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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
CAFETERIA STYLE MEALS
FOR RICHMOND COLLEGE
Ola Plan of Furnishing Food to
Students Will BE !Aban.
doncd.
PLAN TO OPERATE DAIRY
PRESIDENT r. w. Boatwright An
nounces Six Scholarships to Be-
come Effective OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Vile Church Honors Service Man.

Win the ,hHsinnins of the 1920
session at Rtchmond college a modern
students. End me cid plan OF furnish
i"E meals at monthly rate will he
abolished entirely. Announcement OF
nc change was made last night by
ierenceS with committees OF the col
lece board of trustees
The cafeteria is 10 he in the college
mess hall. and will I've run at cost.
PRESIDENT Boatwrish, said. Asked why
the change was made. he stated that
the new system would permit students
OF various means TO ne more satiSfac-
ior!ly fed. Men who are able 10 pay
Tor ANYTHING they desire will be able
l" "a istS their wants and not he COM
peted 10 depend on the uniform fare
formerly served in the dining hall.
VIII Establish Dairy.
steps are being taken by the college
authorities 20 establish dairy to be
operated in connection with the cafe
terra At Richmond College and the
dining hall at Westhampton College
for women. \ suitable building Will
be constructed for dairy purposes and
a herd purchased. Employmen, will
also be given TO four or five students
President Boa,wrieht also stated
that SIX scholarships given by w s
Rhoads. Archer q. Jones. Thomas c.
Sydnor. Colonel Thomas E McAdams
and his mother. Mrs. George Is. Nc
Richmond Dry Goods Company in tho
recent campaign fer $500 900 in Rich
mond had just been paid in full and
Would become operative in September
Mr.. Sydnor founded his scholarship in
memory of his fGrher. William r. Syd.
nor. and Mr., Jones his in memory Of
ms father. Tiberius Graacus Jones.
second president OF Richmond College
Church Announce. Scholarship.
The scholarship Of Colonel and Mrs.
McAdams provides that on the death
of the donors the right Of appointment
TO the use Of the scholarahip shall rest
with the vestrymen nf 81. Paul's Ennis.
copai Church. Each Of the scholar
ships VAS established at cost Of So
coo. and will furnish free tuition in
perpetuity for one student.
Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Robinson. of Bal
timorc. have established a scholarship
70 perpetua;e The memory of their son.
Lieutenant Richard Dodson Robinson
who lost his life leading his platoon
in action on the Nesle River last july
Mr.. Robinson is Baltimore banker
Another scholarship in honor of man
who died in the service has been taken
by the Scottsville Baptis; Church for
Edward Walker. Real. II will bear
his name. President BoatwriEht re-
ceived letter from the pastor of the
church. Rev. |" r. Walton, yesterday
telling him of the action of the con-
gregation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
FARMERS SELL 23O LAMBS
BY COOPERATIVE METHOD
Carroll County Producers VIII tee
Plnn In Future for Ship
ping Cattle.

Flushed With tho success % a CO.
operative shipment Of lambs TO Jersey
CRY. The farmers ot Carroll County
expect - sell their cattle and hogs
by me same plan IN the near future
according - II 4 owen. assistant
director OF the Division Of Markets
who has Just returned 10 Richmond
from Carroll. where he assisted in the
This is the frs, tim. the producers
have taken advantage OF the plan of
fered by the Division OF Markets aud
II is said that they realized S55oIS
more for 23o lambs than had been Of
fered them by local buyers. Eighteen
shippers We're represented in the
double deck car OF lambs.
over half the lambs in the car sold
FOR the top market price Of Is cents
i pound The heaviest lot averaged
ninety two pounds eacn. None Were
shipped weighing less than sixcy-fvc
hounds. They nctted slightly less than
II cents on the market.
Resides helping these farmers ma
terlally. this cooperative shipment
stimulated the prices in the county
and one Farmers Union was enabled
to sell their lambs TO a local buyer tor
prem ium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
DOG OWNERS PAY CITY
OVER $4,000 IN TAXES
state Department OF Game and Inland
Fisheries Makes Report to
CITY,

