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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-04-10
CRUSHED IN ABBOTT MINES

Geo. Simmons was crushed beneath
some falling slate Wednesday morn
ing and hurried to Elkins Hospital.
Mr. Simmons lives on Serpell Ave
and had recently started to work IN
these mines. His ankle and hips are
BADLY crushed, and three bones brok-
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-04-10

Col R 81 Tallman was a business
visitor in town today
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-04-10

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11

EF'S! a: fSs nfsfs 3spts Of
H;,r,;i, &" W Chester Evans il feet 9 ~ q
s hsTeriy Street. sisss.
Ir to w. Ghsstsr Evans Trustee N o' so5
So feet MeF, Inc Stree, IS ss by
ne his, sS Il Goo Of Beverly street November
Jr;,o " GhSsts,r t:yans trustee; Sq: 40
SS tss = s.
t., W Sssler p r GsorGS L a
SsSss ssS;h IS Hs stree $Sss
c; ". Sampson and George L. Christian.
Ir.. 10 ". Chester Evans. trustee. No, IA
~ 81 fes Mss, ns frrs6 Ss street rs
f f.i, s9nt Zoo or Bevcrly Street November l.
savSn Ex ySsss. ana Swfc to
S!rsst. Park Place Annex S' oa'ober S l. 1918:
n %E nis rs' Nssn. to vs. N asS
Inches Ii Inc ref Floyd "i avena Ss t ice.
west OF Robinson Street October %. 1919.
n I t;,a No, GHeS,h ; and r. sHllis w twllc,
ICES "Et%' S"an AID NJ veEsaf!
east line rec Colonial Avenue zoo feet south OF
!? Ssst' \ Ys AMI Z Ss5!n?55
o tSe cars sas r ns Aspns I feet
&c " Sa'n1 ,sSns, ara SGsorSs i clsisiisS:
inches BY So fssi Vest line line llarrison sirset
Street HSvemher n'hvs le SSus 1880 Beverly
& @ Ghra, sna Gsanse rus Snrs' So
az South n 5iSrrson street ret II feet ~
Il - i1gh s9p,h OF Beverly street,
e, W. Sanpson and I;corEe l.. Christian.
"a to " :, Chester Evans. trustee. 40;
ilches by 50 feet west line Harrison street
l;G feet - inches south OF beverly
g. ". Samnson ana George l., Christian.
AZ s"p,h larTison str es" II fses 10
inches ny so feet west line Harrison street
l@S fee, n.hGs south OF beverly Street.
Mon,ague Charlie, and I.et:ie, otwife>
K Wilt iH!eTqim 70 cE"s Ndr; ana SGnires
Sir - fG,t inches BY l"3 feet sas!
Florence Woodward ana Laura T.
by 50 feet east line MULBERRY Street lai
veinber l. 1919: is.G3 ,.o2
&C. W. Sampson and George J." Christian.
s2s, south Harrison street. u f~et Z ii
inches By 50 feet West ilnc Harrison, Street
street. November !. isl.; si.sso
&. w. SAMPSON and George l.. Christian.
.3S South Harrison street is icet i inch
by SO feet west line Harrison. street 9i5
November /. 1918: .i.GeO. - 'e's''' 0''ee'
g. w. SAMPSON ana George l.. Christian.
400 south HARRISON Street. IS foet inch b..
Bcv tf ard aveS sGrmsF s Snh
c. ". samson and George /. Christian.
II55i sSn,N Chester , Eysns 5rns'9e No
BY fSG5 ss, nS f Stree, %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
German Papers
Offer Comment
One Refers to Anaaiver-
sary as Blacklist Day
IN 500 Years.
ny KARL II. Won wE1GANp.

