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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-17
New ORGANIZATION

Miss Rachel Tuc!5willer Of Morgan
town has accepted TIE position of pipe
organist az the First Baptist church
and assumed her duties yesterday.
Miss Hazel Book of Farmington has
been appointed choir director Plans
are on foot whereby the music of the
church will be greatly improved and
the initial appearance of these two
musicians made a good impression on
the congregations yesterday.
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M. v. 7. Freight Agent
Now at Shinnston.

For the purpose Of improving the
service Mt Shinnstou. C. w. Brown,
who conducts a confectionery store
and news stand at that place, has
been appointed as freight agent for the
NJ. ". n company This is q step N
the right. direction, as prior to- this
appointment the town had no freight
agent.
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mo- NIeet.

The program of MacFarlald Chap
ter, West Minister Guild, which meets
tonight at 1880 o'clock in the parlor
of the First Presbyterian church, is
as follows: Guild Hymn; devotional,
'eThe Bible which we forget" Debo-
rah Fitzgerald; business; piano solo.
Nell Morris; study class, chapter 9,
"a Crusade Of Compassion; leaders,
Louise Leonard, Elsie Welch; bene-
dtction.
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ninner Thnradav.

Only fonr huadrsd tickets will be
gcla for the chicken AID waffle sup
per 10 be given at the First M. q.
church Thursday evening by the Home
Missionary Society Of that church.
Public suppers at the First NJ. 3,
church usually draw a crowd ranging
from six to seven hundred persons.
for the women are famous cooks and
Tho location favorable. The late
comers have always had to be salts
fled with rather scrappy meal but
tte women are determined to have
no such thing to happen at this
Blfpper. They will prepare a wonder
mi bountiful meal for four hundred
Nth no limit set on the hot waffles
and brown sugar syrup for ticket
holder. but no ticket will be sold
9ice thus, every patron will be in
ured satisfactory service and hearty
famous waffle baker, Andrew
RroWn Is coming from Pittsburgh to
handle the baking end OF the supper,
This man has had seventeen years
sxperience In this work and win han
die the job with ease. Tickets for
ne supper will be S1.00 each. The
MEM follows.
Chicken Mashed Potatoes
Gravy
affles Brown Sugar Syrup
Preserves Pickle
slaw
Runpkin Pie Coffee
Il - . 90. ID. =
A Box Social
Members % the " M, Black SUI
3af cfooi GLASS of sHsirs Pres byteftau
shnrch win hold 3 box ocial on FFi-
f.t aglttf = n & ~ eihlll Al {j1 8 6dIal
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-17
ThanksaIYIna Dance.

Invitations have been issued by tha
Fairmont hotel for a dance to be S:v-
en- on Thanksgiving evening which
promises to be brilliant affair. Dane
ing will begin at nine o'clock and con-
tinue until one o'clock and music will
be furnished by fine musicians. Much
interest centrs in this affair and the
patronesses will be Mesdames5 J. p
Watson, NJ. l.. Hutchinson, CIV. Wet
son, 3. F. Hart1ey, George DeBolt, w.
S. Raymond, w. H. Conway, B. H.
sfth, Edwin Robinson, Brooks Elem
ing.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-17

A baby daughter, Miss Betty Leu,
arrived yesterday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. N. e. Jamison at their home
on Coleman avenue. This Is the first
daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs JaInt-
son, their only other child being Mas
ter Mansfield Jamison. Mr.. Jamison
is assistant cashier of the National
Bank Of Fairmont.
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70 HAVE aox soclaI.

The. ]. M. Black class of the Pres
byterian church will hold. q box sup
par ON day. at etsht clock
at the Church. Everyone Is invited.
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ipowef Of Eloouenee.

