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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-30
Fountain City, Whitewater
Church Services Announced

Church services at Fountain City
and Whitewater for Sunday are an
nounced at follows:
Sunday school at Fountain City at
$3.50, Ora Wright, superintendent At
$50 o'clock the entire membership of
the Christian Endeavor will meet at
this church for the installation serv-
ives. There are about SIS members.
Sermon subject in the evening is "A
Declaration of Independence for To-
day" Edward Rudicel, pastor.
Sunday school at Whitewater, at
$50, Ollie Hunt, superintendent A
newly formed class for young married
people meets Sunday for the first
time. Preaching follows the school.
Edward Rudicel, pastor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-30
Additional Equipment

Khaki top and adjustable sun
shade; windshield wiper; mir
roscope; glass covered instru-
ments; gasoline gauge on dash;
clock; cigar lighter; handsome
nickel bound luggage trunk
mounted on permanent base;
Buick design drum-type head
Observation-Disclosures
carpets in both front and rear
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-30

compartments; walnut steer
ing wheel; heavily nickeled
radiator, step plates, guard
rails and all other fittings;
Tuarc steel wheels built to
Buick specifications are op-
tional equipment at an added
cost of $4,000 if installed at
the factory; extra tires OF tire
covers not included.
C-l5-42
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-30

trial, more than 80 hooded and masked
men were at the place at the time of
the alleged attack. He also testified
that his wife and three other women
saw him attacked
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-30
AGREE ON CAMP SITE

RUSHVILLE, Ind, June 30.-A
boys camp site six miles from Rush
vile, on the Miller farm southwest OF
the city, has been agreed upon by
the committee appointed to make the
selection. The camp will open in the
latter part of July.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-30

Women are better students than
men at the University Of Idaho, &C
cording to an announcement of
comparative grades during the last
semester
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-30

rations are being made for the pill
grimage to Atlantic City. The or
der is made up from Americans in
all walks of life-statesmen, schol-
ars, soldiers, judges, lawyers, doc
tors, merchants, bankers, heads of
industry, newspaper men, artists,
actors, business men, United States
Senators. Congressman and Gov
ernors. The President of the United
States is an Elk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
JAMAICA RESULTS

, FirS, race 'hv.s fu,,lcnEss)-Firs,,,
Lank. to :, 10 .; third. Bessie
Leighton. $50 :. Time: 81 2-5. Also
ran--Strang"!ina. Reap.
Second race tmile and seventy
yards)-First. Mount Hope. to ]. /
10 !. to 3 second. Romuius, TO /.
. TO 3 third. Domingo. TO ). Time
l:46. a 50 ran-Cloncannno. Volcanic.
Welcome Stranger.
Third race tmilc and a sixtcenth) -
First. Daniel a, Is To !. 6 to /, 3 TO
J; second. Horeh, { TO |. TO /: third.
Lady Xeus. 3 TO g. Time: l:4S as.
Also ran-Copyrigh sunny I'M,
SearchliGht Ill, BuNom. Henry G
Cordclier.
Fourth race Owe and half fur
longs First. Lady Myra. = TO y. / To
.. 10 3; second. True Filler. : To 10,
10 3: third. Buster. To 5. Time
1905 % Also ran-Rork. oakwood
E,ifth race tmilr and seventy yards)
First. Billy McI.al :hlin. = TO l. . to
!, ! to !; second. / iuE Cloud, . to
|. 10 /: third. W., '"wood 2 to >.
Time: j:ii. Also l.,i -Tuftcr. Re-
count. Two Feathers. iurcrlativc.
SiNrh race Isix furlpngs) First.
nolyiAla 10 !. to !. 70, l.. second,
10 >. Time: l:l2 IS. Also ran
lally, Sea Mint, Mizar. Normal,
Miriam Cooper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
u. S. GOLF ASSOCIATION
. AT TER CHICAGO COMPANY
Seeks to Prevent Monopoly
on Manufacture of
Official Ball.
Try Associated Press.l

