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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
RAIN INITIATES AGAINST
INSPECTION OF CITY FARM
Council Body Has Several
Sites to View Before Max
ing Its Final Report.

Rains yesterday caused n most
ponement OF the tour OF inspection
or the special committee on city
farm. The committee. embracing
councilman James +. Peters. OF Clay
WardI Alderman ". Stewart White.
OF Lee Ward. and Councilman
James E, Dickerson. of jefferson
Ward. had mapped out n tour for tho
eastern section. embracing several
farms below Richmond adjacent to
James River
The committee has several sites
TO View before making It's final re-
port" Chairman Peters stated las,
night we have viewed score Of
sites. many o; them most admiral! &c
farms. Before coming to a decision,
however. we desire To see every
available farm, feeling that the city
should have the best obtainable NJ
the most reasonable figure. We do
not expect 10 decide until we have
exhausted the prospects
That the city demands such a
farm is apparent nom the practi-
caiiy unanimous sentiment eX-
pressed by the churches. all the civic
organizations. workers. among the
classes OF people for which such n
farm is designed. and the committee
Is committed To the proposition. feel
ing that the establishment of such
an institution is 4 contamination de-
voutly to be desired"
The congregation Of Broad Street
Methodist Church. which has class
that visits the city Jail every Sun
day and during the week TO spread
comfort among tho inmates, at n
lassmeeting Monday night adopted
this resolution:
Resolved. That this meeting ap-
proves the action or city Council and
the farm committee particularly, Of
which James T. Pctcrs IL chairman.
for the efforts In trying TO benefit
the condition Of the inmates Of our
city Jail. by tho esta blishment or Il
city farm. We pray that their efforts
may be rewarded with success
The committee VIII visit the sites
below the city tomorrow afternoon
az $3.50 o'clock. and on Saturday aft
crnoon a. the same hour II VIII in
spect a farm about i've miles west
OF the citv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
SELECTS FAIR GROUNDS
FOR ARMY PLANE BASE
Major ". L.. Moose Recommends
Field rs Best Available landing
I,Incc In iIy.

Major ". l.. Moose, commandant
Of the Richmond Intermediate Air
Depot in 4 report which he is pre-
pairing for the United states Air Ser
vice. at Washington. has designated
the Virginia state Fair Grounds AK
the best available flying field for
army airplanes in Richmond.
Major Moose emphasized last night.
while this information Is largely for
the use Of crnSs-Country flyers, the
fair grounds offers ample landing
space for virtually every type Of
army plane. from the small scout
ships to the great Handley- Page
and Martin bombers. The report
which Maj Moose Viii submit does
not impiy tina, the fair grounds has
been officially fixed as a permanent
local flying field. he said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29

FRANK @. Bu!IlnStOn, mnstrr cOun-
cillor. together with other officers q:
the John Momcurc Chapter of the
De Molay order for Boys. will be
installed Saturday night at cerc-
monies IN the Scottish Rite Temple.
Harrison Street and Park Avenue.
II. l.. Mcdonnell. advisor of tho
chapter. will conduct the services.
The organization is composed OF
boys ranging in age from Is To -
years. Wilton l.. Atkinson will he
installed as senior councillor and
Woodville =. Page. Jr., as junior
councillor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
BUSY WEEK, THIS. FOR
COUNCIL CANDIDATES
VIII Address Jefferson Ward Voters
I'm Fulton HIN school Audi
torium Tonight.

Councilmanic candidates will be
given opportunities every night this
week to proclaim themselves upon the
stump. for meetings Will he held in
every ward. with numerous states,
and hints that the ruling Of the city
committee on the solid shot" would
not he adhered to strictly. the situa :
ton is by no means clear. No one
Is proGnosticating.
jefferson Ward voters will he given
another opportunity to hear the can
didatcs AT S:l5 o'clock tonight ut Full
ton Hill School auditorium. Tomor-
row night, al o'clock, Lee Ward
candidates will speak at Colombo
Hall. Candidates in Clay ward VIII
speak at Randolph Street School audi
forum, Friday night. at o'clock
Voters in the north side OF Madison
Ward will be given the opportunity
Of hearing from candidates at S:l5
o'clock Saturday night at John Mar
shall High School.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
MAJOR GENERAL BAILEY
VISITS CITY TOMORROW
Commander of Third Corps
Area on Official Business
With Governor.

