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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-06
FREE 20 CHINESE,
ARRESTED In RAID

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA, May 5.-The ar
resting officers being unable 10 iden-
Try any one of the individuals,
twenty Chinese. arrested In raid
on $50 East Main Street Oh the night
@! March l3. today were dismissed by
Judge Sergeant In Corporation Court
on charge Of gambling.
Tom Lee, who stood at the door and
was watching the game when the
vice squad entered, was lined $40 and
costs for aiding and abetting gam
bling. He paid 1t.
The cases came up on appeal from
Police Court, where al, twenty-one
were fined $40 and costs each by Jus
lice simmons. After Sergeant Moore
hnd Detectives IIarrcll and Luck had
testified that gambling was going on
when they entered the place, and
max money. chips ana dice were on
me table. they were unable TO iden-
NY n single one OF the accused ex
ctpt Lee. and ii was for that rea
son that the cases were dismissed.
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METHODIST.

Rev; W. S. peyeric' viii preach at
II NJ. on The One THAT Was ABB
NJ " on i"s '"s Sunday Game school and at al
g:30 a. NJ. and Epworth League ut Z
will preach at II A. NJ, ana again
~ T.. NJ. Sunday school and Mems
bible class at $3.50 A. NJ. Epworth
League ut l.. NJ.
VIII preach ut II \. NJ, and ut s Z.
nr "a, Trinity-Revyi II, T.; scott Will
Rev, and at s j.. NJ. the services
q, .onducted by the Epworth
hs sn,ndny School at $3.50 \. n.
Epworth League at 1915 II. NJ.
At Branch Memoriai-Rcv. Will
liam Il. Reed Will preach on Causes
Of Of E 1,, II \. NJ. and on Marks
school mt $3.50 4. NJ. and Epworth
League at 7:i5 i. VI.
Al Woodland 1Ieights-Rev. w. a.
l.ife's Marching Orders" and at S
=. NJ. on Love in the Wilderness"
SUNDAY school at gao ~. NJ. and Ep-
At Highland rark-Rcv. u. T. Will
liams Will preach ut II y. NJ. on "A
Message to the Girl scouts" and at
and How it Was Met" sunday school
League S a, ~. II. :" an" hpwor'n
AT Pace Memorial-Thc pastor. Rev.
y. NJ on THE Delicacy Of Divine
Love" and at y. NJ on Religion for
all Ages" Sunday school and Mems
Bible class ut $40 A. VI. and Epworth
League at p. NJ.
At centra!-Rev. George w. Jones
WI vii Iprsach St a.; NJ: and The pas
J.. VI. ON Christ Invites Us to Walk
Tnde. lis Wing" Sunday school at
At Laurel Street.-The pastor. Rev.
4. NJ. and u. NJ. Revival services be-
ginning Monday. May S, conducted by
Miss Annie Agnes Smith. a cordial
welcome to all.
and Laburnum Avenues-Preachin
nj II \. ii, and S i. NJ. sunday school
and Wesley Bible class at $3.50 a. NJ.
Senior League at 7:l5 L. NJ.
AT Brond Street--Tcnth and Bron 4
Streets-Dr. Theodore Copeland. not
ed Southern evangelist, speaks at
both services Sunday. II a. NJ. and S
l.. NJ. Morning subject Will be on
Why I Want TO Go TO Heaven" and
the Right Track" You ought to
hear these messages. Song service
begins sunday evening Mt T:45 +. NJ.
Leader, Percy Y. Brown. peoples
church in the heart Of the city.
tween Fourth and Fitth-Preaching
George T.. Greene. Morning subject
will be The Relation of the Home to
the Church" Evening subject: An
school At $3.50 \. NJ. and Epworth
League ut i. NJ.
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ago provided for unincation ty re-
organization and a division OF the
United Church into three regional
conferences. the nrst composed OF
the white membership In the United
states, the second made up OF the
negro membership In the United
states. and the third composed of
the membership In foreign countries.
Tho white regional conference was
subdlvided into six jurisdictions cor
responding to geographical units of
the country, and each jurisdiction
was to have large degree OF au-
tonomy and should elect It's own
bishops.
Hishop Denny Signs Minority Report.
a minority report was submitted.
which insisted that no recommended
tons should have been made by the
publication committee, and that the
general conference take its action
without any advice whatever. The
first name signed to the minority re-
port was that of Bishop Collins
Denny, of Richmond. Va.
Bishop Denny was n member of
the unihcation committee. but has
spent the last two years In oppos-
ing the plan agreed upon. Bishop
Warren y. Gambler, OF Atlanta. Ga,
was also n member of the commit
tee. but did not sign either report
Bishop Gambler read statement in
explanation OF his failure To sign. in
which II was stated that he had been
unatie tn attend some Of the ses-
Tions. Bishop Gambler has also been
active in opposition to the whole
unlfication scheme. 1t was said the
conservative element of the church
Will probably seek to drop all unfit
cation efforts. hit that it appeared
foregonc conclusion that such eff
forts will be continued
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In Richmond's ulpits

