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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
WILL PLACE FLAGS ON
GRAVES OF SOLDIER DEAD
"oman's Auxiliary Of Amer
lean Legion Co.Operates
With Oakwood Body

an American flag will he placed on
me graves of the soldier dead of tho
world war in Richmond cemeteries.
according to plans made bv tho
Women's Auxiliary of Richmond
ros'' No. /. of the American Legion.
Mrs. Charles Harlan. chairman OF
the memorial committee, announced
yesterday An invitation to CO.
operate with the Oakwood Memorial
Association has been extended the
auxiliary. OF which Mrs. L. ID. Hotch
KISS is president Mrs. Hotchkiss
and Mrs. Harlan. with a committee
OF women. Will attend the exercises
Work TO improve the appearance
OF soldiers graves in Richmond
cemeteries has been done by the me-
mortal committee of the auxiliary
which recently was appointed. Those
IN charge OF the various cemeteries
are: Mrs. c. w. Massie. Oakwood:
Mrs, II. T. Matthews. Riverview:
Mrs. Dodge. Hollywood: Mrs Glenn.
Mount Calvary: Mrs. Kahn. Highland
rark; Mrs. Morton Wallcrstein.
Jewish. Other members o. the com
nittec are: Mesdames Howard
Lewis, o. +. Lowry. Elmore Hotch-
KISS. Jr., and O. c. Brunk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02

No masks Will BIO worn. and the prize
winners Will be selected by n process
OF elimination In tho grand march
which will open tho ball.
X. e. Hotze, Jr.. president of the
Richmond Advertising Club. took an
active part in the discussion Of ways
ana means to secure tho corporation
or business and manufacturing firms
OF the city.
otto Gundlach. OF Gundlach Broth
ers. was appointed chairman for Full
ton. He viii have the assistance OF
three subcommittecs OF three mem
bcrs each.
Allan Quinn. Joseph Ryan, J. H.
uhie and Frederick Splcgel were
added to the cc-chairman's com
mittcc. and Mrs. Vernon Rice, Mrs
w. y. burrows and Miss Nora Spcn-
Ger Hammer Will assist Mrs. Ralph
Harrison In the distribution Of win
dow cards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
ADVERTISERS COSTUME
BALL PRIZES DISCUSSED
Committees Prepare TO Inter-
est Business Firms in Pub
licity Project.

That the first prize at the Adver-
Users Costume Ball on the night OF
April l3. at the Grays' Armory. be
awarded to the costume which best
represents n product either national
~ or locally advertised that the sec
ond be awarded to tho person wearing
costume which best represents ma
tional or local celebrity. and that the
third go to the most beautiful cos
tune ut tho ball. was the rccommcn-
dalton of r. Allen Gibbons. executive
secretary OF the Better Business Blu
rear. At meeting Of the executive
committee Of the Richmond House
wives League. and chairman OF com
mittees from the two advertising
clubs and the Better Business Bureau
hcld yesterday morning In tho board
room OF the Federal Trust Company
inc matter OF prizes. however. will'bc
LETT TO the judgment Of the commit
tee from the Mems Advertising Club
or which Gervas Taylor IL chairman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
EVANGELIST PLEADS
FOR UNITY IN WORK
Rev. Theodore Copeland Says All
Churches Should Unite TO Drive
Out Wickedncsa.

Al churches should unite and stick
together in their fight against sin
and wickedness. and. through unity
of effort, defeat forces of evil. Rev.
Theodore Copeland, noted southern
evangelist. told q large audience in
Broad street Methodist Church last
night lie said the Methodist Church
has tho best kind OF feelings toward
all other denominations in the world,
ana urged cooperation 10 gain the
best results.
=; pleading for prayer. the evangc-
ps- aid: You look like praying
poo, 5 to me. If you are not. you
should take down your sign"
Or Copeland opened his service by
moving the choir into the congrcga-
ton, as well as several ministers
WHO we're present. 10 aid in the re-
vival.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
BEGIN INITIAL WORK ON
STATE OFFICE BUILDING
Boring to Determine Nature
of Foundation Bed
Under Way.
WILL TAKE SEVERAL WEEKS
state building COMMITTEES. OF which
Governor ErlnkIe tx Chairman, VIII
Rccefrc Competitive Designs From
Architects on May II.

