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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25
INJUNCTION IN EFFECT

Bond in the sum of one Thousand
dollars was executed February 20, 1912
in Washington and the injunction be-
came at once operative. Supreme Chan
eellor Green has been sending circu-
lars to lodges In THIS State, much to
the annoyance Of many or them ana
this cffeetually bars him from so doing
until the case Is finally decided Oh its
merits. This case has been pending
nino years and was finally settled last
year, when Supreme Chancellor Green
Instituted charges dating nine years
ago, supplemented by other charges.
under tho impression that the Supreme
Lodge was the sole arbiter in the mat
TOR. He succeeded IN passing reso'u-
ton reyoking the charter Of tho Grand
Lodge Of Virginia, with the result that
much to his surprise, no doubt, coun-
sci for the Grand Lodge Of Virginia
succeeded in getting the case in Court
again.
The Grand Lodge Of Virginia has
been sustained by the following JUS
tices OF the Supreme Court at different
hearings relative to it's fraternal char
ter and the revosaion thereof: Mr.
Justice Gould, Mr.. Justice Mccoy, now
Chlof Justice Of the Court, Mr.. Justice
Siddons, Mr.. Justice Bailey and by tho
Court Of Appeals OF tho District OF
Columbia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25

"The Heavenly Gate Ajar" match
loss sacred scenario will be presented
ut the Fifth Street Baptist Church,
Tuesday night, February 2S. 1t has
been played over 800 times in New
York City and Inns created very
favorable impression in previous per-
fOrmances here. Admission 25 cents
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25
TIIn RESTRAINING ORDER

Tho Supreme Lodge. its Grand Lodge
and onch OF them and their officers.
agents and attorneys, and all others
on their behalf are restrained. during
tho tendency Of tho suit. or until the
further order OF the Court frm de-
clariEg or treating the frnternal char
ter OF tho Grand Lodge OF Virginia az
revoked and from declaring or treat ng
tho aforesaid Grand Lodge as dissolv-
cd; and from declaring or treating tho
lodges subordinate to the Grand Lodge
In tho State OF Virginia and the mem
hers attached to tho same as not en-
titled to tho rights and privileges OF
members Of tho Order of the Supreme
Lodge knights OF Pythias, and from
calling on members elsewhere to re-
gard and treat such subordinate lodges
and members AZ not so entitled; and
from attempting to enforce tho decree
or enactment Of the Supreme Lodge
purpo!tinF TO revoke the charter OF
tie Gihnd Lodge, knights Of Pythias
Of tho Grand Jurisdiction OF Virginia;
and from circulating any proclamatons
or lotters addressed to the Grand
Lodges. subordinate lodges and mem
bers OF tho Order, calling attention to
or calculated or intended to carry in
to effect and enforce the attempted
recognition of the Grand Lodges fra
formal charter; and from setting MP or
attempting or purporting to set up.
within tho State Of Virginia. Grand
Lodge. other than the present Grant
Lodge OF Virginia, and from doing any
other aot or thing On tho assumption
tina: tho said Grand Lodge Of tho State
Of Virginia has been dissolved or that
its fraternal charter has been revok-
cd.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25
Retain Thanks.

Mr.. John Jones of los e. Leigh St,
who has been very sick for six weeks
Is now able to be out. His daughter
MRS. Alberta Meekins, Though some
thing better is still confined to her
room. They are sincerely grateful to
the noighbOrS ana friends who came to
their rescue and 80 kindly and cheer
fully rendered them assistance in var.
i0us ways, during their illness.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25
MAN IS HYNCTIED BY OOIORED
GEOItGIANS.
Mob Victim Shot Up Schoolhouse,
killing Girl and Wounding Boy.

NIOD VIGtlm Bh0t Up bchOOIhOUso,
killing Girl and Wounding Boy.
Valdosta, Ga, Feb. 17.-John Glover
colored was shot and killed by mob
OF his own race today at Indianola,
seven miles east Of hero after he had
shot up colored schoolhouse; killed
q little girl and fatally wounded a boy.
Glover forced an entrance to the
school after the teacher had barred the
door. He was armed with pistol and
shotgun firing both in the schoolroom.
Colored people Of the neighborhood
formed mob and surrounded the
schoolhouse. Glover was shot three
times and finally brained with shov
el. No arrests have been made.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25

Mr.. Junius Williams Of 1924 N.
Band street is spending the weekend
with friends in Washington, D. c., and
Baltimore, Md.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25

RUBfMAGE SALE STORES PAY BIG
QUICK MONEY. $500 starts
you. CLIFFORD CO., 108 West
147th Street, Chicago.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25

