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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
MILITARY EXPERTS IN
HOPEFUL VIEW OF POLES

Ppus, Aug 2.-The military cX-
pertS here were still inclined to-
dan to view the situat tion in oland
optimistically The reports they
received Indicated that the soviet
cavalry had not advanced farther
than yesterdays advicos ind cate ],
being still about scventy-fve
miles from Warsaw. Other dcv,l-
opmcnts they regarded with salts
faction were tho action taken to-
wards rcconstruCtinE the Polish
army. including the replacing OF
Gen Menjowsky 10y Gen. Haller.
the activity Of the southern army,
which is countsrJttackinE with
Irood results. and the regular ar
rival Of great quantities OF NUM-
tions from pAnzlg.
The principal menace 10 the
Poles a. present b. considered 20
he nj the center of their front.
where large concentrations OF
soviet troops arc reported.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
LANES BENTZ ARRESTED

Boston, Aug. flames Iientz. also
known az Jimmy Burns. under federal
Indictment in New York charged with
countcrfcitlng and said 10 he wanted In
number OF other cities throughout
the country was arrested by federal
officer In this city last night ana
brought 90 the federal building today.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
LOUISIANA MOB
LYNCHES NEGRO
Crowd Of A thousand Storm
Iail Following Confession
to Killing Woman.

Sryarnnort. La. Aug, 2.--Members of
mob eHtimated to number OF n thou
snAd or more persons, stormed the Jail
at Center. Tex, late today secured Lige
Daniels. d negro, who Is said to have
confessed 10 the killing of Mrs. Maggie
Hall, on b farm near there last Thurs
day. ana hanged him to n tree on .he
courthultHa square.
Capt. f,ridges OF the Center military
company. was wired from the COVER
porB office 10 Furnished troops 10 help
prevent the iynching but the message
came too late to mobilize the militia.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
TROOPS AT FUNERAL
OF Negro Who Killed Himself
to Evade Law.

Miami. Fla. Aug "A national
guard company was called for duty
today during the funeral Of a negro
who killed himself Saturday by jump
ing from a train while under arrest
for an alleged attack on white
women hcNr
adit.-Gcn. C1tts ordered mobilization
~ the COMPANY. which was held Ia the
armpry for orders
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
0EEER MADE IOE BECKETT

Chicago, Aug. An Offer OI flV,VpO
for Joe Beckett English heavyweight
champion, to box Tony Mclchoir OF
Chicago. WAS cnbled today lo John
Cochran, manager Of Beckett. IN Lon
dom By LArncy Lichtensteln. manager
Of the Chicago boxer. The match. u
beckett accepts. probably will be held
In East Chicago or Milwaukee.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
MYERS TO RED SOX

Cleveland. O., Aug. 2.--ritehcr Elmer
Myers, claimed by the Boston Ameri-
cans when the Cleveland American
League club asked waivers on MN. mas
hcen turned over to tho Red SoN for
tho waiver price. Il was announcd to-
dgN
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
MEXICAN COTTON CROP

Washington. Aug. 2.-This years cot
ton crop IN Mexico probably win roach
between i75. 900 bales and 23f 600 bales
TrpGe Commissioner Cunningham oHit-
mated today IN report 10 III" depart
ment Of commerce.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
-fHN@+s's"r-7f7 -
U. 5. REFUSES CANTUS
PLEA TO IMPORT ARMS

WoahlnRton. Aug. a.-srhe American
goyefnmont has refused roauest Of
Lower California for pernission 70 i'm.
port arms and ammunition from The
United States for use In repeiiing the
reported thrahtefNa occupation hy
Mexican provisional kovernnient forces.
Tho request was made bv washing.
ton representatives pf Gov cantli
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
ANOTHER K. C.. ROBBERY

Kansas city Aug. Holding pistols
TO his head, four negro bandits thiN
morning held up Tennle May n negro
messenger for the Trooat Avenue bank
rol,bed him Of 81, 900 In cash and fi0,-
600 I'm checks and escaped In a motor
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
PRICE OF PASSPORTS
TO MEXICO GO UP

