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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
HALT IS CALLED ON
RENT PR0F|TEER|kG
LeAAa CsMssittees Alse AtA Largely I'm
supplyfAg sanitary f3ousfng.

To insure An adequate supply OF san
ftary and comfortable housing in CEN
t~rs OF war industry was the task
s0mmitted to the bureau of industrial
housing and transportation. depart
nAnt OF labor Closely connected with
il was the duty of combating those
&hc threatened to increase discontent
and the labor turnover by prohteer-
inE in rents From 1s6 cities, com
nIAints have reached the bur~su. Com
mtttees have been organised consisting
4erv generally Of equal representation
80 property holders and orga ntzed labor
aid tabiished by the housing bureau
with the corporation OF the local coun-
eli OF national defense Recent re-
ports indicate corn piatIfts dealt with
br such committees to date. as fol-
lows.
Philadelphia. Pa, t12S In addition
fe 1000 minor cases NOS on record;
csleeeland. Ohio. asst: Seattle. Wash,
ssl, Portland Orc. 3fs. waterbury.
Conn 2po: Oakland Cal, 500; Newark.
NJ T.. s27; New London. Conn. 152:
charleston. W Va. iss; Ruffaio. n. r..
gsa: Trenton. y, J.. 1852; Davenport,
iowa. III; Canton. Ohio, 1925: Bridge
r.rt Conn. ioh: Erie. Ia, so: Cokes-
yiI!e. Pa. 1926 Additional cities which
already reported over nifty complaints
adjusted are Vallejo. Cal, Youngstown
Ohio. Norfolk. Va, Lowell, Mass, Rock
Island, I'll. Perth Amhoy, N. J.. New
ka.unswck. y, J.
BY preventing hundreds Of evictiors
the committees have done much TO
siabilize housing conditions. AS well as
sc save workers time. money and en-
ergy.
OF 'cvictfons prevented through ecss
taittee activity some Of the more et~tis-
ing records are. Norfolk. Va, IT, C1eee-
land Ohio, 81; Bridgeport. Conn, 50:
fsuralo, ~ T., "a. Davenport, Iowa.
81 New London. Conn. 81: sharon. Pa,
H. Significant also mas been the work
IN Waterbury. Conn. Canton Ohio,
warren, Ohio. r.orain. Ohio, Rock Js-
land, III In many hundreds OF In
stances tenants were shown the jus"
tice Of landlords dcmans: In an even
greater number landlords were induced
10 decrease the rental demanded Ifv
lAE conditions have berr improved.
A1sd muefi hAs been 6vTe 10 better
housing conditions generally
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
COLONEL NcCABE HEADS
VA. HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Al the annual meeting of tho Viz
glnia Historical society Thursday aft
ternoon, Colonel W. Gordon McCahe
was reelected president Nice-pr. ST.
dents are T., v. Valentine. of this city;
L. g.. Tyler WiIifamst5hrg, au,1 y. n.
bruce charlottesville. Recording
secretary ana Librarian is Judge y. q.
Richardson. and the treasurer IS a.
a. Lancaster, Jr, Members of The
executive committee include G.. =
Meredith, Richmond. Armistead G.
Gordon. staunton; s. A. YouEe Nor
folk: Judge Daniel Grinnan, Rich
nond; W. A. Anderson, Lexington.
and +. @. SVEN. j. stewart Bryan,
S. s. J.. Patteson, w. H. Palmer, j. r.
Mct3nlre and Morgan p. Robinson, all
OF Richmond. e. v. Meredith ia
chairman.
The permanent endowment fund Of
the society is Sl5,it742. On hand mt
the end Ut the fiscal year, December
/, 1918. was S241.t7. There are tT4
members of the society, and the loss
by death during the war was fry-two
me m hers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
TlIERIcnMoNn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ApRIf 4 1910
ropAY.s SHOW CALENDAR.

