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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
THREE DAYS TO BUY SEALS
sale of >ticL-r, to Fight White pI,ruc
Ends Here on Wednesday
Night,

TarEa DAYS remain for the saln Of
1919 E@h Cfos5 Christmas seals which
are BENG disposed OF 10 furnish funds
EoF iue Richmond Ant!-TubercuIosjs
Assoc!atlons BATHS next year acajnsr
the white plague mere
!oI lnt GlSt- button o: health sticlcrs
WI BE conducted at The store OF tn.
Rose Meyer. OF the school q! s1 1'riaT
Work and public health, ana a booth
mat mas been maintained at anotGn-
iho,ndiGh VII! be moved TO the Mutual
Encoura ged by the readiness wiz,
w ryn!d ichinonders have come for.
Ward 10 purchase seals, officials or
the anti-tuberculosis assoc;ation 90
counting ?n being able TO extend The
scope OF lhe.r activities in Richmond
u Is planned, providing adcoua, .
i inanl I, SUPPORT IS available, to hold
VIZ .h9nf ifte clinics ana in other
hs'iF.Y zoo victims here annuaii,, - ''iS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
ENGINE WHISTLE BLOWS
FOR F0RTY-TWO MINUTES
'e breaks md Rlchmond Citizen.
are Noused From Sleep by
Prolonged Blast

+, Locomotives may have sense OF
Eumor after all. At least one dis
piayeh prankish disposition las.
nisht when it shrieked at the ton
OF its steam for forty-two consecutivn
minutes. despite every effort to dIss,,-
age IL. much to the disgust or North
slde ana West End citizens.
Isoused from their beds because of
me sleep -dcfyinG racket created bv tha
eur -splitting blasts of the obsti,atoo
engine hundreds were filled viii a.
apprehension that some event OF graf
national Importance had taken Sc
Huch as new revolution in lfnSt.n
or inc abolition OF the prohibition
These anxious citizens dn,r,,,,
searched among Richmond farforfas
10! the perpetrat0r of the hein;o',a
crime against the peace OF tho rn,,
,1unity and the sleep Of half ths
After more than half an hon.
waning on the still night ar ~,
noise gradually grew less ana .ne
ana finally died away eniire1v ieSs
when dinky switch engine crcn, my
the city was the mystcrv rs ~ ~,
mysterious whistles sonrce soI,oa me
Nhiie loading coal at Tho cban
pcake and Ohio Railway wharf Isn, i,
a ihile beyond the Richmond Chnn,;a.i
works a valve broke in the offcnd;,',! !
WHISTLE automatically turnjnr ,,S
steam into IT, the
mere was said to be no o,her w,,
uihuer me circumstances, to stop ~.
,n|u, pance except to wait until ,ho
""ppiF OIL steam was exhausted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
EMPLOYEES IN STEAMSHIP
OFFICE REMAIN ON STRIKE
AWnit Return OF Itichmond Agent he
fore Deciding On Action.
l'ilOtS Still Ont.

No new Developments of tho strike
OF licensed masters, mates. pjlots mi
engineers on the steamers OF Tho 9iJ
DOMINION Steamship Company nlyinr
p nesWecn points in Virginia were re-
ported yesterday.
al IN Richmond the score or more Of
await fimpio zee Of the company are
WYATT, agent for the coinpanv who -.
IN New York attending a confcrencs
or OFFICIALS there on the sitnoiion III,
- expected to return to Richmond TO-
:. according to dispatches from Nor
a ao,h iiSt night. an embargo has been
nSiiapIished on freight consigned TO
M pTIdhtS reached by the steamers OF the
o Unn dominion Line in Virginia to pre-
nesides Richmond itself seve,
tpa ui re- are very much affected bv
me tlc-up and probable susDcnsion of
service by the company VI
GGnithheld small town about tbir,v
nlieS from Norfolk and having no raii
tons is reached only by the
~ n DOMINION Line. and will feel tho
other point. '"'h an!
" Ports in Mathews, Gloucester. Isle Of
semond and Norfolk Counties are also
much affected by the strike also
nrt was declared here Yesterday h.
OH iclalS of the company that il Vol,
p J., r 6. take. several weeks ~
nt,ai nten up the affairs of the con-.
pihmy finally. in case the office here l.
Efforts will be made TODAY at Nor
u, uilio are. to adjust the wage sitna nae
tioH, dispatches state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
BUSINESS LEADERS WILL
CONFER ON COAL STRIKE
sadents of Chambers of CONNIE
state to Meet With Cover
nor Davis Today

