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ONE QUESTION SaIILRn

Probably showers tonight end -.
morrow; little change In Temperature.
Tempsr.turs fos .@iaat fyysn. hour
S:So pm yestsrtGy, lowest. 90. st
l:3o am. today.
Fun rsport or pagS II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
SEARCH FOR PARCEL POST
QUARTERS PROVES FUTILE
Postmaster Thornton still Endcnvor-
ing 10 Locate Building To
Handle business.

Postmaster Thornton is still cndeav-
or!ng TO secure = building which Will
he sufficiently large and accessible 10
he used a. a parcel post annex to the
Richmond post-ofiicc. Great difficulty
j. being experienced in securing a
building which will measure up 10 all
requirements FOR many places that
have been suggested arc sufficiently
large. but are 50 situated on narrow
streets that they cannot be reached by
many wagons and trucks at the same
time.
often there arc from twenty TO fifty
vehicles waiting TO deliver or carry
away parcel post matter When a de-
sirabie building is found the govern
lnent - ready 10 take long lease on
ii. and It j. possible that a building
VII! have 10 be erected 10 meet the
Some idea OF The growth o. the par
eel post business here may DC gath
cred from the fact that the actual
count in tho post office showed that
100000 pa EaG"s had been received or
q lspatched he'e in the past fifteen
days. These weighed all the way from
iouE ounces 10 seventy pounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
MOVE CLOCKS BACK HOUR
ON NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT
Old Time to Be Resumed Throughout.
Nation by Act OF
Congress-.
PASSED OVER WILSON'S VETO
Law Becomes Effective at O'Clock
NcXt Sunday Morning, but Citizens
Arc Warned to Change Watches
Before Retiring.

:, Richmonders may prepare to resume
the time which existed prior to tho
war. Under the present law tho hands
or the clocks OF the nation will at
o'clock next Sunday morning be turned
pack to | O'Clock and sun time will
nave then been resumed. Both houses
OF congress having passed the daylight
savings repeal law over the Presidents
veto there will be no moving up Of
hands of the clocks in March. as has
been the case in 1918 and 1919.
The daylight savings law was origi-
nally passed as war measure. 1t
met with considerable favor in the
Cities. and with considerable opposi-
ton in the country districts. Soon
after the signing Of the armisticc Can
ada repealed a similar law and there
after the movement for repeal grew
strong in the United States. \ repeal
rider was attached to the agricultural
appropriation bill. but this caused the
entire bill TO bc vetoed by the Presi-
dent; Later the rider was eliminated
ana incorporated in a separate bill. but
thlS was likewise vetoed by the prcsi-
dent Following this both houses
passed this measure over the prcsi-
Dental veto
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
RICHMOND CARMEN TO VOTE
UPON AGREEMENT TONIGHT
fcrms accented by Joint Committee
'"r Se!I'cmeni OF Controversy
TO De COnsfdcrcd

Members of tho Richmond local OF
the ANA isamatei -issociati ton of Street
ana Electrical Railway Employees viii
n tonight at Colombo Hall. on West
broad street, and decide whether or
not they Will rat!fy the contract offered
by INC virginia Railway and Power
Company which was agreed 10 by their
committee last week
This contract calls for per cent
increase in wages and terms OF en-
ployment, which, If ratified, will bind
boih company and men for one wear.
4 Joint committee of the unions IF
the Virginia Railway and Power Com
pan% in Portsmouth, Petersburg, Nor
folk and Richmond agreed to the terms
last week here. subject 10 the ratifica-
ZION OF the unions they represented
Dispa tches state that both the Ports
mouth and Norfolk unions OF the en-
pioNees of the company have accepted
the terms Of the company. Little trou-
h!t is expected here in getting the
union men to ratify the agreement
although it is reported that the Peters
burg union Of carmen are indignant
over the terms. which allow tho Ports
mouth and Norfolk unions higher
wage because of the higher rate OF
fare in force there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
MUSIC MEN WILL MEET
WITH GEORGE w. POUND
MnnErr of Music Industries Cham.
ber OF Commerce to Speak Mt
Jefferson Hotel.

