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Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-05

The pencil pushers have organized
a minstrel show, band, quartet
and orchestra. During rehearsals it
was evident that John Philip Sousa,
Lew Dockstader and others would
be outclassed before their opening
performance today.
Members of the association headed
by their band and quartet toured
the downtown streets yesterday.
The association was guests of the
Grain exchange and Live Stock ex-
change during the day.
Last night the men were initiated
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-05
T. H. Tippett Gives Complete
History of the Mooney Case

T. H. Tippett of Peoria, ILL.,, rep
resentative of the International
Workers Defense league, spoke on
the Mooney case at meeting held
in Jefferson square last night. A
large crowd attended.
Mr.. Tippett gave the complete
history of the Mooney cases from the
time Of the bomb explosion on July
p, 1916, to the recent investiga ton
by the senate. These meetings will
be continued until Saturday night.
Ray Witteg of Omaha introduced
Mr.. Tippett last night.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-05

the county Jail for two weeks said
he had heard nothing of the riots.
He wept when he read the news of
his alf-brother's death.
The letter is dated July 81. 1t
reads in part as follows:
81 must tell you that Eugene is
dead. He got killed in the lake last
Sunday by bunch of whites throw
ing stones at him while he was in
bathing. That started all this trou-
bic we are having. Everything is
very sorrowful here now. / am
sending you 81. 1t is the best l can
do. Get job and make a man OF
yourself"
1t is signed by Luella Benson.
1921 Prairie avenue.
Walter explained that the beach
where his brother was bathing was
divided by rope, one side for
whites and the other for blacks"
Eugene probably got on the wrong
side of the rope" he said. He was
always a good boy. though, and
went to church and Sunday school.
| came~to Omaha in June and knew
nothing of the trouble till got this
letter"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-05
NEGRO HELD HERE
IS half BROTHER
OF RIOT VICTIM
Man In Jail Weeps When He
Hears of Death of
Kin In Race
Trouble.

Walter Benson, Chicago negro,
arrested by police and held at the
county Jail for investigation, re-
ceived letter from his sister in
Chicago yesterday telling him of the
death of his half-brother, Eugene
Williams, who was drowned at a
Chicago beach after being stoned by
a white man
Williams death Is believed to
have been the cause of the race
riots in that city.
Benson, who has been confined in
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-05
State Federation of Labor
Convention to Open Today

Delegates to the twelfth annual
convention of the Nebraska State
Federation of Labor, which con-
venes at the Labor temple at 10
o'clock this morning, began arriv-
ing in this city Monday afternoon.
| The convention will remain in
session for four days. T P. Rey-
nolds Of this city is president of the
! federation and Frank M. Coffey Of
Lincoln is secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-05
Nebraska Man Killed In
Auto Accident In France

Private William P. Marlin of the
18th Service company was killed IN
All auto accident in France. July Is
He is a son of Charles G. Marlin
who lives at Mitchell. Neb.
The accident occurred on the
Dijon-Langres road between Dijor
and Tel-Chatel. His skull was
fractured. Burial was in the Amer
lean cemetery in Is-Sur- Tile.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-05
AtNeiqhbOrhO0d Houses

LOTHROP - Twenty-fourth and Lo-
throp. HALE HAMILTON in THAT'S
GOOD" SCENIC THROUGH AF-
RIGA. ARBUCkLE in THE FOUR
FLUSHER."
GRAND-Sixteenth and Binney. WILL
LIAM s. HART in THE POPPY
GIRLS HUSBAND.
DIAMOND-Twenty-f fourth and Lake.
RUTH ROLAND in THE TIGERS
TRAIL" CHAPTER NO. 8.
APOLLO-Twenty- ninth and Leaven
worth. ANNETTE KELLERMAN in
QUEEN OF THE SEA"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-05
Man Injured When Auto
SkidS Into Street Car

Thos. Vhalros, sos North Six
teenth street, suffered scalp wound
and bruises last night when the
automobile he was driving skidded
into a street car at Thirty-hfth and
Ames avenue. J. Lewis, same ad-
dress, and NJ. Orchard, 14ll Chicago
street, the only other occupants Of
the automobile, were unhurt. VIAL
ros was taken to the Methodist hos
pital by Detective Lunden, who wit
messed the accident
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-05
Divorce
Courts

