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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
FAMOUS AVIATOR AND
!. WAR HERO A SUICIDE.
Lieutenant "Pat" O'Brien, OF Cana
dian Flying Corps, Found Dead
In Los Angeles Hotel.
LEAVES NOTE TO HIS WIFE
b q m Domestic Troubles for
Tragedy and Curses Woman Who
Broke Up Homc''-Is Native Of
California.
LEAVES NOTE TO HIS WIFI
rBy Assoc iated Press. ]

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Dec 1S.-
Lieutenant Pat" O'Brien. famous
world war aviator, was found dead
In room in downtown hotel here
last night. THE police say there was
bullet wound in the forehead and
a revolver lying nearby.
Lieutenant O'Brien was found with
q bullet wound in his forehead and an
army pistol at his side. Police said
he had tried and failed to effect a
reconciliation with his wife, notion
picture actress.
hero from Oakland yesterday and
a room. Hc took another room and
,telephoned TO her according to the
report Mrs o'Btien. It was declared.
replied she was too Ill to see him. a
few mlngtas later attendants heard
n SHOT fired. o'Brien was found
dead -
A note in O'Brien's handwriting,
found In the room. addressed to his
wife follows:
Calls Self Coward.
only a coward would do what I
am doing. but guess am one. With
all my war record. am just like the
rest OF the people in the world. q
little bit OF clay. And to you, my
sweet little wife. 1 go thinking Of
you. and my dear. sweet mother. my
sisters and brothers.
And may the just God that an
swercd my prayers inthose two days
that 1 spent In making my escape
from Germany once more answer
them.
And bring trouble, sickness. dts
grace and more bad luck than any
and curse forever that awful woman
that has broken up my home and
taken you from me; the woman that
stood in my home and gave (several
words b!urred) she caused this lie
of mine. that just few moments
ago was happy, to so on that sweet
adventure OF death.
please send what you find back to
my dear mother in Momence, Ill.
ITO the five armies I have been in.
the birds. the animals love so well,
to my friends. to all the world OF ad-
ventura say good-by
Lieutenant O'Brien was Il native OF
Richmond. Cal. where he avs born
thirty-three years ago. Prior to the
war he WAS n fireman OIL the Santa
Fee Railroad. He enlisted in the Royal
Flying Corps in Canada early in the
war and soon gained fame for dar-
ing exploits. Once no fell several
thousand feet after battle with n
German flyer and landed behind the
enemy lines He was nut in Ger
man hospital.
Later, while bound for u German
prison camp he jumped from a speed
ing train and for scventy-two days
wandered through Germany and Lux
emburg. finally arriving in Holland.
whence he made his way into Bel
GUM. Two years ago Lieutenant
o'Brien fell 1000 feet at Kelly Field.
San Antonio. Texas, and escaped with
a broken nose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
Special to The Times-Dispatch. I

lSpecial to The TimeS-D iSpatch.J
FINCASTLE, VA. Dec. lS.-A race
riot was narrowly averted here to-
night when negro named Thcmp-
son. 10 years old. was arrested and
hurriedly taken out of the city, after,
1t is charged. he shot four young
white boys. two fatally.
1t is alleged that. seemingly with
out provocation, SO far as can be
learned tonight, the negro ambushcd
himself behind tree. whipped out
a pistol and began firing into a crowd
OF boys standing across tho street
He fired five times, and four boys fell
They are James Payne. aged 16 years,
fatally wounded: Peck Austin, aged
IS years. fatally wounded; Lee, aged
10 years. not seriously hurt. and
Dutch" Young. aged 10 years, not
seriously hurt. The two fatally
wounded boys have been rushed to a
Roanoke hospital.
After the shooting. 1t is said that
the negro fled. Tho chase was i'm
mediately taken up by Deputy Sheriff
S. T. Caldwell and two or three level
headed citizens. who arrested him at
his. home. Procuring an automobile.
Deputy Sheriff Caldwell, with his
emergency deputies. took the negro,
and instead OF placing him In the
jail here. left FOR parts unknown"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
VOLCANO is IN ERUPTION;
EARTH TREMoRS CONTINUE
IBy Associated Press.l

