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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
NIGHT SCHOOL CLOSES
SUCCESSFUL Sc AS0N

Closing exercises of the John Mar
shall night high school were held in
the school auditorium last night. A
large number of students and their
friends were present Diplomas of
graduation and honors were awarded
Harris Hart, superintendent of pub
lie instruction OF Virginia, made the
principal address. Attorney-General
John T.. Saunders made presentation
of the Joseph Bryan Memorial prize.
E. f. Smith, director OF the night
school, presented the Phi Kappa
Epsilon debater's medal and Super
intendent Albert II. Hill made presen-
tation of forty three cash prizes for
high scholarship marks. The first
three prizes of IS each we're present
ed to Garland Rowlett. Susie Clrich
and Isadore L. Sturman, with marks
Of 416.s3, 413 and 406. 66, respectively.
Certificates and diplomas were
awarded by w. Floyd Reams. chair
man of the city school board. Prin-
cipal w c. Locker made a report of
the work of the session, which show
ed that the school had experienced
one OF the most successful sessions In
its history.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30

A - brought about by the deseeten ~
~ t.pct ar 1900 C~Tauxa troap@ "a
Inc city, and because II to unserstoeo
s&h6e the whose state VIII row oee"'"S
Aov44tory Of this revolution.
II. official account says that en9s
80 hattaiion OF carrnnsas troops -
~ axty~secood~-destx TO Eensth
tI4SAfssi 10 him. bat sass evsasas -,
Nmn beaten into itna. T'he Swh''ng ''
ssAo city was continuous for about thlr-
SxvAxax hourx, up to noon ef YESTERDAY
American citizens IN ChihuAhsh
80 r<oortea nv the c9rsusE 70 h@
safe. This was a reaasurfng TACT
tnaaYnuch ~ the railway between
N rsso and Chfhuahua r. cut
The c.arransa officials OF Chtha~h vs.
are stated to be in detention by the
PRECAUTIONARY. II In not irnproba Die
thxt the Carranpm forces IN ChthusauR
ar~ those which he had selected TO move
westward on Sonora and regain thAt
stnte as IL has been reported that Car
sanxa intended TO make the attempt
Operating frons Chihushus-
EYE ON THE SITUATION.
The war dera rtrnKnt Is keeping IN
-. an ire situation ca the border
fS~nersf Joseph UIckrSan, enTnUiahGHf
a ire dsnartrneut OF the South hsS
e~nt a sufficient qua "a 90 El Pas2' an
having about 40 eco troops for hcraeF
rrotsrtfcn 81 ts understood. re 0t7
strengthened the garTiaons al leia''.
Inns. Noeales and placed Hdd.'i iona
xarrisors 81 othe~ points on ~" Dot
der, The immediate points 81 fn}sF@A-
xre Iuarex and ~ Fseo
Z The C.a~rarzietHs FOR tine present rT0
remaining loyal 70 C8rranaa ~ js#
reg II that continues ~ Feen7 row
Az II ruarez warid he attacked ~"
previous occasions warning ha7 been
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30

missioner alexander Forward. the
commission says: 1t Is surprising In
deed hat the CuJpeper Telephone
company has been able through the
nineteen years Of its life 10 give good
service. which is admitted hy all and
kept its lines in fair condition at the
remarkably low rateSit has maintain
90, The gross earnings per telephone
81 this company amount to only
s15.45 per annum, which ia rnuch
lower than that of any twenty five
Virginia companies. which we have
tabulatcd and indeed lower than al
most any telephone service of which
we have knowledge
The people of the territory occu-
pied by the company have been for
tanate indeed through all these years
! TO. nave good service at a rate so
( low as To be almost unbelievable, and
IL is gratifying to note that protest
ants state they have no objection to
thls company earning a reasonabl Bile
! return"
Valuation of the company's plant.
which was estimated on the pre-war
basis, according to the method adopt
/ ed ny the comm issiOn. WAS fixed at
/ 10000, IT is probable, the commits
sion states, that the plant did not
cost this sum OF money but the
4 opinion continues we can see no rea-
son why the Culpcper Telephone com
/ pany should net profit by increasing
property values in normal times just
as owners OF farms and residence
/ property in Culpeper, Orange, Madi-
/ son, HappahanHock counties profited
! by increase in values during 1901
I to 1915"
( The company is authorized To dis
continue the rec service. and to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
TO CONSIDER OKE-hAN
CARS MONDAY, MAY 10

