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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-28
PATRIOTIC EXERCISES
Os JULY FOURTH.

In keeping with the suggestions
made by tho state council OF defense.
that patriotic exercises should be held
In every community ON July 9Th. ar
rangsmsnis are being made to hold
exercises In the Montpelier city hall
on the morning Of the Fourth The
Committee having lhls matter In
charge is not prepared to announce
the program this week. further than
to say that II wlli consist Of several
short talks. interspsrsed With AppFo-
pirate music
The program vii not be long. and
Tcople who are figuring on outings
Tor that day. vili have plenty of time
10 10 after the exercises are over. II
will do every one good 10 renew theiE
allegiance 70 the United Btatea and
have their patriotism aroused before
going on their eontem plated pleasure
trip that day. Too many Of as thInh
only o. pleasures these days. Tn.
spirit Of patriotism and love Of eoun
'ry that burned 30 fefevently in n,
breasts Of the men and women o
IT'S. is At iov shb With many Amer
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-28
APpoRTIoNafEST ON
IDAHO CALL n MADE

Boise. June 1.-THE new 1000 call
for Idaho draft men was tonight ap-
portioned among the various counties
In the state by the adjutant generals
department The call takes more than
half Of the remaining class ! men I'm
the state.
The largest number is drawn from
Kootenai. with 70. and the smaIIer
from Jefferson county. with 3. The
men under this call are TO entrnin
during the week of July ~.
Bear Lake and Oneida counties are
not required TO furnish any class one
men under this call. having supplied
them under former calls.
The call is apportioned 90 the
southern and southeastern counties
as follows: Ada II. Adams .. Ban
mock II. Bingham IS. Blaine "a. Bol-
- City 81. Boise .. Bonneville II,
Butte 2. camas 8. Canyon 30. caaaia
-. Custer e. Elmore IL. Fremont
35. Gem Il. Gooding -. Jefferson 3.
Lemhi 20. Lincoln is. Madison rs.
Minidoka =. owyhee ~. Payette is,
Power L. Teton 3. Twin Falls 60,
Waller :. Washington ~ Total 1000.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-28

lean citizens to-day
Lee Ha then al @ather i tha city
ball next Thursday moFnine and de-
Fote an hour IN y mannaF that wlfl
DO ua good. TO the Menspellsr boya
Who are in the training eamps ana n
France the FoaFth Of suly vim prob
ably be the same aa any other day.
They are foregoing pleasures. 90 why
Sh0ald not waY
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-28

Might a. we'll stop raising mint.
There Won't be much use for II when
the whole sosntTy soss dry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
MANY CHARACTER
WITNESSES CALLEr
T0DRY'S BEAUTY HINT

1t Is not necessary to shampoo
your hair so frequently il 1t is en-
urely and properly cleansed each
time by the use OF really good
shampoo. The easiest to use and
quickest drying shampoo that we
can recommend TO our readers is
one Tint brings out all the natural
beauty of the hair and may be en-
joyed at very little expense, by dis
solving a tcaspoonful Of CanthroX.
which can be obtained from any
druggist. in a cup OF hot water
This makes n full cup of shampoo
liquid. enough so il is easy TO apply
1t TO all the hair instead OF just TO
the top of the head. This. when
rubbed into the scalp and onto every
strand OF hair. chemically dissolvcs
al! impurities. 1t is very soothing
and cooling in its action, as we'll
as beneficial to both scalp and hair.
After rinsing out the lather so
created, you will find the scalp is
fresh. clean and free from dandrun.
while the hair dries quickly and
evenly. developing n bright luster
and u soft Guinness that makes il
seem very heavy.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
PETERSBURG WOMEN
TO MEND UNIFORMS
Several Hundred Volunteer to Keen
Clothes or SOljfcrS
In IcnnIr.

