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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
.PlAN. MISSIONARIES HOMEI
CHARTER is APPLIED. FOR
By PRESBYTERIANS HERE
Trustees Named Include Mrs, J. Calvin
Stewart and SIrs. George IL.
1890 2g5H Cannon, &, ttE

application for, charter was filed
Commission by the Mission Court. Of
richmond The principal office OF the
mond. Purposes for which the cor
Under provisions of the echarter, It
Is authorized to erect, purchase or
operate apartments houses, residences aa
and other buildings to be used tenn
Porarily Tor missionaries Of the Pres.
eS1erlan chnrsn In the United States
Presbyterian Church, together with
their families, when ouch missionaries
are on furlough or leave from their
poses Of the corporation being bencvo-
lent, there will be no capital stock.
Tho mum be. OF trustees who shall
manage the affairs of the corporation
constitute the membership of the cor
poration. f3f
Those who will act for the nrst year
aye: Mrs, j. CALVIN Stewart, Mrs. George
Campbell, DR.. w. W.. Moore and John
S. Munce. of Richmond; George Watts,
Of Durham, n. c.; Miss Mary Wed,
dell, Of Washington; Mrs. Charles A.
Royster. of Norfolk: Mrs. II. \. Price.
president OF the Virginia Synodical
Auxiliary Of the Presbyterian Church
in the United States. Baltimore: Mrs.
West Virginia Synodical Auxiliary of
the Presbyterian Church In ..he United
States, Charleston. w "a. and hi{ :.
Fl ia the Of So fbe
Presbyteris;n Church in the United
OHaers OF the Mission Court are:
Mrs. George r. Cannon, secretary and
treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
SUBCOMMITTEE DIVIDED
QUORUM OF TWO MEMBERS
DISAGREE ON EVERY MOTION
Councilman Ensush and Aiderma an
Gunst stage "Drawo ON Question
OF Valuation Ensincers.

there WAS sharp division of senti-
Gil Committee on Streets, Which is CON.
sidsring representation of the city in
Wm a hIa5g valuation Of the. Virginia
ties, when a Quorum, composed of I'D
gar r.. English and Marx Gunst, de.
oated FOR half an hour yesterday, and
which the members OF tho committee
present agreed. and there is some
9fpiels Est even asato this. FOR aIr. Gunst
ried the adjournment motion unani-
sea gyers pr proposal made during the
With sr Gunsa On ono ai SIDE and soqSs s
English on tho other. Hence every
motion that, was, made proved a
Appoin3mssnt Of Ike sp eemmiEstee
made to draw up some recommended
lion on what part the city should take
Virginia Railway and Power Gompa ny
IN order to ascertain what rate OF fare
viii give fair dividend OH the invest
Gunst Opposes Enslish.
Alderman Gunst took the stand that
Director Of Public Utilities Trafford
i i With the work Of looking
Ing up of the findings OF Stone and
Webster. engineers Of. New York, who
nave "a , eeen employed ;e by the company
Councilman English stated that. in
his opinion. IN eEineer should be en-
pioyed by the en-. Ito work with the
property Of the TirgiSiai I Raiiwa % a .nd
Power Company, AS neitiS,r half Of the the
| committee would considerNtbn view of
the other half as correct, 1t yas i'm
| possible for an agreement to be reacI-
| cd, and Alderman Gunst made motiSi.
| to adjourn. which was defeated by n
| vote Of one to one.
TraRord Takes stand.
Director Trafford. who was sum
Honed to attend the meeting. asked
ion IN the matter, said that he did not
think 1t tair to have the city repre-
scented by but two men part OF the
! ed by thirty-tive engineers, but that
without considerat ton he ..wortd give
| no opinion. n
that an engineer should be engaged
oughly. but Mr. Gunst VOICED objeciio on
10 this plan and again the committee
Mr. Gunst held that the city should
not BIO nut to tho expense of hirin. an
| engineer, to which Mr.. English failed
to agree" but stated that it might he
70 bear tho additional expense. Mr..
GnnSt would not agree to this and de-
rnandca that his first motion be pa sscd,
to which MIR. English would not CON
cur
AS neither would agree to the plans
OF the other. MIR. English put the MOS
ton 10 adjourn, which was carried. Mr.
the additional vote OF the committee
present at the next meeting on Nom
day to settle the difficulty. Council
man Harvey D. atkinson is the third
] the balance of power sal--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
MANY FRIENDS ATTEND
FUNERAL OF T. p. BRYAN
!Attorne! md Late President OF Civic
Association Hurled In Family
p1nf

