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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
rr" >,in,or. Injured in crush.

FEEpERICNsHUEG, ~. sent -.
While atrm"Iiur To- max. :. land
HG ~ n"ld At Will,rnes. Friday.
plane pEoftd by Lieutenant Earl.
Randall Cn,ied states Marine
.orps. g'iieG into d!t.h. Turned
'Icr several Times and was badly
wrec@cd TIE pilo; ana his lnochan
ican were caught hcn,aih tho
debris 0l the demolished plane
T. eui.uant Eandall sustained =
bro",'t nose and several had cuts
and bruises about his face nai body.
"a addition L. having s"vcral tcctf
ahp'k,d "ut Ills mcchunician cs.
,uped win lesser injuries. The
broken airp!anc was loaded on q
large motor truck OF the marine
corps ana taken to the marin,
AVIATION field at Reid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Bl RI PRIVATE AlANkIN
IN RINERNIEW SUNDAY
Former Comrades Frnm Ri,hnoud
t.ra,s Are Active palIhcarrrs.
Funeral From Nr>iIrnrc

IN" funeral Of rrivai. Irwin Z
Mall;in. s"E OF Mir. and Mrs L. =
NauSir. took r!ac" from tn. nom. %;
mis- parents yesterday morning a, 10
o'clock Burial was sn Hiy.ryi-M.
wi;h military nonrrS Former com e
rairs IRON tn" Richmond Grays wcr.
aciiv" palibcarc~s
n" hpnoT""y pHNb"ar"rs were
hgunk Armstrong John -. Monroe.
i''HdNt Martin. William Sl"dI. Roger
Ncss. Franz p"rry. :. .. rick. - Z.
M":"rF Wil.iaU Fear. clifford
Weight. William Moor and Alfred
Clark
BESIDES ~, par.nis Friv.rc Man
S.u j. sut,.vcd by three steers
NrF ,. WatHius Mrs ! T. VI
h,us ana Miss Marguerite. Mauk4u.
and tw" brothers u: Hartman and
Harold /: Mankin
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NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA
MRS. B|GGER'S FUNERAL
THIS AT ERN00N' At 4
Services Will BE From M0nu.
mental Church and Bur
ial i'm Shockoe.

The funeral Of Mrs. John Bcll BIZ
ger. who died at her home. SOJ 49,;
Grace street. Saturday night at 40
o'clock. wIll u" held :rorn Monu,n.i-
tai Episcopal Church this afternoon
~ o'clock. Burial VIII be i'm I'D
Sh"ckOc Cemetery
Tn" paiIhcaicrs vii! be: Active
w. -. carfiw"ll, Walter rhriSti,n.
Or. r.. Trihi" Gatcwood. Robcr; W.
NliS"h Nathan simon. q Wad IL
WIDE. Alfred iohdin ana John +.
NahghHn.
Honorary Colonel John W. W..
ilhih". Richard z. wilson. Gordon
wallace, Iiichard H. Meade. Dr. +.
~ i'rr"ll, l'r. Alexander o. brown.
49,. A." J. i'r.nainan. -. McCartI
h"rhtnn X S"!'!cn ElIrsDn and CAP
tam James T. Bailey.
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ANA her right ankle broken IN two

ANA her right ankle broken N two
Ilac"s
Lr> raves WAS before marriage.
Miss i.cona Morris. Of Orange county.
-" was Twice married. Her first hIs-
band was the iat- Charles Il. BROOK =
ms. of Orange Count. aud tho SEQ
ond, II" late James Graves. also ~
Orange. Tire" sons and two d1ugh-
'rrS survive !:chcr, a. Erookinr. .;
',cv"i''h. Ohio: Leslie Rroo%inS. 90
';hoad.s VILE. Poun'll BrcoE;uy. OF
Locust Grove. VA. Mrs William \
Ham ton. vi Mineral. Louisa County.
ana Mrs Leslie =. Lang. or this city.
IN" Also leaves on. brother y y
:>.-ris. of Orange County. Tho fu-
neral VIII occur from ;hr Gravc@
home Moulgy AFTERNOON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

