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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-05
go ERNOR Will BE
ARR IGNED TODAY

oKMUEGEEs okla.Jul 5:-Ar-
acknowledgements "A. Rob.
ssertsor&ofSO klahomaSonS a charge or
ssascepting bribeS to- permit 8 state
sknrK@to operate when he knswlt to
Eosiosolvent was sche duled in Dis
sstSict Court here today. Sevente en-
men, rrohinentsin banhfE:s
as;raIesS IN Ok-nulg ind icted with it,
Ssfhe governor on March % after
ssweaping grand jury investigate
into alleged IRE gularities in the
state bankings system, also We're Ut
for ssz2.;
- mot disqualify District
5s1ndge Mark LIB ozarth from pre-
idinE#at his trial also was to be
spreaented during the proceedings
today By Governor Robertson, $
sGhfef interest in the proceedings
inthe probable dates up
on which the trials would be set.
THE cases are on the docket Tor
4sfrfa II Sning the present term OF
Court 2bnt swit TIL 9TH rcriminal bust
mess Isl be disposed of observers
donbts that they would
mot 5s5reaehed this term.
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GOOD HOME on Watson Avenue,
4S47A
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This Date in History
Life and Character Reading

s55s5 j CLI .
People born on this date will
be gifted in many directions far
above the average. il educated
lthorouehly. They have very In
tellfgent superiority and an apti.
3tude for learning new things and
working out new principals. They
are generous and full of sympathy
for the public good, but they dc
mand a full Independence to de-
Syelop the same. They are often
5capricious, and frequently change
their occupation
a few harmonious people are
found in this sign. who as far as
known have not given any especial
attention to mental or spiritual
development, but generally speak
ing, the genius of the Cancer sign
IS exceedingly difficult to explain. .
The governing sign OF this 'date
is Cancer, the head sign of the
water 'rrfplicity and the govern
ing planet is the Moon. which
gives this person very change
able temperament. The birthstone
is an emerald.
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Special Notices
DID, jI!I;jI. NOTICE.

ss,1rIsSc1SssWHoMs1Tt MAY CONCERN:
hereby given that the
sundarsfgned,Ch arles Tongue, who
3resfd esS at 32 8 jackson street,
.sFairmont,Mar County, West
and hose occupation Is
%fhat Sc tend dent ofs Henry
SEoai K Company, wi on the I 18th
III J1ty, 1922. al. o O'clock
as soon tn ereafter as
M Rsbe heard sat the Court House
oa darion County. make 1, ap,
for ;o1ntys Vest Virginia, for
IfcansaS carry aSrevolver. pis-
lea lysweapon within
. an He count es-of the State of
west Virginia
p IESsTONGuE
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Special Notices
CITY raIKM sEs1

3s TRGINIiAa.
Sealed pro- osals es'ns
uction#o sa@ River intake be-
received at the athes2 Dire
tor OF Water, F,aifmont,gy mn
til noon. on July i %, " and at
that time Will be ptfblfc1y opsned
:and5read at aameet ting OF thekBoard
of Directors OF SAID
$S The bids and AZ dsand
OF work to- be- don and stnTn1snedk
under said propo sals ssflal nesacs
cording. to plans and epeetftcattonss
on file at the Office OF the 21rectoE
OF Water.
Copies OF the plans and spsstfss
cations may beS seen TIM
OF the Directorso Or COPIES
obtained upon q the deppstt
which will be refund led uponsetsl
of the plans, etc.
Each bid must be acco1npantsd
by a certified check fn8fhe sum I'll
$1,000, drawn to the order the
CITY of FafrmontSup on8 an Ecepe
bic National sBRnk The Hcheck
unsuccessful BID ders VIII beretutI
ed upon demands As loud Of S6,099
Will be required cpndi tfonedupnu
the faithful efforInanca OF
work. rs z!
Engineers estimate rs cost aboss
The City reserves the ght
reject any or All dds
L.uKE SEIg
June 90. July 8 and 6.
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a. wROE, PLUMBING. Phone
1s9sJx1. 414 Wiley Street. 4sO6As
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Houses And, Lots

FOR sALE-Lot on Flor:aa Ave
A real bargin for quick sale
Also 1 show case. Call 929-J after
D. M. or call at S54 Market. st
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Situations Wanted Female

WASHING WANTED TO DO.
Phone 1921. 46S4A
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Wanted
Help Wanted

