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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26
POLO !NAUGURATED FOR
CADETS At THE Y. NJ. |.
Will BE One Of Teams Repre-
scnting Military Ins,i-
tutc in Athletics.
CAVALRY MOUNTS OBTAINED
students to Commence Training EARLY
~ Fchrunry-FOnfen Arc DcInr
SSho"led-iatchrs 10 lie Arranged
with Outside CIubs.
Especial to The Times Dispatch,

Especial to The Times DiXr;tch.I
LEXINGTON. Va. Jan. 25.-Duc TO
the combined efforts of the instruct
ors and the cadets In the two mounted
II. O. II. G. units. cavalry and field
artillery. polo has ut last become q,
reality AT the virginia Military In.
Stitutc. The V. NJ. IN'Ulo Association
was recently formed. and now has
eiShty-one charter members. All
cadets of the first and sccopd classes.
VINO are members OF either the cav
airy or artillery units. are eligible TO
bpons 10 the association.
POLO is to be taken up as Il new
sport NJ the Institute for the first
Or Captain Samuel White. +. A..
-. >. a.. who is stationed at v. NJ. /.
as II. .. Il. G. instructor The V. NJ
l.. AtRctic Association has agreed TO
foster the new sport. and is lending
us generous financial support towards
the development of the project. The
association has purchased Il SUI
iicient number Of helmets. mallcts,
Shipment or thirty-two English polo
saddles was recently received from
IN" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
number OF cavalry mounts, suit
aoi ,, Tor polo purposes as we'll as for
urn. have recently been secured from
the rcmount depot at Front Royal
Va. These Will be used along with a
number OF individual mounts, already
''S't' ioi p'ay. Inc ponies are UNI
derEoinS systematic period OF
schooling and training. under the
supervision Of the regular officers on
duty here with the cavalry and field
artillery units. and will he ready for
play in the spring.
The cadets belonging to the polo
association are being put through
thctr stick work aud wrist and
muscle development exercises on the
wooden horses. and their mounted in
Struction Will commence early in
February. The following men are
acting as Instructors or the cadets:
Major j.. y. Grove. Captain II. II.
Handy. Captain Samuel White. Sar-
Ecant Boyd. all OF the field artillery:
also Lieutenant l.. l.. Hogan Lieu
tenant III. IL. u. IIcibcrS, Sergeant
Alnhoncy. of the cavalry.
There are prospects for very sue
ccssful season for this initial ven
'rrc IN the new sport. Match games
M!ll be played on the parade ground
between teams representing the cav
airy ana artillery units I'm both
classes and. late in the spring. a team
representing the V. NJ. ]. varsity
probably Will play "a series of match
EamcS with one or TWO universities
IN the Eastern States. having r. o.
i. {. units. II Is also thought that
'. NJ. |. Will become a member OF
the Indoor Polo Association
great deal OF enthusiasm and
esprit Is being sho&n toward the de-
Nclopmcnt OF the project. II Is hoped
that the beginning this year VIII form
a nucleus for marked Improvement
in the progress OF this spert at the
institute In future years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26
PLANS DEVELOP FAST FOR
STADIUM IN LYNCHBURG
Authorities Assert Athletic
Field Will Cost 100000
When Completed.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

l.NNCliBCRG. VA. Jan. oJ.-plans
for a municipal stadium for athletic
activities. which are being worked
out--by the public works department
OF the city for Il studium ut Thir-
tcenth and Court Streets, are develop
ing rapidly and IL is expected that
within few days an estimate OF the
cost can bc had. 1t is believed the
field will cost about 100000. Plans
call for AN oval on city-owncd prop
crty which will give reinforced con
crete seats for 10000 people. In adj
dition TO space for "a baseball diamond
aud football Eridiron, the plans
provide for quarter mile cindcr
track. The oval would have en-
frances from four different streets
ana 1t would be necessary for Sthc
city TO close sections Of Thirteenth
ana Court Streets.
Originally, city Manager Beck sug-
gestcd the field as IL memorial to
world war victims. but this has met
with some opposition. so that this
idea bids fair to he abandoned and IL
Is regarded as practically certain that
the city viii finance the project from
municipal rcvcnucs--a bond issue il
needs be.
The field would he n five minute
walk from the business section and
located about 100 feet from two street
car lines. which r;tdiate to all sec
lions OF town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26
Seek to Change Play
for Amateur Golf Title
Especial Gable Dispatch. !

