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RAT TRAP IS GUARD
FOR BOOTLEG LIQUOR

BOSTON,, Feb. 12.--Liquor raid.
ers in Quincy ran into a new
wrinkle in booze protection:
In the home Of Matteo Pariso, a
raiding officers hand touched some.
thing metallic in a hole in the
ceiling. He drew his hand back
quickly. At the same time there
was sharp, clicking sound.
Flashlights revealed a steel rat
trap. Behind the trap officers dis
covered gallon can of alcohol.
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PERCY s. WALLACE.

Arrangements for the funeral Of
Percy s. wallace, sixty-one, who
died yesterday at hts residence. the
Manor House, 1924 Monroe street
northwest; have not been completed.
Mr.. Wallace was = native Of Ten
nessee and had lived IN washington
about thirty-five years. For thirty
years he had been employed at the
Government Printing office. He
was member OF the Woodmen Of
the World and ID survived by his
wife, Mrs. Sue R. wallace and four
children, of this city.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices 70 Main $3.50, Obituary Desk
HERBERT b. RANrEY.

Herbert Leslie Ramey, sixty-eight
an employe at the Patent Office fo1
over fifty years, who died Tuesday
at his residence, 10 South Alfred
street, Alexandria, Va, win be
buried at Ivy Hill Cemetery today,
following the funeral from the resi-
dence, at which the Reverend Frank
Killnon Ii officiating.
Jennie Crawford Ramey; two daugh
ters, the Misses Gladys Crawford
Ramey and Elizabeth Margaret
Ramey, and sister, Mrs. Robsrl
III. Hancock, all Of Alexandria.
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TRIAL OF JAZZ BABY"
IS SET FOR MARCH %

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Feb. H.
Dorothy Ellingson, sixteen-year-
old 'jazz baby" WI! go on trial for
the murder of her mother on
Appearing todae before Superior
Judge Louderback. the child slayer
in almost whisper entered a plea
of mot guilty"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-02-12
FRENCH DESERTER HIDES
7 YEARS IN TINY ROOM

PARIS Feb. latter hiding
seven years in a small room since
his desertion from the army, Ca.
mile Defaye was emboldened by
the passage of the amnesty law to
surrender to the military authori.
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Classification Index.

Classification Index.
I. ANNOUNCEMENTS
s-Lost and Found.
e-Personals.
1O-SpeciAl Notices.
10-A--Clairvoyants.
II. AUToMOTIvR-
l1--AutO Agencies.
lc-Automobiles.f for sale.
1S-Auto Trucks for Sale.
14-AutO Accessories. Parts.
1E-Auto Tires. Tubes.
16-Garage Builders.
17-Garages, Autos to Hire.
18-Motorcycles-B
19-Repairing. Service stations
Observation-Disclosures
III BUSINESS SERVICE
2I-Business Service Offered.
22-Building and Contracting.
23--Cleaning. Dyeing. Renovattng.
24--Dressmaking, Millinery.
26-Heating and Plumbing.
26-Insurance. All Kinds.
27-Messenger Service.
2S-Moving, Packing. Storage.
s0-Printing. Engraving.
31--Professiona Services.
32-Repairing.
s2-A-Slip Covers and UphoIstering.
33-Tailoring, Pressing.
34-Tinning. Roofing.
Observation-Disclosures Services
Nv. EMPLOYMENT.
S6-Empioyment Agencies.
37--Help Wanted-Femalo.
3S-Help Wanted-Male.
39-Help-Male and Female.
40-Salesmen and Agents.
A1-Situations Wanted-FemalS.
destinations Wanted--Male.
4S-Situations-Male and Female.
v. FINANCIAL
44-Business Opportunities
4E-Investments, Stocks. BondA
46--MOney to Loan.
41--MOney Wanted.
4e--Mortgages for Sale.
49-Rooming Houses for Sale
vi. INSTRUCTIONS
0--Correspondence Courses
6l-Local Instruction Glasses
62-M usicaL Dancing, DramatiOn.
9s--Private Instructions
64-Wanted Instruction.
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Death Notices