PETERSBURG. VA. July "A
new and important feature is TO be
installed In connection with the Army
club in this city. Tho clothing of the
soldiers at Camp Lee Will he repaired
ny the women Of the city, several hun
drcd OF whom. il is stated, have volun-
'cercd their services for the work.
rhc repairing VIII be done without
cost 20 the soldiers The plan Will be
pu, into operation IN few days. and
Petersburg wii! be the first city IN the
country 80 !naugurate such aid TO the
soldiers
Two additions have jus. been mode
TO the Army club stan-viz.. c. II
Ccngdon. Of New York city. who viii
nave charge OF the work at the club.
and Mrs. Alice Wcbbc, OF Davenport.
Iowa, vino VIII be IN charge OF wo-
mems work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
GRAND JURY lNDICTS
OFFICIAL OF HOPEWELL
Accuse Commissioners of Revenue and
EHcorfnfen Entire City Council for
Alleged Extravaganza.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

III
HONEYWELL. July 2i.-The grand
jury. which has been at work for five
weeks investigating the affairs of the
city administration, reported this af-
ternoon. The grand jury indicted Com
missioner OF Revenue l. NJ. Warren on
tour counts and recommended the re-
iEoVal from Office of the city treasurer.
superintenden OF water works and city
health officer. The member of the grand
Jury did not stop there, but they ex-
coF!a,ed the entire city Council for It's
a!eGed extravaganza in the use of city
funds.
The repor; of Chairman smithers or
the grand jury is believed to be the
last chapter in the cleanup Of Hone
well. which has been in progress for
several months
Commissioner Warren was indicted
on three counts charging felony an!
one charging misdemeanor. He is ac-
cusea OF irregularities in the conduct
"i his Office, one OF his alleged oncnses
beng the d!scount!ng Of notes OF the
c!iy, Warren, who is native OF Roa-
noke. is very we'll known here and
was formerly superintendent of the
Methodist Church at City Point.
CITY treasurer c. F. Camp, against
whom custer proceedings are recon-
mended. Is accused OF farming out the
collection OF taxes. but he was nor in :
dicied. He came from Birmingham.
The other officers whose removal is
recommended for alleged malfeasance
IN Office are the superintendent OF
water works and City Health Omcer
Wood.
The investigation OF the grand jury
was made under direction OF Common
wealth's Attorney Goodman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25

Court but that they were In the de-
tectivc captains cflce for four or Ave
dnys): Policeman L. c. Williams, as
sistant to Captain Pollock: Policeman
+. 4. Campcdonica. at one time clcrk
to Captain Pollock; Captain 4. .. Gut
gon. general attorney for the Virginia
! Railway and Power Company, who
said that he volunteered his testimony
in behalf of Captain Pollock: l.. u.
Norris. president CT the Police BeIev-
olent Association. of which Captain
| Pollock Is secretary; John Madison, re-
porter for the Evening journal; Ser
Ecant c. b. Samuc!s. head OF the traf-
Hc department.: Sergeant 6. NJ. H"ld.
croft Motorcycle Policeman j. W. Conc.
| Detective Sergeant w. A. Toler. Mo
torcycic Policeman 4. NJ. Smith. L. l..
portieux. j. w. wheaton and l. c.
Tanner. all probation officers os the
Juvenile Court; Sergeant W. l.. Brad
ley, Sergeant c. L. GARRISON. Folice-
man u. w. Spur. Policeman ". p.
Schlici Sergeant e. C. Queen. Sergeant
A. b. Duke. Policeman r. w. Crump.
Policeman l.. G. Ship, Policeman II. l..
Cary, Policeman 9. l., Tucker, Police
man NJ. J. Dugan. Policeman c. J..
Folkes. Policeman L. c. Tate aad Po-
licciaan S. Z. Flournoy.
PRIVATE COULD NOT REPORT
HIS SUPERIOR OFFICER
IN reply TO a question from tho Com
monwcalth. several OF the policemen
testified that they remember having
heard an order read over the desk
about six years ago that a private
could not report his sergeant or SUI
perior officer. This was testified to by
Sergeant Jordan last Monday and
caught the Mayor by surprise. as he
said he had never before heard Of such
an order. However. they said that
this order had been rescindcd during
the administration OF Chief Soweli.
presumably while Sergeant Jordan ~as
inspector.
The Mayors court adjourned last
night ut lo:l5, and will be convened
this afternoon at 5 o'clock. It II ore
dicted that the trial OF Captain FOL
lock will be brought to close 20
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
THREE POLICEMEN FREED
Charges Against Cousins, Kidd md
Jlunkcy Disrnlnscd Following
Ridgcway's Acquittal.

