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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
BAD WEATHER AFFECTS
TOBACCO MARKET HERE
Brings About Light Breaks at
Warehouses, With
Smaller Sales.
suN-cunED GRADES AnE HIGHER
J.. 4. iInskcr. of Louisa. and nrercr
-. Bruce. Caroline. Sell Five Files
Each ON Buffers Floor ut Price
Hnngc From S23 TO S5i.

tnfavorable weather for handling
leaf tobacco IS given as the cause
for the light breaks at the Richmond
warehouses last we:.;. The sales
amounted TO oet:"ecn $4,000 and 1o6.-
600 pounds, including about 10000
pounds of dark shipping tobacco.
In the sun-curcd, offerings amount
ed to something over $4,000 pounds.
the low grades prcdominating. and
while they sold better than they have
been selling, being In such large pro-
portion. they reduced the general
average. holding it down to less than
$50 per hundred. The good TO fine
sun cured leaf sold somewhat higher
than the previous week T. r.
Ilasker. of Louisa County. sold five
large piles at Buffers warehouse at
these figures: s2S, s2S, s3i. $40 and
$50. Brewer p. Bruce. OF Caroline. sold
five piles ut the same warehouse at
$3.50, sis. $50. $50 and s5i.
Tho dark shipping ;obaccos offered
sold well. Tugs going at from SIS to
sls: short leaf, SIS to -. and long
leaf, 80 TO $40.
grow tho sun.curcd took advantage
OF the season" that came last week
and stripped all the leaf remaining
IN their barns. That being the cas-
they Will lose no time in getting 1t
To market. The breaks will prob
ably be much larger this week than
last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
IRy Assocla,cd rrcss.l

NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-Sir Joseph
Duvecn, international art dealer and
critic. reiterated in formal answer
hlcd In court today. the criticism
that led Mrs. Andre Hahn, Of Paris
20 sue him for s5O0.OOo-the asscr-
ton that lie did not believe Mrs
lahn's painting. LA Belle Fcrro-
Mere" was work OF Leonardo da
Einci.
Mrs. Hahn in her suit. filed last
November, alleged Sir Joscph's ad-
eTse comment on the canvass had
prevented It's sale TO the Kansas City
Art Institute. although she mnin-
tanned its authenticity had been
proven in many ways, including idcn-
tihcaiion OF the masters hngcrprints
I'm tho paint.
In his answer Sir Joseph set forth
that IL not only is his opinion that
the painting is not Il da vinci, but
'hat his opinion is shared BY several
prominent critics. Among them he
named Iiamond Wycr. of the wor-
chester AR; Museum: Edward *.
Forbes. Of The FogG Art Museum. oi
Harvard: Francis Jcwctt Ma,her
professor OF art at Princeton: Charles
lIoeser, Of Florence. Italy, and S. de
Ricci. OF the Louvre. Paris.
sir Joseph'S answer went into de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
MORE time FOR FILING
INCOME TAX RETURNS
Treasury Decision Gives I'm
til May Is, Auditing Firms
Here Learn.

Those who must Mo Federal In
come tax returns for 1921 arc grant
cd general extension OF time beyond
March 10. according to Information
which has reached auditing firms In
Richmond. The extension may. go to
May 10. according to tho provisions
of Treasury decision 3272. which
outlines the particulars OF tho new
arrangement.
Fiduciary. partnership and person
al service returns arc Included in
the new extension of time just de-
tcrmined upon. The extension ap-
plies also to information returns.
forms 1929 and 1896. which may be
required to be filed with any Of the
returns specified. The information
returns are those forms used for re-
porting salaries. interest. rent and
other income.
Word ,,.",i from Washington that
the form for return on income not
In excess OF $1,000 has been approved
AMI is now being prepared for dis
tribution -r6 collectors According to
the Information received here the
blanks for return on income. of cor
porat!onS and individuals i'm excess
OF $1,000 Will be issued In three
weeks
Regulations covering revenue ac,
OF 1921. will not be issued earlier
than February II. |; is said that
the new regulations clarity many
points and that it will be ncccs-
sarE TO interpret them before com
pilnE returns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
Aged Woman Makes
Short Work Of Hawk

Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.l
DANH1Ll.E. VA. Jan. 2i.-Mrs.
Polly Love;ace, or Pelham, y. C..
aged 10 years. yesterday made
short work OF the black hawk
which had been prcying upon the
mems OF her chicken run and which
had proved so wary as TO defy the
best marksmen OF tho neighbour
hood.
She begAn missing the hens
several any. ago and the swift
lying bird which had been seen in
,he vicinity was suspected of de-
precautions. Yesterday Mrs. Love
lace heard commotion I'm the
chicken run and fastening out
she caught the hawk fixing It's
talons In the back of fuiI.sizcd
hen anu trying to take to tn. air.
MIS-. Lovclacc sailed i'm to the
rescue Of the victim. and with the
ttrst weapon handyA-a tobacco
stick-shc laid tho hawk out with
one blow. II measured two fee,
across Its wing spread
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
.B[UNDON HEARING
ENDS IN M|STR|AL
Jury, Unable to Agree. Is Dis
charged by Judge
Waddill.
ACCUSED is RELEASED
Date for New Trial Probably
Will BE Fixed for March
or April.

M!sir!al resulted Yesterday in the
case of the government against Col
onel II Gordon Blundon. charged
with cmbezzlcment of the Common
wealth National Bank OF Reedvillr.
The jury. which had been in delibera
ton since late Thursday afternoon.
was discharged by Judge Edmund
Waddill. Jr, at li:i0 O'clock ycstcr-
day morning, wncn Foreman Welsh
ger declared It had been unable to
agree on verdict; Motion was en-
tered for new trial. for which Judge
Waddili declined TO set date. stat
ing that the defense and prosecution
will be notified thirty days prior to
the trial. !, is probable that the
date will be fixed for the latter part
of March or early in April. Colonel
Biundon was released under $4,000
bond
Colonel Blundon was charged with
illegal dealings in the funds of the
Commonwealth National Bank in con-
ncction With transactions Involving,
the -Sunnysidc Lumber Company an.
others. The bank. founded in 1918
=
IT is alleged that portion OF to
records relating 10 the business con
Quoted by Colonel Blundon as prcsI-
dent OF the institution were lost in
the burning building. Colonel Blum
don was taken in custody by Fed
eral authorities last April. following
an investigation or his activities 70.
the Commonwealth National. and was
indicted on fifteen counts by tho Octo.
Der grand jury. y sixteenth indic;-
mcnt was nolle pressed by consent OF
the prosecution.
The trial had attracted wide sttcn-
ton because OF the prominence CT
Colonel Blundon, II member OF III,
Governors stan and OF high standing
in the business and social life OF III.
state. Throughout the trial Mrs
Blunton. accompanied b. her littl.
son, had been beside her husband ant
followed the proceedings with intens,
interest.
Hiram Smith. OF Richmond, forme,
district attorney, and state Senate!
Thomas J. Downing. OF Lancaster
directed the defense The prosecu-
tion was conducted b. District
Attorney Rear. OF Norfolk: Ass!star
District Attorney Gallon Jones, y
Richmond. and Assistant District At
torncy Parsons. OF Norfolk Circuit
Judge waddNl sat In tho case 70
District Judge Groncr, who was dis
trict attorney "a; the time OF the ar
rest OF Colonel Blundon. Larg
crowds filed the court each dav O.
the trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
BUILD NEW CHURCH
AT UNIVERSITY OF VA.
Handsome i:dlncc. Financed Five
fcnrs Ago. Delayed by High
Material Costs.
LSpecIal To The Times. Dispntchl

