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later. however. through unfortunate
Investments.
Founded Virginia Trust Company.
la ls?2 he founded the Virginia
Trust Company. and was It's first
pres !dea,, with VI. <. Quarlcs as man.
ager
Probably Mr.. Faces most paying
Investments were in iunumcrai,l.
many charities prospcrcd greatly and
ne is known to have given many
I,trueglinS young men their start in
life. In 1855 Mr.. Pace gave the build
| Ing and grounds OF Park Place Metho-
Idist Church, at Pine and Franklin
Streets, AS a memorial 10 a son and
daughter. Mrs. Mamie Pace Donnan
| and Thomas Neal Pace. His gift was
said TO have been between $4,000 and
| Sl00. 600, and has only been surpa ssed
Iswice since. by that Of Thomas T.
Ryan. to Sacred Heart Cathedral. and
|of w. 5. Forbes. TO First Baptist
Church. Mr.. Forbes was one OF the
men who We're helped through the
generosity of MIR. Pace while begin
ming business careers. MIR Pace cX-
tending to Mr.. Forbes the credit
(which aided him in the establishment
b OF his business.
4 Few undertakings Of merit at the
time did not in some way have the
backing or help IF Mr.. Pace. lie was
Eon the committee of five which aided
lin settlement Of the trolley strike
there in 1905. j. ID. Carpeal, w. S.
Forbes. J. Linwood Fuller ana Edgar
j. FERGUSON being the other mem
tbcrs
Easily Defeated Field of Eleven.
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0''HT ''IH"H IFUW Flrst ThscD
the kidnapping because under Penn
sylvania law the penalty for the
crime is III" imprisonment. while the
term for using the mails to obtain
money By fraud is five years.
Many rumors and supposed clues
as TO the whereabouts Of the missing
child are being ram down by the po-
lice. The baby has been reported to
be in Atlantic City and also in Phila-
delphia.
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Mrs. Ella VI. GrnNcs.

FREDERlCKS VA. August
Mrs ELLA NJ. Graves. -. widow OF
u j.. Graves. Of Spo:syivania County.
died yesterday at the residence Of her
daughter. Mrs. Daisy NJ. G:iGSS, N
Richmond. where she had been max
ing her homo. Mrs. Graves was for
80 years member OF Mt. HcTmon
BAPTIST Church. Surviving her are
the following children: I.e" J. Graves.
Of DIssnGton. King George County;
Il. Y. Graves. belmont: W.star
Graves. Spottsylvauia County: Mrs.
DAISY r.. Graves. KichmCnd. The rn-
mains were carried to- Belmont.
SpotSylvania County ana internicnt
made in the family burying ground
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at once. and were with him yesterday
when he died. His wife has been
dead some years, and was formerly
Miss Burweii. daughter OF George
Burwcil, OF Carter Hall. Mliiwood.
Friends OF caotuin Mao were not
surprised 10 hear Of his death last
night. as his condition has been
known mere for several days. and be-
cause OF his advanced age physicians
have held little hope of his recovery.
Rev. John Y. bowman, -. -. will
oiiiciatc at Captain Mayo's funeral
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HARRISON SOUTHWORTH
DIES AT TAPPAHANNOCK
Veteran Was for Thirty
Years Clerk OF Courts of E>Srx
County.

Especial 20 The Times -Dispatch)
fltErEHickSEURG VA. August
'.-iiarrispa Southworih. for thirty
Years clerk Of ;hc courts in Essex
county. died ru. sday nigh; AT his
homo at Tappahinmock. aged 80
ycars. lie was Il native Of SpotSvl-
wanna county. and for some wears al
Ter the War between the states re-
sued IN Freder'" ksburS. moving from
hcr" 10 Essex County. where he ne
cam: prominent. lie was n CourcG-
crate veteran with a record for BRAY
cry aad member Of the Baptist
,hufch ~ Tappahann"ck. His wife,
our sons. ana three daughters sur
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George EInNh MiIIia.

oNANcOCK. VA. August 5-C;corgr
Floyd Willis. ~. died at his home at
Wills Wharf. Tuesday lie was Il
Funeral services were conducted n,
Broadwater VI. T. Church and inter
men, was mad" in the Belle Haven
Cemetery. He is survived by n,.-
dauHhtcr. Mrs. Morris ranCcy. OF
Wills Wharf: two sisters. Mis- M
!; johnson. OF Wills Wharf. anil
Mrs. Lizzie Wescutt, Of NasSawa,!oN.
ara two brothers. j. y. Willis. OF
Bell" Haven, and A. &. Wills, OF cane
Charles
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"AS He Blends, So He Shall
Drink"

