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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
FIRST BAPTIST REVIVAL
WILL CLOSE T0N|GHT.
Rev. J. II. Hobbs Makes Many
Friends During Stay in
Petersburg.

PETERSBURG. VA, March "a
Friday night Will close the revival
meetings at the First Baptist churcl.
whore Or. j. II. Hobbs. pastor OF tho
leading church OF birmingham. Ala.
has been conducting tho services.
Last night tn. largest crowd that
ever has attended auy single serv!co
in recent years In the ohurch heard
Or. Hobbs deliver splendid sermon
on Excuses" Tonight ne preached
ON The Death of the Soul" and his
sermon was heard by another large
crowd.
1t is expected that another LARGE
crowd Will be on hand Friday night
20 hear the minister's laIt sermon in
the city.
In addition to doing wonderful
work for the church, he has made
hundreds OF friends In the city. who
viii regret to see him leave
The singing under ". f'urman
lietts has hccn one of the attractive
features Of tho meetings. and the
congregations have Joined heartily
Ia the singing led by him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
DAUGHTERS OF 1912
ELECT THEIR OFFICERS

PETERSBURG. VA, March Ga
Mrs. Irwin W. Moon. president of
the Commodore Cooke Chapter,
daughters OF 1872, presided over an
interesting meeting OF the chapter
held few days ago. nj which time
considerable business was trans
acted.
Ohicors for this year were elected
as follows: president. Mrs. Irwin w.
Moon: vice president Mrs. Behja min
Purcell. OF Richmond second vice.
president Mrs. Warner; third vice.
president. Mrs. J. y. Johnson; secrc-
tary. Miss Alice Newcomb; treasurer.
Mrs. Maury Young: registrar. Miss
Mary Ann Nchlett: historian. Mrs.
James G. Fisher. Of Rcidsvillc
Delegates were elected to the coun-
Gil Of the national society which
meets In Washington April &c. I'm
mediatcly after the congress Of
ID. ~. II. Representing tho local
chapter VIII be Mrs. Irwin W. Moon,
Mrs. Hatcher Seward. both Of this
city. and Mrs. Warner Moore and
Mrs. BENJAMIN Purcell. OF Richmond.
and Mrs. James C. Fisher, OF Reids-
Vile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
ATTR|BUTE CRIME LULL
TO REVIVAL MEETINGS
AS Petersburg Enjoys Show
crs of Spiritual Refreshing,
Police Force Rests.

PETERSEuHG. VA. March "a
Not dozen arrests have been made
In Petersburg since Monday morn
has happened to IN. hatituaI vlsi-
tors to Police Court. Some OF the
members Of tho department attribute
TIA" sudden, lull In crime to IN" wave
"f rcvivals sweeping over tn" city
among both whit" and colorcd
churches. Nearly every church in
the city either has had q revival
during TIA" past thirty days or has
on" ia progress now.
The Washington Str g, Methodist
Church closed a most successful
series or meetings last sunday night
and large number of men ana
women Joined tho church. IN" First
BAPTIST church is nov conducting
meetings. aud many have joined
The West END Baptist started last
night and has already gotten well
under way. Th" Second BaptiSt will
begin next month. and IA" highland
VI. T.. congregation expects 4" start
soon 81 series Of meetings.
ON" c"iur"d preacher reported
'hn, IL" hnd 1870 men and women to
Join his e!;ryh Ia tw" nights ,hls
week.. Will" u,hcr coiorcd churches
al" doing blk work
Business and professional mon Of
TIA" city mr" taking q Keen Interest
Va th" MEETINGS. and personal work
= gOiuE "n not only un the streets.
but IN TIA" factories and among the
lower classes OF "a. city
Eut on" arrest was ON IA" polio.
hl"tt"r Tonight, ana this on Il very
iuinur charg". The regular DRINKS
hay" disappeared. but sVin" attribute"
THIS 10 tn" brO'logg"rS going M in
their prices for the corn" others
say that the sudden lul. In the crime
vnvc IL dI" 20 thu worf ot tho no
lic" department. which has caused
bOuticgg"rS and other viOiators to
shake IN" dUs, Of tho city from their
hhnnS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
DAv|DS0N'S ATHLETES
TO MEET TECH TEAM
Dual Outdoor Affair Will BE
Held April 8 at
Blacksburg.

