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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08
Sc CASTIGARA 4 LOS
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. JUNO A.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO A.
FL Gobierno ma dispuesto que sean
castigados con la mayor energia, a
quellcs individuos QUO den informes
relatives a les triunfos de los revo.
lucionarios por considerar que tales
informaciones redundan en- perjuicio
para la actual administration.
III polic:a va tiene algunos datos
acerca de las personals que sc dedi-
can I hacer propaganda en- favor de
los rebeldes propaganda ncticias, que
81 bien son ciertas eli Ia mayoria de
los casos. tambien 10 es que no pueden
agradar a quien no favorecen.
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Choque automovilistieo

Ell Official de policia que vigila Ell
rumbo del Parfue de San Pedro, dlo'
.;iso por telefcno a los Cuarteles Cen
tra!es, de que en- ell referido parque,
chocaron dos AUTOMOBILES, una ma
nejado por una sonora americana y
otro Dor IN caballero de Ia misma ma
cionalidad. Del accidente resulto la
sonora con algunas contusiones que
estiman de poca i~mportaucia Y Sc
Ie condujo a su domiciiio, quedando
q sencr que guiaba Ell otro caro- a
Lisposicion de la autoridad.
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DE ALIVIO

cuentra Ia sonora Dona Maria n. de Garcia
Rodriguez. esrosa del senior Don Jose Garcia
Rodriguez. quicn dltimamcntc fuera operada
en- uno de los hospitales dc Ia ciudad. por el
DR.. Urrutia, con exito complete.
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CORTES Y POLICIA
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CORTE 81 DE DISTRITO
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Aver Sc ventilo en- esta Corte IN
incidente promovido por IN indlviduo
a quien este mismo Tribunal senten-
clio en- dias paSados 4 una larga con-
dena, a la que Sc agregaria otra que
tambicn recayo sobre ell por celtic
distinto, mas una Que esta por SCI
proEunciada cuando sc lie juzgue por
Eueva caCSa.
Ell incidente a que nos referimos,
fue el de libertad bajo caucion que
promovio Ell acusado por concucto de
sus abogadcs. quienes Propusieron
una fianza por valor de cinco mil
pesos, a efecto de que mientras Sc
I'eva a jurado cl >Ievo .~iuicio, su
defense pueda salir en- litlartad. Fl
senior Jucz no estimo conveniente ac-
ceder a 10 solicitado por ell REQ Y Ell
tai virtud nego de plano la conce-
sion de 10 sclicitado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

Los nincs. cuando padecen dc lor,b-iccs
en- cl est6mago. sienpre estan pSlidos. en-
fcrnos y predispuestos a contraer enfe-mc-
da6es dc caractcr verdadcramente serio. La
WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE cxpulsa Ia,
iombrices, y ponc a los ninos en- rc-fec&ss
condolences de salud. Dc venta en- Ia Bct;-
ca San Pedro. dc K. Cohn & Co.. San An
tonic. Texas. adv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Los datns relatives al tempo dc San Anto-
Mo y sus alrededores. que aparecen en- Sc
suida. fueron proporcionados por ell Bureau
del Tempo del Departamento de Agriculture
en- esta ciudad: Medic nublado y nublado a
int.ryalos. Temperature maxims 30 a o. Lii
ceros vientcs del Sur.
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SANTORAL

DOMINGO. .Nnio SEQ. de Mes) Paseua
de Peptecostes O Venida del EspiritI Santo.
Santos MaSimino. Heraculo. Medardo y Gil
dardo Obispos Confesores.
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sooto(z R,sonnG
EN- SAN ANTONIO

EN- SAN ANTONIO
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad, en- Il que per-
manecera durante alSunos dias, ell senior &C.
neral Samuel Garcia Cuellar. desde hace al
gun tempo radicado en- Laredo, Texas.
DE REGRESo
Despues dc unos dias dc estaneia en- esta,
regrcso a Ia ciudad dc Laredo, Texas, 81 &C.
neral Santiago Mendoza.
VIAJEROS
Acompanado de su familia, Sc encucntra en-
esta ciudad. kospedado en- 81 Hotel Travellers.
ell senior Don Praxedis dc la Pena, Ir., ha-
cendado laguncro.
PARA NEW YORK
En- brev.s dias ssldra dc csta ciudad. para
Ia de New York. el senior Don Leopoldo Lo-
DO, que sc encuentra en- San Antonio lace
algunas semanas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

