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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
WYATT SAYS CROWD
CALM AND COLLECTED

Company p. Richmond Light In.
fantry Blues, returned to this city
yesterday morning at $50 o'clock,
after delivering the four prohibition
inspectors early yesterday morning to
the. sheriff OF Fredericksburg. to be-
held for safckeeping in the Jail there
until they are summoned before tho
grand Jury. The soldiers marched to
the armory. where they were dis
banded.
Major Clarence wyatt, commander
OF the Blues battalion, who accompa-
MED Company d. stated upon his re-
turn to Richmond yesterday that ha
had never seen people more calm and
collected. There was not the slight
est excitement, he said.
He does not believe that there would
have been any trouble from the peo-
pie OF Woodstock, and that in his optn-
ivn any difficulty. that might have come
would have been ON the part of pco-
p.e from the surrounding country.
Representative people. he said. de-
sired the Law to take Its course. what
ever the verdict might be.
Upon arrival Of the Blues at Wood
stock q crowd OF between 500 and 400
idly curious'' met them AZ the rail-
road station, but they readily dis
persed and went to their homes when
Major Wyatt requested them to do %.
II was not mex essary, he said, Tor him
- uttAr = command -----.-->.--.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
/. u VALUE
AMONG SCHOOL GIRLS

THE value OF the z. ". G.. A. Work
among young girls In schools. business
colleges and in industry was dis
cussed In detail yesterday at the sec
ond session of the conference of In
dustriai and girls work secretaries
OF the South Atlantic and South Cen
trail field secretaries Of the Young
WON ems Christian association. The
meeting convened Wednesday morn
ing In the Y. w. c. A. baildlr :. with
Aeyenty-five secretaries In sftendance.
<'i4s ns,s.,sAe GoSrin walk the pgtnci~
SSai spsaKef yahteraays& airr s@suseeA
In the morning was Girls Work.
Why?" and the discussion folic"i. <
j. was led by Miss Lettie Brown.
Summer Conferences, Camps and
Councils was the subject of her talk
in the afternoon, and she emphasized
the value OF these. especially In pro-
again led the discussion, which lasted
until IS O'Clock tea. Luncheon was
served at o'clock.
Mrs. Ralph Johnson, member OF
the field committee Of the local asso-
citation, will entertain the secretaries
at tea In the Country club this after
noon at ; O'Clock. after the days pro-
gram. The schedule for today fol-
lows:
s,l5-Devotions Miss Amy Smith.
s:35--"Approach IN Employer" "Ap-
rroach tn Industrial Girl" F'rnesf'-e
Frte IN arm. 1910 - Dtsc,iss an.
Frances West. o;46-"Organization
OF Clubs" Ernestine Friedman.
led ny Miss Lillian
Davis. ll:30-"Relieious Work for
Club Girls" Miss Marie FouIkes.
12:o6--Discussior led by Miss Lillian
Davis: luncheon z:0e-"Sumr1er
Conference" Miss Ernestine Fried
mann. 2:i5-Discussion, led by Miss
Frances West $40 -- rs u IN m r
C'amrs," Mathilde Vossler 3:4b--
Discussion, led by Miss Mathiide Vocs-
Ter. 4:s0--''Ciub Leadersfip," I.r-
nestine friedman. 4:55--Discussion
led by Miss Lillian Davis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
BABIES TO BE WEIGHED
by NrRSES AT SCHOOLS

A better babies campaign will be
conducted In this city from April II
to Is BY the child welfare department
Of the woman's section. council OF
defense, under the direction OF Mrs
William BurrowA Babies will be
weighed and measured free by grad
uAte nurses stationed In the school
houses from $50 to o'clock each
day and mothers will be urged TO
bring their children.
Every child should conform with
certain weights and measur ments at
certain ages and II the children fall
short OF the test their cases Will be
Investigated and the mothers told the
trouble ara the remedies. Posters
about the city will tel the mothers OF
the plan.
DR. Anna Cooper In taking up the
work among The coiored people in
Fulton and Mrs. Stokes and Mrs. Ross
Bowser have charge OF the field In
other celoted sections OF the city. =.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
||I|1DE| g0|
TO FRAME REPORT

