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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
PETERSBURG K|WAF' 6
ENTERTA|Ns DR. !. DIXON
Famous Preacher y trIs Hosts
OIL AR hald Expc-
rlCIlces

PETERSBCRG. VA. April ls.-pe.
'ershurs kiwanians e d as thor hon
"rch xucs, today r. 4 G. Dixon
recognized ono ,r ia. ,..,,,,,,
greatest preachers. tho is now hoI.I.
ing scri.s uf r. n -iv,i ,...,,,u . ,
the Frs, Bnp,i-t 5chmrch' nnanr the
auspices Of all u , Baptist d.nomina.
lions Of the city
Dr. Dixon ga' p, vivid dcscrip,l,n
Of his cxper!cr rcs In I..pJop n,,riu,.
me world war when h. was u.s,nr
~ '"c great FurEnon Memorial Tab
'thacle- f"r rwcn,y minutes he hold
IN. c'"s" an fntion ~ the kiwani,nx
many "' WI gan hsi visited London,
pn' yer" Ia % or tncr,. during ,n air
raid. g" "''
>nh' Bullet Does work.
pr. DIN especially mentioned a,
~ '"'". ring au air RAN when a
r"'"' "u ~ Invented NV n Sro,ch
i"" ~ s.ghi down on. Of the great
ri''' Th"s" l"Iile,s. h. said.
,h,, red rs the Gcr,ns,ns NOR.
oih'r war weapon usod in
ns",'' a!rship~ iIe said IN. h,s.
, as bulit as bomb uronf ana
S ntEh' over i.2"o people wcnld
under his church to &c, out
Way az IN" airShip~
mi '"S I.hNenstc!n awarded ,h.
I" m" chairman ct tho at
sthhi"nS At their meetings The
Z! ones w.r" Fred Bishop and
{ III" To,ty
President @o3y appointed Iierb.r,
uck"r. W \. Worth and Howard
4 Wells 80 cUmmi,ir. from tho XII
4 wants club 10 meet Colonel Uanr,,-a
Ma"nid"r. national commander ~ IN.
American Legion. who comes 10 10.
''rShhrg Friday as tn. cues, Of III.
local post,
Enjoy Splendid Program.
Following the business sas.ion
/ PRESIDENT Jolly turned the rn.-,inv
| over I" kiw"niau j. j. %"Lrn-. chair
man ~ the entertainment -.ommi,,..
ana he furnished IN. kiwani,ns ON.
OF IN" best trat they have wi,t,e.s.d
since the club vas Gganized Tn.
. program consisted Of solos by Miss
: i"s:ie Ncave>. Miss Jane Henn.Eey
MIS- th"fiey Mart. OliH Rogers and
iinEh Ailet. and Il duet by Mrs Mar
! I'm and Mr. Rogers MIS-. Ev.,Iyn
! h'aSlcN hcc"mpa MED tho singers ON
The pann.
Tn" singers. VINO are among m.
! Guy best artists, charmed the. X
NahI'hs :" such AN extent that. ,h.,
! were compelled TO respond 10 cr,.ores
. ne program ~ songs va. excel
F., i"n' and Mr Nclms was co.nrra;u.
ia'"" by rrcsidcn, Jolly for the en-.
itr'ainment
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JURY ACQUITS ORRICk
in LLOYD MURDER CASE

