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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
FIND NO LIBERTY BONDS
IN RECOVERED PAPERS
Documents Located on PittsyIvnnia
Farm, However, Are of Great
Value tO Halifax Bank.

Especial TO The r!ineS-Dispat.h
bANN.ll.l.E. VA. Nov. so care
tui checking up OF the sh"af OF papers
ioiiiid hiddc under II corn shack rear
Midway. PittsylNania County last Sat
urday by Guy Lampkin. AGED 30. q
ihf'a'r. Jailed la reveal any Liberty
bonds. although Il few coupons wore
round. This information Was con-
vcyed by telephone advic.s from
ir.tnt. the nearest point 10 Mtiway
anl from bank officials at tho Bank
or Houston 1T iIalifax. u. W. Leigh
president OF that Institution. whO
FASTENED yesterday 20 the ownsh!D
has returned with tn. paper, which.
h!inouEh va'u.!csS 10 the ay.-Jg.
man. are OF great yaluc to TIA. bank
IN" rccoTci? 81 IN" papers viii elm
mate the possibility OF lAa sun and
~n"ncia "inUarrtsSincnt ia many boo.
I'll" in Halifax aud wall. ths de.
houcfncnt today rvbn.h N" hoard
OF !;s spectacular features. tn. banIi
meals arr OF the opinion that had
IN" paper been bonds they could u.t
nave don" them much more good Thc
papers actually found turned ont 10
ne negoiia bic notes. deeds. loans IN.
Insurance policies and other CONNER
c!ai scripts which the bank rohb.-s
At'i c:rcIuiiy selected from til. hyHds
ana currency. Tn" Involved
aPSfcSatcu a quarter of a million dol
.:Ar>.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
NORFOLK-ClTY POINT LINE
Is GIVEN LARGE PATRONAGE
New .Iamc> River Ship t:ntcr prise
Declared Success From the

PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 30.-Th"
first passenger tcamcr 10 operate on
the James River between Norfolk
aud CITY Point since Tin" old Domin-
ION steamers wcrc taken on early
this year. IL the I.cUnctt l.iu" steam
cr. Gratitude" . in regular ser
yicc between thcSc places. 'rhc boat
vas placed on the lin. early las;
week and Will b" p~'-manrnt. u.kIns
thre, trips a wcch In ca,n direction.
i:oth freight and passengers viii
10 carried ard III" n"w liz" meets
WITH the approval OF the >ijacout
counties. The ncw boat Is capable
Of carrying 300 passenger aud a
large quantity of freight. That the
r.w line Is successful Is shown by
the large nuIube Of passengers car
rict ON nearly every trip. especially
from c~lareinont. ."hrrr There are over
l."ne men stationed! on the Aoats %:
the gcci anchored there.
The nc" tin" grow from tn"
steamer placed iu operation by the
Shipping ioIr! from %.wNnr, News
.Ud Norfolk tor tine accommodation
OF Ia" government ~" at Ciarcmont.
Traffic tor tltis small sioanl.- proved
too l"Jvy, and the run MAS taken
Dyor BY iho Bennett Line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

he famous herbal stomach remedy, is
being introduced, and those are Sc
icctcd which are written with n gen.
uinc desire to benefit other fellow
sufferers.
This is what prompted Mrs. Edward
Land. II wcll-known and popular lady
OF Crccds. Va. to give the following
statement:
For the past ! years l have been
a great sufferer from stomach trout
bic; | could not. digest my food and
n no appetite: | had terrible pains
In my stomach; was Very weak and
all rundown I was badly co]nstipated
and so crvous I could not sleep at
night; my kidneys bothered me a good
deal. and ] lat bad pains in my back
and sides; l was nearly n nervous
wreck when ] started TO take Fla Mt
Juice. Plant Juice has built up my
entire system; IL has relieved the
trouble 1 had with my Kidneys; l am
able to eat my meals and digest my
food: l sleep we'll Mt night and have
no more pain; I feel rested and re-
freshed when I get up i'm tho morn
ing, and ] am not constiDatcd any
more. Plant Juice is the best me1i-
cine / have ever taken and ] am
glad TO give this public Endorsement
for it. j feel hat | can honestly
recommend it TO any one suffering
as l vas"
Plant Juice Is sold nj Traglc's Drug
Store in Richmond.
Plant Juice Is sold in Petersburg
by Morrison. The Drug Man, and In
Chase city blythe Chase City Drug
Co.--AdN. ~ .aHs4 q aN 5 =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
OF RICHMOND,
HEADS State GR0CERS
Two Other Men of City, }. NJ. Gar
Der and G.. a. ellis, Houorcd
Mt Annual Meet.
Special 10 The Timcs-D.apatch.1

