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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
DEGREES CONFERRED BY
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS
Interesting Ceremonies Mark Spring
Reunion In Masonic 'fcmplc-Con-
tlnuC Through ThursdnX.

Degrees from the fourth to the
fourteenth were conferred on "a class
Of seventy eight by Liberty Lodge OF
fcricction. No. >, At the spring re-
union OF tho Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rii" OF frcemasonry yes
terday afternoon in Masonic Temple.
The temple was used ingtead of tho
Scottish Rite Cathedral, because OF
the alterations being made TO tho
last named building. The class was
composed onc-half OF Richmonders
and tho other half from other sec
SiEourncy. thirty-Second degree, Is.
c. G. FL. venerable. is master Robert
u. Ford, thi-ty-Sccond. *. e. G. H.. is
senior warden. and Mann y. Sycle.
third third decrcc honorary. is Junior
warden OF Liberty Lodge.
ably Will take all tho degrees from
the fourth to the thirty-Sccond. by
Thursday, the last day of the re-
union. y banquet will be served
Thursday night. to which all Scot
fish Rite Masons are invited. regard
less of their degree.
The class Will he taken through the
fifteenth tn tbs eighteen degrees this
afternoon at 3:+3 O'Clock in the r'cii-
can Chapter. kniEhts Rose CrofX. No.
:. William :. Pc:titt. ,hirty-third
decree. wise master. Degrees from
the nineteenth I" the thirticth will
he conferred tomorrow afternoon at
49, O'Clock by st. omar Council,
knight kadosh. No. |. in the Philo-
sophie and c'hivaliC Degrees. Il. C..
Lewis. thirty.'hird degree honorary.
ccommandcr Thursday afternoon at
INST to tho thirty-second will he
conferred by the Datcho Consistory.
No. ]. Alvin r. Hutzler, thiriy-:ccond.
*. 6. G.. n. master kadosh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
FREIGHT RATE INCREASE
NOT TO WORK HARDSHIP
Speaker Tells kiwnninns That 20 Ter
Cent Boost VIII Not TIC Felt
nv General Public.

Increased freight rates viii not
work hardship on business. accord.
ing 10 r, h. Kellogg. treasurer Of
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, in an address yes
,erday before tho liiWanis Club al
the Business Mems Club.
Although the increase which is he
ing asked 81 tho Interstate CONNER rec
Commission will average about 90
per cent. Mr.. Kellogg told tho club
that il would he so Sigh; that the
puhlic would not feel il.
Railroads At tho present time arc
IN the worst condition possible and
the t!c-up OF travel in the East. West
ana North some iinc ago still is
causing endless trciSh, troubles. be-
cause OF tho inability OF tho roads TO
move freight offered to them. MIR
heIloSS raid. Roads are unable TO
obtain financing, and" for this reason.
ar. appealing to the government
keSolutions rrais;ng the spirit of
merchants in cutting high prices
w"r. offered by the committee on
public affairs. and were returned 80
Inc commitic. TO he rcdrafted to :aka
IN All concerns which have done so.
Captain &. W. Wcstbury. Of the
southern Railway. was guest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
DELEGATES ARRIVE FOR
DIOCESAN COUNCIL MEET
Ono Hundred and Twcnty-Fifth
Annual Conference Opens i'm st.
PauI's Mt 1890 Today,

