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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
DAYTON SCHOOL BURNS
At Loss OF $4,000
Only -Four Brick Walls OF Struc-
turc Left Standing After
ISluZc.
Especial TO The Tines-Dispatch. !

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
lIARRISONEURG, Va. Feb -
Damage estimated at 10000 resulted
from ire Of undetermined origin
which Quilted the nigh school build
ing at Dayton. four ,niics south OF
mere. at an carly hour sunday morn
ing. only the four brick walls were
l"ft standing. til" building and con
tents being - total loss. with Tho az
C-pt!on OF several volumes or the
library. which were saved
The flames Yer. discovered about
j o'clock sunday morning. and "A gen
":aI alarm given by the ringing Of
IN" church bells OF the town Efforts
OF TN" Dayton volunteers proved flu
tile 10 check the names. and an
emergency call was sent To Hose
company No here. which was on
ia" scene fifteen minutes attc. re-
cr!yt OF the message.
The building was erected seven
years ago. nnd contained ten rooms
fully equipped for schoo! purposes
I'm examination OF the furnace. af-
ter the Hr" revealed the ianitor's kin.
cling in place ready for starting tho
ir" on MondaS morning. While i,
~ believed by some that tho lire may
nave caught in the joist over the fur
nae" on Saturday evening before the
jhnito! cleaned tho furnace. rumor
was going III. rounds that the nrc
MAS probably Of inccndiary origin.
The loss ~ covered by insurance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08

War The House Naval Committee
will meet in executive session to,
morrow to DISCUSS authorizing thu
immediate construction of two huge
asrplane carriers for the navy. AT the
same time the Senate Naval Commit.
tee viii be hearing the views OF the
Navy General Board on Senator Bor-
ans resolution to suspend naval CON
struction, for six months 70 give ex-
pcrts "A chance to study the lessons OF
the world war
Admiral coontz and Rear Admiral
-. w, Taylor. chief constructor Of
the navy both urged the House com
uittcc today to authorize the air
plane carriers. The latter estimated
that the vessels would cost from sal
100000 to s2s.OO0.O 600 each. depending
on size. and would take thirty months
TO build. ADMIRAL Coontz said tile
ships should be capa bic Of thirty-.wo
to thirty-ivc knots an hour speed
and should house eighty planes. one
should he stationed in each ocea II
he declared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Lester Lane billiard.

Funeral services for Lester Lane
!)iiiard. aged 81, OF Par,low. spot :
morning al II O'Clock In ST. L.ukc's
Hospital. following Il shor, Illness.
VIII take place from Walters Bap-
tist church, in SpotsylNania, AT 3
- clock tomorrow afternoon. Burial
VIII be in .he churchyard
Mr. DiIlard was member OF the
hrm OF w. G.. billiard n Sons. gen
.rai merchants IN Partlow. Ills
rather was a former treasurer Of IN.
county BcSih"S u widow, Mrs Eva
l;ov"lacc D!llard. formerly OF South II
Hoston. he survived by one son.
SCR Ian" !.!hrd, Jr.: also by two
brothers. - Frank billiard. AN eve.
car an! throat specialist OF AIcNau-
va. aud W!llia.. Il. billiard Il stu
dent at the University OF virginia: "A
S'E'tr, Miss Elizabeth Billiard. "a stu
dent ~ Chatham Episc0pal institute.
ana his parents. sir. and Mrs, William
u. Di'lard. OF Spotsylvania County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
RELIEF PARTY DEPARTS
FOR STRICKEN DISTRICT
100 Families Arc Made Destitute In
state of Washington by Ter
rifle Hurricane.
[ ~ Assoc.atcd Press. !


