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New-York tribune., 1920-04-20
Master Rules
ST Gas Is air
Rate for Citv
Abram S. Gilbert Reports
Higher Charge Necessary
for the Consolidated to
M a k e Six Per Cent
Municipality to Figh t
C. GUNS for Parties to
Suit Have Until Monday
to File Notifications

Abram S. Gilbert, appointed special
master to hear the action of the Con-
solidated Gas Company, attacking as
confiscatory the states S0-cent gas
law, rendered preliminary report yes
terday.
Mr.. Gilbert was appointed special
master by Judge Julius M. Mayer, Of
the United States District Court, on
July is, 1919. His report contains
more than 10000 pages. In it he de-
chares that the gas company is entitled
to charge at least 81 for 1000 cubic
feet of gas to make per cent return
on its investment.
He says it is useless to insist on the
company supplying twenty-five candle
power gas because OF the small amount
Of gas used for Illuminating purposes,
and declares that the company is net
making any money to-day, nor was it
the basis for the report.
The report says: "The operation of
the gas company shows profit of 4
cents on 1000 cubic feet of gas, which
is only about l per cent of the value
Of the property. The total investment
of the Consolidated Gas Company, in
cluding the Astoria plant and the AS
toria tunnel, is $71,054,351, as of Sep
tember, 1919"
He then tells Of the increase in the
costs of different materials since last
September, and continues: "If the COM
pany is entitled to make per cent on
the investment-and I am not making
such provision in my report, because
the court did not order mo specifically
to do so--it would probably mean 81
gas for the consumer"
In his finding Mr. Gilbert says it is
New-York tribune., 1920-04-20
Mule, Last but Not Least,
Cited for Helping Win War
Quartermaster Generals Appreciation Pays Tribute
to Is, 1000 Animals Engaged with Army Overseas
and 100000 with Troops in the United States

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Almost
everybody and everything that con-
tributed to the winning Of the war has
received some sort of public recogni-
ton from the War Department. Even
the patient, long suffering, hard-work-
ing and oft ridiculed army mule has at
last come to his encomium, in an ap-
probation from the quartermaster gen.
eral.
Here follows the Glow down" on the
army mule as it comes to-day in an
thap $4,000 of him engaged with the
army overseas, and more than 100000
with the troops in the United States,
and while there was much hee having,
kicking, baking, biting and other null
lsh tricks, as might be expected, the
army mule lived up to his established
reputation for enduring, sacrificing
and dying like soldier.
They were not all American mules;
some Of them we're Allies, like the
troops they fought with. Seven thou
sand came from England and 5000
came from France and another II 1000
came from Spain.
No Compa rison With U. s. Product
There was no comparison" says
Il1e qud1 CcImaSCeT gener6lS announce
ment, between the small poorly nour-
ished mule obtained in Spain and those
purchased in southern France and the
powerful, outstanding, mealy-nosed
product Of the Middle West. There
was sharp criticism in some places
Of the class Of animals which came up
from Spain for duty on the battle
front. But these little animals were
able to haul machine gun carts, re-
leasing the heavy animals for duty
with the artillery and ammunition
trains.
Sometimes when engaged it would
seem impossible to get him back to
the front again. but his powerful con-
stitution came to his rescue and in q
remarkably short time he was able to
return to duty. The mule always has
been given the credit Of having his
full quota Of brains, but at times it
seemed he had moro than his share.
He may run when hitched to wagon,
but invariably does no harm to him
self or the wagon. When tired he
New-York tribune., 1920-04-20
A. F. of L. to Convene
In Montreal ON yune 7