DAVIDSON. y c. March ca
Coach Grey has cut Dayidsou's 1922
track team from about GCty To thirty
men within the past week Thus far
field training has been much ham
p"r"d by the prevalent rainy
weather: 50 much 50 that II WAS
deemed iuadvISahlc 10 enter Il team,
iu tho hig indoor meet at Durham
However with brighter DAYS OF IN.
uast week, SITTER work outS have
h""u pnSsihio. in consequence at
which The team is RAPIDLY taking
shap" and should be in good trim
t"r the ilrst meet OF tn" season.
which IS with V. r. L. at BlacNsburg,
on April s.
Coach Grey. weight man in his
college DAYS. is being assisted by
Captain Ellis. attached to the Il. ..
r. G. unit at the college. captain
Ellis was formerly star distance
man for Allegheny College Penn
sylvania Tudcr thos" two snd Team
captain knight. the wealth Of prom
isiug new material is hcinE whipped
who are back.
This year 1t would seem that the
Wildcats viii he strongest in the
distance events McBrydc. who set
new college record for the two
NIL" last year when only a fresh
man, Is In excellent form ana * dc
icrmincd to lower his timc another
notch or two. Either Spruut or
Roberts viii he able To take care OF
the mile" AMI Galloway. who lost
stat" honors last year hv less than
second, is In good shape for the
half mile.
Tho loss Of last years dash men
is kccnly felt. Several promising
new mon are out for tn" speed
events though. ana there is Il chance
that the Wildcats may not he 80
lacking In them after all. kcenig,
/ who starred last year for Greens
recruited from Mississippi y. and VI
iIayc and Wvman. seem to be ths
| mos, promising.
The fold events arc In the com
potent hands OF McGiukcn. of last
years team, and Gracey and Lake
| Not ST. the hurdles, where the lack
of good men is giving the coaches
much concern; neither Crawford nor
| Davis. the hest men available. is
! showing more than ordinary form
| Team Captain Knight big six
! footcr and veteran of NOR. than
! one Wildcat track team. is fuill
| capable of taking care OF the weight
| events.
/ The athletic council has announced
| that this year a squad az fifteen men
! viii represent the Wildcats At al
| foreign meets. 1t has announced a
! schedule that calls for four meets
! only one OF which viii be staged n
| Davidson. as follows:
April S--N. l.. I. at Blackshurg.
April In. G. state at Davidson
| Aprn 22-U. OF :. 9. at Columbia
| May North Carolina state NEE,
at Durham.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
MIMMS LEE SPEAKS
AT Y. NJ. G.. A. SUNDAY
Stntr Secretary md Former Captain
In the Army 10 THllS ON sub
JeCt. "Will America FniIt"

Minms w Leo, state secretary ot
the Young Mems Christian hssocia.
lions OF virginia. will he tho speak or
at tho Central Y. NJ G. y. sunday
afternoon. His subject will be. VIII
America Fail?"
Mr. Ice. who came 20 Virginia the
first OF last May as Stat" secretary.
has spent most Of tn. pas, ten years
in Y. VI e. y work and is speaker
OF unusual ability. He began his as
ISOLATION service something Ike ten
years ago as stat" student secretary
for Virginia. After that he went
into army "" work and was on tho
Mexican border FOR about six
months Soon after tho outbreak OF
the war Mr.. Ice entered the service
as "A private at Camp Lee, and be-
fore hos;!litics had ceased. ha had
risen To the rank OF captain. After
the armisticc was signed Mr. Lee re-
turned 10 Y VI. G y. work. and was
sent TO Europe TO study conditions.
travelling over pretty much Of
France and cXtcnsivcly in some other
countries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
LARGE POST-OFFICES
WILL BE PROGRAMMED
DIR. Work Also Plans To Augment the
Inspection Service by 100
Men,
~ Associated rrcss.l