Special TO The Times-Dtspatch.J
NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 3o.-N. w
Tiiicr. OF Richmond. WAS elected pres
idcn, OF the Retail Groccrs' ana
butchers Association OF Virginia yes
tcrday TO succeed T.. T.. Morgan. OF
Norfolk. the first president Of the or
ganization. Other ciiicers 'and dircc-
IOrs were elected. and Petersburg was
chosen rs the place Of meeting mex;
year at the Afternoon session ych-
tcrday. Addresses by Paul Findlay,
Of the American Sugar Refining Com
pany. and by John 4. Green. repre-
scntinG Pacific Coast fruit growers
were on this afternoons program.
Il. L. Andrews. po~rtsiGouti: X. w
Matthew'S. Petersburg. and Frank Ike
herman. Norfolk, were elected first
second and third vicc-prcsidcnta. y
s. Horton. Of this city. was chosen
treasurer. and W. l.. Mcl.nlu. secrc-
iary. The board Of directors elected
To office is composed OF W. T.. VII
Hanson. Petersburg. Arthur Duel!
Petersburg. j. VI. CARRIER. Richmond.
j. 4. Llcwc!lyn, Newport Nc"S. Il. /,
Morgan. E.orfcIis. u. ". Matthews,
Petersburg. &. r. Saunders. Norfolk
. 4. GIils. Richmond y. H. colo,
Petersburg: II. e. krcE"T, Ports
mouth: X. 6. Hrrrcll. Suffolk. W. 7,
lemon. Roanoke. and Mosby Isylanj,
Lynchburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
MRS. ALLENlA MONCURE
DIES AT RESIDENCE HERE
Funeral 10 lie Held This Morning mt
II o'Ciock-nurinl In HOLLY
wood cemetery.

Mrs. Alicnia Macon Moncurc. widow
Of the late William cassius Moncur".
aud a resident OF Ii.-iIHond for man:
years. died Monday afternoon a. &
O'clock at her nome, 10 North Third
Street.
Alrr. Momcurc IS survived by TWO
sisters, Mrs. II j.. I'M. OF Washing
tom ID. G.. ana Mrs. John T. i'oin-
dexter. Of cieournr. Tex. n" follow
Ing children: Mrs. Edgar l.. Ford.
Miss Lily VI. Moncurc. Mrs. Eigin
Moncuro Styli. Allan II. and 6 Muir
Fay MunCurc. al! of THIS city, and
Mrs. " u. Van Eaton. az Clarendon.
Tex. the following grandchildren:
Misses Lois and Christine. Cassips
and Hunter MoncuEc. Mrs. Aca"it ~.
Rich, Misses Frances and Marjorie
Moncurc. %: Richmond MISS Annie
Maud Van Eaton and Mrs. j. II. Mo
Murtry. Of Clarendon. Tex. and W
great grandchildren. Murry Moncurc
liich and Dorothy Moncur".
Funeral services viii DO held IN
Ter lat. hnm" this morninr 4; II
O'clock. The following relatives VIII
act AZ palibear.rs: judge William
y. Moncur". X. 9. l., Moncurc. VI. W.
jrbv. Ia$sIus and Hunter Mpncurc.
William \. Walton and Arnold u.
it.ch. Burial vii! nc IN iioI!S wood
Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
NORFOLK REFUSES GRANT
FOR CONSTRUCTING BRiDG:
Thnt CIty md Portsmouth to- Itrmaln
, CucOnncctcd Several
Years Longer.
ispcciui &c The Times D!spa,ch.I


