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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-05-06
HAVE YOU SEEN EDDIE's PONY?

Eddie Witten. son of Mr.. and Mrs
f. T. Witten, is much distressed ov-
er the disappearance of his brown
and white pony, which strayed away
from this town one day this week.
The pony was last seen OH the river
road near James Ed. Pcery's one day
this week and any information lend
ing to its recovery will be greatly
appreciated by young Mr.. Wilton.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-05-06
MIR. AND MRS. ALEX WITT EN-
TERTAINED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Witt, of Cedar
Bluff, were delightfully."- entertained
at dinner on Sunday, the following
guests being present: MIR. and Mrs
r. r. Witt and children. OF Paint
Lick. Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Steele, OF
Steelesburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Boothe, of Cedar Bluff. Miss Kate
Harper, of Baptist Valley. Mr. and
Mrs. Shannon Faulkner and son, oi
Springville.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-05-06
Win An Ingersoll
Everybody gets IL chance to
win the Ingers0ll watch. No OBJ
'igations. See the contest now
running In our window,
ii. w. POBST.
Jeweler & Optician,
TAZEWELL, VA,
HONOR ROLL FOR WEST BAP,
TIST VALLEY SCHOOL.

Seventh gradc-Mnrjoric Harman,
Curtis Allison.
Sixth grndc-Lcna Gillespie,
Fourth grnde-Lottie Hoops, Hat
tic liarman, Nancy Sparks, Jewel
West.
Third gradc-Iiattio Wost, Fred
Hawkins.
Second gradc-Gladys Payne. Ar
leen Hawkins, Bessie Hoops. Pauline
West.
First grado-James Hoops. Doris
Allison.
Teacher, Kate v. Harper.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-05-06
CIVIC LEAGUE FLOWER SALE
MAY Ii.

Tho civic league has determined on
Saturday, May 14th, as the day for
the, plant and shrubbery sale. It is
urged that plants and other forms
of vegetation in tie way of flowers
be ready by ten o'clock Saturday
morning, May 1ith. The sdle will
begin at p. m.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-05-06
WOMAN SLEUTH
TURNS EN- UP
vada Pettyjohn, Formerly Well
Known Here, Instrumental in
Catching Four Boys With
Half Gallon of "Hootch."

Four young men, whose names are
not available as we go to press, were
surprised Tuesday afternoon when q
we'll dressed young woman, to whom
they had offered u drink of "hootch,'
turned out to be detective" and
reported the fact of the presence of
the liquor to Sergeant Thompson, and
had the men arrested. and the whole
of one pint was found and confiscat-
ed in the name of the law. The wom-
an detective was no less person
that Vada Pettyjohn, formerly Vada
Lockhart, whose misfortunes, while
resident of this town, are we'll
known. She is now a resident of
Cedar Bluff. Her "sleuthing'' here
this week was only inhidental, her
presence in the city having been re-
Quired as witness in court.
A report was current on the street
this week that Chap Osborne was in-
strumental in bringing the woman
here, but Osborne was seen by q rep
resentative of this paper, and posi-
lively denied any connection with the
case whatever. This report was no
doubt started by the fact that Os-
borne and Fullen and two women,
Vada iPettyjohn and Nan Boothe,
registered at the local hotel Wednes-
uuy, Cne ZILn ulCO.
Indictments Against tho Four Men.
The four men arrested on the eyi-
dence of Mrs. Pettyjohn-E. B.
Wat Buffalo, were indicted by the
grand jury yesterday, and will be
tried for the offense.
Tho courtroom, grand jury room,
and all other available space in the
court house has been we'll filled ev-
cry day this week by witnesses, spec
tators and lo;lsers. The grand jury,
the personnel of which was given in
the last issue of this paper, has been
making very thorough investigation
of illict liquor sales and moonshining,
as result of which n large number
of indictments have been returned.
Some of those indicted have confess
ed and accepted road sentence and
fine.
These indictments, for various and
sundry offenses, were returned:
Joe Carter. Ct<rles Phillips, Luth-
er Owens. Otto Gullion, A. H. Full
Osborne, Walter Tcsterment, Red
Myers, Will Serber, Joe Micciche,
Dick Micciche. w. c. Phillips, Jasper
Mustard. Bliss Altizer, Clarence
Lowe, II. E. Dickens. Ellis Dickens,
Paris Waddle, Will Lawson, r. E.
Stevenson, Raymond Burke, Arthur
Childress, E. M. Scott, Arch Thomp-
son, w. A. Smith, Turner Sarver, E.
B. Mitchell. Newton Mccoy, Will
Smith, John Hays, Tom Hays, Wat
Buffalo, S. NJ. Dunnigan, Vicie Dun
nigan.
The grand jury is still in session
and other indictments are expected.
Col. C. O'Leary Given $3.50 Damages.
The damage suit of Colonel c..
O'Leary, of Blefield against ]. B.
Hankins, of Graham, for $4,000, on
account of Mr.. O'Leary's injury by
an automobile driven by Mr.. Hank
ins, resulted Wednesday night in a
verdict for the plaintiff for $3.50. The
accident occurred in Bluefield sew
eral months ago, when the Colonel
was run down by car driven by
Hankins and c. E. Young.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-05-06
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.

