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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
CHURCH WOMEN TO MEET
AUXILIARY OF PRESBYTERIAN
SYNOD Is ASSEMBLING HERE
First Session VIII Isc Held Tonight Mt
Union Theological Seminary,
in Gfntcr Park

and from MsrylsnS Sr and ' VEST st v virs
ing session of Il thrcc-day meeting or
the Women'ss Auxiliary of the .rrcsby-
DC held tonight in the chapel Of tho
Union Theological Seminary. in Gintcr
P n;.d% ut ut s. o'clock, Addresses will be
the Presbyterian Church OF Waynes-
boro. on Soul Winning" and by Mrs
j. Calvin ; Stewart. wife Of tho pastor
Looking Backward. Looking For
ward. Looking Upward"
Reports of various standing COM
mi.tees and the election, of officers for
morning. An address on the young
and a, report on the Ginter Park mis-,
sion. by Mrs. George Randolph Tucker,
will also be heard
dress tomorrow afternoon on stew
ardShip,' and there Will be short talks
by, Misses Weddcll Haislit and Can
tho corporation Of the auxiliary with
the Interchurch World Movement will
t nG senera,ig discnssSd and Other mat
DR.: Walthal will make another adj
nnal business OF the session viii be
disposed of so that adjournment may
he he. effected at noon. Mrs. John Brat
inEs.
The synod includes the whole OF Vir-
sinia and small parts OF West Virginia
and Maryland. Among tho women who
ton, president. ftom 1ynchbnrg: Mrs.
II. \; Price. Of Baltimore: Mrs. c. n.
ir rs 1Iann,, or CharlottG courthousc:
nilda Heth. of Norfolk: Mrs D. X
Walthal. of Waynesboro, and Mrs.
McGann. of Winchester.
This meeting is in reality the mid
winter session OF the executive com
mittec. and the sessions VIII be open
TO any one who Is Interested and
wishes TO attend Visitors will be
uuartered in the Asscmbly's Training
School. in Ginter Park and entertained
IN the building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
P0ST-0FFICE COM"--....DED
FOR CHRISTMAS SERVICE
Hay II. Thornton Receives Telegram or
COnEratulntiOn From WASH
inEtOn Postal Chief.

Official commentator Of the "efli-
Gent manner" in which the Richmond
post office employees have handled the
mails here was received yesterday by
Postmaster Hay r. Thornton, In a tclc-
gram from First Assistant Postmaster
General John Z. Rooms
Tpc telegram reads:
n nave received with great interest
INC daily kilograms on the condition AT
your office. and am pleased to express
my qualification OF the highly efficient
manner in wihich the service has i,c-
Quilted itself in the handling OF an
unprecedented quantity of mail. Kindly
accept my CONGRATULATIONS and convey
10 your supervisory officers, CLERKS
carriers and all employees who have
participated my sincere Appreciation
i3r their earnest and loyal support i'm
inc prompt distribution of the greatest
volume OF mail ever handled by the
them my best wishes for n happy and
prosperous New Year"
Postmaster Thornton stated weston
DAY that the Increase in mail handled
mere was much greater than ever be-
iore, and that the delivery question
was solved to a large extent by the
use OF the large motor trucks which
have been furnished the department
rive OF these large former army
trucks were detailed for the delivery
OF parcel post and special delivery
matter.
Special delivery letters and marcel,
post packages received on Christmas
Eve TINS year Mr.. Thornton AYERS.
numbered $500, as compared with 1,35o
received on Christmas Eve Of 1918
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
VOTE TO FIGHT FARE RAISE
LABOR COUNCIL UNMOVED
BY C0MPANY'S SPEAKERS
Members or Union Organization IIcnr
Address by Il Randolph Will
1inms Oh Proposed Increase.

