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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

niiIy Sundny breaches On "rhc
Value OF Prayers at =, AMI on
what A'ust no TO BE saved " 1T
7:H. -
Miss f'Iorcrrc kinney, OF sun
la! part!,, conducts chapel meet
ing at Collegiate school for Girls
at 10.
Meeting OF Tri-Stntc Medical A.
SOciu,ion. Jefferson ItotcI nuditu-
RUM. 20.
Annual tea af itich moud CHAPTER
of tic United Daughters of the Com
fcdcrac!. Lee Camp sinll. from S
Ia d.
JcficrsGp Hotel. loom GtU, at e..
Lectures on "io>v to Market intel
Iiv."'iy' aud housekeeping. in
Chinn."
Lecture NJ womap'S Club 1T 8.
Charles Pcrgirr. commissioner TO
the United States from tho C4rcho-
Sl"va!t rcDnblir. >pcaiss tn members
of Chamber Of Commerce. in the nu-
diiorium at tho Chamber, &.
Wi.s Grace "alr conducts bible
"tudy class on platform IT City Nu-
'iitoriuW at s.
Jnmcs ItiNcr Garden Club ut JOi
West Srnnl<lin street. ..
Womans Hoard of Methodist In
sti;utc meets NJ Ihr institute at II.
Charity tea under auspices Of
Nomnu'S Cub of Gintcr Park, 1n.
Chnmbcriaync Avenue, from 4 to q.
Miss Grace Suac conducts UibIc
study class for residents of south
Side. BaiubridEc street Baptist
Church, mt y.
Academy of NIusic--'iiIcarts OF
the World" S:3O.
I.,ric--Nnudc,iiIc and pictures. $.
1:3U and D.
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cnANCEET RELEASE pr,ns

sS.tvl'n- -us'cc. % a:;.-> j. -lay
'..-e ~. ,c,. S,5r.' = 'oet
-, .'5.-G'.; and ): Streets. January ~ I.,s
T.. Ch-~r w. trustee 20 Mary = c,,v
-" - tnri FF!rtY.f irsi Street .. rsr.'
y - W f""f cas-. ii-'c Th'rt-..i-rt Si-,..
,.,is.'y - -. 90 ~n1.|rth % Le!eh stree,
CHI" r.rr sud r " Bo1'cv. ,ris
800 10 lrr bella TIoC3.'-, No Il. c..I.'.
,-o: :::xi,9 feet cast Inc GRAHAM sirGa n
~. g '.,sh"s .,c,.h "f c!ar stree. Do.
= Ch"vn!r~ ''ns,"c n Ma Ga,
.. Nr-.h 'r'i'-ty FRS, street e ,en, 4
-h.f Nly f""' raW i!i'e Thl..v-G-s, G,-S..
.. 'ert ~ ,...h~. r1'th 90 !.e.rh s'r,..
$. Ccnnen. cdd Arthur Y. On -n,,,
.i"tt =" W y. Harris. :Txl3S :ert N
y, -. :" ,.r, 49, north Of Cary Stree
.-''Y.r.y 90 Arcc Hle-holzer e, als ~
~ iTrtrutr y. north 'i7r r;-pc. S,-.,, -
80. ~. ~ fanrel S'r.c, Foarua-r in
r =. Char .-us-e In Name + Ian.
~ Srisl fott .nches west Inc Of
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OSI;-LEGGED "IiENO" Ctr
WIDE. SNATn IN MOBILE,

