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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
WON'T BUILD HOTEL ON
WEST BROAD JUST NOW
Purchase of Property Opposite Union
Station WINS Mndr With This
End in View, However.

Scarcity of labor and materials and
the condition OF the money market
at the present time viii deter the
Itichmcni Hotel Realty Corporation
from building on the lots purchased
saturday. opposite the Broad Street
lnion station, Thomas Gresham.
president OF the corporation. stated
asst might.
some time" he said. I'VE probably
viii build 4 hotel en- the property,
nut this action: whlch would have to
be taken by the board of directors.
because OF prcse 1t conditions. would
be impossible. We bought it because
1t is an ideal hotel Site
Sale Of the property was made sew
cral weeks ago. II was said ycstcr.
day. but was not recorded in Chan
Gerry Court until Saturday. The sale
was one of the largest which has
been made in Richmond for several
weeks. When the Richmond Hotel
Realty Corporation failed To acquire
the property by auction when ii was
placed on sale through the Atlantic
Coast Realty Company. il is under
stood a compromise was reached by
special agreement among those in
terestcd in the deal and terms finally
arranged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
VIRGINIA NATIONAL GUARD
EMBARK FOR CAMP LEE
Between 200 and 1000 Officers mud
Men VIII Attend Encnmpmcnt
for Two Weeks,

Between 700 and 1000 officers and
ncn OF the Virginia National Guard
are expected to embark for Camp
Zee today for two weeks Intensive
training. Captain William II. Gil
"ill be in charge OF the camp.
Instructors at the camp will he:
MAJOR Martillus l.. TODD, NJ. c., OF
Salnp Lee; Captain Ralph ". Dusen-
burE. Infantry. and Captain w. Il.
flaughtcr.
Major Wilbur Bryce, of Rich
mond. will be in command OF the
medical corps.
Almost fun strength will b taken
by the Richmond Blues and GrayS.
instruction in physical training,
military courtesy and discipline,
close and cxtcnded-order drill In the
school of the soldier and squad: the
tchool Of the platoon and school of
the company, ceremonies. and pre-
liminary training for target prac-
tice. Will be included.
Reports from Petersburg are that
active preparations are being made
there by various organizations for
the entertainment of the g~uardsmcn
during their stay at the camp. Sew
cral organizations have already APP
Iointed committees to complete plans
for the entertainment Of the SOL
dierS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
INVITE ROOSEVELT AND
COOLIDGE TOLEG|OA MEET
Vicc-Prcsidcntiul Aspirants May
Address Virginia State Convcn-
ton in September.

Governor Calvin Coolidge. O. Mas
s~achusctts. and Franklin -. Roosc-
welt. vice-presidcntial nominees on
the Republican and Democratic plat
forms. respectively, have beer asked
TO be the principal speakers at the
annual convention of the Virginia
Department, American Legion. which
convencs in Richmond September .
to 4, inclusive.
MS announcement was made last
night. together with that of the an
pointment By the State commander
j. j.. Wicker. Jr.. national com
m~itteeman; bernard Meredith. war
risk insurance officer. and Morton
l.. Wallcrstein. OF the executive com
mit;cc. Third Virginia District. as
members of the convention commit
tee.
Appointment by Richmond Post,
American Legion, OF Branch John
son. Walter \. Williams and John
Cronley as the city committee on ar
engagements to cooperate with the
state committee also has been an
The state committee a tele,;
:tspirants that their presence as
speakers at the convention is sought.
Letters urging their attendance also
were sent. Answer to both COM
munications are expected within n
few days.
Members of the two committees as
yet have not agreed as to what hotel
Will be selected as headquarters
during the convention, nor as to the
convention hall during the four days
session.
Numerous invitations from organ
izationS in Richmond Offering enter
tainment TO the delegates have been
received by the committees and are
being considered. Announcement of
the social program for the convention
viii be made within n few days.
Another feature of the convention
will be al athletic program.
Every delegate who attends the
convention will be appointed on some
committee and will he required to
take an active part In the program.
Election of all new state officers
will take, place on the 3rd or 4th of
the month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
PLAN TO RAISE STANDARD
OF NURSING PROFESSION
Mny Exclude Those From Training
School Averaging Less Than
"a Patients Dnily-

