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Arizona republican., 1921-06-29
TO THE PoLIcYHoLDERs OF
TEE DRTTnENTTA

INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA
NOTICE is hereby given that meeting OF
the po.:cyhoiders OF THE PRUDENTIAL
INSURANCE. COMPANY OF AMERICA
will be held at shs Home Office Of said Com
pany in the City Of Newark, New Jersey. on
Monday, the Fifth day Of December, 1921, at
twelve o'clock noon, for the purpose of select
ing four persons to &c voted fer by the policy
holders' Trustee as members of the Board OF
Directors at the annual election OF Directors
Of the Company, to be held on the Ninth day
OF January, 1922.
At such meeting every policyholder of the
corporation who is Of the age of twenty-one
years or upwards and whose policy has been
in force for ut least one year last past shall be
entitled to cast one vote in person or by proxy.
FORREST +. DRYDEN, President
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29
OBITUARIES
Ina Fern Foster

Miss Ina Fern Foster, AZ years old.
died yesterday after a brief illness.
Miss Foster came to the valley nine
years ago and had been a teacher in
the public schools of Phoenix for the
past Weight years. She is survived by
her mother, five brothers and three
sisters. all living in Kentucky, her
home state, and cousin, w. l..
Foster of this city. Funeral services
will be held at the Merryman chapel
at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Burial
will be in Shepherdsville, Ky.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29
Funeral Of Charlie. Cochran

The funeral of Charles j. Cochran.
who committed suicide at his home on
Tenth avenue early Monday morning.
will be held at the Merryman under
taking chapel at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. Burial will be in Greenwood
cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29
Cord OF Thanka

We wish to express our Eratituds
TO our friends and neighbors for the
many favors received during the IN
ness and death OF our dear daughter
Mrs Edna A. Rifchie-
DIR. AND MRS. c. A. ADAMS.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29
WEAIHER FORECAST

Arizona: Generally fair Wednes-
day and Thursday. No important
change in temperature.
New Mexico: Fair west, partly
cloudy east portion Wednesday
probably fair not much change IN
temperature.
West Texas: Wednesday and
Thursday partly cloudy.
Southern California: Far.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29
WATER REPORT

Reservoir. elevation 1856
Reservoir, contents, acre feet 5S5,T13
Loss. "a hours 4,4T9
Elevation. wear ago 22O.63
Contents. wear ago ,294. 401
water used. north side 47,17s
Water used, south side.... 80, l4e
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29
PROMINENT YOUNG
COUPLE IS MARRIED

A romance that had Its beginning
when they attended the local high
school and continued when they were
students at the Iowa State college at
Ames, Iowa, eliminated in the we'd
ding last evening of Miss Florence
Latimer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs F.
W. Latimer, and Oakley Norton, son
of DR.. and Mrs. ]. c. Norton.
The wedding took place at 1880
O'Clock at the ranch home of the
brides parents in Peoria. The house
throughout was decorated in a pleas
ing arrangements of fragrant olean-
ders, the ping and white of the flower
being cleverly brought out against a
background of greenery.
The music that preceded the cere-
mony was a delightful feature. Miss
Marietta Norton sang Beloved 1t Is
Morn in charming manner. Miss
inertia Work acted as her accom-
PIANIST, and following the song Miss
Norton played Memberships we'd
ding march which announced the ap-
proach of the bridal party.
The bride. wso is pretty and attrac-
| tive. was never more lovely than in
her becoming frock of white organdie.
She carried shower bouquet OF lilies
of the valley.
Mrs John ID. Young, who was her
sisters matron of honor and only
attendant, was in pink organdie and
| carried roses
/ Victor Norton acted as his brothers
best man. The service was read by
DR.. Arthur Lee Odell in the presence
OF the relatives and a few close
friends who remained for the infor-
NAL reception that followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton left last night
Tor an automobile trip through ths
north with plans TO remain an indefi-
mite period at the Canyon and al
Flagstaff. On their return they viii
take up their residence near the city
where Mr.. Norton is engaged -ir
ranching.
The wedding last evening was oil
more than ordinary interest owing e
the prominence and popularity of this
young folk. The L.atimers came here
eight years ago from Illinois and dur.
ing that time have made man,
friends here. the bride OF yesterda,
being particularly popular in th'
younger set. The Norton family Il
one OF the oldest and best-known IN
the state and has ben PROMINENT.
identified with civic and welfare
movements. Mrs. Norton for man,
years was president of the Arizon'
Congress of Mothers. while DR.. Nor
ton was head of the Y. NJ c. A.
c. OF c. TO SEND POST CARDS
In line with its policy Of keeping ever
lastingiy at II, the chamber OF com
merce will distribute several Thousand
postcards at the sixth worlds Chris
! tian Endeavor convention at New
York City on June Sill. The post
cards will carry a picture of tn
Roosevelt dam, with a Questionair
10 be filled in by the easterner, VIII
Is interested in Arizona. When tn
cards which are addressed to tn
chamber OF commerce. here. are re
ceived by the secretary, literatur
concerning the subject in which tn
questioner is interested will be sent I
him Immediately.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
S125.OO

