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Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-19
DANEELSON

Mrs j. w. Gallup is in a Providence
hospital as a surgical patient.
Tuesday Warden f. E. Cunneen REL
ceiVed 9 card from Ralph Rogers, for
rnerly at the Danielsor Cotton Com
.r2nY. who is now in Italy with Unit
ed States forces. Mr. Rogers has been
serving in France.
In the kiIIjngy probate court Mrs.
c. d. Chase was appointed admins
tratriX of the estate OF her sister,
Miss S. Annie Doty. {. ID. Chase and
Attorney Warren D. Chase We're APP
pointed appraisers,
Sergeant {. a. CIyne 1929 infantry,
was a visitor here Tuesday, wearing
the first baukee Division insignia
seen in DanielSou. He was q member
of X company, I02d infantry, Hart
ford, and is q personal friend of Coz
poral Carl Anderson.
In the PROBATE 1cu< at Brooklyn
Saturday next there WI be a hearing,
relativS to the admission Of the viii
Of Mrs. Ruby G. Williams, and it is
indicated that a contest will develop.
The hearing viii be before Judge
George f. Genung.
Hundreds gathered at the first fire
alarm since the new motor pumper
arrived in town to see the powerful
piece of apparatus in service. They
were disappointed for it Is not to be
used, Chief A. p Woodward says, un-
| til it has had its underwriters test
| and has been officially accepted by
the borough.
| The second in the series of games
III the tournaments that have been az
ranged at the Bohemian club will be
| played tomorrow evening. Billiard
and pool matches are being played
! daily and numbers of contestants al
ready have been eliminated.
| Mrs. Lucy A. Fairnan, rs, died at
| East Killingly Tuesday morning. Mrs
| Fairman had been i'll in bed for nine
weeks. Mrs. Fairman was a native
of the town Of Killingly and widow
| of Edward Fairman. Mrs. Alcott D.
| Sayles is daughter of Mrs. Fair
| man.
First Selectman John A. Gilbert
stated Tuesday morning that he had
I Just received from a firm of New
| London attorneys a notification that
| if the salary of Miss Gertrude War
| dell, supervisor of music in Killingly s
! schools, is not paid in full for the
whole period for which she was en-
gagged that suit \would Immediately "a
instituted against the town. The no
titication gives the selectmen until
tomorrow Thursday to take actor
| on the matter,
Mr.. Gilbert said that this was the
first intimation that had come to him
that Miss Wardell had been dis.
charged. He stated that he had re-
ferred the communication to Attor.
ney Z. l.. Darbie. town counsel, anc
directed him to take the matter III
with the New London attorneys ant
seek an extension of the time set fol
bringing the suit in order that thu
circumstances surrounding tse cas-,
might be investigated.
When interviewed relative to tn,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-19

Poultry association held in the parish
house at Ashaway last week Tuesday
afternoon and evening. An oyster sup
per was served and was a success
financially.
Charles /. Blake, confined TO his
home for some time with a severe cold,
is able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter. D. Blake of
New London were guests Sunday at
the home of Daniel e. Blake.
On account of icarseness Rev. E. P.
Mathewson was unable to perform his
usual preaching duties Sunday.
George B, Langworthy and Leverett
A. Briggs are spending some time nj
the south.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-19
HOPKTNTON

A rally in celebration of the ratifca-
ton of national constitutional prohibit
ton was held in the Seventh Day
Baptist meeting house in Ashaway on
Thursday evening under the auspices
of the Ashaway- Potter Hill ". c. T.
U. The program consisted of music
by an orchestra and a male quartette
and a solo by Mrs. Ralph NJ Briggs,
addresses by Rev. D. B. Coon, pastor
of the First Hopkinton Seventh Day
Baptist church, and Rev. George D.
Stanley, pastor of Westerly Methodist
Episcopal church. Rev. Everett P.
Mathewson read the scripture and Of
fered prayer and introduced the speak
ers. There was 4 good attendance and
much enthusiasm was manifested.
Many fine birds were on exhibition
at the meeting OF the South County
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-19
GALES FERRY

