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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
VOnN &. uuesES
IN FLU [. '''uIC

II think the Instructive Visiting
Nurses association has taken place
In the comm unity which viii never b..
forgotten. and ! believe there are Few
things we can ask Of II which Wall sot
he given gladly"
This statement was made last night
by Miss N. J. Minor. superintendent
OF the association, while discussing
next Tuesdays /. v. N. A. Tag day.
She was referring especially TO ihe
splendid work performed by the or
ganizaIton during the i,AIuenxA cpl
den3ic a te'v months ago.
Il regard X ~ one Of the greatest
achievements IL our history" said
Miss Minor. Hal here been full
quota Of private nuIsese available
J during the epidemic. they would have
been entirely inadequate TO meet the
demands. Only visiting nurses were
able to cope with the situation as IL
whole. and while we were crippled
and handicapped, there is satisenc-
, ton In knowing thai every case re-
ported was visited within twenty -four
hours. .s.sa,-s-.-a. ST.
This record for efficiency includes
cases outside the city limits. OF which
there were several. While nigh "
little nursing care could be given
when things were ut their worst. In
struction WAS given each family, hrst
aid treatment administered and the
patients who were in a serious condt-
ton were cared for until they could
he removed 70 hospital"
When the epidemic was at its
height in October. visiting nurses
paid v4s.,s T. the number OF 1885.
Gu; az |. teua. ~ ?, as patients' Grad
;or, 2,a4s were InIiuen-a sufferers.
The association had another busy
month IN December, when 1920 visits
we're paid To $3.50 patients OF this
number go were suffering from in
auenza.
The addition Of at least ono more
nurse to the associations present STAFF
OF sixteen Is regarded as absolutely
necessary In view OF the organiza-
TONS greatly Increased scope OF ac-
tivities. That next Tuesdays con-
trihutions will be adequAte to defray
the salary OF an added nurse. as well
as provide funds for the maintenance
OF the regular program. Is the conf
dent belief expressed by officials Of
the association.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
RED TRIANGLE CkUB OPENS
FOR COLORED GIRLz

For colored girls and women in
Richmond over fourteen years of age
there are twenty-five delightful club
rooms at 900 East Clay street con-
Quoted By the w&x camp community
service for their entertainment and
recreation. Visitors may come to the
club rooms now frosa 10 A M. 10
1850 r. 81. although the building has
not been formally opened specisi
ceremonies will mark the opsning an
a few dayA
Two colored woman Of experience
are Ia charge and sili d1sct the
girls -aao womens PLEASURES on b
similar plans ~ that carried out in
the colored army and navy club. Here
soldiers and sallors will be given
par lies and girls and men may meet
properly chaperoned.
Man. ne The club h q COMMITTEES
composed OF lhe following: Nara. Wal
ter 8. McNeiil chairman; Rev DR. w.
r Bowie, Mrs. Rosa Bowser, Mra
Mary e Carter. DR.. Clarke. president
Of Virginia Union Theological semi
nary; Fa her c. HaaniEsn, Mira X. Y.
Jchnsnn. Mrs. W. T. johnson. Mrs.
Maggie z walker, Robert Lecky. il.
rira T. c. Minor and Mrs II, r VIII
liams.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
METHODIST WORKERS
TO AID VICTORY LOAN
Campaign Organization Dcsfxned 70
Collect sIOss0O0. 500 In Tea Days
Turned Over 10 Cover mcnt-

