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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
LEGION AUXILIARY CALLS
MEETING FOR NEXT WEEK
Important Session 10 &c Held nj JEFF
fcrson Hotel Tucsdny
mt ~ O'clock

Members OF the Woman's Auxiliary
OF the American Legion OF Richmond
i,ost No. ] viii NEE, in room $50 OF
the Jefferson Hotel Tcusday morning
at III O'Clock. Mothers, wives. sisters
ana daughters or the men in tho ser
vice; also women who themselves were
i'll service during the period OF the
war are eligible TO membership and are
expected to be present at the meeting
Tuesday
Cooperation with the American
Legion is the main object OF the
women's organization, which in it's
the obligations and duties of IA
tFiotic organization OF this character
Important dates will be observed
memorials VIII be erected for men who
gave their lives in the service of their
country, and booths will he placed at
convenient locations for the reg!stra-
ton OF men wearing either silver or
gold service stripes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
RESUME SATURDAY NIGHT
HOPS AT SOLDIERS CLUB
Enlisted Men of Destroyer Fairfax to
he Entertained MT Dance
Tonight.

The weekly Saturday night dances a..
the Army and Navy Club will he re-
sumcd tonight at S:3o o'clock. with a
special affair in honor Of tho enlisted
men ot the Destroyer Fairfax. which
* now moorcd a the City Wharf to
stimulate recruiting in the navy
Fifty mon have been granted shore
leaves by Lieutcnant-C Commander
smith who is in charge Of the des-
troNer. only few men will he re-
Inired 10 remain for guard purposes.
During the summer months the
dances ut the club were stopped he
cause Of the heat. They will now be
held each week. Hamilton WHY. as
soclate secretary OF the War Camp
Community Service. announced last
night Chaperons, who brought groups
OF girls TO the dances on previous oc-
casions. have been called on again to
see that the many service and ex-ser-
wee men who attend these affairs Will
not he without fair mariners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
RETAIL SHOE AND CLOTHING
STORES WILL CLOSE EARLY
Seven O'Clock Regulation Becomes
Effective In All Except Two
Places Tonight.

All retail clothing and shoe stores
in Richmond: with the execution of
To customers tonight at o'clock in
accordance with an agreement with
the Retail Clerks Association made
recently.
Sixty-one Richmond unions have
agreed TO back up the clerks. according
to W. G. Crozier, president Of the asso-
citation, and a vigorous campaign is
being pushed TO make o'clock
stores. The shoe store holding out on
tho closing hour is one OF a chain.
and shoe merchants say that unless
on Saturday they Will reopen.
Both the Retail Merchants Associa-
ton and the clerks are attempting to
kilograms from officials of the clerks
here the owners of the shoe store re-
piled yesterday:
c,o rWe !, know o" from ecxpsrisnce that
increases he cost Of shoes Ia the CON
sumer. and as we nave stated before
we do not feel We should join any
movement which Will increase cost of
Further the company stated IL is
willing TO shorten the hours OF en-
ploycs to eight hours and two work
In reply. the, clerks stated that they
OF clerks a day and keeping open six
teen hours would lessen expenses to
the firm. and reiterated their rcuest
for : o'clock closing hour.
Next Tuesday night the Clerks AS
ISOLATION is going to hold an initiation
nounced yesterday As soon AS mem
bership in any one line of trade justi-
hes such action ii is said that n
o'clock closing hour will be asked of
Gals OF the union to increase the
membership to 1000 as soon as possible
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
PETITION FOR RENTING OF
CITY WHARF TO BE HEARD
Chairman of Council Committee Soon
to Set Date of Hearing for New
steamship Company.

Alderman orway Fuller stated yes
to-day that in Il few days he would
request the chairman of the City Coun-
ellis River, Harbor and Dock Commit
tee TO set a date for the hearing of
the petition or the New York. Balti-
more and Richmond Steamship Com
pany, which wishes 10 lease part OF the
city wharf for tifieen years in order
mat ii may be used in connection with
the proposed steamship line between
more
Charles W. Harrison. Lester Sisler
ana their associates in the COMPANY
held . meeting in New York yeJter
day for the purpose of considerins
matters in connection with the line
anu particularly in connection with
the matter OF obtaining a boat 10
put in the trade
rs soon as MesSrs. Harrison and Sis
Ter can tome To Richmond tho petition
VIII ne taken M by tho River. Nar-
Dor ana Dock Committee. 4 telegram
from Mr.. Harrison yesterday stated
that ne felt sure that the company
Nember !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
l. Lester Sisler
THIRTEEN NATIONAL BANK
APPLICATIONS RECEIVED
tonptroiicr of Currency Announces
Extension Of Charter OF Local
Financial institution.

