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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
FORGERY CASE CONTINUED
W. ID. tpperson ArraiEned In Police
Court and Trial Set for
January 3.

Charged on Two warrants with at
tempting To defraud Richmond banks
0y me, means Of forgery and worthless
ialgncd in Police Court yesterday
morning and the case continued until
January g.
According 10 the police. Apperson
forged the name of II. l.. Fauntleroy.
a merchant. OF New Kent County. on
Planters National Bank draft.
wH!ch vas deposited in the Central
Nat;ionai Bank Later. the police
trough Washington bank. and the
~. sed forgery was discovered after
IN. check had gone through all the
Iran. hes OF financial exchange and
AnAl!y reached Richmond
ANDERSON was arrested Friday when
~ attempted 20 draw the remaining
zoo on the deposit by means Of a
check in favor Of IT. H. Deal" Az
herson. the police claim. stated that
ne ,workrd for T: II. Deal, who was
carpenter al Johns Hopkins Uni
N'rsity but authorities found this
mans name TO he Johnson. followinr
Nhich police claim that Appcrson adj
!1itted The charges "
IN 1915, according 20 police records.
hrrerson was arrested in WiIliams
rurR IN five warrants for forgery. but
li' matter was settled out Of court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
GOVERNOR TO ISSUE CALL
FOR ELECTION THIS WEEK
once Left Vacant ny Death of Con-
gressnnn Watson VIII
He Filled.

Governor westmoreland Davis Will
take no action III issuing a writ for
special election in the Fourth Dis
trict 10 nll the vacancy created by the
death 9! Congressman Walter Watson
until he returns TO his office Monday.
after spending the Christmas holidays
at his home in I.oudoun County. This
announcement was made Yesterday
afternoon by Colonel Leroy Hodges. Il id
TO the Governor, who had a CONVERSE
ton with him over the long distance
telephone yesterday morning.
Judge "atsons successor will prob
ably not fill any OF the uneNu!red term
in the House of Representatives which
comes 10 an end on March l. 1920. was
the opinion expressed yesterday by
those in touch with political conditions
in the Fourth District. At least sixty
days must elapse before the election
Will actually take place. il was pointed
out, because of the necessity of meet
ing election requirements.
Indications now point 20 the prob
ability Of the new Congressman TAX
ing his seat about March 4. when the
next session OF Congress opens or very
soon after that date
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
FUNERAL OF GENERAL cox
WILL BE HELD AT RALEIGH
Services -.WiiI he Conducted at
o'clock mt Christ Episcopal
Church,

General William Ruhin CoX's re-
III lakewood Cemetery. Raleigh, cap!-
tai of the State which he served with
distinction as soldier, jurist and states
man.
The services will be conducted in
that city at 3 o'clock, in Christ Epis-
copal Church.
Relatives and friends OF General
Cox, who died in Westbrook Sana-
forum, Richmond. Friday afternoon
accompanied the body to Raleigh yes
terday.
The two sons Of General Cox
Colonel Albert Cox and Captain Fran
els Cox. came To Richmond yesterday
morning and took charge Of arrange
rnents for the funeral. General Cox 5
widow is the former Miss Kate Cabcll
daughter of the late Henry Coalter
Cabcll. OF Richmond.
Pallbcarers will be North Carolina
friends OF the general.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
PLAN 100000 CAMPAIGN
FOR BUILDING AT V. P. |
Memorial: to students VITO Fell in war
to Re Erected ut
lila ksburg

Tho Alumni Association Of the Viz
ria Eua ~ .CAnic Institute has re-
y!yt,I The plan TO erect a sloo, 900 club
binding OF tho CAMPUS a. RiackGburs
Nrst proposed after tn. commencement
~ lPtG. -i'uc 10 the war tht project
VAS abandoned, but hcadqua rtcrs arc
- lie. established in Richmund 10 raise
~" necessary funds from alumni and
tri"IaS. Of oihc scGool,.iH. ali rarts Of
he weird The proposed building will
y" orecicd In honor OF The cadets and
EraHnhi"s who fell in. thn world war
entrance 70 the Canlnu. from the prin
clral street Of Elnck sburg T, will he
Sscd lot visiting aluuni and friends
hnh IN" bachelor faculty. The cxccu-
I'VE c2innittoc "f The Alumni Associa
't"h IS hdHh!ing the plans and will
Gith me campaign immediately after
,NcW Years IJay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
ARGENTINA MUCH DISTURBED
BY ANARCHIST PROPAGANDA
Much Labor Unrest and One Inhtnucc
or Wheat burning IL
NeDOrtcu.