Chattanooga, Tenn, April 2.--Seven-
.een thousand Methodist preachers are
. help to sell victory liberty bonds
The entire Methodist centenary am
align org antzation with area offices ia
wenty cities. designed to put over Its
,wn, centenary fios.oco.ooo drive, is
,AssaS,s ~ ,-. !: fT ns.a Al, Sor the
victory loan.
Methodist minute men to the tune of
$4,000, more than the number of orig
nal four-minute at. will speak daily
or the victory loan, wnjlo IA special
liberty loan edition Will be issued of
Missiles, the Methodist minute mems
organ.
Church services or centenary gather
nss are TO no open for the presentation
VI bond sales. No conflicting confer
ances are to be held by Methodists and
he Methodist financial drive was
postponed to Tho seventh-day period
If May 1s to rs.
This was the decis re- ton Of III. e.
Wilson, national Southern reoresenta~
i've OF the 100000 900 Methodist CEN
tenary movement. upon hts retrrn yes
,erdsy from Columbus. ohio. where
there has Just ended session OF the
national centenary campaign commit
tee DR.. A. &. Coda I'd. Chattanooga
area sscr~tsry. returned with Mrs. VIII
soa- Every area secretary In the eoun
Try was present ut the session, with the
National executives OF the campaign.
Every department OF Methodist is
20 get behind the victory loan. we
intend TO show tins government what
tho forces of t,h-istia nifty. property
rnohiftxed. can accomplish, saio Mr. VIII
SON
The victory liberty loan II q. be-
,or,e .ts campaign of MetnodIsm juss
ms honestly ano whole .elrt sdIy az IL
IL were our cent sB 2~y eaYapalgn.
we are placing at the s+~v,-es OF
the government the er.'re stars % our
twenty area Offices. our t-.seo pastors.
the iayrnen's organization. com pf.te 10
the hast minute, of so. Metao1i@
minute men our f,dVo.n00 members eud
cur constituency OF l1.oo0s oah persons.
"Anr sith ChriFtisnity organized be-
mind the victory iosn campaign. 1t viii
be las. as great arf spectsco'er e sue
cess as our s1o5.eo0.ooo drive, whicl.
VIII follow IT
Carter Glass. secretary Of shs trea.
NV. has beer advised OF the Methodist
decision
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
|SPR|NG Glasses
START At 7. v. CA

French and Spanish classes for the
Epring months are being formed at
tie Young Wonens Christian asso-
cation and Will meet In the after
Moons ard evenings twice q week Tor
the coming months Miss Rosa Pas
cuai. n native OF Barcelona. Spain. is
tho instructor Of ail language classes
Of the Z. W. c. A. Educational de-
partmenL Detailed infor mation
about tbs classes can be gotten by
triephoninH Randolph $50.
Other spring classes being formed
are one In cookery for iitsio girls ard
ono in sewing for adults. The little
g.rls' cookery class meets Saturday
mornings from to 1850 and the
sewing class Wednesdays from 10 s
with the first iesssssss OF the rsw elasa
Wednesday, April ..
Friday afternoon o. this week from
5 10 O'clock tlisre will he al exhi-
hition of the garments made In The
winter sewing class Members Of the
class will arrange the exhibit ami
heir friends and all who are in
scrested are invited 70 call during the
hours mentioned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
CITY NEWS IN B RE
ILR- 6. G. MITCHELL TO SPEAK
| AT COLLEGE CONVENTION

AZ tho meeting of the Virginia AS
sc citation of Womens colleges and
schools to be held in the jefferson
hotel Thursday evening. April 10, DIR
s. c. Mitchell, of Pennsylvania, viii
speak. giving the college presidents
views of Adequate Recogn lion of the
Teaching Profession" This In the
general topic of the meeting and othei
points of view will be Sigs az fol,
fows college,; 3is6Gassor. .1s5or.s ok NJ
Anderson; sup 4rsntendent of public
instruction, Harris Hart; OF the public
school teachers, Miss Bessie F. Taylor
private school patron, DR.. w. Rus
sci Bowie; taxpayers point OF View 10y
a local business man; summary, Mis-.
Emily Hamilton Welsh, headmistress
OF the Elicit country school for girls
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
A. p. v. A. PILGRIMAGE TO
JAMESTOWN I'm MAY

May II Ia the date chosen for tire
annual pilgrimage of jamestown
island by the auspices OF the associa-
ton for the preservation OF Virginia
Antiquities. Tho pilgrim age were Dis
continued during the war. The event
falls on Saturday SO that school
children Eaay avail themselves OF the
privilege OF enjoying 2 trSp~ down the
spot in the state. Mrs. Henxk Taylor
Is chairman Of arrangements Hor the
trip. The old Yeardley house or the
island Ia to be restored for he trien-
NAL celebration OF the meeting Of the
first house OF Burgesses. the celebra-
lfon to be held In the late spring.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03

