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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
CaIOrneI is a
Dangerous Drug
Next Dose may Salivate You,
Loosen Teeth or Start
Rheumatism

Calomc! IS mercury; quicksilver.
II crashes into sour bile like dyna-
mite. cramp!ng and sickening you.
Calomel attacks the bones and should
never be put into your system.
If you feel bilious. headachy, con-
sttpated and ali Knocked out, just go
TO your druggist and get n bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone for n few cents.
which Is harmless vegetable sub
stitute for dangerous calomel. Take
n spoonful and IL II doesn't start your
liver and straiEhten you up better
and quicker than nasty calomel and
without making you sick. you just go
back and get your money.
Don't take calomel! 1t makes you
sick the next day: 1t loses you n days
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straight
ems you right up. and YOU feel great.
No salts necessary. Give 1t to the
children because II is perfectly harm
less and cannot salivate.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
SEEK FUNDS THROUGH
KAREN HAYESOD RELIEF
colonel Patterson. Commando OF
Jewish Legion In Palestine, In
NichmOnh for I'urposc

III" foundation Of "A campaign
committee for relief through the Ka-
ron Hayesod mission was given an
impetus last night, when Colonel J.
II. jefferson. commander In the Jew
ish Legion in Palestine. under Cen
"ral Aiihnhy. stopped over tn Rich
moud on his way South and spcnc
several hours as guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. l.. Narp. at their homo on West
Grace street. Colonel Patterson was
accompanied ny pr. A. Goldsteiu. 4
campaign was started by the party
in Norfolk within the past few DAYS.
and fund OF $4,000 was raised i'm
that city in three hours, with Ed
ward Gray, chairman Of the commit
tee.
Tho campaign will start in Rich
mond AT once. with DR.. Karp and
Miss Rchccca Sonnenberg in charge.
Plans ar" being made for mass
rn-s Log OK eitiEans here on or about
JGre a.. when G&iorss; Patterson will
be present 10 assist IN ,ae conduct OF
an energetic campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
POSSES START SEARCH
FOR TRAIN BANDITS
Express Messenger Kills One
and Wounds Another
in Duel.
BAND Is PUT TO FLIGHT
l SEES Revolver Effectively When
tobberr Demand Chr Doors BE
opcnod-con'iu"i'- Under Fire Of
Gang, Escapes dr,.


who. in tru" WiId West style. at
,cmpteh 10 hpld up the Golden
state Limited Of the Chicago. Rock
Island ana Pacific Hallway near
t"re today and who met rebuff when
Harry stewart express messenger.
S'nod on" Of the eight robbers ana
wounded another In a revolver nght
tonight were being sought by posses
night be hiding ia this city where
hey are thought To have He'd In TWO
lutOmot Hes.
The mum slain was identified By
'. Iunintanccs az Thomas .. DuGat.
rdncher living northwest Of Tue
on
Describing efforts 81 the bandits
o enrich themselves through tho
loli-up. Conductor Il. NJ Madigan
aid that when Messenger stewart,
%hO has bcen In the railway service
cycral y"hrs ana was planning 10
'etirc becaus. OF falling eyesigh,,
Hchang"d shots with the bandits. n"
lFp was under lire.
'As opcnrd the door of tho evcsti-
rc pf IA" car" Madipan said "a
nan fired f"ur shots at me. was
blinded BY Fragments OF
Wing glass. There Was another re
."r' a moment later. II Was stewart
'hnotiur at the haudi; h" KILLED
After IN" express and baggage
arS had u"cn out Off the masked
lcn pounded on III" side dOors Of the
lara for the express messenger to
|pcn them. stewart swung the door
pen 10 firc a second zine aud be
;evc 10 wounded another or ~"
any They then too., Ia ,heir heels
nd / heard the roar 81 their ma
M nos shor'ly tftcrward az thcy
ped away"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
GOES
OVER TOP IN DRIVE
Community Chest Fund Of
100000 Is VIGOROUSLY
Covered.
LIvE WIRES COME TO AID
Rotnrians and Kiwnninns Divide sa,-
htn Found LnckinE nj Final Meet
ing. bringing City'K Effort to
Triumphant Close.

