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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
GREEK PREMIER WANTS
STERN ACTION ON TURKEY
teniHclos Tells Allied Council Sui
tan's Empire In Europe Is Mem
ace to Near Fast.
Illy Associatel rrcss. !

LONDON. March 10.--The peace con-
ference spent the day In trying to
work out details of military and naval
plans in connection with Turkey. Civ
ing particular attention to Armenia
Churchill. Secretary for War. and
others. were called in TO give their
opinions. Premier VeniZclos. of Greece.
was also present and again insisted
mat the allies should take the stern
est measures against the Sultan.
The Gencral plan of action was not
changed. however. as a result OF the
conference. II became known today
Stantinople is likely to take the form
o. allied military control of certain
TURKISH governmental activities.
anon: them probably the War Depart
incnt.
The conferees were careful to make
clear that this does not mean the TAX
ing over OF the Turkish government
=, me out:.t, and would not in the
arniisticc and cease massacres
The fears OF some that the confer
cncc's military demonstration at Con
stantinopls would lead To further
luaSSacrcs among the unprotected in
armenia and Cilicia. have been al
Iaycd by the attitude OF NJ Ncnizelos.
He * reported as being confident that
Il stern show at Constantinoplc would
bring the turk into line. Those join
ing IN ths attitude are certain that
ia" turkish government has enough
control over MuStapha kcmai to pre-
Vent ms troops from committing eN-
rcsscs in Asia Minor
should this policy he adopted. the
Greeks stand 10 lose more heavily than
any Other nationals as there are
French force is hound for Cilic:an ter
r!iory to the number OF 1000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

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10 the Skin and makes IL roSy-whitc
complexion every one will talk ABOUT
] find il excellent for my compilations
as II protects my skin in all kinds OF
weather. That's why ( prefer il 20 all
other toilet preparations and am never
without ii. Many or my professional
friends TO whom | have recommended
Derwillo use it in preference to all
other face powders or beautificrs''
Just try il once before going To the
theatcr. dances, parties or an Afternoon
call and note the favorable comments
Of your friends. Dcrwillo Instantly
puts Il lifc-likc tint on your checks
winch dcIcS detection. IL takes the
place. Of face powder and STAYS on
until YOU wash il on. Pcrspir ton
does not affect ii nor will IL rub OFF
on clothing; ii also prevents the lose
and face from shining. It's wonderful
forc n dark, sallow. rough skin. black
heads. coarse pores, oily skin, frcc,llcs
tan and for the instant beauty 4 I'M,
parts. over 5000 girls ana wo,nnn
are using il. It's absolutely harm
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Their argument TO convince YOU lint
there is nothing Just as good .bet
ter or Just like it, Insist on Der
willo. then you will not be disap.
pointed.
NOTE Druggists and department STORES
everywhere sell Derwiilo with tho guar
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money back. II is tho one beautiiier that
gives satisfaction at all seasons Of the
year, You can secure II at all toilet counters
in this city. including The Tragic, The
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
TWO HURT IN FIGHTING FIRE,
WHICH CONTINUES ALL DAY
.JuuR House In Fulton Proves stubborn
Foe to Ia
tint.tIi-b,

Fire which originated yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock in tile junk house
Of St"tnncimer Brothers. Lester Street.
i'ulinn, Kept hrcuen on tho scene until
iatc hour last night in their efforts
20 cNtiugulsh the -molderIng junk.
which MAS stored on every door OF the
fDtr-Story structure.
captain George w. Rogers, S!.. and
l.ieutenaH. W. J. Kerr. both OF Engine
Company No. s. Fulton. we're injured
during the morning, when they fell
from a ladder erected 10 reach the
upper ilOcr where the fire had spread.
Both were Ia ken 10 the Virginia Hos
pital. but Captain Rogers was dis
charged later in the day. while Lieu
tenant Kerr was said 10 be resting
comfortably last night.
After starting in the rubber room;
on the basement iloor. facing Lester
floor. covering that floor, and spread
10 thc rear OF ;hc third. second aud
first ioors The Office, which is To-
Gated in Tie front half OF the second
floor. was not touched by the fir.
Fred Stcrnhcinicr. proprietor OF the
place. stated las. night that lie could
give no estimate OF the damage p-ac-
tically AL OF the contents Of the build
my were destroyed, part o. which was
covered with Insurance. The building
VIII 'oc remodc!cd and business viii! be
resumed within few weeks, staten
NJ. Sternhcimr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
HIS OWN ATTORNEY IN
NEIWBERRY ELECTION CASE
licimc Presented Case Before Jury.
Gave Testimony and Cross
Examined Himself.

