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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
l1k'i'rNDI)IS'r,

AZ Barton licights--Tha pastor
Rev. VS.. peyorle will preach at II
a. NJ. on She Hath Done VIVA, she
Gould ana at +. NJ, on One Thing
ihou Ihckcst" sunday school at 9:3C
a. NJ. and Senior and Junior Leagues
at l.. NJ.
NJ Ccntral-Thc pastor. Rev. G.. w
WraN, will preach in the morning or
But Thy God VIII Supply All Thy
Needs" and Rev. q. w. Jones. pre-
tsidinE elder, will occupy the pulpit
at night.
AT Pace Memorial Methods,
Snurch-Th. pastor. Rev. Roscoe NJ.
Mn ite: VIII preach a, II \. NJ. on
spiritual Conservation" and r.
NJ. on The Touch OF Fifth sun
day school and mems Bible class. $40
y. NJ. Epworth League. I T.. NJ.
AT Branch Mcmorlal--The pastor,
IL \, NJ. on Human Epistlcs." and
et +. NJ. on Christian Preparod-
ness" Epworth Tongue at ;:i5 P.
NJ. Sunday school at $3.50 a. NJ.
Al Laurel street Church-The pas
Tor. Rev George w. McFadon. will
Duty. as illustrated In the Life OF
General Robert K. Leo" Sunday
school. $3.50 a. NJ. Mems Bible class.
$3.50 a. NJ
:, ~ Denny Street.-The pastor. Rev.
=. V. Carson, viii preach In the morn
ing on "Chr'st!anlty. Its Great Value"
ana at night on Secret OF ST. paul's
arent Life" sunday school and
mems Dihle class, $3.50 4. NJ. Ep-
worth League mt s J.. VI.
:, NJ Woosiland Io!ghts-The pastor.
hov' w. a. Wright, will preach at II
~ NJ. on Tho Soul OF tho Gospel"
mnd at 8 =. NJ, on The Law of In
"'siblo Deposits" $3.50. Sunday
school. 7:lh., Epworth League.
AZ st, James Methodist Church
The pastor. Rev. Henry g. Gregory.
VIII preach at both morning and eve
ming services. Sunday school at $50
\. A.. and Epwor,h League at {
At Centenary Methodist Church
The pastor, Rev. II. \. Smoot, p. D..
Viii preach In the morning on
spiritual Prosperity" and in tho
evening on What God Means TO Me-.
Sunday school. $3.50 y. NJ. Epworth
League, u. NJ.
At Highland Parli-'Thc nast,r.
Rev, l.. 4. Williams. will preach at II
y. NJ. on Some Startling Messages
ana at ) T. NJ. on ways and Rv-
ways. Sunday school at $40 \. NJ.
Epworth League. i. NJ
AT Fairmount Avenue Methodist,
corner Fairmount Avenue and Twen
tioth Street-Sermons by the pastor.
NeH. samuel L. Dumvillc. AT IL \.
~. Why Keep the Lords Day." At
n. ~, The street Car Strike; what
would Jesus DO? An Attempt to Oh
lam the Christian Viewpoint" sun
school with adult Bible classes. $50
a. NJ hpworth Leagues. I. p. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
RNORTH LEAGUE WII[ L.
HOLD MEETING IN TAMPA
Close Sessions of Conference
in Memphis After Much
Business
tRy Associatcd Prcss.l

rs, rs MEMPHIS, TENN. Jan. 2o.-Tampa
Fla. was selected as the next meeting
'splRce of tho church-w conference
Spf executive officers OF the Epworth
,fIreaEuo of the Methodist Episcopal
,8Ehurch. South, at the closing session
OF the conference here today. Inri-
cations were also received from New
.6Orlcans and Meridian. Miss. The next
conference. II was announced today,
will include the field secre-
ltarles of the conference board who
have been recognized as officials and
Z given voting power in the convention,
lin addition to the PRESIDENTS Of con-
ference boards, conference leagues
and city unions OF the Epworth
League.
An invitation has also been cx-
tended 10 tho general conference
board of the Epworth League to meet
with the executive os.cials at Tampa.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted for sub
mission TO tho conference board ut
Sits meeting in May at Hot Springs.
ARK. urging the appointment of an
international secretary and DEPART
mental secretary to have charge OF
mission. spiritual, recreational and
social service work. and also tho nam
Sins OF four regional secretaries to
work in conjunction with the field sec.
retar!es OF the league In orraniyn
s ton work. The resolution also Ia
Sored conference between rcnrc-
7 sehtatres OF tho Epworth League
board, the Womans Missionary Coun
GU OF the board OF missions and the
sunday school board. 10 more thor
I oushly define tho territory which each
Hepartment Is TO cover In the mission
work or the church. so far as young
peopies activities are concerned u ~
10 "eNermihe whether special leGisla
ZION by the general conference Is
lNeessary to prevent the over.aps!ng
work of tho various bonrds.
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COLD WAVE SWEEPS
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Urn Associnted rrasa1

