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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-30
BAPTIST WOMEN TO
ATTEND CONVENTION

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
LYNCHEURG. VA. Oct. 29.--Baptist
women who will attend the couven-
tion OF the Womans Missionary
Union, an auxiliary to the Baptist
General Convention OF Virginia. at
First Baptist Church. Roanoke. next
Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. will include the following
First Baptist-Mrs. W. a. Wood
roof Mrs y. n. Filler. Mrs. c. T.
Rucker. Mrs. c. \. DiuEuid. Miss
Moilie Lowry. Miss Ella Miller and
Miss Mary Chcatwood.
College Hill-Mrs. Lula Noel. Mrs.
Il. NJ. Crane. Miss Alma Towers. Mrs.
a. Il. Conrad. Mrs. J. W. Sewers. Mrs.
Randolph Shaner. Mrs. j. \. Flana-
gan.
Rivermont Avenue Elmo
Stone. Miss corn.lia Thornhill. Mrs.
!. -. Jacobs. Mrs. Il. A. McFai-
land and Mrs. w. IL. Wranck
Franklin Street-Mrs r.. NJ. Glenn
cnt. Mrs. Mamie Turner.
West LynchburS- t.. f.. Crit
feth.
Miss Emmeline Thornhill. superin-
iendent for the strawberry Associa-
ton.
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Air EIisht. Arrnnrcd.

Earl j.. Beers. formerly chief civil
Ian flying instructor, United States
Air Service. and an aviator since
1911. Will have his big three -passcn
ger airplanr here during home com
mig week. Those who wish TO view
Charlottesville and vicinity from the
clouds may do so any time during
the week
j. W Berry. director OF shows for
the home coming. is an old thcatri-
cal man. Recently he has been pro-
noting big events throughout the
country for various communities
Both Mr.. Berry and his wife appeared
several times years ago on the stage
Of local theatcr. and Charlottes-
willie and the Blue Ridge country
made SO favorable an impression
upon them that Mrs. Berry and hel
grown daughter are coming from
their home In Baltimore To enjoy the
festivities OF homecoming week
The famous musical organization
known as "PershinE's own Band.
Will be sent to charlottesville Ivy tn,
Federal government for the home
coming celebration.
DIR, Paul II. RarrinEer. tho god
father OF the celebration. has beer
Al work FOR months gathering ma.
terial for tho lecture. "Old Church
and Churchyard Records Of Abe,
marie and his address Will contain
a mass OF new and valued informa.
ton.
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COME FAR AFIELD
FOR LIQUOR SUPPLY
Special to The Times pispa,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
DANNiIl.E. VA. Oct. PA some
what doubtful compliment was paid
10 the County OF Patrick Yesterday
when Henry County officers seized
handsome touring car, much
travel stained. hearing an Iowa Ii
ccnsc plate. The inference drawn
by fhe officers was that the driver OF
the machine had gone far afeld in
the search for liquor The officers
heard that an effort was being made
To transport large quantity OF
liquor. aud they ambushed the car
near Ficldale. The driver Of the
car and another man seeing the Of
hccr's ear placed diagonally across
the road made rapid deductions.
halted their machine and took to
the woods. Approaching the ma
chine the Henry officers found that
II contained forty-hve gallons OF
LIQUOR. The car is now In Martins
vile and the police have written 10
the Iowa authorities to ind out the
name OF the owner OF the car.
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BILLY" SUNDAY CHANGES
LYNCHBURG ENTIRELY
Fruits of Recent Campaign
Already Noticed. Nari-
Gus Citizens State.
pecial 10 The Times-Dispatch.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG. VA. Oct GO
There is different atmosphere in
the yard engine.
Things are not like they used to
be in the composing room" unused the
printer.
People don't act as they formerly
did" opincs the patrolman on his
beat
And things are different in Main
street" chimed tho cub reporter.
SO II is in Lynchburs since the Bill
~ sunday meeting is ended and In
It's wake LynchburS people arc slow
IS. but surely getting back to the
old run OF lifc. but. as result. 1t
Will be ON different aud higher
plane than has been the case in this
generation in the Hin city.
The atmosphere built UP during the
six weeks sunday campaign Is here,
thousands OF men claim and IL is
here to stay. The evidences Of new
life in LynchburS were seen in the
churches today and Is expected again
Wednesday night, when tho Protes-
tant churches meet for their mid
week prayer service, for the Nom
bcrship OF the Bill Sunday Club are
pledging themselves to put their on
church midweek prayer meetings in
their weekly schedules.
The fact that 900 men turned ont
Monday night for the formation OF
the Billy Sunday Club in the taber-
naclc. which Was cold and which
could not he heated and that most OF
these men stuck on the job until the
organization. was perfected. shows
that there is neuclus here for one
"f the strongest Billy Sunday Clubs
eStant
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F|RE-SWEPT BUILDING
VIEWED BY HUNDREDS
Twelve Automobiles, Valued
at $4,000, Destroyed on
Saturday Night.

