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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
STATE LIBRARY ANNEX
WILL Be STARTED SOON
Board Appoints Committee to Con-
slider Plans for Work Authorized
by LEGISLATURE

Erection of the $4,000 ircproof
annex 10 the state Library author
lied 1T the late session OF the Cen
cral Assembly. will start in the near
iuiurc. II has been determined by the
board of the Virginia state Library.
preliminary arrangements for the
erection of tho annex in which to
preserve tac archives Of the state
were made Friday afternoon a; Il
meeting attended by Edmund rrudlc-
ton tchairman). Judge Il. r. w. Duke.
Jr.. Egnert q. Leigh. Jr.. =. V Mere
dith and Dr. Lyon Il. Tyler. pr, Tyler
and Mr.. Leigh. members Of the cNccu-
tive committee. were instructed 10
consider plans for carrying out the
law and TO report to the board for
final action.
Wilmer l.. Wall has been elected
Assistant state Librarian Mg Hall
is originally from Ashland. He is
graduate OF Randolph Macon col
graduate work in the University of
Chicago.
For some years Mr.. Hall held the
position of cataioguer in tho Nir-
Sinia state Library. and later, for
short periods. he was head of the
department of archives and reference
lii rarian.
y number OF additions were made
to the staff of the library "a; the
board. meeting. They arc: Miss
Margaret V. Jones. of stanton. as
enc of the ca,aloeucrs Of tho Ii
brary: Miss Estcllc Bass. Of. Rich
mord. clerk IN the department. OF
archives, and Miss Belle Fitzpatrick.
q: Richmond and Miss leslie W.
Stevens. of Petersburg, general as
sistants In the library.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES TO
LEAVE ANCIENT CUSTOM
Change Dntr of Ecclcsiasticai Icnr to
Conform TO New Canon OF
Council.

Departing from custom in vogue
for lis years. Meade Memorial Eris
copal Church and the Church of the
Good Shepherd Will this year fail TO
EJECT a new vcstry during the week
Immediately following Easter These
churches. the only oues in the city
members of the southern Diocese of
Virginia, are following canon
adopted at the las, meeting of the
Diocesan Council. making the ccclcs-
iaStical year start on the first of
the year.
OF the seventeen Episcopal churches
on the north side of the river. 81.
paufS alone does not conform TO the
established custom. having the cleo
ton OF the vestry on wha: is termed
st. Paul's Day" in the latter part
Of January. This change in the date
of the election of st. Paul's vcStry
was made last yo.-. following a
ruling of the Council OF Virginia
about two years ago 10 the effect
that the date of the election ot their
respective veStries should thereafter
be left 10 the discretion Of the va
-ious congregations.
st. Paui'S ecclesiaSt!d year now
begins February |. Therefore. the
list of ves;rymen Will remain un-
changed. as follows: pr George ROSS.
senior warden: Judge r. Carter Scott.
Junior warden: W. c. Bentley, reg
Judge Beverley T. Crump. John Il.
Young. r. Randolph Williams. Fred
w. Scott, Major Alexander Forward.
T.. B. Thomason. Frederick l.. Noting
and Charles Davenport.
Sixteen Episcopal churches in Rich
mond Will elect restrymen this week
at congregational meetings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
May HAVE NEW BUILDING
CONGREGATION VIII Discuss Oner OF
W. =. Forbes IN Finance Mil
lion-D0Iiar Home

