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The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Catron were at
home from 4 until o'clock yesterday
afternoon for the members of the Kap-
pa Alpha fraternity Other guests be-
sides the Kappa Alphas were: Misses
Mary Frances Reed. Elizabeth Estes,
Exile Gray, Elizabeth Spencer and her
guest, Miss Mildred Goodrich, Jean
Catron, Frances Gray, Gladys Smiley,
and Pauline Cochran. Mrs. S. T.
Bratton and Mrs. S. C. Robinson pour
ed coffee in the dining room.
The Sigma Chi fraternity gave a
dinner party yesterday for the fol-
lowing guests: Misses Corinne Mac
key, Kathleen Titzell, Jane SwoffOrd,
Mary More, Mary Wilson, Catherine
Ware, Mary Bess Meservey, Jane
Rodgers and Irene Christie.
Fred Ludeman, Leo Sanders and
Miss Florence Ludeman motored to
Sedalia Saturday and spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Ludeman.
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity
entertained the following guests at
dinner yesterday: DR.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Thornton, Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn
Bryant, Mrs. John Sykes, Miss Gar
nett Ingalsbe, Miss Lucille Lacey, Miss
Kathleen Fleming, Ed Thornton, Joe
Thornton and Motley Bryant.
- /
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity en-
tertained at dinner yesterday for the
following guests: Misses Mildred
Goodrich of Chillicothe, Hazel Babb.
Julia Mcdonald and Mrs. Frank NJ.
Lowe.
Miss Gaynell Stout returned to her
home in Kansas City yesterday, after
spending the weekend at the Kappa |
Kappa Gamma house.
Walter Hillyard and Taney Beau
mont returned to st. Joseph yesterday,
after spending the weekend at the
Delta Tau Delta house.
The Sigma M fraternity will give
formal dinner dance at the chapter
house Friday night.
Jerry Waddel returned to Pittsburg,
Kan, yesterday after spending the
week end at the Phi Gamma DeltaI
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ID. Moss entertained :
Of Mor-
vine Campbell, Gaynell Stout, Mary I:
Louise Bond, Jessie Hill and Alice
Parker.
Miss Mildred Goodrich returned to |:
her home in Chillicothe today, after /:
spending a week with Miss Elizabeth |:
Spencer and Miss Hazel Babb. |:
Miss Helen Moore returned to her |:
home in Brookfield today, after spend |:
ing two weeks at the Pi Beta Phi |:
house.
The afternoon Debating Society held
its annual banquet at the Daniel
Boone Tavern Saturday night. The
guests were: E. W. Stephens, r. B.
Price, Sr., and N. T. Gentry.
Miss Louise Meriwether of Sedalia
is the guest of Miss Hazel Pipes at the
Alpha Delta Pi house.
Mrs. Paul Johnston of Ration, n. NJ,
IS visiting at the Alpha Delta Pi house.
Mrs. Johnston, who was formerly Miss
University last year.
Miss Ethel Sennot, who has been the
guest of her sister, Adele Sennot, at
he Kappa Alpha Theta house, left
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-14

Miss Aimee Elise Meyer returned to
st. Louis today after spending the
weekend with Miss Alice Wiedmer at
the Pi Beta Phi house.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-14

Miss Ethel Sennot, who has been the
guest of her sister, Adele Sennot, at
the Kappa Alpha Theta house, LEFT
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-14

Mrs. Paul Johnston of Ration, n. NJ,
is visiting at the Alpha Delta Pi house.
Mrs. Johnston, who was formerly Miss
Dorothy Turner, was a student in the
University last year.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1919-04-14

Miss Louise Meriwether of Sedalia
is the guest of Miss Hazel Pipes at the
Alpha Delta Pi house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
TRIAL OF POLICEMAN ON
LIQUOR CHARGES CONTINUED
>. u. Ttgnor Acquitted of Charge of
ATTEMPTING Ia lTuport whisky
Into ItichuiOnd

