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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-21
PALATIAL AERIAL
 LINERS TO START
 EASTERN SERVICE
6-Passenger Planes to Oper- ate Between Pittsburg and
 Indianapolis Next Month.

CHICAGO, Sept. 21-Passengers as we'll as mail will be carried on three aerial mail routes, contracts for which have been awarded to the Lawson Air Line Company of ! Chicago, by the Post Office Depart ment.
 The first service will start be- , tween Pittsburgh and Indianap.li lis, via Columbus and Cincinnati, in November.
 Palatial air liners, with wicker chairs enclosed in glass-windowed streamline bodies, are being built for the new service, officials of the company announced.
 The Government contract provides that each plane must carry 1,500 pounds of mail per trip. In addi ton the company is providing ac- cancellations for 16 passengers, the latter end of the business being private venture. Three hundred and six round trips yearly on each route will be scheduled
 Service on the New York Chicago and New York-Atlanta routes prob ably will not be inaugurated until next spring.
 A night service on the lines is planned. and berths fashioned On the plan of Pullman berths will be stand ard equipmen. on the planes, FloNG K. Smith, assistant general manager of the company, said. Shower baths, lavatories and all modern conven fences will ,-e in the equipment, ke said
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-21
American Ieapne

At Cleveland-Cleveland 8, Boston
 3. At Chicago-Chicago 13, Philadel-
 phia 6. At St. Louis-New York 4, St. Louis
 g. At Detroit-Washington 9, Detroit
 3.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-21
BASEBALL PROBE
 ! IS OPENED; MANY | CALLED TO STAND
Rigid Investigation of Gam bling Charges in Worlds
 Series Is Promised.

CHICAGO, Sept. 21-The Grand Jurys investigation of alleged gambl- ing in connection with last years worlds series baseball games and the game here August 31 between the Chicago and Philadelphia Nation. al League teams opened here today. In the latter it is charged that play CTS on the Chicago team deliberately threw the game allowing gamblers to clean up thousands of dollars on the result.
 More than a score of baseball Of ficials, players and baseball writers have been subpoenaed as witnesses.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-21

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Sept 21.- Thirty thousand former service men are expected to attend the second annual convention of the American Legion here September 27 2S and g.
 The convention, which will take up problems of nationwide interest will also provide opportunity for scores of reunions and divisions of smaller units. Visitors will include many distinguished men.
 A parade on the opening day is to be one of the features of the gather ing. All of the Legionnaries will march. Sixty bands will furnish the music. The size of the parade is expected to freshen memories of the veterans of the time when the French peasants stood at roadsides to watch the men of the American Expeditionary force marching to the front
 There will be big questions to de- eide. Among the chief of them is that of the attitude of the Legion toward a bonus for the 100000 mem bers of the Legion and the question of drive to bring every eligible ex- service man within the fold The aim of such a campaign, leaders state, would be to make the Legion the most powerful, non-partisan. un- selfish force in American affairs. While various state departments of the Legion will submit other reso lutions for action by the national body, the following twelve matters are expected to receive the most at tention:
 An Americanization program. hay ng for it's purpose the assimilation of the nations alien population and aiding immigrants in learning Am arcan ideals, history and custome
 The four-fold bonus proposition. CD Land settlement-former ser vice men and women to receive $1.50 for each day of service, to apply on he purchase of land and Government projects. or loans for buying equip | ment: (2) Home aid. with S2 for l each day of service, to apply on the purchase of a home or farm; (3) Vocational training. with $1.5O for each day Of service, to be paid within h year after the approval of the I bill: 4) Cash compensation of S1.5O for each day of service. to be paid as long as the recipients are l obtaining education from the govern ment.
 More adequate aid and care for wounded American soldiers.
 Granting of immediate citizenship to all who served in the army, nary or marine corps.
 | Revision of the Civil Service regu- iations to make it easier for former service men to obtain public em- ployment
 Decision upon definite military or non-military policy.
 Declaration of Armistice Dav Nov | ember II. as a national holiday
 Drastic action for those who have proved slackers in the world war.
 Opposition to the participation Of Legion men. as members of the or ganization, in labor disputes. Planning of membershiD drive to raise the present membership of 2.OO0 900 to twice that number Election Of new officers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-21
U. s. FLYERS AT PARIS PREPARING FOR START
 OF BENNETT CUP RACE

