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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
CITY EMPLOYEES SEEK
INCREASES IN SALARIES
Representatives of Three Departments,
confer With Director Of Public
Utilities TrRlord.

Seeking an increase in pay, To he
come effective with the beginning of
the new fiscal year OF the city. repre-
scntatiNcs Of the city workrncn from
the gas. water and electrical depart
ments. yesterday conferred with hi
rector Of Public Utilities Trafford
The committee. not having "A specific
request Tor increases prepared, viii
complete paper showing the adj
VanccS in pay requested. and submit it
to Mr.. Tranord in few days.
The director Of the department stated
Yesterday afternoon that the workmrn
who called on him did not represent
any union that may exist, but came as
representatives Of the men employed
in the three divisions Of the depart
ment of which he is director. Good
feeling prevailed throughout the dis
cussions. Mr. Trafford declared. He
said that he Was now preparing his
budget request for the Mayor, and the
worEnicn, knowing that AN increase
could not be obtained through al! OF
next year unless such increase was In
cluded in the present budget, requested
y hca ring OF their case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
CONVENTION OF DAUGHTERS
OF 1912 STARTS TUESDAY
Nrs. ". samuel Goodw,n. Of I:mporis,
III Preside at Sessions OF
state GATHERINGS

Announcement was made vce.erda,
mat arrangements had been perfected
I"rr ,h'e, hinin 4nhHai !conv"ntiou % III"
Of lAi2. winch VIII convene IN tho
jefferson Hotel. beginning Tuesday ~
lu,%p qG..ocE5; The .rresiden', Mrs. W.
side. ana deliver a gr.ctinE 10 nc
delegates after which MISS Alice Neg
comb cha rman OF tn" crrd,utial com
muirc. wIl! max" her report Fo}losv-
chant"rs in tho state. ain of when have
n'ch "ctlFt IN cons tructivc work dur
Ihe del"g ties VIII be entertained a.
lunch WINCH VIII be served in tn.
Flemish room at the Jefferson. 'rGc
HiicFhonn viii bc given over To M.
a,ll1hi ."n exercises Ia Hollywood
Among matters engaging the aucn-
non ~! tn" convention VIII be tho
e.'ti ION OF a president to succeed Mrs
hN niiHi ON. Airs. GoOGwyu haa also
"'ri hou"rcd hv INC national socictv.
,'iil* ftc.htly been elected vice
ATS Clarence +. u Jcnnc the ma
'""Ai pres dent has hccn invited 10
49, n" state society during the con
state officers who VIII he In attend.
Gh,s an ~" convention Include Mrs VI.
.I'"G"En MrE warner Moore. Mrs.
J. q IN ,,I,.. Mrs J.. pud"y Wrs.
T. =. Casscil. Mrs iohn H., I'd :. :, -
MFs CHARLES g. Gibson. Mrs . NJ
V,' ne 9inii hson, Mrs j. ~ righcr. Mrs.
E,n1,s' MI " 81 Anna Nebictt aud Miss
h N'dneslay morning. The convc,-
non WIZ elect officers ana Inc cnr.iu
ra'.n. .i new business viii occiinv
Glludcs Mrs. Warner Moore. M az
'nfcs.i and Mrs william j. Iudd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
TELLS HOW BRITISH WENT
THROUGH GARDEN OF EDEN
James w. Gnfnford Addresses student
BODY Of Medical College of
of Virginia ut Hall,

Difficulties enconatcretk by a section
OF the British arrny. in going through
the Garden OF Eden, which is located
IN the region between the TigriS and
Euphartes Rivers. was the subject OF a
talk to the student body OF the Mcdi-
cal College Of Virginia at College Hall
last night by James W. Gainrurd. the
State secretary OF the Y. NJ G. A. who
spent three years in the service Of the
British army.
An orchestra OF six pieces. OF which
Richard Lanier, OF Fredericksburg. il
the leader. supplied the musical pro-
gram OF the meeting
One Of the points brought out by the
speaker was the fact that with the
thermometer at 100 degrees in the
shade the British troops were fourteen
days from base hospital and medical
attention in the Garden OF Eden ana
the wounded had to be taken in OK
carts and by boat ana nnall, by rail
10 the base hos pital before their
wounded could be given medical at
tention.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of College
Hall, of which Mrs Stuart A1ichaux is
chairman, is plannin" reception to
the faculty and student Lodv OF the
Medical Coilerc next Wednesday, night.
which promises 10 he q brillian, AFFAIR
IN the social program Of Tho college.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
RICHMOND STUDENTS WILL
ATTEND DIES MONIES MEET
y. VI. Foy. II. 4. Ford. T.. IT. willing
ham and II. 4. O'Bricn Selected TO
Go to National Conference.

