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Arizona republican., 1919-07-20
Questions and Answers

Q. Is the Simplex valveless car still built in this country, and if so where?
 A The Simplex car is built in New Brunswick, New Jersey, but it is not a valveless job. Some years ago there was an Amplex car which had a so-caIled valveless motor, but that is not made any more.
 O Is there any care made today that has a wooden frame7 I used to own a car with that kind of a frame, and it was a bird. 1 can't see why wooden frames ever went out
 A. The Franklin air cooler has a wooden frame. The relative expen- siveness of the wooden frames and the difficulties of manufacture prob ably caused the predominance of the metal frame
 o. There is a grinding noise fin the gearset of my car, I have cleaned out the old oil, pushed it with kerosene and refilled it. I didn't find anything wrong with it that could see, but the noise continues Can you sug- gest the real reason?
 A. Misalignment of the gears is the probable basic cause. Metallic p,lr- ucles or chips from the teeth have probably worked their way into the gears. You had better take the cal to the service station and let then line up the gearset.
 Q. When I let in the clutch of my car the whole works jumps like z kangaroo. I figure there is something wrong with the clutch. What can do with it?
 A. You do not mention the type O clutch in question, but if it is a dis clutch by treating the facing witl heats foot oil, spread evenly on witt 2 brush. If the clutch is of the dis type lack of oil is probably the trou ble.
 Q. Please tell a new owner wha gear ratio means
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20

Tn cases where the vacuum tank has become empty for some reason it is a simple matter to fill it again by turn ing over the engine a few times with the throttle closed and the spark off. This takes only a moment and creates vacuum enough to fill the tank.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20

A. The gear ratio is the speed or the crankshaft in relation to the speed of the wheels on high gear. If the gear is four to one the engine turns over four times to each revolution of the wheels on direct.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20
To Fill Vacuum Tank
John A. Embry and his Russian wife.

model as those chosen as the standard seven messenger car for the army.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20

Q. Please tell new owner what gear ratio means.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
IS CHARGED WITH METHODS
ALLEGED TO BE FRAUDULENT
Miss Eileen Harrison Arrested in Con-
ncction With Certain Offers OF
Work for Women.

Miss Eileen Harrison, thirty four
years Of age. who gave her address as
20S North Firth Street, was placed
under arrest yesterday, charged with
using fraudulent and unlawful ad-
vcrtising circulars. which were sent to
prospective customers in violation of
section forty-two of the Acts OF AS
Sembly of 1916.
According TO the police. who assert
they have received dozens of complaints
from all over the United States, Miss
Harrison, using stationery bearing the
name of the National Fancy Goods
Company. asserted in her advertising
matter that women could earn from
SIS 10 $50 week at home by doing
work with materials furnished by her
on which she required {; deposit OF $3.50
She was promptly released on bail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
Lost Baby Boy Dies
as Mother Seeks 1t
Infant, Left to It's Fate,
Passes AaOay IN
Hospital.

Plans to bring about happy re-
union between Il mother and her lost
baby were brought TO an abrupt
termination yesterday by the death at
the Virginia Hospital of tho infant.
According to letter received by Cap
tain Pollock. of Police Headquarters.
last week, the baby had been forcibly
separated from it's mother by her
parents and left at the Seven Pines
Railway Station.
The distracted mother wrote police
mere to aid her in locating the baby
boy. giving a description of the child
and of the clothing which it had been
wearing. Captain Pollock found the
oaby at Virginia Hospital. where il
had been taken by Patrolman Frank
Campodonico. who had found 1t at the
Seven Pines station.
The police were asked by the
mother, who wrote anonymously. to
place an advertisement in the Sunday
Times Dispatch informing her where
Inc baby could be found. Since tho
child is dead, the police have decided
10 notify the mother in the same way
III the paper tomorrow. When the
woman wrote the police. she said: Il
love my baby and / want it, and | Will
give up my people for it,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
SAYS GENERAL PUBLIC
APPROVES SAVING POLICY
Republican National thuIrp,n
NrPrnN,mhtcly billfOn md Half
DoilnrS Will BE Saved

