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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
COURTS MARTIAL PROBE
BY LAWYERS ADJOURNs
American Bar Association to Have
Further Hearings i'm Chicago
Soon.
WILL CALL ENLISTED MEN
Chairman Gregory Announces Inquiry
VIII Continue - Former Officer
Says Army Uses System as ENccu-
tive Agency Instead OF Judiciary.
IRv Associated I,rcss.I


of the committee of the American Bar
Association on administration of mill
and tho committee adjourned subject 10
the call OF the cha wman. Judge :. :.
Gregory. of Chicago. The views of
obtained by the committee and Chair
man Gregory said he would imme-
might not be able TO attend subsequent
hearings should the public sessions be
resumed later in Chicago. Mr.. Gregory
has Indicated that he desires ii pos
of enlisted men before closing the
record and he expects TO do this in
The acting Judge advocate general.
Brigadier-General Kreger, was among
the witnesses heard today. This officer.
who succeeded Lieutenant- Colonel An
sell as acting judge advocate general.
when General Crowder. the judge
adNoca ie.gencral, wen, 70 Cuba; gave
formulated. as the committee was
pressed for time.
board. Of which Lieutcman,- CoIoncl
Anscll Is prcsident--Coloncl James :.
I,asby-smiih and Lieutenant -colone /
cmphaticaly supported the existing
court-martial system as we'll calcu-
lated 10 get ~ the facts. aud not likely
60 bring about the punishment; Of In
The only other witness was j. r. w
Gardiner, New York lawyer, who
army. lie was the only one OF the
score OF men suggested to the com
mittec by Colonel Ansci to appear be-
diner insisted that the attitude OF the
regular army was all wrong because
it held the court-martial system 70. be
whereas it was in fact a portion OF tho
judicial framework of the country, duly
recognized by the supreme Court as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
R. w. MILES WILL SPEAK
UPON "MEM AND VICTORY
y. VI. &. &. Worker to Address Mems
Meeting sunday Afternoon
~ :t::tU O'Clock.

Il; w Miles, for the past year one
of the ''N' secretaries III Southern
camps, and now actively engaged in
the work of organizing Virginia to
care tor the returning men. VIII b. the
speaker at the men j meeting At the
Cc:lrdl y. VI q. \. building sunday
AFTERNOON at 500 o'clock Ills SUBJECT
viii me Men and Victory" The meet
ing viii open with an illustrated ser
vice OF ~oHS.
General Secretary Mckee will give
the last y! a series OF four illustrated
talks on FIXTURES from The Man of
Ga!iicc TO the Boys sunday After
moo" Club ~ ESQ o'clock, in the boys
LOBBY. interest in the club has been
Si'3dilN tiloM;LS. New tickets for
inc l.tdS, Whites and Blues tor the
month T.; May viii be given out at the
.NcGl.nS s'd:uiaN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
THREE SOLDIERS THOUGHT
DROWNED IN HAMPTON ROADS
snilbont I'm Which Men Set ~.
Relieved Swamped by
-%Seciaf to The Times

Seciaf to The Times Dispatch.1
HAMPTON. VA. April 25.--Tilrec SOL
diers OF the medical corps. lrp;,,d
States Army. attached to the America,
Hospital No. 81. near Hampton ,ro
thought TO have been drowned IN
Hampton Roads last night when tbo,-
small sailboat was caught In a sou,u
The boat was recovered today. but
al traces OF the men failed in IL search
by the military authorities. Tho miss
me men arc Sergeant Charles a. ion
kins; nineteen years old. whose fathnr
resides in Kokomo. H.; Corporo,
Gcor~c A.. Weir. thirty-six years ola
whose wife resides ut 440 Broadwnv
lonkcrs y. Y: Private John J. Nc
Hugh. twenty-five years old, whose
sister. Miss Catherine McIIugh. Is con
nectcd with the King Reach Hosni,,I
in Long Island. y. Y. The men were
out for sail over tho Roads, and II
is thouEht that their small boat was
swampcd.
None Of tho men had been overseas
but were Serc on regular duty in con
ncction with the hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
Real Estate and Court News
cIIANcEnf BARGAIN AND SALE.

