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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02

AS though he felt the grim sieni}f.
canoe OF his position. with .rexneuara
branre of the scene enacted hers ~
1871. the counts finely chis141ex
features looked drawn in the blaxe *
light. Tall and thin, clothed fs3rIA
mead to foot in immaculate cray. ~
small moustache bristling ever &f6
naughty. thin Tipped mouth Rant
presented the cartoonists idea 81 r.
russian Junker as he stood Ii IN
tram door, staring at the crowd 49,
look of mingled hatred and Assrnf
ton, while score OF cameras citok1
Justify. 'r
HONOR OF MISSION
AN amusing incident occurred ts1sk
nefore the arrival OF this two trafiS
bearing the German delegate q ~
tiny. bewhiskered prefecf Sc l4h1 =.
partment Of Seine-et-OiaS va n s
ncarsing his speech ofacikIly r. 3G y
Ing the Germans 50 s w sfss
Tn the name Of the Dspsrl.p
OF Seins-et-Oise and the aovaS~ ~ BAD
OF the republic OF France. hnrS nv
honor to receive and salute m 62rT
man delegation q IA 1s n \.
A TAN blond-moustached En~li.h
major interfered: -
! say. y'cawn't say 'lnonor'--ft i.nst
done to these German. Res ~
ymust say mission not HONOR.
The little Frenchman started y
argued about changing his who,e -
speech. but In the end the Hnrft.hs
man won. and the French ufiicsMf
looking like midget alonrsida- 80
tan FORM OF Count Rantxau, said,
hare- the mission to receive -; 80;
saiute the German delegation.
numpe OF Germans, headed ~
naron Won Lersner who had nrn-
t Lousy arrived. were at the station
true Prussfan style, while ,s-sist.s@
the arrival Of the trains NJ sn~- sS
lsantzau showed himself 4hefs -
HERMAN Calculations a. the veIras~ csss
rushed forward bowine ana yir@s,s as
the'r hats almost to the rrcurd ~.
himself ~ "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
koREANs REPORT
JAPANESE oUTRAGEs

Washington. May Ten thousand
Koreans have been killed and 10000
imprisoned by the japanese since the
revolt for Independence began. DR..
Syngman Rhce. secretary OF state OF
the provisional government Of Korea
declared in an address hero today. He
spoke before the national popular gov
eminent league.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
FINISH THE JOB"
(By Richard n. Smith, President Planters National
Bank, Richmond. Va)


1he ss a.: Nv. la..shed
you do nat onnaAAa~ ths cnsa h1a dny the remedy.
tsoahe cnaA
hut TIN remedy Cstan- We
dohes a wiurr what
ray par ass. BY buyins
TORY BONDS. and also hssp bring boys home
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
John Temple Graves Speaks Here
Today at Old St. Johns Church
Chance Is Offered to Secure Captured German
Helmet at Jefferson Hotel Booth Tonight,
Big Sale Thursday


To the largest purchaser Of bonds placed through the
booth in the Jefferson hotel tonight will be given captured
German helmet straight from the batefeds of France it
was announced last night by Mrs A. NJ Randolph Jr chair
man OF the booth This helmet bears the date and of
the hun and taken by American boy
from the dead body OF his enemy who fell after terrible
encounter An accurate record Of all subscriptions will be
kept and at the close of the booth for the night the prize will
be awarded.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02

&OSSs
n the rageblatrs Information
h correct, the world should know
. week from To-Day Thursday
whether Germany will or will not
sign the treaty OF peace
Berlin. MAY Tho Ebert govern
ment Is making tho supreme effort
to topple the BolshevIst government
In Munich before the German peace
delegates return to submit the docu-
mont to the national assembly. Ebert
knows that unless he can show the
allies that his government domain
and power and authority includes
Bavaria. they cannot accept It's sigma
ture OF the peace treaty as valid for
the former kingdom but will be COM
psllsd to exclude Bavaria from the
peace Agreement
An unconnrmed report late today
vas to the effect tina, the Munich
Soviet government has been over
thrown. The last official word In
that three important suburbs OF the
Bsyarian- capiial-Ereshing,- Stern
bsry and wasserburg-have been
occupied by the German Empire
troops, an the forces loyal to the
inert government ara now generally
called.
The process Of starving out the
Munich reds has begun. They have
only enough meat to last them 4
fortnight. The civil population gets
only hour. no meat. which IL reserved
for the red fighters. Tho famous
Munich breweries arc facing q shut
down because of the growing short
90. This VIII tnrow 10000 adj
dtdcnAl men out Of work Only
soma 1.S0o workers have thus far
Joined the Soviet troops. whose oxaca
strength II . matter OF mystery.
All Germany looks for = decision
N Munich within tho next few days
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
GOOD OLD DAYS,

