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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-08-09
NATIONAL DAIRY
SHOW, OCTOBER 7-14

w. e. Skinner, secretary of the Ma
tional Dairy association, has opened
offices at st. Paul and has staff at
work making arrangements for the
National Dairy exposition, to: be held
October*7 to IA at the Minnesota Fair
grounds. Indications point to the
largest show in the history Of the
dairy industry in: this county.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
$4,000 Participate In pronts.


BLACKSTONE. VA. oct li.--At
the close @; the first week. on We'd
ucsdsy. AT the Tobacco Growers Co.
Operative Tobacco Marketing Asso-
c!ati"n's warehouses $1,000 pounds OF
bright tobacco had been delivered to
the association here.
ON Thursday the deliveries were
50 heavy 1t became necessary to open
another OF the aSSuCia,ions ware
houses. which had been reserved Tor
the us" OF dark tobacco. in order II
accommodate the heavy breaks
frih the farmers and officials NJ
the association seem pleased with the
success OF opening week. This is
expected to be record breaking
season ON this market as II IS tho
hrst time In several years that bo,h
bright aad dark toha Geo have been
sold here. The crop this year is an
unusually large one.
on Tuesday. October IL. the dark
market viii open at all warehouses.
ana ~ this time the two Independent
Warehouses VIII begin auction sales
On their floors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
Ro,nI Lovers soon to Wed.

BRtSSE ELS. oct. 1.-THE engage
mcnt of Princess Muyie. daughter OF
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth. of
hciEium, To Prince Cmbreto. the
ithI!an crown prince. continues TO
he subject for discussion In Bel
gan court circles and with the no.
hility. The cngSG cmcnt OF Tho roval
couple IS practically certain To he
announced soon. despite semiotitcial
denials. 1t is said. on the other
hand, according To well-informco
quarters. the marriage OF Prime,
Leopold. Of Belgium. To- Princess Yo-
ihndh. OF italy. appears to have teen
definitely abandoned. Rs the princess
has decided 10 marry an Italian
prince.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
CHILDREN FIND Ill MAN
IN WEEDS NEAR ROAD
Sufferer From Pneumonia.
Resident of New Haven,
Dies in Hospital.
LSpecial to 1hc TImes. nlsnntch.

i''P'"''A ~ tf llIl''S- l'lS1ltrE.
DANNlLLE, VA. oct IA death
aboundinG in pititul circumstances
TOOK place In the General Hospitai
this morning. when young man.
VII" IN niful moments OF conscious
ness gave the name of Tom shea.
"l"u from exposure after being pick
81 out OF the roadside near DanvilIc.
starving ana running Il high temper
"tUr" from pneumonia which actually
caused his death y letter found in
his pocket with road map show
ed that he was a resident of New
Haven, Conn. living at 75S Grand
Avenue.
Some little children found The man
iEins In weeds on tho bradley Road
ana they ran to a u"ar-by store, thu.
owner of which FASTENED To thu. Snut
ana found the man in Il serious con-
hition. cry policemen brought hin,
I" the hospital. but doctors soon
found that he was in a serious con
diti"n. II" had begged food on tho
outskirts yesterday and he was seen
by railway Waterman soliciting
aims.
What his mission WAS is not known
unless II was a walking expedition.
lie mad map OF several Southern
states. hut this failed to show what
ms objective was. He was about -
Years OF age. and while his clothes
were the worse for wear, they were
OF good make. Efforts are being
made To reach his people through the
New Haven police
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
T"hocco sales In I.ynchbure.

LNNtiiRUHG. VA. Oct li.--John
n. pyl"shy. OF the I.ynrhburp To.
bhrc" Warchous. Company. makes
the following report OF leaf tobacco
sold on the I.yn"hhurE market
Pounds sold this week. iTS.ioO.
sold to October -. 1921. 1890: In.
crease for 1922. $4,000.
sales opened for tho season on
Tuesday. October 10. and receipts
have been good all tho week
The demand was good for all
grades Of tobacco, especially for good
grades Of loaf with prices higher
than ever known on the openin.;
week
The average for bright tobacco was
S3". and for dark tobacco. 500
The farmers ns rulc. were we'll
pleased and high In their praise ot
the prices obtained on the open mar.
ket.
There was good season for
handling tobacco this week. but as
som" tobacco is not we'll cured 80,
there was not as much taken down
as would have been done otherwise
Il good deal. however. was gotten
ready for market and as the farmers
seem anxious 20 sell 1t Is expected
that sales will be much larger next
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
Another "Middy' Is Held.

