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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-16
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MA ZPATECNfM LETU.

Ma letiSti tovarnika Glenn
Martina u st. Clair Ave. cine
ny jsou pripravy k uvitani avia
tika Maynarda, jenz podnika
pritomne zpatecni let re San
Francisco do Mineoly. Dotyc-
ny aviatik blizi Sc il Tx Bryan,
O., a do Clevelandu prileti
snad dnes vecer. Je ma pr
vem miste vsech zavodicich "a
viatikG a proto zdejsi vzducho
plavecky klub chysta mu zvla-
Stnl privitani.
Aviatikove Kirby a Miller
pfisedSi vcera o sve zivoty u
Caste Rock V Utah byli v Gle
velandu ma zastavce minuly pa
tex.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-16
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VOJENSkA KANTYNA "a.
VRENA.

Ma nadrazi Union posledni
rok svetove valky nachazela
Sc kantyna zdejsiho Cervene-
no Krize, kde zam6stnano by
10 vzdy asi SO osob. V kanty-
ne te upravovany vracejicim
Sc vojinum horke pokrmy a pc
Govano o ne vSemoznym zpuso
benz. Ponevadz ale demobilisa
ce vojska je jiz temer skonce
ma, Cervenemu Krizi ma Union
nadrazi prace rovnez ubyva a
nasledovne tamejSi kantyna
stava Sc zbytecna a dnes bude
upln6 zruSena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-16
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PODEZRELA DRAHOTA.

DGchodni Zangerle pozadal
vcera okresni komisare O po-
drObnosti ohledn6 novostavby
okr. vezeni. Loni okresni komi
Sc ziskala pujtku $2,25O.000
ma onu stavbu a letos pozadu-
je dalsich S1,250.0QO, pon6-
vadz cd lonska stavebni mate
rial pry zdrazil Sc tou merou,
re zminena okresni novostav-
ba Ia $2,250.0O0 vice poridil
Sc media. Zangerle tvrzeni to-
mu vsak neveri a komise musi
mu dalSi podrobnosti udati,
mali byti novostavba pov6re.
ma. Zangerle nemGze pochopit
za by stavebni material spoiled
ne 3 praci byl o 400 procent
letos drazsi, JAKE komisi je IL.
daVano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-16
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LORAINSkA KRAJANKA u
HORELA.

Telefonuje Sc do Clevelan-
du, re vcera uhofela v Lorain
35leta pani Anna Novakova.
Stalo Sc tax V koupelne jejlho
bytu, kdyz Novakova v lehkem
1boru priblizila Sc ku rozpale
nym kamnGm a sat ma nj Sc
vznal. Pon6vadz nest t'astna ze
ma koupelne uzamkla Sc ma
klic a dvere nedaly Sc rychle
vypaciti, domaci lide vyvlekli
il z koupelny jiz umirajici, ma
celem tele straSne popalenou.
Novakova skonala drive nez
do nemocnice mohla byti do
pravena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-16
LEPSf POSTOVNf DOPR-A-
VA.

Postovni vybor zdejsi OBJ
chodnf komory svolal ma dne-
SEX zvlastnf schulz, "a niz ma
byti rokovano o lepsi postovni
sluzb6 V Clevelandu, kteraztO
sluzba nasledkem nedostatku
schopnych pracovnich sill vel4-
ce jest nedokonala. 10 dnesni
schGze vyboru obchodnf komo-
ry pozvan byl tez postmistr
Murphy $ nekterymi svymi pfi
rucimi a podobne poradni
schGze ohledne zlepseni po-
stovni dopravy budou svolany
j V jinych ohajskych mestech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-16
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PIKETY u ZELEZAREN ROZ
MNOZENY.

Stavkovni vybor postal wee
IA dalsi pikety k tovarnam
Cuyahoga i newburzskym dra-
tovnam, ponevadz Sc prosly-
chalo, re trust chysta Sc k OBJ
noveni prace. .Vcera panoval v
zelezarskych distriktech obvy-
ky kid a pouze Riverside
hutch ponekud Sc pracovalo.
Lee dvacet velkych ocelaren
stoji a satiuace je nezmenena.
Unie pokracuji V doplnovani
svych rad.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-16
TAJEMNfK VALKY v Ma
sgr nr! SEM MESTE.
Newton p. Baker recnil Ia wee
rej;iho sjezdu zen " hotelu
Statler.

