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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

me marriage of Miss Helen RowianA
oa'Shter of Ny. and Mrs. William C. Rov1,
iahd of 1i5 Mapiewood avenue. German,
Town, TO Mr.. Charles Kirk Hallowell toof
pace today at o'clock at the FrieudSf
Me.tihR House, School lane. Germa ntown /,
MISS Rowland had as her maid of hoyo,
MISS Mary Hood. of Avondae. and her
bridesmaids were Miss Myrtle Turner. Ntis
MAR craig. Miss Elizabeth Dyer. of wat
rihGton: Mss Jane Herman, of Wasks
,ngton' and Mss Margaret Hallowell. TkS
nest ma1 was Sergeant William Miller. at,8
~ usners Werc Mr. William c. Rowland, Jr..
Lieutenant William Kroli. Mr. wIiit5,,s
oehrie' MT Ben Welty and Mr. George ElIts
Inc pride wore gown OF white crpr}S
meteor and duchesse lace and a tull. MI
and carried white roses orchids and me-
OF the valley. The maid of honor was In q tSn
ana turquoise Eeorgette crepe frock with =
black velvet picture hat faced with blue Th&
bridesmaids wore pink crepe de chine with
hlack velvet picture hats faced with pfnt
They all carried snapdragons asters ana
carnations The ceremony was followed by =
small reception.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-02
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
By DADDY
By DADDY

complete ac,c adventure eoch ,UeeI, bcoir-
n'ro Monday and ending Saturday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

An interesting autumn wedding will take
place this evening in st. Michael's Lutheran
'hurch, Mount Airy, when Miss Clara II
EiSenhardt, daughter of Mrs. George G,
Esenhardt, OF $3.50 Germantown avenue win
he married to DR. Edward L. Bauer, Of 17it
West Girard avenue. The church will b0.
decorated with autumn leaves and chrysan>
themums. The Rev. Stephen Paulson, the
pastor. VIII perform the ceremony The
bride will be given in marriage by her cousiif,
the Rev +. T.. Fischer. of New York She
Will wear a gown of white sat IN and georv
gette crepe trimmed with pearl embroideryt
The satin train will be edged with the aarjts
trimming and her tulle veil will be cauaxt
with orange blossoms. A shower of orchids
and roses will be carried. Miss Margaret n.
Tull, or Germantown, who will be maid oS
honor VIII wear pale pink frock of crepe
meteor yelled with pink georgette crepe q
black velvet hat trimmed with pink ostrich
plumes and will carry bouquet of bropse
chrysanthemums and oak leaves The brides
maids. Miss Jean NJ. Barstow and Mis-
Eleanor Fry. will be gowned alike in tur,
quoise blue georgette crepe. Their hats Of
black velvet will have black ostrich tips for
trimming, and they will carry pale pink
chrysanthemumS.
The best man will be Dr. Clarence Schaef-
fer. and the ushers will be Mr.. Edward III
Buckley. Mr.. Allen Calhoun. Mr. Phillin
Harbach and Mr.. Frank Meyers The brides
groom and bride will leave on an extended
trip and will be at home after December ~
at 6ll2 Germantown avenue. 4s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-02

IN nert ncck's story. Bl'te Jag farms
defecfiVc aud inroIpes Peggy in a thrilling
ddUenture)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30
EMPLOYMENT COMMISSION
WILL MEET NEXT FRIDAY
Virginia i.e"iSlntiNc Iody to Discuss,
P'nns for RchabiIitutinG Vet
Grams OF World War.

inc legislative commission to study
ne problems of finding suitable en-
pl"yineni for the soldiers returning
rom Europe Will hold its first meet.
inS IN thiS city next Friday Governor
eSlmorcland Davis having called the
conference for that date
ne members of the commission are
19i"nci Charles l.. lIashrook. editor of
ne Times Dispatch: Walter Il. Add,-
son cditor OF the Lynchburg News:
N!arcnce Burns, Of Lcbanon: Eugene
Wlthers, OF Danville: Ben II Gunter. of
,n,tHcolnac County; Senators Conrad
tlS"n. early. RcNall and Mitchell and
'eieEAicS liudGins. Cherry. Boschen
>Sn"aktr Harry Houston. of the House
OF delegates, will have to name a
successor 70 Preston II. Bailey. who
died recently.
rive members OF the commission n,
ihFSc W"r" named by Governor Davis
~. members of tho Senate by Lieut. en-
am ,ioNcruor Buchanan and the others
ny Sr"aher Houston. These men wsrc
"Pp"intcd to consider especially the
care and rehabilitation OF returned
virginia soldiers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30
Go0emor Welcomes
Men at Westhan1pton
Davis Extends Informal,
but Official, Greetings to
Wounded Soldiers.

