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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08
McMECHEN =.
Trial Yesterday

Trial Yesterday
The trial OF Edward GoSsett vs.
Earnest Riddle was held yesterday be-
fore Squire DeeSan OF Beuwood Ed
ward Gossett sued Riddle for damages
to his machine 10 the amount OF so
that vas damaged in collision some
time ago. Mr.. GQsse,t claimed thar
Riddle was on the wrong side OF the
street but the evidence pointed the other
way and the case WAS dismissed in
favor OF the defendant
n Z. Services
Rev. 7. L. Flanagan OF the Fr.St NJ.
F.. church will deliver sermon on
Working With our Might" sunday
morning. AT the evening service he has
chosen for his subject. Trouble and De-
liverance." These two sermons will be
very good as Rev. F.anntngan has
spared no pains 10 make these two ad-
dresses very appropriate. sunday
School at $50 o'clock.
Legion Meeting
The members of \. a. Mountain Post,
American Legion. met IN their head
quarters last evening S1y their regular
business session. MGcn business was
on hand and a good attendance was
present. The meeting was called TO or
der at o'clock.
Xsffsr Improving
The condition OF W. T. Refer. hotel
proprietor. was some improved las:
evening Mr. Kctter was hurt in n auto
accident last Monday afternoon near tho
Hickman coal mine and was taken TO
the Glendale hospital where he - con-
fined. His condition IS very serious but
the attending physician. Dr.. Barlow.
still holds out hopes OF his recovery.
Christian Church Services
Rev c. W. Fuller OF the Christian
church will take for his sermon at the
morning service tomorrow, The Hles-
SINK of Prayer" The service will start
at II o'clock. In the evening the sub
feet viii be The Hidden Life. This
service will start at S o'clock. Sunday
School at 10 o'clock.
MoMschen Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs r.. Shultz OF MokeeSport,
Pa. are visiting friends here.
Miss Wilma Shaffcr IS recovering
from her recent attact Of scarlet fever.
Mrs John RAIDER is much improved
from her recent attdct OF scarlet fever
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mcrriner arc
spending several days visiting relatives
In Middlebourne.
Miss Helen Reed % Garfield street
Is confined TO her home seriously Ill.
The Modern Woodmen az IN" World
he'd their regular weekly business meet
Ing last night ---.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08

This 'stter has been resolved,
WSs; Liberty. w Va. july l.
Potomac Theatre.
Potomac. ". Va.
Dear Sirs:
7 would like - know what y"u ;hi1N
," having moviHg r!c.ure@ IN N"
church: also woud ike TO have the
pubic know what yo>i think Of this ma
ter. have been a church member '"r
several years and I think II Is wronS
10 turn the church into a theatre. Bnt
YOU know more about Tive picture past
ness ,haa I do and should know moro
~ ihiS business tian anyone in West
Liberty. Now give the public your op.n-
len o: ;h!S.
Yours very truly.
\ READER.
rs. will look in the daily raperS
for your opinion.
IN reply will say that thor" IS arSu-
mcrt ho:h Cor and against this matter
but will say that ;he best tw" letters
m This subject that ar" sent in Will he
published mex; week. 80 anyone can give
us mis- or htr opinion on this matter
Miss Irene Richmond was married
Saturdar in Wheeling. This was quite
n surprise 10 her many friends here,
Her friends wish her much success.
Mr.. Charles Erun"r has raised sew
oral pair Of phea SAINTS fo~ tn" fish and
game association Of Ohio county am
states fhat about eight pair OF these
phca santS hav" left his farm. lie asks
his friends nor" t. look after theS" and
see that no on" kills them It Is be
if"ved that these phcasants are still
IN Ohio county
George G. RiIlirk has announced here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08
BEECH BOTTOM BOY IS HELD
UNDER $4,000 FOR ACCIDENT
POTOMAC

