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COFFEE MARKET.

There was some further. switching
from near to late months in the coffee
market yesterday. The opening was 1
point higher to 2 points lower, with near
months relatively steady on scattered
covering. Prices later eased of under
realizing, and the market closed net un-
changed to points lower
No fresh feature was reported in the
cost and freight situation. The Official
cables showed no change in the primary
markets except in the case Of Santos
futures. which were unchanged to 25 reis
lower
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AATIsFIED MORTGAGEs.
with name and address of lenders at
torney,)

I'D AV. <6s-Annie Carney to Peter
Doelger Brewing Co. 4o7 e 66th Ut.
Jan 10. 1918; atty. John C Hoenninger
i4srH ST. si2 Wills Mark, to Carrie Carrie
c Gait. w s6th 1t. April ., 1915; atty.
Lewinson, 11s Nassau at. $40, 900
9TH AV, W C 22d st, 72x?S.6-Robert q
FureH to Samuel w Jones, Sent 6, 1910:
atty. w F Donnelly, 90 Nassau 1t, IS, 900
WHITEHALL. ST. 57-5s-Mary N and
divid. and admir- Margt A Cooney, Oct
10, 1883: atty. Lawyers T & T Co, 100
Swsy ,:...;.: .tl,bo0
SAME PROPERTY-Patrick A and Lorle
Dollard. ct al. to same, May IS,
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WARRINGTON, Aug 15.--Awards have
been made at the bureau of supplies and
accounts. Navy Department. for Making
$500 pajama suits. the Government to
supply the nainsook.
T. J. Maxwell & Co. OF Peekskill. y.
T.. got an award OF 1900 at AN cents
per suit. and e. & ]. Weinberg. New
York. an award of 1920 at SO cents per
suit.
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Municipal Building. The lease runs Cor
five years from November 1. and bidders
will be required to deposit with the COM
missioner $1,000 In cash or certified
check for that amount. No cabaret or
dancing will be permitted on the prem
Uses.
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SMALLER SUITES IN ORMoNDE

The Ormonde apartment, at the south
east corner of Broadway and Seventeen
street, now arranged In suites of nine
and ten rooms, is to be made over. ac-
cording to report, into smaller units, for
Ormonde is ten stories high.
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MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

offices--Brent Good Estate, Is Exchange
pl. owner: w X Benedict SAT 9Th av.
srehItoeti oost....::.,:.....,..s2o.ooe
nve story tenem.n ana storesNM Gar
funkel. premises, owner; Gronenberg
and Leuchtag, ao5 5th av. architects:
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Coffee cablcs-Rio was unchanged at $500 10,
No. Z. Exchange unchanged at Il 9.l6d Re
ceipts 5000 baEs and stock Gsi. ooo bags
In Santos spots were unchanged at $1,000 70,
No. =. Futures unchanged to IS rcis lower
Receipts Is, ono bags and stock ASS, 900 bags.
Receipts at the ports were 81. 900 bags. against
holiday last year. Sac Paulo had q 900 ant
Jundiahy 5000 bags
The weather in $40 Paulo was fine. with ten
peratures ranging from ~ 10 80 degrees
BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS
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Tan Shoes in Only Two Shades.
Speciar DeSoatch In THu suN.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Tan shoes for
which leather Is supplied after October
/ will have to be made in Of two shades
medium or dark brown Cor tan)
leather. The War Industries Board has
notified tanners that no other colors
must be made after that date.
The board explicitly states to the tan
ners. shoe manufacturers. shoe whole
salers and shoe retailers that there Is
no truth In the continued reports that
field mouse" and field mouse brown
are to be permissible colors after Octo-
her l.
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TENANT FOR 10TH ST. HOUSE.

Pease g. Gilman have rented for
William Mitchell to Mrs Justine b.
Ward the four story and basement
dwelling at IS East Tenth street.
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DEAL FOR ELMHURsT SITE.

Silman Investors have sold to X. Ger
ken tie plot 100x134 on the south side
of Corona avenue. west OF Hanover ave-
nue.. Elmhurst, L. !.
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CORONA PLOT BUYER.

