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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
DANNILLE MAN MAKES
LARGE NEAR EAST GIFT
Provides Means for Supporting Eight
Orphans Overseas for
nnn

II. Il. Fitzgerald, OF panville. has
the distinction o! having given one
OF the largest sums received from
any one individual since The New
Year, in the drive OF the Near East
Relief COR 100000 In Virginia. accord
Ing TO state Treasurer Waller iiolla-
day. Mr. Holiday received $500 from
Mr. Fitzgerald in one contribution
yesterday.
This gift, which for libcrality has
only been cqua!!ed by one received
from Roanoke man, was voluntary.
and Will support eight orphans for
an entire year in the asylums OF the
Near East overseas. II means a
chance TO teach c!gh; little children
TO be self-suRportinE and To insure
them life Until! they can care for
themselves.
Il wish that every NirEinian could
give a like sum for the cause OF hu-
mainly" Honorary State Chairman
L. Lee Trinklc said this morning
when informed OF the gilt at the Gov
errors Mansion 1T would mean an
other chance for thousands who look
10 America alone TO save them from
starvation. and who can be saved only
through such generosity as that
shown by this Danville man"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
SOUSA'S BAND FRESH
FROM CUBAN TRIUMPH
Same Snloists Who Appeared In
HnNann Coming Here Saturday,
Mnrch 4

Lieutenant Commander John Phurp
Sousa and his band come TO Rich
mond for two concerts On March 4.
fresh from triumphs In Cuba. Matt
nee and night concerts Will be given
here.
Al the Cuban capital Sousa was
lionized during his stay. The Sousn
organization, the largest musical or
:anization in the world on tour. was
twice the size of any that ever en-
tered Havana. The National Thcatcr
WAS packed to the doors AT every
concert given in that city.
NJ OF the solnists who appeared
wiih the hand in Havana will ac-
company Sousa To Richmond. They
are: Mary Baker, soprano: Florence
Hardcman. violinists, pronounced by
om.drnt critics the logical successor
Of Maudc Powell in the world OF
music; Winifred Bambrick. harpist:
John Dolan. the worlds greatest
curnctist, Il Sousa discovery" George
j. Carey. Nyiophonist; II. Meredith
Wilson. flute: William NJ. kunkel.
rlccoiv. Joseph Norrito. clarinet;
John Grurcwich. .aXophone: Joseph
l.ucca cuphonium; William Pierce.
horn. and j. T. Schueler. trombone.
\ large block OF seats has ncen set
aside tor the schoo! children or
Richmond. and will be sold TO them
~ - cents. This concession was OBJ
taiucd through Mrs Bertha y. Stock
dc!. VINO is looking after the In
;ercsts % the boys and girls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
WAR SERVICE ORDER SERVES
AS INVITATION TO MEETING
Annual Mobilization of Former Members of Mcclure
Hospital Unit Will Be Held Tuesday Night at
$3.50 O'clock at Commonwealth Club.

Ihe annual "mobilization" and
mess of Base Hospital No. a..
veteran Association. will y. hello
next Tuesday night at 7:3O o'clock, a,
inc commonwealth Club.
To date marks the anniversary or
'he actual wartime mobilization of
tie unit In 1915. -Four years ago the
cnlisted personnel of the command
assembled in Richmond under War
department instructions, and from
mere proceeded in command of Cap
tam James II. Smith. adjutlnt to
camp Lee. officers and nurses had
already been on active duty for some
time in various camps and canton
mcnts. For few months the uni,
Tor purpose OF training, was abb
s"rbed by the Camp Lee Base Hos
ritnl. After that II was set up as
an independent organization and be-
gan It's preparation for field service
overseas. In midsummer OF the same
year the unit sailed FOR France, and
was very soon near the front line.
reaching the Toul sector In time to
catch the full tide of wounded fol-
lowing the big American drive at St.
Mihiel
The Veteran Association was def
nitcly organized last year and has
met with great success from TIL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
THINKS CONCORD POLICE
NOW HOLD RICHMONDER
pctcctifr Captain Wright Relieves
lie May Know About Death OF
Movie Director

