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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

Vinton. Tex. Nay 2S.-A realty deal
was closed here this week when the
v. A Young ranch Of 242 acres. on
the west side Of the valley. was pur-
chased by J. F. Shepherd. OF Phoenix
Ariz. This place is all under cultiva-
ton, being in alfalfa and cotton, and
has a house and Outbuildings- The
consideration was $50 900 and Mr..
Shepherd WITH his sons have taken
possession J. J. Hoskins made the
deal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
TRADERS AWAIT
COT TON REPORT

New Orle ans. La, Nay est was
a preburealr market in cotton today,
traders beiI tG inclined to wait on the
coming frs ! condition report Of the
season and the waiting tendency was
increased BIZ the holiday tomorrow.
Weather co nditious oyer the belt
were regart led as highly favorable
and this caused an early. break Of Is
10 30 points. but contracts were well
absorbed andi an hour after the open
ing the most active months were
one TO four points over yesterdays
close. The close fell of 10 S35-15
and reacted TO $3.50.
Opening bibs were; July. S3s.15.
October, S35b55; December, 343s;
January, $50 -; March. s33-2A
The forecast Failed fer dry weather over
the belt genera ~ and offerings increased
somewhat. Sou ne little liquidation over
the holidays C tme from the long side
Late in the MOI Ening prices were IS 20 IS
points under this finals OF yesterday, with
July trading at s3S.05.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

Jack Bourland. jr.. six months old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs n n Bourland,
rs Myrtle avenue. died Thursday
The funeral viii be held at 4 o'clock
Friday afternoon RON the the home.
Burial viii be in the Masonic section
Of Concordia cemetery Nj Bourland
is tractor sales manager for the Tri-
state Motor company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
G0PPERSS SHOW
little CHANCE

In the metal group about the only
changes Friday, according TO J. 5.
Curtiss & Co., Security Bank build
ing, we're gains Of = point in Kenne-
Inspiration and Z in Ray Consoh-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
nIP VAN wINKLE ARRESTED.

Phoenix. ARK, Nay 2s.-AR aged
man who had been sleeping and who
declared his name was Rip Van
Wrinkle. was taken into custody by
the police last night 20 be held for
examination.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

CARPETS CLEANED the best way
by the best cleaners WlLSON-MlL-
ITCAN Plant .. Phone 786.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

Chicken Feed that makes the hen
lay Fl Paso Seed Co. 5z5 East san
Antonio Et-AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
THE BIJOU!

Last showing TONIGHT Of eOrng good story and Pippn"
Of picture-LoYes Harvest BY Pearl DOles Bell staring
Shirley Mason
The story has do with the theasr and It's people, and with the
paint and powder Of Broadway The Fox reel viii be
shown also.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

At present the Is full suffrage
states have 6.745.s67 women over q
years Of age.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
THE COURTS
COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
J. r. Harper, f. F. HigEfns and A. ,
WnIfhaII .TusffeefL

" UITUUU
Motion for reahearing CTverruled-
John T Muir vs. Charles Stevens, from
FL Paso-
Notion Eranted-Pearl Wight. re
ceiver. ct al. VS.. C. ". Tui ior ct al.
from Reeves: appellee. Rio tfrande. FL
Paso & Santa Fe Railway tsompany's
motion TO affirm as TO IL.
Affirmed-El Paso Electrict Railway
company VS. J. D. Lee. from FL Paso.
Affirmed in part. reversed and re-
manded in part-Pearl vi Esht. re-
ceiTer vs. G. W Tulor ct -, from
Reeves
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
SEAT SALE.