Because city Attorney Henry r.
( Pollard was not present hast night ia
advise the streets committee ON legal
phases regarding the Nuuually reso-
/ lftlun providing for two-man crews
or safety cars no action was taken
I bat yho committee adjourned until
/ ( O'Clock on the second Monday IN
NAV. when conference will be held
/ between the committee, the city at
forney, the Public Relation committee
I et the Virginia railway and Power
company. ana Super intendents OF
/ Transportation Harvey Smith and
Herman Pollard, Of the company.
( II is believed that at this conference
an amendment vii be made to the
present resolution. making it practi-
cal The main objectioA to the pres
cnt resolution is the section providing
for separate entrances for the races.
This IN said tu he impractical. would
neeessitate rebuilding all the cars on
the line
Alderman Marx GHnst, Of Lee ward.
who was more convinced than ever
last night that the NuDually reso-
luton Was not worth the paper ii was
written on insisted on rejection of
the paper last night. lie said no cog
ntzanee should be taken Of the paper
The section providing for separation
Of races was already taken care OF
under state laws. ne said, and no fur
thnr legislation should be had on that
matter when he offered a resolution
recommending rejection Of the ordi-
nance. both Councilman sullivan and
English arose 20 object to any such
procedure They made a monitor
Thar the paper he tabled until a con-
ference could be had with the city
attorney and officials OF the company
Traffic Policeman e. l.. Hooker and
II. ~ Clarke, stationed At First and
seventh and Broad streets. respec-
4Fe.F areeared last night TO tell how
ast"z the cars could stop and start
They insisted that these easy starts
ANA s.a Qs facilitated traffic. Policeman
Clarke said that he saw one If the
ness 5Fp@ cars sop within five feet
yesterday.
a large delegation Of citizens was
present TO watch the outcome Of the
matter Only ore citizen. Colonel @
Percy HAYES, voiced dIsap approval Of
sre oars He asked how many mem
1erS q t5e committee had travelled
@a the one man cars on Main street
.-r@ hstwesD the hours of and 80.
f#gw nlany az you members Of the
street. committee know intelligently
What The conditions are" he said.
Z want - $50 these cars are a dis
grace 10 She clfg Of Richmond and
ts Eanartcv."
Chairman grdway Puller, who pre-
sided. sad that il vas recognized that
san@tn.~$ gaust be done 10 remedy
conditions On the street cars He laid
particular emphasis nm the schedule
eE the Hull street line.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
~ET Fa%yTGF-%rT- PREP sRFS
TNe RESI- 7sNfT TIRE ATTY

fash ozea=e=. r.r5l<'za --T0tsr- ions
Hat '- resident - preparing e1 ~e-
Ess-~. f. .A@ f5er~raa treaty tr rHe
s@~a- was Revived today = was Ire
general rr8r 111 among ssr9te~e @r0
o. re rney~E za-E ~ tEe fc~afE-1 relations
eaos r7stt@e 'ass fa7 r~ea.y @ilt Ne
t9e& ~}vhsr a f4ss- Teecs 81 t3zn r~oe-
Seer t,zry TSsY-azfr z~k cr* eHct4s
'~a presidents tr.n~t5ry7 wisr -e-
=reee - tn fteaey ~z2 t@ rrg
rtna- derry wor s@7r- tAe- raoe--
-fst tra 5~strTreert 5F tg b se~t
osrx wsE -aes-1 ITO 5att~~ 80 HSe
senate 70 agrees 1rcr ra@e~ Ta t5~s~.s
a~a ~-s ~ 4-gss c-3=-e't anf g.
-4#zY rassSv IT,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
DISCIPLES TO ENTER
DRIVE ON MAY nth

