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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

- Gin S9merenoter.
..Die lekten 5uet 9e5cnnien pa-
rem ia reid an grrl1ngenldatten.
Nber es gibt ooA nod Derrlldyere
9itge> Die n,a1t Dor 5tpal161g Sab
rem nod nibt fannte."
~3um Deiipiel?"
r@ie, gnaoiges 1rdulein."
= Die glMdIibe CHE.
5reuno (5um anoern): rWas tpialt
gu oenn? uniere gbe lit febr gliid>
(id. SD bin ieoesmal 5artlid), lpenn
i9 oel1 Sal,sibluiiel ergattern mid,
uno iie, menll iie mig all5u5ieben bot.
uno % beioe 5aue ree)t Daufig ein'
tre1en, fomrten mir aus oen Bart,
(iGfeitsi5enen eigentliG) gar n'dt
herallSl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

sd bin ser Grfin6er oes nelen lnberal @umoer -eHrtrs, Serr
qoftor. ih u1odte sic lr1 SIR lhte III bitten, 6enn Sic perben bon bent
ielben Iidcr fdon geb0rt boben: x.x...mu:,.
ssawo6l, uo spar BON 4atenter, Die Sr gHgr leid6finadeer~eie
Qeuomnnen babenl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

= &ieb. Mr5t (einen Batienten
unteriudeno, Der i'm pegen zines
(eit)ten unmoblieins mitten in Der
Nad)t bot bolen laifen): n&nL bm,
tonnten sic mid) nidt orei Stunoe11
|friiber bole11 laiien2"
Yatient (ltotterno): nMein @ott,
es lit oo6 nob nidt gu ipat?"
lr5t: uNein. aber oa lag tb
meni9ite11s nod) nidt i'm 8ettl"
- Mo0efne Mnnonce.
8rober Muspertauf pegen Croft.
nung oes @eidaftes.
Durbibaut. 8ettler:
r8itte, fdenfen Sic mir mas =
lid bin imncr II arrner S6luder
gemelen!"
@ausberr:: rSSbrer Maie nod idei-
men Ste aber preentli6 gei9luH III
boben!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

@bef Qun 8rautpoar, bos er 5uannengebradt ba): Nob ems:
SIR srauheam, Sraulein, traet cine 9erlde, uno Sbre 8rant, nnein
&err, bat falfbe 8abne - nebmen Sic oapon &enatnis natgraslnbe
9fcflanotonen fUnnen nit beruddigt heroen!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04
Die 8uben friegen Dor 2o9en Die
8labe,
Die gan5e Mng1t mar fir Die Safe.

-@efinition on. Midel: n@as
lift be11n o0s,, pas Is @taotleut' CIT
ugnten Son" beiben?"
Baoer: v5irt g, Mibel, 60S is,
penn 9 ouetpeil 3 @egenteil tuit
bon 6er1, tpaS 9 germ tun mo9tlt!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

TSrfter (uad6en1 feline God6ter ee6eiratet boHe): anepeil bab i'd
nber Sic @dypmernnthr gibinapft, uno iet h6 ib 1o9or 1ener ene
5ur Srau!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

%grfmoIig einge1iefer-
ter Straf1ing: Sagen sic,
&err Snipeftor, peroen bier ote
@tiefel gum &einigen aud Dor 6ie
Sir geltelt?
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04
Talide 9iagnuie .

Grau 2ebm ann Ser nett
Doft'r perltebt a nir mel @lfr
ion 6e 8aiieriudt balm, iast'r, mo-
er sod mig als 8ier 'trnnf'n bot!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

- Mus Ser @eometrie-
itun6e. Sag mir einmal> Maier,
pie bielerlei @infel gibt esq"
v9reierlei @infell"
Sang redt! un6 tpie beiBen
fie?"
v@edte @infel ipibe @infe1 ut16
1tno 80"
rGun, es fdngt ia oud nit g
onl"
rrr6 S@Iupfminfell"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04
3tuedlus.

