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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
CHESTERFIELD NURSES
ACCOMPLISH MUCH WORK
Visit Schools and See Tia,
Children Are Properly
Naccinatcd.

rETEESi!tR3. VA. Nov. i2-Ch"s-
'"rh"id County has secured TWO
nurses and already much work ha.
bc"n accomplished by Mss Gertrude
o''onn"lI In her territory In North
Chesterfield. and Mis-. Alice Is Dug
ger. wh" : located la south Ch.s-
t.rh"id. Tha work OF Miss DugEtr
In her territory shows that the fol
low INK schools hnv. been visited
Enron. Prospective Heights. Colonial
Heights, Ettrick Matoaca. Wuys
Heights. WITS grove. Chester. Wits
NILS. Evergreen. ii"rnuda Hundred
ochre and Port Walthall
one Of tn" most important things
IA" nurses attended 10 was to see
mat there vas e 100 per cen, vac
"in"'ion. and 10 hav" all children
Nh""luat"d Seven schools reported,
their inability - got rheir children
Weighed. Chester high school wa.
IN" hrst 10 purchase scales for tho
rs" ~ It's own scho"l. through tho
Patrons League. These scales holm
~" children ~ tho Gam. ~ Health 70
IN" report submitted by tho nurses
is az follows Sumh"r Of children
inspected EGO. number WIN dc
:'c'ive 'ooth. 1859. with defective
'"nsils, 40, wi,h detective vision.
'32. "ith defective hearing. lj7. with
p"i"ctlN" SKIN, tW.uty-SrVrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
BEDFORD BAPTISTS
PLAN NEW CHURCH

BEDFORD VA Nov IL The
mer'hors 80 tn. H"hf"rd Bauts'
chUrau held "a banquet Tnu.sG.s
N.rh' when the c,mpnirn for funds
Tor IA" erection 80 the new church
building Was tHuuched Tn. tables
we're arrtugoG ~ tn" show room OF
~" Bedford Motor Company. which
was made attractive" with masses ~
chfysan'h'mums. An "!ah"rn'"
m'uu ~ u"at>. vegetables. salads.
followed hS l," cream aud cake. were
s,rN"d
pr Hurn G smith pastor a., tho
oh.rch. was master ~ ceremonies.
and introduced pr II \ Mcfarland.
~ LNnohhurr. who mad" an adj
mirabl" address. using 'Th" Minis
try 81 the Ages" a. his subject.
TINS speaker wa. followed hy iiuu-
t'r Mll"r via" handled his .uhj"c,
a"ttu.ly. and started III" suhscrip-
rous Tn" subscriptions ~"rc
designated by tho bands 81 hig
cIoc. The fac" ~ IN" clock was
divided into forty sections. each 500
'"n representing 1000 shares ~
s. each. making = total OF $4,000.
IN" cost "f tho new church b.ild
In. \, me close OF TIA" exercise
tn" hand pointed 20 $4,000 raised
The amount Mas raised to $4,000
tn" next day, and tn" commii,." Viii
follow up and socur" N. $4,000
needed fo- ia. new building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
ALIENS FACE TRIAL
IN TAMPA TODAY

Fort MYERS Fla. Soy r.
Fedora and county authorities con-
fnu"d their search ~ Lee County
"!Ids tonight for ten az a party Of
twenty aliens smpEGlcd into this
county Thursday night from cuba.
"nd "h" hay" thus far made good
their escape
Sheriff Frank II. TippiuS has cor
'I'l'd ten "f tn" party. All span
inidS. ana has them n tn" lee Cuun-
" jail Tomorrow. according 10 I'm
migration Inspector McDavid Inc,
VIII he taken 30 Tampa 10 fac" de-
p"rtht"n proceedings. None Of those
caught can speak English but
through Interpreters tho aliens saw
'n"N w"r" landed ~ Naples near
mere under cover OF darkness, after
paying WOO apicc" for their pas
sag" from Havana They were as
sur"d. they sad, that entrance into
THIS country would L." easy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
STAR IN "IIGHTNIN''
ABANDONS HIS PORT
tRy Assocla,.h rresx /

