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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
CITY COUNCIL SELLS
TIMBER IN LEE PARK
Petersburg Realizes $4,000,
to Be Used for Memorial
improvements,

PETERSBURG. VA. May ls.-The
Nity Council tonight confirmed tn.
saIe OF approximately 100000 feet Of
timber on and owned By the city on
Lees Park. TO Wilcox and Sheffield.
or Waverlcy. Va. for Sl2s0o. and
authorize" the city attorney TO draw
up deed in accordance with the
terms OF tho advertisement instruct
ing the Mayor TO sign tho deed for
ana on behalf OF tho city and In
structinS the city auditor to place tho
amount. when paid. TO tho credit OF
Lee Memorial Park. Other bidders
!or the timber were Ienrico Lumber
Company. $3.50. Woods Moore Com
pany, Slo.50o, and II. h. Long, SO
$50. Tho sale OF the timber Is an
other Item that brought returns
which VIII 10 used In paying for i'm
provements OF Lee Park.
The council authorized John J.
Selms. collector of city taxes. to
strike from his list sl.OSS.s3 of un-
collccublc taxes. The resolution to
appropriate 1850 for repairs TO Halt
fax street engine house, passed its
first reading. Tho resolution to APP
proprIate 1iIs3.4S for east Tabb
street improvements passed IT'S frst
reading.
This street was recently paved
much 10 tho satisfaction OF thousands
OF persons who have to use the
;horoughfarc. 1t IS one OF the most
important improvements recently
made.
y resolution thanking ]. Nat Nar-
rison. general chairman. and Thomas
Whytc. chairman OF the executive
committee and others for services in
connection with tho community ch est
~ let - nd odd rit
aEcr read the resolution which
thanked tho workers and the citizens.
In connection with the officers.
\ communication from the ladies
OF the civic league indors!nE the ST.
ono 600 Improvement program as an
nounceG by tho council. was read
and ordered fled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
.DU POINTS EQUIPMENT
OFFERED H0PEWELL
Upon Annexation, Will Trans
fer Holdings to City
for Dollar.
Especial to Tho TImos-plsna.ch

lSpcclhl 10 ! n" Times Dispatch
1iOPEW ELL. VA. May lG-The
hrst stop towards annexation o, the
outlying Industrial! are a. Including
Village y and Il, owned by tho Du-
Pont Powder Company. was tonight,
taken By the Hopewsll Council and
Aldermen. in specia! Joint session.
j Gordon Bohannan. Of Petersburg.
representing the Dupou; interests.
appeared before the meeting and pre-
s"ntod contract approved by the
board OF directors Of tho company.
a, recent meeting IN Wilmington.
providing for the transfer O: the Du-
pom, equipment here 10 mo city IN
the even, az annexation.
The contract provides .or the
transfer OF the properties. IA" value
o, which IS estimated at $i,spO.U0o.
TO the city OR the consideration Of
81, wiki the provision that the city
engage the services o: the DUPONT
Service Corporation TO furnish nre
protection TO The city for u pcrio,. 81
six months, beginning July !, al The
rate OF $500 per month. the con-
tract 10 be void should annexation
proceedings fai! In the Circuit Cour'.
Tho council viii hold special
Joint mcetin: tomorrow night 10 dis
cuss and take action on TIA" contract.
Sentiment among the members seems
10 favor its accordance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
MAN DIES AT TER QUAFF
OF POISON WHISKY
Vendor Of Connection Held
on Second-Dcgree Muir
der Charpc
der Charge.
Especial 10 The TimesDispa,ch 7

