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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
ALDERMEN TO CONSIDER
FUND FOR MAURY STATUE


Mnons the papers 10 come before
tn" BOARD OF Aldermen for concur
renee rucsd@y night will be the res
"iuiion recommended by the Finance
COMMITTEE" arpropriatiug $4,000 to
the fund for the erection OF II monu-
mrnt 10 Matthew Eom,ainc Maury.
The Maury Association has plans in
preparation for The erection of tn.
memorial ON Monument Avenue. i, is
said, on Il site to lie donated hy the
city
The board viii also act upon Tho
resolution. OF which Alderman White
IS patron. directing the city Planning
s"rwlSSluu TO Investigate and rrport
on the practicability OF the purchase
10y the city %: certain lots In ont
lying districts TO be reserved fol.
uHrkS and play.rOWuds when tho CITY
extends it's luttS Mr. White points
out that ut this time the city may
secure land at small cost. whereas;
after the city reaches the uitlviu..
territory tho prices OF park ana play
ground sites VIII BE- large.
Another matter OF some Importance
is the oriiuau,, authorizing the lc-
cvpt"nct OF certain land dcsiEncd as
parking space adjacent to Byrd Park
To tie dedicated rs clarence Cosby,
who cNpcctS TO develop a large see
ton Of territory at that point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
MUSIC MEMORY CONTEST
WINNERS NAMED TONIGHT
i3l Richmond Students Will Take
Final Examinations for
Valuable Prizes.

Final examinations tonighs Will
determine tn" prize winners in the
music memory contest. which has
been in progress for the past few
months. y total of i3i students are
participating in this contest. and all
indications point To Il large number
"a priH" winners.
TIL" students that viii talk" the
final examination were selected from
6.iai wh" originally entered the
contest. All Of these pupils ar" at
tending tn" Richmond public schools
and are in the NTH. sixth aud seventh
-radcS in the elementary schools "r
first year Of high synool. Walter +.
Mercer. who is chairman OF - com
nitt"c which outlined tac contr>', AN
nounccd that Intense int.r"5. is be
ing taken ia The music mcmnr. work
an 'h;.I :. l"rSc Humn'r th- COW.
i"stanis are nearly perfect in their
work
The decision as 10 ,nc winners in
The contest will l.. mad" tonight at
SID o'clock. MI applicants viii l."
divided into tire" groups. and viii
r"cciv" til" sam. examination a; the
same time" According I" arranE"-
mcntS which haV. been outlined. the
PUPILS viii IL" examined at the John
Marshall High Schori. Hiuford Junior
High and Bellevue Junior High
school. Scv"r;il judges have o"cu ap-
pointed VIII" vii! 10" al tho various
schools at tn" time tn" examinations
IRE given and Will examine the pa
prrS.
The musical selections will be cx-
actly tn. sam. a. each az TIA" con-
tests aud viii h" rendered at John
Marshall by Mrs. Frances Rust R"in-
nard' Mss Mary Lakeland Mrs.
Charming ward. clifford Walker ana
r FlaNinE;on iiarkcr AZ bellevue
by Mrs. Horace Dow"ll Miss AicI"
levitt, Maurice Tyler and Shepherd
Webb. aih at Hinfurd hy Mrs. Alex
and"r GulEon. Mrs q. Watson James.
Jr.. Mrs rcyton Rowe. Joseph Whit
tcmorc and Quincy cole.
Mr. Mercer stated yesterday that all
contestants have hen mrmorlains
compositions and their composers
Thc examination Will include iitt"cu
O.; these selections. aud each pupil
will be required I" writ" the nam"
IN "y"r% detail. Tn" selections wNl
hc played on the violin. victrula and
piano. or sung, and the contestants will
b" given no yr"lp during IN" oNn,ni-
nation MIR Mercer "'so stated that
the public was invi> 10 hc proscn,
given.
Donations amounting - ycvcra!
hundred dollars HAY" been given 70,
IN" purpose Of purchasing gold
medals FOR III" students who are cap
all" "f making n perfect cNnmiua-
ton oyer 2o0 of these medals hav.
hcrn engraved. and IL is probnllc that
additional ones will Il. mad. after
the examination papers are corrected
IN" medals Will h" awarded the
nish' AZ S:l' o'clock at IN" city Aud!-
forum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
W. S. BURNETT KILLED
IN REVOLVER ACCIDENT
Post -oI,icc Clerk Dies Instantly
When Bullc, PirrrcS Chest.
Inquest This Morning.

