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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
ALDERMEN WILL CONSIDER
GAS RATE WEDNESDAY
President Adams Expected to Call
Special Meeting of Board to
Take Up Council Increase.

w. II; Adams. president of tho
Board Of Aldermen, will issue Il call
Board for Wednesday night for the
ordinance, adopted last s" TS Thu .y
h'T FIJI p Hov the ar dommon Counci; a..
rate Of gas to $l.25 per 1000 cubic
fleet. The Committee on Finance had
recommended that the rate be fixed
at sl.35. The committee based the
new rate on figures and estimates
submitted by Director of Public Utiii-
ties TraTord. indicating that this
an accumulated deficit in the opera
ton of the gas plant and to take
care of operations for the remainder
OF the fiscal year.
TrnTord Rate Reduced.
Director Trafford told the commit
tee and produced figures to show that
with the increased cost of oil and
coal. with other increased costs, Il
si.3o rate would be necessary to make
the. plant self-sustainmg. He said
hat this rate might not be sufficient
If costs go any higher, and he indi-
Gated that an increase in freight
most certainly will add to tho pres
cnt cost Of operation.
The Common Council, by vote OF
II to &. held that a rate OF SI.25
would be sufficient TO make up the
deficit and take care OF needs for the
immediate future. and fixed this rate.
pTcclOT Oh luDllc ltlIltlcS Irlt-
ford has declined to discuss the tc-
ton of the Council. resting on the
figures and estimates. He said that
the matter of fixing the rate is en-
tircly in tho hands of the Legislative
branch of the government, and it is
his business to do the best he can
with the revenues provided.
Estimates Dcncit of $4,000.
According to his figures the SIPS
rate will leave Il deficit of about
$4,000 ut the end OF the present fls-
cal year. According To his estimate
submitted to the committee the Sl.35
rate would have taken care of opera
ton Mt present costs of labor and ma
terial. and would have LETT surplus
of $4,000 ut the end of the fiscal year
He commended that this is as close
as the city can afford to try TO opcr-
ate its plant.
Those favoring the s1.35 rate con
tended that this is much lower than
is being charged in other nearby
cities. The rate ut Norfolk is S1.65,
with about the same rate at Peters
burg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER
FREIGHT RATE CHANGES
VIII Meet In Timcs-Dispntcb Rui,d-
Ing Monday Morning at 10
a,

The following additional subjects
Tor expression of views and discus
sion are set down for June oS be-
fore the subcommittee of the South
crn Freight Rate Committee. these
subjects being Of interest to Vir-
Einia and nearby shippers:
Rates on bakery goods. bcaps ana
peas and bi-carhonatc of soda from
81; Paul. Va, 10 Carolina territory.
proposal TO make Mississippi Cen
tral railroad participating carrier,
IN handling peanuts from points in
virginia and North Carolina
Cancellation of rules and reeula
ions governing grinding. sacking or
rcsacking cottonsecd meal or cotton
seed cake at Norfolk
EqualiZation of charges on leaf to-
naSco IN hoGsncads or iicrccs from
ginia ports for export
Tnc Richmond subcommittee will
81 IN the Times Dispatch Building
NJ 10 o'clock Monday morning. Junc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

State Executive Committee,
American Legion, at State hend-
quarters, 10.
I<Iwnnis. Club Mt business Mems
Club, 1.
Virginia delegation leaves over
&. q u. for National Democratic
Convention.
Informal tea Mt womnns Club,
1.
American Legion banquet Mt
Commonwealth Club, ..
American Legion dnnce mt
Grays' Armory, =.
Council Committee on Claims
at City Hall, :.
Richmond IIowitzcrs' member
nhip drive at Murphy-s Hotel,
S:i5.
Meeting of members wcstmorc-
land Club to consider proposed
merger with Commonwealth Club
mt Wcstmorelnnd Club, = $40.
Community Recreation Sing mt
Fulton Fairgrounds, =.
Subscription dance mt Jefferson
Hotel. -.
Strand-"All Aboard for Cubn,~
musical comedy, S;;sO.
Lyric-VnudeviIIc and picturcs,
=, :i5 and 0:3O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
STOCKTON STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH IN QUEST OF FUNDS
Congregation Plans Scrics of Enter
tainmcnts tn Give Impetus TO
Movement,

