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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
Try Associated rrcss. !

WASiiiNGTON. Dee. l5.-rh. bods.
OF Representative John y. ElStnn, Of
California. was found floating in the
Potomac River late today y not.
found in 'hc ConErcssman's coat said
he wa" caught IN - chain OF circum-
stances which spelled ruin"
Mr.. Elstnn. it was said tonight. dis
appeared Tuesday morning. but was
round by detectives that evening
Within n few hours. however. he
again disappeared and that was the
last seen Of him. 1t is believed that
n plunged into the river late that
night. He apparently had been suf-
:erihE under mental depression. al
though he had given no evidence of
II until he disappeared Tuesday.
Upon being found that evening he
was given medical attention.
Failure OF the government to un-
dertakc extensive development Of the
Alameda, Cal. naval base project WAS
Understood to have been Il cause OF
great concern to him, as he had from
the FIRST given close attention In this
proposed development. Whether other
matters pertaining To his district had
also weighed ppon his mind could not
be said tonisifa although it was as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
B. ". WILSON GETS
S6,50O VERDICT
Dcposcd Baseball Magnatc
Demanded $4,000
!, Damages.
FORFE.ITS FRANCIlIS E
Motion for New Trial Will Be
Argued al Later
FORFEITS FRANCHISE

\ verdict for So sou was returned
by jury in the city Circuit Court,
last night in the sutt'o. Il. w. Wilson
and others against W. r. BRADLEY and
o'hera FOR $4,000 Tlr, usual motion
for new trial will H. argued a, n
later date. Mr.. Wilson was rc,.re-
s"ntcd by Richard l.. Isyrd and VIII
mcr l.. o'Flah"rty. aud Mr. Rradicy
was represented by Charles V. Mere
dith aud John. y. Cuichins.
Mr. Wilson claimed $4,000 as III.
value OF the Richmond franchise.
which was declared forfeited by :hc
Virginia League maenatcs at "a meet
inG III Norfolk in October 1921. fol-
owing the close of the season. ana
"c value OF contracts with pla ,crs
controlled b. ,hc Richmond clut. ~:
the time Of the alleged forfeiture
Inc dcfci.sc claimed rhat ,b.
p.aintin, owiES to his alleged re-
fusal 10 take part in the meeting
at which the Richmond franchise was
forfeited, had thereby Voluntarily
withdrawn from the league. II vas
CONTINUED on Page . Col AZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

Giles and Bland Counties arc
thrown into n now district. known
row rs Sixty one and "A half. with
one delegate. and despite the pro-
tests Of Delegate Elect George Il.
kce%eil. Of RockinEham that coun.
~ has appended to it the County %
Page in the Delegate district. an,!
Page and Warren in the new scna
torial district.
Essex County is taken from the
Thirty first Senatorial District and
attached to The Thirty-th third Dis
trict. while York is taken from tn
Thirty-;hird and tackled on to the
Thirty-iifth Senatorial District
which as proposed by the report.
Will hc composed Of Hcnrico. Chcs
tcrlicld Charles city. James City.
New Kent and York.
Former delegate from Smyth, X.
\. Anderson. won out In his con-
tention that Smyth County should
remain with Washington and the
oity Of l:ristol in the Sixteenth Sen.
atorial District. The biggest
change in the Southwest sect ion was
continued on Page :. Col ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
NEW BUILDING CODE OF CITY
PASSES COMMON COUNCIL
Documents With Amendments, Declared to Offer In
ducemcnts for Construction in Richmond-Now
81 Goes to Board of Aldermen

