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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
AUXILIARY ELECTS OFFICERS
Women Friends and Relative. OF x.ir-
GINA National Guard Units
Here ReOrEnnlze

WIN the reorganization of the Hugh
S'ockdeil Machine-C;un Company and
Inc tltth Company, First Proyisioual
KcEimcnt, Virginia National Guard, the
Momcn'S Auxiliary, made up OF women
friends and relatives Of the men. also
an active part in social affairs of iitc
companies.
The following officers have elected
Tor the ensuing year:
Mrs: Robert r. Hudson, president:
Mrs. Louie Millhiser. first vice-presi,
gent; Mrs. Henry q. Dickerson SECOND
vice, Mrs. w. u. Jackson
son. fourth vice-president; Mrs Il. S.
marion. NTH vice-presidcnt; Mrs
Julian Hart. sixth Vice-president: Mrs
". W. PoindeNter. seventh vice-prcsi-
uent' Mrs. Charles Mosby. recordin,.
secretary: Miss Leona Cannon assist,
ant rccording secretary; Mrs L. &.
Mai'hali, ST., corresponding secretary;
iIesp ,. secretary; Mrs. r. ~ Geb-
!a.i,t treasurer; Mrs. l.. .. Moore.
assistant treasurer
Several committees were appointed
oS the women IN order that their work
may De simplifed as much as possible
Ihese are as follows:
I'm tertainmcnt-Mrs. louie Mill
erSon' and Mrs. w. IS. jackson, asso-
ciate members.
r, Candy and cisarettcs-Mrs. e. s
NoodSon. chairman; Mrs. T. S. Nhar-
Ton: associate member
visiting and tlowcrs-NIrs Carrie
iH 1g chairman; Miss ThcIina
haynes, associate member
BadEe-Mrs. W. y. Jackson chair
man; Miss Louise Ashworth, associate
member.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
DECLARES PRESENT AGE
DRUNK WITH PROSPERITY
Evangelist Will Preach Last Sermon.
mt Broad Street Methodist
Church To-day.

Declaring that the present age was
drunk with prosperity and that men
and and women we me-. We're blinded to everything
and other luxuries. Evangelist Thur
ston b. Price said last night. in ser
mon at Broad Street Methodist Church,
that he believe God would have TO use
poverty TO bring people back on their
Knees before Him. The subject OF the
crangelistS sermon was "'rhrec Days
III q summarizing, or Jonah"
MI Price will preach two sermons
SUNDAY. and these services will bring
3 1%s revival, meeting here to close,
leader, VIII go Monday to Oxford, y. C,
and Will open a revival campaign there
Monday night. Sunday morning at ii
H Eir,3s. M Mr. Price Price viii preach on a
will preach one OF his strongest SER
mons sunday night. The Unpardonabie
SIN and bring his stay OF three weeks
to close.
Al both services Sunday .trce-will Of
ferings will he taken for Mr.. Price and
NJ Stentz Fred r. Chenault. pastor
pt the church, stated last night that
the Incidental expenses OF the meeting
had been betrayed by the offerings dur,
ing the first two weeks, and that OF
iin: sum not cont had gone TO Mr..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
KICKS ADDRESSES WOMEN
Speaks to Federation of Mothers, Climb
anu Pnrcnt-Teacher
Associations.

Judge j. Hoge Kicks was the princi-
pa Speaker at the meeting of tn. Fed
.ration OF Mot hers Clubs and parent
teacher Association at SO5 East Mar
snail Yesterday afternoon. The meet
ing was wcll-attcndcd, dcsDitc tha
weather Mrs. Robert T. Hudson. lie
Judge Kicks made strong plao for
SUPPORT and Endorsement OF the Iii
now nc per pending in the General Assembly
mot 49, aru 10 providing State aid for
nave fea no means means, OF support
ouoSe fiGkS also asked for volun-
teer play directors. who would agree
70 supervise the play of children in
S Si roped- portions Of Richmond
streets during the summer months.
Lack or home-making Qualifications
IN young and inexperienced wives as
the cause or many OF the troubles thai
were aired in the Domestic Relations
H9urt Was pointed out by Judge Ricis,
VINO is Judge OF this court, and he slI"
Eested classes for young women in t6c
noosek eeping and home making arts
city in Richmond i'''-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
ADVERTISERS HEAR BENEFITS
OF VIGILANCE ASSOCIATION
Walter u. Wright Explains How Bnlti-
more OrgnninntiOn Prevents


