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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

II
Another rrime has been added u
tfs> nnmbericss Bolshevist crimes In
! Eussta, Adinisai Koicias was MUIR
dsred by the Bolshevik In IrkLtSk,
ard this Look place week aga While
the BofshcyikI were announcing
/ through the ccnters Of their psopa-
ganda that they have abandoned their
reaifne Of intolerance and murder and
nave abolished capital punishment.
ns Russian pconie and the entire
civilized world will condemn this new
act OF Bolshevist cruelty and the
M mory Of ADMIRAL kpichaiS as a great
and noble RussIan patriot will live
through the centuries.
To the outside world Admiral Kof-
ni1ak, before hts activities ait omsk.
was known mostly as splendid sol.
der. courageous defender OF Port
Arthur during the Russo< Jap arsese
war and the commander on the Black
Sea feet during the recent war. There
ere nit many who know that Admiral
nc lchak contributed much to scientific
research. spending almost Ave years
ia exploring the waters on the Pacific
and indian Oceans and the Mediter-
ranean Sea. and later participating In
two Arctic expeditions. Admiral
keiehak combined the qualities or a
soldier with those OF 8
deep student,
His personal honesty. nnd patriotism
were never questioned even by his
enemies. HIS sincere democratisms!
WAS more than once acknowledged by
prominent representatives OF the DEM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
personal, MENTION

Il Mr.. and Mrs William Ii. T. Brooks
of Alexa ndria. who have been max
ing their home in Richmond for the
past year, returned yesterday &c
Alexandria. where they viii he es-
tablshed in the future. Mr.. and Mrs
Brooke made many friends in Rich
'mord. who will regret TO have them
leave the capital city.
Mrs Annie V Mann. of Peters
burg and Mrs. Virgiie ParN@am. OF
Petersburg, attended the Mable Gar
rison concert here Friday evening,
Miss GwendoIin Johnson Of Bed
ford City, il the guest OF her sister
Mrs. Frank T. RIcheson, of 1914 West
Grace street.
Miss Margaret Savage and Miss
Helen Bennett are spending the
week end at their homes IN Norfolk.
Or a r. Priddy. Of Lynchourg
has been recent visitor to This city:
Miss Lena Cummings, of Hot
Springs Ark, Who is passing some
time with Mrs J. r. Robertson AZ
Blackstone will arFtrE-+rr-Rie marxa
shortly to be the guest of friends.
Miss Ellen Banner, Of Baltimore,
has been the recent guest of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

An important event in society to-
morrow is the luncheon. 10 be given
In the Commonwealth club at 80
a'circk. by the chapter OF The Daught-
Nrs OF tho American WcvofUtI7T1'
when the birthday of George Wash
Angton will be observed. The table
derorat tong will be in red, white and
Blue Mrs. George Maynard NiUors
for the Office OF president general.
NE ioEal society p. A, r., VIII be the
1rest al honor at the luncheon. Other
nrcraincnt women who will attend
arR. Ms Kate Waller Barrett, stat
reaent. OF Virginia, and Mrs. John
sAiilaw Bu@l. state regent, Of Connee-
sx3cuf. Miss Qainby, Miss Elizabeth
aalawan. Mrs. j r. Fourqurean, Mrs
"a ". Lewis. MRS. c. f. Garrett.
Mrs. T r ouaries Mrs. W q Bragg,
Mrs. Seldom Taylor. Mrs Withers
NHte~. Mrs. Arthur B~tnkiey, Mrs. J
r. Rid6ick, Miss JosepheBe Clark.
M~x Julien Gnnn, Mrs I L. Keen,
Mrs 6. {. Courtney Mrs G. e. sub
set,. Ms II. r. Munford Miss Mel
IL Williams. Miss Reed Mrs Coed
-az. Mrs. Byars. Mrs Trtnkls, Mrs
Robinson. Mrs Ellington. MIS-. Ne}son.
Mrs. Heat Mrs Watkins, Mrs J. ~
Purcell. Mrs kisakinS. Mfs- !" D.
Pane Miss 6.sx4sng- Mrs Esorfer Mrs
Pa sss5ssst,. aTs, Montague Mr. "
s1rewsry. Mrs Hodges Mrs. Thornton
,Aars- James Sha~p. Mrs. A F. EuHt.
ars. Charles TayieT, Mass Na1e Lee
are others
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

