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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
ASK APPROPRIATION FOR
REWARD IN FUL TON CASE
FINANCE CU%nittcc Hears .Jscsoiu-
ton Asking That 1000 iir
Offered for Arrests.
MATTER COMES II TONIGHT
Body Also Hears Several Citizens
III Reference 90 Sum Wanted for
Work of Community Recreation
Association.

y resolution appr"priatinG the sum
pt Sl.OVp to bc offered as Il "Ward Tor
thr arrest OF thu men implicated in
the Fulton attack case. was Intro
uuccd by Councilman -. Hitl"irh nm
Ups at the MEETING uf tic E'inanc.
committee last night. After discus
SION. u was agreed that the Eoard OF
Alnrrmcn At it' meeting tonight
would tax" up the resolution and in
connection with the resolution To 10"
presented 10y Mayor Aiuslic. sugCcst-
inE Il reward Of $500. place the re-
ward at $1,000. Tho sense of tho com
mi;t"c WAS that such - reward should
be offered. and thcr" is every pToh;t-
hiiity that it will he acted upon with
out delay.
The COMMITTEE. heard several cit
iHcnS in reference to nj! appropriation
for The work OF the c"mmuniiy Rcc-
r"ation Association ana Cor tho con
SirU"ton Of Il clubhouse at HNrd
i'ark. The association asks FOR So
600. while th"S" advocating the club
house stat" that $4,000 VIII Toe n""c--
Sary for the construction Of the build
inr ana it's equipment.
senator Morgan u. Mills auL MAYOR
McNinCh. Of Charlotte. y. G.. spui." in
dipr "F tn" Community Recreation
Associations request, and Councilman
Edgar i. EnGii.h. patron ct tho rcSo-
lrtiur. al coated I'll" appropriation
for Byrd Park.
rouneinnnn English. John Welsh
and JEdE" William rrulnr Tucker
Snoi" for an increase in salar! II tn.
luige and cuurt, ctlicinls connected
w!'n The 'i'll Court. Thcy ASH am
ir'r,as. aggr"EatinS S2,3o". AID show
that m work. al the court has greatly
Increased. Tho salary "f tho justice
is DDw Si.5oo; he asks Tor S5,Uuu. tn.
officials L. receive small increases. the
Cicrk s salary going /" t3.p0". ana the
bai!!f1S 10 S2.nGU. ii MAS stated that
tho Justice Of similar court in Nor
FOLK rccci.cS Sijc0 u year.
III" committee. adjourned at u
o'Ciuck To meet again tomorrow after
noon ut o'clCk, when other inter
cStcd parties Will he heard before the
question ii revenue is discussed
Members Of The CoHinittr. inform
ally stated Hast night that the S-uli-.
ntnt tor segregation OF the schools
from tn. budget was increasing. This
Indicates mat th"r. is roSsihiiit!
that the rcConin eudation % the Mayor
that Fu"h segregation he effected may
hc t&Noranly acted upon. which VIII,
or course. bring up "a. question 81
ways and means II raiSiui, the rev
oUu" Tor the schools. This propoai-
ti"u may -" taken up at the session al
The committee tomorrow afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
BLOCK DhY WORKERS TO
ASSEMBLE FOR EMVEL OPES
BnJ:rs ard other ETuipnicnt FOR
Drive VIII lie Given Out From
Settlement iUuSc.

Al women who are 10 distribute
cnvciou"s for Block Day today are re-
uu"s'cd TO HpD!y FOR badges and for
additional envelopes. if needed, TO
the Settlement House. lict West
cary street. Rnudolrh 52a3 ar
engagements have now been com
pi"t"d by IN" social WORKERS OF the
Nurses Settlement and All is in
readiness Tor the annual event. from
which IL is hoped that $1,000 viii
ID" raised. Twenty thousand cnvc-
'op"s will hc distributed in Rich
mond homes aud VIII 1c collected
tomorrow
Tho broad scope Of the work OF
this orGanlHat'on IS proved by tho
tar; tEdt one or It's representatives
is said to have hcon i!.c solo means
OF taking reading matter and fruit
10 the bride aud bridegroom, isolated
~ I'll" s"iallpoN hospital recently.
Tic fUrn,"r. Who vas not ~ IS de-
CARED to have ucen pitjfuIN srntc-
nj log the liberal supply Of maya
zines sent there aud She says She
VIII always s:cHk GOO word ior
h" social WORKERS. although she had
never expected 10 bc =, ease
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
RECREATION CAMPAIGWERS
LUNCH AT THE RICHMOND
Senator Morgan r. Mills, Former Mayor Frank r. Nc
Nlnch, OF Charlotte N. c.. and Colonel John A. Cut
chlns Deliver Addresses at Gathering

