davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-06-05
n.Inhn chinaman.D

(. AS far as can be learned, the earli-
est use of the nickname John China
man as designation for celestials is
I'm "a letter to the committee of man.
agement of Drury Lane theater," pub
lished in London just 100 years ago.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-06-05
The impossible.

every man should attend strictly to
his own business"
Too much to ask" said Mr.. Dustin
Etax, after a moments reflection.
Nearly every man know was obliged
to call in an expert to help him with
his Income tax return"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-06-05
Just Interested.

One day Jane was looking at the
death notices and when asked why she
was reading them she replied: 81
want to see If Uncle BIN is dead yet"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-20
Una nueva
organization
A LOS PREsIDENTES DE LOS CO.
MITES LOCALES DE LA CRUZ Ro-
ia AMERICANA, cAPITULo DE
PUERTO RICO

Acabamos de recibir una carta de
los Estados Unidos en- la cual Sc nos
informa que para suscribirse la Re-
vista de la Cruz Roja, va no es nece-
sario ser socio de esta institution.
La Revista circulara por sus propios
meritos, es decir, aun cuando constituira
una publication dedicada a la propaga-
cion de las ideas Y propositos que ami
man la benemerita institution, no
obstante. sera una Revista tan excelen-
te como cualquier otra de las que sc
publican en- los Estados Unidos. Tendra
lectura amena sera en- todos sentidos
un exponente de Ia culturs americana.
Por tanto, como no es necesario que
una persona sea socio de la Cruz Roja
para suscribirse la expresada Revista,
me parece cosa sumamente facil via
BILE que por ese Comite Sc designe una
Comisi6n que Sc ocupe con interes y
energia de obtener suscripciones para
la Revista de la Cruz Roja.
Ademas, Sc puede apelar la ayuda
de los jovenes escolares que componeu
la Cruz Roja Juvenil en- ese pueblo pa
ra adquirir e. mayor numero de suscrip-
torres y socios como secuela de la "am-
pafia que estamos hacienda por carta.
ahora debemos hacer personalmente, pre-
por orden del Comite Executive u,e
parando ell terreno para la Campdia de
honor que debera celebrarse del dos al
once de noviembre de mil novecientos
diez y nueve, para enrolar ell ma yor
numero de socios y obtener fondos ia
Cruz Ro1a Nacional para hacer fren,
tie a obhgaciones cantraidas durante la
guerra.
La suscripcion la Revista es un do
lar annual en- este trabajo ell Comit9
percibira un beneficio de un diez por
ciento del importe neto de la suscrip-
ci0n. No sera necesario q. nosotros lie EN-
viemos ninguno para tomar las suscripcio
nes. Nos pueden enviar la direction de
las personals que Sc suscriban en- ese
pueblo sus nombres para remitirlos
la administrator de la Revista Ior
conducto de nuestra oficina central cn
Washington, acompafiando los giroc con
las suscripciones, descontando en- TODD
case su percentage.
En- espera de que ese Comite dara
este asunto su Immediate consid ga
cion en- vista de que la suscripci6n al
tipo de un dollar expira ell dia treinta
y uno de octubre, despu6s de cuya fe-
cha dicha suscripci6n. costara uno Gin.
cuenta, me suscribo de usted,
Atentamente,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-20

| Durante los primeros dias de la Sc
mana, circul6 entire los Dependencies,
Culinarios, Auxiliares y Camareros,
hombrss v mujeres, un volante con-
vocando para una gran Asamblea del
ramo, que Sc llev6 cabo en- los salones
de la Federation Libre
/ Los fines de la reunion fueron ira
tar de formar una poderosa Union, pa
ra obtener:
( Que sc pague los empleados de
Fondas, Hoteles y Restauranes de San
Juan y sus barrios, una justa compon-
sacicn por sus labores.
! Establecer una jornada de trabajo de
ocho nusve horas, como maximum en-
cada veinticuatro horas.
Obtener un d1a de descanso en- cada
semana.
Hacer que Sc les respete como ciuda
danos y seres humanos.
Hacer del oficio uno de dignidad v
honor para todos.
Y crear por medic de la organization
I'm fondo, para las siguientes necesi-
dades:
/ Atender los miembros que enfermen.
