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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
HUNDREDS OF CHILDREN
ENJOY BAND CONCERT
City Auditorium FILLED with Tots
From Various Catholic Or
n~haunrcs of City.

Hundreds of little children filled
the City Auditorium yesterday after
were uponed at 3 o'clock to hear the
band of nifty pieces from 81. Mary's.
Industrial school. Baltimore, in IL
special matinee performance, assist
cd by a chorus OF zoo boys from the
Cathedral chool. The majority OF
the children were from the various
Catholic orphanages OF Richmond.
The obvious youth OF the perform
crs contrasted sharply with their
skilled playing, every number show
ing the result OF careful training and
long practice.
Especially worthy of mention was
the playing OF the leader in The
boys who sang "On Venice Waters
trio and choir, was particularly
pleasing TO the audience and cnthus-
iaSticaliy cncored:
In a brief talk 10 the audience.
Rev. Brother Paul, head of st. Mary's
Industrial School, called attention to
the fact that there were now 90i boys
In the school despite the fact that in
April OF last year, 81. Mary's was
totally destroyed by fire.
More than 1000 alumni of st. Mary's
saw service during the world war,
Brother Paul said. eighty OF whom
paid the supreme sacrifice. Ills audi
he told them the story OF the famous
baseball player, Babe Ruth. a form
er student OF ST. Mary's. who was
now famous all over the country n
was making o salary OF $4,000 a
The boys ban4. i!em 81 Ma.y's
Auditorium last night. which was
we'll attended. Marcus kellerman:
famous Richmond baritone. delighted
the audience with his singing. and
The chorus from the Cathedral School
again assisted in the program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
WILL TRY OUT NEW PLAN
+. TO ELIMINATE RENTALS
LaDurnum Corporation Purchases
Apartment House, Which Is to
DO Sold to Occupants.

Purchase OF tho burlington apart
ment house for $4,000 by tho La
purnum Corporation and plans for its
disposal along lines entirely novel
70 thermometers. was announced yes
Ierday. Tho transfer of the prop
erty Will be recorded within a few
ohys., The plan which will he tried
out In disposing of the apartment
VIII be equivalent to selling each
apartment to its occupant and elm
mating rentals.
VIII be composed of the owners of
Inc apartments, is being arranged.
Ehch apartment purchaser will be the
owner OF one share of stock. Apart
ment owners will have their own
Doard or directors. will pay no rental.
put VIII contribute to the support OF
the Janitor service and other over
mead expenses. 1t Is estimated by
the officials in charge of the novc-
inent that the rentals which will be
saved on each apartment in six years
VIII pay for the stock held oy the oc-
cupant.
1t is planned to have each apart
ment holder serve for six months as
manager Of the building to see that
me 3anitor and other attendants do
their duty.
Officials of the Laburnum Corpora
ton declare the plan has worked out
successtully in Pittsburgh. New York,
Philadelphia and Washington. and is
one or the ways of solving the high
rent problem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
BLUE SKY LAW BUREAU
is A REVENUE PRODUCER
More Thnn $4,000 Is Turned Into
state Treasury Since April 1
for License l,ccx

as n result of amendments 10 tbo
o!ne sky" law enacted at the recent
session OF the General Assembly. Tho
securities division of the State Cor
poration Commission has become on,
OF the most productive branches OF
concerned. ="
This division his turned into the
ireasuTy more than $4,000 since
April L.. according to n statement
Yesterday by j. T. Dunford. director
OF u work. under the genera SUI
pcrVislon OF John Randolph Tucker.
counsel TO the commission.
Under a 1920 each
company. before it goes into the
market for the sale OF speculative
securities, must secure IL ~liccns.
winch costs onc-fourth of Dcr cent
OF the worth Of the securities il pro-
poses to sell. In addition 10 his
agents who handle the stock are re-.
CURED to renew their licenses an
nually. '
Amendments passed by the last
session of the Legislature went into
erect on March 20. Since that time
the department has taken in more
revenue than II had during the last
Two years.
Berkely D.. Adams Is the member
OF the state Corporation Commission
VINO has special charge OF his branch
OF me work. Any legal questions in
VOWED are referred to John Randolph
ucker Mr.. Dunford, as director,
mas immediate charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHT
FOR BOAT LINE ON JAMES
Norfolk Announces Representatives
Who Will Serve on Committee
OF Investigation.

