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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26
PORTRAIT OF BEEUREGARD
RECOVERED IN LONDON
Presented ca daughters az CpnrcdcrarT
by Thonins Footcr ava May
HING i'm Battle Abbey.

An old portrait of Genera. iicaure-
gard recently presented TO the Daugh-
tiers of the Confedcracy hy Thomas
Footcr, OF Cumberland. Md. IS now on
exhibition in the window Of Foojcr'S
Dye Works. 207. NORTH foushce street
Lee Chapter United Daughters OF the
ton!edcracy, Will decide where the POI
trait is oihang. although il is proba :
bic tnat IL will BE placed either in Lee
Camp Hall or in Battle Abbey.
Air. Footcr. for many years II coll
lcctcr OF rare books, oil paintings and
porc:lains. discovered the portrait in
the shop Of = book seller in Liverpool.
England. From the dealer, he learned
that General Ecauregard had presented
ii to Captain Bullock. the agent OF
the Coniederacy In England. and that
Il had been sold. with other property.
after Captain Bullock's death Rev u.
NJ. wharton identified the picture
Mrs u. V. Syclc. Of Lee Chapter. cx.
pressing appreciation for NJ, Eootcv's
gift. said: "Persoualiy. highly appre.
.iate the gift coming. as It has from
Northern man. as his letters TO me
hay" been most courteous. Ia the name
Of Lee Chapter. United Daughters of
the confcdcracy. ana OF ali the chan
ters in the United states. allow us to
thank Mr.. 'o"tcr go" his gift"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26
EXPORTS DURING AUGUST
PASS RALF-B|LL|ON MARK
Goods Valued at S5iO.OOO, 900 Sent
Abroad, Record Not Only for This
Country, but for World.
DECREASE SHOWN IN IMPORTS
Favorable Trade Balance at End of
Month Is !I311 900, 900. as Com
pared With $4,000, 900 for Same
Period a Year Ago.

WASHINGTON. ~. G, September 20
American exports finally have passed
the $500. 600. 000 Il month mark. Statistics
issued to-day ny The Department, Of
Commerce show that goods sent abroad
in August were valued At S5io,ooo.ooo.
a record not only for this country. but
for tho world. The total IS S3j.0eo. 900
above the previous high record. cstab-
lished in May. and Si5ooN.roo higher
than the June figure.
Imports decreased in AUGUST. the
total OF $la9.2i7.$ol being Si.,o00.0o0
below that OF June. the record month.
II was greater. however, than the total
for any previous August Exports for
gated 5o.0oO.0Oo. and the imports
S2.20o. 100000. both totals being far I'm
advance Of those for any similar period.
The favorable trade balance for Au-
gust was S3ll.00c.o 900. compared wit.
Sll9.c10.0c0 in August u year ago. and
Il balance of S1acno.0N in August. 1914
against the United States For the
twelve months ending August 81. the
export balance was s9.465. 100000. NJ
against $3.50. oO0OOn IN the preceding
year, and s37i. oGn 00no noe TWO years
ago
The net inward sold movement, for
August was $@e.00n.oeo. and FOR the
wear sflo.o00.0on. 3 record breaker.
Las; year the net inward sold move
rienf was $iiG.ocU.0o0. and two years
ago there was a net outward movement
of S9l GOO 0Or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26
WILL GIVE SACRED CONCERT
Zionist Institute Is Organizing: II, Fail
Work-Nill Conduct Fresh
Air schools.

The Zionist Institute, an orGani.a ton
engaged in institutional work in the
eastern section OF the City. will give
"a sacred concert ami notion pictur"
exhibition sunday night as n prelimi-
nary to the bee!nninG Of the work OF the
new session. Tho concert will be .,iven
az the Thcato, F!fth and BROAD Streets.
ana VIII he open 20 the public
Tie Institute lays cmrhHs!s on the
cultivation Of orthcloN Jewish customs
ana rituals seeking i'm this manner to
Interpr"; the old congregational forms
10 the newer generation ana adapt
them 10 modern Jewish life II con
ducts troSh-ai schools in which tho
ancient Hebrew as VOL as the col
loVn!al Niddish is taught
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26
u,ALOMEL TODAY.
SICK TOMORROW
Dose of 1asiy calOmcl makes
LOU sick and You lose Il
days work.

