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The Washington times., 1922-06-07
BOSS & PHELPS,
laos St. NV. REALTORS Main 4s4o

+ ss,soo-within 2 blocks Of the csr'tee
n E. 6-room house; furnace heat: excel
lent location. only $500 cash payment
s7ooo-own.r nnur ..n AZ once. =
room house. hot-water heat. Z baths
well-built pressed brick house. excellent
N. 2. location
ts,soo-lo.room pressed brick hou..
baths, hot.wster heat, Ess electric
light; beautiful ". q. location; az Lin.
coin Park, owner must sell al once 70
meet payments on the trusts
ts,coo-K.nn.dy built home, n E
hot-water heat; tH: electric liEhts, .
colo storage room; hardwood floors,
hardwood finish entire house in excel
lent condition; beautiful location This
be seen 10 be appreciated.
81 ssc-Brsnd-ne~ homes; also $3.50
ttfup snd eity W lse.eisn. 1aSSsTH e'ss you
want new home see these homes be-
fore you buy
,so-Just near IN. District mn.t =
room bynsslow noders heated; electric
lishts; ttoo cash payment.
n,soc--Br.nd.nsw S-roon bungalow
nodsrn heated; electric lishts; larE. lot
beautiful location: one car fare sShh
TO f7oo cash payment
W. ooo-Brs nd new semi-deta ched home
In Mt Rainier; furnace heated, electric
lights; high, cool, pleasant location very
reasonable cash payment
n.oco-clsimed to be a bargain ss
large rooms; n. w. location, on r |
ave: hot-water heat; gas; electric Nshts
owner wants about $4,000 cash payment
$50 Nd. ave. N E-s.room house; car
be sold only through this office; strictly
modern home, and can be bought only
wen furnished. This 10 A Kennedy built
nome every floor 10 an oak floor bean
ceiinEsl hotswattri Eas; electric lights.
no greater location in the n. e. no house
any more modern. excellent location for
dentst, doctor, or lawyer or CON
grsssman.
]. D. GARMAN,
DISTRICT NAT. BANK BLpG
Main 1929. Franklin 1898
The Washington times., 1922-06-07
HOUSES FOR SALE
STONE & FAIRFAX
JOHN T. MEANY Pres
1912 New York Ave. NJ 224

NORTHEAST
Price, S. ooc--Eye St. 18th, and cellar,
rooms, bath; colonial; furnace heat
In good condition. Terms, $3.50 cash.
Price s5,75o-R I'd, brick dwelling rooms and
bath. Terms $500 cash.
HIGH VIEW
Price, IS 950-very stories and cellar
bath, gas Space for garage. Terms, $3.50
Price, ss,5oo-K St. sth St., stories and cellar,
bath, sleeping Lot 2ox100 to 80 it. alley
In hrst-class condition Possession.
The Washington times., 1922-06-07
J. D. GARMAN,
DISTRICT NAT. BANK BLDG
Main sSes Franklin 1898

NEARBY MARYLAND New Ireer,
bungalow, electric, water, bath on
tss per month, Call Franklin s9sa.--
RIvERDALE HEIdHrs-Nsw Iroom
bungalow on lot 6oSloo. close 10 car
line In strictly white subd vision ,
tftbs. Can be bought 90 menthy pay.
ments Call Mr. Winters, Franklin ses
tSoe CASH ana SEQ per morth, NJ ls
r 81 - E nice Z beeioor1 house, n
good ,orasr ITies GIsss;c y.etT, o.'
The Washington times., 1922-06-07
RELIABLE SHOPS

shops below have been Washing
ton Times being reliabe 81 you int
o pat All complaints of service and all re-
quests admittance into this column be made to
he Reliable Of The Times
The Washington times., 1922-06-07
SOUTHEAST