preliminary work on the construc-
tion of the scven-story State office
building started yesterday, when the
SSdnor Pump and Well Company
made the first borings to determine
the nature of the bed on which the
foundations for the structure will
rest. The building will he erected
III the southwest corner of Capitol
Square.
Engineers predict that there will be
dlficulty in getting a suitable foun-
uatloh Tor the building as Il result OF
the trouble experienced when the an
mex to the State Library was put up.
FOR many years huge spring was
situated in that section of the Square
an" served as water supply for
large part of the old city. The water
was piped in followed trees.
VIII Take Several Weeks.
ihe Sydnor Pump and Wen Com
pany was awarded the contract for
the behring's. which will show exuctlv
what soil and rock will be encount
cred. II will take several weeks -,
complete the work
On May Is tho State BuiIdin,- Cam
mission. OF which Governor T.. Loo,
lrinkic is chairman. will receive com
pctitlvc designs from five or moro
hrms of architects. The general ma,
lure of the building has been sci
iorth ana II Will be planned TO meet
spccihc requirements. 1t Is planned
10 take care OF all State offices nov
scattered around in rented quarters
ana TO meet the needs Of growth for
the next ten years. The foundations
are TO be such that in future wears
additional floors can he added
Assembly Appropriatcx S75O,OpO.
The General Assembly appronrintoa
s,"p.oeo for the building, with $3.50
QUO IN West Virginia bonds as tho
nucleus. AS yet the bonds have no,
oeen sold. as tho first offers. rang.
ing from IS to 90. were no; locm.'d
suiiicient. The bonds pay 3I2 nor
cent interest and were given vire %
as us share of the West Virginia a.. ,,t
settlement.
Is planned TO have tho b,,j,dI,c
rehnN before the next meeting of the
General Assembly in order that ,ho
eEisiators can see what was accom-
pi'shed with the money. Tho STAT.
IS IN need OF office space badly So
nrai departments now are in tbo
Nichmond Hotel, but it Will he nocng-
saFy Tor them to get other ouar,ers
on august l. notice having aIre,1,.
Dech gwen them 10 vacatc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
GRAND JURY RETURNS
TWOSCORE TRUE BILLS
f"enfy-Two on Felony Charges and
Iwcnty-Nine for Prohibition
Violations

The grand jury In Hastings Court
Yesterday returned twenty-five true
D!lls OF Indictment on felony charges
ana twenty nine indictments for al
ieHed violation of the prohibition
laws captain Charles +. Taylor Is
foreman OF the grand jury.
me FELONY cases are: John RrieL
Henry Br!ci. Sallie Green. Fitzhurb
Hicks. George Price. Henry White.
houscbrcakinS; Clarence BurrcIl
Joseph Farrar. Clarence Jones. tube n
Meade. murder. Judge Hendricks.
second violation prohibition laws: r.
r. hubbard. j. NJ. Stanley. grand lar
cehS: Robert Kennedy, Richard Nose
.ey' herman Peasants 90. Criss
"hi'e 90. Richard Walker t2). rob
berry.
Cases will today he So. for triai
and the petit jury viii be called to-
morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02

