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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-27
WEST FAIRVIEW
Miss Catharine Crawford Given a So
cial at Her Home

Sr- "'a' C7r-ASnondenca.
West Fairview, March 27.-Miss
Catharine Crawford, a student at Ship.
pensourg State Normal School, but now
home for the Easter vacation. was Civ
"a soeiai on Thursday evening at her
hcme on Stateroad street. 4 very pleas
am evening was spent in the plaving
of games and other pastimes. Refresh,
merits were served to the following:
Miss Mary Baughman and Van Nune.
maker, of Enhaut: Victor Neiman. Lv-
kens; Miss Esther Bowman. Bosmans-
dale; Miss Catharlne Harro, Miss Flea
nor Walters and Daniel Peters. of Har.
risburg; Carl Humphries. Philadelphia; !;
Miss Cathariae Crawford, Miss Ruth
Shettel, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Crawford
and Russell Crawford
The Junior class of the High school
met at the home of Vernon Hawbaker.
Railroad avenue, on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. Hawbaker served
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He is survived by his wife and three
sons, all of this place, also by one
brother, James Be1cham, of Altoona
Funeral services will be held on Mon
day afternoon, conducted by the Rev
c. F. Hines, pastor of the Methodist
church, of which the deceased was a
member.
Charles Allen, of Lancaster, was in
town this week to see his mother, Mrs
Mary Allen, who is ill.
Mrs. W. d. Bollinger and Mrs. j. 1
Crane were in Harrisburg on Thurs
day.
James Rounsley was in Newport yes
terday.
William Franklin is papering several
rooms in the Presbyterian manse.
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them refreshments. The following
members of the class were persent:
Luther Eckert, Robert Marshall, Frank
Everhart, Vernon Hawbaker, Joe
wachtman. Edna Barnhsrt and Ro'
maine Honich.
Mrs. Lizzie Ensor is spending a few
days with her mother at Marysville.
A cantata will be rendere> IN st
Mark Lutheran church tomorrow al
1890 a. m. in connection with the Palm
Sunday services. 1t will be rendered
by twenty voices, consisting of home
talent.
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HALIFAX
Public Meeting to Be Held Monday in
the Interest of Baseball

Sus ial Correspondence
Halifax, March 27.-Mr. Morehead,
of Lancaster, will preach in Trinity
Reformed church Sunday evening at
$50 o'clock.
O. H. Watts. of Millersburg, called
on friends in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William l. Keiter, son,
Raw, and daughter, Ruth, of Washing
ton. D. c., are visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
A public baseball meeting will be
held in the band hall on Monday even
ing to stimulate interest in the Hall
fax baseball club.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Fasnacht enter
tanned al a party number of their 1T
tie friends Wednesday afternoon in
honor of their daughter, Mildred S 9th
birthday.
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MILLERSTOWN
John Beacham, Civil War Veteran,
Dies From Attack Of Asthma

Special Corr espordence.
Millerstown. Maxeh 81. = John
Beacham, a Civil war veteran. of this
place, died at his home on Thursday
evening of asthma at the age of 10
years. Mr.. Beacham served in the I'm.
ion army during the Civil war. He
also was a miner for a number of years.
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Sing Maunder's '.onvet to Calvary,

The choir of st. Stephen IS Episcopal
church will sing Maunder's sacred can
tata "Olivet to Calvary" at the 4.30
o o'clock Vesper service tomorrow aft
ernoon. This cantata recalls simply and
reverently the scenes which mark the
last few days of the Saviour S life on
earth, and is most appropriate for this
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CURTIN
Sale of Edwin Spacht Attended by
Many Persons

Special Correspondence.
Curtin. March 27.-iMrs. l. H
Sehreffler, Mrs. n 4. Schreffler and son
Earl, visited at the home of Mr.. anC
Mrs. W. l. Hoffman.
Miss Laura Erdman visited Ira Erd
mans family recently.
William Messersnith has secured
employment with Michael Shaffer.
The sale of goods of Edwin Spaeht
was largely attended.
|. H. Schreffier made trip to Eliza
5ethville recently.
Willis Cooper visited at the home
of Michael Shaffer this week.
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HERSHEY
The Misses Marquart, of Ohio. Are the
Guests of Their Brother

