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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
CHURCH SHOULD TEACH
RESPECT FOR STATUTES
"Therein," Declares Presi.
dent, 1T May Find It's Larg-
est Contribution
tBy United News.l

WASHINGTON. March aI-Ip
teaching respect for the law, nc
cording TO presiden. Harding. the
church may hnd its largest con,ri-
button"
Addressing Bible class a, Calvary
baptist Church this evening. the
president devoted most Of his speech
L" what he regarded as "a very APP
parent tendency to a lighter and
more frivolous view OF the citizens
rotations to both the state and the
church" In neither instance. he said.
should the people take refuge behind
the belle: that - is only tenn
p"rary and passing aspect" incident
To the war.
"rc:rrc the war started or was
drSmcd Of" lie said. we were al
r':dy realizing the Tendency toward
q certain moral laXi;y. q shifting Of
standards. Weakening o. the
Sterner Gbcrs."
Warning that this tendency ought
to give the deepest concern TO the
p"opl" who have seen the fearful re-
suits that may foT from the break
down Of respect for the. social fun
damentals.' the Presidcn, said:
III people who arc known az lead
cry. as directing influences az
thoroughly respected ana reSpeCt3 bi q
members OF society. shall, in their
respective communities. become
known for their defiance OF some
part Of the code of law then they
need not be astonishcd II. presently.
they ind that their example is fol-
lowed by others. with the result that
presently the law in general COMES
20 be looked upon as "a set OF irl;-
some and unreasonable restraints
upon the liberty of the individual.
Every law involves more or less
Of this element OF restraint Nearly
every individual will find some part
Of the code that. to him. seems an
unreasonable inhibition upon his per
sonal freedom OF action our only
safety will be in intoxicating an atti-
we can accomplish this, in the domain
OF citizenship. and thereby sustain
enforcement, we may we'll feel that
the outlook IS no; encouraging for
the achievement Of those lofiier
spiritual purposes 20 which the
church is devoted. Therefore. can
think of no higher service that the
church. In time like this. may rem
der. than 10 put forth rs utmost in
nucnce in behalf OF frank and willing
obedience to tho Law OF the land
Therein, think. will be found til.
largest contribution toward guar
anty OF the nations safety. the most
promising assurance Of ultimate
realization Of tho highest aspiration
Of the church In behalf OF all hui
nan!ty"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
State OPPOSES BAIL
IN CUNNINGHAM CASE
Danvillc Hears Report
Wounded Wife Will De.
cline to Testify.
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch.l

DANVIIJE. VA. March 24.-coun-
sci for William r. Cunningham, who
several days ago shot and slightly
wounded his wife today. held con-
ference wi,h the commemorative
Attorney. j. W. Carter. relative to
the next steps IN the case.
The question OF bail was suggested
but the Stt;e official stated tina, he
felt compelled to oppose Cunning
hams release on BAH bond. pending
a settlement of .i,s case.
30 decision APPEARS to have been
cached rcldt,,. - the decision or
th~ case. tlihrusn II IS Understoo..
that tn. Commemorative Attorney
VIII not oppose Iunacy proceedings.
II. however Cunningham should
eject TO go into the ease on it's mcr-
its. his counsel says, "a preliminary
hearing viii De waived thus placing
the matter automatically before the
grand jury In May.
There Is some question, IL Is said.
as 10 whether or not Mrs. Cunning
ham will testify against her husband.
The state claims. however. several
eye witnesses To the shooting which
not materially affect the wlfc's decli-
nation 20 take the stand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
C1IItISTIAS

