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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
BUTTON AND FLAG
FOR THE RED CROSS

a button and window service
flag will be given 70 every rsrson
Joining the Rtchn1o nd chapter .. the
E.d Cross during the third roll cali.
November {. 10 II. BY ere p2yn7en:
Of 81
1T should be a distinct source Of
pride to everyone 20 wear Ped
Cross button. which represents 50
r'och to suffering humanity the
world over" said H G Bovsin III
rector Of the roll cai' las. night
1T shoul6 De knn. in 'iA~- tN~0urh-
or the roll call for il I'll, save EN-
harrassr emf during the las. stages
g! the drive when all citizens not
wearing q button Will be asked TO
!oin"
A vote OF confidence IN the Red
Cross vii, be Indicated b. possession
o. button ana service fA-. r is
th4 ONLY election" n VII ca a re-
cclpt Is given for e--err vote This
years badge Of Ar7ericanisr7" CON
s.so OF small neat cellu old but
tor of white, bearing in It's center
e red cross. beneath which are the
: figures 1920" in blue Ins,ruc.
/ tons will be issued TO roll cal
workers rot TO solicit those wear
ing the 1920 button.
Service Tags for 1920 are seven
ard one-haf inches by eleveA and
/ one-half inches, and consist # a
| large red cross on a white back
I ground. with the figures 1890" ir
! niue beneath the cross Three blue
stripes around the outer edge Of the
I rag indicate the three annual mem
hersh!p campaigns.
The haK should We displayed when
the first member OF household oc-
cor7es Red Cross member, and is
( intended 20 be show in homes
( throughout the year As other ner1-
4 hars Of home tnin FOR 1920. ad-
} ditional service r-ars will he 1ro-
4 v1ded 70 BE- PLACED on the Aar
! Homes that display far will -o'
/ he solicited during re cam pa IN
Director Bovkin stated
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
CALL FOR 10000
CENSUS EhUAERATORS

The director Of the census Hon
sam. l. Rogers. announces thai
80 .o0o enun orators viii be needed
70 take the aext census TIE work
begins on January 2. and will last
about two weeks In cities and a
month or more IN rural districts.
Kaf@s or pay viii vary. depending
upon the locality and character OF
ire district 20 De canvassed The
average nay per enEmerator al the
census ~ 1910 was about so. At
this cc01:1g census Il viii probably
se"T9rt 'iess than $fA0,
Active. iat.lAgent. and reliable
men and women, not less than
eighteen wears OF age. are needed for
this task said Director Rogers.
and IN 8 sense This IS tal for
volunteers TIE importance ot q
complete and reliable census,
~ ne, tally in these critical times
wEcn more than ever before perhaps
veEeed corplete data regarding
population, conditions, tendencies
ard :esouree& tan hardly be over
yvsEi2s.g.sse3 d. It's srsasSa!2a2sttan q.
Ire social and econotn4c structure
s-+4't NfA-- tFe+f3J taaAtIit8-l u! INTER
1agtoEa. relations recesSltate-5 by the
war must Re based on accurate
krov.tr.fr7 = we are to act w.sel IS,
-s.s cas- 5'-Stsr 1zi.h 81 classes and
aN !rteres,s Il IS hoped there
fore, thai, public spirited energetic
people throughout the country Will
volunteer 70 act as ce lsus enurnera-
o~s even though they may not care
Iag the positions $40 far as the pay
is concerned. should be sorry TO
think and I do not believe that al!
our patriotism was used up by tt "a
war 2nd none left over for public
service in times OF peace
John Fl. Bocock, supervisor Of
the census FOR the Third 7istr.c. OF
Virginia. which includes the coun-
les Of Charles City. Chesterfield
Goochiand. Hanover, Henrieo. James
CITY, King William, and New Kent,
and the city OF Richmond. states
that ne Will need about l65 enumer-
Ators so- this trict Applications
or requests 10. application form 3
should he sent 10 him iY7lm ediately.
lis address IS 419 Postorfca
building, Richmond, va AS a test
OF their fitness for the work appli-
cants win be requested T. I'll out a
sample scheeule and will be duly
notified OF the time and place for
this test. so FAR as practicable the
Place seleceG Will be one which ia
easily accessible
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
MUST HAVE RETURN CARD
PRINTED ON ENvELOPS