PORT TOWNSEND, WASH. Feb
a relief party with food and cloth
ing for 100 families. mad. destitute
and homeless by Il hurricane that
swept the west slop. OF the Olympia
Peninsula last week. departed today.
Twcn;y-siX houses in one farming
community in Callam County were
blown down. and sixteen Indian
cabins al La Push were demolished.
Many head of cat;!c were Killed.
Hundreds Of elk We're killed by fall
ing timber.
The l.acri Lumber Company es;i-
mated that standing timber worth
S5.ocu,ooO was uproO;cd on its hold
inSs. y large part, however. can be
logged. One report was TO the effect
that one third Of the timber on the
community in Clallam County were
torn down by the wind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
RAISE FARE TO DIME
ON FERNDALE TROLLEY
Corporation Commission Grants Pc.
tition Of Railway Company
10 Save Line.
NO OPPOSITION REGISTERED
Increased Rates Will Apply From
Petersburg Limits to Suburbs,
'-Ccnt Fare Still Obtaining In
side City-AIass-Aic Meetings Held.
Especial to The T,na.-pisyatch.

Especial TO Tho Tinl:,- Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. An
Increase OF . cents each way. asked
by the Virginia Railway and Power
company on the E.rndal. Park line
mere, WAS granted BY the State Cor
porhiion Commission today. making
inc fnsc 10 ccn;s one way on this
Inc. The new rate is expected to
b" placed into effect by the company
within the next ten days, having al
ready fled its tariff.
non the incrcnSc was asked by
ne fraction company several weeks
ago III was stalled by officials OF the
company that the lease On'thc line
way expires GA June |. ANA IL the in
crease WA. not granted. III. franchise
would not bc renewed, but the lin.
discontinued rather than operate it
q, loss
Meetings were held By residents of
Matoaca. kcniiworth. Ferndalc Park
hnh either places affected bE the in
crease and conmittccS appointed to
ihE"stiShtc tHc matter. but no def
lnitc action MAS taken and the mat
Ter was favored b. the state Cor
poration Commission without oppo-
slticn. compromise in the way cf
labor tickets for certain hours of the
day was proposed. but nothing Was
done regarding IL.
The additional fI>- on tn" lin. vii.
be charged from the city limits 20
TIC suburbs. the present scent FAR.
remaining in force within tho city
Limits.
Secretary Martin. OF tho local Cham
b"r % Commerce. who was AT thu.
hearing before the commission. said
that rather than nave the lin" DIS
sition would be- registered against
tho Increase
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
HAD BAD COUGH AND
PAIN IN her LUNG .
All well now, gaining weight
and strength; does own
homework,

Last September l took heavy
cold. kept G"ttinE worse until
tubes and all through my lungs. |
had bad cough. could not sleep
at night. and was so sore through
my lungs TINT could hardly stand
and took their medicine. but did not
Hundred times. one doctor told me
had Il deep cold in the walls OF
chial trouble. He kept changing my
medicine and burned me all over with
electricity.
II read. in the paper about Milks
Emulsion helping other people. so I
thought would try it. While have
only taken four small bottles. my
lungs do not hurt me any more My
pounds; and | am still gaining. /
was able to do the first washing
today that have done since last
September. In fact, am now do
Ing my work with pleasure and feel
health arain."-Mrs. Ida T.. Schilds.
OK Congress ST. Toledo. Ohio.
~: W rs Emulsion is pleasant. nutri-
i've 1000 and corrective medicine.
restores healthy. natural bowel
netio ,n. doing away with all need
81 pilis and physics. 1t promotes ap-
nr,.,ns "i i' unarkiF puts me digestive
IT helps build flesh and strength. and
IS powerful aid in resisting and
r,cpairinE the effects of wasting
TINS is the only solid emulsion
ihhuc. and so paiatablr thar IL is
'",rn Win spoon like ice cream
NO matter how severe your ease
apu are urged To try Mill;s I.mul.
SION under this gunrantcc-Takc six
notties home with you. use il accord
ing to directions and If moi sotistind
WIN the results. your money, viii
DE- promptly refunded. Price. 7sc
III ao per hottie. Til. Milks
Soid by druggists cvcrywhcrc.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA
REMAINS OF STAUHTOE
GIRL BURIED YESTERDAY
Miss Luz! smith Died Saturday Fol
lowing short Hines. known
M '.SIcrpfnE-S ickncss."

