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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-06

funct corporation, North Dakota Title,
Insurance T. Trust Company, O. de-
funct corporation, A. B. Guptill az
no B. s. q hs COM
pany of North Dakota, a defunct COR
poration, c. Fl. Mears. Indemnity Com
pany Of North Dakota, a defunct cor.
porasion; Peter anr, Ehr' Paw e Ren Wesd
John Nelson. Helen Nelson. his wife.
Henry J. MelOs, single man, and all
persons unknown claiming any In
terest or estate in or lien or Oh
ed In the complaint.
SUMMONS.
The state Of North Dakota to the above
You and each Of you are hereby sum-
moned and required to answer the COM
plant of the plaintiff in the above en-
titled action, which Is on file in the
G ssu q for shs ward couny Horth
a copy Of which Is hereto attached and
herewith served upon you, and to serve
a copy Of your answer to said conf
plant on the subscribers at their offics
Ward and State of North Dakota. with
in thirty days after the service OF this
summons upon you. exclusive or the
day Of such service: and, In case OF
your failure to appear or answer, judy
ment will be taken against you by de-
fault for the relief demanded in the
Dated at Minot, North Dakota, this
18th day of April, A. d. 1918.
JAMES JOHNSON,
Attorney for the Plaintiff,
Office and Postoffice Address,
No LAG South Main Street,
Minot, North Dakota.
NOTICE OF NO PERSONAL CLAIM
TO the Above Named Defendants:
You and each Of you will please take
notice that the above entitled action is
brought for the purpose of quieting title
to the SW4 and the Sd of the Mel, NWa
of the NEa and SEA Of the NWa Sec
ton s, Township 154, North of Range
So West of the Fifth Principal Mar-
id!an, and that no personal claim is
made against either of you.
JAMES JOHNSON.
1-23-t6 Attorney for the Plaintiff
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Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Whereas, on the 4th day of February,
1915. oliver G. Q. Melby, mortgagor,
made. executed and delivered to The
Union National Bank Of Minot, cor
ton, of Minot North Dakota, mort
gagea, a certain mortgage upon the
premises hereinafter described to secure
the sum of ss4.75. with interest thereon
according to the terms of six promissory
notes therein described. and which mort
gage was duly filed for record in the
office of the Register of Deeds of Ward
County. North Dakota. on the 4th day OF
February. 1915, at $50 O'Clock p. M, and
there duly recorded in Book "l6S' OF
Mortgages on page 1850"
And whereas. Default has occurred in
the terms Of said mortgage by reason Of
the failure Of the mortgagor to pay
three certain promissory notes secured
b. said mortgage, falling due on and
prior to November list. 1918, and by
reason Of the failure of the mort gagor to
pay three certain installments Of inter-
est on prior mortgage falling due on
and prior to November 1st. 1913 and by
reason of the failure Of the mortgagor
to pay the real estate taxes upon the
premises secured by said mortgage,
which said taxes and installments Of in
terest on said prior mortgage the mort
gagee herein has paid in order to pro-
tect itself under its said mortgage, and
therein
Now, Therefore, Notice is Hereby Civ
en- that that certain mortgage hereinbe-
fore described will be fcreclosed by a
sale of the premises therein, and here
matter described, which sale will be
made by the Sheriff of Ward County.
North Dakota, or his deputy, at the
front door Of the court house in the city
Of Minot. Ward County. North Dakota.
on the 1st day Of March. 1919. at goo
o'clock p n.. to satisfy the amount due
on said mortgage on the date of sale to-
gether with the costs and expenses of
such sale The premises described in
such mortgage, and so to be sold as
aforesaid, are situated in the County OF
Ward and State of North Dakota, and
are described as follows. to-wit:
The Southeast quarter of the North
west quarter (SEi NWD and the Soutn
half Of the Northeast quarter (Sl NED
Of Section Nineteen (19; and the South
west quarter of Northwest quarter (SWi
NWa) of Section Twenty (20). all in
Township One Hundred Fifty-two t52r
North of Range Eighty-three (S3). West
Of the Fifth PRINCIPAL Meridian, contain
ing one hundred sixty (l60) acres. more
or less, according TO the government
survey thereof.
There will be due on the mortgage
hereby foreclnsed on the date of sale the
sum of $500, being the amount of the
unpaid and past due indebtedness speci-
fically secured by said mortgAg and the
further sum of $1o4.40 for unpaid and
past due nstallments of interest paid
on said prior mortgage by said mort
gagee, and the further sum of $3.50 for
taxes heretofore duly paid by said mort
gagee on said premises, making total
amount due Of $251.94.
Dated at Nfinot. North Dakota, this
goth day Of January. 1919.
THE UNION NATIONAL BANK
OF MINOT a Corporation.
Mortgagee.
GREENE & STENERsEN.
Attorneys for the Mortgage,
Minot. North Dakota
1-23-t6
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There will be due on such mortgage
on the day of sale including the taxes
paid as aforesaid, and the interest on a
prior mortgage so paid, the sum Of
$2693.75, besides the costs and dis
hursements of this foreclosure.
Dated this 4th day of January, 1919.
E. J. LANDER & co,
Mortgagee
Murphy d Toner,
Attorneys for Mortga gee,
Grand Forks. y. y, 1916
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-06
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
State Of North Dakota.
County of Ward, IS.
In District Court.
Eighth Judicial District.
Anton Melaas, Plaintiff,
Lars T. Gullikson, Ole o. Kravik. Jorali
kravik. his wife. Bank Of Minot a de-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-06
Licensed to Wed