with several unimportant amend
mcntS to the original document as
recommended BY the special Commits
sion on Revision Of the Building
Code, that ordinance WAS adoptcd
last night at special session OF
Common Council. The paper now
goes to the Board OF Aldermen for
concurrence. 1t will become cffcc,
tive thirty days after Its approval by
the Mayor.
Tho design of the rcvisers was to
provide Richmond with building
code containing all the best features
OF the most progressive documents
many OF the leading cities of the
first class were examined, and many
sections were inserted in the Rich
mond code. The rcviscrs had in mind
code which. while embodying every
protective feature, also tended to
keen tho cost Of construction Mt n
minimum. The result OF the labors of
two years. II was said last night by
Councilman Thomas B. Morton, who
sat MS chairman at practically every
meeting OF tho commission, after the
tentative draft had been submitted
by the subcommittee, will show a
ta'1dency, toward relief To prospcc,
fSe builders from prohibitive re
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
APPEAL FOR z LADS,
" HOSE MOTHER IS
I'LL IN A H0SP|TA
ll-lear-Old Boys Coasti-
tslte One of the Ten
Opportunities.
S2.570.l6 SUBSCRIBED
DESTITUTE PEOPLE
More Than $1,000 Sill Is
Needed TO Alleviate
Suffering.

! She is in Il saiiatoriun. TRYING ,o re-
cover hcr health Twin boys. VI years
"!d' ar" left m"thcrlcSs the while. Th.
rather. faithlcs3 I" hiG patcrnal duty
{ and unmindful OF tn. vow Ii. made ,o
snare the joys and s"rrow:: OF the
J frnil little woman has deserted them
leaving them to Ia" mercy OF IN.
/ wor!,:
They are brave lads. these boys
( who now have neither father nor
mother Ia provide for them and lead
/ them Alright on LIES highway Eul
4 what Will happen Ia them II they ar.
, left to wandef alone They are lust
Children, YOU know. and to leav. :,
child without guidance is like casting
J pearls before swine. Some day they
may b" leaders in their community
/ Htalwart men wh" tower toward thu
sun. lifting the eyes of their fellows
- higher and latter things. iut now
/ "' 'hiH ful"iid" season. they need
help ana they need il badly
Dmc oi .rrn Opportunities
These boys constitute" just ono ~.
{ the Ten opportunities" for whom
! Tho Times Dispatch han been appeal
ing since sunday before last. OTHERS
arc just az WORTHY, the remaining. SIX
which have not yet gone .'ovcs the
TOP" but this ease 1t cited to show
how appealing is the call for aid
frcm unhappy people. at this glad
season Of the year. to their fellows
who have been more fortunate In
their PROGRESS through life.
With 500 these lads can 60 10 n
home nt covington. where they will
he made happy and contcntcd until
the little mother IL nurscd back L.
health ani strength Imagine what
/ her emotions mus, bu aa sh. tosscs
m her sick bed with fear in her heart
! Tor the safety and comfort OF the lit
! lc fellows she loves with all tn,
/ passion OF II mothers soul: Up iu
last nisht only sao2.6a had been con
trihutcd Ia thiI "pportunit>. and
{ Christmas is such Il l!ttlc while off.
Asked ns Christmas Present.
Help FOR the two little hoyS and
! the sick mother and all the other
/ needy pcopl" of the Ten opportuni-
! ties is asked as a Christmas present
from generous Virginians io those
! who have not had bestowed upon
them the prosperity that has com,
I the way of the more fortunate. II
! ~ an appeal Ia The spirit OF the sea
/ S"n--the spirit that cam" with III.
/ hir'h OF Christ nearly 2.a0o years ago
and has remained as the most brnuti-
f"l and most precious thing in iif"
Al Christmas the world is NOR,
friendly than at any other time. pco-
pie get nearer To each other more
wiling to share the joys Of life with
their helpless brothers. Their hearts
are attuncd together They have
more IN common. They feel for once
during the year as fellow passengers
travelling the same way to the same
ultimate goal.
| why is this feeling" II is the smell
/ ttontinued on Page -, Cod. n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

