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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
RURAL SANITATION URGED
VIRGINIA HEALTH WORKERS
DISCUSS PLANS FOR 1920
Speakers From Every Pnrt OF State
Address Sessions OF Annual
Conference Here.

That the people Of Virginia are as
easer to buy public, health as they
that they must be educated in modern
sanitation, especially in rural districts.
Wa the Keynote sounded at the first
d2y's conference here yesterday OF
State PHYSICIANS and nurses engaged
i'll Euhiic health activities.
or. Hoy n. Flanagan. assistant State
hchItn commissioners presided over Il
afternoon at the Richmond School % Of
Social Work and Public Health. lie
sal! the man who was not consccratcd
10 the task, and thought more about
his ... X;'larE' had better step ont.
&c IN ms Is u JOB Tor real men. and i.
stated.
N ami schools, churches motion
i';'rts OF publicity, in addition to news
IRpcrs, Or. l.. l.. LuInsdcn. OF the
United states Public Health Service.
Sain the religion Of sanitation is the
Lest rrelision on earth.
Farmcrs Accept Movement.
hurdl sanitation, thought 10 be hope
.Ncry farncr'S life. Or. Lumsdcn at
trmcd. Before spreading the doctrinc
OF sanitation. 1t is necessary for coun-
~ schools and churches to install
S&nltHry equipment, he declared.
suggestions for Improving sanitation
IN .Troun'rN, districts also were m,io
Or. j. w. Con. Dr. w. +. Draper, and
~. fcrr"l The latter said that in
n M, County on" favoritc method OF
stated there is mile post for; for every
'' STAT %f T9aI in ,, lsS =, COUNTY
-, iiiiamS IN Welcoming the dele
Gates, said tho prime object Of the con
ii,rsncc was to discuss methods Tor
Contsrs. since the larger part of the
state boards work is being directed
Win 'n,s end III WON.
~ INC morning session Dr. Lumsdcn.
Wh" is IN charge Of rural Sanitation
iieaith service, outlined tho plan for
SAVING 100000 lives III country $50.
ions ny Installing sanitary closets.
ir. ycntion Of typhoid foyer and Kin
Grec diseases in tho class of intes, M
Parasites viii insure a solid South fer
i ret'or nation. he declared,
=, &c ",d"rnoon session was featured
Mrs Jan" j.. hanson state supervisnr
-, hiailr health nursing. said that
nt,rsss u y",iIpe rl,.G among Virginia
81 q monthly letter on StatS-wid,. rnn
iIiiti"ns, HcEinning with the new year
sch9oi infant and bedside nurses into
4 closer bond was the subject OF an
iiluntnatins, address by Mrs Ransom,
"hS presided over the meeting
one MAS III nursing service in France
ana nao her experiences abroad, she said
M s'Ecn her clearer conception OF
"hat public nursing means
Nurses of Virginia she said ,-s
oolnS big work and with better
trsihI2ation greater results will be al
taintd Those taking part in the dis
cuSsion were: Mrs. Rudasill. OF Alex
hnaria County; Mrs. CroXton. of salt
WIG: Miss kloman, of f'auquicr Coun-
county. and DR.. W. y. Plecl<er. of th,
state Bureau OF Vital Statistics VIC
urged cooperation OF nurses ana
births. "a "'i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
MIRACLE PLAY PRESENTED
BY LITTLE THEATER LEAGUE
Much Communication Given Production
Depicting Effect of Christ's Life
and Death.

