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The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24

Wants....
-wASTEp--stsam~r trunk, 0iys
description and Dsies. ~ OO0.
roN aAi1-oa,d S>slae 49,
G. G. osAysiii.
elDo. vCkA. E1l1u
why b robbed By tsa0p sus bay.
ere when you can gOs top petoeol
send ne your fuss saA I vii M
you prices on came and n ~ sasSe-
factory Will rsiuru then without
cost. ., n. HOrr, 1850 NM
H.. Dsuvss. Colo.
FOR sALE-rwo shares Of ,,oct
IA The Commonwealth Irrigation
Co. at eals per share. ,. 3. tins.
lar. Mosca, Colo.
-FoUND-smaii purse eonts,sisx Z
silver. A. Journal office.
-rURNITURn IMPAIRED
.. ROsEbROuoH. 33S Moaros d.
List your laad With @. G. Kss, 4
Co. They have lots OF buyers at
the right prices.
-FOuND-Part Of roll OF red build
Ing paper. AZ Journal Office.
FOR SALE-Lisht Sig Buick
touring cur. Al mechanical condi.
ton. new paint and top. five good
cord tires. This 10 . model d Is,
and looks and runs like . now car.
Best buy In the valley. Bee 2. L.
Ryder. Bechtel Hotel.
FOR SALE
Wtol have = car Of peaa o. track
N MOssr Vista In = few days which
! will sell ~ ea.SO II taken fsoa car,
f'hoee 0l8 x 3.
II. II. HAWKINS.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
are held AZ woodnsn Hall every
Sunday morning At II O'Clock.
Everybody welcome.
Miss Stella Evans. dressmaking.
Work guaranteed. Corner Third
and Lyell. Phone 256W.
FOR sALE-Alfaifa hay.
EDWARD HAEFELI.
sold our business w must
sell at once. cheap for cash. the fol-
lowing used cara:
One 1917 Buick Touring
One 1917 Model 3S Overland
Touring
One 1918 Dodge good % new
One 1917 Ford Touring
All OF the above cars have been
rebuilt and are in First Glass shape.
RAY SPENCER
BERT HUTCHINSON
.FOuND-Baby Jacket or nightin-
gale. White. embroidered In white.
Inquire At Journal Office.
Always In the market for all
kinds Of peas and sheep feed.
DORNEY L THOMPSON.
Monte Vista.
sALE-Nh ny Section So
as for $500. Debler. see South
Gilpin Street. Denver. Colo.
night. . grey
Angora kitten. Reward for return
to Mrs. H. L. Morrison.
sALE-BiE typs Poland
China, males and females. weight
ITS. Phone S37F13. John Died.
erich.
Sheridan Ranch to Leass-Narch
3lst. 1880, go acres native hay
land. with natural water right. Ap-
ply to
=. J. SHERIDAN,
Monte Vista.
FOR 0ALD
Registered Duroc-Jerssy Boar Is
months old. Telephone S14n4.
HARRY CHAP0ON.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24

FOR aALE-Two shares OF stock
IN The Commonwealth irritation
Co. at esls per share. ,. 3. tins.
lar. Mosca, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24
Wants.

-.-wASTEp--s,sam~r trunk, DIV,
description and Dsiss. ~ Gee,
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24

-cHRIsTIAN SCIENCE sERvlCEs
are held AZ woodnau Hall every
Sunday morning At II O'Clock.
Everybody Welcome.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24

Of roll OF red build.
Ing paper. A. Journal Office,
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24

Miss Stella Evans. dressu,aking
Work guaranteed. Corner Third
and Lyell. Phone 266W.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24

ron AI1~oa,d seelas sssus
G, c. osAySiil.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-24

SALE-Light Six Buick
touring cur. Al mechanical condi.
ton. new paint and top. five good
cord tirea. This 10 . model d lS
and looks and runs like . now car,
Best buy In the valley. See 2. L.
Ryder. Bechtel Hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
REFLECT SCHWARzSCHlLD
ASSOCIATIONS PRESIDENT
Richmnnd Carries Away Hnnors al
Meeting of Retail Merchants in