MRS. Mildred Johnson, who has
been seriously i'll ut her residence. GO9
N. 4th street, though somewhat i'm
proved is still unable TO leave .he,.
room.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25

MFR. J. D. Foster Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
cnlld to see us. He is proprietor Of the
Windsor Hotel, 16 Summers Street,
Charleston, w. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25
FRoB NOMINATION CONFIRMED.

washington. Feb. l8.-The nofnina-
ton OF Arthur G.. Froe. OF Welch, W.
Va, to be recorder OF deeds for the
Dfstr1er OF Columbia was confirmed by
the senate yesterday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25

--Rev. .. J. Bradford, 1913 st. John
street is confined to his homo on 40
count Of illness.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25
KOVORS TO DOUGLASS
BY MASS. GOVERNOR

-lty Authorities of Boston Likewise
Mark His Memory. Governor Cox
Announces Appointment Of Colorcd
Girl Over Prejudice OK Officials AS
League Had Requested.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25
PRES. CARNEY BREAKS
LONG SILENCE
Prcaidcnt Of tho Black StttA 1dur
Graphically Tells Of Negotiations
for $. s. Phyllis Whcatlcy.

Di9obidence OF Orders and Disregard
For Instructions by Officials and AS
sociates Caue Of Present InveStiga.
ton.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25
PRICE. FIVE Cent?
81 KILLED IN CRASH OF.
]. S. A|RSH|P ROMA
one ESalpe Death as Craft Fails l 900
Feet Bursts Into Roaring
Furnace

Huge DiriEible, Plunging Eurthward
rs Ruddcr Is Broken. Capsizcs
Across High-Tension Electric Line
anu Catches Fire, Trapping Officers
and Grew,
The Washington herald., 1922-05-19

ment of Justice. it was announced
tonight.
Besides Valentines marriage to
Miss wfnifred Hudnut daughter of
the wealthy New York. perfumer.
recent marriages OF Frank Mayo,
actor. to Dagmar Godowsky. daugh-
ter Of Leopold Godowsky. the mu-
sician. and of Henry B. walthal to
Mary charleson. screen actress, un-
der alleged similar circumstances,
will be investigated. 1t is under
stood. ri
Mayo was married last October.
only two, days after his divorce
from Joyce Mayo, according to re-
poft. The marriage Is said to have
taken place at Tia Juana. just across
the Mexican border from San Diego
Federal officers here sent orders
East to have Miss Hudnut ques-
toned at some point en- route as
soon as II was learned that she had
left Los Angeles and was speeding
Eastward for a supposed visit to
her parents in New York. At the
same time 1t was reported from
New York that her father had Sc
The Washington herald., 1922-05-19
FEARS time SHIFT
MEANS S-HOUR DAY
Col. Lancaster Raps Change.
Brightwood Citizens At
tack New Tax.

Changing the hours OF govern
ment employees so as to put them
on the street at $3.50 D. m. Is paw
ing the way for. an eight-hour
day." declared Col. c. C. Lancaster
before the Brightwood Citizens AS
ISOLATION last night. Col. Lancaster
also attacked the new daylight
savings scheme on the ground that
IL was causing much hardship
among those government employees
who had been in the service for
many years and found II almost
impossible to comply with the new
ruling.
Expressions in favor of the law
were voiced by c. F. Randolph. who
stated that the extra hour gained
in the evening proved useful.
The proposed new high rate Of
taxation was denounced as unjust
in resolution adopted unani-
mously.
Resolutions also were adopted
asking for a continuation Of the
minimum wage law for women and
children.
The miserable" condition of
the street railway tracks of the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company was noted and the com.
pany was urged to repair them
speedily.
Plans have been completed for a
Memorial Day celebration to be
held at the Battlefield Cemetery, at
which Senator Thomas Sterling, of
South Dakota, will be the principal
speaker.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-19
ARLINGTON l. O. O. F.
TO GIVE CARNIVAL

CLARENDON. Va. May 1s.-Ar-
ling.on Lodge Of Odd Fellows will
hold its second annual carnival to
assist in construction of the new
lodge hall. on June 1. . and 8. on
the lots on which the new building
Is to be erected. z. L. Bennett is
general chairman. C. Eugene Doyle
vice chairman, Noble Grand T. s.
e'Hallorsn in charge Of Invitations.
and A. K. Mason in charge of at
fractions.
Special features have been ar
ranged for the opening night. when
the two lodges from Alexandria and
members of Accotink Lodge will be
guests. The second night is Falls
Church and Rebekah night, and on
Saturday the members of all Wash
ington lodges. including the grand
master, have been invited.
c. Eugene Doyle has been named
deputy grand master for District No.
% and will have Jurisdiction over
the five lodges located in this Sec
ton OF the State.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-19
1T STOPS UGLY
BAD HEADACHES