Protegerse contra la falta de empleo
Prestarse ayuda en- los casos de ac-
cidentes persecusiones viciosas.
B 011fonor a1 ocom,,~o
nal'' en- los casos de muerte, dispo-
ner de recursos para los casos de lucha
Los mas activos cooperadores en- esta
Asamblea, fueron los dependencies Lii
borio Rivera Emilio vazqHez, en-
union de otros compafieros suyos.
La Asamblea estuvo presidida por don
Rafael Alfonso, organizador de la came
rican Federation of Labor, Miguel
Bernard Silva, Secretario de Distrito
de la Union Obrera Central de San
Juan. Despu6s de una extensa discussion
sobre los males pasados la necesidad
de poseer una organization que les
proteja en- sus intsreses, resolvieron
que la naciente union este afiliada la
''Alianza de Empleados de Fondas, Ho-
teles y Restaurants de America" v
"Liga International de Dependencies
de America
El cuerpo directive qued6 tornado
de la siguiente forma:
Presidente, Manuel Sosa; vice, Maxi
miliano Santiago; secretario. de actas,
Antonio Cordoliani; tesorero, Francisco
Estrada; vocales, Juan Pelleja, Segun-
do Hernandez, Consuelo Paniagua Y
Manuel Negron; marshall, Ramon Ro
driguez; guardian, Francisco Sanchez; y
delegados ante la '.Union Obrera Cen
tral'', Manuel Sosa y Emilio Vazqhez
Resolvieron cubrir durante ell mes
los derechos de afiliaci6n v dejar ul-
timados todos los asuntos con la "Alian-
"a International de America. -
La Asamblea termino en- medic del
mayor entusiasmo y ammonia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-20
DE 1NTEREs PARA LAS DAMAs

Hago a maquina Punto dc vainica.
Dobladillos. Tru-"ru Ribete de Picos.
Ell cualquiera clase dc 1ela y a pre-
clos econ6micos.
Habiendo aumentado el nnmero dc
maquinas, puedo entregar cn el acto
todos los trabajos. Garantizo esmero ,
limpieza. Tienda LA FABGA. San Fran
cisco St. Telefono 555.
Servicio especial por coueo.
ANA TERRADILLos. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-20
]. W. B1ANco.'
oTRA vIcTIMA. DE Los. AUTOS.
(Secretario) }

Eulalio Acevedo fue estropeado en-
la parada Is, de Santurce, por ell au-
tomovil de S. Fresno, de Yabucoa. lie
cause una herida en- la mano izquier-
da y fue llevado la sala de 5000
rros. s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-20

La policia lia presentado, ademas, las
siguientes denuncias:.
Contra Mercedes Cartagena, por in
fraction las ordenanzas municipales;
Jose Calafea Jose Rivera, por alte-
rar ell orden publico; Luis Tile, por de-
Tito de hurto menor; Hipolito Rosado,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-20
ell eterno Hip6lito, fue denunciado por
infraccion las ordenanzas municipalities

~~~~~Ne~~~~~NN~~
infraccion las ordenanzas municipales
FL chauffeur Juan Jose Mayoral
arrollo yer la nina Josefa Perez, de
IL amos de edad, produciendole contu
stones de consideration. La referida nj
ma Sc encuentra grave, temiendose un
fatal desenlace. FL chauffeur fue
arrestado, exigi6ndole ell juez municipal
una fianza para su. libertad temporal.
Esta mafiana Sc efectu6 ell piadoso
acto de la conduci6n del cadaver del
que fue estimado y preStigioso caballe-
no don Pedro Arevalo. A pesar de 10
impertinente del tempo, una nutrida
concurrencia asistio al triste acto.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
Setiembre 18.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-20
DESDE PONCE

Acusado de acometimien.o y aggression
grave, fue arrestado aver Cayetano Rem
gel, quien hirio con una navajo Juan
Luciano, produciendole una tremenda
herida en- ell cuello y otra en- el brazo
izquierdo. Luciano fu6 trasladado al
hospital sTricoche'', donde Sc encuen-
tra en- estado. de gravedad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-20
Una Circular
de la Cruz ROja

MAS DE 800 CULINARIos Y DEEPEN
DIENTES, HoMBRES Y MUJERES,
INvADIERoN LOS SALoNES DE LA
"FEDERACION LIBRE'', CON Ell
FIN DE CREAR UNA PoDERosA
UNION q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
Rirtmot10 Gimes;;p{iispatrb
HandcuU White
Girl to Negroes
Guards carry Couple
Through Streets on
Open Wagon.

