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The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
CLASSIFIED ADS

WANTED-About
four young ladies to room and
board, preferably those who
work in mill. Mrs. j. e..
Smith, corner Sth and Church
Streets, opposite Mr.. T. F.
WheeIer's. 12-21-3t-pd
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22

FOR SALE-TOLEDO SCALE,
in Al condition. Bargain.
Walter Clark, Box 351, Scot
land Neck, n. G. 12-2O-6t
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
BUY
HIDES.

Green or T~y, chickens and
eggs. Will pay the highest
pricf< My market is also
stocked at all times with the
very best beef, pork, chickens,
eggs etc, J. D. Hill. 9-2O t.
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22

FOR RENT-MY DWELLING
on Main Street. J. M. Tillery.
12-2O-22-33t
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22
MONEY To LEND ON GOOD

farm lands in large amounts,
five, seven and ten years time.
Prompt inspections made. Geo.
G.. Green. Weldon. n. g. 5-6-2aW
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22

Mr.. Percy Anderson is here
from Wake Forest College, to
spend Christmas with his par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. Chas. Ander-
SON
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22

-eetaoin shrdlu cmfwyp taoinnn
Misses Mary Louise Outer
bridge and Elsie Vaughan came
home from East Carolina Teach
ers College, Greenville. last night
The commonwealth., 1922-12-22

Mr.. Francis Lewis, Of Wake
Forest College, arrived this morn.
ing to spend Christmas with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Lewis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
W0MEN'S AUX|L|AR|ES
SUPPORT FOREIGN WORK
Episcopal Organizations Of
State Have 100 Mission
aries in Field.
pecial TO The Times-Dispatch.

WINCHESTER. VA. May 7.-Th.
N"mahs Auxiliary OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the Diocese OF
virginia. which has been In session
IN chris; Church here since We'd
htSdhy. adjourned. after elfcting Of
hc"fS ana voting to meet next year
AZ Frederic shurg.
Miss Louise Davis, I.eesburg. was
unanimously reelected president.
others elected We're: vice preside emit.
Mrs Jaqu"lin Smith. Berryvile:
/ treasurer, Mrs. George : French.
Alexandra: secretary. Miss Eliza
beth Winedar. charluIt.svilic; edu-
caiional secretary Mrs. T.. &. Os-
good. Richmond secretary of jun
Tors Mrs. Robert I. Parton. Win
chester; secretary OF section u. Mrs
Il. L. Woodward. Richmond: con
vocational secretaries Valley. Mira.
JaGuelin Smith; Rappa hammock. Miss
Pickett waller. Whitewater: Rich
mond. Mrs Helen Mordica. Richmond:
Albemarle. Mrs. j. n. Hill. Orange.
and Piedmont. Mrs. John NJ. John
son. Alexandria.
Delegates were elected 10 the
general convention in Portland.
ore, next September. as follows:
Miss Louise Davis. Leesburg: Mrs.
r. T. Barton. Winchester: Mrs.
Henry y. Gilpin. Royce. and Mrs.
Mollie Maddux Hilbert. Charlottcs-
Vile.
Reports submitted by officers and
addresses made by missionaries
showed a marvellous increase in the
auxiliary's work during the last
year More than $50 missionaries
arc nov being supported by the
Virginia branch. Scope OF the or
ganization's activities Is being broad
cncd In every direction. reports re-
vcaled. One Of tho most illuminat-
ing and informative addresses OF tho
convention was made by Bishop
Hiram r. Huisn. Of Cuba. Al the
concluding session stirring appeal
In behalf OF the nation wide cam
paign was made by bishop VILLA m
CabeIl Brown. NJ Virginia. Other
principal speakers included Mrs.
melbourne and Deaconess Ransom. Of
Japan. ana Mrs. Randolph Shields.
az China
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE
ON SOCIAL WORK OPENS
More Than 100 Delegates Ex-
pected to Attend Sessions
in Danyille.
Especial to The Tines-Dispa,ch ]

