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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
WOODS TAKES SEAT
N ]. :. CONGRESS

Colonel Jamee r. Woods. member
OF congress frcn1 the Sixth district.
has been given his certificates OF
election a. successor TO Congressman
Carter Glass, who succeeded William
Gibbs McAdoo m secretary OF the
treasury. The state board of can
vassers turned the document over to
Colonel Woods. who inm ediately pro-
ceedcd for Washington. where he al
ready has entered upon his new
duties He was commissioned for the
short term only, the returns from
every precinct IN The district be i1g
incomplete for the full term. which
begins today at noon.
Colonel Woods. who received ISIS
votes-wh!ch were sufficient TO elect
him. but comprising only about one
tenth of thu normal vete OF the dis
trict---had two opponents, Frank 8.
Lame, Of Bedford, who received 22o
votes, and Gilly Muaa, OF Roanoke.
who received lone vote.
The returns disclosed thSt several
officers. instead Of providing for two
separate. reports--one for the short
and one for the long term-consoii-
dated the returns. The papers have
been returned to the Officers having
jurisdiction In the several counties and
cities tor correction. where such Was
found necessary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
LANIiESCE'S DEFENSE WILL
BE ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING

i, n. Lawrence, Of this city, viii
be given rreiir mary hearing I'm
Alexandria today on the charge of
fatally shooting policeman OF thai
city recently. Lawrence has been In
jail at Rossiyn, the county scat. for
Reekseping ever .ince the tragedy.
HLs defense, ii is said, will be that he
shot THE officer accidentally.
Lawrence was discharged from the
army few months ago and wac still
carrying hig servfss% revolver in hol-
sser, il 10 stated. In a tuksle with
the policeman when the latter under
took to arrest him on a disorder,y
charge, the weapon went off, Law
renee insists without any intention on
his rart to fi.e 1t.
r1awrcnce's wife. Highland Springs
girl will leave there early this morn
Mg for Alexandria TO be with her
husband during the hearing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
Il. COOLBODRN Is
ORDERED TO ]. 5.

Lieutenant VIM Clark coulbourn OF
this city has been ordered to report to
the field artillery central officers
training school at Camp Taylor, Ken
lucky. Lieutenant Coulbourre liz row
first lieutenant and ad3utant Of the
first battalion OF he Twentieth field
artillery regiment OF the Fifth division
of the regular army, stationed at
.BiyanEe, Luxen5urg, He vas g ser;
Blues on the Mexican border and EN- :
tered the first officers training camp
at Fort Myer, receiving the commits
sion Of second lieutenant OF field ar
tillery and assigned to the 313th
regiment lie was subsequently pro-
noted to first lieutenant and made
regimental iiason officer; was sent to
Fort sill. Oklahoma, for special train
ing, and upon the arrival Of the
Eigh tieth Division In France was sent
to French Technical school for
further training. Before his regiment
became cnaaged, because OF his
an infantry regiment at liason officer
and was engaged with them in heavy
fighting for some weeks, until badly
gassed 40 was returned TO his own
regiment and had to 80 through
heavy Hun bArrags In order to reach
it.
Upon his recovery. he responded TO
q call for artillery aerial observers
ana was sent to the Aerial Training
camp at Tours, but within week or
two the srmistice was signed and he
requested to be returned to his resyi-
ment. but instead, he was sent to the
Twentieth regiment Of regulars which
constitutes a part OF the army Of oc-
cupation
known young attorney Of his city.
being = member OF the firm Of Kelley
and Couibourr. HIS partner, Samuel
l., Kelley. In In France as a field
secretary Of tbs Knights OF Coiun,-
bus and has mars \ splendid record.
Lieutenant Couibourn IL nephew
Of Col Joseph Button state commits
sioner Of Insurance..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
DEMAND FOR DOAIESTICS
GREATER THAN SUPPLY

Seven hundred and eighty-nine
persons applied to the municipal pub
lie employment hure&L In city hall
for employment during the week end
ing March. 1. according to q weekly
bulletin on labor conditions in Rich
n1ond Just issued by f. J. Conway.
manager OF the bureau. OF these
<21 were white males and 2ss were
white females. "a colored males and
81 colored females
The supply OF white applicants
exceeds the demand, while the de-
inland for white female help exceeds
the supply, with the exception Of Of
flee help. The suppl OF colored male
applicants exceed the demand, while
the demand for female coiored help
exceeds tho supply.
Although applicants for DON. estic
EorG are increasing. the demand III
ettU greater than the supply Colored
male applicants express a willinSnee1
70 accept almost any Kind of work
at reasonable wages. Very few
white male applicants Will accept
farm wcrk- Einety-five per cent of
white female applicants are seeking
clerical or office work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
semi u Rnetla

