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The New York herald., 1921-09-11
COL. CHENEY, ATTACHE AT PEKIN,
MARRIES MISS LOUISE DELANO
Wedding in Stockbridge Is
Followed by Reception in
Her Parents Home.

specidl Despatch to THE NEw YORK HERALD.
Louise Delano. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic Adrian Delano OF 1928 Six
teenth street, Washington. d. c.. for
nlerly of Chicago. was married to Col.
Sherwood Alfred Cheney. U. s. A.. in
the Congregational Church here at noon
to-day. Tho decorations were Iceland
yellow poppies. budlea. glad:oli and oak
boughs.
The bride wore white chiffon en-
croidered in pearls. tulle veil fastened
b. pearl band around tho head and
cloth OF silver train. She carried Easter
lilies.
Miss Delano's matron OF honor was
her older sister. Mrs. Alexander Gait
Grant of Brookline, Mass She wore
flame color chiffon over eryellow taffeta,tnd
Drown hat and carried butterfly roses,
yellow poppies and budlea. Irene NJ.
Robbins, six-year- daughter OF Mr..
ard Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins of
Washington. was flower girl. She wore
little gown sent from Paris by her
grandmother, Nine. Casimi de Bruyn.
II was Of ecru embroidery and lace
with a Romney style hat The bride 5
mother wore periwinkle blue chiffon
over satin with hat to match, having
an ostrich plume. Mrs. John S. Cheney
OF South Manchester. Conn, mother of
the bridegroom. wore black and white
sa tin.
Rev. William Wallace Fem. dean of
Harvard Divinity School. formerly of
Chicago. oficiated. Col. Cheney's best
man was Col. Halsted Dorey of Wash
inston. Both were in uniform.
The ushers were Messrs. William c.
Cheney. brother Of the bridegroom Cliff
ford D. Cheney, his brother-in-law:
Alexander Gait Grant. Boston: James
J.. Houghteling, Chicago; Mayor Ar
drew ]. Peters of Boston. Eliot Wada-
worth. Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury; Leland Harrison and Basil
Miles OF the State Department, Wash
tngton Benjamin Strong and James
B. Curtis of New York.
Miss Laura Seeley. organist, PLAYED
music by Chopin and Wagner and
Lohengrin and Mendelssohn wedding
marches.
A reception was held for 200 rela-
tives and friends at the Nunnery. Miss
Virginia Buffers villa, which the De-
iano family occupies this summer.
Among the guests were Mrs. Price
collier of Tuxedo and Mrs. Frederick
Delano Hitter of Newburgh. sisters of the
brides father; Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Delano of Wilmington. Y. c., Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins of Wash
ington, Mr.. Louis Cheney, former Mayor
OF Hartford Mrs. Cheney, Mr.. and Mrs
William Cheney, Miss Emily. Miss Edna
and Mr.. William Cheney OF Hartford
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Otis Cheney and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dexter Cheney of
,fl. No NJ IT, ote
Cheney Farley OF Greenwich, Conn, Mr.
and Mrs. George Herbert Cheney of New
York. Mrs. Gustavus Farley Jr., Miss
Mary and Mr.. Paul Cheney of South
Manchester.
Mrs. Grafton Minot, Mrs. Edward B.
Burling. sister of Mrs. Frederic A. De-
iano. Capt. and Mrs. Gibbons. Miss
The New York herald., 1921-09-11

when Miss Mary r. Hodges. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.. Hodges OF Brook
line and Beverly Farms. became the
bride of Mr. Fidele Koenig. son OF Mrs.
Joseph s. Fay OF Boston. The Rev. DR..
William G. Thayer Of Southboro. ana
the Rev. Nelson Poe Carey. rector OF
the Beverly Farms Cl urch. officiated.
Miss Joan Fay. sister of the bride
groom. was maid of honor. The other
attendants were Misses Jocelyn Parker
and Anita Lee, Mrs j. Robertson Ward
and Mrs. r. w. Converse of Boston.
Miss f. B. Forrest of Kansas City. Mo-.
and Miss Jane Marvel OF Wilmington
Del Little Antiss Boyden was the
flower girl. The best man was Mr..
Reginald Taylor of Mt. Kisco, ". Y.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11

