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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-31

is to be held Friday In the palm room of the Hillman at o'clock All those interested are urged to attend this meet ing and an especial invitation is ex- tended to those who assisted in dressing dolls for the soldiers children last year
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-31
MooLLEY-HARRIS

This. morning at o'clock at the home of t& brides parents, on Water avenue the wedding of Miss Frances Elizabeth Harris daughter of Mir. and Mrs. R. O. Harris of Selma, to MT. W. P. Woolley,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-31
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 |PHnOSCPr1ge

Li'l Honey, CT Man "who Knows" sez dat hits CT heap Better to be Marooned on CT Desert Islam alone wid CT One-eyed Parrot dan ter dwell in Paradise wid CT Oman dat's always-Sulk- IN'! Yassum!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-31
A BIRTHDAY
 PARTY

Little Miss Annie Geron Feltus will be
 hostess this afternoon from to o'clock
 at a party at her home on the occasion of her eleventh birthday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-31
MRS. SMITH TO
 ENTERTAIN YOUNG MATRONS

Mrs. Charleton Smith will entertain the members of the Young Matrons club this afternoon at her home on Film street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-31

The local fire department was called upon to answer three alarms yester- day. one at the home of Sheriff John B. Williams, on North Ninth street; one at the home of Dr. John Oliver, on South Third street, and one at the home of John Thomas, corner south sixteenth street and Sixth avenue. pr Divers home was damaged to the ex- tent of $500, while losses resulting from the other two blazes were noml- nal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-31

Mrs. Smalley were incurred when two of the company's trolley cars, on one of which she was passenger COZ Iided On June Il.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-31

Synchronously with the democratic primary which is to be held next Tues day to nominate state, county and d1s- trict officers to serve during the en- suing four years, qualified electors ot the Old Zion road taxing district Win vote on the isusance of bonds equal to 10 per cent of the assessed valuation of property within the confines of the dis trict for the purpose of improving their public highways. Opposition is negh- gible and the bonds will undoubtedly be voted by an overwhelming majority.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-31

Because city ordinances governing the construction of front walls were not being compiled with, the local municipal council recently ordered work stopped on the building which is being erected at 511 Main street by Johnson Ater Plans will be altered so as to comply with these ordinances. after which work on the building will pro ceed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-11
PUT FEDERAL PREMIUM
ON ALL TESTS OF CATTLE
racrni Hurenu Joins Stale in p,r,,~
o"nera Where Animals,
React.

's IiEJ4. Of all agrcemeu. reacbed
-'I!a! between BENJAMIN L. pm
commissioned of the Dairy AND
%! - EisIon Of the state DeDar, 80.
y Agriculture. and the Un;teI S;atns
-" ~ Animal Industry. Washing
SIC r'ccra! government has agrced
PilHnte owners Of cattle react.
I.tfr iuoc-cul!n tests the sam.
,...I'i' - money less salvage thai tn.
Hiat' pays the owner '"'
80 ne maximum. Tor rean,ist,r
Fare cattle and a maximum ~ IN
stored cattle. Appraisers rnav
e!' mate the value %! a rcsctcr -. ~, ~!
peas II the state can then disnn.cc
"a ~ injected bcast. whatever amnur,
"..Ets deducted from the price the
"a!s 20 the owner is the arnount
Ituc,"i government VIII add IF
-, .'''iI."l IN" state pays $50 for r,es
~, tns l.nh for fertilizer the $50 adj
n.ti,pnH! from the Federal rovernmen;
~ ne, ne owner $3.50 for The animal
s,.,ii.ge. '9tttc pays $40. FOR Instance. and
-, ~ !yf 80. that much OF /. benz
,natlaht" 10 spite Of disease tEcn .I,S
tIei "a! "pFcrnmcnt viii pay $40 iho
real outlay of the state. MAXIM ~: ~
""n"r com cnsatIon $40 VIC
NDIhH!sS tJHcr Purcell stated ,ce,o-
10y ,!.at the purpose Of this aprcnT,nr.
"'t5 20 put "a pre- MUM on ofiici.i 49,, ,vt'.
re hcueht 81 tho public health H.
~ ".Pei tAat with such co,nuersa,i,,
-. Hi-c'cSinS 10 the Federal and Sts,a
80 ~ diseased cattle people viii
.u' tGlcra!iHs tuberculosis In herbs
St4'nE thcn - unsusDectlrc mr.
INC state inspectors ARC az.
,n.. rs deputies 20 the Federal .ns;,ec.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-11
COMPLETE PLANS TO-DAY
FOR ARMENIAN CAMPAIGN
Division Chnirmcn Meet at O'Clock
ut WcstmoreIand Climb to Ar
range Final Details.