WASHINGTON. April 1s.-The for
tieth annual convention of the Ameri
can Federation of Labor will be held
in Montreal. Canada, beginning June
Z, it was announced to-day at the head
quarters of the federation.
Among the subjects with which the
convention will deal the announcement
enumerated: "Orsanization of the vet
unorganized workers; to defend and
maintain by every honorable means in
our power the right to organize for
our common advancement; to assert
at any risk the equal rights before the
law of ALI workers with all other citi-
zens; to arouse our fellow workers and
New-York tribune., 1920-04-20

makes his condition known by quitting.
However, this quality did not come to
the fore during the days of St. Mihiel
and in the Argoone.
"1nstances have been known where a
pack mule would loaf about the army
kitchen while the cook was baking
bread until he observed the cook busy
at some other duty, when he would
approach the fire, raise one foot and
paw off the lid of the dutch oven,
grab the hot loaf within and make off
with it on the run. He would do the
same if he observed a hunk of bacon
within easy reach"
New-York tribune., 1920-04-20

essential, for the purposes Of meeting
demands Of consumers, that the com
pany use all four of its Manhattan
plants. the plant facilities at Astoria.
and the Astoria tunnel.
On the basrs OF his findings he esti-
mates that this years returns will not
be more than $3.50, 900, which represents
only oil per cent of the fair value of
the property used and needed.
John P. O'Brien, Corporation Coun-
sci, who appeared for the city, said yes
terday that he would oppose the de-
cision in every way.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-20
Cross "Tailored" Bag

Envelope design. OF finest pin seal
leather, black or colors, silk lining,
fsvo exfension pockets, mirror and
framed suede-lined coin comtayt-
ment. Sizes 6hx5 inches deep. Top
handle ............. $3.50
Gold plated monogram TO order,
extra $3.50
New-York tribune., 1920-04-20
Finland Honors Deschanel

PARIS, April 19.-President Deshanel
to-day received from the Finnish Min
lster OF Foreign Affairs the COLLAR of
the Order Of the White Rose. awarded
him by the government of Finland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
DID RUSHING BUSINESS
New Yorker Who Took Orders far
whisky b! case. OCCURRING De-
pOStt. ndrr Arrest

Max KONG alias i. Stafford. 40
wears old. representing himself IL be
the agent o: liquur hous, IN New
aork. was arrestcd yesterday by
Richinond police. lIr also is benz.
held pending an answer from rr..I'.
Ion. ~ j.. police, WHO were wired
yesterday after i letter WAS found,
believed 10 be from Eunis's Wiz
ton. ID
In wcll-kcnt no,ebook ~. s,,.
posed !!GEDr DEALER had 4, lang Iis-
OF Richmond citizens. many OF thGn
prominent who mad given him orders
sell. 20
KoniE,,. it is stated by the police.
t"Worked' several Of the misir.ss
Office hnldrgs on Main stree; anI,
II is sad secured orders from nearly
/, every one he approached He 70
CURED drpostt OF $40 for eyary
case Of WHISKY ordered IL MAS s.il.
ing the .iquor by the case at $50 uar.
He also IS held on charge OF re-
ceiV:ng orders without Il city liccns..
Court today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
SEVENTH DISTRICT C. O.P.
NOMINATE SENATOR PAUL
Nominee Undecided rs to Whether
He Will Mako Race Against
Democratic Candidate.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch)
HARRlSONBURG. July 23.- STATE
senator John Paul. Of IIarrisonburg.
Gress by the Republican convention
Tor the Seventh Virginia District.
meeting here. The convention ie-
norcd Senator Pauis request that La
be not considered" and after draft
ing the nominee, the delegates pro-
cecdcd to discuss ways and means OF
clrcting him. The party leaders az
couraScd, believing this Il Republic
can year. and hoping also to profit
from any bitterness created in she
democratic ranks during the primary
fight between Representative Harri-
son and Colonel Robert j.. Lccdy.
senator Paul did not attend the
convention. and afterwards stated
That he would take Il few days to
think things over before announcing
whether or not he Will accep, the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
MAKE ELABORATE PLANS
FOR BOTH DIVISION MEET
Nlaior-GeneraI .tdcibcrt Cronkhitc
VIII Attend Reunion in Hirh-
mOmu in Scptcmbrr.

