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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Copyright, National Newspaper ScryicS)
Toilet Of the Toothbrush.

pr William Rice. ~can Of Tun.> College
Dental School. advises that the mother or
nurse should begin brushing a child's teeth as
soon as the child begins taking a mixed diet.
ana even before this If there arc evidences of
accr"tions upon tho surfaces of the teeth lie
recommends Il toothbrush small enough TO IA 8 S
between lip and ch""k and tho surfaces of tho
teeth. ana with STILES moderately brist The
brush should be soaked in boiling water prior
l" hrst use. The brushing should not be so
vigorous as to injurc the gums.
DR.. Rice says that experiments have shown
that toothbrush rinsed in water after use
and then placed in "A closed receptacle harhors
many more bacteria than one similarly r!uscd
and then left hanging in Tho air to dry. lie
therefore advises rinsins tho toothbrush in
hot water after use and hanging it to dry in
the air, where dust cannot reach At
Brushing the teeth is weak compromise
with n faulty diet. Were our food less doc
torcd," less denaturized hy excessive milling
our teeth would certainly he stronger by rca
son Of more normal exercise In nlastica ZION
ana the mineral nutrimcnt derived from un-
denaturizcd foods. hut wanting in such sad
substitutes as white bread white sugar
polished rice, etc.
one aspect OF the tooth brushing question
which certainly Interests surgeon or physi-
Clan who understands the principles or tcchnic
Of ascrsis is tho possible spreading Of infcc-
ton about the mouth from one little cavity.
My own notion is that should visit the
dentist more frequently.
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ANTAlOUPES NOW FOUND
ON RICHMOND MARKETS
Make Their Appearance Here in
Limited Supply-Iilackbcrr
From South Also Here.

haG weather and some Other dr,yy-
! BACKS have this week couspir.d TO IN
'crf"rc somewhat with tho business ~
bringing country produce 10 rim.
mond, ana tho retail market mon
hay" TO skirmish around consider
ably in order to make their places
attractive to the housewives ana
others who 20 gu, this morning 10
lav In tho ingredients for ;hc Satur-
! DAY and sunday dinners
The fruit and vegetable stands vyilI
DO found 20 hc a little short ~ their
usual May supply. hut they are at
'ract!vc nevertheless. Ncry fine viz
Slnlh straw berries are la good supply
~ ," 10 30 cents per quart slncIl-
h"fri"S from down South arc in cvi-
d"nSe. although not ye, plentiful
They are going at 80 10 80 cents tn.
quart basket. CantnIoupcs have made
their appcarancc Ia limited supply
and can be had 10: ! l-2 10 % cents
apiece Peaches are In good supply
At 20 TO IS cents per quart.
cucmmbers and cymb!!ngs arc In
fairly good supply, as arc tomatoes
and corn "on the cob and tn. usual
supply Of salads. carrots. potatoes,
satisfy. lettuce and celery Will greet
Tho eye Of tho visitors TO the stands
ana stalls.
The FISH market Is ahundhntly sun
plicd Rainy weather docs not IN
tcrferc with that. Tho nnc blue FISH
~ ." to 20 cents n pound; butter nsh
~ 90 "a, -. ana Norfolk spots nj %
to %. may Zoe said TO lac tho leaders.
virginia inackcrel Is now at hand
costing 20 to 81 cents per pound, and
thc soft crabs can bc had at 81 to 60
rrr dozen
TIRE poultry market is fairly we'll
supplied although there is some
shortage Of spring chickens Yhcv
arc selling when dressed at - to so
cents per pound. Dressed hens ar"
marked 81 10 -. Eggs arc plentiful
arc no changes to he noted in the
meat market.
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
ON TOPICS OF THE DAY
ihofhaS Is. Scott, us Chairman,
Neutral on Free Pcws in
ST. pnul'S

To the Editor ~ The Times Dispatch.
sir read In today's edition of
your paper an account of the conEr..
sational meeting O! ST Iaurs Epis-
copal church. held last night. and Of
me discussion then had o. The uucs-
uoh or Tree p"ws III that church.
In the account you represented mo
MS having expressed views favorable
TO the adoption Of tho free pew sys-
tom. L happened 10 be chairman of
the committee appointed to invcSti-
gate ana make report upon the Tucs-
ton and. as the committee had not
completed its Investigations ana was
not ready 20 mako its report. pur-
poscly rcfraincd from assuming an
attitude either favora bic or unfnvo--
able TO the suggested change ana on
dcaHCrcd. by my remarks. to make
this perfectly clear to the conGroga-
ton. As chairman Of "A committee
not yet prepared TO state IT'S findings
| did not consider | could properly
advocate either one side or the other
OF the controversy, and certainly
cndcarorcd not 10 do so
would appreciate your giving this
statement proper publicity In order
that Ia" erroneous impression created
by your article may be corrected.
Very truly yours
THOMAS d. SCOTT.
Richmond. Va. May %, 1927.
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French to Honor American Dead
IHy United Ncws.1

