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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
CITY ATTORNEY POLLARD
ASKS SECOND ASSISTANT
Declares 1t Absolutely Necessary
That Council Create Office mt
$4,000 Salary.

Despite the fact that for;y-two
suits were brought against the city
during 1919. Richmond only paid out
S25 i'll damages during the entire
year. according TO the annual report
of City Attorney Henry X. Pollard.
MIR. Pollard recommends that the
Council pass an ordinance creating
claim agent. to be connected with
the Department OF Law. and Mr. Pol
lard points out to the Council that
the above Recommendation was
strongly made by Mayor George Aims
lie in his annual report.
Damages and taxes recovered
through suits brought by the city
agains, individuals aud corporations
port. Total S3:.6Si99
MIR. Pollard further advises that
an an adequate sever system along
city from Hospital street to james
River and points to nineteen suits
for damages now pending in court on
from ove I2f a' mhisS f pT9IsrrE
Terms periodical. He recommends
that If the current revenues are not
sufficient for, the work: the city
turc
one of the mos; important recon-
mcndations Of Mr.. Pollard is that The
City. Council provide for tho creation
or the office of second Assistant At
,orncy. In justification OF this re-
Communications. the City Attorney de-
clarcs the he is obliged to rcport
mat because of the large volume OF
business which the department is re-
CURED 20 do. number OF suits pend
ing IN the Chanccry Court to recover
taxes alleged TO he due the city from
corporations chartered in the State
Dut DONG no business in the Common
wealth have not been brought To-
trial ~
TO prevent further delay of this
SORT IN these particular cascs' Mr
ioilard writes. II am constrained To-
report that ! consider it absolutely
mcceSSarE that the Council should
provide Tor creation OF Second on
; e. or MT salary of not less than
suits pending in which the CITY "a
participant are given in thn
port as b. suits favorably decided
ior the city by the courts arc riv.,,
as ;wenty-ciEht. and SUITS which wcra
t noi!e prosecuted by the city or un-
iaForaOly decided total thirty four
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
ENGLISHMAN LIKES CITY
Alfred Peters. OF Sheffield, Describes
uichmonh ns busy, nustlinr
and Itcautirfil.

lWsy: hustlinI. beautiful" is tho
way Alfred i'ctcrs. of Sheffield. Eng
land. who is in Richmond on husi-
ness, charactcrizcs the city after a
Visit OF few days. Mr.. Peters is
governing director of Lcadbcatcr *
refers. Ltd. OF Sheffield.
always thought OF Virginia as
certainty beautiful. but not noted for
Industrial expansion. and have ar
rived: 10 mud II tho scene Of busy
plants and aggressive business mems
cups ana an alert Rotary club"
Mr. fctcrs stated yesterday that he
was in America attending the con-
Eentions of the American Optometric
Association and the Associated onto
netriSts OF America. lie said that
ne VIII return to Richmond after Il
tour OF England on the lecture plat-
iornh speaking on "Amcrica Through
me Eyes OF an EnElishman." and
nrlhG MS family with him to enjoy
the delights of Richmond and Nir-
Sinia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
NEW RAILWAY OFFICERS
Oliver Sand. tn he I'rrsiJrn, ar c,
H"raii"n That vii! Operate Seven
Zines Linz

When tho Richmond ana Fairfield
hallway COMPANY is organized AT a
meeting called for this morning /, is
: Nhcct.d that Oliver sands pr,si-
"'ut % the American National p,ni,
VIII be elected president
INC c"mHnny Will operate the
t't'nmond seven Pines Electric Line.
ior me last two years run ~ the Viz
*ln'h halfway aad Power Co:nptny
Tor IN. United States Housing Cor
i"rat-"n and recently from tho ruv-
eminent for hhou, $500. 600. hv a
syndicate organized by Mr.. SANDS ana
Composed OF residents OF the Fair
neld District. tho territory yyharc ,ho
u Is further reported that oscar y.
'arrish urcsidcn; Of the Church Iyl
fhnk. VIII he elected president
ana treasurer j. y Baird will hc
iaf| or ihc real estate department
ana :. w. Ximmer. E.Mnrnl rnunsIl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
SCRlBES MEET JULY IA
Members ~ Virginia Press As>pcin-
ton VIII Gather at Hiur Ridge
Springs.