Heco long tins since you
didn't have 70 pay tar IN those
good Dbl luxurics-caetoT, oil, cod
liver oil nrd paraeoric.
How long has II hecn since an
e1h seaf IN the street car was con.
stdered . luxury?
" 6cuhc VI NJ remember WHEN w.s
A1&nt have tn pay . special tar
- = porous plaster,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
PR|AT|OhS
EXCEED REVENUE
BY s862,5G4.82
Council to Consider Rev
enue Appropriations
Bill Monday Night.
NO TAX INCREASE.
NOTAX INCREASE.
funds For Departmental
Uses Held Down to
Minimum by Finance
Committee.

Estimated revenue for year. end
ing January n. 1870, 94,D0l $50.
Less s per cent reserve. 324e,-
$3.50.
Total Of appropriation. ss.so4v-
013.32.
To be borrowed ON certificates Of
indebtedness. SSs2,534.S:-
Tho finance committee presented the
1919 budget to the common council last
night at a special session Of that body
called for the purpose of receiving It.
The special session was called in order
to comply with the law ruling that the
days before either branch Of the COM
mon council can act on it.
The budget will come UP At the
weekly meeting of the council Monday
night II it is passed by the council, it
win be passed on to the board Of alder
men for concurrence. The next meeting
Of the board of alderman Is on May
viii be called prior to that date In
order to expedite action on the budget
Tho entire ordinance. with the
amount Apportioned each Brandt OF the
city government for expenditures dur
ing 1919 follows:
THE ORDINANCE.
1. That all unexpended approprfa-
tions. be. and are. hereby cancelled.
and thu cnmptrnliez directed 70 place to
the credit OF all appropriations ac-
counts. which show an ovesdraft for
the fiscal year 1913. the amount neces-
ssry to balance same and to close all
such accounts for fiscal year 1913.
.. There shall b. appropriated from
the funds and the resources Of the
city for tho hscal year ending the s1st
day OF January, 1880. for all purposes,
the following sums, and for the pur-
poaAs msntioAeA, AnA mo other appro-
priatton shalf be made during the cur
rent Ascal year unless Il be for tbs
payment Of some portion Of the city
debt or FOR the repayment cf tenn.
branch Of the councfi." tCharter. Sec
ton 80
On account o. city debt
H-Debit service. $1.13s.so1ss
| Interest. $733.sls.0o.
/ Redemption, $3S1.SS%S3.
| Fire insurance fund. $l,0oeN0.
| Total appropriation. t1.1es.sta8t.
GENERAL GOVERNMENT.
/ 1-C0unen.
| A--Salaries and wages S7.71s.o0.
I City clerk. $a,Iso-oo.
| assistant city clerk. $4,000.
| sergeant-at. ARA. $4,000.
! lanftor. $4,000.
| Cork to committee en- finance
| 3s:5.fo.
| MATERIALS and supplied. ~. 10000
| Stationery and printing. 100000.
E-MAintenance-Eq $500.
| Exchange Of typewriter, 1880.
/! r-Misccllaneous service, 33.ss7o0.
! Telephone. 332.ae.
| Street car tickets tcouncfD. II. s3S. %.
| Council committees
| Dock. river and harbor (duesl. $3.50.
| Claims. 5000
| Advertising and enterprises, 81. zoe. 90.
Total appropriation. t13.es7.eo
1-MayOr.
/ Expense:
A-salaries ana wages. ssessoo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
VICTORY LOAN DRIVE EVENTS