lSpetiai W ne lines Dispatch
DANNII.f.E, VA. May THE Vir-
GINA conference on social work.
with more than seventy delegates
from all parts Of Virginia. opened
this afternoon at the Young Mems
Christian Association auditorium.
Mayor Albert l.. Roper. Of Norfolk.
presided. The initial session was de-
voted to welcoming addresses. Mayor
Roper responding to one delivered nv
Frank Talbot in behalf Of the city.
Dr. Kate Waller barrett. president
OF the Florence Crittcud.n Mission
In Alexandria. spoke OF the progress
Of social work in Virginia, which
has been marked during recent
years. -
Tomorrow three sessions will bc
held. by which time it is anticipated
that fully 100 delegates VIII be here.
Rev. j. 7. Mastin. = ID. supcrin-
ttndcnt of the Methodist institute In
Richmond. will outline tho Depart
ment of Pubic Welfare. which. By
virtue OF an act passed by the Cen
eral Assembly. Superccdcs the State
Eoaru of Charities and Corrections
Hon. j. Hogc Kicks. OF Richmoud's
Juvenile Court. also will lie heard at
the morning session.
III the afternoon Ut. barrett Will
discuss caring for delinquent women
DIR Roy Flanagan will talk about
malarlp control. and Miss Louise
Hooper. field representative OF the
American Red Cross in Virginia. will.
detail the work done in the Old Do
minion OF recent years. Louis
Brow nlow. City Manager OF Peters
burg, will make one OF the principal
addresses at night. bearing IN the
r"ta ion OF city COVER lmeE: TO social
work.
INK Banc. exe,i-:vt officer II
The lew Department, D. Public Wei
',rc, who will also soak. believes
that this conference is :hc most i'm :
r"r,an; held in Virginia for years
Tie policies OF the rev nrganiZaii n
az" {" /. outlined an. ais, ne, to
Ii. dei.ga.s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
AUTO|sTs IN PERIL ::5sll
AS MACH|NE'SK|Ds.
Car Balances on Precipfce IN
Rounding Fishers Hill
Curve.