Efforts are being made by the
Virginia League OF Nursing Educa-
tion to exclude from the state board
examination all those nurses coming
from training schools averaging less
than twenty-five patients daily. this
being part of the extensive campaign
now being carried on to raise the
standard Of nursing education. The
measure. should ii be adopted. would
have the effect. IL is aid Of making
thc hospitals meet the requirements
and also would young
women to enter only the we'll
equipped training schools. Classes
now are being formed. and il has
heen noted by the league that the
hospitals Offering the best training
are the ones receiving the greatest
number of applications. for the
young women of the State are de-
clared TO be realizing that it is n
waste of time to pass three years
with any except good schools. TO
become nurses, young women must
have as much as one completed year
of high school work. but the ma
jority OF schools require more. many
demanding the high school diploma
or it's equivalent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
GOVERNOR DAVIS PRAISES
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Says 1t Was a Magnificent and
Militant Gathering Of
Party Men.

w had n magnificent, militant.
democratic demonstration" West
morcland U)avis. Governor of Nir-
Sinia. stated last night upon his ar
rival here from San Francisco. where
he attended the National Democratic
Convention. The Governor was not
expected TO arrive in Richmond until
today. and II was n surprise when he
came in on the 3:45 train from Chi
cago. via. Cincinnati. lie was away
three weeks.
The convention, he added, Selected
standard bearers who are splendid
men. and who. l am sure. will lead
the party to victory in the coming
fall election.
That Is all 1 have to say" said the
Governor. but he added that he was
well pleased with the selection of Cox
and Roosevelt by tho party.
Senator Julien Gum also arrived
home yesterday from the convention
lie said last night that he was too
,iIed to say anything until he rested
up from his long trip and the string
cnt times of tho convention.
other members OF the Virginia dele
cation are struggling in slowly, and.
although practically none OF them
have arrived as yet. it is believed
that they will all be back by the end
Of the week.
Some of the delegates took h OPP
portunity afforded by the trip 10 visit
other parts OF California. 4 few arc
going TO return by way of Canada.
while still Others have declared Il
their Intention to pass through Ycl-
lowStonc lark on the way home.
Mrs. Davis motorcd in yesterday
from n visit in the country to meet
the Governor after his long absence.
Governor to leave for his home within
the week to rccuperatc after the
strenuous days or the convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
RURAL LIFE CONFERENCE
GATHERS MANY TEACHERS
Problems Of school Life Districts to
he Discussed ut University
Tomorrow.

agent en Of at'f fGs t i; ''G s1ates h fnfsi'1
Hf l:dnca,ion. Will open the %"I;ural
Leagues Of virginia in Peabody Hall.
University OF Virginia, his morn
ing At 1880 o'clock with a lecture
to last until Friday.
y general conference on rural life
work in Albemarle County will be
lowed by DIR. Jackson. who will
speak on The S~choolhouse as Il Com
w msrn Capitol" and nr. George o:
White and Colorcd schools of Viz
Einia:" DIR. W. Il. Smithey will speak
on The Junior Rural High school"
fort for the liettermcnt OF Rural Life
and Education in Virginia. will be
the subject Of the general confer.
speak on Government by Discus
sion; DR.. 7. j. Harris on "Charac-
icristics Of Rural People" and George
operative education in Virginia. on
school Leagues in Virginia. DIR.
X. q. Nelson will speak ON Chris
tan Social Service" ut $50 o'clock
nin. 'its!aiion OF the Government to
Miss Florence stubhs will speak on
Banking" VIII DC the theme OF the
talk by DIR. Jackson. and The Work
OF Home and School association" that
Of Professor II. Z, Drebs.
At the concluding day of the con
ference, Friday. DIR. George IL. Won
TunEcln will open the session with
a talk on The Next Steps in the
Development OF Country Life" fol-
lowed by a general conference con-
Quoted by DIR. Won Tungeln. DR..
acEso viii tell how TO organize
Il community center nr 1pEfr n'cl,nL.
and DIR. Hrlmiicld and DIR. Nelson
Will speak on Social Hygiene"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
OLD COLONY CLUB WILL BE
OPENED NEXT THURSDAY
Reception ut HicI,raond Hotel by
Local Hranch OF Chain of
Similar Organizations.

Opening of h Old Colony Club,
Incorporated. will be held a, its Rich
mond quarters, Hotel Richmond,
Thursday afternoon. with n buffet
luncheon from l. O'Clock to . o'clock
arrangements have been made for
some time past for formation OF the
club and IL was finally decided to
nave the Richmond Hotel as head
Quarters. due 10 it's central location.
This is one of "a string Of such clubs
ana Is for the mutual benefit of
travellers. Everything necessary for
the comfort and entertainments Of
The traveller can be arranged for in
advance, and with no trouble to the
traveller, by letting the manager OF
the local club know wha; Is required,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
STREET CAR EMPLOYEES
HOLD PICNIC WEDNESDAY
l.. Randolph Williams VIII lie Prin-
cipnl Speaker nj Exercises mt
Forest iIill Park.