Massaponax, Va, April :. 1919
Mrs. Caroline HoliadaY Crop died
at Sterling" her ancestral home
rear this place on YESTERDAY. al tae
ripe old age OF etghty-six years. hay
ing been born there November. l2ta
1872.
She lead very active life Until
December 4. 1917 when sho haa a
lfau. 81 >er which she was confined to
hsr bed until her death. Size was
one OF the most popular and beloved
" omen OF lh's section. Her father
{ was john Hollad.iy of Sterling. and
her met Their VINO was Miss Eligabeth
Betsy as she was caliedl doliaday
vas cousin Of her faiL2r. Her rela-
t1ves corr Prise rnany OF the most
aroninent people of Virginia. hes des
many in Texas, Kentnucky. Washing
ton p. c., and elsewhere. i.x-Cover-
nor Ale xanicr Horiada: OF Virginia.
was a near kinsman and Many others
ct her family are favorahly known
| both socially and politically.
She was married to Weilicrd Crop
March &c, 1855. only one son being
born OF the union. Carolininus Toi
laday Crop. who with little daugh-
ter are the only surviving Immediate
family. Her husband preceded her a
number of years ago to the grave
She was u real lady OF The old vir-
giaia school and Was inlbucd with the
finest feeItne and sentiments. So
and her husband were CO r1raunicants
of tbs Presbyterian church.
Her burial will snke place today at
p NJ. in ito old Holiday burial
ground at STERLING by The sis.e of
her husband. Rev. DECATUR Ed vard-
Of tho BAPTIST church cond ling the
services at her request.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
RETAIL GRocERS TO HAVE
OWN WHOLESALE HOUSE

Retail srocers In Richmond viii
unite In he establishment of a CO.
Operative wholesale house which will
supply them with sock and goods In
stead of buying from the prom lseuous
local market. The project. II ts said
IL under The direction OF the Retail
Crocers' association. of which W. A.
Gill is president, and, while stln In
It's inception. is said TO lock proIn!s-
ing and Will have fruition at an
early date.
The principal object OF the new
house. Il 10 said, 81 20 standardize
wholesale prices and to obtain more
uniform quality and quantity OF goods
as well ms prices,
The organizers say II win prove OF
great advantage TO the consumer and
probably will result in reduction in
price OF certain comm odities-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
.::natlcr I.sucs Many Permits.

1uatdtng Inspe ctor John Butler
getfrday Issued a,permit to the Rap-
k1gf Council Of Richmond to build a
xn44o and stucco church al Mars all
hn4 Altamont streets TO cost $4,000.
Qther permits issued yesterday toI-
lows Davis Brothers, Inc, To build
|Dl91t dive Kings on the north side OF
EJ61d avenue. between Allen avenue
|An4 CRANKY street. $4,000; Hugh
Enfujer, garage in the rear OF aaIs
9em1nAry avenue. $3.50: S'ngrey Con-
)1tshetion company. dwelling on the
|eagts side OF Moss Side avenue, be-
6H&1n BrookIand Park boulevard and
QA43 Nils road, 35.hG0; w. r.. KLEIN,
)ns3 garages In the rear OF 1912 Han
IoSer avenue. $l.sGo. r.. r. 4. p. Rail-
r0d4 company, to build an ice house,
|eSe4: Wise Granite company, storage
1h44 on Brook road, near s. A. L. rail-
)rO16 1900; J. j. Collins, to install
lAreS siding door IN rear OF 1909 Yves,
nrQad street, St05: Celeste f.. Schla-
Mr. 70 dig q cellar at ais F.ovd ave-
snuGy 37O0: Charles w. Harwood, .rrs-
|tee.t build two porches and make
|GeAAral repairs at 3o2 North Lom-
Daddy, @1.7e0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
CHARTERS ISSUED

Amendments TO charter Red Noun
tain Ore Corporation, Roanoke. Va,
capital. stock from $4,000
to t250,n9o.A. S. Adams. F. 8. Hugh
son and C. w. Owen original incor-
porators.
Shawnee Ochre and Ore Corrcra-
ton. Roanoke. Va, Maximum $50. zoe
minimum $10.0c0. w. r. Layman
president; G. nj. TrAux and w. J
Ovcrstrect. secretary; all Of Roanoke
except c. NJ. Traux, Tnaxton. Va.
Mining business
Muilens Grocery company. incor-
porated. Roanoke, Va, Maximum
s160. 600; minimum 100000. r. f.
.Iatniscn, president; n, r. Parker. J.
a. Andreays. secretary. Nv. w. HUFF
ard b. r. Jamison, MI Of Roanoke
Ma. General Mercantile huaineqL
NJ ~ ohaSto& ~ rlxc6l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03