FAIRS May 27.--Whercvcr American sol.
dicrs lie buried in France, there. Memorial
Day. tho French people Will join with .Ancri-
officials and civilians in honorng the
memory OF the boys who came rolici<ing down
the gangplanks OF the transports long
ago. but never went back again Two years
after tho memorable Decoration Day address
ui President Wilson at Surcsncs Cemetery
that forest OF white crosses Marshal rctain.
who Was commander OF the French army
under tn" supreme command OF Marshal Foch.
will address another gathering OF American
ana French officials and civilians and French
soldiers the gacriccs of the men vino lie
turicd there. Every grave will be covered
With flowers. placed by the American Legion
and the French people OF the region. AS in
deed. will be every grave in the northern
s o. s area Services will he held in all
cemeteries where The stars and Stripes marks
tho presence OF fallen doughboys
on the morning of Memorial, Day Erigader-
General Johnston. United States Army. and
Rear admiral MaErudcr. United States Navy
Will attend services both in ChatcauThicrry
and Ecllcau Wood, making official addresses
On behalf OF their respective services admiral
Ma"rudcr making especial references to the
hcroism Of the marines who such glory
this region.
Delegations Of American veterans residing
ia France will visit ploisy to pay their re-
spcc;s 10 their dead comrades and listen
address by iiriGadcr-Ccncral Frank Parker.
one o. the commanders of the First Division
Other groups will go 10 tho burYing grounds
Of BoEy, Fismcs. Amicns. Scringes. Chaumont
Chalous, Villcrs Tourncllcs. ScZannc, Nitry- le-
Bains. Vichy, Anglers, Lctannc. Beaumont
Chalons. Nilcrs Tourncles, Sczanne. Nitry lie
Francois Saumur. Neufcha tcau Bazoitlcs.
Nilio I.cmens Tours. Hlois, Is Sou Dun. Ncvcrs
Nantes Saintc Nazairc. Brcst, Limoges. Peri
gueux. Bordeaux. Rouen. lie Havrc, hi, ppe
ChcrLourg and Lille.
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Socks Lower In, Itntc

To the Editor of The Times Dispa,ch.
Sir'--hon. Louis S. Epcs. Senator
from The Twenty eighth Senatorial
District, appeared before the BOARD
OF S"hcrVisors Of Nottowav County
AT Nottoway Courthouse. on Monday
the 23rh inst. and made n most
interesting and Instructive address
IN behalf OF the tax payers of MOTTO
way County, in an effort to secure a
lower rate Of taxation in Nottoway
County.
Tine assessments in Nottoway Coun-
~ nave been raistd los per cent
lherc was boom in real estate val
ncS a lew years ago on-account of the
nigh prices paid for bright tobncro
and many North Carolina rcopIo
came to this section and contracted
10 buy land At high prices on the
strength of this boom" the courts
instructed land assessors to raise as
scssmcnts on al! real estate in This
section of Virginia. The assessments
were accordingly raised los pcr cent.
bright tobacco hardly paid the cost
OF stripping. and the North Carolina
people have abandoned the farms ami
many OF them have bccn returned to
the owners. who will have To nav
taxes. under the Increased valuation.
Crops have gohc down. frcights and
machinery are still high, labor is
scarce. and the question is what are
we going to do TO raise the taxes?
Many farms have been assessed far
beyond their present cash value. The
Board of Supervisors in this county
made n slight reduction in the rate
Tor county purposes. but the rate for
state taxation remains the same. SEN
ator Epcs produced before the board
a compilation of assessed values Of
personal property tangible and in
tangihle) and real estate. From an
inspection of this report. from the
Auditor of Public Accounts. will be
seen. the grossest inequalities in as
scssmcnts of property
Uniform taxation is one of the fun
damental principles OF our govern
mcnt. We need the help of our for
ward looking statesmen" to remedy
III his unfair system of assessments.
Southwest Virginia, with its fertile
heids and blue. grass. teeming with
magnificent cattle of short horn and
Hereford. export beef cattle. and
berkshire o. I. C. and Poland China
hogs is not paying as much per head
as we pay in SouthSide Virginia on
our scrub cattle" and pine rooters.
Nottoway County pays an average Of
$3.50 on hogs; wythc. s3.52: Motto
way, 1910 on cows. Wythe s20.36;
Nottoway Si7,29 per acre on land
Wythc S1f.l6: and this comparison ali
through the great Southwest shows
that we are paying moro on our odd
heids' than the great Southwest is
paying on its magnificent fertile
fields.
Can't we interest tho. business mon
OF that section in an effort to make
these assessments more uniform? We
are expecting that great section of
The state to help us get n moro uni
form rate of assessment. II we are
to bond the State for good roads, 1t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
News Of Fifty Years Ago

