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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
Formal Opening
Of South Bend S
Ne7C Hotel Held
Municipal Lodging Fl ouse
'Ihe COOtie Exchange
Haven for 'Boes."

South Bends municipal lodging
house. nicknamed by the police as
The Cootie Exchange" was formal
~ opened 10 guests" Saturday
night. Charles Edwards, New AL
bany. Ind. had the honor" OF be-
Ing the first customer OF the
"hUtel" Harold Denning, Columbus
o.. and James McGiu. Springfield
Ill. registered" second and third
respectively. All three men reported
to. the police that they were out Of
work. out OF money. and had no
place TO sleep.
The Exchange" which is located
on the second floor of the old po-
lice garage across the alley from the
new garage IN the rear Of the City
Hall. has recently been remodeled
and can accommodate more than
100. The beds" consist OF a con-
crete floor, with a thin strip OF limo
heum as a covering. A stove Is To-
Gated IN the southwest corner OF the
room. A wire cage surrounding the
stove viii prevent the "boes" from
tampering with the fire in case they
decide their quarters are not quite
warm enough.
Cunning Is Manager"
Motorcycle officer Charles Dun
ming was officially designated man
Ager" or the new "bunkhouse" Sat
urday night. officer Dunning will
be in charge from o'clock in the
evening until 6 o'clock in the morn
ing His duties will consist Of Sc
curing the names. addresses. age.
status etc. Of each man requesting
a place 20 sleep He viii also be re-
CURED 20 search them for knives.
razors and revolvers.
Although business was extreme
" Tight" opening night IL IS be-
lieved by the police that before
many more cold nights. officer Dun
ming Will be kept busy" caring for
his clients"
Decision 10 open a lodging house
last night followed reports from sev-
eral officers Of the department con-
corning the great number OF requests
for "a place 20 sleep" which they
have received during the pas week.
The Salvation Army officials "tip-
ped" the three customers who spent
the night In the hotel last night
and il IS said other charitable or
CARNATIONS win also pass along the
word so business" from now until
spring is predicted % be heavy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
NEW MILLINERY

Another, lot OF those handsome
Pattern Hats just received. We want
YOU 10 see them Lates silver and
gold effects New flower and fur
trims. Dressy hats 81 20 s12. Moth
ing over SIS and nothing better in
he city. Think ii over. Save IS by
trading with Van Gorder & Co.
398-6-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
Curtain Falls on Bitter
City Campaign IN Laporte

Special to News-Times:
LAPORTE, Ind. Nov. 5.-The
curtain fell tonight on the most bit
ter city campaign in the history cf
Laporte, with both sides claiming
victory. According TO statements
made by the republican and demo-
cratic city chairmen. the vote will
be fully as large as that cast last
November, when the republicans
swept the city by phenomenal ma
iorities.
It is considered that the race be-
tween Scott, republican and former
democrat, and Herman W. Sallwas-
ser. demOCaat, present incumbent.
WIZ no close
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
PASTOR FIGHTS BLAZE.

MONROE. Nov. 5.-Fire. believed
due 90 defective electric wiring did
$4,000 damage 90 the Congregation
al church at Dundee. Il miles west
or here. Hundreds OF volunteer
workers aided 90 the fight 20 save
the church led by the pastor. Rev.
DR.. W. J. Prestige.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
ARNISTICF DAY PARADE.

