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The New York herald., 1921-02-13

WOMAN SWINDLER
SENT TO AUBURN
Mrs. RuickhOldt Must Serve
Minimum of Two Years and
Three Months.
VICTIMS CONFRONT HER
Mysterious Group of Profess
sional Crooks Blamed for
Her Downfall.
VICTIMS CONFRONT HER

The plea of Mrs. Ruth Ruickholdt,
thirty wife Of a New Haven
physician, that she had been tool in
the hands of a group OF professional
swindlers availed her nothing yester-
day when she stood before Judge
Thomas G. T. Grain in General Ses-
sions for sentence. for defrauding DIT.
Elmer Sharpe Of Derby, Conn. out OF
$1,000. She was sentenced to serve not
less than two years and three montns
and not more than four years and SIX
months In the women's prison at Av-
burn and she was taken from the court
room by a woman deputy and several
officers shrieking Historically.
Mrs. Ruickholdt pleaded guilty 10
grand larceny in the first degree. and
when she appeared before the court.
DIR. Sharpe and Mrs. Sharpe explained
the manner in which she had swindled
them. They said she called them on
the telephone from the Hotel McAipln
on November 20 and represented her
self to be Mrs. Charlotte Sharp Of Provi-
dence, q cousin.
She informed them that she had been
robbed of $4,000, and asked them to
send her certified check for $500. DR..
sharpe forwarded her a certified cheek
for $1,000, which she cashed.
Mrs. Charlotte Sharp of Providence
was in court and told Judge Grain IL
was not the first time the prisoner nad
made unlawful use of her name. she
said on one occasion Mrs. Ruickholdt
succeeded In getting 5000 worth OF
clothes from one firm on credit and on
another occasion $1,000 worth OF jew
elry.
In urging leniency for Mrs. Ruick-
holdt, George Simpson. an attorney as
signed to the case by the court, en-
deavored to lay the blame for her mis-
deeds upon her associates. Il believe
her story" he said, "that she was the
unfortunate victim in the hands of vaga-
bonds who used her to get money for
themselves. She was working In an
institute in New Haven when she met
the doctor whom she married. She came
of n good old line of New England
ancestry. Her husband came of Ger
man family. The match was not favor
able. In order that he might succeed
and study and become a physician she
ran a students boarding house. She
battled for her husband when he was
trying to rise in the world. Now he has
turned his back upon her."
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
SEEK THREE MEN HERE
IN NEW JERSEY MURDER
Woman Prisoner Refuses to
Aid Police.

Search for the three men wanted by
the police of Piscataway. N. j., in con-
pection with the Staying there Friday
OF Henry kouhout, a truck farmer. was
transferred to New York yesterday when
letter was found in the home OF Mrs.
Angelina Triminari. a neighbor. who is
being held on a murder charge, from
Salvatore Ipolto OF Monroe street
The police thought the missing men
might have gone to Ipolito's home. but
n, trace Of them was found there.
One Of the men sought is Joseph Trim
mari. husband of the woman under ar
rest, and the second is her son. Mrs
Triminari was questioned by county de.
tectives at New Brunswick. but she de.
clined to reveal the circumstances OF tn,
dis pute which led to the shooting.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
HOSPITALS NEEDED IN
RURAL COMMUNITIES
Plans in Operation to Make
Farm Life Attractive.

Recommendations for arousing inter-
est IN farm life and bringing many of
the eonveniences enjoyed by city dwell
ers to those In rural districts were laid
yesterday before the Canadian Club at
a luncheon in the Hotel Belmont. DR..
c. ). Galpin of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture said that for two
years the Department has been making
surveys of conditions in farming com
munities. and that one Of the first needs
was a base hospital in each of these
communities, where physicians would be
available for pressing calls
Farm laborers are not to be scoffed
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
POLL FAvORS DAYLIGHT" "