Missionary DoxoiogN.
While refreshments were being
served attention was called to the
charts hung around the room which
treated OF stewardship from many
different angles
On each plate with the refresh
ments came Washington's memorable
Ratchet on (which had been written
scriptural verses bearing on the sub
1cci for the afternoon.
These were read and the class dis
persed having spent most profita
BILE afternoon
Our next hool; is a study in Foreign
Medical Missions. "a Crusade of
Compassion for the Healing of The
Nations. God had only One Son
and He was a Missionary and Ply
sican."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

A tie ANIMAL meeting of the sun
n9St0@ Day Nursery, the following Of
ffcers were elected President, Mrs +
Gordon Smith first vice. president.
Ar. E.d}oe Donn4n. second vice-p pres
/ ident. Mrs Croxt6n Gordon: secretary.
Miss Mary Halves, treasurer Mrs. Ad-
2isnu Hennolds The following com
;1'itfres hav" been appointed
House rammitGee-~IFs Herbert
. Claiborne. chairman Mrs Wander
bpet Mrs Blair Stringfelow Mrs
John Crowley Miss Isabel Carter,
Miss Isab"l Scott Miss Elizabet Pal
mer
Health committee Mrs Hugh Rose.
hartman: Mrs. Bernard Jones
Visiting CoUn8utee--Mls Alice
Mason, chairman Miss Elizabeth
Cooke. Mrs. Robert Carter
Publicity comMittee~-M Mrs Robert
y. Pollard. chairman. Mrs William
JeFntasA Mrs. Taxewell Darlington
}r
M~r hership committee Mrs Crox
ton Gordon, chairman, Mrs E.rskine
Eufort, Miss Eleanor Parrish. Miss
Doreea Fitzgerald, Miss Anne Halves.
Mrs. Andrew Christian
Playground committee Mrs Sam
Bndd Mrs. picht.t Lathrop Mrs
Ciaibo ne watkins AIRS. Frank Chris
tian., Mrs. William Forbes. MIS- Car
rington Williams
This orea nization is planning a
very unique theatrical event which
viii take place the week after Easter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
NEWS FROM FREEZING. Va.

Mrs.. c. p. Mullins has returned
from g visit To her daughter, Mrs.
ABRAHAM Newson. Of Heller Ky.
Anderson Hanover. OF Necdmare-
on e-Cuinberland. was visitor
mere the first OF the week
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson iphip),s. have
JUST aeturned from visit 10 the for
nleT brother, Albert Phipps, of
Craftsviile. Ky
Mr.. and Mrs, John w. ChiIdregs of
Norland, were visitors here during
the past week
Ulysses Phipns, of Isom. was the
g"est OF Adam H. Kendrick on Mon
day.
Mrs. Nancy MeFan. of Jackson.
nv. - visiting her stsl. William II.
Mcfall, OF near here.
George n. Mullins. of Putnam. was
visiting his cousin, Mrs Ollie Mullins
of this place during The week.
John Neei deputy sheriff of Dick
ehson county. was here on official
business d day or two since.
Mrs. Hattie Kelly. al Shelby eCiap.
ny: was visiting friends near here
ON Monday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
MEETINGS


y. r, Bethel To Speak
stare Senator, e. Walter Mapp viii
pc the subject Of an address by j T.
bet1eft chairman of the Fair fsrtes,
committee tomorrow afternoon al
$40 O'Clock when he will speak be-
fore the Richmond Housewives
i1easne in The parlors of the Jesfer-
son hoteL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
Every Monday Club.