Hundreds of friends of Thomas
Imckncy Bryan, who died Weducs-
day night, went from Richmond and
tho surrounding county yesterday aft
ernoon to Emmanuel Episcopal
Church. Brook Hill. to attend tho fu-
neral service and burial Of the attor-
ncy and naval officer.
Fcv Beverley cambridge Tucker.
p o., Bishop OF Southern Virginia,
oiticiated Ho was assisted by REV.
j J; Gravalt. u; D.. rector Of Holy
trinity Episcopal Church, Richmond,
and Rev. Churchill Gibson Chamber
laync, d, ID, --'tt
Burial took place in the cemetery
adjoininG. the church,, in the Bryan
family plot. -
Resolutions were adopted yesterday
by tho executive committee of tho
w .N association of Richmond. of
which Mr.. Bryan was president mt the
time of his death, dcploring his loss
ana an. expressing profound gratitude for
ms earnest and able work i'm the SCR
vice Of the Civic Association.
emulation of Mr.. Bryan's faithful
devotion to his civic duties was urged
upon the citizenship OF Richmond by
Association. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
DISCUSS COMING CONVENTION
Adrcrtiscrs' Club Fold Speaker. Worth
$3.50 n Minute Are ON
Program.

Not q minute OF the time at the in :
ternational convention of the Associ-
ated advertisers Clubs Of tho World
WI VIII ne worth less than $3.50 to a mem
per attending. l.. u. Cunts, vice-prcsi.
dent. Of the southeastern district OF
tho international organization, told the
Kichmond Advertisers Club yesterday
Club. ~ . 80 .
Mr.. Cunts addressed the advertisers
Yesterday on the subject of the work
OF the national organization He told
the members that the international
convention. which will be held at In
dianapolis in April, will have the most
efficient program of any convention to
date. 500
Each speaker will be limited TO ten
minutes time. no informed the club,
and no papers will be allowed read.
He stated that no man not worth $3.50
minute as a speaker will be allowed
to talk.
Professor Geiger. of William and
Mary College, delivered lecture at
tho meeting Of the club yesterday on
the subject Of the relation of pleasure
TO fatigue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
WOMAN LAWYER SPEAKS
BEFORE VIRGINIA WRITER'S
Miss Hefcn Mccormick, OF King Count,
New Sori<. Tells of Human
Interest mt Work.

,7,: Miss Helen r. McCormick. assistant
York, which has a popsiation ton gr, aew
Of eGa The rno b S1atc Of Xrgna: spoke briefly
Work at the, meeting of the yirrjnia
G Msef strs club l last night at 2lo East
s.inIs Of honor of this group Of Wiz.
MISS Mccormick was the first woman
appointed as an assistant distriet AZ ;.
h holh eE,; IN the state OF New York, and
ncr oiIicG deals particularly with cases
OF juvenile h delinquency and dometic re
V 'n;,ioIS; ShG is on speaking tour Of
nirs ma colleges and schools for wo.
men men under the auspices Of the Virsinia
Col ucse 81 Bly, vocni,ions. AZ Wcsthamrtoil
70 me t, students on Court Law as a
few minutes following the addpesss Of e
h Lne evening on How Books Are Built"
m9nd writer Of distinction. " i's'n-
tec Mrs: Bosher,s talk was moro or less
serious, business OF writing BOOK t"e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
THIEVES GET 81, 900 WORTH
OF JEWELS IN SINGLE HAUL
Two Women Are Also Victims OF Purse
Snntchcrs Who MIKE Good
Their Escape.