pr.rnRspi-pc V, u,.. -,
p.
over IN" Top To-
"ifht In campaign to raise $4,000
Tor the community chest fund and
subscribod n Grand to,,l =, .so os, ?.
.r,a I'm,
''' IN 'he
""'''"r'uh OF inc petersburg High
School. at which time Chairman i.
Nat Harrison announced tina, ahou,
S.. 800 WAS pec..a ~ ,r.h 49,
over successfully. This announce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
OPEWELL COUNCIL
IN SPECIAL MEETING

VA. May 1.-the
Ppewcli city Council and Board Of
dermen Will hold special meeting
esday night at o'clock in the
'rpOratiOn Court room
The discussion OF the tax and Ii
nsc laws for the ensuing year will
resumed and. following that, a
httcr Of prime Importance to every
izen or prospective citizen. will be
ken up. 1t is hoped that there Will
fun attendance at the meeting
this is the most important meet
4 of the year OF the city's admins
|ttive body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
ELEG ATES LEAVING
FOR RED MEN MEETING

PETERSBURG. VA. May i5-sey-
~ Iticeui"~ !r.w Petersburg Viii
touG IAc seventy rtth ANNA! scs-
,u of 'ho Great Council! OF Wig mia
ipruvct order Red Men. which VIII
c"' ir Newport News Wednesday,.
Those from this city who viii he
ih" convention. ar" as follows:
Is; Grand Sachen ) Ben Moore. Of
tioaca, as We'll as rast Sachem r.
Naun, OF kccnughtUn Tribe. No.
Maioaca, i'ast Sachcm T.. q VIII
rsou VIII also represent tina; tribe.
aries i. Gordon and Floyd Green.
ON Tippccauoe Tribe. No 49,, l.. +.
ldvius and !. 3. I!argrav"s. from
,whntln Tribe. 40. lS. The Great
WncN. Degree Of Pocah0n'ns, which
ly,u-S at tho sam" time, is the
cics' auxiliary nf tho Improved or
= Rcd Men. Representing :hc or
o. OF this city win h". Miss Flnrrie
bridge. great k""pcr ~ wampum.
Eother with Mrs j Bou Moore and
rs T.. J.. Mann. OF MatoaCa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
Flu PLANNING MOVE
TO THWART TSO LIN
IRv AssncIated press.l

PEKlNG. May lb.--General WI Pei
Flu has ordered his troops concen-
trated at Tang Shan. north OF Tient-
sin. on the assumption that General
Chang rsO Lin plans To establish
an Independent empire in Msnchu-
ria and Mongolia.
The Pcktng government has given
explicit commands thar it's military
authorities dislOdge General Chang
Tso Lin. who is entrenched with
$1,000 Manchurians near I.wanchow
II is generally regarded In official
circles that General Chang Tso Lin
intends to mako Lwanchow his
stronghold against tho enemy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
SENSATIONAL TURN
LIKELY IN IRELAND
h"morcd Two Antitr~aty Men Con
template RcsiEning
Shortiy
IBy Associnted Pressl

DUBLIN. May l5.-The Irish situa-
ton IS likely 10 take sensational
turn II was freely rumored tonigh,
that Two prominent members of the
antitreaiy party contemplate resig-
nation with a view OF facilitating
progress toward peace. Important
developments are therefore expected
at any date.
An optimistic feeling prevails in
Dublin tonight. The decision Of tn.
peace committc. OF the Dali Eircann
10 meet on sunday was interpret ed
as determination to use every eff
fort to reach q settlement. The com
mittee met at o'clock tonight and
conferred for several hours No Of
hc!a! statement was issued, hut a
report Will be presented 10 the Dali
E!rcann on Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
AMBUSH CONSTABLES
NEAR DERRYMACASH
hootfnEH In Belfast Result In
Wuunding uf Two
Women.
IRy AssocIateh - |