In an effort TO increase funds for
| missionary work in the foreign fields
and TO further Christian education in
America. the Disciples of Christ in
this city will enter the united drive
which begins on May / s for total
/ OF 500 0oo GEO. 100000 OF this Is
10 be raised in the Chesapeake area
which includes the states OF Della
ware. Maryland. Virginia and the
District OF Columbia. Headquarters
for this area have been opened in the
Chamber OF Commerce building in
Richmond
II was announced yesterday that
one half OF the $4,000. 900 total 10 be
raised in the Chesapeake area viii
go towards expanding the activities
for education of ministerial students
at Lynchburg Christian college. at
Lynchburg.
Lynchburg Christian college,
which is the only educational institu-
ton Of the Disciples of Christ in the
Chesa peake area, is one of the lead
ing standard senior colleges of the
South, and has an enrolment of 2o5
students. a gymnasium and an ad-
ditional library will be installed from
The funds raised while $4,000 will
be expended on its laboratories.
Considerable attention Is being
given the Americanization of the
foreign population in all of the large
cities by the American Christian Mis-
sionary Society, which is included in
the budget OF $60,000,000.
Edward II. Foot, director OF the
campaign in the Chesapeake area,
yesterday stated that the large
foreign population in this country
will prove to be a menace and dis
astrous 10 the future welfare OF
America unless they are educated in
Americanlsm and Christian ideals.
The Disciples of Christ are giving
great deal OF attention to this char
acter Of work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
HOPKINS SAYS oHREGoS
Is MAN or THE nor n

Washington. April 2a--General Al
Faro Oregon. now heading the revnlt
against Carran2a, Ia the man who can
Ia' Mexico in tho list Of interna-
ttona}tv respected nations, see that her
International Obligations are discharged
and insure safety to foreigners in
Mexico This IL thn be1ief of Shar-
bnrne q Hopkins, who testified today
before the senate Mexican affairs com
uit:ee
Mr. Hopkins WAS Carranza's repre-
sentative in Washington In 1914 hut
ne~r represents General Oregon He
pictured Carran2a's rule as n CHASTITY
failure" resulting in wave of cor
ruption throughout Mexico and seeth-
ing unrest which finally burst into
fame when Carranza occupied Sonora
land removed it's governor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
REMOVES CAUSE
OF HEADACHE
Doctors Condemn Remedies that
. Merely Relieve the Pain---Clalm
Aspironal Also Removes Cause
Absolutely Safe.

Doctors and druggists are delighted
with Aspironal. the new elixir tina
relieves headaches tand colds) within
two minutes and also removes the
cause and prevents the return of
headache the next day by gently acting
On the liver, correcting biliousness and
eonstfpation which are usually the
sscAusa OF headache.
The next time you have q headache
10 to your nearest drug store, hand
HE clerk half dollar for a bottle Of
sASpfronal and tell him 10 serve you
tNn teaspconsfu In little water
NTH your watch in your hand count
sWH two minutes and cali for your
1xoney back. as per manufacturer
111@xantee. Il you can't feel your head
5rHEe fading away within the time
Your druggist inrites you and
+ xr9 ~ M Approval Every
.1g ~! q. Sc. N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
SMALLPOX CASE is
SENT TO HOSPITAL,

City health authorities yesterday
isolated at the smallpox hospital the
case of Pauline Pantelh 8 years old,
Of 30S West Marshall street. who was
found to be suffering with the rnalady
Wednesday when health authorities
went to the house TO make an inves-
tigation upon complaint of neigh
bors.
The child was brought to Rich
mond about a week ago by its par
ents from Chester, S. c. Neighbors
noticed that the child. which had
been playing in the street. had a
breaking out on the skin. They
promptly notified health authorities.
Health officers were working in
the neighborhool yesterday vaccinat-
ing all who had some in contact with
the child. Two other children in the
neighborhooti are under observation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
PERMIT TO BUILD BIG
TOBACCO PLANT GIVEN