STRAsBURG. VA. May L--Anosh.r
hair-raising accident occurred on the
Valley Pike at Fishers Hill, when an
automobile belonging TO and, driven
by II. L. Efumston. OF near Middle
town. cut some capers that took tho
breath OF those who saw the accident
and those who came on the sceuo be-
fore all four wheels of tho car was
gotten back on terra hrma.
It seems that while the Humston
car was rounding tho heavy curve on
Fishers Hin. near the bridge the car
sklddcd. turned around in the road.
backed partly over the stone wall
efTeri9eS;A5 shs at7aam thirty feet
below. md at5npst Wits the rear
wheels hanging in midair over tho
wall. Had 1t not been for the wire
fence on top Of the wall. the car
would surely have gone over thc
prccipiCc. as one fence post was
broken off. another pulled ont. and
the wire fence was all hut bursting
Tho two travelling Non. who were
with Mr.. iIumston. both or whom he
had picked up on the pike when their
bus broke down, were W. W.-Dough-
erty. OF MELVILLE. Pa. and l., =.
Shields. of New York. Mr.. DQugherty
is a rather Compliant man, and as it
happened he was sitting on the front
seat. Had he hcnn on the rear seat.
his weight would most probably havc
burst down the fence. In that event.
the accident would most likely proven
fatal TO all three.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
TIP. A. ELECTS OFFICERS
AND STATE DIRECTORS
Newport News Is Selected for
the Next Conven.
lion
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
DANElLLE. VA, May THE V!r-
ginia Division Travellers Protective
Association convention. which elect.
ed Roy j. Charles. OF Newport News.
president. named the following Of
flcers
h II. Randolph. Richmond. arst
vice-president. !. L. Peasants.
Lynchburg. second vice-presidcn,. II
L' Harwo"d. Richmond. secretary and
treasurer The State directors is
composed as follows:
H. u. Powell. Richmond: f.. w.
Brooks. Jr. Richmond: T.. W. Chris
,lan, Richmond: 6. W. Rogers. Rich
mond: a. d. Starting. Danvillc: j. Y.
NiIIiams. Alexandria: G. s. johnson.
Roanoke B. p. Adams. I.ynchburg.
and T.. NJ. Stribling. Norfolk
Delegates appointed today to the
national convention. which meets in
Atlantic city. y. j.. June and 6. are
as follows:
Post \. Richmond-E. w. Christian.
+. W. Brooks. Jr., j. T. Fentress. d.
- i'hi " ''b y. n. CHRISTIAN, j. -. ol-
iver. Il. II. Randolph. r. 81. Noting.
W. l.. Brinkley.
! Post r. Norfolk-W. r. johnson, J.
II. Rowntree. c. s. Blackwell. c. F..
Morrisette. F.. j. Robertson. r. D.
Davis.
Post c. Petcrsburg-L. p. Robert
son and II. l.. Smith
Post F.. South Boston-none elected
Post r. Alexandria,. w. May and
a. Thompson.
Post g, LynchburE-A. r. Chewn-
Ing. J. ID. og!esby. f. l.. Haskins and
J. l.. Peasants.
Post ", Rlackstone-J F. Reach.
Post l. Martinsvilie-J W Jones
and 7. II. Self.
rost i. Roanoke-C. s: Johnson and
". p. Gilbert.
Pos; X. Staunton-S. II. Ellerson.
Post l., Newport News-J. A.
Charles.
Post NJ. Farmvillc-C. l.. Morris.
Post i. Surolk-H. l. Cross.
Post q. Bristol-C. l. Powers.
Post Il. kcnbridge-none elected.
The next convention will be held
at Newport News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
VIRGINIA ODD FELLOWS
MEET IN LYNCHBURC
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LYNCHBURG. VA, May TIL.
one hundred and third annual con
vention OF the grand lodge OF VIr
ginia of Odd Fellows began informal.
ly this afternoon with n public meet,
ing "a; the CITY Auditorium. which
packed that large hall Ia capacity
but the formal sessions of the Hra
lodge open tomorrow morning ut a:3u
o'clock. the grand lodge using tn,
City Auditorium for its sessions. The
State Assembly OF Rebekahs Will open
Tuesday morning at the E,ks' lodge.
About 200 visitors are expected here
for the meetings.
Rev. DR.. John Ice Allison, OF Alex
andria. deputy grand master, was the
speaker at the meeting this Afternoon
after the delegates had been welcomd
by Mayor Fred Harper on behalf OF
the city and former Mayor Register
Jester, who spoke for local Odd Eel
low organizations.
The grand encampment will com
plete its meetings Monday and the
secretaries association will meet daily
during the grand lodge sessions
Wednesday morning the entire dele
CATION is to 20 to the odd Fellows
Orphanaee. just outside of Lynch
burg. for half a days stay with the
wards OF the grand lodge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
BEDFORD ENTERTA|Ns
DISTRICT DAUGHTERS
Next Convention Will Be Held
"a, Harrisonburg in
Spring.
SIlI.IIlg.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BEDFOltD. VA. May THE con
vcntion OF the ScconT district OF the
Virginia Division. L. u. G.. compris-
ing sixteen counties. convened IN the
parish-rOom Of ST. johns Episcopal
church here Thursday. Mrs NJ T.
liuddicston. district chairman. was
not able to he present. and Mrs
Philip G. rcndlcton. OF CItftou
Forge. presided. Mrs Jane. A.
Scott. Of LynchburK. state prcsi, IN,
and Mrs. w. y. g. Merchant. OF chat
nam. general chairman OF cduratiou
were present There were abou,
twenty -h"e delegates present. and
reports from the following chapters
were submitted: Turner Ashby. at
iiarrisonhurg; Highland. at Mon
terey; Elliott g. Eishburne. q,
Wayncsbnro. g. X. Mason at Fish
crviile: General j. H. r. stuart. at
Siaunton, Elizabeth Hin Brown. nj
Fort Defiance: Bath County. at Warm
Springs. Julia Jackson. at CLIFTON
Forge. Alicgauy. a, CovimEton:
Craig. at New Castle. Fiucastle. at
Flncastlc: Joseph W Anderson. at
Bucha nan; Winn!" Davis, at Guena
Vista: Albemar!". at Charlottesville.
and William r. Terry a, Bedford.
Charlottesville. and William r. Ter
RS. AT Bedford.
Mrs. James 4. scott told or tn
Legislative work done in Richmond
and the increase allowed for Con
federate veterans and their widows
The Maury Monument fund. the Con
fcderate Museum and other matters
were brought w for discussion.
Mrs. w. y. 6. Merchant gave com
prchensivs account 81 the work done
by tho u. u. G. along educational
lines
The Turner Ashby Chapter. at
Tiarrisouburg. invited the convention
to meet with them In the spring Of
1928. The pages for the day were
Misses Elizabeth Jordan and Mar
Buford Schcnk Lunch was served
mt the parish house, ard AT tho close
OF the meeting there was an automo-
bile ride and r"ce.tIon at Ran
dolph- Macon Academy 4 reception
was held also on Wednesday Owe
ming at the HON. OF +. q Thomas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
$4,000 IS PAID FOR
ESTATE IN PULASKI
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