ANNAPOLIS. MD, Oct. li.--That a
fourth midshipman of tn. senior
class Is being held under suspicion
oi having some connection with this
recent outbreaks OF hazinS at the
Naval Academy. VAS admitted today
hy Rear Admiral Henry e Wilson.
superintendent OF tho institution.
ana he is under arrest aboard the
prison ship licima Mercedes to
await the outcome OF the invcstlga-
tion ordered by Admiral Wilson. IL.
Is Thomas L. Boyce. Of Mount Yer
non Ind. who Was the senior mid
Shipman at ono of tho mess tables
In Bancroft hal! when IL is alleged
member OF the fourth class was
subjected To some objectionable
practice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
Address Mt Y. VI. &. 4.

Rev. John Ernest Cook. executive
secretary tf the Baptist Council of
Richmond. Will address the mems
meeting at the Central Young Mems
Christian Association this afternoon
ut $3.50 o'clock. His subject will he
The Greatest OF all Adventures. -
Mr.. Cook has recently come to Rich
mond from South Dakota. where he
pastorate. and succeeds Rev.
{. II. Arcndall. who was for a mum
per or years secretary 81 the Rap
list Council. a cordial Invitation Is
extended to all mon in the city to
hoar him. At 3 o'clork Professor W.
II. De!crhoi. teacher IN the public
schools. will speak to boys In the
boys lobby OF tho "Y." HIS subject.
some Important Relics OF Palestine. ="
Boys 10 TO II years OF ago are In
vlted 20 hear him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
Mummy Guards
Treasure Secret
Body OF Phinchas Clay
RcSistS COrrOSiOn in
Iron Tomb.

4 ponderouS ron caskct. contain
ms all thai Is mortal Of Phiu"has
Clay. who died in 1852. and whose
body was laid 10 its final rssjiu.
place in an iron tomb erected by
himself rcpuscS in a weather beaten
mauSol"Um ON :hc Broad Rock Road.
about nft"cu miles from Richmond.
In Chesterfield County. The body.
despite It's long imt"rmcnt. thus far
has resisted decomposition The
Nrsh ~ remarkably preserved. as is
IN" clothing Ia which the body IS
Shr8udcd
Just outside ot the tsr,s stands a
slab that marks 'thr grave of Clty's
VIE. who died Ia 1853. II i in
Scrihcd. Francis W. wife 81 Phtae-
las Clay; corn. 1871. died 1888" a
slab taat marks the burial place Of
clay places the year Of the mans
birth a. 1877 and his death AT 1852.
Ma cpitaph. commenting his probi,y-
as husband. n"ignbor ana Chris
tan ais" is Inscribed on the marble.
Legend has II that Clay. who. 50
INC story go"s. had lTasscd consid
'rahi" means FOR 4 man of his time.
buried IN" tr"asur" In what later was
u he MS tomb, ana that the s.pulchcr
va" huilt ~ iruu, TO prevent the
d'NiIs getting in" to use words at
trihut"d 10 the strange character.
Efforts have been made. others re
siding In tho Immediate vicinity say.
To uncover the supposed buried treas
ur" by blasting. but 10 no avail
dr"arE Farm upon which the
quaint character sle"rs is now in the
hands OF G. ". KELLEY. at Winter
r'ck' as 1t is now called. H. l. u.
80. }. Broad Rock Road. \ one.
great farm has been reduced TO 1850
acres. and forms one of tho typical
rolling fields and wooded hills naukcd
by dense forests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
OPERATIVES RECEIVE
TEN MILLION POUNDS
Growers Organization Mem.
bcrs Bring In Large Amount
of Tobacco.
SALES ARR LARGE. PRICES COOP
Hcp"ris From Large Number of Inn
I"rthnt tcntrrs Indicate Farmers
Are Wei rlrasrd with Irop
tcSults.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
RALEIGH. y. g. oct. 1.-THE sue
cess Of the Tobacco Growers Asyo-
citation in selling it's tobacco is now
completely assured. according TO In
formation reaching Raleigh head
quarters OF the association from
Richard X. Patterson. manager Of
the leaf department. today
H"ws OF the $4,000. GOO pound sale
or hhr!eE tobacco for $i4.O0c.OC0. by
the hurley Tobs 90 Growers COON
'r"tiEe Association. was followed by
an arnouHc"nen, from tn. lear de-
partment Of The Tobacco Growers CO.
. pp'rat;N" Association OF VirpiuI,
North Carolina and South Carollua.
mat practically every domestic COM
rHn% and several leading exporters
az: buying the tobacco OF tn. $4,000
"rgtrizcd growers of tho Carul!uar
ana virginia at prices which. accord
inr 10 Mr.. Patterson. arc highly sat
!sidctory and compare most favorahl.
10 those received for tobacco. on The
auction floors. Tremendous de
!!Ner!"s 20 tn. association in North
Carolina and Virginia during THIS
week nav" brought the receipts OF
the association well over 10000. vvy
pounds within tn" past six days
Companies Which Arc buying
Among the companies which are
placing orders for Tits tobacco han.
died and graded hy the new system
al CO. operative marx citing. which has
given un!vcIsal satisfaction to tn.
customers OF the association. accord
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
LARGE COTTON STOCK
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Try Assc c,nted press.1

