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DETROIT-TOLEDO ROAD
FILLED BY BOOZE CARS
Liquor Caravan Valued at 100000 Rolls Across Michi-
gan Line From Ohio-Over 100 Arrested-Thou-
sands Marooned and Many Autos Wrecked.

TOLEDO. ONO. Feb. 3o.-ohio is
going dry tonight-via Michigan. The
sixty-nilo stretch of highway between
here and Detroit was packed solid to-
night with liquor caravan roaring
along III top speed through a binding
snowstorm. Every interurban and
steam train loft tho city northward as
4 liquor special. AS the tide Gibbs ont
II bids fair to deplctc the Buckeye
states stock OF liquor.
I:it there was not enough rolling
stock 20 carry it away. Tho two big
cost automobile towns in tho country
we're not able to put enough cars on
that wild and slippery highway TO tote
tho nights cargo OF JOY beverage TO the
purchased peninsula OF Michigan.
l'or Il time il appeared that Toledo.
with all ;ts barrel, houses. would not
be able To ill tho bill. hut ii soon he
San TO roll in from other We; ccntcrs.
and soon the traffic was resumed.
An estimate of tho amount OF whisky
sold in Toledo alone today TO thirsty
Michigan was placed at S2.o00,o0o
The Federal authorities tried TO stop
tho saturnalia. hut were Obliged TO
give il mp as useless effort. One hun
drcd and five automobile rumrunncTs
were arrested and 100000 worth O.:
various kinds of liquor contiscatcd and
stacked up in the customs Office. But
i; wasn't drop in the bucket.
At II o'clock tonight the city was
filed with intoxicated Mich!Eanders
and more than 10000 packa Ee-runnegs
were marooncd. Al that hour the in
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FIRST INDIAN MEMBER
OF BRITISH GOVERNMENT
Lloyd George Aims to Curry Ont
Comprehensive Scheme of
Reforms.
ny HAYDEN CHUnCIi.

LONDON, Feb. 2o.--Distinguishcd
nonors have fallen thick OF late upon
SIR Satyendra Prassano Sinha. whose
recent appointment by the Prime Min
lister as Under Secretary of state for
india Is regarded as n guarantee OF
tho determination OF Lloyd George to
carry through comprehensive scheme
British dependency. This is the FIRST
occasion on which native Indian has
! occupied an important government
position in this country, and the an.
| nounecment OF Sir S;a;yendra's appoint
ment has been received In India with
great qualification.
| Now comes the further announce
| ment that. on his acceptance Of tho
post OF Under secretary FOR India a
! famous Bensali harTister who is also
one OF the Indian delegates ITO the
peace conference and, as such, now IN
| I'aris.
sir Satyondra has had remarkable
career N leading tho way OF tho pro-
| fes3tonal and political advance of mis-
country. IIo was the first Indian 10
ertcr the viccroy'a executive council
the Mahaaajah Of Bikansr the honor OF
ne'nS the. iirst Indian appointed 10 the
War Cabinet and conference In 1917
Lass year he was tho first Indian to
be created Kings councillor. the
highest legal distinction in England
next TO judseship. and on New Years
tAay he was made privy councillor
! tho Only previous Indian 10 receive
tira, distinction being, hmeer Az ono
Of the members Of The judicial com
m.t,ee OF the privy council which is
nc great cour; OF appeal OF the Brit.
ism empire.
Now aged hs,y-four. Sir satyendrx
s sInha Is sn inc v son Of sasp s'i kan,ha
hoom Zilia School. and at the rrcs.-
dcncy College. Caicutts
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S. now buys pretty nearly every
thing at AS.
Goodwill, you see, is the Gus
toner's contribution TO the mer-
chants capital stock, and, curl
ousJy enough, the customer rarely
notes the contribution or knows
that it has been made.
The steady customer, the good
will builder, is made by merchan-
dising which uses other measures
besides the yardrstick; where the
end of the transaction is deemed
of more Importance than it's be-
ginning.
Richmond has many such stores
where the yard-stick doesn't
measure the whole transaction
where Inches" of value and wear
are also delivered-where the
management depends on every
sale to increase that goodwill"
item on it's ledgers.
In every big city there's always
newspaper through which the
goodwill Of steady customers Of
this type can be secured by mer-
chants who have service for sale
by stores which regard an in
crease Of goodwill Of more i'm
portance than one-time profits.
In Richmond it's the TIMES
DISPATCH. Thousands of women
whose goodwill is worth while
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HOST CHRISTIANS WE'RE
CONVERTED IN CHILDHOOD
1RkUB DENIES MEN
IN ARG0NNE KILLED
By OWN ARTILLERY
CONTINUED From Eirst PAGE

