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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-14
Dear Santa Claus:

I Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me a doll that will e.
TO sleep and little bed for it, :
set Of alphabet blocks and some frui
Of all kinds. / am only I years Ole
and help my mama every day b.
playing with roy little sister Mauc
Esther, and please don't forget n!
little cousins, Thelua and George that
lives in Boumsnviue.
ELEANOR GRAIN
Nc David. Fla.
Dear Santa Claus:
I have tried to be az good as 7 can.
Mother says I am a good little boz,
I am three years Of age. ! cannot
write so my sister viii have 10 write.
I want a little shovel and hoe and
rake and q train and d little auto.
Remember my sister and brother and
mother and father. Bring me some
fruits, From Stephen Jernigan.
Dear Santa Claus:
am eleven years old. and ! want
doll z carriage, and a little stove,
kitchen cabinet and some paper dolls,
and lots Of fruits. Remember my two
little brothers. The largest one is
seven years Of age. The smallest one
is three years Of age. Remember my
father and mother and bring them
lots Of things. From somebody that
loves you.
RUBY JERNIGAN.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring ne bicycle like
Johns COW boy suit. tool box, some
candy and don't forget my friends
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-14
Dear Santa

Dear Santa:
! am a little girI four years old and
want sou 10 bring me a baby doll,
tea set and table and two chairs and
a red rocker and broom and don't for
get my little sister Nena, bring her
doll and tea set.
CORNELIA AND VERA DURANT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-14

Dear Santa:
Please bring me a cap. some shoes
and stockings, a rag doll and any
thing You want me TO have and when
you visit uncle Oscar do tell him
to come to see US. and give him some
thing nice for me, he is away out
west. and give Tyron Earl and aunt
Ruth something.
Lovingly,
MARY DELENA HUDSON
ChipIeE. Fla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-14
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
am a little boy seven years old and
am SO glad Christmas viii soon be
here. want YOU 10 bring me little
pistol and lots o. fire crackers ana
fruit and candy and train and don't
forget my grandpa and grandma.
am the same little boy that you came
10 see last Christmas.
Yours lovingly.
PERCY JER&I5A\.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl just SIX Years old
and his is nay first yea in ccrc0i
and ! am learning fast. ! want >ou L.
bring me . doll and a book sack 10
carry my books in and ] want q liz
tie chair for MY doll and tesset and
a box Of candy and some fruit ana
s me fire works and don't forge roT
uttIe brother h G. and Mamma AID
papa.
Your little Ejg1
JOSEPHINE BAKER.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-14

I wish you VIII bring me some
things for Christmas. / wish You
would bring me- a Sandy Andy and
a train and a pair Of shoes size 10 u
and neck lie, ! am trying TO be
good bat you are 70 good TO me /
think you vii bring me- some tons.
Cord hye SANTA, this will be all until
next Christmas
ERNEST T. ETEBfcFIAI SEE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-14
" arrjn gton, Fla.
Dear Santa:

Dear Santa:
Please bring me poUceman's suit
for Xmas and a little patrol wagon and
lots Of nuts and candy. Please don't
forget my little friend Ted Pekelder.
lie IS q good little boy. too. Don't
forget me.
PAUL kOTERBA.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-14
TIE PENSACOLA JoURNA THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER a. 1922
: Dear Santa:

Dear Santa:
Just a few lines to tell you what
want YOU to bring me. ! want doll,
pair Of skates, some checkers, some
games and story books. And don't
forget to bring me plenty Of nuts,
fruits and candies.
Sincerely,
MARIE MASSEY.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am d little girl nine years old.
80 10 school every day. ! am in the
third grade. / want you 10 bring me
d lots Of little dolls and some ribbon
to dress them in. And I want a pair
Of skates. Don't forget my mother and
daddy and my little sisters. Please
don't forget the little poor children.
Oh yes, ! want some candy and nuts.
From your friend,
ANNIE MAE FOWLER.
Dear Santa:
am a little gin four years old and
want sou 10 bring me a baby doll.
tea set and table and two chairs and
a red rocker and broom and don't for
get my little sister Nena, bring her
doll and tea set.
CORNELIA AND VERA DCRANT.
Warrington, Fla.
Dear Santa:
Please bring me 4 poLceman's suit
for Xmas and little patrol wagon and
lois Of nuts and candy. Please don't
forget my little friend Ted Pekelder.
: hCy T01v1'-
forget me.
PAUL KOTERBA.
Dear Santa Claus:
am one of your good Little boys
and want YOU 20 bring me 4 fire
truck and ., kiddie-kar. Also please
bring me some candy and lots Of fruit.
Please don't forget my friend Paul
Koterba.
your little boy
THEODORE PEkELDER.
Dear Santa:
want 4 moving picture machine, 4
train, black board and bail, also
some fruit, nuts and candy and fire
| crackers.
. BILLY SMITH.
! Dear Santa:
! ! want a curly haired doll sewing
| ma chine, doll he'd and tea SET, also
| some fruit. candy and fire works.
| JANE SMITH.
Dear Santa Claus:
! ! want doll a red rider, horn
| and some candy.
| CAROLYN SMITH,
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring our baby Russell a
large horse. horn, wagon. automobile
and some candy and fruit. Please
don't forget all the other babies. Also
bring a drum for Your little boy.
RUSSELL H. HARRIS.
Dear Old Santa:
am Z little boy ten years old
and ! would like for YOU 10 bring me
SCI OF harness for my goat. gun,
drum knife and some shells for
my gun and Santa don't forget my
goat II : would like for You 10 bring
him some corn and whistle. tool box
coon giEger, horn and harp. plenty Of
candy and nuts and don forget
mamma and papa, sisters and broth
ers.
Your friend
EVERETT BRIDGES
| nv Dear Santa:
Christmas VII soon ne here. ] know
! you have Iotz Of toys 70 cary. !
| want a doll With brown curly HAIR
au2 brown sleepy eyes, and a doh
! c1IriaEe.
G. Santa, dot forget my brother
and sister. Ny brother wants a try
sole and my sister wants a doll
! and carriage. ~
! Don't think my letter is too long,
| for 4 little blue eyed girl.
ALIEN PARISH.
Dear Santa:
! I wish you VIII bring me some
things for Christmas. I wish YOU
! would bring me- a Sandy Andy and
a train and a pair Of shoes size 10 ! =
and neck tie, am trying TO be
| Eood bat you are 20 good to me !
| think You vii bring me- some TONS.
| Cord i've Santa, this will be all until
/ II ext Christmas.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-14

DtaT SANTA LIaNN.
I am one of your good Little boys
and want you 20 bring me 4 fire
truck and a kiddie-kar. Also please
bring me some candy and lots Of fruit.
Please don't forget my friend Paul
kotcrba.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-14

Dear Santa:
want 4 moving picture machine. =
train, a black board and bail, also
some fruit, nuts and candy and fire
crackers.
BILLY SMITH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-14
Dear Santa :

! want a curly haired doll sewing
machine, 4 doll bed and tea SET, also
some fruit. candy and fire works.
JANE SMITH.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-14

Your little boy
THEODORE PEkELDER.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-14
Dear Santa Claus:

HERBERT WEBER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
PETERSBURG SCHOOLS
WILL REOPEN TODAY

PETERSRIiRG. VA. Sept. s.
Everything liz in readiness for the
"penin. OF both tn. white and color.d
r"hoois tom"rr"w morning at o'clock
II was FIRST announced that the color
I'D schools would not open until FRI
day. due tn the nonarrival ~ books.
hut this has been nv"rcomc and thou
sands az children. white and color
cd. viii he assigned Ia their classes
tomorrow.
Indications point TO an increase 81
students in the high school. accord
inE I" one OF In" officials today.
hut just how much this Increase
would he is 4 matter Of speculation.
The teachers mo, this morning at
the hiGh school and later the facul-
~ Of each school assembled for final
preparation Of tho opening day. There
viii he but few changes In teach
ers, II is said
The compulsory school Law is ex-
p.cted to cause NOR. children than
heretofore to attend school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
MAY BUILD S75O,OOO
HOSPITAL AT GOSHEN
veterans hur-nn Head Complete In
spertt"n "f sites. Including
virginia Resorts.
BY Associated Press.

