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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
DE KOVEN'S Trip VAN WINKLE
HAS PREMIERE IN CHICAGO
American Opera, based On Native Folk
Lorr. II Sung In
English.
Ne Asrocia,eh -

CHICAGO. Jan. @.--A!ncr.Gan opera.
"a scd on native folk lore and sung IN
English. was prcscntei for the iirst
1mc here tonight when tho Chicago
opera Company produced Reginald de
Kovens Rip Van Wrinkle" Til" !ih-
re;io is by Percy Mackhyc.
The presentation marked tn" fruitioU
of plans OF clcoicntc CampaniHi fur
opera that would b. understood by the
American public. but tho maestro did
not live 10 see his dream come tr7Ic.
In his music. MIR. Il. kovon has in
PRODUCED grand opera IA shin.led on
light opera lines. WIKI several tunccu.
melodies.
MI Mackayc has treated the familiar
legend %; the CatSkills with poetic
license. and has eliminated tho famous
dog, love for which Mas The feature
u Joseph Jcncrson'S drama. Love in
orcs; is furnished through the intro
ductioH OF new character. fctcr<cc,
whom RIP eventually maTrics. magic
flask belonging 10 hendrix hudson, tn.
contents OF which restores Kip ANA Pc
t.k.c 10 youth. - another new phase.
The iii" role WAS sung tonight 10y
Georges liaklanon, with Miss f.vclyn
Herbert as pe;crkrc. Hector Dufranm.
as Hendricks hudson, was another Uota-
bic rt,urG in the cast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
GRANTED RIGHT OF APPEAL
Merchants National Bnnk Wins pre-
hminnrS right In TnA Case he
fore L. y. Supreme Court.

Right Of appeal from reversal OF
the Supreme Court OF Virginia Ia.
nr"n granted the Mcrchants' National
Eank, Of Richmond by the l'uitc,l
states Supreme Court III its contention
mat ITS capital and surplus should he
taxed AT the rat. OF 20 cents per Slou
ana not Sl.4n as is the contention %:
The city OF Richmond.
The state Supreme Court at In.
March. 1871, term. reversed III. decision
o. ne lower court. which Jouad fCr.
the bank. and the cas-. was sent back
L" inc hrSt tribunal. which dismissed
The petition in conformiiy with th-
opinion OF thu higher court.
he NcTch;tnts' National Bank was
refused a SUB! sIucnt appeal. made No
vcnb"r -. am. carried thu ease to the
nlEneSt court in the land. l. Warren
w ~ OF the state tax board. and I.cgh
X rage represent the bank and CITY.
Attorney Pollard and Assistant CITY
Nttorney George Wayne Anderson are
,loo"!hS OUT Tor the cty's interests
niied states Supreme Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
MEMBERS OF ADVERTISERS
CLUB PRESENT THEIR KICKS
STAT. business hrn Hive Omen Season
Tor Criticism or own
Dr.nniLn ton.

More i1an sixty mcinhcrs Of th- Ad-
trtstfS cub attended The "Ilicii''
meeting. hc!d by INC orcnnizp,jor Iast
hiIht al tn" BUSINESS Mems cub. and
oppressed th"l: opinions freely ON
things in general
Each ntc!nnc! l,Trsrr; wac :sgirne1
Wp MINUTES L" express his criticism,
"l matters concerning the club. Much,
cohstcuot!Nc criticism was offered on
,o"!,S o. interest 70 u. organizations
~ IN" course ~ The meeting il was
sta'"i that tho Advertisers Club was
nov ~. strongest business mems or
@anlH'toii in l.chnond The member
ship nurhc,s 9rN one of tho crj,f
ciSns offered ~ members OF the or
Eani"a'inn was that the club was not
rs active rs IL might be
Purpose Of tho unnttr, y.q ;,
Great. Il better spirit OF fellowship
anon nsmb.rs. according to T.. X.
r:IchicI, cs.demt Of The Organization.
The meeting lasted niou. Iyyn bnIiru
anu anout an h"ur and a half Of this
I'm. was devoted TO the kicks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
ESTABLISH HEALTH CeNTERs
THROUGHOUT COUNTRY
Promotions or Ph,sic,t Condition raS
Efficiency Object OF N>Suciutive
fer Advancement OF Science
iBy Assr:Iatol &c