W. :. burnett. - Years old. Il
clerk in the branch rost-oiiice at
Harrison and BROAD Streets. died
almost Instantly yesterday afternoon
after having accidentally Shot him
self with Il revolver.
burnett was living at S2J W.s,
Main street with his sist"r-im-law.
and at the time Of the accident Was
III his room al that place in com
pany with Earl Howell and William
Wilson
According to the police. he took
his revolver from "a chimurobc and
displayed IT Ia his companions Thcy
say they repeatedly warned him to
-" careful with the weapon. but the
revolver WAS finally discharged. and
IN" bullet pierced his chest
Thc city ambulance was summoned
but when Or Whitmorr arrived on
tn" scene shortly afterwards iiur-
mott was dead Or. Whitfield viewed
the body. which was later removed
I" E!iIcN'S undertake ing establish
m"nt and an inquest ordered for
!" "c!pCi- this morning.
i'urnct. was unmarried and is sur
NiN'a by four brothers Frank Harry.
Herbert and Robert Buru",t Ills
mother and father are both dead
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
MAURY ASSOCIATION WILL
HOLD SESSION WEDNESDAY

Members % the Matthew Fountain.
M'nrN Association viii hold th..r am
nG"i meeting Wednesday, morning at
u o'clock IN Room "&a. Lrmo-snn
ii"i"l This will L.. tn, sixth an
n.N"rsarE OF tn" rounding OF the or
Mrs T. T. Monitt. tho rr,s.dc,,
VIII report amor" other matters
~, result of her CORES ypnd.i,, win
plii'"rS OF the United >aurht,rs If
'n" Noni"i"rary At it's las: general
convention this orgauizati1r wc,'i
ut"p record in favor 81 material aid
:" thr MaUry Association. i'm couu-r-
'Inh WIN the movement tu nlae.. /,
hrm"ria' [" Nirgiuia's celebrated
Stl"niiSi anon Monument Avenue.
MIS-. Herbert W JACKSON rr..s,Ir.r
mas received numerous contributtoun
rom IN" schools uf tho Stat. WhiIn
N" hGtr":dt" j. far below ,yh,t
SH""ld nave b""n collected from 5ar
nnn children. Sb- has noted cpntr.Lu
V"lS. Nh!yh d'ScrV" special u.itri,n
''hSion l..Chi"mSi".u. corrcSpond,r'.
rH'E. wh" personally solicited
uNh't lions i:sil tn" citizens 81 sich
in"nh viii rftd the names OF thns..
Wh" have contributed tn, lol,.r.t
mounts TO IN" monument fund I.ost
summer Will" at Buffalo IitLia
nH' 'hk$. h." sent the treasurer II chn.i;
t"r nearly SGn. Tia. proceeds OF 4, ,,n,
cert Tho joint effort OF intcr.s,"j
SH'SlS. North tarolin;ans as wei .s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
Sign Of Sumner!
Open Car Appears
Street Rojlacay Company
Brings joy to Saua-
day CrOaCds.

rho straw hat the first robin.
April showers ana numerous other
phenomena are considered To .c sure
..!sns OF warmer and more pleasant
weather I" follow. hut even with
this mighty list of things. there is
one NOR" which is needed I" assure
tn' success of SUMMERTIME open
street ear.
The iirst on" 20 MAX. its apn"ar-
aice on tn" streets "f Richmond this
year was Yesterday on the Forest
llilt me. and patrons once more no
gan ia" process of climbing in aud
"Ui over The feet of others To- get
ON ANA OF tn" v.trS, while Youngsters
refused to follow their elders and
SHpp'd CUT ON the left site "r tho
.uuNeNauc".
II is not altoroth,r wise to hnocll
IN" int'niipu1 OF others aud 10 sc"n
AZ their beliefs, but Will" some take
d" robin ana others the straw hat
there IS n" Doubling that tho open
car - sur" forcrunnor OF warm
weather. which may lie expected at
amy minute now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
JOHN MARSHALL CADETS
PLAN MOONLIGHT TRIP