Compound, which l did and in short
time felt better. | had all kinds of
bad spells, but they all left me. Now
when feel weak and nervous l take
the Vegetable Compound and it al
ways does me good. ] wish all women
would try it during the Change of
Life for know it will do them good. +"
MES. a. KELLER, Alton, Tennessee.
Women from forty-five to fifty
years of age should take warning
from such symptoms as heat flashes,
palpitation of the heart, smothering
or fainting spells, or spots before the
eyes, and prepare their system FOR
this perfectly natural change by TAX
ing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. 1t has helped many.
many women through this trying
period, just as it did Mrs. Keller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
HARD TO BELIEVE
CHANGE 50 GREAT
Scranton Lady Suffered for
Nine Years Prior to TAX
ing Plant Juice.
PHOTO FURNISHES PROOF
Had spent Hundreds of Dol
lars, But Plant Juice Only
One to Give Relief.

out of gratitude for the mir
acuious recovery OF my health
glory in letting every one know the
means by which ii was brought abou,
and that was through Plant Juice"
said Mrs. Winfield Barber. who re-
sides at No. 81? Gordon Avenue. "A
wcii-known and popular Scranton
lady. in an interview with the Plane
Juice Man,
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Save Mgr" From ro~sinl. L.nrhinx.

DANNil.LE. VA. Sept. -. - The
shcrim OF caswcll County reported
10y tclcphon" this morning that
Nathan stamps. ~ negro.
saved from poSsibl" l,nchln. ycstcr-
day evening near Milton, after. II is
alleged. h. attempted TO attack a
l:-ycar-"ld whitc girl. was safc in
tail there. and that public feeling
appeared 10 be subsIidinG. The
sheriff said. however. that on tho
first inklinr uf further trouble he
was prcSare'i to take stamps away
10 a moro d.slnnt noint.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
john Pelham M,n.n.,d. Mo.

rE"'EIsIthSBl EG. VA. S.p, ~
-l"hn Pelham Mansfield. aged ..
A'ar"' d.rd at The home ~ his broth
"f' James Il. Mansfield, al Post Gal;
nP"'sSi|ah'a county. saturday. ard
survived II" TWO brothers. James
Il. Mansfield. of SpntSvlv.nia. aud w.
l.. Mansfield. ut washington: Two sis :
tors. Mr.. James Broaddus -, t.oui :,
County. ami M.sS Julia Mansfield. Of
SpNtsylva;ia
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Dr. Strothrr IL Hurled

ifNcliBrHi. VA, Sept; 25.-i'u-
neral services for Or. William =.
Str"thcr. who was killed by Jesse
Ford saturday at Strothcrs home.
Wc!. hcid -; noon today at the
!troth"r hone, being conducted by
':cv. W. l.. Mays. Intcrmont was IL
hrrinE l!ili Cemetery. Br. Samuel r.
Seni"r "f Court Street M.thodis,
church. conducting the services Ford
has been ba.!"d in ti0,obG bond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

l.fNCl!HUHG. VA. Sept 25.--Local
drcn!tcct> have been asked to draw
plans Cor :m sSu.000 temple to T..
erected here hy The !ncal OdI Follows
cations. Site between Eleventh
and Twelfth Streets. In Church
street has been bought for III. tenn
pie. Ei,!S are 10 be asked late dur
ing the winter for tile building 50
tha, construction may start with the
return of weather conditions that
VIII permit 81 outdoor work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

CHAiI.1TTESNiI.LE. VA. sept. ..
MIS- l-""na Graves, AGED IS %.
fhoad'sNilic. Orange County. dicl
'"St nIshi at the tnivcrsity Hospital
where shc was brought for trcatmcn,
one w"ek ago. While walking in he,
sleep AT her home three weeks ago
Mrs. Graves fell from - second story
window. Her right hin was SHATTERED,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

flnknam 8 pegc-
table Compound
has done for me.
D u ring t h c
Change Of Life 1
was in bed for
eight months and
had two good doc
tors treating me
but they did me
no good. A friend
advisedme to take
Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