SANTIAGO. CHILE, Dec. 1S.--A
dispatch from Pucon, in the province
of Valdivia, says the volcano villa
RIGA in discharginG flame and lava
and that the earth tremors in that
region continue.
The Tucbieo River. east OF Lake
Villarica, Is emptying in q great
earth assure. from which columns of
steam are reported to be issuing.
Advices are lacking from the Cor
dillera region. on the Argentine from
tier, where there are numerous small
villages.
Strong earthquake shocks were felt
at Mendoza, Argentina. at 1857 o'clock
this afternoon and they wers repeated
at 1929 o'clock. according to a dis
patch received here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
II - n d 80 =.
TOBACCO GROWERS URGED
TO DECREASE PRODUCTION
Bright Tobacco Situation Is Com
plicnted by Foreign Finnn-
cial System.
ASKED CUT CROP so PER CENT
Publicity Leading to Growth OF SUI
pcrior Quality of Weed to BE
Circulated, Tending to Cause
Producers to Diversity Products.
ASKED CUT CROP SO PER CENT

a meeting Of the board of COVER
nors of tho Tobacco Association, with
certain invited guests, were called
together TO consider plans In co-cp-
Grafton with the Interstate Tobacco
Growers Association, now in session
in Richmond. with the outstanding
object In view OF impressing in some
way the planters In the bright to-
baccc sections OF Georgia, South Caro-
lima. North Carolina and Virginia
with the absolute Importance of cur
tailment OF their 1921 crop to a
so far beyond tho demand
II was shown In tho discussion
brought out that there has been con-
siderable cverproduction FOR the last
three years. and especially in 1920,
when the production was between
$50, 100000 and 6oo,oo0.ooo pounds,
which was. by $751; per cent, the
largest production ever known.
AS between so and 10 per cent of
the bright crop is exported or. used
for export purposes and with the
present financial and economical con-
diticns In Europe, II can be readily
seen that many grades OF this bright
tobacco are beyond legitimate de-
mand, resulting in disastrously low
prices for these types.
1t Is believed and hoped that the
publicity that can be put into opera
tion OF ncnuainting the farmers with
the conditions Will effectively impress
them with the absolute necessity OF
cutting their planting so per cent in
1921. with this curtailment in plant
ing. 4 much superior quality. OF to-
bacco will result and. at the same
time. will almost automatically cause
the farmers to have their crops d.
versiied and produce in a greater de-
gree what they need in their homes
committee WINS appointed to CO.
operate with the Farmers Association
to this end, and every effort from now
on will be bent for the successful
accomplishment of this purpose. In
conference with the Warehouse As
sociation of Eastern North Carolina
the conclusion was arrived at that
these markets would be opened In
1921 on Tuesday. January II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
ONE DEAD, SIX INJURED, IN
COAST LINE SMASH-UP
Engineer Killed When Savannah
Local Crnshes Into Fast
Train.
by Associated Press. ]

SAVANNAH. Dec. 1s.-Six injured
persons are in the Savannah Hos
pital as the result of a wreck on the
Atlantic Coast Line at Ways Station
Mt $3.50 o'clock last night when n To-
cal train. No. %. Savannah to Jesup.
ran into fast train No. sc. bound from
Washington to Tampa. w. f. Craford
engineer of the local. was killed and
his fireman. General James, negro,
was injured.
The six persons in the hospital are
A. E. Brown. Minneapolis, Mimi: TO-
seph j. Shaw. Holyokc, Mass; Stiles
NJ. Scruggs. Columbia. S. c.: DR.. A.
H. Staples. Douglas. Ga; E. r. Evans.
"aycross. Ca; Mrs. j. N. Adams.
Naldosta. Ga. No report as to their
condition will be issued by the hos
pital. pending an announcement to
be made later by the Atlantic Coast
Line.
The fast train had stopped and the
engineer OF the local is said to have
declared he saw no signal warning
him of It's presence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
MARINES GIVEN CLEAN
BILL IN HAITIAN PROBE
Court of Inquiry Exoneratcs Corps
From Charges of Indiscrimi-
nate Killing.
HANDS REBuKE TO BARNETT
Calls Former Devil Dog Commnn-
dcr's Allegations I'LL Considered,
RcgrcttabIe and Thoroughly Tn
warranted"
tBy Associated Press

