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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-07-05
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nella notte silente Ia tua vaga i'm
imagine mi sta dinanzi. Ammiro Poe
chic tue nero scintillante che ala
mente estasiata apre sconfnati oriz-
zonti.
In quelpOcchio, che mi guarda con
passione, 10 leggo un poema di ebrez-
re dolei; leggo tutta una storia di gau-
dj intessuti mirabilmente. Mel viso
tue ovale, delicate, 10 scorgo tutta u
na serie di paradisiache esultanze, che
al cuore affranto da passati dolori, in
fondono nuovo ardore.
Nella vaga tua persona 10 scorgo
Pimmagine di una dea dolce elemen-
te, che fara beati miei giorni.
Mel tue. dolce sorriso 10 scorgo Pe-
manazione di un raggio divine, che
seopre arcani rapimenti, non mai So
gnati fnora.
Guardami, mostrami 10 splendore
delPocchio tue nero, sorridimi ed apri
al cuore nuovi ed infniti gaudj, sma-
ma Pinebriante profumo che esala
dalla vaga tua persona, perche il cuo-
re ne sia saturo, possa godere quella
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-07-05
Per COIOrO che halnO IagatO
I'lnGOme Tax in eGcedanza

LItaian Bureau del Foreign Ian
guage Governmental Information Ser
wee eontinua q ricevere da eentri
grand piccoh degi Sta6 Unit re-
ciami da parts d coloro che asserisco-
no di aver pagato pIncome Tax (tas-
50 sulle entrate) IN eccedenza q quan-
20 legalmente erano tenuti q pagare.
/ reclami sono stati regolarmente J.
noltrati g Washington, al Commisslo-
ner Of Internal Revenue; ma questo
funzionario, in molti casi, ha ritenuto
incomplete le informazioni fornite -
pei tramite del Bureau Italiano - dai
I nostri connazonah. E qusnde le in
formszioni sono incomplete non 81 pu6
T provvedere in merito al reclamo.
Per ovviare a questa diffcolt3, n
Italian Bureau prega cOnnaZonai
che ritenessero di aver diritto ala re-
stituzione della sonuna pagata il &C.
eedenzs, di rismpire il QUESTIONABLE
che qui apprssso pubblichiamo. Appe-
na riempito, il QUESTIONABLE deve ssse-
re inUato sll'Itzlian Bureau Govern
mental Information service II West
4Sth St., 4th Floor, New York City.
Questo uffcio riempirA poseia altri
special modui, in lingus inglese, ed
invlera i reclano complete = Was
hingon-
lie somme che risultassero realmen.
te pagste in eeeedenza anche un
solo cent - sarAnnO in seguito resti.
tuite al reclamante direttamente dal
Dipsrtimento del Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue.
QUESTIONABLE al quale 81 deve rispon.
dere mel ricorso che 81 fara
l. - Quale i vostro nome { CO.
gnome, quale lindirizzo al tempo in
cui pagaste rIneome Taxi
2. = Dove qusndo fu pagata Ia
tsssa? (Dare Ia data esatta).
8. - La tassa fu pagata diretta-
mente al Collettore dele Tasse?
4. - Quale il nome del Collettore?
8. - La tassa fu ritirata dalla vo-
stra paga, dal vostro padrone?
6. - QuaPe il nome del vostro pa
drone!
7. - A quanto ammonia Ia tasss
pagata, in base a quale somma fu
caicoiata Ia tassa stessa?
8. - Avete la ricevuta della tassa
Pagata? Sc Pavete, chi l'ha frmata?
g. - Siete vol ammogliato? o ma
ritata? Avete fgh? QUAINT?
10. - La vostra famiglia risiede
negli Stati Unit in Italia?
II. - QUAINT del vostri fgh risie-
dono negli Stati Unit?
II. - Vostra moglie lavora? Vo-
stro marito lavora? QUAINT del vostri
fgh lavorano?
13. - Siete cittadino americana?
Il. - QuaPe il vostro mestiere?
Is. - In quale ammo siete arrivato
negI Stati Unit?
16. - Avete vol firmato Ia diehia-
razione con Ia quale alternate di aver
intenzione di risiedere negG Stati T.
niti?
(Nota: questa dichiarazione non ha
alcun effetto sulla cittadinanza del
non impedisce di an
dare liberamente in Italia, quando Sc
ne present. il bisogno. - Modulo
1879.
It. - Quale somma guadagnaste
mel 1914?
IS. - Quanto guadagnaste mel
1915?
10. - Quanto guadagnaste mel
1916?
20. - Quanto guadagnaste mel
1917?
q. - Altri chiarimenti che vol ri
tenete necessari.
Questa dichiaraZiOne non ha alcun
effetto sulla cittadinanza dell'immi
grato.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-07-05

