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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
THIEVES GET BIG AMOUNT
Of COCAINE AND MORPHINE
Jimmy Rear Door on store IIou..
OF Observation-Disclosures Drug
Cuninnny

BY Jimmying the rear door off the
HauEhan- Robertson Drug COMPANY
EIGHTH and Cary Streets. ycsterdav
tnleVes entered the building ana stol.
en- large amount of cocaine and
morphine. The amount that was ,ak-
en- mas not as yet been ascrrtaiued
but nearly the entire stock Oh hand
was stolen.
A bold attempt was made 10 rob
the owens and Minor Drug COMPANY
last night at Tenth and Cary street.
The thieves a; first made an attcmpt
to enter the back door but ws,re un
ahle 10 gain entrance They wen,
around to the front o! tn. 6uildtnr
and 3immed the glass from tic eel,
lar cap. Thcy then broke the lock
on TIE door and gained access TO the
policemen J. X. Pass ard NJ IT
tag Iayi6r diseoyered that n.u attempt
mad been MADE 10 enter thu building
and detail OF policemen with Lieu
aenant Holtz in charge wrec .ent TO
the scene. 4 search was made of me
building hut the robbers had fed.
II is believed by the police that
number or done fe!nds. who wer. az
fected by the capture OF drugs mad.
last week, and not able TO obtain
more, entered the establishment,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
WRITER'S WILL ACCEPT
JUDGESH|P, FRIENDS SAY
itns Not Formally Notified Cover.
nor OF Intention, but May Act
In Few DAYS.

ID. Price Withcrs. who was an
pointed last week by Governor Davl.
10 be judge OF tho Corporation Cour'
OF tho city OF DanvIllc. to succccL
Judge l.. Walton Brown, resigned
has not yet formally accepted the ap
pointment. according to information,
received from Danville last nigh,
but his friends fully expect him 1,
DO so within tito next few days.
Danrille's future corporation judn
is "a practicing attorney widcl s
known throughout tho State, and was
named TO the post by Governor Davi.
upon the recommendation OF mani
eminent members OF tho bar vii,
recognize In Judge Withcrs tho hiIii
qualifications necessary Ia such =.
position. He il Il member Of the !a,,
firm Of Withcra Il Leigh.
Judge WithcrS is a son of tho lat.
T.. Is. WNhcrs. colonc! OF the Thlr.
tecnth North Carolina Regiment dur.
ing the War Betwccn the states. ar.
an able legislator and educator II.
IL brother OF Eugene With,rs
member OF IN" Danvilic bar and q
various times member Of tho iious.
of Delegates. thc state Senate auu
tho state Constitutional conycutiol
OF 1901 and 1902.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Y. M. C. A. is PREPARING TO
WELCOME CONVENTION MEN
Delegates Invited to Visit BuildinS
Tor Rest, Heading, Information
and SwimS.

For tho comfort and convenience
OF the members who visit the Young
Mems Christian Association building
every day and to make It easier for
visitors TO lind their way around
and get back to the lobby again
road signs" have been painted on
the walls OF tae building SO that a
man may easily so up the sixth
hoor and back, and find any place he
wants en- route. The red trinnglcs
on the Grace Street front have been
trance frightened up and four nass
have been huns out 10 welcome mem
bcrS and visitors.
y bulletin has been placed in the
front entrance, inviting the dele
gate; 10 the three conventions, meet
ing here this week--thc annual State
baptist Association, the International
Railroad Y. NJ =. A Conference and
the Southern Homeopathic Associa-
tion--to visit the building for rest.
roading. information, rooms. baths
and swims. Special assistants will
be on duty during the week to help
handle Kings. Special provision Is
being made for the delegates to. the
Conference. which will be held in
Richmond Thursday to Sunday
Sam War;. general secretary Of
the Railroad Y. NJ. e. a. at Scranton.
Pa, and leader of tho mems Bible
class of that city. who was at one
time associated with Gcncral-Secrc-
tary Mckee in association work at
East Saginaw. Mich. will he the
guest OF the Fellowship League next
Thursday evening. and Will be the
speaker OF the evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
JOSEPH ". BL|LEY DIES
SUDDENLY At RESIDENCE
We'll hnown Undertaken and Bank
Official Succumbs to Heart
Failure.
MEMBER OF MANY LODGES
Resident of Richmond Over Forty
aears' and Was Conspicuous for
Acts of Charity and Kindness.
Funeral Wednesday.