the jury.
Described ms .Ntsht Owl"
Miss Knox was described rs n
might OWL bv one OF the witnesses,
roaming restlcsHiy through the town
OF Colonial Beach from sunset to SUM-
rise. She expressed displeasure at the
slightest noise. stating that she had
t" make plans and could not think
unless SHE had perfect solitude. She
ate only one meal n day and always
conducted herself infa manner de-
scrihed as queer. witnesses de-
clarcd
The mcrcilcsS examination by Cons
monwealth's Attorney Mayo and
Thomas LomaN Hunter. his assistant,
laid bare the souls of Eastlake and
Miss Knox In manner which COM
plcteiy appcased the morbid curiosity
Of the crowd. AS revolving details of
the couples allegc intimacy were
brought out Eustiake's face flushed
and lie WINGED nt each revelation.
Although it's effect upon the jury Is
a matter or conjecture, the evidence
introduced today turned the feelings
Of the impressionable crowd against
the accused man.
state Probably Rest Case Tidny.
Considerable progress i'm the trial
was made today, and Common
wealth's Attorney Mayo stated this
afternoon that he would rest his case
before noon tomorrow.
V. Paul Drinks was the first wit
ness introduced this morning, He oc-
cunied the stlnd for several ho.rs and
told the jury additional Srucsomc do
tails of the crime. During his tcsti-
mony. tha blood stained wind proof"
and naval cap. sal dto he n type is
sued 10 officers rf Eastlake's rank.
We're place ON exhibition. These gar
mcnts were designed directly TO iden-
tifY the naval petty officer with the
murder.
Court recessed for lunch at the
conclusion of Mr.. Drinks testimony.
and +. :. Fitzhuch, the Colonial
Beach undertaken who cmbalmcd tho
body OF Mrs. Eastlakc. was placed on
the stand when the trial was re-
sumcd. His testimony was of little
Importance, establishing only that all
the wounds on the dead woman's body
CONTINUED on Page ., Col. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
SOME OF RICHMOND'S ATTRACTIVE BRIDES
PICTURED IN PHOTOGRAvURE SECTION

be
tc outstanding
patch Sunday Richmond. its
by
another feature of the rhoogravure
tai his
subject sunday Morning. His dencaon
MS
L IN miss them.
Beantcs and hits
Oddities gathered from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
CALIFORNIA CONGRESSMAN
ENDS LIFE IN POTOMAC RIVER
Body Of Representative John A. Eston Is Found Float
ing in Stream Unfortunate Man Leaving Note Say
ing Chain of Circumstances Spelled His Ruin.

serted that he had decided not to
stand for recollection next fan.
Mr.. Elston's hat and oycrcoat were
fohnd on the bank Of the river about
the time the body was recovered. The
Lotc found on the body said:
II am in n chain of circumstances
that spell ruin, although my ofrense
was ;nnocently made in the beginning
hope all the facts come out. My
stay means embarrassment to my dis
trict. and To Il worthy people. clean
and generous"
Mr.. Elston was elected to Congress
as a Republican from the Sixth CALI
fornia District. and had been mem
ber Of the House since the sixty
fourth Congress. He was born at
Woodland. Cal. February 10. 1878.
In 1899 he was admitted 10 the CALI
forn!a bar, and practiced law in
berkeley until in 1903 he became
secretary to Governor Pardee. Later
he WAS elected as attorney for tho
California State Board OF Health and
was trustee OF the California In.
stitute for deaf and blind. He was a
member OF the Delta Upsilen and Phi
Beta Kappa College fraterntties. Ho
Is survived by widow and four
children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

Hulrcmcnts ana will present an op-
p"rtunity for builders to derive re-
SUITS at minimum expense.
Offers Inducements to BmiId.
TO my mind" said Mr. Morton,
'he new code offers Inducements 10
nuiid. Under its operation the cost
"l construction will be low, whit.
AT the same time, every precaution
against fire hazard or possible
danger I'm faulty construction has
been anticipated"
D. AmElcr Johnston, chairman Il
the subcommittee of citizens who
worked on the document for about
eighteen months, without compensa-
tion. was present last night at tie
meeting Of Council. On motion cf
Mr. Morton, the body extended n
rising vote of thanks to MIR. John
ston and his coworkers, the latter
being John ~ Wilson, II. ID. Newell
and w. ID. Lee. These men," said
Mr.. Morton. have accomplished one
OF the greatest things for the CITY
imaginable. Their efforts Of nearly
two years have resulted in one of
the best building codes in the United
CONTINUED on Page 5, Col. 43
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
EHENCH OFFICIALS DEMAND
"Gt.tUi NTE:f:S" FROM UEI,IiN
IRy United NcwsI

I'N VnltcN NcWS.
PARIS, Dec. ia.--Germany's note to
the aiii's acknowledging her inabil-
ity To pay great portion at the
'no.oO",ouo mark rcparaticnS install
mcnt due in January, has led to an
immediate demand from French Of
hcials for guarantees" Ii the al
lies refuse Ia concur in forcing these
from Germany, France will take
them herself"
The fact that Germany would dc
fault on the January payment had
Continued on Page .. Col. ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

,,ylns changes in fleets Ia u. re-
o,,cd
-.
'''''''' '"'"'H Sh'"N 'hS''''
'w'nN-tw", Win an aggregate of
So .05p tons instead ~ suj.Jsn TONS
United stare. otyb,oor .t,i,. a.,
rIpinauy u,oro,ol tr, ,,i,,,
rernt. ~ 20, Ooo ,o,s t,.,caI ., ,nn
90 Inns
p"-
no "'"'
1,
''"'' 40 '"'-
'' s
''"'
a.
as
.onrcrpca dencud.,, uru,. q. .ni,.hlo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
BERLIN CAN'T PAY;
ASKS MORATORIUM
Germany Is Unable to Meet
Rcparalions Due in
January.
PARIS MAKES DEMAND
French Government Seeks
Guarantees, Asserting II
Will Take Them.
PARIS MAKES DEMAND
tuy Associated rrcss.l

BERLIN. Dee 1.-THE German
government. IL was announced today
ha" informed the committee o. guar
antecl that ii ia impossible for Ger
many to pay the sum due In rcrara
tions January - and that she conse.
uuently asks moratorium.
III the moratorium is not granted
the German government. it states.
viii he compelled To have recourse
I" /" credit operation to procure the
rcCrHSary funL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
~ THREE MA VAL POWERS ANNOUNCE AGREEMENT;
EAS7LAKE UNF1AITHFLH TO WIFE, WITNESSES CT A
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT IS INVOKED IN BEHALF
OF THE DESTITUTE Ten OPPORTUNITIES


presents FOR the consideration
In
said.
in bcha OF the
thcm Nos I'll
help close
"''o'
any
the
,'"'""s VI ties ollnw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
Washington, London and Tokyo Delegates Ini-
tiate Steps at Once to Assure Expansion
Of Signatory List to Include
France and Italy
BRITAIN AND JAPAN HUNK
TWO MILLIONS BATTLESHIP TONNAGE
'nder Rcarranged Plan America Is to Retain the Colo
RADIO and Washington, Dismantling North
Dakota vnd Delaware
IHv AssncIn,.h rrcss1

WASlilN"ToN ,rwari
Ife"t Britain ~
F5-3' ra,i
The next sep"laboaon
are cntcd.
major
S OF status qn" understanding
ain a,..ied
an d"Nrr t" retain her l"ehr
nin,pn nirrh
canp rern
e' by INC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
AS Revolving Details of His Alleged Intimacy
With Miss Knox Are Brought Out, Naval
Petty Officers Face Flushes and
Revelations Cut to Quick
PROSECUTION CONSIDERS EVIDENCE
/ MOST IMPORTANT LINK IN CHAIN
Rapid Progress of Trial Heghtens Belief That Com
monwealth Will Rest It's Case Today-Chdren
Probably Not Testify Against Father
lHy STAN Corrcpondcnt.l

of nnlcl yto
with
ing alegcdm this
1t Is considered highly by
a
int
the court rtroon.
home
fromN
sred IA home cpadth
of .andth Ham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
his ease has been cioScd.
OrrONTUNITY 10. =.

This Is - case for which we wish
10 raisr $500. The husband i'm This
'aih'!y Is "a man OF about forty years
VIE is crippled. and unabl. To go
out |" work. There are fivc chi
drcn a""S II. ., :. ana .. who
VII az h"c'' good deal OF mctlica!
attention If they ar. Ia grow nm
well and strong. The mother say.
IN. VIII iii" IL she has To give IN
hrr children. but sh. cannot earn
enough 10 support them
nrrvI"uSlN acknowledged SiaI 65
"h'r,huti"ns reccsrcd yes
ter"aN '............... y ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
Farmer llilIs wirc and uIm,crf

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Dec. I5.-I:d
oiive, well-known farmer. aged 40.
early this morning shot anh killed
his divorced wife, aged 3d. at her
home near Oakdalc, In the extreme
southern part of Pulaski County, then
turned his pistol upon himself and
innicting wounds from which he died
an hour later. They leave five chill
dren.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
49,. Ralph %. Turner.

i' Ralph u; Turner.
United News stan c"rr.sponden,.
LONDON. bee. l:.-A,tackgd with
all Tho bitterness of traditional
jcn!ouSies and hntrcds in three capi.
tais-i.ondom. Dublin and Belfast
the Irish peace treaty is apparently
"n its way 10 inevitable ratification
This was "a dag when Inc die
hards" used their nnai opportuni,y
:" voice their una!tcrable conyiction-
mat IN" treaty means surrender to
S!nn f"in. treason tO Ulster and d..-
hAief Tor the empire. They wer. an
Sw"r"d calmly and convincinrly by
government supporters in,ludin.
the Premier, ana even by Andrew
Bonar Law. who cam. ont of his
retirement and To the ncconip",i-
m"nt "t cheers. announced his a;,-
c"rtance OF tn. docmmen, a. tn. best
Instrument in spite OF its weak
ncSscs. that could be devised under
present conditions
Ii"nnr LAW Approves.
Colonel Gre,t"n. vigorous opponent
"f tn" treaty. lcd lh- opposition IN
the House Of Commons. in, support
of his amendment to III. address To
Inc King which regrets that IN. nr,-
posed settlement Involves The sur
r"ndcr "f the rights ot the crown in
ireland. gives ireland the power 10
establish an independent army and
navy and violates pledges TO Ulster
Tor the safety 'of In. ri.b,s -, 49,.
loyalis, u.,,,Ia,ior
ror rnr,n 3.
.,..b J., ,
mn, ,,o,, ,ha
,.u,I, ,i "'a
,ho I,. "'e'e"
~ '''"'
-" '"'"''" IN" treaty. lie
'''"''" "''h"nth ~ must to" ad-
'""' - '''" some weak points.
u" "'''' "h''N "h' 1--WE
"'''' '"' r'S"' ne asked
our r"'"ti"hS on
i""''"E Whatever happens,
''''" - "'"r' or i.SS OUT OF the
p't'"F' nov. II the Irish mean 10
heh'' 'h'N VIII hghi one another
me former minister iamrnted the
",' ','rh'SS wh'eh Is growing In
'n" n"rth thlnks II
,-... .,;.,..,....,,,
'.',,. =. ,"t'sS 'h"' c"uid oc.
moi ,,.r.o ~, ,h ,"i"
eNtraordinary financial .dyantarcs
because ",h, Young and incxpori-
cnccd statrsmcn creating tho ncw
state would create taxation hirbor
than that in the United Kingdom.
He criticized briefly the proposed re-
vision Of listers boundaries
'i>c"nnt Bryce Supports Pact.
In the House Of Lords. Viscount
Erycc and the Archbishop of Can
tcrhury raised their voices in sup
port O: the agreement, while the
Marquis OF Londonderry and the
Duke or northumberland opposed
fa''i u"h.
vigorous 0ehunciati"n of the Sim
rem ORGANIZATION and declarations
mat the government had broken it's
PiedEes l" Ulster characterized the
"c'"'e !" commons on the question
oi CORONER 'r"'toh amendment
Matters ordinarily submitted to a
general election said Rupert
Gwynnc were in this instance de-
cidrd by five Cabinet Ministers and
:our representatives OF a murder
gang" His description of the Sim
Feiners throw the House into an
uproar
'pon further hcckl!ng. Lloyd
George admitted that Parliament
could. if ii wished, alter the terms
Of the agreement, hut insisted that
'''"' "E nom sides
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

