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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28

Delegates from Delaware viii b.
named by Governor Dcnney. Mayor
Harvey and tho Chamber Of Com
merce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28

TAILORED dresses, beaded styles, ernbroid-
cred models, sport styles. dresses for street
and afternoon, in plenty of colors and black
and navy, in style after style, since so many
are one Of kind.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-03-30

K /. Corbin Is in town from Mid.
dleton, visiting friends.
Swift's white Laundry soap, 3 bars
25e ut Golden Ruie Friday and Sat-
urday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-03-30

D. u. Cox. attorney Of Cascade, was
in town Tuesday.
Moath End drug and notion event
Thursday. Friday snd Saturday, Gel
Rule store.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-03-30
SATURDAY SPECIALS AT
THE GOLDEN RULE

Post Toasties (sman ize) 4 for l5e
keiicgg's Corn Flakes Qarge size)
3 for 48c.
n. b. Sodas (family size) 28c-
Picnic Hams Gust arrived zoe = Ib
Swifts Silver Leaf lard Go lb.)
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-03-30

Water KiaSes, 8 fer 4Se ut Ge3dsa
Rule Store.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Reed are down
from the Boise Basin country to visit
his mother, Mrs J. L. Reed.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-03-30

Fhneus olive bath sep, special q
cakes 25e NJ Go1dea Rule store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Amsbaugh have
adopted = sweet little baby girl from
the Children's Home in Boise.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-03-30

Buy Early
Hand picked Reeds Yellow Dent
seed corn at the Coop. Exchange.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-11
i. j. MMAHON ACTS
AS CHIEF OF POLICE

With Director Of Public Safety,
Colonel William NJ. Myers. Major C..
\. sherry. chi-f OF Police. and CAP
tain q. &. Samuels. ~ the tram. de-
IA rim"ni. In attendance AT out-nf-
town conventions. Detective -Capta IN
N"randcr :. Wright. and Captain !.
W. sheppard, of the Second station.
on vacation. several changes AT head
quarters and police stations are In
effect this week
Matters requiring tho attention Or
colonel Myers office arc being han
died by the directors assistants. Can
tain r. J. Mcmahon, Of First station,
has been assigned to headquarters as
acting chief Of police: Lieutenant r.
H. Bryant is in command Of the de-
tective bureau. and Sergeant Robert
w. Grafton is acting head OF the traf-
hc department..
Director Myers and Chief sherry
left yesterday to attend the annual
police conference that is Ia convene
in New York City today. Captain
Samuels Is in attendance at con-
rention Of traffic specialists in At
lsntic CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-11
CONVICTED OF MURDER
NEARLY 2 YEARS AGO

Especial to The Times pispatch.l
PASNILbE VA. Sept ia
George Going. charged with killing
Robert Allen nearly two years ago.
was convic7 ed of the crime by 4
jury In tho Patrick Circuit Court
and given eighteen years in tho
penitentiary. He still faces an in
dictmrnt charging him with the muir
der Of George Akcrs. The killing
took place In the mountain section.
the two young men amending The
night at GoinE's home. where a
quarrel developed. Going claimed
that the two men plotted To rob his
aged father. and the day they left
his home he followed them AMI, IL
Is charged. shot them both down In
tn. road
a. T. Reynolds, who on Christmas
week two years ago. shot and
killed his son, Anthony Reynolds,
OF this city. near tritiz. and who
was given eight years in IN" pcni-
Tertiary. has been taken into Gus
tody at stuart, and IL awaiting the
arrival Of 3 pcnit-n,iary guard
Reynolds noted an appeal to tn.
Virginia Court OF Appeals. which
found no error In his trial by
Jury,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-11
THE GALL OF SHAKESPEARE
IS ANSWERED BY ACTORS
David Warfield. Miss Barrymore and Walter Hampden
All Anxious to Interpret Famous Characters
This Season in New York

NEW YORK, Sept Io-'rhc promis.
" more representations than usual
OF Shakespeare during the present
dramatic season NAV he attributed
10 the commenhahle desire ~ tn. ac-
tors for an opportunity to display
their art at It's hest. Few managers
are eager "a mount these plays
There s general distrust OF their
present power 10 interest the pub
lie. Probably since AuRus,in DAILY
there has heen no manager In New
YORK VIII" found pleasure in his re-
vivals az Shakespearc's plays for
their own sake.
Tho actors. however. are always
eager {" incaruaie the famous men
and women len tn. PLAYS or shake
sr"are. They are probably moro anx-
ious ." d" 80 nowadays than ever he
Tore. since 10y no other link may they
he connected with amy Of their great
predecessors. y" drama int"rvcnes
between them and the towering
giants Of the earlier days. II one on
cepts the few comedies OF Sheridan
md Goldsmith Who today among
the men acts Sir Giles overreach In
a New Way 70 ray O'd Debts?
MasSingrr's hero was popular few
generations ago. hut he is lost To
the stage. DR. BIRDS 'Iiladiator'' no
longer treads the boards OF any
theHter md laffIer in Venice rre-
served" has departed into the shades.
Even Parthenia no longer goes To
cleanse the cups, The proud Pauline
81 Lyons has been so long absent
from tho stage that her eventual re
turn seems dubious. There Is little
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-11
PETERSBURG TO HOLD
BIG PORCH CARNIVAL

rFTER SEtRG. VA sept, Io-The
Ladies Of Grace Episr"pai church
-re making hig preparations for the
porch carnival. which will H.. given
"n coriinE street next Thursda; and
Friday The ladies who will take
part IN 'hr selling md entertaining
WIN he a. follows: Mrs W w Tur-
"-r. Jr, Mrs. -. To,ty. Mrs \. /.
DAVIS. Mrs H. =. Leigh. Mrs Ma,
Roper. Mis- William Iimm.r. Ir..
Mrs. Richard Rousseau. Mrs Iuhn
Hc"t,. Miss l.izzi. Field Mrs T r
Parsons Mrs Lewis Pitcher Mrs
r. !. Robertson. Mrs. George Town
send. Mrs. Mnylan Field. Mrs Peter
'ovinEron. Mrs Easley Pace. Mrs.
William Geliman. Mrs. Joe North.
Mrs. Hon,as Wake, Mrs. Harry Rid
H.. Mrs Robert Rsmey. Mrs Wal
'"r Ruan. Mrs. r - Scott. Mrs
'larks"n. Miss May Claiborne. Miss
Mary hiri. Mrs Raymond Parsons
Mrs r. r. carter. Mrs charles
Heiuemann. MR.. Frommelt. Miss
Nita h"asiey. Miss Rosa jackson
Mrs. ReT Roserstock Mrs Leland
Young. Mrs. Ben kins.y. Mrs Nor
r., Evans Miss EVELYN Wrenn. Mrs
William I.igon. Mrs ! j. Jolly. Miss
Alice Newcomh, Mrs Milton R.inach
Mrs Sarnu". Mitchell. Mrs Gcorg.
carter. Mrs William j. Golden Miss
sally Mnnt. Mrs. itsrtletj Rop"r
Miss Margaret cole Mrs. Paul Roper.
Airs Phil Roper. Mrs. r:rnes, Jones
Mrs 'ii-n r-rkiuson Miss Jessie
Rel Young Miss Elizabeth Har-
grave. Miss Dorothy Wade. MISC Nir-
sinia 1al|rS AMI several others
The block on which The carnival
will be held will lie closed to trsf-
hc Thursday and Friday evenings
after o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-11

rroha hility that Constance will ever
snow again the delights ~ The Love
chase. This group Of mon and NO
men who were in an intermediate
gallery between contemporary studies
ana IN" portraits in the theatcr of
Shakespeare hav" ceased to have
NOR" than historical Importance.
There Is no reason To believe that
they Viii ever live again before the
eyes Of the public. A dramatic ge-
MUS powerful enough To awaken
them from their long slumher is in
conceivable in these days. More =
over, il * not certain that all nr
them would h." welcomed by the
present generation II they revisited
tho stage
With all thcs" intervening links
with greatness E"n. III" actor who
would plsc" himself In Tin" with tho
famous players "f the past must turn
=" Shakespeare. rr"hahly that would
in any Ease ho his preferences nv
acting in the Shakcspearean drama
he at once takes his place among tn e
mighty. Every tor with any Of tho
"ichttul ambition Of his profession
Nearns To interpret the famous char
arterS In these works a, some stage
Of mis- career. 1t NAV ne Romeo or
Shylock. hut /, is certain only this
ambition of the actor keeps the
Shakespearean theater alive. II Is
because Mr.. Warfield IL ambitious IN
act Shylock. Miss Barrymore to he
seen as Rosaiind aud Mr.. Hampden
To add Otheiio {" his repertoire that
50 much Of tho drama Of Shakespeare
~ 10 he presented this season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-11
WILL HEAR PETITIONS
ON NEW MARKET SITE
Council! Not Expected to Take
Any Action at Meeting
Tonight.

PETERSBuRG, VA. Sept. 10
Many petitions have been prepared
to he presented TO the members q.
tho Council tomorrow night. when
that body meets 20 consider tho To-
cation Of tho new market house
ono petition, !; Is said. contains over
1000 names OF persons opposing the
removal OF the building. while on
tho other hand. 1t has been stated.
other petitions urging it's removal
have been signed by hundreds of
persons and will be presented with
tho others. Several prominent local
men are scheduled to appear on be-
half OF both sides.
The new market question has been
the topic of conversations for the
last several months. at least since
tn" announcement several weeks ago
Icy tho Council that a new building
would he erected. which would cost
approximately 100000. including the
armory for tho local militia
II Is hardly probah lo that tho Coun-
ell viii make any decision tomor-
row night relative 20 the location OF
tho building, but will take the nu-
merous petitions undsr nslti Grafton
and render an opinion later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-11
STATES CONTRACTED HALF
OF DEBTS BEFORE WAR
One.Third of Remainder Was
Made Since Beginning
of 1920.
tny A.sociated rre.sl

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 Nearly one
half ~ ;he sI.7oi. 5"G ISL 81 outs,and-
ing state debts were contracted he.
for" ms country "ut"r"d the war
aud over third since tn. begin
ming al 1920. IL Was revealed tod., in
survey mad. public ry IN. RanS
~ America Since April s 1915. there
h"s been ISSUED p total of s5lS.oa7.iI%
ar the securities now outSiandiug Of
which 33st.saa.aa7 Yer. put out since
January !. 1872"
The Worid war w.g responsible
FOR 'l5a.2S1.122 "f tho outstanding
Indebtedness. or ~ pcr cent NJ tho
total This. ~ course, does not rop-
resent the cost Of tho war to tho
states nor even all the securities
issued FOR war purposes These
bonds represent 2S.6 per cont Of
the outstanding dehi Incurred since
IN" United states entered the war. ~
mis- sum. tn" payment ~ soldiers
bonuses ,sh"s NJ ali"y.,her $3.50.
h22.oHG, or I'll per cent Of the grand
Total dent and tho remainder iv tho
cost Of other welfar. work FOR yct
Grams and for memorials
The construction Of highways and
bridges il nv fa- tho leading single
rurpo~c for which tho outstanding
h"hts were incurred. over third ~
tn" total being contracted FOR this
purpos.
Waterways and harbor work concs
second In ,hc list. with total ~
S2lSSal.in The paternalistic OK
perin"nts ~ IN. agricultural states
are reflected ia the &.5.i5s.l3e total
CLASSIFIED az AGRICULTURAL aid" rep
rcscntinE AZ per cent OF tn. aggre-
gate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-11
NET REVENUE B. & O..
S32. l65.348 IN 1921
ma Nssnciated rrcs.l

NEW YORK. sept io.-Net revr-
nue from railway operations OF the
baltimore and ohio Railroad was
S3cl6i3iS In 1921. compared with
ia.54a.i35 in 1920. It was disclosed
IN the annual report OF the road
made public tonight. Under new
system 81 auditing. however. Tho
mot railway operating income" FOR
1927. as defined in the Transports
ton act of 1920, was S2l.S63, 546,
equivalent to "a? per cent on the
Investment in property impaired To
the transportation service
Total operating revenues In 1921
were SlaS.S22.3I2. as against SEAL
att.t13 he year before. or n de-
crease Of saa.322,o7l The decrease
was attributed Ia the decline In in
definite activity. which began in the
fall Of 1920. and continued through
1921. Total operating expenses in
1921 We're SiG6.ia7.02+ AZ compared
with S226.399.30T, or decrease OF
s59.9i2.2S3 This WAS accounted for
largely nv the reduction in wages
authorized by the United states
Railroad Labor Board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-11
JUDGE DECLARES SLOT
MACHINES ARE ILLEGAL

Special 20 Tn. Times Dispatch
DANNll.LE VA, Sept lO.-Judge
- Price Wlth-rs. after hearing
arguments rendered a deciaratory
opinion under the new Virginia law
holding fhat IN. operation OF auto
matte slot machines IL in violation
~ the state aniiGannhiing act. and
therefore illegal He issued an or
der To that effect in order to IA
,ilitate tho preparation NJ an APP
peal hy counsel representing rhe
owners ~ tn" machines OF which
several are In various parviiin
store. The dcf"ns. intends e. take
Tho case to the supreme Crur,. put
luS more or less veNed question
before that tribunal for an opinion
on" ~ tn" machines vas brought
into court and operated for tn"
benefit az III" Judge.
\ strong array of counsel pleaded
The case Of tn. owners ~ the de-
vices. tn. number Including r. y
Buford. ~ l.awr"nCevillc. president
% the Virginia Ra- Association.
kennon Wh!ttle, OF Marttn.ville. and
Hugh Williams. also acted for tn.
defense. Comm on w.al,h's Attorney
]. w Carter representing tn. state.
few DAYS ago Mayor Harry
WoodinR, In Police Court. held that
the slot machines were illegal and
outlav@d them. They ar. not beins
operated here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-11
CHURCH
CONDITION GRATIFYING
Splendid Progress Shown il,
Calvary Bapiis,'s An.
nual Report.


PETERSBURG. VA. Sept io.-At
the annual business meeting o| tho
calvary pau,i,, ,,,,, ,,, ~,
""N evening II was announced
that the church closes the year and
begins a new fiscal wear wi,houi a
,.oci, An ramon. ,
'""''" nm" SUNDAY S'ho"l In spiNn-
ala condition. During the past six
months ;he sunday school has ra,s.d
AND ,-oo
'"''"-
'"I '"""'
Tn" following officers were elected
at the meeting r,r Tho .rsuir,
r,., - =,
- SUPER
'"''"'"ht OF envelopes. Mrs. q. g.
Lewis. clerk. Fred Pitcher: treasurer
stanton Pitcher tro,sur.r =, hh
,,.,, , =.
'""" w. ~ Lewis hhahce
committee" i IT, Gresham. g. -. Lew
Vs. rren Moore, Miss Daisy Smith.
Mrs IT, R"yie; house committee.
FT"h Moore. w, 7. Regis: ptanists,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-11
BLOODHOUNDS RUNDOWN
SIX ALLEGED THIEVES
Cape Charles Store Entered
and $500 in Merchan.
disc Stolen.
DOGS GO TO NEGno's HOUSE
srnrch OF Home uncOv~rr whisky.
Large Portion of MisAnR Goods
md some stun Taken From McItn
ShOp,
Especial to The Timcs-Dispa,ch. !

Specia to The Times Dispatch
PAINTER. VA. Sept. Io.-As the
result ~ the quick arrival Of
Branches bioodhounds from Norfolk
six negroes are In Jail charged with
housebreakinE. thievrry and having
whisky In their possession.
Early in the morning Mrs ~. w.
Elliott heard the breaking az glass
in tn. etorc OF Turner Jones e. 60 +.
which is located near her home and
on going TO tn" window she saw tho
thieves leavirg the store building
with arms fuii Of various merchan-
disc. Mrs. Elliott gave tho alarm.
and on investigating II va. found
tn" from, plat. glass window was
broken out large enough for the
thieves to gain entrance. and that
mons clothing. ladies' dre,ses shoe :
and mats. estimated ~ around 1900.
we're missing ON reporting the mat
ter 10 the authorities IL MAS decided
I" &c, Branch and his bloodhounds
from Norfolk.
ON arrival ~ Fainter tho blood :
hounds immediately struck the tran.
going north M the railroad tracks
and within ten minutes reached a
house. gong 20 Pc,nr Jonc.. who
gave mis- nom. a. Emporium. Va.
and 5ayins In his face Jones to-
g.ther with hv- other negroes In the
fouse. and giving their names az
James Smith. Mathew Roberts Frank
Green. George rag and James Davis.
With addresses az Newport Nnws. Va.
we're plac"d unh"r arrest
Tho house Vas searched and tho
iolic" say they found about tw" g-l-
l"ns ~ whisky i largo portion az the
stolen merchandise. as we'll a. sew
cral articles that war. stolen from
RoRTs e. Rogers store Al Melfa. Va.
last Monday night.
Belle Raven railroad station was
lr"k"r into last nigh, also. but With
out anything b"ing stolen The no.
lir" h"ii"v" IN" SiN u-=r".s caught
"or~ tho guilty parties az this at :
i"nptod robbery. All six are being
held FOR Ia" grand jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-11
CHILDREN ON CAR LINE.
GO TO HOPEWElL SCHOOL
Superintendent Ioke Closes
Rosewood School-Petcrs-
burg Opens Tomorrow.

HoFEWEIL, VA. sept 10 super
int"nd"n, r. *. Hokc. ~ H"peun,I
and city Point schools announced
yesterday tina, tho Rosewood school
had been closed. which will nccexsi-
tate all children living between
Hop.woil aud Petersburg. ON the car
Zinc. 20 como here 10 .chooI. Ho also
stated tina, tho city Pom, and p
NiliaE. schools aouId ,aa, the pn-
pills In their respective commuri,i..
In the frs, SIX grades
The local school. Will open Tues-
dan. and this rnar's attendance Is far
In excess Of 1890 or 1921 ty al least
1000.
BY special arrangement, with M.
electric rail"av company p special
car will operate for school children
Who Ilv" beyond the ,w"-rnile liml;
at k~nwood This car viii leave
ir'"rshurI ~ i.i5 and arrive In
Hrpew"n AZ 20. which uill civ. the
pnpUs plenty nf time In which to
reach their .chn"ls hy o'cInck.
MIR. H"ke announced that all
sch""I hooks w"uiG u. sold 10 The
children the sch""l a, contract
price The teachers for tn. local
>oh""ls viii h" foll"~s hiPh
school " \ Scari,r"ugh. priuciIa q
r. & Shrdd. T. r Thw-s't. Ir.. Mrs
Nara Nur>nu. Miss Allen Rutherford.
Miss Lillian Rur"h. Miss Leila Par
sons. Mis- Marion Thomas. Mrs. MAY
ii"rl-y IL" NiilaI" Miss Frances
hr"dhus. PRINCIPAL Miss Mab"i COM
stock. Miss Esther oliver. Miss Louis"
Williams. Mss Maymi" Thn"att. Miss
Hirdi. Warren Miss Nar."nlc Moo
shy. Mrs. g. y Rla"kmau. Miss Mabel
Nehletr. Miss MARY Su. Rurrow. Miss
Ma rion Olp"rs. Miss Ruin W.hh. Miss
t.lizshe'h Wimhish. Mrs. x Garland
Parker. Miss Virginia Reisch~s. city
Point school. Miss Edith N"hl.ti-
principal Miss Wnlis Powell. Mrs
y. :. rhllIin. MIs. tmilN .Iamas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-11
HILL. CITY COLLEGES
ARE O\ERCROWDED

Especial to 'rha fines - spa,ch.I
i.YN'HRtE Va. Sept 10
i.oc.! institutions ~ learning viii
ne crowded uhcu they open their
doors FOR students FOR Ia. i.22.l.23
session. the first ~ which wil open
Tuesday. When lyn"hburg College
VIII begin WORK. with a student body
that Hill tax he institutions ca
pacity, the largest In hi<t"r! lt'is
prubSt,e that some students will
have Ia md puagtera IN the campus.
Virginia Episcopal School .ill b.
f,led I" capacity without including
day students
Randolph Macon Woman's college
which opens September 81. has a
large waiting list and registra-
'ion ~ nearly ZOO students. IN.
largest on record The college al
ready has registration for 1921
1924 10 TAX the capacity Of the pres
ort equipment. with large waiting
list despite this session begins A
year hence.
Sweet Rriar College has ST. stu
dents registered and a waiting lis,
OF hfty. although work does not be-
gin until September 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-11
PETERSBURG G.. O. p.
ELECTS DELEGATES

PETERSBURG, VA. Sept. 1o.-Io-
cal Republicans met last night in
the rooms Of the Chamber Of Com
m"rce and elected the following dele
gates I" the state convention which
VII be held in Roanoke on Septem-
her is: Herbert Rogers. j. Y. Branch.
e.. A. Hopkins. j. NJ Newcomb and
Harwood r. Hall. The delegates
Will leave here next Sunday night
and return probably Tuesday morn
lnF The convention will he held
for the purpose OF nominating Son.
ator.
Herbert Rogers, Republican candi-
date Tor congress from this district
mas opened headquarters In the Cohen
Building. Franklin and Sycamore
streets. and Is conducting an In
tensive campaign. He is we'll known
here, where he is associated with
the trunk manufacturing business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-11
LARGE MOCCASIN
is KILLED in HOME

Especial Ia The Times Dispatch.
WINCHESTER. VA, Sept Io.-A
large spread-head moccasin snake
was killed Yesterday at the hom. Of
Silas Grim. near Refuge. Va. after
an exciting encounter Mrs Grim
and her 2year-oid child ware about
to go to ne'ghbor's house for the
afternoon. when she saw the snake
coiling In a corner of the dining
room. Grabbing up her baby. Mrs
Grim ran out. placed the child In a
porch swing and seized a hoe. She
struck at the snake. hut missed, and
then jumped Into an automobilr and
sped to the home OF T. A. Steele.
who came 10 her aid Steele
searched the house for some time
ana finally located II in Il clothes
closet. ~h-r" he hacked II to pieces
with the hoe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-11
NEW NORTHUMBERLAND
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS

Special 10 The Times -Dispatchl
HEA THSViI.LE, VA. Sept TO-
The new Northlumberland County
School Board met here recently and
organized. Under the new law the
old district school boards are
eliminated. and one school trustee
from eRrh magNterial district in
the county form what is known az
th- county school board. This new
board - made up OF f.. j. Marsh. OF
Miskinon. r. F. Anvil. OF Reed
VIZ; H. H. Rocker. OF Lottsburg:
.. NJ. Wha!ey. OF Reno.
At the meeting. r.. j. Marsh was
elected chairman. and Miss A. Lii
.Ian Anderson. 81 iisathsville. clerk
az the board The salary or IN.
clerk was fixed by the board at 500
her month. The trustees receive So
per each meeting. and the Law pro-
vides they shall mol meet more than
twenty times a wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-11
Cln,. or 100 Initiated.

LTNCHBtRG. VA. Sept. io.-The
HICKMAN Grotto OF the Mystic
order. Yelled Prophets OF the En-.
chanted Realm, was Instituted here
saturday night, the rere monies be-
ing directed hy Edward g. Pelouze
grand monarch. of Richmond. OFF,
GERS installed were: monarch, John
T. Harvey; chief scribe. T.. NJ Blair
secretary, T. G. Jones. and treasurer.
Guy l.. Wingheld. 4 class OF 100
was initiated and number OF ap-
plications were received.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-11
TWO TYPHOID CASES
IN LYNCHBURG In JULY

Special 10 The Times DiE,aich.l
l.NNtliBtRi. VA. Sep; u" ONLY
TWO cases OF tyrh"id fever have hecI
reported her- during the past month
and, according TO the public vel
fare departments Investigations "u.
NJ these zane here from Dsnvill.
and the other from Amherst County.
Thus far this year there have been
light cases In the city. all but one
~ which have been traced 10 causes
outside the city. The other cannot
~ accounted FOR nv Health officer
br MoShy g. rcrrow The death
rate for the city for August. in
Guiding nonresidcnts at hospitals
was . in loo. The department also
reports that l.vnchhnrg has had less
files In August than ever before In
The history Of the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-11
AMBULANCE CLUB
WILL MEET TUESDAY
VIII Perfect Plans for tnnunI Hmm
qurt q" H~ Held Here In
NUSrribrr.


An executive cDmmitt-s Meeting
~ the Three hundred and Ninetssnth
Nmhulanc" club NH be h-ld AT the
home Of Wilson M Brown. 3.3l Fifth
Avenue. Highland Park on Tuesday
evening At $40 o'clock. and the fol-
lowing executive officers ar. re-
Guested 10 Ia present: Frank r Rem.
ME. Henry \. Taylor. X NJ stone.
Walter l.. Hopkins. Maurice D. Dick
inson. Frank -. Christian. John y
Buck. Cary n. Winsfeld Norman G.
bingham. Other members Of the
club viii he welcome
Al this meeting program will he
arranged for tn. annual banquet
which VIII he held Rt one Of tho
local hotels on Friday. Novemher 10
1921. The Three hundred and Nine
teenth Ambulance Club was organ
lied laHt October by few Rioh-
mond boys who served with tho
Three Hundred and Nineteenth Am
hulance Company Of the Ei9htieth
Division at Camp Lee and overseas.
All membsrs Of the former ambu
lance company. whether member. OF
the club or not. are welcome to
these hanqueta