Oh. driver OF mail van. is accused
OF staying his aunt. Mary Williams
~ Manlcy Street. and Donald WEIGH
c"iorcd. of % Manley Street. Hayes
was arrested by S. j. Baucum. chief
OF police Of TruNtun. following the
shooting. He was turned over to De.
t"ctiNc Williams and Cherry, of the
city police department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
BY Briggs

s"rvic. in the STATE courts. Only
ihir'? such honorary members arc
eligible. however.
II is proposed 10 recruit a field hos
rital company here neat wcck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
MAIL VAN DRIVER
ACCUSED OF MURDER
Prisoner IL thurged With SInyiur
Ills NriGhhor aud Aunt la


PORTSMOUTH. VA. Sept, 25--Two
p-rsnnS--a man aud II woman-are
dead. AMI one man is locked M in
The city Jail OH charges OF murder.
as the outcome Of IL clash which oc-
cured in Manley street. TruNiun. ut
& o'clock las; night.
t.mmanucl' Hayes. colorcd IS years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
in BED EIGHT
MONTHS
Cause-Change of Life. How
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Got Ne Up

Alton, Tenn. 81 want other suf-
fering women to know what Lydia f..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
40 MiEiSI:D INCREASE:
NOTED IL sTI.l:i. III VIM;

NEW YORK. April 10 Spirited
competition for the limited current
business. in IN" stecl market. was
tEouSht I'm business circles :" have
prcc!p!tated the Succession ~ price
cUttin.. announcements today 10y both
IN. United States steel Corporation
and SEVERN indcpeuGcn's. No narkc!
Increase ia huyinG was noted. now
ever.
With tho announcements "Npoctc'
To follow hy similar ones from other
steel makers came word lhnt some
of the idle minis are soon To resume
operations, bringing back to work
not = trw ut the unemployed. The
day drought average drops 81 IS q,
ton Ia thc price, OF ..'ccl pipe and dc
clin"s on sheet steel quotations Witch
varied from 81 To 81 a ton. selma
prices oI steel bars, plates, structural
iron and other products were lowered
10y Tuauy indc pcudcUtS aS far back ass
EAST Ecnruar ana on Tuesday ~
this week tn" United States steel
Corporation followed their lead. II
was understood today that the cor
2oiail"u expected Within Il Shpr;
t!mc 10 Gu: It's prices on piping aud
,GtcS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
NEW ORLEANS EXCHANGE
ISSUES FIGURES ON COTTON
IRy observation-disclosures /

NEW ORLEANS April l5,-Sccrc-
tnry licstcr. 81 tho Sew Orleans Cot
TO" exchange. HAS just issued = state
:ucnt Of weights OF 5,Sli,lhy bales
or cotton handed at outports ANA
across the MISSISSIPPI. Ohio and po-
ionac Rivers overland to American
iGituufacturcrs, outside the cotton
ho!t during the months OF August
20 March, inclusive
The statement shows an average
per hale of J2i :S-l00 pounds. against
'!3 2S-lpO for the same period last
year.
Detailed averaged are:
Texas ports. $50 9SloO. against 527
12-l"o last year.
Louisiana ports. $40 9S-lov. against
J1i jg-loO last year
ALabama poris. 5li 57-lGo, against
JlS IS-lp0 last year
Georgia ports So5 500. against
"o@ 2D-lrn last year.
south Carolina ports 1913, aEaIns,
ISIS last year.
North carolina ports i9o. against
$50 last year.
virginia ports 500. against 400 last
wear.
Tennessee ports 500 92-lOo. against
|iG i5-lOo last year.
These averages ar" based on state
mcutS OF cotton handled a. ports and
overland based on official returns OF
a'cureiurics aud upncrintcndcnts oi
ne exchanges and exports at ports
~ the states named.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16