After hearing addresses by T.. Ran
dolph Williams and John NJ. Miller. Jr.,
on the reasons set forth by the Virginia
hallway and Power Company for ~
increased street car fare here the
Central Trades and Labor Council yes
terdaN at Il special meeting held at the
Arcade building refused TO withdraw
It's opposition to the increase.
instructions were also given COM
mittcc, which has charge of the fight
against the Increased fare TO keep up
It's efforts against the proposed advance
before the City Council. Mr.. Williams
is cc-presidcnt and general counsel
for the Virginia Railway and Power
Company, and Mr.. Miller is president
of tho First National Bank here. Labor
Commissioner John IIirschbcrg is in
charge of the opposition to the in
creased fare measure. and claims to
represent every labor organization rep
resented in the Central Trades and La
Dor Council except tho Street Railway
Union, which has declared itself in
favor OF the increase by tho paSsa &c
OF which the employees of the COM
pany would receive cents an hour in
crease in pay.
Two sets Of resolutions were adopted.
instructing the legislative committee
OF .he organization to assist in the
attempt 10 get the suffrage amendment
ratified at the January session OF the
General Assembly. and attempt to Sc
cure the passage OF q measure which
would make the election Of members
ot the school boards throughout the
state by direct vote OF the citizens as
recommended by The education commits
sion to the Governor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
STATE HEALTH CONFERENCE
OPENS HERE THIS MORNING
Workers From Every Part OF Virginia
Assemble To Discuss
plans for 1920.

DIR. !Snnion G. Williams. state Health
Commissioner; will preside at the
Workers Of vireinia. which begins ;l': at t
College Hall, Tenth and Marshall
Streets, this mornins at 1899.
al over the state for the conference
by. DR.. Williams. There will be about
tairtS-hve workers present. who are
OF the state Board OF Health. besides
a number of visitors. who engaged in
similar work outside the state. or who
are connected with health organiza-
tons, which are national in scope
In his opening address. DR.. Williams
VIII give resume ot what has been
the various divisions Of the State
Health Department along the lines OF
public health. child welfare, the fight
of the State work.
Plans for 1920 will be outlined by
the commissioner in his talk to the
DR.. L. I; Lumsden will speak. at tho
Health Campaign" particularly in
problems. DR.. Lumsdcn is connected
with the United States Public Health
Service: Or, John \; Terrell. executive
secretary of the International Health
Board will also speak.
Mrs. Jane Ransom, State supervisor
OF public health nursing. will be the
today, which begins at = o'clock
Mrs; Ransom Will speak on Public
Health Nursing in Virginia" She will
he followed by DR.. II. II. IIihbs, Jr.
director OF the Richmsnd School or
Social Work and Public Health. who
Will address the conference on Public
Health Service" aud Or. W. \. Brum-
Held. of the United States Public
Health Service. who will speak on Tn
teStinai Parasites" Dr.. w. f.. Draper
also of the United States Public Health
Service. will speak on Methods of In
creasinS the Efficiency of Rural SAM
tation."
The regular program for each after
noon Will be followed by n symposium
work.
The conference will last through the
entire week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
KIWANlANS TO ENTERTAIN
WITH SPECIAL PROGRAM
wives and Feminine Friends VIII Tie
Guests nj linnquct To-
night n! 7;30.

With song. dance, speeches and care
July guarded surprise features. the
Isichmond KiwaniS Club will celebrate
tonight with an entcrta inmcnt for their
wives and feminine friends at the Rusi-
ness Mems Club.
For several weeks a committee an
pointed for tho purpose has been busilv
engaged In making preparations for
the quarterly event. and only few Of
the features OF tho meeting have boon
made public.
Assistant Acknowledgement Josiah ~
Hank is the principal speaker on the
program. Music viii bc furnished hy
a saSophonc orchestra. which has boon
engaged for the occasion. and a mum
her of special prizes have been ar
ranged for.
Dancing will feature tho meeting.
and number OF surprise stunts have
heen arranged. Because of the occa-
sion IL has been announced thai tho
club viii convene at 1880 o'clock. one
hour later than usual. This will h"
GERS OF the club Will preside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
NEW OFFICERS ARE NAMED
Meridian Lodge OF Maxons Elects Vic.
tor -. John Vaughan ns
W0rshipful Master.

