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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
4 NEW RESIDENCES
At BYRD PARK

The FasterIy Building corpora
hon has purchased from Stewart
n woodward. Of the wholesale
humber rrm Of woodward & son.
n,ne vacant lots fronting together
l44 fsat"on tfre ndi't4f Ssjfsa NJ R@s%e
wood avenue formerly Wallace
street. between Elm street and
Davis avenue
This property was formerly own
ed by the Virginia Railway and
Power COMPANY and was part IF tn
old horse show property adjoining
William Byrd park The consi3era-
lion was SGS per front foot, NJ IS
$50 and thu -ale was made through
the real estate firm of Harrison &
RateS
The EasterIy Building corporation
was incorporated few DAYS ago ny
the stat corporation commission 10
engage IN the real estate and eulid J.
Ing business. with Harry W. Easter =
" as president and ! r McDon-
rs,rh as secretary, and II Is under
stood that they viii commence at
once 10 build nine high class resi-
d.ncex on the propcrtY Just pur-
chased. la be followed later by nine
additional dwellings, on the properly
adjoining that VIII also be acquired
for that purpose
This section Of the city which is
lust east If the old lake and north
n. the neW lake. is developing rapid
w, and il is understood that several
other large buildings arc IN coutcm
rlstion in this immediate neighhor-
hood in the near future.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
D|SHOP-EltCT GR|CE
AT ST. Philips CHURCH

Elshop-elect s. w, Grice, viii
preach at both services in st Philips
Episcopal church, tcolored), St.
James and Leigh streets tomorrow.
Divinity school. of Petersburg, who
Divinity school. OF ePtershurs, who
was elected by the house Of bishops
at the general Episcopal convention
in Detroit, Mich. to be bishop OF
the new missionary district Of Haiti.
Bishop Elect Grice was born in
Georgetown. S. C., July 8. 1850, his
parents having been former slaves.
His early education was received
from churchWomen in private
schools. At fifteen years Of age. he
entered st. Augustines school.
Raleigh. y C., where he graduated
from the collegiate department. as
valedictorian of his class. He grad
uatod from the Bishop Payne diFin
ity school in lH0i.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
D'FlAHERTY GOES TO
WASHINGTON TO SPEAK

Daniel c. Q + lshcrtE, president 'f
NE Patrick Henry branch ff1sna7
Of Irish Freedom. yesterday etenng
vs7otfied his acceptance 10 delAN''
m address al the mass meeting ot
Irish gym athizers 10 IL held in
Washington. u, c. November lAJA
Mr.. o'Flaherty viii he one ~ the
6st of speakers. which carries the
names of several public men 81 IA
honaI prominence The mass meet
ing will be under the auspices ~
The Washington branch Of the
Friends OF Irish Freedom he Will
return home the day following
There will be an interesting meet
ing of the Patrick Henry branch
tn the Arcade building Foushee
ktrear. between Broad and Grac"
next Tuesday night al q cloc H.. he
ports from several committees VIII
be received Further arrangements
tor handling the Fichuxud quota
., the FIRST issue Of bonds VIII be
made al tks meeting, ARA ngt-
Uentz for the Irish Liberty bali
which will be held probably IN
Christmas week. will also he made
NEXT Tuesday, President 0'FiahsrtN.
of Patrick Henry branch, Is char
man of the committee in tharr" ~
he bond sales in virginia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
VIRGINIA TECH To
HAVE MACHINE COURSE

Prediction that the page adFer-
tis"ment in newspapers "nuih pe
unknown within the ne>t ear o. 80
because Of tho sear0lty ana gro" 'i'1
demand for PRINT paper Was i'ao' ~
Walter Savory. Of the MefG' tiiAl',
company, IN an ADDRESS New 5','' :
News before tht Virginia tl'SN
ISOLATION which e NEE io@ 81 w
warwick hotel IN ma winter ST..
sion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
WESTMORElANO CLUB
To HAVE BOND ISSUE

