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walls of chilled steel. to be a final
barrier against any invader coming
in from the sea. She was not de-
signed to go outside, except IN smootn
of the sea to send blue water foam
ing over her low decks. Her place
was inside. riding at anchor most or
her life. and a chief duty. as her de.
signers saw it. would be protection OF
the Golden Gate at need. -:
Up and down the coast the ship
went, as the weather served. to show
herself to the people at the various
ports. She was member or tne
white Navy" spick and span ana ana
coloring of funnel and upper works
setting her off as a picture OF peace
and beauty. belied only by the CLEAN.
ing steel Of Big Betsy" and her sis
ters nested in the massive turrets.
The ship was built to be almost a
coastal waters. sheltered by friendly
headlands from the storm and stress
of deep water.
So her first years passed. There
was no war cloud in sight and she
was a show ship for the people OF
the far west, the ship they knew best
along the coast.
Comes the War With Spain.
Then suddenly came the war with
Spain. On a dull. foggy day the ore
gon, destined to become the hero
ship of the that struggle, plowed out
through the Golden Gate on her MIS-
toric rush around the Horn to the
fighting front off Santiago. Over the
cables drifted the story OF Deweys
bold dash on Manila with his cruisers
and gunboats, of his thrilling pas
sage of the harbor forts in the dark
ness of early morning and his smash
ing victory over the Spanish fleet in
side.
Inside the Golden Gate the tents
were springing up as by magic as an
army gathered almost overnight. 1t
was only a matter of days until the
first transports loaded with troops
went out under setting sun, bound
5000 miles across the Pacific to end
the century rule of Spain in the Phil
ippines. And still the Monterey lay
at her berth, ship and crew eager for
a place in the fight. but without hope.
She was a home guard ship, not
deep sea fighter. and the fighting was
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nadnock, also a monitor. remained
as guardians of Manila harbor. Their
day had passed, however. and finally
the Monterey's flag came down and
she passed out of commission as
fighting ship. She still was useful to
the Navy, however. and as a station
ship. a humble server of the newer.
finer fighting craft that came and
went, she served in many ports. in
Chinese waters finally in Hawaii
Evening star., 1922-02-19

Life has a purpose far above tie
animalism which many cali happiness.
Fix upon that course OF life which
is most excellent, and custom will
render it the most delightful
Evening star., 1922-02-19

where she floats today, awaiting the
wrecxing crew that will turn her into
junk.
Evening star., 1922-02-19
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The opens coggedup nosrils and air
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"Papes Cold Compound" the quickest relief known
only few drug stores 1t acts without assist
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Evening star., 1922-02-19

Duplex Window shades-3x6, in white
z?:s F.: s's5i %s%::sa !s $ss out ." is:' '@s $159
5O-inch Sunfast Fabrics-From the
Orinoko mills, birthplace of this lovely
drapery material. All the new color COM
binations and patterns in designs that show
the work of an artist. Prices range from
SOC to $3.50.
Just arrived from Scotland, self-tone and
multi-colored Sunfast Madras, IS and so
inches wide, in the wonderful effects for
which that country is famed. For summer
draperies these have proved most salts
factory. Prices from $z.00 to $3.50.
Natural Color Madras Curtains-With
and without valances; some in the most
gorgeous coloring, which is absolutely
fast; 214 and 21z yards long Priced, per
window, $3.50 to $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
UNWILLING OF DAVIS
HIGHWAY MARKING
Victoria. Tex. Event Nnrks Eporh in
Activities OF United Dnugh-
tcra OF COnfcdcrncy.