tenete necessarl.
Questa dichiaraziOne non ha alcun
effetto sulla cittadinanza dell'immi-
gratO.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-07-05

quaiche i'm laginazione feminile de-
Gravelot c rto, non mai come in vol,
@ bionda sp.endida, Ia gioia ha piu
squisito sense di freschezza musicale.
E'amo, @ bionda splendida! E vol, nj
amate?
tempo di minuetto
Il cavalier s'nchina
--- con profonda scienza
--- un'ampia riverenZa
-----.----- "A Ia bella damina.
Con tenera indolenza
- piega ella Ia testina
-- sente ei IA prepotenza
-------- d'una vogLa assassina.
Susurrano le note
---- de garruli strumenti
----- con placido languore.
l patetiei accent
- danno IN tremito al core
g fan rosse le cote.
Conte AZZURRO.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-07-05

tadino suddito di .--..---------......-------.
che arrival negh Stau Unit il giorno
10 cIrca) ----.-------.-------..----; che risiedo
negh Stati Unit non no intenZione
defnitiva di zanzibar residenza per
passare q creare una nuova casa in
altra eontrada; che IL mio indirizzo ne
gil Stati Unit, dove mi 81 puo man
dare per posta ogni Communications RI
guardante Ia Income Tax { il seguen-
te:
Via e numero --.----....-.-.----...-.-....
Cltta .---------------.----- Stato--.--.----.....
FirmatO ..---.-....-....-..---....-.
Giurato c sottoscritto innanzi q me
giornO, mese
ed ammo.
Notaio pubblico .--.--.---..--.----.------....
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-23

penetrating, and it's Pyamids may yet
be gilded by the setting rays of the
sun of science, as in the infancy Of
the world they were gilded by its
rising beams. We must indeed awake
from our slumber in these interesting
times, when nations are making
separate and individual advances.
Every breeze watts intelligence from
country to country, and every wave
rolls it on. There is great commerce
of ideas; there are martS and ex-
changes for intellectual discoveries,
and a wonderful fellowship of those
individual intelligences which make up
the mind and opinion of the age. The
mind is the great lever of all things;
human thought is the process by
which human ends are ultimately
answered; and the diffusion of know
ledge so astonishing in the last century
has rendered innumerable minds
variously gifted by nature, competent
to be competitors or fellow workers
on the ground of intellectual operation
knowledge in our time has triumphed,
and is still triumphing, over distance,
over difference of language, over
diversity of habit, over prejudice and
over bigotry. The civilized and
Christian world is fact learning the
great lesson, that difference of nation
does not imply necessary hostility,
and that all contact needs not be war.
The spirit of the age demands that
knowledge should be more and more
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-23
A word to the wise: Save your
eyes. Arizona Optical Co. 5-15-tf
EN- ROUTE EAST

Yesterday Nogales, was visited by
Mr.. George Penman, one of the old
time ming men in Sonora, whose
operations go back more than thirty
years, including operations at
Trinidad, Lampasos, and others of the
old time camps in that state. During
ten years last, or more, Mr.. Penman
has been superintendent and manager
at Verde Grande, camp about forty
miles west from Herm osillo, where
he has kept work going almost con-
tinuously, developing large ore bodies.
He had come up from the camp and
was en- route East to consult with the
owners of the property. Yesterday
afternoon he took the train for Tucson,
thence going on one of the limited
trains to st. Louis.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-23