WHY MIlAiHIHliTSGToN June 2c.-chairma n
, uonal Committee. who returned here
said NOT ronl =: a Trip TO the Middle West.
mo, nmM les iegisiative policy. of Congress is
tcrs." AL ii''hS quar-
after comforting with a number o.,
seiiIaIors and Representatives, Mr.. U,ys
i tho ma mat e the appropriation bills for
o onnrny July l. and that a saving Of
l!'ae as compared TO the bills passad
at the last session. us ''sseu
a. me Diii TO restore the mowers NJ
me n Interstate Commerce Commission
iiav ne'hE .,, wSiideiyI demanded. said Mr.
ihthSs: RMS bill has already passaj
N" %A ffnp'e Ia ana nd; Will soon be enacted
other public utilities in the labora,@otrruT
mo G"Ectnment control for a few
mohthS, the nation is ready IN ,,,r,
s snom a back t. private ownership as
pc passed shortly restoring tho ro',ds
to their owners '"' Foaas
expect to see the committee ~.
o(Tns '.ss work out within reason.
railroad question:" H0'|' VI the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
INDUSTRIAL CENTER OPENS
WITH TEA FOR OFFICERS
Use of Y. W. &. 4. House on East
Mnin Street Formally Begun
lCNterlny.

Members of the executive board and
committees Of the Richmond Young
Women's Christian Association. mem
bers of the committee and staff of
the South Atlantic Field. and social
service workers were received yester-
day afternoon, at the Industrial SER
vice center on East Main Street An
afternoon tea WAS a feature Of the
formal opening Of the center cs-
tablished by the industrial department
OF the National Young Womcn's Chris
tan Association. The guests were ad-
dressed by Miss Edith Brander. Of the
national industrial department. and
Miss Amy VI. Smith. executive OF the
South Atlantic Field staff
The guests We're received in the re-
creation room of the attractive club
house, which is located in the manu-
featuring center OF the city. Later
punch was served in the tea room.
The building. which was originally
two dusty stores and n tenement; has
been transformed into an inviting spo.
for soc!a bil!ty. Pleasing interior de-s
corat!onS in buff and blue have taken
the place Of d!ngy walls.
At noon each day young women from
the surrounding manufacturing places
assemble in the tea room for lunch.
In the evening. when the days work
is done. recreation with piano or vic
trola music is the attraction. For
those who wish 10 rest there are
wicker chairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
SALVATION ARMY SECURED
$4,000 IN VIRGINIA
hendGunrters for Home Service Drive
VIII Close Tonight With
Work Ended.

Headquarters OF the Salvation Army
nome service fund campaign closes "a.
night. IL has been necessary for
State Director w. Mcdonald Lee "a
Keep open tho Office until this Tina
10 gather reports from outlying djs-
tricts. u'"-
when the campaign closed only
S"SooUo had been rounded up with The
prospect OF total of $3jOO0o. The
.otal 20 date rounds out $3.50. 600. This
rs $4,000 more than national hoad-
quarters had hoped for from Virginia
me quota had been set AT $500 900
originally, but national hcadquartcrs
concluded II $500, 900 We're raised here
Trey would feel satisfied
richmond has rounded mn ahor.
$4,000. Star features OF This drive
are IN the several counties and towns
which went Handsomely over the ION
IRA lax. IN GraySon County. apport!oneL
only 800. raised $i726o; Isle OF
wight led the counties. apportionment
oeing $50, raising Si30;97. Tazc-
wei COUNTY was close second. beng
assessed S,, $1,000. and raising s3,0I2.95.
:ncAestfN was the first town to
trioutioa. and Clarke County The a-s,
count to 20 over the ton with a good
big margin
Commander Evzn-e,.ne Booth and
ex-ToTs-n1- Charles : whitman NJ.
1!oaal chairman, have 5o.h ye7c-o,;sI,.
rong!a tu.a."d state and City condDc.
tors .. tn's campaign on the good
sao"nE :1~ Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
TICKET DISTRIBUTION
DATES ARE ANNOUNCED
nome, "HinT Committee Drsiynatcs
Time and place for Sccuripr
Admission Cards