The special committee Of the cham
bor OF commerce OH the proposed
budget and increase Of taxes met yes
terday 1t 1880 p. M. to prepare re-
port and. Recommendation which will
Be submitted to the board of directors
this afternoon at 4.30. The report
will be presented to the finance corr
rniftee OF the common council at It's
meeting next Tuesday.
Considerable interest will attend the
presentation Of the report. represent
ing a. It does the opinion of the cham-
sb0p af coWmerce. which Is made up
2sfN sfieri fftsfn >ssaiS slsl.1, y. IN ----
LESSONS or business In this city.
The committee Is composed OF the
following men: r. M. Carr.ngton,
chairman: w. T. Reed, James r. Cor
don. Henry w. Rountree and w. Fl.
Schwarzschiid. The members have
conferred with the mayor anc his d.
rectcrs and have sat with the finance
committee during the presentation OK
each depastment's budget
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
HOwTTZER WOMEN PLAN
FOR BIG EASTER DANCE

Members OF the Woman's auxiliary
" the HQwitxers are making plans
for their big Easter dance--April 26
the proceeds OF which are 10 be
used for -ahe homecoming fund of
the men tn Battery A, the Rockbridse
battery. aad headquarters and sup
ply companies Of the lii,h field ar
tillsry oveeseas. The woman's auxil-
larry has recently given literally OF
Yi1e funds .rwised by card parties and
dances. to lhe Jewish relief. Armenian
relief. wounded al Wes.hantptou and
Camp lIee- and the Red Gross News
received hS the auxiliary from over
seas gives mo further information. OF
the return.o the Richmond men but
brings the. good news that the 'fiu"
epidemic has passed Twenty-Five
ynembNrs Of the regiment died from
the disease
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
VIRGINIA SUPREME
COURT Of APPEALS

The Virginia supreme court OF ap-
peais yesterday refused 10 issue IL
writ OF error and supersedes.s In the
case of Nat Fine against the common
w ealth, which cane up from the cor
Eoration court of the city OF Norfolk.
Fine chauffeur. was indicted and
convicted for alleged violation OF the
Mspp prohibition act Three pints OF
arden, spirits were found under the
rear seat Of, an automobile owned by
Fine
Other proceedings In the supreme
court yesterday follow:
Reynolds We. Walker OF al; argued
and submitted.
Hugo ct ais. va. Clark, argued and
sub rntted.
The court adjourned yesterday to
meet at Wythesiiie on June 3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04

EXAMINATIONS fDh
Mine PLANT SERVICE

The United States army mine plant
or service will hold open competitive
examinations on MAY il for tho war
rant officer grades of master. first
'latc and second mate aboard army
mine planters. About thirty positions
are to be filled.
The war department has asked the
United States civillseryice commission
to use it's machinery for disseminating
Information relative to the positions
and for distributing application
blanks. The secretary OF the local
board of civil service examiners, at
the posloffice or Custom house. In any.
a. VI s,.~sss,,~sns e,sr%s4..,y y ,n -snft,sys
to any person Interested printed an
nouncement continuing fall information
as to requirements, salaries. allow
ances In addition to salaries. etc. and
with an application blank.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04

An additional meeting - -
nittss On public utilities VIII ~
on Moniay niGht II Tao s'sls~k IT, Il
rehearing Of ths propossd os61me
commented At the last mseeinG
ceiling the contract OF ths sity N
the United States Emergency y
corporation and the Newport HQMM
Shipbufldiag company to furul10 -
boiler works here with stectrte 416
rent and requiring the company ~ S48
imhurse The city for an sxps1oo -
CURED in eni@sxinE tho power paoMes
II In the latter clause that the sh1D-s
bniJgtag company pbiepss =. ~ -
not .,hshk 4 oask.f % s4a4s .ssk re3ss M
city for money spent ON buying nsW
equipment
BY continuing the contract, wfac4
esslis fer the furnishing OF i.N0o 6l1os
watts Of current. the city stAads -
lose nothing and avoids any ooatre-I
versy over the matter, The taSuo Wan
raised by the request that the d1ey
furnish the boiler works with 49,
llonal powcr. on account OF the vof1Ee
being enlarged This the city - -
BILE to do without cor siderable g.
oenxs, according 70 the dix sctsr II DuA-
lilo utilities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
BOBBY MATTHEWS
LOSES HIS MOTHER

