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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11

CANDIDATES BEFORE
MEDICAL EXAMINERS

Credentials OF thirtw-two doctors OF
medicine from other states were ex-
amined by The Virginia state board
of medical examiners yesterday and
the doctors admitted to practice IN
this state under tho reciprocal ar
rangsfnent
Thirty candidates for license to
practice medicine in Virginia pre-
sented themselves for examination
Three examinations were held yestsr-
day--Anatony and histology; chem
istry and toxicology and pathology
and bacteriology. The examinations
will last through Friday. One colored
man is among the applicants.
Two osteopaths were examined oy
DR.. e. H shackelford and one can
didate to practice homeopathy was
examined by DR.. j. l. Jennings
The state board is composed OF the
following nine doctors: r. G. Glas-
gov. president. J. w. Preston, secre-
tary; w w. Chaff1u, Sam VI. Maphis
Philip Boyd. Boiling Jones, Sinclair
Moncure ] RI Ayres and c. j. Har-
rison
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
ANOTHER EXCUSE FOR
HIGH COST OF LIVING

Rentals for stalls in the two CITY
markets will be increased from, 81 -
81 month next year, giving the city
g total income of s2n.soo. instead ot
sle, geo, Director Of Public Welfare
E. G. Levy amounted yesterday
afternoon. The increase will become
effective on January /
The increase. DIR. Lew said had
been discussed thoroughly in Its re
lation TO the high cost of living and
the conclusion had been reached
that prices should he in no way af
fect&d by II Most of the tncreates
are 81 4 month, only q few reaching
81 The $ increase viii fnea the
payment b. the renter of four cents
additional per day, counting twenty
FIVE days 10 the working month. Even
ufth the increased income the city.
Dr.. Levy id, will not be entirely
reinbursed for its money OUTLAY in
the markets
The stalls at the old market have
rented for sums ranging from - 10
slt q month, AZ the new market
they ranged from sl5 TO SIS for
meat stalls, and from s. TO STA for
others. After January /, they w Ill
rent from $io to Si6 Al the old
market. and from ST 10 sl5 at the
new.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
ADVISORY COUNSEL
ASKS QUICK RELIEF
FOR STREET CAR CO.

Immediate relief for the Virginia
Railway and Power company, In the
matter OF increased fare. was sdvo
Gated yesterday afternoon BY President
John c. Weaslev. Of the chamber af
commerce. in . discussion of policies
before the advisory council Of that
body.
Mr. Easlay urged that all possible In
nuence be brought to bear upon the
city council to this end not because OF
any preference for the traction COM
pany, but In the interest of the city of
Richmond and all its people. who. be
said face alarming transportation CON
ditions
Attention was called IN the tact that
much higher fare than is asked for
by ths~ Virginia Railway and Power
company already Is in effect in many
cities of the country. granted for the
purpose OF keeping intact svstens of
transportation which are absolutely in
cispensable to the Industrial life Of the
community.
The proposition OF the traction COM
pany now before the streets commit
tee OF the council is that 1t be permitted
to charge straight hve-cent fare and
two cents for transfers as temporary
relief until such time as their petition
for permanently increased fare tnighf
be acted upon.
IInef pTO1SCt& OF the cram ger "EiCn
Mr. Easlev brought to the attention cf
the council for its cooperation IN
working out we're,
The carly completion IF proposed
improvements on Shockoe creek In Or
der that this section of rAs city, now
little developed NAV IN the near fu-
ture become the sest Of great manu-.
featuring plants
The deepening OF James river to
twenty-five feet at low tide and TWEEN
ty-four at high. SO II may be used sex-
tensiyslv as an outlet to the sea, car
rysng much of the material in shirs
that now must be Transported ~ rail
End encouraging planQfar Lnrers tc
bring their business here. with the
citv's Increased tran sportation f3ttit-
ties
The improvement Of this highways
leading into Richmond bringing the
city and the farmer closer together ard
creating market which existt now in
a limited way for the produce Of CON
sary Mr. Easley believes il would he
the counties IN constructing the sort OF
roads thar the need requires.
Better train service IN all directions.
especially toward the North In this
connection. Mr.. Easley stressed the 't~,-
portancA OF building quickly a highway
which will connect this section With
the rich but inaccessible TERRITORY Of
the Eastern shore The eneraieb 81 tbs
business men Of Richmond, Mr. Esslsy
thinks can be better directed now 70
the building OF this road than - The
railroad which. has been under dircus-
sion for rnany years
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
LEVI 'ENThUSEs OVER
COCO HEALTH Of CITY

