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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
100000 MINERS Walk OUT
CRAWFORD is
ACQUITTED OF
BEATING CHARGE
DIAL LAS POLICEMAN DE.
cLARED NOT GUILTY OF
WHIPPING RoTHBLUM.
~ Associated Press

liy Associated frcHs
DALLAS. s,a.yh 5l.--J J Crawford,
i.rm-r policeman was acquitted late
1y be- iry IN the criminal district
court "f charge II aggravated as.
'nuh Ia connection with recent flogging
60 'hillip Iathhlum.
The Jsry deli Grated ~ minutes. one
lall't was taken
District Attorney Maury Hughes.
who conducic,i the prosecution of craw.
lord. said tonight that The complaint
charging the former polireman with
fails" imprisonment will be dismissed.
" he is not guilty NJ one offensc he
surely IN not guil,v of the other" Mr.
Hughes said, and sinrc the jury has
sruken. ! am willing tu bc guided by
IL decision"
Announcement was made from the ~.
he of Chief Ui Police Elmo strait that
Crawford viii be rcinstaicd un the no.
lice force. from which h. was suspend.
80 following the filing of charges
against him.
Chief Strait reiterated his expressed
relief that no member of his depart.
nlent was connected with the whipping
4 Rothblum.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
TRIED TO SHAKE TEX
FOR COIN, IS CHARGE

Ry AssocIatcd Frrss
NEW YORK. March 81 "A charge
that agents for the Childrcn's Society
s"ight 90 shake down" Tex Richard
for $50 oc0 before his recent trial and
acauittai on complaint of assaulting a
is.ycaIsold girl. and a coun,er-charsc
that the affair was connected To ere
ate bad atmospheer for the accused
promoter during his trial. were report
-l ioaay. as involved In the suspcn'
sion Of two agents of the society.
iac report was issued by Assistant
District Attorney pccora. who prose
cIted Rickard. lie said the suspension
cf the two agents had been announced
To him D.. General Manager Coulter OF
the society
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01

PROVIDENCE. Il. l.. March 3l.-Thc
Kostcuman brothers are idea'clnscrs.
See an idea running around loose aud
spear Il. Then cash In ou a. Get rioh'
cr while othcrs get poorcr--thats ihei'
system.
simple az buying hoo,ch," SAYS
Charles Kcsienman. one ui the forr
brothers Its always tn opnn season
for ideas. And the woods are full ot
them: likewise the pavcments. All youi
do IN pick out your little idea. hit Il on
the head. skin Il on the snot and s'll
4, Tor thousand or a million"
one Of the kestcnmans saw Prov
idcncc girl wearing bit of paper with
a glad hand sketchcd on Il.
Tie hit It on the hcad-not the girl.
hut the idcJ'
Watch Il evolve Pretty Eirl. Flap
per Dancer Glad hand. Shfiy feet.
Shifiy. cr. shifty. cr-hurrah. "Shifter''
Smnri word. Shif,cr needs partner.
MISREPRESENTATION, There u L.,
"Shificrs-creanizc"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
SOUTH AMERICA STATES
SHOW BUSINESS GAINS
Nv sssc-'-,r,' r-~-s

nv sssc~ir,~.' r-r~~
WASHINGTON. March n. IN.
creased demand for export commodities
IN Argentina has bcen responsible for
its continued economic situation. In
the "rieh, direction" and has hcen
noted In Brazil. while there has been
Improvement In business conditions In
Chi,i. although little change IN the
economic situation In Peru or Mexico
according 10 adviccs TO the Department
Of Commerce from agents In those
countries made public today.
Argcntina's exports have increased
generally and there has been notable
increase In imports from the United
states. Commercial Attache Fcciy re
ported.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
SINCLAIR TO ERECT rs
10000 BARREL TANKS

" NHNIH I1TfI IT.
CHICAGO. March 3i.--The Chicago
Bridge and Iron Works today an
nounc,d that II had contracted io halld
Tor the Sinclair Crude OIL Purchasing
Company twenty-five S0.oeO nrrcl oil
storage tanks for erection NJ Mexla.
Texas liumholt. Kan. Hcaid,on. Okla.
and Gushing. okla. The contract viii
require 800 tons of steel plato.
This order makes total Of one hun.
drcd and five $4,000 harrel tanks bc.
ing built for the Sinclair Crudce OIL
Purchasing Company. Or a total Of s.
500. .ooo barrels ~ storage. equivalent
to sse.ooe 600 gallons Each tank -
lls feet ln diameter and ~ feet high
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
Fire ai iIsynesville.

HAYNESVil.i.E. March ai.--A fire
which had made grca, Roadway before
G.scovecrd. to'iay destroyed the ware.
house belonging TO the Ilayncsvillc
Mercantile Company and mos, of the
$50 halcs of cotton Il contained. The
T. = IN estimated AT $50 ooo. on whsch
ihce was $4,000 Insurance. I, IL cs.
tlmatcd tha, about 90 per cen, Of the
cotton II posshl. of salvage.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
LATEST TEXAS
NEWS STORIES
IN BRIEF FORM

dy Associated Prsss
AUSTIN. March 3l.---Ferdlnand 'fni.
o.. reprcsentaiiv. of President obrcgon
of Mexico. conferred with Governw
Setf to-day about alleged cpnsplracies
o1 the T.xas eide of the Mexican hor.
der agains, the obrrgoh government.
He charged that plotting against Prcs'
idcn, obregon II taking place along the
Texas border. aud requested Governor
Neff's aid In supprcssing H. Governor
N'tf promised him all assistance pos.
slhle in quelline any consplracics, and
10 bring about arrcs, II the conspira.
tors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
MINER IS SHOT WHILE :
ON WAY TO HIS WORK

BLOOMSBURY. Pa. March a.
Anthony vsgnine. said by the potce
20 he non.union miner. was shet frem
ambush today on his way 10 work IN
the mine OF Beaver Valley Coal Con.
pany. In Scotch Valley. eight mAles
from here. Physicians said his wound
proUbly would prove fatal.
Union men st the mine struck Two
days ago after controversy over ~
discharge Of a blacksmith. Some non.
union rien remained at work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
GRAN0E RIVER FLOODS
VALUABLE FARM LAND

MrsKoGEE. Okla. March 3i-Th"
Grande River Il 10 feet above normal
nj Fort Gibson. u was reported here
tonight. The river has ovcrflowcd hun.
drcds of acres of valuable farm iand.
The Fort Gibson bottom is the most
productive potato land IN The state ani
the hmagc VIII amount Ia thousands
of dollars, II Ii said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
LITTLE ALARnls' I
FELT over coal
FAMINE or PRICE
SUPPLY ON HAND WILL
LAST 81 DAYS ExPERfD''
FIGURES llsDlcA7H. ~;
ny Associated Pr~s

W Associated frere
WASHINGTON. March ai.--Cou.
'lnred that every reasonable effort has
cen mndc to prevent national csnl
trlkc IN anthracite and bisuminous
Mines tomorrow. hut believing that a.
though these efforts have been without
rsii existing conditions and surplus
coal assure price protection and cur.
Ell pplN rr the general public, Of.
fetal Washington set back tonight 20
""N the event with considerable calm.
ness. a
la a final white House discussion, n
vas said that the government's long
reguiiation with the iarties 10 the con-
lr"versy aud the study Of them had
uavinced u In that Immediate legal
tops should be taken.
President Harding was urged during
he day by a delegation presenting the
rInies,ant Federal Welfare Council Of
'huf,hcs of Christ and the National
ratholic Welfare Council to make fur
ther attempt TO get operators and min.
~ together and To set up commis-
zion To adjust their differences. AZ tho
bite lilo lse. however. II was said
tCuNTi NifED ON FACE TWOo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
Negroes scared.

CORPUS CHRISTI. March si.--Iast
night when two Mexican hoys attempt.
cd io escape jail hsre several negroes
were used by the "ffic,r. guards To
sc- that the boys did not make their
way cut ~ the building.
District Judge Walter Timon. who
sleeps IN the court building. upon hear.
ins the noise rushed into the corridor
~ the building wearing nothing bu, a
sui, ~ white raiamas and carrying a
six shooter In his hand. The negro
guarding his door rushed into the street
and came near creating a panic among
the other negroes by yelling the Ku
kluxers are cumiag"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
Chanrc Of Nrnus nrdrrrd

EELTON. TeXas March 81 n
.iangc ~ venue to williamson County
WAS ord,rri ln the rcttsl 81 John
iewellcn chug"'i with the killing of
iohn luru,eo IN Temple m 1899. IN
iautiou % ludgc Blair ot nell county
District cont today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
Charles Grows Worse.

FrNCHAI.. MADEIRA. March al.-The
condition of former Emperor Charles
oi Austria Hungary. who II suffering
irmn pneumonia. today took a turn Tor
the worse.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
Girl II Killed.

w FN|'ITIHIFE FFTH
BELFAST. March 3i.-A bomh
thrown tonight "a, the home of hborer
named Donncily, killed Donelly's three.
year-old son. critically wounded n l2'
year old son and also injured daugh
ter II years old and Donelly himself.
Special Constable Hall. who VAS shot
Thursday. died IN the hospital today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
Pit Out Badgcs.
700 FRENCH SOLDIERS
KILLED IN MOROCCO

Ry Associated irss
LONDON, March 3i.--Seven hun
drcd men belonging to two French
columns have been killed or wound
"a IN surprise by irlhcSmcn In the
Moulouya Valley e French Morroc'
co. according To- displich to the
London Times from HuclVa. Spain.
dated Thursday. quoting private AL
vanccs received from the ~ Araish,
Moroeco. wireless station
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
SENATE ADJ0URNS so
MEMBERS MAY REST

WASHINGTON. March a. The
Senate adjourned tonight until Monday
at the request Of members who have
been confined closely Tor several weeks
during the considerations Of the arms
conference treaties.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
Court Term Extended.

AUSTIN. March al--The present
term ~ the Travis County criminal dis
iric, court was extended today until
April 20 by order Of Judge J. r. Ham.
iitun of that court The grand jury
announced that !, would recess until
Aprii TO-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
NEFF REFUSES
TO CONFIRM OR
DENY REPORTS
GOVERNOR GIVES NO salts.
FACTION IN QUIZ ON
SPECIAL SESSION.


ny Associated Prsss
AJSTlN. March si.--The inforna
tlon obtained Yesterday that state ran.
gers and special agents are invcstigai
nr the rvceni rlrgginEs IN Dallas un
der the dlrcttlon of Governor Ncff. was
neither confirmc dnut drni-,l by the
goVeFnur Neither did he runnrm n0i
fcnt the report Il Il special session Of
the Legislature soon o. pass measures
gainsi similar occurrences ana the
operation ~ secret organizations puI
porting 60 cnforco the law.
The governor WIS asked both pucs
a,,NT,Ni-rp OK PACE rwm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
TURKS ACCEPT OFFER
OF ALLIES MEDIATION


t'pNSTANTiNoriE. March 2i-
Tn. Turkish guf crnmrni ~ CONSTANT.
ncri, has accented she suggestions
Transmitted last week ~ the allied
ior.irn ministers. luk.ag toward poarr
D. tween the Crctks and Turkish VA
i'onansts in Asin Miner Tho Cunstan.
iirotic roycr~meut. however. makes
scrtain reservations Nlth rcspect to
thcir race.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
HOUSE PASSES BILL
F0H VETS HOSPITALS
Ey Asscria,ol rr~s

WASHINGTON March sl-An APP
prop .a;.o1 of 81, ,.una oeO. tn be- gscl in
pruviding add,iuuai hospital facilities
for war vricrinH would o. authorized
IN ill iu-ci h,, iuhy hy tho
iionsc withuut rrc"rl vote.
The m,asgic now 500 lo the sen
ale.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01

stir.
The flnppers flonlcd into Il. Heads
of churches and sshpuls condemned ~.
Parents rallied against u. Bnt The
"Shiftcrs'' gftw in Providence, Boston.
New York. throughout the east, until
ho police intcrsercd
And the kcsienmana could hardly
make fast enough. These hrougi~ from
cents 10 - cents. according 10 where
vou bought them.
The secret - the "Shlf,ers' success
may hc iuund In the rules and bylaws,
ln.tlition Promises.
Every "Shiflcr" promises on initia'
tinn 90 he n good fellow The 1msswnrsi
Is. Il have paid my checks. The hand.
shake Is done by pressing the palms to.
gelher without gripping. and saying,
"Bc a Eccd fellow get something for
nothing
The "Shlftcrs" save their own line of
talk. \ mnlc "Shif,er" meets girl
"Shiftci' aud asks. each OF check -
II shr answers Cash" he kisses her
then: Check. later But II she doesn't
like his looks. she says. Banks closed y
and he must respect her answer.
Awful" rage the moallsts.
"soft stuff. laugh the kcstcnmans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
IRISH army
IS ORDERED
TO MOBILIZE
paper TOLD

LONDON. March 3i.--A dispatch "a
the Daily Mail from Belfast says the
republican committee has ordered a So
cret mobilization of the republican Sec
tim of the Irish republican army for
SUNDAY. possibly with the intention of
violent action.
The dispatch adds that the provis'
ional government has issued n warning
tn the men.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
Seize Exlhasiyes.

ny Associated rrrs
LONDON. March 5i.-Raidcrs to,lny
seized the cargo of explosives. chiefly
gelignlte. aboard an admiralty shin off
the Irish coast and slowed II safely In
some unknown place. according to dis
patch "a the London Times from Cork.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
Results Tell

superior want al results from
the Classified Section of the A'na'
fillo Daily News brought To- !, an IN
cruising number of pairons during
March ~ that It's lead for the mcnih
n noliceablc.
The Daily News leadership rs In
crcasing all the time IN the ran
handle. People are rcading the News
a. never before. That means great
'r results for the advertisers.
n you have anything to ioll the
public. you'll want tn III u iom"r'
row In the great sundays News.
The Daily News
always m The i.rad'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01

THE "sshiiicr" smile l. cniiclne; the
"shif;er" dincc i smuggling: the shift.
rr" method l. cu,illlng; the "shifter"
hanisiial.e l. feeling aud ilse .:'slsiitsr
pin ,ncans everything.
nnnt say you don't gei a. Tho kcs.
ienmans are In the business q making
emblcms for lclecs and 50 on New
organization needs cmhlcms. New
you're ON.
Pct Out badges.
Soon the kcstsnmans were putting
out "shiftcr' badges under the name
of th. Official Shifirrs Emblem Co.
Then the rules and by.llws appeared.
The organization grew faster than the
ku KluN Khan. Aud created n bigger
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CONTINUED oN PAGE rwo'
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CONTINUED ON FACE rw0
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-03
STILL RAINING

Later. we wore in much better hum
or and 80 went out to see what could
be done with the car. It was in fair
condition. 1t was about 4 A. III. Thurs
day morning when I awoke to hear the
patter OF the rain on the roof
and visions OF that red.clay road
arose before me. I had to leave rain
or no rain. I had expected to leave ut
daylight, but 1t was after Q A. M. be-.
fore l wendell my way In the direction
or PAGES, after telling Mr.. and Mrs :.
Betts that If we could not get across
the Dan River Mt PAGES, we would
come back. We arrived at the station
In down-pour Of rain. The steam gu
tomato was giving some trouble but
Robinson got it to work. Then We
went over the low-grounds with those
awful ruts, which threatened every
minute TO stall the car.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-03
EDITOR MITCHELL.
Continued from First Page

three hundred yards away. Just as We
started, we had blowout and the
spare tire was called into service. We
were on the road now and just before
we got to the Belts store Mr.. A. 3.
Belts appeared. We were then in tho
midst Of red clay road and after skill
full handling we were soon at the front
yard Of the Belts residence. Tho
ladies went into the house. while Mrs.
Belts prepared luncheon. They had no,
received my telegram from Martins.
Vile, but they were expecting us. The
car was covered over and soon the rain
came down in torrents. I then decided
to go no further that day, but to rest
up until the next morning and to take
the best of n most uncomfortable stu
alton.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-03
FIVE WOUNDED IN SHOOTING.
AFFRAY ON SEVENTEENTH
STREET.

Five persons were wounded, one OF
shooting ARRAY Mt Seventeenth ana
Fairfield Streets shortly after ~
o'clock last night.
T.. J. Hill, 81 years old grocer, was
removed to the Memorial Hospital.
where Ire Is under treatment for frac
tured skull. At an early hour this
morning physicians had not determin.
cd the extent Of his injuries.
Pedestrians heard the sound of fir.
ing, and Lieutenant Camp0donico. Ser
goant Goldsby and Policeman Clark
and J w. King OF First Station, an.
swercd an emergency call.
Two men, who said they were w. 7.
Jones Of 142S Mosby Street, and II. A.
Trimmer, 1414 Rogers Street are held
without bail on charges Of promiscu..
GUS shooting. They will have a hearing
in Police Court this morning.
Ambulance physicians treated Sam
Schunick, grocer of Seventeenth and
Fairfield Streets and three colored
men, who gave addresses in Fulton,
for shotgun wounds. at the scene. None
Of them were serious.
According to police. the trouble
started when Hill was struck on the
head by brick ut the intersection of
the thoroughfares.
Witness say Hill ran to his home told
Jones and Mosby what had occurred
and that the three men returned to the
scene. Later, they said the shooting
started.
ofn no fo~ 1n ~
who is thought to have injured Hill
(TimesDispatch. May 20, 1929
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-03
DIVINE HEALING.

l found out from Miss Morris that
she and her family were believers IN
divine healing. She told of remark
able cure effected by this method on
her sister who was living witness
to the success Of this teaching.
Her mother was an invalid,
but without Il physician, bclicy7
ing only in tire efficacy of prayer in
such cases. We were assigned to rooms
nj the dormitory and rested we'll. 1t
was five o'clock when I awoke and pre-
pared for a continuation Of the trip 10
Richmond. Breakfast was ready ut q
o clock. By that time, had the steam
up and was waiting for Robinson TO
finish his toilet. roamed around this
vast estate. which had been college
edifice for white students for more
than half century.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-03
DIXIE NURSES RECEIVE THEIR
DIPLOMAS.

Hampton, Va, May-Frank w. Oar
ling Of Hampton, on behalf Of the
board or directors Of the Hampton
Training School and Dixie Hospital, re
Gently presented diplomas to eleven
nurses in the 1922 class. Comilla l..
Spady, Cape Charles, Va; Faulkner N.
Robinson Sergeant at arms.) Newport
News, Va; Lavinia r. Griggs (Presi-
dent,) Norfolk, Va; Evelyn S. Cham.
hers, Washington, d. G., Anna l.. La
Grooma (Vice president,) Greenwood.
5. c.; Rebecca r. Addison Norfolk, Va.
Frederica r. Gregory (Secrctary)
Gloucester; Emily G. Adams (Treasur
err Richmond. Va; Esther Baynlram
Beasley, Va; Lola L. Presley, Phoc
bus, Va, and Irene L. Garnos, Norfolk
Va; The class motto was: "Not for self
but for others we Struggle"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-03
COLORED MAN MURDERED.

Waco. Texas. May 27.-Excitement
and disorder incident to the KILN:
ind burning of Jesse Thomas, 23 year
old colOrad youth, virtually had ceased
early today. but local officers, reinforc
ed by detachment Of Texas rangers.
still stood guard over the McLenan
county jail to protect five colored men
under sentence for murder. A mob sur
rounded the structure all night, but
had dwindled considerably early today.
Sam Harris, father Of Mrs. Margaret
Hays, 26, fired seven bullets into Thorn
as late yesterday when the young man
was taken before Mrs. Hays and sho
identified him as the man who had
killed w. Harrell Bolton, 25, her escort
and criminally attacked her.
County officials said they did not
think any charge would be filed
against Mr.. Harris who was congratu.
lated by friends and neighbors.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-03
NOT SLOW BUT FAST

me car was not drunk, but the occu
pants appeared to he. The engine was
IN fine condition and did good service
IN spite of rough usage. We passed
mem. We came to bridge. Over it
the stream had risen to the depth of
ABOUT six inches. Robinson was per
picked. He stopped the car and got
out and with stick in hand weded
out on the bridge, feeling his way. I
suggested that he go slow and try It
out. " Oh, moi" said he, "I am going
fast 1Ic shot across the place to the
other side. On steep ascent, one Of
the non-skid chains came off and was
dragging, being held by the stretch.
ars
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-03
BAD MUD-HOLE.

We made the trim and Robinson kept
IN the middle Of the road. On the 9th
or side, we met a colored farmer, WHO
tod us that he thought We could get
through. The high hill just ahead was
little slick, but after that everything
would be all right. He showed us a mud
mole Just ahead and warned us to go
through the water at that point rs to
avoid 1t would land us in q hole as
deep as mans waist. He told us OF
the experience of n white traveller,
who disregarded his warning and ran
Els car in there. 1t took half day TO
get him out. We went on and we
round the steep hill to which he rcrerr
ed. We had no trouble with the Stan.
ley. The chains held and soon we were
OH the gray soil road again.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-03
MONEY LOANED
ON REAL ESTATE
APPLY TO r
Mechanics SAVINGS
Bank
JOHN MITCHELL, JR., PRESIDENT

VIRG1NIA-In Hastings Court. Part
II, Of the City Of Richmond, May
5th, 1922.
FANNIE r. BROWN. Plaintiff
VS..
ELIJAH BROWN .Defendont
The object Of this suit is to obtain
divorce from the bonds Of matri.
mony from the defendant by the
plaintif on the grounds Of desertion
or abandonment, and an affidavit
having been made and filed that the
defendant IS not a resident of the
state or Virginia, 1T is ordered that
he do appear here within ten (1O)
days after due publication Of this
order and do what may be necessary
to protect his interest in this suit.
"a Copy-Teste:
w. p. DU VAL, Clerk.
j. Thomas Hewin, p. q.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-03
200 X. X. X. PARADE IN HIGH
POINT. MO.

High Point, N. c.. May 26.--While a
street dance was in progress here last
night rs an entertainment feature in
connection with the spring ceremonial
of Oasis Temple, Mobiles Of the Mystic
Shrine, in session here yesterday, 200
men, wearing the garb of the X. X. X.
marched quietly through the space set
apart for the dance. The orchestra
struck up a lively march, and the
masked figures passed on down the
street and disappeared. With the ex-
ception Of turning out lights here and
there no disturbance, was reported.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-06-03
AT SOUTH BOSTON.

Then we arrived at South Boston. 7
was worried. The worse part OF the
roadway was between South Boston
and Clarksville. We went to the resi-.
dence of Mrs. Lucretia Crawley, where
the ladies rested while Mr.. II. C.
white secured luncheon Mt a residence
and sent 1t there, much to the disgust
or Mrs. Crawley who said that she
could have had dinner ready for the
party In little or no time. But we did
not Know this. We made ourselves ut
nome Robinson took the car to the
garage. where he worked on It for
more than an hour. In the meantime
the rain came down in torrents. 7 cali
ed up long distance mt Richmond and
talRcd with r. G. Mitchell telling OF
our predicament. He reported nil vol,
ana the Planet ready to 60 to press
and I felt relieved.