Buys a Pullman Truck-Self-s start
er-Good Battery-Rubber. See Mr..
Strick-141 n. LIST St IT
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29
Albert Rovev

Albert Rovey, SO years old, passed
away Tuesday morning at his ranch
on the new Brack Canyon road, six
miles northeast of the city. He had
been i'll for about four weeks, but his
illness was not considered serious
until the last few days. He leaves a
wife and five little children and many
relatives in Illinois.
Mr.. Rovey has lived in the valley
about eight years. He was a faithful
member of the Zion Evangelical Luz
theran church and for the last few
years served the congregation as
trustee.
The body will be shipped east for
interment following services at the
Maus chapel at a date to be an
nounced later.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29

COUPLE wanted to care for home
during summer rent free Phone
1853. II
RIGHT party can have use of very
comfortable well furnished house I'M
til about September 10th for proper
care Of house and grounds. Box 24N.
Republican office. or Phone s4lo. gs
LOST-Smail black and white fe-
male dog. Reward. Phone ss13. 1t
FURNISHED apartment. shade
go F. Pierce. d
FOR SALE-Thoroughb mann
moth jack. black with white points.
Is hands 3 in. high. with extra heavy
bone; six years old: will sell for
about 1-6 of his value or will trade;
what have you? Also good two-year-
old jack cheap. c. r. McMullen. col
n 9TH Ave n
wANTED-one passenger for Los
Angeles for expenses. going Wedne5-
day. Moll, Navajo hotel Phone
1857. II
wANTED-A team of horses OF
mules to work for their feed: best OF
care Phone 1852. di
Spun glass cloth Is peinR made fol
insulation OF storage batteries.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29

More. than one way
to make a home run"
Watch the men who
take today to pitch in
to their summer out
fitting.
At this shop-Qual-
ity hits all the time.
Prices based on to-
d a y s replacement
costs.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29

4 Silver Trowel lodge U. d. F.
~ & A. M.Swill confer first de-
Xxx rec tonight in Masonic hall at
100 p. m. All visitors cor
daily invited
H. II. SHIRLEY, W. NJ
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29

Spun glass cloth is peing made for
insulation OF storage batteries.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-29

COUPLE wanted to care for home
during summer rent free Phone
1859 II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
SENATOR TRINkLE Is
GUEST OF kIWANIANS
Members uf John Marshall High
school hand Also Entertained
Weekly Meeting

Stai" senator =. II" I'-!rr:,c was
CUES: u ID. kiwnnis club at its
meeting "a; M1Ephy's Hotel la.c u rh..
He expressed has pleasure .; uS
able :, grab ,he hands %: a
Hne body II live Wives Tn sr
Marshall HiGh S-hoo! band va So
entertained by -" club. and a. I'd
las t. Secretary Franz tsa;aau.
''asw bop certainly cu.5y-i '-air-
Director I. W TraHorl. NJ "a p,.
paFt;uer, o: Utilities, l"-.verel an
Interesting s;eech on IT, wor!. AZ his
department: and gained inc support
Il the cub FOR anything ne wants"
Tor improved water and gas facilities.
} z Thomgser memory expert"
demonstrated his ability IN calling
,ae names ~ t.hsgt sa.eu'y-Hy. mem
oeTs who had been previously poiut"d
out;
George Hoppe presented a hurnor-
Gus account Of the TIP %: the ciro TO
the capital district conference in
Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
RAILWAY STOCKHOLDERS
TO MEET THIS MORNING
President Harrison, of South.
crn System, Will Present
His Annual Report.

