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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
JURY HOLDS MOTHER
FOR DEATH OF SON
FOUND ON SEASHORE
Lunncy Commission Is Named
10 TEST Mind of Mrs. Esther
Blake.
tBy Universal Serv!cc.l

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.. Dec. 1S.-
James Blake, Jr, came to his death
ut the hands of his mother while she
was laboring under a state OF mental
alteration. This was the verdict re-
turned tonight by the coroncr's jury
at the conclusion of tho inquest into
the death of Buddy" Blake. who was
found drowned on the beach at Vent
nor last Saturday morning.
Mrs Esther Blake, mother of tho boy,
is still held under arrest in the At
lantic City hospital on II charge of
murder y lunacy commission Of two
alicnists has been appointed to cX
anime her mental condition. and 1t is
not expected that she will ever be
brought 10 trial, as her condition in
dicatcs she is II victim of paranoia
At the inquest tonight James NJ.
Blake, father OF the dead boy. told of
his wifc'S mental ailmcnt eliminating
in commitment to sanatoriums at va
rious times. and leading TO their final
separation after she had threatened his
life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
DISCUSSES PROBLEMS
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS
VIII adjourn Hearings utNoon
To-Day Until Saturday,
December 27.

Problems connected with alot;ing
funds for highway building and i'm
provement throughout the State were
taken up by the Highway Commission
Yesterday in a conference behind closed
doors. 1t was officially announced that
the commission would adjourn tomor-
row at noon.
Decemrcr % has beer set as the
dat" for another hearing on the chang
ing o. routes. ~ that time those WHO
were not given an opportunity 10 speak
al the threc-day s.ss on. which came
to al end on Wednesday aftern oon,
viii be beard
Further discussion ever the changing
OF ne routes between Richmond and
ErcicrickspuGS ard Fredericksburg and
Wash rG'on l. cxTectcd to take 4
prominent place in It's bearing Advo-
Gates of the Ncgrofoot- Chiies burg Roa d
VIII appear to protest against the aban-
d0nlnS Of this route and the adoption
OF the Telegraph Road. which is re-
cciving strong backing at tho hands Of
many RICHMOND organizations, inelud-
Retail Merchants Association.
Briefs setting forth the advantages
filed before December 81. and will he
considered at its next hearing by the
commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
PROPOSAL TO ELIMINATE
. BEATEN BY 25-TO-46 VOTE.
Senators Hold Night Sessions in
Effort to Enact Cummins
Railroad Bill.
BLOCK HOLIDAY PTCESS PLAN
House Members Ready TO Quit. but
BLOCK HOLIDAY H-cEss PLAN
House Members Ready to Quit, but
Upper House Agreement Calls for
Sessions Until Measure Becomes 4
Law.
tRy Associated Press.