Permit TO build a new tobacco
manufacturing plant and warehouse
was granted Liggett and Myers To
bacco company yesterday by Building
Inspector Butler. The building will
be erected at Sixth and Canal streets
Cost will be $3.50, zoe. The Fl. X.
Ferguson company are the contrac-
tors. The complete plant Will be the
biggest in the world.
A brick dwelling TO cost $4,000
Will be built by Ii. IA Flick on the
West side OF Colonel avenue between
Cary and Taylor streets. Permit was
granted for this building yesterday.
J. w Hancock was granted permit
to erect brick garage on alley at
Grove and Belmont avenues.
w. j. Bridgans was given permit
to build a frame stucco dwelling at
1919 Enslow avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
CAPTAIN DISCHARGED ON
BOARDING SUGAR CHARGE

Charges of sugar boarding prefer
red against Max u. Captain, wholesale
grocer. doing business at IA North
Eighteenth street. were dismissed by
Cnited States Commissioner Melvin
tiegenheimer AT the hearing of the
complaint yesterday on the ground
that there was no evidence to sustain
the charge. Captain. it WAS shown.
handled millions, OF pounds of sugar
annually, and the 1880 pounds found
LII the basement of the residence had
been stored there for lack OF other
warehouse facilities. and was not con-
fhasa tDs nn1n ts1n&nl B
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
sOUTHSIDE

A mass meeting of all citizens OF
Belnead and the vicinity will be
held tonight at O'Clock In the school
stop 5, Petersburg pike. All interest
ed in longer school terms and the
tax levy are requested TO be present
Delegations from other school leagues
are expected.
Students of cambridge Junior high
school have planned demonstra-
ton OF physical education work be-
ing done in the school for this af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends and
patrons are invited TO attend the exhi-
bition.
Citizens of the Southside. including
Oak Grove Swansboro, Forest Hill
and Woodland Heights, viii hold a
mass meeting in the auditorium of the
Cambridge Junior high school tonight
at S.l5 TO decide upon the location
of the proposed new bridge across the
James river. This meeting was called
for several weeks ago but because OF
the small number of citizens pre-
sent it was decided to postpone it
until a better representation could be
secured.
A Tom Thumb" wedding will be
presented today at $40 In Franklin
school. The proceeds will be for the
benefit of the stereopticon fund of the
school.
A combined social and fellowship
meeting will be held tonight at S
O'Clock in the Central Methodist sun
day school hall. The organiza ton of
fellowship league is the object OF
the meeting. Friends OF %ths league
are invited to attend.
A parcel post party was given in
the parsonage of Asbury Methodist
church last night from s to 10 o'clock
Proceeds were for the benefit of the
church.
Mrs. r. H. Hammer still leads the
popularity contest conducted by the
Henderson Lodge of Oddfellows and
Dove lodge OF Rebekahs in connec.
ton with their annual spring fair Ac.
cording to the report issued yester.
day the committee in charge, Mrs
Hammer now has 5000 votes: Mrs. ct.
Ia Andrews, $500: Miss Mildred Tay.
Tor 5000, and Mrs. A. l.. Nichols, q
30o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
FoTR Mt RDFFRFRS GIT
TWO WEEKS EFpRTFyT

A;ha1v. y. Y, April 29-Gover-
0f- Smith granted repricve to the
fyyr Bronx gunner in Sing Sing
r the suggestion Of Supreme Court
}&@tfee Iltr leii who earlier I'M the day
IL Eaw York had refused 80 grant a
Es@y The governor received the fol
owing telegram from Justice Mitchell.
x pom Information Of a confession
9f one Of the slayerB Of Otto Fia1o. I
commend 4 reprieve OF two weeks
flor all four
Refore receiving the telegram. Cow
. 7rnor Smith was FIRM IN his deterrni-
9natIon not to interviews.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
FRECKLES, AT THE STRAND