d
y; ,.s, I, u; Helms, VINO. il Mas
ayains, Henry Ford in the 1918 Demo
cratic primary. presented his story to
; NE" jury today n the Newbenry elecI
tion TRIAL Mr. iiclmc even conducted
the cross examination OF himself. His
I9s tiimony az one time met a unanimous
! government attorneys.
Except for such points as may be de-
yeiopeh in the cross examination OF
case. Only a brief government re-
I onitai is in prospect. and Judge Ses-
INC case was apparently in sight.
previous to the testimony by Mr..
IIe!inc. Frank G: DALEY. Of tic govern
ment counsel. offered in evidence parts
| OF the King Newbcrry correspondence
which were marked as defense exhibits
During his period on the stand Helmc
sovernmsnt and then from the de-
t mas When an exhibit he had offered
IL. Eichhorn, special assistant Attor-
ney-Gensral: and James q. Murfin and
sides combined in requesting that it
/ be kept from the record.
,,. Gsmera! e, J,qidge Sessions. allowed
what TO swear 10 and once when an en-
niblt was admitted over objection by
Mr. DALEY and then no., read despite
! be- the court said:
M; Helme is running this tcSti-
When he encountered adverse de-
cision ihe -witncss-attor-
ne% noted cXceptions as formally as
/ cross examination Mr.. Murfn obiccted
10 question by Mr.. Dailey. but
4 have nothing TO conceal"
Heime's direct testimony was in
narrative form, reinforced ny a diary.
/ 9th tho Newbcrry campaign commjf-
/ tee and that William Il. Nickel.
! charged with being the committees
! emissary to!d him that Insisting Dem
/ ocrats Of Grand Rapids" had started
/ inc movement 10 bring him into the
race lie said h" never even saw one
I ni the nom .natinG petitions until they
We're introduced in the trial Nickel
/ iellin.s him that the same Grand Rapids
men were attending 20 that
To support this explanation Of his
IahuidacE liel'nc introduced in evil
nehce a teiegrs,n he received, signed
Arthur. Grand Rapids Democrats On
IT,, cross eXa ~ nation he said:
Not until | came TO Grand Rapids
I 70 De ARA Gncd on this Indictment lid
! inc telegram"
/ circulated in Adrian. his home town.
ne then pronounced spurious sigma
another pointed out the name of a
F.. street which he said did not exist in
T1'' ''c never authorized T.. 4.
( cnilson. mead OF the Newbcrry speak,
/ ers bureau. 20 hire Frank NJ. Bovec 10
4 Ect signatures III Lansing, nor Thomas
bigger. stale Boxing Commissioner. to
promise $50 10 Ben Bush. OF KaiaIna-
zoo f"r 80 signature. Bovcc and Bush
BOTH testified for the prosecution
Inc afternoon session saw also the
end OF the NewberryKing corresponds
ence. whose reading has tIi>c! the big
SeSt part Of three days. Governments
counsel read 10 the jury comnunica-
tons which related shat King had re
cciVed campaign contribution in
/ August, and that Charles c. Floyd.
had arranged through army ANA navy
commanders for collecting votes al
4 camp custer and the Great Lakes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
GREEK TROOPS ACCUSED
OF MASSACRE OF TURKS
intrrniiird Investigators Are said To
Rave Indicted Them for the Out
RACES nj 4 Idin.