That Edward +. Sands. held by
police OF Concord. y. c.. in connec-
tion with the killing of William Des-
mond Taylor. California movie direc-
Tor Is Harvey Adams. OF 3O2 East
Hinth street. South Richmond. is the
belief of Captain \. s. Wright head
OF The local detective bureau. fol-
lowing telephone conversation with
ihe Concord authorities.
captain Wright said the dcscrIp-
uem OF the prisoner given by Chief
laibot. Of the Concord police. fitted
perfectly that of the former Rich :
mona man and that he was con-
WINGED Sands was Adams.
Inc detective captain said Adams
disappeared from this city nearly ten
years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
NEW PRISON POLICY is
TOPIC FOR AFTERNOON
Colonel Hodges VIII Discuss Subject
mt Wcckl. Meeting of womnn'k
ORGANIZATIONS.

Colonel LcNoy Hodges VIII speak
this afternoon at o'clock In the
foyer Of the Woman's club. I'll East
Franklin street. before the weekly
meeting OF the ten organizations OF
Richmond women cooperating with
the Richmond League Of Women vot-
ers in a know your government
Movement. ''Nirginia's New PRISON
POLICY is the topic under discussion
this afternoon. and Colonel Hodges
Will cite the steps by which virginia
has risen to state OF FIRST rank in
j. administration. being SO
c!assed by the American Prison AS
snciation.
Airs. T.. g. Minor is chairman o, the
afternoon. The meeting is open to
thc public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
1922 BUSINESS OUTLOOK
IS GOOD, NELSON SAYS
Sane Prosperity Assured i'll
Near Future, He Tells
Kaufman Employees.
noDl HOLDS ANNuL BANQUET
Fellowship Is Keynote of Meeting OF
Wcifnye ASsocfntiOn mt RIchmUnd
HOtci-Prcscnt Ralph DombrOwcr
with Handsome Travelling BnE.

Laughing and happy with a good
naturedness and fellowship that was
irresistible. 200 members and guests
OF the Employees Welfare Associa-
ton of Kaufman & Co. made merry
at their annual banquet IN the Hotel
Richmond Red Room last night. 10y
rcigncd. M:rth was everywhere.
Songs. sholtS laughter and witty and
humorous ;a!lies were the chief fca-
lures. All else was banished
Founded on the principles OF JUS
tee. fairness and good fellowship, re-
ports submitted after the banquet
auSurcd we'll for the future OF the as
ISOLATION and indicated members had
achieved with no little success the
basic points of their organization.
William Is. Nelson. presented "a hand
some travelling bag to President
Ralph l.. Dombrower, IN behalf OF
his effort In the interest OF the as
Socia ton.
Outlook Is Optimistic.
In brief address. What viii
1922 Bring" William b. Nelson. Of
the hrm, declared the outlook dis
tinctly optimistic. He declared the
80" po'iit was poSScu sometime
and with the opening of the new sea-
son there would be n revival. bo,b
business and psychological. which
would stimulate better efforts to 20
ahead. He gave II as his opinion
mat wise moderate and sane pros
peTity is assured In the very near
tuture, but that no return to post
war extravaganza could be expected
nor was 1t wanted by sound finan-
ciers or business men anywhere in
the nation.
Let us appraise the situation for
what 1t is--be optimistic, but don't
expect too much-serve your fellow
man by merchandising service worm
lily rendered. and we win dcserv.
ana reap steady and sure profit
IN the days ahead OF u.s." he said.
Must Put Prices In Line.
Mr.. Nelson declared that the man
ufacturinS activity OF Richmond Is
perhaps better than in most places
and VIII increase from now on. The
retailer Will have to reduce operat-
ing costs and put prices in line with
The purchasing power OF the public
to enjoy the fullest benefits OF any
business revival. he said. Thus. he
continued. the merchant who gets in
Inc quickly with the Knowledge of
financial and economic facts au1
places his business on the soundest
footing, will be fully able to reap
oil the benefits which should accrue
from such policy"
president Ralph L. Dombrower. of
me association, In his annual report
urged the co-opeHttion of all the
members OF the organization with
their officers anu declared tor con-
StrOCtlEC crificiSnt no
instead OF a knocking or destructive
attitude. He praised the work al
various committees and declared tina,
perhaps the most important achiey
ment or tho past year was the &C.
nenting of association members In
closer bonds Of friendship and help
fullness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
ARTIST GIVES PORTRAIT
FOR MEMORIAL LIBRARY
Oil Painting Of Father Tabb,
Poet-Pricst, Will Have Spe-
call Place in Exhibit.

