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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
NEY-GENERAL ISSUES :.
HIS CHRISTMAS GREETING
Daughery Urges All to Hold Up Heads and Be of Good
Cheer and to Obey Ten Commandments
and Laws of Nation

man until after he hns turned against
tho world. and II Is never too late TO
wake up
"A man owes society. his country
and tho world more than II owes him
and more than he can ever pay"
III one has self respect he will not
so far wrong"
''It one respects others he Will do
them no injury either I'm person or
property"
I'm this country ono man has the
same freedom and the same rights
NJ another.
Every man owes the Same degree
or loyalty TO his country and the
same Obligation to society"
ITO all mankind" MIR. Daughor,y
concluded. Il wish Il happy. health
ful and hopeful Christmas time. Let
us hold up our heads and be OF good
cheer. Let us 10y" God and he CRATE
full. Let ~ obey The laws OF our
country and lot us obey the ten com
mandmcnts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
ISSUE FLOOD WARNINGS
TO INDIANA FARMERS
[Rv AsNocintcd Press.l

lfS Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Dec. e.
Floods resulting from heavy rains
Friday night nave caused number
Of small streams in Southern Indiana
10 overflow their banks, according to
reports received from several com
muni;ies.
Rural mail carriers with loads Of
Xmas eifts We're unable to make
their way across some swollen
streams. Railroad and !ntcrurban
traffic was also disorganizcd
At Evansville the United states
Weather bureau Issued Ii flood warn
ing 10 farmers IN Ohio River low
lands. stating that the river In the
district viii pass the danger line OF
th!rty-ilve feet by next TUESDAY.
The Wabash, White and Patoka
Rivers are also expected TO pass
food stage. but lowland farmers
have taken precautions TO protect
their live stock and household eff
fleets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
IRy Assoclated prcss1

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.-t:nourl
advice, most OF 1t bad. had been Of
fered Attorney General Daughcity
since he assumed office. he said to-
night In Christmas creating to the
public. to last him until the end ~
my term. whether 1t be long or
snort. The majority OF tho counsel
pr"Hcred. he added, was of auch n
character that the person offering Il
would not himself do MS he advise.
ton"
Mr.. Daughcrty's statement con-
tuned inJunctions which ho said
We're stated for the consideration or
'ii VINO may read. regardless OF their
low: i''-
~ man does the right thing he
VIII have the help ana approval Of
nose VINO Know him. and II he does
NOT do the right thing he doe.n., de.
serve it," "e
II" world never turns against n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
.CLOTH|ERs CRITICIZE
DAUCHERTY CHARGES
Retail Merchants Invite At.
torney.Cencral to Use Facts
Obtained by Them.
iBy Associated Press !

CHICAGO, Dec. 2t.-The National
association OF Retail cIothIcr,
through Ansclm FranltcI. prcsiJent
and Charles Il. Wry, executive dir.c.
tor' TO-DAY addressed a letter 10 At
torneE-General Daugherty DENYING
MS recent assertion that retail deal
erS profits were uncomfortable and
lhat they have an understanding
which tends to keep prices high. on
h"half OF 5000 clothing dealers I'm
their organization, they Invited tho
Acknowledgement to avail himself OF
All information at their disposal and
sharply criticized the Attorncy-Gcn-
"r"l announcing the results OF your
investigation" before IL was made
Ihc retail clothing merchants
nave made every effort to reduce
prices" the letter said. They have
taken huge inventory losses. and arc
constantly taking further losses. In
general. clothing today is being sold
AZ retail Mt much smaller percentage
OF profit than ever before"
The letter offered TO turn over to
MIR. Dausherty Information on rctnil
prohts. costs and overhead. being col
irctcd by the association for a con-
srcssional joint committee and con-
tinucd:
The missionaries already re-
ccived show that. despite every ef-
fort on the part Of the retail clothier
To cut down his costs and expenses
in general. expenses today are a
greater percentage OF the volume OF
business done Than ever before and.
what is more, show no signs OF de-
cr"asinr.
1T IL serious thing to destroy
the public's confidence without max
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
CAPTAIN BOYD N. SMITH,
II, DIES At HOSPITAL
Confederate Veteran Won
Fame by Capturing a
Union General.
Especial to The T!mes-Dispatch.l