Chr ~Ee1 with stehling a suit OF
clothes from III. +. Can. den, 500 vir-
ginia avenue Joseph III. Robin sos..
twenty-seven years old. has been SEN
fenced to ninety days on the roads ny
Justice Crut chfield. Robinson ope-
rates a cleaning and dyeing establish
merit in Highland Park and In ailege
to have pawned the suit. He states
that he pawned the suit in order TO
obtain money to defray the expenses
of trip to his aome In Kentucky
when his sister died. He says that
he was going to redeem the suit upon
his return. but that he was arrested
before given an opportunity. Through
Gray Haddon. his attorney. he noted
an appeal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
JULIAN G. SSELTINCS
DIED IN FRANCE FEB IS

. A telegram was received IN Rich
Tnond Sunday announcing the death
OF Julian c. %Sneliings in France ON
February Ia. from Influenza Young
Seedlings was a volunteer in ambu-
lance ccnlrany Nc. $40. 5o5th SAM
Sary train. and was at Camp Lee pre-
vfous to sailing for France In May of
last year. He passed unscathed
through some of The heaviest fight
ing Of the war. He was the grand
son OF the late pr. Thomas r. Math-
ewr, OF South Richmond. and he HI
survived by two sisters. Mrs Willard
C. Williams and Miss Edith M. Smell
tngx, and one brother. Thomas M.
Snellings, all of this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
CONCLUDE TESTIMONY IN
RATE INCREASE PETITION

The state corporation comm mission
yesterday afternoon concluded n three
lays hearing Of the application Of The
Northern Virginia Power company for
horizontal Increase OF IS per cent
over the present rate for lighting and
power, and an additional increase On
The power equal to 5-ioo cents per
ktIowat hcur for each rs cents per
ION in tie cost OF coal over $3.50 per
Ton. delivered at the siding OF the
Northern Virginia Power company.
Taking OF testimony was concluded.
and as soon as ii has been put in
type written form the case will be
ready for arguments. Briefs may he
ia lieu of argument. how
ever The following members Of the
com mission heard the testimony:
Chairman Edwin N. Williams, Judge
William r. Rhea and g. l. Lupton-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
SUCCESSOR TO UAUSE-ftdAN
/. HAS NOT BIN APPOINTED

Although the term Of j. n. Bauser-
nan, state hospital commissioner. ex-
oires Saturday, no announcement thus
far has been made OF his SUCCESSOR.
In the meantime. Mr.. Bauserman will
continue to discharge the duties of
he office until a successor Is named.
John W. Gill. Of Loudoun county.
has been rendered the office. 1t is
said, but no official announcement to
this effect has 30 far beer made
Terms OF one member OF each of
he special boards Of Director OF the
-four state hospitals also expired Sat
urday "A did the terms OF several
members Of the state board OF agri-
culture and immigration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
POLICE COURT
HEARING OF KIRSH. CHARGED
WITH SUNDAY SELLING

When the case of Walter Kirsh,
alleged vtolater Of the Sunday law.
was called In police court yesterday
II became known that the caEe had
been continued until Wednesday.
Question arose IS to whether Or not
kir h was connected with isaft drink
stand. Kirsh claims that the bust
ness La conducted by Aaron RoAcr-
helm, who ts proprietor. and manager.
The matter win be threshed out
Wednesday.
Justice Crutchfieid fined four shoe
sinners Is each for violating the law
They were Ben Young, James Rappas,
Lazarus Zahares, and X Aklandas.
Others fired for violating the same
law were A. Stein. chewing gum ".
Bernstein, grocer: jose pi1ine Mania.
cigarettes; Manual kouvaion. chew
ing gE.1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
kTwANTS CLUB HAS 100
MEMBERS To MEET THURSDAY

Thursday the Kiwanfs club OF Rich
mond, formed here recently under the
direction of the district organizer.
Howard Lyon. Of Baltimore. will meet
for the first time and viii elect officers
The meeting will be held in the JEFF
ferson hotel at o'clock. Later. other
members will be admitted, although
the number may not exceed zoo, and
only two men from each trade or
profession may belong. Civic Affairs
ard the municipal government viii DO
the main interests OF the club.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
Mar Tncc Another Cl,nrrr-

w. W. Easterday. alleged absccnd-
ing brokcf. probably will have to face
another fndfct -nent Attorney c. w.
Crowder has stated 10 the police that
he represents Wit II. Hatcher. Of
Highland Park, who turned over to
Fasterdsy the sum Of $500 For invest
ment ana that the mon y never was
Invested. 1t lis probable THAI the ma. =
ter will he laid before. Common
wcaIth's Attorney wise and an In :
d.ctment for Easterday returned at
the March term ~ hustings court.
which opens Monday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04

