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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-10


bureau Of Hdrkeis Of the United states
department Of Agriculture, Phtlddelphid
OTdhoh, tcitb headquarters dt SOO-SlS ~
S"dnoe Erchdn0c Budding. BcU Telephone
lombard m
oas.d awdh9S's' prGe lsrs. lots 60 GSSs ssSos
FRUITS
New York, Baldwin, A % ErSdc' % 2S inch $3.50;
ounce, grade 2H inch q 5S&oe' pPswgTnsy PwT
yPPnl'E yPI 'n.es end ,yiFsnss YOTrRR lmperisI gradG
grade, ~ Inch IS 25 'sSi ao, Il srSds, g g
storage, sfaao sTsae S, ipGh SShiaRah Si qR i.O
'5ciiA rFRIRR nSSStS Ser 8 bu.no basket
% ,qgsrier .pecksj. $i.75Sii2' 'e' . -''7'''
psF FAsNhANAS slh5SS PER- bunch 92zen) g sr ;l'S
% dozen" Ssni" p Ps5 PS5naR g9i5dd 5 DOWN
& &GAMTIAL9{rGES .Ion.{ oSrado pr ssndard a GTaiS is
meloni lsG"3 ;6c '2G 5 per TS a9t rrGte Pn Psoni gc
,,GIRANBERRrEs Jerseys. pcr a2-auort crate.
GRAPES New York, per, sii5. basket cqgg-
bas5s concord >di55S%fss55s d5% s55c. ~ '''' ''' ''
?ga5sr pecs EbsTtas sSrS r 'us9io 9ias mSs5
l,I9 Sl,I9 5oS per l4.quart basket 60 quarter
a. fSR5NEs,, New York. ror 4-ouart basket.
.,rr FILMS, New York. per 4-auart basket. Dam
quarter pccksl, S0uS.
SOLD AT AUCTION YESTERDAY
90 w4fgFs q a6aeS Sa.fpdRd I. r Medium SSS lnTsa &c. 'i
5o,is 1o Is d9,Te9G ;2i4 small size eco to ~
.!i39Iss; MiEFnsa Maiasas. 81 1870. corne6ons,
LEMONS. no sales
VEGETABLES
"HaTs 9asTt.r 2ssEs Pc &S'Gi '2 %a 5c
NAP bffr n Gr
1GHRRoTs nearly. per barrel l25 70 40 quar-.
CAULlFT OVER, New York. per box Il dozen
sSS9EYEERY'0 0GS per bunch u2 stalks. soa 7sc,
.CtHTMBERs,, New York, per bushe 75o
E5GpLANTs. nearby per IS -bushel basket
iI ,T 20 pan@[,, @ SG% Yr oT Ssr boy % dozen, 7,c
,Lg3 New Isrse2yi per hox q d2zCnl 'ig 49,
s27SSGSi6, Sew Y?S%r5!sO, ,SS$s d. MS5.achass,,ss
! poor s2p81Qt Ga!ifeLnia Australian brown
PNRSNIPs nearby: per "a -bush"l basket %
! ''Pi5pPERS ncarby' per IS -busbr basket IS
PUTATuESa 9Gn> n"r nnE9,shhoc. 9,ho. 'hh,ng' hn nS$ yS@
bushcl $50 ijsp, New Jersey, 81 2o4ia5i Penn
goa ndaE5y 92 Ns% rsr S9r6 6a.hd 26Ss Basket %
| to !, n hasEcG, 34laorr......, -,., o, ,.,-
wIET barr. b%AS G t5 30 GSIaTrH %sror TpeSSI No
! t3a3 80 nearby. per 's -bushol basket IS tG,
| guerIer pccSs). ists, Seiows. 75e, rcd IDS
SpIN4!GHt Il Z, nearby. per barrel ao quarter
SQUASH, nearby. per "a bushel basket GO to
s9SSHsh& y r,. 25c mar O., ,,.bs, b,s., q
20 d. quarter pecEsj, 5Gcgu, ,,-, -.
| ,TrRNIPs.o nearby, per . .bushcl basket
| 'WVATfRCRESS.' NGw YORK and Pennsylvania
| por bunch. IL q p
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-10
PROVISIONS