The Patom2C theatre Is now under
has taken over the theatre. Nj Brown
expects 10 give his frs; show next
Monday night July 10. This is expect
cd to be a S.x-ree, show. ARRANGEMENTS
have been made 10 take IN all passes
that have been issued by Lewis Vim.
Roy Smith or anyone else that had any
right - issue passes for this theatre
next Monday night. After this date
these passes Will he void. Mr.. Brown
states thai no passes will be issued from
now on. so Il you do any work for the
theatre you will get paid and when you
attend the show you will he expected I"
pay the 2S-cent admission. We all
hope Mr.. Brown great success. ANY
arrangements made from now on VIII
be void uu'ess made through Mr.. Brown
Roy Smith IN 4 few days VIII call on
you and see Z YOU still wan; The papers
that are being sent YOU. II you d. YOU
can keep them coming without missing
u copy. We ask you :" compare these
papers with any other paper in the
state and tell me when come what you
think Of the paper. Anything that YOU
Think would naH- the paper better
better paper Will he gladly considered.
\ coat bank may BE- opened in the
"otomac district ~ the near future.
This VII he = rreIt help IN getting
coal c"r the winter Boost Il.
several from ih:s district attended
The picture show given ii f. NJ. Hun
ter 1T Yves, Liberty Thurlday evening.
The vo'c tNa; w&S taken last evening
shows ,hat most re"ri" here like stock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-08

IIfIr Ms.
have read Your Potomac column
,very week sine" II has started and be-
,;cyn that vou have neglected ~ write
,he scores Of the West Alexander hall
;ra;,. which pays three times week
and sometimes four time. This would
make the Potomac column much more
interesting. am sure.
iS,guc,D \ READER.
IN reply will say If Won VIII send Us
these scores each wee, NC will Only b"
.rn g.ad 70 have tEcm Published; also.
vii, 1--WE anyone doing good w"r& good
credit. Address them - the News De
Ya-tment 81 the Potomac theatre 70
t0mac, ". Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
MUST NOT KILL DOCS
UNDER LICENSE ACE
Game Wardens Who Do So
Not Entitled to State
Fee of $3.50.

Gam" wardenS who Kill dors
Under the license age will not hc
PAD the $3.50 State fee. accord;ne N
an announcemen made yesterday nv
W. !icDonald Lee. Commissioner az
Gh'"e and Inland Fisheries. timer
this ruling. puppies. until they reaca
me age OF months, will be immun,
rom the death penalty.
IN ms letter TO tn" game warden..
commissioners Lee pointed on, that II
mad come 20 his attention that tho
lee has been charged up when tho
Lors were under tho license are.
commenting on this. Commissioner
Lee said:
NO game warden who IS so de-
hcicnt in his duties as TO kin runnics
under months of age without inc
zee being attached. is the kind Of :,
man wanted on the game warden
The letter was also sen, to all
MAYORS of cities and towns and
boards Of Supervisors. with the re-
quest that any violations coming 10
'hHir attention be immcdiatel,, rc.
ported to The state Department rf
came and Inland Fisheries Ior ac-
zion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
COMMANDER COWLES
WILL ADDRESS MASONS
First omc,nI Visit Ia Richmond Sine.
Elevation ny supreme Council
In Washington

An address by John II. Cowles.
sovereign grand commander OF the
Ancient and Accented Scottish Rite
o; Frecmasonry for the Southern
jurisdiction OF the United states. will
h" delivered to Scottish Rite Masons
az Richmond and vicinity at the
scottish Rite Temple. rark Avenue
and Harrison street. tonight at s
e" clock. This will be tn. first Off
cal visit OF the grand commander 70
Richmond since he WAS elected al a
meeting "f the supTcme council in
Washington .ast fall
tour Of the jurisdiction has
oeen made by Grand Commander
Co"!eS He has bc..I making adj
dresses on educa;iona. topics OF in
'ercs; TO Scottish Rite Masons. 4
similar meeting TO that held in Rich
mond Will take place in Charlotte. -.
=. tomorrow night;
All thirty-third degree Masons of
the jurisdiction viii meet Grand
Commander Cowlcs when he arrives
IN Richmond from Washington this
afternoon at , o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
VA. PRESS BODY MEETS
IN STAUNT0N IN JULY
Summer Gathering Will Be
Held in Valley 20. 81
and %.

