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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
VIRGINIA TOWNS PICTURED
AS INNOCENT BYSTANDERS
Were Victims of Railroads When
Freight Rates Were Raised 10
Settle Controversy

Certain Virginia towns were pictured
by the State Corporation Commission
as innocent bystanders In a rate con-
troversy in which they should have
no interest in the hearing Monday and
yesterday in Washington before the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
The proceedings were originally
brought by the Chamber OF Commerce
OF Johnson City. Tenn. which claimed
that the city Of Bristol, half in Vir-
ginia ana half in Tennessee, enjoyed
freight rates from points in the Mid
die West so much lower than tho rates
to Johnson City as to make a discrim-
ination.
The commission ruled that the rates
TO both points should be the same.
Thcrcupor the railroads undertook to
raise the Bristol rates to the level OF
the Johnson City rates. and at the same
time lined UP all Virginia points be-
tween Walton and Bristol. and between
the Kentucky and Virginia bor-
ders and Bristol, so as to
make u new rate structure, thereby
making all these towns suffer for the
Bristol-Johnson City controversy.
1t was contended by the State Cor
poration Commission that the rates to
Johnson City should have been reduced
SO as to remove the discrimination,
Bristol was we'll represented at the
hearing. but the other Virginia towns
affected had no one to speak for them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
SUFFERS FROM SHOCK
Mrs. w. n. Smith, or Petersburg,
Treated Mt Hospital After Au-
tomobIIe Collision.

Mrs. w NJ. Smith. of Petersburg. suf-
fcred from shock and was treated at
the Retreat for the Sick yesterday aft
crnoon as the result OF collision be-
tween the Assistant Fire Chiefs car
and two other automobiles at 'rwelfth
and Marshall Streets. No ono was Sc
rioualy injured, Mrs. Smith leaving tho
hospital shortly after treatment was
given.
II vas stated by witnesses Of the ac-
cidcnt that the automobile driven by
W. H. Smith. OF Petersburg. In which
MrS. Smith waB riding, was going
south on Twelfth Street when the a.
sis,ant Fire Chiefs car. driven by &C.
j.. bedford. which was moving rapidly
up Marshall Street from the viaduct.
crashed into H. Another automobile
lriven by r. II. Wrenn. OF the Health
collision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
MEMS ASSOCIATION OF ST.
PAUL'S PLEDGES SUPPORT
VIII Assist In Raising SUM Apportioned
10 church In Episcopal Nation
Wide Campaign.

BY unanimous vote. the Mems AS
ISOLATION OF st. Paurs Church, in its
autumn meeting and luncheon at the
business Mems Club yesterday, pledged
us support TO the nation wide Campaign
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church and
It's cooperation In securing the sum
assessed against ST. Paurs.
On motion of Il. NJ. Crutchfield. Pres,-
dent Frederick z. Noting appointed
the following committee from The as
ISOLATION to cooperate with the parish
committee on tie nation wide cam
!rhan,: F. NJ crutehield. chairman;
!. b. Scott. Caldwell Hardy. 4.
Il rne Blair and J. ]. Hickey.
oiiver j.. Sands, chairman OF the
campaign In the Diocese OF Virginia
outlined the purposes of the campaign
ana made an appeal for co-operation
ana support by the men of the church
IN the great movement He met with
immediate and enthusiastic response.
Rev w: Russell Bowie. the rector
produced the permanent roster of the
men or the church. cighty-one in mum.
nsr' who were in the war service OF
me United States, with special list
on those who lost their lives The
ron was called. the association stand
ing at the reading of the names OF
those whose lives were lost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
EPISCOPAL IANS MAKING
PLANS FOR BIG MEETING
Prominent Speakers to Make Addresses
M Gathering In City Audi
torfun, December ~.

Plans for mass meeting TO be held
q; the CRY Auditorium on Sunday night,
i',Gemner -, IN connection with the
nation w!d" campaig o: the Episcopal
Shnrch, are o"inS perfected by the
committee Of the Richmond Glorious
"a pointed for that purpose
The principal speaker OF the evening
VIII be Lewis Il. Franklin. director OF
inc war loan organization Of the Fed
erai government G"rinc the world war
and treasurer OF the board of missions
or n. Episcopal Church. MIR. Franklin
Is also director OF the every member
canvass, the eliminating feature of the
nation wide CAMPAIGN.
In addition TO MIR. Franklin there
VIII be addresses by one or more other
prominent churchmcn of national re-
fcrring.
"A choir of seventy voices. composed
OF members OF all the Episcopal
smmrcn choirs in the city. will lead the
viii bc held in any of tho Episcopal
Churches the night Of December % in
ord"r To permit the members of the
GOmsres'tiohs TO attend the mass meet
This is, the third big mass.meetin-
conducted by The Episcopalians of this
" ,.!iT IN connection with the nation
Slnning OF the intensive work OF prcua-
F"llon ior the every member canya ss
10 .r axe place on sunday. December 7.
lpi tn" purpose owing 20 the incou-
EenIcnce OF carrying on overflow meet
iEs a. any Of The churches such as
occurred when more than ! 900 persons
were turned away from Holy Trinity
on the occasion OF the addresses by
Or. ration and Bishop Tucker, and a
contemporary meeting was organized
Tor them at ST. James
There are more than 5000 members
enrolled in the twcnty-onc churches
mo missions comprising the parish OF
iirnrico. and owing to the great in
."f"st aroused in the membership by
me nation vide campaign 1t is cx-
prGtcd the capacity OF the Auditorium
VIII De taxed To accommodate the at
tcndancc at the rcctinE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
STATE LIABILITY INSURANCE
COMMITTEE is IN SESSION
Body Meeting in Senate Chamber This
Week to- Hear All Interests
Involved.

Members OF the committee from the
Virginia Generate Assembly Investigate
ing the advisability OF the State TAX
ing up liability Insurance met yestcr-
day in the Senate chamber of the
State Capitol in the first meeting of
the final three days session before the
committee adjourns until the Assem-
bly, convencS III January.
After having held several sessions
in various parts OF the State, in whicn
the opinions OF employees. insurance
companies. and employers were asked
concerning the matter. the last in
Roanoke, Monday. the committee has
come to Richmond for the final session.
Today employers OF labor and In
surarce companies which arc in
terested in the proposed legislation.
arc asked to appear before the COM
mittee. which will open it's session
at 10 o'clock this morning.
On Thursday labor is asked to ap-
pear and give it's viewpoint on the
matter. whether organized or not
Three things are TO be decided by
the committee. First, whether the
State should issue liability insurance
secondly. whether the State should bar
competition from the field by pro-
hioiting any one else within it's bounds
from issuing compensation or liability
insurance to employers. and lastly
whether the State should compete with
private concerns in the issuing OF in
Surance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
COTTON GROWERS TO BE
ASKED TO CONVENE HERE
Delegation From Chamber OF Commerce
To Present Hichrond'> Ginims
Before Hoard If Governors

An attemp, is TO be made by the
Richmond Chamber OF Commerce 10 in
duce the Cotton Growers Association,
with headnuariers III Greensboro. y. g..
to hold their next annual convention In
Richmond, according TO announcement
made Yesterday
Al the next meeting Of the board Of
governors OF The Cotton Growers As.
sociation on December . at Greensboro
the Chamhcr pf Commcrc" will be rep
resented by delegation which viii
ask that the organization favor Rich
mond "i,h its next gathering, schcd-
uled 10 be held IN MAY
Many things arc favorable to this
plan. II ) SAID. The association has
large ,rade Interests in Richmond ana
q lars percentage of the supplies
boush; ~ its members comes from
Richmond.
Industries which greatly bencNt here
from the trade OF members OF this as
sociation arr the wager Industries.
wholesalers who supply the stores run
nv the cotton mon in conjunction win
their factories and machinery muuu-
facturers here. This organization is
also said 10 have materially alden Rich
mond in getting ths Federal Reserv e
Bank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
Prices Steep And
Turkeys Seem Gay
Fen Thanksgiving Birds
May Be Eaten Unless
Market Falls.

Every, dog has ite day" and Old
i,oc Gobbler Gas come into his own.
war prontcers have made many
enemies. with their staunch ally ii. G..
L., but trip to the barnyard now
VIII convince you that the turkeys are
gay. for they have not much TO fear.
With tho prevailing high prices that
are being charged for the THANKSGIVING
Day birds.
Present markets quote fancy dressed
turkeys at 80 cents n pound and indica &.
ticns are that tho prices will soar much
higher before the holiday trade is
cared frr. CGoiro dressed birds are
selling this year at 40 cents per pound
Fat. live turkeys are bringing 33 cents
per pound.
Records show that at the same timc
last year. fancy dressed turkeys were
selling at ~ cents while choice dress
ed birds were averaging IS cents per
pound. At this time. live birds sold
for 80 cents.
In 1917. live turkeys sold for %
cents pound,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
INJURED ARE IMPROVING
Five Passengers Hurt In street Car
Accidents Mondny BcinE Treated
at Hospital,

Late reports from the Stuart Circle
and the Grace hospitals last night
stated that tho five patients who we're
injured In Mondays street car collIs-
IONS were improving. investigation
or the condition OF the patients showed
that the Injuries sustained by Purcell
Garner, the rourtcen-year-ol old hoy, were
more serious than those suffered by any
of the other four victims
The Garner lad VIII he confined In
bed for a period OF several weeks. He
Is suffering with compound fractures
OF both feet. %-Ray examination of
the broken parts yesterday Indicate
that amputation of his feet is not
probable
No responsibility for the accidents
has been placed az yet. by the Of
ncials OF the Virginia Railway and
POWER Company. II was learned last
might. In yesterday mornings hearing,
IL was proved that tho crews Of the
Highland Park cars were not TO
blame
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
CREIGHTON CLUB MEETS
Home Demonstration Organization Z,
Favor OF Securing County
School Nurse,

- Members of the Creighton Home
demonstration Club. on the Creighton
Road i'm Henrico County. gave an "at
home Yesterday afternoon at the one
room school building.
There were twcnty-eight members
present besides County SUPERINTENDENT
Of Schools a. c. CooDer and Mrs
Cooper, Miss Sylvia Tocum. county
home demonstration agent for Hen
rico. and Miss Mary Helen Ferris. dis
trict home demonstration agent.
The Creighton club OF workers 10
one one, Of the eight home Demonstration
county federation Of clubs. The fed de
GRAFTON Is just now pushing the move
ment for county school nurse and
the prospects are Increasingly bright
LOT securing one as shown by the in
the omen meetings Of individual clubs.
Pupils OF the Creighton School of
which there are only four grades %
gave program yesterday afternoon
for the entertainment of the visitors
Spirit" u''i'y
Fruit salad. hot chocolate solte,
@a ited naniscos: chocolate cake and
at the close OF the program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
C0L0RED JURIST TO SPEAK
HERE ON NOVEMBER "a
Judge Robert IT. Terrell VIII Leetur.
on "Pnst, Present md Future
of Negro,

thermometers will be given oppor-
,unity to hear Robert II. Terrell OF
Washington. the only colored Judge in
tie United States, at a meetinp wh;ch
VIII be held at o'clock on the night
OF November "a at the City Auditorium
SON white and colored citizens arc
askcu 10 come and section Is to he
reserved by the committee in charge
Tor white citizens who wish to attend
Inc Past, Presen' and Future Of
the Negro in This Country" will be the
subject Of the lecture which the
speaker VIII give. This meeting Is TO
De given under the auspices OF com
Will be presented TO CONGRESS- at ire
hcNt regular session. deat'nE with a
solution OF the negro problem"
ARRANGEMENT Tor n special musical
program in which the Sabbath C;Iee
CLUB and quartette Of women singers
WILL ne tie features is In progress
me Capital City Lodge Band OF
Colored Eiks VIII escort the speaker
from the train
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
Today and Tonight
in kic.