BERLIN. Nov. 1O-"Germany's black
est day in 500 years." the Nationalistic
Deutsche rages Zeitung in glazing
headline calls this, the first anniver-
sary of the revolution. The Tages
HeitunG calls it The anniversary OF
Germany's disgrace"
"Nivifying. though at the same time
depressing. is the remembrance of the
November day "a year ago" says the
organ of the radicals, Die Freiheit, and
continues:
What OF today? Today rage and re-
hours OF the first revolutionary day
are compared with the dark reality.
IN which the working people live at
year
The democratic Bccrsen Courier has
this to say:
to participate in the mental error Of
the cmhitterd who compare the Ger
many OF 1913 with the Germany OF
1919 and who make the bankruptcy
Bankruptcy Itself"
Chancellor Bauer frankly writes in
the soTernment organ. Norwaerts:
conditions in GERMANY since Tho
revolution have grown worse;
lie admits that there is strong
reaction toward the right. that is, to-
ward conservatism. and asserts that
the admitted worse conditions are the
logical inheritance OF l.udcndorf's war
policy
The Chancellor resent tshe attempts
TO make the present government which
is dominated by Social Democrats, re-
sponsiblc for the decline
such are a few OF the bitter. sad. or
tnouchiful reflections OF the feelings
OF the conflicting political elements in
!iermnny on the first birthday OF the
republic
Minister Fsch5eck declared many
factories would be compelled to close
n. -
employment, and that the rationing
Will have to be sti!l further frightened.
The nattonaiized mines of Germany
show a deficit of $1,000, 600 marks (sl5.
S5o,o0Q) for 1915. and the deficit for
mis- wear Will be even greater il is
believed. In some districts the cost of
producing ton OF coal has increased
year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
Object to TnhIct ,r..r,,

FREDERlCkSBURG VA Nov IN
- an enthusiastic meeting OF The
Mary Washington Monument AesociaI
ION ron OF Erederieks burs, held at the
OF mrs. '. VI. Fleming, the Off
vas appointed TO write 20 the Nstionaj
MARY Washington Memorial Associa.
,!on. at Washington. 10 protest agnins,
Sne wording OF the tablet, which that
"SS"c!a t!on proposes TO place on tine
Mary Washington Lodge in this ci;v
20 Inc memory OF Miss AIarcare,
it@tze.. This inscription is objec;in6e
ape 70 the Fredericksburg association
iCt ne reason that II ignores the worL;
OF INC women Of this city who Formed
ne hrst Mary Washington Monumen;
Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
RECORD PRICE is PAID
FOR R0MNEY PAINTING
Trustees of Duke of Hamilton Sell
Work for S.:,0.000 Mt Public
Snle.
fRv Universal scrvic.

LONDON. Nov. l0.--S!r Joseph Du-
Tcen is about TO send TO the United
states SLa The famous R9mney painting.
which he purchased at the Christ lie
sale from the trustees Of the Duke Of
!lamilton for about s250.00O, the high
est price ever paid for a painting at a
The picture will he first exhibited
IN New York. The Duveens EXPECT
collector.
The larEes, price on record previous
TO this sale was 100000. offered for
Sir ioshua Reynolds Mrs. .Siddons
as the Tragis Muse" in London last
July. The picture. however. was not
sold hut reserved. The highest pre-
NIouS record for Romney was 39,4OO
fuincas in 1919. Rembrandts Bath
sheba was sold in Paris about the
same time for $4,000.
Ihe Hamilton Romney measures five
icci by four feet. IT shows Margaret
Maria E!i~beth Rockford. who beca me
ihe wife OF Major General Orde. and
susanna Euphemia. who married the
! tcnth Duke OF Hamilton, ono sitting
on nc ground, the other standing
! WIN background OF trees and foil.
age. Romncy got $500 for painting it
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
is NEARING DECISION ON
48-HOUR WEEK PROPOSAL
International Labor Conference Re.
fcrs Question to Special Com
mission OF Ten Members.
LABOR MEMBERS Make PROTEST
Contend, as Many Countries Have
Saturday Half-Holiday, Plan Will
Ncccssitate Working Day OF More
Than Period OF Eight Hours.
IBy Universal service.l

