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The Nenana daily news., 1919-10-04
PERSONAL
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J. A. slippern, who had the mis- fortune yesterday to saw of the tips of two of his fingers, will be patient at the Government hospital for several days, as precaution against complications. .:" ....=
 Fairbanks reports about three inches of snow on the streets there.
 The Fairbanks Eagles will enter tain at their attractive hall in Fair banks tonight, with an informal dancing party, the first of the win ter season.
 A Brewer mail stage will leave Fairbanks for Chitina tomorrow.
 Advices received from Fairbanks LlliS diteTHOOn SLdle that SlarleS McGonagall has abandoned his pro- posed voyage to the Kantishna and will haul his boat out of the water immediately.
 The overland ferry at Munson's will be taken out of the water to- morrow as a consequence of the ap- pearance of heavy ice in the Sal chaket.
 George Alan reached Nenana dur ing the week firm the Mckinley district, where he was engaged in trapping. He made the trip to Ne mana by launch.
 Sam Glow, Harry Ains1ey and sev- eral others arrived from the Hot Springs district last night in Clow's launch It is Clow's intention to start back down river tomorrow.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-10-04
A Harder Thing.

Grey: How are you getting along in the stock market?
 Green: Well, I'll tell you. ] traded a lot of money for experi- ence, and now I'm trying to reverse the process.-Jersey City Journal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
INDICATIONS ARE AMERICANS
WILL SOON LEAVE SIBERIA
approximately $500 Soldier, Arc SIN
In Frozen Land of
l:uEopc.

ASH!NGTON. August os.-With
prospects that Admiral KoIcltak viii
Dc Nh&r!c TO hold out against the Boil
: t'rNisiA after October !, IL is possible.
tIIt All American forces in Siberia viii
De removed before winter sets in
la!S was suggested in certain quar-
.crS here today. ANA also i'm letter
I rom President Wilson 10 tho head OF
u delegation OF men ana women from
chicago. who aStcd him last week
20 :'tuln IinmcrliGtcly al! Of tho dra II :
81 men and volunteers included in the
'.1vo American troops In Siberia They
number approximately $500. and. ac-
rording 10 the President, arc being re-
turned homo rapidly
~ the rate Of progress above in
dicatcd." he s.d in his letter, lit is
clear that substantial relief viii have
3e"n afforded 10 our emergency so!
ditrs before the winter sets in. even
though II should not turn out in Tie
pubic interest 10 bring about the en-
tire return OF our forces at that time. =
The evacuation of Omsk is on In full
swing. according TO Information to-
Gay, and the kolchak forces are stcadi-
~ losing ground. His defeat will
mean the entire collapse OF Tho all
i.USSiln government: kolchak'g i'm
'pitltE as statesman and The weak
ness Of the all Russian government arc
TWO reasons for his present plight. iii.
DmSk government has not even been
strong enough TO protect the trans
siberian railroad from deprcdations bv
rs own soldiers. Many OF the latter
kolchak adhcrents one day and Boil
Shevists the next day--havc aggravated
the situation 10 such an extent tina,
disaster is now ahead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
ADJUSTMENTS
'.'rhc Naughty wife, Here Friday.

The Naughty Wife" is ii decided )
clever and funny comedy. Its story.
tim. Of The young wife. who feels that
her too busy husband has lost his love
for her. aud decided t. ciopc with
another man, holds a human appeal for
both men and women. perhaps cSpcci-
Tly Tor women. what woman has not
~ some time thought her husbands
love WAS waning. and secretly cher
ishcd the thought Of going home to
mother. or perhaps even Of running
Off with some one else. IL there hap
rGAcd tg be some one else" around,
whispering Gathering things?
But this little wife in The Naughty
Nife' has been provided by the author
Win = clever husband ana a more
clever widow" friend 10 manage hc~
elopement, which they do in way
tnai keeps the audience laughing
lAr,22uEh three hours Of unendlns fun.
MN the naughty wife happy at the
end IN her husbands rrms.
the Naughty, Wife" has been Sc
cured for the Academy OF Music for
Friday and Saturday ana Saturdav
matinee. The four-star cast. Reeva
Lreen"ooC, Gertrude Wolihcrs Cor
con Eidrid and G. Elwood Earber, with
!ormai!cc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
BRITAIN TO BE PALESTINE'S
MANDATE, SAYS BRANDEiS
Supreme Court Justice VIII Put Entire
situation Before Zionist
Convention.
fBy Universal Sorvicc1