'''''''"' ~ ne ZINES Dispatch
ERlSTOL- VA. May ls-Po,sonca
whisky is held responsible for tho
sudden death OF George Myres. aged
SO years, and Jess Baker. noun
;aineer. OF Postum Creek. from whom
Myers is alleged to have bough, tho
liquor, is now being held in the VIr
S!n!a jail awaiting preliminary trial
Thursday on charge Of second de-
gree murder.
Baker was arrested at his homo
by Sheriff John VI. Litton. OF Wash
Charles SELLS. OF sullivan in c 3nsrin
and Police Morley Crosswh!,e and
James BOrdwine. OF Bristol. Va. on
evidence furnished by Mrs. Myers
Who claims her husband took abou,
hvc drinks o: the liquor and died
within fifteen minutes
Maude Myers. daughter OF the dead
man. claims tina; she took drink OF
the nery stun and would have died
had she not vomited a few minutes
later. she said the whisky made bs-
desperately sick. a sample Of the
LIQUOR found n, the Myers home by
The officers has been sent to Rich
fn"nd tOr an analysis by experts
Baker denied that he had been sell
ing !iTuor and said that ~ had never
heard ~ the Myers family. Mrs.
Myers claims. however. that Baker
was a frequent visitor to their home.
ana that she had promised her hus-
band not to divulEe that ne had been
buying liquor from Baker. She de-
ciarcd that her husband bought n
gallon from Baker the day before
Myers died.
Myers was an Odd Fellow and Il
Mason.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17

thought me right out, and am now
feeling like an altogether different
man"
These words were spoken to the
Plant Juice Man at Louisville. Ky.
recently by Mr.. Henry w. Terry. Of
2222 Morton Avenue, New Albany.
Ind. suburb Of Louisville.
II was told that my suffering was
due to ulcers In my stomach ana that
was in danger OF having a cancer"
MIR. Terry continued. IL lost weight
and couldn't do any work for three
months. All l could eat was milk
and cereals. ] had pains all the time
and finally got down in bed and suf-
fered SO intensely at times that it
took three people to hold me down.
since l have taken Plant Juice !
can eat anything I caro- for without
any suffering afterward. and l feel
so we'll that can do a hard days
work and not feel tired out. ! GER
tainly do not hesitate to recommend
Plant Juice to everybody"
Plant Juice is sold in Richmond at
Tragles' Drug Store; in Petersburg
by Morrison, the Drug Man: in Chase
city by tho Chase City Drug Co..
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
For Indignant. Mnmrn.- nclIr1.

The work OF tho "Woman's Rc!!et
Associat!on" was dedicated yesterday
afternoon in the presence 81 not
able gathering at II West Grace
Street. The scrv!c. was simple and
impressive. Mrs. c. ". Davis. the
president, and Mrs. r. y. Runn. sec
rotary. made shor, talks on the on
couraglng work OF the association.
Rahb! Edward y. Ca!!sch delivered
n short address. and Rev. Or. Mac
lachlan offered prayer. The purpose
OF the association is TO help women
who arc in need OF medical and sur
gicai treatment. and are unable to
pay. for services rendered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
Conduct Mcmhcrship Drive.

Stonewall Jackson Camp and II. j..
Lee Camp. Sons OF Confederate Vet
Grams. have entered into friendly
rivalry over their respective mem
bershIp campaigns. which are now
underway. that OF the latter camp
having been launched this week. 1t
IS hoped that each Will attain 1000
new members before the Confederate
reunion meets IN this city. June 2o-22.
the sole requisite for enrolment be
ing that a man must be either son
or grandson OF a Confederate SOL
der or sailor. Walter L. Hopkins is
in charge Of the Stoncwal! Jackson
drive. with headquarters at 'oS
American Bank Building, whl!e
George Morgan. OF Morgan Brothers'
- South Seventeenth Street. heads
the Lee Camp drive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
STABILIZED FOREIGN
MARKETS NECESSARY
American Chamber of Com.
mcrcc Speakers Discuss
Subject.
DEFREEs OUTLINES GROWTH
Secretary Hoover Tell, Delegate.
some ArrnnEcmrnts Must lie Mndc
{" trrnte Upon World Impression
of Pence.
lHy Associated rrcss.l