t'peSi"i 10 Inc I!mes- Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Dec. "a.
Captain Boyd Mason Smith. aged
%. Confederate veteran and retired
mine owner, Is dead, following nm
illness OF several weeks at the I!ni-
fersity Hospital. The funeral SER
vice was held yesterday from tho
residence Of his cousin. Commander
James ii. Reid. at Crozet, this coun-
W where Captain Smith had made his
nome Tor some time past. The body
""e 'aheh TO Alexandria, Va, for in
tcrment
Captain Smith was n son of the ,ote
David Boyd Smith, of Fairfax County.
va whero he was born In 1914. He
married Miss Elizabeth Pickettc. lie
served under Colonel John $. Mosby
ana won fame by capturing n Union
General almost singie-handed. Tho
iheioent occurred in the early morn
ing OF October IS, on the Mnrtins
ourg and Winchester Turnpike, about
SIX miles from Winchester. CAPTAIN
Smi'h took out II few men tn recon
noiter the road lie observed a two
morse ambulance with escort OF
twelve or ffteen. coming from the di-
rectton OF Winchester. Riding In
field almost abreast OF m, ,mh,
rance. Captain Smith shot one of tho
h"fSes' This checked the prorrcsu
%. Inc wagon and he and John r.
DICKSON jumped from their horses
over n stone fence into the road can
turing the ambulance and occunonts
General Dnfiie. II captain and a CT
vivian. who was driving and also car
rEing maitland three Of the escort
Inc capture was made within a few
hundred yards OF an approaching Fed
erai train and as Smith aud Dickson
wer" Fastening back to the command
.ney met Colonel Moshy bringing up
mig men TO attack the train.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
CHICAGO STOCK-YARDS
WORKERS ARE QUIET
Normal Conditions Restored - Evil
denced by Withdrawal of
Police.
lbv AssleIated rfrss. ]

CHICAGO, Dec. "a Win the with
drawal o., "a police motorcycle squad
which has hecm stationed at The
stock yards for three weeks during
the strike OF the parkiug-housc
workers, police reported today that
normal conditions have hc'u restored.
Dennis Lane, SECRETARY treasurer
OF the Amalsamalod Meat cutters
and Butcher Wo:kmcm Of North
America asserted. however. That
there mac been no defeciious from the
union ranks, while packing plant Of
Acials said they had more men than
they could use. ana reported num-
bers of strikers applying for their
old positions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
COLLECTOR USES HIS
Gun: CHILD is DEAD
'"''" On" l. Inn"rrnt Victim OF FL
fort &" Collect $40
Account.
IEy Nssocialeh rrcse. |


GlII'hGO. Dec. 2i.-i.ucy de ccsore.
'e"d .. died today as a result OF a
"''!'t wound inflicted by Ninccnzo
n' Grpmhi. while trying to collect $40
from tn" ch!id's father las, night.
ne Cesar" had been out OF work
'"r som" time. but earned $40 this
Week. he Grombi heard OF II and
Nl"d TO collect the old loan. DC
Cesar" pleaded that II he paid his
creditor he would have no money for
christmas FOR his six children.
-. Gromhi drew a gun during the
argument aud fred. just az tho little
Sirl entered the room. She foil NOR
ally wounded. De Grombi then shot
De cosare twice.
Tn" man was captured hy three
women who held him until police
arrived.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
[ny Associated press.l

CoBLENI. Dec. ?i-Mii!tary bands
and singing clubs are marching tho
streets tonight. The Christmas din
ner VIII mark only the midway point
IN the three duy holiday. which every.
one seems TO be preparing to enjoy
thoroughly. Each OF the 5000 men
or the American forces will receive
bag OF fruit, candy and tobacco.
Enteria Inments have been organized
by the Red Cross. the Y. NJ. c. \. and
the salvation Army. win sports of
AL kinds extending through Saturday,
sunday and Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
HUNDREDS FLEE HOMES
/! MENACED BY FLOODS
Heavy Downpour Sends Ohio
River to the Flood
Stage.
TRAIN VICE Is CoNcELED
No Loss OF Life Reported. but All
LoNln nds Are Covered, mud Dnmnvc
To Growing Wheat Is Reported
Enormous.
rs Assoctated rress.l

