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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
NONAGGRESS|ON PACT
IS FULLY AGREED UPON
Russia and Border States
Reach Decision at Arrna-
mcnts Conference.
tRy Associated Prcss

MOSCOW, Dec ia nonaggres-
sion pact, providing for an arbitra-
ton board. has been fully agreed
upon by the limitation OF arInalnents
conference here. attended by dele
gates Of Russia and tho other Dor
der states OF Russia Details of the
form OF arbitration have been loft
10 be worked out. after ratification
Of the pact. The conference now has
turned it's attention TO the matter of
army reduction.
No concrete proposition for the
limitation OF ornaments IS being
considered as yet as several OF the
Conferccs ara Of the opinion that this
matter involves many technicalities
requiring the advice OF experts. and
this may not be available for months.
perhaps.
At Saturdays session Prince Ferdi-
nand RadziwIll. representing po-
land. tentatively proposed cutting his
country's armed forces To 10000
within year. with plans for fur
thor reductions annually along lines
worked out By a board of army cx-
rcrts Of the signa,ory countries
Maxim Litvmon. however. CON
tended that more drastic reductions
were desired. especially In the In
,"rcs,s OF the budgets o; the states
represented. He asserted that Rus
STA wan eager to make the confer
ence success. and. as a means Of
meeting the Polish proposals. finally
agreed 10 reduction In the Red
army to 100000 along the lines Of
Prince Rndziwills suggestions.
Plans for cutting tho armies OF the
Baltic states Were not gone into in
detail. VI. I.itv!nom holding TO the
point that the conference was called
primarily to consider limitation OF
ornaments.
As matters stand, II is limitation
OF ornaments upon which the fate
OF the conference hinges. as Russia
continues to urge that this point he
Included in the pact before IL would
be satisfactory 10 Russia and ready
for signature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
BUILD |. 90. F. TEMPLE
At JEFFERSON G GRACE
Decision Reached to Go Ahead
With Soliciting of Subscrip-
tons to Stock.

y meeting of officers and stock
holders OF the odd FcllowH' Building
Corporation was held In the Hotel
lsichmond at o'clock Saturday night
TO decide whether or not to dispose
of the former Boyd property at
jefferson and Grace Streets.
After considerable discussion rs to
the property. il was decided to hold
the property for the purpose OF
building the proposed Odd Fellows
temple on the site. James o. Kirk.
chairman of tho executive committees.
has issued a call for another meet
ing to be held in the Hotel Richmon Il
next Saturday night at o'clock for
the purpose OF devisinG plans for
constructing the temple.
No estimate as to the cost of the
proposed building has as yet hcen
obtained. 1t has been decided to go
ahead with the work OF soliciting
subscriptions TO stock. and further
plans are To he made known follow
ing the next meeting.
James IL. D!ckerson. president OF
the corporation, presided at the meet
Ing Saturday night. Talks were
made by ordway Fuller. NJ 3D.
FERGUSON. W. Ross Southwark. c. q.
Johnson, G. W. Morris and James O.
Kirk. About $50 citizens attended
the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
ONE OF SKER|FF'S POSSE
IS SHOT FROM AMBUSH
Kentucky Officer and Men
Were Searching for Moon
sulucIS at j lIIlc.
IBy Associated press. /

MOUNT STERLING. KY. Dec. 10.
Within a few yards OF the spot in
Menfec County where Prohibition
Agent Robert c. Duff was shot TO
death by alleged moonshners Sat
urday afternoon, Dave Treadway, 2S.
Federal officer and member Of a
posse seeking tho slayers OF Duff
was shot from ambush and instantly
killed this afternoon.
Trcadway was member of a
sheriff's posse which accompanied
Federal officers in the search.
After visiting the home OF Jeff Bal
lard the shcriff's posse proceeded
20 the mountains. where it found
- still.
The posse had destroyed 400 gal
Ions OF mash and was preparing Ia
leave the scene Of tho still when
it was fred upon from ambush
Trcadway fen with bullet wound
in his neck. He was rushed 10 n
hospital. but died later.
Immediately after the shots were
fired, the officers saw three men run
from the bushes. They trailed them
until darkness prevented further
search.
The hunt will be continued tomor-
row.
Investigation today showed that
Dun's body had been stripped OF
badge, money. watch and papers at
ter he was slain. lie was shot ten
times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
ORPHANAGE WORKERS
WILL MEET TONIGHT
Twenty Teams Expected to Report
subscriptions OF Thousands of
Dollars mt Meeting.