At Ginter Park-Rev. John e
COOK will preach at IL A. NJ. and S
L. NJ Sunday school at $40 a. NJ,
and is. Y. T.. u. Mt Z. NJ.
AT Pine Street.-The pastor, Row
Leland Jerome Powell. Will preach nj
u a: NJ. on Christ. the Bread OF
Life, and at s l.. NJ. on What They
Think In Torment" Sunday school at
$3.50 A. NJ. and B. Y. Z. U. at j.. NJ
At Calvary-Itev. Carter Ashton
Jenkens Will preach mt IL a. NJ on
The Living Sacrifice" and at l.. NJ
on May All Be Saved?"
At Grove Avenuo-Rev. Len c.
Broughton. d. D.. will preach at ii
A; NJ. on THE Prayer Jesus Gave His
Disciples" and at +. NJ. on Radio
In the Spirit World-The Sensation
of the Ages"
At Tabernacle--Corner Grove Ave-
nue. and Meadow Street-Dr. Aubrey
Williams. pastor. will preach at II
A. NJ. and s L. NJ. Evening subject
VIII be THE Man Who Had No
At First-Prcaching at IL A. NJ.
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and Sis p. NJ. by tho pastor. Rev.
George w. Mcdaniel. d. d. Sunday
school meets at $3.50 A. NJ. and Il. Y.
+. u. ut 7:t5 =. NJ.
Al Oakwood Avcnuc--Rev T.. w.
Billings. pastor. will preach ut IL a.
NJ. on ''Glorifying God" and at +.
NJ. OH The Chnngeless Christ" sun
day school At $3.50 a. NJ. and u. Y. l..
4. at +. NJ.
At Randolph Street-Rev. w. Il.
Robertson, pastor. will preach at II
\. NJ. on ~ Test OF Love" and at
s T. NJ. on "Thc Cleansing Blood"
Sunday school n. 9:30 y. NJ. and Il.
Y. +. L. and Sunboams at 7. NJ.
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Nj. 4 Nj. I. co. BUYS
STEAMER TUSCAN
Especial to The Times-Disp,,cb !

Especial 10 The Times
NORFOLK. VA. May 5.-Aftar nve
years service under the Munsnn
lane flag. the steamer Tuscan Inns
heen repurchased by the Merchants
ana Miners Transportation Com
p"ny. which ran the vessel OUT OF
Nor'olk for many years. and IS now
here. Officials of the company have
NOT yet decided how III. ship is TO
be employed.
The Tuscan. ship familiar to
nearly all along the local water
front. came IN Yesterday from
charleston after an absence of
five years.
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Crime Conge.x Court Docket.

"lSSHESTER. VA. May 5.-Crim-
mai Court dockets have become so
"ongested recently that another
special grand jury. the third since the
regular January grand jury term. is
hhout 10 be drawn for the May term
OF Corporation Court here.
grand jury also is to he drawn
'"r me June term OF Circuit Court.
me April report OF the Police Court
magistrate. just submitted to the
common Council, showed that OF
twenty-five cases for violations Of
cay ordinances. twenty-five were for
cruhhenness and disordcrly conduct.
n"se we're exclusive OF eases tried
under state warrants
The number OF drunks seems 10
10 on the increase. despite the vigil
lance OF police officers. Mayor Class
warning. that "rcpeatcrs" appearing
Ia Police Court will be given jail sen
fences. apparently has not checked
the Offenders
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EPISCOPAL.