The annual meeting "f the stock :
h"lhcrS OF the Southern Railway
Company will he held III 10 o'cincl;
this morning in the offices II Tie
company on the seventh noor OF The
Times Dispatch building.
Submission OF the annual report.
covering the operations az the COM
inny during 1920. and tho election o..
four directors Will he the principal
business of the meeting. lrcsidcu:
Fairfax Harrison has announce
that the aalnal report VIII inclrdc
the details a.: the settlement which
the Southern recently concluded with
the United States railroad adniuiS-
tration. covering the operation Of it's
properties by tile government during
the period OF Federal control
President Harrison aud other OIL
Gers of the Southern viii bc in Rich
mond for the meeting. There are
about 500 stockholders OF the South
cru in Richmond. and the annual
meetings are always largely attended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
1OM KIPPUR SERVICE
HELD HERE TONIGHT
At"hcmrnt Day, Must sacred Ia Jew
ihh Calendar. Falls Tomorrow.
DIR. CaliSch to sneak

Atonement Day. in Hebrew. Yom
hlppur, the most sacred day in the
Jewish calendar, is tomorrow. IL will
be ririd!E observed III all the syna :
sogues III the city. reform and ortho-
doN alike.
NJ Beth Ahabah services Will he
held tonight at o'clock. ana to-
morrow morning beginning at 10
O'Clock ami continuing throughou;
the day without Interruption until i
L. Nj. Rabbi Caiisch viii speak 1T
both evening and day services. his
subject for this evening being "A
Better World which VIII be a plea
for fruitful results from the confer
encc on disarmament Tomorrow he
VIII speak twice. in the morning on
the topic. The business OF Ecirg Il
Jew" and in the afternoon on 9TH.
lamp OF God He viii he assisted
in the reading OF tho day services by
Mcssrs. s T.. l;inswangcr. y. WoUlncr
Calisch ANA Lewis l.. Strauss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
KNIGHTS OF CUMBERLAND
TO RIDE IN TOURNAMENT
G.. Percy Halves and Harry
Beattic to Confer With
Riders on Friday.

colonel q. Percy Halves and Harry
Bcattic. members Of the virginia
tournament committee. will accom-
PAM Secretary W. i. Cridlin. Of the
Virginia Historical Pageant Associa-
ton. To- the Cumberland County Fair
on Friday. where they will arrange
for the knights of Cumberland to
participate in tho tournament 10 be
given in Richmond during pageant
week. May 222>. 1922.
Secretary CridlinE will deliver an
address at the fair. explaining tho de-
tails OF the Forthcoming pageant.
Cons !dcrablc interest in the spectacle
is being taken by the people of cum
hcrland County, and ;hcy expect t.
have floats in thu parade Ia set forth
the history of their county.
The pageant association has "a
booth 1T the Petersburg Fair. which
is in progress this week. Thousands
al pamphlets with Information about
tn" Nircinia Historical Pageant are
being distributed ut the various
county fairs. and large posters have
been put UP advertising the spec
iaclc and urging NirginiauS To invite
all their relatives 10 come back 20
the great event which will feature
home coming week
This afternoon and tonight Sccrc-
tary Cridl!n Will meet with commit
tees in Newport News and Nori"ln.
iie viii speak tonight before u mass
meeting Of citizens. at which incm-
hers ot the Norfolk Chamber OF Com
mercc. the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs
and other civic bodies Will toe pres
ent.
Last night Secretary Cridlin adj
dressed the members OF the High
land Park civic Association.
Detailed arrangements for the
Vahispa entertainments will be AN
nounccd this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
DENTISTS Or VIRGINIA
ASSEMBLE HERE TODAY
400 Expected to Attend An
nual Convention at the
Jefferson Hotel.
AI>sLrE no WELCOME VISITORS
Pror">cd Merger at Mrlicnt Insti-
tuti"ns nr state VIII lie Discussed
AT business Session ar tue Delegates
Tomorrow Aftcrnuon