All organizations OF every kind
and nature are invited 60 take part
as organizations I'm the Armisticc
day parade. Leaders or command
ers of organizations that viii take
part are requested TO notify {.
Hartwick. phone Mishawaka a, nOl
later than a. m. Wednesday, No
vember 9.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
GAMBLING DEN
FOR JUVENILES

CHICAGO Nov 5-A baby's
gambling house was revealed when
Mrs Mary Lewis 90. admitted In
court that her house was a rende-
smoking by boys and girls from 10
20 i years old She was fined S2O0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
PROPERTY OWNERS.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Nov. s.
The Gull Lake association. COM
posed OF property owners along one
OF the most popular summer resort
lakes in the state. has won the ini-
tial round IN its legal battle 20 pre-
vent the lowering of the lake level
through further breakage at the
dam az Yorkville.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
IRISH DELEGATES
CONSULT LEADER

LONDON. NOV. michael Col
Inns, commander-in-Chie OF the
Irish republican army. and Gavan
Duffy. Sim Fem envoy OF Rome. two
Of the members OF the Sim Fem
delegation 10 the Irish peace con
ference, left for Dublin today 20 con-
suit with Eamonn De Valera.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank Ceuskows<i and Marth
Szweda. both of South Bend
Stanislawa Haczynski and Stefan.a
Iwaniec. both Of nth Bend.
Aaron B. Arno.A, North Liberty
and Carrie Bethel Lasch. Lakeville
David Kolko and Anna Portugal
both OF South Bend,
Michael Tuskanski and Hilda Le-
manska. both OF South Bend
Emil De F'reeuw and Irene Las
koski. both OF South Bend.
Martin 10th and Rose Nafridi
both OF south Bend.
John Klemcjwski and Anna Klsj-
ban. both OF South Bend.
Louis Byl and Romano Van Lake
10th OF Warren township, st. Joseph
county
Otto L. Wynn, South Bend, and
Nellie Overholt. Lakevi.le
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06

Miss Mary Jane Hunters dream
came true all r.ght-just Ike ro-
rnantic Action She was a nurse and
her patient fell in love with her
Now she's married TO Herbert NJ
Hartman. millionaire.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06

Van Gorder & Co. are pleasing the
people with the best trimmed hats
IN the city at prices that are not
found elsewhere. 500 hats 10 select
from. lso 100 latest novelties in wells
39a-6-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06

Clerk, Ian Piasecki; Sheriff, Stan
Besinszkiewtcz
Democrat - Inspector open;
Judge. Joseph Aszklar; Clerk Step
hen Spychaeski; Sheriff, George
Sciba.
Seventh Precinct.
Republican-Inspec Ignatius
Kazmierczak: Judge. Michael Hech-
linski; Clerk. William Piechocki;
Sheriff. Valinte Pietra szewskL.
Democrat - Inspector open;
Judge. J. Sterzewski; Clerk, Mich
ael Giezczylz: Sherin. John Kruk.
Eighth Precinct.
acknowledgements, NictOr
Pinkowski; Judge. George-Tarwacki;
Clerk. Phil Pinkowski; Sheriff, Joe
Jurganski.
Democrat-Inspect John Krom-
beinski; Judge, John Cwidak; Clerk.
Adam Derda; Sheriff. John Gercki.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
Election Officials Named