When reports from more than
twenty teams are read this evening
at the first OF the daily conferences
and suppers IL will probably be
found that thousands of dollars have
been subscribed TO the Childrcn's
Home Society Of Virginia.. now maxi
ing its triennial appeal for 100000
in this city. The meeting, which
VIII take place at $50 o'clock in
Murphy's Hotel when every team
captain. solicitor and other worker
is expected TO attend. will last only
a little more than an hour. There
IS much competition between the
teams and the announcement OF the
winner for tho day is looked for
ward to with Keen interest.
Almost all clerSymen In Richmond
commended the work OF the society
yesterday to their congregations,
pointing out that II gives those lit
tie ones found in poverty stricken
and injurious surroundings a real
chance in life through placing them
in Christian homes TO he brought NJ
as members OF the family. More
than 1000 children have been gath
cred up. aided and homcd by the
organization. many hundreds having
been legally adopted In the homes
where they have become loved sons
and daughters. 1t now has 1.3l7
wards. most OF whom are In private
families. but under the supervision
Of the society.
Those who subscribe to this So
cicty, of which j.. Randolph Will
liams Is nresidon. are requested 10
wear tho button which will he given
them In order to avoid further go :
licitation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
CHURCH REOPENED
AT WINCHESTER

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
WINCHESTER. VA. Dec. 1O.-The
main auditorium Of Market Street
Methodist Episcopal Church was re-
opened today for public worship. af-
ter being closed since early last
spring on account Of extensive I'M
provements and renovations. Changes
included new frcscoing. hardwo God
floors. carpets. modern lighting sys-
tenn and new heating plant, the
total cost being about $4,000. The
work was in charge OF n committee
headed by the pastor. the Rev. Wal
ter Mark Dcpp formerly of Balti-
more. The morning sermon was
preached by the Rev. DR.. j. ST. Clair
Neal. OF Baltimore. who this after
noon also preached In the little
church at Greenwood. where he de-
livercd his nrst sermon rs IA licensed
preacher over fifty years ago. The
Rev. Dects Pickett, secretary of the
research committee OF the board OF
temperance OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. preached tonight.
The local church s the only large
one of the Baltimore Conference In
Virginia. and was built in 1888. II
was frequently used MS military
hospital during tho War Between the
states
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
.DAUGRERTY MAY FACE
ADDITIONAL CHARGES
Counsel for Representative
Keller Even Hints al
High Grimes.
IBy Associutcd Press. /

NEW YORK. bee. i0.-Jack son IL
Rliston, counsel for Representative
Keller Republican. Minnesota. who
has brought impeachment charges
against Attorney General Daugherty.
wrote Chairman Nolstead. OF the
House Judiciary Committee. today
that lac may find il necessary to
place before the committee additional
charges of high crimes and misdc-
meanors."
Mr.. Ralston said these charges
might be 'of equal or greater i'm
portance." than those contained In
the fourteen counts recently filed
with the committee. hearing on
which will begin before the Judiciary
Committee Tuesday
In connection with Mr. Rnlston's
letter, MIR. Keller made public a num-
her Of letters. including one from
Chairman Nolstead to Mr.. Ralston
saying the committee desired to in
vcstiEatc all OF the charges and
wanted To know what witnesses were
TO be used in considering the first
specification, relating to prescott 10 II
OF antitrust suits. Mr.. Volstcad said
this was necessary because as to
some of the charges the commit tee
may desire TO hear YOU as to whether
they are impeachablc before incur
ring the expense OF sending for wilt
ncsses Ia substantiatc them"
referring 10 q conversation with
the chairman, Mr.. Ralston said the
former had suggested that he was in
doubt as To whether The charge re-
lating 10 the appointment OF Will
liam j. Burns as chief OF the De-
partment OF Justice Bureau OF In
vest!Gatlon was an impeachablc Of
Tense. Mr.. kalston replied that he
could not personally conceive OF the
slightest room for doubt on the sub
ject.
Mr.. Keller complained to Mr.. Vol
stead about the failure of tho COM
mittce to print the full report OF
the hearings at which he and Mr..
Ralston appeared and demanded that
ii be supplied to him and to the
nation"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
DANVILLE COMMUNITY
CHEST NEARS ITS GOAL
Only $1,000 Remains to Be
Subscribed Of the Orig
inal $4,000.
Especial to The Times Dispatch


DANViLLE, VA. Dec. lO.-While
Danvillc's first Community Chest
Campaign to raise $4,000 does not
close until tomorrow night. it's sue
cess is virtually assured, with only
$1,000 remaining To be subscribed. II
was indicated today that this sum
would be secured before noon tomor-
row. thereby making the community
undertaking success. All of this
money has been raised since last
Monday when II large body Of work
crs split up into teams and. headed
by prominent business mon. took tho
ncld. They have devoted practicable
all OF their time TO the drive, and
the campaign has been probably the
most systematic and thorough than
any since tho days OF war. when pa
triotic appeals were all met by Dam
Vile people.
The workers have been making
twenty-four-h hour reports ut lunch
cons held at the Y. VI. c. a., served
by committee OF ladies. Eight To-
cal organizations. which do charit-
| able work in Danvillc, combined in
| making the appeal for $4,000. The
BUDGETS OF each organization were
gone over carefully and in some in
''''''''S '''u''N' me amount sought
is the smallest IL was possible to de-
rive at without interfering with the
general scope OF the work
While donors were entitled TO
specify TO which organization their
money should go. the large bulk az
the subscriptions are mneucumbcred
! or given with the purpose OF division
among the eight bodies Subscribers
IN signing the cards pledged TO make
quarterly payments. The money will
operate the local charities for year
and the drive now ending obyiatc;
the necessity OF Individual appeals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
PUSH WORK ON BRIDGE
OVER RAPPAHANNOCK
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FIR FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Dec. 10.
Work on the construction of the
substructu-c of the new State high
way bridge to span tho Rappahan-
mock River at Falmouth is rapidly
being brought To completion by
the contractor. the Major Construc-
ton Company. of Front Royal. Va.
Only one pier now remains to be
built. and the entire subs;ructure
VIII probably be ready for the be-
ginning of the superstructuro with
in short period. According to the
opinion of an expert bridge engineer.
1t Is possible that the structure will
be ready for use on or about next
May /. Tho Atlantic Fridge Com
pany. which has the contract for
erecting the supcrstructurc. has
given the remnants Of the old Fall
mouth bridge TO tho Major Company
for wrcckinS ana removing same.
Two spans have been sold by the lat
ter 10 Faupuicr County Tor use over
streams In that county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
PROHIBITION CASES FILL
AMHERST COURT DOCKET
Circui, Body Will Have to
Consider Several Civil
Suits.
Especial to The T!mes-Dispa,chI

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
AMHERST. VA. Dec. lO.--Thc De-
ccmbcr term Of the Amhcrst Circui;
Court will convene Monday ghcrc
are about twenty violations Of the
prohibition law 10 be investigated
by the grand jury and the indicn-
lions are that the criminal docke,
Will be 4 heavy one The follow
Ing grand Jurors have been sum
moncd:
Rober, s Bnrford. Jack Drum
mond. i. i. Garland. r. II. 4!rock
man. Percy l.. Campbell. g. w. B
Arthur " Dodd. e. ". Abbitt. Rich
ard Adams. +. r Ballowe.
The civil jury summoned for the
second day OF the term is as fo,,
lows; ". L. Shrader. W. Z. Nc.
iinnis. L. u. Sharks. j. H. Hamilton
G. ". stevens. Forrest Sandld-e
James =. Deaton. Robert G!!lispie
- NJ Dodd.
There are several damage suits or
IN" dockc, which Will probably 10
heard az this term. One f. that q.
l.. Newton Carr. In his own rlgh,
and IA Administrator Of Dairy Carr
against Indian Refining Company
These quits aggregate $4,000. and
are based on injuries. resulting
from an explosion OF gasoline. Eua.
tnincd by Mrs. Carr. from which she
died. TIL. accident occurred las,
April a; Woodson. In this county
J. Is alleged tina, Indian Refinine
Company sold To Woodson Lumber
Company gasoline Instead Of kero-
scnc. and that Woodson Lumber
Company. before detecting the mis-
takc. ret=tilcd this gasoline 10 q
number OF its customers. While Mrs
Carr was using what she though,
was kerosene about her household
dutie'. 1t exploded and she was IA.
tally burned.
Tho counter damage suits OF
LynchburE Cigar and Candy Com.
pany against Myers Motor Company
and c. G. Gourmet. against Myer,
Motor Company. and Myers Motor
Company against I.ynchburg olga,
and Candy Company. have been dis.
missed agreed. These suits grew
out OF "a collision which occurre Cd
last February ncnr Fauiconcrs stor,
on the i.ynchburg- Arnhers, Road be.
tween cars belonging 10 the plain.
ans ana defendants.
Court vii! likely he In session the
fuil two weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
FUNERAL OF PROMINENT
LYNCHBURGER IS HELD
). Hartshornc Miller Is Laid
to Rest in Spring Hill
Cemetery.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LYNCHBUR VA. Dec. l0.-Funh.
rni services for S. IIartshorno Miller.
who died suddenly Thursday attssrr-
noon. were hold yesterday morninE
at IL o'clock from College Hill Bap-
list Church, for which Mr.. Miller
had long been an active worker. The
services were conducted BY Rev. Or.
Austin b. Conrad. pastor OF tho
church, who was assisted by Rcv.
Or. Wallace T. Palmer. pastor of
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
and Rev. DR.. Powhatan w. Jones.
pastor Of First Baptist Church.
Or. Conrad made an eulogy. denic.-
ing the life and character o, Mr. MI
Ter. -
The interment was at Spring NIL
Cemetery.
The honorary pallbcarcrs were: A.
Bailey, William NJ MurrclL w. W.
Hill. James Il. Edmunds. DR. John W.
billiard. Frank II. Almond, c. w. Wo-
mack. \. p. Craddock. o. r. Barker.
w. -. Nowlin and Mr. Wood.
The active pallbcarers we-r
Giles II. Miller. Jr.. Macon r. Miller.
G. f.. Woodroof, Samuel Foster ant
Albert Woodroof. grandsons OF Mr..
Miller, and II. f.. Walden.
The flower bearers were: w. l..
Clark. Il. =. Miller. W. +. Miller. W.
II. Miller, ID. ~ Payne, Allen CucuIIu,
NJ. I. Roberts. G. W. Buttcrworth, j.
L. ellis. y. Il. Tibbs. Mac IIniCht.p.A.
q. Fielder. II. Il. Orchard. J. L. West,
John l.. caskie and j. Graham Now-
lin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
HOLD ROAD HEARING
FRIDAY AT WEST POINT

Hearing on the routing Of tile con-
ncction between West Point and
Richmond Will be held by the state
Highway Commission Friday at West
Point AT this hearing, the commits
SION VIII listen TO argument as to
whether the West Point route Will
go By New Kent Courthouse and con-
meet with the Richmond Newport
News highway, ncer Bottoms Bridge
or whether the connection should be
made from West Point by King WILL
liam Courthouse To a point ut or
noar sharon Church. on the Rich
mond- Tappahannock road
Chairman Henry q. Shirley and
Comm issioncr George =. Coleman are
expected to be at their Offices today,
following attendance at the meeting
Of tho state Highway Commission.
ers' Associati of the United states.
Acid laSt week In Kansas City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
Startling Precedent
Set in Servants Carb
Lny UnLversnl ScrNice.l

PARIS. Dec. 10. - Complaints
from society men that they are
frequently taken for walters,
owing to the growing fastidious-
ness of the iattcrs' attire. inspired
Oscar Mouvct. brother Of Maurice,
the dancer. TO set a startling pre-
cedent Mt tho opening OF his new
cafe, My Sisters Garden"
All the servants were CARRIED I'm
green corduroy kncchrc cchcs,
white silk stockings. bucklcd
shoes. silk ncgligcc shirts and
William Tell hats.
my Sisters Garden" is tho love-
liest place Of it's kind yet opened
in Paris. The guests sit In rustic
chairs with their fee; on imitation
grass. while crcep.r-covcrcd per-
golas. arbors covered with roses.
ard playing fountains make the
cafe rare visual feast.
Practically all OF fashionable
Paris attended the opening. includ-,
ing Henri Lctcliicr. and Princess
Vlora. who has just returned from
New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
z WO NEGROES SEIZED
IN $500 ROBBERY
tspccial 10 Tho Times.Dlspo,ch /,

DANNlLLE. VA. Dec. los. u.
I;pps and Nose Willis. negroes. were
arrested by the police today charged
win breaking into the Main Street
home OF Mrs. w. Il. Paxton several
days ago and stealing jewclry valued
at Sl.500. No clues were afforded the
police, who yesterday heard that a
negro had entered jcwelry store
ana asked that a diamond ring, he
made larger. II was not long before
the officers trailed the man To ne
gro suburb and arrested Epps. who
is reported to have given different
explanations as to how he came into
possession OF the ring. Nose Willis
was involved and promptly arrested
Most OF the jcwclry has been re-
covered by Plain-c clothes Officers j.
y. Camphcll and j. c. I.ewls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
rr.dcrick.hurg Lodge Elects

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Dec. 10
The members of Frcdericksburg
Lodge. No. !. a. l.. & ~ NJ. chose
the following officers for the en-
suing year at their annual election
held Friday night: W. j. Phillips
master; ". j. Ford. senior warden;
william England, junior warden: H.
i. Sweetser. treasurer. Charles Insco
Williams. secretary: Sam Wood
bridge. senior deacon: Arthur H..
crismond. Junior deacon. Tile in
stallation OF the new officers will
take place, with the customary ccre-
monies. on December 81. 81. Johns
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
Real Estate.
Auction

VIII sci! tho following described
tract OF land al auction sale on the
property at .. J.. NJ.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER II. 1922.
So ACRES.
Tract is located on Eingsland
Road. about 10 miles from Richmond.
hair mite from the Curlcs Neck Road
Convenient To Varina School. directly
across tho road from Thos. Var
hr6uEh
About three quarters OF the tract
j. cleared, all good land Extra well
watercd by springs and streams.
VIII cell "a two tracts and Az Il
whole. Immediate possession.
TERMS: Eusy pnyments; mado
known on tn" day ot the sale.
s u. WOODAI.I.. owner.
POLLARD * EAGHT. Sales Mgrs.
:. l.. WOODAIL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
I.ynrhbmrE Negro Dismissed.

LYNCTIBURCi, w, Dee. 1o.-C 4.
Free. a negro. was acquitted OF 4
charge OF violating tho State prohl-
biton law here today upon his wlfe.s
testimony. in which She laid claim 10
the ownership of the wine captured
and involved in the case. Immcdi-
ntely after the discharge of the hus-
band. his wife. Lila Free. was ar
rested under n warrant charging
her with the case on which her hu>,
band had just been discharged. Three
gallons OF wine were involved in the
case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Latissrn Butler.