WE PAY $50. 90 weekly full time,
ss75c an hour spare time selling
hosiery guaranteed wear four
months or replaced free. rs styles.
Free samples to workers. Salary or
80 percent commission Good hos
iery is absolute necessity, you
can sell it easily. 80 Experience I'M
necessary. Eagle Knitting Mills
Darby, Pa.
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All cancellation orders on con-
tract and until forbid orders must
be, in writing addressed to the
Want-Ad Department. This is ZOE
your. protection.
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Furnished Rooms

TWO large sleeping rooms. Phone
1927. 4o19A
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Household furniture, automo-
5biles and real estate vii be on
the market at considerably reauc,
ed prices this month, and 1t VIII
be well for any one conslderlhs
purchasing new things TO use the
Want Ads.
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FAIRMONT MANTLE AND TILE
COMPANY. Can furnish tile
bath rooms, porch f1ors, tile. brick
and wood nantes OF all kinds.
See US first. sos FRS; st:set
Phone 1252-R- 4o4dA
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FIVE ROOMS and bath-modern
6 1892 q
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Male Help Wanted

ILABORERs WANTED for work
around Fairmont. Apply Mr.. F.
J. Herbolt. Watson Hotel, Fair
mont, between $3.50 a nj. and 4
p. m. or between z and p. M
4sa6A
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yGIHlll'IQ|'|||N|'|||.'.'R,|O!:Q|'||N.
SCHOOL {.
zoe, 600 Little Red Schools
uses Still Exist De.
SPITE consultations.

BosToN Jnly Tho cult Of
fss9 1;aSslaftt1a cred scho olhouse' has
Cen ~ serious obstacle Ito ed caE
naI is progress In this tEcountry,
ami W..Dunn of Columbia.
Eyerstty said today In an add
before theSsd apartment of
j. sf1ral educatf On. tiona LsEduca-
Ass ociatt or, here. Despite
efforts at 2consol idationsd uring@t the
of 3a9century,sn she salo.
nearly . 9, 9 90 y. pe-t f1n;1ed
Sfafes. II as hoped to red uce
this number to "a 20 o 0. s
Since8so ] large asprop ortion OF
IsSsou opuIatio on Is n ow receiving
IS education sinS scho OILS OF TINS
ss5stype. and since 1T appears that a
&consid erabIe Der will continue
to depend on them, it is Sproper 70
consi a err them as "a distinct agen-
5EsS ofSsed ucat ii on, athers than to
sAn ore. and meg eject tn emssini our
sst5nstruct pro grams. MISS
Dunn said h ~
lis surg gently important 10
consid err he irs cont button TO
ed uca on Sin the past and their
notentiaiities and Limitations as
educational agencies for the
future. VIII en- AL hash zen done.
ftI1 at can be- one in the way OF
observation-disclosures inYentio nEofsne
and methods of instruc-
g ion and supervision fort these
smal ii rural scho o1s. when their
have been realized.
IAN d WI ems TIL cir unit lions nave
Observation-Disclosures 4, w sSmust II s~sk
WI ereinS1iessth the future service or
the .onezteacher scho o.. under.
\ ESI1
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"a, 8 r.icc:aniza,tio,n Hanpered

ssAfuericRnization NJ II mpered8 80
ssEHOSTlyN,sJ July S IN ore import.
IA be- eAmerica al lat on5So OF
& ttie inf.iifi igrant IS the preserTat1to
ssEof american principles for Amer Il9l
leans DR. All b ert Shells, teachers
oIIeeaIIo1unfbfa unfyersity;EE ss Z
ddress today before the DE-
parfm of inlmi grant education
duo cation Assoca alton
sks.If as has been propose tn 2
sssTirass sto be regu1ated&because IT
80 iI,5s5 49, foreign language; II
atbods and devices OF police
and registration are
ssttp1b introduced like those. that
HI sshaXe been the plague OF life IN
~ s Error nris torcrac ies-ali under
sfiaa guiss.of assimi lation-tho cost
TO- ourselves is too high Dr.. Sh1eis
Once initiated it will be-
ss1ome easy to extend these perm
sssefoIs practice to American c..
ansshowever alien they are TO
administrations Such un-Amer-
isans proposals will but provoke
and retard asslm1la
sssssssssxga sh the foreign-born to
earn our language, adopt our
$afnndatds and admire our instltu.
eSenssto identify themselves
III III ysi an ia q III elbow Americans IL
difficult thing to accom-
nffsh There are needed only op-
annrtun fiend1iness and dc
asscants regard for the suscepttb1il
asthatssbel ong to all human pc
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LABoRERS WANTED for West
Virginia and Maryland Power Co.
Apply Mr.. F. J. Herbo1t9SYatson no.
tel, Fairmont, between $50 a. m.
and p. m. or between and 9 PIN.
4S36A
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Lost And Found