son; Clerk. Vinson Currisse; Sheriff,
Michael Bognar.
Bemocrat-Inspector. William A.
Butler; Judge. Lucius II. Miller:
Clerk. Lawrence Schubert: Sheriff.
John Gruber.
Third Precinct.
Acknowledgements. c. H La
babe; Judge. Otis Michaels: Clerk,
Russell Bates; Sheriff. Stanley Vanek.
Democrat-Inspector, Harry 3.
Award; Judge open: Clerk. II. 3.
Award; Sheriff. z. Beandway; poll
book holder, open.
Fourth Precinct.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS julius Van
Over Vale; Judge. Julius Hadary:
Clerk, Mrs. Julius Van over Vale;
Sheriff. Martin Shreyer.
Demoorat-inspector. Max Grants;
Judge. Tot Wargin; Clerk. Nick.
Nuszer; Sheriff. John Kornorfofer.
FOURTH WARD
First Precinct.
Republican-Inspector, c h arle 8
Iunsberger; Judge, Albert Ellinger;
Jerk, Mrs F. r. Whitcomb; Sheriff,
Charles Ault. Z.
Democrat - Inspector, George
Ford; Judge, Levi Flowers; Clerk,
Mrs. Florence B. Ford; Sheriff. ].
w. Noef
Second Precinct.
/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, o. p. B.
Johnson; Judge. Guy Stewart: Clerk,
Maggie Whaley; Sheriff, Charles An
| derson.
Democrat-Inspector F. F..
Wolfe; Judge, T. Z. Wolfe; Clerk,
w. z. Miller; Sheriff. A. NJ. Cormi-
can.
Third Precinct.
Republican-Inspector John w.
Doran: Judge. Arthur Christ. Clerk.
Marie Mossey; Sheriff, E. l. Btven-
good.
Democrat - inspector Andrew
Troeger; Judge, Oscar StOllard;
Clerk. William Anwander; Sheriff.
Carl Schubert.
Fourth Precinct.
Republican - Inspector. Arthur
Barnard; Judge. H. H Burrell;
Clerk. Miss Bernice Gemberling;
Sheriff, c. Sieg
Democrat - Inspector, Edward
Doran; Judge. Henry Sommerer;
Clerk, Charles Burns; Sheriff, Henry
Ffeiffer.
Fifth Precinct.
Republican - Inspector c II.
Finch; Judge. Lee Ross; Clerk, Amy
McCarter; Sheriff, Charles McCarter.
Democrat - Inspector, Charles
Filter; Judge, Clifford Cassidy;
Clerk, Mern McCaffery; Sheriff Rob-
CRIT Rutledge.
Sixth Precinct.
Republican - Inspector, Thomas
Earl; Judge, Mrs. Belhumeur; Clerk.
Paul Shanaheld; Sheriff. Dan Pow
ers.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Hans Sci
fert: Judge, H Thona; Clerk Joe
Seifert; Sheriff. william Steele.
Seventh Precinct.
Republican-Inspe c. f. Mil
Ter; Judge, George Robinson; Clerk.
Edwin Davies; Sheriff. Howard
Hardman.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Dan Hill
lizard; Judge, AIoysius Humphrey;
Clerk, Frank Mandler; Sheriff, War
rem Hickey.
Eighth Precinct.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, A b I
Evans: Judge, +. A. Peach; Clerk,
Mrs. Anna Hutson; Sheriff, Henry
HerZig.
Democrat-Inspect W. F Will
liams; Judge, Frank Cosgrove;
Clerk, Harold Wink!er; Sheriff
! open.
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Charles w
Gamble: Judge, Byron A. Ewing;
Clerlr Noble r, KiZpr. Sheriff Raw
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
Seventh Precinct.
SEVENTH WARD.
Ts-cf Dracfnnf