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1O.--The In
ternational labor conference at its
session here this afternoon came one
step nearer a decision on the moment
GUS question of applying an eight
hour day or forty-eight hour week
10 the workers of the world.
Despite protests from labor. the con-
ference Overwhelmingly agreed to re
fer tho convention for forty-cight
hour work week. and all proposed
OF five EoverITneni delegates, five
workers and five employers.
This action. which was proposed in
resolution by Newton w. Rowcll. gov
eminent delegate OF Canada, takes the
convention fran the stage of general
discussion by the conference. ana Will
hasten action on the entire question.
Buldcxis Motion Defeated.
Before the vote or the Rowell cues
ton. Gino Baidesi, worker delegate
o: Italy, tried 10 have the conference
eight-hour day and the forty-ciEht
hour week be maximum working
periods. Ills motion was defeated
however.
the passage OF the Howen resolution
AZ n defeat for labor.
The friction between the capital and
Dor sides in the conference has been
OF labor for an cight-hour day as a
maximum, and the equally determined
stand of capital for the forty eight
hour week as the limitation OF a work
ing period. Labor contends that since
many countries have SATURDAY h"!t
holiday. Il forty-cight hour week as a
maximum would make the other work
ing days in those countries in excess
OF eight hours.
A. to Tropical Countries.
A commission also was appointed by
the conference today TO deal with the
application of an eisht-hour day or
a corty-cight hour week TO tropica!
countries. .
The conference should not admit 10
participation the countries of McNico'
Luxenburg, and San Domingo because
no official applications have been re-
ceiye6 from the three governments
the report today Of the comm !Ssion on
Applications for admission OF Finland
applications for admission recon-
mendcd.
oo,nuendod the admission OF Finland.
while a minority declared against ad-
mission as Finland is not yet ine,n
Der of the league of nations. no action
was taken on the report;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES MARK
DEDICATION OF CHURCH
Petersburg Methodists Of Memorial
Congregation Burn Evidence or
Paid ncht.
rsncciai TO The es-Dispatchl

PETERSBURG, W., Nov lin
nressive service marked the formal
dedication of Memorial NJ. Il. Church
list night by Bishop o. r. j., ae n,,I. !,
Annua; Conference, in Richmond, this
week. The edihse was Ss,; crowded ;essn and sG
rass we're burned in front OF the altar.
The bishops sermon on the occasion
was heard with the closest attention.
After the dedication service the bishop
congratulated the congregation on
having such a beautiful church and
urged its use whenever possible in the
cause of God.
TO James IT. Gray. leading mem
her, was given the honor OF applying
the match TO the notes Of indebted
ness: An interesting i da,;n,, In e9 i,c
presentation on behalf Of the congrc-
cation. by the pastor. Rev. W. o. Cor
don. OF a beautiful loving cup TO James
II. Gray. for his services in tho build
ing Of the church. and his efforts IN
clearing It Of debt. The cup was &C
copied by Mr.. Gray in modest but
a pDrcciative terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
L. $. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.

The United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
rSconvcned YESTERDAY a, lo:2' o'clock. with
the following Judges aud officials in attend
ancc: Circuit; Judges Hon. J. c. rritchard
q o. Asheviiis; ~ c. and lion; charles \
Dean and T.. Marshal John -. Sa undcrs
Yesterday being Conference Day the court
did not hear ARGUMENTS in cases. but
into conference upon cases heretofore argued
and remaining undecided.
Cases IN call TODAY:
10. i1ij. Rosemary Manufacturing Co. an.
Dcllant rs. falifSX Cotton Mills. Inc. an.
police; arpeal fro r,thc District Court a,
I:Nnchburr. Va; To be arC.,et by Mr.. w. W.
Dodge. az Wa shin"ton. u. 9. .or tho apDci.
liant. and b. MIR. Melville Church. of Wash
inrton; y G.. for the anne lice.
No. lIl'. Horse Creek Coal Land ComDsny
anncllant, vs., George r. Anderson. 81 al.
nclle"; appeal from The District Court "a,
Charieston. w, Va. To be argued by Mr.. r.
A Eledsoc and Mr.. ]. Il. Watts. OF Charles s.
ton w: Va, for tho anpcllant. and nv Mr.
". p. r. BTrnc and Mr. Frank r Murphy.
81 CharI ton w Va. for the appellees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
MILITARY COMMISSION
PLAN LACKS APPROVAL
Paris Newspaper Comment shy. Amer
leans Are Opposed to Gem
crni Foch.
Ipy Assoclatcd prcss1