ROSEpALE. MISS. Oct l4-Ap-
proNimatcly $500 bales OF long staple
cotton stored at the plant OF tho
Roscdale Compress Company were
destroyed early today by fire OF
undetermined origin. The less is es-
timatcd at $4,000. The damage to
the compress was estimated at $685.
600
The cotton burned was owned by
the staple Cotton Cooperative As
ISOLATION and Delta Farms Company.
the New hurgcrR Rankin Company and
several other firms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
IRy AsaocIntcd rrrss. !

ROME. oct. Ii.--itaIian women
are complaining that. while prices
for food ana clothing are steadily If
slowly decreasing in other countries.
IN Italy. they are still going up tin
IL In wonder where the money
comes from for all the charm!ng
frocks and hats one sees.
In tho good old days = pretty hat
could he bought IN any of the large
towns Of Italy for from - TO -
I'r": now anything from 1870 to 400
lirc IL cheap. Wooden stuns Itat
used 10 cost lire n ward. now en-.
not hc bought for less than from 80
/" 30 lirc n yard. and tao quality IL
questionable NJ that. or old a good
pair ot walking shoes could be
bought tor % lirc. now from 40 20
$50 lire nre asked.
good suit OF clothes for man
could be bought before the war for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
ITALIAN WOMEN COMPLAIN
AGAINST EXORBITANT PRICES
Feminine Beauties of Spaghetti Country Say Hats and
Clothing Are Slowly Dropping in
Cost Elsewhere

from 80 10 700 lire: pair OF good
shoes for from - to 30 lire: hat
Tor lire. and shirt for from s to
10 lire. Today the buyer would need
from TOO to $50 lire for the suit: 100
I" 200 lire for the shoes. - 10 $50
IRE ior ;he hat. and from 80 TO so
IRE FOR each shirt. These prices are
bringing forth much protest
Articles Of common food also hava
increased In price four. Ave or even
SIX times what they were before the
war. olive oil, which used 10 cost
under lire quart cannot now he
obtained for less than 10 lire: wine.
winch cost 40 cent!mes a quart. *
now 20 lire: eggs which cost from
TO soldi each. now costs from so
I" 20 confines: milk has advanced
from 90 centimcs to $50 lire qua.
and butter. once $50 poune. e..-,
risen TO 10 lire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
Claims NONSTOP Air Record.