+. S. Goodman, traffic manager of
tho Chamber of Commerce, yestcr-
day received tho appointments made
by 7. +. S~outhgate. the Norfolk
chairman Of the general committee
representing five Virginia cities. 10
cooperate with Joseph L.. Young and
l.. Il. Palen, traffic experts. in the
preparations for establishing the pro-
posed boat line between Richmond
and New York.
The Richmond committee includes
J. Scott Parrish: j.. e. Williams.
Julien II. Hill. l.. Il. Sydnor, j. f..
Ryland and Il. S. Goodman, ex Of
ilcio; Norfolk. L.. j.. Upton, ID. y.
WinSlow. y. III. Slack. w. a. God
win and {. y. Coleman; Petersburg.
William Martin and X. NJ. sand. No
representatives have been named as
yet for Newport News and Suffolk.
The line is now said to be almost
Il certainty. Messrs Young and Palen
have been conducting an exhaustive
survey for the last three weeks.
The report will estimates on
investment, equipment, operation,
revenue and docking facilities at
Richmond. Norfolk, Newport News
and New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
COLONEL ANDERSON SAYS
BUSINESS MUST Be FREED
Reduce Taxes, Produce More, and
Give Investors Chance, Is Adj
vice to kiwaninnS.

Fun the national debt for a long
term of years. free industries from
government control and reduce taxa
ton on business so that capital will
prefer investment i'll private, rather
than in government bonds. to solve
thc present unsettled conditions and
to get back on II prc-war footing,
was the advice given by Colonel
Henry w. Anderson. to the kiwanis
Club At the business Mems Club last
night
More than 100 members of the club
were present and ~applaudcd loudly
when he that he was OPP
posed TO government ownership of
industries and heavy taxation OF bus
mess.
Colonel Anderson scored bankers
for attempted dcnation of credits"
by shutting down on Industrial loans
when properly securcd. lie said that
this policy would throw men out OF
work. cause %idlcness, not increased
production, and the curtailment of
industry. not more strenuous efforts
TO produce.
them down." Colonel Anderson de-
clarcd. 1T is about as much good
to 40 ms as to try to pass laws to
Further he. stated that the law OF
supply and demand WAS responsible
Tor the profitccr and TO eliminate him
IT was necessary to increase produc-
ton TO such an extent that ii would
be Impossible to pr%oiitecr.
Referring to the necessity of re-
vested in business, Colonel Anderson
stated that j man with slop, 900 could
invest II in city or Federal uontaX-
able bonds at ~ per cent interest.
while II he invested il in business he
would be compelled to make 100 per
cent on the same amoun 10 meet
return.
1T is discouraging capital from bus
mess and encouraging municipal cX-
travasance,' Colonel Anderson de-
clarcu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
PYTHIANS CELEBRATE
Members OF I,nnhoc Lodge, No. ~,
Hold banquet On Twcnty-Ninth

Edwin II. Courtney was the prin-
cipal speaker at the twcnty-ninth
anniversary OF Ivanhoc Loigc. No.
"a, knights Of Pythias. which was
celebrated last night at a banquet at
the Business Mems Club. Rev. Philip
A Arthur. rector OF the Church Of
h Ascension, Highland Park. pre-
sided. Mr.. Courtney excmplihed the
tenets of the order. He told Of the
beginnings of the order with nvc
members fifty years ago. contrasting
with the present day status OF three
dourths of a million members. and
the 100000 paid out by the order
for benefits.
The members express their deter
mination to make renewed efforts TO
spread Pythianism. The meeting last
night was held within two squares
OF where Samuel II. Hines. a pythian,
gave UP his life to save a friend in
the Spotswood Hotel fire in 1870.
James 7. Bailey. grand-master OF
the exchequer; John p. Ltshtfoot. Jr.
and G. w. Vaughn. who related his
famous mule story also spoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
Navy Band Concert Tonight.

At least SIN concerts VIII be given
by the navy recruiting band of
twcnty-thrcc pieces. which will ar
rive in Richmond his morning, and
which Will ema!n three days. y Sc
rics of concerts will he given under
the auspices of the Community Rec
r%eation Association. In addition to
these concerts, moving pictures will
be shown tonight II tomorrow wen
ing. showing the first %transatln ntic
flight. which WAS made by the NC-4.
II. HooEe-
wcrffr. of the navy recruiting station.
yesterday that the on
cert tonight Will be given in the
Courthouse Square in South Rich
rnond ;and on Wednesday evening in
Libby Hin Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
ADJUSTMENTS
"Pcp" and ..punch. nj tho L,rtc.