Tickets may be had of any
American Legion member or at
headquarters, Room IA, Cham
Der of Commerce building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

New York. Nay 2s-CIose cotton
steady. July. 50 LIZ; October sS5.O7: De-
cember, s34os; January, Sass; March,
Sass
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

How about prize pictures2 10 you
know that a little snap shot i5cture
properly taken may win a pr ~ for
you at any time in one Of the many
contests held throughout the coun-
try2 Did you ever try taking > pic
ture that was a piece of art work
as well as a snap shot2 II noE, try
II; It costs little and is very s. ftisfy-
ing in its results We carry all kinds
OF supplies for this work.
smith Photo shop.
In Scott-W hite Drug store,
Mills BldE.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

IIIN NN1Il7-l 7 Ill-..N9-Nl 2
Phoenix. Ariz-, May 2S.-sW. A
Benson. federal prohibition agent in
Arizona. has resigned. effectivss June
I, 70 take a position in Mexi,so, &C
cording to W. T. Webb, federal pro-
hibition director for the state.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

kodak Finishing. see eandaTa-AdE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

GALVEsrOct SPOT COTTON.
Galveston. Tex, Nay es-7Spot cotton.
quiet unchanged Middling. s41-oo-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
ONLY COURT MAY ORDER
RECOUNT OF BALLOTS
Democratic Committee Snid to HIVE
No Authority To Proceed
In Mnttcr

Is ON account of the expense involved.
doubt was expressed ycsterda,
whether there would he rccoun, ~,
Inc councilmau.c returns OF TUESDAYS
city Democratic primary. No further
steps were taken Yesterday. although.
on Thursday. John -. Purcell. chai..
fnah OF the Eity Democratic Commit
tcc. was consulted on the subject.
IL has been held that. under the
icEa'ized primary law, The committee
is without authority TO make /, 70.
count. The ballots are r.turnc! 40
The courts. sealed hy the election Of
hceTs. as In a general election and.
II Is said. a recount can be held only
on order OF the judge Of the Hastings
Court. which order would be issued
only after consideration Of deIosi-
uons showing probable .ausc for II.
reEu!ari;ies justityinr such recount.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
SHERRY DROPS LuMPKIk
FOR GOOD OF SERVICE
l'atrolnan Who Fought Chiefs
flight to Try Case, Finally Dis
missed From Force.

Patrolman NJ. +. Iumpkin. who for
eight months contested the right OF
Major {. y. sherry. Chief Of Police
I" try him on the charge of conduct
uhDcc"minE AN officer aud a gentle
! man. was dismissed from the force
Ton the good Of the service" ycstcr-
DAY. after a hearing before the Cnicf
oi Police at headquarters.
i'unpkln his been suspended from
the force since June H. 1919. He was
charged with accepting Il bride from
ipr. w. y. Moran To have u liquor
storing charge dismissed from the
docket Of the Police Court. lie and
Attorney Benjamin Lovcns;cin were
also charged with ordinance viola
tons. All of the charges a.ains;
them. however. were dismissed
Through testimony of l.. H. stern.
Ira Stern. Miss Ethel MoSlry. and
several others Pumpkins was charged
with conduct unbcromiuI: %: an Of
iiccr or II gentleman. When his trial
came before the chief Of Police. man
damus proceedings were brought to
restrain Major sherry from trying
him.
1t was found that the charter of
the city and the Code OF Virginia diff
fcrrd greatly on this matter. For
some time tho question Of whether
the Mayor. til, Director of Public
To try the Officer. kept tn" matter in
the air Judge Wells. OF iIustinEs
Court Part H.. ruled that lumpkin
was entitled To an open trial with
legal representation His decision
WAS reversed by the Virginia Su-
premc Court OF Appeals.
II was alleged in the charges
against l.umpllin that lie accepted
and appropriated for his own use
Slo0. which he received for getting 4
trunk owned hv l.. u. Stern released
from the rulicc Court. The trunk was
seized by Lum2kin and ratro!man
J. y. Waters and wat said 10 have
contained seven quarts -.f liquor.
Justice John !. cruichfield. w. s..
shields. Lieutenant Archie &. Holt.
Eccklcy Gooic and Ben r. Tucker
We're "monE the witnesses Who APP
pcarcd - the tr!a! yesterday. as we'll
aS Stern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
Glass Candidacy
Talked in Henrico
Delegates to State Con-
Uention May Receive
Instructions.

