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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
MEN OF TWENTY-N|NTH
R0uT HUNS WITH ROCKS
Two Privntcs of Division in Which
Eirginians Are Perform
Novel Feat.
GUNS WRECKED bY GRENADE
Then Fccney and Brady Stood Up and
Hurled Stones at Enemy Until lie
Flcd-Hero Takes Upbraiding of
Lieutenant Seriously.

Reports which reach here almost
daily tell of the splendid lighting spirit
which characterized the Twenty ninth
Division, composed OF the old National
Guard units from Virginia and several
other States. The latest story tells of
the routing OF 4 German squad with
rocks by two members Of the division.
Private Michael j. Feeney and his pal"
Brady. both scrappnS Irishmcn. The
truth OF the incident Ia vouchcd for
by tho commanding officer of the unit.
The division was in heavy lighting
~ a wooded district in or near the St.
Mihicl sector "Fccney and his rum X
mate. Brady. were occupying the sane
hunk -holc in the woods" writes Lieu
tenant Lang. There was just some
tangled unlerbrush between them and
the lines OF boches close in front. Dur
Ing the carly morning there was n
bochc machinc-gun screnadc and things
were hunm!ng ut lively rate. Some
hochcs who evidently had come up
during the night with the evident in
tenticn OF bombing our men from their
position got close enough TO hurl their
hand grcnadcs into our lines. We were
not il trenches. VIC had gone far. far
beyond them.
rEisNEY STOOD EP AND
HURLED ROCKS AT Hun
ono Hun hurled grenade quite
accurately and it landed on the edge
~ t4It Ll''S "fis TIE uuhlliS
iodge' Of Messrs. Focney and Bra dy--
brave crusaders OF the gentle Irish
racc. Feeney saw the grenade comm 8;
and jumping himself he hauled HI.
comrade, Brady. after him into the
next hole less than foot and a half
to tho right. or course he didn't have
time to save his equipment. Ills mind
WAS rightly more fully filed with
thoughts of his own and B-ady's safety
The grenade exploded with ter
riblc noise. II shattered the stock OF
Iecncys rifle. making ii useless. but
Feeney. with All the hereditary temper
OF his race, wasn't long in deciding
tina; the 'Dootchmcm' we're dirty lot
and needed beating. He had no gun
and no ErcnadeS. SO. with a curse at
the Kaiser and his servants, he stood
w in plain view ot the enemy and
threw rocks and stones at the Huns d
few yards away.
They evidently didn't feel safe fac
Ing Feeney and his mate Brady, and
thinking they were due for Il shower
OF Erenades. beat a mighty hasty re-
treat Tor their own territory.
went over to Fceney and trying
to keen from smiling. | upbraidcd him
Tor throwing rocks at the Germans
Fcency didn't see that I was chucklin,:.
put thought vas angry He felt /
hadn't been fair in upSraiding him 50
ne lost his usual disciplined attitude
ana very forcefully ;oid ne:
IS, lootinent: &c may he mad with
ne, me. nut II Ia a had srenadea I'd a
"Ho@ could help promoting him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
FORWARD AND THOMPSON
ARE PROMOTED TO MAJORS
Licutcnants' Charles Davenport, Also
Member of Red Cross Commits
sion, Becomes Captain.
COL. ANDERSON WORKS HARD
Handles Gigantic Problems With
Supreme Tact and Ability"-Suc-
cess In Balkans to BE Monument
to His Effort for Humanity.