Every effort. is being put forth by
me compensation Of Stockton Street
baptist Church to raise the $4,000
needed by the organization TO begin
work by July on the new sunday
school addition planned. officials OF
me church stated last night that
hand "
, Three entertainments. will be given
by various classes of the Sunday
school S,i this week in behalf OF the
drive. Tomorrow night a play en-
titled Harmony Junction viii he
given TT Ra inbridge Junior High
School by classes Of the Sunday
school Thursday evening the church
VIII hold lawn party on its grounds
and on Friday the Bible class will
put on = hay ride.
In all $4,000 is needed TO com
plete the church. hut officials state
tha; rs soon as $4,000 is raised work
VIII begin on the new structure. SO
large has been the growth of tho
c,io'ngregation in the past few months
mat II is essential that the new al
dition be put up at once, as the con-
grsgatlon can scarcely crowd into the
present building. More than $1,000 of
tho fund already has been raised
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
MORTON WOULD REMARK
STREETS OF RICHMOND
ordinance of South Richmord Conn
e'i"an IN referred To Com
rnittCC Streets


', Director of Public Works Charles
-. boiiIng Is asked to report TO CITY
counc'l the approximate cost of re-
inhrKing all of the streets in Rich
inohu III order that STRANGERS will DO
"ole 10 distinguish between them and
aiso on the duplication of street
names. in an ordinance introduced nv
honnaS Is. Morton in Council last
week. The ordinance was referred
10 the Council Committee on Streets
through annexation of much tor
ritory Richmond now has many
streets which bear the same names
Mr.. Morton said last night five streets
In Richmond are said 10 bear tho
shinc names, and the only way postal
authorltieS have been able to distin-
GuiSh is by numbering each differ
Before the demise of the Admin
istrative Board action was taken TO
iearranEe the numbering and nam
ing or streets throughout the city.
ild!Ty LaWder. superintendent Of
inalls. held several conferences on
me matter with Mr.. Boiling, and n
dennite plan was worked out by
when this work could be done. After
me change in city government, how
ever, the matter was dropped
NIT. Morton also has introduced an
ordnance calling for the construc-
tion OF public lavatory under Sew
cnth and Broad Streets at cost OF
$4,000 TO be raised in the next bond
issue. The measure was referred to
the Council Committee on Finance
and probably will be considered this
week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
MRS. JOHN S. CUNNINGHAM
EN- ROUTE TO CONVENTION
Woman Delegate From North Caro-
linn Predicts Suffrage VIII
Curry in Stntc.

MIS-. John ). Cunningham, North
Carolinas woman delegate to the Ma
tl0nal Democratic Convention in
california, and ardent sutfraCist.
PASSED through Richmond las, night
with large party from the Tarhecl
state. bound for the Pacific Coast
Mrs. Cunningham is delegate at large
from North Carolina, Raving. ''becn
elected by the North Carolina State
Convention at Raleigh.
North Carolina Will he the thirty
sixth state 10 give women the right
TO vote She predicted last night
while her party was laying over for
Jew minutes at the station here
Mrs Cunningham halls from
Greensboro. and viii be allowed ali
the privileges % the Democratic Ma
tionai Convention except the vote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
TO REPRESENT RICHMOND
AT NORFOLK MEETING
\. w. Milton VIII Attend Conye,ti,,
"i southern Eas Association in
Official Cnuacify

klchmond viii be officially renro-
ssn'ed ~ the annual convention of
thc southern Gas Associations which
convehes in Norfolk tomorrow morn.
ing. by y. w. Milton. gas cxpcr;.
rec employed by the city under
e w. TranOrd. Director OF Public
otiiiticS. stated last night that he
Would be unable TO attend the con-
venlloh. hut that Mr.. Milton will rem
lSSeht me city. The convention will
notn us opening session tomorrow
mTrhlnE "A; Ia o'clock at the Mon,i-
""i!1 ,llotei, and viii hc in session
Noble Clay. Of Winston -SaIo,,
president OF the association, will one,
ne convQtion. other speakers on
~ ~ ,nroEram VIII be J. ~ Forncy,
H"flottc: Or. \ j. CalIcnbaCh
Gnh LOUIS StnlG OF Norfolk. 5 and
".hcrS. IN" party will take several
SNsHrSiohS to spots "f interest around
convention. Va vac
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
WINS SUIT FOR PAYMENT
OF SEvENTEEN-YEAR DEBT
AiiddlcscX Minister Sustained by
Court in Claim Against Estate
| OF Father.