\ luncheon OF the executive com
mltl"c OF the Community Recreation
a., ,i,. on OF RitNmond was held
n fnmond at noon yesterday, Scna.
tor Morgan X. Mills pres ided. and
s",d III part, our campaign for
r rnmnS w WI go over the top Tor the
wonderful work among the bows and
girls OF Richmond There is mo-
greater problem than the future sue
inns hsSoci&tion pledges itself TO helm
IN the Development OF their charar-
ter by the Introduction OF supervised
recreation which is In itself the very
pe3pic who want to play and play
TSht' but who do not know how"
The former Mayor Of Charlotte.
H. ino G., p RI, r. MeNinch. addressed
workers Mayor McNinch said: nh.
development OF character and ell
aenshtp is a thing which we must
,uvGc.u ia doing. and the people OF
great work. The work Of IN. con-
munity Recreation Association viii
give snap" TO our future democracy
,Tnn We assist the great mass of poo
Pre- 10 un!ooScn their minds and
BODIES III wholesome. helpful rccrca-
,'oh-oS us use we all become more.
Keen S. and better alive to the things
which count in our home ana or,
city Men and women who have tI,c
r!Elon and understand the moulding
influence Of this work will. in the
iu'u re' be called the blessed in Rich
'mpnn. They will recrcatc the very
hearts ana souls OF those about then,
ny their participation IN this work.
", men community is detected when
me spirit OF unrest is rampant. then
ana now is the time for the rraat.r
community effort The Community
recreation Association is a real. vital
necessity to this community. il is a
paramount condition To the success.
81 IN" people Of Richmond Our
children Will benefit by it's continu-
@iioh at this moment. Now is the
iiNc to do the finest piece Of work
IN the history Of this Gair city. Rich-
.nohd. city of 100000 persons. and
the community Recreation Ausocia-
sinh wants fund of somcthin. INK"
S-"'"9o less than cents per capita.
TO every soul IN our community. W.,
may h"'o TO cut down juvenile de-
l'hHucncN by our participation in the |
activities Of the associatior-it is not
:" 'auca The f1uit of the youth that
u" becomes a public charge. hut IL |
~ our fault. II We take an intarrrt
IN tn" boy and girl We VIII be re- /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
HOLD NOON SERVICES
IN INDUSTRIAL PLANTS
VI br Feature "G Simultaneous
E'an@"l.stic C:.upnign tn Re
NagCd in Git: by Churches.

Midday services IA Hirhmond's in
hGSiT!a! PLANTS viii be AN intorostif,c-
feature Of tho simultaneous cvaur.j-
.S''' rHmhairn next week. accnr,Iii,.
70 announcement mad" last night ~
II. u. Foster. chairman OF Tie com
me- %" indHStriai plants a:rd street
ne"tiHtH. Speakers q: ca IN Of lh"S"
meet inrS viii b" supplied bv tho
mems Bible classes. "a different dc.
nomination being rc2rcs,nt.d rsrb
.ay at each place.
According TO Mr.. Foster these SER
vices ~iil be held 80 tho Ch"srpea.S..
.nd OHIO Railway shops southern
cricks9urG amd rotowar Railroad
S,,onIaSU' Manufacturing Company, -.
VI. La s Go. ana many o,hcr places.
~ IS expected 20 Tyasl lctNNDci.
twenty aad twcuiF-tiVc plants FAN
details ~ this will hr ARRANGED al 4
meeting OF Ny. Posters committee TO-
..i;:h-
t'nm lrrauerments for the street
mc"tr-s vii! also ID" uauv ut to
nights r"ctinr rnr l,r.-r.m calls
Tor ,ight meetings III convenient
r"!nis each nieh' durnn the week.
IL addition. services WEI DE hold
nightly IN practically AN OF the
Protestant churches npth = 'ia and
culor,d.
The Hihlo classes This w"rk are con
duc,iES preliminary services ia order
70 stimulate spiritual Interest In the.
THESE services ar" IN tn" form OF r"-
vivals. while many are conducting
cottage prayer meetings
\ meeting Of tho general commit
toe viii be npil Friday ui,ht aI an
hour and place to 10" ammo Jur"d later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
j. OF R. IS ADMITTED
TO FRATERNlL SOCIETY
Installation Exercises Arc Held at
Local College by Oniicron Delta
kapnn ORGANIZATIONS

