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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
CHURCH TO HARNONTZE
WITH MEMORIAL INSTITUTE

Grace church building. to be erect
ed at Stuart avenue and the Bouie-
ward. Is TO harmontza in architecture
vii the Confederate Memorial Insti-
,ute across the way. according to the
plans accepted at the quarterly Aetho-
dist conference held Monday night
Rev. J r Carey 10 the pastor. Car
neal and johnson prepared the plans
and the contract has been awarded TO
&c. f. Archer, builder. The new
church. including the price Of the lot
will cost about SI26.ooo. The lot IL
10 by $50 feet
The structure Is to be Of gray tapes
TRY brick with limestone columns
similar to these on the memorial In
stitutA The Sunday school room viii
be arranged for departmental work
and copies of thu plans are being
made to be printed in the leading
church papers 30 that other Sunday
schools may benefit by the new ideas
embodied In the basement OF the
church there will be rooms for the
Boy Scouts, for the church clubs and
societies. Kitchens and entertainment
rooms with space enough for other
features
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
RECKLESS DRIVERS
FINED BY CRUTCHF|ElD

In the police court yesterday the
case OF A. Kramer. charged with aid
ing c. r. Ciucci ana others in trans
porting whiskey uniawfuily was con-
tfnusd until March 20.
Lena walker, who with vivian Mills
and Mrs. Annie Smith, were arrested
for being persons of not good fame,
was ordered held In Jail pending dis
position ofA1er case The MINIS woma n
was dismissed.
Samuel Weinberg. charged with vfo~
lating the speed laws. was fined $25
and costs by Justice Crutchfield. He
pleaded ignorance to the law. but was
shown no clemency.
The charge Of violating traffic
ordinance against O. J. Sands. presi-
dent or the American National, was
disn,isse He explained that he
could get by no other way except
driving on the wrong side Of the
street, AZ the traffic was blocked.
j. n. Smith was fined $50 for driv-
ing his auto recklesxly under the in
fluence OF liquor. w. X. Jones was
required TO pay $40 on the charge OF
reckless driving.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
DUTY OF CHAMBER To
CHANGE ITS ATTITUDE

oliver J Sands. president OF the
American National bank, declared
yesterday that the great value of the
Richn ond-Ashland electric line 10 the
city OF Richmond made II the duty Of
the chamber Of commerce 70 change
its attitude towards the project and to
assist In every way possible the effort
that is being made to re-establish tho
service.
This matter has been laid before
the cham her, but TO action has been
taken" Mr.. Sands said. The organ
ization has taken the position that It
does not assis' in money raising CAM
paigns for the sale Of securities.
AT the same time II Ia easily
%vayed by sentiment and goes out 20
raise money 70 be given away. The
chamber he's worked In many cam e
pa'gns recently, and II iS to he COM
mended for II. but II seems to me thai
IL should help In the reorganization IT
the Ashland line, which will mean SO
much to the city. II the road Ia per-
mitted to go by default at this time
thers will never be another chance
TO operate II. Just as the chamber f.
working for the benefit OF the city, II
should help In this movement, which
Is one of the biggest In real value that
has been undertaken for long time. y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
REPORTED GOVERNOR
fAVORS SESSION

II is believed that Governor Davis
shortly will send out "A call to mem
bers OF the genera! assembly TO con-
vene hera 10 make provision for ac-
cepting the proffer of federal appro-
priation for the roads OF the state.
The matter was put up to him about
ten days ago, when the executive COM
mittee OF the Virginia Good Roads
association assembled In Murpky's
hotel and discussed the subject at
considerable length, Several state
organizations are said to be behind the
movement.
The governor recently wrote the fol-
lowing letter. which would seem to in
dictate that he leans strongly to the
extra session idea, to Post G. Travel
ers' Protective association. at Lynch
burg: II am In receipt of a copy OF
your resolutions and fave this matter
good roadsl under careful consider
alton. / am In conference with the
various heads of departments. and
you n1ay- be persuaded that the states
interest will be so guarded that moth
ing will be lost 10 the state OF the fed
erai appropriation recently made"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
ASSESS N. {. CHURCHES !
AT Meeting TO-DAY

