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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
STATE BAPTIST CHURCHES
ELECT W. P. CONVICTION, JR.
Convention nriu;s l;cId Mt Virgins,
iicacii anu Several Hundred
NIicnh-NiNCcr Elected.

Since last Friday several hundred
delegates have been in session At the
twVlfth anuuhl cnCIinpineut OF the
Baptist churches of the State at Nir-
sinsa Beach.
The opening exercises were de-
voted principally 10 Il. Y. L. L. ac-
tiviticS. discussion on normal class
work and song service. The meeting
WAS called to order by ". i. Covins-
ton. Jr., Of Richmond. and In the alb
scncc of the secretary, Miss Long.
MIR. Miller, Of Richmond. was elected
To that Office.
Reports on field work, unions. in
stitutcS and textbooks were read,
and talks and lectures given by Miss
Margaret Lynch. Mrs. Il. V. Old. John
Il. Kucker, Mrs. X. y. Henderson and
others.
Officers were elected for the coming
year and banners awarded W. l..
covinSton. Jr., was reelected prcsi-
dent. and the senior banner awarded
To the Loyalty Union OF the First
EaDtis; Church of Richmond The
junior banner WAS awarded 10 the
Junior Union OF Glen Allen, near
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
JAMES ANDREW HODGES
RELATIVES BEING SOUGHT
Killed 81 Du pout I'Innt May i and
Letters State His Home Was
RirhmUn...

Tho safety section o. the service
department of the Du Pont Company
OF Wilmington, Del. has been trying
for tho past month to get In touch
with the relatives OF James Andrew
Hodge, who was killed at one OF the
company's plants near that city on
May l.
Letters written friends in Whining
ton. while serving with the Amcri-
can cNpcditioaary forces. stated that
he was born in Richmond August ).
1898. AID that his father was James
w. Hodge, !, lawyer OF Richmond and
connected in Il legal Capacity with
the Southern Railroad.
War Department records show that
he was i've feet inches tall. weighed
l25 pounds, had dark brown eyes.
thick curly hair and dark complexion.
He enlisted october 20. 1917. at Col
umbus. Ohio. and was assigned to the
Medical Corps and sent TO Camp
Grccn!caf. Ga. and that he WAS hon
orably discharged from the scrvi ice
September 90. 1919. Ut Camp Meade.
Md. When cnliSting he gave his adj
dress as l02, South Broad Street,
Richmond.
Anyone who might have known him
or his relatives are requested to get
in communication Win the Du Poni
Company. Wilmington, Del.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
CONFER ON REMARKINC
OF RICHMOND STREETS
Matter OF Eliminating Duplicate
Names and Numbers AgitatcS
Ainslic and Boiling.

Charles l.. Boiling. Director of Pub
lie Works. yesterday took up with
Mayor Ainslic the matter OF remark
ing the streets OF Richmond and
eliminating all duplication OF street
names and numbers.
The matter. as viewed by the Mayor
and Director OF Public Works. is 4
serious ana an important one. requir-
ing an immense amount of work.
The Dost-oilice authorities and the
compilers o. the city Directory will
be called in TO assist in the work.
Members of the Administrative
Board some years ago took up the
matter of remaining ana rcmarkinE
the streets OF the city. As soon as
the proposal WAS made public. num-
Der or societies and historical or
CARNATIONS began an organized move
mcnt in opposition the project, con-
tending that historical! ,iacdmarile
would have TO be removed
Removing duplication is ono of the
important features of the new work
and much effort will have to he made
in doing away with two and three
Stuart streets and avenues and First
Streets ana av .lues. y stranger in
Richmond is easily confused by dup
lication OF the streets as they now
stand. aud MIR. Boiling states that
when the work is completed. no Two
streets will be named alike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14

MALE CHORAL SOCIETY WILL
CONTINUE ITS ACTIVITIES
over 100 Associate Members Secured
md Zig i'iars Arc Under Way
ior 'i'his ran.