The ushers were Messrr. Langhorne Glib
son. New York: c. A. Grscom, Phila-
delphia: Charles Cottell. Westerly. r.
T.; Malcolm Bradley. Sargent Bradlee
and Mason Sears OF Boston and Russell
Forgan OF Chicago. oil classmates Of
the bridegroom at st. Marks school.
and c. L. Hodges, Jr., OF Brookline.
brother of the bride.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
KOENIG-HODGEs.

Special Despatch to TIE New YORK HERALD.
BEVERLY. Mass, Sept. 10.-St. Johns
Episcopal Church at Beverly Farms was
the scene of wedding of interest to
North Shore colonists this afternoon
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
MRS. RADwAY HAS SON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick S. Radway
are receiving congratulations on the
birth OF their third child. Robert
William Radway. on September s., In
the Staten Island Hospital. West New
Brighton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12

'eqncs. Of Mr. Harding. as forwarded
10 the committee last night. for
aoahdonment of the proposed cele.
brations incident to the inaugural
as "a wholesome example of ccon-
omy and thrift"
Mclean added. however. tb,, M.
ioc!t committee would. OF cours,. f,iI
iu ing Win The PRESIDENT elcct's de
the historic inaugural pnr.i,in -. ,,.if
as 'nc inaugural bail aln,ost nc
:uualiF historic, would moi IA. f.,
lures OF The induction into otticc ~
Mr.. Harding. o"iee vi
IN: congressional committees -, n,
meeting decided that IL wo,,id ,,n, ~.
necessary To submit to Congress- rho
question or changing the innirurnI
pi'hs anu cancelled the arrnnUc,ncnt.
.oL cIIS'lgh on the east plaza of th,.
n'r,t,ni OF 4 huge stand to accom-
n!ouatc guests invited to hear Tho In,
auEural address INC III
some OF the lumber for the stand
ma bcrh hauled to the scene ana
~" pla:'a area had begun To- sbow
~ aS "i the pre- inauguratio days OF
~ ,,,iS eaIs wien order came about
Nc NJ HiiuiIe or the day from Elliott
w oous, superintendent OF the cnnitnl
to halt operations
huscs Waste OF S:,uOp
;n'annohintnt of plans for the re-
NicWi IS stand ana Tor th. s,.u,Iinr
out OF engraved oilIcial inyit,,tinms
members OF the cunprcssinn:,I ON
h'tte SAID. probably would entail a
loss OF about $4,000 FOR prclifniuar,
Wurh done: This sum viii be paid
o"' -, 'Hr Sop.bVO appropriation final
- voted by Congress yesterday and
sent today to President Wilson. 'rho
remainder of the appropriation would
NC returned 40 the Treasury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12

ANpEoXImatc!y $500 l.ibcrty ponds
sues. principally Of tho $50 ana sion
denominations, which have been paid
for ny former service men, are now
unclaimed in the custody OF the Ri
states Army. according 10 Iicutor-
ant ilciSs". OF the local Army Re
crCi'.uG Office. These bonds. Wilton
We're paid :or by soldiers during The
may 'c obtained hy forwarding tha
official receipts of payment 70 Tho
department. he declared tn. I'll
nance Department also mas 5000 dis
charged certificates which have not
been claimed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
Or. B0ATWRIGHT TO SPEAK
AT COLLEGE CLUB MEETING
@ OF University OF Richmond
WIN fni'S ut Regular Monthly