L. Randolph Williams. vicc-presi-
dent OF the Virginia Railway and
Power Company, has been selected as
the principal speaker Wednesday at
The annual picnic OF the employees
Of the company ut Forest Hill Park.
From $500 TO 2.oOo employees and
picnic. which will he one Of the
largest of the year.
Tickets emitting the families OF the
~company's workers 10 free Transport
tation both ways on the system of the
concern have been distributed, and a
notwithstanding attendance is cx-
pcctcd.
Thomas s. WhcclwriEht. president
OF the company, will make the ad-
dress Of welcome 10 the men under
his employ ut ! O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon after Il long athletic pro
gram.
Prizes will be given in each con-
test and some ~thirty-;wo contests
have hecn for the men and
their families. They include every
thing from a pcanut scramble at 10
y. VI, when the day officially begins,
to dancing and special vocal selcc-
lions At 1890 i. NJ. when the picnic
Will be declared over.
b'!IcI'tl SctrtltEN w. 4. t:nlCS VIII
also make a short address during the
day, and tiour-hlowing and ~pic-cating
contests Will be in order ut various
times. y solo by Superintendent II.
l.. Smith is also on the
among the special numbers for the
occasion.
ARRANGEMENTS for single men n
those not bringing lunches to satisfy
their hunger have been made and the
"EnSinecrinG department. will be on
Ia "a nj OK Ia all % - 4 IL. 80 - a. -
day.
Special rates have been arranged
for employees n those wearing the
special Identification badges OF tho
company. ON all of the amusement
devices AT The Park. Baseball and
guoits will be in order during the
aay. and contests will he arranged
between contestants applying.
OFFICIALS OF the organization arc
now taking applications Of the
various contestants who wish to en-
ter their names in the days events
and report good PROGRESS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
Rotnrians VIII Rcnort.

Reports OF delegates who attended
the annual convention OF the Rotary
clubs of the World II Atlantic City
weekly meeting Of the Rotary club
al the Richmond Hotel. Rev. Frank
T. McFaden. -. D.. president of the
Tiun; H. McC. Burlington. Howard
ihrEaht anu }. odcll are the official
delegates who will report. Several
other members who attended the con-
Vention also Will tell of their cxpcri-
ehceS The meeting has been called
iur b:i3 O'Clock. Several special fca-
lures have been arrange for n oc-
c!tSion and the Dclco Light Company
WI! give Il demonstration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Annual convention Virginia re
tnfl Jewelers. Association, Rich
mond Hotel, 1880.
iNiwnnis Club, Business Mems
Club, Gals.
Council Committee on Streets,
Cit! Hall. =.
Male Choral society, st. Pnut.S
Church. S:i5.
Lyric. vaudc willie md motion
pictures. t:3o, = md a:20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
Run over by Automvb,,c.

d. j. wilson, SOC West Main street.
MaS run over ana seriously injured
it.r Yesterday afternoon at the in
iSrctloh % Grove and Harrison
22t'S''S ny an automobile driven by
Jack Vo!aski Ii is thought his in,
lures VII not prove fatal. Nolaski
thileuiateiy made a report of the ac-
ms car was run into by another car
driven by l.. l.. Perkins. and his car
WAS hnncKcd into the motorcycle on
Nhich Mr. wilson was riding. No ar
rests were made. as ali agreed the
incident was accidental.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
BUY ONE-MAN CARS
Fifty of the ..Snfcty' Devices vii,
gS he Installed in Norfolk. Ac-
FE cording TO nnouncemcnt.

SECios!ng of "A contract for nifty one.
safety cars by the Virginia Rail
5aFay and Power Company, ut a cost
by officials. The cars are
for Use in Norfolk. where. after a
Song fight, the city has agreed 10
Ebeir use. An expert In the cmploy
DfGfhe City. working out traffic prob-
ltemay has recommended their use.
4atItswas learned last night that the
are for delivery next month.
has been placed with the
s8EiiHCar Company. Arrangements
finance the purchase az the cars
M been made with "A PHILADELPHIA
is understood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
Veterans Coming to Richmond.

