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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
NEWPORT NEWS GETS
SERVICE MEDALS

Newport News. Aug, 23.--Victory
medals to be presented to Newport
News veterans of the world war. have
been received by John B. Locke,
secretary Of the chamber of COM
merce. AM will be presented to all
Newport News service men as soon
as arrangement for the presentation
ceremonies have teen made There
VIII be medals for every local man
who saw honorable service during the
war, Mr.. Locke said, and the presen-
tation Will take place as soon as de-
tails OF the ceremony can be fixed.
The committee in charge is being
delayed on account of failure of per-
sons interested to send in the names
of men who lost their lives in the
war. since these names are to go on
the bronze tablet which is to be placed
on the arch of triumph at the time
the medals are presented to the VIC
tors. The committee urges every one
who knows of man who died while
in the service of his country during
the war to send this name to the
chamber of commerce at once. in or
der that the work of honoring the
dead, along with the living warriors.
may be pushed
The medals received here are very
attractive, They are OF bronze. and
are about the size of a silver dollar.
On one side is a replica of the arch
of triumph. and on the other is a
space for the name of the man TO
whom tho medals will be presented
'ong with the date and other facts
, in connection.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
lheaters
THE NAUGHTY WIFE.

When The Naughty Wife" the
newest OF Selwyn and company's
laugh festivals lie seen at the Academy
of Music here for two days com
mencing Friday with matinee Satur-
day, it will be presented in the same
fashion that it was given in New York
city at the Harris theater,
1t will be remembered by those who
ket p in touch with the theatrical
news of the day, that The Naughty
W!tc ran for many weeks in the
metropolis. and that 1t was also pre-
scented for long engagements in Bos-
ton and Chicago. This season 1t is
making its first tour OF the country.
v lille the title Of The Naughty
Wife" might convey the IDEA that
the play ~ not devoid OF suggestive
ness 1t Is the desire of the manage
ment to disabuse anyone OF this idea.
1t is said that its author, Fred Jack
son. has avoided using any question
able methods in procuring laughs and
that Tho Naughty Wife" is perfecsey
clean in every respect: The cast in
cludes Gordon Elarid. Reeve Green
wood. Elwood Forber. Irma Heath.
Henry Keen. Gertrude Walthers and
w. H. Crosby. ,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
.r,srn Te. A, white House.

fs N last Friday evening, the South
0&t lawn to the White House was
efa scene OF beautiful garden tea
fnssAn In honor Of the wounded sol,
aofx OF the Walter Reed and Naval
sjioopitAl, by Mrs. Woodrow wilson.
she will not he more gracious to ner
X&xal visitors when they arrive thah
q ~ was to the brave men. VINO
s1rundled in through the east gate OF
aAhe White House in anhulances ana
ESAatomobsles, as they hoehied past IN
y&1l condition to greet her, however
there were many who could not shake
sEar hand, for as they laughingFy SAID
stifey had left theirs 'overthere
Isl Society at the capital these days is
n.uch Interested IA the anticipation o,
The early arrival Of royal visitors IL
" Almost certain that the King ana
aueen OF Belgium will he among the
Etpt to arrive, while the announce
maent tha, Earl Gray, new anhassa-
DOR OF Great Britain is 30 sail for
America the middle of September Is
foOked forward to with keenest IN
toeegt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26