WASHISGTON. May %. The
United states Golf Association.
through council. today appealed 20
the Federal Trade Commission and the
Commissioner OF Patents to take
steps TO stop the practice OF the Al
lied Golf Company. OF Chicago. in
using the term, "onicial golf ball" on
wrappers OF balls manufactured by I.
and In stamping on such balls tho
numerals. "l62."
The petitions were flied with the
two government agencies by James
francis Hup6a, ganarRl counsel for
the golf association. and were signed
by j. Frederic Byers, president OF tho
association. Tho recitc that in JULY.
1920. after II Joint conference with
the Royal and Ancient committee. in
Scotland. IN" United States Golf As
ISOLATION adopted rule. limiting the
weight and diameter OF the bali per-
United in tournaments to ls2 ounces
and 1852 inches. respectively.
The petitions further declare thar
after this rule was published broad
cast, the allied company secured :.
patent office registration for the ex-
elusive use OF the numerals No."
on all golf balls. and also enclosed
those manufactured by II in n wrap-
per stamped Official golf ball" and
in addition TO this. has publicly adj
vertiscd that all persons infringing
upon these claims would he subjer,
to actions for damages.
The petitions declare that " these
claims were permitted to stand. IL
would create monopoly in the manu-
Stcture and sale of golf halls and work
great injustice to the United S.at.s
Golf Association. in giving the I'm
preston that it's rules could he con-
vcrtcd to selfish purposes. and gem
orally work great Injustice to the
Eolfing public.
The Federal Trade Commission Is
asked I" terminate the practice. and
the commissioner OF patents Is re-
.iuested to cancel tho registration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
NORTH CAROLINA
BANKS LOSE FIGHT
fRv Assoclated rres..l

RALEIGH. y. G. May 24-Two
hundred and siNty-hvc or more state
banks and trust companies in North
Carolina today lost their fgh, against
par clearance with the Federal Re-
serve Bank. when the Supreme Cour;
filed an opinion written by Chief Jus
tice Walter Clark holding that thu
act OF the Legislature OF 1921 au-
thorizing exchange and payment by
draft is in conflict with the Federal
statute, and thereby invalid
The opinion OF the Supreme Cour,
was a reversal of the action OF
Judge webb in issuing restraining
order TO prevent the Federal Re-
serve Bank. Of Richmond, Va. from
refusing To- accept exchange drafts
drawn by the North Carolina banks
not members OF the Federal re-
serve system for less than the face
value Of the checks presented and
from returning as dish"norcd checks
drawn Ivy dcpositors upon the plain
tiff banks which had been presented
At their counters by the Federal Re
serve Bank. Of Richmond. but FOR
which the plaintiffs had rendered
drafts for less amounts drawn by
them upon their respective reserve
deposits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
TRIl MNIRATE WILL
RUN OPERA COMPANY
fav A.socIatcd Prcss-l

CHICAGO May 2I.-Roports that
the Chicago opera COMPANY would
be managed this year by triumvi-
rate-a musical director. - general
director and business director
were believed today to have received
further foundation with the appoint
m"nt last night 81 Georgia Polacco
as musical director. Polacco. who
has been u conductor with the com
pauy for some time. now IS in t.iropc
Mary Garden. general director Ia 7
year. has resigned and while no OH =
ciaI announcement has been mad.
concerning her successor IN is he.
ll"ved that the ,riumvira,c plan Will
be tried
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
HOLMAN FACES HARD
BOXER IN BROOKS