Paren;s and relatives Of men vino
lost tnei- lives while in Inc serve.
can serur,e tickets for the AIeu.orial
forum ny applying ~ ,he
ISrmor% Jun" - ana =, between Ire
hours OF in tn" morning and > in
me a'ternoon. Distribution viii be
I!!ueE inc direction OF Mrs O. T. IL.
In case ;here aye no parents Of . do.
ceased solder. tH" tickets w:Il b.
given 70 the nearest Relatives. This
coming committee Yesterday ga, ;
49, M a ua't 'fil!H j. reserved for colo-.d
scha'rLnsn y, ". Elerson also stated
maj Sc!di"fs sailors ana rna-iuee
ccould secure tickets for the al frasr"
i TAI, BYRD Park, Tuesday night. b., an,
pyihg AZ the Grays Armory todav aid
5iGP on . rom ~ the morning untii
IN 'SS f, may also be secured in Room
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
NEARLY 10000 AMERICAN
TROOPS LANDED MONDAY
or This Number 5000 Arrived M Vow,
port News on NInnchuria
and Vermont
INV Associntcd prn,,1

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-Transnort
~. .i"hs announced today we're:
Eano ,nnu 10 E"wport News. June q:
APE May TO Charleston. :. C.. Junn
"', hnn ots:go TO Charleston. June -,
.'.l!IhS 9Ho' troops the Steamship
ihlptrator arrived in New York ~
az! from Hrest. Among the officers
nn"h.d We're Major-GeneraI Edmund
Nh!'tchmEcr. commanding tho Scvarib
DIVISION: BriGadier-Gencral 'Dwjf-h, ~
;It.u!tinai, commanding tn, S.vcnth
Ir!d ARTILLERY Brigade and Hrign-
H.. ~. .eieTa! Guy II. Preston, travel
Admiral William &. BENSON. chief
o. operations Of Tho United S,aras
NaN!' arrived in New York from Hr.s,
'oghE on the battlcship Arkansas.
Two transports, tho L. :. 5 Man.
chuFi'' and the ha;tl"shiD Vermont. ar
'NcN AZ Newport News several hours
,;head OF their scheduled today and IN
io"atc, 'oScihcr, about 5000 onicerg
SnH men OF me American eXpe!itionar..
;orc", the majority II whom xe-.
E!shtE-nrst CWitdcaD Division.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
NORFOLK CONTRACTOR GETS
TEN-YEAR PRISON SENTENCE
w. Is. TrcdweII. Accused OF Defrandin,
government in Nitrate shipments,
Does 10 Atlanta.

NOEFOLk. Va. Jun. 1o-V :.
Ire" "N contractor who mad nan
ci"i imm:nse Shipments Of governreu,
n-rat" during the "a-, was ,oday SEN
fenced 70 serve ten Years in Ia. -.
.ania pcnitent'ary and nnnd s25 G6n
Tor emb.zzlefmenc from the govern
IredweN vas found guilty in the
tAiied states court Mere on twcntv-
one counts OF an indictment charging
nm Win emhezZliug nitrate shipped
i,n.rouSn this port 10" Tho government,
evidence introduced during The trial
showed shipments valued at .lnn nTo
'HhE@ ppvared in transit
u" defendant made practically no
aeienEe' and did not testify in his own
tending motion for Z new trial the
d.,"n"ant was granted stay OF exc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
WORKERS IN DEMONSTRATION
mammoth Pnrhdcs in Hampton Roads
aitics in Protest Against Cut
In Ship Program.
nv Associaied Press !