Thirteen banks with an aggregate
chpi'al Of $4,000 applied to the
comptroller OF the Currency during
~ Week ending yesterday. for au-
thority !" organize national banks and
10 convert State banks into national
L"nks. During the week no bank
IHdidalcd. not even for the purpose of
SSomIIo''aai,n WIN other national
CHARTERS We're two from Virginia
FARMERS and Merchants National Bank
Of thariotiesIllle, capitalized AT SlO0.
600, and the Buck inGham County Ma
,!onal Bank OF Dlllwyn, capitalized a:
The Comptroller announces tina. the
charter OF the American National
iank OF Richmond has been extended
unti The close Of business on S.ptc m :
Der IL, 1899
Increases Of capital were approved
iaSt week ~ the cases of seven banks
ara thtSe increases amounted to S32S
nao one application Of bank "a nj
taiized at s2o.oco was rejected and three
charters were issued 10 banks havinc
an aggregate capital of $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
COLORED ELKS IN PARADE
Celebration Held by Lodge A, ue.uIt
OF lIonors Wen mt National
Convention,

Following a parade composed OF 100
uniformed members of the williams
convened last night at S o'clock in
the Johnson auditorium to celebra I
Srx"ra! honors bestowed upon them.
me lodEc was awarded first prize
city for the best dress and marching
NUMBER. The celebration. which lasted
nntil o'clock this morning. was under
Inc direction Of j. II. Almonds. chair
man OF the arrang ements committees
Nhont hoe persons were present. OF
hecIs OF the organization are as fol-
ruler; \. l., Morton. esteemsd Icadin, :.
knight: Walter S. Banks. esteemed
loyal knight: Richard Praxton. esteem.
ca iecturins knight; j. \. Jones, secre
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
ANOTHER SMALLPOX CASE
REPORTED IN RICHMOND
Two within Week In Same Di.trjc,
Iause Burcnu to Take
Extra Precautions.

Another case of smallpox was re-
ported TO the City Health Bureau yes
terday, the sufferer being Carrie Davis.
Street; Acting Chief Health Officer p.
NJ. Chichester had the patient removed
10 the smallpox hospital and later
physicians were sent out to yaccinatc
generally in the locality.
Dr. Chichester stated yesterday aft
crnoon that he had not been able to
person to Carrie Davis, but that the
fact that two cases of the disease had
been found w hin week in the same
district made IL necessary to take every
prccaution and to watch the locality
carefully.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
FATHER AND MOTHER ILL,
TWO BABIES ARE HUNGRY
Funds Arc Urgently Required for
Stricken Family of -Four In
Richmond.

y man in the hospital. with a wife
Just recovering from an operation and
TWO young children dependent on his
need of help in order TO keep his fam
lily together. Funds arc being re-
ceived through The Times Dispatch for
ms aid. and it is planned 10 raise $3.50
10 help him until he is again able TO
resume his responsibility.
This man has been i'll for three
months and has never been out Of
work or ever asked for aid before his
misfortune. One of the children should
start to school this year
FUNDS received yesterday were
= - 80 ...... ........... 90
previously acknowledged. 200
IOtal e. M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
u. S. ARMY TRAIN OF AUTOS
ARRIVES HERE TO RECRUIT
Brings Most Powerful Tyne of search.
light in Use To-day In United
States.

Bringing with them the most power-
ful type of searchlisht in use today in
the United States army. a recruiting
train consisting OF five automobiles and
CARRYING fifteen men, two of them Of
hcers. arrived in Richmond late last
night
With the party. who are Of the Sec.
ond Engineers. is motion picture out.
NJ with films taken by the United
states Signal Corps in France. Ii has
been arranged TO have the party camp
on the Ford lot, aE Eleventh and Broad
streets. Pictures viii be shown grat,a
to the public and demonstration Of
the searchlicht given.
Ihc train is on It's way hack to Camr
Humphreys after Il tour OF the larger
cites OF the state for recruiting pur-
poses and is taking men for all
branches Of the service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
DELAY CORONER'S INQUEST
Important Witness Lacking In Ca,e
Of Mrs. Joseph Williams,
wife of Chauffeur.

Nothing was ACCOMPLISHED nj the
coroncr's inquest held today to deter
mine the cause of the death of Mrs.
Joseph W Williams. tho proceedings be-
ing postponed until September IS on
account or the absence OF an impor-
tant witness
Her husband figured as chauffeur
IN inc NaIlcH turnpikc murder. when
RAYMOND Shackclford and Iawrencn
hudson were shot as prohibition off
GERS attempted 20 arrest them. Williams
Was arrested immediately after the
discovery OF II eliot OF blood on the
brain, and other marks on the dead
woman which officials believed indi-
Gated death by violence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Golf players of Country Club of
ship tournament.
BaScbnil-War uiak Club of
washington vs.. Tnka-IiOIa, two
games, boulevard Field mt ..
John Garland Pollard to address
Mems Service League of Grove Ave-
nue. baptist Church mt S:i5.
Dance mt the Army and Nnvy Club
under the auspices of the War Camp
Community Service In honor OF the
crew of the destroyer Fairfax, s $50.
Dance ut Country Club OF Virginia
ut $3.50.
Academy of Music-"Our Pleasant
SINS" .:30 and S:.0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
ELECT OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Lafayette Royal Arch Names w. r.
Ross Morris High PricAt at
Annual Meeting.

Officers elected for the next twelve
months at the annual meeting Of
Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter, No. 45,
arc as follows:
High priest. w. r. Ross Morris: king,
Il. b. Siegfield: scribe, A. III. FIournoy;
treasurer Lesley G. West: secretary,
Oscar j. Adams: captain of host, lisa
dorc shapiro: principal sojourncr Rev
i. y. Arthur: royal arch captain, T..
T. iiudspeth: third vail, Robert y.
Lord; second vail, A. III. Flournoy, Jr.:
chaplain. w. b. Lipscomb: tiler w. c.
Lynham; steward, a. ". Baker;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
CUT ENLISTMENT PERIOD
Young Men May Now Join Marine Corn,
for Two or Three
Years.

Recruiting for tho Marine corps 70.
.clNtd ON" of the greatest stimulants
" has had since the beginning OF the
war with Germany Yesterday when
ned that tho enlistment period Ind
hc"n ch@ngcd from . straight four.
year period 10 periods OF two. three or
TOUR years
Many men who have considered the
t"nr-year period too long are now cx-
pectcd TO enlist for shorter period
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
NEGRO GIVEN TEN YEARS
Willie Micken.. Alleged Loader ot
Arson tinnS. Convicted of
Burning Iiny

Haley Shelton, attorney re,,ra
yesterday from Hanover Courthomse
Where he ASSISTED the Communicative
attorney OF Hanover County i'm con.
hcS'!oh win the cases of several
negroes who were accused of burnine.
nay belong ing to David H. Shelton
nncrcnant Of Montpelier. According to-
Mickins who was charged win bninr
INC rinsleader OF an alleged arson
gang. and fixed his punishment at ten
Years in the penitentiary Cases
AGAINST other negroes were nolle
pressed io'io
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
LEO KIDD Is ACQUITTED
Young Man Produces BiII Of SnIc 70,
Automobile Found In M,
Possession.

Leo Kidd Was acquitted in Police
'"urt YESTERDAY morning on the
charse OF having in his possession an
automobile said 10 have been stolen.
kidd through his attorney, ordway
Fuller. was able TO present a certified
nltl Of sale. and the court dismissed
the case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
SANDER suit Closes.

trial or the case of Mrs. Annie u
Barnett against Charlie l.. Butler ended
III the Law aud Equity Court Yesterday
Win a verdict IN favor Of tho de-
PENDANT Mrs. Barnett sued for $4,000
slandered her character The case nj
tractcd considerable attention and
there were numerous witnesses Tho
matter occupied two days OF the time
OF the court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
EPIDEMIC OF HAY FEVER
HOLDS RICHMOND IN GRIP
Believed More People Suffering From
Disease Than Ever Before In
City's History.
MALADY DUE TO WEEDS
Pollen From Plants, Generally Found
in Country, but After Existing in
City, Causes Irritation and Fills
System With Poison.

