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The Washington times., 1920-08-15
AGAINST WAR ON RUSSIA
BRITISH LABOR FIRM

LONDON, Aug. 15.--British organ
lied labor made it unmistakably clear
today that it will oppose by direct
action" war on the Bolshevik or a
blockade of Soviet Russia.
At a boisterously enthusiastic meet
ing of the Labor party a resolution
vas passed by acclsmation announc-
ing lsbor's determination to force the
withdrawal of all British troops from
Russia, declaring uneuuivocal oppo,
sition to British support of General
Wrangel, whose anti-Soviet regime in
the Crimea has been officially reoog.
nized by France. and urging immedi-
ate recognition of the Moscow gov
srnmsnt.
Speeches. violently dcnouncing
France and her "imperislistie" policy
were wildly applsuded, and when the
resolution had been read all delegates
jumped to their feet and for a full
minute ohanted AYE, Aye" Adoption
was followed by singing OF the Red
Flag. the Russian revolutionary
hymn.
J. n. Thomas, leader Of the railway
men, told the international News
Service, Immediately after the meet
ing that '1f effective, the resolution
will mean n challenge to the consti.
tuition OF the country and revolution" :"
He added: I'VE are prepared to take
tho risk-"
The Washington times., 1920-08-15
Special Purchase of Brand

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irop-sttch also plain Italian and Glove Silk in black
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Kayser Thread Silk, plain black. regular and extra
with Marvel stripe Thread Silk,
with lace openwork, Paris clocks. italian Silk in
dainty lace effects. All perfect stocknEs.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15

JOSEPH ]. JOHNSON, for
y mer fire. commissioner OF
New York City, has been ap.
pointed by Governor Smith, OF
New York, to head the new box
ing esm mission. Edward W.
Ditmsrs and Walter j. Hooks
were also named by the gov
ernor as members Of the com
mission.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15
Art Needlework Dept. Specials

no Is215 Nishtgowns s2zs. OF nne nansook. stamps
In nve designs embroidery work. No 2--s2 Pillo
Cases sISs goos tubing stamped for embroide
No 3-s21A Cloths sIer. japanese Blue Prints 4s-ne
cloths. in four artistic patterns n.is Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-08-15

Your buying power has been greatly increased by
anticipating the last increase in furniture prices
Many-n fact all furniture represented below would be
substantially higher in price if bought in todays whole
sale market
The Washington times., 1920-08-15

Splendid Quality Isle Stockings
Regularly Csc and $1.00 Pair. Coz
August Sale Price. ce...............V WV
Plain mercerzed Isle, with mock seam Black.
white, brown, gray, navy; also dropstitch, in
black, white. navy and brown. All Perfect Stock
ings!
The herald., 1920-08-19
CHARTER.

mortgage, hypothecate or pledge proper
ty. both real and personal. 1t shall have
power 10 establish branches in the state
of Louisiana, and elsewhere.
ARTICLE VIII.-The names and post
office addresses of the subscribers of these
Articles of Incorporation. and the number
of shares in the corporation which each
of them agrees to take, are as follows
Here follows names of subscrlDers and
amount of stock subscribed)
ARTICLE IX-NO stakeholder shall be
liable or responsible for the contracts
faults or debts of said corporation, mol
shall any infOrmality in its organization
have the effect of rendering this corpora
ton null or exposing IA stakeholder to any
liability. beyond the unpaid balance of his
subscription to the stock of this corpora
tion.
Thus done and signed at my office III
CovingtOn. on the day, month and veal
first above written, in the presence of 4
Sandoval and Sadie \. I.aUchP, competent
Witnesses who have signed the same wiki
said appcarerS and me, Notary, after read
ing of the whole.
A X. Uranga and Others.
Witnesses: &. SGaGOygi. Sadie \. IarChU
BENZ NJ MILLER. Notary Public.
! certify the above and foregoing to be
true copy of the articles of incorporation
of Hulfport Fruit & Steamship Company
Incorporated. recorded in the 0ftic" of tn,
I;ryurder of Mortgages for tn" Parish o.
Orleans, Louisiana, in Charter HoOk, page
BENZ VI. MILLER. Notary Public.
The herald., 1920-08-19
CHARTER
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS.