Plans for the Armenian and Syrian
relief campaign in Richmond, which
will be opened tomorrow morning,
will be completed to-day at a luncheon
of business men at the Westmoreland
Club at l o'clock. The meeting was
N otdsf that the TaNougr 'tfhafjA
chairmen could discuss their own in
diHidual plans and whatever ideas
they may have that will prove bene-
ccial to the campaign.
letters have been sent out 20 about
thirty prominent men, requesting them
% attend the meeting. in addition to
me leaders OF the various divisions.
practically all arrangements for the
criVe have been completed by Mir
Crutchhcld. the intensive canYassinr
arranged TO begin on Monday Each
daE OF tho week the work will be In
charge OF the members OF one Of Rich
nond's business organizations
The organization obtained for the
Armenian campaign is believed TO be
one az the most efficient machines
ever formed here for such work. and
al workers are confident that they
San raise Richmond's quota of So. 900
ny me end OF the drive, one week from
tomorrow.
Al STATE headquarters Yesterday
= hartman Walker Scott announced thai
secretary OF War Baker had agreed
70 carr the Armenian relief workers
20 france. on an army transport for
nominal charge. which will cove,
their food.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-11
WILL mot RE TURN TRAINS
TO BYRD Street station
Superintendent OF Atlantic Coast
Limo Promises Better Sch"ed-
ulc From New Terminal.
MANY COMPLAINTS REGISTERED
Poor Service for t;outh-Sidc Com
mutcrs Understood To BE Subject
Of Report Made to Federal Rail-
road Administra, ON

Speaking OF complaints that the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad had been
derclic, In handling commuter business
between Richmond and Pctcrsburt;.
Superintendent L.. T. Laird last nigh:
stated that the service showed 10.
itself. and as soon as matters became
"sha ken down" in connection with tho
Change 10 tho Broad Street Station. he
felt that everybody would be salts
fled. lie said that he knew of no move
ment TO return Petersburg local trains
10 the Byrd Street Station.
Thomas +. Jtttrc5S stated last night
that he was aware OF no action bcin =
taken to form 4 protective committee
OF Chesterfield and Petersburg bust
ness men to look after their intcres;
in connection With train service to and
from Richmond. MIR. JcfrcSS said fur
Their that conditions were bad and that
men from Chesterfield and Petersburg
had repeatedly made complaint
1t Is stated that the matter has
been brought to the attention OF the
anu that Senators Martin and Swanson
and Representative Montague had been
asked to look into the question OF an
Improvement In commuter service. 1t
has been suggested that the Seaboaid
Air Line put on conlmuter trains. and
thus bring Petersburg passengers into
the Main Street Station. and that the
Virginia Railway AID Power Company
bring It's interurban cars over Mayo
bridge to Cary and Fourteenth Streets
II not to Main Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-11
IAN HAY WILL SPEAK
HERE ON JANUARY rs
with End OF War Relief ASsoci,tion,,
Activities Comes Famous
Soldier.

10 H i,j3 Ian Hay Beth, who has de-
visits 10 the city, will make an ad.
n1esS IN the Jefferson Hotel Auditorium
on the night of January IS.
Announcen,ent OF Major Bcith's pro-
posed WISH - Richmond was made al
meeting Of tho board OF directors
OF me War Relief Association of viz
s'n!a yesterday afternoon
ne occasion Of his coming To tho
t ,b. w!il mark the formal Closing Of
me activities Of the War RELIEF AS.
ISOLATION Of Virginia. which waa To
nnts. organization OF it's Kind in the
MAJOR Beth will speak Of his OK.
ns.,emces overseas with the American
neaTances in this cit" haze been in
~ m% interests Of the War Relief AS
.nciation in raising funds TO carry on
s sn"ir work abroad, and for this rea.
~, Ihohght especially betting
tnai ne should he present when The
"':Trhtn I'm a goes on, of existence.
hs program arranged for tho nio,b,
81 his appearance at the J.nnrssnn
anGitnrirn viii be featured By music
ana ne anditoriun' VIII be CIV viz,
patriotic decorations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-11
COLLEGE WOMEN HERE
DISCUSS SOCIAL PROBLEMS
Week-E End Conference az Y. w. &. A.
student Secretaries From south
Atlantic Field.