academy. matinee and night
Seven Days Leave"
Lyric, matinee and night
Vaudeville and pictures.
Odeona-Pauline Frederick in
Paid in Full"
Eiiou--Dorothy Gisf in Poppy
Polly"
colonial--Tom Mix In Fighting
for Gold"
Bluebird-- William Duncan IN
The Man OF Might
Isis Henry u. walthall In The
False Faces
victor--priscilla Dean in The
wildcat Of Paris
49, -, .s-s-7-Ts -csA--7a, =. e
Moose Carnival. Thirtieth and
streets--Georgc A. Baldwin United
shows
Royal Arcanum Peace Celebra.
ton and Carnival, Boulevard and
Broad street---Doris Exposition
Shows and Trained Wild Animal
Arena.
Junior order Victory Fair ana
Carnival, Seventh and Orleans
streets, Fulton---Brown and Dyer
Shows and Trained villa Animal
Arena.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
TWO RAILROAD MEN
BItTNG STIR F0H $kNsdl

Norfclk. Va. April 8 Allen sslni|
and George Harris. through, their i
torney Daniel Coleman. have brousI
suit for $25.o0o0 each against the i
rector-general Of railroads In Il
United States District court !. T.
They allsge false Imprisonment
The men we're indicted a year af
today on the charge Ut causing
switch on the Norfolk Southern TO
left open whereby n. freight train wi
wrecked on December $. 1917.. Cd
Of the crew Joe Wrenn. was kilid
and . natboS-vR, y gatensasay y iIss,i
~Tne Ewlttn ~was sa1d fUs raw ues
displace by strikers. smith, an
Harris were alleged to he the leadel
Of the disaffected They were All
charged from custody November
last
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
u.BoATS 70 HELP N
VICTORY L|B-RTY RUN
Thomas n. McAdams 10 NC Com
Inatsticr Of Submarines While
IN Vifginia Waters.

Surrendered German submarines
will be sent to Richmond for exhibit
during the coming. Victory Liberty
loan campaign.
s.4A- llast ~ 8 h,ssi.~ ..vu. yask he ~ ar
way zip the channel OF the James
river and Will lie Off the Old Dominion
docks. according to plans now being
formulated. The visit will be under
the direction Of United States naval
officials
Chairman Oliver j. Sands, of the
central committee supervising the
campaign in Virginia, stated yester-
day that Colonel Thomas Il. Mo-
Adams. vice-presldent Of the Mer-
chants National bank, has been APP
pointed chairman or the Richmond
committee TO direct the movement of
the submarines through Virginia
waters The itinerary" calls for a
visit Of the undersea craft at every
point where the draft Ia sufficient to
permit navigation. The U-boats will
move up the York river to West
Point.
Each submarine. in addition to it's
operating crew Of y. b sailors. win
carry party OF Victory Loan
speakers. bond saleemen and band.
II will be the first attempt of the u
boats TO attempt inland voyages and
will mark the first visit Of submarines
To Richmond.
An aerial circus of American.
British and French aviators above
Richmond, who viii participate in
sham battles and war formations, Ia
iRnother feature planned for the local
drive. The British and French air
sdnadrons already are in America.
Special exhibition trains. carrying
war trophies and souvenirs from The
~battlefields of Europe. will be operated
on every railroad In Virginia. Rich
mond being the hub. The virginia
committee has been assigned num-
Der Of German helmets captured by
the victorious allies and carried to
Paris These will he given 10 people
In Richmond and Virginia who take
the greatest part In contributing 10
the success of the Victory Loan.
Prepare tions are being made by
Chairman Sands for the meeting here
April II of Liberty Loan officials and
workers and more than 400 local
ehairmen from all parts of the state.
The business session of the day will
be held in the auditorium of the JEFF
ferson hotel. Chairman Sands pre-
siding.
At O'clock the same evening Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury Carter Glass
will address, q mass Meeting in the
city auditorium.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
REDUCE FINE FOR
CROSSING SIDEWALKS

\ substitution 10 tae ordinance ne-
1t4lrlhg permits 10 be obtained Tor
making. sidewalk crossings was re-
commended at the meeting Of ths
uINliics' committee yesterday after
noon, in order To give the director OF
tHolic works the power to issue per-
lnlts for such work. which was form
eriE granted a8 the 3.difiiiistf.a tive.
board. Recommendation also was
matte thdt The the for persons croRs-
Ing Tho sidewalks with vehicles vhsse
mere We're no such crossings. should
nay fno OF not loss than 81 nor
more than $50, the maximum foria-
erly being $50 and the minimum $40.
Action was deferred on the request
OF the United States Emergency Fleet
Corporation 10 build and operate 81
spur line running from the boiler
works here to the wharf al Rocket 81
pending "a change in the proposed or
dinance making ii read one or two
tracks in stead of tracks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
SIGMA PHI EPSILON ANNUAL
SUPPER tTSRICHMOND uOriI.