The Every Monday club, will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 3.s1 O'Clock
with Miss Elizabeth tyillinghan. 1895
LsrTave avenue, Mics Ruth Sasteff
v:gsl read a paper on Current News
ard Agriculture, continuing the
Esah series OF Papers on current
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

v. tts "a ~,
Mr.. E III Linen ,fg IA,c mn $500
Miiitxsy 1Aeaxiesaiys1 yyl,o 1890
friends hcre last weeks svilfsF fenpe
THY w-eks q sbend ss,rne time WSth
relatives In Fl0Fssia, .1s' ss u I. Z - ss
Mrs RobertaTs Kern ana Tia ! sslst~r
AIRS, Thcnas WILSON,. " THIS city. are
spending some time IN Florida
Mrs, W.. a. t;rcgory. and son, Earl
ID. GREGORY. of Chase City. were week
end visitors 10 this city,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

K, Cecil Smith and Ella Stuart car
son have Just signed long-terrn con-
tracts with Selznick pictures. Since
they began work forsthe corporation
4 st August, they have written con
. tinuities for nine pictures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
Reading gy Miss Lou Belle fats~ht
IasksAG

Masx Isoa Relic Jones' vii give
ssygge readings trogn modern plays ia
"a erii and May at the nome ef MI
ard Mrs r. Nj Crutchf3ei4, on tha
IarF street road The readings ar@
81 een 10 tha pub3ie aud Miss Jones
zsEi he elaA 70 have those who art
ssm&e~vssed seu3 she8- names IA her 90
Il ~arGh Second street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

me senate Is more intelligent
oody now than II was last month Car
ter Glass has become a member of it.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

Sei1niclS pictures has purchased tn
screen 3isEts 10 Albert Pavson Ter
huho'S noSei. THE Fighter"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

"Wednesday afternoon At i o'clock.
Admiral Creightoa" will be read By
Miss Lon Belle Catesby Jones At the
tfEh.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

The Confederate Memorial. Liter
airy society will meet "Wednesday,
February. rs, at II A, NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

ccratdc movements III Russia. X. SAT-
Y onoH. Who Nass the chairman of the
\ central committee AZ the sailors, Of
neers ana worktn ssnssats1 delegates Of
! the first months Of The revoIution.
/, rote the following shout Admirai
Y 1Notchak During my meetjnrr r,lfr,
ADMIRAL koicnak realised that va
fdeRling <with an honorabte aoidiAr and
sincere Democrat who was moi less
happy than we that RussiN ma -
crrlse free. worked with tfsn adrntrss
daily and met him under All condftIons
anu must testify that 1 found tir, ~
ways downright honest democrat
who placed the welfare OF the reorfN
and Qf Russia above everything else
The future historian will testify
that admiral Kalchak. as head of the
a'leRussian government nj omsk, did
everything in his power 10 crush Boil
shevism and to bring the country to
~ stable democratic government
through an all-Russian constituent
assembly. IL he did not succeed In
this struggle. 1t Is due mostly rs con-
sditions which lay outside 81 his
power. Future Rus~ia viii respect the
memory of Admiral KoJchaks as
gr1at patriot who died At his most.
struggling courageousfy Hgginxt tf1s
enemies Of his country and OF hu-
ninnity.
Yonffrfui Fcsifas I: !. sSsss sixih ise,,.
nick picture starring Olivia Thomas.
IS based on southern story ana most
~ the Mining was done near New
Orleans. About half the mem hership
Of q fashionable country club situated
IN the vicinity or the Louisiana city
appears in one part OF the Aim. Di-
rector A.aii crosland had borrowed
the clubhouse to '.shoot' some 90
ciety scenes and. deciding that he
needed some OF tho members pYesent
also ito give .'atmosphere.. invited
them to attend the filming and to
make their debuts In the s.rnovies..
The. members were amused ana de-
lighted by the invftHrion. ana turned
out in force. According to reports.
IA pleasant time was had by an"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
Richmond Chapter L. d. G..

The annual meeting of Richmond
chapter L. d. C. for the election OF
officers vas held Friday morning in
Lee Camp hail. Mrs. Randolph pre-
siding The election resulted as fol
lows: President, Mrs. Norman Ran
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
senator Mapp at Centenary

Stale Senator Walter G. Mapp Will
address the Association of Methodist
Women for Social Service in Gem.
tenary Methodist church wednesday
afternoon at 4 O'clock IFS subject
viii be The Responsibility Of Chris
tan Women foi Social ReformH The
pubic is cordially in vited to attend.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