MORALES suscrptores, al ZANZIBAR de reSdenca, deben darnos
tanto Ia nueva como Ia antigua direction, q I'm de poder anotar 81 canba
IN nneIros Gbros.
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PARA MONTERREY

Compietamentc rsetablccido. despues dc Ia
delicada operation. salio para Monterrey. lu'
gar dc su rcsidencia. cl senior Don Tomas
Gonzalez.
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Enferuo en- la calle

La Ambulancia de Poiicia recogio
de la esquina de las GALES de Houston
St. Mary's a un soldado que cayo
en- la banoueta victima de un sin
cope, Y 10 condujo al Base Hospital
para que sea atendido. Ell acciden-
tie ocurrio a medic dia.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Transports Due the Nest T1uo Days
To-day

'INlE FAVoRlTE from Bret
battalion feadquarters Medical Mill
Camp upton);
pton)
ST. TO- in
1ne'heers Headquarters c.
base
0 the board are all casuals
lhe foma from Narcotics
g.
d. L;
Tomorrow
Park
!osp!
adj
Pioneer
90 battalion Headquarters
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Going On To-day

Metropolitan Museum Of Art. adm7ssior
free.
American Museum of Natural History 3D.
mission free.
American Museum OF Safety. admission
free.
The Aquarium, admission free.
van Cortlandt Park Museum admission
free. oi'
ne" York Geological Park. admission free
Art Exhibits
Anderson Galleries Canadian War Ma
mortal exhibition
Church Of the Ascension Parish House. -
west Eleventh Street-Summer exhibit
tion by younger artists
Clty club. 90 West rorty-fourth Street
Summer exhibition.
knoedler g. Co.,'556 to $50 Fifth Avenue
Twelfth annual summer exhibition
metropolitan Museum-Summer exhibltion
of tapestry and laces
anL sSI Gasry by H 43 Washngton Square
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
CHANGE OF NAME

RESOLVED unanimously by all tho
stockholders OF Roth Carnegie. Inc.
AZ meeting duly convened this 10th day
Or July. 1919. at p. m, that II Is dcsir-
able that the corporate name OF said com
pany should be changed from that OF
Roth Carnegie. Inc to tho name
Hattie Carnegie, Inc. therefore. be II
RESOLVED BY the unanimous vote and
consent OF all the stockholders. that pro-
ccedings be had and taken by the cor
poration TO authorize tho said company
to assume the name. Hattie Carnegie Inc
In the manner required by law and that
the President and Secretary be and they
hereby directed TO sign verify and
acknowledge proper certificates and all
other instruments for that purpose and
TO affix the seal of tho corporation thereto.
and said officers are also authorized and
hereby are permitted 10 sign, verify and
acknowledge the certificate ns required
BY aw 10 be nled with the Secretary OF
state and also An the office Of the County
Clerk Of New York County in which thu
principal business office OF the company IA
located, and 10 do whatever may bc
necessary in accords nee with law to effect
such change OK name
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
FOREIGN PORTS