81. LOUIS. Jan. 2-Es,abllshn,nt az
community health cent"rs tn-oughou,
Inc country TO pronot, physical hSalth
an deficiency through organisel CON
inuritr effort. was advocated az III.
closing session tonight Of the conveu .
ton OF the .American Associations fnr
the Advancement o. science
Professor G. H.. \. Wlnaloy az ~
Wake College Medical School. in an nj
dceSG. warned TINT scientists uu1 IN,
medical fraternity would he pownr,.s..
20 combat another siege OF influe0zi, IL
one appeared in the near futurc. b,i,
asserted that such communitv c.ntere
wound 20 4 long Nay towards urcvent
ing another epidemic
Work o! such organizations. so .x
p.3i WoDid be 20 disseminate,
health propaganda I'm an effort 70
make sanitary the various ndignbor-
hoods IN which they are located. Ia
control Infections and contagious ais
e1scS ana 10 conduct a nursing scrvi.f.
tor The early diagnosis and preVrntivc
treatment OF maladies
The use of poisoned bait. Composed
Of arsenic and lemon Juice, as a sue
was explained by G. 4 Dean, OF tho
Kansas Agriculture, College and ay-
D"rimenta! station. He said that nil
lions Of dollars worth az crops werc
saved in Kansas last year by this
formula. resolution adopsel ny ths.
economic eEtomoloGst section asked "A
salary Increase cor entomoiogist er :
ployed in colleges and universities.
The proposed scale ranges from Si.Son
year Tor assistants, 20 $500 sur
deP7 rttnent.l heads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
TEACH TOTS HOW AND WHAT
TO BUY FOR FAMILY TABLE
courses III Marketing In lover Grades
or Public schools az Part -r Pro-
gram Ia solve II. &. L..

MEM YORK. Jam. 2-Courscs in
m"rketins IN the lower graa.a OF the
public schools 10 teach children how
ana what 10 buy for the family table.
were advocated today rs part Of a
prrSrJM to hcD cut The nigh cost OF
uFIns By Mrs. Louis Reed WclG,niller.
aepuiN comm ssioncr OF public mark =
coimace Of half pcules - enable the
p"|r, mans wife to save Tho split
c.nt on small purchases. utilization
81 street cars for early morning de-
i!Ner!r* ana diversion o: much sugar
from manutavturrrs to ;h. corner,
SroceIy: also were urged by Mrs.
Wclarnillcr.
If the board of education does no,
'ctcpt h"T pan Tor intrOducin. mark :
cwtirs course "a The lower grades. Mrs
Mr!z;niii ., VIII Try 70 interest the
pnrsnt Te1chefs' Association In her
proJ"c:. ana through Il teach the child
fci altel school hoITS. sh" said
Mrs. WciHmillcr VIII approach tho
sugar equalization board with her neil
non Tor diverting sugar from factor.
res TO the s:na.! dealer. arguing mat
S.sar IS as important FOR ;he growing
chl!d as milk. ana poor people can
"ot AFFORD TO buy many Of M. eXt,c--
S!Ne articles sugar j. mad" into hy .he
manufacturers.
II th"", half penny cannot 10 pro
duccd. Mrs. Wcizmiller wi!! try. 10
induce merchants 20 iS.su. holr ccni
~ ade tokens on purchases v;,i.i,
!nEoiN" tn" split cent" she said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
CENSUS MAY DISCLOSE
100000 PERSONS IN U. S.
Compilation ny S5.0pN T:nnmerator. L,
f:Apcctcd 60 BE COncludcH
Within Fortnight.
.fHr Asal,la,ch No. |

-
WASHINGTON. Ian. 2.--The four
ic.nth d-cenniai census began today,
with HI,c9r cnumeratorS engaged in
""untin. the men. women ana chill
ircn Of tn" tnited states and collect
'nE data on ia. resources of the ma
ton. the census is expected to be
coinr.Ht"d within two weeks, but the
compilation OF the figures prn5a bly
viii require ionr months
The population Is estimated at Be
tween l61.o00.10V and 10000. 900. com
pared with n3,n0o,90o in 1910. When
The first census Mas taken, in 1890.
during George Wash.ngtoE'S adminis-
tra;ion tn" reputation was reported
~ ..ouo,O0u
Washington. - the headquarters Of
the. census work. which - being done
under the supervision Of samuel H..
l:oCcrs. chief Of the bureau. Ofiici1 l.
her" expect to bc able to estimate the
population OF the larger cities by the
middle o. March. hut the returns from
the country districts will be slower
BESIDES tine enumeration OF persons
the census includes the accumulation
q! information on farms. ma nufa cturf.s
forests and oil production
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Police Dog Aids
In Raid on Stills
Captures One of the Ope,'-
dtors When Officers
Raid Tnrheel Still.
TRv Assnrl,ten Prese. !

