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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
Charters

White Sales Company. Tncorporat-
ed. Richmond. Va. Maximum. $.6.-
900. minimum. 1000 w Fl Rid
dick. president. ". T. wiltshire sec
rotary, and @ r Harwcod. sill Of
Richmond. Va General mercantile
business
Federal Clay Products Corporation
Richmond Va NaxiI0un $40 0of
shares. minimum. ] @ shares No par
value Jas J. Palmer. president
Washington. = C.. Kari r. Perry
secretary. Christian Va. and Jas i
o'Byrne Washington. y. c. To deal
N clay products of all kinds
The ROYAL Social club. Portsmouth
va Non stock corporation DAME
Brown. president. Samuel Gray sec
rotary; f. G. RidGick White Wh.t7
and W. Fl Lucas, all OF Portsmouth.
Va To promote sociahilitv and social
Intercourse among Its members. .
So1thwest Hardware 4, Supply Co
Incorporated Dante. Va Maximum
1850. 900 minimum. $50 600 [. G.
McNeer, presid ent Tom Harding
secretary ard F. n Mason. all OF
Dante, Va General hardware bust
neas.
Norfolk Ali-Stars Baseball club
Incorporated. Norfolk Ma MAJ
nrun, $50 900; minimum. 5000. w
a. White. president. Harry Duke
secretary and Agnes Duke. all OF
Norfolk. Va To conduct hotel. res
taurant. amusement park. iheatrtca
And c.resss perform afeces hsSstea}
Ind other athletic sports
Bank ef JeteTsvtiie feTersv1lly
Va Maximum. $4,000, minimum
SIC. 900. S R Wlngo. president: F
e. Clark. secretary. F ]. Osborne
J. W. Perrin. g. s Wingo. and Cliff
hon c. Wingo. all OF Jetersville. Va
EenerL banking business
Cotton Belt Produce Distributors
Incorporated, Ricrn oud. Va Maxi,
hum. $50. 600: minimum. 500 Thos
B. Gay, president; E. Randolph Will
slams. secretary, and w. c. Faulkner
Ill Of Richmond, Va. To deal ,r
Vegetables. meats and TO carry OF
ahe busin ess OF storage warehousine
forwarding. cold storage. ice making
and refriEeraUng. Not to act as q
public service corporation
Belmont Syndicate. Incorporated
Norfolk, Va Maximum. 100000
minimum. $50 200 S. Heth Tyler
president. Norfolk. Va. VIM Henry
Taylor. secretary, Norfolk. Va. L
B. Whatley. Portsn1 outh. Va. anc
Ahner S Pope. Norfolk, Va Genera,
real estate business
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
Obituary
slss:s7 & XII
Dr.. y, n. Towner

Est. ID. ti'NEh-I
Or y +. Towner. the last one Of
the great gospel singers ultimately
associated with r l. Moody-P. +.
Bliss. Ira y Sankey, James II, Nc
Granular, p p. TOWN. ar and George
G. Stehbins--dted suddenly on Oc-
tober at I4oHeuhad Me where
he was conducting evanEelistIc
meetings
Or Towner was born In Rom
Ga, in 1850 and received early
musical training from his father
Later he studied under ths itstiI
ruished musicians George T. Root
John Howard and FREDERICK Root.
His first association with aIr MOODY
was in Cincinnati where IN 1883.
he conducted 4 chorus u 1o60
voices tor the evangeljsts eet
inEs Thereafter he was ASSOCIATED
Ha4t I'M - Afcott--untii- thu latter :
death. For twenty-sIX years DR.
ewner was director Of the music
course of the MOODY Bible institute
and was also for mary wears
chorister If the Moody church He
composed more than 1000 Gospel
SONGS and edited tver> three hym
nals. HIS aged Hsothtrl pqee %.
survives him together with his wife,
4 daughter and a brother
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
GOVERNMENT AFTER
CAVALRY HORSES