From many sources comes the report
that veritable epidemic of hay fever
holds Richmond in It's grip this year.
NO exact figures can DO obtained on
the prevalence OF this disease. as it
~ considered not contagious. but
thousands are reported to be suffering
from II ut the present time.
The disease: according to pr. w. A.
Brumtield. of the state Board of
Health, Is caused by the pollen OF
weeds and plants, especially rag weed
loitcn known as cart weeD. golden
rod and cocklcburr. The pollen is in
reality a dust, or appears to be such
when viewed with the naked eye.
Under the microscope il proves to be
made up OF tiny jagged particles and
SHINES according 10 pr. Brumfeid.
which arc carried about by the air
and lodge in the nose, causing irrta-
ton.
Poisonous Substance Absorbed.
There is also a substance from these
particles which Is absorbed by the
body. 1t is said. and which cause the
nervous condition known as hay fever
INC reason little hay fever is OK
per - nee, during d; inc winter OF spring.
produced when the plants from which
ii comes are in bloom.
Irea mcnt by drugs arc nearly al
ways unsatisfactory and vaccine
which has been discovered is said TO
be about the only thing which doctors
aErcc is capable Of dealing with hav
lever, except elimination of weeds.
Immune Only for Year.
This vaccine is more OF A prcvcnta-
i've than cure. and makes the user
immune only Tor ono year. The vaccine
Is made from tho pollen itself II is
only good Tor cases OF the disease
caused from the weed pollen from
which the vaccine is made. but to cir
cumvcnt this defect a vaccine has been
madc from several different kinds of
pollen. and is therefore considered
good for all cases.
Few persons over forty-fvc years or
age ever nave hay fever. DR.. Brumfeld
manuiacture IN the body of resistants
10 the disease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
Auto nnd Truck Crash.

While driving an automobile yes
icrday afternoon abou, $3.50 o'clock.
j. r. Jordan, OF 1723 Beverly Street.
collidcd at Bclviderc and Broad Streets
with truck driven by William John
son. 1917 Beverly street. No one was
hurt,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

stewards committee, Walter Trimmer
chairman; Joseph 5. Wilson. l.. W. Nc
Murty, c. w. Sims, w. b. criitendon:
trustees. James Y. Anderson, Walter l..
Trimmer and Joseph S. Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
SERVICE FLAG LOWERED
! s 4 /: .BETH AHABAH TEMPLE
impressive Service Marks Foldin,;
Away of Emblem Dotted With
]. Ninety Stars, One of Gold.
RABBIT cALlscH is SPEAKER
Tells Hearers That They Must Re.
tain as Permanent Heritage Some
Portion of Altruistic Patriotism
Which Actuatcd Them During War


q grBeth. Ahah bah Tcm,t, 90. -. Sow.
lasS night. the occas.op bSjnr The de-
nlobiiizstiop or ,hc sc~v',., 80 IN
4 eighty nine blue stars ana one cold
B
3 .sss,,t sIo" tne CUSTOMARY evening
q. ssya 80 ~, III i,s PshG trS anG respon
Sffba ssr,;s. a. -. 'ISM SPehe uI,cnE
sh. .ias scr ~ wee nag on beh Ahaoah OF
, c1,s enc ',n fair Young lt,e TIA, had been
snsnhooS an od =, nc fh ic no o.
was ioweSe e1Ia snd fe,d dn WIZ nns me nag
= Then u bi,c s1 ~ ', ,ee,,ar ~ :,
! osai -hundraa psopie $1,000 Ind sans
iseb. assis,cd hy S:harios IL, siar
nrnsiaent ~ - ,o,,- c,,f,. iau.nro5
the service nar and nlaccd i, IN IN"
5rI.an.t. =,
SontnuinS his address. Dr. Calisch
M.
more, To US than mere episode that
nov. IS closed and put away. There
! thing Of the altrust!r patriotism
Which actuated us during the period OF
/ the,-War. We must cont nue TO retain
i i.hfsSSf,as. stands sor thn his,n7S ,n,,
/ tradiiioHs thai lie behind il INC min
s,inies nd the ideaIs tna. .r ~ ~
JS snirstinn No 49, an1 ~ ,rayar.
aiId the tears aud The blood that nave
made' il sacred"
I neicrs 70 CONSTITUTION ba!.
Dr., Calisch referred to the celebra-
tipn on Wednesday night OF the pres
i Gil. week of the 1S2d anniversary Of the
adoption of the Constitution Of the
II United States, and how the history OF
the. United States since lls7 had been
along the lines o. development ana
Sindication OF tho principles which the
r Sonstltution c&nresSed oil government
S OF .ne people oS inc people ana Tor
INC People.
History is repeating itself. DR..
= Cailscn continued with cohtincinS
sarneslness. me covenant OF inc
league or nations is me hew consti-
NY. II TOO, Is projecting an untrieo
c1ps.lnent ior ane hat'ons % Tue
WoIiu. ~ Is lnsislinb upon nv uos
.Iine tnat Is ne" 10 me- t;t,, 70 ,;a w
u scloushsss' .has ca 80, L'.''e tA,o" ,,
.nI .s II. ~ - ii"''s h' N'' f'-'
aThe Constitution Of the United
i States at its adoption by no means re-
the American colonies. Nor was II
perfect document There nave oeen IN
Nthe course of these l@S years eighteen
amendments, ten oi when were almost
sinutaneous win IT, or III.
Document Hns Been Elastic.
4 ..The Constitution has proven To be.
hecause OF the soundness OF its princi-
nIee Ind tho Fundamental Justice of It's
doctrines. sufficiently elastic TO cover
the various and far-reachinE develop
That have come within this century and
third since it's adoption.
,.No one who is familiar with the his
~ tory of this period can deny the al
most Revolutionary character of these
a Ss. the Peo ans q'
and prospered. have developed their
IiSmaterial resources, have received A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