An Interesting group O: young WON
en- from colleges of the rvc Southeast.
crn States is gathered in Richmond for
z Weekend conference lasting through
today ard Tomorrow.
They arc the student secretaries
from the Souin Atlantis field o; The
nouns Wome9's Christian Association.
Their program includes addresses ana
discussion u religious ard social r-oh
Gay. and these VIII Il dsvrtou-d Under
the following leaders Ms ES.= f;e,-
or and Miss Lara -azss sel4 E.g
dent secretaries Miss 3-z-r 7.-:5-,!.
Miss Ma:hi!d= Tos>.. at.zs r-z--.s
West and Miss L-cr E-s
MSS S!atcriS sgti-r. ,a-.=+ -.
te.Hoon was The chu-sEs 2..-t--sf
"t!!ty in Religious Thtr-i,.- %. - col
i.ssS AID MISS Vgss.s- aisc-sseG
The P!e .s'.f Recreation IN th~ col
lego P-js.aiHi-''. M:ss Vests s1bjsc,
T"-n!sh' 'rr young qr1-a- y,ll 10
cn:sts ~ a.G. ps-ty :. Inc CEN
iral l. W a.. ssge- II honor Of the
.icn VIC -e stationed permanently II
NFsth3.nptoI Hospital
These attending ae conference are
Miss Ms-EaEo, Morgan o.: ,vt3.r-5o
Goiiere. Eoca u3N - Mis- EIcSl
s"Tl FAcm3so" q Georgia Norma
Nhicasevii!e. Ga: Mss ,;.-t-r,aa
::s:nundsen. % Florida state l,o'ic..
Tallahassee ia. MSS I.egric-a Hc1p-
81 Randolph &acin Wpu:nM-s college
Lynchburs Va Mss Mig Woodruff
az Fa -nlv!i!c STATE %o"rual: MISS g-4rr
Neussar. OF E.eu.4 Cui1s- = Gs....s-
vile. Ca. and N'ss Izynes az A,b.Ys
Sorna,.' Athens a..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-11
ACTION Is DELAYED ON
VEMTIl-hT!0M MEASURE
Fuhit: tiii.ic1 Committee ~ tou,,;,
Wants Mere Light nm Pending
.-5- Ordinance.

y; meeting Of the rubI.c l-,jlj,t..
committee OF The Council last nigh; ~
CLOCK. the proposed ordinance PC
curing NeHti!atipn Of public places
meeting the approval OF CITY health
officers was tabled. The Director ~
tiubiic welfare Hni tho public viii ie
invited 10 appear before the co;nrni,.r,
at its next meeting for "A fun djse,,s.
sion of the matter
{lSpeaking 70 the members az mo
comnittee. Director u Iubli. 1't.I5,jes
tTTaford was OF tho opinion, ~, ~
llenrico Gas Company should Lc ~,
5Wted to max" statement of She nrrs
ifnt status cf its plan. which !, pro
poses % sell 70 the city. and tho cos,
insn.'ed u the con.l!uction and equip
ment. Thls would be necessary IL
thought before any action coi,ii T..
iasen In the matter Of the n"cn,i.-
tons for purchase.
Last year the company pail ,a,o.
on @an aSseEsmeu. OF s1OCLJD Co,,,.
Gilman T. J.. Rodcn stated I'M, 49,
sr"InpanT had made no advance IA ge!I
fheir plart. bu; that he .ndcr..g,I
that J, would sell al figure rcpre.
lwf'rEs lne matter was rcecrrrd -.
D'rec'o- i'raF"rd Cor rcn5-;
committee at q later date. s;.n- eo,.',.
ing report from the gas corrns-.,.
&65 80 action was taken on q urI,,...
30. connect cit" gas main with ,f-a.
& Snnntrtna residents Of the %nr,b Ga
Enow IN" nish"d gas nv the Henrico az
GomoauY. This connection IS 6nc,1cl
SHfcessarv in cas-" Of accident r., X
county pisnt, which might aen-;,o t a..
users OF gas for cooking AM; 49,. -
SO the plant is purchased Nv 10 80.
4ti,e connection ~ course. will he 49,,
i at once. ''''"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-11
PHOTOGRAPH WOMAN'S BODY
VIZ t.cd in Order 10 Give ,ro,
Found in River Lifcii,>c
-Sppcurunrr