More than $4,000 has been paid into
the Golfers OF the treasurer of the City
OF Richmond by owners of dogs. from
report made to the state Depart
ncnt of Game and Inland Fisheries by
the city. The repor; covers "A period
of time between February and July /
The report shows further that dog
Licenses have been sold to 5.542 owners
OF male dogs in Richmond and l74i
owners Of female dogs
The money collected for licenses
goes into general fund 70 be used
IN payment OF damages Occasioned by
dogs running AZ large and for certain
tees mentioned in the law which or
crates under the State Department OF
Game and Inland Fisheries
The department has begun checking
up game wardens on dogs on which
the tax has not been paid II is re-
ported tina, there are 500 dogs in Ches-
terrified county sill unlicensed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
CZECHO-SLOVAK TROOPS
HERE FOR THIRTY MINUTES
Speed 10 Catch Transport. Saturday
Fnrccs Abandonment Of
deception Plans.

CzeCho- Slovak troops returning hon,.
after years %: dghting on the Russian
'front.' VIII stop IN Richmond only thirty
m nutes on their way through the CITY
this evening, according To a telephone
Cmmun!cation received yesterday by
Colonel Leroy Hodges. aide 20 the
Governor, from Colonel Hurhan.
cZechc- Slova. attache at Washington.
ON their way back from Washington.
where they VIII be reviewed By Pres
dent wilson, they will not ne able
10 stoD at all. since the schedul. OF
Europe W.ll not allow it. Il had been
rlana"! 20 give them reception here
had :ne" spent sufficient time N Rich
mond They leav- Newport News
Saturday,
the tain hearing the troops :, viii
arrive on the Seaboard Ar Line at
NAH street a, o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
WILL Be NO QUARANTINE
AGAINST VIRGINIA WHEAT
Governor Wcstmorcland Davis An
nounccs Decision of L. $. De-
partment of Agriculture.
is INFECTED By NEMAToDE
New Disease Readily Eradicated by
Soaking Grain in Water Heated to
100 Degrees Fahrenheit - Urge
Precautions BE Taken.

Definite decision was made Yesterday
ny board sitting in the Department
pace ss'Tuapas al Washington no, to
destined to he sold outside the STATE
Tor seed purposes. because of the prev
aaience this year, of new disease
4. This information came by long dis
lance telephone to Colonel Leroy
Davis. who. aroused by the number OF
protests coming from wheat growers
~ all parts OF the state against thu
threatened quarantine. went personally
10 appear before tho board and pre-
sent the case.
others Arc With Governor.
.o VIII The Governor were, j. ,Thomr
Polytechnic Institute: W. j. Schone
state entomologist and plant Patio.
i"SEis,; Frank Eoushee. director of the
In the 1919 year book issued By the
state Department Of Agriculture Com
tention to the disease. describes the
symptoms and suggests the following
control measure Of the United States
First, secure il possible. clean seed
from fields in which the disease does
net NO, occur II such seed cannot be
from the sound wheat by pouring the
seeds slowly into a tub of water the
water should he stirred constantly az
lighter than wheat kernels and readily
rise 10 the. surface where they may
be skinned of. The seed should no,
De soaked very long il has been
found that after soaking OF ten or
htteen minutes the gals become sat
urated with water and sink After
soaking. the seed should be spread
out and thoroughly dried The gals
and trash skimmed off should be de-
stroyed ny burning.
How to XIII the Nematode.
has al
nematode are killed when placed in
water for fifteen or twenty minutes at
4, temperature Of 1923 10 1870 degrees
r. In using this treatment special
care Is necessary. however. as IL is
likely to injure the INABILITY of the
"rrecautions arc necessary in cases
spreading the soil from one field to
another. Infested SOIL for instance
cHnginE 10 the feet of animals. or TO
farm implements. could easily. be scat.
tered TO uninfeSted soils and a new
center OF lnfestation started. 4 deem
plowinE Of the stubhle Just after har-
vest would tend to bury the gals and
mus reduce The probability of spread
Wheat ,either heads or ;hrashed
Kernels suspected OF being Affected
With this disease should be sent To a
notanist or plant pathologist for
ldeniihcation in order that the neces-
sarN control methods may be under
taken IN time 10 prevent spreading 10
o,her heIds or TO other sections OF the
state Wheat sent TO this department:
ior this purpose will be carefully ex-
am!ned by the botanist for the presenca
OF this disease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
CAPITALISTS EXAMINE
MIDLOTHIAN COAL MINES
New York and Ohio Money May
Open Richmond Basin
Fields.
CONDUCTING INVESTIGATIONS
Fremont Wilson. Consulting Ergi-
neer, and W. VI. job. Of Columbus,
Here to Prepare Report Tor Princi-
pals i'm Proposed Operations.

