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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
RAISE RENT FOR STALLS
IN MUNICIPAL MARKETS
City Increases ChnrEes. hui Director
Levy Says This Will Not
Rnisc Food Prices.

An increase in rentals for the stalls
IN the two city markets of about 10
per cent was announced yesterday by.
Director Of Public Welfare F. c. Levy.
ADDED cost to the city OF the upkeep
OF the markets was the reason given
Tor the increase.
Dr. Levy declared. however. that the
increase in rent for market stalls will
not mean that merchants and farmers
offering their wares for sale will have
any right TO charge more for them.
estimating the increase per stall Or.
from 10 ) cents day over the old
prices
EQUALIZATION OF She rents in the mar
KEYS was anothec OF. the changes which
WI! SO into effect the first OF the wear.
Stalls were found 20 be renting IN
Sne seventeenth Street market from
estWcen - 10 ;l4 month and many
tcr ana size and practically the same
n location were found TO be rcntinr
Tor varied prices
TO cquai5ze these rents and make all
haiis practically the same price. nr
ne,,sd sa'u Yesterday that he was com
stances. finding that the renters Ma
Deem paying far more ,han 80, '"u
"eIEh hors VINO had similar stalls
rentals TO be charged for stalls IN
ne seventeenth Street market. wbjch
W.. ~ 80 INTO ,ncct January !, are be-
In the upper market on Ma,e,,n
greet between Sixth and Sernn,,,
streets. the rate was from 81 "a e.. =
stan. and have been Increased IN 49,
IS to SIS month I'm
Revenues for the wear from market
rents nave been about $4,000 and viii
n oo" DC raised, II is estimated. 10 so d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
u. D. c. PLAN CHRISTMAS
DINNER FOR CONFEDERATES
Annual Entertainment for Veterans
WIFI BE Held at Old Soldiers
Home December 81.

Richmond chapter. United Daughters
of tho Confcdcracy. will have Christ
mas dinner for the 200 or more Con-
fcdcrate veterans in the Old Soldiers
Home on December 81 Mrs. l.. \.
Eicnncr is general chairman OF all ar
ranEcmcntS for this annual event for
the wcarcrs OF the gray Of the Con-
fcderacy.
Other business before the mcc,in:
OF the chaptc: held yesterday morn
ing In Ice Camp Hall WAS discussion
OF plans for the annual ball and cad
party. which is always given on Janu-
AIRY 10 at the Woman's Club for the
relic! work OF the chapter.
Mrs. Norman V. randolph is chair
man OF the ball and card party this
year
Tho matter OF each chapter con-
trihntinS to tho salary of woman
custodian OF the Lee Mausolcum at
Lexington, was brought up. IL was
decided to make what Mrs. Norman V.
Randolph termed digniticd prcScn-
tation' OF the need of such cuSto-
dian.
We are not planning TO have a
drive or campaign to raise this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
AMERICAN LEGION URGES
LIBRARY FOR MEMORIAL
committee From Richmond Chapter
Reports Upon Desire OF Rcla-
tivcS OF Slain Soldiers.
WOULD EMPRESS VICE
community Building" Proposed,
to Contain Library and City Audi
torium as Fitting Mark Ct Respect
TO Men Who Died in War.

Erection Of Community Building"
Which would contain public library
and a city auditorium and bc a me
mortal OF the Richmond soldiers slain
IN pattle overseas. was advocated by
the memorial committee of the. Rich
ut Bclvcdcre Hall
only after thorough canvass or all
OF inc rclntivcs of the overseas men
killed In battle known to the com
mlttec was the report submitted
Ii is declared by tho mcmbcrs Of the
committee that So per cent oc these
rciatives favored the erection Of
Library, and that there was practically
torium as the memorial
Morton l.. Wallerstcin. r. c. Duval
and c. Il. Hall formed the committee
In IN TIC report of the committee il was
So So 10TH mat no memorial would he
appropriate unless ii Expressed service
because OF the service rendered by
these men in giving their lives for
their country.
Suggestion OF large citizens com
mlttee to begin work on plnn; 10 erect
this memorial was made by ,hc com
mittce. Several nurses, members OF
me orSa niHation. were among The soy
cral hundred who attended the meet
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
MANY ATTEND CLASSES
AT SETTLEMENT HOUSE
Report for November Mndc by Mis-.
Louise Lewis, Director. mt Regular
Monthly Meeting.