The Richmonders are WELL" writes
Alexander Forward from Rome under
date Of January 1. MIR. Forward is on
six months leave of absence from
the state Corporation Commission. of
which he is n member. lie sailed with
the American Ped Cross commission
TO The Balkan states on November l.
"Enee,iyc ,o-dsy." he continues -;
promoted to the rank os major and
Of Richmond. YOU. remember. is pro-
NOTED To captain" Captain w.
Thompson. it will nc recalled. is on
nf Park Prac" Methods. Church.)
Major THOMPSON Is s,;' de,' 'ncd IN
Paris. where he has done splendid
work in recruiting our big persnnn"'
for ALI sorts OF dutiea. Everybody on
the commission loves the pichmond
his iireiess energy.
DAVENPGPT STILL. IN PARIS
AT WORK ON ACCOUNTING
:, %n,ave1pcrt has m,ds an intensive
the Red Cross. ard has made good lie
also is still in Paris AMI will go with
The Ron i,,, tco7:missinn to Bu"ha-
w",i deserved
9" 1oa Lic" y, Hi,,, olonN, Henry W An,
commission 10 the Balkan states. Mr..
Forward says:
Colonel Anderson has handled the
gigantic nrobl"~rs OF tho comm;Ss
with sup-cmc ah'i;v. irHni:e tact. al
most surerhurnan energy and with :,
ronsecration to the duty ~ tn. hour
have never seen eSCc.i-d. He has
the absolute confidence and rrC,rd ~
every member OF the personnel ot the
commission. which has grown 20 some
thing like 200 DcoDle
Unless we fail-and I cannot see
now how failure il nossib.e-the work
ottho Balkan conimi ISIS ion in the winter
~ l9lS-.i" vii! hc monurrrnt 10
Colonel Anderson O: whi"h his family
and friends can be forever proud
II; seems far away from Ri~hr,ond
loneliness inside only wien Some TEL
low. as one did here Christmas Eve
"s:h an eternal scrac az he rnfItocss
Of things, sings Garry Sic BrrI to
va Virginia. or 'lio--r. Sweet Home'
We gave the last offender in this re-
&pect a Christian burial"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
Weekly Meetings 10 Resume

htEiIhihG t0-niEht at O'CLOCK. tic
weekly prayer meetings, which were
discon tinued on account Of the sunday
campaign. VIII be resumed at Grove
avenue baptist Church. This action
was taken when it was found that only
small number Of those who wished
10 attend the sunday meetings could
hf admitted because Of the size OF the
building The CONGREGATION OF Grove
Avenue Baptist then decided that IL
vas better. under tho circumstances
":cce. ~ each Of the meetings snc-
ciai prayers will he offered for the
success Of the campaign Hnly Sunday
is wag!Hg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
SEEK TO REaU' ATE SALE
OF FIREARMS IN CITY
Ordinance Committee uf civ CcupcJ
Plans Ordnance to Govern
Sale.

u is probable that a ;noctinr Of the
ora nance Committee Of the civ
Council viii he held Tonight ~ con-
s!dcr the PROPOSED o-dir1nrc rr,a.ir.:
Ia tine sale OF fircar->s in this citv The
ordinance which WAS referred back to
the committee prohibited pawnbrokcrs
and others from dealing in these - -tllv
weapons il Is stated that a suhs,t.ut.
ordinance more drastic in its provisions
Will now he submitted
The new proposed ordinance not only
prohibits the sale Of f,rmarms bu;
places IA penal ty on even their purch,s"
Il IL becomes law /, viii! he in,Dns-
h'bie 10 purchase n pistol here unless
permit Is secured from the proper
authorities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
700 LIQUOR PRESCRIPTIONS
ISSUED BY ONE PHYSICIAN
InrestiEntion Expected to Disclose In
'cresttnE F;-ctn About Dtstribu-
ton Of Elm Whisky.

!; - expected that there will be in
tcrcstinS disclosures when the grand
jury completes its report in the liquor
dispensing cases. II Is said that 700
prescriptions for Influenza or Kindred
diseases were issued by one doctor in
Il month.
Investigation of 500 Of these pa
TENTS II Is said. disclosed the fact
mat only ono could be located at the
residence given by the patient and In
which the doctor had treated him The
remaining "S9 were not even known
homes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
WANTS LINES RETURNED
Chamber OF Commerce Atvoca,e. R.-
VERSION or Telephone nnd reIc-
graph Companies to Owners

The immediate return OF telephone
and telegraph lines 10 the ccmpanies
Was advocated yesterday ny the Rich.
mond Chamber OF Commerce. In rtso.
tuition by the board OF directors. Johr
q: Easiey, president Of tho or2aniz,-
ton, tei:graphed the action Of thc
board TO Senator'S Martin ana swanson
and to Representative Il. J Montague
requesting that they use their infiu,
suits.
The resolution Of the chamber is IN
line with one adopted OF the day be-.
A ore ny Inc state Corporation Com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

"c"or A'ns'ir and the Advisory
Ecord held several s.seions yes,crIay
I'D won't over the di~e"nn' l.uarcts
'"-i h,"o h"rn snh>-itfod Th'S w.o~,.
-i'' hr continued rntn the Mavo- has
.hr r""c ssarv information 10 npat,c
~ - 70 ,-"rarc the executive hudrct
"f'"h ~ he san; TO the Counc!l for
'tNsiGcration.
m" Advisory Board is cOmncsad of
'he heads OF departments With tho
FoTnr AZ chrjrnon. The meeting vcs-
'nrday wss the first hrr by the board.
- ii had no work before /: until the
s"nartmental estimates were submit.
;cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
MCGUIRE UNIT TO RETURN
Mayor Receives Word That Orders 4,
Come Hack VIII Shorti,
lie Requested.

Gariy return 81 the Mcclure uni, to
Htchnond Is forccasted in a IL ter re-
ceivcd yesterday by Mayor Ainslic PROM
hr. stuart Mcclure, who ~ in ch.rr.
OF Base Hospital No. 10. the ofIic.nl
name Tor the nnit In his letter, DR.
Mcclure says
We have just heard officially that
oroers VIII shortly be requested for
me return OF our unit TO the United
states. Al or us are well: none OF us
regret coming to France, but every one
Vii be delighted to get back"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
REVOKE DRINK LICENSE
FcrviitH Taken From Pantoni md
thinirn nd-r state Prohibition
LnWs By Court.

Permits for the sale OF soft drinks.
heretofore granted TO Tony Pan,oni
and q. y. Ch!apia. dong business. re-
speciiyely At li3i East Main street
and 1928 East main street. were re-
voEed yesterday By the Hastings
Court.
Revocation Of Tho licenses was made
under the provisions OF the Virginia
law 80 proy!ainF IN case OF conviction
TO the ac;ion Of the court ho,h mon
had withdrawn Their appeals 10 the
Supreme Court OF Appeals in cases
lIuStinrS Conn., -. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
MISS HALVES TO SPEAK
Former President OF Y. w. e. A. Aid,
ut Mcmbcrship MectinE-EIcct
Officers Friday.

MISS katherine Halves. former presi.
dent OF the local Young Womcn's Chris
lian Associations. WI! be one OF tho
meeting OF the association ISr;da =
eNenins at ESQ o'clock The fact thai
she VII SPEAK is OF unusual Interest
Japan AZ an early date. Her WORK thern
will be 10 make a study o: the girls
ana or ne part the Young Women.
, Iimris''ah Association can play In their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
STATE TO AID VETERANS
RETURNING FROM WAR
Governor Appoints Commission to
Acquire Lands for Soldiers,
Sailors and Marines.
w. 7. REED CHAIRMAN or BODY
To Work in Co-Opc-ation With Fed
cral Govcrnlncnt-t2,0O O,0 900 Till
able Acres Available to Those
Who Want to Farm.

The movement to provide FirE ina's
returning veterans with government
aid in the future battle of civil life
was given definite shape here yestcr
day with the appointment by Governor
Wes,morcland Davis of a virginia COM
mission 10 provide lands for returning
soldiers. sailors and marines.
This body is headed by w. T. Reed.
former president of the Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce. and one OF the
prominent business men OF the State
His associates On the commission are
John &. Easley, president of the cham
her; oliver j. Sands, president Of the
american National Bank; l. waii.s
of Norfolk: Tench r T!lShman. presi-
dent Of the Citizens Bank. OF Norfolk ;
y. y. Schwarzkopf. vice president OF
the Norfolk National Bank: Walter Ed
ward Harris. editor and Publisher OF
the Petersburg Index Appeal; u. s.
Jones. of Newport News: Lee Long %
Dante: J. William Ridley. of Court
town: A. r. Moore. of Staunton; \. l.:
Anderson. OF Bristol: John T. kolar
Of Disputanta, and w. +. Warren. OF
BacOn'S Castle.
WITH GOVERNMENT
IN WORRYING OUT DI2TAILs
These mon viii cooperate with the
Federal government in working out
the necessary details to enable the
State TO care for the returning fight
crs along the lines proposed by Score
tury OF the Interior Lane. There is be-
fore Congress Il bin providing for tho
appropriation of 500. 600. geo 10 be en-
pended by the Secretary OF the In
terror in furnishing tho necessary farm
land
With 100000 .illahlc acres not now
used for agricultural purposes. out OF
4 total land acreage of Approximately,
Al.
;hc 10000 900 acres Of so-"ai!cd cult
waited areas. which are nos really un-
der actual cultivation each year. Viz
Eiria can offer Il good farm stake
to each of lis returning fighters as wei,
as care for thousands OF the returning
sons OF less favored States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

