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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
Denies He FaDors
Mapp Act Change
!. Sidney Peters Says He
Has Not Endorsed Pro-
posed "InproUe1nent."

Norfolk proposed Improvement" on
me Aiapp prohibition act has not. as
was animated. the sanction of state
nrohibition Commissioner j. Sidney
Ictcrs, according 10 Il letter the COM
missioner has Just Forwarded TO news
papers i'll that city
The, proposed ordinance is designed
70 give police justices original and
hnai Jurisdiction over liquor cases com.
inE before them.
commissioner Peters letter follows:
am advised by my friends that
an ordinance pending before the CITY
Council giving tho police justice OF
the city OF Nortolk jurisd ctiou to try
persons accused OF violating tho state
prohibition law under which the Po-
lice Court would have original jur;s-
dsction OF the trial of such cases, etc.
mas my approval.
II do not know how this rumor or
iginated. but ! have hcen misreprc-
Scntcd ] never SAW tho ordinance do
not know what its provisions are. and
never heard OF IL until today. There
:orc. IL Is incorrcc; TO quote me AS
either faroring or not favoring the
passage of the aforesaid ordinance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
DEFENSE COUNCIL ADOPTS
RESOLUTIONS FOR BISHOP
Late Rt. Rev. Robert 4. Gibson Praised
for Good Advice During Trying
Periods.

On motion "A committee Of INC Coun-
gu @. defense was appointed 20 draft
suitable resolutions upon ;he death OF
fiJhop GIBSON. The committee offered
tac following resolutions;
Resolved, that in the death OF tho
Right Reverend Robs"; Atkinson Go
a. bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal
CAurcu OF Virginia, The Council OF lie.
tcasc, II common with the Diocese OF
Virginia. has los, an cNcien; and wise
col:ic.!o: whose iaIiuc"ce and ability
Vs. o; 6-cai value AID Al al! times
available III uaay Q: the trying and
l;aP1siAni matters b-oush; before
ti!a counci., and whose action in adj
N!a!a;s his diocese as 20 is duties al
INC beginning OF nc wac established
: STANDARD 70: Christian men ana wo-
men. which was as natura! as !, was
s~1u;nc IN one way, who as a youth
h2o served Gmllan;ly in tho Conicd-
:":e army, And who bore ever with
".I; thc high consciousness al Scrvic.
~ ,lle church MILITANT no less Than
- ii:m BELIEF. in rs: church triUm-
.inan; -"
'';eso.vcd, tina; iil.S minute, be spread
l!.'aa tine records 81 the council! OF de-
.>a;i. AND Al copy mailed 20 the oisnop's
emily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
UNDERSTANDING NEEDED
FOR LEAGUES SUCCESS
French Army Chaplain Jrsc. Pco-
pies of World society Freely
EFnfcrniLf.

Tie proposed league OF nations VIII
succeed or ran IN proportion as the
peoples VINO constitute the membership
ira'crrizc ana bring about among
themselves unity OF purpose and a
common understanding that can conc
only through close friendly association
This was the view expressed last
night AT St. 'aui's Episcopal Church
~ Fey DAME. Couve. French army
chaplain, IN the course Of a plea for
a continuance in intensive d.grc, OF
the friendly relations which have al
Ways existed between this country and
France and which were emphasized in
the world war.
NJ Couyc comes TO America FOR the
purpose Of ccmentinS these relations
view, and that France might receive
Ainer!can influence for Christian dc
rnocracy, youns men and women from
;hiS country he sent for training III
his own.
Though Mr. couve is Of The Prot.
estant faith. he declared that he doas
tire Of his own form Of religion oyrr
chat OF the Roman Catholics. but is
Franco % a Religious innncntr W ~;si,ich
IS al the same time wholesome and
democratic.
The war did no, bring in it's wake
France. Mr. CoUvc said. bat tho a.tcr.
math of untold suffering and hard
.hlp during the five years since 1914 is
that the French paoplc are more sus-
Influence Of tho proper kind
when you come 10 Franco in tho
future he said. in conclusion. ~ want
you 20 come. not as tourist. huI as
friends --aS representatives of the t:rca,
sister republic Anne rica
~ would he better also if you spca (
our own Neutrality-suspicious. ministers cs
pcclallN, That is ono reason why
plead for number OF Young men and
women from this ,r: 20 train in
mine. just rs a number Of student.
from France viii study in America
TIL" collection last nic ut at st. rams
"3S for Inc york III France among III.
l'rotc"tant churches and the wnT or.
nhanu torard which the Eichmord
branch ot the EvauSolcal Nucucno:
Society mas made contributions. for :,
number Of wears. Rev HusacIi Ctcil
= u. pastor o. the Second pro.by.
'cri2n Church ;old OF the society,
%ork and ISSUED tho arpea, FOR cortrl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
ucnth Fainter Found Deod

