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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28

MetZccr's training Cutler has tuHt 70
turetl from III" s"ryiC" and is IN m" best
~ condition II must he r"m"mh"r""
thar this man lost only u Joe St"tchcr
IN tho past five years.
Drank. WHO WIS 70 he Cutters oT'To'n-
ont. sustained a fractured hip and Ihys-
II. who consented % como. needs II" IN
production 10 - fans. and those who
have been following "a" records. v"uch
tina, his climb tn the top has been m"r"
TT piI than any other living Gra7pl"r. H."
claims the undisputed championship OF
Greco Rcmnn. aS we'll rs ca;ch-as-CHtrh-
can. and surprised n" Countr" with his
unexpected strength at tn" big New
York tournament. TIL" match. with pre-
liminari,.S. will take i,|;:r" n III" Market
Auditorium Tuesday. February fourth.
and tho c,'rlrrN tickets will, u" r"adT for
disposal n II" n"Xt C"w DAYS. IbTSko
was soon nor. S',v"-2l years ~" and
rhns" WI" had tn" rl"1$Ur" Q: seeing
him. sa,- that ~ : without a doubt ths
most r.ri"rt piece # l.hyS.Qu" n Tho
wrestling game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
INTEL TOURNEY
MAKES BIC HIT
WITH THE FANS
Interest n Basketball IS Coming to the
Front ard Rivalry is Most
Conspicuous.

That he lnt-lliE"nc"r tournament H.
the spot 1T The r!Ehi time is not 10 he
questioned. and contrary to all cXp"ctH-
tons. the four games went off with
L flash and III s!Enoi Ii and c"Wnl"nd-
able manner. no; Il i"u! deco "i my
kind being pulled off. nor hny OF IN:
players being disqualified. Perhaps IN"
only feature that caused comment was
the failure Of thy Martins Ferry AE-
grcgatiun 10 put in an appearance. Of
frring no reason. or IN no way n3iIiy-
INK IN" officials. However. The CUPID
club tool; the vacant scat and thus h"id
tn. tournament together. and the games
went oh 1T tho scheduled time. William
EOvrc popular Wheeling high star.
handled the contests in good style and
his interpretation Of ihc rules were mol
10 be Ennuticrd To referee III foui
contests in ono evening is quite niS
lob, hu; the plucky athlete stuck :" his
post and thu evenings card was pleas
rng L. The largest gar1IC:iuE IT ihr s"'t-
son.
For Saturday evening ih"r" seems 10
b., caIiar for more ;hIn ordinary Ini"r-
est since IN" four strongest teams VIII
ronpctc 10 eliminate w" NOR" from
ih. final race. and win the riEEt 10 hn:-
II" in IA" nuIl%. and for IN" h"HuiIii.l
SILVER loving cup To b" Offered as N
emblem Of tn" achievement. The teams
scheduled /" meet ar" Cathedral Alumni
vs.. McAi"rhcu r:X-llieh and III" R"llairr
p & q; vs. tho Pike Cullrriars. These
teams are well balanced and hav" III"
pick Of The valley III their lincurs. Prac-
,irallv every man in these cluba has
had h,skctburI cxper,"mr" h"r"ab"uts or
,,llrtr,. dur @ tl,, fact liant
there is something "a strive for. VIII
hcnd forth every effort in tho hopes Of
remaining uudcf"atcd Clih"dra. viii
hc strengthened with he unexpected re
turn Of Edward pai!.r. OH" "t III" Gr"'I-
rs, high Schn"l guards Developed III This
section III TIA" past iir" years, who IL
hn,-1.. Nh 4 ln-dnv fMrlnMEh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28