LONDON. August :G.--Thc British
government probably will assume the
mandate for Palestine. Justice Bran
uetS announced tonight at farewell
Dinner given in his honor by British
IioniStS at tho Ritz.
Justice B:andcis sails for America
on Friday. ON his arrival III New
York. he viii 70 directly to Chicago
where he is To lay tho cniLe Pales-
tine situation before tho Zionist con-
Vcntion on September Is. intending his
own plan for the rehabilitation OF the
Holy Land.
He expressed Ills enthusiastic belief
toH!Gnt in various practical steps TO
be- taken 10 prepare Palestine for oc-
equation by 5.00U,g00 OF tho worlds
Ii.c0O.0Oo Jews.
II am thoroughly convinced" he said,
OF the possibility OF developing Palcs-
tine as the jewish homeland. We can
Trust our people to grow up there and
resume the ideal life"
oth"r speakers were Professor Felix
frankfurtcr. Of London. and Jacob de
Haas. secretary of the American Zion
!St Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
Shop Early at the Bank

why not ask your readers to
shop early at the bank, just as
you're asking them to shop early
at the stores?" suggests Rich
mond banker. $50 many people
wait until almost closing time to
bring in their deposits or to draw
their pay rolls. A little fore
thought would avoid these last
minute rushes and save the an
noyance and delay Of waiting in
line at teller's window"
Now, we never thought of that
before. Did you? Yet it's plain
that early banking saves our time
as we'll as the bankers, relieves
the congestion and distributes the
work through the day.
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$ q e / e e. r Y

Mrs; Mrs, Clifford II. ,capcrion and the
,hs,. Caperton have returned TO-
Mrs. john Wilson Brown. who have
been their guests in Fairfax County,
are now at the Baltimore Inn at Cape
In tho carly autumn Mrs. brown and
her little daughter will visit MIR. and
Mrs. Caperton here during the absence
fornia AZ counsel for the alien prop
- custodian.
Engagement OF Interest.
Society throughout tho state il much
Interested In the announcement OF the
engagement OF Miss. sallio urquhart
Goode. of Washington, TO Keith Mar-
shall Jones. Of Fauguicr County. Va.
No date has yet been announced FOR
The wedding.
Double Wedding.
wedding Of much interest 20 the
was solemnized last Wcdnesday even
Ing. August 20. in tho Methodist Epis
eeopai Church Of Nashviiic, y; g., when
Miss Charlotte Beatrice Mason. Of
Nashville, became the bride Of Samuel
Rufus Gay, OF charlottesville, Va. and
Miss Sallic Kicks Boddic became tn.
bride Of W. Jacob Iiatchcior. both of
The church was profuseiy decorated,
the color. scheme Of pink and whit"
palms. ferns and nowcrs and candles
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs. Gay
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bachelor motorcd to
lee. sNX for %ew yorE WI Wha Io' He hey
spend some time In other parts OF the
North. after which they will make their
home in Cumberland Md, at which
place Mr.. Gay is superintendent Of
the city graded schools.
Mr.. and Mrs; ,batr'elor left for a
nap to the fe. " che hey NH
be at homo in Nashville. X. 9.
Mrs Gay is the daughter OF Mr.; and
in both literary work and music OF
Elon College.
Among the out-of.town guests were:
M NJ naslor M,s p MGsel IaE vr
Sinia ond Mildred Causey, All Of Rich
mond. Va; Miss Gladys HolloInan, o.
Ssmithtieid. Va; W. Carl WhiiioGk' Of
Rev. j. o. Atkinson. ID. D.. Of Ilon col
ilege; Misses Elinor and Doroth:
Bryan,. OF Norfolk. Va, and NJ ana
Dewey and Bob Privettc, Mrs. j y.
McMa min. Mr. and Mrs. *. q. IHte
5. 81. Taylor and Miss Gertrude Taylor.
all OF Rocky Mount.
Di1on-RiTr.
Mr.; and Mrs. Thomas Johnson RIne
OF Pence Springs, w. Va. announce
70 c4erRy andrew Dixon. OF Anderson.
w. Va. the ceremony having taken
place on Angus, u at the hon'e Of IA"
Porter Street Richmond Rev; Thomls
Semmes, rector of Meade Memorial
Episcopal Church, ofic!a,cd.
Miss Florence Danscy. OF Richmond
il spending sona time at Blue Ridge
y. g. where She has made quite an
Miss Danscy Is considered an artist Of
ability both in interpretation and
technique.
nond. is also spending some nnc a.
Blue Ridge, y. &.
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We'll, that's al easy way to be
helpful" you're probably saying
as you make q mental note to have
that deposit ready at least an hour
earlier hereafter.
1t will not do for any of us to
assume a whatcare-I attitude
toward any form Of business
wastc-to conclude that the tardy
deposition is a problem for the
banker alone to cope with and
solve.
For banking is a $3.50 PROPOSE
ton, and here as elsewhere We
serve ourselves in helping others.
You are, therefore, doing yourself
good turn when you shop early
at your bank just as you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
IN ASD our or town.