T&e wuraSns auxiliary of Grace
s. ia a. preshyferlaa church. VIII
sssrn&s AZ a3f-8ay meeting next T'2es-
sssss- beginning Al 1850 o'ei0cA in the
sThAesh hoG@~. s. West Franklin
%*sEees a program for tbs week CT
sa1ss13sNer f@r farctra missions ard re-
le7 AZ the mission study book. Fifty
sgS Wears in China. also several four
1rstnEae talks on stewardship. will I'll
sstse morning hours The busint -
.sessson wsil he held al ! O'Clock. This
- sn important meeting and Of
Ascers are to be elected for the en-
sNMlmE wear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
supper Dancs, -, wessnnorclan,i

An informal supper dance viii he
given next Thursday evening rs the
/ Westmorelanf club for its members
md their guests The dance will he
from 10 IL o'clock supper wIli be
served & Is earle Table reservations
ehoald be foade as early as posi- be
Jack r I.swi5 president 81 the
Richmond. section, council OF Jewish
Juniors. urges al members Of the
council 20 attend the special meeting
called fer tbsa afternoon at o'clock
in Temple Beth Ahabah. Al this
meeting arrangements sor tae dance
20 be given b., the juniors or March
rs in The jefferson club VIII be com
piefed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

teontinuAd from Page one,


Darlington and Mrs william f
afis9. sJr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
MUSICIANS ttnll.

u Tse February recital OF he M9si-
EXAMS cluh mlll take place next Wed
srssday morning at II O'Clock In me
] alfastoeiuna os the womans club \
Z Irorfa., u tae classical schools ftona
#ls8e 10 lsda witi he given
Daughters nf 1912 10 Meet,
Members 0f tire executive board OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

A very new and very smart
style-~-with fashions preferred
long, slender iines--shown in pat
ent leather. domi-calf and black
slacc kid (also n similar style In
plain pumps with Junior French
hcels-~all loathers) all sizes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

A. hewitching new creation al
graceful lines and wonderful fitting
uuaiities-~both welt and turn sole
models, In patent leather. demi-
calf and black glace kid talso plain
and tongue effects in all leathers) !;
all sizes.
The Washington times., 1920-01-27
GRACELARUE SUED FOR
slOO,OOOFORALIENATION
Mrs. Hale Hamilton, Wife Of the
Actress Dancing Partner,
Institutes Suit.

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.--Grace La
Rue Chandler. known in vaudeville
and musical comedy as Grace La Rue,
has been made the defendant IN . suit
for 100000 brought by Mrs. Myrtle
Tannahill Hamilton. Hale Hamilton,
the husband, was formerly Miss La
Rue's dancing partner and is at pres
ent appearing with Miss La Rue In
Dear MeH
Miss La Rue, who WAS granted a
divorce from Byron d. Chandler last
spring. opened in Dear Me-! in At
lantic City New Year Day. After Miss
La Rue was divorced from Chandler.
who was known along Broadway as
"the millionaire kid" Chandler told
his friends he had lost $4,000 back
ing two musical comedy productions
for his wife.
A summons only in the latest suit
was filed in the county clerks Office
yesterday Tho complaint Is being
drawn by John J. Lordon. 1t was
said yesterday the complaint will
ch arge that Miss La Rue aIienated
the affections of her one-tme dane
ing partner.
Mrs. Hamilton, who is living at the
Hotel Algonquin, was last seen on the
stage here in Dear Brutus" last sea
son. As Myrtle Tannahill she played
with her husband in Australia for two
years in Get Rich Quick walling-
ford" Hamilton created the title role.
The Washington times., 1920-01-27
M|LLERAND FACING
RUSSPOL|CY QUIZ
New French Government to BE
InterpeIIated Regarding Attl-
tude Toward Soviet.