ne summer or annual meeting
OF the virginia Press Association will
ne heid in Staunton on Thursday
friday and Saturday. July 30, ~ and
-. RMS decision was reached vcs-
terday afternoon At a meeting of the
executive committee held a, Muir
phys Hotel. Letters We're received
from the Chamber of Commerce the
Rotary Club and other organizations
OF charlottesville. and also from tho
Rotary Club. the kiwauis club and
the Chamber Of Commerce. Of pu-
laski. inviting the association to hold
the convention in those cities.
With the view of holding the meet,
inS AT point where there would be
good attendace ana tn" possibility
OF increasing membership. the OK
ecutiNe committee finally decided
upon stanton as the meeting place.
II being planned to visit Harrison
burg and Winchester in automobiles
in See the VALLEY" tour
T.. G.. SVEN, historian At the COL
lcSe OF William and Mary. Williams
burg, met with the committee and
discussed the plans FOR the table.
to he erected in memory of William
Parks. the first printer in Virginia
+. G. Pelouzc. Of the Virginia Caro-
lima Motorist. a member OF the me-
mortal tablet committee. also was
present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
.R|CHMONDERS MAY Be
HEIRS TO VAST FORTUNE
Relatives Declare Wealthy
Ranch Owner Incapable Of
Making Legal Will.

Declaring that Walter r. Jones.
wealthy ranch owner and cattle
baron. who died in New Mexico. was
in i'll health and incapable Of max
ing legal will prior to his death
/ three Richmond relatives are in
voived in litigation fight through
which they may win fortune Of
millions.
Louis @. Wendeuburg and j. NJ
Turner, attorneys. left for Dcming
y. NJ yesterday as counsel for the
deceased kin here. who are Miss
Amanda j. Jones. sister. Of COS West
Cary street: Miss Margaret Jones.
sister. sam. address. and Fred y.
Jones, brother. 3li West Fourteenth
Street. South Richmond
Jones, who went West from Rich
mond many years ago. acquired vast
ranch and land holdings in Califor-
mia. New Mexico. Texas ami Mexico.
He left two Wills upon his death.
February :. 1920. in the first he
beuqcaihcd nearly all his property
to his brothers and sisters here: in
the latter he left the bulk of his
estate TO l3-year-old boy protege
IN the form OF trust fund
The second Will was taken off pro-
bate after contest. and the case now
is on appeal to the District Court in
New Mexico. which is similar to the
Circuit Court here The fac, tina,
the second will was removed from
probate is accepted by the relatives
attorneys as indicative the courts
probably Will decide ia their favor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
PAGEANT EQUIPMENT
I'm ROUTE TO RICHMOND
'hTn C"nvryinR Chairs and o,bs-
SentihS Apparatus Left CIc,r-
land lHrlduS

'ars conveying 10 Richmond the
Chairs and othe: seating apparatus
,Or me N'rs MIA Historical Pageant.
!ttt Cleveland, ohio. last Friday. over
IN" PENNSYLVANIA Railroad on on.
"l 'hh cars are TWO banners each
'Ai- ir"i, VI the top OF each banner
- 'he slogan Of the Virginia Pageant.
Carry III" Eack to old virginia. .
and beneath the slogan Portable
=F"ndStand material. bound for Viz
una hiSi"rica. Pageant. Richmond.
Va" May - TO =. 1872 T. 4 No.
hush seating Company.
IN" trainloLd Of chairs viii be
placed on tn" team track at the V!r-
S!hla state Fair Grounds. and II IS
expected the train viii arrive to-
morrow. The train carries 10000
chairs for the mammoth onnn air
Hmphithcatcr. besides other cuu,D.
mcnt including hox seats and other
construction material
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
4 EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
ELECT THEIR VESTRYMEN
ST. Thomas. ST. Andrews, ST.
James and All Saints Adj
here to Ancient Custom.

