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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
Drothy Brown, 70 years. Isn Colurnihs road
Bertha A. Burgess s. In n. J. ave nv.
FIorencs L KIenk. 80. 81 uth 81 -.
Martha f. Hutchisoo, C. TuS 10Th st. ne
John Deylin, 4s, Walter Reed Hospital
Kathleen Z. Skyberg, !, Kendall Green.
lima y. wetmore, Il, aIs st. nv.
Mickal NeissnulleT, 7s, SIS 18th S. -.
Walter $ Jan es. 2. St ElizAbeth's Hospital
Samuel L. Stephenson 50. 1874 OuccOrsn st. nv.
Charles X. Foster. So. Z. R. Tracks, 7th and
r R ave. ne
JoSeph Z. Loyeless. 50, IDS Emerson 81 nv.
Lillian NJ. Lusby %. - Mo. ave. NV.
Betty Lee Sherwood, 2 days, Nat. Homeo. Hos
Inf. ot Joeepaine C. and Hawkins Tanner,
hours, 95 II St Nv.
COLORED.
Joseph II. Lee, p. Ils5 9Th st. ne.
John Jackson, es. Wash Asylum Hospital.
Sarah Ro6inson. u 50 d st. ss
FIosSe Lee. 2. - Myrtle s.. ne.
Thomas TNlrisy, D. Frredmen's Hospital.
Noble Dow, 2. Bnsrsency Hospital
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RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY.
GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia Avenue. near Boardv.E and centre Of
snusement- Come TO a well appointed hotel
and enjoy all the conTenieooes II ofes- Private
baths running water in rooms Elevstu. TnbAs
and service distinctive festuc- cS up daily.
Special weekly. CspSds co. Booflet- Auto
meets trains. W. F. SHAW. Prog.
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floor. front room; IS for one or so for
two; closet. apl-a
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE
Edward and Rosa White, girl
BenjEmin W, jr., and Helen u. Weis, gir-
Frank and Evira spigpoe, boy.
Ssmuel and Reba Stein. Gri.
Harold B. and Marguerite Pratt, EIl.
Eugene and Georgia RsIner, girl.
Roy T and N,naieen c. Haskell, girl and bog
John and Marie L. Hoover, giri.
James d. and Julia Horton- sirl
Harry Z. and Leona L F~sster. girl
Norman II. and Bessie UoShier. boa,
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PERSONALS.

W0RKTNGMEN, NOW AND THEN YOU
hear of some out-of-the-world dealer who sell.
pants at same price as we do, but takes
long while and a map to locate them. why
worry. Come here and find out that new
pants are sold very low at 50 to 81; price neal
Wholesale. JUsTH'S OLD STAND, 6ls d St
spl-it
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.

FRANK THEODORE ALLEN. DIRECTOR.
Astrological Research Society. Private Read.
ings. BY sppointnent only. s. T,pevrittsn
Forecasts, BY mail IS up Expert Vocational Ad.
viser. LIS L st nv. Phone Frsnkiin ssaa
Nls 0s
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Jobs For Wounded Men.

Civil Service repre- seEtatives have
been stationed at a lumber Of army
hospitals TO aid wcunded soldiers in
obtaining government employment
the War Department stated yester-
day.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

