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All rights Of publication Of special
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
PLANS MADE FOR DRIVE
OF ANT|-sAL0ON LEAGUE
Name Officers to Direct Cam
paign in Richmond.
MANY GATHER AT MEETING
I. c. Darlington, State Director, Out
lines Organization i'll Virginia and
.Anur,l~crs That Workers for EiSn
teen Districts Have Been Secured.

Or. ID. L. Anderson. DR.. George w:
Mcdaniel and j. Il. Jones. member OF
the House OF Delegates, constitute tho
nominating committee appointed last
committee To conduct locally the cam
paiSn Of the Anti-Saloon League or
America.
The committee of more than 100 cit
liens was formed ut Il dinner mt Muir
phys Hotel. In reference to the law
enforcement program of the Antics
loon League: DR.. anderson said the
whether we are going to De ruled by
Bolshevist, law-breaking. liquor
drinking, foreiEn clement or by native
born Americans, who have respect for
the prohibition law and all other laws"
Wayne l.. Wheeler. general counsel
against liquor was not over. but had
Just begun: lie pointed to unmis-
taxable evidence that many commune
ties have decided TO do their utmost
to prevent the eighteenth amendment
from becoming operative. Mr.. Wheeler
Wisconsin and several other states in
which the people have made known
their intention of boating the law.
James l.. Cannon, Jr.. in speaking or
the worldwide prohibition movement.
said: at IS the glory Of America to-
instinctively for help" His conviction
echoed by the committee.
T. c. Darlington, State director out
lined briefly the campaign organiza-
ton in Virginia. He announced that
orsanizers for each OF the eighteen
work of raising the $4,000 which is
campaign. was fairly under way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
READJUsT MAIL SCHEDULES
Rural Route Deliveries Will Bc Mndc
to Conform with New
TTnin Service.

REIMBURSEMENT of the schedules OF
rural mail carriers throughout Virrini,
uurln% the present coal shortage was
ndi!.n Tor in an order received by Post
master Thornton here Yesterday This
Eearransencnt. it is stated in tho ~
qfr, which is from Fourth Assistant
!. o. ,, IN a. ter General James l. Blakslee
,i,ii i,r"" so as TO afford as prompt mai!
IS directed that during the pres
duo Iuc, fin"F' az o. coal and Incidental re-
No g,, .. train service to conserve
~ HnpPly OF iuel. postmastcrs at Of
.ecs from which rural delivery service
r, rI,, opTGratrd shall adjust schedules Of
.d.ifra.a iicFS SO as TO afford as PROMPT
f..,tiS OF maj! and the most salts
actor facilities that may bc nrac,j-
81 sSb dmder the circumstances. Rceu,ar
norm, are 10 be resumed as soon as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
Real Wave of Cold
Weather Predicted
klng Winter Due to Ar
rlre IN Virginia IN
Person Toddy.

Fair warning is given. Old King
Winter has Kept his back turned 20
virginia as long as he intends. This
IS the ed!c: or The wise old weather
man. who last night sen; ont word
that rains--1iiscouras sing drizzles If
YOU w!ll-are 20 continue today and
that tomorrow the STATE w!ll set 4
fea! taste q cola weather such has
been eNpe-ienced recently throughout
the Middle West,
Having learned that the coal strike
was a; an end and other conditions
were suitable 20 his purpose. King
Winter is prepared to descend upon
he So0,h III all his .risid terocity
within The NEXT twcnty-!our hours.
More d.sgine for blankets. cautious
stances st the coal pile. hauling out
OF heavy woolens and real ulster coats
are N order today and tonight. for
If the weather man is right, before
another sunrise Richmond will have
experienced its coolest period OF the
present winter season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
MORE FUNDS ARE SOUGHT
FOR WASHINGTON AND LEE
DIR. Henry Lewis Smith. President OF
University. Address Ice Camp
Confederate Veterans.

