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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
PETERSBURG OFFICERS HOLD
MAN ON LIQUOR CHARGE
fspecial to Tho Times Dispa,ch. !


PET ERSECRG. April 27.-Caught. II
Is charged. with one pn, Of corn
whisky on his person SANDY NJ Rae.
of Richmond. !a now held here on
tho charge o. violating the prciIi-
bition laws He was given "a h.ar-
Ing in Police Court this morning and
held f"r grand jury action. furnish
Ing bail FOR his appearance IN the
Mustangs Court.
Under the recent Interpretation Of
the dry laws In this city. persons who
are caught with any quantity OF CON
ira band whisky, no matter how small,
and persons who buy booze a. well a;
those who sell il. are guilty Of "iolat-
in- the prohibition laws. The arrcs,
OF Rae Is To. third TO be made since
tn" drastic ruling was put into ci-
feet. The first TWO persons were con
y!ctcd in the Housings Court and
each sentenced TO thirty days In jail
"ith fines Of $50 each. tn" jail sen
tcnces later being suspended.
Ia" Was arrested on u charge OF
intoEiCation rs h" was boarding AN
intcrurbnn irntcy for Richmond The
whisky was found in his pocket and
Il" charge lodged against aim. He
did not know ni the new ruling hey"
ani when brought In court asked tina;
hc Oc Let IF with small fine FOR be-
Ing drunk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
PASTOR REFUSED TO SEND
HIS CHILDREN TO SCHOOL
Though Charged With Violating
Education Law, "IIoIy Roller"
Is released.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch. !


WINcIiESTER. VA. April 27.-The
case o: the COMMONWEALTH against
Rev. Luth"r Mcfarland. the pcnt..
cosial Uioly Rol!cr) prcGcher. who
"is charged with violating the State
compulsory education law in refusing
10 send his cr!ldrcn to school. has
collapsed in curt. and tho defendant
dk MESSED. "ilolIy Rollers say Il is
Il victory for them.
When Rev. Nj Mcfarland was tried
In Il Magistrates Court recently he
was ordered 10 send his children TO
the village school He said he would
not. giving ~ his .'casrm that the
Lord Gai commanded him TO keen
them "unspo;tcd from tn" world" and
that Ia" feared his children would
become 'contanl!natcG by worlll )
associations.
Th" magistrate held him In con
tempt OF cogr; and. when the magiS-
,rate said Il would be necessary for
Mcfarland TO go 10 jail, III" latter
held out his hands, to be handcuncd.
Friends took up his case n few DAYS
later. having tn" leader of their nock
released on bail
When the case was called at the
prcocnt term OF tho Circuit Court.
Judge Whiting dismissed Mcfarland,
holding that violation OF the stat"
school law carried only "A fine. and
that Mcfarland had not been given
an opportunity to pay fine.
The Pctticoat Gap School. tho one
nearest the Mcfarland home. closed
today. hence no further proceeding
can be brought against the preach or
until next fan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
Spring Is the Time to \
Purify Your Blood

Most people stay indoors and eat
so heavily in winter their systems
get clogged with impuritics-real
poisons-that should have been cast
of.
This is why itching, torturous
outbreaks of the skin are common
N spring. The blood, which nor.
mally disposes of these impurities,
gets so overloaded it cannot work
properly and is trying to get rid of
them by extraordinary means.
You should regard these spring
outbrcaks'as signals to look to YOUR
olood at once, for they are sure
signs something is wrong within.
The poisonous impurities have col
lccted in your circulation until the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
w. & L. UNIVERSITY HAS
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LEXINGTON. VA. April 27.-A
faculty committ"" on appointment
and self-hcip has been formed a;
Washington and Lee University with
q view To aiding students OF the in
Stitution in securing positions after
graduation. ard TO assist employers
IN their efforts TO find satisfactory
collegiate employees.
the committee is composed entirely
Of members Of the faculty, who have
attended the university as under
graduates, and VIII" are therefor.
VOL Informed concerning former
class mates. who are now alumni. as
We'll as the present student bod y
"Ith whom they come in daily con-
tact. Professor William NJ Brown
head Of tn" department OF education
ha" been appointed chairman of this
committee, which il expected to be
Developed into a regular bureau o.
afirOi niTentS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
'. P. |. FULLY EQUIPPED
FOR FIELD RADIO DUTY
and Intercept Press Reports
of baseball Games.