Assessments Of the local Methodist
churches will be apportioned this
morning at 10 o'clock at the meeting
lof the directors of tho centenary
movement of the Methodist church.
This campaign to raise $l1o,0oo,0o0
in the United States for missionary
work Is In celebration of the one
hundred years which have elapsed
since 1.-The first Methodist missionary
wgA sent sout yirgtn}a.s. .aIlotEses ss
ia - oo6 ,v5u. fne drive mas been
postponed to May 1895 because OF
the Victory loan.
/ From March 81 to April regional
meetings will be held in this city to
arouse interest in the movement.
,Theee meetings will be as follows:
March 31--DennyStree church. Full
ton church uniting. the speaker be-
ing the Rev. F. L. Flournoy. April
Union Station, congregations unit
Ing being Branch Memorial, st. PauPs
Paramount. st. James and Trinity,
speaker. the Rev. Fred r. Chenault,
of Broad-Street church. April B.
Monument, uniting with Park Place
laurel STREET, Grace. Epworth:
speaker, the Rev. q. NJ. Maxey. OF
Central church.
There will be two regional meetings
April 4---one at Centenary church will
unite with Broad-Stret Ginter Park,
Barton Heights, Highland Park;
speaker, the Rev. DR.. J. Wesley Jones,
of Monument church. The other
meetings will be on the Southside In
Central church, uniting with Decatur.
Street, Asbury. West End, Woodland
Heights; speaker, the Rev. George II.
Lambeth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
JEWISH BOARD OFFERS
DAYS CELEBRATION

Ono days Sree entertainment for all
of the Richmond men returning from
service overseas in the week of ceie-
bration that js being planned in this
city, has been offered by the Jewish
Welfare board of which Herbert L.
Ezekiel Is Richmond branch chair
man. The offer was rec eived yesfer-
day by the Local Boards association
of Richmond which ia in charge OF
arrsngen1 ents for Homecoming week
tho date some time in July to be set
as soon as definite word Of the return
OF the Richmond men is received.
The present plans OF the BOARD are
to give the boys an entire week or
fun and the suggestion has been Ussde
that each welfare organization in the
city furnish one days entertainments.
The letter from the Jewish Welfare
board is the first offer 10 come, III
less than "a week. is TO be DEVOTED TO
the entertained. Mr.. Ezekiel says
That the Jewish board will furnish
ANY part that may be apportioned IT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
ANNIVERSARY OF
THE FELLOWSHIP LEAGUE

Tho fifteenth anniversary of the
Fellowship league of the Young Mems
Christian association will he held to-
morrow, Thursday. evening At 9: 80
to o'clock at the association build
ing. Grace and Seventh streets. One
Of the most attractive programs OF the
fifteen years has been arranged as
follows:
Part one. $50 to T.3o: r c. Haw~
kins, Jr.. president, presiding-Irfor-
NAL reception. boys' lobby; invocation.
annual dinner: vocal solo. Horace r..
Powell: acccmpanist James l. Wom-
BILE.
Part two, T.so to Q: seIden Wake.
chairman, prestding---''The Sunday
Campaign" Rev. Russell Cecil. y. H.. j.
Over There John Stewart Bryan:
"Over Here" q. K. Mckee. leader.
benediction, Rev. r. A. Smoot. y. ID.
The members OF the league will
have a few invited guests for the
evening. including leading ministers
and iaymen and ex-memhers OF the
league
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
HENR|C0 GETS
PRISONERS BACK