LOST on or near Jackson street
Gold Fountain Pen. Finder
please return to box ARM West
Virginian Office. 1884
ONE LAyALIERRE. Between 211
Pennsylvania avenue and Dixie
Theater. Finder return to I'll
Pennsylvania avenue. 4s9o A
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

IMPORTAN INOFILE
fhe West v.rginian will not be
responsible for more than one in
correct insertion OF any advertise
ment ordered for more than one
time
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Agents Wanted
Situation Wanted, Male

NvASTED-Steady work 5iDy reIi-
able married man Truck dr. Wing
or helper PREFER ed .@t H +, L King
Va. 401S a
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Dresslnaking

DREssMAK1NG & PLAIN SEW
ING. Give us a trial 206
Walnut Avenue. Phone 961-R.
4636A
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AUTO REPAIRING and tops built
and repaired. FAIRMONT CAR.
RAGE WORKS. Phone 1881.
4580A
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SALESMAN WITH CAR. Cord
tires at prices below competitors.
$500 and expenses. HYDRO-VUL-
CAN TIRE COMPANY, 1104 S.
Michigan Ave, Chicago. Illinois.
1896 A
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Furniture For Sale
Coal Lands

PITTSBURGH coal. DELIVERED
ANYWHERE Call 17S3-M. Price
reasonable. 4695A
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Boarders And Roomers
Unfurnislled Rooms

TWO VERY DESIRABLE unfur-
nished rooms. Largo porch Pri-
yats entrance. Large finished lann.
dry. Five minutes from Main ST.
Possession July LIST Phone gam,
4654At
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Auto Repairs

SPRING SERWCE-PSr all makes
of cars, blacksmithins and gen
5eral repair WORE. J. w. GLEN,
East Park and Morgantown ave.
nues. Phone 1320-M. 457SA
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Miscellaneous For Sale

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
New and used; easy payments.
National Cash Register Co..
Clarksburg. w. va. 46o7A
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Statesmen Wanted

statesmen to sell guaranteed
tires and tubes. 500 a week
guaranteed salary and commission.
Universal Tire Co., Chicago, Ill.
4f2SA
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IS ROOMS, Bcnoni Avenue, .beauti-
full loca ton Owner leaving
town, must sell. Call "A J, !. !.
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Coal and Timber

OAK LUMBER. ANY KIND OF
OAK, POPLAR AND HICKORY.
Can cut to fill your need. Phone
l7S3-M, or write Elrnus P. Morgan.
Fairmont Route No. 5. 46s6A
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Houses FOR Sale

SIX ROOMS and bath, East Park
avenue. Close in. TWO car
garage. Phone 2S1. 46oSA
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LARGE CORNER lot, on Country
Club Drive, West End. VIII
sacrifice to sell quickly. Call "a.
- 4s46A
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See c ETAOI SIMULTANEOUSLY
SEE CHAS s.. CARPENTER for,
Is cement blocks, the best Ii towa !,
at North Fatrmont Switch. Gatl
l1so5-M. 4ss4 a tAs
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INDEPENDENT PLUMBING CO.;
for prompt service and lowest
prices. 500 Quincy street. Phone
SS9-J. S4OA3
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Close to new bridge. Fine bust.
ness site. Will consider good auto
mobile as part payment. Address
Box AZ. Fairmont. 46o6 a
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YOU'VE Tried the rest now try
the best painter and paper
hanger in town. 447 M onroe
street. 4S41A
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CARPENTER WORK WANTED
at reasonable prices. Z5c per
hour anywhere in city or out OF
town. Non-union labor. All work
guaranteed. b. G.. Contracting
Company. Phone 1851. 1889 a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04
ARTILLERY REGIMENT
ELECTS TWO OFFICERS

