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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
WILL HEAR EVIDENCE
IN PUBLIC SESSIONS
Senate Elections Committee Urged
4" Promptly Recount AIichi-
gan Ballots.
SOME ALREADY DESTROYED
Attorney for Henry Ford. Charges
Ncwbcrry'S Election Was Secured
by Expenditure ur 5000. OOO-Dc.
cl:,rcs Delay Is Dangerous.

WASlilNGTON. January i1.-iu TAX
ms UP Henry Ford's petition contest
ing the election OF Truman H. New
berry TO the Senate from Michigan. the
senate Elections Committee decided to-
day 10 hear all evidence in opeu SEES
sion.
Henry l.. Bodman, OF Detroit. coun-
sci Tor New berry, III Announciu. th.
latter desired to Cooperate Iuliy with
Tue committee IN preserving All owl
dencc. d"ci";cd the iii introduced in
the AichIG.,n eSIsiature 10 nave Tho
"iIcHiSan supreme Court Lake cb,r.c
OF Inc ba.I"tS wvuld protect ali a.
icrtstN. :,".."toi ro.Le..u.. and other
,I1rmt".I"'s conten"r" the Seuat. itsLu,
ConE:ittcv. should act
MiCh,.. ntn"it gi senator Townsend, OF
rams S'i IRON ,'n 40, hnox read tele-
0ilctrs III MichiSan and state -.
ID ia,ulS ""i'i,!s. stating that the p.il
iots Mas s. .tiI,f - e! preserse the bat
WILL HoT OPPOSE: .4tTiuN
10 ffE>r.H, BALLOTS
Mr.. Goldman said Mir. NewDcrry did
no. note and TOOK no part in the
erection bui that he would no, upDos.
Injunction proceedings uy Mr. Ford TO
prevent obstruction "t the ballots
:, Alfred i1urkins, Mr.. foru's counsel.
~! III Cohtehuihs mat Tho injunctions and
PROPOSED legislation did nos meet tho
situation. asked for AN immediate I'M
restiSaticn and recount " the com
mitter. ~
MIR. Luckins declared that the ac-
kk,n"wieoged expenditures OF $4,000 in
MI New Ocrry's campaign were "oniy
d i nri,. and charged that they
"ctuIu! reached about SJvU.0VV.
bdiiolS At Marquette and Saginaw
aI'cady had been destroyed or removed
he SAID, and correspondents. OF ina
burned
II follows that every days delay
IL canScrous. said MIR. LuckinG. ii
me Scuate postponed it's invcstiEa tion
ior SIX months or year the time will
be utilized to destroy ana suppress tho
evidence and put witnesses beyond
reach.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
GXI END DRIVE FOR FUNDS
~ FcGU SHAVING rcurL E
sermons NHl BE Delivered in
"'io"> thurchc> ~ Sumuiutc
Armenian hciici.