No 12I $50 division b.. Docket 5.-Jos-
eph SChilkOffSkey, Ellie ii. SchllhoIitsAeS
aud Nose L. SchilkOffskey, versus Chanu
Ter c. Gutenberg, District Attorney far'
ish of Orleans.
JUDGMENT.
This cause came on this day TO be heard
and was submitted TO the court LOT au
judication. ...,- g.,
Present: Daniel Vending, attorney iof
petitioners: Chandler {. LuEehOeFS' us.
trict attorney for defendant
When after hearing the pleading ana
the evidence the court Dcing satisfied thal
the plaintiffS are entitled 10 the feIlei
nraved for for the reasons orally assigned
In is ordered. adjudged and deCrecd thar
there be Judgment herein in favor OF pc
titiopers. and against the defendant
granting the change of names desired. anu
accordiDgly that the name OF petitioner
Joseph Schilkoffskey be and II Is now
hereby changed and he shall hereafter pa
SO recognized as Joseph Schill; that the
name OF Ellie III. SchilkoffSkey be ana
Il is now hereby changed and ne shall De
so recognized, as Ellie II. Schill ana that
the name of Nose l.. SChilkOffskey, peu-
tinner no and II is now hereby changed
and he shall be so recognized as Maurice
l.. Schill which names snail be me true
and lawful names Of the said petitioner
after the publication Of this judgment III
some newspaper in the parish OF dreams :
for fifteen DAYS: and accordingly, IL Is
ordered that the said petitioners cause
this Judgment TO be published Tor the
period of fifteen days in = newspaper pun
iishpd in the parish OF Orleans AT the
costs of petitioners, and that they pay
the cost OF these proceedings. Judgment
read and rendered in open court this 4th
dav of MAY 1920. judgment read ana
signed in open court. this May 4. 1870.
(Signcd) FRED J. KING, Judge.
F. Greishaber Deputy Clerk.
a
The herald., 1920-08-19
CHARTER.

conpcnsation, and to whom one year shall
he granted for the liquidation or the az
fairs of the CORPORATION. In case OF the
death or disability of any one OF sald
Iiquidating commissioners, the SURVIVORS OF
the remaining commissioners shall appoint
a successor to him.
ARTICLE IN.-No stakeholder OF this
CORPORATION shall ever be held liable for
the contracts. Indebtedness or faults there
of in auy further sum than the unpaid pal
ance due the corporation on the shares Oh
stock subscribed for by him. nor shan any
informal ities in organization nave the 81
feet of rendering this charter null or 81
posing n shareholder TO any Liability be'
vond the amount of the unpaid balance
due on his stock.
ARTICLE X-The names and postoffice
addresses of the subscribers Of these arti
Giles of incorporation and statement oil
the number of shares of stock which eacI
agrees to take in this corporation are a>
follows: Alfred &. Deiler' l4'i MaEazi IN,
street, City = shares: John Fuchs, ~,
Cardy street Tampa, Fla, shares Gus
tavp /. Klein. 52O9 Perrier street, city.
shares: Guy l.. Lcefe. POI ). Pierce street
city. shares.
this city. on the day. month and year first
above written. in the presence OF Anne
Made NJ Soniat and Roger Arnauld, com
potent witnesses. residing IN inns city
who have hereuntO signed their names
with appearrrS and me. Notary. aIter uu'
reading Of tn" whole.
Original siEnedD John Fuchs, shares
A. G prilcr. : shares: g. l.. Klein,
shares. Guy l.. Lecfe, shares.
witnesses: \. VI. SOniat. Roger AT
nauld. ,., -. "a,
l. the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages in and for the Parish OF Orleans
state Of Louisiana. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing act of inc"rpora-
ton of the CremO Chemical Manufacturing
Co. Inc. was this day duly recorded IN
my office in Book 1912. Folio 'l2.
New Orleans August 9TH. 1920
iSigncdD EMILE J. LEONARD. ". X. VI
l. the undersigned Notary. do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing Il a
true and correct copy of the original act
of record in my office.
In faith whereof | have hereuntO set my
hand and affixed the impress Of my Off
cial seal this 10th day of August, N2O
NJ. c. SONIAT, Not. Pub.
tSeal1
Aug l2-Scpt IL.
The herald., 1920-08-19
CHARTER.
Assembly of the State OF