~ installation exercises hold mt the
hlN'rsiiy OF i;ichnond Saturday
ugNt Che Chi Eta Epsilon Honorary
tral'rHtiN "f The local SChno! was
formally admitted into the om!icon
Delta EHppH q national fraternity
?rEami@ed IN 1911 at Washington ana
Lee University. J. carl Fisher. gen
"r2l secretary OF .. -. X. one OF IN"
"riEinat""s az the fraternity. came
down from Baltimore and Installed
the local group as III. Eta Circi. al
IN" national organization.
Richmond IuiycrGity's entrance
INTO the national body. makes the
hith school 80 have m"!nhcrship Al
t"r It's organization in 1914 at Lex
ihciun. Johns Hopkins University az.
hli,ttrI mex; and Men followed in
order IuNcrslty of Pittsburgh. pa
Nl"% ~ college. ana inally University
OF Richmond.
TIL" pmric0u Delta kappa Honorary
fraternity has 49, its object to scIcc,
az -.ola! students for membership
aud tHcn t8rough it's activities To-
work Toy thc nottcrmcnt OF the Alma
Mater as UgtIt" students and as
Alumni. rN. thi Eta tpSiIun ucti-
Toned tn" uwricou Delta Nappn in
a"ld with WASHINGTON and Lee.
Eleven Of I've local ORGANIZATIONS
have been initiated into the q. -. X
Fraternity. Win other alumni; and
Two ahS'rt w"ulhcrS TO enter for
maNy later 1h- eleven are: A. a.
it'hnE 'nrship, president: Dennis "
ltaHi%. Ni,r- president, u. y. Ford
treasurer; Coach Frank NJ Dobsnn
Professor ii u. Handy, Il. Alfred
Eroadd"s, L. /. tavcrlcc and Charles
t. I.-r,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
WILL. AWARD CONTRACT
FOR BANK STREET WORK
i'anrrs ir- ~. i1E:,Nu u and Now
E"Hha -. signatures. Director
.aNIlir lnUDurrcs.

director allen !. :>aviilc. OF the IL"
uariment o! Public Works. VIII ihis
.loruiu- award ;ha contract ior inn
prov,mruls IL Bank street TO Clai-
horn" y Taylor, tho contract price
p..H% dpproH!inn;clS S3O."pO. Tn"
papers nave all been drawn up and
ar" noW ready for signatures.
IN" contractors atsrc" 10 complete
tho work within SiXty days after b"
ginning They VIII he allowed thirty
days, however. in which 10 make all
ARRANGEMENTS assemble material and
ma Ike all necessary prcllm!narics. SO
b: - certain that tn" Improvement"
III b" rump,cted Within ninety days
from To-Day.
The worl. includes a retaining vail
along tho south end of Capitol square.
Widening o fthc roadhcd by fifteen
fr.t and smooth paving on Bank
stree; from Ninth to Twelfth and
Franklin streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15

