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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
COMMUTATlON SOUGHT
IN SENTENCE OF NEW
IRx Associated Press. ]

Los ANGLES, CAL. Dec. l1.-Ap-
nlication for Communication Of the s.n-
tence of from ten years to life i'm
prisoriment imposed upon Harry New
for second degree murder in III,
death Of his sweetheart. Frcda j.
Lesser. was on the way TO Govcrnol
stephens today. according 10 Walter
j. Little, attorney
Little. who said he was acting for
News mother. Mrs. Lille NJ. Burger.
and his half sister. Miss Edna VI.
Clancy. stated the application for
Communication was based upon a!,eEa-
tions that New was not guilty of the
crime; that Miss Lesser declared that
New was insan, and that further
confinement would seriously impair
News health.
New. after a long and sensational
trial here. was committed to San
Quentin penitentiary. nearly three
years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12

Merry Yulctidc. Happy Christmas 3
time! From every section comes re-
minders OF the spirit Of the season.
and more than 500 was yesterday
added ITO the fund for the deserving
ones mentioned in the Ten Oppor
tunitieS."
There seems 10 he no doubt that
tho quotas In each section will be
filled. and that the twoscore women
and children provided for in the
Ten opportunities" will get the aid
designed for them. This should not.
however. be taken for granted.
So. get your contribution in early.
Let's all OF us get a little Of that
act OF doing good turn. Christmas s
will go better when one has the
thought of having chipped In on "A
good thing"
IT'S better to give than to receive"
is an axiom not to &c overlooked.
Service to self is hest illustrated by
activity in doing something for 9TH
ers. Any one with the shade OF imag-
ination can shut his eyes and see the
happy faces of those who arc TO re-
ceive the gifts OF love when old
Santa makes his rounds on tho eve
OF the great day. How do You feel
when you realize that some wish has
been gratificd. somo prayer an
swered?
with the more than $500 received
Yesterday added to the $40 hereto
fore subscribed. tho total is now ST.
I40-more than one-third tho amount
needed to make twoscoro people
happy. Opportunity No. nenrs its
quota. just SiG.25 being needed. This
opportunity led In The amount do
mated yesterday, although tho whole
list Is sailing along nicely In n group.
and evening up in accordance with
the amounts asked.
The amount OF S100.26 received
yesterday was divided between the
Ten Opportunities" as follows: No.
| l. $3.50: No. 2. $3.50: No. 3. S35.5O;
! No, I. $3.50; No. s. $3.50; No. 6.
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GAMMA WALSKA SUED
FOR 100000 DAMAGES
Try Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Dec. 1l-Suit for
100000 damages against Gamma
Walska. prima donna. .ber husband.
Harold +. Mccormick. and Jules
Naioer. operate manager. was filed
today by Nine. Luclla Meluis, col
oratura soprano. who charges that
the first two named defendants in
duced Daiber to break a three-year
contract with her
Recently she withdrew a Federal
court suit she had hIed to restrain
Daiber from managing Mime. Wal
ska's booking.
In May. 1921. Mme. Mcluis claims
J1aiber signed n thrce-year contract
With her and was to arrange for
her thirty engagements a season AT
not less than $1,000 each. He made
GOOD. her complaint says until hc
met Nine. Walska and her husband.
then deserted her to manage the op-
'eratic career OF tho miilionaire's
wife.
Mme. Meluis declares she lost en-:
xagements. reputation and much
sleep."
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TO SEARCH SONORA
TODAY FOR A|RMEN
Mexican Official Permits Air
Fleet TO Cross
Border.
NO SIGN OF MISSING MEN
Fate Of Colonel Marshall and
Lieutenant Wcbbcr Still
Unknown.
NO SIGN OF MISSING MEN
LEY Associated rress.1