l43l NEWTON ST. NV, COL. 44l.-sEC0ND
hoor. front room; IS for one or so for
two; closet. apl-a
222 FIRST ST. NW-THlRD FLOOR. BACK
room. so; sentlemen only. MSS. apl-a
1913 18TH ST. NV. = LARGE ROOM on
third floor; electric light; soi gentlemen
Col. sls7. apl-2t
lsls H ST NW.-sEO0ND FLOOR FRONT
men; SIS each per month; windows in
room. spl-2t
31 GARFIELD ST. NS-oNE ROOM IS;
another SIS; private bath; gentlemen only;
new furniture apl-2t
1855 BILTM0RE ST. NV, COL. sal; SEC
ond floor room; mahogany fIniturei 80;
meals near apl-2t
QlI n ST. NW.-SBCOND FLOOR; IS FOR
one, or 80 for tSoi hot water; references
required apl-a
Z5 s. SPRUCE ST., CLARENDON, VA
Room. with use Of kitchen and dining room.
so: Falls Church cars apl-2t
lSO6 COLUMBIA ROAD THIRD FLOOR
room; men only; so for one; $40 for two.
Col. a. after p. m. apl-H
isi2 G ST. NV, APT. l2-SINGLE ROOM /;
for men only; 50 per week. near War De
partment. apl-2t
l536 OTIS PLACE NW.-SIX ROOMS FROM
SD to SIS EACH board II desired; no l. h, K
apl-a
2T FIRST ST. NV, NORTH 64N-sECOND
floor rOOmi So for two or three persons.
spl-9
1871 BTLTM0RE ST. NV, COL sse5--sEC-
ond floor, SO; back room, SO; also single
room; references: men, apl-a
I59 R. /. AVE NV, FRANKLIN 9Ss-
Second floor rooms; one at SO; another at
30; no ladies'; caE after 6. apl-a
1855 LAMONT ST NV. = THREE ROOMS,
with bath. SD sleeping porch; b. ". h.;
men only; garage. apl-H
$50 10TH ST NW.-TWO ROOMS, FUR
nished, SO; small room, s.; large library
no ladies or children. apl-9
III p ST. NV, WEST iT94 = SECOND
floor room IS; with use Of kitchen SO well
furnished. apl q
s. n ST. NW-THIRD FLOOR BACK FOR
two at SIS each; call after p.m.; ladies
only. .spl-G
FRONT ROOM; CORNER HOUSE; THREE
windows; steam heat; phone; nicely furnished :
near three car lines; walking distance Of de-
partment5; rent SIS Per month. ISIS First ST..
ne, corner Quincy place. apl-a
SIG ID NE-TWO VERY LARGE AIkY
rooms, front and back parIOrs. furnished; light
housekeeping porch in rear. apl-lt
1856 gh ST NW.-NEATLY FURNISHED
front rooms suitable for gentlemen; board il
oeslreui phoue service. apl7St
HOUSEKEEPING APT, TWO ROOMS AND
bath. furnished. Mrs. J. STERN. sg n. ].
ave. NV apl-3t
ARIZONA HOTEL. SO 0 St nw.-NE4TLY
furnished rooms; S. per week up; uansients,
81 up. mha-3ot
HELP YOURSELF BY RENTING
that spare room " meeting.
through the extra revenue, some of
this years extra taxation. Through
Herald classified advertising you
can secure a DESIRABLE TEN
ANT-one glad of the opportunity
to find DESIRABLE PLACE TO
LIVE. Phone Main 3300-give
your ad and bill will be sent.
NH 6-tt
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HELP WANTED.

|WANTED-COOK AND GENERAL HOUSE
worker: no laundry; white or eolored; su6ur'
han; good salary and home. Apply ROOM 30
Southern Building apl-3t
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FOR sALE-MlscELLANE0vs.

BRADBURY UPRIGHT PIANO; EXCEL.
lent condition; dininsroom set; brass beds.
single. double, one fne parlor rocker.
4lol Harrison g.. after pm. week daysi
hefore pm Sunday. Glove sD. mhs-N
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ROOMS FOR RENT

+ rOh hENl
~ ST sE-FTRNIsHED 2DFJOOR
| room next % bath b. ". h.; eleetric and gas
-bts. so a mOrth. apl-G
T=PNTsHED ROOM FOR LIGHT HOUSE
| EqruiuE: also other rooms for gentlemen.
|, rDly l2a5 Z st. NV. Phone Franklin s5H.
pp' apo-It
! = 2 ST Newell FURNISHED IS PER
/ month; 81 for two; men Ouly. apl-2t
! : WHITTIER PLACE Nw.-Two SMALL
| roons. so EACH OOs large room so; near
z--Iter Reed apl-2t
MICHIGAN AVE. NE.-PRIYArE HOME;
| one room IS. for two persons; meals across
tfreet- ApA7-
fII5 ETH 81 NW.-sEcoND FLOOR ROOM.
faring GeorSrtown College. apl-a
fT55 PARK R0AD NV. : THIRD FLOOR
.aSm next 10 bath; s. for two men,
apl.a
2 sTH 81. Nw.-SECoND FLOOR FRONT.
5 or 4. so: third floor IS; bah room sl2
apl-4
r. SEATOS PLACE NE-wELLFURNIsH-
81 rooua; SIS for crs; 50 for two. apl2t
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OLD-FASHIONED HERBS
MADAM PARKER