WASIilSGrDE. May lG-Sccessity
OF sthbiliz!nE foreign markets. as the
ihItlal step toward adjusting Amcr!-
can domestic commerce" was agreed
upon WIN practical mnauimity by
speakers whu addressed the opening
session tohay OF IN. tcuth annual
meeting ot the Chamber OF Commerce
"i Tie United states. The markets %.
Lut"re. az IN" principal repository OF
American surplus goods. wer. given
irSt place IN every discussion Of IN.
problem Of r"vivinR the trade OF the
United states.
The convention was opened by
Joseph H. B"fr"cS. president OF tn.
chamber, who reviewed the growth OF
'hc organization ami dweit at length
'n European business conditions
Arthur EHfOur. vice president Of the
Association ~ british Chambers Of
Commerce. ~ sheffield England. also
detailed economic ana business CON
ditlons abroad.
in tho afternoon tho delegates In
body attended tho laying OF cor
n"rston" FOR new home for ,ne
chamber Charles Nagel. former Soc
re'ary o. Commerce and Labor. de.
!!ycred TIL principa! address.
Hoover speaks.
Secretary Hoover. outlining N a
speech before Tho Delegates tonlyh,
his Elow Of whnt steps wcrc ueccs-
tNry 20 continue the movement to-
"hri normal. placed the political re-
'h'iun-E nip between Europe and tho
n.ieG states the topic declaring
'hcr" must be some arranged steps
:" rr"dUc" an atmosphere OF rcace.
deduction Of armament as q further
evidence OF peaceful intention, as
Wei. rs for resulting economies. was
Important. Mr. Hoover sad. and in
GUIDED also In his list OF necessary
adjustments:
The .ntcrgoyornu debts. in
Guiding G"sman Tcpara,ious, TO be
hAti upon such Il definite basis OF
payment o: Interest and principal
as WI! create r"asonabi. confidence
tina, raynicnt w!il be met
III" balancing OF budgets more
through tn" reduction 81 expenditures
'N"H ne Increase OF taxation and a
cessation ~ consequent !nfatIon IN
CURRENCY aud short time bills.
Ih" ultimate cSthbl!shmcnt OF the
gold standard with the assistance
either Of credits or gold loans. and
Wh"G" necessarily ~" acccpranr. or
dlm!rish"d gold content TO many old
units OF currency.
II these measures could be accom-
IiHH"H tomorrow, Secretary Hoover
stlH' the s'Tcam OF commerce and In
"u7'rf would rush economical rccove-
cry O., pac. which would amaze IN.
M"fld' bat uuiij Ncir accomplish-
mont i' assured. "oI- citizens must
gu.G" thoir business with caution In
rotation 90 Tho nations who arc as yet
unable u make these steps
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
"Tb. wild .Ro,c- succ..

delightful performance OF "The
Wild Rose" an operetta. marked the
first musical performance ever given
by students OF the Richmond City
Normal School last night In the John
Marshall High School auditorium.
Miss Edith Reams. as Bobbie. the
buttons, was particularly we'll re-
ccived. as was Miss Thclma Kilby,
as Rose McCloud. the leading part.
The choruses. made up OF the entire
student body OF the Richmond City
Normal, was one OF tho features OF
the performance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
Pin, for AIny Festival.

All plans have been completed for
the May festival, which is 10 be
held on Chimbornzo Park tomorrow
night. under the auspices OF the Girls
Auxiliary Society OF Leigh Street
baptist Church. Practically every
organization Of the church Will
participate. The outstanding feature
OF the festival will be that OF the
browning Of the May Queen. Many
young women are in the race for
queen. Voting for the queen. which
has been going on for the past week
vii! come TO a close tonight. y May
pole dance and many other stunts
have been arranged by the commit
tee In charge OF the AFFAIR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
For That Cough!
Good Advice for Men or Women


