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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-12-29


Gomez ntration is the life of work.
CIR etings! Another year of oppor-
twrlity is before you.
The man who watches his steps sell
dom has to resort to jumping.
Some people don't know when to
quit because they never start.
BY wishing your enemy q happy
new year may convert him into a
friend.
You still have plenty Of time in
which to do yolT
shopping.
His friends are always telling the
parlor comedian that he ought to
grite a book.
Some women paw high compliments
when angry. They call the other
oman smart.
Some people can make q big stir in
this world without doing any talking.
They are editors.
Most editors are fair judges of
human anture. Otherwise they would
not long be editors.
Whatever your successes of the past
they should not measure up to those
of the coming year.
Killing husbands has become a pop
ular pastime with some women i
saves ? trip to Reno.
Telling the truth is often a rea
test of courece-when the other fel
low Is 3 husky scraPper.
If il is true that an Arizona man
his discovered a jug of petrified whis
key he ought to get rich easily at
dollar . smell.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-12-29

Taken Up-Ten head of horses and
mules, different ages, some with
brands and some with no brands.
Owner AN have same by proving
property and paying damages. keep
and this notice. f. NJ. Brink, Wood,
.. u. 46-3p
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-12-29

Pure Bred Duroc Sows-Eight head
OF yearling and senior yearling pure
bred Duroc Jersey sows, bred to Sen
sation Again to ifarrow in April.
Call and see these sows if you want
something good. They are of the
Pathfinder and Sensation strain. II.
c. Walker, Mission, S. d. 47-3
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-12-29

ttoA nt la aboa. .tr miles from
y ol n Memorial Highway, that
you'd iaakc a mighty nice home.
of good SOFT water. All raw
lard It's a real snap, at less than
$1,000. Can give terms or part. Call
a, 'a's Office for full particulars.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-12-29

Estrayed-One coming three-year-
old roam horse, branded 0TW connect
ed. Will pay reasonable reward for
return or information leading to re-
covery of above horse. Owns The
War, Wood, S. d. 42-tf
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-12-29
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49, A., BIBLE THOUGHTS
~ --- For This Week @-a
4 Bible Thoughts memorized, will prove r
priceless heritage In after years.
ALWAYS PROTECT

Friday. ALWAYS PROTECT
ED:-When thou passest
Trough the waters, / will be
With thee; and through the
rivers, they shall not overflow
thee: when thou walkest
through the fire, thou shalt
not be burned; neither shall
the fire kindle upon thee
,saiah 1872.
Saturday. RULES FOR
EIGHT Let all bit
terncss, and wrath, and anger,
and Glamour, and evil speak
ing, be put away from you,
with all malice: and be We
kind to one another, tender
hearted, forgiying one another,
even as God for Christ's sake
hath forgiven you.-Ephesians
1872.
Sunday. HOW TO OVER
COME EVIL:-Be kindly az
fcctioned one to another with
brothcrly love; in honour pre-
fcrriny one another: recon-
pcnse to no man for evil. Pro
vide things honest in the sight
Of all men. BE not overcome
Of evil, but overcome evil with
good.--Romans 12:l0,l7,2l.
Monday. A BENEDICTION
FOR THE NEW YEAR:
The Lord bless thee, and keep
tn e. The Lord make his face
shine upon thee, and be gra-
cious INTO thee. The Lord lift
mp his countenance upon thee,
ard give thee ~peace.-Numbers
5.24,26.
Tuesday. GIVING AND GET
TING:-Give,. and it shall be
given unto you; good measure,
pressed down, and shaken to
gcther, and running over, shall
mon give into your bosom. For
with the same MEASURE that ye
mete withal il shall be meas
urcd to you again.-Luke 6:38.
Wednesday. FRUITAGE OF
SECRET But thou
when thou prayest, enter into
thy closet, and when thou hast
shut thy door, pray to thy
Father which is in secret; and
thy Father which seeth in sec
ret shall reward thee openly.
For your Father knowcth what
things We have need of, before
We ask him.-Matt. 6:6,S.
Thursday. GUAP:D YOUR
HOUGHTS:-Firmlly, breth-
rem, whatsoever things are true,
whatsoever THINGS are honest,
whatsoever things are just.
whatsoever things are pure,
whatsoever thing are lovely,
whatsoever things are OF good
report; If there be any virtue,
and if there be any praise,
think of these thi ngs.-Philip-
4:8.
. .
once ~ntration is the life Of work.
ir lettings! Another year of oppc
,fxy 20 noforo yorr
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-12-29

