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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-13

NJ. on The Fountain OF Good" and
Boy" Sunday school at o:A5 A.. NJ.
=. NJ.
At Fulton--rhc pastor. Rev. Hugh
Fitzpatrick. will preach at IL a. NJ.
ana u. NJ. Sunday school at $3.50
a. ". and Christian Endcavor at 7
At Third-Rev. II. ]. Williams will
preach at II a. NJ. on THE One Great
Woman Of the Bible" and at 3 H. NJ.
ON The Price OF the Savior" Sunday
school at $3.50 \. NJ. and Christian En-
dcavor at j.. NJ.
secretary OF the American Billie So
ciety. OF New York, will preach at
a. NJ. and at +. NJ. by DR.. +. T.
McFaden Sunday school at $3.50 A.
Nj. and Bible classes at $3.50
AZ Grace Covcnant--ltcv. Charles l..
King. pastor. Will preach at IL A. NJ.
on Life In View OF the Great Trust
an: ana at r. NJ. on a Home, God
scho" a, sso A. NJ and Er'T nt5le sass.s
al 9:i5 4. NJ Young Peoples Society
At minstcr-Morning service
at ~ o'clock. subject: God Com
m"ndcth His Love To ,Irs in That
While We We're Yet Sinners. Christ
pied for the Ungodiy." Evening ser
vices : o'clock. subject: What the
iiihie Teaches About Sin" Rev. W. &
Golden. pastor. Sunday school at $3.50
y. NJ. Mems Bible Class AT 10 4. n.
Womcn's Bible Class at 10 4. 81.
Christian Endcavor ana YnunY Poo
PIES meeting at +. NJ. Juniors at
$3.50 i. NJ.
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SLAIN EDUCATOR BUILT
ROAD IN ALBEMARLE

Especial To The mcs-Dispatch.1
ARLoTTESVILLE. VA, MAY IL.
NJ. Goodc Homes. who
was shot and killed last Saturday by
Marshal Ren Halle. at the University
OF South Carolina. made his home here
for n number OF years. Before and
following his graduation from the
university. he was member of the
engineering firm Of Homes, Way
land " Brown. Of this city. rcsidcn,
on the first macadam road.
built out 81 thlrlottcSvillc-th Ivy
Fry's Spring and Rio roads. lie also
designed and built Altamont Circle
this city. and Gild-rslScvc Wood, at
tn. university.
From her" MIR. Homes went direct,
In the fall OF 1909. To the University
OF South Carolina. where he was mad.
dean az the enrine"riug school. and
WAS prominently connected with
many roads. bridges and develop
m"nt projects
Professor Homes married Miss
Crosby. al Augusta County. Va. She
survives. with four small children.
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AGED WOMAN BURNED
TO DEATH IN HOME
Especial to The Trmes-piypa,ch !

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
STRASBURG. VA. MAY l2.-One OF
the saddest fatalities occurring in
this section for long time was the
death on Tuesday of Mrs. Martha
Hchccca HUFFMAN, widow Of James
w. liunman. resulting from burns.
Mrs. Hunman. who was 81 years OF
age, resided at the old home place in
Middictown with her son. W Roy
huffman. and on Tuesday morning
about 1880 went out on the from,
pavement To burn some rubbish. In
some way Tit OF burning paper
New beneath her skirt. and In
minute she was all ahlazc. PaSscrs-
by rushed 10 her assistance. but sue
ceeded in getting the flames ex-
iinguiShed only after the poor old
body had been burned from head 10
foot, her left foot being the only mart
mat was not scared. Mrs HUFFMAN
remained conscious for short time
but soon lapsed into = coma. in
which state she remained until death
renewed her sutfcrings at 1870 o'clock
mat afternoon.
On Apri! u, 1879. she was married
10 James W Huffman. who died
having been most tragic one. as h.
was crushed by a falling stone AT
he lime plant where he was en-
loved Mrs. Hurrmans home a,
MiddIetown Is an historic one. as dur
NE tAe war cannon ball passed
through her front gate post and en-
'"rcd above the front door. Tho
races where the bail passed through
can sun be seen. as we'll as the can
non Dali The old lady delighted in
'"I!lng the story 10 her eager hear.rs
She ~ survived by her three chill
drcn' W. Roy, with whom she mad.
nor nome Mrs. G.. W Marker ~,
,icE"orth. Ill. and George, OF
Strasburg
"nr."! services were held on Fri
GAY afternoon a, go o'clock ,ro,,
ne Middl"'"wn McthodIs, Church ~"
'' pastor Rev J. g. Hawk. and Rev
i. d. Hamaker. OF S,rasburg.
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In Richmond's Pulpits

