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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

ginin.
To the Committee on Currency and Com.
rnrrcc:
by NessrS. Rodgers. Prince Shepherd
McCotter--A bin to create tho Virginia
rort Commission on Chesapeake hay and
us tributaries. define its duties and
powers provide funds for carrvinr nm
lts work and TO promote tho devslopmen nj
o' world port In Eastern Virginia, and
Tor other purposes.
10 the Committee for Courts of Justice
ny Mr. Hhll-A bill to amend and re-
enact section 6los of the Code OF Virginia.
ny Mr. Hall tby rcques)-A hill "a
amend and re.cnact section Slos OF the
eono OF 1912. In relation to divorce.
amend and re.ensct section 500 OF tho
Code In relation to divorce
by Mt. brown. OF LynchburK--A bill
70 70 amend and re-enaet section $3.50 OF the
To tho Committee on Counties, cl,,es
and Towns:
ny Mr. campbell-A hill TO amend and
Ie.enact section 27zo OF tho Code OF vir.
BY Mr. woodvIi,e-A bill to amend and
re'enact section 333s OF tho Code OF Viz.
Hinia.
by Messrs. Smith. OF Norfolk County
nhn Moo1s-A bill TO amend and re-enact
sections 1856 and section 1857 of the cod.
OF Virginia. and to amend ana rs.sn. =,
section 2s5s OF the Code OF Virginia. sn
amended by an act approved March 10
To the Committee on Chesapeake and n,
Tributaries; o i'n
ny Mr. Groome-A bin 10 amend and
te-enact section 32.o OF the Code OF Viz
sin,a relative TO the taking OF oys,ers
from natural rocks. etc
TO the Committee on Finance:
10y. 10y Mr. Chmpbeii--A bin imposing a
Incense tax upon horse-traueys
10 inc committee on Insurance and
NY MT. croome--A bin to amend and
re.ennct sections 400. IIoi. 1I0b 4Ios
W. tis, tis tiie and III OF the Code Of
ternal Navigation: u IN
ny Messrs Wright. wilkins, Bright.
amnn' OK Norfolk County; Jones. OF rich.
,n SNy; Woods and Heniey--A b.il au-
tno,iAihs the Issuance AMI sale of moi ~
eeeulns |i?.ooo.ooo OF bonds OF the com
monwealth OF Virginia TO raise mopev 70
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construct and reconstruct the public road,
no" or hereafter embraced In the State
iish"ay system. and to provide for III.
payment OF the interest thereon and IN,
principal thereof at maturity.
ny Mchsrs. Wills and Brown, of Roam
oHe Iounty-A bill TO amend and re-ennct
section 2i3s. chapter TO- Of the Code of
virginia prescribing various speed limits
Tor motor vehicles.
iegcs:
ny MessTs: bonduran,. Rodgers. Brown
OF Norfolk city. and Page-A bill author
l.,hs the virginia Normal School Board to
oner zoo scholarships to young women
from virginia. which shall entltle tho
hoIuer 10 Il reduction OF $50 per annum.
70 the Committee on Special, Private
and Local LeKisiation:
by Mr. Dondurant-A blu to amend
and re-ensct section 7-27 to 81. inclusive.
and as to 30. inclusive. Of an act to nro.
vide new charter for the town of Farm
~ Mensrs. Patterson md Turner-A
Dill TO amend and re.enact sections IA
and 81 OF an act to provide a new charter
!or the town OF Liberty. to extend IL,
limits and change It's name to pedford
City.
BY Mr.. McLean--A bill 10 amend and
re-enac; an act. entitled an act To pro-
vide for making. building and keeping In
repair the public roads and bridges In
nssSson County. approved March c. 1900.
and. az further amended by an act APP
proved March -. 1905. and an further
amended by an act approved March II,
1903. ana as further amended by an act
approved March I. 1918. and as further
amended by an act approved September
10. 1919. and as further amended by an
act approved March 10, 1920
BY Mr.. Dotson--A bill to authorize tho
school board OF Richmond District, No. I.
OF tho County OF Wise. to issue and sell
bonds TO an amount no, exceeding sec. 900
Tor the purpose OF paying OF the floating
Indebtedness OF said school district and
provide 10 mn of
thereon and the principal thereof at ma
turity.
By Mr. Dotson--A bill to authorize tho
school board OF Richmond District, No
j. or tho County OF Wise, to issue and
sell bonds to an amount not exceeding
100000 for the purpose ofSerecting and
furnishing a new public school building
IN tho village OF East Stone Gay, in said
school district, and to provide for thS
payment OF the interest thereon and tho
principal thereof at maturity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
SPIDER QU|NT TO meet
RICHMOND BLUES FIVE
University of Richmond AL.
tiers Schedule So as to
Play Here Saturday.