Of the General Assembly Of the State OF
Louisiana of 1914.
Thus done and passed at my oifice IN
the Citv of New Orleans. Louisiana. on the
day month and year herein first above
written in the presence of Anna Naumann
and Herbert u. Schneidau. the under
signed competent witnesses. here residing
who h,rruuto sign their names with shld
appcarrrs and me notary, after du" read
ing of the whole.
,OriginaI siguedJ Geo. 4. Hero. 90
shares preferred stock; \. -. Hero, =
shares preferred stock, Will II. Douglas. /.
shares preferred stock g. u. Haid"lu. "
shares preferred stock. :. BROOK Dickson,
, shares preferred stock, Numa {. Her"
The herald., 1920-08-19
CHARTER OF ALBERT }. WOLF CO..

BENZ. VI. MILLER, Notary Public.
Aug. - Sept. Ii.
The herald., 1920-08-19

WHEN ! was a kid.
USED to believe.
THE JUDGE next door.
WOULD PUT me in jail
FOR PLAYING hockey.
OR swIPINe apples.
AND ! really behaved.
WHEN HE was around.
AND EVEN today.
I'M A little scared.
OF THE stern old boy.
so IN his office.
THE OTHER day.
! HAD to wait.
AND WANTED to smoke.
AND ] was afraid.
THE JUDGE would get sore.
BUT took the chance.
AND LIT a cigarette.
$50
The herald., 1920-08-19

AND THE Judge came in.
AND LOOKED at me.
As THOUGH I'd been caught.
svReLINe HIS safe.
AND HE came up.
WITH A solemn frown.
AND SAID. Young man
NO SMOKING here.
UNLESS THE old boy.
is SMOKING too"
AND DARNEo If he didn't
SMILE AND say.
"eIvE ME- one of those.
sArIsFY CIGARETTES"
A GOOD judge of cigarettes WI
"A find evidence of expert cary
and skill in Chesterfield's erettsiee
Turkish domestic blend. Not only
are the tobaccos Of especially choice
selection, but, in blending them, our
experts h ave obtained a new
smoothness of flavor that easily
doubles the pleasure of smoking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
The Rhyning Opimist
ny sLINE NIcuAEIfs.

Say. have you ever thought of ways
that man Is like Il ahip that goes
through fair or stormy Days, through
smiling tides or fog and haze upon a
long, long trip? The sca and wind are
but with the Md OF chart and star and
fics the gales. The sea is vast. the
ship ncc.: Upon its shining breast,
and yet. nsctping storm and wreck anu
waves thai dash and winds tnat check,
she comes safe homo To rest. And
though she sails ,incharted ways If she
but sight .hc star II guides her on
through inist-wrnpped days and safely
through the tcnr full maze of shoal and
rocl; and bar. 1T shines go far, It shines
SO white! And 10! tho ship will come
ont of the b!ackness of the night into
tho steady beacon-itght that marks tic
shores OF h0inc. But sometimes clouds
hang thick and dark. the wind a wild
bird fiies and thero is not q light to
mark the Progress OF the lonely bark
in all the leaden skies. Through
strange. free scas her way lie made and
yet within her breast some high hope
glimners unafraid, she threads the
blackncss uEu.smayed. suro ot her final
rest. Sho waits until the star shall
CLEAN fo'ror than e'er before; the star
That makes past darkness seem only
the shadow OF u dream that shall re-
turn no more. Oh, wind and wave and
hope CT rest man knows for what they
ara. ~ or the dark or sparkling crest
~ tfu'S forever. changing breast he
81 chcS for the star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
FEAR SMALLPOX EXPOSURE
Vaccination OF All who lfave Come
into Contact with Infected
Negro II Ordered.

