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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
.POSTHUMOUS AWARD MADE
TO WRGINlANS RELATIVE
american Captains Widow WIN RI
Given Medal for IIusbnnd.S
bravery.

Pos hunious award OF the Congress
Ssonpl Medal OF Honor has been made
cy PRESIDENT Wilson, on behalf uf Con-
CESS, 10 Captain Alexander >R. skin
kcr, many OF whose relatives i've in
Northern Virginia. for heroic self
sacrifce In charging "A machine gun
iicst In the ArGonnc FOREST. The medal
Will be presented 10 MS widow. who
lives with Captain Skinkcr's father
Thomas h. Shaker, iiji Fleetwood
Avenue, ST. Louis.
Captain Skinkcr was closely related
10 tho Riyee family, OF A,bemarlc
County, having been the grandson OF
Judge Alexander Rivcs, for whom he
Mas named. lie was commissioned
lieutenant in The Missouri National
Guard on July IS 1917.
In the official citation /; is related
that Captain Skinkcr. when his COM
pany was held up by the terrific ma
chine gun fire. personally led a gunner
aud his carrier in an attack on the
nests. He was killed in this attempt TO
SaNN. his COMPANY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
.DD POINTS MAY RESUME
HONEYWELL ACTIVITIES
Apply for Char er to Permit Manu-.
facturs OF Chemicals, Dyes,
Oils and Explosives.
CAPITAL STOCK OF $4,000, 900
Believed Her u That Application Fore
shadows Ise Mobilization OF Boom
City-Pur:h asc OF Land in Louisa
County FURNISHES Another Angie.

Speculation as another boom for
Hopcweh was revived yesterday with
application 20 the State Corporation
Commission of tho Du Pont Chemical
Company. "A Delaware corporation. for
iouesticatlop under the laws of Eir-
G!nia. pres umably for manufacture of
chem icalS aud dIcS.
Tho liccn:te to do business probably
will be issued by The commission to-
day. In the articles OF incorporation
there is named a. capital stock Of
S3.eo0.0o0. on eh.Jf OF which is owned
by Hunter Gi7ibb. o1 Wilmington.
The powers asked for are very wide
the company under the terms Of the
charter being allowed to engage in
rra ca1ly any btsincss. and on any
scale. ii choose :. The MANUFACTURES OF
chemicals. paints. dyes. oils. explosives
and the build Ing OF railroads and
wharves are an. unG the businesses ca
presSly mention, nj.
Speculation h;ss been rife recently
with regard TO renewed business life
AZ Hopcweli. + pr several years the
Snncotton plant l., Virgiilias boom city
Was one OF the sr ratest manufacturing
enterprises IN tht' south. giving EN-.
this section Of the country. The plant
has been shut down, for some time.
The llu Points alSo, nave IL large 'trat:.
81 land in Louisa County. 1t has been
suggested that they have this in view
ness.
The application was filed by Plummcr
* BoEannan: fctersb urs attorneys of
no corporations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
FIREARMS LAW is ISDORSED
BY ORDINANCE COMMITTEE
Drastic Measure Sent Out with ucco,,-
nendntion Tint 1t lie Adopted
by City Council.

Recommendation of a most drastic
law relating TO firearms was voted by
the Ordinance Committee Of the CIV
Council last night ~
The proposed law provides that no
merchant. pawnbrokcr or other ncr-
son shall deal in weapons without first
securing a permit from the Judge OF
Another section provides that no
person shall be allowed to purchase
Weapons unless he obtains a permit
from the judge. and that he shall lie
ms permit With the dealer at the
time o: making his purchase.
Director OF Public Safety W. NJ.
Myers attended the meeting, and
strongly urged The adoption OF The
ordinance. lie declared that dealers
approved the measure and that they
had stated thar in the past few months
enormous numbers OF pistols and
quantities OF ammunition had been
purchased here.
While stating that he would vote
TOT the measure. Alderman Fuller de-
clared that there vas undue alarm
over the situation. He said that most
OF the weapons had been sold TO PEG
pie passing through the city, who were
on their way to penniman and other
places where war industrial work Was
In progress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
PIONEER BUSINESS MAN
OF RICHMOND is DEAD
Herman .Walierntcin, Ninety Year, Old.
Cnme to This City In
1913,