Licensed to Wed
Rudolph Ehike, Bottineau, % and
Mary Goab, 10, Minot; David j. Nit
fielder, %, Sawyer and Mary Trieb-
waser, II, Velva.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
HOG CHOLERA is RAGING
ALONG EASTERN SHORE
nsai"ncr Of Horticulture I<oincr
warns f"rmcrs Ia Take Pre-
'rntatiNc Action

Hog cholera is raging in some soc.
lions OF the State ana cxac,inc bc,v,
Toll. Information Of the spread ma
flrnicncc Of the disease is reaching ,ro
ONCE. Of tho Commissioned OF Acric,,l
turc oalIN ana agents OF The d.nart
1ncnt are working as rapjdly ,s rnssi
ple 70 check tho malady
Inc districts whore uous arc b,,,,
from cholcra VERY rapidly arc ;jnmt.
The YORK Rivcr. ia rage Co!n,y ana
on inc eastern SHORE. so less than
twenty-f five requests for anti-i,ou ,,.,"I'
era serum came to tho Department. w
terday and were immediately Gii.J
commissions Koincr said wbc ..rnn,
is made from the blood of bors 80
sessinE high immunity from Inc dis.
Cost. of the serum depends an ~.
size OF the hog 10 which II is 10 he
gwen. 1t Is supplied TO farmers a.
cost, one cent Il cubic ccutimotor. ana
Us put up in bottles Of 100 to 500 r,,h;.
centimeters. ne serum is an ahsnIu;c
preventative INST the disease There
Is no cure ".t"l Infection
tComInisSioner kO.ncr - urging farm
ers throughout the State to i-iocuI.,r,
their hoES to prcFcnt nc disease Thav
should no; take chances because ~
the value of hogs and should iDrc,,f.,a
with serum when the uIScas. aul,.nrs
in the neighborhood he declares
= The disease & worse during tn. .u,n-
mer months and rapidly decreases ,tif,
the approach Of winter because ,ba
germs cannot live - easily in cold
weather
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
WANT COLORED CEMETERY
Petitions Point Out Inck Of burial
Ground for Third OF
Populations.

