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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-10
A Plain Pettleoat.

The straight pettlcoat composed Of
two widths of material turned over at
the top 10 allow of an elastic band one
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-10
Expert Knowledge.

81 bet you don't know what a feath-
erweight fighter is, sis"
"Of course, l do. A ~featherweight
! fighter is a game rooster"
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-10

II has been our observation that II
is the ripe scholar who falls the quick
est-Dallas NewA
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-10
Full Tulle overskirts.

Full tulle overskirts are pretty fea
lures Of the newest evening dresses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28
WORK PROGRESSING RAPIDLY
AT WHITTINGTON PARK

Work on improvements at Whit
tington park, under construction by
the Wilmington Park Amusement
Company, are well under way and
unless unforeseen circumstances inter-
vene everything will be in readiness
for an early opening of the season.
The new dressing rooms are near
ly finished and the roof pavilion is
well under way. This will be floored
with hard maple for dancing and
skating and will be one of the largest
floors in the city devoted TO amuse'
ment.
The Airdome will be finished In time
for the opening and some good shows
Will be booked for the entire sum
mer months. Everything will be done
by the management to furnish the
public with healthful clean amuse.
ment and nothing will be permitted
on the grounds that would shock
the sensibilities Of the most fastid.
ious.
Tho swimming pool at the park
promises to be even more popular this
season than it was last. The man.
agement will Introduce several new
features in addition to the regular
weekly races by teams and individuals.
The water polo teams are all anxious
for the season TO open.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28
INVENTOR PER-
EHCTS \ SAFETY DOOR
FOR STREET CARS

J. G. Rice, general superintendent
Of the Ardmorc street railway has
perfected safety door for street
cars that has been given a severe
test on the local lines and found To
be everything the inventor expected
Of it. The door is operated by the
motorman and no one can enter or
leave the car until he has released
the door and dropped the step
Mr.. Rice expects this invention TO
meet with the requirements OF many
Of the big operating companies in
the United States as it seems to be
superior to any now in use on Metro
politau lines.
Mr.. Rice has been an employe OF
the street railway company for the
paSt four years but It has been only
for the past four months that he has
beer put in entire charge Of the
line. He has made some improve
lnent on the tracks both north cf the
car barn toward the lake and also
inside the city limits.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28

member violates this pledge, she is
fined 10 accordance with the extent 10
which she breaks her promise, All
fines will be added to the clubs dona.
tons for Jewish relief work"
A unique feature OF the clubs plat.
form Is that members are not permit
ted to accept candy from young men
admirers When youth offers choc-
olates. he is automatically requested
TO donate the equivalent in cash to thu
Jewish relief fund.
Tho idea for the club came to me
whom | heard OF the thousands OF ba'
bios and young children who are dying
Of starvation In stricken Europe" said
Miss McCarty. TT seemed to me al
most criminal for we happy, we'll
cared for American eirls to indulge
IA luxuries when there is 30 much suf.
lering abroad. The price OF box Oh
chocolates would save the life OF a
starving child. whose tailoring baby
voice is pleading for bread, not
candy"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28
Kiowa Girl Wins UOnors

Ida de Gruchy. 16 years old. won
n years scholarship at a. & NJ. co..
lege, Saltwater, against all the girl
club members in the nine counties
If the Fifth banking district in south
east Oklahoma. Announcement OF
that honor was received Tuesday
from Mrs. Emma r. Chandler, assist
ant director OF home demonstration
work at the state agriculture col
legc.
The scholarship is given by the
bankers Of the Fifth district This
is the first time that girl from
Pittsburg county won the award. II
has been offered five years.
The free tuition for year is given
to the girl who does the best all
around club work, including actual
labor, making of reports and profits
realized.
Miss dc Grlchy graduates from
high school this spring. In her work
to win the prize she entered the ear
ming, poultry. fruit, potato and bee
cluos. thus doing work in both the
boys and the girls clubs. She made
excellent records in al Of them. She
received a $25 pig as the prize for
the best all.around club work in this
county last year and was a member
Cf the poultry Judging team sent to
the Muskogec free fair and to the
State Poultry Show at Blackwell.
lda's father is James G., de Gruchy,
progressive farmer living near kio-
va.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28
Cedar Chests---

