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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
AID BOYS HOME
hev. Th0mns Seumrs Acknowledges
contributions IN support Insti-
fttf


KEY. Thomas Scnkmcs acknowledges
me following contributions To aid the
Boys Home at CovinEton over the
crisis caused by TIN. increased cost
of living.
Miss Norma Stepar,. n. Carter
beverley. Mrs. Thomas Purcell. Mems
cable Class OF Meade Memorial
Church. $50 each
w. Lester Prcntiss. ). VI. Ball, Jr.,
Braucer and hasten. Misses Anna and
Ellen Boykin. $50 each.
Meade Memorial Church. Sl5
George Bryan. q. " Shumnn n,
Thomas Scmmcs. $40 each
Helen y. II. Bennett. l.. 6. Tur-
pin. Caroline II. tNlctt. Randolph May
nard, James W. Allison. Jr. wyatt
Is. Carneal. II. NJ Anderson & Co. T.
\. Macon. Ladies Bible Class. Meade
Memorial Church, w. T.. Rex. Dr..
Charles '. Darlington. r. a. eau
ihornc Paper Company, Lewis g.
chcn. Burk & Co. g. Y. BrcnElc,
Fred i. Braswell. city Ice Delivery
Corporation. Binswangcr x Co, J.. +.
Christian. S. each.
DR.. Harry u Baker Miss Emma
Friends, through ". Alien MaEce.
w. L. Lawrence. X y. Laid. d.
Taylor. Jr., 81 each
Forty boys from Richmond arc at
the nome and many applications are
coming in for other Richmond boys.
pleading for the support and protcc-
ton OF tho home.
These Richmond boys and nearly
100 others, all from Virginia, are
maintained 1t the lowest cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
NATIONAL GUARD READY
TO QUELL RACE RlOTING
Italians Drive NrErars In proves
From Chicago Heights Following
Attempted Assault.

Nv I NlN-ISdI service
CHICAGO, August 6.-Onc company
OF the Illinois National Guard is
nohi!!zcd here tonight and ready to
leave on moments notice for Chi
cage heights, twenty miles from here,
wher" r!ct!ns Is reported between
Italians and negroes.
Nesroes are reported 10 be leaving
The town IN drovcs. The business
portion Of the town is reported quiet
tonight but disturbances continued in
the factory district The guardsmen
are fuzzy armed and ammunition has
been issued TO them.
Fifteen deputy shcriffs were rushed
10 Chicago Heights today TO stop the
rlct!ng !; possible 1t WAS upon
word from that town that the guards
men We're called out. Disturbances
maze been reported all day.
Trouble started several days ago.
wacn TWO negroes are reported 10
nave attacked AN Italian girl. \
riot occurred a. the time The I;al-
!InS ar" also obi"ctinS 10 negroes
moving into white residential districts
and taking the places :: striking fac
tory workers. No A.aliti.s hay,
been reported so far
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
COMPLETE COMPILATION OF
WTHE COUNTY CENSUS
Valuation OF Farm Land Increase,
80 Fer Cent in Last
g, ltrcaur.

Il. Compi!ation OF the ia.st cAufus sta
s.istics for a N!rg.a ia ..c.uhty was
ssuS Bureau yesterday, when the pom
lulation OF Wythc County was given
out. The bureau reports 1857 farms
.operated by l,a.I white farmers uuG
tsiXIy-two colOred farmers, of WHEN
tl.42S are owners ana managers a,,fi
Ilos tenants. Total acrcage IN farms
amounts TO 29S,35i, Of which l2g XXI.
acres are reported. The value OF land
kas compared with q valuation Of Slc.-
sEia;i92 ten years ago or an Increase
gof sos per cent
Cattle and swine show AN Increase.
,os9 horses heinz. reported AS corn.
pared with i,546 in 1910; @g5 ,nf,,ca
s1e,229 cattle. 1889 sheep and I%.GEi
sswine. The number OF sheep have de-
Eclined more THAN uuc-half Tho
county raised last year .39gpl bushes
of wheat. G2t9S4 bushels oil corn ana
f19,3l0 tons % hay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
WILLIAM HENRY JONES
DIES AT ANCESTRAL HOME
Was Associate of I.nfe james u. Pace
and Incie-in-I.nw OF Lady
Nancy Aston.