The annual supper of the Rich
moud alumni Of the Sigma Phi bpSi-
Ion fraternity viii be held This even
ing ut & O'Clock in the Richmond ho-
tel, when members returned troa'
overseas service Will he welcomed.
At the conference being held 10y tho
district fraternity the following col
ieEes are represented:
Richmond college. the University
OF Virginia, William ana Mary col
lege, Randolph Macon college. wash
ingtou and Lee university. North Car
olina A. and T., Trinity college ana
George Washington university,
Members recently returned from
France are j. Il. Woodward, i. Matt
Curriu. Wesley Wright, @. q. Garland.
Fl. n. George. III. Frank q, I.outhon,
Robert Throckmorton. warren T..
Lewis DR. Charles T.. phillips
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
wAlTtRP. vt|TcH, LOCAL
CONTRACTOR BANKRUPT
Ieti8i.n. filled In Federal C0utl Places
Hts Liabilities Mt $4,000; His
Axsctx nj Sc. o0ts.

Petition In bankruptcy has been tiied
in the United states district court b.
Walter Z. reitoh, we'll known in Iocal
contracting oircles. Mr. veitch reports
dehts Of s5e,t6a.e5. divided az follows
Taxes. sI.sg925; secured claims, $780,
ebs.s4: unsecured claims. s1S.ssftf His
assets total s26.6s40e.
THO largest unsecured claim is thai
Of hts daughter, frma N, veiteh.
amounting to sta.S6a ana representing
thc estate left her by ssmuelia ].
Brown on May 4, 1919. This claim is
IN process ~ litigation ir the ehaucery
court under the style Of Trina n. veltch
W. Waiter p. Veitch Other unsecured
claims listed IN the petition are lrma
y Feiteh. $3.50 loan; Mrs W II. ,kalr.
5000 loan. aud Warner Moore and com
SanF. s3,too worth OF materials,
Fhe largest secured claim is ts2a.-
tg) beHd with the United States ri
eelity and Guarantee company. Eaitl-
more. AID. local Offices 22- American
National Eank building. This bond rs
secured bv a mortgage trust deed to
John Il. L;ghtfoot, fr. and Wallace r
Erown conveying yeiteh's equity iii
cal estate the value of which Is eett-
mated at si0.0oo.
The petition asserts tnet OF Janu~
pry g. tal7. bsine then In default as
ensfdian and unable 70 account veiteh
requested big daughter. who was thep
piueteeg Years Old. to release the bond
ms, cefnran@ Of all chains az 10 re-
,iQta him of threatened proceedings by
The eoNuany, and that she did go and
f,sstiler, ,cayehantea to canflrn the rn-
leas" upon fcacnins her MAJORITY. IT
confines that she did confirm the re.
ie4sc upoo staining her naiori.r and
tppt tile securities were delivered to
h'u Oh Febr2sry Il. but that she iatar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
Trieds Meredith pie,r. Editor.

b Nr. ana Mrs. s. Waller Browning
anncunce the cnEa cement and ar
pfs6kShing marriage of their daught%.
feSsfe Hamilton. to Or. David care
w<sf Rice. Of Charlotte. Va; The
wedding wiIi take place early in MAY
or Interest To-day.
A1k sauch interest to Rlehmond go
IA I'D 1et A.s~As we sa-8nE ys 3R&-
gnnrns al ar and. ms Hts'rgse "a
HAMILTON. on New Hampshire avenue,
Washington, when their daughter,
Eliza beth, is to become the bride OF
Major william T0fupkfrs. sor of Mrs
Oh irEopher Torupkins, of this cats.
The wedding viii I've very quiet ana
riii he followed by an Informal recep-
zion. Mrs Tompkins left Richmond
yesterday to be present al the GERS
fnefy.
shower fer Bride Eject.
Miss Norma ayegton Woodward
viii he guest OF honor at a linen
shower this afternoon at asa clock
given hy Mrs. Wilmer 10y o'F1ahrefy
and Miss Trent stiff in the home OF
the former on Moss Side avenue. Tin
ter Park. a number OF Miss WOOD
wards friends have been invited, her
wedding to Charles Throckmotton. OF
nm eits, an Aprii Ia. will be one OF
~ NEST interesting AFFAIRS a. the
month. Miss Woodward In the dauGE-
~ Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Broken
eruugh Woodward, OF Ginter Para
PERSONALS.
MRS. virsinius Berry, of Iuray, a..
il svtet ting rela lives in this city. Mrs
HSsrr eAe before her marriage MiSE
i inlet Anderson.
Sxas at
hef home In Barton Heights after a
sanv Of several weeks at Trinity col
l~re, North Carolina.
Mrs, Horace HAYES has returned 20
her horne in this city after visit IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
Phone; Madison 1898

