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Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-19

..-
terday was signed by Arthur O.
Wharton and Albert Phillips, both
labor members. w. l.. McMenimen,
the third member Of the labor
group, is in the East.
The bulk OF those hit by the
new cut will be 100000 clerks and
10000 station employees. The ma
jority Of the clerks, those with two
years experience or more, are cut
three cents an hour. Other clerks
are cut four cents, and beginners.
instead OF the former minimum
months pay of $67, will get $50.
After the first six monthcs they
will receive $40 instead of the for
mer rate. $3.50. Storekeepers,
chief clerks, train and engine crew
callers, train announcers and bag
gage room employees will be cut
three cents.
Under the four-cent reduction
come janitors, watchmen, office
boys, messengers and freight hand
lers, as well as all common laborers
around station and warehouses.
For telephone girls, who, the
board declared, have suffered from
inproportionate increases and de-
creases heretofore, the board ordered
a minimum wage of $S5 a month
with the future provision that any
operators who receive more than
that amount shall not suffer any
reduction.
Signalmen Cut Most
The $4,000 signalmen received
the heaviest cut CT the group, be-
ing reduced five cents an hour
with helpers suffering six-cent
slash. Signal foremen, assistant
foremen and inspectors, however. es-
capped with no reduction.
The 5000 train dispatchers like
wise escaped cut, the board de-
claring the nature of their work
and their responsibility warranting
contipuance of their present rates.
Stationary engineers, firemen and
oilers. numbering 10000, escaped
with the smallest ygice from their
pay envelopes. being cut only two
cents an hour.
Executives Of the firemen's and
oilers union. the signalmen and
the clerks brotherhood decided at a
conference with eight other labor
unions in Cincinnati last week to
issue strike ballot if their wages
were reduced. The six shop crafts
and the maintenance of way un
ions, also in the conference, al
ready have their strike vote under
way. The other participating union,
the telegrarbers. did not receive
a cut and is not expected to ballot
at this time. A decision covering the
$4,000 telegraphers will be issued
by the board later.
Common labor around stations
was reduced | cent less than the
o-ccAt reduction oil the maintenance
of way laboIers, recently announced,
because NEST of them live in large
towns and cities where the cost
OF living is higher and also because
many Of the track laborers arc
furnished free living quarters by
the roads. Signalmen were reduced
cents.
Figures included in the decision
showed that clerks will receive un-
der the new scale an average of
58.5 cents an hour compared with
34.5 cents in December, 1917, when
the goyernment took over the rail-
roads. T'IesA figures show 44.7
Per cent increase in actual purchas-
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-19
Firm Supplies Tea 800 Years

Tea is still being supplied by one
London firm to the descendants Of
their customers of 800 years ago.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-19
Piles Cured in 6 to IA Days

Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails
to cure Itching. Blind Bleeding or Protru6ink
Piles Instsutly relieves Itching Files. and you
IAN get restful sleep after first application 0oc.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-19

1t has been found that salts of
lead. in very small amounts, will
stimulate plant growth.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-19
Daily Ihouaht.

For himself doth man work evil
In working evil for othsrs.-Hssis4
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-19

To Cure a Cold lin One Day
fake LAXATl, Z. BROMO QuININE Qabets i
tops the Cough and Headache and works OF TT
old E. W. GROVES s:snature on each nor 30
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-06-19
RAILWAY WAGES
ARE GIVEN CUT
BY LABOR BOARD

CONTINUED From Page one'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20

Hcavcr Father
liner of
he cuary is heuu
tho
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De entertained W ;od) ''''N" ~
s az intcd with.
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he
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sons ana
and Lords Off
HIS
5 10
Cherish
Is
Let nS
anything
nbrn that
truly whc ,heygai
to the House Of Jehovah"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
METHODIST,