i.7p'tlal Io nc Inn DiSpa ten.
PULASKI. VA. Feb. 23-A message
received here announced the death of
Heath Painter at Tweed. Ontario. Can
ada. He was found by tho side OF his
automobile. but no cause was assigned
for his sudden death within tho course
tor his death. He is the NTH Of seven
brothers To have come to "A tragic or
sudden death within the course OF !;
few years. The last one. Ernest. was
thrown from his automobile in Florida
less than year ago, while the death
of tho mother, Mrs. Victoria Painter
occurred within the pas: twelve months.
The body is to be buried at Blacks
hurS. Va. where tho family resided
before moving 20 Pulaski. The two
surviving brothers are -. ". Painter
OF Pulaski. and J. ). Painter, of To-
ronto. Canada. Mrs. G. G.. Painter. OF
Pulaski, is a half sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
90 K. OF C. CANDIDATES
ARE GIVEN THIRD DEGREE
bcarcc Team From .Icr>cy City Tnkes
FHrt in Ceremonial AT Local
Auditorium.

Avro man 100 canaida,es were in
.:.S Gas receiving INC third degree,
.i-.m t-om Jersey City in the auditor
i4@l o' ~ knights OF C2lumbus homo
:Tsar!S 30" members OF the order.
"a ,-a visiting knghts, attended
ne ceremonial session. inc degree
wa conferred Oh another large class
- SaiErdaN afternoon. the same Of
iicc,5.i oinciatia-
iiirh'rond Council $40 I'll! celebrate
- .vGiy-2ccoud anniversary next
v ct."e@iaN nigh; with ~ entertain
iicHt "27 dhnce 20 DC given 4: tho
Homc. only members and their ladies
> ~ 90 invited IN attractive program,
LAS been arranged FOR the occa sion.
H:treshmeni' W:A nc scrved.
Inc Increase In t.c membership OF
~ otti". in Richmond this year. since
t.:S Hsl'o3Al Cdu'na!cu was instituted.
she slogan OF which Is. - miliion
membership /" 1910" is the largest il.
nc history OF the local council! 4.
y. =. Morri4gey IS the grand knigh:
@. The council.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
PREACHER IS ATTACKED
BY LYNCHBURG AUTO|sT
Rev. George Floyd Rogers, Episco-
pal Minister, Victim OF Hill
City Fray.
DANvILLE POLICE ARE FOOLED
After Spending Two Hours Seeking
Magistrate to Issue Warrant. They
Find Heavy Suit Case Contained
jug OF MoIaSscs.

LYNCHBuRCi, VA. Feb. SIS. L.
Mcdaniel. proprietor of McDanicrS de-
livery, was fined Sl5 and SIPS costs
i'll the Police Court on tho charge OF
assaulting Rev. George Floyd Rogers,
rector o! ST. Johns Episcopal Church.
The assault occurred just outside the
police station and while tho Police
Court was in session. Mcdaniel had
just been tined $40 on the charge o.:
speeding Yesterday in Woodland Ave-
nue., the complaint having been made
by Mr. Rogers. who appeared a
witness in tho case. The minister and
Mr.. Mcdaniel left the courtroom to-
scther and after an exchange of words
according to the evidence in the trial
later. che minister was slapped in the
face Policeman Paris. who heard the
slap, intcrfcrrrd and placed Mcdaniel
under arrest and reported the matter
to Police Justice Martin. II was de-
vcloped that MIR. Rogers had stated TO
Mr.. Mcdaniel that he had no i'll will
against him. but that he felt con-
strained TO rcport the speeding a
protection TO his own and other chill
drcn living in randolph Ma con Heights
Il vas following this that tho blow
WAS struck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24

