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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04
TAKE Joy our or CITY's
JOY.RIDINC ALTOS

AKRoN.-They'rc planning to take
the joy OF of ioy-fides In city cars.
The city has asked when anyone sees
10, riders In a car marked with big
white letters City of Akron" q
phone promptly To. the police.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04
"DoN'Ts"-FoR WISHING,

"DoE'Ts"-FoR WISHING.
Don't wish you could find a job-Find IL
Don't wish you could rent your apart
Sell II.
Howl
BY nsing tho Herald's Classified Columns.
fAone sao Phone a4b.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04

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sclloQ| I1r Private I1cI1f|f|Is nII.4
hyperion f~rulninr ~ InH 4ltnnUfo1iII
and straight hudIntqa couINfa.
The fail term "Opens ltnteInlor
with half ty and t4nhinr eeas da.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-04
An Organization Having for Its Ideal
The Greatest Possible Service
To the lnsuning Public

That is u idea in announcing to the public the development of our
0omhwestern Agency OF The Pacific Mutual life Insurance Company
OF Cahforna. Mr., F B. Schwentker, for many years General Agent
me Facirc Mutual at Albuquerque, has been successful in building
up or m leading life insurance agencies in the Southwest, but,
beng ambitious to build one of the largest agencies in the entire com-
try has purchased the Phoenx, Arizona, office of His company from
W. l. Barn for many years General Agent for the PaG6c Mutualin
MaricoPa county Arizona. Mr.. Schwentker will continue S the ac-
tive head OF the new and larger agency of the Pacific Mutual which
now includes all of New Mexico, Arizona and nineteen Counties &c
Southwestern Texas, including Ell Paso.
In order to be IN position to render a better service to the insurinp
PuDnc ofhGes will be maintained at Albuquerque, Ell Paso and
Fhoenlx' Zach office will be in charge of a man with many wears
experience IN the business. A. f. Bruce, Assistant General Agent
with SIX years experience with the Pacific Mutual will have charge
OF the New Mexico headquarters office at Albuquerque. MIR. II. w.
Schroeder, Associate General Agent at Ell Paso and perhaps the larg-
est personal insurance producer in the Southwest, will have charge
OF the Fl Paso office. Associated with Mr.. Schwentker in the
Phoenix office will be +. d. L. McLaurin, for the past twelve years
with the Ne% York Life Insurance Company, during the last eight
years New Mexico Agency organizer for his company, and W.T.
Barr, Tor many years General Agent for the Pacific Mutual in Mari
coPa County, Arizona MIR. Schwentker will exercise supervision
over all the offices, maintaining his headquarters in Phoenix, but
visiting the other offices at frequent intervals. The several offices
will be part OF and will operate under the name of The Southwest
ern Agency of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of Cali
fornia.
We have gone into "details in explaining our organization because we
want the public to know them. We sincerely feel that we have a N or
ganizatlon or some of the strongest men in the business in the South
west and we are all banded together that we may BETTER SERVE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
A. B. CLARK REELECTED
Heads Society Of Sons of American
Revolution for Seventh

Arthur Z. Clark was reelected pres
ident of the Virginia Society OF the
Sons OF American Revolution for the
seventh term at the annual meeting
OF the society ut Wcstmovcland Club
Monday night when Henry Il. Pollard,
Frederick Il. Emerson and Or. George
Ross Ross were chosen as vice presidents:
William t.. Crawford. secretary treas
urcr: James Branch Cabell, historian.
Edward g. Mayo. Edgar Ct. Gum;
+: Nice. Burlington. Roswell Page. and
W. Mac. Jones were appointed as
members OF the board of managers.
Introduced by Mayor Ainslic. Cen
society and made a short address OH
American ism. Following his speech
pr pr. Douglas f'resman spoke on "Amer-
were read By DR.. George Ross and
Ashton Starkc. Among the invited
guests were y. T. Wilmer. British con-
sui; Frederick e.. Nnliisg... Belgian
consul: Colonel G. RI. TART. Colonel S.
l.. Faison.. Colonel II. q. Davids. Colo
mel Is. j. IiamptoE, Colonel r. ~.
Campbell, Major ]. l.. Scott. Captain ID.
Il. Kerr. Captain f. w. Adams.
Eronzc medals provided by tho ma
sionai society for It's, mombers who
served during the world war were pre-
scented ut tho meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
AUGUSTUS MURDOCH
Is CLAIMED BY DEATH
Confederate Veteran Answers last
tall-Funcrnl VIII be Conduct
ch This Afternoon.

