davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-23

chranime, ked' sa elm tesnejsie
spojime dovedna. Pocas revoldcie
otvorily sa dvere zalarov a vypu'
steni boil ma slobodu vrahovia
zlodeji, zbojnici, sialenci kazde.
no druhu vyvrheG l'udstva. Tito
zaeali prevadzat' svoje remeslo
vol me-. Ma Slovensku bolo este
vtedy mad 'arske vojsko preto
prvou povinnost 'ou po utvoreni
ga eesko-slovenskej vlady bolo So
stayit' armadu, ma ktord by sa
narod j vlada mohli opierat'. Po-
cas- zad 'akovania sd Karola tro.
nu, oslobodeni boil zpod prisahy
al nasi vojaci a d6stojnici V, rak.-
uhorskej armade a .slobodne vra-
cali sa do svojej vlasti. Tam vstt-
pill do cs. armady tax sa zaca
la praca vycistenia Slovenska Cd
Mad arrow. Praca nebola vel l'mi
t'azka a kde sa Mad 'ari protivili,
tam ich vzdy porazilo nase vojsko
a odzbrojilo. Takychto zajatych
Mad 'arov potion posielali do Ma
d'arska. Kym sa toto dialo, ute
cenci vazeni robili ako sa i'm pa
clio. Nastala praca cistenia al
tomto ohl'ade. Ked' sa utvaral
prvy pluk "Slovenskej Slobody'
mnohl kriminalnikov vstupili do
tohto pluku, ktory pozostaval
vaesinou 70 Slovakov zapadneho
Slovenska. Potom, citiac sa bez-
pecnotsi, tito zbojnici zacali Wy
vadzat' vselijake protikrest 'anske
husky, az kym ich pomaly vrch-
nosti nevystopovaly neposadily
nazad do zalarov. Vtedy sa robily
urazky cirkvi al od ruskym boil
sevizmom napachnutych Slova-
kov, ktor1 sa vracali austriacko-
ruskeho frontu. Ale teraz uz ma
me disciplinu vo vojsku. Urazky
prestaly.
"Noviny 81 mnoho KRAFT vymy-
sl'ajii novinky. V kraji mnoho
popisu tom, re sa v Amerike ma
rodily deti rybacou alebo kaea-
cou hlavou. Tu som ale este ne
videl nikoho s takou hlavou. TAX
je to al SO zpravami o prenasiedo-
vani cirkve. Jedni katolicke novi-
ny plsaly, ze vlada nariadila Wy
hadzat' vsetky krize 20 skol a ze
ma vlastne oci videli, ako tie krize
ma desiatich vozoch odvezIi ma
smetisko. Iny vazny najvacsf
katolicky dennik Czech" tdto
zpravu vyhlasil "a lzivd. Pravda
bola len ia, ze isty ucitel' odstra-
nil JEDEN kriz, "a co boil ale
hned' prepusteny 20 sluzby
kriz nazad vyveseny. Boil som ma
porade zupanov a poslancov
Bratislave, kde sa Hlinka zaloval,
ze sa nabozenstvu robi krivda. S
Hlinkom som vyrastcl vystudo-
val som jeho priatel 'om, S kto-
rym 81 este i dnes dopisujem. Re-
/. ferent skolstva Anton Stefanek
ziadal Hlinku dokazy, ze nasku-
tku proti vinnikom zakroci. Hin
ka dokazov hned' nemal, ale mu
postal pozdejsie tri a Stefanek
takych profesorov hned' vyhodil
20 skol a nariadil proti MIN sud.
Tedy vlada prisne tresta kazdeho,
kto sa proti nabozenstvu prehre-
suje. Nabozenstvo je ma vsetkych,
ako cirkevnych, tax al statnych
skolach poyinnym ucebnym pred
netom. (Tu v.Amerike toho niet.)
Take suroyosti proti nabozenstvu
kazdy poriadny Slovak odsudzuje
4 zatracuje q Is. vlada, ked' sa jej
podald d6kazy, tresce kazdsho
glnnika prisne. Je to ysetko len
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-23
YourasrowNex1 sloy1Nsx1 ifo%1fr