W. II. schwarzschild was again
re-clec,ed president OF the Virginia
Retail Merchants Association at the
annual convention of the association
which adjourned late Thursday night
at Alexandria. Richmond carried
away the honors OF the convention
the treasurer secretary and three
directors OF the organization also
being selected from here.
The officers selected. in the order
of their rank, are: r. T. Knight.
Alexandria vicepresdent; II. w.
Wilcox, pctersburs second vice
president: |. III. kaufman, OF Rich
mond, treasurer; W. \. Clarke. Jr..
of Richmond. secretary.
Raphael Levy, Il. :. Gray and H..
Carl Boschen were the Richmond
members OF the board of directors
OF IT, organization who were elected.
j. II. Brownley, David Fender. OF
Norfolk; Mosby Ryland. OF Lynch
burg: Edward EiEenbrun, OF Peters
burg, and c. s. kaufman. Of iiamp-
ton, were the other members OF the
board of directors elected.
Norfolk Will be the next city in
which the Virginia State Retail Mcr-
chants Association Will meet. The
business TO come before the convcn-
tion was SO heavy that a proposed
trip to Arlington and Mount Vernon
kas abandoned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
SOUTH RICHMOND CIVIC
BODIES ELECT DELEGATES
south Side Citizens Association VIII
ii"id Important Meeting Thurs
dny Might.

Two civic associations of the south
sac last night elected delegates for
the permanent executive committee of
nc ,, south Side Citizens Association.
ms committee. in which each Of tho
SIN districts Will have three ranrc-
sentativeS. Will hold an important
meeting in Hastings Court. Part H.,
thurSdar evening" At S o'clock, when
nlans viii be made for calling the spe-
elnc needs OF South Richmond dis
trlcis 20 the attention of the Finance
committee of the CITY Council.
! he South Richmond Suburban As
ISOLATION held it's monthly meeting
at the Forest II:n Schoolhouso last
, m'sm[ a"d elected the following
miiiec. Richard H. Smith. Angus
TN" Hoyall. J. Preston carson. John
H. WIZARD, j. Il. Lightfoot. Jr.. and
The .Swanshoro civic Association
m"i in WcAtherford Memorial
Church and elected the following
dcierat"s: DR.. q. u, Loving l.. j
STANLEY and X. t.. Walden. General
ciNic improvements are the aim
OF these ORGANIZATIONS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
Improvement in
Retail Markets
Good Things Held Back
by Lingering Goodness
NoaU Comma M.

The housewives who go out this
morning TO find what the retail mar
kets can do for their Sunday dinners
VIII find much Improvement In the
vegetable and fruit lines and some
little decline here and there in prices
they Will have to pay. Cymlings.
for instance. are more plentiful and
cheaper. CucumberS arc also slightly
on the toboEgan, while potatoes arc
sim high. both the Irish and the
sweets. Ronstins ears that came
from way down South are on the
market in limited quantity, going at
81 per dozen ears. Snaps and other
green truck are more plentiful than
they have been.
In he fruit line the now thing Is
tho pineapple. OF which the few that
are here, are very fine. at 81 to 30
cents apiece. Apples are in better
scnrl!, but no cheaper.
The meat market continues without
change both as to supply and prices.
eNcYrt that lamb. is n shade lower
and the supply is abundant. Fine
Shad are holding out we'll and the
trout ana spots from the Norfolk
region are plentiful and very fine.
altogether the retail markets are
in much better shape than they have
been Tor the past several weeks and
u" backward spring troubles are no
l:ngcr to he contcnded with.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
BOARD GIVES NO DECISION
IN CASE OF D. A. DUTROW
Charges Against Newport News
Schnol Superintendent ThrcNhcd
out nj Meeting.

