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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
BROAD ST. METHODIST TO
HOLD SUNDAY SCHOOL DAY
with Enrichment OF 775, school II Ono
Of Largest ln City-pro-
gram of EHenfs.

with EnroIlInent OF IT'S, school In One
Of Larxe.t la CitJ-pro-
gram OF Events.
Broad Sttoet Methodist Sunday
school will celebrate Sunday School
Day" Sunday morning at IL O'Clock
with program featured by many en-
tertaining numbers. This Sunday
school has an enrolment OF 775 mem
mond. Tho celebration of Sunday
School Day" Is an annual event which
Is always largely attended. Tho pro-
gram for Sunday follows:
Orchestra; march and chorus. Welcome
SSsIpa"Is az. .%arlp .syeT ,.x,, s,,,,.,,
issadins. "@ay Ne DO Our DssI.. liar.
Song God Seq" El,fsee,s caEpss;
sSas, my Faye. !Nf Esber s" ao Hey
"Wslcome TO the Cradle Rollers" Edith
Presentation OF certificates by Mrs. l.. H.
Baptism Of babies.
Orchestra collected
o. Gcy. &S S II a' w yHtss
h kaHT ssIs,ss. AngS .a Aydle
s%sssla.w I e Tor Gsas;
King. Louise Watt.. ~
Flower Greetings" Dorothy Dld.nhover
asps o5. a,a aSas.y nalor
DRYER. Edith Gunter.
Rssdns HI ne k Inc cS Ga1Gcn Alder
Junior Chorus. led by SIR. Samuel coles
There ..,S IL r, Song ,n the Air"
Orchestra. selected. vs." o''
Star-SpanEied banner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
PRETTY STENOG REFUSED
TO ACKNOWLEDGE GEORGE v
Could Not Agree With Specifications
of Citizenship Onth, and Hc-
Dinlncd lrIsh.
10y Associated Press. |


NEW YORK, May l3.-"Georgc v
Is not King of Ireland. Ireland has
no King. 1t Is a republic and / am
a citizen OF tho republic OF ireland"
Miss Elizabeth Lcahy. 4 pretty
brooklyn stenographer thus spoke
right out In court today. She was
seeking citizenship in tho United
states. and made answer as above
when supreme Court Justice Benedict
asked her the formal question:
do you renounced allegiance to
George ". King OF Great Britain and
lreland?"
h!ss Leahy. who said she was born
In Queenstown, ireland. and came to
America In 1919, insisted that she
owed no allegiance whatever to King
George. When Justice Benedict in.
formed her that IL she wished 10 be.
come United States citizen she
must subscribe to the oath. she do
>ciared that rather than admit ever
having acknowledged elleE!ance 10 A
King. or Ireland, when ireland had
no King. che would prefer remain
Ing citizen OF the Irish republic"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
ny DIR. wM. A. MckEEyEn.

by the sweat Of their brow shall
they eat broad" Such. 1 warn all or
binary generation-such Is the motto
which society at large Is setting up
for one OF It's fundamental maxims.
The workers.. the common laborcr,
the food producer. the plain business
man. the honest middle man. tho dill
gent public servant-in short. the
plain everyday shirt-sleeve habitue
at his post OF duty. whether farm,
shop. factory. store or oifice-this is
tho type Of common man who is
coming rapidly to the front today
and VINO tomorrow win be known as
tho salt OF the earth"
Parents are warned TO watch these
signs OF the times and make all due
diligence to prepare their growing
young for what Is not only corn,ng
but practically at our door-that iB,
the day OF tho common men.
Society has decreed that the fdler
must 80. II viii tolerate the rich
gladly 30 long as they continue din
gently and honestly throughout t.ie
years Of normal application TO pro-
duce moro wealth or more something
worth while.
You cannot save your boy from
ignoniny by merely providing him
with a comfortable life inheritance
You must teach him TO be Industrious,
honest, syInpathetir. faithful In sea
son and out Of season to the ideal or
comradeBhip with Great Common ill.,
Inanity." II your boy dwindics into
a mere spendthr,tt and parasite soci-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
WILL HOLD ANNUAL CHOP"
V. VI. !. Alumni AnxocintIon Plans DIr
Event mt Country Club OF
ffrUfnfa.

