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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-13
WILSON MAY Be BACK
At HIS DESK VERY SOON
Predicted That He VIII Head
Cabinet at Next Meeting;
Is Much Improved.

Washington. Feb. 13.-A report that
President Wilson would make his APP
ncarance at the next Cabinet meeting,
nrobably no later than Tuesday, Is cir
,uIatcd in Washington and Is the cause OF
almost as much comment rs the Peace
Treaty situation and the spectre of a
railroad strike.
White House officials smiled when they
were questioned and classified the report
ms good bet Secretary Lansing also
came pretty near 60 confirming the report.
lie said that il was his understanding
that there would be no Cabinet meeting
until one was called by the President,
and that the President would hc in his
chair NJ the head of the table when the
next meeting was held.
There is good deal of speculation as
20 whether the President may not resume
the full control of his office on Tuesday,
and developments will be awaited with
no little interest by all concerned, includ-
ing political leaders and Presidential
9splrants.
Some of those who pretend 10 be in
possession of information of reasonably
certain character were willing to make the
flat prediction today that the President
would occupy his seat at Cabinet meet
ing within the next two weeks. They
said that there was a very distinct inn
movement in Mr.. Wilson's condition,
and that if the truth were known he was
showing much more physical activity
than was generally believed TO be the case.
Added strength was given TO the report
that the President would be on hand At
a Cabinet meeting soon was gwen by the
announcement that hc would receive in
person tomorrow morning a committee
of three representing the railroad workers
who are demanding increased wages.
This will be the first time the President
has received such a delegation since no
was taken III on his tour Of the West in
the cause of the League Of Nations He
has received two or three Of his Cabinet
officers. talked with the Prince Of Wales
and the King and Queen Of the Belglans,
and also with Senators Hitchcock and
Fall but no delegations have, mp 20 this
tlmc gotten beyond Secretary Tumulty.
The political leaders arc convinced
ucw that the President viii take . more
active part in the treaty situation from
thus time. and that he Is sure to be potent
factor IN the national campaign. There
sill remains the question whether he will.
lu amy sense, appear As candidate for
E third term. The consensus Of opinion
IS bot he will not he o candidate, but the
President has not let anyone know his
mind on this question.
Il Is accepted, at any rate, that the
appearance Of the President at p cabinet
meeting viii have the effect OF serving
notlccson AL concerned that he is not TO be
overlooked from that moment on, when
ever legislative or political questions are
IN the balance.
Secretary Tumultv merely smiled today
4 i = 4. ~.
rrcsidc 80 Cabinet meeting soon. But
he would not deny the report, and he seem
"a to bc in high spirits. This in itself is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-13

American troops in France. The agree.
mcnt authorized tho commission te
examine measures to bc taken 10 insure
in conformity with French laws md police
regulations regarding hygiene the return
10 America Of American dead" The
French members OF the commission, the
War Department has been advised, will
be chosen soon.
The French government, IN the opinion
Of State and War Department officials,
will bc bound by the agreement to permit
the return Of the bodies buried III France.
although up to this time disintarmcpt in
the hnttle zone has hecn refused.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-13
BIG DROP IN PHILADELPHIA
HEALTH HEAD STRICKEN

Philadelphia, Feb 13.--Dr. G. Lincoln
Furbush, Director Of Public Health ie
confined To his home with influenza which
according to himself and his physician
is of mild type.
DIR. Furbush, despite his illness, was
closely in touch with developments IN
the influenza situation yesterday and
remarked on the fact that the total OF
263 new cases reported was encouraging
because ii marked sharp drop from the
totals of previous days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-13
INSURES RETURN OF DEAD.
Secretary Baker Names sFranco-Americar
Commission.

Washington, Feb. 13.-Dehnite steps
looking toward the return OF America $
soldier dead from France were taken
yesterday when Secretary Baker ap-
pointed Col. Henry Rethers, head of the
Graves Registration Service in Europe,
and Col. Bentley Mott, military attache
at Paris. as American members of the
Franco-American commission which will
have charge of the work.
The appointments were made in accord
ance with an agreement with the French
government concluded in August, 1918,
providing for the creation of the commits
sion Immediately after repatriation OF all
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-13
JULIUS CHAMBERS DEAD.

New York. Feb. l3.--Julins Chambers,
author and editor, who established the
Paris edition of The New York Herald
for James Gordon Bennett in 1887, died
last night after mn illness of several days
of pneumonia, AT his apartment in the
Hotel Glendenninp.
Only few hours before he died the
column "WalSs and Talks" written by
him for sixteen years, appeared as usual in
The Brooklyn Eagle. He was ~ years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-13
BAD BREATH
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove Ii

pr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
substitute for calouel, act gently on the
bowels ana positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through taking them
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil They act gently but firmly on the
bowels ana liver, stimulating. them TO
natural action. clearing he blood. and
purifying the entire system. They do
tha. which calornel Goes, without any OF
the bad after effects Take one or two
every night for week and note the
o'eAsino effect. l0c and 25c box
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-13
FLU is DISAPPEARING.
Fewer Cases in New York, Phila-
delphia and in Keystone
State.