February II. 1925,
at 3:30 b. M, Naval Hospital wash
RYAN retired. ID. S. Nj c., beloved
husband Of Rose d. Ryan (nee RYAN,
and beloved son Of susan Ryan ana
the late John =. Ryan.
Funeral February a., 191bs Lr0M ~
the residences oG his mother 6lS "a
street southwest Requiem mass 81
81. Dorninick's Church, Sixth ana q
streets southwest. Intermene ~.
OIivet Cemetery.
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MADAM LENORA . HOURS

- - III am to p M.
GIFTED CLAIRVOYANT-P ALMJST.
Tells you the cause of your trouble:
how to overcome it, Tells names of
future husband wife, or friends: if
false or true who to trust Reunites
separated; causes speedy marriage
with the one you love. Tells any
thing you want to know. After
others fail, see LenOra. Satisfaction
guaranteed. No one In trouble turned
away. 623 7th St between II n O.
Prof. Belmont 1923 N. Y. AVE. ". w.
NOTED clairvoyant and palmist. Gives
advice on business matters. love.
health and family affairs. Tells name
of your future husband or wife. tells
IL one you love Is true or false; what
part Of the country is luckiest 20 yous
Readings 81 e
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Announcements
49, and FonIld


Lost and Found
sAIREDAr.n puppy, ) months old, male.
Y0ef Tueedev near AfIington and III
Myer va Finder please call Clareu-
don 34-J-1 and recetve reMaxa
BOSTON bun. lost. Reward sos
18th ~ w Main 1858 or Adams
z135.
CAT. hair grown, gray Persian; reward.
Christensen School 1872 81 n
Main 1878.
DOG Lost, black Ind TAM IS reward.
1g4 kourth III. hi.
FOUNTAIN pen fEoldl ana pencil com.
himed lost Feb. 10. name t1ar0lQ
thereon from 2O21 second A.. -
Mckinley High school via II =. Ave.
n. Reward 1921 Second ~ e.
FOX Terriers: two fritz and .Buc-
key; lost; reward. lincoln 404eMs
GOLD basketbaI1 81 Gsorge washington
gym. Initials 81. p 3; reward.
Adama 1903:
INCOME tax and other papers lost
from Medical Science Bids VIZ
ST TO 14th ST car ana You st.
transfer. Return 10 "A ~ Stout 1sz1
Adams Mill Road. KewArd
PEARL BEADS Fri. afternoon bet Tth
and 18th on n ". - Reward. MEs-
G. j. McCloekey. $50 9Th So ~. u.
POLICE DOG Collar and tags SO 70
ward Call Adams 6070.
WATCH .adys gold. hunting eases
Tuesday Reward no questions asked
uh0ne Frank. 9SAzs after 3 p,s m
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DEATHS.

Mary E. Wilson. "A. tuberculosis
Agnes woodward, %. sIbley Hospital.
Charlotte Fleck, 92. National Lu-
virginia Fisher. 50. Walter Reed Hos
Betty A. Curtin. So. No, 1923 3
Thomas P. skiados.. 81. Georgetown
University Hospital.
Julia NJ Vogt. 50. Home for In
Sarah Stein, 4s, Emergency Hospltal
Elbert r. Miller, 40, Providence Hos
John N. Hawlen IS. No. 1914 X
Marcus W. Kratz. Sc. United states
Naval Hospital.
Elizabeth A. Smith. 80. No. I2s
Gsrtrude b. ]. Green. rs. Porter
street east of Connecticut avenue.
Mary C. Arthur. "a, No. 1913 Qus-
beck place northwest: - e.z 49,.
Ruth A. Furlong, 5, No. SAT Mary
land avenue northeast.
Julia NJ. Layton. SO. No. B33 Florida
avenue northwest.
Rhode Island avenue northwest.
Samuel Johnson, 40. No. 1904 Fourth
Julia Thomas, 20. No. 1886 swami
Samuel Neal. SO. walter Reed Hos
pii Mary Brown, 81, No. e1s Twenty
Mary johnson. 81, No. 1926 Thirty
second street northwest.
Richard Turner. 10, Fifty-fifth and
George Diggs, ST. GalIinger Hospital.
Elnora Allen. 40. Freedmens HOS
pital. 80. ma,
enth street northwest. -.
Clarence d. Harris, ! month, NO. S14
Twenty seventh street northwest.
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MARRIAliIa LTCENeIEs.