A. MR. ;S; S''y $ $i:;S
Ayenus. c%2' feet wc:! al From, Street,
No 2i;s Eas! Main Street, 's'' feet 'eeaG =
M line yHSh ne sTcG
Lien. $4,000 April y. 1918: tan s25o,
4. H.. llarwood and lone H.. twiro) to
1fis 81 i0 0fhsr Of y
Avenue and ,"mS"rdy Street April Ii.
", $. Robinson and Alice j.. tw!fe> to II.
ncnc orsfiy. 20 iSei re hos BY o. Gse
- f%.i cast Of St lanes street., or North
I mihche A PaHna Is o sis i aS 81 sio ,u.
sandD t. Eiizabcth Nrunann. No. FOL l-2
Street i7S fes inShSs nor north 'S ~ % nn h,Te
lang Street. Lien, $1,000 Arril 81. 1918;
2 fs$ o. 5fs src %s
belmont Avenue. April IS. 1919, tax SIS.
n p Lewis ana Ada Cwifc9 TO A. Hor-
81, 1918: Sax SOC, SO. O "a" 'e%'' N''''
w hGsa i MShsngI ana T. J. husnpaa 70
:,,H s., corner q Chambcrlayns Avenue
n' s'"a!' t ESn sdn Ss n' s. G:G is
u GSraGn NJ woody and Louise Gordon
H block g, Plateau, 5OxII$g a. south side
w ;. Robinson and Alice J. fwitc) 10 r.
G Il sss 'iTrsFuIsrs north Ing acon SI1ssi
Avenue. April IS. 1919; ia. 81. $40.
r. !" oenoon' irustHe decd from Ida ~
south cherry Street feet ~ n Hna ' 10
liI feet east line Cherry Street. S, feet
!, - inches north Of Cumberland street.
The West Broad Street Realty Invest.
ment Corporation to Robert ID. Powell. M.
1909 Park Avenue. 3oXl1a fc", . inches
\ i,n j.
70 Robert D. Powell to George r Nelson. No
Is. 1919: tax sc6. $40
:. Samuel K. lIoyie ct ais. of Hcwpor, News
I'm. lIirs, AvGnus. - test north Of rlish.
tax $3.50, $40.
George T, Nelson and Edith ~ twrc, TO
SOY ~ feet a, northwest corner Of Grove
Avenue and belmont Avenue. March 81,
Realty and finance Corporation of vir-
g, block 6. North Richmond Terrace. 5e.ISe
feet west line Barton Avenue 3lo fest
iI'SSIi!!h ,o oi Mersh,'h Street November 10.
:. Edgar L. English. trus,c. tdccd from q.
A. condylesl to James j Stathes OILS in
ii,H Js - %s teet inches by I29 fest soutl.
John W ~ Williams Y and Ann annie s ,witc,
TO- Eii.abeih J. Campbell. 25xl2o feet sou,h
Cailic T., Sha ckfor,! to H. r. barnes, x,
South Davis Avenue. IGxloO feet lr-
M ff ! s1et PAVE sh Nvf2a Il fSSi
20. 1919, tax $50. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
COTTONSEED MEN PLAN
TO FIX MINIMUM PRICES
Growers. MillcrS and RcircrS Meet
With Representatives of the
Food Administrations.
SV SNINf:TON.

"WASHINC;TON NDriI "1.-Ecprc-
scntatircs Of the cottonsced Industry
composed Of growers, millcrs and re
iineCS, conferred with the cottonSccd
division or the food admins ton to-
day relative to the governments Stabli-
Hation program by which a mini
mum price for cottonScrd has been
contained in agreement with the in
dustry
Efforts were made to pass Il resolu-
ton asking that the government pro-
gram BE stab lied: in other words.
that the government rclinQuish it's
control After several hours OF dis
cusson the industry was unable to
agree upon concerted action and the
meeting adjourned until Tuesday.
Officials Of the food administration
expect the resolution TO be passed at
the next meeting, but il was predicted
that this would have no effect on the
food administration and government
control would continue until after dis
posa. OF the present crop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
CHANCERy HELEAsE DEEDS.