One Of Richmond's leading artists
has volunteered TO contributed an
oil painting of Father Tabb, to
the John Il. Tabb Memorial Library,
in which also there will lie cases
containing manuscript or the works
OF NirEinia's poct-pricst. 1t is hoped
by the Tabb Library Association
that several thousand volumes he
donated during Book Week." which
is Ia he observed from February ~
t" March 6, when all the local book
stores will operated.
Those purchasing books are asked
10 designate that they are for the Ii
brary. when u list of 1000 lilies
most In demand by children Will be
shown and from which the public. is
asked Ia make its selection. The
hooks will he held by the stores until
The end Of the week and then will
be turned over To the association,
tn" library will lie located I'm a
corner OF the reading room of the
State Library and all the figures.
furniture and the salary Of u special
Librarian Will be paid for by the as
sociaiion, OF which G.. Watson James.
'Ir., is president The chairs ana
tables Will lie graduated in size so
as l" be comfortable to readers OF
all ages.
The library viii be absolutely free
anu SUBJECT To the hours and rules
OF the State Library. Many of m.
leading men ana women of the CITY
are members of the board of di
icctors ana other prominent peonlc
rave joined the association as life
contributing or annual members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
The prcscn, commander is

start. The present commander is
W. b. EiwanG. of this CITY. DR.
stuart Mcclure. who was tho mov-
ing spirit In the unit and by who's.
name II is popularity known, Is hon
or"rE commander for life. Invita-
liohs 10 the annual meeting and feast
are unique. consisting of copy OF
'ne original order into active service
siEneh by Captain Smith and fol.
ioWcd by certain reminiscent and OK
piahatory remarks. Members OF the
command are scattered all over the
eastern part Of the United States. ana
special effort is being made To have
large attendance of the out-of-towu
comrades who will he guests in the
homes OF the Richmond mon. The
program of tile evening will consist
OF period devoted to business In
Guiding the election Of officers. fol
lowed by banquet. cnlivened by n
series OF novel entertainment fen
lures. The distinguished service
medal recently awarded to DR. Nc.
Guire. along with certain other
decorations he has received and the
official citation OF the unit by Cen
cral Pcrshing will lie exhibited for
the information OF the organization
as a whole
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
Held In shopIifting CHARGES.

DryGoods. linens. and other mer-
chandiSe valued at $500. identified at
police Headquarters last night ms the
property Of Eroad Street merchant,
were recovered by Dctective-Scr-
Ecants i'eriucci and Duffy IN exccu.-
ing Il search warrant at 1lUc West
taylor street yesterday afternoon
Upon the arrest OF woman, vino
SAID she was Miss Zelna ingaIe a,
the IayI"r street address. a warran,
was sworn out for the re-arrcst O:
Mrs. Gertrude l.ivisie, lIO7 East CLAY
street. The TWO women were book ed
at the Second station on four seDa-
rate Shoplifting charges. III deraui,
OF bail the prisoners were held for
hearing in Police Court this morn {.
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
VISITORS FEW AT CITY HAIL.
AS CLERKS WORK ON HOLIDAY
Activities Continue While Richmond Plays Following
Ruling of Advisory Board to Secure Greater Eff
cheney Among Municipal Employees