one Of Richmond's Oldest citizens
Herman Walierstcin. died yesterday al
tcrnoon At his home, ell East Grace
street. after moro than two years OF
Ill health. Mr. Wallerstcin was ninety
years OLD. He came to tho city in
ls4S and has been here continuously
since then. After many yoars spent in
INC commission business, he rctired
from active participation in his bust
ness in 1850 and turned it over to two
OF his snos.
Ny. Wallers,ein is survived by his
"lie, seven sons, Henry S.. Joseph. D,-
va -, samuel Albert and ClarcDc,.
Nalicrstcin. OF Richmond. and I. j.
"aiicrStein. Of Drs Moines. and five
n2nsnterS Misses henrietta and Irma
Wallcrstein. OF this city; Mrs Clara +,
Blum. Of New York; Mrs Nathan Klein.
oil chicago, and Mrs Sam Klein, of Chi,
caFo. Mr., Wallcrstcins sons are prom
ihcnt IN the business life OF Richmond.
funcTal arrangements have not been
made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
ADJUSTMENTS
Al IL. Wilson rlense.


FOR those who enjoy a sweet little
play, with bit OF romance and a
v whnia hie;, picture Of child life, the
appeal, Al II. Wilson'S new play. Ono,
Upon Time" Will ill an evening
very agreeably. 1t is no; great
p wr;y,a nor even a big play, but a we'll
romantic poem in four acts.
MT Wilson was in splendid MOOD
ano voice las; evening, playing capt.
ea slH ms ri role OF the bachelor inventor.
the child OF his dead brother forceI
upon him. but who finally makes tn,
o ei,1i; his chief thought, displaying
OIL MS Invention on her account.
N little Honey Beatrice Kay, Mr..
niison has discovered child actress
OF attractivcncsS and Drecocity yrho
plays her important role with rennrk.
aole ability and with :: sweetness Of
manner which warmed all hearts TO
nef, rair.naired and picquant. and
entering into her part with childish
sincerity she is a very great factor in
this charming play.
The supporting members of the cast
h tJi every y, requirement. Miss Camp
star in any drama. and displayed nbiI
ny OF no small order Miss roy. in
me shrcwish role Of Lizzie, was con
EincinG; Harry English played Jacks
part adequately. leaving no uncer.
tainty OF his Implicitly from his frs,
entrance. Othcrs with less 10 do, but
wh4 ala their little well, were Mark
sullivan. Barbara Cooper and George
Lawrence.
Mr.; Wilson has some new songs.
"h,ch are sure 10 please the average
audience. His Little C,limbinn rnSe.
was repeated several times by urgent
recalls. Mr.. Wilson was in better
Soice IMAM upon his las; visit here
'no gave his songs effectively and
cn1oEabiE. The Academy orchestra. 10
give them their best due occasionally.
accompanied the songs rather better
than usual
JOHN GEORGE HARRIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
SUNDAY SELLING OPPOSED
BY METHODIST MINISTERS
henrtiy commend Wise for stand
'"hen IN Matter. md I'nss Rcso-
inu"ns Supporting Him.

Ihr Mcthodist ministers OF Rich
mp,n ana vicinity. representing 10000
Methodlsts, met Yesterday mornjnr
ana passed resolutions opposing the
opening OF cigar stores and soda foun
ANS on sunday. II was agreed 10
hrinS The matter before the concrcra.
Tons of the various churches In an
cuor' TO enlist their support OF the
S,at" and local laws prohibiting sun
day scilinS.
ne stand that Commemorative At
'oEnny Wise has taken in inc m,,,cr
OF enforcing tho laws was heartily
commended The ministers pledged
themselves -. stand with him in his
yum'r.H' Ee's. George Wesley Joncg.
" @ EoSgs. X NJ Maxcv ErcJ !,
nenault and r. lumpkin composed
30. committee which drafted the reso-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
Good Dill at Lyric.

