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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals.

AT special meeting of tho board Of dIreo.
Caleb hs q e.
Dr. James Bnchanan AZ secretary OF this
these snssial minutes ,eonecrninE, the WON
mr. @. "a4 4s his nns
chaTs DR. w va 'e esclsS saeTe
,ary and since that time. 1905 he has been
this entire period We have had. Without
q Mrs nSehanan whose iaSors 81" have sfi ISss
dsX%n.d most natr,ic9lariy to the women and
With the installation OF Dr. buchanan
saSne 1 ths c i"i ' p ,asi A Of
ms MS city under one name. and oreaaiza-
in,g s rios% rH,n!"nship with one anolhSr
rs. nuehanan was '' the frs, specially
,%Sna; ana MS efforts 10 eaa c n ifh,
CHARITY Into the ms,sSg, in" n,
n AM, the rrinciplcs OF true philanthronv
OF nSrSnrat u Sns a HS' m sS ds4
n i hnssiraanf n ,nsrsonallv sSsrtsd by Mrs
=, rhc THINKS TINT We're new To us In those
ards BY all AMONGST which Ms m AS S1 n.no
c shS rsG,stration OF all chronic bcrras sne
ens%: I'm, the orib";ing der.nd
demand o%seSo I SUPPORT pR@ to total
m 10y and out thu neElectcd family throush
w nd and orphans the ESf"s sSns
out nsnnmse Of bettrrmcn, in c"nditions.
of pr Bnchanan v SgSn the sE
rs"s were wb n9t to perfect laws and ord
consric % sirE S wS anI our city the
; 10 q" NTH TO Juvenile ana domestic ,cia-
haps the most tangible result. mr..
STAT wv" on sch@"Is fer wayward girls in this
OH the iHs s w " @n: ana ihS G,hs!
i,ctiyn ,, rarm nr. Bucha nan acccptcd the
sS months al its career and lived IN n ~
farm. sharing his tin,s between th, on rd INC
n ann the Associated Charities 0iiice in The
g. ASIDE from, his large share in the nc,ua,
hisnscIf ~, q, me juvenile law. he, took upon
ton az citation officer ali withou, 80
'iaI remuneration. spe-
n. n s, huChIn motto in our work NAV
t ~ said 10 Z" have been Help them 10 h"ip
themselves: pride can be preserved through
mTr"pHr ala and paupcrism avoIcd: Zach
us spark. and. above all. each body h.,
Having been Of such irn,nea.urah,s ..-
t ,bfs IN properly directing the activities Of
INV, on Associated Charities. tho cducatInn ~
ties and the torinuiation 81 pr6na- char
w" Irel the fascination Of Dr Buchsnsn
,hc community. and We regret tho =. w ann
anrS 81 our personal !ea,ion.hip
With sincere r"rrrt: ""'"
ur. Of success in his new field 81 ss1v meas
-, nha, We h.r"hv convey to Mrs i,uchnn,n
"hildanH.aqn n nfs" o and he women and
-, h ne cory OF these minute. he handed
press for nnmiiHaiiora and furnished to tho
N N5S rHScHRffR1sSs fEsf hoLLiixo.
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NEW ORLEANS Nov u.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. l7.-DecI,nes in ea riv
tsadinE IN cotton today were replaced by
advances later. the market acquiring q Arm
onHcrtone IN the aftcrnScn the result CO
An extensive covering movement
shorts tarif selling WAS due ~ unfavo.a bl a
r"no-is from the money n,arkc, and 10 a
fafor2nic View CSsrt.ins th~ weather con-
Itt!ons over the hsi:. the dry wa her he =
ing accepted ~ m-anir: that uickirs waz
making tast r-ocrcss. From net declines OF
- 10 ~ ,ceints in the h-st par; Of tho session.
me nsrkcS moved un 20 ne; advances OF
Was AT net gains o: IS 20 - points.
The marke; reported its lowest levels
around ,ric INST call accumulation OF
scl!;oS o-d'-s oyer SUNDAY. but when these
orders We" exhausted :hc supply VI con
tracts abruptly ceased. 80 that when earv
snort sellers w"nt 20 taking profits they found
li';lr cotton 10 trade on. The weakness OF
foreign exchange prevented much an adva nee
:o- : waiie. bu. gradually its influence wor"
OF In the carry afternoon when rcporta
81 StcadT spot markets commenced 10 CONF"
IN. th- 'rIa rkct WAS bare OF contracts .o.
= time.
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PORTSMOUTH AND NEWPORT NEWS
DISTRICT.
w. II. Edwards. Presiding Elder