Stockholders OF Virginia Railway
nhd ROVER Company meet in Power
c"mpnn!'s building, seventh and
frahkiin Streets. Mt noon.
tearing In condemnation pro-
ccedinSs of Mnssnponnx RnIIrond
Company w. SpotSylVnnia railroad
company before State Corporation
Commission. II,
Mrs. Rufus Dawes speaks mt Won,-
ans Club on "Fhc story of the
Community Kitchen" mt 4.
Jewish mnss-mccting nj John
Marshall High school auditorium
nj :.
Joint Legislative committee of
General Assembly ON liability fnsur-
ance meets in senate Chamber, State
Capitol. Mt 10.
Special services Mt Stockton Street
Bapti>t Church under direction of
Thomas IL. Morton Mt =.
Annual meeting OF member. NJ
virginia Boat Club in Business
Mems Club nj q.
Meeting of womnn's board OF
Methodist Institute Mt IL.
tEric-Nnudevillc md pIcture.
3:3o. +. 80 md 2:30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
WILL EQUIP REPAIR SHOP
state Highway Department VIII Use
OyerhauIinE Trucks.

BY order Of the Penitentiary Board.
s she building known as No. 9 at the
out of use for some time. has been
turned over to the State Highway Com
Work Will be begun at once towards
turning the building into a repa Ir shoD
for the motor equipment now in the
possession OF the Highway Department.
and which was turned over TO them by
the War Department..
An office Is to be put up and an in.
cline constructed leading to the Sec
ond floor. SO that cars can be conveyed
there without the use OF an elevator.
This work. IL was estimated yesterday,
would take about one month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
.ARM|ST|CE LOSSES NOT
DUE TO PASSES ISSUED
Committee in Charge of Celebration
Declares That Number Granted
Was Almost Negligible.
CARNIVAL OWNER IS SUED
krausse Said to Have Left Unpaid
Bills Amounting to $4,000 for
Those at Head OF Affair TO Settle.
Bank Account Here Attached.

That the financial failure OF the
carnival held in Richmond during
| Armistice Week was not due TO tho
promiscuous distribution OF passes and
mat the action taken by Clyde w
Saunders in the City Circuit Court Of
Richmond on behalf OF the armistice
committee is not effort 10 have
the owner OF the krausse shows stand
part OF the celebration losses not his
| own. was the sense OF i statement
given out las; night by the Armistice
Week celebration committee.
II is declared that the number Of
passes given out by the committee was
almost negligible. and that the COM
nittee is only endeavoring to have the
carnival owner settle unpaid bills con-
tracted on his account
In statement made public yester-
day Ben krausse. operator Of the
street carnival held here last week. in
d!cated that due to lagrant abuse in
issuing free passes to the carnival nv
the armistice committee there is a
Large loss apparent which would other
wise not have developed.
Holding Him for Losses.
Mr. krausse claims that the action
:" zen IN the city court, and which has
resulted IN attaching his bank account
IN the Central National Bank. is to
have him pay part OF the COMMITTEES
losses.
As 10 the issue OF passes. the COM
r'!ttet stated last night that not more
than $50 committee passes had been
granted. In addition there were
passes to service men. all of which
were paid for by the committee a; the
rate of 80 cents each, a total OF ST.
400 being handed Mr.. krausse as reim-
hu"Seir ent.
Thc real trouble. the committee an
nounced, was due 10 the fact that Mr.
hrausSe had left unpaid bills approxi-
mating $500, which he asked the COM
nittee to settle.
Bills Made for Prizes.
These bills are for prizes given away
al the Society Circus. ii was stated,
and accounts contracted by NJ.
krausse before the armistice celebra-
ton, and strictly obligations on his
part. In an effort 10 have these bills
paid, the suit was entered in the City
Circuit Court and an attachment made
on the bank balance of MIR. Krausse
The committee admitted there were
losses sustained by MIR. Krausse, but
they were due to rulings regarding the
operation OF part of his carnival
equipment, over which the committee
had no control.
While civil action has been insti-
tuted. both sides, it was stated, are
anxious to settle the matter out of
court. and some settlement may be
reached today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
LEAVE FOR CONVENTION
Nine Representative of Railroad Y. N
Z. \. TO Attend Rig Gathering
in Detroit.

Among the delegates from Richmond
70 the International convention of the
Y. NJ. &. a.. which convcncs today at
Detroit. Mich. viii he nine representa-
lives Of the Richmond branch OF the
Railroad Y. NJ. 9. A.
They are w ID. Duke, Federal man
agcr. Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac; W. T.. Johnston. road fore
man OF engines. Chesapeake and Ohio:
T.. w. Grice, manager purchases. stores
and safety, Chesapeake and Ohio; John
{. Lewis. assistant road foreman OF
engines. Richmond. Fredericksburg and
!. NJ c. A.; D. o Hibbard. bovs' sec
rotary State Y. NJ. c. a.: r. r. Watkins.
religious work secretary. Railroad Y
NJ. g. A.; T. u. Foster, general secre-
tary Railroad y. NJ G. A. and c. X
Roper, Jr., international railroad sec
rotary.
The convention will adjourn on No
vcmbcr %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
SEARCH FOR MISSING BOY
BEING MADE FAR AND WIDE
Ji"ri> Kennedy Disappears From Home
Af'cr Going on Errnnd for
His Father.

p'Ilg"nt search Is now being mad.
= several cities in an effort 10 locatc
lNleen- year old Clovis V. Kennedy. Of
.'i' street VINO disappeared from
- nome last Monday morning. Efforts
discover his whereabouts have so
ar proved futile
f9ung Kennedy left his homo soon
Yer ms father l.. Il. Kennedy. sent
cen heard OF Clovis. Several theories
ave been advanced. among them one
nat IN" boy is still somewhere in
i"hinoud.
lie Was described by his father as
tVsng brown eyes and hair, a frccklcd
&C. and large head, and is about five
t'IL When he left home he wore
lack lur cup, and brown suit Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
SPEED UP MILK CARS
nster Service Assured After Confer
ence of Producers md HALLWAY
NcPrcnc n ntlNes Hero.

at conference OF milk producers
nd railway officials held yesterday at
'lcEcrs Hotel plans were made for
hGing milk cars direct from Har,i-
'h"urg 10 Norfolk. In the past thc
livery OF milk between these points
~ been slow.
IN" ne" ARRANGEMENT Will wor),
the advantage Of the uro.
"s'r IN me valley section OF tho state
nd IN" milk consumer In the Tldcwat,r
'strlct The conference was called Y,
~ owen director OF tho division OF
Agriculture. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
WILL BID NEXT WEEK
Representatives Of LnrEe Concerns In
vestfSntinE Heller Factory in
South RIcimond.
representatives

Several representatives Of large
concerns are investigating the facili-
ties Of the South Richmond boiler
piant OF the Newport News Shipbuild-
nS and Dry Dock Company. For this
~ehson bids for it's sale have been
postponed until next week
Early reports limited that large
automobile manufacturing firm was
considering the purchase of the plant.
but later developments Indicate that
the plant Will he sold to an Industry
nahulihS products OF larger tyne
such as boilers. s!los and similar out,
put,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
OLD OFFENDER SENT ON
sam Davis, Pardon~d by Governor
''"ca 10 Grnnd Jury on House
brcRkinS Charge

sam Davis. colorcd charged with
breaking and entering the home ~
w. y. Hicks. 5i4 Denny Street. ana
stealing gold watch and chain. Wax
sent on TO the grand jury ycstrrday
morning when tried in Police Cour,
According to the police. DAVIS con
'esscd to the crime. which was com
United while he was en- parole aficr
serving eighteen years OF A thirty-six
year sentence on numerous charges OF
consolidating. lie was pardoned NV
GOVERNOR Davis in the spring OF this
year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19

R. Tsy nsan5:so ayl :r g!essns elder 81 The
P!sss Ms,SSdis; eh4-ea ;o snsf q. q; P1 ;hs
Vii, MeF 1si5 2; the Jane. EiysE Ga-asn Club
Gt3 gnST5ST. "hst n;i" oscsk at !he
Wes,inSrelant Davis 'as husSS o. MIS-
IA -; IND Ms5Sr Il c!Sson lett ys SER
ness psr,ainins 70 the STATE hish@ % SUN in
ss'i a ssS 3 .a Tasy and SO f5S Wi
ira, s ss!Wesn ihs Federal Eovernmen, and
The stocEhoiters yes;Sraay mor mGH."s he
meet, meeting was the CONTINUANCE Of pre-
Mas sa{G Sn} until mil pse"nbeT when
cuss the situation.
nses' ssaA @ Bsssds in As
auditorium 81 John Marshsn High school
h OF cou hs Eur
Gafk of S S1"SsSa speaker VIII be Morris
Member, OF tho stockton street Bapti.,
Church, at Twelfth and Stockton Streets
WI! hold ma snSeial meeting toniEh, at
Morton several speakers have been ar.
AMI slsf 6t mSsnr Mi Mi
ter around ,hG part OF the stockton Street
,Aui -, '' It's IN tue s'o,VOp,nup
Baptist drive.
Percy Williams. colored. twenty-five years
old. of so2 Brook Avenue. was lodged in
IA. second Police Station Yesterday after
noon ON the charge OF breaking ana enter
ing The slor"house Of Thomas X. Critz 1SS
iiroOh Avenue. from which he is alleged
- have stolen quantity OF picture fra meg.
Nc VIII D., "INcn hearing In Police Court
TIN" nur!.ur
! Senator j o'CNnor GoolricS and other
| mcmHcrs OF The General Assembly Of Nir-
rtnin arrived in Richmond yesterday and
! are making l'lhns 10 arrange better vcnti-
! laiion for tho Senate chamber in the Ca pitCl
/ tuilting. II was stated last night that these
7 ARRANGEMENTS viii proba bly, be complete cd this
; week ana work begun al once this
I Improvement 80 that II Will be comp. L cd
/ ho(Orr The January session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19

except the representatives Of the stata
Corporation Commission.
The case had been pending for sey
eral years. a ruling of the interstate
Commerce Commission is awnac,ad
shortly. peSeo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
FUND FOR WIDOW AND HER
CHILDREN GOES OVER TOP
Case Presented by Associated
Charities for Relief of Poverty
Stricken Family.

Contributors TO The Times Dispatch
relief fund carried the amount needed
Tor Case No. over the top yesterday,
the total received being sl95.60. This
amount will be turned over to the AS
sociated Charities, which will direct
its expenditure for immedite neccssi-
tics for the widow and her family.
Another case has been presented TO
The Times Dispatch and will be known
as Case No. 9, for the amount OF $50.
II is the story OF an invalid father
who has become afflicted Gathered
about him are his wife and four little
children, the youngest nine months
and the oldest five years old
The savings which the family ac-
cumulatcd when the father was well
and able to work. have long since
exhausted. and the little mother has
been striving to provide for her family,
but FOUND II a task which could not be
net and an appeal is now being made
to the public TO relieve the conditions
In the poverty stricken family
Following are the receipts acknowl-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Roanoke has made appijcatio, ~ ~,
.tc' ut At General Of Nircinia To- -o,..
ssIeni COMPANY OF militia and the rsques;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19

=. AccoEdirc to information received Al ,h.
iNNN! recruiting Station yesterday Henry
:. Acar's, 81 lel Colonial Avenue Rich
,aond, mas been promoted 10 ;hird-class
: sS'nah- Adams Is on ;hc L. s. : North