AS result OF daylight saving poll
taken in 400 business establishments
In this city by the Merchants Associa-
ton. 1t was announced yesterday that
24s,5S0 votes were cast in favor Of day
light saving out of a total of 260.672, or
s5S per cent. The figures have been
sent to Gov. Miller by the Merchants
Association.
To the Governor Is submitted also a
memorandum prepared by Royal s.
Copeland. Health Commissioner, on the
health giving value of daylight saving.
YOUNG men and women who want TO bet
ter themselves In the Business world will
see Help Wanted ads. in Section Six to-day.
.-Adr.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

at" said Dr. Galpin. They are human
beings with souls and with aspirations
In things not measurable only in money"
He urged that farmers children be
included in invitations to social affairs
in the towns where the farmers trade
and defined unrest on the farm as due
ID lack of social advantages. Farmers
ought to have houses with modern con-
veniences. he said, and stories depicting
farm life as limited and severe ought
TO be suppressed.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
WEST POINT DINNER,

The founding of West Point Military
Academy 119 years ago will be cele-
brated on March 10 at the annual dinner
OF the Association of Graduates OF West
Point at the Hotel Astor. The academy
was founded on March 16, 1902. At The
close of the war there were more thar
i5O West Point graduates in busines:
IN this city
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
HARLEM SCHOOLS OLD
BOYS TO FOREGATHER
Beefsfeak Party Will Be Held
BY E-Pupils of p. S. IS.

Twenty-Five years ago. when reds"
wernt so numerous and police depart
ments did not require the services of
special bomb squads, the staff of teach
ers in Public School 95. then at 81 East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
MONTAGUE CAPTAINS
COAST ARTILLERY
served on Mexican Dordcr NJ Private
and In WorId War ~ Ifrutrn-
nnt-t oIuneI.

James l. Montague. who served on
the Mexican border "a q private. en-
tered III. world war as hrst sergeant
Of a company at Bjg S,on. Gap. and
ca M back with tn" ti,l= nf ll.utcn-
ant-cD!onel az ,h- Thre. hundred and
Nineteenth Infantry. commanded by
Colonel James ~ Love. Il Nir.inian
has been .!rct.!~captaJn of the roaet
Artiiler" Company. ju>r mustered
int" state service. At chrlstlauSDur.
Tn- h..St!nn-hurg company COM
pi.t"s tn" two nattalious Of coast
art.licry with three companies Zach
allotted !" Virginia. !"aNiu= "nly one
separate "orpp"uy 10 b." ORGANIZED.
Efforts are being mad In RnanoX.
and III Accn'uac q" organ!2" com
pauie-. and rhe rr-i of 'h.S. :" an
iis, N" required npmD"r OF men viii
bc recognized.
Two units of til" signal corps. an
ainhulanc" c"mpnny ana three bat
r.r.... Of H"ld artillery ar" ycr to he
or=auiz"d 10 compl"t" the allotment
az National Guard 'ru"fs +" Virginia.
Richmond and Fr.G.rick- nurg have
made application :Or the signal corps
unity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14

I" rcpor; reg ';laily to the Finance
Committee
councilman Carter G.. Jones ~
proved tn" MOTION to postpone. ii,
hoped the Ordinance Committee would
lose n" time in maxim. its ..sr,-:
but. said NJ. Jones. II am not
afraid OF amy II orr city cmp,oye,
Ih-N are all m,r of high character
and "a little above the avcrar. IN
~ .li'y. We selected them because
II these qualifications. II VIC elect
Il man 1" fill the place left vacant bv
me late Mr.. shepherd we must he
satisfied that he. too. possesses the
necessary qualifications
Fuller Opposes NbnIi>hmcut.
Alderman Fuller opposed the abol-
iShm"nt al the office. hut believed a
"ri"N might L." consistent Nth good
Judgment. lie would have the officer
report !" the Finance Commits, and
ne at command ~ any mcmhcr or
'iy council. il occasion should arise.
III making necessary Investigations
councilman English stated that hc
would bring the matter up at tn,
meeting az the Ordinance Committee
tomorrow night. ana that probably /,
date might hc fixed to discuss the
proposition
tn motion ~ Councilman r.. I.,,
E"dcn. al Lee Ward DR. Clifton NJ
Ml'icr was elected mcmtcr Of tho
school Hoard from the Third District
ar" former President of Common
'"Uncil l. l.. f.t.rs was chosen tn
MI IN" vacancy on the School Board
from TIA" second District,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
PLAN DECORATIONS FOR
C|TY'S CHRIS MAs TREE
Will illuminate Giant Cedar
ON Ford Lot With Colorcd
Elcctric-Light Bulbs.

