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MRS. MoRRELL RETURNS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kane Are Now al
RadnOr.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-Mrs. Ed
ward de v. Morrell, who spent the sum-
mer at Bar Harbor. has returned TO
Torresdale. where she has opened her
winter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kent Kane have
returned from Saunderstown, r. l., and
are now at Radnor.
Miss Evelyn r. Drayton, who has
been spending the summer in Chelsea
with DR.. and Mrs, j. Murray Ellzey OF
Chestnut Hill, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Spencer and their
daughter, Miss F, Margaret Spencer, ac-
companied by Miss Mildred Longstreth,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Long
streth, left yesterday for motor trip
to New London, Conn.
The sun., 1919-09-13
WHITE SULPHUR ACTIVITIES.
West Virginia bankers AssOcin-
tion Holds Closing Sessions.

DVttIuE Dt6PuTN1F TO Ut" YUM
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va, Sept.
IA large number of bankers arrived
today 20 attend the last sessions OF the
West Virginia Bankers Association, The
principal speaker'thls morning was Will
lam p. c.. Harding Of Washington. gov
ernor OF the Federal Reserve Board. DIR.
w. 7. Evans spoke during the after
neon. Three hundred members OF the
association attended the dinner this eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs Bedell II. Harmed and
B. p. Elebash OF New York are at the
Greenbriar for September
The sun., 1919-09-13
win eelebrats Golden wedding,

Judge and Mrs, Edward S. Cllnch
will celebrate the fftleth anniversary Of
their marriage on September Is az Ihslr
home, lss West l2ist street No inyi-
tatioils have heen issued, but Judge and
Mrs cllnch VIII be AZ hons 10 tAelr
friends next Mondayt evening.
The sun., 1919-09-13
one Killed I'm Action.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-To-days
casualty list showed killed in action;
Private Clyde T. Sherman, New AL
bany, Ind.
The sun., 1919-09-13

To top our salts and
overcoats-soft hats that
are tip-top in every way
our own Rogers Peet"
hats-also the "Stetson
Specials" which we alone
have for Greater New York.
OPEN ALL DAY.
The sun., 1919-09-13

RELIGIOUS ADVERTISEMENT.
The sun., 1919-09-13

There are men who soar
above or live below the in
auence of good clothes; but
to most of us good clothes
are a card of introduction to
strangers; the armor Of
grace and ease to ourselves.
Pays to buy the best.
Fall styles now ready.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Says PARIS CONFERENCE
LEAVES j. S. FR|ENDLEss
Senator Cummins Declares Protests
OF Former Associates Obscure
War Service.
1OWAN ATTACKS COVENANT
Dcplorcs Charges That Members IF
His Party Are Opposing Treaty for
Political ETect-Objccts to As
sociatinG With Foreign Powers.
tBY 4 Associated Press.

W!ASHINGTON. Sept, c6.-When
President Wilson ended his work at
the Paris peace conference 1.-The United
States had not Il friend in Europe Asia
or Africa. and our brilliant service in
the war Was almost forgotten in the
storm OF protests which followed him
as he sailed for home" Senator Cum
minis. Republican, Iowa. declared today
in an address in the Senate attacking
tho league of nations covenant
Tho only thing the President
brought with him which vas joyfuliy
received in America by rnultitudeS Of
good people. Senator Cuninins said
was - covenant for :: league OF ma :
tions. anu this only because these peo-
pie believed. many OF them without in =
peace TO a war weary world and would
maintain it in all the years to come
GRADUALLY they are beginning to see the
tremendous burdens We are asked TO
assume and gradually they are under
standing that Their" arc some prov Isions
IN tho covenant which must Inevitably
provoke war
Senator Cummins deptored the at
Tempt Of some Senator'S TO charge other
senator's with opposing Tho treaty sim
ply TO d!Scrcdit the President and to
accomplish their political designs. as
well as efforts OF the latter group to
make u appear that those supporting
the President were Indifferent. If not
hostile. toward the vital concerns Of
Senator Cumtnins contendcd that
when the war was ended our exit
should have been as speedy and com
p,Hrs az p2ssihis This did not mean;
States should have abandoned its allies
or made a separate peace with Ger
many, buy II does mean that i: was
no, our duty 10 associate ourselves
map OF the world and in agreeing to
maintain II as the victors had made It."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
ITALIAN SITUATION GRAVE,
DECLARES MINISTER TITTONI
Crown Council Holds Special SeSxion
To Evolve PInn TO Denl
With Unrest.