Do not wait very long, if you want to get Of thos
Red Cedar Chests. We have them in all sizes and W
size chest all this week for only -----------
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28
PAGE TWELVE
HOME, DEMONSTRATIONWORK
BY Mrs. Minnie B. Church

Graham community Rally Day
opened at 1880 p. m. last Thursday
with a school house poultry and egg
show. The judging was done by
Mr.. Phil Hays Of the A. & NJ. Col
lege. This meeting was followed by
splendid meeting of the All Club Of
boys and girls who We're each fa-
miliar with their parts and rendered
them well. This is a new club, hav-
ing only organized on March the
5th. and from the very start they
have given promise of heading the
Carter county clubs as leaders. The
girls had made their wall pockets and
had them on exhibition, all made 10y
hand. Mr.. Hayes made his accus-
tomary talk on poultry raising. Miss
Chandler, state home demonstration
agent, gave OF her inspiring talks,
followed by Mr.. Callahan, district
ngent of boys work. The club closed
their meeting by singing America.
They then held a reception for Mr..
Hays. Mr.. Hays joined in, and
taught them many new songs.
Mrs. Hutson, president Of the Wo-
mans Helpful Club called the meet
ing to order at p. m. and intro
duced Miss Chandler, who addressed
the club on general topics of Home
Demonstration work. The session
was adjourned ut p. m. and the
members of the club entertained tho
following guests at supper. Miss
emma Chandler. Mr.. Callcrman, Mr..
Phil Hays Il A. & NJ. College, Still
water. Mr.. Geo. Coffman, Mr. Den
niston, Mrs. Minnie r. Church, Miss
Katie Gay. Miss Gladys Fischel and
Miss Matte Veal. The evening meet
ing was called to order ut p. m.
by Mr.. Coffman, who gave a short
talk on the purpose Of tho meeting
and introduced the speaker OF the
evening. Mr.. Callerman, who fully
explained community organization, its
1ffiliation with the farmer, the com
nunity, the church, the school and
the home. The meeting was a sue
cess from the time OF its opening
til It's close and too much praise
cannot be given Miss Gay and her
able assistants in the grand work
they are doing. One feels the com
munity spirit through the hearty CO.
operation OF school center. our club
work was strengthened this week by
the addition OF the following Nom
berg, Odessa Adams, Mabel Taliafer-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28

There Is many n sweet tooth In Ok
,lahoma City that VIII bs without Its
usual sugar coating until after April
Il. RE a result OF the self Denial Club.
TN organization OF society girls formed
by Miss Martha McCarty. who ls
prominent In the social life Of the cap
ital city.
: Members Of the club. of which Mics
McCarty is president. are pledged not
to eat candy or indulge In ice cream
and sodas until the campaign OF the
Oklahoma StHte Jewish Relief Com
.mittee is over. The campaign viii
open April and will close April IL,
and will be conducted to obtain funds
70 feed and clothe homeless, starving
Jewish war sufferers Of Europe.
! Each member OF the club has
promised to donate 20 the relief fund
the amount she would spend for candy
and similar luxurles from now until
Oklahoma's quota OF s525.0o0 Is rails
ed" explained Miss McCarty. IL a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28

70, Marie Watts, Naomi Southwcrth.
Clotile Allen, Mcntie Daniel. all of
Joiner City school. This school will
have a club center this year. Wood
ward club was visited Tuesday morn
ing by Miss Chandler, Mr. Phil Hays,
Mr.. Callerman, Geo. w. Coffman
+. L. Dcnniston and Myself. This
club is doing nice worl under the
supervision Of Mrs. Taylor and Mr.
Speeks who in company with three
other ladies met at the school and
took part in the meeting.
A short visit Thursday morning
with the club at Milo found several
Of the members absent. This club
will hold n meeting Wednesday af-
ternoon and Mrs. Ammerson, the su-
pervisor, has sent invitations TO the
mothers to be present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28
RefrigeratOrs---

Large 75b capacity Refrgerators, threedoor sde-cer
of the best that's made This offered for the
balance $3.50 Week---
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28
Cotton Principally All Marketed

Cotton is practically all marketed
IN this locality and there are yet but
few remaining bales in the country
that have not been offered.
The total crop from wagon will go
little over the 10000 bale mark
and for the most part prices have
remained remarkably nigh all season.
The total number Of bales Of cotton
ginned In Carter county as reported
ty Director Sam l.. Rogers Of the Bu-
reau Of the Census Department of
Commerce, was 93,3Sl bales up to
Saturday, March 20th, as against TO-.
2l4 bales for the year 1918.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28
Mrs. Ricketts, Slightly Improved.