FlanS for Rivhmonis Community
Christmas tree We're mail" YESTERDAY
afternoon in tn. office of Humphrey
calder. superintendent Of p,ay
grounds, when full attendance of
the committee discussed the coming
celebration to h- held on tn. Ford
lot Christmas Eve
Mrs. ". ~ Burrows. chairman Of
the committee. said Effort would be
in"t" l" have the tree placed in pos :
'"n a soon as possible. The ever
green arrived several days agn. and
haS been placed on -,l.- Ford lot I,
IS expected 1t viii b. put In position
hr'"r" Ia" - ~ the week.
1n"" ~ position. the committee. and
IN" electrical contractors will begin
IN" work "t decorating thu giant
da-. III" gitt of Mrs g. : Wright.
- -siie., ". Purchase or manN ~.
electric -.". - is necessary. and this
ili hr stated rs soon "a Su'ii.i"nt
funds nav been obtained y few
decorations used IN former trees re-
Iu. =, but tn. size "f tn" ln2l com
n1ultE tree. which - eleven feat
'"L"r than any a. its rrr,I"cce sor>.
n"c"SSi'ar"S ia. purchase OF add
iol"l decorations
community Christmas Tres Fund
hHNes" have h""n placed in thirty
stores Of Richmond. ana the commit
tee expects [" rcHliz, substantial
sum from them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
GOV. DAVIS URGES AID
FOR DISABLED We TEXANS
Issues Proclamation. Asl.in.
support for War Heroes
Christmas Fund,

Governor Westmor.'ani Davis il
sued proc'ama,iou la>, night urg.
'ns moral ANA financial supper, he
given the commlt;-. planning a
Statewide remembrance Christmas
party for disabled war veterans.
Governor Davis emphasized ina, the
s.adne>S Of This holiday season was
made possible hy ;ne sacr.nce o,
ihere former lighters OF the \. T.. r,
many Of whose comrades gave their
all on the haj,l.ncld
pr Kate Waller Barrett. OF .ilcN-
'.ndriA president ~ th- Wo>.ans
AuNlliary OF the American Legion IN
NLTe Ma ". l. Price. ad!ulant ~ ,n,.
Virginia department. OF tn legion,
ana Govern"r Davis ha>- formu-
!'isd tentative plans CHRISTMAS
Dag. each one 81: the go Disabled ~
service men IN ILr-trsa hospitals viii
receive special tray al .con. b.tn-
Tvh-1 -iiT1=-s and som. aypropria,c
-'ii Wherever possible. Christmas
trees ".Ii zee placed ana piaylc,S ar
ranged, i has ben decided
-h- Wa iero-s Christmas
!Erc has ben urasuized. ami ii j..
ss--d that all tu-rr.bufion, 10. son.
Eo-sn-. Jaii.n y iiIl treasurer.
esr= Nst.1nsI SAL. and City sank.
S-cH t-"UL. Through tnS fuui II j.
.92+c ;ht people % Richmond and
}!rs .-a V.. once more go over
~ 'pi :nI EuraElty.
Representatives. from each o. IN.
te1 eargre>>!oual dls:.lc,s o.: the
Sac TlL direct n. WORK for ;h..
-er:1= 1.o-snec party MTs Barrett.
Act.N. Df.lc.r ~ charge viii toe as
sisted ty NJ. W.>tTorclauI DAVIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
COUNCIL REFUSES TOGO INTO
ELECTION OF CITY ACCOUNTANT
Declines to Act Because Investigation as to Necessity of
Office Is Pcndng-Pctcrs and Miller Be.
come School Trustees.