Democrats OF lIcnriCo County will
meet In convention today at II O'clock
at icnrico County Courthouse. Tween
tN-sccond AMI Main Streets. for the
purpose of clcctinE Delegates to tho
state convention which will he held
IN Roanoke on May 10.
ffcnrico Is entitled 10 a rcpreSrnt:,-
ton of seven delegates. one from
each OF the four nagistcrial dist rict :
and three from the county at large
The names of State senator Julien
Gum. Commemorative Attorney W.
w Beverley and w. Conway Saun-
dcrS have been mentioned in conncc-
ton with the three delegates n,
large. John Randolph Tucker. .ouu-
sci TO the state Corporation. Commits
sion. and son OF Harry St George
Tucker. probably Will represent
Tuckahuc District
Though there is considerable s"nti-
mcnt IN the county among leaders
of IN" party for ah uninStructcd dele
cation 10 Roanoke, it mag be that
the iicnrico Democrats will follow
IN The lead Of the Petersburg convcn-
ti"n ana instruct for senator Carter
Glass, Of Virginia. as the presidential
nominee at San Francisco.
state senator Julien Gum. il is
understood. Will he urged as a dele
gate TO the national convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
LICENSE TAX OF WIRE
COMPANIES IS GRADED
Council finance Committee Meets
In Abbreviated Session to Arrange
Details of Budget and Ordinance.

for The purpose of arranging sew
cral details Of the 1920 budget. which
mas passed both branches of the ciiv
legislative department, and thc tnx
and license ordinance. the C.ouncil
Committee on Finance, of which
i'arton ~. Grumdy is chairman. moi
In "n abbreviated executive scssion
las, night and classified the Western
Union and Postal Telegram ami
Sahic Companies and the Chcsapcak
Potomac Telephone Company.
heretofore. both the Western Union
ana Postal have been paying the
same license tax
Section ~, paragraph I. Of the tax
ana license ordinance provides that
Telegraph and telephone companies
having Il pl:cc OF business In the civ
or Richmond. for the privilege of do
,inS business in Richmond but not in :
Guiding any business done to or from
points without the state. and not in
Guiding any business done for Tho
Federal government. its officers or
agents. shall be divided into three
classes. and shall nay "A license for
such privilege, II in the first class. of
Sl.nun; IL In the second class OF $3.50,
ana. IL in the third class. Of $500
The committee is believed To have
placed the Western Union in the first
class and the Postal in the second
class. although none OF the commit
tee would talk for publication follow
ing the executive session last night
The Chesapeake d. Potomac, ii is he
licvcd. also was placed in the first
class.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
For the Eight to
Fourteen

Novelty Plaid Bingham
Frocis, with hand mbroidercd
French knots, two-fiouncc skirt,
scalloped girdlc with velvet
ribbons; shown in pink. gold or
blue. at SS.8S.
Twn-Piccc Dicss-Striped or
plaid bingham skirt, with solid
chambray shocking. with al
linuc embroidery and hand
stitching. Just the style for
the hard-to-iit girl, S15.D8.
Two-Piccc broken Plaid
French Bingham Dress, with
scalloped blouse and double
tier skirt, velvet girdlc. a
very attractive model for the
young miss from L. TO - years,
at $1,000.
4 very snappy model Of pea
green or orchid Peter Pan
cloth. with shocked neck.
crepe collar and cuffs and sport
pockets: in sizes & to 10 years.
1T Sl3.OS.
lHtcTIncuiitc Sizes Tor tho
growing girl. In Il French ging-
ham frock, in plain tailored ef-
rect. The only trimmings are
pearl button and pique collar
ana cuffs. Price. $1,000.
Broken Check bingham
Dress, trimmed in hand-cro-
cnet buttons. velvet girdlc,
blouse front and loose back:
intcrHicdlate sizes. Priced
$500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
FAKE ADVERTISING PERIL
TO Be WIPED OUT HERE
Better business Bureau Gets Strong
Endorsement and Committee Will
Organize at Once.