him will be shown in the thcatcrs
throughout the state
The three information bureaus cs.
tablishcd by the Virginia Historical
PaSeant Association in the stores of
Miller * RhoadS, Cohcn's and Thai
miner Brothers, will be the scenes Of
activity from now until the pageant
exercises open on Monday. Nav %.
Ilckcts for the pageant are on sale at
Miller X Rhoads and at Cohcn's. while
housing Information will be given out
at the booth in Thalhimcr Brothcrs'
store
hoy Scouts to Have Duoths.
BESIDES these Information booths,
the Boy Scouts will establish booths
on the main highways into the city,
where tourists will be directed to the
Information booths In tho city. or will
be sent direct to hotels or boarding
houses when they have made ar
rangcments In advance.
hundreds of sightseers visited the
pageant grounds Sunday and many
were surprised at the mass Of seating
equipment on the ground This will
DC placed rapidly this week and tho
individual seats for 20.400 spectators
WIN be In readiness carly In the COM
ing week.
The three weeks between now and
the opening of Pageant Week win ha
chock iull OF activity. While the OK
pert scenery artist from the pitts
ourSh Institute of Technology. Is com
pleting the scenery for the open air
stage. which will be changed nv
means OF cars on sunken tracks
making 1t possible TO switch n scene
IN three seconds. the persons who
compose the various casts for tho
episodes and incidents TO be depicted
VIII go Through intensive instruction
AT the hands of Director Tbomou
tants.
lasts also are in training I'm Roa-
nokc. charlottesville. williamsburg
Norfolk and Alexandria for the spe.
cial episodes TO he presented on the
special nights assigned ;hose cities
ana at the exiE1!t' building ut the Vir.
Ginia state Fair Grounds "A large force
OF noat eHnerts will rush the work
on the attractive historical floats
radcs each day during Pageant Wcek
May 90 to IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
Hare Succeeds Rogers.

Starkey Hare, chief of the Rich
mond division of the revenue fcIo
forces. has been promoted To the
vacancy caused by the resignation
OF George w. Rogers. who for the last
three years had held that position.
Collector j. G. Noel stated yesterday.
MT. Rogers has accepted q position
In the sales and promotion depart
ment of the B. " Wilson Papcr Com
pany. Of Richmond. He left Sunday
to spend ten days at the mills NJ
the $. ID. Warren Company at Cum
berland. Me-, where he will make a
study OF the papcrmaking industry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
FIFTEEN PAGEANT EPISODES
NOW ARE BEING REHEARSED
Announcement Is Made of Parts Already Assigned.
Expect Completion of Full Cast Within
Next Few Days.

Fifteen of the episodes OF tho Vir-
sinia Historical Pageant 10 be pre-
sented here during the week. begin
Ming Monday, May 30. are now in re-
hcarsal and announcement was made
last night of the parts already as
signed. The full cast will not DC
ready for several days yet. The prin-
cipal parts now in rehearsal are taken
as follows:
Magician OF the Tower. \. W. Hocn.
Queen Elizabeth, Miss Belle Per-
kins.
Captain Newport. Hobart Hall
Sir Walter Raleigh. David Sattcr-
field. Jr.
Captain Amidas, Homer s. Wilson.
Southampton. II. II. Hopkins
Edward NJ. Wingheld. II. j. Ecken-
rode.
Governor Spotswood. Richard f.
Beirne.
General Braddock. Frank Stuart.
Patrick Henry. Walker Cottrell.
Thomas Lewis. III. \. Wright
Edmund Pendleton. DIR. Fulmer
Bright.
Thomas Nelson, Oliver Hope.
George Washington. Joseph White.
Thomas johnson. w. T.. Hockett.
Nathaniel Bacon. II. Jerome Tres
non.
Mrs. Drumnond. Mrs. John o'Rior-
don.
Nathaniel Bacon. Sr., Edward Ryan.
Governor Berkeley. Lawrence Del
Papa.
Mr.. Bruce. James L. O'Kccfc.
George Rogers Clark. Joseph Mac
key.
Characters I'm EpiIogue.
In the epilogue the part of .'Vir-
ginia" will be taken bv Mrs. John
SHELTON Williams: "Richmoud." by
Miss Margaret Freeman: The Moth
or by Mrs. w. ]. Maybce. and THE
Crusader" by II. S. banner.
The full list for the Hcnrico Coun-
y groups. 1t is expected. will be
completed by Friday
The first showing of the movie Of
the pageant grounds. showing work
men making the excavations for the
lake. the peageant officials viewing
the work. the queens float and other
scenes. is being made at the Colonial
Theaier today and tomorrow. This
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
Di,cu.s street Car franchise.