The Hencken Company has sold to NJ.
c. Haaren the plot l35x1S0 at the south
east corner of Junction and jackson ave-
nues. Corona.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENs
Manhattan

WEBSTER Ay. west OF existing Sd ay line
OF Manhattan Elevated Railroad, oppo-
site Bend No. s35. 1I7.7 IT north of
istth ST A Lyons Const Co. Inc. AIT
interborouEh Rapid Transit Co ct al.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
WHITEHALL ST, 81 and ss-w Eugene
ct. and ano, trustees; atty. Lawyers T q
ssrH sr rs T. v. mtg i,Ssse.T,ii.. ' Quar-
cauros s.. 3 D,yi,ion 't e. w.., i HoSo R,n.
J: atty. Title Guar Co. i!s
ID Az iii3Jin;o ana Hugo ylsu ss''t to
r1 sttS.; wendell, q r. at Bwsy: 5000
Fo m,s a, 81 ~. NaeSon5d 81
sno. s1r.. to Columbia Trust Co. 80
6wsy; attys. Davies A q Cornell. New
i.sTH ST. sis W. mtg .;ic. ooo@ic ;sS;'IGG
ssth st; atty. Horace e Parker. 100
AHsTERpAM Xv; SEA. mtg ;iS.ecsH .:;syu
SAINT Az. Brooklyn; atty. Hosnn!nge..
SANE PRoPpRTY..ch..:: J piiu. ana sI .no.
Flushing. Of q, and ano; atty,
ssme'..... minimum. ......tzs,o0o
Bronx.
PuRpY ST, is,o.Anna @ Ferris to chas
Pi n.snsI: i1s, fremont sy; stty
s2t-clarencs N coddinston to Har-
riett B Pisster, w laad ct; attys Dunn
vALENTINE<Av cor ioid ct. ioSSSo
Louis H CraIner. exr, to Carrie C Gait.
2w s6th st; atty. Title Guar q T Co.
SAME pRopBRsTT1..Hii,r.r:y; Xron:cn inc ime'
to North Side Mtg corpn. Sol e 10Th
HOE N v iiIs.ci.I:nc. NJ coaa ,ss;soo
to Olivia N ursiL Ss7 Clinton ct. Brook
oI iyn; .sty,, pynn = D. ,sl 5w.y. $4,000
io,s McoFaw sv: atty. Geo Heller. aisi
"ostShooteE WV
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BRONX ALTERATIONS.

10th ST. n . cor Alexander av, 3 story
brick bldg and garage, 1s.txS6.7-Anne
Charles Kreymbors. a2lo ouinby nv.
architect; cost. $4,000
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RENTS WHITE PLAINS HOUSE.

The Robert E. Farley Organization
has leased for the Westminster Syndi-
cate house in Battle Hi Park, White
Plains, n. Y, to w. ]. Young.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

CANAL. ST. 1871 and 1s3-Theodore C
Wood agt 1871 and 1873 Canal st, Inc,
owner owner. Louis Aoramson q Son. Inc. CON
18TH ST. 1872 to l26 w-Pompei Construc-
ton Co agt Augustus r wichstrom ct al,
owners: Carlo Giolitto ct al, lessees
Carlo Francini. contraction. - II ni
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TO SELL CLAREMoNT LEASE.

The lease OF the Claremont restaurant
on riverside Drive will be sold at auc-
ZION to-day at IL o'clock In room 1904,
Smce ofths Department OF Parks, In the
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TRAYMORE. AIlAN7nqnI
lWRlDS GREATEST HOTEL SUCCESS
LEGAL NOTICES.