A lawn party will be given tonight a,
the home CT James NJ. Hayes. Jr. at Cen.
tralia from sac to IL o'clock. Hostesrr>
viii be tho women members OF the Salem
Baptist Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

L. G.. Davis. colorcd. was fined $40 ana
costs in Police Court yesterday morning
on the charge Of cruelty working and tor
turing lame hors-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

al his home SIS North Th.rty-sccond
Street Captain McMahon. of tho First
District. is acting chief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

\ g Jctcr Jones. vce-prcsdent Of MGR
! chants National Bank has Just returned
! from motor trip through the North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

II. II Houston was yesterday appointed
Il trustee of oakwood Baptist Church to
succeed J. q. Kelly. resigned. The order
was entered in the Gay Circuit Court.
George T.. Williams appointed 4 trus-
tee OF rnc Street Baptist Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

Judge Ernes, IL. Wells has called meet
Ing of tho captains. members and others
interested In tho Southside Patriotic
Memorial Association. for next Tuesday
evening at $50 O'Clock at the iIus;inss
Court Part III. Reports will he heard at
that time concerning tho progress OF the
tat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

The case Of Henry Moss. colorcd. VINO
arrested the charge or stealing a
quantity OF merchandise from hummer
OF Cary Street merchants. continued
until September 20. were the eases OF
Jake Abtahamian, \. k-iorian and r. T..
Baroody. charged with having the stolen
property in their possession.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

The James River Garden Club will again
omen curb market at Sixth and Mar
shall Streets this morning, Miss Mary
Warwick is chairman for the day. Re-
cciptS arc for "A fund 10 restore the de-
vastated gardens OF France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

George w. Koiner State Commissioner OF
Agriculture and immigration. and Or.
Rober, II. Tucker chairman OF tho In
duStrial Commission Of Virginia, among
State officials who are scheduled to make
addresses in Danvilc today AZ tho conven-
tion of tho League Of Virginia Munich IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

new infantry company OF tho National
Guard Of Virginia has just hcen mustorcn
into service At Roanoke by Major Joseph
10 Mas-lrler. OF tho Adjutant- Generals
office Tho personnel Of tho now orGani2a :
ton Is sixty-cight enlisted men and three
officers. Major 10 Masurcr. upon his re-
turn Richmond yesterday afternoon. re-.
portcd that ton recruits had hccn secured
for the company and would he sworn into
service in 4 few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

In Police Court Part II yesterday morn
Ing Justice Maurice dismissed tho charge
OF hiEamy against john II. Fremeycr. Fro.
meyer alleged TO have been married
In I.ynchhurC about twelve years ago, and
also recently TO Miss Mary SpruSe. The
prosecution was unable Ia prove the legality
Of the first ceremony. and the case was
dismissed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

Total 500
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ban bar neo Oppolitionet.
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