WASHINGTON. Dec. l8.-The naval
court of inquiry which investigated
the conduct of marines in Haiti re-
ported 20 Secretary Daniels today
that ii.-re had been no proper
grounds" for the statement by Brigr-
dier-General George Barnett. former
commandant OF the marine corps,
that the American occupation forces
had been guilty Of practically in
discriminate killing" Of Haitians.
After careful survey OF conditions
the court. presided over by Rear
Admiral Henry T. Mayo. found that
General Barnett's charges were ill
considered, regrcttable and thorough
~ unwarranted reflections" on the
work of the marine corps In Haiti.
adding that the corps had performed
difficult. dangerous and delicate duty
worthy OF the highest commentator.
The marines virtually were given
clean bill by the court, which de-
clined to recommend trial by court
martial of Freeman Lang, OF Los An
geles and Doras Williams. of Bir-
mlngham. Ala. charged by native
witnesses at the Port Au Prince hear
'hb iNh lHS III titlltdnS
The Lang and Williams cases were
not even mentioned. and naval OIL
cials explained that this meant that
evidence against them was not
deemed sufficient to demand criminal
prosecution.
In all isolated" cases of unjusti-
fable conduct by marines the court
found that disciplinary action already
had been taken.
Daniels Approves Findings.
The findings. as made public, were
approved by Secretary Daniels and
Major-General John a. Lcjeune, COM
mnndant of the marine corps.
The full text of the courts findings
follows:
Tho court finds that the two un-
justifable homicides have been com
mitted. one each by two of the per-
sonnet of the United States Naval
Service, which has served In Haiti
since July IS. 1915. and that sixteen
other serious acts of violence have
been perpetrated against citizens of
Haiti during the same period by In
dividuals of such personnel.
The court finds further that these
offenses were all isolated acts of in
dividuals and that in every case the
Continued on Twentieth Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
STIRRING APPEAL
BRINGS FUNDS FOR
10 OPPORTUNITIES
Record Contribution Re-
ceived When $407.9O Is
Received in Day.
APPEAL FOR DESTITUTE
BRINGS LIBERAL RETURN
Although Case No. 4 Is Over
subscribed, $34.50 Is Received
for Homeless Wait.

Hearts OF those with means ut this
season Of the observation-disclosures
gone out to the destitute. the poor
and the needy III the form OF fnan-
cial aid to sucn an extent that yes
terday saw the shattering of all rec
ords for the opportunities offered
the readers OF Tho Times Dispatch.
The appeal Of the paper. through Its
columns. for the Associated charl-
ties. has been taken up readily by the
public and river OF gold" flowed into
the Christmas box for tho opportu-
mites
Opportunity No. 2. an old couple.
brought the largest contribution OF
the day. $54.45. but the amount pre-
viously acknowledged. combined with
that Of yesterday. is far below the
sum asked for this case.
Chrlstmns SIX Days on,
Christmas. 1890, is but six days dis
tant. and during that time the pco-
pie of Richmond and Virginia will
have an opportunity to aid the moor
and needy. Yesterday all records for
contributions were broken when
$4o7.90 was received from contribu-
tors.
This year the appeal has been
placed before the public and citizens
nj the city and State have responded
aobly by giving 4 portion of their
eartaly possessions to make others
happy. There were Ten Opportuni-
ties when the campaign opened. To-
day there are only nine. Case No. 4,
that Of n motherless girl who ran
Wild on the streets. has been over
subscribed and funds no longer are
needed. The little girl has been given
home and will receive the love and
care necessary to her welfare.
+ Contained In the Mine Opportunt-
ties" are individuals from every walk
of life and the Appeal OF The Times
Dispatch Is far reaching. Help ia
asked for forty-eight persons rang
Ing from youths TO old and decrepft
men and women. In majority OF
the cases tiny tots, who should se
in schools. arc at work helping to
CONTINUED on twentieth PaEe)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
my Associated pre...l