Asking that they link their names
with that OF General Robert Y. Lee
by aiding in tho endowment of Wash
ington and Lee College. DR.. Henry
Lewis Smith. president OF that uni
yerSity, spoke before Robert f. Lee
Camp No. of Confederate Veterans
last night Of the true perpctuation OF
ideals, at their hall on East Broad
In his address DR.. Smith told of the
many opportunities which General Lee.
The immortal leader of the south"
had had after the close Of the War
b ,, the States. all Of which he
declined to make, the ideals for which
the Old South stood immortal.
tic told the veterans of the honor
system in force at the university and
rs Character building qualities, and
lastly OF the perjury of the institution.
Ills appeal to the Confederate veterans
mas not been without an answer, he
'o,d them and explained a plan bv
which ii is hoped to found an endow-
ment fund for tho Robert T.. Ice school
or engineering OF $500. 1000 and to raise
$4,000 for equipment for the school.
This Plan, which limits the possiblc
list of donors TO these passed on nv
the preside OF the institution. was
drafted by the Grand Camp OF Vir
gina Confederate Veterans ana in :
aorScd by the convention at Atlanta
he declared. Donators would by this
pian. 1t is stated, have their names
engraved in a book 10 be kept at ~
OF each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
PLAN FOR GARAGE TO COST
$4,000 ON BROAD STREET
bnildinE Permit Application. FIJI,
Yesterday Cali for EHpcndi
furc OF sos, 900.

Application for building permits
Gazing for the expenditure ~ ovor
SoS.ooo were filed Yesterday in mo
once OF the building inspector in tho
OF garage at the corner Of Rroan
Strcct ana the Hamilton Road are for
structure which will cost SIS. 900
l., ~. Jenkins is the owner. and the
lnatcrial will bc steel and concrete
ERECTION of a two story brick dwell
ing at 10Y stuart Road by G. r.. Davis
VIII COST $1,000 when completed the
application for "a permit states j.rcn.
t!on OF a dwelling at 1901 Patterson
:NvSnne ny Muhlcman and Kayhoe was
called Tor in a permit applied for
yesterday, will cost $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
MORE THAN 400 MASONs
ATTEND ANNUAL BANQUET
Dove Lodge, No. 81, Celebrates
SiXty-Ninth Anniversary With
Appropriate Program.
COLONE LANDERsoN SPEAKS
Portrait Of Ben Il. August Former
City Clerk ind Secretary Of Order
for Many Years, is Formally
Presented.

Approximately $50 persons attended
the siNty-ninth anniversary banquet
OF Dove Lodge 81, ~. T.. and \. NJ.
which was given last night ut the
Masonic Hall. and At which Colonel
Henry w. Anderson. former head o;
the Red Cross mission to the Balkans.
was the speaker:
Presentation OF Il portrait of Ben
T. August, former secretary OF the
ledge. was one OF the features of the
meeting. Mr.. August, who was for
forty-tive years City Clerk. was one
ot the most active members of the
order. The presentation speech was
made by DR.. George +. Bagby, and
speech in acceptance of the picture
was made by Ben II. Owen, OF Buck
Hill.
Acknowledgement 10 Lane stern
presented Colonel Anderson, who spoke
on his experiences abroad.
Music was furnished by the quartctte
OF the First Baptist Church, and sew
cral numbers were gwen. Mayor
George Ainslie was present and Post
master Hay L. Thornton presided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
ELECT FACULTY MEMBERS
rev. beverley ID. Tucker aud REV
nouns kini"ch Nelson go ia Viz
EiniH Theological Seminary

hcV' beverley d. Tucker. Jr.. son %
ne bishop OF the Southern diocese Of
:, 'rf Snd,,. ana brother Of Bishop Harry
homds kinloch Nelson, brother ~
l,r. J. Garaett Nelson. OF The facuI;v
the Medical College or Viryinia
H Ii new members OF The faculty or the
Alexandria.
ar Nelson received his elementary
lrrning in Richmond at Mc(;uirc,s
- np9i FOR BOYS. Iic has taught a,
IN '.p'sgopa' iilgh school, at McCabc's
Iyhool ana ~ Or Robert .. Jct,.
r.hiscnpal school, AT Lynchburg. lie
is now studying al Yale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
'nntt LoNTRACTS ARE LET
'"'"' ,.Nncnditurc Of s2O.OOo Called
for In bids Accented by
Mayor.