=, nresidents of the Chambers Of Corn.
o., here OF every city in Virginia ana
w mcrS interested in the situatin
FUSED S.,u by the strike of coal mines
WI, MI meet today for a con ference H. ~
~ ~" 1ihcc ~, Of Governor Davis at
~. u.och: Ihc meeting was called bv
me Governor last week in a teiepr,nS,
S,nt. 10 inc business leaders Of the
Of rs ~ expected that ways and means
virginia by divcrting coal to oibnr
n ""n,% "3al-pTodncine states. will he dis.
49,; Mines in the Old Dominion are
crnnn lie ,,E almost at capacity, reports
'ro" nc mining region Indicate. %
uchnite plan Of action IN ho 70,
.mm .; undcr present coal shortage
Iohh,liohs VIII probably he worl;cd 90,
by those present at the meeting. ou'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
QUOTAS PLEDGED BY NINE
OF EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
run Report on Progress of Nation
"ioe Drive Here Not Received
act mt Headquarters
\fearor rono-,. -,

Meagcr reports obtainahle at head
quarters Of the nationwide campairn
vi iie episcopal Church in Richmond
maze 1t impossible TO estimate win
any degree of accuracy VIVA; nm"unt
had been raised in Richmond vnstcr
uay toward Eichmond's apportionmcn,
u LSn2S."oo annually for ;hree years.
All Saints Holy Comforter, 81 bh;Ji,;s
,,EGoiored1 and Holy Trinity report.d
eiietr allotments for the nation vide
t,hhdnpaien raised in fun. as well as
ineir local budgets. Emmanuel and
Holy Comforter oversubscribnd th MI
assessments 'hc!'
81. James. which has the second
laerseSt apportionment in the nionesa
OF Virginia. S23.125, does not cyrect
next Sunday.
Meade Memorial. in South Richmond
winch is in the Diocese OF Southern
nrslnia. VIII not have completed a
every member canvass of Thai rnn.ra
sation viii have The personal dIrrc-
ZION OF the rector, Rev Thomas r
STe;ln'nes. d. D.. who is serving the
e ac,,.i,s OF southern Virginia as ex-
ecul!Vc secretary of the diocesan cam.
p"1Sh AZ headquarters in Norfolk.
The superintendent for tho entire nj
Geese OF Virginia in the nation-wide
venrs IN, IS $4,000 annually for three
ern virginia is s225.0O0 annuallv for
INC same period. All Richmond I.nis.
G;opal churches except Meade Memorinl
~, ~ SCUM Hichmond. and the Church OF
me GOOD Shepherd. in Forest IIilI ara
included in the Diocese of Virrinin
incomplete reports last might from
other Richmond churches than ,bnSn
", Mht t.,i had raised their apportionments
mental, s14,450: Christ. FsSao '96o Moh q,
pamrs, $4,000; St. Lukc's, s4G5; En;nb.
any. $500; Ascension. s5,553.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
BUSINESS ON CARY STREET
BIG THINGS FOR THIS WEEK
bctwecn Holiday Lull Comes to End
Much Actively Looked for-Lust
Weeks TrRdc.