y moonlight excursion down The
James River VIII tee one of Ia. big
"N-nis that complny II. OF The John
Marshall Han Sohoo. cadet hattuIic:
viii ,aEr pI.,r. Friday night. Mty -.
Acr"rd!n* 10 plans which are now
Hnd'r way Thc remainder of th.
battalion Will be invited to attend
captain Raymond WuudalI has ar
ranged Tor tho 400 asSrurcr boat,
bc"anNicw. to come To Richmond
'"i that occasion The boat makes
regular trips each day. but the cap
tam stated yesterday that he would
"rransy TO come To Richmond AT that
i'in'. The cadets Will leave the local
port about . l.. NJ FOR pujch Can.
Invitations Ia James q. Harwood
princlpa and the members OF the
faculty have been extended hv Tho
cadet company Refreshments ana
daHrinE VIII also feat t'c in the
cNcniNg'S cninrinlnnNnf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
SAYS MOTOR APPARATUS
MAKES FOR ECONOMY


couumci.mau r. Raleigh Phillips
sara last night. that his purpose in
Introducing resolutions in couunCil
Tor appropriations to hc used in tho
purchase Of motor apparatus and
"th"r paranlcrnaliI for the depart
mcntS of works ana welfare was sole
~ Tor the sake % economy
fhc department, of works can Ger
fanny make better progress with
steam or electric shovcls than il
can with the an,iquatcd system of
hanh ShovclS." he said. and tn. de-
parin"nt OF street cleaning can most
asSurcily DO better and quicker work
ana COVER more territory with motor
trucks and sw"cpcrs than il can with
mules ana nand hrooms. The money
ask Tor this purpose comes easily
within the reserve fund. IT that
FUND Is :" -" utilized for other pur-
poses. then Il ShOr;-t!mc loan might
be negotiated. There is no doubt .!
IA" need "f such apparatus by both
departments"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
OUTLOOK ON CARY STREET
BRIGHT FOR COMING WEEK
Depression That Came With Long
Season in May" Dissiputcd With
Return of Sunshine.

Better business. with but little
prospect OF higher prices. is the out
look on Cary and Thirteenth streets
it!S week. now that the long sea
son IN May" is over and the produce.
men can 20 to work under brighter
auspices.
i';d weather last week contributed
I" making business somewhat slower
than th' nvcrag. commission mer-
chant likes 10 see II.
Receipts tram nearby points foil
OIL ccnSiGcrahlN. especially i'm pnul-
'rE. liens We're .'CarCcr than for
any week lately and prices wen, up
some. reaching so to - cents per
FOUND h.ior" the close at TIA" week
spring chickens held TO former uup-
thtl"ns. tho small ones, w,illin-
from ON" 10 on" and - half-I,,iInds
""iug ~ 80 t" -. Two Founders ana
alloy" went tor I" 10 -. Eggs wcr"
hli easier going at - TO - PEE.
dozen. cary street looks tor larger
poulirN receipts this week and lower
prices. especially FOR hens
ihN" stock WAS a littlc duh ali
around. Ncals wcr. down to II cents
'oi The choicest. but rallied a mil.
towards tn" last OF Tho week and
reached - cents. for tn. very host
ihr other kin! sold all Tho way
down to i cents ;,ud from tia; ninni.
M to s. rnc sellers loot, fnr ny,,n
lower prices this week Hogs we're
steady At to q - Spring lambs
"rr" lover going from IL 10 II cents
Virginia Strawberries we're in ac-
tiNc dem&hd all TIA" week. ana. he
cause OF untavurahl" weather for
th"ir gathering. they were strong. ,h.
tau'i"s bringing from $40 to Sl2 per
craze ~ ih!rty-two quarts and choice.
- To 50, Potatoes wvr. steady a,
SO" I" s. a"r ha@ of $50 pounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
RICHMOND LUES BECLNRJG
/32ND AMNIVEESAR REUNION

