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IS UR9E0 Br NORTH
I (r- i ? 't,
?<*'l'4'oeliylrri;iiis at Do Moinc?
yi.!:;;(..on\??ntiou Hcjcrl South
rrn Propositi.
wot ?.i? ?.<? wiioi.i: i i:\?. rii
Inform o Suuihrrn llmti, Mertlni; nl
< hnrlewton. \\ . \ Thai |?lnn
ItffiiiiiiiiriMlfil |tj ii. I'nlN io Dmu
llrnl hi-rliixxl Monti* IIk liter.
! Hv ,\vm , iatcil Press.J
I'CS !< >\\ \ Max :'L' -Or
* smit union. I: s;. t<l of further offorts
I ' iik ili - :- i ? at i.>nr- l.etw. >>n
- Nortl.i : n ar.il S a' I.ct ? Presbyterian*
through ru n typ? ?? of federation, is
desired |,v (ho Northern I.ranch . .f
h 1)1. l.lth General As
? K-inllv ? | >r i -sby:. r la n ("hutch
in th. 1 "nil. i! Slates informed the
Xnutli't Prcsbyterlar.s In a resolu
tion adopted today
The ?''M ??: i i-d ilution follows:
'?'Tire (J.-t,. ra! A-^mtily of the Pres
byterian i'Iiui.'Ii i:i the United States
oi A met i. t ..cl<n</tvled|;?s the .vim
munlcatiori froin tii? ? General AKsem
V "f '' * I "? i >y t cririti Church of
t ho fnped Sti'.- regarding the adop
?'"'i "f "? institution for a united
assonih!- ? l'r> sl.yt.'itaii and |{e
foruied (?!.;;:?? . s ^<> bo o|n>ratlve and
effective when a;.;.t- \ ed i,y ;J)0
sembiy i f ;h- Prcsbyterlan Church
!n ili. Pnited States of America an.l at
least ..no other church In the couti
? r\ ??'dins t h. I? si.\ terlnti and !:??
f"Mo. .1 faith.
Sort* \efual | nlon.
' \Ve ..jr wlllinguess tr. lake
any Ktcps in the direction of the
' tu:<! untoti i.f pr. ivterian and lie'
. m.fd chur.h.s. In our judgment,
however, the proposed constitution
ire- no closer u'llr^ than s ..I
ready made possible l.v the consli
?11' ?" ? ?' :'1 >? ner r. I'oiincil .<f i:- .
?'"rti ? 1 '"hirli's* all* aiiv adopted |,y
? h< majority r.f the Presbyterian
ft'1 It.formed .'hurcJtec and now in
operat ion
\W ? . therefore. b.dicve that at th*
' v ? sJiotiId endeavor to pro
. .'i'j i ? tl.sr ..lroa.lv made
|Vo?slble through th.. round! of Ite
forn:."! .:ji I...- and ils amended ar
of agreement until surh time
- ' ? Presbyter lan Church of the
States ;? w;; I i n k to proceed
r and adopt mensure.c v.Jv'h
u ?' ? 'ii j ' ? l. . i i. unlon."
A- ? v.rwlielm;njy v't? was repis
,,v the . ..mmlssio'ners acalnst
u;! i m j?: ?;../s-;? 1.
hi ?iii i tio\ d|.- ( <ntn \
U)o|'ti:d \t ( ii\iti,i-;sTo.\
n:. A - > ? ...red rr.es )
J ! A itl.KSl ' l.v W . JJaj. nn
rn? Southern Presbyterian General
A?-?.~ ' ' ' ??v t.1' :'? d i resolution
?' ! ' ' ? n Its church and the
- ''? i.'' rrr-'d Presbyterian
' * The r? mmendarion of thr
'??: n;itti c , n eotr:ty ot tl.?
Presbyterian Church. U. S. A., 'and
" '' V'r.lted
: :? ts th
fundi authorized last year 'fr'r ^for
? -r.d horn." -:.lss;e.:i., srid other
'? ?' 'it iitP r.remain im
ehanped
r- t: ? : nil t ? i. ;nded
JLWZ;Ur
r h lireh tirid t'-.e "ev, ry nierr ' - ,
a!? r.a ?-J ? }t.T5".0'>0 t>..
apportionrner t being .foreiph ini?.
