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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
WILL DISPENSE WITH
FLORIDA AIR FIELDS
War Department Proposes to Dispose
OF Chapman md Dorr
Ffeiih
by Associated Press,l

WASHINGTON. May oT.-WhiIe the
War Department plans to dispense
with Chapman and pprr Fields. air
service stations in Florida. which are
now closed and In the hands of care
takers. the land is regarded. Score
tary Weeks said today. as havins in
vestment value To the government
and viii not he disposed OF until
favorable opportunity presents itself.
Mr.. Weeks indicated that he was
prepared TO hold the fields in their
presen, status for considerable pc.
Rod IL II WAS necessary 10 insure
their being put on the market under
favorable conditions. Activities a.,
Carlsirom, the other Florida fed,
may be transferred 10 Texas. 1t is
Understood. but pending decision
10 determination will he made as to
disposition OF The property.
On his receut trip through the
Fourth Corps area, made almost en-
tireiy by airplane. MaJor-General
Patrick. chief OF the air service.
made an inspection OF the Florida
fields with View to submitting TO
Secretary Weeks. recommendations
as TO their disposition. The secre-
tary's statement was understood TO
have been based on reports submit
ted by General Patrick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
BALTIMORE NET STAR
WINS NORFOLK EVENT
Charesi, Winner of Old Do
minion, Cops Honors in
Especial TO The Times.Dispatch. |

lSptciai TO The Timcs- Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA, May &c. Char
rst. of Baltimore. carried OF the ten
lantic and Virginia state :ennis
cham ionsnip this morning, defeat
ing w. r. sweeney. Of Baltimore, on
the courts Of the Norfolk Country
Club, In three straight sets. ga. 81
and 6-a. Tho first SC, and part Of
the second were played Friday be-
fore heavy rain storm halted the
match.
Charcst who is one armed played
spectacular game OF tennis, his
returns being placed with marvellous
accuracy. Sweeney was outplgyed in
every department. except service.
Mrs. Ellis. of Washington defeated
Miss Wanefore. OF Baltimore. for the
women's single. championship. 6-l
and SIS. After she had been out
played in the first set Miss waketore
came back strong in the second SET.
which was one Of the closest ever
seen on the courts OF this city.
Charest and Sweeney will play White
head and Eggleston. % Norfolk. for
The doubles championship Monda Y
IL the weather permits: the mixed
doubles, In which the -wo men Will
oppose each other. also VIII he played
Monday. The matches were scheduled
for this afternoon but steady rain
fan lnterfered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
WORLDS RECORDS FALL IN
TRINITY COLLEGE HOnORs
MANY OF ITS ATHLETES
Baseball, Tennis and Track
Stars Receive Coveted Mon.
Ogralns Soon.

DURHAM. May THE Trinity
College athletic council has honored
athletes who fought for Trinity this
year ana has named student man
ayers for the year 1925.
Athletes who have been awarded the
highly priced '"r' viii be given
sweaters at the chapel hour in the
near future. The entire Trt,ity s:~L
dent body will pay tribute To RIA
athletes a. Manager Barnard makes
the award. The athletic council
also has decided that members OF
the college hand shall he given n
golden Tyre as an insignia to lie worn
either az pin or watch charm.
Elections OF student managers were
m follows:
Basebali--C. f. Summers. Orange
burg. ;. G.; basketbal'-W. r. Huck
abee. Albemarlo; track-A. l.. Wilson.
South Creek; wrcxtlinG-J. T..
Hrtdsers. Raleigh: tennis-M. Brad
shaw Durham.
Neal, Captain Johnson Spikes and
Simpson. c. Smith. Turner. Demp-
ster. ,Foigcr r. Smith. Sanderson,
Deal and Manager Banks were given
letters.
|. stars for tennis monograms went
TO Powell. while letters went to LET
Ter. Turrentine. Tabor. and Manager
j. f.. Rose.
stars for track service were given
TO Captain Scott. Barnhardt. shan
kic. Durham and Manager H. L. Rose
Letters were awarded 10 Garrett.
Cruie and cahe a basketball letter
went to Manager Borland .
Musicians receiving insignias were
director Rlomqutst. Turrentia, Cham
heriain. Smith. Grigg. McDougaI,
Spencer. Irey, Cook. Hopgood. Stain
back. Rackiey. Kicks Lyon and Mea-
chem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
RETIRED BREWER is DADDY
TO EXPERIMENTAL ATHLETES
Colonel Rupert, Owner of New York Yanks. Has
Greatest Array of 1rresponsbles in Baseball.
Mays, Hoyt and Ruth Cause.