Before thc Richmond Advertisers.
Club at luncheon in the Business
Mems Club yesterday afternoon M
1855 O'Clock, Walter b. Wright. beod
of the Baltimore Villgancc Association
Tor the Protection OF Advertisers
urged that budget system DO adopted
among the merchants of this city for
the furihcrance OF the vigilant sys-
tenn. 80
Mr.. Wright. who at one timo was
general manager of n national detcctivc
agency, and also head OF tho police
department OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
ROAD, mas accomplished great results
IN the investigation and exposure of
fraudulent Baltimore advertisers, and
in his talk clearly brought out the
need Of such an institution in Rich
mond.
Irving Grcentrec read u rcpor. on
inc progress of the new advertising
law program now pending in the Gem
G. G; Barksdalc. Of the Union Bank
OF Rlchmond. was accepted as u men,
per or the organization on the motion
or -. " Ezekiel, who presided at the
Raymond Massey. secretary. read q
SATIRE from n New Orleans paper on
HOW to Kill un Advertising, Club
humorous paper on tho danger Of
guack advertisements by Ralph /. Dom
brewer, was also read by the secrc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
TO REDEEM OLD ENVELOPES
Threc-Cent Variety to lie RepIac.d II,
Special Stamp Mt Local
POST Office.

Thrce-ccnt stamped cnSeiopes wi,,
ne redeemed, it WIS announced Nv
postal authorities irom Washington
yeSterday. Al three-cent-sta en-
law came back are being -stamped
With a special stamp sent out by The
posi- once otiitnals at Washington. This
tion or any envelopes thus stamped.
anu selling for two cents. to be re-
ueemed for three cents. 1t was an
II the holder insists on the three
cents redemption he must swear to the
place ana time o: the purchase Of tho
once. THIS statement must be sub
m m. to the Washington department.
LOT ruling Envelopes must in the
mean time be left in the custody Of
the post office officials where redcmo-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
CAN PAY INCOME TAX TODAY
Local Internal Revenuc Once. "a ~.
main open Until 4:30 O'Clock
to Aid Workers.

o'hces of the Internal Revenue Eu.
, ,aann VIII be again open today unit,
i:So O'CLOCK to aid those taSpav.rs
VINO are unable TO return their In
come blanks during the week. if wa
announces by Collector IT, c. L. Mon
cure yesterday afternoon.
Definite instructions arc e5pcctaa to
DC received soon in regard 10 the cSo
ienelon or time for the filing OF fiscal
May n 1t is understood. howeycr
Inat tentative return or an estimate
81 me TAX due, together with ono
March Is. ny
Statements explaining why the re
turns cannot be completed within the
prescribed time and n formal reounst
must he filed by the corporations tnIS =.
ing advantage OF this extension. ISor-
MA postponement will then be
granted, IL is understood hy tho col
lcctors In Richmond 80 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
MEDICAL MISSIONARY HERE
!. TO ADDRESS BAPTIST UNION
Or. Lenvell 10 speak Tomorrow After
\ noon In "eatherford Memorial
~ Church.

DR.. George w Leavcll. medical mis-
sonar sonar OF the Baptist Foreign Board
VIII spend sunday in Richmond under
the auspices OF The BAPTIST Young PEG.
kies tnloH ASSOCIATIONS. Junior and
Senior. He Will address the unions TO-
morrow afternoon at o'clock in the
Weatherford Memorial Baptist Church
.outh Eichmond. lie viii also ne heard
Or. l5eaveN is we'll known here
where ne has on several occasions
a'aressed large gatherings. in the in
aterest o! rnedicaI missions Dr
yen is no" taking special wori: ~
.!ohns Hopkins Hospital In baltimore
preparatory 70 sailing tor CHINA during
Inc coming summer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
General New. Notes