,Cont,nu"d from First raY"D
.hnc', th,r. Is thr soldi"rly ideal Of
disciplined .ihc'.ury. In the army.
not count. whll, the Ching that mat
tors Is the quality u m.tu po.scsscs
Tor real l"IdrrShlr. III. learning of
mus great lesson 'c.ds iur the com
mon good, hc declared
For The third Dr. Eawir continued.
selfish motives arc not supr.m-ly i'm
p"rtani ones IN the soldiers lifr.
Mcn l'!i th"s" they loved TO i" and
h@ht in the army, suffered ana were
Wounded. went 10 death uui'inchirG
~ Tor ia" sax" of loyalty To some
thing that bcnc'ils not themselves.
but FOR cause for which they were
willing !" pay ihr sacrifice Of iifo
pr towic then wen, on to analyzc
IA" question OF What the men wcr"
hehii"E tor, ana concluded thcr.
wei" three of them. In the nrst
p!:.c" they were protecting them
selves and their holmes, due I" the
ruthicSslcss oi the Germans ia sink
nE SHIPS AMI unnecessarily taking
hN"s In TIA" second piace. they We're
"f France ana Belgium which had
h""n "vrrruu hv the invading hordes
md 10 maintain great ideal that
y was q war =" end war;,
Great ideals Never Die.
IN conclusion Dr. Eowic quoted
from H. q. Wells novel. MIR Brit
1. 4. 4, t.,l, -
-, 80 u, =" a,
".hV' -" '''''H ,i!
'h''E 'H'N nave n"'N' 'n""7 !"
n!.n i4!'h 'h""Sh. ms mo III
u''S "l'' ""i E''ht 'hr"'S' uh'' me!
az" ''' II. '"h h,H'f q" "E"li'..
h' W I' IN ~ u ~ - H''"' iitu
.'''"' 81 nom We ~ h'F" '""'N
I'D Hl' '."''hiH'. u ailh 'hH =" ~
."Hh''d as :" tfn' cess g. II
'"'H Dc 's W" r'h"" LII ON 50. "'s L"
'hit trr"t '""hl whlch can MAKE 'AlS
".'r "'Hrr'n' rom an thc "th'r 'f'E
.'".te Whah h'H" E"h" "'I"rc. IN
our persona Thought ana our Shal.-
'hf "i PHh''' "r'h'"h' we mus nv
NJ aud hci;"N' IN q new world order,
fashioned IN luSiic" ANA enduring
peace. only ;" snail the sacrincc OF
those VII" d!"d lac not in vain.
Tier" VAS Sp"cia! music for III"
'%crc'&eS hold ia The church. k!p!in% $
itrress'"naE h"inE one Of the hymns
wh.cu was used on the occasion
pth'r music used WAS in accord with
tho spirit of tn" occasion.
Members Of The visiting foot
guards and officers Of various com
paHicS of the National Guard
throughout the state. who are guests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
FRANK MULFORD INJURED
IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

Frank Niulford. claim agent of TIL.
virginia halfway ANA l'owcr Com
NaiIy, suffered u severe shock and
was badly cut about the FACE lasf
might about $50 o'clurk. Whan
Hrsr Ncijo touring ear whith ne was
HrN.ns crashed into 20 Irry at tn.
crncr of Third anu Grd.. streets.
MHiiurd was turning south into
Third StI'-l ana ~wuue around too
'ar Z" gu by The curb.u. and thc
car jumped tnis ana smashed into
b" tree, damaging til, radiator Of
~" machine considerably. bur not
oit'rN.s - .ujUring it,
~ .s Thought that Mulrord's nose
Ma- broken IN tn, accident and tnJ,
one other PASSENGER iu TIC tuurlnl
dr was hurt slightly. hut when TN
CIV nhulaucc ARRIVED MUlrorG had
itS nom" and the other
pbSsen@c~5 had left the sccu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

city Treasurer Will receive poi
tax. City Hall. ? n. NJ. to : T. NJ.
Old Dominion tennis tournament.
Country Club OF Virginia. 1880
a. VI.
Engineers luncheon. Maxiincs. l
l. NJ
Woman's Society. Grove Avenue
Baptist Church. $50 T.. NJ
ST, Johns Circle. Kings Daugh-
tors. il2 North Twcnty-Hfth street.
l.. NJ
Annual meeting Woman's Club.
I l.. NJ
Womau's Auxiliary. lIuwitZcrs'
Association, armpry. l.. NJ.
street Committee, city Council.
. l.. NJ
kiwanis club. Richmond Hotel.
. 30 l.. NJ.
R;chmond .Amtomotivc Trade As
ISOLATION. Guvcrnator's restaurant,
$50 L. NJ.
For PLAYS. see "'rhcatrr Calcn-
OAR" on editorial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
RlCRMOMDERS TO ATTEND
NORFOLK LODGE SESSION

