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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
INDIAN MISSION AIDED
BY RECENT CAMPAIGN
Enthusiastic Congrcga ional
Meeting of Ascension Epis-
copal Church Is Held.
Especial to The Times pispa,ch

iNIftldt 20 The Times DiSpd ten.
AMHERST VA. Nov. 25.-Au on
;husi"sti" conversational mcc,iu. IN
connection with TIA" nation wida
campaign aud tho church's program
Tor the next three years was held
In the parish house OF Ascension
Episcopal church.
Indian Mission. in Amherst Coun-
~. is on" r"!ut that has been helped
by this campaign. This church is
located about five miles southwest
"i Amherst in a section inhabited
10y r""rl" locally known as "issucs."
M"n+ ni them claim descent from the
I'nmunk'y irIb. OF Indians and arc
Said to have been at the foothills or
tn" mountains when the nrSt white
settlers calu". on account of Pc
rniiar social conditions existing
among them Tor many years 1t was
diih"H.i 4" secure adequate religious
or educational advantages. From
Kim" :" time various denominations
attempted 4" do missionary work
among them aud The school au-
th"'.'i"S provided as best they could
for their needs
Little Was accomplished until l.nS
when Roy Arthur T.. Gray. il. who
Was Just entering tn" Episcopal MN
iS'ry. went Ia work among them
vno-i"urih Of an acre of land was
decided from The Nicholas estate 10
!. j. Amber and others as trustees.
ana upon TINS lot It substantial and
attractive church buildins was
erected. This Is now known as I'm
hian Mission and belongs To Lcx
'hGt"n parish, Dr. I. -. Lewis be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
Car strike. md KIN. H.

GLOUCESTER. VA. Nov oS-Wed
"'SnaF evening shortly after sunset
2" ana Hetty Lewis. children
or j. NJ Lewis. presiden, or 80
Bank Of Gloucester. were rsturrin.
nome from West Point. thew met a
coiored boy on horse about a mile
rom their home. Herbert was arIv
Ing coupe and. before any ON.
could realize what was happenjnr.
the car struck the horse and killed II
instantly. The boy was thrown
some distance. hut sustained no seri-
Gus injury. BETTY Lewis was thrown
from the car and Herbert was en-
ny the broken glass. strange To saw
no one was badly hurt. though the
Car was badly damaged. The horse
belonged 10 Rev John Lemon. a col
ored school teacher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
WEST V|RC|N|A's TOWN
TO Be NAMED DETROIT
Information Is Construction
of Automobile" City
Will Start Soon.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. !

lopeclal to The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER. VA. Nov. 2s-
Tho new town near RidYeway. w.
Va. where II is proposed To erect
n 10000. 900 automobile plant and
community site. is to be known aS
Detroit. w. Nn. according to word
received hero today from Martins
burg. where attorneys. contractors
ana other agents Of the promoters
ar" making their headquarters.
w. G. Morgan. a Marinsburg CON
tractor. was said to have been
awarded tho contract for laying out
tho town site and preparing ground
for tho erection of buildings. r.
l. Luttrsll. attorney for the com
pany. said Mr.. Morgan would DO
ready to begin work on December
g.
Representatives OF the frIn OF Phil
& Miller. constructing engineers. OF
Pittsburgh. who hhvs the building
contract. wore said 10 b. assembling
men and equipment for construction
work Mr.. LuttrelI NJ a Huffman
and William Jordan. tho latter Of
Detroit, who were here yesterday on
business in connection with tn. now
enterprise. declared there was no
Eet-rich-quick sch.mc on foot at
FidEnway, such as lot sales and Of
fcr!ngs OF worthless stocks They
said the men back OF the enterprise
INTENDED TO manufacture cars that
would be sold direct to the user at
price lower than tho same grade
OF automobile can he bought through
Il retail dealr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
WORKERS WIN FIGHT
| AGAINST FOREST FIRES
Farmers Report Great Mum.
bcrs of Came Birds and
Animals Lost.
Special ." The Times Dispatch !