At Holy Trinity--Rev. J. j. Grayatt,
Rev. l.. l.. Woodward win preach M
night Sunday school and Young
Women's Bible. class at ?:i5 a. NJ.
Mems Bible class ut 10 a. NJ
At Gracc-Thc pastor. Rev. w. II.
Burkhardt. will preach at II A. n.
and =. NJ. Sunday school and Bible
classes at 9:45 a. NJ.
At st. Thomas'-Rcv, William
Brown. ID. D.. will preach at II a. NJ.
and Mt l.. NJ. the subject will he
When the Doors Were Shut Came
At All saints'-The pastor. Rev. ].
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Cecil. d. D.. will preach at IL A. NJ.
on The Fathers Supervision" and
at night, on Samuel. the Ch.h Of
Prayer" Young Peoples service at
T:15 L. NJ.
At Fulton-The pastor, Rev. Hugh
and p. NJ. Sunday school at 1880
a. NJ. and Christian Endeavor at Z
At Ovcrbrook-R.v. Duncan
Thomas Will preach at both services
tomorrow Sunday school at $3.50 a.
NJ. and Young Peoples League at Z
l.. NJ.
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PRESBYTERIAN,
Second Presbyterian
Church

Rev. RUSSELL CECIL, d. D.. Pastor.
sunday School. 9:45 a. NJ: Mr. Luz
>lus r. Cary, Superintendent.
IL y. NJ. public worship: subject
or sermon: The Fathers super
''b y. NJ. Young Peoples League.
8 +. NJ. evening worship; subject:
samuel. the Child OF Prayer. being
second In series on Young People OF
tho Bible.
Irayer- meeting Wednesday even
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rnEsRYTERIAN.

At Grace Covenant-Rev. Charles
l.. King will preach Mt IL A. NJ. on
."rhe church's Message and Motive"
Loved" Sabbath school at $3.50 a. NJ.
Bible classes ut 9:45 ~. NJ. and Young
Peoples League at 7:l5 j. NJ.
a, First-Rey;, Homer Mcmillan. of
Atlanta. Ga, VIII preach nj II a. NJ.
and at i. NJ. Rev. j. s. Ecnable. of
the First Presbyterian Church OF
Norfolk. Will preach. Sunday school
at 9:a0 a. NJ. and Bible classes Mt
?:5O \. NJ.
At Sccond-The pastor. Rev. RUSSELL
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Hold Memorial INV S.r,.,oo

WILLIAMSBURG, VA May 5-Me.
mortal day exercises were held thi.
afternoon In Bruton Parish church
yard. the orator OF the occasion being
mo Rev. DR.. II. J blocker, pastor
OF tho Williamsburg Baptist church.
public school children sang patriotic
songs and beautiful flowers were
sirrwn upon the graves OF the Con-
federatc soldiers buried In the
churchyard ana ia Cedar Grove Gene
'cry
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CHRISTIAN.

At Highland Park-Rev. G. Hubert
Steed VIII preach Mt IL a. NJ. on
The Comforting Quality of ReIig-
ion. and Mt Il. NJ. on "Church Mcni-
bcrship and christianity." BTbic
school mt $3.50 a. NJ. and Christian
Endcavor at i. NJ.
II. G.. Haney. will preach nj II A. NJ.
ON "The True Nobility" and nj s ii
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New Gu. to Murder u,.,.,

DANNilh"E. lli., MAY 5.-~Impor-
'ant developments In the murder
mystery OF Gertrude llama, the
foopeston school-teachcr. found
dead IN the untenanted United Pres.
oyterian parsonage there last wee.>
were expected TO follow the report
To-Day OF Chicago chemist on nm
analysis Of tAe girls vital organ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-06

OF that
are however humble
II took loving tenCerheartcd
ae or me going to church question When that
our lips lie turned in the history
the DIVINE yearning OF God children.
Go church bu
you lie
heart OF a considerable parent '
Gods need for you the need devoted
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REV. R. CARY MONTAGUE MONUMENTAL CHURCH

considering to
full to remember what 1t really isthat to God
When think of light In min
thought that there sides to look Every
God needs
We
OF
all another to
the has not beens
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LUTHERAN,