LContInned From First Pagej
PErshine and his staff viii be a marvel
!or all time. They have done their
Wo!A IN most marvellous fashion.
Waat the american people ought TO
90 Us TO sing peans OF praise 10 ,bn
american soldier for what he has
"Tha, Is what this commi,,ce ou.,,
70 be doing, instead OF listening ~
The, criticisms OF civilians who Know
nothing about II and who make them
Representative Cantwcil OF Iicntucliy
General Traub said tina, 80 far az
no was concerned, he cared nothing
Tor me criticisms, and that hi: oniy
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The Yard Stick

One seldom sees a yard stick
nowadays in any Of Richmond's
great stores.
Where things are sold by
length, the yard and its parts arc
more conveniently indicated ny
brass tacks or otherwise on the
rim OF the counter. The customer
takes it as a matter OF course that
the measuring is accurately done;
that Sc inches are in every yard
so measured.
The yard-stick has been re-
placed by another and more i'm
portant measure Of merchandise
ing in most Richmond stores
the measure of confidence which
the store has earned, that intan-
gible yet vital force called good
will
Mrs. West Slider comes to AS
for a pair of kid gloves. The ad-
vertisement said the gloves were
unusual value at $3.50" The
saleswonaan explained the excep-
tional factory causes for the "un-
usual price, as she fitted Mrs. S.
Mrs. S., being thrifty. somehow
thought Of that unusual" part Of
the transaction as she laid the
gloves aside several months later,
for further and more seasonable
use. After several cleanings they
were in excellent, serviceable
shape, too good to discard. Mrs.
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,ss ssiss ThSs Shortly gns if bs sd
friend and particularly dear TO him.
catno 70 see him, tho Premier smiling
oraI Ths M semsrked y, r,kerir invited me
10 hunt the tiger in his country. VOL;
It. Is the aparchis,s who have hunted
The i Prcmter y esi assv sent for sis
ter Theonesse. the nun who nurscd him
when he was operated upon few
him. He spent the day yesterday IN
his armchair but shcd that his lay
Srite old Erandfather's chair should bc
brought UP from his country house az
Bcrnouville.
MIND NEVER CLEARER
OK THOCGHr MORE RAPID
The Prcmicr's mind never was clear
el nor his thought more ranid. nc
technically just as IL they were those
OF another person.
n the carly reports REGARDING the
Prcn,icr's condition are borne out by
tho later examinations ii would APP
pear that after period OF conyaies-
resume his activities abou! the time
that President Wilson and Prcmicrs
Lloyd George and orlando return 10
One OF the feu: vice presidents of
and Orlando Seerstnry ct Sin'e pr manS
IL 1t is found necessary 20 hold a
plenary session.
Premier Clcn1c nceau was stricken at
tho very moment lie WAS starting for
>. meeting that might nayG had &C. &C.
cisiSye inhuenee IN sySt .ns ~ me ne
load the course OF the transactionS Of
,.hc body from war conditions and TO
a state OF pcace.
SPECULATE: ON POSSIBLE
BoLsHEHIsT CONNECTION
,iem as a"G lie OF OF BOishevis, origin
IL q9Shs a Ma ps'HS Sda2
rev. DAYS ago a Geneva newspaper an
nounred that the Bolshevists in l.au-
aeains. n. Clemcnceau's life, and that
Two Eolshevsts had crossed the IRON
ticr to earTy out the n,an the pe,i.
Par.sicn, were warned some time ago
that plot was brewing against inc
3 5ss' she N siif OF ne memSsr q tho
Trench consular service, formerly sta
oned IN Eussa nen wss ;n IN ,hT 'SnS foTt
night ago and overheard discussion
which made her sure that an attempt
ion This sh ,ibrary is one frd p7uentd
ny 3iaNimalists. The woman informed
her husband OF what she had heard
and he notified the police. who assured
him that the persons in question would
pc closely watched.
pREMIER'S OWN STORY
OF ATTEMPT on LIFE
Premier Ciemenceau's own story OF
the attack upon him. rs he told il TO
callers, is given in the Matin today as
follows
Yesterday when l was, passing tina,
SPOT N the corner OF the Boulevard
Deisssert l remarked n strange sill
houettcd figure on the pavement show
ing some ono examining me atien.
lively. TIE silhouette was that OF
rather ,evillooking man. ! said 20
myself. Hello, that fellow is M 10
no good
This morning at the same spot
perceived the same silhouette. and i'm
nrdiatcly thought. Why, that's m"
rricnd OF Yesterday
IF hadn't time 10 continue the re-
cc,ion, for the individuals arm was
raised. revolver in hand. and he fred
4, the door OF the automobile and hit
the window. didn't reflect that there
were perhaps other bullets in the re-
vclver, aud as soon as the first shot
was fired ] leaned forward 10 see
other shots followed rapidly. one after
another, and ! felt a sharp pain low
down the back OF my neck. The pain
was os intense that could not help
crying out. realized perfectly that
had been hit"
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SUNDAY FLAWS BOOTLEG
LIQUOR AND DRUNKARDS