Veterans of the EiGhticth Divi.! IN.
known overseas as the Blur Ridge
Division, are requested to comlHuni-
cat" to Il. Allen AmmonS, chairman
Of the reunion committee. thc!T de-
sire to attend the first annual re
union which vii! be held in Hich-
mond September. /. > and 6. in order
mat arrangements maE hc made for
them with respect TO sleeping quar-
tvrs and boarding houses.
over 700 responses already have
been received and the committee. cN-
poets over 1000 to be in attend Incr
II IS planned 10 quarter the Tcn IN
the local arinoricS according to their
old outfits and revive the spirit al u
year or more ago.
Major-Gcncral Adolhcrt Croni- aitc
president OF the association. vii be-
present and permanent orEraizn-
ton VIII be perfected. The FOLLOW
inS program has been arranged: a
short parade, an Fashioned i,c-
mic, a visit Ia the old tr.tinin-;
grounds at Camp Lee. short ~ mo
rial services on sunday. Comp!ctira
Of The divisions history. reunion Of
smaller units, showing OF oiiicia, mo-
ion and still pictures OF the divi'icn
IN action and i concluding rece2' ON
ana dance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
CONVERT BOILER PLANT
INTO AVIATION STATION
Officers of Army Air Service In
spcct South Richmond Site With
This End in View.

officers OF the Army Air Service
have been in Richmond for the past
several days Investigating the boiler
plan; in South Richmond and ada
cent land with a view 20 converting
the property into an aviation field.
with hangers ami an aviation ware
house.
Instructions already have been is
sued 10y the United States shipping
Board and Emergency Fleet Corpora
ton for the sale OF the machinery
by parts-on any individual bids made.
This would leave the plant suitable
for that purpose.
1t further is rumorcd that Il field
for the landing OF hydroairplancs
will bc located IN this vicinity which
would place Richmond in Il unique
position as station for both air
and sea planes.
The American Flying Club of Nir-
rinia Will await reports on this SUR
Ncy of air officials before cnucavor-
!ng to establish Il local Held
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
HANG TURNER SEPTEMBER
10 FOR MURDER OF MOORE
Negro Will Expiate Crime al
Hcnrico County Jail-Entcrs
Petition for Error Writ.

William Turner. colorcd. was SEN
fenced TO be hanged September 10. in
iienrico County jail. by Judge I'D :
mund Waddill. 4 the United States
District Court. yesterday for the
killing Of L. Morgan Moore. Of Alex
andria.
y petition for a writ OF error was
entered by Attorney Harry Smith.
for the defense. While Turner sat
quietly through the trial and SEN
fencing. he is said to have broken
down when led back TO the office OF
the United states Marshal. prcpara-
tory to being removed to the Hen
rico Jail. where he will remain until
the execution.
Three charges were preferred
against Turner in the trial last
wcek--murdcr. robbery and attempted
criminal assault. Although the ne
gro admitted the shooting of Moore.
he declared that he fired in self-dc-
Tense. After thirty minutes dciiher-
alton. the jury brought in a verdict
OF guilty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
Week. VISITORS -, ccu,rn, "y."

KeN Q. p I0hNOn VII talk before
the liy-Shy-Ny Club or the Central
Young Mems Christian Association
10 be followed by a monthly social
Among recent visitors at ihc "Y'
building We're James J.. Stubbs, gen
eral secretary a Raleigh, twcn,y-four
ycarS ago assistant secretary OF the
Richmond Associations. William n,
hphcY, of Boston. who was a member
OF the saginaw. Mich, Association
twHnty-cigh; years ago. when Sccrc-
'arS Mckee was general secretary
iher". and -. w. Sims. state sccro-
tary OF tn" Georgia sunday School
Association, who sails shortly TO at
tend the Worlds sunday school Con
'eH;.On IN Tokyo, Japan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
DELAY OF COUNCIL COSTS
GAS WORKS $1,000 DAILY
City Fathers Apparently Unable to
Agree On an Adequate Rate
for Commodity.
1920 DEFICIT MAY BE 100000
City Is Losing Difference Between
Operating Expenses and Rcyc-
mlcs-Ordinancc Has Been Pend
ing Since May 4.