The iifty-sccond annual convention
of the Virginia Dental Association
opens this morning 1t the jefferson
Hotel, and it is expected that approx
!matcly i"n viii be in attendance.
Mayor George AinSlic Will deliver the
address OF welcome on behalf III the
city. and the response will he mad.
by pr. John i. Stin. OF Trcdcricks.
burg.
DR.. y. T.. Eudd. OF Richmond. wI
is president Of the association. wi
deliver his annual address at Ia
afternoons session. following viii,
DR.. Thomas II. IIartzwcll. OF Mimi,
apoiiS. Mimi. president Of the n
tional association. will speak ON iAe
Advantages OF Modern Methods i
Diagnosis for the Dentist
Al a business session tomorrow at
tcrn"on. the proposed mercer uf the
Medical College OF Virginia and the
medical department OF the Cnivcrsity
Of Virginia Will be discussed. Or.
Ennion G.. Williams Will deliver an
address in the evening on "D"ntist:y.
ana l'ublic Health in Virginia"
Mrs. Wcs;morcland IStviS. wife OF
the Governor. Will tender Il reception
TO the ladies Of the delegation at
1870 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. \
musical and dance will he held at the
Jefferson Hotel Thursday evening.
MI members OF the association are
entitled to bring guests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
.LUTHERANS WILL ELECT
THEIR OFFICERS TODAY
$50 Delegates Expected to Al
tend Sessions. ID. Wor-
man Delivers Sermon.

Rev. I. II. Woman. OF Shepherds
town. W. Va, delivered the sermon
las, night opening the thrcc-day
conference OF the Evangelical La
theran synod OF Virginia. tho husi-
ness meeting OF which will begin
this morning in the FRS, Evangelical
Lutheran church. 1t is expected
that $50 delegates will attend the
sessions.
n; the morning session today OIL
GERS viii! be elected and reports OF
officers Will bc MADE. Including tho
annual report Of tho executive com
mittcc.
Plans Tor The merger of the three
synods In Virginia. known as the
Virginia. Southwest Virginia and
what was formerly ;hc Tennessee
synod. Viii loo acted upon. Commit
tees representing the three Synods
will hc in attendance and rcpor,
"!ll hc submitted. anon which def
n'ti notion is expected 20 he taken
European Conditions ana Recon-
struciion Work III Europe" Will Lc
the subject oi an address to be de-
l!YcTed hy Dr. Lloyd I.auritz Law
sen, OF New York. in III. First Evan
geI!cal Lutheran Church tonight.
During I'll. sessions pr George
DTach OF Baltimore: Harry O.
Hodges, OF Philadelphia; pr. Charles
!. Smith. president % Roanoke COL
lcGe, Salem, Va. and y u. Chiquoine.
OF Detroit Viii sreaH Ola various sub
jects of tn" l.";ieran church activi-
tics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11

have with equal felicity managed to
become vital part OF che university
life. They are not an isolatnI group.
but have been assimilatcd by the
Anelo-SaN"n college brotherhood.
They are excellent prototypes of
br y. :. Sen. who was also cdu-
Gated in American institutions au3
whose gifted wife is likewise 4 grad
nate Of American womcn'S colleges
II is tho purpose of the majority of
tn" locally trained Chinese boys to
return to their native land to give to
their people the ideals ;nstillcd waiio
s"jOurninE in the land whose fricn l.
ship onCsrc!cS the globe.
The Chinese republic nag "f five
colorS, rcd. yellow, blue, white and
black. drapcd the window OF c. Y.
Hui. chairman Of In. 1927 group. ana
was displayed 20 all in the univer-
sty community. Red represents til"
Central Provinces: yellow Manchuria,
blue Mongolia. white Tsinghoi, and
black Tibet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
REFLECT MRS. CAssELL
DAUGHTERS OF 1872 HEAD
Delegates From Six Virginia
Chapters Attend Annual
Council III Richmond.