inree contracts which called for =
! y. "H prnditurc Of about 500. 600 were
noard y. O. Billings was awardsi5
ne ~, contract for the paving of sidc.
%"ihs on both sides OF Hull street. be-
Wcen Twelfth and Nineteenth :, rnct.
az cI,Fnatcd cost Of sl23l9
j g. Eakcr was awarded the contr,c,
"r nc plintlng Of all exterior wood
orr OF IN" CITY Hall. portions OF tho
,,Mtcrior and for painting the Tbird
I'Strlct Lo!lcc station, in South i,irb
mohd Expenditures cr s2.13i Was
cHil.d ior IN the painting contract. s
contract for 6cwcr construction IN
rosewood Avenue. between Davis and
Tyson 30, streets. cost estimated at So
tEH.GO. was q lnn IL. - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
.''I " ere.
Fund No. II.
GARLAND SUCCEEDS ELLYsON
HnptiNt Stntc Mission Hoard Elect.
Officers at Annual
Meeting.

r d Garland has been elected 70
s,-sreea me late William Ellyson as
state mission hoard SIR Eliyson suc.
Iceded ms father. Henry X. Eiivsn,
amer and son had held the POSITION
ioI SeNenty,hHc consecutive years
I;eY. }. y. Watts. ID -. was =.
elected sunday school secretary and
"II SUPERVISE the State f. Y. p Il;
oreratinG with the secrc,arlas -;
me Ninons departments Is . commit.
zee composed Of W. - Duke. En,,
Peorse ". Mcdaniel, - D., ana r. II
smith. ~ -
Frank d. CrumD Will succeed - ,
1"coD as treasurer or the general as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
MATHEW SCHAAF, 76, DIES
Retired Richmond Jeveler and Courier
with Pickctt's Division WINS
Born Abroad.

Mathew Schaaf, scventy-six years OF
age. who has lived in Richmond since
he was ten years old. died last night
~ the home Of a daughter. Mrs. Henry
Iiaasc 2IO2 West Grace Street
Mr.. Schaaf was born in Marburr,
Germany. and was IA courier with
Ricketts, Division OF the Confederate
army during the War Between the
states. He was a jcwcler by trade.
and founded the firm of Schaaf Bros,
here, which is now operated by his
ncphews.
He is survived by one son and three
daughters. who are: Walter D. School
Mrs. +. 1iasscll. Mrs. Henry r. IIaase
and Mrs. Arthur HASTEN No definite
time for the funeral has yet been SGT
by his relatives. but IL will probably
take place Sunday afternoon.
lntcrmcnt viii be in Hollywood Gem
ctery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
COLLEGIATE GIRLS SCHOOL
WILL HAVE NEW BUILDING
Additional Facilities Announced nv
MISS Iicien mixer ut Meeting
with Patrons

PARENTS and patrons of the Col
legiatc school for Girls met last night
anu gave their enthusiastic approval
I" pans offered by Miss Helen Baker
the principal. for the enlargement Of
the school plant. \ vote of conf
dencc was extended Miss Baker after
an explanation was offered relative to
change in the rates of tuition. which
VIII result in n more equal assessment
on All pupils entered in the school
The plans for the Improvement OF
the school plant call for the erection
OF new building adjoining the pres
ent structure. in which will be pro-
Vidcd gymnasium, indoor play
grounds and swimming pool. as well
as shower baths and other up-to-date
equipment. Work on the new build
inSs is to begin at an early date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
TO ENTERTAIN KIWANIANs
Members Of Club VIII Bc Guest. n,
Edward RnSlnnd AT Lumber
PIant Monday.

reward Rasiand. president OF tho
MoG,ntasue Manufacturing Company.
VIII entertain the Kiwanis club. and
ABOUT my other business men at n
nanau"t at the plan; OF his company
Monday night at o'clock.
Featuring the program wiu he n,
"&pianai.on TO the guests OF the work
hs OF the plant. The entire working
force OF the company will be held
o'cr !"r an hour after closing time
10 hcnonstratn 10 the club the work
zone hy 'hc various machines
Musical and singing features have
bc'n ARRANGED ana there Will be sew
cfal speakers on the program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
MRS. NINA STERN is DEAD
Sister Of Meyer Greentrrr Passes N,,uY
ut Home in Insir>idc
Apartments.

