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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-12
500 FAMILIES FLEE ARKANSAS FLOOD
Waters Taking Toll in South ArkansaS FoLlowing
 White RiUer LeUee Break
Over 25 Square Miles of Cultivated Land Soon to Be Engulfed by Waters Which Have Reached
 Depth of Five Feet
By Associated Presa

Memphis, April 11.-Flood water, held within bounds along the Mississippi taking it's toll in southern Arkan tonight a result of a break in a levee along White river which let in water which ultimately will enguf up of 25 square miles of cultivated land and and rice farming settlements in what is known Laconia Circle at the confluence of the White and Mis- sssppi rivers in Desha county
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-12
Today
Around the Deathbed. | Commandments Boiled

MT. HilIquit is Wrong. T. Y. Ryan in Diamonds.
 By ARTHUR BRISBANE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-12
BUY TN BIRMINGHAM

Goods advertised in The Age-Herald by Birmingham merchants are guar anteed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-12

Mir. Rockefeller. Jr, talking to his Bible class in the new home, told the sgoung men his father had suc- ceeded because he had attended to "one thing at time" That is good thing for young people to remember. one thing at time means many things in due time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-12

What is in a name? A new churcl generally known as MT. Rockefeller church" is open on Park avenue. New York city. If Europeans read tha yesterday the first sermon wa
 preached by man named 'Littl Wolf" they would say How interest
 ing that native Indian should preaci in the church of the worlds riches man." He wasn't native Indian. Tn, preachers name was Dr. Woelfkiu That means Little Wolf" in German
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-26
THE THEATRES
COURT THEATRE
I'm Passing SHOW

r.. .hsa,rAEcers n. this city aTa
again 20 hare the opportunity Of Wit
Messing . Winter Garden ~cX;raNaEanza,
he same being the Passing SHOW. N"
Ssu York wtrr~- Gardens arnra'
revue. which will BE- ;he attraction
the Cnurr Thursdar evening. S~eptsuS2-
,sth II - ar amazing ARA? Of artists
that have beer engaged tcr this SNOW.
an exceptionally capahI" company OF TIL
usual size. Among Tho more important
ave Helen Rsmstron. sam Howard.
Alexandra Dagmar. VIII ". Fh;ihrtck.
Peggy Brown. john Quinlar. Norma
hamilton. William Frinsle, Jack Rice.
Marie Gleason. Rob Gilbert. Margaret
Wood. Frank Masters. RsssiH HaNan.
Anthem Joachim. Victor RozaSh. Jack
Hail Abe Arn1sor. Francis y, ~Nahor'%.
Jerrsrv and Vaughn. and many other.
" addition {" which th"rs will re IN
Aurora Rnrealis .f bswildcriug beauties
Tho hc"h and i,r,"s - this maSt"d"ni"
revue are hr Harold Act"ridc". with ad-
d!-roual lyrics ~ N.f-sd Rryan. Toe
mis-, * b, .lOar Schwartz. With incl
A., n,af music hv A. Goodman and l.'w
Pollock Tho dance have been arranged
NJ. Nr.> Srherk Tho Easing Sh1"
Is- hcer staged by = - IIuffn,an, wh"
has rr".!r"-d all th" Winter Garden
choices ~ recent Years. The "nttr" pro
.lrr.rnu has h.sn mad" under m" r"r-
-cral direction Of Nj J. !. Shuh"r'.
Seats nov On ale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-26
H0PEDALE BANDITS
CONTINUED from Page ons)