Lka1 NVt4N n. 8, q. 81 s,, .4$
Tento invalid.hraina d sbst' ma
|sej slobody, sspohnhtym srdcom
Ehovoril, BE takej hanby slovensk6-
lmu menu este nikto neurobil, 0d-
kedy chodf po prednSskach, akl
|vykonal Zalibera, ! $ jeho zavede-
Inymi l'ud mi. tMnohi = obecen-
stya: Fuj, llanba ihl Vyzval O.
becenstvo, aby sa nedalo sava-
Idzat'.
/ Rev. Moys spytal sa, Ii je este
am Slovak, ktory Vi siadal mat
||vysvetlenie Hlinkovi. Oval sa,
re ano. Rev. .Moys mu tedy hovo-
ril asi nasledovne: rs Andrejom
Hinkom som kamarat cd sameho
chlapectva. A este j dnes 81 MIN
aopisujen. Ked som Dol postal
prezidentovi Masarykoui dvoch
Eivych medved 'ov do daru, Hin
ka mi pisal: "Jemu posielas med
we'd 'ov 1hne neposles ami len ku-
vika." (Pozn. red.-Z tejto jed
uej vety fnozno vycftit' cely cha
fakter Hlinkov.) Hlinka vazneny
nebol nikdy, ako to tuna bolo roz-
chyrovane. zil 81 v jednom kras-
nom kastieli grofov Kalnoky ma
Morave NAL slobodu prechodit
sa pc vel 'kych zahradach a prijf-
mat hosti a deputacie. Cele vaz-
nenie spocivalo v tom, ze mu ne
bolo dovolene agitovat'. Teraz je
ma podmienecnej slobode d moze
chodit' kde sd mu' paci, len sa ma
dane slovo, nema dopustit' zleho
cinu voci republike. - Po tychto
slovach spytal sa rev. Moys pa
srieneho, ci je spokojny s odpo.
ved'ou Ten odpovedal,, ze ano a
tax rev. Moys prestal hovorit' o
Hlinkovi.
Medzi casom vybor prednasky
spoeital sbierku a predseda p. Vas
cak ju vyhlasil javiska. Bolo to-
no vyse $24O, Sbierka a mena dar-
Gov .uverejnene bud1 bud1cne v
tychto novinach.
Pc vyhlaseni sbierky hudba "a
hrala hymnu Hej, Slovaci, ktord
spievalo obecenstvo. Pc speve
iedni odisli domov, niektori vsak
rovno do Hotel Ohio, kde sa od-
byval banket ma pocest' vojakov.
Ma prednaske hrala hudba Kat.
Sokolov zdarma, "a co mech i'm je
/ ma tomto mieste vyslovena vd "a
ka. Vrele ju odpordcame sloven-
skym spolkom do pozornosti.
y i: \:
Prednaska, dl'a mienky celeho
obecenstva, bola dplnym zdarom
korunovana. Niektori, ktorl sa uz-
uz klonili na nepravu stranku,
prezreli dmysle protivnikov a o.
tvorili oci.
Obecenstvo bolo vel mi rozhor-
Gene mad jednanfm Zaliberoyym.
Mnohi hovorili, ze to este ziaden
knaz proti knazovi tax grobian-
sky a drzo verejne nevystnpil.
Nemali SINE ziadnych vyzveda-
Gov, ale dl'a jednania zaliberov-
Gov mono celkom iste povedat',
ze dobreho umyslu nemali, ked'
ma prednaSku prisli. Lebo Go NAL
znamenat' ten teatralny kirk a
vresk? Boil pripraveni Ia to w.
borne a nepochybujeme, ze kri-
kl'unom boly davane navody, ke-
dy jake kricat'. Ked' asi pat
zien zakricf odrazu jednym hla-
som "my chceme pana Rudinske-
ho", to znamena, ze ma to boly
nacvicene. A re zaliberovci prisli
na prednasku len yzburu robit'
dosvedcuje najlepM ia okolnost',
ze hned' po rev. Moysovej reel o.
disli. Necakali ma koniec pred
naSky. "a1
Uverejnujeme tn tri listy, jeden
pisany ma redaktera tychto novin
4 diva vyboru prednasky. Dokazu-
jl najlepsie, co So varilo v diabol-
skej kuchyni Zaliberovej.
"Mrazu :-Davamt'i navedome
zeaj maiSoyi a Pociskovi neZabud-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-23