Joseph w. Bliley. president OF ,he
). w. Bliley Co.. Inc. underwriters
and ce.president of the West End
r mans; Of Richmond. died suddenly
his h oaSS ma00IIni Ing. at $50 o'clock in
from heart failure. He was 65 wears
oiu ana was one of the best ,noIvn
mndcrtakers and business men i'm tho
Funeral services will be held wed-
nesdny morning Mt 10 o'clock from
81. Mary's Catholic Church. lnter
m ,snt Will be in Mount Cavalry Gene
;, Mr.. Biiley was born in Eric County
r. and moved to Richmond i'm 1870
no lived In Chesterfield County for
I In S, years where he was engaged
city ana went into the undcrtak ing,
business. and was for number r.
years associated with his mothcr-in.
t ih@ NUS h1sjn :: G. Dipner; He then took
th1naIed 1T until his death.
lie was member OF many fra
nTs n4 orders. Including tho FourCh
Mns r hnlEhts of Columbus. 81,
H. ~: ?osephs Society. Gcsangcrvcrein.
liep,asophS. Eagles. Elks. ana was n
eh Mr pI Member Of the Owls.
RiS!mondi 'e for was his ~, widely fn ,E in
Many PERSONS tell OF his kindnnss +.
Ihein while they were In AN hour of
n ,rn.,, -, lie ,, showed ,, lao partiali;y ami
twelve children: Father Nichniu w ~, i
S ns, An'o9stte, 2f he Order u ST.
Raphaei Jr Mr Tuni EliznAeth Schultz,
raul s. Thomas j.. Joseph W. Jr,
Saiome. Margaret and Mary Billie
M Miso 1 W sisters n;,,; Miss Lena Eliey.
rhosbe., and two brothers. Fran.l 4.
and John Il. Bliley. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
RED GROSS ANNUAL ROLL
CALL WILL BEGIN TODAY
Richmond Chapter l.aunc II e s
Weeks Intensive Drive for
Recruits to Its Ranks.
FIVE STATIONS TO BE OPENED
Committee, Headed by Mrs. Aubrey
Young, Hcartcncd by Numerous
Evidences of Widespread CO.
Operation Throughout City.

Heartened by numerous evidences
of widespread co-operatiom. the
Richmond Chapter OF the Red Cross
drive for members in the fourth an
nual roll call of the organization.
Before the day is over scores OF men
1921 mem bership button, members OF
the roll call committee believe, with
n rapid increase in recruits as the
drive gains momentum.
Only 81 memberships in the local
chapter will he solicited. and to ia
cilitatc enrcllmcnts, five roll call
stations will be open each day this
week. One OF, these stations Will be
at campaign Headquarters, 70l East
Grace street. where Mrs. Aubrey
: Young, chairman of the roll call com
booths. and those in charge today.
Location. OF Five booths.
Post Robert NJ B!an-
TinEtop.
Miller & Rhoads-Mrs. Robert Vim
sent. chairman: Mrs. Charles l. VIII
E Cohen Company-Mrs. sam Cohen,
chairman.
Kaufman & company-Mcnecrs
Discussing one phase of the peace
time activities OF the Red Cross. a
statement issued last nigh, by the
campaign committee said:
Every Richmonder who continues
or becomes member OF the Red
Cross during the. fourth roll call will
be principal in the carrying out
soi one OF the greatest humanitarian
works civilization ever has been
called upon to perform. This work
relates TO the millions OF children
Sobhed not only of the joys of child
mood. but practically all the natural
safeguards 10 which they are entitled
through the world war. To help save
The children OF Europe is one OF the
major tasks confronting the Alncri-
can Red Cross in the foreign field in
tho year TO come"
All who enroll in the Richmond
chapter this week will be presented
with 1921 membership button. which
They are requested 20 wear until ar
noyancc OF being solicited more than
once; membership certificate and
membership flag. The latter IL In
ness place.
Mrs Young Heads Committee.
the rol! call committee is headed
by Mrs. Aubrey Young ana Is com
posed or The following members
Coleman WORKMAN, Henry l.. Ca
hell. John Stewart BRYAN. Fred ".
Scott. Mayor -Ainslic. LcEh /: Page.
j. Il. Stern. Henry ". Anderson, Con,
oral Charles J. Anderson, \. y. VIII
Iner: Hamilton q. Hoykin. Charles
y. Williams. DeSoto Fit2Cierald Rich
Az; 1rd Gwathmey. j. II. Bintord. Mrs.
Ihomas Wheelwright, Mrs Henry
baskcrvi!lc. Mrs. Charles T. Boil
Stewart Bryan. Mrs. Charles L. VIII
iiams. MIS-. Henry Carter Miss Mar
Campbell. 49, .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
WALL WILL Be OFFICIAL
HOST TO Y DELEGATES
Vice-Prcsidcnt OF c. 81 o. to Wei
como Men on Behalf OF Rail.
rOnI System.