Mrs. T Garland Tinrlcy and her Iau.:h-
Yer. Mis-. louis Tin.'cy 9ho nsyo M, S,a
Sulphur Sprinrs " Va arc leaving VII
week for GulfoTd. Sid.
Mia, Florence Gill. % Richmond. and
Miss Virginia JACKSON. Of Chcsterneid. are
now u, Ocean View, where they VIII Spend
week.
Mtss Leslie =. Foster has returned -
Rinhmond after y stay Of several weeks
with friends In OTanSc.
Miss Louise scay. Of DumbaTion. n"a
nus Richmond ar. guests OF 'hrir| nHft
MYs q A. Notlz. 81 .\tlar.a. ia.
M!.s NAY B-c.drn Is leaving today g.
scsnd> several weeks in North Carolina.
MIS-. Honora Campbell h4s Tctu-nei 10
her home, after Nisit TO Sew YORK
Mr. and Mrs i II. Tate are spe"!!hH
some time a. ocean View
Mrs HAIRY - Glenn j. The Eucs. Of Ia!
.,.te. a. her home ia l."&!nE On.
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"Shimmy' 'andPolka
Dances for Veterans
Both Are GiUeN Place on
Program Of Atlanta
Reunion.
lspccia! 10 Tho Tiines- pispatch. !

ATLANTA, GA, August 2G.--Thc old
fashioned polka and the modern
.shimny" Will compete in tho popular
favor In Atlanta in tho month of oc-
'Dhcr. when the reunion of tho United
Confederate Veterans is held here.
Both dances have been given Il place
on the program for tho two big balls
mat VIII be brilliant features OF the
reunion. which is expected TO assemble
more than 100000 people from q parts
Of the South.
The 'shirnmy" and the jazz" after
son,c discussion. were included in the
ball numbers because of the fact that
The reunion VIII be attended by thou
sands of young people, Son; of Con
Tolerate Veterans. maids, snonsors and
others. who will accompany their
daddics ana their Grand-daddics 10
AS for tho polka. it was placed on
the program at the demand OF the
veterans themselves. together with the
which we're favoritcs with these men
wiicn. as the chivalry and youth of
the South. they went forth TO battle
with Lee and jackson more than nifty
years ago.
There was some talk in Atlanta for
u while OF giving the veterans seats
Of honor on the platform when the
reunion Was held. Blu, this was quick
l. squ.ichcd.
not on your life" said General y.
- Forrest, son OF the famous Con-
l"defhtc cavalry leader an1 reunion
genera. secretary. who has been at
tending these events for the past fif-
teen years. You won't I've able to
hold these old boys or the platform
when tho band begins TO play. They'll
be- right there on tho floor, and some of
these young chaps had better look out
too, for they can cut a step along
18th the best"
rho balls will be but two OF several
brilliant functions planned for the re-
union. The people OF Atlanta have
subscribed moro than $4,000 TO finance
tho reunion. ANA much OF this sum
VIII be expended for the social affairs
that vii! be such attractive features
Of the four days.
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WILL SEND TWO INFANTRY
REGIMENTS TO EUROPE
Fifth and Fiftlcth VIII Rcpince First
Division Organizations In
- Germany.
tBy Associated Pres..l