The wholesale produce merchants
and the commission houses along Cary
and Thirteenth Streets experienced
something OF lull last week-that in
cvitablc lull that always comes along
between the THANKSGIVING rush and
tnc lnst-Dci e-ChristmaS activity. The
or some and the demand was not as
active as for two weeks previous How
ever. there was no loafing on Cary
street. all the houses finding enoug h
business 1;Mi to keen them on the job.
ChickenS were in moderate supply.
but sufficient for the demand. The
live ones went at 20 TO 81 cents per
pound; dressed 80 TO 40. Live hens
~ 10 30, Turkeys were in rather
hight receipt and prices held up well.
I'VE birds going at 30 TO 3S and dressed
hEurcS Guineas, ducks and geese re-
manned unchanged. Eggs were in light
receipt Ihe nenr-by-country variety
rabbits were in large receipt, No /
going at 80 to 40 ana the other kinds
at any oid figure below that. according
10 condition and appearance.
Ncals were dull, the top being -
cents per pound for ne very best. Be
low that grade the price was from IL
10 H. Live hogs We're active at II
to 10 and the dressed animals II 10
~. sheep little dull At 6 TO .. Hides
W. lower. the green going at IS to
50 and the green sailed 80 to 81.
Butter was scarce and higher. good
bringing as high as 60 cents
per pound and the other kind from
that down to so cents.
There were no changes in the vcget-
able and fruit market, except That
strictly fancy apples, because Of their
were shade higher, fancy
easily bringing $40 to SII
per barrel. Stock below this grade
lrG 1'h 80 up, acGording to quality
ccipts viii be larger and the demand
People Will be getting ready
tor Christmas times and the Cary Stree;
folks look for that inevitable pre- oli.
day rush TO begin this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
TWO RICHMOND PASTORS
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARIES
pr. Scherer Enters Thirteenth Yenr of
.orate NJ EngliKh Lutheran,

Leigh Street Baptist Church en-
Tered upon the tenth year of the pas-
v OF DR.. John J. Wicker. D. D.,
anniversary of the thirteenth Wear Of
me nastorate OF Rev. J. ]. Schercr d
~. nastor OF the First English Lut5.
:. IN ms sermon yesterday morninr DR.
Scherer recalled che fact that 65S mem.
ners had been added to the church in
tnls time. OF this number 400 were
received from other churches sev"n,v
we're adult baptisms and 40 children
Money raised for all purposes
amounted to 100000. DR. Schcrer
stated. Thirty-one thousand, one nun
dred and sixty-five pastoral calls had
heen made in the thirteen years. and
OF tnesc 1000 had been made In fou..
months OF last year, '''
Only hfty-eig ht members OF tho First
EnSlish Lut leran Church had died
stated. 49, ~ M"S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
FAIR-PRICE COMMITTEE
WILL GATHER IN CAPITOL
Hody to Discuss Policy to Dc FIJI.
lowed In Checking ProHtcrrinr
In l'Oodstufs Here

k'chmcnd's pricc-fxing c3mmir,ce
tweaty-two strong. will meet this
afternoon in the Senate Chamber OF the
capitol at 4:30 o'clock The call for
man j. T. Bethel
NO business OF great moment will
0 9c considered at the meeting today,
pectcd that the principal discussion
VIII center around the questions Of
Mnat boiicy the committee will fol-
Although il was soi1 -, thn 10.
ING c! the fun fair-pricc commit &c
that air-pricc list on groceries.
poai,ry ana eggs and fruits would be
aNhiiahIG Tor the newspapers on Sat
urday. December g. delay was en-
conntered In preparing the chart. and
- ms hot yet been given out 1t is
which is sponsoring. the list has had
several meetings within the last few
Gays, and VIII soon issue the. List
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
HUTzLER FUNERAL HELD
At BETH AHABAH TEMPLE.
Last Rites for President OF Congrc-
cation and Prominent Citizen
Conducted by Rabbi Calisch.
VACANT SEAT is DRApED
Favoritc Hymns Of Deceased, Gross
ing tho Bar" and "lmmortality,"
Sung by CongrcgatiOn--Intcr
Takes Place in Hebrew Cemetery.

