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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31

the confused and furious gathering
which he says he saw in the large
drawing room Of the Presidents house
wauld appear to have been so rendered
by the presence OF a large number Of
economic advisers like himself, speciality
called in for the occasion.
THE real work of the council was
done quietly and efficiently in President
Wilson's downstairs study, and 1t Is no
service to the cause of truth or peace
to assert to the contrary.
"a treaty was possible only through
the fundamental agreement OF Great
Britain, France and the United states
and IL can be maintained only by the
continued CO. operation among these
the worlds peace"
Another wildly phrascd expression
aroused interest.
"Do you feel that the United States
really lost out in the Peace Confer
ence2"
DR.. Haskins' emphatic answer was
mo a. The United States was the great
disinterested spectator at the confer
ence. It sought nothing. 1t would have
lost only by failing to realize Its pro.
gram. viz, the fourteen points and
other principles. 1t is a fact that the
major portion Of the American program
was realized"
Did Not Always Yield
That the United States did not al
ways yield was told simply when thc
speaker said: .,
Opponents of NJ. Clemenceau have
insisted that this tenacious negotiator
yielded too much to England and the
United States
The establishment of governing
commission for fifteen years to settle
differences on the Saar valley ques.,
ton led, said the speaker, to Lloyd
Georges turning to the President anu
saying, "Mr. President, l think we
have got very good plan here :.
well" answered the President, II
is said, why don't you apply 1t to
lreland?"
DR.. Haskins gave an affirmative nm =
swer to the question whether the Ger
man frontier had been wisely and justly
explained ut the conference.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31
WIDOWS CLAIM ALLOWED
Compensation Board Grants Plea OF
Wonan Whose Husband Was Slain

Harrisburg. Dec. 31.--By a. P(-
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Mcguire, Of near
Conshohocken. has been awarded com
rensation for the death q year ago Of
her husband, James Mcguire. at the
hands of man employed at the same
works in which he was Il foreman.
Two foreigners who had been taken
to task by Mcguire for reporting his
son as asleep engaged in an alteration
with him, md one declared he would
get" Mcguire. With companion he
attacked Mcguire as he left the plant
and inflicted fatal wound.
The board nolds the employing firm
responsible for damages, although the
assault was committed outside of the
plant.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31
ARREST BANKER WITH GEMS
Police Try to Identify Jewels wor,s
$4,000 az Loot

Chicago, Dec. 31.--(By A. pa.
John w. Worthington, former privoto
banker, was under arrest today wbiie
the police attempted to identify ieweIs
valued at about sic, 900 rs part NJ ths
$50, 900 loot taken from a Vancouvare e
B. G., -jewelry store last August H.
obtained passport for Europe' ,aSi
July, although under federal charges of Of
having stolen Liberty bonds in his 9 nos n,
session, and was believed to have pono con
abroad. e'ne
His career had been a varied one
Formerly a private banker, his banL
was thrown into bankruptcy. He sic
cessfully defended himself against pn
merous charges and just when he wo.
believed insolvent he would turn up az :" =
broker or loan agent, usually with
thousands of dollars to his credit ''"
After finding him here yesterday do.
tectives sent woman to his Office end
she reported he had shown her a num- %
Der of gems.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31
Pllsudski to Visit France

Warsaw, Dec. 31.-General Joseph
Pilsudski, president of Poland, has &c =
cepted an invitation of the French Gov
ernment to visit Paris. He will de
part after January Is, accompanied by
the ministers of foreign affairs. war and
finance. The trip Is generally regarded
as a step toward furthering the proposed
Franco Polish treaty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-31
LunchIna Declined In 1920

Tuskegee, Ala, Dec. &1.-By 4.
T. .l-Lyuchings were less numerous in
1920 than in 1919, according to records
compiled at Tuskegee Institute and
made public today. Sixty one persons,
including eight white men, were lynrhed
this year, Us compared with eighty.
three mSt year and sixty four in 1913,
the statement said.
The Cecil Whig., 1920-10-09
CHURCH CHAUT4UQUA

DR.. Anderson, the pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, has ar
ranged for a Church Chautauqua for
the week Of October 1872 While
the program Will be rendered in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, it is in
no sense denominatiouaI enterprise
but is for the whole community Emil
nent statesmen, clergymen and musi-
clans will participate. Vital and up
to-date subjects will be discussed in
address and lecture. One entire even
ing will be given to a vocal and in
strumcntaI concert Details Of the
program vii. be announced later.
The Cecil Whig., 1920-10-09
ORPHANS COURT