WASHINGTON. Dec. 1S.-Thc SEN
ate held it's fifth night session on the
railroad bill tonight, with grave doubt
in the minds of leaders that the meas
ure could be passed in time to per-
init beginning OF the holiday recess
Saturday.
The labor clauses. including the anti
strike provision, OF tho Cummins
measure were under discussion during
the day, eliminating later in the re-
proposal of Senator Stanley, Democrat,
Kentucky. 10 eliminate the whole sec
lion. Efforts toward compromise
r,dii Fiye RepWpbIlicans. Borah; Gronna; La
Niiif, wnh twenty DEMOCRATS in favor, of
The Democrats were Ashurst, Cham
berlin. Fletcher, Gay: Gerry. Harris,
ico). kcndrick. King, Kirby, Mckellar
NuGcnt Cverman, Sheppard. Smith
ana Walsh tMassachuscttS).
VIII Delay Holiday Recess.
During the debate, an agreement
was reached by Senate and House ma
1oriir leaders not to permit a holiday
the SENATE and sent 10 conference.
At their conference. however, Senator
Lodge ana Representative Mondell
Saturday to permit members Of the
lowsr s'y body % 80 home for the holt
dain,. daES. even If The Senate is held by
Monday. House sessions will be per-
iunctory under 'gentlemens agree
Inn,s memr TO ,ransac, ;ar, no business until
TO day until the Senate reccsses.
The antistrikc provisions were in
turn attacked and defended today.
while conferences were held looking
TO compromise by modifying the
CLAUSE imposing criminal penalties for
strikes and lockouts.
Reject McCormick Plan.
After the defeat of the Stanley mo-
section: senator Mccormiek. Reppbii- bHr
similar to TIE Canadian system. to pro,
hibit strikes for sixty days after de-
cis,ons n,,Is, Of the adjustment board; and
reg reanirinE DECISIONS from the board
On a tie. vote OF 81 to 81 tho sub
Sstitute Of senator Mccormick. Repub-
vision was rejected. and Mr.. McCor-
mick gave notice that he would ask
fo- another vote later
Senator Thomas. Democrat. Colorado.
supportirG the Cummins labor pro-
posal. declared railroad strikes TO be
intolcrabie in their cncc, upon the
general public.
Calls Measure Unjust.
Opposing the antistrikc section.
Senator Walsh. Democrat, Massachu-
sets, said that criminal penalties for
purpose. The Cummins plan. he char
acterized as 'repressive. unfair and
unjust
strikes among certain classes OF
employees arc unjustifiable and among
these are railroad employees" declared
Senator Walsh. but We cannot chain
them 10 their posts like galley slaves"
congress. the Massachusetts Senator
held. should remove the incentive. and
causes Of strikes by enactment OF ar
bitratiOn legislation. without banning
what he declared TO be the inherent
right TO strike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
TO VAST WASTE
OFFICER SAYS TIRES WORTH
S35.OOO,OOO LEFT TO DECAY
With $500 MotorcycIeS They Were
Left Many Months Exposed
TO Weather.
inv Associated Prs.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1S.-.Automo-
bile tires worth more than s35, 600. 600,
thrown in Il pile many feet deep and
covering more than al acre OF ground.
wcrc ruined through exposure TO the
weather At the motor transport corps
base at Nerncuii. France, Captain Rob
crt ClcndcninG, an officer At the camp.
today told a House committee invcs-
iisatins War Department expcnd
lures during the war.
No coverings of any kind were
placed over the tires for more than
ten months. Captain Clendening de-
carcd, although there were many can
vas tarpaulins scattered around the
camp or being used for less important
purposes
H.5oo Motorc!clcs Go to Ruin.
approximately $500 motorcycles.
for use by the American cxpeditionary
forces, were, parked At the same camp
weather for months. until they became
useless piles OF Junk. other witnesses
told the committee
cars of various Kinds. and hnndreds
Of trucks were thrown into piles along
The railroad tracks until the Junk
Detroit formerly a sergeant in the
tank CORDS. asserted.
The former sergeant expressed the
b.iirf that no Inspection was made
Of these cars before they were dis
cardcd; and that many Of them could
have been ni.csd III p4r.ect repair
soldiers at Verneul and the i'se' tank
corps camp a, BourEe. France, Wit
nesses preferred charges OF neglect
and inciiiciency against Colonel Harry
-, ~ itessman. whom they styled
kalser iieseman; f.ieutc ma nt-Colonel
Bourge, and Captain Benjamin IT.
Smith: an officer, IN the Three Hundred
Bourgcs
Conditions Were "Intoiernhlc."
Conditions in Colonel ucgeman's
camp. especially after the ar,nisiicc
were characterized by thc witnesses
as terrible and intolerable" Captain
ClcndeninS said the barracks had no
floors, seas of mud hiIed the space
around tho buildings and only candle
light was available to the mon 40
effort. ne declared. was. made TO pro-
dollar" walk built OF spark plugs. car
hurcter and other motor parts The
material in this walk. he testified.
Captain Smith, while in command
OF the hospital at Camp Tobyhana. Pa.
ordered three, enlisted men taken TO
sh qr ana orana a091TS the Eng
three. he said were suffering from
Influenza and the hospital at Toby
hama was under quarantine
All Died Voyage.
All died before the voyage was over
he declared seventy-nine officers had
half of the shin reserved TO them
selves. while 900 enlisted men used
)Lieutenant.Co Vlner was
CHARGED cha led by TrTomlesy with changing
working all day busy" hauling rock
around the camp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
FIVE DIE IN N. & W. WRECK |
TRAIN q TELESC0PED s
BY MEMPHIS SPECIAL
of Signal Is Said to
Have Caused Accident Mt
Wnlton's Tank.
IBv Associatel Press,

