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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-24
NEGROES LODGE COMPLAINT
Longshoremen Say They We're
Brought Here to Break Strike

Twenty-eght negro lOngshOremen yis-
tied the Federal Building today and COM
planned that they had been brought to
this city from Jacksonville. Fla. under
false pTetence. The men arrived here
yesterday on the steamship Cretan. Of
the Merchants and Miners Transportation
Company. According 10 the longshoremen
they were hired by the Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company to work
on the companys piers in this city They
alleged that when they arrived here they
were asked to take the places Of striking
lOngshoremen.
The local Offices Of the Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company today
issued a denial of the charges Accord
ing 10 the steamship company there was
no strike pending at the time the men
were hired. No action was taken By the
Federal officials Of the complaint
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-24
EMINENT CONSULTING ENGINEER
SHARPLY ASSAILS TWINING PLAN
Turning Plan Worth
30 Cents: Taylor's $40 for 1

Under Twining plan rapid tran
sit system worth 80 cents.
Under Taylor plan every dollar
spent will bring 10 in return.
Twining plan is not complete
and would be disastrous to devel-
opment of city.
Taylor plan takes care of every
section Of city and in years will
more than repay expense.
If we expect Government to
make our Navy Yard finest in
country we should meet Govern
ment at least halfway and give
those at League Island decent
transit facilities.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-24

Ware members of the committee hope for
support from him
Am entirely new feature of opposition
mas been injected into the situation by the
- West Philadelphia Councilmen, WHO
have come forward with a threat to de-
feat the loan unless improvements west uf
the SChuylkill River are included I'm the
items of the loan. These demands total
more than S2,6O0.O0O and are considered
modest in view of the allowance made TO
South Philadelphia through Ware influence
The predicted defeat OF the plan to pro-
wide for the salaries of 500 extra police
men In the loan is looked upon as a vic.
tory by the Penrose- -AIcNichOl forces who
have taken the stand that no new Jobs
are to be created ana no new salary in.
creases allowed at time when the city
is placed in the position of borrowing
money for such articles as soap and
towels
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-24
Cynwyd Club Honors Its President

The House and Grounds Committee OF
the Cynwyd Club gave dinner last
night to the president of the club. W. B,
Kraft. whose term expires at the close
of the month. E NJ. Spangler chairman,
presented the president on behalf Of the
committee, with a loving cup. Those
present included G. ~ Beard, T. W.
Chambers. O. S. Carter. Robert Patrick,
Dr. IL. G. Goldberg. Dr. r. LeBoutillier
and A. d. Boldly. The board Of governors
at the annual meeting March a. also
presented Mr.. Kraft with loving cup.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-24

John II. Mates. 26 years old, $3.50 Had
dington street. is in n serious condition at
the West Philadelphia Homeopathic Hos
pital after swallowing poison at his home
early today Mates is said to have told
the hospital authorities that he attempted
suicide because he was respondent after
his wife left him last night, taking their
only child. He may recover.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-24
FIRE IN U. OF P. LABORATORY
Started by Explosion of Chemicals,
Easily Extinguished by Expert.
menting Students

The arrival of fire apparatus on the
campus of the University of Pennsylval
mia at noon today, in response to a fire
alarm from the Harrison Chemical Lab
oratory, brought out throngs of students,
professors and other persons from nearby
buildings to the college building.
The fire started as tt result Of an ex-
plosion of chemicals while a student was
making an experiment Four students
who were in the laboratory when the fire
started easily eNtinguished 1t by means
of fire cXtinguisher.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-24

Giuseppe Gallace. 10 years old, 444 East
Mechanic street Germantown, was held
without bail to await the action Of the
Grand Jury by Coroner knight today,
on the charge of having shot and killed
Lorenzo hi Stefano. 26 years old OF
Price street Germantown. The killing OF
hi Stefano. who was known as "Necktis
Jimmy" occurred on the afternoon h
March 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-24
LlberaI studio sOeiety 70 Meet