The following persons yesterday we're
licensed e merry ullssE gsn e 9 F.
luP Phiiip oundsr. 30, IL Naugatuck.
Conn. and Mildred Hazel Cooper, ".
81 Des Moines. +. The Reverend q.
=. EIMO wood n. Wilson. u, ana MisIe Mas
Atwood. Is. The Reverend W =
sT EIoy Yerovi, IL. ana Alice Marie
Marcuard, q. The Reverend VIM. =
s@iss s,,s,., PAYNE nd I g ss K sa,.S
~. No. 4e w street northwest. The
reverend william s. Abernethy.
Gerald Walsh; e; NJ M.l nSss r;t baISs
ssFsst ~ HsTs NJ $ na street north@s.
me reverend u q. Geales
Clarence n. Taylor, q. ne: go )
s ~ ~ nO 90 8 ~ street northwest Ths
Reverend Aquila sayles -.
Quincy Richards0ns ~, No. 4l0
street northwest ana MI L1E. yo rIa s aas
n ~, The reverend w. Nsstray.
Francis Evansville Kicks, 50 NO
ssis Sherman 49, axenI Mo. ho ioIi Kenyon
street southwest. The Reverend Faul
{ Gso Gorge Adams. q. ~. 1879 = Stree. s
n street northwest. The Reverend
William III. Hoffman.
Thomas r. Bates ~, 10. ~ k.enn-
svivania avenue southeast ana Anna
Mare Marks. 81. No 3SJ street
northeast The Reverend Joseph DaW-
s0I alden frost, ,r. -. No. AT Mary
ianT avenue southwest, ana Fannie
Frnnt. 2e. No. 467 Maryland avenue
southwest The Reverend William a.
AIton Hunter Barker, ~. No. "a
r.ranf place northwest, ana Albion
Chrigtopher Staples, Is, No. 20S Ninth
street southwest. The Reverend John
=. rraasrick q. Pusey. a., and Nettie II.
HALEY. as, both Of Baltimore, Nd. The
Reverend +. d. Davis.
paul Ellis, 81, No. 112e Nineteenth
street. northwest. and Bessie g. Hem
derson, 20, No. 13O y street rorth-
west The Reverend J. II. saunders
John III. Simms, 2s. No. 1S2 Morton
street northwest, and Lena n. BruttCn,
81, MoncurS, N. G. fhe Reverend p.
John Brockman, ~, No. zoos Flagler
Mace northwest, and May COlling, 10,
10. 1912 d street southeast. The Rev
erend Walter i. Read
John N Moore, 81. 40. 1894 Seven
4aenth street northwest, ana Gladys
q. simmons. 81, No. 4223 Seventh
Street northwest. The Reverend w. a.
Charles A. Arundel. 20. waveriy.
Mass and Marian $. coDloy, o.. No.
8026 Sixteenth street. The Reverend
Kyle Booth.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-02-12

Prof Marcus La Mar
For wears Washington's favorite adj
' xi m aos.,n 1ema T,a.D reacer Or
most secrets. gives full names. actual
facts. without asking one question,
desire in love, law, domestic or bust
ness affairs. succeeds even in the most
difficult cases where weak and poorly
developed mediums have failed. Hours
II a. M to D. m. Low FEE
515 Eleventh st. N. W.. Near r
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YESTERDAYS FINES AND FORFEITURE

Raphael s. Barton $50
Arthur Nelson -. 81
Elmer Cox $1,000. 40
Henry L. Duckett. 40
Harry Ward 1880. 40
Scott D. Denny. %
Winifred A. Wilson 20
Robert G. Shipp. 20
James Al. Hanley. 20.
Howard 3. Severe. 20
Oscar L. Foote. -. 20
Lucy d. Elkins. -. 20
William S. Palmer. 20
William Johnson. 20
Stewart w. Raub. 15
Edward M. Payne. is
Edward Gabriel. -. IL
Easton Satmire. -. ~
Howard johnson. 5. 10
G.. H. G. Voss. -. 10
C. F. Savers. 10
Thomas Henderson. 10
r. T. Howe. 1890. 10
H. Chappilear -. 10
Harry Sweeney. 10
Kingsley "A. House. 10
Earl B. Goodman. 10
B. M. Farr. -. 10
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Announcements