Thefts OF more than $1,000 worth Of
1ewelry and clothing in one Of the
recorded here, loss OF brand-new au-
tomobile and several purse snatchtp rs
have h. been reported TO the poIio = Within
the last twcnty-four ho,~rs.
Without leaving ,nI1b upon which
the police were able:to work, burglars
IEa eausaTG the Ed iTtra Of Mrs Fl
and morp,than 5000 worth of Clothing
Robblefs entered Mrs. Beaugards
apart..hent while she was Shopping,
eyidttntiy using skeleton keys, and took
faiI Of the articles, OF value which they
S9uId ma: included in the loot was a
diamond ring valued at $500, A hand
ing. e.
Mrs. J. II. Callahan, OF afO5 Paramount
car at Sixth and Broad Streets in
thief made good his escape with his
| loot before a policeman could be sum
moned. some keys, about $40 in change
ana .,n q NUMBER OF other articles were in
Another thief made way with the
S Sash box ,ot Of q ome-man street car
was absent for a fow minutes
At Fourth and Broad Streets another
ahi nn lifted, a package 81 pictures and
Lyme. OF sos Virginia, Avenue from m UNI =.
| der her arm, without detection Moro
man 80 was In the pocketbook lost
~ MISS Lyme: and the pictures were
tn3se OF q baby
Theft OF brand-new Ford automo-
bile purchased on February / was rc
ported to the police yesterday The
Gar, winch was tho property Of tho
stolen from Monroe and Franklin
streets. The lock- on the car was
PICKED By the thieves. who lert no
ciuc, no one being able to identity the
men, or oven describe them. aIthouci,
they were seen TO drive tho car away
E,nd;nr no,h; rSh hockers.
thieves removed two porch rockers
IRON 81 North Seventh Street.
Street. n SO reported an attempt MI,
ey Two unidentified negro men Ia
t f9rGe entrance to her home Friday
before they managed to gain cntrance
a 10 ane mousse and they were frightened
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
J. A. JOHNSTON is CHOSEN
VP. ]. ALUMNI PRESIDENT
hlchm fs, Chapter Also DIscus.c.
nns for Structure TO he
Erected nj Jantifufs

NJ, d; Amhler Johnston was elected
pWtesiaent OF the Richmond Chapter OF
irEsthla polYtechnic Institute last
nn,gha at the annual meeting in the
R uslness T. Mems Club, and j. Leroy
anS IN 3r, was elected Vice president.
treasurer anu
Plans were, discussed regarding the
a W,ian;n, clnD house TO be built on the
$lOo,Ooo, Of which the Richmond Chap,
Ter Is assigned $4,000. to be equipped
as cup rooms and dormitories Tor tic
tho visiting alumni. iot
II. b. Hawkins is the chairman Of
the committee appointed to raise tile
quota assigned to Richmond, and Nor
rs Hunter, 7. r.. Adams and Cyrus
Bel are the other members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
THREE MORE DIE FROM FLU
bureau OF Health Also Receives Re.
ports of Ninety-1wo New
Cases ia Richmond.

Three additional deaths attributAd
10 :nfiuenza and ninety-two influenza
cases were reported to the Bureau Of
Health yesterday. But three patients
are now confined in the colored hos
pital az Clay and Fourth Streets, and
IL Is hoped TO move them within the
next few days to the Virginia Hospital
OF the stan at the emergency hospital
except two nurses, an orderly and &
cook have been discharged.
city employees. i've clerks In the Chan
Gerry Colir: being unable to report yes
to-day because Of Illness. and several
c!erks IN other. Offices beine infect cd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
TESTIFY DEAD SOLDIERS
ssE DID NOT START RAID
yNftaesses Say First shots Came From
Building Opposite /. w. w.
HaII.
[ BY Associated Press. /

sssMoNTE SANo. WASH, Feb. Ia
American Legion members. marching
train last November. had made no
start toward tho Industrial Workers
ipfstlie. World hall, when shots were
fired into their ranks, killing four.
.actordtnT 10 testimony given here to-
:naS4by r. G. Morgan, at the trial OF
aIsysn, alleged Industrial Workers Of
lths.World, On charge of.murder.
ACROSS the street from the Industrial
Workers OF the World hall. Morgan
declared, and we're followed quickly by
als3tSf which he thought came from the
Hoaerick Hotel, over the hall!
~ Mergnn was found hiding in an ice
:slE6ts in the rear Of the Industrial
s3ypfkerA Of the World hall after the
.shootinE He said lie did no shooting
sshaMself On cross examination Nor
gan said he had no idea tho han was
,taGbe raided. and that IF he had lie
wonldn't have been there" Morgan
us lnDtaaj defendant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
COAL SUPPLY DECREASING
Director Trnnord Say. No More Fue,
Has Been Received for
Gas Plant,