Mobile. ALA. Feb. 1S.--Thc ono
icgScd negro who posed az Henry
iohnson. slayer of thirty six iGermans.
and owner OF the Croix dc Gucrrc. re-
ceivcd many half.dollars from PERSONS
who attended tho Emancipation Day
celebration here to zee Johnson, nd :
Ncrt.scd as special feature. Fills ar
rest IN st. Louis disclosed he vas Al
bert Parker.
Parker cut a wido swath in Mobile
when he was here in January. recciv-
ing cditoria! mention in the papers
re gained much money. as his lee
Il week. His leg was lost under a rail
road train. and the scars on his body
were received In alterations in this
country.
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Si3th S',sSS IS tes' !ceisss YOrh Of i.0i'h
na MHFnfi iS tTse c ,g + Inc ;Se Si.n
olson street; FOB feet c!~t o. williamsburg
Mary Ei,,t Hrown. icxli5 feet, at northeast
corner OF Grace aud Mulberry StrCCt..
February 10. 1910: $500
Eicharl W. Jones trustee. 20 John 7.
Whi;hcl q. GpHsn feet. youth line Linden Ave
nus. laaa feet wcst at Meadow Bridge load.
\. J. ChcwninS. Ir. trustee TO Joucph !,
Harrison. No, iJS Noilc Avenue soxiSs cer,
west line Noble Avenue. 10 feet north az
mr"okiand Park boulevard. January Is,
II. L, Richcson and l. I. Crutch.lcld.
,rus'crs TO r. J.. Hawkins. l.: acres. bcini;
lot = bounded by' Cary Street. Floyd Avenue,
1etw.cn West street ard Auburn Avenue.
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Zeal Estate and Cour, News
"H,NcuEy RARr,1> M SALE.


TAr To. TlA-S Combaay. Of R!chmona. 10
',t'y D.. +-=.,-i-' Il. block Il, r:ookaaic
n-!. ~ Is. 1878: $50.
50. "a TUG pmpc1i. o. Richmond
~ ,:-"u' lots . ana 20. SQUARE ~. Henry
re, t-oH:r- 80 feet on south lin. Main
e'; q go; Inc Hamilton street Febsu-
'H' Ruehr9,u,i %, II. u. i!arwood 81
IT. ir"hc. 30 fcrt ~ inches at north.
"a-.H- @! P.rh Avenue and i.1.,tba-Jv
!"nrn.y =. l*ls tx $40 ia.
an ~ wait, ". and ld. - .v.jtah
r. Hsr. u paru. 20 ;s.51 Wn,; t.,:=h.
~ 500. -pI'E in" i.ctch S,rr-t To
'4t-' 80 -u,Im.i .tv,nuc I.i,n Of ,:..,.
$3.50 - Isl? iaN $50. $40
t'-. c..on, trustee. 10 Main Stree,
=" W. 'n'a ~ 'oa. ~, % to- 81
arc Ainr.ha! s'ree,s. Msv "a.
%'-' ~: 20 " C. Wr,,oHi. lilo :ce -
~ D"ia WV" AEcrGc ~ ru-;h III,
,i-eH. being lot -. hlocA " lIi,;', l.
rt-;,, fth!ps r" T.. 1919: $50
= ~ llSrNorG aud Icac T.. iw,reN -
' "n.i" 18Th. 40 * cost Main
- ''"' - iGchcf Isl r..t son, \
~ St-'n'. 2 fret g inches =.
, N,Ih&' d". ~ t.jcl February
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SEIZE BOOZE ON SHIP
Vessel Sailing for Norfolk Had $4,000
Worth of WhiSk! stored in
suit Cases
fBy Associated Press.l

BOSTON. Feb. lS-Agents Of tn.
Department, OF Justice boarded tbc
steamship kershaw. Of the Merchants
and Miners Transportation COMPANY
mere today shortly before the ship was
due TO sail for Norfolk, Va. and seized
whisky valued at 5000 The officer.
hcciar:d the liquor was 10 DC taken
mt" NirG mia. Il prohibition state. In
violation OF Federal law
PRACTICALLY al of the liuuo, was In
pint bottles and had been backed in
SUI eases and bags. ana hidden in
crews quarters
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NEW ARMY MOVE BEATEN
Attempt ia Sncurc Special Uu,c n,
100000 Force Fails Of
ADOPTION.
iBY Assnc.a..dr pcs.