EELFAST, May l5.-four special
were wounded. mo Of
nem seriously. when a patrol. Of
'h!ch they were members "as am
ushed shortly after rnihnIrht at
'erryfacash, near Lgrsan. Az
.agh
Tho people of tho Marrowupn" and
rdoyn" district ~ Belfast had a
aacefrI nigh, Indoors as result %
10 new curfcw regulations. There
az, however, some shooting ia
cat George strcei 90 Yora street.
nj woman was shot IN the thigh.
mis- morning Bridget McKenna was
- through the hroas, hy q sn'per
+. sh" was entering her nom" in
itu" York S'roc,. Her oond .tion
GauEerou Robert ana james
4rns broth.rs also wcrc wounded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
Dixie EngIcs WIN Game.

HoPEWELL VA. May l5-The
Dixie Eagles. or Richmond defeated
the Hopew"ll All-Stars sunday after
noon on the local diamond. by the
score OF 10 C. Holman, the locals
star third bnseman. was not able To
he on the field on account Of bad
shoulder. Rac"y. who pitched n mart
OF the game, suffering with an in
iured shoulder. was removed toward
the Inst az the game. and Drummond
substituted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
<LUCkY THIRTEEN UP
ON "DRUNk" CHARGE

r FTERSBURG, VA. May 10
irteen persons ont OF twenty fac
Is Justice Clements this morning
IRE up TOR being drunk. and all
rc lined the usual s. and costs
vO spccdors faced the judge and
vcrnl colOrcd people had failed to
l in y sewer connection 10 their
mes. but were given ten days long
after which time the court made
known they would be dealt with
vercly. Those arraIEncd were
ebert Hudson. champ Fox. Henri
"a Darlington, Henry stewart. Tay-
: Nunaliy, Laura Wright. Isaac Lee,
La Christian. Sis Rifles and Henry
les. all Of them Colurcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
Landlord Not ne.pon.ibie.

NEW YORK. May l5.-Barnct Ep-
stein. held In $4,000 bail on charge
Of homicide I'm connection with the
death April IS OF Mrs. Laurene Helms
and her two children. who were
burned to death in a fire in a new
apartment house built by Epstein,
was discharged today when a grand
jury reported there was no evidence
on which to base an indictment. Ep-
etein was arrested charged with hav-
Ing permitted tenants to enter tho
mouse before gas and electric con-
nections wera made, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
oECIAL GRAND JURY
PROBES BOVARD CASES

u Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
pANNill.E. VA. May ia special
and jury of tho Piitsylvania cir
ut Court at Chatham today he
In an Investigation into the shoot
Z OF NJ j.. Bovard at Chatham
|aining School. When court ad-
irncd half dozen witnesses had
len examined and the case Will
resumed In the morning, no in
|'tmcnts being yet returned. 10
rd has passed tho critical stage
his Illness and Will recover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
ACADEMY PLAYERS SCORE
TRIUMPH IN LILAC TIME"
Romantic Comcdy-Drama of
Late War Plcascs First
Nightcrs.
frightened by SpnrkIes of IIumor Pc
cuiinr to Military Camp. Pathos
Mnrk Homnnre of "Jcnnnic" md
Lieutenant blythe.