Those are instiuctioas." no added.
Mr. Howton. who had The floor. re-
torted that no would nor surrender
question on which no foit ho was
right, Senate orders. notwithstand-
l he don't PROPOSE to have the
Other body. no exclaimed.
"Dictntcd by scnatc.n
That admission. by Mr.. Fordney IS
the most amusing | have ever heard
IN my Eighteen years experience In
the House. Representative Garner,
or Texas. shouted. 1T appears that
he Constitution IL being violated
Tor IT says explicitly that revenue
Measures measure, mist originate in the
man or he Ways and Means Commit.
tee admitting frankly that the bill
wac dictated by the Senate.
And further, MIR. Fordney's state
mont means that hereafter no bill
can be amended in this House IL tho
Senate leaders VIII that il Shall not
be changed. 1t means We must bow
!" INC senators wishes. whether or
not amendments have merit"
Mr.. Forincy's earlier declaration
that no amendments could hc at
iachcd was followed by the Rcpub-
licrni', who downod every attempt to
sought TO amend the hiIi were dis
posed OF with the same CELEBRITY AS
Democrats, and the bill now goes to
As passed by the House. the meas
urc is practically idcntic..i with tho
fordn"y bin vetoed by President VII
son. Protection would be given q
number OF agricultural products. in
Guiding wheat, cottou, sugar. wool.
corn. cattle and sheep, bu: the bin
would BE- opcrativ" for ONLY ak
months instead of the ten provided
Tor ia the Fordncy measure. The
antidump!nS provisions also were not
Included In the Fordn"y measure to-
Ecthcr with "A eyStcm for cSiimat!n-:
the duties imposed on the basis Of
the American value Of foreign coin
as determined by. the Secretary OF
tn" Treasury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
z MEN PAY DEATH PENALTY
FOR COMMITTING MURDERS
Lny Assoolatod rrnss.l

JACK son. Mss, April i5.-Two
men pa!i tho death penalty for thciI'
crimes today. following their Convic-
toh In NJ iaSiss!pp! courts. Losso
watts. OF F!c!, -burS was hanged al
or; Gibson vaiio i.ostcr candy WAS
eNecut,d IN lis homo town. Wayncs-
hvro.
Both executions were carried out
without II hitch In til. plans. only
small groups being udnittyd to the
ihc'osure where the hanging took
Place.
me execution of both men followed
long legal fight to save their lives
ma numerous efforts TO secure CN-
.tutive clcmency from the Governor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
METHODIST WOMEN TO
TOUR CITY IN AUTOS

Continued From First raEcD
spoke ON operation between
tho Pastor. Superintendent and
iicad Ras.Lcnt" Tho Men and
Boys IN tic Wesley House Program
Was discussed by Rev. l.. :. Shov"r
~ RiehmonG MISS Martha LOWS
sgoNc o" Tho Cuban CiEay!ua,sors
CHILD" and Rev. w. G. Ch!!drcss,
told OF the CITY Missions in china"
Gives S;creopt'-on Lecture.
Rev. Il 9. I!miLruuucr, VINO re
Gently uadc a survey Of The Bcthic-
tom Negro Community t,,Isc. tn
Nashville, las; n!ght delivered .
stc.oOpticor lecture Oh tho conditions
ul The house. The lecture was schcd-
MOD Tor .hc first night OF tho con
van,ion, but was postponed.
Yesterday Was the most cvcntful
Gay ot tae wonun's missionary Ccun-
Church. ~ any day since the council
las roen in session, Tho house was
Iached at each service and tho large
ruugresatian was intensely interest
al ia the program.
Rev, W ". Piuson - n. Of Nash
y,u", secretary OF the general board
rl missions was tho frs: speaker
pr the lay ana discussed the ch,l-
eugc of The Now World TO ihe
church
Touch Rmcinl Question.
one of The most striking speeches
on the entire program OF the confer
cncc was made by Rev. Ashhy Jones.
II. D.. of Atlanta. Ga. talking on the
inter racial question. Time after
time he was Interrupted by storms of
applause from the audience as he
pleaded the cause OF the negro. lie
declared that ,hc South stood for alb
Soiutc demarcation and integrity of
races ana traced the growth Of the
negro race in america. Or Jones
stated that There was mistaken
theory In tho South that the negro
could not ~" educated which is i
remnant of the slavery days.
Dr. Thomas Garter. OF Nan,icrl ut
University. who conducts the Bible
class each day AZ Il o'clock. spoke
on THE Adoption OF the rrincipl.
Il Love" Ths MAS the second of
a series OF speeches on thc upliit
power OF christ.
Report ON srnrrit srh"n..
IN the afternoon Rev. Ia. T.. Cook.
n. -. OF Kansas CITY. made the re-
mort .of lie Scarri't hible and Train
ms school. iir Cook stated that for
thIcty years this institution has been
engaged IN the preparation or young
women tor Christian service at home
and abroad. II has sent as graduates
from its halls $50 young women Into
IL" iirldS 90 service az this number
u are nov w"rHinS az foreign mis-
s!unarirs. 81 social Workers ana s. ms
home G"l:on.Ss"s. Jiundr1dS more
HAVE taken partial training or special
courses At the school.
Train for Service.
Tho sahnu! aims 10 train Its cam
r
Nir,: second 80 home dcaconcSsc. HnI
home missionaries" and third 10 train
other professional snI Honprofcs-
slprhl Workers.
An open discussion on the foreign
work conducted by Mtsn Howell and
Miss Case. secretaries IN Charge ~
that work. was held. Mlssiona ri"s
from all OF tho FOREIGN fields partici
pat"d In tho discussion.
ilr ~ l. snyder. president OF Wof-
ford college. SpartauShurE. :. g.
SPOKE on Christian education and the
great need of the church today,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16