Victor st. John Vaughan has been
CHOSEN WorShipful master Of the Meri-
a,an Lodge, Ancient Free and Accented
!iasons, Tor 1920. Other officers for the
ensuing year are Rev. Frank r. Me-
rtucn, -. d., senior warden: A. r.
Shedding, junior warden: Harrison T..
iiyGer; treasurer: James l.. Beck. score
iary; James Il. Anderson. senior deacon:
Hunt and CASTOR Lichtenstein' chan.
lainS. 'P
:, Meridian Lodge Is so called because
~ meets ut tho noon hour. II is one
states known as daylight lodges" for
inc benefit of men who by the nature
OF thcir occupa tioa or profession cannot
attend night meetings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
WILL OFFER TESTIMONY
THAT NEW PLANNED HOME
ATTORNEYS for Defendant Also VIII
show 'rhnt lie Had obtained
Prtcc OF License.
Ms Assoclated Prcsa. !

Los ANGELES, CAL bee. eS.-Ef-
forts VIII hc made tomorrow at the
trial OF Harry 5. New. alleged muir
derer or i'ts sweetheart. Frcda Lesser.
70 prove that he had perfected plans
for their marriage Il few nous before
hcr DEATH. 1T Was announced tonight
ny The defendants attorneys.
III was stated that witnesses would
DC called to show New had. borrowed
money with which TO purchase Il mar
rage License and 10 pay his own and
MISS LesScr's railroad fare TO Fresno
al, where the defense alleges New in
l.i'deu Nc ana ibis brldclo be should
attorneys for the accused said This
testimony would he offered in an at
tempt TO refute claims or the state that
Ncw had decided several weeks before
ne was ALLEGED to have killed Miss
Lesser on July 3, that he would not
marry her. and had planned her donIh
i'ccompte Davis. counsel for New
said the defense would complete pre-
schtation OF it's case by Wednesday,
afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
:, Meinhcrs appointed on tho Masonic
DEDICATE BRONZE TABLETS
","rihlN &" Former Member, ~,
"""i"rmihi Episcopal Lhurch
J'lnrcd in pcns

.o,rINr br"nH" tablets were dodIca-od
mpiSJ"pai church in memory of fnr,, 49, =.
mt,':,np'rS and bvucfactors az ~
.mnL,h. WIN impressive ccrniu,nj
tmu"v,,i ny the rector the Hrv ~, i"
~ w. M"rriS In his sermon Di. Norri.
mndd , %, NE u%efui lives these pcopic
r i"n Whl'o members Of the ci,u5ri,
. "nu impressed on the conrrccatin,t -, > ~
,h""D"r mat viii come from followim-
i,rh,' tablets arc about ten by ,,x
,5,,uniIis ara ar" fastened on thc do nrS
n f,"JI'h ne , 10 me pews formerly " """r
"'r" PUT !h"r". The name Of ,no ',, ,,s
Mh2S" inomory the tabIct omc
durIod ana The dates OF hirt, ~ W.,
, irn," are the only imscrirtioms ' n,,
,o Fo,l%owins are The names of those
Nh"h tablets were dc,,ic.,.oI
"h'rI Na!"ntlnr Allan. lam :. ~"
'mn Mary Amanda St"wnr, ~,
,i IN, MAYO Elizabeth Wo0ibriJ,,..' (:s ~,
NN,1imii James Male Boyd and III. ' '1S
Ii,,,n req 'o!rS Boyd; Lid 9 llurda,v,!a,,
IIiIt 'mG ana her Grandfatb.r'' '' In WY
iirnrN lane; Mary Kath.ri,c lines as
49,. &c ". trutchh"ld. Rich,rd Ii,rnS'
l,nHS, Meahc and his wife. CnthrrIi,",G
oh'h ne Meade; Anna rns,"r' i,i ne
'''i son Peter Randolph Rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29

BUSINESS ON CARY STREET;
OUTLOOK FOR THIS WEEK
Christmas Turkeys Went to Abnormal
nefEhts-IBiE Drop Due This
Wcck-Othcr Lines,