The five Idanias, n shnpely acrobatic
troupe, SO far as the four women are
concerned: open clean. weli-baI-
ahced Dill at the Lyric for the frs,
part OF the week. While the new bill
mas no nigh lights neither has IL any
noticeable weak spots. Lydia Barry.
Mno recalls TO the memory OF the audi :
stage iavoritc. sang Mrs. Cupid'' last
'iSnt 10 IN appteciativc audience.
me Gadabouts." comedy pla vlet.
ny, ,.rt WIN iauEhtcr and applause ex :
.gpu thc cImaX. The younSstcr who
played The violin while she danced.
and danced while she played the yio-
l,m.~ss the hes; feature of "play,
mates. ri Gotta handled his NyIophone
and oGled the second tier of bo.ci viz
practic1d skill. -"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
Virgininns on board.

WASHINGTON. Feb. THE govern
thents annual Assay Commission vii,
,ne:t in phiiadciph.a February II 10
mems OF coins produced AT the minis
last year. Members Of the commission.
appointed by President wilson on
accommodation Of Secretary Glass.
u; T. Vaughan. I>ynchburg. Va: II. T.,
Aii~orth. Eastv!llc. Va. and nr. A. II.
Johnson. ST. George. S. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
ISSUING OF PRESCRIPTIONS
WILL UI. NESrI(:


MISS Katherine Heath IIawes second
vice president OF the Equal Suffrage
league OF Richmond, viii make her
initial address as an officer OF In,
league This afternoon AZ suffrage hend-
Quarters. Fourth and Franklin streets
speaking on "Woman'S Par; in Recon
Struction. Mrs Sally Nelson Robins
is chairman OF tho meeting which viii
be held NJ 80 O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
BETTER EXPRESS SERVICE
OBJECT OF NEW SCHEME
Company Begins Drive Ecbrunrx n -,
interest SINNERS and Handler.
of Freight.

Loser co-opera,ion between SINNERS
ana those who handle the SHIPMENTS
t3F nettc. express service will be The
opJecl OF drive launched on l'chru-
asE IL BY the American Railway Tx
press company. announced yesterday
~ W. " Weaver. superintendent OF
the company.
Both the public who use the service
and the employees who operate il viii
pc educated TO the necessity OF cxer-
ciSing the s7catcst care in dispatching
nous amount OF was;age during the
*caF. The company bciicvS that each
man can DO grca; things toward bette.
service.
Those who attended meeting of
agents and officials IN Richmond yes
;crday We're:
J. L. skasgsfsr. genera! manager. Rich
". X. Weaver. superintendent, Richmond.
". u. Lee. claim agent. Richmond
z: Cove. rouic agent. Richn,ond
G.. l.. Andrews. route agent, Charleston.
C, u -\dsms route agent. Huntington.
". L. Harriet. route agent. Hinton ".
e. u. r:.xton route agent. NShiamd.' Ky.
., u. Taylor. rouj" gent Clifton Fore.
r; sampson agent. .AcNamdrin
W. 7. ipauEhcrty. agent. Ashland Eg
y T.. Clark. agent. Charleston. VI IA:
- y Wade. agent. charlottesville
l., Il. l.eathcrwood. Frcdsricis hurE
u T. iiuos agent. Fort Monroe.
!. '. 1nliiugSworth, agent. IIampton
r.. l.. II lncr, agent. Hinton. w. Va
y: roc:u:r, agent. Huntington. w. Va.
y e: nci!ine&. agent. Newport News.
g. T. Wagner. agent. Richmond.
L." NJ. Drake. agent. StuuHtou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
SEEKS RUSSIAN RELIEF
Special Red Cross Commi,sion,r l. U,x-
fcninG Toward United states
-. for Aid.

s. SLADTVCsTCK. Feb ,SpeeiaD.-
Bps Bo"is Sokolof. a spc.ial l;ed Cross
comm missioner !oT Russia. .s en- route
TO .Ajnerica 20 ask TITO Red Cross 20
undertahc even greater measures for
the relief of the Russian population
5than& are already under way He has
been Tor some time N Nladivostok con.
5frrrirE with the Siberian commissions
3of the American Red C-osg and e, III
upon leaving ,hat M you'd rroor, =,
MnSninston fhat INC commission is
EdolHS p!iceIe.a Mork Cor Sihcria
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

atciicr OF Miss Nora Houston and Miss Adele
oiarks' ilS East franklin Street. at ESQ
O'Clock thiS afternoon, The subject for dis
Gnssion is ',iahtcrs and Sculptors OF The
t:arly Republic. The class will DC al
dressed by Miss Houston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
POSTAL RECEIPTS GROW
CAIN. of SIO,6"i.7O Hero During .Janu-
nr! over Amount tcCciVcd
Snmc Month, iUlS.