FREDERICKSBURG. Juno 20
Seventeen years ago Rev. Richard ".
Owen. of Middlesex, was injured in
II railroad wreck at Indianapolis. AS
II result of the injuries received, he
was reimbursed by tho Big -Four
Railroad in the sum of $4,000. This
amount was paid to his father. as
he was at that time minor.
On reaching his majority. Mr.
Owen requested the money from his
father. but was told that IL had been
used TO pay a debt OF the family. Ills
father promised to make provision
Tor repayment in his will. IL MIR.
owen would take no action Mr..
Owen complied with this request, but
on the death of his father, it was
found that no provision had been
made in the will for the repayment
of the debt.
Hence, Mr.. Owen Instituted suit
against the estate of his father for
the recovery of the money, and re-
Gently Judge Moss, OF the Superior
Court OF Anne Arundel County. Mary
land. rendered a decision sustaining
the claim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
Seek i,ccosnition of Irish "ncouh,,r +.

Danltl {. OFlahcrty and Nee. c.
Einnigan Will leave today for san
francisco. where they viii join dele
cations from more than forty-tive
states, In an effort to obtain from
the National Democratic Convcntion
a declaration in favor Of recognition
by the United States government OF
me republic of Ireland" Such
oeciaration was made last week by
inc american Federation OF Labor. in
convention at Montreal. and by the
virginia State Federation o! Labor.
in convention at Newport News. thc
resolution In each instance being
adopted by unanimous vote
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
RICHMONDER TO OFFIClATE
AT OSTE0PATHlC MEETING
DIR. IL. II. ShnckIcford VIII Attend
Annual Convention i'm Windy

DR.: T.. IL Shacklcford Of Rich
mond. VIII ot'iciate as trustee AT the
annual convention Of the American
ttsteopathic Association in Chicago
the first week in July.
The outstanding feature Of the con-
fention viii be the initial demon
stration OF the newly discovered
method OF treating the cyeball IS
teopathicaily for the purpose OF cor
recting errors OF rcfraction. Clinics
Will be held by Dr. James II. Ed.
wards. OF 81. Louis, discovcrer of This
new technique
This will be the twenty four,h an.
nual session OF the American Ostco.
pathic Association. and viii be al.
tended by between 1000 and 3 COZ
physicians, surgeons and spgcialists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
STIFF FIGHT EXPECTED
ON TRAFFIC ORDINANCE
Director OF Public Safety Predicts
Passage of Program Reported
by Committee.

Although there is indication that
sun night will be made against
ordinance in n special meeting of tho
Common Council Tuesday night. Di
rector of Public Safety Myers he
iiaif,. that IT viii be passed substan-
mittce.
When it was called UP for consid-
Council Thursday night. It was 6os T. /.
poncd to Tuesday night. to give mem
neps an opportunity to consider it's
eertain members IS arn understood SrsnSri, that
fight some of the more drastic
changes.
Director Myers said that the ordl-
regulations in most of the larger
cities of the country. not only Tor
S,atety and facility in handling traf-
sinle. uniform regulations with other
/, 6 G sa9 Myers and others. VINO
tend that Richmond should keep
abreast with other cities in the mai
d der o1 traiiic regulation, and II is the
country wide movement to make re-
ulationS uniform.
it Is pointed out that there is so
fc or tourist traffic that VARYING ROC
ulations in various cities cause con
fusion and sometimes prosecution of
innocent Offenders.
mo proposed new ordinance, after
SSelnE considered at length by the
s.rcet committee, was referred to a
subcommittee, which made a careful
study and redrafting OF graphs.
linen ,frn the ordinance came back to the
loi committee. which again went
over me changes made by the sub
committee. before Recommending II
ton 'i h'"' "dop-
The ordinance. besides m,,ir :,
number of changes In the present or
ainance. confcrs additional movers on
inc director of Public Safety i'm the
reputation of traffic. designation or
riGht way. and one way strrcts
n ,,,m, IN the matter of parking and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
AWARDED CORLEY MEDALS
FOR MUSIC PROFlClECY
Tenth Annual Commencement OF
Costello Music school IL Held
In City Auditorium.

Annie Wilkinson in the senior
grade and Ellen Sandcrson in the
ley medals for the greatest Improve
ment and highest average over the
entire school at the tenth annual
commencement. OF Mrs; Marie Fricli
place in the City Auditorium.
Diplomas were awarded to Virginia
I.afoon. Margaret Penncll and Min
mic Cook
mandolin and violin was made by May
Nayo. Kate Griffith received honor
able mention for Improvement in
The list Of pupils. who made an
average of aS per cont in class worl;
in the first grade follows:
Fsss5S W!. Gs"' Efasfss Tf G
Second grade pupils making an
average of 81 per cent for class work
H Hs.s W MS1nsF H Hssnla r Xc,son
cla%dine TGoma, S@as'" Ford N'es
an average or 30 per cent in tho
ncr cent in class work was made by
Minnie, Corlcy and Annie Robinson.
!, Special mcTtion for regular atten.
grade is given the following pupils:
Feline Weymouth Virginia, Leonard
loT'Nce NtNlDS0n Lillian Ford
frances Farmer Mary Lou Edwards
Nirrinia lsagratt Willie IIo,L-,rL,
Highest average over junior grades
IN the fourth. grade was made nv
lnga Crawford. An average of %
ner cent in tho fourth grade was
"ade by Evelyn Sholcs and Mary
Fuller
High averages. both in class work
and, regular Attendance. were also
made by other pupils in the inter
mediate grades.
Mrs. Costello was given hand
some silver service by her class
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21