PORTSMOUTH,. VA. June 20.-More
IMAM 10000 employees OF the Ports-
mouth navy yard and ship building in
"uStileS OF Newport News. HaInu,on
ana other ccntors Of the !iamnto,,
ROADS district today participated in ::
ill"inm@ih demonstration in protest to
ing program in the district,
hundreds OF visitors to the civ
loiued the local people in the ihrongs
"n.Gn crowded The line Of march 10
paIi!c pate In the demonstration. chcc -
ihE the paGaders as they PASSED under
me chhopies OF flags Swung over the
r"!tp"!hR the demonstration the
MncI. another parade was staged dur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
TO BRING BACK RICHMOND
Detective Thurman Goes to Emporia
for Former Manager OF Tire and
Rubber Company.

Detective Thurman left carly this
morning for Emporia to bring back
stephen 7. Richmond, who was man
aSer or the Richmond Tire and Rubber
Company until recently. Richmond is
charged with the larceny of Sl25 on
the warrant on which he will be
brought back.
according TO the police. Richmond
took the place of Charles Leibick when
the latter WAS called to enter the army
richmond being thirty-eight years of
age. When Leibick returned. IL Is said
he found irregularities, and Richmond's
arrest followed. Other warrants chare-
ing practically the same onense Will
be issued shortly. IL is said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
BATTLE ABBEY ADDITION,
HOME FOR R. {. LEE CAMP
Annex to Cost $4,000 Which Will
Provide Gallery for Body's
Valuable Paintings.
TO PLACE MEMORIAL TABLET
Veterans Organization and Con-
fcdcrate Memorial Association Will
Share Cost of Ercction-Will Sell
Present Hall and Lots.

The Confederate Memorial Institute
batter known as Battle Abbey. on tn,
Boulevard. is 20 have a $4,000 annex
which Will provide home for II. T.
Lee Camp. No. /, Confederate Vet
Grams, and a permanent place in wh!cl,
to place the valuable collection Of oil
paintings belonging 10 the camp. as
well AS the library and archives.
This matter was finally decided at
a meeting last night after months OF
discussion by the adoption of the ma
1ority report OF the committee OF seven
members appointed in March Tho re-
port OF the committee was made by
Ihc chairman. Rev. James Power
Smith, u. ID.
The minority report was in favor of
ssre ssg an nnneN 10 the Confederate
hers Of the committee representing Tho
minority were John w. Gordon and
p. j. White
VIII Divide Erection Cost.
The five members OF the committee
presenting the majority report in favor
OF the annex 10 Battle Abbey were Rev
James Power Smith. II. D.. w D. Free
man. W, S; Archer. John Lamb and
OF the total COS; Of Tho annex TO
Battle Abbey. Il. l.. Lee Camp No
VII contribute 100000. and tile Con-
federate Memorial Association the re-
naming $4,000. The present build
ing on Broad stree; between T!f;h
and Sixth is 10 he sold as soon as ne
so;iaiions can be, effected which meet
with the approval OF comrades OF Lee
Camp. y number Of lots on the Bouls-
ward belonS!nE 10 Z. Z. Lee Camp viii
also be put on the market
Ihat future generations may not for
get that the annex to Battle Abbey is
memorial TO r. Z. Lee Camp No i.
Confederate Veterans. resolutions Of
Iered by General j. Thompson Brown
We're adopted 10 request the committee
10 place two bronze tablets consnicu
ously in the building which would
commemorate the erection of the nm
mex and the purpose for which il was
built VIZ"
Discussion Wakes Shnrp.
F. j. White made "a plea that ,be
women OF the Confederate Memorial
Literary Society be remembered AS
residuary lcEatces in the final distri
putlon OF the property and funds be-
longing 10 r. T.. Lee Camp No. /, Con.
federate Veterans
me membership Of the Camp was
IarEeE represented at the meeting last
night since notice Of the inportanro
OF the meeting had been sent TO every
Occasional narc-ups of the fighting
spirit of the sixties was cvjdcn, j.,
tne discussions on the floor among
comrades of the camp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
LARGE GAIN IN MEMBERS
Richmond Advcrtlscr1' Club Announce.
Addition of Fifty Names
to Its Roll.

Meeting yesterday of the regular
weekly session in the Business Mems
Club. the Richmnd Advertisers Club
discussed critically Direct by Mail
Advertising" and ''Newspaper Adver-
Using" c. l.. Reardsiey led the first
discussion, and G. w. Page, the second.
The committee on membership an
nounced that fifty new members had
been elected Within the past three
months.
Il was also proposed that the club
arrange q golf tournament with the
bankers during July.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
FnnernI off NyIIlinm NJ. unnnnl,.

The funeral Of William NJ Hannah
was held yesterday afternoon at i
o'clock in Hollywood. Mr.. Hannah
lie is survived by two daughters-
Mrs g. V. Oebin. o: New York, and
Miss Mary T.. Hannah. of Lynchburg--
and two sons--J. Hunt Hannah. of
bethlehem. Pa. and w. NJ Hannah,
Jr.. Of Louisville. Ky. He is also sur
vivcd by one sister. Mrs. James l..
Lewis. Of LEnchburg. and three
bro;hcrs-J. Kirk Hannah. OF Norfolk:
J.: NJ. Hannah. OF AppomattoX, and
W. T.. Hannah, OF Lynchburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
Mnny PInns Available.
SUIT FOR $4,000 DAMAGES
IN HUSTlNGS COURT, PART 1
Result of Inquiries Alleged to Have
Been Caused by Street Rail-
way Accident,

Testimony in the suit of +. s. Will
son against the Virginia Railway and
Power Company. In Hastings Court.
Part H., was not finished yesterday
when cour, adjourned. and will be
taken up again this morning.
Wilson is suing the railway COM
pany for $4,000 for alleged injuries
suffered when Il southbound lakewood
and Broad electric car collided with Il
Hull Street car. near Eighth and Main
Streets, on December 10. 1915.
At the time OF the accident Wilson
was motorman on the Hull Street cleo
trio car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
WILL CONTINUE STRIKE
Oh" 'herciai lcirgrnphcrs Assert Will
so" administration Must
ahnngc Policy.

IHIVAGO. juno 20.-The conmercI,l
:. ,e ,srhphcrS strike, according 10 a
mere today, VIII continue as long Az
me wilson administration stands on
record as denying us the right Witch
irtaidcnt Wilson says all workers arc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
Mrs. Fannie II. ,rorrIs,.

Mrs.. Fannie Hursis Morriss wife
OF Bcnham Morriss, OF Blackstone. Va,
died in -. Lukc's Hospital at ! o'clock
Friday afternoon.
she was a daughter Of tho late John
S"rar Epas and Fannie Washington
Ep"s. She is survived by her hus-
band. one son, Benham Epes Morriss
her mother. three brothers T. Free
man Epes. DR. John Segar Epcs Theo-
derrick ?. Epes. and two sisters. Mrs
Acncurc GTavatt and Miss Mary Epes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21

dunn OF suit.
rairned before Justice NJ aurce in Police
Court yesterday To face charges OF selling
soft drinks without the proper permit from
JudGs RtchhrdSon, had his sent on 10
thu lluStinEs Court.
Thomas Fincssec. co'ored. was yesterday
N tns iusiinEs Court acquitted Of the
The defendants main defense was The ''un /.
Mwtit''h law, attentions Of johnson to
tfin%;SSec,s wife being alleged as the cause
Chief 81 Police sherry took a one.dav
vacation Yesterday and attended the annual
p,cnic Of the EpisCoaal sunday schools r. /
charge OF the department while the cb,.f
was away. and Sergeant Iioidcraft became
avthS captain at the First Police station
G9ye1Ior Davis has received a letter from
i mr. H.. him that there are on hand at
from tho wreck OF the old batIIcship Maina
tins n, are TO be disposed OF to muncipali-
tan others that wish them. "''- ee'
r. w. ozlin. member Of tho House ~,
;hr es ,I,,, from I.unonburs, County. visited
country declare Tint great in,"ras, ts he ne
taken by the people OF virginia in ,bo r,r,s
MS SPe'''I 'i Tho General Assembly.
T. Kicker. los West Marshall s,reat
inI w NJ. reynolds 2Ol3 West Broad Str.st
80, arteStsu last night charged with
ory SIZE, 's ,,n roy c2iored. of io2. HEX
OF hlI North Adams Street wero ho,b niaco;
u Itr1 arrest for similar oncnses M@nrT
i ytpo"n; coior"i. Of me- Yves; CLAY S;rnat.
less driving. ''' "''esed Feck-
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George ". Dearborn.