George w Pound. OF New York.
general counsel and manager of the
InSlc Industries Chamber OF Commerce
I'm arrive in Richmond this morning
l"r a conference here with the music
aiers at the Jefferson Hotel today
Progressive business men who arc
Interested IN public education arc
ShowIns much interest in the work OF
MI, Mr., f"und in creating interest in
music ana proper appreciation or the
John c. Corlcy is chairman OF the
comm ttee In. charge OF the arrange
nchtS mere Tor the entertainment of
Mr. Pound. on the trip which NJ
FOUND has planned along the Atlantic
Hea6ohrd to Charleston JacksonyiIlc,
Id!nph, Atlanta, birmingham and
several other cities. it is his announces
purpose TO awaken a greater interest
IN inc impOrtancc OF music
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
VETERANS ARE OFFERED
100000 FOR BUILDING
Robert r. Ice Camp Property Auctioned
on, Subject to Confirmation
by Members.

Subject to confirmation by Robert F..
Lee Camp of Confederate Veterans. the
hall and building owned by the camp
was sold at public auction yesterdav
afternoon for sl0O. 600. Those in charge
OF the auction refused 10 reveal the
name of the highest bidder last night,
deciding to await action by the vet
Grams upon the bid before making any
announcement. The camp will meet
Friday night to consider acceptance of
the bid of 100000
The sale did not consume moro than
thirty minutes time, and bids were
especially brisk. The property con-
sists OF frontage of thirty-four feet
eight inches on the north side Of
Broad Street. running back l20 fee,
to the alley.
II this offer is accepted by the camp
for the property the money will be
used in paying the $4,000 which is the
camps share in the cost of the new
annex to the Battle Abbey. This an
mex will he headquarters when the
camp moves from the hall they now
occupy in their own building. Part of
Ifhc money will also be used to cstab-
fish fund which will be for the aid
of the poor Of the camp.
Ten. per cent OF the 100000 which
was the bid for the property will be
in cash, according to the terms OF
the sale. and the balance 10 per cent
annually.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
RICHMOND ACTORS PLAN
TO GIVE PLAY NEXT WEEK
Oscar Wilde's 1.-THE Importance Of
Being Earnest" Produced by
Little Thcatcr League.
NINE PERSONS ARE IN CAST
Farce Comedy Is Satire Upon Modern
English Socicty-Miss Louise Bur-
leigh, of Boston and New York,
Directing Show.

The Importance OF Being Earnest"
Oscar W'ldes satire on modern English
society in tho early nineties, will IN
presented by the Little Thcater Lea
or Richmond at Bclvederc Hall al
M nirh, and IN hh a next Thursday
only and the following might tn iha
public of Richmond.
~, mere are nine people in the cast
arc three different sets arranccd Inv
Charles +. Gillette. the landscapc ar
tist. The garden scene is said to be
ssSpsc'ally beautiful The curtain has
been painted by two other Richmond
trusts who arc members of the Little
iheater League. Nora Houston and
Those who arc. familiar with oscar
w ildes play viii remember that tho
PIot reNoFeS around the complca tions
ar,sinE from being Earnest" Earn
est being mythical person in reality.
IL IS u farce comedy. and is pronounced
lauEhable and entertaining produc
iion by critics who have been present
at rehearSalS.
Members OF Cast.
Richmond people who are members
Oh the cast which will present "Tho
Importance of Being Earnest" arc Otis
MMi lrls,ad who takes The part of Jack:
Pollard. who takes the part of Gwen
dolyn; Miss kathlyn RoEerson as
SSeeliy; Mrs; steward Reynolds as Lady
III .''hn cll' MIS-. d. NJ. w OOdlinE as Miss
Prism; Alvin M. Smith as DR. Chausu-
Die and Lewis JuGkins and Roger Topp
are the servants, Lane and Alerriman.
MISS Louise Burleigh. of Boston and
New York. has been in Richmond for
the past month directing rehcarsals OF
The play and reorSanizng the Little
ihcater League on a working basis for
the future.
Writer OF Plays.
Miss Burlcigh is writer OF plays
books and Is newspaper woman. In
Il recent lecture 10 the Richmond
League. which has about l75 members.
she adjured them for heavens sake
not TO Jet themselves get 'hiShbrow."
The Little Theater League was or
GaniZcd in Richmond two years ago
Adair Archer was its leading spirit
and inspiration. II is composed main
ly of artists. musicians and literary
people. The board OF directors is COM
posed OF Miss Lou Belle Catesby Jones,
Miss Jennie Elicit and James Branch
Cabcll
Belvdcre Hall has seating capacity
OF about 500 and a large stage. There
viii be a rehearsal tonight beginning
promptly at $50 directed by Miss
EurlciEh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
CHARGE COAL COMBINE
SHUT Off SUPPLY HERE
Sensational Developments Expected
When Grand Jury Convcnes
on OctOb 2S.
FIRM FORCED FROM BUSINESS
Prosecution Plans to Submit Evil
dence Showing Wholesalers Were
Instructed Not to Sell in Carload
Lots to Richmond Consumers