LOS ANGELES, CAL. Jan. 90
win cold wave bearing minimum
temperatures reported Officially as
VARYING between 20 and 81 degrees
prevalent throughout Southern Call
'orh'a last night and carly today,
'oioncl H. II. lIcrscy. director OF the
United states weather bureau here,
"'e'"rcd he believed the cold spell
rad been very disastrous" to
southern CALIFORNIA; unharyested
citrus crops.
According To fruit packers only
about 10 per cent of the naval orange
crop has been harvested.
temperatures began to fall carly
last night and needing the warning
OF the weather bureau. orchardists
throughout the citrus belt kept
shudg" pots and orchard heaters
Fred all night.
minimum temperature OF 81 de-
erccs was recorded for Los Angeles
city.
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BAPTIST.

,, Randolph stree, Baptist Rev. w.
r. Robertson, pastor-ll a. NJ. Con
due; In the House OF Cod" S y. NJ,
Tho Modern Esau" sunday schooi
At sac \. NJ. y, Y. Il. u. and sun
beams AZ u. NJ
Al East End-Rcv. S. Il. Orrcil. OF
the University Of Richmond, will
rroav': Ut both morning and evening
.9rN!c,S. sunday school at $3.50 A..
NJ, ami II. Y. l.. l.. at l.. NJ.
~ Cloptou street Baptist Church
Rev. liarvie l.. bryant will preach
vices.
NJ Calvary BAPTIST Church-Rcv.
carter Ashton Jrnlsens will preach
III IL y. NJ. on Great Principles In
vowed IN ltttlc Things" and at S r..
III on tn" Supreme Motive OF I.!:c."
AT Hroat!us Memorial Inptlst
church-!;rv. W. Il, Gibson, pastor.
VIII preach ut IL \. NJ. on asking
.or me Best" and AT Z. NJ. on "Cui-
tiNat!nE Love for Christ" Senior
Junior II. y. J., U, at 7 J.. NJ.
NJ Gintcr lark baptist church
iha pastor. Rev. William ucdlcv.
VIII preach at both morning md
evening services. sunday school mr.
$3.50 A. NJ. and Il. y. l., l.. nj 7 II. NJ
~ Woodland Hcights--Rov, Riair.
Philadelphia; Mrs. l.. T.. IIarper. of
u'"anna; Mrs. II. -. Scgar, OF sn,u-
da. and Mrs. Howard Shackelford OF
gloucester. lntcrment will DO at
hermitage Church Cemetery, on Fri
day afternoon.
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CHRISTIAN.

At Hanover .\vcnuc-Thc pastor
Rev. ]. d. Hunlcy. will preach at il
\. NJ. on What the Bible School
Means to the Church" and 1T = p. NJ
IN The Parable of the Two Debtors"
Bible school Mt $3.50. Young Peoples
meeting ut u. NJ. Community Bible
class. Tuesday at 10 o'clock.
Cowar'iin Avcnuc-The pastor. Rev.
III. J. Dudley. will preach at IL y. NJ.
on Christ tho Head OF the Church."
and ut s =. NJ. on "RiGhteousnes IS
sunday Schoo! At ?:30 y. NJ. Chris
tian Erdeavor ut L. NJ.
At First Christian. William Fox
school, 230o Hanover Avenue. tho
pastor, Rev. w. T. Walters. d. n,
VIII preach ut ii y. NJ. OH Tho De-
Tense OF stephen" aud at s T.. NJ, on
Philip and the Eunuch." 9:4a \. NJ,
.unday school. T.. NJ. Christian
Imdcavor.
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the he@ @s a ,n the
rule n 0x Hthen my little
d
n.nt nron
Ie
o..
"e"
vidn their nora ne Nnn IN Just the
Sutori er GhnrShes
CiodI
respected
OF
spare hattre
a sin bouEh
il dine
now.
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MODERN BANK VAULT
PIONEER is DEAD
ms Associntcd Press. !