Eottlrcst From First PAGE
49, Cab ard another talk at the Cot
-.a Sztd.e-y Company between the
.t:s-o:n ard night services. = com
--;.:..ss from Miller K Rhoads presented
.T- VIII wonderful WARDROBE ;runi:
= h!s ars-lnen: in the RichInond
-=s ne personal g!E, Q: Mr.. Miller. NJ.
z--cz5,. IL. Bates 81! Lewis and Air.
-,:2.aoa, al % the arn. Tho pre-
s+-oEat!o. vas made ~ NJ. Lewis.
-.s.z ..Id Ma sdnday IN his re-.
= z-kso!e presentation OF arguments
G2eor; his nm s eony.'ti ION that !:
- Kctjec: for ;hc afternoon sermon.
Nothing would make me happier
-er 20 ses every man ano woman on
@Zrth repen; ana be saved bot II men
ys,sist IL :tlcctinE Jesus Cavist. it's
perfectly riga. and pTopc- and just
nat taere should be hell in which 10
2onhEe them
WISHES HE'LL. COULD BIZ
MADE UNNECESSARY
Il wish all men woulc repent and
'naEe hell unnecessary' so Ear, as the
' y:psRos race is e9neeFnsa wisa
make latis and peDitentiaries unneces-
aArY. wish everybody would I've
sober and then there'd be no saloons
~ breweries or d!stilier!cs. l wish
everybody was v!r,uous; then there
you'd be no hou.es OF shame for
wrecked manhood and womanhood.
Tish my friends, that everybody
would repent. and make hell unncces-
cary, SO far as the rest Of the j man
race is concerned. Those that haven't
'epented and have gone there, their
ease IS set"
E.ily sunday believes IN accepting
ne Lord early in lie. He is strong
on the doctrine OF Suffer little chill
orea. 20 come unto Nc and forbid them
rot In his sermon yesterday after
Old Father Time is often pictured
With scythe, but never with a fncdi-
::He chest. SevAn-eighths Of the
Christians In the world became Chris
tianE before they We're ntteen years
old men. and women walk into this
tabernacle than one boy or girl because
shat boy nigh, he Moody, that boy
might be A Gypsy Smith, he might
ne d Martin Luther. but you old sinners
the devil knows he has got vou over
the other side OF the line.
HOST CHRISTIANS WE'RE
CONVERTED IN CHILDHOOD
And whenever YOU hear anybody
taking that they don't believe in tie
conversion OF children. tNey are mouth
o!eces OF The devn; don't care whether,
ne is a preacher or who he IS You
can tell them ! said 50 II that viii
help you out.
Seven eiEhths Of the Christians I
Lepeat. II the world becam me Christians
before they were fifteen. That means
If you are not Christian and vo,, ., .
over fifteen that there is onlv On.
cnance In eight that you ever viii bc a
Christian 80 y
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recognize, but TO proclaim. that the
sri.ish navy ha. been the foundation
stone or the whole alliance. and IL
tree speech between Englishmen and
Americans is desirable, as I believe
It Is. and " frankncss IN setting forth
tho facts in their right proportion In
creases an Anglo-Amor UNDER
standing. as am certain that in the
long run II does. then Admiral Sims
is the most distinguished and the
two countries nossess -
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ENGLAND RULES 0u!
TEMPERANCE ADVOCATES
state Department Refuses 10 Isnuc
Passports 60 Two Amer
fcapB,