The state prohibition department
) esterday afternoon reported the cap
ture OF three stills In Brunswick
county. The raid was made last
Saturday afternoon about : o'clock
ty State Prohibition Inspector ". C.
Hall. OF J. J. Oliver. Chief OF Police
ROBBERS. OF Greenville, and Deputy
Sheriff Michaels. OF Brunswick. The
scene OF thu raid 10 near the Green
vile line. The stills, according to the
prohibition department. were being
operated by w. c. DuVal and his son,
Ramon Duval. when the officers
hove into sight. the men. 1t Ia said.
fed. Two women--the wife and
daughter of DuVal-held the fort, 1t
is said, and attempted to arrest the
activities OF the officers while the
men escaped.
The wife of Duyal. according to the
authorities. was armed with a shot
gun, but she was covered" by one
OF the officers before she could do
any damage Before the younger
Woman was disar med. however, she
succeeded in emptying all fve cham
! bers OF pistol at Inspector Hall.
none of the bullets hitting the Of
ficers. however.
Five hundred gallons Of beer was
destroyed, but no arrests were made
The men escaped in the excitement
and the women were not molested.
Sheriff Turnbull of Brunswick, who
Is said to be nearing eighty years Of
age, did not accompany the officers,
according to the department. He was
reelected recently. il was said yes
terday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
The Plays TIE 4 hing

did afYection serve ID furnisk "a EVEN.
ing Of real ana satisfying sntertain-
ment.
In the hands, Of q less skilful cat
the play could easily degenerate tn1o
mAwkish sentimentality. but t6o 1oaAa
ing players have been % wiaoly -.
lected ana present - lilelike IN Ia.
depreciation Of ordinary chAfactoE
that one forgives and forgets th1sthe.
at-icAl tone Of much OF the pfAAtscs
tton. and sees only Whist h elev6ttne
and entertaining.
The success Of the PLAY 61Dta@a
very largely upon the rendition 81 tho
leadfng character, the heroine. Little
Constance Binney, swset OF face.
charming OF manner and winning ol
~oice, creates the part. Every one
VINO has seen her agrees that she aid
perfect job. Even grayheAds and
haldheads might be forgivtu fOr falls
ing In love with her. New York haa
not seen In long while Z more iOvS
abe figure. Nh /
As moral tonic '39 East'. doe
not aim high. It does not drive home
a powerful lesson. But II II Alled With
sweet and homely lines and scenes.
and. Judging by the size ana appie o.
OF the audiences, that Is what the
people want.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
GIRL BROWNS At
VIRGINIA BEACH

Norfolk, Aug 23,-Hannah Kra-
mer. is, years old, said to be of No.
1895 Highland avenue. Norfolk. was
drowned a, Virginia Beach with her
two sisters, shortly before noon to-
day.
The young lady was deaf mute.
She is said to have been staying at
the beach for several days. Miss
Krar.er was carried beyond her depth
by the undertow and her two sisters
attempted to go TO her aid. Before
they reached her. however. they be-
came exhausted and the young wo-
mans body disappeared, Captain
Barnes and Surfman Carlson, who
were sitting on the porch Of the Vir-
ginia Beach coast guard station, saw
The plight Of the two sisters and went
to their assistance Both were
brought out of the water in almoA
state of collapse.
Aided by other bathers, Captain
Barnes and Surfman Garrison
dragged for the body OF Miss Han
nah Kramer for more than an hour
before they found it, The body had
been in the water for about an hour
and a quarter before it was brought
ashore and efforts at resuscitation
were fruitless.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
LYRIC SHOWS FINE BILL,

With the approach Of the regular
theatrical season, the Lyric put on
yesterday quite the best bill II has
showed for several weeks Every
number was excellent.
The Renezettas. introducing their
juggling act with Mutt and JEFF"
dance that WAS q scream. caught the
! fancy of the house at the rise of the
first curtain. Iehr. Edmondson and
MARI gave songs and lively patter.
Van d. Sheldon. Babbie Gale and
Colin Chase offered q playlet full Of
action and scintillating conversation.
J, ok Cahill and Don Romaine-Ca-
hill. in blackfacc. being . fair match
for the best OF minstrel stars-mixed
foolishness and exotic harmonies A
troupe OF Hawaiians, with a pleasing
stage setting. rendered native airs and
Jonia gave the dance that made
Honolulu famous The company'a
rendition OF the Aloha song. well re-
membered by all who are familiar
with the tropic islandA with Jonia' d
r.markably deep voice In the solo.
was exceedingly rood.
The news tictures were 1t the best
OF the Pathe servicA. N NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
Says There's Nothing Like Howard's
Buttermilk Cream for Beautifying
\ the Complexion
3Hnas Good Looking Young Woman
III Advises Old Time Recipe Of Hutt~r-
IN MILK Cream In New wa.-A
sxyS GEntt~ Massage with Fingers
Before Retiring All That
Il Necessary.