Governor westnoraiand Davis ia in
Washington = attendance upon the
conference OF governors and mayors
Of cities. who, at the call OF President
Wilson. assembled yesterday in the
White House for a. three-day ssaon.
rwentv-on. state executives signited
their intention OF beins present In
person and twenty-four others sent
representatives. One hundreS and
eleven mayors are attending the con-
ference, and forty-three are represent
ed by delegates. The conference ~
{ isc,tssing labor and business condi-
tons, and was opened Yesterday nS
the president.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
BIG atlRl[s ron men ]
At BALLOON STATION.

Superintendent Of warehouse. Per
knnum. $1.SU0. storekecpcr. 1880;
assistant storekeeper. $1,000 to 81
700; chief checker. $500: checkers
l,2o0; chief packer, $1.5e0: packers
tl,so0; Labor foremen. 1890 to 81.
500; foreman carpenter, $1,000; car
psnters. $l,5oo: fireman ana janitor
sl.2e0; plumber and steamfitter, ST.
: ~ 1n}1mner 9Ypa steannsasfeEa, hsIpe !,
helper, $1,000; painter. $1,000; 5ani-
ter, 5000: 'iatJoters. &c cert4 hour"
The United States Civil Service COM
mission announces open competitive
examinations for the positions nam ed
above. From the register resulting
ncn these examinations, appoint
meats win be made to all existing and
Future vacancies in the aviation and
balloon general supply depot at Rich
mond (Fultony. Examinations for
other positions will be hello as the
needs Of the service require.
No educational tests win be given,
ara applicants win not be assembled
Tor mental examination The exami-
nations will consist Of tho following
subjects. which will have the relative
weights indicated on . Ecalr Of leo:
(i) Physical ability. 40; ca training.
experience and fitness, 50.
Statement1 as TO training. expert
<7ce and fitness ares ubsoct tn verin-
cation Ago. eighteen years or over
sn the date Of examination
Applicants for the position Of super
n1tendent OF warehouses Nnurt have
snilroad freieth traffic matters and In
charge OF the handling Of freight and
storing IT material
Storekeeper and assistant store
keeper applicants must have had at
5east six rronths' experience ia the RS
capt or shipment of hardware. tools
sud machinery. A number OF the
assistant store;Seeper applicants must
have had experience IN the handling
cf aeronautical engines atrplane parts
and hallocnA
mnEt have had at least six months
experience IN checking hardware and
general miscellaneous supplies.
Packer applicants must have hn4 at
iaaTt SIX month"; experience in the
packing. OF defeats Instruments and
miscellaneous supplies.
Labor fcremen applicants must
have had At least three monthg sx-
pcrien6c as q r1gger and in charge of
gangs unloading and loading heavy
material
@ArFSnlers pIumUer, EtcAnHttet.
painter and electrician applicants
0est be jcurrcyman mechanics The
painter applicants must havo had
scrne experience in sign and vehicle
painting. Helpers must have had at
least SIX months experience In the line
Of work. applied for.
APPLICATIONS viii he received at all
Hmcs, but for existing vacancies ap-
piications must be filed with the I'M
aerssgned on or before March IS, 1919.
Papers will be rated and certificationy
made as needs Of the service require
The examinations are open to all
citizens of the United States who can
comply with the requirements.
The physical examination win be
made without charge by the army sTir-
veon located at the aviation and bal
loon general supply depot
For further information and for ars-
nlication blank form 1sae. address the
secretary of the board Of civil service
examiners AT the aviation and balloon
general supply depot Fulton. April
cation should he filed with the secre-
sary withpu delay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
Police Are Active

Activity of the police of the Third
station during the past month is
pointed out in the month"; report of
The number OF petty thieves ard roo
neries and the amount OF money lost
The police recovered more than halt
OF the stolen properly. Arrests de-
creased on the Southside In February,
1919, as compared to the correspo nd
ing month last year. The column
allotted 70 DRINKS also decreased and
the report showed that strong drink
liz decreasing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
Hank Aaain nj Desk.

