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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

a L. z"--DurIng the year 1920 th.r.
were 10 bank failures In the United states
with Liabilities amounting TO $50 700 900.
p. q. Y''--HsIleY's Y comet was las, Wis.
bs IN the summer Of 1910
IT. y Each NJ the United States
i a commonwealth. hu' Pennsv.vanIa Mas
srchus"t's. virginia ana kentucky are Of
fciR,y designated commemorative
'G. r. OF Tho IS So soldiers who d,sd
"vers"ar IN the word war only 1910 remain
unidentified.
IT. D. T"--or Apr' ls the strength
Of ths navy included 1924 officers and
20 305 men the marine corps. 1907 Of
rc.rs and 81 54s 'a-n, ana a nurse corps OF
467.
&C. g. TT In an address made by Abra-
ham Lincoln in New York CITY on February
al, 1850. he used the phrase: Let us have
faith that right makes might"
&c. T. R."-All the bodies Of spanish
war soldiers who died out Of tn. count ~
were returned.
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CONF s r OR s MONOTYPE
OPERATORS PROOFREADERS
CYLINDER AND JOB PREssME%,
excellent working conditions. with
lite insurance protection. rir
from tho COMPANY after 2 years or
service. WILLIAM MANN co 21
y. hth st.. Philadelphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

CLERKS, over II. for postal mail service.
S1?0 month; exp. unnecessary. For free
ps rticulars OF examinations. write ]
Leonard tformer Civil Service Examiner
0G2 EduitaSlo Bis Washington, d. c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16
EMPLOYMENT AaENoIns

MRS. HARVEY. 1919 Rittenhou,. :, -
Highly recommended cooks chefs pro,..'
tant-Catholic trained waitresses and cbsm.
bermaids, goYernesses, Protestant sna,s.
infant nurses, ladies' maids. iaundres.s,
young. inexperienced Girls. couples, butI.ys
chauffeurs. etc.
MRS. KANE. 511 s. 10th st.-sit, wanf.a
for japanese English. Irish bnfiar,.'
housemon. trained Mattresses. arior msids
chambermaids, governesses; supplies oni,
high-class male and female domestics. C.i,
Spruce 340i. .
WANTED - Infant nurses, childnurs.s,
Swedish cooks. X. maids. f1b: cooks; cIty
white couples. hwk. girls; ref.
wANTED-Firat class English valet; ,,nrs
man preferred: also two we'll -recomn. ia
buffers. 31S s. 20th.
MRS. ROGERS. 313 s. 2OTH, desires posi-.
tions for. frst,class servants in every CO.
pacity; mslo and female
EMPI .OYMENT CLUB. 226 s. Syd.nh.m
G5th and Walnut)-Creat demand Soy
cove errcsses and nurses.
WANTED-Competent white female hsip,
references required, 1919 Bainbr!dss n
MRS. NICHOLS. 238 8. 20th--Wh,t. nriy
help sup. and wanted. Phi. Loc. 2fso
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
VIOLIN German make.> nne tone qusiit,,
will sacrifice: terms strictly cash. Apply
1913 n. goth ST.
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tr Time on Dummy Watches
r. fAe Editor Of ths Evsn'H0 Pnbho Ledger
elr--was the time sis painted 9p dummy
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HELP WANTED-MALE