William Henry Jones, an associate
OF the late James r. Pace in the leaf
tobacco business here directly after
the War between the States and an
uncle law OF Lady Nancy As,or,
died yesterday morning Il; his anccs-
tral home, Bachelors Hall" near
Danviiic.
Funeral services will be conducted
from The mortuary chapel. Holly
wood Cemetery. tomorrow morning at
1880 o'clock. Rev. H. -. G. Maclach-
Ian. pastor Of Seventh Street Christian
church, officiating. Near relatives
VIII act rs Dallbearers.
Mr.; Jones. who was IS years old
mad been in failing health for some
time. Until about Two years ago he
maintained an apartment in Rich
moad. Since then ne had lived eX-
Giusively at his country home in
Pfttsylvnn!a County. Ills Wife. who
was Miss Eliznhc Frances Keen, a
Sister or Mrs. G. ID. Langhorne, died
He is survived by four sisters. Mrs.
x. King. Mrs. James Morehcad.
Mrs Gum CHAM, all Of Greensboro.
y. G. and Miss t;mmic Jones: and
many nicces and ncphews, among
whom are Mrs. James ID. Patton, Jr..
Mrs Carl Fleming. and Decatur and
fouwIn Jones. all OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
NAMES WILLIS
40. LIBRARY COMMISSION
of Engineer Completes
Personnel of Body to Erect
War Memorial.
WILL CONTAIN AUDITORIUM
Stntc to ENpcnd approximately
$2,000,000 in Making Structure
One of Handsomcst in South.
VIII Organize Soon.

Ike Governor Davis. by the appoint
ament of Edward }. Willis, 4 consui,-
lSing engineer. whose residence is a,
|sfPcnbroke," on the Cary Street Roaa
yesterday the personnel OF
,YYsthe commission created at the las,
ttsession of the General Assembly -
fNarrange for the erection o! Il library :
iRsauditorium as Il memorial 20 the men
Stand women OF Virginia who part lei :
k,Ipated IN the world war.
IL Mr. Willis is considered peculiarly
t4Qualificd Tor membership on this COM
omission. In addition 10 his technical
he has been all his life a
kiclose student OF art ana has had on
opportunity, through extensive travels
in the show places of
EIthe world. As a member Of the Gov
deefnor'S Mechanical Advisory Board he
Sfds credited with saving The state
thousands of dollars through his ad-
SESfce relative to mechanical appAra
ffan State institutions.
Et The chief executive had ;wc a3-
10 make. WynGhn-r i:
fssMcredith. a Richmond attorney, who
sStakes much interest in the prop sd
Es1nemoriai, was named by him .c"c-al
esmonths ago. Other memocrs Of
1.-THE commission. representing both
kitors Morgan X. Mills and O. waiter
Knapp. and Delegates Il. Il. Fuller and
bParke j.. Deans
Il The library Will stand
Son the Ford lot. at Broad ana
kqaleventh Streets. and will cost APP
approximately 100000 This site was
kobtained from the city through an
Esagrcemcnt by which the municipality
ksecured from the State 4 Fifteen foot
EstriD OF Capitol Square for the widen
Wing OF Bank Street. When the str,,c-
s3ture is completed, II viii he one or
Ethc handSomest buildings In the
NSouth and Will contain an auditorium
Ilspacious enough 10 take care OF big
conventions that may come 10 I;Ic:l-
lmond.
3 The commission probably will meet
sdurinE the next few days FOR pur-
.poses OF organization ana of getting
yout OF the way preliminary details
fNecessary TO the real work In hand
1T has been authorized by the Lcgis-
flature TO issue bonds to the amour,
fof SiaoO.o00. In addition 10 this. APP
preparations OF $4,000 have been
Svears.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
LIGHT SHOWERS LAY DUST
I OF ROADS OUT OF RICHMOND
State Highway, krr in Coed Co,di-
ton ENccp; for Mud
in spots,