ASiiENlLLE. y. c., Jan. 2.-"Paul''
the Eel.iar polio" dog owned By :.
Glenn Young. special agent % the De-
rartm"nt OF Justice. figured today in
The raid by revenue officers on three
Illicit StNls in POLK Count near here.
the dog capturing one Of ;he opera
tors.
Surrounding the spot where tl-
stii!s mad been hidden the officers sent
The dog in to roUt oul the oprrJtorS.
In few minutes he came ont jus.
hehfnd one Of the men. who was cap
tured by the officers. who then ruShed
the plant. Coptur.n. over 1000 gallons
Of beer. several gallons OF not ,iqnor.
and three complete outfits.
A light was put MP Dy the operators
IN an effort 20 save the plants. buc
they were overpowercd by the officers.
This makes nfty-eight stills captured
IL this section in SIN weeks. ana rh-
twenty second operator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
DISCONTINUE SHIPMENT OF
WHISKY OUT OF KENTUCKY
Railroads Announce inability TO Nave
i.iIuor to SeaPorts for ENrori
lily January 1G.

mont Of iiouor ont OF 'I Ncn,nrl,M of re,
export TO foreign countries Will be
discontinued next Monday. t. wax an.
nounccd here tonight.
Il. l.. Mcclellan. foreign freight traf-
iic manager tor the southern Railroad
announced that it would br almost
impossible TO accept shipincnt.S for ex-
port later tlian January j. because OF
Inability 10 ship the liquor 10 sea
ports AMI place i. on board ship bv
January lG. when national prohibition
becomes effective.
The suspension, according 10 loca
liquor interests. wiz leave AT leaS;
a5.o0u."o0 gallons in warehouses OF
kentucky. when the constitutional
amendment goes into effect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
.CONV|CTs VIEW HANC|NC !
"WHEN DO WE EAT" THEY
CRY AS MURDERER DIES
Sherin Conducts Experiment. mt CHI
cnBo, Hoping To Teach Crimi-
nails Object Lesson.
Ipy Assoelatsa Dr.

CHICAGO. Jan. An experiment I'm
psychology WAS conducted this morn.
ing at the county Jail. in III. dim
.iouH OF dawn, when coo prisoners
we're forced to witness the hanriur ar
i;ahalo Outrage. convicted murderer.
Hardened criminals selected rro.n
among murdcrcrs and folons. whose
cNpihtion is not yet the saIinws-wc,,
placed in cells. tie: Oh tier. which
rurroundcd The square in which the
SH3Hoiu had been erected
IL was the contention Of sheriff 20
tcrs that tho sight OF the c:rIcsomc
lLappinss would have Il most. salutory
eject upon those IN whose life might
rob.
Ana 50 firmly the sAcr.r believed il.
sisted IA II, despite requests from Gov
ornor i.owden that he abandon ,ho
p.an. and 'iie ADDED protests from
scheme unnecessarily brutal.
when -" W. Eat:'
uar Is4ru'nty t.! ,Ge s1ase ~ sat and
ite death chamber became absolute
n moment. Then tho moose was
!y!pped over the i-urdercr's head.
cIHil one OF The h!Gnc" tiers came Il
S,rtdcnt shout:
When do "c cate"
Tier by tier. cell by cell tic cry was
iaken ~. 1t became a roar. above
Which the wardcn's voice could no, bc
heard. Then the tTap was sprung. ana
DurraGc dropped into the space -.
Meath the ScaiiOld.
No Objection Reported.
sheriff Peters declared after the exc
cutinn that Governor Iowdcn'S score
''Lvy tclophon.d tho jail and asked re
sari!ng plans for the hanging. hut did
not object TO the shcr!ns program.
Just before the execution the rccciI T
or the only telephone connecting the
Jail with the outside world WAS re =
moved from its hook in Jailcr Davies
Dnice.
II was reported that this action 0ag
taEcn TO prevent Il possible rCDricEc
If the condemned man - tho last min
utc. When asked for an explanation
jailer Davies smiled and said.
Il can't say why IL was done. You
SOC The tclrphONc Is ONT ~ Ord.r."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