Eagle Pass. Tex., Aug. 2.-Beginning
Aug. /, the Mexican government will
charge $40 in gold for viseng all pass
ports of foreigners entering Mexico,
the Mexican council here was advised
today. The passports will be good for
one year, 1t was announced
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
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bNf<f fNglx9V . ~
AsAaAEAaal

people every one. Now I'm Eroomod for
this race. aud ! hope 10 set the pace.
Just let the barrier fan and watch me
run
The weather, Moderate temperature
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
REDS SEIZE SAXON TOWN

Herlln. AuF s-ZptHu, SaKnuy, a cIly
81 between $4,000 and 80. 900 population.
where labor troubles recently occurred
has since Yesterday been IN the hands
~ radical workers. according 90 DIS
patch 10 the Zwoelfuhahlhtt
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
IRISH BILL NOW READY

London, Aug. g.--The cabinet at to-
days session II reported TO have vir-
tually completed the new Irish bill pro-
vldinEsfor trial without jury In Ireland
and giving the military and police wider
powers for apprehendlng suspected per-
sons.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
SEEK RURAL CLEANUP

Huntsville. Ala Aug 2.--fSpecial)-
The drive for better sanitation in Madi-
son countys rural districts began today
under the directiorr Of the Madison
county board of health great deal
u progress has bean made H.. thls d.rrr-
ton in the past hut there Is said To
be- room for Improvement and the health
board is trying TO wipe out an causeF
Of disease
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
LOST AND FOUND

HOME. Black sf'a ;sa, Aessssa. Cab
Main 1880. receive liberal reward.
JERSEY COW strayed from 2ol Rawl-
ston ave. Churchvile. sunday. july
rs, short horns. right ear cropped.
left ear split. wearing leather collar:
liberal reward 70 party knowing
wherea bouts. or retLrn 20 Perry Hail
Thatcher Medicine Co. r. Main 81.
Phone Main "a.
iFoF Cost and Found Ads See Want A
nnaaN
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02
Il s. INSPECTOR HERE

X u Phngan ofiiccr IN charg" u tho
revenue agents and inspectors Of Ten
ueasee and Alabama, was IN The gi'g
cnnfefring with local officials Monday
morning SIR. FhaEan's headquarters
are In Nashville.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-08-02

New York. Aug 2l-Ralph pe Palma.
automobile racer. was admitted 10
United states citizenship today IN
Brookloyn federal court De Palma was
a Antive Of Italy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
ONE DOLLAR IS ADDED
TO CONSCIENCE FUND

crisp dollar bill enclosed IN an
envelope with latter showing a
drawing OF q cabin with a broken
window pane and woods IL tho
sArnaphore code--these tell the story
OF Richn3ond's straightest Boy ScJnt
Lying on his desk yesterday morn
ING when he reached his Office was 3
letter addressed In a boylsn and to
Deputy Scout Commissioner stuart
fagla.nd- Mr.. Ragland opened The
letter and found the dollar bill and
what seemed to be a blank sheet OF
paper. But on the reverse side OF
the paper was the drawing Of .. cabin
with window pane broken and wotds
In seuapEore,
words and read this message: Tho
Law OF tll.s -xIooas4--.A Good Scout
Leaves Things As He Found Them"
Then the explanation os the strange
letter came To him The boy q mem
Der OF Troop No. IS, % which Mr.
Ragland Is scoutIaastar, had been 10
the scout camp in Chesterfield county
and had broken pane OF glass IN the
cabin there He was sending the DOH
lar to pay for g. new pa1e.
No one knows who the boy IS II
other naenaba OF the troop saw him
break the glass they have never told
anyone about it and Mr.. Ragland
has 40 idea OF asking any questions
after the manner in which the dam
age has been covered. But he IS
proud of the fact thar he has 3 boy
in his troop who Is as honest as the
youngstar who wrote him in sAnaa-
phore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
INCOnE-TkX FACTS
YOU SHOULD KNOW