No action was taken in the case
OF ID. y. Duirow. superintendent of
schools for Newport News, by the
state Board OF Education yesterday,
although all evidence was completed
on both sides. The school board OF
Newport News demands the dismiss
fal OF Mr.. pUtruw Oh The ground OF
having made false statements re-
Earding the president OF the board.
TO name Il teacher for another term;
that he has neglected his duties and
is untruthfui; ana that for thcs"
reasons Is incompetent to serve III
harmony with tho school board
Many spectators and witnesses at
tended the session Yesterday. Tho
hoard gay" no inklinc Of what ;hc
maj outcome Of the ease would be.
The friend" Of putrow made a de
t'rmtned stand on his behalf and
made every effort 10 aid him The
session lasted all uf Yesterday. II
IS possible that a decision will he
rhnonnced in a short while
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
Holy Trinity Church

Rev. j. ]. Gravatt. Rector.
Holy Communion at II A. NJ. Rev.
Richard Wilkinson. ID. D., will preach
Evening service iLe>8:15. conducted by
The RECTOR. Sunday School at 9:45 q.
NJ. Bible Class at 10 a. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
APPLY FOR CHARTER FOR
BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
Delegates to National Convention OF
Advertisers Are Chosen by
Richmond Club.

Charter OF the Better business
Bureau has been applied Tor and will
be presented TO the burcal at II special
meeting which viii be called early
next week, W. l.. Austin. chairman
OF the bureau told the Richmond Nd
vertiSinE Club AZ its weekly meet
ing. held yesterday afternoon at the
Business Mems club.
one of the most successful meet
ings of the year was held by the club
yesterday. Members heard a talk on
The Mob Mind In Advertising" The
attendance WAS ono Of the largest OF
the season.
Nine delegates TO the annual con-
vention uf the Associated Advertis-
ing clubs OF the World. which will
be held in Indianapolis. Ind. in June.
We're named. as follows NJ =.
Knight, president; Raymond Massey,
SECRETARY; Allen o. White. l.. y.
Ezekiel. william f.. Danzcnbakcr,
Ralph pombrower. g L.. BeardsIey,
II. !. Hess, G. II. Bailey. About
twenty-five members of tho club will
also attend the convention.
w. II, SchwarZschild president OF
the. Virginia Retail Merchants AS
ISOLATION. Will DO the speaker ut the
next meeting of III. club. lie will
speak on Are Prices Coming
Down."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
SANDS PROPOSES BUYING
VILLAGE At SEVEN PINES
Will Discuss Proposition in Wash.
ington Today With United
States Housing Corporation.

Oliver j. Sands. president OF the
American National Bank. and n COM
mittee from the Fairfield Business
Mems Association are in Washington
today Cor = conference with officials
of the United States Housing Cor
poration on the proposed purchase.
not only of the Seven Zines Electric
Line. hut the village" which form
. erly housed the oiNcrS at The ord
nance plant.
More than lee ,.ipletcd homes.
besides almost a.. ~du.h number OF
dwellings which "ry only partially
completed, having been abandoned
when work at the plant was discon-
tinued. are in the Village" and are
TO be disposed Of by the United
Sands visited the Seven Pines ord,
aanc: plan; Thursday with scvcra.
other C:tlzens and looked over t.c
nroperty. He left Richmond tor
Washing ION yesterday.
Officials of the United States lloIs-
ing Corporation promised the Rich-
mond citizens that in case the bid
made, by the Richmondcrs was re
encc would be called 10 decide the
matter. and it is believed that the
discuss terms OF the purchase OF the
ling, with the government officials.
Houses are being wrecked at
seven Pines by any one who Will
paS go ti.ouSduti ltel 10Y ibc Illh-
Der in ticm, regardless Z! qualify,
and ii Is believed Tat Mr.. Sands and
the members OF The Fairfield Citizens
Association are considering ;ha nd
Instability OF taking over tie vii.
laSc" TO aid III solving the housing
problem here. The houses are Of
the most approved type. Sewerage
ana all conrenTnces were installed
b" the government before tha aban-
comment OF the plant. Eor same
time practically the entire village"
has been deserted. only the families
OF few working men employed in
the plant living there.
Last year houses valued at ST.
IN New York state at Seven Pines,
salvagcd anu moved away. They
were taken 10 New York ana used
to crcCt buildings thcrc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
various schools
RAILROADS FILE PETITION
FOR HIGHER FREIGHT RATES
Companies Embraced i'm Southern
Classification Territory Want
81 Per Cent Incrcusc

