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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
MORTON WILL PRESIDE
OVER FAIR PRICE BOARD
Meeting OF Committee In Scheduled nj
Corporation Commission Mt 3
Today.

Thomas b. Morton will be in the
Chairman's seat this afternoon when
the fair prize committee OF Richmond
meets in the courtroom Of the Cor
poration Com !ssion, 10 again take up
the gage OF battle against the proh-
teer IN food and other necessities The
honr for the meeting is o'clock
There viii be in attendance at the
session. representatives of the big
packing firms doing business in Rich
mond. and a number OF butchers who
slaughter meat for sale here. They
VIII be as ked 10 testify on the nature
Of the business. and will be questioned
by mem bers Of the committed
Colonel c. T. Kelley will not be pres
ent at the meeting. lie is in Dan
,nittGe there on Friday he will so
to Washington for a conference with
the AttoEn cy-Gencral on uhc powers Of
the co!nHtittecs' in setting up and en-
forcing fair prices.
Mr. Morton Will act as chairman to-
day. following the resignation OF r.
Grayson Da$hiel. who decided TO sever
MS connections with the body because
II was his opinion that the committee
vas unable TO enforce its findings or
punish prohtcers. \ new chairman will
De appointed by Colonel Kelley upon
his return. The post will fail 10 a
lawyer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
HOLD DANCE TONIGHT AT
FULTON COMMUNITY HOUSE
People Of SeiEhborhood Invited to At
tend AFFAIR TO lie Held in
"tnitS Club"

Unity Club" Fulton's community
house, operated by the War Camp com.
dance tonight a, $40 o'clock TO which
the people Of the nciEhborhood have
been invited. y JAZZ band viii play
for the dancing '"'
The club WAS opened last Tuesday
night under the direction Of Miss char.
lotte Whiting. director OF girls work
OF the service mems organization. and
since that time dances nave been held
each night and have been attended nv
Ehout 300 nightly. Music for ,hesc
dances was furnished by piano Thc
dance tonight VIII be the nrst at which
band has played ~
chaperones aud viii -. assisted NV a
number o. other Fulton women. There
VIII be check" dancing IL has been.
announced. The affair is intcnded as
a housewarmiuE party Rcfrcshmcnts
VIII be served during the cvcnine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
COL0RS AND STANDARDS
OF 317TH TO BE DECORATED
VIII lie Mounted With Wide silver
Bands Sent by Wnr
Department..

The national colors and the regi-
mental standards OF the Three Hun
drcd and Seventeenth Infantry. which
took part in some of the hec lest fight
ing in the Mcuse. Arsonne and Picardy
sectors in the drive against the Ger
mans, Will he decorated with wide sill
Yer bands sent from the War Depart
inent. and just received by the Adju-
iant- General and by him turned over
10 the Governor.
The silver bands will be put on the
hagStaffs. Two will go on the sta Fl
rcgimental standard. One of the bands
for each Flagstaff is engraved: "Meusc :
Argonne Offensive" and the other,
,'Picardy Sector" 1t could not be
learned yesterday whether the install
lation Of the bands would he made the
occasion of 4 public ceremony.
Acknowledgement Stern said last
night that other bands would be fur
nishcd 10y tho War Department for tho
standards OF the Three Hundred and
Eighteenth Infantry and the one Hun
drcd and Sixteenth Infantry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
BOXING BOUTS FEATURE
FAIRFAX ENTERTAINMENT
More Than 1000 Person, In,,cct
destroyer Anchored mt City
Wharf.