Gifted Palmlst 600 CLirroyaut, gives advice
on all Affairs Ct Life she asks NO questions. bu.
VIII tell yoI what Won want to know You win
be wsel and happier after seeing her sau,.
faction or no charges. Headings Ao.
HOURS 10 A, n. TO 8 r. NJ,
I'LL st. NV. between 18th and 18th sta
taA+qA
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nUOTOC for identification
|f0OlOO purp ses. ST..
FINISHED promptly. BROOKS,
Ta1o F s.. nw. ia28-oot
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LOST.

|DOSr-NECK PIECE, Blue Fox, on FRI
day. q, 1913, between 18th and Ath on + 81
Return to T6 Mas ase- and receive reward
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SPECIAL NOTICE
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER. WASH
thstoo. d. @. MArch 2. 1913. Ssaled po-
posals will be received al this orios. Room
81, District Building. until 2 o'cock p NJ,
April l6. for furnishing school chair without
castings and for furnishing csstings for chair
and desks Specifications and forms Of prO-
posAls may be bad upon appncatu 70 the
Purchasing OflcrT, Room 20. District Buf,o
ing. LOUIS BROWNDOW, W. GWNNN
GARDINER, CHARLES ". KUrz. Cun-
nissioneTs, D. O. nhslSt
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ROOM AND BOARD.

% GIRARD ST Ne. NORTH T55ICTW0
rooms and board second floor; SO each
male Or female apl-2t
90 MICHIGAN AVE. NE.-THREE ROOMS,
with board, S5 each; two blocks from Brook
land cans. apl-r
SO y. HAMPTON ST. = TWO DOUBLE
I0Sms; so for one, or $50 for two break
last for Sl5 apl-H
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DIAM0NDs
AND JEWEJ.RY
Bought for cash from private parties and estatesI
J6 Washington Loa1 and TrlN Building 9TH
and / sts- nv. is1Nr
THE INDIAN-HAyE YOU SEEN HIM,
Look for him in Sundays personal and cali
at OLD INDIAN HERB SHOP, l73 7th st, nv.
mhlt-oQt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
SPENCER NOW RECOVERING
FROM BULLET WOUNDS
DiIlwyn Ministcr Sun Locked Up In
the County rrison Mt
FnrnrilIe.

Tho condition Of Rober, Spencer. the
youns Buckingham County man who
was brought TO Johnston-W Willis Sana-
tor!um on asst sunday to receive treat
mcnt FOR bullet wounds. said to have
been inflicted ~ =. r. BeaIe prom
!ncn, Baptist minister OF Di,lwyn. was
reported last night as very favorable
Tic was shot four times, one OF the
bullets taking effect in the lung.
II is reported that Beale and his
son. who is held as an accessory are
prisoners in the Iarmvillc fail avail, :
ING developments in tho condition OF
tHclr alleged victim. Tho shooting oc-
currcd. II IS said, after Reale had made
"a charge against Spencer which con
cerncd tho minister's daughter
Both Bcalc and Spencer arc prom
teacher. minister and leader N ~"
nome guard and the latter q. busi
ness man and Mason
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BELLA KUN is ENCOURAGED
TO HOLD OUT BY SOVlETS
I.enine and J'rotxky send Hungarian
Bolshevist Appeal to Con-
tlnuc Fighting.
LBY AssocluicdI,reYr

VIENNA. May 2l.-"iIold out at all
costs Is the wireless word sent to
Beia Kun, hungarian communis;
loader BY Leon Trotzky. Russian Boi-
shcviSt Minister or War. In a new code
arfahSed by airpiane week ago. so
mat INC allies nigtt not intercept mes
S'GcS. keep on presenting a fair
iace TO the allies. mus fooNng them,
mania
NholM l.erine. Russian Bolshcvist
Premier, is also sending words OF hone
70 Bella kun
The Hungarian Red army has or
GERS. y IS affirmed to Americans here
10 Durn Budapest and Stay all hostages
ana theh scatter 10 the four winds in
case the attacks OF the Bolshcvist
army in East Roumania fail and also
!; the Serb Czech advance succeeds
General Franchet dl;spcrey. who was
~ command OF the allied forces IN
Macedonia. and whose headquarters
were transferred to Constantinoplc.
mas arrived at Arad from CONSTANT
nope Tor the purpose of directing Il
ncw attack on Budapest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22