:.
1NE eiele. ~ SSef
| Druhy list je Cd Diocesalheho
Sboru YoungstoWnskeho s. IS. X.
znis takto:
April 18th, 1920. Panu Predse-
fdovy Schodse, st. Columbia Hall,
Todngstown, @. Cteny Pane -
Diocesalriy Sbof Youhgstownsky
rs. s. X. v meme sborov s. s. X.
xiada "a fsanika ma schodze Rev,
Dr. Rudinskyho mimo Rev. Moy-
go a p. Pociska. Jestli by tejto
siadosty hebolo vychoyeno. Siada-
me, ably ma schodze meme s. s.
K. prehovoril Predseda Diocesal-
neho Sboru Rev. j. Zalibera. S
poverenia schodze Diocesalneho
sboru, Augustine Hlsbovy, zapis-
nix"
Odhliadndc Cd chyb, ktore sa
len tax hetnzia vo vsetkych troch
lfstoch, mas zaujima v tomto liste
najviac slovo "Diocesalny Pred
seda''. My vskutku nevieme, ii
toto slovo dovolil uzfvat' osvp.
biskup tunajsej diocesie, a jestli
ano, tax sme celkom isti, ze v po-
Elitike ma ziaden pad ME. ved' by
tym sposobom dovolene bolo r1-
cat to, GO papezsky nuncius S rev.
Medveckym ma Slovensku stava-
il. Ci by to osv. p. biskup dovolil,
keby sd o tom doznal?
Treti list je Cd vojakov 70
struthers.' Boil to prave vysldzilf
vojaci slovenskeho povodu 20
Struthers, ktori vnesli do schodze
vojakov nesvornost a uz sa zdalo,
ze z banketu nebude mic. Tito vo-
jaci PROFESSIONAL, ze ma oslavach
nesmie byt'' ziadna politiha. A
oni ju doniesli. To .je 'uz potion
doslednost'! Ich list znie:
"Panu predsedovi atd'.- w
sluzily vojaci 20 Struthers sluzia-
cy v Americke; a Cs. armade ST.
deny ma schodze 14ho, Aprila u
ctive ziadaju, aby IA prednaske
usporiad danej ma nasu pocest'-
jakozto hrdinov slovenskeho po-
vodu-vsetci politicky cinitelia 20
Slovenska, zdrzujuci sa vcul ma
pode americkej, recnili, menovi-
te: Rev. Moys,. p. Pocisk DR.. Ru-
dinsky. V pade zeby sa ktorykol'-
vek politicky cinitel'' 20 Sloven
ska, pre- pricini nam nezname, ma
schodzu nedostavil, ziadame, ably
mas reverence Rev. j. Zalibera
prehovoril v meme nasom k slo-
venskemu obecenstvu. Nasa zasa-
da je: v Amerike zijeme preto
ziadame Square DEAL pre- kaz-
deho, lebo len tyym sposobom sa
vyhne ably slovenske obecenstvo
bolo zavadzane. z na1ezitou uctou
sme, poverenia schodze. Jan G.
Kocis, Peter P. Babel, Michael r.
Dugas. aN'7N
V sozname vojakov, ktory: SINE
uverejnili, mena Dugas nenacha-
DIANE, ale sa nazdavame, re vo-
jakom Dol, ked' sa ''z poverenia
schodze'' vojakov podpisal. Maj
Wac sa cudujeme p. Kocisovi, re
sa dal strhn1t' do takej kliky. CT
nemysll, re SlOVenSkl Vol1cla 81 TO
zapamataju? No mech je ako chce,
zdar prednasky banketu nebol
nijak prekazeny, aekol'vek sa ma
tom pracovalo, ako to vsetky okol-
nosti nasvedcuj1. Slovenske obe-
censtvo 81 je teraz na cistom so
vsetkym moze prist desat' Ru-
dinskych a Kubalov, neodvrati no
z pravej cesty. Zaliberovci utrpeli
rozhodn1 porazka!
By SINE urobili krivdu struther-
skym Slovakom, keby SINE ma tom
to mieste nezdoraznili, re ohrom-
ma vacsina strutherskych Slova-
kov nesnhlasi rozhodne odsu-
dzuje neslovenske jednanie Zali-
beru.
* X i:
Rev. Moys boil host 'om rev. FIR.
Knza1oL l,,ohoynoho cnrSx,ou n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-23