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fine medium visit Will 40 more
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MRS. RIzPAH ELD0N
qS.kSd medium and scientific paImfst
SsSr1 s. consulted on all oElolfD. Gives
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, 1925-01-20
IELEGRAMS.
81 CP0lX TTnN

Washington, January l5th. UNITED
Press). When The Administration reach
es the point of talking recognition terms
with Russia by way OF the projected
com mission. which President CoolldGe is
said to favour. recognition of claims for
appropriated property of Americans and
the Kerensky debt will be bonded to
the Soviets in principle, but immediate
payment will not be required The pro,
paganda issued will be disposed of by
seeking a pledge from the Russian Gov
eminent to abstain from suberSive acti-
, 1925-01-20
NOTICE..

THE following is addressed to all
I persons who are delinquent in
the payment of taxes or other IN
debtedness to The Municipality:
Each taxpaying citizen or other
public debtor, owes a definite duty
to the Municipality to pay prompt
ly his taxes or other Indebtedness,
as the Municipality depends upol
the money thus paid to meet its
operating expenses.
There appear t. be more delin
quent debtors in the Municipality
at present than is the case normal
ly, and by reason of this, and be-
cause of the urgent need for the
revenue due the Municipality from
those persons, delinquent taXpay-
er5 and othec public debtors are
hereby notified that, unless taxes
and other Indebtedness due are paid
by them prior to January 81, 1925,
the legal means for collecting, spe-
Gifted by law, will have to be in.
Voked to enforce payment.
Government Of
The Virgin Islands of the United States
St. Thomas,
January IA, 1925.
PHILIP WILLIAMS,
Governor.
, 1925-01-20

We are glad to report that the health
of the Revd w. Allen of the Moravian
Church of this town has so much inproy-
ed hat he was able to leave the hospi-
tai yesterday. We hope thac the bracing
air at FriedensthaI will do the balance 50
that he may soon be- we'll and strong
again.
To CoRREsPoNDENT:-"Citizan' your
letter received, but too late for this issue,
will be published to morrow.
, 1925-01-20

WfGch
London. Jan. 15Cn. The Amalgamalei
FupIneerIng Union has issued a warning
to It's various branches n0j 10 have any
rhing to do with the National Mino ity
-movement ''uniry'' conference that Is 10
be held on Jan. 18th, the latter O)iy b
inc under Communists Influence. Mr.. A.
J. Cook, Gen raj Secretary of the MIaar5
Federation. is advised to preside a ne
conference in question. Mr.. Cook mas
Deen severely seeded 10 some quarters
in connection WIN d recent speech
made by hIn. IN which he SAID tn2 Ca!
mining in iulry Vas iac9l vac tn m'5t
serious crisis IN It's history an the min
ers were IN for a Dig b4lCIe.
New York, Jan. 18Th. the spot raw
sugar market was unchanged Today at
452 for Cuban, duty paid. The only sale
reported was 10, 600 bags Cuban 70 an
outport rehner, late January Shipment, al
4.55. Raw sugar ia ores gained one TO
two points early ON covering anu buying
houses with Cuban connections but cas-
ed off under reallsi02 and uaIe Ssillng,
with tiaal prices one pDi1f h'#aef - Two
nett lower. january : 78 March Z.lj.
May 2.89 July 303 Rri4ed sugar was
unchanged at 6 10 10 b25 ,or tine Aranu-
lated, Win 10 Improvement IN the demand
Refined futures were nominal
Washington, January l7Ch -Unltel
Press. The President has decided 70 calI
another WASHINGTON ArM5 Conference Z
early in the new administration. The
world wide tendency 10 lapse iolo compa
Iitive arming, decentralization OF some OF
the first Washington conference traa-
ties and Americas i0W rank as Z thlrd
rate power in naval cruiser strength,
caused his dpcisIDn. The President Is
, 1925-01-20

