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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
BETTER WEATHER is BOON
10 7. W, c. A. CAMPAIGNERS
Total Of Ss.0iI RAISED br Team
""rhcr>-Nccd $4,000 10 Cnxry
On ORGANIZATIONS

WorhCTS n the Richmond y. W. {. \
HHAHciaI drive responded in nnc fash.
on yesterday, I" improved weather
conditions. ana reports made al tbr
MONDAY luncheon showed that con-
.lG,Tahi" gain had been made over tLc
hrst Two days Of the drive Tearna
ysa,crdaN reported total subscriptions
"t S'.'l4"o. bringing tho grand total
10 utte SS,0il.0 90
., me sum reported yesterday
fiI"H'yo WAS brough; in by business
s.r,s cams; &2,1lo by womcn's teams,
ana a'"u was reported nv tho cxcru
tN" committee Mrs. J. r. Hohinson;s
i'dN' "fh total subscriptions of S6Ii
was IN trst place. Mrs George WaI;'s
,'%n' win siaS, in second rIacr ara
Miss FLORENCE Lictz's team, with .its
~ third place. f''"'
III = short address TO tho workers
MISS Katharine iiaWcs. Who is dirr,t
ING the work az the business ,.irIs.
teams urged each 70 IN for hcr8eif
~ YOU VIII do mis-" Miss Havoc.
said "" VII! surely reach our ouota
OF S5o,Ooo before our campaign ends
on Saturday night"
with ~" drive one half over the
sum so far subscribed does no, Wei
approhch the 30 por cont mark. How
ever. this does not seem To he c,usinc
the team workers any alarm Their
Work was greatly handicapped tho
hrst Nv" days % the week, hut with
hir weather thcy expect To catch mn
ana 90 over TIE top on scheduled timc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
TELLS OF MISSION WORK
IN CUMBERLAND REGIONS
Mrs. Margaret James Hon Say. .Shoot-
inc-tp" Times Are Passing
in Mountains.

MIS-. Margaret Jones Hon. head Of
the Cumberland Mountain Mission in
Inc coal fields Of Wise County, with
HeAdquartcrs at Big stone Gap, told
some OF her experiences In this mis-
Siohary hcid al Il meeting IN the sun
day school room OF Monumental EpiS-
copal Church last night at o'cjnrk
Mrs, Hon, the daughter OF a forin.r
rectV OF saint Paurs EpiscoDal
Gnurch, il wcll-known lecturer ana
Biblc teacher
Sho6iins up ti1ics' are RAPIDLY mass
ing in the mountain region. due TO IN.
lncreasins knowledge being gained OF
Christ in the coves and hollow.
where Sunday schools and churcfeS
nave not existed before" declared Mrs
non during the course OF her address
hnowledSe. as taught in schools is
also being gained, and SCHOLARSHIPS
are being obtaincd ever, year TO- tho
children" she. addcA
Many Rr-hrrhrd people are interest
cd IN Mrs. iloff's mission in the noun
tains OF Southwest Virginia. where Sin.
mas !aoored for several years Besides
ntadquarters at Big stone Can She
mas cSta b!ishcd branch missions M
several points. the best known ~
when is IN lioot owl Hollow. a fam
Gus raVine near Little Stone can
where she now has "A resident work.
The Cum herland Mountain Mission.
Where MIS- tlon makes her hcadIutr
,,ers' Is next door 10 the home OF Jnhn
foH, III, the novelist, whose ;rarir
death occurred in Big Stone Can las,
year. go"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
RETAILERS WILL BANQUET
ANNUAL AFFAIR PLANNED
TO TAKE PLACE TONIGHT
Merchants Association VIII Elect ON
Gers md Hour Several Adj
dresses by Members.