All of the wholesale produce dealers
and the commission merchants aloIS
Cary street and on Thirteenth Street,
and in all of that region round about,
had rushing times the forepart of last
week. but after the going down of
Wednesdays sun there were dull times
on Cary and thercabout.
Turkeys. which were sold out early
in the week with the urgent demand
some very fine dressed birds going
above - cents per pound. "a few even
up to so cents. Turkey raisers in the
country who may yet have some on
hand for the market need not expect
any such prices for what they have
LEFT. The probability is that receipts
week, and prices Will go back TO 90 to
GO cents per pound for the dressed
turkeys and about 40 to 80 for live
birds, and possibly lower.
cciDt to meet the Christmas demand,
and prices held ut former quotations.
30 cents ner pound. dressed 80 to 3S;
chickens. live. 80 to IS. dressed 40 to
Is. Geese will he in good demand at
about 20 to % for the live and 80 to
50 for tho dressed. Guincas viii
bring the old pricc-75 cents apiece.
EETs are IN large receipt, PERHAPS nG Isl; :
he down IN to GSt &C. or 81 css ana viii
Rabbits are yet in demand; but the
supply is fun, and prices this week
vii range around - n to rs for food good;
;tS high as 40 cents.
Vcals, were in good demand last
week, but heavy receipts kept the
price from advancing, is cents being
the top for extra animals. and the
other kind brought from - to ~.
They Will he no higher this week
Hogs. live, are firm at AZ to -,
dressed II to 10: pigs. live. 10 TO r.
dressed IS to 20.
Fruits and vegetables arc unchanged.
Apples are going wholesale. accord
ing TO quality, from 50 to Si1 per
barrel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
'9DRESSES Y. M. C. A. BOYS
Dr. II. ". IIibb> Gives Advice 10 Mrm.
hers Uf Sunday Afternoon
Club

Dr. II. II. 1iibbs. president Of tho
i:chmond school, Of Social Work and
'uhiic Health. spoke yesterday after
noon TO the younger boys of the v NJ.
c. ~ on Common Persons" He pointed
out TO them Just what common per
sons were. AS examples he cited tho
man or boy on Il street car who would
not get up to give his seat to a wo-
man who was standing. or the person
VINO thought others common. when in
himself.
\ large number OF boys turned ont
10 hear DR.. iiibhs, and each Of them
was thoroughly Impressed. These talks
and meetings are held every SUNDAY
afternoon in tho Y. NJ. g. A. ana at
tn" next meeting Charles Trucman.
auditor OF Fitzgerald " Co, will tail
to tbC tbpNS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
ENUMERATORS siEET TODAY
Instructions VIII lie Given 10 Those
Who VIII Inkr Census In itch
mond Neat week

Enumcrators of tho census will re-
rcive anal instructions for their work.
"hich Will begin on January in "a
series OF instruction meetings which
Viii he held today and tomorrow In tho
Federal Building under the direction
o. John II. Bocock.
At 10 o'clock this morning tho Gnu
ncrators assigned TO work in Madf-
son Ward viii be given their instruc-
lions. Those who will take the Gnu
,neration in Clay Ward wiz gather a,
u O'clock noon, willie at 3 O'Clock tho
Jefferson Ward crumcrators viii he
called together.
i.ce Ward and iIenrico and Chester
nrid county cnumcrators viii he given
tncir instructions Tuesday. tho Lee
Ward cnumcrators at 10 A. NJ and tho
country cnumerators at Il meeting
called for noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
SAYS JAPANESE MILITARY
POLICY AFFECTS MISSIONS
rev. John T.. Preston, Presbyterian
Missionary tO INOrcn, Tells Of
Conditions in Orient.

Rev. John. f.. Preston. for sixteen
years a missionary of the Prcsbytcrian
church to Korea. now on 4 years fur
Tough. while taking up special work
at the Union Theological Seminary.
spoke to a largo congregation at
Broad Street Methodist Church yes
to-day AT the u o'clock service. on
The Relation OF the Japancsc Gov
eminent TO Christian Missions"
Mr.. Preston explained in detail how
the present military policy or Japan
affected Christian missions in Korea
IN that ii was obstructive and often
oppressive.
With tho adjustment OF conscrip-
ZION and tho substitution of the open
door policy, Of expansion. by CONNER
cial competition instead Of military.
aggression, advocated in the league
OF nations, MIR. Preston declared that
Japan would take hcr place among
tho foremost dcmocracies of the world.
The new Governor General of Korea.
MI. Preston stated. had promised
extensive reforms. among which il
vas hoped would bc the lifting OF the
restrictions placed upon, Christianity
IN that country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
COUPLE UNABLE TO HELP
SELVES IN NEED OF MONEY
sum OF s142.3O Has Been Raised for
Case No. ~, hut 500 *
Goal FIXED.