~ ii!shland i'ark-T'he pastor. Rev
Hubert Stecd. Will preach AT II A.
NJ. on When ana Where the Church
BEGAN" and at night on christianity
and Everyday Living" Dr. Royal j.
DYE. a returned missionary. will
preach at $50 in The afternoon.
- Third-rhe pastor. Rev. J. o.
newborn Kabcs." and az night on
The Alpha and Omega" Sunday
school at $50 \. NJ. and Senior En-
Al iattcry rark-The pastor. Rev
II. g: ilancy. will preach at II a. NJ.
On The Master Builder" and at 5
J.. NJ. on The Masters Compassion"
Al flrst-Thc pastor, Rev w. T.
W.. alters. VIII preach at 4. NJ. OF
The l'rodical Son" and at s +. NJ
on l.ife's Decision" sermon for
yonnE people. Sunday school at e:45
a. n. and prayer service at 100 =. NJ
At cowardin Avcnu.--The pastor
Rev. III. J; Dudley will preach at II
A. NJ on our Heavenly Home" and
At +; NJ on The American Home"
special music. sunday school at 9:3O
y NJ. and Christian I;ndeavor at Z
At Seventh street-A nursery and
cchiidrcn's hour will be conducted at
l y. NJ. and Young Peoples meeting
viii be held from G 10 S i. N. ii
SThs M Nj ihs pastor as ro VIII preach on
Has tr"tcstanism Neglected the Con
;, AZ Hanover Avcnuc-Rev. j. T.
iinn!cy will preach on "Simplicity in
Dye. OF Africa. viii give a stcr q, j.
icon lecture on Christian missions
niblc school at $40 a. N. Young
n"ople,s meeting at L. NJ The
Community bible class for women
Tuesday at 1890 A. NJ .
At Paramount Avcnue-Bible school
nj $3.50 a. NJ. and the pastor will
speak on The Master iIas Come
AZ s y. NJ. the service will he in
charge Of the Christian Endeavor So.
ciety.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
WILLIAMSBURG FIGHTS
MENACING BLAZE

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March 2i.---
Tho entire business distric, OF VIII
ltamsburs was nirnaced al o'clock
this morning by fire. which brol"
out In The Brs!thwalte building. de-
stroying three buildings before 4.
burned itself out.
Damage Is estimated at $4,000
about $1,000 Of which was on the
Cary building. to which the ria,nss
spread.
Hundreds OF volunteers. including
william and Mary College students
aided the fire department in ngh,-
ing the flames. but little could ic
done toward checking them until Ia,
fire reached vacant lot Intense
neat caused a store window across
the street TO crack.
stove In the I:raithwaite build
ing is supposed 10 have been the ORR
gin OF the fire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
METIlOlDtST.

~ Woodland Hcights-Th. pastor.
iteN, W. \ Wrish,. vii! preach a. II
,rnsk" and at ) T. #. ON "Ruying
diamonds hy the Bush.i." sunday
school 81 ';2o y VI. ana Epworth
iI"nty g. Gregory, VII preacn in tn,
morning on "iIy Personal Relations
10 IN" Centenary" and the Epworth
i,ra NC VIII conduct the evening sc,
vices. Special music.
~ Barton Heights Rev. W. : Dey-
"il". the pastor. VIII preach at both
rr.'TiIes g., a, u 4 NJ his SMbJec, Wi
q 'hrisiinr. sunday school At $50
y. II. and Epwor,h League a, T.. 81.
~ mon Station-Rcv. X T.
m","ru;'d the pastor. viii preach at
spegia! sermon for children. and al,
.pishi on The can OF Christ"
:, ~ Fac. MemoriaI-Thc pastor. Rev.
i:'S,,"e NJ. White, viii preach "a, II
; !. NJ on The Power 10 See" sun
day school and Mems 1911. class $50
4 NJ Enworth I.eagu. at : + ".
~ Ginter Park-Corncr I.aburnum
~" Seminary Av.mucs--frcachiuG 10y
= ~ and l.. ". sunday school and
Wesley Bible Class At $50 4 81. Sc
H'"r League al 7:lj l.. NJ.
NJ ii!Ehlann fhrk-R"V! l.. T. VIII
iiams: pastor. VIII preach ut the II
a. 81. service on ACQUISITION Of
Strength and Beauty" and at nigh,
ms subject will i,c ON Good Bchav-
ior. sunday school meets at $50
y. NJ. Epwor,h League at I T.. NJ
~ Laurel Strcet-Rcv. George Mo
fhdcn viii preach at II a. NJ on
ShirEs. and T. ~. on Three
Young Men" Sunday school at $50
y. NJ. Mems Bible class $50 A. NJ
~ ntcnary-!rcaching at II A.
NJ. and L. NJ. 10y the pastor. Rev. T..
y. Snoot -. - Morning subject will
he spiritual Income ana Profit" Eve
ming subject: with Face Set Toward
LcruSalcm." Sunday school at $40 \
N. and Epw League at T.. NJ
NJ Monumcnt-The pastor. Rev.
George T.. Hooker. viii preach at III
4, VI: on Tragic Mistakes" and at
J.. VI. on The Mystery OF Iniuuity.
nr How God Brings Good out Of Evil"
Epw"lth League at { l.. NJ
At Denny Street.-The pastor. Fey.
l.. Y. Carson. Val preach at II 4. ".
nn How can We Reach Those Who
Lave Gone To Wrong" and at night
on THE Second Coming OF Jcsus.''
Sunday school at $50 a. NJ. and En-
worth Leagues at : +. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
HOLD NEGRO FOR DEATH
OF ALBERT |. VAUGHAN
Lodged i'll Jail Without Bail
Following Fatal Re-
suit of Fray.
ARREST IN SECOND TRAGEDY
Finding or MnnB1cd body or Negroes.
on hallway TrRck Lends to Incar-
"rrntf"n Of Former Intimate ON
Murder Charge