Wash iNGTON, Eco lS.--AdnTinistro.
ION leaders u the House failed TO.
committee report 4 SPECIAL ruiz Ia meet
parliamentary obstacles TO icgisI;,iion
IN the pending army appropriation
htN ior " temporary pcacc.tilmc army
of 800 300 men
Instead. by q close vote. the com
Hi;;sc decided ID give rule FOR I'M
MEDIATE consideration &C :; Senate hin
auth"rizin& the resumption % voInn.
rule probably Will be lei Nv pcnra'
sentative Kahn, Of California
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VIII E-tnhli.: cemctcr, ir France.

nv ENNH''ta:efi I'fF.S !
WASI{INGTpN. Fcb ia h;,l for
establishing military cemetery in
rance. 70 be Known rs tho "Amcr:ca II
I"ia Of honor" for members Of the
american Evolutionary force who died
abroad. was ordered favorabIy reDor; :
ed by tn" Senate Military Committee
;oday. TIL" French government has
offered {" present a site for the field.
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iIoiD JOINT Ct.f.EHRtTION
ON MASIlINGlON.S nIRIiDAN

AIaio. General omar Bundy. com
ia-ud..G general or the rsntonrneut
isAa accepted an invitation from tn
.Is .; the i;uvolutiou and sous o.
AS AincrtcaN Revolution, Two pa
l. .otic societies. with headquarters in
.,.rhmcnd, to hc the guest OF honor a,
iuint celebration OF tire societies
urh Mil ic Nuia AZ INC WcstmorC
.-"i Club, E!cnn.oni. ON Wa>aiagton'.s
.'irt nGi:. Jfccruar! -. !, - expected
t"a ,,encra Gunay viii mako a snoy;
~ tircSS relating ScDc oil his expert.
cslrtS "hi'c lsaai1g one -. ,hc Anrsri.
en- d;N;.loEs "a trance.
isttcr received to-ia! by G. Z.
N."cG5oy local Red cross :ic'd d
:.cior. from .Major-Gencral Aio tNcr |
cT'ph Mt. stated '!lnj tho former i.iEh-
:.cth Division com N?andtr had hccn re
loved from command or The Min; y
Nrny CORDS and placed IN command
% the Si>tli Corps.
I'cac"A; Croai.h!;n said ;ha; hc was
Stationed nc&- L.uNcmhurg in Il aectior
t"at had been devastated by Tie
,s-u%.
He aaid that nc had recently seen
Co'onc ". II. Waldro.. :or,lcr chief o.
al ElGnt!'th division. and tha, tho
rU,c0cl nas recovering from a serious
''aeaa Or pneumonia The general ala
u": intimate when he expected 10 re-
tn-I 10 Imcrica br' did no, fail TO
mise tho splendid work. done BY tho
+':hnsyl"ani ia, Virginia ana West Viz.
X mau who trained a Camp i.e,.
~" wAo :" srta; extern; corn pr So d
- mcnhcrship % the E!sht!cih Dlv.-
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virginia Commando In New Corporation

w ASH N,iTON, Feb. IS Tho Amor
can RAINING Materials CUrporatior
orEani"ed under the Delaware NV
Va" hind notice with tho Federal Trade
, roLniulssion Of IFS intent TO enter cy-
GIrt Trade. max ing It's headQuar,cre a.
Hlim inGinn. Del. Virginia %orih car.
o!ina ana Tennessee comranlcr cnc."e.
r nc business OF tanning and mann.
! .actufinE tanning materials ar. tIn n
! ,p ,rPSorai%rs nd tho capita 1. given
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19

IS corrrIe;ely washed ou. Of tho sye.
ieM by tho celebrated Shivar Minc-e
Watc". Positively guaranteed by
money back Offer. Tastes inc: costs q
triflc. Delivered anywhere By ou-
Richmond aEcntS--SpeuC -Nurna:nakc.
%. rhono then.--.hdv.
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Local Rainfall.

Rainfall last twelve hours ...... Mono
,.ainiail last t~ cty-f"uv hours NoEc
,,'i'!"hc% sine" .iarch '......... Lie
J. r"H'cAtE SINCE '"nI"ry l........ -
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The Weather
Uurnishcd by I. ;. Weather bureau
Forecast: virginia

!rOrrcnSt: Virginia,
- % ir Wednesday,;
THUR dI. :iir east.
increasing cloudiuc>S
west portion.
N"rth tnroiina-
Fair " ~ nc al q ::
'rhur..t.iy incrcuSiur
"lv;,Ii:ig>,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
Local Temperature ic.tcrd..,

