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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03
NEW STATE COMMISSION
WILL MEET HERE TO-DAY
Initial session OF Body TO tnrc for
returning Soldiers uuh other
War Workers.

AlrEinia,s Commission for the Care
ana REHABILITATION OF the States Re-
iufhing Soldiers and sailors and War
Nork"rs. viii hold its initial mcci-
me this morning - II O'Clock in the
athat" Iha!nbcr. Governor Davis call.
ca u. meeting several days ago
Anticlpation OF the present economic
CONDITIONS caused the General Assem-
niN 10 authorize TINS commission 10
cous!sl Of hftecn members
M"inp'rs OF the comm ission arc OK
'r'trc 10 reach the city this morning
Hn lnc carly trains. rhcy arc as fol-
Colonel Charles u. f!aabrooi;, Of
ktchmCnd: former state senator En-.
-cu" w ,tNcrs. OF UanYilIc: senator
waiter Z Addison. OF Lynchhure: for
ngjr iSienntor Zen Il. Gun'cr Accomac.
iors George y. Conrad, OF Harrison
PPHrG i'otSe. T Rioon. Chatham: X.
r., Gnrly OF irHcnr; j. Fowcil Royal.
,.EcWc!! and J. Douglas MITCHELL ~
aMeIdMnitSeN delegates y. w. Hudglns.
y, MsHh IenburS.: j. .. Norris, Of Ian,
ndSter John w Cherry. OF Norrn,t
""" N'Hert ., Eoschcn Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03
Police First to Get
Attention ofMyers
Director Of Public Safety
W1U Address Men at
Stations TO-DAY.

AS an initial step toward making the
various municipal agencies under his
control thoroughly effective and SER
viceablc to the public. Colonel William
NJ. Myers, Director Of Public Safety,
will to-day address members of the
Police Department at their several sta
tons TO emphasize the necessity for
the establishment of u finer esprit de
corps and a higher morale.
Director Mycrs's itinerary to-day will
Station. $3.50 o'clock; Third station,
O'Clock.
Chief OF Police Sherry has issued an
order to all members of the department.
or and of duty, except members OF the
traffic squad actually OH duty. to meet
the director At the appointed hours
Yesterday the director stated that he
would tell the men just what he OK
ncctei OF them and what they could
expect from him. lie will advise closer
cooperation and efficient personal CON
and maintenance of discipline. lie
wants TO make OF the department. tho
hnest body OF policemen in the South.
and will caution the men that their
success under him and their future
promotions will depend solely upon
merit shown
rs soon Us he is through with h,s
message TO the Police Department. IN.
director VIII turn his attention to tho
flre Department.. which he hopes to
improve by imbuing it's members With
the same spirit he hoops to establish
among the policemen Slackers. he
says, VIII not be tolerated in any of
the departments and will be thinned
out as soon RS possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
ENJOY TURKEY DINNER
Old Warriors mt Soldiers Home Arc
Guests or Daughters at
.'-af AnauRt Feast.

While the rain Yesterday took tho
Joy out of life for the majority OF
peopcl in Richmond the Us Confcdcr-
ate veterans in the Soldiers Home
found the DAY perfec, in every respect.
since for them it was a recurrence of
rcd-letter dav when once a year the
United Daughters Of the Confcdcracy
serve a turkey dinner.
While members of the United DauEh-
terS of the Cvnfcdcracy arc hostcSscs
AT the annual dinner given the men
in gray. Mrs. Norman V Randolph is
always chief hostess
80 There was band Of ,hirty-h
pieces from Camp Lee 10 add TO the
pleasure OF the occasion.
OF the 2IS veterans, sixty were in
the hospital, and to these dinner was
served first. Guests of the men in
gray We're. the men in khaki.
.-On the night 81 January IS which
!? the Saturday night preceding the
birthday of Robert T.. Lee. the South
ern ehieftain, the annual bali will be
relief OF Confederate women. |, is IN
annual event and is the only time i'm
the year that tho Daughters OF the
Confederacy come before tho public 10
solieit funds for any purpose whats0
we care for about forty confcder
ale women all the time" said Mrs
Randolph. These old women arc no,
II the Home for Needy Confederato
omen, which has long waiting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03
JAMES RIVER RISES AS
COLD WAVE MOVES EAST
Water Here Expected Six Feet Abo, 3
Normal To-Dny-Bclow Frccx-
ing Tonight.