Elizabeth Rose was granted a d.
vorce from Roger Y. Rose by Judge
Sears in district court on the
grounds of nonsupport.
Judge Day, sitting in district
court, granted Gladys Nielsen a di,
vorce from Chris Nielsen on the
grounds of >nonsupport
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-05

oil of korein (in capsules): take at meal
times and follow the other simple rules
that come with the box Book "Reducs
Weight Happily" mailed to you free. in
plain wrapper. if you write to Kore;r
Company. ND-e9. Station F. New York
City. Become slender and attractivei
reduction averaging one pound d.;u
is often reported by this system. Will
in obstinate cases the fat does nor al
integrate SO rapidly. guarantee Of sino
is offered that the use of oil of korein
and observance of simple rules will re-
duce your weight ten to sixty pounds er
more-just whatever is necessary to bring
you down to a good figure Make this
happy year. Surprise and delight yourself
and friends! Show others this advt.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-05
HYMENEAL
EricksonBeaumont.

Erickson!Beaumont.
Mr.. Lonnie Ericsson, and Miss
Matte Beaumont, both of Den-
son, Ia, were married by Rev.
Charles w. Savidge, at his office
Monday afternoon.
Warner Small.
Mr. Oscar E. Warner of Omaha
and Mrs. Minnie Small of Mon
DAMN, Ia, were married by Rev.
Charles w. Savidge at his office,
Monday afternoon.
For cleaning out city sewer catch
basins a gasoline-operated machine
carried on a motor truck has been
invented
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-05
Scribes Given One Contin-
uous Round of Entertain
ment on Days Visit
in Gate City.

The Nebraska Press association
left last night for a weeks tour of
western Nebraska and Wyoming
after a one-day meeting in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-05

Opportunity knocks at your door
every time you read The Bee Want
Ado
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
BAL lMORE TRIAL DELAYED
UNTIL MEN ARE HEARD HERE
Judge Wuddill Rules That Lame Broth
crs md Others Must DC Tried
in Rich mOnd.

Six young men faced Judge waddnl
in the United States District Court yes
terday afternoon on the hearing of
their appeal from the decision OF L. S
Commissioner Flcgenheimer holding
them TO answer Baltimore ndictme n /
charging them with transporting liquor
from Baltimore 20 Henrico County and
with conspiracy TO do this unlawful
act.
They contended that they should not
be tried in Baltimore. but in Rich
mond, as afdavits had been ma e
against them here. Judge Waddili,
after hearing argument on the matter.
held that the Baltimore cases should
be held in allegiance until the local
charges were tried h>re at the April
term OF court.
The men who were before the court
yesterday are Luther Vaughan, John
Lane " Andrew Lane Earl Lane,
Ernest Lane and r Nincenti.
Federal officials claim that the cases
against these men are among the most
important that have been brought here
under the Reed amendment. alleging
that general conspiracy 20 violate
me interstate transportation Law cX-
isted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
FIRST GROUND is BROKEN
FOR new CHURCH EDlFICE
CONGREGATION of Grace Methodist Hold.
Special Dedicntory Exercises
at Site.

Ground was broken yesterday after
noon for the new Grace Methodist
Church building at tho corner OF Stuart
Avenue and the Boulevard. The formal
ceremony Of breaking ground was pre-
coded by service at the Soldiers
Home Chapel. which has hitherto
housed this. congregation. The service
was conducted by the pastor. Rev. John
+. Carey. assisted by Rev. T. S. Smoot
ID: D.. pastor OF Centenary Methodist
Church. Rev. Wesley Jones. pastor OF
Monument Methodist Church. delivered
the invocation.
At the close OF the service the con-
grcEation adjourned In body to tho
site OF the proposed cdifice, where,
after solemn services of dedication. the
chairman OF the building committee.
5, r: Bishop. lifted the first shovelfuI
OF dirt and threw 1t into the waiting
cart
Each member OF the building com
mittce. seven in all, followed suit
Afterward everybody present men,
women and children. took part in the
ceremony. The real work Of cxcava-
ton will begin this morning for the
church. which will cost in the neigh
borhood of Sl25,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
COLLECT CLOTHING TODAY
FOR EUR0PE'S DESTITUTE
Ncu Cross Drive Continues in south
RichmOnd ana tnurci, iiti
Districts.