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s--A
further decrease of 2 1-c per cent
in retail food prices I'm November
IA compared with October was re-
ported today by the Department
of Labor'a Bsrenu OF statIstics.
Decrcases were noted in NIL of
the nfty-onc cities for which
monthiy prices were tnbulnted,
with the greatest dccrease. . per
cent, shown La Memphis.
In birmingham and Seattle the
decreaae war 4 per cent? In At
lnnta. butte. Charleston, CieSe-
lnnd. Dallas, Houston, Indiana
poiis, Kansas City, Little Rock,
Louisville, Maschester, Minnc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
BOY is KILLED, 3 WOUNDED
FROM AMBUSHBYA NEGRO;
MOB PURSUES AFTER ARREST
l'ace Riot Believed Narrowly Avered in Fincase, Va
When Officers Capture Alleged Slayer and Flee
With Hm-Olher Blacks Quit Streets

1t is believed. However, that the party
Is speeding for Roanoke.
In the meantime. however. citizens,
inccnscd over the occurrence. were
beginning to show signs of reprisals
against other negroes of the town,
who either hurriedly left the city or
secretcd themselves. The situation
then is said to have resolved itself
into n lynching party. but Oh learn
ing that the negro had been taken
to Roanoke for safckeeping. the crowd
disbanded. at midnight the town is
quiet and no further trouble Is feared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
ONE WOUNDED BOY DIES
IN ROANOKE HOSPITAL

ROANOKE, VA. Dec. 1S.--peck
Austin. one OF four youths shot by a
negro named Thompson in Fincastle
tonight. died soon after his ARRIVAL
at local hospital.
The negro Is being taken by Of
ficers to Lexington. Va, for safe
Keeping, according to information
here. Local police said the officers
were coming to Roanoke with. the
negro. but were intercepted by mob
OF Fincastle citizens. and changed
their course to Lexington. The mob.
according to tho police. is pursuing
the prisoner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
QUAkES KILL 172 AS
UPHEA VALS ARE FELT
ON TWO CONTINENTS
Retail Food Prices in Richmond
Decreased 3 Per Cent in November

apoifs, Mobile. New Haven, Rich
mond, ST. Louis, and Savannah, the
decrense wns , per cent, I'm Bnlti-
more, Buffalo. Chicago, Cincinnati,
Denver, Detroit, Fall River, jack
sonviilc, Los Angelica, Milwaukee,
New Orleans, Norfolk, OMAHA,
Philadelphia, Portland, Maine;
Portland. Oregon, Providence. St.
Paul and Salt Lake City. the de-
crease WAS per cent; In boston,
bridgeport. Columbus, Newark,
New York. Peoria, Pittsburgh.
Rochester. sam Francisco, Scrnn-
ton and Washington, the decrease
vaa i per cent. The decrease in
Springfield, HIS, wnr lexa than
nve-tenths OF per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
Mother Hears of Death.