Richmond is losing. through ina
u oihtE of City counci! 10 agree on an
4 adequate gas rae. nearly Si.ooO q
day; the direr@ncc between III. or
eYat.nE expenses OF the Gas Works
+ Snd the operating revenues. Al WAS
s/iearned YESTERDAY. The dciic:; Tor
1.-THE year. IL CCurcil pos;ponrS notion
would be 100000. it is estimated.
l, Already action has been delayed by
the Council since May 4. when Mayor
Sl.3o gas 10 CITY Counci! for con-;I
.cration. This paper sim is pending.
liut Council being. unable 10 agree on a
te,s s So And IsHinE SiiG SOM r"'
rare of SlS5 is essential
Because the Board of Aldermen re-
z fuse 10 Endorse SIS gas and Common
..Teuncil refuses TO indorsc $i.Si gas.
pneie matter still is up In the Al: ANA
the rate viii he decided upon by !,
e conference committee appointed from
Colonel Barton II. Grundy is cha:r-
man of the joint committee and the
names OF the other members from
both the Board OF .\ldcrmcn ami tnc
common Council! were annOunccd
yesterday.
ordway Pullnr ana Joseph =. Pow
ers VIII he the other members Of the
committee from The Board of Alder
men and Robert Lee Peters. pr1si-
dent OF the Common Council IN
nounced last night that the body VIII
be represented by Clarence T. Sea-
ton. Carter &. Jones and L. Lee 10
den.
1t is believed that the conference
commit NH take up The EaS "ate
matter early next week. although
uatc OF the conferences has not been
announced
The Council Committee on Finance
approved rat of $1.35 tho Gtst
lorc ihom. accepting the assurances
OF Mr.. Tranori as Imperative
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
SCHOOL Chill DREN INVEST
savings Societies Are Actj,. Il, I,-
cHhsc or Almost Hair Million of
Government Securities

More than E455.0UO was invested In
Nrt!h'A IN government savings So
Gnrit'eS by schp"I children. 41,o,d.
ing TO hEHres made public yest.rl..v
School savings sogi,tios. Of whf.fi
E 1tI are more nan 1900 .u the
~ IN IN" sayings Of this amour,
In this, the FedeIal -.sarv. as
}trict, the gross tota! W war savlr.s
amounted 10 $2,3i5.100 or more ,n.,,
s2bo.O0O monthly MuCh cr.lr = r1,.
ito woman'a clubs. il IS said. al,nou.:h
q great deal of the money was eav'd
Through the medium Of Tia. Srnnoi
s6ocieiies.
Gross sales in the last four months
of last year We're slsa.219 In virginia
IN the hrst I'VE months OF 1890 sales
RmOunted 70 $2JG.i55
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
ADVERTISING INCREASES
PRODUCTION, SAYS LITTLE
Members of Local Club Hear Force
full Address by New York
Agency Representative.

Advertising increases production.
standnru!zcs quality of goods and de-
ing merchandise. Frank Little. eX-
president or the New York Advcrtis-
ing club and connected with Il large
advertising agency OF New York told
the Richmond Advertising club yes
tcrday at the weekly meeting of the
organization AT the Richmond Hotel.
MIR Little, one OF the best known
advertising men in the country. spoke
ON 'Ecouomic.S ami Advantages of
AdVCrtiSinc." He held the nttcnt ion
OF an audience Of more than 1870
Richmond advertising men and WON
On for almost an hour with an in
Strnctivc treatise on the value Of
newspaper advertising.
Efficiency of reaching the people
through the press was emphasized by
the speaker. who compared the field
open to the advertiser here as an
ocean. from which only u little water
as Vet has hcC.' taken.
AdNcriSinS as rule. lessons the
cost of each sale, as measured by the
guilty of the advertisements. Mr.. Lit
tie told his audience.
Advertising cost per cent OF a
sale several years ago. according to
Mr.. l.!ttlc. when TIA. total advertising
of the county cost about $4,000. 600
yearly. Today. when the bill OF the
country for this purpose is $3.50. 900
ono annually. the cost per sale has
been reduced to > per cent. he said
That Richmond needs more aivertiS-
crS was ono az the main points en-
nnaSized by Mr.. Little. and III. pres
emf results have only SKINNED the
surface.
speak ing Of the advertisers ability
To reduce high costs. Mr.. Little cited
a popular product which. he said. has
fallen in pric" from IL to 10 cents be-
caus" Of ability of the producer to
market and sell on a closer market
AZ tn result OF advertising.
MIR l.ifi'p .,lvOputsI thrna
Tails in order TO secure success The
first he named as man power tho
second tn" quality OF the product and
vrrtisin~.
MIR Little was shown over the city
hv members of the club before de-
parting for New York. He attended
tn" convention Of Southern NcwSpa-
per Men at AShcvillo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
REROUTE HULL STREET CARS
VIII Turn Hack at seventh Instead
OF Making Gint"r Park
Terminus.