The Richmond First Club will dis
cuss the street car franchise problem
at its meeting Thursday at o'clock
al Murphy's. The repor; of the spe-
c!al franchise committee Of the club
Will be discussed. and II is said the
general transportation situation Will
be discussed by George l.. Wilcox,
former general secretary OF the Cen
trail Trades and Labor Council. The
special committee consists OF Erlich
Smith, chairman: Robert 4. Brock,
Jr.. Robert q. Baylcss, Julian y. :.
Niger. Maxwell Wallace and George o.
Dean.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
Newport New. Makes Application.

Application FOR the organization of
a company in tn" Virginia National
Guard was received yesterday from
Newpor; News by Ndjutant- General
w W. Sale There are only two va
cancics for companies one head
quarters combat detachment. wh
has been applied for at Empo
and another for signal company.
FOR which Louisa has applied Unless
one o! these organizations does not
mater!aiize, there viii DE no opening
for the Newport News company un
I'll after July !. General Sals said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
LOCAL CONCERN GETS
VERDICT AGAINST RUTH
"pe rails To Pay Premium On In
anSe Policy He Purchased
From Monte Stop,

,Ja,a us ,nrhs was awarded the w. w.
- Walford Company ornir =.
George II. Ruth, known ~ , sa,ilS :,
circles as Babe Ruth" for .S52s IN
III" I'll CITY Circuit Court YESTERDAY. "
me SUIT arose over the fnIl,,-o -.
nu.h 10 pay the premium on an insur-
80 poiicy on an automobile he M
$50 mere last year from Monte
yaI, me car was shipped To New
,t,o, after the insurance had been
s,.,taI anu Ruth, it was claimed.
a ne would take care of n" The
plaintiffs declare thar IN 49, IN. me,
famous king OF Swat" has i,,,ornJ
''S % requests for remittance
notice OF the suit was served nn
Nun several weeks ago when bo an.
pcared In Richmond In AN eyhihi,Ia,
Sam. All that remains now is IN coI'
iect the money ~ 1o'-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
L. ALLEN WOODY BROWNS
WHILE ON FISHING TRIP
Son of r. Leon Woody Falls
From Electric Launch
on James River.
BODY Is FOUND by FRIENDS
Companions Did Not Know nf Acci-
dent Until Cap Appeared ON Sur
face OF Wntcr-E'uncrnI Services
Tomorrow nj s o'clock.

l.. Alien Woody. % years old, limo
type operator. OF COS South Davis
Avenue, son OF L Leon Woody
foreman Of The Times Dispatch COM
posing rooms, was drowned ycstor-
day morning in the James River,
Chesterfield County. below stop II.
Petersburg car line. Tho body was
recovered six hours later by Paul
Heath. carpenter OF Falling Creek
y. II. Phillips and Charley IIaEan.
companions Of Woody Mt the time
the tragedy occurred. He was found
in thirty feet OF water about sixty
feet from where he was drowned.
After Coroner I. ]. Pretlow had
viewed the body, il was removed to "A
local undertakcr's parlor. Coroner
Pretlow said the strained position
OF the body would indicate the VIC
tim had suffered from cramps before
drowning.
Floating Cap Gnrc Warning.
The accident occurred about .
o'clocN. l5o yards from shore. short
" after the young man left Camp
Wilson IN u launch with his two COM
paaions to- ASKING trip. Trouble
WAS experienced with the boats mo-
Philips and Hagan first missed
their companion whom they saw his
plaid cap boating near tho craft. He
hat soos 20 the bow Of the boat a
Few minutes before. they said. and
IL IS their opinion he fell from the
craft while attempting TO walk by
= narrow rail around the cabin 70
TIE stern % the launch. They said
they heard 10 cutlery and were Nm
aware % ;hsi- CONT an!ou's peril un-
Ill :hsy recognized his headgear
floating or the rivers surface.
Young Woody was universally
rcqcla- he was endowed with all
the character!stics calculated to
cause people 20 admire him and 10
tstl cordial toward him in his every
association. The circle in which he
moved was lsCse. and expressions
OF sincere regret were made yester-
day when ,he news OF the tragedy
was learned. Those associated with
A!m in his business relations held
him IN the highest esteem.
Funeral Tomorrow Mt O'Clock.
Nj Woody was member OF
St.io. Observance Lodge. No. 2o7.
A +. and \. ". and a Scottish Rite
Mason Besides his parents. he Is
survived by a sister. Margaret Ester
Woody, and one brother. Stewar, II.
Woody.
Funeral services VIII be conducted
from the home tomorrow afternoon
at O'clock. Services will be con-
Quoted by strict Observance Lodge.
no. 2o7. 4. 2. & 4. NJ, n, the grave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
nrehk Ground for Sforcs