Miss Isabelle Lowe, "a "Jrannia."
charming little French Girl. and the
Academy players, In Lilac Time" 4
romantic comedy drama. scored a
complete triumph before picked
playhouse at the Academy lag might.
frightened. at times. by sparkics II
hGmor peculiar to the military camp
aud OF the native simplicity Of the
French. the pathos OF the romance Of
Jeanne" and Lieutenant, Ely;he
British officer with the occupatioual
army in a lit,l. French village. was
S"ften"d az the drama progressed.
IN" Opening scene was that OF the
garden of Madame Bertheluts cot
tag. Rerlc lie knis. France. which
was given over TO the officers that
composed Major Hailoway's regiment
one Of the young British officers.
Lieutenant Blythe IIohn Warmer.
could not Withstand the charms Of
jeanne" who served them. and
here. In lilac time. with those flow
crs blooming in tho garden. their ro-
nance started. The dashng young
lieutenant was. in his home city.
London. openly branded as n COW
ard. and loft behind him. In England,
wrathful father. because OF ground
less assertions OF "a Captain Wat!inge.
Applause Grcet- Temperance.
Challenged again in the cottage
quarters by the appearance OF cap
tain Watline", who pressed his
charges Of cowardic", Lieutenant
blythe told the truth in confidence
to his superior officer. who admired
the attitude taken by Blythe In not
rescnting the insult. Soon after
ward. tn" young officer wrongfully
accused. won the Croix de Guerre
and saved the life of his accuser.
who came 10 him and offered an APP
aiogy II was rejected. when the
haseless character OF Watliugc was
laid bare. and wutlinee felt the
singing insult OF Blythe's gauntlet.
Meanwhile. Blythe had declared his
love for the little French heroine.
which she returned Sent on a
dangerous mission across the
cn"my's lines. Blythe was absent 4
year till lilac time again and the
liitl" heart OF JEANNE pinned for her
lover. when word was brought to her
that he was Killed. The Information
OF the death of Lieutenant blythe
was found /" have been mistake
and prolonged applause greeted the
Seldom has Richmond been so for
tunate as To Sc" play so we'll
dramatizcd as Lilac Time" the en-
tire cast being admirably adapted
/" their peculiar parts. John H.
Taylor. "a Hawkins. and Richard T
Lowe, is Simpson. both privates. pro-
vokcd amusement by their comica
pleas for leaves OF absence TO return
home 10 "BliEhty."
j Andrew Johnson. as "Lieutenan,
Smylie:" Louis Kracke. as Lieutenant
FACET" Howard Miller, az Captain
Standing and willard Foster.
as Major Holloway" equally played
the military characters with all the
Skill Of artists OF unusual ability.
other characters were George d.
Vim. as lie Cure" Miss Rita
coakley. as Jacques" John MILAN.
as Captain WatlinEe;" Miss Alcmda
Fowler. as Marie Rinard." and Miss
Caroline Morrison, as Mime. Rerthc-
io'' r. II. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
SILESlAN AGREEMENT
CONCLUDED IN GENEVA
Signing Tnkes Place in Presence If
Council of League.
nf Nations.
lBy Associatcd prcss.l

GENEVA. May l5-The economic
treaty between Poland and Germany,
settling the Upper Silesian question
between the two nations. was signed
today in the presence of the council
OF the league Of nations and many
other interested spectators.
Both the German and Polish repre-
scntatives said after the signing OF
the treaty that II constituted a def
hite solution Of the Upper Silesian
problem, eliminating any possibility
there might have been OF a European
war over this long standing contro-
versy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16

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Symmonds ST., Kenosha. Wisconsin.
a medicine that has been in use
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the praise and commentator of
mothers and grandmothers is worth
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If you are suffering from troubles
that sometimes follow child birth
bear in mind that Lydia Il. Pink
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adapted to correct such troubles.
The letters we publish ought to
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women friends or neighbors - they
know its worth. You will, too, il you
give it fair trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
Hopcwcu *. y. to Meet Tonight.

HoPEWEIL VA, May l5,-iIopc-
well Lodge. knights Of PythiaS. will
hold "a regular meeting Tuesday night
In the lodge rooms over the Marceile
Theator. The degree team of the Ma =
omi Lodge. OF Petersburg, Will be
present at the meeting and will con-
fer the degree OF page on seven can
didates. Tho lodge. since ita organ
iZation. has increased It's initial mem =
bership and now shows a elihood
OF being ono of the strongest secret
orga niZations in the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
North Richmond Post 10 Mc.,,

An address Will be delivered be-
fore the North Richmond Post. Amer
lean Legion, tonight at I o'clock, by
Or. Junius +. Lynch. Of Norfolk
state commander OF the American
Legion. The meeting will be held In
the parish hall OF Epiphany Church.
Brief speeches VIII be made by w L.
Price. State adjutant; II. w. Faint
State war risk officer. and Char ies w
Roper. commander of Richmond
Post, No. J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
Return. From y,cot,on Trim

PETERSBURG. VA. May Is
Building Inspector c. w. Isbell has
returned from Louisa County, on the
North River. where he has been for
his health. He spent about one
month on the trip and fully regained
his health.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
',Iiss nIncknnll TO snenh.