Special Correspondence.
Hershey, March 27.-Nfrs. E. E. Ben.
der, of Wilhamstown, visited relatives
at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Deichler and
Charles Kremer visited friends at Ian.
caster.
Jacob Nissley attended the funeral
of Abraham Geyer at Hillsdale.
G. W. Sheath is visiting relatives at
Duncannon.
Mrs. Violet Freed, matron of Lsb.
anon Valley College, was the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ms.
slew.
Misses Ruth and Martha Marquart.
of Springfield, Ohio. are the guests of
their brother, Robin Marquart
Miss Mary Painter visited friends at
Mt. JOY
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MIDDLETOWN
Special Services in the NJ. E. Church
Tomorrow Morning

Special Correspondence.
Middletown, March 27.-Earnest
Bard, of Lewistown, transacted business
in town yesterday
Special services will be held in the
M. E. church tomorrow morning AZ
1880 o clock when new members will
be admitted on probation. A welcome
will be extended the pastor, the Rev. W.
R. Ridington, on his reappointment by
conference. All of the church societies
will be represented. Rally day exer-
eises of the two Sunday schools will zoe
held in the afternoon.
A cottage prayer meeting was held
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NEW CUMBERLAND
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Coover Entertain
at 500 Party

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Special Correspondence.
New Cumberland. March 21.-Mr
and Mrs. F. E. Coover entertained OF
Thursday evening at their home o
Third street. The rooms were beau;
fully decorated with spring flowers
Progressive five hundred was enjoyed
/ by the guests. Refreshments were
served to the following: Mrs. Grace
Leib, Misses Esther and Marion Lsib
DR.. and Mrs. Schaflle, Mr.. and Mrs. 10
seph Weathcrly, Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Ennis, Mr.. and Mrs. Snodgrass
DIR. and Mrs. Caiwalader, West Fair
view; Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Smith, John
Coover, Miss Sara Kaufman, Mr.. Sni
Mrs. Parker Buttorff, Mr.. end Mrs
Harry Purple. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
Minter. DIR. and Mrs. 5. A. Kirkpatr ck
Miss Carrie Sweeney, Mrs. Edith
Feight. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Weston
haver. Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Coover.
Last evening the Marysville Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, ae-
eompanied by seven candidates, visit.
ed the New Cumberland Lodge. The
first and second degrees were conferred
on the candidates after which refresh
ments were served.
William Boyer, a student of Pea
body Institute, is visiting his parents
in York county.
Willda Loreda, the four-year old
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Becker, is i'll with pneumonia.
Billy, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ennis, Third street, is i'll.
Mrs. Ray Stauffer, who has been
visiting her parents. the Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. R. Ayers, has returned to her
home in Hazleton.
This morning Mrs. Martha Runk. of
Market square, put a pitcher out at >
o clock with so cents in it. When the
milk man put the milk in the pitcher
the money was gone.
The following services. will be hehi
in the churches tomorrow:
Baughman Memorial NJ. E.-Sunday
school at $40 a. m. Preaching at 1890
a. m. Epworth League at $50 p. m.
Preaching at 7.S0 p. m.
Trinity L. B.-Sunday school at
$50 a. m. Preaching at 1890 a. m.
Junior Christian Endeavor at 2 p. m.
Senior Christian Endeavor at p. m.
Preaching at p. m.
Church of God-Sunday school at
$50 a m. Preaching at 1880 a. m.
Christian Endeavor at 6 p. m. Preach
ing at p. m.
St. Paul's Lutheran-Sunday school
at $50 a. m. Preaching at 1890 p. m.
Junior Christian Endeavor at 2 p. IN.
Senior Christian Endeavor at p. M.
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season of the year. The solos will
sung by A. G. Shantz, tenor; ClareI
H. Sigler, bass, and Master Wilt
Webster, boy soprano.
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"Engands blockade believe the W
within three outside
opened and the Turk
Root the abest the
he defeated the Ship Purchase bill
involved
famous cavayman Colonel John Mosb
veteran lawyer author and teller
still active military he was when he led
Mosby Partisan
giving
Uno
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HIGHSPIRE
Miss Mae Ramberger Given Surprise
Party by Friends

Special Correspondence
Highspire, March 27.-Miss Mae
Bamberger was rendered birthday
surprise at her home on Jury street " ed.
nesday evening, ON which occasion she
was presented with handsome bouqe.
OF carnations. Games and music served
to entertain and refreshments were
served TO the following persons.
Misses Anna and Mabel Hoch, Mae
Sides, Zelma Leidig. Ruth Shuler, Mil
dred Arnold. Mae Bamherger. Esther
Hahn, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sides, Sam.
uel Sides, John Hoeh, John Whittle.
Folkes Varniele, Harry Hoke. Ray Co,
yer, Earl Bamberger, of Highspire, and
Neal fingst, Midlletown.
Harry Moyer has retarned from u
visit TO his aunt, Mrs. Saul. Peuhrook.
Miss Lila Coble has completed her
training course in the Bellefonte hos.
pital and will spend the time until
graduation week in June at her home
in the borough.
Mrs. 5. c. Grissinger. of Harrisburg.
spent Wednesday with MIR. and Mrs.
E. 5, Ruth.
The annual flower sale of the Mite
Society of the local Church of God
will be held IN Ruin S store room. See
ond and Railroad streets, Friday and
Saturday, April and 3.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Ulrich and two
children, Second street. have returned
from visi. to the former s eouSin.
John Shuey, in Penbrook.
Samuel Weaver moved his family
and household goods Wednesday from
the Mohu property, Second and Paxton
streets, to the McCloskey property, Eas,
Second street.
The following order of services will
be observed in the borough churches
tomorrow:
United Brethren-The Rev. II. F.
Rhcad. pastor. 1915, "The Judg-
ment'' 7.30, "Who Is This'' Sun
dav school at l.5O. Y. P. :. C. E. at
6.20.
Church of God-The Rev. B. L. C.
Baer, pastor. 1915, "When Jesus
Tliumphed. - Sunday school at Las,
8, general mass meeting in interest of
local option in L. B. church for every
body. Prominent Harrisburg speak
ers. c. f. at $50; speaker. Mr.. viii,
of Washington Boro. I.S0, evangelistic
services. "The Greatest Parade to Be
Held" "a Palm Sunday prophecy.
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MELVILLE
w. c. T. U. Meets at Home of Mrs
Henrietta Borst
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Newville, March 27.-A delightful
reception was held at the home of Mrs.
Henrietta BOrst on Thursday evening
by the Woman S Christian Temperance
Union. The officers of the union, Miss
Matte Piper, Mrs. George Troupe, Mrs.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12
MANAGERS HOLD MEETING
Gratifying Reports Arouse Enthusiasm
in Meeting of Rctrent hoard.

General enthusiasm WAS aroused by
the gratifying reports submitted yes
terday AT the annual meeting of the
board OF managers of the Retreat for
the Sick.
The hospital has closed one Of the
most successful years in It's history. as
shown by extracts from the presidents
report, as follows: I'VE come TO March,
1915 with Il fair share Of success. The
board, by earnest effort assisted by
a generous upblic, has given material
aid. The total number of patients has
/ been GO. with Isl charity patients.
10 whom 2.929 days Of free hospital
treatment have been given. Seventy
, five physicians ana surgeons have had
! patients in tho hospital during the
year The superintendent's report Of
the training school shows the fine
work"
! The board OF managers, after reading
the superintendent report. tcndered
her the heartiest Appreciation of tho
entire board for her able and CON
scicntious mana cement Of the hospital,
and not only to her, but to all OF the
faithful employees of the hospital
The only note of regret sounded in
the meeting was caused by the rcsig-
nation OF the treasurer, Mrs Jack Tenn
pie. who served faithfully in the Office
for thirty-siX years. Her loss in the
position will be deeply felt. Mrs. james
Lee koincr was selected as her sue
ccSsor
Officers 10 serve during the ensuing
year were elected as follows: president,
Miss Mary l.. Norwood: vice prcsi-
I dents: first, Mrs James y. Grigg: sec
ond, Mrs. 4. l.. EIenna; third. Mrs. w.
| T.. Richardson: fourth. Mrs. A. l..
Straus fifth, Mrs. u. NJ. Hundley; sixth,
Mrs. y. i. Rahm; seventh. Mrs. II: w.
shelton; treasurer. Mrs. James Lee
! kotner: recording secretary, Mrs. s.
| H. Bemiss: assistant recording secre-
tary, Mrs. s. NJ. Bishop: corresponding
secretary. Mrs. J. T. Lewis; assistant
recording secretary, Mrs. Pryor Davis.
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BUTLER CONDEMNS
TWO-STORY DWELLING
fihds Walls Cracked and nulrInp md
believes COlInpne OF House
Is Imminent

b"'d!nE Inspector John r. Butler
Yesterday condemned the two story and
basement brick dwelling at 7ls North
'e'eh'"cnth street, between Brown and
Washington Streets. and ordered that
INC building be RACED at once. Work
men viii start this morning removing
the building
The building department discovered
yesterday afternoon tina, the walls
Were split and broken. and were
crushing from the strain caused bv
IN" upper portion hulpin,. 1t was
round that the building was ilk.lv ,o
""ilhHse IN the street a, any time. and
ne owners wcr" notified AT once
ne folce Department was notified
ana an officer was ordered to w,tct.
'he property and prevent anyone from,
entering IN" house, which had been o.
'up!"d by negroes. The police stak.d
OH me building. and the occupants
we're allowed 10 remove enough or ,hn
I"di'ShihsS Tor their use last might
The building Is owned by o,t.of-
town parties who are represented hv
~ W. Bowe & Son. real estate agents
VINO said that the work on remoyiur
the building would be started ms
morning. providing that il has MOI. al
ready collapsed
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Fifteen GOVERNORS
INVITED TO REUNION
John Lamb Secures Aid OF
Governor Stuart in Extending
Invitation.
PLAN SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT
Committee Is Enthusiastic Over Out
look for Great Gathering of Con-
federates, Which VIII Mark Semi
centennial Of Close OF War.

Ihcrc Is strong possibility that tho
1915 reunion Of the United Confed-
crate Veterans In Richmond on June
l. ana VIII be the occasion for the
WISH to Richmond of Governors OF
fifteen or more Southern States. After
preliminary conference with Gov
erhpr stuart, Captain John Lamb.
chairman of the general committee OF
the reunion, announced that tho invi-
tation to attend the reunion as guests
OF the Confederate veterans will be
formally extended to sixteen Governors
by Governor Stuart
The Governor has very kindly
agreed to present these invitations
for us" said Captain Lamb. land they
VIII be sent out as soon rs Governor
stuart is able to prepare them. There
is reason to believe that many Of the
state executives will accept"
EXPECT GOVERNORS
FROM FIFTEEN STATES
1t is the intention OF the committee
to invite the Governors OF al the
States that arc represented in the or
Eanization OF tho United Confederate
Vetcrans-that is South Carolina.
North Carolina. Virginia. West Nir-
Einia. Maryland, Louisiana. Tennessee.
Florida, Alabama. Mississippi. Geor-
gia. Kentucky, Texas, Oklahoma, Mis-
souri, and Arkansas. The general COM
mittec Will provide entertainment for
the Governors who accept the invita-
ton.
There is every indication that the
1918 reunion. which will mark the semi
centennial of the termination of the
War Between the States. will be the oc-
casion for extraordinary ceremonies.
II is believed that the whole South will
join in the exercises of reunion week.
The committee has also invited the
following distinguished women. rcla-
tivcs OF famous Confederate leaders, to
attend the reunion as guests: Mrs.
Thomas j. jackson. Mrs. j. +. b.
Stuart. Mrs. w. II. Fitzhugh Lee and
Miss Mary GUSTS Lee The Invitations
were addressed to them yesterday by
Captain Lamb. Replies are expected
ut an early date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12
WILL PAY DEBTS OF
RADFORD NORMAL SCHOOL
Executive Committee Makes RECON-
mendntions to State Normal School
Board to Meet March 20.

A meeting OF the executive com
mittce of the State Normal School
Board was held yesterday morning. and
a report OF the work Of the committee
and OF it's recommendations was pre-
pared for the presentation at the meet
ing OF the board at the FrederickS-
burg Normal School on March 90. The
committee authorized the payment of
debts incurred in the building OF n
power house and laundry at the Rad
ford Normal School, the money to be
paid out Of the appropriation of S.
900 granted by the Legislature. Other
routine business was transacted.
Present at the meeting were r. p.
Davis. of Petersburg, chairman; w. w.
King, OF Staunton; John w. Price, OF
Rristol: NJ. r.. Cooke. OF Norfolk; w. G.
Locker. OF Richmond. and y. Stuart
Robertson. secretary.
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DISCUSS 8O-CENT GAS
subcommittee VIII Hold Meeting To-
ia! To Consider Powers OrdIn,,..

alderman Joseph I: Powers. Of Madi-
son Nhrd, chairman of tn" sllhcommi,
zee from the Committee on Public
htilI'h3S' Properties aud Utilities. ia
""''" thS bc"h referred for rcport the
ordlnanc" reducing the pricc or aa,
!" >" cents 4 thousand cubic feet veg.
''""f ca'Ied meeting Of the sub
commit" for . o'clock this afternoon
Mr f""ers. II is stated. has com.
p''" considerable Information bearing
"ron ~" cost OF producing gas at IN,
iphi plant, and viii this afternoon
,r 'hc committee. The meet
from the Gas Department,
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WALKING AROUND WORLD
j.. j.. i.anGnEcr. OF Denmark, Arrives In
Richmond on Wager Trip.

The Man From Denmark" arrived in
Richmond yesterday on his walk around
the world TO be completed within two
and half years if he is to win a
wager of $4,000. l.. L. Langager is tho
young mans name. and he has com
pletcd ISIS miles In his trot around
old Mother Earth. He has already Wis
tied twenty one countries and has had
more adventures and narrow escapes
than suspected German spy would
experience in England In year
LanEagcr, who started or his hike
with nothing but his photographs be-
tween life and starvation. is selling
them to dcfray his expenses. in ac-
cordance with the terms Of the wager.
And just what his expenses amount to
may be gathered from the fact that he
has worn out twelve pair Of boots and
sixteen extra pair OF soles In the nine
teen months during which he has been
on the road. He leaves Richmond early
this morning.
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GLOVER FINED $40
Told Morality SOUND They Were Tin
Horn Detectives Seeking Reputation.

j. III. Glover was fined $40 and costs
an the Police Court yesterday on II
charge Of interfering with Policemen
Galbraith and Smith OF the morality
sound" The policemen went TO Cilovers
home, North Sixth Street. to mako
inquiries about girl who recently
came here from Washington and for
whom the police of that city arc now
searching. Galbraith said Yesterday
mat Glover was uncommunicative and
thht he arrested him when hc passed
some remark to the effect that tho
ohcers were TIN horn detectives en-
deaVoring to make a reputation
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ROBBERIES REPORTED
Negro Intruder Claims TO Have Called
for Weekly Laundry.

Mrs. c. II. Cauthorne, Il5 East
Franklin Street, reported to the police
last night that n s35 silver mesh bag,
containing 63 cents, had been stolen
from the room Of Miss Patti Lacy, who
lives in the house. The bag was stolen
from Miss Lacy's wardrobe while she
was at dinner last night.
Detectives were investigating the re-
port made by Mrs. George w. Troxlcr.
2c2 East Main Street, yesterday Mrs.
Iroxler informed the police that she
nad discovered n negro on the second
MOOR or her house about 1876 O'Clock
wednesday night. and that the negro
CANNED to be looking for laundry. Tho
negro was ordered TO leave, and did
so at once. Mrs Troxler suspected that
me negro was man in woman's
clothing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12
WOMAN FoRGER SENTENCED
VIA carter Gets Eighteen Month, f,r
ForHinE NnmeyOf Mrs. Pnrrt.b

MIN. fnrrtsh.
n"ry carter. alias Nora Phillips. who
iorSeo inc name OF Mrs. Scott Parrish.
:2s west Franklin Street. to an order
on Miller & Rhoads for valuable mer-
chahdise, was sentenced by Judge Rich
atoson. In the Hastings Court yester-
Gay TO serve eighteen months in the
pen,'ehtiary. Sho had pleaded guilty
u the charge on February Is. bur sem,
iehce mad been suspended until ycster-
James Powell. indicted for malicious
"ou"u."S, was found guilty Of assault
ana battery and sentenced to ninety
Gays on the roads. Harry Davis. Win
was ined 800 in the Police Court on
.he charge OF carrying concealed
Weapon was heard on appeal and ac-
Quilted. George Davis was sentenced
20 serr" TOUR months in Jail for steal
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Arrested on A.snuIt Charge.

7. TT. Taylcr was arrested last night
on a charge OF assaulting and beating
y. IT, Flanagan. The alleged assault
was the result OF Flanagan slapping
Jessie J. Tayler. a son OF j. II. Tayler,
il is said. Policeman Sharp made the
arrest.
Mike Jacobini was arrested by Po-
liccman TAFT last night on warrant
charging him with assaultinE and beat
ing joe Ellison. The man will be given
hearing before Justice Griggs this
morning.
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ORDINANCE. WILL. DIVIDE
UOND ISSI'E Innrt>l,ns

superintendent Davis was directed by
the board to prepare q plan and cstl-
mates OF IN" cost of supplying water
10 all tho recently annexed territory
eSccptirs that portion of il within the
corporate limits OF the four incorpor-
aztec towns that were annexed. The
estimate Is wanted for the purpose OF
determining the proportion of the bond
issue proceeds that will bc needed for
water purposes.
Similar requests for estimates on the
sewer. lighting. gas main and grading
needs of the Same territory will be
made shortly from the departments
having these matters in charge When
all the estimates arc in, the board will
frame an ordinance providing for "a
division of the bond issue funds. which
tho Council Will he asked to pass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12
WIN Address Y, VI. II. A.

II. 5. Sinswangcr will make n talk
before the membership of the Young
Mems Hebrew Association Tonight, on
practical Ideals" The meeting will
be held I'm the auditorium OF the as
ISOLATION building at S:15 o'clock. and
Will he open to tho general member
ship and the members OF the auxiliary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12

Jim Perry. colored. who was arrested
by Policeman Manning In South Rich.
mond on the charge OF being n suspi
cious character. was ordered held h.
Justice Maurice yesterday morning II
iohce Court. Part 2. The negro I,
believed TO have been implicated il,
the robbery OF the grocery store II G.
w. Hickey, 213 Hull Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12
Illustrated Lecture ,ro->,r,,

ject OF thc fourth OF tn" series Of jIne-
trated lectures. which wNl be riven'to.
night at s:1j o'clock In Monumental
Episcopal Church. The lectures yin be
continued on each Friday nigh, dur
ing Lent. No admission Is charged
and the public il invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-12

DR.. i. y. Ca!isch VIII deliver AN al.
dress Tonight al sis o'clock in Rem
Ahabah Temple. His suhicc; win he
The Fortunes of Iionism as influenced
by the War" ~" Viii speak on "Th.
Artist and His work" at the services
to-mOrrOw morning ~ u o,clock