u. S. WILL SOON ACT
IN HUN PREPARATIONS

Indication has been given that the
tmtud states may mov. soon Ia cS-
tUtIsh active American participatinn
70 The settlement of German r"pHr1-
lions
The cruz Of The world economic
question is r"paratiouS n was stated
Ira Il Nigh administration quarter.
Tho economic reimbursement OF EG-
rome. u was added. cannot he ac-
eowp,shcd without 1t having vital
effect On commerce. Industry ana the
General business life of the United
Siutvs.
Ey joining in the aftcr-war settle
ueul OF Europe, II was pointed out
j.iS government would be acting 10
safeguard It's own interests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
b, S. POLICY TOWARD MEXICO
NOW BEING DEVEl QPED
lny United News.I

WhSlilNGTON, April i5.-'rhc ad-
ministatioa has definitely turned its
attention TO Developments uf tho policy
#Airh The United states VIII puisu.
toward Mexico.
George II. Summcgiin, Charge
. 'Arnrrs OF thc American embassy
M Mexico city. has been called to
washington Tor conferences with
secretary OF State iiuuhcs and Under
secretary Fletcher. Summvrlm already
has left Mexico CITY and ~ expected
10 reach Washington next wco'> Tho
definition oi America New MrNictn
policy - expected To depend great -
ur"n SummErlin's report, aud tine re-
COmmc ndntlOn Inc mnl:cs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
Rain Torrent Follows Tornado.

JACKSON. MISS. April i5-rhc
western part Of Kinds County was
swept Ivy severe wind ana rain
storm late today. y number Of
houses were demolished and n store
at Swell was unroofcd y torrcutial
rain fell and Pearl Rjvcr and other
streams throughout this part of tho
stat" are rising rapidly, and much
farm land Will he inundated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
ALLEGED MARITAL TANGLE
WILL BE INVESTIGATED
Try Assnciatch rr.as.l

JERSEY CITY. y j., April Ia
Grand jury investigation OF the
martial affairs Of Herbert Thornton
Andrews. alleged to have lived with
Two wives here in ono apartment, is
80 start tomorrow.
Mrs. Maud Andrews. wife No. l."
will he asked to tell the iury her
story OF the triauGir. Prosecutor
iarvcn issued Il Subpoena for hog
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
GOTHAM YOUTH GETS DEATH
SENTENCE FOR MURDER

NEW YORK, Aurii l5.-Pot"r Nun
%iata, Il. is one of tn" Youngest do
'cndants ever convicted OF murder in
New York. He was found guilty OF
Inst degree murder. outailing q sent
"nrc TO the electric chair. for assist
inG in the killing of Professor Vii
.i.d kotkov. of the New \ orI Jewish
Tn. illogical Seminary.
Tho Professor was beaten to death
m Il robbery. Three other alleged
ganGstcrs. each - years ella, are
stiil TO he tried for the crime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
SEVERAL DIE. MANY
HURT, IN TORNADO

CONTINUED From First roecD
late today. y number Of others arc
reported injured. but all telegraph
wires 70 surrounding country are
down and little information regarding
the damage done by the storm can be
obtained.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16