Byvaly clevelandsky mayor
a nynejsi tajemnik valky New
ton d. Baker prodleval vcera
v nasem meste a recnil "a stat
niho sjezdu delegatek do Fe-
derace damskych klubG, KITE
ratio konvence "a pTitomnosti
n6kolika set zen v hotelu Stat
Ter byla zahajena. Pan Baker
prijel do Clevelandu Wash
ingtonu Sc svou choti, rovnez
sjezdovou delegatkou, ktera
Ia zahajovaciho programu
konvencniho zapela dive novo-
dobe vojenske pisn6, when
Pershing's Men go marching
into Piccadilly" "a "Uncle
Sam" Pc zpevu predsedkyne
sjezdu pani Roodova z Toledo
predstavila zmineneho tajem-
nfka, jenz Tecnil klubistkam o
cinnosti americkych zen "a sve
tove valky jakoz 0 nynejsich
pomerech povalecnych, zminiv
Sc tez o stavajicim socialnim
neklidu v Soustatl, kteryzto
povaleCny neklid musi byti
vsak zazehnan, by V rekon-
strukcni praci v klidu mohlo
byti pokracovano. ReCnik dG
razem prohlasoval, re zakon a
poradek V Soustati musi byti
dodrzovan a pak-li by nejaka
socialni porucha Sc vyskytla,
re naSe osvedGene branne silly
zakroci.
Ia vcerejsiho zasedani
vzpomenuto tez presidenta
Wilsona a vysloveny touhy, a
by brzy Ease Sc uzdravil a We
sve slechetne cinnosti pokra-
coval.
Tajemnik valky vrati Sc do
Washingtonu dnes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-16
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MUZ A zENA LOUPEzNYMI
VRAHY.

Macon, Georgia, IA. rijna.
Serif Hicks z okresu Bibb S
druzinou asi sto muzG profile
dava lesy V sousedstvi tabora
Harris, patraje po muzi a ze-
ne, ktefi jsou obvineni ohav-
neho zlocinu. Ia pricinou lou
peze zavrazdili A. j. Elkinse a
bezpochyby smrtelne poranili
Toma Sandere nedaleko odtud
Oba muzi, kteri Sc stall jejich
obet'mi, byli Svakry a zamoz-
nymi farmari. Vraceli Sc domn
q Maconu, kazdy ma SVEN voze
a potkali cestou muze zenu,
kteri zadali o svezeni. Elkins
wal 81 ma viz muze, Sanders
zenu. Kdyz ujeli maly kus ce-
sty, uderil nahle muz Elkinse
kladivem do hlavy a zabil jej
ma miste. Zena podobnym zpIl
sobem napadla Sanderse. To-
muto wall padesat dollaru, Ell
kinsovi rovnez nejake penize
utekli do lesa. Policie pro-
hledla kladiva, ktera byla po-
hozena vedle pravi, re ma
stroje totozne nalezeny byly
ma bance okresu Crawford,
kdyz Sc tam lupici pokusili w.
raziti pokladnu. Patrne jsou ii
to vrahove cleny lupicske ban
dy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-16
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PRISEL Sc ROZLOUCITI.

Obchodnik James Miller z
East Cleveland navSliven byl
predevcirem davnym svym pri
telem, zednickym kontrakto-
rem ID. Munsonem z Niles, O.
MunSon 81 vuci hostiteli stezo-
val, re trpi vleklou chorobou,
kterezto utrapy snad k zoufal-
stvi jej dozenou. Vcera pc tkli-
vem louceni Munson nastoupil
Ease cestu k domovu a dnes Sc
Millerovi z Niles telefonuje, re
jeho pritel Munson, kratce po
SVEN navratu z Clevelandu
samovrazdu spachal. Obesil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-16
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OTIS co. ZASfLA NYNf Pc
NlZE DO VASICH STARYCH
VLASTf.

Chvalne znamy dunn Otis a
Co. prave otevrel oddeleni pro
CHI menu. Department rizen
jest p. c. E. Hinem a zpusobi-
lynn personalem odborniku pl-
ne zpGsobilych a pripravenych
k zasilani penez do vSech ca
sti sveta. Firma jest We spojeni
nejcelnejsimi bankami a ko-
respondenty po celem svete a
mnze proto "a nejmirnejSich
podminek posilati penize bez-
pecne a rychle.
Vyhody pri pouziti sluzeb
Otis Co. jsou pfilis zrejme, tax
re neni nutno sifiti tom po-
znamek.
Otis a Co. jest nejvetsim do
mem ukladacim v Ohio a jeji
cnlOuDOu jest naproSta pOctl-
vost q ddslednost pri kazd6
obchodni akci.
Move oddeleni naleza Sc ma
3. patfe Cuyahoga budovy.
Kazdy zakaznik necht' jest
pine ujisten ochotnym a poho-
dlnym vyrizenim vsech obcho-
dG.
Domovem Otis a Co. Jest
Cuyahoga budova ma rohu
Public squaru Superior Ave.
prave naproti postovni budo-
We. Pouzijte yytahovadla do 3.
patra, jestli- Re 81 prejete pro-
dati Bondy Svobody neb posi-
lati penize do z&mofi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-16
ZE SJEZDU FEDERACE
faea PRACE.
Guverner studuje situaci stav-
ky ocelarI.

Ia vcerejsiho zasedani dele
gatG do statni konvence Fede-
race Prace v GAINESVILLE, o.,
predlozeno nekolik resoluci o.
hledne stavky ocelarG.
Delegat Hayes z Clevelandu
usiluje, aby Sized brzy uznal
delnickou politickou stranu,
kterazto nova organisace "a
sahne v nekterych ohajskych
m6stech do letosnlch voleb Ii
stopadovych. Guverner Cox bu
de pozadan sformovat jakousi
statni dohodci komisi, ktera
by urovnavala stavky a vysky
tnuvSf Sc nedorozum6nl meZi
kapitalem a delnictvem. Komi
Sc ia necht' jest utvofena die
podobne Westinghouse. Jinou
resolucf bude pozadan stat, a.
by detektivnl agentury spada-
ly v pravomoc serifu a kazdy
privatni detektiv necht' je
pod zarukou $4,000 a prisluS
nikem statu nejmene pet let
Jina resoluce zada podporu
zenskeho hlasovaclho prava 6
porazeni referenda pravo tC
odpirajiciho, o kteremzto ref(
rendu bude rozhodovano V le
toSnich volbach. DalSi resolu
ce jednaji lepSim zdravot
MIN opatreni V tovarnach w
Skolach.
Guverner Cox zabyva Sc pri
tonne studii stavky ocelarskt
a brzy vyda navod uradum
jak treba Sc behem stavky ia
chovat. Guverner je prot kaz
demu prGmyslovemu prevratu
a slibuje vojenskou pomoc m,
stun v nichz by velke stavko'
nj nepokoje propukly.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-16

"Zelene mladi", sehraje
Druzstvo Ces. Mar. Domu, v
nedeli, 2. listopadu 1919 v c.
ske Mar. SIM.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-29
AWARD 10 DAMAGES DUE
| 70 81. IMPROVEMENTS

IN an informai discussion on the
award of damages by reason OF i'm
provemont to streets, engaged In BY
the members Of the finance COMMITTEES
last night, It WAS Indicated that there
would be no awarde wherever the
committee could possibly avoid ~
1t Was pointed out that all improve
n1entG to streets and property IN
suburban parts. more or less tenn
temporarily damaged abutting crop
crty. but that in the long run. and
rot avery long one at that. the prop
erty-owner received MANIFOLD benefits
Tho man whose property is slightly
damaged temporarily by street i'm
I-rovements." said one member. lis no
good citizen, when he pushes to Ahis
committee or to city council or the
courts demanding sums OF money for
the damages. He should be taught to
remember that the improvements will
IL dound to his interests. and that tho
property BY virtue Of the improvements
In enhanced In value. I. for one. will
never vote 70 give such citizen any
damages. He ought to be glad to'have
the improvements
The discussion arose over the claim
Of citizen for damages resulting
from improvements along the Boule-
ward.
The committee recommended that Di-
rector Boiling use the money recovered
from the Warrington Asphalt Block
and Tile company for failure to keep
rroad street roadway In good condi-
ton, for repairs to that thoroughfare
between Third and Eleventh streets.
The city recovered about $4,000.
Director Boiling intimAted that he
would start the work at once.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-29
THE WEEKLY JAZZ
fBluepenciled by the Man About Town

SOME things make people madden
than other things.
One OF the most exasperating things
we have had happen to us in long
time occurred the other day when In
the early. dewy hours of the morn
ing while we were dreaming OF shady
hooks with mint beds growing all
around. and lambs gamboling in the
shade of the trees, loud noise
brought us back TO earth, and on
looking out OF the window we dis
covered a fellow dumping a ton Of
coal on our sidewalk.
It's bad enough to have to pa.
twelve plunks for ton of coal, but
when 1t is dumped out In The early
hours, when we are trying to sleep
and forget our bills, it makes us al
most mad enough to try to make the
fellow gather 1t up and take 1t back.
And that reminds us that we saw
In the papers that diamonds are get
ting scarce.
That is too bad, for we had just be-
gun to figure that we would take q
lot of our war savings stamps and
exchange them for a pint Of diamonds
because we always did like to shine
Wen have to see Fred Powell aboul
this and see II we cannot stin make
| a deal forsthe diamonds.
htiAea .
r. We stili have hopes that the legisIa,
ture will see to II that some Of th:.
here highway fund ID diverted to paw,
ing the north end OF Tenth stree
boulevard. With Semmes avenue get
ting $149.000 out OF the first years
appropriation. we see all hopes OF
city help glimmering away.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-29
POST OFFICE HOURS
LABOR DAY HOLIDAY.

Executive division and cashiers
ONCE will be closed.
stamp window will be open from
, to IL A. NJ.
Money order window will be closed,
General delivery window, registry
division, parcel post division and
carrier Windows will be. open from
3 to ii "A. NJ (mAin postofnce only !.
Carriers viii make deliveries a. fol-
TWO ana three-trip carriers will
make .one delivery, reporting at I
A II. and 'csllsctinE boxes on their
Tour-trip carriers vall make two
deliveries. reporting at A. NJ. and
collecting boxes ON their routes.
Parcel post carriers will make one
delivery. reporting 1t A. NJ.
Rural carriers will make no de-
Z special delivery messengers viii
make fun deliveriea
Collections will be made ~ follows;
The, nrst two regular business trips
ana the NTH trip will be made, omit
ting the third, fourth and sixth trips.
Additional hotel delivery by night
collector.
Dispatches to stations q follows:
"A"-S:16 and 1880 A NJ. 2:30
and $40 p. NJ, Rio Vista ana Rich
mond college Registers on frst dis
patch.
"B"-s and 1o:4osA. M.--Resisters
on flrS< dispatch.
Manchester station, regular dis
stations a. r.. ana Manchester
viii observe same window hours as
main ONCE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-29
Arrangements Made
For Game Next Week

Final arrangements are being made
for the game between the Richmond
and Newport News Elks which is to
be held at Boulevard field next Wed
nesday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Shelton or Boehling will do the
hurting for the local club. while
either Leibs or Blount will be at the
receiving end. For the visiting con-
tingeRt either Solomon or Weiss will
pitch and Garrv will catch.
According to information received
yesterday from the Shipbuilding City
| by Manager Tom Garrett, the Build
ers will bring a large crowd here
headed by head rooter and cheer
i leader Brick" Dillon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-29
ORGANIZE SCHOOL
!, AND CIVIC LEAGUES

The Cooperative Education asaoeia-
ton 10 making = special effort this
year to organize school and civic
leagues In our school In Virginia.
Their aim 10 to hAve the school plant
: social center or community capital
where the people can assemble not
crly for recreation and Amusement, but
10 discuss the topics Of common inter-
eats to at--echools. health. good roads
or streets. improved methods Of agri-
culture. proper inspection Of dairy and
food products and svsFything that will
promote better living conditions and
better schools.
The ss7 schools ana civic leagues OF
Virginia, with . membershtp<cf $4,000,
have raised over $4,000 Tor their
schools and civic betterment and they
: hunching upon an enlarged program
this yssr which takes in every phase
OF the community life. Speakers
ana literature will be sent on request
~ applying 10 George w. Guy. ak
secretary Cooperative Education asso-
ciasion. Richmond. Va. Tho following
states have recently made inquiry
about orr work: Delaware. Illinois.
toe pioneer In this work ana We want
her 70 continue to lead to better edu-
cational words and lead the way"
Our program includes better schools.
reads, higher salaries for TEACHERS,
modern school equipment and facili-
ties. the more extensive use q ths
school plant ~ having evening" Aasoes
for the $4,000 who caunot fead nor
write, AQualizAtion u opportunity tor
cha eeuntry child. community stnHs
ana i communlty forum whore III will
havs An opportunity u being heard.
The idea Of uaing thu public school
cutldings d community centara has
been called . master stroke Of demos
sacy We also hold that the school
housAa should Be the polling places
81 the nation.
During tho last election President
Nilaon voted in = fire engine house
AnA lfr. Hughes voted Ia : laundry.
why pay exorbitant rent for these un-
ea9istiy places when the library or
4 Dome room In thu school could easily
81 utilised for the same purpose!
Ii the and ana aim Of the. public
i aphoOI SYSTEM 4 70 teach citizenship,
- ~ teach u right ~ training Antel-
y lucent *otsr1 and have them deposit
7 thoie ballot At the sacred shrine OF
dsmocracythe public school huild-
ing. M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-29

Dear Jazz-Will you kindly answer
me Just one question. How can
bunch OF dentists SO successfully get
together and hold convention with
out getting into row? People like
dentists, who yank peoples teeth out
of their mouths with little feeling.
must be the coidest-blooded folks ex-
tant. A dentist will smile In your
face and tell you II won't hurt. and
then almost paralyze you by slipping
a crow-bar and a Jimmy In your
mopth and bring out mortar or two.
making you feel like jitney had cut
off the top OF your head.
How can they even sleep good at
night? It's wonder they don't feel
so bad they might jump overheard
and call II even.
Yours. vox Populi-
Our good friend yox must have just
received a bill for gold filling. or
something. and he must understand
that the price of gold has gone up.
We are now getting into the thrift
class, and when a an-has gold fiilinS
put in his teeth, he must be fully
able to pay the fiddler.
But we are glad he has asked Us
a question. ii only to give US an excuse
to say something that we have been
afraid some one else would beat US
to-. -se-.s-ev ss-,s.~s ,.+st.s. ,
The reason the dentists get along %
well. we should Judge. 10 because they
pull together.
Now. We have got that out Of our
system. and we hope that when ever
we have to go to a dentist, like our
good friend, DR.. .Rudd's for instance,
he will not hurt us much.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-29
MAI. THOMPSON BACK
FROM RED CROSS WORK

Major william e. Thompson, form
er pastor OF Park Place Methodist
church, who went into the Balkans
with Henry w. Anderson's Red Gross
mission. win LAND In New York Sep
tcmber :, according TO cable Just
received hare by Mrs. Thompson.
Major Thompson was commiasioAed
captain when he joined this Red Cross
forces and a short while later he re-
ce!ved his gold leaf. He was In Paris
tor some time previous to his depar-
ture for the Balkans
Plans OF Major Thompson ara not
known, but It Is believed that he viii
return to the Virginia Methodist con :
terence ana will take over church
after the next meeting OF the confer
ence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-29
INSPIRING MEETINGS
HELD N FLOYD COUNTY

Especial to The Richmond virginian)
Christiansburg. Va. Aug. 2S.-The
Baptist OF Floyd county have recently
held some OF the best revivals ever
known in that church.
Rev. f. 8. Vaughan, the pastor, has
accomplished much good. A beauu-
1ul new church has just been finished
at New Haven and q new roof ordered
at Floyd courthouse.
Revival meetings at Huffville. New
Haven and Floyd churches have re-
suited In one hundred conversions and
reservations.
Many leaders among the people are
among them: also many heads Of
families. Rev. George III. Wiley. OF
Richmond, conducted the meetings.
Great crowds attended at all the ser
vices.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-29

S, F. Conman. machinist. Of 13o3
McDonough street. who was recently
injured by an explosion or an oxy-
hydrogen tank 1t the American Loco
motive company's plant. having sus-
tanned severe cut on the head and
other minor injuries, has been taken
to hts home from Grace hospital. where
he went for treatment. Mr. cofman
hopes to be able to resume his work
next week. NJ. NJ. Waters, OF d47A-A
cambridge street, whose right foot
was badly mangled at the same time
Coffman was hurt. Is still confined at
the Grace hospital 1t is thought he
VIII be able to return home In few
days
Free diving by Charles Bignem will
b. on exhibition at Forest Hill park
the remainder OF the week. Bignem
Folds the world record for headfore-
most high diving. His exhibitions are
free to the public.
Mr. and Mrs. ". H. Walden, of 1865
Porter street. are visiting friends In
Halifax county
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Rex, OF Decatur
street, have as their guest their daush.
ter. Mrs. Richard Eimore.
are passing some time with the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. W.
Wilkinson. OF 42o0 Hull street.
Miss Florence Gill. Of 1913 McDon-
ough street. and Miss Virginia Jackson.
of Chesterfield. are spending this week
1T Ocean View.
Mrs. Ada Presley Chisholm. sixty
eight years old. wife OF j. A. Chisholm,
died yesterday morning In her home.
Clio West Thirty nrst street. Woodland
Heights. Funeral services will be held
this tFriday) afternoon 1t 3 o'clock
In the home. The burial will be IN
Maury cemetery Mrs. Chisholm 10
survived by three daughters. MIRA c.
H. Catlett, Mrs. ]. o. Taylor and Miss
Bessie Chisholm. And one son. "A. p.
Chisholm. al Of South Richmond.
G. 4 Totty. son OF Mrs, r. Il Totty.
Of 313 East Sixth street. died Wednes-
day IT 9parrow's Point. Nd. from In
turiea which he suffered In recent
accident.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-29

As a result of prohibition John H.
Whitmore, a New York lawyer, who
had been drinking and smoking for
eighty years. was forced to celebrate
his tooth birthday by drinking a
cream soda. which he says lis he'll. The
wonder Is It didn't kill the old boy
New Orleans states.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-29

Hoover is said to be disguised
with the way that Europe PLAYS the
game" and wishes to retire from pub
lie life. He has had ample opportu-
nifty to And out just what the people
Of the other side OF the world want
and he figures 1t that they want the
earth.-F7orida Times-U Union
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-29

TWO GERMAN THAT CAPTURED
N pr Paul Bernard Aendorf Military Intelligence.
n 1913 and country Of raids ~ wask
OF Mexico
OF justice
Underwood Underwood
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-29

Fiorens Zie9fel ought TO break the
actors strike single haNded now that
he has, promised to nay Tor chorus
girls. shoes. Nashville renneenean.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-29
HUN @. or.

Hagh q. OF. u washington. p. e.
diad Tuesday night Ut the HONS q
biz sistsf. NJ FANNIE OFT 81 WOOD.
stock. He became suddenty al .
straushmfe i week 40 while On route
tc Woodstock ~ viait hia sister. And
lad hssn conscious only ~ int1rsah
since that time. .s
Mr.. OFT was = son Of the late g.
Harrison OFT. Of Wood1tock. ana wal
a xty-eight years old. He was vel
known N woodstock, but for some
years had been employed BY the
Warrington Gas Light company.
Surviving are his wife; who wal
Miss Mamie Claxton, OF Washington.
and one sister. Miss Fannie OFT, Of
Woodstock.
Funeral services were held Thurs
day 1t woodstock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-29
Obituary
-. 1fasna,l1a Anne EsnbrcIy,

lfra Maranda Anne Embrey. the
widow 81 the late J. g. w. Embrey.
Who lived near Garrisohvtlle, STAFFORD
county, died II the home o. nef
daughter. Mr.. n. sutton, On PriAcees
Anne street.. this city. cn 4konaAy g
s2:3o r. ~. Aged eighty-ewU syea y.
ana ten months Dufial m the family
t.urytnx Srouud On Wednesday, AugYss
~. Funeral a. $3.50 r. N. q the
home. conducted by Hev. ). G. Cooper
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-29

c. L. Totty, son Of Mrs, r. Il lofty.
Of III EAst sixth street. died WednAs-
day IT 9parrow's Point. Nd. from In
turies which he suffered In Z recent
accident.