" snccch
oi the convention Wednesday
Urges Prayer Book Change.
me prayer book remains suh.
siantially the same as Il was n,,r,,.
iour centuries ago" Bisbop Iinas
sai i'd 1T needs many changes"
Some Of the most sensitive rev,-
SONS undertaken arc those concerned
with the office OF holy communion e.
Sa'd the Rev. Dr. Charles L. Slattcrv
rector of Grace Church. New York
ana member Of the committee on re-
vision Here are included the To-,
commandments and tho marriar,
ceremony"
In the Psalms, Dr. Slattcry said. .hs
revision committee has recommended
that all imprccatory passages be elm.
mated. or At least spaced off, so that
Continued on Page ., Col. 3l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
WILL HOLD MEETING
EARLY COMING WEEK
Negotiations Conducted Quiet.
ly by Jewell Reported
Bearing Fruit.
EASTERN ROADS NOT IN DEAu.
Cuyler. EKccutives' As,ocinttor
Chairman, Denies Report
of Pnrleys. =
Try Associated Press.l


CHICAGO. Sept 6.-A call for An
immediate meeting OF the policy COM
mittee of ninety in Chicago. probably
on Monday. was sent out tonight by
John Scott. secretary of tho striking
railway shop crafts unions.
The Geographic appeal was in code
and was addressed to tho regional
general chairmen of the organization
in all parts of the country. It was
expected that It would be several
days before they could arrive in Chi
cago and for that reason no general
sessions were expected before the
first OF next week.
To Consider Settlement.
The meeting was called. it was in-
timated. to consider plans for a set,
tlemcnt OF tho strike on separate
roads representing about one-third Of
the country's mileage. It followed re-
ports OF conferences between q ii.
Jewell. head OF the strikers. and rail
executives In the East. The Chicago
and Northwestern Railway. ono OF
those mentioned In rumors OF sepa-
rate strike settlements. today issued
the following notice to Its striking
employees:
Every possible effort to settle the
strike OF tho federated shop crafts
through their national officers have
failed; this company now invites the
men who went out on this road to re-
turn to work with the assurance that
they will be accorded fair and Just
treatment"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
LUTHERANS ELECT
RICHMOND NAN rs
STATISTICS OFFICER
C0nrentiOn Decides To Name
Ncm Organization the
Synod 0f Virginia.
ISrcciaI to Thc TImt.. oispalch.

lSrcclal 10 The Times Dispatch
ROANOKE. VA, Sept. 6-Elcction
OF officers and the adoption uf a
constitution featured tn. first DAYS
session of the joint convention of
TN" Lutheran Synods of Virginia.
southwest Virginia and the lIclston
synod here today.
The officers elected are c. Brown
COX. president Marion: c. ". Cas-
sell secretary. Iuray: pr. ~ e.
Griner. treasurer. Rural Retreat. and
statistical secretary. Harry Pugh, of
!hchmond. II was unanimously de.
cided 20 name the new synod the
Lutheran synod of Virginia. and It
includes the State of Virginia and
The eastern part OF Tennessee.
The sessions here today we're pre-
sided over hy the Rev. j. j. Schcrer.
OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
"FirstWith the News"
Love Survives Test of
Three Years Separation
BY Associated Prcss I

CHICAGO. Sept. s-Lovc for
each other and their children.
which has survived the test of
threc years separation, of suits
Tor separate maintenance and di-
Torce. has brought about re-
conciliai!on OF Edgar Lee Mas
ters. poet. and Mrs Helen Jen-
kins Masters. according 10 friends
OF the couple
Mrs. Masters filed suit for sep
hration maintenance In 1920. and
IN March 1922 She obtained de-
cree for $500 monthly alimony.
Her suit for divorce on the
grounds OF dcscrtion stIll Is In
the courts.
The poet and author OF Spoon
River Anthology IL practicing
attorney in Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
GEOGRAPHY OF BAFFIN LAND
WRONG FOR LAST 800 YEARS
Donald b. Macmillan, Explorer Who Has Been in
Arctic Regions for Year, Returns to
Sydney With Much Data.

I'VE went beyond the point touched
by Northwest Fox. who made his
journey into the western coast Of
Haf'in Land over 500 years ago.
Il WAS the first white man in that
country since Fox made his trip. and
went farther along tho coas, thsu
he did. Our party spout 800 days IN
The ice making observations from
points never before reached by
white man.
we had an excellent winter. no
sickness. and the entire trip was
great success in every way"
His discoveries mean that the. en-
tire map OF Hafiin Land would have
to be revised. Mr.. Macmillan De-
clared ~
Northwest Fox did not 20
ashore" ne said. but made all nix
observations from the deck OF rho
vessel. ard naturally mosS OF his de-
ductions were wronS." -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
SAYS j. S. ON EVE OF
INITIATION PERIOD
W. II. Schwarzschild Warns
Against Eagcrncss TO
Place Orders.
TALKS TO ADVERTISERS
Banker Says Prosperity Here,
but Fears Giving Too
Much Gas.