Five boxing bouts featured the
s,,n"ker given last night by members
here at the City Wharf on recruiting
uuty. Two wrestling matches and n
COCK night were the other numbers on
inc program in which the men took
The bouts were held in a ring on the
wharf constructed by the. War Camp
Community Service. other matches
W. he STAGED there while the boat
remains here. When il is not in uSc
TOR ttlts with the gloves, it will be
used for dancing.
Five balloons intended to represent
h"stiIe aircraft were sent up from the
twenty three sky rocket signals were
also sent up. John Adam ShacfTer
chief petty officer. played snappy
'aX Wb Seoection on a Hawaiian guitar.
or ne boxing matches. the three guns
on the ship which battled with Ger
man submarines during the war boom
,r out suddenly by prearranged plan.
ana there was not one present who
diu not jump with surprise
TWO battle royals between negroes
resulted in some great scrapping.
rom Adamorage. Mahoney and I.ud-
well fought draw, Calma won from
Seameen. Hoyt and Eshcr got a draw
4ecision and Harris had the shade over
- n.tcl.es. Chief Gunners' Mate add
WIN acted as referee
Hardy won from Waite in the first
wrestling match and Dcvcncy got the
,na,ch oyer T Harrison in the second
wrestler of the destroyer.
Jesse Holman. Richmond boxer. may
he matched with one of the boynrs
OIL inc ship tonight. The challenge
Gether. ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
CONVOCATION OF CLERGY
CLOSES SESSIONS TONIGHT
TT Rev. st. George Tucker. ID. d.,
bishop OF JnpmH, VIII Address
GntbcrinS Far Eust.

Tonight will mark the close of the
four days session of the Central Con-
vocation OF the Diocese of southern
Virginia. which is being held in the
GhMrch of the Good shepherd, Forest
lin. The ri. Rev. St. George Tucker,
D. -, bishop of Japan. who failed to
reach Richmond in. time for the SER
vice last night. Will preach tonight on
problems OF the Far East"
Yesterdays services were featured
by addresses by the Rt. Rev. Beverly
u. Tucker. bishop of southern Nir-
Ginia; Rev. J. Cleveland Hall. OF DAN
vile, and others of the Virginia clergy.
bishop Tucker. OF the Diocese Of
southern Virginia. spoke at the morn
ing service yesterday on Christian
Ministry" lie will preach again this
morning at 1890 when the final days
session opens.
1t was decided at the afternoon ses-
sion yesterday that Il feature OF the
organization OF the central convoca-
tion for the nation wide campaign
would be meetings which would be
held al every point in the convoca ton
during October. AT these meetings adj
dresses will be made. by one member
OF the clergy, one layman and one
woman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
Here S New Misery
for Thirsty Crowd
More Than $500 Gallons
Of Beer Grabbed By
Dry Agents.

Announcements OF the destruction Of
i,hree Illicit whisky stills $500 gall
IONS OF beer and sixty gallons OF corn
whisky was made yesterday by Az
torHey Machen. of the prohibition de-
partmcnt. w
Arrest OF l. c. wingfeld.f at Chat.
nam on charge OF being the ring
Iedder OF a band of moonshiners was
also made, II is said. after a raid in
winch 4 large still and a quantity OF
materials for the manufacture of
WHISKY were destroyed.
Another raid in the Smith Noun-
tam district near Chatham was made
ear! this week and still and 500
SaIions OF beer were destroyed
Another report received late last
,iiEnt tells OF the destruction Of a SIXTY
! Ihalon still between Richlands and
IaZcWeil, 600 gallons OF beer, ffty
ga ions OF corn whisky and several
barrels of materials
Another raid the same day resulted
IN inc hndinS of places where two
Sther stills had been. which had been
hastiiy removed and large amount
OF cotl and other material abandoned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
RELICS OF LOST CAUSE
RECEIVED FOR MUSEUM
Formally Accepted md Given Po,ftio,.
In Appropriate Sections Of
Institution.

