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The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-10-12
The Slogan 81 I3urnsville Bap-
fist Church is to Go Over
The Top.

AT the service Sunday evening
the Church discusss the seventy
five millions campaign. After dist
cussing the Campaign, / asked tia
all the male members present give
ten dollars each, whether they had
pledged or not, and | am proud to
say all responded. | asked the La
dies to give one dollar each and
they all responded and some gave
five dollars. | asked the small
Boys and Girls to give fifty cents
each and almost every one gave
from twenty-five cents to fifty cents,
a nd we collected over one hundred
dollars, and we set as our goal to
go over the top by the fifteenth of
October.
The Church unanimously asked
for two Sundays in each month for
the coming year.
Pray for us,
Respectfully,
w. G. Bryant, Pastor.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-10-12
RssolutiOhs u Reepect.

- liz venerable Consul and neigh.
bors ii Iuka Camp No. 1874
Modem Woodmen Of America;
We, your Committee appointed
"a draft resolutions commemorative
81 our late neighbor, Edgar A Payne,
who departed this life Aug 2ard,
1922, being fcrty-fve years OF age.
Neighbor Payne joined us June
2Stb, 1905. and never failed to pas
that which was asked Of him and
was friend to all. He was a
member and faithful worker in the
Methodist church.
lat. Resolved, therefore, that the
Camp has lost faithful member
and the town a good citizen.
2nd. Resolved, that q copy Of
these resolutions be spread on the
minutes, copy sent to the county
paper and a copy sent to the family.
A. G. Hamilton,
W. H. Gardner,
Harrell Mcdonald,
Committee.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-10-12
Nit. Evergreen News,
Iuka, Miss, Oct. 10, 1929.

@uh1s NtiScs, Ott. w ioZ1e
News scarce.
Health good at the present time.
Mrs. John Worsham, Of Tuscum-
b;a, Ala, is visiting her son, Luther
Worsham, this week.
We are glad to know Il at Mr.. w
II. Sanders is hack at home and has
greatly improved in health.
The Box Supper was very sue
cesstul, and We were very glad to
h We Messrs. Hooper, Johnston and
Akers with us.
We note some Improvements on
the church on October /.
Mrs. w. Harris, Of corinth, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Wilson.
We are sorry to report the death
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lambert's lit.
tie son, that died October |.
The Quarterly Conference will
meet at Mt. Evergreen October Ia.
Everybody invited.
Mr.. Edgar Akers was all smiles
Sunday night.
Well, as news is scarce, | will be
going. ! am be 4,
Slim jim.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-10-12
How a Noted Vet. Gets Rid Of
Rats---F armers Heed.

DR.. H. H. Butler says: Il use
RAT SNAP around my hospitals
every three months, whether see
rats or not. 1t does the work. -
RAT-SNAP gets them every time,
| recommend it to everybody hav-
ing rats" Don't wait until there
is brood OF rats, act Immediately
you see the first one. Three sizes,
35c, $50. Sips. Sold and guaran-
teed by Moser Drug Co. and w. o.
Jackson Hardware Company.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-10-12
Resolutions Of Respect.
To the venerable Consul and neigh
bors of Iuka Camp No. 1884
Mndarn Mood mo, of A nnnrinn.

lO tHt VeHeraDle OOnSuf ana ne1gn-
bors of Iuka Camp No. 1874
Modern Woodmen Of America:
We. your Committee apr ointed
to draft resolutions commemorative
of our late neigbor, William Arthur
Foote, who departed this life Sept
Sth. 1922, being twenty-five years
of age:
Neighbor Foote joined us May / /,
1916, and was a-member in good
standing at the time Of bis death.
He joined the Methodist church
in 1917 and was a model young
man loved by al who knew him.
LIST. Resolved, therefore, that the
lodge has lost a good member and
the town a good citizen.
End. Resolved, that copy OF
these Resolutions be spread on the
minutes, copy furnished to the
county paper, and copy sent to
the family
A. G. Hamilton,
W. Fl. Gardner.
Harrell Mcdonald,
Committee,
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-10-12
Presids n Harding Vetoes
Candidate Harding.