At largely attended meeting
Honua% evening OF The Richmond
Male Choral Society in the basement
o. 81. Fau!'s Church. it was decided
10 continue the activities OF the or
10Y the coming season.
- T. Lay secretary, reports that
Inc untir!nE efforts OF inc active
members has resulted in over 100
associate members joining, which
VIII go Tong way toward financing
the society this coming fall Fiftv-
seven new members joined at Mon
days meeting.
The next meeting of the society
VIII be held at their usual meeting,
place on the last Monday in Scp,cm-
Der, when all plans Viii be perfected
ana those interested in male s!nGinL:
may learn o: the good work OF the
orfani-atlon and file active member
SNIP.
Young men are especially invited
I" join and instructions in voice Gull
lure VIII be furnished free 10y many
teachers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
FIGHT ON CLUB MERGER
POSTPONED TO TUESDAY
Objections to lie Heard by State Cor
puratiOn Commission on WcStmOrc-
land-t Commonwealth Question.

Hearing by the State Corporation
OF objections to the consolidation of
the WcStmorcland and Common
wealth clubs VIII he held next Tues
day morning at 10 O'Clock. The date
was fixed yesterday. when Henry W.
presented the petition for consolida-
ton. Edwin Z. Cox. representing
Meriwcther Jones and other oppo-
tinuancc OF the hearing until his as
sociatc, Samuel y. Anderson, can APP
pear.
Employment of Mr.. Anderson to
assist Mr. Cox in presenting the OPP
poncnts' side of the case is another
indication that anticcnSolidationis
are determined to fight TO the bitter
end. Mr.. Anderson was engaged yes
tcrday in other litigation and could
net be present AT the opening TIT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
SHOULD BE INFORMED
Women In BUSINESS Gccd To Dr Ac-
Iuiinicd With Complexities nf
Industries. Says Speaker.

Women in business should he we'll
acquainted with the complexities OF
modern industries and the workings
OF the Legislature. in the opinion Of
T.. T.. Smith. director OF the Rich
mond Vocational Night School. eX-
pressed in an address TO the Woman's
Advertising club. at luncheon at
Murphy's Hotel yesterday. Mrs. q. l..
Boss. manager Of the Richmond Spe-
ciulty Brokers. also spoke.
In his address. Mr.. Smith told the
club that by united effort. courses In
the Psychology of business. the
science OF advertising and salesman
ship could he obtained in the voca-
tional schools OF Richmond. Advcr-
Using Mr.. Smith described as the
evolution OF the sciences
Mrs Boss spoke on The Woman
Erokcr-Why Not?" Three new mrm-
begs were introduced to the member
ship. Mrs. Eula Young Morrison. of
the Fclcral Trust Company; Mrs. T..
J. Estes. nf Ballard & Ballard. and
Miss Ecttcrer, o: Cecil. Barrcto &
Cecil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
BAIRD CASE CONTINUED
Hearing OF Young Woman Charged
With Forgery Goes over to
TUESDAY

Miss Virginia Baird. aged %. was
afr3iSncd ia Police COur; yestc!day
morning on the charG. OF forging Inc
name Or .lohn II! Atkins Sr. to a
check for $40 on a !oc4! bank. Miss
bniri > said 10 have admitted cash
.hS INC cheek. bat declares that it
vas ono Of many gifts from iiEirs
mat VIII total many thousand Gol!ars.
during The period o' Their acqua!n-
iancs, which began in Tennessee.
A. the request o. Attorney Edgar
~ EnEi.sh, counsel for the defense.
VINO had Just been retained the hear
ING WAS postponed until next Tues
Atkins is Interested IN mines in
North Carolina, and is wr!l known in
Richmond The case viii come ur FOR
!aering IN Police Court. on July 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
GETS TWO YEARS IN PRISON
Negro Who Attempted Life OF Police
mum Patterson, Sent to Pcuitcn-
tlary From IluatInrs Court

Two years at hard labor was tho
sentence given James. alias Erastus
settles. by Judge Richardson's in
Hastings Court yesterday. for w!llful
attempt at murder. January IL. on
Policeman T.. Il. Patterson. while the
officer WAS in the discharge OF his
duty.
Evidence showed that an argument
was in progress when officer Patter-
son interfcrrcd. and Settles fired three
shots at him. though none took effect.
Settles WAS indicted June 4. but was
not brought to trial until yesterday.
Josh Lynch, who WAS indicted May
% for having narcotics in his posses
sion. was acquitted yesterday in
HustinGS Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
EAYOR ASKS FOR FUNDS TO
y WAGE WAR AGAINST RATS
fouiil Have CRY Fathers Appropriate
! 900 10 Coniuct Educational
81 Campaign.