hehrN orrick. charged with the
murder OF Robert Lloyd at the CITY
"h..r! ~. was acquitted hy
jury in Hastings Court last mpbt
! u" defense was that Orrick hadshrcn
ihcehsed hecaus" az attentions uai1
hs Wiff..wh h" had complained 10, him
MIS-. prrick said on the stand that
me report made to her husband were
true.
evidence vas introduced to dis
rreoi' me Neracity OF Mrs. OrNick
larry I. Glenn. appointed by J,nlgc
Richardson tn defend brrick an
Quoted the examination and EXPRESSED
satisfaction At the verdict. dec:art ng
that he had felt All alons tho man
had been worked up to a point. Of
frcn"ied excitement. Orrirk and
prricks wife were inmates at the
CITY Home. under treatment.
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IN connection with a bomb explosion
mere. Tn" explosion was ON July
~ 1916. during parade. and ten
people were killed and fourteen in
iurcd
hEIAND. FLA April 1S.-Mr.
Alice +. Shields was indicted ,o1,y
by the N"'u>ia County grand Jury in
connection with the killing Of her
husband William y. shields. former
~ OF Moline. III. near here. tho
night Of February $. Th" time biII
charges her with having aided
ah"ttcd. hired. procured or coi,n.eIcd
The unidentified person who killed
Shields.
WAStiINGTON. April lS-Acuuisi-
ton "f additional land at several
army posts at cost Of more than
Nl.v"p."oo is authorized under a bill
passed today ~ the Senate and sent
(" the House. Additional land To
hc acquired includes rig Point. Va.
ordnance reserve depot. $4,000. and)
Richmond. Va. air depot. s.73.
Lin" steamer cr.zaba New YORK tol
Havana. grounded shortly before 81
!. NJ. today on tn. rocks at the en-
trance la Havana harh"r. The ves.-
-. - in no danger. sh" is Within
" stones throw 81 the shoTr T},.
triHaba has heavy list. Excitement
among the passengers. apparent gust
after the steamer struck. waS.uui,JkIy
GAINED by the ships officers
NEW YORK. April lS.-Mrs
l.anrene Helms and her two Jsmall
children were burned 10 DEATH early
today in fire in newly constructed
apartment house in III. WasiS IngtOn
Heights section of the city. Only a
Few of The rooms in the building were
occupied. and fremen did .ut know
OF the presence OF the Woman and
her children until after the .ifre was
eNtinguished.
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nurIInrs Again Active.

lEI tRS'' EG: VA, April iS-The
st"r" OF Mrs. Matte RagSd.Ie. 7l5
Ransom Street. was entered last
night hN burglars who failed Ia take
anything away with them. Mrs. Rags
aaic reported tn. matter to TN. no
nc" ana said tn" burglars entered
WIN key. Another robbery took
r'sr" last night when S"m. ON. stole
: tire and rim from the automohilc
belonging to Il. +. Miller. Of liz Shore
street.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Margaret GoodIo.

Mrs Margaret Crist G,pdloe
"'""" 81, lanes y. ioodlpc. died
S'S'"rdaN AT her home at Actpa. Va.
aged - years. She is survry,d hv
'M 'hildrrn. Mrs John i McfIenrv
81 l'"ufvilie; Mrs. W Bailey Saun-
""f". ~ Richmond. and John Iiaw.
'h"rh"r Robert and sam GOODBYE. The.
AFTER '"i Richmond The funcr,,' will
t"n" place at o'clock WcdEneSdav
~ Ny Hebron Church. Aft,tn and
a"',HI ihe pallhcar"rs viii he. Henry
iHt chkiss and Eim0r- -. .'Hotch-
kiSsTJr OF Richmond
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Mrs. L.. z. ". Mcxhers.

ASHLAND. VA, April lS.--Mrs.
Annie Carter MeybcrG. 81. wifs of
L.. r.. w. MeyberC. died In her home
here today aftm an illness OF a
week. Mrs. Mey6erG's home was In
Goochland County. and sho moved TO
ashland twenty-eigh, years ago at
the time OF her marriage. She is
survived by her husband. three sons.
>. Kari. l.. Onto and L. f. w, Jr.;
three daughters. Misses Elizabeth,
FRANCES and. Louise Meyberg; two
sisters Mrs. We \. Lewis, of Rich
mond; Mrs. H. II. White, Of Fork
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Grny. Enjoy banquet roprrnt

PETEHSBrRG, VA. April is TIL
Petersburg Grays will hold n b Lns,e
tomorrow night n, the arm pry n
which time the officers and III en- vii
meet and discuss various mat Herss o
Importance pertaining to the weIfRr
OF the company Captain w. DARN
strong. commanding officer OF nth
Grays. announced today tn Il ther
would be no set program for 9Th
meeting. and. that there , touldI b
no outsiders or guests
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Mhytc HcndS Chest Drive.