doctrines Is the same as tDat OF 9eCfe-
tary Hughes, but, his attitude lo"ard
recognition is different. Mr.. Hughes
would not accept the Russian offer 10
discuss the American terms, because ne
believed that their signature 10 any
agreements was worthless. lie beueV9S
that conditions are Growing wo"se IN
Russia. Yesterday The President lold
callers at he White House that there
had been progress in Russia during the
las. year and he was hopeful q more
progress. Administration o@fficigt> and
men who have been loing business Win
the Soviet Govarnmenr, have made these
reports 10 the Whitc IDuSe. On this
basis Mr.. Coolidge CO.. enpjate5 an otI-
cial or semi official commission, such as
initiated the Da yes plan. 10 examine
the Russian issue. As his delegates l2re
instructed to demand, at the Paris HI
nancial Conference, recognition Of the
principle of American claims to German
Preparations he intends to ask the Rus
slams simply to consult American claims
in principle.
Washington, January 18th. united
Press.) he share Of every inhabl}ant
of the Uuited States in the rational
wealth, as estimated by the Census Bu-
reau, is approximately 1854 dollars.
This IS an actual increase OF eleven per
cent over the wealth OF the nation IN
1912. The figure itself represents an
apparent 72 per cent Increase during the
ten years perio /, but when the 1922
value of the dollar is reduced to its value
in 1912. the actual increase is reduced.
Moscow, Jan. 18th Leon I|rote6y, it
now appears. is not in a health resort IN
the Caucasus after all. He plans a trip
south in the near future, however, Pre-
mier Rykov, answering questions re
garding Trotsky's illness puC to him at a
congress Of teachers. said the War Min
ister's illness was nOC dangerous, bat
would require time for curing. He rel
terated that Irotsky was here and would
be going to Caucasus soon.
London, January 15eh.- Omitted Press
Ismalia, which is halfway through the
SueZ Canal, has been selected as the air
ship base for EgyOt ON the imperial route
to India. A gigantic moorlng mast, at
least 200 feet high, fitted with pas5en-
ger elevators and a platform overlooking
the desert, is 10 be constructed. Pas
senQers will ascend the platform ard
then pass through a covered |gangWay
down to the airship, which viii be moor
ed at the posts. Inc RX-33 will soon
begin its final flights at the Government
station at PuIham. Norfolk, where crews
are now in training for the Imperial ser
vice and the whole scheme IS nov we'll
under Way. No mention is vet made -Of
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-09-26

week enroute from the National
Baptist Convention at Baltimore, Md.
He will stop over at Savannah, Ga.
enroute home. He declared the con
vention was the best ever held. The
next convention will meet at Fort
Worth, Texas.
Rev. J. Wesley Carter, pastor Of
the original Providence Baptist
Church of Chicago, Ill was in the
city this week. His daughter, Miss
Ruth is taking the senior college
work here, having been attending
the Ohio State University.
We overlooked an announcement
of the death of Mrs. Alice j. Flem-
ings, beloved wife of L. R. Flemings.
She died, April 29th. 1924 at Johns
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. Md.
Her remains were conveyed by boat
to Mollusk, Va. Mr.. Flemings is
one of our most valued subscribers.
Her daughters are Mrs. B. Kelly,
of Atlantic City and Mrs. Ruth B..
Walker, of Baltimore. She has a
sis.er, Mrs Elsie Locker Of Was hing
ton and Mrs. Polly Webster Of Ger
mantown, Pa.
We take it that it is better late
than never. usE IL
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-09-26
Cannot Head Ticket or Gov'nor
- Pleads Lack of Time and
- Business Duties.
S. Harris H06e of Roanoke Decides to Fill Vacan<
cy Unanimous Choice of Republican State
Executive COMMITTEES.

Col. Henry w Anderson of this
city carried letter in person to the
Republican Executive Committee at
Alexandria, Saturday. September 10Th
declining the nomination for Gov
ernor of Virginia. The committee
named S. Harris Hoge of Roanoke as
the nominee and he promptly accept
ed. The place for Attorney General
has not been filled. The popularity
of the present incumbent, Col. John
R. Saunders, of Saluda, Va. is so
evident that most lawyers hesitate
to offer themselves against him.
NO COLORED DELEGATES.
gn
It is now reported that no colored
delegates appeared upon the roster
Of the Republican State Convention
at Roanoke The attitude of the
present management is to eliminate
all colored people from politics so
far as the Republican Party of Vir
ginia is concerned. The hope is 10
attract enough disgruntled Demo
Gratis 70 the Republican Party to
bring about the defeat OF the
Denaocra. ic machine. Up to this
slow progress is being made
in this direction
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-09-26
A PECULIAR CASE.