Mr.. s. B. Burton and his brother
Charles have opened blacksmith
shop in the old stand on the branch,
formerly occupied by C. T. Patton.
Mr.. Burton is an experienced and
expert smith, rs is also his brother.
Prices will be reasonable. That pat
ronage of the public is respectfully
solicited. 5-6-2t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-05-06
SWAT THE FLY AND RATS.

The continued cold weather allows
running start on the fly. Swat ey-
cry one of them however. But the
big rats are with us in force. Ono
brood of 10 chicks was robbed on
Tazewell Avenue on Wednesday of
6 of the chicks. in broad day light.
Poison, shoot. trap-anything and
anyway to get rid of tho pests. Swat,
swat.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-05-06
BILLY SUNDAY INVITATION
COMMITTEE.

The Billy Sunday Invitation Com
mittee of arrangements, is called to
meet next Sunday afternoon, at $3.50
o'clock, in the basement room of the
Methodist church where final arrange
ments will be made for Mr. Sundays
expected visit to Tazewell. The cit
liens Of the town are members of
this committee. Every one interested
is invited and requested to be pres
GEO. L. LAMBERT,
Chairman.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-05-06
REV. r.. A. OWEN TO SPEAK.

Rev. R. a. Owen will speak or
Christian Education Monday night
May 8, at the Cove; Tuesday night nj
Liberty Hill; Monday night, 16, at
White Church, and Tuesday night ut
Pleasant Hill.
On the success of this mighty
movement depends tho future spirit
ual prosperity of our great milton.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-05-06
C. p. HARTMAN RESIGNED.

c. p. Harman has resigned MS Game
Warden Of Tazewcll County, on ac-
count of not having time to give the
place the required attention. Mr.. Il.
W. Bowling has been appointed in
his place.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-05-06
NEW TOWN COUNCIL.

At meeting held at the Court
House, May 2, a new Council was
nominated rs follows:
Mayor, A. st. Clair.
Councilmen: A. C. Buchanan, II.
L; Spratt, b. w. Stras, Jr., G. M.
Mullins, r. P. Copenhaver, j. N.
johnson. T. A. Repass, Recorder.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-05-06
NEW TAXI E-REDUCED
RATES.

Mr.. G. G. Bales has put on u taxi
service, in Tazewell. and guarantees
tower rates for service than the pub
lie is now paying, Call on him, or
phone 15 A, Day or night.
6.O-2t
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-05-06
THIRTEEN SOAP.
PRICE OF DODGE CARS NOT RE
DUCED.

w. L. Painter, of the Painter Mo-
tor Co, Is in receipt Of the follow
ing telegram from Dodge Bros:
"Any statement that Dodge Broth
ers have reduced or intend reducing
prices is absolutely false" A report
has been current her that prices of
Dodge Cars had been reduced. This
impression or rumor,, is corrected by
the above telegram. 1t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-05-06
CARD OF THANKS.

The family Of the late Mrs. M. j.
Davidson thank most sincerely their
friends and neighbors for many kind
nesses shown during illness and Mt
time Of the death OF their mother
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-05-06
FOR SALE.