Expansion Of the work OF the de-.
partn1er1t of public welfare is i'm
possible at this time, though such
policy would be higfty desirable. %:
Z, c. Levy. its director, told the Rich
nnond First club yesterday afternoon
III an address at the Busines@ Mem
club
pr Levy believes the department.
needs more sanitary officers .
broadening of its activities in n1an~
directions This, however, will have
70 wait. he SAYS, until conditions arc
more settled and the city flnances
are in better shape 10 take care of
larger Geld OF work
Richmnnd;s comparatively high
crude death rate, he told the club
members, doesn't mean anything ~
the @city's detriment, but~eomes about
because If the largt cclored popula-
ton. because II rs an nd. staid COM
n1unity and for the reason that there
is no great infuv of young vigorous
rev corners, az there Is in many or
the cities of the West
The only way To judge OF city $
standard of health, he said. is 70. take
into consideration it's percentage of
dcaths b. conta gious and prevent
able diseases. As matter OF fact
DR. Levy declared. RichSaonds rate,
when Judged the right way. will com
pare favorably with THAT OF any city
In the South and many Of the larger
cities Of the country.
Lnsightly' dump heaps. about which
questions were asked him, he said
are inevitable and Or. Levy pointed
out that many of the best residential
sections Of the city are located where
were once aplllas and waste LANDS
built mp by dump heaps
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
sEyES JOLLY. BUSTERS
AT THE LYRIC TO-DAY

The Seven Busters" one IT the
principal cornHiy features Of the new
show tina, comes TO the Lyric for
the Weekend, commencing with the
heraided as the girl act hit" of the
year IN Vaudeville There are seven
clever entertainers IN the company.
They are presenting an ola podrida
II songs, dances and speciaiiies. their
offering being a miniature ~ariery
show in itself
Tilyou and Rogers, fast and FUNNY
dancers. have a great tsrpsichorean
novelty. They are demonstrators Of
all styles Of eccentric and fantastic
dancing The act is an fmporta ton
from the European yaudevilies
a smart and dainty comedy sketch
VIII be the offering % Francis and
Hume. who have ar ex1I osrant far
ctcal bit founded upon genuinely
comic idea
Two uproariouslv funny bAckfarA
COMEDIANS are slater ana James
who are bringing the newest kinds ir
hlAcksace conaedv. They are also
capital dancers and have good sing
ing voices
Rounding out the bill will come
the Velde Trio. who have q rollickins
novelty act They offsr . comedy
creation fun of amusing surprises
With the new vaudeville show viii
come new and entertaining motion
pictures including the latest releases
of the Pathe News filrns and tbs
ever popular Topics of the Day"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
DAMAGES J
FOR CREEK over

.
Trial began yesterday in the Law
and equity court OF the case of ". A.
Chcatwood against the city OF Rich
mond for the recovery Of $4,000 al
legged to be due AZ damages resulting
from an overflow of Shockoe creek
several years ago
The suit is being contested on the
part of the city BY City Attorney
Henry r. Pollard and his assistant.
Colonel George Way-ne Anderson. who
contend that the over flow and the re-
sulttng damage was an act Of Prov1-
dence, in no way comfortable by the
municipality Scott and Buchanan
and W Kirk Matthews represent the
plaintiff
The Cheat w God claim is the lar gest
Of a long string OF them aggregatins
about 100000 the final disposition
OF which will depend largely upon the
outcome of the case in court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
H|RSCHDERG DENIES
FRAMING UP SLATE