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Dec 24.-While
decided fall in temperature late
this afternoon halted the almost con-
ttnuous rainfall during the last
twenty-four hours, probably remuv-
Ing threatened general nood men
acc, the Hooking Valley section to-
night reported the wors; Hood since
1907.
From Athens reports tonight were
that hundreds OF families have been
forced from their homes IN the val
ley between Logan and Hooking Port.
aud that half a dozen villages were
experiencing the worst Hood in al
most d~Cadc \ large railroad
trestle was swept away near Glou.
cestcr, and many trains have been
Cancelled. seriously Interfering with
holiday travel. S;ill higher water
tomorrow is expected No loss Of
life has been reported
Families Leave Homo.
Lancaster reported the high mark
Of the 1913 food passed and many
families driven from their homes IN
that vicinity.
All lowiands We're covered and the
DAMAGE TO growing wheat was re-
ported great.
While the waters Of the Ohio ar.
not expected "a reach food crest "a.
most Ohio points until tomorrow OF
Monday. no serious Hood stage -
ANTICIPATED
River Reported Nising.
Tho OHIO River WAS reported rising
at tho rate of four to seven inches
psr hour throughout it's Ohio course
Al Cincinnati stage OF nifty feet
had been reached At t o'clock. with
continued rise OF four inches per
hour. y stage of fifty-four feet ~
expected 10y tomorrow Portsmouth
reported a stage OF forty-two feet
and rising seven inches an hour. y
stage OF fifty feet by tomorrow IL cN-
poctcd.
Gallipolis carly tonight reported \
stage OF thirty-ninc feet and rising
six inches An hour. y stage Of more
than iifty-tvc feet is expected by
river men. Lowiands already are
Hooded. Residents Of tho lower soc
lions az Middicport and romeroy
were reported to he preparing -
move TO higher ground.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
Miss Sue CoDkIry

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. Dec %
Miss sue coaklcy, formerly Of star
ford county, died at her home ir
washington. Thursday, of pneumonia
Inc deceased is survived by one
nr"ther Or. John r. CoakIcy, oi
buffalo. y. Y. and one sister, Mrs
charlie Love. or Washington. Uel
remains were brought to Frcdericks.
burg today and taken to HARDWOOD
church. stafford County. where ser.
wees were conducted by Rev. ID. !
Shopoh, Intcrmen; was made In Tn,
FAMILY lot in the church cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
ANTIGRAIN GAMBLING
ACT NOW in EFFECT
New Federal Inv Places prohibiti,-
Tax on Dealing In
Futures

WASHINIGTON. Dec. 24-Thc Fed
cral antigrain gambling act h"carno
effective today.
The Law places q prohibl,jve tax on
paper transactions. transaction
which do not contemplate the actual
exchange ot grain. 1t is ntncd :lri-
mariiy 1T gambling in futures.
AT the Office OF Secretary % Agr!-
culture Wallace. whose department,
VIII enforce the law. u was said that
all concerns affected by the act. in
GLIDING tho Chicago Board Of Trade,
ore now meeting the new require
A.nts. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
Trimming uni,cr,It, site licked,

WASIIlNGTON. Dec. 2i.-Sclcction
OF Camp Johnston, ut Jacksonville.
Fla. the site for vocational
training university to DO established
by the Veterans Bureau, was under
stood today Ia have been practIcally
decided upon by Director Forbes.
The training university to be cs-
tncjo, Minister Of Foreign ANnira
would be along tho limos Of Camp
sherman. Chillicothe, Ohio, which
wns recently opened with 600 stu
dents. and has "a capacity rs high as
5000 former service men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
Express Company Advance Cancelled

w y III NC r u y. Dec. 9Th,
Anne aean Railway Express Com
panNs petition to the Interstate
Commerce Commission to Increase
estimated weights on berries in non,
r"friEerators was found unjustiflci
by the commission today. Suspcn
sion schedules in effect were ordered
Cancelled. The complainants agaips,
the proposed action OF the express
company were the railroad Commits.
SION OF Florida. the Tampa Board OF
Trade. and shippers and growers OF
strawberries in Florida.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25

