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CONTINUED from First PageD
its origin and principles were strik-
ingly similar to those Of the Method
list Episcopal Church. south and con.
tinucd:
while the providential trend OF
the hour Is toward closer co-opcra-
ton. II is also toward the merging OF
certain bodies that are one In doc
'rin". method and spirit. and are diff
fcrentiated only by the name. That
such mergers would l." for the glory
OF God and the larger interests OF
His kingdom. there can be no doubt
1t would be especially true in n case
of It union between the Methods;
Episcopal Church. South. and the
church OF the United Brethren In
Christ. an wondering in these days
how churches like ours are going to
answer God for remaining apart
Have Common Fnith aud Fcllnws ship.
Truly. we have Il common faith
ana rrmmon fellows ship in the Lord
Jesus christ. Union would make pos
S.blc new emphasis on the essential
factors and sterling principle OF doc
trimc and personal practice for which
the fathers OF each church stood and
so splcndidly emphasized in their
lives. We would at once have ma
ti"nal representation with a com
hincd force that would be unexcclled,
IN its strength and possibility Of
achievement
II wish to say that If in your wis
dom and official capacity in response
I" the sincere words / now speak and
N..i "a ln r
of bishops of the Church of the
United Brethren In Christ. YOU should
take any steps toward closer fed
Grafton or union with that branch of
the church OF Jesus Christ. which
nav" the honor TO represent you will
hud Il hearty and brotherly response.
In Cordial Relationship.
THE relations between us always
have been most cordial. but they have
been greatly strengthened in the last
year. ! am not without the hopc that
time Is not far distant when the
springs which were so near to each
other in their origin and so alike in
the healing character OF their waters
may flow together in a river which
shall make glad the city of God"
bishop Fout was heard near tho
end Of business session, at which
thc conference. after sharp debate
excepted committee recommends
'irn I" elect five now bishops at this
'Ime. y fight led by DR.. ~ c. Mil
lar. OF Little Rock. Ark. TO increase
The number To seven. failed, as did
a proposal 10 reduce il to four. The
conference defeIi,d without roll
~
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News of Fifty Years Ago

tFrom the Richmond Dispatch May -. lS72D
The Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad has abolished the depot at Acquia
Creek and that AT Quantico has been substi-
tut"d.
The new steamship. old Dominion. Will sail
from her wharf at tockctts at o'clock this
morning. her destination being New York
-Four hundred Richmond people participated
in the excursion OF Jefferson Lodge, knights
OF Pythias, to West Point yesterday
Married. on the Sth instant. at the residence
OF the brides brother. by Rev. T.. NJ. Peter
son, Robert y. Iiargrove and Miss Pauline w.
Spaulding, both Of this city
The Conservative party in Virginia will
undoubtedly lndorsc tho Greeley IL Brown
ticket and platform and that without waiting
TO hear from the St. Louis (Nationai
Dcmocratic) convention. our convention meets
first
Mr.. Voorhees,. OF Indiana. made bitter anti
Greeley speech in the House yesterday. 1t
was the sensation Of the day. However, MIR.
Voorhees, said II. "A party man" and
would abide by the decision OF tho National
Democratic Convention.
In the report on the Southern Baptist Theo
logical Seminary. submitted to the Southern
baptist Convention yesterday. IL an
nounccd that Rev. William III. Whitsitt, OF
Albany. Ga. had been elected assistant
profcsor in that institution. He is Tonnes
socan, was educated at the University OF V.r-
Einia. at the Baptist Seminary. and In Rer-
lin, Prussia. y
ON Sunday last, May IL. divine service Was
held for the first time In tho main audience
room OF the elegant new Presbyterian Church
on the corner OF Fourth and Grace Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
Fostering Il Monopoly?

PoPOLAR interest in the governments
= 80 OF naEal OIL reserves 10 The stan
u"lu o"'S'Ac!a'r-Doheny combine promises
:" "lS"lh considerable warmth. Perhaps the
average ma. would have given the matter
.',.e IHo"sh' II changing quotations on
"e''-hho"h commodity had not led him into
"n mourning mood; with gasoline prices
asce"n'"s al an alarming rate, millions of
Ic'."S nave begun looking abou, for an
-@L!'It"''oh' ana headlines relating to oil
rave become arresting.
There may be no drcc, connection be-
'"een The lease Of these government, lands
ana me sudden -!se OF gasoline prices; there
may BE- very close connection That
question ASIDE, There Is excellent reason TO
e'nSider the lease a source Of strength
'''u enc" cement i1r an oil monopoly out
OF which may come permanently higher
prices and unnecessary impairment OF the
..AIO'' RESERVES l. is significant that
mere is no" aDovegroand and in storage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER
When Anrcl. Mccn.