PteSo 81 mate zivot ztrpcovat
pre- spatns zuby7
zIADAJTE 81 PORADU Cd
ZUROLEKARA
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zltch zubov mate vo vasich
dstach. Prfdite do mojej kan.
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zuby, q vysvetlim vam moju
pr&cu. ia v&In do poriadku
pfivedienn vase zuby, kde sa
to inym nspodarilo 1 moju
pr&cuy dobre stojim.
DOLLAR BANK BUDOvA,
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youngstown. Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-23

Po prijatf rezol1cie predseda
prednasky predstavil "a nasledu-
j1ceho recnfka elena Slovenske-
ho Hubu Poslancov, p6na Jana
Pociska. Pan Pocisk je soci&lny
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16
JOE KASS LOOKS OVER
JONES EXPOSITION

Joseph kass, as manager OF the
Sasnis Grotto spring festival being
performance of his duties calls for
sition, is a very busy man, as the
performance of his duties calls for
the supervision of all midway a+trac-
lions as well as free acts. Yesterday
was his first opportunity to spend any
time seeing Johnny J. Jones Exposi-
ton and he was nightly well pieased
with all of the exposition especially
with the beautiful Stella, one of the
feature attractions.
1t was with difficulty that MIR. kass
was convinced that stella" was not
OF life and blood After Professor
De Ford had finished his lecture Mr..
Kass and some of his friends were
invited to step back of the scenes and
investigate for themselves. The invi-
tation was accepter. When they
came forth their skepticalism was re-
moved
Stella was on exhibition at Frisco
worlds fair, also al Toronto exhibition
last fail, Richmond is eighth city to
have had the privilege of seeing this
remarkable attraction and stella"
should be visited by every person who
attends the exposition.
Ed r. Salter, well known publicity
manager of the Johnny J. Jones expo
sition says that as soon as Stella"
has closed her contract with this ex-
position. she will be a once returned
to her owner in st. Louis and this
gentleman is firm iii his declaration
that she viii never again be placed on
exhibition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16
RECREATION CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE TO MEET

Plans for the campaign OF the Com
munity Recreation association for
$4,000 to provide community recrea
ton in Richmond this year Will be
perfected az a conference OF the cam
paign committee and the team cap
tains at / O'Clock this afternoon at
headquarters. go East Main street
j. Scott Parrish, chairman, will pre-
side at the meeting. The drive will
be conducted the week OF April 26
In letter received yesterday hy
Ed. SUBWAY song director of the
recreation associa ton. Irving S. Cobb
praises the work that is being done
in Richmond and wishes it great sue
cess. The letter follows:
Please let me congratulate YOU
upon the community singing under
your direction which I heard at the
City Auditorium in Richmond on the
occasion OF my recent appearance
there, 1t seems to mo that nothing
so surely puts an audience in good
humor to endure an alleged lecture
as half an hour or SO of good; live
vocal gymnastics ] wish you sue
cess in your campaign to brighten the
way for poor, halting platform per
formers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16
POISON IHRUWtR IS
ACQUITTED BY JURY