Josh ,Beasley and w W. Wilson,
SouhS men arrested in Richmond sew
erti days ago on the charge of robb:np
soldier companion, were held FOR the
grand jury in Police Court this morn
deny the charge 'oS
Despite the efforts Of the police 10
apprehend him, Sterling Williams, the
neSro VINO late last night shot and
,,hh!GrcH ms wife during Il quarrel at
their home here. is still at large The
woman was shot one time with a Ia
caIihcr automatic pistol.
me census enumeration in Petcrs
burs has been completed, according to
an az. ahn"uncement made today by Dis
Law S ncnSI,in IN M w. smithey. of
the population or the city and sur.
r9iunuihE territory will probably he
given out from Washington in tho
next several weeks " 'he
un MnEor Robert Gillian today called
upon every civic orSanization i'm thn
city TO cooperate in making "Amnr .i. ;
S Sin LAY; which is TO he celebrated on
MAY /, the biggest in the history Of ;Hn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
Crump made Cnp,ntn !, n,u..

WIN one company already given
Federal recognition, a race ia nov on
between Companies Il and G. r J.. l. Il
Tor the honor OF being the second com
pany or inc old battalion rcorGanized as
Trump. member Of the old battalion.
has been elected captain Of COMPANY
=. ROBERT IL. Rose has been chosen
liFSt lieutenant, and g. BT..isir..t
Peaseley. Jr., second lieutenant. can
;ain Crump enlisted with the Blues
IN 1903. serving through all grades
overseas he was commanding officer of
Companies r. and q. One Hundred and
sFonrth Ammunition Train, and received
DIS captains commission while in
sFfancc. Captain Reuben Burton will
.commahd the rcorsaAized Company %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
DELEGATES or NUMEROUS
SCHOOLS AT CONFERENCE
IWcnty.Four Educational Institu-
tons Of Virginia Represented at
Volunteer Student Convention.

The opening session OF the State
fStudent Volunteer Conference con-
Nened last night at \ O'Clock in the
centenary Methodist church and was
.,ddrcssoG Oy Rev. 4. prank Price. H.
10, OF AaGh!n. China. ihe SUBJECT or
lid i'r""icnnS ihe meeting was
pened %! a snort uevot onal service
tea oy pr >ee'vy N iompk,ns. OF
.-e''nn
lecd,ns IN. r:ice Was L. o. HID
I'D state secretary OF the Young
as Christian association. VINO spoke
,'World Problems AZ They Challenge
i rs Americans >tudcnt Today The
/ .surtss OF WELDON, was delivered 10y
seminary. ana pr I. \. Smoot Wei
! t"med the students on h"hal; OF the
rhmond churches.
Dr. Price. ia hs address 20 the visit
! ing students. proved great student
Z oil Far Eastern affairs, and pointed out
thai. although China ists been open TO
years, yet there are on every hand tr:-
Editions and customs which block 10
4 The missionaries he informed ;h"s,
present that twenty-nvr years 40
even the hest educated of china'S vast
Population knew comparatively little
Of the world outside. and II thNt time
there Were only two newspapers in the
en-; re empire
DIR. Price went Ola 20 say 'ha; AZ tn.
present time tiity newspapers arc scat
q tered throughout China and following
the passing Of opium and footbinding
( the whole setting Of traditions and
customs are in vast upheaval. Dr.
] Price conferred his efforts on the part
that America Is 10 play in the events
OF the Far East. and added that the
whole solution of the present chaotic
Z state OF affairs in the Orient lay in tho
spreading OF the Christian religion By
I American missionaries He closed with
! the statement that China looked TO this
country 10 save them. and that IL Is
our duty to do all within our power to
accomplish this end.
The second conference meeting will
he held this morning ~ a:lj o'clock.
This afternoon ut o'clock the con-
/ ference will elect officers while the
third session Of the convention will
be held tonight at S o'clock. DR.. Charles
y. Logan. being the principal speaker.
Twenty-four schools. colleges and
universities are represented at the
meeting with leo students representa-
tires. The largest delegation is from
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
with twenty-one.
The address OF welcome was made
by the president OF the city union by
Gotham Smith and By DIR. T 4 Smoot
The devotion period WAS lead by G..
w. Sadlcr Among IN. speakers last
night was D. e. II ibbard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
WOODLAND HEIGHTS WANTS
STREET IMPROVEMENTS
MN resolutions at Meeting Inst
Night Asking For More