| New York city
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Marcus are
spending some time In New York.
Miss Louise rsoltofl, OF this city, will
ae to Baltimore early next week TO
join Miss Louise Bolton, OF Norfolk,
as he guest of Mrs John stump
az 4,.a s,s,,ss,s -, -. as ;,,ysS
their guest this week ut the West End
parsonage. n. Howard Of Newsons.
We
vi the OfsicerS' Club.
Mrs James Branysh Cabell is chair
man at the officers club in the Uni
yersity club rooms this evening. Al
officers In the city and their wives are
invited 10 attend Dancing begins ut
s 30 O'Clock. Assisting Mrs Cabell rs
chaperones are; Mrs. II. NJ. Hoaaley,
Mrs \. f.. Donnan, Mrs. Il. Addison
Rsnpoids Mrs. /. st George Cooke,
Mrs stafford r. Parker, Mrs, Mary
Waddill Furnival. Mrs. William VI.
Talisfcrro and Mrs. j. Allison Hodges.
Lecture Postponed.
Tho lecture which was to have been
given by Ralph Adams Cram. archi-
taet Of Boston, AT the Woman's club
this evening has been postponed until
a later date. Mr. Cram Is to lecture
on the Cathedral at Rheims. He de-
signed the buildings OF Richmond col
lege at Westham pton and the building
for the now Church of the Holy Com
ferter.
woman's Service League.
The Capital City division, Virginia
League for Woman's Service. met az
the home Of the chairman, Mrs.
Frank y. Williams Several import
ant matters were brought APP. dis
cussed and acted on. This organiza-
ton was the first 10 subscribe to the
fifth Libery loan. also the first to sub
scribe TO the Wpman's Land Army
and to give 1t their moral support,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
TT6DITRN1i EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
PLACES MANY IN POSITIONS

Report OF Che work Of The Ricu-
mond branch OF the United states ON
ployrnent service for the months Of
February and March shows that. in
February, of 2.s41 applications fur
employment 1889 were placed. ard
that, in March, Of 1915 applicants
$50 were placed.
OF 1To returned soldiers and sail
ors who applied for positions in lFeb-
ruary 1871 were placed and Of s1f in
March iss ware placed.
Wortley Dickie, superintendent Of
the bureau, said yesterday that y
number of excellent positions On
farms are open.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
CONCRETE ROAD f'ROM WEN
10 SPir TO COST ms lfgss

Norfolk, Va. April S--The contract
tor The building Of The concrete road
frora Forth street, Ocean View 10 the
end of Wiloughhy Spit has been
awarded to a. Coster by the commits
sionor on roads and bridges Work
on this road is expected TO start
shortly.
The county appropriation of $4,000
for this work has been augmented by
the addition of $4,000 raised by n
COMMITTEES from the residents Of the
district through which. the road runs.
and il is now M to tfh contractor to
replace the present road with ofie
hat can he utilized at all times.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
Girl OFFERED $500 WHO
MAKES BEST BOX OF CANDY