AMSTERDAM. July e-Arrived Steam
er E, \ liegculss a,a untchy, Haliimore Sailed
Rem5gr ATwHHr aha,x, July Eo,7 7.vArr'ves steamer
Rctier r" tBeIES aGsS Ssm Ssn Ydrk Hg1{a
steamers La primcra, San ''IS Francisco ysr'
Vset''. Seattle for Newport News llth.
York Sailed 10th, steamer Cacique
from New York;; Puerta. Arenas; 1lth,
schooner Laura c. Hall (Br). Buena
BELFAST, July 1o-Arrlved: Steamer
w9T GAr pof 1fr1l Ehr}; }.,( camdpbellton: s,
G. .cRlsToBAL. July ll--Arrived: 10th.
S'snmcFs Snnnnsrsr suPpy. pPp Hampton Roads llth;
for itong Kong); Catalina ORD, Havre
Caribbean (Br). CArtagena. Sailed: 10th
steamers Santa Marta .Nrom New York;
General O. II. Ernst. New York
DUBLIN. July lo.-Arrived: Steamer
Lord n1, pqwnsh,rs 2 2,r 4bro, Montreal.
Steamer Rjornfjord (Nor), New York for
Copenhagen.
Cawker, New orleans via Key west S.safer for
Havrc.
GlBRALTAR. July e-Arr!ved: Steamer
vitcia HsTJ Nsw l"'y York tvLSa''ea; Steamer
:, 'il;ta GREEHoCK, Se,ct Iuly ,o.-saied: Steamer
or sar!5 sNor9, New York.
l., h1vRE ssrol5sc Ivy sArriysd SoA steamers
,Nor.(. ualifnx. n. s; Rocharnbeau 6FrJ
New York. Sailed: 5th. Steamer Espagne
FIoNG KONG. July 5.-sailed Steamer
Edsremont Castle tBr) from shanghail
Duncric (Br), New York; MIneola
Chrome.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
TrnnS-pacinc NsuiIs

Tho connecting mails close at tho Gen
eral Postoffice and city Hall postoffice ST n =
tions. New York, at 90 p. m. az follows:
Japan. Corea China, Siam. Cochin China
and Netherlands East indies via San
Francisco. steamship Nanking. to-day.
Hawaii via San Francisco. steamship
Anyo Maru. to-day
Hawaii via San Francisco. steamship
Lurlne July IT.
Philippine Islands and Cochin China via
San Francisco. steamship Santa Cruz, July
L.
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China. Siam.
Cochin China, Netherlands East Indies and
Philippine Islands via San Francisco.
steamsh p@Vcnezueln July IL
Tahiti. Marqucsas Cook islands. New
Zealand and specially addressed mail for
Australia via San FrancIsco stoamsniC
Tofua. July "a
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Shipping News
High Wate,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
NEW SOUTH WALES INFORMATION
BUREAU, 149 Broadway. New York CITY.
Will be pleased TO send Government bulletins
or answer Inquiries regarding opportunities
Tor farming. stock raising and fruit growing
In New South Wales. Australia.
OUR ATTENTION being entirely occupied
with otner lines we unable to give
tho necessary time to sell highly Der
fected automobile accessory that Is a
necessity on every pleasure car and truck.
G 205, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Hunidit,
Other Peoples Weathe

Other Peoples Weather
WASHINGTON July 1.-THE storm that
was over the St Lawrence Valley Thursday
night has passed eastward to the Canadian
Maritime provinces and the weather has
cleared generally throughout the Eastern
states. Another disturbance. but of mod
crate intensity, is over the middle plains
states and the upper Mississippi Valley.
Moderate temperatures prevail generally
throughout the Eastern states and along the
northern border. Warm weather is now
confined to the southern plains states and
The following are the highest tenn
Perat1res reported from the districts. name
y; sm;tb c0ns1Fdia COR 1o5 Kan d 1o4 desrees Fort
and North Platte, Neb.. 100 degrees degree nan"
Durlng the last twenty-four hours there
we're local showers and thunderstorins in
the Atlantic and east Gulf states, the Mis-
slsslppl Valley. Northwestern Montana
other regions the weather remained fair.
The outlook is for fair and somewhat
weafher wh 5 bune and partly soady
in the Middle Atlantic and New England
states, the upper Ohio Valley and the lower
ake lake region. n In the upper lake region, the
tpwer tb"edor ono M Valley and Tennessee local
thunoer showers Saturday will be followed
py 1air weather Sunday. Local thunder
showers are also probable Saturday and
Sunday along the South Atlantic and east
Gulf coast o e'e'
Forecasts for Special Observation-Disclosures
and Southern New England and Eastern
New York. fair and somewhat warmer Sat
thunder showers. WIN 'oe"'
:, Eastern Pennsylvania, Western New
York. New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland
Virginia and the District of Columbia fair
ana somewhat warmer Saturday: Sunday
local thunder showers. 'u''O"s
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
HELP WANTED FEMALE