l6N Associated Press.
WASHlNGToN. Sept. s.--Erection
OF new hospital To COS, S750.0oO for
disabled service men in the Fourti i,
District. comprising Virginia. West
virginia. Maryland and the District
OF Columbia. XIII he begun when a
suitable site can no obtained. Director
Forbes, Of tho Veterans bureau. an
nounccd today Mr.. Forbes has just
returned from an Inspection OF avail
able sites at Goshen. Va, and Pence
Springs, W. Va
The hospital viii accommodate 25n
patients and wiil MAKE lively. hos
pitais Ia he established under the
1l7.000.oO0 appropriation authorized
10y tn" second Langley bill.
MIR. Forbes Eaih that under new
policy inaugura,"d patients will bc
allowed 20 X" 10 their homes more
quickly without reduction in their
compensation. allowing greater IA
ciiities for tn" treatment OF mental
cases. which h. said was the great
"st problem hefor. the bureau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
HOPE FOR ENTOMBED
MINERS CONTINUES
Iny A..ocIat.d rres1

JACKSON. CAL. sept s-Tho
~" rescuinr cr"ws digging their way
through two abandoned tunnels in tho
Kennedy mine toward the Argonau
min" and its forty seven imprisoned
occupants made progress today and
mop" SIN exists for the survival al
va" "nt"mh"d miners. although the
tith" when they viii be reached IL
/" matter Of uncertainty.
An a!vanc" OF five feet was mad.
ihi- morning ia tn. $500 foot level
~ ia" ADJOINING Kennedy min. and
ihI"" sets "f tiuib.rs were rut IN
"a" r"scuiur workers wrr. nI.I. ,n
l""N ton beet ahead over ih. muck
"nd So HAT "a" rails and timber lie
N"h'I w"r" IN good condition.
!" IA" 3."""-f"'.t level the crew
"''N'hf ahead through muck and
"'hris mas l'i feet Yet To- go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
DEADLOCK IN TARIFF
CONFERENCE is SEEN
IBy Associated press.1

WsSHINGTON. Sept. s.-RcpuhIi-
can confcre"s on tho administration
tarif bill have come to tn. high
spots OF controversy with some inJi-
cations Of deadlock. II was said to-
day that IL might be necessary FOR
them TO 20 hack ~ the House or
senate. or both. FOR Instructions. but
Chairman Mccumb"r. of the Senate
managers. ard fordney. Of tho House
managers. desire to avoid this IL
possible
The chalrmcn sin arc hopeful that
the conf@r~"cs can Kind up their
work this week and have their re-
ports ready early next week. Rep
fesentative Campbell. of Kansa. act =.
INK Republican lead.r has teIe-
rraphed absent members 81 the Hons.
Win "lsw 10 obtaining work
quorum hr Monday. 50 that action
can b" taken either on the confer.
enc" report. or on any requests FOR
Instructions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
CHlRCHMAN MISSING:
WIFE ISSUES WARRANT
IBN Assoclated pr..yl

~ hSoN, MGR. Sept. "a war.
nv charS ing abandonment Of mis-
VIE ana two children was jssuod
mere TO-DAY asains, Alpha Nichols, s,,-
"e''h'"hh"nt Of IN. West Rya,
M"'h"dls; sunday School. followine
ms disappearance and tina, az MIR.
M"r' hahc-r. wife OF Rev. &. F. Rad
""'' pastor OF IN" church Mrs Bad.
DER VII" ais" has two children b,s
""-h missing since last SATURDAY..
Mrs. Nichols. In statements IN m.
prosecuting attorney. exurass.d ~,
hAiiei her husband and Mrs H.ddsr
left together in an au,.mobi,,
'f "r i"''ers husband Friends II
NV MI hadd"r said today he had
gone IN search Of has Wiz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
CRAIG UNANIMOUSLY
ELECTED INSPECTOR
New Petersburg Building
Chief Already Discharg-
ing New Duties.