Mrs. Nina Stern of the TncIesId.
= partncnis, on DAVIS Avenue Glcd yes-
1croay morning OF heart faiIute Mrs
stern was the wife OF the late SIMON
stern, and Is survived by three daugb-
icrs. three sons ana brother
Mrs. Stcrn'S suryiv!n. brother Us
Mayer Gtecntrce, and nor dau-h+.rs
aye MISS Marian stern and Mrs r. "
Iaron, % Richmond ana SIrg G,rrV
I.lcck, OF Now York. Her sons arc ~
Henry s. Stern and sidney H. S,rrn -
JIGhmond, and Gus stern. Of Albany
Fnnera services VIII be held Sunday
morning from no-tuary chapel at ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
FAVOR CAR FARE INCREASE
Advertisers Club Votes TO Urge City
Council to Heed Plea OF
Power Company.

Adoption OF "A resolution favoring the
proposed scent street car petition OF
pnny, now before the City Council. and
the appointment of a committee &c
await on tho Streets Committee mex,
tuesday afternoon to urge a favorable
Of the meeting OF the Advertisers
Club yesterday afternoon.
r.. Victor Williams presented the res
olution. and oliver T. Sands mada q
snort address in it's favor. 4 commit.
tee OF three. \. J. Brent, chairman; r.
j.. Layhcld and Joseph s. Galeslli. was
appointed to present the resolution.
Raymond Massey. newly elected sec.
Rotary of the club, took up his dutie.
actively in tho place OF Roy Dudley
business " >''' VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
GIVEN SEVEN r TERM
Negro Convicted of Shooting Patrol
man &. VI. iinrmon Sentenced to
state P~DiteniInry

william Franklin. colorcd. who was
convicted last July. the negro who
Shot ana wounded pntrolnan g. NJ.
Harmon, after holding him nm win
gun and releasing two prisoners
which the patrolmnn had Just arrested
was sentenced yesterday in Hastings
'pu't 10 seven years Imprisonment.
Sentence on Franklin was suspended
iast Jnly until he could be tried on a
charge o! robbery, growing out OF the
disappearance OF Patrolman IIarmons
revolver atcr the shooting This
charge. however was nollc pressed
Inc officer died several weeks later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
KlDD'S CASE CONTINUED
Absence of Attorney Causes Hostpene-
mont of Trial OF Young Mnn on
Theft Charge.

When the case OF Leo Kidd, charged
with stealing an automobile from
Donald Cameron, was called in Hust-
inEs Court yesterday, it was con-
tinucd until January on the request
of the prisoner. The absence of kidds
attorney. Louis WcndenburG, from
Richmond was given as the reason for
the request of continuance.
James William Myers. arraiSpcd on
the same charge as Kidd. had his case
continued to the same date. They were
released on $500 bond each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
READY RESPONSE TO APPEAL
FOR MOTHER AND CHILDREN
Eight Contributors Give Si7.5o Tou,rd
"eIcf Of Stricken Family
Of Seven.

Eight sympathetic Richnonders were
inc hrst 10 answer the appeal for
dunds .or Case No. II. started ycster-
u"E bE inc Times Dispatch Relief
rGnd First contributions toward ia
which is 10 be raised, Amounted
Athoush many worthy charities
cone 70 the fore for aid during no
Christmas period none could he mar
wy man The appeal OF a penniless
30" WIN the care Of six children
For Two years since the death 81,
her husband. she has shaved vaIian,Tu
PROVO" food and clothing for her
t'ood' A. the winter Approached She
.c1ha hef task TOO great for her own
III! s''em stH, and fought against sure
"Nieat The family came Ia aheniu.o
lnaI!y their plight was learned
%l' 40 :pF tn" stricken ones is sourh,
ne Tunes Dispatch. Yesterday the
to vas St-rled Relief fund con
" 4.A ilJTE received
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
BIG FIRMS SEEK CHARTERS
Coca-CoIa Company and Allied Packers
Inc, Apply Ia Corporation
COmmisISon.