PETERSBURG. VA. April lS.AAt
c"mmittc" OF the Community Chest
Thomas Whyte was elected chair
man. j. Nat Harrison, general chair
man Of the campaign, presided over
the meeting. and many impurtan
uucstiors were brought up and dis,
'uss"d relative To the proposed drjv,
for SNo,oo", which will he held mex
month. This money will go to th
organizations belonging to the. chest
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STARTS AFOOT FROM
PACIFIC TO SEE HARDING
Icy AssocialeI LESS |

ny Associated PreSS
HNN FRANCISCO, April l>-Rcv.
w. +. bamcwood. q loca! minister.
declared today he would start Thurs
"aN for Washington. ~ g.. afoot.
u" minister said he expected To 20
blind soon and that he wanted I, 500.
" resident while h" coald. Tn. min
'S'Nr' WI" is pas, Gu. Will take about
pounds Of luggage with
h'h' winch he said. he would haul
IN small wagon. He viii start with
81 in cash
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VI. r.. .igcr.
FA kMNlI.l.f., VA. Apri

FARMNlI.l.E. VA. April lS.-M T..
Asec. CD. died q; his home on Buff
falr street today after lingering
illness. He is survived Ivy a large
Family "' children. all OF whom were
NJ MS irdSida when the end came
he also leaves widow. lntcrmcnt
VIII hc In the Farnvillc Cemetery
tomorr"w afternoon AT O'Clock SER
vices being conducted hy his pastor
Rev. {. Edward Rurrcu Mr.. Age
was formerly citizen If Cumber-
land County. but for the past few
years has made his home in Farm
Vile.
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me" This hardening process may
""n'inu" until All avenues of m.
rr""' II ar" ont OF. aud YOU ar, given
up tu hardness OF heart. Not 10 he.
il"N" on the Spn Of cod to turn
from the light INTO the darkness. To-
f'IHSe lie and accept death On
>uch person 'ih" wrath ., God
ahid"th.'
services will he held All this week
by br. Dixon at 10 \. VI. and T.. NJ
Ills splendid sermons ar. attracting
large crowds to the church
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Funeral Of Archibald ~ Perkins
twh" died Monday in the Retreat for
ne Slrk. viii lie held this morning
Val IL O'Clock. Services VII lie con
Quoted Al the Church Of the, HOLY
'"'M "rier. Intcrm"ut will II. in
i:i%rrirw. MIR. Perkins = survived
by his parents. four sisters a nd two
brothers, all OF Richmond
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RECORD FOR HALF-MIl.E
{ BROKEN By NORWICH
IRN I.niieh nrnS.l

NJ" YORK. April lS-i:y way of
lraininE Tor the Derby Norwich. the
s,e"t thrc.- N"ar-"ld. clipped ono. NTH
S''"hh from the American half mil,
record "i IL - in Il workuui al ~.
"'h'' on u SospN track Morvirb
'"Nct"h IN" hrSt eighth in II seconds
,nc quarter in =: and thrc.-cIphthsi in
- -" i'"hau and Anon Jointly held
M haII mn" record. which still
va nus. IS M"rNi"h'S performance was
lions '"'' 'oHhi-
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Mobiir rurns s.,,,.h.,

MohIi.f. ALA. April iS-rhn deal
ll"r Nrl roma. catcher III tn. Mobile
H"n' n"'h Association team To go io
Nv ,TIrhhS club. was completed
M"hiir mas cut down Ia two c,tcbers
,''l l'nkcr. who Mas with IN. rort .
Tint 'hcliic Coast League. last wear.
I, ''"nn S'hult", hold over from
49, season. TIC release OF GU, =
helders II. r.. Jenkins and W. &. Wick
nam also was announced
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funeral services "f the late John !
Wright were held Yesterday after
noon at o'clock at the home OF
his daughter. Mrs. Florence Wilmer.
near Amherst, and were conducted
10y Rev. j. VI. Franklin, &c the Ran
fist church and Rev. W. A. Draer
OF the Methodist Church. y'he body
was buried in The Amhepst Gene
terry. thr services there being in
charge OF the MaSons.
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DnNIs NNeatrcef-