. ! VI = F.EtSI June 2b.-GeOrGe ".
Dearborn, aged sixty-seven. died last
night after an ilncss OF several
!nn.tas: The deceased is survived by
Ms '"lfa and tn: following children:
Mrs. Howard Mckinnon, OF Clinton,
: G; Mrs. ": l.. Reed. OF Victoria,
Va; Mrs. :. VI. WIS. Miss Marian
Dearborn and Gordon !. Dearborn, OF
amherst. Another daughter. Mrs.
Sadie ID. Sandidgc. died "a few months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
Faces Transporting choryc

- GeorRic watson coiOrcd OF Nawnn-,
News was arrested late last night -.
re Main street station on 4 charte
found two belts loaded will Mn, ~
Ties o. whiskcy. hot-water bottle f,,Ii
OF %nisky and a handbag containing
woman. In all eighteen p!nts. vac
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21

cdtt ~ iS'H ilxty Two JT YEARS 2c Of
"Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock a
his home on Campbell Avenue, wher
he mad been sick for long time. MI
Gctt!e is survived by his wife.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
Jesse ID. VIII.

vi AItIl'II I'IlS LIE, .IUno 10
Jesse j.. Witt. aged scvcnty-six, dice
nus morning at his home AT Tye River
Ston. Nelson County, and was Il miller
by occupation. Later in life he wa.
in the employ OF the Southern Railway
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21

RIy ISTOl

BRISTOL. June 2o.--Todd Fagins
aged nifty. wellknown farmer was
struck and instantly killed by light
ning while working in his wheat field
near i'incy Flats. He is survived by
his widow. four sons, and one daughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
Z. u. Crunlnton

LINCHHURG June 2O.--The body o.
4. II. trumpton. who died in Baltimore,
Crumpton lived in Iynchburg until
about thirty years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
Mrs. G., n. walker

CHARLOTTESVILLE June 20-Mrs
q. Il. Walker, aged TWENTY-FIVE. dice
yesterday at her home near Camp
bells, this county. from the effects o
AN attack Of Influenza She was ;
native Of Albcmarlc County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
Police Charge Car M.n. stolen.

Wilbert Jonathan. colored. OF 1881
Short q Street, and Thomas Johnson.
colored. Of % North Hancock. We're
arrested late last night charged with
having in their possession an auto
mobile valued at $1,000 which had been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
Germany would nuy irish t.o.,.

nCBi-lN. June 2D.-Somo Irig!? WOODEN
mn" already have received Applications
. s toiMcr customers In Germany 10
slblc. "'" az 1'S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21

MARRIOTT EsVII.LE. juno 20.--Mrs
rnca Ennis, aged tw"nty-two WIFE OF
Archie Ennis, ~ Cailetts Fauuuier
county. died yesterday at a local hos
pi'al. and The body was sent this after
noon 70 her late home, where tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21

I.YNciIBUKG. June 20.-John c.
Ga!lahcr, seYenty-iiye years OF age
veteran Of the Confederate Army, dice
Wednesday at the home Of his daugh
ter. Mrs. j.. q. Weber. after Il long
!!!neas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
Niiss Mildred CnmpbeII.

IYECliBURG. June 20--Miss Mildred
Campbell, who WAS scvcnty-fo four years
of age, died this morning at o'clock
AZ her home. having been i'll for a long
trnc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
Mrs. W. VI. Ifrnzicr

LTECUBCRG. June 20.-Mrs. w. NJ
Frazier, Of Lynchburg. died Monda,
At l'ucna Vista and her funeral wa!