The condition Of Mrs 3. c. Rick
etts who has been seriously i'll at her
home for the past three weeks with
heart trouble is slightly improved to-
day. Mrs. Ricketts, has suffered with
heart trouble for the past two years,
but until her recent attack she has
not been confined 10 her bed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28
VIII Buy Home

j. c. Fowler, who recently moved
from Claypool is now located on n
farm near Healdton. Mr.. Fowler
tells us that he win plant the ban
ner crops" this year and later he
hopes to buy in his present location.
Mr.. Fowler win be a regular reader
of the Weekly Ardmoreite for the
next twelve months.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28

WINDOW SHADES AND DRAP'
ERIES But TO FIT AND MADE
Up. NO EXTRA CHARGE. BASS
FURNITURE AND CARPET COM
sANY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28
Oklahoma Crops Valuable

Oklahoma crops were worth s547,-
75S 900 in 1919.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-28

WINDOW SHADES AND DRAP-
ERIES BIT TO FIT AND MADE
UP. NO EXTRA CHARGE. BASS
FURNITURE AND CARPET COM
PANY.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-08-19

wdziecznoSci - dor6sIszy w do
statek, stall sic jej wrogami-
Wolny duch Polaka instynkto-
wnie obdarzaf wolnoScia slowa,
wyznania i obywatelskiego
wsp6}zycia przybywajacych w
jej goScinne progi, a Wypartych
re swych siedzib tuIaczy; Pol
ska dla sasiad6w zywila szcze-
re uczucia przyjazni - spi-
sk6w ME knu}a, i re IVY
ciestw sWych ME szukala ko-
rzySci.
Goscinno$6 polska by}a przy
siowioWa - latWowierno$c sla
be strona jej dyplomatycznych
zabieg6w, a ostrze jei miecza
stalo ma stray ChrzeScianstwa
i cywilizacyi. Polska utrzymaia
sw6j duch rycerski; wyssali go
jej synowie 2 mlekiem swych
bohaterskich matek, r6si on
i poteznat W szkole swego die
jOwegO posIannictwa, a ME
zmarnial, gdyz karmiony by1
geniuszem swych Wielkich vie
szcz0w i prorok6w.
Czy zmarnieje? czy mozli-
wem jest, aby w tym wieku po
stepu i daznoSci wolnOSciowych
prepaid duch ten w bezden-
na przepa$6 przewrotowego cd
metu? Francya W wieku Is sta
Ia mad przepaScia, zalana obcem
wojskiem, a zwyciezyla. Nowo-
czesne Wlochy sa jednolitcm
pahstwem. - Stany Zjednoczo
ne Z 13-tu zaleznych kolonii u
ros1y w przepotezna Republike
- duchy wielkie strzegfy i o.
sIanialy te ludy, kt6re mia&y
odegraG wielka role ma arenie
Swiata. - Mad Polska unosza
sic jei wielkie duchy, wiecznie
zywe pamiecia cnoty nieskala-
nej i miIo$ci Ojczyzny. - One
to podsuwaja rszwadze panstw
alianckich konieczne pla1:y ma
szachownicy toczacych sic "a
pas6w. Ia Kij6w Warszawa -
TAX m6wia bolszewicy.
Ostateczna ocena sprawy Pol
skiei przez sprzymierzone mo-
carstwa, moze w ostatnim mo-
mencie przeobrazic posuniecia
strategiczne zniweczyc bolsze
wickie dazenia. - Ameryka /
Francya, twierdza: re rad Dol
szewicki ME zostal powofany
decydujqca wiekszoscia ludno-
Sci rosyjskiej, ze przedstawi-
cielstwo uderzajacej mniejszo-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-08-19