At Bethlehem Evnngelical-Thc
pastor. Rev. o.. A. Sauer. will preach
vices. In commcmoration of tho Dia-
mond Jubilee of the founding OF the
Missouri Lutheran Synod. at the
morning service. and at night tho
children Will present n progrnm.
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NJ. on Giving Christianity Chance"
sunday school at $3.50 a. M. Chris

NJ. on Giving Christianity n Chance"
sunday school at $50 a. NJ. Chris
tan Endcavor at l.. NJ.
~, Az Hanover Avenue-The pastor,
NV; d. y. Hunley, will preach ut II
~; ~. on The Body and tho Blood
Tro unr, ~ E,,a and at 8 l.: N. on Lessons
scbnn, n, fpa ndnlent Schemcr." Bible
mmst ssIg at z =. Nj. also School OF
c MISSIONS ms at II. NJ. Community Bible
''v a., f"r women, Tuesday al 10 a. NJ.
u AZ Gowardin AvcnueEThe pastor,
AN A. n o., = :.r 4Sndley. Will preach 1T II
g. p: NJ; on "wR what Thi Mhms 20 a aS AZ AZ
Nhr ISL Sunday school ut $3.50 A.
NJ ahe so wnristian Endeavor at I p. NJ.
enth-rhe pastor, Rev. ii. ID. c. Mac
! H. ON r R 81 Old VIZ unrdG reach e II 4.
Crusade" and ut 8 p. NJ IN !!,yhy
lnNn In 18th, the Church" Church
s nIe.s ,p nc T;so a, ~ and Young PEG.
childrcn's hour at IL A. ri anu
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Y. bowman. will preach at II A. NJ.
and at +. NJ. Sunday school at 9:30
a. NJ.
Al st. Observation-Disclosures. near
hehsihston-The rector, Rev. Wi.
nam ID. Smith. d. d.. will conduct
At Holy Comfortcr-Rev. W. L.
cox, rector. Holy Communion at II
"A. NJ. Evening service at s r. NJ
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APOSTOLIC.

At tho Apostolic Church-.poy II
g.: Pcase Will preach at s - NJ ~
The Caterpillar ana Butterfly nv .m b bn
two Natures Sunday school ut III
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UNITARIAN
First Unitarian Church

Rev. John D. Reid. minister prd
tenn. will preach. IL A. NJ. subtsot-of
sermon: Tho Word Made Flesh!a 3
r. NJ. subject OF sermon: without
Pricci
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EPISCOPAL,
All Saints Episcopal
Church

IFranklin Street, between Madison
and Monroe Streets.)
Rev. ]. Y. BOWMAN. d. D., Rector.
Sunday School. with Bible Classes.
at $3.50 a. NJ
Morning Service. with sermon by
the rector and Holy Communion. at
II o'clock.
Afternoon service and sermon a,
o'clock.
Music by tho choir of men and boys
under the direction OF Ernest Fl.
Cosby. orEanist and choirmaster.
Tho Parish House will be open
every Sunday afternoon from . to 6
o'clock for members OF tho congro-
cation and others wishing TO take
advantage of its hospitality.
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Holy Trinity Church
U-nurei. near Main.)

Rev }. ]. Grava,t. d. D.. Rector.
HOLY Communion and sermon Mt II
\. NJ. Evening service at p. NJ. Rev.
r. j." woodward VIII ofhciatc. sun
day school and Young Womcn's Bible
class 945 a. NJ. Mems Bible class,
10 a. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-06

IN the matter ~ .'he-e"
, fpeciai committee. ono Inember go.
, sach annual conference, was ns,nnd
70 consider ali memorials and go,
, Ions dealing with unorthndory
=. The bishops today named -
Tee TO investigate the ;re,n, 49,
more hospitals to whlcl W
was called Monday on M.
coral address" Those uan.d
! committee: DR.. ". J. johnson n.,,...
ir. Ivan Lee Hall ST Louis. "a ~,
. Sockhsu,, B!rminRham; r & g.,
: gate. Norfolk. Va. Mrs. Ma, r; n,N
, ings. Abilene. Tex; L. NJ. Stra,,n,
Memphis; J. NJ. Rogers. Savannah. .
T. Hayes, Little Rock
Bishop Collins Denny. ~ Richmond
announced the votes OF tho annual
conference gave laity rights a.,
women. were adopted by vote q,
1880 TO 1877.
The commission on unIfcation sob.
s.ittcd Its report and recommends
tons yesterday This commission ha.
for eight years been engaged in an
effort with like commission from
the Northern Methodist. Church. 10
bring about union Of all the Mctho-
dist bodies in America. y
The plan agreed upon como months
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

