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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-03

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-03
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-10-03

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
GOOD ROADS SESSION
FORMALLY PROCLAIMED
Governor Davis Issues Call to LeEisIn-
tors for Transncting Spc-
cfnl BUSINESS.

Governor Davis yesterday made pub
lie the formal proclamation calling to-
Eether the Virginia Assembly for n
special session beginning ut IL o'clock
noon on Wednesday, August Is. The
proclamation reads:
Whereas. application I'm writing
under the signatures of a number
greater than two-thirds OF the mem
bers Of both houses OF the General
Assembly of Virginia has been made
on the Governor. as OF June II, 1919.
section I3 OF the Constitution OF Nir-
Sinia, to convene tho General AS
sembly in special session rs soon as
practicable for the purpose of maxi
ing proper provision for securing for
the Commonwealth of Virginia it's al
lotment of the Federal aid road funds.
which have been appropriated by the
Congress of the United States under
the acts approved July IL, 1916. and
February IS, 1919. respectively; now
Therefore, I. Westmoreland Davis.
Governor OF Virginia. in pursuance Of
the Constitution and laws OF the
Commonw wealth of Virginia do hereby
summon the members of tho Senate
and of the House Of Delegates. con-
sti,utnE the General Assembly of the
Commonwealth of Virginia. to con-
Vene in extra session at their respec-
tive chambers in the Capitol at Rich
mond. at u o'clock noon, on Wednes-
day, the 18th day of August, 1919.
Given under my hand. and under
the Lesser Seal of the Commonwealth,
in the year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and nineteen, and in
the one hundred and forty third year
OF the Commonwealth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
MAKES BOCOCK RECEIVER
OF FANCY GOODS COMPANY
business OF Eileen Harrison Taken
Under Courts Direction. mt
Her Own Request.

Judge Crumr. in the Law and Equity
Court, yesterday appointed John H.
Bocock receiver for the business of
Eileen Harrison. on petition filed by
her. In requesting the appointment
of n receiver for her business. the pc
titioner sets out that she has been
conducting a fancy dress goods estab-
lishment at 20S North Fifth Street. un-
der the name of the National Fancy
Goods Company, and in connection
Herewith has been operating a fac
tory at No. IA North Fifth Street
1t is further set out that petitioner
made practice of requiring her women
workers, without acceptable bank
references, TO make deposits of s3.5O
each. to protect her against the loss
Of material and that certain of these
women. on June 90. had her arrested on
charge of uttering false and mislead-
ing advertisements.
Petitioner declares that this has in
jured her credit with the banks and
that as one creditor is suing her for
$500 and others have claims against
her, 1t ia necessary that a receiver be
appointed to carry on her business as
a going concern. In the bill of COM
plant II is declared that the value Of
stock, fixtures and the like, is $4,000
and that liabilities are not over $4,000.
The number of creditors is declared to
he over 500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
Is Fine for Ducks
and Garden Sass
Farmer Evans Furnishes
Just the Weather for
Sweet Potato Industry.

Yesterday was n fine day for ducks.
although the rain was not ferocious.
When the heavens Initiated a newly
opened bottle of irritated champagne.
the overflow descended in as orderly a
way as that of Hun prisoners march
ing TO sauerkraut festival. And 1t
was hot. 1t was as hot as Fair week,
about the time the fat mans race
starts.
About the time the celestial LIQUID
bounced off the bean of the passerby,
or nose-dived from bumbershoot
Able Onion, Annie Squash, Miss Cab
bagehead and the rest of the garden
gang Tapped UP the moisture obstrep-
erously and clamored for more.
Weeds went straight up in the air.
Straw hats. which suffered from en-
posture. all but sprouted. Farmers cele-
brated with a day off and dinkeycd
with the almanac.
According to the weather man. the
precipitation was eighty-huniredths of
an inch yesterday and one and fifty
six hundredths inches since Tuesday.
Every rustic got his sweet potato plants
in the armament successfully.
The downfall fell fitfully from Q
o'clock in the morning until midnight
and was still successful in finding a
place to fall when the milkman yank cd
on his hosiery and departed with his
fiery steed and his moving dispensery,
early this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28

"S0UTH SIDE LAGOONS" FLAG
WILL BE GIVEN TO U. D. C..
Captured Standard to he Sent Here
for Bedford County
Chnpter.