The third annual meeting Of the Phila-
delphia Society for the Promotion OF Lib
eral Studies will be held tomorrow al tie
Hotel Adelphia- Professor John g. Role.
Of the University OF Pennsyl ylyania. viii
preside, There VIII be addresses by Or.
Kirby r. smith, Of johns Hopkins. and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-24
TOO LArE FOR cLAssIFIcATIoN
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

BINnERY GIRLS wanted: also learners: steady
work The Liberty Binding and Mailing
Company. 1912 Chancellor ST.
CHAAiBERWORK AND WAITING - ExpeTi-
enced white girl wanted: washing; best
wages; reference required. Call before 10
461l Springfield ave. West Phila.
PAPER BOXES. covering machine girls. eXp
benders up turner's In and learners wanted
Apply Henry Schmidt Bros. 32i New 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-24

WANTED 70 rent thoroughly modern hopss
Il nearby suhuEbs. at Least 10 rooma: IN
otIsT olsssiass Aas "a Pass. Is. is .zs i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-24
HELP wANTED-MALE


ACCOUNTANT. familiar with public work
having exp. IN systematizlng textile mills
No others need apply. N 655. Ledger Cent
Dobson. me, s00-slt Chestnut 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20
CHICKEN SHOW ENTRIES
MUST BE IN SATURDAY
Superintendent &. T.. Rid,Itck. OF State
Fair P""itr' show. Says out
look u GruttfyinE

Entries for the poultry show a, the
Virginia stat" Fair must Il. nailod
50 aS :" reach tn" onic. o: = 7 Ria.
uick. superintendent. in This citv h,.
midnight next saturday. September -.
~" poultry show tins year will sur
pass an" slmilar exhibition ever held
Ia the south The fac, that the Vir-
rlhl" P"u!trt Association. :. branch az
the American Poultry Association. IA. q
Try show means That between IsGaG
and 2l.Nrh birds viii be shown The
usual display - N" state Fair poul-
tiN snow l. 1900 birds Tho virginia
breeders who viii us. The main poul
ir! building. will brine fully 5000
more while III" exhibitor from OUTSIDE.
the state Will bring the grand total l.,
fully - 600
one Of til" features az this years
exhibition will be tho preScnc. OF n
:umber of Expert breeders. who vim
'Nplain TO those Interested the different
fowls and tell their merits for produc-
lions Of eggs and table fowls
Among ~" special prizes offered will
be those from the Rhode Island Rcd
Club. the United Anconun CLUB. the
American fioudau Club Tho American
NucEeys Club and tn" American Barred
Rock Club.
The comnitte" assisting Supcrin-
t"ident Riddick in III. york OF com
Dlei!ng all arrangements for Tn. poul-
t'y sho" - composed Of " :. cham
heTs. chairman: Colonel Barton H.
Grurd% and James B.!wood
Entries comm. in indicate The big
I"Ht poultry. "gE and water fowl ~.
hinlti"n ever Witnessed ~ Hichmond'
Said Superintendent Kiddick last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20
NO GROUND FOR COMPLAINT
IN STELLA DEL MARE CASE
Statement. OF american Senmcn re-
Enrded M Too InronrIusIv~ to
Furnish HnEis for Inuulries

"i$i1NGToS. September I5-No
ground for complaint 10 the Teu,onic
ppwcrs vas found by State Department
officials tn summary received TO-DAY
from ~" consul 1T barcelona Of am
davis mad" by two American sailors
VINO hc!onGed 10 tho crew OF tho
italian bark Stella del Mare sunk n
ip'ini"h' ago OF the Spanish coast.
In: bark Is believed 70 have been tor
D"d""d. but the statements of m.
American scamen are regarded AS too
iHc"nc!u9ive to furnish Tho basis for
3ip!ona;ic Inquiries
department officials indicated iha,
IN" German G0vcrnnne II probably would
y" asked f"r "iy information available
regarding the recent sinking ~ the
British steamer Eolv!nia on which
there were twcntv-eipi,, American
'nuiete"rs although official ropor,s
h"v" left In DOUBT the question OF
whether the ship was torpedocd or
struck by :, mine. some OF the Ameri-
cans have mad" af1davits that she wa,
attacked by & Submarine without warn
ing
Tho case Of the American steamer
'""go. fred upOn by German sub
marine. IL considered closed with tho
explanation Of Germany that the Owern
ignored warning shots, ana that firing
ceased when her ,.ationality was dis
covered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20
WOULD LEVY SPECIAL
TAX FOR SHOCKOE GREEK
alderman Christian Proposes Levy
Of 30 Cents on 500 fo,.
Next -Four Years.
Resolution .ippropriatcs S35O, 900 TO
Keplacc Ninth Street Structure.
armor-Plant Resolution Goes Over
for Lack Of Attendance.