Your Situation Wontcd Ad. IN The
Want Al. Section Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD should put you IN touch Nth
INST the sort Of people 1oith tchon vou
scoufd Ike 10 connect. Try one. Tele-
phone Worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

WE are authorized to sell for immediate
possession a private residence, American
basement type, 80 foot frontage of unusual
beauty, IL most spacious rooms. near West
End ay.. West SOS; can be bought slightly
above assessed value of $35 900; unusual for
an excellent conditioned house in this To-
cation JAMES p. WALDEN, realtor. 200
W. 72d st. Columbus 0006.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
IN THE HILLS

OF BEAUTIFUL wBsrcHEsTER AND
WITHIN 4s MILES; STONE MANSION, At
TRACT1vELY fURNTSHED 300 ACRES
HIGH ROLLING LAND; PONDS. BROOKS.
&C; REAL COUNTRY, FREE FROM STATE
ROAD TRAFFIC; 2 MILES BEDFORD VII
LACE. FROM BEDFORD STATION. ASK
i'o ADDRESS OWNER. ROOM 1914.
flf BROADWAY.
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5000 SQUARE RE FEET

Ideal size for bungalow and garage,
at Island Park. Long Beach; As
minutes from Broadway, 3 minutes
from station; concrete roads. side
walks, water; gas, electricity.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE.
Private house, IS It. o in. on West 93d st
easy terms. BETHLEHEM ENGINEERING
CORP not 18th ay
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

ABSOLUTE bargain!-s10.O00 cash buys
magnificent 6 story 80 family flat. all
improvements rents $11 .000 rising to &1o.-
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
APARTMENTS-Sale or Let.

UnfurnIshed.
Above 59th St.-5th Ay. to North River.
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APARTMENTS-Sale or Let.

Upfurnishec.
Above 5sth st.-5th Av. to North River.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

WILLIAM H. PECKHAM.
Real Estate Investments.
Established 1897.
Columbus 7714. No. 200 West 72nd Street.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

BROADWAY CORNER.
An opportunity to buy first class invest
ment, subject to one mortgage.
w. d. MORGAN, 3513 Broadway (l47th).
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

PRIVATE houses for rent sale: excep-
tional value for early occupancy.
SLAwSON AND HOBBS, 1872 West I'D st.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

81 800 cash will purchase four story and
basement private dwelling. near Central
Park West. IL rooms. baths; principals
only.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

WEST 70s. three story, ten rooms. two tiled
baths, parquet floors, electricity. splendid
condition.: immediate possession; price x2O.-
OOO IS, 600 cash. HOUGHTON COMPANY,
1872 W. 72d st. Phone Columbus 02sO.
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Above seth st.--oth Av. to North River.
GIVE ME- A LOOK"

If you have this amount, little con-
versation with me may be of benefit to
you.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

7TrH ST., 81 WEST. Three story and base
ment: rent $3,75O yearly: references: pri-
yate family only Phone schuyler 2202.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

acres at Great Kills station: easy terms.
For particulars address GREAT KILLS
PARK CO.. Pier 18. North River. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

LEASE unfurnished house. Sos. near River
aide Drive, IL rooms, 4 baths. steam heat
possession. KENT REALTY. e03 w. I'D.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Notwithstanding or Let.

AT CHAPPAQUA.
We offer an attractive home of II rooms
and bath for $4,000. Large open fireplace
steam heat. One acre of ground.
w. j., IvEY, Chappaqua 5S-R, or
BURKE STONE, INC, Al East And.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

FOR RENT-Private house. south side. West
10th ST., between West End and Amster-
dam, IL rooms. baths; immediate occu-
pancy Tel. vINEGPAD. Barclay 1865.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
HOUSES FOR RENT,

IN THE NINETIES,
between West End and Riverside, story
Il rooms, 4 baths; every improvement. Prin-
cipals apply =. A.. GAYNOR, 80 Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Above seth st.--sth Av. to East River.