Former Automobile Policeman Frank
=. Na!ier was not tried in the IIust-
'hss Court yesterday, his case beinc,
continued until January 30. Waller Is
charged in two counts with Valuations
OF me prohibition law. ind the case is
last summer
!. r. Tignor was acquitted by the
Jury which late yesterday afternoon
fried him on n charge Of importing
linuor into Richmond. officers testi-
hed that whom a Washington train
arrived here one night in last October
they entered Pullman and found
IiGnor preparing TO put some suit cases
through the window of his berth
The suit cases We're searched and
found to be flied with whisky Tho
defendant testified that he knew moth
ing of the contents OF the suit cases
and that they belonged to two pas
scnEers who had asked hin. to hand
them through the window.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
ARMENIAN AND SYRIAN FUND
CAMPAIGN ENDS TOMORROW
ELLEN NJ. stone, Once Kidnapped by
BrIsauls, Speaks at barton
Heights Baptist Church.

The Armenian and Syrian relief cam
paign will be closed in Richmond to-
morrow. with special sermons and col
lections in many churches. Miss Ellen
VI. stone. prominent missionary
worker. who some years ago was kid
napcd by brigands and held for S2O,-
coo -ansom. will speak at II o'clock to-
morrow AT the Barton Heights Baptist
Church.
While other cities In Virginia are
enthusiastic and working hard in the
Armenian and Syrian relief campaign.
ltiC@mond continues to lag far behind
it's allotment and contributions are
coming in slowly.
Many of the other larger cities of
the state already have raised their
quotas. Lynchburg. Bristol. Danville,
Petersburg. Staunton, Fredericksburg,
Clifton Forge and Penniman all have
zone over the top. stanton doubled
its quota. while Petersburg raised more
than $4,000 at one meeting
So iar approximately $4,000 has
been actually reported to State head
quarters. but only about thirty coun-
ties have reported. The drive was OK
tended until February 1 in, the rural
sections. and for this reason the re-
turns are being delayed. There is lit
tie doubt that the State Will raise ~.
quota of $500. 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
FEARS FOOT-AND-MOuTH
DISEASE ATTACK here
Army Animals Being Brought Back
From France May Transport
Dread Mnlady.
LAST EPIDEMIC COST MILLIONS
State Veterinarian Tells livestock
Sanitation Board Solution of Prob
lem Is DispoSing Of HOrscS, as Far
as Possible, in Europe.

Fear that the foot-and- mouth dis
case, which wrcakcd such havoc among
american cattle stock two years ago.
now prevalent in England and
throughout the british Isles. may be
transported to this country by army
animals was expressed yesterday by
state Veterinarian j. q. Fcrneyhough
IN an address ut Il meeting of The Nir-
Slnia Live stock Sanitation Board
II WAS declared by Dr. Ecrnc vhou,-b
tint unless the government Thoroughly
tested every mule and horse brought
oack 10 the United States a -ccur-
renee of the epidemic which caused
buttons OF dollars damage previously
could be expected. solution of tho
problem could be evolved by disposing
q as many animals as possib q in
huropc or killing off those suffering
with the disease.
Many officers are seeking to bring
thcir own mounts back to this coun5
Wy. he said. and that this would en-
danger the stock III this country. which
has been practically rid of the dis
CONFIRMATION If the appointment of
or II. H. Rove, Of Fredericksburg. as
deputy state veterinarian. was an
bounced by the board following the
mecAnS. DIR. Rove began his work on,
January /, and has been testinr> cat 10
throughout t.c state for tubcrcu!.si.
lose touch has been kept with .hr
S,iuailon at Camp Lee. the anino lie
mere bc,nG examined at regular
Pe''"ds Tor trace OF any disease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
ADJUSTMENTS
"Mnry.s Ankle" ricnse..

