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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-01-21

overseas and that throughout the
war he was subordinate to Admiral
Mayo as commander of the Atlantic
fleet and to Admiral Benson, chief of
naval operations. He said Adimarl
Sims duyt was to make commanda
tions to the department and then to
obey the orders issued after those
recommendation were considered
Mr.. Daniels indicated that there
were frequent lclashes between the
department and Admiral Sims because
destroyers were not withdrawn from
conveying troop ships and assigned to
duty in the submarine zone and added
that it was the paramount duty of
the navy to protect American SOL
diers going overseas.
Declaring that when all the facts
were laid bare the country would be
proud Of the navy's record in the war.
Mr.. Daniels said Admiral Sims "must
be required to establish every criti-
cism he has made of the department"
"Whcn the smoke blows away" the
secretary continued, 81 am confident
that the people will see that the naval
administration has been efficient"
Asked whether he contemplated rep
rimanding Admiral Sims for criticisms
that might be proven bascless, Mr..
Daniels said:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-01-21

nounced that Major General Leonard
would be called before that COM
mittees to explain statements at
tributed to him that American naval
vessels were Floating death traps"
General Wood explained at Portland,
Maine, today that what he said was
that naval ships manned by unframed
crews would be death traps in battle.
Inquiry into Admiral Sims charges
will not be started by the Senate sub
committee until it's present investiga-
ton Of naval decorations is completed,
which probably will be within ten
days. That investigation was con-
tinued today, with Admiral Sims con
cluding his testimony. Rear Admiral
Mayo, commander in chief of the At
lantic fleet during the war, will be
called tomorrow.
Charge Immoral Conditions
The full naval committee took up
kilograms sent to Senator Lodge and
other members by Mr.. Rathom charg-
ing immoral conditions in the navy
and it authorized Chairman Page to
appoint subcommittee to make a
preliminary inquiry to develop wheth-
er an investigation was warranted
Secretary Daniels declined to COM
ment on Mr.. Rathom's charges de-
claring that he did not desire to make
a statement until he was more famil-
lar with the allegations. Assistant
Secretary Roosevelt, who was said by
Mr.. Daniels to be more familiar with
the matter, asserted that the special
board of inquiry appointed by the
Judge Advocate General of the Navy
two weeks ago had full authority to
investigate the methods employed by
naval intelligence officers in securing
evidence against persons under sus-
picion Of moral delinquency and to
inquire into all judicial procedure of
the navy at Newport.
Secretary Daniels also declined to
discuss the assertions attributed to
General Wood, saying that if anyone
wished to "put him on oath and let
hi mtell what he knows about the
navy he might be called before the
committee and he can explain his cx-
pert knowledge"
Entering general denial Of the
Sims charges against the Navy De-
partment, the naval secretary declared
that "the matter has gone so far that
unless at the Senate investigation the
charges are proven to the entire salts
faction IF the American people, are in
quiry will be made by a naval board"
Not Commander-in-C Chief
The secretary emphasized that Ad-
miral Sims was not communicating
chief Of the American naval forces
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-01-21
COTTON ASSOCIATION
CALLS MEETING

F! Columbiat Jan. 19.-President r.
M. Mixson, has called meetings in
quite number Of counties, of farm
ers, bankers, merchants, business and
professional men and all ladies inter-
ested, for the purpose of discussing
the purposes and activities of the as
sociation.
Meetings have been called in the
following counties; Newberry, Jan. 25
Laurens, Jan. 27; Greenville, Jan. %;
Pickens, Jan. 20; Walhalla, Jan. 80;
Union, Jan. 81; Gaffney, Feb. 2;
York, Feb. 3; Chester, Feb. d; Ian
caster, Feb. S Ga. n.y. Camden, Feb
Up. n.y. Greenwood, Feb. 6; Able
vile, Feb. 7; Mccormick, Feb. 8;
Saluda, Feb. 10; Edgefield, Feb. II;
Aiken, Feb. IL.
He has addressed the following let
ter to the chairmen of the above
named counties.
I "The South Carolina Cotton Associa
ton has called meeting of the far
mcrs, bankers, merchants, business
and professional men and all ladies
interested, to be held in the court
house in your county to discuss the
purposes and activities of the asso.
citation as they relate to the prosperity
of all classes Of our citizens, illiteracy
diversification and organization. In
fact, all questions pretaining to the
Improvement of the financial, social
moral and education conditions of oul
people.
Good speakers, competent to hand,
lie thees questions, will be on hand tc
speak to the people. We want every.
holy in the community to be present
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-01-21
SUMMONS

