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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-19
CASTLE

There are all kinds OF nice things
which might be said Of "Pawned."
the picture which comes 10 the cas-
tie for a one day showing today.
That l. is IN entirely satisfying
screen entertainment embraces
them all. The splendid balance in
the work of the players is worthy
of special mention. Tom Moore and
Edith Roberts are the featured
players. The picture is full of
thrills and unusual situations. There
is the mysterious incident or the
transmission of a message with the
aid Of invisible ink, and finally there
is the high dive OF a speeding auto
mobile from the deck. OF a ferry
boat into the water below.
The Woman Who Fooled Her
self . drama of a chorus girl and
her thrilling adventures when she
is broke comes on Wednesday
to the Castle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-19

Al Moore and his L. s. Jazz band.
which is part of the same band that
accompanied President Wilson over
seas or the George Washington. are
chief entertainers at the Palace
again today and tomorrow. These
boys are all clever musicians each
being a soloist as well. Their origin
al brand OF comedy singing and
dancing introduced while they play
will be found most delightful and
humorous. a novelty feature of the
act seldom seen here is the double
piano playing of two Of the troupe.
one specializing in the comedy fea-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-19

What2 Why the feeling that all
your Christmas shopping - done.
and your house splc and span for
holiday guests. To be able 10 look
the calendar firmly in tho rye and
remark TO Dec. %. Come on a.
soon "a YOU like. I'm ready for
you!" But - your health in good
shape too? In the hurry scurry OF
shopping days have YOU neglected
ito Perhaps the SHOWS Of the pas,
few DAYS have resulted IN damp
feet that have left their trace In
rheumatic pains. If so don't wait
longer. Go TO one OF the Frumas
drug stores. at N.chi gan < Wayne.
Michigan & Washington, Main &
Co-fax. or the Red Cross Pharmacy
in Nshawaka. anc get LandOn's
Prescription 1903. which means in
slant relief. II you prefer to order
by mail address Landon Drug CO.
south Bend. The price = the same.
S1.O0 advt-350-tf
Novelty is the great parent Of
pleasure.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-19
U. S. CAUTIOUS IN
DECIDING COURSE
TOWARD EUROPE
Government withhold, Defin-
tie Action Toward Repara-
tious and Debts.
Hs GEORGE r.. HOLMES
70. - =. star C1rrc-pondcnD

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rsu American ur.es .r r1raue-
mos. o. which ARC rr- v.tr em-
rrafI. official denial -h.1et1n
became s-r-.refr-fv evident
nero to.av taaf tic United States
. rr.-.aa.r- y..b a.trerra caution
.r .l. c.a.l-..r ID a-v -.rcme- de-
-reG I'D settle tho ...ng questions
.r rsrarat.or. .-F -.,.-r.~ts az war
debts.
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La.
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come oL ..o cautious moves made 10
date on t1e other nan3. ti3 neii.I
I@ h'.p ns some 'L tFe- lia' "-''7
Hdf Isrf- iI.i etE-f .H '.e L.H s'o-
A"eri"a "Il r--en.fr Europe 100 'i-
f1Idfil. uI "a reI.Iai referee W .At
efHfatiaHs c"HtroFsrsy.
From authoritative sources. the
\ Iuf4ruatou4I News Service today Is
y enabled tp present the following
steps taken lu TIE JAS. few weeks:
steps arc Taken.
The German government. through
Amhas.aior Won ietfeIdt Inns IN
formally suggested shat " the repair
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-19
ADJUSTMENTS

community. ana where he first met
the beautiful coquettish Katrina
Van Tassle. until he met The Head
less Horseman." the proving mid
night goblin who forced the school
master OF Sleepy Hollow 20 fee for
his life. there Ere more thrills.
chills. laughs and speedy action
seen IN one picture than ever pro-
duced before. This splendid comedy
drama IS 10 have final -howinEs at
the LaSalle today.
Tom Moore Will appear on the
LaSalle screen on Wednesday and
Thursday in his latest comedy. Mr..
Barnes OF New York"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-19

out the greatest ever heard outside
the worlds big operate centers
IL Trovatore" needs no praise
is universally acknowledged the
worlds most popular opera. The
famous "Miserere" the beautiful
Anvil Chorus" and the great first
act trio are bat a few OF the many
numbers which make II Trova-
tore" II once the most tunsful and
the most dramatic opera % modern
times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-19