Following the acquittal OF Police
man Joseph H. Ridgeway, charged with
selling and transporting ardent spirits
in the Hastings Court Tuesday after
noon, Commemorative Attorney Wise
yesterday nolle prosecuted the three
cases against Policeman l. G. Cousins,
+. G. Kidd and F. J. Hankey. The
charges against these men were that
they were connected in the same Illicit
transaction in which Ridgeway was al
Legged to have been engaged.
In accordance with the action OF Mr..
Wise, Judge II. c. Rich "a rdson. of the
Hastings Court, entered an order dis
missing the charges against the three
policemen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
Moving Pictures Of Naturalization.

The next exercises incident to the
naturalization Of alien born soldiers
training al Camp Lee, Will be held
n Central Park, and the occasion VIII
be made big public demonstration
under the auspices Of the Petersburg
war camp community service. Not
withstandinS the thousands who have
recently been naturalized in this ci:y
and in Prince George County. there are
hundreds more awaiting to toe made
American citizens. An elaborate pro-
gram for the Central PARK exercises
is being arranged. Moving pictures Of
the exercises VIII be taken, TO be shown
on the screens throughout The country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
POLLOCK PROVES
GOOD CHARACTER
fCon,inuno rron Eir,,

Continued From First Page)
and 1" go there. as there might be
trouble. He said that he went to III.
home about o'clock in the morning.
but as Captain Pollock had not vet
arrived. ne went over to Grove Ave
rue and Auburn Street and pulled his
box At 2:30 O'Clock. About $ o'clock.
Captain Pollock arrived In taxi
cab Holt said that he asked Captain
Pollock not to go IN, as there might
he trouble. but Captain Pollock went
in. and in n short time he saw tn.
light on the second floor IT.
He waited while, and heard some
loud talking. but as there were no
Indications of violence he left the
house little after o'clock In re-
ply to question from one Of the
attorneys for the Commonwealth, Mr.
Holt said that Captain Pollock was
right smart drinky" Asked to de-
fine this term, Holt said that Captain
Pollock could walk without assistance.
blu, that no was under the influenza
Of liquor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
SO G / T. T Y

Mrs. j. Arthur LEROY and grand
daughter, Miss Mary Capcrton. who,
with Mrs. Arthur +. Divine and little
daughter have spent the past month
nome at l5l6-A West Avenue. Rich
mond. Mrs. Divine and daughter will
spend the month of August at Louisa.
returning TO their apartment at COS
West Grace Street about September I.
Colilcr-Holmcs.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Jefferson Coll
Tier. OF Dendron. Va. announce tho
Agnes TO WILDER +. Holmes. Of Della
plane. The ceremony took place quiet
~ at 1920 o'clock at the home of Rev.
C. A. jenkins. who onlcatcd. the
bride wore Il travelling suit of blue
with hat and gloves to match. Her
only ornament was a ruby ring OF her
great -grandmothar's. Their only at
tendants were Miss Bessie Powell ANA
J. w. Barr. of Richmond. They lcft
Immediately on a Northern tour.
Marriage Announced.
Announcement IL made Of the mar
rage OF Miss Louise Branch to Aubin
Wiltshire. which took place in Wash :
ington las, Friday The bride is the
daughter Of 7. a. Branch, Of Barton
Heights, ana tho bridegroom the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Wiltshire
OF 5O2 North Twcnty-sixth Street. Mr.
ana Mrs. wiltshire VIII live at 1906
Barton Avenue. Barton Heights.
Visiting Relatives.
Miss Marie Tabb Lightfoot. OF 1Il7
Hanover Avenue. left yesterday for
Camden" in Richmond County, where
*ne VIII visit her cousins Mr.. and
Nfs. Richard Turner Pratt, before
going to Cumberland. Nd. to stay with
her brother!n-law and sister, DR.. and
Mrs. Edwin Claybrook.
In Ocean View.
MISS Constance Redd and Miss I.ottie
L!vosay, OF Gintcr Park. have joined
Mrs. Blythe Moores family at Occrn
View. Miss Redd will visit friends in
Hampton before returning home.
At CnstIc HilI.
Mrs. William Russell Jones and chill
dren Of this city. have joined the
Richmond colony at Castle Hil." in
Lexington. Mrs. Stewa,, WOODWARD
and family also Of Richmond. have left
for Lexington. where they VIII be as.
tablishcd At Castle Iili" for an 4A-
tended stay.
Married I'm Richmond.
Hiss Edna l.. Ferguson and Robert
Dance, both Of Beach, Va, were quietly
married In Richmond Tuesday by Rev
George Bishop. After Il Northern trir
NJ and Ars Dance VIII make Their
home at Beach. Va.
Marriage Announced.
Mrs. MARY {. McC.cady. announces
The marriage OF her daughter. Ann CO
!este 10 Captain Clarence x. Dineu-
derter L. :. =. Of Baltimore. now sta
toned at Camp Lee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
IN. AND orr or TOWN.