We are asking for S5U0 for this
family. since the father and mother
are both tnbercular. and the 10
ycar-oid bo: has just come home
from the sanntorium. There are
four other boys. running In years
from - TO =, two of whom are
incipicnt cases. There is no wage
Garner in this family at present.
and IL is n very heavy load On the
Associated Charities. Six hundred
dollars viii see them through the
-"minE year and by that time we
a"pc to have them ON their feet
asain.
Previously acknowledged Sl1i 90
Contributions received yes
tcrday & 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

The sum OF 500 was needed to
tide this needy family. the head Of
which earns only S1i "A week, with
which h- ii"S 10 provide tor u SiCkiy
wife and three children over the
present emcrScncy. 1t has bcci:
"N.rSubSCrihcd.
Previously acknowledged :. $3.50 -
Contributions received yes
tcrday ............... %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

Xmas Holiday Rates. C..& O offers
reduced rates. selling Dec, 3l-25, Inc,
FiSal limit Jan. 4.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
OrIOIsrINITN M. 4

Four hundred dollars is n.cJo1
Tor w" boys whose mother ncr
iccted and ill-trcaIe,l them an,
lhcir father is dead. The boys are
10 support them The tssnci., ,n5
hhritieS has been paying their
bnarh IN oder that these children
nIeht ha some home life They
."N. heNsr known what IL Is TO be
lhty ar" bright boys who will make
GOOD citizens II they can have the
proper training.
Previously acknowledged .sl3o II
'ohtribut!ons received yes
'erday 81 90
Total to date go :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
OPPORTUNITY No. !.

rms Is a ease Of twin BOYS II
year: oihN whose mother Is in "A
shhdtori'im. and whose father mas
deserted them. -Four hundred dol
I"rs VIII keep these boys AZ Cuving-
ION Tor " year. while their mother
IS recovering her health
Previously acknowledged ti7T G5
Nohtribhtichs received yes
tc'""S $3.50. - 90
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
oI'r.oI,ruNrTY No. :.

Two hundred dollars Is needed to
take care OF iIttlc l-ycar-old
Sirl. whose mother is in Il hospital
under treatment. Tho father de-
serted her son.e years ago, and the
Associated Charities has not been
able TO locate him. "'h,. child L. en-
trcmcly talented, and we are amy
ious to give her Il chance To grow
up straight. Snc has iIu one To iou.<
after her until her mother again
becomes Il wagc-carner.
Previously acknowledged ..Si36 80
Contributions received yes
tcruiy IL 90
Total to slate 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16

tx unable physically to go out TO
work, but they are good parents
and are bringing up th.!r iu-yrar-
oid giri and TWO boys OF and :,
years beautifully. II wc can raise
$500 l" supplement tn amount their
father can earn. the family will be
kept together.
frcyiouSiy acknowledged SIPS 81
contributions received yes
tcrhaS IS oa
Total to date Sl55 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
Total to date. ...$l77
OPPORTUNITY 40. 10.

ThiS is The case Of IA widow with
two little children tn take care nj.
Th" mother is thrifty. and earns as
much as il is possible for her To do
IN her state of health. The two
children are we'll cared for, and go
regularly to school and SUNDAY
school We are most anxious to
keep this family together II will
take sea" 10 take care OF them for
the next year.
Previously acknowledge .sIia 90
Contributions received yes
'tr"aH '''.'.. '........... 10 -
Total to date. sl5s 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
nIr0nrI-NITN NJ. :.

This is III. ease of an old couuI,
WHO have lived more than rnrty
years Of marritd lif. together. Thc
sum 81 So" was asked I" keep them
from being separated II hn. In,.,
ov.rsuEScribcd.
ireNionsly acknowledged $3sS 80
contributions received yes
itrudN ............. :, 40
.,,Lothl TO date .......... 1898 80
This cnsc hn> been cIosrL.
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orroIsTuNITY M. :.

This is the case OF three ar.d
sisters in destitute circunstanccs
For them the sum of 5000 was asked
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contributions received yes
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The Weather

increasing ci"udinrss. followed by
rain. this afternoon or tonIght:
rising temperature tomorrow.
For fun weather repor, see Editorial Pnre.
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