Friends of Charles Uutzler among
Jews and Christians of Richmond filed
Beth Ahabah Temple to capacity yes
tcrday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock to
honor the memory OF the distinguished
citizen. who died Friday morning in
st. Elizabeth's Hospital
DR.. Edward y. Calisch, rabbi Of the
synagogue. conducted the funeral SER
vices. In his brief talk to the con.
gTcgation DR.. Calisch emphasized the
conspicuous ability of Mr.. Hutzlcr as
shown i'll his devotion TO the best In
'eresis OF his city. State and church.
vice, the rabbi recalled that Mr. Hutzler
was hrst a member of the board of
niana gers or me synagogue. then vice
president OF the congregation and for
the last thirteen or fourteen years
president resi- Of the congregation.
no me &c; vacant seat Of. Mr. Hutzler at
crepe. immortality" the hymn writ
ten by Dr. Calisch. and another ia
x na of Mr. Ilutzler's. Crossing the
Burial was in the Hebrew Gene
terry.
The service at the synagogue was
dutzler home, 2O3c Monument Avenue.
Palibearers were w. II. SchwarzchiId.
H. II e e W ns, GGodwin' william H. Camp.
Harwood '"''''s
Mr.. Hutzlcr l.; survived by one son
AVN b. iiutzlcr. and by two brothers,
Isaac and Emmanuel Iiutzier.
Mr.. Hutzler was born in Dichmopa
seNehlE years agn, and at the age OF
sixteen began business career. Fer
me laSt forty years he has bcon in
limateiy associated with the growth
of Richmond. wv !"
Authcr of number of hooks on
various phases OF Jewish history. Mr.
iiutzler was recognized as ono Of ;hc
lcaacrs Of his race in Virginia and a
valuable citizen of the COMMUNICATIVE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Richnhond Glorious meets Mt st.
Paufs Church Mt IL.
Richmond Ministerial Union mt
\. VI. Z. n. mt 1i,3O.
Wade G. Smith speaks Mt wo-
mans Club ut 4.
Meeting OF Fnir-PrIce Commit
tee In SENATE chamber Mt 4:3U.
ED. Shumway leads noon-dny
sing Mt Richmond Steel Company.
Annual meeting OF Hoard of d.
rcctors Associated Charities nt
Jefferson Hotel at . o'clock.
Street Committee or Council
meets mt City Hall nj ;.
NiwnniS Club meets Mt Business
Mems Club mt CARO-.
Red Cross annual meeting at
Jefferson Hotel ut =.
Allen & Ginter employees hold
dance nj Army and Navy COM
munity Club nj $500.
City Finance Committee At CITY
Hall nt y.
Highland Park Citizens A,soci-
alton at the Highland Park school
nj =.
Richmond Auto Trades Associa-
ton ut Murphy's Hotel mt s.
Strand-'I,isc of Peter Bnrban,"
nj $40.
Lyric-InudevilIe Mt $3.50. .:45
md 9:30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Examination. wedne.d,

p,,,an service examinations will he
T,miIdt teuhcsday IN the Federal
IONS. The principal examinations arc
ii ooir medical intcrncs. veterinarians and
mai Industry, domestic science t.a Al
~ - 'cachers and matrons. Indian SER
- hppiIcanis. apprentice fish cui
nnys,cal laboratory helpers. file clerks
piooi readers. operators for calcula,
~? machines. card Dcrforating ma
'HiHe operators. debating mach;no
on1rators, operatives for graphotvnes
wv icsSoe raphs, mimeographs and
r.iii US US D,hcr positions. Examinat ions
day morning. canes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
ANNUAL MEETING TONIGHT
colonel Henry w. Anderson to Address,
h'cHnond Chapter OF Red Cross
In Jefferson Auditorium

WORK Of the American Red Cross
ht forciGn Fields" will be the subject
1t the address of Lieutenant ColonaI
!ich'E W. Anderson, which will fea
.ure me annual meeting of the Rich
' i.s.nr .nh per, IN the auditorium OF the
son iiotel tonight at $3.50
Ioionei Anderson will be introduced
~ coleman WORKMAN, chairman NJ
me hlchinond chapter. who will make
rici statement, showing the cxtnnt
oi kcd cross activities in Richmond
NHhinembers of the chapter. as vel,
Ion nose VINO belong TO the organiza-
VIII be no solicitation OF funds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
PLAN COURSE FOR LEADERS
nhs'rr' {" Receive Special In,
S'"''ioh Tor Work with
richmond Boys

scout masters and men in charge q,
..!eops OF BOY scouts in r chrnond Tn
H. ton reeve r snecial course Of instruc-
ne ADVISORY board Of the scent No.
ieIS CIub; and made public yes;.rdar
: =, !" t men ne course viii be given has
cover period OF eight wccl, y" =,
VIII probably start Just after ~
Christmas holidays. Eight spb,an,e
viii be irst aid W "h'ch
Flnal details of the proposed MA p,
have not been arranged. 'ian
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
WOMAN SWALLOWS POISON
Mrs. l.. :. Watson Taken to Virginia
hospital Suffering From Effects
of Bichloride OF Mercury.