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Clarendon
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
Complaint Servcd)
w. Il. Lcsesne, Plaintiff,
against
Levy Tindal and Willie Witherspoon,
Defendants.
TO THE DEFENDANTS above
named:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in this
action Of which a copy is herewith
served upon you, and to serve q copy
of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber at his Office in Man
ming, South Carolina, within twenty
days after the service thereof, ex-
elusive of the day Of such service; and
if you fail to answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plain
tiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated January 18th, A. D. 1920.
w. G.. Davis,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
TO the defendant Levy Tindal
You will take notice that the Sum
mons and Complaint in the above en-
titled action has been filed in the Of
flee of Clerk Of Court for Clarendon
County
w. G. Davis,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Jan. 10th, 1920. Ste.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-01-21

Il have never employed the old time
military method Of dealing with criti-
cal naval officers. Perhaps am
wrong; perhaps l am right. But
have an enduring faith that in the end
the great bulk of the American people
always arrive at a just conclusion in
controversies for this kind"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-01-21

officers appointed by the war depart
ment to investigate the subject Of
motorizing cavalry.
After a test march in which both
mules and motors were used the board
headed by Brigadier Gen. Marshall
OF Brownsville, reported in favor of
the motor and one brigade was order
ed to do away with the mules.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-01-21
MULE LOSES ANOTHER

Nogales, Ariz., Jan. 18.-Mule skin
ners of the First cavalry hereafter
will have to swear. at refractory car
burctors and punctured tires, for the
army mule is being banished.
Farewell to the mule, in so far as
the First cavalry is concerned, was
said recently by board of general
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-01-21

oppose prohibitionist rather than
favorany one anti-prohibitionist
THE first important action will be
at the national conventions of the
Republican and Democratic parties
this summer" said Mr. Diegle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
RICHMOND PLANS GREAT
RECEPTION TO TEACHERS
Conference Delegates From All Sec.
tions OF State to BE Here
Last Of Month.
HUNDREDS ARE TO ATTEND
Governor and Mrs. Davis To Enter
tain Visitors Thanksgiving Eve.
Retail Merchants and Hotel As
SOcintionS to Give Luncheon.

rlpns for The en,Gr,aiG m Of San, me
tenth educational conferensc. 70 b"
held here the last Wees in November.
Governor and Mrs. Davis viii give n
rGfScrti2n TO III" delSsaiSs Ihanks
also ny the l:ichmond teachers to the
visitors.
The following have been chosen BY
reception committees: Mrs Hohcr.
Hudson. Misses Julia Wolrids". GRACE
J.wct. Rachael Van Wort: Lula n.
Irene Walton, Cornclia Adair. Grace
Schcrmerhorn. Abby C;wa:hmey. Flor
cncc Minor. Alice Hatci:fc. Mary Ann
Yves; and Ioscphino Holt. and James
AID W. G. Locker.
The Retail Merchants Association
aud The Richmond City Council VII,
state Teachers Association Il lunch
con at noon on the opening day OF
the conycQtion. Grammar grade pu-
monstr,a;ion y the Grays' Armor;.
nes,iay. from u to !. o'clock.
The, Retail! Merchants Association
and tho Hotel Association will give
the officers and executive committee
OF the Virginia Co operative Educa-
ton Association a luncheon Friday.
held IN Room ll3, John Marshall High
school. Assignments 10 boarding
houses, hotels a:d homes viii he
made there.
"Wednesday and Thursday nights
2. S:." O'clock. the meetings viii,
he held. ON Friday night. at the
attend. as the guests OF The Cor,cy
company and the Ferguson | go
f!ano Company: u musical en.crtain-
ings will bc held aiso in Vir.inia
M"chanics' Institute. tho Ad:ninis;ra-
ton building. 500 East Marsha. Il
street. the Capitol building. and IN
rooms IN the John MARSHALL lii.h
school.
Til" board OF directors Of the stat.
I"achrrs' Association will hold an MI
IN Murpiy'S iiotc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
NITHERs named JUDGE
I Of DANv|LLE TRIBUNAL
Davis Appoints Him tn
Corporation Court to Succeed
T.. Walton Brown.
s DISTINGUISHED ATTORNEY
Jurfst Son of Late Colonel r. Il.
SVfthcrs and Brother of Eugene
SSithers, Member of State Con-
*, stitutional Convention.