jury IN the hustings court yes
terday acquitted Matte Lewis, Of Is
ran street, on the charge of maltcI~
ously wOunding A bsaIom Il. Langhon-
Vice-p president and general manager
Of Miller and Rhoads, OF sos Lamb
avenue, when she threw concentrated
I've and ammonia into his face about
o'clock the night Of March Is. The
woman was indicted for malicious
wounding by the hustings court grand
jury on April >. MIR, Laughon was
saved from total blindness due to the
fact that he was wearing eye glasses
al the time. He was attem pting to
stop a dispute between his colored
cook and the Lewis woman when 1t
WAS alleged she threw the concen-
trated- lye
Charles Harris was given sentence
of thirty days in jail and a fine Of $50
for having ardent spirits in his pos
session contrary TO law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16
WALK Err LIGHT GUARD IN
READY FOR ASSIGNMENT

With tho reorganization OF the
walker Light Guard as company
r First Virginia regiment Of In
fantry Harry A Howell was elected
captain. As Vet there has been no
elections of lieutenants The COM
panY has dfty-one members as re-
CURED by the statute
The Walker Light Guard was first
formed N April 1861. and was named
in honor Of Governor Walker, OF Viz
Elnla. Since that time there mas a.
ways been a company Of that name
as part # the Richmond Grays' bat
talon
Captain John G. Wickert has re-
ported 10 the adjutant general on the
formation ~ the company and the
election Of a captain and requested It's
assignment As regular Virginia n@s
tuual guard unit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16
FREEZING NOTES

Freezing Va AprI l5-Mrs. Jane
Swirdal OF Eorland visited her
daughter. Mrs Dora StaHard. Of near
th!s place. ON sunday
Mrs Carrie short visited relatives
at ls"m during the week.
Tilder Fleming of Flemtnctonw.
IS visiting friends near Freezing
Wilbur Mullins. oc lsom was Wis
tiug friends a Freezing on sunday
Peter 6. Curtiss visited relatives at
DeTy in Wise county during the
week
Russell Mullins. or omaha. visited
friends near Freezing on Monday
Andrew Phlpps ST. visited friends
At shelby Car Nv. on sunday
James II Baker, Of Bolecamp. was
visiting friends near here tho FIRST Of
the week
Robert r. Fleming. of Brushy
Creek. was visiting friends here on
SUNDAY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16
L.. Floyd Noel.

Accomac Va, April 14.-L Floyd
Mock, OF this place and one of the
most influential citizens and attor-
neys Of the Eastern Shore of Nir-
glnIa. passed away at , A Nj today
at his home in the sixty seventh
Year Of his age. The burial will take
place here from the Drummondtown
NJ. r. church, South at p NJ to-
morrow Besides his wife he is sur
Yived by two daughters. Misses sara
and Miriam and by one son l. Floyd
lr. who is a student a the University
OF Virginia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16
FIRST PRIZE GOES TO
MISS EUGENE DISNEY

Miss Eugene Disney. Of st Pat
rick's Female AGA denny Twenty
Sixth and Grace streets has been
awarded first prize for writing the
best essay on enlistment for army ser
vice Miss Disney is tho daughter
Of CAPTAIN and Mrs Disney 3ii5
East Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16
SHOULD BE in
EVERY HOME

In every home, especial where
there are children, buns. cuts, bumps
and bruises are bound to happen and
then emergency methods are neces-
sary,
The home with the bottle Of goth
Century Royal 14infm ent is always
ready for these emergencies Bruises.
cuts, burns. etc. are imm ediately
afforded relief by the applicati ton of
goth Century Royal Liniment.
Goth Century Royal Idniment Is
manufactured in Richmond and has
been giving relief here for forty
wears For sale by all druggists or
200 East Marshall street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16
WEDDINGS
Minston-Gardncr