BLAckSDiRt;. VA. April 2T.-Thc
radio section. coast artillery. Il. o.
L. G. unit at the V. i. J.. Is NOW
completely organized. trained and
equipped for garrison and field SER
vice.
Regular instruction in this branch
of warfare has been IN progress since
the beginning OF the year.
On Saturday, April %. Major j. Il.
Haskell. G.. y. c., took the section 10
EIgicstoh Springs where they camp
ed. returning TO the !nstitu;. sunday
NIGHT.
There Was a minor acciden; with
transportation. but the radio opera
tons were most satisfactory. cadet
g. II. rochlman having charge Of the
field station ana Cadet II. =. iiiber;
having charge Of the nom" station.
The field station tuned 10 intercept
press reports and although ia AN
Isolated mountain district. Snow The
results; OF the American and National
League games. and the results Of the
Tech Washington and Lee track meet
as soon aS determined. Y. J.. L. IS one
Of the few colleges in tn" United
states which have a rad!o section as
II part OF their regular L. .. I. =.
organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
DANVILLE SCHOOL EXPENSES
REVEAL DEFICIT FOR SESSION

DANVII.LE. VA, April @I.-At 4
city school board and the council III
nance committee, the finances Of the
Danvillc schools were gone into re-
vcaling deficit Tor ne currcn, scs
added The cost of the high school i'm
prov-mcnt. $1,000. Tho teachers
bonus. which 100 city teachers had
been depending on at The end OF the
current session, has but little chance
n view of the statement of the IL
nance committee that tho city has
borrowed to its limit; and with no
chance Of berg alb" to secure the
ss".00o. which would be needed 70
pay the bonus.
The annual election Of teachers
comes up on Friday night. II is an
derStood that w -. Mooney. former
principal. now In Georgia. will be
placed in nomination against H. NJ.
Wood,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
FORMER Chief OF POLICE
IS CHARGED WITH B|GAMY
w. ID. Henderson Placed in Custody
of DnnviIlc Oiliccrs-Allcgcd
to Have Two Wives.

DANNlII.E. VA. April CIV. u.
Henderson who was for some time
chief of Police al liopewell was ar
rested near Danviiic. Monday night
on warrant charging him with
biSamy. He was brought here from
near lanceyvillc. where he il en-
sHb.d IN road work and after giving
h"nd for $1,000 rcturnabic in III.
iolicc Court on May lOth he left n.
'ltE 10 continue his work Hrndcr-
son came hero more than a year ago
ana h"id responsible position with
"orihcrn construction company.
whIch built - larS- mill here Hn-
Gently the work was co,uplctcJ
Whtr"on Henderson formed negro
inca trirai concern and had been
working out Of Daavillc for several
weeks. rciinQuishiu" this Wort. and
TAXING up road construction work
In the warrant Henderson Z.
charged with marrying here recently
MISS Nellie Custer. when he ALREADY,
mnn lawtnl wife, Mrs. Ester Ben
nett henderson. of gainesville. Ga.
Accordin" TO the police a third wo.
man plays an important part i'm IN.
impending prosecution. She is Eliza
heth BUSH. who. the police assert
gave them Information which led To
itenderson's arrest. and who claims
TO have bern associated with the man
Tor several years.
several days ago she fled formal
complaint against the man. accord :
ING 10 the authorities giving the
name OF the first wifi" and stating
tnat not long after iIendcrson's first
marriage She had lived with him nj
Hop"woll. where she assisted him in
his duties In clerical capacity. also
at l:altimorc. Knoxville. Tenn: Col
u'nbia. s. g; Norfolk. 'au6 finally
panNiilc. The woman is quoted as
SAYING further that she was his con-
slant conn hnion until few months
ago when he fell in love with Nellie
custer whom he married. abandon
Ing Elizabeth Bush at the same time.
and leaving her in destitute circum-
stances.
Danvillc officers with n warran.
went 10 Yanceyville yesterday and
sought ont Sheriff Gum who nc.
companicd them to the road camr
where Henderson was found and ar
rested. Ito volunteered To accompanN
the Danvillc officers into Nirgini;
without the formaii;y OF Il rc1uisi.
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
FRUIT GROWERS PROTEST
FREIGHT RATE ON PRODUCE
ISncclnl to Thc Tlncs.plsna,ch.l