Word was received In this city yes
Asrday of the death at Carroilton.
Ky. Monday, Of Mrs Robert Mat
thoruL mother Of Bob" Matthews.
secretary TO thu Rev William A. Sum
day.
Among messages Of syrnpathy and
oOndOience sent Mr.. Matthews By
friends in Richmond. where he made
hundreds Of friends during The Sun
day campaign, was one sent by Pro-
fesaoF Walter G. Mercer, director OF
tho community chorua. on behalf of
Mat orEnniza alton. MIR. Matthews was
largely instrumental In the organiza-
ton Of the chorus.
Mr.. Matthews In associated with
Mr.. Sunday in the conduct of a re-
vtval at Tampa. fla The Sunday
party Il making its headquarters at
tAe Tampa Ray hotel, Tampa. Fla
Mr.. Sunday recently cioseH Euecess-
ful campaign in st. Augustine. Fla,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
LIBRARY GETS COPY OF
kBERCROMBIE LETTERS

Thu Daughters OF the American
Revolution of Virginia have presented
to the state library the booh known
as the Ahercrombia Letters, concern
ing which Elsie Thomas Clark says:
THE Ahercromb4e Letters Ia man
uscript book. OF good many pages,
containing copies Of the letters OF
James Abercrombie. who was agent ira
England fer the Colony OF Virginia, or.
rather, ] should say. for the governor
and council of virginia---frou 1854
20 1870. 1t is OF grea: value. h.storf-
cally. The state already had Dim
~iGdie's letters, but lacked FauquseT' 4
or Botetourt's and this book contained
information of that time impossible
tn ha found elsewhere"
With no library funds. State
Librarian NcIlwains Interested Mrs
Pcnjam Todd Purcell, leader ol
the commemorative chapter, p A
r, and other state CHAPTER. In the
matter. with the result thai on
February 20 Mrs. Charles J. Hatcher
state treasurer OF the o. 4sA- r.. wrnte
10 DR.. McIiwaine, enclosing check
for $50 the price agreed on for the
records
Mrs. Faith Parrot, OF MartinsvtIle
Va, furnished he following inscTi2'
lion 10 De placed IN The ocoK.
Presented 10 tho state library b5
the Daughters OF tfe American Revo-
luton of Virginia who recognize the
part this valued library Is futfillins
In fol- 1wing the counsel OF the 90
loved Washington who IN his i'm
mortal farewell address said: Pro
mote. then, as an object OK primary
I'm portance. institutions for the ges.
erai diffusion of knowledge. In pro
portion as the structure of a, govern
,nent gives force to public opinion
II 10 essential that public opinion
should be enlightened"
The first patriotic and historical
work OF the commonwealth chaotel
was the raising In 1898 OF $500 AS
gift to the Virgi-ts Historical society
which was at that time sorcly in neee
CT funds. II La the largest chaptel
In the stats
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
|BlF lists u hA|S
BIG SUN FOR MISSIONS
10 secure $500, 900 by the End OF
April for Foreign Field.
EXTRAORDINARY efforts axe hei