sponsihlr for their future. and that
future wiil become a thing o. which
NC arc proud. OUr problem is to
awaken the community conscious
ness. Gud "" c;tu only accomplish il
by caru.s, aud hard work. our icud
inS citizens are our salvation. ii.
"hon our solicitation OF funds n,-
gins. their contribution will be ac-
conlpantod by promise of service.
Richmond. with her traditions. with
her wealth, and with her character.
which has mover boon smiirchcd. will
not dare 10 Jet this cainpaign for
funds fail. for the heart OF Rich
noud l. in the worh.'
Colonel John \. Cutchjus. chair
man Of the c'inrhiGn. arose from "A
sick bed 20 attend the luncheon. ana
Charles l.. Weaver. "ampaiun man
nEer, was ON the ground Win many
helpful suggestions. rho budget
was announced as $4,000 close Co
operation with Tho efforts Of tho
committees WAS assured from fudge
j .irE, Kicks Of the Juvenil" Court.
md letters OF communication we're
r%a" from Mayor George hin.Iic.
ni"L of Police {. ~ sherry. Fire
hi"' IpNu's. and others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
CAMPAIGN BEGIHS TODAY
social workers &c .ur>c> settlement
win Nu!.c snort 1" N"i.c

\ HOUSE nOusc c.'mp,i-u WI. ~
conducted i"ta- hS the social Wp,E-
,rs uf the Nurses settlement, iH an
effort TO raise at Toast 10000 Tor III"
uHintciaUcc development ct the SGT
;lomcut House. at liri West Cary
street.
Moro Than loo women from al EartS
of tn" city VIII take part la the cam
paii;n. which viii consist OF he lcHv-
iar q: envelopes at every nouso in
Richmond TO-DAY. TomoT:uW these
VII bo collected 10y the workers ANA
/; IL hoped that the people Viii give
generously TO this cause.
More than LOCO pcopic visit To
settlement House each month IN .iG =
ii;inn I" tn" Eymnas lam on ;hc ucx;
block.
under the, chairmunahip OF Mrs. J:u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
JURY IN MARSHALL.
DAMAGE CASE .DlSAGREES
Srit - Aftermath of Prosecution in
EcLcrri Court. charging: "rnuiaS
Poisoned Candy ia HH!h.

Tho jury in The case Of Helen Z.
Marshall against Mamie q. linr"""d
and Lucy G. Marshall. for $5o,roo
damages for alleged defamation of
character. was unable To :grrt last
njuht after comforting for several
hours, and were dismissed by iudGc
Crump. ~ the Law and Equity Court
to this morning at lo o'clock.
The suit is an ;tftrruHtE OF Il raS"
in the United states District Court,
in which tie p.aiEtin in TINS case
was the defendant i'm hearing con
meeting her with thc sending OF al
legged poisoned candy through The
mails She MAS heard ~ THAT court
and acquitted. there having been no
cyIacnr- to connect her with the az
legged crime.
dtsc!aim any connection Win the
former prosecution, and declared their
innocence of anything tending to IN
juie the character % the ri"sntiH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
POLICE STILL HOLD
ATTACK SUSPECTS
Victim Fails to identify Men Held
nj First station, Although Two
Fit General Descriptions.
REWARD FUND is GROWING
Many Citizcns Apply 10 Colonel
Myers for Additional Protection.
Others Taken III Connection With
Case Under Investigation.

All suspects recently arrested in
connection with the attack saturday
morning on a Fulton woman are siill
being held by the police on order OF
Commonwca!th's Attorney Wise. The
victim yesterday went to the First
Police station. where she viewed the
tity any OF them. she. however. ia i'll
that two OF Them filed the general
description of her asSallautS tina; she
hau previously given TO ,hc police.
No lct-Hn in the search ny the au-
ihor!tice has been made or viii hc
made, according TO commemorative
Attorney Wise. who has personally
spent every minute Of his time since
morning invCStiEa ting the case. lie
stated that the police We're doing
everything possible TO detect the
guilty parties,
Colonel W. N. Myers al his Office
yesterday and asked him for more
police nroiection Tor that part O; the
city. The resolutions which We're
izens in tn" Robert FGlton School on
sunday were presented 10 the D!rec-
tor OF Public safety. Colonel Myers
informed them that many additional
policemen had boon assigned 10 day
and night duty in tina; ecCtion since
IN" crime. and that everything pos
.ihle was being don" by, the Police
Department; To safeguard lives and
property IN Fulton.
Additional contributions poured in
Yesterday from all parts Of tho city
to he added 10 the nearly $4,000 which
hrS already been collected. tny one
dies irinE 10 add - tho fund. which is
offered rs a reward for the arrest or
Information leading to tho arrest of
the criminals. can do so. James +.
CARRIER. ~ Fulton, Is acting rs trcae-
uror Of the fund.
several more suspects We're added
to those who have already hccn
tallon during the day, ans these are
I-t-S, Station. Thcy will hc brought
before tn" woman for Identification
y. soon as possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
CITIZENS LEAGUE WILL
MEET III GlnIER PARK
VIII rnA" IN uurstion -: indo-siut.
Increase az 'f;tNrs uu tTiu.-
proved i'rUprvtS.

