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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
RICHMOND TIMEs-DIsrATCH: SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1919

the United States. and TO provide the
oihcers ana men with rest and rccrca-
tion so essential to efficiency: the fol-
thereafter all commanding officers,
ana others officially concerned will see
TO u that aboard ships and on shore
no work OF any character whatsoever
is performed except works OF necessity.
This order viii be construed as en-
bracing target practice and drills of
every character. inspection of ship and
crew. clothing inspection. issuing of
small stores: and all other ship ac-
spirit Of this order
mo vessel OF the navy shall begin
cruise on Sunday except in case OF
emery
In order. to. insure tho regular per-
fornrance of divine services aboard tho
vessels of the United States Navy. and
at shore stations. IL is further ordered
Shdt N no instance shall secular work
be allowed to interfere with the hold
ihS OF divine services. and that every
possible assistance and announcement
be given our chaplains in the conduct
of such services. y suitable cornpart- :
ment or room shall be designated for
inns purpose. and properly rugged for
the occasion. and orderly quiet be
divine services. The ships band shall
always he made available for use nj
divine service.
when there is no chaplain attached
10 his snip or station. the commanding
officer Will arrange for and give every
pcSs!olc assistance to any naval chap
itin III squadron or adjacent. or avail
able who might be able 10 come aboard
Tor such purpose. In cacS il is !inpos-
Slblc 10 secure the services of a rcpu-
lar navy chaplain ii is directed that
commanding officers. when practicable
lnNStc competent Clcrtymcn from ashore
TO come aboard and conduct religious
services.
"JOSELHUS DANIELS,
Secretary of the Navy"
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by NJ. A. WILSON.

|tCsSpyrigh,. 1919. by Mrs. ii. a. WILSON,
|lon,so t ,,g earth Is awakening from her
|about the Easter season her first now
Iters' the dainty golden daffodils and
|joS joy uIleiiiGSa nMy tinted tulips. with the
|mnatreissus.. lilies Of the valley and the
[Iiouest violet arc also coming into
p p!oHin All these blossoms give us a
'i9ns Tor Easter luncheons.
)form Sea,iy at the season spring lamb
|T ph fashioned mint sauce or mint jelly.
ne Easter holidays arc second only
|to Christmas in the British Isles. where
lot enterta inment after the luncheons
hunting contests.
Sample Menu for Easter Luncheon.
English 1,a rmree s,h OF Spinach ,,, sauce
Potato Diamonds with Peas
|Eastcr Cakes ' '' Tea
l.. Bisque OF Oranges
|Esss and Mushrooms Marmitc
Paprika Potatoes
Easter Salad
PURGE of Spinach
Wash the spinach in plenty OF water
Ito remove the sand and then place one
kcupful Of boiling water in "A saucepan
|and add the spinach. pressing down
fcioscly. Cook for twenty minutes and
fthen cool. Rub the spinach through
n fine sieve Measure and add equal
Pad add 9i milk raGe IL
flour or each cupful OF liquid. Stir un-
[tll the flour dissolrcs and then bring
Ithcn season with salt and paprika.
English Lamb Chops.
Have the butcher cut the chops from
f.htck and remove the chime bone and
5thc excess fat. Now place in a bowl
One cupfui OF bread crumbs.
one onion, grated fine,
Ihrce taDlegDDOnfulS OF finnly ninCn Il
parsley.
One-half teaspoonful OF sweet mar
porum
Ono tcaspoonfu, OF salt.
one ieaspoonful Of paprika.
MIX and add one-half cupful OF the
Epinach purcc TO moisten. Form into
pals and then place one beside each
fhop. Roll the flank about the chop
{1nd fastcn with a string or toothpick.
Ibroil the chop and lay on hot plat
cr; Garnish with strip of bacon
and watercress.
Mint Sauce.
fn a sauce pan with
| one-uuarter Cupful Of sugar.
One-half cupful of vinegar
One-quarter cupful OF water.
! Bring TO boil and cook slowly for
nfteen minutes. strain and add two
leaves.
e Sask 'T9 isyel 'aelsspoonfns o.
water for ten minutes. Add TO the
fnsnt sauce and then pour into ndl-
|vidual molds and set aside TO mold
Potato Diamonds with Pens.
smell onc-uuartor peck OF Southern
peas. Cook until tender and then drain.
Ecrapc and wash then cut into tiny
fiice six new potatoes. Parboil unit tit
nearly tender and then drain aud add
The peas and
| Two teaspoonfuls OF salt.
One teaspoonful OF paprika.
Two teaspoonfuls Of grated onion.
One Tablespoonful OF finely minced
mint leaves.
Two tablcspoonfuls OF butter
| Toss gently until thoroughly blended.
Tulip Splnd.
| Cut the hard boiled Egg In half and
remove tho yolk. Now cut the white
MO nunrters and then cut the quar-.
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Church Report submittcd.