Follow Ink the tour i'm the business
district this morning. "Chimmic," ac-
crmpani"d by CAPTAIN Sa;tcriield.
Major E"irn". Lieutenant Mason and
Major Milton. will tacklc the Hroad
street crowds. The members or the
legion viii handle the funds. Will"
"Chimmi"" viii dispense the copies
To tn" purchasers.
Last might at : o'clock. the Dis
patch S-W.bOyS' Club were tile guests
~ the Broadway Athletic Arena,
whore "'himmic' addressed them.
Following that. II" conducted Il
descent on the carnival. which IS
showing ON tho 10; nest To the arena.
The enhancement gave the Kids II
treat, allowing them tn" run of tn"
grounds, with alI the shows. the
whip tn" merry ro-r"und and Ferris
wheel 1T their disposal. About sou
u,wsbuNs Yer, no tho party.
Visit Ends Tomorrow.
Tomorrow "ihimmjc" Viii CouCiud"
his visit To Richmond Win several
talks in the churches. AZ ~ o'clock,
IN tho i5jbio class OF the Fulton Zap
fist church NJ i'addcn viii br pre-
scented hy EcN. W. Thorburn Clarke,
i,rcsid-nt at the Ministerial Union.
Yesterday tho IMAM with the siren
voice continued his visits Ia the 10
cat schools and spoke at i!cncu, zine
Academy, Hainbrid.sr Junior High
school. Armstrong High school. I!ar-
ton Heights school and Gintcr Park
school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16
LABOR WILL RENEW
STEEL UNION FIGHT
Actual Campaign Of the Ainefi-
can Federation to Begin
w. June 10.
DRIVE OPENS IN DINNER
Seek to Obtain Membership Of
All Workers in United
States.
DRIVE OPENS IN DINNER

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VIZ 80
iiciy announced.
The council. it is understood, has
practically decided to open It's ma
aonal AcadquArters IN chitaso Win
large branch Office at PITTSBURGH.
Pa. II IS manned also to omen or
r,ri,,,io, o,,r.. ir ciovcl,r,
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Buffalo. New York. Pueblo, Colo;
bethlehem. Pa, and Stcciton IA. Tho
Gary 5is.-ic, Will he handled from
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Viii direct organization work at
Joh1s;own. Pa: Newcastle Pa:
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ExrImrc I.nrgr Sill.

\ lnN-EaII0n SUI and 700 gallons
Of mash. together with Il quantity
OF ny" and barley. as well as con-
;aincrs. were destroyed "Wednesday by
state prohibition officers in York
County, according TO information re-
ccivcd hero Yesterday at III" office
Of Comm .ssioner Smith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-16

MEM YORK. April 1.-THE Shoon-
~ Amos BrirgS. which was reported
ms haNin: capsiZcd off Scotland Light
ship yesterday. w3@ brought into
port today by the coast guard cut
tor Gresham. which found the schoon-
cr dfSmhntl"d. mt right side up.
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D, tl'ii>i'.
First Baptist Church

Preaching by the pastor. Dr. Geo.
w. Mcdaniel. at II y. N. and S l.. NJ.
sunday School. beginning at $3.50
\. NJ.
The five II. Y. /. Us meet from {
to 8 T. NJ.
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Asks a. =. Ia withdraw Forces.

MNNNGUN, MIC. Npril l5--N rcs0-
luton urging the United States gov
crnmcnt to withdraw it's armed
forces stationed in this city was re-
j"ctcd by the Nicaraguan Senate yes
:crday.
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UNITARIAN.
UNITARIAN.
First Unitarian Churc]
tFloyd Avenue and Harrison Street
OUR FAITH

EF!"yU NVtnuH anu TIlrFiSOn Street
OUR FAITH
The F'athcrhood OF God
The brotherhood OF Man
The Leadership OF Jesus.
salvation by Character
Tho PROGRESS OF Mankind OnwaI
and Upward Forever.
Services at IL a. NJ. and 8 T.
Preaching by Rev. Frank Pratt. =
Subjects. <. NJ, The rlacc [
christianity Among the Great Wor
k"liE!ons"; J.. NJ. treason az an a
to Religion"
, sunday School. with Adult Bin
Class. 1T 1920.
You are invited to these SERVED
Your mind viii he ruickcncd nj
your religious life deepencd.
All Seats Free.