The six men charged with holding
up a prohibition officer and taking
from him the automobile he was driv-
ing containing $50 quarts OF liquor
were brought back from Hanover
County Jail yesterday afternoon and
lodged with Sheriff Webb Sydnor In
the Henrico County jail. The
prisoners were turned over to the
Hanover authorities on Monday. They
were not wanted there. however. as
1T was discovered that the alleged
hold-up occurred near Harrington,
which Is Just inside the Henrtco
County line.
The alleged htghwaymen and boot
leggers--J C.. Rayster. G. r. Cfucci
William Parker, Il. l. Nash. Willie
Bucher and John Landers are schedu!-
ed for trial on April 7 in the Henrtco
County court. unless they demand a
preliminary hearing, which is con-
sidered unlikely
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
F|NAAC|ERS LOYAL
TO CHURCH HILL BANK

In addition to the backing that the
Richmond Clearing House association
gave the Church Hill bank during the
run on the last-named institution
last week, and the action of several
banks in keeping their vaults open In
order that currency might be rushed
to the institution in the event that it
was needed. there was a movement In
the down town district, ii developed
yesterday, TO discourage depositors
who showed an inclination to place
their accounts with other banks after
the run"
Bankers, 1t Is said told prospective
customers that the Church Hill bank
was solvent and In excellent condition
and suggested that they return their
money 10 that institution.
In commenting on the matter a
prominent banker said yesterday:
There probably never has been a
greater demonstration OF loyalty in
Richmond financial circles"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
VIRGINIA SUPREME
COURT Of APPEALS

Proceedings In the supreme court of
appeals of Virginia yesterday follow:
Eichelbaurn VS., Klaff h Co., argued
and submitted.
Crowder by, etc. We Crowder ct ais.
partly argued and continued until to-
day.
Next CAGES to bs called:
H II. Francis e. Co. Inc, vs Hotel
Ruexer, Inc, ct al.
Warren Ehret company us. Hotel
Rueger. Inc. et al
PNtsburg Plate Glass Co. VS.. Hotel
Rueger. Inc. ct. al
Standard Engineering Co. Va. Hotel
Rueger, Inc. et al.
Vessel. Duvai 4 Co. VS.. Win bourne
& Co. Inc.
Phoenix Insurance Co. Of Hartford.
Conn, VS., Shulman Co, Inc.
Wright vs.. Wright
Johnson by. etc. vs. ATLANTIC Coast
Line +. II. Co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
BUSINESS COURSE At
RICHMOND COLLEGE

A business course will be estab-
lished Mt Richmond college leading to
. degree ut IT'S conclusion X the mil
on-dollar campaign for thu college,
now on, Ii successful. This stateme mt
Is made by the president. DIR. r. w,
BoatwriGht The new course Will be
the western colleges and 1t washing
ton and Lee university. It will be 4
full course requiring as much study
as the arts ana science conrses. end
will lead to \ degree.
Students will be required to have
hfteen units or their equivalent In
preparatory studies to enter the course
unless they are over twenty-one years
OF age. An endowment Of 500. 900
viii start the courss. states the rresi-
dent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19

n they value their canine pets MI
persons owning dogs are urged to
take ont license for them at once.
The tax was due on February /. but
many Thousands Of persons haye net
complied with this order. The taxes
lector Hulce. room lot, City Hall, or
Tenth and Hull stYeet4. south Rich
mond. Under the new law ap add
ttonAl tax OF 81 liz levied on each dog.
In addition 10 the regular license OF
a. Tor = mails md N Tor = fenaalA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
SENTENCED TO JAIL FOR
HIS NUMEROUS THEFTS

s. g. Ray. alias c. X Smith. ar
rested on Monday for thefts of bfcy-
cles, clothes and other articles with
a total value of about $500, was con-
vfcted in police court on four of tho
charges. and sentenced to four months
in Jail for each, Il total OF sixteen
months. The other three charges
against him were continued. one OF
these being for carrying Il concealed
weapon, a razor One Of the bicycle
stolen belonged to d. l.. Buchanan.
assistant secretary of the Y. M c. a.,
and one TO Rev. r NJ. Defoe Wagner,
pastor of Christ Episcopal church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT
TO SPEAK HERE MAY .3RD