PuGh and w. \. Thomas. police officers
Of Scheduled, saw John Dunn walk
ing with suitcase OF cons idcrable
weight. Thinking i, contained liquor
they stopped him and asked TO see the
contents. Dunn dcmurred and de-
mandcd warrant. and Pugh leaving
he magistrates office TO get the legal
paper Arriving there he found Squire
Il. :. Fits had gone to his home. three
miles away, so the officer trailed him
got the warrant and. after the lap Q
of ;wc hours. returned and served the
warrant The suitcase revealed pair
OF oTerai!s and a jug Of molaSscs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
Matthews Is Fined 500.

.NNEIEKST. w, Feb. 23-Beforc
Justice w. W. Ci;lbcr; Saturday the
case OF William Matthews was again
heard. Matthews Was tho chauffeur
who was driving the car OF Gilbert
Grocery Company when Percy William
Ogden. white, aged fifteen. was Killed
nca: Atwood. in this county. as re-
sui; or his team becoming frightened
Matthews was fined 500 and given
n'nc:y days in Jail An appeal 10 Cir
cult Court was noted Al tho frs,
trial Matthews waived the preliminary
hearing and was sent on to the grand
jury. by which he was indicted AT the
February term of court. The !ndict-
mcnt was dcmurred to and the case
dismissed on its first hearing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
Y. w. c. A. PLANS LECTURES
Three ,oursc- In HudEc,inS and Home
bookkeeping tor
Girls

Three lecture courses o: ,r,..,ca,
Ialuc and interest to women are 10
DC given by the Young WoIncn's
Christian ASs2ciaiiou beginning the
WeeH Of March .. The courses dca! Win
buigc;ins and home bookkccrinr
4 7ocs, and home nursing. The homo
nuTae coatan viii begin OH March (.
&c iDods course on March and Inc
hidrcti1G course on March Il? Thc-c
a-s s,A .ec'-res IN cach course
MIS-. da!T Lancaster Smith, the 20.
eatlQ!'d'- EdHchtonal :trrctarv o: the
S&sor!at'cr. viii nt the lecturer and
thc hours VII 10 from II 20 /. ociorl;
or n Gara Gesieil;C-cd There .-f no
%" fGr iie course The arc omen
NJ previous repatriation - necessary
for them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
ROOEHEAVER TALKS TO BOYS
AT JOHN MARSHALL SCHOOL
Largest Crowd OF Youngsters Ever
Gathered in Meeting Hear sun
days Singer Sprnl.
rhc largest gathering

Thc largest gathering Of bows; .r ,b,
n!"torF or Richnoud assembled ia.itcr
DAY afternoon IN the auditoriu., Of IT,.
Dy Homer l;odchcavcr OF the SJnda :,
party On the problems which .onirln,
"o!S approaching young manhoud
An o1lCial count BIS Secretary Mckee
OF the Young Mems Christian issocia-
ton showed That S9i BOYS wcrc
present. Ages ranged between twelve
dhu tWcnty Years The next largest
remembered in Richmond was that adj
dressed several years ago by Richmond
icarSon iobson, hero Of the uayv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24

LfNCHBuRC;, VA, Feb. c3.-Ar-
Tangcments arc being made here to
give the visitors and delegates TO the
state sunday School Convention, TO
convene here next Tuesday. an auto
mobile ride in and around the city
Wednesday, afternoon. The cOnveu-
ton viii be in session from Tuesday
evening through the evening session
ThUrsdav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
ADJUSTMENTS
"oh. hoy" Open. Tomorrow.