Major-General Charles ]. Bailey,
commanding officer OF the Third
Corps area. Fort Howard. Md. will
arrive In Richmond tomorrow at l
o'clock to pay an official visi, to the
Governor and the Acknowledgement
Of Virginia
General Bailey and stan. with
commanding officers o. the Virginia
National Guard regiments and sepa-
rate battalions, and the officers who
are required under the War Depart.
ment regulations to report for tho
examination prescibed by law, and
the membes OF the examining board.
with Adjutant-Generai W. W. Sale
and former Adjutant-Genersl 10
Lane Stern. will he entertained ~
Governor Trinkle with buffet
luncheon at the Executive Mansion
at 1890 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
General Bailey and staff, with Gem
erals samuel 6. Waller and 10 Lane
stern: Colonel James u. Robinson
and Stan. Colonel J. F'ulmer Bright.
Eeirome l.. Opic and Marshall r.
Narney; Majors William II. Gill. Nc
Chesney II. JefTrics and Robert Q.
Bryan will later he the Official
guests OF AdJutaut-General w. w.
sale at a dinner given AT the West
moreland Club.
Eighteen officers of the Virginia
National Guard will be examined
during the afternoon. and at S
o'clock General Bailey vii! hold n
conference at the Blues -Armory
with all National Guard and Reserve
Corps officers who are stationed or
visiting in the city. General Bailey
has expressed personal wish that
1t may be the pleasure OF all Ma
tionai Guard and Reserve Corps Of
ficcrs 10 be at the Blues Armory at
the time indicated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
BIRTHS FAR ENCEED
DEATHS DURING 1921
Grcnt Portion Of Fatalities Were In
fnnt>, Bureau OF Statistics
Report shows.

considerable increase In births
and a substantial decrease in deaths
in Virginia last year are outstanding
features in estimates completed yes
terday BY the State Bureau Of Vita
Statistics. which show os.26T dea tbs
and 69.llG births.
The report declares that OF the
persons who died tho greater por-
ton were infants under one year Of
age. \ large number Of maternity
deaths wsr. noted. but indicated a
decrease over the year previous. The
long dry spells. which caused re-
sultan; stale water during the year.
are blamed for an increase In typhoid
deaths In the rural districts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
\rrc,, rro nm whl.., charge.

Frank Fisher and his wife. Dora.
w"rc arrested yesterday by Federal
rrohihItou agents. charged with
selling wHiSky Tns officers raidcG
small grocery store maintained by
tn" couple on South Carter Stree,
end seized q half-Eallon fruit jar
containing corn whisky Both Fed
era. aui local police agents raidcd
80. store several times recently. but
'uunI nothing.
ANA u f. Anderson. his sOu-ip Law.
VINO also lives or North Ninth street
both of whom were arrested several
DAYS aEo wu,n WHISKY was found In
garage I'm IN rear of Bailey's
nome. w.T. Hc.d for the grand iury
when artaiEnod ieforo United state,
Commissioner Flegenhei yester-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
SUPREME COURT DENIES
APPEALS IN TWO CASES
pccidcs Adversely I'm Instances Of
Executor of Bradley Estate and
Decree of Inv md EuuItx