Immediately after his return 20 Rich
nond from the coal field Of Virginia.
La Dor Commissioner Hirschberg issued
statement veheEentiy DENYING the
puhiieaad report Of run.ored slate for
prize political Jobs in the event Of his
election as rnavor The slate" included
the names Of four members Of the old
adrinistratire- board Jesse Duke and
ether men prominent in labor political
circles
Mr. Hirechherr told reporter of The
Richmond ~yirginian yesterday after
noon that he would not have cons.dere5
appointing any member of ire old board
tn fhe directorate with The exception Of
Henry F Beck who he considered COM
patent - eli the position Of director
of public works He said that Mr.
he eou'd re, afford 70 give up his bust
reSs The con- missioner stated that he
rad NOT conferred Nth 2ir Beck on
'ae subject. but was simply votcins his
opinion
ANY report OF my having promised
70 apro.nf members % the cid hoar I'd
directors Of city departments is abso-
lutelv false he concluded
Z he full statement given 70 the press
yestsrday afternoon. 10 as follows
There appeared IN the front pars
Of your paper of q rscsnt date news
item that WAS copied from vtrginiae
Pilot Norfolk paper in which y
outlined ana stated that If we're elect
90 mayer OF thc city % Richmond
thar wogla select former members OF
tie adm nietraI.ve hoard along With
certain employees aud officers 90 The
city ~ Richmond for positions on The
ADVISOR board ard In other positions
FThts 81 at absolute uisstate ment nf
f.ctF 7 have nade no promises. belle
10 conferences and do not intand 70
make any promises A. the proper
tire when l desire TO announce nay
candidacy for the position Of mayor ~
the city Of Richmond. will then out
lac IA platform
ANY mar that IL candidate for
office or expects TO BE cand.dts for
81 orisc that makes pledges for 20
*tticrs IN 'he heat Of a campaign and
tItsG rot because Of training capacity
ana fitness, bat in consideration of 3
delivery ~ political influence. IL rot
y fair and proper man 70 hs candi
date TOR office nor "a aoic .se rcsi-
t.on Il be should be elected
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
FRIENDS Of BREWERS
REMAIN CONFIDENT

Whom the 1920 session OF the gem
sral assembly convsnes on January -.
the Republican party will present
stronger numerical arraS. sections
rhere the two parties run neck ana
neck" tn every election. the Fepupii-
ANS boat their Dem ocratic opponents
" small nna1orities
While the humber OF Democrats in
both branches is less than In years
past. the supremacy OF the old party
las not bean seriously challenged Inc
aouse Of delegates will have a larger
percentage sof Republicans than the
vsnatA, one-nfth OF the 100 members
,ayinf bAen elected on that ticket.
Tn the senate, Only six of the forty
members are avowed Republicans.
colonel John Williams. keeper OF the
.olls,. has entered this number OF
nxrnAs on the roll OF the Republican
caucus The Democratic csucs.us has
thirty-three m elnbers.
~ r. Percy 10th, who defeated sena :
Of Jordan, of Augusta. in the recent
slect ton, Is the only man who has NOT
yAf been listed as a member of either
caucus. Colonel Williams wra.e Seaa :
or 10th 1 few. days ago asking
whether he should be placed on the
Republican caucus or the independent
II he does not announce himself Q
Republican. Senator 10th viii he a
,aetus ia 'hinsAN
AS The session approaches pohti-
.lans are wondering how the new
1nerlhers Will line UP IL the tro big
lights which viii be waged. 1t if gen
orally believed tina. the Equal SUI
frage advocates have gained strength
n, both houses through the election
II new raen. At least one newly-eiert-
"a delegate from Richmond Is an ar :
isnt supporter OF the Susan e. An
hony amendment WhfleSthe balance
81 this citys .delega tion have not com
ttftted themselves, only one man who
announced hfs opposition was nornl-
1AtAd in the Democratic primarF
Colonel Richard l. Brewer posi-
lively claims ali but ave or SIX of the
eighty votes in the psntdsrstic eau
-us. 40 favorable to his candidacy for
he speakershtp-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
RICHMOND
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HONOR ROLL