Dus!ness in Richmond is still CON
sldcrably greater than il was at this
Time last year, If the receipts At the
"a barometer. The report for the month
of February has just been issued, and
shows the post office receipts for Jan
nary ior the two years 10 be as follows:
1919 .............
l!iSs ..............:, lO5. 1000
Increase. ..... -. -. .....$lo,62tTO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
JURY RETURNS
FORTY-ONE INDICTMENTS
Judge Richardson Promises Probe OF
Alleged Illegal Prescription
Practices.
SEVERAL ACCUSED or LARCENY
Twcnty-0nc Charged With Violation
of Prohibition Laws-Truc Bills
Refused for Two Defendants.
Jurors to Meet Thursday.

Forty-one indictments were returned
by the grand jury III tho Hastings
Court yesterday before 1t adjourned
over until Thursday True bills were
found as follows:
,on pra tns.o Martin N, robbery G. G; Lang,
criminal assault: Harold James. house
breaking ana larceny: -Ashly Harding.
grand larceny; Paul Cahcn. attempted
criminal assault: Paul Cahcn (anothcr
case rahsSl. rrlminai assault; Earl Bonney.
ing: Frank Watkins. Grand larccmN:
NICK VALENTINO. grand iarceny: James
Thomas. Rrard larceny; John Thomas.
robbery: Angelo Rogers. grand larceny:
kiGhard randolph. grand larceny. TWO
indictments.
VIDLATORS ARE INDICTED
True bills were also returned against
ne toil"wimE. charged with violating
eugene I":' H issyH Ma Maxavey Eranon on.
yer FOX, santos Garcia. Charles J. IIar-
ris. \: Chrisi,oforus. Militant Hill. W.
l.atiiner. l.. :. Lawrence, Joseph LII
hcrt%. Charlie, Phelps. S. w palmorc.
SCI. Thomas Scott; Charles Thrcadsi!l.
G;erSon, William Alien and Arthur
r The saI ErsnA jury, rs TSs to indie;
charged with prohibition law vioia.
lions. and jefferson Mann. accused OF
house breaking
Esfors ne grand Jury adjourned over
until Thursday Judge Richardson
charged the members OF tina; body to
pay special attention TO alleged vio-
Iations OF the law rclatirg to The issu-
ahcc OF prescriptions foS ardent spirits.
ISSUING OF PRESCRIPTIONS
WILL. NE INVESTIGATED
lie read the law which allows one or
more Richmond druggists to dispense
liuuor on prescription provided the
druSSist has the proper permit from
mat physicians issuing such prescrip-
ions must be of good character and
temperate habits. and tina, they are
REQUIRED 10 rna tSe "a g rcfui physical en-
animation OF the patient before under
taxing to prescribe
Edgar II. Ferguson is foreman OF
the grand jury. Other members are :.
!. CoWardtn, j. I. Palm a;ory. Burnett
Lewis. George w. Rady = T.. Rishup.
Joseph Il. SorG and John II. Estes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
PALESTINE FUND GROWS
American Contribution to Uo,, Lima.
6F Restoration Already $4,000, 900
~ Half of Quota

SsssSEw YORK. Feb. 5.--Ths pales,in.
Restoration fund has reached ncsri,;
s3a.00o.0oo or approximately half thc
uatl9n 8 quota u WAS announced here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
Desth ~ &. g.. Clement,

z IItFRCDFTICKSBUR w. Feb a.
sC. I. Clements. wcll-knoun ci,Iy.,
OF Middlesex County, died recen ~ -,
sialuda. aged forty.fve years. He 10
,sur vlveS by his widow. four thua-o.
Stsso brothers and four sistcrs ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