Mary's Ankle" on display AT the
academy last night, is essentially top-
. comedy The not ungr,ccful
us those of the play, brought satisfnc
,'on and delight to large audicnr,
Which testified it's appreciation by fro
ter. Ii may be fairly alleged that Mary.s
support was rather better than that of
NJ. Mr, Lytell. whose name appeared in
display type in the program
The presenting company is viii,
some exceptions. fairly good Mr.. Iv.
,Sli as G. +. Hampton. contributed
E, To- Is natural and characterized
by touches OF humor OF a high order,
i hrni.,. Shamner. as Mrs. Mcrrivalc, also
role II. J1 Syse ana capital comedy to her
Mary Jane Smith. who made hcrsrif
better liked as the play progressed.
inner i;nn ,I foles We're taken ~ James Bill
Srric Eodman. Ollie Cameron. John
Guerring and Harry Howard. The lnsi
named We're hardly equal in ability to
iast season This may have been duo
10 their newness in the several roles
me story Of the play is based on the
theory OF coincidence, which, for the
*ake OF the comedy, is pushed TO IFS
ui innate. but is perhaps justified under
fne nt,aSw% anIs license. We do not
on the other hand, it makes an en-
tcrtainine. play which is good for Two
hours and half of good humor.
The impoverished young doctor. who
senes out false wedding Invitations.
nanins an unknown bride, who later
meets professionally the identical young
woman whose aunt is an old sweet
heart of his own uncle, forms the
sroundwork of the story. How il
WORKS out one must see for himself
II Is rather distressing at the end of
; me play trying to figure out Whether
,heE We're married by the captain OF
inc Bermud!an or by a native Rcr-
mudian priest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
WILL IAMSBURG CHOSEN
AS LIME DEPOSITORY
Chesapeake and Ohio RaiIrond Ar
ranges for Shipments to Nir-
;.inin Farmers.

Williamsburg has been added 10 the
list OF places which the Chcsapralc
and Ohio Railroad has selected for
lime repositories. Everything is now
ready io' thc storage OF crushed lime
stone in building which has bcc,,
selected In that city. and * T. Craw-
ley. agricultural and Industrial agent
ing out letters 20 the farmers in thn,
section, telling them where they can
secure the limestone and what arc lis
uses.
Nathan Hughes, of Alice. visited Nj
Crawicy yesterday and informed hin
that the people OF this section We're
PREPARING TO build q large bin 10 cost
in that section. Alice is the center OF
a considerable truck industry, and
so anxious arc The people to secure the
c.ushed limestone that they are asking
that several carloads be sent al once
ana dumped on the ground If the bin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
OFFICERS ARE SELECTED
Bruce bowie IS Nantcd President Of
Richmond Real Estate
Exchange.

Bruce Bowie was elected president
of the Richmond Real Estate Exchange
at the sixth annual meeting of the or
ganization. l.. w. McVcigh was elected
second ice-prcsdent
The following have been named TO
compose the board Of managers
Bruce Bowie. l.. w McVeigh, John w.
Bates. Alfred l.. Blake, a. J. Chewn-
ing. Jr., William L. Tyler. O. A. Haw-
kins. j. Pope Nash. John Bagby, Will
liam Il. Redd, b. NJ. Jacobs, Hugh
Denoon j.. T. Schmidt and Alfred =.
Goddin.
George Snead is secretary Of the ex-
change and in charge of the office at
% North Ninth Street.
The meeting was one Of the largest
and most enthusiastic ever held by
the exchange. The retiring president.
II. r. Pollard, Jr, was presented with
a handsome gift as a token of the es-
TEEN In which he is held by the mem
berS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
JOSEPH D. EGGLESTON QUITS
AS PRESIDENT OF V. P. |
Committee Appointed 10 Select Sue
rcsSor Ia Eli Vacancy Caused
by designation.

Members Of the board of visitors of
Virginia Polytechnic Institute ycstcr-
day formally accepted the resignation
OF Professor Joseph II. Egglcs:on.
president OF the institute. the resigna-
zion 10 take effect Mt the end of Tho
present school session
The hoard, after accepting President
Egg eSton's resignation. appointed a
committee, composed az j. THOMPSON
brown, w. {. Shackclfovd and Josepl
Turnc: to maxi arrangements and
submit nominations for n man to iii
the vacancy. This committee will re.
port 70 the board within a short time
President Egg,eston has accepted tn
pres idcNcy IF Hampton Sidney College
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
REFLECTS ITS OFFICERS
Director OF bureau Of Markets VIII
he Appointed Within n
Fortnight.