mic there was no cessation of
activities In the various City Hall Of
noes Yesterday and the city depart
meht operatives were at their posts.
there was little general business
transacted. Most people were on hol-
iday, and visitors ut the City Hall
we're few ana far between. The
court clerks Offices were closed early
In the afternoon. and the city Offices
smut down promptly on the hour.
An iratc citizen. who did not give
has name. tclephoncd his opinion II
the patriotism o: the city rovcrnm.r
by referring TO absence OF flags fion
the city Hail. This Is IA fine city"
he said over the telephone to the be
rartment OF Public Safety. here we
are celebrating the birthday of the
greatest man OF all history, n Vir-
Einian. and the Father of ms Conn.
try. and not flag on the City Hall.
ana all the city employees working as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
TWENTY SPEAKERS TO AID
milk FOR HEALTH" WEEK
Mrs. Stuart Micllaux Issues
Call for Meeting of Her
Executive Committee.

llans for putting twenty speakers
In the schools ana bee ciric organ
izations here during the FIRST week in
Msich, when Mink cor Health" week
VIII be staged. were formulated yrs-
t"rday at meeting OF the speakers
committee in the office of DR.. c. c..
hudson. in City Hall. and March 3.
which is week from Friday. was set
as the date on which the speakers
vii! gather for instruction.
Mrs. Stuart MichauN, president Of
the organization, which is comprised
of twenty civic associations. and rem
rcsentativcs of the city. the State and
the United states Department Of AE-
ricuiturc issued a call last night for
meeting OF her executive committee
in the Office Of DR.. Hudson Monday
morning ut II o'clock At this time
all committee chairmcn will report
progress made during the last week.
Jesse III. Binford. assistant superin-
tendcnt of schools. and a member of
the school committee OF the organi-
cation. Will report the speakers
itinerary at the meeting Monday, and
all details Of the weeks program in
the forty-one educational institutions
i'm the city.
Mrs Kate Peasants Minor, in
charge Of the work in private and
rarochial schools in the city. reported
10 the committee last night that
everything was in readiness for tn i.
campaign already; that speakers ha 4
been obtained and that there would
be no difficulty, as everyone WITH CO :
operate in the work Of stressiag the
need o: better fools in the city. cs-
! sciaily among Tie young people OF
the community.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

though there were no significance TO
the event"
Members OF the advisory board
stated yesterday that in fixing tn.
regular holidays for city employ IS
they did so with the idea Of promot-
ing efficiency and with an improved
business end in view."With five full
holidays year ana ten days vaca
tion. city employees thus receive two
weeks vacation with no loss in pay
shid one director. Few concerns in
richmond give their per diem en-
pioyeS that much for nothing. There
have been too many HOLIDAYS. and 700
arc simply trying TO treat AL en-
pioyes alike. giving them six II ,liGays
regularly. All per diem mcr work
nine hours "a day. and are paid time
and half for ovcrtfme.''
SitF cmployes seen yesterday ap-
peared satisfied with the arrange
ment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
TWO ARE HURT WHEN
HIT BY AUTOMOBILES
l.. l.. Slater knocked Down nj Tenth
and Broad md CarrEhncr
Nv .IItnrx

Two people We're slightly injured
IN street accidents yesterday.
In attempting TO cross the street
at Tenth anu Broad Streets, L. r..
slater. i!22 Delaware Avenue, was
struck by an automobile said to hay..
hcen driven by Fred &. Hall 3I7
West Grace Street. He was treated
Tor MINOR Injuries at the Virginia
hospital. The driver Of the car was
arrested on charge Of reckless
driving and bailed for a hearing in
Police Court this morning
Walter Carricher, III East Grace
street, was brought TO the virginia
Hospital by policeman from The
FirSt station and treated for cuts
and bruises. He told physicians he
mad been struck by union" jitney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
Examiners Move "a C,p,,,,

Fourtccn national bank examiners
VIII operate out Of Washington in
stead OF Richmond as heretofore as
q result OF the removal OF Chief
Examiner William j. Schcchtcr. for
the Fifth Federal Reserve DISTRICT
10 the capital yesterday. The change
was deemed advisable for the best
INTERESTS of the service. and tecause
o: the need for frequent conferences
with the Comptroller of the Currency
and To cut down expenses OF travel
Mr. Schechtcr's headquarters had
tceh IN Richmond for many years be
fcrc he took over the Office last Oc-
tober.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
ID. a. II. Honor George washington.