MRed
p. MJohn Tesnple 1t Mensc club
5P. M.-Cantecn bonds on lain street
$3.50 MJohn M
ard -
Of lnnnse
A. r. - = "
So Mt Railway and
a -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
Orlando ana king Confev,

Rome. May I.--f'remier Orlando
was receive in audience by King Vic
tor Emmanuel today and afterwards
conferred for several hours with Ia
ron Sonnino, Ex-Premiar Salandra.
and Slgnor Earzilai, Oriando's col
leagues on 1ta!y's peace commission.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02

April 80 Deayed) Blinking like scared rabbits befora
battery Of dashght photographers Count Brockdor
the German peace delegation arrived here last night at m
village station .'-"1sr"sT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
Count Won Brockdorff-Rantza Hun
Foreign Minister, Who Head, H.
Party, Brings to Mind Remembrance
OF the Scene Enacted in 1871, as He
Stares at Crowd With Look Of Mn
gled Hatred and Humiliation
May Day in Paris Passes With Its Usual Displ11
Of Efforts at Disorder, Which are Promplls
Squelched by Application Of the Hose ~ a

Versailles, May 1-Germany formeraly admitted U
the peace conference at o'clock this afternoon when ~
peace delegates presented their credentials The procedure
took only five minutes. - -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
Bolshevist Forces
Retreat, Says Moscow

Stockholm. May IA retreat
of tho Bofshevist forces on the
Murmansk front-wherc the al
lied situa ton has been for some
time critical-is announced in .
Moscow wireless message which
says:
'Cnder pressure by the enemy
on the Murnlansk front we re-
tired To new positions
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02

London. May THE allied re-
~hef force destined 10 stilYen tbs
allied Murmansk front tNorthern
Russia) will depart In . few
days, the Evening News learns.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02
Ebert Govern m e n t
Makes Supreme Effort
TO Kill Bolshevism.
MUST SHOW ALLIES
Report That NJ u n i c h
Soviiat Gathering Has
BE IN Overthrow is
Not Yet Confirmed.

Hartin, May THE nAdonai
assembly may be transferred
from Weimar to Berlin next
week, the Tageblatt announces.
On Nay sixth the assembly Is
expected to vote on the peace
treaty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02

n the Tageblatrs Information
h correct. the world should know
q week from To-Day Thursday
whether Germany will or will not
s1gn the treaty OF peace.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-02

Estimated revenue for year. end
ing January II. 1920. e4,D01 $50.
Less per cent reserve, 324o,-
$3.50.
Total Of appropriations, S5,0o4v-
013.32.
To be borrowed ON certificates Of
tndebtedness. 3Sa253A.Sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
AMERICAN LEGION WILL
CONVENE IN ST. LOUIS
Meeting OF E,-SoIdicr, Tonight TO
select Delegates 10 Gnthcr-
InE Muy -.

The Richmond branch OF the Ameri-
can Legion VIII meet tonight at $50
IN the auditorium OF the Chamber OF
Commerce, sixth and Main streets
10 elect delegates TO the caucus, tho
organ cation Will mold in - Louis be-
ginning on May :, ana 10 enlarge as
much as possible a III cm be rsh!p which.
considering opportunities /, offers, OIL
Gals think is entirely too small
President Andrew u. Christian is
anxious that every man who performed
honorable service In any branch while
this country was engaged In tho war
and who has been discharged from fur
'her military duty viii come 20 the
meeting tonight and connect. himself
with the legion. Tho dues Will not en-
cecd $50, under bylaws Of the branch.
Iichmcnd will send TWO delegates to
the caucus At st. Louis. The national
temporary Committc has engaged / 900
rooms in four OF the leading hotels
there. Many social functions have
been arranged for the entertainment Of
the leEionaircs. Headquarters Will be
maintained in the Stutler Hotel. The
meeting place of the caucus viii be in
the Jefferson Thcater. Rooms az the
hotels VIII range IN price from 81 TO
$3.50 day. and a committee already
AZ work VIII arrange 10 secure meals
al reasonable rates
Railroad rates for delegates prob
ably Will be | cent a mile. Such re-
ceived by the railroad authorities and
approval recommended.
Practically every patriotic war or
Sanizat!on in st. Louis will Join in Civ
ing the delegates a reception on Thurs
day night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
WHY DOCTORS
PRESCRIBE THE
NEW CALOMEL
Medicinal Virtues Retained and
Improved Unpleasant and
Saiivating Qualities Re-
mOyed-Ncw Variety Called
"CnlOtabS."