NORFOLK. VA, %ov. 3o.-on the
ground hat sue n project should Ice
municipality owned. TN" city Council
tonight denied AN application by III.
Norfolk Portsmouth, Terminal Gem
pany for a ~franchia" for the conStruc-
ton OF either "a bridge or tunnel con
Meeting the two cities.
While ii WAS admitted ,ha; Nor
foik ~ too clos. to The bonding rluX-
imum &c do tho work Itself and T.
Will probably he several years before
such a proposi,ion can be finance,
BY the city. t!tc council was almost
unanimous ia refusing to put tnothc:
public utility franchise In private
h:inds. The Portsmouth Council had
already tabled the franchise appl!-
cation pending action by Norfolk.
That there is need OF "a bridge o.;
tunnel between the two cities Is gen
orally admitted. and 1t is believed
that the project viii be carried
through In tn" next few years bN
Joint action Of III" municipalities. The
ferry situation, now In the hands %:
the United States Housing Corpora
ton. is not satisfactory. and the ser
Vice ~ hcciared inadequate. although
tho government agency contends that
TIA" revenues do not warrant q quick
or schedule. except ia rush hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
MRS. MINNIE FABER DIES
Prominent Member OF Christ Epi.co.
pal Church suTS'nmbE nj Her
uOInc IIcHr.

Mrs. Minnie Leo f'ab.r. aged ~
died II, her hume. si3 North Twenty
!h!rl Strc'i. ycsisEiYy, morning a
HE o'clock She Mas the wife @,
William T.. Fah"r. and the iaUghtcr
~ the lat" Gcorg. +. ana Mary j
Stnt@. Besides her husband. she j.
survived by iiv" brothers. walter =.
nt Washington; j. Morscii. james l..
W. r., and Lyman SiutZ. OF Hope
we'll: and three sisters. Airs. Nirsinia
II. Dean. Mrs. Kat TreSidGc: anL
Miss Ada StutZ, OF Hopcwc!l.
Funeral services VIII be- held from
Christ Episcopal Church tomorrow
afternoon at ! O'Clock. lntcrEncn'
VIII he IN Hollywood
Mrs. f'abcr Mas a lifelong worker
IN Christ f:piscopa! Church and was
AN enthusiastic supporter OF this
ShCltcr!nE Arms Hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
runrraI OF T.. VI. S,hI..

Funeral services for Edward NJ
Noble. aged 50. chief food ~inspcc'",
II tn. Gig Health bureau, prominent
Mason and for twelve years a mem
her %: tn. City Council. who died
Monday nigh, ri 1890 o'clock ia his
home, Goa North Twcnty-fourtl
Street. will he conducted ;hss after
noon At 3:3o O'Clock from Leigh
street. baptist Church rhc pastor
Rev. John !. Wicker. Will official"
Buria! will be in Oax wood Genie
tory.
MIR. Noble Was a member OF Hen
rico Union Lodge. No. 1870, 4. f.. and
y. ". Besides a widow. who was
Miss Elizabeth Adkins. he is survived
hy three sons, L. H.. L. /" and l. *.
Noble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Mrs. .,nIIet A. NIccaw

WINCHESTER, VA, Nov. 3o.--sirs.
Juliet Atkinson McCaw. -. widow Of
Thomas ID. McCaw and last member
OF tho family Of Rev. william Mayo
Atkinson. -. d.. OF the Presbyterian
Church. die asst night. following
three days illness Of paralysis. She
was for many years II member OF the
f~acult: of the Winchester High
School. She was Il Grand-daughter
the Genera Court OF V~ir.:na, Who.
ns an American Army officer. was
killed in action at Shorthi:,. y. j.. in
l7IS. ~ brother was the late Judge
William NJ. Atkinson. this city. Sur
viving is n son, Tnomas D.. McCaw,
Of Baltimore. She was a near -eia-
tive. OF Mrs. Woo!ey. wife o: Inter
state Commerce Commissioners lob
crt NJ. Woolcy, of Fairfax, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
METHODIsTS TO COOPERATE
FOR EDUCATION IN RELIGION
Of bishops mud Mission Lead :
rrs Gather In Nashville To Nap
Out CnmpniEn
,ihy. Associated Press

TF VNNVVTdItW IT'SF
MEMPHIS. TENN. NOV. :0.-The
educational commission OF tne M.tho-
dist Episcopal Church. south. mot hero
trCHy Will members Of the Cpl!cr.
OF Bishops and leaders Of -ducat!onal
and mission work to map out Il plan
OF corporation To promote the cam
paign for religious education TO be
uudcrtahcn by The church.
Representatives. Of the SuuIa!
school. Epworth League, tho Goart
81 missions and wotnan's m~iSSIonarS
council in addition to members Oi
the coIleE" OF bishops and cducationai
secretaries representing al Of the
church conferences. attended the
meeting. which will be In session two
,la.e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
victim :" uu>rnnd.s nu,ir, pies.