spider basketball plans for this
week hnVc been somewhat altered so
i ,i whereas, Roanoke College 1min;
HhS expected at the University of
richmond Saturday night the Dob.
spnitcs VIII face the local Light In
iAhtry E'ues' five. Roanoke College
""s forced 10 cancel because OF Ger
'"im faculty rulings, II Is reported.
ne recent scheduling Of n basket.
haiI gam" between The Red and lYun
freshmen team and Lynchbnrg High
Sfhpoi MARKS another change i'm the
plans for the week. ms first an:
rounced; This will be the Hi CITY
teains initial appearance herb. an;
WIN Inc reports OF their successes in
,hrlr own cnvirons they are an.
tclpatod with considerable interest.
These youngstcr quints will meet
tomorrow night on the auditorium
moor at Wcsthampton, the scene OF
al, the varsity games and the moor
selected for the Spider Blnes' game.
spider freshmen have played and
lost a"Heral contests this season, their
Only win being over the John Mar
ShaD Cadet Corps five. In n recent
u"teat at the hands of Fork Union
,h'y were minus the services OF Me-
kc". who IL a cog in. their machinery.
Mckee viii be in the line up 'tomor- :
row night and the first string team,
.y that time. through special attcn.
ZION on the part OF Coach Dobson. arc
expected to show 2aSm. a ~ ~, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
DOBSON'S NINE WILL
CLASH WITH L. OF VA.

I'he-t!,y % Eichnoud and Uni
80 ~ liE ma VIII play their an
. ts. pststiil contest " Charlottes.
h.'i =! ~ Spid.rs. announced fni.
- ihs - agreement reached between
~ lDrai ;'la.isaer aDd "Brb" Hatcher,
~ h@t"f u the upstate university,
recently.
Tn Orange and H!;.. "!ll he me,
=! nelson's nine on the same trim
Eh "h'rh the jccale play I.ynchburs
'Ciitfe and Hainpden. sidney.
University 81 Richmond opens the
ue1t searpr's football season with the
SANE college furnishing an Interest.
Ing c0!nc!dent.
Sp!d.rGon VIII room hear tho cal,
ipE oait"f.y candidate to start lin
u.sIhS ~; II rs thought that the
VIII DC available for indoor battery
practice IN proper time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
HON COLLEGE WINS -
By STRONG FINISH
lSpetisl 70 The Tir7et-Dispatch.1