CHICAGO Soy. - Frank Bacon.
Ne'"ran actor and star TN 'LiGh,niu'.''
VINO last night suffered a breakdown
and "as for ed 90 abaudor> his part
'"mpofHr'ly. VIII b" taken 70 his
nome ~ BAY SIDE. Long Island. or
10 winter resort ~ a f.w dayy i,
Wa announced tonight
m" 's-N"hr-"ld actor. who has en-
j"N"i -" stag" career extending ovor
'n'f'i seven S"hrs ana who has
Hi"N"d IN" It'll" rol" lu his present
'"hI'l" for four and "u"-haIf years.
SAID nc expected 20 h. hac. II, Tho
r"s' when ms play goes 10 Ros,oi.
I,'" IVA b"c"rnh.r
According 90 members or hi, fam
n.y. Mr. hac"m nns been In lll health
''r som" 'n". hUt had insisted on
"rr"aIiHs r"r .Iariy III nix PLAY. do
SN.i" Us failing ,ouditi"n Yrs,o,.
'h' h" h"oaiu" worse, :. dna yhy-
So 49, Attended him - he won't
'hf"Irh 'f" PERFORMANCE. last night
'"H immediately aft"rward. l.. was
'"n'n 90 ms hotel hor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13

NF.I'F.NI' Is SHI IkE. Va. Nov. II
nal" making anding at Field
Flying Field on Friday. large Mar
I'm bombing plane with seven occu-
pants. struck FIJI Of earth cnusinc
II I" tip on Its nose in which posi-
ticn II remained. it's tail pointing
skNward. The pilot. Lieutenant shit
ana six enlisted men were thrown
out Of the machine. but escaped un-
hurt with the exception Of ono man
who sustained & spraine ankle. The
plan" was travelling slowly a, tho
time and was Just in the act Of set
Ting 1" the ground when the acct
dent occurred
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13

rETERSBtRG, Va. Nov I'm
formation reached the city tonight
Of tho death Of Mrs Ella r. Hawkins.
widow of John r Hawkins. who died
this morning in Bristol. Va She was
s. years old and is survived by four
children. Mrs. Flora Stanley and Mrs.
II. f.. Hooper. Of Bristol. Mrs. Min
ME walters, OF Pulaski and Mrs
Ate!'a McEratt. OF Ead;ord. The
body viii arrive here tomorrow
morning over tn" Norfolk and West
ern Railroad Funeral will hc held
in old Blandford Church mcdiately
after tho arrival OF tho body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
MORE THAN ONE-HALF
OF ROAD COMPLETED
misunderstanding Norfolk
Concrete Highway Makes
Rapid Progress.
IsrncIal ~ In rim...nisna,chl

Especial to TN" Times DiSpa,ch
NORFOLK. VA, Nov l2-With tho
completion and opening next Tues
DAY Of the ,wclV. miles uf concrete
highway running uorthward from
'"uriIand to tn" SUSSEX County line.
NOR" than half Of the road by way ot
F"t"rsburE- from Norfolk to- l:ich-
m"nd Viii have t""n hard surfaced.
'f the l2l miles between this city
and IN" state capital. sikty-four
miles VIII be cnncr"t"d and op"n FOR
travel, nv" additional miles VIII be
under construction and financial ar
rauG"m"nts for nft":u additional
miles Of concrete viii have been NM
iShod
The c"ncr"t" sections 81 tn" road
arc between Norfolk and Suffolk. DO
tween Franklin and The Suus"x
County lin. and from Petersburg 10
Richmond %ut all Of IN" latter
stretch IL hard surfaced. hu, from
point a f"w miles this gid" of 20
tershUrs To Richmond ,h"r" ar.
twenty miles rf concrete" Boo a dig
tauc" of twenty-'i"c inil"y Of road
Tn" only difficult section "f the
Highway IS that between suffolk aud
Franklin. on which construction IL
nov In progress along I've mile. Of
the rou," and for tho completion OF
which funds have already te.u pro-
',d"d. partiy through tn" aid Of tho
ci,y ~ Norfolk
In detail IA" road is described by
IN" T.dowstcr Automobile Assocla-
ton ~ follows Mild.
Norfolk 20 Surolk concrete =.
Srnoik 10 Franklin. dir, road
Financed ........... ......... ~
FRANKLIN to sussex County line,
concrete - "a
sussex county line 80 a poin,
81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
south nm r"nnr,. Market.