-.
LONDON. March 1U--itesponSibillty
i"r he recent massacre OF Turkish
CIVILIAN In the vilayct of Adm is pin
ned upon the Greek army OF occupa-
non by AN intcral.ied Investigating
commission appointed to inquire into
Snc results % Greek occupation OF
smyrna and the surrounding districts
the report of the commission. which
consists of Admiral Bristol. for the
United states. and Generals Buncust
Tor France. Hare for Britain. and
Daioiio for Italy, is kept secret by
Inc allied supreme council. Ronar Law
having declared in The House of Com
mons that publication would be ''inad-
viSabie."
The report holds that the massacres
were not Dremcditated, hut that the
Greek commandment should have and
could have taken precautions to keen
ms troops IN hand. guilty. without
provocatlon. OF y Nerita5lc massacre
Of defenseless Turk ish civilians"
II is further averrcd by the commits
sioherS That tho Greek occupation Of
this Turkish territory. which was de-
signed 10 maintain order has. in fact
all thc forms Of annexation. and that
its occupation should he intrusted 10
allied troops"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

New York: When Miss Dorothy DIAL
ton, the beautiful Ince star who was
selected for the leading role in that
mnmmoth New York production
"Anhroditc, was questioned as TO the
secret of her phenomenal success, she
unhesitatinGly said. My complcXion"
When asked further details She cX-
planned: Everyone OF my friends al
ways raved about the texture and
coloring OF my skin, and j have no
doubt but that my first engagement
tation had acquired for beautiful
complexion. Managers are like ordi-
nary mortals they admire beautiful
skin as much as anyone. and in select
ing their casts they naturally prefer
those whose compilations are at:rac-
tive ] think the best asset any girl
or woman can have is a beautiful skin
and complexion. 1t is easy to nave
this ii one will spend only q little time
in taking care of the skin: a girl may
have irregular features, but il she Eos-
sesses beautiful complexion she will
attract attention anywhere. am al
ways glad to tell any girl or woman
just how she may possess q skin like
morning cleanse the skin first with
warm water then apply n good cold
cream U.iska cold cream | have found
TO nc tho besD. After massasinr IL
into the skin take of the supertluous
cream with soft cloth Then before
going out during the day or evening
j apply Derwillo, simple toilet Prep
aration which can he purchased at the
toilet counter OF any up-to-datc drug
or department. store. The first nppl:-
cation Of this wonderful Derwillo will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
LEEDY TO RUN FOR CONGRESS
ON BEER AND WINE PLATFORM
Srnnt"r for Page TO Oppose Rcprcsc,I
tntivc Harrison In Seventh
District

Amendment OF tho Nolstead act SO
as 10 permit the sale OF light wine ana
beer may be the clear-cut issue in i
congressional tight between Senator
Hoher; F. l.cady. of I.uray. and Repre-
sentative thomas w. Harrison. OF
Winchester
senator Lcady said Yesterday he has
unde" Consideration the matter OF maxi
Ing the race FOR Congress from the
Seventh District. If he does. he wifi
run Oh the Platform OF light wines and
beers, hc declared
This gives the probability OF at cas-,
three congressional fights this summer.
In the Fifth District Senator NJ H.
Booker and Colonel Rorcr \. James
a, ready ar" in the political arena Tor
the seat made vacant by the rcsiGna-
ton Of Judge r.. W. Saunders, 10 take
his l.iacc on the Supreme Court OF An
peas. Senator Deal. OF Norfolk. has
hcen mentioned as a possible aSDirant
FOR the House of Representatives from
the Second District, in opposition to
Rcprcse Holland, of Suffolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
NEGRO REPUBLICANS FORM
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
Plan to Oppuse Joseph =. BRADY. u. \
Court Clerk. az Convention
IDeleSate.