First Precinct.
Republicsn-Inspect Elmer e.
Murray; Judge. Mayme b. Hide
brand; Clerk, George Myers; Sheriff,
/ Samuel Fry
Democrat - Inspector. John
/ OBrien; Judge, John O'Brien;
Clerk. August Nestler; Sheriff. Dale
Asire.
Second Precinct.
Republican - Inspector w. T.
/ Post; Judge, Ralph Maurer; Clerk.
Lucy Aumack; Sheriff, Sfias B. ABB
\ bolt.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Edward ].
/ Luther: Judge. William Klinkner;
Clerk Mrs. Bertha Steffe5 Sheriff.
4 Frank Kronewitter
Third Precinct.
Observation-Disclosures, L aur
Kalter; Judge, Susie Goebel; Clerk.
Lusinia LAWS; Sheriff. William
! Brown.
I neutrality-suspicious., W. Eaugh-
er; Judge, William Baugher: Clerk,
I Verl Graces; Sheriff. James D0dd.
Fourth Precinct.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, P. ]. No
Wis; Judge, Frank Kiefer; Clerk,
Mrs. Rose Fields; Sheriff. Cecil Boss.
Democrat-Inspecto John Gully:
Judge, Charles Zilkey; Clerk. John
Gully; Sheriff, George Steele
Fifth Precinct.
Republican-Inspector, G. NJ. An
drews; Judge. J. Paul woodruff;
Clerk. Bernice I. Merrick; Sheriff,
Henry Hullinger.
Democrat-Inspecto a. NJ. Thay-
err: Judge. A. NJ. Thayer; Clerk,
Mrs. c. H. Richardson; Sheriff, P. o.
Rightley.
Sixth Precinct
Republican-Inspect Mr.. or
Mrs. ]. A. Clark; Judge, F. Z. Bar
rows: Clerk. Mrs. Lola Shearer;
Sheriff. Fred Steinmetz.
DemOcrat-Inspector Clarence
Hushouer; Judge Lester Kempton;
Clerk, Mrs Clarence Hushouer;
Sheriff, Clarence Hushouer.
seventh Precinct.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Delmaer
Baer; Judge, LEVEL e. PARROT;
Clerk, Mrs. Minnie Lowell; Sheriff.
George w. Feaser.
Democrat-Inspecto L. B. Mar
uuiesse: Judge. Fred j. Raabe;
Clerk. Mrs. Florence Berndt; Sheriff,
j. H. Dryer.
Eighth Precinct
Republican-Inspec Charles Z
Livengood; Judge. August Raabe;
Clerk. Mrs. c. A. Hisey; Sheriff,
Charles Ballenger.
lie
Koen: Judge. J. Campbell; Clerk,
Walt Allen; Sheriff. Joseph Koen.
Ninth Precinct.
observation-disclosures d. +. Du-
Bail: Judge. James A. Jester; Clerk,
Miss Nancy Roberts; Sheriff, E. Nj.
Roberts.
Democrat-Inspector, Bert Grant,
1912 s. Main St: Clerk. Robette
McInerny; Sheriff. c. B. Barckley.
Tenth Precinct.
Republican - Inspector. ste V .
Herczeg; Judge. Anton Kova' h;
/ Clerk. Mrs. Anna Herczeg; Sheriff,
Joseph Giarnati.
Democrat-1nspecto Joseph Koc-
sis: Judge. Joseph Klocsis; Clerk,
! Frank Kocian; Sheriff, Flori Sukach.
Eleventh Precinct.
/ Republican-Inspec G e .
/ Bergman; Judge Russell Brewer;
Clerk. George Johnson; Sheriff, Gust
/ Anderson.
/ neutrality-suspicious., \. Gustat-
son; Judge, Toney Topped; CLERK,
: Edward Soos; Sheriff. julius Nargo.
Twelfth Precinct.
Republican - Inspector, FIR
/ Rickert; Judge, Mrs. Joe Williams;
/ Clerk. Mrs Gladys Kennedy; Sheriff,
| Alfred LOveioy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct.


Republican-InspectOr, Charles w
Gamble: Judge. Byron A. Ewing;
Clerk, Noble f. Kizer; Sheriff, Ray
mond l.. Horn.
Democrat-Inspect Ed Neddo;
Judge, Harry Hepner; Clerk, Marie
Osborne; Sheriff, Fred Osborn.
2ND PRE-, 5TH WARD
Second Precinct.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, J. NJ. Chill
las: Judge, L. H. Rulo; Clerk, Mrs.
Carrie Meyers; Sheriff. j. n. An
drews.
Democrat - Inspector. George
Kerner: Judge. Fred f. Kerner:
Clerk, Maud Kerner; Sheriff, George
=. Kerner.
Third Precinct.
Republican-Inspector. Eds r
Vanderhoof; Judge, D. NJ Calvert;
Clerk. Hannah Auer; Sheriff. Lee D.
Searles.
neutrality-suspicious.. Frank For
sythe: Clerk. Mrs. Myrtle Forsythc;
Sheriff. Harry Haneke.
9TH PRE-. 5TH WARD
Fourth Precinct
Republican - Inspector Fr Q d
Rausch: Judge, David p. Moore;
Clerk. Florence Duncan; Sheriff,
Charles Brown.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Huber Ar
Chambault: Judge, Joe Suchane 1:
Clerk, Mrs Bertha Archambault;
Sheriff, William Reason.
Fifth Precinct
Observation-Disclosures. ]. w. Wit
ner; Judge. c. W. Crofoot: Clerk.
Mrs. Sponholtz; Sheriff. Bert Gro
foot.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
SIXTH WARD.
First Precinct.