The supreme Court OF Appeals yes
terday refused an appeal in the case
o, the Virginia Trust Company and
Lizzie G. Bradley. executors OF the
estate OF James r Bradley. against
Alexander S. Wright and Harvey /.
Driscoil. in which relief was sought
from decree Of Hastings Court,
Fart H.. entered December so. 1921.
Involving the sum OF sl.95l. which
decree named Edward l.. Ryan n
special commissioner to sell certain
property to pay the judgment and
costs OF the court.
The court also refused an appeal
in the case OF James r. Timberlakc
and G. G. Hit. partners trading as
Timbcrlakc & Hit. against - Mos
chctt, appealed from the Law and
Equity Court Of the city OF Rich
mond. from a decree entered on Oc-
tober S. 1921. which commissions for
fl,lio were ordered paid in Ger
tain real estate transaction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
TABLE RESOLUTION FOR
BIG MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL
Council Committee on Uiili-
lies Defcrs Action OH ST.
100000 Bond Issue.
PATRON JOHNS REQUESTS STEP
Belief That Moro Light VIII lie
Thrown on Issue Next Icnr
Prompts Sidctracking Of Measure
mt Session.

Feeling that under the stress Of
changing conditions now prevailing
In connection with the care OF city
cotrolled hospitals. and believing that
more light would he apparent in the
coming year. the Council Committee
on Utilities. at the request of Coun-
Gilman Johns. patron OF ii resolution
providing for II bond issue OF $1,000. :
ooo. to be devoted to the erection and
equipment OF municipal hospital.
tabled the resolution last night
Mr. Johns said he had conferred
with Mayor Ainslic and Dircctur
Levy, of the Department of Public
Welfare. and had been Impressed with
statements offered by them. AT pres
ent the city has use of the Memorial
Hospital for. its white patients. and
many OF the colored patients are
cared for at the city HON.. and in
colored hospitals. a plan is already
under operation by which tn. city
and the Medical College of Virginia
may cooperate in the conduct OF tho
various institutions that have super
seeded the Virginia Hospital. which
was abandoned three weeks ago \
Two years lease exists between the
city and the college When plans
beyond that period are considered tho
Johns resolution will he taken from
tho ia bile for action.
Permission was granted Walter &.
Schaaf, G. NJ Perkins and Charles
II. Philips to use city water connect
Ing with the University OF Richmond
mains. The committee recommended
ordinances allowing Fulton Athletic
Association to use Nicholson Street
School Building. and permitting Girl
scouts, Troop No. -. the use OF
louisiana Street kindergarten Build
ing Tor troop meetings. Members OF
'he committee present were Chair
man Bathins. Councilman l.adi
Johns. Peters: Aldermen White and
Woody.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
TRINKLE SIGNS BILL
FREEING FOX HOUNDS
Measure Was Hutt Of All Thrusts In
Debates During Recent General
Assembly Session.

Governor Trinkle yesterday af-
fixed his signature To Delegate Nor
veil l.. Henley's House bill. No. -.
which authorizes the commissioner
Of Game and Inland Fisheries 10 per-
NIT bona fide owners of fox hounds
To release such hounds from con
finemcnt at any time. The bill was
one OF the first introduced in the
House and it. along with the musk
rs: bill" became tho butt OF all
thrusts in debates during the session
The bill was sponsored by the Vir-
ginia Fox Hunters Association. IL
being contended that the fox hounds
lost much of their cunning by being
law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
settlement Appen,. f,r AID

Representatives Of the Gary Street
Settlement. each wearing a button
hearing the name OF tho organisation
VIII leave envelopes 1T almost aver.
home in Richmond tcdsy "Elo :,
Day which terminates Friday when
they vii! be collected. some confu-
sion has arisen, owing to the FAC, tna,
the Salvation Army IL also d!str!bur.
Ing envelopes for It's regular Eas;eI
offering for home kervice. but thl,
enterprise lie carried on only on cer
tain streets and avenues and is no
city-w!6e. as 10 the work of.,he set
Element.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Richmond Advertisers Club.
Murphy's Hotel. l 4. NJ.
Finance Committee. city Coun-
ell. ! T.. NJ.
Political mass meeting. Fulton
Hill School. S:i3 l.. NJ.
John Marshal, House. Ninth ana
Marshall Streets. open y. NJ. TO
) i. NJ.
Confederate Memorial Literary
Society. Confederate Museum, IL
a. NJ.
Ladies of Charity, ST. Joscph's
Academy. ; 4. NJ.
The Pollyanna club. Y. w. G..
A.. 1.20 l.. NJ.
Alumuac Association Kinder
EartnerS. 80 East Franklin
street. $50 T. NJ.
For thcater calendar. sec page ,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
LEE AND WILSON SUGGESTED
FOR PAGEANT POSTER DESIGN
Pocahontas and Captain John Smith Predominant in
Entries i'll Contest Jus, Cosed-Publicity Campaign
Assumes Nationwide Proportions.