Sensational developments IN tho
Hastings Court grand jury investiGa-
ton into tile alleged combine of coal
interests here are promised when that
body convenes on october 2S. accordin =
10 reports received yesterday.
Several witnesses ana a large amount
sented TO ~ ;Hfy IL Is claimed. m
cluoinc evidence in the case of the
alleged forcing out OF business of the
firm OF TiuSlcY * Phaup. known as
tho Jefferson Wood and coal Company
by Richmond concerns. the shutting OFF
Of the coal supply Of the Renters and
the cutting off OF the coal supply of
4 group OF citizens here some time
aSo who attempted to order their coal
from wholesale coal dealers in Wash
trEton.
Refused Coal supply.
one letter winch VIII uc presented as
Washington concern. and specifically
states that coal dealers in Richmond
objected 10 the arm in question sup
plying Richmond citizens with coal at
wholesale and in car load lots. and
had agreed not to accept further or
doris because of the demoralizing effect
that such action would have on the
. 1t is further stated that S. w. Tins
ley. Jr.. Il member OF the firm said to
have been forced out OF business. will
he summoned before the grand jury as
merly engaged in the coal business.
Several coal dealers in Itic lmond have
announced an increase in the price of
hituminous nut. egg and lump coal. eff
tective as soon as il is possible for
them TO secure any from the mines, of
from SO cents to Sl.25 on tho ton.
Price Jumps at Mines.
Reason for this given by the coal
dealers is an increase in the price of
coal a; the mines OF from % TO 40 cents
ers state that it is imposs iblc TO get
the coal which they want at any price
but that they have been compelled to
pay bonus Of from SOS TO so.15
ton above the contract price for the
coal which they have secured
No increase in the price OF unsiftcd
coal, know as run -of-mine." has vet
been made. and this coal is now on
sale At SS2I a ton in limited guam
titles, II is said. When hitumnous
coal is received 5000 will probably
be the price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
CONDUCT REVIVAL SERVICES
success Attending Meeting being Held
This Week ri cambridge Street
baptist Church.

BeinhridEe str"et Bsptls, Church on
me South side, was crowded again last
hight Al n" fhird Of q series OF re-
wa services being conducted by
Eve gelist George VI. Swone. OF 1905
Park Avenue. Richmond. The consre-
cation Of this church numbers about
Marcus Keilermaa ~l: sing at the
service tonight, az which, the subject
Of the sermon viii be The Great
.lnd gmenI d.. S~ope Will preach to-
morrow night on Scenes one Day
AtteI Desaath." Zig subjec, last night
was Coos I0vincihles"
This Is ne third If series Of Re.
Eivals - be conducted in Richmond
by Or Swo?e. The first was held in
Leigh Stree RaPiist Church. Of which
Rev. J. j. WicEer. -. D. is pastor
IN ehiatcly following the close of the
silly sunday campaign in March Dr.
Swope Then heli Il series Of meetings
~ Nenahle Street BAPTIST church. OF
which Roy: r. Johnson is pastor
Dr. one was formerly Z LAWYER in
asat,le. ~ was aftcr"ard pastor OF
the Contra Baptist Church Norfolk,
LOT a number ~ XearS. and OF the First
saptist Church, IN Ahhev,ue. g.. for
Two years He has made Richmond his
nome slnc" ne Logan eNangelstic work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
WOMEN OF HENRICO COUNTY
WILL HOLD MASS-MEETIHG
Question of Securing school Nur.c Will,
BE Taken Up Here on
Tuesday.