TO THE LADIES

Hair and scalp treatment, fac
ial massage-positively guaran-
teed to correct falling hair and
all scalp disease. Will visit
homes to give treatments. Mrs.
Cluff, Montezuma Hotel.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-23

extended so as to cast it's beaming rays
into every nook and corner throughout
the world. Let us thank God that
we live in an age when judgment and
reason are able to kindle the fire Of
religious liberty in every true heart,
never more to be extinguished. Let
our age be an age of improvement,
then shall the desire of our hearts be
reached, humanity blessed and God
glorified.
.Nogales, Arizona
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-23
"a
DANCE DANCE DANCE

The officers and ladies of the 25th
Infantry will be hosts at a formal
ball to be given at the Social Hall,
Camp Stephen D. Little, Friday, May
23rd., 1919. 5-21-5t
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-23

FOR RENT-Furnished, up-to-date
apartment. Apply at The oasis
office. o-Io-oC-po
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-23
IMPORTANT NOTICE

The public is hereby notified that
the o. K. Barber Shop having been
closed the undersigned has secured
the services of the best BARRIERS en-
ployed there, and they are working in
his shop, "The Hygienic."
5-21-6t Manuel V. Rodriguez
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-23

WANTED - Small cash register.
Wagon & Stevenson, 1111s Grand
,o,,,,e 5-18-1t-ch
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-23

FOR SALE-A double-drawer Ma
tional cash register, specially suit
able for a bar. Inquire at The Oasis
ose sSae i0- 5-18-tf
Evening star., 1919-03-21

Children's Capes, of all-wool
serges. Sizes !, 8 and 9 years,
$8.7S and $9.95.
Infants Silk Caps, Sl.oo to $3.ss.
Misses Capes of all-wool
serges; collars. Sizes II to IA
years, S14.95 to $3.50.
Children's All-wool Serge Coats,
fine poplins or worsted checks.
Sizes 10 to Ia years, S1650, $3.50
or S2z.50.
Children's Coats, of all-wool
serges, worsted checks or mohair
poplin. Sizes 2 to 6 years, A95,
$5.9S to $9.95.
Children's Silk Coats in a large
variety of colors, $5!95 to $o.ss.
Infants Short Coats, of fine
silk poplin. Box model, with ern-
broidered collars. Sizes l and 3
years. Pink, blue, sand or white,
$3.50.
Evening star., 1919-03-21

Misses Taffeta Silk Skirts, full
pleated and made with belts. In
navy blue. Sizes II to 10 years,
SS55.
Misses and Children's All-wool
Plaid Skirts. Sizes 10 to IA with
waist and II to 10 without waist,
At S7.95.
Children's Tafeta Silk Dresses,
trimm m ed with hemstitching.
Come in rose, copen, reseda or
navy. Sizes 6 to IA years. At
$1o.S5.
Misses Dresses, of good quality
Georgette, in a variety of new
oolors. Sizes IA to 16 years;
$500 and $3.50.
Children's Coats, of good quail
ity silk. poplin, taffeta or satin.
Made with fancy collars. Copen,
reseda or tan colors. Sizes 6 to
IA years, S9.9S to $500.
Evening star., 1919-03-21
Sale Boys Suits and Refers
As Well As Knickerbocker Trousers
Mildly Suits for Bows

MILDLY suits. consisting of sail
or blouse, with collar and
cuffs and shield trimmed with
white braid. insignia and serv-
ice stripes on sleeves, finished
with black silk sailor tie; short
pants, full lined. Sizes 2X to
10 years. At HS8 and $oz5.
Evening star., 1919-03-21
Norfolk Suits, $7.75

Serviceable and strong wear
ing spring fabrics in these new
waist-line long skirt model
Norfolk Suits, in brown, blue,
light or dark gray or tan fancy
mixtures. With knickerbocker
trousers, lined throughout. Sizes
7 to l8 years. Special at this
price tomorrow.
Evening star., 1919-03-21