Aster, Dahlia, Scarlet Sage and
Tomato plants. All strong, healthy
plants Of the finest varieties. ]. C.
ALLISON, North Tazewell, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-05-06

FOR RENT-One boundary of 12O
acres fino blue grass pasture. 8. S.
WYNN, K. +. d., Box Z, North Taze-
well, Va. 6-e-tf.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-05-06
WANTED AUTOMOBILE DEALER

Tazewell County is open for Allen
contract. Write or wire Huntington
Allen Company, Distributors, 906-
9th Avenue, Huntington, w. Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-05-06
10 SOAP. unlucky for Dirtl

10 SOAP, Unlucky for Dirt!
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-05-06

Blank Deeds for sale at this
office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
BUILDING IS PURCHASED
Z.BY NE|CHB0RHOOD HOUSE
Place at Nineteenth and Broad
: Streets Is Bought Outright,
"a management Announces.

The management OF the Council
NetShborhopd House yesterday an
bounced the outright purchase of the
building which it occupies at the cor
ner of Nineteenth and Broad Streets.
This will enable the directors to make
many. permanent improvements dur
ing the fall to care for the rowth
and expansion OF the work of the in
Stitution
An operetta "Florinda.' is in course
OIL production by the children OF the
institution. FIFTY little girls will par
ncipatc Mrs. Julien Meyer and Mrs
SIE Hut2lor. assisted by Miss Ella
Linford, are directing the perform
ance
Following is list OF the officers OF
the institution
= Board OF manaEcrs-AIrs. Pauline
Thalhimcr. chairman: Mrs H. :. Bins
wanEer. treasurer; Mrs. Raphcl Levy.
secretary.
Executive committee-Mrs. Leon
Mailerstein. Mrs. Pauline Thalh!mcr
airs. Dan WhitloCk. Mrs :. {. Mayer.
airs. Raphael Levy. Mrs. l.. Il. stein.
airs. II. ;. Binswangcr. Mrs. Julian
MEers and Mrs. j. Rosenbaum.
Board OF directors-pr. l. y
Salisch, Morton g. Thalhimor H. :
nnswangcr. y. II. Schwar2chiid, IA
phael Levy, Leon WalIers,ein. l. II.
kaufman, Leon Nelso... Mrs. James
Cohen. Mrs. {. LichtenStcin. Mrs. sam
iEsenuhcim. l.. u. Morris T.. Gunst. Ike
Ihaihimer, Arthur Levy. II. j Myers.
charles Straus. H. Wallcrstein l. l.
Marcuse, y. l.. Straus Mrs. l.. V. Syclc,
dorf " :" i''9'"-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
Hy Harry Tucker.

one doesn't have TO lc an Oldest
lnhabitant 10 recall that there used
to be little Gray House. three
stories high. OH the Present Site OF
the First National Bank Building. nor
has il been many years since the
First National Bank. itself, occupied
little Two story quarters. All OF
us remember when Second and Broad
street was graccd with Three
story frame business block" occu-
pied mainly by Toy Dealer. whose
windows attracted AL the Youngsters
from Miles Around.
We might point back a few years
To the block now occupied by Jake
Wells theaters. between Eighth and
Ninth streets.
But what's the use?
Building Inspector John Butler
would not he classcd among the An
cieut and lIonorabics. il ii were stat
cd that most OF the Big Trasforma :
tions in the skyline Of Richmond
have come under his supervision. lie
has ruthlcssly torn down many oil
the Old Landmarks scattered Here
and There. Among them are some
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
ARRIVALS FROM VIRGINIA
AND TIL: TWO CAItOIINtS

h, n,chmGndEh c. Dowm!nY Williams
SSnmmsrs Union Union Level, Va, Hiss Rose
s Naie'fn; 49, y: C.: Mr ana Mrs; }, \. IhSmD,
). C.; G. Iiosicru. Norfolk. Va; 4: =. iiai.
u 9oIn VV"rip:k' Va: Harry \. jhcciy. Nor-
p =; wi Wi,s sSlii, Raleigh; :: C.; H. H..
NN "rtai. MOUNT - e \, ", Dew.li. ,.Ir..
T. H. H"lIinEc,; Chase, Ci,y. Va; Sir. and
AIRS. Z. l.. Kelly; i.itt!cton. y. G.. Dr. j.
Il. German. l-ynchburg. Va. &. X. Hunter
RoNhoro: y; g: ". r. Daniel. Roxboro, s.
G.: j. y. Wool. Norfolk Va: II. Cane.
t?rt'. oxrtora, &c: \. r. wggeln. oxford.
4 hcyinc. Jr.. Richmond: ". $ Mamsni,.
hsnhriLGt. va; Gcors" +. Riddles. Nor
'oiN Va. VI. l.. iiurwrl. jr.. Warr.htnn
y G. James Armstrong. Kcnwick, Va:
benjamin Cursh. Richmond: Pee, Wutltins,
i:ais'Eh. y c.; J. &. Reno. Ralrieh, y. 9. :
r. T.. Hooker. kinston, y. G.; Mr.. ana Mrs
Kenneth Cant. E.use. y. - t. l.. Home.
Norfolk. Va: T. j. Gordon. Winston.
salem, y. C: Il. a. Hughes. Roanoke Va
RucErr's--i. Juckon williamsburg: Va
William Moore. South Carolina Edward
u. pani.l: ,LIynchbHtr: -. IL. toward
l.ynchburg; w. II. CluSScr, Roanoke. Va;
J. II Anvil. KeniaIe. Va. =. Il. ANVIL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
EXPECT F|REMEN's FUND
TO SOON REACH $4,000
Committee Members Hope TO At
tain $1,400 Needed Within
4S Hours