I
To Creditors OF the MARkLEED CHEMl.
CAL CORPORATIONS
In pursuance of an order OF tho I.s''cf
Court of the United States in and tor n.
District of New Jersey. made ON 81" fay
Charles Il Vanderkleed and Lewis II.
Marks. are plaintiffs AMI Malkeei
is hereby given to the creditors Of sad
company to present to william T Boyle
the receiver of said company at hi' "i!.r.
S. w. Cor Third & Market Streets Ia the
city OF Camden. County OF cam len and
State OF New Jersey, their several cams
and demands against said company G!H
verified under oath or affirmation, within
two months from the date hereof, or 'h-Y
will be excluded from tn" benefit ~ sum
dividends as may hereafter I've mni" aad
declared by said court from the assets Oh
! WILLIAM 7. BOYLE. Receiver, Marx
Iced Chemical Corp.
PATRICK Ii, HARDING AZ, o the
Receiver. 5lI-5ly Fedora ''r''''
Dated. July 16, 1918,
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en-
tered into on the .9th day q, Jg'Har,
1911. by and between joins .WhNt.
of August, 1915, at ten bol O'Clock m 'n'
forenoon in the Piano Departmr8' ~ M
Wanamaksr, New York, ,"i ir.H i'...
Borough OF Manhattan. CITY. ''."i, 49,
state OF New York one Mahvslr ia,.
as provided by Sections % aus 0. " ;A1
Personal Property Law
DANIEL GREENWALp, N""."''t.
PURSUANT TO An AGREEMENT cc-
tered into on the list dAy 81 :,..r.er
NEW YORK, and GEORGE J. fyNhfNh
lr,, I will sell on the -3ri dag ~ AH-'''
1918 at ten ilOJ o'cio,A III tn, i'..
the Piano Department ~ JHHH hn.
maker, New York, 7G4 Broad"HF .'a-E.
of Manhattan, city, County un. ~'f' .
New York, one Oak Piano and -.... m
provided by sections g. and Co. ~ l"a W.
sonal Property Law
DANIEL GREENWAf.p, A'..'r''r'
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en-
tered into on the nth day - ,.'.,,.,,,I
1914 by and between J3IiM ",AgNvN
August, 1915, at ten Gon o.,'.,r +" ''e
forenoon in the Piano p.partmra, ''tH
Wanama.Sor, New York, ga t...'-" ..
Borough of Manhattlu, city. '.. tl
state OF New York. ON" Ndh.EE'. '...
Piano and Bench, rs provided nl r .''
6j and 81 of the Personal Hrnprr|. '.".
DANIEL GREENW AID. A..'.".'.-
PURSUANT TO Az AGHEEMIrf f'-
tered into on I'll" Eth day OF N., Do
and between john WNNAMANEH. NV
YORK, and MRS BERTHA N"hlr..
viii sell on the -3rl day OF Agr. ~
at ten GOD O'Clock in the for.nH.. H
Piano Department N John W.
New York. 20 Broadwa'. i"'".E.
Manhattan. city. County and -.N.. N'
York. one Mahogany Piano and 50
provided by sections Gj ana d, NV
Personal Property Law
DANIEL. GREENWALD, Az
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Yesterdays Fires.

A. NJ. r
c:oO-4Gs W. 1891 st, May Garage Loss.
% 49,. t,..,.......,...... f1On
0:53-lIio Madison av.; Public Ma '
tional Bank .............., Non.
s:ao-S44 Il. 48th St; Emma Har-
py "' ''''''''''''''''' Trining
1ioo-So7 e, I34th ST.; Samuel
.'hnen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, AhOO
llo-Sth St and l2th av, (auto, '''
mo6iie), Samuel Harries tInknow,
iiSo-lsS W, 1SOth St; unknown TrIninr
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
\ TAT IL vEsEY STREET.

By Henry Brady.
Up io, IT sh,ssi E: rs Is v "a ay; iec 90,
sior Savings Bank. agt Hugo School,
heer ct al; due. tts.ts:.ss: taxes, 40.
$4,000; to tho plaintiff $500. 100000
SGD 81. Il. . 8, lt7 e 9Th Av, 1lxl02.2.
four story notwithstanding sale OF all
right, title, &C.. which Adele s Dodd
had on June .. 1918. or since; with
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
OFFICES. s:5 to $50, 3O-stoII / .'''H
Ito w. 40'h, room 1908
CORNER OFFICE - windows 7N' 80:
Ing Bryant Park. 40 W. ioth, r-oW ave
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.


with name and address OF owner and
attorney. -
Downtown.
tsouth of Fourteenth strcet.)
WATER ST, 643-46, runs . 10 -
to n 8 Front st ta21) X . 30.4x n 70x e -
x 70 TO Water ct 80 to beg
Crippled Children's East Side Free
School to Israel Krasner. 1858 51st st.
Bklyn: atty, Max Sheinart. 500 Broad
WALKER ST, SO. atiIs6.7xa4.ixss.i-
Mutual Life ms Co to Mosul Realty
atty. Title Guar q Co. 176 Bway. 800
5TH ST, TO L, 2Sxs6-Max schenkein ct
al to Sarah Kister. Hs 10th Ct.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