While few OF the Episcopal
churches in Richmond still cling TO
the old custom OF choosing ves,ry-
men for the year on Easter Monday
Of each year. the majority OF I'm,
churches held such elections in Jan.
uary. The old custom ur bcginr.,-
the church year with Easter Monday
night is brought down from Tho.
dora OF Tarsus. who oricinted the
parish system in I'm: gland In tho carly
centuries With modern conditions
the churches have. begun the fiscal
year with January /. the custom
rapidly growing for the last :our
or hNc years.
Episcopal churches s,ill observing
the old custom are the following.
with tn" Ncstrymen chosen at church
meetings last night:
81. Thomas-W. NJ Archer. II. G.
beverley. pr. Harry Baker. Thomas
Is Howell. Hugh Miller. W Earl
Miller w. i. Rudd, s W. Rose. T. l.
Huf'ln AleAandcr +. Itylanh. 4. -
schumacher. Thomas Stanford Dr. /.
q. Williams and James White.
81. an ircw's-F = scott, y II.
May. e. NJ. Henley &. !. Newell. Il. n
Sarvay. Thomas Z. Davis. John W
Head. jefferson Starkc. w T.. Han
hins. III. c. Baur Benjamin T. Pc,tu~
aud William II. StutE. Officers were
not elected
ST. James H. Addison. senior
warden. James CaSi;ic. junior war
den: Or. j. y. Cpshur. register: James
y. Moncurs. treasurer: :. w Travers.
James X. Gordon, o. II. FunsNn.
l.anSbourne Williams. Murray Nc
Guirc. q. G. Minor Charles \. An.
derson. Henry Valentine. Clayburn
Watkins. John B. Mordccai ana VII
lam Palmer Hill
All Saints-John Tyler. senior war.
dcn; pr. John Dunn junior warden.
Fred :. Valentine. register: Gus NJ
Aitilchd. treasurer. John w Bovd.
assistant treasurer: Or. Hugh NJ. ~
Ter Thomas l.. Moore Robert &;
thornton. Mann S. Valentine, Robert
u. Anderson. Alexander H. Sands
tchry W. Ruun;rcc. Joseph Button.
walter y. Williams and -. Nice.
thornton. Jr Reginald Gillian was
rhhniE'ously elected trustee to M
the vacancy occasioncd by the death
OF IN" late Peter II Mayo.
Monumental Episcopal church viii
"!eci it's vestrymcn Wednesday ni-h;.
APRIL 70.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
Booklet Details
Hotel Disaster
l.. S. Jones WriteS OF
Holocaust That Cost
1,reIre LireS.

The Quarterly Magazine. issued 10y
;hc National Fire Protection Asso-
citation, jus; out for April. contains
graphic story of the Lexington
Hotel fire. written by chief l.. :.
Jones. of the local bureau of Fire
Protection The narrative tells of
the incidents connected with the
tragedy. in which twelve lives were
lost. ana gives vivid account of
the WORK of the tiremcn In reScuing
the survivors.
Mr.. Jones says the fire probably
originated in little room on the
second floor near the fire escape.
which was filed with material easily
!gnitcd. and that Spontaneous com
huston was the probable primary
cause OF the holocaust. He writes
mat the flames had been gaining
Roadway FOR fully twenty-five min
utes before the alarm was turned iu
N the alarm had been sounded
promptly. he writes. many Of those
who persisted might have been
saved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
FINANCE COMMITTEE
TO CONSIDER DOCKET
W III Meet Tunirht ut o'clock Ia
"n>iucr bond Issues for Pub
II" ImnrnNcmrnis.

Inc F!uancc Committee Of CITY
Council viii meet at O'Clock tonight
:" consider Its docket. The commit
Ice mas before !; q number Of ordi-
nances and resolutions pertaining to
financial affairs tif bu,ii issues for
public improvements All Of which
may he disposed Of, to- he acted upon
~ inc nest meeting 90 city Council.
IN" committee wi! nee, in opcn
session tomorrow night a; : o'clock
!" Near from merchants and others
IN reference I" the proposed !ic.ns.
taxes for Tho year as agreed upon
10y me committee. Proposed changes
in ne licenses arc negligible. The
ord name" has hccn open To INC nuh.
lIc in IN" ohice OF the civ Conn.
,i"''er sine" Friday, and viii b. untn
''morr"w evening Comptroller Co.
i"r said y"s'erda> tina, number of
iisi. but that 40 complaints had he,
registered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
GROUND Is BROKEN
FOR SUBURBAN CHURCH
Richmondcrs Attend Ceremonies at
Richm"nd Heights baptist.
on Osborne Turnpike.