PETERSBURG. VA. Oct. 2?.--IImn-
dreds OF people today visited the
scene Of ono Of petersburg's mos,
spectacular fircs which destroyed
twelve automobiles and paint shop
on Bartow's Alley last night. The
automobiles were valued at $1,000
and tho building $4,000 according TO
w. +. Atkinson, proprietor OF the
Atkinson garage aud sales room Mr.
Atkinson also said he was fully
covered with insurance
Located within "A stones throw OF
the IRE house and just back OF the
city's leading business street an old
shack. four stories high. about 200
feet long. had been standing for sev-
eral years, most OF the tim. unoccu-
pied. but at oie time being one OF the
leading tobacco factories In this sec
ton before the McGill.Zlmmer- Mac
lin Company moved into other quar-
ters For some time II was used az
storage house and then finally
deserted again until q. T. william
son opened an automobile paint shop.
1t was built entirely Of wood which
had gradually become dried unt!l IL
required only the touch OF match
TO make IL a roaring furnace. Its
probabi" menace 10 other buildings
In the business section vas realized
years ago. hu, during tho rush Of
Camp Lee II was left standing. and
used az storage house.
The mr." Was observed about II 40
and within ia. twinklinE OF an cye
Pet"rsburg's business section was IL
Illuminated by ramc, l"aping nigh up
into the air while thousands OF
sparks covered the stores along Syca-
more Street This. coupled with
general alarm turned In. created more
excitement and within a few minutes
the streets were crowded with peo-
pie rushing toward the business sec
ton.
apparatus on hand tn" ircmen soon
had several streams playing on the
tall building. which by this time
was mass If flames. II seemed
almost Impossible from a spectators
viewpoint that tho nrcmen would h"
ahl" :" conquer the Are. hu, by
quick thinking and good Judgment
on the part of the mr." chiefs tho
front. rear aud both sides Of the
building w"r" being swept by thou
sands 81 gallons NJ water. In spite
~ this. however. the names fought
hack a. times. c"mpclliui: the fire.
mon TO retreat a fcw steps only To
com" hsc. again with greater de-
termination. D'hrr streams were dI-
rectrd To nearby bulldius- aud but
for ~" fact hat there Vas no winT
probably saved other structures.
!, was decidedly one Of the mos;
exciting and hard fought hr"s In
the history Of Petersburg. While
tn. building was not costly. II Was
constructed ia such way thu, Ar.
found Il an easy prey.
Today only the charred remains Of
IN" automobiles are left with part
81 the building being held up by
Few remaining beams
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HIGH STREET CHURCH
ELECTS COMMITTEES