One thousand mine hundred and
twenty boys and girls attended he va
rious classes and clubs Of the Settle
ment House. at 1lo4 West Cary Street.
during November. One thousand two
hundred and eighty nine attended the
classes in the gymnasium. new and
complete equipment for which has just
been installed
These were the outstanding features
OF the monthly report of Miss Louise
Lewis director of the Settlement
Der meeting of the board OF directors
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Herbert Mann. president Of the
board. presided. Other members pres
Mrs. Mrs. G & n" g @ Ms Ga"PSs s
: NJ: TsHas ss &ssr $ Hfs oiy
Ms Ms M Ha1H BOYD 3s"-" NJ: L $sSss.
M ME- c Gary MSn,asas Mr. $! Gsore ,ooe
Mt Mt %%5f' MGFs4" Mrs. 2 Ss s sSs
Miss Lewis stated that the Scttlcmcn,
House was in really desperate. need OF
books and magazines, The boys. espc-
cialiy she said begged for worth while
books TO read. The children also
wanted some new monograph records.
ing chairs. tables and Il clock
Among other routine business was
the appointment of a nominating COM
miticc TO report at the annual meet
ing oil the board on January s.
Mrs. Karl Blackwell was named
chairman of this committee, the ether
members being Miss Kate Blankcnahip
and Miss RcbecCa Gordon.
Mrs George Morgan was appointed
Chairman OF Block Day" which will
be held the latter part or February. This
Is the annual tag day for the Settle
mcnt House budget. Mrs AIorcan's
committee includes Mrs. Charles e.
Williams Ir, Mrs. Carol Montague and
Mrs. Tazewcli Carrington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
SAYS DEATH RATE HERE
is NO INDEX TO HEAL TIL
Director of Welfare Levy Declares
Character OF Population RESPONSE
bic for High Figure.
MANY OLD PEOPLE HERE
Addresses Richmond First Club and
Says City Holds High Record i'll
Few Deaths Caused by Prcrcntabic
- Diseases.

Charges that Richmond is an un-
healthtul city because OF its high death
rate, were shown 10 be sroundlcss by
DR.. F.. c. Levy, Director OF Public Wei
fare. in an address which nc delivered
yesterday before the Richmond First
Business Mems Club al o'clock.
"Richmond's crude death rate is
index TO her hea!thtulncss. II is be-
here OF impaired vitality, who die from
unprevcn;ablc diseases. that our death
OF our Population Richmond would
have the nineteenth highest death rate
in tho United states among cities haE-
ing population OF 100000 or over
mated in preparing the statistics.
Pioneers Lower Record.
Take the case OF Seattle or Atlanta"
Continued DIR. Levy, those cities go
@omen who are hardy and strong.
They are pioneers with careers to
make, and as rule they. are in the
best physical condition. They are at
the age when death seldom comes into
their ranks. They are responsible, in
large measure, for the low death rates
OF these cities, as compared with Rich
mond.
,Richmond's growth has been steady.
and has arisen largely from the excess
Of births over deaths here" said Dr.
Levy. Richmond has Brown from in
side. ana not from the influx of new
Corners VINO are IN the nature OF pio-
ncers. In SPIT" OF the most efficient
health work. our death rate will al
ways be hish, because OF the high NOR
ta!itr from unpreventahlc diseases
Typhoid Fever Checked.
DR.. Levy Ske,ched briefly the work
OF tho Health Department in checking
typhoid fever. since 1850. He declared
that from 1850 TO 1905 there was an
aHeIase Of seycnty-eight deaths an
were 1SS deaths in 1881. the speaker
said This Was the highest point
r neaiad am',HS inc iwenty-tive-year
Five have died OF typhoid this wear
was the statement DIR. Levy couiva-
lent TO three for every 100000 inhabi-
t Ia ms vas phenomenally' low
by a scientific study of conditions and
the best manner in which to cope with
the menace. Fine records were also
oelns made by the city health author
other prevcntab!e diseases. Or. Levy
said.
levy Describes Aims.
In his address before the club. which
citizenship, pr. Levy briefly outlined
the work OF the Department of puhIic
Welfare and told OF efforts being made
70 improve the markets Of the city
growing on vacant lots and prevent
The increase OF unsigh;iy dump niles
on, the outskirts OF Richmond
1t was announced by the chairman
DUDLEY. Jr., that ii. G. Cofer. CITY
Comptroller, would speak on CITY FL
nance at the January meeting Four
new members were admitted. after rec
oininendat!on by the membership COM
sided at the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
FEDERAL OFFICERS BUSY
RAIDIhG VIRGINIA STILLS
Eleven Arrests Made During Novem-
Der and Property Valued nj
$6,5D5 Stcxed,