SoGTi MIL. Va Nov - Tho
tobacco market CONTINUES quit" ar.
tive. total sales to dat" h.iug a.2p2. y.
'di. at an av.rag" for the season OF
S.4o3.
rri." ranges seem To- be WI. s",-
'l'd. tobacco tn" past wc,k sel,iu%
uU bout 'h" sam. levels as "u. ~.
week preceding. common tNp,s gone
orally being in proporilouai"lv
stronger demand than thu better
grades.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
Attorney 10 Amply 70, VIII.

MACON, GA. Nov. wallace
Miller. counsel for sixteen persons
convicted Of conspiracy to rob the
American Railway Express Company
OF approximately $1,000 0o0 worth Of
property. the conviction just having
been affirmed by the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals, today an
nounccd he will apply for "A writ Of
CertiOrari as soon as possible and ask
that the case he reviewed by the
United states Supreme Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
Mnjor GLASS Improves.

1YNCHRURG. VA. Nov l3.-Ma :
jor Powell Glass. whose left eye
was removed last Tuesday follow
Ing hunting accident when he was
shot In the face. Is now believed
To be beyond the point Of further
danger from the accident Major
Glass is recovering from the shock
Among hundreds of messages az
sympathy is on. from former Prcs!-
dent Wilson and Mrs Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
Trying Two on Arson Charge.

IfNKKISDNITVKG. VA. Nov. "a
Max Heller and his nephew. Eli Hell
Ter nave gone on trial In Circuit
Court mere on the charge OF arson
growing out OF The $4,000 fire at
fik'on, TINS county. last April. when
destroyed an entire block OF busincss
structures, including the Heller de-
partment store. The trial is ey-
pected to last the greater part OF mex.
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Nov. ~
delegates from most every state i'm
the Union began arriving in Rr-
minrham for tho annual convention
or the United Daughters of Con
ledcracr. which opens here Tuesday
The meeting will continue in session
thrOuEhOmt SatmrdaN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
catarrhai Couvh Relieved

~ suffered I'm I'll. extreme from
catarrhal coughs" writes Nj -. kcl-
l~y. Orlando. Fla 'Eolcy'S Honey
and Tar has NO equal i'll quick ~
l"rinc this diSagrceahlo ainictIou'
r"l"y.S Honey and Tar contains no
op'atcs- ingredients printed ou the
n lhiLl. r---AIN-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
Iir- on kcnw""d Inrm.

fsr" Nro-' ..i saturday uIght no..
tween and ".r,oek .u th" large
stable uu k,uwuuL Farm. the uouu-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
HOLINESS
TAKES NAME
Of Plus X|
Thousands at St. Peters
Acclaim Election
With Shouts

ROME Feb. b. BY the As,o-
cIatcd Press Pope Piu, first
bcnediction after his election to-
day was bestowed from the out
side balcony OF ST Peters upon
ala nations and all people. with
the intention that il should bring
Ito the whole world the wish and
announcement for that universal
pacitication we all so ardeuily de-
sire.
ROME. Feb C-Ors tho Asso-
cIafod Irossl Cardinal A,lfIIt lHtfl
archbishop of Milan. wl~ proclaimed
elected pope in succession lo tine late
benedict NN this morning he has
taken the name of Plus NJ
The thousands waiting joe trout OF
s. Peters FOR the wl-p OF smoke
which would tell uf "a, election ui a
u'w popc. gave a mighty shout at
lla4 O'Clock when thin wisp OF
smoke came FROM the chlmne, lead
ing from the sistiue chapel
A. soon as the two-third- vote for
cardinal Raul had been verified
Cardinal Nannutcil a. dean Of the
sacred college. aro=. ana proc.eted
tu The throne of the ghuten one. ne
companicd ON either siae hy Cardinals
Lugue and Hisleti. respectively deans
OF tho cardinal priests and the car
uinHl dcacous. He was asked IN
Latin by Cardinal NunnuteM in ar-
curdancr with customs if hs. us,rpted
the election 10 be supreme pOntim.
and th" new pope aHsNcrea with the
lorna since u b. the viii uf God.
l,.,...s Nam. lt,. ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
Another Great Story
Starts Wednesday