will be given In ChimboraZo Park,
at the foot OF Thirty-sccond Street
and Wednesday ut Scabrook. between
seventeenth and Eighteenth. on
Grace Street, Thursday = sing given
streets. South Richmond. and Friday
y sing" will be held AT Clark
Springs.
II is the intention to establish n
definite program which Will be re-
pcatcd each week throughout the
city's parks. Sings under the su-
perrision Of park superintcndcnts
Will he conducted daily and one sing
2, week Will be directed in person by
Mr.. Shumway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
SENATOR SWANSON ACTIVE
IN BOAT LINE NEGOTIATION
ArranEes Conference Between on
cials of Government and
Chamber Of Commerce.

Through the efforts of Senator
Claude y. Swanson a conference be-
tween representatives of the Cham
hey of Commerce and government
officials on the proposed purchase Of
York boat line has been arranged
for early this week.
j. Scott Parrish, of the traffic
committee of the 'chamher. probably
viii head the delegation. The
chamber is anxious to secure two
vessels of sufficiently light draught
TO permit navigation of James River
and sufficiently scaworthy to COM
rotably make the trip TO New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
EcIicitntcd nn som Ann,....

II JoNh L. HuChanan. of NarIOn
well known throughout the south as
an educator. received many kilograms
Satur"S: from educators and public
eiEhty-ninth birthday. He was Sin,
perintendent of Public Instruction in
,NirSinia under Governor FitzhuCh
Lee. He was graduate of Emory
and Henry College, and for manv
years was president OF the University
OF Arkansas '''s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21

I.Iutar meeting yesterday afternoon
AZ a. The Eagles Han Officially dcnioa
IN All i slriEs OF job and book printers
nccn called off. The resolution ~, 80 10
10y inc organization branded the ~. y.
port as propaganda" and avow,d
.ne intention of the organization IN
u"n t!n"c 10 keep union men fror,
working In nonunion Richmond shnne
i ne resolution states that cvrr,.
iinembcT Of the union Is now cnrnra1
IN work in Il closed shoo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
Rotarlan. Meet Tonorro,

TtSp!tt Tie TACT That SIXTY MEM
bcrs or the club are in Atlantic CITY.
attending, the annual convention of
hers remaining in Richmond will hold
their usual weekly meeting tomor-
row night at 6:l5 o'clock at the Rich
mond Hotel
norman Call, vice president of the
Richmond. Frederick burE and poto-
mae railroad. and vice president of
the club. will preside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
No Trnce OF NIIs.Ing Nun.

ThomaG Connatly. missing over n
week from his Danville home. has
been found in the Kentuck ncighbor-
hood after Il systematic search last
ing two days, undertaken by rcla-
tivcs. They were unable to say
where the report came from. and on
which they pinned great faith that an
unbalanced man resembling Connally
had sought refuge In negroes house.
Notices are now being printed and
these Will be sent to the police OF
nearby cities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
VIctim of Stnbbing ImrroYcd

:, Frank Il. Blunt. 1918 West cary
street. who was taken to Virginia
Hospital Saturday night with stab
wounds in his side and head. is fast
recovering following an operation
early Yesterday morning, according
to physicians at the hospital last
night: The operation, they declared
revealed that the knife did not pcnc-
tratc lung. as was at first feared
and that the injuries are not as
serious as was first thought
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21

Ia NChSCltG. June 2O.-Union la
Dor has completed arrangements here
for the opening of retail store for
union families. The store will he
operated bv union memberships at
81 month, and Il penny profit will
pe put upon every purchase. a. t.
Jones. OF AppomattoX. will manage
the store, which Is to he located near
several of the larger industrial
plants OF the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
Must stamp Weight on nread.