DUBLIN, VA. May An IDEAL per
feet day, with tho country resplcn-
dent with the green of spring.
brought out n big crowd Yesterday at
tho sale OF the 3lt-acrc John Buforl
farm. three miles from this place.
The land was sold in parcels Of from
$50 TO 5000 per acre. bringing the
total amount 10 nearly $1,000 and
avera cling about $3.50 per acre. This
was in excess OF all previous esti-
mates and over twice as much as
listed at. 10000. in the bankruptcy
proceedings under which II was sold.
Real estate falls as yet To show
any noticeable reduction in values.
as shown In recent sales in this sec
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
NORFOLK OPTIMISTIC
AS TO EMPLOYMENT
Business Conditions at Vir.
ginia Port Show Rapid
Improvement.
Especial TO The Times-D!spatchl

NORFOLK. VA, May 7.-Further
reduction in unemployment In Nor.
folk is seen as result OF survey
made by city. state and Department
OF Labor officials, the results oil
which are just announced
Not only is the number OF men
out OF work materially cut down
but The prospects for continued I'M
provcment during May and the sum
mer are declared to be very good.
Norfolk is absorbing more of It's
unemployed than any other city in
Virginia. the reports show. on Nor
folks unemployment situation, main
points In the survey ar" as fellows
Building activities afford Skilled
mechanics plenty OF work.
Local Industries are increasing
production.
UNEMPLOYMENT principally confined
to unskillcd labor.
Chemicals Industries show the
greatest Improvement, recalling 80:
workers
Lumber and railroad repair shop.
show n substantial Improvement
slight Increases in employment also
noted in-lcather. vehicles and misccl.
laneuus industries
Food and Kindred products show
material increase in employment
Industrial conditions have steadily
improved during tho past month in
Virginia as n whole. and dc spite 4
few disquietinG Industrial features
the country is surely righ,inE Itself
the employment service of the United
states Labor Department reports II
its monthly survey for April.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
PURCELLNILLE STORE.
INSTALLS RADIOPHONE

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
pTRCEIIVIT.LE. VA. MAY DIR.
y .. Miller. proprietor ~ the Pur-
ccllvill. Pharmacy. has installed a
radlophonc In one of tho rooms over
the store. While the receiving
equipment Of THIS instrument has not
been fully completed. IL has been
operated with considerable success.
y number OF persons, by means Of
ia" "ar-piece attachments. were en-
t-rtaincd few evenings ago BY list
-ntng to concert In Pittsburgh, Pa.
and other Information transmitted
through the air from that city. II is
Dr. Miller's intention to equip the In
s'rumcnt with amplihcrs and place
i, In his drug store, so that IL may be
heard all over the room.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
GETS JAIL SENTENCE
FOR WHIPPING NIECE
Especial to The TImes-Dispa,ch. !

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
DANVIII.E, VA. May 7--J. r. Iiod-
nett. who appealed from tn. Police
court from SIS hnc for whipping
Lonnic Richards. a ,tyear. old girl.
Jared worse at tho hands 81 jury
in the Corporation Court Saturday
lie got on. day In jal and a fne
nf 1900. 'Tne State alleged that Hold
nett beat the child about the head
with his fsts and whipped her with
q razor strop. The child was nice"
81 his and living at his house. Hold
n"tt dcpicd uSing his fists and "a ID
tn" bruir.E about her head were sus-
aimed when she ran against "a door"
He admitted whipping her with a
-nz"r strOp.
Tn" automobile cases Involving w
NJ. Sn"ad aud 6. A. Frazier have been
continued until tn. next term OF.
court. the State not being ready.
charlie GRAY. facing trial FOR fourth
violation OF the Mapp act. was con-
vict"d ana given TWO years in the
penitcntRry. r. y Gurley. pleading
guilty tn two counts OF forgery. was
gwen foar years, but tho court suS-
pended sentence on good behavior
for ave years. Gurley IS stranger
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
CLARENCE BLESSED IS
CHARGED WITH MURDER