3ebpreIler :u8um 9on11er'
metter, mo5u baben Sic oent1 llber'
5aupt Den Notausgang, per1 111all
i'm nidt NAL III Scr = @elonot
bennhen oarf!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04
Geripeftibe.

Stu0ent (oer gum @eburtS'
tage mebrere @el6geibenfe nit Der
8o]t erbalt): v1eufel! @qe 8obe
1lur elm DIAL @ebltrtstag, Damn md.
re ale sic Gorge um's @ran1en
uim. iiberfluiiig!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

@ott balm ielig, Sen Sumuel
Bid. Ct mar ELM geriiiener @die-
ber, elm - no, mie man ni9t
(eid)t einen 5lpeiten fin6etl
So, ia, CT NOR elmer, an Dem man
lid Elm @eiipiel nebmen iollte!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

er ST.:
Ser @alinger ion ia cine fulmt>
mantle @eoe gege1 6ie8ugsperipatun-
gen gebalten baben."
s.: r&unititid! IS mar fat
m6rtli9 0ieielbe, sic feline Grau i6m
t1eulid gebalten bat, als er 81 ipat
gum @iien gefommen NOR"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-03-04

2ies9en lin ser @enagerie):
vDu, Bapa, 10 Elm @lefant NUT
ii9 mobl por 3ugluft iebr in o@t
nebnlen!
8ater: vSa, marum oenn,
mein &il16?"
Sic s9en: nMd, tpern 10 Elm
glefant nit feinen sroben 3abnen
NAL 3abmpeb friegt, muB er ia
gan5 i9redli6 auSiebenF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
REPORT OF BIC THEATER
PROJECT IS CONFIRMED
Broad Street Property, on Which
100000 House Will BE
Built, Leased.

Final confirmation OF the fact that
;h.aicr which will seat approxi-
mntciy 1000 people and will be one
OF the largest and most up-to-dat t.
motion picture houses in the South.
VIII be- built at Seventh and thread
streets, was received yesterday. when
IL was learned that Il lease on the
property III question for II period OF
thirty years. at II consideration al
Sl.501.9D0. had been, signed. Ken T..
Finley. associated with the Pryor
Brothers. OF panviilc. and II. u. Car
yer. of htrl0:;cSviilc. and interests
OF IL" Southern Amusement Company.
compose the company which is inter-
cst"d in the lease. The property
l"aeed IS til" entire frontage on Broad
street west Of the broadway The
alter To Seventh, and Is about 1870 feet
~ 1916. to the alley. The property
viii b. turned over to it's new lcasec
April so, 1872.
Every modern convenience viii be
included il the new thrHtcr. IL is de-
clur"d. AMI while plans have not been
worried out for the structure. IL is re-
ported a building which viii cost
NOR. than 100000 Sill bc erected.
owners OF tho property in uurs-
ton are Emanuel II. Gunst ana Ar
thur l.. str. Va.
II Is planned TO have the LOBBY Of
the ucw ;hcatcr next the broadway
and stores will front along the rest
OF the III pch. with tn" body of the
thva-ar IN the rear. The ;Aratcr VIII
b" built with "a etag" which may be
used for presentation Of vaudeville
or other features.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
TO DISCUSS APPLICATION
OF RELIGION TO INDUSTRY
First az Lecture SERIES Ia lie Held
nt idh North Fourth Street.
IupS,llN