Mrs. Llewellyn McVclEh. Of Monr-
mcnt Avenue. is the guest o. her
brother and s!s;er-iu-law. Mr. ana Mrs.
Lee Go!Gsboroush. at Shepherstown. ".
Va, for brle: stay.
Miss Mary Lyon Tyler. % Sherwood
Forrest" near williamsburg - the
guest of friends IN Richmond this
week
Mrs. John Jen5css and children have
LEFT for New York. after An extended
stay with relatives on Park Avenue.
Misses Nicke,te and Helen John,on
are spending july WIKI friends in
louisville. ky.
Miss Nellie Addison Rcnnolds. after
spending some time as the cues, OF
Mrs. Henry Field. at "Mirador." Abe
marie County. is now visiting Miss
DoTeen F!,zGe:a!d q. KcnnebunkpOri.
Ne.
Mrs. Floyd Hughes has !ef, FOR her
home IN Norfolk. after spending short
time with her sister. Mrs. Edward
Hewitt, al her home in this city.
Miss Elizabeth Halves Robertson.
young daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. T. r.
Robertson. is spending July and
Angus, a. Camp Pcken!nk. near Craig
vile.
Mrs. Charles r. Yanccy. Walter r.
Yancey. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B yam
cey. OF Richmond, are visiting "I.ive
Oaks the country home OF +. IL.
Yaacey at South boston
Miss Nellie lin has returned to Rich.
mond after trip TO New York.
Archibald D. Gill!land. OF Camp
Eusties: Mrs S. +. GNllland, Miss Lii.
lian and Trent Gilli!and. o. South Bos-
ton. who have been the guests of Al.
and Mrs. Charles T. Yancey and W. r.
Vance. at the Mount Vernon Apart
ments. have returned home.
Leroy Giil!land, who has been spend
Ing the week ii ocean View, has re.
turned 10 South Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis NJ SiIcott after
spending month in Richmond. lief;
tins week for Waterford. near WASH
ington. for visit before returning to
their home in Philadelphia
Nh. and Mrs. a. JaTc and family.
OF Norfolk. are the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard y. Flax on East Broad
Street, Leon Flax. OF Baltimore. il
also the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Flax.
Miss Estha Goldstein. OF Richmond,
is being extensively entertained in
Nashville. Tenn. Miss Golds,ein win
return to Richmond the latter part
of August.
Mrs. Lawrence Ingram and Miss
Anne, Alice and Eliza Ingram, who
have been spending some time at Vir-
ginia Beach, have returned home
Mrs. f. D. Schumacher and daughter.
Frances. and son, Ernest. of Ginter
Park. are spending the summer with
Mrs. w. a. Woodson near Roanoke
Douglas w. Ellyson, Of Chicago, who
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Theodore Ellyson, S14 Park
Avenue, has returned TO his home
Miss Kathleen Hardwicke of 1911
Hanover Avenue. leaves Sunday for
Hampton. where she will visit Mrs.
1seley.
Mrs. Darlington Williams and small
son, Darlington Williams, Jr., also
Miss Margaret Erskine Miller. are in
staunton. the guests Of Mrs. Alien Ca.
perton BraXton.
Mrs. w. Il. Edmunds, of King VIII
liam County. is the guest OF her niece
Mrs. Il. J. Robins of East Marshall
Street.
Miss Emily Ryland of walkerton. Is
spending some time with Mrs Chris
topher Garnctt in Richmond.
Miss Helen George has returned to
her home on Monument Avenue after
u motor trip to Atlantic City. Phil.-
1al, 10 Dg1t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25