Today ana Friday VIII be special
collection days for South Richmond
and Church 1lill in the campaign
which the Richmond chapter OF the
Rcd Cross Is conducting this week for
used clothing and other articles. The
donations VIII be shipped to Europe
and distributed among destitute war
victims in allied countries
At HE chapters headquarters, Fourth
and Grace Streets, which is The single
collection station, il vas stated last
Night that the response thus far TO
the appea! for useful garments has
been generous. Among the larger con.
tributions reported was one consisting
Of Go pounds Of clothing from the
Monircse school Though vehicles
manned by members of the Red Cross
motor corps VIII respond 70 calls from
persons having articles 10 contribute.
it is desired thar whenever possible
donations b taken TO headquarters.
only garments of strong and durable
materials should be offered, il was
stated. since the clothes viii be sub
jectcG 10 the hardest Kind o.: wear
rne clothing should be clean Gar
mcnis that can pc repaired will be
accepted gladly Blankets hand towels
pillow cases uath ,owe!s bedsneets
and bedt!eks are among the mlscel.
jancous articles wanted. M.n'z shirts
and raJamas - ~. Or .shfu.Een rs
10 lyaSs, ~ c. 80. - az par.
.rllzr.y ~e-ny.a- since. me ua,eria!
s4l ~ -=~- ~ ra+.r- cA...ren's gar
-'s-t-- number - ~
q ~ 't -zH--. al 49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
MEMBERS OF BATTERY C
PRESENTED WITH RINGS
FOrt!-hye Coast ArtiIlerymen Granted
":fta by Workers of Confederate
Societies.

Mrs. Norman V. Randolph. leader in
confederate circles of Richmond, united
iast night the spirit of two periods in
forty-tive men Of Battery G. Thsir,y,
nth Coast Artillery, rings bearing the
insignia OF the organization, as me-
war.
The rings were purchased with
money raised by committee. of which
was intended for the mess fund OF the
battery, but. with the singing of the
Arinistice: 1t was thought wiser to
save II Tor some purpose. such as it
Every man who received a memento
last night was citizen either of Rich
mond or the immediate vicinity. The
~ !. and in the beginning was part
of the Thirteenth Coas; Artillery. Epon
muster into Federal service the NUM-
Der OF the, regiment was changed It
December O.
-ltter the presentation ceremonies
, ta,.,r nighi, Inc former artilierymen
Gordon +. Wood as the frst PRESIDENT
pr.sideV {, :. Jackson. 'NS sscre tafs.
and Henry L. Ewell, treasurer. The
quent Intervals Mrs j. l. Bauer, VINO
has stood IN the position Of god
inoiher 70 me battery, was named
president OF the wOInans auxiliary
Richmond women who helped Mrs
Bauer III reisins funds for The orsani-
zatiou are Mesdauies Norman Ran
dolph. William Robert Vawter, r j.
le. \ |. ii.nna, Charles r Norman
I. " LIoyd Z Points and j l.
Officers .: Battery { were F. X.
ars' lieutenant, and g. " Mos. and
Z Grant second lleutenants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
suffrage Kitchen /"
at Food Exposition
Mrs. Ho,Uard G. Damds
Heads Committee Plan
mng Erhibit.
I'hc Timcs-Disnatch Good