IL noon temperatures. ....... :.
. J. ~. tympcr:l, l;r, ...
l.. NJ. temperature. .......... AS
MHNi"u" ic'np"iaturc 10 i. NJ. -
minimum l"mrcraturC TO l.. ~
hi"an tc'urcrttuTc Yesterday ..... ~
normal Temperature Tor this date. 20
deficiency yesterday ....
!"ccSs since March l............ -;
E%cc;S since January l. ian
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uENnIco BARGAIN AND SALE.

w D.. ,chcaiwooh AMI L. Il. twifc> to
land. lcbrrary |. 1919: ;a,S slice. $40
Bunting Realty CORPORATION 20 Albert l..
Harioct. 10; ). BLOCK 70 Colonial Place .hn-
nc&. jaMuarv 10 l.lg: $50.
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IIENKICO TRUST DEED
nENRECo RELEASE DEEr.

Charles II. Bailcy 10 W. =. Redd ;rus-
too; LOT section {. Brool;lund. Feb-uary
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CASUALTY LISTS SHOW
2,004. WITH II DEAD
nv" Arc Killed In Action, n,th Nine
DC as G;csult of
Wounds.
liG ARE WOUNDED SEVERED,
Many Virginia and North Carolina
Mch Among Those Wounded TO
Undetermined Degree or Only
Slightly Injured.

WASHINGTON Feb is-,.suaity IT.,
TriySn oni i"d2y by M Co,m.ni.tcc on rmb!.c
I intc-r,"t.or show Il total N 2!lNi casualties.
divide - follow: KILLED IN. action. 9: died
! OF Noanis. y: wourtCd ,i.Ercc ualetri-
,nincdl. SIS; wounded severely. lis: wounded
2 slightly. i.tS9.
N;'siuians ami North Caroinians in the
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WOUNDED tDEGHUI UNDETERMINED
.,rnt mt

WOUNDED 'DEGHt.G UNDETERMINED
f fi'2,R6a M@ 5os S. ,li; Gn Ssr,
Aic>l,c. chester L.: Raleigh = =.
, Ai:in. A i,,' r. l fst;sm y c
i;s% Nrti"r' st.; i linton HS%"' 81.
I I:ii,y S Aa%rey q. sfp5s tSGGa Va Va
%I,.;S. i iGhn Ii r,o, p" \ Z va
T Tisdm W!i 2h m VI & F Psis5ffpy 81
cS Eel i mt4i 1tG f ioi5, ci =
Pom Pom. Hama n"Sac. 9 g.: lm Va VI,
G t:S8: ''% i9n 81 rpo,. s e. Va
W?HnG,%r psy@ Dfs .od ,%sss2rG
pcuFhettv. Ar,har C.: EIls,o, va
Latham. DsyidsS Maz Z, aSa3y. \.
wi,l:aa,s. George Gon; rampl.n. va.
;h a5ap nI35f fac Wi' s. I rli:a IA
TDs 80 5;argHfsi dnfs:Ga!a; Y
n-uh,i.s- c!,s-'.s W; Ewl2c'he~er Va
Wiii a,n@ ~ Lag Va Ia a,athsIir!-a
'.a'lnn'no, g" d Wy.hcgilc. Va
Wi!hitsHS@d ,,"i'T ,.I.nd;2cn, "
i!u-t7e-. TO- n: tI1--iSo,i,,r- r.,
'i'bsoH 7ou' H.: High ro.'.C y G
.'0r"tc". :ayir"nrS; Marshall. =. 9
= IS IL = potN'rt v tair~yiil" Va
,:nr-1 VIII" 7 :: Clifton Force. =.
fe~1"@r'. fNScn" q C:-.ndy.'--, y
scott -. II - c;ci6 boo y e
WOUNDED sryEErIr
- 7p'''--' ''oH'o-.l'-r y -
''H''a" de- T.. r'ii:'"., For, Va
itu.I"ii " .N',' =: r.iret' vii'r. y -
!3rh." TM-reI T. c.on."-t = c
'-r!"- wiiii..r, L.. r;r,,rno,tl. Va
V:'.i..lr. -. $780,. :, ~ ~
WOUNDED sLIGurLT.
Iicut .nant.
toc'.e. Er--no rnoi,'n. Ashcvl,lc y. =
Cnrocr.,>.
G1o,.e. loss" Ire. Richmond. w.
ni!r'-. Nsrr 6 Chrilo;to y
i'sticn. Carey / I-ra@sc- y G
Nccl,-uic
f!:.Ser2.G. Wa'l"rc n: stanton Va
Wnvo".r.
McCouli. Charles '. Eirhnouh. Va.
,.>aAc;,, ,lrsr,1 i ~: t,ns.oni, y
!ina"e'y. Ngi.: GlNcan station. Va
''n-,in=:" T-ili'N. Ncv-horr - =
i'"fhSn,. Nc!''': f;-r"'tSt,o-o
NNH7. V:In"'~t' y: '-ha-1n..o = G.
nH7-1F" ''bi.ar': Snow I'm. y =
-'r'.-..oc-' John -ro--,-s. c.,-rv - -
".'iI-r n.cnr. Tsir',->--,I v,
."'''. s"r'ao' u. South r'"h-nonI Va
,'ro'~'- 'sNr.-l0' ''T-rC-'' SO
:-tin'-. "t"-''R = Vnrrrw -
H"'"-'. WIS '."-. E"u<cmon: y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19