Much commentator followed the
miracle piay;. THE Mystery OF the
k.nS Birth given in private las,
night at Belviderc Hall under the aus
The pubic performance Will be given
tong at $50 o'clock in Belvidere
Hall.
Seven men tool; part. the cast Of
ff!haraciers being as follows: soldier,
second traveller. Norman Johnson; third
traveller, :. r. Glover; first Shepherd
Edmund Minor .Arrner; second shep-
nerd, Nj. Eengston: third shepherd
tfo%jon Gordon. The play was writ
'en curing the war by the late -Adair
II l. i :nenoria! Dlay, and a. N.
initial rendition last night there We're
40 .SAt4 IN the auditorium and no an
r!ause was gwen. The play depicts iii.
eileIi Gt LHrista lie and death, and
~ It!!inaN IS reached when the SOL
Gler dies, the Savior being born again
IN The warriors death
= JoAn fo"cll famous pianist, PLAYED
= minor Sonata. by List ana during
tar NAY lie softly accompanied the
Il -" til rama Before the rendition
ne said the miracle play was one Of
uhuSua! depth OF thought and hcautv
o. expression. At the public perform.
.!iee tonight Miss Riggs. OF Washing
sgh, -: =. wiz be the accompanis,
The stage setting. designed by Miss
SetthG neing blue sky, three eIeva
I;H.9 IcAcNp!!nS hills and the star OF
tis.,in!S hcm' Inc curtain. also de-
~ oy Mss Houston. rcsemb!ed
!ects were the worry OF Eroiin pntS.. ~.
Miss Louise DurIcigh c!rccIed 10
cu-t!on. 'Ac pro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

SIDE OF FACE is SHOT OFF
Skin-GraftinE Ouerutjon IN NJ ~,
"i'" "h NcSr" at Memorial
IIUhnItnI.

CHI " IN INC entire left side of his face
. 49, ~ VIII be necessary TO do u Iarro
W SvrP"nt g% 2i ,.o fhin grating. Edear
was taken 10 Memorial Uo.ni..i -
u nurIiaS Tor treatment as Il state Charity
several days ago when biy 90. noiDc
u"ntnily exploded. the disciarEo riril
~ "in ~ IN. left check. because ic
M"H sent TO Memorial ilorpitaI ,yi,.r.
~ WI re cared for by spccii,IstE or
,,nGu'ty OF the Medical College Of
- = ',!h' II ~ expected that he WIN
- paLcnt for several months ,s liz
~" EThitihS process rcuuircd ,,,i,
TAX" That length of time ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
URGES LABELS BE CHANGED
IN SELLING WOOD ALCOHOL
DR.. l.. {. Levy, Director Of pubIic
"eiiare believes Name Wis
reading Ia Drinkers.

Following 80 deaths Sin richmond
=, ~, I.fsctg- ~ FI.l4c Welfare. STAT
Yesterday That 81. attr.uG.-tl the .Isa
~ "oGc s.ecapi -.I u-v-raLys TO Tho
9 NJ A-eehe. "alcA lppsars iuvar!-
srap a6a S 81 4. - "a i. 5HA 6ay a. H.; H.
.lquld ls0ele.- =" sou. o,ac- ,yav 20
H.canond Victims arc -yro coiorct,
pSoP." VINO drank . substance con-
,tit'rs me poison together on C!.ri.-
mas !y.g They arc Thus Bagbv ~
~ w !!t.n3eburs Avenur and Mag
!.ed Ey.la% and Maggie ROY died on
>esITGay, following Christmas BoIh
alHs[sl the 81 syupty.us ending
~ ol!ndaess and death.
AccoEo!ns 70 D! Levy the public
:aou!c know the difference between
gram and wood" alcohol! lie ,tates
nat wood alcoHol is chemically rn.,IyI
S-coho! Will, the alcohol used In 5.y-
raste = ethyl a!erh9. an entirely diI-
'.Wood alcohol Is IN nctlye poison.
Doses. o. even ns rn8eu as two tea
apoonflle Rave caused death, While inc
dr!nhinE Of an amount ,aual To the
Srain alcohol in a et.ff drink OF whisky
rs almost certain 20 produce serious
results. = not death or blindness u"
stated IF. Levy YESTERDAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
ROAD EXPERT TO COME HERE
'o"nrd y. Mchren. Editor Engineering
'e"a nccord. Z" tddr~>. Good
honds t"nN ruiiuu