a Valentine social was held in the
Vestr3' of the NJ. E. church Friday ev-
ening under the auspices Of the de-
partment of Recreation and Culture
Mrs. J, Edmund Norman was chair
man, The decora tons were
red hearts and laurel The programme
included piano solo Selection from
ing, How ST. Valentines l1ay Origin
ated, by Miss Madeline Bir. ii: reading.
Mrs, Piper Miss Gertrude Allen: so
10. I Know Lovely Garden. Mrs.
Walter NJ. Buckingham. Mrs Rufus w
Hurlbutt was at the niano. When en-
cored, Mrs. buckingham sang Sweet
heart; reading, 4 Substitute Court
ship, Mrs. 5ieiphine Fish. A Floral
Love Story, guessing contest in hid l.
den flowers. first prize, A heart shap-
ed box of candy was won by Mrs
Walter NJ. buckingham: second prize
valentines. Z C. Perkins. Misses Ger
| trude Alien and Madeline Birch. In
the valentine contest Rev. 9 f. New
ton. Harlan Newbury. r. Irving Hurl-
butt were the judges. f rst prize Ger
A. Perkins. A Heart Tree and a
shooting contest were also a part of
the programme. Then followed quar-
tered quotations, four parts forming q
whole red heart, and allowing four
people when properly matched to have
refreshments together. he refresh
ments were sandwiches OF different
kinds and heart shaped cookies OF
many varieties. with cocoa.
Last Thursday the first Transmission
wire was taken over to this side of the
Thames river from the poles at Kite
maug to Fort Decatur. for the East
ern Connecticut Power company
whose plant at UncasTius IS diagonal
" across FROM the village. The COM
pany is extending the lines to the
Hallville line. The wires are stretch
ed to the high towers on Fort De
catUr and can be sean from the vii
lage.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Buckingham, chair.
man of the local auxiliary of the
Gales Ferry Fed Cross has made the
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-19

Alethodism Answers the Challenge,
Mrs. Delphina Fish; Mr. and Mrs. D.
c. Perkins, Miss Alice SGterlae and
D. r. POvey sang Let the Gospel
Light Shine On. Offering for Freed
men A.d society. Rev. Q. Z. Newton
followed this programme speaking
from Galatians go. And let as not be
weary in wel!doing; for III due sea-
son we shall reap if we faint not.
Mr.. and Mrs, Stephen Norman OF
Allyns Point are the guests OF relatives
of Mrs. Norman. in Newark n. j.
Mrs. Delphine Fish and Mrs. Fan
ny A. Molthrop attended the February
meeting of Anna Warner Bailey chap
ter. D. A. R. of Groton and Stoning-
ton at the nome of the regent, Mrs
Bolton A. Copp, in Groton. Thursday
afternoon
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-19

Many people just hate to eat in
company. They prefer to crawl into
some kv-place for 4 dyspeptic's
plate of molly coddle. Business
men often resort to this form of
weakness under the belief they can
work better. But it isn't what you
eat but wha. you digest That counts.
Some stomachs can't digest even a
glass of milk. So they simply keep
on feeding dyspepsia and get gas,
water brash, sour risings and so
on that the better informed and
hearty eaters entirely ayoid. This
they do by using Stuarts Dyspep-
STA Tablets.
Many PHYSICIANS prescribe them
for indigestion, dyspepsia and other
digestive disorders. They are sold
at every drug store. everywhere,
price so cents a box.
Ask your druggist more about
them. -
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-19
WEEKAPAUC

The Ocean View W. c. T. U. is to
meet today "wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Stephen Peckham at Quono-
chontaug.
A number from this way attended
the play Uncle RUDE given by Quono-
chontaug grange Saturday night in
heir hall.
Mrs. George Denison and daughter
Abbie of Westerly spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Coon at The
Elms.
Amos Champlin, who has been III
with grip for the past week, is able
to be out.
A large army dirigible balloon pass
ed over here Thursday, going to New
port and returning in about an hour.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-19