WASlIfNGToN. Dec. 2I.-An NIL
army fruit cake. prepared by tho
bakers and COOKS school at Fort
Riley. Kan. will form part ot IN.
Christmas dinner OF Sccretary Weeks,
Tho cake Was made from, the r.cino
In the Army Cook Book and In s,,ni
lar In every way 10 those baked for
tho soldiers Christmas dinner II
was received today as n present 10
the secretary from the students mt
the school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25

Funeral services FOR Nathan g
Davis VIII be held at Lorton. Va To-
DAY mt II o'clock. Mr.. Davis died In
the Johns Hopkins Hospital. ualti-
more. Friday, after an illness of ,wo
months, aged II years. lie leaves n
widow. Mrs. blanche Delaney Dryis,
three sons. Kyle. 'Hin and Alvin
Davis; one sister. Miss NJ. I. Hanna
laws. OF New York. and four broth
"rs. ihwr"nc" T. Davis. OF Richmond.
> EMS Davis W. Wyndham Davis
ana wilton V. Davis, of Occoqua,,.
Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
RICHMOND TIMES-DIsPATCH: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25 1921
u. S. SOLDIERS IN GERMANY
WILL ENJOY CHRISTMAS
Bag of Fruit Candy and Tobacco Is Furnished to Each
OF 5000 Men of American Forces-NIany
Sports Planned

Tho Red Cross Is providing da!nttes
at the hospital. where the influenza
patients are progressing favorably,
indicating speedy end TO the cpl
dcmic.
Inc Germans are making much OF
the soldiers gifts TO the German
children, and the choral clubs will
sing. while the gifts are being dis
tributed
The British troops In tho Rhineland
nave ARRANGED program OF sports
and extensive religious observance
while the French Will celebrate the
day quietly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
REVOLUTIONARY RADICALS
FORM POLITICAL PARTY
Would Overthrow American
Government TO Start Work
ers' Republic"
s1I2AM ROLLER is usEn
Committee OF Six Makes All NumIns-
lions mud Opponents Are PROMPTLY
boord Down md Expelled From
Convention.
IBy Associated press.l

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-With a DO
iiccinahs billy doing duty as the
eha!rinan's gav.l. the Workers Par
~ o! America was born here today
ana dedicated to overthrow the pres
eht government and the substituting
oi the American Workers Republic"
Seif-Styled revolutionary radicals
. from NJ! parts of the United States
attended The organization mass meet
'hs. ana then opened the party's first
national convention
The l4G delegates announced they
would commence being revolutionary
by working all day tomorrow. Christ
mas. ana scheduled committee meet
ing Tor the morning. and for the af-
'crnoon the second session OF the
convention.
Fight More md 'rniiS Less.
After preliminary organization was
effected. james T.. Cannon. of Kan
sas City. welding the billy as presid-
Ing officer, said the party should be-
Gin by lighting more aud talking
less
Almost Immediately several dele
gates noted upon the suggestion. They
were elected from the convention hall
after verbal and hs,ic exchange.
Mr.. Cannon then declared he would
listen to no one who talked any
thing but unity"
n group OF six men at table In
one correr of the hail made all the
nominations for committees. ION he
half OF the American labor alliance
and the workers council"
or the I4G delegates, ninety-four
represented the former organization
and thirteen the latter Their states
were accepted without discussion.
Henry Walton. az buffalo. who had
been denied seat as representative
of the Marx Englcs Institute, pro-
tested.
Delegate Doocd Out
Il demand to be heard on point
Of Information" hc shouted. others
cheercd and boocd. and Walton re-
tired. Some Of his synpa thizers took
AZ the cry. bat they were quickly
removed from the hall.
MIR. Cannon said he lamcnted that
organized labor in America was he
Ing broken up hy black reaction"
and tho Oppression of capitalism"
and said the reason for this was
that union leaders went IN for phrase
ology instead Of applying the Marx
ian spirit"
from the Gompers bureaucracy. the
Socialists and the Social Labor party
is that thnsc three don't want TO
fight" he said. adding:
We must enroll members who will
lie soidiers--who VIII do what they
are t"ld-so that we will he militant
and not Il debating society"
Among the ORGANIZATIONS amalEa-
mated In the workers party were the
Finnish Socialist Federation, IIungar-
Ian Workers Federation. Italian
Workers Federation. Jewish Work
crs Federation. the Jewish Socialist
Federation. and the Workers Educa-
,ional Association (arbeiter bildunes
vcrein).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
WEATHER TO BE CLOUDY
AND COLD THIS WEEK
uccasIonnI SHOWS Arc E0rccnkt in
North mud Middle Atlantic