go uiNh III INC INEIc.
The Lyric has Il show which en-
braces everything all the way from
songs: comedy. to artistic poses by II
oSantiiui bronze horse. 1t is II good
nll-round bill and keeps up "A good
pace from start TO finish. either anus
ing n or pleasing the eye or ear
lures. "
1t starts off with two girls. Jason
and Harrlgan, who offer a program
OF songs. one OF them playing their
accompaniments on the piano. These
two have unusually pleasing voices
and their choice of songs is popuiar
with the audience.
Second on tho bill comes n black
a comedy act that is entirely diff
fcrent from any seen hcr,. this sen
son. This time We have an clipping
couple, a smart young damscl in an
orange sweater and red hat. and Il
aaSning beau who proves that he is
ltcpard and Goody have hit on some
thing original in this line. and il is
4 big success.
ton in Specs" by Frances Nord-
strom. occupies the third plac, on
the program. played by a company OF
four. Anything that is turned out
extra recommendation. for it is a
guarantee in itself. and this particu-
lar sketch is one of her best.
the sut st f9T 5sal SaxSDb mnsie inst hear
This act was in Richmond last sea-
son and made n big hit then, and
now we have the 1920 edition with
new tunes and more pep than ever,
These four saxophonc players could
make Il decrepit old man dance gaily
such is their ability TO produce
jazzy melody. Closing the perform
ancc is BrcnEk'S o statue horse.
one of the most stunning posing acts
Imaginable. This beautiful animal
holds many difficult and beautiful
poses assisted by 81 young woman who
is also painted "A bronze hue.
The usual motion pictures complete
the bill. L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
COMMISSIONER COLEMAN
ON NATIONAL COMMITTEE
VIII Assist In Mapping Fedora
Syhtcm OF Highways on

Exhaustive consideration OF the
matter OF mapping u plans for CO.
ordinatinC the state highways Of the
country into one great national syS-
TEN, will be tho TASK confronting n
committee named by Secretary Of
Agriculture Meredith. and OF which
State Highway Commissioner George
i. Coleman is a member. when il
meets in Washington on June 4 for
& two-day session.
Mr.. Coleman Is chairman OF the en-
ccutivc committee of the Associa-
ton of American Highway Com
missioncrs. and this body has been
selected by Secretary MEREDITH TO
cooperate with the department in
all Federal aid matters.
The state convention at Roanoke
last week definitely committed the
Democratic party in Virginia TO tn,
WAYS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
Company a. trays. Plan "IIikc."

.NuWVHiy =, Rlchmonu GrnyS, Iaft
night held its last meeting before
earinE. for Failing Creek next Sat
urqay for = training hike TO last un-
til Monday night. About loo men will
make the trip. y supper planned
for the Hugh Stoclkdell Machine Gun
Company and the GrayS' ompany
has been postponed until June -.
The company is expected To leave
about 3 O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
cancies in the were reported
last night. These recruits are hoped
TO be gained at least thirty days be-
Tore the company leaves for its year
~ cncampment at Camp Lee. July l3
10 "a, inclusive, as men joining after
this thirty-day limit do not receive
pay for the trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
"Send Up a Cop;
Iiue Shot a Man"
Police of Third District
Receive Hau7y-Up
Telephone Call.

Sergeant Frank Gentry. OF Third
Police station, received II message
early yesterday morning from Will
liam Prucit saying: Send Il police
man UP here; l have just shot a
nam"
When officers arrived they found
that Prueit had shot Eddie Wright.
II milk wagon driver. III shot en-
tered Wright's back. causing IL flesh
wound. DIR. j. q. Loving attended
the injured man.
Wright is alleged to have had an
alteration with Mrs. Nellie Prueit.
wife OF prucit.
Both men were bailed for their ap-
p%carancc ii Police Court. Part III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
REALTY DEALS IN EXCESS
OF 100000 RECORDED
WinSo. Elicit a Crump mud National
STATE mud City llnnk and Others
EIEIIrc In hcCcni TrnnsnnfInna

The WinSo, Elicit & trump Shoe
company and the National state and
cry Bank have transferred to the
Crawford Manufacturing a
!ot AZ second and Decatur Streets,
osNl30, the deal bringing $4,000.
Myers warehouse has been sold by
l." Nj: Williams and wife to the Rich
mond M!ca Company for $4,000. The
Warehouse is located on Ninth street,
near Byrd.
The Crystal Ice Company has pur-
chased from the Rountree Corpora
ti"n "A tract OF land situated on the
east side of Brook Avenue, at Pulliam
street. The tract brought $40, 900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
MAY BUILD PLAYGROUND
FRONTING FULTON SCHOOL
Council Finance Committee Acts Fa-
Norahiy ON Recommendation.
Other Matters ConnIdcrcd,