Seven representative business men
We're appointed yesterday by the
kichmond Association of Advertisers
as committees 10 organize and cs-
taoi'Sh Rcttcr Business bureau in
Richmond
Ninety members of the oryaniza-
;iou present al the weekly meeting
IN the Business Mems Club plcdrod
their support to the movement VIII
nam Thalhncr. of Thalhimcr Bros I:
Webster :. Hhoads. president Of
Miller * Rhoads: John q. Corlcy.
president OF The Corlcy Co. Inc. and
Leroy Cohen. president of the Cohen
CO.. Inc. were among the supporters
% Tho project
Il, Il. Sydnor. Of the Richmond Dry
goods Company; g. l.. Bcardsley. or
tho Srotiess Company. and W. II.
Austin. OF Miller & Rhoads. were APP
pointed from the representative bus
mess interests. The Association Of
Advertisers viii bc represented by
Irving Grccutr.c. =. T. Looming. ".
NJ. Anderson and NJ. = knight.
Members Of the committee, il is
planned. will act as directors in the
Better Business Bureau. which will
be q separate and distinct organiza-
tton from the Association Of Advcr-
Users. Maintenance of dCpcnda hiliiy
In advertising and Increased public
confidence in Richmond business were
named as the main purposes of the
Batter Business bureau. which will
have a paid secretary
Twenty-Five of the principal bus
mess concerns in tho city notified
T. - Ezekiel. president of the Nsso-
citation of Advertisers. after the meet
ing OF the club yesterday. that they
wished TO be considered members Of
the Better Business Bureau at once.
They agreed without exception TO
supper; the bureau in every way.
Resides encouraging fair compcti-
ton by .redul ing false statements
ami cNaEccra;ion in advert iseincnt
and other forms OF selling. the hu-
reau viii form :, sort OF censorship
of advertising. |; will further pro-
coed against the fraudulrnt opera
;ions Of i;insrant merchants, fake
auction sales ana other questionable
types of business, and will attempt
To educate the consumers.
Every complaint discovered by tho
bureau will lee reported TO the adj
vcrtiscr :or adjustment, where such
course is advisable. and il Will re-
ducc the handicap OF public suspicion
resting upon merchandising and adj
vertisinE by making advertising re
liable,
There will bo no immunity Mem
oers of the bureau will he as liable
10 tTlNit4SU' as tur ADVERTISER vie
club was told by the committee.
Members OF IN" board OF directors
appointed yesterday have been In
S;ruct:d 10 select an impartial OK
ccutive committee Of three or Ave
men, not Handicapped by business in
terests OF their own, 10 dircc; the
work impartially. An advisory Couu-
Gil OF five or seven heads OF cuisines.
firms or their representatives viii!
also be selected.
Legal counsel will he retained 6y
the bureau 10 advise the secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
SCOUTS ARGUMENT OF
RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE
Protestant and Catholic Ireland
United in Fight for Free
~ dom OF Erin.
DE VALERA VISITS RICHMOND
Of luioni>ts Branded as
Ridiculous and Last Effort of
England at successful Propa-
ysndn Against Disunion.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
CHARGE CARELESS DRIVING
Autoi>t Arrested. Is Man Who l. Al
legged 4" IinNc struck Aged
Blind Man.