Sew Developments II, mo
~ Alery woman. whose BODY yy,a ,or,1
s.. M ranks az The lanes almost two
"vSnS ago, were lacking yestcrdav
.rt'pIIiir,m' rnden, " !. Toicr. OF the
E,"ph O. The dcaG woran's r'o'o-
".g"" M'r was placed upon the cornse
ihsl iin;na the natural mar -
-, ,c aroma We i"fd daring the p"rioG
E!N'+p'nc and 4, - MOI hcftsS,",P,i
,a NJ, ~ materially In lac cf,nrt 80
N%,n4t.nE has lccn heard from ,bo
40 m,s.,s ana toan9ke relatives q:
nnb"1' mat they could ideniIfv t i,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-11
Rirl)tnutl0 Cline pispatrb
Sunday Services
in Local Churches
Richmond Pastors Intro
duce Variety Of Subjects
IN Sermons To-MOrroaU.

All churches cooperating in thu
Billy Sunday campaign, known as the
row morning in order chat their Goa
gregations may attend the 1880 sery-
ice in the City Auditorium. The colt
trail district includes the territory web,
from First stree, to laurel Street.
There w:il be an S o'clock service in
all these churches rs usual Tomorrow
night.
81. MarkA--Morins PRAYER and ser.
and address At S O'Clock. The tcctor.
Rev. q. NJ. Erydon, will preach at both
services.
5 o'ciocl. rev. j. j. C;ravat;. b. b..
the rector. will preach.
Monumcntni-Thc rector. Rev. James
w. Norris. y. T.. will preach at ii
st. raurs-R,; Rev. William CECIL
Ii and O'Clock services.
an saints'-usual services will be
by .he rector. Rev. ]. y. Downman d.
Holy Comfortcr-IIoly Communion at
mon at II o'clock. Evening prayer
and sermon at o'clock All services
conducted by the rector. Rev. w. H.
Cox.
mon at ii o'cioek. R sS. j. w sG Fe cid
,hc rector. VIII preach.
81. 'oI ms Sss,ns at IL ana
lett. will preach at the morning ser
vice and Rev. John Field at night
IT. James-AIorning prayer and SER
mon at II O'Clock. Special service at
land Peter. d. d.. will preach at both
services.
MISUNDERSTANDING prayer and ser.
mon at II o'clock. Evening prayer
and sermon at o'clock: Rev. Philip 4.
Arthur. the rector. will conduct both
services.
Christ-The rector. Rev. B. ~. de
Foe Wagner. will preach at IL O'Clock
on The Business OF Life" His sub
ject at O'Clock Will be pilgrim Of
Light"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will be held a,
IL o'clock in the assembly hall Of the
Barton Heights public school building.
Rev. Walter Williams will preach.
VI. MISUNDERSTANDING prayer and
sermon at IL o'clock. Evening prayer
and sermon 1T o'clock. The rector.
Rev. j. Francis Ribblc. D. D.. will
preach nthc morning and Rev. W. r..
G. Irwin at night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-11
METHODIST.

by Rev. r.. II. Potts. d. D., presiding
elder. and at S o'clock by the pastor,
Rev. T. a. Smoot, .. d.
Me IN e t--Rev. George Wesley
Jones. ID. D., will preach at S o'clock.
Ginter Park-PreachinE by the pas
tor. Rev. l.. S. Flournoy, at IL o'clock.
Park PIace-The pastor. Rev. II. c..
Pfeiffer.. d. D.. will preach at IL and
at o'clock.
barton HciEhts-Tne pastor. Rev. ".
T. 4. Haynes. will preach at IL and
at O'Clock.
Brond Street-PreachinE at II o'clock
by the pastor. Rev. Fred r. Chenault.
and at o'clock by Rev. r. II. Potts.
Grace lSoldiers' Home ChapeD-
Preaching at II and S o'clock by the
pastor, Rev. j. T. Carey, d. d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-11
IMPROVEMENTS MADE,
DEFENSE OF RAILWAY
Hearing OF wnshinEton-Old Dominion
Company Starts before Cor
poration Comm lSsion.