Cry Council, in joint session last
"'Sn'' refused to go into the election
OF city Auditor AMI Accountant,
upon motion OF Councilman Edgar II
English. on the assumption thar tho
'oUrcG Committee on Ordinances Ia,
fore which there is now n,ndin. >,
''S"IHti"n introduced 10y Councilman
Norton "r"vlding for an iny.stiy,-
ton of ihc necessity for such AN Of
lice. would report it's findings a, am
cary date. In the meantime ,h.
w"rN t"r;n,,ly done by IN. auditor
ana accountant viii lie taken m Ia,
"''''h'S OF the c"mptrolicr'S oiiicc
Councilman James T. pickerson. in
hfslns immediate action. poini.u out
mat as TIA, law provides for such An
Office that office should he filled since
the death three months ago of Audi
tor CHARLES T.. Shepherd the work %;
IN" department has been at a stand
sun. This IS too imrortan, 4, mat
ter to delay said Mr.. pickcrson.
we nave mo- means ot kuowir.
whether mistakes have been made
ana without reflection upnn any man
in the city government, feel tina,
~ place should be tillcd wi;ho,i, de-
lay"
Workman FnN"r> Hiring Accountant
Alderman Workman expressed him
S'lt AS iaNot'ug the '.mp."ymcnt a.,
an accredited accountant at intervals
throLS h"Ut the Year tn lock over IT,.
i.nairS ~ the various departments.
"i'i he thought that IL an auditar l.,
hrai!N chosen. .e should b- required
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
CULPEPER AND ORANGE
LINE UP FOR PAGEANT
minute Wen" aud "IiniEhts of IIorsr-
shoe" VIII Represent I'HumtirE
In Historical Event.

Citizens of culp"Dcr County plan to
hay" that county represented in tho
parade az The Virginia Historical
Pageant. In Richmond next May. hy
"cmlp"pcr Minute Men" one uf the
militar congratulations whose deeds
ar" rccordd in history. Scrtary W. Il.
tridlin. Of The Virginia Historical
Pageant Association. who rcLNrncd
I" the city yesterday from n visit 10
culp"pcr and Orange Counties. re
ports increasing interest in the forth =
coming spectacle.
Orange County citizens plan to he
represented in the parade with Il noa,
depicting the Knights of the Horse
shoe"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
GOVERNOR JOE" TURNER
IS GUEST OF ROTARY CLUB
$4,000 Boys Club Gym
Ready for Occupancy
Within 90 DAYS

DISTRICT Governor JoScp; A. Turn
rf' ~ the seventh Rotary District
WIS tn" guest az the Richmond club
''>t nlcht lie was discussed into.
H:''nrlN '"r half an hour III. "Ru.
'a'y Idea" Garry ont the rr,r.
cirl" OF IN" Golden rule. spread sun
"h'h' wherever y'n 80. cultivate Ne
hrH or"uS instin.t. h'lp nr," anp,n,r
= acquainted. .''crt ,.N-ry meeting
': IN" cl'ip and lac pr"'lli ~ go. -,
tn'"G. aud YOU wi !" = regular H"-
ter an tho srca Ser .,umn.r ur.
I""rs" Marchmoni pres nt.d Rob-
"rt Watt as u real. honest rood.
ness, len per cent R"iarian In
three years. Mr.. Wait, has M, missed
meeting. Il have attend al meet
in:S in Sandushy. kaukakc,. u =
N"incS. i'uch!o. Colorado. Mnluru
aud cor;ez," said "l:"bby"
John Bagby explained tho WORK 81
the Eoys' club. He said that hi,
committee hoped t. have the new
Sl'.ooo gymnasium ready for occu-
pancy within sixty days
Or. Christie. N-ray expert. who had
charG" az N-ray work for III. 4. +.
r., said ne had visited three Rotary
meetings. aud was satisfied that If
Rotary clubs were established
throughout the world, there would
b" no cause for a peace conference.
Tor ita'" W"nld SnHlimclN reign.
E"tarian Jim" Hogan read Il re-
port from tn" future. taking a page
from tho minutes ~ the club in No
Ncmhcr. 1881 Ills reference 10 pos
Sihilitics and personalities were
humorous. The attendance last
night was lSa. including 1t hummer
OF visitors from other cities. Il,
squad from the Petersburg cluc ;tc-
""moanyin@ Governor Turner, who
was IN" guest of the Cockadc City
yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
PLAN TO ENLARGE
SCOPE OF Y. NJ. |. CLUB
iialf-iinndrcd m Rirhnumd Alumni
Meet In University CIuh-Iranch
JnhnSun I'rrsIdcs.

