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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
IN AND our OF TOWN.

Mrs. Emlyn Marstcl!cr. Jr.. and
children are The guests OF Mrs. VIII
liam iiab!iston, on the Cary Street
Road.
Miss katherine Booker Is spend.
Ing the holidays with her mother a,
2OO7 Floyd Avenue, returning short
Is to the National Cathedral School
Mademoisclle Germaine Angenot
or Tarrytown-on the Hudson, is vis-
ting Mrs. j. Amber Johnston.
Charles Adams Scott is spending
tho holidays in the city with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. y. Randolph
OF Iynchburg. are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. John II. Randolph, of 1901
Park Avenue. for the holidays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27

SVIlTH no ahimoslN, anu no po'''''"' -"
w ;erests to serve, but with a deep sense
CI the needs OF the hour, this newspaper
expresses the nope tina, Governor TrinlNc
will rise 10 the occasion and assume that
position OF leadership which his high Office,
lis record. his knowledge of the situation,
alike demand OF him in this epoch of the
affairs o! the Commonwealth.
The Governors position is indeed diff
cult He is beset daily, hourly, by advo-
Gates of one policy or another. Always his
attention is called TO the popularity or un-
popularity OF this or that move; and il is
no more than human for public men 10 seek
the approval OF the people in discharge
OF their duties and possibilities: IL is, in
fact, commcndabe. No one familiar with
the difficulties That inevitably bcset the
pathway OF public men can fail to he SYM
pathetic with him.
There can he no question that Governor
Trinkle, who has bestowed as much anxious
thought upon the question of highway con-
struction in Virginia as any one, perhaps
more than any other individual, favors as
his address TO the people indicates, reason
ably rapid construction Of the State high
way system. One may search his public
utterances while candidate in vain for
any statement that he is opposed 10 a com
prehensive program OF road building or
for any opposition 10 bond issue under
favorable circumstances. Il seems clear
that he has distinctly avoided any such
position, although il is certain that he and
his followers profted during his prc-pri-
mary campaign of 1927 by tile impression
left that he would not favor such action
without a second referendum Even now he
does not say that he WI not sign a bill au-
4 M I'F1a a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
High Seas.

s. a. T.. Iopeweli.--H!gh seas. tho
open sea or ocean. The claims Of
various nations to exchange rights
and superiority over extensive trac,s
OF the ocean highways have been
settled after much controversy by
the general International law. Tho
principle now accepted Is that thu
jurisdiction OF maritime States ex-
tends only TO within three miles OF
their own coasts. the remainder OF
the seas being high seas, acccessi.
bic on equal terms TO all nations In
land seas and estuaries. OF course
are excepted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
Moving Pictures
~ the Colonial.


S'nEcd Wings" is ono o. tn. most
beautiful and highly artistic pictures
which mas come TO Richmond for soma
time. II is rcnrhyn S,aniaws pro-
auction. and that means. OF course,
'hnt II is excellcntly directed, and
very we'll done throughout Tho
story. adapted from Katherine New
I'm BurtS The Moth" Is fantaEticaiIy
beautiful, and yet rutircly plausible
tn" spirit Of this unusuai story ma,
been admirably caught IA the screen
version. and ones interest Is hold
throughout by the strange and thrill
ing ser!os Of events IN tho lifr OF tho
little spanish dancer. Bont,a Al
though Dchc Daniels and Conrad Ma
gel both do splendid work In tho two
principal roles. Ernest Terrence must
he mentioned FIRST for the mos, re-
markahlc piece OF acting seen on the
screen in "a long time. In the roIs
OF III" halt-wit clown. Emilio, no
gives quite n wonderful bit OF char
actcr acting. being realistic enough
TO be positively uncanny, pathetic
and repuls!ye. Bchc Daniels again
proves. by n performance equally AZ
mo az that In "rinE Diamonds" that
she has become at last an artlste
capsule Of emotional roles Conrad
Nagcl IL splendid as Peter Gordon.
IN. entire cast. including AIolphe
Mcnjou, Robert Browcr and Mabel
Trunclle, are exceptionally nnc Tho
picture Is full of tho most cr1u!siteiy
beautiful scenes. The scene OF tho
fairies In the garden. and tho witch
Oh her bT"omstick arc almost perfect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
showing Re.ourcefuln.,..
Friends md Fellow citizens:

Tonight I am writing this hero Junk on
some paper napkins.
Naturally you don't care: and II seems n
shame To take up space about II. But the
fact Is. there Is no copy paper about. nor
writing paper. nor paper bags. wo are short
on fly paper
So. why not paper napkins. OF which we
have plenty. having invested during tho sum
mer In more than tho company used: hence,
coolies on hand.
After all. IL isn't so bad. 1t shows resource
fulness. and certain amount OF determine
tion. So. am rather proud. and so take
you Into my confidence about It.
Don't you think It's bit original, and all
that sort Of thing?
! do
Yours with love and kisses
HENRY EDWARD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
INFORMATION BUREAU
width or Gulf stream.

Reader South Boston-The cur
rent or water through the ocean
which is commonly called tho Gult
stream ~ OF varying width nj d!t-
'ereht points. Its width, according
10 the conditions that influence IL,
may very from forty-nva TO 100
mI"'' ana i's course also varios
slightly from time to time. In
popular usage the namo Is often not
only applied 10 designate tho QUIZ
Stream proper. but much OF the
oceanic drift OF the North Atlantic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
Fnct. About George Marion.

George Marion. who plays tho part
or tho Swedish barge captain IN
EuEon" O'Ncill's stirring drama OF tho
sea. Anna Christie" which comes 10
mo Academy. January 4. D and 6, was
porn in San Francisco some nifty
years ago. Mr.. Marion WAS brought
up In tho divcrsificd school OF tho
california thcatcr. From that thea
ter have come many OF the leaders OF
our stage today.
Two graduates Of this California
theater. who have had great Influence
IN the development Of acting and
tho expansion OF tho American
drama are David Belasco and George
Marion. Mr.. BclaHco has played tho
most obvious part, but MIR. Marion
IL prominent figure. Some Of tho
successes tina; have been staged by
George Marion are Tho Merry Wild
ow." "Everywomnn." THE Prince OF
risen. Madame X" and the whole
INST or George AIDES plays and must
cal comedies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27

Well well. one irrecon ciabie Jumping on
another. BOrah suggests rms confer
encc and Hi Johnson froths at the mouth be
cause he says such a conference would dunn
into Americas lap the economic ills OF Europe
and the separations mwddle. The economic
ils OF Europe already in America's Ian
and they hav. been intensified by mistaken
policies at Washing ton Raleigh News and
Observer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
Virginia Women i'm Rankin,

a = elsewhere, women in Virginia grad
uaIly have gained secure and impor,.
ant place in he field Of business No be,-
yer proof OF this Tact could be desired than
inc authenticated number OF women who
now are connectIi in Official capacities with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
The Weather
Furnished by u. g. weather Bureau
Forecast: Virginia

Forecast: Virginia -
Cloudy. followed by
rain. this afternoon and
tonight and tomorrow ;
colder tomorrow.
North Cnrolinn 10
rnl rains today md
probably toinor w I;
cooler tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27

The Woman's Club OF Highland
PARK. VIII not hold it's usual weekly
meeting this afternoon, on account
or the Christmas holidays. The next
meeting Will be held on the after
noon of January g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27

The st. Vincent do Paul Society for
me Poor. OF Sacred Heart Cathedral.
VIII hold Its regular weekly meeting
ms afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, at II
North Laurel Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27

Reports from various parts or the country
show that many manufacturers OF holiday
moist goods still ignoring the provisions
OF the pure-food law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
Accept. Cali to nerk,ey church

NORFOLK. VA. Dec. 26.--,Rcv.
Beachcr L. Roads. OF Hertford. n. c.,
has accepted the call extended TO
him by the congregation OF the Bcrk
ley Avenue Baptist Church. several
weeks ago. and Will enter upon his
pastorate here February 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
RcnROn,
Don't you think

''Why do you sigh Doctor? Don't you think
your patient will recover?'
Yes. he will recover; but will ]? They
tell me hts firm has gone bankrupt, and 1
haven't started my bnl!'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27

any sort of hearing there for the Armenians.
TO permit an Armenian TO be heard is the
Turkish idea OF wasting time and patience.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
Charcoal Erh'. Daily Thought.

when a man git he head set dat he gvine
do n sutiin stunt" said Charcoal Eph. rumlna-
lively "dey ain nothin' Ewine stop him but
contrary minded. obstinate. square jaw ed
woman! Eat pickle. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27

Defining and defending the French posi-
ton on reparations, a Paris journal declares
there is a vast difference between something
and nothing" But not vast enough. apparent
~. TO be split.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27

Ballroom proprietors, protesting against
new dances which bear such names as chicken
shake, Chicago, and camel opine that The
tendency Of young couples is to indulge in
the exaggerated steps and body movements
OF the modern dances that are not only unbs-
coming. hut inclcgant" Another example OF
the extreme in conservative declarations
Greensboro News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27

We have no desire whatever to encourage a
shady profession but II is due to our American
bandits To say that they seem to have carried
out every Christmas Job they undertook
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27

According TO the stats,icnn OF the pruden-
iial Insurance Company. murders in this coun.
try hay" Increased to AN uHhcard-of extent
in TIA" experience OF civilized mankind" Their.
arr more murders among negroes than
among whites propOrtionately. and twelve of
the seventeen cities Showing q change for
the worse In 1921 are in the Northern States
Sentimentalists TO the contrary tho only real
check possible is to he found in more prompt
certain and severe punish ment.-W Winston
Salem Journal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
Life.

Life" said tho Pessimst. life Is worry
ing sort of complex
Maybe" said the Optimist. but 1t might he
/. might be like 1t looks in the NOV
Ing pictures"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
IocnI Temperature Yesterday

y. NJ. temperature ............ 6;
Maximum temperature to s y. M. g.
Minimum temperature tos 4. M. Al
Mean temperature yesterday ... A.
Normal temperature for this dn,e Z,
Excess yesterday Observation-Disclosures.
Deficiency since March l...... o
Deficiency since January I.
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We've Lenrned Our Lesson.
fIIOuSton Post)


We do not know just when tho nChtin, IA
10 begin in Europe, hut all the boys should
understand at the start that we sell for cash
and lend no money. 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27

Press reports from Los Angeles bring in
formation that since November 20 the date
upon which the police Judge there inaugurated
tho policy OF jail sentences for speeders he
has juEGed ISL offenders. Thursday having
he"n the first day that did not net one man
Tor tie jail But what they have no, vet
told ~ now Mr.. McAdoo succeeded in k.cn
ing where tho jug handle is-CharIotte OH
server.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
TOcnl Rainfall.

RaintaN IL hours ending Il. NJ. Non.
Rainfall - hours ending s l.. NJ. None
Excess since March .......... 76z
Excess since January ......3 ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
Anluselnents
'.As You Were" to he Here.

IAN You Were" to lie Here.
blanche Ring and Charles Winnin-
ger. musical comedy stars. are com
Ing In new play--"As You We're"
Ihey VIII be at the Academy New
Years. Tuesday and Wednesday. with
spccia! matinee New Years Day
ana the regular matinee on We'd
nesday.
AS You Were" is warranted to
drive away the blues, for 1t is full
or bright lines ana laughtcr-crcat-
ing situations. or course, there are
new songs. but Miss Ring cannot get
away from the popularity OF the old
ones, for her admirers always call
upon her to sing some of them
There Is chorus OF pretty girls
in this musical playa real dancing
and singing chorus. Surrounding
Miss Ring and MIR. Winninger arc
many capable performers. including
tho four entertainers, male quar-
tet. Mary Elby and Leonard st. Leo,
In classical dances. and Edgar At
kinson Ely. who adds to the general
gayety. Seat sale tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
OF Interest TO Women

The third morning musical Of the
Muscians Club, VIII BE given this
morning at II o'clock in IN. audi
torium Of the WOman's Club. rho
following artists VIII take part: Mrs.
!! y Da"!s. pianist, Mrs George
iiarpcr. soprano; Mrs. j. X Bow
man. contraito Miss Adele Levitt.
N"iinist: Mrs. William X. Trigg. Ir.
mezzo soprano; Miss Anne Powers.
pianist. The Apollo club. male
chorus. James Wombie. director, viii
also CIV. several selections The
program Will be "A miscellaneous
one.
The chairman OF the afternoon.
Mrs William II Triggs, Jr.. has ar
ranged delightful musical program
FOR the Wonan's club for this after
noon at 1 o'clock. The artists win
he: MISS Jean Trigg. m"zzo- contral-
10: George RyalI4 vIoIinist; ana
Frank Wendt. pianist. MIR. RyaiIS
and Mr.. Wendt have made a splendid
name FOR themselves in the shor,
time they have been IN Richmond.
MISS lean Trigg VIII sing II group Of
scotch ana irish songs. many OF
which are general favor!,cs
There will bc an important meet
ing OF the special bail committee
OF the y l.. V ~ this mornin,; at II
o'clock at the John Marshall House.
Mrs. Archer Jones, who IL chairman
OF the costume committee. VIII have
som. special sample costumes to dis
pay. IN" cast COMMITTEE" liz very
puSy al present making plans for n
large cast. and the bail promises 10
TO an unusually brilliant affair.
Tho club luncheon viii talk. place
~ INC Woman's club on January "A,
o'clock with Mrs John O. Armis-
'ead as chairman The decorations
wiz be Doinsc'ias. holly. aud Christ
mas greens. Mrs. w. s. Drewry IS
chairman or the program OF enter
ln!nment. Mrs. Christopher Tomp-
kinS. Il former president OF the club.
VIII speak on Looking Backward. -
ana Miss May Moore. also a for.
iner president. VIII speak on Look
ing Forward" Novel features have
been planned for the close OF the
luncheon. Members are asked 10
secure their tickets promptly.
The Woman's Club of Highland
PARK. viii not hold it's usual weekly
meeting this afternoon. on account
or the Christmas holidays. The next
meeting. will an h.I
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Up With The Times

by u. O. II.
Well. you didn't expect to have all that fun
without paying for IT, did you?
There is talk at Washington OF taking the
tariff out OF politics" And some OF the old
would leave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
SpcclnI Data.

Local Observations Mt 3 J.. NJ. Yesterday.
wind direction. south; wind velocity. I
weather at 4. NJ. clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27
Neil O,nrren.s MIns,rc,s.

Next to circus day, minstrel day
Is ono OF the big events OF the
amusement season and 1t will be Il
matter for CONTEMPLATION among
those who love tho mSstrels to hear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-27

WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER -, 1922.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
METHODIST.

Woodland Heights NJ. +. Church
I'll AL. the Rev. w. \. Wright will
iafSr as his subject. THE Supremacy
gof Christ" i. NJ. pr. ]. II. Mas
a:3Q~A. NJ. Epworth League ut Z
~ Highland rark-Tha pastor.
Rev J.. T. Williams. will preach at
II 4 NJ. on The Coveted Prize-II"w
Path to Travel Sunday school at
9;20-l. NJ. ard Epworth League at
AZ Peace Mcr.rrial-Thc pastor.
Rev--Rcscoc NJ. White, viii preach in
yensAip" and at night on Three
Co1,,s % Judgement sunday
sckdSl NJ $40 a " and Epwor,h
League At : !. NJ Mrs. 6. n. Eu-
e4srSiEes a. N" Epwor,h League
meeting :; : !. N Subject. Having
= Tsrppss in Life
81 s., JsreS-The pastor. Rev.
ii+sts g Gregory wil, preach in tnc
aad 4, night ~ Good Logic
STuEsy schroi $40 4 N and Ep-
EoSIS IeEEus - = -.
~ Co-9rth-Ths 1zs-or. Rev. :. VI
Itii-FtT WI, 5'TtKcA :; - \. NJ IN
t>.--7s' -scTe - Ch-is;- ard 2, --:5
= o. y-tl. Cc-s.-r -eacss" Com
ar---zr 4; 2. Z n sd Sc-sar s-.9a,
a. -a-s: 4 ~
-. cs-s-sl--a+ 5z~to., Rex 6
rdT- VI, 5:eA-h q u = - kas
4. s,. ,:.zc,-2s,-TA. Rev
49, = 5..5 VII ,-s1,,s .. =
Il Sts,.-,-s .'El5.r M "a sy''
sas-.t: i . - olr5u. Fu--
S,os.sss s7U-slir .>.-.t- = ~ 4 =.
Esaar--: E,.5-;- a. - }, -
f-s-t-T 2E.-.sot = C';lp- OH
7-1 e. = I-t NJ. ny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
BAPTIST

At.Broadus Mcmorial-The pastor.
Rev w. E. Gibson. will preach in
the morning on The Strong and the
sn Sh ss night B. on r rss S s. ss
}; As. Pine Street.-The pastor. Rev.
Lcfand Jerome Powell. Will welcome
new members to the church and holy
incoming services. AT night the pas
tor will speak on Detective Work"
Sunday school at $50 y. NJ. and b.
~ U. meetings at p. NJ.
gGeoEge w. Mcdaniel. d. D., Will
I prexrh Mt both services. Sunday
gtehael at 9;so y. NJ. and b. Y. p. u.
i at -. p. NJ.
AZ Leigh Street.-The pastor. Rev,
thefrmorning on John Bunyan and
His Immortal AllcGory" and at nigh,
ION why Young Men DO Not Marry
-Anfual Answers Given When In
.terviewed.' Baptisms at evening
! NJ. and r. Y. i. L. at : p. NJ.
At Grove Avenue-The pastor,
z Rev--Len G. Broughton, ID. u. VIII
prcuch in the morning on The Cure
s''Ths objectionable Sin" sunday
school at s:30 a. NJ. and the II. y. p.
10. 1t r. NJ.
East End Baptist-PreachinG. IL a.
! NJ. apd $ T.. NJ. by Rev. :. Il. orrcll.
Sunday School, $50 A. NJ. Il. Y. z.
\ C.,GF i. NJ.
yrnable street Raptist-Thc pastor.
thesEcv l.. w. Swupe. will preach at
& BOTH. the morning and evening SER
vices. At the morning service the
pastors first anniversary will he OBJ
serSfd. Sunday school. $3.50 a. NJ. Il.
Y. 3. l.. : L. NJ.
Cakwood Avenue Baptist Church,
Rev. +. w. billings. pastor--li 4. NJ.
Tho. Triumphant christ" s J.. NJ.
e'Tke Amounting OF Jesus"
1pnnanuel Baptist Church--Rcv.
4 DR.. Henry y. Griesemcr Will preach
at II \. N. on How TO Serve Cod
S S Pr NJ, ~ Young Man With a Prin-
. c!plc.' $40 4. NJ, Bible school; 3
=. ", Chinese school: L. NJ. Il. Y.
p. u. Meetings.
At Calvary Baptist Church--Rcv.
i Carter Ashton Jenkcns will preach
as follows: morning. Seeing the In
visible" Evening. lis Law Sever
clgn- in America" Auspices W. c.
v II. o,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
EPISCOPAL.

At the Church OF tho Good Shcp-
herd-The pastor, Rev. Arthur p.
Gray. Jr.. will conduct services at II
y. NJ. and Sis p. NJ.
Russell Bowie. y. D.. will preach a,
both services. sunday school at GAS
A NJ. Litany and communion at IL
y. NJ. Musical prelude at 7:45 2. ~.
ana sermon at S:l5 l.. NJ.
Holy Trinity Church. Rev. ]. J.
Gravatt. u. D., rector-iioly COM
munion and sermon at IL \. NJ. Eve.
ming service Mt S T. NJ. The rector
will o'ficiatc. sunday school and
young women's Bible class at 9:i5
\. NJ. Mems Bible class at 10 a. NJ.
At the evening service, Francis NJ.
Ball will continue his series of talks
on his experiences in the world war.
Church OF the Holy Comforter. Rev.
William l.. Cox, rcctor-Holy com
inS .n,,. and sermon, i A. NJ. Even
1850 a. NJ.
81. Thomas Episcopal Church.
Glntcr park-a;So a. NJ: Church
]cct OF morning sermon: The Ola
Church in tho New Day" y. NJ.
evening prayer and sermon. Sub
jet: BE fe Steadtast." Elmer &.
Pedrick. rector. viii ohiciatc at both
At Monumental Church--Thc Rev.
George i. Mayo will preach at II \.
NJ. with the holy communion ser
Vice. Rev. Il. Cary Montague will
preach at p. NJ. TO the medical stu
dents. sunday school and Bible
classes at ?:I5 y. NJ. Young Peo-
pies meeting at +. NJ
AT Grace Church-Thc rector. Rev.
w. II. Burkhardt. II. n. will con-
duet services at IL in the morning
and in the evening. sunday school
and Bible class for men and women
nj PAS in the morning.
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Lose. Purse with .,.7os

!-i-!'+-s.!E hsBERG. VA, Feb. a
''fs Armstrong. Of this city. SAYS
- Tfcei'ti q card rom his wife in
ssaiaE'oa, notifying him she had
a-' pocAetecok containing 81
's liner 81 the Richmond. Fred
'EFS and Potomac Railroa d
80 ;%tT%en Fredericksburg and
- s''t IN Union Station a,
On ar in ts1icab. This
stated. was a portion %,
.fa>- price or $1,000 ne re-
'ion' ih~ recent sale OF som.
hfr"- lie presented Mrs.
.f1HS 'T;,a ;he fnoney. who wen,
&ioh 20 invest 1t, +. wa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04

FREDERICKSBURG VA. Feb. a.
f"$7- once officials a, fredericksburg
arc doing all that is possIh,, N -
lievo the mail congestion brour-, {.
about by the heavy snowfall. Rursi
ncst-chices in counties adjacent 10
this city. with ono or two EXCEPTIONS
nave been without mail since las,
fTihay night. owing to the road
blockade. Mail in car was taken
as FAR as Post Oak. In Spotsylvan,
county. Wednesday afternoon. Two
,rucks started OUT for Warsaw
4harsday morning after receiving
,Eisphone communications which lea
10 'he heller II may he possible 70
Est through on this route. Mall for
Shfr routes was started Thursday
ucrniac. officials are much 81.
tourAc.d by late read reports.
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tHRISTINN.

NJ Hanover Avenue Tho pastor.
Rev. ]. r. ilunl.y, VIII preach at :.
J. N on Tho Good Samaritan Tho
annual business meeting ~ the
church Hill re conducted AZ >.
O'Clock in the morning. The Young
Pestlc's meetings viii be held at !
n Thra-The pastor. Rev. j. g.
ne isabeok, viii preach a. IL \ 81.
and.s I. NJ: SDnday school at $40
"a ~. and Junior Eudeavoy az 3 i.
M. Senior EndcaVor at =. NJ.
NJ Cowardln Avenuc-Thc pastor.
RevI.U. ]. Dudley. vii! preach in the
S1ncIning on Greater Works Than
ThehS Snail y" DO" and at night on
5"Th~ Power o: ine Gospel" SUNDAY
lsch2ol al 3 \. NJ and Christian I'm.
deaSor ~ l.. VI
AZ Battery Park Rev Bruce l..
kerShncr of i%Uchhurg college. wlu
prss,h at ho1n services Forma,
sch6oi 10 be held AZ 800 in the ar
terna"n. Rev. H. J. Lu;z viii max,
thee principal address
Ar~ Highland Park-Rcv. q. Hubert
sl9gd vii! preach in the morning on
3TlE Sinfulness Of Sin" and al ri.yh-
on -s.Does Every Alan Have liz
Prise ?? Snnday SCHOOL at $50 4. NJ
5ands Christian Endcavor at : T.. \,
II First--The pastor. Rev. w. II
WaHcrs. y. ID. WIN preach In III.
moGning on "A Full Life" aud q
anigbe on Memorials in Heaven.
SUNDAY school AT %:A5 A. NJ. ant
fChrIstisn EndeavOr AT r. NJ
3 At seventh Street.-The pastor. Rev
sth, ~. &. Naciachlan, VIII preach hi
SPECIAL sermon on Les MiseraDles
Sat g-P. NJ