WASHINGTON. Fcb. co.-Ensiand
has hlcd with tho State Department
n .pcremptory objection to tho issuance
OF passports 10 ans temperance or
prohibition advocates from the United
minlons. .Prohibitiontsts keep OUT IL
order.
ton with the refusal OF tie State DC
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Gal.worthy Make. Address.

NEW YORK. Feb oO.-Joil, Gals
worthy. English novelist, was Tia: priu-
cipal speaker here Tonight AT The me.
mortal dinner of the American .tcad-
emy OF Arts and Letters, held as a
part of the James Russell Lowell ceiC-
eration. The event brought together
the most notable gathering OF Eri,islr.
Canadian, Australian and AMERICAN
men OF letters and arts in the history
of the counyrT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

NASHVILLE TENN. Fob. .c.-rhe
Tennessee Legislature today unani-
a:ousiy adopted a resolution indorsinc
the plan of a league OF nations Us
drafted at the peace congress AID
called on the members Of the states
conGress' oaal delegation 20 give prcsi-
dent Wilson all the moral support pos
sibie in obtaining adoption of the
plan.
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NEWS BULLETINS

LONDON Feb. 2o.--A conference TO
discuss Eritish import restrictions has
been arranged for between a commit
tee OF the American Chamber OF Com
mcrcc. representing importers OF
American motor vehicles. and British
manufacturers.
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PRESIDENT SENDS
MESSAGE Az SYMPATHY
nv ASsoci.ted J

an BOARD I. e. s. GEORGE WASH
lSGTON, Feb. 2o.-Prcsidcnt Wilson
!o,eoce on learning OF the attack upon
Premier CIenenccsu:
Lansing, American mission. Paris:
Please convey 20 N. Clemenccau my
1eari.eit sympathy and my JOY q; his
Escape J sincerely hope that the re-
r.or. ira, Re was only slightly Injured
8 Altogether True was deeply
.cceAtt ~ he 7ews az the attach
fSi.-tiN .'WDouROM WILSON
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partmert TO issue passports 10 Miss
e. gordon nniignai prssiGen, Of the
head OF tho California Dry Federation
Miss Gordon had bcen requested by the
organization of Which she Is president
TO go abroad to address temperance
gatherings in several foreign coun-
tries. DIR. Gambler was planning to
eral scheme for world prohibition.
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NEWPORT, f. l.. Feb. 20.--The de-
Stroyers Gamble. Meredith and Hard.
ans have been ordered by the .oni-
nandant or the Second Naval District
the steamer George Washington, vita
inc presidentia! party, to Boston.
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by '"the Bolshovists". and tho indus.
trial, Workers OF tho World for the
sole purpose OF forcing nation-wide
imuustriM revolution in the United
states. William -. Wilson, Sccretary
Of Labor. declared in an address. here
tonight. N'>
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.---WaGc a6-
iustmcnts in shipyards after March 7.
when the existing national agreements
made through the Macy board expire,
will bc formulated through local or
Ganizations. on which the government
ward operators and labor unions will
be rcprCScnted
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protest against them was because they
might lead some poor fathers and
mothers to believe their boys have
h,cn sacrificed rechlcSs1v''
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MELBOURNE; Feb. 2o.---"unde.ir-
ahiGs. TO be dsnGrted from Ame Nns
traiia. i, was announced today Tic
Federal ministers have already taken
measures t. iightcn the passport resu..
America from entering this country.
LONDON. Feb 2O.-P-essurc os bust.
Lloyd George % remain in London a.
lcas; today and tomorrow II was an
nourccd late today The Premier yes
ra Tfse asd is g" an aIesa
10 il.
CHICAGO Feb co.-Three automo-
ble bandits in the business district
today stopped the pay car OF the Mar
shall Ventilated Mattress Company,
forced the president and vice pres!-
dent 20 surrender a $4,000 pay roll just
drawn from the bank. and csca ped.
WASHINGTON, Feb. co.--Rcpyesenta-
tive Burnett, Dem orat. OF Alabama sub
from Brisadier General Aneell, acting
judge advocate general Of the army.
making vigorous denial OF Burnett's
charge made in speech in the House
partly responsible for the court rartial
scandal, g revealed by the Senate in
vestigation.
-aStilNt IcN. fep. -. - private
Grover Brawley. Ivanhoc. Va. and Cor.
poral John II. Seaucl!. Sunbury, =. g..
are reported by the war Department 20
have been rcleased from German prison
camps.
PITTSBURGH PA. FEB. co.-The
crime wave is sweeping throus hout the
city, and the police are unable 10 cheek
II. Holdup men and burglars continued
their carnival OF crime Wednesday. TWO
daring burg lari-s in which the crinni-
Liberty bonds and jewelry occurred !.
daylight without interference or :he
par; OF me police.
NEW YORK. Feb. ec-ArrAng enents
are being made by tile United states
Employment Service. working with
the War Department, 10 register al.
returning troops for employment be-
fore they are back on American soil
and efforts Will be made TO have job:
for them BY the time they leave the
disqualification camps. u was announced
:cday by the Employment service here
MADRID. Feb, @o.-:;crious FOOD
1orca, one Of the largest islands Il. the
spanish bealearic group. The market
halls were plundcred and destroyed.
All the stores and cafes have been
closed.
BELFAST. Feb. 2o.-The general
strike in Belfast, which began nearly
a month ago. ended today with the
decision Of the remaining 5000 boiler
@hers TO return 20 work on the terms
laid down by the employer. These
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TOKYO. Tuesday. Feb 1S.-Gencra,
day Death was due TO apop,eyv,
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BELFAST. Feb. 2o.--The general
strike in Belfast, which began nearly.
month ago. ended today with the
decision o. the remaining 5000 boiler
ma hers TO return 20 work on the terms
LAID down by the employer These
terms give the workmen a fo!ty-sevcn.
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hour week pending a national settle
ment OF tho controversy.
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BOLSHEVISTs CAUSED STRIKE
Secretary William Is. Wilson Charges
That They aud /. W. ". Were Itc-
sponsibIc for lIuttc Trouble.