WASHINGTON. Dec 24-Wcatber
outlook for the period December &c
To ri. inclusive:
North and Middle Atlantic States
Considerable cioudiness. cold weather
and occasional SHOWS.
South Atlantic and Fast Gulf
states cloudincss. oc
"asi"nal rains and cold weather with
frosts except In Southern Florida.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
Extra Gunrd for Mrs. ua,,cn,

NEW YORK. Dec. 24.-Upon receipt
OF report from DIR. Charles StocrZer,
visiting Jail physician. that Mrs. Lii
Han Raifcn. under indictment for the
murder OF DR.. Abraham GIickenstcIn.
brooklyn dentist. had manifested
suicidal tendencies" Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Edward w. Cooper to-
might ordered the woman kept under
strict surveillance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND
HAS HUMOROUS MAGAZINE
The Spider Web" Makes lis
Debut on News
Stands.

The first issue OF The Spi,cr
Web" the humorous publication e!
'hc University OF Richmond. is ready
Tor distribution. From the number
or advance subscriptions and the
rapid sale" reported AT the news
N'nh"s ana book stores OF Richmond,
"htrc IL has been placed on sale. the.
ma GaH!he is already assured or being
one OF the most successful OF the
comic publications in the state. /,
VIII not take the place OF "Th, l;irh-
'"uhS toIl"S!au." the weekly news
paper OF the University, or the col
gan the literary publication of
the institution.
r. l.. Garst. Richmond boy. il
'u!'or-in chief: X s. AtI,iu. ~
'has"r. business manager: ! Il
saunders. Norfulk. managing editor.
TOM Hart. Jr.. Richmond. art cdi,nr
me literary Stan is composed or
n. Mcneil. Peggy Buttcrneld and
>. Miller; the business stan az "
~, Efans, j. l.. Sadler and A
80 trsah'' All Richmondrrs: the art
s'ah or Louis Haley. w. y Snuth,
Ward and Gladys Shaw. N,n,hnr
NE iacu!iy on the advisory bn,ri
ere. Professors II. Il. Handy. H. T.
hayden. X. {. Astrop and t,1nu,L
Brown. i'''''"""
Magazine Filled With IIum.r
included in the contents -, ..r,,
SPIDER Web" Will be "a r,pr.s.u,.,Ia,
VI me best OF wit, fun. HUME ,,,,I
t''i'osophE OF ia. local uni,.r.i,,
- manned 10 publish the m,.,zin.
zines during he session NAH
80 &c" ISSUE high class. repr.,.n-
awe number through IN, co-o,,,r,
49, "t 'Ac men ana women ON lh,
'n.Pus' Some outside con,rIbu,i,r.
VIZ. be received. hut in IN. mat, ~
dents pE STU
For some time the students h,v.
~ "ee TIC publication of sucb
and have already sub
I''neu literally. The per,odic,l :.
,,n,. g" ana has about thirty
pages OF material. Among ,ha
lures VIII bc the cover Nm -,
We do not ask for i.ui,ncy .,
judgment becaus. tn. Srt,I.. -.
stands on its own merits am, ,,o,ni
APPEARS In its columns u,nt h..
passed our Judgment and for which
are not ready 20 stand
apohs'oIe. The editors ucclar. I, ~.
Nrst issue. :" 'he
'."r"t President Of Student nod,
"r' 'Iarst Is president OF IN. S,u.
"thS Government Association ,n,
T'' "e awarded his y Il. degree I'm
'"he' lie Is member or ks,n,,
AIpAh Fraternity. Key I6, and Of IN.
ih'ef!fhi"rniiy Council. Las, v.,-
Mi' ''arht WAS assistant editor @, ma
i'Ghn1"nd Collcg!an. The weekly
"e"Sb"4'er OF the university. lie f.,
inei"ber or the MIA sigma I'm,
,n'e'hry society aud president OF tho
Writer'S club.
"' "'hihs. besides being n mem
'rr or IN" Managers Cluh, WINS a.
slstant business manager or ~.
spider The yearly publication nj,
,hc University: treasurer of the SIN.
"cht Government Association in 1871.
u" me to!les'an staff: Y. NJ. G. A
'""lhet; annual representative of IN.
JUNIOR class. and member OF tho
I'hma'c club. lie Is n senior also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
soll,cr. to sn,l ,o pacific In,

NEW YORK. Dec. 2i-Thc largest
embarkauon OF troops In America
s!nce the war. 100 men, will sail
from Philadelphia, January :. for
service in Hawaii and Philippines. Il
was announced at Governors Island
today. Among them will no many
re-cniistcd men from the Rhine army
OF occupation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
Mny Serve More rhnu Ono no,u

WASHINGTON. Dec 2+-W. q
Askrw and George j. baldwin and
John l.. Conner were granted n.r
mission by the Interstate Commerce
Commission today to hold their posi-
tons an officers or directors Of NOR.
than ono railroad. The activities are
largely confined TO Georgia and
Southern railroads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
Miss l.rIIn V. .Jruc.,

Miss Leila V. James. a member Of
th" teacher corps OF the Norfolk
county schools for a year. and who
J"'h"h the STAFF Of the Woodrow VIII
son i''sh school when For, Norfolk
hrcam- part Of the city. died on
November 81? Miss james was nror
incnt during the time she served ms
IA teacher ia Tidcwater.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
Richard II. Ifite

The death OF Richard II. lite. 40
years old. occurred at his homo. an5
Ncr'h Twcnty-ff,h Street. yesterdav
morning AT $50 o'clock Funeral
services VIII he conducted at m.
nome tomorrow morning at II
o'clock. 1ntcrmcnt will be In Onk-
wood. MIR, liite is survived nv his
WIDOW and two daughters. Miss Mary
y. Iiite and Mrs. w. l.. Kay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
H"hbcrs steal Car Cnsh Hox.

The second cash box To disappca T.
from Il trolley ear within the week
took place yesterday when robbers
removed tho fare receptacle" on an
bakN God and BROAD street car. near
Lakewood Cemetery. Ia tho temporary
absence, OF the crew. The car was
at the end OF run and the box
more than $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Dec. "a.
Airs i. i. Ncnablc. Of Colonial
Beach, was found dead in her bed II
lew mornings ago. She is survived
u! one daughter. Mrs. Frank Clark,
OF washington. ana two Erandchil-
oteh. me body was taken to Upper
a'rm"nt' Md, her old home, for
burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
cha,n-uo,el Man ,yi,harn,,.

l.ENEl.AND. OHIO, De-. 24.--An-
n"uncement that he had withdrawn
from nearly all OF his chain hotels
was made today by David Olmsted
local hotel man. Hotels from which
hc has withdrawn his holdings are
situated in Winston Salem. y. c..
chicago. Altoona, Pa; Ashtabula
Ohio. and Warren, Ohio. he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-25
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral This AInrnin.

Funeral services for Mrs. Eleanor
catherine Butler. about SO years of
age VINO died yesterday morning I'm
me nome Of her grandson. Allen G,
nooishy, at Ron Air. will be hold in
me nome this morning at . o'clock.