That tho Midlothian and adjacent
coal mines in the Richmond basin will
probably he reopeusd and operated on
y large scale by northern capital
within the ncNt fow months is vouchcd
for by representatives OF New York
and Ohio capitalists now III Richmond
examining and investigating coal
properties i'm this section.
If Nc organize a cumpany and do
velop this GOA field, said ". NJ Job,
represen'iHE the Hamilton coal Com
pany. of Columbus. 'ho; a. the JEFF,
ferson Last 3lsAt ,he .nlants We WI
United states for tho purpose Of min
ing coal We Will employ about SEQ
men and the daily OUTPUT viii be equal
10 that OF any mine In West Nircinia.'
On second Visit Hero.
Mr.. job first came to Richmond ten
months ago especially for the purpose
OF the examination and inspection ~
Richmond coal basin.
So confident was ha Of the ,remenA-
Gus nossihili;i"s Of coal mining in tn"
group OF New YORK CAPITALISTS to send
down Fremont Wilson. consulting
engineer TO look over the field ana
inspec, coal properties IN this imme-
should The reror, which MIR Wilson
Will make to his associates prove suf'i.
than likely That company will h.
immediately organized here under the
Jaws OF Nirgin.a ard dev"l Gpen, Of
without further delay
Capitalists behind tho venture ara
making no effor, 20 interest Richmond
capital al present. secure in the be-
lief that once operations N the Eicn-
mond coal basin begin Richmond cap
italists Will no eager 20 fall n line
Coal of Excellent Quality.
Developments hsretofors.' said NJ
job. have fallen snort for TWO very
good reasons-lack Of mining expert
both
AIr: Job and Mr Wilson Went OF,
on the James River division Of til-
c. .. Yesterday 10 examine and in
spect coal properties
The Midlothian mines have not been
operated for about ten Years They
Railroad connected with the main line
by one and half miles OF track
The analysis OF tho Midlothian
Wilson, shows it Ia be equal 10 most
of the West Virginia mines and Off
Gals of the southern Railroad have
stated that in test the coal OF the
suits as tn. pocahontas product
VIII submit Report.
The continuity OF the coal seams ara
vouched for by several biologists APP
pointed by the Federal government 10
eramine this coal field and also by
MI. Job declares TO be one OF the hest
Informed authorities he has found IN
this section OF the state.
Mr.. Wilson expects 10 return TO New
York the last OF the week TO make a
1ull report 10 his associates relative
to the adviSab ility OF investing capital
in the Midlothian and other coal prop
critics in the Richmond basin and the
mediate organization Of a company
for the purpose Of developing and OPP
Grating these mines on large scale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

