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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
PETERSBURG TO HEAR
DAVIS ON PLATE ORM
Will Speak Tomorrow Night
al the Century
Thcatcr.

PETERSBURG VA. July rs
Friends NJ Governor Davis announced
this morning that h. would arrive
here next Thursday afternoon and
would speak in tho Century Thea
ter At o'clock that night Imme-
diatelr after his arrival here. II was
stated. the Governor would go into a
conference with his friends
Hatcher s. Seward. president OF
the Davis for Senator club here. Will
presid" over the meeting. and band
VIII furnish the music Many promi
ncnt citizens, including several
indies. will bc seated on tho plat
form and special preparations are
being made to handle the crowds.
pr. George n. Reese sticks to the
statement that he made several
months ago that he saw Governor
Davis take two drinks outsid. of a
dance pavilion during the encamp-
ment OF the Virginia National Guard
last summer.
When the attention Of DIR. Reese
was called to letter signed nv
captain Maurice J. Sweeney and
Captain Julius W. Gorr!na. In which
IN" two officers branded tho charges
~ DR. Reese As false" the physical n
SAID, i have nothing 10 say. except
mat | stick to my former state
ments"
petersburg voters have not been
wrought up over politics for good
many years. but since the statements
~ br. Reese have been made public
meetings are being held almost daily
ny the members Of the Davisfor
senator and Swanson-for-Sen
clubs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
WASHINGTON MARKETS

WAsnINGToN. d G. July Is
re s-S'r'ctly fresh, selected, can.
died: per dozen l'u2s. syer;go Re.
Live poul,r!-Roteters. re- IN, IS;
ems, per 10 56uSs, xeats4 , Snifs
Dressed poultry re-h k,Iled
Gpring chIckenH per In. rs 90. hens
per H.. 20; Tooet"rs, per In, il: tuT.
leys. per H.. asa 80; keats. ycung.
Live Htock--Calves. choIce. per H..
sl-2Qa. medium per h.. sTsI.
hin. 10. 81. Lambs, choice. X. H..
sqi2; I've piXn. 800 q 500 each: ,ivt.
n"es, per. III. u ~.
Green fruit-AppIHs, new, per bt..
log 80: yer bu. Da"keux. nca-.by
no 80; California ranges, prr
:rate, 100 300, lemons. Der bor,
t.5o9E.41: kIaskbcrrie., sgIS; tasp.
berries .odsI: peaches. j.6tG 80,
cherItns. per Laatot. ?td7B; Call.
iOrnia ippro. 5,eg1 f.60.
ErReta b'ea--POtatoes, new, Der btt.
10. }. !-6D u ].09. 80. 2. 6G1rz'oG ini9
ltif"cn, tey crate, :6U1G New York
icy craft. S54Ts. E1nain~ iettU,a
up: c5inbiiBRs. per er.to t,sT5s
onions. je! b:Skri. T14JiG. cnIbau.
non. Per bDi. J1I5t, CicunI"ys ne,
.oI, t91.ae, cEgofsDt>, PEP r,5,o
% naSs Tomatoes, per BOY, near
~, 1sT3.6e: braDs. Ip9A J.S5 nax
beL: yeaS, e.b00 /, 20 psf I'll '' ass,,sy, ,s
Iaf 6tats. 5511t; ksIs, I'D (GfP as.
bsss saa 81, 9gs.9G sRiiMss.
n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
20 PER CENT OF NORMAL
SHOP FORCES At WORK
Metropolitan Head of Strikers
Says Loree's S,a,emcn,
Misleading.
lRy United News.