There was fair johbinR inquiry and the mar.
ket ruled FIRM. Following arc the uuotatons,
Ciiy beef in sets smoked and air-dried. $50
western hcnf, I'm sets. smoked, 23Ci city hGeI.
Lnuckes and tenders smoked and air-drled'
3ic western beef, lnucklcs aud tenders smoked
hams S, P. cured. loose 20ia a 2Tci do. sklnped
loose, 27d27bc. do do. smoked. ESQ %s.1 g
and ayegase 2sla hams. smoked a. wSs'teT,T ESTER
shoulders. S. = cured. loose 2ic: do. smoked
?3's g. bellies. IN pickle. according to average
loose. 38c. breakfast bacon. as to brand and aN
eraEe. city cured. ioc; breakfast bacon. western
cured. AOc; lard, western refined, tIerces,, !NG
do, 10. DO, tubs. zoe pure city. Kettle rendered
IN tcrces, 2yC; 10, pure city, kettle rendered III
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-10
Colorado POwer Company Reports


Involved
81. Of
lighting The
$fOS63
become effective during
earnings of $591O6S
Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-10
CLOSING LIVE STOCK PRICES

A. nShicAoo, Oct lO-HoGs--slow, 15e lower
hka yssterdey's average. Bulk. SIS. 400 10. rs:
slfladak 4 Z Mdie miNeda 3iI 100000; heavy,
RTTfIl 81 rough. slIg5q lTs5.
fteady; M. 90 -N'NoV "N' 1'
IA .ssb5sSESdn@RsVsPts. H q 900 9ssc. weak Mar
!, i,SAANsAs. CITY. Oct. 10. .--CATTLE-Receipts
- fif4yyy head. Slow, steady.
tul Us, Reeslpts 1000 head. STEADY, closing
shGEp-RSosipts 1000 head. strong.
.|fRtlh. OMAHA. Oct. I0.--HO0s--Reoelpts
~ heeslptn, $500 head Steady feed.
l'stf e. :, ;R,sfIp,s st.ppe hssa Essasru
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-10
Treasury Instruction on Liberty Loan CONCESSION

the
Liberty Bonds for bonds Secretary NcAdo has
will be
forth which should
ad
ice
the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-10
French BOrrOwers Making Pavment

from
Of
OF
noisht
y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-10
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank cleariuRs today compared with Corre-
ruOudiug day last two years.
Philadelphia sos, ISL qSS sac OIL ,pgI &ii 2pl .Obs
Ncw YORK. .5O8 90 2gO 1901 O22 6l4SIl OIL
Boston ...... so. sos Si5 IS, lGI,5s3 8IIlt iG2
Baltimore o. I,Oi7. 500 I.3Gb,9 $50 SG9i,53A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-10
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