Trust and Saving company. e l.
Bemiss. president and r. ]. willing
ham. secretary. Changing. name VI
Richmond Trust company. All Of
Richmond, Va
Amendment 81 charter Of Inter
national Coal Products corporation.
Richmond, Va Charles H. Smith,
president; Edward s. Baiily. secrc-
tary. All Of Richmond. Va, iF.creas-
lferred stock and changing principal
office from Richmond to Bristol. Va.
Certificate Of authority to Southern
Teachers Agency. Richmond. Va. In
eorporated under tho laws OF South
Carolina. Julian n Thomas, Rtch-
|moud. Va. stats axsnt capital stecl<
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
RED CROSS IN PEACE
time ACTIVITIES

Home service wcrf Of the American
RED Cross will eontinus not emily
through tho period OK eennoeiiixatioo
but also ~ . peace time activity and
viii he expanded in sons communal
ties TO inciude others besides the
families Of soldiers and sailors. This
/. q been decided NJ national hsauouAr-
tera Afor = recent conference Of d.
rrctors OF civiiian relief work In the
various divisions and In response to
urgent requests which came from all
over the Cnited States. This desire
for home service work to conttnue
and expand came particularly from
communities where thsrs are NO other
organized agencies for social service.
In their plans Tor the future the
he'd Crsss officials. are especially, soa-
cerned to See that tho service to SOL
,.lers and sailors families shall not
be impaired. They yin Adhere TO the
crescent policy OF giving help only 20
se who ask for IL and never going
the offer Of assistance Is unwei-
-oili4 here viii be also = scrupaious
ARE I. lid duplicating or intorfcr-
ing with t FORK which Ia being done
tor social ~. -rnent by any other
egsnrieA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
STAR CHAMBER PROBE
AT PEA|T[kT|ARY

Investigation ordered by Governor
Davis into conduct OF affairs at the
state penitentiary. and particularly
with regard to methods Of punishment
administered to refractory prisoners,
was begun yesterday afternoon by the
state board Of charities and correc-
tons
closed doors, and, following yester-
fT'acfs developed pS THE inquiry. N " as
explained, would be reduced to writ
! ing stenographicaly and transmitted
to the governor. who would make
public wha, he deemed proper.
The board was instructed to make
I the probe following sensational
charges made by f. A budding, pres
ident OF the Prisonefs Relief scci-
ETY.. that Or. Asa W. Chamberlain,
murder of his brother. was fogged
ara chained to cross" until he was
rendered unconscious, after he had
ATTEMPTED IL escape
budding, accompanied: by Mrs. r..
e. Widrey, vice president OF the re-
lief society: Miss Evelyn Abbott. Sec
Rotary. and r. II. Gregg. \ former en-
ployee Of the penitentiary, arrived In
Richmond early yesterday to 20 pres
G'kt s11 WtthCDSN5 CT AuC Ih4ohys ~
Hastings nj. Hart. OF the RUSSELL Sage
foundation. u prison expert, sat with
the hoard.
Or. samuel C. Hatcher, vfce-pvesl-
dent OF Randolph Macon college, with
DR.. Peter winston. o. Farmviile: Mrs.
]. p. Mcconnell. wife OF the presi-
dent of the State Normal school at
Radeord: Albert. Roper. of Norfolk.
and l.. p. Stsa rnes. Of Newport News,
constitute the board ~ CHARITIES and
corrections, CT which DR.. Joseph +.
Mastin. OF Richmond, is secretary.
Among witnesses, other than tha
visitors already mentioned from
Washington. the following were sum-
,noned for the probe: John ~ EN-
J bier. j. r. Terrell. Harry Mills. J.. A.
Faikner. Barton Green, Eugene Allen.
DR.. Roy X. Flanagan. OF the stale
beard Of health; DIR. Charles v. Car
rington, for many yesrs prison sur
reon at the penitertiary: DIR. Herbert
Mann, present penitentiary surgeon.
and others Major Jar,es e. Wood.
superintendent Of the prison. was per-
mitted to summon his own Witnesses
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
LIQUOR PRESCRIPTION
FOE MARCH TOTAL z,7sf