Bride groorns are worrying as 70
how they shall figure their Income
Tax A constant strea N OF inquiries
from the newlyweds is reaching the
Internal r evenue officials. In many
Of these cases both the bride ard
groom were ernployedi up 10 the S.ed-
ding date. and the principal point on
which advice is asked Is as to whether
the brides income must be shown on
the Eroorn's return
Tha answer as given by the In
teraal- Revenue men is that all OF The
earnings and other income OF both
the bride and the groom for the year
1919 must be considered. even If il
vas all spent on rousseau, diamonds.
Wedding trips, and bonbons. The fact
tina. they were married or or before
December 81 joins them for the whole
year. so far as Income Tax IS con-
ceined
A bride Of 1919 is in duty bound to
figure up her income and 70 add i TO
huehy's 1919 earnings 10 determine
whether an Income Tax return la re-
CURED II the total was $4,000 Or
more return must be made, II
which case both bride and groom
may Gle separate returns. or must Gle
Joint return. The latter method IS
preferred by the collectors, unless the
Aggregate net income of both hus-
bard ard wife Is $500 or over.
and they all want to know
wh ether although married only part
OF the year 1919, they are entitled 20
clain fuli exemption as a married
couple The answer is a decided yes;
thsv are allowed 81 600. plus $500 for
each dependent who is under IS or
who, through age. defect etc, is in
capable % self-support- This exe-np-
ton may be split in and proper aoas
on the separate returns OF husband
and wife, II they ale that way
And remember that March Is Ia
the Anal date for Ming returns and
paying Income Taxes" IL the warning
that the revenue men add 10 the
above adv1ca-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
REFLECTED
PRESIDENT OF c. { 0.

George w stevens has been re-
elected president OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad by the board OF
directors at their session IN New
York He will assume the duties of
the Office when the line is returned
to private operation and control on
March frst-
Mr. Stevens has been connected
with the Chesapeake. and Ohio for
moro than thirty years. He was
general superintendent then gsne4al
manager. and from February rrst-
1900 to June first 1918, president On
the later date he became federal
manager under the railroad admins
tration- He IS also expected to be
made president OF the Hooking VAL
ley al the annual meeting this week.
He now heads the Chesapeake and
Ohio Of Indiana, as well as other
subsidiary lines Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio system, including the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Northern, Ashland
Coal and Iron. Sandy Valley and Elk
horn. and the Long Fork railroads
Other officers elected yesterday by
the board OF directors are as follows.
r E. Huntington. chairman O.
the board, New York: c. e. Ora
ham. senior vice-prestdant. New york:
G. E. Wall, vdce-prestdent. Rich
raond, Va; r. r wickhana, VICE
president and general counsel, Rich
nord. Va: F. NJ Whitaker. vice
president IN charge OF trafac, Rich
n-ond, Va: - Trevvert- secretary
and treasurer. New Yors: H F. Lob
meyer, assistant secretary, New York.
c c. Niche. assistant secretary,
Richmond, Va: John 4. Hancock.
assistant treasurer, Richmond, va:
E NJ Thomas, conaproller. Rich
rnond. Va; - c. Eea-tckr counsel,
New York; Eenry Taylor, Jr-, general
solicitor. Richmond. Va; ". s.
Bronson. general attorney. Rteh-
rnoad. Va; H Frazier, ooL-oiltag en-
ginee-. Richmond. Va; Henry c.
Starr, ASSISTANT general counsel (Chss-
apea2ce and Ohio railway OF Lndianal.
Richmond. Ind
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
irwin s. COBB TO
LECTURE HERE SOON