Funeral services for Augustus Muir
dock, IS, a Confederate veteran. who
died yesterday at his homo, 2eo9 Nir-
gin;a Avenue. Highland Park, will be
conducted from the residence this att
crnoon 1T o'clock, Rev. w. T.. Gibson.
pastor Of Broaddus Memorial Baptist
church.. will ofiiciate. and the burial
Will be III Rivcrvicw Cemetery.
EcsidcS his wife, MIR. Murdoch is
survived by two daughters. Mrs. G. l..
Gwnt hmcy and Mrs. q. Paul La Rogue.
OF Richmond: and two sons. George
Murdoch, Of Richmond. and Bowc Muir
dock. OF Lynchburg
Mr.. Murdoch was married at the end
of tile War Between the States TO Miss
Mary Ryland, OF King and Queen
County. and celebrated his golden we'd
ding anniversary three years ago.
He enlisted in the Confederate Army
from Maryland at the beginning OF the
war. serving Until the close OF the
CONFLICT, when ne was 81 prisoner III
aimira. New York. During the four
years OF service he Was engaged in
many nf the battles in Virginia. and
was ono of the pioneers of the recon
struction days following Lees sur
render.
Those who will act rs pallbearcrs
are Edward Iyland. w. :. Ryland.
l.ucian Ryland. Brown Fleet, Allen
McCAbc. Elan Toonc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
EVANGELIST WILL SPEAK
ABOUT SOCIAL PROBLEMS
Assaults CIanniShneSS of Many Churches
In Sermon nj Broad Street
NcthO1iSt

Clannishness OF many m d crn
churches was assailed by Thurston Il.
Price general evangelist OF the South
crn Methodist Church. last night in a
sermon at Broad street Methodist
Church when he declared that because
OF the clannish spirit some churches
We're no place for the poor man. MI.
Price preached on why Christ Was n
Success in His Personal Life" TO n large
crowd which bravcd the bad weather
10 so TO hear him.
:. Tho Trail Of an American Boy" will
be the subject OF the scrmon-lccture
OF. the evangelist toni Ght at O'clock:
OF all the services which he Will hold
here. this was the ono ut which he
wanted tho largest attendance. Mr..
Price told his hearers last night. Spe-
cial efforts have been made 10 roach
hundreds OF young men ana young
women and have them present at the
service. Seats for them will bc re-
church
The usual noon-day service will be
held today at l2:45 o'clock, and Will
end promptly. at 80 o'clock. j. Dale
Stentz. song leader and soloist OF the
Price party. will sing 1T this service
and 1T the nigh; service at s o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
BILLY SUNDAY COMING HERE.
EVANGELIST WILL PREACH
ONE SERMON on MONDAY
Party. Will Arrive From Norfolk en-
Route to Lnncastcr, Pm, for
Series OF Services.