NoGALEs. ARIZ., Dec. Il.-No
trace Of the missing avlators was re-
ported here tonight by Captain X. G.
Erwin, who returned with four
planes from the interior of Mexico,
where they secuted today in their
search tor Colone! Francis Marshall
and Lieutenant e. l.. Webber.
Ten airplunes in command Of Cap
tain Erwin left Nogaics this after
noon TO penetrate into Mexico In
search for the missing aviatorS
colonel Francis c. Marshall and
Lieutenant Charles L. Wcbber Per-
mission was obtained from Mexican
officials for the planes TO cross the
border.
No attempts were made 10 land
IN Mexico. Captain Erwin announced
The squadron flew low and grid
ironed" wide area eighty miles
across the border
The planes crossed the border no,
far from NoEales. Captain Erwin
stated on his return. flew due south
20 ALgdalena. then turned west for
"a distance Of sixty miles and re-
turning, re-enterinG the United
states near Ruby. west OF Nogales
late this afternoon.
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LBy Associated press.l

LAUSANNE. Dec. Il.-Russla has
not abandoned hope Of forcing her
fositi"n on the Lausanne conference
concerning the closing OF the Darda- >
hclie8 and the Bosporus. or at least
pf reducing To a minimum the mum
Der or foreign vessels which Will he
permitted to pass through these wa
t"rwaSs to the Black Sea.
NJ Tchitcherin called on Ismet
Iahha today with counter-proposaIs
He Informed Isnet that Russia would
surely never sign "a Straits settle
mcnt which followed tho lines OF tho
allied project. The alliad project is
that the Straits shall be open TO as
many warships OF each nation as are
possessed by tho greatest maritime
power OF tho Black Sea. which Will
certainly be Russia.
As counter measure Tchitchcrin
asked tnat tho Turkish delegation
support plan whereby foreign ma
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HONEYMOON OF 10000
MILES is AT END
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NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-Two great
storms at sea safely weathcred and
en- unpleasant tweniy-four hours on a
South Sea reef formed part OF the
honeymoon experiences OF Mr. and
Mrs. Albert y. Gowen. Jr.. OF Chi
cago. whose motor yacht Speeia ok 3
chugEed into New York harbor today
10 complete 4o.o00-mile voyage.
The hurricanes were met off New
Caledonia and in tho Indian Ocean.
II was on coral reef off one OF the
solomon Islands that the honey
mooncrs spen; an anxious time when
their ninety-eiEht foot craft piled
ashore during storm. Their vessel
finally was worked off the reef. after
which several OF tho crew deserted.
and Tahitians replaced them.
Tho trip started sixteen months
ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
.PREM|ERS CLASH;
PARLEY BREAKSU UP;
TRY AGAIN JAN. z
Great Britain Formally Re.
fuses to Countenance
French Program.
POINCARE IS URGENT
FOR POLICY OF FORCE
Paris Government WouJJ
Seize Ruhr Area and Ger.
man Industries.
GERMAN PROPOSAL <REJECTEn
""'eS ,n"ni"ous In Refusing Note,
obJcct or which WINS IN
mi
PO1NCARE IS URGENT
FOR POLICY OF FORCE
;ER'IAN PROPOSAL >REJEcTEp
H'eS Unanimous In Refusing So,c.
ohject Of Which WINS to
Gain Time.
tBy Associated Prnssl

