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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
Statesmen TO HEAR TALKS
OF WRITER'S AND EXPERTS
oliver J. sands and Commissioner Sf
agriculture &. ". ko1n~r on Pro-
Erarn-Ssssion Opens Tonorrow.

Oliver J. sands. president Of the
american National Eank = W. Ro!n-
CT. state Commissioner ~ Agriculture,
and 4 nu.nbe OF agricultural writers
and experts ~ this State ano the
CarOlinaE. VIII speak al Ike three
day 1csz,Un ~ fertilizer Ssissmen at
tn. Jefferson Hotel. staring toinor-
row Incfn!nB AZ 10 o'clccT
cnar!tE W. Pridcy, q! SoftSik. VIII
open the meeting. Ar. Eoiner, Dr. u.
~. Daniel, u: Eikns.a Crilsge, =. T.,
and g. ". E!Gd!ck. president ~ Tn.
state College q! agriculture, NJ Norm
Carp!ina. VIII EI>aE tnmcrroW morn.
ing Ia TIE Afternoon Dr j.. ".
Dr!nlHafS. j =. Harper. r. u Hutch
!uspn, all Of virginia, shc = i VII
Hams. ~ the Trrth Carolina state
Agricultural College. ~!il be heard.
D- !. g. WHEins. STATE chemist. js
on III. Wednesda? Mcrn!ny program.
"hl!" 4 r. EaJGen, II! the PEANUT
cLpe..Mcn: station r. jiDijaH6, and
y. =. jChnsrD. ciTEctDr NJ Scrs,Is4
TRUCK station. are on the aftGrDGon
;:D.ram.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
WILL SELL S1,35O,OOO
OF CITY BONDS TUESDAY
BusfnesS Before Council Committee,
This Week Is Light-CIaims,
FInanc ind Streets Meet.

Three committees of the Council
are scheduled TO meet this week. but
two OF the recently organized bodies
nave only the business OF one proceed
Ing session combined with the papcrs
referred to them by tie Council 10
consider and their dock cts are as Wei
light. They are the Streets Commit
tee. which meets Monday night AT &
O'CLOCK, and the Committee on
Claims. which viii meet Tuesday
night at s.
The Finance Committee. however
is scheduled for an important session,
At this meeting bids on the sI.35O.O0O
pond issue authorized by the city
COUNCIL are TO be opened. OF this is
sue 100000 Will lie used for rchabli.
iating the CITY Gas Works and 5000
DOB for general public improvements
D!Acussing the prospect as regards
nc sale OF The bonds. city Comp
troiier Henry G. Cofer. who recently
returned from New York. wncrc he
went with city Collector Hulce to
promote interest in financial circles
in these bonds. said yesterday after.
noon that he expected good bids.
Richmond city bonds standing well
as an investment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
REALTORS OF STATE TO
HOLD CONVENTION HERE
Organization OF All Exchanges Into
Big Association Is Plan Of
Richmond Body.

Gail for 4 State convention of real
i nIcnm neaiers has beer issued by the
October q and %. in his city. VIII
liam S. Wilson. of Philadelphia. re-
gional yice-president OF the Real Fs-
T 1Tse kSi inrsEsor Of Of Armeriea; and
tional secretary. of the same organi-
za,ion. Will be here 10 urge the for
NATION OF Il Statewide real estate
exchange in Virginia.
IL. X. Richardson and T.. +. Schmidt.
OF the local exchange, will speak to.
mosr1W in Hopewell. Petersburg and
of those places to form a prellminary
organization and select delegates TO
meet The national organizers at the
fi carnrn mere next month. il was
viii go further afield and push the
new movement before realtors OF
W, M%nnenss,er on September IS: staun;
Oh September 30, and Dam
vile, October L.
Norfolk real estate men have al
project as outlined by local mon. and
~L.ynchburg is the first of the States
cities to develop much favorable sem
VIII stress Necdfof Organization.
National real cstatc men who will
come here for the convention will
stress the fact that more than half OF
the, states or the Union now have
such state exchanges rs Is
for Virginia. II is not believed that
the realtors OF this State Will he
once the movement is under
way.
Following is 4 summary OF the new
movements purposes:
To place before the public the true
position OF the real estate men in the
business world.
To uphold the principle that II is
much more profitable TO give Il GUS
toner an homes; opinion Of what proD-
erty in question is worth than 10
make q commission by withholding 4
vital fact which might jcopardlze n
sale.
BY the concerted effort of the State
association 10 show the public that
there is no security or Investment as
good as w~ell-located and properly
priced real estate. and hat no bonds
are better than real estate
To be in a position 20 go before the
State Legislature and have bills when
would he oppressive to the real estate
interests OF the State killed and to
have bills passed which wouid he ad-
rantaGeouS 10 the same interests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
COAL OPERATOR SLAIN,
NINE MEN ARE IN JAIL
Charged With Conn iicity In the MUIR
der of Leon N. Adler. General
ManaRer. LAhf Ihurhdnx