PETERSBtRG. VA. Oct 2a.-At
recent meeting OF tho board Of
stewards of High street Methodist
church. tn" following officers and
committees were elected for the en-
vice president. j W. Brown: score
'ary. l.. F.: Hudgins; assistant sec
rotary. l.. |. GouId-r: treasurer. j
II. Short; assistant treasurer. DR.
J. J. Smith; financial secretary, A.
NJ. Davis: assistant financial secr.-
tary, r.. l.. Allen; treasurer Of the
relief fund, \. NJ Davis: publicity
committee. l.. l.. Gouldcr. J. H.
short. l.. +. Bland: sexton. fuel and
light committee. II. NJ Partin. D. NJ
Collier. u. 7. Mann: church property
committee. j. w. Brown. Il. " Par
tin, L. T.. Smith: auditing commit
tee. q. u. Harlow, l.. f.. Bland l.. l..
Goulder: music committee. r. y. Par
tin. j. w Brown. l.. +. Bland. pub
lie worship committee. l. II. Dyer
Or. !. II. smith and j. II. Gray.
The following co'npose the mem
u. Harlow. J. H. Shortt. j. W. Brown.
7. j. Andrews. DIR. !. r.. Smith. l.
r.. Hudgins. |. r. Rla nd. J. II. Gray.
i. !. Wcstmo-clan n \. Baxter.
H. r. Mun,. q. w. Dyer. ]. r. Dyer,
X. y. Parrin. s w. Elder. -. NJ.
Collier. J. T.. Nugent. q. s. Newton.
w. w. rritchctt. y. NJ Davis. 4.
q. Wallace. T. I. ITudGins. T.. l..
Allen. W. g. Hobbitt. L. l.. Goulder
and &. &. CaShlon.
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chnupe Opening or Sen.ou.

l.EE:SRtEG. VA, oct o?-At a
recent meeting OF the Board Of Su-
pcrvis"rS OF Loudoun County, IL was
decided tn change the opening Of tho
hunting season from November | To
November 10 The date OF closing
viii be December 81. II is reported
that partridGes are plentiful and
we'll grown for this season OF the
year, and other game is also ahund-
ant Many vacationists who had
planned Ia hunt during the first two
weeks Of November will he disap-
pointed ny November IL the farm
"rs viii he about through their busy
season.
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VIII Hold H0vIInE Tourney

HOPEWELL. VA. Oct. Rowling
will be one OF the leading spcr,s
here this winter. according To an an
nouncemcnt made yesterday follow
Ing meeting held at the DUPONT
club. a tournament will start In :,
snort while and prizes vii Il. Of
fered The teams organized. SO far.
are az follows: Coleman. captain;
Radcliffe. Bodow Ticklcr. Stout.
captain; Marchington. Enochs. Wood
ward. Hanlon. captain; WrInklcr.
Firth. Sonneborn. Muhlig. captain;
Hurley. Clarke. Hayden Moshcr.
captain: Bird. krause, Wolff. Elder.
aptain: l.ohcnstcin. Vandernark
BALDWIN. The teams Will be operated
under the name Of the captains
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COMEDIAN HURT,
PLAY is CUT SHORT

pANNIl.LE. VA. Oct. ga play
In progress at local theater last
night was suddenly cut short when
the comedian. Harry Mack, sus-
tained a had decoration Of the hand
towards the close OF the production.
One of the principals in the produc-
ton was in tn. act Of chasing The
comedian of the stage brandishIng
a saw. The saw was used with
painful effect. for IL came in con-
tact with Mack's outstretched hand
and almost cut OFF his thumb. While
the act was finished the production
was greatly curtailcd on account OF
the injury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-30
Pippins Bring Fancy
Price in Liverpool

Especial 10 Tn" Times Dispatch.
WINCHESTER. VA. oct. ga
large shipment Of Albrmarle Pip
pin apples made recently TO Liver
pool by RappahannOck County
grover Melted THE grower about
Sn7s per barrel ariording to cable
advances received her. last night
through New York brokers The
pipp.ns brought nearly twice az
much I'm Liverpool as other apples
sod at the same time. although
some York impcrials shipper from
virginia sold at from - to 30
shitiings gross. New York Bald
wins brought from IS 10 os.s shil-
lings gross.
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WEST VIRGINIA FOREST
FIRES CONTROLLED
Especial to The Times-pispatch.