y special meeting of the conEre-
cation OF FRS; Baptist Church will
be held Wednesday night at s:la
o'clock for the purpose of discussing
the offer of w. :. Forbes to finance
the erection of "A new 81 1000, 900 home
for the church.
Mr.. Forbes offer VIII he generally
the usual manner, which is ma
jor.ty vote OF the entire congrcEa-
ton. male and female
The site of the proposed new edi-
flee is the block bounded by Monu-
mcnt Avenue. Park Avenue Null
berry Street and the Boulevard. The
purchase price OF the site was over
100000 and Mr.. Forbes has offered
- increase the gift 10 s75O.O0O IL
the congregation adopts the plan for
TIE new structure.
The special evangelistic services
which have been in progress for
week came 10 close last night in
tn" presence OF congregation that
tl!sd every available scat These
meetings have been uniformly well
attended. tho congregations filling
the main auditorium at each week
night service. 4 chorus choir. under
the direction Of Shpeherd Webb and
Joseph Whit,e:nore. has rendered
soul stirring songs.
"5e.c were sixty nine professions
during the week and fifty-iive adj
d.t!ols 20 the church. Rapt.sn will
?" administered at n special Ban
t:sna! service next Friday evening.
IN" Lords supper VIII be observed
mex, sunday. at which time the re-
cent converts viii he welcomed to
TIC Lords Table for the first time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
RICHMOND CREDIT MEN
TO ATTEND CONFERENCE
This City VIII &c Well Hcpresented
Mt Tri-State Meet nj Norfolk
Wf-tnt~day.

Rscamoaa VII! De represented a: the
tT.-Sta;c conference o: C-ee.; Mems
Associations, when ril! Re Asld -
Norfolk On Wednesday, ~ seven
members u. ,G= 2:cauont C.eti
Mems association zcco-G!H- - an
"cuncea.e:; maze last -.-at
"..l:an y Jones. p-ezicer, e. 80
association hare. r!.. head TIE dele.
CATION and wi.! spea. q o4Gzlt u:
inc Richmond Association " s
Jones. the vice president: and J. r
VOID Hilton IL. Ruff. :iz--y MAJ
z. H!nks and George E--rsIl an
rel arc resident IL Petersburg but
'aemcc-s IL the richmond .ASsoc.a-
tim D. C-eG:; Men.
delegates rom six c..ics rili al
tend the convention Richmond.
l-SncAoUrS, Roanoke and Norfolk vii;
AL ID represented Reports are ina,
baltimore IL sending ii !a,y. dclega-
ton. and -" Washington association
has notified inc. TlG"watcr Credit;
Mems association that j, Will 10 vel!
represented.
Adjutan;-t;eneral 10 Lane stern.
secretary 81 N" Richmond asNocta
NON. "!!l % unable IL attend che
conference WIKI the Richmond dele
CATION. lie stated last might, how
ever. that the principal topic which
WI! be considered xiii probably 10
the rar-cn+ck system. which the
credit men are advocating.
Part OF the delegation wiil I.,y,
here Tuesday evening AZ . O'Clock IN
the chesapeake and chio route. while
the remainder viii leav" later the
! same daS on the Norfolk and west
cru.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
EXPECT LITTLE ACTIVITY
IN COUNCIL THIS WEEK
Mco,inR Scheduled for Tonight Not
Expected to Bring Quorum to
City Hall.

one or the dullest weeks in thu ~,
nails OF tho City Council IL ahe,a :.
inc city fathers. Only one Of thrco
meetings scheduled to be held nj.
week is expected to matoria,iz,
'ihat OF the Ordinance comm,ttco
OF which Marx Gunst In cbaIrm,,
thursday night at o'clock.
regular meeting OF the Common
council. scheduled for tonight >,
o'clock. and regular mcc,i,r -,
the street Committee, oririp,u.
TOT o'clock this afternoon. nrnh
amy VIII not be held. as 1, ~ NO,
ah'icipatod that either tho love-
.rahch or the committee will BIO ,b,o
~ muster quorum on account Of
prediction activity. couplca w;,h
the fact that today Ia a boiida,
The Committee on Ordinance ".i,,
nave before IT Thursday night ,ho
NILS resolution providing for d,y.
iiEht saving In Richmond Tho or-
dinancc. II Is believed, will bc ro-
ported favorably.
As soon az IL meets. tho Commit
tee on Streets viii consider mo
Nunnaiiy resolution aimed at the So
'"!ied eaicty. or onc-man. street
cars and which. II enacted into law
"iii mean the dcath-knell OF thi,
particular device OF conveyance
aSains, which there has been soma
opposition in certain quarters and
which has been made 4 ,nnyoralty
campaign issue by onc OF the two
aspiranis for the Mayors chair. Tho
resolution provides for separate on
frances Tor white and colorcd pas
scnScrs and two-man crew. The
safety car has neither
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
$4,000 WERE MISSED
IN RICHMOND CENSUS
Police End Quest for Persons Who
Failed to Get Berth on
Federal List.