BEDFORD. VA. April IS.-Thc
funeral services for Davis Oversireei
30. were conducted from the home OF
MS brother. Seth overstrcei. Satur-
day afternoon ut o'clock by Rev
j. IL. Grey. and the intcrment made
in pakwood Cemetery MIR. Over
streets death occurred suddenly early
Friday morning in Roanoke
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Mon and five brothers. Emm.,, 9:
'af'er' w. Il. Carter. OF Richmond.
~ y carter. of Alice. and l.. X ana
80 ". 'ar'er. Of 6oochland County
The fun-ra! services will he CON
Quoted 1t The grave in Woodl,vp
cemetery on Wednesday, afternoon
e, o'clock by Rev :. c. Hatcher
and Rev. G. g. Kelly.
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FAMINE CONDITIONS aaj
GREATLY IMPROVED
Hoover Tells President Not An o
Congress Fund VIII lie ~.
Needed.
Ry Associated rressl

Ry Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON April lS-Sccre-
tary Hoover was understood to have
advised President Harding aud. This
Cabinet today that II was probable
that not all OF the seO.ooo.OOO appro+
priation provided by Congress for
Russian relief would he needed
Famine conditions in Russia were
reported by MIR. Hoover as Improve
ing greatly. Ecu KS
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Fircrs urnrh rnrt. rrn,n

T'N .NEN'''''U ItI T'rNSH.I
'i.Ip iRAfA. CAPE VERDE
ISLANDS. April 1.-THE Portuguese
s-aplansc. which Is att"mutiur /,
Night from Portugal to Era.il ar
rived here at o'clock this evening
from st. Vincent
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FARMNlLl.E, VA. April IS.-The
funeral Of Mrs. l.. NJ Rlanton. ~
Norfolk. Will take place here AT s,
Johns Memorial Episcopal Church
i"morro" AT ESQ o'clock, and inter
mfnt VIII ne made in the Farm
VINE Cemetery. Mrs. Rlanton is re-
ir'Nd to &. NJ. Robertson. Of this
CITY.
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iInth ana Mobii" won rhc tronhi.s
"ir""d hy John ~. Martin. president
81 ne southern Association Of BaSe-
palI inbS. To the cities with The
largest attendance On unerinr ,lay nf
IN" l:2: Southern Association son,
son; according to Attendance figures
made public today
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Rcd Wen Here Tonisnt

Tho great Pocahontas OF the I'M,
prov1i order of Red Men of'Roanoke
VIII visit Richmond tonight as the
guest or the local order and will moet
win the Little Squaw Council. mo. s,
Colombo Hail,
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Mrs. Josephine Dicr

Mrs. Josephine bier. formerly Of
Richmond. is dead Of heart trouble n
Niagara Falls. Her husband. Issac s.
DER. wealthy merchant Of Niagra
rails. and two daughters residing i'm
New York City. survive
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CROWDS THRQNG CHURCH
TO HEAR REV. DR.. DIXON
Petersburg Turns Out I'm
Massc to Revival
Service.
breaches ON THE NEW nrur,,-
Service. Conducted Under au~n,rc.
~ All baptist Churches ~ Peters
burg Continue to Grow In Interest
and Attendance


