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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
DEPICT OPENING OF u. OFVA.
AND FIRST RIOT, 1925, TONIGHT
Thousands Pour Into Richmond From Great Vale,
Section of State foT Charlottesville Night of
Giant Pagcant-Drama.

Joseph G. Cabcll. Alfred II. Hastings:
chapman Johnson. George q. FcrCu-
son; John II. Cooke, r.. G. Anderson
Facuity-rrofessor George Long.
Bruce Williams: Professor Thomas
Hewitt Key. w. Cary Catcher. Jr.:
Professor Robcy Dngllson. John II.
hocock; Professor Chas. Ronnycastle.
L"hn -. Brown: Professor George
Elatterman. Robert Boswell; Profess
Sor George Tucker. Alfred Swan: Pro-
issSor John +. Emmett. Graham Ed
ears; Arthur RrockcnbrouEh. rector.
T.. IL. Abbott: Alex. Garrett, patron.
y q. Robertson: Caesar IcolorcdD
Frederick Grecar.
Students--Thomas Pinckncv. !. NJ
Johnston: Henry Tutwiier Nath. Ray-
ter Maddox: student CRed Qulp.
James Donnell Tilghman: Gessner
Harrison; J.. l.. kiser. corporal. r. r.
Westc"tt: first student. charles Skin
krr Valentine. second student. Rus
sell Parrish; third student. w. r.
MOsely
students piayed by University OF
virginia alumni in RichmonD -,,has
j. thur"hman. leader: j. II. Conlov.
~ H. Triss. Robert II. Carter, Jack
~. Parrish. w. Cary Grenber. G. :.
SHIELD. II. H. Gwathmey. j. \. Leach
~ &. Charlton. Henry Taylor. H. ~
Eskridge. u u, Gwathmcy. I. y
Massic. g. II. Amber.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24

ship Engine Company, or Alexandria.
comprising several veteran volunteer
fire lighters. red shirtcd and hclmcted
drawing the engine. the oldest in the
country. was u picturesque feature OF
the parade.
The Recall Of Governor Ecrkelev
in 1917 10y the then King al England
MAS the il"at Offering OF James city.
Mother OF Countless This was fol-
lowed by the Red Mems Lodge band
from Norfolk in full Indian r-gal!a
Then followed a float depicting roca
h"ntas saving Captain John Smith
from death at the hands Of the In
dians. Another float showed CAPTAIN
Newports meeting with the Manak!n
Indians after scaling the falls of the
James In 1908. Sussex County had a
float on which was a massive peanut.
around which sat a group of Boy
scouts chanting Hail! Han.'
Chase City County presented in
miniature MISSIONER" the picturesque
home Of Colonel William Byrd rho
colonial Danes in Virginia had for
its representation pocahontas and
NauteGuas carrying food TO the starry
ing settlers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
FLOATS FOR PARADE To
FORM ON BOULEVARD
Misintcrprcta,ion of Assem-
bling Order Entailed De-
Law Yesterday.

Chairman Il. \. Ruffn. OF the float
committee, announced last night that
the floats entered in today's parade
VIII assemble on tho Boulevard at
Grace and proceed along Grace street
10 ltclredire Street. Yesterday,
through misintcrpretation of the as
SemniinS order, many OF the floats
were scattered along Grace Street.
causing delay in getting under way.
hy assembling on the Boulevard and
starting promptly at 1890 o'clock.
t"dhy's parade should reach tho down
town section at least Il half hour
earlier than yesterdays parade did.
Through Il misunderstanding of a
telephone report, the city of Newport
News was deprived of the credit for
the float susan Constant" which ap-
pearcd in the Colonial parade ycster-
day. The report yesterday morning
credited the float To the Newport News
Dry Dock and ShipbuildinE Com
rany, when. in fact tn" iioat was
paid for through "A fund raised by
citizens Of Newport News. The float
IN the industrial and commercial pa :
rad" on Saturday,-a replica of one Of
the most modern vessels. will he the
on" contributed by the great shin
building company of Newport News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24