That the colored Republicans OF
Richmond will again contest the cleo
ton OF Joseph Il. Brady. clerk OF the
United states District Court. as dele
gate to the national convention Was
evidenced last night ut Il mass-mect :
ing OF GOO uua!iicd voters. held in the
True ltaf"rmcrS' Hall.
permanent political organization
was formed ana plans made TO again
further the candidacy of Dr. H. ~
Ferguson. c"lored, for the honor OF
representing this district at the ma
iionai convention. DR.. Ferguson was
elected treasurer or the organizations
j. X. Pollard. colorcd WAS elected
chairman and IL. II. Price. colored. sec
Rotary.
second meeting will bc held to-
morrow night at which time "a delega-
ton WI! he CHOSEN 20 attend the mass
meeting Of ltcpnhlicanS which will he.
held on Saturday night in Hastings
Court. Fart H.. south Richmond Henry
l.. johnson. colcred. former recorder
OF deeds at Washington. will come Ia
Richmond Saturday and address the
mass meeting.
Each OF the 600 men who attended
the meeting held last night was a
Qualified voter This fact was ascer-
tanned by examination OF the poll tax
receipt OF each one as lie entered the
door
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
OLD POKER DEBT BOBS UP
IN COURT FOR SETTLEMENT
Defense in suit on Negotiable Note
Rests ON Anfi-GnminS
STATUTE.

Judge Beverly i. crump has been
called upon 10 use all of his astCtcEess
anc" o. the contrivancc one tot or
t!it!e may mean inestimateablc loss on
either s.do Of the scale. not in the
case a. hand, but to poker lovers in
general
For Judge crump has been asked Ia
decide whether Il debt negotiated while
engaged in the gentle ar; OF playing
stud poker is legitimate. under the
code OF Virginia.
This is the decision which Judge
Crumn is asked 10 make in tho case
~ \. G. AnthoHy's Executors vs j. a.
liatkc in the Law and Equity Court.
The plea Is for judgement and interest
or n note FOR s35l.25 said to have been
given by Hatke to the late Mr.. Arm
old. after the pair. on thr night or
December -. 1915, had been engaged
IN lengthy session with the paste
Executors OF Mr.. Arnold also filed
q rlea az gaming with the dcclara-
tion OF the case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
WALKING IS THE VOGUE
WHEN CARMEN STRIKE
Atlanta Street Railway Employees
Leave Job, and Local Traffic Is
Totally puralyZcu
lBy Assoclutcd rrcss. 4

ATLANTA. GA, A;rch Iu.--Atianta
VAS entirely without street car ser
Vice. while the Georgia Railway, Light
ana Power Company ard railway en-
nioyc.s mtint.,inI TIA. each was III
Tile right regarding the strike over
wages. which began carly today.
Inc company issued a statement as
setting that when the union voted TO
arbitratc the wage issue II also agreed
70 abide, by the decision of the board
OF three VINO were chosen TO decide the
Question. In additions to this. the com
P:,nN appealed to the national officers
oil The union 10 know whether they
would back up the local strikers. No
attempt WAS made to operate cars.
Hardy Feat, "a representative OF the
men. issued IL statement asserting that
vac - per cent wage i.crcase awarded
ny the arbitration board was not Suiii :
Gent to give the mon living wage"
ana Indicating they would stay out un-
III they got IT. They had asked Toy 30
per cent increase. Il believe Harry AZ
Ninson, chairman Of the board Of di-
icctors Of the company, Will give US :,
iNinS Mage, and the men believe it.
too. rrat stated.
l;a!lroads added spcci:tl trains durin,
inc day Ia take car. OF the cOmmutcfS
Mho usually depend on intcrurban ears.
whiie i'll the city trucks, automobile s
ana every other vehicle was pressed
INTO service but at that thousands,
walked. Schools were closed today.
hut ii Was said they would be opened
tomorrow and teachers ana pupils
would have 10 make their way the best
they could.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
Myers Saves City
$4,000 in Wages
Motorized Fire Depart
ment Pays Way By Also
SaUing Same Amount.
Savings or thn Depnrtmcnt OF pnh.

savings OF the Department OF Pub
nc safety for the past year totalcd
so6,10os according TO the annual report
OF Director William NJ. Myers. made
yesterday.
Approximately half OF this amount
was saved through the motorizatiou OF
INC ERE Department. and the other
naii in wages. the department running
twenty men below it's authorized
strength during the year.
expenditures of the department dur
ing the year. according to the annual
rcp"r', totals $500 Savings by
me department, through che motorizu-
tlon OF equipment is made, up in many
ways. it is pointed out;
reed oils are eliminated. Then,
again. te use Of gasoline engines in :
stead OF the ancient steam engines
which were used by the department.
mas cut down fuel bills % a large eX-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
POLICE ARE ON LOOKOUT
FOR P0ST-OFFlCE ROBBERS
Dan,iilr Authorities Arc Warned To
he on Watch for YcESs Who Op-
Grated Oxford.

