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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-06-10

Federated Union No. 1867, Of
Wolf Point, Montana. Meetings the
second and fourth Monday evenings
of each month. 51-1.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-06-10

Advertise It In the Herald.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
CRITICAL PERIOD IN LIQUID FUEL
HAS COME SAYS BUREAU Of MINES,
|sDUE TO|NCRE ASED CONSUMPTION

these fields. those In the Americas ara
nearly all under the control uf Latin.
American governments. while the 9th
erf IN other continents are mostly un'
Ter the control uf the British. French
and the y, thcrlands. with the exception
4 fields In the former Russian Empire.
a. Tar az The United States ~ con.
ccrncI however. the most important
sources of foreign supply are In the
l.atin.American countries especially
those bordering IA" Gulf 81 Mckee
and the Caribbean. that Is. Mexico, Yea.
Czutla and Columbia. Mexico contains
large quantities ui mi which can be
readily obtained. provided no restrict
ions "a" placed upon the exploitation ~
those fields. Gil b. present Ia this re-
giun sufficient To- meet 'uur needs for
many years tp come.
Venezuela and Columbia have large
resources. which. however. are appar.
entity not as great az those Of Mexico.
Alrn. thvs, resources are more diff.
cult a. develop. and Il will take much
longer to put them on a large produr-
ing basis than thus, In Mexico. Thesc
arr fields from which production In
large quantities can be- obtained "A few
years hence. but can not relieve the
~, mt situation
In general II may be- stated that the
Oh from the wells of the United State.
ia all probability. can not take care 81
our future needs. but that there 81
much uil IN che world and Il simply II
q question " developing IL with suffic'
lent rapiiiiy ~ Keep pace with the rap
idly iucr,ar.ng demands.
oil produrtr can also hc obtained by
destructive distulation II coal and liz
mites. However. II all the coal and lig
mites mine din the United States werv
subjected to destructive distillation, this
would prp,id hut q comparatively small
fratrion 81 our petroleum needs.
The oil shalcs ~ the United States.
particularly those " the Rucky Noun.
tain districts. contain potcntial quaint.
iics ~ oi In beds which are richer than
those 81 Scotland where uhale has
been rrtortcd for many years These
Thalcs are capable II yielding many
times greater quantities 81 hydrocar'
hons than have ever been extracted IN
all the oil fields of the world. according
Ia the estimates ~ the Gcolugicay SUI.
vcy, iiut this industry H. In It's In
fancy. In fact. u has not yet passed
ont Of the experimental stages. II Will
take enormous capital. enormous equip
mcn, and enormous energy 10 develop
IN. oil shalcs tn such a point that thcy
can supply any CONSIDERABLE quantity
q: our oil needs. Almost as much. u
not morc, toms "f all shalc would have
h. be- mined than cual Ia order to Obtain
production of crude oil equal Ia thu
present yield of our oil wells II must
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
HEREFORD MURDER TRIAL
IS STOPPED SUDDENLY,
JUROR IS DISQUALIFIED

Special 10 The News.
HEREFORD. May ii--Thc ease Of
the State of Texas vs. G. n. barrett
being tried here before Hon. Ronso
Taium. Judge of the egth judicial dis.
trict court came to sudden ending
at 5,is yesterday when II WAS discoy
cred that one If the jurors was dis
qualified from serving. Barrett was
an trial charged with the murder ~
". u. Sowcll. which occurred ON the
Barrett ranch located some 20 miles
northwest of Hereford, on the morning
1T February ist. this year.
The ease was being tried by hlg
array Of legal talent an both sides and
the court house was packed with men
and women eager To hear every word
that was spoken.
J.idgc Tatum announced that the
case would be transferred To- Dnlhart.
to come up az the September term ~
court there. Twenty character wit
nesses were here from Ochiltrce coun'
Il. and Il was necessary to draw a
jury ~ i3S before selecting n jury.
! This il the fifth murder trial ever
to 60 on trial In Deaf Smith county,
one of which was transferred here from
another county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
srcinliei the News