VICTORIA. TEN. Juno 1.-THE
United Daughters OF tho Confcdcracy
unveiled the marking OF tho Jcrcr.
son Davis Highway Saturday when
the last post Of the highway in Vie
toria County was marked along the
aide OF the Public square on Main
street. This unwilling constituted a
separate part OF the memorial scrv-
Ice OF tho day of the great Confcd-
crate Veteran.
This highway. which extends from
been marked through Victoria Coun-
~ under the auspices OF the Daugh-
tcrs OF the Coufodcracy.
It enters the city limits on North
Heights. hence along North Heights
on East North street. thence west
on East North Street to Dn!.con
Street. thence south on DcI.con street
cross railroad TO Commercial street.
thence along East Commercial street
to North Main Street. thence south
on Main Street TO Church Street.
thence west on Church Street to
Bridge Street, thence south on
Bridge Street 20 city limits.
Tho markings IN tho city !s made
on telegraph and telephone poles
about elk fec, from tho ground. con-
sIst!ng OF red, white and red bands
each six inches wide. making total
OF eighteen inches. on these bands
arc tho letters D II In black. four
inchcs long. onS letter on each band,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
COY CORNER CLUB MEMBERS
ANNOUNCE VACATION PLANS
President Will Sojourn During Heated Term on Mayo
Island-Ohers Pick Chimborazo Bryan
Park and yellow Tavern

ard used to bring down the house
with II in the Honey Boy Minstrc,s
We'll. It's good story. anyhow"
insisted Frank Anthony. And II
Was Stiil running my cafe. I'd have
1t printed on the back OF my visiting
cards"
Tell IT to Sam Rosendorf," suC-
Gcstcd Carroll Taylor.
We'll. that being settled" tho
president went on. "I expect all YOU
Fellows who are going on your va
cations TO write weekly Impressions
PACK TO the secretary, telling all
about your travelinGs and your cx-
periences. We arc preparing our an
nual journal for publication. and you
i"iiows are expected to add to it's In
tcrest. We do not want any poems,
however"
Where are You going on your va
GaI"n. may ] ask" qucricd Brother
SDillman.
Picks Mnyo Island.
am thinking OF going to Mayo
island, the president replied Il
nave often expressed the desire to
visit that beautiful place. So. the
o'h"r day. close. personal friend of
mine placed his Limousine at my serv-
ice and said he would he pleased TO
permit his chauffeur to drive mo any
island. because OF It's location and
us historical surroundings. Being
entirely surrounded by Jamcy River.
ana being located just about where
John Smith discovered the falls. |
wanted to breathe the atmosphere,
ana SIT beneath the anccrtral oaks
ana watch the big ships sail by on
.nelr way 10 The ocean. Most Of
these ships. | understand. como from
INC uOnpr w1trrS ~ hn low
SITS the majestic city OF I.ynchbure
on them hills THAT have made that
beautiful city famous"
That's good trim" concluded
JAKE Wells II have been there. Tho
scenery is above rcproach. on tho
NORM are many stately buildings oc-
cupied mostly by people. while from
the south extends beautiful high
way, recently, through the efforts Of
carter Jones. paved with smooth
rocks. To tho east and 10 the west
tho river flows peacefully. If tur-
pu!ently It's a good place for n
quiet rest. You seldom see any
people. and one can fish ali day
without being disturbed by a bite.
The mosquitoes. ! am Informed. are
trained to merely sing at night and
not TO bite any one except strangers
Selects Bryan Park.
We'll all visit tho president after
ne gets fixed In his boarding house"
declared Brother Granam. and. in
this connection. / Will he glad to
have You all call upon mo. have
engaged quarters At Bryan Park.
The city already has fixed my quar-
tors. There are many scenes o! his-
torIc interest thcrcabouts. The spot
where Governor SpotswoOd in the
shape OF Dick Hcirnc. took too many
juleps. Is within sight. and the land
Ing place Of the Cavaliers is near at
hand. All you have 10 DO IL to bring
your lunch boxes and spend the day
with me. and I will show you the
beauties OF Bryan Park"
i've planned 10 spend the summer
ut Jefferson Park" said Buster
Brown. THE heroic emIncncc there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
WILL RADIUM AT LAST
OPEN THE DOOR OF
THE GREAT UNKNOWN?