sunday school ut a:3o y. NJ. and Ep-
worth League ut i. NJ.
At Corinth-rhe pastor. Rev. j. NJ
Mooney. Will preach at II a. NJ. on
Mothers" and at l.. NJ. on Our
Parents" sunday school at a:45 A.,
NJ. and special song service at 8 Il. NJ.
AZ llishland lark-rhc pastor. Rev.
on "a Girl scout and Her Mother"
and ut s T.. VI. on "A Wonder Ey-
plainrd and Crisis Met" sunday
At Ccntral-rhc. pastor. Rev G. W.
Wray. Will preach ut IL ~. NJ. on
Mother" and ut i. NJ. on Creation
Waits for the Manifestation, of tho
\. NJ.
AZ Rranch Memorial Rev. william
u. Reed will preach on Hannah az a
Family Altar" at S:lh 4. NJ. sunday
school At $50 \. NJ. and Epworth
League at $40 y. NJ.
Al Pace ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS School
Day" Will be observed at ii \. NJ
Preaching at l.. NJ. by Rev. wcs-
ley Baker. sunday school and Mems
hihle Class At $3.50 y. NJ Epworth
At Woodland lIcights-Rcv. T.. l..
Anderson will preach at II a. NJ.
Epworth League anniversary at s
l.. NJ. with special program. Sunday
League at l.. NJ.
At Paramount Avcnuc--The pastor.
Rev. Camucl l.. Dumvillc. Will preach
at II \. NJ. a fiveminutc sermon
for children called Zine ClothcR"
and ais" q Mothers Day sermon.
Mothers Plac" in Modcrnday Life"
Epworth League at T. 81.
At st. JamcS-RcViva Services will
Clorr sunday night. Rev. r.. l.. lIill-
man VIII preach at II \. NJ. on The
Christian Home. and ut i. NJ. on
The Great Division" Sunday school
at a.SO A. NJ
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WINCHESTER FIREMEN
HOLD CELEBRATION
Special to The T,mes-Dispa,ch !


WINCHESTER. VA. May l2-
Motorization OF the local fro depart
ment was celebrated last night with
a, parade. IN which over 500 vo,un-
tcer Nrenen of Winchester. Stras-
turg. Boyca, Berryville and other
nearby towns participated
Others marching in tho big process
zion were headquarters Company.
Third Battalion, One Hundred and
Sixteenth Infantry. %: National
Guard. and Company OF the same
regiment. Robert l.. Gray. OF Win
chester. president OF the Cumber-
land Valley Volunteer Firemen's As-
ISOLATION. was chief marshal and
local companies in line were the
Friendship, Sarah Zane and Rouss
Fire Companies and the South End
Hose Company. each accompanied by
its own motor combination truck and
engine.
Motor fire apparatus was brought
also by visiting hrcmen. Equipment
of the local companies is valued at
about $4,000. Al OF the 800 odd
fremen were supplied with red and
green stick lights, which were set
of during the parade.
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OTHER CITIES CONGRATULATE
PETERSBURG ON CAMPAIGN
Community Chest Workers, Preparing for Victorious
Close of Drive Monday, Raise Subscriptions To-
tai to More Than S57 900