Calomcl sanvates! It's mercury
Calomol acts like dynamite on a slug
Gish liver. When calomel comes Into
contact with sour bile IT crashes into y
causing Cramping and hausea
IL you feel bilious, headacny. cons;l-
oated and all Knocked out, just 20 10
your druggist and get a 5U-cent bottle
of Dodson's Liver Tone which Is a
harmless vegetable substitute fo- dan
gerous caiomel Take spoonful and
II II doesn't start your liver and
straighten you up better and Quicker
than nasty cal omel and without MAXI, =
you sick. you Just go back and get
your money.
II you take calomel to-day you'n be
sick and nauseated tomorrow; besides.
II may saiivnte you. while II you take
Dodson's Liver Tone you will. wake un
feeling great, full of ambition and
ready for work or play. It's harmless.
pleasant and safe to give to children;
they like it, advertisement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26
HOME FOR BOYS
viii Re Opened ro-Dn. Under Auspices
of Social Service
Federation.

The new Boys Rcstover Viii be open-
cd at 2O2 East Main street TODAY un-
der the direct supervision of Rev W.
Il. Loving and his wife. Boys from the
country who come to Richmond TO
work. and whose wages amount to less
than ;. week. w.il be eligible to a
place III the new boarding house. The
charges vii! nc So a week, which in.
c!ud"s room and meals
y committee from tho Social Service
Federation under whose auspices tho
place viii be established, has been
appointed to solicit donations OF FUR
"!ture 10 help equip the home The
r!ac" viii bc conducted on the same
general rules that obtain in the man
agcment Of tho "Restover' for girls at
2r6 South Cherry street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26
KITHCART CONVICTED
Hustinsh Court tpboids Justice NAM
rice In Forest Ii,i sun.n,
Amusement J:s,s

In an opinion rendered yestrIla,.
judge Ernest ~ Wells. al th HISS.
tinss Court Part T. held thar Ea.. IA
kithcart. opeTator OF various t.a
ncut concessions at Forest Diu p,r-
hid violated tho Suuday cio.iu. IL,
IN operating MS amusement d-vtce,
The fines Imposed on him On inc .,ti
Court. !'ai' ~, were Uphold ktrlr...
defense was thai me ,yas " st,.s,n.l-I ,
ADVENTIST, anG as nucii observed Satur
Day as the Sabhath Judge Wclls df
rccied attention to ihe fact mt liz ,,.i
no! "ps' 'N'' Ht' ".4i' as Tho submit
na'ii inc polio 'rfp'rol IA" &upJ
closing law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26
REV. JOHN J. PARSONS WILL.
LEAVE PARAMOUNT CHURCH
Accepts Gail to Dccu,ic Pastor OF First
baptist Church al Princeton,
West NirpInin.

After three aud IA half fruitful years
service as pastor OF the Paramount Ave-
me baptist Church. Hcv. John j. Par
sons surprised his congregation sun :
day by announcing his resignation to
take effect October 81. 4 committees
consisting OF ~ i. Watkins. G. l.. Pal.
mcr. "a. j. Britt. !. \. Hinford and
Walter Kelly. asked MI Parsons to re-
consider hi. action. but without sue.
cess. Mr.. Parsons Will accept call
from the First baptist Church. of
Princeton w. Va lie came 10 Rich
mond from Brooklyn. y. Y. In add
ton 20 his work in The ministry. Mr..
Parsons has prepared sunday school
literature for baptist churches and had
considerable experience AS Il public
entertainer and reader.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26
WILL PERMIT CLINICS
studies Of Chronic Gases Mny he Made
at city Home Under super
Vision of Stnif.