II you are sick and want to Get
Well and Keep We'll. write for litera-
ture that tells How and why this
almost unknown and wonderful new
element brings relief to so many eut-
fercrs from Constipation, Rheuma-
tiam, Sciatica, Gout. Neuritis. Neural
gia, Nervous Prostitution, High Blood
Pressure and diseases OF the Stomach.
Heart. Lungs. Liver. Kidneys and
other ailments. You wear Degnen's
Radio Active Solar Pad day and
night. receiving the Radio Active
Rays continuously into your system.
causing healthy circulation. over
coming slugsishnnss. throwing off
impurities and restoring tho tissues
and nerves to n normal condition
and the next thing you know you are
getting well.
Sold on test proposition. You are
thoroughly satisfied 1t is helping you
before the appliance is yours. Moth
Ing TO do but wear II. No trouble or
expense, and tho most wonderful fact
about tho appliance is that II is sold
so reasonable that II is within the
reach OF all. both rich and poor.
No matter how bad your ailmcnt.
or how long standing. we will 90
pleased to have you try IL Mt our risk.
For fun information write today--not
tomorrow. Radium Appliance Co. $50
bradbury Bldg. Los Angeles. Calf
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
MEMORIAL OF THRILLING
CHAPTER INCITY'SS STORY
Cornerstone of Modern Episcopal Church in Virginia
at Time When Religion i'll All Denomina-
tons Was at Low Ebb

wa unlock. John Milan. who. with
MS young wife. the exquisite Frances
Valentine. brought TO pew No. SO
their wis'rul-oNcd, curlyhaircd
adopted son, Edgar Allan Poe.
Consrcrntcd on Way IL, 1914.
Tho church was couSacratcd on
May IL 1914 The Rev John Ruchan-
an conducted tho service (Which was
attended by the convention Of the
Diocese or Vi-ciria then meeting in
tho CAPTION. and tho Rev William
H. Wilmer. at;crward Rishor OF
Louisiana. was the preacher Next
day Ch'cf Justice Marshall and Dr.
James McClurE took their SEATS IN
the convention rs law delegates from
tho nav church ON this dav tho
convention elected ms bishop Of Viz
Eiria Rcv. Il. &. VI. Moore. II. u Of
New York who had just noon elect
ed rector az Monumental church H..
accepted both calls and the Moru-
mental vcs,ry added $500 "A year to
the salary OF parson Huchnuar's as
slstart with the understanding that
Nc would preach once a sunday dur
ing Bishop Moorc's absences.
Religion In Virginia in all denom-
nations was at low chb at the he
ginning OF the nineteenth century.
Tn" Influence Of French infdelitv
was widespread ana hostility to Eng
land had made tho Episcopal Church
unpopular. The Monumental was the
first church NJ anything like its size
and It's beauty OF proportions That
had been built !n Virginia since tho
Revolution. II was built at tho psy-
GEOLOGICAL mom"nt-at the turning Of
the tide az things spiritual In help
Ing furnish tho diocese with bishop
and in It's great work in rcy!v!nc
religious life I; may he called tho
cornerstone Of the modern E2lscopal
Church In Virginia.
largest for Years.
II was for years tho largest house
OF worship in Rlchroro and vii, ~.
ways hc among tho mos, appcallnr.
The dome crowning It's octagonal wall,
adds TO It's itnprcssivcncss and lends
mellow roundncss to tho voices
OF us 'hori steTs. Il also creates an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
RECALLS BIG BATTLE AT
THOROUGHFARE GAP
Soldiers Commanded by Generals Jackson and Long
street in Sanguinary Contest With Men
Under Pope and ricketts,.