The one hundred and twcnty-hfth
annual council OF the Episcopal
Church. in the Diocese OF Virginia.
viii convene this morning at l0:30
o'clock in an all-day conference in
st. rauis Church. TO consider the OPP,
and in the cities. Although the Of
fetal date for the opening 'of the
council Is tomorrooTw; the delcgates.
day in order to take up the social
service rroblcm more fully. The ses-
sions will last through Friday.
o'clock tomorrow morning with Rev.
George J.. May. principal of the Eluc
Ridse industria school. presiding
Key ,; Malcolm s. TAYLOR. of Rerryvillc;
take as his subject THE Organiza-
ton of Country Parishes for Scrv-
Ice" and Rev. T.. l.. Woodward. of
Ice Experiments in n Country Parrish"
hriof report from tho ie"ms e Of tho .
yT ,oF for on soc TGe %sSGs and
The Convocations" will hc given pr
Worth NJ. ,Tipry. secretary for social
service OF the Federal Council Of
York. will sum up the message re-
ccivcd from tho speakers. y luncheon
Will he served for the delegates in
81; raufs parish house at o'clock.
The convention will again convene
at 2:30 o'clock with Rev Russell W
Bowie presiding. Dr. Bowie is chair
man Of the diocesan social service
commission. Tho opening addresses
will be made by Rev Bergman
Green. of the Virginia Theological
Seminary. and Rcv Beverley D..
Tucker. .lr.. of the University of Nir-
Einia. who will speak on present
Day Social Needs and prnblems and
Their Challenge TO tho Church" They
will he followed by Dr. !. T. Mastin.
OF tho state BOARD of Charities and
Corrections. and Rev. Robert r. Nell
son. OF the State Bureau of IIyEicnc.
l,r Ttpry viii asa in sum up the dis
cusSion
pr. Tippy will make an address on
The Responsibility o. The Church
IN tho Present Day a: the mass
Tho public is particularly invited to
N" mass meeting. although all scs-
S!onS arc oppn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
SCHOOL FACILITIES ARE
INADEQUATE, SAYS HEAD
Report of Superintendent Binford
Will Feature Session OF Edu-
cation Association Tonight.

j. G. Binford. assistant city super-
intcndcnt. pointed out yesterday aft
crnoon that there are $500 children
in Richmond who attend school only
part time each day on account OF
crowded conditions. or these $500
arc colorcd. Ages of these children
range from seven to nine. Whilc the
the north sido of the river. tho need
OF n school In Woodland Heights also
vas pointed out. along with section
of Barton Heights and Ginter Park.
pills come for only half day. due to
tho crowded conditions in that Sec
ton. Mr.. Binford stated.
hundreds of children arc COM
pcllcd TO use street cars in going to
and from school. he stated This not
only makes the hours of school longer
py coming to and fro on the cars.
but is cNpensive and DANGEROUS. az
street cars. MIR. Binford concluded
Mr.. Binford will address meeting
Of the Richmond Education Associa :
ton in the woman's, Cldb tonight mt
More School Buildinss' '' e" %
Hugh $. MaGill. field secretary o.
INC Inc, % S,,u Education A H,: :.
Crisis in tho United states" MIR.
Mag!li was four times member OF
tho Illinois senate. as well as head
Of the city schools. Tho past year
calling the attention Of the public TO
the fact that teachers arc drifting
away from tho profession. lurcd by
higher salaries.
Following Mr.. M?giu's talk. wynd-
ham Meredith, Of Richmond. viii
speak on the proposed memorial Ii
hrary. Mrs, II. g. Branch will make
which arc of particular Interest 20
Eichmonders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
DAVIS BOTTOM HEADS
HIGHLAND PARK CITIZENS
Other Officers Arc EI~rtcd md Chair
s - men OF Standing COmmittres
-

..Ds~Is Bottom was last night elect,
Citizens Association IN their annual
meeting in the Highland Park High
school. Othc- officers elected were.
=; l.. Beardslcy Vice president: I.
Elwood Tragic, second vico.presi
dent; j. j.. Manson. third vice prcsi
dent, asd NJ. Il. Buckley. secretary
and treasurer.
--.Ghairmen ri standing committees
were appointed as follows: NJ. q
mcclure. streets and publicity: Ellie;
white, water and lights. Dr. raul
Hedd. health and sanitation: I. Il:
tragic. civic Improvement: W. II
sQuarics, nrc and police: j. H. lIi!Is.
man, schools and education; 4. r.
James and .. W. Vaughn. member.
ship and extension
The meeting. which was attended
by over 200 Highland Park citizens
was featured by shor, talks b,
ETsnrh Johnson. secretary OF tho
Civic Assoc ton. and Mr.. ThrocE
morton The last-namcd speak 81
made an appsaj for the Salvation
ARMY 1890 maintenance fund and
urged support of tho work o: .hr
y proEram Of. vocal and ins,ru
Tnnnta! music and other features va.
STAGED by the Highland rark Won
ans Club: atte. which Il repast closed
the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
D|sMANTL|NC OF SEVEN
PINES PLANT UNDER WAY
Government Lets Contract for Sal.
vngfng of More Than Half.
Million Shrapncl Shells.