Four students of Richmond College
Will go TO the Des Moines student con-
vcntion as representatives of the Rich
mond College student body. They are
y. NJ. Fox. II. \. Ford. T.. t. Willing
ham and r. \. O'Brien. These will be
accompanied by the y. NJ. G. \ score
tary Of the college and a member Of
the faculty The convention meets on
December 81. and will continue until
January 4.
At a meeting last night OF tho col
lcSe Y. NJ. G. y. methods of securing
part of the expenses of these dele
gates were mapped out and plans made
for the hitting out OF the Red Cross
building left by tho army as n Y. NJ.
G. A.. building, which Will become for
the time being the social center build
ing.
Rev. G. w. sadler, an alumnus OF
Richmond College, and at present on
a furlough from his mission station
in the British colony of Nigeria. is
acting secretary OF tho Richmond Col
lcge Y. NJ. c. A. Mr.. Saddler is filling
the position made vacant by the forced
rest of Professor Decker, whose long
service as navy chaplain made it nee
cssary for him to relinquiSh his duties
at college for a short time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
WALTER KlRSH WINS SUIT
Hotel HicitmOnd Loses, hut Judge Scott
VIII Hear Motion to Set
Aside Verdict.

After the jury had found for the de-
PENDANT In the case Of the Richmond
Hotel against Walter lIirsh, Judge II.
Carter scott last night entertained a
motion Of counsel for the plaintiff TO
set aside the verdict. ana ordered Il
hearing TO take place at Il date to he
announced. The case, which has been
gong on IN the City Circuit Court for
iwo days. was one in which the Hotel
richmond sought to have declared null
- lcasc entered into with Kirsh for the
occupancy Of Il part Of the hotel build
ing on Ninth street to be used as a
soda water store and "lunchconette."
The plaintiff claimed that kirsh was
operating his "lunchconctte" on q scale
which was in all respects equal to
rcStaurant. and consequently in oppo-
ritiOn TO the dining-rOom and grill Of
the hotel Numerous dealers in the
city conducting the same buaincss as
EirHh were called az witnesses to shed
light on what would DO definition OF
Inc word "lunchconetie." Judge Scott
an likely call a hearing Oh the mo-
ton 10 set aside tho verdict in few
days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
BAPTIST WOMEN MEET
TO PLAN FOR CAMPAIGN
Leaders In Missionary Work on South
Side Hold SiI-Day Session at
BninbriuEe Street Church.

BAPTIST women of the eight churches
which compose Group No. of the
Woman's Missionary Society, filled
cambridge Street Baptist Church on
I ne South Side yesterday at the> reg
ular quarterly conference Of this group.
Leaders in the missionary activities
of the churches emphasized in their
talks the various phases Of the $50
100000 canpaisn, particularly the
question OF stewardship" in its rela-
ton to individual possessions being
held in trust for the furtherance OF
Divine plans.
Church societies represented at the
meeting were those OF cambridge
street. Clopton Street. Oak Grove,
stockton Street. Weathcrford Memorial,
Woodland Heights. Branch's and Beth
lchcm Baptist Churches. the two last
named being in Chesterfield County.
Mrs. W. j.. Johnson. OF Woodland
Heights presided. Speakers on the
program were Mrs. j. T.. Norvcll, Mrs.
X. &. Broaddus, Mrs. r. y. Eurford.
Mrs. Harvic Williams. Mrs. ]. r. Iiass,
Mrs. K. d. White. Mrs. Robert Carter,
Mrs. Edward r. Smith, Mrs. j. G.. Car
ter. Mics Fiossic Ncisicr, Miss Evcling
Morcing and Miss Mary LunSon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
SMALL VESSELS TO TAKE
PLACE OF DAY RIVER BOAT
Corporation Commission Permits
Dissolution OF Virginia Navigation
Company After November 20.
OLD POCAnONTAs WILL GO
Craft Which Has Piled Between
Richmond and Norfolk for Years
to Bc SuppIantcd by Lighter
Cargo Ships.