STAUNTON, VA, Fob. 7.-t'unrral
services over the remains Of Miss
Lucy smith were held mere this mora
inS from The residence CT ncr pa
rents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Joel y. Smith,
interment was in Thornyrose Gem
.ttrS.
Miss Smith. aged about 10 years,
died saturday at th- Kings Daugh-
tcrS Hospital. following two weeks
illness from acut" iethargic cnccph-
niitis. commonly known as sleeping
sickness"
This is thought by local physicians
to be the first ease OF the disease t.
make its appearance in StalntOn.
although there have been several
cases in which tn" symptoms, man
itcStcd very closely rescmblcd those.
OF III" sleeping disease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Mrs. T.. 4. NOud.

The funeral Of Mrs =. \. wood
aE"a 81, widow OF John II. Wood wha
nicd Friday near iliGhland Spring
,ook place SUNDAY f:c ,hc home OF
hsr daughter. Mrs. John Lindsey
1900 Grove Avenue. Sh. is survived
10y, one brother, John NJ. Walsh. OF
ms city: one sister. Mrs. J.. -. Sm> II.
also OF this city. and The following
children: John a. Wood. of Tarboro,
y. .; Charles l.. Wood. Goochland
county: Mrs. John Lindsey. OF this
cry; j. 6. Wood. Highland Springs.
and Benjamin q. Wood. OF this city.
ihose who served "a pailbcarcrs
were: Honorary-E. y. Jacobs. \. +.
Ereaih. ~. Il. Pollard Major J. r.
MOOD. Jesse Wood George -. priddy.
George V. Oliver and Oscar oliver.
H Ha,. -Iieorgc Epps, Frank u. Epps.
Jack l.. Epps. Ashton <. Epps. w l..
iiiiiiliiiard. c. IL. billiard and w i.
:, Key. Thomas T.. johnson. pastor of
Nrnahlc street Methodist Church as
sisted py Rev: Len Broughton. -. ~.
pastor OF Grove Avenue Baptist
church. conducted the services. In
termcat was in Hollywood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
WORK OR JAIL" EDICT
GOES FOR IDLE SEAMEM
Newport News Mayor NotiRr, Men "a
Accept Present WnSrs or
Go Ibrispn.

NEW PORT NEWS. VA. Feb -
Mayor Ifiden supplemented the re-
cent work or JAIL cdict TO uncm-
ploycd here today with notitica-
ton TO idle seamcn That those rcfus-
inI work at wages paid on laid az
ships at clarcHIon, would be treated!
as Migrants IL they applicd later tor
help. Forty men agreed To 20 to
work. but others asserted they could
not accept the wage scale under
union oatnS. These said they would
not seek aims from the city
The Mayor Informed Tn" scamcu
he was not lighting the union. but
that the city coulG not support them
III IdlcH"S'. Arrangements 20 FUR
flSh charitable institutions with de
scrintions Of men who refuse work
nave been made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
SECOND TERM OF HILL
CITY SCHOOLS BEGIN
Thirteen Girls and two Roy, Ia Grad
untc at ::nd OF First
Session.

ISprcial 70 The'rimcs- DIspatch.l
second term OF the public schools Of
i.ynchburS began Monday. with AN
increased enrolment, tho enrolment
at III" his5 school being SoS. the
building having originally h"sn de-
signed TO accommodate $50 pupils.
Graduates for he February term
include thirteen girls and two boys,
~ follows:
Misses Ina Babcock. ilortcnsc Ben
ton. Doris Ferreil. jamie ellis. Myrtle
Harvey, Virginia Hunter. Dorothy
Jordan. Mary Virginia Lavender. Mar
garet Lawrence. Sallic Mason. Maym"
Pugh. Susie Wood. Ida Younger. and
Reginald Carrie" AID Duvall Lee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
TEXAS DISTURBANCE is
CENTRAL OVER LOUISIANA
outlook for states East of the Missis-
>ippi IL for Cloudy. Tn
settled Weather
[ BY Ass0ciatcd Press. I

WASHlNGTON. f'cb. The Texas
disturbance which caused consider
able rain and unsettled weather in
the Southwest daring the last few
days was central ever Louisiana to-
night. according 10 an announcement
of the Weather Bureau
The outlook for states east Of the
Mississippi River is for cloudy, UNI
settled weather tomorrow. Said the
announcement, with rain intiicat ed
for Wednesday in the South Atlantic
states. with the exception OF the Flor
ida peninsula.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
GEORGIA CONGRESSMAN
SPEAKS IN DAMVlllE
". ID. upshnw Addresses Police md
other B1dics ON Liquor Question
and LAW enforcement.