EEJWISCHEsThR. VA. July IL
Ssrorln war veterans who served IN
Sion are planning trips 10 Richmond
the first reunion. TO be held
so. \ number OF posts OF
hes,DlVlsion Association have lately
Been formed in this section OF ,hc
Rfate: The reunion committee is com
posed OF Captain Il. l.. Williams. If
En1ex9ndTia: Captain K. I. Barton
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
Funeral of Chiffon nnrne..

aged thirty-tivc, who died at his
residence. 22lS beverly Street, yes
tcrday. will be conducted from the
residence tomorrow afternoon at :
o'clock. lie was the son OF the late
Richard j. and Matilda l.. Barnes,
and is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Annie Murry Barnes: one brother.
Eddie J. Barnes, Of Baltimore; three
sisters. Mrs. Frank Holland, ana Miss
Mary T.. Barnes, OF Buffalo. y. Y.
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Brockwcll. OF Nor
OH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
WOMEN PLAN INVASION
OF BROKERAGE FIELD
Mrs. Hoss viii Discuss Matter before
Advertising Club To-

Another intrusion OF woman into
the business world will be discussed
tomorrow at the weekly meeting OF
the Woman's Advertising Club. at the
Richmond Hotel. Mrs. g.. -. Boss.
manager of tho Richmond Speciality
Brokers, will he the speaker. Her
subject. as announced yesterday by
officials Of tho organization. will be:
The Woman Brokcr-Why Not?"
Mrs. Boss. as manager of a broker
age firm, Will speak from personal ex-
p%ericnce and with perfect familiarity
with her subject, which Is said 10 be
novel.
L. T.. Smith. director Of city night
schools. also will have n place on the
program. His address will be on the
subject: Truth Versus Ignorance"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
Funeral OF Mrs. Yeaman..

Funeral services Tor Mrs. Ann
Lewis Yeamans. who died yesterday
afternoon at 3:45 O'Clock at her nome
in Beaver Dam, after a long Illness,
VIII be conducted from the home to-
morrow at noon. She is survived by
six daughters, Mrs. Henry Satter-
white. of Hewlett: Mrs. Nolic John
son and Miss V. l.. Yearmans. of
Beaver Dam; Mrs. w. l.. Films. of
Mineral: Mrs. job T.. VIM, Mrs. NJ.
NJ. sutton, both of Richmond, and two
sons. j. IL. Ycaman, all Of Richmond.
and w. III. Ycamans: one brother,
Nicholas Terrell. all OF Beaver Dam.
and one sister, Mrs. NJ. II. Snead, OF
Iichmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
Doctor Injured. Auto Wrecked.

pT. j. u. liinchman. 26O0 Hanover
Avenue, is at home recovering from
wreck. following 4 collision win a
nne-man Broad and Main car on Rob
inson street between stuart and
l~ianover avenue. The street car was
TO accounts Of the accident. DIR. Uinch,,
man was coming out Of the alley back
OF mas home and did not see the
street car, which was going south on
itobinson. The street car was too
c!osc 10 the alley to stop when The
automobile first came into view.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
Injured by Automnhue-

IT. Ni. Suthcriand. 20, 2N7 West
Grace Street. a member of tho
staff of The 1imcs-Dispatch, a hit
and painfully injured last night about
1880 at the corner Of Tenth and Main
j.. v, Sparks. COS Third Avenue, High,
land Park. The injured man va.
rushed to Memorial Hospital where
his Injuries were dressed and he was
taken home. Mr.. sutherland was re-
turning. to work from supper when
tho accident happened.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
VIII Attend Convention.

Or. j. J. Wicker, pastor Of Leigh
street Baptist Church. will leave
Richmond this week to attend the an
nual Mississippi Baptis, Convention
which Will be held at Hatticsburr
Miss. DR.. Wicker has been asked to
be one Of the principal speakers M
h convention and has arranged 10
during the convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
Return FROM Iilks' Convention.

IkIvhThOhu 5 dcIeEatiOn OF ElkS
have begun to stragEle back from
the Chicago convention of the order.
several arriving Yesterday and n few
saturday. Samuel l.. Kelley, district
deputy. and Frank I;pps were the
Official representatives Of the Rich
mond order. Those who have re-
turned report n bang-up time. Some
OF the delegation are not expected
back before tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
Captain T.. IL. Denny.

Denny. aged SO. died Friday at his
home at B~lountville. near here. Cap
tain Denny was born OF March Z,
1884, at Winchester. Funeral serv-
ices were held yesterday at the Meth
odist Church at B%lountville, Rev. l..
II. Cassidy. assisted By Rev. S. l..
Browning, ofnciated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
Commisrfon in nri..o,

sBtISTOL July ll-The VlrgInla
Etate Highway Commission. while on
Lheir. inspection tour In S~outhwcs,
%Nirginia: visited Bristol. and was On
at lunch. at a local Motel hv
iEne Ioca! Shhmber Of Commerce ana
l2omposinE the party were: W. il
1EMassie, i. w. Davis. j. \. Mnnny
5eorEe +. Coleman. Horace lIardwav "
dAbd II. =, Beck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
Mrs. Robert iGarhnrt.