Big Laurel, var had bad
cough. had nearly run into consump-
ton. and l also had fominino trouble.
took four bottles OF DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery for the
cough and two of the 'Favorite Pre-
scription' for the trouble peculiar to
women. and was entirely cured. 1t
has been more than n year since and
there has been no sign OF the dis
eases reappcaring. find DR.. Pierce's
medicines are Just what they are
claimed to be. ! am thankful for
what they have done for me and 7
wish others may be benefited by their
se."-Mrs. Tryphcna T.. Nddington.
When YOU have a bad cough OBJ
tain DR.. ricrcc's Golden Medical Dis
covcry from your nearest druggist
and bc relieved.
II you are n woman suffering with
chronic weakness peculiar TO your
sex you can be benefited by Favor
lite Prescription" Tablets or liquid.
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
IInndicy Nine I'm Tttu,,r s.,,

~ ~ III T.F., ~. May l6.-The
iihudIcE High School baseball team
mas gualiicd 10 participate in Slate
championship finals at Charlottes
yille by defeating Lurny. lIarrison-
nNE' linton Forge and Culpeper
High Schools in elimination came.
liandlcy SIN maintains her 900 per
cent lead In the Cumberland Valley
Athletic League. and also has de-
OF Winchester. in the first Of three
games 10 decide the .ocAl classic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
REFLECT A. c. l.. omcer..

Stockholders of the Atlantic Coast
Limo Railroad. In annual session yes
tcrday at the Broad Street Station.
reelected the old board OF directors,
and the directors reelected tho same
officers for the ensuing year. The
annual reports were read and an
proved. \ number OF Richmond
stockholders attended the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
Revival nj Trinity Methodist

Large crowds are turning out each
night 10 hear Or. Lee Starke. New
York evangelist. who will conduct
revival meetings ut Trinity Method
ist Church. OF which Rev. r. r. Scott
IS pastor. until June :. He will
preach every night. except Saturday.
and three times on Sunday. Dr.
S:arke IS a native OF Virginia and
formerly was 4 newspaperman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
? DEAD, 4 MISSING,
IN BRIDGE COLLAPSE
Structure Falls Into River While I'm
dcrSoinE Re-
pairs.
tBy Associated Press.1

MARLIN, TENAS. May l6.-Four
persons were reported missing late
today following the collapse of the
Marlin Bolton Bridge. five miles west
OF here. over tho Brazos River. The
structure gave way while un der re-
pair. Two bodies had been taken out
OF the river. Two persons were seen
clinging TO raft several miles down
stream, report said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
Form Aquatic Club.

LfNCliBUEG, May l6.-Tho Lynch
burg Aquatic Club has been formed
mere with the following officers:
president, c. II. Wood: vice president
MISS Margaret Payne: secretary
treasurer. William Carter; Instructor.
y. j. liimmcls bach The club starts
out with twenty-nine members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17

milwaukee,, =: Louisville, &
Nihncapplls. 3: Toledo. 10,
iN,anSas CITY. 5: indianapolis. II.
81. laul, .. Columbus. ;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
YOU CAN WALK IN COMFORT

II you Shake Into Your Shoes some
ALIENS FOOT-EASE. the Antiscptic.
Healing powder for shoes that pinch
or feet that ache. 1t takes the fric-
tion from the shoe and gives relief
to corns and bunions, hot. tired.
sweating, swollen feet. Ladies' can
wear shoes one size smaller by shak-
ing Aliens Foot Ease in each shoe.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
=. r. Ewing PRECEDENT.
1000 MesscnEcrn Arrive.

More than 1000 messengers to the
convention had registered tonight. in
addition to several hundred VISITORS.
and between 1000 and 5000 Tnesscn-
gers are expected TO be enrolled be-
fore the convention closes next Mon
day.
Growth OF tho convention was In
dicatcd b. the announcement today
by rr. /. J. Nannes. OF Nashville.
general secretary o. the sunday
school board, that 100000 persons
are nov connected with the Convcn-
tons Sunday schools IN eighteen
states. and that there are 10000 Bap-
list Young Peoples Unions with n
tota! membership of $4,000. The
convention itself has more than
100000 persons actively connected
with it's work. and its leaders say
that more than 100000 persons rep
resented by the convention would BIO
"A conservative estimate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
Merchants VIctor.,

Merchants Of Cary Street defeated
kingan & Company in close game
OF baseball ycStcsday afternoon al
BYRD Park by the score OF TO 0.
Score by innings: r
Merchants OlO oOo non-y
k!nGan .6 900 600 nO0-O
Batteries: Powell. Moore and Pear
man: LYDIA and Stumpf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
Given Verdict for s.3oo.