ROANOKE. VA, Dec. ls,-Five per.
sons. passengers OF the Noriolk and
castbound, were instantly killed and
eight others seriously injured. one
probably fatally. when the rear end
Norfolk and Western limited. Mem
phis Special" 1T Walton's Tank. thirty
five miles west OF here, early tonight,
according 10 advice reaching here. The
dead are:
pr; Charles Austin IIamlin. High
Rev Rev. bernard r. Green. Louisville.
Ky. N. NJ. c. A.. His registration
card shows his home as Nottaway.
\. p. De Long Roanoke. Va.
Miss Dinkins. New Castle. Ind.
Woman unidentified.
The. injured: j.. +. Fink: Lithia, Va.
Va, Slightly injured; W. ii. Leigh
Leader, Va. injured about legs, in
jures no, considered serious; j. Will
liam Andrew. Deehring. w. Va, slight
~ injured; ]. A. Meeryman, Lynchbure
injured about legs, bruised thigh; j.
a. Miller, Roanoke. two scalp wounds
and cut on nose; Miss Dinkins. New
yercly injured; Mrs. NJ. j.. Phipps and
baby Crandull Tenn, slightly injured :
4. j. Thompson, IIonaker, Va, slightly
injured.
All OF the bodies. with the exception
Of the woman's. were brought here to-
night and turned over to a local under
taker
+. G. Payne, a travelling auditor, Of
this city. who was passenger on the
train. and who said he was sitting in
a seat next TO man who was killed
declared the three rear coaches Of his
train were OF wooden structure Two
OF them he said we're demolished
While not positive, he said, he believed
the man who met death near him was
Mr.. De Long.
We had stopped at Walton's Tank
for water" lie said. "and the first We
knew or any danger was when the
Memphis Special struck us. The Mem
phis Special apparently was running
at considerable speed. for two OF tho
rear coaches were completely demol-
The wreck is said TO havo been the
result Of a MISUNDERSTANDING Of signals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
THOMAS TABB MAYO DIES
EstnbIished Tobacco Firm in Richmond
FIFTY Years Ago and Built
Up Export Trade,

Thomas Tabb Mayo, 7t. retired to-
bacco manufacturer OF Richmond. died
last night after an illness of six weeks
at his home. 1917 Hanover Avenue.
About nifty years ago. Mr.. Mayo es-
business OF the firm of \. II. Eayo.
located at $40 South Tenth Street.
making plug tobacco. His business
consisted OF considerable eXportation
to Africa. He closed his concern ten
years ago: and retired. living in Rich
mond until tho time of his death.
He was married TO Miss Maybee
Bowers. who survives him. besides two
daughters and two sons, Katherine
Mayo. Miss Maybee Mayo. " II Mayo.
all of Richmond. and Thomas Tabb
Mayo, Jr, OF Roanoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
LIEUTENANT
TRIED TO SELL ARMY
PLANES TO MEXTCAMS
Claim Motor and Other Paris
We're Remoued From Eling-
Ton Field.
II;v Associatcd prnI,