sic da rekwiruia, ma nieszcze-
sliwej polskiej ludnoSci, kt6ra
zywiac sic przewaznie og6rka-
mi, spowodowala miedzy SODA
wybuch epidemii tax zwanei
cholery morbus.
Stoimy ma wulkanie, ktory
lada chwila wybuch2ie, powodu
jac nieobliczalne zniszczenie
cierpnienia.
Czy dziwic sic mozemy, re W
obec tych przera;ajacych VIE
Sci wypadk6w, praca organi-
zacyjna slabnie, uwaga w je-
dnym zwr6cona kierunku, ME
baczy ma bliskie dotyczace mas
warunki bytu naszego; w dial
zapatrzeni, zapominamy, re ka
zdy odlam polskiego spoIeczen
stwa ma przeznaczOna prace i
moze sic staG waznym czynni-
kiem w dalszem uksztaltoWa-
niu tsosunk6w panstwa pol.
Mimo nieustannych krytyk
smiemy twierdzi6, re Wychodz
two polskie wywiazafo sic ze
swego zadania, jako 4-ta pol
ska dZielnica, politycznie. oraz
udzielajac macierzystej ziemi
materyalnej pomocy. Ably vice
trwac dalei w tel wielkiej ma
szej misyi, musimy dalei budo
wac nasZa sile liczebna, nasze
zas0by fin. nastrajac sic do du
cha czasu. Amerykanin, Anne
rykanka polskiego pochodzenia
maja dwoiste zadanie / obowia-
EEK: dla wielkiej wolnej Ziemi
Washingtona, iak r6wniez i dIa
ziemi swych praoJc6w, kt6rych
krew w zyIach naszych pIynie,
stanowi ich indywidual-
nose i temperament narodowy,
kt6rego ami wstydzic sic, ami "a
pterat ME potrzebujemy, lecz
ksztalciG go doskonalit powin
ni$my tax, ably Z tego zlania
sic, wyr6sl olbrzym silly ducho-
wei i fizycznej.
Buduimy wiec drogie siostry
orgarizacye nasza, kt6rei pra-
ca >spoleczna i narodowa, zapi-
sala sic dodatnio tn ma wychodz
twie,a w Polsce zyssaia uznanie
goraca podzieke.
Pamietaimy, Ae iak opatrz-
noSciowi mezowie, r6wniez o.
patrZnoSciowe zrzeszenia maia
swe zadania do spelnienia - q
takim opatrznosciowym zespo-
lem jest bedzie Zwiazek Po-
lex W Ameryce.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-08-19

motywujac swa wIadze falszy-
wynn pozorami. Nadto 2 pol
roku upfyne}y Cd czasu objecia
ich srogich rzad0w, a do tel
pory ME powoiano narodu do
Wsp6lnych obrad wybor0w,
pozbawiajac go w ten spos6b
prawa glosowania, tel jedynej
podstawy rzeprezentacyjnych
rzad0w.
Rzady takie ME sa oparte ma
zasadzie dobrej WARY homo
I'll, ME budza zaufania.
Wszelkie z mimi umowy We
die ich wiasnego zdania w nj
czem ich ME zobowiazuja, po-
niewaz oprocz bolszewickich,
zadnych innych ME uznaja oni
rzad0w.
Co wiecej - re wzgledu, re
propaganda bolszewicka objefa
i inne kraie, wszelkie poszcze-
g6lne uklady Z mimi ME SO
praWomocne; natomiast rosz-
cza oni sobie prawo wywo-
1ywania rewolucyi i ustanawia
MIA sowiet6w po innych kra-
iach; dla tych vice przyczyn,
AMI St. ZiednocZOne, ami Fran
eva ME moga uznac sowiet6w.
Jako koniecznosc przeciwdzia
lajaca tel groznej ewentualno-
Sci, musi stanac Polska Niepo-
dlegla politycznie, / w caIo$ci
Swych Ziem nienaruszalna.
Tymczasem czerWoni zbliza-
ia sic ku naszej stolicy przeci-
naiac jei drogi komunikacyjne
Polska zmaga sic w ostatecz-
nym wysilku. Kryzys to stra-
szny; alianci ME moga doj$c do
porozumienia - stronnictwa
robotnicze odmawiaja przewo-
zu dostawy do Polski mate
ryafow i amunicyi.
Anglia bez wzgledu ma poda
ne warunki, poleca pok6j z rza-
dem sowieckim kt6rego Fran
cya ME uznaje z tel takze prZy.
czyny, re sowiety ME chca spla
ciG Francyi dlugu zaciagniete-
90 przez starry uprzedni rad
rosyjski.
Anti bolszewicka rOsyiska
partya Wrangla przyrzekla o.
fiarowaG Polsce zno$nieisze wa
runki pokoju i pozyskala sobie
Francye, aby jednak ME pod
niecaG cywilnej wewnetrznej
wojny w Rosyi - rzady allan
ckie zastanawiaja sic mad taxi
tyka neutralnoSci, idalszych wy
czekuja wynik6w = tymcza-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-08-19
No. 81.