FREDERICkSBURG VA, Dec. 10.
Mrs Latissia Butler. aged 65 years.
wife OF Robert (Buck) Butler. OF
Stafford County. died at her home
near White oak. yesterday. follow
ing an Illness of several months
with rheumatism. Mrs. Butler. who
was n daughter Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. John Green. OF Stafford. had
many friends in the community. Be
sides her husband. she is survived
by two sons. Noah and Granville
Butler. and two daughters, Mrs wal
ter Robinson and Mrs. Noah Robin
son. all of stafford. Several brothers
and sisters also survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
Mrs.. Susie :. pn,,cII.

LYNCHBuRG. VA. Dec. lO-Mrs
Susie s. Powell. &c years OF age,
wife of !. y. Powell. died at the home
OF the family here Friday night. She
was Il native of Amherst County, q
daughter of James \. station and a
Baptist. Her husband and two chill
dren survive, Doris Brown and We
non Wilson. She also has a brother.
X. ]. Station. living at Schooltield, and
sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Powell, living
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
$50 Verde, Apuin,t CON.

DANVILLE. VA, Dec. 10.-The
jury which heard the damage suit
brought by Robert a. Benton against
Police Officer o. 4. Cook for $4,000
damages following shooting affair
last June. I'm which Benton was
slightly wounded. terminated in O
verdict for $3.50 damages,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
Jesse l.. Millncr.

Funeral services for Jesse IL. MILL
ner. nephew of DR.. G. w. Massie,
who died Saturday In Philadelphia,
will he conducted from the home OF
Or. Massie, 272i East Broad Street.
this afternoon at 9 o'clock. Burial
will he in lakewood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
Mrs. Betty l.. Shepherd.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Dec. 10.
Mrs. Rctty j.. Shepherd died at her
home here yesterday. aged IS years.
She Is survived by her SON Mack L.
Lathram, and three nieccs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
SEnIOus nI.AnDEn TnOunIE:

'tould not stand nor SIT and was
forced to cry out from intense pain
writes Henry Williams, Tarliio. Mon
tana. THE doctors said | had in
Illumination Of the bladder and an op-
Grafton was necessary. Tried Foley
Kidney Pills and improved at once .
bladder and kidney trouble demand
prompt treatment. Foley Kidney Pills
give quick rclief-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
AUTO strIkc, I.nmn-post.

An automobile driven by Peter
Lewis. colorcd, OF 70s Preston street.
was 8liEhtly damaged as result OF
an accident at Second and BROAD
Streets about 1870 o'clock last night,
when the car struck an ornamental
lamp-post. LOWS escaped unhurt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
Labor Ready Far Change.

INDIANNFULIS, IND, Dec. ID.-
Representatives of the International
Typographical Union OF North Amer
lea. attending the "progro ssivc" con-
ference I'm Cleveland tomorrow and
Tuesday. are prepared to support any
program, third party. or otherwise
which promises n. fair deal and equal
rights for organized labor" accord :
ing to j. w. Hays. International ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
Nathan Lehman.

Nathan Lehman died last night nj
S:45 o'clock at his home in Suffolk.
aftor short Illness. The funeral
will be held in Richmond, at an hour
TO be announced later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY
as information and not guaranteed "a
Arrivals and Departures OF Passenger TraIni
CDaily, unless otherwise shown) =
Daily except Sunday. s Sunday only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
&
Trustees Sale to the Highest Bidder
f oisEAHs " sTithGTs
FOR SALE

of bot
being
Thursday DECEMBER at 4 r.. NJ,
in saidd deed folio
OricansS rect
OF
fecw wide
that the
fee > ~ "''>"'''''
der nrsm
Of
Of
dof
j.. Trustee.
& Auction
by
selling