BASTER .-- Experienced canvas baster on
mems coats. Apply Dreyfous e. Lang,
Broad and Wallace sts., Muford Bldg
seventh moor
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PhiDsdslphla MAJ . 1921,
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BLEACHFR on worsted and woolen yarns
one who thoroughly understands peroxide
0fTice
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or Matilda ) IuH'lu ana son Of late VIII
80. ,27o, r, Of A. Wysndottc Tribe. No
Waters Dye works ave invited We'd. s 80
\. NJ. late re'id"n," 5o35 wade s., solemn
Ass's 10 \. NJ precisely, Int Holy sepuI-
WAESSHE: -n"4 2 ,,, n rg}?c" o. Gg Xoy. .
rriend,S; inv!od - '"Tm"r;I NcrvIc"s. or Tues
Te'yei TWe"'rysi C|mccterv. Mi,sr3 fU',cra w. "'''e'
WALSt -Spaa%"'y s1s,or MAJ Z, tn" res,
y 6Oth St., NELLIE g dauRh;er or late
philip aud Cathorn" Wa'sh I'M Tues, al
HGTH.f G@THA.nBIrs1 Brn% '""GFS a %%xiE ~ WARD asusn
ter o. the late Michael aud Saiiis Ward
HS.tyes sna f,sDd; So ?o nsS Ht!e2d
4 NJ, Jrt ,Crst,Hedr2.I Gem.
May : 4, i" GARoIi&F wARRrNGSToN' ased
So Funeral services q her late residence,
T"S: P NJ 9 r. s2Eo 4>% 'Tk G"% %Fs o, John
S4aS Mem %H"Sg1 &c Tork h' Moh cnnrG9 al
wiYTs MA MA a., 1 E$+'y2 w'. 4;,usss;c
"t Sprnsdcld ID Pa. aged 7s. Funert, tues.
. r. NJ. trunl ih" residence Of 1ohn y
Powers GsSo Paschsl ave. Int. private Nj.
%IIs&S ,.,{ %,Ei&S ,wffExcE2 NE wIf36x '"$} ro'og:
eran OF the q. \, n. and member ot the
LOYAL Legion. Funeral services at Church
Of our saviour. fenkntown, Pa. Tues. :
WINNBERCi Suddenly. on May II. 1921
OLAF /, WI>EBERG. Services on Mon
5aY 'YsnT9g p9,s At oiG N N1..,Iu e. tn" Oliver
mcnt a. Balttmore, Nd on Tue,day..
iIaart and son ct late Anthony and Marv
ZalIer. Funeral n which tn" reverend
~lergv relatives and friends ars invited
tues ~ ChurcA of The Sacred TTeart
Divine office will ho-in proEp,ly at NaO
4 NJ. followed by solemn mass Or requiem
10 4 NJ ir'. New cathedral Gem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
IBy Associated rress.l

PouGlikEErSlE -, V, June n
Attorneys FOR Jnmes A. stllimnn
strere 10 prove today the bankers
'lnim TINT Guy Stlllman Is Height.
mate, but before the cross examinn-
tion Of one OF their principal wit
bessoa had closed II was hrouah, out
for the first time that Mr. Stillman
aud the wife he Is suina for divorce
lived together under the Same roof on
two Sundays within the period con-
Sidsrsd important In establishing the
paternity of Mrs. Stillmans thirty
nc-Inonth- old son.
Her counsel appeared pleased thai;
the proceedings ot the day hal re-.
suited in making possible tho ciimina-
ton uf tho cntirn testimony .f Or.
Hugh l.. Russell. ostcopath OF Duf-
fa'". II was hn vino testified that
Mrs Stii!man told him before the
birth Of Guy that Fred B"auvais. The
part Indian guide employed by Mr..
Stiliman. Was tho ChIid's father"
ON the ground that those state
m"mta wore made by Mrs. Stillmai,
white under treatment nuG were thcrc-
tor" privileged "a hciwccu - ma
t"nt ana doctor, her lawyers aakcG.
that tho entire Testimony Of the os-
to"rath b" stricken out. Referee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
RESTORE PEACE IN AIR
\ SERVICE OF THE ARMY
General Menohcr Withdrnws Req
concentration That General
Mitchell BE Relieved.
IBy United News.)