There is "A time when angels weep
And devils laugh. no. ho!
AT what pace We mortals keep
Who folly here below.
We build our castles. paint our toys.
Imagine rriefs and mimic joys
And run Il holy show.
Yon graybcard in his sacred den
Pores painfully among
STUFF that was old with other men
When Lucifer was young,
And in his vanity. cries he:
''Eurcka! \ diScovcry!'
God fcnd his Boosting tongue!
The greatest thing that Man has done
In ali his thousand years.
Is older than the youngest sun
That whirls among the spheres.
lie. III his laboratory. cries:
"l*ireka" Shouts while and dies
Triumphs and disappears!
o. we who play with painted things
And boast, our trashy heap
or baublc@. tinscl. battered wings! .
Well that the gods may sleep!
And as we boast our feeble lore
The devils with their laughter roar,
Aye. and the angels weep
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Quarters for the Veterans.

TO the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-The appeals voiced in tho
press for housing accommodation
for veterans at the approaching re-
union are timely. never had trou-
bile Till now securing quarters in adj
vance. ! tried for four members OF
Pulaski County Camp two of them
delegates to the grand camp.
month ago, and to this good hour
We are without accommodations
What we wish is comfortable quar-
tiers. no useless style To pay for.
and what we get we pay for-no
charity wanted.
1t occurs to me if the city proper
liz taxed beyond it's capacity, that
many nearby country people living
on trolley lines or owning cars
might help. At Atlanta | knew OF
people twenty miles out who enter
tanned veterans and took them bach
and forth In ears during the re-
union there three years since.
We don't wish 10 miss this, in
evitably the last. great reunion ever
TO he held In Richmond. but veterans
with thrce-quarters OF "a century boz
hind them would hardly be justified
in taking the journey with no assur-
ancc beforehand OF adequate quar-
tcrs.
j. NJ. WEISER
Dublin. Va. May IL, 1922.
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New Itccord Established.

"a remarkable record in radiotclc
'"ph service between ship and
shorc was recently reported by tn.
-. >. balttc OF tho Whit, Star Line.
ms vessel In a recent voyage from
New York TO Llverpnol was In ali
rect communication every night with
me chatham. Mass. station of the
tadio Corporation OF America In
TACT. mcsssHsa ~ere actually En-
changed while tho Hnltic was an
on"feh az Liverpool Bar. when over
',cpo miles separated tho Two sta,
lions
me Chatham station in equipp ed
l'h continuous wave transmitter
using plIotron tubes. and at tho time
or the Ialtic's record. It was rated
az on" ana q quarter kilowatts In tho
hn'enna Since that tine, tho power
mas been raised TO threo kilowatta
ana therefore now daylight recordk
should be possible.
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CMcdford IIillsldc.)
daylight Soyirv\


