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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-13

In certain sections of the South
cotton diseases are so prevalent and
severe that profitable crops can not
be grown by the methods usually EN-
ployed. There are. however, con-
troll measures which can be depend
ed upon to greatly reduce losses from
many of the diseases which cause
greatest damage. These diseaes. with
methods of control, are described in
Farmers Bulletin 1877, Cotton Dis
eases and Their Control" recently is
sued by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture.
Wit, OF black root, according to
the bulletin, causes the greatest
losses to the cotton crop. Affected
plants first wilt and then die. The
roots of diseased plants turn black.
and from this fact comes the name
black root The disease is widely
distributed throughout the sandy
soils of the cotton belt. from Virginia
to Texas, and spreads each wear to
new localities In severe cases the
yields are reduced as much as rs to
80 per cent.
The planting of wilt-resistant va
netles of cotton, combined with the
use Of proper rotations. is the only
effective method now known of con
trolling disease.
The presence of another disease
root-knot, in many sandy soils, makes
the wilt more severe and it is, there
fore, essential that infested lands be
planted for one or more years to
crops which resist root-knot before
Wllt-resistant cotton is grown The
first Wilt-resistant variety, Dillon, was
bred by cotton specialists Of the de
partment. who also developed Dixie.
a productive medium-earlv variety
the DiXie-Triumph and Dixie-Cook.
Both Of the latter are early varieties.
Root-knot is next in inheritance
. wilt from the standpoint, of money
os2"s to the cotton coop It IS found
on the same types Of soil, but as it is
more widespread N its occurrence
and ae it attacks other cron=. 4.
causes greater less t. farmers Tic
gall produced on he roots If the cot
t"n plants cause them t. become
sJunted. Root.knJt can be cOntrp.i.
ed by using crop rotations IN which
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-13
Eff &jI a ss"y ~
FRIDAY, MkYis, 1921. =

method of control is to plant only
d;sease-free seed, and to practice crop
rotation
Shedding, the premature dropping
Of the squares or young bolls, can
be Iessened, according to the bulletin,
by increasing the supply Of humus in
the soil and by late shallow cultiva-
ton to conserve soil moisture.
Measures recommended for the
control of rust are the addition of
humus to the soil, the use of potash
containing fertilizer, and drainage if
the land is wet
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-13
Leslie B. Y. P. u. To
Fill Pulpit Sunday

leslie, May 13.-Sunday May
] r. the +, Y. ?. Z. Of Leslie Baptist
chnIch viii conduct both morning and
evening services at II O'Clock and at
7:3Gdoidck in the absence of the pas
tor, who is attending the Southern
Baptist convention at Chattanooga,
Tenn. II is the desire Of the union
that large congregation greet them
nls5he r initial undertaking - supply
fotthelr pastor Subject, "'Soul Win
ming" All are welcome.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-13

We are proud of the confidence doc
tors, druggists and the public have in
666 Chill and Fever Tonic. 90
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-13

666 has more limitations than any
ether Fever Tonic on the market, but
no ono wants limitations 50
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-13

Rub-My- is a powerful anti
septisc. Cures infected cuts, old
sores. letter, etc. 50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
LOCAL CONTRACTORS MAY
FORM VIRGINIA CHAPTER
". q. Winston, President 81 Ma.
tionaI .iSSoCiatiCn, Addresses
Richmond builders.

With the view of later organizing
-, association of Virginia couirac-
tors as u chapter Of the National As
ISOLATION OF Contractors OF America,
" - Winston. Of Minneapolis. MINI.
president al the national nody. gave
= dinn"r last might to fourteen OF
the leading contractors of Richmond
At tn" Old Colony club in the Rich
moni Hotel.
Nh. Winston was recently elected
president Of the organization at a
general meeting of the association
held i'm New orleans. L.. He cN-
claimed the work iu.s Of the uatioua;
body and told Of its principles and
benefit. derived from being Il mem =
her OF the organization.
Matters OF interest to contractor :
were discussed at tho meeting. sui
Nr. Winston explained TO the Eich
mond men how obstacles were over
come hy builders in various p..r,s of
he country. lie told the contractors
present that the only way TO obtain
successful results in work was TO
have unity between the contractors.
engineers and architects.
Those present 1T the dinncr were
Thomas $. Winston, 4. NJ. Kennedy.
]. G. Ecaslcy. John Il. Wilson. \. H.
Nalii2ar. VI. II. George. Jr. IL IL
George. III. = W: Voolfolk. W l..
Earland. IN, ". l.. Thurs;on. Il. Eng
lish. II. l.. Dr'iscoi. ". T.. Wright. Il.
baseball. Of Richmond and w -
winston. of Minneapolis. Mimi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
NAMES CADET OFFICERS
in JOHN MARSHALL CORPS
Commnndant James ANNOUNCES
M;d-Wintcr Changes in High
School Battalion.
BECOME EFFECTIVE At ONCE
3'-svcral Reduced From Their For.
mcr Rank. While Many Are
Given Higher Gradrs-All Pre-
rious Orders Now Void.