Graduates and ex-cadcts OF the
Virginia Military Institute from hvs
States are expected TO attend the an
nual hop" OF the Richmond Chapter
OF the V. NJ. I. Alumni. Association.
which Will be held tonight at the
Country Club of Virginia.
Governor Wcstinorcland Davis.
Major General T.. w Nichols. super
intendent OF V. NJ. l.; Adjmant-
I"neral 10 Lane stern. and many
other prominent Speakers will be on
the program. Alumni from Tennes-
see. North and South Carolina West
virginia and Maryland are expect ed
to ttteGh the dance.
Committee chairmen for the annual
AFFAIR Will include: Max K. Ruehr-
;nond: d; w: Waddey. J. a. Moncurc.
Jr.. T. w. Wilmer. T. Foster Witt
G. C. Munce. r VI. Dashiell and Cen
cral Charles J. Anderson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
Hold Scric. of Lectures,

The citizenship department OF the
extension bureau Of the University OF
virginia, acting In cooperation with
The citizenship committee of the Equal
Suffrage League OF Richmond, hap
arranged for course of lectures to
he held In the auditorium OF the Wom-
ans Club May 20 and IS. This school
VIII bc modelled largely from the one
held recently at tho university. a
number OF subjects Will he discussed.
~ the university meetings such sub
jects as woman'B legal status in Wiz.
sinia. by Dean Lyle: tho significance
OF political parties in America, a lee
,ure on taxation. by Colonel Hodges.
and machinery Of voting, wcrc pre-
scented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14

boon At the Jefferson this week to attend
the annual sersion OF tho State Bar A.
sociation.
Mrs. james Brown Potter. Of Now YORK.
- the guest OF Ar. and Mrs. Frank Powers.
at Westhampton.
Mr.. and Mira Harry 81. George Tucker
have returned to Lexington. after spend
Ing several days In Richmond.
Kenneth Gray, formerly OF Richmond.
but now OF Milwaukee, Wis. Is spending
scverni days here ~ tho guest OF friends
at the University Club.
Mrs. Harry Alexander. Of Atlanta. Ia
visiting her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Man
fred cali. and IL rIrSt of her brother.
George w. Gail. at - Seminary Avenue.
Ointer Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
NURSES PLAN CLINIC
VIII Give Prenatal Instruction to
Mothers md for Care of
ChIldren.

Tho Instructive Visiting Nurse As
ISOLATION plans to open clinic
within the next few weeks near
headquarters, at 223 South Cherry
Street. for prenatal instruction to
mothers, as we'll az for instruction
in taking care of children from 2
to years of age.
The question o; a location for the
clinic was taken w at tho regular
meeting OF the board OF directors OF
the Instructive Visiting Nurse Asso-
citation yesterday morning At 223
South Cherry Street. The City
Health Bureau will operate in the
venture.
Included In statistics given in tho
report OF the superintendent. Miss
Mamie Minor. was the fact that 3.l59
visits had been paid TO SGT patients
by the visiting nurses during the
month OF Aoril. or this number.
four had died and sixty were dis
missed as cured, There wore sixty
seven maternity cases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
Medical College ErnnI. June 1.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES exercises OF the
held June /, when wyndham II.
Meredith Will speak. There viii be
a faculty meeting three days earlier
70 decide on the list OF graduates
F. Rudd and DR.. c. c. Haskell are
delegates from the college to the
deccnnial pharmacope!al convention
now In session in Washington. The
pharmacopeia Is revised every ten
years. and l.. c. Bird. Morris PhL7ps.
w. r Rudd and Philip r. Fack-
cnthall OF the school OF pharmacy OF
the Medical College. were present at
the last session of tho American con-
ference of Pharmaceutical facultiea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
COLONIAL WARS SOCIETY
NAMES CABELL HEAD
Membe who Performed Con.picu-
Gus War Service TO Receive
Decoration,

Presentation or a handsome gold
decoration to members Of the Vir-
ginia Society OF Colonial Wars who
performed conspicuous service In the
world Tnr Will be made by the
society. This action was taken at
the annual meeting yesterday at the
Westmoreland Club. Row. J. Free
land Peter ID. D.. was appointed
chairman OF committee having
this matter in Charge. Other MEM
bers OF DR.. Poter's committee are
John @. Walker and James Branch
Chbell
Officers elected at the annual meet
ing yesterday were: James Aston
Cabcll, governor: Judge Il. T. w.
Duke. deputy governor: Edward G.
Mayo. lieutenant governors: Morgan
i. Robinson. secretary; Herbert w.
Jackson, treasurer; John q. Walker.
registrar; Judge Robert X. Prentis.
chancellor; James Brandn Cabeli.
historian. and DR.. Alexander Drown.
surgeon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
Attendance Figures Encouraging.