Fifty-tuo Illicit dis,illeries and
thlrty-one stills were DESTROYED or
seized during November BY revenue
othcers OF the Department Of Internal
revenue. according to figures given in
the monthly report OF the Virginia
division OF The department.. issued last
night
seizure OF property valued a, So
"oo was also reported. Included in
these seizures were two automobiles
ana three horses. bugEics and harness
Eleven arrests were made by the
department, and twenty-scven prosecu-
ions were recommended for violations
O.! me prohibition laws. :. X Bramc
VINO Is Director of the prohibition divi-
SONS OF the Department of Internal
hcvehOc IN six States. declared last
hl%ht that reports on the activities OF
me department in the other five States
Under mis- direction would be ready
within few DAYS "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
SEVEN RICHMONDERS PASS
STATE BAR EXAMINATIONS
successful Cnudidrtr,
From CNcry Part Of Nir.inin
Receive ircd.ntints.

Board OF Examina,ion Tor Admission SION
10 Inc bnr Eesterda% concludes its OK
Licenses 10 practice law in the State.
LnSre were about for;yfIve who took
ne tests: or TINS numh,r. there were
=, Richmonders who passed the State
mar ni,rht eIa X as EVEN out ,ast
Wallace G Anderson. George lev
Ghu HaSy :. James II. Donohue. Jrv r
Pollock SIs and mf" Ifoxd / NJ oiye5 George L
Others who passed were:
E Fir" nj iiI;'imsr Gray, Miliers Tavern
. l,1fGH I cha III r1 e. Isrfo,t
!-["GGNSHrd. o,sWaiII A.; ncdford
Mas DIN wliiilianu FS%% eMHnrs New,
nS ohimson ' wfia n aiaT1risGWgn M
E Eas s, l !lTyaG l'Srsc,yiille =
S;!mIn I,ySr i.ynne iynehhnrE
Wgoi c!Sua i', r. "a III Mfnsl hsS'er'"T"' Md
Al OF the law examinations wcrc
conducted III the chamber of he House
OF Delegates in the Capitol. Nearly
every law school in the State was rep
re eS frd,, among mo the applcan,s being
Washington and Lee, ara Richmond
Determinations for licenses to nr,c.
t!ce medicine in Virginia arc sill, be-
ing conducted in the Senate Cham
aminations. One OF them is colorcd
Thirty have been accented upon pre-
sSntation OF credentials showing that
they are qualified 30 practice in other
oloey and bacterioioey eXam.natt ISms
We're We're riLon to the prospective vir-
tests will be given this morning and
afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