Three days after tho fund Of 5000
was started by The Times Dispatch
Relief Fund for the benefit Of an aged
couple, case No. Is. response from sui
scribcrs brought $3.50. and ii is hoped
that tho final amount Will bc raised
today.
After living together through tho
greater part Of their lives they now
face separation because of their in
ability to care and provide for them
seiYcs. The husband is s. and is a
cripple, unable TO hc OF any assistance
in helping his mate at the final turu
in their long journey The wife is So
and even in her old age. with a weak
and unstable physique, she attempts at
times to add q little to their Scanty
can when her health and strength per-
rlits.
Address all contributions 10 The
Times Dispatch Relief Fund, case No.
10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

send your bundles OF old clothing
Ia the nearest fire station for the
relief of the poor.
Conference OF state health work
crs at College Hall mt 1880.
OHM Gochnl NukcrJt, hunter,
poet and lecturer, mt womcn's
Club Mt &.
Niwanis Club nj business Mems
Club ut ..
Womcn'S Auxiliary OF the Prcs-
bHtcrian synod or Virginia In con-
ference ut Union Theological Sem
mary at =.
Council Finnncc Committee mt
City Hall at =.
"r'hc Mystery OF the King.
Birth." by Little Thcatcr League.
at Bcividcrc HILL, BcIvidcrc and
Main Streets, at -.
Banquet OF former nvfntors Mt
Westmorcfnnd Club at q.
Kichmond German Club dance at
Jefferson Hotel Mt D:3O.
Lyric-Nnudcyillc, 1880. 1:i5 and
9:l0.
Strnnd-Mnnhattnn Opera Com
pnny, in Carmen ut SEQ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
CONSIDER CITY LICENSES
Members Of Council Finance Committee
to Hold Their Inst Meeting
OF Year Tonight

Members of the Finance Committee
Of the city Council will hold their
last meeting this year tonight at
plctc consideration of the items on
the docket and take up the subject
of all municipal licenses for Richmond
in an executive session.
What recommendations tho commit
tee Will make To the City Council on
the licenses to be charged this year.
arc not known. although the commit :
tee has been considering the subject
for some time. y previous meeting
was devoted TO the discussion of city
licenses, and il is probable that some
decision will he reached by the COM
mittec tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
AvIAToRs BANQUET TONIGHT
""chmond Army Flyers Will Assemble
NJ t.rt-TnEcthcr Dinner ut
"rStmorrlnnd Climb

Richmond cx-army aviators pilots
ana observers will hold a buffet lunch. ,
no. tonight at |? o'clock at tho West
norcitnd club. This will be tho first
oilicial' meeting OF the Richmond air
ttcteFahS or the world war. of which
'here arc approximately thirty.
pcch asked to attend by the cntcrinin-
nicnt committee. composed OF Don
aamcron; ). l.. Ingram, Wavcriy Mel.
ING viii be on the order of q rot
together meeting. Almost ever. aTia
.inn camp in the United States is rem
dcSGntcd by aNiators living here, il is
nave seen service oNcrscas -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
CHILD DIES FROM BURNS.
Elizabeth iIudSins, 4, Victim OF Flame,
mt I:nSt firOnd street
Home.

Funeral services for EI;,,ho,b
ltudSins, :. who died carly Yesterday
morning AT Memorial Hospital, as re-,
SUIT OF burns sustained Saturday af-
Hroad Street Will take place this
afternoon. with intcrmcnt in Lakewood
Cemetery.
according To ncighbors in tho lower
Hat. the child was uIayinr win Icr
Two iiitlc sisters. her clothes catching
Ire irom an open stove soon after
,hcir mother had left the room for
Il Few minutes.
she was the daughter OF Richard
iiiuhsihS and is survived. besides by
iier mother and two young sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
DOVE LODGE, NO. 81, MASONS
ELECTS OFFICERS FOR 1920
William, n. Shepherd Chosen ns wor-
ShipfuI Master. To Succeed
Alvin Ii. JIutJlcr.

Dove Lodge. No. o.. a. +; * A., NJ,
elected William Y. shepherd Worship
annual festival of ST. John. which was
celebrated 10y the organization at the
Masonic Hall Saturday night with a
BANQUET aud report on the worl! for
the year by retiring Worshipful Mas
ter Alvin II. IIutHler.
New members accepted throughout
the year, Mr., Ilutzier reported, mum
ttwenty-ninc members we're raised to
the degree OF master Masons.
MT. ilutZler was renominated for the
office of worshipfui master, but de-
clined the nomination.
Rev. Frank Il. Mcradcn was elected
10 nj! tho office of senior warden and
dr. w; T. Lorraine named rs junior
stalled were: William L. Price. treas
nrer: Alfred II, Mcdowell. secret, y:
Hrockcnhroush Lamb. senior deacon
con: Thomas T. Dcitrick aud Ed
ward l.. Frost, stewards: Revs. j. i.
Gravatt and. p. a. Arthur. chaplains (;
William G. Lynharn, tilSr. and George
H. Guvcrnator, purvcyor.
committees which were named for
inc coming Masonic year We're:
- Committee on history-Dr. J. W.
Hooper
Entertainment committcc-Alvin Il.
i.ui%lHr' T. r. Deitrick. Augustine
Lane Stern. Zen r. owen, w T. Kirk.
pr George +. Raghy.. James l..
N@mhl" and J. Garland Hood.
X. ~. Hawks was appointed rs a
representative to the Masonic class,
AT winch the secrets OF the order are
taught O. ~ Hawkins was appointed
on tho Masonic relief board and w. l..
Mason was appointed to represent the
lodge on tho Masonic section commit
zoe. rhG latter committee has charge
OF inc decoration of Masonic graves
on memorial occa siouS
Members appointed on the stewards
committee arc:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
ncndy 10 Shed Iiis nIond.

HUME. Dec. "S.-Nrfncd RESISTANCE
TO the "i?Ist morsel OF bread and l,st
drop OF blood" is Gabrielle d'Annunxio's
latest decision in dcinaudin. further
guarantees from the Italian govern
mcnt TO insure the annexation OF III
umc TO Italy. Tho situation is at "a
stronger deadlock than ever by rca-
son OF the sold!cr-poctS mistaken OIL
Stinacy to remain in Fiumc until his
demands are met.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
PHONE BOX THIEF ACTIVE
Capitol Square officer Finds R,acd CnsI,
BOX Broken Open with
Isrick.

Police are searching for the THE
wh" stole Il pay station telephone box
and lief; II in the Capitol Snuarc some
using a brick from the walkway to
break the box open for its contents.
Contain Jack rcttis, a Capitol Square
ofNt"r. found the box broken i'm sew
crhl parts by the elm tree in front OF
the post-ofiicc near the fountain in the
square. brick used by tho thief 10
freak The box open was found near
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
PLANTS SIX lockwood TREES
nrds"n Receives Gifts for
'' Mh,rh trc Placed In
capitol square

Of 'G ,R@ " ir. EiiG,ha1;lson supcrin,cnaen,
buildings. mas rlnmteJ' grounds aud
, ,, III me 1ipi;oi grounds TT"n
S,arN fgnsn ,,%., TO- Tie stat Ly AShto"
ia~t W., f" iNI.nond; on March { Of
h,in,"d inc doswood as Ire onijSSi,Ii 'sH
miiGmi 81 virginia. aud Mr I;i%,,.,.dr.i,.,,,.
nr",''" we trees to carry out Ia" snI '"''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
FLYING BOAT IN TROUBLE
Two Men Rcscucd, Adrift Eight Miles
ON the COnst of
Florida.
IBy Associated Dress. |

DAYTONA, FLA, Dec. 2S.-Jamcs
Levi, wealthy automobile dealer, and
,S I bnet from New e 9or I@" TIC
Miami, were rescued of the Florida
coast near here today when motor
trouble and an exhausted gas supply
forced them 10 aliGht on the water.
The TWO men were sighted adrift about
eight miles from the coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
nnisc Fund for Missionary.

The foreign work COMMITTEES or tho
local Y. NJ. G.. y. is working hard to
raise tho fund needed for tho support
Of w. II. Mills. worker among the
Chinese students In the University of
Tokyo. II Is planned TO raise Rich
mond's quota by December 81. Tho
committee hero is composed OF G. Il.
Richarhson, j. r. Jones. G. j. Billups.
Belden Walko and ID. l.. Buchanan.