s1scial 10 the News
CHICAGO. May i5--From an attl''
tudc uf suprcm" confidence. the post
ton ~ the Republican leaders has al.
tered considerably They are now some
what fearful because of the bitterness
at the prc.colvcniiun battle.
In the early days 81 the campaign.
the aggressive tactics Of the Woud
forces aroused the ire of the other II.
publican candidates. Then came the
Johnson onrush which furnished pain
fu surprise 10 several aspiranis.
Tn. johnson tactics We're as ahiec'
tlnnahlr tu Woodland to some other
candidntes--as the Wood methods had
been
Johnsnn'Y gun was fired when Scna'
tor Rorah several weeks ago made his
rrnsatnnal charges IL the miauscs uf
money This WAS shot aimed directly
~ Gen Wood. but others were named
nlFo. and II undoubtedly furnished con
ridctuhle ammunition which viii be- us
81 later boy IA" opponents ut whomcVer
the party shall nominate.
Then came johnson charges of Inn
IlNNNN NMMfhAN w AAANANNNA NAN 49,"
/ Jersey. both of which he lost To- Gen.
Wood by narrow pluralitlcs and also
In Maryland. where Gen. Wood won "A
] rmnshinE victory
The past week saw further evidence
II bitter feeling between WOod and
iuhnrln IN the squahblc over the tenn
pprary and permanent craftsmanship
NJ the convention. The party leaders
are absolutely fixed IN their determine
ton that senator Lodge shall be tenn
pnrary chairman and "keynoicr" TIL,
johnson people demand the permanent
chairmanship for either senator Bora'
or former senator Albert ]. licvcridgc
~ Indiana The responsible party lead
cra ARE fcarufulof both men. They thinl
narnh may give ten much aid and com
fort to the radicals. following Joha
sons lead and they don't like the ide'
uf Beveridge. who. they think. may he
come intoxicated by his own Oratorica
fcrvor and say things which may hur
later on.
Hcnidos. the record 81 Hevcridge a
u pronounced admircr of Germany II
the early days Of the European war q
another thing the party leaders fear.
Chairman VIII ~. Hays. 81 the Re
publican National Committee. has beet
called upon a. iron out the difficulty
In the past he has been wonderfully
succcssful ut tasks such as this. III
suggestion il that former Justice Char
les Evans Hughes be- agreed upon D
compromise permanent chairman
This does not meet the views ~ III
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
sp.clal 20 The Ner..

Special IN The News.
WASHINGTON. May with the
consumption 81 caroline and other uil
products In the United States incrcas'
INK at much faster rate than the
production of crude oil from which all
these products are derived due to the
enormous growth Of the automobile
aud oil burning merchant marine. the
bureau Il Mines. Department Of the
interior. believes that critical period
has come In liquid fuel. the outcome
,f whirh can hardly bc for,scrn at this
time.
The seriousness 81 tn situation and
what remedies appear are outlined In =
statement issued today by DIR. Van II.
Manning Director of the Bureau I"
Aiincr. and Is az follows:
while the year 1890 began with an
increasing oil production. according To-
the Geological Survey. the consumption
has increased so much faster that In
January. February and March It was
necessary 60 take 3.a73oOO barrels Of
crude uil from storage a. meet the GU.
rent needs
In the United states the Weld ~ the
north Texas fields h.r apparently re-
crd-d from the maximum aud h now
IN the decline. aud unl,gs Hew fields
are there discovered. the production
f1r 1890 IL likely 10 be- less than Tor
1919. Promising fields In Louisiana
have proved to be- large. hut not as cy'
t.nsivc as many had anticipated
The consumption 81 all petroleum
products has increased at an enormous
rate. During 1918 comparatively few
automobiles were built, therefore. there
was not aH great an incrcas' IN the
automobiles In use in 1915 aud 1919 ~
IN previous years. Hut In 1919. 1900
o0O automobiles were built which viii
lie In u.s. during 1890. while the autom"'
tive industry Is more active than ~ q
before II ~ therefore. to be- anticiplt'
"a that 1920 viii prove To b. pear oi
enormous consumption of gasoline.
The demand Tor kerosene continues
to be- active and the price uf kcroscn,
has doubled In little over vars time
The price of fuel uil has alsp doubled
The L. s Geological Survey has cs
timatcd that over 10 pet cent of the u
IN all the oil fields has been brought
e. the surface and used and II Is est
mated that the underground reserve g
cIkual a. less than twenty years of Ia,
present consumtion demands
There are undoubtedly vast quaint
ties Of oil tn he found abroad. as tn
rest ~ the worlds territory has no
been developed nor prospcctcd as intcn
sivcly az the United States l.ars'
fields occur IN Mexico. Venezuela. col
umbia. Persia, Russia. and potentia
fields are known 10 occur In other part
of South America Africa and Asia. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
EXCHANGE REVIEW