Charlie Holman ordinarily can tie
one hand and outpolnt most bantam.
weight boxers In this section. But
In stepping eight three minute
rounds with Terry Brooks next Tues
day night at the Church I'M Ath-
ietio Association Park. Holman viii
need all his clevcrness. according to
reports.
HOLMAN is known In the North as
Tho Richmond flash. \ bashful, 10
rcar-old boy. Holman has n person
nlItN that wins new friends Brooks
- hard-hitting lad from BaitI-
more. IN. bout between these little
Fellows has the lure OF Norwich
Man q War clash.
Many new members have joined
the Church lIili associations This
body of young men operates AN in
closed park aud maintains Il super
visor the year around 10 teach ath-
."iicS and develop character in boys
y. g. Held Is the recreation center
"f TIA" city, doing "a bigger work ana
reaching NOR. people than any other
Singl" agency in Richmond
once - month the association will
give boxing program FOR its mem
hcrs. Dr. William II. Parker. proml-
ncnt member OF the association. l.-
iievcS Il has great opportunity to
io constructiv. service. lie has
given time and nancy TO the aSso-
citation. he says. because he knows
Ia" helpful influence II exerts on
young people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
ASSOCIATION PLANS NEW
EVENTS FOR NEXT YEAR


NEW YORK. May 2t.-The addition
nuai championship program Of the
intercollegiate track meet. VIII be
considered at conference of the In
tcrCollcgiate Association In Boston
tomorrow night, Tho proposals which
will come UP for discussion include
the staging in 1923 OF either a three
or a five mile rum and 40 yards
hurdle event
Under the present schedule the
longest run OF the twc-day titular
games is the two-milc event. II is
realized that II the United states is
To compete successfully against the
games nf 1924. aud other international
events tentatively scheduled. 1t will
hr necessary To develop longer dis
tInCr runners.
The subject was discussed at the
annual meeting OF tn. l. g. \. y. \, y.
in New York last March and laid
over for further consideration at
the conference To u" held on the
eve Of the intercollegiate games. The
meeting Will listen To "a report TO
he made by the coaches aSSocia ton
on the subject, and is likely To he
Influenced by the SUGGESTIONS offered
Ivy the trainers. 1t is probable for
year, at least. the three mile,
rather than tho nvc-milc run will be
adopted
The additions OF 44O-yard low
hurdle race appears certain To next
years program. and there may he
some minor changes in the rules for
some OF the field events. Including
a limitation upon the size OF the
pole vault takc-off pit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
EDWARDS SURPRISES
BILLIARD FOLLOWERS

IN IN" three-cushion billiard
tournament, now being staged a, the
Newport Billiard Academy. last
night Edwards pulled the surprise
Of tho tourney by defeating Royd. %
to is In siNty-rine Innings This was
Royd'E FRS, last" Of defeat. having
successfully turned hack his other
three opponents in great style
High run honorS also went TO
Boyd. who had cluster Of four.
which ties four others for high tour
nament runs.
Edwards simply won his game by
brilliant and consistent PLAYING
having gathered seven runs of two's
and r"Sort"d In the oil game. Of
which h" had perfect control. Last
nights game Was one Of the class
lest games Of the tournament. Great
interest has developed In IN. tuurna-
nent. az there is only one player.
Asher. that has not lost At least ono
game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
POLISH MINISTER
ATTACKED IN VIENNA
tBy Associated Press.l

VIENNA. May 2i.-The Polish For
eisn Minister. Constantine Skirmunt.
was pelt"d with rotten eggs here
last night as he was going TO a din
ner he had arranged for tho renre
seh'a'iVes OF the foreign press. His
race was bruised and his clothes
ruined by the attack.
Ihree of the miscreants. who
proved 10 he former Ukranian Off
GERS. were arrested. They gave as
their reason that they wished ~
avenEe the Ukraine for Polish on
preston"
chancellor Schober called upon NJ
Shir NUT and expressed his regret
at tho incident.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
"Y" WORK PROsPERs
WELL IN PETERSBURG
Annual Reports Read at Meet
ing Show Growth in All
Departments.
EXPENSES tEDuCED
$4,000,
Associate General Secretary j. g..
Thrhchor, OF international AssociR-
ton, Guest "f N"u"r mt Catherine,
speaks on We Field,