According to dispatches received late
last night from Washington, Senator
Edge. former Governor OF New Jersey.
has made public the statement that
the Governor-General of New Jersey
will send to the Acknowledgement of
Virginia the battle flag OF the South
Side Lagoons," captured by Federal
troops in the War Between the States.
The information was received in a
letter to Representative James p
Wood of the Sixth District, from
Senator Edge. The flag will be re-
turned to the Daughters of the Con-
federacy OF Bedford County. where the
south Side LaSoons' were formed
The only surviving member of the
command is Major w. Is. Grave, who
is eighty-four years OF age. and is
greatly pleased that the flag OF his
famous organization is TO be returned
to his native State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
IN MAD DASH ALONG GRACE
STREET TRUCK HITS 3 CARS
E. X. Smith Under Arrest, Charged
With Reckless Driving While
Intoxicated.

Charged with driving recklessly
while under the influence Of intoxi-
cants f. *. Smith, of 203 West Cary
Street, was arrested late last night
after having struck three automobiles
with truck he was driving, according
TO Lieutenant Samuels. of the traffic
department.
Police assert that Smith was driving
an automobile truck without lights al
rate of speed averaging thirty miles
an hour. When driving down Grace
Street. between Fourth and Fifth
Streets, he Is said to have collided
with automobiles belonging to f. Is.
Robins, of 2216 Monument Avenue: A.
6. Jones. of 2o3 West Franklin Street,
and r. Parrish. of Gresham Court
Apartments. The car of Mr.. Jones was
severely damaged. while all suffered TO
some extent, even to the truck driven
by Smith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
ADVERTISERS CLUB GROWS
Menabership Declared TO HIVE Do,.,.s
within Month. According 10
President Ezekiel

More than 100 members of the Adj
Yeftisers Club attended the regular
weekly midday luncheon of the or
ganlzation yesterday at O'Clock in
me BUSINESS Mems Club. 1t was said
70 De the most largely attended meeting
the advertisers have ever had in noin3
Or membership. The president. L. X.
Ezekiel. in Introducing the sneaker.
Dri tDouE!as Freeman, reviewed the
facts leading up TO the incrcascd ,nn,,s
4beTship. which has more than doubled
within the month
Dr. Freeman delivered the hrst Of
series OF lectures on The Psychologv
OF Advertising" IL outlining his taik
yesterday he divided his subject into
lthe practical. experimental and con
ifidential. 49, LII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
S2,500,000 BOND ISSUE
IN COMMITTEE MONDAY
Mayor Ainslie and Director Boiling
Invited to Meet With Finance
Members.
PLAN REAL ESTATE TAX LEVY
Chief OF Public Works Understood
to Believe Main Thoroughfares
Running From City to Country
Shoald Be First Improved.

Councilman Roden's plan for a So
100000 bond issue for the general i'm
provement of the streets of Richmond
ellis Committee on Finance on Mon.
day night a S o'clock. Mayor Ainslie
and Director of Public Works Boiling
nave been invited to meet with the
committee. and it is understood that
several alternate plans will be pro-
posed carrying into effect the same
general idea.
Mr.. Roden's idea is for the city to
issue the S2,50o.000 of ten-year bonds
to be sold at the rate of 100000 a
year for five years, and that a special
real estate tax be levied to meet the
interest on the bonds and provide for
their complete redemption within ff-
teen years.
No Increase Before 1920.
While the increase in taxes would
not fall against real estate until next
year. the Department of Public Works.
If the plan is adopted, could proceed
to get bids and put under contract
some of the improvements that are
most needed
1t is understood that Mr.. Boiling
believes that first attention should be
paid to the main thoroughfares that
lead from the city into the country.
In recent official report MIR. Boiling
declared that never in his official ex-
perience had he known the streets In
the older parts of the city to be in
year, Is little but patchwork repairs
has been done since 1915. The budget
appropriation for streets is less now
than it was ten years ago, when the
area of the city was comparatively
small.
Strong Sentiment for Issue.
Sentiment for bond Issue for
streets is undoubtedly strong in the
Council. and the fight will come on
the distribution of the funds which
will be derived from floating the bonds
IL Is understood that several OF the
city legislators have stated that they
Will not vote for bond Issue unless
given definite assurance that their sec
tons OF the city will be given a GER
tain proportion of the contemplated
paving. 1t is probable that in the
legislation connected with the author
izing OF the bond issue an attempt will
be made to direct where the funds
shall be expended This is certain to
cause much debate, and as 1t will be
difhcuit for the different interests tc
get together the bond issue may be
delayed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
eNIMRoDs TO COMPETE TODAY
West End Cum Club Member. sec,. :,
~ Dislodse Rucser MS Trophy.
Az Holder.