Represe OF the Washington
Old Dominion Railway Company mp
peared before the Corporation Com
mission yesterday morning at 10
o'clock to answer the rule of the com
mission against the railway company
series OF Improvement orders issued by
the state on August II. 1918 The de-
tense was that the company had COM
piled with the orders IF ,hn commits
sion. No conclusion WIS reached yes
terday and the hearing will be re-
sumed this morning 1T 800 o'clock
oscar J., Shewmake, general counsel
appearing for the Commouwea IN. and
f.. Hilton jackson, Of Washington. APP
nearing for the complainan.s, OF whom
colonel Il. b. White is spokesman, al
legged that the corporation had not
complied with the orders. and placed
Engineers Burton Marye and Judson
Dickerman IN the stand to testify 10
and equipment OF the railway company.
Judge Nichols. OF Leesburg. and
Messrs. Lambert and Yeatman, OF
washington. appearing for the Old
Dominion RAILWAY Company. pur wit
nesses on the stand to testify to the
tie tss1 hiss nsn fasffs as
IT VIII be Remembered that the COM
plants against the service II the road
were entered last winter. AS a result
the commission ordered. after .nyesti-
satlon; general improvement Of the
sepa,xins the tracks 70 Increasing tie
and remodeling the transformers
commissioners Robert Z. Williams
chairman. and William +. Rhea and S.
Il bupton were all three present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-11
MAY HANDLE FUNDS FOR
ALL STATE INSTITUTIONS
Report About Capitol Hns 1t Experts
Will Recommend New Eunc-
ton for Auditor.
PROTEST rs ANTICIPATED
Suprtintc~sdcuts of Various Virginia
Organizations Arc Expected to OBJ
icct-Niattcr Likely to Conc BE-
fore Conference OF Officials Here.
PROTEST. is ANTICIPATED

Unusual interest was manifested IL
the Capitol political circle yesterday
over the report that representatives o.
The Detroit Eurcau OF Governmental
Research. who have been here tor sew
crai weeks assisting Colonel Lie Roy
Hodges with the budget survey pro-
vIdcu for by the last General Assem-
bly,. had recommended that all bills of
TIE State institutions ~ various par;s
OF the state be paid through the OIL
lice q! the state Auditor of Public Ac-
counts.
II was further reported tina, the
reconmcnda,ion. made or proposed.
had been mentioned to Auditor Moo! =.
and that MIR. Moore had looked on II
with disfavor. THAR il would mean the
duty was added 10 those OF the Aud:
tor. But auditor Moore. himself. had
nothing to say about the matter OF
the Recommendation.
Colonel Hodges. budget assistant.
went TO Norfolk yesterday to attend
The marriage OF his sister, and could
appears from CAPITOL gossip ;nat the
recommendation either has been MADE
ay the economy experts or viii b.
made when the survey is completed.
tUNFEEENCE MAY DISCUSS
UEroitTS:D ARRANGEMENT
This same principle was involved
IN Dill pToposins = state purrhaSins
such a measure by the state institu .
ton supcrintendents and officials. who
regarded II as impractical. with 4
recognized admiNtuTe OF politics, killed
the bill: but this will accomplish the
same purpose. it is thought by some.
when All bills are paid for on war
rants from the state Auditor.
In case such Recommendation
should he adopted by tie, next Legisla-
tu-c. ii was suggested. that undoub ted
ly some arrangement would be made
whereby quartermas,ers may have on
hand contingent fund to meet oydiR-
arE emergency bills. These will then.
1t is said. be punched and sent throug Il
the Auditors office periodically.
The matte: was discussed generally,
but in an impersonal fashion. II was
predicted that it would cause a pro-
test from some of the institution heads
that had been in the habit OF enjoying
financial latitude in the matter of their
own purchases.
Others seem to think that the con-
ference OF department and institution
heads called to meet here on January
IS will have this matter presented -
1t for general discussion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-11
BHPTTy.r.

Leigh Street.-The pastor. Rev. ]. J..
WICKER. D; D.. will preach at IL and
FIrst-PrcachinS at II and . o'clock
BY the pastor. Rev. George w. Me-
Ginter rark-Annual meeting at II
William Hedley. at the O'clock SER
vice.
Grove Avenue-The pastor, Rev. W.
morning service at IL o'clock Tho
annual meeting Will be held at g.
o'clock
Second-Rev. T. 3. Ray will preach
at the o'clock service at night. No
morning service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-11
LUTHERAN.

First English EvangelicaI-Service
by the pastor. Rev. J. j. Scherer Jr
at j and o'clock.
bethlehem ErnnIelicnl-Service will
be conducted by the pastor, Rev. F..
II. Meuscnke. at i and 8 o'clock.
St. John's-The pastor, Rev. Oscar
Guthc. will preach at IL and o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-11
PRESBYTERIAN,
CHRISTIAN.

