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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-13
The Average American Eats Exactly
1854 Pounds Of Food Each Year
By JAMES J. DAVIS, U. S. Secretary OIL A"Oo''

Thc exact figures are pounds Per year. That
is costly em We certainly don't stint ourselves: ,,,
And does this Gargntuan appetite really make for national heah
Is it any better body than it is for the poekeeex
4l foro of labor STATISTICS t1at the average
American manages keep the spark OF e IN MS o0o Oil
775 mounds of food year. The F. ration was oo pouuS p
man per year, recolect rightly the American soloe w ~
pretty fair work on that allowance 49, c
The medical authorities may make what they please OF these
Int notice that the Japanese consumes 9o POUNDS Oh pr
annum The average Jap adult gets 30 pounds OF u as against "''
pounds the average with
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-13
IT'S MIGHTY LONG TILL LIGHT
The lost ones are a-gropin'
L.. .l.o ,iexI,

The lost ones are a-gropin'
In shadows O. the night;
The hills for which they're hopin'
Are far away from sight;
They want that Land O. Promise
Where suns an stars shine bright:
They're calm in the darkness:
Its mighty long till Light"
They know the Jordan river
Is rollin, dark and deep;
Far of the storm is comm,
The stars have gone to sleep:
They seek that Land O. Promise
To win the faithful fight;
Make clear the road before them
Its mighty long till Light"
The valleys sweetest singin'
Would WOO them from the way:
But far-off bells are ringin'
OF blue skies for the gray.
The hills of Hope are shinin',
Yet Hope has wings for flight:
Thorns with the llfe-t1owers twinin'-
''lt's mighty long till Light"
-Frant l.. Stanton In the Atlanta Con.
sttution.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-13

: "Ah!" Mr.. Gibney leveled a horny
forefinger at the engineer. 'That's
where you hit the nail on the head.
He's too fly, and there's only two
ways to keep him from flynn away
with US. The first is to feed him to
the sharks and the second is to treat
him like a long.lost brother. I know
he ought to be hove overheard, but I
amt got the heart to kill him in cold
blood. Consequently. we got to let
the villain live, an If you 60 to beatin'
him up, Mac, you'll make him sore an
he'll peach on us when we get to Homo
lulu. If us three could get back to San
Francisco with clean hands, I'd say
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-13

Total. 8 8 27 10 3
Two-base Hit-Baney.
Stolen Bases-Baney 4 Bailey 2,
Boo 8, Rhea, Hurst, Hickerson,
Woock 2, Neumann, Meinke, Gray,
Brandt /,
Struck Out-By Baney 16; by
Auer 5.
Double Play-Meinke to Nygaard.
Umpire Ray Phelps
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-13
|BEMIDJ HIGH DEFEATS
PARK RAPIDS BALL nine

CONTINUED from Page One.)
enough for Szuzitzky to drop the
ball. -
For the visitors, Meinke, second
baseman, featured with ten chances
out of eleven. .'r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
SPECIAL TAX FORMS ARE
READY FOR DISTRIBUTION
Returns of Capital Stock of
Domestic Corporations Must
Be Filed by July 81.

Special tan forms due under the
revenue act OF 1921. during the month
OF JULY are nov available at the
office Of John (. Noel. collector OF
Internal revenue. at Richmond. and
a. The branch office in Norfolk, Mr..
Noel announced yesterday. The tax
must he paid on or before July 81,
1922 he stated
Form 7o7 mus, he used in the re-
turn OF tn" capital stock tax Of
domestic corporations. while form
7oS'is TO he used on foreign corpo-
rations Returns OF the miscel-
laneous occupationai and the tobac-
co manufacturers special tax are to
be returned on form II.
Every domestic corporation shall
pay annually tho special excise tax.
Win rsspec; TO carrying on or doing
business. cGuivalcn, to So for each
$1,000 or SO much OF the fair average
value OF lis capital stock for tn.
preceding Year ending June 80. az Is
IN excess Of $1,000" the revenue act
provides. In estimating the value
OF ,he capital stock. the surplus and
undivided profits shall be included.
Every foreign corporation shall
pay annually special excise tax
with respect TO carrying on. or doing
business, IN tho United States. cquiva-
lent TO 81 for each, $1,000 Of tho
average amount OF capital stock en-
plo%ed IN the transaction Of it's bust.
ness in the United States during ;he
preceding year ending June so" the
act states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
PETERSBURG QUARTET
DELIGHTS RADIO FANS
Musicians Display Raro Abil.
ity in Concert From Giant
Broadcast of Dispatch.