Postmaster Hav T. Thornton has
been advised by the department that
ali window" envelopes must have
return cards printed on them in
Guiding the following information:
Name OF sender.
Street address. where the post
ONCE is one having CITY delivery
service, Or number OF postoftice box
In lieu thereof The name of the
building will not suffice for the
street address
Postoffice and state.
Mr.. Thornton says that this means
that all envelopes must have the
name Of he sender and his complete
address; when he is located in an
once building. the number OF the
room must oe given and the street
number. Firms located in the
Mutual building must haze the
street number, not Ninth and Main
streets. on the envelopes. All en-
velopes not so marked will be I'M
1AallAblA Mr.. Thornton raid ne did
11e knew wAy window envalopes
~ enly cnes essb3eet "A thase
~ Ia III Nj stSss S4Ss ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
PARCELS POST RULES
FOR GERMAN MAIL

Explicit instructions in regard to
parcels post packages for Germany
were received yesterday al the local
pos. nee Assistant Postr1 as;eT
South said that any hummer 81
Richmoaders are interested IL inc
matter and that a number o. ca rs
are received daily regarding the re-
quiz am ents
Newspap per. periodicals and books
NAV be imported by mail THO Ger
many without an import tcehee
from imperial commissioner 81 ex
portat!on and importation. Samples
and foodstuEs may he imported
without license, as follows:
Up to 4 weight OF twelve ounces
sample cards Of merchandise with
cut value. intended for use Il pro
curing orders :or goods---except
sarn pies Of aoie Injuries. hut lnc-u.
ing coffee. cocoa sugar. raw tobacco
and dried fruits
Foodstu1s destined for Tho per
sonal use of the importer may DC i'm
ported UP to a weight limit * eleven
pounds. except thai no package con-
tain aaore than two pounds each OF
margarine. coffee. fats GARD tea,
cocoao. chocolate, bakers articles
naacaroni and sweetIn eats tccnfec-
ttoneries. Each package may contain
sap, candies ard starch not TO ex-
coed five pounds total
The following articles are pro
hhited: butter MEATS AID -s1cAt a.
ticies bacon. -four sugar. p1neap-
pIas GlnGar, vanilla, Gas@ar, cv%Y4ar
substitutes caviar pickle, crabs.
holsters. oysters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
PROF. TUCKER returns
To ". { |. UNIVERSITY

Lexington, Va, Oct 29.--Pro-
fesser ROBERT NJ. Tucker, who hrs
teen serving as chairman Of the IN
dust-ial Commission since its organ
,lat!cn in Cctobei. 1918, has COM :
p.etad his worn in Richmond and
resumed ms position as professor Of
economies and commerce at y ash
il s-ton and Lee university He Vas
granted . leave Il absence a year
aga 0y he university: in or6er :,
ald II forrlu iatln@ The work Of he
M-1lstrial Commission created 10
.4n7.aiSte7 the work.nen conpen~
satlon act He hsr been succeeded
or the commission by. Major Richard
: Blerne, o. Cov!ngton, Va.
Prot eSsor Tucker is orlglna u
from Btunsu county. virgin \.
He was educated az william ard
II ar@ coAoEa rani' t..s> 3. '41fs'e -sfi@ Il
Wisconsin and mas been connected
With Washington ana Les since .7l5,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
ATKINSON LEAVES
TODAY FOR SYRACUSE

Armed with .hs proper requisItion
papers, Detective Sergeant Atkinson
will leave the city this morning for
Syracuse, y. Y. where Mrs FStclle
Young. alias Mrs George Gordon is
being held Cor the Richmond nolice
Mrs. Young Gordon Is wanted here
on a charge OF selling a stolen Az
torrobtsee 70 w @. Baptist rsts Frs.
low avenue, Highland Park on June
IS
Through cfrcuttou. route ~
owner Of the automobile which was
Franklin. found ont that the car
was in Richmond, II was recovered
rrSnn Baptist and Is being hela by
the local police pending determine :
lion o, II ownership by the courts.
Baptist paid $3.50 for the car.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
TAKE No RISK Of
CATCHING SMALLPOX
Vaccination of All Persons Not
Recently Inocul8red.
virginia is experiencing its annual

virginia Is experiencing its annual
visitation Of smallpox. according 70
AZ amour cement made today by tho
State Department OF health
Cases Ia 'e been reported in Gray
son, King George. Henrico, Augusta.
Albernsr!e. Lee Montgomery. spot
Sylvauia. PistsylT~ ia Rockingham,
and Greene counties. IN the last
named Of which fourteen persons
have the disease
State health commissioner. Enn4on
G Williams, urges that all persons
who have not been vaccinated in the
pas hvc years take tbs Pre- ventive
II a-sure at once. aad that especial
care he taken to ser that ali s-hoo.
children be vacciuated.
The com parative!y iaua type Of
smallpox prevalent IN recent years
has tented 10 make the public indy
tore1t q preventive treatment. out
such mil7uess, according TO health
officials zives 70 assurance that me
1ncs dread d disease viii not again
assume "a vtrulen: type.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
Mystery Is Solved

Rfrhmond's mystery otrr' -1ry, Z
out yesterday to be Miss Edna Dant-
zier. daughter Of e. c. Dantzl.r. 81
Bepnetts'1ne, s. G. Sne says shf
has AWAY. been anxiou. 20 20 on the
stage, and when show PLAYED in
that town soma time ago she wa.
persuaded TO Join them. The mar.
1ge- later advised her 10 come tc
Richmond ana ret a JOB That was
in Raleigh y c. She took his ad-
vice and came to this city.
II was her intention TO get Job
mere She claims 20 be twenty on
years old, which IL II is tho case. she
cannot be made 10 go hack 70 her
home Size IL at present under The
care of th- probation department OF
the juvenile court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
SOUTHERN RAILROAD
SETS PACE IN Salty
FIRST FIELD DAY

Today Is the last day OF the two
wcess' safety drive which was enter
ed into by all the railroads of this
district October 10. This does not
mean mat Novern Der win mark
the beginning Of the open season on
p0aeatrtans, passengers and work
r. on IS L does on rabbits. the
railroad adm n.s.Ea:sc1 set aside
these two weeks in which to see
.ust how few people they could
6ill ac4 main and the record es-
u olsned by all the railroads will b
preserved as a permanent mark for
every err rioye 70 shoot at.
The southern railroad. with a
force of 500 men employed In the
local Shors. Is the only road TO sub
nit a report Of rs records thus far.
Thomas 3. Morton. councilman,
foreman and committee chairman
extraordinary. says that the other
roads NAV possibly equal the record
stahlisncd BY his gang, but its a
c.nch they cannot surpass il. This
n cans that of the 500 men employed
IL the more or less hazardous wock
Of repairing cars and lodging in and
our of carnivorous machinery. not
one has received one small scratch
curing the two weeks
This record is A truly remarkable
one, as prior to October 10 a day
reldonl passed without exactinr its
toll Of acc. dents The surgeons
Nno were formerly summoned 10
the shops daily are beginning 70
fear for her Jobs. They say that
It's good wind that blows nobody
H.
The safety experts employed by
the railroads are now bending their
efforts toward securing the CO.
operation OF the public in the work
Of permanently reducing the mum
ter OF tAilroad accidents TO mini
mum It this rad the Norfolk and
" esterr has issued the following ap-
peal
All no railroads in America are
doing heir very best in q special
drive AZ his time. to prevent acc.-
{ a1ts both 10 employees ard the pub
i.C and thA public IS respec fully
u-g's. 70 cooperate IN this laudabie
undertaking.
stop, lock and listen for ap-
rroach ne trains before you cross
the track. either on foe. or IN We
SIS, a mute q lost time may
ave 4 lite or limb. To be care
.LIy thoughtful Is reasonable
duty
We 0o7se-vc foods 4 rot even
"."~e important 10 conserve human
Hte7
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
MANY COURSES FOR
MARINE RECRUITS