An informal, but official. welcome
was extended the wounded soldiers at
Wcsthampton Hospital yesterday af-
ternoon by Governor Wes,moreland
Davis and Adjutant-Gencrul 10 Lane
Stern.
The Governor spoke briefly to about
zoe veterans. who assembled in the
Red Cross Hut. lie told them that
he was glad to receive them in the
city and the state: that Richmond and
Virginia were proud OF the service
they had rendered in building that So
cial structure capped on Novembe: II.
when the armisticc was signed and
the enemy to humanity and civiliIa-
ton acknow lodged defeat.
He expressed the hope that the vet
Grams would find their sojourn here
pleasant. for the people Of the vicin-
ity We're happy over their presence.
Governor Davis asked them to visi,
the Capitol when they were downtown.
and to feel at home there.
There are about 600 or SEQ men NJ
Wcsthampton. These men are chang
ing daily. they arc Siftcd. so TO
speak. and rcdistrbutcd among the va
rious hospitals in the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30
INCREASED CAR FARE
IS AGAIN UP TONIGHT
street Committee Meets at y or.lnrl,
{" licnr From, All Persons
Interested,

Virginia Railway and Power Company
may nave a e. nance to get together
On me proposed plan TO Increase troll
.oinmiltSe ON Streets. which the ordi-
Hlcc smbodyinG the plan has been re-
Itfrcu Tor the second time will to-
hiShi maintain open house. The views
an" opinions OF all are wanted The
meeting Will open in the Council cham
Vi,cd '""y Is IN
=. The plan. amended several times in
itH present form is oStenSably aimed
al swing HE public free use OF The
I,I;iiWaN company'S three viaducts
shall street Viaduct the Fifth S;rcet
ara Inc First Street EridgcS Travel
pay toll. "
IN exchange for this concession the
4poilsh iaR"r tickets. now sold at ,wo
~ n!ck!e and good for transportn-
non tween Il and o'clock in th.
'toFhlti2' substitute for them the pres-
'Ht SM-tor-a-uua tickets TO lie
good between g and S o'clock i'm the
> cents ~ all other hours Of III" day
rms plan was once indorstd by tn,
cHHlii!tt'c. When Ii came TO the 400,
OF me common Council. however CoIln-
u!i.l"h Morgan Mills was dissatisfied
WIN the wording OF the clause intended
10 mean that Che bridges would h.,
opened to free traffic. This clause ia
mat the bridges would be opened sIh-
!Sc' 10 surh rules and regulations" as
~, ny, ANYWAY company might make Mr.
NILS suggested that the matter he sem
back To the committee in order th;,t
this. I" 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30
COLORED BISHOP COMING
Ninc Prominent s. VI. r.. Isap,ist
thurchmcn Here on
JHnIary IL.

lilshor George j.. Blackwell coll
"rcd, Of Philadelphia, preached at both
me morning and evening services at
Hood Memorial y. NJ. T.. Zion Church
vest erGay TO large audiences.
Bishop Blackwell is presiding bishop
~ the Virginia Conference OF the a
VI. T. Zion church. lie stated that
IN" entire board Of nine bishops would
come from the annual bishops coun-
cil ~ Washington, y. g., to be present
Tous" PHH,rs ntceI h !" ,,o onT New
moral church, Adams and Leigh
Hl"tts. Oh sunday January IL.
MI OF tic general officers of the
denomination will also attend in ad-
ul'l"n ." prominent colorcd minister's
lrnn diferGnt parts OF tho country.
ihc services Will extend from Janu-
any = 80 10, closing with 81 reception
TO ia. shops and officers ON the night
OF january 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30
INTERESTING ACCOUNT OF
DECORATION CEREMONY
Am huInncc Unit Commanded by lieu
tenant HncOck Receives CrOiN