Mrs. l., S. Watson. twenty-cight
years old. Of 300 North Rowland Street
IS at he Virginia Hospital suffering
from the. effects of six bichloridc OF
mercury tablets which she is said to
nave swallowed yesterday afternoon
about o'clock
immediate medical attention was
Tthd.rtu by the ambulance physician
pr, Moon, VINO took her to the Vir-
s!ni" hospital There it was stated
favorable. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
CHARITIES BOARD TO MEET
DIR. .'amc. buchanan. retiring score
10 hcnd Final Report he
fore Welfare Organization,

Members Of the board OF directors
contributors to the work. and citizens
at the annual meeting OF the Assoc
ciated Charities of Richmond this after
noon at o'clock in room Gao, JEFF
ferson Hotel.
Reading OF reports OF officers OF the
orsanization will feature the mee,ing
DI. James Buchanan the retiring sec
rotary. VIII read his final repo-t. Sc
Icctton OF an acting secretary Wi
PROBABLY be made at this meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Virginia sweet ro,,,,,. u,s

.,,,.I'.-t W. TiWcNt review OF last Wcek's
% ,e'a' market conditions has this 20
s+5o-4 per barrel Mnryrand' r wn1fnsi
500 AT St-4.25 in Baltimore. New
s s.i,sy ~ Liow Varieties were about
see Nancy Halls were in f,ir d.n,n us
NY weaker In St Louis and Eansos
sity At 81 -l.5O per hamper. but reached
decreased To 400 cars As apaine, n7s
.Hst week Virginia Eastern Shnrs
sn'pped ,hf'y-cight, New Jersey seven.
'"ehty-cight Tennessee twcnty-six
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


ONANCOCK. VIZ, Dec. T.---Jacob
Rossc. of Daughcrty. died at the home
OF his son, Charles Rose. aged ninety
three years. Funeral services were
conducted by the Rev. f. NJ. Balm. OF
the Presbyterian Church. and inter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Ethel I~ake Upcon,c,on,

Fourtteh days after Bong rnndernA
nnconscious In the automobile accjden;
Ethel Lcakc ono OF tho Ii,,,n y
Inns continues In that state. accord
ing to an early morning ropor, a,
Inc me hospital The other child. lane
,I,uller, Is steadily improving. ,Iihon"S
physicians sun regard her condition
AS serious. ''''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Virginia Peanut, som.

IN" Burcau of Markets reports an
peanut prices and conditions is os
Prices to growers in Suffolk scciion
Virginia. ranged about l cent love- :,
IS IL cent per pound for VIZ ~
farmers grade. Cleaned Jumbos In.
ciined IL cent, ranging II I-2-15 cent
Nirginias shelled. ranged 'Is 10 On
cents per pound. and Virginia .Jumhos
cleaned. strengthened to 1918 cents
Hiabama. Spanish No. 1. ranged is
l.i-ls LIZ cents In Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Uus.cII n v,,II,o

>pETERSRURG. VA. Dec. 7.-Rus-
sell ii. Wallace, aged siXty-eight years,
died at Westbrook Sanitarium early
sunday morning. His funeral will take
place on Monday evening from the
residence Of Samuel c. Wilson. In
termcnt will he made in Blandford
Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08

PETERSHURG, w, Dec. 1--WE
liam l.. Slaughter, aged ffty-seven
years. died at his residence on West
Washington Street yesterday He is
survived by his wife and six children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
WIIinnl III. I,Iwrun.

LiEgan. ff,y- four years Of age. n
well known resident of Lynchburg.
died Saturday night ut tho home OF
his sister. Miss Lucy a. Iiggan. lie
had long been i'll of Bright's disease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
John AIcCnfI,y.

Me str TbCiih .jI,I ain Dec; T. John
former policeman. died Saturday night
AT his home. 202S Poplar street. lie
VAS WAS inc father OF w. T.. McCathy, n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
hrs. Leroy w. Hnrt.