DANNiLi.E. VA, March l0.--The no
lie" here have been warned Ia watch
Tor EcsSinen VINO. on Monday might.
hrok" into the post office of Oxford.
y. G.. ana stole money and sc+.uri lie :
valued n $4,000. Travellers who w.er,.
in oxford Tuesday say that the rob
hrry- was not discovered un;il Tues
day morning when the Office Was
opened. tn" combination Of the safe
had been drilled in twelve different
places. they said. nitro Siycerine re-
moving the lock and affording access
TO all within the safe. The yccrIncn
are believed to be responsible for she
theft Of an automobile, in which thew
fed from the section long before any
a larm was EiNcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
r.r"srse.. of Gcncrnl wnlLou,.

INV lVIkN. MirCD ln.--T'OsyibiiTfv
81 4 genera strike Of 80. 900 union me-,
~ Sew York. CITY n relief Is not pro-
ICED immediately against prontcerinr
lhhnlords ANA other nigh costs or Nv
~, Was up Tor consideration at Il con
Ie;chce hcrc today by MAYOR Hylan and
iFtsincnt ana secretary. rcspcciively. OF
ne Central Federated Union me
made recently by the central u,jon'
ne officials Of which asked tn. Mayor
20 support bill designed 10 check
pro!tec:inE in rents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

lfiILAbl.bi'UiA March lU.--Dccis sion
~ American Federation 81 Labor Off =
ciiis REACHED Washington TWO weeks
ago, TO oppose AN candidates for Dupiic
ONCE WHO are regarded as foes Of or
Sani2ed labor. bore fruit here today in
IN" opening OF Cunpaie,. against
twenty five PcnnS% lVanh and seven
Nrw Jersey members OF The House Ui
IL representatives.
ia n bulletin issued by tho Ihila-
nelDhia-' ndcn advisory boards Of the
.ci"rtt!On, attention - called 10 tito
Giiroad iDill recently passed by con q
=rcss and approved BY tnc President.
tiii me dct@ht OF al conSrcssncu vot-
.pg for IL is urged.
The advisory board" says the oui-
iein, feels 1t is it's duty 10 name
ihoSh wno Noi"l 20 SLAP labor in tn.
race And also those who voted TO grant
-hbor justice. Nom. therefore Sc, that
neither JoG nor Hour friends and ac-
duaintanccs ever again vote for those
VINO sahe inno. a sIAp in IT,. fnco.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


Funeral services for Miss Amelia g.
GanZcrt.i 20. who died yesterday after
noon al I o'clock AT She residence OF
her father 400 Third Avenue. High
land Park. VIII take place this after
noon ut $3.50 O'Clock from the residence
intermcnt viii be in lakewood
MISS GanH"rt is the only daur liter of
William +. and the late Marion Tate
Ganzer'. She is survived by her father.
= Stcpmo;her two brothers Willian m
y. and GcOrg. Edward IianZert
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
riny nrldgr on Train.