,n mai arransemcnts have been made for
,nI HpSnihg OF Tho Richmond Hebrew School
on wednesday, al 2ai North 'rw.ntJcth
street Services viii BE- held every Friday
..isht, IN charge 81 y. .icYushhaliny, forr,cr
instructor of the Islmuu rorah at the ZION
. ,sI INSTITUTE Atl III" !acl meeting OF the
ssyHoci ~ NcinsiciE was elected president
~. q: Cal9on, Nicc-presidcnt; II. liorwiiy
utasureT anT -. Newman. secretary Ih,
pH'ru OF education is composed ui RABBIT
Marcus H. Goidin and L.. Roscn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

Rev. !. e. Crane. missionary from 10
rea. VIII address the Ladics' missionary So
cicty OF the Gintcr 1ark presbyterian
Church this afternoon 1 O'Clock in tile
chapel of Union Theological Seminary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

Completion or the new high voltage trans
mission limo of Inc Virginia Railway and
Powcr Company extending from Richmond
TO suffolk has Increased the power sun
Pied Petersburg from $500 to lilo 900 volts
ihc current - generated at the power
house oI thn company here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

G, Arsument was heard yesterday by the
STATE Corporation Commission in the cage
~ the Augusta County Farmers Nuims !
isisptone company against the Cnesapca 10
aEu iOto!AiC Telephone COMPANY of Nir-
eiha the object at the cas-. being TO cucct
,onhecti"ns between the county and CITY
l'heS. the matter was Ia Hcu under S,IvI.n-
mcni by tGG commisSion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
Richmond Events
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUs Told
Briefly for Benefit Of
Busy Readers.

Governor Davis returned TO his Office YES
terday afternoon. While away for several
days he addressed farmers meetings ami
was Initiated INTO the Elks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

Rev William l.ociihart Ball has lef, for
spar tanburE, :. -, 10 take charge OF tho
lirst baptist church there. Ito Was pastor
teen years. The baptist Ministers Confer
Gncc mas passed Resolutions of regret III mis-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

L. Salisbury and H. Adelanskt were fined
20 each Yesterday in Police Court for selling
SUI drinks on sunday. When he handed
Gown ms decision. Justice crutchne,d said:
81, age with iiiiiE sunday on this propo-
sitloh ana the ncNt tinlc YOU come around
here on the Same charge am going To
make II hot fog YOU"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

ne names OF more than :. dozen men
go Ia Seu Win drunkenness on the docke, OF
Ioiict court yesterday morninE WAS RENT
m, Sen, or pre- prohibition days when {.
HiollcE thiong rounded up Saturday and
sunday. used to greet TIC eyes OF JIustir,
nvhh Sach Monday morning. $40 ana costs
Wat the penalty imposed on cach @; in,
offenders Ncs,.ruHy. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
OF CHARITY
INTERESTS is PROPOSED
Council of Social Workers Discusses
Coordination OF Finances in
Meeting To-Day.
W. T. REED WILL BE SPEAKER
Business Men Favor Idea Because Il
Fiaces Solicitation in Hunds of
Central Body, Obvinting Necessity
for Numerous Calls for Aid.

For tho purpose of discussing the
financial federation OF local charity
Workers. which includes i'm its orcnni-
cation nrenbers from all bodies in The
cry having as their object charitable
ana social work. will meet this after
noon at 1870 in the Professional
Monen's Building. .2l0 East Grace
street.
W. r. Reed. former president OF ,hc
kichmond Chamber of Commerce. viii
address the meeting. giving the views
on this matter Of the business mon OF
the city. The session will be presided
over by Henry n. liibbs. president OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
BUSINESS MEN FAVOR
PLAN AS pItppOsI.n

Many Richmond business men have
60 coordination OF tho financial intcr.s. :
or INC associated organizations. We're
inlS 'enected. campaigns for money
would be made by Il single body rnprr-
senting the various charity and social
This plan has hcen tried I, ,rar,
cities III tn. country. and is mcciini.
Win success. The movement, however,
SO :" Ia, iar IS Richmond is concerned is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

The attempt OF local dealers to caiu bv
Peaition OF 9uaitcd voters more liberal
SohsIr uctlon by the courts OF the blue law
Mt1ch utnands SUNDAY closing, is without
tnt approvat of the RctDn ,onIcctioncra'
association, according 10 announcement
made yesterday 10y y. IL Lowry pr,siuent
81 the UrSaniG,ti ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04
DEALERS TAKE BOOTHS
FOR AUTOMOBILE SNOW
twenty-five Out or Twenty-SiN mt
Banquet Engage Exhibit
Spaces.
GREAT SUCCESS i: PREDICTED
Chairman Is. y. Blcnner believes
Response Last Night .Ausurs Welt
for Event TO BE Staged Here Be-
ginning Mach 3.

