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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
ANsORGE EXPLAINS WHY
He APPOINTED NEGRO
"Valor in War" Prompted
Him to Name Holley for
Naval Academy.
tBy Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON, March 24.-Belict
that the ralor and Americanism OF
the colored boys in the war" should
be recognized was said today by
Representative AnsorEc. Republican
New York. to have prompted him to
appoint Emile TrevilIc Hollcy. no
gro. OF New York City. as a candi-
date for entrance TO tho United
states Naval Academy
Holley. who IL n freshman in the
College OF tho City of New York. the
New York Representative said. has
been appointed By him together with
three other principals and eight al
ternatcs. lie will be required to take
mental and physical examination
with the others on April 10. and. in
the event he fails to pass one OF the
alternatcs Will be chosen.
Secretary DENLY declined TO dis
cuss the appointment OF Hpllcy, who
IL Is understood. would, II success
full in the examinations. be the nrst
negro at the Naval Academy since the
days OF reconstruction.
Discussing the appointment today.
Mr.. Ansorge said:
I'm the world war just won. col
ored boys enlisted. or were drafted
irrespective OF race. There wore
100000 coiored boys In the army and
navy. AZ matter of simple justice
and in recognition OF the vaIor and
Americanism OF the colored boys In
the war. I have nominated one 10
tho Naval Academy. Three coiored
boys have recently graduated from,
West Point. Holley Is n fine. clean
cut young man, Is physically and
mentally qualified and was highly
recommended by prominent people
OF both races"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
a IL a. NJ, evening prayer and ser.
n N
baptist Churches.


Monumental Bapt!st-Rev. T. F.
Gibson. pastor. will occupy the pull :
pit at 10th evening and morning
services. The morning subject will
be The Power God Has Entrusted
Us With" The evening subject will
be Taken Captive BY the Devil
sunday school at $3.50 4. NJ, Percy
I. BrockwcIl. superintendent. B Y.
l.. L. at G:30 o'clock.
First Baptist-Rev. w. Marshall
Craig. pastor: Miss Kathleen Ha-
good. pastors assistant. The revival
meeting. which has been in progress
for the last two weeks. viii! continue
into the coming week. Cottage
prayer meetings VIII be held each
morning ut 1890 o'clock and at s
o'clock each evening the pastor will
preach. Furman exits will lead the
singing. The pastor viii! preach at
both services on Sunday. Sunday
school at $50 A. NJ, John w. Long,
superintendent. The r. Y. r. L. will
meet at o'clock. Sunshine Hawks
will speak at the Senior Union sun
day night at o'clock You are cor
daily invited TO come and worship
with us Mt all or our services. Visi-
tors in the city viii! find a hearty
welcome.
Second Bap;ist: Sunday school a,
''oo ~. W. ~. L. y. y. i. M. me
pastor. Rev. Fred w. Moore, will
preach at the morning service at II
o'clock. using as his subject Jesus
Christ OF the Son of David Accord
ing to the Flesh At the evening
service Congressman VIII ID. Epshaw
o! Atlanta. Will speak on Christian
Citizenship. as Exemplified in the En-
forcement OF the Law" Musical pro-
Gram--Prclude, violin solo (selectcd)
Miss Katherine Ledford; offertory
Faith" tMendclssohn); anthem. -
God. Thou Art My God" (Gounod)
violin obligato, Miss wcstmoreland
postlude (Graun. Evening-Preludt
(selected), Second Baptist Orchestra
choral hymn; onertory. Screnads
(HenselD; solo, Babylon" (Watson)
Miss Anne Douthat: posttude (Men-
dcissohn).
Christian Science.
Christian Science services are held
every Sunday morning AT !! o'clock
2o5 South Sycamore Street, corner
Marshall Street. Wednesday evening.
at S p. NJ. Subject this Sunday
Reality"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
by Roy GIhbona.