:, No more coal has been received ar
the City Gas Works since twelve cars
we're we're contributed TO tho city by the
private individuals. Director of Pubi;c
Etllities Ei w. 'Trafrord said yesterday
mat INA the, the city was selling every foot Of
q few days supply of fuel is on hama
Reports compiled by the Department
or PUBLIC Utilities show that $4,000
cupic rect OF gas were sold last year
70 l1,002 customers, and that the aver
age gas bill was $50 for the year
among domestic consumers - -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
MANY WILL ENTER SCHOOL
Methodists and Presbyterians to Train
Workers In Tracking
+s-.si. s.f louu Cstera. tEN1e

Methoaist and Presbyterian Sunday
school forces OF Richmond have ar
ranged for 2 joint training school TO
School. February a3 TO "a.
Much interest lss being manifested in
this school as II is the first time that
the Joint auspices Of those chureh uss
Final registrations Will be made to-
morrow. and judging by such forecasts
as nre available more than 500 Sunday.
school workers will take advantage Of
the special training offered by the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
ASK METHOD OF MOVING
COAL CARS BE CHAN GED
Committee OF Operators Asserts Pro.
duction Could Then Nc
Increased.
~ Associated Press. ]

~ .tssUNIFI0tN tTCS9
J.. WASHlNGToN, Feb: Exchanges in
coal cars, adopted by the railroad adj :
mlnistration during the strike cmerg-
ency, were requested today by com-
production could be stimulated If the
car. supply system were changed. They
conferred with Director-Ciencral Hines
ana members of the central coal COM
inittec and Acknowledgement Palmer.
The question of payment for diverted
coal also was discussed. The operators
claimed that when shipments were
changed from one consigncc to another,
delay In payment arose. causing them
embarrassment.
Director. General Hines promised a
thorough investigation OF the COM
plaint.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
MRS. w. w. SALE ELECTED
woman's Auxiliary OF American LcSIsu
Names Mrs. Robert Vincent
M Secretary. ,irte

Mrs. William Wilson Sale was elect
cd president of the Woman's Auxiliary.
The American Legion, Richmond Post
No. at the annual meeting held in
the Jefferson Hotel yesterday.
Mrs. Sales acceptance Of the honor
conferred upon her for her notable
war work is understood to be only a
temporary arrangement. She has de-
mass meeting OF women who are elig-
ible to membership in the Woman s
AuNiliary at an early date for the pur-
pose OF selecting permanent head for
the auxiliary. @
Other officers selected yesterday were
Mrs. p. ID. Hotchkiss, vice-president:
Mrs. Robert Vincent, secretary. and
Mrs. Arthur w. Wilmer, treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
FILE BANKRUPTCY PETITION
Morris Fisher Said to Have Left state
Owing $3,430.22 TO


Sam Ruth. Robinson & Gordon and
NJ. L. Captain Co. filed petition of
involuntary bankruptcy against Morris
known as "The Colonial Market" in
the United States District Court yes
to-day, with claims amounting to
$3,430.2o. and interest duo from jan
uary 13, 1920. .ssfs-
Creditors Of Fisher claim that he
has. left the state. The principal I'm
debtedness OF Fisher Is to Sam Ruth,
for $3.50: Robinson e. Gordon $50. 90,
and y. L. Captain Co., $500, the petit.
tion sets forth: FttI - =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
May Po.tal MOI sick,