Especial 10 Tho Times. Dispatch.l
DANVILLE, VA, March 2i.-Shcrin
Luther Rice. of Halifax County. yes
ierday rearres,cd Henry Lee Walden.
Halifax negro. who two weeks ago
shot Albert l.. Vaughan. former
deputy sheriff OF that county. in q
dispute over rights ON certain prop
erty.
Vaughan succumbcd 10 his wound
IN Il South Boston hospital several
days ago. and the negro. who was
at liberty on $1,000 bond. was not
to be found in that section. Upon
his return yesterday lie was placed IN
Halifax JAN. bail being now refused
Had Bccn hailed.
After the shooting ARRAY Walden
surrendered and he was bonded In the
sum Of $500. Some dissatisfaction an
pears to have been manifested over
mo amount and the negro was ar
rested again and the bond was raised
10 $1,000. Tho bullet entered
Naughan's breast, passed through the
iung and lodged ia the sniua! column
IL" fingered for more than Il week
After being shadnwcd b. Il deputy
shcriT for two weeks, ArmiStcad
Lacy, "a Halifax negro has been ar
rested and lodged In Halifax jail
CHARGED with the murder Of Make
brooks. South Bostou ncgrcsS
whose manElcd body was FOUR near
Mat town horribly manglcd SOM"
M"eks ago. Examination 81 the re
mains showed She had been fl,s, sho,
ami tho body placed ON the track.
Accused Of Nfur,Irr
l.1"y. an alleged intimate. wag ar
rested, hut was soon released after
having made statement concerning
Eis actions which satisfied the au.
thorttics. Sheriff Luther Rice then
assigned Deputy J. w Hatcher. Of
Sco,;sburg. TO the case aud the OH.
Ger secured additional evidence which
wac considered az sufficient Import
ancc to justify the rearrcst OF the
negro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
CONFESS TO TAMPER|NC
WITH BRAKES ON TRAINS
Two Youths Are Fined by
Magistrate Near
Crptua

Special 20 The Tim Dispatch
fNCHHURG. VA. March 81
Gus and ELLIS Arthur. brothers. aged
Is and Ii years old, respectively.
were fined S25 and costs yesterday
near Gretna. by magistrates T. L.
Atkins. on the charge Of tamperiug
with the air brakes on through
southern freight trains. tn" boys be-
ing charged with closing the brakes
when they wanted to stop train
TO gec off.
For som" months the company has
been bothered with trains beinf:
stopped az Grctna and Motley IN This
way. and g. L. Rogers. nf this city.
special agent or tn" system was lie
tailed TO work the case up. After a
months hunt these boys were To-
Gated. ana when they faced the mag .
istrate they confessed.
The fines were suspended. pending
good behavior. with til. promise OF
tn" reform school IL they were found
tr"SpasSing on trains again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
EPISCOPAL.