ICr Sale-Purebred Rose Comb
Rhode Island Red r~oostcrs. Mrs. A.
y. kricger, Wood, S. ID. Asp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-20
FIN DATES TO DISCUSS
CITY BUDGET FOR 1922
Finance Committee or CITY Council
VIII Tnkc III Matter Mt Session
Tomorrow Might

INC Finance COMMITTEE. OF CITY
council Will meet in regular session
tomorrow night, when efforts vii
he made 20 dispose of its regular
dochcts. The committee viii Ak dates
for discussion of the budget. with
the idea OF having tina; documen;
ready for presentation to the Com
mon Council at its March meeting.
Mayor .\iusiic will b. given several
hearings o. various features Of the
tentative budget. lie viii explain
every angle 81 the document. show
ing Why decreases are Suggested Ia
certain directions ana increases in
others
rhesc hearings val pe eiabora,s.
50 That evsry ken may bo fully mn.
derstood los members Of the Finance
committee. ard De equally as clear
10 members 90 Council when the
bulge is presented that body.
~ is said tho CITY Attorney viii.
~ the nest meeting Of INC commit
tee present uuniU.r of papers in
relation 90 tax matters. and sug
s"sied approximation for expcndi-
lures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-20
SCHOOL CHILDREN TO AID
WILSON FOUNDATION FUND
Pupils al John Marshall Higl,
Set $500 as Their
Coal.

Pupils in the schools OF Richmond
VII assist this city to raise it's quota
- the Woodrow Wilson Foundation
fuhd. Announcement has been made
tHat collections will be taken in the
pupilc schools today and tomorrow.
interest in the fund is cr,a, among
the pupils. and they displayed an
eaGcrhess to contribute their mite To
the cause when the matter was
placed before them.
John Marshall High School is cx-
pected to raise $500 for the fund to-
day. The students We're asked to
contribute what they wanted to. but
they have stated that their aim is
$500.
John Marshall no doubt will send
in the largest contribution from tn.
Richmond schools. but the clcmcn
tary and junior high school pupils
also viii take up collection Of
hciais stated last night that the col
lection in the elementary and junior
high schools will be taken up TO-
morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-20
ROTARIANS CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY TUESDAY
Exercises VIII He Held In Eioys' Club.
Dedicate New GYM
In,

The anniversary OF the Rotary Club
Will he celebrated tomorrow evening
at O'Clock. at the Boys club. North
Twelfth Street. and at the same time
the $4,000 gymnasium will be dedi-
Gated. President Norman Call will
conduct tho exercises, which. il was
announced last night. will consist OF
"a number OF wcll-arranged events OF
% high class nature. Some new songs
Will he rendered. the groups headed
by Preston Bcivin. billy" Adams.
Henry Street. Eiwood Tragic, letter
Jones. Alvin Smith and Henry
Schwarzschild, having been in re-
hearsal for II week.
Practically the entire mcmDcrship
OF the club will he present. together
with a number OF invited guests. The
meeting Will he held in the Boys
'lub rooms. adjoining the gym
nasium, after which the boys viii en-
terrain with number Of stunts in
The gym.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-20
BEGIN EXHAUSTIVE PROBE
TODAY OF LEXINGTON FIRE
Jury TO Receive Foluminous
Batch Of Papers Sub
mitted bv Sherry.

Tue Hastings Court grand Jury
Will assemble today At II O'Clock 20
inquire into Ia. circumstances and
conditions surrounding the I.cXing
ton Hotel fire. \ voluminous batc!,
OF papers submitted by Chief sherry
or the Police Department Will he
turned over 10 the jury by Common
wealth's Attorney Satterileld. and an
exhaustive probe Will begin. Judge
Richardson will instruct the Jury as
TO procedure. relating the circum-
stances incidental TO the .irc and is
aftermath
The personnel Of the jury is prac-
tical!y the same as that which Sa,
on the first day Of the February
term. All the names. however. were
taken from the regular jury list. a.
supplied by the jury commissions
crs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-20
BROWN ACCORDED PRAISE
FOR HIS BUDGET WORK
Measure Has Now Been Re-
ported TO Both Houses
Of Assembly.
TT FOR DISCUSSION rrE>DA.
Expected IL VIII he Disguised OF with
Little DHlny, Since Other Bills Arc
Awaiting Final Action on .tppr"-
printtuns.

Reporting House bill No. $40 from
the Committee on Appropriations Fri
day morning. Chairman J. Sinclair
brown transferred the consideration
Of thr budget from the inint commit
tee. which has been wrestling with
the subject since january -, to the
floor OF the House OF Delegates. Chair
man Garrett. OF the Senate Finance
Committee. reported the measure 10
that body Saturday morning
The bill will hc taken up in the
House under special and continu.
Ing order at - o'clock on Tuesday
and ii is expected that it will be dis.
posed of with little delay, rs the
consideration OF other bills having
appropriation features are being held
up until the appropriations bill, passes
The bill as it went 20 the House
OF Delegates and the Senate from
the joint committee makes provisions
for total appropriations amounting
10 s23.?la.0o0 an increase over the
total amount recommended in the
budget by Governor Davis of s3.TO0
The original bulge; bill left an csti-
mated balance at the end of the
bicnnium on March |. 1924. Si2O.300
while the balance provided by House
bill No. $40 is estimated al approxi-
''"''iS Si'''N'N. SpttiHI tllIS carry
ing appropriations payable out of the
general fund of the State treasury
Will have to be limited TO this amount.
The able manner in which this huge
budget bill has been handled before
the joint committee by Chairman
Brown who actively served as a mem
Der OF Governor Davis Advisory
Board on the budget. has been the
subject Of much favorable comment
In legislative and governmental cir
Giles OH the Capitol Hill
Mr.. Brown, who represents Roam
ole County in the House of Delegates.
succeeded 10 the Craftsmanship OF the
committee on Appropriations upon
Inc elevation Of Colonel Richard I,
brewer Jr., 10 the speakcrship in
1870 ana he assisted in an advisory
way In the preparation OF the frs,
budget two years ago. successfully
steering the first bill under the bud
get system. through the House Of
beieSateS at that time
Mr. Brown is an ardent a,ivoco, .
oi the budget system. and has con-
irlonted materially to its succession
inauguration in Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-20
ENTHUSIASM OF PUBLIC
is ASKED FOR VAHISPA
Ihomna Wood Sterens. Director. Asks
Citizens to support NirRinin's
Greatest Event

Emphasizing the importance of
public cnthusia SIN in the successful
staging OF the Virginia Historical
Pageanr. TO be held in Richmond In
May, Thomas Wood stevens, director
or the pageant. in an address at the
John Marshall High school Friday
night, pleaded for serious effort
on the part Of the city in planning the
event.
Moro than 1000 people will par
tcipate In the pageant, and 100 Of
the characters viii have speaking
parts in the preliminary plans for
the pageant. Eight OF the principal
committees have already been APP
pointed and selection OF the main
cast OF characters are underway.
Mr., stevens said he would apply
the snowfall! principle" in develop
ing the pageant. and that various
subcommittee would be appointed.
from time 10 time. To take care OF
the different phases, in arranging the
event
Historical papers on periods in the
Development ~ the old Dominion
were read by Roosevelt IHgc. George
iiryan and Branch johnson Miss
iilanch King. MISS Ethel Boiling and
Howard Dana took part in the musi-
cal program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-20
MILK FOR. HEALTH"
DRIVE OPENS TODAY
twenty organizations Of city VIII
'"-orcrnte With Association in
Campaign.