The annual congregational meeting
OF the First Presbyterian Church. OF
pastor, was held on Wednesday night.
ana the reports OF the work for the
past year were presented and were
most encouraging. SiXty-SiX new mem
bcrs were received durin'c the year,
making the membership OF the church
at present ESQ, the largest in it's his
tory. The church maintained it's record
OF contributing more for benevolences
of the church at large than for it's
own cause. The contributions are as
follows: foreign missions. S3.225 home
missions. s2,533; Christian education
and ministerial relief. sl.227: Sunday
school extension. SECS; schools and col
legeS. S5,265; Bible cause. S107: or
phanaSc. $3.50; miscellaneous bencvo-
lenccs. 1921: all other expenses. Sl0.-
400. making total of S3l.526, of
which S2l ,l26 were for the benevolent
causes of the church.
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CAPTURE LIQUOR SUPPLY
George w. Burford Fnil. to EIud, DR.
hccrs With Automobile mt
Lynchbury.

LYNcHBURG. VA. April 1s.-Af.er
a desperate effort to break tho Gordon
of police thrown around tho old Ninth
street Bridge this morning about
o'clock. George w. Enrford. who was
accompanied by two unknown com
panions in an automobile, snade a dash
tor the city across the williams via
Duct and would have eluded arrest burt
Tor a mishap to the car after it reached.
duct
There, with the car stopped by COL
llSfon with - tool box at Seventh and
Commerce Streets. Burford was ar
rested, but his companions made their
escape. The police took from tho car
four suit cases conta lining forty three
quarts of liquor, and three reyolyers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19

pieces INTO t"o. .naSh the yolkS OF
dressing.
One half teaspoonful of salt
Onc-half tcaspoonful OF paprilsa.
Two teaspoonfuls of grated cheese.
MiT thoroughly and then form into
tuce leaves and place n spoonful of
Innyonnaisc on the lettuce. Stand the
white "Details, made from tho white of
egg; up In the mayonnaisc and then
dust lightly with paprika and drop
me tiny bali make OF the yolks OF egg
cut the sponge cake in slices and
men men into blocks onc-inch thick. Cover
candicd yiolets
,r, nisuuc OF Orange.
auj Just s1un hd is vfry is popuiar in
the year. Place In saucepan
One cupful of orange Juice.
enc me ana onc-half cupfuls OF water.
starch
-Four level tablespoonfuIs OF sugar.
and bring to boil Cook slowly FOR
five minutes and then remove from
the fire and add the yolk Of egg. Beat
hard TO thoroughly blend and then.
while the mixture is cooling. beat ths
white OF egg very stiff Beat the pre-
pared white into the soup and then
with nutmeg and then set ina cool
place. Serve ice cold. This soup is
frequently ca the June orange cock
TAN around santa Barbara.
Eggs and Mushrooms, Mnrmitc.
ALLOW one hard boiled egg and three
mushrooms for each service. Pare and
then .parboil the mushrooms for three
minutes using both the stem and
car Now. prepare one and one-half
curfuls Of cream sauce, adding
one green pepper, chopped fine.
Season with salt and pepper. Gu,
an egg in half and then place in in
diyidual ranekins. Add tho mush-
sauce. Sprinkle with fine bread crumbs
a 1,,. one tahlespoonful Of grated cheese.
Pnprika Putatoes.
Wash old potatoes and then rub
with shortening, and bake until ten
der Now cut slice from the top
Of the pSiaioe; and sGoup out the con
tato and then season with milk. salt
and pepper Slice one strip OF. bacon
ad 10 the eotatG niis e;o and Ind
Potato shells and then place a piece
Of butter on each potato and dust
Enstcr SnInd.
Arrange the crisp hearts OF lettuce
on a plate; Place one tablespoonfpl
cream cheese into the size of a wal
nut in an oval shape. Place the small
ball at one end; make n bill Of tiny
riecc OF orange. peel and then make
tiny eyes with bits OF raisin.
Easter custards. .
Line Individual pie tins with plain
pastry. Make cuStard OF
one cupful OF milk.
Two eggs.
Goik OF ono egg,
-Four tablespoonfuEs OF sugar
one tenSpoonful OF vanilla
Beat to thoroughly mix and then
pour into the prepared pastry shells.
Bake in slow oven until the custard
is firm in the center. Cool. Now
place
White Of one cgE,
One-haIf glassful OF Jelly
IN a bowl and beat until very stifr.
Pile on cus,ard and sprinkle with
cocoanut Serve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19