Appointments OF officers and non
commiss sonsd officers in the John
Marshall High school cadet Corps
Were Announced Yesterday by Ray
former officers We're reduced in rank
Will" mcHy new appointments were
made. This is til, regular mid-w VIM
ter change, making ali previous or
become effective immediately. and
arc as follows:
To nc captains. Shoemaker. Il
Nocdall. j. Todd. e. i.assater
TO he frs; lieutenant and adjutant
-! Tyson.
'ro be irst lIcu;cnan.s King. $.
Morrison. T. Blamkenship. W. crrn-
shaw. H. pndley.
termaS;cr-- l.. Newell
To be second li"ut"nants-F'. Blank,
J. Watkins u. Dixon, V. Sme,h!c
To ne s.rsean;-major-k. Temple.
To be first S"rgcaDtS-R. MCCar-
roll II Ewing, u. Doggeu. A. Brit
ton.
To Ice color-sc rgean,s-w. ROW
Eic. j Bray.
Spivey J Lynch. X. Good.. 6. Bowlcs.
To BE- serscanis--C, Nelson. NJ
Stein 7 Swecny Thompkins. t.
WMr% IT,, . Gigrks + TucckG,rr; II
II. Martin NJ Miner. q. Sharp. ].
Goddln, w Hopkins. l.: f:ldridpc. H..
= adams, Il. raync. q. Green. H..
To he corporals-P TairIamb. j..
Kline. {. phillios. q. Christian. H.
l.eiSfcid, II Rholedcr. NJ Whisky. r.
l.u1 x. ! Island. Il. Graves. A. Rem
mic. V cla-k. H. Mckee. - Dowden.
". fHderhIll. NJ. Meyers. G. Fanear.
+ Field. u Hlab". W Wilkins. T.
Hudson, V Biddi., NJ GrubbS. H.
lu,!cr \. Turner. e. Corhnl. J. VIII
liams. NJ. Warren. - Harrison. r.
Armstrong. c. Saunders !. Crow,!.r
@ rr!ddy, ~ r'hagd.er. Rawles. A.
Lamb, L Gavin, Il. Smith. * Wal.
din. =. Drake. g. liincllle. q. DIETRICH
; Cohen w. stephens II. Eubank.
!. Anthony. y, Alexandria j. Lewis.
Er.Ssaau. W Johnson Hcadicv. Laird
Anderson. 'W Brandy. w Smith.
= huntington. ! Folks :. Parrish
L. Whit"
Bsnd and Drum Corps:
gon.
10 be rrean;s-A Gum. NJ car
tn Il" corporals- Sammons. T..
'junn. !-anc1iin. w Eoc-n. l.. Arm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
FIVE MORE ARRESTS IN
CAMPAIGN ON sPEEDERs
Decline in Deaths Among Children
ana Pedestrians Result From
Aggressive Crusade.
10 AuTOIsTs FINED IN COURT
Captain SamucIs Makes Statement
Tor Benefit of Public Oh Proper
Manner of Executing Right aud
Lcft-Turn Rules.