Irwin s, Cobb, known and loved as
humorist wherever the English
lsa..ag. is read, Will lecruye in the
Ci.v Auditof.L.,, on Ionday. March
s. His subject Will be Made in
America" 1t 10 his newest lecture
Mr.. Cobb will coma direct from
New York for {, tour of the largest
cities Of the South. All arrange
raents have been corr o'eted for his
visit. hero. il was learned last night
There ic no war stuff in my 1920
lecture airy more than there Is hard
str. In 1920 hopes" Cobb has just
written 10 one OF the men who Is re-
sponsihle for his engagement here.
lie also declared that bis lecture tour
is limited to fifty cities because he
can spare no more time from his
magazine Wing
-r-r Cobb Is recognized In the Eems-
paper and magazine heids as the
ablest reporter and cieverest special
writer in America today. He set .
record as a reporter that has never
been equailed when he wrote 6o0,-
0o0 words in io1g-hand on the Thaw
trial in New York Since he wrote
his first story, The Escape OF Mr..
Tr!mnl,'' for the Saturday Evenig
Post some years ago he has written
eleven looks and hundreds OF stories
TAG Wak one OF lac group OF "Sil-
known American writer's who went
TO Europe during the war to gather
material for special articles Mr..
Cobb's magazine work on the great
struggle Is said to have been the best
done by any American correspondent
Last season Cobb lectured on
Chautauqua duS.rg the summer
months and in the winter covered
most OF the United States and several
OF the provinces OF Canada on his
tour. These lecture tours are reput-
ed to have been the most successful
from every standpoint since the lee
lures OF Henry Stanley when he re-
turned from the Jungles OF Africa
after having found Livingstone. the
Those whe have heard Cobb speak
say that he speaks as well as he
writes and that his stories fairly live
when he tails them. They declare
he has an airp osr urcanny ability
for observing things and great art
II describing them. His humor.
combined with his trea tment OF ser
ious subjects. has gained for him
the narae OF The Genial Phi!oso-
pher" IN the magazine and news
paper fields he Is affec ronz1a,y
known as Old Try Cobb"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
PRESBITER|AnS ARE
AFTER 100000 IITHfRs

church will Andasvor - nrca ana for
Al jift q. aa.ss;., .,stAsa ah1,,s tha
oIanA AZ IRA 80 rre. g. sociay and
ovsfar s,,-ns~ 40 hAan 80 astde
~ IN 1ar~r.rs.,ar ~ya.r. rd.hfr
acfnou,,sA -srnAnt Ssv .n1 YES nf,f,
49, 1900 & Sa,,,har,
.fafn. MIL - $3.50 - nIAdrs than
49,. - .tvA nn~-t~rth ~ their
tr-nr,. :. rh-,.t,as 1890.
4 NM ~hr-ct 49, 80 I'M ,nn ~ its
+,tSir~ sn.I "a ..,~rv .+tArnt Will
~ msAs - ArrnI, t,trsr. IN churches
thrnrrho,,t ths Snut, T1hA movement
-s,s - a. s,shs~,t - ~nAci.s no.
$500 .rS .1draseas "a sfafAa from
Vs-~S..s - T.~. go rno,,, missouri
- T1n-t1s
2 sss,S - ~ -. az r,r..srvte r4a y,A Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
LEN1En SERVICES
At THE CATHEDRAL

A course OF Lenten serrnons will
Be PREACHED 1t the cathedral on Sun
day nights In Lenten by the very Rev.
Father O'Callaghan, OF tho Paulist
Mission house, Washington, D. c.
Father. o'CalAghan comes to Rich
mond At the invitation OF Rt Rev. D.
J. O'Connell.
The special Lenten services which
are held on Sunday nights at s
o'clock consist OF vespers, sermon
ana benedicion Of the most blessed
sacrament A choir Of men ana bows
will sing. and the sourse Of sermons
viii comprise the following subjects:
iFs srs1 1ssasriss saxAs ass,t xxstsas..s
r1Anttxn.~
March 2s-"Agonsticism and Inn
6Auty.''
March 7--.sprituansna and CHRIS
March iI-"rvangelicansn ana
RevivniiurA."
\ During Holy Week special sArvtcAs
known ~ the Once Of TenebrAA will
- hAMs IA. Thursday. April 1. At s
y. ~, ana on Friday, April .. AZ s
\. ~ FathAr O'CallAghan.s subjects
sof ~ vtetim ana The Altar Of
h on H1utsr sunday nnrnins. ii III
sns&l0ek EakhAx 0sGAiia9hap win
l1e le,k 0 49, of ser-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
|DRAPE0 N MOURNING
| FOR ]. /. FRISCHk0RA

