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1 WilTE MAN, 7 NEGROES j
KILLED IN WliSTOM
(Jah' Strikes General Store in
Town of (llarktlale,
Arkansas.
j?i,a > r v run s \ it i: ii\u.yc;ki?
>1nn? Arc Itrnorleil ?InjurcH
Arc llrmiglil Mci?i|il?l* llnspl
ml??IVIeitri.ph nml Trlriihoni
\\ Irri Vre Dunn.
[ !?>? Ass... lit. d i'res ?!
M KMl')l IS. TKN.V. I've. 2J. Si veil
negroes md one wl-l- man an- re
ported t.> have 1 ? t on kil'c.l -"i"! ni?*
liroxim.it' ! v a s ?*t *? InJuri'tl in a
st.Tin which ."truck the town of
riarkdab. Arl. . seventeen 'nil-*
norllw ? ? f Memphis. ]..'<? t d ?> and
Mi.pt through s. v. tat iuMr-liy fami
ng m- ? - tus. riling t.? I rat
lin 111: ? I > I ? I v\ ? " -ohing ?"?>? ? ;
nluhl : iin'ss'-tist- r ami over . rtpi '.1
telephone wires
I'.ijnV Harris.-:i. cli -rk In (In- g n
, ... ., . ? . r .n-? M. ri Hanks ?
l>anc. ..t ' "ai k -.I'' ? whi. -!i was il>*
!. \ .... Hi.- .'ti J w hit* person
lu, .w n liav l.? en kill., i Mrs '?
It J'.o.k'-r. whose home. si\ miles
i.ofli f i Mark.la!.-, was M-.wn from.
It-" folltiila: 1> n. was among the in- ?
jureci.
Twelve of the injured. all negroes.
w. re hum slit to M'* m phis hospitals
tonight. A!', were eaught under fa'.!*
mg tii. I -is and masonry when the
Hair - .v Iii:i store. m which they
hail taken refuge fr..m a rainstorm.
(?nUapM d.
Tel. l h. ne aii.l telegraph w ires
til! hi;! - lit tin area swept h> the
sV.'.t III w. re leveled an.1 only meag r
;; v.. h. en te. . i Veil !l""l out*
? j\ i,,. tons.
Ill ail.i, i ion to th eight persons
j ?, .rt. 'l kille.l In tlie iniiiieiliiite vl
,-lnity : Clarkdale. ? tillimcd reports
<IV that s>-ver.il ]>' rsotis are missing
?IIui . : . \ -I !.. ?!? "I ?'"? K' "
Wi.!.i?1 an.l Ho kcr plantation* .
w. st of Clarkdale
Mr'- l-:?l Kitin- 1>* anil her four
children are an '"3 ?hos- '.'!
;IS ,ii ... itit'-.l i f 'Hi the Kenneil!
?? i irk.lale, a small village. th>
.v Hana store sufl-red the
., it >t .1 ailing. I lie building,
r. ? i al brick structure. was
vv., Other I ? u i'. .lings were re- j
ported ' ? have l-ci ti only slightly
(lainii?j? '!?
SEES NKW SPIRIT
I Yi PKLLING l'KACK
i <.nt isiu'.'l Krotn Kir.st Page.)
1 , .Ill-'lit. "an.I with the otr.er
ureal pow. r~. an.I iliseuss how the
n.alter eoulil l?e ailjlisteil. If sonic otic
hail .lone that when Austria was
threat'-nlnsr SerMa, there woiilil lia\e
liei'ti no Kuropean war.
rai-ryHhiTO In I lie World.
"The whole (purpose ,.f this con
rctice is to provide some means
where jjst. thoughtful, right, ouh
peoples, who are not seeking t.> s- lae
? >ni. thing which does not In long to
ihom, < ati live pea .-ahlv together
; nil eliminate enus. s of . onfli.'t. Tliis
i:i in the Ai:?'riean heart, and it is
in th. Ilritlsli in-art and It is in the
a pan. s.. in-art. in the Krcnch heart. 1
t ? Italian heart--It i- .-v. rywli.r.!
the world. If this present -day
i iv 11 Izati'ili cannot take ad\antage of
thif. new realization, of that empha
^!2e<1 tlon, I would not give
much for tr.e civilization r>< the fu
ture. Hut there Is a new .spirit seek
ing anil Impelling peace, aii'l it
3 ii list aiM to our Christmas hap
piness."
Admiral ltaron TotniMihuro Katn,
ir>r the .lapati- se del- gat ti:
"n:i.e greater pow.-fs ..f I'.nrope.
Amerln and A la have glv.-n t..n
j:ihie rvliien. o of their situ erlly. which
speaks mote j.oiv?- r f.:' 1 > than any
?n-or.l-i that have hitherto l.een
pledged. With such an und. rstaiul
!ng as the naval r.-.ltiet i..n mi nr. the
hope of International justice !. >s
tended to all inu t.killl! I'.-ae. Oil
i arth and g? '.d w .11 t >.\\ ai ds m* n has
1 ,e\ . r !-- ? !i nior. ? it le Hv ;iiollll?e<!
by tli? nations than at this present
- Clir -lliias time, t i. h hotllil he ? ne .
of v .rld-wiile i.-je ing."
Ill>|irs for Sil|.*eeN**..