Cpon being advised that arrange
tmSntS nave been made to give better
than ever befoce. the State Corpora
ton Commission. after II brief hearing
EHsterday. granted permission to the
virginia Navigation Company TO dis
solve and 10 take off tho river the old
focahontas. which for two generations
, mos TiT yen S GAY service between Rich
!, was explained by Oscar J.. Shcw-
MAKE. representing the Surry Trans
portation Company. that his concern
now has three boats operating daily
on the James between Petersburg and
norfolk, making all intermediate stops.
off. which will be November 20 Il new
boat Will he put on between Richmond
and Petersburg. which will take care
ct traffic above City Point. and. when
desired, transfer of freight can be
made At City Point to the other boats
for delivery below that place. There
viii be no break in the service.
Improved Facilities offered.
Facilities will, it was stated. he
better than before, because the new
boats are small and can so up creeks
and arms Of the river to farms. avoid
sometimes for long distances
No one appeared at the hearing to
oppose the dissolution Of the Virginia
Navigation Company. but regret was
expressed that the old boat, so long
familiar sight, will he seen no more
Evidence indicated that the deficit is
tion Commissions engineer reported
that under present conditions II is inn
possible 10 operate tho boat without a
loss.
The evidence showed further that
water business on tho river day boat
is increasingly affected by the tendency
TO use motor trucks for hauling TO
steam railroad lines and steam launches
for river traffic. The launches can go
TAR inland on creeks and arms Of the
river. serving the people much more TO
their convenience than If the products
OF the farms were hauled to wharvcs
Requires LnrEc Crew.
Besides. il was pointed out. the
Pccahontas is primarily II passenger
the life-savTlG rules Of the Federal
government il is obliged OF carry a
complete outfit and crew sufficient in
case of accident TO save every ono Of
a possible 900 passengers. although
there might not be a single passenger
pany represented by Mr.. Shcwmake
operates small cargo boats with q
minimum of expense for labor, and
can give adequate service without loss
to its owners.
An idea has been advanced that tho
which owns nearly al the stock OF
the Virginia Navigation Company. de-
sired the death Of the latter so as to
benefit the line Of night boats ii oper-
atcs on tho James This was rcfuted.
however. in the report made by the
who pointed out that freight rates
have been lower on the day boat than
on the night boats. in spite or which
shippers have preferred TO use the night
line when possible at higher rates
because Of the moro expeditions dciiv-
az 1nS linn in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Stnte convention OF Eaunt Suf-
frnEc League OF Virginia at .JcNcr-
son Hotel. Regular sessions Mt 10,
1: and 4.
Hearing before state Corporation
commission on rules against Bucnn
VISTA Plaster Company. tonuoke
Dairy and Ice Company md Hack
stone Fucl Company for failure TO
make corporate reports mt 10.
Meeting OF Rirhmond Advertisers'
Club mt business Mems Club 1t l.
tcnrinE IN case of the Common
wealth at the relation OF the CIty OF
bristol vs.. Southern HALLWAY Com
rnnE. involving railway crossing ut
Euclid Avenue. lIriStoI. before state
Corporation Commission mt =.
"omnn's Club nj Highland Park
meets with Mrs. Fred n. EVanscn.
1000 Third Avenue. at $3.50.
Exhibition of Chinese paintings nj
ntettrr of Virginia League of Fine
Arts md IIandicrnftS. us East
franklin Street. mt =.
Miss Elizabeth q. Toombs ad-
dresses virginia Writers Club Mt
Professional building ut =.
Entertainment and motion pic
ton Of Gintrr Pnrl> in school audi
torinm ut S;I5.
Special meeting OF Ordinance
committee M City Hall MT =.
Statue OF brotherhood Association
meets in Corporation Commission
courtroom, nj Capitol mt S:I5.
WrcstlinE-E:d "Stranglcr~ Lewis
Vs.. George Stanisinus mt Strand nj
S:+5.
o:In.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
TWO THIRDS OF $4,000
FOR BOY SCOUTS RAISED
Total OF S26,65S.75 Is Subscribed TO
Fund for Support OF
Organization.
CAMPAIGN CLOSES TONIGHT
Workers Will Not Hold Noon Lunch.
con, but, VIII Make Final Report
ut Dinner at q O'Clock - Need
$0,311.2J.