Have Nuu been reading The
step an the ~iair~ npN near
Ing it, concluding Vltaptsr- ~
The Herald \ rattiiuc gutsi
story Wr thought 10 and Herald
r'aicr- -s'rm o. aEr,r With uur
Judgment IL the -s'puud at
- great upN - t. appear
~crialh iu iho Herald DURING
in22.
THE ncNi one bcein- We'd
nrsda, L. William Nacl4cpd
Isain,r- 'Nunsigu Pass q
-iuFN CuprVrning the cNCitinr
daN- W-Tn uii di-soNVrii
stirred tlH cattle country H.
q story bi man whu ha- lived
in the cattle country aud Win
knows hi- southwest az fir-t
haud Nou'ii IKE a.
There are -oInc further facts
abuui "s,un-ight Pass" nn page
. to-day that you'll find uf ia
tcrrri
Also ON the sanc page you'l
ind the rcgi~fration blank
with which yuu can ubtsin your
Herald travel hsriirut in-ur-
an,c. another feature ct The
Iicrnih's 1872 ~'rNi,r that sub
Serihrrs lind ct Vcry definite
value.
u you haven't registered Tor
INSURANCE. 1cttrr trnd tu u to-
daB NVCidrnt- de- net wait
uuiii tomorrow
fhr-s are but fto of u
numhrr uf features nf Herald
srtNioc 90 - readers durine
i0aa Othrr- iusi 80 intcresi
ing aud valuable ARE COMING
up.
i'ur example neat wcck 11lC
Herald win add three hours "a
it, kasrd wire Assnciutcd prt-s-
fclcgrnphir news service. being
tlls complete ica~sri- wirc da,
nrss~ -sfNbr nf thu wurid
rreatr-t neW~ rnihrriug organ
isaiiun. From O'Clock In tlis
uorning umil 3 in thu AFTER
noon this wirr Wili b. hu,,
posriug into Tlr Herald col,
umn- ToDNN'~ MINIS no.
DAY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
nrAcKM,II. mn SAYS

NEW ORLEANS. Feb . Gov lee
NJ Hussoa of Mississippi over long
distance telephone declared today
tina. the filiug uf a 100000 damage
cut against him "a Miss France a.
nirkhcad was the 'musl dHmpahlH
black mail conspiracy ever attempted
in the history uf Mississippi pnl'ic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
THIRD ARBUCKLE
TRIAL IS SET TO
BEGIN MARCH IS
Court Fixes Date When
Case Is Called
Today

SAY FRANCISCO. Fcb 6-Th"
court today sci March % uz the date
fnr starting the th.rJ trial of liu-cor
G. DFarFl Arhucklo motion picture
star. on charge uf manslaughter iu
connection with the death of N.rnnIn
gappe. actress Both protIouH trials
endeA in disagree meufs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
Ford's Offer for
Muscle Shoals
Sent to Senate

WASlIINGToN Fcg q 4 report
and appended documents Identical
with those transmitted lart wecL 90
the house by Secretary Meeks cover
ina the unrr 81 Henri Ford on iho
purchase and lease ~ the govern
mcnrs properties "a Muscle shoals.
Alabama. were sent to tne -runtc late
today by the war secretary
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
Conspiracy Charge
In Bankruptcy Case
To Be Probed

CUCAGo. Feb e. Federal Judge
Eutn Evans TODAY ordered
'huil,s Cnue. United Statss district
pttruusy and two assistant district
Attorney Co appear before him Geo
answer charges thaf There hld been
conspiracy in Clynp office in CON
noctIon with th" recent hunltruui,v
prorerdUnrt against tho Co-opora'tye
Society of America
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
Mississippi Governor
Is Charged With
Seducing a Girl