M enoers OF the West End Gun Club
w1ll resume competition for .he chaI,
aenge trophy this afternoon
LOUIS Rueger now holds the chal
ienSe trophy. 1t will be necessary for
MIN 10 break twenty-five targets out
of the first twenty-five to retain the
trophy.
Secretary NJ D. Hart has announced
the added bird target handicap allow
f. G. Chalkley, W II. Eancs Dr.
Rockwell. r. G. Cabell, j. b. Swart.
,lGout NONE; N. D. Hart. j. NJ Nc
ger, Jr, Oliver Bostock. W. p. Leigh
Two; J. II. Crenshaw, r. B. Jones
coward TAYLOR. +. j. Flippen. John
e: A. Grubbs. Colonel n. II. Grundv
tthrse; w b. Jerman. five: J. L. Vassar'
-. Weisiger. George l.. Street. Jr
KISS. Jr" nine; d. Benjamin Bloxton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
AWARDED $1,000 DAMAGES
Asserted In Claim Filed That Street
Chr Threw Her to
Pavement

were awarded to Minnie l.. Moon yes
tcrday by a Jury in the Hastings Court,
Part IL, in her suit against the Vir-
GINA Railway and Power Company
The original amount asked for by the
plaintiff was $4,000, which was asked
for alleged injuries 10 an ankle which
were sustained when a street car on
the Seventh Street line was said TO
have started off while she was in the
act of boarding it.
TO bear in the case. she was thrown to
the ground violently by the sudden
start of the car and although the ac-
ctdent occurred last December she
asserts she has not recovered entirely
and has been greatly incapacitated
since the occurrence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
FEDERAL MANAGER GIVING
BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON TODAY
George w. Stevens, of Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad, EntertninA
mt Manor.

officers OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad and directors of the company
will attend today birthday luncheon
given by George w Stevens. Federal
manager of the road, at his country
residence. Virginia Manor" near
Greenlce. Va.
MIR. Stevens birthday will be the
Goth, but as that day is Sunday. 1t
was decided to have the celebration
today. This luncheon Is an annual af-
fair and is in the nature of a gct-to-
sether meeting OF the officials for an
informal exchange of ideas and dis
cussion OF methods for improving the
service and is greatly enjoyed by
those who attend.
The guests from Richmond left for
Greenlee in special car last evening
and will return tomorrow morning.
Those invited from Richmond are as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
EDUCATORS LEAVE FOR
MILWAUKEE CONVENTION
DIR. Chandler and A. ii. Hill to Attend
ScssiOn OF National
Association.

DR.. ]. A. C. Chandler and First As
sistant Superintendent a. II. Hill left
the city yesterday for Milwaukee, Wis,
where they will attend the sessions OF
the National Education Association.
DIR. Chandler sewers his connection
with the Richmond school system on
July l. AT the last meeting of the
School Board, Chairman w. Floyd
Reams. in short address, presented
Dr. Chandler with a gold watch as a
token of friendship and esteem from
the School Board and assistant
superintendents. In accepting the
gift he expressed briefly his deep ap-
probation and his extreme regrets at
giving up his work in Richmond
Superintendent Elect Hill will as
sumo the duties Of his office upon his
return TO the city about July Z.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
APPLY FOR CHARTER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Association Limits
Itself TO Ownership of 500
Acres.

Application for n charter was made
yesterday by the Richmond Anti
tuberculosis Association from tho
State Corporation Commission. The
association limits itself to the owner
ship OF 500 acres Of property, and it's
directors include twenty-three citizens.
The officers as named in the applica-
tion for charter are: President. II.
Henry HARDWOOD; vice pre- sidents. Mrs.
Mary Edmonia Garcin. Mrs. Mildred
Boyd Hayes, Mrs. Edna NJ. McAdams,
Mrs. John c. Robertson: treasurer. S.
Webb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
THIEVES TAKE AUTOMOBILE
OWNED BY H. L. FERGUSON
New Car Standing ut Ninth and Grace
Streets stolen During
Afternoon,