News has just reached this city that
the ambulance unit commanded by
decorated with the CroiX de Gucrrc.
with palm. for efficient service rem
dercd in July.
Lieutenant Bocock enlisted two years
the time Of his enlistment he was pric-
icinS law here. lie is u graduate in
a son OF Or. W. II. Bocock. professor
Of Greek in the University OF Georgia.
s I'm, Mrs: T. r Mct'nden and Mrs.
the social life of the city. ana was
we'll and popularity known.
The account of the ceremony Of dec
GRAFTON. written by Lieutenant Bocock,
follows:
For efficient service rendered July
tenant John II Bocock, has received
Il citation in the orders of the armies
Of France under the command of Gen
%rs '. .rh 81. IN the north and north.
the command q lin chief OF IN" AuIcri-
can eNneditionary forces. Some ac-
Radiator for November IL the oi.ic!a!
newspapers of the United States Army
ambulance service with the French
army.
Tho Medicin pivisionnairc OF the
division with which IN" section has
been working decorated the section
S''nuard VIII the croiX dc I;ucrrc
with palm. on the evening Of Novcm-
her ., and took advantage Of The on
rortunitN to compliment The unit ON
the nigh standard Of the work done
during the entire time OF it's conncc-
non with the division. He then read
'hr following citation:
= '3a During the operation of
me Fifth Division OF infantry in the
region OF Oulchy la Vile. from .IuIv
Is TO IS this section rendered n,osr
invaluable Service in assuring The
evacuation Of the wounded with the
maximum speed and without regard for
i'hSer. the ears being often advanced
10 points greatly exposed to fire. TIL
cmtlre personnel made supcrhuman
@ @r ,m Willingly c"nscnting because
81 inc greatness Of the task confront
inG :hcln. Their work was nccnn,
pushed 10 the complete satisfnct,on
vi ~ those who saw the work.'
Alter the ceremony of the decoro
non d(snppcr was given in honor nj
me occasion. with American as well
as ffchch officers as the guests ,rhc
menu named each course after :; bottia
IN Whlch The section operated FOL
OWING me supper the musicians m
th% section entertained the guests with
american rag time and other sa,ec'
ions. The American and E'rcncb ma
.iohal AM mems were sung in honor ~
ne occasion" "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30
BELIEVES VIRGINIA QUAIL
CAN BE, RAISED ON FARMS
south fnroitnn Game breeder submit.
run 10 Stntc Depart

writing to NJ y. Hart. OF Tho No
parim of Game and InIand .,sb
cries young Nirginian. W. r. coz
man, VINO is now in South Caroiin,
on large game preserve o,vnaJ i 80.
Ne" York millionaircs. Is of ,ha f. ~
oh,m'oii mat native quail c.n undoubt
cory be successfully raised in 49,,
farms NuIPpcu game
wh rh'I s., staismeni, coming from one
80 ~ mas made game breeding , nrn-
Wilton ,,o,, carries weight with it, ana
ouDticSs mean much TO huns
n'm IA FS ma who have been unable
NJ 'nool quar- this season because Of
NJ M great scarcity Of the birds ana
~. ~ are Interested in lcarniny hnw,
icy my be bred. Moreover SolnUni
=. Nash Hilisoly. Commissionnr 81
h,;;, mas expressed himself .s
me"rtlIS IN favor OF game snnctno
~ every maGisterial district in n''' , IL .
After fences are erected , mn 49,. :,
fnr raised annuaiiy on a sim.;
Mr ~ moderate cost, accordiur r.
III, ,cc"lefilan. \ farm OF 100 scra.,
-. urhlSh sufficient space he GO:
hnout 1000 quail can he ro;snd s ,'i.S
feaT from fifty breeders. WHY, eaT t,,
s saa between 1900 and 1000 egrs o mdi,
Mr. Coleman breeds ou,i, Co..
.n tuning Club and Game DE-
e AZ switzerland, s. C. IL -
cared IN this State. i'm Amoj;a WIS
W ana early became intcrn, y ou H.
S"Hie propagation. III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30
LONDON BANKER FIGURES
WHAT GERMANY MUST PAY
Housing and Health Division ar yy,r
department Receives Many
Gases Daily.