SOUTHEAST
Price So oo0B ST., attractive, stories and cellar,
brick dwelling rsoms, tiled BATH sleeping porehes
oak floors, garage, hot-water heat Possession.
Price S65oo-F St. stories and cellar, tile
bath, bedrooms; good heating plant, newly papered
and painted. Space for garage.
Price s7ooo-4th 2story brick dwelling.
bath, furnace heat
S6 5o-3rd St., attractive garagsj
in very good condition. Possession.
Price, S33 o00-Good investment.
2nd NJ T., and apartments hotwater heat,
electric light
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21

q Richmond, were basing the salaries OF
'heir respective managing executives upon
me theory that the head OF Il big business
should he compensated pr0portionaicy In
u" instance did the business compare veti
iHSorabiy In size with that administered
by Richmond's executive. hut Richmond's
saiary level seemed To he regarded an
absolute minimum even for cities that might
be hidden In one or our corners. But, CON-
PARSONS aside, the proposal of fair salary
'or this citys managing chief should stand
Oh lis own legs.
me community survey, with special ref
erence 10 charitable organizations would be
helpful under any conditions 1t is espe-
c!aliy important now rs a preliminary step
il the movement for "a saner, more effective,
method OF raising and distributing funds
for the community relief work and con
s,ructive social service. The survey prob
ably Will lead to the adoption here OF the
community chest, That Is to say. it would
lead TO the substitution OF an orderly
method for the uncertain. haphazard. in
equitable and wasteful system by which
funds are collected here for the support
of the various relief and social welfare
agencies. That this survey should be made
by persons trained for such work. should
20 without saying. The cost is nominal
and the necessary appropriation ought to
be approved with II minimul> of delay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21
HEAR CITIZENS PLEA
ON CLOSING OF ALLEY
street Committee Of Council Views
block Surrounded by Avenues over
which There Is n ContrntIon

After viewing tho block surround
cd by Floyd. Grove, Colonial Ave-
nucs ana the boulevard. over which
there Is contention as to the clos
ihg OF an alley abutting upon Grove
Avenue. the Street Committee OF city
Council yesterday decided to further
consider petition OF citizens liy-
Ing In that block at liz regular meet
Ing next Monday afternoon Mt :,
o'clock.
The peutlonlng cit!zers ank that
tho alley. which was closed several
weeks ago through counc!lmanic nc
ton. bc opened. pointing ont that it's
cl!niration has proven 4 hardship TO
many OF them who hRvo difficulty in
reaching their garages In "A court Ia
the rear oc tho Grove Avenue rcsl :.
dcnc"s. Other citizens who favor
the closing OF tho alley declare that
three other alleys In the block, two
entering from Colonial Avenue and
ono from Floyd. offer euficicnt
means OF entrance and exit. and that
lnasinuch as there IS n large court
in the center OF the block. no ono
Is put 10 Inconvenience.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21
Alnusenlents
Al. q. Field nI,p,t.c,,.


EiSht decades aud more of min
streisy have failed to dim the lus-
Yer OF or cloy the appetite OF the
theatcrE"inE public for this most
popular form of stage entertainment
IN l?22. the c!Hhty-third year of the
IKE OF black-faCc minstrclsy as Il
mas ilourishcd on this American
stage, there is an even more marked
return Ia the time houOr"d customs
ana traditions Of the original min
sure! SHOW than has been noted in
score Of passing years. So mucl,
Is thc Scmicircular first part scene
part OF the minstrel production.
thdt without IL no American would
ueisn To call minstrel performance
by that name. In the current pro-
AUCTION OF the AL. 6. Field Ministries.
when comes to the Academy Mon
DAY. Tuesday and Wednesday ami
Wednesday matinee. tho first part
arrangement has been given tho
background OF AN old-tlmc, ante
peiiuh river steamboat by way OF
setting. This adds TO the Down i'm
Dixie atmosphere and provides
splendid seating ARRANGEMENT au!
space for dancing and ensemble mum
pcrs. there being both upper and
lower decks In the setting All tho
romance. the color and atrnosphcre
OF southern river lie and fun ar.
concentrated In this big opening
number and the Al 6. Field Conpany
SHINES AS IL never Shone before in
its presentation of the first part min
strel ritual"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21