Judge4Are you positive the priso-
ner is the man who stole the horse?
4 Witness-I was, your lordship,. tut
that lawyer cross examine me. Nov,
I'm not sure that l didn't steal II my.
self Edlahurg Sc 6tsmaf.
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Church Lecture Course,

4 The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Highland avenue NJ. E. church will
not serve suppers, and hold festivals
this year to meet their financial obli-
cations, but have chosen another way.
The plan is to have a lecture course:
and most excellent program has
been arranged for five numbers. There
VIII be one concert, three lectures and
one entertainment. They are selling
the season tickets for one dollar and
about 200 have already been sold. The
first number takes place tomorrow
evening at 1880 at the Barnes school
auditorium. This Is a concert given
lby the Pitzer orchestra and the Dun
bar quntette, The second is lee
Sture; Dec. 2, by DR.. James E. Scott
81 Parkersburg; subject, "Cupid's
GapeFs." The third is an illustrated
lecture by DR.. Appleton Bash Of Pitts
sburgh; subject six O'clock Around
the World.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-17

Miss Iyrt1e Morgan. ~ Davis
Ridge iSYisiting M and AIrs NJ Z
Davis and family 81 81 spring streets
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Wheeling Guests.

Hon. ]. ]. P. o'Brlen city solicitor
Of wheeling and Mrs. o'Brien were
week end guests of Marshal aud Mrs.
C. 3, Smith at their home on Quincy
street. They we're en- route home from
Philippi where Mr.. O'Bren had been
in connection with the session of the
Federal court.
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MISCELLANEOUS Shower.

A shower was given by Asa Shaw
for Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Rowlond
and son Robert.
The guests spent the evening in
playing games and dancing, and mu'
sic. Refreshments were served at a
late hour. Those present were: Miss.
es Lillian Rowland, Mary Rowland,
Maud Chase, Viola Shaw, H1en Van
tlergrift, Anna Parson, Effie Fetty,
Beryle Dexter, GLADYS Shaw, KNte
Musgrove; Messrs. Herschel Dexter,
Harry Fetty, Howard Hagger, Glen
starns, Hugh Glenn, Asa Shaw, Hcm-
err Hoslutter, Leo Cane, Jack Hardts-
ty, Clarence Rowland, Ralph Mastai
Morris Shaw, Mr.. Clint Shaw and
daughter Alfredo, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Rowland, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Row
land and son Robert,
Mr.. and Mrs Rowland received
many presents.
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Left Today.

Mrs. Emory Mckinney and daugh-
ter Miss Isabel left today for Den
yer, Colo, where they will spend the
next few months for the benefit OF
the latter's health.
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sauer Kraut Supper.

Great preparations are being made
by the ladies Of Grace Lutheran
church for the annual sauer kraut
super, which will be held on Wednes-
day evening from 5 to s o'clock. The
ladies have established quite repu-
tation for serving fine suppers and
their sauer kraut supper Is usually
one Of the treats of the season. The
menu to, be served this year Is espe-
cially attractive Of which home made
sauer kraut is the chief feature. The
following menu will be siyed:
Roast Pork Select Wenerwurst
Our Famous Sauer Kraut
Mashed Potatoes Baked Beans
Celery Tomato Ketchu pRelish
Bread Butter Jelly
Homemade Pumpkin Pies
Tof9aa
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Have Dnnrhter.

Adults Use Children soc
Ice Cream and Cake-Eytra
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o EnteFtair Tomorrow.