ALL types wanted for motion picture ana
:. Ya"aevii's productions. 10 those who be.
ns,c 'hsy are talented and desirous Of en-
tsti"s Kcod paying profcAsion. call and
see ne Immediately. experience un-
4HN ni'i.iED FILM PLAYERS AND
VAUDEVILLE EXCHANGE
-. W. 4s,h ST. Liccnsed and bonded book
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12

IN PuEsuANCD OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John =. Cohalan a Surrogst.
Of tho County OF New York NOTICE H.,
hereby given to eli persons having claim
nssinst Henry a. Knauer. late OF thu
the same with vouchers thereof to the sui.
scrIocr, at rs place OF transacting business
40 90 Ceonr street, In tho Borough of
Manhattan. City Of New York, on or befors
the 3lst day OF July next
Dstea New York. the otth day OF Jan.
CNiTED STATES MORTGAGE TRUST
- rrTTpuCnn; Executor.
4 DAY. Attorneys for Executor
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER ~
Honorable John P. Cohalan a Surrorar.
Of the County OF New York, NOTICE 10
hereby given 10 all persons having claim
against Joseph r. DeI.amar, late Of 'h.
County OF New York. deceased 10 present
the same with vouchers thereof to ths
subscribers. at place of transactinc bn.i.
ness. care OF Sullivan & Cromwell. NO. -
Wall Street. in the City of New York. on
ALFRED JARETSKI and
UNITED STATES TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YOHx
Executors OF Joseph h. DeLamar de-.
ceased.
Dated. New York. tho l1th day of Jan.
uary. 1919.
SULLIVAN 4 CROMWELL. Attornev.
for Executors. - Wall Street. Nev
York NJ N>""
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12

arrived: Schooner Lizzie D. Peabody. New
Bedford Sailed: Steamer Crabtree (fro:n
lortiand), baltimore. Arrived and sailed ::
steamer Clcoa Portland for Norfolk
schooner Waltham, New York for Halifax.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12

Local Official Record.-The following Of
nclal record from, the Weather Bureau shows
temperatures during the last twenty four
hours in comparison with the corresponding
date of last year:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

A MAN OF broad business training, pos-
sessing ability, ambition and tact, de-
slres to connect with a company in New
york CITY or vicinity where his services
Will bring remuneration of at least
$4,000 the first year. Age 81 and mar
RED Address r., Box 50. Tribune Office.
zoo skilled cooks. buffers. Japanese agency,
kurihara. So4 9Th ave. Bryant 1881
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12

highest temperature yesterday. II (at
2:3o p. n.y. lowest. 60 (at a. n.y. aver
age, IS; average same date last year, 6S
average same date for thirty three years, 73.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia Ave. near Beach--Capacity 500. A
strictly modern hotel after extensive i'm
provenents. Private baths. running water
in rooms. elevator. etc. Notable ia BILE. white
service $500 up daily; special weekly.
booklet. w. f. SHAW.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12

HooKKEEfEK.--Esp sperienced cloak and suit
b Eros. is East i7ih st
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Weather Report

Sun rises. 5 :34 a. m. Sun sets 8 :2S D. m
Moon rises. :56 p. M Moon SETS. 5 :OS a. m
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12

Local Forecnst-Fair and somewhat
warmer Saturday. Sunday partly cloudy
with local thunder showers moderate west
winds.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet Cleaning

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING COM
PANY.-Cleans by compressed air, st cam.
hand or on floor. 419 East 4Sth St COE d
BRANDT. Telephone 1873 Murray HILL
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT

HANDSOME new Limousine landaulet, BY
lander 1858.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS

SPECIAL SALE ON BUMPERS: 4ors
on; NJ all cars. Lafayette Auto Supply
Company. 3l9 Lafayette st, city.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Detective Agencies.

HIGHEST prices paid for furniture antiques,
pianos. brio ca brac. books art, etc. GABAY.
81 University Place. Phone Stuyvesant 2377.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

MADISON AV. 213 (36th St.)-Rooms at
tractive; excellent table: references.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-12
Multig. aphers-Stenographers

Mult'graphng, stenography. typewriting
al nours, reasonable. Coyne. 1l6 NASSAU
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05
LIMPNIN CASE Is
HELD IN AnEYANCE.