NEW YORK, Jan. o0.--Moscs Mos
Ter, FOUNDER and president of the
M"slcr Safe Company and pioneer
In the development OF vaults. died
suddenly lato last night at Grand
canyon. AriZ. according TO y message
received at his Offices here today.
He vas on his way East after a
pleasure tour through the West.
Born sevcnty-one years ago in Gin
cinnnti. Mr.. Mosler had been we'll
known figure in the safe and vault
Industry for nearly half century.
His firm built vaults for several
or the Federal Reserve banks and
for some OF the largest banks in
New York and other cities.
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john Kirk IInnnah

NORFOLK. VA, Jan. 2O.-John
irk Hannah died Thursday at a
FOCAL hospital after "A lingering III
ness In his S0,ii year. He was "A ma
tive OF AppomattoX County. Va. and
former superintendent OF schools
or That county. and had been "A resi-
dent OF Norfolk for three years. He
survived by two daughters. Mrs.
j. c. Carrincton and MISS rum ~
Hannah. both OF Norfolk: a sister
Mrs. J. l.. Lewis. and a brother. w
10 Hannah. both cl Lynchhurg; Ave
grandchildren and four great grand
children.
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aIrs, Rebeccn ,IorrI.

The funeral OF Mrs. Rcbecca \.
MOTIFS, widow Of the lato George II
motifs, OF Fluvanna County, who
died last Sunday morning at the
nome OF her daughter, Mrs. Sncad
was conducted Tuesday morning a,
sethei Church, OF which sho was a
member. Tho Rev. Socby Robinson,
pastor of the church, oi,,ci,tInr
Mrs. Morris is survived nv ono en-,
hobert y. Morris, OF Eremo; and ,hrc.
daughters, Mrs. i. J. Melton. aud
Mrs. G. j. Snead. OF tho Fork Union
neigh borhood, and Mrs. W. S. Lock
CIT, OF Richmomd; aud thirteen grand.
chiidren, Mrs. Morris was In tho
elghtF-second year OF her age,
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DcnnIN O. AIal,n-

tennis Q, Mallory, aged % 20,
many years an employ. OF thn M
toik ana western Railway, died Yes.
tarday at tho home OF his sister, Mrs
-, o. Flausher, 5000 Monument A.
nus, de was q member Of RIrb,n,',.,
Souge OF Elks, No. Is, and Of tho
5rotnerhood of Railroad Troinmcn
ae Is survived by his parents Mr.
and Mrs, ], L. Mallory, OF Roanok a.
hlH sisters, Mrs, q. d. Z. Flaurher, o
htonmondi Mrs. w. l.. Turnbull ot
MorIoiki Mrs, Van Miller, Mrs, Pcarl
HAYNES. Mrs. Edith Spencer, ana MJss
Huth Mallory, all OF Roanoke, and
one brother, Harry Mallory, OF RAJ
!elSh, N. c. Funeral services and I'm :
terment Will be In Roanoke.
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George *. Bo1d

LfNCHBtRG, VA. Jan. 20.-GoorrA
Il. Boyd, 40, retired Business man
died Friday at the Memorial uosni,
tai after an illness covering sevcral
months He was a native OF Lynch
burg. For many years he had been
5tner for Hill City Lodge. 4 T. 4 4
My Lynchburg Chapter. ROYAL Arch
GMasons and Dcmolay Commandcry
;sktnights Tempiar He tx survived nv
three brothers. James Il. ana W. 4
Boyd. of Lynchhurg. ana S. l.. Boyd.
of Newport News. sir. BOYD w. {
never married
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II. Mod. I,mSscII.

. NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Jan. 20
b. MED. Russell, IS. died this morn
Inc at his home. asia Huntington
avenue. after an Illness OF twenty
cleh' months lilo IL survived by III
wife and four children. Mr.. Russell
was born in Lynchhurg, where h
made his home for many years. Th
FUNERAL VIII be held here Snturda
afternoon and the body vii! DO son
To wilson. y. c.. for intermcnt.
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Mrs. Edward u. Crismnnt.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Jan. 20
Mrs Edward r.. Crismcnd. 81. died
~ her homc near Aqua Creek
BridSe. in Stafford County. af-
yer an Illness of only a few days.
Shh was greatly beloved In her com
nlunity. She is survived by her hus-
band, two daughters. seven sons. one
s.stvr and one brother.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Sarah T.. clator pies.

Mrs sarah Emerson Gator died
yesterday afternoon at 2:ao o'clocl;
ia' the residence of her son, Gil E,s,
Larry street, after a lengthy Illness
IN. is survived by seven children md
s w. DrotherS, AS follows; R,char,
emerson. OF Mckenney, Va, John s
Emerson OF boston; Richard
hkiin, James r. and John s
Hta, mrs. William Murphy, Mrs
IMAM nnam Bell. Mrs. n. +. Morano, Miss
Cia'or, sixteen grandchildrcn
80 one sreat-Erandchild, The IN.
tected last night. i'''-
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Ncnry John n,NcII

PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. .o.-uenrv
John o'Ne!i, Go years old. died We'd.
nesday afternoon at 2.25 o'clock in
tne nome Of Mrs. 6. u. Holiday. i3T
iiaii'aN street lie had been in de-
ciln'ns health several years. His
tuneral VIII take place at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning from st. Josenh,s
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Mrs. Sarah T.. Wheeler

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Jan. 20
Mrs sarah T.. Whcclcr. ascd VITO
OF itichard \. Wheeler. is dead At
her nome mere after short Illness
81 acute bronchitis Besides her hus-
band. She is survived hy several Sis
tiers ard brothers
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NIr.. Ro,n r. Mrnnniel

81 AMHERST. VA. Jan 2n-The
burial of Mrs. Rose Tucker McDan3ol
the wife Of David u. Mcdaniel. who
died Sunday night ut her home, near
Mount Moriah Church. took place
"wednesday in the cemetery AT FL
eBethel Church. The aerv!ccs were
conducted by Rev. T. n. Lucas Mrs.
Mcdaniel is survived by her husband
snnd several children. Her death was
due TO phicumonia.
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UNITARIAN.
First Unitarian Church.

eFloyd Ave. and Harrison STU
OUR FAITH.
The Fatherhood OF God.
The brotherhood OF Man.
The Leadership of jesus.
salvation by Character.
The Progress of Mankind Onward
and Upward Forever.
Services at II A. NJ. and 8P NJ.
Preaching by Rev. Frank Pratt, sub
ject. morning: Tho Comfort Of tho
Truth"
Special course OF Sunday night lee
ture-sermons upon The Principles
and Proofs of Evolution"
Jan. 2e-"The Evolution Of Man."
Jan. 2s-"The Processes of Evolu-
tion."
Feb. S-"The Proofs of Evolution
Feb. la-"Evolution and It's Rela-
tion to Life and Religion"
You nre Invited to these services.
Your mind will be auickened and your
religious life deepencd.
All Seats Free.
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ADVENTIST,

~ Seventh Day Adventist Church.
= North Morris Street.-The pastor.
REV. +. a. lIarter breaches this
morning at IL o'clock Sabbath
Schoni at o o'clock. Sunday evening
Two Covenants"
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Mrs. Florence Mu,o,tc

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. Jan. 90
me funeral ~ Mrs. Florence Mn
sante. wife o' Leo MuSante. who died
AT her home near Iceland. stafford
..onhiy. TOOK place al Ilulrs Memo
RAJ church in that county.
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NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Jan. 40
Christian Olson, IS. died last nigh
at the Elizabeth Buxton Hospital. He
hao been IL! several weeks. SIR. Olson
Portsmouth, and son. who lives =.
,Toano.
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strength and Beauty Are in His Sanctuary,
REV. FIRED r. CEIENAuIT
Pastor Broad street Methodist Church

maradna said
n
me rountain Youth
" "'erpF
Man is
wS,snipnE Him nowhere stimulus
the dros $500 ~ cucoc.
visible but invisible are NOT
tho of
need
OF
he greatest culture is
God,r. fNN'"'' an" ENJOY
is the
homes Of
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Mrs. Gilbert J.-;4iun,

AIRS. Ella HUNT widow of Gilbert
~. hunt long time leading contractor
IN this city died at her homc, 200
north CRANKY Street, last night nj
1880 o'clock. The funeral arrange.
ments VII be completed today.
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rNITt RIA v.

At First Unitarian--The pastor
Rev. Frank Pratt. will speak in the
morning on The Comfort OF the
ruth. and at +. NJ. on THE Evo-
luton o. Man"
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LUTHERAN.

a; bethlehem Church-Thc pastor,
Hev. q. y. Sauer. will preach at II
"'c!ork in the morning and Mt night
on The Sacred Mystery OF Human
ii!e' Services IN the German Lam
Suasa nj ii y. NJ. Sunday school at
9:i5 ~ NJ
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sIr,. EIi.n Chowniuu.

sss5 GLOUCEsTER VA. Jan. 20 Mrs.
Elisa Chown!nG. widow Of James
j5fefi0wnine. died at her home In ur-
Il sssnpa Thursday in her. eighty
Fourth year, She. is survived by FIVE
sAons and three daughters-Gcorge
$;sjlhep hcrd and Carroll Chowning, OF
ytJrbanna: Thomas Chowning. OF New
sport Nowa; Arthur b. Chowning. of
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St. Paul's Church

Holy Communion Mt 7:45 a. NJ.
Sunday School and Bible Glasses at
9:45 A. NJ.
Morning Prayer Mt II A. NJ.
Musical Prelude ut 7:i5 p. NJ
Evening Prayer at s:l5 p. NJ.
At the II o'clock service the rector.
Rev. w, Russell Bowie. n. d.. viii,
preach on "A Hero OF tho Ages"
ana nj s1S on christian Ideals In
world Relationships" with reference
particularly to the aims OF Woodrow
Wilson.
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GOSPEL HALL, FULTON.

breaking OF broad. 1890 A. NJ.
SundnE school. r. NJ. Preaching Mt
4, A. ny EvnnSelists Conway and
Foster. OF Ohio. The cosncl- .
power God uses. Christ-'rhe sub
!"et' The blessing il brinEs-Salva-
ZION. Those who arc bIcsscd-Every
one that helioveth. Romans 1. I6.
catholic Church, the Rev. Father
martin j. linier ohicating. Tho buri-
al VIII he In St Joscph's C,r,ot.r,.
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EPISCOPAL.
All Saints
Episcopal Church

(Frankl.n Street. between Madison
and Monroe Streets.)
Rev. ]. Y. Downman, ID. D.. Rector.
Sunday School. with Bible Glasses.
Morning Service. with sermon by
the rector. Mt. IL O'Clock.
Afternoon Service and sermon at s
Music by the choir of 40 men and
boys under the direction Of Ernest II,
cosby. orGaniat and choirmgstsr,
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EIAI'TIsT.
First Baptist

Preaching at IL a. NJ. and 8 p. NJ,
by the pastor. Rev. GcorEe w. Nc
Daniel, ID. ID.
Sunday School meets at $3.50 a. NJ.
b. Y. p. u, 7P. NJ.
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TOWN.
lIII2i !. z q Z - 51II5F,
7idus Reunion

55 5yig Riggs Reunion iE
The Riggs reunion was held at
;BIacksvil1e last Sunday. There
were about fifty people present a
dinner and the automobile trip
proved to be two pleasant features
Of the outing
Poisoned From Boil
"A. L. Weekly is suffering with
blood s$ poisoning Of one hand.. 1T
was caused from a boil which be-
came .infected. 3
i352s $50. Camping Trip
ia. The keystone Agriculture CluD
went on a camping trip. yesterday
to East Run near Warrington. The
campers are in charge of Miss Eva
Blair and w. e. McComas. They
will stay until Saturd Those on
the trip are: Eleanor Riggs, Ply
.dellas Riggs, Howard z otihnla n !,
Robert Mccoy and Ernest Tooth
man
Charles Warner and daughter
and son, Helen and Robert, visited
Mrs Warner, who is in Cook hos
pital: for treatme Mrs Warner
is expected home in a few days
Sfs Harold Shultz. who had his
ankle hurt in RaVine Park is .ery
much better. s.laat ~
The! coal companies officials
were around yesterday in an effort
to determine the number OF men
who would go to work for the nine
teen and .sevente wage scale -
:g Miss Alma Barbe has returned
from a two weeks visit with her
uncle, Willie Barbes Of 6Arnettsyil1e
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DAVID BELAScO INJURED
BY FALL FROM STAGE

NEW YORK. July IS The ap.
pearanc of David BeIasco with
;bandages around his arms today:
revealed he was so severely in
jured last Thursday ina fall from
the stage of Broadway theater
to the orchestra pit that he was
confined to his bed for three days.
He was directing a new play
when his attention was called to
"a woman friend who.had just en-.
tered the Stheater NE. Belasco
leaned over the foot lights to
greet her. The woman stumbled
and the producer. in attempting I.
lift her to3her feet, lost his balance
and fell on the music stands and
ratings in the orchestra pit
ITO ESTABLISH OLONY
AUBURN NJ July rs wis
liam r George. founder Of the
George Junior Republic, announc-i
ed today he would sail on August
10 for France to establish "a, SINH,
lar colony on the former home Of
Lafayette at Chavaniac in Auver-
gne f,i55.;.5!tg ~ ~
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""The animal clowns were funny,
but they had poor support.
Hence, the j oeys,. as the people
Sof the white tops term the clowns,
spring world of new stuff each
season under the Al G.. Barnes big
top. And, in the four times lar
ger main tent this year. he fifty
funny fellows, with their throngs
of animal comics assisting, will
offer an amazingS numbero of laugh
able novelty skits, and to place
the animals ION their mettle, the
clowns have all sorts of fowls
saiding-parrots, cockatoos, zoos
tiers. ducks, bantams, turkeys and
Eostriches.
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MS:HOSPITAL
PLANS Held |. ] Up j |:
General Sawyer Attacked for
Failure to Provide Prop-
er Facilities.

CHICAGO. July 25.-(By The
Associated Press)-A. A Sprague,
cha irman of the American Legion's
reha biliation committee, in letter
to- Brig. Gen. Charles e. Sawyer,
chief Eco-ordinator OF the FedeEal
Board OF Hospitalization, made
public today, charges that Generai
Sawyer is standing in the way OF
proper care for wounded and shell
shocked veterans and holding up
hospital plans approved by con-
gress.
Appealing: to General Sawyerss to
ssstand asid e;;'' Colonel Sprague
said more than "A 500 mental cases
still are confined in contract in sti-
tutions and that of the remaining
4715 victims of mental disorders
only $500. are in goyernm ent hos
pitalss devoted entirely to their
Quoting from a letter received
from General Sawyer. in Wh1cn9tne
chief-co-ordinators said: * /,
.sI am convinced that the peak OF
ospitali zation has been passed.
and that the government had suf-
ficient beds, except in two dls-
tricts j., b -
Colonel Sprague replied: -
ct is almost EunDelleVaOte,S ludI
having satisfied Congress that
these hospitals wereEn eeded ana
that they should be built to capa-
CITY. that we now have TO reply to
your statement that they are. un I'M.
necessary. e b rs.
.tThe reply OF the,iAmerican LIE
gion and every real AMERICAN IS !:
-s"Give these men the bestscare
that medical science can provide
In government inst itutions main
tanned at the highest standard 4 OF
equipment and admi =
and 1 near to their own homes, so
that il rehab ilitated they can be
returned to- civil life Wi tn greater
ease, and if doomed to hosp1taltza-
ton they can be near those whom
| they love best. =
.'Four years have already pass
ed and the veterans haye not YET
been provided for ~ "A belated pro.
gram is now being held up and
changed It is being changed to
meet your approval. appeal .4to
you, sir, to stand aside and allow
! this program Of the Veterans
Bureau go into effect ands at at
once 81 s.;
The Sprague letter follows s. one
written by the General July II to
Colonel. Sprague dealing with the
tLegiona demands for hospital care
Of. the. wounded. under the Langley
appropriation; Bill.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-25
SENATOR CULBERSOlN
DEFEATED N TEXAS.

DALLAS, Tex, July rs lead
ing Senator. Charles A.. Culbersoa
t&byaemore than 16 1000 votes on ] the
face Of. the .latestsre turns from Sat
urday's Democratic primary, James
e Ferguson, former governor,
seemed assured of being i'm the run
on August 26Ewit Earle Mayfield.
who now holds first place in the
Republicans senatorial contest by: q
margin Of 5000 votes. Maybe Id
who has served as state railroad
commissions for cd q. s mum nun per. OF
wears, 4 was generally regarded as
having the supporter the FKus K1ux
KIan, although he did not make
the Khan AN issue in his campaign.
Ferguson and Culberson opposed
the Khan .ss2s y Z -