ID. n. II. Honor George Washington.
a handsome wreath was placed at
the base of the Washington Monu-
ment III the Capitol Square yesterday
at noon to commemorate the birth
day of General George Washington.
The ceremonies were under the au-
spices Of the Old Dominion Chapter.
Daughters of the American RevoIu-
ton. The committee included Mrs.
Sidney Johnston Dudley, regent; Miss
Ella Is. Mayo. Mrs. l.. II. Poe, Miss
Katherine Powers. Mrs. Breston and
Miss Rose Meredith. The children who
placed the wreath were L. Harvey
Poe. Jr., Webster Rhoads Lee. kath-
crime Mayo Ross and Mildred Lee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
BUTLER GIVES TESTIMONY
IN LEXINGTON FIRE PROBE
building Inspector Appears
Before Grand Jury-Ad-
j0urns Over TO Monday

with but few more witnesses TO
examine. the IIustings Court grand
jury called to probe into conditions
In connection with the Lexington
it"tei IRE, adjourned ycstcrday after
noon at 1880 o'clock until IL O'Clock
next Monday. So far as disclosed by
tho witnesses thus far examined. the
Jury. apparently. has not found suf-
Hcient evidence to warrant the draw
ing or criminal indictments. The
evidence SO far adduccd. II Is pre-.
sunied. tends to show conditions gen
crafty around the hote' at the par
ticular hour Mt which II is believed
the hre started The fact that there
WIS no regularly employed house
man at the hotel was admitted veg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
CITY LET'S CONTRACTS
FOR BIG SEWER WORK
'on III Highland Park 10 Cost xG5.-
-"' '"''-iro'idcncc Park Improve
mcnts Done for x,0, 10" IN

Nearly 100000 worth OF sewer work
!or me city was contracted for yes
,erddy. the Mayors advisory board
having awarded the work 10 the fol-
lowing:
ripe work for Mark Division. to
[. ". Henley. s5.30i.05.
Henley, s4l.77I.26.
Work in Providence Park. IN I<oiI,.
NJ. Lane. $33.5g2,G9.
Pipe work for James and Rucb,,,,
streets To y. ~. Maynard. sG.972.iO.
Plpe work for Hull Street. to Va,
born and Bass, sls.slOe7.
cement block work in Highland
PdFk. TO y. ~. Guiou, s65.297.5S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
HANOVER FARMERS To
GATHER ON SATURDAY
Experts VIII speak before County
Union In All-Dny Session
nj Atlcr.


On account OF tho bad weather
prevailing that week tho February
meeting OF tho Hanover County
Farmers Union which was to have
been held at Beaver Dam February
ii. was postponed to next Satur-
day. February %. ana will be held
at Atiec Instead OF at Beaver Dam.
1t will he an all-day meeting I'm
the Henry School Build
ing. near the station.
AZ the morning session. which will
begin promptly at 10 o'clock. very
important business is scheduled for
consideration. Dinner will be served
by the women of Aztec local about /
o'clock. and the afternoon session
Will be devoted TO consultation and
addresses. Among the speakers cx-
pected are +. NJ. Bunch. Of Richmond
who Will talk about fertilizers; Henry
N. Taylor. of the United States Blu
reau OF Crop Estimates, and J. H..
Gwathmcy. There Will probably be
other speakers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
CITY BUDGET DISCUSSED
BY THE MAYOR TONIGHT
Finance Committee Meets in
Council Chamber TO Hear
From Ainslie.
TO EXPLAIN REDUCTION IN PAY
Mny Call Special Sessions Of Both
branches Monday To Consfdcr Rcso-
luton Changing Jurisdiction RcIn-
tive TO Matter of Wages.

