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Evening star., 1922-03-12

Catholic University will be met
April and April 13, two games are
listed with Gallaudet. and West Vir-
ginia. North Carolina. Georgia Tech
North Carolina State, Syracuse are
among the schools due to appear at
College Park. One of the features Of
the schedule is the resumption of re-
1ationships with Hopkins. game be-
ing scheduled with the Baltimoreans
for May 8.
The southern trip during Easter,
which has taken place foe the last
three years, is to be foregone and In
it's place the team will take a Ave
games are to be played with West
Virginia. one with Pittsburgh, and
two with Ohio State.
The schedule:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

Incarnation here. gained his title Of
bishop Of all outdoors" by his ;rav-
els over tho State In his capacity as
Clergyman.
Mrs Christler is the daughter of
the late David wadsworth. wealthy
manufactures of Auburn. y. Y. and
Is niece OF United States Senator
J. W. WadswOrth. Jr.. OF New York.
Tho Rev. and Mrs. Christlcr were
married In 1914. The minister was
ono Of the picturesque figures OF Mon
tana churches. He stood six feet
one inch In his stocking feet. was
built in proportion and had "A mass
OF brown curly hair. His oratory
carried beyond the pulpit. and az L
member OF the Montana Legislature.
his frequent rhetorical lights
brought him the title In Western
newspapers OF the Orator magnih-
cent"
Had mn Extensive Parish.
Covering church area Of several
hundred square miles from the Ca
madam border south TO tho Missouri
River. which in Montana. flows from
west TO east. he frequently Travelled
over part of the country which
has retained much of its rugged from
tier aspects.
Speaking often in the open and
hiking across country in lcggings
and Khaki in pursuit OF funds for
the construction of church cdificc.
he came TO bc known az the bishop
Of all outdoors for he claimed.
when on such financial crrands. that
hiss parish territory was limited only
by his ability to obtain trausporta-
ton
Much local notoriety resulted from
an extensive argument which he con-
Quoted with the head OF one OF the
large railroad companies Of the West
over freight-rate charges on materia!
used In the construction OF his i'm
posing church structure at Havre.
Wins Over Halfway IIcnd.
II appeared that he had much OF
the material shipped under the name
Of another commodity. which had "a
cheaper rate. and in his argument
W u the railroad officials. he quoted
the Bible freely to show that build
Ing stone. electrical equipment and
other building materials. when used
in the construction OF "A church. were
not such as are commonly CLASSIFIED
as building materials on which inter
state commerce regulations fixed a
higher rate. Finally, winning III,
railroad president over Ia his views
aud getting the lower rate cstab-
lished, he prevailed on the railroad
man to make a personal contribution
of sum. which completely offset the
freight charges.
Mrs. Carleton. wife Of former
district judge of Montana. was re-
garded as one OF thc prctticst women
in Montana. SHE was OF miniature
size. being scarcely more than five
feet In height. She was n member
of Rev. Mr.. Christler's CONGREGATION
and herself public speaker. For 4
number OF years. she had been en-
gagged in Chautauqun work
The Rev. Mr.. Chris,icr was close
friend OF the Carleton family. His
friends declare his interest was pure
ly i'll his capacity as Il minister. and
this was sustained by Bishop Fahcr
of Montana, who investigated reports
linking the names OF the Rev Mr.
Christler and Mrs. Carleton. Bishor
Faber said that the reports ut that
time We're not based on truth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

To THE HOLDERS OF TIE 7iaGc COL
LATERAL TRUST GOLD BONDS OF
THE CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE
COMPANY:
Take notice that. In accordance with
Section OF Article Four of certain
Collateral Trust AerouIncnt, dated June
10. 1917. between this Company and the
Old Dominion Trust Company inOw State
and city Bank and Trust Company UNI
der which said Collateral Trust Agreement
Two hundred Thousand par value U! bonds
of thls Company were issued, we have
elected to redeem on December 10, l922
al! OF the bonds issued and outstanding
under said Collateral Trust Agreement
By paying therefor the face value thereof
and also the premium provided for in
said agreement.
After tho said redemption date. namely
December 10. 1922. the said boI.ls will, in
accordance with said agreement. cease to
bear interest and Will to he en-
titled to the security OF tho mortgage
bonds pledged under tho enlargement
You are further notified that the said
bonds should be presented for payment AT
tho Office OF the State and City Bank
and Trust Company iii East Main Street,
Richmond, Virginia.
CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE COM
PANY.
by +. c. WHEAT.
Secretary.
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T.. A. JOACHIM HEADS
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
CONTINUED From First Page)