Statistics showing n general atten-
dance during April Of 2,29t people.
children and adults. at the Cary
street settlement Housc. 1l04 West
Cary Street. during the month Of
April. has just boon made public. \
total of 700 were in attendance upon
the gymnasium. On May 25 there
VIII be an exhibit OF work OF child
rem In various classes OF the Settle
ment House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
REC
Now Is the Time to Get Rid Of These
IIR1Y Suofa

Now Is the Time to Get hid Of These
Ugly Spots
There's no longer the slightest need
OF feeling ashamed of your frecklcs,
as Othine-double strengths guar
antced to remove these homcly spots.
Simply get an ounce Of Othinc-
double strength-from any druggist
and apply a little Of 1t night and
morning and you should soon see that
even tho worst freckles have begun
to disappear. while the lighter ones
have vanished entirely. 1t Is seldom
thnt more than an ounce Is needed to
completely clear the sk,u and gain n
beautiful clear complexion.
BE sure to ask for the double
strength othine. as this la sold under
guarantee OF money back IL It fails
to. remove freckles.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

CLIFTON FORGE. May l3.-EuGcns
Francis Mitchell and Miss Iona Frances
Swisher wero married here "Wednesday
afternoon.
LYSCHBURG. May i3-Cory D. Swan
son and Miss Ellie l.. StepDe, both or
LYNCHBCRG. May la-Announcemsn:
wan made here today of tho marriage
Tuesday in North Carolina OF Miss Ola
Hunt and Clark Hawthorne. OF this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14

ians of the children In tho Manual
Training Department evinced much
interest in the creditablo exhibits and
were received by Principal Ernest
Shaween: manual training instructor,
tendent OF the sewing department.
and Miss Goodwin. free hand drawing
iustructresy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
Observe sunday School Day.

Sunday School Day" anniversary
exercises viii he held Sunday morn
Ing at 4 O'Clock In Laurel street
No thodist Church. An interesting
program will be rendered by the
school. sixty new scholars have been
added TO this Sunday school during
the past six months. over fifty MEM
bcrS have united with the church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
CAurch.. MAY obtain Loans.

order was entered in Circuit Court
nacle Baptist Church to borrow $4,000
and secure same on church property
located Mt 1906 Hanover Avenue. The
money Ia TO pay deferred claims on
the parsonage. An order also was
entered to allow trustees OF Randolph
street BAPTIST Church to make n loan
OF 100000 10 be secured on property
OF the church located on the north
west corner OF Randolph and Beverly
Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
Hold Re,ren, rinnIa Tu..dax

Graduating cXerc!scs OF the Re-
treat for the Sick Nurses Training
school will be held Tuesday night in
the Elks' Home. Miss Virginia Flip
20 Is suptrintendent OF the Retreat
for the Sick. The list OF graduates
this year includes:
Misacs: Ethel Tappy
Mary Lillian Elder Elizabeth -. Miles
Ruth May Elder Myrtle Dickson
Fanny Lois Hunter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
Masonic Homo F-Innl, Juns1,

Announcement has been made by
l'rotossor w. l.. Prince. Of tho board
OF governors OF the Masonic Home
that commencement exercises OF the
Masonic Home School will take place
on the night OF June IL. joseph T.
McAll'ster. Of Hot Springs. will be
the speaker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14

DIR. Edward y. Calisch. rabbi OF
Temple Bath Ahabah. has returned
from Cleveland. Ohio, and Will con-
duct the usual services in the syna-
goSuc today and tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14

today for solicitations OF funds to
finance tho years program OF this
we'll known organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14

Patrons Day mt bellevue.
Yesterday was patrons Dlv" nj
BelleVue school. Plrcnta and guard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
Today liz !. V. \. 4. ..rnn Day.

Dozens of prominent Richmond
women. who are deeply interested
in 4 continuation OF the splendid
work Of the Instructive Visiting
Nurse Association, will man" the
tag day stations all over the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Ned a. wagers (is).
Russell Mny Ferguson COY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-14
Round Up DcIinauent Anto,.t..