WASH NOTION, March % II Re.
organization 70 100 or more OF tho
most Important post Offices i'm III.
country is planned by Postmaster
General Work in order that greater
"tic'"ncE and economy may he afford :
cd the public, it was announced to-
day.
The fostmhstcr-Gcnc also plans
20 augment the inspection service hy
about 10" additional inspectors. who
are To he assigned To make careful
analysis and inNP tigation into those
poSi-oi'iccs where improvements are
believed To Lee possible.
The fraud work of the department
has been badly handicapped because
~ lack of inspectors DR.. Work said
Cases dating back as far as last De-
'cmh"r are yet To be acted upun .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
GIVES BOND TO ANSWER
BOOZE CHARGE HERE
Wax ShcNIr Valves Preliminary
hearing When ArraiEnrd Before
Comm i<sioncr EIreenheImer.

Man Shcvitz was arraigned before
united states tommiSs toner Flcgen-
hei'n"r yesterday for the second tim+
IN ten DAYS on charge Of selling
lilu"r. Sh"vitz, through his attorney.
iilram smith, waived preliminary
hearing and was released in bond Of
$1,000.
~" was arrested yesterday morning
"E """r"! ~ agents. charged with
e"'!'he punt Of whisky in his store
at 1000 81. James street, search oe
TN" store revealed 800 pin, bottles. a
quantity of cnrEs and several frui,
jars. II is alleged. but only a pint of
WHISKY was found. At the time of mis-
hrr1t Sh"vit% was at liberty in bond
"i $500, pcndii+S trial on similar
charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
PETERSBURG MAN
RECEIVERS HIS CAR

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March
2S.-Judge Goodrich has entered an
order in the Corporation Court d.
rectinE that the case OF Common
wealth VS.. one automobile and 9. NJ.
Atwood and 4. l.. Kitchen he dis
missed and the car returned 30 the
owner. G.. IT. Smith. of Petersburg,
after costs were paid by the ss!d
Smith.
The car was captured in this city
on February s Will" used for trans
portation of ardent spirits 10y Atwood
and Kitchen. The owner. G. H.
Smith. and his attorney appeared In
court and made affidavit that At
wood had taken the auto from the
formers garage in Petersburg with-
out permission and unknowingly 10
the owner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
BUTLER
MAY BE DEPORTED
Svrdr Charges lie IL Hring Itniir"nd-
cd out Of Country because of
Amir Uf Heart.
tRy Associated rrcss.l

NEW YORK. March 23.-August
prohst, tho young swiss butler. who
charges that nc fas being railroadcd
out of the country becau*c he had
boon ia love with "A Pittsburgh So
ct"tS girl when he worked at the
Rolling R0ck club Ligonicr, Pa. to-
day WAS taken from tho psychopathic
ward ~ Fills Island 10 await tho ac-
ZION OF a special board ~ inquiry for
tho immigration service. He Is still
being held at tho island
Probst Was removed in accordance
with tho order az Federal Judge
Knox, before whom writ of ha-
hcas corpus was heard last TUESDAY.
y; tho request Of tho judge. the
board viii decide whether Probs,,
who admits he deserted from the
liner olympic, shall be depor,ed on
the ground tina, hs Is mentally in
competent and liable 10 become a
public charge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
down HOMERS' ROYALTY
ENTERTAIN ROTAR|ANS
Petersburg Delegation Re-
turns, Reporting Large
Time at Convention.