S'oo-"conservation OF Bird Life
by Herbert Vincent Neal, professo,
oil zoology, Tufts College.
a;lo-1'aw Enforcement" hy
George stanley Harvey. former As
siStant District Attorney. Middlcscx
County.
S:ao-Duo-A Concert. given bv Nj
Stcincrt ~ Sons Co. vclma Balloon.
soprano: Anis Fu!eihan. compos.r-
pianist: Earl w. Smith, aocolEnan.at
at the Duo Art. Selections: "a Conn
Try Garden" tGraingcr), Duo-Ar, re.
producing the playing Of Percy
GrainGer: by the Waters of Mime.
t"nka' Nicurnncc) Il Love ana rho
World IL Mine Espresso. tn. puo.
Art reproducing tn" playing OF Frank
La ForS" and Charles Gilbert Spross.
'Carnhhar' tSchunIannt. Mr.. Fu!clhan
alternating with tn" recorded pIny-
ing as OF Robert Schmidt; "a birth
dag tWOOdnan). My Ladd.o..
tThayer). Miss Balloon. with uianol,
accompaniment: two Chopin waItzes.
Mr.. Fulcihan; The Star" (korcrs,
The Years at the Spring" (B.ach).
Miss Halcom. tho Duo-Art repro
ducing the accompaniment OF Flea
nor SHAW and Rober, Ambrus,cr.
Canadian Capcrs" tcohcnI. Erlcbach
and Milne: May Morning" ODanza) .
Down In the Forest (Finden) .
"Mignon Song" d.!szD: Duo-Art re
producing the playing OF Rudolph
CAM
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with three-quarters OF a century behind
them would hardly be justified in taking the
Journey with no assurance beforehand OF
adequate quarters 1t is perfectly natural
that they should hesitate: 1t is the part OF
klchmonders to remove at once the cause
for hesitation in all such cases
But there is littlo time left in which to
act Veterans who are contemplating a re-
union trip must make their arrangements.
Those who are assuming responsibility for
their comfort here also must know the ex-
tent OF available accommodations. Act to-
day. Let no veteran feel that Richmond's
invitation is mere empty gesture.
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'HEhE Is plenty Of time So, for excite.
ment over Tie 'hrea'"nod renewal OF
hostilties between Dempsey and Carpeu,ier
The agreement reported from London an
parertly contemplate no hurried arranee-
ments, merely promising an engagement,
before June 1923 ana IN purilis,!c cir
cles that is eGuivalen, 20 some 90 ,baso
days" Those who recall Tho w.arisn,,.
series Of of and "ou aunogu,.,,..,,,-
from the managers OF Jack and Goorgcs d,,r
ing many months preceding Nor a..paI
meeting Will wonder why the pubir rns,
he afflicted with general statement. ~.
good intentions launched III the form ~
contract.
The coming fight Will be staged II ola
age doesn't oyertakc tho worthy pair IN
the meantime in one OF the European ,sti.
tails. Dcmpseys manager is assuming NJ,
course. that there Will not be any shooting
IN progress at the time. Other things he
ing equal. Jacks chances should not bc
weakened by the European atmosphere: the
crowd Will be smaller than it was over here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
SATURDAY. MAY Is. 1922.
4 Shameless Betrayal

NVIHEN two members of Congress, one
w Republican and the other Democrat,
Issue on the same day public statements i'll
which both concur in the opinion that the
Sxty.seventh Congress has totally failed TO
meet its obligations as a legislative body
representative OF the wishes and cxpccta-
lions OF the American people and the most
decent thing il do partially TO make
amends for its shameless betrayal OF the
public interest is to quit and go home, ii
is time for the voters of the country TO
wake up and take an active interest in the
pending campaign TO choose class Of Rep
rescntutives who will place the next Con-
rress above similar reproach.
In definitely announcing his determine
,ibM not 10 seek reelection at the forth
coming election Congressman knight. Re
publican who represents the Akron. Ohio,
district said Il am tired OF Congress- 1t
is a big unwie!dy body. dominated by politi-
cal machine methods. 1t gets nowhere and
does nothing" Coming from the source il
does, this is a very strong indictment. But
who that has followed its proceedings will
gaiusaE the truth OF this statement? That
il is dominated by political machine meth
ods- without intelligent party leadership,
brooks no denial. That II gets nowhere and
docs nothing in respect TO legislation pro-
MOTIVE Of tho public interest. the record
aoh puDhc complaint al i's lAac'loh aounH-
an,ly proves
Now hear the Indictment that Repre-
sentative Rouse. O: Kentucky chairman OF
the Democratic Congressional Campaign
Ccmu!:;ee presents Reviewing the bick-
cring in the ranks 81 the Republicans the
class 81 legislation ng% untet consideration
and the failure TO fedlce. taxation Repre-
sentative Rouse says the Republican lead
ership has reached such ( state mat the best
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
Ask Opinion on Toll bridge.

The special committee from tho
streets Committee or city Council.
having in hand the proposition Of
determining upon the advisahility OF
permitting the erection Of toll
bridge across the James at Byrd
lark, held short meeting yesterday.
and determined To meet again at
1890 o'clock Tuesday night. to COM
plctc its recommendation TO the full
committee. The City Attorney has
been asked to submit an opinion on
the proposition. The subcommittee
embraces Councilman John w. Moore.
Alderman Jack l.. Epps and Council
man w. T.. Sullivan,
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hence, his appropriately won't be quite so
Justify proclaimed.
But, coming down to the practical side
and assuming that up 10 June, 1928. or
September. 1861. or whatever the date may
prove 10 be. the deterioration OF these star
principals goes on at an equal rate, il is
perfectly safe to start your Dempsey saw
irgs account now. Unless the champion
meets some terrible disaster like going
blind. having both arms cut or or de-
veloping brain. the fourth round will find
Georges cropping about in the middle OF next
week. Of course, all interested parties
realize that, but the prospect OF realizing
few hundred thousand francs is something
else altogether.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
HIGHLAND SPRINGS BOY
AWARDED GOLD MEDAL
Special TO The Timcs-Dispatch