All., t Sirraut, MiiiT^.-r tii*'i'ol.>iiies
t t.d pi ? .-it'it 'i i^i? V'letiuh d-d. ga
llon :
?I ) > 11! .. rely and deeply that
rhr; ? 1 1. will ? ? .? the su . ??? s
of t!i .-ill. a till that unco
I, ire w !??? t II. Ih. w'l.: Ul-wide
- ? .... ; ??:.>?? .-.? e Oil lartll atld
, ...d w I ii* *i ?.i all nations''
Si ; .. t ? ? r <' u lo > h ??!/.'-r, )? ad* r of
th.- it i ill I' g.: t;> n
"TI.. t'a.-t that the conference Is
I:l.f ilt p. e .11. 'Iide its i:r-at W. tk ,
aroUli'l C'hris'ma- time s net 1 i * k -
t'iIf. ' ii ii .?:(! .-f a profound s_ g -
. >1 t .'.e al'.o t >? and
s\'niho| ..f g. dm of in.in> 1 >vc ,
f..r I'l.nl and for his neighlioi. of mil
t ? ? : ? . I r.K m. aid of
: t h A :: t ? . l . 1. ! low ard
pfa. i- .' I inimati Idat ty Is ahont
take ].a ?? Iti vv. ;! I "II We
\ li'.pe a ml w .-ill that th s
y.-ar's I. ?'> Christ- in I'oiise. ? at
- ,:.g . I . lit t ef tile confer
\ . i "i.irk :.-r lh. p.' ., ' ? ..f j ||,.
I |.ol h - MII I-i "g I 1 \ e ll I.
I r. V i. We..: :igl K . Chin
amlia-.-'allot to i;r it Nriiain anil
leader ol trie Chinese il< egatlon.
? i't, r: 1- ti . '.I > veil ' III. s II the
in lilt ' of ;.1 > po li-i: i - ii u' < m '?' The
- lead.ng powers ?l the w rid ar. her.
iisseii . Wa*-t ' t n ii : ? ? ar
I?I--1 a ? -. a t;..: i ft ? ? t I , | ? -i -te
good lni.'.i r- land: .* . : i ire the
punee it i)e world ly rem ving tto
I aus - ' of itit< r: It ' . f r: I ...II nd
, ' ' ? .rt
The t ' ... till." at.It1-.ll. .4 tli'
- It t lllo- ? el . t.f I III l-'l t. I 1. . 11 ? ll
iorl,'he i'lwif of a" n.'w i r . in' i'he
world.
"Out of this co ferir. ? ' .s h< ???
that .lit' i n tional p- .. ? i I i a ?
" suri-d npi i ir.' ?-1a!? e : lat >.f
justice, ir.iii lal I . . 'Ill i ai.d . ' 1.
jCilowshi]i."
\ ? ount J-TAlte I ? . t tyg. ? -.1 a r -
- r.ad'.r to the Unll'.i Stat.-n -.nd i
',! i;e I'ortugi < <? 11. eg;. '
"U> |."HVe:ill'? III' < >:'?? II . it
w.'i^iii.g* II th'- I'l .ted l.<"
lisheri'l ill an epo. h - mal. >
II.eI t ! -t tli. welfar. i> >? d
i ! al, heart f- :? gr.-et :..-s t ...
to th. great Anu ri a' i ? >i ? i'
li UBpli'loli or ea; Ion troll 'I
,l,ei s ' ? th'- I'ortug. :?? ?(. i
'Copyright hy I'n.t.-d N? v ?? >
Till Ilk I'l.lmill \ lellni II Suleiilr.
1 . I I llM J N i 11 AM. AUV, I>. ?
Jf.hn l'...d|;ers, of <i:< rdner. li:> v.|
dled yesterday at a local hot.! r*
tike iff. ts of a violent potso: u i
hi*, .own life, uccordlng t.. a \er<;. i
{liter an Inijulry today hy Coronet
J{u?:<tim. A woman ?iving her nam'
its Mrs. 1.Milan Jtead. of Memphis
who had been held an a witness, was
released.
1 POLITICAL PRISONERS AND 5 SOLDIERS ARE EREED
{ Hy I'nltcd News.]
WASIIINOTUN. Dec. 23.?Follow
ing arc Hiose affected by President
llurding's Christmas clemency ac
tion:
frnlt'nrivi Commuted H> Kiplrr He
<?<??11 Iter 1*5. iinn.
? irviUe Anderson, convicted at
I S. 1\, under espionage
law, sentenced October 5, 1918. to
four years.
Charles Ashlcigh. convicted at Chi
cago nf conspiracy under espionage
act, sentenced to ten years. To l>o
deported.
CSiovaniia Holdazzi. convicted un
der espionage act at Chicago and
sentenced to ten years. To be de- '
ported. ,
I'avid T. Itlodgett. convicted at
Des Moines, Iowa. January f>, 1'JIS, i
and s.'iit< need to twenty years.
?I. T. Cttmbic, convicted at Okla- !
botna City. (?!?la., for violation of j
espionage act. sentenced to six
years. ?'
Thomas Carey, convicted a! San
Francisco for violation of espionage i
act and sentenced to two years. I
which he began to serve September |
1 :? C <?.
Joseph M. Caldwell, convicted at i
1'rovidence, It. I., for violating es- ;
pionag c act. sentenced to three
years, beginning October. 1919.