LoNDoN. Dec 1.-THE Iond,,
conference on German r.nara,,n,.
generally described as the cr;,jc,i
conference. ended today In agreenen
only on another conference. 'rho rox,
INK In the long chain OF tho ,iIios.
Struggles TO get together Will n.
:orSed at Paris. January .. Thorc
VIII be a fortnight then left for tho
aires 10 agree upon some program.
The moratorium granted the car
mans expires January Is and the ncxt
phS'heht on account of rcparations
men germany protests she is un-
date.
Another futile round-tabl. session
o' inc diplomats would seem To mean
"h'E iuIh!lment of the French plans
i"r independent action. which Rriti,b
opinion believes would smell caI,,,i,, =.
for the tottering edifces Of Euronean
prosperity and SOW the seeds FOR a
future great war.
Takes Three Days 10 Di.nrr..
inc agreement to disagree-only
temporarily, the diplomats assert
was consunnatcd in three davs en-
hracinr four meetings of tho aIItnd
frcmiers. The rock on hicwh har
mony foundersd was the Bri,Ish re-
.CSai formally To countenance the
rench project for partial occupatiop
OF the Ruhr and the taking charge of
important German Industries. The
BRUSH Cabinet met this afternoon
and registered It's refusal TO coon
crate with France In such measures
Premier Mmssolinis proposals for a
settlement were treated courteousls
as was due the head OF powerful
nation, but were not taken seriously
as pnnacca for the German sick
man OF Europe. The German note
Was rejected unanimously with the
general comment that 1t meant mere
iy sparring TO gain time.
submits No General Plan.
The British government submitted
no general plan 10 solve the deadlock;
/; practically offered to cancel
Frances debt to Great Britain as an
-induccment for scaling down the
amount OF the monetary demand
upon Germany. The French. Italian
and Belgian Premiers. with their
CONTINUED on Page IL Col 81
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SENTENCE TWO WOMEN
ON MURDER CHARGES
IBy Associated Press!

WHITE CLOUD. MICH, Dec. H.
Mrs. Alice Dudgeon and her daugh-
ter. Media llodell. were sentenced to
life imprisonment at the Detroit
House OF Correction. following their
recent conviction on charges of muir
der growing out OF the deaths OF
David Hodell. aged fathcrin- law Of
Mrs. IIodcll. and Romle Hodell. her
husband.
Mrs. Budgeon was convicted or
killing her son-inlaw. Romic. and
the daughter was found guilty OF the
Staying OF her 5ather-in-law.
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IRy Assnclntcd prcss1


SAN ANTONIO. TENAS. Dec Ii
Search for Colonel Francis II. Mar
shall and Lieutenant Charles l.. Web
her. missing aviators. will he conduct
ed In the State Of sonora. Mexico, to-
morrow by ten army airplancS fol-
lowing announcement today that the
Governor Of Sonora had granted per-
mission for tho flyers To cross the
international boundary. At the same
time. however, systematic combing
OF the territory about twenty miles
south of Tucson. Ariz., where mail
carrier reported having seen an air
plane flying between Twin Buttes
and Sahuarita Thursday afternoon
with the motor missing, was ordered.
The carrier said the machine was
flying east in the direction OF the
Santa Rita Mountains.
Headquarters Eighth Corps Area.
Fort Sam Houston. under whose di-
rcction the search is being conduct
ed. upon receipt of this information.
ordered out three additional Kelly
Field aviators to Join the large de
tachment already operating in Ari-
Zona.
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OPPORTUNITY No. 9.

This young woman iS IA mother
with two little children and her
old invalid mother who lives with
her. She WAS the bread winner
until she developed tubcrculosi sis.
The only chance for her is To
stay at home and follow the treat
ment given her at the clinic. The
disease is now arrested, but the
doctors Insist that II she goes
back to work She will immed ate :
ly break down. with help an
other year there is Il good pros
pect OF future happiness and inde-
pcndence. Three hundred dollars
Will keep this family together for
another year.
Contributions received yester-
day. $3.50.
Total to da;e. sl36.75.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
RUSSIA URGES TURKEY
TO TURN DOWN ALLIED
PROGRAM ON STRAITS
Moscow Representative Calls Ismct Pasha, but Ap
parently Makes Small Headway in Upsctting Accept
ance of Plan for Freedom of Dardancllcs