BUENOS AIRES Dec 2I.--Thc police
are active in many parts of the coun-
try. especially in the agricultural! dis
trictS. in an effort to arrest anarchists
and other agitators and confscate com
munistic literature. which appears to
have been widely Northumberland the
harvest hands.
The first instance OF wheat brnin.,
following tn. threats recently made by
Il group of Scvolut'N aries. occurred
last night at Lconca. In the PROVING.
of Cordoba, where three stacks were
set on fire and loss Of 1000 pesos
resulted.
Teiegraphic reports from various
points Indicate there is much labor
unrest, evidenced by numerous mass
meetings OF different classes Of Ia
some places. The railroad strike in
Northern Argentina continues, but no
disorder is reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

p p%:ts, Fl fy spii'S and vars lined, $50
BERLIN. Dec. .7.-Th,s the Poles
contemplate recruiting six classes OF
Gp6 ,a! GysT pSl5s SS asts oIis
chsfsslIv thS s. tSS' r sH slS S.ahu
slec, lf1m reiisbls i'oiish 't duar :.sS ~
"a RlS.nioec. 2,-Nuess In Troceuer.
a4 S Of sre tnfs OF Si1 At for H9ida
Deputies today that 5000. 0o0. 600 francs
would hc realized from the liquidation
Hoo6ooco FRANCS w"upl accrue from
ne iiquidatlo'i- % American army sup
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. Dec. az
Ericadier-tieneral Richard w Young.
nr.sats il France during lie way. died
1-rc tonight. following an operation
or a?"endicEis, performed, 3. week
nAEl s. , | ?7',,-cnrls:;sss Snd New
eng back iswo weeks an 1aeir. work OF
S SSGrIE me ES t ss ae!G4sFTt %aiSn
ae completed in 2O2o. or 2o25
DENVER. COE0.: Dec. ia reques,
,2 rlan proff ySTGsn q" F ,nf
and IRON Company At Pueblo. vas re-
I'VE, Wt.sS sSIs l%9Tn sgg - r,e Mis-.
ssiP psS Nl,ss i5 5ho oidss; ard "s sm Miu
hr LARGEST cotton mills OF the STATE.
Ne-e sold today TO a group az Copiah
Gouu:y .Lne!s- vino NIL demoAsh the
r,antS, which havc been idle since
1905. When rrhey' wers trosed during 4
strike.
LIVERPOOL. Dec -=.-An offer by
,t-S, AustTia II. eoyerumept. 20 pledge the
IMPERIAL art tressurts for loans 70 re.
Iieve the food shortage, is being laid
before American. BRITISH and French
capitalists. AND 4 is,.expec,ed that ar,
rangemeiltS Tor the needed financial aid
will be made with l syndicate OF these
capitalists II the ?ledginE OF these
treasures is approved br the allied
governments.
NEW YORK. Dec 27.-Ranon =.
DeneEri. MEXICAN consul general IN
New York. issued .;tatement tonight;
n WHICH he quoted President carranza
a. tcclar4rl -entirely false. the text
% letters made public by Senator Fail.
OF New Mexico, purporting TO show
Carranza was in sympathy with radi-
cal elements in this country.
BOISE IDAHO. Dec. 27.--Governor
Davis today called a Speci2i one day
= session OF the Idaho Legislature: for
/ FebruarH II, TO ratity the nationa
suffrage amendment. The formal call
I stipulateS that no other legislation
!. may be considered,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
TWO HIT BY AUTOMOBILES
tfnnkcy Nelson and Thomas Winston
Are Victims OF Traffic
Accidents,

Two minor accidents were recorded
a,.c three persons arrested for alleged
speeding in Richmond yesterday
iiankcy Nelson. colored, Of Hcnrico
county was run down yesterday aft
tcrnoon at > o'clock at WILLIAMSBURG
Eoad and Louisiana Street and slight
y injured by an automobile driven by
joseph Jordan. ll5 Nicholson street.
Thomas Winston, >. colorcd child.
was struck by truck in front of his
hc'nc 1871 Moore Street. and slightly
Injured Tho ca" vas driven by Mat
thew Thornton. u West Charity
street.
Vernon Green, 4l6 West Clay Street.
"n' j. =. SMITH. 270i-A Stuart Ave
~, were arrested on speeding
charges as was w. G. Garbett Jr of
t:l2 Floyd Avenue. j. +. Lowcry. 81.
Of 1886 Ashland street. was charged
with careless and reckless driving
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
CHiLDREN,S HOME, SOCIETY.
ENIERTAlNS. YOUNGSTERS
Christmas, Tree. Gifts md Dinner
Given TO Orphans at Highland
Pnrk Home.

qurean. NLaae. iiigbland PARK. the
SIXTY children cared for 10y the Chill
dr,n's Home Society of Virginia had
what was voted TO be the most won
derfu}. Chr! simas for years
The Christmas tree, gifts and deco
rations were secured by the Santa
Mrs. ]. Tyler Jobson il chairman. and
which for the last eight years has
performed this service FOR the Chill
drens Home society. Other officers
OF the club are Mrs. Augustine Nun
maker. Mrs Augustus Berry Mrs. u.
f. Daidsn and MIR. and Mrs II. Eng
lish. Stockings. Toys dolls and va
riety Of gifts : were histr4buted by
Santa Claus, impcrsonated hy Mr. Eng
lish
Contributions Of Richmond people
for the children OF the tChildrcn's
Home Socidtv this year Included
among other things, q barrel OF apples
and crate OF oranges. !rou j. "
Blilcy; candy. oranges and apples from
Mrs, J. ". .W0odson: ~ abundant sup
ply Of fct cream In bricks frcih The
trola and. records from Randolph VII
liams. Toys and other gifts from T. T..
Tragic and 7. 7. Burbank. and an
clabOrat" dinner by Mrs. J. j English.
Jr. Four large turkeys formed the
major portion Of the dinner.
officers OF he Cniiircn's Home So
ciety stated last night that they dc
sired through the newspapers OF Rich
r:ond 70 cypress their ggatetul"rpprc-
people in making this Christmas the
haun!rst OF occasions for the sixty in
mates Of the home Oh FourQurcan
!.l|ltx
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
, LATE NEWS BULLETINS

r.ZElNCoLN- NEE, Dec. 27.--The most
W Rge,Gntious OF The many functions in
holiday visit MAS a dinner tei dcred h;1,
Ioday by the Lincoln Commercial ,'uh
ffve hundred diners, The capacity OF
speeches by Mayor Miller. Govcrnoorr
sicNelv!e and General PcrShinr YER.
on ;Tcminisccnt ana neiEhhOrly themes
n iHh STSk. Dec. 2T.-Gcueral Scrnc-
pointed commander t.1i:-chi,U OF III.
! .rkn'sk; Baia-'i ard Amur nil
head OF the .All-Russian coynrnfnnri
= was announced today
i BRUSSELS, Dec. @7Llicavv nooas
;rha Fss lh1S IN, IN al parts Of Belgium.
rel ana The Samhre more thhn SEVEN,
ne lower part of Char!eroi and Mons
tEe lhuhtat"d Rain continues
Po T[I, ~ i;oh OLA, Dec q Chief Of
sould not be located early ,onigbi bl
nm couriy or ely police oncsrs. al
y the effect THAT ne ie:; ,nerc ",, ,.g
nyening train for THIS city. '''
:, kNoNVILLE. TENN. Dec. ~ g,
5Ipp;S.!achi4a d!strtat is holding up the
.nfodlvti"n ot coal to about onetthITC
~ no! MA DutpLt according to I J.,
i;, I'll i, -ify q the Southern Ap-
arre. VINO states t.ai tae production is
wnE Eept To about tO0 Or 600 cars
faciii;;es 'r' - transportation
~" 'Ji'-isAN9 Dec 27-Tle joinl
SRfn sSion q senators aud Congrcs.
!aen on postsi ra.aries WIN mecS her.
ront'ai ifi tclnt quay. Mos; % tho
~ s"i - devoted :" nearIngs. u
n 20 a''r JH1n ~ !iauEnead,
<: .tia lama. - chairman ~ the com .
I.ATJ, ca,t,fr
SO ."T"9ns "r. az rerousy il! hero
'AS q result OF drinking . =, h.rky suit
s., ~. OtIAGeE Jamaica Ginger. -
h'sDf."i oih'ers are Inyesii-
S%,;I E5r,t IN 81 i y ihe aHsrtuie.
S 0r,S NJ; ne! -{e."ra Payne. OF
s{chard 80 ~ ne'r ma. rter She
r.. $3.50 -, 90 ~ injury If". an candida. s
To-, eS.."Hj OF We. i'tes.dcui Of ia.
,uh,fb e.tss 81 panty o.
,inns Nv rni,,5,i D| NtTlH onEen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
RE..A4URDERV VERDICT
SET ASIDE BY JUDGE
Declares That He Does Not Believe the States Theory of
Robbery and Resulting Murder in
9.i 80. Knoxville Case