!, "..u'e on the part Of the people OF
.S"u 20 contribute - ine AR
-''-ti.aH .''u .>!iiu:i !r!.Ei iund Tor tuv
''vvo,pYO as"i NI!,s peupi. IN the East.
IN war lone yesterday leo lue t.!cu-
.i,o''u vAtcul4Nc committee 10 continue
'ic olitc IN inns city one week, ma :
t"e - terminate on January -. ne
p''1s ihaue At a spccia! meeting at
AEON showed That combination, i,,,n,s
- 'hc luna were exceedingly small
''''it on! It sindI! nuHocr 81 people h.iu
'''''' Led a az. anu tnaI IL would
'H"possiDIc 10 ralSc the Iuud OF
1870 "..o:" ihe close o. the ur!S (;
tO-lnorrow night.
speciai sermons viii be preached in
may rhdichvs ri R,chmvnu tomorrow
ana offerings tahen Tor the r-iieI OF the
starving people II. The Near East. som.
Of the churches have found IL impo..
sie!c 10 ho!d Armenian Dag tomorrow,
.ut VII! devote January % TO IT. and
others February =
~'u. enes 90 the c!ty as follows
Mcthooist - Barron Heights. 500:
s%; 1Ee o 7'Fsr f *IY sgG5 Hish Psrk
springs. $50; Fairnouni Avenue sa0V:
i.pwertn. $2v0; Denny street. 500, De-
catur street, }l5e, Blanch Memorial
Broad street. Sl.j0V. Woodland lie shls,
800 Nest Lad, $50, Union station,
1900.
oaEwooi. SO; Woodland icts hts sii 10:
hampton. 3ltn. Nenaulc Street. $3.50;
Ciutcr PARK, $3.50. Fulton, $50: Farsi,
200; f.trmoun!.- $500: Calvary. $500;
Eartou Heights. So; BainbridEc. $500;
E:oadGus Memorial, $500; Highland
Park. SO: Tabernacle, $500: SlUc! ton
Sti-et. $3.50 Second sl.50o: Randolph
street. $50; OAK Grove. 500; Leigh
Street. $l.00o i:mmanucl StOu: Grove
Avenue. $1,000. Grsce street, Sl.JU0.
Presbyterian - Fulton, SicD; Grace
Covenant, S2.0cc. Westminster. $50:
second. *2.oov: Reid Memorial, $50:
Third. $3.50; Porter street. $3.50: OYER
brook. $3.50: Mizpah. $3.50: Iioce Me-
mortal SI00: First. $1,000
Lutheran - B"thiehcm Evange lical
500; First Evangelical. $500; FIRST
Christian = Seventh Street 500:
hanover Avenue. $500: Third, 500:
G,owardin, Avenue $50 Ia t'm"u"t
Episcopa l-Epiphany. $3.50; cry Mis-
sion. So: -. Stephens. So: 81. Pauts.
s 500: ST. Thomas's. $500: Weddcli Me-
mortal $3.50; All saints: Sl.5on: ST.
Marks. $500: st. Joints. 500; 81. James
$1,000: st. Andrews $1,000: Monument
tai, 500: Meade Memorial. $500: Holy
Trinity. $500; Holy Comforter, s25a:
Grace. 500: Good Shepherd, $3.50; Em-
manuel S35N Church OF Ascension,
S2uN. Christ Church. $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
INTER- RACIAL COUNCIL
ORGANIZED IN NEW YORK
Purpose Is 10 bring Retaliation of
Spirit and ideai, 10 Amer
Tenn People.

NEW YORK. January 1.-THE In
tcrracial Council OF the United states
WAS organized mere to-day for the pur-
pose " bringing the nany distinct
races. living under the American flag,
10 AZ realization OF the Split and idea ~
o. The american people. and at the
same i!mc preserve 10 each race those
traits which have made Tor their IN
ulvidual greatness. Representatives of
more than thirty separate racial groups
in the United states, educators aud
leaders in industry, labor and affairs
attended the gathering.
General Coleman Du i'Ont Was chosen
chairman. The work OF the council
VIII be divided into three distinct cias-
.iicGtions---e education, industrial CO.
operation and development 81 me racial
groups. Among tie out-oi-towu rep
re.entaLNes in attendance were: III j..
Heinz, 81 Pittsburgh; William II. Barr,
81 BuNalo, Pierre Du Pont. OF Whining
ton, Del: l.. u. Grace. OF Bethlehem,
Pa; :. remberton Hutchinson, OF Phil
"dc.phia; Tie. bert f.. Perkins and
THOMAS L.. Wilson. of Chicago; Daniel
Willard. of Baltimore, Md; Dean Her
man Schneider. OF the English COL
leg late University OF Cincinnati: Ber-
nard j. Rothwcll, chairman of The i'm
migration communities of Aia.,sa chu-
sets: Dominica -. Alesandro prrst-
dent OF the Hold Carriers and Build
: Union OF Quincy, ......s.. and john
Parks, member of the Massachusetts S
industrial BOARD of Fan River, Mass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
Music in Richmond
BY JOHN GEORGE HARRIS