County. has been reelected president
OF the STATE Board of Agricuiture n
im nos which he has held since 1910
ne secretary, '" w. Sproul of Au-
The board met yesterday at the Capt
iol and completed its work OF pre-
pairing the budget for the current year
~ naming fertilizer inspectors for the
en- congressional districts in the
state and OF discussing the selection
OF director of the Bureau OF Mar
kets The bureau has been without n
directing head for several months. 1t
Is expected that the position will be
hlled within the next two weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
WILL CONFER AND PLAN
MILLION MEMBER DRIVE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
oihcinis to Hold Conference in
Washington January 80.

Uificial members Of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union OF the
states OF Virginia, West Virginia.
Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky. North
Carolina. Pennsylvania. New Jersey
and Ohio viii gather in Washington
January 30 for a conference which has
been called by Miss Ana a Gordon,
ihticnhi pres idcnt, to plan for the
launching of big $1,000. 900 / 900. 900
mgInbeT drive. 10 start March 20
The big drive is preparatory to
carrying out the ORGANIZATIONS pro-
gam for reconstruction work and
woriu prohibition The conference will
be held at the Distric; OF Columbia
headquarters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
". u. Schvnrzschild Elected Preside n
of Lakeside Suburban
Organization.

W; IL. Schwarzschild was elected
president OF the Lakeside Suburban
club At The annual meeting held at
v!cc-p president IS l.. H. Gunst. treas
Ircr. Moses May. and secretary. Robert
j. Levy. The board of directors is
composed OF the foregoing officers and
The following: X. j. Marcuse NJ n,
kosenbaum. Leon NJ. Nelson, Lewis
strauss. T.. j. Kaufman. Aaron Jacobs.
II. }. Myers. ir.. and Leon Wallcrstcin
The club has forty-three members
IN the military and naval service OF
thc United Statcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
RESIGNS COMMISSION
Charles q. Harris, Lieutenant I'm Dlue.
Imitation. md Others
Quit Places,

Charles q. Harris. of Richmond sec
ond Lieutenant in the Light Infantry
blues' Battalion has resigned his com :
mission for business reasons. The res
ignat!on has been accepted by the Gov
crnor.
Other destinations are Licutenan,
i.inwood kunz, OF the Lynchburg Home
Guards; Captain Luther Is. LeGrand.
ni the same organization. and Captain
Guards Infantry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
"Chin Chin" Monday Night.

Chin Chin" which comes to- the
academy on Monday night. is a musi-
houses during a long New York en-
gagement. va
Chin Chin" does not depend wholly
dies. already familiar everywhere, are
ingratiating. The "Good.by Girls"
song The Love Moon" and other num-
bers are delightfully."- tuneful. and the
fetching. ."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
PLANNING FOR MEETING
Ordinance on Snlc OF Weapons VIII
DC Discussed by Cuun-
ciimcn.

Chairman Marx GunS,, of the Council
Committee OH Ordinances. is preparing
TO issue call for meeting OF that
committee some time mex; week to
consider the pending ordinance pro-
hibitng pawnbro<crs and others from
dealing in pistols. This ordinance was
formerly favorably reported by the Or
dinancc Committee. but in the Board
OF Aldermen was recommittcd in order
that those affected might have an OPP
pnrtunity TO enter their protests and
he heard IN opposition TO it's passage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
p. ]. LENAHAM GRANTED
WRIT OF ERROR BY COURT
Former Sa,ooukcrrcr VIII tr' \cW
Trial Inlonin:: supreme COURT
slstF- Decision.

The Supreme Court OF Appeals yes
to-day granted L j. LSnahan q VIII;
Of error and snrcrSedcas . Tic iiusi.
;ngs Cnurt of Richmond which last fall
found MIN guilty Of violating the pro !,
six months IN j..i. with Hne OF S.'np'
I.eNahan IS on. on hail awaiting the
action OF the supreme Court.
The whisky l.enahaC - accused Of
TRANSPORTING cauc u Richmond in
: .t1Sart bottles packed N suSar barrels.
LseSahan denied all knowledge. OF the
shipnlSnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
VACATION FOR POSTMASTER
Mr. Thornton VIII spend Month Mt
LccsburE. Fla. Leaving W. ROSS
southwark in Charge.