.Rats are destined 20 lead hard
Re in Richmond in the next few
lecks.
Tin resolution submitted 10 the
Eonrd of Aldermen by Mayor George
inslie. an appropriation OF S5,to0 was
fked for the Department OF Public
Eeltare 10 wage 4 night against the
tuthts.
aiayor Ainsiic. in letter TO the
Ity fathers, explained that the step
lns necessary IN order 10 decrease
keg possibility O; q bubonic plague
bidcmic in Richmond. Several South
In cities recently have been visited
Rsbthe plague.
kpr. e. {. Levy. Director OF Public
Eelfnre, stated last night that the
TO be conducted vii! De
f9ng educational lines, with experts
1.-THE work. 10 demonstrate tao ac-
kna killing of OF tho rodents
3Dr. Levy said that the situation in
Ses South easily could be considered
erfous and MAT. even i H.chmoa,s
iAs not threatened with the plague,
mean u saving OF hundreds
E,sthousaEds q. dollars TO the city
ereducins ;he damage done b. the
&6fS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
RAISE TWO TO TEN
Department Of Justice Officials Dis
cover Certificate. That Have
Been Altered

Department Of Justice officials have
obtained from different banks and
merchants OF the city the two dolla r
nils which were so claver!y raised to
tens.
Those changing the bills Gu; out OF
$40 note tho Egurc ten which appca RS
in the corner OF the bill and pasted
1t over the figure two. Thcy then cut
out the ''l:'' and ~ of the ten and
pasted them over the w. and o.
and glance a. the finished product
shows Il SO bill
~ United states certificates are
redeemahlc AZ their face value. so the
''hNer' was able TO secure his ten from
the government and obtain his eight
by the paStIng method
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
Tell Police When
You Take Vacation
Officers VIII Keep Watch
While Pleasure Seekers
Are AaCay.
MIR. and Mrs. Vacation!st!

Notify the Police Department when
YOU leave the city on your summer
trip. This is not an order, but i, is
good friendly advice from the chief
Of police.
During your absence the patro,i-
man on the beatty your home will be
instructed TO watch that you may
find your belongings intact when
you return.
Sneak thieves have made i; a prac-
ticc in the past, according to the
police. Of break, ing into houses left
unprotected while the owner is away
from home. and CHIEF of Police G. \.
sherry is very anxious 10 keep this
loss this summer at tho minimum.
SO. Mr.. and Mrs. Nacationist. notify
police headquarters when you leave
home and \ hluccoa; Will irot around
TO fight OIL sncaks. battle with ban
dts and subduc bold. bad burglars
while YOU are away acquiring 4 coat
of tan or hliStcTS at the sea shore
or nursing bee st!nSS i'll the noun
tainS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
WElSBERGER EMPLOYEES
GO TO CITY POINT TODAY
Store Closes at 1 i. ". and All Con-
ncctcd with Department Store
VIII Enjoy Excursions.

Moro than 200 employees OF the
WeisbcrSer Department Store will go
on the annua! outing of the Wcis-
bersc: Mutual Aid ASSOCIATION Ia city
Point this afternoon The store will
close ~ | o'clock. and the boat will
leave the Richmond wharf at . O'Clock
l.. w. Broidy. maraGc- OF the store,
stated last night tina. The party does
not expect 10 get back before 10 or
IL o'clock tonight. Music, dancing
and other entertainments will be
furnished on the trip. This is the
first time that the association has at
tempted such an extensive trip. the
last annual outing having been given
at Forest lfill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
nun,rcatn rrorcr,x nrinEs SIS. GOO.