l. wedding of unusual interest oC-
|red last evening at 7 O'Clock in the
|pel of the Union Theological
binary. when Miss Dorothy Star
K Gardner, the lovely young daugh-
Of MIR. and Mrs. Thomas w, Gard
became the bride of Henry f.
|nston, Jr., son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Enry +. winston, also of Rich
Ind. Easter lilies, palms ard ca
|drai candles formed an artistic
|oration in the chapel and the
Hiding music was played by Mrs
Fnk simmons, at the piano, ac-
hpanied by Miss Otelia simmons
the violin. Rev. Thomas cary
bnson. d. D, OF the Union Iheo-
|ical seminary. performed the Ger
|ony, which was attended by
|Se assemblage of guests. MISS
~ Lawrence Lyle, OF Orange
/ sin of the bride, was maid of non
She wore 2 corn coiored tate n
|nbined with tulle and carried sun
Est roses and and lavender sweet
is The bride who entered with
father. was beautifully gowned in
|nooel OF white duchess satin,
|hioned with court train and her
/ Of tulio fell gracefully from
hd orange blossoms. flower were n
|wer bouquet Of lilies of the val
and orchids. Archie Lyle. of
hn,cnd. attended the bridegroom
best man and the greomsmen were
G. Lyme. Of Orange. Morris Tyler
hl MaEc and William Ryland
Fdncr, brother OF the bride OF
|hmond
kt the conclusion Of a wedding
|dney. Msy Is. Mr.. and Mrs. Wins
will he at home. 909 West Grace
bet. Among the out-of-town guests
|sent were Mr., and Mrs. John VI
|y. Of LenchburE. Hobart Eylands
V NJ L. Mrs. n O Lyme. Miss
|ry Rylaud Lyme Miss Eliza beth
ne, Miss Lucy Lyme and Il. g
ne. Of Orange, Va Miss Louise
ter. Of Washington and Miss DAISY
h Of Danville
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16
OBITUARY
AsIs Isis1sIsa
Mrs. Eudora w. Garrison.

Funeral services for Mrs Eudora
Walden Garrison, wife OF Edward c.
Garrison. who died suddenly Wednes-
day afternoon in her home, COS Viz
ginia avenue, viii take place this
afternoon at 3 o'clock from the home.
Mrs. Garrison is survived by her hus-
band, two daughters, Mrs H w.
Blaine. OF Richmond and Mrs J Nj.
spence, of Baltimore. and two sons,
NJ, W Garrison, of this tIty and r
Il Garrison, OF Chicago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16
Observation-Disclosures

krnther marriage Of much inter-
yesterday. was that OF Miss Ella
rryman Quise daughter 81
and Mrs Thomas Allen QuIsen-
Fry- ~ eco Barton avenue nd l&eA-
bert Bayard Proctor pastor Of
Eodland Heights Methodist church
T. ceremony took place at y % eipe
the Rarton Heights Methodist
birch. with Rev. r. II Potts. pre-
|inc elder Of the Richmond district
the ceiebrant assisted BY Rev "
A. Haynes. pastor Of the church.
/ bride wore white satin dress
h ovcrdress of net and large
lite georgette hat Her flowers
re- corsage bouquet Of white
Eetpeas The bride was given in
|rriage by her father and Russell!
Proctor attended the bridegroom as
man. The church Was attrac-
by arranged with cat towers and
Inns and The wedding music uaS
Ved by Clarence Hyslop- BE.
Rth Thy window and Hearts and
pwers were softiy rendered during
service. Following the ceremony
. and Mrs, Proelo- ,eft for
-thern wedding trip Miss Rosa
anch a Hd Mrs, Hunter Hughes. of
4 Tho Terrace. entertained at a
ea shower Saturday afternoon in
ncr Of the bride A color scheme
ye.ow and green was effectively
-ried out in the decorations and re
shments and the linen gifts were
IA numerous and beautiful.
Those present were Misses Flor
-e Pillow. Nerna Miller. Eerna
cksou. Hazel Jackson. Alice
adch. Sadie Harley MarEaret Ha1-
Annie Fletcher. Frances Williams
liza Spratley. Carrie QuiscnherrE
thryn Gwaltney, Josephine Patter-
/. Alice Scott. Sarah Phillips. Mar
10 Harding Florence Jones. Mar
ret WAGNER, Pattic Timebrlake.
sille Bragg. Vivian Buchanan,
ura Stevenson. Mesdames i @.
octor. G.. l. Hughes. j. NJ. Qutsen-
Try, r. A. Quisenherry. :. s. Sloan.
Fl. Ellyson. II. J.. Livick and Carl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16
Mrs. Lena Green