Qucs, by the police for Richmond
ers who were missed In the Federal
census was brought to close yes
ierdaY with the addition Of SCI names,
81. of which, we're turned IN by the
squad OF bluccoats in command Of
Lieutenant Frank \. Campodonica.
and approximately $40 by city guar
dians in charge of Lieutenant Archie
iolt. Tho work was finished about
o'clock
Sergeant !. IT. Du Ruquc 10 whom
was assigned South Richmond. COM
pieted rccheck Of the South Side Sat :
nrday. after nncovcring total OF
i.osD names that had been overlooked
by the Federal cnumcrators.
yesterdays figures carry the tota!
TOT the eight days consumed in the
sprint for additions to Richmoud's of
fcial population to approximately 10
goo, or 1000 fewer than Director OF
Public Safety William NJ Myers. who
ordered the rccheck, and Chief OF TO
ice {. y. Sherry. who supervised
INC police census. had predicted would
he uncovered by the department.
The data obtained by the minions OF
the law will BE- certified to Supervisor
OF census j. VI. Hocock. and the aug
mentcd figures will be ready when
they are called for by the Federal
census Bureau at WASHINGTON
iae police conducted the work in
a painStakinE~ and efficient manner
and are due the commentator Of
every Richmondcr who wishes to sec
his city come into it's own In the way
of an adequate Federal census The
police rcchcck was thorough. and not
AN alley. side street. collar. attic or
honscboat on the river is believed
To nave been overlooked by the blue
coated enumcratorS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
BIBLE GLASSES GROW
MEMS ORGANIZATIONS Become pro,,-
"eht Feature Ia sunday Schools
OF Richmond.

Mems Bible classes have hcco,no >,
prominent feature in many of mo
SUNDAY schools of thistcity. In som.
o' them male adults between tho
iEcS OF II and as have their uam,s
ehF"ilcd as students. ON som, Tho
attendance every Sunday morning Is
larger than In any other department
on the Sunday school work. and in
the inoSs OF them the attendance has
recently been growing
Five OF these strictly mems cl,Ss.s
nave recently entered into a contest
anu theF arc now furnishing each
other with weekly reports. showing
the attendance and collections. and
each Is striving before the end Of Tho
year to show the largest average at
tendance. and the largest enrolled
membership.
These reports arc read out and
compared every Sunday morning. Civ
ing the figures for the previous sun
day Yesterday morning the reports
ioE the sunday before, rs read before
the five classes, gave attcndanccs as
follows: business Mems Bible Class
second Baptist Church 363; Tabcr-
naclc Baptist Church class. 35l:
Mems Class. Grace Methodist Epls-
ropai Church. 40: +. r. Bates Bible
Class. Union Station Methodist,
Church, l6T; Mems Riblc Class. Leigh
street Baptist Church, l3a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
DURRETT TO BE SPEAKER
AT KlWANlS CLUB MEETING
Final Arrangements to Tic Made for
Sending Delegation TO Port
Nnnu Conventions.

D. w. Durrett. Scout commissioner
of tho Richmond Boy Scouts. will be
the principal speaker today at the
regular meeting Of the Richmond
kiwanis club. at o'clock. in the
Business Mems club. q. W. Woodall
is also on the program.
Final arrangements for attendance
by the Richmond delegation of tho
association at the Portland conven-
tion OF Kiwanis clubs viii also he
made at the meeting today. Ralph
T. Harrison and Maxine Ducharmc,
president and secretary Of the club,
respectively, will be the Official dele
gates, and several OF the members
viii also attend.
AS there is a convention of GER
tain Masonic orders In Portland at
the same time the kiwanis conven-
tion is held, il is expected that sew
cral Masons. who are members OF
the club. will attend both ,conven-
lions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
RlCHMONDERS ATTEND WAR
HISTORY COMMISSION MEET
Arthur Kyle Davis Heads Delegation
From This city TO Confer
cncc In Washington.