Few changes in the prices Of local banks
and trust companies stocks were recorded at
the auction sale Of securities conducted to-
day by Barnes & l.oHand Fairmount Saw
ings and Trust Company advanced 2l4
points to 102l4, Fire Association gained =
and j. II. Stetson Company common 3a,
West End Trust lost points,
The sales follow:
STOCKS
81 shrs, North Wildwood Improvement
100 shrs East ss Iron and Machine Co. pre- -.
10 shrs s'ise Real ps Estate 'SS Trust Co. prcicrred
10 shFs, RH' Nswin Hatnes Co. Dreferrsd 'O w
shrtsG rs pssrsgcrf srSSf 4 EnSei Brewing Co. ~
shrs, bank Si'' Of Il North America; par oso
'' 'AS FRSs!S% l. l. C. e. 5S5sa
81 shrs. ss'j Bank Of North America par par ,.a
10 ."!: .~R Rar siSS t;s:t iiaS 1897 3s5
10 sRFs, sRFs fG@ RobeTt Norris trust CO.. par ~
% shrs. lOS West End Trust 60 PsE ii36, ISS
2 shrs, Fire Association of Philadelphia ,,o,.
shrs Rs' Fire Association Of Phiiadephia o,O,,
III shrs critS in1'eo"uIis eo.; par SIS 'o, sue. 2O
shTs par UsiSd SIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. f'r'"'e" u'"'' 80 12s
8 shrs Peoples National Fire Insurance
90 shT. To PdRople Rs5l Nationai Fire insaianc:
15 shrso o PSSiisdeiPha Si lie Insurance Co; ,ou
shr. par John I'm b. stetsonn Co preferred: -,
sh+s Rar John S1UO h stciion Co. common; a,.,
shTs' par JOHN siUO B. stciion co, common; .,o,,
40 .bLs par ssrgDer srgD d Engel Brewing Co.
preferred; par 800, ,..,,....,.,,,, 30
a shrs, Merchants and Miners Trsnspor- -,
.nt tAilgs i9brSTS SS Go. Of Philadelphia 20
BONDS
,aOO t-nion Passenger Railway Co.. per
Wv" cent Extended. Coupons April
and October. Due 1860, ,......... 90
tOOO Borough OF Media, Pc; 81 per cent.
Coupons May and November, Due a.
May I. 1924 ...,: :.,...,........; ~
ooOO American Ice Co, per cent. Real
estate general mortgage coupons oo.,
Tebruary and August, Due 1919 OSA
aoOO state Line and sullivan Railroad
wv" CO. ~ per cent, First mortgege
Coupons January and July Due 40
.o,, r,,nssp,c5 lssS railroad Co., 5 Per cent.
ooV First mortgage. Coupons January =.
and July. Due 1880. t......s 81
ooo c,itv Of Philadelphle, pr cent a.
q. ,,,l pa' isss srshilaStiohis' pti ,sas
@W rua 1880 81. lt NA&FtF~4 ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-10
TRAILS" EQUIPMENT CERTIFICATES
ASAN NATTRACTIVEI EINVESTMENT
Many Offered Are Free From State and Income
Taxa Comparison-Gossi of
the Street

a
to equipment
certificates
standpoint as they are free from both State
homs
the
Of
to
safea md profitable
Baltimore
of 1918 and 1914 which have IS
Of tho Baltimore Ohio
mott a In
Railroad IA
.frumS
come axes al OF n . basisUr bette
Of o
philadelphia present
ona pcrc
against these there the New York Central
and
the iias Of 1917 selling a
OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-10
LOCAL MINING STOCKS

RAILROAD EARNINGS
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER AND FTrTSBURtr
1917 Increase
First week October o.. S83G.iI7 $50, 2lJ
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Depression 10 Be Follomed By Roused Interest

ur
Liberty il a
Of a
tt Of
it
sun their nalnents
u subscribed
frs issue
fall
Il
70 holdings
Against these excuses is first of ALL the big fact that the
instead of 8 that the number of buyers who purchased the first
srat
sonet 10
tho ground they selling
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-10
GOVERNMENTS LOCAL
MARKET REPORTS

THIS daily report Is sent out bg ne
Buredu Of Bdrkcts Of The United states
department Of Agriculture, Phtlddelphta
ordHoh, tciib headquarters dt SO0-Si5 ~
SArdnoe EEchdn0c Building. Bell Telephone
lombard IN
oesed on sales at the various railroad depotsJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-10
srRN0 GARDEN INSTITUTE
Both Sczcs

~ n Ger broad and spring Garden StrOsIs
Mint and day classes, DrawlnG, MSphlns shop
pTsSss nsSsrsis s.p, hssIss wis: toS tAuS%HPfe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-10
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The market ruled firm on basis Of S.3jc FOL
extra fine granulated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-10

HEIP wANTED-rEMALE
LAUNDRY HELP
FOR GOVERNMENT LAUNDRY WORK.
Experienced and inexperienced markers,
snrters operators on press machines, folders
and general work, good wages paid; new
building; conditions very plea SAINT PENN
SGl.EANtA LAUNDRY CO. 3lO n. 32d st.
HELP WANTED--NIALE
CARPENTERS wanted. Apply Phiia. EleCtr rio
60. 2Sth aud Christian SITS, east gate, Ask
for Mr.. Bailey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
APPOINTED TO WEST POINT
Sergeant Ford. Of Wn,crI.. and Ge,rrr
Nnnturc. Of stanton. to Enter
Military, Academy