For March. prescriptions filled for
liquor by FL. M. Shield. local druggist,
who holds n monopoly OF the sale for
m medicinal purposes totaied 2,7Sl. The
lnv permits q physician to issue pre-
scripuon Cor quart although all Of
these did not c. for this amount
The total prescriptions Issued SINCE
October Is $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
LAnURNUM CORPORATION
BUILDS MANY HOUSES

The Laburrum corporation yes.
terday lied with Building Inspector
Butler plans calling for the erection
of twenty-four frame. brick. veneer
and stucco dwellings which will Cost
$4,000.
The houses. each OF which viii be
two stories high, will be erected on
La bnrnum Park. Iii the block D0uslsieo
by " esswood and Paiysna avenues
between Glocester and Chatham
streets. Construction wifi begin al
soon as the plans are approved.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
Il. CAVANAueh BACK
FROM THE TRENCHES

First Lieutenant Norman v. Cuva-
|naugh, Seventy-Stxth Field Artillery.
Third division. u. S. A. arrived az
Newpor. News, Va. from France Oh
the Steamer FINLAND" with the
114th artillery. He Is now stationed
viii the regiment at Fort Og,ethrope'
ca. When the troops are de-
mobolizcd. he expects to receive his
to- bassnssa.
Lieutenant Cavanaugh was In ser
vice overseas for fifteen months and
participated in the battles OF the
Marne--St Mihiel--yerdun--A
--Meu SC until the close OF fighting;
after the signing of the armistsce he
went with the army of Occupation into
Cobieny. Germ sny.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
HOME DEFENDERS DTsBAxD

Mayor Ainslie announced -eeteT-
day that members of tbs ten COM
panies of the Home Defense League
of Richmond. the auxiliary OF the
Richmond police department. will Do
given honorable discharges shortly
The league was organized by the
mayor. with the approval II the city
council. Immediately following the
entry CT the United States In the world
war It was intended for emergency
police service. Mayor Ainslie 10 the
commander in &C hief OF the organiza-
ton and Major Branch r. Morgan
the chief executive OF the staff OF Of
Ulcers
A new league. limited TO form one
20 three companies. probably win be
~rrauiged, II was said yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
HARVEST WORKERS ". G. +. o.

M LILLIAN Jorg. OF Richmond. ad-
6YH1ted tho ladies at the afternoon
6gatA eid Tuesday at the home OF Mrs.
pnddail Her topic, what shall we
)NaAh our children. Where and How"
Kx3 handed with profit to al present.
1891 pledges TO the jubilee fund
|kn9 taken.
40 w, G. T. IT,. VIII meet In
~ I1af business session Thursday,
j4D34 4, II $3.50 r. M. to be followed
bXS3 social hour. and "tca'.. at the
n Mrs. Olive Eti'.msn, OF
aan6 Springs, near the home OF
AUe Moore "A welcome II ex-
~ Visitors. Members are ex-
T. ooane Nltheut thyifatiou.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
OMITTED STATES CIRCUIT
COURT OF APPEALS

The following case was argued aud
eubmitted yesterday In the United
stAtes Circuit Court OF Appeals: Ed
Ward L Thomas, Fannie 0. Thomas.
e a.. plaintiffs In error. " Charles
0NnSd Lukens. defendant In error.
Argued BY K, d. Talbot, Of Eikins.
~. Va. for the plaintiffs In error and
q. Strictly. OF Elkins. w. Va. Tor
&A4de1endant In error.
Cas- In call for today n Eenan,
l4ca{Ay and Spter. V. Yorkviile Cotton
OH CO.. TO be argued by j. A. Marion.
3Ork. 4 C.. and Payne and Jones, o.
Atlanta. Ga. for the plaintiff and
p0A1 r. Hart and George w. s. Hart,
~ Xofk, 3. c.. for the DEFENDANT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
John C. Gro C.