~ ono ~ ~" >idr d"",- uhAro. ths
pol - believe. y wac caught anA covered
a. rho gang Ned from tn" bank
\ pair 81 ovHra'ls. spotted "1th blood
vas also found IN the robbers car.
y " Nocrr. prosecutor - ra4's
rrun-,. r'atsi last Might thai tho sna rc|
r"- tho xurm"u "sS heinE pushed 70
lor'isselv. "nd 'ha' Il -as h'e hsl'ef
'hl, th"r w." :" hiding near rsrl"''
~ had escaped the posse ard we've fNn
ms toward Wheeling
Two theory hat M. GUNNER -wti~had
"ars IS given h''lA ~rcde1cr ~ the ~
fr--s wHo are Inclined - mo opinion
hat rh~n ,hrv le'' the Iotd"r ar 'rry
fed INTO the wooded dis,rI~' r~ar var
ic''
Posses - Aspu'-a from thro" "'r'o
~nI7t!es AMI ~~'t'1srl 20 rho number =
."o armed w'In Sho'guns and ~o'"ir' -.
-argHd ~" h'il= and htShwave Of JEFF.
'.-Snr. iiarrr, ard Rslmor' "our,l"s
l.i~ veSrerdav ~ search ~ nv" bandits.
an. OF "hoT shot Rul seriously wound
.! ,r."rC" WHITAKER. aged ~. cashier
Il ~. iIr.' National hank ~ ltore lr1"
Harrison cruurE. Yesterday morning rrI
,h.u NcA in an ~au,"r1ohil" w''hntI' max
',x rirtr.~ .rrcrr, - r"r -" hank,
Wh',sk"r. ~c"narcd - = S:curonv'le
30 srI'.i h4- y gn"I "han"" for recovery.
n~''srd'rC ph's'"lau> 1'arrd l1s' m'gNf.
IN" N.s uumask"d armed Handits ~
.,r"b ~" ttnk and "hrf 'a>Hier
George r WHITAKER re'u ed I" "bev
,h.s- ," hold up his hands.
sho, HIM thrnuS', -" n""h
Tho arirc ~ the shot. coupled With
INC cries # Miss Jcsst" Snyder. assist
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sionary Society. The reports were verT
veil given and the hearers were IN
:nired by the good work tho different
organizations had been doing.
, Home socasty.
Tho Homo Society Of the Christian
church has cordially invited the willing
Workers Of the Presbyterian church and
! tho Ladies' Aid Society Of :he Methods:
! church. 70 attend q sediug party which
I will be given Friday afternoon at the
! parsonage the hostess being Mrs. Keel
ms.
Light Bearers.
The Light Bearers Of the Preseyter-
Ian church will be entertained .Thursda'
evening by Miss Mildred Vessels at ner
homo on West Forty-fourth street. Tn"
; children with their leader. Mrs. ". o.
! Wiley will discuss some important bust
! ness and after q social hour a delicious
lunch will be served by the hostess.
Public Board Meeting.
Tho official board Of tho Methodist
church will hold a public meeting, We'd
ne.dav evening preceding prayer meet.
, ing. Every one who has inc Interest OF
i IN. church at heart invited.
Delpha Luk ClAs.
The members Of the Delpha Lux
class Of III. NJ. r. Sunday school. will
entertain their husbands IN the base
ment Of the church. Tuesday evening.
Ths purpose OF this meeting Is TO or
ganize a young marrier mans ctass
which Supt. G. NJ. McCommon has con-
sented 70 teach. A program consisting
81 .pecial music and readings oeSidcf
other entertainment will be tho ma'n
diversion Of the evening. after which :
dainty lunch will be served TO TIC
guests.
~shadyEds Personals.
Mr.. Ellis Grove has returned 70 hihEn
where he is employed, after spending
m. week end with his parents on Lin
coin avenue.
Mrs. William Meyer. Of Lincoln sv'-
nue.. has returned after 4 two weeks
! visit. with her son In Cambridge
Mrs, Joseph Protiva continues to I'M
; prove following an operation ~ 'Ee
! Rella,re hospital.
carl Rodewis. Of Central avenus, has
son. To Columbus. where he vii! at''no
o. 8. L.
has returned to hi. home sfter "e"
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. HAIRY
Kraty. Of Key.
IJiIl, spcrt Sunday as the guest or |e'
I and Mrs. George McKelvsy. Of A~vonGal"'
Mrs Ermet Coher. ~ Highland NO.
nu.. has returned after spending VIC
,st few days with relatives at "eh'
burg.
Mrs. !. A HUNT. Of McMerhen. has re-
turned TO her home after spending a
week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
William White. Of North Lincoln ave-
nue.
Mrs. sherman Hayes. 81 Liberty ar"'
nue.. has returned after a re" ha!'
visit with friends at Cambridge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-26