RALEIGH. y. 60. NV. 3U.-Mrs
Charles T.. Davis. Who vac shoi
through the head early ycYuerdIS
morning 10y her husband. prominent
Aad wealthy wax" County farmer
died at { O'Clock this morning. Davis
who was placed IL jail yesterday IL
an unconscious condition as the re
Suij 81 drinking liquor. thc eXanrin.
Inc physician said. was ahl. To be al
:hiS morntng. but has made no stn;c'
meni regarding the shooting. Tn,
oronor VIII mold an inquest today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
BLOOD POISONING RESULTS
IN ACCIDENT VICTIMS DEATH
doToncr'> Jur. Renders Verdict In
Case OF james Mickrns. ot

SpCcial TO The Timcs-Dispatch.
PEIElsSBtHG. Nov. 30.-The~ coro-
n"rS Jury today probing the death of
James Mickens, IS, OF this citv. who
died Thursday night in tn" Peters
burg Hospital from injuries received
Enci mashed undo. a :ftcht car
while loading corn on ii freight car
near innioD'S station. Chesterfield
County. on ia. Co&st l.inc. RETURNED
"a verdict that the man died OF blood
poisoning.
Along with three Other men
Mickens was loading q tyviSii; GA;
with corn. Tire. runaway empty
ears crashed into the ear and IN
jumping, Mich-ns was l:noCited undci
th. car wheels lay Tn. nutomohil.
truck which had been kuockc,
around by IN" freight ear. The other
mon We're uuiujurci. MiCkcu'S dchtt
followed the arnriitation Of his riGh'
log.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
NAVAL Y. M. c. A. MUST
PAY TAXES ON BUILDING
ANNEX Il Rented. Git, ."nmciI De
rlarrs, fur Purposes Not
Included In t'huFtcr.

ISDrCli! 10 NM TlInoS-IIlNpaFCI.T
NORFOLK, VA. Nov. 30.--The Ma
val y. NJ. G. y. must pay taxes on It's
~TazewrlI Street annex. the City Gun
eli decided toda. in refusing TO can
eel a bill for sJT1jO. The ease iif-
fers from tina Ia I~.ynctburr. IN which
thc court ruled In favor Of the Y. NJ.
g.. \. where rooms Ia is buildin.
were rented. as il don" in practically
every r!:v. tn" Norfolk property Is
rented !: is held. for a purpose not
included in its Incorporation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
yARDMEN ON TRIAL
Fnrr TInndi> ON Charge nr Intcrfcr-
Ing With Interstate frnf:r Dur
linz. itni!rouh Strike.

CHICAGO. NOV. an.-Four member,
Of tn" Chicago iardIncu'S Associa-
ton. which called The railroad Strike.
last April. W." placed on trial be
fore Judge X. VI. I.andis today.
stat. traihc l.: stealing trains aul
turning The locomotives loose 10 run
wild. fonr others Indicted on tn.
same charge recently pleaded guilty
and are awaiting sentence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

WILL SAIL FOR CHINA
DIR. Buckingham. OF l.. nchhurE. VIII
10 Medical Mission Work In
Celestial Republic.
Especial to The Timcs-pisua,chI

Especial TO The Timcs-Dispatch.I
bNNCIi3URG. VA, Nov. 3"-Dr.
r.. Shcel"r Buckingham. of this city.
has gone Ia Vancouver. whence he
VIII sail December : for China.
where h" viii engage in medical mis-
SION work uin.r auspices OF the
southern PRESBYTERIAN Church. Hr
VIII attend Il idn@uaEc school al
Nauhing six months. following when
u" Viii to-. given station nSSiunnicni
Ills mother, Mrs. Ea:v Is. Buckinr.
Ha'n. VII JOIN ham ia Yokohama. ia
pan. and will 20 with him 10 CHM,
Tor a stay at Two months. Or. Buck
!hSham. during the world war was &
lieutenant in the navy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

Declines IIrntucI>y Gall.