Nujol supplies necessary
moisture to soften intestinal
contents and facilitate easy,
thorough evacuation at reg
ulsr intervals. Nujol makes
easier and more effective
the action of intestinal
muscles. Nujol absorbs
poisonous material. ,.44Sy
Nuiol is free from any dele
FERROUS after effects, forms
no bad habits, can be used
at any age, under any con.
ditions, and overcomes con-
stipation because it works
hand in hand with Nature
with her laws, not against
them. ,
SeIf-poisoning due TO con-
situation causes over 90%
of human illness. Get a
bottle of Nujol from your
druggist today, and send
coupon for free booklet
Thirty Feet of Danger.
Farming: N Sui .s. il i'' so s1i,
bearing the Nujol Trade Mark.
Insist on Nujol. You May ss6er
from substitutes.
Nujol Laboratories
STANDARD OIL CO. (NEw JERSEY
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-19
Are You a Bolshevik ?

Bolshevism is based upon
violence, relies upon force,
is deaf to right or reason.
To force the bowels to move
by taking castor oil, pills,
salts, mineral waters, etc.,
is to outrage Nature and
"bolshevik" the body. Be-
cause drugs act by produ-
eng irritation.
Castor oil, for instance, is so
obnoxious that the bowels
make frantic effort to get rid
oft. Other medicines, from
SIENNA to salts, provoke ac-
ton by causing the bowels
to try desperately to expel
them FIRST. /
With such remedies there
fore the removal of bowel
waste is secondary an d
wholly incidental. Hence,
the result is not to cure con-
stipation, but On the con-
trary, to make it worse,
m ore obstinate, harder to
overcome.
On the other hand, Nuiol is
not a drug, does not act like
any drug, acts mechan-
ically, not incidentally; per
SaGdes Nature instead of
forcing her.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-19
SOUTH CRTSWOLD

Ransom H. Young has finished fill
ing his icehouse with 10-inch ice.
7T~S T'Ta'-t Peter and son left on
Thursday for New Orleans, La.
..4Ia. =. u. Greene was a recent
guest of Mrs. Lydia Guile in Preston.
The supper held at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank D. ECcleston Wednes-
day was well attended. The time was
passed in playing games and listening
to enjoyable selections On the Victrola,
piano and violin.
Strange to say. the coming man is
the one who has already arrived.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-19

There are many trusts in this coun.
try, but the poor man is expected to
come up with cold cash inst the same
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
GOVERNOR TO WELCOME
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
irl-Stntc ORGANIZATION Opens TWENTY
'ir>t tnnuai Session Here
-t. Tomorrow.

Inc twenty first annual session of
,Hc fri-Statc Medical Association will
re opened tomorrow Al tho jefferson
note! AUDI torium wien Governor West
u orcland Davis welcomes the visiting
ntYsicians on behalf OF the city. and
-. Wiz mus Harrison delivers the adj
urcas OF welcome on behalf OF the
tncdical profession.
robert :. clthcart. major, medical
corps, United states Army. is president
o. the association and will deliver an
-ddrcSa 1T nc opening nccting At 10
clocl. tomorrow morning
oh'cers of the association arc. DE-
Robert :. Cathcart, Charleston s. g.
proa!cent: nr. i'ous las Nandcrlioof,
l:icam"nd. Va. vice -prcsid.nt Dr. /.
y Crowcll, L.ncolutor =. (. vice
2..ea!ccni' -. ''raHcis A. coward.
Columbia. $. c. Nicc-p president. Dr.
heile y. l!uSh1. Lsurens, :. G. score
The COMMITTEES al. loca, ARRANGEMENTS
Snraisia of ~ !. Nilsson hodges, chair
nan: D. l. White Or H. NJ. Taylog
Dr. 9 y. ROBINS. ~. Il g. Bryan Dr.
= y. upahur. y. NJ. - BurNc ipr. \. j..
GraE, IL. ) ". Willis. Or Virvimius
HARRISON Or. Z. " Murrcu. Dr . V.
Caring ION. Or. II. Il. Tucker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
WOMAN'S LAND ARMY
TO AID IN VIRGINIA
TO HOLD GROUP MEETINGS
AT CENTENARY M. (. CHURCH
Various tSpertS of Missionary Work
viii BE Discussed at
Todny's Scssions.