To EnteFtair Tomorrow
Mrs. L. D. Howard and Mrs. Samuel
eeper have issued Invitations for a
gsidge party to he given at the home
the former on Pennsylvania avenue
Ilesday afternoon. In the evening
ii esdames Howard aud Leeper will
also entertain few friends tnfor-
Hally
Pittsburgh Guest.
Mr.. and Mrs; N. u. Brown have as
their guest at their home on Locust
avenue, Mrs. J. r. Duncan Of Pitts
burgn the mother Of Mrs. Brown.
Club TO Meet.
The Betsy Ross club win meet at
the home Of Mrs. w. p. Russell, SOB
View street on Tuesday evening.
Surprise Birthday Party.
MONONGAII, Nov. l6.-There was
asutprise party given at the home Of
Mr.: and Mrs. George Nichols last eve
Ming 81 Monongah in honor OF MIS-.
Nichols birthday anniversary. Ihe
syent was arranged by Miss Iva MICH
OLE and was a most pleasing event
The evening was spent in niusic anu
games refreshments were served.
Mrs. Nichols received many useMl
presents. Those present were: Mrs
Jack Myers, Mrs. Killem, Mrs. Fort
ney, Mrs. Holbert, Mrs McGraw, MIS-
Fletcher, Mrs. Hatfield, Mrs. Crislip,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nichols, Mr.. and
Mrs! II. R, shroyeF, Maggie Glover,
Ellen Koon, Virginia Hatfield, Ruth
Koon, lola and Marion Cochran, Iva
Nichols, Fay Halbert, Brady Parrish,
Earnest higgins, Francis Wapple, Guy
Nichols, Jennings Triplet, John Layne,
Alfred McIntlre, lack Morgan, Mall
uel Costello, Louise shrayer, Junior
Nichols, George Chisllp, John Hat
field, Geraldine and Pauline Nichols
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Attended Meeting.

], Misses Amanda G. Showers and
Miss Kirk White the former superin-
tendent Of nurses Of Fsismont hospit.
al and the latter a nurse there and
Miss Margaret ]. Leatham, superin-
tendent Of Cook hospital we're all in
Clarksburg on Saturday for the meet
ing Of the West Virginia Graduate
Nurse association. They report a
splendid meeting. Several other nurs-
es from Cook were present also at
the sessions.
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Christmas
Time Comes
soQuickly

Hartley's have an abundsnce y
merchandise that Is most appfc-
pirate for gift giying-in most
stances. practical gift giving This
merchandise is available now anr
can be selected as well NOW y
weeks later. Choosing and Ebuying
could be done lesurely ana Win
out hurry. or worry, and yppi
Christmas shipping would be es-
tended over weeks instead Of days
thus having relieving your purse
of the strain.
This is going to be greet
Christmas. We advise early buy
ing, many things cannot b dupli
Gated.
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rooms Of the sclIErci The adiilg
classes OF the school are invited 10
attend! There VIII be games and va
rious forms Of amusement during the
evening.
Mr.. Casey Was Here.
John F. Casey, president Of the j.
2. Casey Construction Company,
Pittsburgh, which Is erecting the new
East Side bridge, was in Faifmont on
Saturday and Sunday, He was well
pleased with the progress on the
bridge contract under existing handi-
caps to the building world.
Mr.. Casey was accompanied by Mrs.
Casey, his daughter, Miss Rose Mary,
and Mrs. casey's father, Mr.. Lee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
FUNMAKER COMING HERE
TO ENTERTAIN CHILDREN
Richmond Organizations Indursc Per-
formnnce of ChU-Cho to he
Given November ~

Hearty Endorsement OF the perform
ance w.lich Cho-Cho. the children's
clown, will give at John Marshall High
School auditorium on the afternoon of
November % at $3.50 o'clock is being
given by Richmond organizations and
the public generally
Cho-Cho is coming to Richmond un-
der the auspices of the Richmond
Housewives League, watch organiza
ton has agreed TO take full RESPONSE
Dility Tor the afternoon of fun for the
children of Richmond because they say
that Cho-Chos mission is to make
good citizens out OF small boys and
.irlS by teaching them in jest and
mcrrmcnt the lessons Of health and
right living.
What Cho-Cho says, Cho-Ch
knows" is his favoritc statement to the
children while he performs regular
circus clown stunts for item Drink
plenty of milk he tells the under
weight ones. eat all the green vcyc-
tables that you can get, whether YOU
like them or not. brush your teeth.
take plenty of baths aud sleep with
windows open and Cho-C-io says you
will gain half pound month"
Cho-Cho in other cities vouch for the
fact that he is AS good as Charlie
Chaplin any day"
One of the funniest things | ever
saw him do said one woman. was
to show the children in pantomime
ust how to take a bath before they
went to bed. How he did scrub and
splas,, and the children just went
wild"
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j. D. c. DECIDE TO ERECT
$4,000 MUSEUM ANNEX
Mrs. Rundolph'S Motion to Estab-
lisll building Here Passes
Tampa Convention.
CLIMAX 10 LONG CONTEST
Strong Movement to Place Record
FAULT i'll Washington Defeated ny
Richmond WOmcn-RccaIlS Ef-
fort for Funds From Lee Camp.