HOSPITAL FUND GROWS
Hichmond Division Haising Money for
Scrbfnn Institution Reports
Good Progress.

ne committee OF Richmond division
which is raising funds FOR tho VII.
Ein!a hospital Ia Serbia met yesterday
At 1918 West Avenue. Mrs MURRAY
ScIGirc WAS named chairman and
Mrs John ~. Lyons, secretary.
cthcr officers arc as follows: Ey
r,cutiNe committee. Mrs George =
zones. MIS-. William Mead Clark Mrs.
John II. Lyons ana Mrs CONWAY =
SandS: chairman Tor mass meeting
Yrs Thomas Cary Johnson. Rev. John
,'drilck scott. Chairmen OF other or
~. Margaret kuyk, Or. Emily Runvon'
Ms John Hunter. Mrs Moses IIncn
Mss iiope Morgan. Miss Leila Lac
iMT" u 'askic cabell Mrs Henry
ltlciy Mrs. Eussoll Bowie. Mrs. f2ur
,Hws. Mrs Leon Wallcrs,cin, Miss
Nna MISS Welch. Miss Dillon and
iIcdses are coming in every dav
rom many individuals and schools
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PRESBYTER|ANs FAVOR
PLAN OF ORGANIC UNION
proposal to Federate With NorthcrI
Church Defeated When Put
to Vote.
COMMITTEE TO BE NAMEI
Each Synod to Elect Delegate to
Join Others In Formulating Sys-
tom Of Combination-Nir
Resolution Is Tabled.
tBy Associated Press.

NEW ORLEANS. May 2l--Thc South
crn Presbyterian Church. IN general
assembly here, tonight expressed itself
IN favor Of working for organic union
with the Northern Presbyterian Church
by voting TO negotiate for "clpscr re
iations' With the Northern church and
otncr Pres bytcrian bodies after defeat
ing by n vote Of l33 to %. the pro
posed plan for general federation OF
all Presbyterian bodies.
The action of the assembly carried
WITH II instructions TO the synods TO
"icct members OF committee which
from the other presbytcrinn bodies
Tor formulation OF a plan Of union.
nc AL intcriin committee viii report
20 the 1870 general assembly OF the
southern church at Charlotte, y. &.
Inform Northern Church.
The stated clerk OF the assembly.
DR.. I II. Law, OF Spartanburg. :. e..
upon instructions from the assembly.
10 the assembly OF the Northern churci,
In session at 81. Louis.
The vote against federation and in
favor Of organic union negotiations
were preceded by general hours debate
ana the Introduction OF numerous
aamenIments end substitutes. IN Ia.
report OF the select committee Of
which Rcv II. Tucker Graham. - -,
pointed Saturday TO study tho al IN
term fedora! union committee report,
"ds adopted.
Oncr Mlronity Report.
\ minority report Of the select com
inlttcc, presented by Rev j. y Rob-
crtaon, D. D.. Of Galveston Texas.
signed by himself ANA three other
oncm bors Of the committee Of seven
teen called FOR adoption OF tho fed =
Grafton plan for all Presbyterian bodies.
II "as til" adverse vote on the minor
ity report that expressed the VIII of
inc assembly in favor Of negotiations
toward organic union as opposed 10
federation.
Rev. y. NJ. Frazer II. D, OF Staun-
zion urging against organic union on
the grounds that II would split the
church The resolution was tabled
by vote on motion OF Rev Hameg l.
Vance. y. D. OF NaShv!lle.
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GIVE OPEN AIR PLAYS
audience OF I.GO1 People Witness out.
door Performances at Coun-
try Club.

More than 700 members or N.
Country club Of Virginia witnessed
the entertainment given on the grounds
or TIE CLUB yesterday afternoon and
last night by the DevercuX PLAYERS
from New York. At O'Clock tEey
presented Love and Geography" and
at night The Great Galeato."
The night performance was featured
by especially pleasing scenic effects
The snterta inmcnt was in charge OF
Frank Powers, chairman Of the en- :
stage manager
Dinner VAS served between the af-
ttrnoon and night performances and
there vas dancing between the three
acts OF the play presented last night
ana after the close Of the eEformanc e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
STRENGTHENS
KIDNEYS
PURIFIES BLOOD