Trial ~ Policeman NJ r Lumpkfn
before chief Q A sherry. on tho
charge Of unlawfully accepting a
present was halted yesterday after
noon by temporary injunction
issued by Judge Beverly T, Crump,
II the law and equity court. on petit
tion Of Lumpkins counsel
The application to Judge Crump
was for writ against the hearing
by Chief sherry. the petitioner
claiming that only the mayor has
authority to sit In such cases and
thar the chief already has his mind
made up rs to the course he will
pursue. Judge Crump will hear
the argument later. In the mean
time. the case will he suspended
Iumpktn stated In his petition
that the chief has stated publicly
that II the ratrolman does not re-
sign of his own yolition. he will
discharge him from the force at
the hearing He declares further
that The right to appear with coun-
zel has been denied him LumpkIn
has been suspended from duty since
June II
Thu hearing before Chief sherry
was to have been held yesterday
afternoon At O'Clock Attorneys
Joseph c. NurnalIv. w. n Miller
and Louis O. wendenberg presented
the petition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05
M'GRAW NOT READY
TO QUIT, SAYS MA11Y
Giants Active Manager
Visits Old Home.

Factoryville, Pa. Nov. B.
Christy Mathewson is visiting his
father at the old Mathewson home
stead here in the shadow of Key
stone academy, where Big Six first
donned diamond togs and pitched
the school nine into the scholastic
cham pionship of northeastern Penn
sylvania.
Reports that he is slated to be-
come the active manager Of the New
York Giants next season, SO as 10
allow John McGraw to pay more at
tention to and take a more active
part in the business MANAGEMENT o.
the club, were denied by the big
pitcher before starting on an auto
tour of the beautiful country that
surrounds his home According to
Matty. there is no chance of Nc
Graw giving up his job as active
manager Of the Giants as John J. re-
fuses to go into retirement
McGraw is too much in love with
the game. according to Mathewson.
to doff his uniform. Matty has "a
tentative agreement with McGraw
and the other Giant owners 10
again take up the job of coach 10
the pitchers in the 1920 champion
ship race. He says he cannot yet
understand why New York didn't
win the pennant last season The
club looked like the best that ever
wore collection of spikes and the
uncanny baseball played by Pat
Moran's Reds upset all the calcula
tions of the team owners. manager
and players in the last series played
between the two clubs in New York
He says McGraw gave out state
rnent at tn" time he purchased hS,
block Of shares IN the Giants that
the deal would not mean his rctire-
ment as bench manager, and that.
$50 far as he knows the Giants boss
and vice president still holds TO this
avowal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05
LOCAL ! CAMPAIGN
IS FULLY OUTLINED