Ialks were made by J. Preston car
foyai and c. S. Ford at a well attended
meeting OF the Woodland Heights civil:
ASSOCIATION, which took place last night
in the Forest Hill schoolhouse
Resolutions were ndontrd =, ~,
meeting calling for the Improvement
OF Senines Avenue, and commit, ecs
Mayor George AinSlic
Committees were also appointed to
invite Mayor Ainslee and John Hirsch
women included, 1T Bainbrid~e JInninr
Hlsh school. the date TO be left 10
inc S convenience of the speakers.
S"ilhiItees We're appointed 10 wait
Oh Ine Director of Public Safety to
urge the opening of Thirtieth stree, 10
Semmes Avenue 20 give the fire com
panies petter access 10 Senmes Ave
OIL hfc plugs west OF Semmes Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
CHRISTMAS TREE ROBBER
TO SERVE go DAYS IN JAIL
N'rn OF Stealing Isnby's Spoon
ana Tin from Bencfactor',
Home,

cnarsed with the theft of a baby,s
spoon and pin valued at 500 uanry
-. llaveron was found guilty Of nnt;t
diarcety ana sentenced TO serve siStv
Gays IN Jail yesterday in Police Conrf
fiafron was charged with the theft
OF the pin and spoon from n Christ .
mas tree in the home of Rev II r
onihanit. who're he applied for aid. lie
anu when he lief; the house the pin ami
spoon were missed. "a" H"u
William Wilson. colored. was also
aound guilty OF petit larceny by tho
court and sentenced to servs .i,:
months IN Jail. Wilson is alleged 70
nave robbed garage belonging to r
Martin o! quantity of gunny sack
ing ana automobile supplies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


,ormer superintendent Of the southern
H,raiiway terminals in this city. who died
ihursoay at his homo in Charlotte. \.
-. TO "hich place he went two years
ago In quest OF health, will he held in
mis- city today. with in:crm.nt in Ilol-
.!"ooa lie Is survived by two daugl,-
,srs. mrs. NJ. l.. Fcndley and Mrs r.
W; rrtchard. OF Charlotte Mr.. Huds-
peth wllc. formerly Miss Lula Fray
ser. dlcn several years ago.
Mr. Hudspcth was born IN M;dlo
thian, Chesterfield County. in 1887. He
was veteran railroad man. hayin"
entered the service of the Chesapeake
years or age, and worked himself nm
In me service, being superintendent, al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
RICHMOND MAN DIES
Jack Reilly Found I'm BnItfmorr uo,.,
nnd Identified by Fellow
Workman.

POLICE here have confirmed the ;den-
titication OF the body Of n man found
more Hotel, baltimore, as thai 81
Jack Reilly, Formerly OF Richmon,i
VINO lived on East Marshall Street
HSNucsts OF the Baltimore police as
70 the identity Of the dead man led 70
ne discovery that he was a former
klchmonder. Dispatches from Baj;i.
death. hut state that he was ident;iicd
there by William Campbell OF Edea
wood as fellow workman Police
the dead man "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
william Gold pn,I;,

william Gold Pulliam. formerly Of
ihchnond, son OF the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert NJ. Pulliam, of Richmond. died
~ ms home in Wilmington, 4. g.
THURSDAY. following prolonged illness
stone c: Pulliam. both of Wilmington:
iour sisters. Mrs. L. j. Rout. Mrs, vii,
lam Gibson. Miss Henrietta pull.am.
u n this CITY, and Mrs. Conner Jones. OF
=! T,eterspurE and two brothers, Samuel
H. =. ana Robert NJ. f'ullian. of Richmond.
r3r thirty years Mr. Pulliam was an
ohciai Or the Atlantic Coast Line Rail.
but prior to that time he resided here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
LABOR CASE is DISMISSED
NO Ground for Criminal Action Araipx,
HEAD or Bnughman Stationer,
Company.