Josiah D. Hank. assistant attorney
general. has fully recovered from the
Injuries which he sustained when he
was Knocked down by an automobile
at Seventh and Broad streets last No
veyn Der and was again a. his desk in
The Office OF Attof ney-Cseneral John
D Saunders yesterday. He will i'm
ncciate;y take up the work OF prose-
cutting tho tax cases which were pend
,Hg at the time he was injured For
the last several weeks air. Hank has
been recu Grating at Miami. Fla.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
Veterans to Meet,

Commander Lipscomb hes issued q
call for meeting OF jos johnson
CAM, Confederate Veterans, Thurs
day after noon at 3 O'CLOCK In hustings
court Matters of vital Importance to
the camp will be taken ZIP and 1t is
probable that decision rs to whether
or not he camp will continue will
be reached.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
Marriage LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday to the following couples:
Arthur l. Brya 1T and Mamie FL
harris.
Murray G.. Shekrnan and Virginia
A. Hanks.
C. e. Sanford and Fannie r. Law
ender.
George T.. Glenn and Olive y. Mug
selman.
A S. Maxwell and Bessie NJ Becker.
n. L. Flippen and Elsie L. Bir1s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
! SUFFRAGE CANE At
HEADQUARTERS

Members and guests of the Equal
Suffrage league OF Richmond will
meet this afternoon at suffrage head
quarters. Fourth and Franklin streets,
at 4::o o'clock TO take part In ''Suf-
frage Game"
The meeting js In charge OF Mrs
]. w. Durham and Mrs. G. Harvey
Clarke. Tea hcsaesses for the at
ternoon, are: Mrs. w, r. Adkins. Mrs.
Ard. Mrs. T. j. Pollard, Mrs Ernest
Mead. Mrss JMmes Cheek. Tine public
In cordially invited to be present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
vfp lnciptent Eiaxr.

Effective work by frernen of Bar
ton II hts SAVED the home of w. II
Trevyett, 1915 North avenue. SatHr-
Gay night, fror, being destroyed BY
Ere. Fire originated in n bureau and
was confined TO the bedroom. Dam
age lis estimated at se5e.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
Police F1otsam and yefnrn

Kills Gray and. Thomas Bailey paid
$40 and costs in police court yester-
day for recklcssly driving their au-
tombbi'es
Gambling cases predoninated on
the police court docket yesterday.
Fourteen persons were fined IS and
costs each.
For lighting In the street. James
Mitchell and Mike Jacobini were as
sessed IS and costs by Justice John.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04

In the Church of the Holy Comfort
>r. Rev. w. Z. Cox, rector. there will
be holy communion at 1880 A. NJ.
morning prayer and rcrmon at IL. and
special service with address at s p. NJ.
on Wednesday. On Thursdays
service at 5 p. H.. with an address
~ the rector. On Fridavs through
out Lent there will be Bible cfass
at S p. NJ, conducted by the rector
On Wednesdays in Lent confirmation
lectures at 8 p, NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
Dies In Fraper.

Word ma 2~en received sta ting
that Julian Z. Sneilings, Jr. 1900
Bainbridge street, died in France.
February 10, of influenza Snenings
was member OF ambulance company
under Captain Hulcher and left
Camp Lee with the unit May &C
1915 for France. He is survived by
two sisters. Miss Edith Saeliincs of
South Richmond, and Mrs. Willard
Williams. o. Baltimore: and one
brother. Thomas Sneliingn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
E,os,m,ster Tfrrnt.,n Returns.

Postmaster Hay #. Thornton. who
mas been sojourning in Florida yor
the last several weeks, returned 10
Richmond last evening and will be ut
his desk this morning. In the abb
sarce of Mr. Thornton. Assistant Post
master Ross T. Southwark has been
4sckiug after sis duties OF the post
caster
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04

Ieesburg. Va, Feb. PA. r. Fel.s,
the principal OF the Lessburg High
School for the past four years has
rendered his resignation to the school
board, OF this district to take effect
on Saturday. This action was taken
by Mr.. Feltss on acc0G nj Of having
been offered = most excellent poGitjon
Nth - y. r. gOvaxnnant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
May he Gtnln Orr.

r. r. Edwards and Frank Cooley
assert that an automobile they MS v,
Ia their property and that they pue-
chased II with money they acquired
by picking oranges in Florida. Local
Police have been notified that car
answering the description Of the one
the youths have was stolen from San
ford, Florida They are being held
PENDING further word from Florida.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04

Henry overton, coiored, who Is al
leged to have picked the pockets of
George Tuastali OF S4b sasst J ear, was
granted continuance of his case
when II was called in police court
yesterday morning. Oyertor fs said
to have been out OF towr for quite
while and was arrested by Detec-
tive-sergeants Bertucci and Duffy
The incident In said TO have occurred
in the old market Turstaii lives at
EfIer@ons Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
Aftermath OF Revival.