Fifth Floor-Lansburgh & Bro.
Evening star., 1919-03-21
Silver Plated
Ware
And a Fe,o Cut Glass Pieces

ana q + etO Cut Cf1SS P,ecSS
Silver-plated top Butter
Dish, with imitation cut glass
base, CSC.
Salt and Pepper Shakers,
with heavy plated silver top,
at 25c each.
Silver-plated Knives and
Forks, $2.29 set-half-dozen
of each.
Imitation cut glass Cheese or
Pickle Dishes, with silver
plated handle, Soc each.
Bud Vases with silver-plated
base in pierced design, 2Se.
First Floor-Lansburgh &
Bro.
Evening star., 1919-03-21
Editorial

A&A1LO xdx
Will the department store
owner ever be regarded as a
professional man, we were
recently asked.
"Yes," we answered. EN-
phatically, yes"
A professional man. is one
who regards the rendering
of service to humanity
greater than the mere accu-
mutation of dollars.
Storekeeping, for many
years. was regarded as
merely an exchange of Ger
tain merchandise for dollars.
Then some man of ideals
conceived a Rest Room for
shoppers, etc. That proved
the awakening of store own
ers to the great possibilities
for rendering service to the
people of the community.
Today every conceivable :
kind of comfort and con-.
venience is being prepared
for the men and women who
wish to do their buying in
this or other stores.
Such a desire for helpful
ness will eventually place
store keeping among the
professions.
Evening star., 1919-03-21
Serge Refers. $7.75

Boys Double-breasted Navy
Blue A11-wool Serge Refers,
finished with black buttons.
Belt all around; chevron on
sleeve. These REFERS are prov
ing very popular Sizes 2l to
7 years.
Evening star., 1919-03-21

Most Original
Beauty Shop
In Town
Once you have visited
our Hair Beauty Salon,
you will become a steady
patron. You will like our
modern appointments and
sanitary equipment as
we'll as the excellence of
our service and the fair
ness of our prices.
Your Couture
1t will make or mar
your entire appearance so
insure it's smartness by
wearing a Transformation
either inside or outside
your own hair. It gives
the new full effect seen in
the latest Spring Head
dress.
Transformations in all
shades, including gray, at
$1.80.
Third Floor-LAnsburgh
& Bro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
DR.. ANDERSON TO SPEAK
AT RICHMOND FIRST CLUB
Meeting OF New Organization Of Young
Business Men To lie Held
Tomorrow.

Tho regular November meeting OF
the Richmond First Club will be held
on "Wednesday 1t the Business Mems
Club at ! o'clock. Notices OF the meet
ing we're sent out Yesterday to the
fifty young business men who make up
q. King.
because of the election of officers at
the october meeting. the talk OF DR..
~ II. Anderson. head of the School OF
Commerce and Business Administra-
tion OF Richmond College, was divided
into two sections. Dr. Anderson will
deliver tho concluding portion tomor-
row. lie Will outline the present gov
eminent OF Richmond by use OF a
hlaCkDoar and will discuss present
inN nunicipnl problems here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
ARMISTICE WEEK BRINGS
NO JOYS TO THIS FAMILY
Mother md Six Young Children on
Brink Of Starvation Appeal
for Help.

While Richmond has become tenn
porariiy center OF jollity and frolic
there exists here many rcai Instances
OF life problems which arc lar removed
from the spirit of celebration one OF
these problems is the strenuous Ct
forts made by poor widow To provide
Tor herself and her SIX childrcu For
months tho situation gradually dcvel-
oped for the worse, until finally il be-
came acute, and an appeal was made
10 the public for immediate assistance.
Efforts on the part o. her little four
teen. year-old son TO help provide for
The family have bccn Z most in vain.
expenses having increased, and ,hc
family is now u desperate straits.
That these conditions may be relieved
the public has been asked 10 coutri-
hute $50 through tho Dispatch.
Receipts Acknowledged Yesterday
amounted TO 81 making the total con-
Contribu,cns yes rlay were:
M Mi ferfloay Observation-Disclosures. 5 500
Sanh '...'....' -. .I....... 90
BOY fourteen years. .-.;..... 500
Previously acknowledged $500. a. ..So
<4gin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
C0NCRECAT|O IS URGING
CHENAULT Be RETURNED
Broad Street Methodist Church
Would Retain Pastor Hero
Next Year.
HOLD QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
Members Point Out at Meeting Last
Night That Under Direction OF
Present Minister Congregation,
Near Collapse, Now Strongest.