by NSSUCIa leu Frcks. ]
MEM YORK. Feb. Gothic recent
strikes at Seattle. WASH: Butte. Mont.
and Lawrence. Mass. were instituted
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MELBOURNE. Feb. 20.---"J'ndas!r-
ables" 10 be deported from America
traiia. il was announced today. The
Federal ministers have already .akan
measures to tighten the passport reSu-
IationS and prevent the outcasts OF
Americn from entering this country.
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LONDON. Feb. aO.-P-essurc os bust.
ness makes il imperative for Preraicr
Lloyd George 20 remain in London At
lcas; today and tomorrow II was an
nourccd late today The Premier yes
terday received an urgent summons
from Paris, and is anxious 20 respond
10 II.
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MADRID. Feb. 3o.-:scrious FOOD
riots have broken out az Palma. Ma
1orca. one Of the largest islands IL the
spanish bealearic group. The market
halls were pluadcrcd and destroyed.
All The stores and cafes have been
closed.
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CHICAGO Feb. co.-Three automo
hnc bandits in the business distric
today stopped tho pay car OF the Mar
shall Ventilated Mattress Co,npau"
forced the president and vice pres!
dent 20 surrender a $4,000 pay roll jus
drawn from the bank, and csca ped.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-12
CHAMBER IN FAVOR
or DAYLIGHT SAVING,

Members Of the board Of directors
of The Richmond Chamber of Com
H.stfe, ia session yesterday afternoon
placed their stamp of approval ON the
new steam boat lHc between Rich
nond and New York After a shorl
discussion of This subject, a resoln-
/ ti"h approving 1t was offered and the
| members passed it unanimously
. Members Of the board pointed out the
bonehtS Richmond will derive from
| me new line when 1t is completed,
members Of the board also passed
a resolution advocating the adoption
by Eastern cities in the United states
OF N" daylight saving law for next
year.
pth"r matters of minor importance
were taken up by the board and the
I"tlo"inE local concerns were elected
10 membership in the chamber:
Ruehen q. Andrews, w. r. Angus
tlne, ii. l.. Brinser, Handle Co. s. f..
lass James NJ. Ball Jr.. 8. r. Bates,
Jr., G. G Rarksdale, Frank IL. Dew
Atkins & Giilo, Inc. Warren NJ. God
dard, T. T.. W Goodwin. Hasslers
sales Agency Inc, John b. Hancock
John ;. Haw Jeter q. Jones' Metro
politan Engraving Co, T.. /. Massei
Mitchell Painting a. Decorating Co.
w Edwin Miller, George r. Mattern
Jr, W. w. Neale. Powers d Anderson
Dental Co. A. X Parker, Richmond
bargain House, Richmond Luggage
Co, w. y. Ryland. II. $. Rossell. A. r.
Ryiand, W. A. Roper Richard Fl
smith, j, W. Sinton, Lucien r.
Thomas, James r. Tyler. Jr.. Roger
$. Warren. Jesse +, Wood John 4
White and Wayne on Tank q Pump
CO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-12
u c.s,, a, White sulphur.


The early fall season. lndS t@'
x.antinren, OF Richmond socfeE
she white sulphur springs ~
~renaher has been ideal for oul upo'
..cr1nas Golf has an unusually ia' ee
ecs,s,x ~ and the autumn ARRIVALS ~ :
s.Etnr mn the sport The youhEe'
frfrs in the Richmond colony areEtN
fnr more attention, however 10 Wv
earnts courts Miss Mary load. as
~ Garrett Il, wall, Jr.. the MISSES
yr,i,tr of New YORK: Thomas +. SOU
~ ~ Richmond. and others, nav
Mar among the players tins past
s..ek Among recent Richmond ar
rtvals there are Mr. and Mrs. Gran
rfI,s valentine and children, WI" haFe
tarap a cottage for tho month OF
E.ntanher Mr. and Mrs l. Car
T.nh motored from Hot springs
"Wednesday for short VISIT anu
r..crre ". stevens, is at his cottage
cr Copeland Hill and has az MS goesst'
Sa.rrett Il Wall An interesting NJ
fair Of last sunday, was the donation
Of a handsome oak pulpit to me %.
THOMAS Episcopal church, winch AZ
1n~.,ed on the Grceuhrier gTouhoS
e-ne nrIp,t. which Was given in mem
CIV Of Right Reverend George
Rrferktn. FIRST Bishop of West
r,ri. came as Il gift from Miss MARY
e. maxwell of Wheeling, West a,
and New york. and was oedio1'''s"
sunday. by Rev, Mr., LiFeFn1"'e-