Silly Sundays evangeiistic work OF
the past seven weeks was continued
last night when several post-carn-
rsign meetings Fsere held in several
oSuthsfde churches. cambridge
Street Baptist church Will hold meet
ings every night this week. Rev. l.
Judson Westfali will be in charge. T.
Il. Burton and ". J. Morrissett will
have the musical program in charge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
TECHNICAL Murder.

Technically charged with murder.
Max Horn was arrested yesterday fol-
lowing the death OF Mrs Julia King.
an aged woman Horn was running
for a street car ana bumped violently
into the woman, knocking her down.
She suffered a FRACTURED hip and lied
yesterday in Grace hospital
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04

Women Of the Stockton Street and
Bainbridg@-Street Baptist churches
Will hold a special meeting in the In
terest OF home missions tomorrow
from II a M. to r. NJ, in the last
named church. Mrs J. r. Rex will
dsTctiss Mountain SchooIs'' and Mrs
Julian r. Thomas 'sBaptsst War Work
and Our Women"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
Hurt When Oar oxcrturns

Mrs Richard " Kuoera and Miss
Rosmari, 25t5 East Broad street.
were slightly injured early yesterday
morning when an auton obile driven
by @. w. LARGE, ID North Thirtieth
street, overturned at Thirty-second
and Broad streets. The women were
taken home in the city ambulance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
Present Painting OF Juriss

Formal presentation Of The OF
painting of the late Judge James
Keith, tor q long tina PRECEDENT of
the Supreme Court of appeal of Vir
GINA. will mark the orcning OF the
spring term OF that coErt today.
Judge Whittls win call the court TO
order and new lawyers will b. iutro-
duced. Notions also will be IRE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
Southside Items
WANTED: Rel,a BILE Carrier fur

WANTED: Relia BILE Carrier Tor
The Richmond Virgininn or the
Woodland Heights route, South
; Richmond Manchester. Small
salary tn start with, but splendid
chance for advancement. and To
build up a profitable business.
Inquire of N. A. Godsey. Agent,
Richmond VrEinian. rs East 18th
street. South Richmond, or phone
Mr.. Hocsey. Randolph $3.50. for APP
poiptment for interview.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04

Colonel Charles Russell KELLEY,
executive secretary of the state ccun-
ell Of defense. was In Petersburg yes
tertiay IN conference with Arthur Kyle
Davis. chairman of the Virginia War
History commission. recently created
by Governor Westmoreland Davis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04

Henry Erich. of TIT East Franklin
street, who WIS arrested Saturday on
a charge of being q military siacker.
was vest day released by department
OF Justice otacialA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
Evancclistic SERVERS.

Rev. DR.. W. c. James will hold
evangelistic services ir Groye-Avenuc
Baptist church every night this week.
following up the Billy Sunday cam
paign. The choir will sing some OF the
favorites Of the Sunday meetings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04

Lewis Hasty. colored. <ef North
Second street, viii be given 4 hearing
in police court March a. Tho negro
In charged with stealing 33ls fror
Mrr. Ida Cold. OF South Meadow
street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
Iook for Missing YOUTH.

Local police have been asked to he
on the lookout for Zebulon Cameron
son II Major Cameron, chief oe police
Of Danville. WI. Major Damaron doe~
not wish that his son be arrested. but
ts anxious. to ASCERTAIN his >. where
nbouts- The boy ieft iris horre> sssti =
denly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
Fine Dice Thruvers.

Arthur Taylor and Dave Coles,
colorcd, were fired SIS ana costs In
Justice Maurfce's court yesterday
morning for rolling the bones
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
p.v.taI rexrtpts Grow.

Postal receipts for the month OF
February. 1919, over the Eamn month
last year. show an increase OF SIS
c43Ts, or nearly s per cent The
figures follow: 1918. &I0s.1SI-sT; 1919.
$11c424.66.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
womtn,s Weck OF Prayer.

WUNstITS WNNE On
The woman's Missionary society Of
he Tirs. Baptist church is conduct
In. a week ct PRAYER. The meeting
uarts this Afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
but every. ather day. this week VIII
meet. at 4 O'Clock. u. Cottage !, pRat ar
meetings will follow every service.