WASHINGTON August 25.--Thc
Fifth infantry regiment at Camp lay
Tor Ky, and the f'ifticth at Camp Dix.
y. j., with two regular Held hospitals
and ono regular ambulance company,
arc TO be sent TO Europe IN the near
future 10 replace similar orGaniza
tons OF the First Division. (which
were they not replaced"
In making this announcement to-
day. the War Department said there
was a possibility that from the Amcri-
can forces in Europe 1t would be
necessary to send troops TO Silcsia To
assist In taking plcbiscite and
should this be done the Fifth and
Fffticth reg imentS with the Hospital
and ambulance units would be sent.
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Gov. Sell Mt s.7a I.nch.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., August oa.-A.
rcCcnt sale OF Guernsey cattle on tho
.uir grounds At Fairfax hy the Ta!rfAN
County Guernsey Brccdcys' -hssoc!a-
'iun. grad" cows brought prices rang
.ns from Si!5 10 s@7J per head. Three
pure- breds were bought by w. !. Pcy-
ton. OF fredericksburg. The three
hishest-p priced COWS we're Langwa ter
Emerald and her daughter. By Wnr-
Tor and Maggie OF Don Air and her
fourteen old c4t Th. trio We're
purchased Ly tbs Oak Farms, OF
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fREDERICk5 August &c
Three county clerks have served Flu
yauna County 1876 Years William
Sc!atcr. who has decided to not again
~. Il candidate for reelection. mas been
tao county clerk continuousl: since
lS75--forty-four years. His immediate
predecessor was Abrom Shepherd, Jr..
irho likewise served forty-tour years,
having been FIRST elected in 1881. He
succeeded john VimhcyltLkc. who was
~ Office for iorty-elSht years, from
1883 TO 1881. The county since it's
organization IN lTT1 has had only four
county clerks. tho first one having
been john Cobbs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
VAT DYE SUPPLY EXHAUSTED
Allen Property Custodian Seeks Au-
thority to Purchase Stock In
Germany.
IRv Assaeiated Press.l

WASHINGTON. August 26.--Franci.
j.. Garvau. alien property custodian.
today asked President Wilson TO is
sue an executive order permitting him
10 send an agent to Paris to purchase
from the rcparations commission "a
siN-months' supply of German va;
dyes TO tide over American manurac-
turcrs until German secret formulas
Tor dycstufS now owned by the alien
property custodian can be utilized
Tor commercial purposes.
Mr.. Caravan said the formulas are
now controlled by him here in tho
process Of manufacture. but that il
would be six months before the dye
stuffs would he ready for commercial
use.
The Amcrican supply for vat dyes
is about exhausted. he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
STATE F|REMEN MEETING
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION
Sessions VIII Open In Charlottesville
Today and Continue Through
Friday.
FLAMES SWEEP WHITEHALL
Onc-Third of Entire Village Is
Wiped Out as Breeze Fans Fire.
Other News Notes From Virginia
Points.
Special to 'rhcvT!mca.D!spa,ch.l

CHARLOTTESVILLE August 20
With large delegations already here
from llarrlsonburG, Suffolk, Alcxan-
dria, Newport News, Lexington and
Trcdcricksh burg, and companies OK
pcctcd TONIGHT from other cities and
towns. indications pViNt TO Il large at
tcndanr" upon the thirty-hird annual
convention Of the virginia state Farm
Grs Association, which opens tomor-
row morning and continues through
Friday. Present officers Of the asso-
ciation are: president. Fillmore Tyson.
- liopewcli; 'Ice- pres dent, g. ~.
j. Williams. of charlottesville: secrc-
tarN, +. *. LandiS. OF pulaski: chap
lain Rev. {. II. Smith, Of RichmOud.
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Flame, Destroy Far, Of Town.