For tho second time hinca tho
opcnnu of tho pinnt hroadoRst sta-
,lon az Tho Dispatch pepcrs. Po-
;crshurg"r- ,RHt UvcninE scored u
complete triumph, whom four OF tho
moa' talented musiciana ., tho
C"chndo city ERnE and played for
radio thousands Of moro than a
scOro StRtos In tho East
Miss julia Blnnkcnsh!p, talented
dramatic soprano. acquitted herself
unusually woll. amid tho enthusiastic
applause OF scores who called TO ties
ify t" tho excellence OF the Offering.
M!as Blnnkenship Is tho possessor OF
an exceptionally wcll-balanced voice
OF eVon range. md her rcnditions,
especially ferdi's "R!;orna Vincitor."
woro thing OF mastcrful beauty.
O!iin Rogers, well-known tenor
soIo!st. ev!nced one OF the finest and
FULLEST voices yet heard from the
station. Ills selections carried ex-
ceptionally well. John Patterson
was heard In several OF his classical
and semiclass!cal numbers with
great pleasure. Mr.. Patterson has a
line baritone. Miss Mary Patterson
proved an excellent accompanist
Tonights program will offer some
OF the most interesting quartet and
duet selections yet given by Rich
monders. The Commonwealth Quar-.
tet. embracing some of the fines,
singers in the city. Will perform 70,
the radio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
JURY SAYS DRIVER OF
CAR WAS "CARELESS"
=. n. Carter VIII BE Given Hearing
In Police Court
Today.

'Carelessness on the par, Of the
driver was the verde, of the cor
oners jury yesterday IN an investi-
CATION OF tn. ccident at North Ave-
nue. and " ckham stree, Saturday
night. resulting IN the death OF Vol
lie Frank Irwin. G-year-old son Of
Or. clyde " Irwin. Of 2i03 North
Avenue.
Captain Samuelsd OF the trahic de-
pariment who caus-d the arrest Of
:. II Carter 3o7 Roberts street. one
rator OF IN" car testified a; the cor
oner's hearing that, in his exam!na-
tion OF the automobile Immediately
after the accident. ne had found the
brakes defective. Carter Will have
4 hearing ia Police Court this morn
ing on charge OF Involuntary man
slaughter Young Irwin was struck
down hy the car almost directly in
front Of ms home. He died at 81.
l.uke's Hospital OF "a fractured skull!
five and ou--haif hours later.
The body. accompanied ~ the par
cuts % young Irwin, was shipped 10
Jackson, Tenn. sunday. where flu
neral services were conducted ycster-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
MOVIE CENSOR BOARD
is READY TO FUNCTION
Actively Preparing for Work. Which
begins August I, I'm Grncc
street Huurtcrs

Members OF the State Board Of
Moving Picture Ccnsors Evan r.
thcstcrman, chairman; Mrs Emma
Speed Sampson, secretary; Il. G. l..
Moncurc. and Miss Martha Cunning
ham, formerly executive secretary OF
the Woman's club. chief clerk, will
take up the censorship of all movies
10 be shown in the state August /.
when the new State law goes into
effect
The board IS actively preparing for
the work At its offices, 2l5 East Grace
street. The ccnsors will spend al
least eight hours n day viewing the
pictures which the producers will
desire TO show in Virginia. \ special
room for the screening Of tho plays
is being erected. II will be furnished
with chairs aud tables. the handl-
work OF labor conv!cts in the state
Pcnitentiary.
Every picture passed by the board
VIII be gwen serial number, and.
when complaint is made, the serial
number OF the title OF the play must
be given.
Fees charged the producers for tho
registering OF films will defray the
salaries and expenses Of the com
mission, IL is estimated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
APPROVES ORDINANCE
FOR LAND DEDICATION
streets Committee Recommends Or
dinhnce Accepting Lind Prof
fer of W. L. Hood