Especial To The Times Dispatch
DANNII.LE:. VA. Feb. Con
grcssman w. -. Upshaw. of Georgia.
spent the day in Danvillc. address
ing the local body OF policemen sun
day morning and also At churches
during the morning and evening on
the liquor question and. particularly,
law enforcement.
He spoke cncouraging,y Of the re-
suits expected to bc obtained through
the organization of acknowledgements
leagues In various parts Of the South.
th"s" associations being designed to
bring public sentiment behind the law
enforcement officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Approve ,rchmond Printers, stand.

N)ANNiLLE, VA, Feb. 1.--rhc Dan
VILE T:DoGrariiivui Union held Il
meeting here on Sunday afternoon
aud took action Ola tho proposal to
nave ronvicts print commercial work
FOR the Common wealth. The local or
:anization adopted 81 series of rcSo-
!n;ionS dcprccatinr thr Governors
stand. ANA tn" tenor Of a letter from
tn" Richmond union opposing the idea
was concurrcd in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
TURNPIKE BODY QUITS
AFTER HALF A CENTURY
Transfer Holdings to Rockingham
ltOnrd 90 supervisors and
Kcuti.c 81 :litD,
Especial to The Zinc -D!spa,ci.I

IAURiSoNBURG VA. Feb. -
After being in business for half Il
century, III" Stockholders of the
Rawi"y Springs Turnpike met with
the Rockingham County Board OF
supervisors saturday and formally
q dissolved the company after realizing
$1,000 on the transfer This highway
* approximately twelve miles in
length and extends from Harrison
burg westward TO point near the
West Virginia line. 1t is Il road
largely travelled by persons in West
Valley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
AtrpInnc Crashes Into Sea.

DAfTONA, FLA. Feb. IL. G.
Mcrrell crashed his airplane into the
ocean today in trying to save j.
Eigcar, of Daytona. who had been
caught in an undertow at the beach
here. Life guards fnailys rescued both
men who chung to the machine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Fooled Highway Robbers.

ETT EtN 30 TEG, W.. Fen. I'd s.
Trisdalc. white. Il grocer OF Halifay
and Jones Streets, narrowly ESCAPED
being shot Saturday night by Two
negro h!ghwaymen when he resisted
their efforts 10 rob him in a dark
spot on Jones street. AS he handed
over SEQ to one OF tho negroes. he
grabbed for the gun, tho negro firing
once, but the ball went into tho
ground. The highwaymcn escaped
them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
COL %. I { S
"Pape's Cold Compound" is
Quickest Relief Known

Don't stay stufred-up: Quit blow
ing and snuiilng! \ dose OF "Pnpe's
Cold Compound taken every two
hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks any cold right up
The very first dose opens cluEc cd
nostrils and the air passages of the
hcau' stops nose running. relieves the
headache. dullncss. fcvcrishncss.
Papc's Cold Compound" costs only
lew cents ut drug stores IL acts
without assistance, tastes nice. con-
'aihs no uuininc. Insist upon pape's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Disabled steamer Puts to Port.