Here's Your chance. girls. The
sailors at the Hampton roads opefat
ing base ara hungry for caudy--home O.
made candy through C0mmahfteV
II. IL Scttlemcyer. First company.
i"irsJ ptson 4, q. sehofl uHh 3 >thes-
are offering - to tho girl who sends
The box That appeals to their tasl 10
most. They stipuIate that the candy
must ~ chocolate. though there ar
many Kinds of chocolate that girls
may make for the sweet hungry fell
lows, The girl doesn't have To have
sky blue eyes and golden curls~to make
candy There sire no regulations lnr
he contest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
EFFICIENT WORK SAVE,
VIRGINIA TIt4U PLANT

hiarisshUrs. Va, Apy@ An alarm
OF tire from number lour barracks,
Virginia POLYTECHNIC institute. II neon
today brought out the students fire
company and the good work Of the
latter prevented any great injury to
buildings, II not fheir desiractien.
The fire is thought to have been
caused by an overloaded pine in the
basement and very little damage was
done II was necessary to tear up
some q the flooring 20 reach The
blaze.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
Fury Mrs. cambridge To-day

Funeral services for Mrs cambridge
z Burweli will he conducted at noon
today in Christ Episcopal church.
Norfolk, the Rev. f. (. Steirmetz
officiating Mrs. Burwell was before
her marriage Miss Mary Louise Cooke,
daughter Of the late Armistead NJ T.
Cooke and Mrs. Marx Louisa CTodd)
Cooke. Besides her husband Mrs.
Burweil ia survived by. three sisters.
Mrs. r, A. Dobie, or Norfolk. Mrs.
Ashton Ramsey and Mrs F. G.
Grandy. OF Baltimore, ard two BROTH
ers, Merritt T. and William Cooke.
both Of Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
AIxE0ED vI0I4ATUR or
EgPX0yAGE ACT srRRENDEaS

stGnnton. va, April Sd. NJ Nc
Dan,eis. Of Allegheny. charged with
violation Of the espionage act by sedi~
HEN and treason, who made his esesps
10 the ynountain. some dsys ago, Ieav-
ing his son. Henry MoDaniels. 70 hold
he bag" walked calmly into the Of
fgre OF United States Commissioner
Hutst C3laen yesterday and surrendered
hanseff Int the custody of the law
r. ~ man waived . preliminary
hearing and Wa allowed 10 return
- hfs home On . bond Of s1.eee. pend.
fAr his trial befefA the federal grand
ttry. His son II also ont on a bond
IL the same dsncmsnstion. having besn
AeiA for the Grand Jury ut his pre-
sIninAfy hearing held recently.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
CIT 7 NE VS. IN B RTE F

metal garage Ia rear OF 13oS Oai.-
wood avenue. 10 cost st25; T. y.
Teagle, 10 build frame shed in rear
Of t3i2 Twentieth street. TO cost
$780, baptist Council Of Richmond,
to build one-HtdrE church at the
northeast corner cf Marshall ana Al
lamont streets. to cost S5,50a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
Southside Items
'ss...-'.s.'.f.-.s... ssss...........@s
Hurt In Accident.


Beruam Thurman, OF 465 Wood
land Heights, Is in the Memorial hos
pital, as result of an accident which
happened al Second and Hall streets
about 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
when he was thrown from "a motor
cycle ne was riding when he collided
with heavy automobile
lie was travelling northward along
Hui street. II was said and could not
stop his machine I'm time to prevent
running into the automobile which
was turning from HUH street into a
short throughfare. The impact hurl-
ed Thurman fron his seat into tttc
road. cutting deep cash in his head
He was hurried to Memorial hos
pltai IN an ambulance. and an opera
ton was performed II was stated
that his inJ, les ware serious, but IL
is not though F'7t they Will prove
fatal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
MISS VIRGINIA LAMBERT
HEAD or NURSES CLUB

Miss Virginia Lambert Was elected
president of the Richmond Nurses
club at the annual meeting Thursday
Other officers elected are Miss Henri.
eta Brogden. first vice president. Miss
Marie Mosely, second vice-president !;
Mrs. r. $. Faris, secretary. and Miss
Ellen Goss, treasurer. ISIS fruth l..
Robertson. who recently returned
from France with the Mcclure hos
pital unit. spoke at the meeting, re
lating her oNerseas cXperiencos
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
Obituary
Funeral OF III. u. Curry

Funeral services for Henry Lee
Curry will be conducted this after
noon at 8 o'clock in Union Station
Methodist church, with burial in
lakewood cemetery. Mr.. Curry is sur
viSed by his widow and one child;
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S T. Curry
two sisters, Mrs. Frederick Davidson
and Miss Elizabeth Curry. and two
brothers. Ray and Larkir Curry
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
HtN 'st.NiSEs' ASKED SAVE
WASTE FOR NURSE WORK