!. W. felrerton. aIraign.d for prclin,i.
nary hearing before Marshal FlcErnh.i,nnr
Yesterday on charge OF violating ,hc Mann
whit" slave act. had his case set FOR III"
Aprii term OF the United States District
Court. lie furnished $1,000 bond
Because several Councilman arc ro, In
Richmond the meeting nj tn. o-,l;usoc"
Commi;;cs OF the Guy Council. scheduled
on. ~ this meeting III" broad ordinance
which has been proposed. was 10 have come
up The next meeting or the Ordinanc..
committee Will he on December l6
, Mene crs OF the hoard of directors OF ,he
thainhcr OF Commerce" will hold th.ir recu-
iar monthly meeting this afternoon al d 40
O'Clock IN tho Chamber OF Commerce ;,u!Id-
lanes Rov, eos"rcd, was sentenced to
S si Tor he murder OF Rober; paniriGgc.
Roy attempted TO prove that the shooting
oil cambridge was done In sclf-dcfcnsc
Officers WIRE elected at the regular NICE, :
ms, OF Canton No Q. Patriarch Militia n:
Lodge OF odd Fellows. folioWs:eM ia vid-
son; com mandant: II. !. bernard. liel;cnant:
\. Y. Draukcr.. cnsirn; q. &. HoCkctt. ,lcrn
Co'oEcl Charles Pohiig. accountant.
union OF tourncytncn BARRIERS Local No 500
at their regular meeting. when tho follow.
ing officers were also chosen; Buddin Recks
vice president: Joseph A Wage secretary
tr"asurer Is j. Trimbal. recorder: Floyd G.
Cole. guard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
"CYCLCNE" SAMUELS DEAD
Body Of Former Ilcnriro Constable
drought Here From Insane Hon
pifnl ut Marion.

Funeral services for r. IT, rCycione"l
Samucls for many years constable OF
iicnri"o County. who died at the Mar
IAN Asylum for Criminal Insane. will
he delayed until word can be heard
from son in California
Shmueis was sent to the asylum fol-
,,"%lHS the murder of his son. John in
I"il who was about thirty-Scvcn years
nld when killed. The shooting occurred
"a INC barn a; their home in ilcnrico
r.nnn,E as result, OF quarrel The
ana sent to the asylum for criminal
insane AZ Marion, Va where he died
No relatives survive Other thon =,
son IN California. The body is now
nring held al Nelson's undertaking rs-
near the slain son, in the rrovnwar
o. the Four Mile Creek Church. on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
YOUNG MAN SHOOTS SELF
Louie }. Mnzzulo, Nineteen. Held In Jail
ON Suspicion of Bein. OF
Insound Mind.

Louis j. MaZzullo. nineteen wears
o!d. was lodged in the City Jan yes
terday morning on a suspicion OF be-
ins OF unsound mind. following his
where he was taken soon after Shoot.
ing himself in The left shoulder.
MaZ%uIin shot himself in front of the
teen years old. or li2! North twenty
ninth street. according to the police.
~ IS SiId That MaZZulio was accused
OF writing a letter 10 another snitor
under The girls signature which
started the quarre with Mazzuilo and
caused MN 20 leave the Chiidress
home, where he had been boardinr
lie then engaged a room at the LIZ
ih2ton Hotel FOR week, going 10 tho
EiLLS nome Yesterday morning at Z
CLOCK, where he shot himself ana
waiLsd until someone within the home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
HIBERNlANS NAME OFFICERS
'ohn W. Moore Elected President and
ihonias A. Heddln Financial
Secretary for 1920,

John w. Moore was las, ni-n,
elected president OF the Ancient order
OF liibcrnians. Division No /. ar >,
meeting held at the McC;iiI Ca,hol;c
Union. Charles +. O'DonnclI was ma,ic
vice presidents; Thomas 4 Rcddin
hnanciai secretary; II. t.. Griffin treas.
tarE: John King. guard. a STANDING
committee was named consisting OF
;.uei l.. Kelly, John NJ. Allen. ii. +.
y. Duffy. " ''''S :
=, samuel l.. Kelly who served in
IrHhce as war secretary of the
knights OF Columbus addressed tbc
meeting last night and told OF h;s
experiences on the other side
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Meeting OF general board or Shell
tertnE Arms Hospital Mt IL.
Regular monthly board meeting
or Chamber of Commerce ut 4.
Interdc UNCONVENTIONAL welfare
League, room y. y. w. c. A., ut s.
Richmond Community Chorus re-
hcnr,ot John Marshall High school
auditorium at =.
Annual meeting md election a..
ontcrrn Richmond Dental Society, T..
Il. 4. building, mt y.
"Student night" mt College Hall.
Tenth and Marshall. =.
business Study Club NJ Business,
Mems Club mt =.
Lyric-Vaudcvi $500. 1.45, 9:3O
Strand-"A Daughter Of the sun"
at $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
ELECT OFFICERS TONIGHT
ncrr OF Dental Society TO Meet nj
r. T.. \. HniidinE In Annual
Session.