The thirty-sccOnd annual convcn-
non or the EEirinia rrcss Association
July II ami -. ana AT Bedford. July
i6.
The first two days of the session
VA! he taken up with business mat
'efs. ADDRESS of welcome by r. H.
Angel. appointment Of coinmittc.s
practical talks on all subjects per
tanning 10 the newspaper profession
and election Of officers.
Jh!y l6 the mcubcrs will be taken
IN automobiles No Bedford. where
they Viii be the guests OF the hoard
Of Trade and the Young Mems Busi.
ness Club. They Will motor to tho
famous Peaks Of Otter. lunch at the
Hotel Mons and return to the ElkS'
national home. At S O'Clock in the
evening banquet Viii be served at
The E!ks' Homo and Randolph Macon
Acad"m" wiil hc available for those
who WISH 10 spend the night in Bed
ford
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
DR.. MITCHELL APPOINTED
Succeeds bishop Collins Denny ns Seq
lion Chairman ON War Ills
tory Comm fssi Inn

announcement was made last nigh,
ny Chairman Arthur Kyle Davis that
w. > G. Mitchell. former president
OF tnglis at the University Of Rich
mond. had accepted appointment as
chairman OF Section III. in the topical
ITrah cement OF the Virginia War
History. now being prepared by Tho
War History Commission DR.. Nit
cheil succeeds Bishop Collins Denny.
VINO was compelled to resign from
me commission on account OF the
pressure of out-of-town work.
section Ill OF the States war his
tory deals with Virginia Churchcs
In War Time"
Chairman Davis also nnnou,co1
me appointment of Rev w. Russell
nowie: j. d. rector of -. paul's
vhuich. as IN associate member OF
M comm lssion: who Will direct tho
work of compiling the part nlaycd in
n" great war by the churches in
Northern Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
BUSINESS BUREAU WILL
REPRESENT EVERY LINE
Complete Organization OF New
Body to BE Effected ut Meet
ing Tonight.
w. L.. AUSTiN is CHAIRMAN
All Influence Will lie Used 10
Combat Dishonesty in Adycrtis-
ing-To Select Advisory Board OF
Twenty-Five.

Completion OF the organization, of
the richmond Better BUSINESS Bu-
Ing which has been called by W, ,.
Austin. the chairman. for 6:l5 o'clock
at the Richmond Hotel. Appoint
ment of the advisory COMMITTEES.
merchants. representing every line OF
business in the city, viii bc the pr!n-
cipal work OF the meeting.
t.. j. kcnnrr, secretary OF the ma
tional vigilance committee OF the AS
sociated Advertising clubs of the
World. and known as the originator
TEN, will be ;he principal speaker OF
the occasion. lie VIII arrive from
New York this afternoon and viii
meeting meeting Of FIN the Rtchmond Ndver,isers'
Club, which IS scheduled for tomor-
row noon.
Prepares 10 Forward Work.
Announcement was also made yes
tcrday that :. r. Leaning, Vicc-presi-
dent OF the Richmond Advertisers
Club had been selected secretary of
the organization has opened Offices
at Els North Second Street. and is
preparing to forward the work Of
Mr.. Austin stated last night that
more more than loo firms havs ALREADY
acquired al the meeting tonight. to
which all OF the principal merchants
OF the city have been invited.
MIR. Leaning said that OF 5000
100000 year which is spent in the
United states alone on advertising
about GS per cent OF the total does
not produce results because the pub
lie is skeptical Of the truth of the
ndvertising that IL reads Merchants
do not mean to bc dishonest in adj
vertisements. according to Mr. Lean
Ing, but cNnEseratc through over
exuberance or too much enthusiasm
in business.
TO siakc War on Dishonesty,
4 1t is thus practice that the Better
Business Bureau viii censor as much
as possible, as wcil as the outright
dishonest advertisement. which re-
acts not only on the advertiser. but
on all advertisers.
Men from every business will he
selected on the advisory board OF the
organization. which Will bc selected
tonight and, IL amy advertisement is
reported by the secretary which is
questionable. the member Of the
board who is familiar Win tn" par
ticular business with which the ad
rertisemcnt deals, will be called into
conference on the truth OF the adj
rertisement, and possibly the advcr-
tiser Will be called to count.
j. Misleading advertising will also bc
corrected il possible by the bureau,
which Will work in close co-opcra
4 ton with the Richmond Advertisers
Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
WESTM0RELAND CLUB TO
DECIDE MERCER TONIGHT
Terms OF Consolidation With Com
monwcnlth VIII BE Presented
for Final Action.