Kui;enc V". Pebs. convicted at Cleve
land. Ohio. (<>r violation of espion
age act and sentenced May 16, 131H,
for ten years. Sentence begun April ?
Mojlck Kloron, convicted at IJo
roi: uniler csplonago act, nnd sen
tenced Agu.it 7. 11118, to twenty
voars. Sentence commuted by Pres
ident Wilson to live years.
Claud Fre'-se, convicted at El I'aso,
Texas, of unlawful departure from
the United States in lime of war,
and sentenced to live years from No
vember li, ISIS.
Kd Hamilton, convicted at Chica
go. Alls;ust :io, litis, for violation of
espionage act, and sentenced to ten
years.
William .1. Head, sentenced No
vember 1317. to live years at Sioux
Kalis, X. I >., for violation espionage
act. Now out uniler bond.
liustave II. Jacobscn, convicted at
Chicago, .sentenced to threo years
for violating espionage act, ami be
gan term September 24, l'J21. Con
durted military enterprise against
Croat Britain.
Iiloil Kennedy, convicted of dis
loyalty at l.os Ang'des, Cal., and
sentenceil .luiy H, lit IS, to eleven
years. Now confined in hospital.
.lack l.aw. convicted at Chicago
for violation of the espionage act
and sentenceil August no, HUS, for
ten years. ,
John I... Murphy, convicted at
Sacramento, Cal., for violating es
pionage act. Sentenced January 17,
ID ID, to live years.
Walter I'hillip*. convicted at Ok
lahoma City, Ok la., for hindering
selective draft act, and sentenced,
October 6. 11M7, tu six yearn.
Jose l'r.ido, convicted at Santa I-'u,
j N. M., ana sentenced October 8,
i 1U20, to two y curs, ror unlawfully
bringing aliens Into tho United
I States In time of war.
Albert H. Hrasshner, convicted at
I Chicago, and sentenced August 30,
1'JIS. to ten years, for violating es
plonaKO act.
Williclm Schumann, convicted at
Kt. Podge, Iowa, for violating es
pionage act. and sentenced July 11,
| 1018. to live years.
] Joseph A. Sohur and Maurice 1<.
jSnitkin, convicted at Indianapolis,
i Ind., for violation of espionage act
land sentenced June ?2, 1SU8, to six
! years.
j Anthony J. Stopa, convicted at
Detroit and sentenced August ?17.
j lttts. to twenty years, for obstruct
ing enlistment. Sentence eommuted
i by President Wilson to tlVe years.
111. 1,. T release, convicted at Kartfo,
>.'. 1>.. for violation of espionage act
anil sentenced to two years, which
h<- began January 21, J'.'Jl. To be
, deporteil.
SolilierM l'nritiuieil.
f'arl J. llryan. James .\ O'Uell,
llo.v Voungblood, CJeorge Van (Slider
| and J. II. Kli'hardson, service men in
the American, army on tin- Khinc,
i sentenced fur life 'by military court
] for the alleged killing of <;<??.rge
j Lanccfield, former Mritisli officer.
DEBS AND 23 OTHER ESPIONAGE
ACT PRISONERS GIVEN FREEDOM
(Continued Krom Kirst race.)
"i ^ in,a?c n?,i
u- u "ut "" pnrolca which
?? ??? BraniP" .,v ,.rC8,?ont XVil,on
. '? I'rc'Miilrni.
u' ' 11,01,1 We notion taken '
I lit- list in tho main" o..i ?
.111(1 IS liuulf up of lcss .I,.,,, ]
a i hit .I ,.{ Hi,, i ... ... . s*
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rcsl,|,.?i OI, Iho ' of | i 10
1 rosidi-rit .,,,,1 fu . ^ ilv
'"'?I uiven vorv v 1<>ri"'*V',>r">ra'
'?on 'o tho l>H.s'.|,,rt'|S co"!*','.or:'
Ills release ,l0C,si"? ??vornMo
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"'?II il I.,. 'iiJ'm Vl"! V" >V'Stl.
v in ?ilt. ... ' Kraut oi'
(i..ii ..f , i,, u,,! "I .my
law in i in,., , '?niorcini? the
'?"r!> III \ i,.\v ,' .,r
condition*. Tin. v.?t , , C,I;,"K<'I
?f '7T^^rf:n
ImV.'.' n,'\ ,",Ui",^11'1"11 v11'?1^rlu'zi? J's
a|i|n>ais ii<h|?.i* l.onH T,',"wi"* ??'
'?may tliuiis.i mis , :l" s,l?f?
'!,,f war it-ii i s I t ,"1<'i'n ii ii
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?siat.Miif.,,, i;..i? ""'iso
?.ini,ii,i.,i tho tlVi,s" 1r"rl?"-?
I'loslii-nt. lakon l?y tlu>
???nd that lir' a.Ti vh v:if ,lis K,lil!
"I'srrti. t,.,| ,|?. ,|t. f - l?iir|'o.s,.|y
r?... .!.v,^imiV,:/';,v;;"r
,"yU"U' "? ''Is action
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Pt?r'><#nalit v u ni,?h% Ml ?tn'' ? .npri-ssi\o
? f?r ''l,,k,,>K. and atr?r<liiiK
leni." Ih""w ????' criminal i,,^
oiii.-ii, Pioln-r inn,
w oman. Mrs. |,|ei, V-*
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win, ?? Z!mZ
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ALU MAKE.S
REPAIRED
AGKNT FOR ,
VVetorman's and
Xonklin's Pens
was manager of "II Prolelario," an
Italian conducted by the I. \V.