me college Club of Richmond will
mold its regular monthly meeting to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock at
me University Club. S27 West Frank
IN Street The Universities of cen
trAl Europe" is the subject OF the
hr: r. w. Eoatwrigh,, president of
NE University of Richmond. and Or.
May H. Keller. dean Of WcSthamp-
1oh college. both graduates OF Ger
man universities. are to speak on
some OF the principles OF the rduca-
1!"hhi system OF the universities of
central Europe AMI upon the social
al" i'll the universities Miss Kath-
,r'nn l.umpkiu. field student secrc-
tHTy 81 the y. W. G. a.. who has
worked in cooperation with the
American relief administration in
raising funds for the destitute E.u-
ropran students. Will speak ON the
inhH"ncr OF the war on the univrrsi-
ties OF Central Europe. Miss iIloss.
OF WeS;hamp;cn College, whose mu-
sac delighted the club at the last
meeting, viii play Il violin solo from
a Hrimln composer. All members OF
me cub are urged t. nc present
a"d other graduates OF standard coll
lSEeS are invited. y social hour Will
TON w the program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12

the approval OF tho women present
representing various organizations
me button. II was explained wouId
NC entirely honorary, II iesucd, would
eh'itie no one to membership or be or
any other use except as AN honorary h
token. 1t was proposed to sell such n Q
trophy for 81 or $50.
estimates made by officials OF ,ha
travellers Protective Association o,o
ne number OF persons Represented !, :,
~" meeting placed the numbor ~
Sbout 10000. "'
Among the organizations. which, q
the secretary real the name. or nn
navinE sisniiied their Willingness tot
paxra u,"'c w ,n 'hG h arrangement OF thee
Richmond Education Associa,fon ~
Mininni A.sSofiations Of the Virginia
College. the University OF Kich,nnnG :
the virginia Society of Fine Arts AMI
lianuicratts. the United Daughtera
tihb. The virginia Historical Snci.,r "
,hn Wednesday Club. tho Order OF III.
i MTS,ic Shr!he. The Kni''h,s of Co. :.
ton. the Society Of Colonial W.. }:
ne Military order Of tn. World Wa
~, ,hs Tii i.,at Order Of Foreign warb.N
mans ADVERTISING. CLUB. the old Do ok
mlhi"h thnEter. Daughters OF tba2;
american Revolution. the IilchinomJji
= III
!nry of tn" Richmond Light lrfi,,,,r q,
bIuoN. i.c" Chapter. United DAMN r. n
t-rS OF III" Cpufcdcracy. tho pict ~
ih"Hh community Chorus. tia co,n ~
mnHi,y Recreation Association. H.
ihS!'t. Tho south Richinond Sithv, N
n.'ii Association. the Federation 80
Mothers lubs. tho James River Ga 4,
an club. tho order of the East"r,
,a,, ne ,Woman'a Auxiliary OF me,
sp"hish war Veterans. the JobnM
M"rahali Alumni Assoclntion. 80" J.,
Alumni Association Of tho IinIvnr
SHY OF virginia, the local chsn,e-J
81 IN" Ancient order OF II!bcrnI,rS
th" BOY Scouts of America ,hn t'nn II
t.dcrht" Memorial Literary Soci.t,. .
va" EiEs. the Daughters o! 1872 ~
United Confederate Veterans ID. d
MhHry ""moripl Association, Tho So
NE history department.. Of III. Joh,,i.
Marshal! li!ch School, tho Soci,.i III
~ colonial wars. tho Klvvnui, o,it)
itlchmuni Rotary Rotary Clubs. iGn'f
hlt'i commercial Travellers. th.,
travellers PROTECTIVE AggOcintion ihc)t
ipHuS ht"rs OF the American neynIuu
ton. the League o: Women Votors n
ne Red Men. The Richmond First,
, lub. the Junior order OF American,r
Labor Council. The Little 'rhont.r,s
League tho Military order OF tb.,,l
World war. and several olhcr asgO-,,
Citations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
CABINET CHOICES HINGE
ON UNCERTAIN ELEMENTS