Assistant Postmaster Ross South
ward acting postmaster during Hay T..
Thornton's vacation, said yesterday
that he had never seen so many men
out from sickness or such heavy in
period OF the year. While the sinflu-
enza situation has cleared UP In many
sections OF the city, the central post
Mr.. Southwark said. ~ q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
RICHMOND WOMAN BREAKS
BOTTLE ON DESTROYER BOW
One sflTvTo War Craft Launched To-
dsy Is Named for yir-
s+t Efnfan.
by AssocIa.ted Hrcss. I

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Feb. ia
double launching will be seen tomor-
port News ShipbuildinE and Dry Doci.
Company when tho torpedo boat de-
stroyers Abel p. Upshur and Hunt
named for the famous Virginia lawyer
of that name, who at one time was
Secretary of the Navy, and was later
Secretary. OF state upon the resiena-
namod for Timothy Atwatcr Hunt, n
native Of Connecticut, who, was a nava
commander
Mrs. George r. Ben son, of Richmond.
and Miss Virginia Livingston Hunt, Of
wa shington, will be SPONSORS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
DONATIONS SENT HOSPITAL
More Than $500 In Cash and Supplies
ssstt-s# Given 10 ShcIteriDE Arms
sssse& tnstiuutIon.

sAfore than $500 in cash and donations
3ofs groceries and supplies were received
s6y Sheltering Arms Hospital yesterday
In alteration OF ''Foundcrs Day"
Many people who give annually in sup
port Of this institution doubled their
contributions this year in view OF the
Increased cost OF running the hospital.
". aiajor Alexander Forward spoke at
1880 O'Clock on the work of the Red
Gross In the Balkan States, in which
4liA was enga ged during the war. COM
pairing it with the grent service for
suffering humanity which had been
given free OF cost for thirty-one years
by Sheltering Arms Hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
POSTPONE FILING CHARGES
AGAINST FIVE ASSEMBL YMEN
of New York Ordern
Criminal Prosecutions Held
Up for Present.
tBy Universal Service. ]

: ALBkNY. y. Y. Feb 1s.-Plans for
unseatcd Socialist ACKNOWLEDGMENT Today
were postponed by authority of At
to mn General Charles ID. Newton.
any present intention to turn over
Inc Inc evidence against tho Socialists to
fsaerni or State district attorneys,
u y; the TACT that a brief signed by
t ssateu members were guilty of viola
Mons OF the espionage act and would
De prosecuted and convicted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
Plan Fire IsnEjne Test. .

An attempt to throw stream OF
water on top of the Mutual Building.
a. Az Ninth and Main Streets. will be n1ade
mond Fire Department. In test OF a
new new, Fox fire engine. 1t is claimed by
sne manufacturers that the feat can
apparatus now owned by the Fire De-
rartment here will do 4 his. 3 IS d : y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
Send out .Inyitationa,..

1Hvitations were sent out yesterday
for the banquet to- be given General
tel Monday. February 90, by the Rich
mond Chamber OF Commerce. General
Pershins probably Will deliver a short
address The inyitation to the gem
Commerce on behalf OF Richmond sew
eral months ago. Rs q '5Ffjs ess,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
REPORT OUT TAYLOR BILL
xsnnd OF ss.0O0 for Medical Trentmen,
IS. ~ OF States Prisoners Provided
ri ,ss6lst 10 81, In Measure, 2

House Committee on Prisons and
sasylunls yesterday afternoon. by a vote
Off to 4, reported out favorably the
general, who shall have medical su-
neryision OF the State Pcnitcntinry,
State prison farm and convict road
camps. c..t
r 1.-THE compensation Of the surgeon
general Is placed at $4,000 per annum.
And. not IN excess OF $4,000 is appro-
pEiated under terms Of the measure
Tor Ills salary, that for shis ASSISTANT,
Who shall be stationed Mt the State
farm and the Day ofi"local physicians
attendant upon Convict road camps
Another bin offered in the House
. hEsDelegntc Taylor. providing. for APP
Spointinent OF q chaplain at the State
sHHnn fsti)l is sleeping" in COM
.1ffVffteet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
Fined as Pence Di.turb.r.