iematical. Several OF them apparently will
have an opportunity to render a decision.
In the event Of such an amendment being
approved by tho people OF any State. the
issue Will. OF course. be carried on TO the
United states Supreme Court. Reports
from the prohibition camp In Ohio indi-
cate That tho question may DO sent to that
high tribunal. in any case. To the mere
!ayiman it must appear practically certain
'hat no State beer-and-wine amendment
would be- sustained by the Supreme Court
OF the lnited States. But the purely legal
side OK tho matter probably is giving the
referendum advocates little concern What
they are pressing for, undoubtedly. is the
moral advantage OF State expressions hostile
to the Federal amendment Such express
sions, they reason. recorded in State blocks,
Will do moro than anything else to
strengthen the movement for Federal modi-
Hcation. In Ohio, the drys are said to have
accepted the challenge, declaring their
ability TO whip the modificationists on their
own ground.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21
MORE THAN 5000 HEAR
EVANGELIST M'LENDON
Invitation to "IIIt Trail" VIII Bu
Given Sunday, According to
Announcements

More than 5000 people attended
the services held by Rev. Baxter T..
Mclcndon. evangelist, last night I'm
"A tent at the corner of Buchanan
and Porter Streets This number
was in addition to the choir of 500
trained voices that Is led by John II.
Jones. director.
Soul Winning has been tho
theme OF tho evangelist sinoo ne
opened his campaign here last Sun
day. and The Wiscst Man in tho
World" was the subject discussed
last night. MIR. McLendon pointed
out that some men are referred To
az being wise because o! their busi-
ness ability, their political sagacity.
their financial success. their legal
talent and their power Ia win bat
ties. but reminded HIS audience that
God said. lilo who winncth souls Is
wise"
Mr.. McLcndon IL holding services
every afternoon al o'clock and
every night at o'clock. Invitation
TO nit tho trail" viii be given by
the evangelist next Sunday. II liz
said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21
News of Fifty Years Ago


'''''o''u b'Spatch, sept II. 1922
cih,, ,'.n wa sen small farm in
1870 az ''V o'''cN this afternoon.
hcN 'haries MinniGcrodc n H. will preach
NJ ST. Pauls Church sunday at both services:
rev George Woodbridge. H. u. will preach,
al monumental church at both services; Rev
u H. NJ Curry. D. II. win preach al Second
hap'ist church: Rev. L. NJ. Peterson will
preach al Clay Street Methodist Church;
BISHOP H. s DogRct will preach at Manches-
ter Methodist Episcopal Church: Rev Thomas
i' preston VIII preach at the First Presby-
terrain church ana At the City Almshouse.
D. c. Lyle has resigned his .o az ~
tary OF The Board Of Education ond :. oun
cecdcd by J.. II. Holland Mr. y,vlc leay.s fnr
New York Ia sail for Glasgow ON Tho os,h
f.. w. Fiuurnoy. OF Prince Edward .,cc..L.
Mr.. Cochranc as assistant secretary IN, lat
ter having resigned.
The Thermometer AZ Tho risno,cn ana, r.,,
.stcrcd YESTERDAY. ~ "a - =,
l.. NJ - " 80
This afternoon tho Graes.wiIou.o,.,
over the chesapeak. ami ohio pni,r,, ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21
SEEN ON THE SIDE
TO You 80.
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER

no lou
To YOU. - Bin. these fever'd lines
or passion In my love for thou!
Where the Goals that hlld thy heart.
Those Jumps OF fuels. anyhow?
Ef;soous. whatever that may mean.
Some tons bought. some thermic tons;
Alas. the big Jumps all are gone.
And all but seven little ones!
I've busted thee and burned the dust.
Now shall | smclt tiny barren planks.
Shake fragments from their crcvices
And hll thimbc for my thanks
Bin that WAS so ailed. how comes
This emptiness to tear my soul?
What's home without Mother? aye!
And what's a Bin without its coal?
But shall weer, when I can gaze
On brown Oct ,ber's glorious screen?
And shall moan. whose eyes may feast
Upon the rivers frozen sheen"
Danish the ought! shall not fret
Though to. Jack Frosts come biting me.
But l shall sit In calm content
Enjoying winters scenery!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21
Health Talks by Dir. .Brady
Don't Go West.