Sergeant William w. Ford OF WAY.
criy, now with the one Hundred and
Twelfth Machine Gun Battalion. C.mn
Mcclellan. formerly Of the Fourth Nir-
Stnia Reg mcnt, and George Dewey
Nanture, Of stanton. OF Company T..
ono Hundred and Sixteenth United
states Infantry also AZ Camp McCicl.
Ian, were yesterday appointed by Gov
crnor stuart - candidates for admis-
sion TO the West Point Military Ac,-
denny. These amendments from the
National Guard were authorized by the
war Department They were made Nv
Governor stuart after AL Of the Viz
Slnia suardsmou had been given an
"npor'""''N to enter competitive OK.
animation at the Admission training
camp. Before their admission 10 Wcst
Point Mcssrs. Ford ana Nauturc viii
he required to pass q further cxarnima-
lion in March
The Governor also named Monroe
Elack. of South Norfolk one Hundred
and Eleventh Ficld Artillery. For,
oelc;horrc aud Sergeant benjamin 1;
Poyton, Charlottcs vile. ono Hundred
and SiNtccnth Infantry. Camp McClcl.
Ian, "a rltCruatcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
MERCHANT CHARGED WITH
BUYING STOLEN GOODS
Charles Castclvccchi Is Arrested
After Officers Search
His Safe.
CoLoHED GIRL is ACCUSED
Said to Have Stolen Stamps From
ontces i'm First National Bank
Building and Sold 30 Cents Worth
for 81 Cents.

Another alleged case of indiscrimi-
nate buying of stolen goods came to
hSht yesterday. uncovered BY A. f.
cannady. officer for the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company. when Ruth Page. "a little col
ofed girl. was seen selling postage
stamps which. il is alleged she stole
from the offices of the railroad COM
panY 10 Frank ID. Prato. a clerk in the
store OF charles tastelvccchi. SQ2 North
titth street. The girl is thirteen wears
ola. ana was in the custom of going
Win her mother to the Offices of the
company in tho First National Bank
l'uiidinG 10 assist her In cleaning
stamps had been missed for long
'ime. and Yesterday. in his invcstira-
ton OF the ease. Detective Cannady
caught tho girl in the act Of takin:
some from the Offices
She was allowed TO return home with
her mother. and the inquiry was con
iinucd in order to find where she had
been disposinS OF them. Detective Ser
geant Willy. the railroad officer and
the girl went to the Casteivecchi store
and there she offered the clerk 30 cents
worth OF stamps. II was said by the
officers that she was given - cents for
these search warran; was then
sworn out. and upwards OF 81. worth
OF stamps were found in the safe and
In a drawer in the store.
Mr. Prato was then arrested and la
ter in the afternoon Mr.. Castclvccchi
WAS taken TO the Second Police Sta
ton Gall was given for their APP
pcarance in Police Court
Many compla ints have been made
lately of the practice among certain
dealers OF careless buying OF articles
from young coIorcd boys and girls and
from older persons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
WRIT OF ERROR DENIED
supreme Court Refuse. pctitIuu n,
Roshanna Amman Of Princess
Anne County.

The petition OF RoshanE., Ahman
81 a. 70: writ OF error in the suit
asainSt siollie Nimmo ct al from The
circuit Ccur; OF Princess Anne Cour-
y. was .enied yesterday by the Vir-
Einia supreme Court of Appeals
In the case Of Wilson's Administers
Trim against tho Nirsinia Portland
halfway Company. the Circuit Court OF
Augusta County, which found for the
nlaihh" was reversed in an opinion
hanocd down by Judge Kelly with
Judge Rurks and Judge Prentis dis
sentin:.
In the case Of the Bank OF Bristol
against j. :. Ashworth, in which The
Circuit Court OF Washing; ION County
sustained the contention OF The defend
ant that ii WAS without jurisdictions
al opinion was handed down reversing
the decision of the court below and
r"mandinS the sui; for trial Judge
Sims rendered the opinion with judo =
Whittle and Judge Eurks dissenting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
Ninth Annual Meeting of National A.
soriatiOn Opens mt Jefferson
This Morning.