steadily moving eastward with
rising OF the James River. due 10 hcavv
rainfall IN the mountains" is the YER
dict OF the United States weather Eu-
feau located at Chimborazo Park. re-
Valley. o"'o
Director Evans, of the Weather Blu
44Tsau, had telegram last nigh; from
Columbta. about sixty miles West ri
Eichmond. stating That the james
aitNcr was fourteen feet above normal
and still rising. MIR. Evans said ib;,t
tho high water would rise in th@
lanes ad mere thls morning about six
is within Its banks and is doing no
9. MI Evans stated that Indication
pointed TO falling temperatl,rc 10
ginning last night and continuing. IN.
III tonight. when Il, Will be, he snid
ABOUT 20 degrees above zero. Tho ian
me. Temperature elast night was con
y Yer NJ or the precinitntion to snow In
expect snow here. The atrnosnSS~. 'G q.
clearing in the wake Of the cold v,v.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03
ELECTRICAL WORKERS ARE
DEMANDING ST PER HOUR
''"i" "hSs-HfctinS This Afternoon 10
DISCUSS -tdvisnbility Of
Ec

i'ichmonds inside electrical wori.
S'r, having demanded :, wage of 81 AN
ors. will hold a mass -nlcocinr III 80 -,
,crnooH at $50 o'clock in tGc tr..,,, ,
hui!dlnS to discuss the matter win -
representative OF tho Labor Drparinr,,
contractors 1t is possible that = rr,,
cTai strike OF all inside men in The
CITY Will result. They are iden,;timI
WIN me iocai union OF the internn.
u hesc electrical journeymcn want =
,'at wage Of 81 an hour for an cirh, :
nour day. with half-holidays on e.,
Ixort ahd double pay FOR over time.
ir,in,. On sundays and holidays The
,n..cI presented 10 the contractors Nv
gu" JourncNmcn states:
WY contracts which YOU NAV NV.
entered into prior TO December II. 1918
" i''h can br shown are actual bona
Hdc contracts may he completed on thn
Old basis OF 40 cents" This means
tiat snch contracts will be recognized
nE the electrical workers since tho
!iourncEmcn appreciate the many diff
tcu!ticS which confront the contractors
previously entered into at the 1J-ccnt
In long letter the journcymen
point GU; that the war is over and
forever ended" and that they, there.
iorc. feel justified in calling the ~.
,Snt'ot OF IN" contractors 10 the fact
that the wages Of the members of the
union have Increased from $3.50 /, 81
y DAY. an increase of II per cent. While
during the same time the increase of
IN" cost or living has been l35 per
cent. and that overwork has made il
possible for the mcn 10 make ion,-ue
and buckle meet
After presenting these facts the let :
.Sr lays down the demand for the fur
,ner increase OF 80 i3 per cent i'm
/ wages. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03
is WEDGED BETWEEN CARS
William ). Harris Badly Iur, ,,h
lsste 1roIlcyn strike Auto In ="
y Min street

. Caught between TWO Broad ana u,f,,
street cars. William J. Harris. thiriy.
seven years Old. was thrown 'rotn bis
.automobilc roadster, in fron, 90 i 'i'"
post -ofhce, on Main street. y, 10 n;cfa,,..'H
yeste.day morning. suffering hro,,c,
tclnooile was badly smashed bv ,H.
accident - INC
according TO Harris, he was trayol.
struck the rear Of his autonobiie ~
ing the machine about Anoth.r 80.
oass bound, struck the machine a a..
and crushed between the two r,iii!R...h
Harrts waH cared for by a,,.ud.r,s
=, MN me city tx ambulance and ,aEcm a.
ti1s nome, 2oe5-A Floyd Avenue. Hjs
tho ankle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03
JAIL. FOR BOOTLEGGERs
Ten Cnscs Disposed Of by Judge wnd.
dill In Federal
Court.

Judge Waddill, OF the United States
OF his tribunal yesterday for tho MIR
pose or hearing ten cases in which
n nr"ihat,nns Of the Reed amendment
charged. The following sentences
were imposed on the following persons:
ri Jonh Delaney fined $50; George
George Mitchell sentenced 10 one bomr
~ jail; ode Foy. sentenced to thirty
DAYS ,h? IN Jail; Robert Ross. sentenced to
$25: Mary Pratt fined $50; Mollie Rich
aa:nnson' ,hncd slO0; Rose Dixon, fined
$50; j. Is. Jones. fined 800
n'Aon and Mitchell were given light
sentences owing to their ALREADY hav.
i,ut pccn IN JAN for some time. Dixon
nad served fourteen days and Mitchell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03
LIFTS PROFIT MARGINS
Food Administration Rcmoyc. Rrcu,a
ton on Wheat FccJs
md tIourS.

All profit margins on sales Of wheat
leeds and fours have been removed
according to telegram received here
yesterday by Benjamin l.. Purcell from
rnEh Is. Sproul. Federal food admin
istrator for Virginia
This is Interpreted by local authori-
ties to apply equally to wholesa lers
ana retailers OF wheat feeds and Gours
feeds. 1t was stated that the cereal
division Of thct food administration
would probably extend this ruling to
mixed feeds to-day
The ruling limiting the profit mar.
gins on miilcrs was lifted about ten
days ago. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03
STAND IN RAIN TO KEEP
SUFFRAGE FIRE BURNING
National Womcn'x Party Declare. u,,,c
Shall Not Expire Until SENATE
Acts.

hSfilNGTON. January 2-Seycral
members OF the National women's par
-, wearing Seamcn's slckcrs, stood in
inc White House toAiay to keen burn
ing in metal washtub their watch
IRE, which they say will burn until
INC senate acts favorably on the wo-
mans suffrage amendment. Relays of
women had attended the fire since il
was lighted in the tub last night after
crowd OF citizens and men in uniform
had eNtnSuisiicd one started in n
decorative urn In Lafayette Square.
iialf a dozen women arrested during
the disturbance and released without
bond did no, appear in the Police
Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03

FORMAL OPENING On MONDAY

Byrd Stree; Station will he closed
livai al IL rasfienIer anS niIer tme ar
q, due in from Petersburg ut 1850 ~.
NJ. Monday,
y Reports to. this effect were confirmed
Laird, OF the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road. II WIS at first understood that
local trains from Petersburg would
continue TO go into the Byrd street
Station and il was declared that con-
tracts existed providing for the con-
;inuancc OF the use OF the old station,
ing the matter, has been set 1T rest by
Inc official statement that
AL Tassenge7 trains OF the Atlantic
mcnd. fredericksburg and Potomac
EN!lrcad leaving or arriving Richmond
will be operated 10 ani from Broad
Stree; Station"
MEM TERMINAL. KNOWN
IS BROAD STREET STATION
Whatever may he the status OF amy
from rstersburs enterin= the Byrd
Street Station. they are ~ least for
the prcsen; ;imc suspended by the
fac; that the railroads OF the country
are. bcins operated under Federal con-
The nc" passenger terminal has hcen
ton and hereafter will lie called by
tai name. II is declared in point of
site and beauty: 10 he the finest sta
isCl Scukn ~ w iStill-' ION .:llit IN con
Ncncnce and ouu,pment IL is believed
to lac second 10 none III the United
II is owned by the Richmond Ter
rr:nai Company. representing the Rich
,nund. FrcdcricksburG and Potomac
and the Atlantic coss, Line Railroads.
il Is iocatcd on West Broad street and
Addison and Robinson streets.
,tT:ain NO. 30. OF the Richmond. Fred
ericksburS and Potomac will I've the
i. M : '' 'V' "'''''' '''' -
The station will b. easily reached
f.om different PARTS of the city. From
E-oad ana Twon;y-hfth. Yves Hampton
and Belmont Avenue lines.
STATION OPEN FOR ruDIlC
INSPECTION rO-MORR0W
openne tho Broad street Station
for traffic will mako mo change in
the Richmond. Frederick SburG and Po-
tomac aud the Scaboard Air Line
tho Main Street station.
The terminal company has ISSUED an
invitation TO the public generally to
visit and inspect the new station Sat.
urday afternoon between the hours OF
and I o'clock.
With the exception of President VIII
liam II. White and his assistant, Nor
man Call. all Richmond, Fredcricks-
burg and Potomac Railroad officials
formerly having Offices ,u the First Ma
thei: new quarters in the Broad street
Station. MIR White and MIR. call will
make the change in the next few days.
Tile two floors which are vacated have
Ohio Railroad. and now this road oc-
cu?ics the entire building except the
second floor and that part occupied
by the bank itself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03
New Pastor at Unitarian.

ROY Charles l.. I.usaoW fnru,or,,
p""'"r OF the Unitarian church in Wc.
t"h' M"ss" whose son designed III.
riIS, Unitarian rhlrch. Of Richmond.
,.' nSs nIic the Passionate Of this churcn
sunday and Viii continue i'm .hnron
phtil MAY |. Mr. and Mrs. Russcu VII!
S,@uny The mansc at iol North IIar-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03
YOUNG MAN HELD AS FORGER
George L.. Gardner Jr., Is Snid by Po.
lice to Have SwindIcd Drug
Eist md Bank.

Checks. amounting to several hum
dred dollars have been forged by
;eorgc Il. Gardner. Jr.. according to
inc police, who yesterday arrested tho
young man.
Gardner says he is twenty years old
and until a short time ago was con
nTected With the Federal Employment
bureau. He had been staying ut a local
hotel. where he was arrested by 30.
tcctive Sergeant r. l.. Bryant. of head
quarters.
Five warrants against Gardner were
sworn out by J. RI. Grant n drueris,
IT is alleged that IL bank here also
was swindled in six instances by Gard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03
Little Rock nranch RESERVE city.

WASHINGTON. January a.-Thc Lit.
Ne Rock. Ark. branch Of the ST. Louis
redera! Reserve Bank, recently estab.
MMsnea. VII onen for business next
mounccd to-day. On that date Little
hoch Incomes reserve city, and nj
nthks maintaining membership in Tho
fcdcThl reserve system must keen re,
serves OF 10 per cent instead ,of De,
cent required when Little Rock was Il
so-ca!icd county bank point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03

7 TT! lktOCI9TCH TTCHS.1
WASHINGTON. January 3.--Thc de-
parturc from France OF four trans
nounccd to-day in cable ndviccs to tho
War Department They arc the Toloa,
the Ulua and the ahnngarcz. for New
OF destination Is not indicated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03
Food comunn, r",r 2oo Per Cent.

Dl;TROlr January "a 200 ne,
cent dividend was declared by the di
rcc;ors Of the Ford Motor Company a
their annual meeting December ST, 4
dividend. which represents disbursc.
mcnt Of Si,000,000 among seven stock
holders is payable 100 per cent Jan
uary aud 100 per cent February ].
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03

Postmaster Thornton stated tina,
whiic much Of the gain was due TO in
creased rates for postage, the amount
oi business handled during 1918 was
Sunstantla!!y greater than that during
IN November and December, 1917. Two
or the busiest months in the year
Ihat nc volume OF business at tho
rust ounce IN 1918 was greater than
ina1 in 1917 is indicated by a com
phrlSon OF the receipts for the month
OF December of this year with the
same month Of the previous year:
4''' .'............ li%.25S %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03
DIFFICULT TO CONNECT
LAb0RERs WITH WORK
Unskillcd Workers Hesitate to Re.
turn to- Prcwar Occupations
After High Wages.
MISS BERRY HAS TRYING JOB
Municipal Employment Bureau Has
Many Applications for Clerical Po-
Sitions and Light Jobs, but Few
for Cooking and Cleaning.

That day-lahorcrs and house servants
arc showing little disposition u &c
turn TO prcWar occupations after the
long period of abnormal wages for war
work. is evidenced by the inaOality of
the Municipal Employment Bureau to
lind men and women Tor these classes
OF employment.
There are lots OF men and women
who want clerical positions and light
employment" said Miss Helen Berry,
former clerk OF the bureau. but now
its director adj interim. yesterday. but
there is practically none who wants to
''colorcd women, continued Miss
Berry, from whose ranks most OF the
cooks washcrwomcn and other serv-
ants were recruited. now show little
taste for the old work. Jobs as Gle
vator conductors. soda dispensers.
restaurant walters. store maids. etc,
have been opened TO them by the war,
and this work has proven much more
agreeable. 1t will probably take sew
cral months to adjust matters to nor
,DI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03


m"rninc until January 4 ON xccount of the
death NJ one Of the CORPORATIONS attorneys.
II. l.. Huicc. recently appointed collector
II city taxes 10y Director "f Finance Henry
and gavS bond for $500 900 Joseph ~ Shci.
% % sh ,Hcn ",Gr nS division Of raS Iph
rcct0r Gofcr. also qualified his bond being
Si>ty,ihrcG new cases Of Spanish innu-
Es S$i'ns the na nS f's 81 c%
rein number OF cases reported since noon
on Rr % % * flann3Ean; chef cs,y Health
~, accented any oti,cr :,"si,inn II" ' viii I'M
remain >rith, the city until Jammary IL. AZ a:
viii TIC Aerican isI,h S Ss1i%n Sr'" or
S So, 9,hgr publir health agency, lo viii
h"' return 10 private practice. he stated.
f;iHei"n Of Officer, and mcmhGrs Of tho
i LTSsns Of &C. HGh'nenh YIN ,ake psce at
In streets, neat rucsda,. afternoon at rs 80
G i. y, ,UsnE; lr. VII" VAS SERIOUSLY
~ an antonap!ic IS ES ThG inp rm J"wn
was reported yesterday.
s,nsi"G MARK SifrE m hs S,S, q Z Ice MoorS
TSl hur' last ct M.mGA AeGnq91s Who was
f'''vE accident is recovering.
:, The subject OF Rev r: y Calsch at
nnelh Nha5a n Tcmple tonight will he The
i'Sac', ~ Jerusalem and the In;,rnatioral
mn EsSi'inS Day Services start Al Sis
Nrs Wilton .. Alien, Sr.. OF Mcntrosc
~ .-hi 3 yesterday received word of Tho
arrival OF nor son George Watt Alien AZ
Newport News from Fra acc.
futuns the Punch in Copy Will he tb.
Su.ls't ~ tIr'd l'arorich. who will spsak
uStHTc thn NdNcrtia"rs club at is o'ciocL
rms afternoon at Tho business Mems Ciut
St.war, Gray Mercer. little son Of sheriff
ana Mrs j. !icrbcri Mercer OF cola parn
Nn,un', Ia suffering from influenza Ills
rr""mvii,"h Yesterday was thought to he itns
sizes At GharlottcsvilIc and l.ynchburr
Sc" hnn feS"n'incndad SIS locations for
~, 49,, SANE criurn Tor tho treatment ~
.ur. ,i,,G viii he Visited ,v-morrow bv
Nhu"h from tn" State lioarI ~
'teh''h !" choose between Them. u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03
HUGE INCREASE SHOWN
n POST-0FFlCE RECEIPTS
Gnin OF Qunrtcr-MiIiIou Dollars, pnr,Ix
Duo 10 higher FuSt-
age ssutcs.

Receipts Of The Richmond pos, office
lor 1918 showed gain OF nearly a
quarter of n million dollars over lyli
port. made public yesterday. The gain
amounted To Us per cent. The re.
celptS for the TWO years were as fol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03
RrpOrtS Theft of JeweIry

MISS Pearl Cecil, Of 400 South Ran.
u"iph street, yesterday reported TO the
ponce That someone had entered a trunk
at her room and stolen several niece.
OF Jewciry valued at 500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03
Richmond EUents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUs Told
Briefly for Benefit Of
Busy Readers.

rho hearing of tho ruic NJ the State Cor
por:,tiun Commission AGAINST the Washing
ton-olt Dnmiui"n Railway company for
failure 10 comply with numerous Improve
mcnt orders has hcon POSTPONED from this
morning until January I. Yccount of the
death ut one Of the CORPORATIONS attorneys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03