Half :; hundred members Of the V.
Nj. l. Alumni Clup met last night at
the University club. with branch
Johnson, president. in the chair. Thc
members expressed enthusiastic APP
prevail of the suggestion Of cn!arg-
ing III" scope "f the club. Hereafter
at the scmim"nthly meetings. mem
lcrs ~ the club and distinguished
guests Will discuss topics Of general
interest Z" the alumni AND t." III"
public a welt. Thcr" ar. ahou, 100
Alumni OF tn" Y. NJ ! in Richmond
Of which number. :; are members OF
the club.
|; - In" purn"ro of the club. Tia"
m"mh"rsh;r cr Y hivh j. mad" up ca
t'rrly of E.chmFnd m"n. 10 take al
interest in civil. matters. and I" an
gaze in al! m"v"ni designed ."
promote the wcitai'" of tn. COM
muni;y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Church Day. Seventh street
Christian Church. 10 y. VI. to 10
l.. NJ.
Richmond Advertising Club.
Murphy's Hotel. L. NJ
Joan Marshall House. Ninth and
Marshall Streets. open I? y. NJ. To
i. NJ.
Florence Nightingale Circle OF
the Shcitcrins Arms hospital.
Sh"ltcrinS Arms Hospital. 4
o'clock.
Confederate Memorial Institute.
- sliattio Abbey. boulevard, and
kensinSt"n Avenue. open 10 \. NJ.
Housewives. League al Rich
m"nd. jefferson Hotel. Room $50.
: T. NJ.
Confederate Museum. Twelfth
and Clay streets, open . ~ NJ.
1" : T.. NJ
Charity iiaaaar bcuctl; Of Amer
lear Legion Relief Fund for Dis
allied Allen. ?"i East i:r"aL street.
Minstrel Show. st. ratrick's
Academy. Tw"nty-hrth and Mar
shall streets. sac H. NJ
For "rh"atcr Calendar" see cdi-
t"rial PAGE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
MAKE A. ]. M'MATH HEAD
OF ACR|CULT URAi BOARD
Oldest Member i'm Point of
Service OF State
Body.
'rccEEDs ADAMS. RESIGNED.
onr "f Largest Truck Growers In
N"'"mnr Count! nad D.. Scrrrtnr,-
treasurer of Eastern shore Truck
Exchange.

Albert j. McAlath OF ou,u.ork 40.
c"ma: County. oldcs, member i'm r,in,
of service on the state Hoard Of Ayri-
culture and Immigration. WA. Nrstcr.
day elected president of that body to
succeed Berkeley II. ADAMS. "f Char
'"tte county, who resigned MIR. Me
Ma!h is one OF the largest truck
growers in Accomac County ana is
Sccr:tary-t treasurer OF the Eastern
shore Truck EXCHANGE on. az the
most successful ORGANIZATIONS in
america. and which last wear spent
st".ooo in tclcEraphir tolls in. order
|" Keep members posted on the mar
kcts.
ne members engaged in Il round.
table discussion of matters pertain
'hS /" the department and of the Inn
p"r'ahcc OF S.tin. more help from
'hc Legislature to broaden the work.
commissioner George ". kuiucr said
mat the seed and fertilizer work OF
the department was gradually in
creaSinS. while one "f the most i'm.
p"rtant branches OF tn" work was
me marketing bureau II. said arri.
,uiture was entitled to more hcIp
from the state. in view or the, rae,
mat. OF all appropriations mnd". a.ri-
culture gets only pcr cent. while
the farmers OF tn" state pay =" per
cent OF the taxes
Members OF tn" hoard present were
James II Loving. al iiourjuo County:
samuel Hair>i"n. "f l'tttSyIvania
County: Robert H. Angel. "f Roa-
rokc: Robert u. CRAY. at l.rcshur
ana Robert X. iicydenrcich. Of Staun-
ton.
The board passed II resolution cX-
rrcSsin: is appreciation al tn. long
and efficient service OF MIR Adains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
E.. 3. ARENDAII. TO
LEAVE RICHMOND
I;nptisi Council secretary Accepts
Passionate of FRO! baptist
mr.h

G y. Arenda!l yesterday resigned
his post As secretary of the BAPTIST
Counci! 81 Richmond 20 accept the
pastorat+ Of First Baptist Church.
Troy Ala. He viii leave Richmond
IanHary J. after nearly SIX years
service with the council.
Mr.. Ar"ndail came 10 this city in
January. 1916. from Portsmouth.
where he was pastor of Farnvi-N
japiIsi church lie succeeded pr. W.
=. S:r"s AZ secretary. and since has
"rJoS"d successful administration
~ mat "!hce. accomplishing many
things for the council! through hts
luI,.1,iv- ANA influence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
Tu,n On IuIt street I.Irh,.