# The old-tiue application Of Butter
NIX and Cream TO whittier and pre-
9Garve the skin and remove harsh little
z4finkles and ugly sallowness is
recipe aud women
k2oughout the country are aRatn
fS1aa II to insure a beautiful com
axiom and now-White hands and
i@Aa
EXDutfermilk, however IL not always
1ninAhie, but specialist has al last
infected a method Of concentrating
4tArmtik and com bining IL with a
64ect cream. which you can buy in
Ill quantities ready to use at any
~ clase drug store by simply ask
TOR "Howards" Buitermilk Cream.
~ matter whether you are troubled
l&A WRINKLES. hard little lines around
~ meouth and eyes. coarse. sa,low
~ cooking akin. or simply rough
o Nad rsdness caused by wind and
xNu viii find that all these trials
tlY disappear with the use of this
Aentons1 beauty recipe brough,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
Leave for Western Tour

Miss Marie Meisel. of 2l00 Stuart
avenue, and Miss Lucy Ann Taylor, of
Parton Heights, left Richmond yes
terday for an extended stay in the
West, They will visit relatives and
friends in Washington. Canton. Ohio
and Chicago en- route TO Wilsal, Mon
tana, where they will he the guests
OF Mrs Keith McMurdo for the winter
months. They will return next fall
after visit to California, Yellow
Stone Park, Texas and New Orleans
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
AUTHORS, REComrrsrsm.

The distinction Of being the person
to receive the highest price paid 70 "A
author It's with Daudet. who received
10000 pounds for "Sappho." Next "a
this enormous sum Of money. but far
below II. comes the 10000 pounds paid
to Lamartine for his history. Meters.
Lecroix and company. Of Brussels. Atate
that they gave $4,000 pounds to victor
Hugo for his Les Afissrab1es," but, a.
the author was engaged on the work
Tor twenty-three years. the sum vas
not nearly SO large a. 1t seemed 1t firse
sight. Indeed. the s.22s pounds which
Sir Walter Scott received for hts novel
Woodstock was. in compa rison.
much larger. for the book was written
In less than three months time. For,
his Incompatible Decline ana Fall Of
the Roman Empire" Gibbon was paid
10000 pounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
Personal Mention

Miss Jessie Moffett, has returned to
her home on Grove avenue, after a
weeks visit TO friends in Philadelphia.
Miss May Breeder. leaves tomor-
row for a stay OF several weeks in the
mountains of North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs John b Mordecai
and two children, Helen and Ursula,
are spending this week at Willoughby
Beach.
Miss Marie l.. Cheatwood Of Rich
mond, is in Washington the guest of
Miss Rohy, l304 Girard street. From
there Miss Cheatwood and Miss
Eobv, accompanied by the latter's
mother. will motor through Mary
land
Mrs, John Martin, of Newport
News. is visiting her sister, Mrs. f.
il. Herndon. on Park avenue.
Mrs McChesncy Goodall, has re-
turned TO Staunton. after an extended
stay in Richmond
Mr. and Mrs u r. Thompson. of
Richmond, spent the Weekend at Old
ONT
Mrs Grover Goodwin and two
children. will sal from New York
the later part of August en- route to
st. Johns, Newfoundland. where they
will visit relatives for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, G. Quarles and
daughter, Virginia. have returned
from a pleasant stay at Ocean View.
Misses Clara and Louise Gregory
and mother, are spending their vaca-
ton in the Valley of Virginia.
Mrs. Pattie Jones has returned
from visit to friends in Macklen-
burg county,
Misses Ruth and lola Wyatt are
passing SOM time at Corraila Beach,
~. G,
An automobile party. composed OF
Miss Helen and Harry Crockett MIR.
Johnson. Miss Nettie Richardson. and
Mr.. Hobbs, of Norfolk. were week
end visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. wallace
McCloud. OF Highland Park.
Mrs Walter Terrell with her lit
lac daughter ana fnaiQ. OF the far =
Allison apartm ents, are visiting reia-
tives In Lynchburg Va.
Miss Elsie Hassei, has returned to
her home at Chimborazo Park. after
a months automobile tour through
the green mountains OF Vermont
and stay at Lake George.
s.,s.
Miss Hilda 10th has returned 70
Ter home on Grove avenue, after a
stay at the Waveriy cottage, Virginia
Beach
Miss Lillian Joyce, Of Forest Hill.
has concluded a stay in New York
City.
Misses Hazel and lillian Shackel-
ford and their father. will motor to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
MOVIES ALL WEEK FOR
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS

Hundreds Of soldiers and sailors
ando ex-service men witnessed the
ti:st movies given last night on the
South Richmond Fairgrounds at
Thirteenth and Perry streets by the
War Camp Community service.
Tonight the pictures will be shown
- Clarke's Springs; Wednesday, at
Chimborazo park; Thursday. at Mon
roe park; Friday at the Fulton play
ground, and Saturday on the c. c. A.
field
The public may attend these movie
shows, though they are being given
primarily for soldiers. sailors and ex-
service men. Something like Ave
thousand soldiers and sailors pass
through Richmond every week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
Southsiide

The Federation of Mothers, Clubs
and Parent Teachers association.
which has been conducting a fresh
air camp III Forest Hill park, known
as the John Robertson fresh-air camp
and which is under the supervision
of Mrs. Robert F. Hudson. president
Of the Federation of Mothers clubs
in Richmond Visited the camp yes
terday morning with Mrs Westmore-
land Davis. Mrs, Davis is particularly
interested in the work. which affords
an cutting for the children who have
to remain IN town all summer, and es-
pecialIy those who are suffering from
III health.
The camp has entertained on an
average attendance this summer as
.masv as forty eight children, several
having added as much as ten pounds
in weight during their stay at the
camp. In order that Richmonders
may have the opportunity to get first
hand information az to the good work
which is teing done there. recep-
ton will be held Wednesday after
noon from TO s o'clock, to which
the public is invited. Children Will
be waiting at the north road stop.
just before reaching Forest Hill TO
conduct the visitors 10 the camp.
A.. a meeting of the Fellowship
league of south Richmond held Satur-
day night in Central NJ. f. church,
resolutions were passed by which the
league will continue the campaign TO
ra Use funds to be used in sending
boxes and baskets of fuel and food.
also clothing to the poor OF the COM
munity during the winter months.
and especially near the Christmas
season. New honorary members now
number one hundred and'twenty. the
fee of 81 to become a member having
been paid, according TO reports made
at the meeting Saturday niehS The
league will meet again next Saturday
nigh. in CkHtral Methodist church
The Southside Patriotic Memorial
association will meet tonight in the
old Manchester courthouse at S
o. clock, at which time Judge Earnest
X. Wells. chairman of the finance
committee. will receive preliminary
reports as to the success of the CAM
paign to raise $4,000 to be used to
erect a suitable memorial to the .boys
from the Southside, who served
through the great war.
The campaign closes September LIST.
and from information ascertained 1t
is believed that $1,000 will be report
ed ar having already been raised at
the meeting tonight.
Mrs. r. Blain and Samuel Johnson
were. fined IS and cost in the police
court, Part II, yesterday nlorniig by
Squire Franklin, who is taking JUS
tice Maurices place while he is on
his vacation. on the charge OF selling
soft drinks on Sunday. The cases
were sent on to the grand jury OF the
September term OF court. Part II.
Mrs Eudora Richardson Ramsey
will speak at the reF =" meeting OF
Manchester chapter. }. r. g.. this
evening at 1880 o'clo9r in the Ma
sonic temple. This.is a very import
ant meeting and all members are
urged to be present
Rev. l.. Hudson Westfall, who has
lust closed most successful revival
~ Mt, Hermon. left yesterday for
his vacation. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
CLEAN OUT. YOUR
BILE I UbES
WITH A CAL0TAB
The Nausealess Calomel Tablet
That Does the Work Without
the Slightest Unpleasant
ness.