Sounding 4 warning 10 buyers for
business houses OF IN" city. who
attended yesterdays meeting Of the
Richmond Advertising club ,ha,
this country is about 10 enter uDor
another period OF imitation. W. II
Schwerzschi!d. president Of the Gem
trail National Rank and prominent
business man. cautioned the BUYERS
not 10 be too eager 10 place orders
tor large plants erected during tho
war arc being held In readiness for
the onrush OF orders 70 START opera-
tion. and no feared such a condi-
tion would cause ovcrprcduc,io,
and result in another period OF de-
preston.
Citing the fac, tina, during tho
World War building operations
ceased In America. Mr.. Schwarzschilti
said tina, the average program since
the close OF the war had been $50
900 homes annually. and building
operations this spring were the
Creates; in tho history OF tho coun-
try. He said there was s,lll a short
ase OF 100000 homes in the United
states.
Il am not excited about Increased
wages or tho price Of merchandise"
said Mr.. Schwarzschlld. who added
that increased wages arc a natural
result when there is an upward
turn In business
Warns AEnin-t Oy~rproduction.
Don't make the mistake We made
thr"" years ago he said There
are going to to times this fall when
we cannot get what we want. bu; IL
Is bercr to hc slack on some things
than TO buy heavily and have q sur
plus ict on your hands. rig plants
are only waiting TO open up. /. YOU
hasten into the markets with largo
orders, the plants will start and
there viii be ovcrproduction. with
its resultant evil
We are going TO have prosperity.
Crops are the greatest in years. and
building projects are ahead of pre-
v!ous records. Keep your foot on
the pedal and don't give too much
gas
The subject assigned Mr.. schwarz-
schild uas. Does Bank Advertising
ray lie said the answer was the
same as Il would b. to Does Food
Nonrish. and Does sleep Refresh
Bank advertising pays. he said. or 80
per cent OF the banks in This coun
Try are throwing away money be-
longing To stocN h olders. II do no,
pclicve that advertising is an eco
monte justifcation-it is a settled
'act.' said Mr.. Schwarzsci,ild who
emphasized that saiesmanship must
pa'k up advertising in every line.
III nahK advertising. the employees
al the hank must back the advcrtis-
CONTINUED on Page . Column, II,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
VIRGINIA BISHOP
IS MADE CHAIRMAN
OF NATIONAL BODY
Right Rev. William Cabcll
Brown Heads House
of Bishops.
SUCCEEDS TENNESSEE
CHURCHMAN IN OFFICE
High Honor Conferred by
Protestant Episcopal Con.
vcntion at Portland.
No CHANGE on DIVORCES
Grrnt Hody OF Clerical mud I.ny
Delegates Against Hast,
SUCCEEDS TENNESSEE
( CHURCHMAN IN OFFICE
No CHANGE on DI,oncI
'r"nt Hody OF Clerical mud Iny
/ Delegates Against Hast,
Action.
fRv Associatcd rrn.s |


PORTLAND, ORE. Sept. s.-Rtshop
william Cabell Brown. of virginia.
was elected chairman Of the house
OF bishops. succeeding Rishon
Thomas +. Gailor. OF Tennessee
"hen the forty-sevcnth triennial
convention of the rrot"s;an, Epis-
co1al Church In tho United States
IoFfna.'y convened late today. Bishop
'hlIor hau served six years
The rev Alexander Mann. OF
trinity Church. Boston. was unani-
mously elected president Of the
house Of deputies.
The Rev Charles l.. Pardee. of
Hc" YORK. was elected secretary Of
the house Of bishops. succeeding tho
keV. br. George r. Nelson. who re-
hred owing to advanced years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
KILLED UNLOADING
EXPLOSIVES ON SHIP
lBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK. Sept. 6.--Four per-
sons we're killed and several injured
while the Clyde Line steamer Inca
was unloading explosives at Ma
coris. Santo Domingo. on August %,
1t became known today, when the
steamer arrived here and docked at
Pier 81, Brooklyn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
DE VALERA REPORTED
HELD BY FREE SKATERS
IBy Associated Press.

CORK. Sept. 6.--It is reported here
that Eamonn dc Valera and Erslsinc
Childcrs both are prisoners of the
Nationalis;s. The report has no,
been confirmed. nor has II been de-
MED officially. 1t is stated that
Childers was captured in operations
In the KenTare. Killarney district.
where ne wss seriously wounded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
CONSTANT|NE'S
THRONE TREMBLES
Greek Debacle in Asia Minor
Stirs Up Storm in
Athens.
GREAT BATTLE COMING
Hellcnesc, With Back to Sea,
to Fight to Retain
Smyrna.
GREAT BATTLE COMING