New York, Feb. l3.--An early end of
the influenza menace was seen yesterday
by Health Commissioner Royal $. Cope
land, as reports indicated great falling
off in the number of cases in this city.
In fact, if the cases here continue TO fall
off as they were doing during the twenty
four hours preceding 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, the peril will be practically
eliminated within the next two weeks.
During those twenty-four hours the
number Of eases reported was I,2I2, or
1870 less than the figure of the preceding
twenty-four hours. At the same time the
pneumonia total fell from COS on Wednes-
day 10 566.
There were eight less deaths from in
fluenza yesterday than on Wednesday
and thirty-nine less from pneumonia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-13
6sc--MARTAN ALMONDS Csc

Guth's chocolate coated almonds, double
Dipped 6S cents the pound box.
a complete assortment of Lipgetti
and Guths assorted chocolates and con
fections.
Danforih's Dependable Drugs, Marke
and Second streets.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-13

and 352 from Pittsburg, and 1873 OF pncu-
monia. This is tho smallest number re-
ported for several DAYS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-13

significant, NJ the moods of Tu ulty,
who is devoted TO the President, have
been regarded rs pretty good barometer
by which TO judge how the President WAS
getting along
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-13
FEWER CASES IN PENNSYLVANIA

Harrisburg, Feb. 13.-The State De-
partmcnt of Health today reported ,036
eases OF Influenza 263 from Philadelphia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

Total gross d"posi,e se.isn.Gl
r. Il; notes IN actual cir
j.. X. bank notes IN az
Gu alton Mt liability. lsO.Ga
{ or "'he! i'"h!i4'l-s - ,..>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

.sles' is % 0.,ns .SST" in
was ANNOUNCED Yesterday Inquiries con.
o oMn.! and md Observation-Disclosures Tor pTy,s
nave been rereived In increasingly larxe
agent for the Eastern DiA,r!ct OF vir-
GINA. Is III at Memorial hospital. where
not expected to return to work for some
by the il"witzcrs' Association. assisted by
me womnns auxiliary. Will be discussed
day esnnE n e. to be held "sT Tue
ii S, and Hf!Dss MepSG5s o, the one
The s from a' ths dance nae
Ms be in sss1 The !" a 5usHsnnE hr
Orders have been issued by the police
SeIIssn TEhrh and Slnih l s,Ts"ss on
pranM"n =: S'r..i The diaii:t has been
DlX!e TAYLOR viii address the Bibl- elias.
This morning at $40 O'Clock
AZ ID. Carter. s. u. Gran, and Alfred
eTday in roSs Go ns ON ON s ana s9s's
ce.d!n= tn" sp"sd limit.
of hs nis h nse been sent our friend;
~, m.E "a, Srh""l 70 ;4,end the ninth com,
o'clock in III" audtoripm OF the school
y i.rgr lass OF graduates is expected on
Prizes viii b. awarded uc,h.,s NJ,
tne south ,hmond F-iiow.hip I.ar,i.
IN intcTne nominal ionai organization Who
p'oueht IN the largest number OF mem
Dsrs ~ The recent drive at the la nouat
Snu Snc'1i 70 be held In Central methodist
'nmrch friday night at ST.. O'clock
,,,,5oinmonwca!ths Attorney (;roree T.
wise yesterday nol-prossed eharg. Of
nsanu 'hrc"ny asains; Robert Rrackett
fnI'Hcn with compiicity. with two others
I.uhr illi al Walter Davis-in tn" th.I;
convicted some weeks ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
NORTHERN CITIES WILL
HAVE LABURNUM COURTS
H-"t Estate Journal Discusses and
New York Heal Estatc Men VIII
inNesfiEut~ Rirhmond Plan.