SAN ANTONIO. TEN. Dec. lS.-.\l
alleged plot 10 steal American army
airplanes and sell them to the Mexican
government is believed TO have been
uncovered through the arrest OF Il lieu
tenant and Il former lieutenant in the
air service. ii was stated at headqua--
ters OF the Southern Department OF
the army here today.
According to officials. the lieutenant
is being held at Kelly dying field here.
arrest ut Houston, Ten Technically,
the men arc charged with stealing n
motor and other parts of an airplane
at Ellington Field. Houston, where
the lieutenant was stationed.
officials at department headGuarters
SAID the lieutenant has admitted parti-
clpntion In the alleged plot ana ex-
pressed willingness to testify against
the former lieutenant
IT was stated that the plot involved
the proposed sale TO the Mexican gov
O0O ''' Ti'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
TWENTY LOSE LIVES WHEN
SCHOONER TURNS TURTLE
Survivors or Sunbeam Are Landed st
Norfolk by Revenue
Cutter.
IRv Assnclatcd Press

.NUKFULk, w. Dec. 1S.-Five MEM
De,rS DerS OF the crew and fifteen alleged
DAY morning when the Cuban schooner
SUNBEAM turned turtle at sea, 'I35.
maies off the Virginia Capcs. The
Story OF the sea disaster reached Nor
ioIk today when the coast guard cut
Ter Manning landed seven survivors
oa o. inc iIl-fatcd ship, including Cap
talh kiFeron, four members of tho
crew. two Chinese stowaways and The
body of one Chinaman. ''
Tne sunbeam, a three master and
loO feet in length. sailed from Uayana
November % for New York via Maton,
Zas. with Il cargo Of moIasses. Mon
Capes. in. severe storm. she lost her
sails. and carly Tuesday morning Was
taken in tow by an unknown stcamer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
27 |. w. w. SENTENCED
Defendants Are Granted Ninety Doys
In Which to File nm
Appeal.
IBv AssocIntcd Press

KANSAS CITY, MO-, Dec. lS.-Fed-
crai Judge John c. Pollock late today
passed sentence on twenty-Scvcn mcm-
bcrs OF the Industrial Workers OF the
World. found guilty today by jury
in the Federal District Court at Kansas
City, Kans, of conspiracy against the
government.
The sentences ranged from three and
half to nine and a half years in the
Federal penitentiary at Leavenworth.
Kans.
Judge Pollock granted the defend
ants ninety days in which to appeal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
GREAT PACKLNG HOUSES SURRENDER TO GOVERNMENT
SENATE REFUSES TO VOTE OUT AN7IS7RLKE CLAUSE
CHARGE HOUSING CORPORA TON SQUANDERED MONEY
American Womanhood
Idealized on Canvas
IBy Associated press.J

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-"A s22.-
600 canvas of idenlizcd American
womnnhOOd. an cniGmntic intcrprc-
tutron of NIudOpnah0Od." which will
he presented by the War Depart
mcnt TO Rcd Cross headquarters In
Washington tribute to the
Ercnt ninisterlng organization
from the bcIIIEcrcnt forces. wns
placed on exhibition here today Mt
the I<nOcdIrr Gallery.
The cnnvas, by T.. Luis Mora, hns
been ncuuircd by Secretary Baker
through MINOR Joseph &. kitcheiI.
formerly of the general staG. The
tile IL "Thinc Is the Glory"
Portraits of more than l.hi0 wo-
man Itcd Cross workers who rem
dcrrd most conspicuous scr-Ice in
the wnr. were carefully selected by
Red Cross headquarters md divl-
siOnnl and chapter officials through
out the United states aud scicnti-
hcnlly fused or blended into one
remarkable face by Mujor f(itchcII
md Incorporated In InrEc ailc-
EOric composition by ". Mora.
Among the portraits selected were
those of Mrs. MARSHALL. wife of tho
Nicc-Presidrnt; Mrs. W. II. Wander
biit, Mrs. August BclmOst md those
of many shop mud fuctOry girls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
BISHOP ARTHUR LLOYD
TO AID BISHOP BURCH
Former Condtutor bishop of Virginia
EpiscOpnl Church.
INV Associated Press,