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
I.YNCHBURG, VA, May 7.-Belatcd
news has just been received here Of
the death OF Whit Dalton, 30. who
died Wednesday, near Altavista. and
the arrest Of Clarence Blessed. aged
IS. machinist, of Altavista, charged
with Daltons murder.
According to witnesses. the two
men had dispute April 90. during
which Dalton was knocked down. He
was able TO walk home. but later had
fa!nting spell and died Wednesday
as the result OF a blood clot on the
brain. Blessed has been arrested and
is now In jail at RusthurR awaiting
action by the grand jury. Monday, in
the Circuit Court OF the county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
HOOVER IS DIRECTOR
OF MILK PRODUCERS
Especial 20 The Times-D!spatch.l

Especial 20 The Times D!spatch.l
iiARRlSoNBtRG, VA. May -
b"lcGat" w. &. Hoover. OF Timber
VILE. owner Of one of the highest
class dairy herds In buckingham
county. has been appointed public
director OF tho Valley Of Virginia
MIX Producers Association. recently
organized here Mr.. Hoover's ap-
pointment was made by John r.
iIutcheson, OF Rlacksburg. director
of extension for the State.
AS tho newly organized milk pro-
"ucers association is a cooperative
marketing organization, the law re-
uulrcs that public director he named
10 look after tho interests OF the
general public in all action taken
by the board OF directors
With the naming OF general man
ager. which Is soon to take place.
tho more than 100 milk producers
in this county will begin TO market
ihe!r products -operativeiy. APP
plication for charter has already
been made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
SEASIDE RESORTS IN
FOR BANNER SEASON
Railroads Prepare to Handle
Rush of Visitors to Hamp-
ton Roads.
WILL REDUCE FARE RATE
Norfolk aud westcrn md Chesa-
peHk- and Ohio Start Excursion.
FROM Richnond to Sen NcIt sun
day.
Especial to The Timc,-Di.pa,ch. ]

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. May 1.-Norfolh
and beach resorts in tho vicinity OF
this city arc going to have the
Grentost rush OF visitors this year
that has been seen since the begin
ming Of the war.
Every railroad running out OF this
city To the West and South is pre-
pairing 10 offer special concessions 20
tourists and week visitors,
which are expected to attract thou
sands Of visitors every Saturday and
SUNDAY.
F'uliy 1000 or 5000 visitors Will
come in here every week END on ac-
count OF the added Inducements OF
low railroad !ares. in the opinion Of
secretary W. A. cox. OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce.
Touris, rates approx!mating -
per cent Of tho round-,rip fares
week end tickets costing about 80
per cent 81 the round-trip fare. and
sunday .ncurbion tickets at extra
ordinarily reduced prices are tn. in.
duccm"nts which VIII draw visitors
from all points In Virginia and the
carolinas 10 this city
Not sine. ia" war have the rail-
roads mad" any .Stcnsiv. effort 10
bring summer AMI week end visitors
Ia THIS chg. The Nirglnlan had
summer rates through the year last
YEAR aud FOR som. seasons previous.
and some Of the other roads begun
lat- Ia the summer OF 1927 to run
special excursions tn Norfolk
The Norfolk and western plans 10
nperat" It's regular sunday eScur-
sions from Richmond and Petersburg
10 Norfolk. and also from this city
10 Richmond starting on Sunday.
May ~
The Checap.akn aud ohio will do
the sam" thtnE between Richmond
and this city and Newport News, also
beginning on sunday, May IL.
Dates for commencing the sale Of
week end tickets vary with the re-
spective railroads Some lines viii
offer 'h"m on Friday. May Is. and
thereafter every week. while others
VIII no, start them until the fol-
lowing week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
MAGISTRATES FINE IS
INCREASED ON APPEAL

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
LYNCfRtRG, VA. May John
w. Fortune, Justice OF the peace for
Brookvillc magisterial district, Camp
bell County. was fined 500 In tho
Police Court here recently on the
charge of operating an automobile
while intoxicated. but tho case was
appealed to the Corporation Court
for trial by jury. This resulted after
tho hearing Of a number OF witnesses
IN the jury raising the fine to $3.50.
FORTUNE came to grief when no ran
into another automobile parked along
the side OF the street in which he was
driving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
WAL TER REED MEDICAL
SOCIETY IN MEETING
in williamsburg
Wednesday for Two-Day
Session.
RICHMOND DocrOns GrEsrs
President OF william and Nnr, coI-
l"Hc q" Deliver Welcome Addrrs.
nnd Members VIII 10 Entertained
at Suite Hospital.