EIRhlSGHAT, ALA. Sept. 10
Niht neh were arrested at Patton in
"a!ker County ,oday and placed I'm
?ah At Jasper. charged with compile
~ ~ IA. murder OF Leon NJ. Adler.
general manager Of the Corona Co..
last Thursday.
AZ the hfunGnarters o! General R.
" steiner. here today. IT wng said
Th%, conditions were generally uuIet
fields. "'"'s
n !afse !abor m~aas-mcctlng wag
ne!u IN birmingham this afternoon AZ
which ~resolutions "erc adopted cali.
,ns Upon the coal operators to Join
enoit 70 tt!a. the Alabama strike To-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
TRANSPORTATION CHEAP,
SAYS C. & 0. OFFICIAL
Costs Only .0045 Cent More to Bring
Pound Of Sugar Hero From
Newport News.

Transportation is today the cheap
est commodity in the United States
in the amount OF service performed
for the price received, compared with
the cost OF any other commodity. &C
cording to +. NJ. Whitaker. vicc-presi-
dent of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way in charge of traffic. in \ state
ment on the effect of the increased
freight rates on Richmond.
1T is surprising what a small per
cent OF tho high cost of living goes
into freight rates when it is figured
out" Mr.. Whitaker declared. For
an instance:
"on dry goods from Norfolk and
Newport News tho increase is .00lS
cent or IS cents per 100 pounds. On
or 4i-2 cents a hundred pounds.
Take coffee from Norfolk. The in
crease is .0007 cent a pound and from
Newport News .0O065 cent a pound"
Whitaker said that the increase on
and on flour 4 cents n hundred.
FROM CINCINNATI the rates are in
sugar. .ool4 a pound, coffee. .oOl4 n
pound and -four .0009 a pound.
on the average, Mr.. Whitaker
thinks, the increase caused by the
2l-o cents on articles retailing for
III. improvements in service which
Will result from the increase will
more than offset the advance, he be-
lieves.
The railways are sparing no ef-
forts to d to their facilities and to
their service. but time will
be required to accomplish the results
FOR which they aim. Cars and en-
sines cannot be built overnight, and
we hope the public will exercise due
realizing that the difficult
ties are only temporary. Shippers are
cooperating as never before and We
beginning to get results" he de-
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
has just ordered 1000 steel hopper
cars from the Pressed Steel Car Com
pany: The cars are OF fifty-seven and
i haEf tons capacity each. The Sea-
board Air Line is inQuiring for $50
hfty-ton hopper cars and other Vir-
g!nia roads are also contemplating
equipment purchases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
a. I. B. NIGHT SCHOOL OPENS
Richmond Chapter VIII begin Regis
~frafion ut Virginia Mechanics
SF Institute TOnirht.

.Registration in the night school Of
tho Richmond Chapter OF the Arncri-
.can institute of Banking viii begin
Tonight at s O'clock in the Virginia
aMcchanics' Institute Men and wo-
men engaged in tho banking busj-
ness, or in the employ of any bank
or trust company in the city OF Rich
tmond, are eligible for membership in
instftute.
;Courses are offered in public speak
stng and debate; elementary and
money banking. commercial and
banking law. political economy. and
the. forum. formed for the purpose or
sdiscussing the financial problems o,
the day under the leadership OF
RICHMOND banker and business mon.
1.-The institute certificate is a Ger
given by the American Bank
Earss Association and the American In
sstitrte OF Banking 10 members who
hnye successfully passed the final ey-
Summation in the institute standard
aepurses, money n banking, com
fnaercial n banking law. and po!i,i-
zeal economy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
BUSINESS WAS SLACK ON
CARY STREET LAST WEEK
Poultry, Fruits and Vegetables
Steady While EEEs Arc Climb
inE-pSttcr Outlook.