VA. May 16.--Mlss
lzabcth Blacknnll. a missionary Of
p Protestant Episcopal Church, Of
aska, will speak to all the circles
? tho Women's AuxIliaries tomor-
W afternoon at O'Clock In ST.
.urs parish house. Those interest
in missions from all denomina-
ms are cordially invited to attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
Leave for Jacksonville.

PETERSBURG. VA. May l5.-Rev
and Mrs. w. Marshall Craig, Mrs. L.
X. Robertson Miss Kathleen Ia-
good. T.. a. Hartley, w. NJ. Fucker r.
Parkinson and Mrs. II. s. Joyner will
leave today for Jacksonville. Fla. to
attend the Southern Baptist Conven-
ton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16

40 the Colonial.
Agnes Ayrcs. without doubt the
most accomplished por,rayer OF the
modern American social problem. Is
by far. at her best in a picture Of
evident superiority The ordeal -
showing at the Colonial for the first
half Of tho week. Sh. IL n delight,
fuIly pretty soul. wl,h an art OF her
own. Conrad Sae"l. one OF the half
dozen real actors of the modern
screen. takes the principal masculine
role with every inch OF his previous
ability and appeal Clarence Bur
ton. tho jovial sport "t quite n few
recent pictures. 8 cast in role
which throws new light on the YER
satilc character. but il is quite A
heartrending thing 10 sec the cruelty
OF the character no pOrtrays in this
picture. Edna Murphy makes the
preiticst OF littl" sisters The rest
of the cast is without equal. The
story possesses pleasing orisin-
allty; surprisingly so.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
Large crown. Attend Rc,,,,,

HOPE WE'LL. VA. May i5.-Iargc
crowds are being attracted to the
revival services now in progress n,
the IIopcwcll NJ F.. church. conducted
by Rev. 7 \, Lowe. regular pastor az
tn" church and many are being CON
vcrtcd at every service. The services
will continue all Of this week and
will probably 10 extended for a longer
period.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
Arranse snecinI mus,c prorram

PETERSBURG. VA. May ia
special musical program ia being ar
ranged for the regular weekly prayer
services at the Frat Baptist Church.
Wednesday night. AM out-of-town
man Is on the program to conduct
the services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
u. ID. g. Comn,tte. Msnt..

PETERSBURG. VA May l6.--There
will be meeting OF the executive
board of Petersburg Chapter U. n c.
tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock at
the Y. NJ. C. A. BusineKs Of import
ance will be transacted and every
member 10 asked to be present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
YOUNG MOTHER
now STRONG
Her Mothers Faithin Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound led Her to Try it
Kenosha. Wisconsin.-"I cannot
say enough in praise of Lydia E. Pink

hams Vegetable
Co mpound. My
mother had great
faith in it as she
had taken 80 much
of it and when l
had trouble after
my baby was born
she gave it to me.
1t helped m e SO
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anything else had
done that l advise
oil rvn~.o~ u,,kh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
~ the ElIIou.

~ the III Jou.
Perhaps tho most elaborate spec
'acle since The Queen Of Sheba."
ana even surprising III number Of
important respects Its grandeur. is
heodora." the RiIou attraction this
week. Never before In the history OF
hiindom has such magnificent scenery
been gathered for tho multitude OF
settings that add n touch OF master
work tn not unsavory theme. The
costumes are designed with an ex-
Gnlslt" Skill! that evlnce historic ycri-
simil!tude rarely found in the cciIu-
i"id realm. The actors are without
HCuht. tho most attractive feature of
the play they we're chosen obviously
not Tor their popularity. but for the
NOR" appropriat" fitness and ability
10 enact the scenes depicted Rita
JoiiN"t loads the cast with classic
genius. Her work throughout is filed
Win the spirit Of tho story and per
feet in the mos; minute detail. Rene
Maupre ~. by far. the best actor.
taking the role OF Andreas. the no
cret lover ri the Empress. We doubt
very seriously II an American n,m
ever equal"d tho screen story. either
IN ITS mining or I'm it's conception.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
King George tn save 100000.