white woman. well dressed and
apparently about twcnty-siN years OF
age. handcufrcd IL II negro girl. was
carried TO the State rcnitcntiary ycs-
;erday afternoon on an open wagon
The party OF prisoners, which made
its way UP Cary Street shortly after
o'clock, consisted OF tho two female
prisoners and four Co!orcd and one
white man. The iucn were manacled
and on foot. walking under guard be-
mind tho rickciN wagon in which the
two women were riding. The con-
victs were brought here from Newport
News for confinement.
Inquiry At the pcnitcntiary ycstcr-
day afternoon failed TO disclose on
what charge the Young white woman
was being imprisoned. Men in the Of
fec said tho commitment papers were
in nicS aud they could not refer 10
them. j. Il Wood superintendent OF
the institution. WAS not in Richmond
last night, and IL could not he asccr-
tanned by whose direction tho young
white woman was transported to prison
in tho open wagon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
SOUTHERN PREsBYTER|ANS
MEET At NEW ORLEANS
Rev. 4. NJ. Frazer, ID. d.. OF Staun-
ton. Elected Moderator OF
General Assembly.
FACES GREATEST oppoRTUNIr,
Retiring Presiding Officer. Re-,
James ]. Vance, Declares Great
Mission of christianity Is tn Build
New World.
INV Associated Press !

NEW ORLEANS. May l5,--Rev. y. NJ.
frazer. II. u. of Staunton, Va. was
elected moderator AT the afternoon scs-
sion mere today OF the hfty-ninth
Church in the United States. known
AS the Southern Presbyterian Church.
he succeeds Rev. James !. Vance. D..
u. OF Nashville, Tenn. who preached
the opening sermon.
IL the church cannot build the new
world" he said. lit has come TO the
hour Of its supreme opportunity only
i" fail: only 10 break down and show
that FOR the years men have stakcd
their hope on 4 counterfeit. No such
opportunity has faced II since IL was
allied into being. do not believe the
church will fail"
Following DR. Nanccs sermon the
commissioners Joined in the commun-
ION service.
Union Of the two largest bodies Of
Presbyterians, the Northern and South
crn. was the ovcrshadowinE issue be
fore tho assembly. The report OF the
southern churchs committee on the
proposed union, il was stated. viii he
heard tomorrow simultaneously vita
the announcement OF the recommends
ton OF a similar meeting Of the North
eru church whose assembly is meeting
III s.. Louis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
INTEREST RIFE RELATIVE
TO SCHOOL APPOINTEES
Fre.idency nj Agricultural and Me-
'aanicai College and Polytechnic
institute 70 Bc Filled.

500 s'cr 9 r'e y various circles
-sa'. - - appointments which
- -zcs :, IN" meeting q The
','t't - - virginia Agricultural and
&. M ne aver par
=. -. ~ natter q. successor
: Egr.-ston J-., the pres,-
IS znat n order 70 accep,
srs (. ;:z-r16er- sidney.
-s ..-t- -sy man % be selected
- - .tsd o. he extens!on de-
- state Agricultural
- ,h@ vacancy created ~
E.i,-o- o. Jesse ~ Jones
- lanai =, Or Julian 4. Rur-uss
.'-.ts- :. ~ s,s:e norma schooi
= s5..G-F and 'ha- % Dr. r. =
1',t--t h*aa ot he Hasc Radtord
~'z'+ H?t--s -crool nave So.h been
r+f.c=a-s :: .ht RiacHsburs ins,!,u-
acgrct M. =. Farrar. ~
re Cum 81. succeed Jesse ".
f1ts = aFer'or o, ne extension
'I-e ard Nerlza.cal College ana poi.
tH sr't i-s':'B.c = F3iacEEburs g an.
t.'''%4 ~ the Governor four neg
men "-s 7e.ng appointed every ivo
.r T.~ .e5r q,serc,.ae;-s ,.,3.ose :ern in
Lrntarse Hampton Robert F
Hoss TazeH.il " r. ShacLle,orS
r,olt' and : = ThornhIl. Bon
5 j s1. =. rao q. 1rova !. rector ..
which are II " smith Jr o., y,cS.
mono Jos@Hr 3 Turner. y, I1ijIns
ana y NntE ms 81 Midlothian
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
HOME FOR lNCURABlES
ASKS AID OF CITIZENS
"BcIl Dny" Marked by Selling OF Pane
Tokens for UcncHt Of
Hospital.