vice -PrcSident Carrot Il. Mall. of
inc Chesapeake and Ohio Hailroad,
VIII act AZ official host Tor the sys-
tenn to the delegates to the fifteenth
International conference of the
railroad ~" which will open in the
auditorium Of the jefferson Hotel on
Thursday and continue through sun
day. Mr.. Wall. who has expressed
himself as greatly Interested ia the
work OF the Railroad Y. NJ g. A.,
VIII also help in carrying out plans
winch w, we're made for. the conference
by the late George w. Stevens.
FoiiowinE the wishes Of Mr.. Stew
ems. All delegates coming to Richmond
rom points on the G. 81 Q. Will be
pccted that delegates will begin to
arrive on Wednesday from different
SSsr.i"ms OF the country. ny tho con-
Thursday. Canada Will he represent
ed by II number OF men and there will
also he officially chosen delegates
from many foreign countries. To-
ward the end Of the conference. the
e. o. Will run a special train 10
N"wror, News and the passenger
steamer OF the system will take tho
hampton Roads. This is another of
he plans of Mr.. stevens which MIR.
Wall VIII carry gu, during the con-
VIII he as many as ! 800 delegates
at the confcrc nee
Speaking this morning. T.. u. Eos
ter. general secretary OF the HAIL
road ~" here, declared that Mr.
stevens was long a friend of the
association and n believer in its s.rv-
ice 10 railroad men. He stated tina t
Mr.. stevens said only few months
ago: Il cannot pay too high "a trih-
u'c 10 The Influence which the Rail :
ROAD \. NJ. G. y. has had in the up-
building of the character OF our en-
pi"ycs. II has been one OF the
greatest forces for good with which
] have been associated" At present
there are twelve Railroad "Y'' build
inrs ON the G. & q. system and they
serve q total of 662,405 men annually
according to Mr.. Foster
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
CARY STREET BUSINESS
LITTLE MIXED LAST WEEK
However. Gold Weather Comes Along
10 Clarity ThtnEs-The out
look for This Week.