The fact shat Richmond has no
colorcd cemetery. although the negroes
compose 80 per cent Of taN-payinE
population Of 10000, has been brought
10 the attention OF the Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce. by the Woman's
Auxiliary OF Barton Heights. of whi,h
Mrs. Louisa Il. Allen is president
In communication to the chamber
The women Of barton Heights call at
tention 20 the further fact that Maury
Cemetery on the South Side. in which
the negroes have a small section to
bury their dead. was not purchased by
the city Of Richmond. but was acquired
through annexation and on this side
OF the river there is hut the one bury
ing ground on the North Side. which
is owned by the negroes themselves
and which is very poorly kept and I'M
slightly.
The matter was At once taken up
with Mayor Ainslic by the Chamber of
Commerce, who stated that the request
Of the women Of Barton Heights. in
his opinion. WAS not only a reasonable.
but a Just request. and that there
should lie some appropriation made
from the city treasury. IL not To pur-
chase site for a city cemetery for the
colorcd people. at least to help them
Keep their own plot in better condit ION
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
MISSIONARY HONOR GUEST
AT RECEPTION AT CHURCH
hcr. Malcolm \ormcnt 10 Irnye far
''si"h"ry Work In South Amer
len shortly.


Rev. Malcolm Normcn,. who leaves
shortly for missionary work i'm Sou,b
-'herica' was the guest OF honor Mt
reception given last nigh, at Third
Christian Church. Twen;y-sixih and
Marshall Streets an"
Mr. Nor!nent is n Richmond man
hte attended the Third C'hurcb For
many years where he became in,rrns,.
"a III missionary work while a nam
her or the Christian Endcavor Soci,.t,.
ne Is graduate OF Bethany cnllccr
AZ Bethany, W Va and thc ,,oiIc1r
OF ~; ;nilss.ons AZ Indianapolis Ind.
me presentation OF a large purse
u! INC church in appreciation Of Inc
career winch he has chosen, was n
ieaIuFe OF the reception.
Inc program was in charge or r,v
a. ~ hclSahcck. pastor OF the church
anu an, included short addresses by Rev,
1EEhest Is Motley secretary Of me
Virginia Christian Missionary Society.
Inc D!stH!cS ~ Christ: Rev. CnarI.s
r.: Elntor". Pastor OF Fnirmoun, t'hris
ian Church and Rev Hugh u :.
..nac!achlan pastor OF Seventh Sirc.t
cipal address ~ az
=, The Christian Woman,s Board Of
missions. under whose auspices mo
rev missionary viii assU,n. M
huii"s had a conspicuous pa-t ., ,hn
program. Mrs !. - Hrisabock nrcsi
dest % Inc organlzation snake
Ec'l as Mrs. 9. W oliver and Mis-
''Stels Shack clford Tho Sunta,
Srhooi was represented by lis sun,ri,
'cndont ferhc-; W Ware
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
BROAD STREET METHODlSTS
PLAN SEVEN-DAY CHURCH
Will Erect S250.ooO f:diHcc. Planned to
Meet Al Needs of Its
Constituency.

The congregation OF Broad Street
Methodist Church will erect a $4,000
church cdiiice on the site Of the old
building a Tenth and broad Streets.
rms Tact was made public Yesterday.
AN option has been secured on the adj :
joining property at Tenth and Broad
in order that sufficient space may he
available for a building Of the size
Conte mplatcd.
Not, only will religious interests be
considered IN the survey. which Will
ward, north OF the river. by "A com
mittee from the congregation Of the
Hroad Street Church working under
me direction Of Rev. ~ &. Zumbrum-
ner. ID. ID, survey secretary of the
nome department at Nashville. hut cd
I1sG.Ationai recreational and social con-
uitions. housing. sanitation and so on
VIII be ia ken into account
me findings OF the survey commit
.ec VIII be used as Il basis for deter
11nihinE the kind Of building that will
M nG ere s, by the congrcea,ion Of
program that is 10 he carried on, in
IN the matter OF Keeping the churyh
open seven days out Of the week
composing Or. Zimbrummcr's com
Jnittee are Mcsda mes j. T. Andersen
-; u Poilard; Myrtle Anderson. J. r..
prey, Harry Tucker. r. H. Holloway,
q. S. Guntcr and Miss Emma Rinnn, ~
u Inc list Of mon on the committees
includes +. ". Courtney. S. s. Northinr.
a9h' y. r; ANDERSON. G. f. Adams. i
x; MSairki2nd " T. Rurton II. NJ.
y: Edwards. I. NJ Holloway, L. ".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
GAS MASKS ARE ORDERED
Richmond Fire Dcpnrtment To ne
Equipped with Devices to Fight
Smoke.