inE-Detter Outlook.
The past week. axe as n whole,
brought rather sIow business 10
Cary and Thirteenth Streets. at least
that portion OF them where the
wholesalers and commission mcr-
chants handle country produce.
Receipts were not altogether as
large as the prophets had predicted
and the demand for everything, cc-
cept fruits, was q little slack. Just
why II should have been a dull week
the commission men cannot or have
rot explained. 1t seems TO have just
happened SO.
Poultry was In Only fairly good re-
cc!pt and prices underwent but little
change. Chickens sold for SO TO s2
centa per pound in the feathers and
hens were = little slew At 30 TO 90
cents. ERgE were somewhat on the
climb n went readily al 81 TO co
cents per dozen.
Lambs were in fairly good demand
at IL 70 IL cents pc! pound and sheep
at 3 10 8. Choice vca!s were q shade
EASIER at IS 10 u ceDts. while the
common were slow al 10 10 IL cents.
F'ruits were IN fairly good receipt
Apples solt ali the way from SO 20
s. per barrel. Vegetables were a
little .slow. Ir!sh potatoes varied
from :i25 10 $50 per Dushel. atid
sweets from 2l.GU TO ".
The Communication merchants look Tor
better business this week. but not
for much change in prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
EAST HANOVER PRESBYTERY
OPENS SESSION TOMORROW
DR.. Lancaster VIII Retire and Give
All Time To ConNict> ut
Pcnitentiary.

The P~resbytery of East Hanover,
in which Richmond is located, will
hold its fan meeting at the Byrd
Church in Goochland County, to-
morrow afternoon. beginning a. 3
o'clock. This is one of The Oldest
churches in the State. having been
organized prior TO 1856. the exact
date not being known. Its pastor.
and the retiring moderator, is the
Rev. r.. V. Lancaster. ID. II. DR.. Lam
caster has recently resigned as pas
tor OF the Goochland church 10 de-
vote his time TO the religious well
rare OF the convicts Of the State, and
his resignation as pastor will be
presented to this meeting Of pres.
bytery.
The presbyterian sermon will be
preached by Rev. +. T. McFaden,
ID. -. OF the First Church Of Rich
mond. after which the p~resbyterial
communion will be celebrated.
The p~rcsbytcry is composed of
hity-two ministers and ~Gfty-two
churches. n is one of the strong
est in the Southern Church. with a
membership OF nearly 10000 COM
municants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
SAUNDERS WILL ADDRESS
WOMEN ON BALLOT TODAY
Speaks at II A. VI. al Jefferson Hotel
10 tntrrtninmen Committee OF
ISiEhtieth Division UrunIOu.

Mrs. @. 7. w. Kern, chairman OF
me woman's entertainment commit
Tee Tor the Eighticth Division re-
union. has called a meeting or the
committee NJ the Jefferson Hotel
TINS morning at IL O'clock. Imrned!-
ports. clyde W Saunders. member Of
the democratic executive committee
from the Third District. will address
ihe BODY on the igniflcance of the
ballot.
Miss Adele Clark, sunragist and
legislative chairman Cor the Equal
suffrage League in Virginia. has been
the duty OF registering.
IL. Allen Ammons. who was chair
man of the reunion committee and
VINO saw service in France with the
3l7th Infantry. viii speak also.
All members OF the committee who
assisted in II Homecoming. the Ar
in!stlce Day celebration and the re-
union Of the l:ighticth. and ali inter-
eSttd are < to attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
MAYOR OF PHILADELPHIA
TO VISIT RICHMOND SOON
Chamber of Commerce pIanx IN
i'""st .Immrs River at Mass
MccllnE IIcrc.