Especial 20 The Times DISPATCH
iNCliESTER, VA. Nov. 2G.- ~
r"c'iN" work was don" today 10y men
hshtInR forest nr.s on Great North
mountain. hft"en miles w"Et ~ here.
ii'Hh winds that had for NOR. ,i.an
f"rty-"ight hours carried IN. fir"
down tn" mountHinsid. subsidized. and
workers w-r" enabled To- keep near
hE h"ioS' from igritiug. thereby say
'hE many farm buildings tina, were
III the danger z"u". One mountain
Sh"miil was reported Ia nave been
destroyed. Farmers living east Of
ne mountain said rr";,; numbers Of
game hiriS aud animals had p.rIsh.d.
while som" hnd escaped
Fred l.. GLAZE. owner az Rncl; Enon
Springs pr"perty, said iir-s broke out
within 100 yards az iii. old hotel
building. but ;hHr II was saved by
winds continuing from tn" west. Rock
'Enon is west OF IN" main fir.
United StatoS forester nr-ivInu.
here said tn. IN" was burning today
between Gov" itidr" and Little North
Mountain, or In tn" v!c,ul.,. or IN.
cove. and along the big survey. 4
number 81! back fires have been kin
dled with good results Fire tina,
broke out carly today at RIvcrton.
warren County. Destroyed "A garage
mud automobile. and ignltc. a hotel
IN" p"st-onic" and a large warehouse
hht was gotten under control hy VOL
nnteers aided by Winchester Gre
men
Smoldering ruins OF the 1900 600
'ire last week At Front Royal broke
'h'o flames again during tho night
ana fr"m'n from here remained on
nn'y throughout Tho dag. thoroughly
drenchinT tn" wrcckage w!,hou, fur
thcr property loss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
OIL PROPAGANDISTS
SOURCE OF ATTACK
lHy Tho Asxocint.d pros.


NEW YORK. Nov. G-charging
mat 20 per cent OF all oil stock al
N"itisins is "namboyant. misleading
ANA d"c"pt!v".' the. National Viri-
lane. Commute" o! tn. Associated
Advertising Clubs announced today
hhil"n-wiI" campaign at:ains,
sellers 81 stock Of fraudulent oil
companies
The announcement comes on -Ee
heels of special reppr, on oil pro
motors issued hy tn" committee af-
ter an investigation In ,ne Texas
oil fields by Edward \. Schwab, for
m"r poSt"i'ic" inspector. and :, NUN
Der Of government inspectors H. q
statement tonight the advertise--'
c"mnitt"" said that much oviI"u"A
hh1 been obtained against bogus
Operators and that it would I've
placed in the hands OF government
prosecutors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
s7s.ooo Addition Tor 8. :. Approved.

tSpcrial To Tho Times Dispatch
iiARLOTTESNI.i. VA. Nov. 2S
The advisory board Of tho First
baptist Church has unanimously APP
proved planS for a sunday school
addition. which will involve an OK
rcnditurc OF $4,000 The building.
which VIII join the church proper.
VIII be erected on a large lot re
Gently given TO the church hv B
+. Dickerson. a local dry goods MGR
chtnt and deacon in the churcn.
The structure will he equipped with
modern convcnicnces and will hav.
sufficient capacity for. 1850 pu-
pills. There Will no separate depart
'ncnts TO take care 81 n fully graded
sunday school; siSty-six separate
cIhSsrooms. cradle roll room.
ladies' parlor. kitchen and serving
rooms, officers room. cloakrooms.
roof garden with capaci,v or
500. business mems classroom for
200. while the largest assembly hall
viii seat 500.
Inc plans were drawn by Herbert
l., Cain. w"llknown church archr-
tee, OF Richmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
COBLENZ DRUGGIST
CONVICTED OF ROBBERY
LIZ Associated rre..

'DBtENH. Nov. 2f.-Convic,ed nf
r"oh'nc the home OF Colonel Walter
Rates. omman!er OF the Eighth
h',eu states Infantry, az Cobienz,
an fi"'z. a Cologne druggist. has
'ech sentenced to one wear In
prison, and 10 paw fna 81 ,on cnn
marks. or In lieu OF payment, n,
TINS sum. an additional six months.
imprisonment.
Pioiz was caught at davbreak
thursday by German policeman az
n" was leaving tho home OF Colonel
Hntes. loaded with silverware. yalu-
""ih PERSIAN rugs and about $500.
P!otz confessed that he heIonrod
dangerous gang operating in
IN" American occupied area. The
arrest or It's member. is said TO b..
imminent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
baby run Down by Mo,or Chr Dies.