- pfGltl 10 lN ! AllitS- LIS 'tl.l
WINCHESTER. VA. April 27.-Thc
Frederick County Fruit Growers AS
ISOLATION intends TO protest Ia tho
Interstate Commerce Commission. IT
was learned today. against putting
into effect - new freight tariff on
produce and fruit from Virginia,
West Virginia. Maryland. Pennsyl-
vania. New York and New Jersey
points 10 all noinis in the Mississippi
Valley. including Memphis and New
orleans.
The increase proposed. it was said.
amounts To about 80 per cent. Al
though approved the commission has
given until June IS for shippers and
others Interested 10 file protests.
Enormous Quantities OF apples from
the Shenandoah Cumberland District
are shipped through Memphis, ana
growers aHd shippers horc said today
application Of the rate, which is in
addition - 80 per cent rate made
effective not long ago. would rracti-
cally prohibit them from supplying
;hc trade OF tn. Mississippi Valley.
IL was said similar protests were
objected To he filed Ivy growers Of ri,
Kinds OF vegetables and fruits In the
eastern section of the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28

725 Louisiana street. who has wide
acquaintance here. Mrs. Saunder.
tells of the remarkable cure cffcctc,
by Plant Juice in her case, as follows
Il had Il bad attack OF the flu
which left me with very weak
stomach and could not digest thu
liEhtcst kind of food. could moi
sleep at night, was constipated ans
very nervous and restless. hat
headaches, and at times felt as IL
would choke. I was under trca;mcn
for months. but did not receive the
least benefit from anything until
began to take Plant Juice. Ii has
made a different person of me. an
able to eat my meals and enjoy them
! sleep well and cannot say too muC.
in praise of Plant Juice
Plant Juice is sold 1T the Trag.,
Drug Co.'S store in Richmond
For sale in Petersburg by Morrisof
the Drug Man. ana in Chase City bS
the Chase City Drug Co-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
S. A. OSBORNE, 80, DIES
AT HOME IN BRISTOL

BRISTOL. VA. Apr!l e7.-S. y, os-
borne. aged s. years. who has been
iil for about three months, died ~
o'clock yesterday morning At the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. Herman
SparGur on Moore street.
The funeral services will hc held
ct the Spargur home at ESQ o'clocis
tomorrow afternoon and burial Will
pc In East iiii Cemetery. Or. y. NJ.
Watson. pastor of the State Street
Methodist Church ANA Or c. .. Car
son, pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church, Viii oillciatc,
Mr.. Osborne is survived by his
wife and the following children: Mrs.
Spargur, Mrs. James ~ Martin. Mrs.
Il. y. Ovcrman. Mrs. J. w. height ours.
OF Glade Springs, Va, and Mrs. g. T..
Mullins. OF Ashcville. y. c. He is also
survived by one sister. Mrs. NJ. g.
I.cwarnc, OF Richmond. Va. and one
brother, Scott Osborne. OF Prospect.
Va: six grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
ENTITLED TO COMPENSATION
VETERANS FEAR TO SIGN