Temperatures rs. humjGity. rs: wind
direction uorthr-cSt; wind velocity. 10
miles; weather. clear
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HkNDIW0RK OF COLONIAL
GR&NDM0THERS REVIVED
Products Iscd for Thcrsncutic pur-
poses in Hospitals for
Soldiers,

That Tho Old h2nGicra:ts OF tho Co
.ph.ai woman are destined 10 be PEI
mament!E revived for therapeutic as
WrN as ar,islc purposes was the
"l'n i9n voiced b. Miss Adele Clarke in
league o: Richmond. In all the re-
construction hospitals, said the speak :
rs we'll rs other convaiesccn,s weary.
from ionE confinement. are soothcd and
comfor'"d by hand wov, with which to
while away tho hours
since thirty eight times as man.
ncople in Industry arc injured each
!enr as tner. were Canadian soldiers
wounded during any one OF the ro,i.
years OF the war, Miss Clarke feels ;la;
"cGupa;ionai ;hcra1y has dis.iucil.
.NdUStrini intufn -. "
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ALLIED DOCTORS
FREE oEFER
FREE OFFER

This week we will give free ex-
an1inations and consultations to all
corners. T'hoae cases that are cur
Gbic by our system We will accept for
treatment absolutely FREQ, except for
medicine used. We accept only
durable cases and take no money
from thosa who arc incurahi II
you have any chrocic or long stand
Ing trouble call at once and take
advantage Of this Grand Free Offer.
Hosrs: . to I; 3 to S; z to
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
In Aicmorlan.

sad hut loving rome n branc.
OF IN. dear husband Policeman ~ ".
Martin. who dird one month ago today.
February IL. 1919.
GU. from my heart comes a bitter cry
oh why. Oh why did my husband dIe-
ihen comes AN ans"cr 50 so!cmn and
Yeur Husband IS no, dead: he Is only
Nn"n the angel brouGh; the message
u" iHt i''''"u On. 4
Nonc bu. those tina; had los; their .o.td
one
can our grief and sorrow know.
by hi9 devoted wife,
Mrs. He,,ie Martin.
D.arca. father. you have ;et. US.
lie pnrs yn ~.
But com" day we hope 10 meet YOU
And together We shal! cwcl!
by HIS baby.
Catherine Martin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19

TRCck--oNE Teton KELLT Truck
IL FIEsT-cLAss CONDITION. rKIcEr'
RIGHT FOR QUICK SALE. ONE Used
:.ToS REPu BLIC TRUCK WITH
STAKE BODY. THIS rs PIeE-U.'
Fok SOME ONE. THREE AEp ONL
HALF-ToN REPURLlc TRUCK IN FIN t;
CONDITION. II. d. KING MOTOR coz
PoRATIoH, so WEST BROAD STREET,
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WORK or GHASnMoTIIERS
REVIVED EN WOMEN