Ecn's-j. II HoIi>wsv
Eoykir Porter Harry
tsvron-S y Hurst
thurCh.snd and West No..o,k-J W Car
roll.
Cou-tland--I = Brooks
C-sdic',s-w. : Williams
Cr:tcudcn-.t w Rotten
Franklin. Hish Street,. A Charu.a
ftttav-p. -. = Butts
Isle OF Wicht-s r Todd
Nswsr' &C. II Kidd.
,Nrwro-t Se~s-Chos;rut Avenue r. T.
Wa;Grhe!d. Grace S;aThe J-t;; Trinity. y.
Norfolk Circuit. p. Black
ho-' rnon;h-li:oad street. w. l. Ma-phy
Contra W T.. Alternately: Cottage place
\ \ WhitroCc: i;!rl Avenue r. w Denton:
Monumental j. w Moore: ra.k View. =. N
Sm;thnelI-W. II Alvin.
SUITS 'k.Main Street. j. A. Vim: Oxford
Whslsyvillr and So.ne-;on-T .. Edward.
Wi!ii- mSbnrS-L c. Crutch:e,I
WtaGSu5-E. q. GSsn,.r
,, gh.nla!n L. 5. A. Trinity Q. C.-J T.
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NEW YORK LIVE sTOCK MARKET

.N'-N i'lsh. Nov. N-Bceves. steady:
common to primo steers. 3Ced 100; oven
Sni 5'sSs $50 Hla.oo; bulls. e5oS 1000: cows.
- i ~, - r. easy common TO prtn. ve1l..
tt'SG = 90. culis. il.e0IlSo0: fed calves
I.,yrn 800; Eraasc!s, GjHasco
rrlinr ana !a;nos;o steady: common to
mon 70 fairly prime lambs. IL W a 400: cuiis
Hos. STEADY. medium 10 fairly heavy
hoES; !5,m: heavy weights. HT5: pigs H,G:
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RArPAHANNOCK DISTRICT.
X. f. t,ayle prr>itlipr EI,l.r

Rnth.nv-c l. Grc"a
Colonial Beach and Grace II McS,tl
has; Ma;hcw7-P Z. Taylor
fMs-T-J. c. BeaSier. supply
GlouCcstor-L ID. Stables
Gloucester Point-John Marshall
heathSvl!lc--.T s Wallace
Henderson Stat!on-C II Williams
lrvinC:or-C. T Thrift.
King Grorre-W =, pace.
Lancaster. e. . Jones
MathcTs-B. T. Hudson
NMiddl"srS-H. V. Owens. ruopfy
Richmond C!rcuit- J.. St1nyen
Shack"lforGs-F w EnyianJ
Irbanna-H. w S"viie
West LancGs,rr--w q Royd
West Mathcw--w. p Gram;
W"stmoreland-w. c. Ru-ch
West Point-H. L Clark.
MhiteSone-R. L.. 0uSby.
Cha plain L. s = Colonial s.,h -,
Grace -. C.-Bar. = Stephens 1aa
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PETERSBURG DISTRICT.
NJ e. (olnnDn I,rxSidiux Elder