ID. Price Withcrs was yesterday
St.ppointcd by Governor Davis judge
lpr the Corporation Cour. OF the City
8of-Danviile. TO succeed Judge l.. Wal
lion Brown. who recently resigned.
The appointment by the Governor
sei6Ids until thirty days after the as
milling in 1872 OF tho Legislature.
(which will elect Il fudge some time
during the session.
Judge Withcrs is practicinc Ittor-
&0cy of Danvillc. as 4 member OF the
& .sIN firm OF Withcrs ana Leigh, ana
e5s x leader in the professional ami
GSoeial life OF that city and section.
~ IL is n son or the late Elijah Ben
ton WithcrS, lawyer. soldier and lcEiS-
Stator, who served as L!cuicnc3t-
5Pcionel OF the Thirteenth North Caro-
nina Infantry in tho Confederate
scsr:ny. Ills, mother was MARY Ann
g T2.ice) Withe-s
~ Judge w,thers is brother OF
tiSugene Wi;hers. who has occn sue
excessively member or tho House OF
the state Senate and the
Convention NJ 1901 and
alsos, which framed tho prescn; or
fanic lay OF the state. In 1900
iE0Eeno Writers was ono OF the Nir-
- ln.a. Democratic electors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
OPEN RED CROSS BOOTHS
FOR ENROLMENT MONDAY
iNourth Roll Call az Richmond Chan
= --ss ter VIII &c Held All Next
Neck

..Noiotsts were requested yesterday
tSiferaoon by the committee in charge
81 the fourth roll call OF the Rich-
ss;nond' Red Cross Chapter 10 call at,
&Sampatga headquarters, 10l East
MIRAGE street. for posters TO be AT
8Hed TO tho Windshield OF their cars
SSst'hc . posters ere designed TO call at
bsention to the drive for new mem
EbcrS and tho renewal of membership
Ehy those now enrolled in the local
st.,iapter.
iss To provide the public with an on
sportunity TO respond TO the Red Cross
appeal, enrolment booths will be
sc6nductcd all OF mex; week ut tire.
SplaceS in the downtown section. TIL.
=oooths. which Will open Monday
Sntorning, Will be located as follows :
,S4s Miller q lshoadS, Mrs. Robert VIM
cent. chairman: post Office. Mrs
Robert NJ. ElankcnShip. chairman:
Cohen Company, Mrs Sam Cohen.
fGhaimau. In addition TO these
Sbootas- .herc Will be 4 booth al roll
wall -heHdQunrters Throughout; the en-
'tt.Cc nsriod OF ;hc roll call
~ Those taking ont memberships will
80. urged by Red Cross workers to
Z wear. their 1921 membership button
,s..ferE- day NrNt week 10 prevent he
ti4S asked more than once 10 Join for
efhe new year. Only 81 membership
4stucs VIII be- solicited, and besides "a
Sbutton each member will receive n
l5l;cd Cross flag. intended for display
sin home or business place. and /,
certificate.
Mrs. Aubrey Young heads the CAM
pSign committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
WILL PRESENT PAGEANT
At AUDITORIUM TONIGHT
Chorus of 300 Voices tn Sing in
The Modern Magi and the Mod
crn Challenge"