w WASHINGTON. December 1awo-.
n4N come and wars may go. but wrnr .
\ me hrtWeen tenants and landlord :
IN the District of Columbia viii NJ
iaHently. go ON forever. Not even :,
temporary a-misticc can these hcIiir.
rents hc induced to sign and my
= lInS OF permanent peace terms being
%I.Wh up IS long way off in me
{;'cording 10 officials of the housing.
.'hu hea!l n division OF the War DeDart-
W'h'' which functions for All the de-
phrtmcnts ana has h.cn spccialIv dce-
ieHated 10y secretary wilson or; rs ' tEc
iht"ium through which all dispuied
'"hdl"rd ana tenant cases, cvictious
"nu n'IpGSsessi@ns among employees
-! .hI labor department shall hc ad-
zen cases OF dispute being brought ia
inc attention Of the division. ana On
many Gays as many as scvcnty-Gyc
'' .r. come up for adjudication.
h'Sr cases appear TO range an Tho
"!E from complaints from tenants ma,
tfhitraTy rules in the particulur MAC,
~ an"u" even prohibit talking above
~ WHISPER I" declarations on the part
u'Ssl united landladicS 10 the effect
-l''' bEhCltd!lN the very foundation
tones oi their dwellings are hni,r
ohilE rooted up and cartcd on on trr
shoulders of intrusive occupauis .r
,hoir rooms
Hon" is entertained however. ,b,i
the partial disqualification Of tho army.
90 var workers. recruited into Thu, "a,
."Us apartments at the beginning az
NE war Viii AFFORD material roller
nom the present quarrel cugcnd.rinl,
'Mntt!oHS OF the housing question
ENaci figures as TO the cffcc, OF sucb
u''h"hi!iH "iion on the housing situ,-
non IN Washington, rs wcll as Of III.
results OF tn" expected return to ,h.i,
homes for me Christmas holidays OF q
large number OF war workers. h:,Ic ,,
N'' h".n complied l:ut aunounc.unnt
made that by December accurate
estimates can Toe mad,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30

fuhrrai services for Mrs Charles
Lose, who died yesterday al hcr resi-.
dence. 1905 West clay street. viii he
connduci"d from the residence al =
Voth thiS afternoon. Iutcrmcut Niil
lac Inade in Eivcrvicw cemetery, SIC
- survived by hey .mothor Mrs Martha
no" ley Tour children. Ethel Ruby,
EtheecH and Eugene, and fou" sisters
AIRS Mary y. Hrittain. Mrs. Nlatiir
iarhcti Mrs. i.ua Nash and Mrs LINN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30

fClASkl. VA, December .s-Joel =
Johnson died Saturday at Draper from
t r 1851, Which developed two
weeks ago from a scratch on the hack
vi ms hand. lie was a native Of, Wythe
No"h'H; ana was siNty-four years of
80 ais, ms widow and seven children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


Gon'' rutherford. widow OF NIcXoudc,,
ilawksley rutherford, who died Sat
I nni at the home OF her son-im-l law.
,tonn Will b. conducted from =,
, aul Episcopal Church Tomorrow aft
,,srnoon al > O'Clock In,ermeuit viii
Lne made Ia HOLLYWOOD Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30
Richmond EUents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUs T0ld
Briefly .for Benefit of
Busy Readers.

by tho Richmond District Of tho Zionist
Of Tai%Stme. rams Tor "a n.tinr h., ~,
/ ~ thr near future We're formulated by tn
towards ,he 5 1000 fund wanted for Tho res
Ms h Of 4, iF H. ST Land Ths n M
tGsrs wor" elected Elected as follows: u Ley
ana Miss llcien jaa@'.. sscrc,ary '''0'' w.
Col co,iisi"n nsiwss" an oakwYooa and isrosa
Z r. Henley. oi 4c9 North Fourth Street oc.
cured at Eighth ANA broad streets at Csc
injured.
u9iden'ifGd persons fired bullc, through
ri Gd iT2n' W5EaGW os 81 III: home Of Mss
night. according to report made ut the
riiiy Z N Waikcr @Iy2nee rSnrssent@,iy,s Of
man and c@Hvyr . o, S"mnSs VII
To- minister's business men and business wo
church in the interests of the comm: cam
raign in this city.
Tho last Of the second consignment Of 1876
bbgS1Ssas r Si at ihs h%srsal at West
WsE Fhy" 0 Mi 6e sent sem T 70 ha@p fai
ANA when fully cured viii be disGh iiaI.,
"nt mc, W their be- homcs TSTi iMsn o, T.
ior the base hospital at Camp Ice ON sat
,u2 Misses ,fI Belle and Ieno Clay have re-
their sister Mrs. Willard Rousseau at De
Holiday aaridness was, especially impressed
1 un"m the ihrons OF thirsty travellers who
day With blue laws effective at The SODA
Who |sre cHiiS@ tn t" nG cor S5r
SS station ' hah ad rarE to- ndr h
= sh"rtnse of sanitary. drinking CUPS Tia
niS cooler. iced. full Of good water, was or
who hraNcd tho danger "f the now Illegal
public drinking glass
Tisnt 81 ihe Grnys,, ArmcTy by the nero
w",nsn are acting as patroncsses ana help
ing 'h ~, soldiers To- MAKE The affair sue
ar"n's athletic fund. which was dculSt"d
LhnniisEivnE Day when the rain broke IN
isss gam, ,,,., Any surplus viii GO TO tn to.
missioner !irschbcrr for wounded soldiers.
,rS 9"Gn h 70 viii ys Observed Gy the cen
DAY. Everybody will be welcome. and ther"
ram I h"ShS,ha r amc AM Mn 'Phi be ma Urn
thg inren""n Rianharh. tn" comedian viii
noon 'rho annual eymnaSium Exhibition
MI be staged at o'clock in the evening
There VIII be eleven events.
5,,t. grows ,laiy in the proposi,ion to
MnY is on Of 'he leaders in tho moy,,
prominent colorod .citi@en.. ana ali hay"
rs I;"v Henry Anderson and ISssp il r !s%r-
irN;"r ar" aim"nT th"st anxious 20 see tho
ordinarily The christmas holidays eNtemi t.
January :. hut this year on account OF III.
,mG lost n a nnT 'ne srdemiG Of innurnz
period was shortened.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30
preliminary NEE |NCs
START CAMPAIGN TO-DAY
Einnl Arrangements Made AT Iii.
Rally in Anticipation of billy
Sundays Coming.
HOLD NElGlBoRHOoD PRAYERS
City Divided Into Districts and Sec
3 lions in Order To Insure Systematic
Effort ON Part at Workers. Whu
Have Been Appointed.