lSpeClal 10 Inc Times Dispatch.
CHARLcTTESNIi.L VA. Nov. 90.
Aubrey Brooks. the i2-months-old
son NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ Brooks.
OF Douglas Avenue. died last eve
ming at local hospital from the O.
'ect OF injuries sustained nearly a
week ago Last sunday morning
Mr.. Brooks went out to his garage
TO look after his car While a, WORK
on tho machine his baby slipped on,
az the house and followed him 10
the garage. Without knowledce of
the presence ~ tho tot. Mr.. Brooks
jumped into IN" machine and start
ed 10 hack out az tho garage He
felt the car strike something and
promptly applied tho brakes Going
TO the back Of the machine. he was
hor'Ihed TO find that one OF the rear
whec!s was resting on the head Of
me child. which had been knocked
down. When pic!:ai up, the baby wa !.
almost l!fclcss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27

AMHERST. VA. Nov. pa deed
was recorded in the county clerk :
office this week from Mrs Hattie G
Slaughter, of New York conveying
TO j. t. Hirst, OF Purccllville. Va.
tract OF 5l2 acres OF land known
as The Folly" This property is
situated on the Glade Road about
SIX miles from Amherst. The Fol
~ was once tavern whore the
Stage coaches stopped on their rout.
from Lynchhurr TO SCottsvnIe All
that remains now OF the tavern is a
pile Of stone covered with a mass
OF virginia Creeper and other vines
There is said to be some valuable.
timber on tho property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
GRAND JURY HEARS
JERSEY CASE TODAY
rHv A,sociatcd rrc,s.

SoMERVIiI.E. y. j.. Nov. 2G.--The
Somerset County grand jury will
f"conr"n" tomorrow TO begin what
authorities say viii u" tho IN :,
phase OF tho Investigation Of The
murder September IL OF the REV.
Edward Wheeler Hall aud his choir
leader Mrs. Eleanor H. Mills ON
oial sources declared the invrstIga-
ton would be completed by Wcdnes-
day nigh; At the least. and tina. tho
jnry'> anal action would be made
known before Thanksgiving Day
About n'tecn witnesses remain 10
he called The three considered by
tho authorities to bc tho most i'm =
rortan' probably viii be heard to-
morrow These are Mrs. Jane Glib
son, pig-rais"r. who has told the
authorities that she witnessed tho
Staying OF TN" rector ard tho choir
leader and louise COST and r.
hara Tough, maids IN the Ha!l home
q, New Brunswick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
THREE
Committee Mcc,.ITor,r,,

The Advertising Committee OF city
council Viii meet at O'Clock to-
night in regular session. Fina ar
engagements will be made 8a 90 tho
committees part in tho eutertaiu-
ment OF delegates to the Chemical
t:ncineerS Convention hero on De-
csmbcr $. and the Educational Con-
ference. which runs through this
week. Tine special subcommittee on
publication OF book on Rlchmoni
and its possibilities Will outline its
plan. and IL is probable the work
VIII start.immedlately
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
Record In schoo, sov,n

Richmond school children do
posted sS.2a7.s3 last Monday I'm their
school savings accounts. accordinr -
reports received by Superintendent
\. IL. H'li. The number of Children
making deposits was 1888. tho larr
est number since the system was in
anEnrated. The average deposit per
pupil III inc white schools was 35
cents "hiie the corresponding figure
for colored schools was l6 cnn,s -
one white school-Nathaniel BACON
20 per cent OF the children made 40
posts. The largest deposit. se43.Io
was In Binford Junior High. The
largest deposit i'm coiored school.
was Mt Moore. sl40.4l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
REV. WOODS BREACHES
FAREWELL SERMON

WiNCHESTER. VA. Nov. Go
Rev 'lar"nc" Woods. for the last
three Years pastor az Centenary Re-
formed Church, preached MS fare
Vel sermon tonight, and is leaving
WIN ms "itc and SON tomorrow for
ROANOKE" Va. where he viii he
com" manager az a branch Office OF
IA" Cleveland Discount COMPANY.
headed by Josiah Kirby. Rev. Mr..
Woods said the offer Uf the Cley.-
Iand concern came 10 him as early
as last summer. and that Ibis resigna-
ton as pastor here was not prompted
by any other cause or condition. He
served a church IN EoaryplSe before
ne nlt"' states entered tho World
WI and he then went overseas az a
VI. &. A worker. Wiuchos,er
Lodge ~ Elks, Of which he was Tor
som" time chaplain. attended the
services tonight in body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
MARKET is ACTIVE,
WITH PRICES HIGHER

LfNcIIBrRG. VA. Nov. cs.-The
'"cai dark loosc-lcaf tobacco market
continues practically to marx time.
waiting Tor warm. moist rain 10 or
ner IN" crop In tho barns for the
market The continued drought this
week held the sales TO 3sS.5On mounds
ana IN" market continued active with
prices higher than the preceding
week Tobacco In good order Is sell
Ing high. but stocks forced by water
ing are hurt in price. The farmer.
are anxious 10 soil and rain will
mean very heavy breaks on tnis
market The sales for tho season
rave aggregated 2.o93.aO0 pounds. the
sales nov being 55l.soO below the
sales at this time a year ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27

'nE tho rector. Many ~ these men
and women are extremely religious
aud take great prid" In their church.
about tn" time the church was "s-
'ahlishcd. Miss Packard took charge
OF the public school in that neigh
horhood. She was succeeded 10y Misc
Vera Tign"r. Of Portsmouth. now
Mrs Edward S1ndidgc. aud Miss
iS"peI wagner. who had hal OK
p"ricnc" is teaching tho Indians In
Sonth Dakota. Miss Jane Nicely now
mas charge of the school All OF
mes" teachers lived in the ncighbor-
mood OF :he school and tho Younger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
Community Center !. c:a.1

LYNCHBURG. VA. Nov. o6.-The
FORT Hin Club. woman's organiza-
tion OF civic and social nature. ha 9
launched move for the creation of
community center adjoining the
on byhhcburg fort, from which in
ieo" hunters drive on I.ynchburg
was successfully stopped. The trus-
tees of tho Jones Library arc 10 aid
the project in the phase OF tho plans
when nave to do with making the
mousse practically branch of the
Jones Memorial Library. Approxi-
mately $4,000 will be required to
carry out the building project.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
Winchester Library
Has Valuable oIum

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
WINCHESTER. VA. Nov. 26-
On" OF thirty books. entitled.
Sonn"ts From r.trarch." issued
by the University Press. Cam
bridge. Mass. FOR private sub
s"rlption. mas been placed on cx-
hIhlti"n at the Iiandlcy Library
by ON" Of the eighteen American
owners. Twelve Of tn. books
"'f" sold IN Europe. and no more
VIII h" issued. Each book. which
cost $1,000. Is different from tn.
other in illumination and d.cora-
t"n. The titi" page and Initial
letters ON other pages are done
hN hand in oil by Sestorc i.eoni.
81 Italy. who has been at work
on TIA" hooks for more than n
y"hr. TIA. book. including stin
board covers. is not NOR. than
on" inch rhicA. ana is printed ON
parchment specially selected for
uniformity % color and thick
ness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27

Gcaeratt"a. particularly. is showins
evidence OF the influence eNertch
over them.
While some OF these Indians are
prosperous and own small farms.
ia" majority Of them earn living
a day lahorers for the white peo-
pl" OF tho vicinity
Ih"r" has been some suggestion OF
establishing IN this section an In
duStrldt school as IL IS thought that
such an institution wo - =. the
means % accommodating great good
towards training and developing
the voting rroul".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
Acc-p, Pastors Resignation

IfNcHktRG. VA. NOV. 2t.-The
rmNeFihohi Avenue Presbyterian
'hGrct. this morning a. consrcca
ti"nai meeting. accepted the resicna
ZION @. us pastor. Rev. r.. NJ. Delaney.
"h" IS 10 go December - To Alex
andria 10 be pastor of tho Saco,d
Presbyterian Church there. Tho mas
,oral relations are TO be dissolved M
special meeting OF the Montuome
ry rr"sbytery TO he held shortly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
NEBRASKA GETS TITLE
IN MISSOURI VALLEY
IBy Associated Prose !

NNNSAS CITY. Nov. o6-Th. lrni
Nersity Of Nebraska was conceded
tohay 70 he the leader OF the Mis-.
sour valley conference in fooihou
as the result Of its triumph over
IOWA state College. OF Amt. a.,
Lincoln Saturday. So to s. Drake
which had shared leadership with
me corn Huskers. had defeated IN.
lowans, Il 10 Z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
RIchmonder to Aid ChI,o,.,

hfNCHRURG. VA. Nov. o6.-Dr.
w. 7. Graham. state orthopedist.
Richmond. will hold another clinic
here for crippled children December
10. the work again being under the
auspices Of the Woman's Club. The
clinic is for children fourteen years
Of age only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27

patton. writes Herbert Il. Dow
Prtsmouth. y. II. and never found
anythinG To take the place of Foier
tathartic Tablets" EIIjousness cn,
stination and other digestive Jis
orders quickly relieved with Foley
cathartic Tablets. Does MT gripe or
nauscate.--AdV '''N We
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
"I'he Passing show


mere have been many Passing
SHOWS at tho New York Winter
Fa!dsn. and tho new ono ub,ch
comes To IN" Academy Thursdav
FRIDAY and Saturday. with spcri.i
thanksgiving matinee. and m.
regular matinee and Saturday
SurpasseS them all. no, only In
scenic beauty hut in the spIrit ~
hnh"i'nE 'un that breaks out cverv
no" ana then in the course OF tn.
two acts
!. In ~" vein ~ hurlesquc that
the Passing SHOW" IS particula-Iv
rich' sam Howard and Alesandra
pasmar are tn. leaders in this mar,
Of the Entertainment
The book and lyrics o, this mas
t"donic revu" are by Harold Ate
ridge with additional lyrics by Al
tired Bryan Tie music IS bv lean
Schwartz. with Incidental music bv
Al Goodman and Lew Pollock. The
dances have been arranged by Max
Scheck The Passing show" has
been staged by J. c. Huffman. who
mas produced all the Winter Garden
SHOWS In recent years. The entire
cast have been made under tho per
sohai direction Of Mr.. ]. j. Shubert
The Messrs. Shuhert have brought,
together an exceptionally capahl.
company g! unusual size. happily
combined I" successfully entertain.
which includes. among others. Helen
t"mstr"m. sam Howard. Alexandra
i,aSmar. VIII II. rhilbrick. Peggy
hro"n. John Quinlan. Norma Hamn-
toh' William Pringle. Jack Ric,
Mari" Gleason. Bob Gilbert, Mar
sar"t Wood. Frank Masters. BESSIE
t1"nhn, Anthony Joachim. Victor
noH"r rat. Jack iiall Abe Aronson.
ines y. Mahoney. Dempsey and
Wood. There will also he c,ra,
tic gathering Of glorious girls and
gorgeous gowns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
LADY GLOR|ES IN
TELLING ABOUT II
Weak, Nervous and Run
Down for Six Years Be-
fore Taking Plant Juice.

II glory in letting everybody know
mat Plant Juice has restored me T.,
good health after | had been in a
weakcned, nervous, run down condi-
ton for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27

six years" said Mrs. Edward Wagner
OF DuncaEnon, Pa. Rural Route No
.. in recent interview with The
Plant Juice Man.
Il was so nervous that ! could not
sleep and chewed my finger nails
until they blcd. | suffered from midi
Eestion so badly and my stomach was
so disordcred that often | could not
keep the liEhtest food on my stom-
ach. Gas would form; then I would
become nauscated and throw up all
] had eaten. had terrible spells nf
hloatign when ] would have to un-
loosen my waist and unlace my shoes
to stop my misery
Il only weighed 81 pouns but now.
since takin seven bottles Of Plant
Juice. weigh li5 and feel like a
different woman. The stomach trou-
bile IL gone: my nerves are quiet: the
bloatinR attacks have disappeared
People who take Plant Juice certain
ly Will not waste their money. 1t Is
wonderful"
Plant Juice is sold In Richmond a.
Tragle's drug store; Petersburg by
| Morrison. The Drug Man: Chase City
J by The Chase City DRUG co.-Ad~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
Anuscnents
Holiday show Mt Lyric.