Tho Niratria Historical Pageant
noa'er contest camo ,o close yes.
ierdar with large r-mhcr OF Of
ierinRs OF attractive and interesting
posters, Tho composition, color and
design OF tho sketches are varied.
"a we'll as the mediums used, Some
ar" oil paintings. others water
color sketches and some pastols.
Tho figures OF pucahontas and
Captain John Smith rrodomina;e. vet
Lee. Washington. jefferson. Henry,
clay. Mason and Woodrow Wilson
have not boon overlooked.
The directors expressed their ap-
probation OF the hearty co-opera .
lion OF the Virginia artists. and II
committed will Select the winning
CTrrinE turing the next day or SO,
81 Il can hc seat TO the printer, as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29

tho publicity campaign for tho pa.
Hcant IL now assuming nation wild G
proportions.
Several "f tho host posters, along
with tho winning poster. Will be ex
hibi,cd in tho windows OF tho stores
on BROAD street and Main street,
AmonS the artists submitting
sketches were the followtng:
Jano pitkin, % Clarendon; Caro-
limo w. Wake. OF 20t3 Monument
Avenue; Eugon!c DeLand Sangsted.
~ Alexandria; Mrs. II. NJ. Neathery.
O.; South Boston: Miss Janet II.
Rtbe, of Louisa: Mrs. Christian s.
ELLIS. OF Cherrydalc; Henry d. Low
cry. o. Richmord: Mamie Il. Leexs.
% South Boston; Fenno f. Heath, OF
hampton: Mack Jones, OF Richmond,
and Frederic II. Spigel. OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
SEEK T.. ucduc. r,,. u,,,,,

h"IIhU"H f'Ire NHIof I. s Jones
ana Rgil".ug inspector BITTER vii.
s't WIN IN" Chamber OF Commerce
insurance committee tris afternoon
O'Clock IN an endeaynr to map
g4' pans 10 reduce fire risk In
nlcnmont They viii seek To co.
operate -'!th tho Department NJ pm
NC Safety In an cf0r, 10 induce local
residents 10 rcduc. rubbish nccumu
alton 20 as 70 minimize FIRE hazard
w. Richardson IL, Chairman =,
the chamber committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
VIII sneak I'm ItIchmoud.

Sover"ign Grand Commander John
II Cowlcs Of the Ancient and Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite OF Free Masons.
Southern jurisdiction, viii speak In
Richmonds Scottish Kite Temple.
Harrison street and Park Avanuo.
during his official visit To the city
Apri IS. AIR. cOwl"s t. touring the
country, visiting Scottish Rite Free
Masona In various of the larger
cities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
AItnvI.to Compnny mustered.

Headquarters Company of the First
battalion. One Hundred and Sixteenth
Regiment. at Altavista, has been
mustered in by Major II. l.. Purdon
and will soon he ready for Federal
recognition. The company is under
the command OF First Lieutenant Rice
W. Levi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Russian Relief
Tbousnuda StiII Starving

Tbousauda StiII Starving
American Friends Service Commit
tee. which co-opcrates with Herbert
Hoover in his relief work, sends ur-
gent appeal for money.
S5.M will send barrel OF -four
$3.50, Will send "a barrel OF Hour
Sl.@5 will send " bnrrcl OF fonr
Local Friends (QunkerH) Committee
Miss Gertrude NJ Lewis, Treas,
305 West Franklin.
Miss N. E. Crenshaw
Judge ]. Hoge Kicks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Striped Silk
Shirtings
$1.5O a Yard

81 inches wide; all pure silk satin
stripes on Jersey silk ground. They
come in oil white as we'll MS stripes
on white grounds.
About 500 yards in this lot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
HomeSpuns and Tweeds!

wish that have just received several
Tweed which sold
Featuring popular shades Of orchid periwin
kle French blue Copen jade, lavender tan and gray.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Wool Canton Crepe
$1.0S a Yard

3S to 40 inches wide, in two
shades of navy, two shades Of brown,
jade, peach. rust. Alice, flame. Amer
lean beauty, poppy, tan and ivory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Washable
Radiurn Silk
$500 a Yard

40 inches wide; all pure silk. strong
and lustrous; in colors of pink, flesh,
white, orchid. periwinkle. horeydew
and black These are very fashionable
for lingerie purposes, breakfast coats.
etc.
Floor One, Grace Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
THIS MORNING
We Will Place on Sale in Our Silk Store
ESQ Yards
Striped Pongee Silk
at CSC a Yard

Silk, 81 inches wide in stripes
of and Copen all the natural
These only suitable for dresses
bose mems shirts and equally adaptable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-23
CHEENES HAS NUMBER
OF NEW YORK GIANTS
GRv United News. !

CHICAGO. May eff the world
champion New York Giants were the
only team the Chicago Cubs had to
contend with. Pitcher Virgil Chccves
would be assured of a pitching aver
age Of GOO
when tho Giants sec Virgil ont on
tho mound they know tho game $
as good rs lost. hut. on the other
hand. when any other Of tho six Na-
tioual LcaEu" teams see who's hUrl-
ing they can hc reasonably sure Of
Il win.
Chcevcs came 90 the Cubs last year.
and OF the seven games he pitched
against the Giants, he lost no; ono
He added two moro Giant victories TO
his string in the recent series
NirEiis failure to taste defeat At
the hands of the Giants IS II diStinc-
ton not possessed by any other NA-
,ionaI League pitcher. The Guns
never had a pitcher hurting against
an opposing team with such con-
sistcnt success and Chccves has be-
-ome the champion OF all tho Giant
killers" with even more right to that
TIL" thau Mordecai Brown. Jack
tneSteT or Lew Richie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-23
by United Ncws.l

NEW YORK, May 22--Thosc poll
ttcians who have been worrying
nights over the possibility Of Il pow
crful woman'S party growing up,
capturing the government and turn
ing out the men jobholdcrs to give
TIL" women plenty of room at the pie
counter can ron over and go b<cit to
sleep.
"" considered opinion OF one of the
tblcst women in politics. Lady Nancy
Aston. the nrst woman member of the
British Parliament. 1t can't be
done either i'm England or America,
IN her opinion. formed after "a six
weeks visit to the United states
during which she mas met most or
tn. American women prominent in
suffrage movement.
There will he no lineup of the
SEXES. and no woman's party APP
preaching in anyway the size and
strength Of the old established poll
;ical parties Lady Aston said. on
the eve of her departure for Eng
,and Tuesday.
~ few or our women. both here
and in England. think there ought to
he a womaus party, as opposed to a
mans party. but they are compare
tiv"lE few
She agrees with President Hard
ing III opposing the grouping OF
women into separate political units
as advocated by the woman's party
~ Washington.
1T is an impractical idea" Lady
Aston insisted.
There IS too much man in woman
.nd too much woman in man TO
MAX" such an artificial division pos
.ihlc." she said. Look at mc--I am
half man. Look at any mamie is
half woman. W" all know men who
have a woman's point of view and
women who think like a man does
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-23
Crime Wave Disturbs
Residents of Zion City
INV l.nitcd Ncwsl


ZION CITY. ILL. May 22.-Zlon
City, the domain OF Ovcrscer VIII
bur Glenn Noliva. after several
months OF quiet and somnolence
during which the jail. has been
entirely deserted. is IN the throea
Of crime wave.
one arrest for to,inE moon
shine and another for cigarette
smoking have occurred Within the
past twcnty-tour hours.
Georg. Preston. OF Wau!Scgan,
was fined $50 today by Judge w
T.. Schmalfuss. after hc had ad-
mltted buying some sort OF liquid
ia Waukceau for 81 "A quart.
IatrulmlaU Earl Casterman testified
that IN an official ties; 20. - stun
another Zion COP had burAcd IL
tongue severely. 50 il mus: hAvv
been liquor
Patrolmau Isaac Parry shifted
Henry Bohlhcn's ct ',tt, two
blocks away. and rushrd to the
spot. following his nose. he do
clares. Bohlken pu, up :: fight. but
ended up in Jail. nevertheless. He
will bc tried tomorrow for smol<-
ing the cigarette.
Ov.rscer No!iva is reported 10
he planning drastic measures
against further inroads OF Law
lcsSness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-23
's0RGAN|C CHURCH UNION
Is URGED BY NORTH
~. PTcshytcrians at Dcs Moincs
ft...:Convcn,ion Rcjcc, South.
crn Proposal.
WOULD 90 WHOLE LENGTH
Informs Southern Hudy. Meeting Mt
Charleston. W. Va. Thnt Plan
Recommended by II. FniI> to Draw
Brotherhood Rnnd> Tighter.
lRv Nssnciatrh rrcss. |

DIES MONIES. IOWA, May Cor
game union. instead Of further efforts
10 bring ClpsCr relations between
Northern and Southern P-eshyter!ans
through new types of federation. is
desired by the Northern branch OF
the church the i9ith General AS
somhly Of the Presbyterian Church
in the United states informed the
Southern Prcsbytcrians in resolu
tion adopted today.
The text OF the resolution follows:
91N,e General Assembly OF the Pres
bytcrian Church IN the United states
OF America. acknowledges the com
municatjon from the General Assem-
bly, Of the Presbyterian Church or
tho United states regarding the adop
ton Of the constitution for a united
assembly o.: Presbyterian and Re-
formed churches 10 be operative and
effective when approved by tho as
semhly Of the Presbyterian Church
IN tho United States Of America and a,
leas; ono other church in the coun-
Try holding the Presbyterian and Re-
formed faith.
Seek Actual Union.
we affirm our willingness to take
any Steps III |IAt IlEttNlpII III Nl1t
actual union Of Presbyterian and Re!
formed churches. In our Judgment,
however. tho proposed constitution
secures no closer unio~ than is ALI
ready made possible 10y the cous;i-
tuition OF the General Council OF Re-
formed Churches already adopted by
The majority az the Prcsbytcrian
and Reformed churches and now in
operation.
we, therefore. believe that At the
-nrescut wo should cndcavor TO pro-
mot tia; cooperation already made
possible through tho council of Re-
formed churches ana lis amended ar
'.c,es Of agreement until such time
. the Presbyterian Church OF the
tnted states IS willing "a proceed
Cgv'her and adoDt measures which
w.ll secure organic Union
An overwhelming vote was regis
tered by tn" commissioners against
tfg southern proposal,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-23
METH0D|STS REFUSE
TO ACCEPT JUNALUSKA
Conference Votes Against
Taking Over Church Re.
sOTt at Present.
IBE Associated Prcss.l

HOT SPRINGS. ARK, May a2.-Or-
garization OF body to be known as
the Golden Cross. which would have
Cor its purpose the increase of hos
pitaliGation work. was authorized by
the General Conference of the Meth
cdist Episcopal Church. South. at It's
concluding session here today.
The memberships will be confined
within tho church. and the society
will act as an auxiliary to the hos.
pItai board created by this confer
cncc.
The conference voted against talk