Dramatized from Gene Stratton
Porters famous novel of the same
name Freckles will be presented here
next week for a three night engage
ment with a special matinee on Wed
nesday at 2:30 F. NJ. Freckles is ac-
cepted as song play. the music, be-
ing written by Anatol Friedland and
the play dramatized by, Neil Twomey
there are eight singing numbers dur
ing the action of the play.
Jesse Willinghame, the young Irish
tenor, will be seen and heard. He
has a beautiful top tenor voice and
will be heard in several new song
numbers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
OVERALL MOVEMENT BAD
BUSINESS, SAYS WOMAN

Washington. April 29--Citing the
overall movement as an example of
mans incapacity to devise ADEQUATE
means OF meeting the existing eco
nomic emergency. Miss Florence
King, president OF the National Wom-
ems Association of Commerce today
proposed a business woman for
president.
Asserting that the overa1ls move
ment would be effective only in Great
ing new brand of prot1teer, Miss
King said:
We hear a good deal about put
ting a business man in the White
House. If the overall movement is
an example, / favor putting a bust
ness woman in the White House. At
least women can better some of the
IDEAS put out by the men"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
JENKINS YOUTH IS
AOJUOGED INSANE

A commission in Henrico circuit
court yesterday adjudged Fred Jen-
kins, Henrico youth, seventeen years
old, recently sentenced to twenty
years in the penitentiary for killing
an eight-year- old boy, as insane.
Following jenkins conviction sev-
eral weeks ago, Judge Scott noted
marked symptoms of a weak mind in
the boy. The commission was called
Immediately. Jenkins will be sent to
the asylum for the criminal insane at
Marion.
Sentence of ten years in the peni-
tertiary was given Harvey Lewis, coll
ored. for shooting and killing Roger
Allen, also colored.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
BEWARE THE DOG!

That ali IsefsonH having dogs
who have come IN contact with
ether dogs bav Wing rabies. or who
havs been bit;ssn by dogs under
suspicion s9aOssld immediately
Ret emergency treatment at the
health bureau, was tho assertion
yesterday OF Or. G, {. Hudson.
chief health officer
Several cases of dogs having
rabies have come 10 the attention
Of The health bureau. Several
heads % dogs said 20 have been
suffering with rabies, have been
received fer analysis. aany per.
sons hare called the health bn~
re1u regarding the emergency
tres trlant
Intr edIate action by those who
are the least suspicious Of rabies
should be taken, health officers
urged
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
PHILLIPS LEAVES THE
BUILDING DEP = STMEsNT

Resignation ri James Phillips,
deputy Inspector in the city bureau
of building inspection. WIFI take effect
on MAY FIRST according to statement
made yesterday. Mr. Phillips has
beer Identified wth The building de-
pa cn, for many years. lie has ac-
epted q position with the Wise Gran
4tr and Construction company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30

Mrs, VIII Rcaumon, Mrs. Henry E1ey.
OF Suffolk, and Mrs. c. r Womack, of
Martinsville, have added greatly to
the session with their beautiful solos
and deep appreciation was expressed
by the visitors for the delicious lunch
served each day, which was under the
general supervision of Mrs. James L,
hcLemore and for the delightful homo -
supplied OF which Miss Lizzie Morgan
was chairman.
The afternoon session opened with
devotional exercises conducted by Misa
Sue cole, of DanvilIe.
At the conclusion of the devotional
session. the officers for the year were
elected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
Company b Needs Seven Wen

Seven more men are needed 10
complete the quota of Company p,
Richmond Light Infantry Blues. so
that the company can be mustered
into the service. Tonight at Sis
o'clock a special meeting viii be held
To discuss plans for the celebration
by the entire battalion on May 10.
Company C had its weekly meeting
nd drill last night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
TTHl, MINES tP THF
COURT OFFICIALS