A hundred different causes will
start a raging, pulling, torturing
headache. and there are a few
kinds that cannot be relieved by
Adams Wonder Capsules, but sta
tistics secured in a thousand tests
prove these capsules will do the
work approximately 9S times out
of 100. and here is a free offer
worth testing.
No matter what causes your
headache, come get a bottle of
Adams Wonder Capsules, and IL
three doses fail to Danish every
sign OF the ache and pain return
balance OF bottle and money re-
FUNDED. Results come quickly.
They relieve lots of headaches
never before satisfactorily reached
Dy other remedies, and Adams
wonder Capsules contain no mar
cotic, heart-depressing or injur-
lous drugs of any kind. They are
harmless as salt and do not affect
the nerves. This Is more than can
pc SAID OF many Popular headache
remedies.
These capsules also work won-
ders Tor many people with neural
gia, neurftis, and stomach cramps
and pains. We gladly guarantee
and prepay a bottle of these Cap
suies anywhere upon recent of
III. Peoples Drug Stores, Oil stores
all over Washing uon.l
The Washington herald., 1922-05-19
and
Other KINDS Of
PAINS and ACHES
Limbs, Body, Muscles, and
Various Parts Never
Helped Much By
Old Remedies.
NOW BEING STOPPED
WITH SIMPLE REMEDY

Space does not permit a thorough
discussion of all kinds OF pains.
aches cramps. spasms. etc. and
everyone should by all means Sc
cure a free copy of the Adams
Wonder Capsule folder, which we
are giving to all who ask for them
during the 'Anti-Pain" demonstra-
tion at Peoples. 7th and r streets
store. -
: A thousand different causes win
start your "motor-nerves" tele-
graphing to some spot in your body.
The action OF nerves causes you
no suffering or pain. What really
to tell you where the trouble is
begins tightening and pulling and
contracting those tiny Involuntary"
muscles which receive the telegram
from your nerves. These muscles
help to form the walls of all the
hollow organs in your body tblad-
der. bowels. stomach. gall bladder.
lungs. bronchial tubes, etc.). They
are everywhere in ovary. uterus.
fallopian tubes and vagina. They
surround the arteries and veins
which carry your blood and sur
round the intestines. Sometimes
nature. in an effort to expel some
substance like a gall stone. blood
clot OF irritating substance in ar
teries. intestines. throat, etc. will
start drawing these muscles tight
in an effort to squeeze it out. Very
her own purpose and holds back or
retards the natural passage of this
Objectionable thing or substance
and makes matters worse.
Now, then, this Tightening of 'in-
voluntary" muscles starts in one
spot and sometimes jumps around
or spreads and causes suffering
sometimes for hours. days, weeks
and even for months. Sometimes
they get the habit. Nervousness,
strain, etc, very often start it.
Many people falsely blame their
suffering on Indigestion. or rheu-
matism, uric acid, lumbago, etc.
Some blame the kidneys. but what
ever the cause, we find that in
large majority of cases all the pain
and misery is due to the tightening
of the Involuntary Muscles" and
all we need do is relax them with
about three doses of Adams Won
der Capsules and pain vanishes. OF
course, there are a certain number
of people who suffer with pains,
cramps, ETC., which are due entirely
different causes, and it is to protect
them that we make the offer to re-
turn money If in ANY case all signs
of pains and misery fail to disappear
per guarantee On each bottle.
Surely with this new discovery
doing all the remarkable things
that II is: there Is no one in this
city who will fail to take advantage
of the above extremely liberal guar
antee which absolutely protects you
no matter which Peoples Drug Store
you buy them from. Be sure to
get free folder at the 7th and e
streets store. Talk to Mrs. Case.
That is what she is here for. There
is no obligation. People out OF
town are protected by this guaran-
tee and with each mail order will
go a folder and full directions on
bottle and carton. Mail orders pre-
paid anywhere on receipt of 81.
Peoples Drug stores.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-19
STOP WOMENpS
PAINS, CRAMPS
First Safe, Quick, and
Practical Remedy Ever
Discovered.
No Woman Should Ever
Suffer Another Time