BRISTOL. July 11.-Funeral serv-
ices for Mrs. Robert Earhart were
held Saturday, Rev. G. 5. Mathews.
assisted by DIR. c. c. Carson, offciat-
ing. Deceased is survived by two
sisters, Miss Matte Powell, this city,
and Mrs. y. L. Warlick, of Joncsboro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
Funeral of Mrs. Joncx.

Funeral services for Mrs. Martha
Ridley Jones, widow of Tiberius
Gracious Jones. who died yesterday
at the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
Sallic Ridley Baird, In Salisbury. y.
c., Will be conducted at Hollywood
Cemetery this afternoon at ) o'clock.
She is survived by TWO children.
Archer G.. Jones and Mrs. Sallie r.
Baird. and by TWO sisters. Mrs.
Frances r Shields and Mrs. Emily r..
Thomas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
Baptist Women to Meet.

a.PULASKI, July 1.-THE Woman's
Missionary Union Auxiliary 10 the
valley Baptist Association will meet
~ us tWenty-seCOnd annual meeting
H u PULASKI IaUtiSt Church. .Jujv
lO-2l, One hundred delegates are ex-
2ected 10 be in attcnhanrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
DiE Price for AnnIcx

asWINCHESTER. july II.-Yellow
Hhipped TO New York are bringing
from 81 to $3.50 per bushel. or about
SlS barrel, according to information
5Seceived by. growers here last night.
is said TO be the highest price
Ssos.iar as known. paid for this va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
w. R. SAMUELS DIES AT HOME
Was brother or Captain G.. Ii
. Snmucls, Popular Police Officer.
SurNiNCI bS NNifC md Dunchfer.

w. II. Samuels. 3013 Williamsburg
Avenue. a brother of Captain c. i.
Samucis. OF the traffic department OF
The police force, died last night at
his home.
Mr.. Samucls Is survived by his wife
one daughter, Margaret; father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w.
Samucls. and three brothers. a. r..
Samueis. Il. T. Samuels and c. B..
SamuclS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
open hoy Scout Summer Camp.

E%SChkSterfeld County Camp OF Boy
a4Snuts is reported TO be overwhelming
9th syouths spending heir annual
at h camp. Officials OF
,4AhNRychmond Council. Boy Scoutg OF
AIs9rIca, are especially pleased with
96S i.Show!ng that has been made this
&eAr, Plans have been made by the
H4K1gary Council. Boy Scouts. 10 mo-
d8$4t the camp tomorrow evening
LIE meeting and visit with the boz
t{yerel matters OF Importance arc 10
688hAsbeforo the council.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12

Over 100 accepted applicants were re-
East Broad street. last week. Although
many cniiStm"nts have been made each
week at the Office. this is considered an
cnviab!e record by officers in charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12

day morning at $50 o'clock. will DC
conducted from tho residence, stop
22l-2, Westhampton, tomorrow morn
ing at 1880 o'clock. Dcacons of
Westhampton Baptist Church will act
AS pallbearcrs. lntcrmcnt Viii be
in Branch's Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Edward L. SUBWAY. song and cheer
leader of I'll" Community Recreation As
ISOLATION; who has been out III the city
turin. the past week on = vacation. VIII
return today,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12

Aid of tho Police Department has been
enlisted IN the search for Nathan T.. John
son, aged 81. 30lS West TayIor Street.
who disappeared from his home last We'd
ncsday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12

Members OF the Virginia State Highway
Commission Will arriv" in Richmond to-
morrow after spending. eight days In u
tour OF inspection Of the roads through
out virginia. The commission spent yes
;crday at BIG Stone Gap and stayed over
at lSluefie!d last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12

The prtscnt and former members
or me richmond Male Choral 80
ciety are requested 20 meet in tho
basement OF 81. pau!'s Church to-
night at S:i5 O'Clock. at which time
the future OF the society will be dis
stissed, and plans made tor next sea-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral of Mrs. George Porter.

Funeral services OF Mrs. George
Porter. who died in Powhatan Coun-
~ Saturday afternoon at 1870 o'clock,
at 1880 o'clock today. Mrs. Porter
IL survived by two daughters and
four sons.