The Streets Commute. OF CIV
Council yesterday afternoon recon-
mended TO Council FOR its adoption
an ordinance accepting the dedica-
ton OF land by w r Hood. Tor tn.
extension OF Hawthorne Avenue. Di-
rector Savlie stated TO the commit
tee that such action would prove
most desirable in IN. development
Of the northern section OF the city.
me committee also recommended the
grading Of streets In Rutherford
tract, Highland Park
A. the suggestion OF Councilman
Harvey l.. Atkinson. the Ctly Aifor-
ney was requested to furnish the
committee. AZ its next meeting. ali
data concerning the protect OF open
'ns West street and Belmont Ave-
nue. and the proposition OF c.tSuE
" portion 81 an alley between NGdf-
Ion ana Elm Streets and Stuar, and
hanover Avenue. was laid over for
al=cusSi"n at "a future session OF thu
committee. Members prescn, were.
Suhchairman ". L. sullivan. Alder
man Marx Guns,. Couucuinen At
N.nSon, John ". Moore and W. {.
Carpenter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
KEMP APPOINTS LEACH TO
DEPUTY TREASURESH|P
Fills Vacancy Created by Res
ignalion Of Thomas ]. Todd,
Who Issues Statement.
SAYS nv nEcAMr rnrn Aor>,
Under No Legal. and Wa. Aware uf
No Moral, obligation 10 RcmHin In
once, hsnrrts RctirinT Under or
Hciaf.

J. \. Leach, deputy clerk OF tho
Honr!co County Circuit CourI. and
to-mcrly Cummiss !ourr OF revc-
ruc In that county. was Rppo!ntcd TO
the once OF deputy treasurer ycstcr-
day by J." II. Kemp Jr, recently APP
pointed county treasurer TO I'll The
uneapired term OF his fn,her
Mr.. Leach takes tho place made
vacant b. Thomas J Todd former
deputy treasurer. who Immediately
rendered his resignation on appoint
ment OF the new treasurer. MIR. Todd
yesterday accepted n position IN the
Office OF the State Accountant.
In answer 10 question as TO why
he left the employ @: Kemp. he said
thst, when the resignation OF tho
resign.ng treasurer OF Hcnr!co Was
accepted by the Circui: Court. his
term as deputy treasurer automu;!-
csNy expired and that he became y
appointment Of Mi Kemp's son TO
the position. ne was under no legal.
and fei; under no moral obligation
10 remain IN the Office, and having a
family 70 support. went elsewhere IN
search OF employment
Ny. Kemp entered on his new
duties yesterday afternoon, and IS
being assisted in tsmiliarlz!ug him
self with the affairs OF the office ".
John Archer, deputy collector. The
hooks of the o;ii ces are being audited
as is customary, by the arm OF \
y. Pullen, public accountants The
positions made vacant in the Office by
two women, who also rendered their
destinations. will be allied during the
week, MIR. Kemp sa Id.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
RICHMOND BASkS IN
TEMPERATURES OF 81
fympathctlc Brcckc Wait. Cheering
Icphyrs tn Evru Wnrmrst
EpNts.

No sunstrokcs wore reported In
richmond. 'CRuso why? j; was u
typical summons day, tho mercury
nercr getting phovn 81. whiio the
minimum wRa jug, 8s. There was no
particular rush for tho Rhady side
OF tho streets, FOR Il sympathetic
breeze waited it's eheoring zcphyrs
along oven tho hottest spots nj II
ten-miIe clip. Tho moon hruHn about
o'clock last night. fun and rosy,
which. according to weather sharps,
means no nuro-cuough hot waves arc
In slight.
Old prob Announces that there Is
no reason TO expect much change In
temperature today or tomorrow, nj
though Il may DO partly cloudy with
local thunder showers.
It's Il different tale In some other
places. Oklahoma persprcd az %.
Savannah at IS. and Moutc omery at
-. Norfolk beat Richmond 10 It
by one degree. while Atlantic City
went az high rs So from Is. and
Frisco got along al 20. Boston was
the coolest spot in the United States.
running anywhere from so 10 6S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
BIBLE CLASS GIVES IMPETUS
TO DISPATCH ICE MISSION
Donation of Grace Street Baptist Church Mem Organi.
zaon. With Other subscriptions. Carries Total
to $3.50 83-More. However, Is Needed