10 '" s Heii and Is. WERNER, trustees
~ Ialiic j.. Snackford, 80. 1902 Monirosr
Avenue. lGONlti feet west lin" Montros.
nnN"nuc. 80 fa"t north of Rrook,and varI
-iirnu!"N"ri also @nNsl feet inches nor, II
I'M m, ,i"n"'cr Avenue. 100 feet east of
; ,,I'" RI ais" No. . South Davis Nvcnur
Sa'ennH"o ! zee; south of Main Street hrri,
T. Elan and o IT, Funsten. trustee.
10 susie Lyon GINS oIxiS5 fcct AZ south ,
y ..%%th't "t Main and Elm Streets. April
~ !, Grant trustee. To Numa r. IioyIc
mmu assigns iOHl 80 feet east lin. Frs. 40
- IA ie.5 n"r'h Of Highland Street, ArriI
Scnmidt: trustee, to T.. Is SIC
iMI,u,t 'ry amt Liza r. twitel. 70xI4o feet south
~ ha'"', Road. 80 feet west OF Fcndai
"NNtHu'. .NnFl -. 1919: S?t. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
Y. W. c. A. AIDS FEDERAL
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Workers Will BE Supplied to Facili-
tate Tasks in Womcn's
Division.
GOING. BACK TO OLD PLACES
Those Nh6 Earned Good Salaries
During War Return to Previous
Jobs ct Lower Moncy--Mnny
Enter Needle Work Plants.

questionable has just been sent
out TO general secretaries OF y w.
ter. employment secretary of the Ma
to:a! y. w: G. ~. inquiring into tho
present condition of the women's di
vision OF the local United states En-
ploNrnent Service. as the first step in
working out ar effective method of
cooperating With the national employ
ment service up until the time it
who're the womens division has
been closed through lack, OF funds the
if IN" situation warrants it, Just as
1t did in philadelphia. where the entire
over and the oitc" rec rcopSned. the
necessary fund OF $4,000 being supplied
by the National War Work Council
cations were received there the first
day.
supply Extra workers.
II additional workers arc needed for
carrying on the work the y. w: G., ~.
already been done n, Niagara Fails.
Additional workers will be needed in
inniy r,iiSs hes as s the Sl2h OF the
other cities the Y. w. &. ~ will man
age the Office just as in Alton. HI.
for women has. been opened in. what
was formerly tho Y W. c. y. Indus
ria, War Service ccnte-.
ono effect of this QUESTIONABLE will
be. according to Miss McMaster. TO
arouse city associat ions TO tho crying
need for an employment service for
women SO that If an Industrial center
city. The association may feel the need
OF hciDing its neichbor out by supply
ing an employment bureau. OF these
associations approximately 1o5 have
full-time employment secretaries who
have been cooperating with the
Federal bureau.
Enter Needle Trades.
Unemployment among women is not
acute at tho present time. according
to Miss McMastcr. as large numbers
or the women who were engaged in
war industries have entered the needle
trades which are demanding many
workers. Many OF these women arc
returning to former occupations by
doing this and arc receiving fo-nrc-
lower wages. although tho garment
trades on Tho whole have raised
wages TO meet tho demand made hv
war. says Miss MrMastcr who feels
that the most difficult time for women
workers and the greater amount OF
uncmnlovment among them will come
during the slack period in the needle
trades.
No definite policy has hccn outlined
by the National War Work Council as
the emergency nature of the situation
VIII make il necessary Ia supply funds
workers or take over offices according
to local conditions arising during tho
next three months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
Role of Wireless
In Reconstruction

MHrconi. the vorld-farned genius,
foresecs marvellous possibilities for
the Development of wireless conf
Inunicntion md It's unlimited role In
the work OF reconstruction follow
ing the wrr. Int ~ the POSSIBLE
tiles would he marvellous had not
80 many seemingly miraculous
things already been accomplished.
The wizard of tho wireless SnSs TINT
never have so mnny kindred in,cn-
tions sprung mp in connection with
this form OF lOnE-distnncc conI-
muntcntiOn In so brief u period ~
between the outbreak OF tho war
md TINT never-to- he forgotten
morning when the Hun delegates
subscribed their names to the arm
istice. Hut all those things are as
nothing when compared with those
which the next few years will hrin.
forth AZ he sceS them with his
prophetic eye. An important dis
cussiOn of the wireless with Mar
conf will he publishcd In The Times
Dispatch on sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
CASUALTY LISTS INCLUDE
TEN VIRGINIA SOLDIERS
Patrick a. kcnnrdy. n n;crm,,,,
Marine. is Reported ns Died OF
Wounds.