Neighborhood prayer meetings 20 he
held here for eight weeks in connec-
,ion with The Bi!ly sunday campaign
Will begin to-day in every part OF the
city, and Will continue during the en-
tire period Of the campaign Final ar
made yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
AT q rally at the First Baptist Church.
sentative of Billy sunday. addressed
the large audience ana outlined in de-
The city has been divided into eight dis
Lricts-Ceu;ral, West End, East End.
Fulton, South Side, Highland Park.
Barton Heights and Gintcr Park. The
districts viii bc further divided into
sections and the sections into neigh
borhoods Three workers one man
IN each of the many ncighborhoods.
NEtGHBORII0oD PRAYER
MEETINGS START Tn-NIGiT
These neighborhood workers will
make all arrangements for holding tile
ne'ghhorhood prayer services Begin
ming to-day ana continuing for two
weeks. the meetings viii toe held on
Monday ana Friday nights at 7:3O
o'clock; after the campaign starts on
January -; the mGetings will take
10 o'clock. Distric, rallies OF prayer
meeting workers Will be held OH We'd
mesday mornings and Will be led by
their arrival.
Neighborhood prayer meetings will
Only ne thlrtN minutes in length. and
Will he held in different homes. which
may be known by cards in the win
dows No eNpositions of scripture or
talks Will he given in the meetings.
The topic as outlined for the week
VIII be read. and there viii then be
silent prayers and sentence prayers
reports of the meetings will be sent
10 headquarters. and viii hc exhibited
thcrc the next day in order that In,
status oil the various cighborhoodS
may be determined at II glance.
FAMOUS
TELLS on CONVERSIONS
Al saunders, who hit the trail four
Years ago in scranton. Ia. also spoke
a, me rally. lie is a wcl!-kuown bust
conversion by Billy Sunday had been
known through the newspapers as a
man VINO mad not seen sober dav for
twenty years. He stated that the sun
day campaign stirred Scranton as il
mad never been stirred before and
that 5000 OF the 5000 people WHO Mi
the trail" then are true to their pledges
TO this day.
PEOPLE hearing Billy sunday do on,
OF Two things" Mr.. Saunders continued.
IheE either hit the trail or they
lei,Ne the house raging mad with them
selves and everything else aud sooner
or later come back 10 hear him again
WAS one of the most confirmed of the,
skeptics. but the day | kncclrd ana
shook hands with sunday was the
greatest in my life"
house has not Vet been secured
mere Tor l:illy sunday and his marty
Including Homer RodchcaNcr Tho song
leader At the last meeting OF the CON.
erai conm'iic" the matter was plIt In
ne hands Of subcommittee consist
nSon'mes and ). * Mckee. No selection
mas Yet been made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30

Pilii"n reported to the rnlic.
b''T'"E MAJ Ia hai boon robbod or
% enit "i 90 hes. an oycrcoa, ,nd ; :
,,,m G"'tmsmc} The robbery took nl.,..
VIM. fllhon was asleep iu /, room -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30
sIrs. I.u.h,nn :, >u,.,

Mrs Laugh'OH ". Nuor0Is- f0--.-Iy
Miss Louise word dlcd at th. liEl,,.iS.
HoSpi'ai at 3.ij O'Clock yes..r,l,S
morning from pneumonia WIfr. t.g
developed from Influenza Mr. &,il,I.
vas the daufhtcr Of Frank l. ana Ad.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30
street Car Nrc,,..

M automobile driven bv\v !,
M"orc. Got Wrsi CIR, ~ W.
1 ,,, ahamageG When Il, coIlidcd v,''E
~ Ns 49, Laurel stree, Ear short.
Nr W.. o'clock sunday aftcrmoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30
Mrs. VI. L. 1Inrsh,l,

Ia NCliBlKG, VA, December pa
Mrs. VI. l.. Marshall died Thursday
night at the home of her daughter
Mrs Samuel Davidson, in lower Camp-
bell county. several miles from Brook
neal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30
Mrs. Kate T.. wiu.,o,

MIS- Kate = Winslon, NN'. -lIYr
years old dicd SATURDAY. nigh, a' nor
home, 7OH East clay street St.
survived BY brDihcr and sister, v.bn
live In King William County. aud =
pcpnc". oscar Crockett. ~ thiS ci,y.
~ Christians undertaking cs,abiieb.
6lnent ~ ":3n orlock 10 morrow afi,r-
noon. Burial Will hc in oakwood Gene.
fiery 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30
John W. Elder

i41 NCHBUKG, w. December 99.-
:iohn w. Elder, cighty-threc died
i thursday or influenza at the home of
his son: Edward Elder, near Madison
VILE. Charlotte County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30
Mrs. IInttie e.. Gooa

WINCHESTER, VA. December %
MS Sdr'S,: Hattie Cleveland Good. thirty
and daughter OF y. NJ SmaItz. died of
influenza al Mayiicld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30
Hrs. nosn Tyrcc Chnppc,I.

ii NtTIBUKG, w. Deccmbcr %
Mrs. Rosa Tyrec Chappeu. twenty-
sin, wife Of r. w. Chappel, died Fri
daN ~ her home on Knight Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30
e.. II. Wright.

NCIiiURG, W. Dcccmbcr % =
e II. Wright twenty-five years of
age, died saturday At his home in
Fairvicw Heights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30

death was due to pneumonia. He was
yard conductor on the Norfolk and
Western Railway yards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-30

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