AZ Central-Tho pastor, Rev. q. w.
Wray, VIII preach ut IL A. NJ. on
The Nun with an Experience" and
at night. Rov. j. T. Mastln Will preach.
sunday school Mt $3.50 a. NJ.
AT st. JRmSs-The pastor. Rov.
4. ii. and 81 SUN Sunday ns9s school Si at al
9:3o a. NJ. Reception or new mem .
bers at morning service.
AT Barton lIeights-The pastor,
Rev. w. S. peyerle. VIII preach at ii
A: NJ on Pressing on" and at 8 y. NJ,
school at $50 4. NJ. and EpwortR
Leagues at l.. NJ
Moo I GoF' vii p1aseb pnsto1' Rev NJ
The HsDpiness Of True Religion"
a. NJ.
At centenaryM,Rev. George Wesley
Ing and Rev. c: Q. futile Will preach
at l.. NJ. on The Mind of the Mas
ter: Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ.
and Epworth League at l.. NJ
AZ Trinity-Rev. Lee Starke, u. d..
VIII preach at IL A. NJ. on ~ Clea
Heart" and at T.. VI. on Does II
ray TO Serve Christi" and at = p, NJ.
on The Power OF the Holy Spirit
sunday school at $3.50 A. vi. and
Mems Bible Glass at y:45 A. NJ En-
worth League at 1915 T.. NJ
At Highland Fark--Rev. 4. Victor
ilShtbourne. evangelist. will preach
at III y. VI. and at =. NJ. Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
In Richrnond's Pulpits

iSsGS at At, s'' =. n 4: NJ and DDwoF'A
AZ Union Stetion-Rov. II. D. Mol
Tart VIII preach ut IL 4, NJ, and Rev
T. w. Creekmore Will preach at S
AZ Pace Memorial-Rev. r. Cary
Montssue VIII preach on Religion
P. N; Rey. 1illiamA a. r. M REED aeG w viii
greaoh; Sunday school and Mems
Bible Glass at $3.50 A. NJ, and Enworth
League at p. NJ.
At Fairmount Avenue-Rev. Samuel
l.. Dumvile. pastor. Children's SER
mon: How to Get What You Want
sermon A. NJ: Tho Supreme Mo
i've; subject at p. NJ: John. tho
Baptist; or the Forerunner." Ep-
p. NJ.
AT Broad street-Tenth and Broad
Streets-Services IL a. NJ. and p. n.
BY DR.. Theodore Copeland, noted
southern evangelist. OF Dallas Tex.
Morning subject: Does Christianity
Pay Evening subject: THE old Ship
friends with you. Every one vel
come. peoples church in the heart
OF the city.
Az Woodland Helghts-Rev. w. a.
Wright VIII preach at IL y. NJ on
me Wlsdom OF the World ana ut
sunday. school at $3.50 a. NJ. ana Ep-
worth League ut r. NJ.
AT Denny Street.-The pastor. Rev.
H. " carson, VIII preach at II A. NJ.
on Keep On Keeping on" aud at
the evening service on Three SUI
nlremelly important Things for Us to
Bible Glass at $50 A. NJ. Epwort n
Leagues ut i. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
CHRISTIAN,

, AT Hanover Avcnuc-The pastor.
Rev; j. Is. iiunley. will preach at III
a. NJ. on Held Together in Christ. "
ana ~ l.. NJ on Following the
Low. Young Peoples Christian
rtnueaVor at +. NJ. and SUNDAY
schooi at $3.50 a. NJ.
,, AZ Cowardin Avenuc-Ths pastor.
toN; j. III. Dudley. will preach al ii
y. vi. on EARLY History and Prog
..rSS or THO Disciples" and at night on
distoric virginia" SUNDAY school M
10y n. VI. and Christian Endcavor al
~ paramount Avcnuc-Rev. g l.
r.:Ituhhore VIII preach ut III a. NJ. on
men and How Much,s and nt -,
~ ~, on is Man Ba.tcr Thar a
At Eirst-Rcv. w. II. wn,,ers IN,
preach at ii A. NJ. on .'rhc I,nv,n,,,
IN me church" and at s l.. n on
ar. we Losing tho Blble?" SundY,.
school mt 9ib a. NJ
>, AT battery Park-The pastor. Rev
~. 81; liancy. VIII preach ut ii A. II
on The Church's Ono Direction al
AT r. NJ. on From Prosecution ~
i,etense Sunday school at ga"
NJ. Christian Endeavor at 7 r. N
AZ seventh Strcet-Grace a, So,
sn,h,H; ID. G. MaclachIan, pastor.
$40 a. M.-Church school II a. N
Nursery and childrcn's hour. ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
WEALTHY MERCHANT
HELD IN MURDER CASE

Special TO Tn" Times Dispatch
DANNl.bE. VA. May l9-Ewell
cox. wealthy store owner OF Field
ale. Patrick County. was held today
Ia Martinsv!lle under u SlO.oOu bond
i'm connection with the killing re-
emily of Constable IIugh.S Mitchell.
following preliminary hearing
The state charges Cox with com
plIcity in tho murder.
Tho hearing this afternoon was
restricted To Cox. None of the other
suspects recently arrested in councc-
ton with the alleged conspiracy TO
Kill Constable Mitchell were given
- hearing. w. -. Henderson. who
was r"crntls arrested at Roche :.
was formerly chief OF police of
itopcwcll. Tho state has not rc-
v"ai"d 10 what extent these men are
involved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
PRESBYTERIAN.

Al Fulton-Thc pastor. Rev. Hugh
t1tHpatrick, Will preach at II 4. 81
and i. NJ. Sunday school at $50 A.
". and Christian Endcavor at r.
NJ.
~ First-Thc pastor. Row. +. r
Mcfaden. ID. d.. will preach at IL a.
NJ. and +. NJ. Sunday school at $3.50
y. NJ
Al Second-Thc pastor. Rev. Russell
'eci. ID. d.. viii preach at IL a. NJ
on "unselfishness In Following
thrist. and in the evening ON The
Little CAPTIVE Hebrew Maid" sun
day school at S:i5 A. NJ and Young
Peoples Meeting at T:l5 T.. NJ.
NJ Third-Thc pastor. Rev. j. H.
Williams. VIII preach ut both morn
ing and evening services. Sunday
school at $3.50 y. 81. and brother
mood Bible Glass at 9:t5 a. NJ Chris-
tlan Endeavor at i. NJ.
At Orerbrook-icv. Duncan Thorn
az Will preach at II a. NJ. and S p.
NJ. sunday school at 9:3O a. NJ. and
Young Peoples League n; 7 =. NJ.
AZ Porter Street.-The pastor. Rev.
w. y. Hall. Will preach at both morn
ing and evening services SUNDAY
school NJ $3.50 4. NJ. anT Christian
EndeHNor at =. NJ.
At Grace Covcnant-Rev. Charles
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BAPTIST,

At Randolph Street-Rev. Herbert
II. Carlton VIII preach at IL A. NJ.
u. Y. u. U. and sunbeams at +. n.
AT East End-The pastor. Rev. $,
II. Orrell, Will preach In the morning
nnd at night on "Bprying the Old
and b. Y. p. U. at p. NJ
49, a. Fi IL, s. C., MITCHELL will
sunday school at $50 A. n. and b. y.
p. L. at 7:l5 2. NJ.
AT Ginter Pnrk-The pastor. Rev.
william a; Hedley, win preach at II
p. L. Mt p. NJ.
At Calvary-The pastor. Rev. Car
tor Ashton J!snkens. Will preach at / |
night on Physical Healing"
AZ Fulton-Rcv. 7. bertrand Frary
VIII preach Sunday morning on Pc
ter PRAYED out of Prison" Ills night
SIe ' sc M at to gao a an and hi'! YdSnr
Peoples Meeting at i. NJ.
\, Leigh Street-Rev. Howard I.
STEWART. the pastor. viii preach at
Immortal Dreamers and Their In
sp!rin. Allegorles." S p. NJ. The
Hrids That Asked for a Wedding
NJ. and IL. y. l.. L. Mt l.. NJ
At lakewood Avcnuc-Rcv. L. w.
Killings. the pastor. will speak at II
y NJ on An Accounting" and at s
i. NJ. on only one Thing Lacking. -
sunday school rally beginning at 10
~ VI. II. y. i. l.. at T.. NJ.
AZ Pine Strcct-services will be
conducted by tn" pastor. Rev. Leland
Jerome Powell, at II y. NJ. and s l..
VI. Subject: morning. THE 1 WIZ
OF lnt"rccssion. Evening The Il
WIT Of Reception" sunday school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
WOUNDED STUDENT
RECEIVERS QUICKLY
Especial TO The Timrs. Disnatch

Special TO The Times Dispatch
pANNlI.l'E. VA. May l3.-M. l..
howard. cadet OF Chatham Train
inr School. who was shot ten DAYS
ago under unusual circumstances.
has sufficiently recovered to he dis
charged from tho hospital here. Hc
VIII leave tomorrow for chatham
'n"r" I" take ny his examinations
Ills rapid recovery is considered
lniGn" by phySi'tans. y bullet from
q calitcr revolver entered his
back under the shoulder blade and
emerged under the collar bone after
piercing "a lung.
10" Johnson has been rcarrcst.d
in tho case on capias issued after
his Indictment. Johnson was first
arrested at chatham in connection
Win the charge of shooting at an
other student OF the college. This
case WAS disposed Of satisfactorily
and he was released. only to be- In
dicted in connection with the shoot
ing of coward. Johnson has given
bond OF s2.50O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
WILL HOLD ELECTION
WITHOUT CANDIDATES
ISpecIal 10 INC TLmes -nisrntch.l

Especial 10 The Times -pispatch1
STKASRl'RG VA, May 1.-Two
Incorporated towns in Shenandoah
County viii occupy the anomalous
position OF having an election with
out candidates wh"R the municipa!
contests come off on June 10.
Neither New Market nor Edinburg
has complied with the requirement
OF the law 10 allow an official ballot
70 be placed in tn" field. and in
neither OF tho towns have any self
sacrificing citizens nl"d the notices
with the circuit clerk. which indicate
desire 10 serve as Mayor Of Coun-
cilmcn In Mount Jackson. two
tickets are in the field. AZ arc also
IN Woodstock IN Strasburg Mayor
G. ". Heater is n candidate 10 sue
coed himself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
at e:so A. N. Jun1or and senior q

at $3.50 A. NJ. Junior and Senior B..
At Paramount Avenue-Corner
Fairmount Avenue and Twenty first
Streets-Preaohins IL A. NJ. and 8 p.
rich: Morning subject. "a winning
TO Christi" evening subject, What Is
That In Thine HandT' Sunday school
At $3.50 A. NJ. and d. Y. p. U. at p.
VI. All welcome.
AT Grove Avenue-Dr. Lon q
BrouShton, pastor. Morning: The
Place Of Religion In Making Our
country. Night: The Shunammite
w omen-the Woman Who Kent Her
Place and Served the worid-the
Good Samaritan OF the Old Testa-
ment"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
BUSINESS WOMEN's
CLUBS IN SESSION
State Gathering in Danville
Hears Report of Mem
bership Gain.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.


DANVIhLE. VA. May 19.-Mrs
Iona Lake Forrest. OF Detroit, Mich,
president OF tho National Federation
OF Professional and business Wo-
mems Clubs. briefly addressed the
opening OF the third annual State con-
,Hentior here this morning. She ex-
pressed gratitude at the forward
steps taken by the Nirsinia organt
cation and cNtollcd the aims and
ideals OF tho body in two minute
,eNtemporaneous address.
Not all OF the delegates had ar
rived this evening. but about thirty
delegates attended the morning and
afternoon sessions. There was no
meeting tonieh; the delegates being
invited to banquet neld at the
Danville Country Club rendered by
the Danville club.
Rev. j Galloway Robertson de-
.livered the address OF welcome this
morning. Mrs J. *. Bowman. Rich
mond max ing the response and also
presenting her report which showed
substantial Increase in member
ship in the Virginia federation, and
more general interest in the grow
Ing organization.
Efforts are TO he made during the
coming year to organize clubs In
come OF the smaller communities In
order that club icenters Shall no; be
limited TO the larger cities. Re-
ports were heard from the standing
committees as we'll as those from
tho individual clubs in Richmond
Danvillc. Petersburg, Norfolk. Roa-
noke and Alexandria,
The principal address this after
noon was that by Dr. Drie Latham
Hatcher chairman Of the education
committee OF the national tederation
Mrs. Forres; will bring the conven-
t.on 20 a close tomorrow evening
with an address.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
EPISCOPAL

~ Monumental-Scrvi Will b.
hcid NJ ii a. NJ. and 8 T.. NJ Sunday
school and Bible class at .:i5 a. NJ
\, Grace-The pastSr nav " II
Burkhardt. VIII preach at both morn
ing ana evening services. Sunday
school at 9:46 A. NJ
At 81. Andrew s---ltcy Eensev 7
hammond. OF Culpeper. viii preach n.
II y. NJ. and Rev. J. Francis RIbble
-. j., viii preach at y l.. NJ. Biblc
class at $40 a. NJ.
At All Saints Services Will he CON
ductch at "a. NJ. II a. N. and : r
~: Snn MMy school and Bible, class at
Heights Key. j. ~. GibLoncv roc
tor 7:3o ~. NJ. Holy Communion
$3.50 - Al church school and Hihio
siAssos. u A. IA Morning. Prayer and
sernoh r. II. F~aning Praver ana
sermon. f:l5 =. NJ. Young pconic.s
League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
MILITARY INSTITUTE
HEAD Is BANKRUPT

Special 10 ~rhe Times Dispatch
pANNlIL.; VA. May l'.-1olouel
K. y burton. comnaudaut OF Dan
Vile Military Institute, today filed a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy IN
th. United States Court Ills liza
lIitics are S?,6s5i9 and his assets
az" S-s9i1i.
Unsecured claims form the larr-
"st part ~ the liabilities. Slightly
over $1,000 legal debts including rent
on tn" y. NJ /. and Ia" amour, owed
90 members "f tho faculty. $3.50. arc
also listed. The majority item or MS
assets is persona! property listed q,
SLSEi7i and open accounts total
INK $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20

L. King at II A. NJ. subject. Heaven
~ Treasures in Earthen Vessels;" at
night the sermon will be by Rev. ]. 7.
Fair. Sabbath school at $50 a. NJ.
Bible classes ut s:+6 A. NJ. and Young
Peoples Society at 7:l5 =. NJ.
At Northumberland II a. NJ. SER
mon by Rev. James Y. Fair. -. ID.
) i; NJ. sermon By Row. William 5.
Golden. pastor. Subject: what the
Bibie Teaches About God ns "A
rather" Sunday school ?:3O a. NJ.
Mems Bible Class. and womcns Bible
lass 10 A. NJ. Christian Endeavor-
nonns People =. NJ. juniors sac
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
5000, 600 Cnxc on Trial.

NORFOLK, VA. May IA suit
for s2.O00.O0O. the largest amount in
volvcd In any case tried in tho
United states District Court for
years, is being heard by the court
today. This Is an action hlcd by the
Island oil Marketing Corporation. a
New York Company, with wells In
Mexico, against The New England
OIL Corporations This suit was filed
in Richmond originally. and trans
icrrcd to Norfolk. The plaintiff
charges breach OF contract.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
uIch I.nndorncr Arrc.tcd.

DNNNll.LE. VA, May l?.--f"dcral
officers yesterday raidcd "A sti'l III
fun operation near RiccNillc. Nor
r'SOn Harley, lr., reported TO 10" a
wealthy landowner OF the section,
WAS arrested. rs well as william
Coleman at the still place. The out
Ut Was OF SIXTY gallons capacity.
10th OF the accused We're taken to
chatham. where they waived pre-
liminarv hearings and were bonded
for court In the sum OF $500 each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
PtESnYTI:ItIA y.
Second Presbyterian
Church

Rev RUSSELL CECIL. n. n, Pastor
sunday School. e:45 A. NJ.
II \. NJ. public worship. Subject
"tnselhShness In Following Christ"
7I5 r. NJ. Young Peoples Meeting
i. NJ, public worship. Subject
The Little Captive Hebrew Maid
fourth in series on Young People Of
the Bible.
Prayer Wednesday evening
at o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20

who Cructfed Jesusr 8 p. NJ
Young Peoples Service 8 p. M.
Night service. Subject: "The Call oil
Of Today"
At Third-Ths pastor. Row. J. O.
li.isabeck: VIII preach at II A. NJ
ana J.: NJ: Bible SCHOOL at si80 A NJ
Junior 'ndeavor 3 p. M Senior En-
deayor =. NJ. Prayer service Wed
nesday 8 +. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
superb Natural Acoustics.

superb Natural Acoustics.
\ surprise brought out was the
wonderful natural acoustic qualities
Of the amphitheatcr, which vel Still
further toe augmented when thu vast
banks o! seats arc filled The high
visibility, also. OF the entire stage.
from any point OF tho great slop.ns
banks OF seats. because Of the SUI
per!or lighting effects devised, he
came a topic OF general comment
No more beautiful view OF he en-
tire scene that Will be presented by
the filed amph!thcatcr and the stage
beyond, with It's figures In their garhs
OF the periods portrayed. can be had
than from the cheapest seats at the
back OF the center hank-in other
words. the 81 hleachers. The view
from tho top rows, nfty feet above
the stage. looming 100 feet or more
beyond, presents a pic,ur" that viii
long be carried in memory. Those
who have bought, and who will oc-
cupy, these Reats need not feel en-
vious OF those holding the high
priced seats, az far rs the sense Of
sight is concerned rs to hearing,
the trained voices Of the leading
parts rise clearly and may be heard.
although there are. of course a few
voices OF novicns tina, do not float
and carry so well.
Hrhenrsc scenes From 81. Johns.
Tonight. the scenes from -. Johns
Church 70 the EpIocue are TO hc
hcarscd and this afternoon, 1t is cN-
pncted that The Prologue scene Will re
run over once more All OF tho cos
tunes will ne in readiness today
Two visiting business men. who
have contributed o. their time and
cash 70 the success Of the pageant
and who. with President Sands. Bust
ness Manager Saunders and num-
Der Of the trustees, watched last
nights rehearsal, h.Glarrd.that ways
and means ought hy"aTl means To he
found 10 have the entire production
OF the Virginia Historical Pageant
filmed for post"rity. one OF these
men who did not desire to he quoted
said:
q, IS a ply II this rrca, under
taking is not preserved IN a Nlm. II
would cos, ahou, : 5000 20 do It, and
! believe The nlm would return
enough. II copies Of +, were routed
throughout America and England
and In other countries. to pay ,nc
fan amount and even return profit.
= copy Of this film should he pre-
served In tho state archives and hc
At the command of the Governor Of
the state for sr-cial and noteworthy
occasions. II would be a great cdu-
cauonal film and an inspiration 10
American PATRIOTISM II is NOT Vet
too late 70 do this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
CAROLINA POLICEMAN
GETS 7-YEAR SENTENCE
I<iIlcd Mnn Whom lie Suspected OF
HootlcERinS on Virginia
Territory.
fRy Associated PresS.1

CHATHAM. VA. May lo.-W. H.
covinEton. Spray. y. c.. policeman,
was found guilty OF manslaughter In
circuit Court here today for the XIII
ing OF Gcorp" Bryant whom he sus-
pcctcd OF being a bootlcSgcr. He was
sentenced To seven years in the pcni-
Tertiary. Bryant was Killed last
March
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
High School Secret
Societies Disband
lBy Associated press,1

NORFOLK. VA, May l9.-Five
out OF seven secret societies ut
Maury High Schoo! have voted TO
disband. according to m an
nouncement made today BY rrin-
cipal a. 3. Dristow. There are
moro than. 100 members ot tho
student body that hold member
ship I'm the boys and girls or
Sanisations.
Patrons OF the school. repre-
scented ut the meeting OF the State
Board OF Education In Richmond
Tuesday, made critical statements
REGARDING the vxistence of secret
societies at Maury High School.
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Indoors. Reid for nond Commission.

DANNlIi.E. VA. May l9.-Edwin
= Reid. of chatham. a banker and
candidate for Mayor in the town. has
been indorScd by tn" supervisors OF
pittsylvania as wei! as the good
roads enthusiasts Of Danville for a
position on the new state Highway
Commission which Governor Trinklc
is shortly To- appoint.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
.ntncy Service Prine.

Business Manager W. Conway
Saunders, "f the Virginia Historical
Pageant Association. said yesterday
tina, it was generally understood that
the price each way for jitncy service
viii not exceed o5 cents.
Several persons reported to hcad-
quarters yesterday that they had lost
'h- membership tickets purchased a
Few weeks ago. we regret the loss
uf those tickets" said BUSINESS Man
acer Saunders. hut we cannot issue
duplicates. 1t Is simply the same as
"a man losing Il 81 bin; however. in
mis- case the tickets arc now cN-
ChsnEabln for $3.50 seats. Lost
tickets chcwed up by tn" dog or
baby. or otherwise misplaced. can
not be replaced"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
q VA X FER

The Friends (Quak"rs) VIII meet
at IL A. NJ in tho Y. NJ C. hull,
Ing, and Rev. Louis Mcfarland win
d" present. The FIRST lesson on Jesus
~ History VIII b. presented at IL