NEW YORK, July 25.-RaiIroae
shops In tn" metropolitan dislric,
nave fewer than 20 per cen, Of thcIr
normal forces at work, according 7,
'ohn i. onowd. chairman Of the
metropolitan district strike commit.
toe
o'Dowd disputed statement h,
President i.orce. Of tho Delaware md
Hudson. that danger from tho shor
strik" had passed. and that striker,
had been unable to hamper opera
ton OF the railroads
L"rec's declaration WAS branded NV
obowd as misleading, hacktir.
against tn" efforts az tho government,
backed by an alarmed public, To SO,
tic the strike"
The financial interests hack Of tho
i"ree-A uerhury group do not wan,
inc strik" settled" O'Dowd said
Hence these attempts 10 .oft-pcdal
Its Importance
me efficiency OF the shops i'm tho
metropolitan district Is now =, Iass
man 10 per cent. The disorv,niz,
ZION of 'ranlc and the strenuous Of.
'"rts OF executives To get their en-.
s'nes repaired in outside pIan,,
prove IT. II Mr. l.orees hsures wero
correct. railroad service would h,y,
already improved"
ODowd issued schedules -, ,.,
''ce' which he claimed showed
'nat II was badly demoralized.
~. stein. general manager ofth.
entrai railroad. Of New Jersey said
:" per cent OF the striking amnIoyo,
on that line have returned ia wor,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
] 900 GALLONS OF
LIQUOR TO BE SOLD

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
DANVILLE. VA. July 2b.-The
United States government is adver.
using over 1000 gallons OF liquor
which IL 10 be disposed OF during the
September term OF the Federal court
nero, also two automobiles. This Is
liquor which prohibition officers
seized At which time the owners made
escape. Both cars wore abandoned
The government Is asking the claim
ants to come forward. but this is
unlikely. since proceedings will be
Instituted against anybody who does
80 for having the spirits in their
possession. The iRrgest single lot
advertised Is s2S gallons found near
Fisldaie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
BAKER IS WITNESS AT
WAR FRAUDS HEARING
tBy Associated pre,,l

WARRINGTON. July 2S.-Former
secretary OF War Baker was caliso
today bafors the special Federal
grand Jury Investigating alleged war
frauds IN connection with the ssis
by the War Department OF the Old
Hlckor! powder plant Al Jackson :
Wis, Tenn. 10 the Nssh~u'o Indus
trial Corporation. Ths plan, vas
sold FOE ssboo.oo", and cha rges have
been made In Congress and elsewhere
that this represented only one-tenth
~ It's cost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
HOLLYWOOD VIRTUE ITSELF
DURING VISIT BY WILL HAYS
Big Boss of Moveland Pays Flying Trip to Seat of Cine.
ma Industry. Telling Players of Plan
to Improve Pictures.

be the goal OF the cinema from now
on. Hay. told NIL hands throughout
the day.
tomohil"s led by squadron Of traf-
nc cops going at the rate OF nifty
mfieR an hour. and he covered more
ground than any Keystone cop ever
did
Work was stopped tempora at
each studio visited by Hays. and no
spoke briefly and with ronsiderabl e
pepper on placing the industry on a
hrmer and better basis. iii. appeal
~Rs tho same on the comedy lots az
a was In the interior studios. Actors
and actresses In costumes and grease
paint listened intentiy and cheered
heir big bose" without rcsnrNe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
BRITISH COLUMBIA
CUTS LIQUOR PRICES
TEy Aysociatedp ros, ,

VANCOUVER. u. G.. July ga
substantial decrease in the price OF
wines and sin, and a slight one in
thai NJ whisky at British Columbia
provincial liquor stores Is TO he eff
receive August Is. the Attorney-Ge3
eral announced today Mos, brands
OF Scotch whisky arc TO fall CSC
while Gordon gin. dry, Will drop 10
$3.50 a bottle from s425
local newspaper Is advoc atine
serving OF beer and light wines In
the provincial stores In order to re-
duce the consumption OF stronger
drinks. In the sale of malt liquors
the government is understood to hne
difhculty In the competition OF boot
leggers who buy direct from manu-
facturcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
ARREST WOMAN PICKET
FOR CARRYING WEAPON
RN Associated prAsa

BUFFALO. y. T., July 2b.-M,ss
M"ttie "ehmeyerm is the frst woman
arrested here in connection with IN.
railroad strike. She Is charged with
possession Of deadly weapon.
She told the police that women am
ployeh AZ car cleaners In rho Sev
FORK central Railroad yard had been
on strike for three weeks and that
AZ meeting last night she va. as
s'Sneh 10 picket duty. neeresses hay.
ING taken the strikers' places.
i don't want to lie bout nv In
'entions In carrying tina steel rod, =
she said. according 10 the police.
detail OF police was assigned &c
prevent clashes between ths women
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR
CHARGE.