OF all the medicines in the world,
doctors prescribe calomel most often
and depend upon il most universally.
There must be a good aud sufficient
rcason--what is it
If you will study the doctors books
YOU Will find that tho medical authori-
tics prescribe calomcl for almost every
disease. The reason is that calomcl
is tho greatest and only thorough sys-
tenn purifier. II makes tho liver active
drives OUT the poisons from the stom-
ach, bowels and kidneys and thereby
purifcs the blood Calomel puts the
entire system in the most favorable
condition for Nature TO exercise her
recupcrativc power. That is VIII. h.,
prescribcS ca!omcl so often.
The new kind OF caiomel called
"Calotabs." is refined and purified from
all of the nauseating and dangerous
qualities of the old-style calomcl and
is rapidly taking its place. for it is
more effective than the old -s;yie cal
omel as a livcr-cleanser and system
purifier. One Culotab at bedtime, with
a swallow of water--thats ali. No
salts, no nausea. nor the slightest un-
pieaaantness. Next morning you awake
feeling tinc-with a hearty appetite Tor
breakfast Eat what you please No
restrictions OF habit or diet.
calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages. price thirty-five cents
recommended and guaranteed by
druggists everywhere. Your money
back If YOU are not de licntoI - J,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
TREASURY sECRETARYs
SON REACHES AMERICA
First Lieutenant Carter Glass, Jr.,
Arrives at Newport News in
Casual Unit.
PUGILIsT ADMITS BRAVERY
Former Sparring Partner Of Kctchci!.
Wearing Many Medals, Needs No
Proof of Hcroisn-Many Viz
ginians Aboard Big Transport.
LSnccinl to rhc rlmcs-Dispntch. !

IspefiaI to Tie ys. TimsS;D'sp Mar
l.ynchhurg., weii-known youns VIZ
Einiam. and son Of the Secretary o.
he Treasury landed here I i"nIaH on
ten days from Brcst. Lieutenant Glass
came in casual company from the
Rainbow Division. and was attached
TO the one Hundred and SIXTY sixth
Infantry In many Of the big lights
which featured the last drive against
Along with several hundred casuais
came the one Hundred and Seventeenth
Ammunition Train one of the veteran
regiments OF the Rainbow Division
Many Nirginians were in the command
MY act was said 10 he the braves.
nonai % rs'V Wsl,.known puriIist. and
Ectchclfs former sparring partner,
said this morning when be landed as
de Guerre, the Mcdailie Militarc and
the Distinguished Service cross, and
has becn recommended for The Ameri-
can Medal of Honor. He charged ma
chine gun nests in the Argonnc, octo-
Der II.
g., Admits lie. n Hero;
Six Of his mates we're shot down
He picked each, up. ", turn. carried
another. CARRYING all SIX through the
He Was covered with medals. but ap-
parcntly was conscious OF the fact
that he was a hero
Lieu,enan, Maoncy wore TIC Croix
dc Gucrrc and the DISTINGUISHED, Ser
vice Cross. and is recommend for
the American Cross OF Honor. II: vas
Also Rainbow man. In the Meuse-
'Argonnc fight, when he saw the Ger
mans had surrounded his command with
machine guns. he charged then, taking
SIX guns and fifteen prisoners.
General peyton =. March. chief OF
stan OF the United states Army. vas
nero TO-DAY 70 renew tho troops as they
landed They passed before him, ana
nc acknowledged their salute.
Many NirEininns Abonrd.
Nircinians who arrived VIII be sent
shortly 10 Camp Lee for Generalization.
Those on board the Konigin included:
ono Hundred and Seventeenth AM
munition Train--John : Howard. kci-
lar; John l.. Kcllam Spencer. John W
Johnson Dublin. Charles :. Farmer.
NGGGVnei EiSey Itmbrey Manassas;
dcttc. Spencer; Thcrmon y. McCul-
Tough. Pcnnsborough George II. Keen,
second Lieutenant William NJ. Parker.
Williamsburg; Harley - pinkcl. Eidg-
water: Howard Meyers. 10" Hill; John
". Boaz. Sandvilic: Captain Henry :.
liam NJ. Lucas. Maffatc creek. John
j. Martin. Buchanan: Louis y. Mon
cure. stafford County; Oscar Roller,
Big stone Gap; John -. Garnott. Rich
Harvey Anderson. l.yuChhurg, Thomas
W. Merritt, Norfolk; Richard Burns.
i"arl ottesville; Eugene Vaughn. Rich
mond: Thomas Newton. Emory: Malta
Mol johnson, klmarnock: John ".
johnson, Norfolk; Wexford : clark.
tardwelI; John Fleming. Clifton Forge.
Robert Scauhlc-; Richmond Herbert
smith. Lexington: William \. Taylor.
hellar; william Jcnkns, Hamilton.
Casuals-l.awson Dobson. Chatham;
crtson. Norfolk: Haywood Robinson
Newport News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
POLICE HAVE MYSTERY
Involving TWELVE MEN
Charged They Entered East Clay
street House Representing Them
selves Officers.