W.. was also released for deportatIon,
it]though a line of $:JO.tiO<i hail been
added by the court to hit* ten-year
prison sentence. These were the only
two members of the organization
who had attained any prominence to
obtain release, it was sain.
Lutheran Minister ItelcilMCil.
Wilhtlm Schumann. a German
minister at I'onieroy, Iowa, was con
victed of having preached a sermon
during the war urging punishment
for all enemies of Germany, and
wan released today.
"Mojick Kieron. formerly an of
ficer in the Austrian army, who was
convicted at Detroit of obstructing
the draft selective service net and
sentenced to twenty years, was given
his linn! release l.y the list. President
Wilson having acted previously to
reduce the sentence to live yeats.
"Among the miscellaneous cases
were those of two Oklahoma farmers,
who joined early in the war in a
general rebellion against (lie selec
tive service act. which was quickly
suppressed. Gustavo II. Jaeobsen. of
t'hieago, also named for release, aid
id a conspiracy during the war to
cause native rebellion against ltrit
i>th rule in India, in so far its be al
lowed his house lo he used for a
meeting place by those concerned,
but the. statement said he was "not
shown to have been in reality an
enemy of the Pulled States."
.lack Law, another member of the
I. \V. \V.. convicted at Chicago in
''.Ms, the summary said, represented
"one of the eases where in it is ear
nestly claimed by many persons that
there was no evidence at the trial to
show that tin- applicant was guilty of
iiny disloyal act during the war."
In making the announcement of
the executive action today. President
Harding stated at the outset that he
had no comment to make on the
I >i lis case, and this was interpreted
:i: meaning that no action was forth
? oming in regard to the former
Socialist leader at this time.
Within a few minutes, however,
tin complete list was made available
t the newspaper correspondents and
disclosed that Mr. Debs' release had
I cell a i.t hoi i/.i d.
iMtc?Ti:sTi:i? 111:1.1: \ s 1 \ <;
of noi 1 \ i.ist 1.1: \ nr.it
Illy Associated Press.I
CI.KV KI.AND, 1 ill |i>. Dec. US.?On
licai tig that President Harding had
commuted Ktigene V. Debs' sentence,
1'nit .1 Stat'-^ Divtri-t Attorney IM
ward S. Wcrtz. who prosectiled Debs,
announced toniglit that lie had form
ally protested auainst releasing the
Socialist leader when consulted by
Attorney-General Harry .\Y Daugh
erty several months ago.
"1 wrote that I was opposed lo
fret ing Debs." Mr. Wcrtz said, "be
cause he bad had an eminently fair
tiial. was found guilty of serious
charges ai a limn when the 1'irted
Slates had to set a premium on
loyally and had been duly sen
t diced."
Federal judge I ? C. Westerhaver.
who presided at the Debs trial and
who sentenced him. refused to com
ment on the President's action.
Ml DKMONVI'lt \TION I'LAWKII AT
ATLANTA UN It I M.I'.A SK tilt DIWIS.
| Ity Associated I'rcss.l
j ATLANTA. (!A.. Dec. J.I.?Kxpccta
jtion that Kugene V. Debs. Socialist
i leader, would lor released today from
? tin; Atlanta 1-VderaI penitentiary,
l>t'ought his brother. Theodore Debs;
] David Karfter. N'ew1 York Socialist, and
? oth'TS in Atlanta, but at the peni
tenii.-iry ti{? to tonight it was said
| no ollicial word had come, while
! Washington dispatches said the pris
? oner w oubl be released Christmas
| Day. ('oinmtttatioii of his sentence
announced today will tak.j effect
I then, it \\ as stated.
Debs had said some lime ago th'it
'when he (lid leave the prison he e\
poutid i<? no directly to his home in
Terro Haute, 1ml., ami make his fu
ture plans there after a reunion with
his family ami prol>al>ly some of his
dose friends. lie was convicted in
ltHS of violation of the wartime es
pionage laws ami was transferred t?
Atlanta in where lie has rc
tiiaittril with tin.- exception of a trip
t>> Washington last spring. Tliat trip
was made ai the invitation of At
torney-Uenoral Dauglierty and Dobs
having given 11is word to return here
made the trip alone.
Prior to his imprisonment. Debs
had lectured throughout the country
between his campaigns as head of
the national Socialist ticket and
asked recently if lie intended to re
sume the lecture platform he re
plied ho might, lint lie would not
make his plans until lie went home.
As far as could l>e learned no
demonstration in his behalf wan
planned oa his release here, but a
group of friends. including; his
brother, his local attorney and others',
were ready to welcome him and Kj
arrange for his trip home.* Not even
his brother saw him today, however,
and .1. 10. liyche, warden at the peni
tentiary, could tell them or newspa
per men nothing throughout the day,
and reiterated tonight that no woid
had come from Washington. The
order for Debs' release would come
by mail, if it followed this ordinary
procedure and it was expected st
would reach Atlanta some time late
Saturday.
FIREMEN AUK CALLED
BY USE OF WIRELESS
| My As sodated Press.)