Bad pains. cramps and headaches
for two or three days each month
have caused thousands of girls and
women to prematurely grow old.
haggard and, sickIy looking. and
also lose from a few hours to
several days each month from
their work. Modern dress, high
heels, nervous strains. etc, cause
this unnatural trouble. Some
have suffered so long they suf-'
fer now as a matter of course. but
why should they?
Il hope every girl and woman
in Washington who is troubled that
way will come to see me while i
am at the Peoples Drug Store.
because. thanks to modern chem
istry and science. suchl suffering
can be and is being relieved al
most like magic, and here is my
offer to every such sufferer: If
she lives out of town she should
send for a bottle. Just buy a
dollar bottle of Adams Wonder
Capsules at the Peoples Drug
Store "a bottle lasts for months).
Take doses O6 capsules) the
next time rgns and cramps
come and watch how every sign
of misery and pain vanishes in
just a few minutes. Here is the
guarantee printed on every bottle:
If 3 doses fail to stop every sign
of pain and misery. return balance
of bottle and money will be re-
funded by any Peoples Drug Store.
Il hope that every welfare
worker who has charge of girls
me. In other cities you will find
these Adams Wonder Capsules in
the rest rooms of big offices. fac
tories and Y. w. c. A. homes. EN-
ployers find il keeps girls from
going home. Girls find they are
wonderful, and so throughout the
country science and medicine is
waging a war on such unnatural
and needless suffering which has
been borne by so many for so long.
ct will be glad. to give to any
welfare worker or matron a free
bottle-for her to test if they will
come to see me at the Peoples
Drug store at 7th and E streets"
Mrs. Gene Case. who Is
winning hundreds of staunch
friends with this remarkable new
remedy.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-19
FOUR NAMES GIVEN
JURY AS SLAYERS
OF CHICAGO POLICE
Indictments Asked for 8
Men and a Woman
Based on Confessions.

CHICAGO. May 1S.-State's Attor-
ney Robert Grove has asked the
Cook County grand jury to return
indictments against three more men
and one woman In connection with
the police murders growing out of
Chicago's labor war.
These indictments will be asked
on the confessions of John Miller.
alleged driver of the murder car;
Mrs. Margaret Miller, his wife, and
information furnished by their land
lord, 1t is said.
Three. Arrested.
The landlord is alleged by police
to have declared he saw Miller and
two other men cleaning and oiling
revolvers in the Miller fiat a few
hours before Lieut. Lyons and Pa
trolman Clarke were shot and
killed.
Two men arrested as suspects in
an Ohio village and another taken
in wilkes Barre, Pa, are reported
to be on the way here under guard
for examination. One of these men,
according to the police. is Joseph
Bangora,. who was acquitted
month ago when charged with
bombing Chicago -laundries, after 1t
had been testified that he accompn.
MED gangsters on numerous bomb
ing trips. The names of the other
two were not disclosed.
Names Murderer.
''Floater" Stanley and Charles
slim" Daudzauskis are the two
men named by Miller AS his conn
panions on the night CT the police
murders, the authorities declare.
Both have police records as gunmen.
Neither the confessions of Mr.. or
Mrs. Miller contained any evidence
against the labor leaders under in
dictment for the murder, including
Big Tim" Murphy. "Frenchy" Ma
der and Con" Shea, the police ad-
nit, and Miller claims he did not
know what their mission was when
he drove his companions out to
Jackson Boulevard. The authorities
say, however, that the Millers are
merely trying to protect themselves
and that their home had been a reT
sort and arsenal for the bombers
and gunmen for months.
Daudzauskis was the man who
shot and killed both policemen, ac-
cording to the police version of the
Miller confession.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-19
CUT REQUIREMENT
FOR D. C.. TEACHERS

Plans whereby elementary school
teachers may qualify for teaching
in the junior high schools were out
lined by Superinte ndent of Schools
Frank w. Ballou at a meeting of
Seventh and Eighth grade teachers
at Thomson School yesterday after
noon.
Previously an A. B. degree has
been required Of applicants foI
these positions. According to an
nouncement yesterday future junior
high school teachers will be selected
by examipation. While a certain
amount OF college training will be
required, degree will not be neces-
sary, provided certain credentials
are presented upon passage of ex-
animation, DR.. Ballou stated.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-19
STOMACH AND
BOWEL TROUBLE

Some, remarkable things are be-
ing done for people with stomach,
indigestion. bowel, bladder, diar-
rhea. dysentery pains. cramps.
spasms, since Adams Wonder Cap
sules were perfected. In fact. since
powder was found which will re-
lax the involuntary muscles II looks
like 1t is almost a cure-all for
Internal pains, and though this OF
course, Is. not true. and all suffer-
ing cannot be stopped by this or
any other remedy--such wonderful
things are being done with II and
the guarantee Is SO liberal-no one
should hesitate about giving Adams
Wonder, Capsules thorough test.
SEE ARTICLES ABOUT 1T ABOVE.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-19
DIRTHS SANDDEATHS
- REPORTED IN DC.
White.