Many interesting relics of the Con-
ieuclacy nave been received by the
Etonfedernte Memorial Literary Society
LOT placing In the Confederate Museum
since the society met last il was
learned yesterday at it's first fall meet
ing In the museum. These were form
any accepted yesterday and given posi-
ions IN appropriate sections OF the in
Among the collection that has been
received Is letter written by Thomas
j. Jackson. framed and presented by
we ,iiati,e Mrs Elizabeth Ewell Scott.
o. williamsburg: chest OF letters
wriaten to Presidcn, Davis and his
VIE saddle used by President Davis
after the war; a rifle. sabcr, bayouct
ana chntcen belonging To a. c. Wren.
OF Detroit. one OF General Morgau'S
SSharpshooters; a picture OF GcncraI
Morgan. a sword, originally made for
q south Carolina Governor, hut bccomI
!nS INC property Of General Dolcs. and
many historical pamphlets relating 10
the Southern cause.
Miss Francis +. Scott 7lo wcst
Fran Kiln Street. was elected to life
membership Of tho society n, the meet
ing and Frank Regain. McDonouEh. GA
ana frotessor W. a. Harper Eion Col.
leEc Zion: y. G., were elected 10 an
nual membership.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
PRICE CONTRACTS HELD
UNLAWFUL ACTS BY WISE
commemorative Attorney PJnps
Prosecutions Under New Anti
Trust Statue.
BELIEVED CAUSE Or ii. c. l..
Says Merchants Make Deals With
Manufacturers Whereby They
Mako Stipulated Retail Charge for
Their Goods.

wcalth's-Attorncv George !,
an ,5f STATED Ne Sterday mat under the
session OF the General Assembly.
agreements by which Virginia nar,
cinh's contrict with companies. for
iicieS at stipulated price are illegal
Mr. Wise believes that these contracts
have much 10 do with tho hi.-h cost of
living in Richmond. and he is gather
ing evidence Wp"n which TO base pros
ecutiGns Tor such Violations of the law
Under the decisions of the United
states courts IL the Colgate case. such
contracts have been declared not in
,, cont of the Sherman anti
We're made the practice OF manufacture
"rS dlciatinE tho prices at which NOR
chants shall retail their products has
Federal statute is deficient in the mat
Ter OF reaching these contracts. MIR.
ulrec; purNicw of the new Virginia
law, and that the statute i'm this and
other respects Will be enforced in
subject TO jail Term.
MT wise stated yesterday that tho
mSrGSantS maEinE such ,i,,, contract,
icct TO both huc and imprisounent
ana that TN" other party 10 the con
dividual resident, could be reached
under tho same provision He said
further that if tho other party TO the
contract wbe corporation domicilcd
in another state It could be- prohibited
from doing business IN Virginia.
Nh Wise said that he was surprised
in examining the report Of the State
Tax Board for 1918 TO find that over
1880 domestic corporations are located
in Richmond. lie said that he had not
had fun opportunity TO ascertain the
number referred 10 in the l"l? report.
hut that he felt sure that there had
been an increase. ana that the addition
OF foreign corporations doing business
here would run the total high He
declared that there was reason 10 be-
lievc that many concerns were acting
as distributors for other companies
under agreements fixing prices. and
that II so they are violating the law.
May Ask for Assistant.
Mr.. Wise Will ask the government 10
give him AN assistant for the coming
November term Of the llustngs Court
in order that he may have more time
u devote to the prosecution Of those
responsible for the high cost OF living
in Richmond. Sic stated Yesterday
that in connection with him routine
work as commemorative Attorney he
had about scvctlty-nvc eases TO present
to the grand jury. but that he believed
the campa ign against the high cost Of
living was now the most important
thing for he people OF Richmond. and
that he wished 10 devote as much OF
his time possible to this cause.
Those in charge Of the movement
stated yesterday that great interest
was being taken in tho mass meeting
which is to DO held at the auditorium
of John Marshall School saturday
night for the purpose OF devisng
means TO compel the lowering Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
DISCUSS WORK OF COLLEGE
AT BON AIR MEETING TODAY
Eost Hanover PreSbytery In semi
hnuhl session Take Action on
Important Matters