ON, Boy, the fourth New York
Princess ThcStcr musical comedy sue
cess. is announced by T.. Ray Com
STOCK and William Elliott as the at
traction at tho Academy tomorrow and
Wednesday nights and Wednesday
matinee. Tho book and lyrics OF oh!
Boy" arc by Guy Bolton and T. c.
Wodehouse. and the music is by Jerome
Kern. oh, Boy is the ocs, of tho
Neg York Princess Thea:cr musical
productions that have in cludcd NO
body Home" and Very Good Eddie"
II is smart and bright and has the
quality OF excellence 50
rare ia musical comedies. In the spo-
tial organization which will play here
Will he leila Rambcau. Ma ric Dilworth
May McCabc. Matte Edwards. George
Fhilirs, Harry Hoyt. Ed Settle, Phil
Eranson and Jcrc Macaulif.
Among the song hits in oh. Boy'
are: Let's Make Il Night Of 1t 'You
Nevcr Knew About Nc N Package
OF Seeds An Old Fashioned Witc''
"a Pal Like You" Till the Clouds
Roll By" "a Little Fit OF Ribbon"
Tho First Day Of May" "I[oo La Loo
Rolled Into One" oh. Ia ddy Please"
"Mhen rs Nesting Time in t'lathush.'
Words ARC Not Needed and "Fluhh;
Dub. the Cavo Man"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
tiny ou,put ,o nc ,nc,c,,,,,

y 70 por cont increase ~ the pru-
huc'lon OF hsS, N order 20 maintain
and possible 10 increase the supply
ot I'VE STOCK, Is recommended IN lie
United states Department 81 N.rir,,;.
,nre. The production Of hay i'm tic
tnit"d states in iHls ~as only 20 600
90" tons. az compared With - 900 600
IN y" and llI"oNooo IN 1915 Thls
falling on was duo TO !nL.y,-,hI
seasons And 10 rlovins W meadow
Lands 10. other cropa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
u. II. c. Annual Tc, po.,oo,,.

The annual tta which pa. to have
neen given oy TIE Richmond Chapicr.
InitSd DauSh,crs OF the Cortcdcracy.
on "c6ncsdh" mas been indefinitely
poatponcd. invitations sent on, =
prominent people in pctcrsburE and
adjoining cities have 0eCn u.!,hGra or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
Noie DO nulId Mn.nnlc uom..

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Feb. o3-Mem-
bcrs OF the George Washington Masonic
National Memorial Association. at tho
"rga nizations annual meeting mere.
huiidinG OF Washington Memorial
Masonic Temple here TO 81 100000
Louis \. Waters. OF Scranton. was re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
Increased Hank and Auto ra,

UNNN HE, y n, Fed. 25.-1n order
20 increase the city's revenue. SO as
TO keep pace with the increasing cost
committee is recommending the in
crcasinE of the bank tax from SlI5
TO Sl.e5. An additional tax on tho
posed. this 20 he 10 cents pcr horse
power on pleasure and business vc-
h!clcs in this city. Last year the city's
license tax brought in $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
woman. Service League Meets.

l'rne Nat!ona, Lcaguc Cor Wonan's
Service viii bold an important NEE,
inS tomorrow al n or'oca az the hone
OF tho cna:rnlan. . Wee' rrnni.lfn
SIeci Matters In connection with ,.c
sorN. OF natlona! headquarters vii be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
ruIaSkt County Farmer, Organize.

PULASKI. Feb. 23.-Thc Pulaski
County Farmers Union was organized
a. a mass melting of :hc farmers held
here saturday afternoon i: The court
house. r.. G. Boothe. Sr., was elected
president; !. L. Thompson. vicc-presl-
dent; I. NJ. Painter, secrctary-trcaa-
urcr: G. I. MacSill, assistant secretary:
I;assctt Hall. conductor: c. w. Miller.
doork ecper; the Rev. w. y. Mebane.
chaplain. y temporary executive com
nittcc Is comprised OF K. Z. BoouHc.
ST.. j. l.. Thompson. Il. NJ. Painter J.
II. Meek and Is. T.. Hartman. 4 consti-
tuition and bylaws and general plan
or organization. as recommended by Il
special committee. named at mass
meeting held one week prior. were
unanimously adopted. The initiation
fee was fixed at 81, and the annual
dues Al 81, the county organization
becoming part of the national and
state organizations. The membership
roster is to be worked up further by
committees named for each magis,crial
district. Chairmcn OF these we're named
as follows: Pulaski, BaSsct; Hall: Dub
lin, ;. j.. llardw!cl5: IIiwassic, George
Carnahan; Newborn X. NJ. Copcnhavcr
and l.. q. Frat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
SHOULD Not SURRENDER
POLICIES OF CONEl NNIS'T