PARIS. Jan. 2T.-Former Minister
OF Munitions Albert Thomas one OF
the leaders OF the French sociaIlst
party, said today that he understood
the socialist members or the Chsm-
ber OF Deputies are preparing TO IN
terpellate the government on its Atti-
tude toward the Soviet government
OF Russia, There has been no pubic
declaration OF the new Millsrand min
istry's Russian policy.
'The Soviets proposals TO the AL
lies were badly put because OF their
demand for an armlstice," said NJ.
Thomas. "The allies are not ofnciAi-
iy at war against Russia IL is not
to be expected that the entente VIII
treat with Russia without guarantees
OF the execution OF an agreement. ana
these guarantees have not yet been
offered. Diplomats OF the entente.
especially France, appear hesitant
about accepting the Soviets peace
suggestions, but there Is ground for
hope that negotiations may result In
peace and a renewal OF relations be-
tween Russia and the outside world"
NJ. Thomas Is taking a leading part
In the international labor council. In
session In Paris.
The Washington times., 1920-01-27
PEACE WITH REDS
|SDEEMED NEAR
Authoritive Sources Here Be-
Iieve Agreement With SOyiets
Will Be Reached Soon.

Peace with soviet Russia is likely
the opinion OF well-informed authori-
ties. In close touch with international
affairs, here today.
Such a peace would be a matter OF
expediency for the allies, who do not
welcome the prospect OF an extended
guerrilla warfare with the soviet
armies, according to reports here.
Lenine Is said to demand an armistice
before he will let ships approach his
ports to trade with the inhabitants
This may lead to negotiations.
Plans Have Failed
The plan OF building up an snti-
Bolshevik buffer state, in which Po-
land. Esthonia. Latvia. Lithusnia, and
Finland would be included appears
to have failed. due to differences be-
tween Poland and Lithuania State
Department Advices Indicate a danger
OF war between those countries.
Another danger. that OF a red in
vasion or q spread OF Boishsvism into
southern Asia, including India, finds
Great Britain unprepared, according
TO information here on the situation
1t Is believed at the State Department
that the British government fears
such an eventuality. but Is handi-
capped by inability TO raise sufficient
| troops to be adequately prepared.
Army of England
Great Britain intends to have an
army OF 255.5o0 by next April. and
this makes no provision for a force
| to check the Bolsheviki. or this
| number 70 900 would he used In India
| IT 900 in Mesopotamia, $4,000 In Egypt
and Palestine. 10000 in colonies and
| lfortresses, $4,000 in Ireland, $4,000 in
Great Britain, and 1880 on the
Rhine.
At last reports to the War Depart.
ment here, the Bolsheviks had 21b,ooo
troops on the south Russian front
and Denikine had a force OF 165. ono.
The British have a force OF indeter.
mipste size at Merz. northeast OF
Persia
The Washington times., 1920-01-27

Ar. Hckmans Orchestra from the ST. Francis Hotel San
Francisco, Travelled all the way New York to make
these sxeSxaer Columbia dance records:
Ny B.by's Ar.s-Foztrot from ~Folia Of 1919" Azsli
o. tAs SkesAs e Cs;ro-Onestep Sc
TeH Ne WAy-For<roe ! oSe
Ths fsss.Ai,s Bi.ss-Medley For-ro ..-..
"Beae Blues and Hesitation Blues Az613
Yksss Dr,fiu Blsss-Medky Foxtrot SSe
PsseAss-For-toe A-z6a>
svsss end Lsw-waltz ! SSe
Rainbo~-Medey Waltz Princes Orhestra A61@
Dreasy Ahham.-Medley Wallis Pnsces OveAesera 3l0
The Washington times., 1920-01-27
HUNGARY WON'T SIGN.

BERLIN, Jan. 27.--Count Apponyi,
head of the Hungarian peace delega-
ton, will leave for Paris the middle
OF the week. carrying an absolute re-
fusaI TO SIGN the peace tyeaty in it's
present form, a Vienna dispatch today
said
The Washington times., 1920-01-27
STERLING AT a57 IA

NEW YORK. Jan. zT.-Demand
sterling reached another new low on
the foreign exchange today. opening
at s.B7L.
The Washington times., 1920-01-27

CnS ys~s LsASEsT Ns&a seSBeNs ks4
sxekAass thsps for w. :. s-' thereby
.ISias yourself and ,sar eouatry.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-24