Mayor ]. Hampton Moore. Of
lhiiadciphia who. az chairman OF
the River and liarbors Committee in
the House OF Representatives a few
years ago VIII be the prlncinal
speaker ~ a mass-mcctine in the
the citizens viii discuss with ,hnir
representatives in Congress ways
and means OF improving R~ichnond's
waterway facilities.
Mayo Moore is president Of the
Atlantic Deep Waterways Associn-
tion. He has definitely advised
w. T.. Dabney, business manager OF
the Chamber of Commerce. that he
VIII speak here. but the exact date
VII De set later. Representatives
Of the War Department. and the shin.
ping Board viii also be present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
TWO RlCHMONDERS HELD
FOR TRANSPORTING LIQUOR
Car and Cargo Said To lie Worth
$1,000, Seized by Federal
Agents.

], NJ. Harris and c. VI. Goodwin, Of
richmond. have been arrested and
are under heavy bond in Halifax
County for violation OF the Federal
revenue law, il was learned through
Both were arrested In HaIifaX
County by prohibition inspectors and
an automobile in which they are al
ieged 10 have been transporting
ciShty-siN gallons OF liquor illegally.
The cargo and the car seized by pro-
h!bition inspectors was said to have
been. worth $4,000. They will be tried
of Danrillc. and were released ON
pan, after n hearing before the
united states commissioner at South
Boston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
KU KlUX KHAN MEETS
IN RICHMOND TONIGHT
Most Secret of "SOcirtIek" VIII Tnke
in Mnny New Members

knights Of the ku Klux Khan. or
San!zci mere a few days ago, viii
mond" for the purpose OF taking into
The order a Numbcr OF men who
nave siSnifcG their desire 10 join. il
was learned last night. The order, an
hcrSi!p here more than $4,000 within
Z rev weeks. At the present time
there are more than 200 accredited
OF the organization work here. whIch
: SAID 10 be going on all over the
y number OF new members Will 1e
initiated tonight in some secret meet
me place IN the downtown section.
inc order follows the customs of tho
4.,id Khan formed just after the War
ates new members under the n"rv
cross, IL is declared. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
WILL LEAVE THIS WEEK
FOR LEGION CONVENTION
advance Guard OF VirgInin Delera-
ZION rims TO Invade Cleveland
1Or AuNNnCc Gnnfcrnnnex

w, l. Price. adjutant commander
Of the American Legion. Department
OF Virginia; j. j. Wicker. Jr.. national
Keith .Carlin. Will leave EichmonI
carry rms week to attend the nnual
convention of the American IcSion
IN Cleveland.
Adjutant Price will! leave in time
10 attend a conference OF sccrctarIes
winch viii be held before the con
Nehtlon proper is held. Mr.. Carlin is
i've committee cXpccts to hnJJ an
important meeting. which Mr.. WIcke
VIII attend, prior to the conventions.
ne main body OF Virginia and
Washington Saturday on q: speciaI
trAin for The COnXcniion citr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
Ontom-tr.sts Meet Here.

Quarterly session OF the State
Academy OF Optomctry was held last
night In the Jefferson Hotel. The
meeting was. largely attended by
members from all over the state, and
,T"nE ho.ea specialists from this sec
tion were present. DIR. y. :. Mitchell.
OF Richmond. spoke on ~"I'rodominai
Glancoma." and Dr. w. ". Royal
!ectuTcd on the subject of "Prcma-
urc.I'resbyopia." DIR. NJ. Il. Jackson.
OF Norfolk. delivered an address on
'Equalizin8- the ifinocular Corrcc.
tion," n DR.. j. II. Harper's tonic
was blood Pressure in Relation to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
ATTEMPTED JAIL DELIVERY
AT SING SING Is THWARTED
"atchmsn mt Power Plant Held Up
and Told TO CUT on Prisons
tBy Universe! servIcc.l

tBy Universal! ServIcc.l
NEW YORK. Sept. ia plot to
cut on the lights OF Sing Sing prison
in what is believed to have been an
attempt at a wholesale jail delivery,
was thwartcd by George Benz, night
engineer OF the Westminster Lighting
Company power house at New Ro-
chellc. shortly after midnight Satur-
day. II n known today. Benz
spread an alarm after he was visited
In the power house by armed and
masked men. who came In a high
mower automobile. Special guard was
thrown around the prison imme-
diately and kent on duty all night.
This Is the second time In ninety
I'VE years that tho prison has been
especially guardcd at night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
VIII Attend Convention.