LONDON. Jan. 25.-Overwhel-
mug approval OF modification OF
IN. rules governing the amateur
S"Ii championship in England
mas hcch given by the leading am
"tturs. The revision. which prn-
woes for Il thirty-six hole nunlj-
IE'hE round. the thirty-two hest
h!a!crs 70 meet IN thir,y.sIx-
n"ic match and play for the title.
mas now 10 be presented 10 the
hoyai ana Ancient Club OF s.,
Ah"rews fog final action.
y petition was sent To 81 play
"rs. all o: whom took par, in ,La
CHAMPIONSHIPS OF 1920 and 1921
OF las replies received. i23 favor
Inc change. and only nineteen on.
pose II. w. ]. Hunter. relrn,ng
H'itlsh amateur champion at prcs.
cnt In the United States, summons
the proposal firmly in letter
sent to the English golf anthor,.
ties.
Copyright. 1922. Public Ledger
Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26
TAkOLA SMOTHERS
HOPEWELL COLLEGIANS

Takola basketball team last night
smothcred the HoDewcll Collegians
on the -latter'S floor by the score of
81 TO 20. AT the end OF the frs, half
the kola boys were leading by the
score OF >? to s. SO At the beginning
OF the second half they ran in their
second string men. This seemed 10
give the Dupont boys new life as
they had just about come to believe
II impossible TO tally against the
REGULARS. The second team We're left
In for ten minutes and then replaced
by the regulars, who started an avail
snche Of baskets 10 the complete be-
w!lderMent OF the iiOpcwell 1--WE.
The stars Of the game Were CAPTAIN
Wharton, who was All over the nocr.
and the shooting OF Claude Wood
ward and Sleepy Holiday. who scored
,TeHty-iwo points between them
while for the deteatcd nv. the work
o. Captain Tenant old North Caro-
liza star. easily stood out above the
rest.
Ta.o!a. Position. Yopeweu.
NhAr;oa fright forward. Grant
W o3cwa-d LEFT forward Hamilton
ttr.!lc2f center ...... Ervnrr
1clEhzney right guard Tenant
lining .-.-...iett guard Marin
Summary; Observation-Disclosures FOR
Wharton: Barron FOR WOODWARD.
Carter FOR Ehcl!E. Giooch Tor Nc
!!aar+:': Taylor =: Marin; !iurGe Tor
B.c.e-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26
FEDERAL RESERVE
BEATS FIRST NATIONAL

The FEDERAL Reserve i've detea. ed
IN F4!st Ea;ioaa! quin: IN Bankers
League game :, the Wow;tzers' Ar
.,-''! ;aSL nisA; %: = score OF . -
Flrst %at!onal-HawE:ns. Jennings.
kilsc. Payne, C-ea.h.
Fedora! Eeserve-Ma-r.a, Burke
Williamson -.lcott, Beck.
summary: Substitutes - wharton
Tor Hawkins, Stree. :C;o.,!s
= sta" sins %. Waator. ~ Ian
nihts go. klise 90. Ci-aih CI,, Mar
T!n co, BGrkc 90, Stree, t55 VIZ
Hams on % Foul Jennings, .
90. - 4"!He, out OF :; Beck. /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26
BLUES QUINT LOSES TO
FORK UNION ACADNlEY

fpEk UNION. VA. Jan. 95.-Th.
r oTk Union Military Academy basket
p tSit., tan defeated the Richmond
n."tS lu'ht mere tonight. nos!ng out
me visitors by only TWO points m,
ma score being 20 to Is.
-. game was fast and hard fought
oD,h teams being in excellent condi-
I'LL me score stood IL TO 10 n,
The close OF the first half. win 81.
mon IN the lead. Arbogast and Iii.
:""' FORK Unions guards. did Inucb
10 .o.t down the scoring OF tbn
. ~ c!ty team. The extraordinary
go 81 % simmons, center for the
.hdets was The feature OF tn. cnn-
;.St. h!is- and Smith starred for Inc
!'G"s' bened!ct!ne Cadets viii MAY
;.YI" Cnl"n next Saturday al Fort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26
WAITE HOYT TO WE'D
BROOKLYN GIRL SOON
Ilty AsvoeIatea rrc..l