NEW YORK, May EFF any other
wealthy retired brewer is thinking
OF going into baseball now that
brewing has become a matter OF
every man for himself. let him he
warned by the example Of Colonel
Jacob Rupert. Of New York. lie
bought franchise, and an alternate
lease on tho Polo Grounds, and then
paid close To 100000 for ball team
consisting OF temperamental, hot
blooded young Southerncrs from
South Boston.
Among the acquisitions Of Colonel
Rupert and his partner. Captain Til
Huston, AN engineer who builds
waterwOrkses insane asylums and
breweries. but not so very many
breweries any more. was Carl Mays,
the pitcher. Carl cost $4,000 plus
$4,000 for the litigation involved BY
his change from Boston shirt-front
10 New York dickey.
Early this season Carl wrangled
about the contract which nc had
been so glad to sign after his en-
ployers had stood by him in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
IOWA HIGH SCHOOL WINS
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
Cedar Rapids Athletes Cop
First Place With High Point
Total Of % Points.
ArnIErE srAps
Houser, OF California school, High
Point Observation-Disclosures, OF Nine
sotH, Captures First Place in AcRd-
cmy section. with SO Points.
Try AssoeInted press.l


CHICAGO. May 27.--Two worlds In
terschoiastic records fell In tho ma
tionai track and field meet for high
SCHOOLS and academies at the uni
verslty Of Chicago today. In which
Cedar Rapids. La. carried Off high
honors with twenty-three points In
the high school section and ShattUck
School OF Faribault Mimi, made ff-
ty-cight points for Rrst place In the
academy division. The meet attract
ed more than 1000 athletes from lti
schools In twenty-eight States.
Clarence Honser. or Oxnard. Cal,
broke the twelve-pound, shot put rec
ord with heave OF SO feet. won
the discus. captured third place In
tho hammer and four In the jsvelIn.
and placed hie school second in the
nigh SCHOOL list with fourteen points.
HouSer shattered Il record which had
stood for ten years, lettering the
mark Of Arlie 81. Mucks. OF Oshkosh.
Wis. by three inches.
The other record was established by
william Dowdlng. Of st. Johns Mill
tary Academy. Delafeld, WIS. when
he lcaped % feet 8 I-2 Inches n the
running broad jump The former rec
ord OF 81 feet IA inches was made
by y. g. stiles In 1912. DowdinE. n
addition. contributed - points to his
tchool's total of % Ia. putting he
teammates In third place. i'm the
academies. culver Military Academy.
Of Culver. Ind, won second place with
3s i-2 points. Pillsbury Academy. Of
iOwatonna. Mimi, baGgcd fourth place
with 81 I-2 points. due TO the work
Of Victor Naegcli. who placed in six
events.
In the high school list Austin.
Texas. tied for second place. Eneebie
,cGualiing Houscrs Individual record
'of II points. The Huntington Reach.
Cal. team got fourth place with 10
points, Pine Bun. Ark. was NTH with
|l2 points. due mainly TO the perform
nance OF Bagby, "A dash man.
The low hurdles high school races
was won by Marks. OF Wabash. Ind.
In rs LIS. three-AfthS OF second
faster than the time OF Naegcll. OF
Ptlisbury. in the same event for
academies.
Thirty-onc starters faced the bar
rier in the mile run for high hoois.
Cox. OF Rochester, y. Y. breaking
the tape in 4:s5 after furnishing
race.
Edward shaw Of Monrovia, Cal.
won the nrst Iuarter-miie high
school race in 81 as. the fastest
quarter Of the meet. Miller. OF Du-
J Pont Manual Training High. OF
Louisville. took tho second race two
seconds slower.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
HOLD INTERNATIONAL
SWIMMING RACE AUG. |.
Women Will Attempt 10 Shat.
ter 1921 Record for
Distance.
Distance.