For the purpose Of providing funds
Tor the Improvement Of Shockoe ,'ro.lS
including the waliing in and ;,rchinc
over OF the. stream Of Bacon Quarter
branch. FOR the protection of tho puh-
Nc health OF the city ana property abn,
ting on the TWO streams :, rcsol,tt.u
WAS introduced at tit" meeting nf ~.
Hoard OF Aldermen last nigh, bG Al
German l.. +. Christian. providing tn,
the lcvyinr OF "A special tax Of 40 cons
on the Sloo FOR period Of four wears.
Mr. Christian ais" had introduced
Il resolution appropriating t35G.o fui.
me construction of - new bridge across
the James River on the site now used
by the Ninth street Free Fridge The
resolution provides tina, the funds for
This Improvement should tie taken from
me revenues OF tho city for years 1917
aud l"lS. Both measures wcrn referred
to the Committee on Finance The
measure lcvying a special tax FOR tho
Shock"e Creek Improvement is as fol-
lows:
Re it ordained by The Council OF the
city Of Richmond:
Il. That special tax OF 30 cents
per annum ON each 500 Of real aud
tangible property Within this city. not
exempt from taxation. bc and is hcrcb,
Levied for 81 period not exceeding four.
Years. for the purpose Of walliur in
archtng over and otherwise improving
ltacon Quarter Branch and Shockoc
re"k. accordiu. Ia plans OF the Cit!
Gnvinecr
= The said spe"ial tax Of 30 cents
ON a 'loo for four years shall DC levied
and collected in tho same manner
"th"r cts taxes agc levied ana col
l.rtcd.
20 Should tho ammml realized from
Tia" spcciHl ttN loo suflicicu, to com
H."'e Ia" work SGT torth in Section
"f this ordinance before four y"nrs
then. III that event this ordinance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20
iRNoR-PLtNT tESoItTIpN
I.DI:S ONl.N I NDI.K III LIZ,

With only seven members present.
browning "a working quorum. hVt not
IN" required iwo-thrdS necessary FOR
thr adoption al any mcasur. making
an appropriation. several items went
over 20 the next meeting Of the Hoard
IN these was Z; resolution appropriatiu..
S5.O"0 TO aid in the campaign To secure
the location OF the .ovcrnmcu, arrnor-
plaic plant ~ Richmond. which had
been recommended by tile Finance
Committee Monday night
several matters from tho hdmmlsfr
tiTc Board. requiring property owuri-
u keep ,hc!r properties free IrulI
grass. cnlarginG the resolution pro-
NiGinS for the payment OF salaries tu
members Of the National Guard II Vir-
Einia "hO ;,r" employed hy the ,ltv.
directing The CITY Attorney 10 ac0i!tr.
several rights Of way. and providing
Tor the subdivision of tn" Pine Camp
property. w"r. referred - various COM
mittccs
The ordinance defeating to the city
Inc BOOKS III what was known as the
Rosemary LibIary together with q
small cndo"m-nt fund. was referred
to he Committee on Public buildings
Properties and Utilities Alderman
Nielsen introduced resolution provid-
ing for the establishment IF puhIlr
comfort stations. which was referred
10 the Ad'ninistrativ" Board
TO tho Finance Committee was re-
fcrrcd resolutions providing for an i'm
crease in pay I" police officers. tho ON
pinyment rf - third w.it"hm;,u at tn.
CITY He'll authorizing the ci.rk of Tho
ii"nri"n Circuit Court 20 collect ,c,.-
tain delinquent taxes in territory re-
Gently annexed, and requests for TIE
TOO plVymcut of George " SamucIs
ana Giles II. Bush. supcrannuntcd en-
pl"y""a The committee was asked by
Alderman Mitchell TO recommend that
the salary OF Edward - chittunl con-
n"ctcd with the city School Board lie
phid for tn" TIME he LOST with the Ma
tiouai Guard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20
ALVEY REQUESTS POLICE
TO DROP INVESTIGATION
Manager of McCrory Ten-Ccnt Store
Says Everything Can he
Explained.
FIND sI.oIo.o5 on STORE FLOOR
foiice Also Find Front Door Open
After Midnight, Second-Story Win
COW Without Sash. Lower VIM
dow Cnfastcned.