All tickets for the nation wide
campaign pageant. which will take
place al SIS o'clock tonight at tho
CRY Auditorium. have been dis
tribu:ed. according to a statcmcn;
made last night by Oliver !. Sands.
Chairman OF the central iaymen's
committee. in Charge of The move
mcn;.
Seats Will be reserved for Ticket
holders until 6 O'Clock. after which
hour tho doors OF the Auditorium
VIII he thrown open for the general
admission of the public.
The pageant. The Modern Mag!
and the Modern Chaliengc." was
written by Mrs. Mary Il. OsGood. wife
Of the rector of Emmanuel I:piscopa!
Church. Erook Hill. and Miss Lucy
j.. Gibson, daughter OF the late
triumph when presented durin" the
nationwide campaign last Bcccm-
her.
one Of the features Of tho perform
anca vii! he the signing of Il chorus
Of 80 voices. the combined ch"ir.'
al al Of Eichmond's Ep!sccpa,
churches. under the direction OF
ernest H. tosbS. Tie local cicrEy
gill ais" attend in 4 body. Eorh
clergy and chorus, in vcstmcu;s. will
meet =; 80 o'clock tonight u: ll"i!
Trinity Church. Laurel street. aild
,narcl. :, tho auditorium. :, feature
which Will greatly add To the inn
rrcssiv,n"sS OF the occasion.
y meeting OF the central commit
to- and the clergy has been called
afternoon at the business Ncn'S,
club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
BUNDLE DAY GIFT
GATHERING BEGINS
AT 9 A. M. TODAY

Continued from Page oncD
thai are only in need OF repairs Will
be speedily altered. and wherever :,
surplus occurs of articles larger
than those which would fit the appIi-
Giants VII" need them another squad
VIII "buckln in" 20 make them over
20 tho proper size
Sale Higgins Week From Today.
The first clothing Will go on sal,
about week from today In the base.
mcHt OF The Associated Charities
headquarters. Tho repair rooms arc
on tAc third floor Of thc Same build
ms The pr!c"a Of the clothes Mil
." very moderate Charities invcs.
tSators will institute a voucher SIS.
t"n!' whereby all applicants viii be
assured OF fair chance TO obtain
"a! TIC clothing which thcy need a..
ar" entitled 10 for all mcmbcrs OF
their families. large and small.
Advance Indications arc tina, ,bc
''-" Eundlc Day" will bc q greater
success than any OF it's predecessors
ana thiS - especially desired. If the
o!d clothes store which is being p,an.
n"d is 70 l." 4 permanent feature.
Mrs Norman V. Randolph. chair
man OF the committee which has
this plan In hand. viii return 70 ,ba
city Monday morning to view IN.
7esn!'s o! the annual Offering ana
:" decide what measures must hc
adopted Ia Insure plentiful suunl,.
OF contributions Throughout. tho win.
,cr months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
for Tie following
RICHMOND ELKS TO HEAR
HARDING ON DECEMBER s.
VIII Charter Train for Trip to He'd
ford. Where FrcSidcnt-Elcct
VIII Speak.

T:ichmond Elks are planning 70
send Il larG" delegation To bedford.
Va, on December = to hear President
eject Harding deliver the memorial
address before bedford Cay Lodge.
The ElkS' national homo il located
~ bedford, and many E.ks from AL
sections Of the United states wnl he
present on this occasion. Members
- Tho i.ynchhurS Lodge Will attend
In body.
Melvin Flcgcnhcimcr has been ap-
pointed chairman oi Il committee to
max" thc necessary arrangements
cor ihe trip. The others ar. I'ranl;
T.. Epps ani Alfred l.. Cohen. \
special train Viii bc chartered which
VIII leave lHChmond Saturday uiGht,
December t. and return December
). y wcll-known caterer has been
cnSaScd To furnish meals and r..
fr"ShmcntS on the train. Nj Elks
who desire to 40 10 bedford on this
occasion have been requested to no.
tfy w. u. Harwood. secretary ~ the
lodge, OF amy % the committee, as
soon :IS poSSi hl..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
GAME ASSOCIATION ENDS
Governor Speaks at Morning Scs-
sion-COlen,an Tells of Work
at State Farm.