Novelty is the great parent Of
pleasure.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-19
Stage
PALACE

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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-10-26

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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-10-26
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND EISCH ARGE

Notice is hereby given that will
make application to y. a. Christie
rhcr esq, Judge Of Probate for Pick :
ems county, in the State Of South
Carolina, on The 2Sth day Of Octob-
c". 1922, at 1 o'clock in the forenoon
CT as soon thereafter as said applica-
ton can he heard, for leave to make
final settlement Of the personal cs-
tate OF y. Nj. Mcqueen, deceased
end obtain discharge as adminiStra-
triX CT said estate.
Jose Mcqueen, ADMINISTRATORS
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-10-26

the same being November 9Th, 1922,
dun 6 the legal hours for sales at
Pickens Court House, S. c.,
All that certain piece. parcel or
lot Of land in Dacusvillc Township,
Pickcns County, State of South Caro-
olina, adjoining lands CT II. Il. Pace,
Mae Fowler and lands formerly cwn-
cd by elisha M. Freeman, containing
one hundred fifty and onefourth
150 1-4) AGREES, more OF less, and
being the same tract of land con-
veyed to w. N. Jones by the said
j. p. Ables, which deed is umecord-
cd.
TERMS: Cash on day Of sale. I'm
der the terms Of said Decree the pur>
chaser will be required to deposit
with the Clerk CT Court three hun
drcd (300.00) dollars in cash, or by
check, satisfactory 10 the Clerk of
Court to insure good faith in said
bid, and lin case said purchaser shall
: fail to comply with his or her bid
in Il reasonable time the same will
bc rescld cn some convenient sale
f, day there en- the same terms.
at the risk and expense of the for
mcr purchaser or purchasers. Pur-
, chaser tc pay for all papers, revenue
stamps and recording the same.
0. S. Stewart,
Clerk Of Court,
Pickcns County, S. G.
October 18TH 1929.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-10-26
r. r. ROARK,
Sheriff Pickcns County.
SIiERII'F"S SALE

BY virturc Of Act No. 38, section
27, passed by the General Assembly
Of the State of South Carolina, and
approved On Feb. "a, 1917, l will sell
to the highest bidder in frcnt Of the
Court House door, at Pickcns, S. c..
SALES DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1922,
during the legal hours for public
sales, enc Ford Touring Automobile,
said Automobile having been used on
November 81, 1921, by Lee Mckee
and Alfred Mckee in the illegal
transportation Of alcoholic liquors in
violation Of the said act
TERMS: Cash.
r. r. ROARK,
Sheriff Pickcns County.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-10-26
CLERKS SALE

STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
PICKENS COUNTY.
IN COURT COMMON PLEAS.
j. p. Abcs, Plaintiff,
against
w. N. Jones, Dora Joncs. J. w.
I.angford, w. f. Rush, Defendants.
In pursuance Of q Dccrctal Order
made in the above stated case by
his Honor Judge r. S. Scasc, datod
October 9Th, 1922, | VIII sell to the
h;rhc. t;Ifcr Cor cash on
SALES DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1922,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-10-26

r,. h,,l u;n man ncxt
Monday, October the 3oth.
N1rs Minnie SaLcr and daughter
orn rn,sts cf Mss Aurio Kirkscy.
Nm, r;.L, ,,n,lo wiu .ttrnl
'",'s t'.. r,i. ~ GnInn,hi, th;e wnnE
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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-10-26

49,
ne books for the collection OF
Statc an! County taxes will be open
Lr"m October 10, 1922, to December
5lst, 1922.
These who prcfor 70 can n,,, !,
January, 1923 with nor cont sddi'
tcna!. Those who nrefcr n,vin" i,
February, 1929 nav do so ,u;T,, .
per cent additional. Those who mo
fer paying in March 1928. to the i5tb
os sa:d month, may do so by an ad.
dition Of por cent After said date
, the books will close.
Those who do not wish to coma ia
the Office can write mo and vi,
| turrish them With thc ,monnt ,h,n
and they can remit me hv chnnE
money order or REGISTERED mil
! Please do not scnd moncv vithn,f
registering same, as it Il Liable 10
get los. aHL It is at scnlcrs risk
State Low. : - mils
Ord Co.. in min.
Const. S,hocl>, 3 mills
Read Bord. ; % mills
S,pccinl Roads ) mlI,
Total, q mills.
+ Road Tax. 500.
nv,. f,,, ;,,,.ro.. n:. =,
Dond. U,n,;na,'a i'' "'' iS"o'iS ~ N'
J"v, f"r intnTo.t .1"nHIini nm p;,i- '.''1,S y y
! Bonds Eosta,oc Toy.n.h;a 'onv'o ',;n,, ~ =.
I.cvv for in.nrr., cr p;,lnn- - y
Bonds riclcYe townsh;n . n,;iI.
Poll tax 500 lO,n nniiar 1,ii,
Eyoly maIc person between the agcs
Ci = 70 % years Is liable CNcrnt those
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-10-26
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
ITORS.