Continued From First Page)
dispcnSa;ions and charters. Wallace
-. Blanks. y. ~ Erkridgc. &. W. Flct-
ener: fraternal relations. Il. j.. Tay-
lor J. Edward Timbrrlakc, G. W.
Dudley; Masonic Home. ". NJ VIII
iiams. j. j. Mattcrn. J. j. English
Jr.: trustees. H. NJ. Boykin, w L.
Davis. &. y. Gwinn; refreshments. l..
+. Christian. w. NJ. Williams. Oscar
II. liord: !raternal correspondence,
RI. En- X. T.. Taylor. Roanoke. The
district inspectors are: first. L.. II.
Fuller. embracing Frederick sburG,
Alexandria. Culpepcr The Plains:
second, Sol Cutchins. embracing Win
chester. Petersburg and Richmond;
third. r. II. Rel. Jr.. embracing Char
iottcsville. stanton, HarrisonburS.
Winchester. l.u 'ay: fourth. \. L.
Evans, embracing LynChburG. Dan
WILLIE Roanoke. Clifton Forge. Lex
inSton: NTH. 9. v Eddy. embracing
Portsmouth. Norfolk. Newport News.
OnanC"yE. sixth. q. e. FuIua, embrace
ing Marion Bristol. raZcwcI. Nor
ton. Graham.
Folio wing the election OF officers
Yesterday afternoon. parties were
formed Tor lunches for 6ivrrtissc-
mcnt at the various theaters. and
citizens went 10 Byrd Park. where
Columbia Commandcry gave in inter-
estng exhibition OF the drill.
Mnlic Merry at Coliseum.
At the Coliseum last niSht an au-
dience OF several thousand knights
and ladies. with Il large spriukling
OF specially invited guests. crowded
the galleries and the dance floor. and
for several hours the great building
was alive with mcrry-malScrs. who
httinEly observed the closing night
Of the exercises in connection with
the observance OF the centennial Of
the institution of the organization Of
Virginia.
Before the grand march started.
the drill team of Acca Temple. in
evening dress and FEY. presented a
most picturesque demonstration OF
the intricate and mystic cvoiutions
for which this team Is noted all over
America. Lydia Thompson nor TAU
line Markham. the worlds famous
leaders Of the equally as noted Anna.
IONS. had nothing on the Ncca Tenn
plc!tcs No Elack Crook group OF
female marchtrs nor Eiraliy Cor, .
pieces could for n moment even Spovt
| Within the shadow Of the narchcr,
| in the cvolutions and the mazrS and
intricacics started off by Noble Scott
Cunningham and Noble Carl Ros-
trup. aided and abetted by group
OF experts lined UP around tho ball.
room floor. and Noble Payne.
From the galleries thousands ap-
| plauded as the marchers cavorted
lnnd counter.cavorted and Up~Stag ed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
JUST DRAGGED
so WEAKENED
Florida Lady Was in n Miser-
able Condition, But Says She
Found Cardui Helpful,
and Got Well.

Altha. Fla.-1n explaining how she
found Cardui so helpful during change
OF life. Mrs. Ella NJ. Bailey. of II. f.
d. >. th.s place. said:
Il became so weakened II was an
effort for me to get around. I knew
what was the matter, but felt like 1
couldn't give up
II just dragged, and 1 certainly
~as nervous. was so restless
,ould not sit down lons-yet SO weak
couldn't get about. II is a most
miserable and such 4 helpless feeling
IL would get depressed and out OF
heart.
II began Ia feel. after a while. there
was no use To try TO get well. This
Is all wrong, for II makes person
worse.
Il had heard OF Cardui and thought
II might strengthen me A nelghbor
had used IT with good results.
81 took one bottle (of CarGuD. then
saw ! wasn't so nervous, 50 kept IL
up.
Gradually the nervousness left me.
| began 10 eat and sleep better. was
soon well. and all rirht.
"cardu! did wonders for me, and
certainly do recommend IL"
Thousands OF other women have
written. TO tell of the beneficial re-
suits obtained 10y taking cardui. and
TO recommend IL 10 others.
Cardui has stood tho test OF extan-
sivc use for more than forty years.
in the treatment OF troubles common
20 women.
Good druggists. everywhere. sell
Cardui. the womans tonic.--Try IL.
ADV,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28