ROME. Sept. 2C.---It would Ne diff
cult TO ma graver period than this
in tho whole history Of modern Italy. q"
said Foreign Minister TittonI. in aliud-
ing 10 the situation hr-e.
As q matter Of fact. alarmist re-
ports OF all SORTS arc N free circula-
tlor. one report has il mat King Vic
tor emmanuel may aodicaie. and an
oih"- 'nat civil va. - imminent be-
""eI III" Nationalist ana Mills fac
CONTROLLED by tn. Official Socialists on
the other. In those reports the Ma
iIonaiIs; adhcren;s are represented as
having decided 10 push 10 the utmost
limits the asDirttiOHS az Italy. while
'n"ir opponents arc declared 10 b" de-
ternined |" oppos" by ali means even
.? revolution. another foreign war
thro An about the meeting Of the crown
coErc.! n correction with the Flume
cTLs,. tn5 newspapers this evening
publish reports OF wha, occurred
In" sitting, IN" accounts state, VAS
opened by King Victor Emmanuel.
.nc Of the extraordinary meeting. IL
~-aS desired. ne said. TO obtain the
Views O. the mos; eminent men in Par
lament on the grave situation. The
discussion. he said, would b" only o. Il
consultative character as no d.ciS ION
being reserved for the Cabinet. which
alone Vas responsible to the Parlia-
'ncnt and 20 the country.
Premier N!t;i made :, detailed and
comprehensive Ecpc-i on the situation,
setting form the grave consequences
which might cnsuc FOR italy. both at
home and ia her international -ela-
lions ,he latter having not only pcli,i-
ca. bu, hnancia! ana economic bear
inEs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
RAILWAY MEN DISAGREE
OVER REPRESENTATION
Other Unions Dispute Brothcrhood.'
R'Eht TO Nn'9r Entire Indus
pini Conference Delegations.