Attention OF the fire department wa.
engaged yesterday with small blazes
In tn" carly morning an alarm was
turned in for an aUtumohile truck be-
longing 10 the Merchants Cold Storage.
Company, afire In Canal Street. An
hour later the nrcmcn we're called to
Fourth and Baker Streets who're thu.
roof of q house was blazing. and had
worked It's way down. No great dam
age was done. 4 third blaze was in
q pile Of poles AZ Tvcnty-third and
Dock Streets. which were BURNING
fnerriiy. and we're easily eStinCuished.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
.Inscnh ~ llriffnn

Joseph w. Triton. 20, d.ed ycs-ar.
day at the residence of his dauSivcr
Mrs. y. &. Napier. l1l2 Beverly stree.
tcrs. Mrs. l.. T.. Roberts. OF Whining
ton. y. c.; Mrs. " {. Napier. Mrs
v, o. Woody and Miss Hattis l. Sri;
ION. and three sons. j. H.. y. 4 an
-. &. Eritton. Funeral services will
nc held a; > O'clock sunday afternoon
from Mrs. Napicrs residence. Inter
ncnt will be in lakewood Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
l.. o. Hathaway.

Word was received yesterday by
Mrs. c.. y. Bradley, 3023 Hanover Ave-
nue. OF the death OF her father. l.. O.
Yesterday morning. Mr.. Hathaway was
"a brother OF the late w. L.. Hathaway,
state Commissioner Of Fisheries, and
Howard S. Hathaway. Representative
III, the State Legislature FOR a number
OF years from Lancaster County.
Burial VIII take place this afternoon
at. O'Clock in White stone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
IDENTITY NOT FATHOMED
Motive for liurderou. Assault an
Major of United states Engi-
Eeers Not E<tabliSLcd.

NEW ORLEANS. ian. o--Identity o.
the man who forced his WAY into tho
homo OF Major Harold s. JIetrick.
United states Army Engineers. AMI
who shot tho array officer twice in. tbs
head New Years Night. remained I'M
established here carly tonight
Major Hetrick with two bullet
wounds in his head. said ut th.. hos-
pital today that No had never seen
tho man before the shooting. Major
Hetrick. graduate Of West Point.
is still in n dangerous condition. sur-
spONS said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
RETURN ROADS TO OWNERS
cxirnn Railway VIII B- Hack I'm
hand. al British Company Within
Few Days.

III PASo, TENAS. Jan. The
M'A.can Railway. which connccts
Men &C." City. Puchla and Ncri. Cruz
WI! he ieturned to its private owners
~ ne Mexican government witht,
icW days. according - advices re
Ihc co'npany that operates Inc ROAD
IS said 30 10 british. Queen Mar ne
!hE one ~ tn" PRINCIPAL stocl;holdrre
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Elmer n. Ri,t.nboosa Die.

MVNIEI!AIE. =. T. Jan. y.--Elmcr r
r.. RIFT enhouse. assistant secretary az
the Equitable Life Assurance Society.
died here today from infected teeth.
He was 10. was born in New York. and
began work y telegraph operator.
lie helped TO build railroads in Korea.
acted Us pewspaper correspondent in
Europe and Asia. and was at one time
editor Of tho Daily Telegraph al Colo
RADIO Springs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John Sarnuc! Martin i2;. Richmond
y Quincy W. i.andstrcct 90. Richmond
Aubrey Rarton Tinslcy 40. Richrnona
ti"orE" Henrietta bennett tIp. Richmond
charits Cary Robinson CD. Iicnricc
Leila i!ln!ra Root (6). Richmond.
c;nton bernard Martin (2i1, Richmond
Florence Gcrtradc Britton CID. IichinUnd
Louis r.. Lindsay tS), Richmond
Nc.ie =. ClarCy li0N. Eichmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
SUCCEEDS w. O. WARTHEN
victor \. Hrnun-trin Selected ~ A.
S'~'hnt "cncrni Passenger Agent
al .. ~ %. Hailr0ud.

Ahnounc"ncnt was made Yesterday
that Victor \. Braunstein had been
appointcd TO succeed the late William
o. Warthcn ~ assistant general PAS
SrnGeT agent OF tn" Chesapeake and
ONO hallway. with Offices in Rich
moUd.
Mr.. Rraunstcin has hncn Identified
win INC railroad Tor thirty-lvc years
h"Etns n".n Tor The last twelve years
IN TN. employ OF the passenger DEPART
mcnt IN Richmond Mr. Warthcn.
whom he succeeds. died last Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Vacation Days Arc Over

for students al the Medical % -,
OF Nirginia, who returned 10 woi} En-
iuii force otter resting for nearly two
weeks. T'ry VIII be followed shorts
by the S;u'fnta in RictnOud publ,
schools anu richmond College. the for.
lner openinr Monday morning and tho
lAttcr ttc next lI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

LfNCHBURG. VA. Jan. Civilian
). collins, 50, for many years Il to-
,o here and OF late years super
market, died Thuraaay. II. had been
y FOR some time. but his death came
very 81! suddenly; lie was a native OF
cuIpeper COUNTY. but was reared in APP
nomattox County. Mr.. Collins serve i
through the War between the States
as sergeant IN Company 4, Forty
i9mrth NirSinin Infantry. IIc is sur
viVed by his widow and one son. Colo.
mel G. Clark Collins. OF the United
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

CONTINUE GROCERs' CASE
sol T.. mud Leo r.. IIimnu VIII Get
Hearing on january ~ Before
IicECn elmer

United States con!niss ioner Eic-en-
he inler yesterday granted Il CONTINUING.
III the cases OF Sol T.. and Leo T. TN
man. groccrS. who are charged with
refusing 10 sell sugar without the pur-
chase Of specified amount OF other
groceries
Department ~ Justice opcrat;ycs
who We're named as thc witnesses in
tn" case. have been called out OF town
and the hearing Will be held or Janu-
arv ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Man, ye,.rI. L.,v. Wv.

y ~. E.--N "SSn /. CON :
St'uCt"d Tor the Shipping Board dur
ing 1919 numbers l.II!. total;nE G.o.e
:23 dcadwcisht tons. il was announced
tonight by the board. OF this mum
posite, i03 wood and three coucrct.
ships.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Killed in Arcidcn,nI shouting.

-N,,TF NJ TN. Jam. 2.-Thc q t1l
mro"mdin& OF M,dsh!pman Carroll 10y.
NaNal academy Yesterday. was due 70
.hc accidental discharge OF a pistol in
M hands a.: VI. c. Compton. a fellow +,
haidShipinan, according 10 tn" nrtine.
or a hoard OF inquest reported to Sec
rotary Daniels today by Admiral Scales
superintendent OF the acadcmv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
10 BUILD New Apor,u,c,,

.NpDlication for pcrni, TO build y
thrce-stcry brick apartment house at
cost OF $4,000, between Hanover AMI
the Boulevard, has been made in the
office OF the building inspector By
Elizabeth Lee. OF 25ll Stuart Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Rev. =. II. Hun,c, to Preach

N ihc Hanover Christian Churuh
Hanover and Allen Avenues. the min
lister. Rev. J. L. IIunley. will preach
in the morning Al II o'clock. on The
Secret OF being Like Christ ard a:
\. NJ. on the word Watch" sunday
school meets At $50 A. NJ and the
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor al
l. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
building I'igure. Hfu,

ing permits here during 1919. lSI in
number. added sG97.675 values to the
city tax values for 1920. The aggre-
gate was $4,000 in excess of the
total in 1918. This does not represent
The cost of more than fifty residences
erected during the year in the county,
Just outside the city limits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

:. ',7'. rs. NT'II. JAN. 2.-Chn rlcs
T.. ,I,tr"F' collector OF customs. of thu"
AriZona district has requested the
Treasury Department to furnish him
Win i've additional collectors as a re-
Of l!1nor from Mexico into the Tui;ed
states
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Dry America Is
Joke to Partisan
"P1DhibitiOn Can Nere,
Happen TO France" Says
Mile. de Bouglon.
ny Augustine LARDy.

NEW lOHE. Jan. @.--"l'roncc. 80
much She love America. She send YOU
her young women ia study see way
YOU do
MI. Odctte de Bouslon. the first Of
group Of specially selected French
nurses. brought her" to study .imeri-
can health protection methods. was
the speaker. SHE arrived here tonight
from raris ON the Frenrh liner Savoie
Bouelon. American students in the
arts maze bc.n going TO France to
complete their education. 4, las;
ftancc is rcturnin the compliment
| aIn the first OF a group OF nurses
Who vii. tour America and study pub
lie health conditions. and after the
young women and young men
France Learns From 4. =.
~ was ;ac war tina: has made
Franc" realize America can teach her
S",nethins. went on the young wo-
!isin hS she spoke We French love
our country. SO we nate ia leave il
"ns VIII iar iiitle While. 50 YOU can
me Enu We would never have
thoU@hi .; sending our young pcopl"
across seas i: "" had not learned TO
l"ve E"H Americans 50 very much be-
cause OF IN" way YOU fought with us
2 ,tnld h"iPcA say" France from the
il"m.mt house. Mil" DE Bouslon had
hard!I seen to hcr baggage before sh-
h"G3n !hSp"ciion Of a New York hos
We have nothing Ike tho rapid
orSaniza'ion YOU have in this coun-
f FRY rs she s'io. With via, wonder
EyerTbojy listens carefully u, their
anElcr. Franc" loves her womankind
m.I"n a"c not @ivcu much serious heed
The number oe women doctors. law.
IerS and even judges and policcwotnc.,
mere $ astonish.nr 1t viii be quite
active ~ French life"
strikes Her az Funny.
Prohioiiion in France. I'll. question
struck Nile Da Eouclon as Funny. She
heartily ''''
You Ameris2ns are 50 very odd"
, yaf, ,,;,i =, M one say wha,
never haDpen in France. Tiere would
Do another revolution.
I'm especially interested in pni.lic
hc:itA work among chIldrcD' she
tice nave been connected with thc
nospital pca Infants Maladcs in Paris.
which takes care OF nearly ali III.
lex children o: that civ IA, az
/ ny york was to .ind out what was NJ
i"mIt in tn" homes OF the children.
I'nr!nG IN" war | was In ch3rro Of
was trained FOR THIS work before
INC var We all knew that som" day.
VAR would come. ana many youny
rrcnGh women took up nursing JUS;
Tor that purpose.
great many American soldiers
We're brought into our hospital. OH.
gu. WAS i3?d OF nay American
I Paichts. They were good. brave soil
niers and they would grin. no matter
Eow DAILY they were hurt. Ti.v
seemed 10 take tho whole business as
/ a joke. Our French soldiers wcr.
/ NOR" serious. NOR" fatalistic. but ius.
| g brave. We had been lighting much
/ s"nScr YOU know" "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

LONDON. Jan. Sir Frank Cavcn
dish Lasccllcs, British amba ssador to
Germany from 1895 To 1908. died here
today. He had been minister to Rou-
mania in 1856. and to Persia in 1891.
and ambassadors TO Russia in 1894 He
was born March -, 1871
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

FL. PASO. TEXAS. Jan. Private
r. II. erie. OF the Nineteenth Z. S. In
fanrry. is dead. and Constable Sam
Stepp is expected to die, as a result OF
pistol fight last night. when StepD
a..emn,etl to arrest two soldiers Stepj,
said the soldiers had been pointed out
TO him as participants in a holdup
0c the night before
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

CHICAGO Jan. with the Their
momcter registering below zero a,
y o'clock this morning. an unidentified,
man WAS found frozen 10 death in the
snow. He apparently was walking 10
work as a full dinner pail was found
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Zehrn OF Royal Linengc nies nr ola A..

w NSI! .NETON. IAN ..-.Ierry. q.
~ or:' o. roya! lineage. died in the Ma
,i"n'i zoo mere today Of old age. The
iHte King Mcnclik. or Abyysinia, sent
terry 70 IN" late President Roosevelt
as token of the friendship between
INC Two countries. The skin will in
nrcscrNcd in thr EatiOnal Mnscum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

EGLPEPEK, Jan. 2.--Littlc Frances
Daniel HUDSON, died suddenly of pneu-
moDia on Wednesday. The funeral was
conducted from the home on New
Years Day at +. NJ. Rcv.,k. j. Ham
lnond, OF the Episcopal Church, ofiiciat-
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Mrs. LaMrencc a. rarInr :.

nj NCFIEUItG, VIZ, Jan. 2.-Mrs
Lawrence y. Taylor, 50. died Thurs
day night al the home of her son. r.
j.. Taylor, at Colcmans Fails Srniliiy
vas the cause OF her death