Ground WAS broHen for the erection
OF Richmond Heights Baptist Church.
about three miles below Richmond on
the osborne Turnpike. Yesterday at
ternoon. Rev +. i: Throck morton.
pastor Of the church. gave its his.
tory. The congregation joined in
singing during the ground breaking
ceremonies"
Leland J. Powell pastor Of rinc
Street BAPTIST Church. Richmond
spoke on Tn" church and It's Foun-
hhtion. MIR Bcaz.cy. OF Leigh Street
Baptist Church. smoke. az did Rev.
panfey. pastor OF For, Lee Eap;i.t
church. Rev. Hoover. or New Bridge
Baptist Church, addressed the meet
ing on How d Country Church
Should Grow
How to Develop New Church"
was the subject Of the Rev. Howard
l. stewart. Of Leigh street Baptist
church II. l.. Howard was master Of
ceremonies over $500 for the build
ing of the church has been raised
The benchicti"n was pronounced by
charles &. Reed. OF Leigh Street
Baptist Church. The lot is paid for
ana contract for the. church lei
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
ADOPT PLANS FOR
MAURI MEMORIAL
Cornerstone viii he Laid in May
With Appropriate E1-

~ a Joint meeting OF the Maury
Memorial Association and the United
Daughters OF the contederacy yes
terd&y afternoon in the Jefferson
Hotel fual plans FOR the program. TO
ol presented az the laying OF the
cornerstone OF the Matthew Fcn-
tame MaUry monument We're made
Mrs franl. Anthony Wake, chair
man AZ tlc monUmcn; committee. OF
Nort''k. addressed tn. meeting.
I'll CORNERSTONE for the Maury
memorial Will he laid May - with
appropriate exercises rho monu-
nsut viii cost S50,upO, and viii he
erected On Monumeu, Avenue. ahou,
'"u blocks from tho Stoncwall JACK
Npr Monument. y. chandler Jr.
tsidon. OF the State Normal school
az retorick>burE, vii! maze the
principal address,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
PRESBYTERIAN CAMPAIGN
FUND REACHES S68,258
Christian Education NJ y e.
ment Gets of to Good
Start.
NEED slsr.74. TO ATTAIN GOAL
White First In! sec. Average EN-
Cccdch. u viii Re Necessary To
Keep ip stride u Total Is Raised,
Workers Are rUd.

Including initial gifts which were
distributed among tn. various
classes tho Presbyterian movement
for Christian education reached "a
total OF s6>.gaS Yesterday. accordiug
TO announcement by : W. McGili Il,
the luncheon At campaign hcadquar-
ierS Richmond has vet siSl.7i2 20
subscribe before reaching is goal,
and, while the first day saw the aver
age exceeded. i; VIII he necessary.
4, was pointed out. 10 Keep up the
stride Il tho totn. is raised before
the time limit is reached.
More than 500 workers were pres
eni =; the luncheon at 1870 o'clock
Yesterday a; Second Presbyterian
Church. and the details OF the canvass
we're handled rapidly Applause
greeted each dean as the reports were
read and every body cheered when Mr..
McGul said THAI the attenda nee at
this luncheon beat all records.
William r Reed. chairman OF the
executive committee, told the workers
that nc wanted full reports today
lie had no doubts a to results, he
said. but he was anxious TO break
that worlds record referred TO by
Mr. McGil. Mt McGill has remarked
that in no city in which this move
nert had been conducted had the
campaign finished ahead OF time
The reports by deans submitted
yesterday were as follows: Mrs. J.
". McComb. S6.ias. Mrs Cameron
Johnson, S5'l. Mrs. r l.. ko!ner.
$3.50; c. 6. Taylor. .22.32o; W. S.
Ehoads sl,6po: W. B. Lorraine.
Slo.5it. (. q. Richardson. ss,56S: T.
". hoenninser S5.So5; l. q, Burris.
e
Cease. $500. : NJ Alexander. S+l5.
W. 9 Carpenter. S73S; Horace iawes.
Sd,-s5; Stanley Mckenney. si.5'3-
SIS 25S
An urgent call was sent out to all
workers yesterday afternoon TO re-
po"; at Second Presbyterian Church
today at 1850 o'clock FOR report
The classes are Kept only MY min
Gtes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
VIII Attend Fraternity Convention