ThiS morning at 10 o'clock at the
jefferson Hotel the first session Of
the ninth annual meeting OF tho As
ISOLATION of Feed Control Officials of
the United states Will take place. with
promincn; officials in attendance The
meeting Will continue for TWO DAYS.
and during tn cscssions many i'm
toriant topics will be discussed. sub
lccts that arc Of vital Importance to
tho country.
The executive committee held its
meeting yesterday afternoon at ,
+" clock and completed ARRANGEMENTS
for tho meeting
The officers OF the association arc.
; Is Johnson. president. Columbus
ONO; =. :. cathcart. vice president.
New brunswick. y. j.. and =. II. Smith.
secretary treasurer, Amherst. Mass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
UNIFORMS ARRIVE FOR
HOME GUARD COMPANIES
Company Drills In New Field t.rnY
Khaki outft With khaki
LrEEinES.

Company {. Richmond Home Guard.
turned out last nigh; in their now
uniforms. and tho men made "A spicn-
did showing.
The uniforms. furnished by Cans
Eady con pany. arc of field gray khaki.
regular military hat. with cord OF Erccu
and white. and khaki lcggings.
Each member wears "A button dcSic
mating his company and district
The men expect soon TO be sworn
in as special policemen. with full au-
ihoriiy at all times, AID are subjcc,
10 call by the Mayor or Chief OF Police
tor amy special occasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
Chauneur.' Case. Continued.

pom the arraiSnmcni in Police Court
Mester OF j.. u. Bottom. Dewey Jolly.
l. y jolly T.. W. Rollins and j. w.
buchcr al! chaulfeurs. on the CHARGE
"i asSaultinS - c. Ice" Edwin T..
Rove of it.5 North Twentieth Street,
IN" case was continued until rcyt
tuesday. Lee" who the chauffcurs
claim gave information tc officers on
INC strength of which Dewey Jolly wa;
arrested for selling whisky. did not
l'"Au'S SHi'ic'cnt evidence ycs;erday
!" warrant Police Justice Maurice in
deciding tho ease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
SOME RETAILERS
RESENT INTERFERENCE

"A few retailers, representing. am
slad 10 say, small minority OF the
hiGh-class men engaged in the coal
business in Virginia. have resented in
reference. and have said that if the
profits that they are now making are
intcrfered with they will decline TO
distribute coal. without regard TO the
resultant hardship 10 the people OF the
localities they serve. My answer haa
been that il their business is con-
Quoted with reasonable prof., and re-
gard to the rights of consumers. they
Will not be interfcrcd with but If
they decline to operate under govern
mcnt control. means will immcdlatcly
he devised to meet the coal require :
mcnts OF those localities by using other
agencies Of distribution.
II desire to emphasize that "a, this
great crisis no one engaged in thc
fuel business. in SO far as IL lies in
my power. will be permitted 10 take
advantage of the existing emergency
&c exact selfish and excessive profit
our every resource is being modified
in tho great fight that we arc waginE
Coal. its distribution and regulation OF
nricc. ia one of our most serious in
icrnal problems. The poor must be pro
tcctcd not only in securing neccSsary
coal. but in securing coal at reason
able price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
Help Load Up Pipes
Of Boys in France

Tear out this coupon. nil u In
and scnd ms much money as You can
spare To buy tobacco for the Ameri-
can soldiers and sailors in France.
Each dollar bu!s four packages of
tobacco.
To The 1imes-Dispntch,
lncloscd md 60 buy 49,
packages of tobacco, through ..Our
Boys in France Tobacco Fund.- for
American lighting men in France.
! understand that cach dollar buys
four packages. each with retail
value OF Ia cents, md thnt In each
OF my packages VIII be placed .
postcard. addressed TO me, on which
my unknown friend. the soldier, will
send me messnEe OF thanks.
>n"e Observation-Disclosures. go.
Address .................
Cit. Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
CHARGES
SHOULD HE At ONCE nE:PORTEp

