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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
EAST END BUSINESS
MEN TO PICNIC TODAY
Church I'M and Fulton Merchants
fInn Outing de Luxe at VT
rim Sch

Promptly at 2:30 o'clock this att
erhoon members of the HusincsS
Mems Association of church I'LL
and Fulton will start on their an
nunl outing to Narina school, down
an the Curle's Neck Road Sccrc-
tary Dave Donati announces that
this VIII he the trip de luxe. and
that watormclons OF the famous
Hanover brand will be served Not
only VIII there be melons galore
says the secretary. but other thinge
to eat, with lots Of soft drinks
The, entertainment committee en-
braces Dr. T. +. Fletcher. J. G. Chan
der, j. r. Eubank. John G. Goodc.
Or. a. c. Leach. Charles L. Talley
and II. j. ponati. .Ir
The party Will leave the Church
Hill Bank. Twcnty-hfth and Broad
streets, promptly At $50 o'clock. and
VIII take M re-cnforccmcnts ut the
Fulton branch. williamsburg Avenue.
fifteen minutes later. Officers of the
association are: president. Oscar T..
iarrlsh; Nice-prrsidcnts, William II.
Parker and ~ Raleigh Phillips: see
rotary; David j. Donati. Jr.: treas
Gfer Julian NJ. llnrd: business man
agcr, August II. Noldc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
INCREASE TUITION FOR
OUT-OF-T0WN STUDENTS
Upon Investigation Of School
Expenses, Board Deems
Action Justified.

An increase in tuition fees from 50
to Sc year for students who are
nonrcsidcnts of the city and expect
10 attend the Richmond public schools
during the ensuing year has Sbccn
authorized by tho School BOARD. AZ
ter making a thorough Investigation
of expenses in the schools at this
time members OF the board decided
that an increase OF tuition for the
next year was justified.
Following is the costs per year for
instruction to nonresident Students:
John Marshall High school, SS5 Arm
strong (colorcD High school. $50:
white elementary schools, SD. and
colorcd elementary schools. s36. The
greatest increase of tuition was mad.
III the colorcd elementary schools,
which amounted To SG0l.
Appointments OF new teachers and
principals have been made as fol-
low:
Vernon Jones, principal OF George
Mason. Teachers in John Marshall
Sarah +. GRAPHICAL. Matilda Il. James.
Helen Ashley Smith. Henry :. Clarke.
Jr., III. X. cCklcs, j. y. llcadricli, Kin
ncy II. SisSon. Junior high schools
j. {. BowlcS. Henry q. Tiguor, Caro-
line $. Sclater. Mary MacP. Davis.
Cammic j.. Rodicy. Elementary
schools-May Williams. Alma Lee
shield. Jacquciine Venabic. Mary Eva
-. Cassidy, Ruth G. Newman, Marion
H. Nesbitt. Flora Clingcnpecl Martha
katherine Cradle. Iionoria Strohcckcr.
Bces Turner. Mrs, Halle T. DAVIS.
nurse, and EuEcnia NJ. Follwcll, draw :
ing department: Lillian j. Stith Gle
mcntary teacher. and Mrs. Vera Bocl
ing, reelected as school ana home
visitor.
Graduates of John Marshall who
completed their courses this summer
and to whom diplomas will be issued
arc:
James Coleman Anthony, Gordon l..
Rowlcs, ELLA May Burton, Ann Ter
rcll Chcucry, solomon Cohen. Clifford
s. Dowdy, Jr., Rose Lillian Fore.
Irving Forman, Oswald Fcnton He'd
ley, William \. Johnson. Alta Il.
Hnub. Simon Levin. Eugcnia Frank
lyme Long, Earl Blanton Pomrrey
Marie Rooney, Louise stuart Sanders.
Joseph l.. Shocmakcr. Joseph Lloyd
Spivcy Bcrnicc Estcllc Thurston,
Bailey Floyd Tyson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
TEN NEW POLICEMEN
START TOMORROW
Chief Of Police Sherry Announces
Names of Additional Mcmb,s-s TO
CIV Isprrp.