In the Hastings Court yesterday the jury
III the OF samuel Cocker. CHARGED MiJu
robbery, was unapie TO aErcu. dn0 nlistriL!
MAS entered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

The Richmond Association OF Credit Mcn
M"n wiii mold Its regular Oiiuonthiy meet
.nE thursday at 6:lo o'cloc'I at inc Bus.n,s,
A.ruS Liup.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

Dri.,t,u SsrgsaI :,nslty left yesterday
Tor New NniE TO pring BACK H4ro.u Jones.
charged win robuinG the atoEc OF In. -.
.,.I.,shi OpL;,,i Goa Ia!.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

sentence or ono month in Jail and i nhc OF
SO handed down yesterday mOrnlng Ia
liuStinES Court In tho ca.a VI i. X. Napier.
.N-puiict man. convicted CT VIOLA ting the pro-
hlb ton Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

III. Wu:nan 3 AuSiiiAry OF the First Pres
DSt s-ian Church wiii ENc reception to-
NIGHT y. { clock in honor uf eighteen re-
.urrci iIis:onr rtrs at home on ;uTiouE h
trDH China. kp-: ANA Japan. The ms
siouS:.rs Mii: give talks Oriental life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
Richmond Events
in Pl 1agraph Form
Current Local NetCs OK
brteitJ ,Oi' buncht OF
Busy Readers.

Eight loan companies were lined so each
yesterday Inorn.ns iii Police Court the
charge OF operating without license.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

Calvin 4. Atkinson. OF i2lnN East marshall
street. 10 reported Improving. after % .ii;
eonnncd 70 his home py sickness ior so.i,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

Tho cases of l.. -. Glenn and s. K. Jones'
whose automobiles were ConNScatc,: by The
commonwealth because OF their use FOR
Transporting liquor. will como before Judge
Wells. OF the Huatincs Court. Part H., on
February G. The postponcment was an-
nounccd yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

In tho Law and Equity Court Yesterday.
pany vs. r. W. moon, u verdict Tor $4."r'
with interest rendered in favor OF thr
plaintiff. Violation OF his contract ''saic$
manager for the company MAS alleged
against tho defendant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

Forty new members received the snrs, dc
gree OF the knights OF Columbus ritual Mon.
day night, ioca' officers cen cor! the oe.
week. The class numbers $50 candidates
Wesley Wmbush has been sentenced TO
one year In the pcnitcnt!ary tor robbinE
ldclia Stewart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

Charles Cowboy Weston. exclamation
billiard player. defeated Frank Ashe-. crack
,orSi cue artist IN both games played yes.
nc defeated Asher hy, the score OF l25 to
80 and made a high Of thr;y-two
A, tn. Jcerson Hotel at o'clock he again
!"ok 'l,e measure Of Asher: this time to the
tune OF l2A to ~. His high run for tho
n!Gh; game was ;weaty-seven The amateur
heckct billiards ;ourna mert being played
~ HasN!ns's Farlor wili ne continued 10.
,!Eh' at : o'clock. when Strain plays Gil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

Catherine Fountain will come before Jus
t!ce Crutchficld for tho second time Jan
uary 20. She Will then DO tried for failure
to pay a hill of Ss956 for room and board ii,
local hotel Her continued for
further investigation when II cam, up yes
tcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

The Richmond Association OF. Credit Men
Mcn wii mold ITS regular Otuonthiy meet
.n6 thursday at 6:lo o'cloch at ;nc Bus.n."s
Mems Ciup.
oc..,t.'yS S:rgsaa '.'nsicy ief, Yesterday
onars.d win rosuin9 the atos1 OF IN. 5.
."t.'Ahi o3ti'ai Goa ia''
Sentence or ono month in jail and Il nnc Of
so was handed down ycst.rday nornlns Ia
sN-poict man. convicted CT violating The pro
Tn. wa:nan AuxiliAry OF the FRS, Pros
n,;h, -: clock in honor uf eighteen re-
;urneh ,.is;'0nr rirs st nome on ,iuiicuEh
sioms.!cs Nj; give talks ON oriental lie.
whose automobiles were coniiscatec by The
Hommonw;Ssith bScaII i OF shsr use Tor
Wells. OF the lius'ins. Court, Part H.. on
nounccd yesterday.
pany ys. r.. W. Moon, verdict Tor $2."re
S HH S!ols,isn Of his contract as ya,e;
manager for the company MAS alleged
Eor,y new memhers 5ess,xsa The n5s, DC.
day night. ioca, officers contcrG'nS the ae-
T4 Tn: s0sG as. be Tsn neat
Wesley Wimbush has been sentenced 10
ldclia Stewart.
Catherine Fountain will come before Jus
:,ce CIu,cnneld for tho second time on Jan.
nary 90 She VII y. sht IN DO tried for future
local hotel: Her case was continued for
tcrday.
Council, Committee on charter HeSision. 20
mcnta Of ihe 81; sovsrnn,ens under tho
10 n e. fs s the os sa
n and VIII PreeS Iay his r ,csws hon ,s o
lie succeeds Rey. John Lewis Gibbs. who
rclssms Ct An,heny and neoses have 1efn
s cam s ssiqs rPssssd p visororaly and
tcdy Within the las, lev days on, chaFEas
S Sare o BEEN afnSsss of hotel bell boys
has BE- 1hs Of Se nsn n2
County Farmers Union for the ensuing year.
Of Fairfield local. vice president: f. O.
n DS5ey onrni 9Ss fsere,nry nd rsas
and j. B. Carter. doorkeeper.
Il TssS ss" Body as been a.ys b
SON Fla Law Of JGc1 I psy's vi, be IN,
iywool CtmeterE. Mr. Eiiyson viii handle
hs Of Of H., 1ao Gs5
Is IT. i.'s Angeles. ca;
dennss Norman: both Of RiehG,ondi were
s. s, sssS In IS sss ,ns huz F5
Mn ssr 4ss -: X:
yesterday afternoon for = trip North.
VA yeisfass Vii, hold g " asaua iD: sise;
: is5ssS and sho5, .s'k; %sSs y MajST
SSSsaaHs,tsrd., Iadison G. rice. csp.s ie 4:
w M'!eF h E.;ps and nGyns Lieu
{. Fitzhush. who Will act as toaStmaster.
Further progress in the chesapeake and
Onto Railroads plan to have limestone de-
InE III k tn c HTsna aS:
cultural and Industrial agent for tho road.
i be Ss '9 Toa s5p'hsa
6 Go. n mranSh prominent si,;sn Of the
Of The matter and Furnish tho '" 1ee sasaEy
building.
Miss Msudc y. wallace. emersencr home
a monS agent for the city Of Rich
he Srock IN Renn cSs
are Interested In the subjects OF tho home
A =
inB the plans OF the club for the COMING
year and the topic or the community kttchcn
VII be discussed.
Charles Cowboy Weston. exclamation
iossi cue sr'il,. y both games played YES.
' t. A., : 9c!oek =. Haskinss Parlor.
81. and made high run Of thir;v-two
AZ tn, Icelson Hotel At o'clock he again
took tho measure Of Asher. this time to IN,
tune OF l2a 10 81 His high run for tho
n!Ghi game was ;wenty-seven The amateur
tournament nj ycJ
~ Hash!ns's Paror wili ne continued 10.
nigh; At o'clock. when Strain play. Gil.
Ham.
mn Iot,nn rprooo,or,o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

sued call for special meeting OF tho
Council Committee on Charter Revision. 20
be held tonight At S o'clock. Matters per
"a lining to the reorganization OF the DEPART
mcnts of the city government under the
new charter will be considered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

Policemen Anthony and Deoppc have bccn
assigned to cooperate with Federal agents. IN
n the c, n1ra Of The StE ghi
nineteen people have been taken Into GUS
tody within the last few days on charges
Of immortality. A number of hotel bell boys
have also been arrested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

Miss Maudc T. Wallace emergency homo
de!nonstration agent for the city of Rich.
tho Hons De,nonstrat.on Club Thursday
Il y o'clock IN Room, $50, Jcerson Hotel.
are Interested In IA. subjects OF tho home
And the topics Of tho home. A. this meet
inB the plans OF the club for the corning
year and the topi, or the community kitchen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

l.. D. Ellis. OF the Fairfield local union,
has been elected president of the Henrtco
County Farmers Union for the ensuing year.
Other officers chosen are: j. II. Nelson. Jr..
81 Fairfield local. vice president: r. o.
Dorey. Fartna local, secretary and treas
urcr; George Hartman. Jr., purcha sing agent
and J. B. Carter. doorkeeper
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

Rev. Arthur p. Gray has accepted the call
10 the church OF the Good Shepherd. Forcs;
Hili: and will preach his iirst sermon there
at Camp Lee TO enter upon his new duties
lie succeeds Rev. John Lewis Gibbs. who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

J. Taylor Eliyson has been Informed By
relatives that the body of j. Addison Hayes
son-!n- law OF Jefferson Davi, Will be sent
here fer burial In the Davis section In HoI.
lywund Cemetery. Mr.. Eliyson will handle
the dsta:~ Of the in,ermcnt. having been 4
CLOSE friend Of Mfr. Haycs, who died recent
I, tr I.,s a..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

Further progress in the Chcsap cake and
Onto Railroads plan TO have limestone de-
made yesterday. when X T. Crawiey. agri-
cultural and Industrial agent for tho road.
vas Informed that large bin for crushed
Limestone will be established at Toano. G.
6. branch; prominent citizen OF the
Toana sectIon. has agreed TO take charge
OF The matter and furnish tho necessary
building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

Miss Grace Nolc Pettus ana Charles Ar
married yesterday afternoon In Washing on
at O'Clock In St. MARKS Episcopal Church.
DR. Stctson. the rector. officiating. The
young couple was accompanied to Wash.
Misa Pottus: c. G, Mnnday and Randciph
Norman. Mr.. and Mira. Norman left late
afternoon for trip North.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29

fitz Lee Camp. No I. United Spanish
War Veterans. viii hold It's annual cleo
ton OF officers tonight In the rooms Of th.
Businesa Mcn'n club. A banquet will be
served. and short talks made by Major
Joseph l." Masurier Captain George y.
Shackeiford. Madison G. Trice. Captain A.
W. Miller. Lieutenant r. y. Loving Lieu
tenant J. =. Failing and Commander George
{. FitzhuSh. who Will act toaStmaater
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-13
GERMANS WARN GIRLS.
Authorities Want No Fraternizin9
With Yank Soldiers.

(Correspondenc Associated Press.)
With the American Forces in Germ
any, July 81 - Posters written in
Germany and warning German girls
against associating with Americans
appeared recently in several public
places in Coblenz and other towns on
the Rhine. the girls being urged to re-
frain from making the acquaintance
of soldiers regardless Of the TACT that
the treaty of peace had been signed.
At various times posters have been put
I'D threatening indiscreet girls with
punishment of one kind or another.
American officers who have lnVes-
t;gated saw the Germans are determ-
ined that girls who associate with the
soldiers shall have their names known
to the population and that several Sc
cret societies have been formed FOR
that purpose. Intelligence officers say
that on several occasions the names
Of girls who are on the records of the
German police for associatlng WITH
Americans have been read to the con-
eregations at Sunday morning church
services. In other villages the practice
of posting the girls names in pubic
places was inaugurated some time ago.
The officers assert that blacklists OF
the girls names have been prepared
and are being kept for future use, af-
ter the Americans are gone.