Members OF tho Retail Merchants As
soc!ation are expected TO turn out en-
.uaSSc tonight to attend their four
tccnth annual meeting and dinner.
which Will take place in tho Business
Mems Club, starting Al 6;45 o'clock. Ac-
cordlnE 10 w. y. Clarke. Jr., secretary
of tho association. business Will be
bricf and pleasure plentiful.
OF the business 10 be transacted, the
most important Will be the election OF
officers. Reports OF committees will 6c
short. and with this routine out OF the
way tho dinner Will bc served.
Leon NJ. Nelson, attorney for the as
soc cation. is on the program as the
principal speaker. and short talks will
be made by others.
Plan Musical Program.
Henry Schwarzschild. Of the enter
tainmcnt committee. announced last
night that an unusually elaborate
musical program, will be carried out
SUBWAY. OF tho War Camp Community
Service. Other members OF tho enter
tainment committee include NJ. NJ. Nit
,cldort"r: chairman; Harry Y. Cole.
Thomas Z. Howell, Lewis Kaufman
Probably one of tho most interesting
reports which will be- brought TO the
that during tho past twelve months
between 1000 and 1000 credit re-
ports We're made by the Organization
for the benefit of its members.
OiRccrs of Association.
Present officers of the association arc
as follows: Julius G. Levitt, president:
w. IL. Schwarzschild. first vice presi-
dent: j. c. Corl.y, second vice prcsi-
don't; !. II. Kaufman. treasurer and
w. y. Clarke, Jr.. secretary Tn. last
tw" have the distinction OF having
srevcd the organization sine. i; was
formed.
Directors OF the association are as
follows: Leroy s. Cohen, l.. \. Diet
rich. :. Z. Halle. j. +. Eubank. Il. :.
Cray. J II. Grant. Gilbert Crc-ntrce
Leroy ilutzler, Thomas H. Howell
James l.. Jones. Kaphacl Levy. W. 3
Eh0ads. James l.. Phillips. Jr.. William
1. Ryan and Edward G Schmidt.
Auxiliary directors arc Frank Cor
ley. LOWS Kaufman and EArlo Million
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
PLAN STAMMER|NC. CURE
SCHOOL BOARD TAKES STEPS
TO REMEDY PUPILS SPEECH
O, III. Ennis. Expert. VIII Conduct
tourse OF TRIMMING for AZ
hfctcu students Hero,

dr sram M I,,i.; among the school chill
ordination between the brain and the
! organs OF speech at the expense OF the
School Board.
This matter was definitely deter
mined uron at q meeting of the board
late Yesterday afternoon at the Ad-
minis,ration Building. sos Eas, Mar
o; H. Ennis, a specialist in this line
cures are Endorsed by the superin
as ocinE not only "rcmarkahlc.' but
IN some cases even miraculous in a
recent letter to Assistant Supcrintcn-
city schools. Will be asked by the
school Board TO come Ia Richmond
q course OF ten lessons to stammcrinE
children of the various schools. There
arc approximately scrcnty-fvc STAN
mercrs in the system.
Form Glasses of Forty.
The chilurcn VIII be instructed in
groups of about forty each 10y Mr.. Ennis.
Authoritative reports from results in
HuIaio show that the worst STAN
lesson. il is said and adults were as
easily cured as children.
Expense Of this movement to tho
School BOARD Will be between 5000 and
{ioO, Members of the board declared
that If only five children were pcrma-
DC worth the money. Previous en-
gaEcmcnls prevent MIR. EMS from COM
ing TO Richmond immediately. but il
was stated that he might bc able TO
come here about March !.
Recommendations Of MIR Einfo-d in
following out tho suggestions OF the
Director of Public Safety relative to
changing the closing schedule OF the
schools SO that the street cars would
not be conEcstcd with school children
at O'Clock every afternoon were APP
proved by tho board.
New Schedule Approved.
Tic now schedule goes into eTcc,
Immediately. Grades ia through .B
vii! be dismissed at the noon recess
Grades ia and 3B will he dismissed
AZ 1880. Higher grades and junior
high school pupils will so homo at ,
o'clock.
John Marshall High School viii dis
miss in sections. beginning IT $50
with the last section leaving the build
ing at o'clock.
Reports showed a total attendance
OF 2S.t09 children in the day and night
schools OF Richmond last month
Superintendent Albert H. Hill CON
tinueS i'll at his home on West Grace
street. OF influenza. and DR.. Moses a
tioee, member OF tho School Board
Is also i'll al his homo on East Grace
Street
Scarcity of teachers and extreme
diiiicultv experienced in securing prop,
trly qualified instructors was COM
mcnted on in recommendations by AS
sistant Superintendent, Binford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Womnn's Auxiliary to Richmond
Post. No. l. American Legion. meets
nj 'ichcrson Hotel at :3O.
Advertisers club meets ut nusi-
ness Mems Club Mt 1.
Credit Men. Association meets nj
Business Mems Club at 1915,
Wumnn's Auxiliary Rjrhmond
Blues meets ut Blues .trmory Mt 3.
STAN Captain Florence Dean md
Envoy Jcnu!c Hansen. of national
headquarters, will speak mt ..G
North seventh street. at 4 md \.
Bcncht musical mt wonnn's Club
NJ .t:3o.
Retail Merchants A>Sorintto
meets nt business Mems Cub NJ =.
nr: Cyril u. HAAS speaks on
College Hall. Tenth md Marshall
Streets. 1T .,
Finn, rehearsal Hichmond Conn
mup.ty Chorus, John Marshall High
school. Mt :.
Meeting at Public building md
I,ilttE Committee Mt City Hall at
.:3o.
Ordinance Committee meet, at
Cit! Hall at =.
Common Council meet, At City
Hall ut y,
Finance Committee meets ut city
Hall NJ $3.50.
Concert at BroRd street Mctho-
dist Church mt S:,u.
Organization 0f "tmc1cnn On,-
Gers" at Chamber Of Commerce
auditorium at S:;u.
deception Ia mcmhrr> of the Cen
~rni Assembly aud their wives NJ
the Governors House ut 81.
Lyric--I andcNiiIr, $3.50, 1:f5 and
R:;;n.
Strsnd-l'Vbcrt u. NIantcIl i'm
"RirhcIicn,'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
FEMALE BURGLAR SOUGHT
~"t"rrd Woman Rnnsack. Home I,b;to
f"r? II In ProgrcS>-Makcs
Her JtscRuc