SiE'h "ut today by The Committed on Public
lnipIhation show toia. Of 80 c.,suaItias
uNl'vd o. follows: Killed Ia action II: died
ffipn' Wnlnns, -: missing In action. i: dlo,I
n"i.i 't'rnpidi' ACCIDENT. |; died from acct
nn,I.' ana other causes. 81: died of disease
~ wounded severely. 10 wounded degree
unrt t"TInincdt. 5: Wounded slightly .,l
NirEiniaEs and North Caroluitns in the
Rsis are: " "
DIED FROM WOUNDS.
$500 Sergeant
Williams. Roland g.: Clifton Forge Va
hrnncdN. Patrick ~; Richmond, Na Una =.
DIED FROM hCCinENTS AND OTHER
CAUSES.
. Private.
myers. Wlllinn J Jcnninca. y. c.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Prlyatc.
DiIard, James T.: Hays y G
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
lieutenant.
Hume. Julian X Norfoi. Va
SrrEcnnts.
''as<cil. porsc II: kimbclltor va
vincent, Cicero T.: Greensboro, n c
Prlrntcs.
lisl"y. Grover Cleveland. Chatham Va
Norton John; New Marct. VA.
PORTED MISSING.
Private.
Elliott scaton Samuel: Petersburg. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
First Baptist

Preaching at II o'clock and S:iJ
o'clock nv the pastor Rev. Geo. W Me
Daniel. u. u. sunday School meets at
.: 60 a NJ. Il. Y. l.. L.. 7:l5 l.. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
GERMAN BISHOPS OUT
French Churrhmen Appointed in DiSh-
opriCS OF Strnsbourg
and Metz.
rRy Associa,eh rrnw- :

T.hltlS. Thursday. April 24.-Oficiai
announcement was made today OF the
nomination by President poincarc of
MonsiEnor Ruch, Bishop OF Nancy. TO
he bishop Of StraShourg, and MonsiEaor
Pc!ticr. vicar general Of Nancy, to he
bishop OF Metz. succeeding two Ger
man bishops. The nominations were
made on recommendation from Premier
Clcmcnceau.
This Is the first Zinc since the scpa-
ration OF. the church and state In
France that church nominations have
appeared In the official records. To-
days action arises from the fact. that.
while relations between France and
the Vatican are still broken off. the
German concordat with Rome still APP
plies TO Alsacc and Lorraine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
START SESSIONS ON MAY |
PrcSbytcrinl Auxiliary az Abingdon to
Meet M Glndc Spring for
Three Days.
LSrcclal 10 Thc Timcs- nisnatch.l

PULASKI. VA. April c5-rhc Pres
hytcr!al Auxiliary Of the Prcsbytery OF
Abingdon will hold it's annual session
May | To : at Glad" Spring. y large
attendance is anticipated. Among the
prominent speakers who Will partici-
pate are: Rev. c. T.. Stcgall, AN indus
trial worker in Africa: The Rcv. Il. ".
Carson, of Saltvillc whose subject will
be The Socia! and Religious Results
of the War: Mrs. Walter Mccoy, Of
Knoxville, Synodical prnsiden: Of the
synod OF Appaltchia: Mrs. j.. V. Tad
lock, OF kentucky.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
CITY UNION MEETS SUNDAY
Christian EndrnNur Sor!ctic. To Gnthcr
AT seventh Street Christian
Church.

attention OF the Christian Endsavor
societies of the city is called IN ihc
meeting of The city Union tomorrow
afternoon Al $50 O'Clock in III. Seventh
street Christian church.
This is the annual n,cc:inr M u.n;o,
me officers are elected, and n large
representation from each society is en-
pcctcd. 80 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
CONFIRMATION SERVICES
CIn.s OF Thirteen to lie Administered
tho Apostolic Rite Mt
Emmanuel Church.