Billy Sunday will preach here on
Monday afternoon at 40 o'clock at
the City Auditorium.
This announcement was made yester-
day from headquarters In the Central
\. NJ. G. ~. Building BY the Billy Sun
day Campaign Committee, Of which
Rev. Russell Cecil. ID. D.. pastor Of
Second Presbyterian Church, is chair
man.
:. The evangelist. who leaves Norfolk
Monnny n for nanca ,IaI Pa will be
probably Homer Rodeheaver and Rob-
ert Matthews. OF the Sunday party.
Miss FLORENCE Kinney, director OF stu
dent work in the Sunday cvanSelistic
campaigns, also expects to accompany
Mr. and Mrs. Sunday to Till speax-
interim before tho 4 O'Clock train.
The Richmond Community Chorus.
over 1000 strong. will occupy the
tiers Of SEALS back n: .!c platform
and VIII sing n number of selections
under the direction Of Walter ID. Mer-
event that Mr.. Sundays assistant ac-
Since tho City Auditorium will not
accommodate the crowds which Will
flock TO hear tie ''Sawdust Trail
fNangeiist, arrangements have been
made by the committee to issue tickets
i irh inc trent section Of the main floor.
headquarters in tho y. NJ. c. 49, be-.
einpinE this. morning or from any
member of tho board OF directors OF
the Spring Street Home FOR which i'm
stitution Mr.. Sunday is giving his SER
vices.
Mr.; and Mrs. Sunday will be guests
at the. home OF John Kerr Branch
while in Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
HARDWARE /! 4 ! men TO meet
|DABNEY WILL WELCOME
ASSOCIATION TO RICHMOND
xIrkiain Convention Gathers mt MUIR
phys Hotel Mt 10 O'clock This
Ssssps Morning.

w. T. Dabney, business manager Of
, ,s ,ShameeF Of Gommeree; MI deliver
Hardware Association which opens
seis morning at 10 o'clock in ,Murphy'ss
sHptel. The convention Will extend
While the convention is in session
the exhibition hall in the hotel will
otSsthe manufacturers and iobbers OF
Tomorrow. morning ,hc session will
Thomas b Howell. p. J Jacobs will
ware Insurance" followed by a general
delegates will adjourn Tor lunch.
Campbell will Speak.
NJ Campbell president OF tho
will deliver an address at the after
noon session Thursday, with the sub
ject. The other Blade OF Grass Mr..
II. Casseil who will speak on South
ern Prosperity
discussion as TO whether manu-.
viii be the next thing on The pro-
gram. followed by Charles IL Wat
kins. o! the watkins-Co,troll Company,
Tines e Th9rsdny night s s'i The d de ia
gates will be the guests of the Rich
inond manufactnrers and johhers
Announce Fridays Speaker Later.
Speakers on the program for Friday
VIII be announced later. The conclud-
ing afternoon Of the meeting will be
occupied in the report OF the various
Quantities, discussion OF business, the
selection OF the next meeting place
for the organization. and the election
OF new officers.
About $50 delegates are expected to
attend the convention. many of whom
had arrived last night, One OF the ieae
lures of the entertainment OF the Wis
tors VIII be the attendance OF all
members OF the Qrsa AVIATION at the
Lyric tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
R0TARlANS SHOWER WOMEN
WITH MANY USEFUL GIFTS
Mrs. CuSgcnhrin,cr Wins GRIND Prize
mt Annual "Ladics Night"
Entertainment.

about $50 Rotarians and their wo-
;nenfolk were present at the Country
Club last night. tho occasion being the
annual ''Lauies Night" with the fcs-
tivities incident thereto.
The evenings entertainment started
with dinner followed by typical Ro-
tartan program OF fun and merrymak-
ing; much jazz music and ending with
dance.
Every woman got a prize o. some
sort. mostly So. and number Of wo-
men received special prizes Mrs.
Samuel F. GugEenheimcr received tho
grand prize OF SIS
Miss Edith Linderman was awarded
lSe second Irize of SIS. Mrs. Alvin H.
smith, $40; Mrs. .. II, Landsrcn a
vacuum cleaner; Mrs. John q. Miller.
silver cake basket, and Mrs Charles
9; Phillips n rotary washing machine.
Starting with a manila shopping
Dag for each woman present, The bag
was flled TO Overlooking with wide
variety or novelties contributed by
the various n-ms OF Richmond
Everybody sang and everybody
danced and everybody had n goo,
me az all good Rotarians do, ii IS
said, on the 80 occasions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
MUST FILE RETURNS QUICK
NO EXTENSIONS THIS YEAR
. WILL BE GRANTED ANYBODY
Collector Moncure Keeps Office Open
Longer and Adds to Force of
Assistants,

