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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
HIS TO DEMONSTRATE
SCHOOL CAFETERIA PLAN
Scrs May Sec Exhibits mt Times
s Dispatch Food Show
!. in April.
SERVE NOON LUNCHES
sooking Classes TO Work Daily ut
sArmory for Benefit of Visiting
ssEatrons - Boston Expert Will
Pupils.

san.the city schools of Richmond viii
sha tnss a: sre see Served r Tan,h hand
;sIslsessch Fcod; sayi"s Exposition:
sglI3nee to see how the schools feed their
5XannEsters. and what is fed them for
niSkeis. dimes and quarters but
ssthest~ Will have chance to eat ;c
nt.the exposition. and by thus. secur-
sSotscost. they will be able to spend the
sGHtire cay pleasantly and probably at
tie Biue es Arm meGH me FIRST Ire WeeH
siG5ITI School Girls WILL
II -. DEMONSTRATES COOKING
sSf.aSrons OF the city schools will also
shyean opportunity to attend a cook
\ taught the principles Of cuisine and
sssENinE in the domestic science
lssAere will be two of these cooking
ssssttasses Of pupils from the schools each
Me- Me- T psss VII be taught nn1;h, By Miss
School, formerly of the teaching force
sSsSSthe city SCHOOLS. and Miss May
SSS&mpSon, of Teachers College, who
tsnshes foods and cookery at John
sAAAGshall High School.
the necessary eanipment for tho in.
sSJEuetion or the classes in cooking will
n1.Transferred from Madison School TO
Blucs Armory during the eNposi-
stn4every respect
SssThe exhibit of the city schools will
E6sJ.Staged and run by Miss Arabella
atlcher, supervisor OF home economies
elnss1he elementary schools OF Rich
IPsnd, and Miss Mary iI"zcl Gallagher
ssuRerTlsor OF home economies in John
SMaEshall High School.
u sa.The various phases OF the exhibit
z of>the city schools along the line of
Loodra are being worked out by Miss
Rileher and Miss Gallagher this week
L Tym ss part played by the pupils them
sSefXeS in supplying the perSonne! Of
< Ihe, classes in domestic science gives
gEosthe exhibit uniuue Naluc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
APPOINT TEAM CAPTAINS
!. . .ss5sss FOR JEWISH RELIEF DRIVE
Gslections Are Made at Meeting
; eyalss, Addressed by Rabbi Edward
sSfrst-s. n. CaliscI.

sSGs...Tleam captains for the 100000 cam
spaAEn OF the Richmond branch of the
appointed Yesterday afternoon. il was
announced from the headquarters Of
the drive in Rueger's Hotel. The APP
Egotntments were made as follows:
"a: Merrill Raab. Ross Milhiscr, Nathan
Strnop. Leroy $. Cohen. Memo Mittel-
3dopfer. Jacob Lovenstein. Henry
aaagsp Jseobd non G'I1r Greensree
Kaufman, A. H. Whitehil Daniel
Whttlock, Charles Guns;, Edward NJ
Heller. Horace Hellstern. Alfred
4 s.. Strauss. Robert +. Sycie. Jacob Elm
stein, E. d. Epcs, John Hirschbcrg Ed
Schmidt. David J.. Goldman. Albert NJ
aRubenstein. Sol Gllman. l.. J. Sullivan
-s.s>dt-ll- Lee -RQden..
Rsbbi Edward y. Caiisch, Of nc ~
9s asn synagogue, and the second Of
.swineer spoke. The women arc pre-
3Paring for an Intensive cimpaien i'm
,E2nnection with the principal drive, and
~ MnN MAKE u determined effor, 10 raise
~ Gsn,sabstantial part of the city's quota.
Inc. canvassine teams were assigned
y 10 various territories designed to cover
s me ss entire business district and many
mants for this feature OF the r,in
spa,gn have been virtually completed
4sI4Egas stated and all details have
B1o,their work early Monday morning
tandswithout delay
NEARLY 100000 Jews arc reported 10
in Russia, Poland, Calicia
and other European coun.
sIrleS. where the lighting In the recent
}YAFswas particularly heavy, and where
at~serious food situation now EXISTS
because of the devastation commjtted
,RsX.Arthe combatants. The Richmond
campaign, as the.G6ovcnlcnts in other
IlafEer cities of ..he .Uilil ed States. will
.snTSen tirely nonsectari;in, and cyerv.
hody. Will be given tho opportunity
10 the national relief
4lnd of Sl5000.0oO of which a com.
negatively small amount has been
asked from Richmond Atlanta raised
sASo,Q 900, 90 ocr cent more than Rich
mond is asked to contribute and vir
fUalIy all of the more important cities
aGnthe country have given with pro
liberality. !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
Claims Courtesy
Made Him Victim
Negro Arrested With
Liquor Alleges 1t Be-
longs to Stranger.