Especial TO The Times Dispn;chl
WINCH ESTER. VA. Npril II
Many former doughboys living in the
mountains west OF here are entitled
TO compensation by the government,
hut they refuse to sign any papers.
fearing IL would in some way tie
them uprwith the army again. This
information was brought here today
by Miss NJ. X. Stricklcr. county Red
Cross nurse. and Miss Mary Malcolm.
local Red Cross secretary, on their
return from Il weeks trip through
the mountains.
They said large number of form
err soldiers were visited. and were
found to be entitled to allowances and
compensation. and. although every
effort was made to convince them
they were not wanted for military
service. they would not hear to the
idea of attaching their name to any
paper. abiding even to past military
experience.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
M0T0R-B0AT DELAYED
COMING THROUGH CAPES
Special to The Timcs-Dispa,cb1

NORFOLK, VA, April 271Thc mo.
ror cruiser Gar H., Jr. owned by Gar
neld y. Wood. OF Detroit, reached
.orfoIk at l:2O p. NJ. on her run
.onn miami. Fla, to New York She
Has delayed somewhat cnmim~
through the Albemarle ana Chcsa
peakc Canal. but still hasa chuncc
TO beat the time of the Fl6rida Apc-
she ia racing to Now York. and finish
within tho forty-four-b hour schedule.
The motor boat has made thirty
hye knots in the open sea between
Miami and Morehcad City, N. c.,
running near that speed, will arrive
In Now York by morning -
She left Norfolk at 2 p. M, for New
York, going by the outside route.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
WILL PROVIDE CAMP
FOR AUTO TOURISTS
Especial to The Times-D!spatch

~ nv i''i'f-
PETERSBURG. APRIL o7-pctcrs
burg VIII probably have a camp to
provide for automobile tourists who
pass through the city. This matter
has been aGitatrd for some time. and
the hrst steps towards accomplish
ing something were made today when
CITY Manager Brownlow and repre-
scutatives OF the Young business
Mems Club. Retail Merchants AS
Sociatiyn and Chamber OF Commerce
met To discuss plans for cstabli<
ing the camp.
Another meeting of these men has
been called for next Monday night.
when plans Will bc completed.
II is the intention TO install hot
and cod water on the camp site and
place signs on the roads leading in
and out OF Petersburg for several
miles. notifying tourists Of the site.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
FREDERICKSBURG MAN
HEADS BAR ASSOCIATION
Judge a. w. Wallace Elected Prcsi.
dent of State Body ut Nor
folk Conference.
MINOR IS NAMED SECRETARY
Balloting Takes Place During Sus-
pension OF Consideration on Law
Reform and n-Wnnt
Official Court Stcnographcrs.
Especial to The Timcs-pispatchl

lSpcclal To Inc Times l'iSpdtcn.
NORFOLK, VA, April 27.-JudSc y
W.Wa!lacc, OF Frcdericks hurg. wac
elected president OF the Virginia state
Bar Association this afternoon. Other
officers chosen are: Vice presidents
Thomas Il. Keith. Fairfax, for the
Piedmont section: X. =. barton. Win
chester. for the Valley Il. II. Handy
Bristol. for Southwest; Robert W
Arnolds. Wavcrly. for South side. and
j.. 7. Guntcr. Accoinac. for Underwater
John y. Minor. of Richmond. was
re-clccted secretary and treasurer
New members OF tho executive com
mittcc for three yars arc ii. II
Romtl. of Norfolk. and James II
Price, Of Richmond
Election took place during sus,
pension OF consideration OF the la"
reform and legislation committed
report on law practice by corpora
tons. The debate on this matter was
resumed at =. NJ.
Another matter before the assoc!a-
tion !s the resolution presented by
BrockenbrouEh Lamb, OF Richmond
urging the Virginia General Assembly,
to establish systcm providing Of
nc!al stenographcrs for courts OF rec
ord--corporation and circuit courts
throughout The State. 'rhe resolm.
ton is generally approved by dele
gates attending and when Il Is reach
cd on the convention floor it's adoD-
ton is almost certain.
Ex-senator BcvoriGgc. o. Indiana
arrived here tonight, lie Will be the
convention speaker and viii make pr
address at II =. VI tomorrow in thu
convention hall on The influence o'
Chief Justice Marshall on tn" Con
stituilon. The meeting on this oc
casIon will bc open.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
BUSINESS MEN MEET TO
CONSIDER MOTOR LINE
Will Establish Amto Freight and
Passenger Service Through
the Northern Neck.
/ Special to The Times. Dispatch. !