The Finance Committee of City
Council Will meet at S o'clock tonight,
TO hear from Mayor Ainslie on the
tentative budget. The meeting Will
be open TO the public and will he held
in the Council chamber Accord ing
In Alderman Melton. of Jefferson
Ward. the Mayor Will he requested to
discuss tho proposed reduction in
Wages in several departments. affect
Ing mainly the men attached to the
street Cleaning Department. the
water and gas plants.
In connection with this II was
stated yesterday by Councilman
Smith. of Jefferson Ward, that he had
succeeded in securing enough sigma
lures TO call for special meetings OF
both branches of Council for Mon
DAY night to act on a resolution rec
commended by the Ordinance Commit
tee giving City Council power TO
regulate increases and decreases in
wages and salary OF city employees
The charter now places this discrc-
tionary power IN the hands OF the
advisory Board.
II was stated at City Hall ycstcr-
dey that "a! decreases proposed were
suggested because OF the financial
condition OF the city treasury, ana
that where decreases were made they
were in classes which received the
greatest increases during the times
e stress. and where increases were
made they were where technical eX-
pcrience and knowledge demanded
them in accordance with results pro-
duccd.
IT was said that in some instances
where experts are affected that the
ccrviccs OF excellent men may be lost
unless the city pays at least Is mucn
rs is paid by private interests. 1t is
also pointed out that the city. even
under proposed reductions. Is paying
much more than unskil.cd men are
receiving from private concerns and
corporations. All these angles viii
be discussed at the meeting tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
To EIcr, Mn,or cluh o,e.

me Motor club Of virginia. in scs-
SION last night elected various gen
''"i committees and requested that
general organization committee
""''' 'hlS week 10 determine "A
meeting date at which officers M ,ha
cru" VII be elected. Fritz Sttt,rdirr
Jrr chairman OF the committee. s,jL
ne would cndcaNor Ia set a meeting
pi"ce as soon as possible. a; a ,n.et.
Ahs thc latter part Of this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
Mis-. ThcIma Clark. D,.

MISS Thclma Clarke, died after q
brief illness at her home, 3l06 Hull
street, last night She was 20 years
" iase. Besides her mother, Mrs.
Ola Clarke. she is survived by two
sisters. Miss Ethel Clarke and Mrs.
Aubrey l'eams. both OF South Rich
mond. Funeral services will be con-
Quoted from the home Friday after
noon at 3 o'clock. Interment will he
in Maury Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
Today and Tonight
in Richmond.

Address. Woman's Club. Colonel
Leroy Hodges on "VirSinia's New
Prison Policy" =. NJ.
Virginia Writer'S Club. Collie
siatc School Auditorium. 1880
L. NJ.
Richmond Chapter. u. d. e. tea.
at home Of Mrs. l.. ]. Eernodle.
1912 East Marshall Street. 4 to 4
Il. NJ.
Madc-in- Richmond Exposition.
Grays' Armory. . TO Z L. NJ. and S
to IL =. NJ.
John Marshall House. Ninth and
Marshall Streets. open . y. NJ. to
) =. NJ.
Finance Committee or Budget.
City Hall, S p. VI.
(For theater calendar. see 'edi-
torial paGe.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
Hahlspa Pageant In VarInn.

The first in a series Of pageant
entertainments in the Varina Dis
'rict VIII be presented tonight at S
O'Clock. An interesting program, in
ciudinS tableau. Garry Me Back
L" old virginia" has been ARRANGED
WIN the advice OF the pageant assoc
cation secretary. w. b. Cridlin, and
nihcers OF the licnrico association.
The program will depict life in the
colonies during revolutionary DAYS.