Joseph Brown, colored. of Baltimore.
was incarccrated in the City Jail yes
tcrday for. he asserts. being too oblis-
ing He tells his own story well. In
his statement he claims that when he
was about to alight from the train at
the Broad street Station stranger
asked Brown to help him Off with one
OF two large suit cases lie was carry
ing. Obligingly he obeycd. and stepped
Oft into the eager arms of 1'atro;nen
Smith and Brennon. VINO acted as
his escort to Second District Station.
There the suit case was opened, and
the contents contained. among other
things, six quarts of whisky. The
clothing within fitted Brown well. and
a pin was found bearing his initials.
lie could not explain. so he retired
to his private Sanctum TO mediate until
this morning, when he will appear be
fore Justice Chrutchheld in Police
Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
MAY CONVERT COUPONS
TO WAR STAMPS TODAY
Owners Of Liberty Bonds Being p,id
so;'5,000OUn Yearly in
Interest

=. WASHINGTON. II. c.. March IL
tomorrow Will be coupon day for own
rrs o! bonds Of the third Liberty
, ,'t, ana the United States Treasury
Department is urging that those COZ,
pons he converted INTO war savings
stamps The man who So invests this
interest VIII he making his money
40 donhlc work for him il is pointed
our, and AT the same time he will he
helping the government
owners of war bonds issued to date
aro ncinG paid approximately $685.
al OF this money, j: is believed. can
ne invested immediately in war saw
ihES stamps which, paying, per cent
interest compounded quarterly. give the
people a splendid opportunity for in
crcaSinS their savings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
MRS. HENRY T. WICKHAM
HEADS WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
Mrs. w. =. Damon Elected Treasurer
and Miss Fannie Il. Munrord n:
Recording Secretary.

At the annual meeting of tho Rich
mond Woman's Exchange yesterday.
Mrs. Henry r. Wickham was elected
president: Mrs. Coleman Workman first
vice -prcsidcnt: Mrs. Charles l.. Will
lianS. second vice presto cnt: Mrs.
Henry I.andon Cabcll. third vice prcsi-
dent: Mrs W. s. Damon. treasurer
Miss Fannie y. tlunford. recording
secretary. and Mrs. y. NJ. Lyon, CORE
spending secretary.
The mems advisory board consists
of the following: II. :. liawcS. H. l..
Cabcll. W. =. Donnan. Gordon Leakr,
II. T. Wiciiham and Coleman Wurtham.
Encouraging reports were read. and
tho work of tho Woman'S Exchange
was declared to be going forward
Splendidly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
RAIL WAY MEN NOT EXEMPT
Atf"rnt y-Generni Holds They Arc NOT
Federal Enpi0yccs-Must Pny
state Income Tax

kailroad employees, or employees of
othcr pubtic utilities controlled bv the
cnited states government. are not en- :
tlticd to exemption from payment of
income taxes which the Virginia law
20 an opinion rendered yesterday bV
Attorney-Gencral John r. Saunders. at
me request OF Auditor OF Public Ac-
~ IS MIR. Saunders view that thcso
f ,hd paid out of the earnings OF
which they may work and moi from
me revenues. OF THO government. arc
MOI embraced in the exemption pro
VISION OF the State law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
FIVE SOLDIERS PROTEST
SABBATH CLOSING HERE
ing Opening of Public
Places in City.