u Ma 1Ar~~-LNFttil GtiAAA
"A Grs6e-Sellie Arnold, Mamie
Atkinson, Leila Wash. Gladys Mar
e-B Grade-Bertha Beadles, Ethe,
Brown, Bessie Long, Laura Holloway.
sB Grade-Elisa beth Tucker. Ida
HaZelgrove. Bernice Cosby. James
Edgar, George, Winston, Rufus Law
ender
ga Grade-virginia Clements, vir.
ginia Gaines. Thelina Underwood,
Bernice Barlow.
4B Grade-Ethei Burks Allen
Keith. Dena Anster, Bertha Patter-
son. Myrtle Morris.
A Gradc--Alice loot Irene crone,
Mildred Wotten. Thomas Duke, Ray
s-B Grade-Hazel Lavender, Eve
iyn Coward. LILLIAN Wright. Mar
garet Mooney. salAo Flippin
IA Grade--Jolln Martin. Dorothy
Ke-say. Magg5e HIN, Elizabeth curd.
Gaynelle Wood, Mamie Wood. wei
ford McGhee. Joe Kessler.
:-B Grade--EArl Schmitz. Doris
Williams. Katherine Weetfls.
Pa Grade-Thornton Powell 4Ad-
lean Arnold. virgie Brown. Mildred
Morris, Ruth selecman, Eunice Slater,
Ruth York, Freddie Fiddler. Annie
Barlow, Norma Ferguson, Margaret
Ward, Juceth Howerton.
&c Grade--Rosa Newton. Julian
Cobb. Julian Schultz, Emma Corker
l-B Grade--MaSon Montgomery.
Charies Edgar, Alma crone. Mabel
FNppen. Myrtle Garbett, Doris Sim
mons, Gladys Spruell, Evelyn Spruell.
Oscar Arnold Robert Davis. Rufus
Ianar, Ashton TOWNSEND, Ernest
Whttlcck, George Williams, Dorothy
Douglas. Mary Hart
Ia Grade---Ruth Wood. Margaret
Bragg, Dora Britton. John King,
Dorothy Burke. Minitree Dixon.
Louise Rush. Annie Wright Pearl
Wood, Evcrctte Fleming, Milton Hob
son, Lester Chandler. Myrtle Mar
shall EVELYN Nnnxa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
rHEUNITED STATES RAIL
ROAD ADMINISTRATION

announces IN order TO conserve fuNs
the following curtailnaent OF passenger
rain service on Richmond Freder-
cksnurx 4 Potomac Railroad, effective
w.dnesday, Decent Der 10th. except as
shown for Train S.
Woodward
No &. leave Richmond $50 a. m,
veekdays instead Of 1850 a m. arriv-
sng Glen Allen S:ss .. m. Ashland t"5
4 m, Local stops,
No Sc, leaving Main Street sta non
s:45. 4 M. annulled
NO Is. leaving Richmond e.lo p
m local TO Washington. annulled.
No IS, leaving Richmond AGO ?,
70 local to Fredericksburg annulie6,
No. Is. leaving Richmond 500 p.
n. annulled.
No. 80, leaving Richmond s:ce p m.
SUNDAY. Will run daily on present
schednle. making local stops to Wash
inStor-
~ leave Main street Station sos q. m.
ard &c. scheduled 10 leave 700 p. m,
VIII make local stops south OF Rich
mend. leaving somewhat later than
scheduled.
No $. Fredericksburg local. viii be
annulled north Of Ashland Lave
Ashland 1875 a. M. running present
schedule TO Richmo nd.
No IL, will make local stops on
signal at stations between Fredericks.
burg ana Aahland now seryed by no. 5,
leaving Fredericksburg 7:so a. M
summit. 1888 .. M. Guinea 7:4b a. m.
WoodsiAne 7:4s a. IN. Milford 1859
4 IA. fARola s:o7 a. m, RutherEien
SIS = m, boswell s:2e =. n; Ash.
land 1.8s 4. M, arriving Richmond
$40 Z. a.. No baggage or accomnso-
aation ~xprAss viii 2be handled on
Train 81.
No. IL, arriving Richmond 2.4S p.
M, from Washington, Annu]led.
NO, IS, arriving MAia Street station
$50 p. M. from Washing
sor, Annullc4. last trip Monday. De-
cAn1ber 9Th. PArlor car from Wash
in gton now on this train will BE- OPP
Grated on Train. 90. leaving Washing
ton $40 p. m. daily. arriving Broad
Street Gtatioh, Richmond s:1b p. m :
IA No. 25,. arriving Richmond S.2S p.
- -1.nen Ashland annuliA6 $3.50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
ARMOR|ES DESIGNED
FOR MILITARY USES