Members OF the Broad Street Meth
odlst ChurcI. at their quarterly con-
ference, held last night expressed
themselves strongly in favor of the
return by the Virginia Methodist Con-
terence. which opens hero tomorrow,
of the pastor. Rev. Fred II. Chcnault
-Four years ago MI. Chenault took his
place as pastor of tie church. which.
II was pointed out last night. was
oers OF the congregation had dwindled
conspicuously, and those remaining
nad nled decree in court arranging
for the sale OF the present site on
BROAD street Finances were dcnlc.ci
and the members had already bought
another site in the West End, OH tho
boulevard.
Gains Prominent Position.
According to tie final report for the
conference year of 1919. made last
night, the church rapidly advanced
from its status in 1915 TO one OF the
leading churches in the state. The
the church was unable to meet that
while tie budget for the conference
year Just closing rcacncs $4,000. all
or which has been paid.
In addition, tho church has raised
its centenary donation of s3l. 900, of
which only $4,000 was required. ex-
suit of which ii was awarded tle con-
ference banner for the first church
here TO 20 over the top IN the Cen
tcnary drive.
Many New Members.
Activities in the church during tho
past four years were indicated in the
report Of the enrolment and average
attendance. More t.lan GOO new mcm-
h"rS have hcen added to the conErc-
cation. and now members arc rccog-
n!Hcd a. nearly every service. 2o7 hav-
in" become affiliated with the church
during this year.
Members of tho church discussed
what has been accomplished during
TIC four years under tho direction Of
Mr.. Chenaut in retrospect, and. feel
ing that the pastor will he n vital
necessity in the future. were unani-
nous in the belief that his transfer
to another church would serve as
dctriment TO the progress OF Broad
Street Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11

the Episcopal churches in Richmond held
morning in tho uarish house OF St. rauls
Episcopal Church
Meeting Of the Richmond Academy of
has been r?:s;ro1cd unlh ,%o,y'mbrr 20
tons according to announcement made
yesterday
Members of The eNecutiye committee of
ancG CG l5mc,, wi, net net towWorr9w mornh,nS
arrangements for the convention in De-
ccmber viii he made.
Dixie Acric 30 33s Order Of EAGLES.
Will observe naG day this afternoon a: $3.50
ana Marshall streets An imurcssivo ser
vice has boon arranged. to which Invitation
has been extended the public
Captain Herbert. =; Fox and T,iou,enan n,
Georcc Simcns. both c9lorc1. have, ar
tain FOX has boon identified with the Or,
IurinE ,hai ,ime through ,Enriand. canada
Richmond At ~ West clay street.
Ed mGweT snH ,roTha,an
AZ the navy recruiting station here Brown
is on n" u S s. Nor,h Dakota and Uowles
~ seaman on tho L :. $ FAIRFAX. nd
on tn" :. Bancroft. has been made
nrst-ci1ss fireman.
Robert II. Tunstail. Virginia state chair
man of the Field Artill"ry Central Officers
,iicd that the annual convention win 10
held at Minnca polls on November - i'm
mcdiately foliowinc the Close Of ,he national
associniion is composed or officers and for
ucr officers ot the army who wor" stud"nt,
e. the training confer at Cam" Zachary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Elaborate celebration of anniyer-
sary OF signing Of nrmisticc by
Germany, November II, 1918.
Rotary Club meets ut business
Mems Club ut II.
Armisticc Day parade starts from
Stuart Monuments, on Franklin
street, nj :.
Executive council of Equal Suf-
traSc League meets Mt hcaIuuar-
tcrs, Fourth and Franklin Streets,
at 4.
scout Masters Club meets mt 90
East Main street mt 0::tO.
Opening sermon OF Virginia
Methodist Conference ut Centenary
Church at T:l5.
LEric-Snudeviile, ., s, 0:3O.
Strnnd-"Mfss Blue Eyes," mu-
siCnl hit, mt S:.O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
five IMPORTANT CASES
BEFORE SUPREME COURT
Appellate Body Will Convene To-
morrow to Review Alvah
Martin suit.
OPENING DAY is POSTPONED
Session Called for Today, but De-
lnycd by NrmistiCc Celebration.
Name Of Stockton Heath Again
Appears on Docket.