In connection with tho Missionary
Centenary, an all day group meeting
Will be held in Cent Methodist
Episcopal Church today TO discuss vari-
VIII be three sessions. at 10 o'clock
use aud s.. Rev. K. II. Potts. presid-
ING elder Of the Richmond district. will
.ici chairman.
y historical statement OF the Cen
ierary Will be made by Bishop Collins
Denny. Other speakers at the morn
ing session will be Rev. j. II. Mont
goTcrT. Rev. +. a. Smoot, n. d.. ..
: Morton. Mrs. Lee Ertt and Miss
Grace SAKE Of the Sunday party
Rev. q. H.. Lambeth. ID. d. will de-
liver the address at the afternoon
meeting. y conference on STEWARDSHIP
will be conducted by Rev. Thomas \,
Potts. II. -. and Rev. !. T. Cary, d. ID.
at the II iSht session Rev W H. Beau
champ. -. u. secretary OF the Law
mcn,s Missionary Movement and t
; SouthEatc. conference lay leader,
viii be the speakers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
EDWARD 7. CRUMP BURIAL
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Urothcr Of Judge or Inv aud r:uuf,,
Court Dies After Short
Illness.

Eunerai services. for Edward rabb
trump, brother Of Judge Beverly r.
trump. Of the Law ana Equity Court.
who died yesterday afternoon after an
iIihcSS of week, will bc held to-
morrow afternoon at go O'clock. Mr.
trump was siXiy-sevcn years old and
was prominent in business and social
circles he had been in failing health
ior seNrrai years, but never in n crit
zeal condition until during the past
week.
Mr.. Crump is survived by his wife.
VINO was Miss jeanette Woodward: bv
Two sisters, Mrs William r. I.ightfoot
h ,, Mrs Fannie G. Tucker, and ono
paIibrarers a, Mr. Crump's funeral
"iii be: observation-disclosures vii.
rams Frederick Noting Charles
locke Addison Reynolds. William
Ir'gG, LuciuS Cary, Maxwell Wallace
James Cannon. Honorary-Major NIL
nam y. anderson, Charles T.. Boiling.
George Sryan, Judge John Rutherford
1ienrE Vayior. Colonel Miles Cary, Eppa
Hunton. Jr., +. Rand. Wexford
Read Pony'a Corner
IN today's Times Dispatch ], is new
advertising. - "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
An Actual EXAMPLE

These little servants" include an
Electric Iron, Coffee Percolator, an
Electric Curling Iron, "a Hot Water
Bottle''-the Electric Heating Pad
an Electric Toaster and a Vacuum
Cleaner.
1t was reported to us recently that
in seven-room apartment, eight mem
bers in the family, the total bill for
these six little servants" and electric
light averaged S2.97 for each of the
months of last year
Everybody had all the light wanted
and the electrical devices were used as
much as they were needed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
ADVOCATE WAR GARDENS
TO CUT DOWN FOOD COST
Hard Licks Morning and evening
Urged In Battle ASainsI
High Prices.
MANY VEGETABLE. NEED
Woman's Laud Army OF Virginia in
Position To Fui diSh lIabov-l'rc-
serving and Canning Movement
Is Gaining Impetus

War gardens. aimed at tho food ari3-
tocracy. since tho Hun is out OF the
ring. arc being urged upon Richmond
and Virginia people this year as a post
war measure worthy OF many hard
ticks after office hours arc over and
in the wee hours OF the morning. be-
fore the business god begins TO reign.
The scarcity of laorr in this section
Of the country has become acute and
vegetables are likely TO be conspicuous
by their absence, unless concerted ac-
ton - taken in favor OF Inc gardens
Nothing would do moro to force the
high cost OF living to sign stringent
armiSi;cc terms in the opinion OF George
NJ. l1man. tnan an abundance of vcSc-
tables and small fruits.
WOMAN'S LAND ARMY
TO AID IN VIRGINIA
The woman's land army in this state
under the direction uc Mrs. NJ. 4. Pat
terson. OF Richmond. will he in posi-
tion 10 help out considerably the scar
city Of labor. One unit has been at
work in this vicinity for the last ten
days pruning fruit trees and many
more arc being organized.
|; is pointed out that large quaint
ties OF fruit and vegetables go 20
waste each year because OF the inabi.-
ity OF the growers to preserve and
can them. This work also is urged
and the ~oman's land army will give
such assistance as it can.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
hStisY P1