90, On mi. iS,h day Of July. a. D.
charge OF the bankrupt. 1, is
Ordered by the court. Tha, hear
Ing be had upon the same on the 18TH
DAY OF AUGUST; a. D. 1922. before
said court. at Richmond. in said dis
trict, at - o'clock noon. and that no
Tee thereof be published IN The
Times Dihpatch. newspaper printed
In hald district, and that all known
creditors and other persons In interest
may appear at the said time and
place. and show cause, IL any they
have. why the prayer OF the said pc
ttioner should not lie granted
And II Is further ordered bv tho
court. Tint the clerk shall send hy
mail TO all known creditors, COPIES
OF Eaid petition and this order, adj
dresaed 10 them at their places OF
residence ny stated.
Witness tho Honorable II. Law
RENEE GRoNER. Judge OF tho
satd court. and the seal thereof nj
Richmond in said district. on the
18th day Of July, q. y. 1922
Attest:
JOSEPH p. BRADY
EDGAR 3. ENGLISH. ESQ.
Attorney for Bankrupt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
CREDITORS TO GET
80 CENTS ON DOLLAR
Try United News

NEW YORK. Juiy 25--Creditors ~
=. W. Wagner & Co.. brokerage arm.
which failed uNh liabilities ~ so
100000. wili' receive 20 cont. on m.
dollar, according Ia settlement ap-
proved In Federa Court here.
Most Of tn" concerns creditors are
Westerrera Branch Offices wer.
maintained In Cleveland. ST I,oui.
Chicago and san Francisco.
The hd'anc" OF the Indebtedness
will h" l'1uida,ed in the issuance Of
notes Of the z. w. Wagner Realiza
tion Corporation, which is to he or.
Ganizea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
IRy United Newsl

Los ANGELES. CAL. July as.
Hollywood fairly eNuded virtue and
righteousness Tuesday night
Film vamps were seen on hunua
low porchrS scdately knitting, and
throughout movi.lani lights were
out early
VIII HAYS. the -. Paul OF tho
hich"rins shadows. had come To town
and whirled from studio 10 studio
srrcadinc his program To regen.rate
the industry AZ So dizzy rate that
even Hollywood accustomed to
speed. was tired out trying to follow
him
To entertain and instruct to
hrinS nuderstandinS between man
aud man. nation ond nation" is to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
Shoe. Mt Nonnnron nru.r.

PiNENll.LE. Ky. July 25.-Three
n"nnni"n miners In the Fondc mine
were captured by alleged strikers
mere today. and after COW bell. were
hed I" their necks and their hands
bound, were told to run for I, -.
while shots were fred al them az they
ran. according to reports reaching
here tonight No Injuries wcr. ro-
ported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
Fined Under Liquor Inv.

Fines ~ s26 and costs were meteh
l. !. Mex enn"r and r. 81. Moist on
charges OF being under tho In
huence o. l!luo- and rAcklessly
o7erai'nR an automobile ny Magis-
tate CN!ldrey. II Henrico County
yesterday. The men we're arrested
az the scene ~ an automobile acct
dert on Chamherisyne Avenue aundar
n!eht b. police nf second Station,
hoist vas hned SO and costr on a
charge Of resisting an Officer in this
CITY Police Court Monday. Inves,t.
cation eho1ed tn" accident happened
~ tho county and additional var.
ran'' wee issued ny the county pe-
lire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
"HOOCH", MAKERS CAUSE
PRICE OF FIGS TO RISE
"'H pc"nnd for Fruit by Home
brewers Responsible for
Increase.
by Associated Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO. July 25.-Dis-
covery by California HON. brsw.r,
'"a' the black mission ng makes a
tasty liquor with sizable "kick"
said 10 have heen responsible for
an increase I'm the price Of figs on the
market here.
corn sugar, the base for much of
the hs nectar. is going up also. to-
nay quotation for 100 pounds beiny
20 cents over that az yesterday.
Choic. figs that sold n, cont. Z,
pound last year sold at l4l-2 today
Inc standard article sells at I1I-2
cents as against 4 cents last vs,r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
Two state. rIeh, over VIII.

