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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-19

M. F. Harland. of Troy was in the
city Sunday.
Miss Isabel McGregor of Juliaetta
spent the week end in Moscow.
Miss Dorothy Drew, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. Drew, is home from
Portland for a Wis. t. Miss Drew has
been studying music in Portland.
Mrs. S. E. Brooks and Mrs. C. E.
King left today for Deary to visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bentsey of
Charleston spent Sunday at the j. H.
McCalIie home.
Mrs. A. L. Town returned Saturday
from a brief trip to Spokane.
Mrs. F. C. Moore, president of the
alumni association of the university,
announced a meeting of that o%rganiza-
ton Tuesday, May 20, at A O'Clock at
the office of Guy Wolfe, on Second
street. All members please attend.
M. B. Dunkle of Hope, idaho, is a
visitor in the city.
Representative Alfred A. Anderson
of Thorn Greek was in Moscow yes
A. H.. Woodhurst of Plaza, Wash, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Stevens land other relatives.
Lyle Hammond, whose parents now
i've at Troy. Idaho, has returned from
overseas, where he was in the service
line months. Mr.. Hammond served
With the Co. F, 362d Infantry of the
list Division.
~ r-1r-.L-4 -. /
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-19
DOwdy Gets Smith Farm.

Dr.. H. J.. Smith has just sold 100
acres near trey to T. G. Dowdy of
this place for a consideration said to
be $4,000. DR.. Smith took in part
payment 20 acres on Orchard avenue,
where MI. Dowdy has lived for many
years, the difference being cash. The
ranch was a well improved place.
Mr.. Dowdy will not take possession
until the rental term expires this fall.
The deal was handled by c.. H. Patten
Of the Metropolitan Investment COM
pany.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-19

THE PARAMOUNT THEATRE
IT'S A GREAT LIFE-IF YOU'VE
GOT THE PRTCE!"

Suppose you drew down just TWEEN
ty-one bucks per week. And every
night you took your sweetheart out,
you had to blow the whole TWENTY
one! What would you do about it?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
COMMITTEE TO RECEIVE
OLD BELT LINE BRIDGE

4 committee was appointed yes
terday 70 act FOR the state with
Highway Commissioner Coleman N
nc matter Of receiving from TIRE
Richmond F-edericksture and Pc
tomac RAILWAY company the "a Eel'
Line Fridge which the conD3nv has
agreed 70 donate ~ the state for
Highway purposes The hrtd@e,
which was abandoned nv the com
panv after the completion ~ tre neu
cnnc-ete span across the f1n7as
river will be used 70 Ink the rlts- ot
Richmond Nth the stat ktssh " "
running from this city 90 Lyraa narF.
Jonathan BRYAN who IS ~hatrnaH
~ the committee was delegated ~
Governor Davis to appoint thr fol
lowing citizens to serve. IA -or
George Ainslie Carter 9 Jones 4
l.. Adamson, O. \ Npckols u Y
George Ir George { Oregon, a
Rcirne blair J Preston Carson
George 5. Kemn. Bea r 0wee Y
McC RulltnEtoa f / 2c1en. 7 !eh-
ard TAYLOR General James \ Mac
ON william T Reed ans " con-
way Saunders
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07