At 50. John's-The rector. Rev.
Hugh W. Sublctt, will preach at II
4. NJ
At st. Thomas rector. Rev. FL
mcr G. Pcdrick. will preach at II \. NJ.
on Lord. Tcach Us to Pray" and ut
j.. NJ. on Heaven
AZ Holy Trinity--The rector, Rev.
j. j. Grayatt. -. D., will preach at ii
y. NJ. and l.. VI.
At the Church Of the Ascension
The pastor, Rev. Philip 4. Arthur.
will preach at II 4. NJ. on THE Right
and the Wrong Way" and Il, s i. NJ.
on personal Testimony" Confirm
alton class at i. NJ. and Sunday
school ut $50 y. NJ.
At G;race-Rcv. Mercer l.. Logan.
-. D.. will preach at ~ \. NJ. and at
+. NJ. Holy Communion at S 4 NJ.
ana sunday school and Bible class at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
Had His Coffin Ready
and Undertaken Paid

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
WOODSTOCK. March 24.--Rev.
william Peters, who was buried
In Powcll's Fort yesterday. was
one OF the oldest preachers IN this
section OF the state. He was So
years Of age and was Of the
church of tho Brethren faith. Rev.
Mr. Peters made all arrangements
Tor his funeral while In health.
ana Tor years he had had his cof-
nm In his possession waiting for
Inc last call Ills tombstone, cX-
c"pt for the carving OF the dats
OF his death. had also been pre-
pared under his direction, and
even the undertaken had been raid
by MIN for services TO be rendered
after his death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
CEREAL COMPANY
PLANT DESTROYED
lEy Assncin,cn pcs

NORFOLK. VA. March 2i-B,Iid.
'nSS of the Colonial Cereal Compan,
were DESTROYED by "a fast.-burning sr.
accompanied b% e series OF sharp *.
pi"Si"ns. 'h.s afternoon. Within :.
haii hour after discovery Of the fire.
the brick walls Of the structures
lay ruined piles on the ground. bu,
Tn" hames were under control.
The blaze spread to several other
buildings In the Immediate vicinity,
hut hremcn quickly cxt!nguishcd the
new fires. comparatively li,,l. dam
age resulting from them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25

}acchus No
Sabbath
go to church thus a great example
Such the Of
assembling yourselves To great
Some folks to church
OF the
of the Kings
musicians Quakers
mas died away the of their abdes
Of
ranty Siloas
To the church find
"ataraXia"-the omeso Of viso
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
ia ARTIST.

At East End--Rev. S. i. Orrcll will
preach at II y. VI. and r. VI. sun.
n nay. school .t |. al I, $3.50 \. NJ. and Il. y.
at Tirst-rhe pastor, Rev. George
". MCDANIEL, u. D.. Will preach at
II y. NJ and l.. NJ. sunday school
ne $3.50 y. NJ. and B. Y. Z. L. at :
At Vcnablc Street.-The pastor. Rev.
ON The True Christian Focus" at
S, o.; NJ I,a ms subject viii he The With,
y; Grove Avcnue-Dr. Brough;on
WI VII preach i'll the morning ON
night his subject viii be '"rhe Task
Of the Richmond Church--Is She Able
to Meet It?"
1.e At Leigh experimentation and
services. Subject II A. N. will be
n Ig,natins Lqyola and Madame pom
RoIitica, Or Ip, nielnSious Infatuation ys.
iect. will be The Second COMING of
thirst; the Exact Time Of Ills Com.
Miiienninm s Gn H%' sd Helisve in the
NJ. and B. Y. +. Il. a, p NJ ~ 80" ~
~ Broadus Memorial--Rcv. w j..
Hi5som VIII preach at both morning
1T 9;3o a. NJ. and IL. y. :. u o at :
ny ilne Strect-Serviccs will he
conducted by the pastor. Rev. LELAND
.,fro mern p;1%eli; AZ II A. N. and S T..
membranes" Evenin,, ~ re, re
When the Light Will Break Forth :;
Sunday school ut 900 a. NJ. Junior
ana senior B. y. p. u. meetings at 7
At lmmanuel-Rev. Henry A. Cries
rncr; D. p. will preach at ii 4. M.
ON The ENaltation OF Jesus" and AT
S i. NJ. on "a Bencdiction." HihIe
school at $3.50 4. NJ. Chinese schnni
n j. NJ. and Is. Y. =. u. meeting AT
- At Randolph Street.-The pastor
~. W. f. Robertson, will preach 81
- "a. NJ. on Our Love for Christ {"
nj P: NJ. on Joshua, the Faith
Is. Y. p. U. and Slnbeams at
sunday school at 9:30 a. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
WINS CITIZENSHIP
ON HER WAR RECORD
Especial 10 The Times. Dispatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA. March ci,-M.ss
Catherine VI EaglctOn. native Of
England. and until today British
subject, did not have 10 live In this
country nvc years to secure natu-
radiation papers. She served as
yeoInanettc during the world war, and
was stationed in Norfolk. on her
service record Judge tironer. In L.
:. District Court today permitted her
TO become citizen OF the United
States. She was vouched Tor by y.
T. Moore. chief naturalization eX-
amiher. and extended hearty well
come by the Judge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
WHY co TO CHURCH?
RT PASTOR OF LEIGH STREET BAprIsT CHURCH.