You have always thought of calomel
n the best and surest medicine in the
world, but too nauseating for you 10
rake. That was the old-style calomel
Now science has robbed calomel OF its
sanpieasant qualities. without detract-
ing in the slightest from its liver
cleansing and system purifying Ell
.fects The next time you are bilious or
cOnstipated ask for Calotabs. Sold
only in original, sealed packages.
price thtrty-fiye cents One tablet at
0edtirfe with swallow OF water
that's all No salts, no taste, no grip
frg. no nausea You wake UP In the
l1haorning feeling fine. your liver active,
your system purified and with
hearty appetite for breakfast Your
money back AT any drugstore II you
aYe not perfectly delighted with Gallo
atnbs-tadv.l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
WEDDINGS
Tnt,t,-.--.-Sruart~

OF much interest here, is the an
rouncement of the marriage OF Miss
E7isaheih Smart, daughter of Mr.. and
1frx. Edmund Dickerson smart OF
Rast Orange. n. j., TO James Jenress
Tahb, son OF Mrs.. George X. Tabb. OF
Ntchmond. The ceremony was per
fOrrned SATURDAY in Christ Episcopal
church, East Orange, with Rev
CHARLES e. Hutchinson as the cele-
hrant. The bride was attended by her
wotsr, Miss Althea ., Smart and the
hFidegroom had as his best man his
brother Charles 70. Tabb. of Rich
nond The usbers were Benjamin A
Nuf1lr, of New York, ]. Parker Fox.
IL Richmond. Dudley r. Smith, OF
baltimore. and Henry r. Smart
3rother of the bride. After wedding
trfp to Northern resorts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fnbb will come to Old Point for a
nfay OF several days. and will then
y4eft relatives In Mathews county,
seturning TO Richmond the early part
20 september, where they will make
Their home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
VIII Hold Carnival.

Members OF the Womans club of
Highland park will hold their annual
carnival in the park Labor Day. There
VIII be all sorts OF amusements and
supper will be served on the grounds.
The following chairmen have charge
of the. entertainment Mrs. Hugh
Lewis, cake; Mrs. William Clarke, Jr.,
candy; Mrs. II. NJ. Starke. ice cream !;
Mrs Paul Redd, soft drinks; Mrs. c.
Il. Warner. watermelon: Mrs p. j.
fiippen. mystery booth, fortune tell
irg: Mrs. Howard Kerr, supper; Mrs.
r +. Reynolds, decorations Mrs. A.
w Orpin, general chairman. with
MRS Addison Lewis, subc hartman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
Eoanoke on wednesday for . stay q

EoAnoke on Wednesday for stay Of
several days.
Miss Olga Pohlig, will leave this
week to meet her brother. Alfred
Fohlig. In Roanoke, They will stop at
Natural Bridge before returning to
their home on Hanover avenue.
Mrs. C. r. Sauer and her daughter,
Miss Helen Sauer, OF West Grace
street, are visiting friends in Newark.
N. J. They have been DaotorisAS In
the North for the past six weeks,
stopping at Aloha Camp in Vermont
and At Lake George. They will re-
turn to Richmond the latter part Of
the week,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26