Membership OF the Westmorcland
Club will assemble tonight at $40
O'Clock at the clubhouse for final con
SHERATON OF the proposed merger or
the orSan!zation with the Common-
wealth Club. and to take Il final vote
ON the agreement of merger. which is
pclnE drawn up by the Boards OF Di-
rcctors OF the two institutions.
AZ meeting yesterday afternoon
OF the Boards of Directors of the two
clubs tho agreement OF merger was
considered and many particulars
agreed upon. Consideration of the
ever, and II was learned last night
that another meeting of the official
or the two organizations will be
necessary today TO complete the pa
per before ii goes to the club mem
bcrship for final consideration.
Individual vote viii he taken on
the paper tonight hy the member
ship. either in person or by proxy.
which was called on June u for the
consideration of the consolidation,
and at which time it was found neccS-
sary TO adjourn for another meeting
During the interim it was found
that the merger would have 10 he
drawn up in such Il way as to comply
with the laws OF Virginia and "A legal
clubs was placed In charge of draw
ing up the agreement OF merger.
which will be considered tonight.
While all OF the complicated fca-
lures of the agreement have already
been arranged some OF the minor de-
tails must be worked out today be-
fore the meeting.
The commonwealth Club also viii
consider the merger agreement Satur-
day night at Il mcctin;: which has
been called for the purpose at the
clubhouse. The paper will be con-
sidercd first on Saturday morning By
the Board of Directors Of the club,
however. and after approval by them
VIII b. sent to the membership for
a vote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
MEASLES is AT LOW EBB-
Only Three Cases Reported Ycatcr-
dny-TOtnI Number ShriniSs
fn Irfy

Only three cases OF measles were
reported to the C.ty Bureau OF
Health yesterday the lowest record
which has bccn established for some
time. The total number OF cases
now reported III the city shrunk TO
thirty-on" yesterday. the sma!lc I
number which has been on hand for
more than seven months. the health
department asserts.
For many weeks the total number
Of measles in the city stood between
ninety nnG $50, tho records show.
ana the health officials feared for
some ime that an epidemic would
eventually spring out OF tho heavy
reports OK cases. While three cases
were reported yesterday four were
discharged, cured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
ALLOWS COMPENSATION
afrs. j. W. McNair L. Awarded $4,000
md Funeral Expenses for Death
Of Husband.

~ Compc nsation was allowed yestcr-
day by the Industrial Commission 10
Mrs. j. W. McNalr. in behalf OF the
estate OF J. W McNair. deceased.
against the Clifton Forge Grocery
Company, IN the sum OF $1,000 ANA
funeral expenses for The death o:
Mr.. MaNair III January. while In West
Virginia
The decision was that Whore an
accident happens While the eIrp!ovee
Is employed elsewhere than IN This
state. which would en'it.y him or
his dependents to compensation IL =
had happened In this state, the. EN-
.rloyee or his dependents suau he
entitled 10 cpmpensatiOu + tho con.
tract o: employment Was made in
thfs state. II vas found tnat Mr.
outside OF Virginia, but partly IN both
States. and was therefore !g.hls Tor
COMPENSATE since the contract was
made in this Stutr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
GEORGE w. GUY TO SPEAK
VIII DENVER Address nj University ON
what COminunity Leagues Srr
hrjr..