BARGAINS rooms. bath store ~ Nr3
barn, garage, chicken houses or hlr.. :, ~
easy terms; main road Ashuly I3Tn ...',
wood; tea room business. h, ;'l 7
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lat S2oS THIRD AVENUE. ]

ZERE0A Av. n ", cor waterbury av
ss.fx1ee.b-Adsm Kernsr. agt, Bertha
6orin. ct al; atty. e p Orrsi. Jr: due,
es.1es.5s; taxes. &C, Se.2Ss.is: to the
plaintiff $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-16

The Most Attractive Country Hotel
Nesr New York CITY.
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VEHMONT.
HYDE MANOR E''ins as.1,.,;l 1871
Golf Links. In the Lake region Of Vermont
Illustrated booklet. Address.
A. W. HYDE & son. Sudbury. VI
NEW YORK.-Long Island
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NEW YOkK-sTATEN ISLAM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
Obituary
Trunk T.. Digs.


This afternoon, at I o'clock, the
funeral of Frank f, Digs will be con-
Quoted from Holy Trinity Episcopal
church, the Rev. J. J. Gravatt. officiat
ing Burial private. Mr. Diggs, n
prominent citizen of Richmond. died
yesterday morning at O'Clock in his
home. 2504 kensington avenue, after
a long Illness. Mr.. Diggs was well
known in this city. where he has
spent almost all - his life. For many
wears he was associated with the
firm Of G. w. Antrim and Sons.
He is survived by his wife, who was
Miss Lizzie La Fong: one daughter.
Virginia, three sons, Edwin and joe
of this city and Lieutenant John r.
Diggs, of Fortress Monroe: three sis
ters, Misses Helen and Frances Diggs
and Mrs. Gustave A. Peple: and six
brothers, Thomas c.. Albert c.. and A.
Percy Diggs. of this city; Edward II.
Dfggs,. of Texas: Judge ]. Singleton
Dicgs. OF Lynchburg. and Charles d.
Diggs. of Cum berland, Va,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12

der the Red Cross wear the Red Cross
insignia.
The Red Cross nurse has become a
sym holicaj figure To the world C0ur-
age is her tradition While countless
thousands Of men and women can only
follow the army and the navy with
virtue Of her know ledr Observation-Disclosures
thoughts of eaGerness and yearning
by virtue Of her knowledge and SKIN
she becomes a member OF the one
group OF women permitted to belong
TO the military, directly serving the
coiors, sharing the fortunes and some
Of the risks of war
Miss Alice Fitzgerald, r ". the
Edth Cavell memorial nurse from
NJ ASA chusettes, after nineteen m onths
Of work IN military hospitals in
France. wrote 20 her sister nurses in
the United States.
The wounds which you win he
called uron 10 handle and dress are
such as Won have never imaEjucd il
possible Tor a human being 10 he vic
tim OF and yet i've, II the man IS
seriously crippled or disfgured. il viii
he we'll to try not TO think too much
Of his Wife or his children OF his par
ents who are anyiously waiting for
news ~ him over there If the
wounded man is going to d,e shall
YOU he able 10 keep out OF your mind
~, '.tsL's utothcf or Inc Wlle 10
the bearing OF The sad news? Ana
when these thoughts are with you
cf yo,,r .lr.,,i,>r. - ~, -. ~' =
wonder how. 4 yr,fl he ,ossth1e r. az
anothnt 40. ~ ;, ~ 'aOe
'ii unate'H, however rhere Is an -
otheT soc OF the work winch makes
- poesioie 10 race each DAY Ihere is
inc man VINO Is Eetpng better ana VINO
IS hapPy IN the near prospect or get
tlhg nome theFe IS IN" man whom
YOU ora hot ehpect 10 pull through,
VINO, oy miracle ar care IS going to
recover there Is The man whose brave
deeh ~ inhcdlateiN rewarded hY Inc
I"r'nsI presentation ot war mccall
Nhu me "hoie "afa u R'ad with hlu'
an" Ia cheefeI ny fne eplsodF. there
" the man whose vic ana hthY nave
"eeh atfoWed 10 come I" see hin, ana
every man IN the Ward smiles ~hen
the oApF snles ana longs TO pet ana
quiet II Wheh IL cries
1T YOU feel that YOU can answer the
call and sec it through 10 the best Of
YOUR ability and in spite OF all the
Ia rdships, YOU will find II the most
satlsf}in work that you have ever
done; and YOU will never regret hav-
ing Undertaken it"
Rod CROSS purses slim off ouietlv Ia
their foreign service ike the soldiers.
sometimes they 70 simnIv sometimes
in rrouns NJ !, hnndrod or more OF
Ten tho ,.,tv {e nsIcan as our nurses
yeritable ba,ta1ions or.life set call for
France tbeir c1ear ewes turned toward
the war then h.nds steady for the
know what to do when the stretchers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
THOU StND$ or HOUSES
TO BIZ BUILT TOR WORkME.N