NEW YORK. Dec. 18.--Bishop Arthur
S. Lloyd. who has just resigned as
esfT the Protestant Episeopal G chmreh '9s oWine n
to the transfer Of the missionary ac-
tivit!es Of the denomination to the con-
troll of the presiding bishop and coun-
Gil of the church. has been engaged to
assist Bishop Charles Sumner Burch,
Of the Diocese of New York.
Bishop Lloyd formerly was coadjutor
ing president OF tho board OF missions
was the. general secretary of that body
for twelve years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
PNEUMC:.!!A CLAIMS PARKER
MusIc Composer anJ
Professor ut Yale Passes
Away.
NY Assoclatcd press.1

CEDARHURST. ". Y, Dec. IS
Horatio William Parker widely known
music composer and professor Of the
.heory OF music at Yale University
Professor Parker In 1911 was award
odo od the Metropolttan opera prize OF sIo.-
nO0 Tor his opera Mona" and three
years later won prize Of $4,000 Of
eered by the National Federation OF
Women's Clubs for the best American
opera,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
CAPTAIN ALCOCK HURT
Man Who arnde First Nonstop EIi-h.
Across Atlantic Injured In Nor
mandy Crash.
lpy Associated Prcss.l

LONDON. Dec. 1S.-Captain Sir John
AlcoclS who made the first nonstop
nirplanc flight across tho Atlantic
Ocean. has been seriously injured. ac-
cording to Lloyds dispatch from
Rouen.. His plane crashed near Cot
tcvrard. in the Department OF Seine
lnfcricurc, Normandy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
senatc Conarm. Appointments.

WASHINGTON. Dec lS--The nomi-
nation of Edward T.. Clark. Of Iowa, to
the Interstate Commerce Commission
for the new term expiring December
81, 1926, and the appointment Of Nelson
b. Gaskill, OF New Jersey, to the Fed
eral Trade Commission to succeed
former Governor j. Franklin Fort, re-
signed. were confirmed tonight by tho
Senate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
Plane. InterIock; One Killed.

CARLSTROM FIELD. ARCADIA,
Ella. Dee. lS.-Licutcnant Morris S.
bniley, or Worcester. Mass. was in
Brandenstein suffered n broken arm
when the a!rplanes, in which they wcre
DONG offensive combat dying today at
IN aititnde OF 1000 feet. collidcd, be-
came intcrlockcd and fell to tho
ground
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19

Husband an inyaiid; has always bcen
-, haru-workinT nin. caring well for
WI W'th ,isis 1nihcrculosis and rendered nnbIc
four children. ages four. eight nine "a MI
twelve. Wanted. $500.
rrrvlonsly acknowledged SIn5 n
N""'ou'iohs received yesterday. ~ 80
io'h' 10 date. .................S .Sl9S.33
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
Total to date. |. S
OPPORTUNITY NO. 9.

Husband dead. wife u good, hard
seven. nine twelve and sixteen wears OF
nge The moti,er anu oldest chiid work.
but the combined income IN insufficient
to meet their needs. The children Mt
tend public school md sunday school
regularly. Wanted. $3.50.
Previously acknowledged S SS.23
Contributions received yesterday. 1850
Total to date. tc............... Sl3f.83
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19

Husbanr in iail. Wife n good Chris
tian woman. unable to work as She las
"a tnmiiS Of iiyc children. tl,ree. six, nine.
this trouble the husband mHtie good
wages nd 'oOk excellent care OF his
family. The sudden withdrawal uf all
income, presents scrious problcni.
Contributions received yesterday. $500
Total to date. SI5a.S3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
S166.33
OPPORTUNITY NO. o,

Husband dend. .Clothinr and furniture
health; boy clronic kidney trouble: mar.
risd son contributes as generously las pos
sibic. while DaSing on furniture burned
as we'll as new furniture recently bought:
also caring for his wife and family. 4
very needy case. Wanted. $40.
Previously acknowledged SI2o "a
Contributions received yesterday. 63.85
Total to date SING ON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
OPPORTUNITY No :

q.
husband an invalid. wife very del
sick husband and children Funr ,t,ii
nren. ngsS one three. six and ten
previously acknowledged 0i %
contributions received Yesterday. 90 go
Total to date. SIGo o1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
OPPORTI;SJTy Nh q

Husband an invalid. Wife fraji: has
TWO children pEcs two wears und tirhf
months. hence Is unable to tnke any out
side work: refined little woman irving
to hold together her family against great
odds. Wanted. $40.
FreIi9usiy acknowledged. ...S ai.23
Contributions received yesterday - 60
I0tnI 70 dntc S16f X3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
OPPORTUNITY no. :.