rev. L. T.. OsGood Will present for
confirmation AZ the II o'clock service
tomorrow in Emmanuel Church Brook
tiiil, :, class Of thirteen children and
adults. Right Rev. William Cabcli
Brown, i. -. bishop Of Virginia, will
preach and administer the apostolic
rit". combination services were
hold last night by the rector and fina!
Instructions given the candidates in
the presence Of the congregation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
WOMEN GIVEN lAITY RIGHTS
Methodist Conferences Vote i,""N Tor
nnd .ii3 tgnima Chunrc in
Church Law.

NASHVILLE, TENN. April .a.-rhc
t9mplcic No" OF southern Methodist
annual conferences ON tho question of
li:'y tights for women became known
hero today Nhc vote stands i.229 for
"ud ~? against, substantial majority
as y three ioUrthS vote was required
10 cnac, tho measure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
VESTRYMEN ARE CHOSEN
Eurrh az Good shepherd Bunrti OF
Twelve for Coming


Names &c Ncstrymeu elected at the
Church o. III" Good shepherd TO serve
i""r TN c,s"ing twelve months follow:
lt'chard u. Smith, AlScr l.. Hurt Az
lett 7. GoddD. Edward r. LYONS.
=. mes T. Minor, ]. Preston Carson.
tunes Robertson, James y. Addison.
/. g. Ncrh". General James Mlcgili,
john Beverly Hancock. Augustine
itbN..n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
PLAN MEMORIAL SERVICES
Pu,n,ki Lodge. T. O. q. T.. VIII Observe
Centennial with Exercises ut
Elks' Thrntcr.

PULASKI, VA, April 2a.-PulaSk !
Lodge. No. 81, /. q, 9. T.. will observe
tho centennial on sunday afternoon
with exercises in the ElkS' Thcatcr.
The address VIII he delivered by tile
Rev. John VI. Grove. Of TaZcwcll, a
former pastor of the Methodist Church
here. Invitations have been extended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
Tank. Mt Appomn,,o..

iSoecial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
APPoMATroN. VA. April .5.-Ap-
pomattoN was Yesterday visited by one
or tho WA tanks which attrocfod n
large crowd. Tho Carter Glass special
train was also here at IL o'clock, and
aticr a few speeches by tho visitors.
subscriptions for the Victory loan were
taken. ABOUT SIS, 900 was received in
less than thirty minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26

NrIIHUIG. AprlI 2i.-Ehward !
I9yle. thirty-cicht years Of age. dicc
".,ansShay night a; tho home OF Ills
ing the war he was in the quarter
InaNters department. Of the army ana
was recently DISCHARGED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
Earl Snntti,icrs-

FARRISONTT. IG Arril % ~,
wa resolved here last nigh, OF the
ceaih IN hospital i'm Baltimore yns.
ttesaaE mornins of iarl Snntm!crs, Of
FdinhurE, shenandoah county I1e
'Sas the son Of tire iatc William SAM
Tnier5 ana was twcntv-one Years nf
age. SurNvin- arc Isis widow and an
infant daughter ."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26

PULASKI April o5-Jacob II. sands
oied lG@sd ~ aLtI! protracted i'll
ness he! - - torn in Botctourt Coun-
-; December l3,,1s3s. The body was
taken 20 Giles County for burial. where
ne Tor many years resided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
WORKERS ARE PENSlONED
salvation Army TO Care for OTlccr.
Who Have nccomr iHcnpacItatcd
Tor Duty.

salvation Army officers, just like the
officers in all Other armies, are re-
W',Tued Tor long and faithful service
ny btinS pcnSIoned when they are no
longer abir 10 carry on active work
ia the sl3,pou,UUU which the army is
ASKING The people Of the Cnitcd States
10 contribute 10 its home service fund
IN the Week of May - is included an
tom OF S4VO,0O0 Tor DECISIONS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26

RiNLoTTESNlLI.E Anil %
News Was received here today of ,ho
death, In s.. Louis. o: Mrs Bertha
Rvs Skinker. wife ct Thomas Keith
''Eink"-, and mother Of Captain Alex
ander Rivcs Skinkcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
BAPTIST
Calvary Baptist Church