observation-disclosures. Alex Las
kowski; Judge. Joseph Hozinski;
Clerk. Frank Lukaszewski; Sheriff
Leo Chelminiak.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Joseph Wi
tuski: Judge. Roman Lichnerow-
!cz. Clerk Joseph WituslSi; Sheriff,
Leo Piasecki.
Second Precinct.
Observation-Disclosures. Sylvester
S-achowski; Judge. stephen Wood
ka: Clerk. Martin J. Drajus; Sheriff,
Ernest Horvath
acknowledgement. Jacob Ueb-
an~'5i- Tvd~e 7. Marnocha; Clerk.
Leo Chelminiak; sheriff. Ludwig
Cinpinski
Third Precinct.
Observation-Disclosures. Fra n K
Zieunski: Judge. Mike Markiewisz;
Clerk. Steven Woltman; Sheriff. Cas-
inner Dalke.
Democrat - Inspector. Louis
Mucha: Judge. Louis Mucha; Clerk.
Valentine Nlecznek: Sheriff. Joseph
SzybOwicz.
Fourth Precinct.
Observation-Disclosures. F. ]. Gin
ter: Judge. Lottie Peiza: Clerk. Joe
Kajzer: Sheriff Joe c. Michalski
Democrat-Inspect Frank Kaj-
ger: Clerk. Stanislaw Kazimierczak:
Sheriff. Andrzej Karimierczak.
Fifth Precinct.
Repubucan-Inspector s Grad
ziela: Judge. s Dalkowski: Clerk.
John Zalas; Sheriff. s Burzynski.
Democrat-Inspector, Alex Ra-
kokski: Judge. Frank Kvjawski:
Sheriff, Steve Paris.
Sixth Precinct.
Republican-Inspec G org
Adamski; Judge. Ian Klawinski;
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06

Miss y. f. Flower. ChirOpractor.
has moved from the Farmers Trust
building 10 2o3 y. Main St 3ss-1o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G org e
Harris; Judge. Lyle Harris: Clerk.
Erma Sawyer: Sheriff, Coleman
Steis.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ". 9. Ven
nett. Judge. William p. Furey;
Clerk. Louis Vennett; Sheriff. open.
Second Precinct.
Republican-Inspe Harry f
Josephson; Judge. Anna w. Joseph
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06

Oriental Rugs. soc or the dollar
Robertson Bros. Co. 590-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06

ubllcan-Inspector. @ 9 = e
Adamski; Judge. Ian Klawinski:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
SHIPPERS GIVEN MORE.
Time TO FILE CLAIMS
State Corporation Commits.
sion Extends Two Months
Time for Bringing Suit.

Express shippers and consignees in
virginia hereafter have additiona!
Tune in which to file their claims for
losses and damage. The State Cor
poration Commission yesterday ap-
proved change which provides that
such claims may be filed within six
months and hftecn days of the date
OF the bill Of lading, instead OF limit
ing II TO four months and fifteen days
as heretofore.
The time for filing suits for claims
against express companies was also
extended yesterday, and the public will
hereafter have two years and one
day after claim has been rejected
ny the company. as against one year
and one day in the past.
In the same order. the State Cor
poration Commission prescribed Il
lower express classification on boats.
canoes and skins. when properly
packed, and also put into effect nu-
mcrous notifications of the official
express classification, applicable to
packing requirements.
\ proposed advance in the classi-
fcation of iiavoring extracts was sus-
pended by the commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
VEGET TABLE SUPPLY GUT
BY EXTENDED DROUGHT
Richmond Housewives Will
Have Hard Time Today
Procuring Green Tbinps