Under a resolution adopted ycstcr-
day by The Administrative Board. act
ing on The recommendations Of Or.
Leslie l.. Wigs. chief Of the STAFF at
The City Home, tn. Medical College OF
Virginia Wall he ;permit,ed 70 have q
study oE.-chsoaic cases and to mold 81
clinic at tn. Ctty Home
pr. WIGS recommended ;ha; the
clinic lee conducted by members OF the
City Home staff. only after the con-
sent %: the patient had been obtained.
The board granted the college permits
sion 10 have tho clinic subject 10 the
conditions Of the staff OF the hospital.
subject 10 revocation by the board at
any time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26
BISHOP PETERKIN's FUNERAL
TAKES PLACE TO-DAY
WI! he Hurled ia Hollywood Following
Arrival Of 1:i4O =. VI. Trnin-Ser-
riceH Held In PRrkcrsburr.

The funeral OF Rt. REV. George Nv,
reterkin Episcopal Bishop Of West
virginia. took place yesterday In par
ersbnrs. w. VA. The intcrmont. will
Dc made in Hollywood Cemetery, i,ich.
mond. to-day. following tho arrival nf
INC l2.iC l.. A. train at Main street
station. services at the grave in
hollywood will be conducted By ut
Rev. X. y. Gibson. Bishop OF Virginia
and R Rev, William CabelI Brown
Bishop Coadjutor of Virginia.
Tho funeral services In Parkersburr.
were neid yesterday afternoon In the
Memorial Church OF the Good Shcnbcro
which was built by Bishop and Mrs
fcterk:n. The services were conducted
by bishop w. l.. Gravatt I'm the chm
Gel with him were Rev. Dudley Boogher
ana Rev. 5. Scollay Moore. u. D.. rec
tors OF local Episcopal Churches roy
y. y. Mitchell. OF Jefferson Cnuntv.
dent OF the standing committee of IN.
diocese. Rev. X. D. Roller, of Charles
ton. secretary OF the diocese, and Hishon
Boyd Vincent OF Ohio.
The services were largely attended
Yesterday evening the remains were
placed aboard Il train for Richmond.
fhc remains were accompanied by
lisnop Gravatt aud members of the
family and friends. Among the tcIc
grams of condolence received by tho
FAMILY. was one from Governor II. ID
Hatfield. OF West Virginia.
In addition 10 members OF the family.
thosc who are accompanying the re-
mains OF bishop Pcterkin TO Richmond
for interment are Rev. r. d. Roller q.
Charleston: Archdeacon Il. ~ Snurr
Of Glendale; Rev. y. Is. Mitchell Of
Jefferson County: Rev. j. s. DourIass
or Huntington; Rev. Dudley Booyhcr
and DIR. :. Scollay Moore, Of Pnrkcrs-
burg: Rev O. y. Gibbons. of Romncy
ana Bishop William l.. Gravatt. OF
charlestown; i. NJ. Amber OF Pnrkcrs-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26
ALBERTA WAKES UP
business Mems Association Reargnn-
iTcd-Fohnrcr Market Opens Up.
"SmU!.rr'' This Week.
ISpecial "a The Times Dispatch.

Special "a The Times Dispatch
Ai.ilERTA VA. September 25.-Thc
business men Of Alberta held a meet
ing Oh Friday night for the purpose OF
animatinc the public spirit OF co-opcra-
ton which heretofore prevailed among
the people in and around Alberta and
TO reorganiz" the Business Mems Asso-
citation
Many qucstioSS OF local importance
We're considered. but the chief discus
sion OF tho evening was about the open-
Ing OF the tobacco market here again
on October 3. several of tho leading
citizens spoke at length In favor of the
market, and every man cmphas sized the
fact that the market would be crowned
with success If opened this season. The
people in town. and the farmers in par
ticnlar are juhiiant over the fact that
all arrangements have hcen made to
open The market under most favorable
rfi'ious.
C. 5. Barrow. J. Garland Mitchell. w.
e. Barlow, J. w Mcdowell and Ellie
'heir shoulders to the wheel 20 max.
the market success. Every man in
the meeting promised his moral support
and offered his services in every way
possible in furtherng the success OF the
market.
One OF the officials announced that :,
fun corps OF buyers would he on hand.
and that every arranS crncnt had been
made 10 make the market go
The business men OF this place de-
cidcd To give a\"smokcr" next Wednes-
day ni"ht and invite every citizen in
the entire surrounding territory to be
present for the purpose OF general dis
cuSsion IN uniting the people and
making known the Importance of CO.
operation in this community.
committee was appointed To ar
range for the reception of this meet
ing and 10 secure several OF our hest
known speakers To he prescnt-Advcr-
tiScmcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26