II fou Want Quick Results,
9rorn your Want Ad put IL in IA,
Newspaper where Il is read ouii,.t 30, ~
The Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03
UNEMPLOYMENT INCREASES;
MANY APPLICATIONS DAILY

In tho meantime. however. uncmploy-
nent Is slightly on tho increase here.
to- the Municipal Bureau and hundreds
come TO that conducted by the Fed
cral government. The city'S agency
confines its activities largely to local
workers ana industries The Federal
agency recruits labor for many out-of-
town projects.
Inskilled labor's attitude is indicated
in many instances every day at the city
bureau. Here come all classes and all
races Because the officer in charge is
woman. gentle. soft Of voice and
with tho findcst of faces. applicants.
difhdcnt and timid before brusquc men,
unhurdcn themselves and shoulder
their troubles upon Miss Berry's will
ing shoulders
and respectful. but firm in the belief
that tho millennium had arrived. and
that the golden day OF the unskillcd
iahorer's emancipation from hard work
was nero, applied for u ''puhSition" He
hhd been employed at Lee Hall or some
other OF the many government rcscrva-
tons along York River. where tho
Il; horcr has hccn paid good wages for
having his name on the pay roll lie
T;,rted work in Richmond
"hat kind of work do YOU want?'
Miss Ferry asked.
Mos any kim"
What have you been doing"
Sisiin' n carpenter"
$3.50 JOE NOT ACCEPTABLE
TO 'SISTtNT CARPENTER
You can get p Job on road construc-
tioii at $3.50 Il day on the road to. tho
=. 60 ''tl Cemetery. DO YOU want that >"
h!& evidently was not an agreeable
sol. The little negro did not reply
furthc" than to slightly elevate his al
tennatcd chin. rs that all you have?"
hn asked.
here is a chance that YOU might
ici Job with window cleaning es-
Establishment. 1t pays So day when
You learn and the wage is SIS dav
Whiie YOU are learning
mouSht slider date" said the little
'c!!oW, and no was given a card to the
prospective employer
men came buNop, negro woman.
Shc' TOO, wanted a position. "No'm,''
shc "did.n, want no job a-cooliin' ner
cicanin, Such work required too much
rhort ana was so messy. What she
wanted 10 he was a maid with the
lriiiy iii ap'ons and caps whut dew
wears in desc sto'cs. Nom, amt
Ewinc cook and clean no mo'-not If 7
kin help ii. Nom, dat amt"
NESS Ferry gave her card to some
one who possibly might give her the
JON shn wan III
Vow. what arc you going to do with
situation like this. when nobody,
wants the jobs YOU want mostly 10 fill?''
SAID MISS Berry, in despair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03

Sixty-thrcc now cases of Spanish in,,u-
MA and eight deaths from tho disease were
vest trday rrrortci 20 the Board ~ Health.
rcinl number OF cascs reported since noon
last Saturday IL zoe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03

. The condition OF Assistant Attorney.
t'aamSral j 1. JSnk lr.. VIII" MAS seriously
tl%uG'd several weeks a,-u when run dow
hy an autoniob!lc, is vrca;iy improved IL
was reported yesterday. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03

Increase ...S 5,2il C7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03

j. ". Johnson. of 1895 Hanover Avenue
=, ns"n clerk IN the uitCts OF i. Ice Moore
rtth' Nudtor ~ Puhl!c Accounts, who was
.tI!H hurt la:t Monday afternoon in a
F"'ItE accident. is recovering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03

The subject OF Rev r. y Calisch ,t
.eih Nhaaa n Temple tonight will bc The
tSSacrH ~ Jerusalem and the International
thhpksSiNinS Day Services start ~ sis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03

Election or officers and members OF tho
iA,rutiNc council cf tho Equal Sunra gc
Snitraec headnuarIors. Fourth and Franz.
m streets ncA, Tuesday afternoon at $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03

:, Nrs. wilton -. Alien. Sr OF Nontrosc
~ .-hi 3 yesterday received word of Tho
arrival OF h"r son George Watt Alien ~
Newport News from Fran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-03

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