All persons holding claims against
the estate Of the late Andy Bowen,
must present the same, duly proven.
en- or before the 10th day of Novcm
bcr. 1922, or be dcbarrod payment; F;
and all persons indebted to said es-
tate must make payment on or be
fore the above date to Will NJ. Fcrgu-
sen VIII M. Ferguson. Executor.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-10-26
CITATION
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PICKENS COUNTY.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PICKENS COUNTY.
By N. A. Christopher Esquire, Pro
bate Judge.
to me to grant him Letters Of Admin
istration CT the Estate Of and Effects
of Il. Frank Bowen deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and adj
monish all and singular the kindred
and Creditors of the said 7. Frank
Bowen deceased, that they be and ap-
pear before ne, in the Court of Pro-
bat, to be held at Pickens Court
Hcuse, S. c., on the 4th day of Nov.
1922, next. after publication hereof
at II o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause. if any they have, why the said
Administration should net be granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal
this 23rd day Of October, 1929, in the
ll7th year Of our independence.
N. A. Christopher.
Judge Cf Probate, Pickcns County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
WE'D WITH CEREMONY
OF GREEK CHURCH

Especial 10 IN" Times Dispatch
iiARRiSONBCRG VA. .iug a
seldom has iiar;i,"nhurg seen q mar
riaG" staged with more ceremony
man ,ha' which surrounded tho nun
tails Yesterday Of Miss Marion Clan
akcs. sister Of George and Gus Clan
"Hos. local merchants. "a stephen Ju-
HAS. = merchant. Of MartinsburE ".
Va. Nor" than sixty guests were
present al tho ceremony. which last
al NOR" ,han AN hour. Included were
IN" Greek minister TO tho Tn ,cG
states. tn" May"r Of Martinsbur= ana
"'h"rs from Sow YORK. Baltimore
Washington. t:ri" and HARRISBURG
IA. and Columbus, ohio.
TN" c"r"m"ny Mas performed ~ a
priest OF tn. Greek Drth"dpN Chu-eh
rom Washington. Following the
wedding feas, Was held. which in
'Iud"d among other Items. three
roasted sheep.
In accordance" with an ancient
Crock custom. guests wor" permitted
I kis. tn. hrid"gro"u after Tho core-
m"ny bur IN" bride was cSemp, from
This practice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
NORFOLK J|TNEURS
CLASH WITH COUNTY
Attorney Holds Rural Off
cials Without Right to Reg.
ulaic Cars.

Sp"cial 10 rho Times Disra,ch.l
NORFOLK, "a. NU. SO. ..
paws. attorney FOR tn" jituoy men
operating on suburban runs out Of
Norfolk was prepared Yesterday at
'ttn""n I" present a petition for an
injunction I" restrain the county
rom enforcing tn" jitn'y ordinances
"h''n vent int" effect last Tuesda,.
\ t"chnicai objection on tho par, %
commonwealth Attorney y.
'arn"y caused stpon"mont un-
hl next SATURDAY
Nj. Davis found opportunity how
.N"r' ~ partially presenting his
views :" tho court ~" hold that
h" county has no riyh, 10 at1cnn,
q" r"cul"," tn" jitnsNs. its solo func-
i"n ia respect 10 the roads being
r" protect rho roads from curroarh-
m"nts, Instructions and Injuries and
"a" declared III. ordiuanc" 70 he =,
rank discrimination and unconstitu-
tioual.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
DANV|LLE INDUSTRIES
SUFFER LACK OF COAL
Chamber Of Commerce Offers
Services To State Fuel
Chief.