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
ASHLAND. VA, May l3.-The
Washington Literary Society. of Ran
dolph- Macon College, held it's annual
defamation contest on Monday even
ing In the college chapel. There
were six contestants. and the de-
cision Of the Judges awarded the gold
medal to Wilbur S. Stakes. of High
land Springs, Va.
Dean Canter. of Randolph Macon
college. recently posted the scholar
ship standing of the fraternl,ics for
tn" winter quarter, showing their
rank in the following order: Phi
Delta Theta. Kappa Sigma, Sigma Phi
Epsilon. Phi Kappa Sigma and Kappa
Alpha.
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BIBLE CLASS WOULD
SMASH OWN RECORD
Organization of second baptist Seeks
&" set New Attendance Mark
FOR Stnte

The business mems Bible class OF
Second baptist Church Is seeking TO
set new attendance record for the
State OF Virginia, by bettcrinG its
own record of between COO and TOO
men In 1920. Governor Trlnklc and
many prominent men will be present.
Moving pictures OF The class VIII be
made and distributed throughout the
State and IT is estimated that 1000
men Will attend.
In case OF overflow. telephones have
been Installed ana the speakers voice
and music Will he transmitted To the
church steps and street. The Traffic
Department Will divert traffic from
the front of The church. Feature
pictures will be made OF the large
number nj members from the Uni
rcrsity of Richmond and the Medical
College OF Virginia. and the class
and Sunday school officers.
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The Poets Corner
Have You Paid Your Trlbu.ct

Have You Paid Your Tributcf
Have you paid your tribute
To her motherhood?
Sent Il little message
That mother UNDERSTOOD?
II may be a tiny flower,
Or just little word
II VIII please her. il will ease her,
Especially IL you've erred.
She is looking. sho is longing
For this tribute, just from you:
An yes! she's very lonely
For n moments thought or two;
Can't you feel her arms around you.
All through the trail OF years?
AND her kiss, the sweetest kiss Of
all;
IT'S halo'd through loves tears,
Mother! say 1t softly,
Make 1t holy prayer.
Bow In reverence at her shrine,
Mother love. beyond compare.
HELEN LOVE BOSSIEUX.
Richmond, Va.
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SEE NO AGREEMENT
WITH RUSSIANS AT
GENOA CONFERENCES

continued from First Page)
cTnl reconstruction OF Europe IL will
nave achieved Its purpose and justi-
He'd its existence.
Lose n Golden Opportunity.
Soviet Russia by It's attitude. in IN.
opinion OF the Italians. had lost 3,
golden opportunity at Genoa. bu, the
Genoa conference would create the
machinery 10 save Russia and Huronc.
II !s understood that feeling strong
~ prevails among the leaders that
the work OF the proposed Russian
commission must be clearly defined
Indeed. II is suggested THAI thts
important question Of tho power and
scope OF the Investigating board or
boards should form the subject or "a
carefully framed agreement at Genoa.
Everybody tonight seems deter
mined not 10 leave this city until
something constructive has been ac-
compl!shed 10 .rcparc the way for
u solution Of Europc's troubles be-
Caus" the failure and dlNuniou
among the powers would only render
the general situation pcrilous ~
chitchcrin loft Genoa early this ar
ternoon carrying tho truce project 10
santa Margherita. where the fun Rus
sian delegation took It Under cousid-
GRAFTON.
Premier Lloyd George lunchcd
with Premier Rratiano. of Rumania:
". Van karmohe.k. Holland. and Or.
Motta. switzerland. and later In tho
day members OF the Japanese dele
cation and several prominent ncu-
trails dropped Into Lloyd Georges
villa TO take tea and discuss the pro-
posed true" ami the plans tor a com
mission on i.sssian credits. debts ana
other matters. Many experts of the
various delegations also conferred
with Lloyd George.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
Passing strange.