MARQUETTE. MICH. July a5.-If
Massachusetts, wins It's hVh, 10
ni""k probation in Michigan OF the
VIII NJ the late John ". IonGycar.
wealthy mine and timber owner. II
WIZ he n 4 position to collect an
proximat"ly 100000 from heirs 10
The I.ongvear estate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
r1i.nnrr Twice .u-mr,. Suicide.

Boyd ShcRey. "a young coIorad nm.
IMPRISONED In the Wythe County
lah Tor IN" past few days on a
cnarH' of larceny. has made two al
'"mPts IN commit suicide by hanging
n'nns"l' 10 The top of the ceiling hv
leather te!t After the second al,
'cmpt ne was examined and adj
lndged insane and committed to the
oentra! state Hospital at PETERSBURG.
Va. - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
Alabama eunrd.men Mobil,.ed.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. July 26.-On
orders from Governor KiIhy. 100
members Of the Alabama National
suard wero being mobiIized here to-
night for instant use" II necessary.
In connection with tho shipments
strike. IL vas said the measure was
precautionary ono and that no or
dors had boon Hiven for the soldiers
TO entra!n for any particular point.
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Woman IL Acquitted.

MoG1TRIE. GA. July 25-Mrs.
Sarah creech. tried here today on a
charge OF murder in connection with
the fatal sta5h!ng OF Dolly Wa,drup
was acquitted by Jury In Colquitt
County Superior Court tonight. The
jury was out ten minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
ore sho,taso e.u.e. shu,ao,,,

uifAHD, OHIO. July aB.-Twonty.
enc pudding furnaces Of tho A. 81,
hyors Company Of tho A, 81,
ad down today on account of lack
Of pig natal, The rsst of tho plant
VIII be operated for the remainder
of tho week, bat probably will bs
forced TO close nast week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
KENTUCKY TROOPS
ARE ORDERED IN FIELD
iBy Assooiatad Pvoss. 4

FRANKFORT, ny, July SIS
Troops were ordered inin Feiis Gown
~ today for operations mar Fonda
mthe nentsr. u was announced TO-
night ~ Governor Morrow. Tho
troops we're requested by tho shevin
following alleged threats made
asai1tt HpRuaisR mon, fraops vsrs
fxssEUsnpk>fsr.nRevuR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26

runners of schools ae well ,
churches often they were physIciar
to the body as well az to the sou
they Travelled their wide and lionel
cItcults with a courage and fortltut
Whlch commands respect. They WEI
tne newspaper and library OF tho Sc
tleIs. They brought cheer and con
tort To the Isolated cabin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
Ga Indian Etxh,.r neaa.

WET BURN, SASK July ss-
Antoine Ooiistte, on. Of Tho Indians
who ser"ed under sitting Bun az
tho t,me 81 THE Custer massacre, over
NIT, years ago, IS :desd here az the
$50 o. Ip4cce->S 400 tpxun,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
Lyuehbu,s 0me,., ur.,x,.

LfNcHBURn, VA July a6,-rsyd
4, Bennett, for two years diraetar OF
tfs municipal department OF public
works, has tsHdsred his resignation
hers - asenpt the ofssf OF the CITY
Hsaa2yuaespaoS, 0AngSostss~tiis,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26

am<vi"aH Legion Charter Revoked
TORRiNGTON. WrO.. July aS-rhe
charter of the Danny O. Wyatt Post
~ tho American Legion, al Casper.
Wyo., ms, been cGncaied because 0S
charges INST gambling games were
conducted N clubs operated in com
necsion Win the post
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
Where Soutlerners Will Fine
Excellent Accommodations,
AT LEADING NEW York;
CITY HOTELS & RESORTS
Hotel Marie Antoinette