l'1PtoI"l " lNF ITIIF"- lITSNHVVH.T
WINCHESTER, VA. Oct. 29-For-
est hrcs that for several days men
aced immense timber tracts six
miles east OF Wardcnsvilie. w Va,
were under control early today
through efforts OF scores Of volun-
teers. working under the direction Of
United States fire marshals. who are
patroling the districts.
The fire started In valley and
spread up North Mountain, threaten
Ing large government reservations
ana timber lands OF the Cornwell
interests, owners of 10000 acres Of
virgin forest in Hampshire and HARDY
Counties. All available employees or
the Winchester and Western Railroad
Company were dispatched to aid
other volunteers. A heavy smoke
screen envelops the country for
many miles
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FAIR ASSOCIATION
ELECTS OFFICERS

CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE,
Oco 2:-Chcst"rncld Fair Assocla
tion met Friday at the county court
house and elected it's board of d.
:.ctors FOR the coming yea. Presi-
dent j. -. watkins: viCc-prcs!d.nt.
w l.. Burgess, secretary manager.
7 y Burfoot.
Directors A. iiorncr W. G.
Moore, y. NJ Davis. X y. Winlre..
]. 9. Mckesson. J. r. Johnson. J \.
Spears. Charles Stein. John NJ.
coover II r: Smith. r. 4. Beich.r.
6 i. Pcrdue. T. o Thurston. j. II.
Moody. Dr a. J Hurt. I. &. vii
Hams W y Gates. T. L. Alexander.
w. r. Albright. VI. r. Downing, {.
T.. Phillips. T.. ". SneliinSs. II. l..
Charley, ]. J. Bailey. The date was
set FOR the nex1 fair so a. not TO
conflict with Richmond or Peters
burg. committee was appointed to
&c, with County Agent T. ID. Bur
foot 10 set aside part Of tho fair
grounds for experimental work. using
lime fertilizers OF various forms as
part o! an educational program
that tn" fair Is putting on for next
year The association passed unani-
mously resolution to prohibit any
cattle on the grounds unless they
were tuherculin tested. All prem
lums Will be paid al once. and all
outstanding bills for erection OF new
buildings this year. and then the
balance VIII be used for putting up
extra buildings for next year. The
building committee Is composed Of !.
Is. Watkins. w. 4. ilorncr. W. g.
1vey and r. ID. Burfoot. \ complete
list OF superintendents OF various
departments Will be announced later.
and the advertising program will he
put on In the very near future. prcsl-
dent WatkinS Was extended "A vote
of thanks for his len years OF service
receiving no compensation for his
valued efforts in behalf OF agricul-
tnIe.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, oct. %.
the Elliott Ice Company. Inc. has
purchased the plan, Of the Yanccy
Ice Company. located near union Sta
ton. The Elliott Ice Company. Inc.
is new concern. organized since
the recent sale of the majority Of
stock OF the charlottesville Ice Com.
pany, Inc. Ia j. VI. RothweIl. form
erly OF Martinsburg. w. Va. The
ohicers are j. +. Elliott. presidents:
NJ. Z. Elliott. vicc-presiden1: w.
Dabney Harris. secretary-treasurer
and f. r. Early, chief engineer.
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Appoint Annexation Committee.

MISUNDERSTANDING. VA, Oct %.
a committee OF citizens and Of
nc!aIs has been appointed TO make
a thorough investigation OF IN. ad-
visibility and feasibility OF extend
ing the corporate limits OF Fred
ericKSburg and report their findings
t" the city Council. Tho committee
Is composed Of ". !. Ford. \. r.
Young. Judge Alvin T. Embrcy. !. f..
Timherlakc, X. l.. Eisc"e. w =. Chcs-
ley. John +. Gouldman. Jr.. Or. r.
J. Parne. +. NJ. Young. \. i. Rowe.
.. ". Shepherd
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West Must Return Cnr..