C0uncilman nAtlkins Heard From
City Clerk Mcdowell yesterday re-
caived . postal card Som Council
man Claude Batkins. who II In At.
lantic City. having. In company with
his family. motored to that place
from, Richmond He reports that III
hands are well.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
Seeking Little Girl,

Bessie, the seven -yearsold daughter
of Mrs. Bessie Houston. of Pa High
street, has disappeared from her
home and the police have been mott
fed II the disappearance. The family
had recently moved to this city from
Hopawell. and the child had not yet
become familiar with the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26

Alfred stark, colored. was arrested
yesterday afternoon for engaging in
"a pts oil duel with one of his friends in
Pocahontas. The two men had an
entire street to themselves. as they
emptied their revolvers at each other.
The other negro has not been appre-
hended.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
Mns MrNErREN roLKEs. EDITOR

st $3.50 in Highland Park Methodist
church. The election of officers will
he held and delegates will be elected
10 the state convention. which meets
the latter part of September in Roa-
noke. The books for the year will
be closed after this melting and all
members are earnestly requested to
h present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
Petersburg
Special to The Richmond Firginiar
Small Negroes Commit Theft.

Petersburg, Virginia. August 70
The store owned by T. c. Jones,
corner Halifax and Union streets, was
broken into by three fourteen year
old colorei children and robbed of
several packages. They were caught
in the act and carried to the police
staten, where they reported that they
had broken into the store because
they were hungry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
Propcrty Transfer,

The transfer OF the residence, No.
1854 Monument avenue, from Mrs,
Blanche J. Radcliffe to Mrs. Juliet w.
Cannon, for 4l6.240. was recorded In
chancery court yesterday. The prop.
erty IL considered one OF the most At
tracttve on Monument avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
Captain Daniels visiting Here

Captain Josephus Daniels, Jr,, for
'reriy of the United States marine
corps. who has been visiting his
grandmother, Mrs Adelaide Worth
Eagley at her home in Washington is
row the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert ", jackson. IN this city. Captain
Daniels is now out OF the service, af-
ter having been with the marines in
France and will go to Raleigh from
tere. where he will resume work on
lis fathers paper. the News and
Observer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
IearSon-COrnett,

Mr. Ira Frank Pearson and Miss
Sarah Ruth Cornett. the attractive
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l. Fl, Cor
nett, were married Yesterday after
noon in .he brides home on Grove
avcnue, by Rev. f. W. Moore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
CHARGED with stealing Meat.

On a charge of stealing quantity
CT meat from George insolvency.
Clarence Morris. negro, was ar
rested last night and lodged in First
rclice station. The meat Is said to be
valued at $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26
panncft,-~F4owcrS.

II OF interest in Northern virginia ~
ne announcement of the marriage
81 Mrs. Minnie Flowers and Luther
spnnnett sheriff of Frederick county,
which was quietly celebrated last
Thursday morning at the home OF the
bride in Winchester. In the presence
s0f a few intimate friends the Rev.
George w. Slower performed the cere-
n.ony. after which wedding break
fxEt was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Pam
pest left later for Atlantic City. 10
apend their honeymoon. While there
will stop AT Hotel Kentucky, re.
turning to Winchester about Septem
her The bride was formerly Miss
Minnie DefIaven. daughter of r. +.
DeHaven. of Gaineshoro, Frederick
county. and has a wide circle Of
ftiends in Winchester as well Is in
the county Mr. Pannett Is one or
ihe mos, widely known citizens of
frederick county and has served as
sheriff for the past eight years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26

Mrs A. J Scott and Miss LIN Joyce,
have arranged for moonlight ex-
,eursian and dance tomorrow evening
~ the Richmond Yacht club The
affair is for the Sacred Heart school
kuiiding fund. Boats will leave the
Old Dominion wharf AT Sis O'Clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-26

Unity " c. r. Z. Tonight.
Unity w. C. r T.. will hold an i'm
rortant meeting Thursday afternoon