py the tobacco growers for It's rcnnnrk-
ably high prices and the keen denzsnd
for tho weed. ,,s.,
When the final sales wore added IN
TINS evening the total showed that from
August 10 last. to April IS. inclusive.
1''5ol.970 pounds were sold hero for
Sl3.53S,5ff.67. or an average of S3i.1a
The market closed strong on all good
coiory tobaccos. AT the heighth of the
DanTille season. tobacco sold for SOW
er;,l weeks at Il general average of SO
cents Il pound. The season average
would have been higher but for the
tact that the growers brought In much
low-quality tobacco for sale. VIII ich in
other Years would have been used for
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CHOIR OFFERS PROGRAM
Second baptist Church Singers Ar
range Interesting List OF
Selections,

The. choir Of the Second Baptist
Church, under the direction Of Herbert
L. Rces, orEanist and director will
feature the Easter services with special
music Members of the choir are Mrs.
william Il. lscinhardt, soprano: Mrs.
g. j.. Cadot. alto; Hugh Eugg, tenor;
howard II. Bryant. baritone.
The program follows:
II a. M.-"Larshctto." IN (Read:
AS II began to Dawn (Martinl; offer
tory IN fiat tRcad): IT Am lie That
!1Eeth fScot); Awake Thou That
fordJ.
p, M.-"Cantllcnc" tA-htorD: DAY
OF Wonder. Day OF Giadncss'' tSchnecker)':
"canzonetta" (i!nel: Christ our pass,
over tSchillinEl: Now Is Christ Risen
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MASTERFUL SERMONS
Rev. Charles Il. Russell to Leave Uni
tartan Church on
May I.

Members OF the First Unitarian
Church and their friends have been
treated to a series of mastorful SER
mons by Rev. Charles T.. Russell OF
Boston. MIR. Russell who is grad
ate OF the Divinity School of Harvard.
was for thirty-threc years minister of
the Unitarian Church at Weston, Mass.
Pacific Unitarian School for the Minis
try at Berkeley. Calf. in connection
with the University OF California, and
lectured there last winter
In January of this year he came to
Richmond TO fill the pulpit of the
First Unitarian Church during a part
OF the time of Mr.. Pratt's absence in
Europe. His engagement here will
close on May 1. and he will be succeed
ed by Rev Joseph ii. Crooker, ID. D.
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Male Choru. of Fifty-Ftve.