MARION. ONO. Jan. ii.-rrcsi.
aemt-E!ect liar,iing's Cabinet sclcc-
IONS now hinge upon so many un-
certain clements that some OF his
conadcnts believe he may postpon.
the announcement OF all bu, one APP
pointmnt until Just before Inaugural
tion.
The one place regarded AS most
Likely to be scratched OF the doubt
iul list in the near future is that of
secretary OF state, for which Charles
EVANS hughes. of New York. st!il is
said TO he uppcrmost In MIR Hard
ings mind. 1T is understood, how
ever. that no definite word has
reached here that Mr.. Hughes will
accept. and so that appointment. too.
may be delayed.
Regarding ali the other portfolios
IN the Cabinet. the Prcs!hcnt-clec,
sim is collecting opinions au,i is re-
cc!vins all sorts OF counsel. Two
OF the appointments which he is said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
Zion City Leaders
Tighten Blue Latus
Place Ban on Phono-
graphs, Auto Rides
and Garments.
rs UnlN ersll Scryicr.l

ZION. CITY, ILL. Jan. il.-rhono-
SrNnh Ja1Z - the latest OF the mod
,iu iUrdI0Eles ~ he banned from
this Normuunity ny Wilbur Gjvun No-
Iva. UNcrSvor ~ tho town and the
tabernacle. II, announced today tha,
inc towsci JIn.,les. SINArhonc
SerNictlrs,$ ami even ihS SlAusy
iesiS ot the Rubber DISKS must 80.
SUNDAY auto ,idius, must also cease.
lie added. except whom autos are used
- carry Chuc, h-cocrs. Also .irlS in
the community dcpArtmcut store and
factories mast dress - pass his in
sp,ction--tha is incy must cover
;hvlr uNdicS as i,rlUGmothcr did
N"'voNcr. brides - IioU city we'd
oini.s must SO that their tyuusSc,.S
conform - his raictS IN dress. lie
SAID There IS = tendency on :hr part
OF brides TO "e tsnptci - worldi!ncs,
IN &rrAHinS themselves for :hc altar.
Il dol. I PROPOSE 10 ST At sU,h q
wcGGit.- w.;b my eyes shut hu said.
- u take ~. la; 2uG vcrart.
lie w%S drtihhtti wlta rvpOtS thVt
tne state OF itah plans 10 prohibit
the use OF tobacco IL ituulic places.
zion" H. said. is IN object !uss~H
~ III" nation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
TROLLEY MISHAP PROVES
FATAL TO MARION HEATH
Empioyr OF Street Car Company Dies
ns Result of BctnS
Crushed

Marion G. Heath. aged a., of 1909
hanover Avenue, who was severely
injured when street car and trailer
.amned together Monday morning al
Eighteenth and Main streets, died
last night at Grace Hospital from IN
luries received In the m.shap. Heath
wa" car Inspector. and had been
IN the employ or the company for
tho last twcnt%-scvcn years
lie was riding TO work on a MAR,
stree; car about G:3o o'clock lIoi,dsy
morning. and had climbed between
m" car and trailer 10 make a cou-
pl.rc which he thought Was bcco!n-
ing locS". Du" to the SLIPPERY con-
dit.On Of tho track, the car started
10 move before he could get out. ana
Ar MAS pinned in. ono or his legs
was broken, and he was severely
srushci
u WAS thought At IN" hospital that
his injuries would not prove iatai.
but last night he was taken s.r!-
nUsiy III and d.cd u, l:l5 O'clock
'Hls morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
PUT OFF HISTORIC
VIRGINIA PAGEANT
UNTIL MAY. 1922