Figures announced last night show
tn-it S?.31l.2o is needed To complete
the fund OF $4,000, the grand total
sought in tho BOY Scout Financial cam
paiSn which closes tonight. Reports
made showed that s7.I3i.25 was sub
Scribcd TO the fund yesterday, bring
ing tho total for the three days of the
four-day drive to S26,65S.75.
At the meeting OF workers yesterday
plans were laid to complete the drive
in thorough fashion, John Stewart
Council. Boy Scouts of America and
chairman of the campaign, and d. w
purrett, director. instructed teams to
pursue their canvass without rcstric-
ton. This means that the bars were
let down and that the solicitors will
not confnc their activities to visiting
been given az prospective subscribers.
Every one viii be solicited and all
given chance to participate actively
in supporting the Richmond Scout or
SaniZation.
Visit Office buildings.
The better TO reach the largest num-
her OF persons possible. picked teams
OF men VIII visit some of the larger
downtown Office buildings. including
the Mutual Building. the Travellers
Building. the American National Bank
Building and the Virginia Railway and
Power Company Building They will
proceed to the top noorS OF these and
other buildings aud work to the bot
tom, visiting every office and inviting
all persons encountered to subscribe
In addition to this, team OF TWEEN
ty-Nvc women will also start out this
morning in the effort to see that the
campaign goes over the top on Sched-
uied time. Headed by Mrs. c. Howard
LOWS this committee will continue the
systematic canvass which the men
have cast aside in order to follow
their solicitation on the broader scale
Dinner Mt Tonight.
WORKERS viii not meet at the usual
hour OF | O'Clock today for luncheon.
their meeting having been deferred
until 6 o'clock tonight, when all are
expected TO report at headquarters alO
East Main Street. and make known the
sums received by each.
In thIs way it is hoped by Director
purrett that definite ANNOUNCEMENT,
may be made tonight of the fun
amount subscribed. supper will be
served the workers. and il Is conf
IDENTITY believed by campaign officials
that when they start homcward they
Boy Scouts have a fun measure nj
support behind them in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
DOCKET SIZE ABOVE RECORD
Industrial Commission 10 Review MANY
compensation Cnses During Next
Month in Virginia.

What is said to be the largest docke.
yer handled by the Virginia Industrial
commission Was announced YESTERDAY
lot the month OF December. Between
December J nnd December &c hearings
"il! be- held in thirteen cities and
towns IN Virginia. The places where
hearings are set for the coming month
ara
Norfolk, December I: Portsmouth,
btc"nbcr .. Newport News. December
3: Sn!'hfcld, December 3: pet"rEhurg
Dcccmbcr 4: Roanoke December S:
iiarrlsonburG, December - Winchcs-
her 10: tany!llc, December II: Loving
st"n. December IL: Alexandria, Deccin-
her J" and AlDaclcy's Junction, Deccm-
Br 1G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
FILM SHOW FOR DELEGATES
Entertainment Planned for Visitor. IN
State Teachers Convention
Next week.

In the midst OF the Virginia Educa-
tional Conference which convcncs hero
on November %. delegate vii iurn
their attention from the routine o: lie
conference proceedings "a q special
ing OF THANKSGIVING when MOVING
picture production IN tn" auIito~ii.rn
Of the John Marshall ~ IN School Xvii.
he given for their beucfi
Superintendent Hill yesterday stated
that the aims q the photoplays
Leave" and The Haysecd" had h.em
procured. and would be IN readiness
Tor the Thanksgiving entertainments.
On the DAY preceding. delegates to tho
conference VIII view de,nonstra,tor.
ut physical exercises in the Grays' Az
mory: In which rcDreacutativc CLASSES
Of All grades from the various schools
IN Richmond Will take part
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
Under the sus?!ees OF tn. Young Peoples
MOTHER AND FOUR BABES
IN GREAT NEED OF HELP
sum OF $50 Required to Permit roor
Family 10 Live During
Winter Months.

Contributions received yesterday for
tne ala OF the Door family composed
81 an invalid father, the mother and
TOUR small children. known as case
T 40. = which is being cared for through
n. Times Dispatch relief fund.
.sI@ught the total subscriptions up to
go Investigators who have studied
nc situation Of the family find that
slSo VIII relieve tho wants OF the
mother and hcr little ones. and this
heurc has been set as the goal
Needs OF the family arc Immediate
as tho mother has been strureIiny
lnti!@!y for months to keep her little
iainilE together while the father is a
helpless invalid, unable 10 lift :: hand
t""aru inah!nS provisions for his loved
Now aid must come If the children
ana mother are TO be fed, clothed and
m"pt warm during the winter months
me oldest of the children is five and
me Youngest is a baby of nine months
MAKING II impossible for the mother
70 "ork away from home. Until be-
coming an invalid q few months ago
inc father was able 20 support the
Imperative 10
Efforts are being made to raise III.
required $50 within IN enext few DAYS,
ana contributions addressed to case no
:" Times Dispatch Relief Fund
contributions received yesterday fol-
j. 2, j.. Observation-Disclosures. 500
~ ~ r; '....'.......... LOO
80 -i' ''' l. 1890 100
rr MISUNDERSTANDING wiicd.:s;' 90" o."
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500 non
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
DECISIONS ARE WITHHELD
Briefs VIII nc Filed Hefore Industrial
-9,-s Commission in Two Compcn-
satiOn Cases.
V1rrfnia Infnetrial cnrnmiseinn1

Virginia Industrial Commissioners.
held hearings OF two cases yesterday
morning IN the Presbyterian Building
Neither case. was disposed Of pending
TIE Ming Of briefs by attorneys rep
resentinE the claiinsu-s
Injuries incurred while ~ lunch was
the cause OF complaint by william
Chase Morton = clerk az the Caui'nl.
Decision was held UP. ucudirr IN. ding
OF briefs by Acknowledgement John
Saunders and Assistant Atrcrncy-C;cu.
eral j. n Hank on bchaif OF IN. appli-
cant. Mr.. Mortou's case VIII bc de-
cfded today.
The extent OF disabilities suffered ~
w. Is. Harris was not ascer'a ned end
when the commissioners VIII render a
verdict
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
MARYLAND snenker Coming.

Nicholas Orcn, president OF the Mary
land School Teachers Association and
County Superintendent of Schools at
Easton, Md, will be fraternal dele
gate to tho Thirteenth Annual Educa-
tional Conference Of Virginia, which
convencS here November %. A com
Mr.. Oren by the state Board OF I.du-
cation announced his intention Of at
tending the convention. IIc will speak
meeting at II O'Clock. Thursday. No
vember 81, in the auditorium OF the
John Marshall High School building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

nra
=! he church at ii o'clock on The Inornims
mental have formed ,hSmsSives " into " conn.
ana sec h, q, " ai the Sntire c"ns:.cation
Nc,nbcr SO are present 40
The E2stcriy Building Corporation ves.
.o7Iay hl"d an application Tor a permit
p9r,h SIDE OF Eosswood A venmS. b %n sne
matsd cost Of I'M The Balls ba, AvGnuS the sSn
ru vi sar rsr's sn T shs s sSn5;ra as
Street: 6Siwesn Ryland and !. | i ss 2i1
yssseraa for By 'h Gu MGs hsy
tor Butler '"Spee
oampSs. Of GaIIbrdss. Mass. viii lie nut;
Tancrsft: at rs East 81 rra nf Sr' s,r snh
,, Professor Charles oscar Kent, who oc-
l"lG University. will Civ. a public Iec,urc
Ss The f Naw ca,ss Sn
OF tho Bible" '''
ca IN the HAS H 'n ga Court YESTERDAY
to -rree on the part OF the jury
RUIN s2k b M ea5Den5sr Of EnGn9au and
auasd practice in ;he courts S Of Rth
,,pond. The action was taken hcfors Judge
nT Ia, = A. c; Chandler, of william and
81 S SiS ws a. hs 'nGsinE Of
>a Hrfsr the susf! ss OF shs 1ounE 1opes
Church the Whit" Rose Mins;rels Viii noa an.
., $50 O'clock Man nov e" songs 19"is nJ
a sd ss, hsy ys been staeI to ,hs SHOW
james Blake in;"riocuior.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
DIXON SUIT COMPROMISED
Widow Of Southern Raifrond Conductor
raid SI,t04 After Death OF
Husband.

Judgment FOR Sl,40I was yesterday
awarded by Judge Beverly 7. Crump.
OF Mrs. Annie Dixon, suing as admin
istrntrix for w. j.. Dixon. against W.
D; lines. director; general of railroads,
road The plaintiff sued for $4,000 and
funeral expenses amounting to s404, on
account OF the death of her husband
who. while engaged in his duty as a
freight conductor, was killed By a train
OF the defendant. a compromise judg
mcnt was rendered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
KRAUSE CASE DISMISSED
Armistlcc Celebration Committee J'InuI-
~ tc""h"s Agreement WIN
Carnival Ir6mut~r,
on motion ~ no pIa,ntin an

On motion ~ ~" plaintiff an order
Wac entered Yes'erday in the CITY Cir
1"R court - dIanihs the suit brought
~ 'iyhc w. Saunders against Zen
J. frH"", rLTnI'h! OWn"r An agreement
"a "a. hIU"T"nC"t between The Arrnig-
g" M""k celebration committee and
:" ,. rdbtT N;tE reached yrrt errYt.y
morning. and tho ruIt, which wae Nc
irNhli al ~" hlrpUtr, was acCordlnHIy
" lHiulsncH. Thc htihchinnnt on the bank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
BRAME GOES TO RALEIGH
it".enue Agent VIII Form Federal
Prohibition Department in North
Carolina.

samuel r. nramc, Internal revenue
af"nt nero and prohibition agent for
~" southern States. leaves Richmond
this myrnlng for Raleigh. ~ g. where,
~ conference with Federal agents
nc same tYs'"ri he has ia Virginia for
hpprGhcnhirH yIc!aiorE NJ the national
DIphibillHh IA" FROM Il 'ciph Mr.
EhshE.l'r Tenn. ana from there TO
i!nrl"n, W. Va establishing in
prohibition ONcuA"rH "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21

IN the Hastings Court Yesterday John
snna VAS fined $50 for LIQUOR violation
hdtte han. up for second time on the
: me charge. was acquitted. after A failure
!" -Erec on the part of the Jury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21

Frank r. CARPENTER. Of Cincinnati ard
t.unsn j. Martin. OF Richmond. yesterday
4ua.ihcd 10 practice in the courts OF Rich
pond. The action taken hcfor. Judge
H. carter Scott. OF the City Circuit Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21

, nr. y. 4. c. cha ndIer Of william and
Mary College. VIII bc thr principal speaker
touaS At o'clock at the meeting Of the
AuNCrtis"Ts Club. which Will take place a,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21

profesSor Charles Oscar Kent. who oc-
Enrics the chair Of biblical litcra;urc at
Yale University. Will give a public i.c,uTc
- noon tomorrow at Richmond College
OF tho Bible" '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21

:, ChineSe paintings loaned by Rev. T r.
.ailpncli. OF Cainbr!dSc. Mass. will hc nut
on exhibition Friday afternoon at 5 o'claciS
X The virginia League Of Fine Arts ami
llSndIcrafiS. at lis East FrsnSiin Street
ana VII! remain on view for a week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
Ng90Ng5W0N1K0NlN71W
Mil1lI1er& R1aoads
'THe Shopping Center"
Aid the Scouts

Ihey who have been SO willing and prompt
IN answering every call OF service-n sun
shlne-in storm-winter or summer-ask
only trlilng aid from those who have bene-
hted by their activities Does Richmond ap-
preclate, as every good citizen should the
great scout movement and the principles of
loyalty ana self-sacrifice for which it stands?
Then what are you going to do to help the
BOys?"