.discnssion OF the work OF Hamp-
-, oiuhtS college. past, present and
~ ufc Is expected to feature this
NOR ni; meeting Of the East Han
INT reshTtcry, which is in Semi
d 'tludI session at Eon Air
hC,loh on the matter of the organi-
I Tichln "s the West End Mission. OF
~ ~, ,''i nn' Which was opened last July
H keN. o T.. lSucho!tz in charge
wiii be part ot the routine bus;ness
,Mmich VII also come before the pres
bytcry this morning -
discussio nof Sunday school work
IN ~ IT'S phases occupied most Of vcs
ierony afternoon The discussion was
~ nN me editor of tho Prcsbvtcrjan
sunday school periodicals. Addrcs%.'r,t
Were made by the general stpcrin-
":htIfnt OF Sunday schools in tho Svnod
OF p,rslnia and by Rev. J. y. Mcclure,
lev; Russell Cecil. y. D.. Of Rich b.
[, o,lrlittee on foreign missions. which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
NEW ZEALAND ARMY MAN
ADDRESSES "Y" WORKERS
Colonel G. T.. Il. Mnci<csy Tells Mem
bcrship CnmpniEncrs of Flight
ing in Palestine.

Colonel c. T.. r. Mackcsy, OF Auck-
land. y. T., who has been in tho mill
tary service Of Great Britain for tho
past Twenty-Five years. and who, since
1914. has seen constant service in the
Near East having served with Cen
cral Allcnbv in his famous campaign
in Palestine. addressed the member
ship campaign workers ut tho Central
Y. NJ &. y. last night. lie gave n
graphic description of life in that
Eastern country. telling Of many Of
tho hardships and privations endured in
lighting against the Turk during that
campaign. Ills were the first volun-
tecr troops from New Zealand.
Colonel Mackcsy, during his address
paid special tribute to the Old Tesla
mcnt history ana called attention TO
tho many ways in which tho truth Of
biblical records has been verified by
the work Of modern archaeolocists and
students
In tho membership reports Of yester-
day. IN" Reds ran away from their
opponents, bringing in thirty-onc out
OF total OF iifty-four for the day
The whites" reported fifteen. tho
"Blues" bringing up the rear with
eight, This squirt Of the Reds put
them ahead Of tho Blues" with
margin Of i""lVr 70 spare. Red"
team No. g led by O. NJ Green. can
turcd the honors OF tho day. reporting
eleven.
Workers will meet at supper again
tonight at G 80 for reports
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
Strike is THREATENING
TO HALT BUILDING WORK
Un.ess Agreement Is Reached Before
October I Workmen May
Quit Jobs.
"CLosED SHOP" is DEMANDED
Carpenters, Timers, Bricklayers and
Allied Guilds Prepare tn Inforcc
Requirements - Mill Men May
Affiliate With Move.

the meantime, building operations Of
sill in Riehmomd N ne< t'' Wed i1 avn" as
a result Of The demand Of the Building
trades Councn that every workman
ninpioyed by contractors here carry
sb Not t; Of the stand for .'closed
severa Weeks aeo by tho Hnid
Trades Copneil and, a. far as could
are are 2reparins 10 make hight against
that the union men arc Planning to
enforce their demands by strike. if
No move has been made by tho con-
tractors to meet with the require
ments ordered by the wo-kmen. / was
stated Yesterday. Although the union
they would quit their places next
mednesday unless their demands were
would be enacted 10 carry their point
Various Trades Involved.
Carpenters. timers h-icklayers and
men OF every trade which compose the
eRni;l,qinS guild - are INFLATED with the
number OF men affiliated with the
pnlon organization Will not be stated
by the orEan!zation. although 4, is re-
ported that the majority OF cons;ruc-
ton workers belong.
ana acii66 80 ar" he TS1en as the
understood state that the dif,iculty
TiIl be settled without any apprecia Bile
delay in building operations II has
Seen reported that some contractors
pending settlement of the difficulty,
indicating that they intend 10 give
strong opposition TO unionization of
Sheir employees Although there has
mts ths noniR Il h f9F G nsa
that many more would have hccn re-
Guested had not tho possibility Of q
break between employers and the union
men been imminent
MiIlmcn May Affiliate.
Under the existing plan 1t Is under
STOOD that the union carpenters will
union carpenters arc employed or
where any Of the work is done hy non
union men. Thus far, the newly or
sAniaed Milmen's Union. composing
ne INF plants; has not affiliated with the
do so. 1t is reported that the union
men employed by contractors will re-
come from nonunion shops
Union oficia Is refuse 10 state whether
THESE plans have been definitely de-
cided upon, but various members are
indicating that they expect strike 10
materialize next Wednesday morning
unless the contractors come to terms
In the event that the walkout takes
place practically all building OPERA
tons IN Richmond will come 10 4 halt
Organize Many Men.
OrEantzation of the workmcn has
been going, forward rapidly, it is re-
have on. their rolls the majority Of
skilled builders in Richmond. They
point out that they are not asking
Tor higher wages. but for recognition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
BANKS IN PENITENTIARY
Negro. After Being ArrnfSned on Fight
'hHrSes, Turned Over to
state Institutions