W. Ross Southwark. assistant post
master of tn" Richmond poSt-o.iice.
Will be acting postmaster during
Thornton leaves for Lceshurg. Fla.
lwherc ne Will spend u month pin
cipaliy occupying himself III fishing
in Lakes Harris and Griffin. which are
separated by I.ccsburg, a town locat al
in the orange section, about HALFWAY
between Tampa and Jacksonville. Mr..
Thornton will he accompanied to Lees
burg by his wife, ana his niece. Mrs
Virginia Latham.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
says Germany Ind No secre. prisons

~ .tNN'lT' :. TnfI I'Tg9E
LONDON. January 2i.-Gernany has
no secret prlsoA CAMPS IN existence
land never has maintained any. her
have assured the Dutch
.ffninister "a Berlin. according 20 an
announcement ~ the British commit.
tee OH prisoners AZ war. given on,
Through the Press Bureau Tho Dutch
: minister. the announcement Odds do.
!. tlares that there Is uu evidence of the
ssxistence OF such caiGps Searchinl.
parties. however, are sall IN Germany.
! aeeklng allied prisoners whose whcrs-
8aDDuts has not been rc,,yyi,J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
New Irish Party Formed.
fBy Ass oclatcd Prcs1

DJiBLIN, January PA new Doli,i.
zeal association. called the IRISH Center
party, was formally constituted ycRter-
day. Stephen Gwynn. former member
bof & parliament was appointed chair
man of The provisional executive com
braces the Constitutional Nationalist
,tanQ Southern Unioni9ts' Its platform
1. Includes home rule for ireland with
those followed Ly the British domln
ticns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
KNOCKED DOWN BY AUTO
Mrs. Annie L.. Rouzie Painfully bruised
in Accident ut Grncc and
Third Streets.

Mrs Annie Exali Route. e0l East
Main Street, was iilnVkcd down by an
automobile on Gratt STREET., AT Third
street, yesterdays affcrnoon just be-
fore 6 o'clock. She was painfully hurt
about the head and body, but was able
20 declare afterwards that Grace Stree.
has been turned into Il Wild West show
race track by the automobiles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
",Iy Soldier Girl" TUESDAY.

Under the distinctly characteristic
iitle, My soldier Girl" which comes to
me academy Tuesday night. those emil
mate musical comedy. the Messrs. Lee
I ,ha' and Flesher. are sending one OF
ne most topical and popular of the
modern patterned musical successes
these wartimes have recorded a COM
pany OF conspicuous individuality en-
ITS past conqucsts Indicate one OF fhe
smartest of musical shows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
DEBT OF THE HA?SBURGS

LEY AasncIated prrs.

az LONDON. January .i.-Thc total
dept Of Austria Hungary last October
was Si,o9g.0o0e"o crowns, according
TO dispatch from Vienna Austria'S
commits son appointed To investigate
The question o. German Austria ;
share of these Liabilities. finds that
other states Of the former empire pay
their share. amounts to e5,000.0O0,Oo0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

Observation-Disclosures Will he held in
coiombn Hail ~ II y. VI. ana T.. NJ.
4. NJ
seventh Day .Idvcntist-'rho pastor viii
preach ~ T. NJ
Initarian-.Rcv Charles + Russell viii
preach at Ii 4 NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25