More than a score OF people are
believed to have been exposed to small
pox by Willie Stailings. colored, who
oamc to lsichmond from norfolk FRIDAY
and rode from the Broad Street Sta
Broad streets
Stallines' case was reported Monday.
lie was found sick al G22 North Thir-
tccnth street. y doctor. whose name
Is not disclosed by tho health officers,
diagnosed the case Friday as uninfec-
tiouS skin diEsnseJ
Medical inspectors az tho city CON
hrmsd the report that Stallines had
SMALLPOX after viewing tho cnse II
was further found that the negro had
gone from his home on Thirteenth
street 80 tn, city'S free medicaT dis
pensary 1T the Medical College OF Wit
sinia. Twelfth and Clay atreets
Evcry one living near the nsighhor-
mood where Stallings was found was or
dercd TO be vacCifatsd.
Or. G. G. Hudson, City Health Officer.
issued an appeal yesterday to all who
believe they have come IN contac: with
Inc negro to he yaccimated at once.
DR.. Hudson stated that vaccination
within five days OF exposure is pruc-
ticaliy certain preventive OF the
disease. II is believed that several te--
sons were exposed to the disease at tile
free dispcnsary.
Stntiings was removed TO tr. city
smallpox hospital Monday FREQ vac
cinatton Will he given all who AMY
at the City Hail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
make DETERMINED FIGHT
T0PAss EWEll PILOT BILL
Measure Fails Of Passage In House
Because Of Inability to Muster
EOur.EiftbS Vote

That section OF the Constitution
wnish reru'r s,a 4 four, hfths vote to
:smbly prevented the passage of the
EwsM pilotasc bill In the House yes
The parliamentary pit which ynyned
carly In the day by opponents OF the
measure. but its patrons were appar-
honr for the vote arrived
eifor, 70 stem tho lido by moving to
constitutional reading and place the
lost. II TO %.
May Mean End OF Bnl.
AS. yesterday was tho last day on
which the House can act on any but
! senate ,sn T.. bills. this apparenti!y decided
ever, that tho fight would not 10 called
OFF. Two possible loopholes arc open
to them. Tho Joint resolution Which
ccpt bills reported from the Finance
or Appropriation Committees.
Tho Ewell hill has been 10 no COM
mites save the Committee on CurrencS
and Commerce. but il provides for the
ievying OF a. Ror cent tax on The
tirs. move todaJ. wili be an EFFORT 10
have the bin referred TO thc Finance
Committee If this is done. the bill
as II is reported from the committee.
Failing in this, It's patrons Will pos
sibly make an effort to rcscind the
! joint resolution preventing the IIouEe
/, from passing House bills after ycstcr-
day. II is possible that sufficient votes
could be mustered in the House to
rcStind the resolution. but concurrent
action on tho part of the Senate is
regarded as highly improbable.
Amendments Are Adopted.
Several amendments 10 pelesate
debate was started. the most import
ant OF these providing for decided
reduction in the pilotagc rates now In
force.
The most radical change IN The pres
en-; law provided for by the Ewell bill.
Is elimination OF the clause requiring
aspirants to the position Of Virginia
pilot to serve an apprenticeship OF five
years under n Virginia pilot.
The four d sh NsSnd from Norfolk ,h.
cities vitality affected by the bill. were
opposed to the bill.
Delegate Norris. OF Lancaster,
charged that Il monopoly existed un-
were protected as was no other class
I5 ,is Bosnian, OF Portsmouth
argued in, behalf Of the Virginia Pilots
Delegates cherry and podson. OF
and Floor Leader Willis. OF Roanoke,
Delegates Rev. Smith and Norris
spoke in support OF the. bill.
the gross earnings OF the pilots as
ISOLATION was reported By the Commit
tee ON Finance by n vote of to 6. and
&iIl come up for consideration today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
/ MONTAGUE WOULD PREVENT
WITHDRAWAL OF RIVER BOATS
Introduces BiiI W'hici. seeks 10 stay
Action by ola Dooitnion Steam
shin.