Women IN the settlements. girls
throughout the country WHO need hone
"orh FOR profit ~ vel! as diversion
arc hndinS ;h1t the forgotten crafts
OF their Srand:Hothcrs may he revived
with deal OF ;wcntiei,. century in
;crcst, She said
MiSs Clarke traced the DEVELOPMENT
OF the garment industry from thc old
est tool in tho world, the simple hand
spindle invention OF some ingenious
''thlSioric woman. to the comp! Heated
io'in That Immediately antcdaieG INC
'hHcnnSry OF the mills. illustrating
lcr th!k with quaint old models and
interesting pieces OF tapestry and Gov
cr!ctS gathered from many Quarters.
"OMAS'S PARTY ~
ATTACKED IN MEETING
lowing resolutions condemninS tho ac-
IONS OF the suffrage organization
known as the Woman's Party w.r.
unanimously adopted:
In view Of the fact that TIC rroup
Or suhragiSts known a. the National
onAn,s Part. has pursued methods
:" "a inctrica!i contrary 10 the methods
Of the National American woman SUI
rage Association, With which assuri-
nion tho Equal Suffrage Lta@ie or
,lchinohd through the Equal Suffrage
league o; Virginia, is affiliated ~. The
r.quai suffrage League OF Richmond
WiSn 20 rciteraic our statement 20
INC pnpiic that VIC arc in no way con.
ncctcd with the National Noman's
ri"re and disapprovc Of their atti;udc
toward the President OF the United
states, Woodrow Wilson. who ha.
done more to further the cause OF
woman suffrage IN America and in
nc world IMAM any one living man"
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Lost and Found.
AUTOMOBILES
--------= -
Automobiles for Sale. II

ATLAS oNE-HALF'-To% DELIVERY WITH
CLOSED BoDr: GOOD RUNNING CON
DITloN CHEAP FOR CASH ". G.
BOYD. ais WEST BROAD STREET
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his aJdrcssi '-, .....'-a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19

sTuDEBAKER IN Al condition. .esds,er
1917. s-cylinde.. bargain Several
Ferds 10 good n.chsn!ca! condition One
DodgeBuick 1917. s-cy!ind... Mon-y
saved In ,ho.e bargains. Can be .sssn -.
Wcst Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19

j. y. Crawford trustee 20 C. * W!.l!a
IotI ,ot-l square q. Woodvil!c February
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AUTOMOBILES

We ALWAYS HAVE FOR SALE
RELIABLE USED AUTOMOBILES
AND TRUCKS MOTOR Ex-
CHANGE BUILDING. se5-s,s W.
BROAD sr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19

c!aa. condition. This Is barEntn 10
quick buyer, Terminal Motor Co, N,n :
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GETS INTO ToICH WITH
MEN WHO WERE ~ BA1vTI!:

u nlahias rs Inquiries, The Red
cross. ty rC.yrvucC 10 personnel
r-soS4S ANA organization rosters, gets
IA tudch With men 'vno were associated
~ latt!: w.tH those wnom II sseks
t..eu:SNao. cnar,cs Guli&m. os
i'o'orSaarT. recently discharged from,
ta@ sc;N;+c. i assisting L. g. 'inci;rc.
-; :hc Can1D Leo i:cd ,CoSs bureau.
'niT u;:%-scven 6eu 'rere dis
t.i,gESd ,ooa.. ;Ir smallest quota OF
lcl - leave I'll camp within :. great
F.. :. NJ troops from overseas ar
r'te. i,!a afternoon. but with tic
.tHJ.-.c il. New port News tola% or to-
'.,-ror ct Two transport ships. IL is
rNrrcted oy authorities here tina; sew
ora hundred Of those mon viii he sen;
Nerc witAin :cw days for dcm,.bili
Acco-diae - reports from Washing
,o0. 10 ',i;;h.:cth Division mon will DC
rmoDc them M further orders rcla-
tive 10 decentralization have been rC-
"e!Ned =; Major John :. Graves. camp
ptTSoU3c? afiHjant, and with the oE-
reat'"n OF overs aas men, there Will be
no wholesale dischaTr. of Camp I4rc
nd cr5 UEtu further Instructions from
use Ma DEPARTMENT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19

iEnGk BoDlES-Ten different sty!es. I'm
GUIDING dumps. VIII sell at cost See u
9.ione ouyinT Commercial! Motora, Inc .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
BUREAU or MISSING MEN
IS OPENED BY RED CROSS
Rcd Cross Establishes Branch OF
Important Work ut Camp
Lee
WILL HELP ANXIOUS RELATIVES
General Cronkhitc Writes Of Trans
fer From Ninth To Sixth Army
turps-Formcr Chief OF Stan of
Eighticth Has Been Seriously Ill.
[ Special TO The Times-Dispatch ]