railing quorum ycstrgaa. AFTER
noon. The Council COMMITTEE ola streets
adjourncd mtil Thursday afternoon at
oci"ek. Thc meeting scheduled was
The hrst regular meeting siucc tn.
committee was reorganized. lns,ruc-
tons were issued by Chairman Fuller
that officers of the Richmond aud Chcs-
ape7kc Bay Railway be notified that
Inc committee would take up Tie rcso-
luton 10 force the railroad 20 bring
It's tracks TO grade along Brook Road
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26
At the Movies To-day

NI:N-.Thc Pnrsun OF i'annmint,"
with Dustin Earnum.
HtCrnis--"l.ibcrty," with Murie
Wn,tlmp.
SiNA ND-MRc Marsh and Robert
Emrrcn. Ia .>THc Little Liar"
N!-oNIti-Anttn StcNnrt. In
'''!'S. tcmint."
GbE?E-HiIiic nnrSc, In .'Glorfa's
RoTar"r.' and Lillian Walker, la
"isrs!cr a.: the Muuut;iius.''
!: .S..-iirsSic lsarrISrnIc, In "IIcr
Last Act"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26

Thc work Of clearing rI tho sen
brook warehouse lot hogan ia earnest
Yesterday. !, viii take zen days Ia
clear the stones and rubbish OF THIS
lot. after which IL VIII be pui In opera
ton as IL playground as soon as ,,ossi-
bic. The Tuesday Cluh OF the Hnilroad
VI. G. y. WAS Instrumental in raising
the funds TO clear the property and
convert ii into a playground
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26
Class in Drawing Opens.

The committee of management of the
railroad Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. of which r.. W. Grice. assistant
10 the president of the Chesapeake ana
ohio. is chairman. held it's regular
meeting in the association rooms last
night 1T $50 O'Clock. supper was
served at $50 after which the COM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26

- FREDERIcksBURG VA Sep.cuhor
25.--iiay Taiiaferro. son o. former
Postmaster I.al Taliaferro. of FRED
ier'cksbure. now Of Tampa. Fla waS
married few days ago 10 Mrs. Natalie
G. Yaple, OF that city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26

burg. also accompanied the funeral
party as II representative OF tho laity
ana }. Z. Brady, OF Wheeling, another
inS representative, Will Join the party
In the special Pullman at Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26
EVERY SUNDAY
EXCURSIONS
to NORFOLK

Via Norfolk and Western Railway, will
be discontinued after next Sunday,
october iSt. lust one more trip. Take
advantage $50 round trip. Leave
kNrd street St:.tion $40 and 600 A. VI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26

Clerk Walter Christian. Of tho iIns,
inss Court, returned 10 his offices in
the city Hall Yesterday. after spend
ing his vacation At Virginia Beach.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26
Accepts Call to Orange County.

FREDEKISkSBURG RIG. VA, September
25.--iicv. j. T. T. Hundley. of Lynch
burg. has accepted "a call to the pas
toratc OF tni"nv!lle Christian Church.
in Orange County. to succeed Rev T..
III. Melton, who has accepted Il call to
Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26

mitteo entered upon the transaction
of business.
Twenty-one apprentices have entered
the class I'm mechanical drawing which
the railroad Young Mems Christian
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-26

Association offers without charge to
railroad apprentices. The class held
It's second meeting last night at 1870
o'clock. j. Horace Brown. OF the John
Marshall High School. ia instructor
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-20

Where Desirable Land is Limited in QUANTITY # Never De-
Gnes IN value but always proves profitable investment
LAND on the peninsula limited the offerings of the Sea
breeze development Company the last big body that ever
can DC offered because there desirable prop
cry % oner must increase in price, and that increase
Will pay rich dividends to those who purchase now
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-18
Note onHer Breast
Called For Whisky
Police Charge Colorcd Woman
WIN Cagsing Herself and In
ucnting Tale Of Robbery.