TfTERSHl-NG. ~. M,rch "a
Af,or ,,.o
- ""'N anu
play. twcnty-thrcc Petersburg Ro-
,arians returned home this morning
from vlns,o,.s,,o,, ,h.o -.
''e S''c"'" "'S'r'cl
conference. which convened In that
city Tuesday The local men occupInd
a priya,e Pullman rot,r ana -o,ur
-
II" H"tarians reported having a
splendid time and Petersburg was In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
WILL DISCUSS BUSINESS
AND RELIGIOUS SUBJECTS
Southern Woman's f d a.
tional Alliance Holds Pro.
fcssional Conferences

Under the auspices OF tho South
ern Woman's Educational Alliance
an all-day professional conference
Will DO held 1T Wnsthnmp,on col
lcgc. beginning At II o'clock today.
Tho nrst session viii hc divided be-
tween business ana religious SUBJ
tccts. Henry i: Litchfora. president
OF the Federal Trust Company. will
speak ON Banding; Edmund e.
Strndwi"k. Jr.. vice prcsld"n, OF the
Atlantic Life Insurance Company.
Will speak on "IusurarC.." and
James NJ. Cccil. Of Cecil. Barrcto &
Cecil. and Miss Mary y. Dudley. al
Hcrt!sng writer for Miller & Rhoads.
will speak on advertising There
also Will be talks on Office manage
ment and sccrctarial work.
Or. j. f. Love. general secretary
OF the foreign mission board, win
speak on The Vocation % the Mis-
aionary": MISS Ethel VI. Smith"r, al
rector Of religious education. VI. T..
Church. south. VIII speak ON The
Director az Religious Educaii"n.'
and 9Th. Pastors Assistant" VIII b"
discusAcl los s"y. SOlon ~ Cousins.
u. H., pastor az second baptist
church. and rs Miss IAiIian VIII
liamH, pastors assistant. I.Hsh
street Baptist Church.
speak 81 \. ". q. g. Work,
secretary ur the y. W G. A. VIII
speak on ~ ". &. ~ work
III" afternoon session Viii icgin
Il, , o'clock. when Il social hour VIII
be held. at which tim" IN" visiting
speakers viii meet Ia" faculty. Ia"
alummno and ~" student body.
Al tn" conference on teaching. be-
ginning at o'clock. Harris Hart.
Superintendent OF Public instruction.
will talk on Opportunities Which
the Public Schuuls of virginia or"r
10 College Women" Miss Rachel T..
Gregg. State supervisor OF tcachc r
training. VIII speak on Training for
the Teacher" and Dr. s. g. Mitchell!
VIII close this section with an ad-
dress ON The Great Profession
Another conference Viii take up
recreation. physical education and
sncia! work. Miss Anne smith d.
rector of tho department OF rcctea- =
ton. Richmond school ot Social
WorH and Public Health. viii speak
on "RccToat!uu."
DISCUSS Ph,>frni Education.
physical Edu"atiuu' Win toe the
topic of an address by Miss Fannie
crcnshaw. director OF physical cdu
cation. wos,hamptun college, and Dr.
H. H. HiNbs. director OF Richmond
School az Social Work and Public
Health. viii speak on Social Work"
AS VIII also Professor Jones and
Professor Stay.
Or. f. e. J.. Miller dean OF the
Medical college; Or. Margaret i.
Euyk and Miss Lula Cars, viii be
III" speakers at the conference on
Medicine and rIhl'c Health"
The evening session from 10 10.
viii feature Writing rs a Profess
sion Mrs f;udnra Ramsey Richard
son viii speak on publicity. Judge
Charles y. FcIdclson. editor o, The
Evening Dispatch. William J. Rob
ortton, city editor Of the News
Leader: Mrs Claiming NJ Ward. ru-
steal and dramatic critic. News
Leader, and Mrs Fricda Dl.tz pol
lard. formerly society editor Of Tho
Evening Dispatch, will speak on
Journalism" and Miss Margaret
Prescott Montague and Mrs. Henry
Ayleu sampson Will speak on Lit
erery Writing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
FUSE, BURNING OUT.
PARALYZE,S TRAFFIC
Accident on WrSthamptou Trolley
serves To Cripple Movement
seven Car Lines,

\ fuse on Wcsthamptnn trolley
burned out at Ninth and Main streets
last night and paralyzcd east and
wcsthouud traffic on seven car lines.
The lines affected were Main street
liroad and Main. Oakwood and Broad.
Clay street. HUN street. Wcsthamp-
ton and Belmont and Ninth Street
The Wcsthampton trolley became
crippled as It turned off Main Stree,
UP Ninth and blocked three lines OF
tracking. II finally was pushed back
on the Main stree; track. and thence
10 the Fourteenth street switch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
THIRD NEGRO IS BROUGHT
INTO D|NW|DD|E CASE
Accused, on Stand, Tries 10
Shift Blame for Kcllcy's
Murder.