The Orphans Court in session on
Tuesday paproved the bond of Edward
+. White, administrator Of 5. Norman
White.
The administration accounts exam
med and passed We're: First and
final Of Perry A Gibson. adminiStra-
tor Of J. Herbert Kirk. and distIbu-
ton struck on same; first and final of
Timothy A Futty, executor of vii
liam Futty, and distribution struck on
same; second and final Of Lottie 4.
Settle. guardian Of John G. Settle.
Court adjourned to meet on Tues
day, the 18th instant.
The Cecil Whig., 1920-10-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

George W Hughes, Of IIavrp de
Grace. and Mary f. Chamoer.aine, Of
Perryville.
William Lee Preston, Of North East,
and Mary Louise Potts, of Chi,ds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
ROBBERS GET LITTLE
MONEY IN HOlD-yP

WIS., three negroes attacked ksm "a
alton yestarday naornina With intea,
,e FOB. 2 6 Easland OF Carlisle ave-
.ue. yielded little loo. to the men FIJI
teen eents VIA all tho money they get
Ths robbers ~ers evidently smokers ~
they took his cigarettes and natches
beside: \ handkerchief
Report was made last night 81 LAFe~
Caldwell! Of Company z. Eorty-thi-d
.1sertry A. Camp Lee. that $40 -
r.orey ara S. fountain pen had Seen
stolen from MS room A. the local z
~ c 4
Complaining that Re -as knocked
down and robbed 81 he.reea 81 and
So George r. Nccary sos North
siStA strset. employed a. tire Capital
City Lunch says rs car !deat!tY The
vhtte assai.a-- "a say. the man who
attacked k.-. wa4 frequent visitor n
rooIrooyas aat cafes and that - Ear
easily identity hin. The attack was
made on Sixth street eatveen Broad
ard Marshall streets aecut o'clee K
yes7erday morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
GIRL ONLY WITNESS;
PREACHER DISMISSED

Because there ras ret w!rress 20
co-roborate the accusations % Vest1
Wyatt, a aolored girl, asainst Rev.
Cesar WaddelI co!ored city mission
cry !o- the Church Of God and SAi9rs
% Christ. $40 North Twelfth street
the charge OF receiving a lot of.eilvsr-
va-e from the girl was dismissed The
girl said that she had so,1 tie silver
~Are to the preacher BIT he denied tbs
ctArge
The warrant against Rev" watdsIl
vas sworr on. by the girl following the
case il the domestic relations court
rhursaay i. which skA was charged
with TIE theft This charge IS s.iii
perdiag The ar. who gavAs her age
as tttee., was employed In the Gar
TYSON home when this alleged theft oc-
c1rrsd Arrest was rnads By Detective
Sergeints Wiley aud Smith who have
beer u.sh!e 70 locate the silver.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
GILES Fills DUNLOP 5
PlACE.AS SECRETARY
cHAnDER0F COMMERCE

Z. Peyton dilss formerly ore Of
the Officers Of. the stAphen Putnsy
Shoe company. yestArday afternoon
was unanimously named by the board
Of directors Of the chamber Of COM
merce secretary and treasurer G. that
organization. 70, succeed the late
Francis D. Dunlop. whose death oc-
Cured on DecembAr - The new
secretary %v!ll all out Mr. Dunlop'.
unexptred term
Mr.. Giles is q man Of wide business
experience and. acquaintance Be-
sides his connection WITH Stephen
Putney shoe company. he has heea
member Of the board Of director, OF
the chamber OF commerce ana has
served, successfully, as chairman Of
its legislative and ratic committees
The following firms and corpora
6ons were selected to membatsh!p
IN ths chamber: PuI,en, Henderson,
Mckinney & Company. Ldpseosnh
Lumber company and Loan 4 Saw
tngs Corporation OF Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
ljeH STILLS ARE
TAKEN BY AGENTS