Ftv; DR.. J. J. Schcrcr. Jr.. nastor
o. the First English Lutheran
thurch, this city. will head the dele"
Ea,ion OF the Virginia Synod to the
biennial convention OF the United
i6in,nernn Church. in Washington.
state delegation will be TO bring the
meeting TO Richmond in 1922.
with hr. Scherer will go the fol-
lowing Lutheran. PASTORS: Rev. Dr.,
Casscll. Mount Sidney: Harry Snyder
Shepherdstown. W. va: j. a. Xiex,
ander. Staunton. and W.T.. Staufrer.
Newport News. The Virginia Synod
~ Snti'ien TO three lay INC three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Of Mrs. f.. F.. perki

Funeral services for Mrs. Eugene
Floyd Parkinson will be
this afternoon at 4 o'clock from the
Leigh Street Baptist Church. Rev. J..
]. Wicker will have charge OF the
services. Mrs. Pcrkinson. who was
the wife of Everett Perkinson. died
Saturday. Immediate relatives sur
viving are her husband, her father,
Charles Floyd: 4 brother. ]. c. Floyd,
and five sisters, Mesdames p. 5.
Ritz Floyd Jacokes. d.
w. Vaughn. Mill!cent Tyler Christian
n p. q. Elson. lnterment will be
in Hollywood Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
10 Railway
.f --
FALLS BACKWARD INTO
CREEK AND is ROWNE
William s. Hack, Of Mount Union,
fnr Meets Death In Shall
low Sfrcum.

william Seth Black, aged -, OF
Mount Union, Pa. was drowned about
II O'Clock last night in Gillis Creek.
1t is n ! he was sitting on the
wall over the stream. and. losing
mis- balance. fell backwards into the
water. lie was never seen to come
up. a Mr.. Colgin. who was nearby
at the time, pulled the body from
the water. The drowned mar was
TO Nelson's undertaking.
pariors TO await the arrival of rela-
t!vcS from Noun Union. 1t Is
thought that the man must have
struck on his head. which rendered
hin unconscious as the water is not
deep enough at that point to drown
an adult IL able 10 walk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
DENIES WITHDRAWAL FROM
RACE FOR DIRECTORS JOB
L.. j.. Bnss. .Jr.. IIns Not Wi,bdr,xn
in Favor OF Fontaine Jones,
as ItepOrfed-

T. ]" bass, Ut, yesterday issue0 a
uehLal or h statement attributed
10 MIN saturday in political circles
candidacy for tho position of 0irec-
ior Of Public Works in favor nj
fontaine Jones. at present on the
Stan or the retiring director. Charles
Mr.. Bass. together with Richard
aiesser., sanitary engineer OF the
St@te Health Department; r. d
y ''mo!e, Il ~sul engineer; w.
portsmouth; and MIR. Jones. are the
c~andidates known to be under con.
sidcraliOn by Mayor Ainslic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
ANNOUNCE % ADDITIONS
TO FACULTY OF. COLLEGE
Many Turned Away for Lack OF
Room This Year at Medical
Institution.