Richard +. Alvey. manager of j. c.
McCrory's Five and Ten Cen, Store
4li East Broad Street. yesterday re-
tigation of the reported burglary at
the store early yesterday morning.
Mr.. Alvey informed the officers tina,
II was all a mistake" Tie said the
'front.' door Of the store had been lcf,
open by an employee. that Policeman
settles Just happened 10 stumble" on
me hiding place OF the $4,000. found
on the floor Of the store. and that The
kne" several Of the windows of the
building were insecure " The money
had been recovered. MIR. Alvey said.
and ne wished the case dropped
Without making amy effort TO recon
enc the report filed by officers who
searched the building yesterday morn
ing with thar given out by Mr. Ave-.
foIic" headquarters operatives ston-
PED their investigation at once Police
man CLAYTON announced tina, he had no
chanEc 'o make in hi, report
Policeman clayton found the from,
door OF tic stor" open shortly after |
o'clock. and. calling other officers IN
MS assistance, had the buil,lin.. cur
rounded hciorc he with Policemen Set
ties and ToIcr, searched the intcrior
He'ties found the money lying on the
to'r OF IN" store near the office. he
reported No trace OF the intruder
VAS discovered
II was shown Yesterday tina; tha
'front.' door was opened between 1880
and 20 O'Clock. tn. times a, which
IN" OF going and the on going police
r"li"fs tried the doors Til. of,ic.rs
found that a sccond-storN window near
a telegraph pole had no sash I'm II.
that lover window was unfas,cncd
anh that door on TN. second floor
h"H been forced open. Manager Alvey
said Yesterday that II" knew all Of this
and thai everything could he explained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20
Fined for pc,ld,inp cnt,l..

V Bollingcr. Of Amelia County.
was fincd 800 ana costs in the Police
Court ycStcrdaH on a charge Of ped
ding cattle without "a license. An APP
peal was noted. Hollingcr was ar
rested by Sergeant bradley and 70
liceman Holt. while dsposing OF cat
tie in the Fourteenth street yards of
the Southern Railway. EollinEcr ella Inn
ed he had raised most of the cattle,
but admitted buying several head
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20
srH' I.u' rn~ Inu.~ In Pollard r,,1

'.ilF A'iprnsy j'oIlar0 ha8 advtscd
.H' B"arf ~ Fire Coinrniasionerr thai
,''' t''% mas firht 10 condemn "a site
~ "ha' ~ prOwN at pollard Parry. on
~ HHitn slI' tor tho erection Of :,
Eln" npuS" Tho city At,nrncy
30 n'ai -" '1iy even though ihn
!anh mas dedicated under certain re-
r'"7A"nt, WaS "riit'Iy Hiti,in jrp riphiY
- -" iaw> rei"tine ia Or" PROTECTION
"Fnll 'pHoefnuat'Un proceedings with
rVI Danger of the property teycrt!ns
back 70 tho original landowners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20
SHORT WEIGHT ALLEGED
Ming and ingby Charged with I.i,tn,-
scales IN store OF Atlantic ana
Pacific Tea GOmpnnr

'uS'iSc GrirGs Yesterday continued
until September - the case .,,.,i,,.,
~ NJ King and II. L.. Bagby. re,,orted
pS the police FOR alleged nxinr. the
scales OF t"o Atlantic ana Pacific Tna
company stores 50 they would give
snort weight. y half-ouncc weight was
found beneath the scale at the Addison
street store and AN ounce weight be
hca'h that in tn" store ;.t 200 East
.nhih street. accor'liu" 10 Inspector "a,
" clShtS and Measures r. w. Joseph
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20
DINNER TO BLUES OFFICERS
Entertained at Commonwealth, fIui, Inv
Former Officers of Famous