ONANCOCK. Dee Mrs. Leroy w.
Hart died at her home at Molfa, after
having been confined TO her bed nearly
q year with spinal trouble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08

iHNCHBtRG, Dec. Mrs. TT. a..
Ben, seventy years OF age. died Stature
DAY at her homo In Monroe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Election OF officers will take place at the
OF Hsdcinc and Surgery tomorrow night
az $50 o'clock In the auditorium of The
Shaino.r OF Commerce Papers will bc
TSid by Or Mcclure Newton and Dr. j
Members OF he Highland Park Citizens
AssoSiation VIII NEE, tonight at s O'clock
IN Inc auditorium OF the Highland PARK
SEhooi Important subj ectS of interest 70
an CITIZENS of the locality will be dis
EnRs Biz J J. Seherer; D. p. pastor of Frs,
EEthlliSn Lutheran Church, left Yesterday Tor
NcW ioTk. where he will attend =, meet.
ING today OF he Inter Mission Board of
the United Lutheran Churches OF America
co nr Tild I., schercr. presiden, of King
~, ,F l , hrran Church last night on ..Chris-
been Ill at st. Lukc's Hospital for several
=, P"stnaster Hay 7. Thornton declared
i igHs ti,. . TO b. in the conncll u Mil
." occupied on December l6. will be made
Not great many alterations ar. To- lie
mace. III is declared. Partitions are TO lc
put up IN IN" new station which will rani;
as station. not "A parcel pos; annex and
IN cas-" t"e proper material cannot by OBJ
iained 10 do this work. rough boards Will
." SUBSTITUTED for "A time III order To get
the station INTO operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
TIE POWER HOUSE.

The Ideal OF a church is that
IL shall be a spiritual power
house, generating the moral
/. force that shall later cXnend it
self in the service OF mankind.
There Is no thought OF selfish
bcneht on the part Of those who
attend. Tho church simply pre-
scnts TO chem an opportunity and
a privilcge-of coming into more
intimate and vital touch with
the great spiritual forces OF the
stronger to do the work OF life.
Its Sunday service is Drcpara-
tory 10 ;hc wider service out
side. Il aims TO stimulate and
stir to action. If a man does
not leave its doors with the
dominant idea of doing some
thing for his fellows, its funda-
mental purpose is not accom-
DliShrl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Confederate Museum
THE PARAGRAPH PULPIT
UNITARIAN.
I2th ana Clay Streets
Open Daily . 4. ~ to S r. n
Saturdays A. 81 10 Z. II.
Admission IS Certa

OUR FAITH
The FnthcrhOod OF God.
The brotherhood of Man.
The Leadership OF Jesus.
Salvation by Character.
The Progress of Mankind, On
.vnrd md LpNnrd Forever.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-04-25
AMERICAN FALLS HOME
GUARDS ARE NO MORE
Thursda, Night Witnessed MASTERING
In of Home Guard Company as Ida
no National Guard.

Thursday night the American Falls
Home Guard gathered together for the
last time under that designation Al
that time the members of the Home
Guard company we're mustered into
the Idaho National Guard.
American Falls was the first place
III the state to reach its quota of enlist
ments for the National Guard, CO be-
ing required and to date they have en-
listed 83. But the requisite number,
65 were mustered in last night. 1t
hoped to increase the enlistments TO
100 at an early date.
After being mustered into the SER
vice OF the state an election OF Officers
was held with the following results:
Captain, A. H Ley of American
Falls
First Lieutenant. Floyd Stuart si
Anne rican Falls.
Second Lieutenant, Ben Johnson o,
Aberdeen.
Better selections for officers coulc
not have been made, all OF them hav
ing had military training,
The headquarters of the compan,
will be al American Falls under tk'
command of Captain Ley, and la
toon will he stationed at Aber i3en
Bingham county, in command OF SEC
ond Lieutenant Johnson.
II is the intention TO hold at leas
one drill each week as the minimum
number Of drills for the year is forty
eight If the members OF the compan
are to receive their pay which is one
fourth of the regular army pay
After the election Of officers shor
talks were made by Adjutant Genera
Albert H. Wilson, Major ]. B. Burns
mastering officer and the newly elect
ed local officers.
After the muster and speechmakin
the newly formed company gave thei
2 first annual dance After the thir
dance Private Buster Thornhill CAV
an exhibition drill which was vote
the grand event OF the evening.
The whole evening was considered
: grand success and a most enjoyabI
affair withShe one exception Of Car
. tain Ley, who was somewhat "peeVec
} because he was kept so busy introdu'
! ing the gray-haired major to the ];
2 dies. all Of whom seemed very anxiot
4 for an opportunity to meet the fin
= looking gentleman.