From the section around "M"nti-
cello" tho home NJ jefferson: from
charlottesville. the University Of Nir-
Einia. aud tho great Valley section
az tho monwcalth. today will
come tn" sons and daughters and the
grandchildren Of the sturdy men and
women Of the Revolutionary period.
10 witness the great historical spec
taclc being presented in this city de-
pictinE the major incidents In tho
progress OF Virginia. and to add one
special feature, THE Opening OF the
University and the First Riot. 1928"
Professor W. Harrison Faulkner IL
the leader OF the special cast which
VIII present this interesting event in
educational institution. Not only are
tie crowds coming from that especial
section of the State. but trains arriv-
Ing in the city last night ,broich hi
thousands Of visitors from every see
tom of III. state to witness the
parade today. the floats OF which Will
represent the Revolutionary period
The tharlottesvill-- tnivcrsitv OF
Virginia special scene In the pageant
drama tonight include the following
east:
B"ard az observation-disclosures Jofrer
son, William M"niZel Forrest: James
Madison. William Harrison Faulkner.
James Monroe. w. 4. Williams. Jr.:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
l25 NORFOLK SCOUTS
ARE HERE FOR PAGEANT
isoys' Club Auxiliary OF Rotary Or.
EnniIntion Acts as Host
N Siaitnrs

The Eoys' club Auxiliary OF the
Rotary club is acting as host to I25
BOY Scouts from Norfolk. who came
t" Richmond early yesterday to re-
main all week To help in Boy Scout
work here during the pageant. The
Scout master last night expressed
himself thus:
Brother Rotarians.--I have n kick
to register. l have l25 BOY Scouts
here to take part in the pageant ex-
erciscs. They are having the time of
their lives ut the boys club. where SUI
pcrintendcnt Rist and Caterer Baker
are treating them in lordly fashion.
This is. indeed. old Virginia hospital
ity and typically Richmond-i like. The
boys VIII return to their home town
with nothing hut praise for the old
capital city. What I'm kicking about
is that there is nothing left for me
To do-you fellows are doing IL all
yourselves"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
"Minute Men" in
Big Parade Today
.,,,
Organization Hmks Back
to Log Cabin and
Dusky Redskin.

The history OF the CuIpcper Minute
Men. like that OF the Richmond
hn'es, goes back to the days OF tho
log carin and the dusky RcdsHin.
History says but FOR the Minute Men.
there might have been massacre after
massacre when every tree had as It's
shadow an Indian brave.
This was some time after the John
Smith Incident. yet the ahoricine
was as numerous as when Pocahontas
rushed 10 the rescue. 1t Is said the
name came from the fact that the
early settlers were ready q
minute" when the call for help was
heard. They were hardy bunch.
and without going into details OF the
movements OF the first OF the hewhis-
kcrcd settlers and pioneers. around
the fertile hills and plains OF North
crn Virginia, adjacent TO the homes
Of Washington and Fairfax, Il may
he said that tho Culpcpcr Minute
Men proved the Nemesis on tho trail
Of the savaGcs. and that long be-
fore tho Redman took up his long
trail toward tho wild and wooily,
the savage bowed 10 the superior
prowcss and bravery OF the. Minute
Men.
These thoughts may we'll he re-
called today when the representatives
~ that old organization appear I'm
the parade. Most Of the youngsters
in the present organization are de-
sccndcnts 81 the original Minute
Men. and thus history marches on.
Here Is the list Of those who came
from Culpeper last night and regis
tered at Murphy's. where they will
remain all the week. taking part In
the Revolutionary spectacle today:
+. NJ. Pierce. Edwin Strong, Ernest
Almond. Arthur Woodward, Cortland
Hawkins. Brown smith, William
Bolts. Fray Yarvcll, Cornelius Smith.
Alden Bell, Robert England. Joseph
Button, j. c. Butler, C. w. Harri-
son. Cecil Roscnbcrgcr. Rogers But
ton, Moffctt Cloud, Clyde Pound. r..
D. Lake. Pierce Jones. Thomas SUM
mcrville. John Duncan. Richard Gay.
Cory Thornhlll. Charles Singers,
Dewey Cook, Lewis Herndon. w. II.
smith. l.. O. Tinsicy. T.. II. Kerrick.
r. w. Sclby. :. +. Honborough, NJ. o..
Sisk. Jesse Vowel. John Thornton
and John r. Kerrick. .Ir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
THREE TO DIE JUNE 10;
SLEW TAXICAB DRIVER
Try Associated Press. |