George W Guy. executive score
tary OF the operative Education!
Association OF Virginia. do,iyci.d AZ,
address before Ia. STUDENT BODY or
William and Mary College Tueel4y
morning. He spoke bctor. the stu
dents OF the FREDERICK s0urg Normal
School on Community Leagues Of
Virginia" yesterday uurulug.
Next week Mr. Guy VIII spcnd az
inc GniEtrsltE o; virginia At the
nurai Week Conference, and VIII do
liver an address on what tn. cam
lnunity lGasues OF Virginia ar. DO
ing Throughcut tho state" I.ycrv
league in the stale is urged 10 s.,l
delegates to THIS conferences
DR.. Henry =. Jackson. oc ,bo
bureau Of Education, at Wash.nrtoi,
VIII be the principal speaker ri l1r
conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
Is Fine Miles Long;
Gets Higher Rates
Commission Grants Peti-
ton Of States Most d.
ml1lNtiUe Railroad.
Nirginia's most dimInnilrn r.

NirEinia's most dimInutive rail-
ROAD. tho Norton and Northern. with
five miles of trackagc. was ycster
DAY granted an increase of freight
, rates OF cents on general com
mouitics. and s car on lumber
The rate heretofore was 10 cents
on general commodities. and tho nc-
tion OF the Corporation Commission
MAKES the rate Il and lumber Sll a
carload. Rate on bricks was in
creased from $40 to SI2 Il carload
Application Of the road for AN in
crease IN rates on coal Shipucnts
was passed by the commission pend
inS the action of the Interstate Com
mcrIe on the general Increases asked
ny inc railroads. X. i. Bruce is own
or OF the road. which opcratcs from
Norton TO Wise Courthouse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
MRS. !. H. KAUFMAN DIES
FOLLOWING BRIEF ILLNESS
'"u ZONES ut 81. I.u!<c's IIoSpt,p,
ihtcrmcht win he in Hebrew

Mrs; Helen IL. Kaufman. wifi. of
i H. kaurmann. died AT saint I.ikc ~
jiiio lbs Tuesday night at II o'ciock'
ana Edgar }. Kaufman. survive hc,,
she Was boom in RockIand. Me and
~ mts 90 years of age. Most of her
ne was spent in Richmond. her mar
"h'S having moved here when Size
was quite young '' SHe
Mrs Kaufman had been i'm doIi-
Death was unexpected nv
ne funeral Will take place from
Ger rate residence. 9l3 West Grace
II n, th!s afternoon n o'clock.
Cemetery. i''pfcW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
RlCHM0hDERS TO CLOSE
SEVEN PINES LINE DEAL
hid For NiIIsEc and Railway Accept
cd by United States Housing


Definite information that the bid
OF the citizens company for the pur-
chase OF the Seven Pines Electric
Railway end the village at Seven
Pines. which consists OF approN!-
m2tely 100 houses. has been accepted
by tn. Cnitsd states housing Cor
porat!or. Mas received by Oliver }.
sands. who is engineering the propo-
S:l'on, yesterday morning.
Legal representative OF the par
sons who nave purchased the line
VIII leave iiiShmond this morning for
washington 10 close the deal for IN.
p'rp.riy. Purchase price 70: tho
combined property. II was learned
last night is in the nciEhborhoci Of
SiS0.O0c. equally divided between me
village ana the electric line.
No meeting Of the stockholders of
the new railway. which il has been
tentatively agreed VIII be called trr
Richmond and Fairfield Hallway
Company, has yet been called. \
mectinE Will be called. however, as
soon rs tho final purchase OF the
property is made and all details ar
ranged
AT preliminary meeting today
officers who Will act for the company
until 4 charter can he acquired were
chosen. Oliver i. Sands will head
the company for the present and OS-
car r.. Parrish. president of the
Church li!il Bank. Will act as vice.
president and treasurer. S w Xi,n-
mcr Is general counsel
Directors OF the organization for
the present will be:
?. Sands . 4, Parrish
y n. l'HlTu u. II Bruce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
Meeting Nc,. u,,, u.c,

"4W1|,' TINI nuWhor OF rorruitg
Mo'e a!H"d TO the RAPIDLY organic
NJ SHlonal Guard company. com
posed q members OF the alumni Gr
ipun Marshall High school Iind"r
,ny direction Of the Alumni Associa
last night In the Grays' Nrmorv Re-
! I.- nm n's were served and music
furnished by Tho cadet corrs hama
! ,o' h'i meeting similar TO the one
ii.sdHy night in the Grays' Armory
~ o'clocS There will be nrorr,-
hen' speakers on the program
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