II is quite true that Tea should
he brcwcd right. That is not all,
the Tea itself must be corrcc..
There are teas that are especially
ftt"d TO drink iced. Ny Orange
Pckoc always fresh, grown high on
the mus, ~ the perfect tea for
icinG. You may have sample
gratis II you Will just write or
call for Tea for iced drinking
fiity-hve cents a pound. iicroy
Tea Sores. Herbert Hcroy. Prcsi-
dent. eos North Sixth Street.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. I.-orinr scay phiII,ps.

Mrs. Leo.!nc Sr.y Phillips died a;
n" "sIdencc Of her daughter, Mrs.
Mary T. Franklin. III East Leigh
street Yesterday. She was the widow
OF IN. lat" William II. Phillips and
* survived by IN. following children
MIS-. Emma Taylor. Mrs Mary +:
FRANCIS. Mrs. George i:nrou.hty,
Mrs. +. q. Fischer. of ST. Louis. No
MRS. Andrew Bradshaw. Hilton. Va
ana the following sons, Charles IL
ana william II Phillips. Funeral ar
rans"mcnis had not been perfected
last night
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Mrs. Josephine Dawson.

iiEATIiSNILI.E.. VA. August s.
AifS Josephine Dawson. wife Of Mr.
NJ. I. Dawson. aged about sd v.ors
died at her home near. Heat:iyv.;le
Tuesday morning. after an Illness OF
Two weeks. She is survived hy ncr
husband. one daughter grandson,
GoOdon Rowe. two brothers. Mrssrs
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THREE

trial Workers of the World local, OF
Washington. Idaho and Oregon. were
arrested by county. Federal and city
officers who dispersed gathering OF
alleged members OF the organization
At Il point seven miles northeast OF
ths city today. They were placed
in The county lall here
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Hurry Srrgrn,k Otcr.

Funeral services for Sergeant ]
y. otcy. who shot himseii in his
nome. 2iv2 stuart Avenue, Tuesday
morning. We're conducted yesterday
afternoon with a police escor, and
Masonic and Pythian rites Inter-
ment was in Hollywood
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NEW YORK, AUGUST j.-ln IN" all
cncc OF ScwcCmb Carlton. president
|ht the Western uHlon.iC W, T.. Al
|anS. first V!Cc-prcsldcnt, toda" is
Fucl the following statement regard
Ing action taken 10y the United states
government to prevent laying DY the
|ornpany OF = cable from Earba does:
We have nothing TO say. except
hat We ar. not attempting anything
unlawful or defiant. and that At the
proper tim" the public VIII be .u!ly
Informed Of the real facts
Thc local Western Union officials
asserted that no cable. other than tha;
icross Biscaync Bay from Miami to
he coast has az yet been lad. though
he coionla presumably has on board
EuiNci.nt cahl" for the line from
Niaml 10 the Earbadocs.
cinc!alS declined to comment on re-
boris that the company had fallen
70 Tile with tn" state Department e
opy OF IN" Western Unions coItraC:
with tho British Western Company.
rrgarding The proposed new line from
ih. lla-hadUcs 10 Miami.
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Dunaway and c. Il. Hogan. both Of
TINS county, and two sisters. Mrs.
Arthur Douglas. or Washington ard
Mrs. John Barnes. Of Nokomis
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HritnIn RccosnI.cs Cost. RIcn.

Rican advces to the state Depart
men; today said that the British gov
eminent had followed the action of
the United states and recognized the
present government of Costa Rica.
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ONANCOCk, VA. August 5.-Miss
Hettic l'aulsOn. is dead at her home
az "Cokcsbury." on Onancock Crcek.
aged " years. She was prominently
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Children teething are liable to
bowel trouble. DR.. SETH ARNOLD'S
BAI.SAM is the remedy. Warranted
by j. T.. Bauer-Adv.
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cubnnS Honor Roosevelt. Memory.