Sixth Precinct, lie" Ward. viii Dr."
held ~ tn" new Gi.nier Park school
house tonight at Hli o'clock. They
Will tax" a., the question ~ inGoraiu;,
the movement Of increasing thu
city. Discussion a. the Virginia
Railway and Power Comrany's fran
chisc viii also take place.
T.. ". Traiford. Director ~ rHnii.
u:niticS, wili uc asked TO attend tn"
meeting la hear ihy question 81 city
water for Giutcr Park discussed. rh'
citizens feel that thor WAFER rrcssur"
is not strong enough for fire fighting
purposes. Ladies are cSucclai!y in
vitcd to aitcnd til. rncctin..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
DR.. D0DD MAKES ADDRESS
TO UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Edrcnt"r f1iiS> on "Nnodrow Will
""n'-Sh"WS Thorough Under
standing Hf Modern History

Or. W i Dodd, professor of HIS
tory at the University of chicago and
formerly holder OF the same titIc at
Rnndo Jpn Macon college. spoke last
night at ih- WcSthampton College
Or. nodd is considered to be Amer
ica's foremost historian. and IN. man
ner in which ho handled his subject.
Woodrow Wilson" showed his thor
"u$h understanding of modern his
tory.
pr. Dodd's form of delivery was cx-
cc!lcnt. and this, coupled with his
views of the former president, hold
hi. audiences attention throughout
III" talk
Credit for the bringing Of SUCH an
"iuiucn, historian to Richmond goes
10 pr c. g. Laugh and Miss WoodHn.
Of Wcs:hampt"n College. Or. Boat
wright president OF the University
OF kichmODd. presided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
VIII Sinw CEntntn.

The FIRST part OF tho i.cntcn Can
;n,a "oIivot To Calvary" by J. H.
fi"untcr. will he sung by larE"
choir at Epiphany Episcopal Church
Barton Heights. Wednesday cvcnin:;
- : o'clock. The solo parts viii hc
taken by MCsddme3 DE witt and
kelmcs. AtoSSrs. andrews. IiuNtcr
Bennett and Mann The Offering vii!
hc for tho new church binding fund
Tho public * cordially invited.
Tho SECOND part Will hc given on
Thursday night. March 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
CORPORATION COMMISSION
GRANTS SEVERAL CHARTERS
iniarr Laundry to Incorporate with
Capital 0f S21,NrO--Two
me uuulpU(S Hatfield

Charters We're granted yesterday
by IN" state Corpora ton Commission
to thu following Richmond concerns.
Palace Laundry. Incorporated with
70 capital Of S3I, 900 4. ~. GriniS is
president of the cOrDc"at!on: NJ; y.
Aurrcli. secretary. and w. Robin
son. All Of Richmond.
Nn amendment TO the charter D! III"
National Nuto Ton Company. Inc.
Increasing it's capital stock from >i".-
HuG to $4,000 II. - Cox is president
NJ the concern and 6. 6. Moss sccrc-
tary.
tIt amendment To the charter ot
!h" Atlantic Petroleum Cooperation
was granted on saturday. incfcasin
the par value OF it's stock from S".np
To $2o.co y. y. ,ircis is president,
ANA T.. II Brady. secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
EPWORTH LEAGUERS WILL
HOLD An IRISH Fh0LiC
i!ntcrtninmrnt VIII 81 Held ia Lee
turc Room al Nurdn"atai
McihpliSt Church.