polio" continued Yesterday their
crusade against spoclcrs in am pnort
10 eliminate the large number uf
deaths which have recently occurred!
among school children ana pcdns-
'ri'hs. AS II result, of their cam-
ra!Sn, five persons were arrested.
'""rSca with violating city irtIiic
ordinanccs. The operators and char.., :
are: Robert Strickland. cuiorcd. driv.
ing through Il safety zone: H. chan.
dier, speeding through :, school zone.
Charles Anderson. careless ami rryls-
less driving; l.. c. Tyler. caryi.ss ana
reckless driving. ana Wallace Marion.
Il I'nS! driver violating Il city traf-
tic ordinance.
In Police cour; Yesterday ton per-
sons wcr" arraigncd before Justic,
ingram and each drew a fine ut so
ana costs on charges of exceeding
the speed limit or driving through
safety zones. Thcy were i. L smith.
W H. Davis, l.. -. G.mxcri - =.
Chewing, w. j. Wootcn. ! H. ARM
iudd and {. T. Francis m. iirst
tour were charged win speeding
through traffic safety zones
d, Under ihe direction of Chief OF 20
.ir. sherry and Captain Samuc.r. Of
the traffic department, the police
yesterday injected new v!goy into
their aggressive campaign 10 reduce.
inc number OF casualties rcsultiui;
from automobile accidents. More.
than twenty spceders have icon ar
rested since the opening az the cru
sade on charges OF speeding through
Sch""l safety zones. Captain sam
mediate campaign would start t"
bring about the proper observance ny
IN. public of the right ana left hand
turn rules.
lt-fN-
apparently confused AS to the proper
mnnner OF executing tines. turns. ami
this has resulted in many :nehap%.
For the benefit of the public. Captain
Samu"l~ Yesterday issued III. follow
INK statement regarding tn" paddle
system:
"Whel a traffic officer piyos yan
me whit" Sign or the go sign II
ahead or you can make II right aaud
tiIrn II YOU desire. but ncv.- Z, l.ct-
hani turn unless YOU get special
hand signal from the Officer Th-
Laurel and FRANKLIN and Ninth and
Main streets is pronounced Vt
l-hurc! aud Franklin streets. wh,n
YOU want 10 TO south you turn when 4
red sign i across the path. but you
q" not q" 50 until YOU &c, II SPECIAL
hand sigma from the officer. The
reason "a red sigma! is put across Tho
block ia to protect YOU from east
bound traffic.
Nv non YOU are making turn to-
Mvard ~" EAST and are Southhound on
Ninth S'rr"t. Won turn when TN. white
paddi" Is across the path. but in this
case. - IN tn" others. yuu ia not do
50 unil! i.Ir officer has riv.n Won a
hand signal to go ahead Tin ..Tn,a
phor". system i operated in such a
manner as :" protect you at all tim $
from traffic coming in tn. opposite ii :
reef" Much 'rOuhlN j. given hy
utciSiS. who persist in nnl,in:. !. I.fi
h"ud turn. Tho officer IS instructed
!" prevent YOU From max this turr
unless YOU do )" in the right man.
in"r THE also applies To the r!ah: :
hand turn"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
Mumps ProOes No
Respecter of Art
Attacks Miss Sage, Mem
Der OF Cast IN BAL
thGsar''s Daughter"

MumpS is evidently not Il rcspn r:or
of art Following - dress rshca, sal
ut "Bal;haZar'S Daughter. the dram
atIZ,d version q; James Branch ~
bells story. G'iich VIII ou prosecuted
by III. Little Thca'c, i.rlE'i" NJ III"
EInIord luntor high School "G Tues
day and Wrlnns 'ay niSh.S. Mlr>. II =
O'Uy SAT-. who was Ia hay" pia*Vd
Ia, part al Gr.,t', "a. complained OF u
swelling in her throat. which WAS
later diagnosed aS Il good old -iaS hIon-
vd cas-" ot mumpS. Other mcnncrS
OF the east were at once warned. and
vent 4 further spread OF the disease.
ANTICIPATING some such misfortune
the directors ri the play have been
training Miss Eicanor Fry as under
study. ana she viii probably appear
as u substitute for Miss sage. Miss
Fry is very We'll suited tor the part
and has already demonstrated hsr
ability as AN actress. having played
the title role ia Polly prim.- las;
year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
BUXTON LINE WILL Be
CHARTERED IN VIRGINIA
BY Quick Action Company Will BE
Enabled to Begin River Scr
! vice Monday