Here is a mystery. Yesterday even
ing about o'clock twelve men. nine
of them in plain clothes, one in the
uniform OF soldier and two in uni.
forms resembling those worn hy tho
police. ra;ded a residence at lOi East
CLAY street, according 10 a report made
TO the police, searched the house and
took nothing.
six OF the men entered from tho rca
and six from the front door ASSERTING
that they had no warrent and needed
none. After searching the house, the
tenants assert motor car rescm-
bling patrol wagon drew I'M in
front OF the house and all or tho mon
left. Police arc working on the case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
- . --------------------
HOLD MASS-MEETING
TO DISCUSS TRUCK LINE
Road Improvement in Northern Neck
\ rnu>cs f>rcn Interest in West
morcinnd County.

FREDERICNSBJRC;. NA.. May l.
\ mass, meeting Was held in the court
ty. Wednesday in ;ho interest of the
proposed Northern Neck truck line
JufS: John I. ioolr!ck, chairman
made tho opening address. outlining
Tho purpos" ~ tho meeting and ,ouch-
I'M" upon the benefit Il truck line Sucn
as n" one proposed would be not only
TO FTcdcrich SbuTg. but more particu-
larry, 10 the lower counties. which are
sp often completely Isolated so far as
tho shipping "f produce is concerned
or obtaining SUPPLIES. as in the winter
o; 1914 when both Tho Potomac anL
Rappa hannock Rivers We're for :, long
,imc frozen up. and pointing out the
entirely eliminate such difficulties
Mcssrs. g. ". Jones. = NJ Janncy.
7 J pownine, Judge } w. chinn,
Hunter, W. w. Butzner, 9. Z. BAKER.
pr j.. 6; King and Or. q, G. Mann
smoke to the meeting on the question
of highway Improvement.
SENATOR Goolrick gave 10 the meet
ing a clear statement Of the situation.
citing the fact that there is at present
In the Treasury OF he United States
an appropriation for assisting in the
construction Of highways. which will
be Immediately available when met by
a like State appropriation. Mr.. Butzner
offered resolution, which was unani-
mously adopted, that the chairman -
po!lt " CoNllHitl:c' 10 pc known as the
Northern Neck road committee. to
ascertain the mileage. improved roads
in that section. what funds are avail
able for further road-building. and
whether the road force could not be
Increased.
The following committee was APP
nointed. To b. known as the Northern
Neck road committee: q. c Mann,
chnirmnn Montross. fredericksburg
W. w. Butzncr Il. l.. Biscoc. g r.
Howard. King Gcorgc-T l.. Hunter,
King George Courthouse; Allen smith
Doguc; !. Cleveland CriEsby. Index
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
SEEKS HUBBY 10 YEARS
Woman Then Finds Him Living i'm
Same House Where She Was
Residing.