lice iieadluar;6rs. is Confined 10 his home
by Illness
To take care Of an overflow mceiinS a. the
apI nn "I un M ne
ditnr!um of The, church Thsy WIN be con-
Quoted by ncmhers of the sunday party.
Under M ansnie s; Of ,ho chldrcm nj; IF
h MIN T%x h% VII ' raas y @H
Crcise ncx, w%Hk NJ 81 ,"senh's Academy
5 j'G %' q! HFFag At ms NJ initial '0'"''" sa""aE
lsqcl,lcy Morrison. 1914 Fourth Avenue.
lishag& ra ark Ees t r,i"y reported ,h9 h,s
that au,onobilc tl,.f;s in this vic.n!ty have
occurred frequently iurins tho past few
weeks.
In The iip~,inrS Court yesterday carrie
person Of John Underwood. was convicted
snH to +rr Nno ,%gf cas- n mt
IN" woman. charming robbery. was noiic
crossed,
IA sosPs pei, g s,I;3n for wSsp 1md wenn
q tho Coloreh Y ~ G. A and n. church.
Ri "is'n raa,s I0T tEs ss'"T vii ii IN Sh ,n
Ipegih sermon On Where and Whcn t,
r n, m.s!s committee Of the wydgssa2y
W. I. y, TInh Street near Main. FOR next
MG"dSE '%6TS ; Si Sn hc " the Sn
on Tuesday night Of each week. hut az ac-
count ci the B!lly sunday meetings this
chang" has been made.
houss. Of The church III thc Holy Comforter
On Monday evening ~ Csc O'clock. rhis'
WIN BE- III annual ineeLinG 4t the members
yitcd :! hiring aanHwichcs and cake. COT
tnt and pickie VIII h. furnished ~ the
rtous church "rgani=a items VIII be- read
Continuance until January 80. was ,akcn
YESTERDAY ia tn" eases ot eight bnilhnyS.
arralruc IN Folicc Court on charge Of pan
iering. Nv" "thcr youths wer" turned over
- the Juvenile" and Domestic Relations
cur: ON similar charges, All of the ar
rests were made 10y Federal agents opsrat-
Ing with III" police and city and State
Health Departments.
Detectives believe that thctis amounting
70 500 have been committed 10y }. w
Perkins. f"rtN-two years old. who was ar
rhtEnod IN Polio" Court yesterday on a
charge OF st"nlinc .s4.s9 from T. Il. AIosby
" Go Perkins ha. been shipping cork for
the co2pGny for four years and. according
"a ihn detectives, has confessed that his a.-
iiviiics have extended back 10 December.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
NiETIIOillSE

Burton Hcights-.Th, pastor. Rev W. sr H..
Haynes, viii preach at II \. ~. and T. ii
br"nd street J., NJ nreaching BY the
trntrnnr! -i'reaclrinE at L. NJ by the
pastor. Rev DT. r ~ Smoot.
Laurel Street.-The pastor. Rev. w c.
bogcs. VII preach az the morning service
Pnrk Tiac"-Thc pastor Roy. Dr. Henry
i. VI. ~ y
Trinity Rev. b =. Chandler. the pastor.
viii preach at II a NJ. ana =. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
LUTHERAN.

'cthIci,rm--S.rviccS yiil b.. conducted by
ihe rasior Rev f. ii. Mcuschlse. a, II \.
First .Engiish-'h" pastor. J. T. Schcrrr
Ir, VIII preach at II y. u. and T. NJ
st. John'S-.rh" pastor. !icv. oscar C;uthc
VIII preach ut - ~ VI and l.. VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
PATRONS AND OFFICIAL
DISCUSS STATION ISSUE
Railroad Administrations Rcprcscn-
fativc Hears Protest Against
~ Byrd Streets Elimiration.
sPEcII'IC PROMISE VIOLATED
EQrmer President of Chamber OF
commerce, w. I. Reed, Declares
A.. {. l.. Agreed TO Make No
Change in Loca! Trains Terminal.

\ - PROMISES or the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad authorities that the local
s trans between Richmond and Peters
burg would continue |" run into the
sByrd Street Station after the compile
tion of the new station on Broad Street
were recalled Yesterday when about
forty patrons OF the local trains met
a representative of L. l.. Wcnchc.l. tcf
the railroad aGninistraton, {" protest
/. against tn. alleged broken promises
and TO ask that the trains hc diverted
again to the Byrd street station.
81 The meeting yesterday WAS the rc-
suit OF n visit OF .Iudgc Wiliiam T.
Rhca, senior molnbcr of tho state Cor
po:ation Commission. To Washington
several DAYS aEo for n conference with
tthe railroad administration With ref
crencc to the matter.
q MIR. EinT. assistant to u J., Men
Shali. who has cAHrrc OF tn" Atlantic
Coast Tine and other railroads under
thc railroad administration, was sent
70 confer With patrons in conjunction
. Yitli the S,atc Corporation Commits
4 SION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
PKI.SBYTERINN

a EoEgs.
Grncr Covenant-Rev. Norman johnson
preach at Il. NJ.