WASFINGTON, Sept. 2G.-Dispute
has arisen between tho four railroad
brothcrhoods and the fourteen other
unions OF railroad employees as to
representa- in tho Industrial con-
ference called by President Wilson for
october 6.
The President instructed Director
General Hines TO have the railroad
unions represented by four men and
Mr.. Hines transmitted the instructions
to ALI tire unions. The four brother
hoods appointed me four men without
regard to The other employees
Protest soon vas Forthcoming from
IN" shop. maintenance Of way, clerk
and othee unions. that they should be
allowed TO participate in the selection
OF the represe but the question
HAS not been settled.
The brothcrhoodS were said today TO
have based their action on the fact OF
The appointment Of other delegates TO
the conference by the American Fed :
Grafton OF Dor. with which the four
teen railroad unions are affiliated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
ORDERS CH!CAGO'S FAT
POLICEMEN TO REDUCE
Cops Working Overtime To Meet Re-
quircmcnts Of City Council
Committee.
DANCING PART OF COURSE
Virginia Reel Urged by One Partly
CrOok-Chascr, but Hard Hearted
Instructor Says "ClaSsicar' Effort
Is Only Cure for Obesity.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2G.-"Lc.s 90. one
two, three. Dip There was the
cracking OF suspender divorcins it
self from it's convoy. There we're
sroans srunts. sohs. And there was
torrents Of perspiratiom. Twas the
aesthetic dancing class for corpulcnt
copp"rs il may bc the daily menu OF
NO. no. officer Mahoney! WHen YOU
dance on your toes do not brace one
Land against the vail" exclaimed the
Then ne classical dancing started
AGAIN. Flhbhy crossing cops stag
sered, trying o LOOK like ravlowa.
lhe mon trirpcd up and down the floor
street Erdso
Dancing is tie best way to reduce,
announced the instructor.
Asks for Nirginiu Reel.
Let US dance the Virginia reel,
made his face IN" color OF raw steak.
Eut the instructor insisted that dane
ing . Ia chorus girl would he more
I'm going to live on bread and wa
ter sam" as The lads iu the work
huus"." said one tat cop
The city council committee. which
mas been on tour OF eastern cities
studying police methods. has dccid I'd
mat the torce' carries too much flesh
IA n" region Of the cartridge belt
dancing. athletic Workouts, fence
climbing, jumping from roof top to
roof, rolling on the floors of tho station
i
bon ny the council committee.
IF New York patrolman is not in
physical and mental condition. ho is
considered Incompetent. wrote the
correspondent. NO policeman is OF
value to tho department unless he IL
physically ht," according to Inspector
James O'Bricn. New York police
iraintng is the same as at West Point"
NO policeman who is fat can put the
fear of the law into roughnecks as
iioreibly as a lean COP" said Chef of
Detectives James Mooney today. when
a gang OF touEhs knows that Il patrol
man can Chas" them half a miie-aud
ovortakc 'nm--wcll they're goin: 10
sid"Step him. YOU bet.
II am going 10 recommend 10 Super
intendcnt Of Police Clarity mat a gym
mas iun be erected in the loop. And
then how much OF saving therein he
IA uniform cloth when the policemen
get rid OF their pauuChcs,'
Superintendent John j. Clarity also
has voiced his approval Of n system
TO reduce the fat Coppcrs. 1t was said
he iayors the erection OF a centrally
located gymnasium. But 1t is the fat
uns who are worried With all this
talk OF fat police must 80. they're sur
v"YinE themselves fcarfully night and
day in the mirrors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
CARROLL COUNTY JURY
RETURNS INDICTMENTS
Majority of Fifty Complaints Arc for
Violation of Prohibition
Law.
APPEAR BEFORE COMMITTEE
Applications for Rhodes Scholarships
Must BE Filed by October ;.
Other News Notes From Many
Points In State.
special to The Timcs-Dispa,cb.

PULASKI. VA, Sept. 2G-.rhc grand
!nty OF Carroll County in Sep,cmbcr
session 1t iilisHiilc, Judge \. a.
hitE indictments. Tie majority Of
Whlch wcr" for Violations Of the pro-
hihition laws: The jury was IN scs-
SON tnrcr Ways. During the term
Fountain Jones, Il lad of thirteen. was
t'lch io' shooting and Killing mis- play
m"tc' - boy 10y the name OF Woods
J"hcs aimed the shooting was acct
"C"s'.. put woods VINO lived a couple
"i hours after bcint; snot. in a dvin.,
statement, sand Jones aimed deliberate
" AZ nam and nrcd. The jury returned
4" verdict of mauslaughter. The court.
""'ahHc Of the youth OF the accused
committed Jones To the state Prison
Reform Associations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
TARHEEL GOVERNOR COMING
Thomas w. Bickett to Address yir-
GiniR Peanut Growers Here
November q.

Governor Thousas w Beckett. OF
North Carolina. VIII address peanut
growers OF Virginia and the Carolinas
at suffolk on November : in the Acad-
envy Of Music. More than 900 growers
are expected 10 be present at this pea
nut rally as it is popularity termed
Governor Davis was present at the
March rally OF peanut growers in Suf-
folk, when a tremendous crowd heard
the chief executive of Virginia
also promised to he present at the
November meeting, and is on the pro
gram to speak with the Governor of
North Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
YORKSHIRE MINERS FIND
STRIKE COSTLY TO THEM
Lose Mnch Time. One Says, About
Price OF Packet OF Cigarettes
a Week.

LEEDS, ENG. Sept 26.-Some OF the
Yorkshire miners who went on strike
n the great Goa, field there. when $50
900 men quit work in July to protest
against the government award for
p!cccwork. seem hardly satisfied with
the result in view OF the fact that two
months VIII be required TO restore
some OF the mines to operation.
Inc Yorkshire Post quotes one OF the
miners as saying:
Fancy -rown-up men like us quar-
reI'nE about the price OF a packet Of
cigarettes more or less a week. It's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

PULASKI Sept 26.-Thc Pulaski CO.
Operative society mas been organized
with the following officers. J. T. Bunis,
president, l.. NJ. Coalt.anc. virc-prcs!-
dent, J.. l.. Tesmcr sccrctary-trcaS-
urcr The purpose = a general MGR
camille business. The society ls 20 be
Incorporated with a minimum capital
Of 5000 and = maximum OF $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
COMBINES AIM is TO MAKE
AMERICA UNPOPULAR IN ASIA
California Publisher Tells of New.
"-SuntiOn as il Is handled
ia %ar East.
rRy Associated 7ress.l

20 conditions existing in the Far East
Before tho war when. as he said. Brit
"A and Japanese control OF news in
rat part Of the world created "A prcju-
dice against America was predicted
2oday by V. s. McClatchy. publisher Of
thc sacramento. Cal. Bee, unless use
IS transatlantic news report at a low
safe he permitted.
little American news IS printed on
thc Eastern NSiatic coast. and rarely
~nythinE of Importance from America
that is distastcful to prominent Far
Eastern interests. he added. explaining
the news service. there is controlled
practically by Reuter-. British agency.
and by Kokusai. q Japanese agency
The two having formed a combination
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
FiIlng or Applications.

tliAItLDrTESViLI.E Sept 2G.-Ali
applications for the Rhodes scholar
snip from the State OF Virginia must
10 -" forwarded TO the Rev. Beverley H.
tucker. J!., University Of Virginia sec
TttarE OK me CO.. --.itt"c on selection,
ny pctohc- :. Candidates will T.. re-
3hltcd 10 appear before tn" commit.
-" at the university on November l.
n" number OF applications hled TO
'h'e Is idr IN excess OF any since the
scholarship WAS established Tn.v IN
c.ude students from the University Of
'irE mia Washington and Lee. William
ana Mary. lLanpdc n Sidney and Emory
and Henry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
THEATER WORKERS STRIKE
seventy Concert md Music Halls OF
Paris Arc Affected by Latest
WnlkOuts.

tbS y SSptla'Hl t'T''SS
PARIS. Sept. 26.-The Federation OF
Theatcr Workers has decided upon a
general strike to affect houses be-
longing TO or conducted by members
of the owners and Managers Union.
The strike order is to take effect i'm
mediatcly. 1t affects seventy of the
concert and music halls of Paris.
The United Stntes Railroad Admins
trntiOn
Announce change in schedule. effective
October /. Atlantic Coast Line local
ira ms:
No. 30. leave Petersburg 7:30 a. NJ.
instead of 7:50 -. NJ. Arrive Rich :
mond $50 *. VI. instead OF $50 A. NJ.
No. AZ. leave Richmond $50 p. NJ.
instead of $50 y. NJ. Arrive Peters
burg $50 Il. NJ. instead Of SEQ r. NJ.
GEO. f. ECKER,
Division Passenger Agent--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
RUN DOWN BY AUTOMOBILE
George Scott Uncle of I'rcdcrick Sror,
Seriously III in New York
Hospital.

George Scott. eighty years ole. uncle
o. Frederick Scott, OF Richmond Is
critically i'll in New York at a hospital
suffering from pneumonia resulting
from a shock he sustained several
days ago. when nc was struck down
by an automobile in that city. His
rlecc. Miss Frances Scott, ot Rich
rond. is At his bedside
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Open Recruiting Stn,ion.

T'ftTSTDL. sept. 2h--LIcUtcnant-C Olo-
mol Harry l.. King. United states Army
recruiting officer for The stat" OF Viz
-lnia, announces here INA; the war De-
parrn"nt has authorized him 20 open
an army recruiting Office IN this c!ty.
The Office is 10 be in charge o: soldiers
OF the regular army. and j; Is an
i:cUnccd that men Will be enlisted for
homo and foreign service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
WAGE MORE THAN DOUBLED
StcvctorrS Made SiS-55 Week Before
War, G~t Ss9.60 Now and
Demand Sti6.
ne a ssoc..tcn rrass-

the testimony Of ST John Webb. rep
rescntatiye OF a s,evedore firm. long
shoremen in 1914 earned $ls.'5 q week
c!rh hour day went INTO effect. the
men usually Worked ten hours at 6j
cents an hour and 81 an hour for
overtime. making their present aver
age earnings $3.50 a week. or gain
Of lis Per cent over prc-War wages
Nj Webb maintained that the pro
posed increase would raise their pay
I" SEQ a week. an increase OF 80 per
cent over l9lt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
injured in D.nnlni,e E,nln,inn.

TJLNSN T. sept -t---JacN TUrnc!-
employed IN the crush"r department Of
the Pulaski works % tn. General
Chemical Company, was badly injured
Thursday by :. dynamite explosion.
The force OF the charge struck him in
the face. and, besides badly decorating
his face and head. X IS thought his
"yesicht will be destroyed. He was
leaning over the charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
WASHINGTON HEARS LANE is
TO LEAVE CABINET AT ONCE
Secretary of Interior shortly to BE-
come Hend Of Great business,
L. Report

WASHINGTON. sept 26-T-anklin
n Lane. Secretary of the Interior, is
about TO resign from the Cabinet TO
become the head OF a large Industrial
concern according 70 strong :umors.
The resignation VIII take effect within
twenty-four hours after President Vii
sons return 20 the capital. il is said
Nj. Lane. II is declared. determined
TO retire from the Cabinet TWO wears
ago, when he and Secretaries Daniels
and Baker claShcd on the question OF
the price the government should pay
for coat Later, Secretary Lane dis
agreed with Secretary Rcdfcld and
Railroad Director Hines regarding the
D-irs OF steel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
A dead SHOT"
SAYS MIN|STE|
Black-Draught wen Hig
Praise As II Stomach and
Liver Medicine by Well
Known Old Gentleman
Who Has Used 1t.

Mineola, Texas.--The Rev. nj. 4
Jenkins, a retired minister OF tH
NJ. T.. Church. South. living in tn
city. says: Il have used Blacl
Draught as a stomach and liver med
icine. and have never found its equa|
Once suffered for two month
with cramps and pains, tried everj
thing could hear OF without avail
but Black Draught was a "dea
shot"
| am known here and all over II
State for my honesty and truthful
ness. 1 am IS years old and haI
used Black Draught for years.
can highly recommend it to arl
one as liver medicine that has n
equal. II is excellent for stomach
liver and other ailments. use
for bad taste in the mouth, head
ache and other sicknesses that cou4
from the disorders of the liver"
Thedford's Black-Draught is purI
ly vegetable. and acts actively on I'll
bowels, gently stimulating the iiyeI
and helping to increase the norma
discharge OF bile into the intestine
1t assists in the digestion of foa
and relieves constipation in prom
and natural way.
Try Black-Draught Buy para
age OF Black-Draught today--Ad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
SOUTH'S BANNER CITY
Jacksonville Declared to Have Given
Employment to Grenter Num-
her of Soldiers.

JACKSONNILLt.. Fla. sept nf-
According 10 advices reaching Jack
SonviNe this morning from Washing
ton. the War Department has pro-
Of the South in the matter OF rc-cm-
ployment OF returning soldiers and
sailors who served in the war. /, is
declared tina; the 40 Jacksonville mcr-
chants who promised 10 take back all
old employees who left to serve in the
war easily outnumbers the record OF
any other city Of the South in this re-
Spcct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Veterans Hold Reunion.

KKISTOI- sept 26.-Scorcs Of the
veterans Of the :. v Fuikcrson Camp
~ Confederate Veterans. assembled
here Thursday .or the annual reunion
mold a the City Hal. Prominent
among the speakers addressing the vct-
"rana OF The war Between tho states
were the it.y !. Tyler Frazier Of Cnu-
hovie. Cnloncl David r. Railey and the
Rev. r. T. Mcdowell. OF this city. Fol
owing the meeting. "a dinner was
served the veterans by tn local chap
tcr Of the United Daugh,.rs OF the
C0ntcdc:aCy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Farmer n.por,. Robbery.