ST. PIERRE. MIQUELON. Feb T.
The United states Shipping Board
steamer Rasaan stranded in the har-
Dor here during Il northeast gale to-
day and probably will be- Il total loss.
Her crew is safe. The BaSaan was
on her way from st. Johns. y. T.. for
Norfolk in tow. She was leaking
badly when she put in here January
&c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
ALLEGED EMBEZzLER is
HELD IN NEWPORT NEWS
l.. \. Uuic, Charged with tbscOnd-
Ing with S51 $40 From Dallas, In
CIutch~A OF Ulcers.
~ NSSOC'atcd Tres

NEWPORT NEWS VA, r'cb -
l.. y. HUE today was definitely ord
cred held FOR the Daiias, Ten. au-
incnL OF s5l 500 from former part
Hcr There. after = heated legal battle
OF several days. LURES attorney :
Succ" eded in freeing him on ha bcas
CorDu" proceedings only TO have him
r"arrcEtcd and this time held as he
WAS leaving the Jail
Ndric"S received here from Dallas
are 20 the effect that Euie and his
partner We're large dealers ana opcr-
atOrE In cotton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Form sunlns-scnuni Iind,.

I.SNcIiHURG VA. Fob THE
i.ynchhurg sunday school Associ:.
ZION has been rcorganizcd. with n.
W. Fields a. presidents: Cornelius
Gilbert. vice president. and Herbert
T.. Milcy. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Work
Will Immediately bc done to form
an executive committee and depart :
mental heads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Prominent woman KiIlcd Instantly.

ROCKY MOUNT. =. c.. Feb. T.
Mrs. 4. T.. Crews. widow of a former
prominent tobacconist OF this city.
today was so badly injured when
struck by switch engine nj a cross
Ing in the business section Of Rocky
Mount. that she died twenty minui &
later at a local hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
GROUNDED SCHOONER Is
TOWED INTO NORFOLK
"Dornthy J.. Brlnkman Bcnchcd ns
Result of Collision, IL Fi0atcd
and REPAIRS IrEun.
tBv Associated prcse. j

y. -NSS'ItI -tI'H Tues.
NEW PORT NEWS. VA. Feb. g
Tac schooner Dorothy /. Brinkman
hcechcd off I,ambcrts Point more
than a week ago as the result of Il
collision. has been floatcd and taken
TO Norfolk for repairs.
Tn. Itrinkman struck a submerged
wreck off Thimh.. Light and started
leaking 81 badly that her master
hcac!Ird her 10 keep her from foun-
dering. \ survey is being made to-
day. and repairs will he started as
soon a. possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
BATTlESHlP MARYLAND
WILL GO IN DRY DOCK
VIII he Painted While workmcn
Continue Construction Work
ON ifcr.
tBy Associated Press.


NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Feb -
The battlcship Maryland. building
here, left this morning for the Nor
iplk Navy Yard TO be dry -dockcd and
painted below the watcriinc.
She VIII he at the navy yard sew
cral weeks. il is understood The
shipEard will continue work on her
all the time shc Is away. having
made ARRANGEMENTS to send workmcn
over every day by tug and barge.
The Maryland was launched here
last year. hut viii not he completed
for some months vet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
"Iiarmoniou. Co-0pcrntion :,

heiore ne received Mr.. Daniels let
'tf' secretary Baker. replying To
questions as to his views on Brir,
"ie'-Generai Mitchcll's. recent state
"en's before congressional comm;;
ices. said that amy discussion between
the army and navy regarding IN. SIN
p"iiance of aircraft would be n,;;ri,
ed by harmonious cooperation" n.
'"hs as h" remained Secretary of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
A Good Thing to Knox

Foley Cnthartic Tablets are Il gem
timely Wholesome physician ideal
laxative. They keep the system 1T
and fine. pnrged OF poisons and ready
10 resist disease. Miss i. Hunter
1850 Stcdman ST.. y. s. pittsburg
Pa. writes: 81 cannot praise Foley
Cathartic Tablets too highly for what.
they have done for mc.'--AdN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08

more modern battleShips OF tn. form
or NaiScr's navy. mounting twelve
'nch guns. The vessel is fitted with
u very thorough system of bulkhcads
and water-tight compartments and
"hou'd. in the opinion of naval OH
c*rS. provide Il very good demonstro
ion Oh what damage might be OK
hected from aerial bombs exploiting
ON "a modern major ship of war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Escaped Convict Captured.

HOUSTON. TEN, Feb. 7.-R. a.
Lane, under arrest here on charge
of robbery. told officers today he was
an escaped prisoner from the Georgia
state prison. where he was serving n
sentence for Il murder committed
thirteen years ago in La Grange, Ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Clear of Diphthcrin.

T'I.IF.ItSBUKG, va. Feb I-Ac
cord!ng 10 DR.. r. ~ Martin civ
health officer. FOR the first time since
last August. there is not Il single case
Of diphthcria in Petersburg. There
ar" no cases of smallpox or typhoid
fever in Petersburg. although there
have recently been two cases of thc
former disease here. The last case or
smallpox was released from quaran-
tine today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
70 Form national Guard Unit.

DANV1ILE, va, Feb. IA Ma
Chatham on Wednesday, night, au-
ihority to recruit n body OF men hpv-
ing been granted Captain II. l.. Pur-
don, of the United States Army and
roinmandant OF Chatham Training
School, by the government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
DISABLED SCHOONER Is
TAKEN OFF CAPE LOOKOUT
"GcorEr u. TruItt" WAS Itcscucd d,
Tug After Going Ashore
Suntlny.
IBy Associated Press. !


NORFOI.k. VA. Feb. THE Amer
lean schooner George W. Tru!tt. Jr..
which was reported ashore on cape
Lookout. Was pulled OF 10y the wreck =
ing tug Kcscnc this morning. The
crew was taken or yesterday morn
ing.
The George W Truitt. Jr. was
bound from Jack sonviilc for Bait
more with a cargo OF lumber. ind
went ashore nj cape Lookout Satjir-
day might. The condition OF the YES
eel has not bocn rcpOrt"d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Drn,,Ilc Merchant Is bankrupt.

DANNILLE. w. Feb. ~ pcti-
lion i'm voluntary bankruptcy was
n,ed today in the Federal court by
W. NJ Hcnetield as an individual in
the firm OF Benciicld & Murray. auto
accessory dealers. The assets are
listed AK $3.50 and the Liabilities at
SI4.laS.76. Judge Waddill. OF Rich
mond. will adjudicatc the case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
,IIss Ida Winston I,rooks.

Funeral services for Miss Ida VIM
sion Brooks. aged -. who died yes
ierday morning about s o'clock in the
nome OF her brother. X. II. I;rooks.
5000 Decatur Street. will take place
this afternoon in the family buryinE-
ground near Tomahawk church, Chcs-
tcrftcld County. She is survived By
four brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Must Serve s,,,v nav,

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 7.-BiIl
Glenn. manager Of the RichmonJ
House. small East Bank street
hotel. was sentenced to jail for sixty
days IN Poiice Court here today on
the charge Of conducting n gamblin~
game in his hotel. He was reInasnG
under bail for his appearance in ibe
iiuStingS Court " ''ie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Give Supervisor ,yntcb.

LfNCliBURG, VA. Feb. I'll n.
Rruffy, supervisor of the Danville di-
vision. Southern Railway. was pre-
sented WITH handsome thirty-Sccond
degree Masonic watch-fob and II
Shrmcr ring Saturday by employees
who work under him. Mr.. Rrufy has
been with the Southern thirty-fivc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Victim III MURDER uuric,I

DANNil.LE, VA. Feb. The fu-
neral OF Walter Clcvc Cousins. who
was killed saturday night by l.. II.
''mith. his fatherin-law was con-
Huct.h from tho home Of the youths
morning by Rev. J. c. Holland. In
terinent WAS made in lecmont Gene
terry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-08
Charles Andrew TnyIor.

TIC IunefaI OF Charlcs Andrew
Taylor. of the United states Navy.
who was drowned at Fort Arthur.
Ten, Friday morning at l0:3O o'clock.
VIII be conducted in Richmond ar
engagements TO be announced today
AS yet details as to how he lost his
life have not been received in this
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stolen from 4 Wakefield man shortly
after midnight. and the yeggmen arr,
believed to have made OFF In that
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BELFAST. Feb. 7.--One constable
was killed and two others wounded
by the explosion of bomb thro.n
at them while they Wee on dlty at
Warrenpoint. near Dundalk, last
night.