Chief of Police &. \. sherry ycstcr-
day announced the names OF ten new
members OF the police force who viii
don uniforms tomorrow. In addition
he named II new member to fill the
vacancy caused by the death OF po-
liceman w. |. Curtics, who was MUIR
dered while on duty August %
Two policewomen Will he added to
the force as soon as TIRE women who
have applied '.mcrt the requirements.
The appointments announced yes
terday follow II. q. Raborg, Bel
mont Avenue. Fulton I'M; l.. H. An
dcrson, 1901 North Avenue: II. \.
stuart, 2lJ East Twelfth street. II.
y. Goode. Gil North Tenth street; J.
n. Redwood. 27l5-A East Broad
street; y. T. Kastron. 25l3 Venahle
street; a. /. Updegran, ll05 North
Twenty sixth street: ". T. Williams.
SOS, North Twenty-sevc Street: J.
b: n Taylor, 1920 Dance street, and
*. l.. billiard. 302 Orleans Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
TWO ARE IMPRISONED TWO HOURS
Under OVERTURNED AUTOMOBILE
Scores of Motorists, Ignorant of Plight of South Rich
monders, Pass Spot-Young Woman Hears
Cries and Aids in Rescue

TWO Richnond men. one badly in
tured. the other suffering painful acid
burns. lay imprisoned two hours un-
der an overturned automobile Mon
day night. though scores OF motorists,
ignorant of their plight, passed with
i'll few feet OF them at freuccnt
intervals. They attribute their mar
row escape from death TO raised
windshield and the waters of ra-
vine, when their car turned turtle on
the New Road and Plunged over an
embankmcnt TO the rock -rit bed bot
tom of PulliamS Creek. twenty feet
below
The men. Bill Lowery. suffering
fro'~ three broken ribs, and Jim Tay-
Tor. with burns on face and arms.
both OF South Richmono. were res
cued when Miss Ruth Sncidcr, aged
is. also of South Richmond. heard
cries OF distress from the creeks
bottom, while motoring to the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
City Employees Search for Dog.

Every niche and corner in City
nan mas been searched by city en-
pioScS IN their quest for u brown
spotted setter dog belonging to II.
T. Farmer. clerk OF the Civil Court
AS n rule. dogs are not permitted
IN CITY iiall. but il is believed Clerk
Far,r er's canine may have followed
him 20 the dizzy heights occupied by
the civil Court. Members OF the
Strect-Clcan ming Department still arc
on the search, while Gas and Water
department men are eagerly watch
lnS every possible move OF the van
ishcd dog. with the hope OF hand
ing him back to the owner, who has
no; heard from him for over week
ana mas silent but little in that limo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31

with her two sisters. After futile
Efforts TO remove the men, they ran
to n nearby farmhouse for aid and
the car was riEhtcd.
Taylor, in describing the imprison-
mcnt of himself ana companion. said
the windshield held the weight OF
TIL Gear from their bodies and said
That they were saved from severe
burns ly acid that tricltlcd on them
from the cars storage battery by
splashinS and alternately kicking as
best they could the shallow water of
the creek about their bodies.
The accident occurred about s
o'clock. when Lowcry, driver of the
car. was blinded by the glare OF II
spotlight on an approaching machine,
causing him to lose control Of his
own ear just as they were passing
over the culvert. The top, wheels
and body of the car were badly dam
aged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
lB7 MILES. OF IMPROVED
| STREETS IN RICHMOND
taiement Ma d e by Mayor
Ainslie i'll His Annual Re-
port Amazes.
aFrH MILES OF SMOOTH PAVING
n edition, There Arc 154 Miles OF
sGraded md Thirty-Onc Miles Of
SGngradcd ThOroughfarcs. Message
Ito Council shows.