tons could dispatch through the
straits only one-third as many war
thips az Russia maintained In the
slack Sea. This, ne argued was only
fair 10 Russia. because tho entente
powers could always amalgamate
'h@ir forces and thus be as powerful
as Russia
ismet Pasha told NJ Tchitcherin
that the world wanted the Straits
opened on reasonable basIs and
mat TURKEY should not combat the
whole world
The Near Eastern conference, which
made ittl" progress today. is plainly
marking time to await tho outcome
al London rcparations negotiations
l.orH CnrZon ana NJ. Barrcrc, In deal
Ing with Turkey and Russia have
established an Anglo French entente
at Lausanne. which they had hoped
would be strengthened by repara-
lions understanding between England
and France at London
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
AMERICAN STEAMER
IS ON FIRE AT SEA
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ST. VINCENT. CAPE VERDE 49,
LANDS. Dec. 1.-THE American
steamship Eastern Glade. bound from
New York for Table Bay. Cape COL
"ny. Is on fire at sea. according 10 a
wireless dispatch received from tho
liner Amafazonia, which picked up
radio frot/ tn. American vessel. Tho
Amaiaz"nia reports that the East
-rn Glade has stopped In latitude
so northern, longitude 1925. Sha
reported that tho Nre WAS gaining
rapidly.
Tho Eastern Glade sailed from Sew
York November so tor Capetown.
South Africa. She is vessel OF 3.5z1
tons net and H. owned by &. -. NAL
lory & Co. She carries q yenarni
cargo.
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Jenords. AnncnI Rciected.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE Su-
preme Court of the United States
will not review the conviction OF
Frank NJ. JeEords for the murder OF
j. c. Arnette. at Columbia. s. c., last
spring. II was announced today by
Chief Justice TAFT.
Jesse Il. Adams, n Washington at
torney. presented to the Chief Jus
tice. in chambers last night. n mo-
tion for writ of error. Adams
contended that Jeffords. who is un-
der sentence to dio In the electric
chair December %, was not given
fair trial guaranteed under the
State and Federal Constitutions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
OPPORTUNITY NO. 2.

About year ago mother
came TO us In great distress. She
had recently married and the stcp-
father OF her five children was
unwilling to support them and or
drred her TO get rid OF them ut
once. We found he was i'll treat
Ing the boys and some action had
to be taken. We have sent them
away to IA boys school aud arc
anxious to raise money enough To
give them a chance TO grow up
together.
Two hundred dollars Will sup
port one OF them at Covington
during the year 1923.
Contributions received ycster-
day, s35.5u.
Total 10 date, sSO.25.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
OrpoRTIINlTY No. a.

Through Illness and worry. this
woman has been rendered prac-
tically dependent. and at present
the Associated Charities is finding
II necessary 10 pay her board. She
formerly lived not far from Rich
mOnd and has a house for which
she has paid all but $3.50. This
must be paid by January / In
order TO save the property to her.
II we could pay off the notes on
her property. We feel II would
mean more TO her than anything
that could be done for her benefit.
Two hundred and nity dollars.
We believe. viii restore this wom-
ans hcalthia iand nerves and enable
her To care tor her child.
Contributions received ycster-
day. $3.50.
Total to date Sl211J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
PHYSICIAN IS FINED,
DRUGGIST SENT PRISON
rBy Associated Press.l

RRISTOL. VA, Dec. ll.-Dr. ].
Easterly Sproles. physician. OF Bris-
tol. was today fined 500 in the
United States District Court at Alb
inEdon on charge OF violating the
Harrison narcotic law. II is charged
that Dr. Sproles sold drugs illegally.
II. p. Hanraham. of Graham. Va.
was sentenced to one year in the
Federal Penitentiary at Atlanta for
handling drugs lin violation of the
law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
DEMOCRATS MAKE
SCATH|NG ATTACKS
ON SHIP SUBSIDY
Battle Begins When Chair
man Proposes Immediate
Senate Consideration.
ROBINSON IS LEADER
OF OPPOSING FORCES
G.. 0. p. Scored for Dcferring
Action on Proposal Until
After Election.
DENY FILIBUsTER INTENDED
Minority Champions AssaIi Move rs
Snap Judgment on People
OF United States.
ROBINSON IS LEADER
OF OPPOSING FORCES
DENY FILIBUsTER INTENDED
Minority Champions AssnIi Move rs
Snap Judgment on People
OF United States.
Try Associated Prcss.I

WASiIINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE ad-
ministration shipping bill was taken
up today by the senate and was
subjected Immediately to baptism
OF fire At the hands OF Democratic
opponents.
Chairman Jones. OF the Commerce
Committee. which reported the bill
saturday after making several
changes in the House draft, called IN
the measure. His opening statement
in behalf OF the legislation. how
ever. went over until tomorrow be-
cause OF the time consumed by the
Democrats In several attacks on the
measure. and by the reading OF the
entire bill and both majority and
minority reports in compliance with
demand by Senator Fletcher OF
Florida. ranking Democratic mem
ber of the Commerce Committee.
Start Attack EnrIy.
The Democrats ..tarted their at
tack as soon as Chairman Jones made
his first move in tn Legislative struE-
Gle. which is expected to occupy the
senate for weeks. Senator Jones
proposed first that the Senate pro-
ceed to immediate consideration OF
the ship bin, but objection from the
Democratic side blocked this move
|. uhtI after the regular calendar had
been disposed OF. The Commerce
Committee chairman next suggested
that the Senate. beginning tomorrow.
meet an hour earlier. hut Withdrew
the proposal In the face OF obiec.
tons from several Democratic Scna-
tors and Senator Norris. OF the ASri.
culture Committee, that this would
interfere with the committee activI-
ties.
Republican supporters OF the bill
rather expected an attempt by the
democrats to prevent the taking up
Of the bill, but the motion was car
ried without dissent upon viva
Noce vote. The next move by Scna-
tor Jones-a proposal that the Sem
ate on quitting work today recess
inst"a! OF adjourn In order to OK
pedite consideration OF the bill
however was used by three Demo-
cratic Senators as n vehicle OF al
tack on the administration policv
with respect TO the measure and on
Continued on Page .. Col. 81
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Water Low. Power sun R.duccd

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. Dec. H.
Rains OF the last week In the western
North Carolina mountains were not
sufficient to enable the Southern
Power Company to- cease Its power
curtailment program. II was an
nounced by officials OF tho company
here today. The curtailment affects
numbers OF mills In tho Piedmont
sections OF tho Carolthas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12

4 mother. whose husband is In
an insane asylum, is faced with
the prospect OF having to put
her four children In an orphanage.
Her baby is less than l year
old and the oldest child only ..
Three hundred dollars is asked TO
help keep this family together.
contributions received yester-
day, s33.I6.
Total to date. s12Sui.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
OPPORTUNITY no q.

some years ago woman who
was working hard and trying to
support her husband and only
child little girl. met with a
seemingly slight accident. ;he ef-
lccts OF which later changed her
into cripple, unable q 40 work
OF any sort. Her husoaud, who
was unable. owing - weak
heart. 20 do any but Light va q.
riety OF. work, died last summer.
leaEinS ser with no income. The
mother aad little gi.i are devoted
TO each other and should not he
separated. Two hundred dollars is
asked for this family.
Contributions received yester-
day, 5000.
Total 10 date slhl1s
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orroRTuNITY 40. =.

We asked for $500 for this Same
family fast year and must ask
for 1900 this y."-. Both the IA
ther and mother are tubcrcular
and are in sanatorium at present
The oldest boy, IL. who was re-
ported as having come home from
the sanatorium in the appeal last
year. is now we'll and working
regularly. The five other boys.
ranging In age from 10 To .. are
being boarded by the Associated
Charities at splendid country
home They are going regulars
TO school and are very happy and
getting fat and rosy.
Contributions received yester-
day, $500.
Total to date. SSl.15.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
CHINESE COOLIES WAIT
CHANGE TO "SLIP" IN
Try Assoclatrl Press

WASiIINGT Dec. il.-E.twern
2".000 ana 10000 Chinese coolies are
IN Cuba awaiting an opportunity 10
slip Into the United States. accord
Ing to statement by Assistant Sec
retary Henning. OF the Department
OF Labor. recently before a House
Appropriations Committee. which to-
day made public tho record Of its
hearings.
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OrrORTuNIrY 40.