MoMENCE, ILL, Dec. 1s.-Mrs.
Maggie O'Drien. mother Of Lieutenant
Pat O'Brien, the aviator. who was
found dead in = Los Angeles hotel
last night. said today that she had
received a message from her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Clara Ciagg, who went to
Los Angeles two weeks ago to spend
the winter with her brother. stating
he had committed suicide.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
RECOMMENDS DISMISSAL
INSPECTOR OF DETECTIVES
Result OF investigation or vice
Conditions In Nor
folk -
10y Assoclated Press.l

NORFOLK, VA, Dec 1s.--As a re-
suit OF the recent investigation OF
vice conditions In Norfolk. Rear Ad-
miral a. C. Dillingham;. u. 8. N, d.
rector OF Public Safety. has recom-
mended to City Manager Ashburner
the dismissal Of Inspector of Dstee.
tives w. L. Stephens.
The recommendation is based on
testimony brought out in the recent
Investigation by a trial board, and
on tho report Of tho findings OF thaS
board a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
Ex-Soldier Coughs Up
. Pieces of 0. D. Shirt
my Associated Prcss.J

HOULDI:R, COL. Dec. 49,
George Davis. OF Red lodge, Mon
tnnn, government vocational
student Mt the University OF COL
orado, yesterday coughed pp two
pieces OF o. ID. wool that Ind been
driven into HIS lungs In France
by German bullets. thereby ending
four-day coughing spell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
lEET SENT TO QUELL POET
|UTINIES, VIENNA REPORTS
.eNs Quit Italy and Join Forces
with DAnnunzio--Omcc Arc
Arrcstcd.
IBy Universal Servicc.l

10y IIIENCI ottI SVI WET
LONDON. Dec. 1S.-Ali the units OF
ke fleet OF Italian warships sent to
|s-:kade Gabrielle d'Annunzio in
|iume and force his surrender to the
|alIan government have mutinicd and
bined the poetwarrior, a dispatch
rom Vienna announced tonight.
The flagship OF the fleet. 1t is add
j, was at cara when the members
the crew deserted the Italian gov
rnment and Joined the Flume die
ltor. Admirals Milo. OF Bucci. COM
landing the blockade fleet, and high
rmy officer boarded the flagship just
s the mutiny occurred and were ar
ested, 1t is declared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
Her Skill in Jiu Jitsu
Foils a Purse Snatcher
(By Associated Prc.a)

CHICAGO, Dee. Is.-Out of thou
sands OF shoppers thronElng State
Street, a purse snntcher chose
Mrs. w. A. Middleton. aged so, M
victim.
He did not know she WINS n
teacher OF physlcai culture. After
demonstrating few jiu jitsu
tricks. md regnining her purse.
Miss Middleton mnde captive and
surrendered to the police n man
calling himself Stanley Zepeccki.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
Armenia nnrr I,clicr.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Dec. 16.-The
Armenian government. acting on or
dcrs from Moscow, has notified the
administration of commission for re-
lief in the Near East to withdraw
from Erivan. the Armenian capital.
1t is declared In adviccs reaching
here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

Continued on Fourth Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
PERMIT TO VISIT
SICK WIFE, KILLS HIMSELF
canaan Leaps Frbm Deck of Coast
Guard Cutter md Is Drowned
Beneath Shin.
IRy Associated Press.l

Y [By Associated Press.1
NORFOLK. VA. Dec. 1S.-Denied
to visit his sick wife
Reuben q. Torres. seaman. leaped
rom the deck Of the coast guard cut
er Gresham and was drowned.
He was drawn beneath the rush
ng ship before no could make a
stroke for the shore on which stood
he home in which his wife lay Ill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
OPPORTUNITY No. I.

OPPORTUNITY No. 1.
Family OF ave. The mnn h pnr-
aiyxedi the woman IL delicate and
can only work intermIttentIy. Chill
hren nre--boy of IT, two girls of 10
and 8 years each. TIE keep TIL.
family together 300 IL needed.
Combinations yesterday ....9 $500
Previously acknowledged -. 204.G0
Total $3.50 go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
Foreigners Leave Tnbrix.

( CoNSTANTINOPLE. Dec. ls.-Ow-
ing to the threatening Bolshevist in
vasion. the foreigners In Tabriz,
northwestern Persia, Including the
consuls. have left that city, accord
Ing to advlces from the region, re-
ceiYed here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

Family of ski man is I'll and must
be operated sponI tho ,romnn ~ also
Ill. Oldest OF children n II years.
Need 800 TO help during present
distress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
YOUNG TURKS MODELLING
French Foreign once Advised OF
Concentration OF Troops IL
(By Associated press.