PARIS, Nov. 10.-The American dele
CATION to the peace conference has not
yet approved tho plan for military
commission to succeed the supreme
council in carrying out the German
peace treaty and executing it's mill
tary provisions. Failure to approve
the plan promptly has resulted in
newspaper comment to the effect that
the Americans are opposed to Marshal
Focl us head Of the commission.
This is said to be erroneous. and
that there is no disposition TO oppose
Marshal Foch, who is considered
clearly the best fitted for the task.
But the American delegation is Unde
cidcd whether the United States can
enter into the arrangement until 1t
is clear that the commission will not
SAVIOR of an international general staff.
TO which the United States is said to
be opposed. The American delegates.
however, are of the opinion that ehs
would not hinder the other powers
creating such n commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
Suspect. Captured.

The police today arrested William II.
Johnson and Eddie Rivers, two ne
groes, on suspicion OF being the men
who held up and attempted to rob
John Mcfarland and Henry Gholson,
two coiored farmers of Dinwiddic
County, last week.
Mcfarland and Gholson were on
their way home when they were ac-
costcd by two negroes, who asked them
for ride. Their request was granted.
and the men had only ridden "A short
distance, when they drew pistols and
ordered Mcfarland and Gholson TO
throw UP their hands Both men show
ed night. and graphing with the rob
hers, threw them out OF the wagon. and
drove rapidly away
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
Hold Pig and Corn Club Contests.

PULASKI. w, Nov. lN.-Boys and
girls OF the pig and corn clubs con-
tcstcd Saturday .or the specia! prizes
offered by Pulaski firms Prizes were
awarded IN each club for the fattest
pig. There were eighteen pigs ex-
s,ibited by girls. The first prize was
awarded 10 Gertrude Meredith, the sec
ond 20 Geraldine MEREDITH and the
third 10 Margaret Morchcad.
There were ;whriy-nine ext lifted
ty the boys The a-st pr,ze was given
Charles Collins. the second 20 George
Crowdcr and the third to Boyd Con-
cuff. The priz. piGs-iyrerc then group
ed for the hes; s.aw:- sy' either club.
that OF Gertrude Mcrsdi;a carrying of
all the honotT. Tine pigs were then
auctioned and were purchased a. -
cents the pound and were shipped 70
Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
Win. High Commentator.

oNANCoCk, w. Nov. 10Th
E,as commended Thomas Siedge Taylor,
chic: pharmacists mate, United states
Navy, and recommended him TO the
Secretary OF the Treasury for the
award OF a Life Saving Medal for his
presence Of mind and heroic action on
September >, which resulted in the
saving OF two lives.
Taylor is a native % Parkslcy
Va. On September a closed auto
mobile rolled backwards from ferry
boat IN Nortolk harbor. Taylor jump
ed from the ferry, entered the cal
under water, and saved the lives o.
Mrs E. W. Rowies ana a Allen Bur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
CHARTERS ISSUED.

The Richmond Trimming COMPANY. Inc.
Richmond. Va. CAPITAL stock: maximum.
ti5e0o: minimum. sS"3G. Officers: George L.
Jones. president: W Marlborough Addison.
secretary. and w. VI. Addison-ali OF Rich
nond, Va Object: 10 deal IN automobile
seat covers. hood covers. tops. closed body
trimmings and accessories
Little BAY Beach CORPORATION. Norfolk Va.
CAPITAL stock: maximum. $4,000: minimum
S,o~2 Officers: l." w. Bright. president: a
W. Norris. secretary. and IL. r Dickey-a u
of Norfolk, Va. object: TO own and oper-
atc seaside resort
Certificate %: authority issued to George
Was hing ton Life insurance Company Inc.
under the laws OF the state OF wcst Vir-
GINA. Capital stock: maximum. 500. c0l. OBJ
i"ct: life insHran business The commits
sioner OF insurance. Richmond. Va. statu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
CuANCERY RELEASES.

Wallace +. Brown. trustee. TO c. G. Nor
ris ioNl+o feet west line Tabb Street IS
feet inches south OF Beverly Street No
vvmb.r :. 1919: SLIGO
W. l.. Rcdd. trustee. to tho North Ave-
nuc Realty CORPORATION. lots to IL. in
oiusivc lots .t-22 33-3 i-5a- Al -t2-+3-t 4i5
t"-+1 and As: lots I3-JG-37-3s and 80.
Providence Park Annex. November A. 1918:
George c. Jefferson. trustee. to Mary Ann
Bradley ct ala. No. sos North Sixth Street.
north or DuNal Street. November 6. 1913.
" LTylcr. trustee. 20 Frank L. Hrvant
l2oSl3o feet a; ncrthwcs; corner Richmond
and Hcnrlco Turnpike and Burton Avenue.
Nov. minor L lNll. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
Armistice Celebration.

All Petersburg will turn out on Tues
day 10 celebrate "Arnstice Day" =
banquet will he served to the ex-scrvice
men in the high school gymnasium. \
mass Getting OF citizens will be held
after the banquet, which will be al
dressed by Congressman Walter a.
Watson. ST. Joseph Catholic School
will hold 4 peace pageant to be follow
ed with recitation and music by the
school band. The business houses are
and everything is being done to make
the first celebration OF Armistice Day
a success in Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
DETECTIVES ARE PROMOTED
Duffy. Bcrtucci. Organ, TiIIer, TinsIe,
and Smith Made ScrEennts by
Director MScrA.

Detectives John NJ. Duffy, Louis Ber-
tucci. Edmond III. Organ, Percy L..
Tiller. Charles IT. Tinsley and Gordon
Smith were promoted to the rank OF
scrgcants in the detective department
OF the Richmond Police Department
yesterday and sworn In as such by
City Clerk. Alfred III. Mcdowell
Although they have been acting az,
sergeants for some months and have
received the same pay as the detective
scrgeants, OF the Police Department
these ak detectives had mover been
given the rank OF sergeant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
Celebrate Anniversary.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. Nov. TO-
Mr. ana Mrs Reuben Conway Macon
celebrated their ffty-fourth wedding
anniversary ut Chestnut Hill" Orange
County few days ago The couple
received numerous presents. as well as
c"nSratu!atoIy letters and kilograms
nom relatives and friends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
Loses $50 by 1heft.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, Nov. To-
ROBERT Jones, wcarthy colorcd man
VINO !iEcS in Wcstmorcland County.
mad his home robbed of $3.50 a few
Gays ago while no one was at home
LEWIS. a colored man. in whose home
NC emmy safe WAS found. which con-
famed the money. has been arrested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
killing in Madison Conn,,

fREl! EislCkSBURG. VA. Nov. 10
\ fata! shooting scrapc occurred &,
MADISON County a few days ago when
loan Weaver shot Charlie Medley at
M'aver's home. The bullet struck
Medley in the neck. and ne lived only
Il snort time. The cause Of the shoot
.ag is not definitely known Weaver
eohasen lodging the officers, though
Warrant has been issued for his ar
rest. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
Jeayinr for Conferences.

The Methodist ministers OF Pcters
burg preached their final sermons or
the conference year. and tomorrow,
with other ministers in the district.
will leave for Richmond TO attend con-
ference. There are persistent rumors
OF probable changes in the Petersburg
pulp!ts, some of these rumors going
So far as to intimate that only three
~ the local pastors are likely to re-
turn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
Grand Jury Probe.

The grand jury investigation Of al
legged bootlcSginE in Petersburg was
resumed this afternoon after recess
since Friday. Witnesses from Prince
George were present to testify. SO Ear
as the public is concerned no develop
rnents as to the grand jury's action
have been made known. The jury Will
likely remain in session several days
longer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
student win. In Election.