CHICAGO. May Mrs. Catherine
Morris McCartcr searched for cishtcc2
years for her husband. then found min,
living III the same apartment build
!nG in which she resided.
Mrs. McCartcr recently moved into
a North side apartment building
After living in the building for two
weeks she happened 10 glance at tho
names on The letter boxes in the hall
way and saw one bearing the name
OF W. W. McCarler. sue investigated
and learned that W. W. McCartcr was
h.r husband. who, she charges. desert
ed her McCartcr was arrested charg-
cd with ncn-Suppo-t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
LOAN MEETING AT AMHERST
Harry st. George Tucker, of Licking
ton, Chief Speaker mt County
Demonstration.

AMHERST, VA. May 1.-Ilarry 81.
principal speaker at the big Victory
loan demonstration held at Amherst
today. MIR. Tucker was introduced
by W. Is. Allen, county chairman OF
tho loan committee. Short speeches
were made by Mr.. Allen. O. l.. Evans
and others.
the singers Of the community sang
patriotic songs. An army motor tank
was on tho grounds. and several DEM
onstrations wcrc given by tho officers
+, /, Expected that Amherst County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
ONE SHOT is FIRED
Officer Encounters Youth In Automo-
bile Said tO Contain Five Gal
Ions OF Nuonshinc.

DANVILLE, VA. May IL. W. Hub
bard, a youth and resident OF Stuart.
was captured in Greensboro, y. G..
after Il lively fight with officers who
sought 10 detain n even-passencer
touring car. which, the officers say.
contained FIVE gallons OF moonshine
Pistols were displayed, but not used
with harmful results. One officer who
was knocked from the running hoard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02

will cxceed is pportionmcnt. and
100000 when the hooks close
Acting IN conjunction with n re-
Tense. Monday. MAY > has been desig-
mated as clean up" day for tho town
OF Amherst Mayor ". ~. Gilbert has
posted his notices urging every resi-
dent OF tho town 20 observe next Mon
DAY requested.
Private Max T.. Mandeibaum, who
has been IN oversee service forever a
year. has received his honorable dis
charge and rs now the guest OF his
uncle. Mr.. w. L. sutton. at San
Judges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
HEN HAS 18-DAY FAST
oregon Wan Declares THAT lie I'm
prisoncd Ills Bipcd While BUILD
ing Walt for House.

HOOD RIVER. ORE. May l.-Robcrt
Rand, as lie relates the incident, was
,opairinS the foundation of ono OF
mis- houses some time ago. when. with
his flock that wanted TO set.
Eighteen days later, hearing q dis
turbancc under the floor of the she'd
and investigating il. no found his long,
missing hen. Although very thin from
her long fast, she is now as plump as
any other chicken in the flock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
PHI CANA WILL DINE TONIGHT
Annual Dinner of Rho Chi Chnptrr
Takes Place nj N'cNtmorcluud
Club ut 40.

The annual dinner of the Rho Chi
Chapter OF the ihi Gamma Delta Fra
tcrnity viii hold its annual dinner At
the Wcstmoreland Club tonight at $50
O'Clock. There VIII be a number of
speeches. The principal ono 10 be de-
livercd by Douglas Freeman
y number OF members OF the fra
tcrnity NOW in service stationed at
Quantico and Camp Lee are expected
TO be present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02
HE DEPENDS ON DREAMS
Man Expects 10 Find His Missing
Daughter Through
Them.

NORTH BRoOKFiELD. MASS. MAY
John Picard is seeking mis- long
lost daughter. Dealda NJ. Picard thirty
whom he believes to he living in Hop
kinton. because he dreamed thatshc
was residing there and in destitute
circumstances.
Picard claims he has been separated
from his wife fifteen years, and that
his daughter left home ten years ago
TO live with her mother
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-02

Westrnoreland-G. G. Mann. Montross;
g g. B1keTe Mon,ross; 7. G: weatherill
mond-h y. Wexford, Warsaw: W. H.
Rice, Warsaw Il. g. Grfiith. Emmcr-
ton i.ancastcr-R -. Norris. Lively;
-. -. Carter. kilrnarnock; g w Hub
bard. WhItcstonc northumberland
George y. Reed. Recdvil!e; ". T.
courtney. Munday Point: Hon. c.
HardlnE WAIKIKI. HnathsNillc