The Post school. a gift Of the
Knights az Column bus 70 the enlisted
men OF the barracks and recruit de-
pot Paris Island. S C has opened
in the clerical school IN the nata
station. This IS a free schoo! ever'.-
body welcome and everything free
All supplies and equipment, trc.1d-
ing books ara given to yo"
Enlisted men may chose arv Of
the following courses OF study;
matt en atics, mechanical dravir1.
mechanics, drafting. motor trans
ports. complete business courses
modern laneua ges. practica. educa !.
ton, general high school. gas eng
neer:ng. electrical engineering civil
engineering. science. psvch 1lory.
literature. writing Palmer system, .
avg. tool making. music, telerraphv
ado.
The following INSTRUCTORS are IN
charge Howard Eyle. Calvers@y %
Vermont; Joseph Ryan Pratt, In
stituts, Columbia university; Wen
dell Trpsher. University Of Missis-
sippi John stanziola, Institute II
Musical Art New York J Robert
Brown. University OF North Caro-
Ina; Francis Marion. Columbia uni
ver~itv; James J. McGrath. Ha-var!
university. New England Corserva
7r" ~ Arsf-s g g. S4nsrSor y7rfver-
sIty 81 Mississippi.
More instructors VIII be added az
rhe 1es9s require
The school hours are from Sc =
VI. 10 : p, II every evening except
Saturday and Sunday
The knishts Of Columbus arr Of
fering one hun dred free scholarsh rs
~ me ex-ssr75ce nler IN fifty OF the
leading univerGaties Of the country.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
LAY WORKERS IN
TEE. RURAL DISTRICTS

Lay workers will be sent into all
the rural districts OF Virginia by the
Episcopal c. urch in the interest OF
the nation wide camp aign, il was an
nounced al n meeting of the central
laymens council held in the Bust
ness Mems clQo Wednesday after
noon,
Intense interest Is being shown in
The campaign according 10 reports
being received. Prayer meeting
are being hel dand also meetings for
men and women 10 further organ
izs;lon Of the campaign. The ms IT.
ins wednesday was presided over by
Thomas B. Howell chairman Ad-
dresses were made by Rev w. D
smith and Rev. George Mel Bry-
don
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
CLERKS 70 TAKE PART
IN BIG CELEBRATION

AZ the meeting OF the Retail
Clerks association last night s com e
nittee was named 10 take up all
naarters pertaining - the part tho
clerks are 70 take In the ar;u.st.ce
wesh celebrations, This committee
ger hUsv ac Ores ara / 1ss SAM
last night ;}sat the. association VIA
cnt some egure that week
y committee WAS a.so ranad 70
urEs t'fe merchants TO announce II
their advertise ments their c.osinE
hours. so that he public might know
what time the various places OK
hUsir eSs '9Se n the evenings
The drug clerks will meet AZ 3
clock sunday afternoon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
ADjUTANTS IN FAVOR
Of NATIONAL GUARD

~, -,+{--
Decision % hgh' 4o' inc
Of natlona guard force. ent.Fs'S
s.,,-eta ~ 6isrtnct from the reg
49, Raw rade bv the
14aF army '4''@
ad.utant generals association hoN
in conference at the Hotel Jefferson.
:. 4o,,5. No Rriraaie- General
,s,,,+.r..c.aneral
CEaT'e Is l. MA''4i'' ~ =
~ Kansas ard pres'ocf'l o. Li.s-+a4
ISOLATION, Yesterday com N j a. 90 :
the plans OF The ASSOCIATION 10 "a
jut1n-G snera! 10 Lane Stern.
Demands Th:ch VIII be '".o %
fore congress viii be that me no
tlona' @1a. c force occupy stasu9
70 tnaI u the marine corps anG 10 va
It - adln.a.st,<ed by an eNecut1ZS
council composed OF representa- = =
from each STATE.
TIE PRINCIPLES out1.7ec ar %
v.ded irto ave sections. ne f1st oe-
ms re-t!ra-tt.ng Of me '''' -'o4.'.
guard License act tor ta9 pax 80
G. curing defects in tho IA" "hl>''
have developed under the rreScia I 4"
11nistraa.r system. the nE4Ae.94.
.efccr beng .he adIr!AsS'F anon o
tks t4U
Tbs .aw IS now @@fl. -n.Ste' - -
ne chief Of the millS>ry bureau.
" no is ~ virtue of ms ofncl,h p
sitlo1 :nea.her Of the genera! stan
Ee suhn.ts all matters Te!at;Ae 70
the national defense a5' 10 me
cral staff ana acts upon tAsf a9-
wee. II Connection with he an
'asonisnt which $ said % eA!st
~~nonR regular army oThces, tae
COMMITTEE issued the io.+o"11'S
~tater3ert.
IT Is apparent 70 the nauoAa4
guard hat the genera stan - no.
n synpa.Nw 1lth Tn Aa;.ei1si
guard idea thai it IL not fanlIita.
With N" problems OF the natIpH4'
guard: and tina, regulations proTn.-
stated by the cher % the n.4ilt-fF
bureau, AZ the instigatlon ct 'he
general SAT- are nof SNch. as 10 e<f-
sr-urage the deVe!opnl s7t OF the ma
t!5nal guard.
The predominant feature OF the
a%No2ta s&a1.a Plan IS 10 make ci'i-
rer sold cry separate and distinct
fgorl The regular ah!ishTont ana
20 main ain this status when the IA,
t.cna! Guard IS usei by The federal
government thereby receiving fu-I
credit Tot lis success.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
RETREAT FOR SICK
SOON To START DRIVE
Az a meeting OF the BOARD Of