extraordinary efforts are heing
naAe by Southern Baptists TO raise
fund OF $1.500.o00 for foreign mis-
sions the campaign to be closed on
April 80. The Southern Baptist con.
yention at its meeting last May, cai,eu
Spon the denomination to raise TINS
sum, and T. r. Ray, associate secte-
tary of the foreign board y semu' ne
out the following letter, urging no
delay on the part of those who expect
<. M, M s : 49, sapt,a, ssnst.s,,on:
at its meeting last May. called upon
the denomination to raise TINS year
1880, 200 for foreign missions.
Was this call a within or a response
=, the iarrer world challenge which
ALI Of us feel? We believe II was INC
answer OF sympat Thy for the tnrcpoihs
apneal Of wide-open word a
world shot through and through with
newer and fuller understanding OF
liberty raust be'a world In which bap-
tists can deliver their message u'iner
the most favorable conditions ING
day Of Baptist opportunity nas
d.wred How are we going TO be-
nave ourselves In this testing time!
.Watch We. stand fast in the farm,
c,,,t Won like men," Our big task
mus. be dealt with In large way.
.~rhere h one thing we must 90
neyond al, question. We must rasse
the si.b0o,noo this year for foreign
m isstons. We know we o"-ns. we
know we are able to give this sum.
the needs of cur fields more nan
Justify II. New fields. made peco-
iiariy inviting by recent events. elsinos
for the expenditure of this mucn anu
more
"Aprfy 30. the cIcsinE gay OF
our campaign. Is almost ut mana.
success trembIes IN the balance
az our faithfulness In these cos
ing days.
Nov you who are more resron .
sibie for the success OF TINS enoF'
th91 any ore else. let US In trs fsat
OF God perform the doing OF IT,
have made orr resolutions. pertee'eo
nYfr piar,s: II only remains torY US now
~ .r~rforrn the Doing Of ~
"pirase believe MS when We
out 81 our knowledge OF the neeus
and ~ the open doors we must nave
the si.5oo,oso for our work THIS year
God bless you In your noble heintui'
ness
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
n. and w. Proats less.

The annual report Of the Norfolk
and Western railway shows that the
profits OF the road under government
operation In 1913 were smaller than
IN 1917. The report shows that the
compensation was S2a.s3A,tte. Tho
corresponding earnings in 1917 were
$24.062.444. Fixed charges, war
taxes and other miscellaneous expenses
reduced ti.e income to SlS 3t4,5l6,
which - the alncrn. available Tor
dividends. Il is a decrease Of 33.l
tat. $40 from the previous year. Ad-
1ft.oTfs Sfya aseseerFl1 ut. Sxc..dicy esew
equipment. cost s13.515.11s, making
the total since the operation @. the
road started in 1895, $l72,358.lo3.
Although the net income decreased
under government operation, tho
gross income was considerably great
err. The amount earned was $S2.-
oo4.034, an increase OF si6.0s3.7s2.
Operating expenses jumped $20,+17.-
y94 to q total OF $sl.s7s.ss7 Net
revenue from railway operr lions was
s3osAl7s5sA, = dsorsase es 1S.23A.oo1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
COL. M'CAbE IS chosen
TO SUCCEED HIMSELF
Annual Meefin9 vtrxtnia Historical
Society Proves Interessinx Affair.