Tn" first meeting in the series %!
lectures and discussion as 10 tho APP
phcat!"n OF tho religions impulse in
social and .udWstrial life hold ~ tho
Joint committees Of the League of
Women Voters ana the Y W. G. y
viii 10" held at loo North Fourth
street neNt Tuesday might at IS o'clo.i5.
several wsncu Interested in social
work, including Mrs Il t. Muniord.
VIII help IN the general discussion.
the preliminary talk each meeting
being given by Miss Lucy Mason.
The industrial! committees of those
two ORGANIZATIONS are planning these
meetings. Mrs Randolph Maynard.
chairman OF the Industrial commii-
toe 81 Tia" y W G y South Atlantic
Held committee; M!sa Katharine
Kicks chairman OF the Richmond !.
w C. y. ndustr!a! fnult'"u. and
Miss Lucy L. Mason. chuirma" %. th.
cou:u'ti"c On women IN Industry fn
ihr i-ea"ue "f Women voters hnv,
-NtcudcG Invitations 70 vie i,.iur s.
10 number OF uvoul.u"nl "pi', us
.tGnnj2aiio1s. Tho Crurso is op,u
70 rny woman interested ia tle topics
under discussion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
WOMEN VOTERS OFFICER
TO SPEAK HERE TONIGHT
Mrs. Richard Edwards. National
Treasurer. VIII address
NirhmOnd nrnnrh.

'Ecvivifying American Drmocracy"
Will he the subject Of an address TO
be delivered here this evening at
SIS o'clock in the auditorium of IN"
street, by Mrs. Richard Edwards. OF
Peru. Ind. treasurer OF the National
League OF Women voters Mrs Ed
wards comes 10 Richmond Ia speak
under the auspices % the Virginia
League OF Women Voters and it's
RichmOnd branch.
Members OF the board Of directors
OF the Virginia League of Women
Voters from all sections OF the stat"
meeting this evening ana for the first
puartCriy meeting rf IN" board to be
hetd tomorrow and saturday at
LEAGUE headquartegs, Too North
Fourth street.
The Richmond league VIII act as
ing this evening. Mrs. =; Y W. Kern.
chairman OF the RICHMOND league.
making the address OF Wal ONE. Mrs
= y Nunford. viCc-chnirmau OF tn.
Virginia league. viii ;ntTpducc the
speaker Miss Adele Clark. state
chairman, vii! preside Mrs FRANK
l.. Iobson Mrs carter W Wormy!c,
Joint committee OF ARRANGEMENT for
the state and city leagues in honor
ing the guest Miss katherine I.oc
IS chairman of ushers for n" meet
ing. the following Young girls S"rv-
ing With h"r. Misses Patti" I'ratt
Margaret Kern. Emma sampson.
Dorothy Meek. Huth Sage Elizabeth
The public is Invited To- hear Mrs
Edwards and to meet her ~ AN in
formal Introductory reception at the
close Of tn" meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE:
PLANS FOR ENSUING YEAR
President Branch Will Map Out
Program for 1921 at Annual
Session Tonight.

John Kerr Branch. president OF tho
Chamber of Commerce. will outline
the aChi-vcmc Of that body in The
business and Industrial growth OF
Richmond during the past year. and
viii map out a comprehensive pro-
gram ot ACTION FOR Tho ensuing
ing tcniGh, a sis o'clocli in The
auditorium OF the jefferson Hotel
Following q loDu-cstHblishs Gus
tom. the chamber viii proba blr re-
elect Mr.. Branch FOR another term ur
one Year Each "f tho plA oiiiccrs
viii submit q report of tho work a.
Comp'ishcd In his particular depart
mont during 1920
Two speakers AFRO ON ,hn program
@rc II is expected that number Of
INFORMED talks Will be made regard
inT the h"ttcrmrnt IL Richmond.
John y Emery, general counsel OF
tn" National Associations " Manu-
iacturors. wish h"adlUartars ir
WASHINGTON Will spel'l on The
ESgnomical Advantage 20 r:mplcy.r
opcn-Shop Relations" Mr., Emery Is
In a way "a Nirg!niau, having re-
Gently purchased a farm in tni: Stp.".
Alfred tlcnmiur. OF N" fire. rc-
N"n'lpN department Of IA" Natfpnai.
Underwriters Association, viii sneak
1t the meeting tonight also ~. viii
steak along the lines .: liz" prcVcu-
t!oH In preparation for Il clnra.a:n
- be conducted later On ia regard
to this matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
REORGANlzE FIELD WORK
AGAINST WHITE PLAGUE
NhrSrs we !n,j;cI To A.
ten" S"rics as Lecture. on
I'ub.ir Etr;Ith