The Times Dispatch Food Saving.
Exposition the first week in April will
have among its many Unique exhibits
= suffrage Kitchen" Mrs. Howard
Gilman Darids will be chairman of the
S,tchcn. Serving under the general
Craftsmanship OF Mrs. Davids will be
number OF subcommittee. each with
- chairman.
There will be. Tor example, q com
;Hl'tcc OF business women. OF whom
Miss Frances Woodson will be chair
man.
Or, Emily Runyan will be chairman
Q: tho professional womcns commit
Miss Bessie +. Taylor. woman mem
Der OF tho educational commission. will
head the committee Of educators.
OF tho committee OF artists. Miss
Nora houston will be chairman. and
Mrs. Sally Nelson Robins OF the COM
mittce OF authors.
Mrs. stuart Michaux will be chair
man OF the committee of dcbutantcs,
and Mrs. g. Percy Halves and Mrs
Harry l.. Hodges tho committee OF army
women
Miss Mary lancaster Smith. Mrs. Will
Jam Northrop. Miss Harriet Cooke Mrs
q. Harvey Clarke and others will as
stSt N preparing delicacies 10 be served
daily In the Suffrage Kitchen"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
NEW STATE BUREAU WILL
CONDUCT INVESTIGATION
Labor Commissioner seeks 10 A.cer-
tain condition OF Women and
Children in Industry.

TO inquire into the status OF women
and children in industry and TO sug
Ecst TO the Legislature proper reforms
IN the interest Of their welfare State
Labor Commissioner John Hirschbcrg
mas established the Bureau OF Labor
and Industrial Statistics Miss NJ j.
the ncv division.
Among reforms TO nc asked OF the
next General Assembly will be the re-
duciion OF hours OF work for women
to eight hours day for five days of
the week, with half holiday on
saturday, and children between the
ages OF fourteen and sixteen years
who now work ten hours, would be
limited TO eight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
ASK RICHMOND POLICE
TO FIND STOLEN JEWEL
Reward OHered for Recovery Of yniu
able Goods Taken by Thieves
in buffalo.

a!caaona police we're asked yes,cr-
.e@ - q circular letter from the chief
o. % :e ~ blnalo. : Y, to bc on the
rt1t.irs aiG Jewclry stolen from mere
% March { among the items enurncr-
go P;t me list were no iavailicrcs
T.. Hlth p"arlz and amethygts A
1.-ss.An sable cap" and Il black velvet
- ~ trimmed Win mink. were among
we ari.ci"s oi wearing apparel in the
The j"""!ry items included a string
Di ""ar.h a yard long, II gold lockct
go WIZ diamonds ana a ladies' gold
"steH F" tn diamond sct.in the case
y reward % 500 IS offered for the re.
Nb|"it Oh lnc stolen goods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
VICTOR WILLIAMS CHAIRMAN
OF LOAN FILM COMMITTEE
WI Direct Presentation of Motion
'"'orc Throughout Fifth Federal
HcserNe District.

T. VctoI Williams has been APP
pointed linn committee chairman for
Virginia by Oliver J Sands in con.
"eciion With the presentation Of the
Sd"aJ war motion picture spectacle
The Price of Peace which win he
Shown during the Victory Liberty loan
,,hmpa'bn throughout the Fifth Federal
Reserve District
lie VIII confer with H. w. webb. OF
baltimore. Md who is chairman for
we eh're dstEict as TO plans con
corning showing this motion pjc,urc
in Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
FUNERAL OF MRS. BOWEN
" omnn " no Died From TroIIr, ,cci-
dent Injuries to he Hurried
This Afternoon.

y Funeral services for Mrs j. \
Bowen, wh" dicd IL Grac. Hospital
Monday from injuries sustained Wien
the automobile In winch .he Mas ~id,,r
SUNDAY WIS STRUCK toy an utcrurbnT,
car at STOP 80, Eichuond-P ctors6urg
line. viii be conducted this afternoon
Church.
Mrs, Bowen was the vic Of Masis-
Stgaie j ~ Ecwen 0 s,up Iirhmoud-
With her Z tltc ti'uo of ,uo accidci,t
were hcr lGsbapd ana CON neither ~
sWhom was badly Injured. Mrs Bowen
Is survived b! hc- son, Norman Bowen.
dr., and two brothers, George y ana
Oscar Q. Oliver, besides hcr husbiri,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
NEW WARRANTS ISSUED
I. 4. Trby Charged with Another
Forgery md With Being
Fugitive.