You can't expect weak kidneys to
n!teI the acids and poisons out OF your
system unless they are given little help
Don't allow them TO become diseased
when a little attention row will pre-.
Tent II. Don't Try to cheat nature.
az coon as you commence to hsy.
packachea: feel nervous md tired. GET
busy. Theee are usually warnings
properly.
DO not delay minute Go after the
cause OF your ailments or you may find
yourself in the grip Of an incurable dis
esse, GOLD MEDAL Haarlcm Oil cap,
snuies Will give almost immediate relief
from kidney troubles. GOLD MED.
al Hssrlem Oil Capsules will do
the work. They arc tho pure orianal
Haariem on Capsules imported direct
;rom the laboratories in Haarlem, Hol-,
land. ASK your druggist for GOLD
MEDAL and accept no substitutes.
Look for the name GOLD MEDAL on
eyeEy boz; Three sizes, sealed packages.
money refunded ii they do not quickly
help you. ENdv
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STUDENTS 0PERETTA TONIGHT
John Marshall High School Present,
iirc Prince" Tonight, Fridny
md Sniurhur.

Henry *. Hadley's operctta. The
fire Prince Will be presented to-
nsht. tomorrow and Saturday might
by the cast OF seventy singers rep
i'SehNnS The best talent among the
l,Sup pupils Of John Marshall High
School The story deals with the adj :
ventures OF the royal heir TO the throne
o. Pantounia-a kingdom not We. on
The ;nap-and proves conclusiyeiv tina:
there are fairies.
Messrs. Walter e. Mercer. musical
director OF the city schools. and r j.
stu o. the nigh school faculty,
have trained the cast, while tho seen
cry and costumes and properties are
al products OF tho school-s work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22

pectcd to occupy stage seats at tho
auditorium Thursday for the Red Gross
welcome to the Mcclure unit. Badges
to bc'worn by each graduate OF a class
may be had from the chairman on cdu-
cation and training. Miss Mary Lancas-
ter Smith. Mt the Y. w. c. A. either
a; her office or at the stage entrance
70 the auditorium Thursday evening
after 1880 o'clock
There are 1856 holders OF nrst aid
certificates. 1873 Of elementary hygiene
twenty-five of home dietetics and
seven or cantcen cookery certificates
~ is expected that large number Of
those Sraduntes VIII atom the rallx-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
CASUALTY LISTS SHOW
FORTY-FIVE ARE DEAD
Six Are Reported Killed In Action md
Five Died of
Wounds.

WASHINGTON. May 2i.-Casualty
Lists given out today by the committee
on public information show total OF
22S casualties. divided as follows:
killed in action, SIN. died of wounds.
i've; died Of accidents and other
causes. twelve; died OF disease. TWEEN
ty-two: wounded severely. thirty six
wounded tdcgrec undctcrmIn ed },
twenty-ivc; wounded slightly. l0i:
missing in action. eighteen.
NirSin!ans and North Carolirians in
the list are:
DIED FROM ACCIDENTS AND OTHER
CAUSES.
Sergeant.
Norris. william l.: Norfolk. Va.
Private.
Taylor. Thomas A: Roanoke Va
DIED OF DISEASE.
Brubskcr. Thomas c; I.uray. Va
Bryant, VIII. NJ hbbottsburg y C
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
Sergeant.
Collins. Claude G: I.ouisburE. y. c.
Harvey. Tom; Brookneal, Va.
RETURNED TO DUTi-PREYIOuSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING.
Private.
Beiley. Henry. Dausherty. Va
sEyEKELY
Private.
watkins. James IL: Arden. " c.
PORTED MISSING.
rrivntes.
shor,. James b; sycamore. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22

that tho union painters a. a meet.
Ing last night voted not 20 demand
an Increase in wages that had heed
recommended by their officials Tha
men are getting So day with plon,y
Of work for all They Expressed tn,
belief that an advance in prices would
cause reduction OF work and mako ~
employment elsewhere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
BITTER TASTE
SOUR STOMACH
Pills and Strong Medicines
Made This Lady's Troubles
W orse, But Thedford's
Biack.Draught Improved
Her Appetite and
Took Away
Her Bile.