Til" peopls of Richmond Will today
he given their annual opportunity 10
contribute TO ;hc support OF tho Nir-
Einia Home for incurah,es This in
StitUtion makes a peculiar appeal TO
tho hearts and pocketbooks OF Rich
mond men and women, since IL houses
a group OF unfortunates who can never
hone 10 nc we'll and strong.
Some are crippled. some are blind.
and some move about in wheeled
chairs because Of nitfully twisted and
crippled limbs
With nothing to look forward to.
with life holding absolutely nothing
for them. they are cared for by the
state. aided by tho generosity or tho
Richmond public
Time draGs slowly IN the home far
out on West Broad Street. but there
are those among the inmates who have
been housed and cared for fed and
warmed and clothed for more than
twenty years
There is physician in charge.
nurses and attendants. a housekeeper
and natron. So far as is humanity pos
s!blc. tho inmates OF tho Virginia Home
for Incurabies are made contcnted and
happy, and To make this further pos
sihle for another year, the friends Of
tho institution viii today hold Bell
Day" when tho papcr bells will he
sold In every part of the city to raise
funds with which TO care for these
poor unfortunates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
MASONS CONFER DEGREES
banquet and Ceremony Mark Close
of ANNUAL Rcuni"n OF Scottish
Kite Men.

Closing the annual spr.frr r.,,nion If
re Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
OF rec Masonry in Richmond 500
llemp erS .! the order banuucted in
m" Scott!sh Rite Cathedral. Park Ave
nue. ana Harrison Streets. last night
PRECEDING the banquet tho fourth to
ih!rr! second degrees were conferred
on o. candidates from all parts of
Virginia. Alvin -. IIutzlcr took charge
n IN" comforting OF the ;hirty-first
ana tniriE- second degrees The thirty
second ana final degrees were CON
fcrred by +. ". Latham. Percy F.. cliff
anc II. = Garner OF Alexandria The
r!ass Or last nigh Was designated the
Dr. John MonCure class
- MS afternoon and tonight Acca
Temple. Mobiles Of tho Mystic shrine
WI ho!d a ceremonial session at the
Masonic 1cnpie. corner Of Adams and
hrCad Streets. with potcntatc Clinton
!. Williams nrcsidins "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
PROBING ALLEGED ATTEMPT
TO STEAL HIRED AUTO
Negro Driver IA Beaten Over Hcnh
With PIccc OF Steel md Cnr
DIrChcd

What the police believe 10 he dar
iuc attemp; TO steal an automobile
boys. who hired car at the Main
street station. run by Junius Williams,
colored. directed him to go to Seven
Pines and then pounded the driver over
the head, after arriving within a mile
Of their destination.
The boy was not seriously hurt. but
the blow was enough 10 make him lose
control of the car. which Swcrve6
from the road and landed upside down
In ditch. The boys who hired the
machine took advantage OF this turn
OF affairs TO skip. Every effort is hcinE
made 10 locate them by Sheriff w
Webb Sydnor and Chief OF Police T.
Wilson Seay. 10 whom the drivcr tclc-
phoncd firm ncar-by store
Williams was brought TO Iii. home at
l2"6 Thirty-sccond Street, where mcdi-
cal attention was given tho two cuts
In his head. The car belonged TO J.
r. Taylor. also colored. whose home
Is At 1872 Thlrty-sccond street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
MAYOR SIGNS BUDGET
Although Opposed to Policy Of borrow.
Ing Money Would Not
Delay Matter.

Mayor A.nsl!e yesterday signed all
o' 'he ordinances and resoiutions con.
aurred n by the BOARD or Aldermen
Tuesday night including iac bulge
and Us companion measure author!z.
hE INC city 10 borrow Ss5200l
~ VAS expected that The Mavo,
would Ee," INC budget coupled VIII
me borrowing resolution In referenc,
"a WH..c everyone knew that he wa,
pppo=ed 20 the policy . tho city bor
OWING money FOR current cxpenses l.