Public play grounds Tor the children
.: the city have been opened on the
old Dunlop place. near tn: head of
High street. The grounds were loaned
for the purpose by tho owner, and the
city and gcnerCus-hearted citizens
have contributed TO their equipment
for the enjoyment OF the children IN
many ways Miss Lillian Howell, Of
Roanoke. instructor in gymnastics and
play ground work, is IN charge OF the
grounds. and She is assisted by Miss
C!arette Schon. recreation secretary of
tn. Y " C. !,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
Notes of Interest.

Fuel Administrator Clements has
given notice that beginning next week
and until further notice. Monday and
Tuesday nights will be dark on the
streets, stores must not turn outside
lights and only such lights inside as
VIII be necessary for protection
Marie Henderson, neEress. was ar
rested last night for the alleged pick
, ing the pocket of Tom Adams. colored
AT a negro dance OF $3.50. OF the
amount stolen sos was recovered The
woman was this morning committed TO
jail for trial in the Hastings Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
FINDS POLLOCK IN HOUSE
ON WEST nROAD STREET,

Policeman Smith Ernest was then put
on the stand. Ernest said that he
has been on the police force for four
years. He testified that about o'clock
IN the morning during the first of last
February he heard woman scream.
At that time boy ran up and told
him that man was beating woman.
Ernest said that he went to 322 West
Broad Street. which was on the cor
ner of Broad and Monroe Streets, and
went up the stairs with the boy. While
running up the steps, Ernest said he
heard the woman tell the man. Don't
choke me any more" Ernest inquired
OF the man as to the trouble. ard the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
Petersburg Roy on pcrshlns's STAN.

Information has been received that
captain Leonard r. Gercw. son OF l.. r.
Gerow Of this city, now in France, has
been appointed major. With posi-
ton on Genera! Pershing's STAFF. Major
Gcrow was an honor graduate of the
1871 class At The Virginia Military In
siitute. and on his graduation was com
miss!oned second lieutenant in the
army. and was with the American
forces who landed at Vera Cruz 10 pre-
serve order during the Mexican trouble.
He vas later promoted TO n captaincy
while stationed on the border with
iPershinEs force.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
Has Unclaimed Chr.

+. l.. Duncan, manager Of the Auto
Electric Company, 90 West Broad
street, yesterday called the attention
OF the police to the fact that he had
placed in his garage a Studebaker au-
tomobile. without a license that had
been standing in front Of his place for
several DAYS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
wOMAN's MEETINGS.

An important meeting OF the Equa,
Suffrage League OF Richmond is called
for 1890 o'clockt this morning at suf-
frage headquarters, Fourth and Frank
lin Streets. matter of vital in.
terest to the league is to be discussed
and n large attendance is desired. The
meeting will be In charge of Mrs
Frank L. Jobson and Mrs. Briggs Rich.
ardson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25