Special to The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Aprn -.
"A mass injecting of the business
men oe Fredericksburg Will h. held
tonight. At which time The proposi-
ton OF the establishment nt a motor
freight and passenger line through
the Northern Neck viii be consider
ed The Plans for the motor truck
line includes the principal towns OF
the Northern Neck. ana will connect
fredericksburg with the Chesapeake
Bay.
Il. q. Harley. former supcrintcu-
dent OF maintenance. l.. :. Marin"
Corps. Quantico. has gone over the
route and interviewed leading bust
ness men Of towns in the Neck. and
states he has the promicS of their
cooperation and support in the pro.
JcCt. The road conditions are now
such as 10 permit ii practical opera
ton OF freight trucks and passenger
buses between Rccdviilc. lrvinEton
ana FREDERICKSBURG passing through
i!ca,hsville, Warsaw. MoniroSc ana
other towns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
$4,000 is COST OF NEW
MILL CREEK RURAL CHURCH

HARRISONRuRG. VA. April 81
churches in this section OF the state
just completed by the Mill Creek con
crcgation OF the Church of Tho
brethren. will be dedicated next sun
day. il is announced.
The building is said to have cos
approximately 100000. and to b'
equipped with IN individual electric
lighting system. sixteen individual
Sunday school rooms: kitchen
equipped with an electric water pres
sure system; hot-air furnaces an'
other modern convcnienccs. Rev
H. G.. Early is elder of the conGrc
cation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28

danger point has been reached.
For this cleansing thousands rely
on S.S.S., remedy made of herbs
which tho Indians discovered cen-
turtles ago would purify the blood.
1t has been serving the white man
now for fifty years in better form
than the Indians had it. rs
Don't delay a day longer, but get
bottle of S.S.S., and start right
now to free your blood of the win.
ter accumulation of impurities.
Your druggist can supply you
with S.S.S., and if you want in
dividual medical advice free, write
about your condition to Chief
Medical Advisor, $50 Swift I.abora-
tory, Atlanta, Georgia. 81,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF
SETTING FIRE TO OWN STORE
Especial TO The Times pispatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. April 27.-Charged
with setting fire TO his own store.
j. j.. Allen. colorrd. proprietor Of Il
grocery store. at Rock and Garter
Streets, was arrested here this after
noon. The warrant for the mans ar
rest was sworn out by Captain Of
Detectives jefferson and Assistant
Fire Chief Miller. following IN in
vcStigation OF the blaze that dam
aged the mans store last week.
Piled under q counter in the store
was found II large pile of paper
matches being scattered about. To-
day when the man could not give a
satisfactory story OF his actions OF
tho night of the fire. he was locked
up on the attcmptcd LrsOn charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
TRACTOR TURNS WITH BOY,
KILLING HIM INSTANTLY

TSn"cal to The Times Dispatch.1
DANNILLE. VA. April 27.-"Biilv'
Thornton 14yearoid son OF Will
liam Thornton. Of this city. was in
Stantly killed near Kcptuck. ycSter-
dav when. while operating Il Ford
son tractor. the machine carecncd
over and crushed tho lad 10 death.
Nobody witnessed tho accident. for
he hoy was alone blowing at tho
time ON the plantation of his grand
father, Jason Collie. y small hoy
wandering near th,. held where
Thornton had been piowlng. saw the
tractor on its side. and approaching IL
saw that il lay on the body Of the
hoy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
NEW YORK MAS0NS WILL
COME TO FREDERICKSBURG