with gardens and truck farms
seorched brown very poor SUNNY of
vegetables will be found in the retail
markets Of Richmond this morning
me housewives and others who vii,
To-Day look out for Saturday ana sun.
uaE dinners will have to do n good
uca' OF skirmishing around before
'hey find the necessary green thinys
and then they will have To na,.
SITTER prices for what they do ma
than they have heretofore been nav
ing. pay
The poultry market is also n li,,,e
shy on young chickens. but they have
not been marked up in price. Hens
are little lower while younf,
dressed ducks are about the same
EgSs of the fresh country variety arc
bit higher. being now so cents The
dozen.
Ihe fish market is we'll supplied and
the housewives will have no tronhia
in getting ali they want of the pro.
ducts OF the deep blue sea and Of Tho
waters that empty into the same
reaches and apples are in very good
supply with no changes in prices
Grapes are also plentiful. and Other
fruits Of the standby kind are ia hc
'h'd at slightly advanced prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
WILL Be APLENTY DOING
ON MONDAY, LABOR DAY
Fair Grounds, Forest Hill
Park and Circus Lot All
Have Their Attractions.

Richmond will take on a holiday
appearance Monday In observance of
Labor Day. There will be horse rae
Ing. auto races. balloon ascension and
parachute jump. baby show and
like attractions at the Fair Grounds.
while Forest Hill Park will present
a program. including fireworks at
night
Members of the various fishing and
hunting clubs along tho Chiokahom-
my River, comprising the Chicka-
hominy Clubs and Good Roads Assoc
citation, will gather at Walkers for
an ali-day picnic, which will be fca-
tured with Il talk on roads by State
Highway Commissioner George p.
Coleman. and Il talk by NJ. ID. Hart.
OF the State Game and Game Fish
Department. a picnic dinner will he
served. including Brunswick stew.
CITIZENS OF Hanover County wifi as
semble at Beaver Dam for a picnic
on Labor Day. One of the sneakers
Will be w. B. Cridlin. secretary of the
virginia Historical Pageant Associa
ton, who VIII tell of the forthcom-
ing Nahispa entertainments to be
staged in that county.
An added attraction in the city on
Labor Day will be circus and trained
Street and Boulevard.
All the departments of tho c;t,.
post office and all substations win no
closed Monday. There will be no city
deliveries by carriers. Postmaster
THORNTON announces there will be ono
delivery of parcels containing per-
ishablc stuff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
200 R|CHMONDERs WILL
ATTEND c. & 0. MEETING
Fifth A Annual Convention
Convenes in Huntington
This Morning.