tiyid work VIII bc r.orr,u;,c,I J.,
~ 81. hm"nd TubcrcllosIs Hss"ria-
h !h hccordanc" with "a rrsDl,Irin,.
"Horl"d ~ tn" North Ailan,t.. ,r,;t..,
.l.oSis Conference i'm b.,.i., ,,',.'-
INA every accredited TIA III. an, G,''i,,n,i
i.r nurses give lis puuil, .rri, m
!htlnn and rroctiCli .Tprrr,..,.. r.,
lt9tf HIoS.s that thcv shYII La, e.
", ,.'n"r WIN this malaly in It, carrier
'ta%rS hS they ar" with cr,r,r,,, ,nc,,
..cHI diseases, and that mi ,.,r,r... ca,
.I"i,Ht o! public health mrs. :
,.''!H' nnlh instruction ana nm
gLn, 'N"ii"nc" in the i,!brr.lII r.I
>.LI which shall 10" approved by ,hn
iI.,i,in,' H., .TE.niz"tion Of Public
~ outline which has boon adnrt.n
~" Guy "t Providence. l. / mi
,"'HSL ~ IA" National Dr.,uiL,
>.'n OF fublir II"a!.h NlIrsos ;n1 ,%c
-, I'hhi tuberculosis A.sSnCit;i,n
"f used ~ ,Ic local assuciaii6u
h'Nls The field work is bcir..
.Nrn To- the students of Tho Srnne;
200 ~ Work and Public IIcni,l,
"h"tr inc supervision of Miss Tnr,
".rri''tr iihmnc" executive secretary
" school of Social Work ma
,in, 'tI,'i,n - extending an invita-
i"i 20 an graduate nurses TO nttrnd
me series Of lectures which oTn ~
n,N "t!iN"rcd at the school looS rng,
-! DHh street. on Tuesday n, 4 n,cIrrr,
c"1h week Among the sneakers
~ VII address tho school arc. prs
io'H; H. l.. Taiiaferro. /.
-! E'tl N"!Spn. III. -. carter and PAM
hrnJhiniu. Of the NatIonnI 'rnh',,,''
!pSls Association "'Ni '"-
u" regular meeting Of tho hoard
~ "'T'ct"rs OF the Richmond Tuhrr
rI.3H'H ,NNs"ciai!on viii he pnStponcJ
,,.iiim"., Hu'SHaE. February ~. al 1
board room i'''ih
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

itichmond Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confectionery
Confederate Museum. II.
Memorial Hospital Alumni A.
soriniion. y. W. &. A.. !.
missionary Society or First
English lutheran Church. Home
of Mrs. T.. W. Srhcsmnnn. SU5
south Meadow street. >.
College Club. IiIG Grove Avenue,
Woman's Auxiliary, Richrnond
Light Infnntr! Ifinrs. nrnory, 3.
daughters OF ISi:. Jefferson
iIotcl, In:30.
f.ndic-' Auxiliary. Ancient Or
der of IIibernians. Division No. .,
Cathedral iioy>' school auditorium,
II North laurel street. >:3a.
Friends Meeting, Room .0a. Y.
VI. &. ~. y.
LraEuc of women Voters, Wo-
mans club, S:i5.
Picture entertainment. Grace
Covenant Church House, 1000
Monument Avenue, =.
academy. vaudeville and motion
pictures. 3, 1::iI ana 3:t5.
strand. "Thr Visiting GIRL
$40.
Annual meeting of Chamber or
Commerce. S:tI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
RAINS FURNISH TOBACCO
MEN "STRIPPING SEASON"
Warehouses; In Hichm"nd Expected In
Itc FIu0Gch within
IcM DnNS.