Especial 10 Th. Times -Dispatch.l
bANNiLLE. VA. Aux. 3.-Th. DAN
VIII" Chamber Of Commerce has Of
Tered it's services to Fuel Commits
toner Forward Tor the local hand
hnG "f coal which ls becoming In
"rcaSingly scarce.
while danger OF shortage in the
publ" utilities is insured agaIns.
through IN" action of tn" commits ion.
ther" at" several incal industrial con-
Germs which arc virtually "u, IT coal
Tn" i"" company is feeling "sp"cial-
~ hn"as". Coal is being cnmnan-
H"crcd and diverted en- route to Dam
VIE" ana AnnoUnc"no nts OF prosp"c-
tive deliveries have little value. The
local coal dealers. with one rNccp-
ton. are almost out Of coal. with
i,anTille's domestic needs for In.
winter still unfll"d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
Names nurh,nrhnm .rhoor Trustee,

ROCKINGHAM Va. Aug the
trustee electoral board Of i:ucking-
ham County has appointed six
trustees. ono from each magistoriaI
district in this county. as folinw-
M"ySvill" district. Il s. Ellis. Fran
Csc" district. Luther Gillian: Mar
shall district. owen J"mrioS. Slate
River district. Nelson Tiudall
'"rdsvills district. Monro. Johns:
lanes River district W ". H.. -
kius. the now board will me-, her.
Early in S"rtemh"r 10 organize ana
elect "A clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
Frustrnt~s jail Delivery

hANViI.i.t: Va. Aux. ,. Dis-
o"F"ry ~ an attempted jail delivery
was mad" las, night by IalI.r Nell
son Dixon prison bar heIur found
partially srw-d through. Nu inquiry
- h"in" mad" iu'" the cii,uru>inur..
Surrounding TIA" attempted escape.
Th' u"w attempt following on" which
na, src."~,rul several dan, ago Leads
;h' belief that saws hay. been
s'n"=Gi"h Int" IN" Jail, aud II = pro-
"H"d Z" mas" - niuut" search az
"'ofnine aud b"ddiur u every tier
"f tn" cells
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
HAIL DESTROYS TOBACCO
CROP ON CAROLINA LINE
Storm Cuts Swath Mile Wide
and Twenty Miles
Long.
II ALL ONES ANKLE DE,,,.
scores OF Farmers suffer Dnmnvc of
From 10 TO 100 Per Cent on Grop..
hhn! Fields Are Entirely HId-
died,


Special 10 Tho Times Dispatch.
bANNIi.LE. VA. Aug 3-Damaro
estimated az thousands Of dollars
Was done in tho vinici,y Of Dan
VII" Yesterday evening. when q hail
'iorm cut swath about - mic deep
an! from twenty 10 twenty-five miles
long between Design and Cunning
ham, y e.
J, Was tho worst hails,orm aud
On" Of tn" most intcnE" reported for
'"r"ral years. /, is hard /" estimate
~" damage for ~hr hail was inter
tent and there w"r" gaps IN The
pam covered where hail did not fall
= ne line Of dcmarcatioH was VOL
defined
Humid. St"rm'> boundary.
Near RIncrold one larg" field Of
corn TO IN" left rf IN" public road
"as unchanged. white that on tin.
ri.h' Was riddicd so though b, shot;
IN" loss ranges from 10 per cont to
~" per cent Calvin JInslcy ~ De-
"isn Was standing In a field of -. 200
mn" OF toh"cco making plans for
cutting IL today Tn" hail came .ud
denly hnI ~ ff,ecn minutes the en-
w" h"ld was destroyed bcfor. his
,Nos
" RinrS"id. on" farmer reported
To-Day. after twenty MINUTES ~ han
and wind. tho hsiistonos wor. ankle
h!2h between ~" iohacc" rows and
kn"" deep whcr" IA" hail had drift
60 Tn" st"rm appeared TO spill, ON
~" Carolina lin" IA. ~ II Ven,
I" Halifax Counts. wh.r. further
'Hmac" "ay hou", aud several fields
N North Carolina suffered H. som"
rI'c"S IN" tobacco at IN" peak Of
II growth and ready for cutting
was cur from tn" s,aIa Ahuut
i'r cent % IA" farmers nave hail in
snran"", u was ~aid
rnriinI List uf LOSERS
y partial list ~ farmer. whose
''"rF Yer" either wiped ont o, dam.
aged heavily Includes Alvin pod
t"n Edgar podson. ". l.. BRADLEY.
CALVIN Tinsl"y y. " Richardson. NJ
D Sn"hh u WIl"s VI r Rowland
w j.. Pillow, 7 ~. R""th, Ben Lewis.
! I R"rk"r. g. g. Dawson. Sam E.n-
n"'t howard Terry Henry Grimm
J + N"rn"n " n Bennett. ". n
f'rguSon. Jo"l Eo~r.I'. = n Wal
dr"n, Henry Thomas and " T. Card
nor
some idea ~ mai damage is given
"n"n }, - said 'ha' ,"nacco which
would command 5a5 per lno. il worth
40 after haii. with one fourth OF
'"" v"'um" unmark"tnnlo.
ms afternoon q damaging HAN.
Storm was reported 70 have taken
N.''" In 'rr L"a.svi'l". y -. SECTION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
Holiness ,.-"r,a,,"n Meet. Ausn,. Is.