IN. March number OF the National
Pea! Estate Journal, published by
Porter I.anstry Co. or Chicago. cur
rios Lengthy and very lntercsiin"
article by q. Custer Robinson. archi-
iccl. "n L.aDurnum Court -, Str!xin.
southern Development" TIN. I.ahur-
nam 'oraoration, Gays tn. Journal.
owned about zoo lo;s in :. par,:aii-
huii' pp SHoirD that had been :, part
% IN" Bryan homestead. which Ii Was
cared you'd sell slowly IL The build
!hs Iad 70 D" done hy the house.
h"in"r. tn" i.hhuruuin Corporation
conceived thr idea Of dey.!opm.n.
i"' "as desirable :" at,rac, a,,au-
ION =" ia" desir4biiity OF the suburbs
anna which wonld cnhanc. the vain.
.. "a" PROPERTY as a Whole. R,orE
I. D' L.Durnum Par. was s..,c,.d
AZ Ia" SIT. '"f l.aburnGIn ,,,ar, and
s""Hi Nlu"d iDin lots gu.!Gp f..r
'""Nins .bx3"1 playground IN TIC
center. twenty tUug houses we're
NM Dy th" corp"'at.on aud sold to
ne """Frho'drrs at cost. which nptIr.
Ma something around $1,000. .x
'ih,IN- q! a.. cost o: sewers side
1879 "ir. which eXp.hs. Was hnrn..
by me corporation
was determined to ~. - cen
z -
i"hi Wholesale t"m the bower com
pan on ~" sliding .ra'. and res,li
=" me owners o. the nomcs a, cos,
mere are several instances whcr,
80" 81 PoIhl'"i' of tue individual ow n
projects Ilh' i.anWrnun Court, as an
Investment ana r'nt 10 the tenant.
n"'' t"".e seems 10 h" no prccad-n,
ior " scEcni" such as the I.abi!rnfim
!oHrt "h"r- Zach householder owned
MS ncme.
f:acn house has Us ind.vidma! gar.
"be hnn serEJn'S quarters Iabur.
mat al g these hDuacg with the ...
,tP'i"h - 100 nav. been sold Mr.
l'awiS wilkins, manager o. tho rea,
p"ra,.on has received many I.,.cr.
thaNih% ihcHlr!"s regarding this de.
Ef!opMenl. ana recently several Nc,,
Or" ana Northern capitalists visited
i;ao"fhHn Court. mo King a study q.
ms development with the idca az q
~ duplication in seversi Northern cities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
SEND PROTEST AGAINST
JAP RAILROAD VIOLATION
Technical Board Tells Inter-Allicd
Organization Nippon Failed to
Stand by Agreement.
tBy Associated Press.


VLADlVOSTOE April 24.-rhe in
tcr-Allicd Railway Board today re-
ceived formal protest from the
technical boSrd of the allied railway
organization. of which John T.. stow
ems. the American engineer. is chair
man. citing four Instances of viola
tion OF the allied railway agreement
In Siberia by the Japanese.
Ca April s. near Hardin. the pro-
test says. two Russian railway work
crs were executed without trial On
April s. at lIuilar. three workers were
arrested and imprisoned without
proper authority. On the same date
Two workers attempting 10 cross the
Sungari bridge at Hardin were in
Jured by japanese guards, and on
April 10 three workers were arrested
at M2nchurla station without au-
thori'y. The wording of the protest
follows:
Whereas these violations create
widespread extreme Indignation and
are most liable TO lead to interrupt
ton OF traffic and delay the Czech
evacuation OF Siberia, the technical
board protests In the strongest man
ner against the high handcd action
Of The Japanese troops in the sector
assigned to the Chinese troops for
guarding. even the presence OF
troops OF another nation in this Sec
tor being violation OF the allied
agreement. Because OF these and
similar instances. we ask assurances
from the Japanese authorities that
such acts VIII not occur again"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
NEW BANKS CHARTERED.
OLD ONES BEING ENLARGED
Greater Virginia Financial InStitu-
ttons-MnnGnncSc Mining Ia

company is being organized in
Blackstone TO install Isolated electric
lighting and water systems in and
aroundsthai town
The Beaver Mineral Springs Com
pany has been Incorporated in Nor
aolk with authorized capital stock
named a, ,2aO.0oo
The Eyve- Fcrro Manganese cor
poration ot Abingdon. has doubled
its capita! siocl, making it now 5000. :
The Bridgewatcr Creamery and Ice
Corporation. of ETidg-wate- has in
creased capital stock from si5.UuO to
100000 and Will greatly eniarg. its
plant
The National Grocery Company. OF
Roanoke, is erecting ii 1J.G1U brick
store building in that city.
The Peoples Bank OF stephens CIV.
IN frederick County. has Increased lis
capital stock from $4,000 To $40. 900
The; city Bank and Trust Co. %
Norio!h' proposes To increase capital
stock 20 S60r.00u. 1t is now 500. 900
the citizens Savings and Loan Cor
pora'lon. of lynchburG. has increased
capital stock from 100000 to sIao.
600
The Firs; National Bank Of bristol
mas Increased It's capital stock from
100000 20 $4,000
IN" American Exchange Bank o..
Noriolk has increased capital stock
from 100000 TO 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
RICHMOND TO HELP RAISE
FUND FOR FRENCH STATUE
NirRinin's quota Fixed mt $4,000
which Ia t0 &c Subscribed
This Week