Director OF Public Safety Myers has
instructed police officials TO round up
and prosecute owners of automobiles
who have not secured their license
taES for 1920.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-22

toppled over backwards, but was saved from fall by attorneys nearby. Friends crowded around the other defendants, Mrs. Elmer's son, Ernest uopSOn; her younger sister. Mrs Iona Henry, and Mrs. Annie Cutts of Fitzgerald. In a few minutes Mrs. Elmer had re covered sufficiently to be taken awny by her friends.
 The courtroom, which had been filled throughout the hearing. was crowded tonight, and friends of the defendants crowded around to cong ratuiatc them. As they left the courthouse, they were halted again on the sidewalk to receive congratulations.
 While counsel for the defense were coDgratuIating each other, Solicitor General Garrett. on being asked whether the Houston county grand jury would investigate ,hc case, issued a staatement. in which he said;
 "I am satisfied that | have done my duty. What the future ham ding off the matter will be | have no opinion to express. It will be shaped largely by circumstances"
 Expenses of the state, it was said during the hearing, fnil on Houston county, which is in the Samc superior court circuit as Macon. and shortly before Judge Matthew's decision was announced tonight dispatches from Perry, Ga, said inc Houston board of county commis- sioners late today instructed the tax collector to refuse nII payment of fees to witnesses appearing nt the preliminary hearing and took under adViscment protests of citi-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-22
CLARA SMITH ID
 SURRENDER TODAY Ardmore Sheriff Goes to El PaSO to Meet Girl Wantoe
 In Hamon Killing
By Associated Press

Ardmore, okla. December 21.--At A point along the international boundary between the United States and Mexico, not far from Fl Paso. Clara Barton smith will surrender 10 Sheriff Buck Garrett of Carter county tomorrow, ending the search instituted for her So- vember 23 in connection with the fatal shooting here of Jake l.. Hamon. re- publican national committeeman from oklahoma, according to an announce- ment made here tonight by James H. Mathers of the law firm of MatherS and Coakley, retained as counsel for Miss Smith.
 It became known here early today that Sheriff Garrett accompanied by Charles A. Coakley attorney. had left for some point in Texas early today, but q veil of secrecy was thrown about the departure of the two men. and not until an announcement was made later in the day by Mir. Mathers was it lefi- nitely ascertained that they had ssns to Fl Paso. Tn a statement concerning the departure of the sheriff and atfer- ney, Mir Mathers said they had lc6 for El Paso upon receipt of advices statins that Miss Smith desired to sarrendar.
 The two men passed through Pert Worth Texas late today, and were ,x- pected to arrive in the vicinity of Fl Paso late tomorrow. Mr Mathers sa'd tonight the surrender would not aka place in Fl Paso but q few miles "ths side of the city.
 Preparations already have cer ",ads here for Miss Smith to return to lria1 on the charge of murder that was tiled against her following the death Of NIr, Hamon on November %. Preliminary conversations on the matter of bond for Miss smith have have been held be- tween Russel B, Brown, county attor- ney and MT. Coakley.
 Mir Brown told the law firm, he Ses clared yesterday, that he would not req sist the application for bond should evidence prove that Miss Smith :s 2n- titled 10 liberty on bail, He said in this event he would ask bond not gr aser than siooO0 to s15o0o.
 Announcement was made today ' MT Mathers that a sroup of prominent rre- apd women of Ardmore had placed s2 1on in 'he hands of tNa firm to bS used in defending Miss smith
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-22
Gist Of the News
GENERAL,

 Colby is acclaimed as he arrives at Rio de Janeiro. Georgia senator sarcastic regarding reserve board.
 McAdoo opposes revival of war finance board
 Alabama abandons the one-crop idea by actual figures. southern to have I54-game schedule for next season. Mississippi governor decidss insur- ance cases belong to courts. Three hundredth anniversary of land ing of Pilgrims fittinEiy observed. LiauidntiOn wave hits financial crowd; late deliveries decline.
 STATE Huntsville to convert ancient crme- tery into tourist camp. Board takes under adyisemcnt street fare case.
 Mobile, once "wettest spot" now thirstinG sahara.
 LOCAL Leeds leads way in anti-tubercuiosis drive
 Thrilling mfd-air performance over downtown streets. Taxes are now nearing the deIin- Guent period.
 Contracts cover coke output for montbs to come. No modification of yolstead law. is Williams view. Savings accounts in Birming ham hanks steadily increase. Machine shops in districts are busy with big orders.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-22
"Nick" Cohen, Long Sought Pal
 OF Arnstein, Is Now Under Arrest

standing trial in the District of Co., lumbia supreme court.
 The trial of Arnstein and the three others is about to be concluded, pres- entation of evidence being expected to end tomorrow, and it was said to- night at the office of the district at torney that the defense in the case had aided in the apprehension of Cohen so as to bring him into court as a witness.
 Joseph Chuck, former Wall street messenger. and a witness for the prosecution in the trial. had testi- fled that he entered into an agree ment with Cohen to deliver hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of stolen securities on which he was to receive an 8 per cent commission. Gluck also testified that all his negotiations were with Cohen and that he had never had dealings with Arnstein. the alleged director of the bond theft cp- erations-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-22
Mighty SearchHghts Guide Airman
 Trying to Break Endurance Record