w obecnem wyczekiwaniu
ME tylko spoleczenstwa polskie
go, ale calej Europy, Ameryki
icaiego Swiata w tenn krytycz-
mem zawieszeniu, w kt6rem ser
ca bija przyspieszonem tenn
penn, pytajac, co zawazy ma sza
Ii noWych przeZnaczen, jak sic
rozegra tragedya 20-ego stule-
cia, cZy idea wolnoSciowa, iak
Wielki ocean ujeta bezpiecznem
i Spokojnem wybrzezem, toczyc
bedzie dalej swe fale w rowno-
miernym biegu, ku pomySlno-
Sci rodu ludzkiego, w tel prze-
lomowej chwili, w kt6rej "a
milky inne glosy, ustaly drob-
niejsZe starania i ucichly Ia
DIE, my w skupieniu, Z zapar-
tym oddechem wyczuwamy,
Sledzimy - jak predko ma ze-
garze swlata wybije decyduja-
ca gOdzina ostatecznego Wyzwo
Ienia.
PuIsa narod6w drgaja, krew
sic leje, m6zgi medrc6w swiata
pracuja w dyplomatycznei roz-
terce, a coraz to gestsze chmu-
ry gromadza sic ma horyzoncie
ludzkich nadziei.
Gromy bija wSr6d blyskawi-
cznych przejaw6w - OszOio-
mieni, pytamy, czy moe boza
juz ustafa, czy po nawa&nicy
ME nastapl cisza, czy rOzpetane
zywioly wezbrane potoki ME
wejda w zakreSlone i'm koryto
speiniajac swe odwieczne prze-
znaczenie, TAX, bez watpienia,
jezeli tylko zdolamy ducha ma
szego utrzymaG ma wyzynie
wielkich prawd zyciowych ME
skalanej cnoty. Moca tego du-
cha stoimy dis, nar6d polski,
jako jednostka uznana, samo-
istna, kt6ra wysilkiem wolf
prostuje zdretwiale d}uga nie-
VIOLA czlonki, i zmywa pleSh To-
chow wiecznych.
Straszne So dzieje Swiata po
Sr6d walki ducha z materya,
wzlot6w umyslu a pozadliwoS-
cia niskich zadz, kt6re wzdok
zaslaniaja, a serca W kamien-
na bryle obracaja.
Me pochlebstwo to zaiste,
gdy twierdzimy, Ae W Polskim
narodzie duch g6ruje mad ma
terya, a serce goracem pIonie
uczuciem.
Polska przygarneia pod or'e
lSI1hc1a c,uo oIrr1udla y>,.zoSIod do
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
aTY'S RAT POPULATION
IS BEING DEC|MATED
Ovcr-Sundny Cessation In Campaign
OF determination Finds Thous-
andS OF Rodents Slain.
BARIUM CARBONATE WORKS
City Health Bureau Still Has Plenty
of Surc-Dcatil for Discasc-Sprcad-
ing, Notwithstanding Posts, for
Free Distribution.