During the next few months the
Government intends to buy quite
number Of cavalry horses throughout
the entire country.
one thousand Of these horses are
assigned to the Eastern Zone as a
first allotment Twenty per cent. or
200 Of these arc to he purchased
,ron farm ors and breeders If they
wish to soll
These animals must he from to
Syears old stand between 10 and l6
hands and must weigh from / 1000 10
ESQ pounds
Only sohdly built. closo-couplcd
geldjngs Will Ne purchased Tn"
woody. thin type Will surely he re-
je&cd
ANY combination Of farmers o.
( breeders no can collect n carlos Z
lot of more of this type at SOME one
point are requested o notify the Pur-
chasing Officer Fsas ern purch asin 2
Zone. Ecmount Depot. Front ROYAL.
Va Upon such a notification this
"fflcer Will wire a date when he will
be present to buy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
BOARD SUSIA|AS
STATE LIBRARIAN

Earl G, Sven will ne retred
from Office as assistant state nora7
rian as the7 result OF octiAr 1hnfs-
day night by the state iihfArF Io.rH
In UNFOLDING the course ~ DF-
Henry f.. McTlwaine, horaflah. IN
suspending has assistant
Sharp differences arose het"eeli
Mr.. Sven and ms chieI through
the alleged failure OF Dr. Mri '"alHe
to give Mr.. SwenI proper tt"-r1S'
credit for authorship ana an i'ior"
ences in his reports !" work done
by the assistant AS rcSuli Of ms
controversy, which Is ~3i1 20 have
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
TO ENTERTAIN 500
TRAVELLING MEN

Five hundred travelling men, rep
resenting Richmond business and
enterprise IN the territory which this
market serves, viii be guests Of the
trade extension burau Of the cham :
her OF commerce at a banquet some
time in Decem her This action was
decided upon n a meeting of the
executive committee. The bureau
viii discuss with them various
means for advancing the city's in
terests.
Members Of the committee
present at the meeting were. f. r.
Sydnor, W T Dahney. w. E. Broad
dus. Harry Marks. j. Fl. Felthaus,
]. F. Massie and c. w Page,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
MILLIONS
Suffer from
kcid.Stor1lacl

M1'sons OF people sut.er year after year
from ailments aiierting practically every
part OF tns body. uc7er dreaming that their
in health can be traced directly tn acid. starr-
sCh. Here Is the rCasal'- rfgsr Gige.tiou
means root noutlss3ian: o. the d:ferept
organs a3f t.ssocs ci the body Tho t4loaa il
ifnpcverjene4i becomes stak thin sluggish
Ailments OF macy siats sptifg from egcn
coDc.ti0ne E.i3o1ef,c,s, rheU.n atiam luT.
bAgc. seia:.oa, general ~easueas loss ct
power AID eucrSy. hes6ache. insonia,a
neryoo.fie>s, n1s.ILai depression -evCn lnosc
serious ai.,reatss4&h A. cAtarth ard cancer
Of the storuaetl .ntcs.,ahl Htcers, ershosis
ol the liver. heart tfotit}s,~ ~ Ct t5c9e eau
often BE- trscet. directly ia s,''r'-s'Ntl' sch.
Keep s3sro iAnkoat iortce tirst SYMPTOMS
OF acid sto M q en- ind gcsttAa heartburn.
bclchiag, food repeating. that awful paiuiol
hloAt After eating. and sour, gaSsy stomach.
EATONlC, the wonderful mcstern remedy Tor
acid-etomach. Is guaranteed 70 bring quick
reliei tron these sto 6 ach misefies. thousands
say tney never dreamed that aaythuR could
onn6 such speedy relief and make them iccl
20 much better in every way Try EAf8NlC
ano you. too. Will be just as enthus aStic m
~ praise. Make your life worth hvn no
acnes or paias mo blces o meiaachoig mo
more OF that tired. IistIess feeling BE wen
ana etfong. Get back your ph ysieal and men.
tG ponch your vim. vigor and vitality You
VIZ As~Ays be weak and ailing as hons as you
nave acid. stomach. So get nj OF Ii now.
Take EAFOalC Tahlets-they taste good
you eat them like a hit OF candy Your drug
&t& has EA1ONIC-50 cents for a big box
Oct box from him teday and if you are not
esusned ne Will refund your money.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
United States Railroad
Administration
ANNOUNCES