Sale OF an entire block. Known as
Block II. subdivision Il. to DR.. Joseph
T. Dunn, located between Park Ave
nue., Stafford Place. West Franklin
Street and Donald street. was COM
plctcd yesterday by Pollard & BaGby
DR.. Dunn is buying the property as a
home and is moving here from Forest
Depot. Va. The consideration is said
to have been $4,000. Kemper w.
Yanccy and II. l.. Staples recently
bought the other two houses in the
Duntreath section. making the trans
fer of the entire residential section
in Duntrcath within the past few
months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
PETITIONS
REFLECT COAL SCARCITY
&rtng Prices OF Fuel Is OFT
sktepeatcd Argument Before
INCORPORATION Commission.
bBLlc UTILITIES HARD HIT
MONTY Gus and Electric Companies
s3APc Granted Increased Charges
sSfncc January 1-Staunton Con-
gccrn Has SH.25 Schedule.

soaring prices and almos; hopeless
An theme of the multitude OF petit
SINS which public utilities corpora
pns have filed with the State Cor
t2ration Commission recently for in
sseased rates.
HAT least one OF these companies
Filed about eight months ago. went
ITO the hands of receivers and was
Essald out by order OF court to satisfy
il renewed It's actvii-
|5es yesterday under another name,
9th the distinction OF having tenn
EArarily the highest rates of any pub
ES utility company in the State.
Wants sin Higher Rntc.
EsThis is the Citizens Gas Company.
u Stanton. The Corporation Com
|tission granted II yesterday a rate
X S2.25 per LOCO cubic feet. effective
ehtil November II, or until other
Elise ordered by The commission.
1.-The highest rate yet requested is
in the petition of the
chichester Gas Company. The petit
GEnature of James IL. Russell. presi,
Etnt, and asks for Il rate OF S2.SV
|5tr 900 cubic feet.
EeNo. less than twenty gas and cleo
Eac companies. operating III various
Bottoms of The State. have been
Evaporation Commission since Janu-
|fyyS1. Many more have applications
Finding and new petitions are being
Esceived almost daily. Other public
Entity companies are making the
Sme request.
Companies Given Increases.
8Companies that have been granted
Scrcases since the first OF the year
sGoles Power Company. rea-isburG. cleo
bdes Altavisia Light and Power corpora,
tPn. sAltavista, electric. Bristol Gds ana
Electric Company. Bristol, clc0;Tic. stock
Rpi Electric Light Company. StocfioH.
|Fsd., electric: Petersburg Gas Company:
|AtcrsburE, Gas: cay Gas Company OF
Ehrfoik. gas Northern Virginia Power
Enmrany. Winchester. electric: Warren
En Elec.rlc Light and Power Company.
6td Power Company. Meyers Cave. cleo
SSc; Roanoke Gas Light Company. lioa-
Rte. gas. chathnin Light and Power
bnpnny. Chatham, electric: Giles Power
L5n1pauy, rear.SburT. electric. Suffolk
Company. suffolk Eas;
AS. Newport News and Hampton Rail-
lay, Gas and Electric Company. HImp-
IN, gas; lIe:ndon Liyh: and Power Com
Any. tHerndog, electric; DeimarNll Light.
feat and RcfTiScratins Company. chm
{NeaEue. electric. Nouoway Light and
Eower Company. trew2, electric. ECSslNn
.As Company. Ross,lyn, gas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
B. III. C. INCREASES RATES
ONLY TO ORGANIZATIONS
Restaurant CharEcs VIII Not lie Adj
'anccd-iioost Due to High
Cost of Living.
Only On-mc.n Der

Only rOnmcmbcr organizations
having banquet and luncheons at the
rates increased for meals TO 81, 1t
was announced last night by the Sec
Rotary of the club. Regular prices
OF meals at the club wilI not be ad-
vanccd
cl.t.5 will also he charged FOR the
number OF meals ordered. regardless
OF attendance, and ARRANGEMENTS are
being made 10 take care OF only a
limited additional attendance To that
for which reservation is made. The
club. operated at u loss last year
and is making an endeavor 10 stop
the leak"
In case club members fail to aD-
pear. the charge against them will
be made according 10 reservation and
a | per cent sinking fund will be cs-
tabl!shed. which VIII be credited 10
the club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
TUBERCULOSIS FUND DOING
EGREAT WORK IN RICHMOND
~ Contributed and More Comm. in
S Daily Observation-Disclosures Asked Tor
This Charity.