In the early days Of last week busl-
ness on cary and Thirteenth Streets.
where country produce from Virginia
ana several other States is sold at
wholesale produce dealers and com
mission merchants could have wished.
hut with the change OF weather and
-" coming OF The frosty brceZcs il
Packed NJ wonderfully.
receipts OF all kinds were large
enough to meet the demand and
grew larger after the arrival OF the
cold snap. Fruits OF all kinds that
are now IN season We're in good de-
m:tnd and receipts were sufficient to
meet meet \ Nipies arc now selling
right along and prices are holding
UP fairly well. The business in this
FRUIT is now more satisfactory. the
inferior stock from Virginia orchards
being about cleaned UP and the Old
pomin!on's good apples arc now
much ii evidence. The better stock
readily brings from 81 TO .s6.a0 per
that which is not labelled very good
barrel
Poultry receipts were very heavy
with prices for chickens. hens. ducks
ana ana Gm m.n,caS Weakening. while turkeys
a ,ia u"ekS ND stun At former quota
ROUNDS IN ihe feathers brought from
~ 70 - cents per pound: those
Sm ,ns Over '%9 bounds 80 70 81;
2o ducks. 30 1" 30: TURKEYS. 40 80
I" s.: GUincas CyounG), as cents
;!o,,, ola so cents. Fresh
iE@Ihnh,rS ogss' SS cents per dozen.
more freely. NJ /. with skins ON IN
brought 40 TO SO cents apiece. No.
20 20 -. The dealers complained
;ast "eek that No. 2's composed en-
.ireiy 700 large proportion OF the
reCeiptS Many squirrels were on the
mar ~, h"' tast week and they sold read
:. &c ,,,..
Old Virginia 'possurns also showed
up, and the retailers took them at
prices ranging from % to - cents
HfP!ett' according 10 size and condi-
e e: .s $" towards The las, days.
e enI5,e ;, hTonSShi Is TO IS and some
10 u. 5000 yTeais brought S to H. Sheep
iTsrG rather slow of sale a, 6 to S.
h i.n,i,os were scafce. and when found
Toes weakened some towards the lat
t.r part or the week, the closing fls-
a nrss beng !. 10 II -. Mides are
crm,s ana green sailed. Z
me sweet potato market, for some
s 80 on seems to be dcmoralizci The
triner and readily brought 81 % 70
'l5O per pushe! ~
ne outlook for this week is for
Ha1N!er receipts OF most things and
.aTy Street is looking for cxtrS LAR
on. ~ 1t poultry, especially chick
c,S Ind hens. and IL may be maj a
a a weakening in price. ma" a."
result OF heavy receipts and OF mo
3aPp.aranc" of SO many rohhiis
j,a, "ays viii probably hold nrrn a.
receipts. Eggs. i; is ,honsht "a EFT Fit
go u lit lower. but IL is Vsrw b ~,
s SO 'ot .,,a about eggs a, this sea.
n"h Clher articles Will probably re-
ate 4l as thg. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICE
FOR TERENCE MSWlNEY
Washington Attorney AddresSc.
Large Gnthyring at Eagles
Home Auditorium.

+. T. Downing. WASHINGTON law
yer. and member of the National
Council Of the Friends OF Irish Free
dom. yesterday addressed large
gathering at memorial service FOR
the late Lord Mayor Terence Mae
Swincy. OF Cork. at the home o. the
Dixie Aeric OF Eagles.
The meeting was under the Joint
auspices of thc Richmond branches
oc the Friends OF Irish Freedom and
the Ancient Order OF lIibcrnians
u. G. o'Fiahcrty presided at the meet :
ING. samuel l.. Kelley spoke after
M Washington attorney and Mr.
ptiahcrty made brief concluding
talk in connection with his trip to
Washington this week for the meet
lrg of Patrick Henry Branch OF tho
Friends Of Irish Freedom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Who Pays Corzey
for His k1junes:o
Unique Compensation
Case Before Industrial
Commission.

Is John G. Corlcy. president of the
Coricy Company. Inc. entitled 10
compensation for injuries he has re-
ceired while working for tho con-
Germ of which he is president?
This is a question at law which
Will be decided by the Industrial
Commission OF Virginia within the
next few days. The case has been
heard al length and is now up TO the.
commission for a final decision.
1t Is alleged that MIR. Corlcy suf-
fered Injuries OF one OF his hands
resulting in infection. The Insurance.
company. uncertain whether the head
Of a corporation could bc considrrcI
An cmployc and whether such AN in
jury as suffered came under the com
pcnsation act. decided TO ask the ruI-
ing OF the Industrial, Commission
Tho commission is expected TO
hand down decisions in several other
cases, which have been argued and
submitted. ut the same time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
SOCIETY TO HOLD BAZAAR
Ladies' Aid OF Holy Comforter ,hur-l
VIII Give I'rtr Mt Home
az MrN. Nnieniin..

y Thanksgiving bazaar will 10 .olN
NJ tho home OF Mrs. Charles ": Ma
outinc. nGli Grove Avenue. tomorrow
afternoon al 4 o'clock The !otc +.
TO be given under tho auspices q: tn.
LadicH' Md Society 81 the Church o.
III" Holy Comforter. An oyst.: a!..
meat supper VII! bc served from
"a o'clocl. By the young wcincr 90.
;hc parish. All kinds OF cake. candy
canned goods and other articles wi
bc on sale.
Mrs. W. 4. Cruiks VIII have rharg.
things will be sold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