TSlesrapAic advices received in
Richmond las, night from Tampa
Fla, state that a motion by Mrs Nor
man Y. Randolph, of the Richmond
Chapter of the United Daughters OF
the Confcdcracy. to erect an annex to
the Confederate Museum. on East Clay
Street, 1t a cost OF $4,000. to be used
for safeguarding war ;clics and vaiu-
able records, was adopted at the
morning session Of the United Daur l.
tcrs Of the Confcderacy convention
The resolution WAS adopted follow
ing bitter fight. led by MIS-. Randolph
against suggestions that the cdiiicc be
erected in Washington.
1t will be recalled that the United
Daughters of the Confcderacy and the
Confederate Memorial and Literary So
Getty put UP a stiff tigit for the an
mex which is to be built TO Battle
Abbey by II T.. Lee Camp. No !, Con-
fcdcratc Veterans.
Battle Abbey won. and the Daurh-
tors, not discouraged. Immediately
started a movement to build the de-
"rcd annex themselves. The move
~l"-t was led Ivy Mrs. No an V. Ran
'o'"h for twenty-five years president
e Richmond Chapter United Daurh-
tcrs OF the Confcdcracy.
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KIWANIS MEMBERS TO HEAD
BOY SCOUT DRIVE TEAMS
About Thirty Captains VIII Meet Mt
Luncheon Today md Distribute
Subscription Cards.

Keen interest in the Boy Scott nnan-
ciai campaign. which starts on Tues
day morning, is being manifested by
members OF the kiwanis Club Ralph
Harrison, William BuC.lroeder. Stuart
Rarland and Thomas II. Howell AN
members OF the Kiwanis Club. will
each head Scout campaign teams. and
they have promised II. w. Durrett, the
drives director, to exceed the record
made by any similar group Of workers.
This was announced last nigh; ut cam
paiEn headquarters, $40 East Main
Street.
MI team captains, nearly thirty in
number. will meet at 1890 O'clock to-
day at Headquarters. for lunc icon, at
which time the necessary subscription
cards to be used by the canvassers
will he distributed.
The campaign Will continue for four
DAYS. in which period 1t is expected to
raise $4,000, with which to continue
the work OF the Riclmond Council
BOY Scouts OF America, for the next
three years. This fund will also sup
ply means OF making necessary i'm
provcmcnts at the Soy Scout summer
ramD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
DELIVERS CLOSING LECTURE
DIR. G. Campbell Morgan, of London,
Leaves for Indianapolis After
Addrcsscs Here.

DR.. G.. Campbell Morgan. of London,
who has been conducting a series of
addresses on the Bible at the City
Auditorium mere. concluded his lee
lures last night. and left on the $3.50
train for indianapolis.
DR.. Morgan created profound i'm
preston on his hearers in Richmond
because of the scholarly quality OF his
discourScS on Bible subjects, and is a
speaker of great force and cloquencc.
Ris appearance before the Methodist
Episcopal conference here was feat
urc of that meeting. and as a result
his audiences at the Auditorium have
included many delegates to the Mctho-
dist conference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
SWEETS TRIAL CONTINUED
5Fermer Prohibition Inspectors Assault
Cnse VIII Re settled
,s.-s- December 10.