Two moro warrants have been sworn
out against ]. {. lrby. of South Boston.
who is residing the City Jail charged
with attempting to pass worthless
check on downtown clothing house.
forgery OF the name OF F.. r. Edmon-
ton on check said to have been made
to represent one issued by the First
National Bank OF New York CITY The
other charges Irby with being a fugi-
tive from justice from Danvtlic, Va,
where he is accused with grand
larceny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
Lieutcnnnt smith Visit, ra,h.,

arrived in Richmond this morning 10
visit his father, Rev. Jancs y. Srnith
ID. ~, 81; his nome. 2l20 Stuart Avenue
51ieutcnant smith Is stationed al camp
jackson Eo'uinoia, ;. G.. having recent
lJy returned from overseas dur ,.Stb
The Three Hundred ana Scvcnty.firs,
: Infantry. His regiment took an activn
part In the Champagne offensive from
September ~ 70 oclohcr 6. iosing in
thHt time o. total number OF 200
more than noo men and zen o,ircs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
WELLS GIVES INSTITUTE
MOTION-PICTURE OUTFIT
Theatrical Promoter VIII Install Ma
chimes nj Own Expense for
Hencft OF Students.

Jake Wells. theatrical promoter has
presented the Mechanics Institute.
Eleventh and Broad Strccts with "A
modern and up tO-datc moving picture
1utht, which he vii! install at his own
expense
rhc Mechanics Institute covers q
wac educational field, giving instruc-
'lon IN practically ali the trades and
professions. with a thorough element
"fy course. officials of the school arc
especially pleased with the new addi-
ton to their equipment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
INQUEST IS POSTPONED
Debth of nnSistrntc I,oucD's wife
Dcin!s Hearing OF Pictro
Ncrdis tase,

50 inquest Nns held Yesterday tnio
tH" dea'h Of rictro Verbs, Whose
T9aN Was found near stop 10, on TIC
! 'l'rShIES i'iHc last Friday, owing to
~ S"1h'n hchin of the wife Of MaEis-
lfaLe I""cn, who was injurcd In an
u,3hchlIo accident last Sunday.
M INC prisoners who we're held az
SuSPct'S IN tho case have been re-
leased brother Of the murdered
man arrived IN Richmond a few DAYS
az" !" a!d ~ the hunt for the slayCrs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26

wallet ]. Rhodes, Formerly lawyer
Of richmond who. with his brother.
Bank BuiIding under the firm name
Of Rhodes ana Rhodes. died Monday at
Liberty, y. y, after an illness cover
ing a period Of several years Sur
wing Mr.. ithod.s are his aged father
and Two brothers. one of whom was
mis- law partner in Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
Hcturn Nrrdic, Arn,n, nuL,

CAV the jury in the case Of nsvid {:
wilson agnins, Jesse G. Duke. re-
,f:TrnGc CA !" ,,@rdaie, n favor OF the plain
nc responsibility Cor rcpairs ~ !. hca,'
ne system Before tho case Went TO
me Jury demurrer OF TIC defendant
vas ovcrrulcG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
Cnpture Tuent, ana.t.

Edgar sheldon. OF Baltimore. and Lee
Morgan. OF Arlington, were arrested
yesterday at the Broad Street Station
charged with transporting ardent
spirits into the state OF Virginia
Three suit cases and twenty quarts Of
liquor were confscated on the trip by
Pairo,men MaXey and Griffin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
RAISE MORE THAN HALF
OF FUND FOR COLLEGES
headquarters Reports Total of 81 az.
eco Subscribed in Two
Days.
GIFTS OF TWO SCHOLARSHIPS
Members Of womens Committees
Busy. AMI Hold Noon Lunchcons
10 Receive Reports From Workers.
Seek 100000 Mark Today.