PARIS, Dec. 1S.-The French For
|eign Office received advices today
stating that the Turkish National
ists were concentrating all available
troops in the Smyrna region for an
extensive attack against the Greeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
OPPORTUNITY No, =.

An old couple. Man In too old To
do anything but odd Jobs, woman Ii
nm Invalid. They. have NO Kiln and
no menns OF support, $500 Will keep
this couple out OF the poorhouse for
nne ycnr.
Contributions yesterday ....s 1870
Previously acknowledged -. 1878
Total s2I22a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
Times-Dispatch's Ten Opportunities
Will Aid Constructive Charity Work

public
Of tAe following all Of which
buons to The Fund"
Dispatch Rchn,o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
OPPORTUNITY No. 3.

OPPORTUNITY No. 8.
Widow with three children, nEes
%, and 1. Mother In unable TO do
hut light work md sewing. making
from 80 TO rs weekly. Need $3.50.
Contributions yesterday ....S 41.5o
Previously acknowledged -. 1O0.i0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
opPonruN1rY M. =.

Girl OF II Without n mother. She
runs wild on the streets without
care. Proposed 10 send her 10 girls
home. Need SI.5.
Contributions yesterday ....$ $3.50
Previously acknowledged -. 1880
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
OPPORTUNITY No. O.

Widow physically unable TO work.
oIdeht of four children, n girl OF 10,
!" STRUGGLING TO maintain family on
SIG week salary; $500 Is needed.
Contributions yesterday ....S 5000
Previously acknowledged -. I2..GO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
OPPORTUNITY No. =.

Widow with three children to sup
port. She must soon undergo mn
operation, when all Income will
stop. For the emergency, $3.50 In
needed.
Contributions yesterdny 81 1880
Previously acknowledged I2o.1O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
AMERICAN MINE MAN
MURDERED IN MEXICO.
WASHINGTON HEARS
United Sfa'es EN- bassy Asks
Mexico 10 Investigate
Rerens Case.
by Associated Press. I

WASHINGTON. Dec. ls.-John
Berens, an American mining man.
was killed about November 90 in the
State of Mexico. according to in
formation sent to the State Depart
ment by the American embassy at
Mexico City today. The embassy
added that it had asked the Mexican
foreign Office to make an inyestiea-
ton and to take such steps as are
necessary to obtain the punishment
OF those responsible.
Mr.. Berens was given a passport to
Mexico on June l6, and he went into
the Temascaltepcc district shortly af-
ter his arrival In the southern re-
public. No details regarding the
manner in which his death occurred
was contained in the embassy's re-
pert.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1s.-organ-
izations Of mining men here have no
record OF John Derens. reported kill
ed In the state Of Mexico. Mexico. and
said to have been n former San Fran.
cisco resident,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

offOItiUNlTf NO. o.
Family OF eight. Nan II earning
tls week. woman Is an invalid.
Sic children arc insumcientIy fed
and clothedt 800 Is needed.
Contributions yesterday ....S 800
Previously acknowledged -. 9I.lO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
OPPORTUNITY No. =.

Widow with nve children. the old
est Of whom In 10 years of age.
Mother IL making n pitIful effort to
support family by sewing. Need
500.
Combinations yesterday ....S 400
Previously acknowledged -. 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
oppoRruNITH ~ ,n

OPPORTUNITY No. 10.
Widow with seven children. She
In unable 10 work and only suppor,
is 1A-yenr-oid boy, $3.50 Will aid
family for yenr.
Contributions yesterday ....S 1880
Previously acknowledged =. Io4.sa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

Contributions yesterday ....S Also
Previously acknowledged -. 1OG.IO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
.el10.1O
OPPORTUNITY No. &

iotni ..-..... -. SiU
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