Grrcntufe pa. April z2-Em-
ploSes AZ The county courthouse.
3hesa nerves have been threatening
ta crash under thn strain ~ keepinE
track ~ .#s3r- sessions rgH on stand
ard t.Te Fh5.n TIE comm unity ts run
u~ z-e us l}Ett-saFiag plan Ysa9.-}an-
nt fre authorities 10 prov.4a wr.sr
hrs ,azta Tho rvr r.9srz a=Z
fry tue watches 7pjre@ IL r. .he,-
3.He 20 k@To oev a5 5.fs7 q ~ Standard
c...- ard -ne rzGe~ rs local f=~@
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
TWO LOCAL PHYSICIANS IN
CHARGE OF SURGICAL WORK

DR.. A. Murat Willis and DR.. Blan-
ton l.. Hillsman, both OF this city,
have been appointed as surgeons in
the medical and reconstruction work
Of the United States public health
service. Both of these local physi-
clans saw service with the u. s.
army in Germany. Wards are being
used in the Retreat for the Sick
and Memorial hospitals where re-
turned soldiers are given treatment
DR.. John L. Moore is in charge of the
work
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
ORDERS NEW DEPOT
FOR GATE CITY, VA.

Order was entered yesterday by the
state corporation commission requir-
ing the Southern Railway to erect a
new depot at Gate City, Va, work to
De begun by August /. and. to be COM
pietett within three month
The present depot at Gate City liz
small structure, and is said to be
wholly inadequate to the demands of
traffic at that point.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
GERMAN WARSHIP ON
WAY TO AMERICA

London, April ga lone German
warship will sail for an American
port some time next week and stay
there. for il is one Of the few spoils
Of the great war that go to the
United States under the Versailles
treaty.
The ship, the Ostfriesand. steam
ed into the Firth -of-Forth today, to-
eether with the warship Hesseu.
which will go TO Japan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
Nelson Leaves for England

RAYMOND z. Nelson, Of this city.
sailed from New York yesterday for
England, where he will serve as a
member of the United States graves
registration buereau. Work will be-
gin Immediately to bringing back the
bodies of the American soldiers killed
during the war and which have been
buried in England.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30

PARIS, Apra 2a.--The most fla
grant Instance of deliberate battle
tat3 rfnAleersng appeared today in
Fae form ~ an advertise r5eut I'm a
Paris lewggsa per offering for sale
A1r@saont Forest, ~ Score n some
~ rha rsnst heTole battles fought
snd won ty American dourhbnvs in
their great Meuse- ArRonne offensive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
EAGLES HAVE GALA AFFAIR:
VAUDEVILLE, MUSIC AND EATS

The Eagles Home, Third and Mar
shall streets, was the scene of a gala
entertainment last night. Dancing,
vaudeville and special music featured
the program, followed by refresh
rcnts. a large number of Eagles and
their friends were present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30

Dare v7e granted vef-e1H II"
the law ard crYity r5grt e. Ny
Bessie rSc@~~Ne ARG zgs.~st IL ''-
Rascnbe~R w38cis-E~cvr if. seas
circles ss manager .af fHe E0..@'
tors. Decree wse award on ftle
ground ~ crue}gt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
REV I'll. A. GRIESIAfER AT
IMMANUEf, BAPTIST

Rev. II. A. Griesin1er, who has been
occupying the pulpit of Grace Street
Baptist church. will preach in I'm
manuel Baptist church. Pine and
Grace streets, during the month of
May
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30
Present for Pastor

purse of gold, the gift of the
congregation of Grace Street Baptist
church, was presented Rev. Dr. Hen
ry A. Griessemer. of Baltimore. who
has been serving the church as tenn
porary pastor for five months. Res
olutions expressing the cordial es-
TEEN and grateful appreciation of the
congregation were also adopted. Dr.
Griessemer will be succeeded by Rev
DR.. w. w. Weeks. who will preach
his first sermon next Sunday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-30

Be there without fail
auction sale of w. Broad
st. business property on
tuesday,, May 4, at 5 P.
NJ. Sale conducted by
Atlantic Coast Realty Co.
ADV.