TN / -.. frank .r,. -nu 81 ir.I +.
Mtr'lr n., ,m'. ... .~.''In"' - A''
n..u r.,,.rr 500 ,rars, cd 'icl.'"r.r..
Eoid Hight School Again.
Irr N,u.. can I."Gi"r r!En' s''""'.
begun Ia-i year ny tn" local Legion posi-.
NrIs H." held .:Hiu lh'# year. ~" ha'"
"a. hcru So Toy ~" ~"rcrtTE nf the
-.u",l hu' - wiz likely h" during the
i,rr." ,ar' = r"Nt m"n'h. Local pir'''
. ru""I ,.ar'r"rs Nil b. u" Instructors
To Hold Inquest.
Tho ,uunc-. 'rr0 ~" death 90 WINS
Spoon rr.m.urn, Local TAILOR, "l" va
fllod .a,eral weeks az" IN an ant"
grridnri 500 tha \arrows vii b" helh
Tunsjq, r,-rohor " This announcement
ua4 made ..s,"r.iav ~ 'or"n"r ! 7.
NHrnmrs
Council Held Meeting
Pv, ,erv 'i'tIe bushes, - am I'M
nor,ansa was considered AZ III" regular
m.e,ins of city council bold last evt-
ming Rou,inA business took up tho
greater raff Of the evening
To Play welshurg
coach Paul Ruhlr. 81 rhs nigh s"hoo'
.YyaA rlii uut his No"s through an
oth"r $40 practice session this evening
IN tho Fifth street grounds. in nrensra'
,ion for tho game a, W"llShIrE Ss'"r-
d,.- Tho locals trimmed linton high
80 81, ,Nn,r opening game last Satur-
da,
Ministers To Conference
q NcrhniI~' min!s'nrS from thls civ
vii leave today f"r Fa'rm"nt /" A.
.srI the dicrr'"' rnnfrrercr To he he'd
IN that rilv tho latter DAYS or ms
week Those who "iil g" from here
nr. Roy. ! T. S'ot'. pastor "f the t>rS'
VI + church. Hsv. 4 :. Wolfe. ~ IN"
calvary f.. Koy W. ". 'astl" III
'he ,;'rrda'e u y church and k"E. v
\ -.anna conference minister.
Moundsvllle Brtafs
H'Ea boris G~rand~taN r. ~ ~ tonaii'
us =. h.r home on Jefferson aNenue
Charles Gallagher has returned :
N,rc.r,.vn sf'.- - nrior visit WITH
hts r,r.urs m F'f'h street
Mrs Mar" ! SlolIlr IS recovering
frrrr = rrokcu arm sustained in a iaII
q, her home "n First street.
Mrs Margaret Cretnen. Of Atlanta
, CITY. is vlS'r'ng HOY daughter. Nrr. Leo
Ntyuad". - T'rer street.
NJ. 7 e Wavmau continues 1ul't
. III 1T he homo on Seventh street.
Nj. :, J Burton. wh" has r"'n pu'i'
s,rloue,, ~ at her HON" "n N'nt'
street. IS l,r'is improved.
charles Vc,kl' Vhn underwent ~
3 .orra'Ipr =. 'h" glendale hospital "
f"n dav- ae" Tor Appendicitis g "."'i'
, improving
Nr an! Mrs.. 10y l. Myers = mir
: street. hs,~ r"c,rn"1 FROM a VISIT ~"
: relatives at ,'h"rrhr0
Franklin Tnno aud dalght"r. MISS
. Nancy. 70 Tapttna. spent '"S'"rdfN "
,nn ,,iv visiting nm"ns friends.
" "a 49,, has rNi'lrns1 70 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-26

tbs !nrreaS" asked was out "f reason.
= result "hru The question was
. ian,u before lHr Public Service t"inn'e
! sion i've charleston, tHe hearing was
postponed urtfl today. Yesterday 1t was
again postponed. This was agreed on
um~amimously Ivy tho committee and the
attorneys nf IN" two t"wnE.
A. the NEXT hearing Some action VIII
10 taken. The attorneys and the Water
company will have all the eVidenc" Oh
tainahlr at this time.
Balsis Death
Antony Ralsre. SO. Of Hichman's Row
died AT 'he 1~ndaln hospital SATURDAY
evcnirr as the result ~ 4 mine acol-
dent.
The hod~ 10 being taken care Of by
u n. Lut~'s. undertaken. until soma OF
the relations can be notified
Ralsis was killed by n fall ~ slate
and stone while a. work In THE HIGH
man mine
woman's Club Meeting.
The members If the Women's club
+ will meet In the Library room Thurs
DAY evening The regular routine husi-
ness ~ the club WIlI be disposed Of
after which the members will spend q
social hour. 4 short program has been
arranged for the evening and At thu
close IF the evening refreshments Will
ia served
Church Meeting.
4 business meeting of 'hn teachers
and tho officials Of the Christian church
"as held IN the parlors ~ the church
last evening At this session matters
pertaining 10 the Sunday school were
discussed.
Girl scout Troop.
The Cir scout troop nf the First "
=. church will meet IN she church Fri
day evening. After the business Of the
meeting has been disposed Of a short
! nike t" the woods. for a short drill. vii
hn tak"U.
All Day ssssion.
Ar al dan session OF the Ladies' Alt
~co"ietv Of tho Firs' Christian church
viii 10 bed Thursday IN the church. Al
noon = luncheon viii h" served The
afternoon Will be taken M with quitting
aud needlnwnrL In thc evening a husi
ness ard social meeting will take place
Entertain Sunday School Glass
Miss R"ryl Goodwin Will entertail
tho members ~ Mrs. Scott Chamber,
Sunhsy school class at her home o
South Garfield street this evening. Thi
, viii b" their regular monthly bushes
m""IinC. A. Tho close nf the evening
! luncheon iii he served.
Ladies' Aid Meeting.
), Division No. : Of the Ladies A
*or.etr Of ,lre First ". f. "hurrh wi
meet n 'he home of Mrs. A. - Calda
! baugh. ~ Glendale. Thursday afternoon
This meeting IS being held In the after
noon :" maxi" preparations for IN" ger
cral meeting Of III" society in m.
church Thursday evening.
McMcchen Briefs.
fDhr Cusar returned home from Mar
nington yesterday after spending som
time ther" visiting friends.
Howard Th"nen. WIN has been III 70
some time. is recovering
Nrs. Amos krtiicwell. who has bee
seriously III At h"r home m Eight
street. was removed To the Ohio Vale
: General hospital yesterday.
Alliance" Richmond has returned 10 h
home in Holloway after spending SOM
,irrr hero visiting friends
Hueh n'Malle" has returned HON
from Pittsburgh after spending som
, time there visiting friends
I Harold Young has returned ~ NJ
home N Cameron after visiting friend
= and relations here.
, Mrs Anna Marshall has retrrne
. homc after spending several davr !
Holloway v~1e'tIng relations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-26
WATER HEARING IS
AGAIN POSTPONED

-. water hearing sr,hui"d 80 cnk"
r1ar" Iu Wheeling this afternoon hA'
boon postponed untsl N","mhor y
Tnc Consolidated Water ""WHan',
vnrrh supplies Eru"""I and McM"'hcn
with water crsutiv asked cor an ~
r-rae, III rate. Tho two Iowus claimed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-26
rBw CANOES MADE IN PERSONNEL
OF DEPARTMEHT-MEET1SG
LAST EVENING.
scArd Adjourned TO Meet Again On Ne
Evening of Wednesday. October ].

A. organization rrs.''nS ~ ~" '''i'
Service Cnrr,sSlrm # ,hA CIV "'
wheeling vas hold la r;~rl"E IN ~"
ostic. cr CIV clerk val,"r NJ Evans
This va ne r"t'la' nrs~t'"- - ~"
,cTm'ssicu -'-"s "''N r"un'i ''
weeks age arpo,nreH the. m"mb"r-
J Sur7s- .I"nHa VA "'"",ed char
Man - ths commission ard -, ''"rh
Waller v Fva-c Se"-etsrr
The commission = composed - x
Su~rs- IGnes. \. y. Fault ard NaI.%'
X. Mcclure. The committee from CITY
council. meeting ul'N ~" members 90
80 commission urt'l r"uHrll passes ar
ordinance "f regulations ard rules, II
rorposed 90 r'oun~ri-"H - Morgan
ves'.r. W. Il. Nc';-sC"r and ; y
Metznsr.
NO peftnit. hceor-
- aeriri,- rlar. i"r future 49,
v,J~, 90 rho comm.sN,"n u"rs de"ld"'i
Vpor Following IN" s'o"tlon "f -
chairrar and secretary. , general dh'~
"9ss,cr tcoS pla"" among ne m"mosTs
81 the commission and tho council N"m
rit,ee.
The duties 81 ~. commission u.r.
.nrouzhlN dieru:sHd IS >" ~" "Nan'ra
,in- Nf applicants tor position ia ~"
LNHIFN = NH'''
mo-,S EXAMINATIONS must d" conduct
ID a. least nur" a ysar and r~a"an~i"s
'.lted ~ IL. applicants whose rating
following tn NNaUirstr"n ar" thH
htghest. Tht 'ls, ~ applicants for 20
sltions IN th- departments and IN" eN-
animation papers vii hs Kept ~ ~"
- tire CITY clerk = "t't~s FOR public IN
Sne"t'or a, any time.
But Few Changes Expected
When asked last might II th"s" POW
holding Positions in IN" police '"-
ua'er ard health Departments. would y"
co,-pellei to take examinations. '"Cu-
.iirar Mci--eSo- stated n" believed
ti;a, hero would I. hT' fcw "harScS
-.sds. out that the row:r'sslnn had N"
power 10 rnndu"' EXAMINATIONS from
lime - time III tho interest ct "tti-
r'en~y. and the passing Of m" required
AJadirat!on prior :" su'sriHg the "t'>S
employee shalt rot constitute . nts
tenure Of office"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-26
LIBERTY THEATRE

Cors'ancH TalraiS- iak" viii
slsp a. rcmsr,icall, Inclined S"uu:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-26
SHADYS|DE
Ladies Aid Society.

Tho Ladies Aid Society ~ the VI T..
church. will hold their regular business
mcrtinE Thursday evening. AT the horHr
Of Mr.. E"1 HrS" and will +" aSsiS'o!
hv Mrs. Trl llcidletarh. Nfter IN"
business and s"'ial h"IrS, a danny
lunch viii hc served
Quarterly Meeting.
Tho Christian church hold 2 Guartcri"'
meeting N"riav evening in IN" church.
Tho mrctinc was well attended and no
norris az thr eo"rciarI"a md ir1asurrrs
Of the following organizations wer"
cIycn. Sunday Hrh"ol. christian f.rdea.
vnr. church. Homo Society md the Mis-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-26

Hearing Postponed.
Tho water rJl" hearing. which "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-26
Boy Hurt ry AUTO.
Plan show.
Change Name Of Firm.

THO Mound ,T': Bakery - Lafayette
hn~ rNnNr"I itT nHmr :" Ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-26

IN. Rurr4U If 'mlsraror.
This report. romw'ss,on'r General
Husband satd 'odaV is the most
vrcnsns,ye rnvI"w nf smuggling '"'ldl-
lions Ger prepared by Immigration
officials. and IS sNreci"d I" y" 'onsid-
arsd hv tn" treasury. labor and aSrl'ul'
turs departments IN connection with the
proposed combination 81 h"rdSr patrol
Frrrag
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

the head OF Falmouth Street. George
L. Grant IL contractor.
Rev. Paul ID. Bowden preached and
held services at Grace Church. The
llains. Wednesday morning. for the
rector. Rev. 5. l.. Rotter.
Miss Bessie Hicks IL spending some
time with relatives In Washington.
Many young people from Warren
ton attended the chiIdrcn's party at
MiddieburE Monday. given by Mrs
Skinner for her nephew. Chanry De-
Long.
Rev. Mr.. Powell. OF the University
of Virginia, made the address at the
Lenten service. at ST James Church.
cdnesday afternoon.
Miss Mary Jones has returned to
her home in Richmond after spending
some time with her sister. Mrs. ~
NJ. Hart.
The Virginia Hunt cup S,ccplc-
chase has decided to change the date
OF It's meeting from April Is. aud
the race Will be run at Oakwoud on
saturday. May 6.
The Fauduicr County Agricultural
Society has elected tho following
officers for this year: president. H.
~ Fucker: vice president. J. T..
Ramcy. and ctary-trcasurcr. T.
W. Anderson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

members of tho Daughters OF Con-
fcdcracy at their regular meeting I'm
the nome OF Mrs. Cox on Tuesday
The faculty and students OF both
the Normal school and the Farm
Vile High school have been solicited
during, the week for donations to-
ward the Wilson Foundation and
the students have responded 10 this
great cause in splendid manner.
\ fashion show under the Joint
auspices of the Farmvillc High
school teachers aud tho Home De-
monstration Agent. Miss Claudia
lIaEy. was held in the auditorium Of
the High school on last Friday eve
ming with large attendance. The
public was cordially invited to at
tend this show free Of charge
Music was rendered by the High
school Gle" club under the direction
OF their teacher. Miss barnes, and
several SELECTIONS were given by the
iiampdcn Sidney Rand. Miss Eldoan
oliver. Of ltlacksburE. State Clothing
Specialist. gave an excellent address
ON Correct Dress" The Sewing
Club of the High school. and Il few
other student. contributed largely
In tho program of tho evening. which
was very interesting one in every
detail
>. Love Morning. OF tho Shoreham
ii"tci. Washington. has been on a
WISH 10 his sisters. Mrs. T.. y. I.aync
and Mrs. w. J.. Fallwcll. OF this city,
ana to his mother. Mrs. J. g. Moring
AT Moran. during tho past week
i. t. liardaway was a recent WISH
tor In Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

Savannah. Ga. where they spent two
ley.
Mrs John Scott. OF Fredericksburg.
Is tho guest OF her sisters. the Misses
Hamilton.
Mrs. II. c. Groome has returned
from short visit TO Philadelphia.
Mrs. Philip Chamberlain Is spend
Ing some time in Baltimore.
Miss Nancy Dunning and her sister.
of Philadelphia, arc the guests OF MIR.
and Mrs. II. C. Groome
Mrs. Newton NJ. Brooke and her
son, Dick have returned home after
spending some time In Washington.
-. G.
Miss Celeste Crosby Is tho guest
OF her aunt. Miss 1. NJ. BouliSny.
Mrs. Grace Hordcrn. Of pittsburE.
was tho Weekend guest OF Mrs. liar-
rlson NcSbit
W. l.. Helm. Jr.. OF washing ton
was in Warrcnton recently
Mrs. Ecssie Cooley Kohl and Miss
Agnes Mclntyr" are spending some
time in New York.
'''F' ''Ni t~f'tl Garner. OF fbd u %
more. iS the guest of her cousin. Miss
Helen Chamberlain.
Airs. y. NJ. Randolph has gone to
spend few days with friends in
WaShineton and TO visit her son at
the Naval Academy. Annapolis.
Mrs. W. y. Hodgkin ana Miss
Marion liodgllin. Mrs s. G. Brittle
and Miss Mamie Brittle were among
those who visited Washington this
week.
j. sidney Hutton has sold his home
on Main street TO Mr.. Dicl<crson,
ticket agent of the Southern Rail
way.
r. Il. Bowman. who occupied the
Keith house on Culpeper Street dur
ing the winter. returned to the War
rem Green the first OF April.
DIR. w. y. Hodgkin will soon begin
work on new home on his lot near
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

their later leisure from emptiness.
fatty degeneration. middle age and
other ills which hinder those years
from being the better half OF life.
Whether or not the married
woman who has a large amount OF
leisure time decides to work without
pay in public or private service mat
tiers little.
The thing that docs count is that
snc must formulate some professions
n standard To which she VIII adhere
in the face Of all temptation.
should budget Time.
Women ar" apt To work too much
and accomplish too little.
"a married woman should budget
her time just as She docs her money
and arrange so that She has some
time each day for Improvement of
her own mental status"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

NEW YORK. April s-Morc than
% per cent OF tho married women
who were employed before marriage
We're doing work in which they were
not interested.
This startling information comes
as the result OF a uucstlonnatre sent
by Mrs. George Rurdct; Ford. prom!-
nent New York cluhwoman. who will
make a complete report on the Oues-
tounairc at the national convention
Of tho Y. W. {. \. At Hot Springs
April 90 10 -.
Mrs. Ford, herself Smith College
craduatc. bclicvcs much unrca
among women is duo to girls easy
acceptance ~ the Nrst Job which pre-
scnts itself at the completion OF
their school work and their equal
Willingness 10 drop that job with a
thud the moment marriage becomes
a possibility.
F:nrIy Work Means Much.
Girls must he brought to "A rcali-
cation Of what their early work and
their atti,ud" toward 1t can mean to
them after they establish homes OF
their own" says Mrs. Ford.
The youngsters who are now in
training should he brought TO see
tina; their outside job is not thing
TO be dropped at the altar: that even
II they do no; keep on professionally.
kindred interest should carry over
their carly married years. so ,ha,
something, II nothing moro than a
point OF view, will endure to save
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
BUILDING APARTMENT
HOUSE FOR NORMAL s USE
Twenty-Four Room Structure
Leased by Harrisonburg
School.
Especial to Tho T!mes-Dispatoh.l


$3.50. ~ Nv N's 20. '".i
HAfSH!SoHbCh"' VA Aprh s.
The contract has just been let 10
William Rucher & Sons for the oreo-
,,
"p"'
ment at III" corner OF South Main
Street and Patterson Avenue. facing
IN. c,,,ru, "a. tho STAT. %o-,,,I
s"e o"'''"' INV '''' No' ''"'
H'hooi mere rms structure VIII
cos. between $4,000 and $4,000. and
ia being erected l. "a stock company
,., =. ,,o c,,d,
men'S' INC IL VIII De competed by
September 10. aud has been leased
nv the state Normal school for uso
,.
80" N'''''s
session
Excavation Is about completed for
Tho nc,v huiidirC "a contain ~, mn
u''o''uh an" SIN ''"sSr"orhS' on IN"
campus opposite Harrison Hall This
building will also be completed by
c,,,o. 20
me N'"'nh"" h"''o'hE' on wh'c"
work has been steadily progressing
for several months IS nearing COM
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60" e""' tN'
pahcy AT Inc heGihnlhE OF the sum
mer quarter, Iun" J.?
Inc DIVISION S"Her!htendents o.
inc northwestern section OF virginia
VIII meet IN iiarr'S"hhhfE ApTi! u
and To- when superintendent Hart
and number OF the specialists OF
me state hoard OF f.dUc"'ioh VIII
address them
lTeSl""nt ~ pNkc SHok" NJ
AleNandfia before me dlStrlct meet
ms "' IN" state I"ach'rS NsSocla-
non on March ~ ms Sup!ect was
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