LONDON, May I5.-In order to ef-
fact economies to tho extent OF Fl 900
q year In the royal HOUSEHOLDS, R. e.
Harwood. has been appointed deputy
treasurer to the King.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
At the IlIucbird.

Buck Jones stars in an Interesting
character in the picturizatIon Of VIII
liam Patterson Whites Lynch Law -
Western speed" the Rlueblr,f picture
Monday and Tuesday The tale is by
no means as bad a. the title would
indicate. and the actors chow A sense
Of balance highly commendable. An
excellent photoplay for the lover OF
adventure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
JONES HEADS
NAVAL CONTINGENT
OPENING OF PAGEANT

'""i'h""" FROM First Page.I
rison. who with his brother Joshua
VIII have charge Of tho sale NJ pro
grams and tho hook OF the Pay
cant" said yesterday:
II cannot help but contrast tho
difference between the arrangements
AZ plymouth Rock Pageant and those
FOR tho Virginia Historical Pageant.
NJ plymouth there were two entrances
10 III" seats. which caused confusion.
H"rc You hav" one general entrance
place. the seats are not reserved.
which does away with person hunt
INK Tor his seat, and then again at
the Virginia grounds there are annie
walkways between tn. rows %, seats
leading from tho main aisle. while
AT plymouth there were no such walk
ways
Her" tho lighting crcc. FOR Tho
stage ~ from the front Of the boxes
near the stage. while at Plymouth
the major lighting was from tho rear
II tn" anlphithcater. which was nm,
adequate
should lie No Confusion.
u see no reason for confusion tn
handling Tie greatest OF crowds and
IN" management ~ N" virginia HIS
'"ricai Pageant liz 20 be congratulated
upon the simplicity Of the schem.
worked ont"
Mr.. Morrison said 10000 programp
and 5000 Books 81 The Pageant" VIII
ne delivered the latter part Of this
week ~" anticipated that a second
order would have to 30 made for
both programs and bookx.
Acting Director OF Public safety
Charles i Sherry has issued his
traffic regulations for Pageant Week.
which. he declares. Will be strictly
enforced The regulations. as .x-
planned hy chief sherry. are designed
!" avoid congestion and accident The
Harad" on Monday VIII star, at Ninth
ana Grace streets. and those during
the remainder of tn" week. Will start
at Grace and Monument Avenue. and
w!! consume IN" period between II
o'clock \. VI. and l:3e T. " During
that time no vehicles viii he per
mit'cd 10 park along the route OF
the procession. The routes as speci-
he'd IN the order are:
Parade Orders Issued.
M"nday--Grace street. from Ninth
street 10 Second Street Second
street. from Grace street to Franklin
street; Franklin Street, from Second
street - l.ombardy street: north
side OF Monument Avenue. from Lom-
hardy street to the Boulevard.
Tuesday. Wcdne sday, Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday-Grace from the
boulevard TO itelvidere Street: Rel
v!dere Street. from Grace street 20
BROAD street south side Of Broad
street from BeIvidere stree, 10
Eleventh street: Eleventh Street.
from BROAD street to Capitol street;
capitol street. from Eleventh stree.
TO Ninth street; Ninth Street. from
Capitol street to Grace Street: Grace
street from Ninth Street 20 second
street. Second Street. from Grace
street to Franklin Street; from
Second Street 10 Lombardy street
north side Monument Avenue.
from Lomhardy Street to the Roule-
ward
To expedite the work Of the Police
Department the public is earnestly
requested To observe these rcgu-
lations without having to have them
c,llcd to their attention by the po-
Ike officers