CHARI.oTTESVILLE August 2s.-
Fire starting at noon wiped out one
,aild OF the village OF whitehall. thir-
tocn miles vest Of here y. X. Wyant's
store, three residences, = mill and
blacksmith shop were entirely con-
sunci Famed oy a high wind, the
names spread rapidly, and would nave
wiped out the entire village mad not
high brick wall Of Il vacant store
huil4iu- checked the firc. Wyaut's
loss, g'oreroOm and stock, was $4,000,
partially covered D. insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
LurIniI StIrnr SmpnIy.

DANVII.IE August 25.-Danyillc
stands little chance or getting any
more government sugar, Mayor Wood
ing Learned today. He mot his com
mitLcc and discussed tho purchase of
another carload. but was told that the
committee sonn weeks ago rcuu!si-
tiQncd live carloads from New York.
out were allotted only one. Postmas-
ter ". y. Brown stated today that
there was no date liked on which the
government groceries ordered By par
Gel post would arrive in panYillc. lie
said that DGnv!lic's total orders
amounted to 5000. and mat Professor
G. T.. Croslamd. of Avcrctt College, mad
ordered $500 worth OF groceries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

kl-l'f.ttlO - - l ft''. August -
Mrs. Gaines smith has presented 20
.AiEer. Judge William II. Gaines.
tainted by. Miss Lou Spi!man. Judge
Gaines succeeded Colonel Tom Smith
r. iudg" oC the County Court OF Fau-
4ui-r and WAS ON the bench seven OF
eight years. Prior ~ the War Pc
.wccn the states he was chief iuS:ic"
Of the County Court. Tie died in Jan
u"rS, lSS5, sevcnty-eight years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
10 onpo,c J,ood Tr, n,,c

Anti left here today for Richmond to
represent tho Ifanv!lle Chamber Of
Commerce In general protest which
%,a,c against the State Senate Finance
Committees proposed tax rate. He
MAS delegated 10 so upon receiving an
urgent telegram from Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

rme 1T IL r. cerring ION s :tGgHst ol
the executive committee OF the Anti
saloon League today announced tina,
q conference OF Officials Of the nstionat
organization and the suDcr:u;enGcnts
OF all State leagues would he held in
Chicago. september !, ana IS. 10 take
steps for law enforcement In the United
states and prohibition efforts in other
countries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
Rinse Price OF Milk.

FREpERICKSB VA. August &c.
The Prince William County Dairy
mems Association has decided to raise
the price Of milk 10 dealers. beginning
October J, to the minimum price Of
50 cents per gallon. tho scale rising
according to the butter fat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

BRISTOL. VA. August 26.-I.icutcn-
ant J.. -. IIcpi,atall. Of tho local Aero
Club. left here this afternoon on ~
Hight to Marion. Va where lie will
make several exhibition flights at tho
Smith County Fair. He will return 10
Bristol SATURDAY.
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ncfmscs s...nnn for Annie Crnn.

EEEDEEIC kSHIkG. August 2G.-It
y reported that Colonel T. y. White.
OF l.oudouu County, has refused an Of
Ter OF $4,000 for his this years apple
variety for IS per barrel. Il is stated
that the yield OF his orchard this soTl.
son Viii grc.tly exceed that OF any
prey louis season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

fREDEE ICKSSURG VA, August &c.
.tapta!n II. <. Vance. OF Mansfield
Han. fredericksburg. has shipped 10
be exhibited at the Timonium Fair
near Baltimore, next week twelve head
Of choice jersey cattle from his herd.
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HOPEWELL PLANS TO LOCATE
TRUNK AND BAG FACTORY
al Proposed New Ia
duxtry Z. Now Looking
Ground over.
lspecla, TO The T.mcspispst:h.I