"!l!ie Banks. colorcd. said to he an
escaped convict, was turned over 10 Of
nJ!"iS 81 me penitentiary yesterday
Mheh hrTaiSned in Police Court 10 face
hNe separate charges Of hrcalfine, and
enjefinE dwellings with intent 10 steal.
Two aharGeS Of theft and a charge 81
oclnG an escaped convict
! aces whore Banks is said to have
entered are the homes of Lucy Turner
,,!"S - James street; William Harris
IN 81 James street: Andrew Gins
~ - Peter Street; Anna Rarland
..dnn - James street: Martha CorCs.
I@u- - James street. and FLOYD John
So. I"o' ST. James Street
Io'h.nS valued at about 800 was
,,1ahcn rom tho two last places. and
i'dh IS charged with the theft Do
ioctive /. II organ made the arrcst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

East Hanover PrcSbytery MT Bon
Air. Morning, afternoon md night
sessions.
Central convention of EpiscopaI
Diocese Of Southern Virginia mt
Church OF Good Shepherd. Morn
Ing, afternoon and night.
Meeting of Richmond Credit Men.
Association 1t Busincss Mems Club
ut 1.
Dance for people of Fulton under
auspices OF War Camp Community
Service, Unity Club" mt S.
Hoard of Directors Of nentcrs' md
Consumers Association meets mt
home of Mrs. J. II. Anderson, 2252n
Stnnrt Avenue, Mt :.
Richmond Fircmcn's Union meets
mt COtumbo Hall Mt S.
Richmond MIIImcn's Union meets
mt FEntcrnnl Hall on Hull Street
at s.
Lyric-Vnudeville, 3:3O; s; o:3O.
Academy OF Muslc-"Prctty Baby"
mt $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
NEW YEAR CELEBRATION
IN BETH AHABAH TEMPLE
Great 1hrong of Worshippers AS
scmble to Observe Sacred
jewish Holiday.
SERMON BY DIR. L. N. CALIsCH
Asks Congregation Whether Past
Twelve Months Have Meant but
Passing of Timo-Scrviccs Con-
tinuc Today.