Arthur Kyle Davis will head the
executive committee of tho VirS!ni:.
War History Commission which will
leave Richmond today for Washing
ton TO attend 4 conference Of seaccu-
tive committees of the various state
war history commissions. Henry X.
McIlwaine. State Librarian: 10 Lane
stern. AdjutantCieneral of Virginia.
and Colonel e. r. Kelley are othcr
members OF the Virginia delegation.
The conference will continue for
two days in the auditorium Of the
Department of the Interior. Matters
relating TO the preservation OF war
history Of the various states and a
discussion Of the best means 10 CO.
ordinate the research work viii be
the chief topics OF discussion.
a. r. Mckinley. secretary OF Tho
National Association OF State War
History Associations, issued the cal
for the meeting. The first dag vii
be devoted TO a round,able discus.
sion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
OnJobEach Night
for Forty Months
Aged Clerk at Virginia
Hospital Averages IL
Hours Ddily.

George Il. Taylor. aged ca. night
c,erk at the Virginia Hospital. holds
inc undisputed championship as a
nis", ha"k. lie has spent an aver
age Of twelve hours every uic,t ror
iortS months on duty. making "A total
of approximately li.io0 hours of scr
vice.
Although nearly 30 years OF aro
ne mas been sick only once in the past
iortS months. and lost less than ;,
week. lie works seven DAVIS !. wco,;
ana mas answered more than Q G0o
telephone calls in this time. or AN
average OF ciEh: IA night Practicall>.
az o. the calls We're for the city am
uian'e. lie has kept a record of
every call.
A!'houSh having missed moro of
ms natural sleeping hour. than nroh.
ANY any other man in Richmond.
.,i iaElor Is In tho host OF health.
his work Indefinitely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
HALL CASE WILL GO OVER
Trial of Prohibition OFFICER TO he
Postponed In Manassas Court
To-day.

When the trial of w. g. Hall. pro-
h!hition agent. charged with killing
hudson and Shackelford. alleged
bootleGSers, is called in Manassas
this morning. it will go over until
the June term of court. The case
was 10 have gone to trial today hut.
on account of the fact that Louis ..
Wendenburg. counsel for Hail. on
pected ~ h" in New Mexico during
the term " ich begins today. defer
ment until June was granted
fia!l Is In Manassas. where he will
renew his bond. in the sum of 10000.
The prohibition agent with three
other members OF the State prohibi-
ton Department. figured in tho now
celebrated Valley Turnpike tragedy.
in which Hudson and Shackelford. al
legged hootlcgscrs. were shot to death
ny the OFFICERS Hall has been tried
before, the trial resulting in hung
jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
FISKE KIMBALl TO SPEAK
AT ART LEAGUE EXHIBIT
EthchinEs Collection to Continue Open
to Public Three Days This Week
= From 10 A. VI. IN q r.. NJ.

II Tiske kimbail. director Of the Nc
Intire School o: Fine Arts at the
University Of Virginia, viii address
the members OF tho Virginia League
of Fine Arts and Hand!crafts and
visitors at the atelicr Of tho league.
lis East Franklin Street. tomorrow
nigh; at O'clock.
The John Barton Payne collection
of etchinss. and the cachinss loaned
BY Richmond collectors and Kennedy.
of New York, will be on view today.
tomorrow and "Wednesday from 10
TO 6 o clock.
An interesting feature of the week
. will De collectors Evening" when Il
is expected that the collectors Will
get together 10 compare their prints
and 10 discuss the relative merits of
The etchings
: majority OF tie authors Of the
Prints n The Payne collection are rep
feScaisd IN the Richmond e;chings
Sut tas-e are only TWO or three du-
siicz:et. Ire same is true OF Tho
..shiass loaned ~ Kennedy. o. New
Ycy1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Miss SpurEcon NJ Country Club
Of Virginia ut II.
Baptist Minister'S Conference Mt
Busincss Mems Club mt i",45.
KiwRnia Club ut business Mems
Club Mt J..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VS.. WASH
tnEtOn ut Boulevard Field mt 3.
Monthly meeting of Woncn'S
missionary Society at Monument
Methodist Church Mt I.
womcn's Club mt {.
Hichmond Groccrs, Inc, Mt MUIR
phys Hotel at =.
Company =. Richmond Grnys, ut
Grnys' .trmory ut s.
Richmond Gcrmnn Club at JEFF
fers0n Hotel mt q.
Lyric-NaudcrIlie. 2:30, s, : 40. q.
Strand-Scil OTJricn Ninstrcn,
.:3u, SEQ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
GENERAL STERN TO ATTEND
NATIONAL GUARD C0NFAB
acknowledgements to Meet and Dis
cuss Military Legislation In
MnahinEtOn.