No extension of time will be granted
firms. partnerships and corporations to
fie their returns this year, it was an
nounced by Collector of Internal REV
enuc II. G. T.. Moncurc, yesterday aft
crnoon.
Regardless OF the size OF the firm,
Or the small amount of business done
10. said Mr.. Moncure. Every part
nership i'm existence, whether 1t is two
men ensa ged in the grocery business,
garage or q mammoth Wholesale house,
must file Il return for the business and
also their individual returns" he
Penalties Added March -.
Penalties will be enforced from
March 10, and 10 assist those whose
business will not permit them to call
during the regular hours. the office OF
internal revenue collector will remain
open on Saturday afternoon until i:30
stated.
Many additional clerks have been
added to the force or collectors and
factor.!y. These clerks will aid in the
preparation of the blanks and answer
any necessary questions, Mr.. Moncure
Taxpayers desiring a conference
with the officials OF the Bureau of In
ternal Revenue at Washington arc adj
vised to ask for the conference at least
ten days in advance. according TO II
communication received at the revenue
office yesterday from Washington.
Must Ask for Conference.
Many OF the taxpayers and their
representatives have appeared at the
Washington Office without appoint
mcnt. ii is said.
Frequently the conference cannot
be held at once for tho reason that
the papers and Information relating TO
the case must be assembled. The re-
suit is n delay of Il day or two. and
an added cost to the taxpayer III tho
way OF hotel bill" the notice reads.
Requests for conferences should he
ternal Revenue. Washington. y. G., to-
Scther with statement Of nil tho
facts in connection with the case. and
is desired. Taxpayers will be Informed
by letter OF the date appointed for tho
conference. Mr.. Moncurc said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
NEW YORK ORCHESTRA
WILL PROVIDE MUSIC
Richmond show Committee Arrnnwr>
TO bring Musical Aggregation
to Animal Show

Chairman, }. ~ Kline hast night re-
ceived word from New York, in which
the leader OF the Dclmonico orchestra
accepted The offer OF the Richmond
SNOW committee 10 bring his musical
organization TO this city for the annual
automobile show.
a number of caba-c. attractions also
nave been engaged by the committed,
and the cnterta inincrt program for the
annual show. which opens in tho Gravs'
Armory next Monday. will be the most
complete ever offered by tire Richmond
Automobile Trade Association.
Notices were sen, OH: Yesterday to
900 automobile dealers throughout the
state. asking that they attend tho an
2nal convention OF the Virginia state
Automobile Dealers Association on
March at IL 4 NJ. at which time a
number OF Speakers will be present
and business OF Importance to every
dealer VIII bc given consideration Fred
Harper, president OF the National Au-
tomobtle Dealers Association. has been
asked TO be present. and Senator Town
send and Fl. A.. tiresionc have been
invited 10 iake Tart in''thc program
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Blood on His Hands,
Put Cops on Trail
Restaurant Worker Is.
Charged With Felonious
Assault ON Salesman.

Following a report that man with
bloody hands had been seen going east
on Broad Street, Sergeant Goldsby yes
terday traced the alleged assailant OF
IL. r.. Graves, salesman residing at
the Jefferson Hotel, to a rooming house
at il3 East Muin street, where he was
arrested.
The man. who gave the name of
Iooncilo Grannai. is held on a charge
Of fclonious assault. He admitted,
police say, that he is employed at n
restaurant. and that he put Graves out
Of the place. but denied that lie struck,
the salesman. He will be arraigncd
this morning in Police Court.
Graves was taken to the Virginia
Hospital yesterday morning from in
front of a restaurant at sos North
Adams Street. but his condition was
not serious, and he was discharged sew
eral hours later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
BROKEN MAIN UNDER RIVER
WILL BE REPAIRED TODAY
Old South Richmond Service VIII BE
Restored With Completion
of REPAIRS.