Everything say mere brings a
less heated reply from somebody whose puro
motive IS merely TO enliEhtcn mo dlspel
my obvious bias tho subject The other
day lady who lives not far from Chicago
sent Il protest against my reitcration OF
the fact that victims OF pulmonary tubcf-
culosis may recover as certainly and as rap
Idly at home" wherever they may live, they
can far from home, out beyond tho rainbow.
The lady's protest based on tho import
ant fact that her uncle had gone West and
apparently recovered. although no took cold
a year or two after he returned East. and
succunhcd TO tuberculosis
Jcssa mine Whitney. statistician for the
National tuberculosis Associa ton. has made
n survey in Colorado Springs Denver FL Paso.
LOS Angeles. Phoenix and San Antonio and
published the conclusions In the journal OF
Outdoor Life for March. 1922. In these six
cities, whittier so many ill-advised victims
Of tuberculosis 40 In search OF the rainbow.
there We're no less than 1919 tuherculous per-
sons being cared for by municipal agencies
SiNty-ihrec per centum OF nil the INDECENT tn
bcrcu!ors were nonrcsidents. OF those clnsscd
az residents, in Denver. all but scvrnty-threc
had originally como in search Of health.
Contrast such conditions with conditions
In cleveland. where only 10 per ccntun OF
conservatives being cared for at public cX-
pcrse are nonrcsidents
To send tuberculous invalid 'out West"
without assurance that lie has financial means
TO purchase proper care for at least a year
is cruel and measurable. 1t is dreadful
thing for such sufferer TO find himself with
out means OF support AMI compelled to seek
public charity far from home
IL was found that six States were largely
responsible for this exodus OF rainbow hunt
crs-liitnois. Michigan, Ohio. Missouri Penn
Sylvania and New York. More than half OF
me tub"rculous who had migrated asserted
that physicians at home had advised them TO
go West The doctor who puts such n idea
u patents head without specifying where
the patient Is to 90 precisely. Is simply dodg-
ing his responsibility and betrayinG incom-
pctehce. The educated physician, rs well as
the Intelligent patient nowadays, knows how
absurd any such course would be. brave as
~ SOUNDS TO tho unsophist Icat ted.
Suitahi" employment in these favored re-
"oFiS or ;Ae tuhercuious IL almost noncxistout
re" states have public Institutions open to
hohEcs!dchts Therefore the tragcdy-manv
victims who might have made good recovcrics
had they remained AT home with intelligent:
hcdicai attendance and kindly care. suffer
miscrabiy in an alien country and--wcll they
go West.
"e!-'o-d" patients may possibly afford the
luxury OF going West 10 chase tho cure But
however pleasant the climate. il doesn't cure
more certainly than the climate back home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21
HoIShr,ism Must End First

ne New \ ork TribuRe.)
Events at Genoa made inevitable the fail
ur" OF it, postscript, The Hague conference
The Hague conference, In reality. was dead
before IL born.
OF what use IL II 10 hold economic confer
enccs when one OF the most important parties
refuses 10 recognize the plain laws OF eco
Monies? Why discuss financial aid to gov
eminent that hoasts that il Is not bound ia
pay debts? Why talk OF revival OF industry
with system .hut gives private interests
no room TO functiouf
Neither Mt The Hague nor at Genoa was
the rcal problem sduarely faced-namely that
Bolshevism must be ended before Russian
Teconstrnction can begin. At both the Rus
slams sought to make war rattle. than peace.
Sooner OF later Europe will doubtless Mold a
real economic conference. 1t will consider
production and transportation and stahiliza-
ton OF currenoies. When the ti,no comes for
such conference America will look upon IL
Win moro sympathy than upon the two
nasocsa Tho wisdom OF the ADMINISTRATORS
daotSaon 20 keen out OF both meetings no ono
R96E &rsa1aaosm "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21
Movie Stars at Lyric.