The final session of the annual
convention Of the Virginia Game and
Fish Protective Association. which
took place In the Hall of the House
of Delegates. was held yesterday.
Delegates. wardcns and sportsmcn
from all over Virginia attended the
meeting, ut which T.. Nash Bilisoly.
Commissioner of the Virginia Game
and Inland Fisheries Department,
presided.
w. II. Coleman. superintendent Of
| the State Game Farm. spoke at the
session yesterday on tho work OF the
farm, and told how quail were pro-
, tccted and propagatcd. ID. II. i;uck-
or, Jr.. Superintendent of Game lis.
Propagation. Hucna Vista, delivered
an address on the work OF his de-
rartmcn;. OF which he is the head.
More fish were distributed by tho
United states Bureau OF Fisheries
than in many previous years. he
stated. According To Mr.. Ruckcr. Il
considerable increase in fish for Nir-
Sinia il expected
Governor Davis made :: short adj
dress. q, tho morning session lie
president of The Americas Game
Protective Association. He spoke ON
matters relative to game wardcns
and their duties While in Virginia
AIR, Holland will be tho sucs, az
l.. :. rhanp. Of New Kent Coun;E.
who wiz initiate him into tho mys-
tcrics of quail shooting. Later he
Will visit l.. Il. Christian. Of James
City, where he will have. opportunit%
TO shoe; wild turkey Tor the hrs;
time. MIR. Holland stated tina; Will.
lie had killed nearly every species
OF wild game in the United states hc
had failed To ever encounter tho Wild
Eobbler. and was therefore looking
forward with great p;.asurc TO his
visit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
ILLINOIS BONDING CASE
WILL BE CLOSED TODAY
state Supreme Court of Appeals II
Proceeding ltnrtdIy with Heavy

At The shor. session of til, State
Suirom. Court uf Appeals y"si. day
:hc ease OF til" commonwcaltn vc--
SuS the i Lor!llard Company Was dis
posed Of and former L. ). Senate: y.
j. Hopkins. Of chicago, commenced
making as head OF the Illinois surrey
Company aSailiSt cha rcfuSa! Of Colo
mel Joseph Buttor, state Commits
Sioncr Of Insurance. to- allow tho
cure "A building contract N which
some Richmond firms arc Interested.
Attorney y. Il. Dickinson repro
SCENTS these parties and General 10
Lane stern is associated with tho
Illinois attorney in pressing his side
OF the case The eases Of Harris
Allen and Owens. all against ,hc
Commonwealth. will be heard in sue
ccssion ar:cr tho completion OF the
hopkins case today,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
SAll0RS' HELP FIGHT
100000 BLAZE AT
FURNITURE STORE

iSontlnned From First rase)
eatcd tina; the blaze might have been
caused ny an overheatcd stove located
fnn the Third Aoor OF the building.
Th;s co;Ic no; be verified. The store
Das oloseG yesterday forenoon for The
|sioli3ay celebration.
Z s.When Inc frs, alarm. given 1T
O'Clock. from Schccr's icwclrv s,uro.
III Main street. was turned In tn.
FOO: OF the London store was ab!aze
and Main street cars were quickly
amptied OF their crowds amusement.
bound uptown.
f. Despite the dr.Zzlins ram j, was
necessary 10 form police lines almos;
Il. once and tho crowd became con
sidcrably excited as tho tongues O.
Tame shot up and The hrcmcn
i:ucEled 10 their tasks itar!ontG by
stiIe steady stream o: bluejackcts
.tr!l,o seemed to bc everywhere a.;
TGncc lending willing hand in every
sjoDl that had 10 bc done
Fear for Another iIuiIdius.
Rs Ladders from both 10. ana No. .
Etrncks were soon swarrning with
.sAosc -errws. Thick smoke pouring
from the windows Of tho London
sNoiSs baN' 80 70 tic fttlCl tn9t
paint and oil supplies stored in the
IsIacr Paint Company's establish
Istnent next door. 1915 Main Street.
had caught fire also, bu, this was no,
sthc case.
Streams were directed az londou's
tIoof from the alley also and Tor the
First. half hour il seemed Is though
Ethc- fire would lie soon over but II.
EaEain broke out ticrce!y on tho Main
sStrcct side and tho nrcmon and sail
lprs had 70 concentrate al this point,
tsFor time II was feared that the
fsorplce would fall on those who were
ION ladders leading TO tho second and
3.third-story windows. but ;hia did no..
Hoccur and the windows were soon
sa1eated. None o: the ;ircmcu was
b. tho swir!ing. choking
fsmoke and AT $50 the frs. COM
Eranies began 70 withdraw
I;s,Thesc ! companies we're called on:
fpy7thc two alarms: Nos !, ,. .. I. :
7,and q: also Trucks and Q. Bat
3.faIfon Chief John Rafro was nrs; on
and Chic: Joyn"s directed the
flight after his arrival. Some Main
E4treet traffic was diverted 20 the
fSSJaduct during the two hours eua-
tSension and South Richmond ears
1Game over by way al Tho Ninth
Sssfreet bridge instead o: Mayo's.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
TEACHERS WILL BE TRAINED
IN HYGIENlC SUBJECTS
Miss Mary I. He'll Comes From Hur-
ri>"nhurs to Conduct New
Course.