the air continuously from 3i to 37 hours.
 The worlds record Tor the feat 2f hours Y minutes, was established at Nillesauvage la Marnogue. France. June 3-i. by the Farman Goliath. il two-motored French machine.
 while powerful lighting apparatus tonight kept the field almost as bright as day, Lieutenant Kirkpat. rick hovered mothlike about 800 feet above. He varied his flying in height and radius from time to time, but al- ways remained within earshot of ob servers who, during the daylight hours, kept him constantly in sight.
 The machine has a 4Oo- horsepower Liberty motor of the high compress sion type, Although designed to carry 800 pounds, it has load on 42co on this flight. Fuel is being carried to last s hours. Max Goodnaugh a former army aviator. accompanied Kirkpatrick as mechanician and relief pilot.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-22
Rx Assncinieh Press

Macon. Ga, December 2t.-AH four of the defendants charged with poisoning Fred D. Shepard of Houston county for his money were discharged here late tonight by Judge H. A. Mathews of su- perior court. The judge held that, even granting that Shepard was poisoned, the state had not pre- sentcd sufficient evidence to con meet them with the deed. He also declared testimony of experts re- Earding the alleged poisoning was conflicting.
 There was n mild outburst of np- piause as the preliminary hearing. which had lasted week. came to close. and then Shepard's widow, now Mrs. Pauline Elmer of Jack sonviiIe. Ieaped up and facing the 1, judge cried, "Jesus did not walk alone in the Garden. I did not walk alone. God was with me-
 The wOman's words drifted off into fncOherency and suddenly she
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-22
By Associated Pres.

Washington, December 21.--Isadore (Nick) Cohen. long sought by the po- lice of New York, Washington and other cities in connection with the S. eco, ,C0O bond theft conspiracy of year ago in Wall street, was arrested tonight at the Union station here while supposedly on his way from Cleveland to New York.
 Two deteetiveS of the Washington police force placed Cohen under ar rest as he was waiting in the station for a train for New York. He was charged with conspiring to bring stolen securities into the District of Columbia, an offense charged in in- dictments returned last spring by a federal grand jury and on which four of his alleged confederates, including Jules w. (Nickey) Arnstein, are now
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-22
ALL FOUR DEFENDANTS LN
 SHEPARD CASE DISCHARGED
Judge Holds State Failed Present Sufficient Evidence to Con- meet Defendants With Death, Even Granting
 Shepard Was Poisoned.

zens against paying the expenses of the investigation. The Stase summoned 42 witnesses.
 Evidence was completed today, and arguments of counsel, which consumed aII of the afternoon and night sessions of court, were inter rUpted twice by Outbursts of the defendants. Mrs. Henry sprnng 'O her feet late today, md with tears in her eyes denounced as ''lics" statements made by $. A. Nunn cf Perry associate counsel for the prosecution, who was drawing a picture of the alleged poison plot.
 While solicitor Garrett in the final address tonight was telling of S5,OOO check indOrsed by C. l.. Shepard and given to Fred shepard having been cashcd by Ernest Hop son three days after Shepard's death last June [, Mrs. Elmer. "nif rising. cried; "Ycs, because hts mother did not have cent or money, and I had to have money"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-22
AERIAL SEARCH 50 FAR UN|REWARDED Visible Area of 300 Square Miles Covered in Hunt tor
 Ballo0niStS
.sx associated Press

Glen Fails, N. r., December zl.-lhe first hour of the aerial search in the Adirondacks region for the three miss irs naval balloonists undertaken this afte-noon by Lieut. L. V Beau ana his observer, sergt. John White, was unrewarded. Flying at an altitude Of 3. 200 feet, the aviators secuted thor oughlyf over the Hamilton county region, where the missing balloon was last reported to have been seen. ln the hsur they were in the air 1t is estimated the flyers covered visible area of approximately 300 square miles.
 The Adirondack territory over which inc scouts flew is completely ice and snow bound, they reported, in contrast te the Glen Falls region, where ice f absent and the weather much more moderate.
 Lieut.. F. B. Johnson, whose plane 1 was burned in Albany this morning when taking off to accompany Lieut.. Beau in the search, reached Glen Falls this afternoon. He will fly with Lieu tenant Beau tomorrow as observer