N'KW VHUK, Dee. U:!.? Wireless
telegraphy was used for the lirst time
here today for summoning firemen to
combat llames. and it proved to be
a false alarm. The crow of the po
lice boat John P. Hylan, steaming
down the Past lliver, saw what ap
peared to be a serious lire on the
Manhatan shore near Sixtieth Street,
and a wireless dispatch sent to po
lice headquarters resulted in three
engines. t*vo hook and ladder trucks
and tire boats being rushed to the
scene. The firemen found, however,
the supposed conflagration was a
series of bonfires kindled hi some
large garages under construction, the
purpose being to dry the walls.
UNDECIDED ON D \TE FOR
NEW ARBUCKLE TRIM.
f Itv \ssodato<l Press 1
PAX Pit A N'CISCO, Dec. 23.?Mat
thew A. Itrady, district attorney, an
nounced today that the Police Court
hearing of tin- perjury charge against
Mrs. Minnie Neighbors. i>( i.os An
geles. growing out of the first Itoscoe
<\ i Patt> > Arbuckie trial, might neces
sitate postponing the opening of the
second trial of Arbuckle on a charge
of manslaughter from January 9, al
though he was ready to proceed on
that date if necessary.
SOISSONS GETS LOAN
$tl,0IM>.IM)0 Canadian Honey to Itchulld
i itj.
|lly Associated Press.)
PAHIS. Dec. 211. Canadian money
to the value of $?.0li0,0H0, will lie
used for the rebuilding of Soissons,
according to the Journal Imlustrilte,
which says fliat the Soisnons muni
cipal council has approved the terms
of an agreement with Canadian bank
ing interests for a loan to that
amount.
Plans for relighting streets and
beautifying t lie city were adopted,
and this work will soon begin.
GIVE FLOWER GIFTS
Klowcr." are always in koo<1 taste?always appreciated. Givo Flow
ers tin- simple, sensible, economical uift. You ran settle your gift
problem ritfht here-4?laiKe. beautiful l'oinscttias, $L\r>0 anil up; Scotch
iliallier. and up; Kaskrls, $5 and up?but wo haven't room to
t?? 11 you all. Ohmn by this week and see the ritUKnificent display for
yourself. We'll be glad to see you, whether you buy or not.
We s<-nd Flowers by wire anywhere.
JOHN L. RATCLIFFE
2<M> Went Ilrnnd Street.
NEW YEAR'S EVE
?AT?
The Jefferson
ADMISSION, J?:i.no.
Iti^Ker, Jlrlplitor and Hotter Than Kver ilcforo.
I >A NC :iN(i?BUPPKIt?S< H ? VKNIRS
(A la cnrto Sorvico) ?
Meyer Davis' Orchestra
Mako Your Table Reservations Rarly.
O. F. M'KISKGKR, Manager.
MHO TO If DOT
.'i Companies Will Seek to
Preserve Order in Rolling
Mill Strike.
[By Associated 1'rcss. 1
KUANK l''OUT, KY? Dee. I!:!.?Four,
companies of Kentucky National j
Guardsmen, totaling 10" men and the
necessary olllcors, tonight wore or
dered to Newport, Kv., by Governor
Morrow. They were sent as a result
of his orders growing out of a s*trlke
at the. Newport Itolllng Mills and
without a request from local peace
olllcer*. They are due to arrive in
Newport about 7:30 A. M. tomorrow.
The troops will he under command
of Colonel II. II. Jjcnhardt, of Howl-.
Inn 15recti.
Three other companies have been
ordered held in readiness to proceed
to the scene If needed. Governor Mor
row said; in announcing the sending
of troops. lie declined to say what
companies were being held ready.
The troops were sent to Newport by
Governor Morrow on his' own initia
tive. None of the peace officers of
the city or of Cambell County had
asked for them.
"Serious danger exists." the Gover
nor said, "that at any moment an out
break may occur, causing the loss of
dozens of lives and the disgra.ee of
the State."
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT IN
AIR AS OPPORTUNITY
NO. 4 REACHES GOAL
(Continued From First I'age.)
Thai is sure t<. conn-. Kver.v mail is
bringing in contributions. As Christ
inas gets nearer the Star of Bethle
hem shines brighter and the path of
the "Other Wise Men," followers of
Van I >yke's hero who found Die
Christ by giving to I lis children, be
comes clearer."
\?. ?! Goes Over the Top.
Yesterday Opportunity No. I went
"over the top." They were waifs on |
life's highway. Their mother has do-!
sorted them anil their lather Is dead, j
They were just two hoys, drifting!
along, cut by every ill wind that >
blew. Today they are assured of a j
K<i(iil home for the next twelve
months and the training that will lit;
them for the high duties of nood
citizenship. They have found Santa
Cl.'ius and lie Is to them very real.
It will be n Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year to all. including, the
"Ten Opportunities," who will prob
ably be happier than all the rest, for
they know now that the Star of
llothicliem has never ceased to shine,
and that the road of Kris Krinule
leads now, as of old, to the humble
places.
Contributions yesterday, totaling
$|M), were as follows:
Opportunity No. I.
Amount requested. $tnn.
Previously acknowledged . . . . S IOC.09
Oversubscribed, f?'>.f>0.
Opporlunit>? No. ".
Amount requested, i'lT".
I'revioiisly acknowledged . . . . ? lOT.'JO
i >\ i rsubscribed,
Opportunity \ o.
\mount |.cqucslod. $ooo.