the
the chief conservator in the
The churches this housandfold more than courts
ana policemen toward maintaining AM order
welaT
campaign
to become
the Mano Galjc
church in
The
enighenng
expressed in
of
be made church smells uni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
WEALTHY DANNILLF,
MAN NEAR DEATH
| Special to Inc Tlmes-nisnntch.l

Special TO The Times Dispatchl
bANNlliE. VA. March 2i.-Iohn
+. Hughes. one of the wcalthiest and
hest-known tobacco dealers in Dan
vile. who has been at a local hos
piiai FOR fifteen months. took Il sud
der. turn for the worse tonight
shortly before = O'clock. apparent
~ in good spirits. lie was joking with
his nurse, who found him a few min
utcs later unconscious. \ series of
commissions followed and il was
doubted If he would survive the night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
ID ESPONDENT NORFOLK
MAN TAKES OWN LIFE
Lny Assncia,cd pross

NORFOLK. Va. March at.-D.s-
pendent because OF u health. CLAYTON
L. ToS"y committed suicide today
hF blowing or tho ton OF his head
double barrel shotgun was the
weapon used The coroner was no,.-
lied and held an inquest. The yer
Diet was that T,xey came to his DEATH
from a eunshot wounded inflicted by
himself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
FORMER LEGISLATOR
FINED IN LIQUOR CASE

lSpeciaI 20 TIC Times DIspatuh.
MATTHEW'S. VA. starch 2i.--Cir-
cult t"ri, Of Mathews County has
been In session ali % this week. with
Il large criminal ana civil docket.
Among the cases DISPOSED OF was
the Commonwealth agains; !. Z
Christian. who wns charged with vio-
alton OF the Mapp act. The jury
nronsht In verdict ot s3Oo fine.
Christian served one term I'm ,bc
House or Delegates a few Years opo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
LInuor Tug or for nlmInl

NORFOLK. VA. March ga bur
den WIZ be taken off the back OF the
local custom authorities tomorrow.
when the british tug Granville. over
whose cargo Of ZOO cases Of Cana
dian whisky. heavy guard has been
maintained since tho vessel arrived
her" for repairs last sunday, sails
for Bimini.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
EPISCOp>I.
St. Paul's Church

7:4a y. NJ. Holy Communion.
9:i5 4. NJ. Sunday School and Bible
Classes.
II \. NJ. Morning Prayer.
j. NJ. Organ Recital.
$50 i. A., Young Peoples League
S:io l.. NJ, Evening Prayer
AT the ] O'Clock service the rector.
Rev. w. Russell Rowic. n. D., will
preach the third :sd last OF series
OF sermons on 'Christianity Inter
preted for ay'-"Christiani,y in
Action"
AZ the service at S:i5 his subject
VIII be tho third OF series on Re
lision Set TO Music" (some great
hymns. old and new --"Immortal
Love. Forever Full"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
Found Guilty of wifc-Murdcr.

GREENNlI.!.E. :. G.. March 24.---
1. Jef Chandler was found guilty
today OF numbering his wife and His
mother-in-law. Mrs. Rosa X Bran
lett. last February and was sentenced
20 be clectrocuted on April 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
bedford Company soon To Got GIN,

nr-Dr otNp' VA, March 24.-The
military company here has Leen pro-
noted TO regular line company
and rifles sufficient To supply tho
company arc expected In few days.
H. II. Jordan has been cantain a.,
this company since its organization
and the following officers have beer,
recently chosen: Frank *. Saunders
first lieutenant r. Frank Johnson,
second lieutenant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
UNITARIAN.