,s MfW fGhk Jan. waite noy,, who
y!c,@.,1, 81" -, ~, -" forH Yankee 10 .wo
i,e'.h n'-winn!mg Giants las: fan :. en-, w"
49,, Iaria-t IL accompanied Mis-, Dr.
my Any II. Fyle, - o: IsrooHIyn. 20 ,h.
d.,y a, 'nHtE."fs license bureau yes,er
az" '9oh out c!vdcnt!ai4 Tor signing
q ne contract. lie ga.c hi. age &c "a
49,. Itiused TO say when he Planned al
hS NE critical step Fr!enis. hove
"s would Wed before starring Sou,b
'' sP9."s i:"!n.nE win his team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26
LAFAYETTE ELEVEN
MAKES MONEY IN 1921

EASTON. PA. January .5.-Footba!l was
the only I.hfayett. College sport that made
money during the year July. l92p-July. 1921
according To thc athletic account made
public here today. The report shows that
the football team made profit OF more
than $500.
The profit nt tho football team had to
nay the expenses OF every other sport ac-
tiv!ty. as all others showed loss. The
championship baseball! team lost $!.3y5. - I.
the outdoor track team, Si.ijj.02; the bias
k.tball team. $20!s.sr. soccer. &323.i2. cross
country, 9jSo.H: t.nnis. {US.iJ. and the
rikecp OF March Field was fs.023.o5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26
hAMPDEN-SIDNEY TO
BE MINUS CAPTAIN
! Spscial TO The Times. pispa,ch1

AEMFlll.E. VA. Jan. a5.-rb.
.. ,tai.i :" en- sidney basketball team.
%h'tn leaves here tomorrow mornimi.
KS UP on which it meets vii,
'IH ana Mary College Thursday
hisht; Richmond University TrjJaI,
i,,sH,, ana Eando!ph- Macon IN, FOL.
10" iht night. VIII he greatly w.aE
.h.' Dy The loss OF Ben smith can
quiut. "a! OF the
ne Mas injured hcr. this af,,rpoo,
80 ~ Iitt'haB" ana viii consequently
49, una4.e 10 I'LL his position II, ruarJ
49, - i.pGndy is as yet undrcisi,I 49,
Smith. - ''"'c VI captain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26
VISITING CUNTS WILL
CLASH IN LYNCHBURG
ISnccinl io The Tilncs.Disnatch. ]

LY NCHBURG. VA, Jan. 25.-Thc
basketball CUNTS representing Epis-
copal High School (Alcxandria) and
Augusta Military Academy (Fort De-
fiance) will meet on the City Audi
forum floor here Friday evening.
The local high school will stage a
double header Saturday night on the
same floor. the girls team playing
-Danville High and the boys team
the Martinsvillc High. The halves OF
the TWO games will alternate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26
TAK0LA QU|NT TO CLASH
WITH WASHINGTON TEAM
Locals Will Meet Congress
Heights Yankees Tomorrow
Night at Howitzers.
FAST GAME IS EXPECTED
Visitors Come to Rtchmond Rated ms
One of Most Formidable AEgregn-
tion> of En>t. Holding Victories
Over Several Teams.