WASHINGTON, dune i7.-F'caro
has been restored in The army mir
service,
It's chief, Rrigadier- General Charles
4: Msuohor has withdrawn his rec
concentration for the relief of the
assistant chief. Bricadier- Genera,
William Mitchell,
Mitchell. In turn. has promised
that actions OF his which incurred
the wrath Of his superior officer VIII
not he repeated,
The arrangement was made NJ u
conference OF tho two officers aud
Secretary of War wceks.
Weeks Gtatcd that the recommen-
dalton made by Genera. Mcnoher for
The removal OF General Mitchell. in
his opinion. justified tho request
Mitchell Ia credited with haviut; boon
too active"
Tho secretary, however. believing
that In tho interests OF tho air ser
v!co and OF tn" auvcrnuont Itself
such action would be uudcslrabln AMI
unfortunate at this time, has been
able 10 secure "A satisfactory adjust
m"nt OF til" difficulties involved" said
Weeks announcements
Weeks explained that Mcuohcr was
selected ms air chief because of his
GShtinH record, his ,udgmont and
cX"cut'v" ability. Mitchell, he said.
WaA chosen because of his record az
a 'lyr: and h!s hnoy edge Of ayia-
ton. Tho secretary Intends. ho
stated TO utilize IN. "oNc.llcu,
qualities Of both officers. hut "hoIds
General Menohcr responsible for tho
entire conduct OF the air service"
Meantime. new trouble for av.a-
zion threatened in Congress. when
senator EOrah Introduced a rosoiu-
ton providing for tho abolition OF
tho national advisory committee for
aeFoEauiicS Tho avowcd reason
was economy. The real reason Is tho
belief that there IS too much control
Of both army ana navy aviation by
civilians and by nonnycrs The reso-
tuition is not as harmless as Il looks
II may develop "A struggle between
come Of the practical aviation OIL
GERS ana their Superiors and the
civilians Interested in flying.
The advisory committee was formed
in 1918. 1t consists OF two officers a.,
mo army, two OF the navy. rcprc.
Scnta'iN"S Of the Smithsonian lus,i.
tuition. tho Weather Bureau and tho
hurcau Of Standards and i've civil
ians. II collects ana studies infor
NATION Of aviation, ana is at the SCR
wee Of the departments and Con.
sreS"' one Of the civilian members
is orvilIo Wright, Dayton inventor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
VIRGINIA SPEEDS VOTE
TO SUPPORT G0NPERS
y. d. Clincdinst, az Newport News,
Rushes 60 Denver {" Carry
Lone ballot.

DENVER, COLO, juno iI-Thc
American Federation az I,nbor In con
vcnt!on ,odoy unanimously p'slped
its support 20 the pachlnH- house
workers OF the country In their nght
against further wage reauetione.
Interest IN whether John lewis.
president OF the United Mtas Work-
ers, would oppose presldcn, Samuel
Gomrers for recollection, continued at
high pitch today,
Lewis continued 10 maintain silence.
bu; It was learned n, had ertamlahea
headquarters at n local hotel. whore
representative Of the mioe workers
from all eeot!ons ~ tho country wore
gather'as Practically MI tho cNoo0-
tive hoard memncrs OF tho orraujaa
t!Nr werc reported TO be IN tho city,
Lewis boomers vera active
throushoU; the day cdavass'nw the
various delegations bat owiaE ;o the
strict secrecy being maintained. &;
was 'm00SSihlo to &c; any accurate
estimate as - tho probable vo;!0E
strength tina; had been mustered Gy
thc wiUo workers force,
'Ths; the mlac workers. dc'ova'ion
Is sp)t; on ;Nr cauljdacy ~ LOWS
WAS learned ;oulrha WHOM Frank
Fayr!Iis;ou pv5 sj1,u; ot tho Illinois
ljs:r,e: or mine Workers. announced
he woulr not suapor; the miners
ch!e:, lilo also Declared tina, two
c;ho. delcEa;oS were against Lows
a9G would cast their votes aEa.Uat
hlrl 3: he decided to yum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
MRS. .S7ILLlMAN,S LA VYERS
SCORE IN DIVORCE SUIT
Nurse Testifies Bankers Wife Directed Her to Wire
Fred Beauvais That Little Black Bear Has Ar
rived" When Baby Guy Was Born.

Gleason took the matter under nd
Hsscmcnt md promised Ia give hi.
decision OF June gs whom hearings
IRE resumed here,
MARY olive 9illlsan. tho nurse who
attended Mrs stillman ut tho birth
OF Guy on November I, iOIs. testified
That tho bankers wife directed her
on mat day Ia telegraph Dcauvais q
mcSsag" saying little biacisboar han
arrived. Shc added that Mrs. sim.
man also had asked hcr at tho samo
Time To locate Mr.. S,illman aud ro-
quest him Ia visit her.
The banker. who tho witness said
hhh not gone TO the hospital with hls
wife ON TIA" day befor" Guys birth
subsequently called several times. bu,
:" TAR as the witness cr.,'A rccollcct
hc never was with tho now born Guy
nor DID no ever speak OF tho baby.
II was learned tOnlilht that Mira.
Stillman has told her ATTORNEYS tim.
during the summer o: 1918 whiic sh.
ana her children wcr. near Granto
AhS"' que. whore Bcnuvnis was en-
r!"Ncd ut ;hcir camp. IL was agreed
mat when tho expected infant ar
rived messages would be gent To all
't ia" children ana to tho guide.
Should the baby be "a girl tho ;,e..are
would say white boar has arrived =
ana II II boy BLACK bear has arrived"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18