PETERSHrRG. VA. sept. 6-S.
Daley Craig was unanimously elect
cd building inspector last night hy
tho members Of the CITY Council To
succeed &. W. IsbeiI resigned. who
VIII enter tn. engineering and archi-
i"ctnral business for himself Mr.
craig has already entered upon his
new duties
Tn" Council adopted a change in
IN" city amending sections i6s. iG7
i"N. lSH. 10 and III OF chau,cr u
"a order that the sam" might apply
I" IN" city charter. Vh.s. sections
apply To ia" paving of sidewalks
ana collection az "a part OF tn. pay
m"ht from property holders The
amendment makes II" change OF any
great Importance"
Tn" Council adopted AN ordinance
y" re'utr" polio" Justices to collect
pan foes and providing for the pay
m"h' 10 ia" city treasury. The report
"i the city auditor was read and
fled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
Start Work on Falmouth bridge,

WORCESTERSHIRE; VA. sept. 6
N"tN on construction Of new
''inse over the Rappanannock River
az Falmouth. 10 he Il cOnnectins link
an IN" Richmond- Washington High
Way, VII! commence on Moniay. Sep
'eh'n'r ~. The contract for the sub
structure was awarded last week TO
,ne Major Construction Company. Of
F"ht Royal. Va. AT figure Of 500
4"i.Ao' and for the supers,ructure to
W." -N'I"ntic Rridg" Company. OF
i'"'n"k". Va. at iau:u III, total
con ract rhi'" is sHa iGiSO. The
4" '"H" Is 10 repiac" tn" one de
S'i"!cd by the Ice jam during the
WINTER "i 1917. The contract calls
i"r completion Within one year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
DOOLITTLE TO RETURN
EAST IN HIS AIRPLANE
IRN Associa,cd rrcss l

SAN DIEGO. CAL. Sept, s.-Re-
tr"sh"d hy eleven hours si..p. Lieu
tenant lanes II. Do"li,tle. military
aviator. who established now
record for 'ranscontincntal flights
when II" arrived hero las, evening
rom Jacksonville. Fla. hoped of
again from san Diego lat. ,odsy
L" VISIT his mother in Log Angeles.
Wril" the hiE machine in which
n" mad" his dash across tho CONT
h"nt Was being cleaned w. Lieu
tenant b""!itt>- borrowed an air
2Ian" from Rockwell Field for his
short trip north. He said he wouI..
return here tomorrow aud early
Friday would start TO McCook Field
Dayton, ohio. using tho De Havi-
iand machine in which he came from
Florida.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
NEW RICHMOND ROAD
INTERESTS HOPEWELL

PETERSBURG. VA. Sept. s-Tbe
Cha mber ~ Commerce meeting ,nmor-
row nisht in the Corporation Court
room IS expected to he attended by
large crowd. The report OF the
road committee Will he made by
Chairman Judge T. B. Robertson.
This report will give facts and
hsures relative 10 the proposed new
road between Hopcweil and Rich
m"nd. which will shorten the distance
by thirteen miles.
The estimates have been presented
by the engineers and showing the
cost at approximately $4,000 and tho
other 10000. Some definite action
relative to campaign is expected
TO he taken tomorrow night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
HUGHES HAPPY OVER
WELCOME TO BRAZIL
Try United News. !

RIO DE JANElI.o, Sept. G.-Appre-
"lati"n az the warm reception given
MIN on his arrival here was "N-
pressed u! secretary II state Hughes
III statement Wednesday,.
"Ev-rythius - charming and de-
hShtInl. he said. II particularly
sT"aiiN appreciate. the action Of tn.
government IN arranging FOR ur
'"Sih"nc" ia tn" hrantiful ';uau.,hara
~" Lace. Tn" warmth aud TIA. cor
dIniity "f Ia" wcic"n" accorded M
E"r" hay. impressed me- very deeply
Tn. city OF Rio de Jan-iro ~ far
NOR" beautiful than | ever ant!ci-
!.ai.d"
Secretary Hughes came IL repre-
sent the United States ~ the formal
"1"ninS NJ the brazilian Centennial
Exposition Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
POISON LIQUOR TAKES
8 LIVES IN BROOKLYN
Try Associated Press. 4

~" YORK. Sept. s-Poison
'''n"r today had claimed eight vic
inns In brooklyn this week.
Death in each case was ur.c.J.d
10y blindness. Four OF IN. yic,iu,
W"r" women
Mrs. Ad"iina R"ale. Mrs. imerind,
'"'"'" ana Michael caa.ro. arrested
"" charges az homicid. growing am,
y" IA" al""h"l deaths. wcr. hall
Nth"ut bail. several other nr,..,.
'hN"INint violations Of tn. nr,i,il,;
''"h laws We're mad" by d.,oc,iv.s
""fh'ht f"r"ri>hIy Ia local. m.
>"h'c" "f bad liquor which has tor
'"rlz"d tn" G"d iI""k section
Four 81 tho deaths n.cur,..1 g.
day, two yesterday and ,wo ,,,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
LA TOILETTE GETS
RECORD MAJORITY
GRv Associated Press ,