TT SSr; notice Of the ,npYim,,n,n, iSr
and ZashnTv T. Sutherland. Burn. VA.
The Common Council vii! meet Thurs.
,iaH evening - consider many important
uiote diminished business The Finance
Committee viii meet Friday evening
r.. ". rraGorG. Director Of Public u,in-
isEday., NJ went 10 hartford, Conn. With
i n,s s Mi,s S,HJaraay She wl yis!; there
bach; Thursiiay '' "''''n Is 'A'e''ea
for sgn3lyinr iye 70 the City Ice Deiit"Ff
pSan& The al contract ~ fsG Il per hundTsd
h ,dn HXp!Fys June |. 1871. Tho RciiaGIc
had the conirac; o; supniyins civ butIHs
.nss with ice. W.
;, ,G,,SPioncl William NJ Myers. Director Of
, t,un.ic SAFETY, received numerous telc-
many many nsS@p!c: princinaily girls and women
E "r.w rIGlms ah3ut IN" city. either in stree;
Ni's'V. automobiles. in their bathing SUITS
Stizurc ~ n Coastwisc steamer pa-tIv
iW2i 'i;adlr wih Canadian club whislS1 a,
a$no,a Tor sqRRS the EfdS5 &
inT.s;;Jp MF' bran: Will leave today 10
he i. i;;atipmer Gordon VIII remain a MON.
ilanicrs National Bank. a,;houch ;rcc me
- mas hHIn made OF his rcsirnni in,
~ a. ,' We prcsit Mt OF the bank to becc,nn
b, v,,,HyI Win ihs Universal Lear To-
mond. 'o'H ana Rich
Adiutant-Gcncral 10 I.aDc go.
election "aif"gIunn,oSnInt Yesterday of the
~. isi...' ~ 'dincS II. Grove ms Cap,ni-, ~.
1hhs FIRST Company. at Chario,: svv;;iit..;i q.
,,..rtr .3Tt Joel NJ. Cochran. r. signed 'p.nr
t.r1,, a. -H"FSndiI was named frs. I,cu
S.nnn'. y conference between -: , ,,u
RcN,..nan! Officers OF the F.-s: ProvIsinrsat
ciii. - -. ~ regard 10 tr2nsporiarton q"
i,t''yS f"T The State encaniprn.n, ~. q, ~
nfIJ-.ts'Nt week was held YESTERDAY j., III
"'"SeS OF General Stern u" 'he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
Lew Coz, ~ No. -,

IN an tNOrt % hNVc thn Euse5ll
Sage Foundation make Il social and
welfare survey OF the city. Or. l.. c.
Levy. Director Of Pubic HcIfar..
Will leave Richmond for New Ynrj,
today for conference with officials
OF the organization For some tim.
the Council OF Social Agencies here
has been requesting a survey OF IN
situation In Richmuud and by. lew
agreed TO the proposal some ,imr ago
only 20 find that the foundation Was
lot willing 10 conduct the work a,
nat time, and since has seemed dis
z Inclined TO DO 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

DnscbalI: Iticiimond vs.. Ports
mouth, Boulevard Field. -i:30.
letter business bureau, Rich
mund Hotel. Gals.
Common Council, special session,
=.
University Club, address by
Courtcnny Dcknlk, S;3O.
Spccia! meeting AT Wcstmorc-
land Climb to consider plan for
merger. S::in.
Lyric: Vaudeville. 3;3O. =, 9:3o.
Board OF Governors, Flying
Club OF Virginia, Wcstuloreiaud,
S::iG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08

WITH It a plea Tor tho
4 common sense application Of princi-
sples OF disease prevention. the sum
1Ger health edition OF the Virginia
laslteaiLh Bulietin Is now being mailed
40 HI persons interested In The con
ssecryaton OF the health of their fami-
9yssitcs. This number. just from the
|Spress, is Issued with the special OH.
Es3ect In view of holding to The lowest
xpoegibie number the CAGES OF prc-
SEentable disease in Virginia this
SgtHtneE t.a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
nohcrt Williams Arrested.