<1axtnuAd activity on the peyt OF
soweauA agents IN ra!ding dtstnlssaAs
see1Itsd ysstArday IN uncover1nG cwo
81 them, one near Taylors Croesme
IA tia Richmond. Fredertckspurs
md Potomac railroad. ana the oInet
"a the Seven Pines car Line, not tat
0osn Stop 81.
Ia mother casa did the agents nno
A4 supposed owner Of the Nquor-
makinx apparatus. The distAles1ee,
hoWever, ware found IN homes. ana
prosecution 81 the owners VII b
lad. Iha still discovered pear STOP
81, witch has capacity OF about
two gallons, was brought to Rich
ncud. NO ltquo. was found on the
premises al either alleged Illicit dis
NlsF.
The ons on the Seven Pines car
!irA was found n the home OF a man
a6ecfibAd by the nejghtors az Mr..
HIE1 Al his children. they said,
- known rs little Mikes" His
w5Ss. & was reported. was found ct
~ house, but could speak very lit
u English. and, consequently. could
Hive vary little information
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
FEATURES PROMISED
Y. ". c. A. CAMPAIGN

Publicity features preratse 70 play
an unusually CONSPICUOUS part in the
Richmond =. W. G. \. financial CAM
paign, January 1920 during watch
week It is hoped to raise $50, 900 Tor
general maintenance and 70 lift Ger :
tain Indebtedness. Plans to bring
ths matter before the public in
an attractive way will be discussed
and passed upon at meeting OF the
publicity committee, Miss AIlenA
Stokes chairman. at 10 o'clock this
morning ~ the central butlding, s
North FIFTH street
Leaders Of the movement yesterday
called attention 70 the fact thai prac-
tically all money contributed during
the campaign will remain at home,
only Z small percentage TO be used
tor national, feid and foreign work
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
MISS BLANTON HELPS
TO SPREAD SUNSHINE

As oas Of the last z N. c A.
vonsa 70 leave Paytg, N2 Lucy
Stuart B!anton, OF Ashv!ila, made
things so pleasant for the men Of the
Q. u. c. stationed a. the Champs
Eiysees barracks tina, she WOE the
heart.est Communication Of the com
mand.ng Officer CAPTAIN Everett
Busch
II l.rcer addressed 70 the Paris
headquarters Of the Y. " c. \. i.
France, under date OF November 20.
1913, CAPTAIN Busch wrote
S.acs the time has arrived tor the
cioa.rz out 81 a great many OF our
Departments II Paris. feel It my
duty and pleasure 10 express to you
4 few words Of appreciation Tor the
tion. IA so tar lie you have assisted
n1e and the. men under my command.
Several weeks ago your organiza-
ton established clubroor,s for the
men in the barracks AZ IS Champs
Eiysees. ana placed Miss Stuart Hlan-
ton = In charge As the ofncer In
charge Of this building and IS tbs
commanding officer OF the dAeach-
nsent ct rhs Chic. ouartssn.asees.
teel fully qualified 70 speak Of the
good thar has been accom- pltshec
through the E " c. 4. II general
ana Miss E,antor IN particular The
conduct OF the men has bee. notice
ably improved. They have become
better disciplined mere sober. and
best Of al, great many more have
stayed At home evenings thar other
wise would These results have beer
Obtained through the uatiring and
conscientious work Of Miss Eiaaron.
highly for what she has accomplish
80 IN such remarkably hsisf tsrne.
Al rsess o1.csr 81 the EayseAs
Place mess. should like 70 Axp-ese
NY apr- ec.atior IS well a. that OF
the men. for the ice cream you SC
k..s..l2 furnished fer -Taanr aeea-
s.cns That was = substantial sup
Port Tor the mess, and It supplied q
truly American dish which We would
otherwise have bee, unable TO pro-
cure
In closing wish again TO thank
the for all nasr .avoss, and to
of-s- ny consra tulastors for 50 much
excellent work I also request tia.
Miss Slahtoa be informed that her
splendid work has no. gone unar-
p-Aciatee
The letter refers 10 only ore Q. the
I ~
carried or r. Paris during tie seve.
weeks following the supposed conclu.
sion Of The ASSOCIATIONS work with
rho army there. The average Amer.
lean troop population Of the city.
during the pe-5od which ecaed No
vemher 50 OF this year. was abous
5000 and the average attendance ot
these troops at ,,he E NJ c \ enter
ta:ac.ents amounted TO abou, thirty
pA- eAaa Of the total.
The 7, NJ G. A. continued its ac-
rtvtiNs 1t eight csrters Il gave IT'S
movie performances attended by 20.
500 men IT'S rs dances attracted
$500 Four thousand soldiers tooE
the various sights9eing tips ana a
500 attended the athletic 'events 81
spectators or parttcipaSn. Fsfty.Ave
auts entertainments attracted $3.50
soldiers, ana there were l,5ST IN ~.
tendance ~ the Al religions services
seld during the parted. vaudeviIle
shows put On BY amateurs claimed
ar attendance Of 2.3so" while rhere
we're $50 IL attendance It the ropula,
lectures. with 1900 taking narr a
the picnic outing1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
Charters