Tomorrow night at the Howitzers
Armory the Congress Heights YAM
KEGS. champions Of Washington and
District of Columbia. are slated to
clash with the Takola five OF this
city. This game should produce by
far the fastest exhibition of the cage
game seen in this city to date.
The Yankees come rated as one of
the most formidable agGregations in
the East. holding victories over sew
eral quints of national rcputc.
Hold AInny Victories.
This LEST Of victories include Brook
lyn Royal Triangle, Rubber City Big
Five. Of NauGatuck. Conn: Atlas Five.
of New Haven. and Germantown and
Camden, of the Eastern Professional
League. In addition TO these VIC
tories. they hold many others over
lesser lights. Their total record to
GATE being eighteen victories and one
defeat the lone defeat was hung on
them by the famous st. Andrew five
OF baltimore. who hold the pho
nominni record CT a clean slate
through three years playing.
Included in the washineton limo
up VIII be found many sterling per-
formers including Ingley. center, and
Eora' guard, two professionals who
year as a result OF the Yankees play
ing in the Coliseum. where they have
attracted crowds of from 600 to 1000
pe"ple consistently. iIeddons. famous
feorSctown forward, will he found
opposite Atherton in the forward
positions While Atherton boasts of
no college, or university reputation
he IS considered "a brilliant performer
ana mas been member of the Wash |
ihSton aggregation for the three
years they have held undisputcd sway |
over the capital city.
Good Players Coming
other players include CAPTAIN Cat
I'm. VINO Will be found opposite Ford
IN guard position. Captain Catlin
nails from University OF MARYLAND.
Foctz and Arthur Shaffcr tho man
aser. make UP the reserve strength
of the team. Goetz being reserve
guard. and Shaffer utility center and
forward.
AS for the local representative. lit
~. nee" be said under the careful
tutai"ge OF Captain Bill Wharton:
'hcE nave rounded out their passing
same |" a point of perfection. and
Win Claude Woodward at the ton
Q; ms game. aided and abettcd hv
sleepy Holiday. Bill Wharton ana
dclihancy Carter the hometown
boys can be relied to give the North
.fh invaders stiff battle before the
'ihai Iec!s Ion is reached
me main attraction OF IN. even
ING VIII be preceded by q prclimin-
"'E' beginning i. VI. sharp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26
THOMAS S. SHIBE TO
HEAD ATHLETICS
Try Associated Press l

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. c5.-Tho.nas s.
Shtbe was elected president of the Phila-
deiphia American League baseball club
at q special meeting of the stockholders
,oday To succeed his father. the late Ben
lninin T. Shibc. His brother. John d.
Shibe. was chosen vice president and Sec
rotary, Connie Mack was reelected treas
urer md 1nnnncn-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26
TInn Bir Uo,tr,h,I, ,.,

III" TON. tn, Jan. 2j.--FOIlowing
,hc suggestion OF the faculty. that
real American rcd-blood sporting
contest he included in tho Lafayette
College junior week activities, Febru-
ar! IA, Manager Edward O'Connor
mas arranged Il basketball game be.
tween Lafayette and CarncCIe Tech
TO be played. here Thursday after,
noon. February 2. This Will be the
hrst time that IN athletic event has
TAKEN place during junior week for
many years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26

Let 8. 8. 8. Give You An Angelic Skin!
mon sense to simply treat tho skin.
a bottleNof s. s. S. will prove to You
what is happening In your blood. S.S.S.
Is a scientific blood cleanser-it drives
out the impurities which cause eczema,
letter. rash, pimples, boils. bl2ckheads
blotches and other skin eruptions.
When these impurities are driven out,
you can't stop several very nice things
from happening. Your lips turn nat
urally rosy. Your eyes sparkle, your
complexion clears. 1t becomes beau
tiful. Your face looks Ike that of a
prosperous, rudy. weli-fed. refined
gentleman. or II you are n woman,
your complexion becomes the real kind
that the whole world SO admires. S.S.S.
IS also a powerful body-builder. boz
cause II builds new and more blood
cells: That's why It fills out sunken
checks. bony necks. thin limbs, helps
regain lost flesh. 1t costs little to
have this happen to you. 8. 8. s. is
sold at all drug. stores. in two sises.
The larger size u the more economical
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26
Y. NJ. |. QU|NT EASILY
DEFEATS ELON COLLEGE.
Cadet Quint Off Form in
Shooting, bat Lead by
Al TO IL.

LEXINGTON. VA. Jan. 25.-In a
very slow and unintcrcsting game.
V. NJ. !. defeated the Elon College
guint here tonight by the score of
~ 10 is. The Cadets were extremely
off form not only in shooting, but
also in iioor work. They continually
missed easy sh DTS and passed rag
Etdiy throughout most OF the game.
In the first ten minutes OF play
'. NJ. |. took the floor with I rush,
hut as the half wore on the Cadet
At the same time Elon'S defense s.iif-
c.n.d and V. NJ. /. found ind rcasing
difficulty in scoring. The second half
Was featured by much the same sort
of playing on both sides. The Zion
team put up stiff defensive, fight
an through and at times showed
flashes OF good offensive spirit.
bell and shannon. For Elon the out
Perry.
Lineup:
V. NJ. |. Positions. Elon.
h*ic right forward. Fix
campbell left forward. Newman
summers 49,. center. :. Perry
Ryder 800. left guard. McAdams
summary: Field goals-Summers
N). Kyle CO., Campbell 60. Ryder
%. FIN CD, Newman %. 5. Perry
No, j.. Perry a.. Foul goals-Camp-
bell, . out OF 10: l.. Perry. out of is.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Shannan;
shannon for Kyle; Cure for Summers
;. Ferry. Mar!ette for McAdams.
kcepcr-Read ". NJ. I.). Time or
halvcs--2O minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26
Eight Ab"vc Mt L,nchburp

~ NCHbtRG. VA. Jan. 25.-The
"I't'a! temperature here las, nipht
was degrees. the Temperature. he
ing Tue lowest here since January
- !'Is' aud the eovcrnmen, Their
mometcTs registered zero.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26
TRINITY WINS THIRD
STRAIGHT CONTEST
Especial 10 The Times-DIspatch

4 DURHAM. 4. c.. Jan. 25.-With
Simpson and Crutc leading the pack,
Trinity Won her third straight
basketball game hero tonight by de-
fcating Wake Forest, 81 TO 10. Wake
Z Forest played doggedly, but did not
stand n show after the opening min
sutes OF the game. clean brand OF
sport was displayed throughout the
game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26
Hynn Is Released ON I,ai,.

fARlS, Jan. 25.--Thomas Stewart
Ryan. who had been held in custody
since last week. when his wife took
poison and later died. was released
this evening oil bail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-26
Common Sense
About Eczema
and Eruptions!
Here's Something About S. SIS.
That You'll Be Glad to Hear.

You might Just as well know It right
now.-.the cause OF skin eruptions.
pimples, blackheads, boils and SO on.
Is right In the blood. There is no get
ting away from it Science has proved
II. We prove II. You can prove It.
When the cause OF skin troubles and
eruptions Is in the blood, 1t isn't COM
Evening star., 1922-01-20
SAY DEALER IS BANKRUPT.

Creditors of David ID. Levitt, sport
ing goods dealer. at sos o street
northwest, have asked the District Su-
preme Court to adjudge him bankrupt.
They charge that the merchant is in
solvent. and has permitted attach
ments to be levied against his stock
and has admitted his willingness to
be adjudged bankrupt No schedule of
assets and liabilities were filed. At
torney Joseph T. Heating appears for
the complaining creditors.
Evening star., 1922-01-20
WOMAN FOUND DEAD.
Mrs. Nancy Howard, IS, Died Of
Natural Causes.

Mrs Nancy Howard. seventy Ave
years old, was found dead in her
apartment at 1914 G street WedRes-
day morning. Her death was due to
natural causes.
Mrs. Howard was q native Of Ciin-
ton county, N. Y, and had been a
widow a number of years. She moved
to this city in November of last year.
She is survived by two daughters and
a son. one of the daughters being the
wife of Col. ]. C. Macarthur, us. A.
residing in this city.
Another daughter. Mrs. F. w. De
Vey. is a resident of Duluth, Mimi,
while the son. G. A. Howard, resides
Evening star., 1922-01-20
URGE IMMEDIATE ACTION
ON SOLDIER BONUS BILL
Republican Members Of House Who
Saw Service Overseas Make De-
mand on Colleagues.

Demand upon the republican ma
jority in the House to act Immediate
ly upon the adjusted compensation
for former service men,, commonly
called soldiers bonus" was made
yesterday. by republican members
who saw service during the world
war.
The former service men at a con-
ference decided to seek a caucus of
the entire republican membership
next Wednesday night. at-which it is
PLANNED to submit resolution in
structing the ways and means COM
mfttee to Immediately present to the
House an adjusted compensation bill.
Evening star., 1922-01-20
MORRIS RUBIN DEAD.
Jeweler Had Been in Business in
This City for Ten Years.

Morris Rubin. hfty-eight years old.
who had been in the 3ewelry business
in Washington for the past ten years.
died yesterday at his home, 1903 Bel
Riga. Russia, now a part of Latvia
and came to the United States thirty
years ago.
He is survived by his widow. Jenny
Rubin. a daughter. Mrs. Ben Simon
of Charleston, s. c.. and four sons.
DIR. Louis Rubin Of Cleveland and
Sol, Eli and Harry of this city. Fune-
raj services will be announced later
Evening star., 1922-01-20

Once reported, the bonus bill would
be kept before the House until a
final vote was reached. according to
the plan. of members attending the
conference yesterday.
A statement issued by Representa-
tive Fish of New York and Repre-
sentative johnson of South Dakota,
both of whom saw service in France,
declared that former service members
have become "exasperated" over the
delay in the passage of an adjusted
compensation law.
Evening star., 1922-01-20
PARKER ESTATE, $10s, 900.

L. Southard Parker, prominent imam
cier of Washington. who died at Sell
ins Grove, Pa. October 2<~last: left no
will Application has been made TO the
Probate Court by his widow, MRS. NJ.
isabelle Parker, for letters of admin
istration on his estate. Mr.. Parker left
securities valued at $4,000 and real
estate Of the assessed value OF $2S,00o.
Besides the widow there are seven
children, four OF whom reside in
Washington.
Evening star., 1922-01-20

=, in Aberdeen, s. d. Mr.. Howard Is on
his way here to get his mothers body
and accompany IT to his home. Inter-
| ment will be in Aberdeen one day next
week,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-05-31
WOFFORD
DROWNED
D. B. Rhodes Loses Life When
in Swimming Soon After
Lunch

Spartanburg, May 26.-D. b.
Rhodes, a student at Woifofd col
lege, member of the freshman class
and substitute halfback on last
years football team, was drowned
at Cleveland Park lake here this
afternoon. He vas a son OF j.. E.;
Rhodes of Estill, Hampton county.
and before coming to Wexford
was a student at the Carlisle Fit
ting school at Bamberg.
Rhodes with his roommate and q
party OF. Wofford students went to
the park Immediately after dinner
today and one after another dived
into the lake from a concrete
bridge to swim across to the diving
tower. When he had gone half the
distance he was seen to throw up
both hands and sink, but for the
moment his companions gave his
disappearance no consideration,
thinking he had dived. His body
never came 70 the surface again
until it was recovered 90 minutes
later by the use of graphing
hooks. Physicians were called
and for two hours restoratives were
administered but without result.
The college authorities notified his
parents and the body is TO be taken
to Estill tomorrow, where the fun
eral will take place.
The Young man was 20 years
old. When 4 student at Carlisle he
received a medal for proficiency IN
his studies. He was intending later
70 Stn1da. medicine
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-05-31
VOCATIONAL
FOR
CHARLESTON
Site and Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Dollars Given by
Citizen

Charleston. May PA muniii-
cent fight to the city school board
Of Il site and $l30.000 toward the
building II :, vocational school Tor
white men and boys was announc-
cd today and the board viii pro-
coed at once on the CONSTRUCTION
OF this institution. having Il fund
Of $4,000 additional avaliablc.
which will mean Il firoproot. hand
some structure representing Il totai
Investment of 500. 900. plus the
site. Details rs 10 the location OF
The school and OF its design have
net Vet been announced and the
citizen who made die gift remains
incosnito. Some weeks ago the
school board. which had agreed to
take over the high school G
tiunal department combining 1t
with the public school vocational
work. announced plans for building
Gf The city. 1t WAS to hc moro or
less Il temporary affair. However.
this unexpected but much apprc-
ciated gift makes it possible Tor the
board to erect Il buildin. on anoth-
or site that Will probably be larS-
CT and superior in many NAYS 10
the new Charleston hi.9h school
building now nearing completion
on Eutlcdge avcnu The new Vo-
cational school Will be Il notable
addition to local educational facili-
tics