MINMI. FLA, Angus. 5.-Aurelio
iierta and Federico G. Morales, pres
,dcht and secretary of the Roosevelt
through Miami yesterday on their
way 70 WASHINGTON. Messrs. Ilevia
ana Morales arc conveying to the
heainuarterS OF the Roosevelt Me-
inorial Association in Washington
Sloo.oOO. the gift OF the people OF
cuba to the memory OF Colonel
RooscNent. II is understood that
inns Eiit VIII be supplemented by
$4,000. donated by the Cuba con
grcSS.
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|R|T|sH WILL RESPECT
WILSON'S CABLE ORDER
). Destroyer VIII Garry Fig
lSiTs Vicc-ConsuI to Cable
Ship From Miami.
INCIDENT APPEARS CLOSED
Western Union Officials Meant
Nothing Unlawful or Defiant.
VIII Make Public Statement With
All Facts.
ny JAMES II. MOUSSE.

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JAMES B. PACE. BELOVED
CITIZEN, ANSWERS CALL


Continued from FIRST I'ascJ
alter. however through unfortunate
Investments.
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J.. w. w. Delegates Are Jnilrd.
SPOKANE. WASH. August 5.--Ten
men said to be delegates from Indus
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WILLIAM H. WHITE DIES.
CLOSING VARIED CAREER

lCont!Muel fr0m Flrst ragcD
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BELIEVE PASCOL
Is KlDNAPER OF
COUGHLIN CHILD

lContinuel frnm Elrst HagcD
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
LICK OF GERALDINE LaIRD.r

'fhe Luck Of Geraldine Laird, which
opened at the savoy Theatre yesterday,
viii have It's last showing today and
tomorrow. Miss Bessie Barriscale,
Miles Welsh and a notable cast are
starred In Kathleen Norris farous ser
ill novel. "Ths Luck OF Geraldine
Laird" opens in q small town in New
York State, where Geraldine Laird. the
leading character in the picture is llv-
ing conlentedly in thb home OF her
mother. Here a delightful sman town
atmosphere is put into the picture by
the director, Edward Sloman. Later
The background Is New York, where the
wife goes afier she is deserted by her
husband, One Of the big scenes shows
the interior Of a revue theatre in the
opening night, when Geraldine Laird,
on the bill under the name Of Mary
O'Bren. becomes the hit OF the show.
How the husband recognizes his wife,
his attempt at reconciliation. and her
bitter denouncemens Of him before a
large company OF her friends, is strlk-
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
HIS ARREST SPITE
WOLIHER DISMISSED

That the arrest OF Howard p. Wal
ther on a charge Of larceny was case
Of spite" work, following a dispute
over the ownership OF temporary
building at the Union Park Gardens, was
declared by J. Rankin Davis, attorney
for the defendant. In Municipal Court
this morning. Walther was dismissed.
Waliher was charged with the lar
ceny or electric light fixtures from
Frank H. Mahan. The articles were
stored in the disputed building The
defendant maintained that he hsd been
instructed 10 tear down the building
and directed Mahan 10 have the light
fixtures removed His warning was
not needed by Mahan and so Walther
removed the articles 10 a place behind
some lumber. II was because OF this
that the charge OF larceny was pre-
ferred by Herbert Smith, representing
Mr. Mahan.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
WESTERN RAILROADS
NOW FACE STRIKE

CHICAGO, April United Pressl.--
Minor strikes Of railroad employees woro
threatened or Ia progress throughout
tho Middle wOss today, Following. a
walkout OF 5000 Pennsylvania railroad
employees at Fort Wayne. Ind, yesior-
day, 700 swlichmon and switch tenders
Of the Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul
here were on strike today. They de-
mended pay increase OF nearly 30 per
cent. Illinois Central aud Northwestern
yardmen are aflllaled with the same
union.
Rock Island swltchman and Brother
hood OF Railway Trainmen are reported
taking a strike vote with walkout for
Saturday night. officials here denied
the report
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
DO YOU REALIZE
YOU MAY BE One
Nine Out of Ten Said to Be
Slowly Poisoning Own
System.

Sew realize what an enormous num-
Der OF people among those who live in
such localities as this suffer from auto
intoxication." said the Tanlac Man
This condition is nothing more or less
than the self-poisoning Of vital organs
and is the foundation OF most ailments
and diseases.
"When the organs become nervous
and debilitsted they are unable 10
throw Off The accumulations OF waste
matters because they are weak. The
putrefeciive germs set in and the suf-
ferer finally succumbs 10 poisons gen.
Grated within his own system. Jaun-
dice. hard cold, constipation, lndiges-
tion, biliOusness, headaches. backache.
diarrhoea, nervousness, dizziness aud
arrangements OF the stomach and
bowels are common symptoms OF this
trouble"
Tanlac. which Is so wide In It's field
OF usefulness, so certain are the re-
suits. so quick and so theroughh are lis
beneficial effects that the preparation
seems more like a miracle than like a
medicine, is sold here by n. B. Dan
forth, and all leading druggists.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
Judge Makes Erroneous
Prediction Regarding
Lawyer