Applications Of "a $4,000 600 meat
packing concern and n 100000 900 soft
drink botting company for charters
to operate In Virginia arc now pend.
Ing before the State Corporation Com.
mission. The Allied Packers. Inc, OF
Wilmington. Del, will absorb the
w. T. Forbes pork packing house
here. The Coca-Cola COMPANY pro-
poses TO open branch bottlinS plants
in Virginia cities.
Combined entrance foes for the two
corporations Will aggregate $i,750
$4,000 and the bottlinG company $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
Bernard Newman.

Bernard Newman. fifty-cight years
old. of 1914 Park Avenue. died last
night about O'Clock at the Masonic
Temple, where he was taken after he
ing stricken on the street. Three
daughters and two sons survive him
Mrs. j.. T. Goodman. OF Norfolk
Misses Milheimcna and Bcrnicc New
man, OF Richmond; Nathan and Charles
Newman. OF Atlanta Funeral services
Will be announced later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13

Mrs. Betty Dupny Daniel, cighty-slv
years of age. died last night at
Mrs. s. \. Anderson. 2326 West Grace
street. She is survived by on. dangh-
ter and two sons, Mrs. :. \. Anderson
OF Richmond: X. T.. Daniel OF South
liill. Va. and j.. ID. Daniel. of Roam
okc, Va She will be buried in Mar
iinsTille on Sunday. the body leaving
froad Street station Saturday night
at 9:25 o'clock. reaching Martinsvillc
at noon the following day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13

EHARLOTTESNILLE. Dec 12-Mrs
WDle Ellen Walker, aged sixty, wire
or John iill Walker. is dead at her
nome near Gotham after a few days
illness. following stroke of paralysis
Besides her husband she is survived
by nine children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
William j. Palmer.

William J. Palmer, seventy-two years
old. died last night at 3:45 O'clock
at his residence. 104 North Twenty
fourth street lie is survived by his
wife and five children, Walter r.. OF
Ice Hail, Va: w. T.. OF Los Angeles,
Cal; L. r and =; c.. of Richmond,
Funeral services will be announce
later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
Ashton shelton.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Dee 1e.-Ash
formerly of Spotsylvania County dio,i
at walter Reed Hospital in WSshin"
ton He had been III for nearly oirI-
i ,sen months. The remains we're
Oak Hill Cemetery III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
John EnlIer WingGeld

tHARLpTTESNlILE Dec 12-John
Fuller WinEheld. aged scventy-nine. "A
Confederate veteran. died last evening
after long illness. The intcrment
will take place at tho family burying
which he was ono OF the Oldest mer,
hers. Three children survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13

Matilda Burlcigh pleaded guilty. To
= TharEc Of grand larceny YESTERDAY
IN me Hastings Court. and was sen.
FENCED TO serve ono year in the pcni-
t.ntarr. Theft OF . 800 cloak from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
Jarvis Knoxville.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dec. 12.-Jsryis
iknoxvilie died at his home at AQUA,
STAFFORD County, yesterday after a
IhEerihs illness. aged eighty wears
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
ChnrIes u. ThnrnhilI.

I.INCIEUKG., Dec. 12.-Charles Hol-
connie Thornhill forty-fivc years Of
lie was a member or the Franklin
Street Baptist Church here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
Mrs. yir.fni, X c.a

WOODSTOCK. Dec. 12-AIrs virriri,
Mech Gcary. aged sixty-fvc years, Wiz
OF the late NJ. Geary. prominrnt
Motel man Of Woodstock, died suIGnnI,.
Wednesday of BriEht's disease. Shn :.
survived by two daughters and six
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
Milo. OnI,.rt, I

LYNCHBURG. Dec. l2.-Miss Ophclia
Jones. sevcnty-thrce years of age. died
TUESDAY evening at her home i'm Fair
view Heights. a sister of the deceased
died week ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13