taxation. and would have the lax on
bank deposits removed He also
iaNoTs The movement toward m.kin..
hampton Roads the gateway Of the
'h!ted states 20 foreign ports
MIS- Janet :. Durham devoted much
OF hcT time in discussing the various
plahkS OF the League platform. favor
mig prison reform. good roads. better
schools pensions for widows ana
chll'r"n, ana emphasizing tho CON
ffion OF country schools whore terms
OF "niy few months a year arc held
>he thought tho money ---
west virginia in the debt settlement
should be devoted TO the country
schools. The housewives business
should lie recogniar.i." shc said ..by
e'cctinS woman 20 the LEGISLATURE"
~ X. Fuller referred TO HIS record
as n member OF the Finance Commit
tee OF tho House. the Committee on
Schools and Colleges ana his activ-
ny while member o: the C!ty COM
ell. IN urging better schools. provid-
'n; free books fo-sCholars ana advo-
eating Fairgrounds.
Harry g. Glenn favored good roads.
better schools. no increase in taxa
,ion. He referred to his activity in
the movement. when in City Council.
for the John Marshall High school.
and pointed TO his record in tho Leg
isia'urc several years ago He said
he had in mind paper 10 regulate
tho rent question. and fol, certain
II" could stop prohtocring in rents.
7. Cray iladdon ana james r.
Jones. old members Of the House.
spoke along similar lines both favor.
!ng good roads, better schools. less
taxes and better conditions generally
city sergeant John Sati.rhcld
t.tsF s
and pointed Ia his record AS an ef-
Helen; officer. Marshal Iohu -. Saun-
dsrS, an aspi-anu for The place held
by Mr.. Saitcrncld. said has record as
public official would stand the
Cl0scst scrutiny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
EDWIN DENNY LIVES UP TO
ORIGINAL REPORT THAT HE
IS 100 PER CENT Efficient
Secretary Of Navy Moves Wita
Caution, but Firm In Ills
Decisions.
By Rnlph II. Turner,

United News staff Correspondent
WARRINGTON. June Edwin
DENLY is Al nshter.
When the ncwe went abroad that
"u oS-marlue. who had entorc.i the
service "a an culia,cd man, had heeu
named Secretary of the Navy. thu
uniformed tolk down al the Navy De
nartmo", recl>onod they had u hart-
hitting. douhjo-fi*tcd homhro on taeir
hands,
They were riEht---hut with n cor
tain qualifications
The reservation is inserted les, Il
pcom that this cabinet leathcr-nccI>
is the tyre who's apt L" apana "a cuo%
rh"r" Of his time IN water that's
passed tho boiling point. Dcnhy isn't
Chat hind He possesses all tho Do
oiS!v" traits that n determined.
SG"ar" jaw would Indicate, bu. h.
,cmpors them with caution,
Caution Was especially cvidcn, In
tho s"cre;arys character when he
nrs; assumed office. lie stcppeu
lightly, apparently waiting till he
40; his feet sOlidly ON tho ground
hua they had been firmly im3lantnl
on nny,rldinE terra ;irma about III,
Hnr "a" Of HIS leading admtrals be
Ean speaking a long ways from home.
Whc""upon the Secretary oi the Nav,
confirmed the original rcpor, ;ha, he
Was man OF lor pcr cont decision.
Win wal-dcnnoG ideas about tn
'""d"o' az the "avy-ani tho men In
tho navy.
""ncodinr. then that pcuby comes
from ia" uD-aud-ai-'cm school. TWO
very plain inf,rcuvcs may be drawn
IN connection with present American
uara' policy.
First. ;hcrc will hc nothing ire.
Soin;" about that policy Tho Sccr.-
,ary % the Navy is running tho nav.
he's running it IN cons,:.n, conauI. .
;a;ion with his general board OF al .
y's"Ts. Nu; when u decision is reached
rs Ecing through.
Second. the Secretary II the Nay,
IS - Dig navy man This hisnru, :
'"cnt talk. from all appearance.
leSN's Denly in Il temperature
around the Ter" mark
When the nations really star, do
inE something on disarmament. whom
iAeE demonstrate their sincerity. and
supp!nnt words by action. then IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18