I'LL
ELoS COLLEGE. y. C, FEB. s..By
Staging comeback in the second
hEit q the game, Zion came from
htAtnt acd defeated The fast CuElford
lem 2! The Ero-e oE - 20 3. here
tonight Taking the lead z, me
soitzal GS-oS. Ihe GCakt-s run TN "a
sco:e 0! * 70 - n ,hs first period
BIT du-!EE re last half the E!or.
cs.en.= t.Eat+.sd and Guil!ord was
ABLE 20 stc1rs ocly one goal from
the Ssld. J. G.. F-szier's skill in
tossing goals f-or- the tcul line KEN,
he team = the rurn!nE
Aiac!eT att J. .. Frazier we're the
oESkn c!ag players for the visitors
TX u E.cn. leo IN iks scoring. with
siJ as!t goals % his credit.
Iss ll@-Cg-
Eio. t2s). Position. Guji'5 f.tl
FIX -.- tight to-Hsrt :. ". Frazier
Sesnza LEFT :o-Ea<d j.. Lindiey
l. Per- -!Ehi et2st :, 9 V-zzier
AcAd2ms .is:t guard NsEana
Summary: sans,..gtiorB-CjuIIf C-d
NacEie for Ss"'I:n. Sswn. FOR ~.
BaH-. Elun-Har!.-i. ft- l. PERI,
Scor.lF fo- Ggl:cTH ae!: eas;t..
> y" s-azi@- ~. Lintiey 90 New.
IN ~. J: 9. F.&zis- ~. Foul r,.s =
- y. Ersz1*- = Out o. L. ;.lo-
goaiE-F.I ~, Newman Css 2rg@r,
90. l. :=-:E fss- Pcu! y..l-I
EeETy, CT u :. Pir. ~, o. =
Eete-++->teirst. q: Trinity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
NEW YORK NOT WILLING
TO PAY PRICE FOR STAR
Tigers Would Swap Outfc!der
for Some Good Inficld
Talent.
LEAGUE HEADS IN CAPITAL
Managers of American Association
Hold First Conference Outside OF
Gotham or Chicago in History of
IlntlN.
LEAGUE HEADS IN CAPITAL
Try Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-Thc pro-
posed player deaf between the Detroit
and New York clubs by which the
Yankees would obtain outliclder
talent desired by the Tigers has been
definitely abandoned. Manager Cobb.
of the Detroit club. announced to-
night, after the adjournment OF the
owners OF the American League.
VIII Retain Scott.
The Yankee owners. Cobb said. de-
cliGed to entertain any proposition
Detroit club was unwilling TO con-
slider any other players New York
was willing to Give UP for Veach.
Failing to negotiate with the Yam
lsees, it was said an effort was made
By Detroit club officials to interest
President Frazee, OF Boston, in n deal
for 1nfielder Dugan. recently acquired
by the Red SoS in the three-cornered
deal with the Washington and Phila-
delphia club. but IL was said that
obtained from Boston for any con-
sidreation. and declined an invitation
to name what players he would take
in exchange for him.
Hold Threc-liour Session.
The maSnates were in session for
three hours today in their first meet
ing outside OF New York or Chicago
iI' the history OF the organization.
MUCH VI TIC liIilS Was spent III us
GUESSING plans to effect restoration
OF the draft. but no definite decision
was reached. Whether there shall
be joint meeting with the National
League. IL was announced. will he de-
termincd later IL II develops that the
advisory council cannot amicabiy adj
just the differences between the ma
jors and the five dissenting minor
leagues.
VIII Awnrd Prize.
Aside from the presentation Of tho
playing dates for this year and the
adoption OF Il memorial to benjamin
+. Shibc. president of the Philadel-
llhia club. who died recently. the only
action taken was in deciding TO make
an award of prize at the end of
each season Ito the player who has
been the greatest value 10 his team
ON the basis OF performances on the
diamond and conduct off the field"
This. II was explained. is a revival
of the Chalmers trophy idea which
was discontinued about ten years ago.
PRESIDENT Johnson. OF the American
league. and Presidents Ripper; and
-Sav!n, of the New York and Detroit
clubs. respectively. were appointed a
committee TO select a suitable emblem
Cor the award. the cost OF which was
fixed al $1,000. Playing managers
Till not he eligible for the award
because, II was said. in their dual
they naturally contribute
most 10 the teams success.
The club owners were received al
ne White House today by P!esIden;
harding and :hls evening were the
guests az dinner OF Clark Griffith,
president cf'the Washington club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
Harding Gives Boost
for Clean Baseball
IBy United News.1

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-A boost
for clean baseball was given to
the American League baseball
magnates here today by President
Harding.
hope those interested in pro-
tcsSional baseball will always
Keep In mind THAR obligations to
provide the public with clean
and sportsmanlike game" ,the
President told the delegation from
the American League meeting
here.
The session at the Washington
hotel was interrupted long enough
TO allow the magnates TO call on
the chief executive. Ban john
son. league president was Ihe
leader of the flock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
GIBBONS MATCHED TO.
MEET HARRY CRIB