PARIS. Sept. 6.-A news agency
oispatch from Constantinople late
ednesday night reported Tricoups.
the Greek comma ntler- in chief. had
been captured by the Turks. No de-
tails were given In the dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
Thieving Rat, Angry,
Bites Babe in Park
tBy Associated press1

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Huge Held
rats In Bronx Park, tirinS Of the
diet OF raw meat. which they
have been taking away from the
lions in the cages at the Zoo. set
out today to rob children Of good
les they were eating on tho grass.
One OF the rodents. infuriated
because 4-year-old Helen Miller
clunS on to a cracker. II tried to
take from her. buried its fangs in
her leg and hung on until II was
slain By workmen. The workmcn
then slew about a dozen more OF
the big rodents which were dart
ing about among other children
in the park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
|DR. MURAT WILLIS
SUCCEEDS MCGUIRE
IN SURGERY CHAIR
Elected Head Of Depart
ment at Medical Col
lcge of Virginia.
ENTERS UPON DUTIES
AT SCHOOL THIS FALL
Has Been Connected With In.
stitution for Last Sew
cntccn Years.
STANDS HIGH IN his PROFESSION
Member of Surgical Research Society
and Onc "f Founder. American
College of Surgeons.

DIR. a Murat Willis. 43 years OF
age, president Of tho Johnston VILLA
Sanatorium. Inc, and one Of tho bes,
known surgeons in tho South. was
elected professor Of surgery for tn.
Medical College of Virginia at a
meeting Of the board Of visitors OF
the institution held yesterday after
noon. He succeeds DR.. Stuart Nc
Euire. resigned, and will enter upon
ma new duties at the opening Of the
full session Of the Medical College.
DR.. Willis graduated from the Med
ical College Of Virginia in 1904. He
spends from three weeks to one
month each year at the Mayo clinics
In Rochester. MINI. and has been at
tending these clinics for the mast
ten years. He was associated with
the late Dr. George Ben Johnston
from 1906 TO 1916. during which time
ne was DR.. Johnstcn's assistant and
partner.
AZ College Seventeen Ycnrs.
During the past seventeen years
DR.. Wills has been connected with
the surgical department OF the Med
ical College OF Virginia. From 1910
to 1913 he was professor Of abdominal
surgery. and from 1913 10 1914 pro-
lessor OF operative surgery.
In 1914 DR.. Willis was elected pro-
fesoor OF chemical surgery 20 sue
ceed DR.. Stuart Mcclure. whom he
now succeeds as professor of surEer,
In charge Of all surgery teachings
and clinics.
In conjunction with DR.. Johnston
he founded the Johnston Willis Hos.
pitai and he has been the head
Of the institution since 1916. the
year DR.. Johnston died He took
over the Abingdon Hospital in 1910
and helped TO organize the George
Hen Johnston Memorial Hospital In
1917. He founded and organized tn.
staff OF the rarkview Hospital. Rock,
Mount y. G.. in 1914. Both Of thes,
institutions have been approved b,
the American College Of Surgeons
He has. however. retired from Tn,
two institutions
Member Research Sorict,.
DIR. Wills is q member uf the Sur.
gicai Research Society and was one
Of the founders of the American Col.
lcSe of Surgeons. and is leading
member of other organizations of lik,
character.
DIR. Willis has a nationwide rcnu.
tation as a surgeon, and like his la.
mented partner. DR.. Johnston, is fire..
Tuently called in emergency cases
requiring at times the services OF a
special train to carry him to the pa.
tient. His residence Is on the Gar
rallan River Road
prs. George Ben Johnston, Stuar,
Mcclure and "A Murat Willis have
been three surgeons to hold this chaI,
at the Medical College OF Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
Edwnrd s. Rnsc Dies

"1N' II1fA,
Edward s Rose. president NJ Ed-
ward 5. Rose COMPANY Inc aud
Granite Building Companv IsnI
Monument Avenue. died this morn
Ing at l:lJ o'clock He ,ror s.vn,.,
four years old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07

Heat Recor, for Siou. Falls.
SioUN FALLS. y. D.. Sept G.-
licat records for the year were
broken today, when the mercury
reached i04 at 4. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
FIRE NINTH DISTRICT
OPENING GUN MONDAY

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BRISTOL. TENN, Sept. s.-Gcorpe
e. fccry. of Tazewcll. Democrats
candidate for Congress In The Niu,h
virginia District while here ,odav y
announced that the opening gun +,
n'S speaking campaign would 10
urea next Monday morning when he
ana former Governor nry c.
stuart viii speak in the courthouse
at Jonesvilic. MIR pecry intends
to start his tour ot the district i'm
mediatcly after the Joncsvnlc on
gagcmcnt. Several speeches VIII he
made In every county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
Cons,antIne.s Throne To,,.,,.

,;
v" '"e '"tone OF Sreece
ooi'apao Oh ms
aofoihe 10
from A'hens
oS the lurks
This dob.cI . ..,
of dissatisfaction IN A,ber, .o sa
seated thai, I, NAV lead % III. t.u