I1OlSl M dTle AnlOineIl0 7
eeth ST.. Broadway and 9Th st. |
Rooms. with bath. 50 per day. [.
HOTEL BRETON HALE
Broadway. a6th 10 ssth ST. larses
tell room. private bath. - por day "
HOTEL CLENDENING
2o2 West lo3d ST. 400 IT. from B'wa
Subway Station. Single rooms. use 4
bath. $3.50 up; en- suite. $3.50. Betweel
Hudson and Central Park.
HOTEL SEYMOURssssbt I'm st. ST.: NJ
High class nreproof hotel in the cent?
Of city: rooms t2.6o per day upward
RALEIGH HALL, Yves, 47,h
A residence for men OF the hctti
class. Attractively furnished roorl
with and without private bath j
shower; club advantages and accom-
modations with hrst-ciass hotel seryIej
Rates from $500 per day. 80 per wee
Hotel Narragansett s 30 to 81 i
Ret. Riverside DR.. e. Central pk'
high-ciass hreproof hotel, 10 min.
stores, theater. etc. Largo rooms
upward.
HOTEL MONTERREY
Broadway and oath st.: new hot
room. bath. ss.so up: double roo
bath. IS up.
Broadway Central Hotel,
midway between Battery and cent,i
Park; only hotel In heart OF Whoissa
diatrict; capacity 1000 guests; a hof
with comfort without extravasand
rooms III up; recognized southornef
headquarters.
SHARON SPRINGS, N. vi
PAVILION HOTEL AND CorrAGf
Tho Arnav- Looming tho tam,p
icA White Sulphur sprkA
ana Bathing Establishment. White s4
phur SPRING. Co. OF Sharon sprihT
n. 2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
Mt. Elliott Springs Hote

Now Open for Gu-sts.
Is iniies west OF stanton on main NJ
OF &. .. Ey. Also on national hishys
between ChRrlottesville and Hot sprtnri
Electric lighted and modern in every rs
FifN mineral wAtnrs the ground
High up IN th~ beautiful AIlsrhan 4.
Dancing No"iinR. s~irImins. tennt, Ar
hiking. E"al old Virginia cooking. =,
rates Addr.tr MRS. j. y. PORTEl
Irop.. ht. Elliott. virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
The Field of Holy Writ
Save for my daily ranxe
Among the pleasant relds OF HcAy
Writ
l might despair.
-Tennyson
,lnternationa Sunday School
LcSson.)

Third omart"r: lesson N.-E,ra
|. III. July 40. ia22.
Golden Text. We know that 10
them that love God all things
work together for good. Romans
wifi. rs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
VIII sot HestoSs hsniority Rights.
BY Assooisted Prosr1

ST LOUIE, JuIy 1B,-fcx tcut Ives
AND representatives OF railroads In
the Southwest Issued a statement to-
day saying that seniority rights OF
mo striking shopmsn would not bc
restored,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
LIMITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26

In the matter OF No. ,75.
CLYDE V. VALENTINE In
bankrupt. Rankrup,cy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26

This does not. however. discount their
iortitnde. picty and petriotiam. They
were immortal heroes. The unnamed
rank and file OF them. as we'll as their
~ell-hnown leaders.
Under the study Lamp.
This page Is mirror of provi-
nence. God wanted His people esilcd
They were TO learn lessons In ad-
versity. prosperity could never teach
them and not for their own sakcs
and palace alike. the true God might
he made known among the heather
AFTER seventy years God wanted His
people emancipated. Ncbuchadn.zzar
ments OF wonder working ProvI-
dcncc. Providence uses human
inStrnments: God stirred up the spirit,
Of Cyrus. How No doubt by means
OF Daniel. The venerable prime min
lister was no more afraid or Ashamed
or MS religion now than when. years
neIore. he had knelt at his window
open toward Jerusalem. lie awaited
i,heeif OF some private interview
win hi1 monarch To lay this great
s,nternrise, before him. So God uses
sails for voI"n'sers. VIII Who is there ,'Gs
among you. let him go. No draft.
n,d nosoeSer Is willing, 10, him. Tho
reaching act OF which Inc human
soul lis capable liz this voluntary com
nI,Hncc with the Viii OF God. Honor
rai, %,r n men who respond To the
neriied nation. Yes. But more those
VINO respond TO Divine call IN save
a lost world. They shall shine as
vcrsity Gods people went into can.
ttHitN, captive already to tho witch
Ing charm Of Ido!atry The furnace
~ Babylon freed them forever from
that base alloy. Robbed OF temrie
and ritual. too. all that was ieft Ia
them was the Rihle and prayer rs
10 search the Scriptures and talk with
Cod.
Analysis. md Key.
Return from Rabylonian exile srca,
event.
=. cyr"s' decree. Marvel Of history.
cyrus" Hebrew response surprising.
Reasons for coutentment in exile.
Irlrate incident 10 return truly ac-
counted for. God raised their
II Jews had not returned,
judah lost tribe also Scriptures.
ritual hope Of Messiah all ioei.
Diamond point Of destiny. Human
history turned up"n II. Contributors
10 even; built larger than they knew.
but were immortal heroes.
m Fr~ssnt-Dny Applications.
tron"m"r i~ mad" He who can count
the stars, their multitude. mnRnitudc.
precision and not hear them singing
IN" hand that made us IT. Divine"
Is unSounh in his reasoning. The poet
might also have said Nh. undevou,
historian is mad" he who can turn
the pag"a 81 universal history and
not see the hand OF Providence in ~.
events. ne, too. Is unsound Even
out OF The horrid weller 81 the World
war. changes that must ultimately
work for good begin Ia appear. God
make, mans wrath praise Him and
Restraints the excess OF a.
Young Peoples nrNnti"naI Service.
July 30, l922-Acts VA. t-IT
Motto: u take posseSsion OF this
LAM for ChriSt."-k-nt thu home
miHsi onary. on looking up the Upper
Mississippi Valley.
Lrssons From Great Home Nis-
sionartes.
tMiHsionary Meeting
When the history OF the Kreat en-
pure states Of the West and Middle
est comes to h- written II VIII he
discovered that the pioneer minister
pihl"d "a considerable part in their
h.. rttA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26
Alton Hotel
ALTON, VA.