steam railroads of Virginia en-
Draccd in the Southern classification
territory field yesterday with the
state Corporation Commission.
through q. IL. Markham. petition
state freight transportation rates OF
81 per cent.
This is the same increase that has
been requested of the Interstate Com
merce Commission for Interstate
transportation, and Is, required TO Sc
cure an increased revenue TO rail
roads in this territory Of SIoO,77O.02S.
Mr.. Markham declares that. UNI
sion grants the petition. the intra-
state traffic will not bear it's proper
proportion of the transportation en-
penses, IL the Interstate Commerce
cimmsion acts favorably.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
PROPOSED DlSMANTLING OF
FEDERAL BOILER PLANT
Chamber Seeks 10 interest Private
'hpifni nnd ForcstnIi Action by
United states Governments

failur" Of private interests 10
take over the United states boiler
plant which was erected during tho
60G.0n0 may lead no ita disman,lin-
and salvage by tho government. i
WAS learned yesterday
Railroad track1Ec laid around tho
plant ha: hcon removed and Salvagnd
by the government. Homes which
wcr" built by the United states for
lahorrrs. have been torn down for
purpose Of salvage while nibcrs
have been sold. Easements have alec
h"cn removed from steam pines in
the plant and other equipments; has
been SalvaGcd.
Efforts are being made Lv .nn
Chamber of Commerce to j,t,rcs,
privai" capital in tho plant. which
Is sad to he oNCcilcnt!v cuuipurl
with several electric cranes OF from
on" half 10 six tons lifting power,
AS far as can be learned. no ono nj
present is bidding on the propcrtv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
Holds Ceremonial Session

-, j. Garland Hood. potentatc of Acca
ltmH'e Was III charge of tho ccrc-
moniaI session last night of IN,
!isafSciY attended meeting of Acca
lSmpic' ANCIENT Arabic order. Mobiles;
o. inc Mystic shrine. in til. Masonic.
lcmpic. Due TO tho large NJ
I'nhahc'. IN" committee in charge
dld not serv" seated supper. hui
served ON" IN buffet style Tn. din
groom at tn" Masonic Temple
seats 600 hut has proved too small
~ recent shrine ccrcmonials. WaIkcr
Co,tr"i served as chief rahban
rahpan James H. Price, recorder
ana Frank l.. Butler director of Ger,
eihohieS Music was furnished bv
the Patrol Band ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
URGES LEGION MEMBERS
TO RE|NsTATE POLICIES
War Risk Insurance Will Lapse
After July 1 III Premiums Arc
Not Paid Cp.

Bulletins are being posted i'm al
OF the factories in the city and have
been sent to all OF the American Lee
gion posts in Virginia by the De-
pariment OF the American Legion OF
Virginia warning eN-servicc men that
war-risk Insurance policies cannot be
rcinstatcd after July /.
bernard Meredith, state warrisll
insurance officer of the legion. has
also notified all OF the war-risk Of
ficcrs of the local American Legion
chapters in Virginia urging them TO
do all in their power to have en-
injury. even IL only slightly wounded
while in the service. within year
from the date on which they were
discharged.
Mr. Meredith is urging all of the
members of the legion entitled TO
compensation to write the Public
Health Service at Washington for
certificates OF injury, giving full
name. serial number or organization
and rank, with time of discharge or
resignation.
II insurance policies which have
been allowed to lapse by service men
canno; be rcinstated at all. Mr.
Meredith warns. 1t is believed that
there are thousands q: eX-scrvicc
men in Virginia who have allowed
their policies TO lapse through neg
lect who will lose their insurance
if they do not take immediate action
10 have IL reinstatcd.
Information on how To get insur-
ance of eX-soldicrs rciuStatcd is be-
ing given out at the Red Cross head
quarters. 10 North seventh street.
by Special ARRANGEMENT with the
American <pgion. and all details can
be worked out there in few min
utcs for persons applying.
officials OF the legion stated yes
terday that every effort is being
made TO notify all Of the members Of
the legion of the necessity of attend
ing TO their insurance by July !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Art exhibit or Collegiate School
for Girls. 1919 Monument Ave-
nue., d.
Organization meeting of Alum
nnc Of NnsSnr College In Virginia,
"o25 Franklin street. l;i5.
Observation-Disclosures vs.. Norfolk,
boulevard Field, two snmcs, .:3O.
Tennis tournament. Hermitage
Country Club W.. ltandOipi-NI Macon,
J:3U.
Y. W. &. \. garden fctc, home
OF Mrs. y. II. Halves md Miss
katherine Halves. Gintcr Pnrk, 4.
Lawn fctc, auspices OF Troop .,
hoy scouts. -. ThOmns' Church
ground, Gintcr Park, {.
Musical ten, auspices of Circle
y. Woman's Auxiliary, home OF
Mrs. Barksdalc Lathrop, BYRD
rnrk, =.
Dance. WoInnn's Auxiliary How
itxers' Association, DIucs' Nrmory.
S;:i0.
Lyric-1, .s45, O:3O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
MAY MANUFACTURE STEEL
CARS AT SEVEN PINES
MoNcmcnt Is on Foot I.ookfrtr 10
Conversion OF Federal Ordnance