There Win he an Irish fro!ic' to
night at 5 o'clock Tor all the EpWurlh
I.caeucrs of Richmond ana their
friends II viii be h.ld in ;hc Ice
turr room OF Monumental Ncthodi,,J
Episcopul church. 1T rark and Allen
Avenues. ana - large crowd of young
people il anticipated.
The froiic iS under the direction
Of Miss Florence pillow, who has
charge Of III" rocrcatiunul work OF
the Richmond EpWcith League Union.
Mise, Pillow has directed uumhur oi
similar good times for the young
people Of Richmond. and IL is regret
ted that this Is tho last tinir she Viii
he with them. she leaves n"Nt month
for New YORK city. where she expects
to make her home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
II, nAui,Y vl,CI,I:t,

on BOY. OH BOY. Hoy-hc, fee.
like cr Manning Staw!''
The beautiful Ballad CONTAINING,
this Gem OF Profound Expression WAS
written by Billy Adams You must.
Of course, know him. lie Is not only
the author and owner of this Gem
of English composition. but ne is.
also. the Sole Proprietor of the
Phrase:
Tire Board of Aldermen will Come
10 Order; Clerk will Read the Min
u;es,'
billy has repeated these Lines so
often tat hc Amos; Remembers them
himself. He took Music Lessons many
years ago at the CoGhlan Institute.
and was Proficient in Several Voices
First. 1T tn" age OF six. he sang So
praro; then he switched to FalSctto.
and nov nc sings in Il Profound and
Impressive Bass. lie is leader Of The
Rotary clubs Roughncck war5lcrs
lie rot into Council the same time
City Attorney Pollard accented tn.
OPENING. lie was a ful!-acd.cd
Statesman when rit@hugh Lee was
Governor of Virginia. Before get
ting himself Elected to til. prcSi-
dency of the BOARD Of Aldermen. ne
served on all those Famous old Com
IN tie e s--GrOuuds and Eul.dinsg.
James river Improvement. Relief OF
ihc Poor. ana Advcrtisirc
The People of old Jefferson ward
nay" always-ncnrIy always made
good picks. and that is wig n.ny cx
pocts to Die with IS Boots on-or
~ -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Kichmoni Rotary club. Rich
mond Hotel. ].
CITY liau, 7:I5.
Board OF Aldermen. City Hail. $.
Firemnan'H Mutual Aid .Associa-
ton. City Hall, s.
Gintor Park citizens Meeting.
i;intcr Park High school Sis.
Strand-dark.
AcadcIhy--3. 1:I5. $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
I,I,n ~, I,otrirL.s I,rtc.

Annual ~. I'atrick's night cclc bIE, :
tions a! g. patricli's Church have
been postponed until Easter Monday
hl the Ladies' Benevolent society OF
the church Tn. celebrations would
conflict with tho Irish Freedom meet
iur TO be held at the Grays ArInory.
THO same admission cards viii he
used.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
motion tor Jndgm,n, pock.,cd.

.iot:oe wa, cychrt,i in tne city
r,.i.cul, court ycsl,runy ~ ,hy sI.t
81 the bro"dMaN %@t!'l" EanE
against &. J.. GjHiau and IL s. Wat
k1nF. ia the sum Of $3.50.
Judgments were rendered. IN 'hr
s,,.t Of The American Natloua! H.uE
against Mrs. FLORENCE y. Bowyen "no
Ms, Ju!ia u " ,l!oTG. toy {5'i. Iud
H.. M, American .,G'.ul.. bau-
against Mrs Florence ]: BpwloH. 'ol
s.uSl2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
rev. .Icnrr,. .r,,,s n, -, r.,r.

Yesterday tho ;0a' week Of II"
i,"ntcn m d-day services, mold under
it" auspices OF the brotherhood "f
':2lcnI"i church daily except sat.
AJoay. from l." 80 O'Clock. oncucd
WIN e tau, 10y RcN I'D NJ. ,I.nr.ys.
I Philadelphia. who viii speak dur
VIZ The remaining a,rvicca DR.. Jnt.
lrryS Ia considered TO he ono OF iha
eating evangelical preachers: os his
aehomination, and 1t il cxpc"ind that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15

Clerk waiter Christian yesterday
issued marriage licenses to Wesley
- Montagu. and IncZ V. BeaZ'cy, y.
a. Harris aud E,mma *. SAMPSON.
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Michael
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testify To the good results obtained
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15

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March -. -
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Association will hold lis .,n,.,,n,
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tend the ea;hcriu.. ia at
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