WILLIAMSBURG VA. Nav
The spring session of III. Walter
keed Medical Society OF virginia will
| convene in Cameron IIalI, Eastern
| state Hospital. on Wednesday,. MAY
~ continuing through rhursdav and
the Two days program covers :: larr,
nv" "i discussion on topics Of vital
'htrreSt I" the fraternity. The society
VIII DE called To order at 1890 A. NJ
sharp. Wednesday, and there viii H..
'''''' SESSIONS ON opening dag. with
/ wv" on Thursday. Besides technical
n'NI"sSl"hs ana business. attractive
! social features have been arranged
ny I'f. '""tg" ". Brown. supcrin-
,'nncht 81 tn" hospital The doctors
VIII %" entertained at lunch at IN.
n"Sp!'hI Wednesday, and on Thurs
Gay by Dr. J. \. G. Chandler. at VA
nam and Mary College.
VISIT jamestown Island.
edhesnay morning the physicians
nm he given an automobile trip to
jamestown Island Later they Will
Eis!t william and Mary College and
an IN" places Of historical interes:
IN Williamsburg. The regular pro-
gram II the day VIII no, start tin
1880 Thursday. and the society VIII
adjourn In time for It's members 10
catch the afternoon trains to their
respective homes
Invited guests Of the society are
Lieutenant Colonel George T.. pecd.
OF Fortress Monroe. Or Charles NJ.
hrynes. Baltimore; Dr. r.. j. q
H.ardslcy. Philadelphia DR. J. NJ
Hutcheson. Richmond: DR. r. r.
Hanger. Washington, y. c.: Or. D.
IL Morgan, Washington. D. c.: DR.
Frank " Longan. Newpor, News
br. Stuar; Mcclure. Richmond: pr
robert l. i'arne. Norfolk. and DR.
w. L. GrahLm. Richmond
DIR. u. 4. Tabb Prcsidcs
onccrE OF the Walter Reed Mcdi-
cas Society are Or. II. 4. Tahb. or
Gloce'ter. president; DR. J. w D
Ha"n"s Mathews FIRST vic"-p-n-'
dent Or. Brown Evans. Saluda.
second president: DR. n. n.
Howe. Hampton. third vice-presI-
dent; Or. Rea Parker. smithncld.
fourth vlce-prcsidon,: Dr. w w.
K"rns. Bloxom. NTH vice president.
Or. l.. l.. Stubs. Newport News
secretary
The executive committee OF the
society is composed OF DIT II. d.
Howe. Hampton: DIR. J. W. H. Haynes
Mathews: Or. Clarence Porter Jones
Newport News: Dr. w. w. kerns.
BicNom. and DR.. Rea Parker Smith
h"ld The local committee on ar
ranVcmcn's is made up Of DR. ID. J.
King. Or. g. W. Brown and DR.. J. NJ.
Henderson.
Tho Rev. f. Runln Jones. rector OF
Rru'on Parish Church. viii deliver
tho Invocation when the first session
op"us Wednesday morning and the
address NJ welcome Will bn made by
pr. J a e. Chandler. president OF
william and Mary College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
Charlie.
socIs, welfare Conference Meets.

DANVlI.LE, VA. May THE Vir-
ginia Conference on Social Welfare
Will convene here tomorrow after
noon with probably 100 delegates.
The opening session Will be during
the afternoon when welcoming
speeches will be heard. Prominent
workers In social welfare work Will
be heard in the city pulpits during
the morning and night church SER
vices. J. ID. Hank. Assistant Attor-
ncy-General from Richmond, will
make an address at the opening SEES
sion. The sessions will last through
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
Nab Alleged MoonShIner.

NCHBrRG. VA. May T.-Charle s
Rucker. negro. was arrested early
Saturday morning by Federal pro-
hibition agents at Reusens, on the
charge Of operating a moonshine still.
tho outfit heinE III operation at the
time Of the raid. The still was built
Of wood with copper outside bot
tom and was singing away on a cook
stove when the raiders arrived. Two
gallons and half OF liquor was
captured. Ruckcr claims to have
found the still and says he was max
ing his first run when he was cap
tured.