Former President william Howard
Taft is expected to speak in Rich
mond the evening OF May 3, at
O'Clock. under the auspices OF the VIZ
ginia branch OF the League to Enforce
Peace and OF the mems association OF
Sc. PauFs church. upon the opiects
and purposes of the league ana Inc
status and prospects of it's work
A subscription luncheon VIII be ten -
dered aiIs. Taft at r, N. Of the sam 4
hns.' ~ rfpa, r,ss.ss ssA4sa4@ - 1<-sr
one-tirne executive and OF The league
will have an opportunity OF meeting
him and of listening to an inforinai
presentation Of the subject by the
distir guished visitor.
George BRYAN lis state chairman or
the League 20 Enforce Peaoe, OF
which Mr.. TAFT is president.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
FLOYD IS CHARGED
WITH STABB|kG MAYO

Not ali cutting is done i" the butch
er shou according to John Mayo, a
coIored resident OF lower Main street
near the First police station. Not oy
a long shot. and as he stood In front
of the police sergeant Of the First dis
trict he exhibited evidence OF one or
hts friends of eolor's surgical ability,
with an Africans most eTective
WEAPON, trusty razor.
However he was OF the belief that
cutting up' should be confined to
butcher shops and was seeking the
protection OF the police against any
further exhibition or his friendly
enemy.
As result Charles Floyd was ar
rested on warrant charging MIN
with assault with deadly weapon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
deficient OFFICERS
PASS EXAMINATION

Fifteen out of the twenty men, who
APPLIED for examination for the posts
of lieutsnants, In the police depart
snent. caused by the new administra-
ton, passed on all tests, with Ser
geant w. 4. Toler. who la attached to
police headquarters rating first. BY
passing the examination. each OF the
fifteen men are eligible, and from
their ranks five will be appointed lieu
tenants Those who passed were:
SergeAntH C. E.. Green. NJ. J. Moore
Fl. NJ Bryant, J. v. Rydan. W. A
Toisr. w. r. WaymacG. l. n. Clarke
J. H Dubuque.
OFFICERS r. NJ. Duffy. + J. Gentry
W. K. Brennan. r. c. williams. A. c
Holt. r. A. Campidonico, ]. II. Ridg-
WAY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
|C0l. KELLEY DENIES
REPORT ABOUT WOOD
Says Plenty on Hand For Local
Supply Mt 80 Per Cord.

Plenty Of fire Aood still is to be had
at 50 a cord.
Colonial Charles r. Kelley, execu-
tive secretary Of the state council of
defense. yesterday took occasion to
deny a report to the effect that the
retail wood department of the council.
win ofilccs in tho !, Lyric ,theatye
fuuiltinx f.au Hr f-toulu eease g
operate.
Several reasons were advanced for
the reported discontinuance of the
service. One had 1t THAT the council
had exhausted its available supply of
wood and would be unable to procure
more at q contract price which would
enable 1t to continue to cell 1t at 50
Ia cord. Another was that the council
was losing money and did not longer
care to operate at 9 lois.
Colonel Kelley was ready with a
reply to both. "At no time" he said,
have we had no hand In our yards,
ready for Immediate delivery. less
than $50 cords of wood At the
present time we have on hand 900
cords, In addition, enough TO supply
all reasonable deman ts coming In
daily and we expect to be able to pro-
cure all that we want at price which
win enable US 10 continue to self 1t at
80 a cord"
Colonel Kelley added that the
council did not 30 into the wood bust
ness to make money. but to render a
service to tho public and, IL II sue
|eeeded in lowering the price. which
was arbitrarily fixed by the fuel ad-
ministration at STA cord, 1T would
consider that 1T had rendered a real
service, even II the venture did set
the council back" thousand or fif-
teen hundred dollars
AS result of the council selling
wood at 80 4 cord, Colonel Kelley
said. many dealers have lowered
their price to I'll and ST. a cord.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
Southside Items
sermon to wonaen Only.