fETERSRtltG, VA, May 24-The
annual meeting Of the Petersburg y.
NJ, G. a. WAS held yesterday after
noon. y luncheon was served with
). Tich"nor. associate general sec
rotary Of IN" International Y. VI. g.
A. as the guest Of honor. Mr.. Itch
cnor spoke on the world work
3 Seward appointed Professor +. VI
Martin as chairman 81 the meeting
Or. Edwin r. Carter delivered the
made by Treasurer Hugh X. Smith
showed decrease In expenditures
over tn. same period Iast year of
about $4,000. and suggested detailed
methods OF Stiil further curtaiiing
the expenses and Increasing income.
More noyn Arc Hrnrh-d.
Tho report Of Roys' work Secretary
w, 6. Scott showed the department,
mad a great Increase In the number
OF boys using tn" building. tho mum
Dor in bible classes and social and
tho number az hooks loaned from
ths l!hrary. Mr.. Scott ~ recognized,
az on" OF the best boys WORK SOC
f"taricE in the rountrS. and his
Hp"cch delivered at the Rotary CON
N"nti"n In Wiustcn-Salrm on boys
work several weeks ago attracted \,
t"n,ion through the southern states
lie Is known to the BOYS as a mig
brother as well ~ one who knows
no" 10 'ntnrc" tn" rules Of the or
SANITATION His work at Carp no
tiry during the summer ruontns bas
icon the subject o. much favorable
Comment aud over 100 hogs arc look =
NIX FORWARD IN flp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
HObACK APPEAL ARGUED
IN FEDERAL COURT TODAY
Narcotic Law Enforcement
Officer Convicted of Con.
vcrling Spirits TO Use.

Hearing I'm tho caso OF Fred s.
Hoback, former hoad OF narcotic en-
forccmcnt In territory embracing
virginia and four other southern
states, with headquarters IN Rich
mond. who was found guilty OF trat-
nckinS in liquor while in the gov
eminent service and sentenced TO n
term in the Federal Penitcntiary.
a. Atlanta. will be given this morn
ing In the United states Circu,
Court Of Appeals.
n heavy fine and sentence OF
three years in Federal prison was
given Hoback by the Federal DIS
trict Court at Roanoke nearly Il yea,
ago. Iioback was charged on many
spirits 10 his own use after selling
the same under authority or Fed
erai officer. The scene OF the alleged
Illegal actions was IN Roanoke. the
home city Of Hoback. who held ono
Of the mos, important OF the Feu
eral posts in this section. The case
10 he argued today IS tho appeal
from the lower court In an effort 10
secure now tria! on grounds OF
error.
Among tho cases argued yesterday
were:
vulcani,c Roofing Company. ap-
pclian,. w. Commonwealth Steam
ship Company. appellee; appeal from
Tho District Court at Norfolk. Com
tinucd from yesterday. Cause further
argued by Harold V. Auberg. Of New
York. for appellant, and by John VI.
Woolscy, Of Sew York. for the APP
police" and submitted.
SusGuchanna steamship Company.
appellant. w. a. .. Anderson * Goa
appellee. appeal from the District
Court NJ Norfolk, Va Argued by
y. 6. Cass OF New YORK. ;or the
appellant. and ny Edward II. Baird.
Further argument postponed until
tomorrow
i. Alfred Anderson. Of Eos,on.
Mass.. was admitted to practice a-
AN attorney and counsellor NJ this
court. after taking and subscribing
tn. usual oath.
Gases Ia cali TO-DAY.
Susquchanna Steamship C"mpan,.
appellant. W.. \. q. Anderson ~ Co.
appellee. appeal from the Distr!c,
Court at Norfolk
Anderson Lumber Corporation.
plaintiff in error. rs. Victor Lch,o
hefeudan, In error. error 20 the
District Court az Columbia. :. &. To
be argued by Messrs. Lide & Nc
Cand!ish 81 Marion. : g.. for the
plaintiff In error. and By J. Alfred
~ li'i'I son, vi fbbS'ON, -hdSS., Ipr inc
defendant I'm error.
+. (. HOback. plaintiff in error. VS..
the United states. defendant in err
rOr: error to the District Court at
Roanoke, Va To be argued by Wal
Ter K. Staples, OF Roanoke. Va. aud
X. T.. BYRD. OF Richmond. Va for
the plaintiff in error, and ~ William
= stuart. special assistant United
states attorney. OF Big stone Car.
Va and G.. T. Gentry, assistant
United states attorney OF Char
iott"sv!ile. Ma. for the defendant IN
error
II. {. Jones & Co. appellant and
cross appellee. vs. the American
Transport Company, claimant, ap-
pcll"" and appellant; cross
appeals from the District Court az
baltimore. Md. To he argued by Al
bert :. GIN and Edward NJ. Ham
mond. OF Baltimore, Md. for the APP
pcl!nnt and cross-appcllcc. and by
M"ssrs. Lord Whip. % Baltimore,
sid. Tor the appellee and cross.ap-
reliant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
Starts 235-Mile Run
From n. Y. to Capital
IBy United Scws.l