Why Wheeling does not TAX" such
deep :n:OrcS: in the floor sport can only
he attributed 10 one reason. Baseball
fuothall IN fact. all outdoor sports are
handicapped BY weather at times. but
what is there Ia hinder tn" attendance
1T a basket bail game: WcliShurg is
basket ball crazy. and every time III"
team plays In" hall is packed To over
flowing. St"uh"nviil" turned IN III" bug
E"st crowd eyer to see Il gam" IN This
section. ESTIMATED AT 600 paid admis-
sions. while n E"Iiairc last Friday. tho
hall turned many away. 1t has been
int;matcd that dancing is proving the
biz setback locally. Their" are more
dances conducted IN tho Wheeling dis
rict this year than yer before. and
this, added 10 tn" many that attend The
movies and theatres, cut Il ing figure in
the attendance. Will" this may sr"in
rather pcssim:siic to some. !; would pay,
to give 1t 1T least thought. Critics
cannot understand why such little
towns 6" SO wild over athletics. and
Wheeling. with its classy athletes and
many fans. h1s begun 20 fall eff in In
teseSt and enthusiasm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
CITY DRAFT BOARD
COMPILING RECORD

The city draft board is compiling n
record OF all men who were drafted IN
ducto4i or reached III" seat OF activities
through! III" board. The record Will con-
sis; OF all names. addresses. date o! in
duction and date of dcparlur" to camps
and also names Of camps where the men
werr sent.
Tho report Will contain the records or
$p5roXi!i!atcly seventeen hundred men,
viii be bound in book form aad tilcd in
the office OF ~" clerk Of The county
court as IL public record
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
FOR FLOOD CONTROL.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-Consrcss
Was asked Today 10y the war depart
men, 10 appropriate" s2.7o0.0oo 10 b.
expended f"r flood control OF tho Mis-
:.!$Slrpi river durinG ,hc year begin
mink next July. The amount - IN ad-
dl,inn To- s4.o"n.oon recently asked Tor
ihiS purpose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
WILL VISIT BRUSSELs.

BRUSSELS Sunday. Jan. c6.-prcsi-
den, Wilson Intends IL accept the IN
vlrHtjan 81 k!nE Albert 10 visit BruS-
scls. il - said III well Informed circles.
hut has not fixed III" dato for his
trip because o. the press of business
ut Paris ---------'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
A Hint,

Don't Jump into strenuous game
without first having pursued a regular
systematic training or practice Of mus
cUlar activity TO warm up for I'll, Wig
orOus playing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
BIBLE CLASS TO MEET.

Tho rr.,','t" weekly meeting If TIC
Euv'i,,..'> W"u"r'- HiE'' ,.tr-s viii h."
he'd '"fu=':r. I1r. Mnr'r"nry vii Dc
present 20 conduct In" class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28

WcllshUrg. d"Sp.t" ~" trimming 1T
tia" hands "f their rivals. $t"uhrnyI!i".
last week. Will St down :" hard work
In anticipation OF a difficult; stand with
the WcStinchoUs" high school Of Pitts
hureh at WellShurg on Saturday even
inE. WcllsburG has wonderful rec
ord. losing only TO III" Stubs, but
earlier in the season gained a victory
from her rival Those who have been
following closely the record and Tho
games played 10y thr Erork" couut!ans
can readily Sc" tha; only n" best teams
have been met. Including TWO Fits
hurrh organizations. When The third
gam" between th"S" rivals j. played. the
greatest enthusiasm ut recent years
can be expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-28
:: IN TIE FLOOR !
>~AA%%N~ >%A@%>@%%

Wheeling high plays two big games
the coming Weekend. stopping or az
Sister..v!Ile Friday and then forward TO
tnrkcrSburg SATURDAY evening. THESE
contests will no doubt he hard ones.
especially the an" ut farkGrseurg. rs
the Red and White has good tear''
and with Ncal". Armstrong and wilson
has three Veterans. and with the ad-
vantage Of playing Il; home. should
make t rather interesting for the loca!
climbers. In the opening game or inc
season the locals trimmed SisterSville
in easy fashion and e%pc"; I" duplicate
tho fat. The defeat q I'"rk"rSburE by
I a. 10 2S score WAS tho biggest sur
prs" Of Tho past week, and may moan
a squirt that Wi! load 20 further sue
crSScs. --
Manager Ack"r - making big "f-
fcrt 90 land Il game for The opening day
on the list The coming Friday. Up un-
I'll / late hour last evening nothing def
ini,e had been settled. LInSly has a
ruosl attractive schedule, but Il 50 hap
pens that this week Is one ii the few
open dates. som" team will likely be
taken on for the Llusly armo-y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29
MAY REFUND CHARGES
Telephone Tolls VIII lie RENTED !,
State Wins in Protesting
Increase,

al charges collected by the Chesa-
nea e ana pototnac Telephone Company
IN excess OF the rates in effect before
postmaster General Burlesons in
Ssessed charges were promulgated will
DC returned 10 subscribers in the event
INC state OF Virginia wins it's case
protesting the increase in the United
SIales supreme Court. Information TO
luis AFFECT was yesterday sent to the
state Corporation Commission by the
company.
Through its counsel oscar L.. Shew :
,naike. me commission has already in
STUFFED proceedings TO prevent the col
cotton Of charges fixed by MIR. Burle
son Son. The case will come before the
otCprene Court next Monday. when
similar proceedings instituted by South
to -. and Massachusetts viii also
II Is maintained by the commission
tnat Mr. Burleson's order is a direct
rhailenge TO the sovereignty of States
IN mat II uSurps the regulatory police
lowers heretofore delegated exclusive
70 inc States in the regulation of
corporations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29
Dr. Durham Asserts
"T. B. NJ Ouereats
Then KiaUaniis Club Goes
Over the Top 1902
for Victory Loan. :.

Stock In the high cost Of living took
q sharp drop last night among MEM
be of the Kiwanis Club OF Rich
mond. when Or. \. u. Durham. .presi-
dent Of the Health Club of Pittsburgh.
informed them that the American bust
ness man eats entirely too much.
The doctor told them that they not
only pay too much into the treasury of
Old Man II. C. L., but they have poor
chef service. He skinned and quar-
tered beeve> in a different way. and
took a jab at the approved style of
cooking beans and cabbage.
Heartencd by the Doctors talk, the
kiwanians decided it would be a good
idea TO lend Uncle Sam some OF the
money that is going the grocers' way,
and made a 100 per cent subscription
to the Victory loan.
The meeting was held in the rooms
of the Business Mems Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29
SHIP CASE AFFIRMED
Verdict for S1360O I'm Favor OF Nnyira-
ton Company Is
Sustained,

In the Circuit Court of Appeals here
yesterday. tho case of Martinez Butler
Navigation Corporation. appel an l.
against Norfolk Shipbuilding and Dry
Dock Corporation, was affirmed
Inc case arose over tho alleged
'iuelnng OF the steamer Elizabeth Mon
roe Smith. The dry dock company
Claimed Si3.600 for repairs to the ship.
As the owners of tho vessel offered no
testimony and made but Il vague denial
IN inc pleadinSs. the appellate court,
the court below was correct
IN an opinion by Judge Rose holds that
In an opinion by Judge Rose the
case OF Bank OF RcidSville @, al
against Burton. trustee. was reversed
rms was a proceeding under the bank
rupt law and was reversed OH the
ground that ii is Il legal principle tina
every creditor who holds notes of !,
bankrupt firm. upon which an in.
diNidual member. joint maker
surety or indorscr. has made himself
;ndiv,duaily liable, is entitled to prove
his claim, both against the partncrsbin
and the individual estate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29
MRS. E. M. CRUTCHFIELD
HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Collision with street Car RcsuIt, In
Severe Cuts About Her Face
and Head.

Mrs +. NJ. Crutchfeld was badly cut
about the face and head when the
automobile in which she was riding
car at Grace and Eighth Streets just
before 5 o'clock Monday afternoon. She
was given first-aid treatment in the
then taken to Willis Hos
pital
Mrs. Crutchfield's injuries arc not
considered serious, although they may
require several days to heal. Mr..
Crutchhcld, woman guest of Mrs.
Crutchteld. and the negro chauffeur,
all in the automobile at tho time, es-
capped noticeable injury.
The automobile was crossing Ninth
street. going west, when the trolley
car in charge Of Motorman II. II. Davis
travelling south. struck the rear wheel.
II smashed the wheel and fender and
shattered the glass Enclosure about the
seat i'll which Mrs. Crutchiicld was sit :
ting. 1t was by the flying s lass that
she was injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29
COL. W. MILES CARY,
I'LL SHORT Time, DIES
Seventy Six y ear-Olu Confederate
Veteran Passes Away ut
His Home.
WAS NATIVE OF MISSISSIPPI
Parents Were Virginians and Colonel
Cary Spent Most OF Life Here.
Was on Staff Of Governors Ice
and Mckinney.

Colonel w. Miles Cary. Confederate
veteran. prominent business man and
we'll known sportsman, died yesterday
morning at his home, 1905 West Frank
lin Street after brief illness. tIe
was scventy-siX years old. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow after
noon. lntermcnt Will be in Hollywood.
Colonel Carey was a native of Mis-
sissippi. but born of Virginia parents.
His father was the late Lucius Falk =
land Cary, of Fluvanna. His mother
was Miss Lucy Henley, of Williams
burg. before marriage. His parents
returned TO Virginia when he was Il
child.
Colonel Cary was a native of Mis-
that of Governor u. w. Mckinney. Hc
was assistant adjutant- general on the
STAFF Of General Young when the Con-
federate Reunion was held in Rich
mond. He entered the Confederate
Army during the first year of the war
when student at William and Mary
College and served through some of
the hardest campaigns Of the conflict.
In 1859 he was married 10 Miss An
John L. sublett. Mrs. Cary. died a
drcn, FIunsdcn Cary. and a daughter,
who is now Mrs. Thomas Marshall In
1878 Colonel Cary married Miss Ltlias
Blair Mcphail, who with two children.
Lucius Falkland Cary. of Richmond
and Mrs. Thomas King Currie. of Col
umbus. Ca, survive him. Mrs. Will
liam r. Christian. sister, of Rich
mond. also survives.
Several years ago Colonel Cary's
health began TO fail under the pres
sure of his extensive business activity
and he purchased the old John Ran
dolph plantation in Charlotte County
tlc retired there for about ten years
Later he returned to Richmond and
organized the Buchanan Coke and Goa
Company and acquired large tracts OF
coal lands in Southwest Virginia. He
recently disposed of his holdings in
this company and retired from active
business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29
MARSHAL HARRISON BUSY
Deputy Makes Official IncurSiou Il
-Four Counties, anu Gets One
Prisoner In Zach.

deputy United States Marshal Carter
II. Harrison appeared at Marshal Saun.
incursion into the counties OF Prince
George. Meek lcnburG, Brunswick and
SUSSEX He made arrests in each OF
tho counties.
In SUSSEX, Mr. Harrison arrested
Postmaster Ninson. of Grizzard, OH "A
charge of Violating. the postal laws.
IN Prince George County lie took a
selling too strong a cider TO The Camp
Ice soldiers In Mccklcnburg ne took
van Iioodc into custody on a two-ycar-
old charge OF moonShining His work
not being finished, the deputy went
into Brunswick, and there captured Il.
r. Jones, who for three years has
been wanted in North Carolina for
moonshininE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29
HOLDUP MANS VICTIM DIES
Yrs. Bicof, Shot by Masked Negro,
Expires in Hospitnl-No Clue TO
the Murderer.

Mrs. Rosa Bicofi, who was sho, and
fatally wounded by a masked nero
who entered the store Of her husband
at 1901 West Moore Street on Satur-
DAY night, and ordered him TO give
up your money your life" died
az u :55 O'Clock Yesterday morning al
the Nirg inia Hospital
Po!ice who are working on the case
arc bafied. as Bicof is not certain he
could identify the burglar if he was
brought before him. Both negroes who
left no clues to their identity
Severa! hold-ups have occurred in
the district near West Moore Street
IN inc last rev weeks, and /, is the
general belief that the pcrpetrators of
all of the holdups are the same
negroes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29
ESTABLISH MARINE SCHOOL
Recruits mt Paris Isinnd May Stud,
Anything From Fcnmnnship
TO Diplomacy.

y nigh, school for marines has hoen
established at the marine training
camp. Paris Island, S. g., according
TO the latest issue of the Recruiters
Bulletin, just received at the Richmond
station. The courses offered cover Il
variety of subjects. They arc divided
into three NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., rcGu-
lar and advanced
The preparatory subjects include
pcnmanShip. spelling, grammar, Ian
Eungcs and history. Among the rcSu-
literature, langtIEcS. law and agri-
culture. The advanced courses arc in
tcrnational law. diplomacy, ciNics, eco
Monies and triEonometry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29
SUFFRAGE LEAGUE MEETS
VIII Consider Problems of Rccon,,ruc
ton From Mnny Angles This
Afternoon.

The College Woman's Opportunity
IN Reconstruction" will he considered
inns afternoon at suffrage head
quarters. Fourth and Franklin Streets,
by members of the Equal Suffrage
League OF Wcsthampton College
The speakers are Miss Sally Adkis-
son: on The Little Schoolhouse"; Miss
Julia Spratley. on Clean Up or Clear
Up; Miss Lita White, on Doctor UD or
PREVENT: Miss Frances Woodson. on
Miss Immigrant" Mrs. Charles
G. Bosher. first vice president Of the
Equal Suffrage League of Richmond,
VIII preside over the meeting Mrs,
l.. L. Williams will be taa hostess
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29
CHURCHMEN ORGANIZE
EpiscopaIians Form League 10 Carr,
on Work In IIenrico
County.

More than 100 vestrymen from Epis
copaiian Churches in Henrico pa rish
met at the Business Mems Club last
night and organized churchmen's
league.
The. association Will be known as
Parish. and has for It's purposes the
strengthening Of weak churches and the
building OF new churches In the dis
brlct. IN executive committee OF
fcS(ors ana laymcn was appointed 10
carry on the work planned
IT. REV William Campbell Brown,
pls,op OF the diocese, addressed Inc
meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29
Two Charged with Inrcen,

. WiIliam ItobertSon, coIored, who
lives in Oakleys Alley. was arres: ed
yesterday. charged with the theft Of
$2l in currency from Joseph irlham.
Richard Johnson, colorcd, HOG North
Sixth Street, was arrested, charged
with the theft of SIS in currency from,
c. Is. Winton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29
Church Workers Hold scboo,

training school for church workers
Viii be held during the week at the
cambridge Baptist Church Various
phases OF Sunday school work will be
studied There will be three periods
OF study each night. The first begins
lectures are scheduled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29
|HOLDUP CHARGES FAIL
BEFORE HENR|CO COURT
Roystcr and Parker Arc Freed at
RcqcSt of Attorney for
Commonwealth.
Is NOT SUFFICIENT
Similar Allegation Against Nash,
Landcrs and Boucher Ends in
Nolle Prosse-Allcgcd "Conts )
sion" of Cuicci Not Admitted.

j. c. Register and William Parker
tried in llcnrico County yesterday
berry, were dismissed when the jury
brought in verdict Of not guilty. III
the request of Commemorative At
forney ". w. Beverley. Cases against
~. L.. Nash. John t.andcrs and Willie
Bucher. charged with the same offcnsc.
were, nol-prossed. with permission of
the Commonwealth's attorney, for lack
of evidence against them.
Register md Parker Tried First.
Register and Parker were tried be-
fore Nash, Landers and Butcher. be-
cause 1t was asserted that they had
admitted that an alleged confession
said TO have been made by G. Il. Cuicci.
Jr.. who was tried on the same charges
and dismissed last Friday, was true.
hoy stcr was said 20 have admitted
driving tho automobile which made the
alleged holdup of NJ. j. Mills, n chauf-
four inn the employ OF the Prohibition
Department.
Mills was robbed of $40 quarts OF
whisky. which he was bringing from
Spotsylrania County to Richmond, on
the highway between Ashland and
Richmond The holdup was made by
masked men. armed with rcvolvcrs, IL
Is asserted, who backed an auto across
the road and took tho whisky from the
chauffeur
Question n, 10 Confession.
Nftcr about half Of the testimony
had been heard yesterday morning the
luSSicu sfIoSc as 10 WnCtnef the con
fcasion, said TO have been made by O.
r: Cuicci, Jr.. which was ruled out in
his trial on the grounds that it was
OBTAINED through promise, should
%: used in the prosecution of the other
men.
Ruled Not Part or Evidence.
Judge Scott decided that il should
not appear as part Of the evidence, and
asserted that il 1t did he would be
compelled to set aside tho verdict o,
the jury in case ii returned verdic,
OF guilty. Common wcalth's Attorney
Beverley instantly instructed the Jury
TO acquit the men, as he asserted that
1t was impossible TO convict them with
out the use OF tho confession.
Cases agains; Eucher, .:ash and
Landcrs were mol pressed by the pros
ccution on the failure OF the court to
allow tho confession admitted on ac-
count Of lock evidence
Eases cha"s a.. Transporting, arc
stun pending in Richmond against all
six of the men who werc dismissed in
icnrico County cstcrday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29
Charge Thcy Stole JcreIry.

William Kimwcll, John sherry. 1904
Taylor Street and Alfred Hines. all
colorcd were arrested yesterday,
charged with the theft of Il watch. ring
and currency valued at SOS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29

:, Sergeant Thomas Anderson. of the One
arrived at Camp Upton. New York. Accord
ing TO word received here. Sergeant Ander-
June, 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29

plans for a garden fctc some time in May
John Marshall High School Cadets next
september become members of the junior
division OF the reserve officers training
corps of the United Statse Army. Uniforms
and other necessities Will be furnished
them.
knittcrs are needed by tho Red Cross
Five hundred pairs OF socks for European
refugees must be made To fill the allotment
OF the Richmond chapter by une /.
W. 4. Jones of South Richmond. has
landed at Newport News and is now at
Camp stuart Jones was member Of the
ment awarded Jones the Croix dc Gucrrc
for bravery at the battle OF Ainicns.
:. w. Tinsiey reported to the police yes
trrday that two young men who had been
riding in an auto owned by him. He al
legged they ha! stolen the car while the
cha uncur. X. :. Bossoau. had left it.
\ reception will be rendered the artists
Musicians Club of Richmond al tho Wom-
ems Club Wednesday at II o'clock.
Oliver J. Sands stated yesterday that.
Judging by the present outlook,
ming between Richmond AID Greenwood in
fifteen days Work on tho line is pro-
Joe Morgan WAS taken to the Federal
renitentiary by deputies from United States
Marshal Saunders otiicJ yesterday. Morgan
was recently convicted OF using tho mails
TO dcfraud insurance companies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29
Richmond EUents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUs Told
Briefly for Benefit of
Busy Readers.

Mrs. {. e. Chiidcrs 1904 West Main
Street, reported to the police yesterday that
some unidentified person had stolen /,
bicycle from the front porch OF her home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29

a meeting of the women of the Centenary
Church Will be held this afternoon at
o'clock In the parish house to formula c
plans FOR a garden fctc some time in May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29
National League for
WOmen'S Service

Mrs. Oliver J. Sands,
chairman. will have
charge Of the Miller g.
RhOads Victory Liberty
Loan Booth on Tuesday
"a good place and time,
we should say, to buy a
bond and help finish the
job.
Easy TO buy, easy to
pay; a good investment
and a safe one-get
busy.
MILLER G. RHOADS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29

knittcrs are needed by tho Rcd Cross
Five hundred pairs OF socks for European
refugees must be made tn fill the allotment
OF the Richmond chapter by uuc |.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-29

Musicians club OF Richmond ri the Won:
ems Club Wednesday ut II o'clock.