BEKLIN. Oct 1.-THE government
commission controlling the aerial
mall service has recognized as a
world distance record for nonston
htght the Re-lin-to- Moscow run
made by Pilot Cote on July 30 The
distance covered Is calculated at
i.lS0 miles and was done in ten
hours and forty minutes, an aver
axe speed OF approximately 10 miles
AN hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
]. D. CAliSEAL & SOES.
CuAa X [vii'rru T. ~,

CiihS. X. WILLIS & Co,
Rcal Estate Auvtionccrs.
execution OF certain deed Of
dated March IL. 1922. recorded
Perks Office. Circuit Court Of
leo county. In deed book ABB,
5io. default having boon nado
tymcnt or ~ portion Of tho debt
IN secured. and being required
no beneficiary 80 To do. wo VIII.
thursday. OCTOBER 10. 1929.
AZ O'Clock l.. NJ.
led To- sell. on tho PROMISES, the
3cfty described Ia aforesaid deed
blows; All that tot .! land.
IN. iihprpEcncnts thereon. near
northern iiu!ts OF the city OF
inond. !yinE IN Henrcc county.
"n"wn as Washington PARK, be-
lots and Ia block II. front
together. 50 feet on the south
81 walker Avenue and running
between parallel lines l2V fee:
p alley 10 feet wide"
rms: Cash sufficient TO pay all
/ OF sale, insurance ana taxes
|sy ~ sale. and "A d.lt OF SG9.JJ
dU". balance Of tn" sum secured
&C. deed - Br paid In no cVnsecu-
monthly notes OF $40 each. the
one becoming due November II.
and one motto for sl2 du" Jan
in ana . years. with interest,
red ~ Il deed Of truat on the
property. or for all cash, at the
pm or the purchaser.
T. SITrEl&Di%G.
J. - cAKEEAi..
ClIAS. X. WILLIS.
Trustees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
Mach Disorder In Ireland

DUBLIN. Oct. ii.-Fourtcon tele-
graph poles wcre cut down NJ Ruth
gar q suburb OF Dublin. las; ...yht.
F.fty bicycles wcro tnkon from tho
outside OF shops nnd private houses
In Dublin.
Those notivitien nro regarded ms
signifionnt and arc thought 10 have
SONS connection with tho military
secret tribunal noIt week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15

~ agent FOR tho heirs OF the estate
Of Eiizah"L~ : Stubbs, viii offer for
sal" AZ public auction, on The prem
isys. on
WEDNESDAY. October Is. 1922.
at o'clock J.. NJ.
that certain tract or parcel 81 land.
win ether improvements thereon.
situated iu Henry District. Hanover
County. Virginia, near shady Grove
church. bounded by the lands OF r.
IL Stubbs. baOer. Haghv and others
and being thu sam" tract on wEiCh
~" lat" Siias X. StUbbs and Eliza
u"'E : S'uhhs resided.
TERMS: ph"-th!rd cash and the
hHi"rrc IN on" and twO years In equal
!H~ialln"niS. win interest a, 6 nor
cont from daE Of sale TN paid. in.
deferred payments to b. secured bv
decd o; trust on the property. or all
cash. IN ia. option. of the purchaser
T.. II. STCBRS. Agent.
Slouyp iitsk.tr C-irr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
Week M uockx N,u,,

ROCKY Mol'%T. y. c.. oct. a.
sales Increased here over the prev
!"us week. However. the quality
was not so good Very Few wrappers
ana fancy cutters showed up. while
a large proportion OF the sales CON
sisted OF common black tips which
were more or less in n damaged CON
dition. Sales for the week. 99i.9iG
pounds. averaged 2S.a5 cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15

hacco brought him on the auction
a"or
Sine" thousand or more tobacco
growers came 10 Nashville this week
and witnessed tho legal battle OF
their association III UNFOLDING it's con-
tract Il way" OF loyalty has swept
among tile organized farmers OF the
East.
$4,000 Participate In Pronts.
According to dispatches from Ken
tucIy. 5000 Of tho 20. geo members
Of tn" hurley Tobacco Growers Co.
Operative Association viii share in
thr result Of the sal. ot the POOLS
holdings as $4,000 Of the nc MIXERS
have been indeed since last years crop
was sold II is calculated that sixty
seven freight trains OF nifty cars
zach VIII be required to carry tho
"',ePo.oo0 pounds sold by the assoc
citation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15