Members OF the Wcstmoreland
club will meet on Tuesday night
November 2s, at sac O'Clock tor
purpose of passing on financial
program drawn up by the board of
management which proposes the ok
pcnditure of about $4,000 for inn
rrovcments to the club. Among the
improvements contemplated are the
laying of hardwood floors. TO cost
s1.50o: changing the present roof
garden to bed rooms to cost $1,000,
new furnishings for bed rooms
$4,000, and new rcfrigeratins
plant. $500.
The board will suggest a bond is
sue of $50, 600 To care for one already
on the market and to meet certain
expenses of he year and equipment
improve ments The report shows an
increase in the annual pay roll Of
sl.if0 an increase in tho cos Of
coal Of S440. increase N tho co5' II
laundry. $500. new china, 1855:
pressure pump and plumbing. 1875.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
k|WAN|S CLUB AND
THE BOY scouts

according to announcement
made last night at campaign head
quarters, 9l0 East Main street,
members of the kiWanis club Nil
exert special efforts next week TO
6eip carry the boy scouts financlai
drive to a successful conclusion.
ralph Harrison, william Buchroc-
oer, Stuart Ragland and Thomas 3,
howell, all members of the Kiwanls
club, have promised Campaign l)i-
rector y. W. Durrett 10 sltrnass the
record of any similar group OF
workers.
1t is expected to raise $4,000 IN
Tour days. from Tuesday morning
until Friday night. the funds 10 be
used for the maintenance Of the
Richmond council Poy Scouts Of
America for the next three wears,
Team captains viii meet At 80
sclock todsy AZ headquarters, Vher"
luncheon VIII he served and sub
sription cards to he used ~ the
campaign will bo distributed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
Narrow Escape from, PLANES.

The family Of p VI Schaf. 2023
Floyd avenue. narrowly escaped
injury or death in a FIRE AZ their
home early Yesterday morning when
4 blaze started in the basement and
trapped the IA n1ily on the second
floor Children noticed the, flames.
and aroused their parents who
realized II was Impossible 10 get
down the stairs They finally made
their exit from The roof TO the
porch. with the aid Of neighbors
The Are department managed 10
confne the hlsze to the rear part %
the building. The furniture and
other household effects were con
Siierablv damaged by heat and
SNAKE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
BAKER APPROVES
ACTION Of DAVIS

Governor Davis received A COM
muricatlon from SeCreterz Of War
Raker yesterday. expressing MI.
Bakers attitude IN regard 70 the
use of federal troops in queltlnS
state disorders or preventing i'm
pending outbreaks The letter con
frn7ed the attitude assumed by the
governor when Attorney Genera
Palmer instructed observation-disclosures
Hiram NJ Smith TO urge upon his
excollercy the necessity for request
ing federal troops for the .A.pala
cha field in virginia. The governor
held at that time that stat" troops
would he used first in event Of
serious developments, and that fed
eral troops would be requested only
after the situation had grown be-
yond the control Of the local forces.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
DOUBT EXISTS AS
CONTINUES from rare one.

'N'fttIHueo from rage one
-----------------------
or GAYS with Yot" on the
mat resolution OF ratification within
'"h GAYS For this reason they do not
''i}"FF any limitation on debate is
h''dNd a fh's time
senator Norah objections 10 the
'rSo}NNon are fundamental He has
opposed the application NJ
,l"tHfH every time Il has been asked
'0r and he said today that ~ is con-
N'fnuonaiiy opposed TO the principle
a." VIII vote against the resolution.
Senators Knox and johnson share this
IN addition 10 'he irreconcilabIe
senators there are number ~ other
senator's who are opposed to cloture
because us application would mean
INC creation - precedent Never
M m" history az the senate has the
'i'tufe ful" oeen enforced and there
aF" MANY senators who stoutlv op-
pose thf institution OF a precedent
WhA"h might serve Is a basis Of fu-
fArf a2fh0 upon some other impor-
'aht measure.
As 70 what the nrohab Tn ac,io, ~
the den, ocrat{c senator's viii re ar
the cloiure resolution there is con-
Siderable doubt and snecuIatton
number az tho democrats ip,>iu1{rr
senator AShurst. Of Arizona and sem
e'or Underwood or Alabama mn
aubtsdly win vote for il E,t II Ma
'1rtncrrtS as a whole decide n ems,
,rt il. the only reasouahln conci',.
.a which could Re drawn from, this
-tion would he that the adrninIstra
70 lad decided to accent are IodeA
1,rvations and vote for ratiticat,on
enc treaty with these reservations
led IT they have NOT 20. hee,
ASht to that concIusion II ig nroh.
,., they viii orposo the cloture 70 sn.
ton.
>ar,a NJ .ho -, r,,o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
LABOR JOVRNAL ATTACKS
PENNSYTy ANA LEADER

PitshurE re Nov. la nneS n
Nsurnr presid"n of the PeppsVl.
vania federation OF Ia Dor, was made
the subject of & spirited attack todav
by the National Labor Journal. Of
fetal organ Of organized Ia hor.
Featured in the attack were NaHr-
er's war record and his alleged past
affiliations with radicals
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
REORGAN|zE BLUES
WITHIN TWO WEEKS

Ecnorts received by Adjutan Mt
General In lane stern Yesterday
from several prominent military
men who arc interested IN the work
of rrrrg3ntgIne the Richmond Blues
hdtta ION wore Of the most optin1iS,
tc nature A large number Of old
Blues have been giving all their
spare time TO the work and theT
row feel confident that the entire
battalion. four companies. Will be
fullf, organized within the next two
weeks This battalion would hiring
Richmond up to is quota
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
]. 5. CIRCUIT
COURT OF APPEALS.

Court announced and handeo
down it's opinion in the following
case.
l.. G.. Ingalls,, master and claimant
of the steamship 'Northland, vs.
w. A Fodder, master OF the
schooner "sstimson". appeal from the
district court at Norfolk. va. Opinion
nv Judge Pritchard Affirmed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
Building .Applica tons.

Building Inspector Futler received
Yesterday tpe following applications
to build c f. SprenEle. Jr., two
t~o-story buildings on Wilmington
avenue. Lahurnam, To cost $4,000
the sa me to erect three two story
dwellings on the east sid NJ Haines
venue between Essex and Hooper
streets. to cost 81 600
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
FORMAL OPENING EEW
FURNITURE PLANT

The Floomberg Michael Furniture
company is sending out invitations
to its formal opening NJ new head
quarters at f4l2 to 1920 East Cary
street, n"Xt Thursday night This
is one nf Etchmond's progressive
concerns An entertaining evening
Is promised those who attend the
opening which will he from 7:3o r.
'@.3p q clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
tidern,au IDfIiSposcCi

Alderman ". W. Workman. of
Madison ward, is confined TO his
home in South Richmond, with an
attack Of. rheumatism. His condi-
ton is. not considered as serious,
and il ls expected Ne VIII he ahre
Ia attend to his private and publs
duties within "A few DAYS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
sheriff Operated Tpou

sheriff w. w. Sydnor. ~ Henrico
county was yesterday operated on at
st Eliza beth hospital for stomach
trouble The operation is NOT con
sidered serious and it is thought he
will be out IN a few weeks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
Old f1im-F1arn Game.

Elitha Bland, colored domestic.
employed at the home OF G. W. Poe.
1910 Grove avenue, was yesterda V
f1fffT- ffa'NrrreG cut of sfT5 By two
negroes a Fifth and Main streets.
they using the old pocket book
trick
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
ASSIGNMENTS FOR
LOCAL PUlP|TS


Mem bers of the Methodist confer
ence have been assigned as follows
for services in the various churches
tomorrow
uu.,x. c.,cb..
fr,-,ar,,eI I2,ntist Ntorri,r G. e
p,t1
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80
~ 1 frI' % i" p.t.. ,,or,tnr W p
'' T r, ,'ei,a,,li, &C.,. y.n.ts+ Morning
" y.
,,.t., Manning NJ
r-~-jas+nn
49,, o,,'''' HI -
,., c,..4 t.o.is+ Morning
w. 1,'ar .',' ,tvbt = NJ Rlsbop
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,..,,,o e4~..+ <,e,b, u "
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- l 49, p,n.,s.- vorotrr
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Christian ,hu'ehfA-
Fairmount enF'St'a = -, ''r'' f's' t''>
Moore, night. ). = + men
SeFcnth-StefI W tl''ia sl''' NM 7'
T "aterneio -.- -
Third en- tS''" n --~.,l ~ fllr'E f''H ~
Hucson MIG 1S* A'F}Scoi..
Hanover Avenue 'hf}F'la nv or
tns. !. W. Gee
Episcopal Churches
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
80 DAYS for ZONES

]. n Jones. charged with stealing
gold ring belonging to Mrs. I.
Llewlyn. was given thirty days in
Jail in police court Yesterday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
CAPTAIN GoodSeu Improves

Captain o. NJ Goodse'l wa i'm
sired when his plane crashed 10
earth near the HiU monument Wed
nesdsv was reported 10 be doing
well Yesterday at the Memorial hos
piiai
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
Illness of Nr. Martin.

James c Martin, Virginia repre-,
sentative Of tho American Book
COMPANY Is reported critically in at
The Hanover apartments
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15

Robert Bracket. walter Davis
and Luke Hill were sent on TO the
grand jury in police court yesterday
on charge Of stealing auto tires
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
Charged With Taking Horse

Willie hopkins. colored. vas sent
on to the grand jury yesterday in
police court. charged with stealing
a black mare.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15

FNv Ellis 9 Primm pastor eject ~
Wet End Fartist church. viii reach
TIE oite t0naorrow and assume his
pastorste SUNDAY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15

soon he awarded The sale Of lots
N the suburban sections is twice As
large a this season last year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15

IN industrial and emrlovnent M
rcau WI he opened hv the local X
G. \. November IA. A. II. Myers
late Of tAe United States army. Will
be IN charge ~ the bureau which will
MI long felt need In the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15

irene Mann. a'ffteen- year-old white
girl charged With running away from
HON" and taken into custody by the
lfopeHeil police was committed to.
dav to tho Pom Air school for Way.
ward Girls
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15

Autumn building in Petersburg hes
set in on large scale var6 thaa
100000 worth of building contracts
have hcNn made in the past four
weeks and other big contracts viii
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
FATE THAT AWAITS GOLD GERMANY is NOW PAYING FOR
FOOD SUPPLIES

payment for the Sl5s food
ne Ono states
V worth Is part OF the indemnity which from
S.se OF the Franco
ana Belgian pieces with English gold in All
roeesse such as first being melted solid
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
BOOZE AUTOS STATUS
ARGUED IN HIGH COURT

The right Of the state Of Nebraska
TO seize and sell an automobile used
In the uufa wfuP sT$rorta;tfor1' NJ i'm.
toACating liquors is questioned in the
case of Robinson Cadillac Motor Car
company Gainst Sheriff Ratekin. of
Richardson, which was argued he.
fore the supreme court Of Nebraska
last week
In the lower court the state law
was sustained and the automobile
company appealed To the supreme
court asking for A reversal of judg-
rnent The car in question was Gov
cred by chattei mortgage held in
81. Joe. wherc It vas alleged the
liquor in the car was loaded and
sent To Nebraska.
Under the Prohibition law Of 1917
the supreme bNurt held that a mort
ga ged car, in the event the mortga &c
was held by an innocent person
could not be roufscated and sold
One judge dissentnd from the ruling
asserting that If the ruling stands
every booze car Confiscated in Ne
hraska would he found TO be a mort
gagged car. The Legislature of 1919
after the supreme court had ruled
that mortgaEed cars were not sub
iect 10 Confiscation. passed lecisla-
ton that,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15

Miss Lidsa Greer. of Hopewen ana
samuel Drtprs who was formerly
stationed at Camn Lee. were married
Wednesday afternoon IN the hnnle Of
tho officiating clergyman. Rev. Fred
- Ribble
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15

Any car, automobile. air 20.
or vehicle. or other means OF
transportation which shall be en-
gagged in or used for the unlaw-
ful transportation of intoxicat-
ing liquors. is hereby declared
common nuisance and there
shall be no property rights Of
any kind whatsoever in any ca.
automobile. airplane. vehicle.
or other means Of transportaticl
which shall he enra ged in or
used for the unlawful transpor-
tation Of i't0--i r~t'~r Ii 1uors
The new law defines the meth
or disposint OF AA@h vehicles. whict
includes their sale upon ten days
notice
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15

The Rotary club last night endors ID
the move Of the Young Mems Bus
mess club To nominate 100 citizens to
select the FIVE commissioners - he
offered tEA 5Hystets, fer the Nestfien hf
commissioners under the new form Of
government After the transaction Of
business the club was addressed hN
CAPTAIN Allen Parkinson on his ex-
periences on the firing line at
Chateau Thierry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-15
Episcopal Churches.

81 Johns oral- Morning r
NJ Beckham; night n Moss
Emmanuel EPISCOPAL u
Il Murphy.
Holy ComfortNv Fnisco ral--Norn
ing. E . Tuttle
Holy Trim - Episcops Morn ng.
w : -U"hrietTan.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-30

Hart having charge Of the work In
cities and N, T. Lowry looking after the
work among high school boys. About
200 high schools will be organized in
the state. Q
The work in preparatory schools and
schools will be in charge of Harry
Conner. now In France, but who is sx-
pected to return in August, There are
now 43 associations in the department,
which has enrolled over 5000 students
in volunteer Bible study classes. Week
~ religious meetings are conducted by
the students in all these classes.
N~ine-tenths of the religious work
among the students OF the preparatory
schools and colleges Of the state is done
by the y. M. c. A., Mr.. jackson says.
At the state university II denominations
are represented In the student body.
All the denominations participate in the
religious work Of the Y. M. G. A. among
these young men, and under the SUPER
vision Of the Y. M. c. A. a work is
accomplished that would be impossible II
each denomination was working sep
arately in the field.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
aEATAa-


DIXON-At residence, Outlet avenue,
Wednesday morning, July 80, 1915 at
$3.50 o'clock; Robert Dixon. aged 6s
years, husband of Sular Rhodes Dixon;
father of James La j.. F. w. R.. t. 6.
J. c., @. b. Clara May and Emma
Grace Dixon,
Funeral services will be held al resi-
dence this wednesday, evening at $3.50
O'Clock. Friends of the family are in
vited. Remains will be forwarded to
Rogers Springs. Tenn, tomorrow.
(Thursday) incoming at s o'ciock for in-
tesment, via Southern railway.
CLARK-At residence of her son, w
A. Whitmore, 2a9 Garland place,
Wednesday morning, July 30, I9le, at
1853 O'Clock, Mrs. Mary j. CLARK. moth
er of w. A, Whithhore and sister OF r.
| j.. Norton, Sra aged 49, years.
| Funeral will take place from resi-,
/ dence Tomorrow. lThursdayO morning al
| 10 o'clock. Friends invited. interrnent
| In ElmWood cemetery.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-30