COLUMBIA. S. c.. May 23.-June l6
was fixed as the date for the electro
cutions OF s. j. Kirby. G. g. Fox and
Jesse Gappins. the trio convicted last
September OF the murder OF William
Brazeil. Columbia taxi driver. who
were resenccd in the court ut Lexins
ton today.
The men appeared without counsel.
Each said he had not had fair trial
and Gappins. who claimed to be not
guilty OF part in the murder, asked
that he he allowed To- live as long as
possible.
Al their trial the three men con
fessed TO the murder. They gave
notice of appeal and their execution.
originally set for October 81. was
postponed automatically. Gappins
appeal alone was perfected. but the
supreme Court recently threw II out
as being without merit.
Every bit OF dullness disappears
with Golden CLINT shampoo ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
VIRGINIA HISTORY
LIVING AGAIN, STIRS
GREAT MULTITUDE
Continual From First rnrel

CONTINUED From First PageD
irativ" cOlorins OF tn. seem, ,rd M.
dancing: Bacons Rebellion. win IN.
dramatic acting OF Bacon and Gov.r-
nor Berkeley: the amusing episode
'""eh the knights Of the Horse
shoe patrick Henry's famous speech
WITH which every schoolboy is IA
h'l!ar: the dramatic entrance Of clark
AT haskaskia. the later events in the
1851 1863 period, these are hut mcaEre
reference TO the wealth OF historical
incident which passed before the ey.
in last nights drama.
In general the spoken narts OF
the play were audible to n remark
ahie extent. II Is likely that those
slttihS we'll to the rear Of last
nights great audience missed much
or III" dialogue. This was evident
In the uneasincss which prevailed.
Ihat section OF the crowd which
saw only and heard little amused
i'seit In various ways. But, optical
~ the drama was intensely interest
ing, even though many of the words
were lost. II must be said for the
actors. however. that each strovc
manfnlly to make his voice carry
to the outskirts OF the crowd In
this respect the interpolated words
OF y. w. Hoeny. the mage Of the
tower. were exceptionally well
spoken. Mr.. Hocny's voice was
resonant and far-carrying. and his
diction was admirable.
Musically. there were many spIcn-
by the band, on its pavilion at the
left of the stage. and ty the chorus
OF singers were OF great interest. At
the end OF the Starving Time cpl
sodc. the chnir sang the old long
meter doXology. and at the inter
mission gave ElGar's Land of Hope
and Glory" in fine fashion The
dance numbers played by the band
in various episodes were exception
ally good. The dancing maids i'm the
prologue. representing the riches OF
the new land. were graceful and
pretty. and their contribution was
an attractive feature.
Last nights play will live long in
the memory OF It's audience. 1t
should be given Il place among the
great paGcants OF the country IT,
indeed, anything equal TO 1t in scope
and completeness has been done he
fore. True. there are episodes which
in the cause Of brcvity alone. might
he safely omitted. but this would be
at some sacrifice. II nj! lasted until
we'll toward midnight. hut every mo-
ment was filed with satiSfaction II
was gala night In every way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
CARNETT SELECTED
TO CHARGE KNIGHT
IN BIG TOURNAMENT
CONTINUED From First Page

CONTINUED From First PaCeD
that the fcats OF horsemanship viii
thrill spectators
parade Of the knights. In full
costume. portraying some charactc,
in history. and with their lanccs
will precede the tournament. TIL,
parade viii be nrarshaled by Colonel
O. f"rcy Iiawcs. His aids will he
X. 7. corhrll. Muscoe II Garnet
Harry 9. Beattic. Jr.. and Il. s. IIud
gins tn" parade will form al
Boulevard and Grace Streets. at IL
O'Clock Friday morning. and move
promptly at II o'clock Colonel
liaw.s last night announced that his
committee members would he cx.
rect"d 10 wear white brooches. black
boots and dark coats and hats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
WYTHE AND HENRY
ARE HONORED TO-DAY
tContinucd From FIRST PageD

tContinucd From First Page.)
rotary of State under Washington in
1875. He died in 1899.
George Wythe was born in 1926
and died I'm 1906. His remains lie in
the quaint graveyard at st. Johns
church, surrounded by those OF hun
dreds OF other patriots and their fam
Hes. The monument over the grave,
which VIII be unveiled this after
noon. Will contain this inscription:
This tablet is dedicated to mark
the site where lie tho mortal remains
~ George Wythc; born 1875; died
1906: juriet and statesman, teacher
az Randolph. jefferson and Marshall;
FIRST professor OF law In the United
states; first Virginia signcr of the
DECLARATION Of Independence. Erected
Ly patriotic citizens Of Virginia, a. ID.
l9.n,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
Morr,. u. Named Adiutnnt.

Announcement was made yesterday
that C. w. Morris. adjutant and chief
of staff OF the Virginia Division. -
G. W, has been appointed duartcrmas-
ter OF the Army Of Northern virginia,
Sons af~ Confederate Veterans. The
appointment was made by Judge Ed
ward Scurry, of Wichita Falls. TEX,
comma nder- In chief OF the Sons. MIR.
Morris Is past commander Of stone
wall jackson Camp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
PARADE 3 MILES LONG
SATURDAYS FEATURE
Spectacle VIII Comprise Floats Rep
resentntive of All Periods Ia
yirglnIa's History.

In answer to numerous Inquiries
from various people throughout the
state Il. \. RufIin, chairman OF the
float committee. announced yesterday
that on Saturday the parade VIII be
composite one. including all of the
floats of the Colonial Revolutionary.
Confederate and world war periods.
~ well as the floats Of commercial
and Industrial nature. IT is esti-
mated that Saturdays parade will be
about three miles In length.
Oliver j. sands. president OF the
Virginia Historical Pageant .Associa-
ton, VIII be grand marshal Of the
parade Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24
Prominent \. G.. physician Dies.

NORFOLK. VA, May 23.--nr. f. r..
Gates. one Of the most prominent
physicians of Manteo. y. c.. and we'll
known throughout Eastern North
Carolina. was found dead in his
rooms at a local hotel today. He
was sitting In n chair and dressed.
Heart failure was the causc.'-' 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24

Colonel William Fleming and aids
Eoanok"'.
Signing Of the peace treaty between
General Andrew Lewis and Corn
stalk Indian chief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24

Another interesting float showed
the visit OF Pocahontas and John
Rolfe at Falls OF the James" the
home OF Chief Powhatan. in 1915.
Arlington County had a representa-
ton OF Washington's being made a
major BY General Braddock In 1853.
feature OF this float was the old
lColonial-type furniture, brought from
Alexandria for the occasioa. Friend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-24

'ContInued From First Page)
pr'cariousiy In windows and from
this vantage point watched and cheer
"d M tn" phrsha continued. Children
Mere conspicuous By their ovcrwhc!m-
ini presence. All along Broad. Grace
ana FRANKLIN Streets and Monument
NE"hu" they presented. in MANY sec
lions. VIRTUALLY unbroken phaIanNes
II smiling. happy faces. eager for
what WAS 10 come
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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-11-02
Mckinley SCHOOL

The nt-Teachers' Association
was we'll attended last Friday and
every one enjoyed the program. The
drills given by Miss farmers and
Miss Shorb's room were very COM
mendable. Ruth Pellette and Paul
inc Brady each gave readings which
spoke very highly for their talent and
training. Carl Zimmerman as
Georgia Minstrel" was hard to beat
He was accompanied on the guitar by
his mother. Mrs. Light gave several
practical hints on Economical Com.
mon Sense"
Our next meeting will be the last
Thursday of November. Watch Later
issues for program.
Martha Gasaway accompanied hel
parents on a trip to Hooker Sunday.
Norma Gordon spent Saturday ant
Sunday visiting in Rose Valley.
Orlen Meredith drove to MEADE