Similar to the Billy Sunday meet
ings Ia the revival in progress at
Stockton Stree, Baptist church. and
the evangelist Rev. w. r. Leckliter.
is to preach a sermon to women only
this afternoon at 2:3o O'Clock. But
Mr. Leckliter IL going Billy Sunday
"ons better" He invites the WON
en- to bring their babies and small
children and COMMITTEES OF wom-
en- will care for them in nursery
while the mothers hear the sermon.
Tonight, members OF the Junior
Order United American Mechanics
have been invited to attend the
services They will assemble at
Toney's hall, Eleventh and Hull
streets, and will start for the church
al 7:l5 ocolck. Last night delega-
ticns from Indianola Tribe OF Red
Men were present at the services
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
Wants to Find Lloyd Long.

Does anybo7Nkknow the where
man five feet nine inches In height.
weighing about LIS pounds. with
brown hair and brown eyes. He left
his home in South Boston. Va. last
October to work In & munition plant
tnear here. His mother, who is t-su-
ling the call for information concern
ing him. heard from shortly after he
arrived In this city but has had no
further word. She is alarmed. Any
one knowing anything about him
may write to Mrs Ada =. Long, r. r.
I'D. 3, South Boston, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19

runersl services for Mrs. r. s. Mon-
.awue. widow OF the late X. A MON.
,arue, will be held this morning
1880 at the home OF her son.,h-mw.
+ W. Blantou, Jr,. in the Hnenss
,nartments, The pail bearers Viii ~
= E. Blanton, c. r. Falford, Jr', "a
pfnnagan. L. f.. Keppen, A. L. Denoon
and TIdridge Rudd. the onf'a' VIII
~ private. .,
law vearn a mem Der OF Union Station
Aathodist church. She was daugn-
~ Of William and Mary Hoatwrigh'
~ Cumberland county she Iea.ea
ne following children: III. L. Mon.a-
r,,e. Philadelphia; Sergeant Malo,
lanes Il. Montague. q. &. M. g: Nei
K Montague. Mrs. e. NJ Good"ln
pine Bluff. Ark: and Mrs J. y"
glanton. Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19

Ray Berry. white. twcnty-one years
old, who gave his residence ~ Okla
homA was arrested yesterday after
noon by Detective-Sergean WAymack.
Tiller and Gsrring. OF the First police
station. on the charge of stealing
clothing to the value OF sac from G. H.
Lambert
Berry had stolen = suit ana hat from,
Lambert, both OF which were recov-
cred by the officers. when they made
the arrest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
|COsTS LESS NOW TO
RIDE IN PULLMAN CARS

The war tax on Pullman rates Will
be reduced from 10 per cent to per
cent, effective April !, according to
instructions received in this city yes
terfay from the United States railroad
administration. This is the first re-
auction OF taxesv since their institu~
tion by the railroad adn7tnistration
last year. and Is OF vast im2ortantce
to the travelling public.
Several months ago the charge for
). l. xAs4s f. f,-7>ksi.- ~ I .z.s--1s
ticket, in addition to the fare, was
discontinued. whether or not further
reductions will be made at any time in
the near future Is entirely problemat-
ical
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
Obituary


The funeral OF MRS Bertha khss'
xho died Monday afternoon In the
nome of her daughter. Mrs. Charles
f;reenbaum. Is South boulevard. VIII
ia conducted this morning az lo'so
o'clock from the mortuary cnapei IN
The Hebrew cemetery. MRS. kass Wis
seven;y-six years old. she was COR
IA A,tenstadt. Germany. but had made
.ar home in Richmond for fifty-one
ears She leaves two daughters, MIS-
1oseph Cone and Mrs. Charles Green
nanrn two sons, Charles and Joseph
Kass: and two grandchildren. Julian
and Alvin Cone.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
CAPITOL NOTES.