NORFOLK. Nov. AT a meeting
of field artillery officers OF the Vir-
ginia National Guard, held here to-
day. Major McChcsncy II. Jeffrics was
elected lieutenant OF the
provisional regiment of artillery,
which is now being formed.
Following the election of Colonel
Icffrics. Captain W. II. Sands. com
mauder Of the Norfolk Light Artll-
lcry Blues. was elected major to fill
the vacancy caused by the promo
ton Of his battalion commander
The new provisional field artillery
regiment Is being formed with the
present First Battalion, now com
manded by Major Sands. as nu-
clcus
When tho batteries are organized.
The present strength Of the Virgini 10
held artillery establishment will be
doubled.
The plan contcmplatcs the organi-
Hat.oh of one or two new batteries
AT Norfolk and Portsmouth, at least
Two at Richmond and one at Hamp-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04
WAITING POLICY SEEN
IN CURB ACTIVITY
TO Indication of Weakness in
Any Croup-Priccs
Higher.
IEy Assoclatcd Press

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.--The Curb
Market today was influenced by a
disposition ~ important interests 10
assume waiting policy until after
election day, but there was no lndl-
cation OF weakness in any group.
and the few Important changes were
materially higher prices.
Durant Motors. which came into
prominence because Of resumption
" accumulation. was unusually ac-
tive. and advanced points to 5O7-s
Tn" Indiana shares were quiet. sell-
.lls a. ~. Changes in other indus
trials were generally OF small ,rur-
'ionS. rejecting moderate liquidation
when sales could only hc made at
tongcsS "us. New York Telephone
preferred, which started with a gain
pt IL to HOLE reacted To l1Ol-N
Gillette Safety Razor ranged from
2"i I" 2"3 ~. aud New Jersey Zinc
sold a, 1863 National biscuit was
strong feature. ranging from
- IL To 3i5-s fractional al D.
vance was made in II. II. Macy com.
mon To So Brooklyn city Rail
way was firm ut 9 Us
Glen Alden Coal rosc from % 20 -
standard oil Issues showed
strength in the carly trading. bur
became Irregular later when som-
We're under pressure. and their early
gains were either reduced or lost.
imperial Oil OF Canada moved M 3
points to 1922, and then reacted TO
us l-2. and standard oil of Indiana.
after advancing IS to 12l IL re-
acted to llo5S Standard Oil Of
New York held strong. making u
"ain of points 10 SO. and Vacuum
OIL VAS In demand during the fore
noon advancing from $50 10 csc
The S2J par value issues were gem
orally steady. Vacuum oil moving
UP from ~ IL 10 -, while New York
ranged from IS 5-S 10 IS. and New
Jersey from 81 a. 10 i3 Ia.
Independent oil stocks reccdcd az
ter tn" opening. Mammoth oil SELL
ing down t" iO5-s. and Gulf oil.
after advancing 10 - rs. reacted to
-? ScabUard Oil and Gas was fairly
active at around the high range re-
Gently established. Southern States
oil was steady. with sales at II SIS
and 3-S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04
DIR. Morgan Tnkc. Leave.

Rev. g. Campbell Morgan. n. n,
and his son, the Rev Howard Nor
gan. of England. who have been con-
Quoting Bible lectures and delivering
sermons twice daily AT Grove Avenue
Bapt!st Church for two weeks. left
carly to-day FOR Wilmington. y. e.
where they viii hold a conference
similar 10 that just closed here. \
large CONGREGATION heard the
preacher last night on the subject.
The Fru!; OF the Spirit Is Love"
lie said the love referred 10 in the
Eihl" IS never sentimental, weak nor
S!Ckiy. but * Joy, peace, nS-Suifer-
Ing. DR.. Morgan and Rev Len G..
Eroushion. y. H., pastor of Grove
Avenue Church. last night commend
ed 10 the congregation the Rev. Grill
nth Thomas. II. D.. who is to conduct
special services 1T Holy Trinity
Church for the next two weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04
Dun's weekly neport.
IBy Associated Press. |

NEW YORK. Nov S.-Dun's to-
morrow Will say:
EVEN with statement Of buying in
some quarters. the improving tenden-
cies i'll business remain sharply de-
hned. Fluctuations in volume of
transactions are naturally to be cx-
pectcd' ana contraction Of demand in
certain lines this week do not mean
that progress has suddenly halted.
Recent purchasing has run beyond
precedent in special Instances. and
has been large in many cases and
some requirements are so well cover
cd for the present that further COM
mitments are temporarily deferred
The sold up position OF various miNs,u-
facturers. moreover, preciudes the
acceptance OF additional orders for
early delivery, not few interests
being engaged several months ahend
and Withdrawing offerings for a time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04
View Clark spring, rrou.r,

Chairman Lawrcnc" T. rricc. head
ing special committee from the
Council Committee on Utilities. stated
last night that his committee would
meet Mt tho Clark Springs property
at ) o'clock Tuesday afternoon. &c
View the prospect. in connection with
a petition from the Hollywood Gene
i'ry Association for the acquisition
OF tho property tn be utilized as an
annex 10 Hollywood Cemetery. The
Cemetery Company states that every
lot III Hollywood has been disposed
Of. and that within Il few years all
space Will be occupied, at which time
the company viii he compelled TO
so out OF existence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL
TREE DISAPPEARS
Try Associated I'rcss. !

MONTGOMERY. ALA, Nov a
Tho Roosevelt memorial tree, which
has been the subject OF "A contro-
versy since planted on the Alabama
Capitol lawn by Montgomery Roy
Scouts last Friday, mysteriousiy dis
appeared last night. and today otil-
Gals s;ill were without the identity
Of the miscrcants.
note discovered where the tree
had stood by the Capitol night
Waterman read:
MONTGOMERY, Alabama.-Gct this,
Alabama.
''ro all concerned: The Daughters
of the confcderacy are our mothers
twar mothers) and this Is the South.
There are no trees In honor OF
Southern gentlemen In the Capitol
yard at Washington. aud our war
mothers do not want this one here"
The Daughters Of the Confcderacy
and other organizations contendcd
Il was improper for the memorial TO
Roosevelt to stand on the Capitol
grounds. within cHrshot OF the place
where Davis became President of the
Confederacy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04
High school Club Enter,n,ns.

Tribute to the Virginia signcrs
OF the Declaration OF Independence
and of the Constitution was paid ut
the meeting %! the John Marshall
High school Patriotic club on Mon.
day. Melvin Herr. president OF the
rlub. presided. Andrew Smither and
James Hammer were the principal
speakers. Seniors and juniors of the
schooi were present. In the after
noon halloween tea was given. the
guests Including members Of the
club and teachers OF the school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04
Sell Observation-Disclosures" Today.

In response to Il message from
President Harding. at the request OF
the Disabled American Veterans OF
the World War. today will be OBJ
served in many sections Of the coun-
Try as Forget Me Not Day" Forget
mc-notS wll be sold on the streets
in many places, the proceeds to be
used for the relief and welfare 81
the wounded and disabled veterans
of the nation. The Disabled Amcri-
can Veterans Of the World War.
with membership Of loo. 400, is
sponsoring the movement. (. IIamil-
ton Cook, Of Cincinnati. is national
commanders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04
STATE ROAD BOND ISSUE
URGED BY PHYSICIANS
Medical Society, in Closing
Hours of Meeting, Calls
for Action
Especial to The Times-D!spatch

Especial to The Times D!spatch.1
NORFOLK. VA, Nov. 3.-virginin
doctors. who are devoting more ana
more attention to the effect OF good
ronds on the practice OF their pro-
fession In tho rural communities.
have gone on record az being I'm
favor of the issuance OF road bonds
for improving tho highways OF the
state.
They have gone even farther in
their advocacy OF tho cause of good
roads and have voted 10 appeal :,
Governor Trinklc. asking him to call
the General Assembly In special ses.
sion to pass the necessary road bond
legislation to permit the work to go
forward at once.
Resolutions TO this effect were re-
ported TO the convention OF the Med
ical Society OF Virginia. which adj
journed here today. and were unani-
mously adopted by the convention. at
which i55 physicians We're registered.
The convention brought Its work
to close by Inducing the newly
elected president. DIR. John StaiEe
Davis. into office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-04
SANDS AT DANNILLE
AND CHATHAM TODAY
tSnccia, % Tho Times Dispatch.

DANVILLE. VA. Sow. Am
nouncement was made today tina.
Oliver ! Sands, Of Richmond. will
speak L. farmers associated with
tho cooperative marketing organi-
cation AZ Dgnvill" and Chatham on
Saturday Mr. Sanus was 10 have
appeared last Saturday. hut sudden
illness prevented him. MIR. Sands.
who Is executive manager of the
organization. VIII appear at the city
tabernacle at 10 O'Clock and at Chat
ium at O'Clock