MllWArkEE. WIS. Sept G
senator Robert NJ. LA Toilette has
been swept into the Republican
nomination for United States soma
tor at til" November rI-"ti"u in this
stat" hr the greatest maiorIiy that
any cand dat. has ever ,Ollrl al a
primary III Wisconsin,
returns received from more than
i"Ir-iiiih- al tn" state early to-
might shaw him leading Ky l1S333
~. \. ':Hni-ld, df Waukrshn. prcsi-
drnt "f carroll college. his only on
l""n-ut. rh" vat" from @.n., out Of
-: precincts in the state was: la
Toilette. ""t,N,': ':anii"lI "2i
Ia rolling M his tremendous ma :
i"ritH Senator La Toilette carried
with him what WAS known as tia,
"ntir- LA f"ll"tt" slate. fr"m United
states Senator down L" Attorney
General
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
You Can't Trust r..
CaIoneI at All
II is Mercury, Quicksilver. Sail.
Yates. causes Rheumatism
and Bone Decay


Inc next ccae OF calomel you taxa
may salivate you. 1t may chock your
liver or start bone necrosis. Calomel
Is dangerous. II is mercury. ouick
silver II crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, ,ramping and sickening
you. Calomei attacks the bones and
should never DO PCT into your system.
IL you feel bilious. hcadachy. con.
st'pated aad ali knocked out. just 90
TO your druggist and get bottle OF
Dous"hs Liver Tone for n few centx,
which is harmless vegetable sub
stitute for dangerous calomci Take
spoonful and IL 1t doesn't start your
nver and straighten you up better
ana quicker than nasty calomel and
without making you sick. you just
go back and get your money.
Don't take calomel! 1t cannot be
trusted any moro than leopard or
wildcat. Take Dodson's Liver
Tone. which straightens you right up
ana makes you feel fns. No salts
neoeasary. Gtve IT. to tho children.
because 1t IL Observation-Disclosures and
,cAnnot- SAI@vAtQ -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
100000 ENDOWMENT
MOVEMENT LAUNCHED
Roanoke College Opens Series
of Thirty.Seven Meet.
ings in East.
COME TO RICHMOND OCTOBER 5
General Educnt ton Bonrd Pledges
'tIG5,onO Provided Remaining s33b,-
G0 Il Rnised ny Middle of No
scmhrr-Stnrt with $4,000.