been instantly killed. and knowing
that would be captured. ] rctrcatcd
with the rest OF the company. The
next morning we sent in - flag OF
truce and buried our dead"
The brcastworks thrown up In that
light by Lon4straets non are SIM
standing.
Some twelve or fourteen years af-
crest OF the mountain near the Gap.
I saw something that looked like tho
handle OF cup sticking out of tho
ground l pulled IT up and found II
was silver cup. After cleaning Il.
found on It tho following inscrip-
ton; Lieutenant r. a. S. Freeman.
Company a. Second regiment.
Georgia Volunteers"
found out that the surgeon of
mat regiment was Doctor Gregory,
OF Alexandria. Va. wrote TO him
and he replied that he knew G.icutcn-
ant Freeman well: that he had come
out Of the war alive and his home
was at West Point. Ga
wrote Lieutenant Freeman and
received an interesting letter from
him. telling about Ia. battic OF Thor
ouShfare Gap. lie was delighted to
get his cup that had lain buried for
so long on the old battlefield.
He said he went into the fight with
tho cup fastened TO his bolt. and
ms there WAS n dent in the bottom he
supposed bullet had Knocked It
Off.
Tho cup may have intcrccrtcd tho
tullet and. in that way. saved his
life
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles HAVE TO GO
CI1gged-Up Kidney Deposits Are Dis
solved and the Toxins uoisonH)
Completely Driven Out-DrupEists
Told to Guarantee II In Every
Instance.

Your very life" says DIR. Carey. "dc. .
ponds upon the perfect funct!oning and
health OF your kidneys. so. whatever you
do. don't neglect them"
Dr. Carey'R famous prescription, No. ~!
Liquid or Tabiets), Is not recommended
for everything. but we cannot too stronsly
urge Its use IL you suffer from annoying
bladder troubles, frequent passing OF
water night and day. with smartlng or
Irritation. brick dust sediment or highly
colored urine, bloatInG irritability with
loss OF feah. buckache. rheumatism or
any other tendency to Drights Disease.
Diabetes or Gravel for kidney disease IN
its worst form may be stealing upon you.
Don't wait until tomorrow 10 b"Sin
the use of this wonderful prescription II
yo,i have any Of the above symptoms
Kidney and bladder tropbles don't wear
away They will grow upon you slowly.
stcalthily and with unfail!ng certainty.
Never mind tho failures OF the past u
you oven suspect that You are subject "a
isidney disease: don't lose a single day
for every good druggist has been author
ired to return the purchase money or
the first bottle to all who state they
have received no bcneht.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
WAR HISTORY BODY SETS
JULY | AS DEAD LINE"
Time for Receiving Citations
for Distinguished Service
Ncars Close.
SOON ISSUE FIRST VOLUME
regulation of Cupics Vital. Month
Proposed by Chairman DaNis-Onc
Hundred mud rwcnty-T,vo Branches
Cooperate.

Tho Ni-,-i-l, War lJIS,nr,- ,'A,,,,,;e
sion ia going ~, ,b. "s-r, ill.,
wi,hi, yc-, r.w Woke a. ,,,,.
has br, 60, as the "doan limo" for
receiving cnry Of citations for dis
.incuisboa service rendered bv yir-
cInians durin. Tho World War for
the first volume Of the virginia War
-
f'''''S,' w '''e eoP-
.cs OF this hrst edition circulated
within month. and. according to
Ar,bur 1<yIo Davis chairman oe ,,a
~
"'i'
come letters pointing out omissions.
he facts for which members of the
,,,r,nissior hnv. becp s,ri,iu- r,r
me pas S'Nt'"' yours
III" virginia War History Com
mission is treating the World War
,raa- ae,ccu ,n,i,s mo nrs, or whic,
VIII "'"i VIZ" IN" si"'"hS VINO
rendered DISTINGUISHED service. To
gather this information has necessi-
,,o5 mo rorus,1 ., rovor,non,
ports an histories written ap9Nt 'he
activities or the various divisions. all
citations and general orders OF 10th
-, ava ~ o, rooord,
III INC Journals OF those TWO depart
nlents, tn. files II the Office Of the
Adi,,,ant General O., VIRGINIA and
u !, 49,
'c'''" III '"e 1"''e"
states war department.
ono hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
branches have sent in names. and
appeals printed in every newspaper
in the state are bringing in from
four to fourteen answers daily
There were 100000 Nirginiaus In
tho World War" said Chairman pa
Wis yesterday, and documentary evil
i.ncc now in hand shows Mt least
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
E,cct. ncunion DcIcrntc..