From the Richmond Dispatch. May IS 1911
around Richmond will be decorated the
Army of the Republic.
Governor T.. T. Randolph, of New Jersey.
is on Il visit TO this city. and is the guest
Of Rev. Moses u. iogc He will remain here
several days
The following gentlemen have been APP
pointed by Governor Walker TO be military
examiners for Danvillc ana the County of
rittsylvana: Colonel r. j. Harvic, Colonel
George c. Cahcll and Captain w. Il. Graves.
The regular white vote OF Richmond is
G3i5. In the election this week the Con-
scrvative ticket received 5,Sci votes.
c. w. Lasster good man, was elected
Mayor of the town of Suffolk. and the Con-
scrvativcs we're generally successful
In Petersburg the Republicans elected sew
cntccn OF the twenty four Councilmcn.
This was doing well for the white men of
that city, considering tho heavy odds against
them.
The Conservative flags are flying in Nor
folk. They carried three out Of the four
wards in tho city election this week.
in I.cxington tho Conservatives won a com
tickc, in the field. bu; failed TO elect a single
man on it,.
The Northern editorial cXcursionists under
escort OF y. ~. iiotchkiss spent yesterday I'm
Stanton. and the people of that good old
town gavc them a hearty welcome and a
good time while they fingered there.
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The Poets Corner
The Virginia Reel.

IRe virginia Reel.
Moon is In the heavens.
River rushing by.
Silvercd in the starlight
Twinklcs the FREELY.
Lights in the pavilion.
Music lively. Soon
All the folks will dance to
This quick, merry tune.
Clap your hands and sing for
The reel has now begun; 4
Dancers are awaiting 81
To have little fun. 90
Swing your partners. brothers,
Couple circles. swings.
How the old pavilion
With bright laughter rings,
Forward to your partners.
backwards. back wards-so.
Everybody dancing
Lightly TO and fro.
Ends quick towards the center.
Riddles gaylv sound.
Couples laughing. carcfrcc,
Whirling dizzy round
PARTNERS claspinc hands to
Form human arch.
Down the middle--fali in!
Others quickly march.
Riddles singing, lively.
Dancing onward sweeps,
River gurglcs cheerful.
Jolly fun moon peeps.
Who could not tho very
Joy of sweet life feel.
When no dances. dances
This old Virginia Reel7
Ethel Roads,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
HIGH FREIGHT RATES
NOT HOLDING UP BUSINESS

WASHINGTON. May o7-Shipmcnts
OF coal, lumber and grain have not
been impcdcd by existing freight
rates, declared Edward Chambers.
vice president OF the Aichison. To.
pcka and Santa Fee Railway, today
before the Senate Interstate Com
mercc Committee.
Pacific Coast lumber shippers arc
disappointed in the effect the reduced
rates had upon the movement" he
said. ut Is no better now than 1t
was before tho ratios were reduced"
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Whore EcfOrm l. \rClrl

n
w cred his keynote address i'm Richmond
on April 80 he said 'Our whole system of
taxation needs the work OF skilllul hands
s,to bring it up 10 the standard the proper
. standard OF progressive state" He might
have gone further and promised specifically
Sthat II elected Governor he would exert his
&best efforts toward an ovcrhauling Of our
absurd assessment method TO b. end that
tits groiesquc Inequalities might tie ironcd
~out and each section OF the state. each
S~County and each city, contribute its proper
- tionato share TO the State instead Of one
: section living at the expense OF the others
That, however, would be Incidental TO his
promised tax reform and may he taken for
granted as q part Of his program. In all
: conscience, it is 4 soio need
- Since Auditor Moore issued his statement
IA few days ago showing the gross inequali-
tiles in the assessment OF real ami personal
spropcrty. newspapers in every part OF the
q State--thc Great Southwest excepted have
. been making comparisons and drawing con
> cinsiomS The consensus OF their nndiygs
lis that the great prosperous Southwest rich
>-ln fine cattle. boastful OF bloodcd horses
leading in every kind of stock that Virginia
- produces. and waxing fat out of the for
Utility of its lands, is s'riliingly modest in
-vauing its properties for taxation purposes
1.-The Great Southwest spreads the fame of
: Its cattle abroad, Yet whom the assessor
~comes around the value per head is at least
$50 less Than SCRUBS can he purchased
= for i'll the eastern counties OF the state
- The same moucsty OF Possession is on
) countered in every other ilem on the asses
sfor's list judging by tax returns tho. Great
eSouthwest raises nothing but scrub cattle
&and spawned horses grades IN broken-down
automohlles hatto.- ..u' tunes on third
.Ahand pianos and scratches our "a bare exist
~ence from WORKOUT farms. Bu, let any one
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MINIATURE ALMASAC.