II Is SAID that the proposed consolidation
OF departmental bureaus at Washington urged
in the interests Of economy and efficiency, ~
hring opposed by tho bureaus affected. What
an extraordinary att!tudcl one would almost
think these bureaus didn't want TO be economi-
cal and efficient
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
Voice of the People

iriir'- - -. voice of the
"r"plr" Column should not exceed
800 words In length. Bryond that
number the editor reserves the
right Ia blue p"Lrll. Numc aud
uddress must accompany cnch COM
municntIon. not for publication, 10
the writer does not wish Il, but
a. evidence OF good faith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13

Business is fair trade for the satisfied
Between love and duty's the comic war.
1t takes nerve 20 he truly honest
For every innocent in Jail there are
100 guilty at large.
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W W. j.

CDctroit. Mich)
S:3o--Northwesicrn High School
orchestra: tie Lullaby Lady. Lon
Kennedy baritone: The town cricr.
Or. IL Emerson, director. pastcur
Institute, |. Of Nj The Rat as :,
Menace Ia Health
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OF INTEREST TO RADIO FANS

"iggly Bedtime story. from the
Springfield Union.
Ei5 l.. M.-Crop report Of V. T..
sanders. New England crop statisti-
cnn furnished by New England Home
stead.
500 u. M.-Basebali scores Pro-
gram of tho latest dance selections.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13

For use across the secondary of a
tuner. such as the hon.ycomb coils
Us" u condenser OF twcu,v.,b,ce
plates or less. Tho less capacity used
IN the secondary circui, the bc,,or
the set will work.
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charcoal, Eph,S Daily Thought.

when man git singy wild he time ia t
he don uevah 20 nowhars 'ceptin' L bald"
said Charcoal Eph. ruminativcly. Il dom see
no maxim, watches or watchin' de sun.
Eat pickle. Mistah Jackson"
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Is DIX a.
NUKA.
i:ast PittSburGh)
EaStnrn Stn,,lnrl

ZOO +. M-Popular concert by the
Excelsior Six.
700 J.. M.-''BankinE as a Profess
SION Alexander Dunbar. president.
pennsylvania Bankers. Association
ana vice president and cashier. tho
Bank OF Pittsburgh, y. A. Pittsburgh.
ia. From Pittsburgh Post Studio
500 y. M.-Conccrt 10y the Fellows
Club Orchestra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13

Positively the last chance to look upon tho
face OF normal Man is just before he be
comes Father for the first Time.
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Hints for Amateurs

IN making receiving set OF the re-
eehcratiFc type employing two vario-
meters ana varicUupler. be careful
not L" get the Instruments too close
together If they are tho set will
howl "A set OF that tyne should
be mounted In box at least sixteen
inches long.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13

when using more than TOO VIII.
so on the plates Of ampiiicr ,ubo. q,
small grid or 20" battery will of,,p
hslp signal strength greatly. Get an
Everchdy battery No. T0i and ro,.
meet the long spring directly To tho
grid terminal Of tho amrlifcr sockc,
me wire that was connected TO IN.
grid should be connected TO the shor,
sp.SGg.
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Up With the Times
tBy II. q. IL.

SAYS the account Of the Presidents trip to
New Jersey: "Mr. Harding plans TO get rs
much exercise possible" Its n pity he
won't get exercised while he's around Wash
ington time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13
Program for Today

Daily Radio programs Will be cnr-
ricd each morning In The Tomcs-
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13

Chicago prosecuting officers claim to have
evidence enough 10 hang three men. II you've
been keeping up with Chicago in the news
columns for the past several months, you'll
realize that's a lot Of evidence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13

Thrcc-foot lightning switches ar.
sun being bought. dcspit" the pub
Hcl'y given the latest underwriters.
rules.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13

As likely rs not that meteor was n warning.
II you've done anything or anybody lately it
will be advisable to give a fun account to
the police and newspaper reporters forthwith.
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l[lW.
Chicago. Il)
IDaSlirht Sn,.i,,r

way EIFSTIN s>HNIIE- ?
h:"O to 300 l.. M--Musical program
pF Mrs. T.. Il. Soapcr. soprano: VIII
nam Davies. tenor, and June Hon-
man accompanist. Also. tho Fcigrn
ramily Quintet: Manuel Fcigcn. vio-
I'm obliSato: Sierra Fcigan. cello obli-
sato' ana Tobina FciGcn. pianist