:, At First-The pastor, Rev. Frank
mratt. will preach at IL A. n. on
Ihe Sacredness OF the Individual"
ana at M. on Things We Admire
In the Lutheran CHURCH,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
APOSTOLIC.

At the Apostolic Church-The pas
Tor: ter y. q Peasc, Will preach at
y /. NJ. on The Three Judgments"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
EPISCOPAL
Holy Trinity
Church
CLaurel, Near Main. }

Rev, J. ]. Gravatt. D. D.. Hector.
g. Services at II a. N. and 8 p. NJ.
sunday school and Young Women's
Bible Class, s:45. Mems Bible Glass,
10 A: M. Confirmation instruction,
Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 and Tues
gay evening at S:15, In the Morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
Won't Improve wicomIco River.

WASHINCiTON. March 2t.-Im-
prov ement by the Federal govern
ment O. Little Hicomico River. viz
gin!a. is inadvisablc ut this time. Ma
or-C;encral Beach. chief OF army eI
gineers. today notified Congress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
First Christian
CHRISTIAN.
lcnDorary Place Of Worship:
WILLIAM FOX SCHOOL
1900 Hanover Avcnu.

200 Hanover Avenue
REV. ". r. WALTERS. y. D..
Pastor
Special one-day cvanyelistic scrv-
Ices. preaching by the pastor.
IL \. NJ. The Prodigal SON
p. NJ. "Litc's Decision" sermon
Nr young people.
a:f5 A. NJ. Sunday School
1870. Prayer and Praise Service.
The CHURCH Where YOU Will
Feel at HOME
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
Centenary Methodist
Church

tGraCe ST., between Fourth and Fifth)
REV. r.. a. SMOOT. y. II.
Pastor
Morning subject: Spiritual Income
and Profit"
Evening subject: With Face Set
Toward Jerusalem"
Sermons by DIR. Smoot
strangers and visitors welcome.
The liome-Likc Church. with a
worshipful atmosphere.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-09-21
"SPUDS" TO BE SERVED AT
LEGION NATL CONVENTION

New Orleans. Sept. 2O.-The potatoe.
that made a railroad famous will grace
the American Legion banquet table
during the national convention Of
that organization in New Orleans
October 1920.
Since serving Idaho "spudS," none Of
which weighed less than two pounds
the Northern Pacific railroad has be
come renowned as THE Route of tht
Great Big Baked Potato.' Through
courtesy Of the National Bank Of
Idaho at Pocatelle, the Cache Valley
potato growers have offered TO pro
vide these famous "spuds" for Legion
banquets during convention week.
Cache Valley is famous throuyhou
the Northwest for its finely flayorc
potatoes which grow to large siz,
without losing flavor or firmnesS
Marshal Foch expressed his admira
ton OF their quality and quantity dur
Ing his transcontinental tour as :!
guest of the Legion. The potatoes ar
IN great demand wherever Known
Cache Valley is sending a delcca
ton Of 100 Legionnaires to the M
'lonal gathering with its "spuds' tc
prove its contentious.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-09-21
CONSTABLE SALE

John r. Griffin, vs.. Arcadia Grocery
Co. ct ais. No. $40, First Justice
Court, Ward One, Bienvillo Parish
Louisiana.
Under and by virtue Of a Writ OF
Fieri Facias issued out of the aoOve
named Honorable Court and to lue
directed l have seized and will Offer
for sale to the last and highest bidder
for cash with the benefit Of appralse
ment at the front door Of Lorris NJ
Wimberly's Justice of the Peace, office
in Ward One, Bienville parish, Louis
lana, within legal sale hours On
SATURDAY, Sept. 30th 1922
the following described property TO-
wit:
One lot Of groceries and nerchan
disc; One lot of notes and accounts
One lot Of furniture and fixtures; Ono
Ford roadster with truck on rear, AM
one horse and delivery wagon.
The above described property seiz
ed as belonging to the defendants, AZ.
cadia Grocery Company and W. s
Hancock and will be sold 70 satisfy
said writ of Fieri Facias and all cost
This the 18th day Of Sept. 4. D
1922.
BEN Il. DANCE, Constable Ward
One, Bienville Parish, Louisiana.