KObcTt WlIIIaMS aEod 10, was ar
rested yesterday by Police Licutcn-
ant Bryant on two warrants. charg-
ing him with obtaining jcwclry un-
der false prctcnscs. He * charged
by j. y. I.undin iOS . East Broad
Street. with obtaining an opcn-facr
watch. valued at $50 and by y. j..
Jacobs & Son. s2T Fast Broad Street.
with securing 4 diamond ring. valued
pit $3.50. He is being held ut the First
District Police station In default of
the necessary bail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
Form national Guurd Cournnr

~ meeting in the interest of form
ing National Guard company viii
be h6ld IL Company & Room in the
frayS Armpry tonight at S o'clock
by members Of the alumni associa
ton OF John Marshall High school.
Members OF the Cadet Corps Band viii
furnish music, and refreshments Will
be served. AT "A previous meeting a
nHmDer OF members enlisted. and. AT
TN. meeting tonight, the fun quota is
expected TO be recruited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
Local poIjcc HIVE C,,.

IOIICr arc artlvcIN cnrugcd ar
ranging for baseball game 10 l.,
played between the Richmnn1 ,o.,'
and the crack Newport News snnn !,
OF pairoimcn. which is scheduled rnr
July III The Richmond team has
1851 nut one game this ycar ,
schedule which will include n,,nc '
with Norfolk, Portsmouth aud prnh.
ably Petersburg Is being considnrnJ
he Kichmond team Will go to New.
P"ro News AFTER the visitors play
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
smith 10 ,ln,,,,... It'll,

!, 70 = I'oNY, DiroCtOr of Public
w ,iiate. Yesterday announced the
q i!nii, jmcnt Of Martin \, Smith as
III, -. ~ - to' OF inc Grace Arcnts Baths
wren w"r" riyen the city nv Miss
,,fthlS some time arO DR.. Levy has
len MAILING preparations for the
:. "p .5 OF the ha;hs 10 the ruhiic
is"ii Tor some time. and II IS hoprd
70 arrange ia" necessary rcn:,irs -.
loon ~ poasini" iu order 10 ularc
the building again in service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
Catches RUNWAY I,ox

Henry Shcrcr. aged II. was ar
rcsied At Main Street Station last
night. charged with being a fugitive
from his parents in Hamlet, y. c.
Young Shercr left home yesterday
afternoon, according TO "A telephone
message from the North Carolina
city. bound for Richmond. and local
police We're asked 10 keep on the
lookout for 1im. He was taken "a
the Detention Home. pending advic.s
from the boys father who was mott
fled Immediately after his arrest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
Mrs. Mnry T.. wr,rh, MT.

MRS. Mary +. Wright. died yester-
GAY at 'he home OF her son-in-Iaw.
r,,,t sicily, Me.iy' so9 North Twcnty-scv
she ~ survived by four daughters
MIS-. r. l.. Kelly. Mrs. 4. H. Rand J.,
iSat: MISS Fannie Wright and Miss
norlnula wright, two sons i n
wright and j.. T.. Wright: sew, n
child @'""u
the East End Hartis, church to,no~e
TOW AFTERNOON AT O'clock. Inter
ircht IN lakewood Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
Professor Goodcn Dead nj Yale

>-,,,. ~ Associai",' fr".s.
NEW HAVEN. conn. July .
the faculty OF Yale University. and
holding the chair Of l.ampson pro
lessor Of Greek language and lit
eraturc, died at his home today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
Hold Tag uny Tomorrow.

Fulton Settlement House will con-
duct = tag day tomorrow in order TO
raise funds sufficient to provide an
adequate home for its activities. The
home now cares for babies whose
parents are employed and provides
shelter for dependent girls who come
to the city seeking employment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-08
Chnrgc False Statement.

Ella Robinson, coiorcd. was ar
rested yesterday on warrant issued
by squire j. l.. McDonough. charC-
ing her with unlaWfuily inducing Al
hcrta Gabdin. also colorcd. TO make
IIaisc statements to the clerk OF the
!tuaiinss Court of Richmond In orde r
10 secure a marriage license.