CHICAGO. May i5.-Tho siuggish-
ness which became apparent on the
Chicago Exchange early In tho week
continued the dominating factor ia
practically all issues. and the close was
generally lower Packing house shares
were heavy late In the week. probably
IN sympathy with the so-called 'inven-
tory stocks"
while the packers have vast
amount Of capital tied up In products.
prices Of live stock and cut meats are
firm and the meat industry has per-
haps made more progress than any
other industry toward coming 10 n
normal basis.
Swift a Company and Swift Inter
national declined sharply but regained
some 81 the loss. an did also Cudahy.
Swift finished the week more than
point under last weeks close. how
ever. and international was relatively
lower.
Following the same price movement
as 20 motor accessory issues on the
New York market. Stewart Warner
and Shaw were weak. the latter falling
6 POINTS 10 6S on Wednesday.
The fact that SHAW had declined -
rolntr from last Monday suggested %
outsiders the dangers encountered In
buying at high prices a stock concern
Ing which the company's management.
permits little leak out In the way Of
reports on earning and financial posi-
tlon.
Libby Mcneil. which led In activity
ON Tuesday. later declined and remain.
I'd around - i.2 10 "a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
REPUBLICAN, PRE-C ONVENTION FIGHT
CROWS BITTER; LEADERS FEARFUL
OvEROuTCOME Of TACTICS EMPLOYED

johnson cohorts.
II II rumored that they fear such
step might bring about the nomination
Of Hughes as the most available com
promise candidate. and the yare dis
iinctly not for Hughes.
The talk of partly schlcm II growing.
aud Johnson is being accused Of play
INK game which will result In his
boiling the convention and forming n
new party. This has not yet been au.
thorativcly denied. and the fact that
William u. Hearst who supports John.
son " APPARENTLY openly for such n pro.
gram lends color 10 the rumcr. II il n
situation bristling with difficulties.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16

". o. seward. perico. Dallas county.
ID. l.. &. Kinard. Memphis. Hall
county.
Robt Chanslcr. Dumas. Moore coun.
~.
VI. NJ Mobiles. Hedlcv. Donlcy coun'
~
s.B. Dinwiddic. Tulia. Swichcr coun'
"
". +. Closet Kirkland. Childrcss
county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
High School Closes.

suecia ~ The tcws
TT SUMNER. New Mex. May 10
Friday night the final graduating cN'
crcisos 1T the IT Summer high school
werchcld In the high school audiiori
um.
Tho commencement address was de-
livcrcd NV the Hon. sam q. nratton'
district Judge ~ Clovis district. Judge
Brailon used as his subject "Charac'
ter building" and his address was
thoroughly enjoyed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
PI.lINVIEw p0SrpONES
RIG TRADES EXCURSION

Word WAS received from plainvicw
yesterday that the trades excursion plan
nd 90 take place Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week has been
postponed on account ~ the unprumis
ing weather conditions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16

Therefore. De many years before this r.
source can be- us a t. supplant our fail
ing uil fields
The thine has arrived when, with
crude oil higher than II has been for
fifty years. incfficicncy In tn" produr.
ton and manufacture of petroleum
should not BE- ucuntcnanccd. rciru'
cum aud itr products should w. rcscrv'
ID Tor thogr ur's for which Il Is pecu.'
iarly adapted and Ion which there are
No substitutes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
GRAND JURORS FOR
FEDERAL DISTRICT
COURT ARE chosen