ROME. Monday. July 1.-THE gov
eminent of Premier Nit,i. which took
ofhc" several weeks ago. tonight re-
ceived vote OF confidence in the
Chamber of Deputies. The vote passed
by 25I TO III
wASHINGTON. July l5.-Former
Senator Clarence n. Clark. of Evans
ton. Wyo.. was appointed member OF
the international joint commission to-
day by President Wilson He sue
ceeds the late James A. Tawney. Of
Minnesota
WASHINGTON July l5.-Npplica
tions viii now be received from re-
sponsible American banks and ex-
porters for advances against cattle and
cattle product shipments. the War
Finance Corporation announced today,
the purpose being TO stimulate expor-
tation or broaden the demand for these
products.
OMAHA. NEB.. July 15.-Fighting
all night with thunderstorms over
Iowa. Minnesota and Wisconsin. all
four of the army balloons which left
Fort Omaha sunday evening in An
attempt TO set new record for both
height and distance. were forced Ia
land Monday morning. their instru
ments put out of commission h. cleo
trical disturbances end their ballast
exhausted No new records were es-
MACON. GA. July 1.-THE city adj
ministration Of Macon is threatening
10 take over the street caE system and
operate H. Demanding a recognition
OF their union, more pay and shorter
hours. $50 employees of the Macon Rail
way and Light Company. comprisihg
the motormen and conductors shop.
harm and maintenance of way men,
went on strike this morning com
pletely tying up street car traffic
BERLIN July i5.-Erich Toller. OF
Munich. communist and the last OF
the Bavarian Soviet government Off
Gals TO nc tried faced military court
;oday at Munich; The most important
charge against him was that he took
a leading part In directing the opera
lions of Red Guards against govern.
ment troops al Dachan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
WILL HOLD SPECIAL SESSION
city Circuit Court Meets in Scptember
10 CONSIDER West Virginia Debt

special term Of tho city Circuit.
ourt VIII ne held in September TO pass
upon G!ne:eni features Of the suit in
20 wing the distribution % Inc money
ana honds which the State Of West
Virginia mas paid to the Commonwealth
OF irE MA IN IN" "3s' Virginia Debt
case Incr" Wlll not be another regular
term Of the court Until November
y vacation order Wns entered YES
'crday N the OHIO. Of tho clerk ~ Tho
ely tlrCu:t Court in tn. case ~ ~.
Commonwealth Of Virginia ayairs.
Malcolm 9. Bruce. administrator. \
Gompromise judgment IN favor or tn.
STATE Tor -, 's3 - was entered Tho
Cf taxes. go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
SELL FOWL TO BUILD ROAD
Wilson, CIemencenu and Lloyd George
Contribute BOOSTERS 20 Boost
Dixie Highway.
Try associated rre,,l

WASH INGTON, July 15-President
Wilson today managed TO find time
while considering demands OF subjects
Of national Importance, 10 interest
himself in a sale of roosters scheduled
to take place in Demopols Ala. on
August Il. by which IL is hoped to
raise 500, 600 to construct a branch
whore the Dixie Highway crosses the
Tombigbec River at Moscow Ferry
Ala.
The President received Representa-
tives oliver and McDuffy, Of Alabama
and Senator Mcclellan. of Tennessee.
who told him that PremierS Lloyd
George. C!emenceau and Orlando each
had contributed a rooster 10 he auc-
toned at the sale, and asked that he
furnish one also.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
TEN PEOPLE KILLED DURING
ITALIAN STRIKERS RIOT
Eight Persons Dead at Iucrra Follow.
Ing Disorders started by
anarchists.

ROME July Strike disorders oc-
.E--sd :, aaron. places IN italy today.
!-Er-ra gnt persons were killed
ara tnlfiE wounded %ea: Genoa Two
bna r"n-sis ""'" shO' to deaf
Inc engagement "ith The anarchists.
"n!0A Hurr.c = SeStr! fonente, four
m!ie. r"st - Genoa also resulted in
m" ar!Ehi ~ 'C.r anarchists
S"1srAl atr!Es began at caltan.
'r"i'a sicily. The people there march
20 'nroIEu the streets CRYING "Vive
-oE.",.' ard .o:cea dealers in food
s'uHs ara other necessities to reduce
'hslr 1rlc"g 80 ptr cent
i.Ic+fa IL an acienr town in south.
ON Ita!" "es' HO5th~esj OF Toggia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
NEGROES UNITE TO FIGHT
HIGH RENT PR0FITEERS
Form ORGANIZATION. Renters and Con-
sumcrs' Protective League, to
Lower Prices.

Negroes OF Richmond last nigh, or
Sanized a Renters and Consumers
toned after the association recently
organized by white citizens Giles H.
Jackson is president. r. W. Merchant.
vice president Of the Renters and Con-
surners Protective Association. made
up OF whit" citizens. addressed the COL
ored meeting. The next session Will
be held July %
O;her officers chosen are: Rev r. V.
Feyton. vice president: Hannah John
son. second vice president. William
Miller, treasurer; Laura J. Henley, sec
rotary.
The organization viii seek 10 obtain
charter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
MYERS FINES FIREMAN
h. +. Thompson Alleged 10 Un,. .,i,
chief Rhho cot .Rnw


pir"ctor of Pupl.c Safe,y Myers yes.
IHrday issued an order Huing 81 +
Fany 80 l. s25, ana d"p-.vir. nm n.
ms relief DAYS for a y.riod o.
months Ihomp son Has Off ialtv
charged with 'condUc' pr"jufic III 10
of inc richmond Fir" D-p. rtrrlen,
II is charged that THOMPSON asser,.d
that Assistant Chicf J f. Ra~o ,..s
gwen "a" d"a when colone' Mya-s
IN" Fire Department. dIr.ng tn. an
sence last month OF Chl"f " II. Ioyr.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
SHIPS FOR SAVANNAH LINE
Corporation Secures Two Vessel. 70
Ply Between GeorEin City and
South America.
tRy Assoclntcd rress

SAVANNAH. GA. July l5.-The Sa-
Eahndh once OF the South Atlantis
Maritime Corporation announced TO-
ahF tHa the United States Shipping
i'oaru has allocated the corporation
~" mig steel cargo ships for per
manent lines between Savannah and
south America. The announcement
was made on advice from j r. Ste
vens. general manager. who is in
Washington at present in conference
with government officials relative TO
this proposition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
BERLIN ABANOONS ITS FIGHT
AGAINST RHENISH REPUBLIC
in>i,ts, However, Tint New Country
Hemain Part Of German
'.H~

nA-El. july 1.-THE German gov
. FHn"'' . reported 10 have abandoned
~ r2Hp- mon 10 tho creation or a
ft0"rish republic Il insists however.
ma -H'h republic. II established, re-
~ 3 On part u! me German reich"
Ia" German Nord reich means both
.mp.r" .aad realm" Under the
fbh"azO .."gH. Germany was called
H"gircu.a reiCn' which then meant
. ein?!f" UDw. without an Emperor.
- gs"r n" term ~ the sense Of
'r"a i'm II I'll! bs recalled that Pre-
mi"r GieIn"uc@au In addressing the
German Delegates At the peace-sigaing
ceremony sD0Ee u: she German reich"
not 'Eng.Fe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
ANNOUNCE SHIP ARRIVALS
navy Department Announces Long List
Of TrnnSportS to Come Into
Port In Few Dnys.
Try Associated Press

WASHINGTON July 15.-Expected
transport arrivals announced today
were: Henry r. Mallory. New York.
July 10: Amph:on, Newport News, July
~ Santa Elena. New York. July l6;
South Bend. New York July Is;
Arcadia, Newport News. July 26: CAL
ao. Roston. July %: Santa Barbara
New York. July 25: Plattsburgh. New
York, July 10; Northern Pacific, New
July 90; Mexican. Newport News, July
%
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16

Wills Jones fifteen years ~ arc n.
$50: West Main street vino escan4d
from the Detention Home Monday @.s
Captured Yesterday bv is,-,,lr,..,,
Arthur Butler The hoy pas sen, -
N" home for an allceod low ,tn il,
an appropriated automobile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
POSTAL MEN ASK RAISE
Employees Of Hicbnnnd po.tomc.
sert They Are nnhl- 10 rur
rhasr <rrcssaric.

Post-otiice employees al Richmond aor
inS that their present rat. ~ nav
insufficient 10 enable them TO nav 80.
prices tnat arc being charged FOR ~.
al Federation OF Postal EmolDyc..
has passed resolution aSKlng M,
the national officers Of IN. Fed.-,iinn
bring pressure TO hear upon Cunrrcs.
with this end in view.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
Yi,- Policemen sworn In.

Ci'y rier< Hifr"d 81 Mcdowell yes
i'rtay admin .tered the oath Of Office
20 tr~ 'Ol!o~.uS patrolmen: William
J Eot'nrns, CNron Il. Martin I.yn-
pOpf 81 Gr!Nn. John II. Waymack.
Eenjan!n J. Williams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
HOLD WOMEN FOR WEDDING
DEAD HUSBANDS BROTHERS
Old English LAW Invoked. Causing
Arrest Of Two BRIDES Mt
NORTHAMPTON.

l-oNpoN. July l3.--As English law
now stands a man may marry his dead
wifc's s:ster. but woman canno;
wed her dead husbands brother The
point was made Clear by the presiding
Judge at the Northampton Assizes the
other day in the cases OF two women
VINO went through the Marriage SER
wee with brothers Of their dead nus
bands. Both were held for trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16

Avenue, VAS sentenced =. .4ry.
months In jail Yesterday n POI.
Court, on TWO charge q the ,har 81,
iShcd by "a sentence n g,r.,y a. "'"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16

otis Walker. coIorcd OF .is East CLAY
stree Was arrested late last uirh, charged
Win breaking and entering tho horr. ~
harry Bocksr and ste,l!ns CiUinirE 10 the
$50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16

Building permits issued in Richmond dur
ms the month OF June aggregated s6Si.sgS.
a. compared with ilHs - for ,hc same
month o: last year. showing an increase ~
-l9 1er cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local Ne1cS Told
Briefly .tor Benefit Of
Busy Readers.

Arthur TAYLOR. an cishtccN-ycsr- bow
oi Norfolk. was arrested YESTERDAY evening
IhsrgcG with ,hc theft q; i gold watch
from Z. I. CoOpCr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16

Tn" comrntte" on rlavErou-ds which was
20 meet yesterday afternoon at ,ke office
" Judge Ricks. POSTPONED the mcetins until
today At $50 o'ciock. brcsus, Of the in.
aeiity OF som" % tho members % Tho
committee 10 bc present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16

Alleging the f-isH accusation OF the ,h..,
o, bureau scar from Broad Street de-
rsr,fncn: store. Bessts Hamilton has h-ouEht
suit in iiust!nEs Court. Tsr, II. seekirs
damages in thu sun, .. 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16

There will nc a lawn pa-.y FOR tn. hc,.s.
or the poor THURSDAY. July IL. under Tho
auspices OF s.. Peters Conference. 81 Vim
cent De Paul Society. At 1903 Barton Ave
nue.. from TO II O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
R0TARIANS PLAN DRIVE
TO HELP ICE MISSION
Ciuh Members VIII stage Annual
Campaign for thnrity's Aid
Thur>dny.

To help the Ice Mission In it's work
OF pror!dinC for the poor who are
unable TO buy This grca, summer ne
cessity. the Rotary club Viii Thurs
day morning put on lis annual whIrl-
wind campaign for funds. Six;y teams
VIII cover the business section OF the
city. Last Year nearly $4,000 was
raised ny the Rotarlans. An effort
VIII he made to oVcrst.p this record
since u NIL be Impossible 20 visit
every citizen in person, Tie club has
asked that sits that are TO be made
through the Rotarians he mailed 10
the Rotary Club Richmond Va
Through thc fund whicn is main
tanned by me Times-D Dispatch for the
zee zee Nilsson. ana ~ which gifts are
amounts were u--c-tcG Yesterday:
Mrs. W. T. Forbes 200
Mrs. T. :. Pendl"'ou and T. IS
Frederlchs HAN. N,. 100
Janet Randolph Turpin. 40
\. koya! Turp!n .......... 90
cash ..... IN
Mrs. Archer Anderson $40
Miss Sally Archer Anderson 500
Kate Enpis Guigon Memorial
Circle az Kings Daughters 500
Mrs. \. ". Hauhins 2oO
Birthday Fund Of ,ha BEGINNERS
Department Frs; Baptist sun
CAV school .......... pr-
From show given by Marjorie
Crawford md ETA Whitehead ia
Frevlously acknowledged Ssa3555
ye7ss5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16

For, the esnent q: the Cathedral srhoo'
building fund the Ho'v Name Society ~
The Cathedral viii sivc an al!-dav nicaic
August a; Forest Hi.l Park Corrr,it-eas
have been appointed 10 arrange for dane
Ing and other ar,uscmeuts