James S. Francis. president OF the
dismissed yesterday in Police Court on
q charge OF attempting 10 prevent q
former employee. |. w. Walsh. from
obtaining work elsewhere. Motion u
dismiss the case was made nv CON,
missioner of Labor John Hirschbcrc
who asked for dismissal on the grounds
mat civil action would be moro APP
propriate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
BURY TIFFANY IN LOUDOUN
may - accompanied to Last Restinx
fince by Colleagues OF Dead

Funeral SERVICES for W. y. Tifranv
!ate member Of the House from Eau,
lu!er County. who died Thursday
afternoon In st. Luke's Hospital after
an illness or several weeks. will he
neId ms afternoon at O'Clock in
MiddlcDuns, Loudoun County.
Inc pody was accompanied BY his
son. G. l.. Tiffany, and Senators
.rEIerN and BYRD. and Delegates Hail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
SOLDIER FACES CHARGE
OF STEALING AUTOMOBILE
Petersburg Jury Holds Two Others ON
Complaints That They Rob-
bed Companion.

PETERSBURG. VA. March 5.--Nich-
olos Van Burkirk, q young white man,
elniminS to be soldier and inmate OF
the walter Reed Hospital. Washington.
ana his homo as New York City, was
lodged in Jail here today with n charge
OF stealing an automobile from his EN-
pioEer. lie. will be given hearing in
man. who has been in the city but a
week. was arrested in Richmond yes
tSruaE as he was attempting to sell
the machine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
Thomas L.. Harden.

Thomas J.. Harden died Yesterday
evening at 7:c5 o'clock at his residence.
90 North Twcuty-third Street Mr.
Harden IS survived by his wife. Sa-
Nelia j.: Harden: three daughters. Mrs.
e. w. Fletcher. Marian and Louise Har
ueh; one son. Raymond l.. Harden: one
sister, ]. III. Coleman. of Dinwi6die
county, Va. and one brother. James
harden. OF Highland Springs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
Nesrcs. Sent to renit,,t,,r

Cousins. pleaded guilty to charge
OF grand larceny yesterday in the
HustinES Court. she was tried by
Judge Richardson and sentenced IN
serve year in the pcnitentary. Ac-
cordinE to the indictment the Cousins
woman stole several articles OF value
from Mrs. J. a. Childress
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06

lULASkI, March 5.-Mrs. Sarah Al
!son, widow OF Robert Allison died
Wednesday night at Delton' death bc-
inS due TO complications She is sur
WED by these children: Mrs. r. Jen-
nihgs. OF Maryland: Miss Ida Allison.
OF Pulaski County ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06

CtLPf.Pi2R. VA, March 5-The I'm.
neral services for Thornton S:rinrfei.
20; ;"%' "h2 died at the University Hospi
rcnsbmrG BAPTIST church Wejn,s ~,
na;.ahooh' With burial III the church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06

william Forbes Adams. s.; Risho, ";
inc Protestant Episcopal Diocesn Of
i;;n. died al mis- home her. todoy.
nhsnop Adams death was due ,argeiv
to the inflrmities OF age. 5e's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
Mra. Ellen Rnnd-

PtLhSkI, March Mrs. Ellen Bond
90. VIE of y " Bond. died Thursdav
rom rom cancer; She is survived by her
husband and seven children '-'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06

JIM Mnruhy: ~. barber OF Peters
burg. and Fred TrewalIer. - ;, i.bera-
residing at l16 South Cherry Strnct
richmond. were arrested yestrrdnv ana
taken TO the First Police Station
charged with being drunk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
Lawrence Stc,,,.r.

PULASKI. March 5-I.awrcncc S.c
phehs died Thursday AT Barren SDrinrs
from Pneumonia supcrinduccd by in
j. II. stephens. who siiryjvc w.;,1" - -
~idow. one child, three brothers and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
EMPLOYMENT
Help WanteI-Femaie.