The Council Committee on Finance
met in regular session last night,
among them decision to buy the en-
tire block fronting the Fulton School
Building for the purpose of making q
playground II beauty spot.
IL WAS recommended thai the pcti-
lions of j. T.. Wade and Charles
Brittian for pensions be granted.
y motion was made to have the
City Attorney communicate with rep
rcscntativcs in Washington with ref
crence to having the claims of the
city Of Richmond for $4,000 expended
during the Mexican border trouble
for fitting up the air as 4
mobilizins point for Virginia troops.
adjusted.
y special meeting of tho committee
on Tuesday, June /. will hold n pub
lie hearing on the proposed raising OF
gas rates in the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
IHmiId Ncgrn Thcu1er
build
Inal

Application for permit to build
was Med in the office OF the Build
inE Inspector yesterday for the cree
non OF Il large colored thcatcr by the
Peoples Amusement Company, on
second street, between Clay and
Marshall. The cost OF the building
Is estimated at $4,000.
Application was also filed for pcr-
MT TO build 4 fivc-story office build
ing. The building is 10 bc erected
~ DAVIS Brothers. and is to cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
Today and Tonight
in Richmond
Com mission,

state Highway Commission,
Lyric building, o.
American Cotton Mnnufncturers'
Association, Jefferson Hotel, 10.
nrent : Teacher Association,
William Fox School. 3:3O.
Lecture, auspices Virginia cItI-
xcnshfp committee md extension
bureau of University of Virginia.,
WOman's Club, 4 and S;15.
Rotary Cinb. Richmond Hotel,
Gals.
Council building Committee. 5.
Womnn's Auxiliary, lIowitEerS'
Association, MurPhy's Hotel An
mex, S:l5.
woman's Auxiliary, Grnys' As
ISOLATION, Company Z room, Grzys'
ArmorS, Sil5.'
Wrestling match, opcn-nir thea
ter, Laurel and broad, S:sO.
Lyric-NnudcTiIls, 3, 1:I5. o:bO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
DUO HEAVILY FINED FOR
BETTING ON BALL GAME
TNeivcy md De Jarnett Also Arc As
scssrd Costs OF Case and Conn
m0nSveRlth Attorneys Fee,

Dewitt Fclvey and j.. II. De Jarnett,
each 81 years old, were fined 81 each
yesterday in Police Court on the
charge OF gambling at Boulevard
Field. They were arrested at the end
OF the second game Of the double
header played Saturday afternoon be-
tween Richmond and Norfolk, by po-
licemcn X. X. Caldwell and q. c.
Ford.
l'clvcy bet $50 on Norfolk and De
Jarnett the same sum on Richmond.
IL. L.. owens was arrested as stake
holder. but was released when ii was
proved that he had acted i%nnoccntiy.
In addition TO losing the stake
money. both men were taxed an ad-
ditional $40 each. which went to
Commonwealth Attorney Wise as his
fee. They also had to pay the court
the customary 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
nonnokc Striker. RcmnIn N

ROANOKE. VA. May 24.-In the
face OF an announcement from Nam
aEer c. III. Hix, that if the striking
ehopmen on the Virginian Railway are
not at work by 1910 o'clock tonor-
row morning their positions would he
declared vacant. more than 1900 en-
ployees were estimated as still out by
local officials of the company to-
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
MASON. "nni,c" Candidate.

At q stated communication in tho
Masonic Temple yesterday afternoon
of Meridian Lodge. No. 2S4. ~. l.. e
y. NJ, which is one OF tho few day
light lodges in the United States. a
candidate was raised" by past
masters only. Charles l.. Limerick,
served as worshipful MASTER: W. *.
as senior warden: r.. T.. jenkins, OF
Lodge 10, as junior warden: ~. II.
Flournoy. as senior warden: II. NJ.
Cousins. rs junior deacon. md Right
Worshipful Charles 4. Ncsbit, as
chaplain. Meridian Lodge has IA
members. Special music featured the
InCCtinE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
Highway Commission Meet. Today.

Members of the state Highway
Commission Will meet this morning
at . o'clock for the consideration of
such routine business as may come
before the body. The meeting Will
be held in the office OF State High
way Commissioners George i. Cole
man. in the Lyric Building.
This afternoon at 4 o'clock the
commission will leave for Did Point,
Cape Charles and other places on an
the Eastern Shore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
VIII Pave Lakeside Ax.nu,

Lakeside Avenue. for some time
known as Ashland street. from the
Ola Reservoir 10 Byrd Park, viii be
pared win granite blocks in the near
iuture. The material for the paving
- being placed on the street. and
the work VIII he started before the
month is over, the contracts for the
paving having been awarded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
PETERSBURG CHURCH TO
ERECT NEW BUILDING
PInnn for Structure to Cost $40 900
Are Completed by Market Street
M~CfhouiSf.