Under the direction of Ernest Fl.
Cosby. n choir composed OF fifty five
boys and mon will give the musical
program at All Saints Episcopal
Church ut the morning service at II
o'clock tomorrow morning. The pro-
gram:
Professional hymn. welcome Happy
Morning. tSui ilt,aT,,; Christ Our Pass,
ia, tcosbyl;. ...re Dsum." Festival in i
hymn l2l: The. Strife is Ger Paics.
trinal; Gloria ribi, tWoodward): hymn
liz. Jesus Christ Il Risen Today canon ::
o.mertory.. Vow Is Christ Risen (Warren) :
"SanCtus' tcamidScl: Gloria in ExcelsiS'
old chant: occasional hymn. 1.-The Day OF
Resurrection, tMartin).
The SUNDAY school cele bration will
be ut 3 o'clock
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Notcs of Interest.

Nine mcn--seven coiorcd and two
white--wcro accepted for the navy
this week at the recruiting station in
this city, and over 200 Camp Lee men
are reported to have enlisted in the
regular army.
Manager Mcconnell. assisted by the
officials. has signed u number of play
srs for the Petersburg baseball team
Most OF them are reported to be players
of record.
a group meeting of tho missionary
societies Of the Petersburg, Baptist
Association was held in Waverly yes
tcrday. There was excellent pro-
gram In which the various phases OF
the work was presented.
DR.. l.. S. Rowe, Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury. will speak in this city
In the Liberty loan campaign next
week. He Will be hero on the after
noon OF April 25
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
TO OBSERVE SUNDAY
Secretary Daniels Special Instructions
to Naval Force Meets with APP
prevail of ChurcI, Commission

An order by Secretary Daniels TO the
navy for more general observance
OF Sunday as religious rest day has
Just been promulgated. On receipt of
the news OF this action at it's mecti z
on April 16. the executive committee
of the General Wartime Commission
OF the CHURCHES unanimously ordered
tho sending of a letter Of thanks to
the Secretary of tho Navy.
The new order will be received with
marked favor both in religious circles
and among labor leaders rs setting an
encouraging precedent on tho part Of
the government and is all the more
welcome on account of the recent re-
Taxation of Sunday rest rules due to
war emergency needs.
The new Navy Department general
order No. 456 is as follows:
observance Of tho Sabbath Day.
I'm order 70 Insure proper observ-
ance OF the Lords Day IN the navy OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
AT the Movies

0DEON--Ei.ie FERGUSON. In "The
Marriage Price"
SAVOY = Harold Lockwood, In
"PnlS First."
BIJOU-DOrOthy GISh, I'm ~Thc
Little Disturbcr."
COLOSIAl-G1ndys BrOckwclI, In
"Pitfnlis of II Grent city"
ISIS-Gracc Diamond. In "Shat
Every Woman Wants."
NICTOR-Dustin Lnrnum. In "a
Man I'm the Open"
BLUEBIRD-willia Duncan, In
"iIan of Might"
HitOADwAi-Ma Elliott. In
''The Eternal MaEdnline.,
REX-Eddic Polo, In seThe Lure
OF the Circus"
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WILL BLESS FONT
Sacred Heart Cathedral VIII De Scene
OF Special Service
Today.

This morning at s o'clock in the
Cathedral of the sacred Heart. there
VIII he services consisting OF the bless
ing of the new fire. the PaSchal Cand lc
will be followed by solemn high mass
in which tho Easter greeting OF the
Church and hleluia will be chanted.
usual hours. At s A. NJ. the RICH,
Rev ID. J. OConnell, D. D., bishop of
Richmond. will celebrate pontitical
Mass rather Gasson Will preach the
last of his series OF sermons and the
services will close with the bcstowal
Of the Papal blessing by the bishop
1hcrc VIII be no evening service. The
music at the Pontitical mass will he
rendered by the cathedral choir @!
men and bows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
OUT WITH UNIFORM

Lace and lawn petticoats are coming
into their own again, says an English
magazine. discussing English "undies."
are destined to wear under pretty
negligees. as we'll as the sillSen summer
frocks. No longer is it permissible for
terial; tho corsage portion is of a
cobwcbby fabric, while the juke Is
of crepe de chine. The Same idea is
expressed In cam-knickers. Riding
knickers In delicate shades or satin
slashed at the knees are being eX-
plotted for our delectation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
Confess TO I.orrer1.