y co:rcspoadcncn course for Tea cl, :
"rs - train them IN the physical in
speciion &c children anu 70 enable
them also % iinpart physical instruc-
ton 10 their charges. Will he CON
Quoted by Miss Mary |. Bell. recently
Instructor in hygiene at the state
Norma! School IN iiarrisonburs. who
Department. hu; will now work nm
der regulations Jointly approved by
tho state boards Of Education and
Health. Under the West bill. which
PROVIDES that no teacher may secure
ic!'Et ia this work, such a course has
neon lMadn VIRTUALLY neCessnrv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Society or Hallway Financial
Objects. Jefferson Hotel, 10.
senior classes OF the Monte
"nriu Academy present play, "An
Afternoon with ShnkespeaEc., 4.
Parent Teachers Association
present play, "a wOmnnIrss We'd
ding" William Fox School, s.
Literary musical prourn,,
Union Theological Seminary. i.
'Thc Modern MnEi md the Mod
erh ChHiicnEc. pageant, City
Auditorium, S:t3.
Hethhny Home Auxiliary OF bar
ton Heights. monthly meeting nj
ho'ue OF NrS. u. q. Watkins, ia
Stunrt Road. 3E;O.
Acnde pictures and
>"""e't"c' "':o. ''f" Rnd 0it3.
Strnnd Theatcr-Durk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
DIR. Mc,cnlf Dcll,er. Lecture.

DR.. y. q. Mctcali. Linden Kent me-
mortal professor OF English !itcra-
turc in the University Of Virginia.
the Seventh street Christian Church
;hc second OF the series OF lectures
on 'cnniemporary English Iitc-.,-
lure: Poetry and Drama" given by
him self ana Dr. j. =. Wilson Indti'
the auspices Of the Division Of l.Ntcn-
sion Teaching OF the University OF
Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
STUDENTS WILL DISCUSS
LITERATURE OF MEXICO
u" sing Conntrya National Anthem,
md Read Poems OF Amado

students Of Union ThColor.caI sem
mar and the young women Of tho
training school viii Give Il literary
musical program IN the chapel OF III,
ScnnlHair tonlEh; At o'clo,i
The program WI! be based on Aicx-
eos art ana li;"raturc. singing OF
nc Mexican national anthem ana
readings from Amndo Neryo, Of tina.
country's greatest poets. wilI hc
SI;.ihonS N" features of the program.
IHc meeting WI be omen 10 All
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
MAJOR DOBIE WILL SPEAK
WHEN TABLET Is UNVEILED
Women'> Auxiliary 81 IicIIInona
Light Infantry Hines Will Com
duet Memorial Services.

Major -trmisttad ibobic. who was
on the STAFF OF Major-C;cncral Cronk-
hitc. OF the GiEhtiath Division. dur
ing the WAT. and who Is now profess
sor Of law at the University Of Nir-
Gin!a. Will make the principal al :
dress sunday afternoon at $40
o'clock in connection with the ser
vices at the unveilinS OF the memo
rial tablet in honor Of the members
of tho kichmcnd Blues Battalion
who lost their lives in the war. In
v:tationS TO :his affair are now he
ing sent out by ti:c Womca'S Auxi!-
iaIy o; the blues