announcement OF the breaking Of
ground for FIVE new stores ana flats
TO be erected adjoining the North Side
branch OF tho Richmond post oiiic.
was made yesterday by Postmaster
RAY I. Thornton. who is erecting IN.
oniIdlHgs. one OF the stores vii lac
occupied by Il branch Of the Amer.
iean Trust Company. tho front o, tba
building being smaller rcprohuc.
ton Of the Main Street HON. q,
that institution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
Apply for building Permit.

Appllcatlons Tor DuWdIng De-mIts
were yesterday filed VITA Hui,ain.
Inspector Batter by Muhl.mau =
Kayhoe 90 build two frame ana
stucco dwellings a. 1925 and 1927
Edgewood Avenue. 10 cost $4,000. i
f. Neumanr. TO build franz
dwelling at 703 West Thirty-thiri
Street to cos, S3.5O0. ana to $ D.
England 10 build a frame dwelling
a. 444s Bellevue Avenue 10 cost
$4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
Chamber comm,,,c.. =,

flans FOR better transnor,.,i''
,"eeh Richmond and the VALLEY of
N'rsinia viii be discussed n, ;,in,
meeting o! the advertising and trofac
of the Richmond Cban,bnr
.. commerce this afternoon ,t 4
y ciock' in the chamber. j. Scott !par-
Iish Is chairman of the traffic corr
niit.ce ana Ralph b. Harrison. chair
ma" "i the advertising committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
Today and Tonight
i'm Richmond

Lady Nancy Astor ana party ar
rive at Broad street Station, $40
a. NJ.
Rotary Club luncheon. Murphy's
Hotel. l L. NJ: leaves for Fred
ericksburE, 3:l5 =. NJ.
John Marshall House. Ninth and
Marshall Streets, open . y. NJ. to
8 L. NJ.
Lady Astor welcomed by citi-
zenJ ut City Auditorium. T:45 L. NJ.
Lady AStor speaks at s: Is L. u.
Virginia Observation-Disclosures vs.
Norfolk. Island Park. 1890 l.. NJ.
|. V. y. y. Tag Day, s a. NJ.
To l.. NJ.
FOR Thcatcr Calendar. sec page
five.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
Police Seek Nlisning Man.

Police have been enlisted IN a
search for A. r. Barr. OF Kcswick
Va. reported missing from the West
brook Sanatorium by authorities
since last Wednesday night. The pa
tient Is 36 years of age. and Is
described as erect OF stature. six feet
ono inch In height. He Is further
described az having a dark mustache
and wore dark au.t and cap at the
lime oil his disappearance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
Indorsc Public Library Noxems,t

~ recent meeting OF Richmond
'"uhci!, no. 3:5. Knights Of Column
bus resolutions were adopted dep!nr-
ins the fact That Richmond stanis
Almost atone among the cities of its
c'nsS az being without library. and
indorsing the movement Of tho puh
lie Library Association To have City
Council make early provisions for III,
erection and maintenance OF pub-
lie library.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
Knight. Tcmpinr wa, -,,,

Richmond Will be paid visit to-
uay "hen about 100 members OF
hcausant Commandery. knights Tenn
par OF baltimore. returning from
.he n'ehnial conclnvo OF knights
Templar held In New Orleans. wiI,
stop over for few hours 4 I,,nch.
ton In local hotel Will he scrynd
the visitors. who will be escorted IN
points OF interest about Richmond
following the luncheon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
Adycrtl.cr. Mcet romor,or.