--A,ohtllucd from FIRST PaEcD
hhancc was postponed until 4; per
mancnt chairman OF the executive
committee could DO appointed on the
ground that such Il chairman should
be allowed 10 appoint "A committees
OF his own choosing
Mr. Powell announced that he had
received word from Mr.. Hranch that
the Chamber of Commerce will to-
day meet and probably appoint :.
committee 10 cooperate in the pag-
cant celebration. MIR Eranch gave
1t as his personal opinion that III.
chamber would cooperate in this
work and Will do all in It's power
10 make the event succcssfui.
Mrs Norman V. Randolph was pres
cnt and made strong appeal tor
delay OF the pageant for one year
She said that II was essential Inn,
the event he successful and that sh.
believed the proper amount OF on
thuSiasm could De Kept up during the
year. Mrs. Randolph declared snr
mad Kept up her enthusiasm for sixty
years. and that IL was her opInIon
mat intcrcs; In the event could b.
maintained until next year She also
expressed her regret that an his
torical pageant has not been At,
tempted before
Committee 20 Deaf with Costs.
i'lans TO have the preliminary costs
or the affair underwrittcn 50 ,ha, f,
could be placed under way Ia time
"cr. discussed. but laid aside for tho
finance committee 10 dca! with upon
its appointment.
Plans for the sale az buttons To
"e!ray the cost OF rud!mentary cx
penses were made. and 4, was do
c!dcd 10 have "a committee design :,
button TO be disposed Of for this pur.
pos" Mr.. cFidlin presented design.
winch, however. did not meet with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
UNTERMYER LlQUIDATES
ALLAN A. RYAN'S AFFAIRS
Effects satisfactory settlement OF In
tcrcS's of Man Who Cor
ncrcd StutZ.

i
NEW YORK, Jan. li.-Satisfactory
settlement OF the financial affairs Ut
Allan y Ryan and A..Nu y. Ryan "
GO. without Liquidation was announced
mere ton!Snt by samuel UutcrnIyer
counsel Tor the Ryan Interests
Mr.. tntcrmyer said that the nuau-
c!.r VIII retain contrU! ot his prop
critics and viii continue - operate
ihcm as heretofore. The settlement
arrived IT docs not affect Mr.. Eyau's
litigation against the STOCK cXuhauge,'
ne aided, (which VIII be pressed vita
All pcsS!hl" energy.
THE settlement VIII not Involve
ana renders unnecessary. the !iJui-
dation OF Mr.. Ryan's extensive hold
.ngs. Mr.. Ryan takes this oppor-
tGmsty 10 deny tl2 many baseleSs and
foolish rumorS thar have been circu-
lated concerning hs relations in
banking circles and 10 give public
oppression OF his appreciation OF tho
Uniform justice ahi courtesy that H..
has received.
The Guaranty Trust Company and
Alvin tnt'gmycr has. agreed to act
neut."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
GRANDMOTHER OF
R"C~ REVOLT SEES
DOWNFALL OF RF0S

lCon,Muel i'r3u iF.r, TapeJ
beT!a: Size Is 60 years DID aov s-I
more than hall her IKE has been
spent TN exile. This time IT is uy ;no
red terror You Know her. Of
course, for she has been seyerai ,!in,.
to Great hria.u and America. ror
two hOurs She ;-la,d to me- ahou,
russia.
The Rca terror. ,ac sata own,
be OYER by spr3ns Tae peasants
win no; stand II any longer. Know
We so into Russia secretly ana con.
stantIy We see FOR ourselves
we are educating me people at
the risk Of our lives taxing lltera-
,ure to them and preaching our PRO
gram. when orr hour comes a.,
shall establish freedom ana give the
land to the man who works il. J
am n years old, hut shau live to
SEQ the end az Rolshcvism and the be-
ginning OF happier world.
Tell America and England 10 be
patieEt WITH us. Make them believe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
THREE DIRECTORS ELECTED
BY FAIR STOCKHOLDERS
Ais" Approve Acts of Hoard ut Annual
session Held Last Night fn Onlrcs
of