Ot ihe $500 ooo ask d ~ Richmond ~
the campaign FOR Richmond ColicEc
and .Wesihanp:c:i College. Sl.t.2t6 mas
been subscribed. according ~ reports
made >; campaign Headquarters yes
isTdaH. During thc day, SSo.s>o WAS
reported BY The zen teams =! HuSinc -
men And the larger amount WAS Sc
cured from other sources
The sits OF two scholS -Shj?s was
made Yesterday, one by Major James
h hcoley and one by John stewart
Bryan. Schcla rShipS are established
~ = cost OF $4,000 each and pay me
tuition % one student For year. Five
scholarships have been already g;xsi,
by retail firms and>cre BY W. :. Ehoads
personally.
4; the luncheon today Al o'cloct
n the Mutual Building for the canvas
sing teams. members u the womaus
committee Will bc p-eSsn; and will give
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
Unitarian
Question Box
o. Not "The Fall of Man, Immoral

monstrous and immoral In accord
ancc with II children whose hearts
are still tender and guileless are
taught that they are rebels against
God; that their natures are sinful
and corrupt; and that their hearts
must be changed by some supcr-
natural power before they can love
God and become His true children.
Look into the eyes of your baby
and say. IL you can. IL believe in
the tota! depravity OF every child
born into this world" You must
believe that il you are TO have any
foundation for belief in the tradi-
tiona1 creeds.
unitarian Publicity Committee.
fAdv.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
NEW MEMBERS ACCEPT
PLACES on COMNlt~rEF.

The ~oT1au's committee has been
holding separate meeting a: noon
each day this week. Mrs. :. I Clover.
R pr; L i Ha s;sss M bGqq Crump.
Mrs. NJ. II. Tiishman. Ir. Mrs. ] ID.
Cru0lp, Mrs Is. w Tahb. Mrs. Joseph
oFlaherty. Mrs. Thomas Gardner. Mrs.
y. w. orpin and MIS-. Leon Wa!lerStcin
representing the women's organizations
OF The city. have accepted subchair-
according 10 the completed list made
pubic At yesterdays meeting. and will
attend the luncheon today.
The woUlen's committee IS working
Tor $50. 600. with which 20 build neS
girls dormiiory At IVES Hampton Col
ieEe. As THAR part in The 100000 en-
dowment fund campaign Co- greater
Richmond College.
SEEKING TO GET MORE
THAN 100000 TODAY
over 100000 by noon wedne sda Y
was the slogan adopted a; yesterday's
meeting OF business men. All OF the
organization and have begun active
work and are systematically soliciting
subscriptions in The wholesale and re-
tall business districts.
II is understood that several men
have indicated their intention of Civ
tor the college library in order. that
DC available New books on history
physics. biology and chemistry are
needed. The Richmond College library
Is used by pupils Of pract ically every
preparatory school in the city and the
lection has Increased greatly in the
past two three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
Alleged Fugitive Held.

Arrest was made yesterday OF Leslie
Cotton on warrant charging that he
fugitive from justice from Enfield
\. c. where it is said he is wanted
on series of charges. Detective Ser
eeanis Thurman and Atkinson made
the arrest. He will be tried in Police
Court TODAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
FIND RAGE NOT POOR
LOT As WAS IIIuJCHT

las, point Tie SPEAKER cmphas zea. ''''
we thought We We're a poor 10;
living in degenerate age. she de-
clared, when the war came we did
more than any past generation had
done ana va stood more. We thought
wc were but dust ana forSot that
God had breathed upon the dust We
have looked across the sea and real
zed the world a. one vast ueighbor-
hood and out OF TING realization Will
come the league OF nations.
The little suffering peoples arc look
ing to America TO bring delivcraucc.
we have looked beyond death and
found the walls COINS down between
the two worlds. We know that God
works through humanity and we
should keep our hearts open for The
outpourinS OF the ne" wine OF The
spirit"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26
Church UIu Hon, Robb.d

Word was received at First District
Police Station yesterday that the home
OF John Best, at 1909 North Thirtieth
Street. had been entered by a robber
and coat valued at $40 stolen. False
keys were believed TO have been en-
ploycd by the burglar in gaining en-
frarrf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26

Major Robert NJ. pasmcll. o. ;hc TWEEN
T y Shi Division Is sNnccied 20 arrive
friends here. lie embarked at New No.A
Monday with the division
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-26

An order Wa issued yesterday IN the City
T;rCusi Court ,appn!nt!ns a. u. nsnis..
Thomas Page, Edwin i.anEan. ", Ii. Dixon
ant Emanucl Jones trustees OF the t'h.ton
beneficial Club No. !, OF Richmond