Schedule changes as fellows.
Richmond fredericksburg & Potomac
Railroad Effective October 10,
1919. Train No. SIS leaves Main
Street Station s:45 A NJ. instead Of
$50 A NJ. No, 43 arrives Main
Street Station 1;2o r. NJ. instead OF
90 p. NJ No 20 arrives Broad
Street Station 9:15 r NJ. instead of
a:05 P NJ. No SIS arrives Main
Street Station $50 p NJ. instead of
. 80 F. M leaving Washington 500
F. NJ instead of 500 P. NJ.
For detailed information apply to
Consolidated or Depot Ticket Of
fees $40 E Main Street, Broad
Street Station. Main Street station.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18

Attendance a the Bijou this week
drawn by The Miracle Man" has
heen enormous. the pressure for
admissions Increasing as the Aim
was discussed by those fortunate
enough 10 see il The theme is
uri1ue. based on possibilities Of NIL
raculaus healing both for body and
spirit Dramatically. the piece is
one which compels attention and its
presentation is an almost f1awless
rvamnle Of the best screen work
The film is here only one day long
or. Those who have not vet seen
the plcture should nv all means
axe time 10 visit the Bijou today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18

N7t6 tl1e geat1f14 e1y- ef rrsany Wit
neSses before }t AS a guide to future
action, the grand jury of the hust-
mss courl tnpane!ed for The pur-
pose uf laquIrlng into alleged
Y~c3teo ma illegal Gem hinations,
aaloGrreF yesterday to meet again
on October IS The jury itself
requested this action.
Ar2ons the last witnesses TO ap-
rear before the body were mem bers
II me Richmond health bureau and
~" head Of large coffee con-
Germ. II is thought that the jury,
when II conVenes again, will pre-
pare a lNnSthy report of IT'S finding,
II there IS uo return OF true bills
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
.OLD HOW|TzERS TO
MEET NEXT FRIDAY

The Howftzers association held a
meeting in the Howitzer's armory
Last night. and committee OF over
seas men was appointed to notify
all members Of the 1l1th field ar
tnlcry. the old Howitzers, of meet
ing to he held next Friday night
in the armory
About 30 10 s. men were present.
and only a short meeting was held.
Tho meeting next Friday night VIII
he to determine whether the Howit-
7ers viii rtorraaizo heir old battat-
ion and to elect officers and men
Tho will form the nucleus for tho
rreater organization that is desired.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
Petersburg

tSpecia - Richmond Tirginian)
Petersburg, Oct t7.-Coun Gilman
Norman " Wells will probably be
summoned before the grand jury
next Wednesday to testify as to ire
Illicit sale Of liquor in the city Mr.
Wells Is quoted as saying at meet
ing of the common council what N
asmuch AS an investigation vas
mentioned for the fire departr ent-
he thought Il about time n start
the same thing with the police de
rartnaenr ard that furthermore Il
was rumored that liquor was heine
seld on Sycamore street "ifHin
SIGHT Of he chamber Of commerce
while he police were idle Ihe
police resent the charge and assert
,hat the arrests for drunkenness are
constantly diminish re and that the
DRINKS hey pick H0 have farb ed
up on DOPE or cider.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
To SELL LEE CAMP
HALL At AUCTION

r f Lee Camp Ne. /, Confed-
erate -aterans. viii sell at public
auct*e0 on next Wednesday AT
@ Icc1 Ms property on East Broad
etreets between Filth and Sixth
The sale w:lI be conducted by the
frm 81 John Thompson Brown and
company i is the belief OF the
camp that # i can secure A good
pT3ee Gar It's holdings ana ns&s
more comfortable the home on the
BouleNard where so many Of the
veterans are cared for, it Will he the
opsr course to pursue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
j. 5. CIRCUIT
COURT Of APPEALS
Cases Argued

Wysoag & Mics Co, ct ais vs.
the Bank Of North America. error
70 The district cour- at Greensboro,
n c. argued by ThoS ], jerome,
ct Greensboro. y. C.. for the PLAIN
tufts IN error, and by a. p kimbalI.
Of Gree nsborO. \. c. for the de-
PENDANTS in error, and submitted.
Saturday being conference day,
the court VIII not hear arguu ents in
cases today bur will go into con-
ference upon cases heretofore argued
and remaining undo cided,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18

Sale If the Richm ond Real Estate
Exchange building, corner Of Ninth
and Franklin streets to ffre ATTAIN.
r}c life insurance company. has
been effected by the Byran estate
It is expected that the company
some time in the future will erect
on this site an Office building. facing
the Federal Reserve bank across
Fra nklin street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
DR. ANDERSON TALKS on
THE LEAGUE. OF NATIONS