StpCkhoIdcrS of the Virginia State
Fair Association met in annual Sos
sion last night IN the offices of the
association in tho Mutual Building
and reelected three directors whose
terms expire this year. The stock
holders also approved the acts OF the
This morning at 70 O'Clock The
board viii hold Il meeting. at which
time The officers of The association for
IN" coming year viii be elected. Fair
iiN HARRISON. Of " 3shinEton. prrsi-
"Hnt OF the southern Hallway is also
rres!dcnt OF the State Fair Associa-
ton. II was predicted last nigh; that
lac VIII be rc-clectcu
The directors reelected yesterday
We're y. X. age. Henry SchwarZs-
child and :. II. Marshall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
Gibbons zoe. to Cathedral.

BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. ll-Car-
diaal Gibbons. though Very weak. re
qucstei that he be taken into tho
cathedral this Afternoon Accom-
ran.,d by his physician. Or. Charles
p'Donovan, and Rev. Albert l.
Smith. his secretary. he was wheeled
"a q reclining chair from his resi-
dcuce through the sacristy 10 tho
sanctuary OF the cathedral. Facing
inc altar, the prciatc bowed his head
.n prayer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
0'ClLLACHAN CASE IS
PUT UP TO PRESIDENT
Wilson Asked To Decide Contro-
vcrsy Between Departments
of State and Labor.
DECISION WILL BE FINAL
Lord Mayors Counsel. However,,
Announce lntcution Of Invoking
Courts tn Test Legality of War-
Time Proclamation.
iRv Aesocin,od prrss.1

WASiiiNGToN San. Il.-Dccision
rs to the deportation of Lord Mayor
oCallaEhan OF Cork. who arrived in
Newport News las; wcciS as stow
away without = passport, was re
ferrcd today % President Wilson
President WILSON'S advice was
soush; at todays Cabinet meeting.
He thus was called lspon to divide be
tween the position OF Acting Score
tary Davis of the state Departments
who has insisted on exclusion OF the
Lord Mayor from tho United states
Tor attempting to enter without "a
passport. ana that OF Secretary WI
son, who has refused to Acknowledged
Jurisdiction of The state Department
un;l the case has been formally pre-
scented - 1t uy the Department OF
Labor.
With tho department. Of Labor de-
clinng 30 recognize tho Jurisdiction
Of the state Department ana the
state Department iusitiug upon its
wight To ord.r tho deportation OF
O'canaghan under wartime powers
entered upon the president and his
executive agent, tho Secretary OF
State. officials OF the Department. ~
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Sccrr,ar, ,ynsnn d. .nn,r, 80 -
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Which -, pr.s,,,,, .. ,.,.,
make of the case and is prepared TO
,n.dis,.i. /, ia, ,.,,,r.. ,,l,,.i,
irdic,,,I -, i,r.,s',t.,,, ,,.f,.l,,
49,, ..,.,..'
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,,e,li,a,3
,,,a,,,,,, 49,, -! S',''''''' az
,,o,,,'sa,,,,,, ,,,,,,,'. $50 "''
,,n,,a.,a.t,, ,,.,..,,
art ST., ",.' ''''''
$50, %a,,.,a,., ,,'. nv 81
''S' wen ~
,yos r.nmas,oJ -, ,ia Nan,u, r,,Ss',', :,
Iahor ,nIny ~. " ,'''p". W
1rn,.is 49,, CO., -,
,t.. -. ~, r,'' '''''''',
~, ,,,,t,', '''''''
1,..,g -, -.
,,, '',''. y" ''s"'
C,,,., ''''''H '.'e
,n 40 '''' oi'' VINO
,,al., 49,. go ,'.''', 'o'.'nE
,.', - o.'.,.'''S S"''''" %
,omn,ry '"e
,
.. IN ,,.', 49, "'o' "'
ray,.,,,,,,r, 80 ,','.'',s 90 Inv
s.a.a,,., S.-0i','''''e "''n we
~ rrI:,..a,',,. ''I ",
49, 800 was ""SS'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
ROTARlANS DON APRONS
AT OLD DUTCH MARKET
Two Hundred Members nf Club Are
Entertained 1T Franklin
NIrcct i.Stn hli : b mcnt.