FNF.I' fFsT' n ~ Ts'i. w, -Nug. 3.
IN" twentieth annual .u,ampm.nt
~ the SIotsylv.uia Holiness AsSo-
ra;iou Viii b"gin At their camp
meeting gr"Und- near SpotSylvania
COURTEOUS" on August Is. and con-
tinu" through August rs. TN" meet
Ing viii h" under the leadership Of
Rev. John Wesley Vial. u. u. Of
kentucky. with assistants TIL.
grounds ar" b"ancifulIy located In a
tr"v'. aud tie seating CAPACITY Of
TIA" tab"rnaoi. j. l,Uoo \ fully
equipped and trained choir of sew
'r'l hundred v"ic"s Viii sing rh.
missionary Organization attached 20
"a" association IS ais" tn. chill
ir"n.S band. VIII each form an in
"r"S'nS feature IN the woTk of the
amp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
John william Garrison.

FEEDERIckSE URG. VA. AUX =
John William Garrison. - q well =
known farmer 81 Stafford County.
lt"h Yesterday at his hnu" ~ general
debility. Surviving him are his
widow. Mrs. Mollic Garrison: tire.
sons. John Mercer and Wis,ar Car
ris"n. Of Stafford and two daughters.
Mrs. Ge"rg. Wickham of Richmond.
'H' Miss Clarice Garrison. Of STA.
ford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04

HICKS. Nurth Carolina mechanic.
exported :" ch- police here lat.
Tuesday night that he had been tied
p" "A tree near M"nr"" hv half
dozen men and flogc.d When h..
cam" her" rr"a; wh"lpS were cx-
hihi'"d on his back from tho whip-
ping Hicks says he formerly worked
Tor TIA" Western Maryland Railroad
ana wIs az MDnro" Tuesday nigh,
when h" was caught and whipped
~" has sought warrants for his al.
l"""d ISsuilauts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary NJ.
Joseph, widow at =. W. Joseph. for,
many years chief 81 the Burcau TT
NeiEhtS amt Measures here. wh" died
'"h"Sh"N niEhi at .55 o'clock ia
h"r h"in" 900 Spring hin Avenue.
Forest iiil. viii hc conducted from
the nom" this afternoon -, 3:So
o'clock. Burial viii bc IN Shockoc
mn Cemetery. Sh" survived her nus
band but a fcw months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


Mrs. r.ula Young Morrison. who
a "d Tuesday night in her apartment
""l East Franklin street will lie
buried at Rig stone Gap today be-
sd" III" gray" "f her husband. Rob
"rt l'Hhn"N Morrison. who was Killed
IN an automobile accident NJ ST
charles. Va. in 1914. Funeral SEP
vices FOR Mrs. Morrison were CON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
HOWELL IS BLANIFI.ESS
IN BASEBALL TRAGEDY

Especial Ia IN" Times-pispa,chl
NORFOLK Aug. , Wilbur How
"'' who "as ahsnly-d hv the coro-
n"r.S jury yesterday from any hlarn-
ln connection wfh tn" death ~
inhn Dear VII" was struck hy -
lated bail WIN" umpirinu an anna
i"ur gam" SalrIday was dismissed
IN Pole" Court today II" was ar
r"Si"d Just after the fatality by or
nicer Rob Taylor md charged with
Involuntary msu-lauuht-r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
Snake With Fifteen
Rattlcs Killed at Grctna