PARIS, Sept 21-Capt. R. W Schroeder, Capt. Corliss c. Mosely and Howard M Rienhart, three Am erican ayiators who have entered the International Airplane race for the Gordon-Bennett trophy cup, are at the Le Bourget and Villa Cou5- lay airdromes tuning up their ma chimes for the race, which besms September 27. H. G. Hawker, r. Raynham and L. R. Tait-Cox, the British entries. will arrive here in a day or two, flying over from Eng land.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-21

You may LEARN something - perhaps something valuable to you -aoout real estate by reading to- days ads.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-21
TULSA WINS WESTERN
 LEAGUE 1920 PENNANT

KANSAS CITY Sept. 21. By splitting a doubieheader with Sioux City yesterday, Tulsa, Oklahoma, won the 1920 pennant of the West ern Baseball League.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-21
5 YEAR OLD GLIDING
 SETS Z MILE RECORD

NEW YORK. Sept 21.-Exter- minator, the five-year-old gelding owned by w s. Kilmer, broke the American track record for two miles at Belmont Park last week in the race for the Autumn Golf Cup. He ran the distance in 3:21 4-5. The pre- yious record was 3 9 3-5.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-21
PERMIT FOR DEMPSEY
 MORAN SCRAP REFUSED

BOSTON, Sept. 21. - The State Boxing Commission today refused to sanction the proposed heavyweight championship fight here between Jack Dempsey, title holder, and Frank Moran No reason for the commissions action was given.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-21
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
National League.

National League. At Boston-Chicago 6, Boston l. At New York-New York 5, Gin cinnati 2; Cincinnati g.. New York g. At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 2, Pittsburg I At Ph1ladelphia-St. Louis 4, Phil adesphia 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

Housewives arc. overlooking their
best he, in combating tho high cost of
living without making the lowly pea
nut an ally, according to Frank
FouShcc. former Director Of the Bureau,
OF Markets here, who is in Richmond
launching campaign TO boost peanut
consumption.
Although every other article Of GOOD
seems 10 be going straight up in the
air. Mr.. Foushcc declared yesterday
that peanuts have fallen in price from
10 cents. Il pound farmers stock 10
l.. anb cents u pound within the
past two months. There are l35 ways
OF preparing peanuts for the ,ahl. as
Il food. he said.
There were 100000 pounds OF pea
nuts raised in Virginia last year. and
II Is said that there are 10000 peanut
iaiScrs in Virginia and North Carolina
Foreign importation of 100000
pounds OF peanuts last year is blamed
by the peanut raiserS as the cause Tor
the fail in prices, which has tended to
Slut tho market.
Hccausc of the hculthfulncss OF r; ~
peanuts. the Virginia Carolina Co. op-
crative Peanut Growers Exchange is
advocating the use OF raw peanuts as
roasted peanuts now arc used. An at
tempt also is 20 be made to place pea
nuts on the market hereafter The S;.iue
rs merchandise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
SELECTS SCOTT FOR POST
ON HISTORY COMMISSION
Former Naval Officer Succeed. George
Bryan aS Head OF Itichmond


Announcement of the selection Of
George Cole Scott to head the work Of
N. Richmond branch of the Virginia
war History Commission was made ct
the meeting of the commission last
night in the Senate chamber. Mr. Scott
succeeds George Bryan, who resigned.
reports Of chairmen OF the various
The meeting. Miss Julia Suily. who is
chairman of Section MIL. which deals
With the military and civil services OF
Virginia negroes. reported that head
quarters for the board or negro collab-
orators had been opened yesterday in
Room SOL. Mechanics Bank Builtling z.
.iohn Mitchell. Jr.. chairman OF the
board, Is in charge of the Office Miss
Suliy. stated that tho negroes were he
ginning in earnest TO collect the neccS-
Sary data for their reports and the out
TOOK was encouraging. She plans u
meeting within the next few weeks
by the negro collaboratorS
Adjutant- General 10 Lane Stern an
bounced that he had discovered "a new
\lrginiI regiment through the medium
OF Investigations which he had been
carrying on as chairman OF the section
dealing with draft law and EirEinia
organizations. This regiment was the
rive Hundred and Tenth Engineers II
was Il coiored regiment. he said. and
tuucu mat there We're no colorcd or
EaniZations OF volunteers from Virginia
wnlch took part in the war.
Chairman Davis suggestion that tho
tory Commission h" held az the Univrr-
Sity OF Virginia was discussed bv tho
members present and left to the cXccu-
i've committee for final act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
MEMEFEE is CITED
Distinguished himself AT MoiIcNIllc,
France-AvHrded Cr0iA dc
{.nsrrc.