An entire section OF the giant water
main under the surface of the James
River was found 10 be missing yester-
day when workmen nc last located the
break in the wafer connection, which
has Handicapped service for more than
q month
Director CT Public Utilities L. w.
TraiC:rd stated Yesterday that work
on ;hr water main repairs would be
nuishcl today and service restored to
romal with:n n few days. For some
time Il temporary pumping station has
rccn in operation in South Richmond
and has been the sole means of supply
ing tho Won5iand Heights and Forest
Hill sections with water. Tic water
was transferred across .he James River
pumped Ia the higher elevations by
the temporary pumping st3t'on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Today and Tonight
in Richmond


Orcninr session OF Virginia RE-
tail Dealers Association at Muir
phys Hotel Annex mt 10.
House conrcncs ut Capitol at II.
Senate convcnc5 mt Capitol at II.
board OF directors OF business
Mems Club, nj the club. ut 1:10.
DIR. w. r.. Graham, speaks ut meet
ing of Social Service EedcratfOri,
jefferson Hotel, Room 63O, at :,::,U,
Special meeting Of Council Commit-
tee on Streets at City Halt Ut 4.
Executive session of Council
Committee on Finances at City Hail
ut =.
T'hurston II. Price speaks on "The
Trnii of an American Boy" Mt broad
street Methodist Church mt S.I5.
Thomns WEittemOrc spcnks 1t
W"mnn's Club auditorium ut S;f5.
American Legion circus Mt City
Auditorium ut I:15 and $40.
Naudcrillc. >, ESQ und o.
Strand -"LittIc Shcplcrd of
Kingdom Come mt S;2O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
DR.. GRAHAM WILL SPEAK
Head OF Orthopedic Hospital Lectures
Today on "RecOnstructi0nO OF
Crippled Children.

Members of the Social Service Fed
Grafton expect q large audience at the
Jefferson Hotel tomorrow afternoon al
$50 o'clock to hear DIR. William Tate
Graham's illustrated lecture on RE.
construction OF Crippled and Deformcd
Ctildreu.'
While this "a the regular monthly
meeting Of this Organization, the public
IS invited TO hear Or. Graham because
o. INC iact tha. az the head Of tho
state Orthpcdic Hospital his work has
received wide recognition.
inc meeting will be hold in room
$40 az the Jefferson. AIrs. Georgia Muv
Jobson VIII preside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
RICHMOND PLANS TO HELP
WASHINGTON AND LEE DRIVE
Alumni Names Executive Copn,i,,c, IN
Co.opcratc In Campaign for
81 GOO, 900 EntIO,,ncnf

Richmond alumni of Washington and
Lee UNIVERSITY held a meeting ycster-
uaE at the business Mems Club TO APP
Ice TO co-opcrate with tho Lexington
comm ..,ee i'll the .camnaiEn now in
out plans TO put this school on :; rnr
manent footing for future growth and
George II. Haw was made chairman
Of the committee. the other members
OF which arc Colonel Henry w .hndcr-
son. DIR. James Morrison Hutchinson and
Colonel Leroy Hodges. q. Carrington
Moselcy is secretary of the committee
appointed yesterday.
There are approximately no alumni
OF Washington and Lee in RichmnnI
II is planned to put on an Intensive
local campaign in May to raise Rich.
Of which has already been pledged. II
is stated. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
DR.. WILLIAMS WILL ACCEPT
CALL TO RICHMOND CHURCH
WIFI Hc IInde Formally
Z" Tabernacle Bnptist COnGrcEn-
ton sunday.

Formal announcement Will be made
sunday ~ tabernacle Baptist Church
OF the acceptance by Rev. Aubrey NVi.-
l!anis, l., D.. OF the call 10 tho pas
;oratc OF The church.
DR.. Williams has been pastor OF Park
Place BAPTIST Church. Norfolk for the
man by birth. His early training was
at Jonn Marshall High School and he
later graduated from Richmond Col
icGc. His training for the ministry
was received at Crozier Seminary
who're ho graduated with the class OF
1897
Tabernacle Baptist Church 70 which
lDr Williams will come April IS has
a membership D: moro than 100. il
IS situated at Grove Avenue and
ManGnM Strnr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
COUNCIL COMMITTEE TO
SELL IS FEET OF LAND
necomn.end> Sale OF CITY IIome Prom
crty Ia Hebrew Cemetery


Sale OF fifteen feet Of land belonging
10 the City Home 10 the Hebrew Gene
.ery COMPANY. AZ 4 total cost Of Sl.l25.
iyas approved last night ny the Council
Committee on Public buildings.
Another ordinance before the com
lnittee. authorizing The use OF :. part
" Lester Street hy the Department Of
public Utilities during the recon
struction Of the city gas plant was
laid on the table after discussion be-
cause the committee failed TO under
stand the proposition. Direction >waS
gwen the c!crk "a summon Director
;Frafford At IL, next meeting 10 cXplaim
sha paper. No other matters were Oh
:ns docket.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
PlZZlNi CASE ADJOURNED
Point I'm Dispute Is Whether or Not
Mrs. PizHini's Signature to $40,
900 Check Is Eor::cry.

After final evidence In the suit OF
the Savings Bank Of Richmond against
Annie G. Pizziii was presented yes
terdaE in the Chanccry Court Judge
Moncurc adjourned until Thursday
leaving the jury return 10 their homes
until that time. When the case s
called Thursday the argument will be
heard. 1t is expected that the case
Will be in the hands OF jury by Sat
urday. and That decision IN tho matter
will he made this week
Tho point in dispute is whether a
check for $4,000. which was cashed
by the bank, WAS signed by Airs. Piz-
ziuj, or whether the signature at
tachcd wis a forgery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
COMMITTEE ON STREETS
TO HOLD SPECIAL SESSION
Members VIII Meet M New Fede rnl
irs4s Reserve Hank site Tor
IL or In>pcrtjou

Failing to reach an agreement last
iRnt on petition asking that the
contractors working on the Fedora!
Reserve Bank Building AT Ninth and
materials from the alley in the rear
of@fheir property. the Council Commit
rec on Streets called : special meeting
Tor this afternoon. :; o'clock TO 70
opei, THE property.
petitions asking that the city gravel
and grade streets IN the new cO!ored
subdivision known as Frederick Doug
LAS Court. located NJ Howard Street
sana the Brook Road. were referred 10
9Ltfcctor OF Public Works T.. c. Boil
anE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
FEW VIRGINIA PHYSICIANS
TAKE OUT LIQUOR PERMITS
fcurrai Prohibition Director Surprised
mt Small Number of Alcohol
Permits Taken ONT

Approximately Zoo doctors In Vir-
S!nia have applied to tho Federal pro-
hibition director for Virginia for per-
sists for permits TO sell alcohol, 1t was
announced yesterday.
Fewer doctors made application
les required for the purchase and pre-
scribing OF whisky in the State. Warm
ingS have been issued. however.
against The prescribing of alcohol
without having filled tie prescribed
hanks Heavy penalties are prescrib-
ed for Violations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
HOLD NEGRO FOR MURDER
Thomas Sturman Accused of Stn,,hinr
Edward {. Brown Three
ss4 Weeks Ago.

\ following tile death Of Edward G
Brown. colored, o! ls East DIVA! street.
~ tao Virginia liospita! yesterday
afternoon, Thomas SGurman, cOIored. 523
SoAth Third Street. was arrested on
ths charge OF murder
Brown was taken TO the hospital
several weeks ago. stating that he
wasi stabbed In front of the i3ip0dromc
Thenter. His body was turned over TO
the Mann Undertaking establishments /.
thurman will be given Il preliminary
Nearing In Police Court this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
PUSH EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN
Mrs. II. II. Munford md Mrs. Randolph
NnEnart VIII Address League
Meeting mt OaIStOn Today.

Mrs. j. =. Munford, president or
the Co-oDerativc Education Associ;l-
zion OF Virginia. and Mrs. Randolph
Maynard. chairman OF the Richmond
district Of the association. Will at
tend the meeting of District Ill"
composed OF the city OF Alexandria
and tho counties of AicNan dria Cul-
liam and Rappahonnock. at ManassaE
tomorrow and Friday. They will AN
dress the league at Oakton today, III
the meeting at Manassas on FridayE