SHINGTON March, ?.2.conErcss-
man y. j. Montague, Of Richmond, III
tr6ductd q bill IN Congress today
which. II passed. Will prevent the OH
i1"inin!cn Steamship Company from
q isconjinuinGi oncration of tho Norfoiis.
i.i:hincnd line and the limo between
Noriolk. N@w York and Boston
cong rcssniau Montague expressed tho
FEAR that The railroads were behind
the movement 10 abandon the steam
SNIP limos, and announced that he would
cchitnr" his efforts 10 block the sale of
the o'd DonNion iincs 10 the Mallory
and Clyde lines by ;fpplication 10 the
Interstate Commerce Commission and
III other directions
Tho Montaguci bill. proposed AS an
amendment 10 The recently passed bill
turning tho railroads buck 10 the own
erS. and urov iding for their operation
and regulation, reads as follows:
PrDTided hat no company or cor
rorat'on engaged in interstate com
mere. in tic inland Waterways or
coastwise trade OF the United Sfacs.
and owned in whole or in part by any
Such carrier or by any STOCKHOLDERS
thereof. shall abandon the operation
of any OF its ships. vessels. tugs OF
barGcs. employed in such commerce
unless nnd until there shall have been
obtained from the Interstate c'cmme rec
toniuisSion 1. certificate that no public
interest is or viii be prejudictd by
such abandonment. anything in the said
act Of February IS. 1920. to the con
trnrv not wi thStanling''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
ADJUSTMENTS
.'k'uDiitlr In,@

"TnNHIc In.'
Direct from the Park Square Thea
ter, Eoston, Tumble In" big splash
ing whale OF "A musical comedy. will
engage attention at the Strand Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday and Satur-
day matinee. a cast or broadway
players. brought BY Arthur Hammer
stein. Will introduce Ada Meade, Edna
lItbbard. olga MIshka. John Phil
brick. Carl Mccullough, Eleanor Will
Tliams. Charles Knowlden. John Kel-
ley, Alice Johnson. Joe Dolan, Mabel
Ferry, and others wcll-known to this
girls viii serve az an animated back
ground to an entertainment Of laugh
laden lines. Otto Harbach, with ha
prolific and gifted pen. has doled out
the book and lyrics while Rudolf
Friml has tinkicd out a score OF
lively. don't care melodies that will
haunt one. Wont You Help Nc
Out" Limbo Land THE Trousseau
Ball" arc just = scant few of the
more DO 2ular inembcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
CITY or RICHMOND DENIED
new COURT BY HOUSE
Lower Branch Defeats BDl Creating
Additional 'CribunalA--fhtal
Delegation UiSitIct

Creation az an auditionai cour, Of
record In thr city OF fsichmond was
YESTERDAY. the Sill establishing the
municiDai court failing OF passage, by.
vote Of - to 81. Delegate Price. :,
patron. OF the hill. arrived, JUS. after
quest. he vote by which the bill waa
defeated WAS reeonsidercd. The am
nounced intention of the patrons was
70 take tic bill UP at the night SEES
sion in another effort to pass H.
=, The House continued to work ON
INC calendar until almost O'Clock. and
Delegate Boschcn endeavored 10 have
the bill taken up after everything else
had been disposed Of. but Delegate
Deans made motion 10 adjourn, wh!c!.
prevailed.
This WAS the only cngrossed bill not
hnally' actcd on by the House yester-
gay. Thlrty.sever bills were passed
twcnty-e!ght of them IN block, ani
tWo We're defeated. Five other local
bills were taken up out of their order
and passed under suspension OF rules.
Richmond Delegation Divided.
The Richmond delegation was Sdi-
which was 20 be used largely in de-
Gliding divorce cases. Delegates Price.
Boschen and Haddon. the lawyer mem
berS. favored the measure. and Dele
gates Wilcox and Fuller opposed i9s
passage. In speaking against tho biz.
Delegate Fuller stated that the posi-.
ZION ol the CIT! Oh itlcnncit wac cicar-
ly indicated by communication.
originating In the City Council ana
bearing the signature Of Mayor
Ainsiie. requesting the i've delegates
representing tho city in the House TO
oppose It's passage
Delegate Boschen charged that Mr..
Fuller did not represent tlc people or
Richmond. but simply that small por
ton Of the people who had Influenced
the Council to oppose the BILL
In spite Of the almost superhuman
efforts of large number OF members
who feel that legislators arc not fully
compensated for their services to the
Commonwealth. the bin increasing the
pay Of Delegates and Senator'S 10 s1hn
per session was defeated. the vote he
ing As for and 23 against, The mcas-
ure required 81 Affirmative votes.
After the roll was called. but be-
fore tho vote was announced. the most
active canvas OF the session was en-
gagged in by those OF the House who
earnestly believe that Legislators are
undcrpaii. Their efforts were in a
measure successful. some three or four
delegates changing their votes from
mo- to aye" Announcement Of the
vote was delayed Until the possibility
OF any further change OF conviction
became remote. The bill fixed the sal
AIRY OF the Speaker OF the House and
President Of the Senate ut sl.0so each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

Tho first dose eases your cold! Don't.
stay stuffed up, Quit blowing and
snutling! y dose ut "Pape's CctG
Compound" taken every Two hours uri-
I'll three doses are taken usually 6reassa
up severe cold and ends all grippe
misery. =
Relief awaits you! Open your clog.
'sed-up nostrils and the air pa ssases Oh
your head; stop nose running: relieve
tho headache. duiness. rcterishneSs,
sneezlng. soreness and Stiffness.
"Pape'S Cold Compound" Is tho quicIsS-
est. surest relief known and costs only
q few cents at drug stores. II acts
without assistance. Tastes rics. Coffs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
T.lhs on Wood Alcohol.

Usage OF wood alcohol often results
in blindness and death" said DR.. j. NJ.
Whitfield, City Coroner, ct the regular
meeting OF the Richmond Academy OF
Medicine and Surgery, last night In the
auditorium of tho Chamber OF Com
merce. He gave, specific examples OF
each point brought out. explaining the
composition OF alcohol during the
course OF his talk.
"AiethyI Alcohol Amblyopia." was the
subject OF DIR. w. w. Gill. He showed
the effects Of wood alcohol. pnrticu-
larry on tho eyesight. illustrating the
examples he gave with lantern slides.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
LEAVES TROPHIES TO SON
DiscoNcrcr OF the North Pole Wills
Eagle Island Ia the PcnrS
Family
NJ;

WASIiiNGTON March g.--Thc will
~ the late I,ear-Admiral Robert l..
reary. United States Navy. retired. filed
today fcr probate, sets forth that all
metals, troubles ana books and Eagle
br given to Ills sixteen-ycar son.
Robert f.. Pcary, Jr. The island, which,
the will asserts. was purchased by the
discovercr of the North Pole viii,
money earned while q high school
student, is 10 remain permanently in
the Hcary family.
Mrs Peary by terms OF the will re-
cciucd FOR herself and division among
the children The residue OF the estate,
including securities estimated in value
af Sea.o1o and 4 group of Islands in
Cascn lay. Milne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
BANDITS KILL CASHIER
OfIiciaI of Kansas city Bank Slain b.,
Mcn Who Attempted Bold
Daylight Robbery.
IN NssncIntel prcss. ]

KANSAS CITY. MO. March g.
Glenn .ihockcy. cashier Of the South
side Bank. located at Thirty-ninth and
Main Streets. IN the L.nrt of the resi-
dcncc district OF Kansas City. was
Killed By Que OF the four bandits who
tried to hold up the bank this morning
I'm official OF tho bank saw the four
approached tho door Of the bank and
he attempted TO close the door one
Of tho bandits fired and the shot
by the ianitor to assist in, preventing
The entrance of tho men resulted IN
further shots being fired. one of
these Killed Shockcy, WHO was behind
tho counter.
The bandits ihen fed and escaped
In Z, motor chr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
nisnnsr nf Mason Eulld.

Reports relative TO the disposition Of
the fund raised in memory OF Mrs. Ian .
don IL. Mason. founder of the leper
mission in Richmond. Will be made at
u meeting Of tho Richmond Lcper Mis-
lecture : room OF Grace Episcopal
Church. Eousi,ec and Main Streets.
Rev. II. Cary Montague will make an
address.
Three cottages are to, be. built in
ieper asylums in three Oriental coun.
tries IN memory OF Mrs. Mason, il ia
placed III the Naini Asylum. at Alfalfa
bad, India. which Is In charge OF sam
FIiggtnbothom, and the other two wili
probably be located in China and