Help MANUFACTURING. 31
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON. either ssI
o., may earn splendid income corresponding:
Tor newspapers: all or spare time e.nsr
rience unnecessary: no canvassing: subject
suggested. Send for particulars Nations /
fress bureau. Buffalo. ~. Y.
BARBERS-Wanted, at once good ,,,Lj,
>, oarbGss ADDRESS n. e. Stephenson, Ma
l9naL sarocr Shop. Petersburg. Va.
CHlROPODIST-biust have JI,ei,IL..
Statc Boagd license: Apply Alexandria .:
periencc in handling branch tciephono
ens preferred Good hours and per
party. Apply L. .. Box 1888. giving phone
man as grocery clerk ApDIy In afternoon
I.l6eral WAGES. 4oS South First Strcat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
Deaths.

,oI day March are 4: 1929; James Winston " Sin.
lie is survived by his wife. Indie Wus, w "Ss
S SIN one son. James Winston sinton. Jr.:
Ton; Two sisters. Misses jamie and Euse-
MA olnton. and one brother. \. c. Sinton
funeral services from hia rcsIdence IN
sit ParI Avenue. SATURDAY. March s. at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06
Funeral Directors.
Personals.

PnAIP-Edwin Phaup funeral director and
,s GthpSainsr; 90 East Main Street Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06

SUITS dry cleaned and pressed 81. Called
Eroad Randolph zoos. ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-06

1 HAXE this day sold my grocery store
Sebeisky All bills will be paid in fnIl ' ~,
me. L. II. Lcadbettcr " o' "
WANTED number OF scenarios ihI,
month by company lust for,nin,:
HIGH prices paid Submit yours AT one:
p,notopiaE brokerage Co.. 2I3 Linden Street;
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-05-21

cate Of title has been issued. the original
holder must endorse on the back of same
an assignment thereof to the purchaser.
together with warrantee Of title and a
statement of all liens or membranes on
said motor vehicle. This endorsement and
assignment is to be made on the rear of
the title certificate in the space and form
provided therefor by the Commissioner.
The original owner then delivers HE title
certificate to the purchaser, together with
the motor vehicle which he is selling. The
purchaser in turn must present this certi-
ficate to the Commissioner and make ap-
plication for new certificate of owner
ship before he can secure license tags to
operate same. The charge for the new
certificate is also $1.00. After September
1, 1t shall be unlawful for any person to
sell or transfer car within the limits Of
the State Of Maryland unless there shall
pass between the parties such certificate
of title with an assignment thereof in the
form prescribed by the Commissioner Of
Motor Vehicles. The penalties for viola
tons Of this provision are from $500 to
$1,000 or imprisonment for not more than
10 years.
The certificate Of title does not have to
be carried in the car, but should be kept
In asafe place with other valuable papers,
but owner may be required to produce
same for inspection BY a proper officer of
the law.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-05-21
Janet Montgomery Chapter.

Janet Montgomery Chapter. D. A. r..
met Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. J. Frank
Wilson. at Kensington. this county. The
following persons were accepted as mem
bers Miss Henrietta Waters. Mrs. Smith
Allnutt, Mrs Sallie C. Hamill. Miss Isabel
NJ. Browning. Miss Elizabeth Gilliland.
Mrs. Blanche Waters Hall. Mrs. Mary Simp-
son, Mrs. Edith Maeruder. Mrs. Margaret
Cissel, Mrs. Ruth Veirs and Mrs. George
W. Jones.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Regent, Mrs.J. II. Loueh-
borough vice-reeent. Mrs F. P. Stone ;
recording secretary. Miss NJ. Louehboroueh ;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. s. L. Brown;
treasurer, Miss NJ. II. Talbot; registrar,
Mrs. Lewis jackson; historian, Mrs. Z. L.
Bullard parliamentarian, Mrs. z. J. Harris
horn chaplain. Mrs. II. L. Wells; press
committee, Mrs. Lewis Jackson; members
Of the board, Mrs. Talbot. Mrs. Wilson
and Mrs Wells.
Mrs. J. Frank Wilson was unanimously
declared 4 be the chapters choice as q
candidate II, VIcc-Reeent Of the State Of
Maryland.
The next meeting will be held Tuesday
June 9Th. OF the home Of Mrs. Frank 7
Stone
Refreshhents were served. IS Jun,
~