Mrs. Sylvia Taliaferro, of 3O5
Bates Street, reports that she cleans
up offices at the Law Building, on 9th
Street. Her girl, who helps her,
offices upstairs had attempted to pull
stated that white man in one of the
her into a. room. She would not let
her 60 upstairs the next day, but went
herself. The same man attempted to
pull her in the room. In the strug-
gle, he struck her in the face inJur-
ing her. She swore out warrant for
her assailant. The case was called In
the Police Court and the excuse given
by the man was that the woman had
stolen 40 cents from him. Mrs. Talia-
ferro is hard working woman and is
much upset at the reflection upon her
honesty and the brutal treatment.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-09-26
THE VIRGINIA STATE FAIR

With arrangements nearing com
pletion for the annual Virginia State
Fair, indications point to the best
exposition in the history of the
association, according to Manager w.
Conway Saunders.
eve are investing something like
one hundred thousand dollars this
year. in premiums and entertain
ments,' said Mr.. Saunders. mo
effort or expense has been spared and
many departments will show consid-
cradle Improvement over anything Of
the past Several new features,
including the horse show, have been
added. We have never before had
so great volume of entries in all
departments this far in advance Of
the fair and I confidently expect the
most successful exposition, both in
exhibits and attendance, we have
ever had.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-09-26

their parents. Rev. and Mrs. R.
Beecher Taylor, North First Street
meeting many friends and enjoying
much hospitality.
Mrs Jennie B. Taylor is spending
some time in Powhatan, Va, the
guest of Miss Catherine Harris.
Mr. Isaac Dyson of Montgomery,
w. Va. called on us and paid his
subscription
Rev and Mrs. j. w. Dudley and
daughter Miss H R. Dudley have
returned from a motor trip to Wash
ington, D. c.. While there they were
the guest of Mrs. Gidney, Of 1923
You Street N. W., also Mrs. Florence
Mingo, of First Street N. W. They
also visited Mrs. Dudley's uncle in
BurrviHe D. c. and Rev. Dudley's
brother the contractor and builder.
On the way back they motored ten
miles out in Caroline County and Wis
tied his sister Mrs Kate Lewis and
Mrs Sarah Reynolds.
Rev. A ]. Brown, superintendent
State Mission Baptist State Conven-
ton. Trus.ee of Memorial College of
Tampa, Fla. was in the city this
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-09-26

WEST-In loving memory of my
husband, father and grandfather
LEWIS WEST, who entered IN
eternal rest one year ago today
September %, 1924.
The happy hours / once enjoyed,
How sweet his memory still,
But death has left vacant place
This world can never fill.
His Wife.
One year has passed since that day
When our dear father was called
away.
He was always patient, loving and
kind,
What a beautiful remembrance ne
left behind.
His Children.
The 23rd of September once more is
here,
The saddest of us of the year,
For one year ago today
Our dear grandfather was called
away.
His Grandchildren.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-09-26

DR. A. M Bowles, the popular.
pharmacist is opening an establish.
ment on Chamberlayne at Baker st.
He will carry full line Of pharma
ceutical supplies.
Rev J.. H. Binford, D. D. has so
much improved that he is able to
walk about the streets without
assistance His eyesight is coming
back.
Rev DR.. G.. H Sims, the great
New York divine VIII preach at the
Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist Church next
Sunday morning.
The Fifth Street Baptist Church is
being rapidly dismant]ed.
Funeral Director Robert G. Scott
is doing a great work and his fine
branch at 19 West Clay Street is
nearing completion. 1t has been
palatially furnished
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-09-26
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Having qualified as executrlX OF
Thomas H. Briggs, deceased, all per-
sons having claims against his estate
will present their claims for payment
to Geo. j. Hooper, Attorney-at-Law'
State and City Bank, Richmond, Va
and all persons owing claims to his
said estate will pay claims to the-sald
George J. Hooper.
ALICE NJ. HARGRAVE,
Executrix of Thomas II. Briggs,
4t deceased.