by quick action il is now expected
that the Buxton Line. Inc. will he
enabled TO begin It's steamship SER
vice on the James River on Monday
morning. There. was Il threatened
hitch because OF the mandatory law
which would prohibit The Delaware
corporation operating u public SER
vic" in this state.
As a result OF long distance t"lr-
phon" conversations Yesterday be-
tween the company's attorney. Paul
w kear. OF Norfolk. lad the state
Corporation Commission a new char
ter has been prepared and dispatched
10 Richmond. Ia AL probability the
concern viii become a Virginia cor
roration today. aud there vii! be no
further obstacle to til" beginning OF
immediate service"
The new freight tariffs are ready
,nd will hc filed by the cummiss ION
rs soon az the charter feature Is
disposed OF.
Free timo foy the unloadipG OF ear
load shipments OF freight frozen IN
transit VAS extended yesterday hv
order of tho state Corporation COM
mission from forty-oi-Et to ninety
six hours when applied TO the aver
age aErD.rnpD;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
THREE-YEAR SENTENCE
FOR DRUG VENDOR UPHELD
f-7ni >~ri"k. Propr.~,"r Of "Iiiti.
Italy 'afr. Norfolk. Re-
C~'r-s y. Relief

-'-'st.a7 ~ F'-ari S.aics
~ tttTs 2gsss..9u and
-. ru-' s- No-,-.s M - va
raa E-:t=s S-.-t-- C'rrust
= sas.=-l
- $50 wss sa1ts--el 20 .hree
go -'te--. ard g rr- az $500
IT.! ass 4';.~ she government 81 .t,.
- tr-t s-s-c5 ~ b.> ;,I-cs OF hu,
insFs ~ Fsachuroh stree; reveal.
90 20" Moth 81 Opium. rgca:ns
ar a'h-r drugs. zrr~ai.d the y@r.
alo. ~ ~" grounds nat 80. indie;
:lrai tsH 7o' set forth tina; Ne was
10, registered deaI-- in drugs
H'"eare officers Stationed a; Nor.
fols testified that my mad procured
Srarah warrant for his cafe ate.
t.'e; Lad seen numerous w.i.-know-
0rnE aatiyts going IN ana coming
or % MS al"ce The raid Was mad,
on F.hryrry - List
K rhorp ana + J.. B-ouIy ar.
: GNrd IN" cas-" for S-Hirk hs;or. III,
Court Appeals Hiram Smith rnr.
ri,r UNI states dis;rl..t at.urlcy
;2r the E,esicru District OF V!rrir.i,
'r@'t"d The case as special ssSi,ter,
10 NJ" .''ir.c, attorney for the gov.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
7G-M|LE HIGHWAY WATTS
ON BOND ISSUE FOR ROADS
i:at'ly Completion of Alexandria.
Wi'nrhcstcr BouIcvar,t Depends
on Assemblies Action.

The early completion OF the Alex
hhhTia-, Manchester Boulevard is de-
Legislatures in passing on the pro-
posed Shp000.0UO bond issue for state
roads. IT. was announced yesterday
bN the STATE Highway Commission
Ihe roadway. which will be sew
"ntN-ciGht miles in length when COM
rl"tcd. could be finished in two years
~ funds were available now. William
+. Cooke. aswis. ant highway commits
sioncr. declared AS il As funds are
only available for building the road
throush Fniffa:i County. l.ouioun is
contemplating Il bond issue and
Clarke county is aSitatinE one Moth
inr has been heard from t'tuquicr
aui Frederick. the other two counties
through which the proposed highway
vii. run.
Under tho Robertson act. which
"aNt couhtI"s authority to issue bonds
for tn" purpose of loaminc money
10 tn" state to BALD roads. Fairfax
.ri building - concrete load on the
M'dtl" .;ivcr Turnpike In that coun-
". similar action ~ expected by
Should ihc Legislature make avail
aalc the proposed s5O.0oU. UC0 bond is
ste. thr commission proposes to com.
Cock" declared. II Will run from
Alexandria. over the Middle River
Turnpike. 20 EH,irtaN. through Aldee.
Middlchure. Cppcrvi,le. Paris. Mill
~ ''", h''''' ~ ih''tS'ci' "i'i'
it will connect with th- VALLEY pike.
one % the finest pieces OF road in
the state.
.Ahout three miles OF the Middl.
River l'ik,. from Alexandria to n
rniu; shortly west of Seminary. ma"
alrrudy been completed. Construc
tom work is now going ON ON a i've
mil" stretch from Fairfax west TO
cltinCillv. ami on Il SiN-m!ic stretch
from Winchester east 10 opeduon
Crcca surveying party. which is
mapI<!nr the cn,ir" route, has now
worked west as far as tppcryillc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
GILPlN SURE OF WINNING
u! DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
Candiln for Licutrnnni -GovernOr
| f;intcd Upon Arrival Hero
From Campaign Tr&I.

Things in Bristol. w, shingtoi
County. bynchburg and Dars lille an,
In the County OF I'ittsyiyanii are al
that | could ask said Ken meth =
Giipin. OF Clarke County. who IS max
ing whirlwind campaign or Tho
nomination for Lieutenant Gov crnor
seen at his headquarters here y ester
day.
Il haze been in those scctio,n' fN'
the past ten days, have seen many o.
my friends and supporters. and ala
mat | have heard is SD good that !
see no other result than my elect ion
This yea. In Dnnvilic there was as
good news as at any place / have
visited.
The same thing Is true in many
other parts of the state. However.
| am losing no time. but am going
20 Keep driving right ahead and fight
20 the very last day Uf the clmpai gn.
My friends are perfcCtinE organiZa-
tons in all directions, and when the
returns come in you will see that
Will have reason to be proAd OF the
Tact that made the racc-for I'm
going to win
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
rro;rs, 4I-iiour Week.

y resolution. plcdging l.2i5 en-
pioying printers OF the United states
not 10 acccdc 10 the demand of labor
unions for a ;y-four-huur week.
on tn" ground that such - arrange
m"nt would Increase thu selling priC"
of printing. IS being circulated among;
the employing printers of the city by
the itchmond Typothctac. Inc. Rooms
of the association are offered the
hold meetings \ meeting OF tho
forty four-hour week committee OF
Richmond Typographical Uninn. No.
90. will be held ton'Eh, at Murphy's
Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
Today 1 Toni 2ht
in Richmond

Association Of Virginia Colleges,
Jefferson Hotel. ~.
Virginia section. American
Chemical Society, University Club.
S:iS.
Committee ON Nn,lc-fn- ftichmond
Exposition, Chamber OF C0n,,ncrcc,
t::iD.
General Pageant Committee, T..
J.. 4. Headquarters. Third and
Main Streets. y.
sabbath Gicc Club. John MIR
shufi Auditorium, SAILS.
Academy. vaudeville and motion
pictures. =. $50 and n:I5.
strand. "Mary." S:.U.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
"nu.k Ia the Firm" I. slogan.

'Ea. k % Tho iarm. !. Inc slogan
now. Manager T.. j. Conway. of the
rutlic Employment Bureau. stated
Yesterday that he had :. number Of
applications from both married and
single men. who W. ready and
ANXIOUS 20 secure wo'n oE tn, farm.
Ny. Conway says he may he able to
tupply IN" needs Of dal:.mci and
genera -mcrs. as his list il quite
long. "a labor has been shoi>- for
a long time, and according TO MIR
CONWAY. the opportunity which rsow
presents Itself is a rare and pleas ne:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
Noticr Of Judrmcn, Motion.

\ NOTICE OF MOTION Tor Judgment
M the sum Of $4,000 was dockctcd in
III" Law aud Equity Court yesterday
.'iiern""n IN the suit ri Mary \.
l. WIS against John j. McDouaid. The
lamag" is alleged due as the result
ol Injuries sustained by the plain
IN 10y being struck bv u vehicle be-
longing la In" defendant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
Warning. License. t,,,c,

iSsgen marriage .:erfs.s. ~ Hmm.
Si3u" aud l.otiie i'riB'm carroll ~
Walden and NinnI" . W.o5 l.yn.
wood j. Whit" and Marion /. saw
yer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

iF"nrv Il: Ov.cMuau Yesterday
qualified IS executor OF the 'stat, Of
Flank ! Dvvrmauu. valued ~ so
""U au'. tive Mn ,han'S' National
Rank guaii'ied as executor uf Tic
estate of 6eor=" r Dudley. valued at
100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

Tn" civic Association "t Fu,tou .ud
Fulton Hil' VIII bold itS roru'r
nle-tiug Monday nI&n, 1T o'clooi.
"ut. as matter. "r iupor;prct wiII
30" discussed Til" citizens .f ;F.
sutir. o.ry ar" Invited 20 uu present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Til" Corporation Commission was
Yesterday notified that thc differences
heretofore existing between the Lex
ingi"n Telephone Company aud IL.
Subscribers on tn" question of rates
mad been satisfactorily settled The
petition h";or" tn" commission was,
therefore. stricken from the docket.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