NEW YORK. May 2I.--The date and
course for tho Joseph p. Day cup
race. the international swimming
classic for women, have been decided
upon at meeting OF the cup com
mittec. the chairman OF which Is
l.. DEB Handlcy, the foremost au-
th"rity on aquatic sports in this
saant-T. Tss .aaa VIA DC held on
&ucsday ai,sruoon. August /. and the
distance viii be three and ore-half
miles.
The route To be taken by the mer-
maids In the crosby competition will
lie the same thai has been used for
The women's marathon swim since
It's Inception in 1910. The start will
he at Point Rrcczc. and the girls
VIII swim out into the Atlantic.
then pass Manhattan Reach and fin-
ish ~ The Brighton Beach bathing
pavilion. This course. a genuine test
Of speed and endurance. was covered
last year In less than an hour by
twenty-four of the twenty-five
starters
The actual starting time for the
Day cup race will nc between 3 and
{ o'clock on the afternoon Of August
|. IL Is believed the tide will be
favorable then, and, II conditions
are satisfactory. II would occasion
little surprise IL last years record
breaking performance is surpassed.
The Amateur Athletic Union of the
United states has cabled the Inter-
national Athletic Federation for per-
mission to make tho Day cup race
embicmatic OF tho worlds champions
ship and an Affirmative answer ia
expected any day. This is to be the
first International swimming race for
women and the added Incentive of
two costly cups should serve to bring
OUT the greatest swimmers in this
country. as we'll as several of the
leaders from abroad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
HIGH SCHOOL LOSES
GAME TO SC0TTSBURG
John Marshall Defeated;
Score, 8 10 2-Leisfeld
Hits Home Rum
Special to The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. May 81
Scottsburg High School defeated
John Marshall High School at SCOTS
bure today. score S to 2. The Hall
fax County boys, who have not lost
a game this season. outplayed John
Marshall, and the result was never
In doubt
Three scores were made by Scotts-
burg In the first inning. John Mar
shall scored her only run In the sec
ond. LeisBcld securing home run.
After this, Rarksdale. for Scottsburg.
held the visitors scoreless. while the
local batters piled up eight runs.
Excellent fielding by Crews. Cha fin
and Martin and the good battery
work Of BarksdaIe and Moore fea-
tured Scottsburg's playing. Kahn
and Leisfeld were best players for
John Marshall.
The Scottsburg team. coached by
DR.. Fred Kcll, is claiming the state
championship. and would like to meet
the winner OF the Roanok Maury
High game.
Score: r. II. f.
ScottsburE ............... S 0
John Marshall ,............. s 3
Umpire, Lacy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
rlr.t woman nnrrl.ter In berlin.

BERLIN, May 27.-Fraulein Munk.
doctor Of laws, the first woman bar
ristcr called to the bar in Germany.
conducted her maiden defense here
with great skill and success. Her
client was one Of a gang of ruTians
charged with highway robbery.
Thanks TO the eloquent defense of the
fair young barristcr the prisoner WAS
allowed extenuating circumstances.
though he had made a full confess
sion Of his crime.
&C. 1922, Public Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
SOUTHERN'S FREIGHT
EARNINGS IMPROVED
For First Time This Year EarnInus
=, Have Surpassed Those q fthe
Year 1921