Tho contention that the woman went
out TO rob tartn was characterized as
absurd by the judge.
II Maud Moore had come before, The
court and told the truth. said The court.
she probably would have been freed.
and most certainty would have re-
cciNcd noth.n. more than. "A verdict
OF voluntary muuSlduHhter. Miss Moore
Mas returned 10 Jail hut ii was .cX-
Nrcted that n new bond would he made
tor her tonight o. tomorrow.
The motion for 4 new trial in the
Naude Moore case came up today fol =
lowing her conviction III Criminal
Court here u few weeks ago. when tho
jury which heard the evidence return =
ii Il verdict Of murder i'll the first de
gree. With mitigating circumstances.
ANA placed he- punishment At twenty
one years III the state penitcnti3ry.
In granting her Il new trial Judge Nell
SON said the verdict was not warrant - d
by the evidence. but added that he
would have approved a verde: OF muir
der in The second degree.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
SEVEN FORMER GERMA.l
CLIPS AR TRAN -5ERREO
Union .Jnck Is Raised nnd Vessels Iic-
come i'nrt of british Mer-
chtint Murine.
Thy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. Dee .7.--Scvon former
German ships now anchored in New
ncrrcd today by the United states
pumping Boardl to the British Minis
the order "rPa5 b T rreoranneS y w,h
NO FORMAL ceremony marked the
,ransler Skeleton british crews were
b.uSeH ABOARD the vessels, and the
Union Jack ~ VIC
W. ne transferred ships are the Graf
WaiucIsec: Pretoria. KaiSerin Aueustc
n!ctCrR. Ieppelin. Mobile. Prinx Fried
I rot Wv Wiineln and the Cap Finisterre.
men ''ie iast eleven weeks British sea
aboard the vessels ''"s !" 50
Through no official information ,ro .
oDtalhable. IL is understood thc '.hina
VIII remain here about i've u snips :,
,;s a,uing cargo. and then go to an Jcn~.
iism port where they will be oynr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

four years an engineer on tho wash.
inEton division of the Chesupeake and
ohio hallway. was held at 8 O'clock
TINS afternoon from his late residence
the service being conducted nv pr
James Is. Jollin. pastor of tho First
MethOdist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
spnln Protest. Raj, Rnte Advance.

MADRID. Dec. 27.-Thc proposal to
Increase rates on the railways has
raised n storm OF protest from ship
2.rs. who argue that higher freight
TStes VII be ruinous to their business.
me railway companies. however. de-
care II is Impossible to continue
o9pcratins under the present tariff and
tile government unless an Increase is
Granted. In toe circumstances the
government has decided TO permit
s)mc increases in rates but not nil
!nat the companies asked.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
nv Assoc.a;eG Press

NNpNNIlJ.E. TENN. Dec, 2r.-JudEr
Y. -; IL .NclSon."of the Knox County
Crhninal Court. in setting aside The
verdict Of murder ia the frs; degree
against Maud Moore confcssed SLAYER
dealer, while on aii ,eutomobilc ride.
dGc!Artl IN effect, tina, he did not >bc-
ESre th"iS'atFS theory Of robbery and
r1iSuhing mNrder
judge Nelson outlined what he
termed third theory. which he said
ne iad reached. AFTER ~ careful analysis
OF the evidence. warrautinE- the op;iiion
mat tHe Shooting. OCCURRED. as result
OF an :arSun:cnt during H,i nrt ON Obile
rid" for Immoral purposes
Judge Nelson characterized Miss
NooreS story AS fabrication from
start - finish, but also declared there
rant The assumption OF a plot on the
PART OF Miss Moore and her friend,
acHrsSnty before DAD after, he fact.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
Bury Hunting Victim Todny.