GGlasCow, where tomorrow he VIII
deliver a speech.
Austen chamberlain. Chancellor OF
the ExcheQuer IN the Lloyd George
Cabinet. spoke to his constituents in
Birmingham tonight. He defended
his course in the coalition govern
mcnt. and during the recent crisis.
lie said there was virtually no diff
ference in the Bouar Law program,
and that OF tho coalition, and that
he was still prepared to cooperate
with Bonar Law.
one OF the most interesting fea-
lures OF the situation continues to
be the possibility OF the election
bringing forth another coalition gov
crn.ncnt. bu, under n Conservative
Premier.
Co-opcration. "a 1T Is called. seenkS
to he limited at in most OF the ad
dresses Of the CONSERVATIVES and Lib
there still is no open or official ar
raugcmcnt there lis evident clear
disposition on both sides for coop
Grafton
Duifour tn speak.
Lord Dalfour has promised to
speak Monday on behalf of the Goa
lition Liberal candidates ut Berwick
and two days later TO address meet
ing at Edinburgh under the auspices
Of the Conservative Association. The
Scottish unionist Council of Edin-
hurGh today resolved that nothing
should be done TO impair co-opera-
ton with the national Liberals. There
ia even a report that tho Conserva,
tive and national Liberal candidates
in Leeds will issue a joint manifesto.
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ASSAILS
BOTH NEW AND OLD
BRITISH MINISTRIES