That the only excitement which they
could find in visiting Richmond last
Sunday was in viewing the pew of
Patrick Henry in old St. Johns Church
is the complaint which five soldiers
from Camp Eustis make in Il letter TO
Mayor AinSlic. Soldiers visiting Rich
mond have for some time somewhat
bitterly protested against the strict
enforcement OF blue laws" here. hut
this is the iirSt definite complaint that
ha been made to the Mayor.
In the letter which the Mayor re-
ceivcd Yesterday morning the soldiers
say: What induccmcnt is there to
visit your city ii all We can see is
the outside OF the buildings. when we
would like to see the insido?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
HURT IN CAR ACCIDENT
j. =. Adams Suffers Broken Nose yybc,
IrolicEs Collide in broad
Street.

j. y. Adams. who resides at A down
slight bruises Yesterday aficrnn,n
when First stree: and viaduct car
collidcd with Broad and Main car
,Whicn was receiving passengers in
At the instance Of claim agent of
the Virginia Railway aud Power Com
IinS me injured man was removed
from his hotel To Grace Hospit;,I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
COLORED PORTER INJURED
WHEN TRAIN Is WRECKED
hut Ono Victim When Florida Special
Turns over Near
An.

Only one person colorcd porter
whose name was not learned. was in
Air Line Florida Special train at
krcss. Va. early yesterday morning.
This was in spite Of the fact that four
Pullman cars. in which many passen-
gers were sleeping, left the tracks and
rolled down a foot emhankment.
Wrccking crews worked ali day yes
terday clearing the wreckage. At .
o'clock they had the tracks open In
the meantime. all Seaboard trains
Mere nseo ,n M,dn ver me , nianuc
interruption to their schedules.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
DERAIl.MENT IN BROAD
STREET. M,

street car traffic on Eroad Street
was held up for nearly half an hour
yesterday about j o'clock by Tie de-
railment or BROAD aud Main ear AT
Inc corner Of Eighth and Broad Streets
! ne car was turning up Broad street
Ding to within IL few feet OF the curb
stone. The hulk OF the ear blocked
hoth the cast and wcStbound car tracks,
ana street cars were lined up waiting
Tor the obstruction to be removed for
hNe blocks in either direction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15

The theft OF Sis from the steamship
Berklcy vas reported to the nolicc Nestcr-
dat I ne inoney was the property OF Lamus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
Given Thirty-Dny FERN

Thomas scott was convicted ycstcr-
gay IN ltustInss Court on a charge OF
selling officer Douppc a quart of Iiuunr
Tor SIS. Scott was fined $50 and sen
fenced TO serve thirty days in Jail for
tue ofcnsc. When he was arrested
bell boy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15

There will be no mems meeting al the
y. NJ. Z. \. tomorrow tSunday In order
that all men who desire to do may hear
eN-GoNcrnor Patterson. of Tennessee. at tho
Academy Uf Music at O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
Cases arc Continued.

Cases of Willie Allen and VI. J.
Campbell were continued until March
90 by Justice Crutchfeld They were
arrested Thursday on a charge of the
theft Of four quarts Of whisky from
the American Express Company. The
whisky. it is asserted by the police.
was found stored at 1900 East Main
Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
PRESENT KEITH PORTRAIT
le6ertat to Late President Of Virginia
~ sePrems Court of Appeals
40 to Hang In Capitol.

yThe portrait of the late Judge James
eth, for several years president OF
Supreme Court Of Appeals
Aity be presented to the State next
EuFsoay oy a committee consisting Of
ppA Hunton, Jr., Law Librarian w
SsTScott and Second Auditor Roseweu
Axe. IT Will be hung on the walls o.;
eeNcourt room.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15

As welcome to men from overseas. the
Loyal Order oi Moose will stage the open
inS event Of its scren-day peace fcs;ivai
the vacant lot adjoining Broad Street Sta
ton today. Many amuscmcnts enterprises
and devices have been pressed into service
for the occasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
Snrakn At AIcxnndria