Funeral services for Philip de
ou!hlinc, who died while on his wa
10 Elchmond> from Louisa County.
where he was Accidentally shot By his
n,sphew while hunting. Will be held
.niS afternoon in the home of his
nt3thcr- law, Mr.. Boley. living nj
~ Scinmes Avenue. at = o'clock.
nuTidi VIII be in Oakwood Cemetery.
MI &c 8uintine is survived by his
"iiH two sisters and his mother
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
NEGRO SAYS HE USED GUM
/" WHILE HAZY WITH DRINK
Petersburg Police Tturi send. J,rnnl,
h"nhe an 10 itustins.
Grand Jury.

.n.s.l. 20 The Times Dispatcn.I
"lie1de To-" negro VINO shot Dc,aaiivN
- , tt'e IN The lr& on .Novcml,er 20.
~ !Hlrr TIA" ..arnr light. shot nd
i,,,'.''F''E T"Hnd'A .ELu.bin Waiter ]
Tst Fcdernis officer. WHO was All =
TX Nc pol'>c Z" e0hidrc' Eepde was
'.r'gt - IN" Police Court TITS morning
~. on q" rho ilnY,inrs Court on
"'oii 'iSr. E"idc denied most MOSTLY d.
~ t,hb', % shot DctcC.lv, Evans nn,,
q i'Int" 'h"' ~. was, under the in :
nW,Ht: II som" Find ~ Z drink. which
elano@Ar FRA; hc iiad bhly,' nv, ,.co,,d ,oc
snn "l ,h4"i tHE t:un-w hon tho poiic.
Sn'ttG;Hr.l%,i his house bn, clnincd ,hhi
Inn ne me gun at any part.cula =
jnr'ng any ono IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
WOODS NEPHEW KILLED
o""p"n!ohs on Hunt Hear Crnck of
Gun md Then See Youth
Fnll Dead.
INy Associntcdpressl

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Dec. 2I
H HiDer L. key. Jr.,, i5. son of Com,no-
nS n: l.; Key. Of this city. and nephew
" MrS; Leonard Wood. was accident
atiy killed near Cedar Grove. Ga. ,his
az aII'ernoon while hunting with a party
vi Erolnihent young men Of this CITY
Dung Key vas alone at tho I'm.
nis companions hearing the crack of
me gun ana seeing him fan to the
sFouhu. lie was dead when the Young
men reached his side. having hcci si,ni
through the heart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
brief News notes.

a telegram received today from Eal-
timore announces the condition of l.. NJ
Clements as being more favorable. and
the chances good for an ultimate re-
covery.
County. died at the Petersburg Hospital
yesterday afternoon
The Methodist Sunday School Asso-
citation of this city viii meet 1T Me
mortal Church Sunday evening. when
plans for the school of leaders, which
will be held in February, Will come un
for adoption.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
Charge Is Dismissed.

Jake Abrahamian merchant, was
dismissed in Police Court yesterday
wen arraigncd on five charges OF
belonging TO q number Of Cary Street
merchants The charges have been
standing for several months following
ne arrest OF negro on the charge
o. stealing the goods from Il freight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
FAVOR DAYLIGHT SiVINGI
T. P. A. MEMBERS ADOPT
MEASURE ADVOCATING BILL
travellers Also Pass dissolution tnil-
ing Tor Improvement of Sp0tayI-
SRniu Route.

.h% propgsed hishwa%" % Between ,aN Siehs
vania county instead OF by Caroline
County, another advocating a daylight
nnr X NV NV. III Ntrsin,a similar 10 the
OF me Intention to help the govern
mtni r.d the country OF radicals were
shc principal ACCOMPLISHMENTS of the
'iNr Association, held last~nignt
W Is tridlin. chairman of the good
roaaS rommittec Of the post presented
IrS rS|nni,, Tor opposins the highway to
rrSocricksburS via Caroline County.
and the body voted to back the fight
iG. RT rrn ,n. route through Srotsylvanla.
banded. themselves 10 help bu;ld the
road. "
- y pronosal from the Presidents Club
|" pass resolutions ask ng the Vir-
s,nin lt;S l TO pass a dayligh :
appoint committees TO go in person
before the law makers.
nv aI TitS "y T., which ,n is being adopted
v"cotinr that ths govcrnmrmt take
Eo:sSrys,s y. ~ II! s"S and %dI'R Rindr cd
ouSiE The resolution says in part:
herciS th:rct has been inCubatsd
i in hri" Matched in Russia and there
nave made their secret flight 10 our
sacred shores and attempted To lay
Imslr hithy eggs in the nest OF demo
Whereas their infamous propananda
- aohorrent TO every instinct Of our
american people, in that they would
uiSoraenize society. abolish the right
or Tree worship. confiscate church
property, dcsecrate the sacred rights
OF ne nome" nationalize our wives.
rioI, rape and rdin. and"
tonight AT o'clock the annual
CnurSh service OF the post will he held
ir,l,
street. the services being conducted
oE the post chaplin. Rev. j. j. Gravatt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
SEN, to City Lail.

Russell. q. Edwards and Joe Fields.
the TWO young white me harvested Ivy
the police the latter part OF November
FOR breaking into and entering the
clothing store "f Blacker Bros. plead
guilty To the charge. and We're sem
fenced TO sin months in the city jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
Mrs. Martha $. unIInr,

BRISTOL. Dec. .27.--Funera services
for Mrs. Martha S. Ballard VIZ ,,iet,
mere: wore hald yesterday al tho horne
on Moore Street. The Rev. w -
the local cemetery. '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

was caused by Il defective huc. had
gained Roadway when the screams OF
the prisoners attracted attcnt ion.
Prompt efforts Ivy Sheriff Rousseau VINO
rescued ali the prisoners. and OF citi-
Gems living nrar the jail resulted in
cNtinguiShinG the flames.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

BRISTOL. Dec. 27.-W. l.. Fr!zzell.
-, prominent citizen. is dead here.
Death was due 10 heart failure He
had been in declining health for some
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28

TYNCFlIEUIsG VA. Dec. o7.-Ver-
non, ?. son Of J. T.. kcrsey, Of this
Ghy sustained tho fracture of his col
ar zone Christmas Day. while at piay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
rrisoner.,t. in:Ainnrn,ng J,i,:

ISnhtfs cC1Ilineo IN ihe. .amnlI
rrinec George Conrthoi,s. h,d '"', u.
.sn al rs from Eaius burned 10 dea, h
wv '-''Sisi'ttss ,inotDiaG. IN. iiec..which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-28
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

Jnmrs IL. Gov
CHARLOTTESNII.LE Dec. 1--rh a
FUNERAL OF James r. Cox. for twenty
The Republican journal., 1919-08-14
THE CHURCHES

St Margaret's Charel, Sunday, Aug.
10th. Morning prayer and sermon at
1915 a. m. Rev. E. F. Ferris, priest in
charge. The public are invited to wor-
ship with us
Services will be held at the Baptist
church next Sunday at 10.45 a m. Rev.
Harry H Upton will supply the pulpit.
Sunday school at noon. The public is
cordially invited to these services.
Peoples Methodist Church, Rev
Charles w, Martin, pastor; parsonage,
No. Court ST.; telephone, 2l3.1l. Sum
day morning preaching, TO- As; Sunday
school, 1900; Sunday evening preaching,
73O. Prayer meeting this, Thursday,
evening at 7.30. Thepublic is cordially
invited to attend all these services.
The Republican journal., 1919-08-14
NORTH BELFAST.

Alfred Walton of Newton, Mass, ar
rived Tuesday morning to visit his father
w II. Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carpenter and
daughter Dorothy arrived last Saturday
and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
B. Ladd.
Mrs. Fred r. Downs, Miss Blanche
Downs and Miss Carrie Brier Of Somer-
vile, Mass, arrived last week and are
with Mrs. R. S. Brier and family.
Mrs. George U. Hatch and daughter
Elizabeth and John Armstrong of New
Haven, Conn, arrived Tuesday morning
and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Hatch.
The Ladies Aid society held their an
nuai sale and entertainment Tuesday eve-
ming, Aug. 5th, and it was decided sue
cess, socially and financially. The sales
table was in charge of Miss Millie Mitch
ell and Miss Airline Walton. The fish
pond was under the control of Mrs. Mar
thon Doak. The entertainment, which
consisted of piano solos, vocal solos, quar-
tettes, duets and readings, was under the
direction of Mrs. Frank Tibado Ice
cream was served The total receipts
were about 500.