The initia! concert of the Philnar-
monte Orchestra Il local Institution,
VIII be given at the Academy Of Music
on "Wednesday evening, January -.
The movement loc revival OF OK
chestral activity is in Itself So worthy
that we cannot refrain from GoMmcnt-
ing thereon. 1t is perhaps Significant
that this renewal OF interest IA Inc
Philharmonic comes during u pcuvu
u. revival IN otnvr diGc~tiV..s. anu not
impEoperiy' since soou mus!c snuuiu
Harry any other niusIcut activity
has the educativc DossiuI.itics that are
of1ered By the symphony orcnes ira Its
40 great, It's lnneIcnt resources IN lone
eo!or and dynam!cs SO many aud az
verse, that, as an educating influence.
it ~, unsteady, without i pAra.'ri.
Tho works OF the great masters, IN
,ncir originality % setting, he at lis
hand. what d vast iioraiy is tuere!
not only the symphonies. IN wnicn The
composers. ancient anu modern, haNu
invested tnew greatest shI!i and tne.r
most profound study, bul. as wuIl. the
upcras and oraior!os are avaI!apie
inc Philharmonic viii be conducted
THIS year, as iii the past. by ". Henry
BAKER, VINO Is as We'll lifted therefor
as ,h ~ , h' ety. ndas hs a ns
no local superior in this held
All interesting departure from an en-
introduction at each concert OF "A quar-
let OF singers from one or another %
The reading churches. The quartet
from the Grace street Baptist Church
VIII appear at the hrst concert. At
rnis concert, young kichmond singer
will mako her HrSt puDiic appearance.
Miss EsSic EhrStein, still il her teens,
gives promise of developing into a COZ
uratura soprano OF remarkable ability.
kichmond has produced some spiendid
singers but the last OF them has not
yet been heard.
The present comment is undertaken
nf -
philharmonic Orchestra. though We
mad that III mind. Dut, for larger
reason. as a plea to the Richmond
musical public for it's support OF :,
movement that promises not only en-
lertainment but better education in the
Woe field of symphonic music. and!
iikewiSe, to encourage an effort 10 pro-
vide kichmond with an opportunity TO
hear great music. so that when move
n,.nts ike this are inauguratcd they
may no, be of questionable success.
but may have that support which viii
guarantee ii building up or our musical
resources. and lead to "a permanently
established and strongly financed SYM
uncny orchestra with regular concc n 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
SOCIETY

The younger society set was out
al ivrco ias. evening TO attrnu Inc
nisl uancc niHen W .ne Junior Assem-
ply III tne oailrVom OF me .riIer-
son Hote.. The stage was bunneu With
tefnS anu palms. and an ORCHESTRA
u.sSed ror Inc uanclnS. SnaIi .aoics
me haiL anu supper was served a, IL
eioch. Iovers were laiu iot l@J
oueSls.
Inls Is tho first OF a series Of three
danGcs 10 DC gwen Dy Inc junior As
hemDiy. anu Was very smart IiIair
N every uetaiL lhc enapcrones TO-.
iand DAVIS, Mrs. j. Scott Parr!sG. mrs.
no. dee iiawcs. MisS I.Inc Branrn. MS,
frances Scott. Mrs imam II. adams.
mrs. IhanIcs Weue'. Mra. Churra,!i
tounS, Miss Iieien ADAMS ana arr.
toruun wallace.
Dunsnnt This Afternoon.
Anothcr attractive uhair los The
tornnai dansant 10 nc no.u al the
!" umans Iiuu th,s aI,crpoon I.vm 4
10 ociock. The chaperones lvr the
Ms, ., y u TN 1roc"enofoueh. Mrs
Meade Auuison, Mrs. Sam CoMan, airs.
brainhan anu AIRS. Tyler. These
AFTERNOON functions nave proved very
poPndr and attractive iunCtI5ns. AMI
are largely attended.
Sonfcdcr Hal ,IU-Ni.ht.
Soclal interest Is conferred IN the
9aii Hhlch Kiehmond Chapter. united
daughters OF the ConIcdcgaGy. OF WINCH
MS. Norman V. tandoipn Is. p:cs,-
ncht is giving at tnc Wo,nan's Clup
Lhis evening from 10 IL ociyck.
ME- kandoiph VIII be assisted IN re-
cctrinS b. Airs. {. W. T. Aiassic Mrs.
hi T.. Watkins Mrs J. q. Cor
Nei!ie spence. MISS Lucy MunIOrd, M!ss
Nellie GarihriGht, MIS-. i;oocrt \.w-
ter and Mrs William j. judd. r.x-
Ceitcnt MUSIC mas DGen secured tor
me dancing. and card tables may DC
reserved bN those who do not care
70 dance.
:, Those who have reserved tables are
Mrs. y. t.dloc Donnau. Lr. Miss Julia
Moore. Mrs. ~. II. 1urpIm. Mis-. Edgar
i.dHcrtS, Mrs. Stephen A. Bevc ridge
MrS: Charl +. Norman. NIrs. Charles
=. Wall. Mrs. T. II. Elicit. Miss Emma
Hethcrland and many others.
sunervision OF Mira Archer NIchard-
..on. assisted by Mrs Howard J..
Nuckols. Mrs. Thomas b. Johnson. Mrs
LsTcs Edward Woodfn. Mrs. John T..
Sauer. who assisted By Mrs Corlcy
Viii have charge OF the punch bowl
The ball Is always a charming social
Succcss with those of former years
Csuni Omcers' Ounce.
Officers viii dance this evening al
West Franklin Street. and girls VINO
nave been included in the invitations
arc requested to bring their cards 20
me door. Miss Martha. Robinson IL
chairman for the evening and vii be-
.stisted in receiving the guests by
MIS-. 7. Carnctt 'Tabb. Mrs. Leslie Reed.
Mrs. Edward Macon. Mrs stuart
MichauS. Mrs. r. a. Smyth. Mrs George
SUI and Miss Msry Bcirne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
Uncertainty In
Retail Markets
Threatened Advance an
Meats-Poultry and
Eggs Easier.