AT meeting OF the BOARD Of MN
ayers of the Retreat for The SEX
yesterday morning. 4 Was 3eterr1lr-
81 10 start Immediately 4 campaign
for funds for the completion OF the
rew hospital building, row in course
or construction. The campaign will
be CO lducted Ivy the hoaI 4 Of moor
pora ors, OF which Col. Eugene c.
M1ssie 8 president and under the
leadership of Thomas winston. aid
Cd by i committee of which Mrs.
John G.. Ldghtfoot- is chairman.
Plans Tor tn c&mpa gr Will be
annodr &C. within few days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
I. =. 4 no HANDLE
RED GROSS SEALS

TO Richmond post. T, p. A., has
been del stated the work OF handling
the campaign for the sale OF Red
Cross seals IN Richmond during The
fall and winter months. These seals
arc sold each year to DO used on
Christmas packages, and the entire
proceeds ar used to combat the
spread OF tuberculosis
Seventy-five members were named
TO assist in the work at a special
meeting held by the post last night.
Colonel G. r. Kelley. Of the state
sp0ncii Az defeusA y ptafe CHAIR
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
SWEET APPEAL CASE
TO BE HEARD TO-DAY

The case OF Harry r. sweet for
naer prohibition Inspector, who Is
charged with ASA utt4rg Colonel
william " Myers director of pub
lie safety. on the corner of Ninth
and Broad streets will come ur for
e.ai to-day in RE 'HGstinFs- coaff.
Sweet appealed the case from police
court. where he was Aned and placed
under bond.
Members or The ordinances corr
nrictee OF the council have hepn
sum N oncd TO appear at the trial
presu-a ably 20 testify as 20 what
Coiore! Myers actually said on the
night he is supposed 70 gwen aftront
to sweet in a speech before the
committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
SPANISH VETS To
PRESENT C0LORS

Invitations 70 the twenty-drst an
niversary banquet OF the officers Is
ISOLATION. Third Virginia infantry
United Scates volunteers, war with
Spain, are being mailed by MAJOR
Joseph L . NJ a surfer. secretary
treasurer Of the association
The banquet, which will be held
at Murphy's hotel, on November :,
will be proceeded by the presenta-
ton of several stands Of coiors Of
the regiment TO the state Of Virginia
Members of the association will as
een1ble in the lobby at 4:30 P. NJ.
and proceed to the Office OF Cover
nor Westmoreland Davis. where the
colors Will be presented by State
Senator c. OConnor Goolrlck, OF
Fredericksburg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
RnIlr nj Uoodu,eu