ANNOYED ar several newSpa per &C
counts depicting hic ohstsnacy N re.
fusing petitions for the Use Of iocA
arrnories, Director Of Public safety
Meyers yesterday explained the sltna
tion 10 "a representa- tive Of The Rich
nond Eirginian
These people seen, 10 think I take
-rear delight IN refusing 10 her them
use the arn1ories for basketball games
or other purposes said colonei
Myers The do not seem 10 under
stand the position arm in. The ar
mories were loaned freely during the
war when the guardsmen were in
camp of overseas. but the units ARE
now re forming and need the build
inss for military purposes
Everyone should remember that
thssa arnloYies were built for the
primary purpose of furnishing
national guard units with places 10
drill and have their meetings Both
the Blues and Grays are rapidly reor
Canning and will soon be using their
respective armorses almost every
night.
There are some r'nles when the ar.
mor,es are not il Use II would seem
that could give clubs or. organiza-
tons permission To use them onsthese
nights. bur il would he unfair to all
Of the rtirty five or forty applicants
II we're "a pick out one or Two on
which 70 hesfow the favor, rhen. roo
the others would undoubtedly accuse
me Of eliminating against them =
Colonel Myers wound MP by SAVING
that he w-ae IN doubt as 10 whether he
had the authority - loan the armcries
OF any applicant
The directors stand is heine com
raended by national guardsmen who
say that the para NJ cunt necessitv- for
organizing this body should have pre-
cedence over overy other considera :
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
COL. ANDERSON WILL
ADDRESS. Dove LODGE

The dfry-nirth anniver-a-yp u
oove Lodge, No. 81, A. F. and A II.
Will be celebrated In the Masonic
Temple FRIDAY night at O'clock.
-ol Heary W. Anderson will deliver
IN address. relating hts experiences
While engaged In var work a. an
nicer if charge of Red Cross work
the Balkan states
t'orgr Aasnnan A J. Monts cue :
member O. the lodge viii introduce
hs speaker An oil portrait OF tne
,t.. Ben r August for MAN. yaars
s.creLary Of the lodge, will be pre~
sntsd. An attractive musical nro-
ram has been arranged nv Nr. Lee
;, ergussnn. chairman Of the music
.t,nln,itsee Members IT tbs lod&a
Nitl be accompanied ey their LADIES'
FAY r Thornton Is chairman of she
ocist committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11

The New York sun in speak,n. OF
Robert pownings production Of
Ten Nights IN Bar Room with
the eminent actnr-evaugelist, Robe IT
Downing. In the role OF "Ioe Nor
gan" the drunkar7, says; True
pathos marks Downings Ter
Nights that tell the story, for if
there ever was play that touched
the hearts Of men and women, more
than this play does. Mr. Aston. says
that he will gladly give prize 70
any one who can show him.
Whether IN New x ork city. among
the hlase theatergoers. or in some
far Western town the effect Is Just
the same. the play vs. human, and
touches human hearts. as no other
rls~ has done N the last half CEN
fury As the play progresses, peo-
pie can be heard whispering. How
like llte. how true 1t Is Men who
have fallen by the wayside through
over Indulgence in drink. Will say. Y
know, I've h.en there " The Old
Homestead" Way Down East" wer.
heart stories but they have not a
situation In them that can equal the
second act OF th's wonderful play.
That rs why II has lived and -four
ished since the Civil War The YER
sion that MFR Downing is presentin &
IL "A new version Of the old story, with
addition Of cbarac teys and com ed Y
that make N blend into a comedy
drama of true lie. This production
comes 10 the Strand Monday, Tues
da@ and Wednesday matinee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
r.. s. r. r. Administration
Change Of sch saula
Norfolk and Western r. II.