To tho creditors OF l.. g. CCHHOS.
oi I'ichmphI, IN the county OF lien
rico. ana District aforesaid Bank
iupt:
Notic. Is hereby given that on sep
i.m3'r -. i"22. I'll" said +. g CUE
hbH was duiy adjudicatcd bankrupt.
ana mat IN" iirst meeting Of ms
creditors WIZ be held la my n.iic,,
ICONS ills-iii3 Mutual Building.
!H.HWpni, va. on The 18TH DAY
or OCTOBER. 1879. ~ 10 o'clock In
the forenoon. at which time the said
cr'dit"gs may attend prove their
claims appoint Il trustee examine
-" ndnErGp' ana transact such
"'h'r business as may properly come
before said meeting.
TiIOS. y. SSEAD.
E"'.r"c in BANKRUPTCY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
ucav, neccirts at Chatham.

DANVllLE. VA. oct. 1.-THE Co.
Operative Marketing Association
receiving plant ut Chatham was
ewampcd with tobacco Thursday
morning and II WAS found necessary
to divert much OF IL To the Danvilic
receiving plants. Nearly 100 wagons
were reported 1T the Chatham sta
tion. Auction sales here Thursda y
were again heavy, the sales lasting
until the middle OF the afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
Farmer. Pleased nj south Iti,L

SOUTH HILL. Va. oct. l4.-South
liiil tobacco market continues Very
active. auction sales to date being
nearly double those up 10 the cor
responding date last year. Prices
are quite satisfactory and growers
are pleased. Auction sales 70 date.
l.327.i23 pounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
Body of GmssrnheIm ON wny HON.

TT'N NSS0cIatcd pressI
sou TiAMFTON. oct. 1.-THE
body OF Isaac GUgEcnnciiu. the
american copper ma@uate who died
here las, Tuesday. was shipped
aboard tie Aduitan!a today Mrs.
GuCEonhcim aud the naSnatc's
daughter accompanied the bodv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
Sales nj .,in.ton-snIcm

WlNSToN-SALEM. y. C.. Oct. L.
The local auction warehouse this
teck sold 3033.330 pounds OF leaf
tobacco for an average OF t2i.S2 "a
hundred pounds. II was announced
today. The sales for the season. up
To this time. total S.lgl.O03 pounds
At an average price Of s2j.5l a hun
lred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
by u. Is .CIfAFFIS " CO. INC.
Real Estate Auct!oneers.
Trustee S Auction Sale

Ia execution OF :, certain decd ot
trust from Marian II. Glliner aud
husband. dated September 8. 1921. and
duly recorded IA tho CLERK, once Of
Automatic county. Virginia. Scptcm-
Der II. 1921. default having been made
IN the payment OF portion Of tho
debt therein securoh, ana DeIug so
required by III" b"H-fciary SHAH
s.i ny public auction. In front OF
railroad sutton At IiOwardsv!l!., yir-
ginia. Il station Oh the James River
Division Of the 9 x .. Railroad. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER -. 1872.
at O'clock l.. 81.
those three certain tracts. pieces or
parc.!s 81 land lying and being in
i 1t,n.i,Iiti", 'mn,y Nirs!nia. near
h"htS thereon. rights, ways and an
pVrtcnahc"s thereto bcloupirr, or in
any "iae app. raining. said three
tiattS "sEr"sh'lnf together 3yi2
80 i"Ir"s' ~ acres. more or less,
80 acres more or less. and l23
acres. more or l.ss. Tn. said three
tracts "f land being all OF the same
Marian II. Gilm.r 10y deed from l.uI-
".ii III. tilm"r. duly recorded in the
"'Hv" al IN" CLERK uf Albenarlc ,IT-
t4.t o"uit' III - -. l7G. page 3.i.
description OF til. said land special
J cl"F'hc" rs hereby made To deed Of
tiHst from Marian IL. Gilm.r and
husband. above referred u.
TERMS tasL as 10 tho expenses OF
e""trtInS this trust. any tLS,s and
Insurance that may be due. and Tho
proportional part ~ the 1922 taxes
anu 70 pay AN interest note OF Sl1u
iG" September .. 1872. and ,i credit as
- ioII""!nt notes: rhr." notes OF
$50 nacn. duo, respectively. at i. -
-. 80 months from September g. 1874.
ana on tor 5000 due thre" gears
from september Q. 1871. Amy residue
OF pLT'h"s" money ~ be- pald lu cash.
joins o.. LASLEY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15