ToIlCc arc scarchiDC for H. fc,,.
burglar who throw a tea marty M lie
nome OF Mrs. Crosby Miller. 900. /;
ath avenue, INTO "A fright I'ucsdav
I-Ht Whcn q rnulatto woman was dis.
coscrcd hidinr In closet wni!c In.
party was III progress
II Is thought that the woman on
'crrd the home by the front door
which vas left unlocked. with linton,
ton "i searching The homo under
cover OF tho noise produced at tho
party. but ran into the closet to kccp
from being detected when some one
entered The room.
Mrs, Millcr'S homo had been ran
conveyed to members of the nar,r
'h"y engaged in the burglar hunt. re-
SultinE IN the discovery or the woman
in hiding.
70 ice were notified. hut tho woman
escaped before they arrived, drowning
some currency Which she had stolen
IN the home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
SHOELESS WOMAN LOSES
RACE WITH PATROlMAN
Mrs. II. y. Crisis, Arranged In Police
court. After Whisky tx Con-
fSrntrd by officer

.N.5. II. 7. Crlss. alias Mrs II. p.
Alnoid; was arrairncd in Police Court
yesterday morning on the charge of
StorinS ardent spirits. aud tho case
% continued until January ST.
ioICSman George A. Jennings con.
nome, 81 Eas; Cary Street, earlier il,
INC night. the police say, and waited
uHIi! ! ne occupant Of tho home arriycd
EariS yesterday morning a young
woman lett a taxi 3; Fourth and Car.
streets IN her stocking fcc. an,
ntarlcd up the hill toward tho house
WheFe The whisky is said 10 have bccn
Officer Jennings. who was sono dc.
lance away at tho time, sikcwiso rn.
iSfcd the race" and reached ,hc
3.aSo al the same time, it is claimed
~ me woman with her SHOES IL,
hcr hands. She was arrested ON ,i,n
ChhEEe o! storing arden, sniri.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
NEW COURT DISCUSSED
CROWDED DOCKETS SAID
TO MAKE FOR INJUSTICE
Richmond Judges. Clerks. Legislators,
Counciintcn and Attorneys
Attend Meeting.