Contracts for the salvaEins OF more
man 100000 shrarnel shells which
nance Depot, by the District salvage
Board OF Philadelphia have been L..
and the work already begun. it WAS
learned last night.
Major Edward Ecclcs. commandment.
has been relieved of his comma nd
aud Captain J. w. Francis placed in
charge o: tho depot. Captain Francis
has been In Richmond for some time.
At Springfield. Mass. Major Ecclcs
has been ordered TO New York. and
will report at once.
Work of salvaEins everything pos
sihl, At the plan, has begun. and
out all OF the fixtures. which arc
movable. and which will be shipped
captain Francis stated last night;
that although nc had no, been Of
ncialiy Informed of the fact. he as
sumcd that the depot. in duo course
OF time. Will he completely aban.
doncd by the government. lie stated
mat as soon as il is possible to move
ammunition stored there this will H.
done
ono village of 100 houses is being
offered for sale by the salvage de-
partmcn' Thjrty-onc OF the houses
ar" now occupied by workinrmcn.
hut the others arc ready to be torn
salvage o: tho 100000 shrapncl
shells is under tho supervision Of
r. =. Southern.
The shells arc being unloadcd and
dismin'lcd. ln,crdc par,ment ship
m'nts Of the salvaGed material from
tho plant is being made by the War
Department. IL is learned
The board of directors Of tho
Chamber OF Commerce Will visi, the
plant and inspect II to determine
whcthcr i; can DC used as a CONNER
cial manufacturing plant. 1t is
planned by the chamber 10 place
such chances before the big con-
Germs of the country. with the idea
of Interesting new industries in Rich
mond
Transportation facilities. housing
facilities aud other advantages will
nc inspected by tho hoard and the
matter taken M again A; special
meeting of tho chamber
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
SENATE ADOPTS REPORT
ON CIVIL PENSIONS BILL
sterling Measure Provide. for Uc-
tircmcnt OF All Government En-
PIoyccs ut Age of 30.
NV y sSnulS rrr-s
SHlNtTcN NJ. -

=. ~ ~ -.>''-. q 10 I'FN-t-
W.tSEilNGToN MAY i7-I.ocisla.
non providing for u national syS-
tom Of ciFi. service pensions was
completed TO-DAY with tho adoption
ny inc senate Of the conference re-
por; on tn" Sterling bill. General
retirement of all governments; EN-
pioyces at tho age Of "a Is provided
win the retirement of mechanics
ana artisans a; the age %; 81. ana
r,ii"hE postai olcrHs. mail carriers
and one or Two other special ciassi-
hcations at the age OF e.
PENSIONS ranging ~ 10 s12o a
yrar arc 10 be given TO individuals
al !ong service out OF fund pro.
N!ded Tor by direct appropriation OF
t"c government and by ASSESSING n i s.
from salaries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
MANY WILL ATTEND
Two Hundred bankers. n~prescntins
Many ImportOnt Institutions In tho
Siaic. VIII Go Convention.

More than 200 bankers. represent.
ing practically every prominent bank
in tho state. will be in attendance
at tho Virginia state Bankers
Convention. according to Richmond
bankers.
At a meeting of Group .. Virginia
Bankers. at the Jefferson. r. NJ. Pol.
lard. of Petersburg. was selected "a:
chairman of the group for the year
II. s Barren, of Alberta. was elected
vice chairman. and W. ". Augustine
Of tho Merchants National Bank
secretary. There arc five groups ri
organizations OF bankers in Virginia
and they Will hold their annual meet
inGs before tho convention of III,
main association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
POLICE COURT CONVICTIONS
Tri" of Autnists Draw li~n,y Fines
for SPccdInE-tlIeEc Prohibition
Inv Violations.

Walter l.. Durham. John Powell
and w. e. Graves each drew u 500
hnc for running their automobiles
above the speed limit. An attach
mcut was issued against j. s Rcy-
nnlds. also charged with cNcccdin :
tho speed limit, but he failed to show
IN i'm court.
y so5 inc was drawn by Russell
Farmer and lie was required to put
up 500 security for sixty days on
account Of resisting arrest when To-
!'ccman Bottoms arrested him for
being drunk
Milton Murphy Was fined Sl0O and
costs aud required /" furnish 500
security for ninety days on account
OF driving an automobile while in
toS:catcd.
Helen Hilton. colorcd was son, on
10 the grand jury charged with stor-
Ing ardent spirits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
QUESTION OF GAS AND WATER
INCREASE is UP TONIGHT
'h'sens Have Brcn Invited to Attend
hearing Before Finance Com-
mlttcc mt u.

citizens have been invited to ~
tend nm open meeting OF tho Coune...
Committee on Finahcc tonight at 3
G3,S,3ck IN city Hall. when tho city
fatncrS VIII seek to dctermin.
mnethcr gas and water rates shall bo
raised and. II so. how much.
-, Director OF Public Utilities E. w
Trahord has stated that unlGss tho
CITY Increases It's Eas and wafer
rates IL Will be unable TO mako both
ENDS meet In his department., az hot
commodittcs now arc being delivered
70 me consumer at less than cos,
hast year, he says. the city lost
money on water because OF the cx.
ccrdinEly low ratio.
whether II is tho largo or tho small
consumer OF water which sould nav
more for that commodity Is tho uucs,
tion which Mr.. Trafford raises. and
II Is not thought that "a general in
crcas" IN water rates will DO asked.
An Increase In the gas rate OF about
30 cents 900 feet Is expected 10 be
recommended by the Finance COM
mittcc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
scntcncc 4. Su.nrndoa

sentence Of Raymond kano7sl;y "a
ven %"ars IN the pcnitenii4ry was
S9sr-nd"d yesterday by Judge Rich
drds"h IN HustiuSs Court Ramon
Shy VAS found guilty Of robbery b.
Jury ~ tn" court AFTER rleadinc
not su!lty. Judge Richardson over.
fu.Id motion :or a now tran
hehry hraAton, col"rod. was found
not guilty on an appca!ed ca.c ,rnm,
once Court. lie was charged with
misdcncanor ''''
the cas-" of y T rulliam CHARGED
Nltn irTeru!aruy in the passing Of
a check. "aS continued on molten a.
tn" attornHy OF the C,oinnon,,c,i,h
until June is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Council Committee ncicc,. Claim,

NpIEotTN OF The COUNCIL Committce
On Gains las; night rccomine nd ed
ttoT rsjeotion claim or Charles H. can
Tor 1869 against the city. The claim
vas 10! !ent which Mr. Cal! claimed
SsrtE which ne INTENDED 20 buiId mad
the transaction not been DELAYED bv
.ac,iop o: The Council in condemnii,s
Broad Rock Road IN Souih Eichmond
Claim OF Mrs. Mary Griffin. 200
sSmmes Avenue, tina, drs engine
{3psIaGhs near her nous. for two
pays ruined the paint on her house
by AS smoke and, therefore thst shc
t5nouio DC reimbursed for rtsuit,n,
% mage. also was reccmmcnded m,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Trnmc Congestion Delay. Apparatus

Colonel William II. Myers. Director
of Public Safety, stated yesterday
that, owing 10 conEostcd rail condi-
tons, hc has been unable 10 have
delivered the five new motor engines
for tho Fire Department. All Of tic
engines have hscn shipped and now
arc on tho way Ia Richmond. hut are
apparently being held up in some
terminal yard because Of the freight
congestion. one tractor for the dc.
partment also is on tho way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Hoox- !. Conn.cntcd by omccr..

SCRANTON. PENN.. May l7.-N.
legged failure Of tho prohibition on.
forccmcnt officers I'm the Scranton dis
tric, to stop the sale of whisky and
beer containing more than ouc-ha,t
of | per cent of alcohol resulted in
agents from Philadelphia invadin z
the district today and raidins four
hotels. In addition to seven prison.
crs, four proprictors and three bar
tenders. the raid ncttcd seven barrels
and twenty four cases Of whisky, and
two barrels of gin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Norris Would BE Speaker.

Robert =. Norris. .Ir.. member os
the House Of Delegates from Lam
caster. WAS in Richmond last uicht
On route TO tho state Democratic Con
rcntion a. Roanoke. Mr.. Norris. IL
is understood. will be n candidate 10
Surcecd Richard l.. Brewer. Jr.. ut
NanS' bond. as Speaker of the House,
Al The la2@ session OF tho General
Assembly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
WCR0RY co. PAYS $4,000
FOR BUSINESS PROPERTY
Fronts Nineteen Feet on broad, Rc-
tween Fourth mud EIfth-DrInEh
SI,NOO q Front Emit.

According TO deeds recorded IN
Chancery Court yesterday, Mrs. Pow
natan Brccdcn and others have sold
TO the j. G.. McCrory Co. Inc mon,
cry fronting nineteen feet min y
inchca on the south side OF Broad
street. between Fourth and Fifth
Streets. Tax on the transfer IndI
catas tho price was $4,000, or about
$500 Il front foot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
notariun. Meet Todoy =,

sahn!t husinAsS talks ~ Fred cav
2. TIC ~arr FOUNDRY COMPANY and
II. j.. Harrison. Of Tho W.. "a ~"
tectnE Company viii fHatur"
meeilng at J o'clock TODAY i'm no
K,,ehmond, iiotc! OF the Rotary c'Inh
,1f, VIII be furnished by ia.
Lbs week ~ tho Broadway Thsa.nrr
.Ihe chairman Of the entertainment,
committee promises a surpriyC stnni
me nature OF which Is being win.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Caught Carrying Contr,,o,a

John Eoyd. colorsd. head por;sr a,
broad street station. vas arrcs."L
late Yesterday afternoon while carr.
lnS sun case containing nineteen
quarts and Tour pintr Of coniraband
liquor. thy Officers =. L. Griffin md
Ernest SMITH. lie was locked IN -,
second folc: Station, pending trial
tomorrow in Police Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Firth Company. Gr.y.. nan, .u,l =,

~ FIdns TOT nike" 10 he faktn ~
: the Fifth Company, Richmond c;2,vt
were discussed the regular CON.
rany meeting last night IN the Grave
sArmcry u is planned 20 leave Rich.
tpE~ Greek. where tho company viii
camp until Monday. May ~. Grca,
! s.fthutissm Is being shown In tho
PROPOSED trip by. officers and mon o.
y the cornnanN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
wicker to Rcrrc.cut virginia.

Fnrf"-dAN meeting OF national
executive committeeman os tho Amer
iran Legion will begin in Washing
tho Hotel Raleigh. beginning a, 10
o'clock this morning. Tho meeting
Is tho second. an earlier conference
h"in:: held III March. Each State in
N" Union is entitled to u rcprcs"rftu-
tive. John j. Wicker. .lr. ct Rich
m"ni. viii represent the State OF
NirEtnin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Today and Tonight
in Richmond
StoncwnII Jnck.on Ch,p,cr

StoncwnlI jackson Chapter. U.
ID. e., y. W. &. A., ~.
Rotary Club Richmond Hotel, 1.
Richmond Association Of Credit
Wen. ttch m ond l1otci, Gals.
Stereorticon lecture or Chinn
and Japan. Second Presbyterian
Church, y.
Wonnn's Auxiliary, Itouitzcrs'
Association, Murphy's Hotel An
ncA. sails.
Richmond I,JucatIop t.Soc,,
ton. Womnn's club, S:I5.
Lyric, ., T.5J, O:3D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Hold n-trcnt Finn,. Tonight.

To D0HTH OF manAGcrS aud The
graduating class of tho Retreat for
tho Sick will hold commencement cx-
Elks' Home. Tho class is composed
% Misses Mary Lillian Eidcy. Ruth
May kersey. Ethel Cappy. Elizabeth
RroadhurSi Miles. Florence Myrtle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
N"mln.e. for nu.inc.. Men, uo,r.

p,., "ouson Wnddey. president OF the
BUSINESS mems Club. ycstarda am
nounccd the nominations for tho
hoard OF directors. which wil, nc
voted on ~ the annual meeting "f
the organization on June IT,,
names OF nominees have hoo, n,,
~ follows: Milton Conc. -
Northcn. James r. Fox. waltcr ~
stuart, George Frccdlcy and Robert
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Make. Pine Cnmp beneficiary.

the will of Miss Ondic e. Schon-
berger. who died 4; Pine Camp In
April. Was prohatod. She leaves her
possessions, valued at $500, TO Pine
Camp,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18

Jury Finds for Plaintiff.

Verdict was rendered by Jury IN
Law and Equity Court yesterday for
tho p!a:ntiH in tho case Of Henry
DickerSon. Jr. versus tho Virginia
Railway and Power Company. The
verdict was for 5000 for alleged in
iuricS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
would BALD .2s.oNo rncto,y.

application :, OF Tho Alborfna rlc
II gfhres.story brick. concrete and iron
4 factory building on Browns Island
.ssst the. foot 81 Seventh Street. al a
cost OF f.5, 600. WAS received ycs;cr.
hsS in the once OF the Building In
Espcetpf. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18

COMPANY \: Richmond Light Infantry
ku.S. VIII hoid tS regular drli and
meeting tonight at S:i5 o'clock in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18

William T. Howard. William sheldon
ami John Moody We're apr"in,sd trus, re 3
10 inc church of God aud the Saints OF
Christ in City Circuit Court Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Gives You More Time
Away From Home

You can put the unheated foods in the
Ideal and go out for hours, returning to find
dinner perfectly cooked and piping hot,
ready to serve You will find that every
thing cooked in it has an added delicious
ness, the toothsomeness Of cooked-in flaw
ors, the tender delicacy of thoroughly
cooked foods.
MILLER & RHOADs is headquarters
for Ideal Fireless Cookstoves in Richmond.
We've fine stock of either the one, two
or three accompaniment sizes, and prices are
just the same as they were last year.
Basement-East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

General W. W. Sale ard A. Harden Uar-
RS. attorneys. qualified To- practice Jaw in
the City Circuit Court yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18

POSTMASTER Hay T. Thornton received
SilaF Mhn"ss IS postmaster at the fourth :.
class office at parhvvilic. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18

Tne Hugh Stockdsn Machine Gun Com
pany Will hold its regular drill and nce,
nG tonight at s:i5 o'clock In tho t;rays
Armory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Saves Fuel

You can bake your Bread biscuits and
pies, roast meats and cook vegetables in
the Ideal. By heating the soapstone for fif-
teen or twenty minutes you can do cooking
that would take hours of fuel burning in
yOllr range.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18

Petition in banLructcv YEAS nlcI bv
Jacob ScHaucr. of Richmond. with Ii.bi!i-
he claimed exemption, yc.terJav in I:nitcI
states District Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18

Charged with CARRYING on the business
~ manufacturing ardent spiri,S with"u,
Inc prorcr bond. W. J. Pcmhcrton. of
!hcStcrheld County. was released IN $500
bond for! the October term Of the grand
Jury by United States Commissioner A,cl-
vim FlcEcnhcinier YESTERDAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
A Marvel of Baking Efficiency

Ideal Fireless Cookstoves can do practi-
cally any kind Of cooking including bak-
ing and roasting-that kitchen range can
DO, because of the heat-conserving, triple
seal top, with its patented water-seal,
water-filled groove in the top of cooking
compartment to keep heat from escaping
between compartment top and cover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
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