results and; many. CON
hbutions is tha report OF William K
Egg, Jr.. treasurer IT tile "Tuber-
klosis Fund" OF the Associated Chari-
|es3 This particular fund is used 10
HALT fathers in regaining their
bhlth and providing Tor their :am!-
|es during that time.
contributions amounted
B-SA1. making the grand total $3.50.
Miss Caroline Waiting, general sec
bfafy. cites many cases OF self
kcrifce on the part Of many poor
&ople in order 10 help the fund
@esc people know from experience
being done by TINS fund and
their quarters ana hale
bllars with . chceriui spirit
should he sent to
E4iiiam i. Trigg. il, treasurer. Iil&
East Main Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
OUTWARD MADE DIRECTOR
INSTANT roStmastcr - Elected Mem
ss$iLer UE odd Fellows EIiidinx
sSSS5I.l I.nrr.Grn,

nv Ross Southwark has been elected
fdirector al the odd Fellows build
~ Corpora in- organization OF
I'D 1'cllows which proposes 20 erect
Building in "a centrally located point
~. Richmond.
EEhe movement 10 erect this build
ElptRas inaugura;cd IN mass meet
RESof Odd Fellows held a. the JEFF
EFson Hotel some months ago. At
Bis meeting over $4,000 was sub
ETlbed in less than fifteen mn iiea.
tSss reported by the organization that
Yer s35.1 has been raised IN the
Me OF stock toward erection az the
bme. Hin Montague was tao prln-
Ppnl spec KEY ~ the initial meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
K. of Y. InstnM Nfliccr..

OF i'VtUIaH LUNge. 10. =
koWn as Syracuse Lodge. has in.
Jailed c. s. Bayliss as Chauceli qr.
T. W Freeman. VICE
ssanceilor commander. ] ". Carter.
.ketate: l.. l.. Lewis master az arms
$sH, DeSiiva. master OF works. JO-
Hph Henry. inner guardian: A. 4
fEnhs. outer guardian: George :.
keeper Of records and seals.
EiES Lucas, master OF finance Y.
kEes, master Of cXcheQuer ana rep-
TO the grand lodge X g
)&$nolds. attendant Trustees elected
|aretJ. u. Schaaf, Sr.. William Par
8f$anG c. ". Jewett
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
4-YEAR-OLD ACCIDENTALLY
SHOOTS YEAR-OlD BROTHER
Shotgun EXpiodcs. Tearing Away
Part of infants T.rS-rroh-
nbly win Recover

Joseph Austin. aged one year. ISIS
North Thirticth Street. VAS accident
ally shot and seriously injured yes
terday afternoon, with a shotgun in
the hands OF his 4-ycar-old brother.
Edward Austin. The Older boy was
playing in = bedroom In another part
of the house from the mother. when
the gun was accidentally dischar ed
blowing OFF one side OF the babys
right leg.
Virginia Hospital was Immediately
called and the ambulance. with Or
DosS in charge. responded and treated
the child. According TO DR.. Doss. the
he wound unless Gan.rcnc sets in
from the powder ana shot in the leg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
MISS MURRAY FREED
First of Quintet Charged with shop
lifting Is Acquitted by liunt-
inSS Court Jury.

The frs, OF the group of five wom-
en- arrested for shoplifting some
weeks ago ives freed of the charge
yesterday. when a Hastings Court
jury decided that .llgs Margaret Muir
ray was not guilty OF the charge.
The other four cases are pending
in Police Court and VIII be called
some time next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14

Attorney General. Joha II. Saunders viii
speak banquet of the James II. Han
man BiOlC CLASS. III Highland Park Meth
elLst Church tonight az o,cloNG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
,sI,f. Cation Goes to Fairfax.

W. J.. .CatOn. Tor INC PAST Ns1r
director for the state DcpaIt-
of Health for the pittsylvania
u Health Unit, has accepted the
onssof county health officer OF
DIR. l.. l.. Elarns-
who recently resigned 10 re-
private practice. The board of
gisors not only have made pro-
TOR continuing health work in
* during the present year, but
fyen assurance OF literally sup
Il the work during 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
Expect school Ccn.u, Figures soon

Complete figures on the school CEN
suS in virginia are expected TO be
given out hy tho State Board OF Ed
Ucat!on within tho next few days. ac-
cording to james y. Iiillman sccre-
tary. Almost all OF the figures are
in at the present time, only two
school superintendent having failed
to report
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14