Both strong opposition and support
G o, me oili mhiGn rs now ~, o~'G}mS IN"
tablshment OF an additional cour; in
Richmond. developed Yesterday AZ Il
in the ChanCcry Court.
Members Of Tho Finance Committee
Of the City Council. who appeared at
the meeting by request. look a strong
clarinE that Richmond could not stand
the expense attached to tn" establish
mert of an additional court
Attorneys. represented by Harry NJ.
smith ,ir.. and others, took the orpo-
site attitude, aud presented petition,
which was sent to Mayor AmSiie,
ing for the establishment Of tho court.
Tcu OF Crowded D"chc,>.
Judges and court officials refused 20
express definite opinion one way or
corning the condition of ,hoir dochcts
plainly some OF the courts. The re
ports of the court clerks revealed.
were ONerworked. while judges OF
others stated that they could handle
moro work than they We're now doing.
and Judge Il. Carter Scott offered to
iudec scott. OF tho city circuit
Court judge Ernest II, Wcll>. OF Illus
tines court Fart IL: judge Beverly
court, Judg. William ~ MoucurG, Of
the Chancery Court. and Judge L. {.
Richardson. OF the liusiines Court.
clerks.
State Senator James Il, Cannon pre-
sided and presented the request OF
"a report Of the business transacted
during the year and that the juugcs
Sive An opinion on tho establishments
OF the new court.
Causes Injustice aud Congestion.
Several legislators were present. as
well as a number OF attorneys Judge
richardson. III his address. told the
legislators that the present situation
made for injustice aud congestion. lie
stated that If hc had only criminal
cases on his docket he would be able
10 handle tn. work, but that IN his
crimina! and ordinance violation APP
pcals, civ! appeals, appeals from the
Juvenile ana Domestic Relations
Court. condemnation proceedings, and
to render decisions on other matters.
besides granting permits To carry
guns. buy ammunition and many other
permits. Although ne refused to eX-
press himself either IN favor or
against the measure he declared tina;
nc thought that appeals could be heard
much quicker ii sent !" some other
HnS Year. Work ON Hand.
judge Ernest H. Wells ais" stated
time, have enough Worn before Nm
to occupy his time fer year.
FINANCE Committee. also spoks, hut
declared himself opposed 10 The meas.
ure' He stated that At the present
time the increase IL licenses proposed
was raising n cry from the citizens,
that the city was faced with an an
crease OF Sl.lo in the tax rate 10 meet
the expense OF the Mayors new BUD
get. and that the city was facing a
loss Of $4,000 by the passage OF Il
o!ll. which the bankers are advooat-
ing, leSScninG taS bank stock
and which VIII bc presented to the
General Assembly here this session!
Counciiman Carter g Jones' OF
Madison Ward also OF the Finance
Committee, spoke against the measure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
EXAMINATIONS CONCLUDED
announcement Of John NIar>i,it
amihn'ions win iIc Made on sat
urtUy NBTutur

MidtrrIn cxaminarions at John Ma
terd az afternoon Annoliucrn,
graduation viii be made Saiur,i.,,. .
noon 10 those who success sulIy paes,tj
approximately 10 a,raduat.s ibis ,..,,,
NO commencement exercises M. o.li
a. this time, IN, THOSE nnishin. n,
FeD.uary are included win. the Jun.
ment exercises OF Joan Marshall
RcorganizatioD u classes f1r til.
Principal Harwood OF Jouu NtsrsI,aii
High school. who,is also stiporyisG, ~
high school worl, o: the entire Rich-
mnd system. stated Yesterday mat M
luenZa had not materially aif.cioI
John Marshall ~ yet SIX on, Of nis
eighty teachers were III, he said. ana
about the usual number Of pupi : con.
siderinE the incicmCnt weather OF m,
past week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
ALVIN M. SMITH ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF STATE BODY
Richmopder Heads Jobbcrs and Manu-
fncturcrS Club for NcN;


j. ID. Fauccettc. of Bristol: II. q.
Barbee. of Norfolk, and Alvin NJ.
Smith. of Richmond. were the princi-
pal speakers at the annual mcctin !;
Of the Jobbcrs' and Mauufac; urcrS'
Club. held in the Business Mems Club.
at 1880 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The greater part of tho time aside
from these addresses was spent IN
routine business and the election OF
officers. The new officers are:
Alvin NJ. Smith, of Richmond. prcsi-
dent; j. ii. Carpenter, of toVinEton,
first vice president: j, u. FaucCcttc.
of Bristol, second vice president; c. G.,
Lindsey. OF Roanoke. third vice presi-
dent. and J. y. Willard, OF Richmond.
secretary and treasurer.
Members OF the board OF directors
are: :. II. Coleman, of Roanoke; Z. l..
Kidd. of Bristol: J. W. Simmons OF
suffolk: {. l. Whichard. OF Norfolk
w. L. Barkcsdale. charlottesville:
Corn elius Gilbert. OF Lynchburg, and
l.. l.. Sydnor. OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
BRAME OFF TO UNRAVEL
TENNESSEE MURDER PUZZLE
Local Internal Revenue Agent to Probe
Death OF Dry lnfOrmers in