Funeral services for Mrs Lena
Green, 8 years old who died in the
home OF her daughter. Mrs Marion
5. Jackson. 707 West Marshall street.
were conducted yesterday afternoon
a. : 80 o'clock in the home The
burial was in lakewood Mrs. Green
was the widow of william Green She
IS survived by three daughters. Mrs.
Marion S. Jackson, Mrs W T. Chalk
ley and Mrs. Eliza Green, and two
sons. Robert and William Green.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16
Mrs. Isabella FL. pollock

Funeral services fer Mrs lisa bella
Fl. Pollock. widow of Thomas H Pol
lock, were conducted yesterday after
noon at clock in the Marlborough
aalrtmeuts 81 North Boulevard Mrs.
Pollock is survived by two daughters.
Mrs. \ +, oliver and Miss Roberta |.
Pollock, and two sons. Gilbert X Pol
loeh and George +. Pollock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16

play for members Of Virginia
council and Patrick Henry council
No. -. Junior order 81 United Ameri-
can Mechanics Will be presented to-
night by Fullerpep club. Of Virginia
council No. . Sons and Daughters of
Liberty Tho last rehearsal was held
last night IT the home of Mrs. II, n
Chadick 3939 Williamsburg avenue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16
PRINCIPALS CONFERENCE AT
UNIVERSITY TO-DAY

Harris Hart, superintendent @, pub
lie instruction in the state will ad~
dress the second annual principals
conference TO be held at the UNIVERSE
" Of Virginia today and tomorrow
Mr.. Hart Will speak on the topic Of
recent legislation.
These annual conferences are held
in order that the high school pviu-
cipals may get together and thrcsh
out mutual problems.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16

The James River Garden club will
meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. John w. Gordon,
at Westhampton, Today is Lilac
Day in the annals of the club
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16

Edward A. Rowelle clerk Of the
city circuit court. was again n visitor
10 his Offices yesterday He has not
fully recovered from his recent i'll
ness but is able 10 be about He was
the recipient of judges and lawyers
Yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16

Carter j. Miller was sworn in yes
terday by city Clerk Alfred Fl. Nc
Dowell To serve as member of the
caty Ere department.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16
Dance at Blues Armory.

|WriShts saxophone orchestra, Of
|lumbus, Ohio, numbering twenty
|e pieces. has been engaged to pro-
be music for the benefit dance to
given tonight in the Blues armory,
der charitab auspices.
Many tickets have already been dis
Bed OF for this affair and a large
tronage is expected. The list OF
tronesses includes:
Mrs. Alvin NJ. Smith, Mrs. Julian
|. Hill. Mrs. Charles r. O'Donnell
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16
APPROXIMATE VALUE;

Clothing $40: shoes, $40, meals.
$500. lodgings. $3.50 wages paid in
cash for work done. $4S2.
Value Of help given 10 trancients
passing through sio450.
Number Of cases helped in Rich
mond. los
Value OF relief 70 mothers and
children Of Richmond, $50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-16
E1hsritigta-----tsooCil

Mr. and Mrs william Stapleton
och. OF the University If Virginia.
ve issued invitations TO the mar
&c of their daughter. Mary stuart
James Edward T. h d a.
Norfolk. Va the ceremony
take place at 40 O'Clock
rurday evening, April "a. in The
iversity chapel.
Both Mr.. Ethcrjdge and his bride
be are prominent socially through
/ the state and the marriage is
Q Of much interest. Miss Gooch who
one of the most popular members
the younger society set at the
iversity has frequently visited in
,hmond, where she has been much
ed.
MIR Etheridee will graduate this
ar in the law school at tho t'niver-