mcn'. saying For tho present, l shall
say nothing
|, is understood that ". Morgan.
sales manager. of the auto Ordnance
Corporation. said 10 bee the manufac-
tnrcr OF the Guns, has been inter
viewed by Sir Basil Thompson. OF
Scotland Yards. as to The ,l"Ii where .
by the guns seized III iIobol,cn go,
Into the Possession ot The men who
put them aboard the East side, Nor
gan declared he knew nothing.
The British authorities are takinr;
steps 20 effect closer co-opcra;ion
with the United Statos authorities to
tighten up on the rcbcl sources OF
nrmaricn, IN America. which is said
TO have h"sn the principal base of
supplies.
The Irish office has received copies
of seized Documents. pmrportins 10
have been issued by the Sim reln
Parliament. directing freshmen in the
HritiSh Isles 10 refrain from record
ING Themselves In The British ccnsus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
SALVATORE GALA ADMITS
NUMBERING DANIEL KASER


connection with the kaber murder.
District Attorney Moore was no.
tined as 10 CALAIS statements. and. nc
conipanied by deputies. went To tho
farm. Gala attempted To flee. lie
ran under a barbed wire fence. bu:
on being covered with rovolvcrs sur
rendered.
CALAIS written confession declares
that Emma Colavito. a midwife.
promised him that M would receive
$1,000 II no would Kill kabor. lie de-
clares the midwife attempted 20
poison Kaber before the publish or
was actually Killed, but failed.
ON the night OF the Staying. Gala
declares tho door TO tho kabcr house
was open. and lac walked in, nc
companied hy Victoria riSso!ii.
Heard w"mcn's Voices.
Gala said ne heard womou's vo:cos.
They went straight to Knb-r's room.
and while Gala held tho puhIishc~
Pisselli stabbed him twenty or thirty
times. kah"r struggled and fought
back as best he could. the Italian d.
c,ares.
CALAIS statement declares he mo,
Mrs Kabcr through Emma Colavito,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
Child Hurt In Auto sn,.,

three year-old irma Carou. Of
SUI hens!nston Avenue. was injured
IN an automobile acciGcn, ON Tho
Boulevard yesterday
She was riding with Mrs. NJ p!nas
"f ""i North Robinson street. when
me ear struck the curb almost i'm.
m"diately in front of the soldiers
home. Tho child was thrown asains,
'he Windshield ana Gu, hy BROKEN
Si'Ss She was treated by Il ply.
"'einn and taken to her homo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18

and asscrts No was shown through
the house prior 10 tn. nigh: OF the
killing. so that hc would know All
'he ARRANGEMENTS. ON tn. nigh; Of
the murder he says he was told "myw
is tho time"
Gala was dressed in rough farm
clothes when captured. lie has +,
deep scar ON tho right side of MS
chin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
Girl scouts Lcnvc Tor c,,,rn

lhH second group OF Giri scouts
loft yesterday for the soon, ,,,G,
ccntralia, whore they Will snon, ~
remainder II tho camping pcrlod An
invitation TO Join this party has boon
extended every girl who is clir;t,l.
ana has doctors certificate Infor.
nation with regard To tn. camp NAV
D" obtained from Miss wade ~ tho
h"AdQuart.rS nf Tn lnnnl e.. .rnm,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
Destroyer Dom nnn,,r,1

LOS ANGELES. CAL. June IL
I'm TWO turbines out of commission
ana ficr-compartIncnt Hooded after
COZ lS'"n with a "dud" torpedo during
tactical mancnvcrs. the destroyer
Dent put into the harbor here TODAY
with jagged hole in It's hull
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
FIRST Woman Candidate