?* salons :,:a..
000; Christian ? du'-atioti. |55.fi00;
^ralnltiir !.'? it j; iimonil. \'a .
I'.:.... }. synod!
?i { r? -by. r: .! , ? er.ri|-r?'i;.<tloT;al
"" "x ??" ' The re ma i nd -
T V. , l.e used sinklni; fund
Purr
ft v:
n !.' u;'' ri,rU,'r ^'^mmended ?.>,?
.J ?tsseuildv ill
permlttlnif special Hnanclnff cam
pa!ph? ?.e rescinded ;,s v.-eli as ?
prr.p.,ai tr, extend the work of the
laysne- s- m!.? ? .nary movement
-\K(;ro boys i i\d
HOMH; roth INJl HMD
Th'" Tinier -1>lsj>atch
I ' >1. r-M. . Til ,\ . ?|flV ??> ... .-.
dv A ,dr
an
?ars old. of j;);
? and ? hiu lie Mn:' , r.
g' *' '? H*lnK at 1 <106 <Ir. .>n
lured V.sterdav whet
'"lir.d. t>e!i( v. d .
"?? ?. a hrend k-renade or ? boinb
' ' ' " . v;. . ,|
'?/ " ? ' ">?' tl ' ' Vtdosive ,ln.
... ' cl, v,rf '*reen and
I'liev wanted to se.
' '' Sandy An
' v ' Mown off com
her i ? received in.
his file,
:<n? * and IeK?
Crime W ave Disturbs
JRcsi<lrnts of /ion C.itv
| !l> I'liltod .Vows J
S5IO.V CITV. ILL.. May 22.?Zlon
City, Sli" domain of ovcrswr WIN
tmr mi Voliva. after several
months of t and .viiniiuk'tut)
during which Hie Jil . lius been
entirely deserted, Is- in the throes
of ii ci'lint)
uno arrest for toting moon
shine ami another for cigarettc
smoking have ocourred within tli
i'.ibi tw t n!> - four hours-.
tSeorg? I're.iton, of \V.? altegan.
was flood $.'.0 today I?> Judge W.
K. Sehtnalfuss, after had ad
mitted buying some s >rt of Ii<ini? 1
in Wuukrgan for il a ?|uarl.
I'.itrolman Karl ?'ast?rman testified
that :n ail official U >l ' stuff
another Zlon cop hail hu..ed i
luiiRiie severely, so it mus*. aav?
been l|f|Uor.
Patrolman Isaac l'arrv snifTed
Ueiirj llolllkcn's . t v. .>
blocks away. and r. -'ied t>> 111? -
."-l>"t. following his nose, he de
clares. llohlken put uj? a fight. hut
ended ui> In .tail. nevertheless. if.
will he tried tomorrow fur frnuk
inn the cigarette.
Overseer Vollva is reported to
he planning drastic miasure*
against further inroads of law
less tiess
cheeyes has number
of new YORK GIANTS
I By I'nlted News.)
rillOAOO. May l'L' if the world
champion New York 'Smuts \? ei. the
| only team the I'hicago t'tihs had t->
; cdtit1 -ml will, l'itoher Virgil ?*lne\.-s
j would he assured of a pitching aver
age '.f ! "Of
I When the ? Slants see Virgil out <?!!
i the mound they Know the g;.in< s
a- good as lost, hut, <>n 'he other
:tatid, when ;?i ? > other of the six Na
tional la .iitue teams s--c who's hurl
inc they can he reasonably sur. of
i .i w in
came t<> the i"uhs last \.ar.
| and of the seven games pitched
; against the (.Slants, he lost not > -ie
j lie added two more ijiant victories
j his st: ;ng in the recent sorbs,
i Virgil's fhilure to taste d-:>at
'the hands of the 'Slants is a dist :
I tlon not possessed b\ anj other Na
itional 1.-ague pitcher. Tin <' it>s
r.evet had a pitcher hurling again-t
an opposing team with su< h . <?? ?