The seating capacity of Beth Ahabah
Temple. the main auditorium OF which
seats ESQ persons was taxed to accom-
ihouate the immense crowd of worShip-
pers which gathered at sunset yestcr-
DAY afternoon to celebrate tho eve of
Rosh Hashanah. the Jewish New Year
Inc service was OF a peculiarly sol
emn and sacred character, expressing
as 1t did not only sorrow and repent
ancc for mistakes and misdceds Of the
past year. but renewed faith in the flu
ture with n remuneration TO higher
ana nobIer ideals, \ spirit OF joyous
ness marked the exchange of New Year
greetings following the close of the
service.
Special music typifying the religious
character of the festival of Rosh Has
hannah featured the service. which
nShered IN the year $3.50 in the Jewish
calendar
DIR. CRIisch Speaks.
r, In closing his sermon on What Is
Time? Dr. l.. y. CaliSCh said:
Consider the year that has passed
What has il meant to you? Was II
only passing period of what We call
time. or was ii an occasion for noble
conduct. Tor Kindness and loyalty, for
hclpfulness. courage and devotion
as 1t merely dawdling OF days.
deeds worth while? OH. friends. con-
slider your life! You do not know
when your mortal pilgrimage will be
ended, nor how long a space OF days
may be given YOU.
therefore. while time is still yours.
make it fruitful of noble deeds and
generous thought and beautiful act
and speech. Learn TO number your
days, not 10 dread the end of them
but TO turn your heart TO wisdom
while you may.
Cannot Bribe Reaper.
You cannot give yourself ono add
- a ,rl,a
instant comcs-when tho grim reaper
lifts his Scythc over your head. You
cannot by wish or effort, or bride or
prayer. stay his hand for AZ atom Of an
instant. nut you can write AN eternity
OF happiness in your own heart and
in the hearts Of Others by the manner
in which YOU employ such time as God
has given and Will in His grace still
grant YOU"
The New Year festival which began
yesterday afternoon at sunset Contiu-
end of ten days. tho Day OF Atoneynent
tho hottest and most sacred day in the
Jewish calendar. will bc celebrated, and
following the Day OF Atoncment the
Feast of Succoth or Tabcrnaclcs will
be celebrated during period OF eight
days
Special Music Given
The music at the service at Beth
Ahabah yesterday afternoon was UNI
organist. The volunteer choir was
made up Of:
Mrs Lee \. whi,lock. Mrs. d. L. Gold
m "4.;en M.s : M4fn En-. ?rR Min E M. Yah
h R4ni% is, NH Lf Tbs Tirsuss ME-
Raiph Dombrower Meredith rraE. Jack
Levitt and DR. Sidney Trainer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
AMERICAN LEGION POST
PLANNED FOR GLEN ALLEN
Senator Gum Sends OUT Inyitot,o,,
to Meeting ia lie Held
Tonight

Veterans o. the World war in ~.
Glen A!len district VIII meet tonight
first post OF the American Lc,;on 4,
Henrico County. I,c,t.rs in",.srr ali
eligible 10 the legion 20 attend the
ago by Senator Julien Gum.
+. "A conTnittee from the Richmond post
Of the Legion Will 20 from here 10
have charge OF the orEan. zallon meet
ing. Officers Of the new pos, vii 10
elected at the time The post vii
probably be rafncd after one Of mo
young men .. the district who los,
life In tho war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
M'COOL TO FACE COURT
VIII he Tried Tomorrow 4, ro
non with Denth of Eynngc-
line Pratt.

.harFHS ~ Involuntary manslauch
IN connection with the death Of
f'NanEchn" Pratt. lodged araInst
LLOYD y. McCool, automobile mcchanic.
" be tried tomorrow in IIenrico
McGooI was placed under arrest fol-
tco"inr an accident near The Country
Iiub OF virginia in which u car he VAS
"a 10 I" nave been driving turned over
causing the Pratt girl fatal injuries
.ss iratt was eleven years old and
was n daughter OF Mrs Ida rr.ii
OF 10 North Fourth street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
Loot Second Street store.

After forcing an entrance by smash
ing plate glass window, thieves early
yesterday morning looted tho store of
John Bazaco II Coz North Second
Street. Of more than 1000 cigarettes
and several boxes OF cigars and cs-
capped before they We're discovered No
ono saw tho maraudcrs and persons in
the vicinity say they did not hear the
ing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
BAPTiSTS OBSERVE DAY
MnnJ Fast md Attend Churches FOR
Special Services on Surrens
.sr, OF Campaign.

An UnuSnaIfV larrt atttn3a nce
marked the observance at the Dap;ie,
church os in Richmord Yesterday OF no
special day OF prayer and practical
fasting fo- the success OF the $4,000 nnn
campaign. Almost continuous services
by M m hers % the clergy laymcn ana
women featured tho ohservaur. OF tho
day in all the Eap'.al churches of
mond- " 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Members OF the newly formed Millnren's
Union Will meet tonight the FratcraaI
Hall; on Hui Street. South Richmond. 20
consider number OF applications for mem
hcrshiD. According To the Statement OF Of
hcials OF the organization almost every
'n.!lnah i'll the CilN mas joined.