Election OF officers will feature M.
program OF the annual meeting o, liz.
Nichmond Dental Society wh7ch I'm
be held tonight beginning a: o'cIncs,'
n thc T. r. A. Building. nr il H.
oihpsoh' president of the society. viii
ithu ms annual report and there viii
nc discussion of contcmnI,icd
changes In the bylaws OF tho ort.an.
present at the meeting w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
REAL ESTATE MEN MEET
peur-minute Talks Arc Mndr r. r.,
change Members Mt
Luncheon

nIusnihs pei nc!i 20 the Rea! Estate
me FORM OF subpoena, rnnmhcrs -.
s me e1chanre quickly gathered vrstcp.
go '.erno"g a. dinner. which pre-
Four- minute talks we're given nv
r T members Of nc cNchange: Lon y
irh ny. BacE TO the Land; Morton g
~. =. MeCnrdy. UNIFORMITY and ~ u:
>nEthods OK Recording Dcods": Ed~,r
1 nl.sn. ~ 'hcensinE Real Estn ,t
o,hcers Will he elected a, mo -,
ana arai meeting o. tho exchange in JAM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
PLAN NEW SOCIAL WORK
Grace Episcopal Church Member. his.
c">s Program for Coming Year
with Pastor,

cuSScd at meeting Of the conrrcra
ZION OF Grace Episcopal Church iast
~. ..b III, az which large percentage OF
80 .nf'lpcrshlp was present The
,nectnE was addressed by the rector.
iscN. W H. Burkh and by tho sem
other Richmond churches, pjans 10 t,i.n
~ some d"hniic social work during
the ensuing year. provision for which
HtS Included in the budget which. 10
se!ner VII the apportionmcnt for The
nht 'oh, VIDE campaign. was oyersub
SCrlbcd by GrACc EpLAconal Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
DAMAGE SUIT is STARTED
r.rk overflow Case King
REQ In LAW and Equity

= So, o. !" \ chsatwood vs.. the CITY
caIcd for trial Yesterday In no ~, -, -,
ano Equity Court with iury f-n,,
LEI nenf,co Goun,y. II IS said ira, The
" decided. Chcatwood Is ,n.L,y, INA :
cnors 10 colleot damage caused in an ','
oserhow o. Shockoc Creek ana is rc ~.
anan and W. Kirk Matihcvs ',u.h :
,orneE rollard and Assistant City g..
torney Gtorg" W'ayn. Ande.snc
representing the city HFt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
nrs. Elizabeth ". Armis,crd

49,, T:IIHabeth MARSHALL Arnistcod
EinoW OF captain H.. r.. Armis,cad. OF
Ta"Pul'f county. died las; night abou,
j.! O'Clock N the home Of her Son-in-
-" ,r. W. Burke, 2Gt i.ast frank
IN 9'r1ct she is survived by i've
sons henry NJ ArmIsteai Of Rich
mono taylor Arrnistcad OF L,tt;c
.'"ca. Ark; Stanley Armistcad, OF
a. T"nI"S' ,, hs"Iss a .,rmistead. OF
rom Royal. Va. There arc also I'VE
ga usntcts Mrs. NJ. O. Turke. Mrs.
G,,irn" ANDERSON. Mrs. John r. Me
,rurc' MIS-. clarence tiochuacur and
Nl.s COURTNEY AImls.ca1 .''N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
Ethel Lcnkc Imnrn,,.

fihc! l.caEe, scvcr-yc,r I'D yic,i,,
OF Ihe automobile accident several u,vs
atEo' AT Floyd Avenue and Meadow
H'rcc'. vas reported "arly this morn
I.E hs slShtlH improved sine, Nc.,.r.
"a aitcrnoon. The chiId Is su,Icri,r
from fractured skull. and ma. ,,oI
Mt rcrained consciousness since ne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
Negro Woman rIeeced.