JACKSON Miss. Frb o. 500
0oo damage suit charging Gov Lee
NJ Nussell uf Mississippi. with seduc-
iTg Miss Frances g. lirkhend.
Z rmcr cmpluNc Of his once. was
fed against the chicf executive to-
,inN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
PRESIDENT
CLOSES THE
ARMS MEET
Treaties Signed, He Pre-
diets New Era of
Peace

WAsIIiNgTbN Frh The hi--
tory naLinN conference uu the lml-
'atipn ct armaments and far eastern
questions came To- lis end to-day with
tlv signing ur treaties aud farewell
address hS President HARDING
with it- work charucteri1cd by Mr.
Harding us "thc first deliberate aud
effective expression of Erout power-.
BOO ihr cuuHC iuusncss col peace. ui
war utter mtlHty the great con
for,uco went tu its niche uf history
tu await The Judgments and 'telup.
mons ~ th" future,
In the great assembly hail of thr
Daughters ct tho American Eryoiu-
.. whsru ull ifs opru sessions ua '
boon held tire delegutr- C the mine
nations assembled marched 100 turn
t.... space 90 the great green ,Iblcs
aud afINpd their signatures tn the
Treaties und agreements which are
uurfs of the sfructur" h.'u ~
lr from war. worn world me burden
81 excessive naval armnmcnts; q"
promote the pence at the Pacific to
pid go remnto from the fhr east. par
tsulrly the cloud of war
Ana as each delegation affixed sig-
natures Hs pienipotentiaries plcds ng
,lt,, honor of their re-per.N" nations
tn th" good faith of the f'ttlemn ni
nrrcod upon the great audience rN-
proceed the hope. OF tho world In it7
and long applause.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
pNss MINING nIII

WASHINGTON Feh. "a hlli
under witch unailofed lands on tho
Fort Peck reservation Monta nn.
could be leased for mining purposes
was naasod TODAY by the house aud
arnt to thr senate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
Weather.

ending . a. m
Highest temper
aturc e. lowest
temperature it
daily range tom
y cruturc esi
mean daily tenn
peratiiry gkf re-
lutivr humidity
Il u m als re-
intivo humidity
d a. M 49, pre-
cipitaiion trace
maximum veloc
~ 81 wind miles
per hour 60
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
souool NEWS

The sunday Herald IL the only
paper pubushinE notes from an the
schools of the cl'y The school pasc
b. closely read los The children and
their parents
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
IREPARIDNEss

Ih" ll'rald today ir able to give
iis readers O two.coiumn likeness OF
lhe new popc. 8 cut of each Nom
hor Of the college of Cardinals wn-
received last week. together with n
hrlrf Biography Thus The Herald
was ready ,u furnish YOU with th.
FIRST picture ana biography.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-25
TO PROVIDE NORMAL SCHOOL SUBJECTS
INFIFTEEN HIGH SCHOOLS OF STATE

rented a dwelling in Columbus and Will
remove to the Capital City next week
ard will remain through the school year
until next June. Their sons, Frank
and Fred will enter the university. and
Samuel vii! attend North high school.
Rafe Gammeter Is home from Chill.
Gothic. where he visited school friends.
Mr. and Mrs. sherman Cramhlett are
on an automobile trip through the cast
ern states.
Miss Madelin" Ambrose. oF Wheeling.
Is Mrs. f. W. Shearcr'S guest
Mr. and Mrs. W. 4. Hanlin. Of Cleve-
land. are visiting their daughter Mrs.
Howard Coftand
Cadz friends have been notified Of the
death Of Mrs. Charles Maynard which
occurred at the hospital in CoShocton.
on last Friday.
The members of tho Woman's Mis-
sionary Society OF the Presbyterian
church were entertained at the home Of
Mrs Martha McFadden on Monday even
Ing. The assistants were Mrs. ". J.
Morgan. leader: Mrs. s. {. D!Ckerson.
Mrs. Ernest Streng Miss Belle Mccoy.
Mrs Samuel Rtchcy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-25
CA[)Il