Brigadier-G General 10 Lane Stern.
Adjutnnt General OF Virginia. will
be one of the principal speakers on
Wednesday at a conference In Wash
ington OF the adjutant generals OF
the United States. General stern, re.
cciYcd notice of the conference yes
tcrday and an urgent request for
participation in the meeting.
Questions of national Importance
viii come before the conference
General stern stated, and part of
the time Of the conference will be
given to the examination of newly
enacted legislation which, II Is as
rerted. has been very confusing. Mat :
ters concerning the welfare OF the
welfare Of the various National Guard
ORGANIZATIONS scattered throughou;
tho United States Will Come before
the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
WOMEN ADVERTISERS CLUB
TO HOLD FIRST MEETING
Election OF Officers md Considern-
tion OF bylaws 10 Come lie
fore New OrEaniEatIon

Election Of officers and the con-
siderat!on Of bylaws will feature
the FIRST meeting OF the Woncn's AS
sociation OF Advertisers since its or
EanizattoD tomorrow at IL O'Clock
a; the Business Mems Club.
Mrs. j. Is. Bowman. who was ap-
pointed chairman OF committee on
bylaws and arrangements at the or
Eanizat!on meeting. Will preside.
Many new members arc expected TO
he taken into the association tomor-
row. Whom IL was organized last
Monday there were twenty-ciEht
women who became charter mem
hers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
SIXTEEN AVIATION FIELDS
LOCATED IN THIS STATE
war Department Dispatch show.
Virginia Progressive In
Aviation.

srG ma has sixteen landing hc!ds
l"F a'fp!a"eS. or liz pcr cent Of the
'otal ~ thc United states. accord
ihs 70 a Dispatch received yesterday
by N" Richmond recruiting office
from! tn Statistics Branch. Genera,
stan Of the War department. Yves,
virginia is the only state withou,
any iaal!ng hcld, thc dispatch shows.
North Carolina has eleven such
fields. south Carolina. we've. Geor-
GA. for,y-e!ght. Florida. forty
four. Kentucky. eight; Texas. M:
Alabama, twenty-five. New Mexico
sixteen, and louisiana fourteen.
Illinois leads all States with n
'o'a! OF i2i. Texas is second in the
list and California, third.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
PLAN OLD COLONY CLUB
ORGANIZATION to Tic Perfected When
suitable Downtown Quarters


Reports that steps are under way
to form an odd Colony Club here
similar to tho one in Norfolk, and
those which have been established
throughout the country. were verified
yesterday when it became known
that officials OF the organization
have been here looking over suitable
locations.
II is believed that the choice will
be some hotel in the vicinity OF the
downtown district. Several hotel
men have been approached and ten
tatlve offers arc said 10 he pending
for the establishment or the new in
sCitution.
The Old Colony Club. IL establish
cd. will furnish a home for members
who come here from other parts Of
the country and accommodations of
the best tyNA for its members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
Set Dnte for Hearing

!. LfSCHBURG. VA. April 4-Miss
.nna l.. Jones. formerly resident ~
,,ynchburg. who was arrested in Nor
pix under warrant charging EN-
iexziement OF $1,000 fund, was
Fought here today and Was admitted
q ban by Police Justice Martin. The
lEe1tminary trial was set for April
The prosecu:rir in the proceed
- Miss Elizab beth Blackford, OF
shinEton. formerly Of LYnchburs,
kno alleges that Miss Jones misap-
}fied FUNDS under power Of at.
S1rney Because OF the prominence
Inc principals, the charge has
t{nsed great interest here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
Albert in bcz Hudgens.