Touched by tho need az the poor
childron ~ Richmond FOR irc and
milk. members OF thu mon. uibip
class Of Grnc" street i,aptis, sunday
Sch"nl have contributed Il7.ls for
the ic" and milk m!sHlon az rho
DtpRtch Papers. Fuuds badly Rre
needed 'nr th" mission nnd each day
rccr tho demand for leo rad milk
greater,
Nh. only Is tho mission le.scnirS
suffering, but. In some Instances. !s
saving lives. Too young 20 fond for
Themselves. these children Rrc iookinu
to tho only ones that can help Thorn
-thos" IN better circumstRuGos. /,
- hoped thu; this h!t or practical
Christianity begun 10y tho mems piblo
class will DO followed by similar con-
iribuNons from organizations
drought the city. as VOL! M iud!-
viduR!s.
Up 10 yesterday, there was total
OF slet given for the aid O. the
fund. Yesterday S6:S3 was sen. IN,
bringing the total to s228.S3 This
amour, has been turned over TO Mrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
DECLARE MONTAGUE
NOMINEE OF PARTY

'"npiies With state Inv md Dcmo-
cratic Primary I'ian--Is with.
out Opposftlon.
Representative Andrew JaoL.o,
Montague, Of tho Third Congressional
DISTRICT was declared to DO tho party
nominee for re-olsotion by Tho Demo.
cratic committee OF tho Third Dis,r,ct
which mot yesterday morning In room
1927 Mutual Building.
1t was shown tina. Mr.. Montarn.
has complied with tho state lnwand
tn" Democratic primary plan, and
having no opposition, n resolu,io,
offered by Miss Emma Wilson Mo,
ris. accorded by Mrs. Mary JIaw..
smith, declaring him the nar,,.
nominee, was unanimously adonteJ
w; ID. Cardwell. chairman. pre-.
s'oed. ana John NJ. Purcell acted n,
secretary. Tho resolutions adontcJ
cal upon the Democrats OF the dis.
trict to Give Mr.. Montague loyaI ann.
vember I. w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
notnry Club Meet. Tndny.

The Rotary Club Will meet at the
City Hall this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. and Will proceed to the Motor
Inn. on the Three Chopt Road, where
luncheon VIII be served and the
regular meeting Will be held. Presi-
dHIt John c. Whit stated yestcI-
day that the meeting would be
mark ed" by a number OF stunts suit
able to the season, and that short
talks would he made by the delegates
TO the international convention
recently held in Los Angeles, cmbrac-
ing Henry Wal. rstcin. Robert
Crump. Carter Williams and bill"
Anderson. \ sufficient number of
automobiles will he at the city ihil
to accommodate all who show up."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
- ILLICIT STILLS
ARE TAKEN IN JUNE
sol Gallons or Whisky and Ten Auto
mobiles COMMUNICATIVE Prop
crty Worth SCI 1000.

Scvcnty-;wo Illicit d!stilleries were
seized in June, SCI gallons OF Illicit
WHISKY taken and ten automobiles
confisra'ed tn" rcrort of Prohibition
Director II y. Ft!wiicr shows In
MS summary If the activities OF the
Federal Prohibition Department in
rirlnia. Tn" value OF property
seized and destroyed amounted to
STEELE. while property seized and
not destroyed amounted to s.s54
There were lo5 persons arrested
turing June. r-inging tho total OF
nUch arrests during the present cal
"ndar year from January 10 June
3" 30 672 persons. as compared with
''l 'oT tn" calendar year Of 1921.
Motor out 10 Motor Inn. the ex-
c"llsnt suburban cafc.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11

To carry out the trust business of
the state and City Bank and Trust
Company. the Old dominion Trust
Corporation. Richmond. was granted
n charter yesterday by the state Cor
poration Commission The maximum
capital stock is $4,000. and the mini
mum $4,000 The officers and In
ar. Julien II. Hill. presi-
dent; Jesse T.. Wood. secretary. and
w :. Ryiand. all OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
Hang Mchee'> PORTRAIT, in ~" Lobby.