Caps of dainty loneliness
in silk laces. All colors.
$500 and $3.50.
Side Wheel Boudoir Caps
Of satin, in pink, rose or blue
or lavender, S2.0S and S3.9S.
Crepe dc Chine Caps,
trim med in colored ribbons
and dainty laces, S1.OO and
$ 20.
Here is an inexpensive
gift for girl-a Silk Cap
trimmed in dainty lace
ruchings and ribbons. They
are in assorted styles, at
10c and Soc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13


Police were notified Yesterday hv Bait
nor a,ptthOri,ies q the recover OF. m
sutoInohile stolen here in September from
= Scott SinS" the theft OF the car
70 such extent as 10 be- ainos, umrecoe.
n.zahlc
Mrs Cameron Johnson. formerly a mission
nlM IN S "a tns y wi give BisiG TAX in nc
scciation a, the O'Clock vcsucrs sunday
her he lecture Will he on m,ssionary wSr .iN
,ccttions on tho pisno ana Mrs r T. Gill
VIII preside at tho services.
Virginia Railway and Powor Cornrany for
the City Circuit Court. when Inc iurv
brought in verdict and iudrmer; FOR the
Authorities OF Tho s,uar, circle uosp,,a,
GG.riarcd ,asI night that tho condition OF
Ethei Leakc. sevcn-vear-oid au.onobilc &C.
roycry is very doubtful II is s,ated Janc
!,NIinr. another scvcn-ycar-old cir, hurt in
INC sam" accident. said 70 no recoycr
me rah'dIr hv hospital authorities
No violation OF the Virginia Ant.-Trus,
i l,mw is nwoived in the srreerlent OF rich,
ff op cxo lnwSTnTs to- make uniform charge
H. tain'd in . report mad" 70 tho Richmomid
tar SeSWtfr 1ss,, by committee consisting Of
rs expected TO M; an End to the 'ed dous,
"h'ch has existed on this point
>, niG clnn, pphlic, schools will clos. for
Of Schools Hill announced ycstcrdnv.s nj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
Dainty Gifts That Serve
an Earnest Purpose

Dedicated to making the Boudoir comfortable
and beautiful are the little articles mentioned
here. They strike deep responsive chord in
every Woman'S heart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Hickory Camp. No. $ woodmea Of the
World. will hold its unwilling memorial cx-
erciScs tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock a;
Rivcrvisw Cemetery. =. @. Boshcn Will de-
liver the memorial address.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13

Carriers with dainty lace
edges and bows, in colors of
rose, Copen, pink, blue.
These are put in a nice box,
for Csc, S1.25 and $3.50 a
set.
Black Carriers with silk
colorcd lining and roses,
$500 and $3.50.
Boudoir Slippers OF black
satin, pulled silk lace
muhles, or dainty pink and
blue heelless models, at
$500 to 5000 a pair.
Second Floor, Central.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-10-14
PRESIDENT ON MEND;
APPETITE Is NORMAL
PHYSICIANS SAY 1T is NECES-
SARY FOR CHIEF EXECUTIVE
TO TAKE A LONG REST.

President Wilson, who has been
confined to his room in the white
house since he was forced to abandon
his speaking tour in the west in sup
port of the league of nations, con-
tinues his progress toward recovery,
his physicians reporting that the Gu
mulative effect of several comforta-
BILE days and nights slowly is making
itself felt in a gain in strength. The
president, however, according to bull
letins issued by Rear Admiral Cary
T. Grayson, his personal physician,
still is a very SICK man and will re-
quire long rest and relaxation If
he is to make a complete recovery
The fact that Mr.. Wilson is able
to eat and sleep with more regulari-
ty is considered particularly promis-
ing, since these are the two most I'M
portant requisites for the complica-
lions which followed his attack Of
nervous exhaustion. His digestive or
CANS have been sensitive for years,
and his respiratory system, weaken
ed by the attack of influenza last
spring, is said to have interfered dur
ing his present illness with his abll-
ity to sleep soundly.