Battle. d. d, OF charlottesville; the
committee on home missions. by Rev.
j. r. Nines, d. D.. of Roanoke: the
committee on foreign missions, by
Rev. X. Il. Garnctt. ID. u, of Ports
mouth. and an address by Rev ]. +.
Love. d. d., OF Richmond.
Final Sension on Friday.
The final session OF the convention
will be held Friday The session Will
open at ":l5 with worship led by Rev.
Floyd w. Putnny. OF No-tolk. Reports
of several committees and a general
business session viii Wind up the con
vcntion.
The committee on program. which
is rendering the above program to the
convention for it's acceptance. is
headed by DR.. Joseph T. Watts and in :
cludes ID. i. Moomaw. J. Ben Ellcr. r
\. Mcfarland and A. Il. Conrad.
The Baptist Pastors Conference
will hold 4 short session tomorrow
morning before the general conven
ton opens. Tho conference will open
at $50 O'Clock with devotional SER
vices by Rev. j. \. Barnhardt. OF
Keysv:l!c. A public reading and cx-
position of the Scriptures. by Rev.
Cecil V. Cook, d. D., OF Char,ottes-
willie. will follow.
"Revitalizing the Rural Church." by
Rev. II. l.. Quarles. y. D.. OF Culpepcr.
and Rev. james r. Donn. OF South
Eoston. will wind up the session. 4
general discussion will he INDUCED In
Ivy the ministers in session during the
morning. however, and !; is expected
that tho conference Will adjourn
about ll:c0 o'clock in the morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
DR.. MITCHELL TO ADDRESS
RICHMOND FIRST CLUB
Meeting Will Take Plncc Wedn,.J,x
Committee to Report on
Road Markings

DR.. S. c. Mitchell, OF tho I-r,rcrsf,v
OF Richmond. vii! address tn. Hicb-
Mond-First Club Wednesday AHA.
noon at a postponed meeting q, III,
Business Mems CLUB. The .n,..inr
will be called Z, O'clock 800
of the club in postponing tho menr.
ing was taken especially SO mat ~
Mitchell could address. tho bodv
NOT long ago the organization de
ctded to take M an active caruTaIrn
for civic improvements ana indors.
certain. movements for the good 81
the city. The report OF & COMMITTEE,
tnYestigating the feasibility Of urr-
ing .he proper marking OF all ROAD
into Richmond so that tourists MAJ
be properly Informed. viii also b. =
feature OF the meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
SAVINGS DIVISION OFFICIAL
WILL ADDRESS I.!WANIANS
0rrin c. Lester and Mis-. Cb.r,ottc
whiting Arc Speakers Mt Mon
days

Crrin G. Lester. associate director Of
The savings division. Treasury De
partment OF the United States, viii
address the K!wanis Club today nj
o'clock at the Business Mems Club on
The Work OF the Savings Division;
Rotary Of the Associated t,bari;i., ~
Richmond. viii also make a sho:, aa
Two prizes are being donated this
other by V. d. l.. Robinson. Prizes
cnered by the Virginia Good Roads
Association TO precinct captains FOR
enc largest percentage vote cast in
election VIII also hc awarded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

ktwnnis Club, business Mems
Club. 1.
bichmond Life Underwriters,
Ibchmond Hotel. !.
Engineers luncheon, Alvin NJ.
smith speaker, Richmond Hotel, 1.
baptist pastors conference,
First baptist Church, = 80.
Every Monday Club, womnn's
Club, $3.50.
WOnan's Club, 4.
Special meeting Common Coun-
ell. :.
tichmOnd Council, knights OF
Coluinbus. Mt Is. Of {. Home, g.
Strand-"GrcenwIc Village Fol-
les" S;.O.
Acndcmy-Vnudcvi md pic
lures, 3;I5. T:45, $3.50.
Annual Roll Call OF Red Cross,
NIL dry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
D0BlE ASKS FOR LOYALTY
TO THE NATIONS IDEALS
Former Member Of Cronkhitc's StuH
speaks ut Seventh Street
Christian ('hurck