Elmo EiGuc, . mou'drr al Highland
Springs. WAS arrested by officers y.
-. Cousins and H. l.. Settles last
night. charged with being the man
who ran down Charles Ford. blind
man, md called to stop He was also
charged with careless ana reckless
driving and failure to report an uc-
cden;.
told the police Yesterday he stopped
his car and returned 10 tn. scene OF
tho accident almost 1T once hut was
too late, bystandcrs having removed
the Injured man. He was hailed in
tn. sum OF $500 for his appearance IL
Police Court on April 30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
ELECTION COMMISSIONERS
CERTIFY PRIMARY RESULT
fuc Report of otHutni Count with
judge ID. G. Richardson. OF
IustInys Comet

Commissioners or election Jester
day certified 70 judge -. (. Richard
son ,of- Hastings Court. tina, ballots
We're cast ia Tuesdays city Demo
cratic primary as follows
for Mayor ..Gsorse Aiasle. 78cl. John
,,t!ey MaTd. Aldermen Huil. l.I5:
. E eur; H. H.. rnii.r. l9.2 Common
iish go Frns"ns. l1S2. Mann. / g..
MOSS, ltIS' f.tt-s i.7.U. Rvschcr. (3S.
ssalnn' "ll!, Cmlaui. ..57T
.,ioheTson ward Ald"rmcn-AdaIns. l.
= ."s: B"~ den. los H-.son LIES: Woody.
.T;isl. Conmoh councii-Br.;ton. !.?tS
copb. LON pirHerscn. $50. ,iar5-r 7.a
Sriines l,r"' Johns, i.5lz. PHILLIPS t.
sns. Pomers Leg T. :. smith. lssO:
w; 81: smith. .. sullivan. 1875.
/, Madison Ward Aldermen Duk" .ss;
1'o~ers, ,a5n Common CUuncii=aikiu.
son. i.:s2; Rcihdl l.arl Joncs 2I@i
FinniGan. So l.sdd. i..?s Icahrnur. ~
Moore. EOS, Morton. 1886
Leo Ward. CoGnci.--Bstkirs. 1859;
tarpeuttT, S,0tl, rrowdor 222g Powell
II H.H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
ASSUMES NEW CHARGE
Former Superintendent Of uichmnna
Glass Concern Goes 10

Harry : Eniwisle. for Inc past ton
"'eart nigh, sure rim. nden, OF the
mcrican Glass Company. Richmond
now connected with the Corning
.iiass Works. Corning. \. = which
- under the management Of g. A
Bowen, at one time manager of the
Blair Glass Company. South Rich
mond.
Mr.. Entwislc In short time wnl
leave for kinssport. Tenn. whore he
Will take charge OF a plant nov un-
der construction for the manufac-
lure of the famous "pyrax" glass.
one Of the products uf the Corning
concern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Chamber OF Commerce Calf Club,
mt Chamber OF Commerce nudI-
fortum. mt I0::so.
Icnrico County Democratic Com
rcntion. mt iicnriro County Court
house. at II.
Observation-Disclosures W. l'hiln-
defphia Americans ,Sccoud tcnmD,
boulevard Field. ut &.
Dance at Hermitage Country
Club, at =.
: Home Club TOR Girls dance nj
Grnys' trmory, nj S::s0.
L!ric-:t::.O. u. T:i5. n::.0.
StrR d-"Slccping- Partners"
::;u. S:.o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
Especially for Little
Miss, D to E

thambray Dresses for the
little tot from To &. of hello.
pink, corn and bl,Dn, with white
null sash, collar ,and cuffs. at
$500.
Quaint Model Cd Fine Cham
bray, with folded ovcrkerchicf
of muslin, trimmed in pearl
buttons; short waist effect.
S3.Ds.
White Poplin Dress. with en-
br"idcred storks. collar. cuffs
and ties Of contrasting colors.
y very snappy model for S5.0s
Pink, Blue or Corn Color
organdic Dress forthc little tot
or and } years. trimmed in
frills and sash. S1.9S.
Bonnet to match at S5.0S.
Combination Peter Pan
Frock, OF yellow and orchid.
orhcid and gold, trimmed in
black velvet ribbon and hand
stitching. y French copy, at
S7.DS.
Second Floor, East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER
operator "f onc-NIan street Car WI,
U.s." trrniGncd in Police
Court To-day

Il, y. cU;chinS. operator Of tho
"ne-man street car which is said to
have struck J. y. Friend. innictinr
INJURIES whieh.cag.,cd his death. will
Il" arraisn"d in Police Court this
morning charged with Involuntary
nansiauGhtcr Several nnstnonc-
m"nts Of the ease have been ar
RANGED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
Two small Boys Hurt.