'''' W. NrrH iN.-pr.
~ DIXON. recognized as one 81 thr
worlds greatest preachers. spol<a ia
another lar". ,nr.-.,.a,t 49,
49,.
''"'''>' h"r'h '"h'Sh' on The
H"W fIrth.
br. Dixon said:
"r.ycrr,s,iny ,i,,
~ pos
ne '"'' h"ii"F"th on tn"
Son. hath everlasting NE Not VIII
have" hut he has i, nov wb,t.yr
i. ,.,,,, .,
-
II E'"fh"l Ire Is not there
Tor" m"r. immortality. it - not simri,
cnu,iu,,tty az cxis,. =, 49,, ,-
,,
''"" ""' 81" verse jesus
gives us "irar definition of a: This
j. lifc eternal. that they ,uiyh, know
Thee IN. ,,,, ,, go, $3.50,
""' no" mast sent ETERNAL
'"S 80" 'hi"h-h Jesus
"'"'"' 'n'r"'"''' III
~ ny Goa through Jesus
$50" man ma! exist IN this
N'''' "'"""I showing Goa.
Discusses AnnihiintIon.
som" pcopl" hslicv" that eternal
that error b"cauS" they have as
Snn"d that eternal lf.. is simply
eternal existence. whereas accord
inr I" this definition ~ Jesus eternal
III" is knowing God. and therefore
Inc opposite az IL must hc eternal
death. which Is ignorance Of cod.
can imaein" pioc" Of st""l cXistine
million years. but II Will L.. Just
as dead then as it is NOW. \ corps
EXISTS. people VIII" are dead In sin
exist; and the death OF tho body
VIII not hinder its existence
II" that h"li"vcth on tn" Son hath
everlasting life. II is not believing
about the Son. One may believe a
hundred things about Christ without
believing on Christ lie may he
li"vc that there was such his.
toric character. that tn" record Of
Him IN the iIibI" is true. without de
pending on christ for his salvation
! believe many things about clad
stone. DiSracli aud Abraham Iincoln
hut nm not conscious just now or
depending on them for anything
can hcli-vc score uf things ahnu;
tn" steamship Maur.tauia her
length. her hr Idjh her tonuar" and
hoilers til. material out Of which
she is made" That is ON" thing. hut
when got on board the Maurrtauia
for n trip To England. that * quit.
another thing. In the first ease |
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r. e.. NOEL.

BEDFORD. VA. April ls-Funeral
services for F. c. NOEL. So. were con-
Quoted from Walnut Grove Church
sunday afternoon by Rev J. Nc
FRANKLIN and Rev. -. H. THOMPSON.
Mr.. NOEL was a Confederate veteran
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Mrs. Zcnn tupus,, uroourac,a

HfN'FIRVEG. VA. April NS-Mrt
|ena Augusta Broomheid. - Years
OF age. wife Of Alfred Il. Rroomfi rid
died at her home here Monday night.
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NEW ARMORY URGED
FOR PETERSBURG TROOPS
Prominent Speakers Appear
Before Council on Behalf
of Project.
LICENSE onprNANcE Is UP
En"rt 10 Increase Tn1 on CoaI DrsI-
crs Creates SurprIs~-Cny I.Icepns
q" Bc Required on Auto. and
Motorcycles.