Thirty grand jurors and sixty petit
jurors fur the June term ~ federal
court L. convene next month were
drawn by Court clerk Rolly Scales
The grand Jurors who are command
81 tu appear Wednesday June 2. are.
W. A. Howard White Deer, Carson
county.
a. NJ. Johnyon. Hale Center. Hale
county
g. T.. Grounds. Happy. swishcr
county.
g. &. brown Dumas. Moore county.
Juc Paul Friona. Farmer county.
Andy Costly. Canyon, Randall
county.
J. g. wilmoth. Goodnight. Armstrong
county
g. l.. Grimes, washburn Armstrong
county.
a. NJ. s,ebbins. Leila Lake. Donlcy
county.
j. II. Avery. Amarillo, Potter county.
John Vineyard. CLAUDE. Armstrong
county
%. o. Adams. wellington. Ceilings
worth county.
W. \. Gntlin. Lake View. Hall county
W. }. letters, Mobee'ie' wheeler
county
D. =. l'racst. Muleshoc, l'ai'cy
county
/ A. n. mchinron. Plcmons, Hutch.
inr,n. county.
! g. s bingham. TcNline Dallam
,county
T. y. Reynolds. Pampl. Gray county.
Henry Schncirr, P";ico pallnm
county
!. A. Riley, iIansford, sherman
county.
r. =. Dcllis. Panhandle. Carson coun'
lty.
Chas. Saigling Plainvicw. Hale coun'
lty.
Il. l.. Blcdsce. Alternately. Lubbock
county.
". W. Flcnnikcn. Amarillo Potter
county.
Gus Coois. Dalhart. Dallam county.
4. ]. Baker. Hale Center Hale coun'
ly.
CO. Kciscr. Canyon Randall county.
q. q. SHUTS. VEGA. Oldham county
W. T. Dunn. Croshyton. Crosby
lcounty.
NJ ~ naVfq
Tho pcti, Jurors who are command
I'd tn appear Monday June :. are
n. G. Perkins. Tulia. Swishcr county
s. T. Calyird. Stratford, sherman
couniy.
} u. e. Robertson. summcrneld. Par
inner county.
n. "a. Earring. Adrain. Oldham county
= J. RAY. Amarillo. Potter.
W. NJ. wiscman. Claude, Armstrong
county.
4. q. Jones. Lubbock county.
l.. T.. Robbins. Tell. Childrcss county
Joo Williams. Tcxhousc. Sherman
! county.
". l.. Brown. Miami. Roberts county
$. l.. Davis. Dickens. Dickins county
Homer Allen. Miami. Roberts county
Geo. Bilbrcy. Panhandle. Carson
!, county.
shirley wcinet;. Lipscomb county
= ]. n. Meadows. Dickens. pickcn
: county.
4 e. n. Arthur. Hereford Deaf smitl
: county.
r. y. Coffcy. Childrcss' Chi'u'cS
: county.
l.. NJ Maize. lianslord' Sh'rH''
county.
W. T Townsend. Happy swishe
n. county
\ \. u. Cass Hereford, Deaf smi'
county,
y NJ II. Moore. Ncwlin. Hall county.
= Il. Hunt. Jcrico, Gray county.
W. II. Warren. Friona. Farmer cOul
: ~
W H. Conrad. Claude. ArmsIron
county.
~. Vance. Lubbock county.
n W. r Walker. Hcdlcy, Donley oou'
Il ~.
y. T. A. Byards, I.ockncy floy
county.
7. NJ. Green. Dickens. Dickens oou'
chas /. Green. Amarillo, Potter cou
~.
q n cox. Happy Castro county.
r n Gallagher Amarillo. io'ie
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-13
HELD FIRST SUNDAY SCHOOL
Englshman the Founder Of Institution
Now Recognized as a Force Of
Our Civilization.