FREDEEICKSBCHG NA. N5v. 30.
-R.v. X. G. Gilmore. of this city. has
declined Tia" call extended 80 him 10
become pastor uf I'll" rr"shyt"rian
Church AT IinrrodsVi!lc. nv. and viii
continue his passionate Of tn" Pres
hytcriau Church in fredericksburg.
much 10 the qualification Of his CON
Ercgaj!on and tie community.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
.,aiicr Fatally Wounded.

MT.NIIIIS. t.NN., NV. IN"I.CUrge
Reeves. II jItlc:. was shot ana fatally
wounded AT tn. Shelby County iail
here shortly bctor. moo today VIM"
attempting to prevent TIA. escape OF
c!Ni" Hamilton ana Two other mon
held in jail pending trial on charges
Of robbery. hamilton. VINO is said
to nave fred the shots th,i mortally
wounded Reeves. II the two other
mon e.cnpcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
roha.cn Wagons strnncrd.

bA%Nili.E. VA, Nov. 3o-Ectwcen
twenty tive aud thir,y tobacco
wagons reported today - be stranded
At Miltun. y. G.. unable 10 reach Dan
Vile because OF tn" condition OF all
The rnnhS leading to the local tobacco
market from that section. Some
farmers were reported {" be making
wide detours in order to get hepc
while others were heading for other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Mrs. A. T., brown

Funeral services for Mrs. ~. l..
Brown. widow of George T.. brown.
will take place from the house. 1873
i'owha.an street, this afternoon at .
o'clock. Burial wili be in Riverview
Cemetery. Mrs. Brown died a; her
EoInc Monday afternoon ut . o'clock.
leaving j. following children. =. w,
\. N. and i. j. Brown: one sister.
I.anra j.. Collins. and seven grand
children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01

rETEitSi:uRE. w. Nov. 3U-No
arrests have Yet been made in SON
itrci!nn VITA the robbery carly sun
day morning III the i'igGly W.gpiy
store On WcSt Washington street. D,
more than $1,000 ia currerc.. Scv.
.inI clues arc being run DOWN hy
the police. aud al important arrest
Is expected within the ucN' scvcra,
cayr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
>nmc Kr,rh \dmioi.,ru,,,.

AEDMoRt.. OKLA. Nov ~3g--tTanS.
l.. ,H rich, business manager tor the
lak" l.. iiamou, Republican, ma
:.Onal committeeman. was appointed
as administrator Of ~" Iiamon
Mr.. kctch's bond was placed
1T $1,000 600. = wireless message WAS
received today by Mrs. Iamou from
Iresiaent-Elcct and Mrs. Harding
EXPRESSING Symr.thy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
THREE

that thirty-two saloons. cabarets.
cafes and road houses and one drug
store be closed as public n~uisancss
Were flied before Judge Kencsnw Ar
Lands today by Edward j. B%rundage.
attorncy-Reneral OF Illinois. Mr..
~RrundaCe filed scventy-two similar
suits last week. while eight mere were
brought by District Attorney Charles
T.. ciyuc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
unrdinu., Orcgo Notc. Iia.M,a.

SALEM. ORf:ti, Nov. 3".-Thc Of
fetal canvass OF votes cast In ore
gon November ,. completed here.
shows the highest clcc;or for SEN
ator Harding received 1892. and
FOR Governor % S0.06?. The pro-
hibit!onist vote was $685.: Socialist,
4.N0l; Industrial Labor. l.IlI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Arnstcin Dcren.e wins Point.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 30.-The de-
Tense won the first sktrmish in the
and three other defendants today
when Justice Gould. in the District
Of Columbia Supreme Court. ruled
that the apcrs taken from the office
of David W. Sullivan. one of the de-
PENDANTS, would not he given &c the
district attorney for inspection. The
court reserved it's decision as to
whether the papers were admissible
as evidence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Lands Change Hands.

-. II. OBannon has sold 30 Ray
morl belmont. Of Sew Yor~. several
acres %. land. adjoining Middleburg.
Louisiana Count. FOR $4,000. AZ
In" an" tim" ne Sold from the sam
act forty-iiyc acres 20 i. J.. TaDb.
OF M!ddleburg. for $500 an acre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Protest >cw Assessment.