<? ^t? t.t success. and f'heeves tins he
'?ni? tlu- i hampion of nil the "?'? ant
k lers." with even trior- right to that
t ile than Morde. .n Brown, ,1a I
i ster *r I.ew Klehle.
TENDLER'S AGENT
REJECTS GUARANTEE
' By I'nited New s )
NKW YORK. May 22..? "Leftle
I.'.i.lt T.vibr's mereenary mating- r
has resumed negotiations for the
Tei ? 1. (. n;:rd fight, which, when
perpetrated, probably will draw
rt. : ?than anv other Imxlnc <<.?,* ? .
ever held, except the I >ernpsi->-< *ar i
per.tier f ght Tex Hickard and ;
Fra-.V ri ?,rr.? v .ue j anning th< 1
rr.atry ?n M.e s a].. of a total gat. of
not l?-s? than JTf>f' eft".
5'hll < ilft'sman. r f ri iladelphtn.
" ? ndN r i> ag en:. rejected an
ther hue. guarar.tt-e offend r. Mitly
r > 1'. urnoy. Th. ancunt was more
*1 h: f?" fftft for the chaliertL'. r's ? -id.
Olasstr.an ^a:<! he would ti-.t con.-.-n' !
"O .1 Jerse> !.',ut. hut w .vild deii'.-nl j
a decision match I- Now ^ . with '
?rn?Ii gie\.s. I!, also fioM.- it f,
.?> l>er. eiilm-n agreement, h ie
TendJet end will amount t-. mot
than JlftfWf".
Wilson I'lirrlinira Inflelder,
AjjOUKTA. ISA.. May dai Vli
Ua. -! ;r.fle;ri(r hits !?<?< n s !d t th<s
Wils- n. Nor; h ? 'ai o. in..
\ . r u : t : a i.. ag . < ' \ ; a : ri . I ? -
da;. I. ; \ UI- Is'a Sr. 11 h A ? i,t :?
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LADY ASTOR SEES NO PERIL
FROM STRONG WOMAN'S PARTY
Assorts There Will Be No Line-Up ol the Sexes Either
in England or the United States, but Urges
Co-Operation.
. | My rnit.'.l News.]
XIJW Y< 'I!IC May .'J.?Those poli
ticians wiui have been worrying
nights over the possibility of a pow
erful woman's party growing up,
capturing: the government and turn
ing out the men jobholders to give
the wtim? n j>i?-iit> of room at the pie
counttr can roll over and bo li*?k to
sleep.
It can't !>?? done M least that's
' " consider' ?' .pinion of one of the
?bi? ? t women in politics. l?udy Xuncy
Asttir, th.- first .vomaii member of the
British Parliament. It ean't be
done either in England or America,
in her oplni"! formed after a six
week's visit to the I'nited States
durinc which .-In Tiatt met most of
th. A m ? r: i :i i women prominent in
suffrage muvcmt'ii!.
-There will lie no line-up of the
se\os. ami n ' woman's party ap
proaching i:i anyway the size and
strength of the old established poli
tical parties.'? l.ady Astor said, on
the eve of her departure for Kng
land. Tuesday.
" A few of our women, both here
?nd iti Kngland. think there ought to
tie ;i woman's party, as opposed to a
man's party, hut they are compara
tively few '
She agrees with President Hard
ing it. opposing the grouping of
women into separate political units
as advocated by the woman's party
Washington
?It - an impractical idea," I^ady
Astor insisted.
"T:.' ie is to.> much man in woman
. :;d ti'O tnuch woman in a man t??
ak? ? sir ll an artificial division pos
. ibl'." >he > iid. "Look at me?I am
1 . f n..in. !. <>U at any man?he Is
half woman. We ail know men who
have a woman'" point of view and
u"i' wiif* think like a man does.
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A woman's purty Just couldn't hap
pen."
Because women In Knglaml out
number men owing to (loathe in the
worUl wur. There has been real con
cern In .somo quarters there lest the
women get together ami obtain con
tiol of British political muchlnry.
But the real wish of the women is
to become allies of the men In fight
ing for Justice an<l reforms in which
h sexes are Interested.