The annual meeting OF tire Virginia
Historical society was held yesterday
at P. NJ at thu home of the society
10T East Franklin street. The pfinci-
pie event of interest was the reading
by Captaia ". Gordon McCaoe OF his
yearly report. contribution which Is
looked forward TO with eagerness by
all members Of the society.
Captain McCabe, who is president Of
the society, 'erehed or the difficulties
which all societies Of this nature have
to expect and deal with in war times
but announced that, In spite of them,
the society had concluded another sat
isfsctory year. Commenting on the
valuable work which is being done in
connection with the world war. he
called attention 20 the list of Wiz
--fnians who died hi the military SER
vice Of the government during the
conflict " hich la being published In
the Virginia Magazine OF History and
Biography. quarterly publication
issued by the society. In addition to
this list which If 10 include every son
OF the Old Dominion who died OF any
&C use while In the armed forces. the
magazine Is to publish war notes con-
cerriug Virgintans. such as promotions.
transfers Of station and awards OF
merit for vaior or distinguished SER
vice.
captain N1ct 1ce PAID eloquent tFfbute
to those members of tho society who
died during the past year. among whom
was the late Bishop A NJ. Randolph.
Hon. Hin Carter and General Roller.
of Harrisonhurg Especially touching
and beautiful were his words OF regret
on the death of Colonel Archer An6cr-
son. for many years vice-president of
the society.
The treasucers report was satiseac-
tory, although nothing was added dur
ing the year to the permanent endow-
ment fund. No mention Was made at
the meeting Of the $1,000 the late Mary
Custis Lee Is reported to have be-
auoathed to the society. as no Official
notification has been received of the
legacy.
The following officers were re-eiect-
cd: W. Gordon McCSoe. president: e. v.
Valentine. Lyon q. Tyler. of Williams
burg, and Philip A. Bruce, University
Of Virginia. ce-prestdents: w. G..
Stanard. corresponding secretary: D.
C. Richardson. recording secretary: II.
A. Lancaster. Jr, treasurer. Execu-
1.-Two committee az follows: Charles v
Meredith. J. stuart Bryan. Arn,,stead
C. Gordon. Staunton s g. Patteson. Y.
A. Yonge. Norfolk: William III. Palmer
Judge Daniel Grinan. John D. MCGUIRE.
William A. Anderson Lexington. Nor
gan p. Robinson and Earl q. swem.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
H.kRI JACKSON To
DIRECT THE DRIVE
IL Chosen City Chairman OF tho W.
tory Liberty Loan COMMITTEES,
With w. II. Dabney His
Assistant.

Henry W. Jackson yesterday after
noon accepted the chairrnanship OF
the Richmond victory liberty loan
com mittee. He was waited upon by
committee consisting of John G.
Easley and John NJ. Miller, at the sug-
sestion Of Oliver J. Sands. chairman
q the state committee, and he &C
cepted. His vice-chairnan will be
". T RabpeX4, business manager of
yrse ttt1ss.-s-R sss,rr,a...ete, -tsh ~,
act in the advisory capacitr and help
superintend the big things that are
being arranged for during the drive.
Mr.. Jackson will announce hts COM
fnittees and office assistants tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
Seeks Rate Incrcas...

The Virginia Railway and Power
company has made application to the
etate corporation commission for per-
mission to revise Its schedule of rates
that now prevail on the Richmond
and Petersburg interurban line. The
commission las get April 1s al the
time for a hearing 81 the petition.
The company seeks a new sched-
1ie OF fares on the interurban line
between Richmond and Petersburg
and intermediate points, providing TO-
an increase over existing rates and
charges. such proposed rates not az
ceeding two cents a mile.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
n. l.. Totty Buried.

Funeral services for R. L. Totty.
forty-two years old. widely known
citizen OF South Richmond. who died
March 20 in Pittsburg. t., were con-
Quoted yesterday afternoon mt the
family burysrg grounds at Chestey.
Chesterfield county.
~ Mr.. Totty lis survived by A. vi, oys
and three chiidrcn---Miss N. b. Totty
and c. l.. and J. S. Totty; his mother.
Irs. y. w. Totty: three sisters--Mrs,
j. l.. Foulkes Mrs. ]. Nj. Williams and
Mrs. c, r. Posenau: one brother
Beverly Totty, and one grandch,ld
Marian Totty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
Ey-NRICO FARMEgS
ORGANIZE UNION

A meeting OF the farmers OF Brook
land district. Hen-tco county. Al tAu-
rel, on Tuesday night, resulted in the
organization of a fsrmerS union.
The following officers wrre elected:
=, j. Undertake, president: Robert
Cross, vice-president: Charles A.
Smith, Jr,. secretary; A. A. Harvey.
business manager. and c. e. Harman.
Goorkesper. meeting will be held
next Tuesday night to further organ
ize the union and map cat plans,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
Governor Ronors Requisltion.
Goverpor Davis yesterday honored

requisfsion for James Holloway. col
ored. wanted atoxford. N. c.. on the
technical charge OF cruelty 10 animals
Holloway II wanted for killing a mule
while working the ANIMAL on the pub
10 roads. The papers were brought
to Richmond by Chief Of Police Hob
good, Of oxford. who was here re-
Gently on the same mission. but failed
70 get Holloway on that occasion be-
cause the negro refused to go back
without papers The ofYense In a
misoeme nnor, and II In UNUSUAL for
papers to DO issued In such casos-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
-Four Southslsicrs on Boar, Boat.