pETTERsBUEci. VA. AuGus, 20
The people Of ;iopewell are just now
much interested IN ING a"h'1 ,,.i, 80
tory IN that city whicn ms! give en-
ploymcnt 10 $50 or more worHme'.
Kew Yorl; capital - said To be inter
ested in the enterprise, and has rep
resentatiyes looking over the si;ua-
ton y suitable building for the FAC
tory has been selected, and Ncgot!a-
tons arc in progress for its lease.
movement is also on foot for the
establishment; of a business Schooi III
Hopeweii for the benefit OF the young
lake stenoeraphy and other instruc
ton in business education
Sale of Saving, and Thrift Stamps.
War savings and Thrill, stamps ~
Tho maturity v&!ue OF Si7ls' We're sold
through the Petersburg post -of'icc aud
ofllccs i'm Dinwiddie County during the
seven months OF this year ending Jul!
81. The number Of savings STAMPS
$50 The maturity value OF stamps
sold at the Petersburg post-ofitcc was
sii.0+o.5o.
Schools 10 Open.
BY decision OF the school board the
pubic schools Of Petersburg viii be
September 10. The buildings have all
been put in proper condition for the
ncW term, and large enrolment Of
pupils, white ami colorcd is expected.
Campaign to Open September q.
The Chamber Of Commerce campaign
for the agricultural DEVELOPMENT Of tha
PctrrsburE- HopaWcll section. in con
ncction with tho DUPONT campaign for
thc industrial development OF the two
cities, will be launched on September >
with community gatherings at central
points in the nearby counties. Dates
for about twenty Of these meetings
lsvo been appointed to arrange for
them Experts in community develop
ment will speak at each place. and at
many Of tho meetings q band Of music
will be in attendance. This campaign
viii be conducted in connection with
the DUPONT industrial campaign foT the
viii he asked. the money for tho pro
posed Development having been con
iributed by the DUPONT company and
Petersburg. Greater production viii be
asked Of the farmers.
Esnncrated ON Larceny Chnrsc.
In tho Police Court this iforninG
Waiter Horn and his wife and 1;iam
viii tho theft Of $500 from &. IT, IT,
street Horn and his wife were dis.
charged. Fittz was sent on for trial
General News Notes.
Mrs. Amelia Jones Dunsdalc, Of
Montgomery. Ala. has issued invita-
lions to tho marriage Of her ,!aush
Whitnore, of this city. The marriage
will take place on October 5 i'm st
Johns Episcopal Church in Mont
gomery.
Robert Beale Davis. Of this city. who
has for some time been with the Ameri-
can embassy to Denmark. has been
transferred to the court Of Spain. Mr.
Davis is the. son OF the late EicharG
B. Davis. Of this city, and formerly
assistant attorney general Of Virginia.
For cur5inE inmates OF the Jail Ruth
snowden. coiored. was arrested and
fined in the Policc Court. She said she
was only talking TO her husband, u
prisoner in Jail.
Charles Swinton. negro. was today
sent to the Hastings Court for shoot.
ing and seriously wounding Maggie
battle. colorcd, at her home in lock
street several days ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
Schools 10 Oncn.

BY decision OF the school board the
pubic schools OF Petersburg viii be
opened for the ression Of i919-'20 on
September 10. The buildings have all
been put in proper condition for the
nov term, and a large enrolment Of
pupils, white ami colorcd, is expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
s,,. ,s saving, md Thrift stamps

War savings and thrlft stAWp# 81
the maturity v&!ue Of Si7.ls' were SOLD
through the Petersburg post .oi'!cc and
ofllccs i'm Dinwiddic County during the
seven months OF this year ending; July
81. The number Of savings stamps
sold was 3,4I5 and Of thrift STAMPS
$50 The maturity value OF stamps
sold at the Petersburg post Office MAS
Sii04uJ6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

Misses Capcrton have returned to
their home on West Avenue. MIR. and
MIS- John Wilson Brown. who have
been their guests In Fairfax County.
are now ut the Baltimore Inn at Cape