ll'in liSl age
crying ia the wilderness. dcridcd in
debate and overwhelmed in the div!-
sion Hobbies" lIut. he added. they
had fought on and challenged any
other party with their record"
Mr. Churchill is still confined to
bed in consequence OF an operation
for appendicitis and, although re-
covering. he has had TO intrust his
campaign In Dundee To others. To-
day he ISSUED manifesto. consid-
cred In political circles the most
breezy that has yet appeared, con-
tanning biting phrases at the cX-
pense OF the Conservatives who
smashed the coalition. Notable in
the manifesto is Mr.. Churchilrs
declaration that "A center party. such
as his chief. David Lloyd George. is
credited with aspiring to create, Is.
IN his opinion. needless
MIR. Churchill declares himself a
Liberal and free trader. but says he
is willing To cooperate with pro
grcssivc unioniSt clements II this
should bc necessary to counter
act VIVA, he terms the predatory and
confiscatcry policy OF the Socialist.
Labor party.
First since 1857.
reference was made by Mr.
Churchill to the fact that the Bonar
Law ministry is the first pure Con-
scrvative ministry since Salisbury,s
administration in 1855. II was dur
ing this period that the secession OF
n part of the Liberal party occurred
over Gladstone's home rule for Ire
land bill. aud since that time. when
ever Il Conservative ministry has
been in power. IL always had had an
...f "a.
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an down-staccd and crossed over. but
the roof almost blew of when the
| Shrincrs evoiutcd Into a cross and
| later into crescent and then stood
| at attention. while Harry Rydcr's
| Band played The Star-SpanGl ed
Banner with every one OF the
| thousands standing at salute.
Then came the grand march. and
| the floor. as expansive as IL is was
| hardly equal to the demands upon
II by the many couples. the male
portion Of which had to wear the
wcil-known knights Templar cha
peau with the big white plume
Cunningham and Ros;rup proudly
led tho thronI. and to say that their
cad was a successful display OF cX
pcr;s In tho art may he putting it
rr Idly. None OF the dancers nor the
| marchcrs was led into a snare for
a moment. and when Cunningham
shouted through his mammoth mega
phone that That is all, there is no
more" and quickly handed Harry
Ryder the signal and proclaimed in
thuudcrouS tones. "On With the
waltz" there was not Il break. The
only hesitation was evident when two
, ancient and honorable knights
grabbed each other In mistake for
their partners. an dlcft the dcinurc
| matrons with whom they had paradcd
the ballroom floor standing aloof for
the nouc-. From this moment on
toward the midnight hour. the great
| ball. bcdecked with myriad flags Of
the United states. echoed and re-
echoed the merry tones of happy HUI
mainly.
Royal Arch Chapter Officers.
before the close OF the lI4th con-
| vocation Of the Royal Arch Chapter
OF Virginia. the officers for the year
We're chosen. and II was announced
tina, the Scottish Ritc Reunion would
be held in November. beginning Mon
day. the 2oth. and running for four
| days. in Scottish Rite Temple. at
Park Avenue and Harrison street.
| The officers chosen were:
Grand high priest. j. &. Grecnlay.
LymchburI; grand king, j. J. Mat
tern. Richmond: grand scribe, II. S.
Huchcr. HarrisonburE; grand cap
tain of host II. G. Gilmer. Pulaski;
grand principal sojourucr. W. f.
Bowdcn, Norfolk: grand Royal Arch
captain. T.. ~ Joachim. Charlo,tes-
Vile: grand master third veil, j
Leon Codd, Portsmouth,: grand mas.
ter second veil. Alexander w. Rry-
nnt. Petersburg: grand master frs
veil. Claude w, Fletcher: deputy
grand treasurer. j. J. English, Jr.
| Richmond; deputy grand secretary
| Charles \. Ncshitt, Richmond: grand
| chaplain, Frank Il. McFadcn. Rich
mond; grand marshal. oscar j
Adams. Richmond; grand tilcr
James A. pamr!in, Richmond; grand
lecturer, James n. 'oahran, Tho
| Plains; assistant grand lecturer
James Bowman. Roanoke; CORE
spondcnt Joseph w. Eggleston, Rich
| mond
TIL" following committees were
named: Work. grand lecturer. as
| SistanI grand lecturer. most excel
liant companions, James II. Price. l.
| y. Joachim. William Chapman and
| W. II. Whitescll; fraternal CORES
pondcucc, j, W. Egglcston, y. w
| Huhard. l.. l. Cunningham finance,
J. NJ. Gift. l.. Z. Lewis, ST.. William
! II. Hin: stewards department, ]. J.
English. Jr.. l.. c. Waithall. W. NJ
Williams; HUBBARD Memorial |. II
Adams, w c. Bryant. \. l.. Evans
w. y. Woodward. John T. Cochran
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WATER SUPPLY system.
FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA.

Sealed proposals for constructing two
whte! lines 70: the town OF Front HOya..
Va, Wall he received ~ the Mayor amt
C"unci! ot Front Royal until - O'Clock
OF November :. 1879.
PROPOSAL must De accompanied by a
o-riihrd cheek :oE 400 made payable
& III" Mayor and Council o: Front Royal.
Va. and must ee addressed TO l.. ;. West.
Recorder.
lIhns and specifications may y. OBJ
tanned from the Mayor and Council. From;
Royal! Va, or from L. NJ. L!.ch-y. cay
Engineer. FTOE; Royal Va. by GepusliiGs
check FOR $40. which w!ll be returned
when the plans are returned.
Tho Mayor ana Council reserve :hc
right TO reject aUy o! all lids.
MAYOR ASD COUNCIL.
Ernn. EoNhl Nn
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hUCIIOhS-LEGAL.S
Legal Notices
ITLASTlC COAST LINZ; RAILROAD,
COMPANY
oihcc Of the Treasurer
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
20 Church street
New Ngr.