Erurs~iCk-I. I. I'D W. rIS.
JnsS;erdeld--Ii NJ. Bishop, sc;Dp.y
chester ana lycy M-uo-ial-W. IL Euston
it0"iiui.--I. Il. Fielding.
LAST D.aN'ldiis--E. - LarsE
EIuuoriI-E =. Myers.
EGt-lcS-M. W. ECy,..
G-c.nVl.~-r y Avery.
HON. Sell and Ciiy polut-R = johnson ana
o.c - he Su0piI"G
l-lNv-NEc. Vi.Ie-N y. Ecush-c
MaioaeN ". (. l. Cc-rcli suaoiy.
N-cAlecnuSr- .'-nes
!t.c.SbGrc- RlauGEG-,l. ~. " Bessley sup
TE Hisa SCI 9 For!es,Sr; K;Ehia 10.
Ne.Ec-iat " q. Gcrdcr; Washington street.
= = Vim ! Mats surernuu-rSry.
p-ince G"o-ssI. J. Thar7.
south H-u-> NlcS--M r Drama
south Eht~;"-G~!d-'. u. Su.tooi. -upasv
south lNaWi1ii.-.i- \. Gi-uSs
South Hill ~. S;.r.
S'uth SlScI-W = Cum
SuF-.-j :. Whit.
SurSoN-N 2 Hal
va r. id-E. : rarl>-.
Wavs-ly--A Y. le~ic..~
IVES. E-ans wick-S ". wiikiu.oa
West Chcsts--is,E-T + Ecrrv
IVES; nirNi3dir-W. =. RosEs
-. CO. Il Hogs
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Put Wood pillar, On Sale.

Considering the high price OF lumber.
bargains are awaiting the purchnsers
OF the orna mental wood pillars, erected
on Broad street for hrmistice Week
celebration. and which the committee
IN charge OF the festivities is going to
offer for sale 1t liz understood Thai
the pillars, which were erected al a
cost OF $3.50 each, will be sold for a
nominal amount. removal to be made
by the purchaser
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NEGROES WILL HELP COUNT
VIII BE Employed as Census Enume
rators In section Where Race
Is LarEcRt Element.
nv Amoe,a,r,p ra.-

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Negroes will
be engaged as Federal Census takers
in sections where they form the lars-
ost element OF the population, for the
hrst time N history, Arthur G.. Dore.
United States Supervisor of Census,
announced today. Preference will be
given TO negroes who were in tn. mill
tary service.
Mr.. Dore said that representative
negroes had Informed him that there
had never been an accurate counting
OF the negroes OF this country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-18

NEW YORK. Nov. -rullom,n: = st.ady
'ptnlhS AZ about tn. last closing uriccS
al IRREGULAR tone dcy"icucd In The outyioc
securities market. which "a turn sas TO-
ncavin.Ss NV ~ Z
The i"pacco shares ructuatcd consij.r
any. American Tobacco securities ,ii,, .
w I" -. but rcacting TO ~; Lows lie
t, ei.athcu iIFiil a. d iract.o advance over
- turddS closing: Candy stock. sbov 4. i
miE"u changes and ,atecIs were "cak Va
h"nlliin steel lost ia points in tho tad
ing. Ia, showed = DISPOSITION to ..coyn~ ."
International Petroleum reached IS bu,
dropped TO 0tA.: Texas COMPANY right, I'M.
"foE"d 81 !. points above the last cIose
" uinE shares inactive.
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fhRMNII.LE DISTRICT
= Y. u. HlAnL, H. hin I,resiair..r

AIneiia-W G Bates. Pr. y I Pot. .n.
Blackstone-c. o. Tut,ie.
Boydton-- AZ. priscg.!
BuckinRha INTO d" supplied
BurhcvIli'-c II Clarke
Cartersviue-B B Hand
Charlotte l. iig.rn
Chase city-S ! Brow,
Ciarksviile-W :. : conrad
Crcwe-W. !. Wsre
Cumberl and--C ". I..ftu!ch
East NOitoSay- J.. 3 I.nytrr
Far!nviile-G. IL Suuoncr
EenbridEe-H q Gr.ro,-
IupenburS-C. +. Conner
North Mecklcabu!g-iI !. Weston
Nottoway--J. " LIlAstuu
Powha t4n--W = Smith supply.
Prince EGws rtR T. ClarLr
Irospect-J. NJ 6oyer
south Chariot;e-J r. sturg!s
Nlctorla-W. II Hartman
Nest Buckinrhsn r II, Starpson. supply
!. President Blackstone Cnl!rgr g., c.,f.
Blackstone q. C.-W. 4 Christian N'''9'
COMMISSIONS of Prohibition. Hi.cEg,,,, .
CD. s. Peters =
C.-JaIncs Cannon III =
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FIFTEEN ARE FINED ON
CHARGES OF GAMBLING
Petersburg Police Court Has Heaviest
Docket for Several
Month";