/, NEW YORK. May 27.-southern
Railways freight earnings, reflect
ing general improvement In the
South, for the first time this yeai
have surpassed those Of 1921. BY the
end Of April. 1922 Sonthern's freight
gross was s6l 1874 behind that Of the
corresponding period last year. In
the frst week of May freight gross
showed increase Of sI40,S76, or 81
per cent. over the same week OF 1921
In tho second week OF May freight
gross Increased a.S per cent over
corresponding week Of 1921.
To may H. 1922. Southern's esti-
mated freight gross was s20l.223. or
50 per cent ahead OF that period OF
me previous year. During April this
roads loadines o forest products
totaled i4.s4S cars. against 1890 In
April 1921 lIoadings of ore. incIud-
ing cars received from connections,
were 1897 cars as compared with
only Sol in 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
BREAK -FOUR RECORDS
AT HENLEY RECATT TIA
Strong North Wind Is Favor
able to Crews in Early
Contests.
IBy AssocIated Prcss.I


PHILADELPHIA. May 27.-Four
records today were broken. and a
fifth established In the eighteenth an
nual regatta OF the American Row
Ing Association, over the Henley
one mile and hve-sixteenths straight
away course on the schuyikiIl River.
A strong North wind favored the
crews in the early contests. while a
strong current aided them through
out.
Pennsylvania's victory In the lao
pound eights. clipped ] is seconds
from the record made by the Penn
sSiVahia crew In 1920. The time was
6:1l 3-5 Tom Rooney, of the I'm
dine Barge Club Philadelphia, set
new mark Of 7:52 As In winning
the second singles race vespers. OF
Philadelphia. broke record In the
interciub eight race. beating wcst
fhiiadeiphia in 6:45 Is. The for
ner mark of Sis Is was made by
tAe University Barge Club. OF phiia-
deiphia. In 1912. Undine Barge club
set new record in the first double
SOULS race. beating Nespers in 1920
3-o. The former mark of 7:,8 %.
was made by the New York Athletic
club In 1908. Episcopal Academy, OF
Philadelphia, established a record bv
winning the special mile inter-
scholastic race from the Central High
School. of Washington. ID. C.. in
SOC 4-5
Sunr>aries:
lnterscholastic cight-oared shells
won by Episcopal Academy, Phiia-
washington. -. c.. second. Time.
sos as.
Special eight-oared shells uso.
pound crewst-won by University OF
fcnnsylrania; Princeton. SECOND !;
Yale. third. Time, G:tl 20.
Firat four scul!s-won by Undine
barge Club, Philadelphia. West
rhiiadeiphia Boat club, second.
Time. 1925.
Second single scull-won nv Tom
Rooney. tndine Barge Club, Phila-
de'phia second, W. r. Garrett Gil
more Bachelors Barge club, Phila-
delphia Time. 7:524-5. This breaks
In 1919 by raui Wilmington. Of the
Union Boat Club. or Boston. Tn.
former record was s:0e 3-5
Freshmen eieht-oared .hells-wor
ny Navy; second. University OF Penn
sylvania; third, Princeton: fourth.
University OF Pennsylvania. Time.
s:43l-b.
First sipgle SOULS for Farrasut
challenge cup: Won by Paul V. Cos
teiio. Vesper Boat Club. PhiIadelphia
second. Hilton Belya, ST. Johns. y.
r: third, Russell Goldman. Jr.. Union
Boat Club Boston. Cos;ello's time.
1888 3-b; Beiya's time. sos.
First double scuiis: Won by On
dine Barge club. Philadelphia:
second, Bachelors. Barge Club; third.
Ncsper Boat club; fourth. Malta
Boat Club. Time. T;2o3-5
st. paurs cup for University OF
PENNSYLVANIA. won by fourth varsity.
second; second $50 pound crew:
third. NTH varsity. Time, ZOOS.
Third collegiate. eight-oared shells.
won by Harvard. second navy. third
Princeton. fourth, Pennsylvania
Time. 6:ts2-5
Special interciub second eight Dared
shells; won by Vesper Boa, club. Phil
adelphia. second. West philadelphia
Boat Club. third. Undlne Barge Club.
PHILADELPHIA. Time. 6:is is.
Special four cared shells: vesper
won. Time. 7:27 is.
Junior collegiate Fights: Prince
ton won. Time, 6:3s "a.
First eight cared shells: Won nv
Navy. Time. e:2s is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
FUNKHOUSER WINS
FIVE. FIRST PRIZES
Ispecial to To Tlmes.nisnatch.