CHICAGO. March 2i-The age OF
Jazz is done. What the public wants
now is some OF the old fashioned en-
tertainrltnt or fifty years ago!
That's what FIVE old-time back
face MINISTRIES. all OF them popular
decade ago here, say.
They have just announced their
return to the stage despite the fact
their joint ages total 334 years and
the crick of time has got into their
backs.
Oldes. OF the Comeback grand
dnddics' is George Wilson. Is. tho
famous waltz Me Around Again.
Willie" comedian, and only living
member OF. tho Barlow. Wilson.
Primrose and West Company.
The ether four are Harry Arm
strong 70. survivor OF the old Hav.
crly Mastodan minstreis: Banks
Winters. 65. author of white
Wings" Tom Queen. 81. and George
Mckissock, 81, whose names flashed
on Broadway forty years ago.
Plan Comeback.
Equipped with nothing but an old
repertoire OF songs and jokes. tho
plucky quintet with their canes and
raspy voices will sally out to battle
the jaJz >gladiators for fame and
fortune.
They WEI make their debut here
some tine next month and have
planned mn elaborate setting consist
ing OF mechanical cardboard min
strels TO take the place OF missing
members" with whom they sang In
the days gone by.
This is the psychological moment
for us 20 bring back to longing
public the favorlte songs and whole
some little bits of banter which made
mp the clean mInstre! amusement OF
yesterday" says Armstrong.
I'VE are going TO use our act as
a gauge by which to test the rise
or decline Of public appreciation. Our
act will be In vaudeville and will
last just twenty minutes.
Old-Tlme Songs.
"In that time we will have given
tho audience tho cream of whnt was
popular during and right after the
War between the States. 1 believe
the 2at;ic has grown tired of this
jazz nothingness."
Songs the "old timers" will sing
include:
You're as Pretty as a Picture"
Dear Old Pals"
"Thompson's Mule"
Strike Up the Band"
Cali Me In the Morning"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
FIRST BAPTIST REVIVAL
WILL CONTINUE WEEK
Preaching Will Be by Pastor,
DIR. Hobbs Having Return
cd Home.

PETERSBURG. VA. March Ga
Rev. w Marshall Craig. pastor Of
First Baptist Church. announced to-
day that tho revival meetings Will
continue for another week.
The meetings were to have closed
tonight owing to tho fact that DIR. J..
II. Hobbs. who has been conducting
them had To return to his home. but
members OF the congregation per-
suadcd Mr.. Craig to continue them for
another week. and for the local pastor
to do the preaching.
Mr.. Craig Will preach every eve
ming beginning with Sunday night.
as well ms Sunday morning. He nlso
announced that the cottage prayer
meetings. would continue to be held
at 1880 O'Clock every morning as
heretofore. w. Furmnn Belts Will
continu To lead the singing next
week and the public IL Invited TO
attend tho services every evening.
There Will be no services Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES.