A verdict FOR $1,000 was returned
In tho Law and Equity Cou:, yes
terdny in the suit or Muhleman x
kayhoe against John Landstrect, al
legged due as commission in real
estate transction. y motion 10 set
aside was continued for argument
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
IntcrnntionnI League Rr.ult,,

Toronto. :: Jersey city, /.
ithl limorc. II: buffalo. ..
Rochester. :. Reading. ).
syracuse. 10. Newark. 1T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
Tc1ny Icar,,c uc.,,I,.

Fort Worth. .; San Antonio. ..
ShrcVepori. 70: Galveston, ..
DALLAS. :: houston. 10 G1 innings,
heahinont at Wichita Falls, rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17

EirininEham-A ATLANTA. rain.
NIaShviilc. 3: Chattanooga. 8.
Mobile. 0; Memphis. |.
New Orleans, Z: Littlo Rock. no
nnings). Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
]. B. MOSELEY ELECTED
B. !. P. j. PRESIDENT
Southern Baptist Convention
Opens General Sessions
in Nashville.
NAME GENERAL OFFICERS
=. T.. Ewing. Of 81. Iouin, Chosen Sec
rrtnry of city Mission OrEnnizn-
'ion-Dr. r.. &. Mullins stated to
Succeed Himself In Presidency.
Env Assoclatcd Prcss-1

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. May 10
OihcerS OF two OF the subsidiary or
CARNATIONS OF tho Southern Baptist
Convention wcr" elected late today as
messengers arriving from through
out the South completed final plans
Tor the opening Of the general scs-
sions tomorrow.
The sunday school and Baptist
Young People Union Field Workers
Association chose ]. II. Mosely. OF
Shreveport. president: Fred McCau-
Icy. Okla homa City. Okla. vice-presi-
dent. and IL. J.. Bats, Atlanta. sec
rotary. Each is secretary for the
association in his own state.
8. T.. Ewing PRECEDENT.
3 F.. Ewing. 81. Louis. was elected
president OF the CITY Mission Sccrc-
,ar!es' Organization. and Marcus
James, Norfolk. was named secretary.
General officers of the convention are
to DC elected tomorrow morning, with
messengers predicting that Dr.. T.. Y.
Mullins, Louisville. who is just com
plotting his fist term as president.
would be reelected. as Is customary.
organization work. the elections
and formal Welcome addresses viii
take UP tho first session. The next
convention city viii nc chosen later
In the week. New Orleans and Kan
Sas CITY were making the most spir-
i;cd bids today.
Governor iiardce and Mayor Mar
tin are TO extend the welcome.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17

Appalachian League Results.
Knoxville. 6; Greeneville, 2.
Others--rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
TOOK 8 PEOPLE TO
HOLD HIM IN BED
Suffered Great Pain from His
Stomach; Plant Juice En-.
tirely Relieves Him.

II was nat on my back In bed for
over n month because OF my stomach
trouble. and was told that could not
live, but your remedy. Plant Juice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17

FLORIDA Stnte League Result..
Orlando. 2: Jacksonville, /.
Tampa. S; st. Petersburg, 4.
Lakeland, Z; Daytona, 8.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17