WASHlNGTON. Oct 2o.-Railroads
west OF tho Mississippi wera In
structed today by tho American Rail.
way Association to discontinue using
freight cars owned BY Eastern roads
and To return them 10 homo lines as
soon ~ loads could be fohnd. East
ern lines were recently ordered to
return Western equipment immedi.
atcly IS means OF clearing freight
congestion.
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FROM ALL SECTIONS
ARRIVING FOR CELEBRATION
Natives of Old Dominion Begin Advance on Charlocs
vile to Attend AIbcmarle County Home
Coming Celebration.
Especial to Tn. Tfme.-Di.pa,ch ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch
cHARLoTTESNIi.LE VA. Oct. 80.
From New York. MdssachuSetts
Pennsylvania. Illinois Oklahoma.
Texas. Georgia. North and South
Carolina and other far-distant states
people began arriving today to attend
the Albemarle County home coming
celebration. which begins Wedncs-
day and Will continue for four days.
Tho opening meeting viii be held
at tho Mclntire Amphithcater. at the
l University. at II o'clock Wednesday
morning. when speeches Will, b" made
by Dr. Edwin A. Alderman. Judge Il.
i. ". Duke. Jr.. and Robert l.. Har-
rison, Of New York. Music will b..
rendered by III" Aibcmarle Chora,
Club. The public reception at Mad
ison Hail from I to tina, afternoon
viii he a Gct-acQud gathering.
Residents OF tho city and county
as well as guests Of the home coming
viii attend.
The pageant. The Light o. Abe
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EXPERT ENGINEER
TO DELIVER ADDESS

TNT''VIHT W 7 Nf ItnFS-TISpat
WINCHESTER. VA. Oct. 20
Major Ezra Z. Whitman. noted Balti-
more engineering expert IL TO ad :.
dress large masSmeeting here No.
Vember !. in the interest %. bond
issue for general water and sewer
extensions and improvements Tho
meeting Is sponsored by the Com
mon Council. Chamber OF Commerce.
and Rotary and kiwanis clubs The
election Is 10 be held November /.
Need of water and sewer improve
ments on large scale has become
urgent IN the last few months due
mainly 10 continued growth and ex-
pansion Of the city
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GLASS WILL SPEAK
TO DANVILLE VOTERS

tSpeclal 10 The Times Dispatch.
DANNii.l.E, VA. Oct. oa-I'nitcd
states senator Garter Glass Will
SPEAK mere on the night OF Novem-
her =. according 10 an announcement
by the chairman OF the CITY Demo-
cratic Committee. He will appcar
probably at the Municipal Hall i'm
support Of the Democratic candi-
dates in the coming election. that is
I" Say senator Claude \ Swanson
Congress. and J. NJ. Hooker and
Frank Talbot. superintendent of
utilities
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-The CurIo >hop" n, Lyric.

The G"rScOUsly staged Oriental
musical fantasy. The Curio shop
wsil have prominent plac" on tn.
new bill. which comes 10 the Lyric
today, opening another gay week
TIL. Curio shop" is in the na,ur.
OF musical farce. hut is lavishly
costumed and framed in rich and
coiorfUl scenic investiture. Two jol-
iy comedians. who sing and dance.
and bcvy Of pretty and shapely
dancing girls supply lengthy and
varied program of spccialtics
ON the same bill Will he the Jack
Hughes Duo. featuring the past mas
ter Of band and orchestra instrU-
mcnts. Jack Hughes. In the program
they render the Hughes Duo use
"iano. violin. saXophone. banjo and
trumpet
Then there is Leona Halls Revue.
a smart and tuncfui musical comedy
tabloid. with a presenting cast Of
five talented vaudeville artists. The
act is handsomely mounted
For the first time in the Southern
country Emma Earl. the premiere
groiesQue comedicnne. appears on
this bill. Miss Earl is unique en-
tertainer and has a personality that
6adiatcs mirth.
Further widening the diversity Of
the show will he Johnson and Baker.
from the European vaudevillcs. They
ar" hat throwcrs. giving an amaz-
ing exhibition OF juGglcry.
New and interesting movies" sup
plemcnt the vaudeville attractions
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RIVAL PARTIES READY
FOR FINAL WEEK
Seventh Has Battle Between
Paul and Harrison for
Congress.