General 10 Lane Stern received the
var record OF First Lieutenant Mar
YIN J. Menefee. OF Luray, Va who IS
in tho Walter Reed Hospital al Wash
inSton, recovering from injuries re-
Sciyel while at Molieville. France.
during the latter part OF the world
war. yesterday. lieutenant Mcnrfee
received the Disttnsuished Service
Cross on January il, 1919. for extra
ordinary heroisrn. the record show s.
The citation Is as follows:
While in charge OF a thirty seven
mNlem"ter gun section. III advance OF
the other troops. Lieutenant Mcncfcc
displayed unusual courage by opcrat-
ing the gun. himself. after his gun
ncrs had been Killed. thereby holding
machinc-eun nest. which was sup
porting the line"
In addition to She Distinguished Ser
vice Cross. lieutenant Wcncfcc has re-
ccircd the CroiY dc Gucrrc, with
palms. from tho French government
for this service, and has been made
4 member OF the Legion Of Honor.
Besides these honors. Lieutenant
Menefec has to his credit the inven-
ton Of an attachment for The quadrant
sight OF the one FOUNDER gun. which
enables the Grcr 10 inspect tho level
OF the quadrant without moving from
his seat AZ the gun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
MACHINE GUN MEN MEET
lorh"eii Company Makes SAT-
Siacf"rE Progress in Drill
MantsnIcrs

Mem DerS OF the Hugh Stochdou Ma
,;.th"-,inH Company held their reg
60 o. WecM.y lncei!nE last night in the
IN" rapid strides IA Tie dri,,inr 81 -
,.eh' ~ vas announced last night ana
work. Will 'hc
William W. Poindcxter is cautain or
ihc organization; Charles W"adso,,
nrs, M,..nicnant, TazcwcN 5. wharton
ani William G. Webb. sncond ii. 80
tenants; James !. Fox. Jr.. first sar-
""tn. Nra! w. Reardon. supply SER
s"am, ',ar! II. .icopfarih. mess SER
TI"";a,Hn, George r, Hopkins. Walter i
W iIhn!S Wendell .. SiSiilman. Hart
W. Is Hawthorne and Charies l..
i.arr,son, ScvEcants: David l.. Tonev.
l lin,bA :: HaMks. iIoratio 7. Yarbor-
NGnntl!y and Raymond 7. RickIrond
H"rpuralS; Donald W. Nsi,Ir? mus;
''3M. ana ErsScll J. Fowler mechanic.
I Lrsi-ciass privatcs arc: Audrey :.
M%rrS"tte and Wilbur H. Ode!l.
l'FiFat"S arc: Thomas o. Atwell En-
%cue G. Banks. purwocd E Eargnt.
reward =. bt!icy. Vivien T. Butler
1,ii,,nE" T. Carson. Henry s. EInhn.
nv ".H vj, ogEof9' Edward L Gw"th-
zen ~ Wa t"r :. Ifitc. William u.
tiym"n II, Thomas q. Jennings. Ron
rr, ". !.tt"u'Hc. Jesse l.. Nccks. leon
- &!!'rSr .irrg"rT :. McTvrce. Edwin
ir,Gor!y. jonn =. Power. Joe Cullen.
t.CEar =. SALE. samuel Savage. Smart
N.nS William r Trimmer and Os-
cay /. watson.
!.s r"guiar meeting Of Tho compare
~! be he.t next Tuesday night. and
-" '3H'.urtcd tomorrow night In Tho
a:!n"C" ~ O'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
GIVE LAST OF LECTURES
DIR. Frederick Roy Gcigcr VIII Adj
dress Advertisers Club UFridny) on
psyrhDiogy Of iJyerfisinI,.

