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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Zclbul0n Payne.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Feb. IS.
-Zcbulon Payne. familiarity known
as Buck Shot" Payne. n well-known
horse trader OF Spotsylvania County.
died at his home near Spotsylvania
Courthouse Thursday night. follow
ing brief illness. Surviving are
two brothers, Allie ID. Payne, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa. and Thomas i.
Payne. OF Finchviilc. Va, and two
sisters. Mrs. Ace KishpauGh and
Mrs. Ben Pritchett. 10th OF spotsyl
vania County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
MARKETING BILL is
SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
Measure Designed to Promote Order
~ and Intelligent Handling
of Snrm 1pru,Iucfs

The Cooperative Marketing bill
is now law. Governor Il. Lee Think
lc having aligned the measure yestcr-
day afternoon just before leaving
the executive Office at 5 o'clock
House bill No. IS amending the law
relative to ohattel mortgages was
the only other bill to receive the
Governors consideration yesterday.
10 promote. foster and encourage
the intelligent and orderly market
ing of horticultural, viticultural. for
cstry. dairy, live stock, poultry. bee
and other farm products through
cooperation. arc tho purposes of
the cooperative Marketing bill
known as House bill No. 81. and
which was passed by the House ON
February II by vote Of SO to O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
SLEET ON WIRES
HAMPERS SERVICE
tspeclal % The rLmes.D!.ns,.h.l

special TO The Times -D!spstch
FitEDEElCkSB CEG. VA. FEB !.
-4he continued cold weather. whic,
mas oetH holding the ,hic. coating q,
re- o" ."ifes. has greatly hampered
st!tphnh" l!nssiner in repairing dam.
age. Chesapeake and Potomac lines
from tnls city To Washington. Ran.
mono, Norfolk and Quaniico wer. put
into seEvlc. Friday
County lines 10 Colonial Beach
mig .ieorg" WARSAW Row!sns
Green. TapPahannoct ana wav .,s
tons were stiil down and on, ., us..
fhday' with all phone commuufca
non cut of. IL VIII probably be s.y.
efai days aefore some Of the lines ar.
PM hack into use : iarze nuuh.-
OF me local phones which were In
uoub!e have nesn put In order All
haste possible IS helng used in re-
turning the telephone eys,erns par,
TO normally.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Mrs. Mary Francis Johnson.

SPOTSYLN.\Ni.t. VA. Feb. IS
Died on February 10. at her residence
near Sunlight. IN this county, Mrs.
Mary Frances johnson. aged as years.
widow OF the late Edward NJ. John.
son and daughter OF the late Willis
Landrum OF Spo;sylvania County.
Mrs. Johnson was a member of the
Baptist church and WAS Il lady az Tar
above the average Intelligence. and
was widely knc%n and esteemed
Shs = survived by two sisters Mrs
Bette - Charters and Miss MARY
i-a0dTlIu and one brother. Mr.. Ed :
ward i LzutrGm, all OF SpotSyivanla
Count.
Funeral services wer. held on sat
Irday by Rev. Ny Barnum. oc the
BAPTIST Church. with burial in the
family cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Mr.. Minnie Norris.

LEESBURG. VA, Feb. ls.-Funcral
services wer. held yesterday for Mrs.
Minnie Norris. widow OF Thomas Il.
Morris, who died al the I.oudoun Hos
pitai on Wednesday She was in the
sith year Of her age. daughter OF
the late Joseph Carr, and lifelong
resident ot Loudoun County. She is
survived by three children, John G.
Norris, Steycnsyille. Md: J. Harry
Norris. and Mrs. L. Bruce Ogden. OF
"sShine ton. u G. and one sister.
Miss Mary Carr, OF Leesburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
LOCAL THEATER CALENDAR THIS WEEK