PETERSBURG. VA, MAY -
relcRrams from Richmond and other
cities are pouring into the headQuar
tiers Of the community chest cam
paiKn. ConE5atulating the workers ON
the splendid showing being made in
the raising OF $4,000 for the various
organizations OF Petersburg The
campaign closes Monday night aud
the workers are confident that the
CoCkadr city will go over the top"
without any trouble.
The Rotary and kiwanis Clubs met
tonight To settle upon n plan and
work together in coming in on the
last day These two clubs compose
i55 business men and they ar" con-
fdcnt Of bringing in several thousand
by Monday night.
Total New IL S5T.6po.
The goo team workers reported to-
day at the Y. NJ. g. a. and after all
had turned in their cards the total
sum OF S,.S5S was announced. bring
Ing the grand total UP TO $3.50.
Every worker realizes that success
VIII not come easily. and. that when
IL does come II Will he the reward
"f hard work The fact that the
news is being scattered broadcast
through til" country that Petersburg
- going To rails. SSNn0G for chart
table and other institutions. in A,it.
OF The So-cailcd depression Of bust
ness. VIII be one of tn. biggest ad-
refreshments the city has ever had
In division ~" team No. .. Mrs
Nestmorc Brown led the division: in
dlNiSIon 'B. team No. :. Mrs W. u.
t'anshaw led her division: in division
C. team No. IL, w NJ f:llrr. was
N" high team in division -" team
NO. ~. Russell Parkinson. captain.
ied the division and reported the
largest to'Ai Tor the organizations
Captures the "E"nt."
As captain OF the highest team for
the cntir" day. MIR. Parkinson can
turcd the goat which was reIuct-
hntiy surrendered by Franklin Smith,
captain "t team No. 20. The fine re-
l'ort turned In by team No. 10. was
very much helped by the amount Sc
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cured by T.. l.. GOODWIN. a member of
II" team. who himself reported
>i'2t3. To show appreciation for the
'ne work done by this member. Her
'ert j. Tucker. division leader. pre-
>"nied MIR. Goodwyn with box OF
'lcarS. Mr.. Tucker also made Il prop
"SItion TO the captains and workers
"t the teams in his division. that he
would present a fine leather handbag
I" the captain OF the team securing
the largest amount subscribed be-
tween now and the meeting on Mon
day.
Detailed Team Reports.
me reports OF the teams today
at the luncheon were as follows:
Mrs. James Y. Branch. captain. Team
NO. l, Sl6I50; Mrs. Wcstmore Brown,
captain. Team No. .. 1917: Mrs Fred
III. Cole. captain. Team No =, Sl345O:
Mrs. John w Long, captain. Team
NO. 4. 322l; Mrs. Fred Pitcher. cap
tain. Team No. ;. $500: Mrs. %. N.
R"oth. captain. Team No. c. $3.50: Mrs
w u. Fanshaw. captain. Team No
:. $40: Mrs. Ashton Gray. captain,
Team n" :. Si56: Miss Ethel I'll
cher captain. Team No. .. SIZE: Mrs
w. II. Wilcox. captain. Team No
10. Viz: j. H. cook. captain, Team
NO. IL. s205: W. :. Cunning. captain.
Team No. -; Si22: W. NJ Elicr. can
tain. Team M. H. s27G. Max Jacobs.
captain. Team No. -. sl03: l.. NJ
Walker. ca.,tain Team No. -. s1OO.
William L.. Xim,n-r. captain. Team
No IL. sllS: Vincent Keachy. cap
tain. Team No. II. s20a: Louis Levitt.
captain. Team No. IS. s3l0: Russell
Parkinson. captain. Team No. 49,
N'i2s: Franklin smith. captain. Team
No. 20. $50. Report 10y divisions
were as follows: Division ~" Mrs
y. T. AllSoud. chairman. $1,000: di-
vision "B." Mrs. George Cameron.
lr.. Sl.ol3.1o: Division &C." =. West
Holden. chairman sS07.25: Division
- Herbert J. Tucker. chairman.
s:i6o. Executive committee 1906
and the c"lored division $25650.
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EPISCOPAL.

At 81. Thomas'-Rcv. Macdonald
Kirkland viii preach at IL a. NJ. and
tn" pastor. Rev. Elmer G.. Pcdrick.
viii preach AT S r. NJ. sunday school
at $3.50 4. NJ.
At Holy Comtortcr-Rcv. ". r.
COX will preach At both services.
Communion at 1850 \. NJ.
Al All Saints'-Thc rector. Rev. j.
Y. bowman. will preach at II a. VI.
and i i. NJ. sunday school AT $50
~ VI.
\, st. Iohns-Thc pastor. Roy.
Hugh Sublett. Will plcach AZ II 4. NJ
and J.. NJ. Sunday school at 34j
A. VI.
\, -. pauls--Thc pastor. Rev. w.
Russell Rnwi". viii preach tomorrow
ON The Sp!ri, Kchind the Colonists.''
sunday school at $50 y. NJ.
At Gracc-Rcv. Dr. ". ~. Rurk
hardt viii conduct the usual service;
at II In the morning and s In the
evening Siblc class and Sunday
school at 9:i5.
At Holy Notwithstanding service
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w. II. Cold Licensed - r