THE commissions OF leading men
associated with me in this work in
every section OF Virginia. serving. as
am. without compensation. will as
sist me in administering the duties OF
fuel distribution and price rcsula zion
FOR the primary purpose of satisfying
our minimum domestic needs at rca-
Sonable prices. so thai the coal re-
CURED by our allies can be furnished
and our war preparations continued
without interruption.
Il would appreciate advice. with fun
information, from all sections of Nir-
Ginia as TO any attcmp; on the part
OF any one 10 charge eXorbitant profits
or otherwise take advantage OF the
existing shortage Of fuel"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23

I'd" ard Moore was convicted ia Tic
iirstin=S Court yesterday OF a charge
1T malicious Wou1dinE. and hi; IAN
iShmcnt fixed at six months in all.
Leslie Dunn WAS acquitted of "a charge
Of robbinG Clarence Wyatt OF slt
George Smith was sentenced 70 thirty
DAYS in jail and fined $50 and costs
for Violating .hc prohibition act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
RICH TO CONTINUE
PERFORMANCES HERE
Daring rrapeze Artist VIII Round Out
Week Aiding "0ur Boy>"
Tobacco Fund.

The aerial performance by Harry
Rich on the roof Of the Richmond Ho-
tc! viii be repeated this afternoon "a;
$50 and again ~ 40 o'clock tonight.
The ::ct will also lie given tomorrow.
afternoon at the same hour. This was
announced last night by the manager
OF MIR. Rich. owing 10 a hitch in the
plan laid for appearing in Philadelphia
over the Weekend
Large crowds s.w two performances
yesterday and were again thrilled a,
tie daring acrobat swinging careless
iY far out over the ledge of the no =
til roof on the irapeZc bar. Not only
does MIR. Rich cause QuiNeCS To run
along the spinal columns OF his audi :
enCc but he does some really clevr.
stunts on the bar one slide. i'm par
ticular. where he releases his hoid. lets
his body slip .iloI-S the bar. and. lust
as II would seem that he j. abou, to
NY haadlonG into Capitol square. lie
catches his toes in the swiHsin: bar to
the Amusement OF SPECTATORS
Thirty per cent of the contributions
which are made "a, each performance. is
being given by Mr. Rich to our Boys
in France Tobacco Fund" ihrouch The
Times Dispatch Those who have not
seen the daring aerial artist in his
act VIII miss u rare entertainment.
and an excellent opportunity OF lend
ing their aid TO worthy cause il they
fell to 20 to Capitol Square This af-
ic,noon and night. or tomorrow af-
tcinOon to witness tho pcrfo:ma nc G
of Mv Rich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
Night Indu>iriniC. a>.r

- One OF the most Hromi.lu. of Ron
nrond's community school s conducted
lin Buchanan School every Frida. c,rn
ing from 1850 10 $50. Hero arc might
classes IN sowing. millmcly crochet.
inG, - em sD'l, T"''l,aS >na eca-
4 features. the work OF this center
enriched and made more tuirrcst,uy
4 by An appropriate adore gwen cucrv
Friday by some prominent ,o'or,d
speaker on some 'mportau- 'opi. ~
Z tho day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
Meeting Ia Posinoncd.

On failure OF quorum TO be pres
cnt. the stockholders Of the Virgin
Navigation Company postponed their
meeting yesterday until December 20.
The continuation OF the river boat ser
vice between Richmond and Norfolk
will be a feature Of discussion at this
meeting il is said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
BLUE COMPANY TO III:
MlNrL:Nl:D IN NO NII,I,r

Tho E'uc Company Will he mustered
into state service tonight at tho Elues'
Nrmory. Sixth and Marshall Streets. a,
clock. Every member OF this com
rany must hc present; Any young man
desiring TO enlist can do so at lUi Eas;
Broad street. This company vii; ac-
ccpi few more recruits. The cnlistinc
headquarters VIII remain open after tho
company has been mustered in,o stats
service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-23
War Relief Association
Appeals for Clothing

Mrs. !. St. George bryan, chair
man OF tho clothes committee, re-
quests that persons having rIotbes
which they do not need send them
10 the War Relief Headquarters. Al.
ii>"" Huilding. Main street, at
Eighth She says That mems,
"omcn'>. rhildren's and Infants
clothes will he acceptable. The call
il urgent.