ljr. Frederick Roy Gcigcr. Ph.D. and
professor Of philosophy and psychol-
%EN @! William and Mary College will
deliver IN" last OF Il SERIES Of lee
tyres which he has hccn giving on the
subject Til" Psychology OF Advcr-
Using. al tho Friday meeting OF tile
lichtnond Association Of Advertisers.
IN" meeting Will hn held at O'Clock
~ tn" BUSINESS Mems club Several
matters Of importauc" will come be-
Tore 'hc club on" viii! bc the sclec-
ton OF = committee to nominate nov
officers for he coming GSca! wear An
other viii 10 the discussion OF or
ran!zatioa of associations OF adver-
tiS"rs in other cities in the state
T. \. Ezekiel. president, stated last
night tina; Tho club vas willing 10
aid in Tho formation Of Il state or
@'u'2a,ion a. soon as the number OF
r!Ihs IN Virginia is sufficiently arce
T. Warrant il. Through IN" efforts Of
tho Richmond association. Il club az
:'dNor'ls"rS wa% organized in Newport
E"WS q icw days ago. aud Dr Dire +.
Anderson. who has gone To I.vnchhur;
Ion IN" i:i"huord organization. has
agreed {" sponsor the organization or
!: clDD - tlaf U!Hcc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

West Virginia deb, ease hearing
before special rOun,iSsIoner. Rob-
CIT ". scott. rUOm RE-, Mutual
building. at 1880.
icntcn services at 81. I'nut's I:pts-
c"pa1 Church Mt 1.
Social Service Federation ut JET
frr>on Hotel nt FARO.
Association Of Methodist I.pixco-
pal Momcu. 1T Crntcnar. Church.
at 3:3u.
James River Garden Club, at 5U4
West Franklin street. mt {.
WilIinm and Mary VluInni Assoc
chiffon. ;:t business Mems Club. att.
.tthictir League players. manage
rrs and officials. at fiarris-I'lippcn'n
store. At y.
I.cnten Mission. nj Christ Eplsco-
pnt Church. at y.
south Richmond Suburban Asso-
cation. nj Forest nm school. az
>:I1.
toniran! II. u. l.. l. Ulucs, AT
Hiue> NrHorS- al $40.
t1trhugh Lee Camp. Spanish War
Veterans, at trays -trmory, at
$40.
i,ri"--:;:.0. .:t3. D:ao.
Strand-Dark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
GOVERNOR DAVIS POWDERS
APPROPRIATION MEASURES
Executive Will Go Slow in Approving
Bills Pcnding Determination OF
States Finances.

Governor Davis said yesterday he
mad made no final disposition OF a
number OF special appropriations bills.
passed by the General Assembly dur
ing the closing days OF the session.
These include $4,000 for tho erection
of IN O-thopedic hospital. $4,000 for Il
Mreproof building for the housing Of
in the erection Of a library as !, Siat,.
memorial Sto the men and women of
Nirsinia who served in the world war,
Matthew Fontaine NTaury. of the CON
icderatc navy.
one or two fec bills arc being con-
with ihe appropriations bills lie il;
surveying them carefully in order TO
determining Just how the finances of Tho
prevail 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
WILL RE|NVEST PROFITS Z
IN REPLACING EQUIPMENT
Virginia Halfway and Power Com
panH Will Spend Surplus Over
Entire system

Practically the entire surplus over
and above operating expenses OF the
Virginia hallway ana Power Comuany
Tor The past sin months * to be re-
lhHrSleu IN Inc property In Til. pur
chase Of Improvement and in repiac-
ing Worn-out equipment. according TO
a statement made yesterday By Off
Gals OF the company.
This course has been authorized bv
the board OF directors OF the com
pany. ii is declared. and the surulns
To be spent Will amount To Sl.31i,a5S.
Tho surplus for the past six months
was $t.ii3.9"S. according 10 the last
published statement OF the COMPANY.
The expenditures planned by the COM
pany will he made over its entire svs-
TEN. including Norfolk. pctcrSburg.'
Portsmouth and Richmond.
This action will ncccSsitatc the cur
tailment ofal dividends on the stocks
OF the com7anN for the time beima.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
RESUME NEST VIRGINIA
DEBT CASE HEARING TODAY
commissioners Wirkham Reviews
Case From Its Inception
i'm i3nf