Hattie Baker. cOlorcd. of 1906 North
Eighth street. WIS arrested yesterday
by Detective Sergeant Wiltshire. as
sisted by Iatrolman rosenau, charged
with stealing SIi from Cclcster D..
Smith. the colorcd woman with whom
she has been living for the past three
weeks
shortly before O'clock the Baker
woman staggered up to the door at
zoos IL. which is next door to her
home. She WAS gagged tiEst and fast.
AS soon as the gag WAS removed by
ncighborS. the woman fell as re in "a
Swoon. Their" was note pii.ncd upon
her breast, supposedly written by the
burglar. or whoever robbed the house
Among other things the note stated
that the woman was In no danger, and
that all she needed was Il good. stiff
drink Of whisky
The neiGhhorS called for an ambu-
lance from tn" Virginia -Iospital, and
sergeant Wiltshire was notified that
Il woman had been gagged and robbed.
thch lcft in the doorway of 1906 J.:
North Eighth Street He hurried out.
and arrived at the same time the am
hulan"c was departing. Dr Green in
formed Sergeant Wiltshire that there
WAS nothing tie matter with the wo-
man. although she claimed to have
been chlOroformed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-18
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
BAKER TO BE GUEST
OF UNIVERSITY CLUB
Secrctar, Of War VIII lie Entertained
Following Address Ia civic
Association.

Secretary Newton y. Baker Will hc
the CUES; o: tho University Club AZ an
informal smoker Immediately follow
ing his address before til. civic AsSo-
citation in III. auditorium OF John Mar
snail! High School on "Wednesday night;
The Invitations have been limited to
members Of the club, officers of tn"
Civic Association Alumni OF Washing
ton and Lee and Johns Hopkins Uni
versities. Secretary Baker being an
alumnus Of hoth institutions Mr.
Baker is an enthusiastic college and
university man. He was one Of the
founders Of the University Club o.:
Cleveland o For several years he
was head OF the Phi Gamma Delta
fraternity.
The local university club is said 10
be the se..hd Largest in the United
States. Thc|r are something like 500
members on the rolls
Secretary Baker. accompanied by
Mrs. Baker. VII! arrive in Richmond
early Wednesday, afternoon and he
tho guest ot My. and Mrs. John stew
art Bryan during their stay here. They
will leave the following morning AZ I
o'clock in privat" Pullman attached
TO the regular train for Washington
over the Richmond, FreGerickshurg
and Potomac Railroad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-18
Father Magri
People Good-By
Holds FarewcN Seruicc at ST.
Peter S Before Leaving for Ncw
Field in Portsmouth.

Speaking OF his departure for Ports
mouth TO I'LL the assignment by Bishop
- j. otonncll as pastor Of ST Paurs
Catholic church in that city, Rev Jo-
S"ph MaSri. II. h.. yesterday morning
repeated TO - lniIc congregation il par;
q! inc 'pistic Tor the day: ''R"joicr in
INC good always: again | say. rejoice"
'T' MaErt told his friends that
ines" words OF st. Philip should b. re-.
m'nhcIed. that instead of feeling sad
over tn" departure they should re.
jotc" that Gods will is being done.
"fo" should look upon my leaving
81 i,'tri'S parish" he said. las YOU
would look upon the departure Of -
member 81 Your family for labor in an.
o'h"r nS!d When Il mother lets Il son
8" away from home To work all tho
members Of the family labor harder
I" keep IN the home. You should labor
harder now for ST Peters" lie said
thai n" had been very happy during
the sixteen years he has been in Rich.
mond. and parting from his friends
would be hard. He spoke gratefully
of Rev Father Bowler. pastor of s;
ict"r : church, who. he said had been
10 him like an older brother. giving
him advice and helping him in many
ways
'Good-hy to many people" said
Father NaEri. means a long Scparo.
ton. so | shall say only adieu instead
Tor hope {" have an opportunity to
visit Richmond often His voice fall
tered a; times. and he seemed to be
his many friends ans his large ac-
Quaintancc He leaves to-day at II
o'clock. arriving in Portsmouth at ;
o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-18
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
Henry Alien. With I,uiIrt I'm ucuJ.
Lnys No Dtnmr ON Linn
drum JnrkSOn.