~ ACTION u 'hr Common Council
IA eohcHrr!nG Win the Board Of Al
icgin"n III tn" HUN street rcrouting
ordinance, The matter now is law.
ana Han street cars soon will he :r-
routed 80 that Tho" Viii 20 no far
Action 10y the Council viii end IN.
.ous route. bT wh'.a HUI street cars
went NJ broad stree, and made I,
Zip % Gtairr PAX Tho r"routin-
'r.Ihang" wl.l a4r- e necessary fu.
All Hun street cars 'y turn aroma
.r HrFr nm stree .poD back ON Stain
street The p-iiuaur. also calls for
. zen minute scryic" during rush hours
IN south Richmond On tile Hu! stree,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
LEAPS FROM SECOND STORY
WHEN HIS HOME is RAlDED
Andrew Reynolds, Synnsboro M,u
bi>iocntcs Hip When Police
Seize SIN

When the police radcd his home
one mile south OF SwanSboro. in
."Arch Of stiil. Andrew Reynolds
20 years old. jumped from the second
floor window End dislocatcd his hin
The police took go gallons OF mash
ana a iully equipped still
Tart OF tn. mash captured was al
most ready for consumption nccdinc
oniS the second running through the
,pII. IN the police station on tn,
South Side Yesterday. Their" were nine
barrels hl!cd with corn whisky.
keNnoldS was taken TO Virginia
Hospital after being arrested. H..
was given = preiimina-.! hearing be-
!orr COMMIT ss!oncr FiegcnhciIuc yes
;'rGaN. and the ease was sent on 10
the grand jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24

Joe Williams. 20, North Thiri
street. was lined s25 and costs YES
;erday IN, III" instsngs Cour, on the
charge OF employing a child under
the age Of fourteen years in yioIa,ior
or a state law. The case was an
pcaled from Police Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
charlottesville Mcthodis, conference

.UII'EPFK. July 23.-Thc Char
II3tteSville District conference OF the
Mr'houiSt church was in session Il;
tn" culpepcr church Tuesday. Wcd.
iesday and Thursday on the two
latter days dinner was served bv the
IauicS OF the congregation on to
ourthouSc green and a social hnur
was enjoyed at the noon recess Mn
iSt"rs and lay delegates from the
tw"nty-s"vcn charges in the conf-c-
nc We're registered as in a,tcn-
ny Rcv. DR.. LipscOmb, presiding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
VETERANS OF SPANISH WAR
WILL GATHER HERE TODAY
.tnnuni State Encampmcnt Viii lie
Held in Grays' trmnry Itcgin-
ming AT I. OfCIucl>

The annual state cncampmrnt of
spanish War Veterans viii opcn IN.
The Grays' Armory this afternoon at
:. o'clock with delegates from al over
Virginia In attendance. The election
81 dep1r;mcnt commanders viii be
tine principal business.
Echmond Chapter, l'itHhuch I.cc
camp. vii! bc the hosts AT a banquet
~ q O'Clock tonight in the Business
Mems club, following an automobile
Trip 10 points OF historic interest in
and around Richmond
Miss Minnie Lcnhart. prcSidcu, of
Inc General Auxiliary OF Spanish War
Veteran. OF the United States. with
hcadGuartcrs a. Philadelphia, will he
present IN the interest OF organizing
AlNI!IArtcs thrOugtOut .NIrGInia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
crcntc interest I'm Dnlryine.