Alter having tested them thorough
IN closed room and with several diff
itrent KINDS OF poisonous gases Chief
Joynes. OF the Fire Departments has
ordered number Of regulation army
gas masks for his fire fighters
POISONOUS gases from various burn
ing substances have often caused thn
hrcmen great Inconvenience. the chief
asserts. and has been one Of the great
est problems in hShtinE fire.
non tests were made OF the masks
hrcmcn hlled closed room with
smoke and gases from tar roofing
ChcmicaI substances and ammonia
luincS' Chlorine gas was also used as
a test OF tho mask. as tircmcn say that
often burning substances form this gas
Wnch sprinklcd with water. This is
Said 10 be especially true in grocery
store hrcs. Members OF the depart
ncnt went into the gas filled room and
stayed Tor almost half an hour while
wearing tho masks without apDaren;
harm to themselves. and. as they sdv
with little inconvenience
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
AMERICAN LEGION GAINS
RAPIDLY IN MEMBERSHIP
Officials Confident 100 Posts VIII lie
Secured Before Ronnokc Con-
Ncntlun Meets.

Reports received from every part OF
tho Eastern section Of Virginia at the
headquarters OF the American Legion
In the Mutual Building yesterday. in
olcate that splendid progress is be-
Ing made in organizing; posts OF that
organization, and led oilCiaiS To re-
newed confidence that the desired loo
IN each couE,y. viii have been formed
by the time OF the State convention,
6 and l.
a membership drive. engineered from
the Richmond headQuarters is being
~aSed in every section where a nos (;
mas been organized, and steps looking
70 the organization of posts have h"cn
service men have not Yet banded to-
Eether. So far there have been sixty
nSe posts organized in the state. and
applications tor charters are comint;
II IN on nearly every mail that reaches
With a total OF nincty-nve new
members as the result OF the opening;
days campaign on Wednesday. the
local drive gained momentum ycstcr-
uay. and scores OF young men indi-
GATED their intention OF joining the
legion. The three hoochs-at the
corner CT seventh and Hroad streets,
at the post office ana on the court
house lawn i'll South RChmuud--wcrc
Kept open throuG houi the entire day
by members Of the Woman'S Auxiliary
or the American Legion, and they took
She applications and issued member
ship cards TO all the eligible men who
The booths today Will bc in charge
OF the following. Al seventh ana
Broad. Mrs. Carter Wormlcy: at tho
ing and Mrs. James Hughes in The
afternoon; South Richmond Mrs VIII
liam Stuart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
MORE LIQUOR CONFISCATED
BY PROHIBITION INSPECTORS
Bccr and Whisky Valued mt $4,000
Found with stills In South
west Virginia.

Announcement WAS made yesterday
at the prohibition headquarters of an
other series Of raids, in which mum
Der OF diStillcricS were conHScatcd in
Wise and Dickinson Counties, includ-
ing large stocks Of whiskcy and beer.
amounting TO about 10000 gallons and
valued nj about 10000. Several ar
rests were also made.
The largest Swoon recently was made
near Gusta River. where the prohibi-
ton officers found ono large distillcry
compete with $1,000 gallons OF beer
and whiskcy. and in the same vicinity
destroyed siXty-two fcrmcnters with
5000 gallons Of ardent spirits worth
about $4,000.
Operations in Cute Mountains while
extremely difficult. resulted in the dis
covery OF another distillery. with a
large quantity of whiskcy, complete in
operation. The officers encountered
some difficulty on account Of the thick
hrushwood together with the darkness,
and those operating ii escaped.
Other activities OF tho prohibition
department resulted in the taking of q
large distillcry and 1000 gallons OF
whiskcy and beer at Pound River, and
confiSCation of two diStillcrics and
900 gallons of Wet goods. together
with twelve fcrmcntcrs. at Bob Creek,
near the Kentucky State line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
AMERICAN LEGION POST
ORGANIZED IN HENRlCO
VIII Elect Permanent Officers Mt Next
Meeting In blues Armory,
October IL.

The first post of the American Lc-
Eion in Henrico County was organized
last night ut the Glen Allen school
mouse No permanent name for the
post was chosen and only three tenn
porary officers were elected.
The organization will be perfected
and. permanent officers for the year
elected at the next meeting. il was AN
nounccd which will he held i'm the
Blues Armory here on Tuesday, Octo-
bcr IA. At that time delegates to the
convention at Roanoke will report
sheppard Crump VS. elected temper
AIRY post commander last night. I;dwa I'd
{. Recs temporary adjutant. and David
n. Sheppard temporary finance officer.
Mr.. crump Wa ono of the delegates
to the first caucus of the American
Legion in the 4. l.. i. IN France. Drew
Hciiholzci and NJ. !. Morccock were
selected as delegates TO go TO Roanoke.
EEStatc Senator Julien Gum pre-
sided at the meeting in the Glen Al
len school. \ committee to choose a
permanent name for the post was APP
pointed as tho last stem OF business
handled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
EPWORTH LEAGUE DISTRICT
MEETING HERE SATURDAY
Rev. ~. -. M"Iinrt and Miss Pearl
Price {" re Among Speakers
mt Institutes.

The EDworth I.eagucrs OF the Rich
n"na district viii gather AT Highland
springs Mc'hodist church. tomorrow
Tor the annual district institute Otis
-. Andrews. the Richmond District
secretary. has gotten together a pro-
gram that deals with tho future work
mat IS to be carried out in the Mctho-
diSt Centenary Movement. Great en-
nhHsis VIII he laid on mission study.
intcrc' sslon, tithinE and personal work.
IN" theme Of the INSTITUTE will be
i'crSOnai Evangelism"
Tn" Richmond District has about
thirty senior and ten junior leagues.
with practically every one working for
a standard mark. |, is expected that
q large number Of lraSucrs both from
ia" city and the rural community Will
h" present. when the institute is open
~ devotional service at 10 o'clock
followed With a Bible lecture by Rev.
u. -. Mollart.
y, tn" recent meeting OF tho officers
OF the Virginia Epworth League Con
ference. Miss 'carl Price, of Newport
News. tn" conference junior Supcrin-
tend'nt was ASSIGNED to represent the
conferences at tn" institute. Miss Price
VIII speak on iUuiC" work in The after
noon. Among the SNEAKERS are Rev.
b. q Davis. kcV. t. r Gambler and a
number OF the conference officers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
MOTHERS AND TEACHERS
ASSIST VOCATIONAL WORK
f>rdcrn ton Prepares to Help Young
Workers Get Proper Training
for Trades.

The Federation of Mothers Clubs
and Parent Teacher Associations has
appointed a committee to cooperate
with the department OF vocational
education OF the public schools for tho
purpose OF popularizinG part-timc
classes.
II was explained 20 the federation
that a large number OF boys aud girls.
who have reached the age OF fourteen.
stop school TO so TO work. These pupils
haN'y not completed their elementary
school education and are at = distinct
hiSadvantaE" IN the industrial and
commcrcial world \ large majority
Of these pupils have never found
Themselves
Through tho establishment Of part
inc classes held IN industrial plants.
stores. schools, or whatever place is
most advantageous. these pupils can
hc taught during a part of their work
inS time. Teachers of academic and
Noca tional subjects can be detailed
Tor tn" work wherever il is needed.
Through this means those who have
never had the opportunity can com
pi"tc their elementary school cduca-
their vocation, or prepare themselves
for something better in the establish
nynt IN which they are working.
Mrs Henry DiCkerson. Mrs. Ida
Bowcn. Mrs. VIM. EurrusS. Mrs. John
Singleton. Mrs. Charles Gasscr. Ever
SSpiGrs, Mrs G. 7. Reynolds, Mrs. Is T.,
Wells. Mrs. Howard Whi,lock Mrs ::
X Doanc. Mrs. John Fitzgerald. Mrs
j. g. NInnalIN. Mrs. H. j.. Stratton. Mrs.
Douglas Craig. Mrs. Robert r. Hud :
son and several other m-inAcrs of the
tee during tho school year just begin
ming.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
OFFER COURSES TO ASSIST
FOREIGN CITIZENS HERE
bureau OF Naturalization md Schoo,
Hoard Provide Glasses In
ENGLISH,