NEW YORK. May 24.-sam
Johnson was feeling pretty good
and thought he would give tho old
dogs Il little workout. 80 he is
away on an easy swinging trot for
Washington. He plans to get
there Friday in time to spend a
quiet Weekend getting his breath
As ne doesn't intend to stop for
sleep and Will only pause AZ NJ
tcen-mirutc Intervals occasional
~ TO eat cake OF chocolate. or a
sandwich. johnson expects 10 run
tho 90 miles I'm for,y-cigh, hours.
Sam, who claims To he III. ori-
Rinal human locomotive. ran TO
Boston In forty-six hours recently.
Two attendants followed in an
automobile. SO II can be seen that
Sam could afford :" ride on the
train II M wanted 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
80 COLLEGES ENTER
ATHLETES IN MEET
Forty-Sixlh Annual Inlcrcol-
lcgiate Affair Takes Place
This Week.
LKy Associateh Prcss.l

BOSTON. May "a. Thirty colleges
most OF them in the area between
Pittsburgh and Maine. but two OF
them on the Pacific Coast. will be
represented on Soldiers Ficld. Har-
ward stadium at Cambridge. Friday
when the forty-sixth annual inter
collegiate track and field champion
ship meet begins. 10 extend over
Saturday
OF the two far-westcrn entries.
California. which won the meet la,
year. will compete in all OF the
hftcen events and Leland stanford,
hfth last year. but tied with the
Bruins in the California dual cham
rionshIp this year. will have starters
in eleven events.
Tn" entry list shows that Cornell.
Columbia, Dartmouth. Harvard. Mas
sachusetts institute of Tcchnology
and Princeton. viii present the lar=
.ist teams Georgetown University.
Washington. and Johns Hopkins Uni
verSity, Baltimore. are the "farth"st
South" entries this rear. The form
or will compete IN most events.
There arc lIa athletes representing
twcuty-"tght Institutions entered in
the 2.O-yard run. comprising the
largest field. and sixty athletes OF
fifteen colleges in the hammer
throw, making UP the smallest field.
Each college Will have an entry in
the oue-halt mil" run. The program,
OF eight track and seven field events.
Includes:
One hundred. 900 and 40 yards. one
al
go yard hurdles; running high and
broad jumps: pole vault. hammer,
javciin and discus throws and put
. s Sl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
NINTH DISTRICT HEARS SLEMp
WILL NOT AGAIN BE CANDIDATE
Republicans May Soon Face Problem of Picking New
Man to Make Race Against George Campbell
Peery, Democrat in Congress Fight
tsp.ciai to no Timcs-Dlspa,ch. ]

Especial to no Times Dispatch.
BRISTOL. VA, May 2i.-More and
more tho rumor persists that Con-
Hrcssman e. Ragcom Slcmp. Of the
Ninth Virginia District. viii not geek
rc-ciection this year. and more and
more local observers are inclined To
wonder II there is not some truth I'm
report which has gone tho rounds
"a dozen times only to be revived at
the next turn each time.
Democrats arc not alone in show
Ing Interest over the rumor. Repub-
!icdh sthlwarts. several who are on
the inner circle Of the Organization
councils. arc Keeping close tab on tho
situation. and can be relied upon TO
see that the nomination will not be
forced TO 20 begging
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
YOUNG WOMAN SHOOTS
ANOTHER AT PUEBLO
Eighteen Girl student
DnnEcrously Wounded by
Caller,
tBy ASSOCIATED Press.l