-. In execution ~ 81 certain Decd Of
Trus, - tn" Tnd"rs!gu.d TNusl.",.
dated February 18th. IgZ2 and rc-
r.idcd -. ~" Clerks Cfa.e II M
!H"am"0! 1harC"ry 'Jur. Ia Decd
Bp"E 49,. ghs" ~. I.. .IlIit '!aSiu.
h""H i.t9" 10 tie pay,V-ut - q, lust
%; ~" don't 'hcrflu S"fIr.G. AN! be-
inE required $50 - 90 by tho holder
thereof, -. will se.I hy public auc-
ron. Oh IA" premises. Oh
TUESDAY, OCT ,l:r.R ETH. 1922.
&; n,.ack l.. NJ
The .rcal estate &c 'ari4:i IN SAID deed
"A. follows.
'All thHt certain lot. piece. or par
eel Of land In ,Ge city oi Eichwor.d
N!rL!U!n. between UuUp-r aud Essex
Streets. aud dcserihcl as follows
beginning on the eastern lin. og
Mout'o5c ANcnu" a Vpint distant
tn. south line of Essca Street,
thence extending soutnwardly alcug
and ,ruutius on IN" eastern lin. %,
h"ntrDsc .NvenU. FI:ty 60, Feet:
thcrc" :TpW said front "Xtcnd.u.
back castwnrGIy al riEut angles ana
between parallel Hines one Hundred
ANA ThiTtS-tNo Cl5j'D Feet to- AN al =
ley Fifteen I5p Feet viG., a.iu..
Lot No. lf ia UlOC< T. in the plan
~ !A!SN LAND. recorded In n.
Clerks GRACE -! HcuricO County. in
Fla' Book g. parc Ct"
TERMS To be announced At sale.
JULIAN W. TYLER.
and
L. L, WORD.
TruStccR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
Bnndit. snck Jc,,eIry sto,.

CHICAGO. oct. i4.-Sin automo-
bile bandits today held up the San
dack Jewclry Company. bound Louis
Sandack. one OF the proprietors. and
four employees. and fled after SCOOP
tnE UP all thu jcwelry in sight and
taking $500 from the cash reCistsr.
Mr.. S"ndack placed his loss at $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
Have New Fighting spirit.

pounds within Sevsr% xr"~ers admitted t.
>": 9 ;, ar: a a. ey NAVE sr" ., S"s ..s
v "'s.."f mn has
customers
cree H2TG5 Ia :in hS @ H. M 4. @ M
l'G 1 ;in i2r ne ]
as sHsa sr Tn 1I"5a 81 said ~ dse %tns
s Sa na f nSss' ?si:f' 4
@ a., ,s s' q, IT, h a 4 S: n III. s
] s - SSss' S im a" Tansp4! az!
sss;5 | si:i 81: s ;$!.;;., .na 'ss'
% ,s . ID ;V ] "i p.:issls$ ANY %
IaSns@9 Mng catai
f1tss 4hou4 '"Hi"y iaooo, shares Of pr stock a, ~ ~
% INK capital stock of Empire
p II ii any Or ' At % i" s"x Sihss
mp 4raasf m RI a and SI' qs ana
ani @ ana npery or pr rEStry
S;sga and OF ~"S f
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