ROANOKE. VA. Sept s.-TueRda v
night the alumni and former stud
.nts OF Roanoke College, In tho
Roanoke district met at Hotel Roa-
noke at "A dinner rally in behalf Of
their alma mater.
Moro than 100 mon were preeent
I aud the meeting was most enthu-
s'asiic and inspiring one. In open
INK the meeting Chairman James G
Martin. who Is also the president Of
IA" Alumni Association. stated that
this was the hrst Of series OF
,hirty-seven meetings, which are to
he held In tho following cities
September II. salem. Va: Is. Rad
ford. NH. -. WyiheviiIe: 20, Rris-
'"l' Va; u. Knoxville. Tenn: ~
'hattanooRa. Tenn: %. Norton. Va {;
~ Rln"heid. W Va. 90. Charleston.
w Va. %. Roncrv~rte. " Va:
=. stanton "a. Culneper: 40 Wood.
stock: October ,. winchestcr r.
iiag"r''own. Md g. Washington: :.
hichmond: s. Norfolk :. LynchburE.
tanville; ia. Salisbury. y. g.. II.
Columbia :. r.; ~. Atlanta. Ga: IA,
-. birmingham, Ala. ~ Now Orleans
Ia Is. Houston. Tex: Is. Memphis.
Tenn. ~. - Louis. Mo. 90. chicago.
III; -. Cleveland Ohio: -. f'ir,s-
tHrSh. Pa. - Hoches,er. y y. -.
bortnn, Mass IS. Now York -
, Thlad. lphia 2s Baltimore
The meetings 10 10 hold a-c do
signed >" aid N" roIl"r" in i,s move
mNn' for larger opportunity and
service. AMI 1" civ" tho admins
'fa'iv" authorities ~ IN. college an
orrHrmuiiy to meet tho former
''nf"n's aud ALUMNI and to give
'h"0 an opportunity - express tho
int"r"s, and loyalty they have al
wals t,it
~" 'h"n introduced Bayard ~
H"dricS. "h" has been added ~
IN" administrative stan Of IN. col E
rs" r" develop plan for IN. s-cur-
Ing Of IN" $500 QUO .ndow
't""h"l 10 maintain Roanoke as q
STANDARD college
Mr. IIcdrtch explained that II was
Planned :" appeal u IA" citizens
. anu 20 tn" l.uth"fnu constituency OF
M college. az will ~ The Alumni
IN" "h"Irmnu Ia Introducing
president Charlie. ] Smiih referred
'h" great progress ia" college
ms tuh"" during igls administration.
In outlining his policy ANA nl.
in'alN Ter l:"au"A" 'Dii"r. President
S'"''h referred To- III. necessity .r
az, rndoWm"mt rud "i iauu. nua tnr
f"'h"N' :" maintain h,r place .s
"t" NJ "a" staudntd Souih.ru cnI
!'s"N aud lh"n announced ,hat thc
Genera" Educnti"u Hnard. Of Sew
Nnrs CRY hal mad" Il conditional
ri'dr" 90 SD. 600 toward ms rIna.
provided "a" c"lier" would raise tho
.H'"nr" ~ S:3a.hCo b, tn. m.ddl. of
November
Shis announcement was greeted
WIN cI"dt applause President
Sh.ih aided that s"v"ral othor gifts.
'"ialinE nv"r tSo.Ouo. had boon
i'hl's'H ana nat N" remainder nov
I" DC raised is srout $500. o0n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
THREE KILLED RESULT
OF POLITICAL FEUD
nv A..ncl.,ch L.r.r.

hot STbN. rENAS. Sept. s.-Thrce
persons were kiii.d. one shot and
another stabbed last night At Seal
AhS'ln Count. Texas. AZ the result
ri a roliticsl f-ud between two fam
l"s' IN. feud was fought out on
IN" main street of Sealy
n" ""ad: Fritz Schafner. Rober,
Hoha"h"'. his son. Luther Rell.
i'e"th OF another fcudist. Thomas
h"ii !.nthers brother. 1. said to IL.
'Apect.d. The Schann-r family r..
sues In Sealy and the BELLS wcr.
from Rellviii". The excitement in tho
wv" Towns today is said to H.. in
tense. Both families were well known
IN that district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
FATAL PITTSBURGH FIRE
POSSIBLY ACCIDENTAL
iRy Associated rrcs~l

!ITTSHrRG sept. 5. Ten syor,
"'''"W'htS ""r" sought today by
ihN"st gators probing the P"nnSyl-
'7nia Ea!lrond hunkhous. m. which
'""N IN" iiv"s of seven emplny.s
Men injured In tn" blaze AZ. being
rh'si'"n'd. Detachment ~ Justice
agents her" r"fis"d 20 common, on
'A' r"H"ri fr"m Washington ma, tho
governments iny"st cation Indicated
''" t'' Wa ~ a. dental origin
'''iy authorities today discarded
the theory that gases. generated
from St"rar" batteries IN ~. hi,d.
d" ''"-'n m" blaze. \ joint session
"' ~" SIX Investigating agencies
WI b" held "hon Tho statements Of
witnesses ar. secured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
ARGENTINE POLOISTS
DEFEAT AMERICANS
ny Associated rress.1

RtMSON. y. j.. Sept. S.-Playing
Ike whirl!nE dervishcs the Argcn-
tin" POLO team rode the highly rated
hil-Am"rican Shel6urne House four
off its feet today. winning with un-
expected ease. - goals tn t. The
victory places tn. South Americans
~ the !nal for tn. national omen
ampionship against the winner Of
the other seminal match tomorrow
between Meadowbro"k and orange
County
Argentine won today by getting
the jump and rushing Sh"lburne. nc
'nmula'inG An insurmnuntable lead
h"'"r" IN" end OF the first half Shel =
hnrne rallied in the NTH period, but
II was too late.