AS q result OF :; new law In Vir-
I!initL introduced by Albert o.
Boschen. OF Richmond at the last
session OF the General Assembly. bak-
crs OF the State are required to
stamp their names and the weight
on all lOaves OF bread manufactured
by them. Bakers are allowed to
make any size !Da: they desire, but
the weight must he stamped on the
loaf where the purchaser can see it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21

II. II. Holsclaw, 2i5 South cherry
street, who was injured in n collision
with an automobile at the corner of
sixth and Broad Streets SATURDAY,
night, had recovered sufficiently last
night TO return TO his home He was
SUFFERING from scalp wound and a
pIokeh c9iiar bone. according 10 oiIi-
Gals at Virginia Hospital. where he
was taken following the accident.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
I<iwanInns Meet To-day -,

Members OF the Kiwanis Club will
met Today AT / o'clock ut the Rusi-
ness Mems Club. Several members
are out of the city. some having gone
10 the annual convention of the XII
wants Clubs at Portland. Greg
! Convention. in California. and still
others elsewhere.
Ralph i. Harrison. president of
VI. e'un, - among those out OF the
city. PlanS are being made nv rho
club 10 organize Il basehall tnnm N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
Hotel Owner .cou,,,ca

DANVILLE. juno 20.--J. p. Scales.
n prominent man of Greensboro,
\. C., and owner of the Hotel Pitt
sylvania, who was indicted by the
grand jury just before it adjourned
for improperly conducting the hptcl.
Court yesterday evening. Mr.. Scales.
appearing with his counsel, elected
to be tried by the court. and by wit
nesses showed that he had strivcn
TO eliminate an undesirable clientele
ana had no knowledge OF the alleged
iacts which were placed before the
grand jury. 1t was shown that MIR.
Scales had asked for tho co-opcra-
ton OF the police in keeping an or
dcrly hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
Aico Employee. Plan on,,

our trains OF twelve cars cocb
VIII carry the employees Of the A,nnr,
iGam Locomotive Works on their an.
fnal hicnic TO Buckroc Beach. III,
&C. yet 10 be announced ~,
mcni@ committee, of which James !,
hrhHicE IS chairman. announces iha'
Two largo tents will be taken IA ~.
i.',aoh inr me accommodation Of iii,
crows mat VIII attend Game,
ana oihcT amuscments will ne nro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
Hcarn-to-s,vfm ,y.ckv 7. O.,

I.cArh TO -SWim Wcek' has been
ushered in to take the place along
SIDE the many other weeks" now
celebrated in this country. The
"Lcarn-to Swim Week" began Sat
urday and will close June &c. TIE
Red Cross Of Middle Atlantic states
is hacking the move. and is making
every effort TO have all learn to swim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
Find Sailor Dead In Venice.

Samuel j. Lewis. of Painter. serving
with the United States Navy, sta
toned at Venice, when he had over
stayed leave of absence, discovered
mother. Mrs. Olivia Lewis. has been
notified by cable of her sons death
and word has been received Mt his
home that Il detailed report will be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
To Speak ON Prohibition.

DANVILLE. June 20.--Announcc-
mcnt was made today that eX-Gover-
nor Malcolm Patterson, of Tennessee
VIII make an address on prohibition
under the auspices OF the local Anti
saloon League. next Thursday night,
at Ridge Street Tabernaclc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21

Ola time negro music will be be,rd
at the CRY Auditorium Wcdnesdav
night when the u. Lor!ilara cn,n
E PANS GoI9red chorus OF l75 voices
Curtls Jordan's jazz orchestra and
Inc sharon band get together for % ~
OLD time negro sing and musical An
interesting program has been ar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
No Word of Soldier. nody :

DANN1LLE. June 20.-Although
three weeks have elapsed since Mrs.
Mollie Pruitt received Il telegram
from the Adjutant-Gcncral asking
her to what address she wished the
remains OF her war-slain son. Ballard
Pruitt. sent, not word has been
heard as to when they will arrive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
Was Wen KNOWN H..

tharies Carol Biting, prominen,
honolulu attorney and a NATIVE Vir.
Ginian' died In Honolulu May 81. iIe
o MS ncrh IN Hanover County. Va.
1hH was me son Of Rev. Charles
Caro-! Hitting, -. -. for many vn, ,rs
pastor OF Second baptist Church
mere JIG was "a graduate of Rich'
mona college and OF Johns Hopkins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-21
BEGIN "SlNGS" TODAY
First VIII DC Held In Fulton Tonish,
ut Snake Rounds OF
City Parks.

Under the direction OF Edward T..
SUBWAY. of the Community Rccrea :
al! OF the parks OF the CITY have been
arranged commencing today.
Tonight at S o'clock Mr. Subway
Will lead sing at Fulton Play
ground, Seventh and Ohio Streets.
where Miss Grace Rollins Is play
ground supervisor. Tomorrow a sing