Grace Covenant-Communi servic,
at II O'Clock. Rev. 81. X. Turnbull will
preach al the o'clock service at night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-11

4 Ernest Raymond Kelly on p,ch,,o,
sWylo!se osdesier Kiln. CAS-. RIchmons
Ihomes =, Flasky t?sl. Richmond
StFpsa Ahra ham D3. Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-11

Fall Reports
Of Billy Sundays sermons and meat.
ings in The. Times Dispatch every
morning. Order direct or from your
neWsdealer. Six weeks subscription.
SI.35.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-11
MAJ REVOLT TioNIzE
k.NTlkt rNl.lCE SYSTEM

Eae-s : s -,oss ;a:l.;N- 80; ne eatsre
-ssSA-asls- s'a-,cs >Ets.S-.; ;o"y Se 7cNula-
;1k-tzs~ - la< stcS-S ec f-:>; ana
>SSce-c -N.s,-5>s S:st.a- :2sGsts would
- s>.a1ac-e@ So 90 zee. zt;~cAei 10
Ss&lS .;1-.s-s So clt .u..S :. !; :
-s-t,H,Ssl, .>s. mr. .,-s.ss-.s, S:.:!s., IN
SRA s-st mana H.ss.S - -cs.t0:alHea-
l'Stc taF Tt7s't system po.!c.
15-s sSt,-'S -lT -lrusss -cE~ 6..fsTci.:
e.2Il.9<, - sA-e: ssA:la-S and head.
l-EH-rs-rS -tr':lSh tas S.--e nation OF
Ok cGs-CES <7A.io-< g. .FSS: twenty
~<a aov E;ar >fNof vo-S ana s,a
E9ofS Ts s!ss ShN--S re .EeL accord
- mass wHo AsHe investigated
~ <.S-&.sar %o1a = exceedingly
Tas+s s,s- { y -; ons s:rons
obstacle II re Ny - such = re-
e.E5a'za;.e7 g: iAs asps' ;neni. This
S7eniei several thousands Q: dollars
I, erecting tbs Second station. one OF
s;enis in this section OF the country
SHERRY IL LiI<EIY TO
REMAIN As CHIEF
New systems Of record Keeping also
arc predicted for some branches OF the
department. Under the prescm, plan.
arc. inadequate and a more modern sys-
;sm should he Installed.
~, netect'res. under Captain Mex
quarters. while other plainciothes men
ave assigned TO the three stations.
Under the plan which has been CON
sidered. all detectives under Captain.
WriGh; would he located At a central
Headquarters along with patrolmcn and
other officers.
There is Sigh, Indication tina, there
viii he :, change IN the principal adj
ministrative offices OF tho department.
chief Sherry WAS appointed by Mayor
CATION and shakc-up last summer. and
Is understood to have the complete
support Of the city's chief official.
In inauguratinG his administration
as Director OF Public safety Licutcu-
ant-Coloncl Meyers told the men Of
the Police Department that they would
he rewarded for thrir merit and in
por'nnity for advancement was the sun.
stance Of the sentiment he EXPRESSED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-11
J. Ambas.ndor 90 spnln Gnn. uo.

8. s.. .AINlDKID, JnnuarY lo.-..Prince Ma,
.basPsfor 10 Spain during Inc III nm
ictI Madrid With his family. He is re-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Unitnrian-Rev. Charles F. Russell.
the pastor will preach a II o'clock.
Chriafinn Science Regular service
will be held in First Church OF Christ,
Scientist. at II o'clock. Subject, Sac
ramcnt."
Society OF Misunderstanding for wor-
ship VIII be held in the blue room OF
the I. N: G. a. at II o'clock. Bible
class VIII follow. All visitors well
come.
active cooperation with the Billy Sun
day campaign there will be no mems
meeting In the afternoon, but the Boys
sunday Afternoon Club will meet as
usual at 2:30 O'Clock. Selden Wake
will speak.
ChristadeIphIan - Services will be
heid in Colombo Hall at II and 8
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Conforming to ruling OF the Federal
Reserve Board. defining savings accounts
he banks ana trust companies OF Richmond
have decided to so change their regulations
governing savings deposits that hereafter
the pass hook must hc presented for the
uurpus2 NJ masin deposits and withdraw
ing money.