The first week of tho campaign to
rid Iiichmond Of rates terminated
yesterday with reports coming into
the Office of tho Health Department
mat showed excellent results. Many
'honsnnds or rats are accounted for
as Killed by the barium carbonate
spread by DR.. Hudson. city Health
officer. and the squad OF sanitary oGi-
GERS assigned TO that work.
The Wholesale .nd produce COM
mission district has yielded each day
IN The last week hundreds of rodent
chrcasscs. Other thousands WIRE
ness places b. the street cleaning
forces
Cicnr Hotels and EntinE PIncrn.
Following tho extensive raids on
Tie wholesale district, the rat-killing
squad Will be assigned to clear the
nn'cls, restaurants and lunch rooms.
These places Will be baitcd this week.
distribution OF four-ounce packages
VIII continue tomorrow morning at
me Headquarters Office. fourth floor.
CITY Hall
Dr. Levy. Director Of Public Wei
fare. ls now giving his attention to
thc rat-proofng Of buildings. A bull
!ntin on the subject WAS prepared for
distribution yesterday. 1T calls at
iention TO this important phase OF
Inc campaign now wacinG. In the
oiicial bulletin. the health chief says:
Ratproonng serves two purposes.
u Keeps rats from supplies, thereby
saving AN enormous loss, as well us
limiting their increase. and 1t abol-
ishe5 places whore rats may hide and
raise their young. y rat-proof build
ing is one SO constructed that rats
cannot gain entrance to It, either
fhovc ground or two feet below
ground. through any opening already
existing. IT liz n wcll-cstablishcd fact
ihat rats Will burrow down into the
GROUND rs deep AZ two feet. hence II
al walls are extended two feet below
the surface of the ground. or IL they
arc made or concrete. brick or stone
iWncdded in good concrete mortar,
ANA are AT least six inches thick. rats
.snnot gain access to the building
hy hurrowing under the foundation
walls. Frame buildings should he
hullt on walls or the game Character
should EIrrcise Caution.
or c0ursc. no type OF construction
VIII prevent rats from entering
dwellings and other buildings II the
aoptE arc LETT opcu. hence dwellings
conforming in all respects TO the
above specifications may harbor rats
ny breeding few which have en-
tered through open doors and which
hnd formidable hiding places: hence
u ~ important TO avoid rubbish
heaps. old boxes. dark corners and
other things OF this Kind In other
words. there cannot be absolute rat
PROBING But IL conditions last de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

tho Beans"
The schedule OF outdoor motion
pictures In the parks and play
grounds Is announced By the Com
| munity recreation Association for
this week. is as follows: Tuesday,
Monroe; Wednesday. Scabrook play
ground. Thursday, buchanan School.
and Friday. Chimboraza Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
BAND CONCERT TODAY
Weather Permitting, weekly Event
VIII lie Held Mt william
Byrd Park.

a weekly band concert will be
given at William Byrd Park this
afternoon. weather permitting by
the Community Recreation Associa-
ZION. In event Of rain between the
hours OF and 4 o'clock. tho con
cci1 VIII be postponed until one
night next week and given In some
park.
Included In the program arc The
National Emblem March" when
knishthood was in Flower" Love
Next" "Amori,a." Peggy O'NeiI."
Get on Ny Foot" I'll BE with You
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29

scribed arc looked after. and TX all
food is kept In such way that rats
cannot get 10 II inside tho house,
breeding VIII be so limited that an
occasional trapping or poisoning will
Keep such house entirely free from
rats"
Other bulletins OF tho Bureau or
iiealth deal with other phases Of
the rat problem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-29
WILL ELECT NEW PRESIDENT
Typographical Union No. 90 VIII
Select Successor 10 JrnninE., who
IIns Moved TO Petersburg.

Richmond Typographical Union No.
90 will meet at 3 o'clock this after
noon in Eagles Hall. Third and Mar
snail Streets, to elect president to
succeed George A. Jennings The
latter can no longer head the body
because he has taken UP his work
and residence In Petersburg. -. /.
Campbell, an organizer for the union,
VIII be present at the Oceting a
number of subjects bearing on the
welfare Of the local will be taken
IN and lR<tlcd