Tho rains %. yesterday brourh,
whHt the Virginia tobacco growers
all str'nn.,is season 'n1i VII
surrounding Richmond 20 strip aud
prepare for market the sun-curcd
and long. dark tobacco thn; has 50
Doubtless. one result Of tn. season
xvii! be 20 flood ihc l"at-tDhaccp ware
houses Of Elchmond with tn. weed
NEXT week.
The recruits this week have been
rather small. the total siIre for
Tuesday and yesterday being only
100000 pounds In IA" receipts for
tn" two frs: days Of IN" week Their.
was = murh larger proportion OF
GOOD tobacco than last week. ana
therefore there was NOR" animaticn
ON tho market and TIA" avcrag. Of
prices paid for the leaf was near 10
SIt vnr 100.
Snan breaks today and fairly large
ones for tomorrow ar" looked for.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
PUBLIC SCHOOL BANKS
SHOW LARGER DEPOSITS
Providence "urk Claims !uD Per cent.
Hakcr Leads toiOrri;
Institutions.

Reports from the public schools
Clearing House Association" SHOWS
IA the new school term with soui
business and with encouraging d.
pps!is. providence Park School claims
Zoe per cent IN uGmbcr OF deposition.
having also he'd that honor dUr!n.
the term Just closed. The banking;
day showed that 5.a52 children had
made deposits in the school .ank,
which added ;,N3i.7i to their saw
iugs tor tic year. Owing to the nnul
examinations the junior high schools
dId not take part in banking aciiv!-
tics. They are expected to show .Nc!l
next wees
The William FOX school led AL IN.
others on The first deposit day. bank
ing the sum of siGS.5S. Baker
.ichoo! led al! the col"rcd schools il.
amount deposited. the total being,
$:i2l. The largest GrnoSitorS were
rupiiS in John Il. cary. G!ntcr Park
and Sprimg:icld Schools.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
RICHMOND CHURCHES TO
HOLD LENTEN SERVICES
Bishop William Cnbrll Brown VIII
he Speaker To-day at st.
paul'S.

Lent beam yesterday with ASH
lines da!, which marks tn" period
~ Scli-ncnia! in Coumem grafton OF
thr!sts forty days OF fasting ~, thu
wilderness. Easter. which itls this
year on March -. terminates tn!s
season.
Union services vii! he conducted a;
/" oc.ock every afternoon from NOW
untll HOLY Wcek, which begins March
~ IN Episcopal churches situated in
various sections of tny city. These
wiii consist OF evening prayer ana
sermon. usually 10y q iOca! ci.rE man.
II not the rector, and Ia" schedule IS.
M Ne NJ M Saints and MonUmen-
i!o!y Trinity; Thursdays. 81. I'auis.
saturdays. ST. Andrews ana Christ
church
IN addition a series Of I.enten mid
I"y services are being Nod daily at
1" i:St o'clock in -. Pauj's Chu.ch
under the auspices OF tn, Richmond
t,er!cUS ana til" brotherhood ut 81.
;,ESndre W: II. Re" W.lliam Cah"ll
ir"wn. ID. H.. bishop OF Virginia. wtll
FURNISHED by male choir
During hoiy Week daily services
churches. Each church Viii havn :,
Ce!vh 'ation of holy communion Thurs
"a! night. and the regular service
'"ou friday morning. Will. that day
.ont SIfNlcr IN memory of Cnrists
thrc" hours ON IN" cross Easier
evening is the time Sc; asia. for ban
,'n' particularly for administering
that sacrament TO children
the principal I.cui.n services "a,
y i"ter Catholic ChUrch, Eighth
G ..'i Gracs Streets. Viii consist OF tn"
sunday morning masses at = @ and
u o'clock. week -dHy MASSES at :
and o'c.oCk and Thursday after
Moons at :,3n O'Clock. on SUNDAY and
Wodn.sday evenings Priests from va.
ricuS virginia cities Of the Richmond
i''"cts" VIII -" invited 10 breach to
m" congregation on Interesting a,il
instructive subjects OF their own :
i"cti"n The clergy attached 10 tn.
.AHfch VIII o'l!ciatc IA the sunday
~" SSeS. ana ~ tho stations Of tha
I,ruSS thursday afternoons and Fri.
,Key. Father Mark Cassidy. Of non-
.H!.uHe coiI"%g. VIII deliver the SER
h'h Tor ~" 'irst sunday night Of
l"ui Considerable attention has been
.'sM ~ IN" organist and choir ~
i''tcrs I'm preparation Of this
car i.en'"n music aud an clabo-at.
l'"t''m VIII bc roudvr. .nch sum
- morning ~ the h.-l muse "a, IL
io'F. ana -" entire uncomfortable
20, We choir 5 likewise promised Tor
%.l evening devotions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
1864 Stills Seized
in G Single Month
Brdme's Men Also Take
2,2S7 Gallons of Liquor
During January.

During January the internal rev.
enuc agents in the Southern district
including. Virginia KeiituCky, Ten
ncsSce and the CarolinHs. under :. II
Bram". seized ana destroyed $46.S35
worth Of property and seized and
sold an al litional t3.7li worth.
According TO Mr.. Brame's rcppr:
twelve automobiles were seized. .O.i
stills and dis;illcrics. 2.9S7 gallons
Of liquor AID 2"6 arrests made OF
this number of arrests. siXty-siA
We're made in Virginia ana eighty
five, the largest number of any state
In Kentucky. The department recon-
mcndcd prosecutions, and the courts
sentenced Offenders for violations Of
the prohibition law to $50 months in
Jail
Several horses and mules and ono
boat WAS seized by revenue officers
during the month. ana 2OT.5i. gal
Ions Of masn destroyed The courts
also imposed fines amounting to
Stliai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
APPEAL MADE FOR GIFTS
TO HOME FOR GIRLS HERE
Donations. W'nntrd for Cotton shower
Ia BE Held on 50. InIcn-
tines Day.

Appeals for contributions to tho
cotton shower To be held for the ben
"iit OF the Female Humane AsSocia-
ton Memorial Home for Girls. on st.
Valentines Day, Monday. February
II, at i0i West Franklin Street
were sent ont yesterday. Donations
of mua!iA thleachcd or unblcachcd).
sheets fol- single beds, towels. pillow
cases and table linen are greatly
needed. and any contributions will
b" thankfully received. Any gifts
that donors are unable to deliver to
The house will he called for if call
is made To Madison 35S
This is the oldest orphan home OF
me south. having been maintained
Tor 10 years, hut. owing 10 the ire
mcndouS increase OF each item OF
food and clothing. IL has been found
necessary to make this appeal, it was
anmOuncCl NeStcrdaN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
REVISION Of SCHEDULE
IS APPROVED BY ROADS
Three Out of Five Companies
Promise to Make Proper
Changes.
COMMITTEES WILL REPORT
Chesapeake and Ohio Will BE
Asked TO Change Time of Its
Early Trains from Richmond ~
Newport News.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
PATRIOTIC SOCIETY MEETS
Daughters Of ISL. Honrd Cunycncx
This Morning at Jrffrr-
Snn IInIHI

Many maiters OF Importance will
come UP for consideration at the
board meeting of the Virginia So
cictN, National Society, United states
'auShtcrs OF lNl2, which VIII con-
vcnc in Room ESQ. jefferson Hotel.
this morning at 1890 o'clock Re-
ports will be heard also from stand
ing committees. and Mrs. W. :. Good
wyn VIII Submit her. report on the
revision Of The constitution ana by
laws.
ont of town members of the board
are: Mrs. J. i. T.. CaSsrli Miss Alice
II. New comb. Mrs. Irwin w. Moon,
Miss Mary Anna Ncblctt. Miss Mar
raret V. Mccabc, Mrs. w 5. Good
wyn. Mrs. w. a. Land. Mrs 4. w.
Sinclair. Mrs. James G. Fisher, Miss
Ada James. Mrs. j O. James Mrs.
Charles lieincmann, Mrs. Wiibcrt 4.
Garrison, Mrs. John j Alley, Mrs.
Charles i. iiagan and Mrs. Charles
e.. Gibson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
G. W. CORY TO ADDRESS
MINISTERIAL UNION HERE
"c'n OF "i clubhouse for Dcwp-uuJ-
"mr> Ia Rirhmond
10 irrnnSe Mission,

,.,,' W Cory. superintendent OF
t lm,"n MiSS.on Wheeling. w Va. viii
,ni, ~ inshimonl today To nrran.c
ihhf@poris indicate thai Mr. corr las
u.h' #fca' w"ra !u his mission ~
,..,lhE' "merc an cstau.ishmcn,
ii"y,n q" 81 d." in" Clubhouse OF the
.n tu.d 81 those who may have
s,.u net t"r DAYS and stand road, to
cum TO Tho lirh, '"oF 10
aHhrCss q; q moctiiic Of ~ MINI IN
-,r,N- Inion Ifnhr-!MrA 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10

=. TII-I " y" pTNgG0m o. ''scrnv-
INK camp !.c" the War Dc,n-, =
mont has delegated Major T. g Jones
h" a. Tho camp Friday and S.,-
li'.'E Tor IN" pUrpps" Of disposinr Of
&" quantity Of, drugs. hospital
no" 80 IN" base hospital Tncrc ar.
IS "S MATED. abo', S2.rOH or e3.G0o
%"r'h Of goods If This charac,ar in
nlt'l. and Major Jonr. has
Zen ms ructcd 10 show the goods To
prospective" purchasers aud disDcs.. ~
, Hem TO tn" best advan txxt,c. IIc viii
hH on haad tomorrow morning Mt IN
",.'rnk and q, > o'clock tomorrow
a' J" O'CLOCK '''''-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
Qualities ~ nrcci,rr.

II II. scott, OF New York city. min
Ing engineer and oil expert. appeared
in United States District Court yes
I orday ard qualified as "a receiver Of
the Empire TransD"rtnti and oil
Corporation. Il si2h0n.Oon concern. Mr..
Scott gave n bond % thO.nnD as re-
t.civor of the propcrty. l. l., Eemiss
tho other receiver appointed. qualified
Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10

Five boys vino w''a arrested here
early Yesterday norulnr w.'H an au-
ionoAilc We're % accj under arrest
and hril in the d"tlut.un home for
Washington authorities on Tic -ruuuG
hat tMcs were iGE!'iycs from justice.
Their nam : arr Harry Hurt,u H..
Cassvn, T. Richardson James Gran
ger and Hunter Andre
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
nniIronh ucu -, ,,

Assistant comptroller Clail. OF ,l,.
knitted states ia .lrnad Admnmstra-
ton spoke at a banquet given las,
hght in the IiOtc! Richmond ~
auditors OF the administration VINO
are located in this city, and have been
for the past nine months auditing
the books OF the th"aspeak. ana
Ohio and the Richmond. Fred,,irls,
burg ana Potomac Railroads III.
purpose OF the banquet was given Ia
promote cooperation between IN,
railroad and government employees
and create a feeling Of good fellow
ship between all concerned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-10
iInrrin.r L.icrnrss Issued

MHrriaS" liccnscs were ycstcrdnv
a." by Clerk walter Christian to
lawson and MILAN T.. II col
,,''n. i u. Smith aud OirIia X
,.'.m'h Paul Hewitt and Rosa y
,,r.tu j NJ l'iahcriy and Rosabcllo
'.iin,er ". -. Hamilton and Lillian
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r,u,,t,,r for N,ur, FUND.

TW'rr VIII D" u VWIT'"IT|W T"T IT0
Naury Monument FUnd IN Holm Mar
shall High School today. BccaUS-
students Of tn" high school wcf, tax
~. examinations during tn, p,riul
when tho collection Was ,a"cu u
other schools the date az collection
was pos uou,d