Campbell, as one of the latter,s grand
children has the scarlet fever.
Mrs. Lyman Pritchard was able to
be brot down to the Methodist church
The lecture on Mexico, given by DR..
James Taylor last Thursday,was very
interesting and instructive. He
could talk SO much more viyidly, hav-
ing seen all, and you could understand
it better. In some ways Mexico
surely is wonderful country.
Cora Root lost her pocketbook last
Friday night after leaving the church.
Anyone finding it please inform her.
The high school boys entertained
the girls last Friday morning in the
devotional hour and the girls treated
them to homemade candy.
Virgil Hadlock, who attends school
in Strongsville, has been home sick
with the mumps.
During the institute there will be
display of corn in one Of the school
rooms. Anyone making a display
bring ten ears. First prizes will be
offered and the winning ears Of corn
will be sold. A competent Judge will
be present. You are urged to bring
your display early.
Clerk A. F. Root now has the new
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-24
MT. PLEASANT

There win be Christmas tree and
entertainment at the U. B. church on
Friday night
Mrs. John Miller spent a few days
last week at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. VIM. PEBBLES.
is' Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. PEBBLES rejoice
over the arrival of a daughter, Mari
an Grace, on Friday, the 18th.
Mr.. Gaylord Miller was home over
Sunday from Cleveland, where he is
taking treatments for his face. He
is feeling much better.
Mr.. Percy Tibbits and family and
Mrs. +. B. Dittrick spent Friday in
Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Cadmium and
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-24

road thru, there will be quite a little
town two stores, two churches, a
school and blacksmith shop there
now.
Clarence Clement arrived home Sat
urday from his hunting expedition
in Pennsylvania.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Warner have
returned as far as Berea. They will
stay there for awhile with his aunt,
Mrs. Helen Smith.
Some Of the Odd Fellows from this
place went to Grafton Saturday night
Gladys Lytle will spend Xmas with
her aunt in Cleveland. y
Mrs. Ruby Levandoski and children
went to Berea last week to see her
father and mother. Mr.. Warner is
some better, la
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-24
BENEFITS COR.

Perry Loomis and Edith Bedford
have the mumps.
May Wilkinson spent last week in
Medina at Roy Wilbur's.
The committee of the electric light
business went to West Park Monday
to sign up. When BENEFITS Corn
ers gets electric lights, then a good
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-24

hunting licenses for 1921 and they can
be had at any time. lIs
Mrs. F. L. Root of Rocky River Wis
tied at A. F. Roots one day last week.
Settlement day with the township
trustees will be held on Friday fore
noon, Dec. 81, in the town hall.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-24
GOODMAN'S COR.

Clarence Rohde is home for his
vacation.
Lucille Richie from Columbus Is
home for the holidays.
Mrs. Amy Morton visited over Sum
day at her sons, Will Mortons, At
South Brunswick,
Carl Ritchie and lady friend from
Cleveland were at Ritchie's Sunday.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-24

sister Marcia spent Monday il CIeve-
land
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-07-29
AMENDMENT OF CHARTER OF
siEUEL-GaRCIA MOTORS COMPANY
INCORPORATED

United States OF America State OF Lou
islana, Parish of Orleans. City of New Or
leans. BE II known, That on this fifteenth
day OF the month Of June in the wear OF
our Lord. one thousand nine hundred and
twenty tl92O), before me- Charles Tbeo-
dore Starkey, a Notary Public, duly com
mlssioned and qualified. in and for this
city and the Parish of Orleans, therein
residing. and in the presence of the wit
nesses hereinafter named and undersigned.
personally came and appeared Martin ].
Burke and John Z. Garcia, both residents
or the Parish of Orleans, Of full age of
majority, herein appearing in their ca
pacity as, respectively. President and Sec
rotary OF the Siegel- Garcia Motors Com
pany, Incorporated, appearing by virtue
OF resolutions adopted by the stockholders
of said Company, June Il, 1920, certified
copies of which are hereunto annexed in
the margin for reference, who declared
that at meeting of the stockholders of
the Siegel-Garcia Motors Company, Inc,
held at its office. at its domicile in New
orleans, on the 18th day of June. 1920. at
which meeting stockholders of the com
pany representing one hundred and sew
enty-tive 115) shares out of total .
two hundred (200) shares were present.
" was unanimously voted to amend Ar
ticle One of the Charter of the Company
as established by Act passed before
Charles T. Starkey. Notary Public, No
vember %. 1919. and recorded in the Mort
gage Office Of the Parish Of Orleans, In