Especial To The Times Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER. VA. oct. %
Political chicftains throughout the
Seventh Virginia District were vir-
tually sleeping on their guns with
one eye open tonight. ready for tie
last week Of the congressional aght
between Representative 7. W. Har-
rison. Democrat. Winchester, and
mis- Republican opponent, John Paul.
o! liarr!sonburg.
The standard bearers and their
followers put In strenuous week.
ass-mcctinss being held In almost
every county In the district on both
sides OF the Blue Ridge Mountain.
The meetings were for the most part
well attended and speakers were
given respectful hearings. There was
little or no "hcckling" INDUCED In.
Reports reaching here said many OF
the meetings were attended By
large number of women, who seem
to hc taking greater interest in
politics.
Colonel Lecdy to Spenk.
Winchester and Frederick County
friends OF colonel Robert +. I.eedy
tho black plumed knight OF Page"
arc preparing "A rousing dcmonstra-
tlon III ms nonOr Whcn he comes
here tomorrow night to speak for
Representative Harrison, whom he
opposed In the primary four years
ago Aubrey g. Weaver, of the
Front Royal bar. also will speak
for Harrison on the same platform.
Several Frederick County meetings
have been postponed for one night
ON account OF the Lcedy meeting
here.
II was announced at Democratic
states Senator Carter Glass is
booked to speak at Democratic,
meeting Ia Harrisonburg on Novem-
Der 2. Senator Swanson and Con-
gresham Montague arc TO be chief
speakers at monster rally in
l.uray on November /. That will be
Swanson's only address In the
Seventh District. so great is the dc :
mand for him all over the State.
Democrats Arc Active.
Democratic county caairmen are
out in appeals to voters oftheir re-
spective counties to lay aside other
engagements on election day and
work TO set out a record vote for
Representative Harrison as re-
hukc. they say, to the Republicans
Tor contesting the congressional cleo
tion Of 1920. in which Harrison was
reelected on the face OF returns by
something less than 500 majority.
democrats are appealing 10 the
farmer 10 punish" The Republican.
on account ar the Fordnry-McCum-
Der tariff bill. which. they assert
( will MAKE conditions still worse for
the soil tiller.
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4 < c,nsul veJx In ,,,,x.

FLORENCE, ITALY. oct. DIV.
Roderick Dorsey, tho American con-
sui. and Miss Isabel kirch were mar
ried today. The Marquis Maccarnim
presented the couple with a silver
tray on behalf Of the foreign con-
sular corps Francis y. kccne. Amer
lean consul general in Rome. and
his daughters, were among the
guests.
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mr-ct Good nonds omrcrs.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. oct. 20
The following officers Of the caro-.
line Good Roads Association have
been elected. George T.. Lyon. CHAIR
man. willing Rowie. first chair.
man T.. Il Travcrs. second vice
chairman: Rev. Morris Eagle score
tary-treasurer. and J. Taylor Collins.
assistant secretary.
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y,.,orv Notes E,cbnnnca.

WAStiINGTON. Oct. 29.-Owners
OF s252,OSo,ooo in 3-i Victory notes
and Treasury certificates have ex-
changed these maturing securities
for new issues OF the thirty-ycar
Ii Treasury bond issue. Secre-
tary Mellon announced today that this
would make the new 41-4 per cent
bond issue total ST63.45o. 900, since
cash subscriptions OF S5ll.390,O0o
have been accepted
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Four Roy. Killed by E,nIo,,on

SOMERVTLLE. MASS, Oct. 20
Three boys were killed and another
fatally injured by tho explosion Of
gasoline tank in the rear Of Union
square late today. The fourth boy
died early tonight. The police cx-
pressed the opinion that the bows
had been playing with matches near
the tank.
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DANNlI.IE. VA. Oct. o9.-Rev. ].
cleveland Hall. n. D.. rector emcri-
tus Of Epiphany Church. has re-
turned To his home here after six
weeks confinement In PhiladeI-
phia hospital, where he has been
taking treatment He Is greatly inn
proved and Is able To he out again
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To Inspect Miit.nry Compan,r..

PETERSBURG, VA. oct. 20
The local military companies will he
inspected tonight by Major William
II. gill. United States Army. and all
members are urged TO be present on
time for tho inspection.