%Eunsmiths, hardware merchants and
pawn bruGors, prohibiting the sale 81
firearms and ammunition Of NIL kinds u
anyone.
All steps necessary Ia prevent anS
race trouble hero have been taken BY
the authorities although no indication
Of aHv trouble has been noted 10 var.
ran alarm in the event OF any trn,sbt,
the Nashville volunteer police formed
by members Of the Nashville Home De.
Tense league, q war organization, will
be ready for duty on a moments notice
The volunteer police numher more thar
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Sylvia McBrume to Charles c, Har-
vey, Lorena Mitchell 70 Emit Cren-l
shaw, Marjorie Jeanne Salmon to John,
Roy Israel, Ina b. Hagewood to Sam
uel u. McCurdy.
Willie May Hall tn Ulysses Shelton.
Rosa Hill to Tom MeeKs, Lille May
Payne to Willie Blair, Maryland Craw-
ford to Tom Pardue, Katie Cotton to
Emmett Mcneil, Annie Reynolds to An
drew Brandon. Fannie Murphy to Err
nest jackson, Charity May Anderson
to Ernests Miller, Hester Corner TO
George May, Henrietta clay to Ernest
Hutchens, Aline Ballard to James
Hayes, Mary Dorsey to Isaiah Matthews.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-30
Greatest Opportunities,

The state work is carried on with
the assistance of three division secre-
taries, E. ID. Langley, formerly gen.
eral secretary of the Memphis associa-
ton, is division secretary for East Ten
nessee; j. A. eBostick Is division sec
rotary for Middle Tennessee, and the
division secretary for Western Tennes-
see 10 to be announced soon4
The work Of the correspondence MON.
bership department. which lapsed to
some extent during the war Is to be
revived. II was formerly manned by
200 voluntary secretaries, in all parts
of the state, who Keep in touch with
the young men about to leave homo or
to move from one city to another, and
notified the Y. M. G. A. secretary in
the town to which they were going To
meet them and see that they were
brought in contact with the right kind
of people.
A. were the opportunities ana respon-
sibilittes of the association so great,
says Mr.. Jackson, as II now faces tr
adapting its field Of usefulness to peace
tibe coniitions.
Pay now. CITY taxes are now due,
Penalties and interest will soon be add
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-30
SEES END

Eugene s. Shannon, postmaster, Of
Nashville. Tenn, and president of the
Je~fferaonian Oil company, was a visitsr
In Memphis Wednesday, on route to
Nashville FROM a trip to points in Texas.
Before leaving for Nashville at noon
Wednesday. Mr., Shannon was caller at
the office of c! w. Metcalf. ira local
postmaster.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-30
WILL PA YTEACHERS,

Pay checks for the month of July VIII
Re issued to the teachers of the city
schools on Friday, according to an
announcement by Prof. Wharton =.
Jones, superintendent of schools. The
white teachers will be given their
checks Friday morning at the offices OF
the board Of education and the Negro
teachers will receive their checks dur
ing the afternoon of the same day,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-30
DEATHS.

Mrs. j. c. Chason, 40, Presbyterian
Edward ]. Frazier, 81, st. Joseph's
hospital, July 2S: fracture of skull (au-
tomobile accident),
Baylor B. Bromley, SIS, 744 North Ma
nassas, July 20; aortic reorganization.
Nathan helms, Jr.. x, 50 South Cox,
July %; fracture Of skull.
Robert +. Edwards, n, 1643 Madison,
July 90; paralysis apoplexy.
son, July IS; nephritis, arterio sclerosis,
malaria.
James M. Foster, "a, Y. n, Marine
hospital, July IS; pulmonary tubercu-
loHfa,
Andy Fitzhugh, 81, 1861 shaw, July
2S: hemplegia, paralysis,
Paul Jones, "a, General hospital, July
~; gunshot wound,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-30
NASHVILLE AUTHORITIES
FORESTALL RACE RIOTS

NASHVILLE, Tenn.. July 50. lSpll-
Following press dispatches TO the ef-
feet that many refugees from che Chi
cage race riots were fleeing South with
railroad tickets purchases to Nashville
and M ,mphis,> a. J. Bartell. chief Of
police, TODAY issued al order 10 all
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-30

isn't that clerk Of yours an lndian?' .
asked tine girl.
"fIe Is" rcpftad the druggist.
- ar reluctant about having him wait
on me-"
'Elh, he's nat savage"
II know. But 1t seems to me he
wears a iurking grin when | order
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