Only one device was mssing-the
electric heater 1t would have added
less than twenty cents monthly TO the
bill.
All of these devices, SO essential to
the modern home, are shown at our
Basement Electrical Goods Section.
except the Vacuum Cleaner, which is
shown in the Rug Department on the
Third Floor.
Any one interested in securing
greater home efficiency, convenience
and comfort is welcome, without the
slightest obligation to purchase any
device, to come in and see the exhibits.
BaSement-Central.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
WILL ADDRESS statesmen
Mayor Ainsiic TO Speak on budget
Problem to r. r. 4. on
Saturday.

MAJOR Nnslic yesterday accepted an
invitation from the Travellers Protec-
next Saturday nigh; before that or
gaHizatior. The Mayor is expected to
discuss the condition of the city finances
ana nc problems involved in The prep,
II Is stated that the Chamber OF
commerce Will probably soon hold
general meeting and have the Mayor
tho members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
COMMIT TEE MAINTAINS
PLAN FOR CITY OFFICES
Char,cr-Changc Body Hears Com
plants Against Arrangement
OF Quarters.
rHEsNON's RENTAL is REDUCED
Cut Revenue Commissioners Charge
From 81 to 60 Cents Per Square
i'oot-S!ielton Not Permitted to
Tell His Grievances.

y; itS meeting last night tho Charter
Change Committee Of the City Council
stood by its former rccomme ndat; ION
and voted against any change in it's
proposed plan for the arrangement OF
quarters III tho City Hall.
Henry y. TrcSnon. Commissioner OF
Revenue. had his floor space rent re-
iuced from 81 Il square foot year TO
80 cents. but Treasurer James 4. Pace
and High Constable William II. Wyatt
VIII have 10 pay 81 per square foot
although. in letter /" tho commit
gee. MIR. Wyatt complained bitterly Of
having TO pay such price for a base
mcnt Office.
The committee also voted to recon-
OF the Board OF Public Safety In the
ADVISORY Board ana 10 ask the City
Attorney to draft an ordinance en-
noWcrinS tho Advisory Board 10 act as;
a Board of IJcaitb -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
ARREST NEGRO GAMBLERS
Even Dozen Playing African .SLi,u
Lose Pot to PoIi,cm,n
DuNis.

Twelve colored men were Dusay en-
sagea n q l!ye!| game of "shin" AT
81 yHoTth second street and were said
- have cutie a li;;lo pccun!arv me-
e2t IN tho game about o'c!ocl; we
terda%. when Officer Dave s,cpu.J IN
and claimed tho poi. The game Of
skin" closely resembles poker Tbnv
were all arrested and VIII aDnc,, ,,
ro.tce Court today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

Rat'ics" as shown AT tho Victor
sn!a week. IS one Of the best pictures
shown AT that picture house in months
win John barrymore in the role Of
ne amateur crachsman The production
Is well provided with sterling actors.
- cooper cEne. Frank Morgan, well
known IN local stock circles. and N;l, .
'on!!n being In the cast. On tho same
b!ii Trddy, the famous dog. heads A
Ea.a%y or Mack Scnnctt stars in Rim
ana stitch. Tai!ors." ar unusually fun
ny comedy feature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
ADJOURNS UNTIL MARCH
q h''~d states Circuit Court OF tpo,ui.
Handn Down One De-

Ai.". handing down one decision
"S.'daF the United States Circuit
nvu.I OF Appeals adjourned until tho
Sc.Hno tuesday in March The cour,
,, NE ihe present session has prac
. .n ciesred IT'S docket. the only caaes
IN, IN" 'nlnE undecided being those which
were recently argued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
Every Mother. SON"

one OF the finest pho;opia?s OF The
5caaon is shown a; the Isis ;h;s ue.L
N Every Mothers SON" with Char
.o,te walker as the star In many
,9nch!nS and stirring scenes j, lives
nc american mothers side of the great
var just ended. but portraYs tho great
peace conference al Versailles and
makes Ar excursion into the recon
StTrctIon period. !; is feature wei,
worth seeing "'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
CGEER DENIES APPROVAL
OLE OElElGI: AnIiH Nf:E.NIENI