CAitl' LEE. VA. Eco. lS.---Wi,n Il
view 10 relieving the anxiety OF rela-
lives, and a; tho same time assist IN
tho work OF the War department. Il
bureau OF missing men" has been
established here by the American Red
cross.
Agencies also will be established in
other environments throughout the
country. The society decided 10 take
up THIS work. after il became known
.ia2i :-rcrs frequently cTcpt into the
casunit* lists that were dispatched to
;EC United states during the war.
IL addition! 70 It's york IN running
down errors hastily reported under tho
s:rrsS Q: battle: the. red Cross, viii
seek q provide for relatives OF soldiers
l,Mlcd In action complete details o.
Death and OF the part the soldier took
N ihc lighting THAT was responsible
Tor his death on the field Of battle.
.'ircady the local bureau has made
careful and thorough invcstigat ion
INTO several cases that have been re-
fGrrcd to il by anxious relatives. and
SO each Instance il has been successful.
Judge II. DnEan. OF Orange. y. j..
.od recoGvcd no word from his Sou,
iisutcnan; James UuEan. \ T.. T.. dur
iug sis months O. lighting. lie
S0i.Sited the assistance of tho Re-,
cross. as'er the lighting had ceased.
and the case was referred ID the local
buraan.
W.;r!n n remarkably shor; time the
bureau had osta ol!slled the fact tina
Lieutenant DuSan had been killed iii
a"tia1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
Funeral Directors.

Funeral Directors. 4
PHtCP - Edwin Phaup. Funcrxl Director
and Ernbalmcr. sos East Main Street
MadLson lal RAndolnh 5ss3.
Su1HEELAED--J l. Sutherland q Son.
Funeral Directors 1905 ives, Main street
itnuI. II lights and SundsYg Ran. 1876
Personals. o
9DNHLlSG-Fiuc exercise for ladies' and
gentlemen. Palace Alleys, under Victor
Lh..ter. E!Shth and Broad S;ree:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19

T II K-AsK TO SEE MR. :MAros
TRUCK USED oHE.ToN TRUCK. ~
GO D. sERv1cnABLE CONDITION
CHEAP FOR CASH. MOTOR EXCHANGE
BUILDING. G1a WEST BROAD STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
1UT0MoBllEs
Automobiles for Sale

HUDSON $40 roadster in rrst-clas,
dition. VIII sacriiice to Quick h,,ynh.'
Drop ny and see this bargain ut Layne',
12oo West Broad Street. "e e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
Williams. George Hare: rampl.r. V.
wOUNnrn STYwETIN.

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The Penn's Grove record., 1919-03-21
About The Elks

Penns Grove Lodge of Elks initiated
a class of new members at their regu-
lar meeting last night. Joseph G.
Buch, of Trenton, District Deputy
Grand Exalted Ruler was present in
his official capacity and made a fine
address to the members. He was ac-
companied by Col. E. c. Stahl, Past
Exalted Ruler, of Trenton Lodge, No.
105 and president of the state ~associa-
ton. Col. Stahl is a we'll preserved
man having exceeded mans allotted
score by several years. He is a
journalist of the old school, now re-
tired. Col. Stahl made a splendid adj
dress and delighted the members with
his witticisms. 1t was a great meet
ing and was heartily enjoyed by all
who were present. d. D.. G. E. Ruler
Buch is a well-known citizen of Tren-
ton, being manager of the Trenton
House. w. L. Dougherty, of Philadel-
phia Lodge, No. 2, was also a visitor.
At the first meeting in April Past D.
D. G. E. Ruler Joseph A. McNamee, of
Atlantic City, will visit Penns Grove
Lodge and install the newly elected
officers.
Next Wednesday, Penns Grove
Lodge of Elks will take a big class of
new members to Atlantic City for
initiation by the officers of the Lodge
in that city. They will go in auto
mobiles and will leave the lodge room
about 2 o'clock in the afternoon. About
20 cars have been secured among the
members, so it will be some parade.