Peanut Growers Land Corporation,
Suffolk, Va. Maximum, $50, 900,
nin1rapna, $4,000. Dr. E J Griffin,
presi6ant Edeatoa, " c, Frank
Fooshe, secretary Suffolk, Va W J.
Story. CORTLAND, Va and G. = Ea--
ris. Suffolk. Ta General real estate
The cossor Company, Incorporated
Hampton. Va Maximum $50 .00c, :
minimum, $4,000 5 S coston. pres
idenr. Fra.k c. Stroud, secretary and
c. Vernon spratlsy. all 81 Hampton,
va 70 deal N sea food and sea
products
Williamsburg Theats- Company.
incorporated. Williamsburg Va
Maximum. $4,000; minimum 5000
G.. 4 Hall, president, Earry L
HuneIey secretary; c {. Hall. 2 r.
Henderson. au Of Williamsburg. Va
To maintain and operate the-arArs in
-ae city ct Williamsburg,
Norfolk, Va MAXIMUM. 500 900 /;
minimum, $50 900. Ma.cellus. Hoe
In, president. Mayor Kotoon, sec-e-
rary,. Jacob RcrhoE and z .SainAn
81 Norfolk. Va General real estate
business
Chesapeake Coaster Cooperation.
Hampton Va Maximum 500. 900,
minimum, SO. 600. 2. J. Megg!nsoc
president; F. N. Booker. secretary
and L N Won Schill!rg. all OF Hauap-
ton, Va To manufacture and DIAL
n amusement dec.ves Of a.! Kinds
The Citizens State Bank, Cumoer-
land C. H. Va Maximum. s2s 600 +,
minimum, $4,000. c. u. Smith.
president; F. O, Garrett secretary
z. e Euchols. 7. C. Garrett. " T
warn aae -SeadersoaE ..
Gun. oe-iant Va General barkirs
business
Powers 4 Anderson su-gca! IN
strpHent Company. :ncorpo-s tee
Norfk!E Va Maximum $4,000;
minimum, sic, 900. Robert {. A-der-
son. president. Richmond, Va. 4 c.
Roselar, secretary. Richmond, Va
". p Powers Richmond. va ana
r /. Imam, Norfolk, Va. TO deal
n surgical Instruments, hosp!ta! sup
plies. etc.
Randolph .xotor Company. incor-
porated, Richmond Va Maximum
$4,000, rain!mub $4,000 Walter
Il cchn.- president EaM- secretarv
ard r. 8. Eetxe, all OF Richmond
"a General automobile business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
=. lheaters

49, A9r9eeA4 -
Founded on comedy by JArcrnA
K, Jerome. The Rainbow GIRL.
musical comedy, is said 10 have ali
OF the elements Which make it an
entertainment OF high merit Rennold
Wolf, . dranastic editor yc4 note and
author OF the books Of several rnuxS.
cal comedies wrote the t!cs, which
were sex to music by Louis A. Hirsch
It 10 the properly OF kaw a Erlan-
ger. who made the production two
sAasons $50, opening IN Philadelphia.
Wits wefs then made 70 Warrington.
Baltimore and Boston prior to the
thAatef. where it had 4 brilliant run
IT became . prime favo-ite IN these
citiAs. remaining through AL % thu
hot summer months AT the aGataty
theatAy. where Il moved altar the
New Ar3AtAk dam RI. From Tia
Gaiety'h moved 70 the Illinois +keatAr
Chicago. whexe its success was du.
plteAtSd. II is now booked to play
aheut twelve cities during the eur.
rent season. making It impossible to
sFanspost sis further ssgss
There 10 but one company OF The
Rainbow Girl which vii! come 10
tho Strand Monday right
The production. ID four !ntArior eAtss
was painted by Josspn Urban, ana ali
tutu3ahInSs and. xappings are IN har.
pnony With his Artistic creations Tia
'gtEl" IN the caeA = GrAcA Walsh
she = supported BY large chorus
mostly OF Tia f4nasn1ne xap6Ar. Hlliy
B. Van and sy6nax .Gro~antrAet. diS.
ttnotly d51lerent n thAfr m1khode. -
Tho l4&A1ae counA6.ans Harry non-
ham q tho 11NAni1A 1ASd = 0tA1e1 -nRH
lsxxy XII 49, 9sovssin 1870
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
.eOtDafe DEATH RATt
N CITIES IS VERY HIGH