NV GCEE -. ,-re.,. C,f.s.,-.
-. Pau! .ight .agEs-. .-gtt. l,s :ss..,.
It.S. o; F.its,.-.h As.s oe.1
IInstsh'E iyr .f,E+r--y.tc ott..It-.
nrGt .. S.aaIrgE Se4zr. C,a-l.,
March &st.r!sg T.: t.e .r.,et
were s!sast h-re tDSzy.
r.yDot.s WIN org Efr.a. q.
hhocEcIts 70 h.s c-.,!It zr5 I;-ei'
called the giant Sssl.r. are os,-
s!eeTtd ne forenos' american box
.5S IN tne.T aiEis.D.. ~5th ne .,r.I.
Ion! ron OF the american. champion. Gen.
The bout on March -. j, is unde,.
STOOD, "ili re the hrS, o. an elIr.ir:,-
t2n series 70 determine The res.
Hm'.i !caH .-Gppone;st tor Georges CAR
pehtltT IN. winner Of the Gibbons
Greb bout win bc matched win Tu5.-
~, n.y. ana The Fictor xii! meet Car
me man VINO Whips the french
II is said. ''HeS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
EBBETS, INDIGNANT.
DENIES TAMPERINC
iBy I.nIted Nnms1-

NJ" YORK. Feb. s.-prcsid.n,
IhaIiey Ebbets. OF the Dodgers Viii
I I,,,i,s. that President Baker. Of ,ha
IhIIiItS' .lthcr prove or rctruct MS
charges OF tampering with merni,..IS
OF ,ht Philadelphia Nationals. Tn.
dodgers and Cardinals were 49,.
cinbs BAKER blamed. EDbets. on lis
return IRON a Florida vacation no;
only denied that he HAD auib.,iI... -
any one IN his employ 90 ,aniper win
anybody's players, but alec uoiuirI
out that he formulated the very rIi.
violated. ~ d
Hysteria has affected bas.h,ll "
salu EDhets. Some people think il
necessary 10 have a sensation .vc,t.
day" ''' ''''
me dodgers were accused Of try
ing to woo Pitcher Lee Meadows ,rn,,
PHILADELPHIA ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
DOAk. INJURED, LED
NATIONAL PITCHERS
IT, Aas1.riatnhn-...

L. LOUIS Feb. s. I:!iI Doak. Who
i.H ihe Nationa! League pitchers Iast
s'.aS"' suffered from an injured lign.
".-"' u MS right elbow pitching
ne entire season. II was learned
'."hy 'nr The iirst time when ou,ci,ls
.. a" hid'ng!a received IN. signed
- contract h0at wrot.. from Iiy
.'"'n, IN pittsburgh. Pa. that the
h"h hc.n corrected and his
oNpiainef h" did not mention Iis al
,io"' !""t season AZ he knew .LnIi
'''!Nfs receive no Sympathy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
BILLS IN THE HOUSE

The following were presented and re-
ferred under rule 81:
To the Committee on AppropriR lions:
BY Mr.. Adams-A bill TO provide for ap-
plication for pension. approval OF and GER
tacation OF application 10 tho Auditor OF
Public Accounts for payment.
To the Committee on Asyiums end
Prisons:
by Mr.. Adams-A bill to provide for an
Industrial home for girls and women upon
the property containing IT'S acres. more
or less. lying in the County of Henrico,
Virginia. and decided 10 tho State OF yir-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
OWNERS OF REDS GET
20 PER CENT DIVIDEND
by Assoclatodrrcss1

INVINNN II, OHIO. Feb. s.-Thc
'lhcihna,i National League hn..t,ari
Gun declared dividend OF % a..
nsnt last year. the same AS on ,s"n
sn.r., I" IN. report OF President
H"suN, hcrrmann, presiding n, ma
annual meeting 81 tn. st0ckho,d.'" va"
u was declared that prosnects ;or
thc coming season were him, 10.
oniy from q financial .tandpoin, no. no,
also for fine team. put
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
Culpsper Delegate Speaks roday.