Extract from interview with Sen
ator Harding, then candidate for
the Presidency, in the Cincinnati
Enquirer, Oct. 10. 1920.)
Well am very happy to say to
you that the House passed the bo-
nus bill, and the Senate has it I'M
der consideration and | have no
doubt the Senate, will pass it. /,
myself, think it ought to pass it, il
you want TO know my views.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-10-12
Linens Follow Wool in New
Tariff Advance.
Respectfully,
w. G. Bryant, Pastor.

Following the final passage of
the Fordney-McCumber Profiteers'
Tariff bill on Sept. 10, comes the
announcement from New York I'M
der date Of Sept. %, OF the fist
advance in wholesale prices due o
the new tariff on various lines Of 90
per cent. The Wholesale house max
ing this announcement also states
that our new tariff Iist' shows an
advance made necessary bv the
tariff. While this firm wait ed IN
til the tariff actually went into effect
before making,the announcement of
increased prices, the Wooden Trust,
which has fattened for years on Re-
p lblican high tariff, beat the linen
company to it long ago by advanc-
ing the price of woolens as high as
15 cents a-d. From now on the
overburdened taxpayers must con-
tinue to pay. pay until the estimated
81 900, 600 of tariff is collected,
all OF which except 5 per cent will
go into the pockets of the highly
protected industries.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-10-12
Notice
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Tishomingo County
To B. M. 5torment, (defendant,)
residence unknown, you are com
manded to appear before G, W
McRae, a Justice Of the Peace of the
4th District Of Tishomingo county.
in said state, on the 18th day of
October, 1922, to defend the suit
of Nash Bros. wherein you are d :
PENDANT. This the 18th day Ct
Sept. 1922. G. w. McRAE,
j. P.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
MORE WHITES THAN
BLACKS ARRESTED
Drunkenness Led All OGenscs in
Corkndc City Inst
Mnnfh