Second Prcsbytcrian-A. Mcclure
ID. D., pastor. Divine Worship, II A,
NJ. and p. NJ. Morning subject:
The Reconciling Work of Christ"
Evening subject: Victorious Chris
t'ans The Bible school meets at
$3.50 y. NJ. Christian Endcavor Mt
':la z. NJ. led by Charles Ridenour.
Old Street.-The Bible school meets
at $3.50 y. NJ; Christian Endcavor at
I:l5 +, M: preaching mt p. NJ. by
Rev. y. II. Craig. of Union Theo-
logical Seminary
Tabb Street Presbyterian-charles
X. Striblins. d. d.. minister. Did you
ever hear sermon on 1.-The Voice of
the Turtle Is Heard in Our Land ?"
Come to Tab Street at II on Sunday
and hear a sermon on a very much
better topic. What Am Worth Ia
God?" At o'clock DR.. Stribling will
sEcak on What TO Remember. ("
Sunday school at a:45. The follow
ing musical program will be rem
dered: organ prelude, Neruda: re-
sponse. From Thy Throne In Heav-
en-" Walcott; quartet. Some Blessed
Day" Nevine; offertory: soprano
solo. Come Unto Me-" the Messiah.
MISS Beasley; organ postlude in c,
Ginlmont. Evening services-Organ
prelude. Schubert; response. Look
Down From Heaven Wolcott; uuar-
tet. Savior. When Night Involves
the Skies" Shelly: offertory. Go
Home and Tell" darkness; organ
postlude. "Marchc." Dubois.
Episcopal Churches.
st. Johns Corner Washington and
South Strcets)-Rev. III. S. Osburnc.
rector. Services Sunday morning az
II o'clock and at night at o'clock
Suhjec. for the night service VIII no
Being Ashamed of Jesus" BIsbon
Thomson will visit this church for
confirmation on Friday night. April \.
unday school at $40 o'clock g. NJ
Special preparations are being made
Tor the chiI"rer's service on Easter
Sunday night under the direction Of
MISS VIVIAN Boyd and Miss stewart
Lcnten services Tuesday, "Wednesday
and Friday nights mt o'clock. Rcv
T.. T. cambridge Will preach Wed.
nesday and Rev. n. Bamber. Of
Washington Street Christian Church
VIII DO the speaker Friday night. 4
cordial invitation Is extended to tho
public.
Grace Episcopal-Aev. e. n. Car
ter. ID. D., rector. HOLY communion
at 1880 a. NJ. morning PRAYER and
sermon at IL a. NJ. evening PRAYER
and sermon at 3 r. NJ. weekday
services: Evening prayer and SER
mon Tuesday at p ~. Evening
prayer and sermon to children at 5
+. NJ. evening prayer and sermon
(union scrvices) at p. NJ. Miss
Jhrratt. soprano soloist OF st. Paurs.
Will sing ut the Sunday morning
service. AT the early communion
service on Sunday the brotherhood
OF st. Andrew will have its corporate
communion. and the st Paul's Chan
ter viii Join with them in this ser
vice.
st. Pauls Bpiscopal-Holy com.
munion at a. NJ, church school at
oA5 a. NJ. Mems Bible class at 10
A. NJ, morning prayer and sermon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY
OFFICERS take STILL
Alleged Operator Dives Into
Greek and Is Captured.
Three ESCAPE.

HONEYWELL. VA. March IA
still of considerable size. together
with $500 gallons OF mash, eleven
md n half gallons OF whisky, n large
store OF supplies and an alleged on
,rator. were cap'"".u yesterday ar
ernoon by prin t.eorge County or
5iccrs Harvey NJ. Johnson. George
walters. Is. l.. Lazonby. CocHcld and
fShief w. i. Thurston. Of the Hope
well police force.
Tho Sill Was seized near Mount
SINAI Church. on that part of farm
fcnanted by Henry Turner, colorcd,
3and when captured by tho officers
was in full operation.
owing TO the peculiar terrain,
&herc was only one approach to the
sun. and the operators were sur
Prised. with but ono way for escape
#et them. and this wax through n
peep creek and swamp.
me four operators broke for tho
'wamp upon the approach of the ON
fcrs. who fred several shots after
Them To Brighten them into hating.
w. a. Aidridge. one OF the op-
orators. who was delayed, divcd into
he creek hcadforemost, and was fol-
lowed by officers Lazenby and John
pom and captured In the water. All
pr, inc men escaping were rccor :
3ni5ed by the officers. and Henry Tur-
per, whom the officers claim they
Secogrizcd as ono of tho mon cscap-
ne. was arrested this morning on a
warrant issued By Judge Mintcr.
w. y. Aldridge was placed in the
3Hopewcll JAN awaiting bond last
Iisht, The SUI and equipment were
oIeo NJ 'rince George Courthouse
$intil tho preliminary trial Which
fwiil be held at Prince George NJ 4
Y CLOCK Monday by Judge H. F.. Min
ter. ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
SCOTT BOWLERS
WIN OVER DENTISTS

PETERSBURG. VA. March 81
The A. y. Scott bowlers won two out
OF three games from the lighting Den
lists last night. on the "Y'' alleys.
Although the Dentists won the first
game, the other two went TO Scott.
Roberts was the high man for the
Scots for one game, with total OF
23l and b62 for three games Elder
was high man for the Dentists for
three games. with a total OF AZ. and
one game for 1914. The following is
tho
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SUES FOR 100000;
GETS 81 FOR ISLANDER
IRv Associated rross

TAUNTON. MASS. March 20
Los"nh u. Warner. former Speaker OF
NJ massachusetts House Of Rep,o.
'cntati"cs. was awarded damages OF
n, today In his suit for 500 oto
'Eainst I.ieutenant-Govern Avian
L. RULER for SANDER. The award
T'hH directed by Judge Brown after
4 Jury had Spcnt twrnty-one hour.
fruitlcss deliberations.
warmers suit grew out Of the 1924
primary campaign, In which he on.
posed Fuller for the Republican NOM
nation for l.ieutcnant-Go Governor. Fu,.
yer was charged with having STAND
Fred Warner In campaign speeches.
saying he had received public money
improperly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25

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It's this sort of praise of Lydia T..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
given by word of mouth and by letter,
one woman to another, that should
cause you to consider taking this we'll
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with such symptoms as painful peri
DDS, weak, nervous feelings, miaera-
bic pains in your back, and cannot
work at certain times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
FRED DAY DISCUSSES
''LEAFY" CHRISTIANS

PETERSBURG. VA. March "a
Lefty Christians" wRs tho subject OF
Fred Days sermon last night. when
he preached to large congregation
at the West End Baptist Church
A large delegation from the Ettrick
baptist Church. OF which Rev. Mr.
Royal is pastor. attended the services
last night
Mr.. Day Is attracting tremendous
crowds TO the church and many con.
versions have heen the result of hi,
splendid messages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
IiursInra Loot nnnL

GAINESVILLE. GA. March "a
BURGLARS broke into the Bank of
Gillsville, near here last night. and
stole several customers boxes. war
savings stamps. Liberty bonds and
some cash. 1t was learned here today.
Tho total was estimated at several
thousand dollars. Entrance to the
vault was effected by digging
through the masonry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
FIVE AGED MINISTRIES PLAN
TO WAGE WAR AGAINST JAZZ

Everybody Works hut Father"
Lucy Am Very Generous Lady"
Casey Walt2ed With Straw
lerry blonde"
Some of the jokes:
What makes more noise than A
pig trying TO get under fence"
Answer-"Two pigs"
What sort OF hen lnys lonsest?"
Answer-"A dead one"
Can man love two women at
the same time?"
Answer-"Not II both know IT,"
THE public laughed at them thir-
~ years ago" say the Comeback *
granddaddies. $50 there's no reason
they won't laugh now. We're going
their money"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
HOUSE RECOGNIZES
KITCHENS BIRTHDAY
-fRy As.ncia,nh prnxs /,

WASHINGTON. March 2i-Repre-
sentative Claude kitchin, OF North
Carolina. Democratic leader OF the
House. long absent because of III
ness. was 80 years old today. Refer
cnce 10 his birthday celebration was
made in the House by Representative
Mann. Republican, Illinois. who said
he had talked with Mr.. KitchIn this
morning and had assured him the
entire membership hoped he soon
would be restored 10 his former ro-
bus, health. and that his life might
BIZ spared for many years OF useful
rJcrYicc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
DISCOVER STOWAWAY
UNCONSCIOUS IN HOLD
Former Cabin hoy sIndc Long TrI,
Across Atlantic without
Food.
tBy Associated Prcs,1

NEW YORK, March 2f.-When tho
ha'ch covers OF the Royal Mail liner
orhita were remoced upon her arrival
mere from Hamburg today. sailor,
uncovered the unconscious and
cmaciated form OF i9-year-old Fritz
Ahrcns, n former cabin boy on Ger.
man steamships lie had slowed
away and been prisoner I'm the
dark rccesscs Of tho hold during the
long trip across the Atlantic without
anything to cat.
The boy way hardly brea,hi,g
"hen he was removed to the ship's
hospital and IL took several hours 10
revive him. Physicians maryeled
That he had lived through the voy-
age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
Killed as Train mn, AMI,

NNoANlLLE TENN. MaSch "a
y special from Cleveland. Tenn.
sh!s u. w. Duncan. stock in
Hpe''or or the Department OF Agri.
."'us, former legislator and promi-
nen' ei.'Hen OF Bradley County. was
instantly killed early this mornt,,
when the automobile In which 10
was riding was struck by n Sbu,bcrn
halfway train at crossing thrna
miles from Cleveland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
POO MIDSHIPMEN TO
RECEIVE COMMISSIONS
Try United Sew,1

WASHINGTON. March 2..-on;y
lEoo OF the 81 seniors, who VIII he
graduated from Annapolis Naval
ACADEMY this spring. viii be given
commissions In 'tc navy. under terms
aot the naval appropriations bill short
~ 10 be offered in tho House.
The others viii he given bachelors
deSrceS' three months pay as mid
1shipmen' and tickets home. y like
pate awaits the three succeeding
3clnsscs.
inc graduates 10 be commissioned
VIII be selected through Il combina-
ton OF merit and their own wishes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
Tests Begin Mt Asb,.,,

ASHLAND. VA. March 24.-Sprinr
examinations mt Randolph Macon
ColIege begin Monday and continue
through tho week. Tho work OF the
spring term will begin on the fol
lowing Monday. There will be, how
ever, n short Easter recess from
Good Friday through Easter Mon
day. Building activity has begun
on the campus in connection with
tho erection of the new $4,000 IL
hrary. the gift of the Carnegie Cor
noration. Of New York, to tho COL
legc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
CONGRESSMAN UPSHAW
COMES TO PETERSBURG

PETERSBURG. VA. March "a
Congressman VIII ID. Tpshaw. ct At
lanta. Ga.. will speak Sunday morn
ing at the High Street Methodist
Church. The public is invited to at
tend the services. The choir has pro-
pared special musical program.
Congressman Gpshaw Is recognized
as one Of the best speakers OF she
youth. His subject has not yet BEEN
announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
GAMBLING CENSOR
Atlantic City Fathers 80 Appoin,
Inspector.
tRy Associated Press.1

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. March "a
Tho gambling censor probably will be
the next feature OF Atlantic City
beaches.
Tho bathing inspectors of the past
few summers have gone so far to-
wards clearing UP what visitors here
have called nuisances that the city
fathers believe that the newest cen
sor Will succeed in ending complaints
OF gambling, which have been reach
ing the city commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
TIDAL WAVE FLOODS
TOWNS ALONG ADRIATIC
Entire Water Front Rnd Several
Large city Squares Completely
Inundated Mt Tricstr
IBy Associated Press.

@''-'T'-F''NN'K
ROME. March 24.-A tidal wavo
Today swept along the northern shore
OF the Adriatic, flooding numerous
villages and extending as far as
Trieste where the whole water front
and several large city squares were
completely inundated. Numerous
marine warehouses were isolated and
traffic was almost completely tied up.
The wave was accompanied by
strong winds. which caused consid
cradle damage along the wharves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
SELECT RICHMOND
FOR NEXT CONVENTION
[Ry AasocIatnd pr.s. /,

MACON. GA. March 24.-At the
Closing convention fthe Southeast
ern Leather and shoe Finders Asso-
cation today, David T. Feidelson. OF
birmingham. Ala. was elected prrsi-
dent' and Richmond. Virginia. was
CHOSEN AS the place for the next con-
vcntion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS
TO MEET IN ROANOKE

ROANOKE. VA. March e4--scot.
Southwest Virginia will assnuhia
mere next Wednesday for the annual
reunion. Several hundred Mssons
are expected tn attend the rerpion,
SeFehty-hvc candidates will be init.
area into the order. The work will
De mnder the direction or Judge C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
IIanexncII Notea

Miss Virginia Bclchcs and Mrs
Libby Temple have recently gone to
kich Square. y. c.. to visit theii
aunt. Mrs W. +. Zill who Is III.
George Davis Will leave shortly
for Atlanta. where he Will make his
home.
has secured the PENNSYLVANIA Sere.
nndcrs for the dance to 10 given al
the club next. Tuesday, and arrange
ments are being made for large
attendance.
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Forty-Hour Week in Ford Factories.

DETROIT, March 2i.--Adoption OF
the forty-hour week as permanent
policy in all plants OF tho Ford Mo-
tor Company, was announced to-
night by Edsel p. Ford. president of
the company. Under the new plan
the factories will be closed on Snt-
urday and Sunday. and about 5000
mon will be added to the force. The
change viii affect approximately 5O.-
200 employees. who will continue to
receive the minimum Sunday wage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
FREE MIAMI BANKER
ON WHISKY CHARGE
Four Co-Dcfendnnts. Including Nom-
mn, Released ON $500 bond Each,
to StRnd TrInl
tBy Associated Press.l

MIAMI, FLA. March &c. NJ
Clayton. vice-presidcnt OF the Miami
rAShtional Bank. was discharged this
afternoon Mt the end of a three-day
hearing in which he was accused OF
conspirinS to violate the Volstead
law. Mrs. G. o. Harrison, Foster
Sloan. T. y. Lewis and w. c. Phelps.
co-dcfendants. were ordered hold for
trial. and were later released on bond
of $500 each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
Two EIcctrocu,cd In ruhlI. s..a.,

"S"ru IN Iublic school.
SALT LAKE CITY. March 2i.-Ka-
mute Perkleson. Janitor OF tho Mount
Piensant, Utah. public school, and
Elmer Johanneson. the PRINCIPAL.
were electrocuted today. when they
came In contact with high voltage
eictr!c wire. in the school basement.
ferkleson evidently met his death
about o'clock this morning, when
ne went TO start the school heating
piah'' and Johanneson is believed to
nave been killed when ne went to
the basement at o'clock to ascertain
why the hres had not been started.
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Seek nclca.c Of n,,,,,h s,,,,., :,

BOSTON. March 24.-Motions to &C.
cept 10000 bond for release Of tho
british schooner Grace and Ruby. OF
Yarmouth. y. S.. seized a month ago
as rum runner. and to release also
It's halt-million- dollar liquor cargo.
were hied In Federal court today. Tho
motions were made by government
counsel and ara conditional on 70.
moval Of the liquor from this country
INN ediatcly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
WnrdIne Calls orr rrip

WASHINGTON. March 24-Prcs.
sure Of official business will prevent
President Harding from going to
New Orleans on April "a to attend
Masonic meeting. for which tom
tative arrangements had Eeen made,
II was said today at the White
House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
WOMEN ON SCHOOL
BOARD ELECTION CASE

special To The Times Dlspatch]
ROANOKE VA. March c4.-Assur.
ance that women viii h.. named as
members OF tho city School Board
VIII he one OF tho principal issues in
the councilmanic campaign. The
present Council seriously considered
The appointment of a woman on the
school board. but because Of the pr.-
posed erection OF a new high schoI.
the body decided II was hest TO re-
tain the present schoo, board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
nIaxc in Cleaning PLANT.

PETERSBURG, VA, March "a
Fircmcn responded to an alarm from
Crutchfeld's cleaning establishment,
corner Wythe and Madison Streets.
NJ 7:io o'clock tonight, when one cf
the motors in the plant caught fire.
The blazo WAS extinsuishcd with
chemicala. Damage was small.
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mTbrce PAW Circu, Coming.

PETERSBURG, VA, March "a
"The Three Paw Circus" will be In
Petersburg ut tho Y. NJ. C. A.. on tho
night OF Friday. March ~. and a large
crowd Is expected to witness the per-
Torrance. The coming OF thet"circus'
is an annual affair and the youngsters
OF Petersburg are looking forward
for q big niGht.