Members of the Merchants and
Firemen's Relief Fund committee ex-
pect the goal OF $4,000 set for the
relief OF the families Of the dead he
rocs. TO be attained either today or
tomorrow. Figures compiled ycstcr-
Day by w. III. Schwarlschild show
that only Sl.i00 is needed TO reach
that mark.
Those who have not get contrib
uted to the fund will be asked To 10
so by members of the committee. il
was said yesterday. \ complete al
phabetical list of the contributors to
Date has been prepared and this list
rs being gone over to ascertain the
large business establishments who
have not contributed. Thcs. will be
asked TO make II donation to the
fund.
Many OF the boxes distributed I'm
the business places of the city have
not been opened. 1t is hoped that
these will add materially to the total
now on hand. Also many OF the
churches have contributions yet 20 be
handed over 10 the committee. With
these and some other additional con-
tributions the committee is hopeful
OF quickly bringing the campaign TO
Il close.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25

we all hated to see go. But modern
times are in our midst. and you NIGH,
wake up some Bright Morning and
find the Old Landmarks at Ninth and
Franklin Streets, trasformed into a
skyscrapcr almost over night Don't
blame John Butler for all this H..
Is merely Keeping Up with the
Times. and placing Richmond on the
Map of Progression.
John has the best of most OF us.
out where he lives in Clay Ward.
they have still many OF the old Re-
minders of the good old By-Gonc
Days, ana when he goes home from
the city Hall. he can rcvel among the
IhihSs of Long ago. and still feel
happy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
IN HOTEL LOBBIES

ikeT iisiP:v vo John Lee l.ynsheuFEi y.
bE raI Va: Randolph Marrison. Lynch.
,;Is;Tc,rson-;Miss Lizzie C: Rennolds Fred
s sriiskkssSrE Va; Mrs J. MARTA ssa
6 and Mrs '" M Tann. S AsnSSss va y
t = IT, WILL v,rsin, 5r LynehburE. Va; H. II.
S'p',; 81 y Il NIP nI ESsa,@s:
en- p4n STiS tvf s Ia; ls w r. A. tS
3. u. Anderson. irecns6oro. e c.: e. T. +.
Webb anu wife. Louisa. Vas: f. ii. Sian:
@ $n Mbi,nsoS wa vi; Il q sMIsliaTy;
S,nu n: b., Va ;,s W H. iiIpps smi!Gnsla:
IS; Appersoa. .Eiackshurg. Va: q. Mcyer.
ii SSSrf v a r. n w shsn Inr
Kelley nshm m%n.op Ta n%ny'ilI Va
m ,ersi,, rs'eJVs aE Va W. M: F%Eh: r..
Va: Watson" cha,Sam %as va carS Mnna
S nmM vie e, waiarc, Va: J, s.. Pills; Rich
Ro" ANDERSON sc R Sitfh%soa sSVm VAC Va.
Rnrl rh,,;op HHi'H I'm Wo Va; Il r. Atkins,
Mrs "a j. r. Purh.sit; nIaskf%rd. va:
Il j II.
roc,nor". Virginia; Ii. W. Bradford, Con.
isrcross; Va: e. NJ: Booth, Chase City.
Va: Miss Hester. Chase City. Va; DR.
! D.. w9odron. Louisville. Va. W. i.
Sadi"r and wife. Thrccspuarc". Va: q. X
C GrGary; re"nyhurFT Pal; u. NJ; Word,
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Mosnhlc. Walkers VA.
Nj; iicpb9rn;;, CITY: +: u. Gregory. Dan.
Vile; j. :. Peters. city: \. v. S,crgcon
suffolk. Va. }. Il: Anderson, city: y ~
n,:tlin. city: l.. II Atkins. city: J. X.
Kerr. Clinton. y. g; NJ. A. Thomas. BOY
I, -Ir
). ~ .ronsend. Dunn. y C., J. o Eiier.
Raleigh. y. G.: q. X. NcNcciY. Norfolk
Va: Dr. =. e. Spinka!, IIarrIso lburg
Va Geo. r. Row. Atavis:a. Va: San
NaE0ta S1artanbnrs. :. C.. &. u Rem.
ton and wife. Monroe, y. G. ". l.. Den
mis- Grundy. Va; g, Il. Coleman. V!r-
vinia: j. ~. Bsdcr. Virginia: J. L. Ran.
Kin: Eirgin!n: J. + iiollaaay, vlrEin,n:
Mrs. G. Splnkcd, Virginia: Halle iIughu
iNack.hurg; Va. y W. Taylor. V!rgin!a:
y; g Lewis, Jr.. North CAROLYN; L. -.
watson. Virginia: =. j. Peters. Richmond
Va: a. r. Sturgeon. virginia; J. n An
m"na. Va: J. *. woo;cr and wife Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