PETERSBURG. VA, Feb. 5.-white
arrests in Petersburg outnumbcrcd
colorcd arrests In January, accord :
ing to police reports just made pub
lie. According to Major John O..
walker, the month just ended ap-
pears to have been an extremely quiet
ono for the law cnforccrs.
There were l6o arrests made dur
Ing January. OF these. cightS-six
were white and scventy-slx colored.
January was not exactly prolific
in fines. only S320 being collected
during tho month. The sum u. ST.
81? was received in automobile per-
mits.
Four stolen automobiles were re-
covered by the police. nftccn acct
dents reported, two defective streets.
tw"nty-eiGht electric lights out, six
trafc cautions. eighteen fire Abrams,
one plumber reported. two instances
of water running and two contrac-
tors reported.
The patrol wagon made 200 trims
ana covered distance Of ga miles.
seven trips were made in behalf of
sick or injured.
Drunkenness lead all oTcnscs dur
Ing the month. with total of TWEEN
tyninc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
PETERSBURG SOCIETY
Price-I<Idd SuptiaIs.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. "a
quiet but pretty wedding was sol
.mnizcd Saturday morning Ia the
home of the brides mother. Mrs Net
tie \. Kidd. when Miss Lou Don Kidd
Was united in marriage to lie Roy
Price. OF Fort Hamilton, y. Y The
ceremony was performed by Rev j.
Is. VIM. u. -. The wedding music
was played By Mrs. II. W Tallcy
The bride was given I'm marriage by
hor brother, Louis J.. Kidd and was
attended by her sister. Miss Sall!e
l.. Kidd, ms maid OF honor, attircd in
blue canton crepe and wearing n cor
sage OF pink roses and sweet peas.
ana her littlc nicccs. Misses Grace
Carson Kidd ana Katherine Rcbecca
Mildly. In white organdic frocks. ns
flower girls. carrying nld-fashioned
n2scgays. The bride wore n dark
tricotinc travelling suit. with Access
series to match. Her bouquet was
corsngc Of Of viOlcts. The groom
was attended by +. Mcdville Miiby.
~ Norfolk, M best man. After the
ceremony. the couple left for an ex-
tended tour OF the North.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
TO TRY NEGRO FRIDAY
ON MURDER CHARGE
Kichm"nd ttt"rnry MilI p,r.,,
binch Alleged 4" Have Stain
Grocer.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb 5.-.Iames
"koosy' Patterson. co!orcd. viii u.
tried Friday MORNING for the alleged
murder OF Irwin Setd grocer lie
mas petm 'hH'c'"d b! special grand
jury. Tho sp.cial grand Jury wa.
!mpanclr! Al Tie bohvs, OF Common
"ealih's Attorney Charles T. Pollard
and returned truc hul after ,hlrty
minutes lelihcratiuu. S"Ncrl Syiluess-
es VIII be hoard when the case comes
10 trlai Friday, They are Captain W.
W. Jefferson. Sergeant Payne. ON
Ger MCGEE. Or. r l.. McGil. coroner.
Geneva Moss color.d; Savannah Par
nam. co'or"d. " y. Spra,ley. and
Luther Lewis
William \ Hewlett. OF Petersburg.
and william j.. D"uis of Richmond.
viii represent Patterson Common
wealth's Attorney Pollard, as,isr;I
by II. II Mann. VIII conduct the
prosecution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
DISCUSS ORGANIZATION OF
KIWANIS CLUB THURSDAY
Bristol Will Be Well Represented Meeting Scheduled
for February 22-Enthusiasm Augurs Well
for Success of Undertaking.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 5.-Thc
Petersburg Kiwanis Club has been
organized with John J. Jolly prcsi-
dent: Lewis Pitcher. president;
FRED IL. Cole. secretary and treasurer,
and X. D. Francis. district trustee.
Plans for the organization of n
kiwanis Club here have been in pro-
cess OF formation for some time. and
were perfected with the aid OF TWEEN
N-one members of the Richmond XII
wants club. Other distinguished Wis
tors from other parts of the State
also were present. all OF them ki-
wanians.
The club has been launched with n
degree of enthusiasm that aupurs
well for the future success and uros-
perity OF this latest addition to tho
civic and public spirited organizn-
tons OF Petersburg.
d Members OF the board OF directors
were elected as follows: oliver !.
Pollard. Rev. Marshall Craig. Charles
Seward. j. j. Nclms. II. II. prichard
ID. boiling Wilcox. Moses I.avcnstcin
and II. Il. Tucker.
Among the speakers at the orroni-
cation meeting were Josiah II. Hank.
former district governor OF the XII
wants clubs. and Assistant Attorney
General of Virginia. Other sneakers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
MINISTER
RAPs MOVIE COLONY
Rev. d. II. Merritt Calls Hol.
lywood, Cal, Immoral
GRAVEYARD"

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 5.-Rev.
Daniel II. Merritt. pastor Of Market
street Methodist Episcopal Church.
South. who Is delivering n series OF
sermons on the twelve apostles as
everyday men. took az his subjec,
tonight James. tho Apostle OF Duty"
Mr.. Merritt commended his mem
bership for their support OF three
different orphanngcs In this state.
This, he said. was an evidence Of
practical Christianity.
During the recent wintry weather.
nc said. shame on the man who
would shy to tho poor and needy. Re
We warmed md fed and never made
any effort to relieve them"
After strcssinS our duty 10 our
country In the time OF peace, MIR.
Merritt declared that hcroIsm was
needed now TO work out our pcr-
picking problems In connection with
our sister nations
In closing Mr.. Merritt spoke Of the
duty OF employer TO tho young women
who worked ns clerk In the store and
as stem ographer in the Office. He de
nounc"d the man who would profess
l" be Christian on Sunday and on
Monday would try TO be too ia
miiihr with the young woman In his
employment. He appealed strongly
I" IN" young women present to In
hiHhan'Iy resent any such conduct.
"l.eaN" your position before you al
low it," he advised
In speaking OF the duty OF hus-
hand to wife. Mr.. Merritt asserted
that the married man who failed
"A n No. Il, 4,
ran around tho city with the wives
OF other mon was hypocrite and
scoundrcl. May God give the
women power 10 resist such improper
attentions and natiery." he cried
From the information that comes
10 me. 1t appears that this caiitor a
Hollywood is an immoral graveyard.
whoHc beautiful scpulchers arc full
OF corruption and crime"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
Receive Piece of Wood
From Ship Constitution