PETERSBURG. VA. May 24.-Plans
for the erection of one of the most
have been completed by the building
committee OF Market Street Method
DIST Church. The site for the house
contracts will be let within the ncxt
few days. The ediiice is to be erect
cdat a cost Of $400, 900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
HnwkIns Head. OptomcIrI,t,.

j. w. Hawkins was chosen presi-
dent ut the annual election OF OIL
GERS Of h Richmond OptomctricaI
Society. other officers named were:
r.. III. Fisher. vicc-prcsidcnt; NJ. NJ.
SpieGel. secretary. and l.. Wilson
Phillips. treasurer. Committees for
the ensuing year were appointed by
the president. who outlined a plan of
campaign for the further bctterment
OF the society.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
Lecture by Alexander WcddelI.

Education OF The Greek boy at
Athens in The nth century b. G.. was
graphically described last night in
n lecture, illustrated with lantern
slides. by Alexander Wcddell before
an appreciative audience at the home
OF John shelton Williams. The affair
of ST. Stephens Church, and volun-
tary contributions were rccci Nd.
Mr.. Weddel has been stationed IN
Greece as consular agent for the
United States State Department for
Nonic time, n Is spending q yaca.
ton at his home In Richmond,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
Patterson. \. j., Hole, nurus.

f.IsSDN. =. J., May 2i.-Fivc
persons are in hospitals with minor
injuries received in jumping from mn.
per loors OF the Manhattan Hotel. in
Market street, where flames drove
2Oo guests into the streets i'm their
hiSht clothes early today. The hotel
was destroyed. causing a loss rs,i-
mated At from $4,000 to 5000. 900.
The origin of the fire il unknown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
Hur, in r'uII From en-

Charles i. rccto, of l795 Ncnablc
street, in boarding an automobiic
driven by Joe Mcldcn. of South Rich
mond., last night. fell from the run
tered Injuries believed TO be OF n
fatal nature. lie was taken to Vir-
GINA Hospital, where little hope Of
MS owe IS entertained.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
Charged with Auto Theft.

II. N. wise, OF LEXINGTON, y. c.
was arrested here yesterday on tn,
charge OF grand larceny, charge
with stealing a Haynes touring cai
valued at $l,iO0. \ Hudson car
valued az $1,000. was also found iI
hr possession. The police are try.
ing TO Identify the owners Of III,
automobiles. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
n%eturnlng ,o r~onuln m, ,

AXIS May 2i-DiamondS have
come into their won again. Their
popularity wancd during the last
Few years. but nov that ovory ont
GERS wlfe has ropes OF pears and
emcralds are the pIaythinrs Of his
his daughters. the sinartest women
are returning to diamonds, cut into
huge pcndents and eardrops. For
are seen at dinners and receptions,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25

Plans for a full-drcss dance. to be given
Thursday evening in the gymnasium OF
tho Blues Arinory, for members OF Com
phnr II. were discussed at "A meeting last
night in the company room. a buffet SUP
per VIII be served the dancers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25

postmaster Ha" r. Thornton Yesterday
received announcing OF appointment OF
James Franklin Jones as fourth-clas,
POSTMASTER, at Aocconita. Va. and Thomas
ter at kolbs. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25

j. II. Floyd. aged 81. a soldier NJ ono
OF the local posts. was arrested ycster-
day on til. charge OF smuggling nine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25

leader OF the Community Recreation AS.
is o. ien late last night, for Char
Tecrcation-day program today and tonor-
row Mr.. S~hufnwav will return 10 Rich
ihonu lat9 "Wednesday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25

Any one wishing TO buy frogs. shouid
communicate with ostmastcr Hay r.
Thornton. who yesterday received an an
nounCe mcnt from Il small bov near Rich
rnond who offered To supply Interested
PARTIES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Temple Royal Arch Chapter. No. 81.
Will hold II special meeting this evening
1t G:l5 O'Clock at Masonic TEMPLE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25

The Hugh S;ockdcll Machin, Gun Com
pany Will hold it's regular drill and meet
ing tonight at S:l5 O'Clock in the Grays'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25

Company a. Richmond Light ~lnfantr,
Blues. Will hold its regular drill ant
meeting. :onirht at S:l5 o'clock In Tn,
Blues Armory