'olicc have so far failed to locate
INC TWO persons who hceced Lucinda
lT.cc. 81. North Seventeenth Street OF
'ooo. which was paid them for a set
oi LOCUS diamonds. The men solicited
he sale on Tuesday, and offered M
the same time six genuine stones. hut
later replaced these for the bogus
SnhrklcrS. according to the police
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11

annual election Of officers viii ,.,-
ture thc January meeting Of :hn NJ
,Torial Hospital Alumnac Assocjatinn
me meeting is expected. 70 be MIA
Memoria! Hospital January S. I,,rl
Or suficient members prcsen, 10 =
quorum a. the regular monthly rr,..
ing yesterday afternoon a. the y II.
s. A.; decided tho ofY1cers 20 maxi -
mo announcements ihat mc.niic-s ,..,,
were absent from the annual nceii,,-.
would be hncd 30 cents api, 80. Tbo,T,
are approximately 100 aIunnac n.
Memorial Hospital In Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
rlnn stn,c-,yidc Mo,,n,,,

Plans TO organize tho Association
Tor the Common Good throughout ihc
state were discussed and perfected ~,
meeting OF the board OF directors Of
IN" organization, which WAS held y.s
to-day afternoon. The meeting wny
held at the headquarters OF tho or
ganizat'on In the Chamber OF Commcrco
Building at 1880 O'Clock,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
WIDOW AND SIX CHILDREN
PENklLESS AND NEED AID
Case No. 10 Started Today hy Times
Dispatch Relief Fund Has
Pathetic Appeal,

With Christmas bu; two weeks
away. ono Richmond mother. widow
hcr husband having died two years
ago. leaving her pcnnilcss. is struE-
CLING 10 keep her six children, rang
mnnscr and further priva,ion. This
woman. always fraii. tried TO support
her family by working away from
home. but her health broke She is
forced 10 depend upon the Kindness
Of the charitabiy inclined TO sunni.
her children with 'ooi. The Young
Stcrs must bc kept in school and
clothed. hut the mother in unable TO
earn sunicicn, money TO do these
things.
In view OF these conditions. an an.
peal is made today for contributions
for fund Of $500 by The Times. Dis
patch Relief Fund by which stringent
conditions IN ten Richmond families
have already been relieved. i, Is .nnnJ
that 5000 will meet the needs pc The
mother and her six children during
ne coming wceks Hence. thu case
Dispatch Relief Fund. and contribu-
tons Will be accepted at once
Case No. 10 is now closed. the final
contributions. amounting TO SIT, hav-
ing been received yesterday. Rcceipts
acknowledged yesterday and final fig
mrcs on Case 40. 10, follow:
hahHSSlNlnS -.........S !, o.
ASH :....... J, %
IL. n. Drake 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
Books Well Chosen
Are Gifts of Enduring Influence

A book never grows old. It's
cover may fade, its leaves may
crumble with the years, but
the influence lives on forever.
Choosing books for gifts is an
art developed instinctively as
one senses in his selection the
characteristics which form the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11

a. IIeIIu UHe IN
the choosing of books for gifts this offers vor
definite service which is the sum Of wy
Thousands of books of genuine for readers of cvor
'Ni'
Thousands of books of high literary standard
Thousands of books especially suitable for presentation
thousands of books of poetry the classics books bv modern
authors books of world interest by contemporary writer's books
OF romance adventure travel scientific books historical books
art books educational works books young people, for bows
for girls for little children. 80 ~ 'N'
IN tact this Book Store conveniently ACCESSIBLE lin the
Basement with direct both the Grace and
bfoad Street Sores wherein thousands are quickly
reached Book Store humany ndexed by corps of trained
saeSpeope trained to know books help make seec
TONS trained to know these book stocks books wanted
may DE secured with the least possible loss of time.
Here are all the recently
where and besides here much below The
in
complete produced when binding printing were NOT
on the nigh cost basis noted during year 80
Book
700 soon 10 choose the books wishes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11
PLACE ORDERS FOR
Engraved Greeting Cards
BEFORE DECEMBER 18th

We take orders Personal
lore christmas only until the 10Th OF the
work that cannot be
' ~ 'A'oie
we sui nave some attractive
four days in which to supply requremnts. ~ ~
Basement Engraving Shop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-11

Observation-Disclosures ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS