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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
KIWANIS BACKS
UP SCHOOL EXTENSION MOVE
Endorses School Boards Recommendation That $780,
600 Be Appropriated for Adding to City's Educa-
tional Facilities This Year to Reduce Congestion

PETERSBUEG, VA. Feb. al.-Go-
ing on record as favorinI the appro-
priation OF 100000 for the better
ment Of schools in the city, as recon-
mcnded by the school board to tho
CRY Council, the Petersburg Kiwanis
Club. passed n resolution this after
noon ut meeting held at the Pc
'"rshurE Hotel. backing the move
ment. The motion was put before
the body and passed without "a
single opposing vote.
few days ago tho school board.
through Hatcher $. Seward. an
nounced that II would make recon-
mcndationS To the Council for the
appropriation of 100000 for the
building OF an additional school
building for the white children. to
cost in the neIghborhood of $4,000.
and one for the colored children. to
cost approximately $4,000. The XII
wants Club today backed up the rec
concentration.
The members OF the club were the
guests Of Kiwanian Gordon c. Nor
gan. manager of the Hotel Peters
burg. The meeting lasted one hour
and was presided over by President
John L. Jolly. y delightful luncheon
was served by the hotel and kiwau-
ian James y. Mckcnncy lead the
singing for the members.
Short talks were made by several
OF the members. among them Louis
Levitt, K. Boiling Wilcox, Moses
Lavenstcin. W. II. James. Russell Per-
kinson and Il. j. Francis.
Several committees we're appoint
ed and announced by Secretary Fred
Is. Cole and several important bnsi-
ness matters were taken up and dis
cussed by, the club.
The following committees were APP
pointed this afternoon:
rrogram-Eichard II. Mann, Robert
j. Francis, David y. Lyon. Jr., Edwin
+. Clements and Garland Barksd+lc.
Educa Harvey Jones.
Wilson l.. Cole. Or. William r.. Ne
llwainc. Bernard &. Syme ana Z.
Stanley Terric.
Financc-Paui Roper. Herbert J.
Tucker ana &. Il. Seward
Public A:fais--N Marshall Craig.
l.. B. Dutrow, Charles T.. Pollard.
Louis Levitt and Herbert J. Tucker.
publicity-E H. j. Whitmore. j.
Curtis Lyons, William \. Pace. j.
Porter Stewart and William II. Worth.
Attcndance-Ru P.erk ms o n,
! Archie Woods. DIR. Wright GARRISON.
John J. helms, i.2mont l.. Lauter-
bach
| House-W. NJ. Eiier. Gordon c. Nor
| II James.
! Ciassihcation--O. y. Pollard. W. A.
/ Toity. jr., Charles w. Sutherland. T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
CITY employees TO TOLL TODAY
WHILE OTHERS TAKE 4 REST
Decision of Advisory Board to Lop Off One of ''Too
Many Holidays Throws CONSERVATION Into
Ranks Of Army of Workers.

for this condition. At recent meet
Ing of that body the matter OF holt
days came up for discussion. Full
deliberapon was given the subject.
The board reached tho conclusion
that there were too many holidays
during the year, so II was determin-
ed to limit them to Ave. These em-
brace Christmas, Fourth OF July.
Thanksgiving Day and Labor Day,
with half holiday on Memorial Day,
and half on ArmistIce Day. II n city
cmpioye happens to be veteran OF
the world war. he may take the whole
OF Armisticc Day.
In the meantime the Office OF City
Treasurer. which is State office.
subject to the regular holidays, will
be closed all day, and the Office OF
commissioner of the Revenue. which
liz also state Office. will close av1
o'clock. Citizens may pay their gas,
and water bills today. and the of1ice
of Collector OF Taxos WIFI remain
open during the usual City Hall hours
% to o'clock. Tho Mayors oflico
also Will be open.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS

The House was called to order at
l0:l5 o'clock. Prayer was offered by
Rev. Austin q. Boda, pastor OF North
Side Baptist Church. Following
reading Of Senate communicate ions
and House committee reports. Dele
gate Hal c. Tyler. Of Montgomery.
moved tina, House bill No. - hc dis
missed. Its provisions are ncor-
porntcd in Senate bill which has
passed both houses.
The following House bills on their
second reading were passed Ia en-
yrossmcnt Nos. 80, 81. -. l0l. l02,
!O3. l04. 1903. los. ll3. ll6. III, lis.
ll9. 1914. 100 1873. l3G. las. l3? $50,
li2. l5c, l57. l5S. l61. l6s. 10. 1872,
1879, 1855, ls7, ISIS. ls9. 1876, 207. 2lo and
.2ll.
a, II o'clock the special order,
House bill BOA. the redistrictinS
measure. WAS called. and Delegate Al
fred &. Smith. of Norfolk. moved the
pending question, which was the
Campbell substitute for the bill.
which Was rejected by vote OF l6
ayes TO 60 noes. Several amendments
TO the bill were then offered from the
hoor, those prevailing being the
transfer OF Clarke County to Page
and Warren; placing Hanover and
King William in one district: Nansc-
mona ana SuUolk ElcldihS 10 Isle OF
Wight, having one Delegate; the ad
dition of Essex and MiddlcseN 10
* ing and Queen, forming one dis
trict: this leaving Lancaster and
Richmond Counties as one district.
Norfolk County rclinQuished any
claim on tn" itoatcr with Princess
Anne and that county was given one
pclerate. The hin was then passed
vote, &c ayes and II noes
House bill 40. 3i9 the appropria-
ton bill. Was then called as a spe-
cial order. An amendment To the
paragraph cuactiug the bill, pro-
vidinr that NO moneys not herein
expressly appropriated shall not be
paid out of the state Treasury. un-
less "thcrwis" appropriated by laws
offered 10y Delcrat. Marvin Smithcy.
OF Brunswick. was rejected. and the
House at . o'clock adjourned untn
Friday at 1880 u'clocH the adjourn
fUcnt over today bong in honor OF
The birthday OF General George
" aShinEton
Members OF the House and the
senate Viii leave at o'clock this
morning for Norfolk. where they viii
Ice tn" guests. ~ the city at ban,
quot tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
SCREEN STAR WILL SIGN
FOUNDATION RECEIPTS
Autograph of Viola Dana for
All Contributors to Wood
row Wilson Memorial.

Receipts for all contributions made
the remainder OF this weck TO the
woodrow Wilson Foundation will
bear the autograph OF Viola Dana.
star OF the movies. who will appear
In person at the Colonial Theater to-
morrow Friday and Saturday.
Last night Manager Bernstein, Of
the Colonial. received the following
telegram from Miss Dana. In WASH
ington: Am delighted TO lend aid
20 the Woodrow Wilson Foundation
fund In Richmond. Please advise
chairman that II will be my pleas
urc to cooperate In any way pos-
sible. would like to see fund go
over top while 1 am In city"
Mrs. }. }. Pollard, vice chairman OF
the Woodrow Wilson Foundation
committee. when informed OF the re-
ceipt of the above telegram, an
nounced that arrangements would he
nnde for the little movie star TO au-
tograph receipts for funds given to
the foundation.
AS usual. contributions should Do
sent to T. l.. iBcmiss. treasurer, at
the Richmond Trust Company. Re-
ccipts will not be returned until Miss
Dana has had an opportunity to
place her name on each. which will
probably cause some delay in sub
scribcrs receiving acknowledgements
Of their contributions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
O'farren, +. Q. Strailman. Lr.

j. o'farrell, +. o. Strailman. Jr.
lhtcrcity X Q "a I % n s-Rohert J.
Francis. j. Kirk Tucker. DR.. Louis
Pitcher. DIR. John Il. Harwood and r..
Boiling WILCOX
Music. ID. McKcnmcy. Charles p.
Lewis. Herbert prichard f. Hobsun
GIN, DR.. Frank Talley. High Sheriff
Edwin +. Clements, Deputy High
Sheriff Archie Woods
The following are the members of
the Petersburg Kiwanis Club: Gar
lhnd X. Harksdaie. Fred \. Bishop,
i)r, Wright ClarkSon. Edwin T.. Glenn
ents. +. II. Cole. Wilson y. Cole. L..
Is puirow. r. j. Francis. Edward
ii"bson Gill. Dir. John N. HARDWOOD.
lee Lamont Lauterbach. Charles Birk
Lewis. J. Curtis Lyons. James ID. Me-
Nenh"N, q. G. Morgan. j. j. helms. r.
y. oFarrcll, William ~ Pace. II. s.
icrkinson, DR. Lewis Pitcher Charles
y. Pollard. Oliver 4. Pollard, j. por-
ter Stewart. +. o. Strailman. Jr., Bcr-
nard Symc. II. 5. Tcrrie. w. A. Totty.
jr.. Herbert j. Tucker. j. X Tucker.
r. II. j. Wh!tmore, William Iioffer
Worth. X. Il. Wilcox. DR.. T.. II. Tai
ley. Paul Roper, John II. Jolly. w. II.
James. DIR. William b. Mc!lwaine.
Rev. w. Marshall Craig. NJ T.. I.avcn-
stein, ID. y. Lyon. Jr.. Louis Levitt.
X. h. Mann. c. Il. Seward. H. h. Prich
ard, t. w. sutherland. \. Woods. DR..
w >. Granger, II. y. Goudy. w. II.
Harris. w. NJ. Filler, Ralph Harvey
Jones ana Robert -. Prichard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
TO DISCUSS MANS RIGHT
TO TAKE HIS OWN LIFE
Firs, Baptist Church Pastor
Will Consider Crime
Wave Cause.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 2l.-"IIas
n Man the Right to Commit Su!cide?''
Will he the subject or n special scr
mon tomorrow night BY Rev. W. Mar
shall Craig at the regular weekly
prayer meeting OF the First BaptiPt
Church. Mr.. Craig VIII dwell consId-
c-ably on the present so-callcd crime
wave now sweeping the country He
viii especially discuss the right OF n
man 10 destroy himself because OF
financial difnculties.
The committee in charge Of the
services tomorrow night will be com
posed OF Miss Ma : Burton. Miss Anna
Hcllc Seward. Misc Ethe! Pitcher
Mrs. W. l. Scott. W. NJ Filler. j. T.
Blsnkcnship. Homer Young and Mrs
John ii. Patterson. The music will
he In charge OF Mrs. +. J. Wright
and the program VIII consist OF a
baritone SOLO by L.lttieton Muycs and
a violin solo by Miss Mary West
morclantl.
The prayer services NJ this church
have been drawing large crowds
reaching one niEht a. high as 3Ii
which Is said to be the largest at
tendance OF any prayer service OF
any church In the state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
WATER WORKS EXTENSION
BONDS ARE AUTHORIZED.
Petersburg Council NJ II k c 5
New Con,rac, With Wal.
nut Hill Corporation.

PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. 2i.--At
II meeting Of the City Council tonight
resolution approving the change
with the walnut I'm Corporation
and authorizing the Mayor to sign the
agreement on behalf OF the city.
The resolution calls for the issuing
OF bonds for $4,000 to be known Us
waite" works extension bonds OF the
city OF Petersburg bearing = per cent
interest to the amount OF 100000. for
twenty years for the purpose OF pur-
chasing an extension of the Water
Works in Walnut HIM.
The Council will pay tho Walnut
H!ll Corporation the $4,000 IN cash
and issue the bonds to take care OF
the amount.
Changes Requirements.
An ordinance was adopted to amend
the city ordinance pcrtaiiang TO the
erection Of walls for warehouses,
making il permissible in certain
areas TO erect n nine-inch wall. In
the fire zone the law requires thir
,tccn-inch walls. An ordinance To re-
peal ordinance aholisE!ng the Office
OF collector OF delinquent taxes OF
the city of Petersburg. which was
done on December -. 1921. The
Council discovered that the office
could not be abolished. SO appointed
Mrs. Emily Temple. new assistant
city tax collector. as delinquent tax
collector III Il salary OF 81 per year.
communication from the school
board relative tn the appropriation
"f 5000 GOO for tn" erection OF new
school buildings and new addition 10
present buildings, was placed before
the Council
Later an ordinance, concerning the
negotiations for the sale of S2oc,-
600 bonds for the erection or the new
school building and new addition to
present buildings, was read to the
Council by the city manager and
adopted. with the understanding that
the Council would have time To con
slider the matter and If so would
give the city manager proper tine 10
negotiate the sale OF the bonds.
The Council appropriated $500 for
extra expenses for the courts of the
city Following the session the body
went into executive session and VIII
meet again saturday afternoon al
|: "a O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
By Ralph II. Turner.

thi'ca News stan Correspondent.
LONDON. Feb. 2I.-Onc isn't in
vitcd' To attend Princess Mary's
wedding TO the Niscount Lascellcs.
one is commanded"
Therefore. refusal TO attend IS
looked for only under the rarcst or
instances. i'm cascs of Illness or other
equally pressing excuses. Ana il
one declines he royal command. it
must be done formally. with q .a:.
tain striH: procedure.
The irvitat.or will read in some
such form as This: The Lord Chan
berlain is commended by his majesty
to- request the presence of-etc." SO.
If you can't come. you must ask the
Lord Chamberlain to obtain his ma
jesty's permission to remain away
The rapidly Developing opposition
of tho labor party TO the government
will be temporarily drowned out in
the sound of the wedding bells, for
J. IL. Clincs and Arthur Henderson.
lenders OF the party, will head the
list of their colleagues at the ccrc-
mony.
invitations are very scarce and al
most priceless. II is reported that n
nimber of prominent peers and peer
esses have hcen left out. which will
/ he extremely damaging to their
| standing in society. since the test OF
social rank is now whether one has
been invited to the wedding or not.
Next to an actual invitation. the
highest privilege is TO obtain a
point OF vantage from which one
| may soc tho procession. People who
own promises overlooking the route
have offered seats for as high as
n hundred pounds. But there are few
takers at these prices. and a dror
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
UNIFORM BILL OF LAD|NC
NOTICE IS SENT OUT
Secretary Martin, Of Peters.
burg Chamber, Gives Data
to Shippers.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 2l.--Ship-
pers OF Petersburg have been mott
Ned by Secretary William 81. Martin.
OF the Chamber of Commerce. OF tho
now uniform bills of lading TO DO
required by all carriers In tho ofrcinl
Southern and Western classification
.erritory by order of the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
Domestic bills OF ladins will re-
quire uniform straight bin O! lading
'not negotiable), uniform order bill
OF fading and uniform live stock con-
tract to supplant the different forms
now In use
Export bills of lading will require
one straight bill of lading and cno
order bin OF lading.
The above Will supplant the diff
lercnt forms now In use but to en-
able shippers at. present having a
supply of domestic bills of ladiug to
use them instead OF .bcing put to
the expense OF immediately obtsining
supply Of new forms, II In an
nounccd by the uniform bill Of lading
committee OF the carriers that ship
pers may arrange with carriers to
use tho present shippers forms to
July !. 1922. provided they are
stamped In icgible type with the fol-
lowing conditions and signed az pro-
vtdcd in the following:
This shipment Is rendered and re-
ceivcd subject to the terms and con-
ditlonS OF the company's uniform bill
of ladihy. effective March Is, l?2a.
This receipt is not NEGOTIABLE. and
II the ahipmen, Is consigned To Or
der must be exchanged for the com
pahy's uniform order bill of lading"
............... shipper Signature.
.....,......... Agents Signature
In addition To the above the uni
:"rm bill! OF ladinS committee of the
carriers announced that the new
forms Of uniform live stock contract
and export bill OF lading Will he re-
CURED in all instances On and after
March II. 1922.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22

CONSERVATION ran rampant around
City Hall yesterday. 1t extended to
the STRENGTHENING Department. to
the gas plant, TO the water works,
md into the electrical department.
There will be no holiday in the city
departures. bday. George Wash
ington's birthday. observed by pa
triots for more than century. is
thing OF the past in Richmond; that
is. 80 far MS the city government Is
concerned. State Offices will closc.
the Legislature adjourns. banks will
close. the post ONCE Will observe
holiday hours. Federal offices Will bo
shut TO the public, school children
will take tho day of, In memory Of
the Father OF His Country. but the
street cleaners. the clerks. the heads
ot all the city departments and every
ono connected with the municipality
Will be at his post OF duty.
The Advisory aboard 10 responsible
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
ORDINANCE CHANGED
TO DETER V|OLATORS
Petersburg Council After la.
bitual Drunkards and
Auto Specders.
LSrcclal to The Times. DIspntch.

lSpcc!ai to The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. I'll
Habitual DRINKS and automobile
srccders In the future will fare badly
when they face Justice Clements II
the justice decides 10 use the author
Ivy given him tonight ny the city
Council when they amended tho city
o:1!nanc" pertaining to violation Of
city laws which heretofore read ''nne
Of 90 Ia $50 unless otherwise stated
to read In the future fine OF 81 to
$40" unless otherwise stated" This
means that the police Justice will
nave The power TO impose II maximum
I'M. OF 500 instead OF SEQ on GER
tain violations OF city ordinances.
Three Cinsses Rrnchrd.
For several weeks the court has
had considerable trouble with habit
ual DRINKS. automobile spccdcrs and
reckless drivers. II is the opinion
Of mcmters Of the Council that the
amendment viii have tendency to
break up both to some extent. Jus
ticc Clements, when advised OF the
action OF the Council by telephone
tonight. said 1T was simply fine"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
BILLS IN THE SENATE

NJ ""odson :. II. NJ Us bill su-
nor. Ems Z u" Hrari ~ Supervisors Of
Nf.S'n '"H''-S 80 u-r tH2 balance oi the
tIHIyan- "f hOrd issue. authorized by
A"l,'F - ~ III" scislni Assembly OF 1880
,.f \" VrrHnsc Of building u bridge across
IT, cre". on the East BrAnch Road. In
10" n"lghb"rhood nt Roseland. ana :or
PAINTING vHrious bridges over I've River.
r.'"r'cd q" The Joint Committee on Spe :
'., iLiy"tc and Local Legislation.
Mr, W"ods1n. X. n. No. hiA bill au-
,hori7ing the Board OF Supervisors OF
Nci."n county 10 trG,e bonds. not cx-
~ coG.,ructius roads AID bridges IN Low
ioF,,"n Mnsis;erisi District. of said
county. 70 frrrsd 10 the Joint ComrnttSre
On snecIal, Private and Lbcal LeEisIAtiSl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
VIII Petition Connect Meetings.

Councilman Percy Smith. patron 81
resolution empowering cty Council
with the authority TO pass upou an
meagurcs increasing or dccres.- iU};
salary OF wages -; city employee.
which authority al present is ia n"
hands Of tn" directors. stated last
night that he had secured It sufficient
number OF names TO petition calling
for meetings OF both branches "f
COuncii next Monday night 10 act
upon the paper. Tils resolution was
recommended b$- The Commute" On
Ordinance a. it, last meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
IBy Associated Prcss.l

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.--Mary Gar
Gen Intends to- resign ner position as
director of the Chicago Opera Com
pany at the close Of the current sea-
son IL some one can he found TO take
her place. but she expects to continue
with the company as an artist where
she belongs and knows she belongs.
IL was announced today by her secre-
tary, Howard IL. Potter.
Mr.. Potter said Miss Garden would
make no definite decision until she
had conferred next month at Chicago
with Samuel insult. the new prest-
dent OF tho Chicago Opera Company.
Tho diva had received n s250,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
orcAddrcs.c, "nu,x Men,.

PETERSBURG, VA. Feb. 2i.--Rcv.
Fred w. Moore. pastor OF the Second
Baptist Church. was the principal
speaker mt the busy mems dinner.
held tonight At the Y. N. G.. a., using
as his subject. "Self-Denial." The
in"r's chorus of West End Baptist
Church, under the leadership OF
James ID. Mckinney. furnished some
excellent music. and the solo Of Mrs.
Floyd Hall was delightfully."- received
by The large crowd Of men. The
members OF the chorus attended tho
dinner as the guests OF w. NJ. Ruckcr.
prominent merchant and church
worker OF tho city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
DENIES APPLICATION
FOR RECEiNERSliIP
Inx Assnriutel prcss.l

Jy%g IN MOTHS orr !, t.e ji,nfi,sI states
District Court late today. granted a
dismissal of the complaint, with costs
10 III. petitioners. Tor receiver for
tn, Columbia Graphophuue Nanuiac-
turing Company II Tho same time
the court denied the application for
rcccivcrship on the basis Of state
nents hled by the defendants rcclt-
ing the consent oi creditor Interests
representing an important portion Of
the !iabNitics 10 plans PROPOSED for
extending these claims.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
MARY GARDEN DESIRES TO QUIT
ASOPERA COMPANY DIRECTOR
Would Continue as Artist With Chicago Organiza-
ton but Is Tired of Responsibilities, Harassments
and Troubles of Present Position

offer from a New York manager for
n concert tour. and she had many
c:her interests which sine had found
ii Impossible TO carry out, he said.
because Of the demands on her time
exacted ty the position as director
of the opera company, and the at
tending responsibilities. annoyances.
troubles and harassments" of that
position.
Miss Garden was out OF the city to-
day. Her secretary said that il MIR.
Insull insisted that the impresario
was needed and must remain at the
head OF the Chicago organization. she
would do SO. but that she now felt
il more worth her while to quit the
position.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
bible cins. Conduct. sreeting.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 21.-"The
Cid Ship of Zion" Mems Bible Glass
Of the Washington Street Methodist
Church Will have charge of the
prayer and song services tomorrow
night at this church. James A. BAIRD,
teacher Of the odd ship" class w.;i
lead the meeting. Miss Charllne
Miller will again lead an OLD fash.
Toned song service. which Is very
much enjoyed. and has become TEA
ture OF these meetings, The pub. ~
Is invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
Knnpkr Get. Wise.
u.tu.. 10 pi,rn.. Con, wnEe..

PITTSBURGH. Pi.. Feb. 1.-THE
threatened nation wide coal STRIKE
schc duled for Aprii !. WAS maue
ii,tI. more mcnacing Tuesday night
when the Pittsburgh Coal Producers
Association. employers, with sympa-
,hctic interests. OF $4,000 bitumi nous
coal miners In Western Pennsylvania.
flatIv rejected the invitation OF
President John l. Lewis. the united
Mine Workers. to discuss new wage
n,,,..nrnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
TO HOLD RECEPTION
AT BRITISH EMBASSY

WASHINGTON. Feb 2i-Onc Of the
most interesting Of recent announce
'u"nts IA social way. is OF rcccp.
""ich. either 10y accident or design.
ton 10 Congress which the British
ambassador ana Lady Gcddcs are
siNing at the embassy for the CON.
sreSs Of the United States. and for
ih"y have selected February - AS
tn" dat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
Decrease In "undcrweieh,s."

HOPEW ELL. VA. Feb. 2I.-Therc
mas been 33 l-3 per cent decrease
In the number of under weight chill
dren In the 'B" Village Elementary
School of liop.wcll. since tho begin
ming OF the term. This excellent rec
ord is due to the excellent work and
cooperation of the teachers. the
School League and the school nurse
and lunchroom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22

NEN DIIl.ENNS. la. Eco q =
I""-e Porter Parker. In Civil District
Court here late today. denied TIA. re-
guest OF q group az New Orleans
preferred STOCK holders in the Aincr.-
IAN cities Company to proven, the
sal" OF certain securities of III" com
rany ana the proposed rcorGaniza-
ton plan Of h"ndh"lhcrs OF the COM
f,tn..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-22
Begin revival Sext SUNDAY.

FETEkSBURG. VA. Feb. 2l.--Re-
vivai services will begin at the
Washington Street Methodist Church
next sunday. conducted by Evangelist
Victor Iigatbournc. Evangelist
Liz htbourne comes to Petersburg
highly recommended. and his SER
mons are expected to draw large
crowds. He will be- assisted by Rob-
err John Madda.ord. his song leader.