seven Pines Ordnance Depot. which
practically has been abandoned hv
me United states government since
the cessation OF hostilities. may he
g converted into factory for the
manufacture OF steel freight cars. II
purchase OF the plan, can br success
tnily negotiated, Il was learned yes
tcrdaE.
Several persons already have in.
spccied tn" plant and officials Of a
company which is engaged in tho
manufacture Of steel box cars are
SAID 10 be in Richmond TO look over
Peyton Giles, secretary Of tho
chamber OF Commerce. stated yes
ierday that other parties have in
lcrV!cwcd him with the object OF
gaining Information Concerninr ,6c
advantages offered by the abandoncI
plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
MEDICAL COLLEGE STUDENT
TO RECEIVE D. S. c. IN JUNE
Carlisle G.. Cochran VIII Bc Decornt-
ed for Extraordinary IIeroism

Heroism OF the American soldier
In the world var VIII be recalled At
the commencement exercises of the
Medical College of Nirg mia on June
]. when Carlisle =. Cochran. a stu
dent OF the institution, Will he
awarded the DISTINGUISHED Service
Cross for, valor in action near
crczanCy. France The exercises Will
be held in the CITY Auditorium.
Mr. Cochran belonged 20 the mcdi-
cal detachment OF the Thlrticth In
fantry, Third Division, and at tho
time OF tn" action for which he will
be decorated, was a sergeant. Whcn
ne enlisted he was Il resilient o!
The citation read.i~.4s follows:
For cXiraord!harp. hcroism In
action near Crczancy, France. JULY
IL. l?ls. Sergeant Cochran. though
severely wounded in one foot early
In the morning, perScvcrcd in the
work OF rendering frs, ala and AS
Sistance 20 the wounded. exposed IL
heavy shell tire. until IL became
necessary for him 10 be cvacuatct
later in the afternoon"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
INSTALL AUTOMATIC SWITCH
street tniiwny Company Expects
Device Ia Improve Service and
lie n Timc-SaNrr

Motormcn at the principal down
Town intersections no longer will
nave to AnEht from their ears to
throw switches. according to an
n"unc"mcnt made yesterday by the
virginia hallway and Power Com
panF Automatic switches are bcin :;
Installed. officials OF the cornu9ny
hcN"Nc IN" service viii be much i'm
proved and much time saved as re-
SUIT OF installation OF these auto
m"iic devices.
Fourteen Of tho new switches hava
hcen Installed or now are being in
stalled The moto.man is abb 10
.9htFoi the switch from his ear. II
wants II. he approaches with the
current on tn" switch which is auto
ma really turned. Ii he does not
WISH 10 turn tho switch. he allow,
ms car 10 coast over IL before ;,r,in
turning on the current.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
TAKE. Mnnufnctur,nr cnn.,