Miss Marry gcH Ferkrus announced
tiat sac was the Hrat Virginia woman
20 dsnpuacc herself "a candidate FOR
tho House OF Delegates She was
born ana reared tn Richmond, ana -
ITO the manncr born"
81 inlurso Tho CONVERSATIONS just mudo
Ivy Mr M1yfar,W, sho said But
nay Efforts 4 elected VIII bo iuainly
devoted "a r"lj roads ami taNl-lpn.
am ,Otilly opposed TO iuurra shi
taxation. aud icliovc We eau hnvc
good roads with jho money wni'n we
will i;ct iICI. taxation on tho in
rrNls.t ayScaEuoEt. our roads src 4
DISGRACE 10 lli. state. The Stdtrs all
aroG'. AIS are getting good roaia
and wo VIII get them although w."
have been a long time or ,ae way.
"" did rot aiart until tie. ,thrr
states had q long lead on u. nGt W.
rrms; catch Tp. ana am gatlsard Nc
rnn do 'Hs wit!oui increased iN+-
zion.
Whether elected or not. ! cm 20
ing 90 devote my cucfuirs 70 IN" ce-
iah!!shm'nt ~ drinking places
throughout the city. w should have
fountains aud pumps 1T frequent ir.
terVail along thv streets. IN IN" old
days :h" men used ID get th. IT. water
In Tic saloons. hu' uow nat they
are gone ihcr" !s ma place FOR tho mon
working on The streets. tie podos-
tr!an. tho stranger. 70 re, drink OF
water
Charles W. Crowdcr stated tina, ne
had grown up IN Richmond; YEAS odu-
Gated her" ana took his law course a;
the Richmond College. IIo had al
ways boon iu sympathy with the SUI
.rnc" movement. and d!d 40, feel a
stranger among the mcmbcrs Of the
league. lie opposes any increase In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18


Especial To Tho Times. Dispatch
NEW YORK. June i..-Assisian,
United States Attorney Isaac Gross
t"n.Gh; asserted tina; circumstances
Surrounding discovery OF nearly 5o0
machine gums aboard the steamer
East side q; Hobokeu last TUESDAY
indicated they were intended Cor us.
against = friendly nation and that
therefore their presence was uniaw-
iu..
Mr. Gross. by direction or Attcracy-
Genera! paugherty, today assumed
charge OF the Investigation now being
conducted by three Federal agencies
inio ownership OF the munitions
" board tie steamer. Reports had
reached government agents that The
arms were intended for delivery in
ireland.
Mr.. Cross said careful inycs,i;a
uon would DE made OF all circun-
siance:' connected w!;h the discovers.
ano L '!iH facts warranted. they wonld
lie p"t before The proper tribunal.
BESIDES aGeu;s Of the D.pa r;mnu;
Of Justice, investigation OF the cas-.
TOMS service and shipping Noacg..
owners q: the East side. are WORKING
~. the case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
ST. Paul's Church

Morning Prayer at ii O'Clock with
sermon ny Dr. Bowie.
Evening Prayer at s:l5. with spe-
cioi music by the choir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
Sunday in The Churches
Leigh Street Baptist
Church

corner 25th and Leigh Strcets)
Broad and TwcntE-hfth street cars
pass. The church.
Or J. ] Wicker. the pastor. viii
preach at II y. Nj. and T. NJ
Evening ruhjcct. Degrees in
Heaven and Hcii."
sunday School. $40 =. VI.
Young people incct at T. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18

METHODIST
Broad Street Metho-
dist Church
tBroad and Tenth Streets

tBroad and Tenth Streets
Invites You TO Herr IN" Pastor,
REV. FIRED Il CHENATLT
AT Both Services Sunday.
Subject 1T u a VI. ~ HEART OF
LOVE ~ \ HOME OF TEARS.
Subject At Sis p. NJ: MAKING
GOOD At THE END"
Friends. strangers and students
welcomed most cordially.
COME AID ~! WITH Us
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
CHARGE ENGINEERS
SMUGGLED GUNS

',I''' HU'u Fr"m Flrst FaBc.)
put aboard while ne Was ats.n, from
,"e ship visiting friends
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-12-16

Ii you love good dancing aud a
good time, attend the dance at the
club rooms of the Portland Woolen
Mills Friday evening Dec. 10.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-12-16

5 room strictly modern house aud
furniture on paved street. Sacrifice
owner leaving town. u.-5oI n Jer'
Sey; Col, 1855.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-12-16

sane trip over again because from an ed
ucational standpoin, OF view II Is inval'
liable.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-12-16

Mems s.. 90 Flannel Shirts in Bluecl TX
or Khaki, buy them for Xmas VhIJ