The Richmond Advertising Club
Will meet at Murphy's Hotel tomor-
row at 1855 o'clock. at which time
tho new president. II. L. Hotze. Jr..
Will assume the chair for the first
time. The program calls for Com
plants and Suggestions" and tho
officers VIII welcome both, I'D they
want to make the club just what tho,
members want IL TO he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
WILL HELP TO INSTALL
FREDERICKSBURG CLUB
Following Meeting Here To-day, Rich
mond Club VIII Have Charge
OF Prorr,p,

Following tho weekly meeting Of
the Rotary CLUB ut 1 o'clock tode y,
that organization Will leave nj a.i5
o'clock for Fredcricksburp. WHARF n
Rotary Club will DO Installed. II is
believed two carloads of RotarIan.
Will attend the installation exoroiaes
in Fredericksburg. tho entire program
being In charge of the Richmond no
tary Club. "he pnrty Will reach
Richmond on the return at IL o'clock
tonight.
General Manager Conway, OF tho
Municipal Employment. Bureau, viii
speak at the meeting at Murphy's at
o'clock. and. through the courtesy
of Rotarian Ken Finlay. tho Harold
Bachman Miller Dollar Band" will
play during luncheon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
Davis /. FulI-FIedeed Lion.

At the meeting OF the Royal order
of Lions at Belvidere Hall last night
former Governor Westmorcland Davis
was installed as the Roaring Lion"
and is said 10 have acquitted himself
most successfully. Tho meeting was
largely attended. there being big
class OF new members on hand for
initiation. This is one OF the new
organizations. and IL said 10 bc grow
ing In all the important cities in the
country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
FIrrt Leaves city T,d,,

me ieet OF torty-three army ,ruck.
s'N touring cars. and six motorcycles.
men came into Richmond from mo
9ou'h sunday morning. and has b.cn
laying over nj Mayo's Island for ov.r.
"au'ihg, VII proceed 10 Camp Uo,a
"rd, Nd this morning. The de,,cb.
i'eh' comes from Cspsp Jcasup, O..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
Spanish war Veteran, n ,t...

fitzhush Leo Camp. Spanish War
setefahs. VIII hold. an important
nettlns tonight at 8 o'clock in the
Arhory to discuss the uniform
question fun attendance is re-
served
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
Confederate Museum

Twelfth and Clay streets.
0peh Daily A. 81. to 6 y, NJ.
saturday. a. NJ. to 2 p NJ.
Admiration. 25c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
"Battle Abbeyn

Confederate Memorial In.tisute
DouieVaro and Remington Avenue
Admission 25 OTIS
open 10 A Al TO p NJ
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-06-16

"what r. II, Aianr she asked
what is II about the Miwakaf You
said you'd found some reference to It
In Uncle Benny'e house. What was III
What did you find thereT'
"The man" Alan swallowed and
steadied himself and repeated-"the
man I met In the house that night
mentioned II. He seemed to think |
was ghost that had haunted Mr.. Cor
vet--the ghost from the Miwaka; at
least he shouted out TO me that
couldn't save the Miwakaw
Save the Miwakai What do you
m,aa. Alanf The Miwaka was lost with
all her people--officers and crew--no
one knows how or wherel"
"All except the one for whom the
Drum didn't beat I"
"What's thatT' Blood prIcked In her
cheeks. "What do you mean, Alan?'
II don't know yet; but J think III
soon find ouf."
mo; you can tell me more now,
Alan. Surely you can. must know.
have the right to know. Yesterday.
even before you found out about this,
you knew. things you weren't telling
MEETINGS about the people you'd
been seeing. They'd all lost people on
the lakes. you said; but you found out
more than that"
They'd all lost people on the Mi
waka - he said. "All who could tell
me where their people were lost; q
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-06-16

Love sees no faults.