Cash $ 2.00
Mrs. .1. I*. l,o Sctiter. Slate lliver
Mills 1.00 j
Friend 10.00 i
it. .<:? ii n.oo
Mrs. II. Al. Kccklcr l.uo
It. W. G I.no
I!. K. Williams, Victoria, Va. .. 1.00
Min. .1. W. II 2.50
Savedge, \*a J.00
W. \Y. Marston. I.'rl.nma. Va . 2..">0
From one member of in the
Serv'ce ..f the King Circle of
King's 1 laughters 2..10
A Friend 2.f>0
It. M. Anderson
Cash I.tii)
Total j 4 |.r>0
I'reviouslj acknowledged tor.. 15
Total to date J.'iOO.'.t.'i
| Amount s'tiil needed, $SO.or?-.
Opportunity \o,
Am?.ur:t requested, $4A(I.
' "ash $
X Y.
Mrs. I.'pps
Frierul
I:. \V
is. \v. ?;
i Mrs. It. I., m \\\
In Memory Y.V.V
l:. 10. Will lams, Victoria, Va..!.
M r. .i. W. il
; \Y. Marston, l.'riiarina, Va.!!
llarr.v lt.ni.in, Jr.
j Montgomery Harbin, Jr.. . .'. .'.'
il't'om om* i?t tbe members of
'In the Service of the King"
< inle of King's I la lighters. .
1.00
1.0m
1 .00*
.50
A Friend 2.00
It. M. Anderson 2.00
A Friend . 4.00
Canh l.oo
J. O. IJ .-. 1.00
Total $ 31.00
Previously aeknowlednod .... 301'.01 j
Total to tlato 1100.01
Oversubscribed, 1 cent.
(>l>|iortiiiil;>- \o. .".
Amount requested, $000.
Previously acknowledged ....$702
Oversubscribe!!", ? 103.75.
Opportunity No. (I.
Amount rLMiuc.ntrd, $300.
ProviouHly nckonwIedKed $300.30
Oversubscribed, 30 cents.
Opportunity No. 7.
Amount requested, $200. .
Previously nekofiwledKcd ....$233.25
Oversubscribed, $33.25.
t.oo
I
Opportunity No. 8.
Amount requested. $200.
l'roviously acknowiedKcd ....$257.25'
Oversubscribed. $67.25.
Opportunity No. t).
Amount requested, $goo.
II. .M. Anderson j 2.50'
Miss Mary l.n\vson 2!&o '
Mrs. fieorijo II. Jennings .'1.00
Xo Name " &o i
2*00 i
Monouro I'. PuttoiTt" i.oo
Contribution 2.50 i
?Mrs. .1. it. |.,. Suiter, Slate Ytiver
'I Im. Va | ,oO I
Millwood, Five Creel; Mills-, Va. 2.",ti
??? ??? L-.r.o
IT. Win. C. Flake ?.r,.i
"l.ittlo lied Cross Dougie" 2.'."
Friend ".no ,
Mrw. II. M. llcckier I .oo ?
Mattic I*. JlarrLs "imm
'?? W. ? : T.'oo ;
In .Memory i (,,, i
It. K. Williams ' . i'nni
A. i:. |>
"In the Service of tlie KinV"
? it-cle of Kind's l?aiikliters,
from a member f?.oo i
I $ 4 1.00
Previously acknowledged .... 45.1.30
Total to date tl'17 30
Amount still needed. JI02.70.
Opportunity No. 10.
Amount lequeste.l, ItiOO
Mrs. .1. W. II
Mi's. Mary l,a wsou
Sadie 1,. Wallcrstoin lojio
No Name i
'.'.v.".v.. .v.: i;:;;",,
< ash
I,. I!. Williams ..."
c. W. II.. Jr
Contributor ? ? ? ..
?Ml!- Le Suiter. Slat. itlVer
MiIIm, Va
Millwood, Five Creek Mills Va.
Mns. w. A. ChoatwOod. Treas "
Hox F, fit) IteK. C. \ C
(.'ash .
Dr. Wm. C. Flake . . .
"I.lttle Heil t'ross DotKn".. ! ! o" ),,
r riend
kr\v"' M" Mork!(,r ??????? ? ? ! T.O0
.00
;.:?u
l!.oo*
5.00
] .00
L'.'ifi
?.oo
) ??0 ,
2.00 :
i oo
1 it Memory !.!!!! !
Csburn Hoszc'l ". 1\ ?>
". '??. W illiams i
"? M. Anderson ....
?Monouro I*. Fatten
Total
Previously acknowledge,!
Total to date. J lis.so.
Amount still needed. $IS0.20.
$
A Few Xmas
Suggestions at
Tremendous Sayings
(Jills for Father, Mother,
Sister ami Brother
Hunting Shoes
Hunting Coats
Sweaters, Dress Gloves,
Automobile (1 loves. Rain
coats, Army Blankets,
Dress Shoes, Sporting
(Jootls, etc.
Special for tlie Kiddies
1M.T TENTS
An ideal gift for the
kiddies.
Army Goods Store
<100 ii Kast Broad St.
8 Kast IJroiul St.
UNiS Hull St.
Christmas Pageant
Written liy Hrv. W. H. Itoivlo, I). II., Knlltlrd
??Tin-: ki\<: who was not. \m? tiik kino who was."
will be presented by Members of the Sunday School at
MONUMENTAL CHURCH
Sunday, Dcccmher 25th, at 8 I*. M.