Tive %oara IL allowed after peace Is
declared 20 convert this insurance. in
order tina; the mon may have every
possible opportunity !" carry the in
surance on the lowest premium rate
unt.l those going out OF tho service arc
re- Established IL their former occupa-
isoi;S.
Every man now carrying Eovornmen;
occurrence has on his discharge the priv
Slcgc of converting his insurance AZ
IN; time within ti"c years into one of
TIC wc!.-rccogn.zed forms Such in
aurancc VII! be much cheaper than can
be obtained from .:tc insurance com
nanics, and this fact, with tho fact
CURED. makes it advisable that no
government policy should he Surren-
Gercd. Practically every kind Of insur-
ancc, such az straight life, limited
LAY life. twcnty-ye2r life. endowment,
CSC. may be obtained.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
X. 4. Ilis.I, snn

l'AANli:tE, w. roo. ~ THE fl.
neral of |; !. dickson. whn died IN
Miami on Thursday, was conducted
hero this afternoon from ,hc residence
81 his Spn-In -iIw. james !. i'ritChctt
ny Itcy j. ,.cv"iand Van. -. - In.
'cTmcut Vas made Ia Green IIi!l Gene
tory. The romans arrived here carly
his afternoon via Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
J,ircn,cn urcnk nonr

|'rc lighters were compelled 10
Soloni Kirby at - Yves; Twcntic,h
street yesterday 10 reach the blaze.
~ tho rcaidcntH were unaware of the
ir" Tho damage was estimated q,
80. Only Hftocn minutes was ncccs.
cary for the ire 10 be extinguishcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
EXPECT PRICE TUMBLE
IN CANNED FOODsTUFFs
Aiarts of North Report Early De-
cline in Cost OF Various
I'rUttICts.
MEAT MAY GO DOWNWARD
BrcadstutiS. Dairy Products and
Eggs Also on list of Gout;s on
Slidc-War Purchases of Stock
Proves Big Obstacle.

Richmond housewives may look for =.
genera Tumble IN prices Of canned
ing 10 informa;ion coming from the
marts OF the North. where this class
Of foods has its biggest. sale Tina,
prcadstuHS. dairy products ana eggs
is also fotccastcd. the only obstacle to
general decline being. 1t appears, tho
largo quantity Of goods stored here
SalcrS.
decline in canned goods OF ut least
so per cen; below the prices ihat OBJ
tanned during the final months of las;
by the action or New jersey pcia
arc, Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA
rurtaiI n wmI Sntnrday determined to
cent below that OF last yea.
DISAGREE On rnICES
ron TOMATO PACKS
Last fall. when there was talk OF
the government setting Il price for the
tomato pack. there was much differ
cncc OF opinion between the farmers
ana The packers on the one side and
The latter. a; first. set a tentative
price OF 81 30 a dozen for No. IS. ANA
there was great howl from tho farm
crs anu packers, with delegations go
Ing 10 Washington. where statcncns
We're made that IL MAS impossiblc tu
make profit on such basis. The
$50. but this did not satisfy Final
~, ii MAS decided To set a price OF
flec. which wa 10 be tentative only,
the finai price TO bc established after
inNcStiSation as TO factory and farm
labor costs.
shortly after the armis,ico was
signed a final price OF Sl.?5 was set
Quotations now for No. rs are from
sl.5o 10 S1.d5 asked, with very light
oem;mds. and corn has dropped TO si40
Tor No: size. The reason for the
stump is not u Siut. according 10 tho
broker who gave The information. but
lack OF demand. while the pack last
iall was larger than usual. i; was very
niue moro than the average OF from
l%,vu".toU TO la,ono.o0o cans annually
parkcd, or To hc exact il was lass2
cnc. The government had rcuuisitioncd
about a per cent OF this. and we
looked forward to u brisk demand for
tho res; of tho pack
GOVERNMENT HAS BIC
SIrTI.N OIH FOODS
However. Tho war ended sooner than
Was expected, and tlis left the gov
crnmcnt with millions Of cans of food
on hand: n large part OF which it prob
AMY VIII nave no use for. This Great
cd the first break. as il was not known
what the government would do with
rs surplus stock, but We finally won
Tue consent OF the officials at Wash
inEton not 10 DUMP their surplus on
the markc;. at least for the present
BradSlrcct reports a general decline
IN prices OF food throughout tho cour-
Try, ana gives a comparative state
ment oi prices fo: February and
January l. OF this year. These declines
IL attributes mainly to government
cancellations and mild wca thcr In the
producing areas.
Comparative wholesale prices shown
IN Br;ds;rcet's compilations are as fol-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24