Among the unusual attractions
that make up the new keith bill! AZ
the Lyric today are Virginia Pearson.
srr' ~ star. and Sheldon Lewis. an
other celebrity OF tho legitimate
stage and the motion picture dtama.
Ih"y are appearing together in tho
'aSt ana funny farce. DIETING Di-
vor""d Miss Pcarson's mother Was
hcntucky beauty, and was "A de-
Scendhnt OF the famous Galloway
family. who won distinction in the
Revolutionary and civil Wars. on
h"r fathers side Miss Pearson is "a
descendant from the English fam
IL! Of the same name. who have been
noted Tor their interest In art. 1T
"ratur" and public affairs. Sir Ar
thnr Pearson il distan, relative.
ON the same bill arc Ryan, Weber
anu Ryan. two dashing condolences
ana vcrSat!. eccentric comedian:
Toncy and George. European eccen.
triqucs: While Solar. "InternationnI
Comedian aud tho Herbert Ashley
Trio. novelty artists With tho new
Naud"v'll" attractions there will he
an attractive motion picture dlsplay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21
state Department.. Demand Room.

Heads of the various state de-
phrtncnts held conference with
Governor Tr!nklc yesterday In ref
crcnce TO tho space allotment In Tho
new office building for each depart
m"n:. SIX OF III. department bends
asked To be allotted "A full floor each.
and II is probable that tho building
committee may have TO enlarge IN"
plans at least TO: one more story
ihan originally planned SO far az
known the plans Cor the building
have not Yet hc"n finally passed
upon. tho Original idea being a seven
story structure on the site In tho
southeast corner % Capitol square.
wher" eNca ;ation for the Tounaat.on
Is now IN prnErcss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21
WILL OFFER COURSE
IN APPLIED LOGIC
DIR. Joroph Roy Geig-r VIII Conduct
Class Here for College of Will
linn md NInrN.


course bearing the practical
title OF How to Think" is Included
In the list OF evening extension
courses to BIO offered in Richmond
,his winter by the College of VIII
liam and Mary. The instructor. IL
~ announced. is DIR. Joseph Roy
"ciser. who last year gave a series
or lectures To tho Richmond Advcr-
Using club on the psychology OF adj
vertising.
The course. which DIR. Geiger cx-
plains might be called in more
rrosaic language applied Logic"
VIII deal with the Application Of the
modern Knowledge OF psychology to
the control of th!nking and pIan-
ming. Especial attention will be
given TO the steps leading up to de
cislons." on which success us an cx-
ccutire in business and az a leader
In social lifo depends. The coursa
is said to lie unique in that Il rom
rcscnts ono Of the first attempts in
colleges TO apply logic to everyday
i!fc.
students may register for tho
College OF William and Mary. at
l22s East Broad street. any time
during tho week of September %.
The college VIII offer other cxtcn-
sion courses In nichmond this win
ter. such as literature. science. gov.
"rnmcnt. education. short-story writ
inE, modern languages ana business
administration and uccountaucy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21
CAMPBELL WILL HEAR
HOPEWELL ANNEXATION
Judge or Twcnty-third judicial Dis
trict Is Designated by Governor
Trlnklr