When the committee convened il was
apParcnt That /; had fire in it's eye in
regard r,.s,i to the oppositioon 20 the city
man Mills declared that the subcom-
in'ttcc had gone through the building
thoroughly from pit to dome and thai
it's concIusions had met with tho ar,
prevail Of Comptrollc- Golfer aud other
!, ,i 81 dfpar1menis lie said tina;
DC complaining of the committees
,,r %9mpiroiler 1a Gefsr Ma ;hsn sailed
aud, declared tina, he had never
said said tha, the cemmiit,oc's arrange
had. said tina; ii il was the bes, ,hai
could be done he could get along with
Near &c Cb iinESeIi dr ihnt The commi,,e.
written tho letter cri;icizinE INC com
mi;tee's proposed arrangement.
REFUSED TO PERMIT
SHELTON no TESTIFY
Mr.. Mills vigorously fought the very
I!dlea OF the, Committees hearing Mr.
shelton. declaring tina; only heads OF
dcpartmcn;" should be heard Nj Pull
70 hearing from Mr.. shelton, and Mr..
w orkman expressed the same opinion,
but the committee vote, 10 sustain Mr.
no, heard.
Mr. Shelton then arose TO q question
or personal privilege. and declared
mat nc wished to call the committees
attention TO the fact that Il am not
appearing here voluntarily, was sum
moncd TO come here"
Directors Tranord, Boiling Mycrs
and Levy expressed themselves as sat
ished with the arrangements concern
ing their quarters. put Director Levy
declared that if il could lie done with
out interfering with other arrange
incntS ne would like very much TO sec
his cet-Clcaning Departments, Kent
IN the basement Comm issicncr OF
revenue IrcSnon appeared before tho
Comnnlttce on he question OF his office
location. and declared that accordir,-
10 the com!nit;cc's plan he would he
deprived OF 800 square feet OF noor
space: MIR. Mills finally Demonstrated
that instead o! losing 500 square feet.
Tue ONO al WIS rcally Eninini: 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
C0NFISCATE TUG MURRELL
More Than 700 I'ints OF whi.k, Founo
so on EcsseI nj Nor
folk,

II prohibition authorities OF Norsor,.
captured the tug MuryeIl and confs
Sateo zoo pints OF whisky found o.:
Doa7d; The vessel is owned by the
Ssw England Coke and Coal COMPANY
OF Boston. and is being held In All
probaoility the tug Will ne confscatei
unFeSe, some new liSh; can he thrown
on the Gaze soon. Enormous nrsr
titss OF illic!t spirits ale said 70 he
selSHd da'ly RI Norfolk from boat.
ia5ding from vet territory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18
food Vaudeville mt Lyric.

with hrst place honors being about
equally divided between Fred WAYNE.
Loretta Marshall and Truscilla Candy.
~ The Intruder" and Tom Browns
Constabulc" band, the bill offered visi-
Tors 20 The Lyric during the first haIf
or ;his week is unusually good The
intruder combines good singing, good
dancing and real comedy browns
band offers something new in brass
band amusement
Other numbers on the bill arc III.
Three Maxim Girls. in good Juggling
hc'' townsend and Wilbur. with Miss
H%dncy Reynolds, in The Smart
A!eck, and Jean Boyde! an amusing
comcdicnnc. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

49,. h...!r go R!chrnrnd
J"hah'sa steam Finlavsor ic6t Rirn-,o-,
1911. y rr"wn ~ Richmond
'fsc'S J.. Hpdgsns Gsl RicS;no,d
HrGs. ~ M,on' *, Richmond
49, "1'se'S ca Richmond
De' ma MurfaN Cl) Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

lr. \, J. Nelson. OF Seattle. WASH r,cSi-
dent OF the Washington state Board OF
Medical Examiners. is in Richmond visiting
"is brother. Dr. James Nelson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-18

Leroy Gates. q oo!orcd chauffeur WA.
Tcs,,d Yesterday Tor the theft OF auto
mobile tlrc. valued at SIS. from the garage
OF Or Clifton u. Miller. OF ) West Ora C