WlNCHESTEE, VA. FOB 23-Nirs.
>aliie l:uchush. rtty.siN Years old
wiig ct II t. !;ucGush, rrono. Va,
cicd tr!dhy evening OF heart diaeas..
SURVIVING rrc hcr I'M baud and aiM
chI!arsn ono aou is with tho army
ia tsaucc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
Sherman Guy George E.ncct,d ,Io,,

PrlNatc Sherman tiuy George. Conn
Dany Il. Three Hundred and r.iri,tecn:h
Infantry. has arrived safely In New
york and is now at Camp Merritt \
j." awaiting 10 be mustered oi:t ac-
CordinE 10 a telegram received hnra
private George was trained at Cam
Lee. Went overseas in Ma" 1918 ana
was wounded on October &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
New Show at Lyric Today.

One of the bcs, comedy and novelty
shows of the season is promised in the
new bill which comes to tho Lyric
today for the opening half Of the week.
The attractions cover Il wide range d.
amusement. The Actress and the
Piano Movers" the tarcical sketch in
which McDeritt, Kelly and Lucy APP
pear - heralded the biggest laugh
in vaudeville Several clever spc
cialtics are intcrpolatcd in the action
OF the amusing farce; Elack and
C,Donnell, with "a comedy and musical
3k!t, Will supply another lively offer
ing. Two versatile funmakars. st.
Ougc and Ritchio. have an act in which
singing. dancing, comedy. pantom lime
and cycling. an unusual combination.
are blended in twenty minutes OF fast
fun. BOB TIP & 60, man and
woman gymnast assisted by an aero
batic dog, furnish another novel num-
Der, and looming large on the new
b!ll will be Ed Eiorton. "a favo-ttc OF
tEe photograph fans, whose voice is
familiar whereve! the phon oGraph is
known. AuSmcntinG the vaudeville
bill viii come new movies !ucii:d-
!ns Tho latest releases o! the rathc
News Service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
SocinI Service Women In No.

The Association OF Methods: W,n,
en- TOR social Service will meet =. en-
tcnary Methodist Church "Wednesday.
a,tn'roon At { O'clock. Thr conro--
en-" VIII be held in the inte-cr: Of
homeless and friendicss girls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
Mrs. Mamie \. tIu.i,cS

~ N'TiEJT;N w EoD 20 mis-.
Mamie Aibcrt hughes. age thirty-fou7
years, died Saturday night at her homo
here. She WAS u daughter o: Albert
j., Scay and native Of LyuchburS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-24
FLORENCE NASH in "ncmnant.-

There is nothing of the road" about
tho brilliant attraction which Charles
Emerson Cook will present At the
Academy Thursday night. when for thu
FIRST time here that brilliant and clever
little coincidence, Florence Nash. viii
bc seen in tho sparkling new French
comedy. Remnant
Coming direct from four months OF
success at the Morosco Thcatcr, in New
York. this play also carries the usual
endorsement Of a full year at the Gaic;s
Thcater in Paris and seven months at
the Royalty in London. 1t was written
by the we!l-kaown Partisan author
Dario Niccodami and translated for
the English stage by Michael
The popularity OF Miss Nash would
be alone sufficient To attract record
audience. but MI Cook has no; been
content with assent bling a merely aver
age cast That splendid actor. Orrin
Johnson, we'll known through man,
successes. is featured with the star,
and others will include Walter Regain.
Harold Howard, Ben r. Graham, Glare
Weldon and Dorothy Cheston.