3 y CHARLOTTESNIIL Va. Nov. 10
Official returns from Tuesdays cleo
.iton In Greene County show that ]. T.
PARROT, member OF the third wear
was elected Commemorative Attorney
of Greene. His candidacy was an.
nounced only few days before the
election, while his opponent. a Greene
County attorney, had carried on an ac-
two campaign. Parrott will receive
J his degree in June. after which time
ne will take up the duties Of his Office
He obtained few days leave Of alb
Ssenee from the University 10 prose
: Euto his eleventh hour campaign
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11

lure machine. The flames spread to the
MOTEL adjoining and both buildings are
IN ruins. The loss will amount to at
ieaSi $4,000 The auditorium was
filled ana while there was a panic no
one was injured.
The same night tho house occupied
oE L. w. Hamlet. OF sawadox, was
sion of an OIL lamn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
Eastern shore Rood U,,r;n-

., 'Nh->NcCi\, "A, Nov. l0.-Georca
u. coleman, state Highway Commits
Sloher, VIII be at ..ccon.ac Wednesday,
ior me purpose Of hearing all parties
interested in the location of the pro-
r"sea state road through Accomac
line TO Cape Charles az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
May Name College Head 1hur.d,,

\. I-HOfihI To, w, Nov. lO.-Dr. J
y. snyder. president OF Worord Col.
teeGSi., south Carolina, ana DR.. Andrcw
S.edd, OF Emory and Henry college.
successors to the late DIR WiIi;,m,
W. WeoD as president OF Randolph- Macon
Moman's College. The trustees OF tba
iI.hnoi hhr Macon system will meet at
NSh!ahd Thursday. AT which time tEe
vacancy is expected to be ,j,scmssod i'c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
Thiexcs Erustrnted.

Thieves Thursday night forced the
iron bars of the window of D. Il. Alley,
grocer on Halifax Street, and stole
again attempted to rob Alleys store
by means Of forcing the rear door with
an iron pump handle. Alley. who lives
over the store. heard them at work,
and telcphoncd the police. For some
reason the thieves became frightened
and made good their escape before the
police arrived.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
Irprr MIssion To Me.t

INC quarterly meeting OF the Leper
M!ssio'i wili be held AT Grace Episcopal
4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. vii
lam Danncr. National Secretary for
the Mission TO Lcpers, Will address, the
meeting, and DR.. T.. G. Levy will make
q rcport on thr present condition OF
the Greek Lcpor. who lives lust out
eide VI Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
Honor so.erh c. w,sor.. Memory.

PULASKI, VA. Nov IU.-Pulaski
bar today opening the November term
of the Circuit Court. paid tribute to
the late Joseph q Wy.or in reso!u
tions and addresses Addresses We're
made by Judge Campbell, presiding;
John Draper Allen Eskedsc, .. G.
Brewer, F.. w Morton. Howard Gilmer.
Of the Pulaski har. H. Lee Trinlie. W.
B. kesley. w. 5. PoaGa, Of the Wythe
bar, and Il. l.. Jordan, OF the Radford
bar. The bar Will place . painted por-
trit of decedent by That OF Iud sc
Thornton l.. Mass.c, killed on the bench
at TIillsville by the Aliens in the
courtroom. Mr.. Wysor was chief pros
ecuting attorney in the Allen trials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
bringing In Seed oyster,

oNANCOCl\, VA. Nov. lO.-Labor has
zen SO scarce Tor several years that
Ihese waters. Now several large sea
gong vessels are bringing seed ovs-
tcrS from the James River and North
huShc!. ps'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11

LYNCHBUEG, VA, Nov. l0.-Decern-
Der Q has been set FOR the time, for The
acce ptance Of the Williams yiaduct
from the Chesapeake and ohio. Nor
folk and Western ana southern rail-
ways by the city ana q banquet viii be
held that night IN honor Of the occa-
sion It ia expected that high officials
OF the three systems wi'! attend the
function. The roads bul't the viaduct
over the three systems and the James
River and viii present IL to the civ
THE Chamber Of Commerce Will have
charge of the banquet which ) 10 be
provided for by a municipal approprla-
Ltion, already available.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
Nanrn~vndox H.. Mig Tim.

s. ONANCOCk, VA, Nov. 0.-Fire de-
stroyed the auditorium. of Richardson
I and Nottingham at Nnssawadox, Va,
G saving caught from the moving pic