PETERSBrHG. VA. March %
Dirwidd!c County authorities are
again faced with a very complicated
murder case and the ou,com" has
caused no iittlc speculation among
lawyers and court attendants.
i'hora Jones and John HALEY. both
colored. are charged with the murder
of Deputy Sheriff John Kelley. OF
pinwiddic County. one night last No
vcmher. Tho trial started shis morn
ing and the negroes took the stand
in their own behalf. Bailey sworc
that negro by the name OF Reid Pc
gram killed the officer. but Pegram
happened to he In the courtroom as
"a spectator and took the stand 10
deny the charge.
X" has never been charged with the
Grim" or implicated in II in so FAR as
tho authorities are aware
Swcnrs HniIry Rnis~d Gun
Jones. tn" other negro. sworc on
tho stand that HALEY raised his shot
gun TO his shoulder when they passed
the officer In tho woods. but does
not remember IL the gun was fred
Ion"s claims tina; he was II no way
connected with the killing except as
a witness Will. i!aiicy puts the blame
on r"gra'n. man who has never
been arrested.
III" case viii probably reach the
jury tomorrow afternoon. but the YER
dict OF tho jury Is expected 20 be de-
lhycd for some time due To the Sua
den turn Of testimony and the impli-
cation Of r"gram. II Is the second
unusual case in Dinwiddie court this
week
Hasn't Decided M to Perjury.
Yesterday Mrs. Ruth Lewis sworc
that sh" He'd at the last term Of cour,
in tcstify!nC for William Hardy. who
was heinc tried on the charge al
numbering her husband. Tom Lewis
and, that instead OF herself firing the
fatal shot. Hardy was tho murderer
She was acquitted on the charge
Hardy was found mot guilty" at the
last term Of court. Commonwealth
Attorney Stcrnc. Of Dinwiddie said
tonight that he had not decided lust
what action. II any. would be takcr
against Mrs. Lewis. relative To hel
admittan"e To committing perjury.
The case OF Jones and Bailey /.
expected to reach tho jury tonor.
row afternoon. Thcy are representa-,
by X. ". Smith. OF Richmond. Will,
The commonwealth is represented 10y
commonwealth Attorney Stcrnc. as
sisted by Morton Goode.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
PETERSBURG SCHOOLS
CLOSED FOR TODAY

PETERSBuRG. VA. March ca
superintendent Of Schools +. NJ. Mar
TIN. announced tonight that tho CITY
schools would he closed Friday. in
order that the teachers may have an
npportunitr of attending the District
ieachers' Meeting. which Is now in
progress In Hopewell. Teachers from
'he greater part of the Fourth Con-
gressional District are attending the
meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
o" DISTRICT TEACHERS
HAVE CROWDED DAY
District Education Conference
at llopcwell Reaches It's
Climax.