Activc officers Of the Richmond I,jrht
infantry Blues. now the First Squadron
Of tho First Virginia Cavalry. were
rendered q banquet last night at the
Commonwealth club by the officers of
the Old Guard Association. n society
made NJ Of former officers Of the
':lu"E. Mayo! Ainslic presided AT the
banquet Addresses were made hv Ma
jor f.. w Enwlcs, Captain John A
Cutchlns. nf Troop y; Captain Fuller
Of Troop 4, and by Captain IIolbcin,
Of the United states Army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20
cbnrre Apotn.t poIlnrd Dro,,.d

Justice Griggs yesterday dismissed
The charge Of interference preferred
against j. g. Pollard, negro lawyer,
10y Policeman Waldrop. The officer
arrested Pollard in the city Han Mon
day morning. when he was alleged to
have taken Waldrop to task for tho
manner In which he was handling Mary
bvnr!ou. colorch. arrested on charge
of being drunk and disorderly i'm the
city Hall Tho Overton woman was
fined s25 and costs in the Police Court
yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20
Married In Washington.

Miss Bessie Allen Hamilton. daueh-
ter Of Mrs. Frank |. Gentry. 1901 East
Marshall Street and William Lawrence
Way. OF this city. were married in
Washington yesterday afternoon Mr.
and Mrs. Way will tour Northern cities
during the next two weeks. after
which they will make their home al
1901 East Marshall street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20

NIoWHrt g. TnNlnr a NI.hurnnJ ~,
wa" cnliS'cd I'm tn" rnjIcd STATE. Ma.
rin" '"rps last May. ana is now SER,
ihE 10 Haiti. recently qualified Tor tn.
RANK OF marksnan. according 10 a hiI
,n'ln ISSUED from the Headquarters I,
"mh inrion lio is ~" son ~ charlie,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20

ON a plea of guilty. George Afac;r,w
yesterday was hncd slD ana costs bv
Nag ra,e \ J rurycar of Henrico
"",,tN' 10, exceeding IN" speed Iimi,
h ms AUTOMOBILES L. " johnson,
'it"d on similar charge. vas d,..
missed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20

enrichment ~ the Virginia Mechan-
icS lnsiitut" Ton The comiil. session to-
tailed rs last night. am increase or
'hlr'N nv over tho nuHmh"r on the
IN" members ~ ih" faculty. of tho I'M :
stiiut" AT" expecting to hnyo ,.ro,yd,d
classes the coming year Work wili
""Iin nest wednesday,. September -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20

Thomas Miller. coi"rcd. vas arrested
'"st night by Policeman Jnrohini on,
warrant charging him with assault
'uE j Fry, JT.. with pistol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20
Lthvrs HniIrnnd Y. II

5"iG"n wharton haB r.Higncd hjs
I'h,S4'n "i'h the local railroad y. ".
counting department q. III. T,l,cs.,,.akn
an! Dhio Railway
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20

InnTIcN McAVlnv ana .Iu,Do- ,yII-
In", reported by roiicrin"n iIoi, and
waller for speeding rutotnobiIoa
through the directs. we're nncJ so5
and costs each In The Police Cnur, v.e.
icrEay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20
WiII Sing At sontb.rn .,,.n.

Mrs Norman Cali VIII sing q, the
southern I.ailwa- shops. At nom 10.
cay. The meeting will be hcld under
we auspices Of the Ha;iroad 7. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20
Judge sont,,nlr Designated.

Judge Robert G. Southall. Of Amelia.
yesterday was designated by Governor
Stuart to hold court for Judge J. Il. r.
Thornton. in Prince William County on
nrtnhcr -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20
UNION SEMINARY OPENS
ITS TERM THIS AFTERNOON
i'''' waiter l.. Linglc 10 Make Al.
dress in Chapel at Ginter
Park.
srRrNT LECTURER CAN'T CON.
rev Campbell Morgan, ID. d.. Is De.
'aihei i'll England by War, but
Nurse of Lectures Is i'm Coursc
oi preparation for Later Delive,,

mon Theological Seminary. ,:;,,,
H'h' inc largest theological schonl
~, "u'hern trcShytcrian Church.
MI begin it's one hundred and nf,n
session az O'Clock this ar,crnnn,
Nnrn SeN, Walter l.. Lingle D. II No.
,SSSNi' Of church history viii dcl;xor
'nr opening address in the chapel Tbc
ANenuaNIc - expected To br slioh,i
'Nvr i"p or about the usual numhcr
ne greatest change in Tho wor,
'"' seminary the coming year viii DO
~ 'hs inaururation OF the doctor of
vs. my degree - = reward of actual
,'NeTinE period NJ from three tn 90
Years and VIII he dccidcdl, a;To,,,.
90 attain Il = hoped by this me,ns
90 rescue the degree from the somn.
WA, empty significance 1t has in some
quarters on account of nrnmiso,,,','c
honorary distribution
Key Campbell Morgan. - - -,
w IN su'Shed preacher Of London. Eur
anc. mas notified tho seminary INA, =
WI not he ahIo !" fill mis- engagement,
=. ~ th!S year the lectures on the
zines Sprnnt Foundation. Dr. MORGAN
S'H'ec mat 'hc war would prevent bis
.'tiiN: !" America IT this tim. Tho
re- ere already prepared. and /, j.
,ii"ushi ihet tn" delivery Will be mere
y postponed l. has not Vet hon do
S:ded whether or not a s,hs,i,,,.o ny,
be secured "a lecture this wear
NO CHANGES N
FACULTY THIS SESSION
40 changes VIII take place in no
.acNitE Tins Year. Professors al ~
,fion Theological Seminary have us,,
ai!E retained ;h"ir position for lon.-
period after their appointment In ~.
-" Years sinc" the institution WAS
'"hic"". only thirty-'iv. men have oc
cGp!~d chars IN the faculty.
tn" new students who HAY. enrolled
50 fa- ar- a. follows
Douglas .Arick Romncy. W. Va I
" Balm Wade. Y. c.. l.. \ Balm Wade
\ G Nariou : bogEs Liberty. : c
J 4 BOYD. Townsville, y G: Graham,
Campbell BurA"viil.. Va: . /. Coor.r.
Graham = =; Lloyd Courtney. Morris
town. Tenn J. + Cousar. Jr.. Bishop
Vile. : C. II Spencer Edmunds. s,
Louis. Mo Dan ~ Graham. Damascus
va; :; Ray liowla0d. Charlotte Y c.
Norman Johnson. Atlanta ca: Fred :
HcCorEl. oxford MISS. William Mo
llwat.e E"chi. japan y. McD. Mon.
roe Man hester y G.. = 9 Murrav
Hazard. ky : 4 Dclcsby. Jr Hope
Ark . Patton lr. Decatur Ca.
G"org+ n Rector. Horse Shoe X G. w.
x Hoss. Na~ YcrH c-ty " . Rourk.
WILMINGTON II A scott; For;
Smith ArE !" Snmervill, Mjtchells
" i>+a Tat Anderson. W Va lean
:. Na-H- Bich'uor1 : y EarDevrn-
t-r. Fort Dcfaucc Va : J. Vcnablc.
:: 'le-snUrs Ky Ciyde J Walsh Char
,"''' = co. iu. r. Williams stuart
- : : Williams RIPLEY. Mss. u.
Nr- Young. Charlotte. = g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-20

.Hg !pt0 hlt Larlty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-04
Recital

con- Friday evening November 9Th.
the Ladies Nid 81 the Fir-t Baptist
rhurCh az" planning - gl.c a recital
at the church : ire. viii uif.r.ur
~ 1" De- taken for SPECIAL church pun
posse. y splendid program has been
arranged toy the occasion with the
ioilowinp artists IN charge.
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Mrs Wolf Reader.
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The program o. 49, ro.ows
Italian h'w.,-. Bonn - Miss
Solkc
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Saudulphuu DAiuslc1' Reading
Iouri'li"w Nr- Ross
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