4 Tic amazing statement that there
are ISL miles of improved streets
s,Sithin the corporate limits of Rich
smond is made by Mayor Ainslie in his
sahnual report. This includes fifty
miles of smooth paving. In addition
stQ these improved streets, there are
|154 miles of graded streets without
and thirty-onc miles
SpIsNngraded streets. In view OF the
several sanncXations OF recent years.
Ibis condition is considered most sig
satficant of the gradual and encourag-
81 +ogress made by the Department
Y .olic Works.
Syuring last year, the report shows.
re Fairgrounds of the city were pa
Iontzed by 656,000 people. The city
jpck and the cemeteries have not
CACHED the self supporting stage. but
ne river force pumped from the har-
jSpr 3 i,SSi cubic yards of sand. ut n
ost of but 80 cents u yard The re-
s3urt says:
Bond Issue Made In July.
Nat the beginning of last year only
I ~ per cent of the work contracted
,or out OF the 1919 issue of Rodcn
bonds was completed. This was due
10 conditions which have been fully
esoribed. In order 10 speed tho work
Z much as possible by taking advan-
8 age OF spring weather, ! asked. and
5scccived, the authority to anticipate
~ contract the 1870 bond issue which
Ynder the ordinance, was not to be
made until July.
Notwithstanding this, There were
continued delays which further re-
t.arued the work. and it was not until
the fall of the year that the contrac-
StorsN were able To- get deliveries of
materials in such quanti;--s ms to al
low the work to be pushed with
,Yigor.
e An open and mild fall and early
wintcr. however. was in our favor.
and the roadbcds of approximately
fifteen miles of streets received hard
surfaces as follows: concrete paving.
i,lI miles; asphaltic concrete. 5.65
s1Itles; warrenite, Ill miles: Willie,
.3s miles: and granite spail, Ca
miles: total. 1897 miles. The width
OF the paving varied on different
projects. but in no instance was il
less than eighteen feet, space SUM-
Client TO allow two vehicles to pass.
S4 Made Furnished Job.
all underground work, such
aS sewer. gas and water mains, house
fconn cctions. etc, had been installed,
n street was paved it's full width. and
in some instances curbing and gut
terlng was done TO inQkc finished
Job.
S8Whcre underground work was no..
an. space was left on both sides so
that the new roadbed will not have
TO be disturbed when these improve
ments are subsequently, made
y. The work was distributed equally
60 the four wards, rs required by
ESdinRnce. in continuation of the
adopted 'Rolicy OF paving the main.
through arteries of traffic first. and
the amount expended on the work
done during the year was s75G,43l.a4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
Invite kiwaninns To nnIi Game.

II was stated YESTERDAY by Dor
Frazier. chairman of the publicity
COMM tie" OF the Kiwanis Club. that
w. u Bradley. OF the Richmond
baseball club, had invited the Xxi
wanians To be the guests Of the club
at Mayo Island Park TO witness the
game between Richmond and Wnso:
Thursday afternoon. September s..
Tickets for the game will he dis
trihutcd at the weekly luncheon or
the club at Murphy's Hotel Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
Are You Ready for
September'S Moving Time?

AT this writing thousands Of Richmond
packing up amid
sofened only by the going the NIW
= 900 nv Nie ''i1'
Why not start the New Home Equipment
cialy in the ITCHENtha
STOCKS OF hgh grade merchandise meet all Fall
quremens and with prices.
a special weekto ourB Basement Store
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
COUNCIL MAY GIVE
CURTIS WIDOW $4,000
Puhiir safety Director Myers VIII
ASK BODY To Appropriate sum for
Family of SlnIn ARlnnr

tt Was etntcd yestcrduv that d.
would ask Common Council al it's
meeting on September to appropri-
ate the sum Of $4,000 for the family
OF Policeman w. l.. Curtis. who was
kiliei recently while in discharge of
ms duties. The employees liability
PM does not cover cases originating
~ the Police and Fire Departments.
nut Director Myers believes an APP
preparation should be made ms an
act Of equity.
Resolutions appropriating similar
sums Tor the benefit Of the families
OF the hrcmcn killd at the Iurrcns'
IRE several months ago. now are be-
lore the Finance Committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
1896 IN STATE PAY
S0,020,237 IN TAXES
Income Returns Show Two Nirginians
Enjoy Annual Compensation
nj S15O.O0D