Two hundred veteran employees of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway In
this city. accompanied by their wives.
will attend the fifth annual meeting
of the Veteran Employees Association
of the Chesapeake and Ohio system.
which convenes in Huntington, w.
Va. this morning. The Richmonders
left on pullman Special last
night at 6:45 o'clock.
En- route the special picked UP
some 500 members at charlottesville,
Clifton Forge and Hinton, while SINH
lar specials left points west on the
system for the meeting. an attend
ance OF more than 1000 persons be-
ing expected
The city OF Huntington and the
railway company is preparing the fol-
lowing program for the occasion:
Instrumental music by NuzZrs
Band; invocation by w. !. HuntIey:
reports of officers; address of wei
come by c. W. Campbell. Mayor Of
Huntington: bass solo, y. w. Marten-
stein: presidents address, L.. d..
Hotchkiss, president; music; memo.
rial 10 George w. Stevens by Herbert
Fitzpatrick; roll call OF departed
members by James =. Nelson: singing
by the association; informal four
minute talks by members. followed
by an accordion banjo duet by \. T..
Griffin and J. .. Belcher; election of
officers.
The asScmblaEc will be photo
Sraphed this morning. and will then
repair To Vanity Fair" where lunch.
con Will be served by the railway
company. Other features will include
u ride around the city. rendered by
the citizens of Huntington and the
Chamber OF Commerce. and baseball
game between Huntington and Cliff
ton Forge teams.
j. i. Bailey, conductor on the Pied
mont Division. will respond TO the
address of welcome.
officers OF the association are: T..
u. Hotchkiss. president, Richmond:
H. Is. Shepherd. vic.-president, Bar
ooursvilie, KY; secretary, l.. q. Bent
ley assistant secretary, j. y. Pack;
treasurer, }. y. Hancock
The executive committee and Off
GERS OF the association arc chosen
without regard to rank. and one
unique fcaturs. inauguratcd by the
late George w. Stevens. is that both
white and colored employees are eli
CHILE TO membership.
The Richmond contingent will ar
I'VE in the city tomorrow morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
MILI7ARYHONOR TO BE GIVEN
6RICHlfONDERS KILLED nv VAR
Funeral Of Sergeant Thomas Beal Sale This Afternoon
at 4:oo o Clock-Services for Others Who Died
In World War Will Be Held Tomorrow

BODIES of Private Sam Stern, pri-
Nate Edwin Il. Jenkins, Sergeant
THOMAS Beall Sale. Private Floyd j..
Eetzer. Corporal Andrew w. Arnold
ana Lieutenant James Frances ar
rived In the city last night from
overseas. and were taken to various
Undertaking establishments Military
hohors VIII re accorded the bodies
when funeral services are held.
The body Of Private FLOYD r
Hetzer, only son of MIR. and Mrs.
otto Hetzer. was taken to Bcnnctt's
undertaking. establishment. Funeral
services will be held ut S O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon at the grave in
Rivervicw Cemetery. The active pail
bearers will be his boyhood friends.
while the honorary pallbearers will
nc poHs who trained with him and
saw service in France. The active
pniibearers will be John +. Hill. l.. l..
HUI. Richard Graham. Clinton Starke.
James Wells. John Davis. Frank
jerks and w. II. Harvey. Honorary.
Charles Feitig. l.. NJ. OBricn. O. b..
Goldback. Charles Blilcy, T.. Mat
thews. James Berry and j. l.. Hillard.
The funeral party will leave Ben
netts about 1880 o'clock.
Private Hctzcr trained at Camp Lee
ana left for France in July. 1918. He
was in Company T.. Three Hundred
ana Iwenty-ninth Infantry. Eighty
,nird Division. the last time he wrote
ms parents. Later he was transferred
TO Company b. SiXty-hrst Infantry.
Fifth Division, and was killed in nc
ton.
me body of Private Sam Stern WINS
taken 10 Bliley's undertaking par
Tors. from where the funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon. Burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-03
BURY A. C. WILCOX IN
CHARLES CITY TODAY
Funeral Services Mt Wcstover Church
ut ) 0'Clork-Dicd Here
Thursday Might

FUNERAL services for Augustus
Christian Wilcox, ~ years old. who
died Thursday night ut the Memorial
hospital, Will be held at the West
over Church. Charles City County,
MS afternoon at O'Clock Mr.. Will
cox was Il widciy-k known bookkeeper
ana was Identified with an insurance
agency mere for the past several
years His death Was the result of
i'll health. which suddenly caused a
hemorrhagc OF the brain
Mr. Wilcox was native of Charles
CITY County. whore he was born Jan
Gary 10. 1880, and n son of Colonel
James fiamhn Wilcox and Mrs. Vir-
Sinia Christian WILCOX. He is sur
vived 'ty two children. Mrs. James j..
Pollard and Augustus G. WILCOX. Jr.,
OF this city, and one brother. Philip
st. George Wilcox, of Newport News.