- Trial OF Harry + Sweet. former pro-
Inhibition inspector on the charge OF
'asSa ultirg and heating" Colonel WI.
liam NJ. Myers Director Of Public
y S,fety was continued Yesterday in
Hastings Court until December 10
3 In Police Court. Swec, was fned
500 and costs ny Justice Maurice. who
was then presiding An opuoa1 ,yas
noted bv the former INSPECTOR no
Z marks said {" hayc been made hv col
alleged provocation which caused Syo..
ITO strike at Myers on the S'roct some
( time ago
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To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

NirEinin Methodist Conference
holds opening session of day mt
Centenary Methodist Church at D.
Parade OF civilian wnr worker. n,
concluding feature of Nrmisticc
Week celebration starts at >.
william mud Mary w. tnndoiph-
Macon, football, mt Boulevard Field,
ut 3.
Carnival TEXTURES Of Armisticc
Week celebration start at =.
Luncheon for visiting service
men at BIuc~' Armory from IL TO
and from = TO :.
Dance mt Hines Armory from
tn IL.
LYric-NnudcvIIIc, - G. =. O:3O.
Sfrnnd-"'rhc Kiss BurElnr." mu-
steal comedy, 2::tO and S;.D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
COLD WAVE CONTINUES
Mercury Drops to Within Two De-
Srcch OF Freezing Temporal
tUrc Before MidniEht.

The cold wave continued to sweep
over Virginia yesterday. str king Rich
mond with thirty-four degree tenn
perature at 1880 o'clock last night:
two degrees lover than al the same
time Thursday night.
The United States weather prophct
predicts fair and moderately cold ten
pcratures for today for Richmond and
the state of Virginia. The chill winds
VIII subSide some, accord ny TO re-
ports. and il will begin to warm up a
little in this section
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
PEACHES AND STOCK FOOD
SEIZED BY STATE AGENTS
Goods Shipped Here Declared to BE
Spoiled by Dairy and Food
Department.
Fruit, Consisting of 2S,S00 Cans and
Valued mt $1,000, Condemned by
InSpcctors-Scnt From California
to Richmond.

Seizure of 2S.SOO cans of peaches
and 100000 pounds of stock feed was
NJ. $. Angle. of tho Virginia state Dairy
and Food Department. The canned
goods seized. which COMPRISED an en-
spoiled, and the stock feed was mis-
branded. being marked middlings and
found TO be mainly rcground wheat
bran. according TO the report OF the
j. r. Banks Co. and tho vanocar
P pr Inc Of Los Angeles AM an
shippers of :he canned goods. it IS
alleged. while the Pillsbury Flour
Mills Company is named as the shipper
of the stock feed.
Expect Court Action.
Benjamin L.. Purcell. Commissioner
of the State FOOD and Dairy Depart
mcnt, declared last night that action
would be taken tSanst the shippers
of the goods today in the United
states District Court here.
No estimate OF the value OF the stock
reed seized could ne obtained last night,
dozen cans or $1,000 for the car load
Both OF the seizures were for con
demn2tion, II WIS stated yesterday.
Both cars of goods were shipped
bill of lading attachment and the own
erS are not known. but on the car
OF canned soois was a notice which
r. y. Saunders here of the arrival OF
the car.
Claimed Improperly CANNED.
Similar notice on tho load of stock
feed referred to the Virginia Hallway
and Power Company.
According TO Mr.. Purcell yesterday,
tho canncd goods seized had been inn
properly put ". The. cans "swelled
up, on the trip here from California
and many of them burst. it was said
both OF the cars OF produce were
found in the terminal Warehouse, on
Seven tccnth Street. according to off
Gals Both cars of goods will be held
by tho Federal authorities here unless
security IS put up for them. it was
stated last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
Claimed improperly Canned.
NAME CHANDLER PRINCIPAL
SPEAKER AT AID CLUB MEET
President of wilIium and Mnry College
VIII he Guest of
Honor.