Colonel ne Roy Hodges. aide to
Governor Wcstmorcland Davis, last
night addressed the Chamber of Com
mere" OF Alexandria on the subject OF
TIE city manager form OF municipal
government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15

whisky was seized yesterday ut the Main
Street Station by Planclothesmen Brown
and Docppc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15

Civil service examinations TO be held
10 MI vacancies at the Rlchmond aviation
supply depot. II was announced yesterday.
twenty four positions open, with
aries ranging from $1,000 4 year for watch
men to Sl.ovo for a superintendent. Several
mechanics. CLERKS and chauiieurs arc wanted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15

g. r. Francis and Excel Peoplcs
""rc each fined $50 in Hastings Court
Hcs terdaE. on charge Of transportinr
iiiHuor; Francis was given two months
IN JAN and Peoples was sentenced To
thirty days. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15

Detectives have as yet been unable to
find clue to who started the runor
that caused Wednesdays run on the Church
hi!i Bank. although they have been work
ing assiduousiy since the rumor became
current Conditions at the bank have re-
turned to normal and officers say that prac-
ticaly all deposits Withdrawn have been
returned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUs Told
Briefly for Benefit of
Busy Readers.

Hastings Court yesterday gave John Cuu-
thorn sixty days in jail "a charge of
petit larceny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15

Have Hon Hooms to Rent
y mes-Dispatch Want Ad will get
tho right tenant. Call Randolph 1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15

The Virginia headquarters OF the United
'ccivcd q telegram from Washington stating
that tho Curtaiimcnt of the United States
Employment; service would not affect its
work The boys working reserve has at
this time orEaniHa lions perfected in ap-
nroNimatciy one half of the counties OF the
state. ana expects to complete OrEani-
"a ton throughout the State before the close
OF school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15

For tho benefit of soldiers here from the
various camps. the Jewish Welfare Boa ri
NJ MI BEGIN it's rurin cm:r,,er,ainmen, this
At The boards hcadanartcrs, II: North
eighth street, and will lee taken out to din
ner After dinner they will he entertained
in 4 thcater party; and later will he given
a dane" at Eagles Hall Tomorrow morn
Ing they will be- entertained At breakfast
The entertainment, will continue through
out the day. The men will be lodged at the
Army and Navy Club tonight.
Al meeting of the South Side Patriotic
League, held in South Richmond last night.
steps were taken to induce former en-
ploycrs OF soldiers To agree to give them
their old Jobs when they return ffom SER
vice overseas. This followed speech bv
CommIsSioper of Labor iiirsc hherG. who en-
Ccrted action along this line. DIR. Doug la \
): Freeman also addressed the meeting.
Music was furnished by the leagues chorus.
led by Walter Mercer. director of singing in
tho city schools.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

Strord uinrr vas awarded the saf-
ter or February a. 80 the Texas tloid
Trial associations field trial nf tNprsr
Tex. This wee thr lest meet of tho
scaao and professional field durH Of
the highest standihE competed.
She won third boz the fourteenth
futurlii. held M sparta. IN on No-
vcmber 4 Al Wayneshuro. Ga. in tho
Gcorfla ueid trial OIL Nnfemner eh.
she Won Third place This ia the classic
of field trials
Pinto Bcfa name ls amalar 10
ruaaffs uf sport niaguzlnor much rec
urnircd uufhorticf o. iho American
fled. the Nuorisman's Review. cutters
BOOK and Recreation, Held and
stream and Forrest and siroHm have
deVoied much Of their space to faNof-
shlr comments runrrruinr thr future
Of fht Albuquerque dog Monday rt
a locrl MOVING picture thelirr. uIc-
lures 81 Pinto B,ss ana thc ull-Ampr-
lran field trial Nil Do shown rIl
following comment on the sciirr aas
written by an expert ou field tHnlf
and appeared in the American Field
muFnziur.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