,aTwcnty- two or the twen;y-six Rich
Snsond automobile dealers present at
tho auto show banquet last night
asreed TO operate with tho show
( Iomniittce TO the extent OF buying
Concessions for the exhibiting os their
wares when the big event opens in the
C;rays' Armory Monday morning,
Marc ).
3 This was thought by Chairman 4. y.
t:ienner. o. the committee, TO he an
excellent start 1t practically assures
the success OF ;hc undertaking. ne
said. With four weeks left in which
20 prepare for tho event, the outlook
is good, according 10 the men who
arc backing the enterprise, and who
want to make the coming show the
nest ever staged in Richmond.
Last nights banquet WAS the oCca-
s'oh for the trsi gathering oil the
automobile men since ;hc third annua.
rs believed TO augur we'll Tor success.
and gives evidence that ~! dealers
OF the city will give the undertaking
Whole hearted support,
KIClIMOSD'S CHIEF DEALERS
PRESENT At BANQUET
1Y,esent Among them We're Chairman
a3icnncr aud j. y. t>liIc, IL \. Grant.
Taylor Curtis ana l.. X. Phelps, who
are smcmbcrs OF the show committee.
the concerns represented ut tho ban
puct were the NJ. ~. Stone Motor Car
S;ompsny. Jones Motor Car Company
VIM Auto Supply Company. Nat!oua.
Auto Top Company. [. S. l.. Battery
Company. Chevrolet Motor Company.
Chadwick Motor supply Company. W.
C.. Wells, y. i:dloc Dounan, Atlantic
Motor Company. White Auto Service
company, rawlings Motor Company,
w. r. Walden, w u EnvI L'r.pl,
Marsh Firestone Tire ana Rubber
company. L. l.. Taylor Company, Cr;lw-
ford Trimming Company. L. a. Blenner.
Gonpsny.
5jAnother meeting has been called for
next Mon day night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-04

The assistance OF the police has hoe, =.
Qucsted by ". i. Craddock, OF chatham
~ IN seeking TO locate his eishtccn-y,ar-
oiu daughter. who mas been mSsiap Since
S,aGmarE - Mss Craddock is described as
naNlftS i'sht brown hair. fair compile xion
gray eyes. being OF medium height and
weighing aSout -" pounds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25

Copyright 1919 By Company Rights Reserved
REGISTERED u S Patent Onice
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-03-19
Mrs. A, Nj. Marks.

The following is taken from the
Ripon Telegraph of last Friday:
Mrs. A. M. Marks, who with her
husband had been making her home
with her mother on Houston street,
died Wednesday, March IL, 1919, of
fibroid tumors. Mrs. Marks under
went an operation at Fond du Lac
about year ago and at the time it
was thought that she would complete
ly recover, but in September she be-
gan to fail in health and after five
months of patient suffering passed
away.
Mrs. Marks was well known here
and spent most of her girlhood days
in Ripon About 20 years ago she
went to Milwaukee and accepted a
position in telephone exchange of
that city. She was married to A. M.
Marks IA years ago. Besides her hus-
band she is survived by her mother,
Mrs. John Manske, a sister, Mrs. w.
S. Hartwell, Houston, Texas, and a
brother, August Manske of Milwau-
kee.
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday morning at st. Wenceslaus
church. Burial at Hillside cemetery.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-03-19
: CELEBRATE NEXT 4TH. :

Geo. Mccarthy suggests that next
4th of July should be thoroughly
celebrated in Lancaster as a general
countrywide celebration. Georges
idea is that Lancaster being central
and the county seat is the proper
place. All the returned soldiers
should come as guests of the day and
a fitting effort made to honor them.
If the citizens approve arrangements
can be made and committees appoint
ed. This being a county affair it is
proper that contributions to make it
a big day should come from all parts
of the county.