"9".I nave only delayed matters Il
have vetoed tho budget measures a,
10 change ia the general forms was !,
re expected from the present Council
among tho measures signed b. Ia.
hHNH" was the on" giving the Dircc
or OF Public safety IN" povir 10 d.
s:Enate stands for automouilcs an,
other vehicles for hire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
Richmond EUents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NcaCs Told
Briefly for Benefit of
Busy Readers.

ns ssme1 n, Martin Is yssy III ?. his apart
operation recently.
.0anieers, q ,hc nIohib!;.on dcp.!,ment Of.
,hc bootleg frs,Srni;yS ioSk The car. i;
,s M wo1 ltsT.eo Many p,csi4sa; Of lhe 50
icTasy sSnoGncSd d ;h Sse,6e .I S@"
realized from Block Day. which was ne ID
May 10 ana i
GUS! p sna oT sS SaSs9n Z Sihi
brought Si.i?h.I9. Mrs. ! y craig chair.
man has announced Mrs. r + Hudson
= president .: me bodies
1hc, ci,y Normal Mothers cun ha,
Wright. president Mrs Iessic Richa-d.on
lisp MTT Mr., John sinsl?.Nn: sec
James ) Francis Mrs l. 7 Wright and
Mrs John F. Sinele;on
pcspltg he Tact tina, h. CLAIMED 70 have
,.s'p ciEh; Germans and ras struck on III.
mead nui not wounded by Srra,ucl vii
- ms sherry colorcd. MAS fncd MOO in
nc thSsierneld County Circuit Court YES
Howard. received the same nn~ q, n,Sifn,
for new trial. however. Nav >. WAS SCI
!, heG 70, sd{ouTnine a; their session her.
u 'h".r members from Virginia 70 rcc"iS.
ne Grand Decoration % Chival-,. q, The
.SSnonSI convention - Baltimore Those
and Maior William L Latham. OF .AisSsn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
PLANS ARE APPROVED
Erection Of Ncw Structure AT Frank
lin and Ninth street.
VIII Stnrt.

Feaeral ,, Reserve Bank Of Rlchno
hsS "[ for i,s ina, ihr plans Of the
ne Of Franklin and Ninth Streets
facinE ne Capitol square have been
R HaTS'e and ~ Inc the federal Reserve
ing VII! ne commenced AZ once The
John 7 Wilson Company. lncorporat-
ca has been retained % lie; the con
tracts and supervise Tire erection o,
the building.
The ., dSsien and plans for The build
Ruokler & Fenhagen. OF Baltimore. in
:he competition held abou, year ago.
were accented and viii BE- carried out
Is originally designed \ miniature
m9del Of the building has been on ex-
.; iio7 Eas; Main street. for some
Some details are still TO be decided
mon bu, either granite OF Limestone
.he basement, which viii also afford
accommodation for certain depart
nents OF the bank, and additional
SUBJ basement. which will also accom-
nodatA tn machinery equipment OF
The building The first story. con-
fcers quarters. committee rooms and
te!ers department, will be SIS fee:
~ i2c tee. A66oye his central shaft.
,ssi ~ 10 feet; viii rise four
uppe- floors will accommodate the
directors room. committee rooms ad-
diiona WORKING space and AFFORD
Tenience Of the force % ;he bank
Tire building will ne frep-oor
y;h ;1.S Bounded b. y Foanklin ana
.na -ea- the building will be set back
sere-a feet from me northern bound
s-v line. leaving Il open on all four
SIDES In addition 20 this fre-walI
- sufficient height will, be erected on
t-s northern boundary line for the
7G-pose ~ protecting Z from inc ad-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
WILL EXPLAIN TO WOMEN
Mrs. Nina q. Price win Tcu .,
ti"nnl Federation az nmsinc,,
Nomrn's Clubs
Business ana n-nf..e-,.,-..