The pastor. Rev. Garter Ashton lem
kenS, will preach as follows: n ~.
Who u On the Lords Side" =" T. A.
Ting Pr"hieal Son" Baptism at The
y. NJ service. At : y. NJ. Mond a Y.
breaking ground for the erection OF
the church auditorium. Interesting
progra y II welcome.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26

CililH.9rTNSNU.LE. April ga
Telegram received here announces the
neath near Eaton Rouge, In, from in
!HTlcs sustained in AN automobile ac-
cident OF Gilmore Woods a nativo ~
'h1s CITY ant an nlumuus OF the Uni
Eersiiy Of Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
Names Convention Delegates.

EN'.EIGiI. y. G. April 25.--Commis-
"i"ncr of Agriculture W. A. Graham
her or delegates from This state In ~.
World Cotton Conference. ;n New or
leans October 1876 The delegate.
are j y. Brown, thadbourn: George
y. Hold"rn"ss. Tarboro: j. a Walker.
Charlotte: -. X. Armstrong. Gastonia
W. L. coopcr. Wilmington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26

No SaINat!on Nrmy spends 5000 200
Year m caring for women and chill
d''h, according 10 statement just
lse nrd Icy rs national headquarters
Ih.s " devoted to the upkccn or
t""niN- i've rescue homes and maternity
psritals. one general hospital. II chill
dt"u hospital, three childrcu'S homes
ANA eleven slum posts and nurseries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
M1Ss Annie RrcI1,

DANN1Ll.E. April 24.-Miss Annie
Bcewer, a former we'll known resident
on TUESDAY night, was buried here in
Green H!l cemetery this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
John u. I\nirhfcn.

.HARRISoNBCECi, april o5.-John r.
k"isaten aSed thirty-cight. died a,
ms nome near Swift Run Wednestav y,
Of SriSht's disease He is survived ~
ms WIDOW and several children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
mENKlco nAKcAIN AND sA,t

al ] harrie to MARY d. Maraw.iu, es 80
Sh,Es On Ions EridSc Road. ucar Willis
S!,"' ~ August 10. 1918: $3.50
i,,ss'r t.il,n howard ana husband I,
r'Hr t.Tarhiu. lots and . III. y"iir,o -
farm March -. IDio: TAX 81 co IA ~ "'M~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
PREACH TO 25,ooo,ooo
Salvation Army Secures m Ooo co,-
versions During Meetings in
Past Year.

salvation Army workers preached 10
To.oooo"o persons in the United States
"st ear. according to statistics Of
hetd1uarters. OF these, 1000, 900 All
tended indoor meetings and is, 00n. 900
1utuoor meetings The number who
occurred themselves converted was
"';"Vp The Salvation Army has a.3iS
officers and cadets in the United Statcs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
Yrs. Mnry 4. Pence.

HARRISONBUEG April o5.-Mrs
Mary = Pence, wife OF Charles Pence.
o!ed Yesterday. She was forty I.
TfaTs old and il survived. besides her
husband, ~ three children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
Mrs. Mary Win-e.Id

,, L,T.NCHbu re. April 25-Nirs. Mary
r; !ngileld, "ichty-foUr years OF aga
Gied his morning tt tho Lynchhury
hospital Her body was taken this
Ino'ning TO .irpomattoN county FOR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-26
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
William j. 1IRtroni.

LYNCHBURG. April 25.-William J.
Matroni, lftythrce years OF age. died
here late Wednesday. He is survived
by his wife, SIX daughters and son.
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Paramount Avenue Bap-
list Church

REV. ROBERT L. ChNEELE.:. Pastor.
sunday School meets $50 A. NJ g. l..
palmer. superintendent. Preaching II
\. NJ. and y. NJ by the pastor Morn
ing subject, Counting one fo- Cod
Night. Wise and Foolish" T. Y. l.. t..
l.. NJ. All welcome.
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nrnidi'i Memorial bible school, cor
h"r Inirty-sccond and Broad Streets.
VII! observe its annual missionary day
OH Anril ~ at 10 \. NJ :, spcciai nro
gram has been arranged