She think.-1 the Supreme t 'ourt de
cision against the child labor tax f.?a
ture of the revenue act "is a dread ft: I
thing-?terrible."
"It must not stand." she declared
Lady Astnr is inclined to favor tli?
constitutional amendment sus:^?.'<
by Senator Hirain Johnson.
l.ady Astor believes the a t ion ot
the committee of th-? House ot I.
in voting to bar l^ady Ithomlda from
holding a seat is based upon a falla
clous argument, which, if adhered tn
would lend to the abolition of tin
House of Lords as a public body. Tlx
attorney-general ruled that th
lloiiso of Lords was not a publh
function within the meaning of th?
sex disquaIitication removal act.
METHODISTS REFUSE
10 ACCEPT JUNflLUSKft
Conference Votes Against
Taking Over Church Re
tort at Present.
I Uy Associated Press.)
HOT SPIIINUS. ARK., May 112.?Or
ganization of a body to l>e known as
thu t.!obleu Cross, which would have
tor Its pur post- the Increase of hos
pitalisation work, was authorized by
tlo- (ienoral Conference of the Meth
. dl.st ICplfco!>al <"hurch. South, at Us
concluding session here today.
The membership will be confined
(within the church. i?n<l the society
will ini as an auxiliary t.< the hos
pital board created by this confer
? ? 11? ? ?
Tii? conference voted against tak
EDGAR ALLAN POE SHRINE
< Incorporated)
1P10 K. Main St.. to 5 '
IIKAI'TIKI I. (iAIIDKV
Colonial Kurnlnire I'ne HpIIch
~ EX AC?
^OTOR OIL
Clean, clear, full
bodied. All oil. Gall
for TEXACO and
watch the golden color.
I?U over at this tl:n? the uflfalrs of
tho Southern assembly, which main
tains property at Junaluska, N. O.,
but decided that control might be
aottumed In the event the assembly
should liquidate outstanding obliga
tions.
Tho usseinbly k''?uii(1s are used as
a place for church rallies ami are
under the control of a commission.
It had been asked that the new
bourd of lay activities assume con
trol, but tho proposal failed when
speaker:! ctaclan-d t??o assembly had
a number Of unmet llnaiiclal obliga
tion s.
The live bishops who woro conse
crated yesterday look turns at pre
siding over the Dual meetings.
To lla?r Junior SI?M*nrtl?.
One of tli?> importiiiii doclaioiiH of
the concluding s<sslon was that to
create boards of Junior nirwanls to
artist la locul church manaKoment
Tho manager* must bo between 12
and IS years. They will xlt with tint
Keillor Htewurds, but will have no
votlin: rights. The proposal wan r\
lilaliied as intended to stimulate
Juvenile Interest lp church afTalrs.
A recomincnilu'tlon that bishops be
H-tlred at tbe aK<- of 7" years was
tabled.
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t/Juil/mner Jdrothers
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with loops of sros-grain ribbon. (H>? Crepe Romaine Frock trimmed
with ribbon loops and novel side panels. ((')?Multicolored ("rope Batik
Dress with uneven hemline and kimono sleeves.
Wo arc the only store in Richmond privileged to display "Rosemary"
Dresses.
DltESS SHOP?SECOND FLOOR.
1833-1922
As In "The Days of Yore"
Blair's Continues to Be
The SAFE Drug Store
Richmond was a social as well as a business center when Blair's
Drug Store was established here 89 years ago. The gentlewomen
of the town wore hooped skirts in those days, and the men talked
crops and shipping.
Through this long expanse of years Blair's Drug Store has
always been a landmark in the center of the city's social, commer
cial and transient life, conveniently located to serve Virginia as
well.
Visitors to the Virginia Historical Pageant should not fail to
visit Blair's, an old, reliable Instituton, devoted solely to the dis
tribution of pure drugs at reasonable rates.
Those who will take part in the Pageant activ
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BLAIRS
THE SAFE DRUG STORE
.? ? ? aai? E. BROAD ?? - ?
\ ESTABLISHED 1333/ ^
MADISON in 12
"Wo Deliver Dmikh Anywlic.ro in the City"