The csTl Of the canitol camp OF
the Woodnler Of the World to par
ticinate in biz rally was resoorded
20 by lodges within a radius Of thirty
rnilee OF Richmond, when they me.
In the camp hall at Grace a~a
Fou7hee streets. A campaign for
100000 recruits was the object Of
the meeting and several addresses
were enjoyed by nil 4 social hour
followed the talks. The csmrair-,
will end with social in the camp
hall on Monday night, November "a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
JOHN COCHRAN HEADS |
ROYAL ARCH MASONS

John r. Cochran, ot The Plans
has been named grand high pres,
ct the grand chapter OF Virginia,
Royal Arch Masons, who conciudea
their one hundred and twslftn an
nuaI convocation at the Masonic
Tenn nle IN Wednesday night.
James z. Blanks CT Petersburg,
who has been grand secretary foF
TWEEN ty-tour years, was made grand
secretary emeritus and J, Gus Han
kins, Of Richmond, was elected
grand secretary. z. Fenno Heath,
of Newport News. WA named grand
king and william Chapman. Of
Portsmouth, grand scribe,
Other officers were promoted as
follows
J. c. Greenlay Lynchburg. grand
captain OF the host. ]. J Matt m, ot
Richmond, grand principal sojourn-
er: r. ). Butcher, OF Harrison burg
royal arch captain H c. Gtlnler.
Pulaski, Grand master Of the third
vail H v Parhan, Petersburg
grand master of the second vail.
and " Frank Towden Norfo!A,
grand master OF the FIRST vail; the
Fev..F. T. McFadden. D. D, OF
Richmond. was mad grand chap
LATIN: o. J. Adams, CT Richmond.
grand pudsuivant, and James A.
Faruplin. Of Richmond, grand tier.
The com nittee on work was named
as follows: John T Cochran, grand
lecturer. James z. Alexander. Alex
ardria, asststart grand lecturer,
James Bowman, Roanoke; Wilitam
Chapman, Portsmouth; James H
Price and william A. James, OF
Richmond. On the finance commit
tee are J. NJ Gift, Beverly c. Lewis
and w. r. Hill. OF Richmond: cor
rsspondcnce, DR.. " Egg lesion.
X. W. hubbard and ". a. James,
William G. Butler was nared as dlS-
trict deputy grand high priest for
the Richmond district
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
4. ?. '. 1. TO MEET
ON NOVEMBER 4TH

Tn association for the Prcso-va-
ton Of Virginia Antiquities will meet
Il ls announced. in room $50 JeAfer-
son hotel a; u o'clock, Noven1 Der
18th for the purpose Of transa citing
important business, The president
requests a full attendance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31

Marion watkins. colored was
fined $50 yesterday in the musings
court on a charge of transporting
liquor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
TIE UNITED STATES RAILROAD
iBAINtSsT r rf>It3N IA I IN D.
NOTICE TO @pGgTSMFN

that undo present taglf regulations
Of ali railroads dogs VIII no. ne
handled on chain or leash in bag
gage cars unless nuzZ!ed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31

A bali dress IS cut low. but the
bill for 7 comes high,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31
sfothe.s, Federation ,frct..

A meeting Of the Federation OK
Mothers clubs and the Parent
Teachers' association will be held
tedAy At 3;30 o'clock In the moth
81. - ~ q tts - MessaAla
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-31

VIII you spend a moment locking
AZ the bargains offered IN my win
dow display?
Only a few articles can be shown,
bur the styles ard prices give you a.,
!dea OF What Is on the inside Tho
price cards represen- good goods,
TOO. Regular standard articles that
sell for more elsaw here.
Some people may get the ideA that
because the price 10 low quality IS
lacking That is because they have
been educated 70 believe that an ar
tjele r. be atty per cent good, must
q +t0 per ,cert high, ,s.,...
Nothing Of the KIND. The shame
II! ruth IS that prices al some
Faces carry an unusual proft-may-
Dc 10 take care OF enormous rents.
Ia ~ salaries to scores of PEG Pile,
* FaF>s.ipe delivery Syste.n
II s0ch cases you must, In ad.
d4unn to reasonable profit on tho
goods. pay your share OF the ex.
R01se tens name above. No way
YOU can get out of it.
Take a @eardard article from. nv
store 10 some Of the big stores, COM
pare TIE quality with an article YOU
ind the-e--T II EN- MpARr
= r c r, s
Fair enough test xrt