F10ri1ln Stntc Lon

MMeridian. II; NicksburG. II.
greenwood, 2: Greenville, 3,
jackson. 2; Clarksdale, 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17

tho same opposite treatment today.
II should not he thought a thing
Incredible that tho Bible should be
lost in that distant and crude day.
Those who could read 1t could he
counted on onc's fingers. &. Tho
Rthlc was practically lost again in
tho Middle Ages even iu those
seats OF lcaruinG-thc inconsistencies.
Luther was 20 years old before he
saw a Bible.
Analysis and Key.
Temple neglected: juukshoD.
stripped: Uukcmpt: polluted.
The great disaster: law lost.
Nations palladium: rare souvenir.
Law found: quick reward FOR rcsto-
ration.
Rule OF lisr: Kings coutrit'on.
General IGNORANCE: Interpreter re-
CURED.
Enter lEuldah. peer of Miriam. De-
hOrah.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17

south Atlantic Association Resuit..
All games postponed, rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
The Field Of Holy Writ

Save for my daily range.
Among tho pleasant fields or Holy
writ
might despair.
---Tennyson.
international Sunday School
LcSSon.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17

Second Quarter: Lesson VIII.
Chronicles XXlv. 1883. May 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
rrr>cnt-Dny Applications.

i''>'Ht-i'Hy
Edward Everett Hale once said ho
fcit II his duty To insist that young
people read Eusk!n uutn lie disCoV-
cred that EUskin's ideals had already
pcrmcatcd the thought and literature
of III" day. In still larger measure
tho teachings Of the Bihl" have passed
into common opinion. SO much so that
they are daily and unconsciouely y
the duty and necessity OF reading
which common opinion ~ 90 ss iaiS
to lnd whether IL is trr" To form or
not. Again. tho Biblc docs not mere
~ hold M IN ideaL 1t inspires TO irs
attainment.
Young Peoples Devotional Service.
May FL. 1872. Matthew NNiv. 1880.
Man in society is like now'r
Blown in its native bed. IT'S there
alone
Ills faculties expanded in full bloom
SHINE out. there only reach their
proper Use. -Cowpcr.
what My Society Does for Vic.
Onion meeting with Juniors and
Intermediates
Society is one OF the most subtle
forces in the forming OF character.
and strong aS subtle. II has been
wisely said wn make another mans
judgment ours nv frcGucnting MIS-
company. Those who have high ideals
should Keep with those who share
them. II IL one Of the best means
of preserving, developing and rcaliz-
inG euch ideals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
IiiIkInh,r Grcut UhrnNcry.

Golden Text: Thy word is n
lamp unto my feet, and light unto
In lnE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-17
Mhnt My sncIclr nocs fnr Nc.

lis faculties expanded in full bloom
shine out. there only reach their
proper ll-c --,'p\yp,-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-12
KHIVA TEMPLES
new OFFICERS
ARE INSTALLED

OFFICERS for 1929 were formally In
.IeI at stuffed meeting of khNa
nr'e nu night ai Masonic hail Flee.
.s, officers Installed were q. r.
u.r.n ~ shamrn.k Hlusrious po
..t4t.. o. y Iamison. chief nhban,
n. W Thompson Of palhart assist
.rf .nhau. I.., Shropshire uf Plain
..,u Nlh priest and prophet. Dr. A
D..Ivu oriental guide. George STA.
...fr recorder aud = j Brown treas
.u.r.
D..r-. SWul'tnn was Boo charge ~
u. installation Mr Nicholson Installed
Ur Stap.eian In his urw office Of roc
..rI, ApuHnr,e officers Installed are.
81. o. PARCELS first ceremonial master,
% Read OF Memphis Second ,.re.
lpuul master vs. - Durham direc.
rUr Pink T. Parrish Il Cr0savtlu. mar.
.d y Rags captain 90 The guard
ana s o. Comic. d. Yf lubbock Outer
l#rl All iH. new officers were pres
ono ,,leu. Ma lamisou MI Read aud
400 purhi.
%. caldwell presented beautiful
usr r.',niates Jewel tu Grorg, staple
f.H i" n.hlf 40 thr temple Tho report
90 flr auditing committee showed 1876
members seven having been LIST hy
IatH during 1921
q n Swift. retiring recorder WIS
given RISING vote OF thanks For %.
uors ho has done Boo behalf of Khiv1
m.mul,