t'lEWE ELL. VA. March 23.-Fri-
day is the busiest day of tho "D''
District Teachers Convention meet
ing in Hopewcil. and many visitors
arc expected in tho city 10 attend
tn" session. The morning program
viii be rendered at the Dupont Club
OF City Point. Superintendent T.. NJ.
Martin presiding. and will he as fol :
lows:
"Reminiscences of Pioneer School
Days in Hopcwcll." Superintendent
w. W. Edwards: The state Teachers
Association, Past. Present and Fu-
tnro.' pr. w. r. Sanger: address.
supervisor II. g. Ellis address.
Teacher Training -ncsjrahle stand
ards" Miss Rachel Gregg.
Tho afternoon session will begin
at o'clock and viii be in two de-
ndrtincnthl meetings. The high
school teachers and principals sec
tion will lac held at the HopcwcIl
High School Building. Professor W.
y scarborough presiding. and the
elementary teachers section will he
h'ld at the city Point school. Miss
I'ahnie V. Scott. principal 81 Jack :
son school Petersburg. presiding.
Program ut High school.
The following program Will he
given at the high school:
Adapting tho School Ia tho Needs
Of the Child" Principal A. y. Bruce;
husincSs Duties OF the High School
Irincira!.' Professor H. II. Wolff
"Th" Ad"lesccni Child and Ills Teach
"r,' Professor +. c. Shcdd: "Rcla-
ton OF the High School Faculty to
the Community" Principal i. f..
Mallonee; High Spots in Chicago
y. u. y. Conference" Superintendent
+. NJ Martin.
E'pllnwipc tbfc ,,r.r..,, ,,.x -,
be n round-tablc discussion Of each
paper. and Mr.. ELLIS. high school SUI
pcrris"r. Will be presen; at tho meet
ing 10 assist in the general round
table conference AT the close
AZ the same time Of this meeting
another program will begin at the
city Point School for the elementary
teachers. and Will he as follows
I'm Experiment in silent Read
Inc" Professor q. X. Holsnrcr.
demonstration Lesson In Silent
Heading" Miss Mary G. Tomlin.
sixth grade. Petersburg. va, -. NJ.
Brown School; Demonstration Les
son In Geography" Miss Louie e
Kelly; Teaching Geoera ply by
Problems" Professor +. T. smith
y round-tahle conference Will fol
low the reading Of zach paper.
CiimaN or Conventions.
Friday evenings program is per
haps the climax Of the convention
and VIII I've hitting end Of the
busiest day Of the meeting The
program will begin at & O'Clock. Y.
Is iiok.. divisional superintendent
OF schools. presiding. The following
Will he presented:
America audience and orchestra :.
music, orchcstra. Onc-act play. ~. :
Dramatic club: address, Dr J. a 6.
Chandler. president OF William and
Mary College; song. audience and
orchestra; address. with school
icaGuc rally and reports. George w.
Guy. music. orchestra.
Saturday morning the business
session will begin at o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
BELGIAN LIEUTENANT
is SHOT IN REPRISAL
ASSASSINATION Follows Staying Of
German Police OHicer ny
Gcndurmc
IRy Associated Press

BRUSSELS, March Pa Rclci,n
lieutenant in uniform was shot soy
eral times and killed today by four
young civilians while riding in a
'ramway car between Ruhrort and
Walsum. in the occupied area near
Dusseldorf
German police officer was killed
IN the same vicinity yesterday hv q
BciGian Eendarme and the belgian
authorities believe the murder OF the
lieutenant was an act of reprisal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
WARNS AGAINST BOGUS
SOLICITING AGENTS

PETERSBURG. VA, March pa
Major John o. Walker. director al,
public safety has issued a warninp
TO Petersburg people to he on tho
lookout for two men who are posing
as representatives of tho Firemen',
ASSOCIATION and are soliciting funds
for the organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
speaks Mt Brntcrn,,1 Iun.h.

Rev. James b. Webster rocnn,,,,
returned from several wears snon, IN
emma, VIII be tho speaker today nj
o'clock ut tn" weekly luncheon ~
the Richmond Alumni Chapter of tho
sigma mi Epsilon Fraternity. 10 he
held Mt Rueger's Hotel. Mr.. Webster
was the hrst grand secretary OF tho
Sigma mi Epsilon Fraternity ara
while In china was connected with
the baptist College at Shantnpe In
the capacity OF acting president.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
Newspaper Man Dies on rro,,.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. March o.
Joseph +. Kelly. SO. member OF tho
STAN OF tho New York News. died on
board train while en- route home,
near this city. this morning. Tho
remains arc being taken home ae-
companied by his wifcy $50, .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
SpccinI Scrmon To Police I,,r,,

TT. fKSRI 10. Va, March "a
R"v II. Conrad Blackwell. pastor OF
hlandford NJ T. Church. will preach
n special sermon To the mentors Of
tho loca, police department, ncrt
sunday night. The officers will AT
tend the services in body