Elevation 1900. Above til
dew line and below the 70
belt, cool and dry. Four hou,
from Richmond. Main lin
c. & O. Railway. Write fl
booklet. Il
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Icssops From Great Home Mis-
slOnarIcs.

tMiHsionary Meeting
When The history OF the Kreat en-
pre- Stai"s Of the West and Middle
W est comes to Ice written IL vii no
81 h""N"r-d that the pioneer minister
rihl"d ~ considerable part in their
'"Hhhlhf In the crude periods he
tore settlements b-CR me- nrmiv &c. o.
iahilSh"d the missionaries were u re
Sirhtnlnr force. They were the fore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-26

This does not. however. discount their
fortitude. pirty and patriotiam. They
We're IMMORTAL heroes. The unnamed
RANK and HE OF them. as we'll as their
we'll known leaders
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
% PAST GRAND
MONARCHS HAVE
DIRECTED WORK

Twenty-Five Prophets have risen
to seat of Grand Monarch in 81
years of the orders history.
All have been men prominent in
Masonic activity and 1t has been
due to their initiative and energy
that the realm has been extended
until nearly $4,000 are enrolled.
Years of their reign and names
of the past Grand Monarchs fol-
low:
s1Ss0-s3- Thomas L. James, New
York City.
.1Ss4-ss-Adon Smith, New York
City.
s1s00-o1 - George F. Loder,
Rochester, N. Y.
.1so2-J. Harris Balston. Brook
lyn, N. Y.
s1s0s-Charles W. Mann, Buffalo,
N. Y.
1so4-Grover w. wende, Buffalo,
n. Y.
.1s05-Charles E. Lansing, New
York City.
.1sO6-Charles N. Cotton, Roches-
ter, N. Y.
1sO7-George Mccain, Elmira,
n. Y.
1soS-J. Frank McGregory. Ham
ilton, n. Y.
1s0s-George E. W. Stivers. New
York City.
191O-George Edward Hatch,
Rochester, n Y.
1911-Henry A. MacGruer, SYRIA
cuse, n. Y.
*1912-Everett L. Haynes. Chi
cago, III.
1913-Hiram D. Rogers, Jr., New
York City.
1S14-Ernest L. Volgenau, Buff
falo, N. Y.
1s15-william H. Snyder, Elmira,
n. Y.
1s16-william ]. Cross. Jersey
City, n. Y.
1s17-Edward s. schmid, Wash
ington, d. C.
191S-Archibald H. Huston,
Columbus, Ohio.
1919-Jesse K. Seright, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
1920-Dwight E. Cone, Fall
River, Mass.
Hcnonary Past Grand Monarch.
1916-Sidney d. Smith, Hamilton,
N Y.
Deceased.