Thieves Appropriated the new auto
mobile of II. l.. Ferguson. of Beach.
in Chesterfield County, about o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The car had been
left standing at Ninth and Grace
Streets by the owner.
Police were notified yesterday that
an automobile. the property of B. O..
:nson and Hroad Streets few weeks
ago. had been recovered at Oxford
y. G. Detectives will leave at once to
bring back the car and attempt to trace
the thieves. who sold the car TO c. G..
BoninGs, OF Oxford. He found that
the car had been stolen and Cancelled
the check before they could collect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
ROANOKE TEN MEN SHORT
Magic City Fails In It's Attempt to
Organize National Guard
Company.
Especial to The T!mes-Dispatoh. !

Especial to The Times d ispato
ROANOKE. VA. June 27.-After
three attempts. Roanoke tonight failed
TO organize National Guard company,
but Major LeMasurier. representing 10
Lane Stern, Adjutant General of Vir-
Richmond. that he would cndeavor to
secure an extension OF the War De-
partment concessions beyond July ! in
order TO give the city another chance
organization tonight failed through
the lack OF ten enlistments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
HOW TO SECURE TICKETS
Relatives May Obtain Gard. M Arm,rx
ssSi-- Today for Soldicrs' Memorial
\ sf.t Service,

This Homecoming committee an
,nounced last night that an members
sofathe immediate families OF men who
lost their lives. both white ana "ni
pred. should apply at the Grays' Arm
tory, between IL o'clock this morning
and 6. o'clock tonight. 10 receive tictets
70 admit them to the CITY Auditorium
Sunday. at i:a0 O'Clock, for NE me-.
mortal exercises.
Names Of any additional men VINO
made the supreme sacrifice or notice
Of errors In the lists already Printed
should be submitted 10 Room ain
Mutual Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
HONOR sCHUTTE's MEMORY
Richmond Policemen Place Pictures
of Officer Who Fell In Frnnce In
all stations.

In honor of their comrade, who was
killed in the Meuse-A rgonne offensive
on November 3. 1918. police yesterday
OF South Richmond in each Of the
Richmond police stations and hung
one in the chiefs office at headquart-
crs. a picture similar TO those placed
in tho stations was given to his sister.
Mrs. Emma Rattle. Of South Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
LAY CORNER STONE TODAY
Grace Memorial Methodist Church
Exercises to lie Held This
Afternoon.

The exercises attending the laying
of the cornerstone of Grace Memorial
Methodist Church Will begin in the
chapel of the Soldiers Home promptly
at o'clock this afternoon.
St. Johns Lodge, No. SO, A. F. &
a. NJ, will lay the cornerstone OF the
new church, which is being erected at
Stuart Avenue and the Boulevard. fol-
lowing the service In the chapel.
The address OF the occasion will be
delivered by Rev. w. A. Christian
D. D., president of Blackstone Female
Institute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
HORSESHOE DERAILS CAR
Vehicle Loaded With Mill Opcratiyen
Crashes Into Fence OF Baliou
Park,

DANVILLE VA JUNO PA horse-
shoe left in the rail OF the street car
company nearly caused a serious acct
dent yesterday evening when car
tives returning downtown was derailcd
and, turning diagonally, crashed into
the fence of Ballou Park. The car was
moving at Il swift gait and could not
be stopped when off the metals until
il had met the obstruction. There were
no personal injuries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
POLICE TESTS WEDNESDAY
Captain Pollock Will Hold TIxnminn-
lions 10 FIJI Ten Vacancies
On Force.

Examinations to fiji vacancies on the
police force will be held Wednesday
al o'clock. at Police Headquarters.
Captain Pollock Will conduct the en-
animation. IL is said that between
three and five appointments will be
made from those proving themselves
eligible in their tests. a total OF ten
vacancies now exist OH the force.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
H. F. POTTS REELECTED
Abingdon Man ItGnin Heads Eprorth
League of Southern Methodist
Churches.
IBv Associated prcss.l

KNOXVILLE. TENN, June 27.-The
re- ELECTION OF H. T.. Potts, of Abingdon,
Va, as president of the II olston Con-
ference. Epworth League OF Southern
Methodist Churches. and tine election
OF other strong workers to officers OF
the organization, featured the final
business session OF the 1919 conference
held at the Broad street Methodist
Episcopal Church. South, today.