j. u. Collins. Of the Bureau of Cen
Sus OF aShinCton. and chief eucri;, !
agent Is In Richmond al tn. onicc
o. j. ~ Bocock. supervising census
enumerator in tho Richmond dis
trict, taking the i've year manufac-
IIIi.IS census. nc !s Ia charge %,
fenriCo, Chesterfield, Goochlan1 nj,
Si6die and No,toway Counties. Mr
.oIinS expects TO complete tho ynrL
IN several months. The census is
,aheh ny the government Of every
United states. OF $500 or over .rbc
chief information required is Inc
number OF employees. amount paid
capital invested. cost of material and
the value Of the lrndnrfs -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
10 Start work IN New plan,

tontraClS Tor the aCuuiS!tiOn of a
large tract Of land IN liopcwcll on
which vii! be erected III. factory OF
the Tuh!ze Artificial SIR Mnnufac-
lied at 100000 have been signed.
according to Il letter received here
today from the Du pout Chemical
company al Wilmington II is stated
,Hal me hUl!UiNE operations viii
begin at once. The company viii
employ. when completed. 10000 men,
and this number il to hc Increase!
within Il few months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22

The Mayors advisory board ycSicr-
day awarded To Saviiic x Claiborne
contracts for tho paving OF North Ave-
;uc, Barton Heights.
Savilic & Claiborne were awarded
the contract as the next to the lowest
bidder. The lowest bidder came $500
under them, hut the Director Of Pub
lie Works decided that the company
bidding the lowest amount WAS not in
position to do the work on account
Of the lack of equipment for street
work. The total cost of the work is
estimated at $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
Ho,arian, yis,, Dan,i,,c.

DANNlLLE. lay 2l.-ROtlrians
from LynchburG. Roanoke and
Greensboro came TO Danville this
afternoon to be present at the char
tering Of the local organization
About hundred visitors were here
They attended the Danvilic- Raleigh,
baseball game in the afternoon. TAX
ing with them "a band and later held
banquet at the Danville Country
Club. where the principal ceremony
took place. The visiting Rotavians
left for their homes tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
Fmnerni of :. n. ,hnckclford.

Funeral services for Siias II.
Shackclford. Sr. who died at his resi-
dencc. iiS st. Peter Street, yesterday
morning at { o'clock. viii take place
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from
st. Phillips Protestant Episcopal
Church. He is survived by Wife.
one daughter. two sons, one adopted
daughter. three grandchildren and
one sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
sunday Services nj ~ :"

Y. NJ. 4. y. J. +. Preston, for fifteen
years among the boys OF Korea. will
speak on Boys Life in Korea" us
service will he held ut 3:30 o'clock
with u. l.. buchanan in charge. The
Fellowship League will meet Thurs
day night at $3.50 o'clock. Topic for
discussion, The Example Of Christ"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
MN Ob.,,y. p.n,,n.

ShebuotH the Yeast o! Weeks. or
fentecost. VIII be observed by Rc;b
Ahabah Synagogue this evening ana
tomorrow morning. The services 70.
night will be held al $50 O'Clock and
tomorrow the service will be at 1890
a. VI. The class al Beth Ahahab con.
sists OF Miriam Dettclbach, Bernie
Newman, Dorothy Lahenbcrr. sylvia
Burnstefn, Rae Fiorshcim and Alvin
Newman. '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
CnroIinn Kn,d. A.,

KAI.tIGII. =. c, May 2l.-On be-
hait of all steam roads opera
ting i'll North Carolina. G. H. Mark
ham. of the Southern classification
territory. today filed with the State
Corporation Commission a petition
Tor general increase OF thirty-onc
per cent III intra-Statc freight rates
me request, he explained in his De-
t!tion. IL To conform with a similar
ilcrcas. of Interstate rates asked of
Inc Interstate Commerce Commission.
II is urged that II viii take This
increase in freight rates to put the
credit on Il firm basis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
Mr.. Martin alInnick.

LY NC II + L r O., May II. = Mrs.
Martha Bcbbitt Minrick. wife OF Will
Ham l.. Miunick, OF this city. died
early today ~ -Ashcrill", y. G.. at
the home of her grandparents. She
is survived by her husband. an in
FAINT son. two sisters and brother.
The body Will be brought TO Lynch
burg for hMril!.