Especial to Th. Times.
pANNll.ht. VA, Aug. , The
'"p,"t" "t an unusually large
'"'''eShaN" * reported from
''e'u'' IN" r"ptil" being Killed
r.rheSt ii!hcr; on smiths
mountain. In IN" northern par, OF
va" county. Tn" Snak" measured
'""r '""t AMI had circunfcr-
eh'' OF ton Inches at the thickcSt
point Fifteen ra,,l"s were
counted, this Indicating that the
NnaN" Was - years az ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-04
Mosquitoes Plague
Eastern Shore People

Sp"cia to The Times Dispatch
NDltFDI.k. VA. Aug 3-I.ieu-
tenant j. !. Hutson. recently az
signed 10 duty her" AK Inspector
"t the sixth and seventh coast
guard districts. returned 10 Nor
i"lN last night. lie reports
that h" found tn" equipment
generally in excellent condition.
Hnd that tn" men wcr" on 10 their
jobs. Reports "f mosIuiiocs on
IN" Eastern Shor" h" found not
:" b" exaggerated tn" worst OF
them being near Nssatcaguo
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r1r- Los. small I'm >,rf,,,r

NbkFpI.k. w. Aug. IA rrrOr1
""mriicd by chief J.. =. Petty ot m.
hr" department shows that tn. nre
i"ss IN The "ity for tn. last month
Mas 'l,Nhs. water was used to rN-
''htn!Sh two hr"s and forI three
alarms ""r" answered. Fire los.
iu Jun" Wa. $iG.22l Tn" v:,lu. of
~" property threatened by iir- Was
>iiN.nuo and ia. insuraur. c,rrf.B
10y property owners was SliaS46
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Funeral scrvi"'e for pr. rhiilip
Ta*lor who died at his residence. ISL
Monument Avenue. Tuesday moruir,y
At 1870 O'Clock. We're conducted al
Tho rcSidenc" Yesterday at noon. Rev.
g. Fre"land Peter. az - James Epis
'"pal Church. and Rev. carl smith
o'hcia'ed. lnt"rm"nt took place in
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E~.c. Mason. Entertain Today.

fKEbERl'kSR''R i. VA, Aug 3
big Masoni" entertainment viii
10" held AT Arlington Lodge, Miil.rs
IaNcrn. Essex County tomorrow.
TN" program Includes baseball
"'"NHnsv!llc and Gloucester. J.. NJ:
'"nrna m"nt J.. NJ. basketball. 6
!. NJ; coronation address An at
i'a"ttve night entertainment begins
~ s.
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WIN Attend rircmcn.~ Convention

T IgF.DF.ETEkSTITK G. w. NUu. 3
Til" Frederick sburg Fire Dcuar,
mont Will attend til" Virginia stat"
fir"tuen's Annual Convention. which
Vii! he held at Hampton. Va. on
August %, - and -. About thirty
men VIII 20 and participate. in IN"
parade and other features OF tn.
meeting
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REST YOUR TIRED FEET

ALIENS FOOT EASE. III. antisep,ic
powder to h- shaken iu;o IN. shoe, sfors
ih' pain Of corns and hunions and give.
QUICK RELIEF 30 sweating. ca llous tired
a'hinS tender feet. h!is'"rs and sore spots
Always use Aliens Foot Ea 40 for walking
or dancing. u takes the friction from the
shoe. In a Pinch. use Alicn's Foo, Ease.
Adv
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Niusro~ ERrnrtt.

Especial to rh" Times dispatch
Dt-NNSNIil.E. VA, Aug. 8. Mus
coz ';I,n''t died this home. Inn
wood" near this place. 81 } O'Clock
'udHN. Mr.. Garn"tt Was in tn. nine
ti'th year Of his age. and very active
up 10 short time ago. ~" was tn"
last survivor Of the seven sons of tho
ate Iudr" MuScoe Gsrn.tt az Hen
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hollywood Cemetery and tho follow
ing We're pallbcarcrs; Webster s
kh"ads. 10. T.. sutton. pr. y. Murat
Wills. br. i. Mctav T"mpkins Dr.
i."wr"nc" f.. Price. Randolph Gardozu.
james \. Moncurc and n. II. George