/ iuray. Va. April :.--cohn c.
Grove, seventy 3etfl-s CT age. formerly
q sapers isor ef .'age county, died to-
Cay ~ rs home. three milss south
! - Inrav, following ar iilnSsc OF three
days. iis suffered a Atrctsa OF paraiy-
SITS. suffering q second stroke yes:er-
aay.
/ lie was for several years manager
Of the Farmers Mutual Telephone
company. OF Page county. and was
identified with modern agricultural
pursuits OF the Valley OF Virginia
He Is survived By q widow and seven
I chill iren-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
IIaG|N|A SUPRFME
!. COURT OF APPEALS

rrcc~Ainxs IN the supreme court OF
3ppeais of Virginia yesterday follows.
Southern Amusement company. In
|uec0rated. v. Terrell Bieasoe Furri-
Inre company. Incorporated. argued
lad submitted.
Miller Manufactures company In
lorporated, v. Loving. by, f. G.. argued
Ind submitted.
Next cases 10 be called.
Neynoris v. Wallace ct al
Hugo b. ais y. Clark.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
Mrs. Martha r. EgrIc<ton.

Mrs. Martha r. Egglcston. widow of
James A. Eggleaton. OF Richmond.
died Tuesday in the home CT her son
in-law. Walter H. Eggleston, in Nor
folk. Mrs. Eggiestcn Is survived by
six daughters. Mrs J. Leonard Clark.
OF Richmond Mrs. Walter H. Rob-
er:son, OF Norfolk: Mrs. Frederick G.
Tower. OF City Point: and Misses Ellis
D.. rs. Lou and Martha X. Eggleston,
and one son, r. Shelton Eggleston. OK
this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
Obituary
r. III. loyal.

r. III. YoyAn
r. Fl. Loyal, died a. his residence,
clio First avenue. Highland I&rk. yea
terday afternoon at S:55 o'clock Be-
SIDES his wife. who was Miss Fannie
Clarke. he leaves one son, e. bo8her
Loyal, will take place nj ManaL.n 20 :
morrow at noon Funeral services at
Tie grave.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
PLAY FOR BENEFIT OF
EEDEAVOR CONFERENCE.

TO n AXE ths convention IN June OF
NE State Cf-istian Ena~avor Union In
i..IfsinoGd Il success g. play IN to Le
given By the local workers to raisa
funds for the meeting. "Ye Old
pe sstrict Skule" Is tho title OF the
farce which will os presented early In
May and for which rehersals have AL
ready begun. Jacob Umlauf Is TO ta-e
the leading role of the school L4astar.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
Shield Must ray Isiccnre.

Judge Richardson. Of hastings
court. decided yesterday that the city
courcal haa the right to impose d Ii
.eenss tax of $500 son Druggist H.. Al,
Shield for the privilege of selling
ardent spirits on prescription. The
case came up from police court,
where Shield was fined SIS for failure
TO pay the license Tax.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
Funeral OF Arthur Il. Lun,soen.

Funeral services for Arthur L.
Luma ie,,, of the firm of c. Lunsden
g. Son, Jewellers, were conducted yes
tarday afternoon in Broad-Street
Methodist cr2rcff, TIRE pastor. the Rev.
r. r. Chenauit, officiating. The body
was taken to Petersburg for burial In
RIandford cemetery. Mrs. Lumsden IL
survived by two brothers, DR.. George
p, Lumsl7 en-, OF Washington, and
David f. Lumsden. Of this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
F.,crnl Of Harry G. Moor-.

Funeral serv.ees for Harry g.
Moore. fsfty-two years old. who died
Monday night In his home. sac Rhode
Island avenue, Norfolk, were con-
Quoted yesterday Afternoon In Fnw-
ling Green. Carolina county He wA3
q popular and widely-known citizen.
Resides a widow, Mr.. Moore Is SUR
stved by one daughter, Misk Mary
Moore. two sisters, Mrn. q. =. Robins
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03
Cnmp Horne Brings soc 900.

A deed recorded In the charcery
court yesterday OF the sale of the hcA.s
OF William c. Camp on Monument
avenue between Davis and the BouIe
ward TO r. E. Richardson and wife
for q front OF 81 feet Eiam and
Eunstsa made the sale
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03

Funeral services Tor Chester W. Aa-
lderson fifty-three years old, were con-
Quoted yesterday afternoon in Wood g
church. Chesterfield county. He died
at an early hour Tuesday morning in
his home on Hickory road. Mr.. An
derson liz survived by one sister and
three Brothers, All Of Chesterfield
county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-03

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