G-Org- ". Guy executive secretary
80 the Operative Education. NssO.
cation Of virgin! Spolsc .asi nigh;
., tho community League meeting a,
f-ed"rick> lTall lie viii speak at
me league meeting a. Apple Grove
tOday Reports received from Glen
IL" Cowmuu.ty l.cagU. SHOW that u
piano, V.cirO,a. school bell and other
ilr prov. mynt~ have been provided hy
the league. Mis-. Paul Normauu j.
president ot tin" l"a@u". Mrs.. Louis"
Hook seer tar$. ana Mrs. W. Moss
muller Urea Er.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

delegates from RirhmoNd Gnivcr-
sly - attend thc Virginia student;
convention 20 br rold in Roanoke
today. saturday and sunday. were SEE
sst.d al meeting 81 tar student
government ~ chapel yesterday.
Tlus- students Who will represent:
ne, urireTsliy arc EirHard Sadler and
!. II. Aii'!a. student volunteers. and
Z !. i.ar~t y committee TO look
.-to t.c selection pt = university sou::
Hi!i .. appointed by 'hc president
o: the c3gncl T.. V HnnluGham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

Dr II r.. Howe Will speak at tho
meeting ~ the Virginia section OF
the American Chemical Society - be
held al the University club. S27 West
Frdnkl!1 street. tonight at S:li
O'CLOCK. " viii speak on The hi
Vision @: Research Extension ana It's
Relation to chemistry" Or. Howe
IS couneilo--at-larEc a., the Amer
lean Ch.mica. Society. add Il member
OF TWO OF tho society's standing COM
Tnittc.S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-18

Governor Davis is in Roanoke at
tending meeting OF Lairymcn. He
Is expected - return 10 Richmond
toniGh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-20

Nemo-is: church. 4. Woodsda!e, Thu1S4
dav and Fridl~. April u and -.
Following is III" program for Al u
sessions.
Opening prayer.
Greetings, Mr:. James Mease Potroo
Response. Ms. RI. -, Haunt.
rrro-.s OF sccrrtar:"S and trea surenG
Hrpor: OF overseas hospital work.
"Tnc Mission Under cove Church.
Mr.. II. q. McMi!!cn. =
"InduSt~!a, Wori; In Churches IN
l'o!i. nSbc" and Wcllsburg. Miss Graes
Darling. ,
Vocal solo. Ms. +. II. Ryder. :,
"r;Noiut!ou of Missionary Box oy
Aunt Jane.
Address. Docs 1t Moan Nothing I'd
You" Mrs. l.. ". Graham.
Thursday-7:3o p. Il !
Popular Meeting. '
Dr,o:ionaI sorv:cr: Few. James MeAse
Po:;.r. l.. D.. presiding.
Pageant. "Sc:f % Service" Opportu-
nifty circle OF Vance church.
address,. Dr. W. Eltr:ch. Of China
Offering and bcnedict!on.
Frday-s:3o A. II.
address. Under Southern Skies" Mrs.
Mausc k!unc baugh.
Discussion, vacation Bible Stu
dents"
Address. Home Missions," Lucy
Dawson.
Reports o. committees.
Election OF officers
closing thought, Mrs. Samuel Martin
Gibson.
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Song Hits

NV NANNY Coxrsbia Stellar Quostd
A-3377 ny Mi.;n M,nmv's Kssin' 1And Know She's
DOC Missin Mine The RarTnoHt7er'' Mae Qad'ft
A 1878 Ding a. Ring Ring Al JoLon
az i've Aoain Blues Frork Crunit
. ,,7It Ove, .he Hill Sam A,h
sse Found Rose in the Devils Garden Som All
Assoc Springtime tIront Sttpst.s
85c With The Coming Of Tomorrow Gran! Stephens
Alice Blue Gown, from Irene McrgarG Romans
A3373 DO You Hear Me Calling? from Lille Old Neu York
Slo0 Naroara Romano
Ezekiel Saw &c Wheel
A. 1870 . fI I ~ n1oe,sV w. 1u S ''"'''
0'e Fisk UniNrsity Jubilee SINGERS
A2771 (1 Ai,'t Got Nobody Marion Rdrris
ssr Where u Nv Daddy Now Blues MerioH Horns