Business and professional women az
haer f1,.e NJ meet .ais evening 20
subject OF na,ional Federation ~.
business and professional wor}o,,'s
clubs. The FEDERATION movement Is
1 ue.nS GiFecten ny the National Young
" omen thrist!an Association and
mrs: Pr'se IS iis representative IN the
The meeting will bc ueId a s.l5
Kichmond y. ~. G. A. $ North I-,r.S
street; Members Of iue Wofnen As-
sociation; the Business Girls /ub a,
Inc ]: '" {. A. and the %ur,as A.
ISOLATION re expected go be- presan,
1s well as interested individuals Nj
Price VIII present the details ar liz
decoration and explain the Dement'S o..
such an organization
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
PITTSBURGHERS WALKING
Street Railways Tied Up ny strike
Court Rules Reretvcrs Not hound
by Bonrd.
rBy Associated Press !

PITTSBURGH, May ia downpour
Of rain added TO the discomfort OF
thousa nds Of persons In Pittsburgh and
nearby towns VINO were forced 10
walk % work today as the result OF
a strike Of 5000 motormen and CON
ductors Of The Pittsburgh Railways
Company.
Up 20 noon there was no indica ton
that settlement OF the strike. ca He'd
after inc Federal courts ruling that
the receivers. which il appointed could
not he bound by any ruling OF the
War Labor Board If the mems demand
Tor II cents An hour Increased wages
vas submitted TO that body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
REDUCES INSURANCE RATES
Inspection hoard Brings Down : Pc,
Cent Payments Fixed for IIirn
rst- bcrmcn.

reduction OF > per cent in insur-
3facturers and others engaged In ,To
lumber business. has been made IN
the inspection board which has been in
session for the last few DAYS i'm no
office OF Insurance Commas !onei Ioscub
Z Button.
The reduction was the rcsul, Of :,
complaint made several months ago ty
arms engaged In the lumber business
that the rates charged by the ;nsur.
fance companies, as fixed under thc
8proYioions OF the workmcu's conucn.
sat!on act. arc much higher in Wiz.
Gipta than in other states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
DR.. LEVY Is SPEAKER
scheduled Address Housewives
League rrior To Annual
Election Of officers

Or. F. c, Levy. Director OF Public
Welfare. VIII address n meeting OF
he Richmond Housewives League next
Wednesday at 80 O'Clock. The meet
ing will he held in the tea room of
The Jefferson Hotel. and Will be fol-
lowed by an open forum for discussion
of problems OF interest to the house
wives OF Richmond Prior to the adj
dress Of Director Levy business ses-
sion of the Housewives League will be
held ncider; to the annual election
OF officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
ADVERTISERS TO MEET
HeKular >cs~inn nj Bushes. Mon.
club Today VIII Study Mail
NrfhOhs.

Tao. ,a!ks. Direct ~ Mail Adver,is-
,ns ." II j. walsh and Genera
fNoHciiF rs 9. y. t'rankey. viii
mark the meeting % the Adver,!s"rs;
Jun AZ n" Business Mems cub ,odav
ny "ei"c" Specimen advertisements
+" iiI D: exhibited and a discussion ~
iE" club members viii follow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-16
HONOR SOLDIERS MEMORY
Dinviddic County Plans Meeting "a
Thhc steps for suitable Memorial
TO Veterans.

movement IL on foot IN Dinaiddic
"untr 10 honor the memory of mo
hoy, from Dinwiddic vino fought in
NC var. To formulate plans a masa.
mesunS VII De held MaS 80 at the
county scat There VIII ne a baskc,
nlnncr served on the 2roundy. music
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Fancy White Fabrics
1ard. W 1de Pa!6ma CHECKS
at special prices for Friday.

Fancy White Waist
ings. in stripes and
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40 Inch Printed
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Of most desirable pat
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SELECT NEW DIRECTORS
Two PHYSICIANS for Stuart Circle Ho.-
pital board and stan Are
Named.

~ meeting Of the board Of di
f=cjors IF stuart Circle Hospital YES
ltruay ~ tliett 9 Brown. Ir was
elected member Of the stan Of ~
hospital IN the department Of medicine
and ~ Ben II Gray in the danar,
mtnt OF obstetrics Both physicians
directors. The addition Of these ,uo
physicians 10 the STAFF Of Stuar; cir
&c IL in l'ne with the policy Of the
pnarn 10 enlarge the scope Of the hos