Two three yoar-"ij boys We're in
jrred. one seriously. when AN auto
mobile owned and driven h. Edwin
Swift. OF G25 North Eighth street.
backed into them "a they were play
ing in front nf their home
Robert Tomljmsou. OF G21 North
Eighth street who're the accident oc-
CURED. was the most seriously in
jIrei. PHYSICIANS fear NJ has SIS
tanned internal injuries. l.. W. Tluin
mel. the other boy, was not haG:!
hurt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
Zig snit snnrx End
concern.

Practically all ot the testimony In
the suit OF W. y Gravins agains,
Walker D. Hines, former Director
General of Railroads, and the Chcsa.
peake and OHIO Railroad, for s25.nn0
damage was taken yesterday In ~.
Hastings Court, Part II. before Judge
Ernest II. Wells. = verdict IL cx.
Spected today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
DrusEi~, Must Pay Federal ,.c,

Druggists rcccntH granted permits
TO handle liquor must take out u
revenue license. il was announced
yesterday by r. G.. Moncurc, collector
OF internal revenue. Many drug
EEts nave overlooked this license in
kichhond. he stated. and Il fine OF
siooo is the penalty for such fail
IRE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
Eilc. nnnkruntrx re,I,l..

Petition In voluntary bankruptcy
was filed in the United States Dis
trict Codrt yesterday by Marvin l..
BROOKS. clerk. with liabilities
to S626 and assets OF $3.50.
ON which he claims exemption Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
%AAS 80.
Fulton Brick Company
Its Owners and Working
Forces

1t is IL saying as old as Egypt that ''y0u
cannot make bricks without straw"
We do not understand your process Of
making bricks, but Judging by results, You
turn out the best product OF the kind that
can be manufactured.
But here is Roland for that ancient
Oliver: You cannot make Il success without
savings account.
Results show that the biggest business
men this country has known begun as
savers. Carnegie, Rockefeller, Frick and
Schwab started life by saving Il little more
than they earned.
You may make the most perfect bricks in
the world, but in order for 81 building TO
grow these bricks must be Ibid one upon
the other: just as the man who wishes to
make n fortune must add one dollar TO an
other in his savings account.
We have a pride in being connected with
you, and we invite every worker i'm your
company to begin to build for success by
opening a savings account with this bank.
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
Tenth and Main
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
Citr Council Schedule.

The schedule Of meetings Of the
city Council for the coming week
follows: Committee on Streets. Non
day AT o'clock: Board or Aldermen,
Tuesday at o'clock and Committee
on Ordinance, Thursday at y O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10

Formal announcement; has been made Of
"" atccptanv. of he call To tn. pas
;.rato 81 Grace Street Dapiis; church Of
~ w ". Weeks. T.. g.. ot Springfield.
M"SS- pT. Weeks Will assume charge OF
ms new Nastoratn ON Nav |
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

. Rev u u. Garland. secretary 10 tho
STATE Mission BOARD. Will preach a, Wood
'dhu taplSt Church tomorrow morning
at II o'clock. There will hr spcci., song
ana prayer scrNiC" at night,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10

Roy. =. J.. Taylor viii preach at 81
,EhTIanS Mission tomorrow afternoon al
"'cinck aud will administer frs, com
iiiu;i'"h 10 IN. members ni tho class 90
t,niN confirmed by Rt Rev William,
Cahci! Brown. l.. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10

Willie LATHE. colorcd. was convicted
nj Il charge Of grand larceny IN
tiustingS Court yesterday ana sou
fenced to one year in the pcnitcn
iiarv,