Ed"ard j. Menrcr editor OF inc En-
sineerins News kacord and known
the hest poeted mon 81 ,n" ryiiu,.,l
hiGhwa? situation 10 Arncrlsa viii he
~ Richmond 10 address ,nc virginia
.,ooa Roads hseoci"itou ~ ita anuu4i
inclusive.
Acceptance Of thc invitation % adj
nFass the organization was received
'ast nlshi by state Highway Connie
sionsr GeorGa J. Coleman
Mr.. Mehret will addrs,s -, .e,,
e.ati9n on ihe morning OF January i.
On the suhJcct Of. "iIighwav. 'Trans-
port ana Highway Trans Dorlatiop
a. w csborn.. or Cleveland ohEo
VII address tic association ON lam.
Fam" '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
K|WAN|ANs FETE FRIENDS |
LADIES NIGHT" FEATURED
BY GIFT PRESENTATIONS
Members P1ny Joke on nctiriuE Prc,j-
dent nnd Then Give Him
Diamond Scarf Pin.

Ladies' Night At the Kiwanis Club
last night proved ono OF tho most en-
joy7bio events or tho kind ever given
| by the club Charles T Norman. re-
! t'rinS president. thought SO. even If
he b"w n'' S ,nn the loss Of cut glass
Tho festivities were nearing tho end
whom NJ $. kniEh. called on Attorney
General John w. Saunders to deliver "a
presentation speech. In graceful form
IN" ACKNOWLEDGEMENT cited tho affcc-
ton which accompanied tho gift OF a
extended the bowl to him.
Then tho dcnoucmcr' took place AS
IN" lengthy president of tho Eiwanans
reached for the prize he "lcavcd unto
space. for Mr.. Saunders had dropped
the bowl Now, the Acknowledgement
was acting part. and right well did
Given Diamond pin.
Mr.. NornanS pleasant Countcnance
roEts'cred surprise, laughter, chaErin,
dtShppointmGnt, sanEfroid. The humor
laughed heartily. tho members and
quests Joining him. if not actually set
ting tho pace.
n" was, sorry the bowl had been
broken, but he felt that Brother Nor
nm mn was not greatly disappointed.
men toliowsd the presentation "f
suckpin. studded with diamonds and Of
pure gold Mr.. Norman who vilI hc
succeeded by Ralph Harrison. acknowl-
'oS"n ms apprccla tloD III a graceful re-
SpnnSH. IN" affair was genuine sur
prise to tho membership. and none was
more surprised than Nr. Norman him
self
II the wit OF Mr.. Saunders gave spice
10 tho entertainment, the speech of AS
siStant Attorney General !. y. Hank
was no less interesting. lie paid tribute
70 the ladies, saying nothing gave tho
tIWanianS greater inSpiration and en-
couracemcnt in their first year Of life
than the sympathy and co operation OF
the women. lie held out tho hone :ha,
the tair sex would often grace Tia.
meetings of the Niwanis Club They
helped TO win the war and I<iwanians
rcnemh eriuS the act. would demand
plicant for membership. AR Hank dc
ClorCI.
Mb,ic on Program
Norman g. LETTER entertained with
shafts OF wit on everything in gen
crai the climax being reached when he
II baseball game. Mrs. Joseph E.ntrikin
SAM TWO solos, while clifford u. Wal
kor. accompanied BY Mrs. Walker, also
gave q selection.
I'D ShumWay. song director OF tho
War Camp Community Service. led the
singing OF kiwanian songs. and kept
ev"rN on" in n jolly mood During .hc
10y smiths saNaphone orchestra. ravors
wore awarded To tho following men and
women: Mrs =. II. Cloves, Miss Mary
Jones. j. &. Robertson, T.. u. Massey
Harold Wcisigcr, J. G. Bruncr and j.
y. Golf.
Kiwanians and their guests ad-
journod to Sticn Hall. III West Broad
street. where dancing was enjoyed
until the early hours of tho morning
kiwanian T.. q. kilc was the host.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
MAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS
,,r,rne.hnrkcr Taken To yirri,t,
Observation-Disclosures Disco,-
cred About Icnd.