FREDERICKSBURG VA. April %.
Thomas Savage Clay, of New York
City. will conduct Il pilgrimage of
Masons to Frederick sburG. Va leay-
ing New York on Saturday afternoon.
May 90. The members of this party
will visit the scenes of Washington's
early Masonic life, and while i'm Fred
cricksburE they will be entertained
by members OF Masonic Lodge No.
a. i. and 4. NJ. which made Wash
ington a Mason.
They will visit "Wakcfcld," tho
birthplace OF Washington and
other historical points. Return trip
to New York will be made on Tues
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs NIyrtl,. Erny

FREDERICKSBURG VA. Anrii %
Mrs Myrtle Gray. wife OF Edward
Gray. OF Stafford County. died today
at her home on the Chatham" cs-
tate. following u short Illness o;
pneumonia. aged - years. She is
survived by her husband, two sons
her parents. Nr. ana Mrs. James
Towing, of Alexandria, Va. also three
brothers, OF alexandria.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
noy~ ana Girls 10 Tour Farms.

IIAKRISONEURG, w. April IT,
Practically ali OF the IA members Of
the Rockingham County Boys and
Girls Agricultural Clubs and many OF
their parents are expected to make
IA tour of the farms Of the county
saturday on which fine stock ana
poultry is being raised. The tour Will
he under the direction OF County
Agent Charles w. Wamplcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
CHARGED WITH ATTACK
ON 13-YEAR-OLD GIRL

Especial to The Times Dispa,chI
GOLDSBORo. y. G.. April az
Bryant Darden. Il t7-year- negro.
was arrested here today. and by,
Mayor sent on to higher court
charged with attempted attack on
Nora Brewington, age 10
against him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
CAROLINA OFFICERS SEIZE
STILLS AND DESTROY MASH
Lspec!al 10 The rlmas. nisnntchl

ISDtT.aI 20 Inc TlmeS-D iSpatch.I
GOLDSBORO. y. c.. April 27.--Last
nigh: on the banks of the Neuse
River. Sheriff Grant and three depu-
ties ra idcd a siXty-gallon st!ll. which
was destroyed and six barrels of
mash. sheriff and his deputies were
lost In the woods for some time
after the raid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
THE FLU LEFT HER
IN BAD CONDITION
Popular Richmond Lady Re-
lateS That Plant Juice Re-
lieycd Her Troubles.
HAD BAD STOMACH TROUBLE
Claims Only Took the Medi-
cine Three Weeks and Now
Feels Better in
Every Way.
HAD BAD STOMACH TROUBLE

One of the most interesting state
mcnis recently received concerning
that ch-discusscd remedy. Plant
Juice, tho new herbal medicine. is
that Of Mrs. I.ottic Saunders. II popu-
lar Richmond lady. residing at No
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
Try WlnkIer on Mnracr charge.

NORFOLK. Va. Anril 27.-Albcrt
Winklcr, charged with numbering AL
bert y. Jacobs. Rcrklcy paint dealer
by shooting and crushing in his skull
at the laitcr'S store on the morning
If April -. will b" arrairncd in To-
lice Court tomorrow morning for pre-
liminary hearing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
school Entertain. notor,ons

HARRISONBURG, VA, April 81
Members OF the Harrisonburg Rotary
Club wero royalty entertained last
night Mt banquet given by ting stu
dents OF tho home economies depart
mont OF the State Normal School hero.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. April ~.
Mrs. t-tis Corbin, Of Hemp, stat
ford County. died last night at the
Mary Washington Hospital here. OF
a complication az diseases. She was
20 years old and is survived by her
husband, two young children and her
mother. Mrs. Bessie Patton, of Stat
ford.