Norfolk Va. May lit is likely
that n big block or government money
VIII he used here to build houses Tor
the war workers a conference on the
subject held yesterday a. the Cham
her Of Commerce rooms developing 4
strong sentiment ~ favor Of neetinr
the government half way in it's pro
posal.
IT is said that the government viii
build As many houses here as viii
he necessary. II is believed the mum
her Will nun into the thousands
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
WOMEN STUDENTS TO
DO GARDEN WORK

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian,)
Lynchburg, Va. May 1f.-At the
close of the present session num-
Der of students of Randolph Macon
Woman's college will cultivate crops
of vegetable on "A farm they have
rented near Altavista, under the su-
pervision of members of the faculty.
Many will also take a course OF
canning at the end of the term. Sew
eral of sthese expect later to become
demonstrators in canning schools and
clubs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
George \. Rrunninc

George \. Drumming died at ;
o'clock Yesterday morning in Grace
hospital. after short Illness HIS
body is now in his home. I06 East
Fjfth street South Richmond The
funeral will be held Monday from De
vatur-Street MethodSt church and
intermcnt will he in Petersburg. No
hour has been set. Mr. Drumming
leaves four daughters, Mrs. r, r.
Hayne Miss Mildred L.. F7orrie NJ.
and EVELYN l.. Drumming. and two
sons, Robert A. and wallace r. Brun-
ming.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
Mrs. Martha w. Rahru.

Mrs. Martha Walden Rahm. wife
IF +. y Rahm. who died Friday in
her home. 3ls Harrison street. was
buried privately Yesterday afternoon
~ ; o'clock. Mrs Rahm leaves her
hush"nd and five children Mrs. n
l. Hubbard Of Norfolk. Va: Mrs
Hutt1 l.. Cadoza, Of Atlanta, Ca
Mrs. Fl r. Tennic and two sons
John " and Richard G. Walden, ef
this CITY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12

II IL "a wears since Florence Night
tngale and her hand of 50 Eng
fish nurses went to the Crimea for
the pioneer nursing work In the
military hospitals. which has made
hrr name immortal To her ma
ttents and bo two generations since
Ahe has becn known lovingly rs
The lady With the lamp" he
cause ~ her nights spent with the
wounded and dying, when suffering
peasant soldiers kissed her shadow
as she passed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
DEATH NOTICE.

WALLER-Died at the residence OF
her son. Benjamin c. Waller. no
West Cary street, May II. 1918.
A \ Ny r. w LLER. wife Of
Fnomas j, Waller. Besides her hus-
band she is survived by the follow
ing children: Benjamin c. Percy f..
Robert l., Mrs. j. X. Williams and
Mrs. K. l.. Powell
Funeral from Laurel-Stree Meth
odist church TOMORROW tAon-
dayp AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock.
Burial in lakewood
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12

such an intimate relation to the work
and health and progress of the whole
world As the trained nurse or this day
and hour
She is the soldier Of life and the
81 tnbot of the new day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
vp~ l.aur, Sfri,ir~

F-eslIn~ Va May IT Mrs. Laura
Mullins. Of near nuAle. died suddenly
on Wednesday, The cause # death rs
supposed to have been heart fsifure
The deceased was about twenty Yeats
Of a &c and married The remains We're
inferred in the Fleming burs4nG
ground
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
EPISCOPAL,

Church Of the Holy Comforter |
w. r, Cox, rector~-Holy comn,,
at 1880 a. NJ. Morning prayar
sermon on Prayer In the Hor,
II o'clock. Evening prayer ana
mon at s:15 o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
FALLS FROM CAR AND HAS
LEG CUT OFF UNDER WHEEL. ~