Testimony Of Henry T. Wich'.aln,
commissioners In the Vest Virginia debt
"ase. the iinai hearing of which is in
nirGitss before Special Commissioners
i:"h"r' T.. Scott NOW, took un the en-
tir. day Yesterday
ATTORNEYS representing prar.jen!l.-
every on" Interested in Tie case we're
present yesterday al the hearing which
lasted all day Mr. Wickiian. fin his
testimony yesterday reviewed tho c:sc
,roin thc date wien the West Virginia
d"nt commission first met. in 1901.
Mr. Nicihium Gid not finish his tcstI-
mnnT by ~" time the hearing. adiourn-
go last night. AMI viii continue IL this
morning at in:3" O'clock, when a soc-
oud session viii b." h.id.
claims against the $1,000. 600 in ca sl,
ana $l".u"o.0oh ~ bonds. which arc 10
hv disposed az By the commissioners.
are said 10 aggregate several hundred
thousand dollars outside OF the claims
~ Tho old bnmhhnldnrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
GETS 2 YEARS FOR FORGERY
Thurber 4. Packer Pleads Guilty I'm
huSffnEs C0urt-Scntcncc Is
Deferred.

inu'pcr a. Packer pleading guilty
IN tiustings Court yesterday morning TO
indictments charging him with utter
ing two Forged and worthless checks.
one Tor SSo and another for $50 on
isucGerS Hotel i'll August. 1915. Judge
- =. Richardson fixed his punishment
at TWO years in the pcnitentiary on
one cnarSe, with the understanding
mat the other would be mol prosscd
i'asSitig OF sentence was deferred
unttl THIS morning. at the request Of
who desired the court 10 hear from
NeV. l.: Cary Montague. probation. Of
hcer: Packer. it is said was instru-
livery.
hacker was formerly lumber sales
man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
KINDNESS WAS COSTLY
Hospitality OF baltimore Wan l. Rc-
trIycd D.! Stranger. Who Nc-
cNsis Slim on STREET

Too much Kindness COS, Il. J.. Lana.
nan, o. Baltimore. $3.50 yesterday. ac-
co-iinS to . story tina, u" told Can
tain y. s. Wright. chief q. detectives.
at headquarters yesterday. when he
reported The theft OF u suit Of clot ne
overcoat. shoes and $50 in cash BY
room mate.
Eighth and Broad Streets Monday
evening. Lamahan. iindllI 'h; the
stranger was without funds. ROD
him the courtesy OF his room i": tn"
might, The hospita!it? WAS accepted
Yesterday morning, when i.au.htN
:wokc. according 10 his story H., was
minus not only all his none nu:
his clothing as well. The ragged gar
n"nis OF The stranger were left l
their stead.
l'olir" We're also notified ycsicr,lav
tina iicTcy Mak"y. a ScV"ntc-i.- v,ar-
old boy. had been limilHmmrd "l.l OF
$jn by what is commonly known rs
the old ircl:cibook trick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
RAILWAY CLERKS MEET
Members of Iichmond Lodge. Hear
short Talks by IIirsrhbcrg
tofNiH and OTHERS.

i0'" IUulI Won mcWDcrs ~ Tho fpu-
i,i.nm"ud l"dE.H OF hallway CLERKS
"lbl'1'"d with the Southeastern Ecdcr-
ufi"N Of Railway Clerks. attended =
N'asS 'nr"' ~ I'm Tho jefferson Audi-
,'r!"ln last nirn'. nj which j ". Ncl.
son. iresid"n; of tho National
Union OF Halfway Clerks was tho
D;luoipal Sneaker
I:c1I.scntinE the southeastern .cr.
cory NJ Nelson addressed the c,crts
orr III. railroad legislation recount,
naESei s. Congress and explained tn,
'"'nl% az arbitration and methods -
~ rn.":t "i grievances. lie was i'm
@nIde"n by Howard I. Colvin.
NJ. Gown. 'ruo made - shor, nj.
''"sS lHst righ'. mas resigned his DO.
II. !'n n' ,siGcnt OF tn" Soutlie.ts.
"Fu E""'''tinl o: HALLWAY Clcrls
t'''n'li l'%.it""rr, candidate for Nav.
~ @hd Jesse 6. Duke also sDok. =
y MDrriA nrnsihnN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
WANT TO INCREASE RATES
ROnnoke Water Works Company petI-
lions state Corporation Commission
for IliEhcr ScrCii.c Chnrrcs-

Evidence in the petition of the Roa-
nokc Water Works COMPANY for ad :
ditional service charges was heard
yesterday by The state CORPORATION
commissions Briefs Will be filed with
IN the next few days by counsel on
both sides
In addition TO charges for meters,
ranging from 81 cents TO 81 n month.
the compan" asks that the city of
Roanoke. individuals. firms or corpo-
raiions, pay at the rate OF si5 wear.
Instead OF Sl6. Tor all fire hvdrants
Furnished. These charges will be pay
able monthly. in advance;
Hearing before the commission on
the petition Of tho City Gas Company.
OF Norfolk. for an incrcasc in the gas
rate. has been fixed for March %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
NEGROES ARE BARRED
VIII Not lie Permitted 10 Vote In DEM
orratic Primary for Mayor
and Council.
Negroes will no.