r. a. c. track team. Harris
Flippcn's store. Z. NJ.
Tennis. Country Club versus
yale. Country club. ) =. NJ.
Erangelistic services. all
churches. 8 u. NJ.
Good Friday service, Sacred
Hcnrt Cathedral. =. NJ
l.. M.
Strand: Dark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REVIVAL DRIVE PROGRESSES
Daily and Nightly Attendance at All Services Has
Passed $4,000 Neutrality-suspicious. and Restora-
tons of Faith Appear in Startling Numbers.

rendered at All saints church by "a a
large vested choir, which will be as
i oist eE New Er@ Yark ksr 3snpr So; TS
chorus choir viii sing Theodore Du-
BoiS The Seven Last Words"
other Churches Hold Services.
Il. Il. Courtney spoke last night at
he Trinity Methodist Church DIR.
", W. Weeks spoke at the Grace
street Baptist Church. Another large
audience heard Or Douglas Freeman
at the Second Baptist Church. Rev.
NAL Avenue Methodist Church. Nor
folk. is conducting the services ut
Grace Methodist Church
Broad street Methodist maintained
IT'S record of large congregations.
the toDic. "Right-About race"
scores were in the chorus choir.
which was led by Howard II. Bryant.
and the singing was Z feature Of .hc
Meetings in the Industrial plants
which have been in progress all This
week will end with midday services
:GdHv =. Jones. *upnrinten,ient
.'l,r,ch sunday school. vas yester-
days speaker 1T the -. ii. Lea Box
Company. Jesse Wood. surerintcnd-
emit OF the Grove Avcnu" Baptist
Church Sunday school. spoke a, the
plant q. \. Hawkins. teac;ic!' of the
Men Bib" Class of the Seventh
street Christian Cnurch addressed
IN" workmen of the southern Rail
WAY SHOPS. Rev. Ca:y Montague.
city missionary of the Episcopal
Church. spoke at the plant of the
Everett Waddcy Co. Charles II. Mut :
ray, assistant teacher ot the Mems
Bible class OF Leigh stree. Baptist
Church sunday school, was The
speaker at the Dill Tohacco Company.
J. Il. Cook. OF the !foSc Memorial
Presbyterian Church Sunday school,
spoke at tho Larus Tobacco Com
pany'S plant.
Rain last night prevented the
usual program OF street meetings
from being carried out. While se.-
wees wer. dispensed outdoors, the
enthusiasm of those vino assembled
| at ;hr churches was not in the least
dampencd by the weather. Weather
| permitting. street meetings will %,
| resumed tonight and "ill he hcit
| again tomorrow night ut The sam,
| hour, 1890 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
PEANUT, STUCK IN BOYS
THROAT, IS EXTRACTED