The City School Board. in co-opera-
ton with the Bureau OF NaiuraliZa :
ton of tho Federal government. is eN-
tending TO tho foreign citizenship OF
Richmond tho opportunity Of taking
courses in tho English language. civics.
history, American literature. and the
like.
These classes will be offered in three
different centcrS-onc group at the
Vocational Night School. another at
Bellevue and third at Jefferson
School.
Students will register for each OF
these classes on Thursday. october ..
from 40 To $50 u. NJ. Those applyinE
at jefferson Schoo. should consult with
Miss Luic +. Jones; AT Bellevue. with
MIR. &. &. Hancock, and nj the Noca-
tional Night School, with Mr.. II. g.
iiouchcnS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
SAVlLLE LOSES LIQUORS
Court Clerk Has Cellar Cleaned IL,
- NeEro-snid {" IinNc Been
ay-H Thorough.

+, Charles o Savi!Ic. ylerk o. tho
chancery Court, rccen,lg had Z. man go
cream out ms SeA1r ana tn" Jpb wa
SO thoroughly done mat t.rO GHlIprs 10,
Sbrandy. three dGar.s OF nine ana rl,y.
zen quarts Of whisky, when Nj SalilIc
had stored against an "vil daN hay..
3disappeared, Dossiby never to return
again.
James Thomas. coiorcd. 1926 Wallace
Street. was recently arrested on a
charge OF storing ardcut spirits Mir
lSaville's name was found on sOm,, u.u.4
In the possession Of Wallace. IN" poliCr
sclRim. and tn 8 led TO AN iuvcS'iga;ior
(which. much 20 ;hc surprise 81 Sir -.
tyillc. disclosed that the wet good d"
which he had stored before tho STATE
went dry had taken Hight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS
In NIcmOrian.

MctARrIli. -Entcrcd into rest at Rivcrton,
Va. the home of his daughter September
%. 1919. William II. Mccarthy. Born i'm
the city OF Richmond. Va. April lG. ISI2
educated In the private schools OF the city.
Enlisted in tn" Second Company Richmond
iiowitz.rs. April. 1861. and served con
tinunusly with that command I'm The Army
four years OF the war. from Bethel to hp-
pomattoA. surrcndcrnE with his two
brothers Julian and Carlton. at ADpom,a ttoa
April 2. 1865. After the war filed several
clerical positions In different business houses
~ this city. and later entered tho office Of
the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company. and was with that company for
more than Twenty-Five years
ne WAS accustomed I" say that he re-
soldier in tn" Army of Northern Virginia as
the most cr"ditablc part OF his entire ifc.
though claiming nothing NOR" than am
average private soldier. Among his
cherished comrades Of tn" old company in
this city were: Mrssrs. James a. Grieg. John
u. Jones. Judge George l.. Christian. st.
GcoiEc bryan. Sr.. James e. rinscy. Joseph
E,lyson S Horace iiawcs and many others.
lfcrc were five brothers of the Mccarthy
fainily--from FIRST to last Of the war--in
different commands in General Lees Army
On" brother. Captain Ed = Mccarthy. was
Killed in the battle Of Cold Iarbor. while
General Grant was investing Richmond in
lho3.i lie commanded the First Com pa u V
4f Richmond Howitlcrs at the time OF his
MIR. Mccarthy is survived by his wife and
two children. Frank J. Mccarthy. OF Rich
mond. and Mrs. W. r.. Carson OF Rivcrton
Va. and one brother Captain Carlton Me
tarthv. Of Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
EPISCOPALIANS MEET TODAY
Parish Committees TO Assemble at Two
Sessions in st. Pnuls
Church.

y meeting OF the parish committees
OF Episcopal churches OF Richmond
will he held in tho sunday School room
OF St Paul's Episcopal Church this
morning at II O'Clock and again to-
night at s o'clock. Not only members
of the parish committees. but all in
terestcd Episcopalians are being in
vitcd to attend.
Two speakers will be present from
the central committee of New York TO
instruct the parish committees OF the
various churches in the various phases
of tho na;irn- wide campaign which is
taking shape in all the dioccscs OF the
State