Henry Allen. Colorcd twenty Years
old, Of ?2S Shot Nineteenth Street
was Shot in the head yesterday even
inr about . o'clock AT GA st James
street Landruu Jackson alias
T""ty. arcd the Shot In "a state
m"nt given To ratrolman Frank Camp
"donica. Of the FRS; Police station
Allen said the shooting was accidental.
lie sad that he waS turning 10 walk
out the door when shot The bullet
struck him about the temnie and
rl"uEh"d it's way in The wound Ia
ronSid"rc! serious. Or C;recn. from
IN" Virginia Hospital. waS called. but
Allen refused I" allow treatment from
him. pr j. y Lewis. colorcd. treated
Allen and lief; him in the home OF
Jackson. Gil st James Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-18
COSTS 0NE-THlRD WHAT
CONDEMNATION GAVE
Fifteenth street Widening Is Arranged
bctwcrn Administrative Board nnd
ScnbOnrd Air Line Railway

The Administrative Boards plan to
widen Fifteenth street between Cary
ana Dock Streets will be done at :,
cost about one third the value which
was fixed by condemnation commits
Siohers two years ago The city needs
Il strip fourteen feet wide on the east
sue OF Fifteenth Street This prop
crty is owned by the Seaboard Air Line
kaii"aS Company Commissioner
ii"ns"n said last night that the boa.d
had reached an agreement with the
railway whereby II will give to tho
CITY about two-thirds OF this strip I'm
return Tor portion of tho old gas
mouse lot. which abutS on the Droper,y
now owned by the railway The swan
WI he foot for foot. The remainder
OF IN" street. also owned by the Sea-
board. the city will pay for. the sum
agreed upon being $500, or SI4
root for 200 feet. The whole strip AZ
II Is valued. viii represent to the city
IN" aGEreGatc> outlay Of $4,000. Con-
termination commissioners fixed the
value OF this property at $4,000
therefore. the board will call upon
nc CITY Council for an appropriation
~ only $4,000 TO bring about tho
widening OF Fifteenth street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-18
CHRISTMAS SERVICE
Special EAerci>cS Arc Held NV Suudu,
school oi ST. Pnul'S E:piscopuI
Church.

Observance OF the Christmas season
nE the sunday school children OF ST.
fau!s church was held Yesterday
morning the exercises taking the place
nt the usual services. Rev. w. Russell
Bowie, i. D.. III. rector. read Van
Dykes The story of the Other Wise
Man which he had bricfcd himself,
and the children. fifty or more, TOOK
IN various parts in paUtommc. The
i-p!pHany hymns We're sung. The
children brought thci' gifts TO the
church, an annual custom, and they will!
be distributed among domestic missions
and poorer parishes. Christmas dona-
ton were also brought by the mem
h"'S OF the congregation, and many OF
these VIII he distributed among tho
poor o: the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-18
TWO MORE CIDER CASES
Archie Pratali and Sarah IIn;I 10 Fac,
Police Justice (rutchtield
TO-)ny.

day by Sergeant thinner and Patrol
man Mamoicy, Of the Second Police
Station. charged with having cider in
his possession too hard to get by
the prohibition law. The cider was
said TO contain more than per cent
alcohol
sarah KATE. OF 1915 East Grace
street, VAS arrested by Iatrolmen
Sweet and Bcrtucci upon a charge of
having hard" cider in her possession
There are now about twelve cases
pending before Police Justice Crutch-
field for Il preliminary hearing. There
is considerable interest AS to the out
come Of the hard" cider cases.