Thu Grand chapter. order NJ E:as-
tern star. Viii open it's annual CON
\"ntl"n tomorrow ia Norfolk Tho
comf"r"n'" viii last through Friday.
MIR \. II Fluuruoy VIII hcal the
delegation OF iitty or siNty Richmond
women who Will leave here tomorrow
morning over the Norfolk ana Wcs-
lem Railway At Petersburg, this
caic"ati"n Will hc Joined hy 4 party
ir.m iionowcll and HctcrshurS THEY
VIII arrive III Norfolk shortly before
y partial list OF those who viii I've
I'D ne part; leaving tomorrow is rs
Nj cqfa.y = Mu;r ~ = a. Drum.
j. G'avnn Nj Gorrsr Y. Oliver NJ.
.gu. sir an.! ~ Karm M And M.s t.
,;m.a I;.ai Nir,,. ja..s I i,li ii,e
:, i. co--i Mrs Na,,.r waal.S.isgSH. Nr
J. Gl.G."s. N}-s Lufu, N,.t.ulu Air.
" :. BOYLE. NJ" AMI Mr- 5. - Mere
uNn. VI. Hal Mrs 'h.r.,s Mann Miss
Hattie Nshw,rth. Mrs Irun pr.S,,.l w
.'."5D.t' M 3ad M's. Mi if.G! auffra g.
Mr- i'H.iu'r. Mrs lR-ai,rr Mrs Moor.
MIS- llHi..u. Mr.. St,.r,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
FIRM REALTY SALES NET
114.00O IN SINGLE WEEK

During the past week the sales
of the firm 80 Morton -. Thalhiinar
which have boon made ANA placed ON
record. amounted Ia NOR" than
Slli000. several sales. including IN"
Wellesley and W"SthavcN Apartments.
which We're sold hut have not yet
been recorded. WEI. also reported
Following - the list OF registered
sales: sos. $40 and 3iOi-2 East Main
street. $4,000: @iU2 and 2il0 Rose
"Uud Avcnue. S24.n00: 2l3 South Pine
Street. 800: 2l2 North Nineteenth
400. 1880 East cary street. $4,000 (:
East Leigh Street. $1,000. 2S2J West
Grace street. $lO.50o: 1900 and 1902
claiborne Street. $i.160: garage lot
$1,000. farm in Fairfield District,
81 Gao
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
CALLS DR.. S. B. COUSINS
Congregation, by Unanimous Vote,
Invites Georgia Minister to PAS
toratc in Richmond.
DELEGATES OFF TOMORROW
DR.. George ". Mcdaniel Promi-
ncntly Mentioned for Presidency
OF Southern Convention to Sue
coed DR.. Gambrcll.

Tho congregation ~ tho second
Baptist Church. at ihc close Of IN"
ed rail To Roy. SCION T. cousins. u.
j.. OF the First Baptist Church. Coz
lumhuS, TIA. TO iill the vacancy
caused 10y The resignation OF Roy.
church. Of Columbia :. G, lun" ].
1920. Thu church has been without
pastor since shat time
considered the qu..uun Tor some
Time. handed !n its rcpor; to tn"
c"ngreEatou. recommending that "a
cali 10 extended 10 Dr. Cousins. This
was done by uuanI,-ious vote. 1t rs
believed generally by members OF the
conservation that the eau w!ll be
accepted
l. Native az Cr"rgin.
DR.. Cousins is native OF G,orGia.
He i 30 Years old ANA is married.
hut has u" children. he is "a grad
uatc of Mercer University, Georgia,
winch Institution last %,Hr conferred
npon, him thc degree of I'll. j. II.
mas held thrc" important paStoraivS
~ NaIntSNlllo. Ca Liberty. Mo-. thu,
seat OF the Wllam Jcweu college.
ana Columbus. Ga. Tho call has ocvu
iorwardrr 10 pr Cousins
Scores Of representa- ives Of Baptist
churches in Eivhmpud and ucur-by
towns VIII cHVa on special lUlltuuu.
ears ON til, Norfull, AMI western
Naiiw"E train az $40 o'cloCl, tomor-
row night from Broad Street sta.
ton. TO attend the Southern Zap
list convention in CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.
MAJ - to -
Thrce special ears viii bc attached
to the Norfolk and Western train anil
carried To rcterSburs. where thoy wIl
bc joined by tWu special cars from
Norfolk ana h.gum. parts of a spc-
Ella! train, which viii be ran west.
to Roanoke and lristol. ana thenc"
70, Fsl, ,.ts
hcSdaE evening "a n.-1 o'Cl"ck.
Nntcd Speakers on Program.
The Southern Baptist Convention
viii nr one ~ the 'lnrEos; me, tiugs
II be- held IN tao South this year. aus
it embraces a membership OF approx-
south OF Tho Mason and plxou line.
Several noted Speakers VIII address
the convention among which Viii ho
nr. j r. Love, oi III" foreign mis-
sion board pr = u. Gray. secretary
Q; the homo mission board Or VII
liam l.unSilcid OF the minister's re-
lie: board. Nr Nantes. OF the sunday
ScEoo! board. Due 10 the resignation
of the pres don't. lrr. James Erutuu
Gambrcll. Of Fort Worth Texas. i'll
viii be necessary to elect his sue
ucsSOv 10 this N1s!t.uu. The prcs!-
doucy is thouEht 10 Tie between pr
George " Mnranici, of Echmonl;
I- =. y Mullins, "t Louisville, ana
nr " w I.anGrum. of Bethel. ~
'Hh. Southern Baptist Church. during
III present year. has raised approx
pDot,iy Sgo.Uou 400. which haas been
used in the various church enter
Among those who have alrcaGy
made reservations from Kichmond
arc ae follows
,pr. u &. q2n>.a. ~ T. 81, i. , rI,, rn.,
GcG-e " Nrban., ~ ana ,M,- "
~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
ODD FELLOWS LEAVE HERE
FOR STATE CONVENTION