\ Mrs. j. T.. T.. casscll WAS unani-
mouSly reelected president OF tho
Virginia Society. National Society.
United States Daughters of 1872. "a:
the session ot the eleventh. annual
council yesterday At the Jefferson
Hotel. other officers chosen were as
follows: Mis-, katherine l.. Evans
second vice president; Mrs u. l.. Fur
cell. fourth vicc-prcsdcnt Mrs. Irwin
w. Moon. custodian: Mrs. Arthur W.
Sinclair, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. j. J. Alley, registrar.
Altcrnatcs elected to the associa-
tion council were: Mrs. u. j. Taylor.
Mrs. G. $. Smithson. Mrs. l.. J. White.
Misses Ncthcrland Mrs. French L..
tansdell. Mrs. lie Roy +. Brown. Mrs.
.. c. Smith. Mrs. Barker. Mrs. G. Z.
Wall. Miss IL. *. owen. Mrs. Jesse
Ncwcomb. Mrs. &. 7. Norman. Mrs.
". y. Land. Nrs. w I. y. Merchant
Miss Mary Ann N"bictt. Mrs II. "a.
Dalton. Mrs. II. j. Nmckola. Mrs. y. -.
Crockett. Miss Ethel Alexander. Mrs.
| Wilbcrt y. Garrison.
The Dorothca raync Madison Chap
ter was hostess. as on nine fornc r
| occasions. and the visitors aud dele
| gates were welcomed by Mrs VIII
| liam j. Judd. Seated on the platform
! were: Mrs. Robert Hall MILES. prcsi-
! don't or the Founders ana Patriots
! Society: Mre. james II. Stansiicld. ma
! t:onal registrar Of the Daughter. OF
! 1872. and Mrs. Samuel w. Goodwin.
ice president OF the Virginia hi
Vision: Mrs. Cahcll Smith. president
Of Virginia Division. United DanGh-
| tcrs of Coufcdcracy. and Or. Kate
! Waller Earrctt. president Of the Nir-
| Ginia department.. American Legion
! Auxiliary.
/ Delegates from the six chapters
/ throughout the state were present To
! hear the comprehensive report of tn"
! State president. covering the ac-
| tivitiCs % the past year.
The feature OF the afternoon ses-
| sion was the luncheon, which was
ecrvcd in tn" icarOom Of the hotel
at which forty guests were present.
1. An interesting addition To the
archives OF the society WAS tho Ren!
| Daughtcrs' Book. which was present
ed by Mrs. John i. Alley, Of bristol.
y matter that Viii cugaG" the at
! tcntiou of the society for the COM
! ing year was tho init rsemcnt az the
| plan OF the national .'ci"ty to cstah-
lish a pcrman.rnt II riQuart.rs In the
proposed Victory ldinS in Wash
! inEtOn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
CHINESE STUDENTS AT u. OF r.
CELEBRATE BIRTH OF REPUBLIC
Absent From Glasses at Westhampon and Give Whole
Day TO Observance of Tenth Anniversary of ORR
entail Country Progressive Step.

Chinese Students OF tho University
q: Richmond yesterday Joined in UNI
os;cntatious celebration OF the tenth
anniversary Of the founding OF the
Chinese Republic. They were absent
from classes ana gave the whole day
To Il rcvcr"nt acknowledgment OF tho
progressive step in China's history
brought ahou; by Tho revolution Of
rr. Vat sun Son IN 1911, the republic
being established ca October 10 Of
that year.
This years group o; Chinese stu.
dents at the local university numbc.
four. and they are among the bright
est OF the universities undcrcraIn
atcs. The have arrived in this coun-
try fuily prepared hy American
manned schools in China To handle
tn. American college Su.ricul,
Last year six youths from, .hc orient
were sitting under American teach
crs a; Wcsthampton.
Not only are IN" Chinese students
that have been educated here been
able 10 master their subjects. but they
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
]. A. KLINE AGAIN HEADS
AUT0MOT|vE TRADE MEN
G.. b. Strotmcycr Elected Vice
President al Election Held
at "Auuayista.'

James y. Kline was reelected pres
idcnt of the Richmond Automotivc
Trade Association At the annual bust
ness meeting held last night at
"Apuavista." T.. T.. Taylo~ was re-
elected secretary. and w. L. Bay
liss. treasurer. while q. L. Strot :
meyer WAS elected vice president,
succeeding j. b. Alsop.
The voting for members OF tho
board or directors was spirited. mem
hers having made nominations Other
than the list submitted by the nomi-
mating committee. Tho final rcsuI,
was the election OF w. \. Lee. a. H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
NORTH SIDE DEMOCRATS
TO ORGANIZE TONIGHT
VIII Form Campaign Clmh in school
huu>r in Highland Pnrk-Nr>.
Durhnm and iInhIOm tnIlS.

= DomOCrntIc campNlrn cIUD VIII
bc organized at the Scho0lhoUs" in
Highland Park tonight At o'clock
Officers w!ll be- chosen and il is prob
able tho club VIII be mad. Il Pc -rnan-
cut institution. The organizers en-
brace T.. H. Courtney. Davis lotion.
!. y. iillman. j.. VI. White and ". G.
Carpenter, who are working under
the supervision OF the city Demo
cratic Committee. \ larg" crowd Is
expected to he in attendance.
sirs j. W. Durham and = ;ray
HaddDn will make short talks, ANA
plans Will be perfected for bringing
out a fall vote on election day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
Today and Tonight
in Richmond
Rotary Club. MurpHy.s Hotel. /

Rotary club. Murphy's Hotel. /
l.. NJ.
Evangelical Lutheran Synod OF
virginia. First Evangelical Lu-
theran Church, 10 y. NJ.
Hoard of Aldermen. S i. NJ.
Virginia State Dental Associa-
tion. l.. NJ.
Richmond Epworth League
Union, Monument NJ. T.. Church,
S.l5 l.. NJ.
State meeting. United DauEh-
tors OF tho Confcdcracy, John
Marshall High School. S:i5 l.. VI.
Richnond Academt of Medicine
and Surgery, auditorium Chamber
of Commerce, $40 T. NJ.
Recreation Leaders Club. y. NJ.
(. y. hail. Medical College. s l.. NJ.
Confederate Memorial Institute.
nr Battle Abbey, boulevard and
k"aSineton Avenue, : y. NJ. TO |
NJ
accelerate Museum. Twelfth
Clay Streets. = ~ NJ 10 !
AMATEUR baseball Commission
mass mectins. 1907 Cast Main
Street, l.. NJ.
For "Thcatcr C.,lcndar.' see ed:-
torial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
NUN CELEBRATES HER
DIAMOND JUBILEE
Hi>h"p -. j. o'C"nnrli fciiri,at~s Sis
ter Frances de Sales ON Si,-
4! Year. ut service.

Sister Mary Frances d" Sales cale-
DRAFTED tho diamond jubilee az her
entrance into Tire order Of the Suns
%: the Visitation At the convent.
Monte Maria Academy. Culrch I'M.
on Sunday The pupils ~ tho acadc-
my received holy communion in tho
morning nvG listened later to an al :
dr"S" or standardization ~ bishop
oConne!l On the devoted worl k
OF ia" juOllnriaE dlIring he.
si~ty gears service in the sis
i"rhood. sister Mar Frances de
Sales though well advanced Ia age
is in Good health and was tho re.
cirient OF the good Wishes Of her
associate nuns ana from many OF the
aiuInnae Of Monte Maria
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
Aldermen Meet Tonight.

inc Board OF Aldermen will NEE,
at o'clock tonight. a long ana i'm i.
porthnt docket will be called. Soy
crnl proposed loans In anticipation OF
authorized bond issues will be acted
upon. The most important of thcpo
Is the resolution authorizing n loan
OF 100000 for savers. in anticipa
ton OF an issue OF bonds In the SIM
OF S3,0Go.o00 for sewers hldcrman
Marx Gunst stated last night that he
would not he present because of "A re :
liEiOMS festival.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
CONVICT , WHITE MEN
ON ROBBERY CHARGE
William Binkc and j W. smith Given
One Year Each IN the stale
I,csiiir. ttnrN.

William Blake and j. w. Smith
young white men, We're each given
one year in the pcn!tcntiary In IIust-
ings Court yesterday, on the charge
o: rpbhinE tn" store of the MarN
Clothing Company OF $500 worth 81
propcrt:. The accused pleaded
guilty.
William Gilman. colorcd. Was given
six months IN jail ana fined 50 :Oi
taking suit OF clothes belongings -
another man. william Morton. COT
ored. was fined $40 and Eivcn or"
nth in jail fer violation If the
--C Edition laws.