About one clean shirt Is all thouehs'
ne would ever wear. He had fallen.
away to mere shadow; was as yellow
as saffron and often doubled up with
pain. Doctors continually gave him
morphine and were about to operate
for gall stones. Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy quickly restored him to perfect
health again" II Is simple, harmless
preparation that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and al
lays the Inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and In
testinal ailments. including appendicitis.
one dose VIII convince or money re-
funded j. NJ. Eckerd and druggists
everywhere.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
ayorNc Mns WINTHROP"

After a somewhat delayed starting,
Ethel Clayton made up for lost time at
the Queen yesterday. with her very
first appearance in "Young Mrs. Win
throp." In which she will be seen the
remainder or the week at the theatre.
Miss Clayton is particularly famous
FOR her clear-cut interpretations OF
modern yotng women Of today, whetA-
cr she be wife, or monther OF business
woman. In this particular instance
she appears at wife and mother.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
coLonED VOTERS NAME DELEGATES

The colored voters 0f the Twolflh
ward. ut meeting last night at the
lresidence OF George Tlghman. No. us
West Third street. elected Emanuel
Gooden delegate and Edgar Startling
alternate TO the Republican State Con-
vention at Dover. April 20. About 25
coored voters were present. George
Tllghman presided and Charles f..
Brown acted as secretary. A resolution
was adopted commencing Donald r..
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
sroRM CHANGES ocEAN cmANNEL

William ]. Gray. attache OF the United
States Engineer once IN this city. re-
ports that tie recent severe storms
have caused the main channel from the
sea into Atlantic City inlet TO shift.
He says the shift is not serious. and a
new map OF the present channel, with
its new buoy markings. Is to be made.
There Is twelve feet OF water on the
bar at the mouth OF the inlet. which
has been slightly affected by the shorm.
Where needed the channel Will be
dredged TO the proper depth. Engineer
Gray stated that as yet no orders had
been received to survey the channel for
ilfieen-foot depth at mean time as
authorized by resolution adopted In
Congress. introduced by Congressman
Isaac Bacharach.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
NEGRO HELD In
OHIO ISN'T PRICE

"If the news OF the capture OF Lemuel
Price at Youngstown, Ohio. had reached
here day later we should have con-
sidered 1t an April fool hoax" said a
police Official this morning.
The Negro captured in Ohio Is at
least IS years old than Lem Price and
even the Ohio authorities now admit
that the description OF the man they
have does not agree with the descrip-
tion sent out by the local polio depart
ment.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
DENMARK GENERAL
STRIKE UNDER WAY

COPENHAGEN, April 1. Might -sThe
general strike called In protest against
The Kings dismissal OF the Zahle cab
met had become effective throughout
the city tonight.
King Christian, after a conference
with the State Council, was reported to
have decided 10 dissolve the lower
House, holding elections for a new
parliament April %.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
AMERICANS ESCAPE
MEXICAN BULLETS

WASHINGTON, April 2. United
ress|,-NIalor Burr, assistant military
atlacho OF the American embassy, at
Mexico City, his wife, Dr. Florence
Hale and Mfr. Hurd, all Americans,
were passengers on train Of the Mex
leo City.Cuernavaca railroad, which
was attacked by bandits on March ss.
near Tres Marias. the State Depart
ment was advised today FOR the en-
bassy az Mexico City.
All the Americans escaped without
injury, according 10 the sdvlces.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
MISSIONARY AUXILIARY MEETING.

Members OF Grace Church Youne
Women's Home Missionary Auxiliary
VIII meet at the home Of Mrs. ]. j.
Jones. No. 1910 Delaware avenue on
Monday night. Devotianal services
will bo conducted by Mrs. N. X. War
ner. Discussion Of the topic Of the
evening will be led by Mrs. C. E. IL
zard.
During the evening. the Lenton Of
fering envelopes VIII be opened All
members Of the organization are asked
TO attend.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
asMnInERING EMnERs."

Yesterday when Frank keenans pic
turo. "Smoldering Embers." made It's
FIRST appearance at the Rialto. 1t was
thoroughly enjoyed by every member
Of the goodly audience.
The picture has decidedly dramatic
value in the scenes that picture the
hobo's meeting with his son and his
subsequent saving Of him from dis
grace and ruin.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
REPUBLICANS TO
REPORT BONUS BILL

wATnN0rON April 2. United
Prcss. l--Republlcan members OF the
House Ways and Means Committee
have decided to report fayorably a sol
der bonus blu at this session, It was
learned today.
Democrats on the committee arc op-
posing such action claiming the gov
ernmont cannot afford II at this time.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
attractions at the Theatres

ingly shown. and causes sasps Of aston
ishment from the audience.
The added attractions are Snub pol
lard In The Dinner Hour" and paihe
latest news. Next week Harold Lloyd
Will be featured in big double pro-
gram as special Easter week attrac-
tion. HIS Haunted Spooks" Is conceded
10 be one Of the greatest comedies yet
produced
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
sILvERBRoOK A. A. TO PRACTICE.

Weather conditions permitting, the
Silvcrbrook baseball club, win have
IFS initial workout tomorrow afternoon
OF Second and dupont s,rs Is. All
players who have signed contracts with
the club are requested to be present
and any other local boys who desire to
work out with the team will repor.
to Manager Bevis.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
BRITISH WARSHIPS
OFF BELFAST COAST

LONDON. April 2 United press,.-
british warshIpps arrived or Bel
fast Wednesday night accord
ing to the Evening News. Tho
newspaper Interpreted the movement
az part OF the government prepara-
tlons to prevent the r.yortcd plans for
an uprising during the Easter holiday,
adding that the vessels might be used
for transfer OF Sim Fcin prisoners 10
English Jails.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
DEAR BRUTUS' AT
PLAYHOUSE TONIGHT

T>No geniuses have united in the
presentation of Dear Brutus" which Is
ihe Playhouse attraction tonight and
tomorrow matinee and evening. They
are sir James NJ. Barrie who Is the
author and William Gillette who Is
the acli0r
The same cast that appeared IN sup
port 81 Mr. Gillette during his engage
1nent at the Empire Theatre, New
York and his more recent run In Phila-
delphla viii he seen with him in VIII
mington tonight and tomorrow. Hilds
Moore. the famous beauty Is at the
mead OF the cast in the role OF Mrs.
Dssrih in which she yaso appeared in
sac London production OF Dear Bru-
tus-
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
NITn CABINET STAYS.

ROME, April 1 might The Senate
late today voted confidence in the gov
ernment Of Premier Nitli after a speech
in which the Premier outlined the
policies Of his reorganized cabinet. The
vote was i07 TO a.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
AT THE capRICK.

Bob and Peggy Valentine, who are
appearing at the Garrick Treatre this
week, are contributing their bit TO the
exceptionally clever bill. They are
glning an original song and comedy
conceit, that takes one through many
ages.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
uARE's CORNER HONOR PUPILS.

The following pupils OF the Hare's
Corner School. are all the honor roll FOR
perfect attendance In March: John
Ingram. jeanette Clark. Ralph Roth
well. Charles Currinder. Henry Lester.
Harold McFarlin. Marguerite Currlndor,
Margaret Whitten. Mary Blackburn
fiildred Currinder
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
.rnIyOIITIES or 1920"

The Easter attraction at the Play
house is G. NJ. Anderson's "Frivolities
Of 1920" which will be in Wilmington
all Of next week. starting Monday even
Ing, April 9Th.
"Frivolities" IS a smart and topical
review that embodies in It's makeup the
ruperlatiyes OF the scenic artist, the
milliner. the modIste and the musician.
The lyric end Of the entertainment Will
bo upheld by Irene Franklin and Bur-
ton Green who made earlier appearance
here in always You" which they just
recently quilted They will make theii
lrst appearance In "Frivollties" in WI
mington. Monday evening. The dane
ing portion OF The show lies In the
nimble and capable feet Of the Barr
Twins. Tom Nip and Charles O'Brien
and Gretchen Eastman.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
BAKE roR SWEDISH CmRcg

A bake will be held on tomorrow
morning on King street between Sew
enth and Eighth streets under the
auspices OF White Team for the build
ing fund OF Swedish VI. Z. Church.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02
anunS..

Tom Moore seems TO be adapted Tor
almost any Kind OF screen presentation.
His CHEEKY good nature transformed the
mystery OF "Duds,n which was at the
Majestic Theatre yesterday, TO typical
Moore picture.
Evening journal., 1920-04-02

Morton, ward chairman, for kis ~
treatment Of tho colorsd voters.