Mcinhcrs OF the sunday schoo! classes
iiua,roc Rea,n ,c."orro~. s,siaes tic
stood employ es OF The duplex I:mt r.oyc
company wal maze the ,1.'.
Colonel John \. cutch!ns was the pria-
tns iaG G'" Gsaa Ss'ns .sS o.
c.atio" az bauer's iarn, i!onday evening
cni. j. A. I>l..,r. ncy:N r!ccIca president
OF the oIuo. presided.
Delegate, 10 the A,lant!c civ convcn.
ton .; The ho;ary I.Gus OF the wo:ld
the Nichino,su Iiotsl. j. OGt.t. Wer. st,li.s
among those reporting.
Opening OF the. TIP Ton Stove Works.
better known .as the southern s.oNr WORKS.
iaLs peS hi. p'.''t weSA '0S Sone .. 1n wS M
ets rcpo:ted ia.t monday morning. fhs
e6vorin.. Twelve acres. or tour Gig BLOCKS.
and has i-s.-'I SuuaiH feet OF floor space
Members OF Earnest Workers. W. {.
7 L., VII! meet with AMss. M!arsarci
Zines line. tomorrow afternoon "a; =:Sv
o'clock. whcn reports from the captains
on me efficiency contests w.iI be- ta9nSd
'WEats $eAt?' '' ''' " - ''
lTaae p.gEs 1 r GhG 25 has been s.qaynE
arrived ia New York yesterday, ana vii!
MS family and friends lie Will return
70 e2m'!nus his studies in about TWO
months. ana expects TO graduate next
year
The Ladies' benevolent and Social So
ciciy of ST. Fatricks Catholic thurc.l
MI! hold their annual outing At Forest
I'M Park tomorrow afternoon Special
ears Wall nc provided to handc the crowd.
and ARRANGEMENTS have been made 10.
concessions FOR the park anlIsc.nvnts.
Society, Of N"f;h Siis Baptis, CG h Nil Nil
lie hold tomorrow afternoon from l. TO 10
o'clock NJ The plaza. Highland PARK. The
Eafious iabicS wiil lac IN charge ~ the
Mrs Kas;!eDgrs; cakes. Mrs Ghcathanii::
cream. Mrs, fcESon. Dutch market Mrs
w. ID. Saunders. ana Erab- bags. Mrs. Cod
sey.
\ series Of addresses on the mission
fields. in which the southern Methodist
Church Is Entcrcstcd. Will he given in
Grace Methodist church. according to an
Carey. Rev d.. Bcckinan Will deliver
AN illustrated lecture a; ) y NJ July o.
| on The Mountainccr at Home and on
MY 20 the pastor viii speak on John
by the Mems Bible Glass.
number Of well known coiored wo-
men have nrsam..c1 the S:dney Com
mnniiy Welfare Clue. Incorporated. ana
have located at 1902 Dance Street 4
settlement house and ch!idrcn's hr:ne will
be conducted by ;ho organization ana
na2y nothers employed as doincstics az.
anNioGsly awaiting IFS opening Orphaned
chIIdrsn WI! not he cared :or Ut The
9'SSSnt ,imc; T. Christian Jackson. !
manager. AMI Helen s. johnson has been
! elected president.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
Police Arrest photorrapIer.

John ;. Perrin. aged 81. Il photog-
rapher in East Broad Street. was ar
rcstcl Yesterday by police on war
rants charging him with printing and
selling Improper photographs Eleven
negatives OF girls were found in a
Scarcl o! Pcrr!n's studio yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14

Isaac D!sss. who is associated -iih the
Federal IGtuc IonE.ssIon IA MAS i.StOn.
VIII move has home ard family there Ne
later part OF July ana MAZE Wasting.
ION has permanent residence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-14
& Chamber Membership Drive.

61t6Ll4 HtEpb 10 IauHCN tNe aNnuuT
campaign OF the Cham
SUfiEomlnerce will be taken today
kffsithe membership committee
&fHf al Rutgers Hotel ut / o'clock.
Nee Burlington, chairman OF the
issued ths call yesterday
(t8he meeting probably Will decide
f33kfhc Campaign will start and
will take. M