n;t: ih'sh a., h ,f were found late las,
\; hciDackcr, 3D. inanmScr ~ Gus
n',II rI'mtilis and Decorating COM
JJva,, m"o was found lying across :,
~ r,ae'. OF business, . South S ;,on a.
IN :taterday morning at i orInci
wh ,y,"n hr t,es a, Virginia IIospityi
70 gay mat thu man W., smo nl ~. nj
ijrst' y,'o nncGts OF wood alcohol, as VIE We
u,3,tI I'r"ft9d. stating that they w 800
condition. '"c cause Of his
NJ MiGmrlb hacker l"ct his home ., o.,o
%orth' '' rG, nyemnc saturday for a trip
~ ,pi'lcc. whore incmbcGa Of H., ~" Ing 70
;Iti',ct gI.c vas stricken with a ica =,
ina, ~, rom whicl hc has been ,,,trar
az. Tor several weeks 'i "cheF-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

"omen's Auxiliary Presbyterian
Synod In conference at Union Thcu-
logical Seminary mt 10.
Meeting Of Colonial Dame, at
Woman's Club mt 4.
Members OF Equal Suffrage
League OF EirSinia meet mt head
quarters nj 8.
Members OF Trade Extension Ru-
rcau Mt banquet mt business Mems
Club AT 1;3O.
Members OF Company u, RICH
mond Blues. at banquet mt Blucs'
Armory mt =.
hrtNf mas entertainment at
Nonumcntn1 McthOdIst Church mt -
"Fhc MirHclc or the King" prc-
srntHtt0n ny Little Thrntcr League
NJ Army mud Navy Community Club,
bciFidcrc and Main Streets, az S,I5.
RtchmOnd club, Virginia Jsoly-
tcchnfc institute at dance ut JEFF
fcrsOn Hotel Mt q.
Lyric-NaudcriiIo, 1870. 7:f5 snd
0:3O. '
Strnnd-Dnrk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
FORM STATE FLYING CLUB
AVihtors Elect L.. DonuIa
cameron ns President of
Organization.

m"nd av,ators who scrvnI T.; ''t en-
" " "riu war. met last night at he
w, ostinoreland Club al an inform,i
pinquet and organized the Elvinr I'm ',i
or Virginia, clcctinE. y f,o Eiu9
G gecre,.s; president. and S. L. Ingram.
:, Committees were appointed 70 con
municate with the american 20 com
1orps, IN New York. and also To c ing
fiyims ncn WIN a.; Al former pilots and
I'm ne purpose OF securing the MI 70 on"
M ZIP Gip OF every former aviator withiu
otneF committees will be anno;nta
-, tuc pres dent TO draw IN !, co'u 81
ihc ION H. which Will be modcled nf,nr
soci, ttjH,isti i,itjn Of the national as.
@rnn,aI H. Wlth which aiiiliat on viii 10
49, ~ as soon as the reuuircmnn;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
TOTAL OF S193 DONATED
TO RELIEVE POOR COUPLE
but 81 Is Now Needed 10 Mnkc r.,
Fund tn Care for Man and
Wife.

Among the donations received yes
terday by The Times Dispatch Relief
Fund for the aged couple, case No. 10,
was one lin memory OF mother and
a an5n1n, ., Ish1iS Was included in the
leaving only 81 to complete the case
hoth the husband and wife live to-
Sether in two rooms. which is ali tho
a meme they know. One is cighty-fou
a a,d 'ne other IL eighty three Years old.
anu III the race with time they have
survived all their relatives and "iiil-
orch; and feel with their sufTcrings Tor
Inc bare necessities OF Fife that ,hci.
"uSc no Trends In their old age
sometimes when the wife is s,ron-
S ernh she attempts TO do a little
band, who is a crinpI. In, III nus
cat;on brings but little assistance ana
eHeir suherings continue in the fnce
o. increasing prices and winter sea
son OF several months 60
IichuN response from Richmond
III VII serve TO remind these Two
~ ptTg4e mat they are not alone in
tn -! 1 S.iontriput!ons should be addressed
No. 1t. u'"' case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
rAfDONED ON C":c.!STMAS:
NEGRO PLANS MARRIAGE
80, n; bowler, Freed From pr,.
week, Get. License to wed
Doris Young

Daniel A. Bowler coIoroa
Ppa:dohed Christmas week bv c Soro Wa
i"FIs, after having served scvnI, y,..,..r
.,-cn pehllcntiary for rnur,ic-. nrn
I ca a marriage liccnec ycaio a. ~ w.
~ II me clerk OF the HASTINGS can;
Dung. colorrd. was flan,.J ~, :.
,innc - rue, 20 he. Fowler. when oiInt.
iiahk!y stated that hc had mo-; M Dr.
,uF.u 4 JOB yet. but that he oXpori t
~ wore az Il factory hand wifbi,,
~ ht"t rev days. lie wac convict -
~ second degree murder in 1914 :,nJ
sent.hccd to ecrvc fifteen years in -"
p ~ bowler gave his age AZ
.mirt?-tCur and that OF Doris YoII,r a.:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
WANOERS FOR FOUR DAYS
IN WOODS; LIMBS FROZEN
lnirteen-l rar-Oid Girl MAY JI,x.
hoth Legs Amputated and Fingers
Cut on.

Having wandered into a woods near
"a tlahus Va, where she stayed Tor
!puF uhEs without food and little cloi H.
lhS' Lucy burgess, thirteen-ycar-oId
fiiH!oFfd girl, was brought to MEMORIAL
tt.oSpltai mere Yesterday suffering from
ii'o"th lSct ana hands. IT was fcareI
~, ~ hIght that amputation Of thc
rhl'u legs below the knees would he
~, as well as several fingers
Dec!Sioii as to the amputations will
De made this morning after a comsui,a
ii,oh between Dr. Murat Willis. DR..
w. - ncpie Dr. {. q. Coleman and
~ =. i'aui La Rogue who have been
49, ''." 10 care for the child. who
I'm" ca !" Memorial as Il state charity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
STATE CONVENTION OPENS
WOMEN OF PRESBYTERIAN
SYNOD HERE FOR SESSION
Opening Addresses of Conference undc
by Dir. ID. Is. Wnithnl and
Mrs. !. &. stewart.

Addresses 10y Rev o. Is Wal'hai
ana Mrs }. GAVIN S'ewar, feature" '
s ',v Trys,"e % the Syo,nsns Apii,i,ry
~, , ,.'.'
o. inc 'cSp' '.'i''" :! "'r % !" = no
he'd last night in. the chapel of The
Waitual gave The first ora series OF
'hrec ;alks TO the convention on Soul
Winnius.' while Mrs. stewart. who is
honorary president and historian Of
from the ;lmg "t It's formation and
discussed plans Tor iho future.
i'r, W"thai. $ par,ticn!ar subject was
tho 10y OF SOU winning" He gave
measurement uy winch Christ is to he
judged - . sou! saver, declaring that,
an ono SENSE OF The word. The sacrifice
IN the AGES when the world was being
formed II was orla med That the Son
should sacrifice Himself in the manner
Great JOY he declared, rs mani-
tested BY man IN sacrificing something,
the saorihcinS OF which viii bring TO
him something which Will give him
more joy than did The thins given up
Points Ia Livingstone.
David Liyinsstone,. one of the Erca;
81 missionariss whose explorations
OF Africa revealed many secrets 10
man. the man who declared that H.
never mad" 2 sacrifice Tor God, in
reaIl% did, Tor ne gave M much
worldly goods and the promise of a
Cood future TO aid in tho work Of the
church pr. Waiihai DECLARED
Mrs. stewart spoke OF the founding
81 the Women. AUXILIARY in 1904.
which q that time Was known as the
SFno0icai Union Inspiration for the
organisation was gained from her
husband. Rev. j calvin stewart, u. L.,
pastor Of tnc Grace Covenant PrcShy
te-isr Church, who was reading Of a
meeting OF the Baptist women in At
lahta ana eNpresssd desire That
women 81 his chure1 would do the
same thing. Mrs. stewart. with SOY
Grai Q: her friends thcu Arranged for
a run-d.y s.s.i,,, nf I,-cyl,.,Crt,, :,
women in 1905, - 49,
!"
Ut. w w. Moore, nTasl dent OF the
seminary. gave thc addrcsr Of welcome
10 the delegates
Three Sc..;on. Tod,
-rb ,,'tii ,E
In the morning nr. Walthal VIII give
Glass will sivc an address on ,he
80 ao,,s! -" 49,; -. VI! tnt
elected and installed. and routine mat
iCrS viii be taken IN cficcrs will he
Installed hv Mrs H. { stewart In
me sftarnonp n lr,',h,I u.;it ,r.,
49, ins- IA. -. ilhht
~, ~ ,"uui csS' anu several Reports
VII! DC heard.
AT $50 o'clock tho corner. yStnc Of
tho new mission curt q, hrv,a ~
,i..e.n,,ri, -, .,,-71. !" Hoiit 10,
u.!.F ~ or - III - Q" !alu'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
VACA:.-IEs TO BE FILLED
state Hoard OF Education TO ScI,c,
Nv" New Superintendent on
january 20.

ruling OF TWO Vacancies in division
Sup"rintendentS viii be the nrincipai
OBJECTS OF the state Board OF lduca-
ZION when 1t meets January 20 in the
once OF the state SUPERINTENDENT in
the Prcsbytcrian Building The dietric,
including Elizabeth city and Hampton
mas no pcrintendcnt. due TO the res
'rict OF Charles City. James City and
New Kent County is vacant. due 10 the
transfer of II. G.. Cooper to IIcnrico
county. Temporary officers are filling
the positions. which will be regularly
illed when the board meets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

COLONEL J. E. WOOD DIES
a.. N"icrnn Lived I'm M,
an" Formerly In FIuynnpn
County.

fods 't"m'' yJ J%lm Esrly' Wood. 70. Con.
h""n at bIH home IN u Ion KY alter
r 10" ~ hr"h living aincc tic dcafh ~
uc , ~" ~" years ago. ~
I.,'IHk tlc Confederate snrwIcc 10y roS,
WIN '"inty, ana later moved 70 Ncm.
rc,,rn ~ 'rr ne lived FOR many years.
Whh!h- his rchlhcucc m Ron AZ.
al S,rtniL ""i Ii.h L" Miss Mary Briggs
d.ngIi,nyr',, AZ "m' IL survived by two
iiUn"' 81 hnn Ar. Mrs, Oscar w;ic
%nyi "n' John EARLY WOOD, Jr -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
GENERAL BUNDY INJURED
'""'nnnunnf az Camp Lee Ibro,,
From Horse aud Jjuy,
About Legs
MaJor.,;cocraI On.. !;

iIi'J"r ,''cncrhl Omar I:tndv War paif.
49, nr"Ia.h ana Injured about ne I.vr
.h'np lac sunday afternoon. ,rrnyIti'
~" ,tH"ris reaching here. Thnuyb "a
Irnh,n.Inhl!on d!clor.d ,hni no bono ara.
-, v -" 'cnerhl Buudy VIII To cDuun.J
- hlN uuhricrA Ion lnEnr1I h1un
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
Philadelphia Men Connie,

p,, F,slII ram win convey tho SIKH
! w., n,.iu, nhlh Trade Expansion cXcn.
l.|n I,hrlN through Hichmond on 'r,,ns
~ January -, according to = ,cnt,-
S.".Gul" received trnm the PLila
H'ipiia Nhambcr Of Commerce. THO
AZ W tAtGrhlnn stopped IN Richrond
~ ms me week OF November i.a2
-, "nu the proposed trip viii cover
~ L,''HlIy Inc same trip over the same
tLrIiorN The train IS scheduled Ia
~. Hc nero at $50 = II and viii I.ayc
'l j CLOCK ~. Same morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
"a, rnyInrn,, So. nu..

M, ~, rnymcnin Of eity taIee nn,, he
"oNiu escape a penalty for being Ini,.
nn.cTord'ng to CITY Comptroller w. r.
CC"oior', Many citlz"uE nDckod ~ the
LIg, lihii yesterday To comply .lIb
nc NV before the end nr 'h. yegr. ard
IN especially brisk ru6h Of bneincps 4,
NApcCtcd tOlhV u ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
Tim WntcLnIgh, s.r,,..

-. ,Uri' "il hc wnichnIghi scrvico. =,
fis.tt az ?, ,|h'b1diDt Church tomorrow
ra, LIZ ~ ~ o'clock. and The concrr
iJID" ~ui nm"nblo for worship at
program has been arranged
mF'',WE 81 hymna, Scripture lessons
~" W'I'rn Tho Ten Commandmonts
~. -" fhnb In unison by tho people.
49," 'he ohph WI sing responses OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
MANY SEEK AUTO LICENSES
Motorists stnnd In Line 10 Paw Io.o
InN 10 Cleric nj Stnte
Capitol.

one continuous iliron. crowdc; thc
easement corridor Of the Capitol Enild
'HS yesterday - sccur. INC nv, ts1n
nG'ph"bilo and motorcycle license.
Hnich are now being issued April
.'m's ere ncing served By It clerk a,
the basement IN
y" estimate OF The number ~
iG,hSss ISSUED yes terday could hc Oh
JAih'H. h"l the clerk worked az rand
~ a. possible throughout the du y IN
VIZ scarcely able 10 take care @, H..
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

In f'olirc Court Yesterday rDo-nip- .br.o
Srcedcrs were fined $50 and costs enrn rbcv
M,,rc '" g. arbctt. .Ir.. C. = Luck ,nd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
DRAFT THRIFT WEEK PLAN
BUSINESS MEN PREPARE
CAMPAIGN FOR RICHMOND
j. T.. Jones Is General Chairman and
Committee Hcnds Arc Chosen
Meeting.

First plans toward making successful
Richmond's par, IN the Nation-W Wide
4 Thrift Week Campaign from January
II to - were formulated yesterday af-
tcrnoon at Il meeting of approximately
nifty business men ~ the Business
Mems Club.
This was the first general meeting
held in tho interest of Thrift Week
which j. p. Jones has been appointed
chairman has held several conferences
ana presented report from a subcom-
Sands. John n; Miller. Jr,. Leroy L.
schild, II. Il. Pollard Jr., John T. VII
son and others.
Committeeman Named.
Much interest was displayed in tho
coming Thrift Week and one rcprcscn-
tatiNc OF each Of the principal busi-
m.sseS which were represented at the
meeting was appointed to take up the
Thrift Week campaign with their re-
Spcctivc interests.
charge of the work among banks and
trust companies, Leroy Brown for real
snIa,G r2mnnnies' g. =; Taylor, for in
the iobbcrs, iiunsdcu Cary among the
attorneys and to take the matter up
with the Eir'imond Ear Association,
and contracting interests
Slogans Arc Adoptcd.
''''h VI tic coming Gamma I'm
week will have its title. As given out
last night by = *. Mckee. secretary
OF the general committee. the DAYS of
the campaign will have these slogans:
National thrift, tho service
OF tho banks to tho community
sunday Sharing with others and the
relation Of money to character
Mond3y-Iitc Insurance. the value OF
protecting loved ones.
uueSdaN-OwninS your own home
MISUNDERSTANDING a Will
ursday-Thrift and Industry and
the employer and tho employee
Eriday-Ths family budget
Saturuay-ray your bills promptly
Mcn Attending Meeting.
Amond those who were present "a. tho
meeting yesterday were:
John VI. Millc-. Jr C;sius W Di--s
II. r. Pollard. ~ ftohort + S.,.,I..
Albert :. Johnston * Mc,c.
!lunsdcn Cary Z 4 Ti-ietnu
y. ~. Hill & w pa.
O. T.. Parrish Il III To-
!. ". Eiufo-d Ichn r Wise,
: +: Iiatcs, Jr. w D. D,,i,r
r. y. Ezekiel + T Hates II
Dean Maury ROY 7 7 cr,,,,.,,.
:: c. BarkSdai. II T. U.r-i.nn
Charles e. Cook WslIs- jJ,ii.I.,.
Claude r. Observation-Disclosures " w..
Oliver J. Sands T p Mr,-nr,niI
I! =: RI EFv~n i:eN j. -. Hcisabeci
~ ~ 1917. ~ W. : Robertson
W. II. Schwar1scAi'd w ii Goddarl
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Watch night services viii bc bo,d =,
, ,,irh, SItGrt Me,h1di*t Church ;orrorrow
tor Rev James EiddicA Laurhtum Viii