for al men and this he pfacticed from
his early childhood. while George
uas stiil q chnd his father moved 20
a farm Which he owned IN stafford
county. whore he died IN i1ta. To
bic son George. who was thcn eleven
years old. Ne ien this estate. George
heinr hts moiher's eldest aon she law
inhed a special car on bis brinEinE
up. for she h aaid 20 have been an
excellent mother. Early In iife the
future savior Of his country showed q
fcaricssncss and an honesty with III
piaymaiss which stamped him az an
unusual boy.
schooiboy
While the story Of ~ c~horplnr
down the -Aerry tree. 30 much q
plotted. may be a myth. u was prob
abiy founded on his iruthfuiness even
In small matters
The ma inriiy % che virginia boys
were sent 20 England n be educated.
but washington was net n % them,
probably due 20 The fact that his moth.
or did no; want 70 be separated from
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

"Momoucy's PINTO u,ss c.ms io tte
notice of The nUid trHl bubble when
she won second Boo ihr alI-Amtfifur
chicken dcFhy at Mohrfdro Boz souiom-
hsr She Do hii MumnnfN uuf of fln
Mohuwk a. ucf breeder H a. D.
Flora Of Mount Healthy Ohio Nj
F1url'H ambition hHH long boon 40
breed IL winner and while Doe hus move.
been in "a position 10 campaign one
himself. he desire haH heDn to pitr.
his puppies with patrons whu wunli
give them u chance
Tha puppy YVES about o. yrur oii
before NJ Flora sold hof 80 thui
tine be- Eut into ruftrspondrnrr WITH
g. % unluahH. who Nas looking Tor
o. TuturiN prospect Mr fluru Vac
not out after the unc in fHrt, he
would not sell 90 anyone without 90
guarantee that the puppl would i'
given o. chunU0.
sThs Albuquerque tunclrr bought
fhe puppy and vent uer tu q 81 AItut
tu tn out The rrHi % b htuN.
Han Grcat Race.
uoss ran a. great race boz south
Dakota and won secoud She rn H
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22
BY EDWARD BATTLES.

A GREAT winner hes arisen ia the dog world The eye, 81 sport
"a dom have sighted her and upon her they have focused. Mo-
. n money Pinto Bees, an English setter. owned by chief Of Police
!. v Galusha. entered IN field trials for the first time a few months
ago. has carried away high honoTs. outeas~ed dogs of gentle pedigree,
ana has established for herself the name Of being the greatest win
nr Of the season"
The settlers that competed against the Albuquerque dog include
some Of the highest class rannes in the world Pluto Iic,s proved
superior 10 most Of them. Al the independent field trial, held at Sparta,
IN. on November II, the Albuquerque setter won first honor. Twenty
two dogs competed ia this trial.
Bess won second place in the Ml-Amerieun Field Trial, held a.
Molridgc. :. y, on September .. There were thirty -four starters Ia
this meet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

him. rather than the lack % fdnds
Consequently, at the age Of thirteen
We md HIN sitting In one % the hum
bic school houses Of the Old pomin.
ion. no vas fond % athletics and ono
~ his Froaiest sports vas 20 organise
biz siaymaies into military companies
ard then have them suEaEe In mimic
battle. iils taste in books was nm.
commonly grave for n 81 youne and
his written m~anuacripfs particularly
the one on behavior. are used a. 81.
afaplos for the youths " today Trui,
he Wa an example Of a Do tWir u
inclined 20 is the troo-for In his early
childhood virtue was planted 90 deep
IN his heart that the herce storms o.
temptation later In lie made little
Impression upon him
The Young Man
when not quite sixteen he iof'
school and went 90 work ~ a sur.
veyo- living with his half brother law.
renee. who resided on the 81 Vernon
estate. ~ met Lord Faii Ak Whose
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