Judge Preston W. Campbell. OF
the Twcnty-third judicial District,
was yesterday designated by Gov
crnor T.. Lee TrInklc TO hear tho
matter OF The 1lopewc,i annexation
proceedings. Judge c. W Robin
son. OF Newport News. had pre-
v!ousiy been designated 10 hear tho
case. but he advised the Governor
yesterday that he had found 81 i'm
possible To serve.
Judge Joseph w. Chinn. OF the
Twelfth judicial Circuf, was dc.ig.
mated By III" Governor to sit for
Judge y. II. Wos.cott. Of the Thirty
hrst Circuit. during the team OF the
hccomac County Circut Court
Judge u. y. White. ., the Twcnty-
eighth Circuit. was designated Ia
SIT part Of tho term for Judge c.
II. Jones. OF the Fifteenth Circuit.
IN hearing certain cases In the Cir
cult Cour; Of Mathews County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21
LEGION MEN TO ELECT
AN ADJUTANT TO-DAY
Executive Committee of Organization
VIII Name Successor ut Meeting
itrrc To W. l.. Price,

department adjutan, will he
elected by tn" Nirenia Department.
oil the American Legion. at Il special
meeting "f the executive commit
tc" To bc held tGday in Murphy's
totcl. lie Will succeed w T.. Price.
rcsiGncG, and will receive SALARY.
of $500 annually. supplemented BY
Dohus 10 be paid on paid-up mem
bcrship.
While several members Of the de
par'ihcnt have been mentioned In
connection with the post. Colonel l.,
T.. GOODWIN. department commander.
said recently that The selection IL
entirely open and will not be made
until the committee meets.
Ihc meeting today will be the first
the Virginia Department has been
since the election OF Colonel Good
wynn as department commander.
Membership In the committee has
been Increased TO two legionaircs
from each Congressional district
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21
Two Recommendations

Of he recommendations made b, tho
~ Finance Committee OF City Council
tuesday night, two are especially deserving
OF comment. The committee recorded its
approval OF the proposal TO increase the
salary OF the Mayor from $4,000 70 IS 900
ana urged an appropriation Of $500 10
cover the expense OF the projected survey
OF The ciy's social welfare agencies Neither
OF these items Is new, neither ot them. We
may believe. lacks the approval of Rich
inond people
oIGis paper some days ago called atten-
uon 10 the relatively poor standing OF Rich
mond among the important cities OF the
state in the matter Of compensation for it's
executive head. The table then presented
\Sbowed Mat leading Virginia cities, outside
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21
TWO MEN RELEASED
ON $4,000 BOND EACH
'acrintc'r aud Milan. Held In Com
nrcti"n with Seizure Of Chinnmcn,
bnIlcd for Appcnrancc In Cnnrt

Antoni" Caccatore and Louis Milan.
VINO drove the truck in which
"iGhtcen Cinnamon were caught by
Federal prohibition agents on the
highway near Petersburg about n
month ago, and who We're charged
with aiding and abctting the con
c"aimcnt OF foreigners unlawfuliy in
inns country, were yesterday re-
'cascd on bond In tho sum OF $4,000
each. for their appearance at the Oc-
tobcr term Of the United States Dis
trict Court.
iGnazio Ant inori and Giavanni
i'ito. arrested on similar charge.
ana ordered held for the Federal
grand jury by United States Com.
missioner Melvin Flegenheimer. were
released on bond of $1,000 each, two
weeks ago. Commits Toner Fiegen-
hcim"r also accepted bond for the
two men released yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21
Improve 81. catherine. school.

Trustees OF schools under the su .
p"rvlsion OF the Protestant Episco-
pal Diocese o! Virginia have award
ca contract Ia Hobart Upjohn. of
New YORK. for the construction OF
a 'ireproof dormitory and class room
building at st. GATHERINGS School for
Girls. Westhampton. to cost $500
Other buildings contemplated to he
erected in the near future will bring
the total outlay up to $500, 600. ST.
GATHERINGS School viii omen next
Wednesday,, a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-21
Loril,ard Choru. to Sing.

The Lorhlnrd Coiorcd Chorus
VIII sing ut Forest Garden Thcator.
3iOl New Kent Avenue. tomorrow
evening. at s:i5 o'clock. This la ,hs
third OF tho autumn series OF com
mnni,? entertainments planned for
this out-of-doOr amph!thoater. Tho
summer series Of nine entertainments
were so we'll attended and enjoyed
that the management has decided To
continue them as Ions as tho weather
VIII permit. The public is invited.