faculty. aMie1'y Of the Mediaai College lie 'e of
Virginia, which is just beginning the
terday through officials. More women
than have ever before enrolled in the
school in the two years that its
them have qualified for entrance this
year. Total enrolment this year is
4O6, compared with last years fig
officials Of the college are pleas
There are 1853 students in the medi-
cal department alone thirteen Of
work arc 127. three OF whom are
women, and six women and a total
of ITO students arc studying phar-
macy.
Condition. Crowded.
Numbers of students have been re-
jected already because there was no
room for them. Figures compiled by
the officials or the college show that
a large percentage of those who have
enrolled are fourth year students.
and that thirteen are taking special
Additional personnel OF the faculty
C. Y. selddcr. n. b. associate profess
'0T OF Da!rhSolcsS; n u n-o,...o, .,
MarEsrct. NJ. IIoskns. Phi. d. associate
S StSissf i9 h rs %a1s,o' aSd e mG soIass of the
William +. Sharpe. NJ. D.. associate in
IL. D. caid%eii. N. D.. ASSOCIATE. in
J; H., Baird. NJ. D.. associate In surgery.
r. a. Morrison. NJ. d.. associate in
x. {. Sslnton NJ. D.. associate In surgery.
T. T., whc.ldon. NJ. D.. associate in
orthopcdic surgery.
w; B. Dianion. NJ. D.. Instructor IN
II. Il. Master. NJ. D.. instructor in ner-
rous and mental diseases.
II. A. Brady. Instructor in gentle uri-
f. c. Bryce. n. D.. assistant in otoloEy.
rhinoioEy and ~iaryngolosy.
W. ". Falkener. NJ d.. assistant In
J: f. Fulton. NJ. D.. assistant In medi-
T. f. Hughes. NJ. D.. assistant in o,oloey.
rhtnology and laryngology.
sydney, Trattner ~. D.. assistant in
=. ii. Turner. NJ. D.. assistant in op,hal-
mOloGy.
a. i. Dodson. NJ. D.. assistan, in reni,o-
c.. i. Lisweiiyn. Il. D.. assistant in
School OF Dentistry.
NJ. D. cat,eil. d. u. s.. professor OF
r.. c. Walden. D. d. s. professor o,
: T. 4: Price. D. d. s. Instructor in in
4. ". wood, D. d. s.. instructor in
Mrs. J. W. Dixon. instructor in English.
school of Pharmacy.
W. q. Crockett. Phi. G.. professor %!
l., {. Bird. Ph, G.. associate in oac-
{. ii. Beach. PHI. c.. as.ls,an, in chem
is,ry.
u, V. Walker. Phi. G.. assistant In chem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
Mrs. c. II. Call. Dies.

Mrs. COrinne Roane Calls died
yesterday at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. c.. NJ. Street, 2S0o
kensington Avenue. The funeral
will be held there at $3.50 o'clock
Cemetery. She is survived by nve
children-Millard. Harvey and Roger
Calls. Mrs. f. Price Sycll and Mrs.
street: three sisters. Mrs. r. L.
Douglas. Mrs. A. w Reed and Mrs.
r. 3. sutton. and n brother. Richard
II. Roane. King and Queen County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
Mrs, NnnnIc n. WIII,.

hfter n long I!lness Mrs. :Iannln
TONNES Wills. wife Of William n
Wills, died at their home in Chcg,cE.
field County yesterday. She In .nr.
vived by her husband. two dauEh,,r,
Mrs. Anderson Douthat Of Roanoxe'
and Miss Virginia ID. Wills. Funrral
Will take place at 3 O'Clock tnd,y
and interment Will follow In Mau:y
Cemetery,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
WOMAN Is KILLED WHILE
AT GRAVE OF SOLDIER SON
"oAsip That Mn. ~Trembowitz Csrrieo
money In CHILLING H~esponsibie
for yfurdSr

NEW YOitE. Sept. is-Go.ai, IN
we fHf+t nat she carried large sum,
81 money stitched In her clothing in
Ds'!sFeo rs~sD"nsib!s for tho murder
grave ~ her soldier aon In Houth Am.
Roy lsst night. The body OF thc az.
yearag!o woman. her clothing torn 10
.,bbrr"oI onp HFsp Niger pr!n,n on her
party.
Ihe mother had Kone 10 Ern,,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
Mrs. Snruh Keller

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. sept. -.
Mrs. Sarah Kelley died ~ the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. r.. II. Iiender-
son. in this city last night. aged 50
years. Mrs. Kelley was the widow d.
the late William Kelley n liz sur
vived by six daughters. Mrs. Lola lett.
of Savage, Nd: Mrs. Ida Peyton, Of
SDotsyivania; Mrs. Mamie Watson. Of
Brooke: Mrs. J.. NJ. Shelton. Mra. =. T..
Sale and Mrs. Percy Henderson, al! o.,
this city; eighteen grandchildren and
three Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-20
HARB0R MASTER DIES
John II. Hopkins. for Thirty Years
Servant OF City, Succumbed
Last Night.

Funeral services will be held at 1880
o'clock this afternoon at the grave in
Hollywood Cemetery for John II. Hop
kinS. for fifteen years n harbor mas
ter here. who died yesterday at his
home. 2S02 East Grace Street.
MIR. Hopkins succeeded his father
as harbor master n spent his entire
life along the river front district OF
the city. He leaves a son. j. Aubrey
Hopkins; Two daughters. Countess and
sic j. Hopkins. ali of this city. Mr..
Hopkins WAS 4 longtime member of
the Third Presbyterian Church.