Norfolk. Va. May 11.-Wallace
King, First street, Paramount park
a young white man, fell OFF OF Nir-
ginia Railway and Power car No
2207 at the corner of Church and
Twenty sixth streets, this morning
about. $50 o'clock and was run over
by the trailer. His left leg was ann
putated by the wheels OF the trailer
just below the knee
The car crew was arrested by Of
hcer John Russell and charged with
assault and manning. s. l.. Kent was
notorman. and n. II, Beasley Troy
= Hedden and Samuel Vessels
were conductors
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
, New Thought.
Services at p. NJ, Corlev

Grace street entrance Rev. Bra
Tomson. minister. Subject: 4
Place Jesus Takes in thu
Thought" Public invited. HE'D
meeting Monday, 4, ~P~ NJ. rcrid
of Mrs J. B. Chaddick 7os u
Grace. Those Interested in spirl
healing. welcome.
Colonial Place Christian church.
stop Westhampton car line-prej
ing at II o'clock nv Rev. LIND
Harris, subject: Mother"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
IN The .CnURCHES|
PRESBYTERIAN.

Grace Covenant-Services al
M. and Sis p. NJ, conducted nv
e. c. Caldwell. d. ID. Sabbath g,
at $3.50 A. NJ. Bible classes
at 10 A. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12

At his residence. e5t4
keusington avenue SATURDAY Nav
II. At : 4 NJ, FRANK T.. DIGGS.
Funeral from the Church of the
HOLY Trinity THIS tSundayl AFT
ERNooN at O'Clock. interment
private
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12

A group Of European electricians
decided, after experimenting. that
better results were obtained by piac-
ing the carbons in arc lamps horizon
tally and one slightly above the other
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
ACKNOWLEDGMENT D.,

Fairmo un'--Mother's Dcv ohss]
at II A. NJ. The revival SER
will begin at Sis PM. Rev. \
Carson will preach q special SER
on The Effective Soul Wilma
Rev. F G. Davis will breach al
each evening next week. The nd
is cordially invited TO hear these
men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
METHODIST

Laurel-Street--The pastor r.,
6. Boggs. will preach at IL
and s r. NJ. A Mothers nay
vice will be held at II O'Clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
Mr. Z = SNOW

The burial OF Mrs Elizabeth
Stokes Snow, who died in Swarthmore,
Pa. Friday. will be held in FarmvilIs,
Va. this afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
MUSIC OF THE WEEK.


Spring concert OF Male Choral
sacicty under direction Of r Flax
fnEton HarkeT, Mrs Frances West
Reinhardt, soprano soloist. and
quincy Cole. accompanist, Iefer-
son auditorium SIS 7. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12

Patriotic sing at Z. ". G A.
s North Fifth street. s Glover
Winter. pianist. Sis 2. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12

,'H"' u.s. '"''"" ~ Va '"Ar'"sF
temperature ,...s..,... ....-,.. o.
Humd ity .,-.-.... ........... So
Wind-Direction .,.....-....,.,.. Ea s.
Wind--NeiocitN Observation-Disclosures. 1.
weather Partly Clouds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12

There is only one chance in 1T.nnn .
opo'"pu TOR a mistake in fngerpripts.
according to a French scientist
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12

Ea ipfail last twelve hours
Rainfall last twentY-four hours
Excess in rainfall since March l. :
Excess in rainfall since January
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12

The Red Gross Nurse Has Pcr>on1e SyTnbolcal
Figure to the World.
tAhove)-Thc Florence Nightingale medal. which
will he awarded to nurses by the international
. committee OF the Rcd Cross after the war. for
Distinguished services with the sick and wound
cd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12

On Aoard fine ship Red Cross. which
JAILED at the beginning Of tho war.
carrying $50 American Red Cross
nuree~ "a the stricken countries NJ
Europe. There are now in foreign
service over 400 American Rcd
Cross nurses with the United States
army and navy nurses corps or dt~
recsiy under the Red Cross.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12
MILDLY SUITS

" hite caIatea. plcatcd
skirts, black sailo, tic;
somo with [. :. flag en-
bIem in coIors; size 6 10
~ Was 81. 80. now S1,19
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-12

Good quality Wolfe, diff
fcrent coIors, white col
lars, fancy shocking. vcs-
tee effect. Worth S1.50,
Monday, S1.19.