Four boys from the SouthsIde werc
aboard the transport ". s. Grant that
arrived in Newport News Wednesday,
loaded with Virginia troops that have
seen service, overseas. they being Pri-
Yates Temple G. Winfree. William r.
Jones. Benjamin r. Martin and Stan
ley b. Morrissett.
Young Morrissett, who b n son OF
William J Morrissett, was a member
of the 20sth engineers. and being In
the thickest OK the fighting. narrowly
escaped being killed several times
The closest, he states, was when a
German machine gunner attempted to
make Swiss cheese out OF him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
PRIZE All WRITER TO TALK
AT AID CLUB MEETING

The series Of discussions on The
Ruls or Successful Retail advertising"
win be continued at the Ad. club meet
1nR, Friday r. NJ, at the Business
Nen's club. The eiEhthinch, The
Media viii be the topic. c. w Page.
writer Of the 100000 prize adver-
tipement for a New York newspaper.
Will be the pri ncipal speaker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
~BIind rnn,~ III.

Blind Tom" for many years ia
ntiiar figure TO buyers OF Richmond
has been seriously III for
Some time Absence Of the aged ne
gro Mt his usual post resulted In in
uus~tes on the part of ctti@ens who
him regularly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04

concert viii be given tonight by
members OF the Excl Music club In
Franklin school. for the benefit Of
Wcatherford Baptist church. Tho
club Is composed OF coiored singers.
and the concert IL to be given under
the auspices of the mems Bible class
Of the church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04

Relatives Of Charles GailyOu. sUvs
enty-three years old, reported 70 tn
police yesterday that he had -
missing from tbs homo OF his dAug1-
ter, Mrs Barrie Harris, 1872 Paek
avenue, since Tuesday. Mr.. GauyW1
who liz from Chase CITY, Va, = -
to have never fully recovered from -
iaiury to his head. He IL dAscffoe4
as being tall and slim and was Wo9e-
ing sctt black hat and pin-oefD0
trousers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
r.. II. Loyal.

Funeral services for e. Fl. Loyal,
OF sle First avenue. Highland Park.
will be conducted at noon today al
Manakin. Goochland county. MIR.
Loyal Is survived by his widow and
one son, F.. Kosher loyal, now with
the American expeditionary forces in
France.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
Saunders Did Not Ruie.

Two a.torrev-senerai had been con"
shifted in Connection with the matter
cf a state director IN the Rtchme !, a.
fredericksburg and po'omac railroad
rcsorei John n. Saunders the s'tor-
~v-general, said yesterday that ne
had rot Neen a~kss about the Hat!er
ana consequently mad given no opin-
s1p
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
To Hold Grand Celebration.

The Tnaiano!a tribe OF Red Men win
hold interesting exercises Monday
night In Leader hail. when the ini,ia-
ton OF one OF the largest classes of
candidates In the history OF the or
gan zation will take place. Forty
outsiders will be admitted to the tri-
bal secrets and the fellowship of the
club.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04
Tn Give ..Cot,rcbr Parry.

A "cobweb" party will be given to-
night at the home OF Mrs. J. W. Ire
william, OF upper Clopton for the ben
eft Of the building fund OF the Ciop-
ton Street Baptist church. An un-
Usual musical program. which prom
ises to he a treat to those present,
will be rendered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04

y. starisv fwen'v years old OF
$40 North Twenty nth street. WAS
arrested Yesterday by petectixe-s.r-
geants Tinsi~v ard KeHar' on 'he
charge az stealing $Isa ring fro.n
q n Abernatty. si3 North Fourth
stYeet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-04

Otis ", Jones has landed ut New
port News after seven months ser
vice In France with soldiers who were
trained at Camp Lee. Private Jones
wired his home here yesterday. He
does not know just when ,Ao will be
able to come TO Richmond