The Richmond campaign of the
state executive committee of the
Y. NJ c A. was formally opened
here last night ut q banquet in the
dining room of the Westmoreland
club. at which addresses were made
by DR. S. c. Mitchell. John Stewart
Bryan. DR. Mcclure Newton, T. NJ.
Darlington, state campaign chair
man OF the Y. NJ, c. A, and +. b.
Sydnor, we'll known Richmond bust
ness man
s A, Ackley. state executive sec
rotary Of the association. outlined
the program OF the local campaign
to a large number OF campaign
workers who were present
Or, Mitchell's address was warmly
received. the well known educator
being greeted with Il rising svatieTi
ON taking the stand He told OF the
valuable service the Y M c. A.
would be able to render TO the In
habitants OF the rural communities
through an educational program in
the country districts such as the one
al present contemplated by the
state executive committee. TO take
effect following the state wide cam
paign. He drew comparisons be
tween conditions that. existed in
certain rural districts several years
ago and the FsTesse fteontes ard stated
that 1t was up to the Y. NJ c A., to
continue and to further the work OF
community education lie smoke
most favorahly Of the Medical CD
lege of Virginia Y NJ g. A, for
which unit half OF the $40 900 to be
"a ised IN the drive will be used
John Stewart Bryan stated that
in his opinion the association would
play big part in the revival of the
spirit Of service which was prevalent
during the war, but which had re-
taxed 10 great extent since the
signing of the armistice.
Mr., Bryan was followed bv DR..
Mcclure Newton, chairman of the
Medical College OF Virginia cam
patgn division, who told of the
greater work the medical institu-
ton was carrying on and how the
Y. NJ. G.. A. would enable il to ac-
complish even better results by
Strengthening school spirit in the
student body OF the college He told
OF the value a student center such
as College hall. which is being run
ny the Y. NJ. G. A. was To the boys
ms building was recently pur-
chased by the board OF directors of
the Medical College Y. Nj. c. A.. for
S5S,o0o and an additional eNpendi-
ture of $4,000 was made in over
hauling and eauipping the ediflce.
which was formerly the Women S
college OF Richmond
T. d, Sydnor. stated that the Y
NJ, G. A. as an industrial PROPOSE
uon, or rather from an industrial
standpoint, was invalua BILE. He told
the audience that Homer l.. Fer
guson OF the Newport News ship
building corporation had recently
esta hlished two 7. NJ c. A. centars
at his plant, one for white employees
and the other for colored. each hay
ing an approximate membership of
about 1900, and that the results
from both were amazingly good. He
said that the Y. NJ. c. A., enabled
men to become better citizens and
better men insofar as their earning
and working capacity was concern
I'd
T. W. Darlington then exhorted
iae campaign workers assem- bled to
Gut forth their utmost efforts in the
great cause before them
s. 4. Ackley spoke few words
'ncernting the program, enthusina
he men to do their very level best.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05
ROTARIAAS HEAR
TALK On POLL TAXES

Tho ni-woeklv luncheon of the
-. -, .,... - :,
sag
by bright talks on matters IN the
public eye Dr. D. X. Anderson,
aoc,ct,ry Of the ,-t,,ie ase,ciofinr
-, 49,. - -.
"'E"h INC h"'a ''aHS /" P'N''"'
themselves for the coming elections
ty seeing that their polI taxes are
rafa h,r,,ro r,a,o,,ho.. 7.b and Ia
advisn IN 49,, tr,a,ds "a A. like-
u,isn ~ -, o,,, tha, tho
cnr,,ire Ilac,il,s x,,o,,I1 be ~ ,,oSt
i,,,na,.fa,, a1 s;,r.t,i.,,, T., ~
i{..t,.,,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05
lYNCHBURG AFTER
BAPTIST HOSPITAL

IvnchburE has apparently beaten
other virginia states to coveted
prize in the establishment Of the Bap-
tist hospital. an institution which will
cost $4,000
BUSINESS men of the Hin City see
in the proposed sanatarfum an as
set TO their hustHng little tobacco
town and they have raised $4,000
which will be given the Bapttsts OF
the state when they assemble IN
L.ynchburg. on condition that that
city be chosen as the location Of
their building All other Virginia
cities have apparently ignored the
opportunity to bid for the hospital
and Lynchhurg seems to have won
the prize with no competition, The
annual conference Of the Bsptists
will begin on Thursday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05
Business Mems "Y"
VolIey Ball League

The business Mems Eoley BAH
lcaeue which is being ran at l;l5
O'clock on Monday. Wednesday and
Fridays at the Y NJ c. A. is a
great success both III attendance and
enthusiasm The teams are evenly
chosen and games are fought 10 a
finish
The captains and standing Of the
}eagu. ta date Is as following: r..
I.uettt won three and lost one, w. A.
Collins. won two and lost one, F..
K Dapprick won four and lost
three ] q Hood won three and
lost one. +. q Rikc, won one and
lost three. II W. Shelton, won two
and lost six.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05
CTfILDRESS' rI.AYGRoU Nd
At FRANKLIN TERRI tCI,

The ehildrens' playground at
Franklin terrace viii open n"Nt
Sunday under the auspices Of the
Childrons' Home SncietH. of Virgin
Ia. kindergarten nurses VIII he IN
attendance frpn , % 30 O. c}ock
IN the afternoon and during this
time only children from : 10 10
years II age Will be admitted
Applications should N- ua He to S16
West Franklin street telephone
Madison s77T bef~rc1 'he hours of
. b and - In thn morning