Holiday show mt Lyric.
Five big Keith acts make up the
lifting. laughing comedy and novel
~ show with which the Lyric opens
Thanksgiving week a real holt
day blu is promised. with Conner y
smart dance spectacle. "Dancciand.'
hs special feature.
Olga and Alan Parade. who are OF
the famous musical family OF that
name. viii he among the attractions
she nrst half Of tn" week. Mile.
Parade IL vocalist OF care accom-
plishments and her brother Is a
skilled pianist. a pupil OF the great
Paderewski.
Espe and Dutton arc bringing n
comedy novelty. The act has scored
heavily on tho Keith metropolitan
circuit.
other attractions listed for the
bill today includ. Fred Lewis. the
roly-po!y man ~ mlrth. Levi. Is
an old musical comedy favorlte. but
has abandoned the musical comedy
stage Tor vaudeville.
With the new show Will come new
and entertaining motion picture dis
PLAYS. including the latest pathe
comedy and news Aims.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
Lrib-r Here Tonight.


Fritz I.cibcr celebrated romantic
actor and screen favorite. will afford
ioca. drama lovers an opportunity
~ Shakespsarean masterpieces when
Shakespeare at tho Academy to-
night under tho management o.
George Ford
new tr!umps In New York and Chi
cago with his unusual teper,ory.
VII! he supported by one of tn.
host casts assembled for classic per
torrance Virginia Bronson viii
i'h" h"r beauty and charm 10 such
s"""t feminine roles as Ophclia and
/ tortla. while Olive oliver will be
me Lady Macbeth and Queen Ger
tfnh" Mr.. i.eibcr acts the role. of
Maoh"'h. Marc Antony. Shylock and
haWIeN othfr conspicuous cowork-
trs IN the Leiher organization ar.
Louis Leon Hall. leading man: John
nurke. Robert strauss. Phillip Ou,n.
narold Winston. Anthony Andre.
hioharh Allen. Carol Kohl. Alma
Lima, osia Lee and twenty Others
Macbeth" the playbin In which
MY l-eibcr is said TO have no Am.r-
can equal. Will innaugurate hi,
or!ef season tonight The remainder
81 the repertoire for tho engage.
m"nt follows: Tue,day nirht.
JhIius Caesar: Wednesday matt
nee Merchant or Venice" and w.s.
n"sday night. Hamlet" TIL, cur.
tain VIII ris. on Hamlet Wed.
hesday night a; O'Clock.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-09-15
Carrying On With the
American Legion

Rumors that stataa pstDon labor 70
Ebeiug used to compete with private in
Edustrial concerns has cAused an inves,
| |tigation by the sesttle (Wash.) Amer
lean kssion.. = p s44s.'7 '-,.,.-,. :
A. Phladelphi4 couceen H. organdss
Ing an expedition to salNass the IS 0o0..
600 known to have been on board the
| Lusttania when. the vessel waS Sank
sby = German torpedo.
fEh . - :.sr,... =.
Leonard q. Peulu, Of GiinnsH col
lege, 1a., with 4 leg SCARED BY shrap-
mel wounds, recently broke 100 and
[220yard dash records In an intercolle-
Eeiate strack meet held ii Chicago.
+ a memptial4 highway extending east
and wests aersss Virginia has been sug-
gested BY the Virginia American Le-
| gion as q memorial to the statsD
-WsslaNaf h9ss6t
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-09-15
GREAT q lMPoR TAncE Z Or oATs
u,sd In Ration Of. Growing Chick ~
> :Dee4s Much to Build -Up Strong
! .+sstS5 Frame and & Muscle. -.

The importance Of oats Id the poul
5t1y !rstien cannot well be overlooked.
IT forms the backbone in many rations.
Ii is chfeny imtertant in the growing
ration for young chicks, fof it Will
! grow frame and muscle. more eco
snomicallyzthan any other grain, Steel
cut oats, rolled oats. or growing mash.
es having gsound oats or oatmeal az
q, base are exceptionally economical
feeds 6pr, growing stock. Fed in cen
] 2neetlon- with xhuttermilk, It makes the
best, growing ration now known.:: 81
course, grain smixtssres should pc 1eo
for variety. ~: ~ ~ +. +!