DHSVll-iIE., Sept 2G.--ErnEst Hanks
4 l1tisylvhDi:t farmer. was held up ana
ootcd on The Mount Cross ROAD rc-
turning 10 MS home from the Danvtlle
toh-hico market on Tuesday night. &C
cordins 10 a complaint iod : cd with the
count? police Hanks met by 4
stranger on the road who asked the
farmcr 20 take him ~ his wagon lie
I'D hardly started when tho 'str4n:cr
dre" 7 pistol and relieved Hanks or Z,
'@o suit OF clothes ana 60 cents. after
which lie ESCAPED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

enough TO make a cat laugh ora M
cry. IL he has children TO Feed Fri
ciple is all right when II doesn't mcI
loss of pay. | wish our leaders q
1t the same way. but their wages go
al the same, with extras for attcu
ing al! meetings. Fine words BIT
ter no parsnips.' and we can't fill q
Youngsters stomachs with principk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Fay. $500 for Dun.

FREDERICKSBURG Sept 2s-Jonn
lohpec. or California - prominent
breeder OF Guernsey ca tile. came nero
and went 10 'Glcncatrne'' farm, in stat
foSd County, three miles from this cry.
70 take look al Judge L. H. l. Chi
chcSter3 Guernsey cattle. While there
no Eanc1cd o finely hired bun calf. which
he purchased from Judge Chichester
for $500. Tho dam of this calf is the
worlds record two- ycar-oih COW. bred
Ind raiGed .! Judge Chichester and
Which, no ncw owns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
IDENTIFY DERELICT
Vessel II Seen f1onting Bottom Up, hut
No Trncr % Crew Is
Found.

MIAMI, FLA. Sept, o6.-The dereIict
reported several days ago az having
seen in the Gulf Stream between Key
West and Key Sal has been Identified
as tho schooner Hugh ID. Payne, loaded
with lumber. Her homo port is un-
known here and nothing was learned
Of the whereabouts OF the crew The
vessel was seen floating bottom up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

IT NtHFIU FtIT. SeNi. -r--.!. =. Ma
rrudor, who has been city engineer Or
nauville since tho spring o, 1909. who
mas resigned that position TO become
an assistant 10 the State Highway
Commissioner. Will De located N the
district office here. Mr. Magrudtr
comes here late in October
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Fair Omen. Newt wcek.

HANOVER COURTHOUSE. Sept. Go
Hanover County Fair will he held AT
Hanover Courthouse on Thursday and
Friday, October rs. y good asricui-
,ura, show is anticipated. corn. pigs.
poultry and canned goods being cN
htbited by the boys and girls aGricul-
tural clubs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
NATIONAL STORES BUSY
Fifteen Thousand People Buy $4,000
Worth of Goods in New York
Frderni Emporium.
ne Assnciatcd pres,

WASH TNGTON. Sept :6.-Rcports TO
the War Department today from
managers or the retail stores through
which surplus supplies are being sold
10 the public indicated that the first
day OF operation IN every case was
very successful.
In New York City 5000 persons
purchased $40 600 worth of supplies
during the day. In Chica1o 10000
people attended the sales and at Fort
sam Hounton, Ten. the sales aCgrc-
gated $4,000 in the first FIVE hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
SEIZE BOOZE WORTH $4,000
Deputies Raid Home or Florida Man
and Arrest of Owner
Follows.
he Associnted prcss-l

MIAMI FLA. Sept. 26.-New impetus
was given 10 the war against the
smugGlers of whisky and Illicit dis
penscrs early this morning when dep
uties raidcd the home OF -. Il. Arm
strong. West Twentieth Street, and
seized intoxicating liquors valued at
nearly $4,000. The raid followed the
arrest of Armstrong on a charge Of
selling WhSkcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Wnnt T,yo streets povcd.

Owing 10 tho even division OF SON
timent the Business Mems Associa ton
OF Church Hin and Fulton. has voted
to recommend that both Twenty fifth
and Twenty eight Streets he paved In
the event that the city is not able to
pave both il was agreed that 1t will
be left to the Director OF Public
Works to mako choice.