PrTEHSRpH,;. VA A,ru ,s
Headed L., u,,,. ,,o
. w
N"''"h"' ''haras' b"dy OF rep
roS"niatirc citizens from various or
ganizHtiuus Of IN. city apnc,rcd b.-
f,,c ,ho ,.,, .t,
~,
~ ne" a'""rN' Major Lanier
addressed the body and urged union
them TN. u...ssi,v ar b,i,di,v
,
proper
quarters Tor IN" fetcrEburg Grays,
tile prrscn, military organization Of
Petersburg.
Major lani.r declared tina, the
i.i.s.n, building was unq.,c. ana ina,
unless sometime was don. !mm.n-
ht"iH tue government threatened 10
muster out TIA" ioca! company Ito
r"in'"d "h, =" tn" members ~ tn.
"hhtil mat ia" building. known as
va "i" i"'""dN school. ""s unsafe
"H'' '"e men could not dr!lI prop
Other. sneak Tn, u,
u,,o u
80, 80 ANU
q, tIi. " ~ "''" ""fH
n, ,..,,.t 80 '''' - ""'
n'"'"h ana ser
u.,,, t"'"fN w W (
r,crr. ,I "''''"' OF 20" t.
m,,y and ,,,.. ~
49, I'N" IN" '""n'i linen mo & +
,'" '''" on inc SUBJECT.
informed M. ,,i,, ," u 81
Council intended 20 give tho con
NJ" armpry. hut could not ann ,
~" Ha'" however. city Mag ,r.
Er"wnlo, ADVISED tho ,u,uh.
proposed resolution which IA. b
eel 10 pr"snnt asking for ysOo =
az Petersburg bonds. FOR vari,g ,,h!
No lmrroN cmcut II after corr iderirs
'hc same, IN" Council deems ~ u.ccs
t"rl In ms ''oluti"n. pal J c build.
'hSS "a" mentioned which No ans ,hai
on. VII! bo an armrry.
says New Building sJ,.I,
,.ouu.ilu,, g. ro,,,
in, rr" "..'.''N ,,',,' ,,o 'eveEH wrish'
,"'I''Ss'n mo" IN" c"i'y nittee that
ma ,"ok money
m.,lc !Hdinrs atr
,, II "ouSI
,, an" Ihsr ass.S,-
,t ~, ''"'f h''c" To m'G-
..,, .."' who hich''d
.,ut - ISIS "H''N. hc
=" MAJ i'"Pi CEMENT 50 brir
III n,lhn nav u n!"' Is nigh taxation, '
ne members Of /" committee rere
L; ii win the ar,
'""'l''ih'"t 81 Nh, or thinner arri
action "ill he
'"N'h !H+' - 'e"i5t possible 20 cr.,.,
convention lI,,lI ~ 'Seh as
n.
'"s" ordnance.
ne 'itehSc or. nane.. was taken ~,
80 "'N,"Sr""- 'lnntinmcry Jackson
'"' '"'hs"h. coal Company asked
VII '""h.'! I" t"ls" tn" tax to s:T,,
-" '""- ""a!crH in Petersburg Ir,i.
80 h' 80 u surri use I" tn" ,>punciir, n
va" could MOI understand why N.
d"a. made syIch = ,co,., 49,, a..
Jackson said tl,.,,
t'rn coal do! '.r. IN i,,,.., 49,
h mad been. irr,.,,,.,., "'h
wcr" not usitv s,y,i, ''"'
Tin. ,o.I
chas. TAX un 80. q. 90. ~" phr :
s. 00o q IL, -, -. ""' ~ "Nri
SirU.O0n I'm, ,.n,,.ii, Ii w. "p's"
T''' ~ 49, M
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NJ ETHODISTS WALLOP
VISITING BAPTISTS

fErERSBt!iG. VA. April lS.-In
practice game on tn. Normal
school grounds Yesterday afternoon
IN" Memorial Methodist baseball
team defeated the Ettrick BAPTIST
hihc II! the score OF to
M"ars. OF The M.ihodists. mitchell
q fin" gam" and let III. Ettric!> team
""" WIN six scattered hits. TIL,
Arm"rin' sluBgcrS tailed thirteen
mus and scored three runs i'm I'M.
third inning.
Score by innings: n II l..
memorial ...... Qua col 2lO- IL
htirIcks .,......""l "oo noe | :.
q. summary lit" on M"ars. 6: on
wilson. ~. Tw"-laSr hits-Drum-
right. iiir by pitched ball Faisnn
Tim" az game hours. Umpire
HA"i"r ana Faisnn. Batteries for
Memorial McarS and Wells. Ettrick
Wilson and i.arfo"n
nInndnrd ~ Washington ST.. :.
fEii-fSBtRG. VA. April is.
Ihe Bradford stars defeated IN.
Washington street min. vcst.rd,y
ait"rnn'm by the Sc"r. al II to
sonny Underwood and I.uton Ing.
wer" the batteries for Hiandford
Underwood secured three hits ON of
SIN tri2s Ia the bat. two singles and
d"nlHe. lnrr got four on; OF si>
times up. three OF his hits being
doubles
f"ri~'rt Michacls was the hitting
star for the Washington Street nine.
e"tinf three hits out OF hy, times
Gp. Edwards was on the mound for
f"antiford. hut was compelled tn re-
tire Iaft"r few innings His place
was taken 10y Iiarvcll. Il. Naxtcr
pitched for Washington street and
wasitak"n out Of the box In the s.y-
"nth inning:
Srore by innings: rifle
''imhford $40 3i0 020-1
Washington st .0l2 t03 43x-I7 81
Batteries: T. Edwards. O. Harverl
ami Underwood. for 'Blandford; l..
Baxtsr, II. Michacls, Kirkland and
D.. Ra1tar. for Washington Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
Liberia Seek. Il. 9. l.o.n

