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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
WILL LOSE
LITTLE BY NJ MASTERS
Failure of Brokerage Firm,
However, Creates Scnsa-
ton i'm CITY.

PETERSBURG. VA, Feb. 1.-THE
rows OF tho failure OF Il. II. Nc
Masters & ca. stocf brokers, and
that they nad been expelled from the
Consolidated STOCK Exchange, came
AZ big shock TO hundreds OF Peters
burg people this morning. when It
was announced that the local Office
"ould close.
Captain Leroy Roper. manager OF
III" local Office, said that his clients
here would probably lose between
$1,000 and $4,000, and was very much
disturbed and @aid he had taken
over tho local Office of the stock com
pany after he had received letters
from the McMasterS concern to the
effect mat j. had good standing
severn! days agp Captain Roper re-
oncst"d a local deposit from the con
Germ, aud Whom this was delayed he
was Informed In a letter from Nc
Masters that Arrangements had been
( mao" 10 inject new capital into tho
concern. and that business would he
conducted without any further de
las
This gave him confidence, and he
thought no moro Of the matter until
/ ms morning. He stated that he OK
tcci"d I" make arrangements with
some other New York brokers of
good standing on the exchange. and
mat he hoped to have his business
going again In the near future.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
BAY LIGHTHOUSES
AGAIN IN OPERATION

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. 1.-THE
presence OF ice in Chesapeake Bay
and KS tributaries with freezing tenn
reratu!e has resulted in many Of the
lights In Virginia and Maryland va.
tcrs being eNtinguished. After much
labor the lights nave been restored
ana navigation greatly improved. The
lights are as follows: Graveyard
heach liEh, and kinrsiand Creek ligh,
on The James River. Port Tohago Bay
Light, Rarpahaunock River. Herring
lsihnd Shoal. Eastern Bay. Md.
Cra!chnl Channel Rear Range Lower.
Hawk Cove. Md, and Fairview Point,
Miles River. Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
MOORE THEATER
CLOSES ITS DOORS

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 1.-THE
second moving picture thcater i'm the
past three weeks was condemned to-
day by Building Inspector Isbcn,
when the Palace Theatcr closed it's
doors following an inspection by the
city officer. the walls of the building
ar. said to he in bad shape and the
building inspector ordered the play
house closed.
Manager Harris. OF the Palace The
alter Immediately closed the building
and opened his other~theater. the
Garden. which is directly across the
street. This theatcr will be operate
until the necessary repairs are made
on the Palace building.
Two weeks ago the I3luebird The
alter closed. owing tora faulty roof.
The Columbia Theater has been
taken over by Manager Holstein OF
the Biuebird until the other building
can be repaired.
building inspector Isbeli with
Chief of Fire Department Miller and
Fire Marshall Farley are making a
close inspection of nearly every build
ing in the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
icy Associated Prcssl

NEW YORK, FEB. THE national
research council and tho cnr.necrins
foundation today unitea in Il national
attack on the snip worm. whigh after
boring its way through hundreds az
millions of dollars worth of marine
property on tho racinc Coast. no,y
has wiEglcd its way into the Northern
i Atlantic.
New York and Chesapeake Bay
committees will be formed irnmedi-
aieiy.. with subsequcn, creation OF
militant organizations at all the prIn-
cipa! Atlantic and Cuff ports.
,Today's meeting was called after
Alfred y. Finn, secretary Of the
foundation. reported that what seem
cd 10 be the true Holland ship worm.
or teredo navalis, mad been found on
a. submerced craft in Barneget Bay.
NJ j., and Bayside. !. !. Fear was
expressed that II il pursued the
Scdursc II had followed at San Fran
cieco, where $4,000. 900 to $4,000. 900
damage was done. II would appear in
New York harbor and other Atlantic
fp6rts.--Othcr species now are caus-
Ing destruction In Southern ports.
"a The nest was described as follows,
THE Ssnrer reproduces with lncred
sihIe gapidity. There may be as many
5ls 10000 to 100000 females in ono
700 and each female may give birth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
NORFOLK COUNCIL HEAD
AGAINST JITNEY BILL

NORFOLK, VA. Feb 17.-President
OF Council Albert l.. Roper is opposed
TO the antijitney bill, now pending In
the General Assembly.
In addition. Mr.. Roper is opposed
AT this time To placing jitncys on the
basis Of common carriers and under
the Jurisdiction Of the State Corpora
ito Commission.
Also. President Roper has a plan
that he is working out with Mills
Roberts, business manager of the To-
cal Jitncymen's orgapization. that he
believes VIII place tho jitney service
on firmcr basis. from the stand
point OF the jitncy as well as the
public than has even existed in Nor
folk
council has not yet said what IL
VIII do with the Jitncys. principally
because II does not believe that the
proper time has yet come, but the
members OF Council are practically
OF one mind as TO the jitney problem
ana what Council does Will he with
view To improving the jitney serv-
lee and making ii more adequate for
the public need. as well as more prof
liable for the Jitney drivers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
MAY PUT CONVENTION
BILL ON CALENDAR
senators VIII Attempt 10 uIscb,r-
courts aud Justice
Committees

,D'splcasure- Fat the delay in corsia-
GRAFTON OF tho bill directing , star.
Wide vote on the question of calm, "a
coIGcGtional convention viii rnWsa
an attempt To he made this morning
lo1 nave the Committee on Courts OF
I9suce HischarEed and the bill placed
%. the Senate calendar.
senator J. VI Parsons. Of Gravsop
one OF IN" three patrons Of tho bill
stated last night that he was nrc-
charge
~ ranno, sec how tho Senate can
refuse to discharge the committee IN
FtsW OF It's action on the CENSORSHIP
hEl," Senator Parsons said He
psInhd'to the action OF various Scna-
TOTS taking the floor 70 announce
tlslr opposition TO tho policy Of n
coHl ri';ee permitting a bill 10 die
WITHOUT getting an the calendar.
TEs bfll provides for a special cleo
tor on TIE Arst Tuesday after the arst
AfcNf-r- IN November Of this year for
tHS. purpose az submitting 20 the peo-
~. the question o: calling q constt-
~ u al convention. n line with tn.
e. = 1l"rGatloES ~ ms committee.
%s- ch Investigated useless" o;Ic.s.
n bill outlines the election machln-
- alone, Without Offering any plan
tsr ih= convention itself
-Naeiher th7 convention will y.
hiSe1 r7 tas representation ~ the
ii.lse % Dele gates ~ on Tho Senate
ha- not been determined The idea
o~ having The smaller BODY Is being
USFef both as . matter OF economy
q ~ efficiency
- oil! calling Al election on con
sr'utioual convention Is now on the
iiouse cale0dar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
viii wed Tbi. Afternoon

HpPFWELL. VA. Feb. l7-An-
neuncem.nt has been made ~ the
engagement "f John Iiorner and Miss
Ruth tehling. Of Hopewsll The
wedding viii b" performed A, 2 40
O'Clock Saturday aftrrnoon at tho
Grand Central Hotel, Rev. W. $.
Lea.c. % tho First Baptist church
81 Hopcw"H "''icia,ing. Both MIR.
Horner and Miss uohlius are popular
m"Wh"rS Of iop"w.lis younger set.
and their many friends here will he
delighted To hear OF their engage.
m"nt Following tho ceremony a
dinner In their honor will be given
!. tho hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
Hands 1t" to Harding
in Biblical Language

Especial 70 Tho Times Dlspa tch.
STAUNTON. VA, Feb. ia
local wag offers the following bit
of literature" whether he was
the author Is not known. IL reads:
Harding is my shepherd. and I
am In want; he makcth me to Ito
down on park benches: he .leadeth
me beside free soup houses: he re-
storcth my doubt In the Rcpubli-
can party: he leadcth me in paths
Of destruction for his purty's
sake.
Yea. though I walk through the
shadow OF the valley Of starva-
ton. l do fear evil. for thou art
against me. thy politicians and
profiteers they Brighten me.
Thou prcparest reduction in
salaries before men in the pres
cnce of mine enemies: thou an
ointcst my income with taxes: my
expenses runnetn over my income.
Surely unemployment and pow
erty will follow me all the DAYS
Of the Republican administration.
and I will dwell In a rented house
forever"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
DELEGATES ACT TO STOP
GIVING OF UNTRUE NEWS
Report Out Bill Making Ii
Misdemcanor to Sponsor
False Information.

The General Laws Committee OF tho
House last nigh; reported out the
bill making ii a nisdcmcanor for a3y
person to knowingly ana wllfuiIy
give false and untrue information
concerning any person or corporation
TO publishers, or employees of pub
fishers, with the intent that the same
shall b" published. The committee
also reported out the bill making IL a
misdcmcanor tn defacc any news
paper with any word, figure design,
picture. emblem or advertisements
with tho intent to cause tho public
to believe such was printed upon
such newspaper By the publisher.
The penalty for the latter violation
is a fine OF not less than 500 nor
more than 5000 FOR each separate of
tense.
The House Committee on Roads
last night reported out several local
road bills and the bill providing for
the working Of convicts upon the
highways.
The House Committee on the Ches-
apcake and - Tributaries last nigh,
reported o., a bill authorizing tho
Commissioner of Fisheries To re-
establish. rc-lOcatc and remark tho
indefinite lines OF the Baylor survey.
and the Smith bill providing that
'''hi 'S'''h'S may hcIi STOCK In fish
companies operating fish oil and fer
tiliZ"r factories.
Bills TO merger the State Labor
Department with the Industrial Com
mission. 20 abolish the Office OF STATE
FORESTER. 10 abolish the legal attor-
ney for the state Corporation Com
MISSION, to decrease the number OF
division superintendent and to mer.
ger the state Banking Division with
the bureau of Insurance were in
definitely passed by. yesterday by the
House Committee on Offices and Of
fees at the Capitol. which is consid :
c"ing the various bills OF tho com
mittcc which investigated State Of
hccs. departments and bureaus with
view Of merger or abolishmcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
'CDRFEW LAW DRAFTED
4 FOR HOPEWELL CITY
Common Council Approves
Measure Affecting Chill
;, dren's Freedom.
Ordinance Requires Young People I'm
der II. tu he or streets by % r. VI.
During winter Months, and 10 l..
NJ. In Summer.

HOPEWELL, VA. Feb. ia cur
few ordinance for this city. drafted
Jointly by City Attorney +. L. Bcrke-
les- and Chief OF Police w l.. Thurs
ton. wns submitted to the Common
Council at n very busy session last
night and was examined and approved
by .the body. In order TO become n
law, however the ordinance must
meet wiki the approval Of the Hope
we1f Board of Aldermen, bu, I; is
expected that 1t Will be passed upon
fsvorably by the Board some time in
thefvery near future.
The proposed law requires all chill
drcn' under the age of e 10 be on
or the streets OF Hopcwcli. from Sep
tomher Ia March 81 by 9 O'Clock
in the evening, and from April | 10
August; 81, by 10 o'clock in the eve
ming. Tho child unprecedented will be
taken to Police Headquarters and held
until its parents appear to claim IT
and are recognized by the chief Of
police or tho desk sergeant and bound
oyer 10 appear at Police Court at .
O'clock the following dag.
The parents may then lie fined any
amount from 81 TO $50. or the iudre
can st!Nuiate that the child receive
corporal punishment in his presence
IN lieu OF fine. II was essential to
the general welfare as we'll as To the
welfare of the children that such an
ordinance be passed in iopcwcu as
many children under the age OF IL
wars could he found lettering on
street corners every night. making
themselves nuisance TO passcrs- by
ana failing under evil influences.
Among the Other matters coming
up iof cohSideralion At the meeting
equiNmeut for the Fire Denar,mon,
Tire city clerk was instructed Ia SCI
cure prices on extension and sealing
ladders in order that tho equipment
may he KEEP, w TO standard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
NEGRO PLACED ON TRIAL
ON CHARGE OF MURDER
Patterson Is Accused Of Stay.
ing Merchan, in
HOldup.

PETERSBURG. VA. Fob. 1.-THE
trial OF James ,(Bossy) Patterson, COL
orcd. charged with the murder Of
Irwin Seid. Hebrew merchant. on
the night OF January IS. started In
the Hastings Court this morning.
Judge James NJ. Mullen presiding.
Patterson's case was sent to the
grand jury and the evidence of two
colored women was strong enough
against him to have "a true bill re-
turned a second venirc vas neces-
sary and 1t was this afternoon be-
fore the jury could be secured.
The case will hardly reac hthe jury
before late Saturday Hftcrnoon. due
to several more witnesses for both
the State and defendant. The most
damaging testimony against the as
cused was given by Savannah Par
ham. colored. who swore that Patter-
so nentered her home, near where the
shooting took place, q few minutes
after the 'tragedy is alleged TO have
taken place, and told her that he had
shot white man.
Geneva Moore. another colored
woman. gave very damaging tcsti-
mony against Patterson.
-Four colorcd lawyers. two from
Richmond and two from Petersburg
are representing Patterson. tho two
Richmond attorneys being w. T.. NJ
Denny and G. q. MckcnZie; the two
Petersburg attorneys are B. i. Har-
r.s and w. NJ. Hewlett.
1t Is believed that this Is the first
time in the history of the local court
that four negro lawyers have beer
engaged in one case. The Common
wealth is represented by Charles Il
Pollard. assisted by Richard II. Mann
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
OPERATOR or BIC sT|LL
IS FINED AND JAILED
Phillips Attorney Moves to
Set Aside Prince George
Verdict.

HONEYWELL. VA. Feb. 17.-G. d.
Phillips was fined $50 and costs and
sentenced to thirty days in Jail, fol.
Owing an all-day session on his case
the Circuit Court OF Prince George
County.
rhillips will be remembered as tho
principal! operator OF hugo stili
which was captured In September by.
Prince George officers. together with
a great amount of supplies. includ-
ed In which were 1900 pounds Of
sugar. 1900 pounds OF malt meal,
1900 gallons OF mash and a team
and wagon. a motion was made by
the counsel for the defense to set
aside this verdict. hut as Common
wealth's Attorney Timothy Rives was
absent. tho question WINS necessarily
postponed.
Because the Phillips trial occupied
nj! day. two criminal cases. the Com
monwealth vs.. Tony PotsctoB and the
commonwealth vs. Mulupolos. has
been postponed. as has the case OF
q. B. Cassidy. which has been post
Toned until February 81.
The cases OF tho Commonwealth
ngainst Sol. Mace, Richard Bland ana
Walter Alexander. all co,ored. al
eyed accompliccs of Phillips. were
also set foi later date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
by Frank ~. Hedges.

PEkING, Feb l7.-Foriy-nve Japa-
nese and l6l Chinese lives were the
toll taken by the Hunghutzc. or
mounted Chinese bandits. along the
zone OF the South Manchuria Railway
last year. while an additional l66 Jap-
anesc and Koreans and Ia Chinese
were killed in those parts of Man
churia which lie beyond the railway
zone. Tic robberics committed Melted
the HunEhutze sla5.9Is CMcxicanD in
the railway zone. and $4,000 (Mcxi-
cam boyond il.
TWO Japanese army officers and an
escort fourteen men, supposedly en-
listed men in the imperial Japanese
army. were ambushcd by the Hung
hu,ze near Tsitsihar. in the far north
ern part OF Manchuria, on December
II. and all hut two of them, who fed
were killed
That particular little band of Jap
anese set out from Tsitsihar on the
morning Of December IL. for n desti-
nation Officially" unknown. That, in
itself. would be enough to give rise To
the suspicion that they were on some
sort OF sem!political mission, since
they We're hound in the direction o,
Mongolia
Killed if They Resist.
on the morning of the second day
out from Tsi,sihar, as they entered a
narrow gorge, they were suddenly
hred upon from both sides by the
HunEhutzc. Two managed TO escape
from tn" end of tho valley by which
they had entered: tho rest were shot
dead Robbery was given as the mo
tive.
1t Is no unusual thing To find a
hand OF japanese travellers set upon
py tho HnnGhutzc and robbed, being
killed II they offer resistance. Less
than month ago ten were killed no,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
ROCKWELL AND BARNES
TIE IN ATHLETIC MEET
Second Baptist and Second
Presbyterian Champions
Each Win 8 Points.

PETERSBURG, VA. Feb 1.-THE
last event in the Sunday School ath-
letic meet for boys at the Y. NJ. c, A.
gym. were run OF this afternoon.
when the class D." boys weighing
from los pounds to 125 pounds. took
the various tests
Results were as follows: Standing
broad jump--frst. Otis Bclcher. of
the Grove Avenue Presbyterian sun
day School. distance feet , inches:
second John Mcclure. Second Pres
byterian. distance S feet . -2 inches:
third. Emmett Rock. Washington
Street NJ. r.. distance S feet . inches.
shot put--first. Otis Bclchcr, Old
street Presbyterian. distance SO feet
inches; second. Emmett Rock.
Washington street NJ. H.. distance 30
feet inches: third. William Farm
holt. Washington Street NJ. T., dis
lance % feet 10 inches
Running high jump--Rrst. William
Farinholt. Washington Street NJ T..
height feet IL inches: second. James
Kinks. ST. Johns Episcopal, hcirh,
feet 10 inches; third. Otis Bclchcr
o!d street Presbyterian, height feet
inches.
Point Winners in class "B" are @.
helcher. Z: William EarinhoIt. 1; r.
Rock. ). Garland Brockwen, of the
Second Baptist, and Harold barnes
OF the Second Presbyterian. are tied
Tor hrst place in the meet with 4
points each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
CITY Point Hook club Meets.

CITY POINT. VA. Feb. l7.-The
i'y Point Book club enjoyed de-
iEhiui social hour Wednesday aft
Cnoon at the home OF Mrs w Don
aid Munson. of Ramsey Avenue.
nose who we're present were Mrs.
burton l.. Short. Mrs. David \. Har-
isoh' Mrs william ]. Nelson, Mrs.
,n'Hard Jones. Mrs. George Jmer, Mrs
lhoinas W. Ross. OF Richmond: Mrs
richard Eppes. Mrs. l. NJ. Warren.
MIS- Thomas n. Robertson, Mrs. VIII
lam X. Scravg and the Misses Mary
iieHer!dgr ma Beatrice Beverage
he ciuo y hold It's next meeting
tho ho;.s OF Mrs. William J. Mel
son. al ri Ramsey avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
rs,er.bnrr Ms.lc clnh Gfsx,.

FEIEKsHI 70. Va, Feb ,-lT.-
There ar" no.. 1873 members Of the
Petersburg Music club. according 10
Treasurer Hsrher, Frichara Tho
new members are Miss EIizaho,h
HemericE and Joseph +. Whittcr.ore.
the latter vel! known singer Of
RGhmon! There arc now twenty
five sustaining members, seventy six
active members and ,hir,y.eigh,
Junior mc'nhcrs. The ncxi meeting
Of the club vii! bc held on Fehruar,
IS. ;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
Valentine Social Held.

CITY POINT. VA. Feb. 1.-THE
Valentino social. given by the City
Point girls at the home OF Miss Au-
drcy Solt. OF . Burnside Avenue.
"Wednesday night. was II decided sue
cess. The home was deliberately ana
eautifully decorated with hearts,
Valentines. Cupids ind other remind
trs OF tho season. and dancing and
other forms OF amusement were FUR
nishcd the guests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
In State or City
Office So Years

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. IT,
John a. Mallory. high constable
OF this city. celebrated his seventy
iTth birthday today. lie was born
In Petersburg on the nth OF Feb,
rnary. fSI7. and has spent his
whole life here. For twenty i've
years he has been high constable.
He said this morning that for
nfty-threc years he had occupied
state and municipal positions. In
spite OF his sevcnty-fivc years. Mr.
Mallory is physically strong as
man many years his junior.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
Cold Inlts pInnt,. Operation.

IIOFEW ELL, W., Feb. l7.-Th ,
ljopewcil China Corporation has sus-
pended operation for the next few
days owing TO the cold weather. Sew
cral important orders are awaiting
the attention OF the company, but the
cold weather has been hinder inee.
II is believed that some mGthai will
be devised by next fall that Will over
come this difficulty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
Chr Accident Victim u.,,.r.

iioPEwEl.I.. VA. Feb. l7-Mrs
Frank Simpson, Of Petersburg. who
WIS seriously injured I'm an automo-
bile accident mt the intersection OF
buren, street and Petersburg Road
Wednesday. is reported TO he improv-
ing rapidly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
10 YEARS A PRISONER,
LONGS TO SEE SIGHTS
p'ardpned slayer Grectn wife and
Tours Town In
Tiki
my United News.J

my United News.I
MADISON. WIS. Feb. 17.-After
serving ten years of life sentence
'pr murder. John, a. Johnson spent
Two minutes at home with HIS wife
ana then announced he'd rather see
the sights OF HIS old home town
again.
johnson was taken homo from tho
state penltcntiary at waupun after
q pardon for the staying of Annie
Lemberger. II years old.
He greeted his wife: Hello, there"
oh. how are you. mister?" she re-
I.licd.
johnson got back into his waiting
taxi and ordered Il tour of tho town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18

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Please Help!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
MY NEIGHBOR! WHO is HI" y?

The Advisory Board of The Salvation Army the City
mond. following
vaton Army. for RICHMOND
year, October l, 1921, to September 80, 1922
is the forced walk the
usual suffering VIII you help YOUR .NEIGHBOR?"
The pro"ling the
city. Help an
will. YOU HELP US HELP THE SALVATION ARMY"
on
X.
joan M cutch!ns. a swnk
CHAIRMAN FINANCE
e. hank
w L. A.. C)scarE Paris
X. J. j. oard
r. has Ia liam Price ,
Richard w Darlington Lewis Kaufman A.
a Iicnry
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pr. Roy Il {. Levy Charles l..
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r.. Jose ph F..
g. lower /. O.. Moore J. j Wicke
r. W. a. Jamcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
social Iurchcr, NJ ci,x Pain,

CITY POINT. VA, FEB. ia
Washins E.r'hday dance viii no
gTen al the Dupont club Of city
Polnt On February q. from 10 until
O'clock Advancement. ar" being
made - make this affair tho socia.
success ~ The scayor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18
u,ph scboo, Girl. wv,

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 1.-THE
girls team OF the Petersburg High
School defeated the girls team OF
to 8, Nv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18

Petersburg to Play Richmond.
PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 1.-THE
Petersburg Y. NJ, .. ~ basketball
team Will go to Richmond tomorrow
to play tho Richmond Blues. a, tho
Blues Armory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18

To Cure Sore Thront In One Day
Mop the Throat with DR.. Porter's
Antiseptic Healing Oil. 30c per bot
tlp.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-18

W. l.. austin
Mrs. j. Is. Bow
n. Nice. Burlington
Richard w. Darlington
w. a. Clarke, Jr.
Mrs. Sam Cohen
Or. Roy *. Flanagan
Mrs. Roy X. Flanagan
r. Hill Fleet
g. II. Flowers
Philip r.. W. Goodwin