Governor Davis. with Mrs Davis. Is
IN New Svrk. where tbs executive ~
combining business with pleasure.
The govern Or In known TO be intensely
interested in the ra1nifications OF the
New York Industrial commission,
which, for its multifarious activities.
occupies several floors of a building
on Fifth avenue, New York city. and
II was said yesterday that In all prob
abiliyt he would visit the offices of the
com mission before returning TO Rich
mond. Governor and Mrs. Davis are
expected back tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
WILL DECIDE WESTH.AMPTON
COLLEGE ISSUE ON FRIDAY

definite answer AZ to whether or
not the buildings of the Northampton
college can be turned back to the COL
iege by April / with be given by war
department officials on Friday. The
school must move out or It's ueARnt
quarters in the St Luks's hospital by
that date. and suitable quarters in the
city have not been secured. There
are ITO boarding students and fifteen
members OF the faculty to be accom-.
modated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
SERVICES TONIGHT At
EMMANUEL CHURCH

Rev. J. Fl. Taylor. rector Of
Epiphany church. Barton Heights.
Twill preach at Emmanuel church.
Brook Hill tonight at s:l5 O'Clock.
Rev. Mr.. Taylor has recently taken
charge Of the Barton Heights EptE~
icopaf church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
Special Notice.

All members of the Junior Order Of
American Mechanics and the Sons and
Daughters of Liberty. Of this city, are
earnestly requested to meet In Toney's
hall, Eleventh and Hull streets, not
whence they win march In = body to
stock tdA Street Baptist church. Every
member OF these two organizations Il
expected to make a special effort TO
be present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19

KISSES ARE VALUED BY
JUSTICE MAURICE AT 43s

Alexander Tingie was fned SIS ana
costs yesterday by Justice Maurice In
police court, part two, for ktsaing
Mrs. Sarah May Lindt, OF South Rich
mond. He was arrested on complaint
of Mrs. Lindt's husband, who had So
rious objections to his {Tingle'sl
oscnlatory attentions to his wife. The
charge was denied by Tingie, and an
appeal noted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
Flag at Half-MaA.

The flag on the state CAPITOL wss
yesterday placed at haIf-mast out OF
respect TO former Lieutenant G over
nor ]. Taylor Eliyson. who died at his
home in this city yesterday. The flag
will remain at half-mast until after
the funeral
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
POTT-RECTOR PREACHING
EVERY DAY THIS WEEK

Every day this week from to 80
o'clock Rev. Robert Norwood. poet
rector of st. Paul's Memorial church
in Overlook, Pa. la preaching in st.
Paurs church in this city. Men and
women ara fIocking to hear him. He
is preaching under the auspices OF the
Brotherhood OF St Andrew. Each
week q different rector conducts these
mid day lenten services at st, Paul's.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
w. n, Osborne buried.

w. r. Osborne, fifty-eight years
old, who died In his home In Chester
field Monday, was buried inAthe fam
lily grave yard in Chesterfield yester-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Mr..
Osborne was a member of the Junior
Order United American Mechanics
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
Body Rrouxht from Wess.

The burial OF William IL. Carroll.
formerly OF the Southside. who died
several days ago In San Francisco. was
held yesterday afternoon In Maury
cemetery. Services were conducted
at the grave at o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19

Justice Maurice will :; hear &h<
charge against Bertis Cone. OF thu
theft of a watch. pair OF shoes and
suitcase, In court this morning. Tht
watch was the property OF J. G. Tay,
Tor and the shoes and suitcase be-
longed to d. Marion. 1t is alleged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-19
rrnne,-.l of NV. II. Toone.

y. The funeras OF William r. Toene,
xho died at Catawba, was conducted
res, erday morning at II o'clock from
Highiand-Park BAPTIST chnrch. ana
i,,terment was in Riverview. lie
rcaves his wife, Mrs. Viola Toone,
ma one brother, Stokes Toone: