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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-21
SCHOOL CORNERSTONE
LAID AT HACERSTOWN

HAGERSTOWN, Ind, Aug. 21.-Lay-
ing of the new Hagerstown high school
cornerstone and dedication of the
building engaged the attention of this
community Saturday afternoon. The
address was given by Lewis c. Me
woehner, master of Richmond lodge
of Masons. Karl Wolfe also was pres
ent. The exercises were held under
the supervision of the Hagerstown
Masonic. lodge.
A short program, presented in con
nection with the event, included com
munity singing and readings by Mis-
ses Sarah Peckinpaugh, Agatha Fow
Ter and Hilda Jones. An interesting
history of the school system of the
township, compiled by Ralph Teetol
and other members of the schoo
board, was read before being laid If
the cornerstone.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-21

Hamilton, Ills; L. K. England, of Mo
line, Ills, who was among the com
munists convicted with William Bross
Lloyd, wealthy leader of the commun
st party; Hulet NJ Wells, well-known
labor leader of Seattle, Wash.
Frequent allusion was made to the
work of the league among railroad
workers. Several letters were from
radical leaders in England and Ger
many.
There will be more action" said
States Attorney Grove, discussing
the mass of evidence seized in the
raid.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-21
Synopsis Of Preceding Chapters.

Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.
Pandora Nicholson is shy to a pain
tul degree. She is an odd little sensi-
tive, neglected girl who lives as q
sort of poor relation with her Uncle
Peter and Aunt Maude, and their
daughter, Gladys, who is loud voiced
and popular
No one understands or cares for her
except her father, who also lives there
She is afraid of people, cannot talk
to them, never knows what to say
quiet little friendship begins with Nor
ton Newberry, who is shy too-wher
Gladys suddenly decides she wants
Morton, though every other boy but
Morton had been devoted to her
Eventually she becomes engaged tc
him. Dora is broken hearted. She
has begun a friendship with Gloria
Gates when that rather exotic lady il
visiting Norris City
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-21
Col0red Cobbler Fined
For LIQUOR L0lD Violation

Bud" Coleman, colored, by occupa-
ton a cobbler, was fined 800 and costs
on charge of possession of intoxicat-
ing liquor Monday. When officers en-
tered Coleman's home, 304 North
Fourth street, he made a dash for the
bed where police say he had a gun
concealed. Coleman had s192.75 when
searched. He paid $3.50 Of it into the
city till Monday morning
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-21
Exhibit Soy Beans, Aug. %
On John Snyder's Farm

LIBERTY, Ind, Aug. PA county
meeting of farmers interested in the
growing of soy beans will be held on
Wednesday. Aug %, at the John Sny-
der farm north of Liberty, the county
agent announced today. A plot of 20
acres of soy beans can be seen on this
farm, and also comparative test OF
six varieties of beans. An expert
from Purdue university will be pres
ent.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-21
Pennsylvania Coal
Companies Sign Agreement

(Bv Associated Press)
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 21-The Bulger
Block Coal company and the W. H.
Shinn Coal company today officially
announced they had signed the Cleve-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-21

Has advent of the vacuum cleaner
displaced the broom, and with it, the
healthful exercises of sweeping? Such
a fact may easily be assumed from the
number of inquiries / receive regard
ing special reduction Many of them
state: Il am not overweight, but
must reduce the size of my hips"
Others ask help for thick shoulders, or
full abdomens, and again come com
plants and longings to be rid of extra
flesh over the top of the corset and
around the waistline.
Of course, if a woman is not over
weight, but too large in certain parts
of the body, exercise or massage
should be her method of gaining SYM
metry. Most women, who do their
housework, will argue that their hav-
ing to move about many hours of each
day affords them sufficient exercise.
This is often true, but while they move
they continue to grow stout, since they
are not taking any exercise vigorous
enough to help them reduce.
Every home should have all the la
! bpr-saving equipment possible. This
| is no argument against modern meth
DDS cs work. However, this saving OF
labor sometimes means a loss of val
liable exercise. 1t may be pleasanter
| to join a gymnasium, or make a sport
| of such exercise as playing golf or
! tennis; but if none of these opportun-
! tiles are available, there is always the
! broom and some part of the house, or
outdoors, for the exercise in sweeping
! Wear loose clothing when you
sweep, and keep an erect position
! Sweep in long strokes and breathe
! deeply-as oxygen helps to consume
fat. The very thin woman will also
gain through sweeping, as it will de
abdominal muscles.
! Sophie There is nothing that will
make straight hair permanently curly
There are fluids that draw the hail
up into waves, but they are also sup
good for its health
mula for a curling fluid made from
ounce seed and gum tragacanth.
would advise you to try this. With i
one forms the curls oneself, after hav
ing moistened the hair with a mus
cilage made from these gums. Thu
hair is allowed to dry into the forms
after which all of muscilage may b.
broken up into particles and shaker
out. This treatment will in no way in
iure the health of the hair.
All inquiries addressed to Miss Forbe
in care of the Beauty Chats" depart
ment will be answered in these column
in their turn. This requires consider
able time, however, owing to the grea
number received. So if a personal o
quicker reply is desired, a stamped an
self addressed envelope must be en-
closed with the question.-The Editor
: The brains of the japanese, bot
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-21
Western Official to Ask
Fruit Crop Be Moved

OLYMPIA, Wash, Aug. 21- Frank
R. Spinning, superintendent of trans
portation in the state department of
public works is on his way today to
Washington, under orders from Gov
ernor Hart to ask the interstate com
merce commission for action that will
provide cars to move the fruit crop.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-21

land agreement with the United Mine
Workers of America and would resume
operations at once Both companies
closed down when the strike began
April l, last They held membership
in the Pittsburgh Coal Producers
Association, which has ignored the
agreement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-21

The United States paid France s15,-
100000 for the state of louisiana
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-21

The brains of the Japanese, both
male and female, average greater
weight than those of the Americans
and English.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-21

All inquiries addressed to Miss Forbes
in care of the Beauty Chats" depart
ment will be answered in these columns
in their turn. This requires consider
able time, however, owing to the great
number received. So if a personal or
quicker reply is desired, a stamped and
elf-addressed envelope must be en-
closed with the questionable Editor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-21

A sunf1ower sucks up 145 pounds OF
water during its growth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
R|CHM0NDERS ATTEND
MEETING IN DANV|LLE
Convention of Business and
Professional Women
Opens Today.

H,.- . I
''''"'"'""sFS VII!
""'" prominent place on the pSo-
gram ~ the third annual conycn-
,ion Of Tho Vjrrini, E.i.r,,; Z.
t.
800 '''HS'"'''' omen
''NhS' I" b" held In panvills today
an! tomorrow The session opens
mis- mornir,- .. a,n o..,,,,,- =.
,,,. -,
'''' WIN "''"'""''eFs az 'he
H"t.! Hurt"n.
Rev ! Galloway Robertson ms
tor %, NJ, y.-,.,, .r -,
al oP'"
''e sessions W'ih prayer. followed
10y ;he presidents greetings. given
by Mrs. J. * Eoyy,uar of Hicbmo,,
I,b, "a ,, ,,.,.
''''" :
attorney viii welcome ih" delegates
To Danv!ll", followed by the reports
ot tn. officers
IVA,
a. INC ''"'c' huF'oh
WI! to" given nj 1889 o'clock by the
kIwan!S and Rotary clubs, with
Miss Mani =, Ni,,..., .,t
rom VIC c""'s""y All
"rh""n '.uh viii be given by Mrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
FORM MEMS AUXILIARY
TO LEAGUE OF WOMEN
Action Follows Address Nv
Mrs. Ann Webster, of
WASHINGTON.

The feeling of solidarity and OF
nieghborliness cngcudered by the
Pan-American conference ana con-
vention OF the National League Of
Women Voters" said Mrs. Ann Web
Sier. OF Washington. SpeakIug last
night at the dinner given by the
League %: Women N"t-rs. was du.
TO the fact that foriy-eight states
ANA the District OF Columbia were
represented. as we'll as twenty-five
"f the South American republics and
The Dominion OF Canada.
we had accomplished what these
women Were just beginning to think
about, and they came To take back
message. Almost all were un.ver-
sity women. some with degrees Of
medicine or philosophy. ana they all
knew what they wanted and wcr"
determined 10 set it. BEFORE we OF
tn" National League of Women Vot-
"rs knew what they were about. they
had formed the Ian-Amcrican AS
soriaton for the Advancement OF
Women. plaunci for annual meetings.
head. with headquarters in our own
building In Washington"
Mrs. Webster concluded her adj
dress with IA brief resume OF the
work o! the nationa! l"ag"c. She
was followed by officers OF tho Nir-
g!n!a League and it's Richmond
branch. speaking on various phases
of league work. MISS Lucy Ran
do!ph Mason, president OF the Rich
mond league. presiding, read let
ter from Governor and Mrs. Trinklc.
expressing regret at their inability
to he present. owing 10 the fact that
th"y wcr" out Of tho city.
Mrs. Beverley II. Munford. toast
mistress Of the evening, presented
Mayor AinSlic. who said "a few works
81 greeting TO the league. and o..
fcred TIA" members the assistance or
The city administration In their work
Tor good citizenship. Two hundred
ana ifty persons were present many
"i whom w"r" men. and the sugges-
ton was made several times by the
that Mems Aux
Hilary" to the league be formed.
Rev. X. cary Montague. city mis-
who offered the Invocation,
Ending ,hat he had 20 leave early.
signed a card as charter member Of
;hr Mems AuXiliary." 4 number Of
the Older men present followed suit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
Builders Warned
to Adhere TO Lam
Requirements OF Code
Must Be Complied
u it'll. Says Butler.

a general warning has been issued
by Building Inspector Butler 10 CON
tractors and builders warning thom
that the requirements OF the build.
ms code must he adhered To in every
particular, The code was carefully
framed, following numerous confer
enSes wi;h builders" the inspector
says and It's final draft appeared 20
meet with the approval ot them all"
Inspectors attached to the Bujldiu.
department. have detected numerous
Violations %. The code requirements.
mainly n foundation and Stucco
treatment. several cases are now
r"ud!ug IN the Police Court. Justice
Ingram. not wishing to impos. hard
ships upon The builders, in number
Of Instances has continued IN. hear
inSS. in order ;hat the alleged viola
i."ns might bc remcdied. Deputy in
sp-ci"r> declar" they will insist upon
convictions If violations continue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
CAP TAIN SMYTH RENAMED
AS STATE ACCOUNTANT
Veteran, i'll Employ of Nir-
ginia Thiriy-Four Years,
Succeeds Himself.

Captain w. Frank Smyth veteran
rmployc ot"thc State OF Virginia. was
named yesterday to succeed himself
IS state Accountant: Cor i :our.y year
term commencing on July ]. The
appointment was made by Governor
+. lee Trinkl. on recommendation
of the state Auditing COMMITTEES.
captain Smyth has been in the
service OF the state for thirty-four
years. for sixteen years In the Audi
tors department. and for twelve
years IN III" accountants department.
ten of which has seen him in his
present position.
finishing It's work yesterday. for
ward"d letter To ;hn Governor
highly landing Captain Smyth and
recommending his rcappointm"u;.
Til" committee" after praising tn"
zeal and Industry Of Captain Smyth
Spok" specifically Of his accuracy.
rromptu"Ss. faithfulnrSS and GILL
cheney" in tn" highest terms. 1t rec
commended his rrappointmcnt In
recognition 81 his merits and ahil!-
~, ana ap,~cciation OF his lualiuca-
lions"
Captain SMITH Is n native Of Ab-
ingdnn. hut has lived in Richmond a
large part Of his life. lie entered the
service OF tn" state i'll 1854 under
Colonel Norton Maryc and served
in the Auditors department until
1920. when h" resigned his position
of chief hookk"cpcr, In 1904. after
spending III" interval In his nativ"
Southwest Virginia, captain SMITH
accepted tn" position OF assistant
state accountant under captain,
carlton Mccarthy. and in 1912 hr
succeeded captain Mccarthy upou tn"
!att"r's election 10 TIA" I;ichm!ud Nd
miutS,rativc Board. II" vas first an
pointed 10y Governor William hodges
Siam and reappointei by Governors
Henry G. stuart and Wcstmorcland
Davis
ON July !. OF this year. the duties
of the state Accountant Will he in
creased by the law which requires a
audit To bc made every two years ~:
all county Offices and hooks. cap
taiu Smyth plans 10 star, two units
on The task or July /. each uni, be-
INK assigned 10 a county. IS tim"
goes on o,hor units may u" added
20 til" force rs appropriations for
the Work are enlarged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

virgins Federation OF Womans
clubs, Jefferson Hotel auditorium,
$50 \. NJ. 20 1880 L. Nj: to 4
Y. NJ
Justice J. lirec Kicks. before
S'lNCC cross Circle ~ Kings
nawe htcr>. SsOa Chambcrlayne
Avenue. $50 L. NJ.
john Marshall House. Ninth and
MSr>nSH streets. open \. NJ. to
: !, NJ
St,UrWaU jackson Camp. Sons
~ Confederate Veterans, room $40.
lcGtr>vn Hotel. >:la L. NJ
Fu.l dress rehearsal. Virginia
historical Pageant. period 1907 to
Sure rGrr u: curnwnllis AZ York
Gown. iascant Grounds, : l.. NJ
"a dominion tennis tourna-
mc~t country Club OF Virginia.
Ia \ \, and ) l.. NJ.
EvUntu Finance Committee. ;
i. NJ
liN>cNall-Johu Marshall High
school vs. Emporia. boulevard
Field i NJ.
For heater calendar. sec
vase y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
GOVERNOR TR|NKLE JOINS
SONS OF VETERANS HERE.
StoncwalI Jackson Camp Will
Receive Fifty New Mem
bers Tonight.

S;oEewal! Jackson Camp. Sons Of
Confederate Veterans. Viii rcCeiv" Of
HcIaNy nfty new members at a
sg-eIhi meeting taking plac" tonight
at '.l5 O'Clock IN Room G30. yJ"n.i-
son Hotel All members are expected
lives from each OF the three io.a!
ehup'ors 90; the United Daughters Of
tn" tuAf.d"racy. that arr, helping in
'hr GrlS" for members. winch l. now
being cOuduct.d W ROY Mason.
chatham ~ TIA" ball committee. VIII
report on the ACCESSIBILITY az The
camp gI.!ue Al large iui! dress dance
At tn" jefferson Hotel early IA June
Governor r.. i."c TrinkI, has not
only joined StDncwali Jack son camp
but expresses q deep interest ia the
work. OF ia" organization throughout
tn" state. lie ~ particularly in
l'i"sl'd Ia TIA. membership cam
ldlEh> being carried on h. The two
.trumoui camps. because on their
success depend, whether or not his
city w!Il hr made permanent head
quarters Tor the United sous ur CON-
irG"Tht" Veterans Governor TrinII.
asked 10 b" given his badge imme-
di"i"!y a. -" was eager L. wear IL
uuil after TIA" reunion. :nc-tin. here
Jane lY-@2
Those Desiring TO Join S,oncwau
Jackson Camp should communicate
with W L. Hopkins, .us American
EHnt building, whii" t;"urg- Nor
gan, ~ !" South Seventeenth Street
Is IN ChhrE" Of the Lee Camp drive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19

ply aud transportation with crea:
efficiency and success. Entered ;he
military service from Ohio"
Colonel barney is the 80. ot the
lat" Edward l.. Barney. wis owned
Hog Island. MraIowNillU AMI James
town Island on tho James River lie
was vice president az The Virginia
NaNiEa;ion company uuii he en-
tered the regular army in l.ol lie
served as lieutenant ana engineer ~
ic"r in the Richmond Rlus> from
1896 t" l>"S. AND was Aijutan; ~,
camp Lee when IL was formed \,
the beginning OF the spanish wx-.
t"!orc! Barney married. The vlGrs,
daughter 81 tho lat" John = Mise
and has one SON. First Lieutenant,
James rerviuc barney. Jr Third
Field Artillery. C.lonrl Harney'S
address Is care ui the office az the
aijUiamt- general ut the army. Wash
iuEtDu. II. e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
VETERAN OF RICHMOND BLUES
DECORATED FOR WAR SERVICE
Colonel James Perrine Barney Awarded ID. S. NJ Re.
suit of Work With Nincty-Sccond Dvison-Mar-
ricd Daughter of Late John S. Wise.

Colonel James rerrinc Rarney.
United states Army. former Neutcn-
ant and engineer officer in tho
Richmond Blues GS96-'aN). was on
"Wednesday decorated hy the Score
iary az War with the DISTINGUISHED
Service Medal. AT the direction Of
President Harding.
The citation, read ty tho secretary.
follows:
James rcrrine Barney. licutcu-
ant-co!oncI. uuartcrmastcrS corps
United states Army. for rNcrption:l-
~ mcritoriouS ANA distinguished ser
Vice.
As assistant chief Of stan. G-I OF
IA" Ninety second Division. Ia. or
gauizrd the "ntir" system ot supply
for the division Du" to his admin
istrativc ability. exceptional fore.
sight and tirclcSs energy. he handled
numerous difficult problems OF sup
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19

Smith. his chief OF STAFF. The party
spent last night as tho guests Of
LOUIS Hertlc. ut GunstOn Hall. on tho
fotomac. and today the Governor
VIII DO joined ut Mount Vernon by tho
board OF visitors.
While IT Is not definitely known. It
w expected that former President
ana Mrs. Wilson also will be tho
quests or tho Mount Ncrnon Associa-
ton.
mo BOARD of visitors recently
named by Governor Tr,,Gtlc c,psis,,
OF Rev. q. Frccland Peter and Luther
~. Jenkins. OF Richmond: Judr. w
IL. Harksdalc. OF Houston: r. :. Bar
rct'. OF Alexandria. and Dr. J. Clcyc-
land Hall. of DanvIllc.
inc Governors party will motor
PACK to Richmond. arriving here late
tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
FEARS WIFE"S WRATH;
KEEPS WOUND SECRET
Negro. Nursing bullet Hole In Leg.
Says Iir Maintained Silence to
f.scRpc Vengeance

Prcfcrr!ug to cndur" tn" pain OF n
bullet wound. rather than Incur the
wrath or his VIE. who IS charged by
police with IN" shooting. Sam Nor
gan. coi"rcd. waited ,wo days before
he summoned courage to call for
medical attention.
when tn. city ambulance answj rcd
II call at the Federal street address
Yesterday, PHYSICIANS found bullet
wound lodged In the ncgro's right
leg. lie told them the shooting oc-
Cured Tuesday. but that he had
neglected To call the ambulance be
cause he feared vengeance on the
part Of his wife. Police wcro notified.
ana IN" woman was arrested. charged
with fclonious shooting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
To Inspect HrirI Farm.

IN" special Council Committee on
CITY Farm will IN company win
members OF the Utilities and Financ.
Committees. inspect tomorrow after
noon tn" iri"l farm. on the williams
bHrt lt"hd. two miles below Seven
iin"s. This Viii bc the third OF the
Tour selected as suitable" farms re-
ported by III" committee to be- fnal-
- Inspected. The last inspection Will
De mad" on the following Saturda
afternoon. after which mai repor,
VIII 10" made TO the fun commi,,c.
on MAY %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
GOVERNOR HONOR GUEST
At MOUNT VERNON TODAY
Former President and Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson May At
tend the Celebration.

Travelling by automobile. Governor
l.. Lee Trinklc left yesterday for
Mount Vernon. where he will no tho
guest of honor at a Governors Day
celebration. All vice-rcEcnts of the
Mount Vernon Association represent
Ing every state are expected to at
tend the meeting.
Governor Trinklc was accompanied
by Mrs. Trinklc and Colonel Hiram
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
stornr- Chnree. ,,,c,u,.s

HHnncti"n In storage charges o..
ireieht moving intraszats I'm VIZ
Ein'a has been approved by tho stat.
corporation Commission. Tho charge
l"r several years has bccn 2 cont,
per LUZ pounds Tor each Of tho first
and each succeeding day, rho ,,'.
ratio cuts tho charge I'm holf ro- ~,
first Ave days. making IL / - co,',o
per 100 pounds with 3 cents Tor oa,.n
succeeding day. This Is crcc,,ra No.,
all lines In tho State. y"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19

ana Euutty Court yesterday In the
case or Alfred J. CarinO against tho
+, w. Dabncy Company for 1900, for
hiieeed Injuries when struck By n
.r"ck owned by the DESCENDANTS. A
Ncro'ct wa" also rendered in the casa
t"o Jefferson Molor Company
contested case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
Lnhor Iurcnn Conr.rrnc..

Empi"Ncs az the state iiurcnu Of
Labor and INDUSTRIAL statistics
opened two-day conference yc.tcr-
Gay IN ia" courtroom q! the state
corporation Commission. -Four mem
hrfS or tho oirco personnel and
c'Hht OF the held force were IN at
tendance At the conference. which I,
designed. primarily. 10 fRmii!ari1e All
with the new code OF labor laws NJ
feotivo on June IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
School I.cnsue 10 NIr.l

Officers and executive members o.,
the CITY wide School Improvement,
League have been called 10 nice, at
O'Clock this afternoon al Tho Rich
mond Beneficial! Hall, Second and
Jackson Streets. 10 pass upon me
anal draft OF petition TO the CIV
school Board In reference 10 Tho
needs ot tho colored public schools
OF tho city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
Appcni Tohn, for Inrurnb,.,

H..! Day for tha HON. FOR Incur
'o'e' VIII y" Observed today In ,hc
'nuua! appeal TO all people to give 10
ac support %: -" institution near
Z" IN" heart "r Richmond. IS"ns win
DC distributed from mos, OF tho
street CORNERS !u TIA" business s.c-
lions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19

ha'ged Win violation OF the pro-
h'0.i'ou 'n"-. coleman STRINGS ,,n.
convicted ~ Husting. Court y.s,.r
day .red $40 ana given on, mo,,b
IN JAIL Tho jail seniencc was .ur-
pcndtd Leo va!k.eharsed with
.hou'eereak!nE. was siuitted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
To Hold Church sa,.

ST. Johns Circle OK Kings Daugh
tiers VIII hold a snie o. hone-mad.
cakes, 5.es and candles tomorrow
morning AZ Sixth Street Market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19

Judgment for Injuries.
judgment was rendered In tho Law