MAJOR Edwin II. Gibson. Delegate
rom Culpepcr In the General As
semoly. Will address meeting 70
DC held this afternoon at o'clock
~, ~ tne foyer of the Woman's Club,
~ East Franklin Street, speaking on
nouse oiliS Nos. 70, n. and rs, all
. .nree OF which he Is patron. House
,.., No. and "A deals with equal
ization of dover and courtesy rights
OF husband and wife. House hiii No
%. would equalizc the inhcritance
'is9ts oil men and women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
DnTy Ia Fight TcpdIrr

NEW YORK. Feb. SACK Konrn.'
nighly priced lightweight aghter.
Oakland Jimmy Duffy, a sta,,iemat,..
OF Jack Dempsey. and reported TO be
q much better scrapper than Joe
BENJAMIN. of the same troupe. viii
night Lew Tender. the Ph.iad elph,a
sonthpaw, In tho Garden February
~. II VIII be DuHy's FIRST showins.
in tho East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
WASHINGTON AND LEE
BEATEN BY KENTUCKY
Crippled Generals. With Sub
s,iiutes in Lineup, Lose
by 2l-to.20 Score.
Especial to The T!mes-pispa,ch.l


LEXINGTON, VA, Feb. S.-Ser!ous-
sence Of three regulars from the line
ra. Washington and Lee lost TO Ken
iuci:y state here tonight. ~ TO 90.
The contest throughout was easily
the most spectacular yet played on
The locals court. both teams often
resor,ing TO long shots from the CEN
Ter Of the i'oor.
Captain Kenneth Hines and Red"
Schneider. both ma!nstays for the
Generals. We're unable TO take part
IN tonlTats game on account OF i'll
a+ss. while Glenn. star center. could
only play part Of the game for the
same reason. Lake. who scored all
but toar Of W e LIS points. limped
throughout the contest on an injured
foot.
Kentucky played a beautiful pass
teamwork was slowed down. At the
snd OF ;Ae first half the score stood
10 ?. In favor of Kentucky. The
GENERALS. composed mainly of subeti-
tot+s. staged sensational comeback
IN the second half and tied the score
20 20 90 = technical foul on w. G. L.
gave LAWN. for Kentucky. shot at
tht basket. which he made just
a2it minute before the game ended
!~eH'. and Cameron starred for w. e.
l.. The former scoring sixteen points
q the Generals total.
Lineup:
~. STATE CID. Position. VS. 81. (2O).
5:@FqtH right forward Snively
KING -..-- ief, forward Lake
.=e.lhs -.-. center. Glenn
---ftn right guard -. Thomas
Srrnhan left guard. Cameron
sinfHaty; Scoring fieid goals. Ken
tGfh g--AaE!ns 80. King t3). LAWN.
"a zen. ". d. i.--LaEe tG). Cameron.
h.li: Fpuis--Lavin. In 3; Lake. /
- :. SrhHtltJt!cus--W. &: L., Arbo-
Gem: Thprss .yr Snively: Sturn Tor
Aibyga" Kelly FOR Sturm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
MARYLAND TEAM TAKES
GAME FROM TAKOLA FIVE
Frederick Aggregation Wins
From Locals by Score
Of Al to SO.

a fuil-fedged professional basket
ball team made it's debut In Richmond
last night when the Frederick. Md.
team played the Takola five at tho
Ho"itzers' Armory. and the Initial
performance of an honest-to- good
ness professional quint was disas-
trous for the local team. for the visit
Ing aggregation ronped away with
the long end OF 41-to-36 score.
Takoia today Is recovering from a
whiriwind. in the form Of two of the
fastest forwards seen in action in
Richmond in recent years. Dowcns
and Behrcns arc the names of the
gentlemen in question. They Just
literally swept the Takola team Oft
It's feet by their excellent work.
powcns threw seven goals from court
and Bchrens eight.
woodward and Wharton were the
stars for Takoln.
l.inc-up:
Takola (36). Position. FrcJ.k az.
Woodward forward Dowcns
W marion 49,. forward 80. Brhrens
,ioiidaay ......ccntcr. ...... Blethcr
.,eGch guard. ........ Quinn
Mciihancy guard. 49,. Mcclure
summary: Goals from court
Woodward (3). Wharton G), Holla-
day CD, Leech, McIlhaney, Dowcns
80. BchTens CD, Blether (2). Quinn
-. Goals from foul-Blether, 3 in
.; woodward. in 4: Holiday, ] in j /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
LYNCHBURG COLLEGE
LOSES TO ELKS' FIVE
Especial 10 The Timcs-Dispatch

lSpecial 70 The Times Dispatch.l
LfNCHBURG. VA Feb. 8.-The
Elks tonight defeated the Lynchburg
college basketers. "a to IL. ina
rough. ard-fought and thrilling
game: Closer guarding by the I,lks
ana Shaneris long shots combined To
defeat the collegians. With the series
even. an other game is to be played
The lineup:
Elks. Position 10
Johnson forward. n. oliver
Lee ......... forward. wit
onaher center. T., SuttenIicld
Heisoh guard. ..... Woodsidc
iio!heS ....... guard. ..... Nee
summary: Goals from foor-John-
son son, Lee go; shaner 90. Nelson. N.
f;na,s 80. witt; ,Sutteniield 60.
s WIN; in Z; J. Oliver, / in i. Sub
SUI ,!nrth.ons-Thomas for witt: witt
ior Thomas; j. Oliver for Thomas: G.
Suttenneld for Nee. Personal fouls
c C9n Mtie d-Johnson. Lee go. shaner
{SS}. T. Suttenfield (2). woodside, Nee
-OftcrdinEer ~
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-08-31
GIVES STOMACH REMEDY \
= TO FELLOW SUFFERERS

me such relief" A few days later
Mrs. Smithey wrote again: Ere
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here who are bothered with their
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send me two more boxes for which
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to get out of them"
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-08-31
DELIGHTFUL MEETING

A meeting of Thurmont Grange was
held on Tuesday evening at auburn"
The home of Miss Louise Mcpherson.
TO this meeting friends of the Grange
members were invited and about one
hundred persons were present. The
program arranged by the Lecturer,
Mrs. B. B. Dotterer, consisted of pop
ular airs, sung by the assembly, piano
duets by Miss Esther Hefmer and Mrs.
B. B. Dotterer, piano solo by Miss
Ruth Weybright, vocal solos by Miss
Julia Brown. At the close Of the mu-
steal program the spacious hall was
cleared and the young people INDUCED
in dancing. Refreshments were served
and at a late hour the guests departed
for their homes.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-08-31
MAJESTIC

Here's chance to surprise your
wife. Take her to the special demon
stration of the Majestic Range, held
at the store of L. B. Nicodemus, from
September 4th to 10th. After letting
the factory expert explain how per-
fectly the heating construction willeen-
able her to control the heat in baking,
permitting her to see the permanent
lustrous beauty of the Great Majestic,
tell her that you have already bought
a Majestic and that the store has
thrown in, free, her choice of two fine
sets of cooking utensils. Say, man!
But won't she be tickled. Adv.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-08-31
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q astoria
CHURCH DIRECTORY
Trinity Reformed Church

Trinity Reformed Church
Rev.P. E. Heimer, Phi. D., Pastor
Sunday, September 8, 1922
9:30 A. M.-Sunday School
1890 A. M.-Morning Worship and
Fall Opening Sermon
6:30 P. NC. E. Society
7:3O P. M.-Evening Service and
Sermon appropriate for Labor Day
on Essentials of Progress"
At Apples
80 P. M.-Sunday School
2:30 P. M.-The annual Harvest Home
Service.
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. w. Stanley Jones, Pastor
$50 A. M.-Sunday School.
1890 A. M.-Preaching Service
GAS P. M.-Epworth League.
Wednesday, 7:30 P. M.-Prayer and
Praise Service.
Junior League, Saturday at 8 P. M.
The Church of the Brethren-Elder
T. S. Fike, Pastor.
Sunday School $50 A. M.
Preaching 1890 A. M.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-08-31

On Tuesday evening a number of
relatives called on Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
E. Waesche and their daughter. Mad
cline, and Miss Mary Waesche at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Waesche.
They were entertained during the
evening with social conversation and
cards. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Zimmerman of Emmits-
burg, Mrs. Ralph Roger of Brooklyn,
Mrs. C. E. Cassell, ST., Misses Clara
and Fannie Landers, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
R. Waesche, Miss Daisy Waesche, Mr..
David Firor, Mr.. ]. Howard Cassell,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Cassell and daugh-
ter.