[special to To Times Dispatch;l
WINCHESTER. VA, May 81
Chamolfn Funkhouscr. Of White Post.
va, outclasscd all competitors in a
track ana field meet on the Berry
vile horse show grounds. in which
there were high school participants
from several counties He won FIRST
prizes in the 100. 300. 40 and $50
yard dashes and first In tho shot
put. making the highest individual
score. His sister. Miss Lois Funk
honser! won first in the So yard dash
aud second in the 10o-yard dash.
Funkhouser. who has Keen champion
athlete Of Clarke County for three
years. has won number OF medals
In Statewide athletic contests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
GENEVA MAKES READY
FOR AVIATION MEET
Gordon Bennett Cup Race Is
Scheduled for Au-
gust 6.

An elaborate program has already
been published by the city of Geneva
heraldinH the many festive ar
sportivc events which are scheduled
10 take place during the Gordon
Bennett week. from August = to s.
The aviation meeting proper is pre-
coded by the Lake OF Geneva champ
ionship cycle race" on July 30, and a
brilliant Venetian night festival on
August J. the Swiss Independeuce
Day.
Competitions In distance flights for
balloons of the first. second. third and
fourth category will open the aerial
events on August 9, followed the next
day by a "balloon-automobi rally"
organized by the Swiss Automobile
Club and the Swiss Touring Club
August i~rks at the same time
the opening OF the international six
days motorcycle race in Switzerland
with the start and finish at Geneva.
On Friday. August 1. there Will be
contests for the plotting Of balloons
OF All categorles and August 5 will
see the rowing championships Of
Western Switzerland. as we'll as an
other elaborate Venetian night festi-
val.
The Gordon Bennett cup race Is
scheduled for Sunday. August 6. when
twenty balloons, three representing
the L. S. A.: three, England; three,
France: three. Italy: three, Belgium:
two, Spain. and three Switzerland will
depart in this contest.
The meeting is orRauizad by the
Aero Club OF Switzerland and it's
animated section at Geneva. the Swiss
Aviation Club. the association Of the
Interests OF Geneva and tho city OF
Geneva, under the honorary presi-
dcncy OF Mr.. IIaab. president OF tho
Swiss Confederation. aud Prince Ro-
land Bonaparte, president Of the In
ternational Aeronautic Federation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
MIX Producer. organi.e.

WINCHEsTER VA, May ERA
charter has been obtained Ly the
Valley or virginia Cooperative Milk
Producers Association. under nv
laws OF which members must market
all their milk gand other products. in
Guiding poultry and eggs. through
the organization. Fred. Driver, OF
Harrisonburg. Is business manager
Of the association, which has mem
hers In four or FIVE counties OF the
! Shenandoah Valley: Only members
Ican enjoy. the associations privileges,
Awas said. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
RICHMOND BOY WINS
ARCHITECTURE PRIZE

Especial to The Times-DIspatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. May 81.
Henry j. Lawrence. Of Richmond
va. third-year student at the Uni
versity OF Virginia. won second place
In the Southern intercollegiate COM
petition in architecture. just conf
pieted This is the FIRST time the
university of Virginia has taken
part. It's recrntly-founded school OF
architecture having as yet no fourth
year students.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
Announces cnndla.r, for Governor

SAVANNAH, GA. May PA
special to the Savannah Press from
Monroe. Ga, the home of Clifford
Walker. former attorney general of
Georgia, states Mr.. walker announced
today his candidacy for Governor.
He will make a more extended an
nouncement later. He will oppose
Thomas W. Hardwick, the incumbent.
who will offer for re-election. The
State Democratic primary is in Sep.
TENDER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
Unprecedented Domination.