PETERSHuRG. Nov. 3o.-pro;cst
against the Increased assessment OF
estate IN this city has been reg
istcred by several hundred property
owners and plans OF tho association
formed by these owners call for tho
carrying Of the iight to courts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Cannot Care for Contracts.

SEATTLE. WASH. Nov. 80. - An
nouncement that the dwell Grain
Coulee City, wash, would be unable
to care for It's contracts for Deem
her wheat deliveries. was made to
local creditors OF tho concern here
formal assignment to creditors had
as yet been flied for record. and the
extent OF the company's liabilities
had no hcon determined. Mr.. dwell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
TELLS WHY LOCAL
PEOPLE TESTIFY
Claim They Have Genuine De-
sire to Benefit Other
Fellow Sufferers.
HDcCnC hNY lC TIE ATEST
LADY Is THE LATEST
Prior to Taking Plant Juice
She Had Suffered With
Stomach Trouble.

1t is often asked II il is not difficult
to obtain voluntary testimonials for
any remedy. no matter how much
good il is doing. AS n matter Of
fact very many testimonials are re-
ceivcd i'll each city where Plant Juice,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
North CnroI,nn s,orc um,,.

T'7.7I:T"'Ts. y. =. .NVV- IW.-FIrN
early today completely destroyed M.
building and contents 81 IN. Midai.
sex supply Company. one OF TIE. larg-
.st general mercantile concerns in
ms h!Sinity. causing Il loss estimated
at 400, 600. parity covered hy lus.r.
.ncr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
],,c.,ains IN rrrdrrich >inrg.

E"N. u. J.. Hf."y. "r this cts. has
received a call TO tn" pastoral" OF
the baptist church at Sayare. Md.
lut has decided TO r"ma8u iu Fred
e~ricksourg for the present and .pn-
TIME 10 supply ~" iDu churcAoo he
Is now serving In Loudouu County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Named Financial Adviser for cubn.

pan minister NaS authorized by his
So.cFnincnt today to make a definite.
hSt with Albert R~nthbornc.
lew York. a former assistant SEQ
rotary of tho treasury. to n.t ne nn,u.
Sih' tuEiS"r TO the Cuban government
'ir' i~iathboncs name was
ny "" STAT. Department. which was
"ah"u -: IN" cuban government 10
hohiinht" IN American to
sup"rHiS' tn. expenditure of the SUM
=" u. i"hn"d I" tubn NY Il group of
American bankers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
Rusisr.. Nan Commit. sutcta..

F,.!N-tbFIE tII1' =. = NOV. 3u.-
j. w. Nunden, prominent bushes.
man and politician hcr.. commit.
snicide TO-DAY by hanging iiin~el: wiz
II btt! s!ce'. Business worries wcr,
assigned as the GAUGE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-01
r." nc-orgnnl,e sundn. .c,o,, lind,

10! N'TIbU 10. w. o 60
Tor January : for the purnos. uf re.
organizing the Git: SUNDAY school
Association, which was p.rntticd :,
a.. '''r!hS thr world MAR. The as.
socIdti"n was formerly one of IN.
most active IN the state.
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Aihnninn SUDDEN, Acou,,tcd.

PARIS. Nov. 3O.-Aveni Rustem, n
Young Albanian student. charged with
having shot and killed Essad Pasha,
Albanian Premier. June 13 last. was
acquitted today in the Seine Assizes.
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Cur Driyrr Fined sioo.

iAitltlSOSBtl;G. Va. Nov. 10
Humphrey Trimbl" 90 S~tlnHton. wss
800 mere IN uTrf' court
IN a charg" of main Mitch
al. :, local rural l"'t when
n" nit him Will Sc -
n" was driving on iinc
November >.
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Viz. Nettie phelps Page.

.Nettic Phelps Page. So. wife OF sic
ney =. Page. died here Monday after
IL long illness. She WAS 4 native Of
Amherst County. He husband ard
a brother. Charles Phelps, survive.
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Many Negroes In Steel Center.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 30.-Thc negro
population Of Gary. Ind, was an
nounced as 5.2os. an increase OF 1916,
or 1885 per cent. The white pop
tscfea4'a :of as,s46, OF 2o5.lSperj cont.
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observation-disclosures N@nisanrcS.
;tiiSAGp. Nov. 50-Suits asking