An active campaign for tho "MHIk
Tor Health" drive viii open in Rich
mona today ana VIII last FOR about
three weeks. according to an an
nounccment made yesterday by Mrs.
stuart MtchauN. president OF Ia. or.
Eanization backing the movement, TO
promote the drinking Of milk Twenty
ORGANIZATIONS VIII cooperate win
the MIX FOR Hoallh" Association a.!
its drive
Educational matter concerning tn.
Falu" Of milk as Il health medium.
aad the need for past"uriztuc II to
make 1T clean for drinking purposes.
Will 10" distributed throughout the
schools 81 tho cts. The Issue Viii
nc discussed at publc meetings
which are To hc held during tho ,lme
the campaign is in progress Dr. !.
T. Straurh IN charge Of The milk
supply Of the city * nov preparing
Il set Of regulations to inquire the
purity Of milk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-20
HOUSTON TALKS HERE
AT WASHINGTON DINNER
H"'"H ut Celebration of better nu.I-
mss hnrrnu and Advertising
tiui'-TrtnlElc IIonnr Gu..t

'rr"crt :. houston. publisher. vii,
ne me principal speaker at Tho w,.n
"s,oh birthday celebration or t.,
'iett"r BUSINESS Bureau and Rich
,''"u advertising club which is 10
be held IN the annoy az Nrr,,,,
liotcl Thursday night at n'cinc,.
Governor r.. Lee Trinklc VIII be pucv;
OF hohor. and viii head an honorary
pe''tr business committee. consist
ing oil the Mayor and heads of ya-ious
business organizations OF the CITY
Mt. houston viii speak OF "Euild
ihs truth into business" lie was
cue "' me most conspicuous men Il,
me country IN war activities during
the world war. and was prominnn,
among Tn" promoters OF world peace
Mr.. Houston is chairman of tho Ma
tional Vigilance Fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-20
CHILDREN'S LIBRARY
WILL OPEN ON April,
'-hdo"mcnt Fund of $4,000 IInS Hccr
stnrtcd li>rc 10 Honor Memory
y OF Iathcr 'r1I,b

An endowment fund of $4,000 has
%ueeh started by the John Il. Tapo
Acmorial Library Association from
me Zee obtained from those enrolling
as life members, and the interest
from the fund will be used for rho
upkeep of the childrcn's library,
which is TO be opened April i. in n
secton or the reading room OF tho
state Library. All contributing and
annual membership dues will also
De used for this purpose. according
10 the president. G. Watson James
Jr. Among the life members are Mr.
James, Mr.. and Mrs. Granville G.
Valentine, Miss Ruby Dart. the Rev
father Mott. and others
Many leading citizens arc eager to
establish and promote this library in
'nemory OF Eirginia's poet-pries;. the
othceTs besides the president, being
John N. Miller. u" vice president;
MisS Dart treasurer, and Gordon
hIalT. secretary. while the directors
are Colonel Julian II. ill, Wynd-
nam r. Meredith. Alvin Smith, Faith
or Washington. the Rev. Frank pratt
Inc Rev. II Cary Montague. Judge
Eever!y 7. Crump. Fasleer Mott. Cap
lam a y Guig9Ia, & O. Mitchell.
BerEeley Williams i. y. Erosnan.
Jr., Mann :. Valentine. james Poyntz
Nelson. Rev. ". Russell Bowie. D. u.
y II. Felthaus Henry :. Hutzler.
Misses Brent Wit, Evelyn stiles,
Sadie Elton May Edith Nott. Marie
l.cahy, Lou Belle Jones, and Mrs.
John SHELTON Williams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-20
PREPARE INCOME TAX
RETURNS NOEL
Collector of Internal Revenue
Asks Assistance From
the Public.

Individuals and corporations. re-
uuircd by law TO file statements OF
their Income with the Federal gov
scmblc the information to be included
in the returns. j.. c. Noel, collector
of internal revenue here. has issued IL
warning that every cent" made dur
ing the year. above exemptions al
lowed 10y law, must be included in
the statements.
The Richmond office is flooded an
nually by those desiring information
about filing returns. Additional
clerks are employed to take care OF
tn" rush. but the individuals and cor
porutions can aid in the work by
properly filling out their statements.
Director Noel points out shat March
Ia Is the last day on which tho first
payment of income taxes can be made.
Failure To do so provides "A penalty
Of fine.
single persons who had net income
OF $1,000 or more. gross income
of $4,000 or more -marricd couples
who had net Income Of 1000 or moro.
or gross income or $4,000 or more
must file return. Four per cent nor
mai tax on taxable income up to $4,000
cent normal tax on balance OF taxa
Die income. SurtaN from | per cent
To 90 per cent on net incomes over
So.ooo for tho year 1921.
hundreds OF persons in various
parts "f the State already have filed
'heir returns. Many others SUI are
playing put and take" i'm an cndenyor
TO determine just where and how
they stand.
mere are many changes In the law
.his year. and schools of instruction
naNe been maintained by Collector
D. {. Noel throughout the State in
order that deputies would be quail
ned to assist taxpayers in the nr.n.
49, IN" Of their returns. To fnciii,o,o
carly Hing OF returns and to cljmi.
-" t'ie rush in the closing DAYS
,ncsc deputies have been placed ~
DIVISIONAL offices at Norfolk. lynch
"urE. Roanoke and Alexandria and
at branch offices at Petersburg Mar
.!"SViile. Newport News and DanyiIlc
rom tomorrow TO the closing date
Mnrch ~ score or more trputie
VII visit all of the smaller ci,ios
Owns ana courthouscs throuchout rho
state 10 assist >"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-20
WEATHER CONDITIONS CUT
DOWN PRODUCE RECEIPTS
Wholesale Dealers in Rich
mond Have No Trouble
Selling All Stock.

The wholesale produce dealers au,I
commission merchants OF Cary ami
Thirteenth Streets had no trouble
that came in. hut weather conditions
we're such as to cut receipts down
IN the minimum. However, there
were but few changes in prices. Be
cause OF temporary scarcity of
fresh country cGgs-a scarcity due
entirely to the storms that ragged and
left their imprint cverywhcrc-thcre
was decided jump in the wholesale
price. This was recognized by whole
salcrs and retailers alike as an al.
vance that could last but Il day. SO
TO speak, and every indication is that
eggs will not only go bxck 10 where
they were before the storms came.
but they are destined TO 20 much
lower.
While the receipts OF poultry were
not as large as the week before. and
the week. prices did not get any
higher.
EeaIs also simply held their own
at former quotations. Even tn.
strictly fancy could not get over IL
cents per pound; mediums. to Q
cents: runners. q TO :. Hogs were
not altogether as high as they have
been. live animals bringing only :,
10 Ss cents per pound ana dressed
Q to IL.
Country butter was in fair demand
at the following figures: fresh cream
cry. sc TO 40: choice family packed
20 TO so: merchants packed. Is TO 20.
ana choicc packers stock, l6 TO II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-20
{. S. CARTOONS FUNERAL
HELD THIS AF TERNOON
Officers and Directors of
Chamber Of Commerce 10
Attend III Body.

Funeral services for Edgar Samuel
Carlton. who died Saturday night
at his home, IA North I.ombardy
Street. after brief illness of iuHu-
enza. will be held this afternoon Mt
$3.50 from Centenary Methodist
Churcn. OF which Mr.. Carlton was a
member. Rev. T. y. Smoo,. ID. D..
pastor Of the church will conduct
the services. Iutcrmcnt will be in
Hollywood Cemetery.
l. j. Marcuse. president Of the
Chamber Of Commerce. requested yes
terday that all officers. directors and
past presidents of the chamber attend
the funeral. Mr.. Carlton. who was
resident director of the Imperial To-
bacco Company and director of the
Planters National Bank. was one Of
the big business figures of the state.
Actife pallbearcrs will be: Ivan
Maithy. Robert Haskins. James r.
Hickey. l.. H. Reed. George w. Bott.
William y. l.oehr, j. VI. Jones. &.
Sills. - ~
Honorary pallbcarers will be: l.. W
Dixon. Winston. y. c.; G. T. Patton,
harrington. s. C.: w. b. Ballou. OK
tord. \. G.; c. NJ. Fleming. Wilson y.
- John q. Jefferson, Amelia Court
!ousc. Va. Z. y. Jcnress, kinstop
y: g T.. r. Eutsler, Goldsboro, y. c. :.
w. !: skinner. Greenv;lle. y. O. g.
y, Jones. Farmville. y. C.; r. D.
inoi.pson. Jr.. Rocky Mount. \. G..
~. Stigal Rocky Mount, \. G..
~. w. BOYD. South Boston. Va: n A
Fuishnin' Danville. Va: William
NihG' Lynchburg. Va: Edwin Hodges
HENDERSON, Ky: $. II. Hobgood. bur
nam y. G. T.. W. Smith, DanyiIJn
v - ~ =. Harrison, New York. \. T.:
DTe"rE. w. .. Howard. Con
CaS N"rdoh. ST., w. r. Reed. r. ~
III - ION, r. u. Williams. r. q. Cur
rim. X y. Patterson, r. Iat,n,cr 80,
oon. John :. EEglcs:on. ana hoorL
Church. -"e'hodiSt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-20

FOR eight weeks. are sponsored by
tho Virgil League of Woman Vot-
ers through It's Alexandria and Lou
uoun County branches. this organi-
cation cooperating with tho bureau
OF extension In It's department OF citi-
zenship
Miss Pidgcon Will use as the basis
ot several lectures In the course, cX-
tracts from the address OF the rctir-
ing Governor. Westmorcland Davis.
"ei'vered before the General Assembly
on the opening day Of the session OF
ls22: and extracts from the Inaugural
n ,,, OF Governor Il. Lee Trinklc.
Bills already passed bv this session
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-20
CHICAGO ENGINEER TO
SPEAK HERE THURSDAY
Z. T.. bra!rr VIII Address Richmond
'hnptrr at Jrfierson--trnrraI
Invitation issued.

6. T. prayer OF Chicago. secretary
OF 'h' American Association Of Eng =
roeIs. VIII address Richmond rngi-
uc"rs on tho subject of The isroade,
Field Tor Engineering service "a.
the Jefferson iioiel Thursday uigr.t
a. o'clock This meeting is h.inp
arranged hS III. Richmond chapter
u which william T. l.co ~ prcyidcat
An invitation is cNt"ndcd TO al pr b.
i'ss'"ral engineers and scientific me-.
- hear Nil prayer. Ia his andres.
N"Ai Thursday night. Mr prayer vii
nSo tell ahou; the aims Of IN. asp,.
cation aud it's accomplishments in II.
'arious lines of actiV.ty.
w = q. bulin. 81 tho ChesapnaH
hd fotomac Tolephon. Company
.'i! sneak at the regular meeting NJ
20 chspter IN stumpts Hotel tomoi
| ." afternoon 1T o'QccX,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-20
POSTAL EMPLOYEES TO
HAVE FULL HOLIDAY
""shinst"n'> birthday 90 Hc uh-
served at Richmond OfHcc
Wednesday,

'VS''' employees OF Richmond VIII
"DSs'N' "">hinGton's birthday Wed
s'""E y. Win fuli-day holiday W.
''"a7 9"Etn"aFd. assistant postnas
"h" IS IN charge Of the Rich
.,''' once IN IA" "bsence Of Hay r.
Ih"rI;"'. who Is spending his amman
VACATION in Florida. announces that
e'orE division and window at th.
na'" Once VIII Ice closed durIpl;
tn" day.
'"rricrs VIII make no deliveries.
nc "niy mail 10 b" dispatched 10
ihr W"st End Station VIII be 20 Rio
VIA ana the University OF Rich
mono. f"rccl post carriers vii! make
deliveries Of pcrishablc goods only
special delivery messengers vii,
make Fun delivery Three or the fvc
regular collections viii be made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-20
WOMAN HURT AS AUTO
AND TROLLEY COLLIDE
W. IL. Gaines NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
s.ed Following Mishap M
FlIth md nrOad Str..1.

Mrs. VI. H. Gaines wos ,iiai;,i,
lured yesterday Afternoon g., ~
au'ohobiic III which she was r;a;,
Win hcr husband collided with =
49,, car AT Fifth and Broad streets
me one man trolley was deraiIcd. ,hn
"u'orno bile badly damaged and ono
., the heavy steel poles in the mid :
uie OF the street was dcntcd as =
result of the impact. "a
one OF tho wheels of the auto was
'oHc" rom the axle. and. Fighting
street and crashed through the win
II. Splitting. '''''''' i
q. II. Goldman, 703 North Twenty
fourth street. motorman of the troll :
ley WAS later arrested on n charge
oil caTcicss'y and reckicssly opcrat
ing the street car.