Light showers yesterday over me
eegreater part OF the Bachlaoul- WASH
.ington hishway laid the aust ana
seaused some mud. lccOrdiug no rs-
port OF the United states Weather
Bureau.
Conditions on the Richmond ClarEg.
vic ROAD are good. except between
,. and Lewis CrossIus, wne.o
sEoad rough. LigH, ialns have .a'G
sthe dust From hroanaA sygtn ine
s Except for the bad condition he-
Efween MONTPELIER and .aut1o tra
sRichmond charlottesville road con-
.qinues good Clay sections On ri.
sISichmond Old Point highway ar,
trough and muddy due 10 rains tcs.
hterday, although the sandy .a..f,re
shave been improved. The River jso,,,
1South) to Cur!es Neck Farm. is
saair. except for q few rough places
pCurles Neck 10 Wad. is good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
BURY PETER H. MAYO
SUNDAY AT 8 O'CLOCK
Virginia Society, Sons or American
revolution. VIII Attend oh
sequies in u Body

Virginia Society. Sons of the Amer
ic"n revolution, will assemble in n
hody tomorrow afternoon at ;
o'clock. al Monroe and Franklin
streets, and attend the funeral OF
naptain l'cler IL. Mayo. prominent
Nlcninonder who died Thursday, ac-
cofIing 10 announcement made yes
t"rdaE by Arthur l.. Clarke, prcsi-
Nsut OF the organization. Captain
Mayo was n, member OF the orraniza.
io'i and very active during the time
he was IN Richmond
CAPTAIN Mayo was also n great
at"hISon OF John Mayo, member of
the House of BurgesscS from Chcster-
ie!d County, 1859 TO IT75, and mem
Der OF the Committee OF Safety
"neraI services for Captain Mayo
VIII be conducted from All Ssinis'
thnFch tomorrow afternoon at &
1,c,9ck and intcrmcnt will be in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
WILL APPLY FOR INCREASED
PASSENGER AND MILK RATE
Virginia RAILROADS to Ask that Inter-
state Charges Apply for Points

Application "for 20 per cent in
rreaSes IN passenger fares between
points in Virginia, and for 20
per cent Increase in rates on milk in
trasiatr, Will be made before the
state Corporation Commission Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock. This will
bc done TO make the increases on in
traStatc traffic the same as those
Just authorized interstate by the In
tcrState Commerce Commission.
The carriers have already had a
hearing before the State Corporal ION
Commission. on June -. on their APP
niication for an increase in freight
rates. They did not, however, when
the wage board acted and granted
increases in the compensation to rail
way workers, apply for the increase
IN passenger fares and milk rates,
and this must now be done
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
2 MORE PLEDGES NEEDED
TO PASS SUFFRAGE BILL
Leaders ilatcd at Prospect OF susan
IL. Anthony Amendment Adoption
In IennrSAnc

a., ,.,,, ~ I h!EtrS;ti Service
WASHINGTON. August 6.-Suf-
'rage leaders here were elated to-
night by the news that only two
more pledges are needed 10 assure
the passage Of the suffrage amend
men, by the Legislature OF Tennessee
and its consequent final ratification.
In case Tennessee ratiiiee, a huge
demonstration is planned by suf-
tr"E!sts in Washington to celebrate
IHeir final victory and end of lcgis-
.",.Ye battle that has lasted n cen
tuTy. Demonstrations with fireworks
and paradcs viii also lie held in all
IN" principal cities and in many
smaller towns of the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
GONZALES WILL NOT TALK
Former Candidate for President oI
Nchic" Refuses Statement on
Recent Arrest