Housewives engaged tn ssg.u :
cleaning and unpacking are asked h.
ihc Nurses settlement 10 remember
that there viii he "a collection of cast
OFF clothing and rags. old carpets,
rubber goods, etc. some time this
spring. The money from the the dis
posal of this collection OF cast of
things viii be used for the settlement
work
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05

Funeral services for John O Bur-
ION. well known In Richmond and
other sections of Virginia. were con-
Quoted this week at Weldon n g.
The remains were taken 10 Poplar
Grove the old home of Mr. Rurton's
grandfather. Col Andrew JOINER for
burial
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
Time Dralgs Joy
And Happiness
A. the Hosrs Pass the Csmias II
Baby Draws Nsarsr-Ars
Ysu Prepared?

No woman awaiting tie 10Y Il eosalnt
noihsrhooa SHOULD aeyw. the layB 10 paAs
wsthaQt hsinx the woadcrfal pengffstin1 ap-
pl:cAtign. Mothefs' Friend.
a By ~ feFular nse throughout tts periAl
the system IL prepared for the cosaing eteht
ard s.raln ana Tension q relieved. II rap
Isss Tho broad, dat aAAominal fiuM.ies plant
and they readily yield to natures demand
fcr expansion: A. \ result ID. rervn ssa
rot Grawn upon with that peculiar wrench.
irs strain, and nausea, nervnasne~s, .tcafine.
Gown nId stretching pains hrc ecrntrfs st<a.
The abdomen eEpsGca saf:iy Wksn hair IL
fi.ss and The hours 1t the rf.siA are MAJ
nrsny e.: raln and danger ~ ccnsA-
Mother's Friend not osly xEays d;s.ress IN
saSvanss, but as.urss Z speedy recovery for
tho m0thef.. The Ski4 10 kept soft and
unenk. lin IN
Writ: y ths t.sdes!d ReFnlatcr Company.
s 81 81: = MSsnstsq s9oh :sa ps:sc,;
.....t ct
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
WIND BLOWS ROOF OFF
ON FRANK SPITZtsR'S HEAD

rimbervi'le, Va, April 8. During the
severe wind which blew for forty
eight hours the. latter part of last
ss,esi< =. FOOT gsvas,, ~oHsna FROM a. gram
airy on the farm or Frank splitter.
three miles west Of 'TimborlHl on
saturday afternoon
Mr. Spitser and his sen who were
3andiug near. seeing their danger.
stttteu 20 run, but becoming confused
r&iAw N}rect}> under the flying roof.
which straek Mr.. splitter suuarcly,
rendering hina unconscious and cut
ting and bruisinG Kim about the head
aud shoulders
Mr.. Snitzer is confined to his bed
and suffers considerable rais. The
Younger man ESCAPED with slight
hruisc to one of HIS shoulders
rcaga hafh lis relief rysihleus mo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
Police Court CnScs

a l., Newell was fined ten dollars
ana costs yesterday on a charge OF
being intoxicated.
John Sydnor and Samuel Brown.
TWO eoiored gamesters. were each fin
ed five dollars yesterday on a charge
OF shooting craps.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05

FREE EATS FOR SOLDIERS
AZ TX. or G.. HOME TO-DAY

Hot coffee and sandwiches are
served free every Saturday afternoon
beginning at o'clock, TO men in uni
form who visit the knights of Colufn.
bus home, Eighth and Grace streets
a sneciaI committee IL IN charre
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05
fnex ERHovrr.

Special 70 The Richmond vtreiu3ar J
Frseiiur. VS.. April t,--Inez TIRE
seven-yssr~old daughter of John VI.
Hanover, died the latter pnrt Of the
l5st week She suffered an attack OF
inouenza about two months since, from
WHICH. she newef fatty ~recSpVresl' am
complications were developed
This makes the second mem Der of The
family claimed by death within the
past fnonth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-05

IT was American Ped Cross food aud
clothing arriving regularly at the rser-
man prison camps where American
prisoners Of war l1SeC~ confined that did
most to nail the German propaganda
spread among the men that their own
people had abandoned them. declare
hundreds of released prisoners.