VIII cost more TO build a road in
Southwest Virginia than in Southside
virginia. We want good roads all
over Virginia. but the taxation uues-
ton needs adjustment. Southwest
Virginia has furnished many able
statesmen in 'hc past for all the de-
partmcnts for our State government
and IL making for itself a name for
it's business methods.
Let us have reform in the assess
mcnt of property.
HENRY Il. LEE.
Crewc. Va, May 81, 1921,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28

N"r'h Carolina appointccs TO the Federal pic
counter seem tn he finding difficulty in cross
ing inc not sands of senatorial approbatio
fnt then. members from c. o. J. stroucholds
must make some allowance FOR their brethren
OF toe Sparsely Republican settlements ana
overlook some political chicanery. which seems
TO nc matter OF necessity in these parts
kinSton Free Press
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VIII Cut Passenger untcs.

MOBILE, ALA. May o7.-Accord
ing 10 announcement hy President
Cochranc. fthc Alabama. Tennessee
and Northern Railroad. reduction Of
l6 "a per cont in Interstate pa sscn-
ger rates will be put into effect juno
], over that road
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28

Iudro'' said tn" prisoner. Il know tho las,
tinic WAS hor" promised to cut !, ON, In,
found out there was a gallon of tcn-yoar-
old hich-class stuff at"
ON" moment" Interrupted tho Judge
St"rnly Here, YOU write that address down.
'N' d"ni say it out loud. I'll have no riots
originating IN my court-room,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
Old Nrb.'

SO here" said Smi,hcrs. reading from,
an old Book. Il SOC here Tim, . roller par,nn
N'b"chadn"z2ar ate grass for =: living for
seven years.
N'"h.' agreed Joneshy. Il heerd ahou, Tin,
700 i'ed ma been eatin grass yet only soou's
'Hey iound out grass was any good a synai-
'"'5 b""Sht M all tn mcddcrs"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28

west virginia and Kentucky have too long
delayed action to end tho warf:,-s of minors
ana 'oai operators. II the intervention of
federai troops now becomes necessary to pro-
'c'' i'ic ana to restore working conditions in
inc mine region. the West Virginia state au-
thorites tcar the responsibility for Temporary
breakdown OF state police power-Ashcvllc
Citizen.
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Farewell. l:instcIn!

We oe'n Worrying for 4 month about
o"-o'dinaies and rolativity. and now Mn of
S""'en a fellow writes an article showing tina,
~" u r'I"S'''h IL right. ii only makes "a diff
ter"nc" "f nineteen miles mcasurirr rr,,,, ~;
:"rih t" the sun. That being the cas-. gimme
TWO cards and lsti
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Hickory

HICKORY. dickory. docking.
y mouse ran up the cIockinc:
And the way the girl shouted
rad the mouse quickly routed
IRON picture quite terribly shoe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28

mere is plenty Of work TO be done in this
country If employer and cmployc could agree
on the terms of employment, The remedy for
S''"iheu relations may he For moro people to
get IN business for themselves. There ought
to he more cooperative enterprises Ralcirb
News and Observer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
The Weather
forecast H. for Virginia
Locnl Temrrr.tmrc Nc..c1tIlN.