Colonel Charles rohlig. comman-
der Of /. - O T. Patriarch militnnts.
'nd his staff Captain j. W. Dunn and
Captain NJ. Davidson; Adju,ants John
Hiuford. Il. l.. iIockctt. Chcvalicr
Iohu Davis. captain Lamar and cap
ain Bernard. and al ~ hfty proni-
u"nt odd Fellows. lot, Yesterday for
stanton. 10 attend the State convcn-
ton OF |. -. -. p which begins to-
day and lasts through "Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
N,s winnie Iin,,c portcr.

Nrs. Minnie liall" rortoT. VITO OF
Nih"rt ! Porter. died Yesterday at
N, home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ven iIakc. 30 Nicholson street. She
IS survived by three children. three
sisters. one brother AMI her parents.
Funeral services will nr held We'd
""sday AT , o'clock in Fulton BAPTIST
''hurch. Intcr!ncnt will he in Oak :
= God.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
Mr.. =. ~. yc,,n,,n n,,.

Mrs. Eleanor TAYLOR Newman. wife
of Conway Newman, died yesterday
AT charlottesville. according to Il re-
port received here last night. She is
survived by four daughters. Mrs.
Conway Knox. OF Richmond: Mrs O.
" Williams. of Salisbury. " G.: Mrs
j. H. Cha ndler and Mrs. j. IT,. FlcuNcl-
len. or charlottesville. and one son.
r. V. Newman, also OF Charlottes-
vile. lntcrment will be at Gordons-
willie today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
"snu." stern Improves.

Information from Baltimore re
c!vcd here last night was to III.
fleet that samuel stern formerly a.
;h!s city. who has been seriously H.
It u hospital in that city. had been
taken to his home. Ellwoud and Foster
Avenues. slightly improved. He Is
reported vcrV weak physically. but
better ncntdlly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09
KlWANlS CLUB TO STAGE
"GET-TOGETHER" SESSION

Tho meeting OF the Klwuuis cmu
At the Richuord Holat AT o',locl,
This evening. VIII Toe .u the nature 81
q "get-togcthn" affair. u Us an
n"unced hy The secretary. Thee will
pr no stated program although * iI-
,Am j. Hriel ~ scheduled - deliver
hort talk on subject io b" given
b no wfcE ne arrives AT N" meeting.
l. lumber Of Kiwan!an n'nnts. la be
Z hllcd off, arc in course o: p"cpara-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09

Street Committee Meets To-day
Th" StIcrtS Cu,nmiilr. Of -,
puhci! VIII meet in regular session
TINS afternoon at : o'cInrl, rl,,
H1ckrt - short. with lao matters Of
NP','Ht interest. The committee VIII
probably b" called some ti,uc 49,,
M"rN 1" TAX, M the street car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09

HUNDREDS Of users voluntarily
testify To the GOOD results obtained
from Tirncs Dispa.c Want Ada
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