EAST sos, between Park and Lexington
Three story dwellings. 50x10O 4s rooms
o baths, good condition, early possession
| Long lease, IS, 900 net. ASHFORTH e. Co.
5Of Fifth av. Murray Hill 142.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

A STORY and basement near sub station
lower w. sOs. 1s rooms. altered Into
ants. modern equipped tiled baths Will
flush toilets. steam heat electric lights. par
nuet on every floor. marble stairs. entire
basement and halls tiled; altered at expense
of S12 600. will be sacrificed at $32, 900 with
81, 600 cash. Personal interview only
The Washington herald., 1922-03-04

their action on the fact that stu
dents are trained. for fire enner-
gency. II was recommended that
students in the larger assembly
halls In the high schools be as
signed definite seats and fire drills
be conducted at regular periods.
The order Affects fiye high schools,
Junior High School, and six ele.
mentary grade schools in which
auditoriums are located. Activities
OF the community centers and ciu-
zens' associations of the schools
will be curtaiIed somewhat by the
order. A play was scheduled for
Technical High School next week
Auditoriums seating from 200 to
500 persons are located in the Park
View. Thomson, Cleveland, Henry
Cooke, Jefferson and Garfield ele-
mentary grade schools.
The text of the Commissioners
letter to the board of education
reads:
with the wish to Increase the
Already well-nigh perfect security
of our fireproof school buildings,
1t u proposed to examine carefully
all the assembly halls and to make
such Changes therein as are be.
lieved to be even remotely neces-
sary. In the meantime. no reason
is seen why the usual school ex-
ercises should not be continued.
Pending certain small improve
ments in the Central High School,
however, 1t is thought that ii would
be well to forbid the use of the
gallery; and in all other high
schools where theatrical perform
ances have hitherto been given it
Is believed that these should be
The Washington herald., 1922-03-04
DRIVER OF TRUCK
ARRESTED AFTER
CRASH WITH AUTO
Mail Carrier, Hit by Car
And Badly Bruised,
Goes to Hospital.

Crashing into the automobile
driven by Charles Correlow, 1916
Thirty-i9st street, northwest. the
motor truck operated by Charles
Washington. 6O2 L street north
west. damaged the smaller machine
at Wisconsin avenue and NJ street
northwest. last night.
Neither driver was seriously m
jured. Washington was arrested
and lodged In the Seventh precinct
station house on charges of driving
an automobile while intoxicated
and colliding.
Automobiles of S. e. Edmonston,
Of Bethesda, Md. and David L.
Rose, SIS Eleventh street north
west. were damaged about s65 when
they colllded at Massachusetts, ave-
nue. and W street northwest, last
night.
Hurled into his face from an un-
know source. a stone cut Harry n.
Jones. IS years old. 1O4 C street
northwest. as he was driving his
automobile south on Seventh street
northeast. near l. street Jones
his wound was treated by DR..
O'Brien.
Obadiah Swindell. colored mai
carrier. IS years old. 915 NJ street
northwest. was knocked to the
street and bruised about the head
and body when the automobile of
l.. J. Manden. 731 Sixth street north
east. struck him as he stepped from
the curb at Seventh and F streets
northeast The mail carrier was
picked up and taken to the Cas-
fualty Hospital by Manden- After
treatment his condition was de-
'elared not serious.
Ruth Smith, colored, IS years old.
1908 Third street southwest. was
bitten on the breast by a dog said
to belong to Lillian Jenkins, 1916
Second street southwest. while
playing in front of Miss Jenkins
home. Hospital treatment was re-
fused.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-04
Aunt is Awarded
Walker Orphans
Three Children and Estate
Placed'ih Custody of
Miss Walker.

The first court fight over children
orphaned by the Knickerbocker
Thcater disaster was settled yes
terday. when Justice Adolph HoehI-
ing. In Equity Court, awarded Miss
Bertha Gordon walker the custody
of the three children of her BROTH
er. John L. Walker. who perIshoed
with his wife, Mrs. Agnes Walker.
The award was made over the
objection of the relatives OF Mrs.
walker. The children are Anne, 6
years old: Allen. years old. and
Richard, u months old. Miss Walk
er was also granted letters OF ad-
ministration on her brothers es-
tate, which probably amounts to
more than $1,000.