Deserted wife. does such work as she
can. but is utterly unable tn earn sur
tcient to- care for the needs OF her
family. There arc three children. three.
five and seven yrnrs of mEe. They are
unusually bright. good children. Wanted.
$3.50.
Previously acknowledged. ...S S9.23
Contributions received yesterday. 1850
Tnf. N sn lat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19

Tnrs-Di
In sired to nDDIyu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
OPPORTUNITY NO. 10.

OFFURTUNTTH No. 10.
Husband afflicted Wife caring for
husband and three children. nges. eight
five and ten months. I'm unusually good
family. Wanted. S220.
Previously acknowledged. 81 a3
Contributions received yesterday. 19.GtI
Total to date. Si6s .S3
Total previously acknowledged. 81. 900 .s5
Iot;ii received yesterday. cU6.a5
Grnnd total. ...,-........ 81 .6u1 10
Total amount needed. S2!2O 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19

OPPORTUNITY NO. 8.

Husband chIonic invalid; wife fail
sickness have been unable to work
steadily. and have had to hnve outside
the needs of their family. They hive
three children. five. nine and eleven
Previously acknowledged .Sl0T.e3
Contributions received Yesterday. ii.6O
Total TO date. te..................S1 .S15I.S3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
Ten Opportunities Afforded Public
to Aid in Constructive CHARITY Work
OPPORTUNITY NO. i,
OPPORTUNITY NO G.

following
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
DONATE sG07.25 IN DAY
TO TEN OPPORTUNITIES"
Contributions Reach Total of
S1,0O7.1O With Goal Fixed
at $1,000.
ROLL OF HONOR is LENGTHENED
Money Will Be Expended in Effort
to Put Families on Their Feet
Permanently = Responses Break
Record for Promptncss.

Contributions to the Ten opportuni-
ties" The Times -Dispatch's annual
Christmas effort in behalf OF Rich
monds half-scorc most unfortunate
families. continue 20 grow in number
and amount. yesterdays donations
:otaling s6o6.oj. These contribute ions
bring the total for the week 10 sl607,
with the goal hXcd AT S2.o2c.
liesponscs this year exceed those OF
any previous Christmas season, ind!-
eating universal desire to come TO
the relief of those who, through no
fault OF their own. are reduced TO
tragic cir2umstances in an era of
tunities" is a case where every means
Of support has been exhausted by the
members o. the family and charity
has become Il necessity.
Must Have Relief.
Investigators Of the Associated
Charities have visited the homes OF
the unfortunate families. know their
circumstances. and report that they
Contributions TO Ten Opportunities"
are used in full for the benefit of the
families for which the money is sub
scribed. not any of the money going
funds VIII be expended IN such a man
ncr as 10 give the greatest opportunity
for the families TO return 10 less
unfortunate level.
Among the contributions yesterday
was one for s3l from the clerks OF
the auditor OF disourscments' offices
Another fund OF $3oao was made up
by The Times Dispatch composing
room force. which contributes annually
IL the Ten Opportunities"
Roll of Honor.
Contributors who sent in funds yes
the Ten Opportunities, as we'll as
those who specified their dona; !yns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-19
OPPORTUNITY NO. >.

Husband nm invalid. unable 10 work.
Wife fraii and unable to 80 more thnn
nGe seven. she :ries to work when allie.
but her earning ranncitN ~ totally in
$3.50.
Previously acknowledged. s 95.o3
Total to dntc. .SI52.83