PASSION Flower Friday
l'fRlC-keth change
CoiOSiA-Mary Monday Tuesday
nesday Viola Miss DANA I'm pcon
Thursday Friday md atudny. " - $500
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n STAR ust"n llw
BlJou-Hno Peacock ali week
II
cast IN Cameron 81 tho Royal Mounted" Friday
ouirI
Newner nd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
John G. SrndcrIIn.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Feb. is.
John G.. Sanderl,n. OF Norfolk. Va.
died yesterday afternoon at the Blue
Ridge Sanatorium. where he had been
II patient since June ~ last. The
body was taken on tho 4 O'Clock train
this morning To Norfolk, where the
funeral and intcrmcnt will take
place. Mr.. Sanderlin was a native
OF North Carolina. son OF the late
Caleb Sanderlin. and was a. years OF
age. He is survived by his wife. Mrs.
Florence Sandcrlin. and one son. He
also leaves his mother
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Austin l.. Spotts.

Austin l.. Spots, son OF the late
John q. and Bette Paul SPOTS. who
died Friday Ut $50 a. NJ. ut tho
home OF her daughter. Mrs. A. h.
Akers. or Birmingham. Ala. will be
buried this afternoon 1T o'clock In
Hollywood Cemetery. Funeral serv-
ices will take place from the First
Baptist Church. He is survived by
three daughters. Mrs. y. X. Akcrs.
Mrs. II. <. Burroughs and Miss Mary
Ellis SPOTS. Two sisters, Mrs. r.
H. Roberts and Mrs. r. W. Roberts.
also survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
BROOKLYN MINISTER
ROANOKE ~" SPEAKER
lspecial 10 the Times.Disna,ch.1

Especial 10 The Times. Disnatcb.1
SALEM, Va. Fcb. ls-7he ami
versary address to the i. ". &. A
OF Roanoke College, will no deliv-
cred by Dr. Harold S Mu!.r. of
Brooklyn. y. y, Sunday evening =,
80 o'clock Ia the Methodist Chsrcb
This address has always ranked a,
the most important public service Of
the college y. ". G A..
Opportunity is afforded the public
on this occasion % hearing an al
dress of exceptional merit and force
This year the Y NJ. =. i. has beer
fortunate In securing the services OF
DR.. Miller. who is among the atI.s,
ministers OF New York In addition
TO the address by DR.. Miller. the s.
NJ. c. a. has arranged an attract 8,
musical program for the service on
Sunday evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Here and There
in the Assembly
Board authorizes Sol.
diers' Home Board to
Borro,o $4,000.

The Board of Visitors OF r. E. Lee
Camp. Soldiers Home, are authorized
in a bill introduced in the House yes
terday by Delegate I. Gray Haddon.
to borrow $4,000 for the installation
OF Il new building system a, the home.
The bill goes TO the Appropriations
Committee.
Delegate George E. Keezcil. OF
Rockingham. introduced bill yes
terday to provide for official receipts
for the payment OF fines.
Commitment OF Migrants OF persons
physically incapable OF supporting
themselves and in destitute circum-
stances, to poor houses or like insti-
tutions. is provided in Il bill intro
duced yesterday by Delegate j. +.
Jones. Of Richmond.
EXcmptinE lunch and cigar stands
operated within the grounds of n
county fair from county and State
license. a bill was introduced yester-
day by Delegate w. w. q. Dotson. OF
Wise County.
Delegate Dotson introduced another
bill providing that any person who is
u
school or who has received instruc-
ton equivalent TO that received by
a graduate OF an accredited high
school. shall he allowed 10 matricu-
late in the Medical College OF Wiz
sinia at Richmond. or In the medical
department OF the University Of Rich
mond.
Delegate Ecezcll desires more in
formation relative 70 auto trucks and
the revenue derived thcrctrom, and
has introduced "A bill requiring the
Secretary OF the Commonwealth In
compiling his annual report to show
BY counties and cities the number OF
automobile trucks and motorcycle
licenses issued in each county and
city. ana the amount collected for
said licenses in each county and city.
y bill providing for the appoint
ment - trial justices in counties adj
joining ono or more cities having a
population OF 1000 or more in The
aggregate. was introduced yesterday
ny delegate Thomas G. Fletcher. OF
Henrico County. IL is provided ,ha,
the board OF supervisors shall certify
name TO the judge OF the C.rcuj,
Court. who shall make the appoint.
msni. The trial justice shall hold
once until December 81 1924. and
thereafter the terms shall be for four
years commencing the arst OF Jan.
uary. 1925.
me supervisors are 10 provide
Sul'a Die quarters. and the justice shall
nave jurisdiction as a conServatcr O.
,ne peace and in criminal cases juris-
"'ohon as provided by chapter ie3 OF
the Code. In civil cases his ;u-iss,..
ZION shall be ,he same a. provided ,o-
IN chapter l2i Of the Code. The s.la-y.
Is TO be not less than $500, nor mo-.
than $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Mild Epidemic OF Fin.

What virtually has assumed the
proportions "f an epidemic. though or
very mud form. of influenza has
Richmond in Its tentacles. DR.. G. G..
hudson declared yesterday Serious
consequences, however, are not an.
tcipat.d II reasonable procaution,
arc taken. he added. The city's chief
health officer urges that every care
he taken To keep dry and warm dur
ing III" present inclement weather.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
William q. Almond.

LYNCHBURG, VA. Feb. ls.-WiI-
liam G, Almond. 81. died late Friday
a, his home. "a Argyle Street, of pneu-
monia. His wife died last June and Il
son was killed in January at Spray,
" G., when he was shot In the back
while riding in an automobile by some
unidentified person. Several other
children survive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Mrs. w. Il. Smith.

Funeral services for Mrs. w. r..
Smith. OF 3 West Cary Street. were
conducted yesterday morning with
requiem high mass at Sacred Heart
Cathedral. Rev. Father Kaup off,
ciating. Mrs. Smith WAS formerly
from Savannah and Macon. Ga. She
is survived by her husband and three
daughters. Misses Keat, Rosaiie and
Eliza Meth Smith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Crnndnll SCOTT smith.

Crandal Scott Smith. infant son OF
MIR. and Mrs. Percy :. Smith. died
Friday afternoon at o'clock At the
home OF his parents. II North Thir-
tieth Street. Funeral services Will
be conducted from tn, home this aft
crnoon At o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Expect Good stor,e. From Howell.

EIpect Good Storfes From Howell
kiwanians OF Richmond NEE, TO-
morrow night In Murphy's Hotel
annex in their regular weekly ses-
sion. Members anticipate number
OF good stories from Tom Howell.
well and widely known president Of
the kiwanis Club. who attcGfcd the
annual convention of the Virginia
Hardware Association In Roanoke re.
Gently. w. NJ. Gilmore. will give the
attendance prixs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Mr.. E~ti~ II. sIIrh.

I.TNCHBURG, Va. Feb. ls.-Mrs.
Este Reynolds Sigh. Sc, wife OF T.. 4
Slign. died Friday afternoon AT the
Meino-ia! Hospital here. following an
operation three weeks ago. Besides
her husband she is survived by a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
s,ot.,yood F.. Tbor,p,on.

LYNCHBURG, VA. Feb. lS.-Spots-
wood r.. Thompson. IS, died here this
morning At his home. 1900 Farley
Street He was a native OF Bedford
County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19

daughter. Mrs. Carl Rice. OF Big Is
land. She was IA member OF the Rig
Island Baptist Church. Her body was
taken to Big Island for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Local Temperatures Yesterday.

J.. ". temperature ........,
Maximum temperature To 8 i. No..
Minimum temperature To 8 l.. M.....
Mean temperature yesterday .......
Normal temperature for this date.
Deficiency yesterday .....,.
Excess since March .... Il
Deficiency since January ...... !;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Special Data.

Local Observations ut 8 T.. VI. Yesterday.
Wind direction. south: wind velocity. 4:
weather Mt =. NJ, partly cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
The Weather
tFufnishsd By U. 9. we.thcr nuresu.lI
forcca..i Virginia =

fOrcchst virginia -
Cloudy, probably rain
todayi tomorrow clear
Ing. moderate tempcra-
tur-.
North Carolinn-Part-
" cloudy and wnrmer
today tomorrow local
rains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19

Rainfall II hours cnilng $ i. NJ. None
Rainfall ~ hours ending S y. NJ. None
Deficiency since March ........ SIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINTN IT -NFs .NTsNI.NN.NN-.
February 10. 1879.
HIGH TIDE:
sun rises ......6:Ss Morning .... .ll:Oi
sun sets ......5:S2 Evening. ...li:S0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19

Delegate George Is. Kcezcil. OF
Rockingham. introduced bill yes
tcrday TO provide for official receipts
for The payment OF fines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19

EXcmptinE lunch and cigar stands
operated within the grounds of Il
county fair from county and State
license. a bill was introduced yestcr-
day by Delegate w. w. q. Dotson, OF
Wise County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19

The Board of Visitors OF II. E. Lee
Camp. Soldiers Home. are authorized
in bill introduced in the House yes
terday by Delegate 7. Gray Haddon.
to borrow $4,000 for the installation
uf Il new building system a, the home.
The bill goes to the Appropriations
Committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19

Commitment OF Migrants OF persons
physically incapable OF supporting
themselves and in destitute circum-
stances, to poor houses or like insti-
tutions. is provided in bill intro
duced yesterday by Delegate J. L.
Jones, Of Richmond.
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Fa&Ra@1 &r szt MR. ~ p
ssnewzEasy H-.1 Ma w. W FZasasr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-01

sAaak - wss assessing sAssrSy IN -
siixHtpG se9ad q nes~ssn3 b ~
kAA xaera wAs Ssn<1 He esssAd saiy
wsil tas w~srh fw TIE neaf ass~
Prrksp~ the ssssasnx swasd hxans fsia
szpiAratsea. with tia omcwgsioa n
10 ssasA his Asad syaxAf shv ralsg~.
and b. iaF@@1 inss snceasrsoa.arss.
Ths isax training ~ army svrrtce
osssed Rsst % awskea s&riy. Wills
the Asass was jet qaist eaf VITA ne
dawn already rcd Ia tho east Ne
erossst 10 the ~fnaew. ana lceksl
eat. csaxAs the eastxr NJ wAiss skars.
ard rNaliz~a INSTANTLY that. carry ~
the boar wsS Natalie Coolidge was Al
rSaay ~ and aheur.. He wesAsrsa. n
her pssseBc~ mixa, Att be a. invits.
ticn for harsf Perhaps she hsd do.
iths~tely chosen this early he0r. 10
fore the others awoss. 10 explain her
strange eo4adset q tho previous eve.
niagi Al least here wss an eppSF.
taaity 70 SEQ and talk with her aloae
He dressed swiftly. and ssipg~i
nossrse~siy Downstairs. unlockinS The
frunt deos. and ssnsrgiHs into the frs~A
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-01
Baby Relieved
of Cold While
Mother Sleeps

when my bahies have a cold }
lust give them Tgwthsna NJ bed tims
and they are hr4gh, ana playful, nsxi
morning. Tss,hina relieves their cold
while We all sleep" declares Mira irs
", Redfsaru. Of Mt. Pleasant. TeraA
Babies eoads are generally easily
sruken up II T-ethlnA Ii given 81 the
arvi sign of tfouhla. Lot the colo
run on and you are apt TO have .
mighty sick hstv.
Te~thins In perfectly harmless. n
u the prescription Of 30 able physi.
rian and has been universally used
Tor any year~ Tee,hina 10 for 10
eIcs and little children 10 ciean out
their bowels and make them we'll and
happy. II eoasains no narcotics what
scever.
Ali good druggists keep u. o. ssna
hc 10 Or, N ffe,t Laboratories %
iufnbus, Ca, and ret q package a
Tr~thlna and the vaiuabls Bshy boes
let.--Adverfisefnens
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-01

wheat the hard what cuaixips NOW
gluten than the scfv Winter shest and
males = bv~ad which kssya msAnl
:sssAssv ssssA xGst sMA .vvsw sNxy
~ ussd In brsadmak,ns milk edits
20 the nutytsivs value and maAss .
sr~.ns'rr 1ssf, hcv~vs, n = me- bsrS>
sary sw wu"d h~vad A rurnal Il
mashed potato s6dsd b the hrvsd
U'onss and ~ PIRATE vstss Ssd
Instead II mfIA. kSvSs . W. atse
fa~snr1 k~f Kssp ths spmes vsvn
knead cut Down and mx,sd Int
insvss 'sttinG then ~ until nss
Tran double IN hun, thsa hating h Q
pc5ersss OVEN Ions @nm3A o. hsergS
the ,borvuxh hahins a ths hr~.d 10
Important Cna vtth1ut Wrapping
before putting away,
cfnaaessm Nsih--ltnl1 cut hr~~d
sF-sgv ~ thin a. psaxhie. ~y~~ad
with. hu'tw ans Estnkis With dn
nannn and bsvvn sngsf MIXED Roil
M and rat into ina sss~vM ArrSnss
IN . baking ran c'asrty, g~snsis
sugar and cinnamon ovvr the toy and
nsoistrn 9Th 4 tttie min when vwry
rxh,. ins, b~forv scsnS into the svsm.
Pale until q rosA~n hry~n
ersAd Sponge tvk csha-~-To cns
~upful II brad sy~nee All one ~up
ful n snrsy. on~-hs,f ~rpfui oS shcvs.
~ning. tv'o weII hesien eCx. q nssss
s4i,. one rurful ri Sour, crs~ hsh sss-
s,,nwsni esrs, ID etnnsmnn saf GLOVES.
the sar~ At nufnsx. on~ tes~yx~rnfni
NJ sp.a dissolved in On. tss.s~~;->s1fui
M ats ws.e- Ahf fruif and nu.s
g. taste W ~ nn~hsR h~zr m
w~rn sss~ and bake sBnwiy 70. m
horr
Mustard Ssvca.-Tals ewseh.r r1r,
nj n vst~r. fw1, ,shaeTr~~yaruss ~
vinegar oae '@~Tr~rnttai NJ ~4li. oo~
half 'resrsewfu' NJ pAprsks. rn~ half
trsrr~~Trssl m r1r-ssYd, cne table
=~onfal ~ r~-~r~.Wr-h. Dissolve ne
se-ernir%. n TIE vinegar snr wsiey.
sA1 ne rnEsr.srt Ass ~v~-ssssY~A, w~gs.
A3svass ara ~sok slowly fr~ nvs MIN
rites thee M nns Tablespoonful NJ
sstv* III snt 'hs yosk NJ "a err. Hest
sfnr~axslr snt pcus over the pasehee
rrx
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-12-01

'AtiAnAa. IA---.Ahcas 4 yer aee I
~ pFypAssng ~ 90 ~ Ne kcsrAl b
diA Had Aesa sAek and safsSxiax swo
ysars. ha1 diary spssa. sansssd lrosu
hsA1aeAs. cssnss2pAssoa aaA despana-
sla tsslsAg "a As tlm~. Had trsea
many daIzsr~as remedies snd "a No
estasr. ! "a 10 . drag ssoss ene day
ard wAs tAlaang 10 the dsuefsA Ahcsa
my eoadlsioA. fia kana~l me q hassis
81 nr. hsscs's fAvusste fsescstpssen
and sAad, l taAink tAas win help yoa.s
Behave ] hsd tAksu I'll u tnss ens
bcsaas ] tsh iks = n~w voman. New
! can cay, siong with thousands a
ether womsn, shss nrcsx h&rcr's
Favcriss Prescription cawd mes
Mn. q. W. ndweai. 81 HampAaa M.
Ths use Of Dr.. re~v~1 Favcsaas
r~scrtrsaon has Hsaas nsay vospea
happy by making them heAilAy. Caea
b Il ones fsun yoar nearcst druggist,
In elthss hQaad or taslcs term Wnss
~, herce, lnvssiSis' hotel In Buffalo,
N. r., fes trre medical advise.