October II. 1929.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIvES that the
aEnun! meeting OF the stockholders Of
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE: WORKS IL TO
be held at the oiac- o; tn" Company. on
lios.Ita! street. near Mil street. IN tho
Cay y! ElchinOnd. County o: IieUrico. VIZ
g!nis, OH "rGncSGay. tho ;ih day Of 30
v.fnO-r. 1872. nj 1880 O'Clock In the
forenoon. for the purpose o! clertIns d.
Tectnrs and officers and for the transaC-
t!on OF such Othrr business as may prop
.rIy come before the meeting.
". SiESCEH ROBERTSON.
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MISSING SCHOOL HEAD
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE.
Warrant Issued Against J. Will
liam Taylor for Hcinous

Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Oct. ~
j. William Taylor. missing prlr-
cipal of Albcrenc High School. in
Southern Albemarie. Is fugitive
from Justice.
\ warrant has been issued agains.
the man. who left his home on Satur-
day OF last week, charging him with
h"inous oNcnse against a mother
less I5-ycar-old Sirl. member of
prominent family.
Tn. heartlcss teacher had access
10 the home as friend at all times.
It is reliably reported that Tay-
lor left tho Alhercnc section follow
ing the receipt of a fourth letter
Of warning. notifying him that he
had better leave the section by that
day.
Taylor made his escape 10 Balti
more. and the report first given out
that he was suffering from SOME men
tai strain has been dissipated by
subsequent revelations.
II is learned that the county school
authorities promptly took action in
the premises. and superintendent a.
L. Bennett entered an order to tho
effect that Taylor's departure had
automatically vacated his position as
principal. on yesterday l.. b. John
son. Jr.. of Red Hin. was named to
I'LL the vacancy and Will enter upon
his duties on Monday.
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To the creditors OF OSCAR 4. SHEp-
Akp. Of Richmond. In tn. County
81 n"nrico. and district aforesaid
bankrupt:
Notice il hereby given that on Oc-
tober %. 1922. the said OSCAR \.
itf.i'AitD Was duly adJudicatcI
bankrupt. and That the FIRST meeting
Of ms creditors VIII be held in ms OF :
nee. Rooms llls-lilG Mutual Build
lhE, EIchmond. Va. on the STH DAY
OF NOVEMBER. 1922. at 10 o'clock
IN inc forenoon. AT which time tho
said creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint u trustee, examine the
haAkrupt. and transact such other
BUSINESS as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS. Il. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
October 25. 1922.
THE DISPATCH Classified Adj. ar. CON
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I Trustees Auction
Sale

OF VALUABLE PROPERTY on
MAYO ISLAND. SUITABLE FOR
EtFACTG RING PLANTS, FAC
TORY SITES. ETC. ALSO EUUI-
TIES ~ CERTAIN NOTES OF TIE
RICHMOND BASEBALL. CLUB,
lEc.. AND OF THE VIRGINIA
BOAT CLUB
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KE>iL Isl iIE tOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale

one hundred and seventy -nvo.acre Farm,
u"rr Louisa. seventy iivr tine bottom la nj
fair "nthG!i,l'uFs. viii trade .or improved
or uHinn"v"f property Ia Richmond. nix
thousaud do!ais
Good ,cu-acre far,n on Richmond
u1shi-. vineyard: sISty-a.e nult tr-.s
Al nigh rui dry Land Good building
hard road 20 ri;y Hall. L., ine tell you
no" "'ry :; IS 10 own this sandy couu-
tn home while you work Ia the city:
h'e thousand doliers. terms.
Another Of sir acres, near tho above
WIN n'-roon house. and dandy home !,
four Thousand dollars. easy terms.
Another, JUS, two block, away from the
Two above, with four and half acres
and good house: three thousand dnilara
why psy rent VIXEN you can get such
prices ana terms Located on smooth
r"aH ami within t"cH,y minutes Of the
city
srlend.d n"w s!1-room west End home
every modern convenience. six thousand
'e'en huLGicd aud nry dollars.
Telephone s. l.. THOMAS. Madison
5o57 or Madison 2::s, after sa
J. u. CAR%EAL SONS
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MONTANA MINISTER
IS SLAIN BY WOMAN
WHO KILLS HERSELF

Continued From First PaGe)
stroy"d a large number OF letters and
kilograms.
The Rev. MIR Chris,lcr. who was
rector OF ST Marks Church OF the
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
EkN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.