raec here. thourh mot quite up to
hor prairie. form especially in thc urHi
.eriss. However. D. wnH snttlru tn
piurr Momonoi's Pinto H,rH
ut Dor last ou Eurlg AND fnH
did not ruNr the 0up1rtunitt tn 90 ru
here. but she bel going fu Do heard
uuuin. for from NnHi wr NH''
p%re,IouHiy seen Of hfr und thr wu'
aho s ro.ur now We know that al"
if n perfectly hrni'u 70 lni n"i
has been tnhrn out ~ hrr Mo-
Flofn CON wen feel urnui off hrsrifrE
nor kind Hud even thnurl DEE fuIi NDf
az % ufIurn iuff fnr tle HnkU oft
bringing der before Che public Nr nn
doubt IT, Naffrf uiD.HTl than u HIHf
hnd boon born 10 blush unf0nH H
the backward OF Hume tnuotiuE IOr
uurisr Mumourt'H PHOTO hnHH Dos
o. smooth why Iu action. if pcrfDriI'
independent nnd hunts with ini'lN.
renrc She mas not hHfr Tho 'rr'f
I'd some dorhta we have seen hut aIp
hos the desire Co hunt uuf she goes
na wide uH Tho OuuffN unrnH'f 100
searching flr thr hiriN places
Again thc American iI.id.
aThr NH usrt Iu describing 1uur.
fnrt's Pinto Ussr Hud h0H rtre Iu .H'
tfitrfitf hud srnrcolf h"Iti on tH' pH
ncr when along sine UIuIU IH co. .ifIN
ana Won he hV such H wtftlu iNiI
ffr rfonI head and shoulders ntt ono
entire Oeid. but She dId IHHi what was
expected cot hef Nhpn She Boo nn "n
pnrtuuItf ON rnWc in ih.H h'f''I HI'
hud Two and made thr most 90. ilrin
Utss went widsr iu tNIf HiHh' HlN
noomcd a. Boz Ht her hrN
nandi,,i Inri- Wei
what made hcr win more IWt
. HN.H. HnHN.Haw also I|.HNH|.. MH|
fNs fHri tIHt she found Hud handled
Do hs,N of birds Boo s.r1 hrIf N'h
porfertit broken and HH' N"H NlH
that Ira the equal oI lIu .n.f hH' rN
a .falIufrIt .fnufl nU Nf EI "Mi
atendY to Wins % shot ufuNiHH ih''
ou two occasions duTIHs fir NN'l
of this stake. fnr won't i'Hi'I non '
thr limit both m flg mHii'i &"
ness to flush uf birds Huh boo
ol.r Har once Iu o. while N" 'n-
counter hiFH.DlHsH NufH'. NN''N
tNoroueNN broken Ht tHH pol. bob "i
dino rsur tNtrN Muutrnsf HNd
.bs fiat wpr. two H.r iHI.i iNi m H
mot often Hud DO .n refreshing ID" '
I.r Nud rHmp uud COCO Iht h''.''
when Do H flushed
Good Grouud worn.
rNomouc,s pIutO librH W Hn.
w.,.I f,t hon GOOD rHuuud.NUfNI nt
mann, but hrf bond work l'.At 81
down th, galleries lU iN' Nlfl
tls.p u. sum, HHUhi "H %" N'''
b,r uuI WHa un 'uI.rrN..h
mnrgoi birds from ''' r.
..r uusbsd but NI,fI'r ur unl lIl
ii Il, make. uttlo maternal dI''''h'
f.r Ir tHr .sruud srIIH. Hnf M'N'
httuI.nt uud and dUi pUfitii N'
.ubseuucntii shc won tu'a H''h' '
"a wIit wIrHIu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-22

daughter had married young L'N
renee. and ihrouEh thn nobleman De-
obtained "a contract tor some dihr1I
work. and although "a mere boy DO
completed fle Sob when BIS brother
tAWrrtfo dici. - ST. vernon estate
was lou to a daughter. which In ease
she died without children VAS 'o go fo
Gcorne. This occurred and while t
young man Do became tho owner %
thar wondcrfui place on The Potomac
nov tho mecca % sirhIsorrs who
visit Tho capitol % our country.
Washington an a young man wac
tall and handsome Hrd iiua's . so..
der. 30 when the rrenrh and Ind tf
wa cnmo on De w1H 70 ~ Che nrs'
10 volunteer. There were some sf.7
battles. but Washington escaped ur.
harmed.
Ttc Lover