Twin boys. whose father aoan-
doned them and whose mot her
has had to be placed in al inati-
tuition for the feeble m ndcd, are
being cared for in a good school.
they are only IL years old, and,
In spite OF their poor START in tho
world. are showing nvcry desire
to Improve. Two hundred dollars
VIII pay for one OF these boys
m maintenance at CoVington for the
rest Of the year 1923.
Contributions received yester
day, $4,000.
Total To date. seT75.
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OI.rnnrI,NIrY No. e.

A year ago the Associated Char
tiles asked for S2"U to send a lit
tie girl of away To school Her
mother is a drug addict. who was
unwilling Ia part from the child
and would not hear OF her being
placed in private home or or
phanaSc. She was willing. how
ever. TO let her 90 away to school
if we could finance the matter.
We are most anxious To give her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
ZERO TEMPERATURES
FOR MIDDLE STATES
IRy Assncialnd Press I

CHICAGO. Dec. ll.--A cold wave.
which Will he more severe in the
Middle states. was predicted for to-
morrow and Wednesday by the
Weather Bureau today in special
forecast which Indicated zero tenn
peratures would prevail in some To-
calitieS.
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OPPORTUNITY 40. I

The public is asked II contrib
ute $500 for the ma. n;enanca Of n
little girl OF IL. Tho court was
obliged TO make ner n ward OF
the State because OF conditions
in her home. She was noe eligible
to any orphanage, and. as she .s
very talented child. We are anS-
ious To give her a fair chance 10
make her own way In tho world.
Two hundred dollars will pay for
the year of 1923 AT Foster Falls.
Contributions received ycster-
day, $3.50.
Total TO date, $685..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-12
oppoRTUNITy NO. o.

The mother OF two little chill
dren. the oldest OF whom Is II and
the youngest ., was left suddenly
II widow. She is not physically
strong enough To work more than
halt time, but She says She Will
work her nnScrs To the bone rath
cr than give up her children. We
are asking the public to contrib
ute SiSd Tor this family.
Contributions received ycstcr-
day. $i..5o.
Iuial To date. Sl26.I6.
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MORE THAN $4OO CONTRIBUTED
TEN OPPORTUNITIES YESTERDAY
But S1625 Needed to Put No. Over Top-Total of
Sl,l4O Raised, With 81 500 Still to Provide
Sum Required for Deserving Cases.

,5o.5o: No. 7. s4o.5o: No. s. $3.50; No.
., S+7.50: No. 10. $39.T6.
Time goes on apace. so do not PRO-
crastinate. Send In your littlc
(Coutinued on rage IL, Col. 6)
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another year away from the inf,u-
euce Of her mother. Two hundred
dollars Is asked for n years tuition.
Contributions received yester-
day, S37.5o.
Total To date. sai25.
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ARREST THOMAS POLLARD
ON CHARGE OF SLA YZNG
MRS. 7HEZNA RICHARDSON
"TEN OPPORTUNITIES ARE PRESENTED
FOR GENEROUS PUBLIC'S CONSIDERATION

mond families who destitute circumstances
public
has
particular opporunty in which Interested the Ten
Opportunities Fund The Times Dispatch
be duy acknowledged through the columns Tho
selected by
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orpoR,r,,Nrry NO. 10.

Total 10 date. sl26.75.
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CONTINUED on Page ?, Col. 81
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CONTINUED on Page II. Col. 5.J