Henrico County women will come to
N,chmond Tuesday 10 Il masS-meetinC
" hich has been arranged al the Y. W
I. a at which the question of securing
schoo, nurse for frnrico Will be
discussed
Plans for the meeting have been
perfected by Miss Sylvia Slocum, home
demonstration agent for ienrico Coun-
" and nor county advisory board. who
nope TO secure the cooperation OF all
nc county organizations which will DE
gwen the opportunity TO contribute 10
the salary and expenses of the nurse
county organization OF the eight
nome demonstration clubs will be per
1ectcd AT this meeting. and the rural
program Of the state Y. NJ. G.. A. will
quarters.
The meeting begins at 1880 Tuesday
morning in the auditorium of the Y. W
:, a and after an INTERN ssion for
lunch continues until $50
On the list OF speakers is Miss Ian.
t,anSoins' state health nurse. recently
returned from overseas. who will talk
on the urgent need OF school nurse
III INC county, and ways and means
or making the services of such a nurs;
available Tor the present school term
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
PER CAPITA SUGAR RATION
FOR 1919 IS 81 POUNDS
Department of Commerce Shows Sup
ply But Four Pounds Under
Tint of 1914.
INV Associated Pr.,s.l

WASH lNGTON. Oct. 22.-SuEar avail
able in the markets OF the United
states for the year l9lS-ls is estimated
BY the Department OF Commerce at
1855 900, 900 pounds.
The net amount retained for con-
sumption in the United States after
drductins exports and re-eNports is
put at 10000. 900 pounds by the re-
port made public tonight.
This gives an average per capita
consumption Of eighty-two pounds in
1912. save the report. as against
eiFhty-sx pounds in the fiscal year OF
1914.
The total production OF sugar IN the
United states for the year l91S-l9 is
estimated at 100000 900 pounds, OF
which 100000 pounds is cane sugar
and l,53o.oo0,000 pounds beet sugar.
An increase in the price Of imported
wac cents Il pound and in 1919 %
cents a pound. The export price in
1919 is put al 7.3 cents a pound
Because of the breakdown in their
customary sources of supply during
the war. the report adds. foreign coun.
tries have made heavy calls upon the
American sugar markets.
cuba Is given a the United States
chief source OF supply for sugar ass
81 .32 pounds being imported from the
island during, the tiscal year ending
) QHc 80, 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
BUYS MORE FIRE APPARATUS
city Advisory BOARD Awards. New Com
Tracts Tor Hampers, Tractors md
"rcckinE Wagons.

Additional contracts were awarded
YESTERDAY by inc Advisory Board, on
me recommend@tion OF Director OF
appara tus FOR The Richmond I'irc be-
partrnent. as follows:
.Aherns Fox Fire Engine Company.
OF Cincinnati through The Alison Mo-
tor Corporation OF Richmond. one 900
gallon pumper. $!l.9OD; two 75O-rallo,
hI PUT Slg,soO "ach. Total, $3.50
Luttre!l Company. Richmond, ono
wrecking wagon, SGIS7.G0 ''o
International Motor COMPANY. New
YORK, one Mack four wheel ,oHr
syn,nqfer tractor to be attached to
the wreckng wagon is an auro-no
pile truck equipped with a crane a1a
mas mas, special devices for pulling down
Walls OF burning buildings. and for
from fire wrecksye '"J'S' .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23
ATTEMPTED JAIL ESCAPE
E3ING- LONGER SENTENcE
IL. ID: Tyncr md Joseph whceIhouse
"iFen Six Months Each for De-
stroEfnE City Property.
That hnstc makes was,n No..

That haste makes waste was proven
when l.. D. Tyner and Jossph WheeI.
house were remanded 10 jail for six
months by Justice Crutchneld for de-
StroEinE property at the city Jail from
which they attempted TO escape las,
Saturday night.
Eher was arrested several weeks
ago on the charge of entering freight
cars from which he is alleged 10 have
taken quantity OF merchandise
Whcelhouse, youth nineteen wears
o!d, was arrested last August by the
petersburg authorities charged with
me theft of an automobile belonging
, 10, peteGtive Sergeant Wiley. The car
was returned TO its owner and Wheel
house lodged in Jail for the alleged
according TO the police. Wheclhousc
prince George County early last sum
mer. and sentenced to the county Jail
from which ne is said TO have ESCAPED
1uSt before his arrest in August
Charges against Tyner and Wheel
mouse Tor alleged theft are still pend
ING on Police Court dockets