I.YNCHBURG, VA. June l7.-Gar-
land-Rodes Camp. Confederate Vet
Grams. OF this city, has elected the
following delegates to the reunion
to he held in Richmond next week
Commander. !. 7. Campbell: s. y
Fucker. r. G.. wood. IT. G. Miller. j
w. Wray. and George 4. Rcvcley
The camp has adopted resolution
thanking the City Council for ar
appropriation to defray expenses OF
veterans TO the reunion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
STOMACH
SUFFERERS
Why whit another dnyf If DIR.
ORTH,S GREAT STOMACH Pre-
SCRIPTION doesn't cure you, of In
digeation or any Stomnch trouble
you can get yOnr money bnck' shy
dealers and all good druggists.

The liberal idea is tho right Idea now
adayp and 40 knowing the value OF Dr.
Orth's stomach Remedy. we make this
liberal onnr. which no sens!bie snnerer
ought to turn down:
7b-ccnt box OF DR.. Orth's Stomach REM
cdy and take II as directed for indtges-
ton, dyspepsia. Gastritis. belching gas
heaviness or any stomach distress or ms
nv and then II you don't say II is the
best CHI remedy you ever tried. take
back the empty box and get your money.
DR.. Orth's stomach Remedy not only
c.ista. but Il builds up tho run down
stomaoh ana makes It so etrong and Wig.
prous that It viii. disest alraost any KIND
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
Ry Hurry Tucker

Gents" said President TAYLOR.
as no called game at the meeting OF
tho cozy Corner Club. Gents, am
preparing 10 take my annual vaca-
ton. and suggest that you ali max Q
reservations with tho Knockers club.
at byrd Park. and Join that organ
izaS ion during my abs encc."
I'm getting ready for mine. too"
announced Vicc-President GRAHAM.
likewise me-" declared Fred nut
nam.
Also I'm" asserted Buster Brown
Me, too" proclaimed Bob Wilson.
And I. also" Tony Lucas stated
Count me in that" said Henry
SChwarzSchild
Ben Wilson and Tom Paima,ary
were about to announce their !n,en-
tions regarding the matter. but they
hcsitated. when the suggestion about
the Knockers Club was made. and
both declared they would hold down
the dignity OF their own organization
by rcscrving seats ut Byrd Park
Billy Workman opincd that he had
no vacation coming to him. as no
had been out of town so much. so he
volunteered TO look after the affairs
OF the club while the others were
away.
West JnSftcs Bunch.
Joe West invited the club 10 ac-
company him 20 Buckroe one day
before they left for their vacation.
stating that he would show them
very nice time after they landed. He
offered 10 turn them over 10 hts
friend Callahan. who used 70 be tho
leading jumps for the old Twin City
League. who would show them all
the ropes. The invitation was ac
ccpted. and Captain Jim Bailey vol
untcercd to chapcron the party.
Now" continued the President. ~
have here n invitation from Harry
Bernstein and another from Charlie
Rex, Offering US testimonial box
two .mprcssarios-''
They ain't .mprcssarios." cor
rccicd Chan Ruskcll they don't
arc comedians and actors-fellows
tina; make you laugh"
They made me laugh All right.
when they handed me the Invitation,
and asked me 10 let them know three
days ahead OF time when we wanted
our tickets"
II move we accept" said Billy
Adams. Il aln't heard no good sing
ing since Alvin Smith lost his voice.
Preston Belvin's is pretty good. hut
want to hear rca. professional
once more"
Il understand Lonnie Graves Is the
soloist In Bcrmstcln's show" piped
jim TrcsnOn. III he is. no is n good
one. His favorite song used to be:
You're Out which u. sang in
trebcl that could be heard all over
the ball park"
Another OF Company.
Charlie Mckee is another one OF
TIA. company stated Frank Anthony.
He tells jokes. He told me this one
IN. other day:
Little Julia's grandma went on Il
visit 10 little Jul!a's folks. Little
lula didn't know her grandma. never
having seen her. You don't know
ne. DO your asked grandma. Not sos
you can notice IT, the bright little
Julia replied. who are YOU I'm
your grandma on your pas side AZ
ter rejecting FOR a moment little Julia
said: After you been here y few
dag, youll find you are on the wrong
side"
Il thought that was prtty good"
said Frank, land I been telling 1t all
around cvcryw here"
II heard that joke ten years ago"
Fred Putnam declared. Eddie Leon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
ANC|ENTs, HONORABLES
HAVE NEW COMMANDER
Captain Richmond Grant
Stochr Now Artillery
Company Head.
IS wELL-KNowN
Members Frequently Have Becn
Guests Of md Entertained by Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues Dnt-
tnlton-fEerc Last I'm October, 1913.