There is some uncertainty in the
recall markets. The meat men arc
laying the wholesalers and the pack
inS~hou men more Tor fresh meats
ihan was the case ten days ago, but
have no; yet advanced The rctail prices.
However. they are expecting 10 DO
forced 10 do 50 at almost any moment,
Tor there is an upward tendency in
me whoicsaie markets. and, tncn too.
the meats are not as plentiful is ,hcy
have been.
Vegetables and fruits are still high
ana because OF the scarcity ves -
tables they are taking an upward move.
me same may be said ot fruits. cs-
pcciaiiy apples.
Poultry is the one line that is help
lux 10 the ultimate consumer. Heavy
receipts OF hens and chiCk ems on Cary
street this week caused Il decided
stump III the wholesale prices ana the
retail hEurcS have been marked down
accordingly. Rabbits are fairly pi.n-
iiiul ana the prices nave saggcd Il ill.,
Ne. Fresh country cGeS arc Il shade
lower.
The hoh markets. are well suppiied
Win al! manner Of sea meats ana prices
are without change.
me following quotations Will rule
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
Time Brings Happiness
With The Dawn
The Coming Of Baby Marks the Adj
vent of a Glorious Future.

Scientists say great stress should DO laid
upon tho remarkable influence which the
mothers happy prenatal disposition has
upon the health and future OF the genera
tiona to come
over half q century have applied before tho
sto-E's arrival. known as Mothers Friend.
This IL "a most grateful. penetrating remedy
that once softcns and soothes the myriad
OF broad HAT abdominal muscles under the
skin OF the abdomen. ny its regular use
during the period the nerves. tcndous and
cords relaxed and there is an absence
OF nausea. bearing-down pains. strain and
60 neral discomfort more often than other
wise experienced when natnrr is unaided. ,
Ky the OF Motner's Friend night and
morning the muscles relax with case when
Ia by comes. the time ut the crisis is shorter
aud pain and danger is naturally avoided.
Write. The BraIhcld ReGulator Comppnv.
Dept. L.. Lamar building. Atlanta. Georgia.
tor their Motherhood Book. and obtain u
bottle oi Mothers Friend from the druggist.
hv all means. aud get into condition 10
in.ci the CrisiS.--.ALN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
UNIONS JOIN FORCES;
R|CHMONDER PRESIDENT
Two organizations OF Exprcssinen
Decide Upon Amalganation
at Meetings Here.
NAME THIS CRY HEADQUARTERS
II. ID. Berry Chosen Head OF Con-
solidatcd Organization of Express
men With Combined Membership
OF More Than $4,000 Workers.

Ama!Sanation. OF the National A.
'ot'"Ni.a OF EN2!essnen and the EN-
press DIV. s;on OF the brotherhood OF
itaiiway Clerks with Il combined mem.
""iah'p "a moro tnun ,O.yUv, was am
hCdhcru mere yesterday, IUiiUwing a
hNe-u"A cAcSuti'c scSsivn uI uulrSa e .
representing the TWO organizations.
I;iti'"hv"n Wal ue executive mead
iuat'.Is iVr tne new union, Nnicn has
""en i'h.ns,i ;ns Consolidated Orgun!z.-
tiois y. '-Nprcssnien. anu II. =, lie: ).
y. l'Ivii'tvhh. mas been elected prrsI-
""ns. -.u,i,InIstratiNe ncauuuaIt.ua Vii
-" - Louisville, ny.
i. "a. -, mrI>iN NAMED
~ lar. TIVE HOARD
Fred 6 Hucbach. OF Louisville. n.y.
e" -" "a. ssrGnI .,I,a..vut OF lII.:
49," ''rNNvu .rirtIi SvCfcIat,. A.. L..
" 'Itr.-. nasGiIiS lv.i -. - va,
''.ttv" sS"ei'.t >ISc-p.csiuent, ana j.
'-- -" aero, % i-Ju.s.ilr, NY, ~,
S.GctEu S,n1:a! treasurer.
me ier"l r~e.u,i,e board ine!i-
"e's i'''o" y. M jcnc.son. VI Seattle.
80 81 - "c''S -. ."ui, .'.inn., 49,
!'.''" ~ '.",'.."s. -,"a.,....c, Ac.,. .
"''''cS i''-s. .'ieiiipmIs. ~ "n.. -. q
''~'uos' -. i~.u!. .,..n... ~ i!I.ai.. -.
S.."s'."". :>"an,iir. Icnn, A.. IA.
'f.'".i"' J"ciiav.4. il.", ria, A.. a. Linz
r""v!e' .i!sti i.'IVn. :. -, &. T.. Ca.pg.,
- - 81 a. Luiiph!n. I..chnIonu. "a;
"a A. "cnde... I.odnUhr. Va. a. w.
'3"'. = i''.t.a"noea, Tenn
''i'''. toNiI> SESSIONS
hLiih; rUi, TwU MORE DAYS
nc EApfcss DIVISION ot the ErUin-
S-'''"H "a i,ti.I"a ~ IIr.hS - aiIiIlu,vu
'''h >ho ninc!lcan edcraIIvu ".
i--ooF' ana a CV1nnittLce went 70 wash
- Win -. - !.str:udy ana secured
sEe consent OF I,sanu i,rcs.u.nl -
'"'FtSseF 10 IclinquIsn jurisdiction -
N''| SoHHoiiud l.u Ossunl.a. IOu u Ca
P''"'"ltl 50 thdt an american Fedora
''|h o. Labor animation could o..
9S.u!tu ".,nO.t waiting Ior ii !orma.
'"ScN'h5 %. tHc S.duu ,AelutINe uoarl
o. lH= ~ VIhv:nVou OF i,aut,.y t-!vlka.
'c Svii' tnt.vn MI! i. IN session i.,-
"a! -. twU more.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
Fling Presentation.

ne HNccutiNc board of the S,ata
1o!hei! OF the j.. -. L. A NJ which
met Al The Headquarters OF the orIen
~ tnlS city last night, WAS presented
I've! with beautiful 6Xlu silk SER
rec mag BESIDES bearing thirteen
I,"iS. repro "ntins the orisinai States
~ displays Tie emblem OF tI,s order AM,
inc figures 1907, REPRESENTING ,rr nm,
ptl %! members Ut Inc order in Viz,
ma VINO entered the colntry's scr
uuiihS ne war. iweuty-two of
nom made the supreni. >,acritir. ,,d
many others being wounded in action
! ms nag was - have been presented
!" me State Council in Fredcricks-
!aihiiiS IL Was lost On route and has
JuSt been found. II Is said THAI fully
tp''o"o members OF The order through
!Hcni service. and no: a Stacker or con
them. ''o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
CASUALTY LISTS SHOW
591, WITH 253 DEAD
One Hundred and Twcnty-I'i,c killed
In Action md One Hundred and
INVENT y-I;iSht Of Disease.

WAsHiNGro%. January 1.-THE t~o list.
, ihiiYYiiind,ion snow ioiai Of 81 casu~ l.
~: died OF disease. Is: Wounded severely
-. WvIhd5h degree pndetcIniinedl. ~:
inc NiEsini.' and North Carolina nam IS
KILLED IN ACTION.
DIED or DISEASE. " -
Niaon. i.sS,er g.: .;oGnd Peak. n. {.
WH iiey WHINE Whine Y, W'nJ ,,oyS@ "a
WOUNDED sEt LKELI.
W[i&ht. rrI4cee' l.; Wit!,it'Ss 0f PiS.ms ~.
3 roda g. hy;Y KIN b Wi!m!nston. y c.
M ,;a., chsriss W: Rokpury. Va.
[yof,neil, COWARD ~: Norto.k. Va.
WOUNDED tDLi1aEE GSDETERMiNEp,.
$iayN: EdiaShH: - nia ii i,no'S &. a
Md isfip''n Aid'ns Ii st-unton. Va
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Wfl iiiSn2%S H nns'n$ rs I R"Hn ! G
wTnNni:D tpEGREE I& Uni Ef!fEI
'HE>io'>if Khr ,1rED MTssiNG
-, Sergeant
warren liza w: AshcviIe. y. Z.
M "a% ,s as9f Is Eli SHa"S "a. y
Rf. i1G; SEr+ To III i;r I%Yprt,1Pl NJ
rORThp MisSiSG iSA"niiI SkNi. RE-
Films Mt Nj ". s"sna Vista. Va
SCOT. Louis j.: PvCs hontas. "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
HUNDREDS ARE DROWNED
French Steamer strikes Mine in straits
of MeS-in'i, and Sinks with
Heavy Loss OF Life.
(By Associated Press

ROME. January I1.--'fhc French
steamer Chaproi has struck Il floating
mine in the Straits of Messina, sinking
in Il lew minutes. Five hundred pas
-Scngers. mostly Greeks. Serbians and
iiussians, nave been drowned. Another
steamer saved 1910 OF those on board.
Available, shipping records do not
carry the Ennc OF the steamer Cha
proi. reported to have struck Il mine
IN the straits OF Mcssina, and oiliciai 8
said they had no Information of Il snip
By that name.
There is IL French steamer however,
by The name OF ChaouiG. formerly the
M"Gh'sGn ''n nnrwinn Ghmsnsem IN
have been rendered ''chaproi" in cable
transmission. The Chaouia is u ves-
sci OF i,55+ gross tons built in 1896
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18

Petersburg raised 100000 for the
establishment % Camp Lee mere and
IL stated that the city raised over
SS,ooo.ooO for various patriotic causes
IN AID OF the government and its SOL
diers. In the movement for a creator
Petersburg IL is felt certain that the
100000 capital proposed for aiding in
the business development Of the city
viii he quickly subscribed
petersburg boys returning from SER
vice are offered Il six months member
ship ticKet free Of cost by the Y. A.
{. a.. with all the privileges Of tic
home. and all wounded soldiers are
given free membership privileges.
In tho Hastings Court to-day the
trial of Thomas Brown. u young white
man. charged with the murder OF Miss
Mary Crowder. was set for February
!. Miss (srOwder was shot and killed
while riding home at night in an du-
tomobile with the accused
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
David warneld in "rhe Auc,,oneer.~

The REVIVAL or The most famous OF
ne comedies beloved by All Older gen
Grafton OF tncatcrSocls The Auc-
tioncer, with Dlvid Warfielu once
more appearing in his rcmarkaoie
creation OF simon Levi. the loVable old
Hester street Hebrew peddlcr. will he
The attraction at the Academy next
Tuesday and "Wednesday nights.
IL is seventeen years since Mr.. War
neld iirSt appeared in this play. The
revival is especially timely this sea-
son, for the mood of, the public as a
result OF the world happenings of the
playhouse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
Important Changes In Schedule, H., e
& =. Il. H., Janunr. 10. 1919.

Leave Main street Station. Richmond,
) :55 a. NJ. daily. instead of $40 y. NJ,
for Washington and beyond.
Leave Broad Street Station 500 a.
NJ. daily, instead OF 40 A. NJ. for
Washington and beyond
Leave Broad Street Station $500 p
NJ daily, instead of 400 T.. NJ for
Washington.
No. so leaves Broad Street Station
S:lo p M. daily. instead Of $40 r. n.
with coaches and parlor car Tor
Washington, and Sieepers for Philadel-
phia and New York. via r. Il. Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18

COLONEL HOUSE SITS UP
mt VIII Net he Able 10 Attend Opcu-
Ing Session of Peace Com
ference.
TBy Associated Pressl

FAIRS, january I7.-ColOncl House
o,ho has been i'll for several DAYS,
was so much improved that he sat up
to-day. Last night he had half
hour conference with President Will
son. who drove to the coloncl's apart
ment. AS precautionary measure,
however. Colonel Houses physicians
probably will forbid his attending the
opening session OF the peace confer
ence Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18

VINO succeeded Richard II. Mann. re-
signed VIII transfer the main oi,ic.
t'"lh rttefSpurg 10 Richmond. and
came over TO day to supcrimtcnd th.
transfer. ,ir. Mann Was appointed!
instruct attorney on MAY 8. 1914 Dur
ihS his germ the business OF this dis
iTict mas greatly grown. now being
cAceiru, II is said, by only two other
uiSir!cts in the country. New York and
Stn Francisco. The pressure OF his
private business made il necessary 10
NY. Marin !" resign tine government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
ADJUSTMENTS
"Od6s AM: I;u,rs of Io1S :,

An attraction which promises TO be
a litNe out OF the ordinary will be
mere at The Academy Monday night.
1t l. Jack NorthWorth'S new musical
revue. entitled ODDS and Ends Of
1915 There are two acts and sixteen
scenes. and the cast includes Lillian
Goldsmith, Alice Rector. Walter WooIfc,
sherman and Mu!vey and others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
Sell Louisiana. Sugar Output.

by Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS, january I7.--E. L..
Milling, chairman OF the Louisiana
o-day that REPRESENTATIVES, OF the
american, Henderson. Colonial lnd
Godchaux rciincrics had closed With
tho committee to take all raw sugars
made In Louisiana this year ut the
price OF 7.2S fixed by the United States
food administration. The retinorics. 1t
was announced. Will begin operations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18

comm ittce OF Leading citizens viii,
20 I" tlchmond Tomorrow to confer
with Billy Sunday as TO his wish IN
petershurg next Tuesday morning.
rms committee vii! lie headed by G.
I. Wright. manager Of the Armenian
riiiei campaign in behalf Of which
envy or Music. 1t is said that Billy"
VIII make he trip TO Petersburg in
an autonoh,ic. y committee Of min
Users VII! go oht to meet him half
way ana escort him 10 .Nc ciiN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
Army Take. Over Candy factories

PARIS. January l7.--Ten candy fac.
tories were transferred by tho Y. NJ &.
y. to the American cXpcditionary forces
to-day. Thirty others have boon taken
over Ivy tho nuartermaster's corps re-
Gently. Tho army will continue to man.
mfacture jam. cookies and candies at
the forty factories.
AT once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18

WINCHE-JEE. w, january 10
Mrs. Annie V. Athcv. hfty-two years
old. widow of j. William Athcy. was
found dead in her bed ut the home of
Miss Hattie Bowman. with whom she
lived. \ physician certified that death
was due TO heart disease.