$. r. Bramc. United state Internal
revenue. agent. lett last night for Me-
Minnv.lElc. Tenn, TO investigate the
death Of Fred Murphy. whose body
was found hanging by IA wire in his
cell in the McMinnville Jail last Mon
day.
Howard Ewing. assistant United
states District Attorney has already.
neSun WORK on the case and REPORTS
that from Information received so far
the death Of Murphy was not caused
b! suicide.
Murphy, who WAS awaiting trial for
Sheriff \. =. Warren. o! Warren
County. Tenn. who is TO appear before
the next term OF the Federal Court
on the charge OF owning operating,
and furnishing food products for a
distillery. Mrs. Warren. Wife o: the
sheriff is reported 10 have discovered
the cell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
COMPANY B Is ORGANIZED
Rcubcn burton. Jr., EiectcI Captain ot
New init OF virginia National

Having enlisted the required quota
o. siSty-scVen recruits. Comnany f.
Richmond Light Infantry Blues. last
night became part OF the Nationa
Guards. and elected the following Of
hcerS: Reuben Burton, Jr,. captain;
r. l.. Rcmiss, Jr.. first lieutenant: Vii,
liam Atkins. second lieutenant:
IL. Carl Boschen. former captain If
the comnany. presided at tho meeting
last night.
This company furnished 133 officers
out or l33 members who went TO the
Mexican border. The company is omen
70 furthcr enliStmentS. and "Wednesday
has been decided upon as drill nighi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
Apply for building Permits.

Nh"FIe" T. Koss made application
Yesterday for building permit 10
erect 2 brick garage on tho north
hardy ana Vino Streets. nj a cost of
$1,000 Application for permit bv
liclcn Baker and Nadine w. Ward to
erect building III the 1900 block on
Monumnct Avenue. at u total cost Of
si"'oo". was granted Tho binding.
INC application stated. is to be used
for studios.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29

Major Lawrence T.. Price was made
president Of tho First Virginia Rogi-
ment AZ the nrst annual meeting. when
major w. Mckee Evans became vice
president: John c. Wcckert, secretary:
,: Matthew'S. treasurer, and Mai or
William y. stack custodian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
Accent ~. N.u,h.r.

Charles Y. Hall, Edward y. Jurd,n.
r. T. Cloc and stephen Johnson were
me new members. taken In at the
Camp OF Spanish War Veterans held
at tho Seventh Street hrmory last
night ~ $50 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN
ARE IN NEED OF ASSISTANCE
rather Is Victim Of Tuberculo.i. md
fainit! Poverty Str'cSen-Wo-
l.

More than one-:tth OF The $3.50 fund
!"r ne new case which opened YES
Iv ,! mas been received by nh.
mes plspatch Relief fund. Tor the
h"nehi OF the sick mother Win cjthJ
destitute children. Il nuinbc, OF con
ti!out!ons TOR case No. Ii having b,,n
NahsicFrrd 10 case No. II. making -
'"tH- @! 80 acknow lodged ycstcrtiu \
- 'nG 'thc pECF!d!nR Tor her eight Ill
,tr cAA5drru fell upon the mother vIrp
"tlF father became i'll with lubyrcu-
."NIS some kline ago, and was sent "a
' i. western part o the country for
Ihir hy means OF u fund raised by =
Eishmohd institution. :
nee tnat zine tho mother has ho-
lone l!i from oYcrworil in caring r..
ne nome; Little children always Noon
hn"l'rhai care and attention. and tn"
".yS OF lhcsc eight little tots are from
uh" 10 twelve years.
i.atf OF necessary provisions ANA
B"uf!sh!nE food Will weaken the chm
..t'' ana there IS grave danger OF con
ne iuocrcul osis, which Otherwise
could be avertcd under good circnin.
ton f'H'' "''Gh-
Furthermore while the mother is II,
Shr' as Well as tho children, are sub
y'yi 10 thr attending suffcrings which
M IN thr wake of poverty. for in
ms case ne mother was the oni"
means Of support that the nfmiiv baj
Gnr Is u! now, ana unable to helm Hn-
ii''ic MOCK, and the appeal for S.50 lie
nil' !" 'idc them over the present
Contributions 'or the beno6, =. .,,.
iI,anily should DC addressed 70 rhs
rl!m'S-Diaratch Kciief Fund. case M
Following arc the receipts acknow-
n"lrI yesterday, an but tho last six
~ ""'r jT2nSfercd from case No.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
Sentenced 10 .1niI.
pleaded