Robert i. ANDERSON, colored W,us
fined 500 in Police Court yesterday
and required. to furnish $500 bond
Tor six months for raising disturb
ance and destroying property at a. D.
Prices undertaking establishment, 2I3
East Leigh Street. 1t was charged
that he threw rock through a plato
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
EXPERIMENTATION, 4. w.,x.a

sa9f ting llhnor IA Violation OF tho Fed
sgsraI proh!oitfon law, waived prclim-
sgTneared before commissioner Melvin
3gs ess eimer, and was held on $1,000
sl2Gi TOT the ApriI term Of the grand
ft1ryf OF The United Statea District
ESopTt, Brtnkiey was arrested Wednes-
INV YiEht at Fifth and Grace Streets
Federal revenue agents, and the
he was driving was seized
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
Special Meeting Arranged.

colored men. tomorrow, AFTERNOONS ut
5:30 at the Coiored Y. NJ. G. a. at Third
and Leigh Streets. w. I. Hopkins.
Second Baptist Church, will address the
men on Christian Manhood" The Sab!
bath Glee Club quartet will sing special
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
lAalks I.sE.i opinio..

- Observation-Disclosures Attorney George 70.
Slkss1se y estsrday took up the matter OF
" " Ss5Ssfutng quo e Syarrento proceedings
NfERfnet3s the operation Of orie.mnan
satJ4eti cAra Within the city iirnita with
sSAff1Fney- General Sanders. AS soon
tDeslkttorney General has given his
SfJDnsoA on the m after Of allowing the
stsrSHthfas ana Power Company
9StNe4rAta 1ts%s one -r'ap cars here, Mr.,
800 yssss s ~ lay = Z ss'sson Is e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
TO speak I'm Wn,hinrton

. ROW and Mrs. II. Cary Montague Will
leave today for Washington, where Mr.,
wisi speak on sunday after.
Tor Girls on the subject Of ."City Mis-.
atong." MIRO. Montague will Z be the
guest Ut Ma. s. r. Eiklna
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14

Freed on $500 Bond.
ing an Illicit ldistillery, was released
on $500 ball when he appeared before
Unlted states Gomtniasioper Melvin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

sloiiary to Korea. will deliver AN Illustrated
iectore on Korea In the chapel OF tho Union
~ Seminary. Ginter Park. Sunday
missionary for almost score of years, and
is at Union Theological Seminary taking a
postgraduate course. 49,. :
Misses Mary Susie scruggs. Concord: Ruth
moir Benson. Afoorosville. y. c.; Annie Sue
SSsrnes. Union Mills, \. c.: Kathryn Smytho
Cheslee. S. C.. and Kate Lou Bonner. Chas..
nee; s. c.. are members of the present grad
e School Of tor NSTsss
Mark Boyd. charged with stealing an auto.
M Se;i,ongins to y. Dance. was grant,
Crutchfcid yesterday.
Policeman J. i. Trayaor. night complaint
CLERK at headquarters. Is still quite iii with
t I'M AT his home. io has been sick
Tor over week. f.l 80
An order was entered yesterday In the CITY
Giscuit Court appointing J. 4. Leath a trus-
Church. $500
salvation Army offices at 500 Hull stree.
Of the Third District yesterday p''''
~ IhEcS,psh an order entered yesterday in
Z. Henry Bishop we're appointed trustees OF
tho Raleigh Forbes Memorial Bapttst
e. Al. Smith, OF Brodnax, Va. had hi,
forearm ahputaAed yesterday al st Tn,se!s
Hospital. after having cauRht tho linh In .
circular saw while at work near his home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
Automobtic n. R.co;saraa

/. recovery of, tho nutoniob!le stolen,
wsrff, OF the United States recruiting;
ONCE here, was made yesterday. The
car was stolen - few days ~ 10. and
road nsar PetcrsburE ON tho SPetcra. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
Maroon. AK Permit.

!. Application for a hermit to alter
the Scottish, Rite Cathedral at Park
Avenue and Harrison Street, at a cost
Of S111,082, was made yesterday to the
building inspector Repairs will con.
cathedral and 'of new floor in the
main building. 80 no - =. = =,