PETERSBURG, VA Feb. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Bowman, Of Pc
tersburg, have Just received from
Colonel James Anderson, Of SPRING
field. Mass, piece OF wood from
one OF the timbers of The Consti-
tuition. the most celebrated OF all
American warships. In addition
to the wood from tho historic
vessel, Colonel Anderson sent n
heavy. hAnd-forged staple. from
the ship.
The piece OF wood Is about q
foot and half in length, two
inches or moro widc and an inch
and half thick. 1t Is oak, and
although the Constitution was
launched IN 1897. the wood appears
TO he as substantial ms ever.
Mr.. Bowman plans to have the
souvenir properly labeled and
mounted and then will present II
TO the Boy Scouts OF Petersburg,
to be placed In the collection of
relics. mementoes and trophies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06

were Or. Clifton Miller. OF Richmond:
Dr. {. Is. Pierson. OF Richmond; vir-
Gii ST. Cloud. manager of the Peters
nurG Hotel and the Bland Hotel, Ra-
iciGh, y. C.. and organizer of the Kl-
wants club of Raleigh: City Man
aEcr Louis Brownlow, an honorary
ne member OF the kiwanis Club OF
Washington. D. c.. and Rev. Marshall
Craig.
George ScllE, organizer and field
representative OF the KiwnnIs clubs.
representing international kiwanis.
also spoke. Louis \. RosenstocL.
president Of tho Rotary Club OF Pc
tershurg. welcomed the new club on
behalf OF Rotary.
The next meeting Will be held
thursday at o'clock at the Pc
'ershurg Hotel. At Inter meeting
to he held Thursday. February %,
at $50 o'clock. Mt tho Petersburg IIo
tel organization plans VIII further
he perfected.
The new club is In recent OF lct .
'crs from prominent Kiwanians. in
Guiding Judge Joseph c. Kelly, prcsI-
dent of tho supreme Court OF Appeals
OF Virginia.
Bristol Will be represented Mt III,
meeting February 81. by a large dele
cation or kiwanians of that city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
LOCAL MUSIC CLUB
MEMBERSHIP GROWS
Nineteen Are Added. Carrying Total
tn i21-JnniOrh Are
Npf

PETERSRtRG. VA. Feb. 5.-Nine-
Teen new members have ,ccn added
l" the Petersburg Music club. thcre-
by Increasing the mcmhcrship IN 10.
W ""r'i twenty are sustairing
S'N'E-'iEht are active and thirty
seven juniors
New members just added orc >i,,
W. H. Mann and Mrs. j. Spoon.r
f:pps, sustaining: Howard Erc,s
tii|abcth Jarrett. Mrs. 4. a. Alley
Mrs. l.oitin Sims. Mrs 4. G.. Gibson
Mrs. j. j. Pulley. Mrs. Fred r.. Web
ster' Mrs. Dorothea u. Pillow. Miss
vivian BOYD. Miss Emily Farley. Miss
hilZaheth +. Payne. Franklin Hover
."h' ~ j. Sr"ckcr and Miss Mildred
ZONES active; Miss Marian Scott. Miss
rNrlEh ''nS"n and Miss Earlinc VAL
"ntinc. junior.
Herbert l'ritchard Is secretary or
the club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
1t Cost Petersburg
$3.50 to Remove Snow

PETERSBURG. VA, Feb. o.
1t cost the city OF Petersburg less
than 5000 to clean the snow from
the streets. according to City Man
aver Louis Brownlow. The nc
cumulntion was removed in almost
record time.
To be exact. the municipality
spent $3.50 In the undertaking. less
IMAM onc-third what several un-
Official estimates claimed II would
be.
Added To this cost were the sal
aries OF men and the cost of
wagons. but theHe would have
fech on the payroll anyway, nl-
though engaged In ot,ier work.
The STRENGTHENING Department
IN being commended on every side
for It's facility and thoroughuess
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
WITH
SPIRITS IS HIS THEME
N""icncc That Packs Church Hears
Dr. Winn, of Washington
street baptist.

PETERSBURG, VA. Feb. 6.-"Can
we Communicate With Departed
spirits? was the subject Of Rev.
John Il. VIM. -. D.. pastor OF Wash
ington Street Baptist Church. Mt the
evening services today.
This has always been an absorb.
ihS subject" Dr. wlnn said, in the
course of his sermon. but, since tho
irrn, war has so suddenly ushcred
millions OF the youth OF the world
INTO the great beyond. the stricken
people of every community, In every
iand are turning TO 1t with a heart
breaking pathos."
pr. VIM discussed his subject nm
d"r the heads of the ASSUMPTION of
SCIENCE the voice of experience, the
teachings ~ the Bible, EpirItunl
'hings arc spiritually discerned md
asked would communication with
departed spirits. IL true. be hcIpful7"
An audience that packed the
church almost To capacity heard DR..
Winn. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
Confessions of an
Alleged Bootlcggcr

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. s.
ho"'Ite LIQUOR soon viii he trans.
ported 20 Petersburg in an mir
p''h"' according TO an alleged
hrmh"r Of the gentry. as n. re-.
'''"' the number Of narrow &c.
cap's hs ana certain of his as.
h"'''tcs recently have had from
Ia" clutches "f tho law.
The recent snow hampcred the
"oik Of the DUotieggcr, he de.
cldred. because Of t-lltaIe font
prints The most important set
rack. however. he declared. LEG in
III" fact that sugar has To be car.
ri"d such long distances into the
woods
w" are operating high powered
automobiles. he poasted. "ani
M police cannot eaten VIZ in their
'niyv+rs'"
It's great gnme---ir you don,
weaken" was his parting shot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
AlTOMOBlLISTS MUST
PROCURE 1922 LICENSES
Th"s" Seen With 1921 Tins VIII IL.
hhirh Z" Court IL Warning !.
DlSrcHn rl,.l

if.TEl;SRrkCi. VA. Feb. MEM
"'fS al the polio" department have
received orders from Major John q
AIkcr, director OF public safety. 10
mAh" list OF all automobiles car
rNins 1921 license plates and To cou-
'l"h III" owners 10 procure new plates
at once.
only on" notification will be given.
Major Walker declares. After that.
~ th" owner does not comply with
inc request oC IN" police officer. ne
VIII Ice summoned To Police Cont
and possibly fined
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
PETERSBURG MAN WILL
TEACH IN EMPIRE STATE
" h'inrr Bowmnn Appointed 70 In
structors' staff Of New Rochelle
High Srho0I.

fETElsSBtRG. VA, Feb. 5.-Wal-
lhre Is. bowman, of Petersburg. has
'"cn chosen II member of the teach
ins staff OF the high school of New
Rochelle, y. Y. lilo will teach com
mtFcial subjects. MIR Bowman IS n
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. bowman and
'"r some Time has been associated
v, m''n hiS iath"r In the conduct of
Rowman's business College hcrc
IT," IL an honor graduate az Ram
d"lrh- Macon College. and after tnk
ing his y. %. degree there. pursued
hlS studies AT the University OF Chi
caSo for some time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
Valentino Cnrh I,nrty.

PETERSRURG. VA% Feb. 5.-A
card party will be held in the Ameri-
can Legion home on ST. Valentines
Day 10y the maintenance committee
Of the Woman's Auxiliary OF the
American Legion, Of which Mrs.
Irwin Willis Moon is chairman. Mrs.
Moon Is being assisted by the fol-
lowing committee: Mrs. w. 8. Gran
ger. Mrs. Joel Hubbard. joint chair
men: decorations. Mrs. ]. Otey
Walker, Mrs. w. -. Armstrong. Mrs.
4. l.. Parkinson and Mrs. Joseph
Seay: refreshments: Mrs. a. l. Davis
and Mrs. w. W. Townes. Jr.: tables.
Mrs 7. Is Maclin; prizes. Mrs. George
Cameron. Jr. Tables can be reserved
by tclcphoning 2030-W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
"RULING ELDER" IS
THEME OF DIR. MCCLURE
second Presbyterian Pastor breaches
one Of series Of Sermons On
Church Officers.

fETERSRuEG. VA. Feb. 5.-"What
! Would Fry To 10 II Mere a Rul-
'nS Elder was the subject OF Rev
James y. Mcclure. -. -. pastor Of
second Presbyterian Church this
morning. lie dealt with the warrant
FOR AID duties OF church officers. II
was ON" az series preached In
preparation for the election OF adj
hit'"nai elders and dcacoEs To be held
IL the near future.
Thc text was Acts XIV. 23"And
when they had ordained them elders
III every church" Speaking briefly
OF the origin. the nature and the
PURPOSE OF The church. he pointed on,
'h't IN both III" old and new tesla :
m'h's There were divincly called Law
men associated with and assisting
IN" dir'ncly called ministers in the
"hh'rs OF the kingdom OF God.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
broadening Its Service
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

(From the Sunday Timcs-Dispatch.)
THE subscription lists OF the Pc
tersburg lndcX-Appcal. a con
temporary that for more than hall
a century has been n cherished
institution III the life Of Virginia,
have been acquired by The Times
Dispatch Publishing Company. With
Mondays issue, The Times-Dispatch
will replace its honored ncighbor at
the breakfast tables of thousands OF
readers.
In the passing OF the splendid
Petersburg paper from the daily
field must be found occasion for
widespread regret. Its career la
been one OF the richest usefulness
and the newspaper profession in
Virginia, hardly in less degree than
the 1ndex-Appeal's immediate fam
lily OF readers, will reflect regret
fully on the severance Of ancient
ties. But the trend of the times is
kpMdlN with Noh"
seQuent reduction in overhead en-
penses .and Improvement Of service.
The Times-Dispatch approaches the
privilege OF serving the patrons OF
the IndcxAppeal with a deep APP
probation OF the obligations that are
being assumed. The resources OF
this paper will be committed with
out reservation TO the business OF
meeting those obligations accept
ably.
Without the lapse OF a day, The
Times-Dispatch will begin publica-
ton of a section devoted to the news
of Petersburg and Southside Vir
ginia, so that the people of that
thriving community may not be
without their morning newspaper.
Arrangements have been made to
give this section the comprchcn-
siveness and intimacy OF local treat
ment.
The field will be covered with I'M
RENTING thoroughness. The paper
Petersburg staff will he charged
with the duties of getting out n Pc
tersburg morning newspaper, and
that morning newspaper will be em-
bodied in the daily section of The
Times-Dispatch set apart for that
special use
In addition, OF course, the scrv-
ice tnat is being undertaken for
newspaper readers OF Petersburg
and the Southside will include com
prehensive presentation Of the news
OF Virginia, the country and the
world. In every detail, the paper
that goes 10 the readers OF the In
dex-Appeal will reflect the most
acute sensitiveness to the morning
newspaper demands of the Ameri
can household
The relationship THAT IL being as
sumed is one from which The Times
Dispatch viii gain n glowing in
spiration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-06
ROTARY CLUB BOARD
MEETS TODAY AT BIS
Next Regular Gathering VIII he Held
Thursday Evening AZ
" W. q

PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. 5.-The
hoard Of directors OF the Petersburg
Rotary Club Will hold its regular
meeting tomorrow evening at 8:15
o'clock at.the residence OF President
Il. a. Roscnstock, on Jefferson Street.
An upusual amount of important
business Is to be transacted.
The next regular weekly meeting
OF the club Will be hold Thursday
evening at $40 o'clock at the Y. NJ.
c. y. Drs. William Preston Hoy, VIII
liam Pitcher and Douglas Watkins,
physician. dentist and optometrist
respectively, compose the committee
on entertainment.
President Rosenstock Is ESPECIALLY
DESTROYS OF 100 per cent attendance.
Every Rotarian is asked to bring
with him a safety-pin-object not
stated-and should wear his club
badge. Guests may not BIO brought
unless the secretary OF the club is
notified by tomorrow evening.