Negroes will not nc permitted 10 vote
IN the primary.
Reports that cnorts were being
made in certain union circles TO line
up for union candidates FOR Office nc
gro members o. the Elud Carriers
Union. the Car-Cicancrs' Union and
other affiliations %: colored workers
recently organized in Richmond. Wer"
brought 10 the attention OF Chair
man Purcell.
Attorney Genera John f. Saunders
WAS consulted, and ~ that office at
tcntion was directed 20 :, clause in
the annotated laws II tho state. which
says that hy virtue OF The plan issued
ny the State Democratic Committee
February -. 1919. only whit. persons
are permitted 20 .vot" in Democratic
primaries. An opinion 10 thiS effect
General John Garland pollard.
u il estimated that ,hrru are he
tween l.TCo ANA l.>Cn qualified negro
voters IN Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
WASH DISAPPEARS WITH
PSEUDO WASHERWOM MAN
Police Are ON TrniI of Nrgrcss Who
SpccinlizcS in Suilcd
Linen,

Police HAY" been no,i,icd, that :,
thief wing SpccialiZcs in dirty clothes
Is ut work here, and apparently ~
making large hauls daily through :,
novel appeal to the ayaricc of her VIC
tins. According to the reports Of sew
oral OF the victims, tn. nCeInsS goes
from house 10 house soliciting wash
inSs. Her prices are said 10 be very
reasonable, and munN have !utruSt.I
clothing To her. But, as far rs the pO-
lice can learn. none Of the people who
nave trustinEiy allowed tho pseudo
waShcrwonan to take their cloth uS
have had IL returned u disappears.
as has apparently the Woman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

t.'c.i1'! a. "Hico-s vii; feature q meet.
..,2,iation .orcrrow ni~ht .; Nv oe N: In
IN" Forest III! schop!h"t.sc. C,in,nittee re-
'"1'* Also Will BE- received.
eo. is nass u, :; ,thg EIssmonl lIeyl.-
Narphvs I'o,,:. Coiom"t i; Percy ilawSs
u Ia. s ilanira "; Ana t,[; x ns.n %, -
'~-'sF j. p':,!cu.a:iY desired.
s,rS@' w G%a + 2or so-a @' a;Sa,hs,
see "Ht"aaia. - NJ blutH.t = Il. Cam.ds
@ i"1as@ az at II, }i 5 LING sry w.!
.''it go " e.o.l. this afternoon
ea .".lio. Oh ~: You Wanta,i% ",
~. TANNER vi, take rs hcr suhte.t.
=. : toMHinn':H Pr"hiem."
i:'aaas!' Lee Camp. Saons!, Wa Veterans.
a. $50 O'clock Il Tic ti:av;s Arn S;Ps ''"'s"'
..s3lacd III. cli.ci:an hnt,-as ~ We ouI-
q ..''I -: East Main, St.e.;, nne Of Ms
llna'h"Fs e co-aaan: y. Richmond 1!rn.
:inr in ;he co;npa ny" -o soE,'f In
i'S' -N"To'r .ouiSht at So o'c:oci
; e. i}n, A.r" Iai,- as se@sTe5 81 "a ],
which Hold Is second scseio., ynStnr9.
,ii;s E. n ne y. ". =. \. .ud:tarini::r.
fo wHn.aa.s Si:fT:a-s ~ ttsf!"iT a., League
.,..,,"ss a., . r"'i"s vii: 10 given next E.ies1
- '"' enc 'i'"" a"d Mac"
oil, I'H -, 70 G"o-ssni"atlon Of Company II.
meeting in IL. GEavv trr,o o!'' i',s. tt .
Q ne FIR; Hirrini, HcGini.n, Assoc:a i,a
"2 " 70 o;a Nil be he'd ,?nIsh: II
~ 80. tho OH Ine:nbc-S or the orcaniIa Ia,