Cadiz. Aug o4-James G Oril has re
turned from Provo. Utah. where no was
engaged in the canning industry the
past several weeks.
Miss Marietta Thompson IS visiting
with friends in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C. Long are touring
the state OF Michigan in their automo-
bile.
Mrs Charles Wilson and daughter. OF
, y-nlontown. Pa. are guests OF Mrs. Rob
ert Wood.
Miss Edna Brown. who has been auto
MODELLING with a party % friends through
the. New England states. has returned
horne.
Mrs. Clement E. Holmes has gone TO
her home IN Westtield. Mass. after
visit with her mother. Mrs. Alice Bar
ricklow.
Mrs. ". F. Shearer and daughter.
Dorothy. are home from a visit with
relatives In wrightsville IA.
Or. and Mrs. Dewitt TalmaEe Scott.
II Bedford, Ind. have gone 10 their
home after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Newlin and other relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Clark. who teaches In
the public schools at St. cloud. MINI. -
hero for visit with her aunt. Miss
Maria Moore having stopped Off FOR
few DAYS while on her way home from
Columbia University. New YORK, where
shs was taking summer normal work.
Mrs A. y. Barnhart has gone 10 her
nome In Akron. after a visit ~ two
weeks with her sister, Mrs william Is.
Heeter.
Rev. william u Favertield ~ Shady
side. came up 20 attend the Hinssh re-
union.
? W, Dtck-v. 81 St Ciairsville. vas
eating his son. DR. Harley Dtckey. a
few days
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Heeter have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-25

Charleston. ". Va, Aug. ct.-NorTal
school subjects for the training or
teachers will be installed in Is high
schools OF the state as result OF the
steps Of approval taken at the regular
meeting OF the state board OF educa-
tIon which was held here today. -Four
other schools will be given state aid
and have the new classes installed pro-
vided enough students enroll. Four
were approved for normal training but
will not be furnished state aid.
The Is schools OF the hrs, class are
as follows:
Block Fork district high school;
Cabin creek district high school; Clay
county high school: Grant district high
school: Hinton high school; Hillsboro
high school: Oak Hi high school: Point
Pleasant high school; Ravenswood high
school: Sutton high school; Tyler coun-
~ high school: Webster Springs high
school: Nicholas county high school;
Pine Grove high school. and Burch high
school
The four that will receive aid and ap-
prevail II the attendance is large enough
are:
Beckley high school: Bridgeport hish
school: Spencer high school; and King
wood high school
The four that will be allowed 70 in
stan normal training without the aid
Of the state are:
Battelle high school, Cowen high
school. Narlinton high school and Nor
gantown high school.
All the members OF the board we're
present e w. Ooerly and Howard NJ.
Gore. These men were detained. but are
expected 10 be present at the continual
ton Of the meeting tomorrow.
The session today was the first which
Bernard McClaugherty. who has taken
) tho place recently vacated by George
6 Ladder, has attended. He is from
Blueheld.
The members present at the meeting
today are as follows:
George NJ. Ford; W. c. Cook: l.. W
Burns: Lena Lowe Yost; and Bernard
NoCIaugherty.
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BAkER-BROWN FEUD
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and Yesterday and today held conference
at the department of justice. explaining
their side OF a controversy between
Judge W. F. Baker and their office.
which they claim had it's beginning last
April and has been in progress with
increasing bad feeling ever since.
It Is understood that no formal
charges have heen filed with the depart
ment but the Brown side Of the con-
trovcrsy have submitted statements. In
formally. which are of the nature of
pIoof Of their charges. They came here
only after learning in an unofficial way
that Judge Baker. upon his visits here.
had reflected upon tho conduct Of their
office. seeking to lay the blame on them
for certain court proceedings which
they assert he alone was blamable for.
They contend that Judge Baker is
unfit both from the standpoint Of
knowledge Of the law. and personally.
They allege he Is ignorant. untruthful,