WASHINGTON. Apri, iS.-Seorc-
tary Hughes was asked today by rhc
House Ways and Means Committee to
appear before II at his convenience
10 give his views on legislation au-
thorizing 4 loan of y5,0oO,000 to ,thc
Liberian government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
FEELS LIKE 40 AT
AGE OF Ga YEARS
Had Suffered for II Years
from Stomach Trouble
and CONSTIPATION.
PRAISING PLANT JUICE
"MoSt Remarkable Thing in
World How This Remedy
Helped Me-"

Although | will soon he 81 years
old. feel like man Of 80 since I
have taken your rlant Juice remedy"
said MIR Edward 4. Dorfe. Of 3l46
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19

HAN FRANCISCO. CAL. ApriI is
''S'i'c' Attorney Mathew BRADY ~
-" francisco city and county ,nd.
l"tter 10 Governor S,ephens
"sH'he MN :" pardon Thomas
mooney and Warren *. Billings .h,
are serving life sentences for ,,,,r,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19

~ Ga" \pril ls.-Six
'"">"" IL" gallons OF win" and cider
"'"" ~ more than $1,000. said To
nave been "hipn"d here from Brock
,"", y - was seized by Fedora pro.
hio!'I"n officers AZ rcsidAnc. il, f,
Nhah'a suburb yesterday. it was an.
""nhcs" i'-lay. Tho liquor was
Ponred int" nearby sewer bv m.
"'h'"rS. The raid was ono Of Tho
largest ever made in Atlanta. accord.
M, ,ia 10 y = J"ne<. assistan, prohibit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF

loSDoN. April IS.-ln..irg.nts
made AN unsuccessful midnuh, at
tack on wellington Barracks. Occur
"ied by Fi~" sat" troops. accord
'nE I" IN" LrIbliu CORES ppnd,.,, of
IA" kh"haniI. T"lerraph. one c.n,rv
was wounded. l,u; six 81 the attack
'rs w"r" captured including, Of
ih"ir automobiles
WASi'iNGToN. April S.-The
House Labor Committee. which ha.
he"n Investigating the coal strik.
situation. decided today Ia take IN
~" subject Thursday from nov
HnE!". Ia plac. of has resoIu,in,
p"f appointment ar u. commission 10
maze an inquiry as I" labor condi-
'"nS and wages. Representative
h'1and. Republican. Indiana. ,nd,v
presented bin to establish COM
I" inquir. into labor condi-
. "hs ~ the coal industry" which ne
rf planned would b. "Iact.cn,jirr.
, 1922-02-08
KEEP AWAY FROM THE ORIENT
Ex-Service Men Are Warned That
Jobs Are Scarce and Only Natives
Are Employed.

whipple S. Hall, who travelled TO-
poo miles to represent the department
of the Philippines at the national con-
vention of the American Legion,
warns all ex-service men to keep away
from the Orient unless they have
enough money to bring them back
hame again.
Discharged veterans of the Siberian
front, many accompanied by Russian
wives as destitute as their husbands,
worked their way 10 the islands as
merchant sailors and n now in the
hands of the Legion and the auxiliary.
Many Of them, penniless, worked their
way down through China in the belief
that the Orient blossomed with good
jobs Virtually all manual labor and
small clerical work is performed by
aatiNes.