DR.. j. A. G. Chandler. president Of
William and Mary College will be the
principal speaker and guest OF honor
at the Advertisers Club meeting next
Friday afternoon 1T the Business Mems
Club. 1t was announced yesterday.
At the meeting Yesterday DR. Douglas
Freeman gave another Of a series of lee
lures on Tie Psychology of Advcr-
Using" An invitation was received bv
the club TO attend the formal opening
of the new building of the Bloonherg
Michael Furniture Company, Inc. on
next Thursday evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
DR.. ANDERSON SPEAKS
ON DUTIES OF VOTERS
ipprec.ntivc Audience Attends Meet
ing of North Side Citizens An
soSintl0n Inst Night.

DIR. u. II. Anderson addressed an ap-
prcCiativc audience at the North Side
Citizens Association at o'clock last
n ght at the Barton Heights school.
Ills subject was Duty OF Citizen Reg
iStcrS and Voters"
Richmond Soy Scouts met at the
same place last night for the purpose
pf discussing plans of organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
Two Nero Women Sentenced

" Maggie White was sentcncnd ~
serve twelve months in Jail ycs,erday.
in the Hastings Court after pleadinf-
guilty TO The intent 10 commit grand
larceny. The woman was charged
with grand larceny. but pleaded no;
entity. Rosa Daniels was sentenced
TO Blk months Imprisonment on a SINH
s1ar charge. She was also accused 81
grand larceny and pleaded not guiltv
ITO that charge. but guilty Of intent TO
commit grand larceny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
Sent 10 United states Court.

CHARGED with tho theft of automobile
tires valued at SIPS. Robert Brackott
Walter Davis and Luke Hill were ar
rairned in Police Cour: Yesterday and
held over for the December term of
the Federal grand jury. The arrests
followed warrants filed by officials OF
the American Railway Express Com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
sheriff sydnor In Io.ui,nl.

minor operation was performed on
Sheriff w. w. Sydnor. of IIenrico Coun-
~. yesterday afternoon AT st. Eliza
beth Hospital for stomach trouble, and
he is reported to be resting easy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

w. II Lee. 80 North Davis Avenue. said
to be deaf and blind. was run down by
an auto at Robinson Street and Hanover
Avenue YESTERDAY and WAS slightly injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

Peter o. Peasants aud Robert J.. Laync
qualified YESTERDAY in the city Chancery
Court executors for the estate OF Anne
Eliza beth kcrsa Peasants. Tho estate was
valued at $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

Plans are now being made 20 remodel tho
Greek Orthodox Church. ai5 North Sixth
Street and u cnntracrYor the work has been
given TO T.. :. I.ubcsiit by tho trustees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

Emmett G Burke qualified yesterday be-
fore walter {. Christian. clerk OF tho lust =
!uES Court. AS Il notary public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

Suit rlcd Yesterday IN tho CITY Cir
cult Court by David :. Lee ". -. NJ. Smith
trading the Swanshoro Furniture Com
pany. for the sum of $500 damages. \
DISAGREEMENT; about II SHIPMENT OF furni-
tire bought bS the plaintiff and which
was taken back by the defcndan, Is tho
basis -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15
Negro I. Fined 40

q. George Athty, co!Ornd. was finod $50
and given three months in Jail ycstcr-
pay In the Hastings Court. on charge
Ut violating the prohibition laws
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

~ h",, es'rincr" r",u nnn = ranlI,
in tho 200 block Yves; Grace street
caused both machines to catch lire. The
blaze put out before the Fire Dcuart-
mont arrived. Roth cars suffered slight
damage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

Fifteen members OF tho CORTLAND High
Yesterday in John Marshall High
School Of tho domestic science Department
OF tho school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-15

Packages under twenty rounds in
weight Will h" received hv the Richmond
ros'-oficc for Bulgaria. it was announced
Yesterday. Rates of postage on such mack
ages will he l. cents round ard will lie
sent from New York hy the OF Narua
BnNrEAS.