George NJ. and Zsrive Chilhoupe, girl.
Percy NJ. and Mayme NJ. Child girl
George W. and Mary C. Jackson, boy.
John H. and Mary <. Dickerson, boy.
Albert and Frances Colabucci, girl.
Herman G. and Martha B. waterholter.
boy.
Maurice and Rose Rosendorf. boy.
Davis and Grace Jones, boy.
John and Una A. Rands, boy.
Dewey b. and Florence e. Carter, girl.
VIM @. snd Alma wimsatt boy:
Howard W. and Amelia A. Elliott, girl.
Isaac N. hnd Alege laramie, boy,
Howard and Elizabeth Schanberrer how
John G. and Mildred Z. Kelly, girl.
Samuel R. and Bernice 4. Cox. girl.
Oscar b. and Emma L. vorel, girl.
Robert A. and Louise NJ Smith, boy.
Luther K. and Mamie r. Brown, girl.
Abe and Sarah B. Kesselman, boy,
James J. and Cleopatra Stathes, boy.
Charles A. and Gladys Edmonds, girl.
James 5. and Janet e. Davis, girl.
colersd.
James and Bernice Banks, boy.
Thomas and Jeanette wormiey. boy.
Columbus and Maggie Farmer, girl,
william and Efie Burns girl
Chsrpelle and jamie Irving, girl. n
White.
John Lakes, SO years. St. Eiizabeth,s
Hospt.
Margaret T. Adams, a. George washing
ton University Hospt
Joseph santonia. IS. Georgetown Uniyer-
sity Hospr.
Bertha HoiIander. 60 21ll 18th st. NV.
:, Colored. u
George Gibson. 36. Tubereulosis Hospt.
John Taylor, IS, Emergency Hospt.
Ernest e. Carroll. 90 S3s srd st. sw.
Sylvia Chinn, months, Children's Hos,t
Joseph N. Hurley. Is hourA Csoryetowu
University Hospt.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-19
SWEEPING PROBE
OF MOVIE ACTORS
MARRIACESOPENS
Violation of Mann Act to
Be Angle of Investi-
CATION.

Los ANGELES. Cal. May is.-A
sweeping probe into marriages la
Mexicaii.D said to have been in
dulged in recently by several movie
stars besides Rodolph Vafe0tino,
will be made by District Attorney
Thomas L woolwine. in conjunction
with Federal agents Of the Depart
The Washington herald., 1922-05-19
Little Boys Straw Hats
at CSC

Clearance Of all our Boys Straw Hats
regular sl.5O to s2.s5 vvaiues. Very small
sizes only-eA to sS. Today only. sSe.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-19
FRIDAYS BARGAINS IN OUR BOYS She
Boys $1.25 Knickers, 75c

Made of durable gray and tan mixed
tweeds and dark mixed cassimeres Sizes
7 to 16-Today only, 75c.- Main Floor.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-19
Boys $l.25 All-Wool
Tweed Caps, Csc

Boys s1.T5 finest grade AI-wool Tweed
Csps--silk lined. Sizes s.. 10 ~. To-day,
e5e-Palsis Royal Main Floor.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-19
S1.5O to $l.95 Wash Suits
at $1.15

Comprising guaranteed fast color stand
ard fabrics, in Galateas. Peggys. Repp,
Twills. etc. Modeis---Middy. Dickens and
Junior Norfolk styles. sizesT3 to s. To-
dsy only, sI.15.-Main Flosr.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-19
Just so Dresses, SS.95

Silk Crepe de Chine. Canton Crepe. Krepe
Knit. All colors. embroidered and beaded.
-BarEnin Basement.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-19
3S-Inch Muslin, &c Yard

700 yards at this price. Bleached and
Unbleached--in lengths to yards. At
&c yard.-Bargain Basement.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-19
81 to 81 Corsets, 75c

C-B Summer Net Corsets-last Of iots
Low. medium and high bust: various
skirts IS to s6-Bsrrnfn Basement.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-19

Royal Worcester-for average and stout
figures. OF heavy white coutl, double
boned. broad front clasps, long hips
Bargain Basement.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-19

Ginghams and Percales. mill ends of
to I yard. many matching. Today at
yard-Bargafn Basement.