LONDON. May 27.-London is Wit
Messing the unprecedented combina :
ton OF moving pictures and Russian
ballet dancing In an entertainment
being presented at Covcnt Garden.
the Home OF Grand Opera" What
some critics regard as the degrade
ton OF the historic thcatcr il COM
pleted by the inclusion in the pro-
gram OF new burlesque on modern
ballroom dancing entitled "Ragtime."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
Professor nok~ E.on@rntcd

PETERSBURG. VA. May a7.-Pro-
lessor II. h. Iioke. superintendent OF
schools Of Prince George County.
was exoneratcd and acquitted of all
blame last night by a coroncr's Jury,
which heard the evidence relating
TO the death OF Cornelius Kennedy.
4-year-old colored hoy. who was
killed by an automobile driven by
Professor Hokc last Tuesday night.
The accident took place at the corner
OF East Bank and Old Church streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
Close. sucre..fui ncvIynl.

PETERSBURG, VA, May I'll
Montague Power. evangelist. closed a
very successful series OF revival
meetings last night in the High
street Methodist Church. when he
preached To another large cOngreRa-
ton. In snite OF the heavy down
pour OF rain the church was packed
TO the doors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28

HONG KONG. May 26.-General
Chen Chung Ming, the South China
military leader. is demanding that
Sun Vat Sen resign from the Presi-
dency OF the South China government
at Canton, II was reliably reported
here today The militory forces Of
the. Canton government refuse TO al
low President Sun to enter Canton,
and he has ordered the navy,to bonn
bard the arsenal. 1t is reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
,naui Again on nnmpngc.

TOMBSTONE. ARIZ. May 27.-
Wholesale murders and robberies by
YaQni Indians in Sonora were re-
ported here today by additional
American refugees arriving from tae
Yaaui valley. No Americans have
been killed thus far, they said. All
tho victims of the latest outbreak
have been Mextcans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
COSTLY ERRORS
DEFEAT LOCALS

Continued From First Psge)
stolen bases-Kennedy. q: Bangs.
sacrifice hlts-AraEon. Passed balls
Kennedy. 2; Heating. Left on
Richmond, S: Newport News,
.. First base ion error--Newport
News. b. Bases on balls-off Noel,
.: OF Phfer. ). Struck out--by
Noel. 81 by Phlfer. g. Wild pitch
Phifer. umpires = Holland and
ShRfeE Time OF 9ame-twos hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
Cotton nody Name. omc.r.

wASIIINGToN. May 27.-C. Il.
Hutchison, OF Mount Holly, y. c., was
elected president OF the American
Cotton Manufacturers Association at
the closing session of it's convention
here tonight. w. T.. Beattie, or Green
vile, S. c.. was elected vice-president
and w. -. Adams. OF Charlotte, was
reelected secretary treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
CALIFORNIA CAPTURES
COLLEGIATE MEET
Lkv Associated Press.1

HARVARD STADIUM. May 2f.-
Athletes OF the University of Calf
fornia for the second successive year
captured the track and field cham
pionship OF the intercollegiate A. A,
A. \. The Pacific Coast stars We're
pressed for their honors by the
strength Of score of Eastern coll
legcs and by their fellow Cali
fornians OF Stanford University.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
MATHIESON COMPANY
DECLARES DIVIDEND

NEW YORK, May 27.--The Mathie-
son Aikali Works. with a plant at
Saltville, Va, declared quarterly
dividend of "a per cent on pre :
ferred stock. payable July to stock
of record June 20. Action was de-
fcrred on dividend in June. 1921. and
no payments have been made since.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
ceremontc. Mt Winchester.

military and civic societies and three
brass bands are to participate In
Decoration Day ceremonies on May
80, at the Antietam National Gene
terry, sharpsburg. Md, according to
program received here. Addresses
are to be delivered at the cemetery
by Alexander Armstrong. Of HaGers-
town, Attorney-General of Maryland
Representative John J. German, OF
Illinois, and Representative Fred -
Zihlman. OF Cumberland. Md. Clyde
b. Roulette is to be chief marshal
of the parade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28

South Atlantic Association Rcauits.
Charleston Greenville, rain.
Augusta Columbia. wet grounds.
Spartanburg, 8; Charlotte, 10.