TO create interest in dalryinE and
stimulate shipment OF cream, L.. c.
Schmidt, OF the Elko Dairy Associ-
alton. has announced that a regis
tered Holstcin bull calf will be given
as a prize to the member OF the as
ISOLATION shipping the most butter
rat per COW during August MIR.
Schmidt madc his announcement at
picnic meeting of the association
at his home mt Runnymcdc Dairy
Farm Thursday. y. Is. Thornhili.
state Dairy and Food Comm ssioncr.
spoke on dairying and cooperative
community organization. and w L.
Kirby. county agent for lIcnrico
County. spoke on the WORK OF the
organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
Republicans In Nin,h :, u,.,

Republican Executive coinmit,,e nj
the Ninth Virginia District will hold
= Sai!ed meeting At the Republican
headquarters at Norton tomorrow.
according to notices sent out to mem
nrrS or the committee by Charles s
ichdIcton. Republican district chair
man. While nothing definite has been
announced, II is expected that G.
i.hScom Slcmp, Republican member OF
,phsFtSs, VIII be present and ad :
dress the assembly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
Inc rtCcptIOn committee from IN,
VI 10, fnllL
Portray Mountain s.hnoI work

DIT. \. " Hickman, principal Of
the f"rrum system OF Training
Schools. Will present ana explain
stcrcopt!con pictures Of mountain
school work in Virginia, az Laurel
street Methodist Church. tomorrow
night at N.lj o'clock Little SER
mons on Zig Subjects" will he de-
!iNcr"d by Rev. J. x. Laughton at tho
~ o'clock service tomorrow Inorn;nr
This is the second in the series and
Will he on some Good 10 the World
These sermons do not exceed TWEEN
~ minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
CITY l:mployc.s Take on,h

W ISsISIAnt rnsIncrrs OF Tho
Department OF Public Works were
sworn N yesterday for the coming
year by city Clerk Alfred IL. Mellow
Ell! They arc Major NJ -. Hlnkins.
J. y EUbank, y. l.. Dennis. II. T.. La
Trade and v. y. WpodSon. Chief
tl"TK + r Ettos, OF the Office OF City
Engineer Charles t.. Boiling, also
took the oath OF Office yesterday, as
did James NJ y Allen. assessor of
damages They We're all rcappointcd
and gave bond for their new term
Ut Office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
n" Sell .o,rrn,ncnt I,no,,.,ur.

'"nN.d meats which cos, The
United states Government So. 900
uDu VIII hc placed on the market
"ltnln thy next fcw weeks. Mayor
George Ainslic was advised ycstrr-
liE hE government officials The en-
Ire stock VIII BE- sold a. retail 10
ne conSun.r. and the prices xiii bc
mat"Na!iE lover than the last lot
~, tood$tufNs sold hy the government.
"rhcd While Coruci beef hash
roast beef bacon and o,h"r meats ar.
i'i ~" lot which VII be sold Tho
rroHu@t VIII %" rct;,!l"d 10 tho CON
SNIn"r ana WAS originally TIA. rrod-
Hci OF some % the best Known meat
pIe"crs IN The country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
UNITARIAN.
Unitarian Church

Floyd Avenue and Harrison Streot)
OUR FAITH.
The Fatherhood 81. God.
The Brotherhood Of Man.
The Leadership of Jesus.
Salvation by Character
Tho Progress OF Mankind Onward
and Upward Forever.
Services at II A. N. and 3 p. M.
Preaching by Rev. Frank Pratt Sub
jects: Morning. Recognizing tho Gift
OF God" Evening. Finding tho Soul
OF tho Bible" These are tho last
services before the summer vacation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
Stinnctt Indic,cd for ,,,,.,,

"a Noh bOIsf, July :3.-iIarry Stin-
nett. city employee. who wos -
rested Tuesday a; the instance of his
;hiTd wife ON the charge OF bigumv.
mas been held for the .Scptcmbcr
Slani Jury IN the Corporation Court
on that charge. Stinnctt married
mere last January, and. I, is alleged,
that his second Wife did no, die
until July N.rhis year. lie claims he
,honSht his second wife was dead
,Whcn he married. The first wife died
before his second marriage.