OF law at the University OF Virginia
and formerly OF the star OF General
Sronkhitc, commander of the Eight
leih DIVISION. spoke to about $50 men
ht seventh street Christian Church
xcs'erday morning on Loyalty TO
Not only to live TO the letter OF
the law, but 10 live In the spirit OF
the statutes. was ths theme OF M.
address: Major Dobic asked the pub
nc 10 be true to tho spiri, of rho
Things Tor which American soldiers
have fought.
The service was arranged i'm OBJ
SScrrancc oil Armisticr Sunday by the
Baraca class OF the church. OF which
WIlMer L. O'Flaherty is nresidcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
.UNVE|L MEMORIAL TABLET
TO HEROIC DEAD OF BLUES
Erected by WOman's Auxiliary to
Men Who Nude Supreme Sac
rificc in War.
ss NAMES ARE INSCRIBED
Presentation Speech Made Ivy Ma
ior Armistcad Dobie, Former
Member OF General Cronkhitc's
Staf-Siajor Rowlcs Accepts.

Ceremonies attendant upon the un-
NeilinE OF the memorial tablet Ia the
memory of members and ex mem
bcrs of the Blues who made the su-
prcmc sacrifice in the world war.
erected b. IN: Woman's Auxiliary O;
the Richmond Blues Association,
wero conducted yesterday afternoon
III the Rlues' Armory. Major Armi-
stead Dobic. OH the stan OF Major
war. delivered the presentation
speech on behalf of the auxiliary.
ana Major T.. w. Bowlcs accepted for
the Blues organization.
That the spirit of the men, whose
names were on the tablet. was not
dead. but lives on through tn. or
EaniZation was the declaration of
Major Dobic. These men were i'm
hued with the ideals and traditions
OF Virginia and met death AS life
Win Il smile. he declared.
Major NJ. +. James was master of
ceremonies and the unvcilinS WAS
made by James Clifford Earnest, Jr.
OF the Richmond Post. American
Legion, pronounced the hcncdiction.
Ihc armory was decorated in palms
and flags
Mrs. J. u. Proctor. soprano. sang
u Heard the Voice OF Jesus Say" 4
quartet. composed of Mrs Proctor.
Mrs: l.. u. Sale. contral,o: Waiter y.
watkins. TENOR, X M. BAKER DAFT
tone. and Albert l.. August. accom-
PIANIST. sang In Heavenly Love
Abiding"
officers OF the organization pre-
ss.ntinG the tablet are: Mrs. =. W.
Massic. president; Mrs George Chris
iian. Jr.. Mrs. r. y. Tallcy. Mrs. W.
+. Dazcnbaker. Mrs. l.. T. licrncr.
and Mrs. u. +. Lowry. vice -prcsi-
dents; Mrs. II. W. Powell. secretary
and Mrs. James Earnest. treasurer.
Mrs. Christian was chairman OF the
memorial committee.
Among those present we're the
following: Governor and Mrs. West
moreland DAVIS. m:mbers of the wo.
man Auxiliary OF thc Blues: Colonel
John y. Cutchins. Miss Kate Myers.
president OF the Woman'S Auxiliary
OF The liowitzers. Mrs. q. +. ".
Kern, Colonel William NJ. Myers,
president OF the liowitzers' organiza :
tion: Mrs. l.. y. Moore. Mrs T.. c.
Walthall. Mrs. G. j.. Graham. Major
Clarence Wyatt, Harris Hart. State
Superintendent of Schools and the
Blues Battalion In full dress.
Rlucs who gave their lives during
til" war and whose names are in
Scribcd on the tablet arc:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
TO RAISE CHURCH FUNDS
bnzaar viii Bc Held at NcG;u
catholic Union for North Rick-
mOnd Parrish

10 raise funds for the North Rich
i. ShauEhnessy Is pastor a hazaar
VII DC held the entire week OF No
,rthner :. at the McGuI Catholic
mo MrS' FRANK Mott IS chair
hcr" VIII he ten booths at which
sales VIII be made Music and min.
ares WI! DC on hand each night for
tHc INDEPENDENTLY OF the CROWD