Funeral services OF John 81.
Frtschkorn, II years old. who died
at his home zoos Jefferson park. af-
ter q long illness, were held az Holly
wood carnetAry yesterday afternoon.
Rev. B. T. Gambler, pastor OF Trinity
Methodist church OF which Mr..
Frischkorn was member, and Rev
DR. j. Calvin Stewart conducting the
ceremonies City officers, members
OF the dre department and many
prominent business men attended the
funeral
Mr.. Frischkorn, who was for
twenty years . member Of the board
OF IRE commissioners. did much to
Improve tina ire department OF the
city and to acquire for it the best
equipment possible for combating
fAneG
Fire department houses OF the city
have bean draped In crepe Tor trtAer
days as q mark OF respect
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
GOES TO ESTABLISH ! !
!. v. c. 4. N CHIN

Returning 70; her work u
Orient. Miss Harriet Smith. OF 448N
West Grace street, leaves Richu044
today Tor Vancouver. whence lk
will take passa &c to China on ~
steamship Empress Of Japan t
Smith goes to establish 4 HoMn1
Wonen's Christian yAssociat5on -
chengtu. the capital city Of xe
Province OF Szechran. Her secx1
taryship is sustained by the =. W. e.
A., OF Winston-Salena, N. c.
Miss Smith. who Ia native ox DnHvS
vile, Va. has already served ~ a
representative OF the American youum
Wornen's Christian Association IA til
Orient For tan years she was etu~
dent-secretary at Shanghai, W6af0
she gained an understanding o1 tha
Chinese people ard the needs AZ H.
girls aud women
Miss Smith VIII Be accompanies ~
MISE RUIZ Frazer, CT Sprtug6z1
who VIII be her co-wcrkAr-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
FIGURE YOUR INCOME
AND TELL COLLECTOR

Everybody who had an INCOME
during 1919 must now deterr mine
whether his or her net income was
sutuctent tn amount TO require an in
come tax return The best way to
md ont - TO get Fora loso-A and
That form viii serve a. q reminder OF
every item OF income. II you are
single and are over Is years OF age
and received a. much ~ 81 ,o00 from
all eources, or married and received
as much a. $4,000, it - necessary that
you dle 4 return.
One OF the important points to
keep IN mind u that q persons net
income u found by a COMPUTATION
prescribed In the law, and that eacn
item OF income from sve-v source
must be considered, unless specifically
exempted
Another thing TO remember ID that
the personal exemption allowed tax
payers by Law has no relation what
ever to the requirement to ile return.
THIS exemption IL not to be consic-
cred until person has ngure1 out his
net income and determined whether Il
was sumcient to require him 10 hlc q
return Then, II g. return must be
filed. be should read carefully the in :
strucrons for claiming exemption. and
complete his return
II IN doubt on any point as to In
come or deductions. a person may
secure tree advice and ais from the
deputies stationed throughout the
state Many banks and trust COM
panies are also furnishing siTnilar
service during banking ho.srA
Early callers arc getting hetta- a.
tenion than those who rush IN Just
before the fling period ends on March
18th. Taxpayers can help The govern
mert and themselves by coming early
tor any needed advice or aid. ana by
early ding OF returns and payments
Heavy penalties viii be imposed Il re-
turn u not nled and at least orA-
fourth OF amount due is paid
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
JR. 0. U.A. N. TO HOLD
MEMORIAL SERVICES

4 memorial service VIII be held
this afternoon by the Junior Order
United American Mechanics at s
o'clock At the City Auditorium.
Every member OF the order that was
IN the service OF this country during
the world war will be presented with
an honor medal An honor medal
will also be presented to the families
OF those members who made tho
supreme sacrifice tor the cause OF
liberty and justice Seats will be re-
served for all members that saw
sArv!cA.
Senator Carter Glass te expected to
be the orator OF the occasion. A. o.
Boschsn will introduce the speaker Of
the evening.
Medals will be presented by T Gray
Haddon and Jacob Unalauf. Music will
be furnished by the John Marshall
high school hand.
Patriotic singing viii be conducted
by 4. r. schumway and chorus. and
sacred music by the West End and
Asbury Methodist church choir
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
On. ALBERT BUSHNELL HART
TO DELIVER LECTURES HERE