DR. D. + Anderson will talk 70
members Of Monument Methodist
church md others tomorrow morn
irE in The Sunday school room on
the league " nations, The address
Will be made AZ $50 o'clock, and
citizens generally are invited TO be
rreSent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
Dennis S. Winston

Gordonsville, Va. Oct l6 Den
mis- s. Winston. died at his home on
South Anna River about six miles
from Louisa, last Friday night. after
an Illness of a week with paralysis
He is survived by his wife who was
Hiss Matte Francisco, also of Lou
issa. and by five daughters. Mrs. Fr-
nest Edwards, Of Cohoke Mrs,
Frank Goodwin, of Louisa: Mrs,
Harris AcChee, o. near Kents
Store: Mrs. Robert Goodwin and
Miss Mary Winston, who lived with
the parents He also leaves ore
brother. James NJ. Winston. of Fed
eral Hill" and one sister. Miss Mary
Winston, OF Winston Hall" and a
number OF grand children. ihe fun-
eral services were held at his home
Sunday morning az II o'clock. and
III was buried by the side OF his only
son, who died sexeraI years ago.
T. j. Brooking
T. ]. Brooking. OF "Beechwood. y
Orange county, died very suddenly
last Thursday He is survived by
his widow, and two daughters--Mrs
W. NJ. Barker. OF bonneville, Va.
and Miss Mary Brooking. and two
sons. G. c. Brooking, now living In
Pennsylvania and T. Newton Brook
IL The funeral services were held
Saturday from Montfort. the Rev
Mr.. Carter. assisted by the Rev.
Frank Riley, ofhciated
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
awarded TO the employees 'of ~,
Sustsccts Arrested :.

Tohn Wallace. Leonard HAYWOOD
and Mike Whitehead were arrested
hv Detective Serreants Thurman
and Atkinson yesterday on charge
Of trying to sell stolen automo-
bile They were trying 10 sell a
SI.70o Hudson supersix for $500,
saying they had amassed Z large
sum of money in a crap game in
New York, and bought the car.
They came as far a Richmoad and
needing ready money, tried - sell
the car Papers found on them,
however, lead officials To think that
they are wanted in Newport News
ard other places for alleged offenses
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
Srlcs Street CIR Comnanr

Blanche Valentine yesterday en-
tered sur in the city circuit court
against the virginia Railway and
Power company for So 1000 No
declaration was filed
Suit was also entered by P S
Luhienski building contractor
against e Arenste;n, a toilor. for
$500 which Lubienski claims is due
him for work Gone and which
Arenst elm disclaims.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
SECRETARY DANIELS
UNABLE TO COME

Secretary Of the Navy Josephus
Daniels notified Dr, J Allison
HODGES yesterday that he would be
unable 20 accept the invitation ex-
tended 70 him to speak last night a
Y NJ c A. rally held at the
Medical College Of Virginia Or.
Ennion q williams state health
commissioner. presided at the meet
ing. Dr Douglas S. Freeman was
the principal speaker
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
Books for u. w. c. 4.

The Young Woneu's Christian as
soclatioa IN lustr}al center at 2llS
East Nam street has sent out an
appeal 10 the citizens OF Richmond
for hooks TO fiI the shelves of the
library Works OF standard fiction
are preferred. One or more books
ra2v he left at he home. or at the
central Office of the association on
F2th street II announcement TO de-
liver the books call Randolph 1888.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
Mrs. Marie HasScl

Funeral services for Mrs Marie
Hassel, widow of Burkhardt Hasscl.
who died az the residence Of her
sister Mrs. Alma Culp, in Henrico
county. Wednesday. took place at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon from St
Johns Evangelical church. Burial
was in Hollywood cemetery
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
Veteran Falls to His DeatY,

Falling through a sEvlight at Lee
Camp home YESTERDAY morning WILL
liam F Snider. an aged veteran.
died a short while later He lived
al flh-N North Rowland street The
body was taken 10 Bliley's from
which place the funeral will be to-
morrow. the hour to be fixed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
SIX Months For larceny

Tosanh t.tan4en. alias T'hoYras
was given six months in Jam vester-
day upon convection in the musings
court of larceny. The sam. punish
nIent was melted out to Lynn Stuckv
for an attempt to commit house
breaking.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
Wilson Case Continued

David r. Wilson was brought be-
fore Justice Crutchfield yesterday
charged with driving an automo-
bile while under the influence of
irstoxicants.r Chief of Police Sher-
ry and Lieutenant Samuels appear
CO gainst him The case was con-
tinued until October 20
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18

John F. Peck, a brother Of Mrs
!. a Moshv. OF Richmond and a
memb Der of the famous S,enewalI
brigade, died at Logan. w Va.
Thursday at the home of his daugh-
ter. Mrs Frank Adams He is sur
y:ved by FIVE children J. It Peck.
Jr.. r. T. Feck. Mrs. Frank Adams.
Mrs, Bernard Harris. all Of Logan.
and Or. c. J. Peck. of Moundsville.
w Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
NEWPORT NEWS BANK
APPLIES FOR CHARTER

Application for charter was
made yesterday to the state corpora
ton commission by the City Trust
and Savings bank, Of Newport News.
Capital stock of the institution Is
given as $500 600 rnaxir1um and
100000. m!nir- ur The officers
are: S. A. Nor Snow, A l.
Bivins. F Mau4ox and F. Estes
directors
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
Roland r. Eeatf>erSfOu

Roland r Featherston. seven
years old son of Mr. and Mrs Will
liam I. Featherston died Thursday
The funeral took place from his
home on Carlisle avenue, Fulton
Hill yesterday afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
Miller Gets 20 Yenrs

James Miller colored. was con
victed n the hustings court % at
lacking an il-year-old girl and was
given 20 Years in the penitentiary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
Southsiide


One Of the attractive features Of
the Chesterfield county fair, which
opens October 23rd viii he the eX
iibitiou of the demonstration work.
~ the la bor-saving devices, by the
girls of the senior class Of the Ches-
Ter high school Moore attention
has been paid 10 this feature Of the
work this wear than ever before
which -eSulted in the scope OF the
work being greatly broadened. Wis
i.ors Will be shown all modern meth
DDS employed IN the study - farm
conditions. the proper clothing for
use there proper food for children
health problems. as we'll vas the
preserving and canning Of fayr7 pro-
ducts. The county home demon
stration agent Miss Christine KEEL
sey. viii be IN charge and VIII have
1S her assistant. Miss Helen Ferris.
district supervisor of home dem on
s-ration work and Miss SYLVIA Slo-
cum. county gent for Henrico coun-
t. Misses Ferris and S1ocum viii
also act as Judges Of the wor7a r s
work exhibit. Mrs. Thomas Wheel
wright viii he in charge ~ child
welfare work. who VIII see that 4
nursery is established which viii
have an attendant who will care for
the children Pictures VIII he
shown, child welfare charts Tnstei.
lectures relating 20 the subject %
food and clothing for infants VIII
h< distrl buted The girls canning
club are 10 have 4 special e.h biz ~
their work and an exhibit contain
ir.E examples of plishments
of girls n the first. second. third and
fourth grades The E1khart girls
club viii have 4 sewing exhlht' and
the Chester and Certralia home
demonstration clubs will exhibit can
ned goods
Mrs A ]. Hurt has been elected
chairman Of the advisory com NIT
tee. which is comp Used OF Mrs. r.
v coebiil, Mrs Frank BeIlwood.
Mrs Thomas Wheelwrie;lt Mrs
Wilbur Davis. Mrs f L. Remiss
Mrs. N. r. Rudd. Mrs. c Nee. Bull
lincton. Mrs F. D Purfoo', Miss
Luena Powell, Miss Octavia Goode.
Mrs. Charles Gill and Mrs. William
Payne.
The next meeting of the corr IT. IT.
tet. VIII be in Richmond November
l.
In police court Part II. vest rday
the fine of $40 and cost was IN posed
upon ], A Pruitt. charged with
reckless driving ar automobile The
huque.
Mrs ] O Hall and daughter. Miss
sur Hail arc sper ding the week
with relatives IN Brunswick county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18

Professor Jere NJ Harris who
died this week at his home In GU
naptr county. Was the tatrer,: Of
Mrs. Fred Pitcher. If Petersburg
Mr.. Pitcher has returned from the
funeral while Mrs Pitcher VIII re-
man in Culpeper ter days. Frof,
Harris. who was in his eiEhtioth
year. vas a graduate Of the uniTer-
sltv NJ Virginia. and had taught
chemistry IN f>f1rrz Il r 1rtsst stty-
south Carolina. He leaves \ widow
and eight children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
Mrs. Martha II. Smith

The funeral of Mrs. Martha F.
Smith, who died at her residence
Thursday, took place yesterday at 4
o'clock in lakewood Gem eterv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18

Following m Illness of several
months, Mrs Mary F fdp undS
Gied Yesterday morning ut her hNne
N FTtrich Mrs Fdn onds was ~
.ears ~ age ard derou; FaNt}St
she Is survived b. two daughters.
MISS Mary EdmondS, Mrs. II G
Saller. ~ F>ttriek and threesors.
John \ E6monds, ~ Portsmouth
y r E6rnnnds. II Tnauo, and G. J
r.9u1nds. OF North Carolina Her
funeral took place yesterday after
noon,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18
ACCIDENT PREVENTION
DRIVE STARTS Up

T,-,,o .+t.-
,b-a,,..,,,, I,t'''JH ram oaa c.n P''E1S
l.rad 49, r,,a,,in,,t 49, i,,,l, $3.50 !
fos "a, .l'l,iIl'TiI ~ upon an eh7i-
I,r,,.,,.,., I'LL, -, o1'l N1I''' ''~
man ,-,,s.'.-- " '"o -
tnr ~ n''.' 10y p ~
tor rera -,i't, 1'.' "a, WI ~ "
g-,a;'ti5s ~ !i{u' 10 nv
,,.oi.5aa ~ - -, "a ~ -,
&c.,, vi 49, a1i''''' Ut'"e'
H e' ,I,n@" : cont. gonL.'oI ..,. 49,,
.-s, 50. = otl ~ '.S "a ti's
$50, 80, . ~ .Hr 80
TO- 't iIo' ~ d aIli ..''
= rj.c,.s a,4 -. - " 'I''e -
IL, sbc,,e ~o,,,,5tt,l,r " ~ o''''
r67@as w go ~ SI@ '.ni,S 80.
,','f.oas a+,,V ~ i,''i@S "a
49,. ;,,.,1,,es' - ~, 'ui'
o,Iiraa y, $50 NJ ~ - pe re-
dati1, -ero,r,s '''7
me purpose OF the drive Is 70
animate 50 FAR IS is humanity pos
sIpie inc aFoidaoIH accidents whlch
cohstantlY take a distressing toll OF
/ re ana Ilfnn on me railroads. ana
/ mus 10 demonstrate VAat caution
would mean II practiced day in and
DAY OUT IN me operation ~ ne rall-
/ ROADS Previous campaigns cor
Quoted IN regions ana on lhdiHlduat
/ FaltroadS nave given an idea 81
"hat can nc zone. me great ma
ton VIDE movement Is designed To
( produce more torethle demon
@lFd'lon. anu with the co~opeFa Non
/ q Industries along the fallfoad'
JhppeFs, state ana munlcipaI aa-
thoriues ana the pubic generally
/ 10 bFlNE the lesson nome 10 every
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18

0f7c!als nj the lnCat strerr ar
mons union maintained SPHINX
g.fc silence as to when rhe threat
ened waik out IS 10 become Effective
Mr.. YsAtrk har 1T, AT oGtcAal ls ne
union denies the statement that only
7 part Of the car operators arc AZ
d'iated with his organization. lie
states that SO far as he Knows every
local car man is a r1emhe,' II Is
rurnored thai a representative ~ nc
car men from the southern district
had reached hero from Atlanta
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18

Mrs J O Hall and daughter. Miss
sur Hail are Spending the week
with relatives in Brunswick county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18

Or Henry Clay Morrison, ar
evangelist Of note who is rrcachine
NJ Market street M. f, church Will
speak under the auspices Of the ].
II c A, in the high school audi
toriurn on; Wv HAT IS 1t that is wortN
more than New York Chicago, Eos
ton. Detroit. London and Paris -
The high school orchestra and the
Market street quartet will furnish
music
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-18

IN police court Part II. vest arday
the fine of SO and cost was IN posed
upon J. A Pruitt. charged with
reckless driving an automobile The
: trefs.zs Mas made by Sara sat Do
huQue.