Nancy, Ky.-Mrs. Cora Waddle, A
resident Of this place, gives out this
statement: Il have taken Black
Draught and found it to be the best
liver medicine I ever used. It has
Just been fine for indigestion, sour
stomach and a bitter taste in the
mouth.
l used to get bilious and consti-
pated and had to take something.
Pills and other strong medicines
would only tear my stomach up and
leave me In a worse fix than before
taking. I began to have sick head.
ache.
After learning of Black Draught
| took it and was cured Of sick head
aches. One or two doses week,
or pinch after meals, kept the
bowels open and took away all bile.
l have a good appetite, due to my
use of BlackDraught."
If your liver Is not acting properly
you may suffer from such symptoms
as headache, biliousness, constipa-
ton, Indigestion, etc., and unless re-
lief is obtained serious trouble may
result.
In Its 10 years Of successful use,
Thedford's Black-Draught has been
found to relieve these ailments and
stimulate the liver to do It's work.
At all druggists.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
FIRST TO SECURE QUOTA
Newport NcWA-FOrtsmoutb District
Went Over Top sunday In Cen
tcpRry Drive.

e,,r,-o, ep"NN''i
SUFFOLK, VA. May Ell. L.
Rawles. director OF the Newport News
Portsmouth District for tho centenary
driyc. announces that on Sunday. at .
o'clock r. NJ. Portsmouth and Ncwport
News District were the first in the
state to go over the top in tho drive
and that he has since received from
state Director Bcauchamp Il Telegram,
CONCENTRATING shis district on thar
fact. Main Street Methodist Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
WILL OCCUPY STAGE
Red Cross Grnduntcs TO Sit on Rostrum
mt McGuire Welcome
Thursdny.

Graduates Of Red eros. classes frst
and 10 the injured. elementary hygiene
and home car. o: the sick. home die
tetics and cantcen cookery are eN-
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Antwerp American Naval n,,.

ANTWERP, May 2l-The continents,
rase or the American destroyer feat
WI be transferred Immediately 10
Nh!wc!p from Brcst, and all the .leet's
activities will be directed from bera
until late in June, when the base viii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22

capital 33.ooo.oo6 authorized and $780,
900 subscribed by James Sprunt. w H.
Sprunt r. T. Sprunt. j. Laurence
Sprunt and Walter Sprunt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22

Suffolk. with quota OF $4,000. was
the first church in the district to re-
port, not only having made the quota
but having doubled IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22

RALEIGH. ~ c.. May GA charter
was issued today for Alexander Pprunt
Il Son. Inc. Of Wilmington. for cotton
EXPORT aud other business purposes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
VIII Not Demand Increase.

ST. PETERSBURG. FLA. Nav III
w. Fl. Grey. secretary OF tho Building
Trades Assembly hero. stated today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22

WASHINGTON, May 2I.--The Wal
Department announced today that Pr!-
vate walter + Lee, Of Lylesville. ~
q. had died while prisoner OF war In
Germany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
TO HAVE GOOD
HEALTH YOU MUST
HAVE Pure BLOOD
rheumatism, Govt and Similar
Diseases are Caused by
Bad Blood.
Drive Out the Impurities. Pu.
rify the Blood. Take Pre-.
scriptiOn C.2223.


When you suffer the agony and torture OF
rheumatism. govt. luynbsEo. lame bach or
similar diseases. you OF course want relief
ard want f. quick. I.iniments poulttces
ana dope will sometimes stop tho palm for
n few minutes-but the pain comes back
sometimes worse than before.
To get real and permanent relief you must
60 20 the sea- of the troubie-usa an inter
nal prescription that 1. reliable, one that
not only drives out tho impurities that cau..
blood.
Prescription C-2.:3 - remedy that wa.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
Fncc Charge -, I,orccn,

Helen and Bertha Turner, both color.
ed. OF Orange County, were arrested
yesterday charged with petit larceny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22
Times Squars

At Broadway, 44th to 4S,h Streets
the center of New York's social
and business activities. In close
proximity TO all railway terminals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-22

Mu0ford. Harvey. Alexandria, Va
Smart. James b. Sycamore. Va.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-09-17
Likes The West Fine

II. A. Waldron, formerly Of this
place dropped into the city Friday
night and put up at the home CT Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Davis and planned
on visiting for a short time with his
many old time friends in this vici-
nifty, which has kept him very well oc-
cupied ever since. He has been for
the past two years a resident of the
National Soldiers Home at Sawtell,
California and was down to Cleveland
to take in the encampment. The two
years life in the golden west have
agreed with him wonderfully and he
steps as spry as man many years
younger than he is and he has taken
on look fully ten years younger than
when he left here. He is thoroughly
enjoying himself on his visit.