Or. Albert Bushnell Hart dear Of
Harvard university aad Moossheart
governor since 1913. will deliver an
address at 5 o'clock Monday night in
the Seventh Street Christian church
under tire auspices Of the Richmond
lodge. No, $50. Loyal Order Of Moose.
DR.. Hart will arrive IN the city this
evening. coming up from OLD Point Al
II o'clock tomorrow he will address the
students OF Richmond college upon in
OF President Boatwright
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
YOU BEEN LISTED
IN THE NEXT CENSUS?

The census enumeration for the city
OF Richnopd has been completed, and
1t il highly important TIA. tie par
sons who have been missed by the
possible only IL all such persons
promptly notify the supervisors o-.oa-
On notification Individual census slips
will be mailed 70 the address given to
be allied out One OF these slips
should be allied out FOR every person
rot already enumerated II the family.
and when the supervisors oH.cs 10
notified OF an omission that the num-
Der OF persons to Be- enumerated At
the address given Be stated.
II you or your family has not bean
visited by census enuraerato-. It Is
requested that tho following form be
used:
HAVE YoU BEEN EyUsERATEDs
II not I'll out this cupon Aad man
to J. H Eocock. Supervisor OF CAnsus.
No. 40 Postorioe Building Richmond
Va
The following poison or family was
OF January !. 1920. living At tie al
dress given below. but has rot bA&n
enumerated thArs or elsewhere:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
REV. ROBERT NORWOOD
AT ST. PACLsS NEXT WEEK

Rev. Robert Norwood. rector OF
the Memorial church OF St Paul.
Overbrook. Pa. VIII be the speaker
at the midday services at St PauIe
Episcopal church this week On Tues
day night. at Sis o'clock. Mr.. Nor
wood will address the members Of
the local assembly OF the Brother
hood OF St Andrew IN All Saints
parish house. 3l6 West Franklin
street Owing to the limited seating
capacity Of the hall. tho meeting VII!
be limited to men only.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
Mrs- r.avrence Hooker.

MrA Della E. Hooker wife q Law
renee Rocker. died Friday IL the Johns
tou-W1llis sanator.ura. Her body VIII
be taken TO Greervi11e. ". c., today for
burial Besides her husband, Mrs.
Hooker is survived by one son. Law
renee Hooker, Jv-, two sisters, Mrs ].
r Jenkins. OF Salisbury. n. c. and Mrs.
l. E. Cone. az Washington and two
brothers. E. w. Erwin. OF Blossom,
Tex. and F. c. Erwin. OF AshevtIis,
n. c. Mrs Hooker vas a charter
member OF the Home Cinh for Girls,
sl4 South Third street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
SUES FOR BEING STRUCK
BY ONE-MAy TROLLEY CAR

Moton for Judgment wax nled n
the city circuit yesterday by Douglas
Rider against the Virginia Railway
and Power company. claiming 1000
damages for injuries alleged to have
been received when he was struck by
l. one-nan car at Sixth and Broad
streets Rider claims that the car
operator was occupied making change
ana did not see him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
Henry Harris. Jr.

Funeral servicAs for Henry Harris,
Jr. twenty-Aight years old. brother of
Mrs Blanche Little, OF Richmond. viii
be conducted today in Lawrenceville-
He died Friday in suffolk. Besides
widow and dve children he is survived
by his fathar. stepnothe- and three
sistArs-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

Browning. about sixty-four years old
who died Friday night 1T 1880 o'clock
In her hone near Ridge Church. Zen
rico county. will b conducted this
afternoon at o'clock Ia thu home. Ee-
sioss bar husband Mrs Browning is
survived by one daughter. MIS- Sheets.
Of stanton. and three brothers. Allen.
william and Charles Ford