"Nelodrarna 7ithout a villain II
cant he done declared The Office
csnic when ne heard about Tier
r lose, ' which opened At the Acaden1v
Of Music last night
Yet VIVA. couldn't be done is done
That Is 70 say the Villain does not
personally appear unon tho stage
having been duly and rroperlr scrt
u settle the account Of his r4isdeeds
before the action ~ the piece he
rins what does happen Is ~1elo-
drama all right. and YOU may put
the accent -here you please
The program offers 4 printed pro-
loaue in the form OF 2 word-nicture
in Black tyne Of the Gupcriative PEI
sons Tho inhabit tho Canadian
Northv est n novels and 70 some
extent in real life Action-and
there is plenty II It's furnished
BIZ Maria Ascaraea who tias the role
1of-.a Rcfg Enciot, or rcvnlves about
her and her primitive determination
% be married 70 the man she fanclee
In the par Of a French Indian girl
Who. in spite IF her uutufrrei state
has \ discriminating taste in civili2-
ID dress. Miss AscaraGa gained ~aryh
support from The audience which
after the hna' curtain. recalled her
repeatedly
The supporting company w'as IN
usuallv good and the parts were han
died with sliu Elmer Grandir 1%
Hudson Eay factor foster father Of
Rose - makes n Impressive feure
in corduroYs no a vast blonde beari
hut has difficulties with hts acquired
Scotch accent Bernard r Ncf}weTl
&c COR sta bio Devlin % the ROYAL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
PRICE f|x{RS TO MEET
AGAIN NEXT MONDAY

Definite steps were taken last
aixhtioy the Renters and Consum-
erS' Protective Association toward
hunting down The profteer with tho
appointment at a meeting IN the
hur.fnEs court room of con7r1lt.ee
OF ave- which viii decide What par
ticular commoditJ wiz 10 iavcsti-
gated relative to prices.
This committee consists Ct r W
Merchant, chairman J r, Spiars
Mrs e. H. omohpndro, Mrs " II
Powell and r. w. Chcniel
Tho association will meet next
Monday night at $50 o'clock in the
WILLIAM Fox schco; for the purpose
Of banning a. committee in each vot-
ing precinct for the inveftio1tion
o. cornmoditv costs.
Commonwealth Attornev Wis
reminded tn" audience last night
that the grand Jury of tho hustinss
court in session now and is ready
to receive any evidence that may
have been gathered relative 20 pros-
iteArtng or Violation % the anti
trust law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
WOULD HAVE DAYLIGHT
SERVICE CONTINUED

Following inunaations that the
Virginia Western Power COMPANY
contemrlates discontinuIng power
service ard day hight service at
Clifton FORGE, the Dixie Lumber
company. OF that city, yesterday ap-
Piled 70 the state corporation com
I2.isslon for an order restraining
the power company fran such ac-
ton November s was set by the
commission as the date for the hear
ine and the power company was no
t.fed yesterday.
The Dixie Lumber COMPANY is one
ri the many operations IN Clifton
Forge which would be seriously az
ftcted If the power service is dis
continued. The company is requir
Cd 70 supply night light service onlT
under the provisions of the franchis >
and the corporation commission Is
being appealed to for an order re-
curing the public service corpora
ton TO continue its power ara day
light service.
The power company figures IN
decision rendered by the CORPORA
tlon commission last year, which
was upheld by the supreme court
in which the comm, isslon di5claimed
authority 10 fix rates for the corn
pany. The Dixie Lumber COMPANY
will also ask the commission 20 t1
rates for the power and daylight
service,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
GOOD BILL AT LYRIC
FIRST PART OF WEEK

Fair week started OFF with a hang
as far as the opening bill NJ the
Lyric is concerned. Manager Rex
pl ornlsed TO have all-star shows
here this week and has already full
nlled the first part OF his promise.
Starting of wish Reed and Clifton
With their novelty fun act and end
inE with Athos and Reed, the Aus
italian whirlwind skaters, the bill
vas thoroughly enjoyed. Althogh
Pat and Genie in which Torn
NaUn. the former character comedy
star and his company was seen was
very much enjoyed and furnished
an unusual amount of fun Henry
Lewis presentation of Adrian, me
fun maker easily scored the hit OF
the show With few melodies m
terrupt!ng the trend Of the fun.
Adrian crowds all the diversions
possible into the few moments al
loted O him and these few moments
were so much enjoyed, he had nara
work getting away from the crowd
even after several encores,
Craig and stega,, the musical Jazz
bows found the audience in perfect
accord with jag and received 4
hearty applause Percy Athos ana
Creta Reed the Australian skaters
are really marvellous skaters. 1t Is
not because OF the intric1ey or me
figures thew execute but their grace
and execution commands attention.
Their performance might he mat or
some renowned dancers as far a.
grace is concerneu-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
WOMAN ACCOSTEO BY
NEGRO NEAR BON AIR