The Ancient and Honorable Artil-
iery Company. OF Boston. we'll and
afrectionately known in Richmond as
the "Ancicnts and ifonorables" hav-
Ing been the guests OF and enter
tanned by the Richmond Light In
fantry Blues Battalion on numerous
occasions. have new commander In
tho person OF Captain Richmond
Grant Stoehr. OF Winthrop. Mass.
Captain S,ochr was named after the
city OF Richmond. Va and General
Ulysses S. Grant. commander OF the
Union forces In the memorable War
Between the States. 1861 TO 1865.
Captain Stoehr was horn in tho
Hub City. April c. 1865. the day
Grant took Richmond lie served
Afterwards he took up trick bicycle
riding under the name OF Dick Alden
and Travelled extensively for tho next
eighteen years. In the summer
months for sixteen years he ran n
large hicyclc-renting establishment n I
Oak Bluffs, Mass.
In 1894 with his brother he bought
the old ST. Cloud Market, on fremont
Street. and continued as Stochr Broth
ers for eight years. then disposed Of
his interest to his brother and opened
business of his own at l59 Wash
ington Street. as tho Stanta Clara
Company, from which he retired At
the close OF the war.
He Joined the Ancients in Scptcm-
Der. 1911. was elected sergeant IN
1912 and made the trip To Europe
with tho company that year. On
March 81, 1919. he enlisted In Com
pany a, Fifth Regiment Infantry.
NJ. V. NJ. and on Columbus Day. while
paradirg with a detachment OF AN
clients" was detailed to carry tho
hrst city OF Boston nas.
He attended tho Massachusetts
Training School and was commits
stoned a second lieutenant. lie later
became captain OF machino-gu
company. In 1917 when the Fifth
and Ninth Regiments were merged.
organizing tho One Hundred and
First Infantry that went overseas
with tho Yankee Division. he los,
almost his entire company. but n
month later CAPTAIN Strochr recruited
his company. and within thirty days
he was ordered To 4 Southern camp
He was assigned TO command the
Headquarters Company OF the Third
Pioneer Infantry, l.. S. A, and sailed
from Newport News. Va. August 40.
1918. arrived at Brcst, France. Sep
,cmber -. The regiment was At
once assigned TO ordnance work IN
the First Army in tho advance 500
tor. After the armisticc tho regiment
conveyed seven train loads OF ammu-
milton TO Coblcnz. Germany. for tho
American army OF occupation
Captain Stochr was discharged
from the service on June 0. 1919.
Captain Stochr was married on Sep
tember 81. 1900. TO Mary Waddcll
Bonneil. and Is at present residing
st sc Johnson Avenue. winthrop. He
Ia member Of numerous Masonic
bodies. the Eiks. American Legion and
other organizations.
tThe "Ancicnts and Honorahles"
were last tho guests Of the Rich
mond blues on October 5 and 6. 1918.
tho year Of the last United Confcdcr-
ate Veterans Reunion In this city
several months previously.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
NTAL CHURCH OLD AND HISTORIC HOUSE OF WORSHIP
PAY HOMAGE AND REVERENCE TO
ACCOMAC'S CONFEDERATE VETERANS
Especial to Tho Tlmcs-p ispatch.l

COURTHOUSE. l7-lnto
sti1hcss of
oca tho Davis
to
tvs Confederate
made
an we're presenbu illness the fcebcness
with
S atmosphere
OF
gton and Lee"
ooncl j. Bowling "A
uweit upon thin
hearers OF the
South and reward e' "'"