James Atkinson, colorcd. rleadcd.
guilty yesterday in the Hustines con-,
TO charge 81 petit larceny. and was
sentenced 70 serve thirty DAYS In Jali
Atkinson was accused OF The thcft O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The Earmcs; Workers w :. T. l. will
'nt't Oh Thursday. January 90 ~ 2:JO
. clusk. with MTs. olive Siil!nan. Highland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29

NIGHT schools OF Richmond wi, be-tn
Norh Tor the second term. February :. piIr.
IN! N the hrs, term. there wore thirty -fivg
mont of over 1000 In trade ana ind,,u, -. H..
wnrk there were Fifteen classes. with a lot,
enrolment OF 500 pupils > " '''"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29

Mrs. Henry AYlc;t SAMPSON VIII Give a.
"u' nor : f,aGiuG Friday afternoon At
. u" Grace covenant Church house. -! Wcs;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29

:LhrTc VII he meeting OF the citizens
OF cth gov" %; OAK Grove School Building
tomorrow night At o'clock Tor the purI,,sc
OF orTani3iuE citizens league
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
Time Is Money.

The quick way TO get what you wan,
when you want it is TO read ana use
Times Dispatch classified ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29

iris. soprano soloyst w,
.oniEh; IN Broad street
nag inning ~ $3.50 O'Clock
i.beIg on the y=u.-.f,
contrlito: lin. n
y "a ms. bass: Miss Mnry
Professor Leslie +. Wax.
ana director
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29

Mrs. Flor !. II.
feature tn" Cnncrr'
Methodist Church.
singers who wifi
are Miss pa!.N
l'urE. tenor. jack
Lakeland. NioliniSt
son !s -cEo:;lpLu!S 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29

1T. NJ l.:tN'dr-.
W. ID. Melton. yas
DHtc". and many
port for duty ycs'
nucnza, Hu tIiiAst..
Many OF the clrrl
"'"rH arc S.c!. AZ.
STAYED * homo. G,
mucl, they were II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29

r l@tirr-r Gordon. vicc-p-As,d.n. :,
n ~ Mn Hatt'o1al h21iZ WHO has been ,Ioi
70 D. improved. lio is expected hon. -,
after part 81 the week az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29

sup"rintcndent O. mails
.!trr a. thc Contra. Post.
'r: ~ were unabl. TO r.
".uIH because OF the I'M.
THORNTON said Yesterday.
who hav. reported To-
: would have ordinarily
rcpt that they know how
ei-i =. the most
The Delta independent., 1920-02-06
EXTENDED INSURANCE POLICY
BRINGS WIDOW GOOD RETURN

A $1,000 insurance policy running
on extended insurance in which the
late F. A Wade was holder and his
widow beneficiary, was paid to the
latter a few days ago, through the in
terest of F. H. Peck. a local insurance
agent
Fifteen years ago Mr.. Peck wrote
the policy and the premium was paid
for a period of between four and five
years, and then suspended
Under the terms of the contract, it
might be allowed to run on extended
insurance for sixteen years, and the
beneficiary still be protected.
After the sudden death of Mr. Wade
few weeks ago, Mr.. Peck recalling
the incident of the policy, interested
himself in the case and found that the
policy was still running under the
original agreement He submitted
proof of death and within few days
the amount was paid
The policy was written on a COM
pany with whom Mr.. Peck is not now
associated in any manner. which
demonstrates the value of a local in
surance Representatives