Mrs. L. a. Gall!rer. Of Granite
was accosted by a negro PANIED
Albert CogbiIl yesterday afternoon
ir the woods in the vicinity OF tho
Atlantic oCast line and Bon Air.
She was driving along n lonely
stretch of road whe nthe negro
came up to her and made an indie
cent remark She at orce jumped
out of the buggy and seized a rock
lying nearby.
The negro was confused by this
sudden turn Of affairs and Mrs.
t;allager told him to go home and
mind his own affairs. At this
moment a wa gon driven by n forre
nar1ed yolatire approached and the
negro dived into the underhrush.
The woman was more the worae
off for her experience, and after Nr
Tolatire had taken her home no or
ranized posse and notified tho
local police. The negro vas oau$ht
yesterday afternoon and taken i-tn
the Third station. He has confessed
70 the attack.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
Favor Shclt,ourns.

Appointment Of the FIVE en-
gineers Who will represent the five
ratura! divisions Of the etato or tha
highway commission is being looked
FOR almost daily hat Governor
Nestrc orclAad DAVIS has not as vet
given any int!natlon Of his prob
able selections DELEGATES from all
over The state are adlly visitors at
The C3piol and ana Tire mansion.
each bringing the narne OF soma
row candidate To date some
thlrty or forty prominent citizens
S2ve been suggested for the com
mission.
asterday's delegation was headed
by Captain 2 H BarFer, Of Mont
aonery county ana the card.dato
suggested vas J " shelhourue. Of
th@ same county. The delegates in
Hdad John s DraPer. r NJ. HaVan.
Ex-State Senator Sowder J. W
Paper ara A T Eskridre all OF the
counties Of Montgomery and Pulaski
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
no STREET CAR
STRIKE IN SIGHT

At stated in the VirCini' Jester
dav morning. and verified later ~
c. c Eookman head Of the local
street car union. the union has not
taken ur the matter Of strike. In
fact, said Mr. Bockman, the union
has not reached that stage Just
recently organized and with hardly
time in which to look around tho
union is now nursing IT'S own little
troubles. and has no thought Of
throwing the citv into the throes Of
A street car strike.
It is said there are a few practical
" irresponsible persons urging a
strike. and that the report was
spread by these persons. without re-
gard to facts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
CoCEr TAXES Up
Ills NSW DrTrra

{ S-cte recently arrolrted tv
STATE Highway Com missioner Cole
mar rs assistant commissions
started n on his new sob Yesterday
hv announcing 70 his INNS ediate SUI
rerto~ a. rhe World A. la-ee thar
he hes. s'rcteh cf road between
Florida a11 F4~hruou1 was the
Sev'a" Between Clarksville and the
Fi@widd3e county line Mr. Cooke
7 ado the journey from Florida.
"her@ ~ ~aa HIGHWAY commits
sses9ar ~ an fsgtnfss efttle-
tn NV assistant was appointed
70 sGeSeed { 3 Scot dismissed
Lr-a7 the 3eParrrac as the resul.
friction, h@f4reen himself and his
T-fTrrr Ssrntf r said - h1vs re-
a1este7 the governor 10 investigate
ttr Department
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
NATIONAL
INCREASES STOCK

~ meeting of the stockholders
of Central National bank yesterday
afternoon il was unanimously decid
ed to increase tho capital stock Of
tho bank from s350.0o0 to $500, 900,
and the surplus 10 $4,000.
The Central bank is located at
Third and Broad streets, in the cen
ter of the retail district and this
increase is due largely to the excel
lent methods pursued by the officials.
and 70 the demand for just such an
institution in that section It also
spe ks well for the city in that the
uptown section now demands more
banking facilities. aa5 this need is
being supplied BY the Central
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
Retail Clerks Meet

The Retail Clerks association will
meet In special session toni~ht 70
further urGe all stores t. closc IT :
O'Clock Saturdays There are but
fow now remaining open later than
that hour. In order that this rule
may apply all around the clerlls ask
the public TO DO its shopping early.
II is generally conceded that hun
drs1s of people who do not have the
half holiday can do their shopping AZ
no Other time. but It is belived ar
ranEements may be made by which
all citizens may be served even b.
universal O'Clock closing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
WORK PROGRESSES ON
PROPOSED CAFETERIA

Ground has been broken and work
heeun on the erection Of 4 building
on Grace street near Eighth tor an
ur-to-date cafeteria 7 A Cross
viii be the manager
9 c Burch, weli-knov'n private
detective, has opened cafeteria ~
the Lexington hotel where he is
serving the business people OF that
section with what he maintains Is
good and cheap food
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
Robert Ryland Gwathmey

Robert Ryland Gwathmey died a
his residence, 900 West Grace street
at go o'clock Monday night. Octo-
Der 6. 1919, nthe 18th year of his
age. He leaves his widow, Hattie
Winston Gwathney. and the follow
ing children: Frank W. OF Wash
ington. D c. John Fl of the I, :
navy; R r., Jr., w. P, Z. NJ. Rich-
ara b, Lieut.. H. Mrs. Thomas McP
Glasgow, brother. Edward G. and
a sister. Eleanor Gwathmey. Fu-
neral later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
MACHINE SENT
BY GERMAN ESFpLO1E

New York. Oct. e. Mrs. Rodman
Nanan9aker. wifi of the deputy pol
ice commissioner narrowly esca ped
death when opening bomb. il vas
revealed today Alher- Gustav
kur,h. German employed until
two years as bu.ter in the Wanna
maker home is under arrest and was
declared 20 have confessed HAVING
sent the internal raCkine
The tonah was no. int"2ded for
Irs. "arar72Eer 1t.hcueh il vas
addressed % her Ku~th vas said TO
have declared. lie Aa1 intended it
for her m nc Nary o'Brier Tho
uSualIy oDened Mrs Waranaaker s
saa.l kurtk vas reported to have
aid in he confession.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
LEGION DELEGATES
OFF TO COVE FTTON

Delegates to tire state meeting Of
The American legion which lis n ses-
sion in Roanoke who will r"nresent
Richmond embrace the fnllowinE I.
Fergus NeFee, Morgan Y Mills. Jr.
DR.. E c. Levy. G Wicker w. T.
Jackson. Or. James Smith Wilson
wilmer John A cutchins n F.
TYLER Bernard Meredith c. 3 Tabh
Waverlv S King, Robert GAYLE. F F.
Rennte. Jr, Merrill Bemiss william
X crunp 7 r Anderson. r NJ
Dashien, w " CottreN, w W Ia
Prade Louis c. Adair. P l. Ezekiel,
6 Werner J F Woodward. Frank
n Rowe and T. ! keeran.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
LEAGUE TO
MEET this Afternoon

Regular weekly meetings OF the
Equal Suffrage league Of Richmond
Will begin this afternoon at suffrage
headquarters, Fourth and Franklln
street at 436 o'clock with an ad-
dress hv the preeilont, MIS- Cnaries
O. Toshcr. obtaining. TIE aims ana
bans cf tho leag'fe- for this season
Current events in suffrage Will also
- prose 7ted. ard the press secretary
q the league. Mira. Edith Clark
Cowles. VIII SPEAK briefly on the
,,resert status ~ suffrage ruhHo;ty.
The public, particularly out II town
visitors to the state Fair, arc cor
daily invited to he present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
WRINKLES
Crows Feet and Lines
Around Eyes and
Mouth

Towards Butterrilk Cream At
night before retiring all that is AeeAs-
sary This delightful new vanishing
cream quickly shows a decided Inn
prover1ent or the purchase price will
be cheerfully refunded.
The directions are simple and II
costs so little that any girl or wom-
an can afford it. At all drug and
toilet goods counters r A. Miller
Drug Co. can supply you adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
ASK WAyEEyBORO CO
TO RESTORE RATES

The state corporation commission
will today hold a hearing on the
application of the Blue Ridge league
OF Virginia asking that the Waynce-
boro Tele phone company be reQutr-
ed to restore pre-war telephone
rates. Communities all over the
state viii watch the proceedings
with great interest, as this Is the
first application OF its kind 10 be
given a hearing by the commission
Many OF the 200 cities and towns
where independent companies oper-
ate the lines are capfcwplati
similar action and will uo sS.verned
by the commissions decision In this
casa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
Read Is Defeated
at Grand Parlors

In the hrst nights play Of tho
stsrcr,7 weak Of the pocket billiard
tourney at the Grand parlors Child
ress defeated Reaed 100 10 4e. He
vas N fine form, making high run
of "a while the best Read could
a was l6 Tonight Gilman and
DAILY meet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
Tried Pocke, Book Game.

James Jones. alias Durrbat
colored was arrested by Detective
Sergeant Bertucci YESTERDAY on a
charge of being a suspicious charac-
ter and with trying to work the an
Gent pocket book game on one 0t
his hace near the First market
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
Fined for Snce1iinr.

Efx person. were hned s25 ard
costs IN police court yesterday Or
charge OF speeding They were: S.
HeIlAg. Harry Ruth SOPHIA Arm
stein. James Smith John Anderson
and G. w shinault This makes
nearly a hundred arrested on that
charge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
Has Elnrrrs Ioccratcd.

Russell Ferguson. ioll West
Franklin. sustained severe Anger
laveraHons AT the plant Of J W
Farguson ard Sons los North
Fourteenth yesterday when his
hand was caught in Il machine He
Il now In the Memorial hosrit Al
under treatment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
BAD LUCK HITS .
FORTUNE TELLER

Mary Adams fortune teller,
was arrested yesterday by the police
on duty at the fair grounds on two
charges~-one of film flaming A. W.
Mills, a Confederate veteran out OF
s25 and another of threatening to
kill Katherine Boltz. She was taken
10 the Second police station
The arrest was made by Police
men Tucker. Mitchell and Driscoli
and Sergeant Clarkson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
Arrested f,,s. na-atleceing

Policemen Caldwell and Ford ar
rested paul Donaldson, living on
East CLAY street. near Third. for
selling ardent spirits IN his HON
His case was continued in police
court AZ the request OF his attorney
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07

CLAYTON Walker and Mrs T D.
sheppe were puI under 500 bond
each Yesterday in police court for
being persons not Of good fame
They were turned over TO the health
authorities
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07

Len k!1d and Leo Seq viii ho
give 4 herring on October - on a
charge II stealing an automobile
helcra'rr - Donald Cameron OF
Monroe terrace They were brought
tacE FROM Baltimore recently ard
lodged In tbs First police station.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
trs!rilnr Grow.

Th2 " @tans protective associa-
~ ~ rs last meeting reported that
BE men hership has reached the en-
-ucaging nurl Der Of 1l2. and that
t.-e Petershurs association had grown
- IS ~ Ae able TO SIT up and take
n>tice and is therefore declared in
tao solf-sNpp class
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07

Two offenders were found guilty OF
violations of the pure food law n
tie United States District Court yes
terday. The Irvington PackinG
company was fined $50 and Fred s
Bras~ell trading as the Richmond
vinegar company. was fined 500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
r~ol,~ Arm Sroppinr Horse

: i Alexander living in the
Tor fSt0se' apartr7 ents is in the
C.2 -heth hoepital with a broken
arnn which he got stopping a run
away horse
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
Three Automobiles Recovered

Three autortoblles stolen Satur-
DAY have beer recovered by the
police. according 10 statement is
sued At the police headquarters
yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
arrested for SorfoIls Police

n f NcGovern, wanted by the
Norfolk police for obtaining $500
under false prstenses, was arrested
ard brought into the Second police
station erday, by Offcers Pil!er
ard Way~1.ack.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
Hitchy-Koo.

Seats are selling fast for RAYMOND
Htchcock's big metropolitan revue
which VIII appear here tomorrow
,,ra are a great many new num-
rs interpolated songs which are
nreating a great furrore wherever
this big organization is appearing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07

Tia Atla-tif Coast Linz Viii II
eugurate drive October Is ~ 81
locking towards tire elimination ~
al nnn necessary accidents on tins
railroad l. is officially known as , :
Accident Prevention" drf"e ard
every omnlovne is expected - CO.
oner1te in taking TIE course q IN
struction
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07

Tho remains ~ Mrs ] p Austin
~-ho 1ieA ~ her home 81 Woodland
Hoirhts Richmond ye&terdav after a
long Nlnees wfre brought here TO-
1av fer 'ntArrnert her nhse1u;es tax
i~r riac0 A. the rave II Blandferd
a an o'clock Mrs Austin whn re-
SIDED here for NAM years was welt
<~op'n ard highly esteemed Size
leaves husband and two dau~h+ers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
Iheaters
.ANfC SENTETS.
Academy Of Music.

Tonight-Tirer Rose
Wednesday and Tnursdav-Hitchy
koo
Friday ard Saturdav-J-p in Ma
bells Room
lyric
vaudc,Iue ard pictures al week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07

Mrs HARRIET T Tallev. widow Of
the late chastfne II Ta'lcv. tiHd
aarlr sunday morning At the resi-
dance Of her son-in law I T Turl-
incton on Test High etreet The
funeral service took rlace this after
noon ~ the grave in Blandfor6 Genre
terry. Tev X ? shamhart or tclattng
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07

Several members OF the a = Hill
= -77r - the United Confederate
eft the citN toriat - a.
teni The reunion Of the vetHreas in
Atlanta ca
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07

The store Of f Fl turmtns ~ tire
STAGE road In Prince George county.
was broken !rto SUNDAY night. ard
an IRON safe containing important
papers and currency wat taken BY the
thieves E7terance 20 the store wat
made by forcing a front door and the
-e1eral belief IS that there were Few
eraI who aided in the robbery since
he safe wei ID about 4h0 pounds
The creates l-ss to the owner Of the
store va that OF his books and ac-
counts which we're valued At nearly
SO orr TIE safe also contained
800 N currency and $500 N checks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07

Kenneth Harwood McCaief the
twso nscnt5r ali son ct r ! and 6skx
rerTeriu NcCaief died Surda" nisht
A. the home ot his parents m CLAY
ton street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
MFLODRAMS rs
TIGER ROSE" AT ACADEMY

Vauaey7lle ard nicturAe Q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-07
Petersburg
~ ~ - ~ r~-~ ~ $3.50
s.l.lsynfc.ysy.

fSrecial 70 The Richmond Trrinian@
Petersburg, Oct 7.~-Yesterdav was
the first Sunday in enlistment month
IN the Southern Baptist sev1nty-five
million dollar program and four
~ inuta and special Speakers we're
heard in r9anv Of the churches in the
Petersburg association At the
First church W c. Scott and with
c~s Barwell were fouS-rn mute.
Speakers Second church. Arthur
Bernard special speaker, and Mrs F.
.. WriTht and DR. William Pitcher,
four minute speakers; Grove Avenue
church, Dr N. Pitcher and s. r.
Davis, four-rninute speakers; Main
street church Mrs. L II Roper. four
minute speaker: Ettrick church.
oscar winfield four minute speaker
Dr.. william Louis Poteat. president
Of Wake Forest college. \ Q, VIII
speak here in the interest Of the
movement Sunday. November -.