r. vernon Elicit and Alfred X
Mitchell. Of Omicron Chapter ri
happa Alpha National Fraternity. Of
the University of Richmond. and
Kenneth Tiiicr, OF the Richmond
alumni chapter OF the fraternity.
icit Yesterday 10 attend the eighth
hlennia! convention Of the fraternity.
L" b" held In New York civ. begin
h'hg THIS morning and lasting
through Friday. They will stop ri;
'he iotcl Pcnns ylvania. the couvcu-
S'"h headquarters. Representatives.
rom a number Of other Virginia col
IeSeS having chapters Of the fra
'"rnit% viii attend also.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18

Governor Trinkie will I've out OF
the city again the latter part OF the
week. Or, Wednesday, night the
Governor and his Official staff VIII
start down the James River To New =
port News on yacht sent here 10y
the Chamber of Commerce Of New =
port News. ON Thursday mornih;;
the party viii visit til. Newpor;
News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
company plant and viii see the giant
inner Leviathan being made ready
lor conversion once more into the
greatest steamer ahoat. In the ar
ternoon the party will h. the guests
o: the Virginia League at the OPEN
me- game Of the season between
Richmond and Newpuri News
On Friday the Governor Will 70
To Mount Vernon for the Governors
Day exercises
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
4 nilrcw tntoni III.

Andrew Antoni Eichmond's oldcs,
el''zeh. is in ii! health At the home
% MS daughter. Mrs. William Tyler.
near petersburg. IL was reported yes
teEGay. Mr. Au;oni VIII enter upou
his 35th year next month For many
Years he ran an elite candy shop on
MHlh street. near Eleventh. later
moving 10 Broad Street. and still
later TO Ninth Street. near Franklin.
MI Ahi"ni has been o.. the re-
tired list for score of years. Ills
health has been good all these wears.
ana now he is merely i'll from adj
vanccd aGc. although his spirits are
reported to be still high He has
frequently said he expected 10 live
10 at least 100 years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
Grand Council. II. A.. to uce.

NJ toru"'h annual session of the
Grand Council Of Virginia. ROYAL Ar
ehHlm. viii be called 10 order hv
''r""d Regent G. 9. Page a, -
" c!"c" TO-DAY at Murphy's Hotel re-.
ports az officers FOR the year and
General conditions in the state viii
be discussed
ohicers will be elected tomorrow.
"'ter which the council Will be al
messed by Harold - knoeppie. su.
irene curator. OF New York. Abou,
S'N.h'E .hVe representatives from an
parts Of the State viii attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
WAKES ENTHUSIASTIC OVER
WATER PASSENGER SERVICE
Governor Believes Old Domnon's New Service Will
Be Distinct Asset to State-Goes to Newport
News and Mount Vernon

Governor T.. lee Trinkle. who re-
ing. after several days absence. was
highly enthusiastic over the passen
Ger service iuaucurated last week
between Norfolk and New York 10y
the old Dominion Transportation
Company. The Governor and his
family were among the passengers
on the first round "trip
The old Dominions new service
viii hc a distinct asset TO the state.
IN the opinion % the Governor. who
is ttt'm believer in the port OF
Hampton Roads and welcomes any
thing that Will add 10 its greatness
tie believes success OF the passenger
line 10 New York eventually will
lead Ia tho establishment of similar
service by lines in other directions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
Fin" DRY" Inv yioI.,or,

ok cases Of alleged violation c-
~" hrchi"ition laws were dispos,d
musings Court yesterday.
'HE ana Mckinley Holman wri.
n"Lh gwen one mouth in jai! and
nh'a 100. Arthur Wilson and S,u,r,
,.ahe were each fined $50. Wubur
wa lace and ~ s Kausion w.re
each Tined $50 ana gwen one month
IN Jail
iH1s" Richardson. who had tcon
.ndisro~ed ana confined to his room
''T about ton darS WaS nb.o To ii,
Lht0ueh Inc sc.afon