There are 1896 Federal income
Taxpayers in Virginia. according 10
figures made public at the Office OF
the Internal Revenue Collector yes
lterday. and during the fiscal year
of 1919 their taxes amounted TO So.
t2o,237.
The figures show that 2I,5G2 Vir-
eir!ans have incomes ranging from
$1,000 TO $4,000 and 25,073 whose in
comes range from $4,000 to $4,000
over $4,000 have incomes o! from
$4,000 10 10000; 2,373 have incomes
rt fromtS10.000 TO $4,000; ninety six
make from $4,000 to 100000: eight
cen have incomes OF from 100000
20 100000. and two Vlrsinians on
~ incomes of more than $4,000 a
gear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
Property transfers Recorded.

w. l.. II, Rogerson has bought from
Mrs. Mary Tanccy Jones and others
for Sl2.250 the brick dwelling ut 1905
Grove Avenue. with lot fronting
twcnty-nine feet.
Henry a. Brizzolari has sold to
Emma ]. Mclaughlin the brick
dwelling, with lot fronting twenty
six feet on Stuart Avenue near Rob
inson, for $1,000. Deeds Of sale for
both transactions were recorded in
the clerks office of Chanccry Court
yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
WILL BRING BACK BODY
OF CAPTAIN ANCARROW
Richmond hoy Who Was killed IN
Arsonnc Offensive Will lie Hurled

Information was received yesterday
ty Newton T.. Ancarrow, Of 2003 West
Grace street, that the body o. his
son Captain Newton Rogers Ancar-
row, has arrived at Hobokcn. " j..
and will be sent TO Richmond for
burial.
Captain Ancarrow is a native OF
this city and Il graduate Of the Rich
mond High school iii 1911. After re-
sceivjng his diploma from Richmond
college I'm 1915. he became director OF
athletics at Richmond Academy,
where he instructed classes for three
years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31

HcorGc TT. Pnrntcr. Who recently
was appointed chief rate clerk of the
State Corporation Commission, will
assume his duties tomorrow. lie sue
cecds George II. -Strachan. who re-
signed. Mr. Paratcr is Richmond
man, and. Tor Il number of years, was
with the rate departments of both
the Southern and Seaboard Railways:
in this city. For some time he has
been clerk to the fourth section board
OF the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
Grants writ of Error.

The state Supreme Court of Ap-
pca!s yesterday granted a writ OF err
ror In the ease OF III. Il. Rogers. SEN
fenced in Portsmouth Corporation
court because Of alleged indignitics to
5-year-old girl. The Police Court
originally tried the case and SEN
fenced RodSehs to one years i'm
prisonmcnt. The appeal to Corpora
ton Court brought the sentence down
to six months. and it is from that SEN
tcnce that Rodgers now seeks relief.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
Property Transfers Recorded.

Tho United Automobile and Supply
Company has purchased from Charles
III. Phillips the plot OF land at the
northeast corner of Franklin and
Nineteenth streets for $4,000. The
lot fronts 1873 feet on Franklin street
and extends back 1913 feet
William II. Hoover h&. sold TO s A.
Hall property at ? Sou,t Bclvidcrc
street. fronting twcnty-nine feet and
extending back 1853 feet. for $23. 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
CITY WILL BUILD
FIRE ENGINE HOUSE

Structure 10 Cost s13,5OO VIII Go I'm
ut Stuart Street and Second
Avenue, Highland Park.
Building Inspector Butler has is
sued n permit to the city OF Rich
mond to build fire engine house ut
Stuart street ana Second Avenue,
Highland Park. to cost $4,000. 1t is
believed the building will be COM
plcted within the next few months.
Other permits issued were:
To Ware & Ward TO build a brick
dwelling ut 1914 Chambcrlaync Ave-
nue., To cost $4,000. with IL brick gar
age In the rear, to cost 500; Il. H.
Normcnt. TO build Il brick garage
at 1918 Grove Avenue. to cost
$500: y. and l.. Nctherland, to build n
brick garaIp. at 230i-6 Park Avenue.
to cost $1,000: Rex o. Jones. to build
Il frame dwelling at 33O6 Third Ave-
nue.. to cost $4,000: ]. and l.. Lotcrzo.
TO build brick garage. at 250l East
Grace street. to cost $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
Auto Trade to Hold Melon Fcnst.

The secretary OF the Richmond
Automotivc Trade Association an
nounced last night that Il great many
members of the association have sig
nificd their intention of attending Il
watermelon feast to he held tomor-
row night at the new clubhouse OF
the organization. "Aquavista." Mem
hers OF the club arc invited to bring
their families. employees or friends.
An entertaining program has been
arranged for the occasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
RACES WILL FEATURE
LABOR DAY HERE
Start of Races Postponed nm Hour to
Accommodate Circus
Crowds,

Horse races. automobile races. n
balloon ascension and parachute
jump, baby show and vaudeville will
feature the Labor Day program at
the State Fair Grounds Monday. La
Dor Day.
Starting OF the racing program has
been postponed from II To II o'clock,
so that those who wish may witness
the circus street parade and animal
show at Broad Street and the Boulc-
ward.
From 1880 to $50 o'clock Stein
band will perform.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Richmond Advertising Club.
Richmond Hotel. 1855 y. NJ.
Annual outing, Business Mems
Club of Church lIili anu Fulton.
at Varina School. 2:3O l.. NJ.
Tchnis. Country Club of Virginia
championship. third round. 4:3o
i. NJ.
Baseball. Richmond VS.. Ports
mouth, Mayo Island Park. 1870
i. VI.
For plays. see "Thcatcr Calen.
dar" OH editorial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
Anderson mt Lexington Labor Day

Colonel Henry w. Anderson. Re
publican candidate for Governor, will
form!%y open his campaign at Lex
inEton. Va. on Labor Day. Mr.. An
deraon has been speaking ut several
Of the smaller towns of the State dur
ing the past few days. Yesterday he
spoke at Blackstone and at Farmvillc.
anu the day previous he was heard by
Il large audience at Louisa Court
house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
snmis Grouo to Hold Melon >.eo.,

Members and friends Of SAINTS
Grotto. No. ST. will attend a water
melon feast and dane" AT the pump
house tonight. y local orchestra has
been engaged to furnish music for
dancing. while the Samis Grotto band
vii! play between sets Many spc-
ciai features have been arranged and
"a large crowd is expected To attend.
Monarch T. $. Burlington expects this
to be one Of the largest affairs OF
the year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
BRIG. -CEN. HODGES
WILL VISIT DAVIS
Colonel Cnstner. Temporarily lie.
iieFed from Duty ut Fort HowS Il
ard, AkxIyncd to Richmond. lt9

ard' Assigned to RfchDlond. 4
Brigadicr-General Harry +. Hodges,
who recently was assigned to the
command of the, Third Army Corps
area. which includes Virginia. Will;
pay an official visit to Governor Davis
during the week beginning septem-
Der 10. II was announced yesterdays
mt tho oflcS OF Acknowledgement Jos
Lane stern. Arrangements for the
visit are Icing made through Coll
onel Frank S. Chchcu, of the general
stan. i'm charge Of organized reserves.
at Fort Howard, Md.
Colonel Joseph G. Cashier. OF Fort
Howard, has been temporarily re-
l!evcd from duty there and assignctte
to Richmond as chief of STAFF of the
organized reserves OF the Eighteenth
Division. lie will arrive sometimes
this week and will at once begin tho
work of organizing the reserve unit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
Attcnding rhnrmacIsts. Meeting.

y delegation of RichmondcrS, in
GLIDING w. +. RuGd. w. c.. Crock ct
and y. l.. |. Whine, have left for New
Orleans 10 attend meeting OF the
Pharma ceutical Associa-
ton. They will he away ten DAYS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
ss,ac,lolder. &c. .a-4. Cents on 8

return of GO cents on each S25
: srare in the old Richmond Horse
gshow Association. which went out
n BUSINESS about fifteen years ago.
list before organization OF the Vir-
gin'a state. Fair Association, now
~ being madc to stockholders OF the
pih 'rganization. Stockholders are
ftceving 23-s cents on, the dollar,
r~ca share bcinS valued at ssb.4 The
.st"Nn were hold In a large aJnpht-
i,heale, excted for tho purpose nj
,g}'sa b1IS. $si n II & y s. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
McAdums to Address Advertiser.