Offering for the "Near Kast Iloli??f"
Itev. George r. Mayo will preach at 11 A. M.
Iloly Communion at S A. M.
Sunday School and Itihlc Classes at A. M.
Broad Street Methodist Church
Tenth and Broad Streets.
Preaching at 11 A. M. and S J*. M. by the Pastor.
RRV. FTIKI) n. C1IRNAUL.T.
.Morning subject: "Tho rwblehem of Yesterday."
Kvenirig subject: "The Bethlehem of Today."
A special musical program at each of these services.
Strangers and visitors arc invited to worship with lis.
The students of the city are given the most cordial welcome.
a pkopi.k's cuuricu in tiik iikaiit ok tiib city.
Second Baptist Church
Franklin at Adams Street
The Church Willi the, Wide-Opon Door
11 o'clock Worship
CHRISTMAS MUSIC AND SERMON
Dr. Cousins, Our Minister, Will Treach
"The Christmas Message 1921"
At 9:4(> Departments of the Sunday School have a
Christmas Program and special "CHVING SERVICE."
No Evening Service
?
Sunday in the Churches
HA I'TIST.
First Baptist Church
Scrvlct'H at 11 A. M. and 8 1'. M.
ITcnching by the pastor, lir. Ucorge
W. McDanlel.
Sunday School. 0:30 A. M.
It. Y. I'. U., 7 1*. M.
Grace Street Baptist
Church
Dr. W. W. Woi'k.i, ?
II A. M.. "A Itovelatio/i aixl a invo
lution."
S I*. M.t Christmas Service, "The
AnRfl's JliissaKi?."
!?:30 A. Vi.. Itihlo School.
Special Christmas mu.sio at hoth
services. _
Oakwood Avenue Bap
tist Church
I tew K. W. Hillings, P.iator.
II A. M? "Worshiping the Christ
mas Day."
s )?. M., "Have You No Kaltli in the
ChristTJ
Tabernacle Baptist
Church
Cor. <;ruvi' Ave. anil Meadow St root.
The pastor, I?r. It. A uhr-v Williams,
will preach at both services. Sub
ject Sunday night: "Dickens' Christ
niaH Carol."
Sunday School, !*-30 a. M.
It V. P. I*.. T P. M.
CllltlHTIAV.
First Christian Church
Temporary place of worship. William
K<>\ School. 1:300 Hanover We.
Itcv. W. T. Wallers*. 1?. IPastor.
II A. M.. Christmas sermon.
S I'. M.. tin; Message of tho Church.
:? l."> A. M., Sunday School, Special
Services.
7 I'. M . Christl;in Kiiiliavur.
'The Church where you will feel at
home."
* Hanover Avenue
Christian Church
(Corner Hanover and Allen Ave.)
Itcv. .1. H. llunley will preach at
II A. M. <?n 'The Fullness of Time."
and at 8 I*. .M. on "The itoyal Mat
riage Feast."
1111 ? 1 ? - School :il in 1">.
Seventh Street Chris
tian Church
Tin pastor. Dr. 11 I >. c. Maeladt
Inii, w ill occupy his pulpit ;>t II A. M. j
and > I'. M. The subject for the
?uoriiii'c sermon will !???: "Clad Tld
in1" of Croat Jov."
The ev< ninu virvlrc will consist of
hymns and carols, with a very brl- f ,
address.
Sutidav School at !l:30 A. M.
christian Kndcavot- at 7 I'. M.
CPIHt lll'AI.. |
All Saints Episcopal
Church
(Franklin Street, between Madison
and Monroe Streets.)
I!i v. .1. V. howiimnn. D. I'. Hector.
Sunday School with Hible Classes
it !i.30 A. M
Momiiiik service with sermon by
he rector and Holy Communion at
I 1 o'clock.
Afternoon service at 5 o'clock.
Special Christmas music by the
-hoir of fifty tnen and boys under Hie
lir< rllon of lOrn-st 11. Cosby, organ? 1
ist and choir master.
Grace Episcopal
Church
(Main Street, two Mocks below
.1 efferson.)
(lev. W II. Iturkhardt, f>. D., rector.
7:3') ,\ M.?Celebration of the Holy
'otnmunioti.
I' :I0 A. M.? Itlljle Class.
Io:0'i A. M. ?Short children's service..
11 "0 A. M.?Special music, sermon
and Holy Communion.
K:0U r. M ?Kvening prayer and ad
Ir. ss.
Tlie rector will officiate at all
?r vices.
ST. JAMES i
CHURCH
West Franklin and lilrch Street.
SKItVICKS:
S A. M.. Holy Communion.
9:30, Sunday School.
10, Bible Classes for Men and Wo
men.
11, Morning Prayer and sermon.
Mr. Peter will preach.
The
People's Service
8:15 P.M.
Chorus Choir.
Christmas Ilymns.
Congregational Singing.
Mr. Peter will preach. Subject: "A
Christmas Message."
Monday, St. Stephen's Day.
Tuesday, St. John the Kvangolist'ii
Day.
Wednesday, Holy Innocents' Day.
The Holy Communion on each of
these festivals at 11 o'clock.
St. Paul's Church
Holy Communion at 7:45 A. M.
Christmas stereopticon pictures in
the Sunday School at 9:45 A. M.
Morning Prayer and Communion at
U A. M.
Musical Prelude at 7:15 P. M.
Kvening Prayer at 8:15 P. M.
At the 11 o'clock service the rcctor.
Rev. W. Russell llowle, D. I)., will
prencli on "The Chrislmns Treasures."
The Itcv. Robert McD. Klrkland will
preach at the service at 8:15.
KPI.HCOPAI,.
St. John's Episcopal
x Church
Services at 11 A. M? and H P. II. by
the rector, tlio Rev. HukIi W. Sublott.
Moil's lilblc Class lit 9:15 A. 41.
Holy Trinity Church**
llcv. J. J. CJravult, D. p., Hector.
Iloly Communion, 8 A. M.
Christmas Servlcu ami Holy Com
iminloiii II, A. M.
ICvoiiing Sorvlco, 8 l*. M.
Christmas Music at liath services.
Sunday School and Youiik Women's
I'.ible Class. t?:45 A. M.
I.IJTIIKIIAN.
Bethlehem Evangelical
Lutheran Church
Sixth and flay Streets,
Richmond, Vu.
Rev. O. A. Sauer, Pastor.
Smiilay School ami lilblo Clans at
'J: i.v
Service at 1 1.Subject: "Who Is tin
Word That Was Ma'!"- Flesh?" This
service In l he Kuullsh latiKuni;c.
< 'hildren's hit vivo at 7 1*. M. ,
all who win ami nocil a Savior.
an?T to whosoever will Helhlehem
opens whl" lh<< door and In the name
of J< suh Christ, the Savior, hays wel
? iiiiii'.
MP.TIMMHST.
Centenary Methodist
Church
l'n-arhlmr at II A. M. and 8 P. M.
liy the pastor. H?V. T. A. Smoot, D. I >.
MornliiK subject: "The Sign of tlio
y. ? n ger."
i;v.-nltiK subject: "Keeping Watch
by Nujht."
Sunday School. !l:30 A. M. ,
K|?worth l.i .'ik'iKv _7 1*. M_. ^
"The Church With a Kind Heart"
?Laurel St. M. E. Church
Kcv. 'IcoiT.o 11. McF?d?n.
II A. M?"lind's I tent Gift to the
W o r I ? I. "
s I'. M.?-"The Divine and Iluinan
"Jhrlst."
{?:30 A. M ?Sunday School.
"J.3U A. At. Mill's nible Class. T.
5ray Iladdoti, teacher.
Monument Methodist
Church
i
forncr I'ark and Allen Avenues.
Ilev. ?!eo. i:. ltook.-r. pastor.
.NT? ? r11111k subject: ','Tlie only Kxpla
natiuii of the Mystery of the Incar
na t ion."
KvetlllltC subject: "When Shall We
Kxpei t the Realization of the Christ
mas Vision and tho Kstabllnhtnetit of
I nivrsal Peace?"
Sunday School and Men's Bible.
i'!a->. 'J .10 A. M.
IMtBSIIYTKItlA.V.
First Presbyterian
Church
West Grnce and Madison.
Preaching at II ,\. M. by Dr. F. T.
M. Kadcn.
Sunday School at H'30.
Hible Classen at !i .50. .
At I r. M. the Sunday School will
hold lt? Christmas celebration.
No evening service.
Ginter Park Presbyte
rian Church
Schauffler Hall, l.'nion Theological
Seminary Campus.
Morning service, it A. M.. Ilev. T.
C. .lohnson, D. !>.. the preacher.
Kvenlnfc service. S P. M., Hcv. Wm.
A H.tll the preacher.
Sunday School. D SO A. M. i<i. .
Grace-Covenant Pres
byterian Church
1027 Monument Avenue.
Uev. Charles Tj King, pnstnr.
Sermon jit 11 A. M.. "Tho First
Christinas Song." Mr. W. Douglas
Gordon will take pn-t in special'
trhiistmas song service
At 5 I'. M.. White cut Service.
Visitors are always welcome.
Second Presbyterian
Church
Rev Russell Cecil. I). D.. Pastor.
Sundn v School, :l.1 A. M.
Services at II A. M. and 8 P. M.
Subject for the morning. "THK SIT
PKI IN AT I'RAI. < K >SPKI, OP CHRIST."
Subject for the evening. "'TIM. THK
l?NI) UK." f
The Sumlav School will hold Its
While Gift Christmas Service Wcd
nesdav evening at 8 o'clock.
Westminster Presby
, terian Church
(Corner Park and Davis Avenues.)
Rev. William S. Golden, pastor.
II A. M.?Christmas Service.
8 I*. M.? Mr. Golden will preach on
'The Coming of the Wise Men."
An interesting program has been
trrnttged for the inojning service, all
iicmhers of I lie church and congregn?
'.ion with their friends are cordially
fnvlted.
t'MTAItlAX.
First Unitarian Church
FfOyd Avenue and Harrison Street.
OCR FAITH. .
The Fatherhood of God. i * '
The Brotherhood of Man. '
The leadership of Jesus.
Salvation by Character.
The* Progress of Mankind Onward
and Upward Forever.
Services nt 11 A. M. and 8 P. M.
Preaching by Rev. Frank Pratt.
Subjects: A. M.. "The Power of
Jesus." P. M., "The Song of 'the
Angels."
Christmas Music.
Sunday School at 12:20.
You are invited to these services.
Your mlml will be. qtrickoncd and your
religious life deepened.
All Scats Freo.

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