Especial to Tho Times-DispatchI
rEFEESBURG:. VA. Nov. lT.-Thc
Police Court docket this morning was
the largest for many months. Yes
terday afternoon tho police raided the
mouse OF John Robinson and captured
fifteen men, alleged to have been
gambling In the house. They wcro
each fined $50 and costs this morning.
charged with breaking into the gar
age OF MsTk Holt and stealing auto
mobile HsrS. were sent on to the grand
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Go to baptist Convent1on.

frterSburS VIII send large dele
cation to the. state Baptist Associa-
ton. which VIII convene in Lynchburg
tomorrow. Among those who will 20
from this city are Revs. Lewis NJ. Ro-
per. f.. {. PreuS and r. w. Moore and
+. y. Hartley, ID. Parkinson. j. w.
Long, William Pitcher. l. H. Titmus.
j: w. Sutherland. q. w. Rucker, j. ID.
Mckinney and w. NJ. Ruckcr
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Rricf New. Nnte..

Fetcrsburg's Red Cross recently
added o.o96 members
Or. Dice X. Anderson. OF Richmond.
VIII address the Young Business
Mems Club at its regular meeting to-
morrow night.
George Brown. clerk for c. r. Nun
naliy, was painfully injured late Sat
u-day night by being struck by an
electric car on Sycamore Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-18

Owing 20 the death OF brother OF
James Y. Branch. member OF the
grand jury investigating the alleged
hootleSEinE in this city. there was no
lps~sion OF tho jury today. an adj
jcurnmcnt being taken until tomor-
row evening 1t o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-18

The case of w Y Boswell, charged
with shooting John Smith, colored.
on saturday evening. was continued
Nntii NoNcmoer 25. to await the result
OF the injuries received by the negro.
BOSWELL renewed his bond In the sum
OF $1,000.
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hlSCEI.LAS EOUS MARKETS

.NANAL STORIES
SAFhESAiI. GA. Nov i7-Tu-nen,.ne
hrn. i5'ir n I.JS. sales. $50: receipts. =.
sn.u!nrnts. "S, STOCK. l3.6s.
Eofin. steady: sales. 5.s; rece,p,s Ios
shipments. -.nS4: stock. 54.g. Quote. IL
ii'."%: H. is|2: r, f. 1855: O. 1875. H. 100,
!; lS!p: *. - IL. AZ, 80. y 40 VIC;
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y. VI. c. A. Cony,ntion

A. NJ. Pennybackcr. J. w. Kyle ana
to represent the Petersburg y. NJ. {.
y. IN the great international conven-
ton of the association. which begins
III Detroit on Wednesday. This CON
Scntion Will be the first TO be held in
five years.
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LYNCHBURG DISTRICT.

W. NSFn. fEr~l11nE Elder
AnsvistaR X. Burnett
AppomattoG-L. r. Callahan
Appomatto1 Circuit : i J!-.
Bedford Citv-J. g Rod
Z Bedford Circuit--R l.. Wirrn.id
Bedford Sprinrs-I. Y johnston
Bruohneal-J. b. I,ayinde-
( Campbeil--J. w. BOuld!u
Central Bedford-W /. Nav.
Concord-J. W. Marsh
Elba--J w Author. sunny
= GlaO-s--E. T.. Crawley
HalEaI-E J.. Marsh
s. Lynehsur Z scIi r. Me,.y Cour,
T aqfy h W H., tAy<nHe ~ EoMlana
am n;d Madi 40. heishts-C a. Campbell 9''''
Montvale--E. II. ThrslDson. qupuiy '''''
North BhGford-W = McA!listcr
North f'1itSy!vanis-P u. Clements
+ l'ampiIn--A. i; LsrnDdin
8 south Bcdford-E. J. Clinton supply
/, south V!ow-To he supril!ed
West Bedford-W l.. Jor.s
West cannheil-E g. kiiro. SIMPLY.
secretary Of Ministerial supply and Train.
tns ana or H"IiS!9n7 Education. Court
Strcet . r.-R u Bennett
=. Saapi.'n U 3 " Alta Vista . &c "
y Secretary 10 7. " C AZ. r. Han.
u sNoRFOLK DISTRICT.
~ U. MfS. Simpson. Presiding Elder
Y Henby-J. ~. Baton.
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tkeportcd by isodgcrs flummcr " Co. Inc. }
Petersburg. Va. Nov. Is. 1919.
SPANISH: Market weaker sails per b,L .he !!
' ltGlNiNS: Market quiet
Fancy lu!nbos. lDl,c yer 10
Extra rri:ne. l0c pcr 10.
fanry handpickcd. ave to Ice per 10.
ShcliinS stock. Stsc I'd &c per III
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NEW YORK PRODICE MARKEr