-tEtu"as to Au9rcSS Advertisers.
Thomas ID. McNdams, vicc-prcsi-
dent of the Merchants National Bank.
will address the Richmond Advcrtis-
ing Club today at 1855 o'clock in the
ltichmond Hotel. Mr.. McAdams' ad-
dress will he the third of a series of
Little Journeys to the Mental Store
houses of Successful Men OF Rich
m
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-31
Name Delegates to w. &. IT. T.. VI,

MIMIC DfIfEntcs 10 ". {. IT. Z. Meet.
Members of the Ella V. Wood Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
will elect delegates TO attend the
country convention OF the union in
Highland Park on September :. at n
meeting in Tabernacle Baptist Church
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-06
MORE PRIZES FOR
CARTER COUNTY GIRLS

Another Carter CoGnty Club Girl
scored at the Muskogee far and has
added new laureli to community
where prize winning is taken as u
matter of course. Miss Jewell Gard
ner was awarded special premium
and a ten dollar cash prize for poul
try judging at he Musk gee State
Fair. The special premium was Il
large sack OF flour donated by the
yukon Milling romIany Of Yukon,
oklahoma. The cash was from the
Fair Association
Miss Jewell and her sister, Miss
Ruth, will l'c on the judging team al
tho comng state Poultry snow to be
held in This city in December
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-06
CRI M E WAVE ON
DECLINE IN CITY

The crime wave is subsding in
Ardmore. according to tine report Of
the arrests of last month in compar.
ison with the months previous II
was brought out the number OF ar
rests monthly is dwindlng down and
there is less crime prevalent in the
city.
Police late last night located the
negro ACCUSED of the theft of ladies
coat and a shotgun in the resident
district OF the southeast section OF the
city. Officers were detailed to go af-
ter him at Berwyn.
Police officers were called to the
Jordan rooms late Friday afternoon
to quell a fighting row in the no.
tel. Bob Key, proprietor. and II. G.
jackson, salesman, were arrested on
the charge Of disturbing the peace
of the city.
Few other minor arrests were made
during the night on charges of vag-
rancy
Practically every case disposed OF
by Judge Sullivan in the municipal
court dealt with charges OF vagrancy
With no exceptions they were told tc
get job and go to work or leave tho
! city on the next train.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-06
Saint Philips Episcopal Church

Corner IL and McLish southwest
Twenty-fourth Sunday after Trinity
The Holy Communion will be cele-
~seted at 1880 and at II with ser
tVon
Evening service with talk on the
Bible at 1880 p. IN.
Sunday school promptly ut $3.50.
Weekday notices: The Woman's Aux
iliary wnl meet al the home Of Mrs.
Guy Il. Cobb on Tuesday Ut $50. The
Boys Choir will meet on Thursday
VI $40 p. m. for practice. the senior
choir on Friday at 7:15 p. m. ON
Sunday the 1871 the Missionary Cen
,ennial of the church will he repre-
sented in pageant al the II O'Clock
service.
r. W. GOLDEN N.HoWES
Rector
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-06

In an average life Of 20 years, not
counting the first 10 over 81 years
are spent in sleep over lG in work,
II months in dressing and UNDRESSING,
and months in church going, says
one s,atistician.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-06
First Christian Church

Broadway and \.
9.45-Sunday school, |. X. Mason
supt.
lO:55---Morning worship. Conmun-
ion. Solo. My Task" Wilma Lois
Roberts, Anthem, "Oh, Come, Let Us
Sing, Sermon, Religion in the
Home"
6:30-Christian EndcaVor.
7:S0-C. E District Convention.
Duet, Raise In Jesus" Miss Avis
and Mrs Bal;cr.
Anthem. Like as a Father
Address. -Four Square Mr. llar.
o!d Singer
GRAFTON :. BROOKS
MIN. Ger