The regular monthly meeting OF tho
Woman's Auxiliary to the Commission
on Training Camp Activities. has been
in the Army and Navy Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25

man said that there was no trouble
and the woman kent on insisting that
the man WAS beating her. The man
went into another room, and IN n
snort while came in with Captain Pol .
lock, who must have been in another
room. IT Was On the third floor. Cap
tain Pollock told me that there was
no trouble. The woman Is drunN and
hysterical. Don't you know who the
woman is? She Is Hortense Blair-one
OF the women who used to be down
town. Although l had seen the wom-
An before. cid not know her. I Rad
seen The man Gevcral times before, but
did not know him. asked The man
II lie lived there. and he told me H..
ala not. ! then advised Captain Pol
lock and tho man to get their coats
and leave They did"
DEFENSE DENIED ACCESS
TO GRAND jury EVIDENCE
While Ernest was on the stand he
was interrupted by a coll,quy be-
tween Commemorative attorney Wise
and Colonel Lcake and Gilbert X. Pol.
lock for the defense. Tho defense
lawyers asked if they could have ac-
cess TO the evidence OF the grand jury
Mayor Ainsiie then said that lie had
interviewed Judge Richardson and he
was told that the justings Court had
nothing TO do with the cvidencc-that
1t was matter that must be deter
mined by Mr.. Wise Mr.. Wise then
said that he would gladly let tho de-
tense have IT, but. since the rcrpcn-
sibility was upon him, he could not
DO SO in view OF a decision handle!
down by the Supreme Court. Hoy
ever. he said that this evidence had
been used by the Commonwealth ocly
in preparing The complaints. and he
promised that It would not be used Any
more.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
DISNEY TELLS OF HIS
INTERVIEW WITH POLLOCK

The Mayors court opened last night
at Sis o'clock. James T. Disney, man
ager OF Murphys Hotel. was ready to
take the stand. and was the last wit
ness for the Commonw ealth. The tcs-
timony of MIR. Disney was as follows:
This year. l think 1t was in the
morning. Captain Pollock called by to
see me and said that he was In the
room the night before with n lady, and
he swore that he was there legitimate
y, or on business. He may have said
som thing else, but don't remember.
Yes. l remember that he said some
thing like he had 10 intention of de-
flaming the house
MIR. Disney said that after weighing
everything and in view OF the appar-
emily unquestioned sincerity Of Cap
tain Pollock. he decided to let the
matter drop and 60 no further. Il
took the police captains word, or eX
PLANTATION" said Mr.. Disney.
In answer to question from Mr.
Wise whether II was on the merits of
the case or from personal desire that
he decided TO proceed no further, Mr..
Disney said that it was his perscn
desire that he accepted the statement
OF Captain Pollock as being sincere.
MANY CHARACTER
WITNESSES CALLED
Following Is n lis, of the character
witnesses, in the order of their test
mcny:
A. 3. Tunis, reporter for the News
Leader: David Brady, reporter for The
Tines Dispatch: a. McCabc Parlie'
mail carrier: E. y. Andrews, custodian
of police headquarters uestified that
tho three suit cases OF whisky which
Captain Wright said were turned over
10 Captain Pollock were not in Cap
tain pollock's possession more than
nctcen minutes before taken to Police
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
MT. ST. JOsEpH'S COLLEGE

Noted for excellence of Its courses. which
Ing. Medicine, dentistry, Law and business.
Medical Association, High mental, moral
nd .ph, steal ideals. College under :ilrection
for boys over - years Write for GmtnIos 7
TO Bro:he" James. Director. Station ID.
Ba l,lmOre. Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
Married I'm Richmond.

Hiss Edna L. Ferguson and Robe
Dance, both OF Beach. Va, were qu!ctl
married in Richmond Tuesday by Re
George Bishop. After Il Northern trj
Nf and Mrs. Dance vii! make tho
home at Peach Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
,inrrInrc tnnn,,nccL

Mrs. MARY & McC.cndy. announces
The marriage OF her daughter. Ann Co
!es;e TO Captain Clarence Il Didcu-
derter. L. :. =. Of Baltimore. nov sta
TONED at camp Lee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-25
Al CnstIc I'M.

Mrs William Russell Jones and chill
dren. of this city, have Joined the
Richmond colony at Castle Hill" in
Lexington Mrs. Stewart Woodward
and family. also Of Richmond. have left
for Lexington. where they VIII be as.
tablishcd at Castle I'm for an 4A-
tended stav