!. By means Of an instrument known
as the bronchiscope. used by Dr. Che
Waller Jackson, OF Philadelphia. "a
tune OF Walter T. smith Jr Bio
Chicago Avenue. South Richmond
Was located and later removed IL
was learned yesterday from infor-
The peanut was said to hny, iodrni
~ the boy s throat carly in January.
lie was ttkcn TO the Memorial Hos
pital IN Richmond Il short time ago
Philadelphia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25

Conversions and rcconsecrations Of
ling fashion in Richmond's Protestant
Churches. a direct result of the great
spiritual drive now being cond ted
by the orEaniZcc 3Icn Bible Grasses.
Reports reaching the executive COM
mittec last night from many OF the
participating congregations mention
ed the fact that additions to the
churches were being made. the num-
her growing each day. Actual figures
on this. however. cannot be announced
at this time. as a large number OF
churches have submitted no definite
reports and probably will not do so
until after the simultaneous cam
paign closes.
Mnundny Thursday Celebrated.
Following the established custom
OF the Episcopal Church. as part OF
the Holy Week observance. Maunday
Thursday evening was marked by
the celebration of the Holy Coinmun-
ion. At Holy Trinity the preacher
ed class OF candidates. y, st.
PaulS the attendance was large. Tn"
service was conducted by Rev. Cary
Montague. i'm the absence of the rec
tor. Rev DR.. w. Russell Bowie.
The usual Good Friday services
Churches today. There will be a
scrvic" ut noon at St paul's con
Quoted b. Rev. t. g. Pedrick. rector
of 81. Thomas. in place of the three
hnur service. from noon to o'clock.
which unavoidab!y has been called
off. because Of the rcctor's Illness To-
night at several of the churchcy
there VIE be the rendition OF can
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
Auxiliary Meeting ros,,,,,,,,

y The meeting Of the Woman-r Aux
~ ~. Ancient order Of lI!bcrninns
ipNssion No .. which was schr,lul"i
i LOT rms week. has been postponed.
Ihe secretary OF the auxiliary asks
that all members having tickots h..
longing 10 the fund OF the American
Soci,ty for Irish Freedom. given them
OF the ball OF March II viii return
them to her AT Pill Floyd .Ayenun
not later than today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
A Complete
HAIR SHOP

In the Miller &
Rhoads' Hair Shop we
carry a large and varied
stock of Hair Goods,
Switches, Transforma-
lions, Curls and other
pieces desirable for any
individuals need, which
may be obtained in
shades to match ones
hair exactly. There are
private rooms where
hair can be fitted to
head or dyed any color
desired, with as much
comfort and privacy as
in ones boudoir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25

win warmer weather approaching
ana the time for the departure OF the
tented shows. talk around the lobby
OF Murphy's is taking on n decidedly
carnival air. Between twenty-five and
thirty show people. representing some
Iour or five different carnivnls. nrc
SAVING ut the hotel waiting for tho
month. "e'>'
=, Keprcsentativcs OF the Chevrolet
MOTOR Company OF Maryland will
meet at IL O'Clock today in the CON
acrence room OF the old Colony Club
AZ the Richmond with members, of tho
nhicninond branch OF the automobile
company. and talk over business
affairs.
Manager Dave Cole stated last night
al Murphy's Hotel that there were
NUMBER OF bookings for special oc-
chsions at the hotel for early dates.
!hcludinS n musical event In the as,
,Semoly-room on April 4: the Meth
ouist women's conference. April IL
10 u. On April 10 both OF the New
YORK baseball clubs will stop over
on their way back to lha big city.
On Arril IL TO 1G the convention OF
agents OF the Virginia Life Insur-
arc" Company Will be IN session 4
lafS" attic ldancc Is cN:cct,d at this
meeting The Lady M.ccabccs will
ho'u conference on The evening of
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Verdict for PInint!N.

y verdict for $3.50 was rendered bv
jury nj the City Circuit Court yes
tcrday In the suit Of Mrs Mary Tate
against the y. " Il. Clothing Com
pany. The suit was for $4,000 for
alleged SANDER.
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In the penitcntiary for the robbery.
Crawford was tried several weeks
ago. The evidence in tho hearing
yesterday failed to show that Jenkins
had any connection With the theft
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
Special
Treatment
for Scalp
and Skin

Our modern II air
Goods Department in
cludes a number of pri-
vate booths, where ell
amel woodwork and
shining nickel fixtures,
numerous mirrors make
an attractive interior.
Roomy leather uphol-
stored chairs insure per-
feet comfort while UNI
dergoing treatment.