Hun street. lights which nav" been
IN course ~ installation FOR some
weeks viii he ready for service to-
night TIE street lights ar" placed
200 f"ci apart on concrci" poles eject
"a IS 'he Virginia Hallway ana Power
COMPANY through an arrangement
entered Int" with tn" city. by which
general improvements to Iiull street
ere realized
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
I,.mc- building Permit.

tdiiHiu@ Inspector fu,i"rEcst"rdnv
lssuod - permit t. the trustees al tn"
Barton Heights Methodist Church to
thIId church "diiiC" a. 2i02 Garland
Nlcnu". - cost $4,000 Davis Broth
E r. ar" tn" contractors. Application
v:S mad" by The city of Richmond
FOR prrmi, TO build "a blower house
at Ia" gas plant to cost $G.3O0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14

The STATE Board Of Law Examine -
CONFUSED ii Robert u. hughes. o.
Norfolk. .Iohn u. Mimnr, OF Richmond
George Marshall, Of Nartinsvillc
Stuart Campbell, Of Wy;h"viilc. AM
Aubrey q. Weaver, of Front Royal
hc"an Il TWO DAYS session in Tn. hall
Of the House OF Delegates ycsi"rdrN
'.'h"rc are two women ana eighty
eight mrn taking III. examination.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
,,urslnrixe rn.sicinn.s Home.

Forcing their entrance through {,
front window. burglars entered TIC
Eom" 81 Dr. Wallace Saunders. 81
2233 M.numcnt Avenue. sunday night
wi ," the family was at church
ana escaped with jcwclry valued 80
s2on ANA ;l6 in cash. TT" r"hb"rN
WAS no, discovered until Monda $
morning Police nave been assigned
to the ease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
Opcn nl.,s fur sewer Mnr,,

BIDS for about $4,000 worth OF
sewer construction were opened ycs
to-day by the Mayors advisory board
me bids VIII lie tahulat"d by Dircc-
ton Saviiie and contracts viii b.
awarded ia few days This IL the
second installment Of sewer bids
"pcned recently. About $4,000 in
WORK VIII be done under the two is
sucsi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14

v j.. J.. Robinson. executive score
tary 81 The Virginia Good Roads ~
s"ciation. went 10 Norfo.n last night.
where today ne Viii address the
southern Hotel Association. com
posed of executive heads OF urtels n
Virginia ana &"rth Carolina. Mr.
Epbinsun's ,alk viii be 81 tho ifnpor :
tancc %; improved roads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
Mnmnn Drnp. Dead.

Seized with "a stroke Of paralysis
while 'ransac,inE business in the
Lyric building. yesterday. Mrs. Mary
NJ. kahi. 81 years old. died before
medical aid could reach her. The
body was removed to Blilcy's under
taking parlorS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
ALDERMEN CONCUR IN
PINE CAMP RESOLUTION
Pass Morton Measure, Appro-
prialing $4,000 for
improvements.
PAPER. GOES TO MAYOR TODAY
Building Inspector Is Directed to RE-
serve City Auditorium for t>c Of
United Confederate Veterans Wr-
union in June.

mo f"aro CT Aldermen inst ui-hi
concurrcd in the action of Com;i6r.
Council and udon,cd IN. Nor,o,
'"''o" "ii'''I'''"''"S S'''"'", '"S I'M
pr"Ncmenis at fine camp Their
was no debate and not a djsscntin.
vote rbo r-s. uin -, >, N
,., - " -
-''s''' '''"H
Alderman w, stewart White In
troduccd a resolution designed for
,,re,rr,,t,c ,yo,,. p,,, 49,,
"'s''s VI ms constituents III N"'h
l;ichmcnd and Highland Park, he
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Special Holiday Presentation

The sure hand of the craftsman is apparent in
these beautiful flrs Miller Rhoads unvarying policy
Of distinctive standard Of quality of style of work
manship, is marvelousy interpreted in them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
The Valentino Museum

open Daily from 10 u =.
Saturdays from 10 TO !.
NdmiSS ION Free.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-14
Travel to |
M OIL \ \
in Comfort

Through coaches and throue
Pullman Parlor Cars en- Norfo
and Western trains leaving Ric
mond 800 A. NJ. and $3.50 p.
These trains run through solid fro
Broad Street in Richmond to Ma
Street in Norfolk. You make
change or transfer en- route.