IL
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Jan. 81.
According 10 announcement ny the
rector. Rev. Noble G. Powell work
is expected to begin soon on tho
handsome new cdiiicc to be crctt cd
by the congregation OF ST, pauls
Episcopal Church at the University
OF Virginia. y. Il. Ludlow. of the
firm Of Ludlow ~ Peabody. New York
architects. who are preparing the
plans for the new building. was in
charlottesville This week To confer
with The vestry OF St paurs. Tho
plans submitted were gone over and
several changes made. The modified
designs and complete specifications
VIII he submitted ut an carly date.
Sufficient funds To build the new
church were raised five years ago.
owing. however. To tho tremendous
increase in the cost Of labor and ma =
terials. due to the war. the work was
postponed until more favorable build :
ing conditions should present them
selves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
PUSH WORK ON LANGLEY
FIELD HEL|UM PLANT
But Two Sucl, Projects in
Progress in This
Country.

LANGLEY FIELD. VA. Jan. I'll
Work on the helium publication
plant ut this place is being pushed
steadily ahead. but when II will be
completed no one is able to saw ,r
this time. The plant is being erectel
under the direction OF tho Burcnu
OF Mines and the army has nothing.
to do with it'at this time.
The Langley helium plant is one
Of the two In the United States. The
ether Is located near Washington and
mas been In operation some little
time.
ilclium, n noninlam,.Dic gas, is the
one safe gas for balloons. according
To army and civilian experts. Thcs.
experts arc generally agreed that Ia ii
the Iit-2 been inflated with helium
there would have been little or no
loss OF life In the accident in Eng
land several months ago.
Uncle sam is working on several
plans for the production of hclium.
Tut Just what progress Is bein,.
inadc liz not generally known. The
NashinEton plant Is capable of turn
ing out about 10000 cubic feet OF
hclium per Cay
iieiium is secured from natural gas.
the most productive of which il SO
49, 80 ''o III ieNaS. me gas
vas hrst discovered in India In 1865
"hie scientists were making obscr-
Nh'iohs OF IN eclipse OF the sun. Tha
gas was present in the suns rays
hut there was no way to capture n
i'eium Is known to exist I'm air In
sea ana river water. in rocks. min.
Graz springs. Gcyscrs ana .yoIc,nt,.
gases but ;hc only source from which
science has been able to extract II
III nuhntiti"' Is from the natural ys !,
wells OF ycNas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22

the life OF the day" Granger says.
But there's no need of restricting
church buildings OF today 10 the
limitations of mcLic"a! builders.
we should Us. in church build
tngs the aids and advantages science
has conferred on the living genera
ton. It's not sinful TO have an Gle
rator in a church"
Graueer's office building cathedral.
so far as the church section is con-
ccrned. will he modelled on Anglican
traditions. The nave will he ninety
two feet to the crown OF the vault
and will Toe lighted 10y clcrcstory
windows.
More light will come from lance:
windows. Will. the memorial chapcls
and baptistry along the north and
south a!sles will be lighted by sky
lights.
The skyscrapcr church will lie
twcnty-iiv. stories high. The 900
loot tower Will be divided into Of
fees. just as in any office building.
But in all the Offices business of thu
diocese will be tcansactcd--non will!
ne rented for secular purposes.
Tn. cathedral will stand in the
heart OF chicago's exclusive Michi-
gan Boulevard shopping district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
RAW PRODUCTS BEING
IMPORTED HERE DAILY
Tobacco From Turkey, Greece
and Arabia Totals S2.839,.
254 in Year.
nrnLAr BROUGHT FROM INDIA
Deputy Collector OF Customs Smith
Heporta Seed Imports Near Top.
Apples Imported From CRnadn to
Alleviate Shortage In Virginia.

Raw products for manufacture into
Richmond made goods arrive i'll this
city almost daily from every section
OF the United States and almost every
section Of the world. according to
records OF Deputy Collector of Gus
toms w. q. Smith aud railroad Of
hcials here. released yesterday.
Raw tobacco alone. valued at So
SS9.25i at the custom house here, was
imported from Turkey. Greece, Cuba
and Arabia during tho last year.
according TO figures just compiled
TOR the Made In ltichmond Manurac-
iurers Exposition, which will he held
at the Grays' Armory during the week
OF February 20. These importing
manufacturers are preparing clab-
crate displays to show what becomes
of the thousands upon thousands OF
pounds OF this product brought 10
this city annually. for their exhibits
At the exposition.
Besides tobacco, tobacco manufac-
turerS imported thousands OF dollars
worth OF cigarette paper. and almost
milton pounds OF sugar this year
10y manufacture into cigarettes.
cigars. chewing tobacco. etc.
i. VI. tunnels. secretary Of tho
Made Richmond Exposition. de-
ciared last night that Richmoud-made
Pr"uucts call for trade and commcrc
Win almost every country in the
world. Mr.. Runncls said. ,ha, ON.
..''.'''oHu nrhl manufacturing articles
csed srcatS: by Virginia farmers. *
importing thousands upon tbous,r,,s
OF pounds OF bu-lap from India M
huaiiE and that the great cor,m,r
cini activiti which Richmond is dc
'eioPinS Is making the local nor,
one OF 'hc largest in the country.
MI smith said yesterday that this
- me bigEHst seed importing nor
south OF Baltimore for seed houses
but mat tobacco was The urinc,D,;
import here. other imports durint,
WI amounting to s536..S6. not in.
GUIDING the tobacco.
NAT i..camond goods are ba,,,,
man others now in use by tho nun
&c. ana tor which is paid - larger
r'ce, is IN" belief OF Mr.. Runncls
re "ec'arei last night that goods
>ah De purchased cheaper here ma,
,"e' can h. bought and transport, d
'ere from other points. and tina; m,
purpose of the exposition is Ia prov.
this fact.
Some few frcak shipments of i'm.
IortS are received at the Office of Mr.
az S"'1 i"s' hlEnt. man
5" unusual that they are almost i'm.
/ icSSible to believe.
\ h""ors At three cents apiece. orig.
ina! cost, were recently in,por,.d h,
one man from Germany. MIR. Smiif
/ 'o"Id not Nouch .or the quality +,
me goods, he said. but declared TIM
! '"c'' low nr!Gc was probably du. :.
! inc present quotations on the mark
ms, II IS believed. IL adjusted. woul,
make the Ecods sell at a disadvau
'aSHous price compared with Amrri
can goods. Tho importer purchase,
cn!y two dozen OF thrsc razors. VIII! Il
were OF the safety kind. his biz beinl
sN'E-'hrce -cnts in American none,
LOT the lot. Three thousand barrel
OF apples from Canada. to a,leyiat t,
BE apple shortage in Virginia, wa.
, another import.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
by Roy Gibbons.

ny ivy
CHICAGO. Jan. 2l.-"Twcnticth
century Christianity is best en-
pressed in works of science ana
modernism.
It's giving religion the lie to
keep on modelling our new churches
after those of the Middle Ages"
.Thnt's how Alfred Granger. ma
iionaliy prominent architect. answers
his critics.
Changers the man who's building
4 100000 skyscrapcr cathedral To
house activities OF the Episcopal
diocese of Chicago.
His critics are a group of Angii-
can church officials who say it's
acrcsy To abandon the Gothic type OF
architecture that's traditional in
Anglican cathcdraIs. Forcmos,
mong them ia DIR. William Z. Man
ning, bishop of New York.
They've gone SO far as to say
Granger should be ousted from the
church.
Eut Changers going right ahead
with his plans for n cathedral tina,
looks jus; like modern Office build
ing.
The great Gothic cathedrals OF
the Middle Ages accurately expressed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
NOTED ART CRITIC REITERATES
STATEMENTIN GOTHAM COURT
Sir Joseph Duneen Is Defendant in S5OOOOO Suit Be-
cause He Asserted Picture Owned by Mrs. Andre
Kahn. of Paris, Is Not Work of Leonardo Ola Vinc

tail in his appraisal OF tho paint ing
as n da Ninci copy. asserting I, was
AR below the masters standard.
1T does no show the cnmsumatc
skill and grasp Of the human struc-
turc that Is fundamental in the
works OF Lconordo." the answer SAYS.
ihe head is attached to the Shout
ders in poor fashion. the flesh be-
10" the chin Is not natural, the
neck Itself is clumsy cylinder OF
flesh and the left profile OF the neck
is out Of design. The paintings by
Leonardo az 81. Jerome, the Alteration
OF 81. John, of Mona List. ST. Ann
o; the Annunclatirn show that Leon
ardo is consummate master"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
BUSINESS MEN FORM
BIG FINANCE COMPANY
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

H..
PULASKI. VA. Jan. oi.-Busine g;
men of Galax have organized ,ba
Finance Company. application for IL .
incorporation Of which has been fled
W!'h the state corporatio Commits
SION. The company will have an au-
'h"rized capita! Of $4,000. Of which
amount $4,000 has been subscribed.
Inc purpose is semibanking in ma :
'are not receiving deposits. but TO
maze loans, discount notes and ham
"!c financial paper. Special attcn-
non VII! be given loans for build
ihE' Inc officers named are: s. l..
I-andreth. president: John C Dick
crson. vice president: s. c. Cox. sec
etary-treasurer. They. with Il. ID.
bcamer. G. y. Collier. ]. p Carrlco
: r.. Wilkinson, G. y. Waugh. ]. X
caldwell and John w. Mclean, con
st!tute the directorate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
L.nchhurs Make. nix Average.

LNNCHBuRG. VA, Jan. 2l.--Duc to
bad weather, the receipts OF leaf to-
bacCo an this market We're again
small this week, amounting to only
l5S,O0o pounds.
Tho demand for tobacco was never
hettcrs' with prices extremely active.
and the average price for the week
was s2a.30, being the highcs, O; the
season.
Fancy wrappers were not quite "a
active as before the holidays. hut all
other desirable grades were sitter.
making the general average better.
The farmers seem anxious to sell
what tobaccS they have on hand and
II is expected that sales will he good
until the remainder Of the crop is
sold.
The rains having come this week
TO make season" much larger
receipts are looked for next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
Larger Offering, Mt Dnn,r,,c.

DANNlt.IE. Va. IAN. 2l.-Thc
locsc-icaf sales were fairly we'll sup
piled the present week. Tho offer
lngs showed but little change: prices
continued firm. with an upward tend
ency. The average for the week.
Sc0.5c, appears attractive when the
quality OF the offerings Is consider
ed. and the breaks would no doubt
be much heavier hut FOR urscason-
able weather conditions.
Sales for the week amounted - L.
S52,SS3 pounds: average. s20.5a;
amount paid out. s217.65G.2o.
Last weeks sales amounted tn Sl2.-
9iS pounds. average. SlT.57: amount
paid out, Slia.6i7.+0. showing an in
crease Of $3.50 in this weeks aver
age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
REEDNILLE BANK EARNS
SO PER CENT FOR 1921
Sncclnl to rhn rnnns.nisna,.h

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
ltEATHSNILLE. VA. Jan. .i.-Thc
annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF
the Peoples Bank was held at Reed
vile recently. The bank showed
earnings of 3G per cent for 1921. y
dividend of IL per cent was paid. The
following officers were reelected: ],
Is. Hinton. president: j. \. Haynic
vice president; Frank G. Jet. cashier:
Misses Marie l.. Mccullough and Tel
He liaynic. assistant cashiers; dircc-
tors. j. II. Hinton. j. y. Haynic. vii
liam Mundor. !. G. Fisher. 81. II. Me.
Neal. l.. Hugh Smith. George " Reed
w. l.. Russell. +. II. Fallin. T.. W. Ed.
wards. y. w. McSenl. Il. II. lett j.
e. Jctt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
School bond. Authorized.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch.
PULASKI. VA. Jan. 2l.-The board
OF SUPERVISORS today approved the
resolution OF the Dublin Distric,
school Eoard asking bond Issue
OF $4,000 for school buildings in the
district. and ordered the same Ger
tined To the Circuit Court at the FEB
ruary term. when Judge Campbell
Will be asked 10 call special cleo
tion. The fund is TO be divided as
follows: Dublin. $4,000: Bclspring
$4,000 Rockford. SIS 900: New River
Depot. colorcd, $4,000. The residue
Of the proceeds is to be used in
furnishings. Tin" supervisors also
retained =. g. Grigsby. the county
agent. another year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
Eastern CnroiInn Closing ON,

WILSON. y. G.. Jan. 2l.-Au Of .bo
Eastern North Carolina tobacco
markets have followed wilson In de
t!dihs upon February 10 IA tho da.
'"r closing the season ana. likn
nc wilson market, all announc,, Inn,
'h"'r warehouses will reopen for IN.
sane Of the 1922 crop on Scptemt,er
ms announcement comes In
M Oh an IN" talk about opera
tive marketing and Wild rt,n,r. -,
the 'co-opcrators" have So, aront ~
the effect that the Eastern Carolina
warehouses VII! retire from bust
ness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
Rocky Mount snle. Lirht

ROCKY MOUNT. y. e., Ian. 2l.-
sales OF leaf tobacco have been light
Tor the week and tho Indication
are There Is but Very little left in
the handu Of the farmss. The offer
'hes also indicate tie end OF the
season consisting largely of barn
cieah'0Es ond rehandlcd tobacco.
irices. however. remain good. TIL.
common grades seem TO be stronger
'han hefor" the holidays. while the
,"en!nm to good tcbaccos arc equal
~ high.
Inc market will close for IN.
season February 10. The Rocky
mount warehouses. all OF them. viii
.soPeh Tor the sal. OF tobacco IL,
'"e usual way September >. 1922
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
Warn Girls Arnlns, Mor,,o,,.,,

BERLIN. Jan. 2l.--Thc propoga nda
OF a man who claims to he an apostle
of MormoniSn." and who has been
operating In Prussia and East Prus-
STA. promises young girls who will
go TO Utah" large rewards. intro
duction into the holiness OF the tenn
pie and much happiness. according
To newspaper reports. The newspapers
have warned German girls against
the man as an "impoStcr."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
,vinston-snl-m Nearing I'm.

.r ~ > On SALEM. y. G.. Jan. ol-
nc safes %! loose leaf tobacco mis-
wtek we're abou, 100000 pounds
ne highest average was on TUESDAY
msh y touched a, s2il4. and tho
,u"sst was Wednesday, Sls.s4. Other
DAYS ranged from 500 tn goa
Very littl. tobacco remains 4, .,
hands OF the farmers. and i, is ~
ptcted that the present month viii
see the crop about sold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
Richard Croker Improving.
InN Associatod rrcss.i

DUBLIN. Jan. 2I.--Richard Croker.
who was stricken seriously III after
his return from the United States In
November, continues To improve, II
was stated today at his home, Glen
catrn. At Sonford. near here. lie Is
SIN confined To his room. bu, his
condition IL now such that he can
read the newspapers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
Prices Up At south boston.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA, Jan. eli
Sales on the local tobacco market
since III" opening after Christmas
have toialcd 5s6,l61 pounds which
brought Sil0.5l2.I3. an average OF
Sls.sV. This brings the total sales
Tor the season up TO today to a.7O2-
io3 pounds for which has been paid
s2'lOS. 65".S2. an average for the
season OF S2l.70. Sales recently have
been fairly good, considering the
weather. and prices continue to hold
on well, especially on the better
grades.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
smiles. Though ramii, l. ,,,,

/ FAEIS. Jam. fla lIufIy,- ,,,,..n h,
the employ Il the American f,..i
Cross at Goldinger. Laivia. LOST ton
sons in the war. her husband VAS
shot by the Bolshevist and her three
daughters died las; year Still she
goes about her work with :, smile
"Nitchevo" is her consolation. which
means among a million other things
lit can't be helped"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
TO Give pnncnkr s,nn.,

The Parish Guild of the Church Of
the Holy Comforter will have pan.
cake supper in the. parish house, 200
Grove Avenue. Tuesday evening. from
g TO g o'clock. The public is invited
10 attend.