IN The Husting Court yesterday
Harold Jones and Lloyd Walker pleaded
guilty to the indictment charging them
with forging and attempting to pass
a check for 800. The name of Arthur
Cash. a Greek resident. was forged to
the check, and the TWO boys, who were
TO divide the money, carried the check
TO bank. where the fraud was at once
discovered. Neither boy is over II
years old. and one Is from North Caro-
lima and the other from Georgia On
account of their youth. Judge Mullen
took the matter of their punishment
under Amusement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
PROGRAM is PREPARED
Mrs. Y. NJ. IIo,vey, Organist, VIII Direct
Singing at Iininbridsc Bnp-
fist Church

Under the direction of Mrs r. NJ.
iowey, orSanist and director, an in
terestinS program of Easter music has
been arranged for the services at Balm
bridge Street Baptist Church tomorrow.
The program follows:
Morning-"Awaken, Thou That Sleep
est Makcr); 'Hallaujah! Christ Is
o.. Shilling).
Evening-'He Is Risen" (R NJ. stultz) /:
The Dawn OF Wonderful Day" Ira b..
wilson,: Come. See the Place Where
Jesus Lay, CIV. u. Parker. Singers:
Louise Bailey. Altos-Misses Grayce Brin-
ser ser ana Grayce Owen. Tenor-Russel
r.. NJ. Baker and C. w. Payne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
DEMAND EXCEEDS SUPPLY

The sale of silk hosiery has increased
TO the point where the demand is great
~ in excess of the supply. This is
partly due to the lack of machines
and the shortage OF skilled knitters
Ono of the large manufacturers OF
these goods said recently that on or
ders taken several months ago. they
are only able to ship about half OF
the amount originally called for. In
view OF these conditions very few adj
vance orders are being taken. Hand
embroidered and lace effects are be-
ing sold very extensively for both
street and evening wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
Conference on License Tax.

Tho Council and Board of Alder
men are SO widely at odds on some
sections OF the new license tax or
ferred to a conference committee OF
the two bodies for adjustment The
Aldermen refused to concur in n num-
passed by the Council and made
amendments there to. The Council
last night refused to concur in some
n committee of three, consisting of
Chairman ~. T. Patteson. of the FL
nance Committee, j. w. Brown and ].
O.. Quarles, to confer with like COM
mittee OF two from the Board of
Aldermen, to consider all points of
difference between the two bodies on
the ordinance. Tho committee will
meet for conference on Monday. and
the meeting will be public. to give a
hearing to all parties Interested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
LEAVES FOR OVERSEAS
Charles !. Dcnechnud. Catholic War
Worker, to Extend Service
for American Soldiers.

NEW YORK. April 1S-Charles /.
Denechaud. OF New Orleans. overseas
commissioner for the National Catho-
lie War Council. sailed for Franco on
the steamship Megantic today with tho
second unit and thirty women workers
10 be sent abroad from tho National
Catholic Service School in Washington.
Mr.. Denechaud, who IS n former presi-
dent of the Catholic Federation, is re-
turning TO France to extend the system
of service clubs and hotels to all Ameri-
can army CenLerS abroad. -
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SUNRISE PRAYER SERVICE
Park Place I;pworth League VIII Con-
duct Enrly Religious
Worship.

The Park Place Epworth League will
hold n special sunrise prayer service
Easter morning in the Mems Bible
CLASS at a VI. Charles J.. Chappell.
one of the laymen OF the church. will
conduct this service.
The league will hold it's regular
meeting again in the Sunday-school
room at 7:15 p. NJ. Miss Hazel Gary
nc former president of Highland Park
tpworth League, Will take charge of
inns service: Miss Gary will talk upon
'Stcwa rdShip."
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Ep,scopalinns to Hold Convention.