LAREDO, TENAS. August G.-Gcn-
Graz Fdnlo Gonzales, former candi-
uaic Tor the presidency OF Mexico.
VINO crossed th" border her. las,
Night declined today Ia discuss Next
can pul-,lcS and would not make n
statement regarding his rcccn, arrest
~ Monterey for alleged conncc-
ZION with revolt against the
government Of Provisional President
AH"'I9 de ia lEuerta. He SAID, how
ever mat lie would soon give a state
hrnt 10 the press lin rcSpcc; TO mol
!teal Questions IN Mexico. especially
nose mppcninGs n which ne took an
active part
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07

-Four dogs were bitten by mad deg
which ran amuck in Forest Hill Park
Thursday night. No person was attacked
by the dog far IS known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
ATTEND GIRLS COUNCIL
Richmond One OF Score OF CItIr, Hen
resented mt North Carolina
COME renee

Two hundred girls recruited from
the ranks of the South's leading m
dustries. are gathered at Blue Ridge.
North Carolina. TO attcnr the Club
mris council or the Young Women's
Christian Association now in session.
Richmond is one of the twenty
three cities represented by delegates
Tho conference opened Tuesday and
Will close Thursday. Virginia. North
and South Carolina. Georgia and
Florida are the five States repre-
scented.
The program OF the conference Is
combination of study and rccrcn-
ton, the morning hours being de-
voted to class work and open discus
lions OF questions OF common ana
vital interest. while the afternoons
are free for mountain hikes, tennis,
swimming and other like diversions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
Tomorrow AT CentrnIa ~ =

Dr Charles Phillips will be the
sneakcr at the Boys ly-Shy-Ny Ciup
tomorrow at $50 l.. NJ. IIe will talk
TO boys on "A Stiff Fight"
During august and September the
conversational Bible study C,Iuh will
he substituted for the mems meeting,
tomorrow afternoon the study will be
neid at 1880 o'clock. in Room .o3
subject. The Way to be Happy"
thursday night at 6:30 o'clock
Work BY and with Boys" will no
me subject before the FelIowship
League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07

The cafeteria supper which was to have
been held at Jefferson Park last night
Tor the ba1cnt of Christ Church Choir
Guild. has been postponed until next Tues
day owing to the bad weather.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Court Clerks Association OF
Virginia, Murphy's Hotel, 10.
IinsebnIi, Boulcvnrd Field, Rich
mond 's. Newport News, two
games, first starts .:30.
Informal hop. Country Club of
Virginia, y.
Dance, Hermitage Club, S:Is.
Lyric. vaudeville and motion
pictures, 3:tO, = md 9;3O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07

Funeral services for John c. SET
bert aged %. who died yesterday
! morning at II o'clock in his home
! - North Fourth Street. will be
conducted this afternoon az : o'cIock
lie Is survived by his widow and two
sons. William {. and Daniel T.. SET
bert; also one sister, Mrs u. 4. Ven
hruhh. Palihcarcrs viii be selected
rom Ab0u Ben Adhcm Lodge of Odd
Fellows, of which lac vas a charter
member.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
SUFFERS SEVERE FALL
Mrs. Sally Nelson RobInS Suxtafns
Fracture of both

Mrs. Sallie Nelson Robins, ,-c.l-
SHOWN author and newspaper writer
o. klchmond. who is visiting her
GanGhter, Mrs. Russell Crensnaw, at
ii5Sabylon. Long Island, fell down a
ii;Eht OF stairs n the home OF the
Liter suffering the fracture Of boil;
wrists and striking her head on :,
piece of pipe. according to a teIe
gram received by members OF nor
ianiiy in Richmond yesterday Mrs
Horace wexford Jones, her sister. 90
West. Franklin street, has gone ~
babylon TO accompany her sister 10
i.ichmond as soon as she is abb. Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
WILL FORBID LANDING OF
MANNIX AT LIVERPOOL
English Government Decides 10 Film
ihnfc All Danger OF Antici-
pntrl KIpfx

iy Universal Service
LONDON saturday, August T.-Thc
hritish government has decided that
III view Of the possibility Of rioring
resulting, il viii forbid Archbishop
Mannix landing in Liverpool. in
which port he il due 10 arrive on
board the steamship Eaitic. according
20 the Daily Mail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
REDS USE MUNITIONS
ALLIES SENT OLD REGIME
H1iShrNists Have Ample stock, I,
carr! On War ON Irrsru,
scnlc i'i.r Years.

ASliiNGTON. August e Soviet
!,Iss IA IS ia possession of sufficient
munitions 10 carry on for FIVE years
warfare on the scale OF that nUw be-
ing conducted against Poland. accord
ing !" estimates made here today by
military authorities. Practically nj,
'i the stochs on hand are from sun
pies furnished by tn. allied govern
menls 20 the ola Russian regime dur
jig the world war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
LkillN ChicI of I,nIicr

IVIiNSpN CITY. TENN. August &.
~ sper.4l 10 the StuT from Elk
~ y g. stated that Xcb Winters,
/ geo ~ chief of police al that Mace
vas t:ttcd last night six bullets
H1"ti f"lel his body. He had a-r.s; :
,H a"fles 'HN for drunkenness and
.;''a hiing Ing him 10 Jail when mar
thI4 morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
leaking SLip t~turn.

IIAIHF'AN. \. :. AUGUST G-The
Amtsr,cah ircishter Suportco. which
she was leaking badly. steamed jnto
port mere late today. She had taken
Sohs'aerAb!e water in number one
hoid The freiEhtcr. which was
,muncncn TWO months ago. was on her
way from New York 10 Have whnn
thc Zeal. was discovered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
WnIvcs rreIiminnry Examinntlon.

WaivIng preliminary hearing. Ed
ward Anderson. colorcd charged with
violation of the Harrison narcotic
act. was sent on to the October
term of the United States District
court yesterday by United States
Commissioner Melvin Flegenhcimcr.
1t is alleged that Anderson had an
ounce of cocaine in his possession
when caught by Federal agents at u
North Seventeenth street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
win Hcpdcr Wage uec,.,,

tiiATTANooGA. TENN. August G.
c,it's W. Bcali. general chairman Of
Gun department Adjutment Board of
the Brotherhood OF Railway Clerks
ttc"lN"d telegram today from j, r.
Hhott vice grand president of tho
pro,hefn"od' stating that the labor
n"hFu would render its decision on
wage awards for express rmnIovccs
iuesday. Angus, 10. at $40 \. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07

MON lGpMEEY, ALA. August G.
- nginycr II cars Of coal seized in
tThhSil hy the Mobile ana Ohio Rail.
road as an emergency seizure. until
~. ~ '''.no.r mine strike had been set
t.'d' was ordered released nv IN.
superintendent Of tina, road. aScorae
ing to Information received here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
EPISCOPAL.
Monumental Episcopal
Church

Rev. William ]. Morton. D. n, rec
tor of Christ Church, Alexandra. Va.
will preach at IL a. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
Raises Question OF Jurisdlc,ion.

Question of jurisdiction was raised
by Judge Wells yesterday after cross
examination by Attorneys George
Paul and lIaskins Hobson in Hust-
ings Court, Part IT,, in the case of
young woman who preferred seri-
of Chesterfield County. 4 verdict OF
acquittal on the ground of lack of
jurisdiction was brought in by the
lurV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
&. :. Steamship tproun,

RENAL, RUSSIA. Aurust
american steamship Wheeling Mold.
rom New York. July 4, via DanZig
,3f riga and Rcval, Is aground in
M, sound. ii was announced today.
position and tugs have arvcd ON
|sne.scenesso "a dansro fioatfng. hoSHeSr,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
More Autoi.tx Arc Fined.

a fine OF $40 and costs was i'm
posed on T. d. Brown yesterday in
Police Court for driving an automo-
bile through n safety zone. Simon
lictt, colored, was fined $40 and
costs for speeding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
The Piper's Fee

she could purchase safety by helping Bondin in his
intrigue with Carriers dcbutantc daughter
nous mother leaves unprotected. She OFF tho
ppers reckoning by accepting tho offer OF
marriage though in her heart even to
her, sc io'es the strong silent Iris father.
comes with Mrs Carters eiopement- To Harriet, Carter
trusts the management OF the broken household Offering
marriage OF convenience. Harriet has
music now shall she the momentous de-
cision gives the story meaning q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
Move water Purifier, pronD,,,

WASHISGTpN, August e.--!R,n.
rcads were ordered by the commis-
sion on car service today 10 affnr
prompt movement Of chemicals con-
signed TO municipal AUTHORIZES 70,
the qualifications fspubiics.sEsneEssuuDss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
Dies In AShnyiIic

MISS Helen Louise Fisher, of Rich
inohd, died in Ashcville. " c., Thurs
gay. fhr funeral arrangements VIII
hc announced later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

authorized strength in the National Guard
MAS MAS sh9wn by hi monthly report from
ington forwarded to Acknowledgement 10
i nsn,, Stern err yss.erday This means an
Virginia. bu, a far greater Increase Is
companies have received Federal recogni-
Plans have been complsted for tho picnic
* mry tMs r ark Angus, from be n?tI At
varied ole. ~" RALPH Z. Be,hel Is chairn ann
or the committees which has charge OF
w EGqT dogs were, were bitten by mad deE
by the dog as far IS known. ''N wv"
,o The ; Sal,'eria suPnsr which was to have
Guild. has been pos, poned until next Tues.
day owing to the bad weather.
Employees Of the Richmond Structural
Steel COMPANY Will hold an all day picnic
the quests OF the company. according To-
anno"nc"'ncnt made last night by oriicias
number OF their Wives and friends are
expected TO attend.
Approximately half Of the rea, estate
taxes to Ice collected this year on the
the deputy. collector. according to stat,
m.n;s made by officials last night, APP
aSou, 5000 OF it last month
Publication OF the Southern Field" n
magazine devoted to uplift Of the south.
discontinued when the Federal govern
inent took over the railroads. will again
d" published by the Southern Railway
according TO announcement made here
yesterday,
Judge Ernest II. Wells. OF Hastings
Court Part H.. will begin his vacation
Civil service examinations will be con-
Quoted in Richmond August IS to nil
vacancies In the territory embraced by
me rural mail route OF I.au.Aa New
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
Police Look for Missing Ind.

Request that the Richmond police
aid In the search for her sixteen
year-old son, Ebert, who has been
Gnissing from his home several days,
was made by Mrs. Annie kilgore
1913 Good Street, Norfolk. Detec-
tive Organ is engaged in the search.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
Sunday in the Churches
PRESBYTERIAN.
IrrsEsBYIERIaN.
Grace Covenant Pres
byterian Church

In Binfol,,i Junior High School
Buiidins' Allen and Floyd Aves.)
preach at II a. NJ. Subject: "rhe
Call to Sepi.rateness." Sabbath School
meets at 9:3A a. NJ. Bible Class and
| brotherhood, 9:45 A. NJ No service
at night. Vfs'itors always welcome.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07

Civil service examinations will DO con-
duct-d In Richmond Angus, IS TO MI
vacancies In the territory embraced by
thc rural mail route OF I.auyxu New
Kent County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
Second Presbyterian
Church

Sunday School. 9:d5 a. M. Pub,ic
Worship. II A. NJ. preaching by Rev
r. E. McAlpinte. ID. D., missionary To-
Japan. who is In this country on HIS
through. There will be no evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07
Sunday in the Churches
ia I'1'ISY'.
First Baptist Church

Preaching at II O'Clock and s
o'clock by DR. w. j. McGlothlin.
president Furman University. Green
vile, S. G. Sunday School meets at
$3.50 y. NJ. Il. Y. +. L., T:15 p. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-07

Judge Ernest II. Wells. OF Hastings
Court Part H.. will begin his vacation
after the close OF his office today