Effective December 2. connection for
II ain No 20 Roanoke, Cincinnati and
-oiunahus will leave Richmond SO 4
NJ instead of es2h a NJ. On and after
that date train Ma leaving Peters
burg 7 as A. NJ for Lynchourg, and
rain No. 5 leaving PetArshurg . 10
~ for Roanoke will have no cor
lection from Richmond via A {. L
F. r Effective December 10th trains
10 and 20 leaving Richmond for Nor
folk sos r. NJ and arriving Richmond
HAS. A NJ will ha discontinued. Par
lor cars will not be operated on trains
- and - between Richmond and
Sorfoik---Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11

Ill IN WASAI

CONGRESSMAN rafsAr Al M
tbs F'orrt tn Virgins DiStx1Qk.
operated on In Washington ~
day for n1As,dfd'fSk. c,as rspu5
last night ass resting con1a9fS
though he will not be ont ~
for several dayse 1. ss ~s5 I'LL r.
His brothare leon AZ MAxe@
clerk IN the Office Of Secondszk IL
Rcsevell Page and H,sntkr
Of f're,ee snd his sister MR.
Wc~tton. of Petersburg, have
bis hedside. In Gle csapits1 ctt4 +
Mrs Frank T@sSrifrnn, Jt.s yvaikkea'
The former Cdnnscnweait1i'x. xxtaxi1
Of Henrico county, also fs -sletees;
Congrtssn,s N'atson.<,. - ss s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
YOUR XMAS PECANS

We will ship by parcel post
anywhere (prepaid) ! IL ID.
box fresh shelled 'pecans whole
halvesl, or 2 ID. box broken
halves) for 81 currency or P. O.
money order; 20 G. 0. d. ship
ments. Prices quoted on larger
quantities. All pecans put up in
sanitary boxes. Address
Brackledge Fruit b Nut Go.
Postoffice Box 90
WynneWood Oklahoma.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
Iheaters
"a Daughter flthe sun

A Daughter OF the Sun" will be
the attraction at the Strand tonight,
Friday and Saturday, and Saturd ay
matinee. and those who are fond Of
stories of intrigue and romance, will
find in this splendid drama the most
satisfying diversion. The nachina-
lions of subtle Jap who schemes
10 take possession OF the Hawaiian
Islands. where the scenes are laid
grip, and hold the attention. a breezy
american girl. supposed TO be q
frivolous Broadway actress, but who
is secret service operative, plays no
small part In frustrating the plans
of the clever japanese. The love in
terest is furnished by Toa the
Hawaiian Butterfly and young
American doctor. while the scenic ef-
fleets ars the acme of spec acular
splendor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
PERMIT Is ISSUED FOR
ADDITION TO RANK

Building Inspector Butler issued
rtstereisv 10 the Planters National
canh a permit to repair the building
~ zoe East Main street, ~ cost
II $50 600 The bank stands on the
north side of Main street Repairs
10 b. made are In the nature Of con-
staerabIe addition 10 the building
Brick and concrete will he used IN
h. construction. 4 contract for which
7ns been awarded 70 John Wilson
md ctrHnany.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
DR.. 0SLER LIES. N:
POINT OF M I |! !

E.aitlnore. Nd. Dec 10 -~14n
liam Osler regiua professor u 1
cine at Oxford UniversitS, and 6
erly OF the Johns Hopkins 0N1y
sity, has taken a. turn tar. tAxgy
He it suffering from ef4m
pneumonia, it was learned 8xM
night in telegram to Dr. Tho4Den3
F'uicher from Lady Osier. SIR
uans is seventy, years old. S5s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
80 sas4@sss Ss&
MONTHLY MEETING
DENTAL E01i

The Deoen1ber meeting 4sf
Richmond nsrtal society wiHL
this evening at 8 r n IN Ell ~
i building, Third and Main eN
Election of officers for th6g
year aud a change IN tha~
will be considered sssssssS
DR. r l. simpson, IN pr4ki61
the society will read his annas1s
port 4. $500 MI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
Southside


Eumors to-. rhe effect that the
South Richmond boiler plant Of the
United States Emergency Fleet Cor
poration. completed after the close
of the great world war and never
used would be cold soon by the gov
e-nmsnt. was substsntiated ye.Ster-
dav morning when an agreement was
nado between Walker y. Hines. Iii
rector OF general railroads. repre-
Tsnting the government and the Sea-
board Air Line and the Emergency
Fleet Corporation, which provides for
a track connecting the main line of
the Seaboard tracks with those of
the boiler plant property, making II
available for use BY future owners
OF the Plant