ISpcElaT % The I0Tnes- DiSpeltch.I
pulaski. VA, April 1S.-The EDts-
copal Convocation OF Southwest Vir-
ginia will meet in Christ Church, Pu-
Iaski, April ~, In three days session.
Thomson are expected to he in attend
ance. The Rev. T.. II. Craighill, OF
Wythcvillc. is dean. and will preside
and the Rev. Thomas T.. Opie, tho host
pastor, is secretary.
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Funeral Of Accident Victim.

The funeral OF Floyd Spicrs. aged
IL years. who was killed at Carson
yesterday, when tho automobile i'm
Cross Line passenger train. took place
this afternoon from Sallemn M h
Church of which he was member r.
and tho burial was in tho church
cemetery. The services were con
conducted by the pastor, the Row. I.
II. Marks. Tho deceased is survived
by his father. j. II. Spiers. of Carson:
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Choir Offers En.tcr Program

tomorrow special music will be sung
by the choir under the direction of j.
Robert Bcadles. The program follows
Morning scrvlcc-Organ prelude. Con
cert Prelude In d Minor, (kramerl
Gloria" tBcadles>; duct, 20. Divine Re-
dncmcr'' (Gounodb: "Now Is Christ Risen
tWarrcnl; organ postlude. Festival
March"
Evening scrvicc-orgap prelude, Choral
From Suite Gothigue" (Boclmann); Sane
tus'' tGonnod); las 1t Began to Dawn
txincenD; organ postlude, "Hosannah'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
STATES RIGHTS VIOLATED
OF South Carolina
Urges Conference of StRtcs' Legal =
Advisers on Subject. =,

COLUMBUS. S. c.. April 1s.-Attor-
ney-General Wolfe, OF South Carolina.
today sent a letter to Attorney Gen :
crai Palmer, urging him to call Il
President Wilson's return to discuss
the matter of changes in rulings Of
the railroad administration and tho
fic held that Federal control of public
utilities was in violation of tho State
riphtS :
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Negro Convict. Sentenced.

Alex Brown, negro. convicted In the
nustinEs Court of stealing a govern
ment bonus check for SEQ, the pro-
perty of n discharged colored soldier,
was sentenced to the penitentiary for
enc year. Richard Pope, negro for
robbing a Coast Line box car. was
also given one year in the pcnitentiary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19

five sisters. all of Carson, and Ave
brothers two OF whom Aubrey and
Otis Spiers, are residents of Richmond
body OF young Spicrs and the verdict
was that death was the result OF acct
dent
Otis S. Hawkins, who was injured in
the Same accident, is reported as get
ting Oh favorably
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Charles l.. Tuck te5). Richmond.
Florence Lee Kersey t22). Richmond.
Charles Raymond Bryant te7). Richmond
Bessie Estele Short t22). Richmond.
Ivy Petere Blue (2n. Richmond
Audrey l.. Tlgnor I'D. Richmond.
John W Moore (24). Richmond.
Annie sIeIle Melton (2i). Richmond.
Andrew Il. Watkins (e2>. Richmond
Thelma Rebecca Shannon ND. Richmond.
Durell BOYD Carter (29). Richmond.
Elsie Aurelia Ford t27). Richmond.
Alger Charles Ellis (2s). Richmond
Catherine BauEhan Bosuuet cen. Rich
nond.
Everett Morris Coglc (26>. Richmond
Myrtle August Pcarman CD. Richmond.
Robert S. Pearman $50. Richmond
Hattie DIETRICH Snead 1861. Richmond.
Berkeley A. Cumbrie (21). Richmond
Pearl l.. Vest QD. Richmond.
Elbridge Dewey McNair (22). Richmond.
Matte Louise Shepherd t2D. Richmond
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pctcr,burr soldier KIIIc,,.

y IncSSAEc received by relatives
from the War Department last night,
France OF S. S. Elliott. a Petersburg
soldier.
lie belonged to the Marine Corps.
and fell in action last October lie
is servived by two sisters, Mrs Mary
NJ. smith and Mrs. w. y. Thomas,
both OF this city