Funeral services for Albert Jabcx
Hudgcns. aged IL. who died at his
residence near Glen Allen yesterday
morning at $40 o'clock. will DO con-
Quoted from the home OF f!s son. II.
Owen Hudgens. 300 East Grace street.
this morning at IL o'clock. Inter
inent will be in R!vcrricw Cemetery.
Mr. HudGens is survived by his
wife. one brother. T. l.. Hudgens. Of
Cumberland County: two daughters.
Mrs. J. j. Dancy. OF Petersburg: Mrs
William Hurkamp. of Richmond and
three sons. J. Everard. Charles l.. and
II. Owen Hudgens. all of Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
Refuse Oncr to Debate.

MONTGOMERY ALA. April -
Replying 10 the letter OF Henry r.
roster, campaign manager for l.. Il
Muserore. candidate for the United
states SENATE IN opposition to Sena-
tor Under wood. suggesting series
OF joint debates between the two.
Lloyd ". Hooper. tho Senator's man
agcr. toniEh, declared that he was
not disposed 10 recommend to Scna
TOR Underwood the acceptance or
your proposal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
TRAFFIC is TIED UP
Easter Storm Causes snow Drifts six
Feet Deep In Nebraska
Il. Capital CIV
my Associated Press l

LINCOLN. EEB., Aprii 4.-Thc al
most unprecedented Easter storm.
shich swept the southeast and south
:entEal sections OF Nebraska aha,ed
Early today. and with higher tenn.
eeratores today the snow drifts. IN
nsny places four 20 six feet deem.
iere disappearing. Train service vas
III demoralized tonight. but main
ines Of all railroads were opened
urtng the day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
1000 KRONEN A YEAR. BUT
II DON'T MEAN ANYTHING
ssioh OF Old Frusaian Family Must
We'd Royalty on Twenty
Fer Snnum
INy A.soe!at..i -, /

-sLpAPEsT. April THE young
enter 81 Arch1uke Frederick.
tho Archduchcss May Alic. b.s no.
ZONE engaged 10 NARY Baron Fred
$sric -Haldhoi, who is 4 scion Of an
isid frussian family Frederic is aged
~ ana a, present If employed I'm a
feInDercia! bank in Budapest lie
hGs a salary Of 5000 kroncn annual
" which, under the prssen; exchange
tate. Is worth about so
eThe father Of the b,!de-to-he was
Sle rlches; man IN tho former mon
,rchy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
Arre.,-d for n.ckl.., DRIVING.

J +. CE.ldress. a8cd thirty-three.
'ihhcr. "ah taken into custody last
hlshi' charged with driving an auto
ihobi!" "hije under tho influence Of
ih'hA Icahts lie was taken to the
rtrs' District Police station and
nancd Tor mis- appearance In Police
Court this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
snake niie. Negro a, Carnival.

J, w. Easter. co.orcd, a carnival
loii'w"'. was bitten Ivy snake late
Saturday iight which he was using
~ 'h'e sh"". Tho bite ~aa In his
nand, "np lis arm swcllcd danger.
ous'j acf"r" The Virginia Hospital
am 'u'ance arrived He was treated,
h"t would not 80 10 the hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
Hurt on street Car.

Charles ONeil. Ill South Lom-
hardy. was slightly injured ycstcr-
day Afternoon when Main street
car On which Inc Was riding coil!dcd
"ith an automobile. ONcil struck
mas mead against a scat. II is said,
causing a painful injury. An apbn :
lance Was called. and the city phys!-
clan treated him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
Ind Two Quart. OF ,Yhi,kr.

II. +. Doanc. OF 2Sln East Marshall
street. was taken into custody yes
tcrday afternoon on the street,
charged with Offering ardent spirits
for sale. lie was also charged VITA
being drunk. and the polio. seized
TWO quarts o, liquor. which they
claim he was Offering for sale