HA~tafrsy - vital ststsssdes AZ .vir-
s'Hss, ". w. E'ekes, sASs '"ess
- either Z woefully high colored tu-
fant death rate or terribly defective
n.,..,. ~.~,.4...,o - xr-.,n,. .,.,..
Every enc OF the zen larger virginia
cities, except two, Roanoke and Char
,ett.~y,,,n .rorp. r,or. eoiorAa AAsths
-. 49,. 1870. -. -
esaA pa Las "eoos o1'S " go
bureau OF census birth seattsfscs JUST
1ss,1AA for 1877. During 1917. accord
-. 1.rs,. ~.nn-t vy,S,rf.s rA~.
80
asterea eo,7oS llv.ng oa5 y Tn 49,
1,s24 We're White ana 1879 So1o -
the nrtn rate O tae s
per Thousand q pogu.1uon. - 80
rae oeing IIS ana Iue =.
ncang zt.d. 1nIe s1D = 1890. -
the ent1re reg1suaupn 49, .ns ~ 1.s.1
swsnty s.ases ana .; .As 80 ~ ea,t - 81
umola. sepSeo0nIn8 30
the total popu!AHon q
only by NORTH SAIonn1 s1a -
Big per tnousano sss. ~. !.
cnnnnrsieut. WIN aiso tsassa4' ga u
with SS.s
Virgins eeatne su 9s'e,
during ~. sat1
were Wnl.e Ano Lo.01o 49,. ~. ...'
TOTAL nea1n rate CenS 80 pss 1.o y.
and, the whise tate ossng 49, AAo IN
colo5ea sxs 80 go
wn.Ie nE tus tos 49, 1oo VIZ uea "a.
ana tss colo.o OF sno 70. go w.
coioreQ oeAn sny ~nioe sntAals
ana at eo,o'ea snaaaS ou .. eVe.y
LOU Geo - - . 49,. - 80. 80
ns'ns 70 We ,s..na 80 90. %
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
Petersburg

Especial TO The Richmond vi-gintar.>
Petersburg. Jan. 2-Conxdsrabie
interest has been created in local u.
Dor circles by the uniontzacioa Of s-c-
p!oyee now n progress q. the plants
CT the Srirsh american TOBACCO
company p this city. E. ~ Ds,low,
OF W!retcn-Salera, has hesa here for
Of Organizing the ioca! workers irrc
branch Of the tobacco workers
Emmanuel Epstein aid Mss
Theresa Eiehbeyg. the attractive
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs En.a.us!
E3cheerx, OF Centre Hill Court, we're
married On December so by Rev e
n calish. D. D., Of Richmond
nsaad, will be the principal speaker at
the annual meeting ard dinner OF the
LEGAL Retain Merchant. association
III Asday evening a, $50 o'clock 1T the
HotEl Petersburg. Mr.. johnson Is
recognized As one Of the sblest work
ere IN the Southern states II relation
70 business and. .eoE,reEc;a! srse--
priaee. ss
Anrcyrceaea. has tse- made thar
the Dupont company has made dea!
for ten acres OF the old plant facing
the James river front tor q tool
manufacturing site. II !: stated that
work will be begun 1t A. early t.rs.
George e. Townsend. for the past
rwelve years associated with tbs
Southeastern Underwriters aA.cc!a-
ucns has accepted the position as
manager OF the insurance depart
unent Of the American Bank and Trust
company. Mr.. Townsend succeeds n.
g. White, who recently resigned this
Judge asa D Watkins q Pam
VILE, commemorative attorney %
Prince Edward county, has ar
noureed tina. he will be 4 candidate
to succeed the late Walter = Watson
- repretentatice % the Fourth VIZ
G!n!a district IN the fouse OF repre-
sAnta tives. His only opponent. who
has announced his intention OF run
ming aS yet, is state Senator Patrick
f. Drewry. OF this city
Capt w. Zen Davis. who was re-
Gently elected chief Of police Of Pc.
tersharE. has not decided whether
or NOT he will accept. the position.
Lieut. John J. Donahuc is acting head
Of the police department at present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
ADVISORY BOARD TO
TO TAKE Up SCHOOL BUDGET

Mayor Airsi.e and hts advisory
Board WIN take UP today he schco.
budget, in further conxi6e-a ton Of
The estimates OF xcverrrrarta! ex-
psnses tor the year 1920, II has
heAn Aaid thar teachers. Like o.hsr
sunptUysS ct -1s cry government.
S4si GET E considerable raise In sal
lry
N Mayor Ains,ie said yesterday that
- WITH not have the city sutsot ready
.oy the 1seAtiag OF common council
50 mart Monday night bur hopes to
get II IN shape for transmission to
the board OF aldermen or Tuesday %
he week following
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
ASK WRIT OF ERROR
IN LUHEIy CASE

Assistant CITY Attorney George
Wayne Anderson said yestA-dAy that
~ viii be ia position 70 hls with
the supreme court Of appeals early
eext week his petition for VII. Of
sxror to the decision Of Judge Ernest
s. Walls. % the musings court Part
Il, who granted TO Policeman Ms<vsn'
r. Lurpk!r q writ OF nandamus
compelling CA.es c. n Sherry, Il he
ries Lurcrk on = charge CT .uc-
3ecoratrg cnrdue 70 grant hf>s~ -hs
privilege on an open trial with coun-
fsl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
?. Q. STATION
TO Be PER0|lll!

Postmaster Hay +. fAeyuter go
nsed yesterday rarners 70 thu q
thar Station e, on Tpifd etreAt 49,
Broad Is only temporary, estaHlteA N
simply 10 take care ct the Ch3tessstsa
mas rnails X. - =. It sas
This vii! be 4 permanent ssAtt4H
Mr. Thornton said 1ae .t4Aa S1 4s.
would be temporary EAs gprt6W ~.
doubt from The fact that Il wAa Afke4
up very hastily in tius 20 snAet IA
heavy demands made on the rcstcmc4s
al thrieGraA" -. WI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
Southslde

Charges .gairs. Sol and Leo Gilman.
States Com missioner Flegeah!aae. unt..
January ~. because OF the department
of justice operatives who made the AZ
rests we're called out Of the city. Thay
we're charged with refusing 20 sell
sugar unless customers bought srors
st-5e TO $500 worth % othSr articles
IN ths store. Bal! In TIE sum Of $1,000
Ffageah!raer, pending the preliminary
hearing The arrests were made by J.
II Kemp. J... and william " Gray
S.te: they had tried 20 buy the sugar
steps have been taken to bring al
0. tie property belonging 70 tAe vir-
c!c.s Warehouse corporation. Lang
bourne ~ Williams and the 1tdeva.e-
ard We&tArn. Railway company prdAS
t-aesse-.eld Salvage company Of about
saveEty-1ve acres Of land along the
former right % way Of the Tidewatar
ald wAs.e-. Railway company. $4,000
L. reported TO have bee. paid Ter the
land wh.:h was sold by the company
->cA.ve-s. under . deereA o. the chan
cary court According to ~ announce
,neEt made ~ the otices Of John Z
Williams an6 soma yAsteyaAy. ec
tor immediate use 81 the property.
though al OF the various holdings viii
b transferred 70 . s.cSle cor pAny.
ssqr.sA.n shA past ave years, tie v!r-
Sin!a Warehouse Corporation company
has purchased severa! pieces 81 prop
e-ty % Hui! street bAtween Seventh
aoa Eighth streets which extends back
asveral blocks te the city Iimtts = Il
Williams has also Dough. property IL
AfS yyn ~ thtG - al
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-03
CHARGES AGAINST YOUTHS
POSTPONED UNTIL JANUARY 9

chargss Of theft against six colorea
youths we're postponed II che suve-
rile court yesterday morning until
January Tse Toys are william.
T.laae-- Appe-.as.- Barnard
Washington, Lou!s Eirso-d e ears'
Johnson ard Sylvester Brady. TIE ages
range from s.ever to fourteen years
arrest was made by OFFICERS An
t.ocy ard Doepps- The youths are ~
Jagged re have sro6x n .rcoea..c shot
gar valued At $50 s-o-. a. auto II the
.aar az Ito Eas. Mai. street. property
OF ? II Eo-vs,l. 5l1 Morte!.o avenue
Other cases ara also lodged against the
boys Because he bought 8 han. Tor
$3.50 from the boys, knowing 1. 70 be
stolen Socds colored man was nned
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