When Tho Supreme Court OF Appeals
OF Virginia vonVcnes tomorrow Wor--
ing at 10 o'clock In tie state Library
Building, there VIII Toe argued before
IL FIVE important cases iH which the
COMMONWEALTH is the defendant chief
among thorn win lo TN, testing OF tl,
constituioualiiy If ;Nc West fec bili.
1t VIII he brought 20 tic fore by \
suit aga.us; tho State uy the executors
OF the viii OF the late Alyoh Martin.
former clerk OF Norfolk county. for
the return OF court fees amounting TO
S5.Si0o6
judges Of the court 10 POSTPONE tho
opening until tomorrow because OF the
general Stnto-w vide observance OF
ArmiStlcc bay today. All PREF aratious
had been made - omen the tribunal
today, and the Attorney General Of the
state was ready 10 submit MS briefs.
Ii is not known how long the court
VIII he IN session, hut IL is generally
believed that = number OF ar-yoichiug
and important decisions viii he handed
down.
Claim \ct ncon>tituti"nni.
Attorneys for the executors of Alvah
Martins viii are to argue that the
West fee hNl' Is unconstitutional he
cause ii fixes population according to
the census Of 1910, ana because u did
cial, Private and Local Lo-Is'ation be-
fore IL was passed. IL was learned ycs.-
tcrday. For his work for ono year.
the statute allowed Mr.. Martin $4,000
in fees and S7.l4O for expenses. Dur
ing tile year, however Mr.. Martin :
court fees totaled $5.3+O.O6 more than
the law allowed. and this was turned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
ENGINEERS HOLD MEETING
II. w. DonncE. Of Norfolk, and II. c.
Bailey Address New Rich
mond organization.

OF the Tdewatcr chapter OF the Amer
lean Association OF Engineers. adj
dressed the Richmond chapter Of the
association, which WAS in session AT
it's regular meeting last night at the
Virginia Mechanics institute, on the
proposed provision requiring all prac-
tiCing engineers to secure licenses
The meeting was directed by II T.
Beck. of the Virginia Highway Com
mission. and acting chairman of the
Richmond chapter.
r. c. Bailey, district secretary OF
the national association, gave Il rcpor,
of the national work along with store
opticon views which illustrated his dis
course. Moving pictures were shown
illustrating the manufacture OF Port
land cement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Corsocrattcn ana communication services
VIII be held at 81. Paui's Episcopal CEur CHI
today. Rev. Walter Russell bowie. -. b.,
viii make the principal address of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
DIGS UP $4,000 IN CASH
Negro Arrested on Chnr.c ,r
Drugs Takes ron of Money
10 JAIN.

Police Justice Cru. ..t,ld
morning continued f4- es-
Henderson, ectur.d. u.a.g.s t-
Ing large QtAutity W .u.s.r
Novembcr IS.
When arrested Saturday ,..nt .+ ,.s
home, Henderson collector .r
of money from various .r.....
the house, the total OF ,,s..
to about $4,000 Apparott.
afraid 10 leave tn. MONEY
place. and II accompanied h.. B. 30.
police station. according 10 .,,.
Lieutenant Campodouica fourd #
drugs in blanket on Il CLOTHES
at the Negroes home, and charraG
with the Omcnsc for which he y,.e
raigned yesterday morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11

Members Of the Richmond Glorious OF
the Episcopal churches in Richmond held
their regular weekly meeting Yesterday
morning in tho uarish house OF St paurs
Episcopal Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
MEETING is POSTPONED
Auto Trndes Association Unable IN c,,
Quorum for Regular Monthly
Session.

Because 1t was impossible 10 ga, "a
quorum the Richmond Auto Trades AS
regular monthly ncaiing last night M
the Business Mems club THIS Was 10
have been tho first meeting OF the club
under the reg. me o. new officers elect
ed at the lasi meeting
y, Presto ~ !: q Anderson OF the as
sociation stated last night that no
the association would ROT meet again
until next month