PUEBLO, COLO. May 24-Miss
Connseulo Baca. aged IS. was shot
and dangerously wounded At Loretto
Academy today. by Miss Josephine
Liherto. aged 81.
Miss Liberto called at the academy
In taXicab and asked to see Miss
Baca. and was permitted to do so.
tho sister superior thinking the Wis
itor came from Mrs. Baca, who was
i'll. When IT was remarked that IL
was hoped there was nothing serious
tho woman said there was not.
Soon after the Baca girl met Miss
Liberto. the sister superior heard a
shot, and rushing into the room saw
the visitor with revolver and the
baca girl on the floor with a bullet
in her head.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25

If Slcnp declines TO run again there
VIII b" no dearth OF ndidates to
take his place. II Is likely that the
Republican district convention Will
be held In Bristol in July or August
TO pick man TO run AGAINST George
Campbell Pecry. or Tazcweu. who
was nominated by the Democrats here
several weeks ago
TWO years "so M. Slcmp made tn"
statement that NJ positively would
Rot consider again becoming the cau-
didate. but he weakened when a dem
onHtration in his favor was held i'm
the convention hall. The Congressman
ls expected 10 make statement ON
IN" question before the convention
incets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

First race Csix fnrlonss)-- Dead
lock. $500. S5.3o, s37O. won; Dolores
$3.50. $50: second: Colonel Raker,
$3.50, third. rhine: l;ll rs. James
coyu.. l.antados. AnEon and Tableau
d'iionncur also ran.
Second race -four furlongs)-Oui
OuI. 81. $3.50. s2.30. won: runta Gordl.
t Elk sIY; s?eorH' MS""rh ItiIs sI GS
Mamie Smith and Roma also ran.
Third race zone milc)-Pctie, s3.2O
$40. $50. won: p"rius. 81. $3.50
second; R!lly Star. S5.2V. third. Time
l:aS "a: l.onicera: Romero blue. Dr.
Little. Colossus and Casey also ran.
teentm Lady Mndcap. s3SO. $40.
s2.lo. Won: Mimic. H.. $3.50. s2.3o. sec
ond; Marjorie iIynes, $50, third.
burn. blanche Mae and Hrotherly
Love also ran.
Tit1h rn r,snnn ""r and hair Ia ," yo
Won; Dan i. osuiIivan, $3.50. sSIS,
second: Jack Bancr, $3.50. third.
Time: 81 i-5. Dr. Glenn liking
S Solomon, Sal p xTcaris, bueler'
l.archmont. shamrock and Prince X
also ran. 'Montfort Jones entry. xJ.
Il. Smith entry.
sixth rae. !tscyen furlonEs) May
Alexander. sac. $500, second; PEN
Well. sIa.70. third. Time: l;25 Is.
Foy Fred Kinney, Nominee. Sktles
Knob, hyN. Escarpol.ttc. Trooper,
SeI@n,h race zone mi" and a SIN t',
tccnthD-lilack Thong. $3.50. $3.50,
s.0.l0. won. Faux coli S6.2D. $40.
second: cnrson. $40 third. Time:
1916 Rs liinklc, quick View. Gorilla.
old McKcnnn. Charles Henry. Virgo.
ollie Wood. The Swimmer and Black
llackle also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
OBSERVE POPPY DAY"
TO AID DISABLED MEN

PETERSRrRG. VA. May IT
Decoration Day. MAY 30. will also
be obS.rccd by the American Legion
and the Wcman's Auxiliary as
"Poppy Day" poppies Will be sold
on tho streets ard the money derived
from the sales viii he used to care
for the 10000 manned and disabled
soldiers now IA hospitals and homes.
This number does not include those
who are infected with tuberculosis
nor those who arc blind.
The American Legion and Won
ans Auxiliary who did this work
last year viii II" assisted by the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars on Deco
ration Day. who will also sci! pop
pi"s.