PULASKI. VA, May lathe
!'resbytcry Of Abingdon met here to-
Gay In adjourned session. W r.
Gold. member of the present
graduating class of the Union Thao-
logical Seminary. Richmond. was OK
h'nin"d, licensed and ordained as a
minister OF the Presbyterian Church
NIT Gold has accepted ~ Caii to the
''Hhiln group OF churches. consisting
OF Dublin. New Dublin and Rel =
spring. and viii take up the work
next SUNDAY. Mr. Gold has been
holding services in this pastorata
iwic" each month throughout the
winter
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SOUTHWESTERN Va.
MEDICAL MEN MEET
special 10 nc Tlrncs.nisnatnh i

Especial 10 The Times DispatCh
PULASKI, VA. MAY Eth,
Southwestern Virginia Medical Scot
ely convened last nigh, In semi
annual session ~ Maple shade Inn
with one of the largest ai,enrancas
III It's history. and Will continue
through this afternoon. The officers
arc DR. q u Groiuor. Rural re-
treat, president. Dr y * Mckee.
Sal;vill". vice president Ir T.. g.
GIL. Roanoke secretary treasurer.
pr w " Chamu. chairman Of tn.
local commit" on arriug"mouis
The address OF wriuomr Was hy
Attorney j. $. Tipt"u. and tn. 70
sponse by lr. l.. q rcdIpp. Ruaiok.
other speakers were Dr Murai vii.
lis, Richmond. subject. I'm. Avoid
ancc OF shock IN tho Treatment, Or
Dinuse pcriton.tis' and Dr IurIon
6 Williams. Richmond. state IcsI,h
Commissioner. on The WORK Of ,h-
state Board az Health"
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RED CONCESSION IS
OPPOSED BY GOMPERs
Does No. Approve Plan 10
Operate Factory in
Russia.
IBy United Newsl

WASHINGTON, May l2-The
American Federation OF Labor does
not approve the resolution adopted
unanimously in Chicago by the ANAL
Eamatcd clothing workers. author
izinE the creation of $1,000, coo
clothing factory in Sovic; Russia un-
der a concession from the Red gov
eminent. But. in the opinion Of
President samuel Gompcrs Of the ~
F. o. L.. II the amalSamsjcd wants
10 take chance at ma<iug money
in bankrupt Russia i, is free to do
Their Rcsrou>ibiiity.
III they want 10 cnSlavc their mem
hers under tho tyranny of the Boil
shevist regime, that Is their worry
and responsibility" Gompers told the
United News. "Of course, the chief
responsibility rests upon the lead
ers who would take American cloth
ing workers to Russia II they in
tend 10 enter into a capitalistjc
agreement with Soviet. that is their
business.
This arrangement with The Sovlc;
government does no; affect the
American Federation o.. Labor.
which is the aniliation Of trade
unions. And II Is the right OF the
Amaicamatcd Clothing Workers 10
affiliate or not as incy sec Mt.
HiIlmnn Makes Statement.
"But tho first thing they ought TO
Go is make peace with thcir fellow
workers in the organized labor
movement OF the United states"
The corporation is 10 be organ
lied by The executive board of the
amalgamated, concession having
been obtained from the Soviet au-
thoritics by President Sydney mi
man. The concession is not specia-
cally to tho amalgamated but to all
workers and others who believe they
can help Russia. However. lIillmau,
who was In Russia last year. before
his return 10 America, issued a state
mcnt In Berlin saying that tho
amalEamated would undertake the
operation in Russia OF such cloth
Ing and textile plant as was author
lied by the convention In Chicago
last night
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BOY to Re a Soldier" and at night on
The Wonderful Story of tho Pink
Rose" Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ.
and -. Y. =. U. at l.. NJ.
At East End-Thc pastor, Rev. S.
*. Orrell. Will preach 1T A. NJ on
Mother" and at night. Rev. l.. j..
POWELL will occupy the pulpit. sun
L. at { i. NJ
At Broadms McmorIal--The pastor.
\. NJ. ON Jesus Mother as an EN-
ample OF Womanhood." and at T..
n. on "a Little Rcdhcadcd Hero"
sunday school ut 800 y. NJ. and b.
At Randolph S,rce,-Rev. w. l..
Robertson viii preach ut a. N: on
CHRIST In the Home" Il Mothers Day
sermon and at night on ~ Tower
of Refuge" Sunday school at $3.50 ~.
NJ. and Is. Y. l.. u. and Sunbcams at
At Pine Street.-The pastor. Rev.
Leland Jerome Powell. viii preach at
Motherhood" and at night. ioyce H..
$50 y. NJ. and Il. Y. i. L. at I l.. NJ.
~ Ginter rark--Thc pastor. Rev.
William ilcdlcy. will preach AZ II a:
Day service: at night ON Testing
Your Eyes" SUNDAY school at o:3D
y. N. and d. y. l.. Z. at II. n.
At First--prcachinE at II o'clock
and S:l5 o'clock by the pastor, Rev.
George w. Mcdaniel. u. u. sunday
l.. u. at i:i5 T. NJ.
AT Wcsthampton-Thc pastor, Rev.
Henry y. GricScmcr. -. D., viii preach
~ II a: NJ. on The Modern Crown OF
,rhorns." and at S:l5 l.. NJ. q Mothers
snhjcG, being The Bes, Mother in
A. H. G SnH y; !. l +: u; a, T. II. "
EiilinES, pastor, will preach at II a.
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PEGGY HOPKINS JOYCE
JEWELS ARE SEIZED
IL Assoointcf &c.

NEW YORK May 10 Customs Of
Metals late today seized diamond
and emerald plaque. valued at s!4.-
GOO. helonglrg TO Piggy Hopkin.
Joyce. which they asserted me ac-
tress had not DECLARED when she re-
turned today from Paris on the
Mauretsnia
She bubhled over with mitigation
when. on the trip up the harbor from
quarantine she was shown Wash
nEton dispatch stating mat INC mo.
ton picture ,heater owners of
America mad banned any films In
which she might nc featured. in tho
interest ~ clean screen"
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MI:'rfIOI)IST.

AT Denny Street.-The pastor. Rev.
T.. V. Carson. VIII preach at II \. NJ.
on Our Mothers" and Mt y. NJ on
The Two Greatest Moral Needs OF
Young Life" Sunday school and
Bible classes at ?:30 \. NJ. Epworth
League at ! l.. NJ.
At Union Station-Rev. r. r.
Watcrhcld VIII preach Ut II \. NJ.
anu Rev. j. T. Mastin will preach at
T.. NJ.
AT rrinity-Rev. NJ. Lee S;arke. ID.
d., OF New York city, will begin a
series OF revival services ut Trinity
ut the morning services.
Al Laurel Str"ct--MiSS Annie Agnes
Smith Will preach ut II y. NJ. and y
J.. NJ. sunday school at $3.50 \. NJ.
and Bible classes at $40 a. 81
At Conference.-The pastor Rev w
Taliaferro Thompson. d. H.. will
preach at both services tomorrow.
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~ -N~Sp'lt ltt PRESS
BOMBAY, May -D"wadas C;and-
NJ, son of MahatUas *. Gandhi. the
h"nc"- "ptra'l"n'i now serving
PRISON sentence, mas been arrested
at A'lahahad. it was learned here
today. fnndii Hamadhani. president
Of the A!l-Iudja Congress Commit
tee. and liard"i Chotelal I.ashiram.
secretary of the Indorc Congress
Committee, also were arrested.
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BAPTIST.

At Calvary Sunday school ami
v"rsary viii be celebrated At II 4.
pastor. Rev. &. y. JenkcnS. viii he
celebrated at $ J.. NJ. sunday school
t.. VI.
At Leigh Strcet-Thc pastor. Rev.
Howard |. Stewart. Will preach at II
4. NJ. on "A Mother Who Raised Her
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f.tTHI;Rt y.

A, First English I.uthcran-corn.r
Monument Avenue and Iomhardv
street Tho pastor. Or. J. j. Schercr
Jr., VIII preach at II A NJ and 7,
VI. Scr.ic. appropriate 10 Mothers
Day VIII be held at II A. u SUNDAY
school at $3.50 A. NJ
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AMATEUR SCHEDULE
Jnni"r =. =. T.carur.

Woodland delights vs. lioce Me-
mortal Luck's Field.
,fi!nia y G. vs. c. & .. Rail.
road. South Side. No. 2
hiFd Christian vs.. Fairrnou,t
Clark Springs No. ..
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p. lipGkI MOUNT y. 9 Ma
FRANK SchaNor. former,
: pn'hrIn Association ana Tos,y
~ -" haS hr"n arpoiutcd by rrcsi
,Dnl W MOVE. rs umpire In, ~.
y i'r ma l~agu. 10 succcrd
putnam released '' ="
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Lightning XIII, Wonup

STATESVIf.Lf.. y -. May IL
Mrs. Cicero Waugh was instantly
killed. and a Mrs. Sheriff. was badly
shocked. when lightning struck
ir"" near the Waugh home In Alex
ander County late YESTERDAY
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"mIIl" MnrIdrn ln I.nn Ill.,.

NTLANTA, GA. Nav ~ |.'T'iln
ia 'llI"n. veteran major ,.,g,,
catcher. has been made manarcr snd
NeId captain Of the stIaut. Suu,bs,,
association team. X. ,Spiller. pr.s.
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commercial I.I.cnuuc

''N"!h vs.. Dixie Eagles. Byrd Park
on"fch lin vs.. Earnest Brothers
G.. c. a Field.
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TpbRcco I,%nupe

"Hrky Strike vs Herbert Tarov-
'"n, gao, boulevard Field
una vs. Muri"l, $50 Boulevard
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ST. Paul's Church

AS a. NJ, Holy Communion
AS a. NJ, Sunday School ami Bible
Classes.
II 4. NJ. Morning Prayer.
':+5 r. NJ. organ Prelude.
SIS r. NJ. Evening Prayer.
At the II o'clock service the rector,
Rev. w. Russell Bowie. II. p. viii
preach on The ProErcssivcness Of
revelation" and at Sis his subject
Will he the first of series of SER
mons on The Religious Foundations
Of America. The Spirit Behind the
coloniSts.
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hiLS' ,S ~ Columbus vs.. Richmond
"TiaNs Byrd Park. 80 '"
"""r 'nmnany - Church nm
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minister vs.. Th.rd Irosi,,.
'"rian hyrd rmS. 50 &
'f''r '"N"nm' VS. Euslfsh LINN
Gran clark SprlueS. SO
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CHRIsrIAN SCIENTIST.

At First Church OF Chris, Scientist
lark Avenue and Meadow Street
services VIII b" held at II \. NJ. Sub
Jc't: 'Mortals and lmmnrtals"
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APOSTOLIC.

Al Apostolic Church-Thc na,,or
Rev. Il. q. icasc, viii preach n, Z
i: NJ. on The Church Not To Pass
Through the Great TrihulatIon."
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MOTHERS DAY IN
Paramount Methodist

a.. M.-Children's sermons:
=. r me CIothes Morning message:
sM3thers Place In Modern Day Life
T. M.-Epworth League annivcr-
ShIy. Installation. special music.
sermon tonic: John, the Beloved
,lSClplc. or Wouldn't John uaye
Made Good Lacquer
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Harton Heights 6. = i.,

Nnp'IS' We. Methodist. Highland
Park diamond mann
episcopal vs.. PRESBYTERIAN. semi
nary diamond
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North CaroIIna Trc,hm,n Nj,

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Evening star., 1922-07-21

attempt to reopen. because Of the
lack of workers.
Asking that he he not regarded as
"presumptuous," Mr.. Sterling recon-
mends that the President turn his. at
tention to the non-union fields In
kentucky and elsewhere, and see that
they are provided sufficient coal cars
to handle their output. Il have been
advised" he wired, "that the mines
in Hazard field, Kentucky, have not
operated for the last two weeks"
Plan Strip Mining.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July 21-Gov.
McCFaye began plans for holding a
number of conferences with Indiana
operators in regard to the coal situa-
ton In this state. and the reopening
of the mines under state and federal
protection, as requested by President
Harding. e. d Logsdon, vice presi-
dent of the Indiana Bituminous Coal
Operators Association. was the fret
operator invited to visit the gov
ernors Offices. 1t was indicated that
others would follow, but no plans
We're said to have been made for a
group conference. 1t was said in off,
ciai circles that the next move to-
ward reopening the mines would be
up to the operators.
The governor has not outlined his
plans for action. but it is believed he
contemplates the operation of strip
mines by the state. as this could be
done with less skilled labor.