an oil painting of the late samuel
Kerr Mckee, who was FOR ,wenty.
SIX years general secretary OF the
Richmond Y NJ {. A. has recently
been made by Lloyd Freeman. widely
known artist, and has been hung in
the lobby OF the association. Tn.
portrait : gift OF the member.
OF tho Y. NJ. g A and personal
friends OF Mr.. Mckee who had known
MIN more or less intimately dur.nr
MS long service as secretary o. IN.
Nichn3ond ass ation Tn. por-
rah 10 considered r-ma kan
likeness OF Mr. Mci and IS a srl.r
old piece OF workmanship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
PLAN MOVEMENT OF
APPLE CROP OF 1872.
Director OF State Division of Markets
Attends Meeting of Growers
in washinktOn.

Joseph II. Meek. director Of thS
state Division OF Markets. will ats
tend meeting In Washington tos
guy or fruit growers of Virginia,
Pennsylvnnia. Maryland and Wed
virginia, at which tho marketing Of
this years crop OF apples and peach es
VIII he considered with tho fruit
growers Will meet representatives OF
the railroads truvcrsing the Statea
mentioned. The fruit growers VIII
lay before the railroad officials the
estimated number OF bushels OF M
pies TO he moved. and plans will ne
perfected TO get the fruit 10 the
market in the most economical mans
ncr. n
Director Meck will lay before ,he
conference statement prepared w
Henry VI Taylor. Of the Federal.
state Crop Reporting Service. which,
shows an estimated apple crop of
l,OGS.O0o barrels and Il peach crop ot
100000 bushels in Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
Gets Year I'm pcnitcntinry.

Fred Smith, charged with violation
Of the stat" prohibition laws. and
jumping his ban bond. was sentenced
I" year In tn" state Penitcntiar!
and a anc Of $3.50 in Hcnrico Counts
circuit Court yesterday afternoon.
Luther Mann. Jr., Richard Sturdi =
want, colorcd and Henry Crew. col
ored. were sentenced 10 SIXTY days
in the County jail and fined $50 each
on charGe O, transporting whisky.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
AppI, for nulIdins Permits.

Applications o. .Dyun,ng permits
were Yesterday hled by Il /. powclr
Jr" TO build q franz aud s,ucc.
dwelling a S22o Hanover Ayeni. +,
>os' $1,000. Mrs u. A. Sml,h. 10 pt,l,a
franz ana stucco dwelling a. 3gi;
Montros+ avenue. "a COS, $4,000: ~
~ harp - hH'd "a brick store al,
i"'hty -eiEHtH and NJ streets. to
COST $500 and as r. II finch
i'.hh TO nu..a nrch parag" ~ SIS
Nof'h twenty MIN street. to cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
Lyons hack mr. ITS Desk.

John T. Lyons. special messenger
for Governor =. Lee Trinklc. was
back Al his desk In the executive
Offices yesterday. after a visit to
friends in Kentucky and a sojourn
81 nine days IN birmingham. Ala
MIR. Lyons said birmingham was one
o! the lvclicst cities he has visited
recently. and that tho great iron
furnaces in that section are inter-
cst:ng operations 10 watch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
Aldermen Meet Tonight.

tn" Roard OF Aldermen viii meet
~ regular session at o'clock to-
night 20 dlspoS" OF long docket.
containing Il number Of interesting
items. y joint session of CITY Coun-
eli has been called by President W.
II Adams, to nice, at 7:i5 o'clock
10 elect city officers. under its con
troll for the next two years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
>nmc Delegates to Encampmcnt.

Delegates 20 the national cncainp-
inent Of Spanish War Veterans TO
he held in California August u to
20, viii be chosen at the meeting Of
FitzhuEh Lee Camp. spanish War
Veterans, to meet tonight at S o'clock
IN the Grays' Armory. Luther 7.
Mathews ia commander This meet
ing was 70 have been held last
Tuesday. but due TO its being holt
day it was postponed until tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
SUGAR CLASSIFICATION
MAY MEAN REDUCTION
Material Decrennr In Freight Charges
May Follow Action ar COrpo-
ration Com nltnslon.

Powdered sugar entered II class OF
Its own yesterday, In so far Rs freight
classification goes. and because Of
tho third-oluss rate given II BY the
state Corporation Commission. 1t
should como few cents cheaper 10
Ito users.
Commissioner Forward. In announc-
ing that powdered sugar had been
put In the third class for rate pur-
poses sud the sweetencd article had
not heretofore been classed conse-
Quently. the rate accorded II ycster-
day would mean material reduc-
ton in freight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Joint session pf city Council,
7ltE y. Al,
Hoard OF Aldermen, city Hail. 4
j. 81
Rotary club, Motor Inn. d Il. NJ.
John Marshall House, Siutli and
Marshall Streets, upen y a. 81.
to =, Al,
For "theater calendar" soc page
five,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
Medical Ipspcc,or ouo,,ae.

Or. G. II. Maloncy. newly appointed
medical Inspector in the Health Ru-
reau Of IN" Department of Public
Welfare. yesterday qualified before
city Clerk Mcdowell. and entered
upon his duties Immediately.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
.R|CHMONDERS ATTEND
ROYAL ARCH MASON MEET
All Sections of State Repre-
scented at Instruction School
at Basic CITY.

4 number Of Richmonders are at
tending the school OF instruction .or
Royal Arch Masons. when IS being
held In Basic City. over 100 Masous
are In attendance. with practically
all sections ~ the state represented
william Bryan McCheSuey. a former
grand master grand high priest and
Rrand commander and a distinguished
Mason. is president of the school
Among the Richmonders in at
tendance are: James ~ Richardson.
Jefferson Wallace, II O. limerick
Captain Thomas B. Mcdowell. Har-
din * Bache. Rev. +. \. Arthur /.
r. Temple. +. y Scott. W W RAT
citffe. Leo Grecnebaun. pallip Z.
Meyer and J. J. Yarbroush
The ritualistic work is in charge
OF John T. Cochran. of The Plains
He e assisted by William Chapman.
% Portsmouth. and James Row-nan.
Of Roanoke; +. y Joachim. %;
Charlottesville and W H Whiteseu.
OF Richmond
The 'ar!stocracv OF the exclusive
and expensive order OF the living
COW held their annual ceremonial!
In the auditorium. and six members
OF the school were Initiated in Tho
mysteries OF The order. The worN
was conferred ~ Jefferson wallace.
lnco mparable psychotherapis, as
sisted by William Chapman. William
r McChesney. Joseph I. Carson. John
7. Cochran, James BOWMAN. X.
Ruccer w. II. Whitese!l James \
Richardson, c. : Forsberg. W =
Sydnor d 3 Whltehurst and 2 C
Rose.
The customary session O. tho Irish
Iaele Lodge was held under d.rec
non % the Masonic historian. Joseph
i. Carson The grand high priest
William Chapman. was postmaster.
ana tho Principal address was de-
!lNeTed hY Jefferson Wallace. short
;a!Hs were made by James \. Rich
ardson, = = Arthur and 1osa1h
larson IN. school vii! b. con.
ciuded Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
Appoint Acting ro.tmn,,.,

acting oostmasters appointed In
virginia are John w Kctron Jr.
Lebanon. Everett " Borry. I.uray.
snd Leonard 4 Hodges Rocky
Mount ros'nnster Hay T. Thronton
announced yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
Charged with Nonsu,por,,

charged on warrant With Leiug u
fugitive from Justice. Involving tn,
alleged nonsupport OF his wife and
chtldren In Stanton, e. G. Driver was
arrested yesterday afternoon by De
'ec'i'e ocrSeahts Wltshtr" and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-11
Acquitted az Murder CHARGE

Virginia Carter. colored. was ac
quilted in HustinCs Court ycsterda,
on the charge of tho murder %,
tfossic Curtis. and the charge o,
assault against her as preferred l.,
Walter Curtis was dismissed. TIL,
plea Of seif-dcfcnse was successfully
entered