Almost 700 lucmbtrs q INC R:Ch-
moUd Rotary Cub We're las; night
entertained by tn. president :trG or
HcialS "f 80 Oii Dutch Market. at
me cStIo4.- Ln.eut @: the company. 1T
seventh AND Franklin streets y
o'clock.
Each member Of The club was equip
ped with an a1rou, which III dcl.H-l
tlshmcut and wore during The meet
INK. Arrange 10y which The
company is able TO produce its bakery
PRODUCTS and sell them IN the same
building was shown the members OF
the club, and the CunvcnjcuCyS OF the
market demonstrated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
MRS. HUTzLER is ARRESTED
AND HELD BY AUTHORITIES
wife Of Nan Shot in Haid ON SIN
Mundn! Given Preliminary
llr:riu..

Mrs Charles u. liutzicr. wife of
street. who was placed Under a-rns;
Monday ny Federal prohibition
agents. was yesterday arrested and.
after preliminary hearing before
united States Commissioner Melvin
F!ccenhimer. was held under 81 900
bond she was arrested in connec-
tlon With the case. Iiu;z!cr was also
held.
According 10 statements of Fed
o'al agents in the office Of the United
states Marshall Yesterday other
charges viii b. lodged against Hut
lie! III ;hc near future in connection
WITH the RAID and information which
has been obtained in the case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
POLICE CAPTURE THREE
MEN IN RAID on STILL
l:iSht barrels of Mash and Quantity
of Liquor Also
UI-,l

Three white men. s;!ll large
enough - contain about eighteen
gallons CT wh!Sky. eight barrels Of
mash, four quarts OF WHISKY ana other
instruments used for distillirE liQuur
"r:" CAPTURED by tho police u = raid
near the Belt Line last night Tn.
tEre" captured are GvorF. Martin.
Frank Ti'nnins ANA r. Il. Goodman.
They vii! bc arra!gned Ia Police
Court this morning Tho raid was
conducted by Lieutenant G-ccn and
Policemen Ford. Caldwell. Chenau!i
and NiaStCn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
THE NEW FAMILY
state Hoard OF Health sends out
Pretty Brochure 10
NcNlyNrlS

An interesting !iitlc pamphlet, on
titled Tho New Family" has just
h"'n .sSucd by the Bureau OF Vital
Statistics of the state BcaTd of
Health, which is being sent cat 20
those whose marriages have been re-
Gently reported through the bureau.
The board announces. however. that
tn" pamphlet vii. h. sen; TO any one
wishing copy. The brochure mas
been carefully prepared by Il phy-
stefan who has had much experience
in family practice. and IL attractiv"iy-
illustrated with drawings OF home
SNunnS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12

TO have seriously cons ldered am
nouncinB carly in the new year
those OF the Secretary OF the Treas
ury and Secretary OF Agriculture
were involved in conferences lie HID
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
Hoods
arsapari7la
Makes Food
Taste Good

Creates an appetite. aids digestion.
purifcs the blood. and thus relieves
scrofula. catarrh. the pains ana
aches OF rheumatisfn and gives
strength TO the whole system
Nearly so Yeas phenomenal sales
tell the story or the great merit and
success OF Hoods SarsaDarilla. u,
il just the medicine you need now
Hoods Pills help--anc ca;hartic.-
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
I.nlInn Negulars Occun, I.lanh..

IDNpDN, Jan. ll--ItaliUu rcruI.r
troops have occupied IN" islands or
NcG!!a and Arhe. IN the Gu,f of Quar-
nero near tiumc. which have been
evacuated by D'Aunuuzio legion.
Ealrcs. says i Central News dispatch
from Rom.