=, ~ UNk. NOV. lI-Aftcr SHOWING par-
10 rd!iF" on snort covering and with cot =
90; tEttonsr.d oi! dragged lower VITA .a-d
tHIt u"i want .. outside supDort. Final
!,tS, ":'H . ~ 10 points net lower sales
i istrmo n'rTela Tenders, so: prime crude.
So. A1.tS prime summer yellow snot
.--p: ec'int-cr. gl.s5 March. - II: May - "a
~ m winter yellow and summer white.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-18

The, Richmond branch of one OF IN.
leading office ambulance manufac.
young woman as office p,an or
MUST be good CORRESPONDENT and
NAYS naric n knowiedge Of shorthand. tx.
up work desirable. Writn ,,s fUiiv
OF your past experience and salary
ddGis,red., Address G l02. care Times.
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DRY GOODS
SIN YORK

81" YORK. Nov. l,--ccliOn goods ve-c
rnici.f today. w!th price,, gcncra.ly steady
an roinueI yarns were higher with the
utlhh"d continuing wage demands in co..
'Dh goods are nnNe!cOmr TO merchants who
IIrslte a stAb I!!zaii"n OF producing costs
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COTluS M,KKE FITS.

stock. 30
Minor ports-Stock e;les
stock. l.6eS.2SS
>, Io;ai for wcck-Reoc.pts. Ie;.r5: exports.
Total for seascn-Recelp,s. s:s:a: exports,
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Il. EgklCstpp.

F.lNt lorkc-J. Il. EEgICstCn.
FOX hi!i-i. o. Payne
hampton -Sen,ral h. T. Dadmun; Firs,
iisinnton Roaus-J. II. Atnsworth.
BsnhaSen-W. l.. Ming.
Nj. Vermont. W Ruynolds
Norloik r. Brtn h!cton Avenue. A. L. Prank
ma, ththanrake Avenue. W. X Evans: Colo
ma. Avenue. u. j. E:aiford: cum Der "a nd
SireeS : 4 p?nahoc: Ep"orih. u. {. Phc,f-
itt, nIrmount. j. -. la U1o,N. Gneni. +. l..
Wells: i.archniom;. } T. Bosnian: I.ekies
Mrmoria! :. l. Du!nNiilc. Mckenorrc. y, W.
DAVIS; Memorial. =. J. Sat;en: PARK Place.
q Booker: Zion. }. h Moss
oak!ciia and CainpoSirlld-h. q. HiN.
ocean N!vw--L. ~ Smith.
Sccana and virginia Reach--R. s p-auGhon.
l'riaccsN. Annc-J. T. ScwGii
South Norfu.h--'r. w. Ogden
South Princess Anuc-E. Il. Hopkins
f0!hc-D. ". Jackson.
PCS; Chaplain Mcrohan; Marine. LeKies c.
Cd. I. Eouttcn
ireld SclteIa:y Ch:ldrrn's Society. Erwor,h
- &C. l.. Peasants.
Religious WcEk Secretary Y. NJ. {. A. Lee
kieS - Ct " t,urr
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UoAlnS,
In AIenaoriana.

MISS CoRNELIA NJ. Elicit.
MISS corneiis 81 Elicit. assisiant Principal
died last Tuesday. November .4,h. at The
hAd no, been wen during the summer. aud
AFTER three weeks brave effort to perform
s.t.n, pain, she compelled TO give i, up.
Then. with magnihcent courage and
sublime faith. she submitted herself TO an
np.rat!on. although knowing that involved
great danger. as her heart was not strong.
And just as she seemed fairly on the road
10 recovery strength failed and she passed
Miss El!e;, had been associated with Miss
DicA.IE0n IN the school sine. it's beginning.
ship oates back 10 tne tirne when tEcir
itmiiics r@re nerhhors in Richmond. where
had taught IN th- high School previous
20 coming 20 Sewic.!~T. She was the daur n
ter OF NJ an: N-s Andrew Elicit both
lett. Of Nichrnoni survives her. After
o. brio; ;un%i"! here on W:dnsesday from
body was taken I" Richmond TO res, in
the hisior.c HOLLYWOOD ceinetcry tho.
ttainincnis, with SPECIAL fondncss FOR ths
Greek and Latin classics and talented
and and. inspiring instructor. She was, pos
ttovable embodiment OF Chris,ian character.
hurch and s1ndsv w se1d n h.F st. be Ie
in .r Richmond She attracted not only the
since her sickness particularly it Vas given
her to know. as she had never realized
made in the Sewickicy Valley: her QUIET
and unassuIning nature could not have real
, ~ .b II untii the oppGrtupity came for them
MANY and her beautifuI nature a sGrIo ,n,h TO
lons % he generosity ana kindly sympathy will
-, associated with her
EVANS: ovcmbcr ~ 1919 In lawns, 70
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NEW YORK cum N1KUrr

,-u COFFEE
~" 1ott r. Nov. ii-Spot coffee ot,,e I
E.o Is. lG 90: santos q. .Gl- ~,
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DENTtST-pr Charles II. McAn,lly. Den
list. beEs to announce the removal Of nj,
ONCE to lis East Broad Street. pbon,
Randolph st5
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Markets
Continued from Ninth Pare,
,HICAGo LIVE STOCK MARKET

,'iiIatO. NOV. !s.--t'.ttIs: -cC,iDts -
- weak: beef steers. SO LIS 10 isto
80. veal calves. = II 9 %
Shten receipts. $40. mostly - cents
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APPOINTMENTS FOR COMING
YEAR IN M. E. CONFERENCE,

f Following are the appointments for
the Virginia Methodist Conference. as
announced last night by Bishop Eu-
gone Il. Hendrix at the close OF the
13fth annual session. which has been
meeting At Centenary Church since
.tast Wednesday morning:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-18

7onrolinc--B. I, HIT.
S sssiIs Sf Il 4As n.go sa sSSSy
i hsnSysrE!i, u. smith.
iiinr Wl1ianS.i tsSS@ c. Tr.,lo-. sup.
nSsw Kent W neesmaa
hsns4,. i'5a' Mdsn3 a:sS FTs sSs
Street s;na,, r. ShGaau4S: c,SSn;enary. r a.
si.ss5; ) ln s-Hy psTi3S Ss.s.s y
mount Avenue ana Chei... iiiI J. III
LsaShion i>q!;on !iili. y! 4 Sco!!; G!n;-r
Mssl nd .'a;a'4 w'tS,,,-s CSrsy
Ssriaes $50 seem Pines II. y Mo!ia-t,
sgpCsouaie-s-v NSrarreai 6 w tones, i
"a sIis'p"sa M. i.sFE r.ee and
isu;1i sia : Nsgi,S : r johnson, Trinity
S SRssa ,: s:.:sp a 5asse W " ht Ina
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confc5encc sure1in;snaen. 81 of SUNDAY
Schools. Highland PARK Z. {. J. Il aont.
Editor o, Richmond Christian Advocate.
sI SusTrs Ms'Ghss :! 6 9. = La i:.her:
Advocate, Barton Higgins u C. g lS''i r :
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Rapidan-I,. l.. Banks
Rappa h nnocE-W. A. Orser
Scottsvi'lc--J. f. Daniels
south Asnhcrst--T w burnett .,,nJx
South Nelson--J. L. Askew
West Amhcrst-To be supplied
surply. " ii'sEchootham
Yes, Hanover--o. H. 1. Mayo.
Customary TO Japan-T II Had,n
MISSIONARY to Korca-C T coliycr.
O. ERtp agent conference o-phanaGc (Oranr.
church T%I,s' @ IN Emory University. FRS,
missionary to Cuba-H. p Anter
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STEAMBOATS,.

NJ MILLER tho barber. formerly at the
colonial BARRIER Shop. now located nj the
lyric Earbor Shon. 22n North Ninth Sircci
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Funeral Directors.
k'eEROnRiA.

FHAuP. Edwin Phaup. Funeral Drector
and Ernhalmer. sos Main Street
Madison 13l Randolph 5ssa
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EASTERN SHORE n,srrycr

E. NJ. McSparr-n. Presiding Eide,
AScomac-E II Powell
Alien p. HOLLAND, supply.
Andrew Chapel and Melfa.s E I,c,
Atlantic: c Moore g. Lucas
Broad Water and I;-ttel-G w w,,Lfr
supply * DcrHS.
GambrdEe-J. u Peters
APE. Shar!es--A +. Williams
Eapcvillc--F. G Davis
Gheriton-W. ~ Fletcher
Wright a
R12 Dor eies C Ross-r r.pp!v.
Iiliiord-,T g I.aurhon.
keter-W s. pycrIe.
{. Onancock---C. G BELL
Onlcy and Locusty.lie-J N kin.
l'ocomole-J. r.. beShsZC
punrotoaEue--E *. Odcl
Salisbury Trinity. T. i:"cyc,
liam. III ~ H. Gii'
south DGrcheSier--H L. Hastings.
King. ~pe'-' h
M N,ssto 20 JIanan-J. c. c newton.
Niiss!"Earv 10 kor,a--N. r 'ru-,.r 3"
conference secretary o! missions Sails.
\, ,unerint sndcnt OF probation dopartn.r,
a. L. Stevenson 800 'NSh -.
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DANNILLE DISTRICT.
'oSeph y. IhOnnls. Presiding Elder
Ssw Kent W Hickman

C"scaS a. menus Presiding Elder
c.hha,ham and Concord.-.W. r. Williams,
nns aa,iitn eIrcur-'T Coy Jarrert. siY;nj,.
NeWtos t.,cabel street Memorial. O. Z.
yowS; CaixarF. j, r Allen: Grace, r. i.
non. G. Robertson: Schoolieid. o. l.,
a. fiaEs: siedd Memorial and Stokcslaud Coy
nanvile Csrcuit--w A. Jenreys
East Eranlkin--Roy Moore
Eas, Haiifa1-G. r. Kosler
Fer ear nrii, and tIeidnle-IS Otto Wright
- lIcnry-T. c.. Pullnn '''''
---~ IIvco-E W. Elliott
H Mati'nj pa,sict r. Proctor,
and one to he eupplicd Sr'''
Patrick---J. J. Clarke
plttsylvania---S. b. Williams snppty.
S SSniy t; Mount-C 4, Tucker.
south ErankNa-J. r RrstshaS sn,n,
ssS ou,h r nallirs--c T IIsrrell. ''
West Franhlin-H. w. I.andrurn. ,unn,v
rn Fo,e q; G.: o r NJ neckhan, 'V'-
street g. c. W Is Bcauchnmp H'~'"
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KNIGHTS OF Columbus Free Emp,ovm.n.
service Is now located at No. North
Eleventh Street,
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GOOD SETTLED coLoRED WOMAN to
- have charge of baby. Excellent wages.
references required. Phone Boulevard
zS8l. Address 3l07 Stuart Avenue.
OFFICE MANAGER
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RICHMOND DISTRICT.
& IL. Potts. Presiding Elder

Ashland--G =. Kelly
Ashland Circuits. II. Johnson
Bowling Grccn-L. <. Smart
Caroline. 4. Iit,.
Charles City-E ii; carp. supriy.
Soochiand-W. =. Thomas supply.
Srecnwcci-N. X. C!eokinCrc supply.
lanover--E. II. smith.
Henrtco-G. X hood.
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7, incmbrSncc Of nv uncle. Richard +
Evans. IS no died four wears ago today
Gone. but not forgotten
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ATLAs-THREE- FoURTHs-ToN Ar,.a
SETH JIHfuG FiR USED !sko TMhEE wEEKs &IiI
TOO SMALL FOR My BUSINEsS sL,s =;
MIR SMITH. I'll SOUTH EIGHTH 81.