LONDON. March i0.--Women who
travel up 10 town daily from Brighton.
the famous watering place, have taken
to playing bridge on the trains. The
AS they often leave their cards nj
home. the guards OF the trains have
taken to carrying Il spare pack FOR
the use OF the women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

new icRi<. March U.-S.Eotidtlons
looking toward tho working out OF
"a new wage aErccn"ut f"r anthracite
coal miners. 20 become effective Apr!l
!, ,Wili be sinrtch hero tomorrow by -
Sup2onritter OF operators and miners
mere arc eight men on the committee
,Vu" miners and four operators ali Of
aiming Q: hard coal.
Inc general committee OF operators
anu minors which named the suocou-
!n'tcc Yesterday when the demands Of
me I'GnnsyiEania cOsl workers were
icrmdi!E presented adjourned 10 when
5nc subcommittee is rcady 10 max. Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
FIRST AIRPLANE CONCEIVED
HERE. ASSERTS DR.. FREEMAN
audience NJ Army Hand Concert .roIJ
or Confederate Soldiers
Invention.

one OF the first airplancs in ,bc
Hsi0r% OF the world was conceived
iedcrate solder from Appom,tax."
stated Or Douglas :. Freeman q, ihc
trSt of q series a; band concerts given
last night IN the Grays .hrmory un.
IIuit!hS SerNirc OF the United States
Arln! and the National Guard of ,bn
state or Virginia. Dr. Freeman was
M ro"uccd by General 10 Lane stern.
ad!utant- general Of Virginia
i'r; Freeman said that Davidson went
10 inc various camps around kirh-
r"cnd soliciting subscriptions for his
non, which he termed "a erca;
guide with: lie did not divuip" the
secret Of tho workings OF tho u.cinr
however, and when latcir hc wen. ;n
,hpa ne made machine that few 200
Jored Inc maker 50 badly that he was
Enabi" 10 complete. what is believed
10 have hcen. tho first airplanc
aFidS"n planned TO ny down the
'aIlrS isiv"r and break the blockade
- NC Federal ships by bombing them.
- ths did no; succeed he was 10 nv
- A"w York to bomb the ci,v. Dr.
FREQ man stated.
!Ir Freeman told o. .hc w, Nj s.o,,.
ami achievements of the Confederate
2rmy around Richmond. He said tho,
history was the greatest asset Of Rioh
icn r..,n, ana nov that the country and
"ver before in any other neacc. Inc
army, he vas sure that Richmon,lnrs
.!nGld reSpond.
Aftcr nine numbers played by the
IL" aHIirncc; chapcronod bv tiovernor
and Mrs Wos;moreland Davis ana
"i ,r. prominent tichmondcrs. ''''
,onc"rts er Wil 10 10 me series Of free band
fhirticth Artillery Brigade bana rr t,,o
camp Eustis. Virginia. ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

I1yN!JlN, MuTCN lU.-'Thc nationaI
.ogference Of coal miners at its session
'ondE declared in favor OF :. general
inrnd Tor the NATURALIZATION OF the
The. decision OF The miners BODY WIN
- .tIc'Fcu 70 inc special trades union
t"ilErtss, which meets tomorrow. ana
2 si,s which have haem Expressed by
;nht Ibis body will dccidc on tic con.
'inuhtion OF constitutional means Tor
ichi"YinE the end desired, instead ~
resort to dircc, action
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
Mrs. Em,u,n U.IrsI,y

Sp"tlHI 70 Tie TlmrS- DlSpatch.
PULASKI. VA. March Iu-Ars
Emma Oglesby. 80, wife OF John Og.
lcshy. of Diapers Valley. died SUD :
denly Tuesday. She WAS stricken with
paralysis and lived only a few hours
Besides her husband. she leaves three
daughters. Misses Rachel. Sa!lic and
Jennie Lou. and one son. Ewing.
There are four brothers. DIT O. q:
Fainter and +. NJ. Painter. Pulaski .
Or. w &. Painter. Sig Stone Gap. Va
j. w. Painter. OF the county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
Samuel Mock.

fREpERlCkSBCItG. VA. March 10.
Samuel Mock. Of Loudoun County.
dropped dead at his home u few days
ago. aged o. years He was passing
from one room to another in his home
when the summons came. Mr. Mock
was unmarried. Surviving are three
brothers and six sisters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

'rnni'"an Money Order Post-orticc.
ichnI!r4n. near WILLIAMSBURG. b,.
been made an international iun,"v 80
Ger fost-o.hcc. TO take effect from
dH'", II was announced by the post
ltt.inc lpcYurt mcMt NcSinrhnu -