The first known Sunday school was
started in 1872 in little village in
England by Robert Raikes, man OF
moderate means, ana with no official
church connections. Raikes lived in
Gloucester, and was q regular attend
amt mt sunday church services. one
Sunday morning he left his door step
TO make his slow and calm progress
TO the place Of worship when he was
halted by burst of profanity from the
lips of small boy about to be en-.
gagged in tlstie battle with a playmate.
The fight was on before Raikes could
reach the spot, and the original burst
of profanity was added to by the eX-
cited spectators.
Raikes stopped the fight, and per-
suaded the entire group Of boys to gs
TO his home. He abandoned his ir-
tentons OF going TO church and spent
the morning with telling Bible stories
In q simple fashion, and IN getting the
boys to help him in a singing program.
The next Sunday the entire crowd
came back and brought their friends
with them. The Sunday school was
established. The idea spread to other
English villages, jumped TO France
and then Germany and lastly to the
United States Sunday schools are
now in operation in every civilized
nation IN the world.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-13
DREW LESSONS 730I NATURE
College F7ac-o,3 Who R-3 Some
Original V'>ws Kept Students
Awake.

AT college Ne had a professor Of
machine design who was as original
in his views as be was able IN his
subjects writes John II Van Deyen-
;cr in Industrial Management one
OF his pet theories was The iuter-re-
ution between nature aud correct d.
sign. Boys, be would say, there
has been only one designer who never
made a mistake. ana the more we
study His work the better machines
we will build.
when You put legs under a ma
chine think Of n horse or a cow, and
get them as far apart as YOU can
don't get too much oyerhang at either
end"
And, speaking Of counterbalance.
Study the Kangaroo; there is not
prettier example of equilibrium in all
positions The further over lh leans
the more his tail comes into action
Oft the ground
Ard again. in speaking of general
design, Wherever possible, try to
"ork fer elasticity as against rigid
iiy. You ind very little Of the rigid
in nature and little trees often survive
gale By bending, where big ones are
blown down.
All of which was undoubtedly very
true, and made more Of an impression
On his hearers than some Of the more
complicated mathematical demonstra-
lions that followed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-13
AdheeIve From snaIIs.

Many Of the larger snails have at
the extremity of their bodies small
white bladders filled with a geatnous
substance. The Scientific American
claims that this is the strongest adhe-
sive known for the repairing of por-
cclNip, glass, etc Tho substance Is
applied thinly TO both sides of The
fracture and the broken pieces tied
firmly together so that an is held In
place. a rather longer time for drying
should De given than in the case of
ordinary adhesive SO as to allow the
natural glue to acquire the greatest
degree OF strength.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

The Branding Iron" coming to Iii
I brary Theatre ADV
The Master Mind at Library The
atre today Read big adj
Seasons soul-sthrlng sensation
Lionel Barrymore in THE Master
Mind at Library Theatre today Adv.
The story OF. man VINO challenged
Gods exclusive right to vengeance.
Lionel Barrymore in The Master
Mind Library Theatre today and
ADV.
The proerum Of the Public Welfare
Association offers variety enough, so
that many people from the communi-
ty will find enc or more activities this
week which they will want to attend.
Broadway beckoned and he answer.
I'd the call fling at life and then,
disiilusianed and heart sore, he came
home See Eugene O'Brien in Bread
way and Home, Harte Theatre to-
day Adv.
Home made pastry ll6 Pleasant
6tlttlt sthc tNtIGANt' H. Ilt ludut
pies Of all kinds and doughtnuts daily.
Cakes Of all kinds made by order on
ly Wedding and birthday cakes a
specially. Adv. 79t2
If you suddenly found your best
friend dead killed by the woman you
loved what would you do? This isl
one Of the many problems that Eu
gene O'Bren Us called upon to face
In Broadway ana Home Harte The.
atre today. Adv
The popularity OF the Wednesday
evening dancing and instruction is
constantly increas ne but the commod
iou8 auditorium at the high. school
building win still accommodate many
more guests. The program for the
week of December 18Th follows
Monday, Welfare Club rooms, direc-
tors meeting, to 10; Tuesday Y N.
c A., junior girls, to'G. adult girls,
z to 10; Wednesday, high school hall,
adult .dancing CLASS 7;S0 to $3.50;
Community dance S;30 Saturday
Welfare Club rooms, Childrens dane
ing class, 1890 to -: Young Wo-
mans club rooms, junior dancing
class, 8 to 3 Sunday. Welfare Club
rooms, Club Girls Tea to 5.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-13

IN England during the eighteenth
century there were no makers of TOYS
OF the hetter class and for the children
N he wealthy the silverSmiths made
toys OF ,plld silver, " lilc Sheraton
and Chlppcndale made don furniture
In exact miniature reproduction of The
hngs they made for the palaces ANA
Che drawing rooms af the socially elect.
Toy parachutcs, the forerWners of the
American toy balloon; lead soldiers.
cast fiat aud thin and little moro In
tereSjiny than The ilat wooden dolls
Of tine Egyptians OF elc0 b. c. cheap
mechanical toys aud dolls Of fmciiul
design hut little beauty belonged to
the time OF King James /.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-13
LIED TO SAVE HIS MOTHER
Boy "PerJured Himself Like a Gentle
man" to ccn1essinu Murder Of
His stepfather.

Frankfort, Ky-A parole win be
given While Knuckles OF Frankfort.
KY who, when sixteen years old,
"periurod himself like gentleman"
in the opinion OF a jury, in confessiug
10 the murder and generating his
mother Of completely in The death Of
his sieplather
Young Nnuckles confessed Staying
his stepfather, Craven Crews, and de-
clared bis mother had nsthing to do
with IT, Notwithstanding his testl-
mony, Mrs. Crews rocalved life SEN
tence, but was pardoned few wears
later Willie, himself is now to be
released from jail.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-13

A clerk employed behind the coun'
ter at post Office in The south of Eng
land receMuy rescued a young girl
from drowning. In order to show
their appreciation of the young mans
bravery, local residents have ROW de-
cided 20 purchase their stamps at his
post office. London Punch.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-13
Norlcr vn THE PUBIC

1t viii be OF interest 10 You to come
and look over my fan and winter suits
made TO order To- the latest style dt
and quality. Material: al-wool
Also do cleaning and rcpauing
Greatedt reduction ia woClenf ptcces
Workmanship guaranteed.
e. E.AWNENCE
PanOs Blk. North Bennington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-13
c. w. WRIGHT, NJ. D.
EYE. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
GLASSES PROPERLY FITTED

oculist and Aurist 10 North Adams
hospital Recently In charge Of ago.
sar, nose and throst services at Port
Hospital Eastern Department Read
quarters
Pei. sz2-N 5,ssls. HsacE. Ne. Aazpaa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
COMMANDER D'OLIER WILL
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND TODAY
TWo-Dny Stay or American Legion
of Entertainments In Ills Ionnr

Franklin Dolicr, national com
mandcr of the American Legion, will
ARR, In Richmond at e:45 o'clock
He will be the guest of the Ameri-
can legion. department of Virginia.
Commander D'Olicr will be met on
ms t arriva, by a reception commit
zee from the American Legion which
VIII escort him to the Jefferson Hotel
and entertain him in the afternoon
at banquet ut the Commonwealth
Club. The Woman's Auxiliary Of
The American Legion wilI give :,
dance in his honor at the Grays'
Armory tonight. under the direction
or Mrs. George Wayne Anderson.
president OF the auxiliary
Ihe executive committee Of Tho
klchmond post will entertain and to-
morrow the commander will be shown
points OF historical interest in and
around Richmond. He will also visit
a lormcr clasSmatc. George Cole
Scott 1t his home. "Rally shannon"
W ere a garden party will be given
Tomorrow evening he will be
guest at n dinner at the Common
WMenith Club. which will he given hy
nlchInond nost., He will leave Rich
mond for Charles Town, w. Va. mt
''1o J.. NJ. tomorrow