INWfHfurt
Maximum 'elnprratura 10 : j. II
.ihiinG:H temperature to T. M q
Mean temperature yesterday " :
SOMA! icWperniurc for this dntc. =
lt"Nci"uCy yesterday
EStcsS since March o..
ENCcsa since January Al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
Dyson IL Nominated.

wASHINGTON, May 27-Bcnjamin
T.. Dyson, OF Florida. was nominated
hy President Harding today TO he
United states marshal for the south
crn district Of Florida.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28

Of laying and collecting isNcs needs to be
reformed II is the most serious defect to-
day in our system ~ government and tho
greatest Of all bars 10 the progress OF the
Commonwealth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28

ne Guy Thai Rubbed the Lamp lost it,
Gambling is sordid business and SOM,
uSincSS is s"rdd gambling
Weighed in the balances: WAR.
Human fame winds up in :. pinch Of dus,
ana resolutions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28

t"N' OF ONO. says the Republicans are on
htIed TO frame foreign policy without Dem
"'r''c interference. But their chief difficulty
~ 10 frame II without Democratic prcccdents
Wilson Times
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tanrcoal nph.. Dali, rno,,,.,,

Nhcn !"ail gifts so sick yo' cyarn't stan
~ no mo- said Charcoal tph. rllminativelv.
what N'iT "a lie yo cwinc think up TO t tell
St i'ot'r houtn whar yo' got dat ,1I,c, :.
Heaven? Eat pickle. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28

virginia man. Judge waddill. has been
recommended for judge of the Fourth Fedora |
'ircGit Court succeeding the late Judge
iritchard. That's another job North Carolina
mas lost because of scramble among her
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Herald
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28

i.h!ni"u : hours ending T. NJ. Non.
Ehhlhi - hours ending : j.. M..... 10
ENc"sE Hinr" March ., Al
ENc""s sine" January . z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28

not very well get along without the allies and
ma. the allies could not very well get along
without us-charlottc News
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Echoes From Down Home

Wonder how the question OF how many
oysters tn" people OF the United States eat in "A
%car happened 20 escape the mind of Mr.
Edison ne formulating his question
MARE PERHAPS il was this omission in enter
prise ON part OF the inventor that suggested
the opcnIng for the oyster growers. Anyhow
tho country has learned thar il consumed g.
coo,C0o00o bivalves last year. or 200 900 900
more than two years ago-Charlottc Observer
Tn" fact was presented At the Southern Zap
fist Convention that tho average salary OF
nearly 10000 BAPTIST clcrgymen in the south
is below $500 year. Where the treasure
there the heart; and the conclusion is that the
heart OF Southotn BaptIs;ry is not in irs pull
pit. iiut the other denominations make rcla-
lively the same sort OF Observation-Disclosures
News.
Mr.. Hoover makes tho encouraging an
uounccm"nt as regards business conditions.
that I'VE have turned the corner ana the
general opinion seems TO he that Mr.. Hoover
IS correct The corner turned, incident
ally, just about the time the United states
also turned corner and decided that We could
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28

Kentucky moonshinc liquor. when ,,,,,
was applied, burned 81 xinnoccnt hystand.rs
The N're'ni" brand gives the same effect with
out the match
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Sprcin! IJnti,.

Local Observations At X J.. VI. Yesterday
" ma difi ION. south wind velocity, q
weather at T.. NJ. cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28

N"N mat IN" randidatcs for Governor have
'hH'" Inc awful suspense by paying their en-
trance fees, let the campaign proceed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28

Glad to know that tobacco prices are cckinr
''nom'n level The weed in our Gavo,l,e
brand is already tina, way.
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MrInuun1 GlnIrs. plspatrh

eunILsnED every day in he wear =, All. 10 %s.
pisuntch rublalIInE Co.. Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28

TELEPHONE: Randolph
/. rtiyutc Branch EI-
change connecting Uith
sl departments,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28

ri; a SCIl OF l. l L n =
Washington, ltlo '
luIk Avenue: Sew noFA
cts. liiin n We
l,nti,Iinr Chicago. fro-
ME, Gas Buiitiinr: INN.
nJ-,yliii, IoIoni!h AreH'
lSuiluing.
Evening star., 1921-03-18
''WIFE INTERCHANGERS"
OUSTED BY MORMONS
Revelations" From "Person on
High" Prompt Founder
of Colony.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. March IS.
Through official church an
nouncementS OF the communication
of a number of members of the Nor
mon Church. it became known that
colony of upward of fifty men and
women. situated miles from rail
read in eastern Juab county have
been practicing a number of new doc
trincs. among them one called the
doctrine of wife sacrifice. under
which it is said that wives of men,
bers wee interchanged.
The founder and leader of the col
ony is Moses S. Gudmundson. former
ly professor of music al the Bri CHAM
Young University. Mormon institu-
ton. who began the movement on the
strength of revelations" which he
said he received in person from on
high.
Five men We're communicated, in
Guiding Gudrundson. and four wom-
en- an dthrce men were diSfelloW-
shipped. Announcement of the church
discipline was made by r.. Frank
Birch. state president; William J.
Adams. first counselor. and Perry Z.
Fuller. second counselor and member
of the statS senate.