For the first time Richmonders will
hay. chance to honor the republic
Of France this week by aiding in
the contribution OF $1,000. virginia.
quota. toward "A colossal sister Inonu-
in"nt TO the statue of Liberty. which
the United states plans 10 erect on
tn" Marno River in France
,R-coEnizinE that Nirxinians will
or anxious to aid in raising the A25U-
600 needed for tn. statue. Governor
WcStnoreln land Davis has iasu.d n
prociamat!on. making this Americas
Gift 10 France Week" in virginia
Although the campaign for $4,000
which liz NirgIlia's quota. viii not
be actively on until tomorrow. George
w. Guy. executive secretary of the
Cooperative Education Association,
IN charge OF the campaign. reported
yesterday that many contributions
are already pouring into his ofIIo..
schools. churchc1, lodges. cham
bcrS OF commerce. manufacturing
companies. private clubs and "a mui-
titudc OF private citizens are cX-
pcctcd to be represented In the Goa.
tributions wlrca will Zoe irece!ycd
during tho week.
Mr.. Guy stated yesterday that IL ia
hoped by officials In charge OF tn.
work TO oversubScribe the func
which has been apportioncd for Vir-
Sinii TO raise by tomorrow night
All expenses or the campaign have
already been underwrittcn. IL 10
declared and every cent which will
be contributed will GO toward a last :
ing memorial OF. the sisterhoodf Of
tho two republics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
FRENCH OFFICER KILLED
IN SKlRMlSH IN SILESIA
Trouble Over Hidden Arms cnuse.
tinsh Between Troops mud
Civilians.
BY :tssociAteH Fr"ss

by Associated Press
LONDON. April - Numerous cas-
iiaitirS III fight AZ Trzyni.ix. SilrSia
bet Wcrn workhicn and French SOL
dierS. citizen guards and Polish
SendarmcS are reported in Berlin
dispatch TO the Central News. Major
Frouinond. Of the French detachmen
was Killed.
The trouble Is declared TO have
started when the French commander
~ irHSnietz, receiving information of
Il hidden store of arms. sent drtach-
mcnts Of French soldiers and citizen
guards 10 make u search. The work
men oNcrpowcred the detachment.
strong protest over the incident
the Central News dispatch says, was
voiced by the allied commission which
sent representatives to restore order.
Serious nshtins enSued. but the
workers finally were dispersed after
suffering numerous casualties
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
W -ekIy Dry Goods.

y w or X April .; -C.l-.
,Un %oodS markets have grown
pdirter IN consequence. ~ M. m,
Stt,l"d financial conditions and iic
continued Irregularities 81 tr,netn,
- non. lm-r" IS softening tendencv
az som" Oh lie wide print cloths ana
1tPr"'s ior Shcri!n& mills ar. better
u.:P'st" lo"hrd submitting off.rs
1'N,!. under Inc in.srl.", to u..n mills
ne propasand. Tor w"al!ii- hcIcv
."iof'd cote Tor salts az q mn
Exams N" niTh costs Of other
GOODS mas led 80 It STIFF ,u.,,i,.t
"vcIrlls and III, :.nnds .,G.,, 49,,
the! are made. stocks IL! frst hanJs
are SO fnal ana The product on fs so
wei bsspokcn that Ii;jl. rricr 'hin%s
IN fabrics is noted. GIn.n,ms 90.
also scarce. so that th- Larger de-
inand Tor them a. IN. counters u. 9
hands ." NJ 81
While many buyers are r.s;s,i,.
ne high prices. others are IN ,rtiini
ne"h OF merchandise 10 nm ori.,v a.,
Keep factories so.n. ana ;hcy arc
! sun putting IN mill orders TN.
! consensus "f mercanii.c opinion in
NE trade are that pile.& are M.
! ik.ly 10 go on much In IN, I'M
I mediate future unless financial rrcs
sur" is continued
Novelties offered for spriu. IN
dTeSs goods and shirtin2s arc heinz
+ ordtred 80 that mills may Iiart WORT
} on tne 6"ons' owing 30 the poor de
: HNeries being made spot goods com.
! mana premium over goods 10 be de
! hVered some time hence.
I frices quoted are: Prin, cloths. 2,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
HOUSE SHORTAGE PROBLEM
ACUTE IN MASSACHUSETTS
Commission ON Neccssarics OF Life
Urges cities to Form Housing
Corporation.
II. Ms lClNt"I ErNSN
LtnSTD\ Anril y. IL


BOSTON. April -Massa chusctis
has not yet been able to make up for
rs shortage y: homes and keep rents
rom sky-rocketins. y State. Com
struggling with the problem. but
ncanwhi!c tenants in this city and
elsewhere have obtained li;t!c relief.
severn! tenant groups recently re-
manIed oi them. and by join, action
avoided eviction which would have
been legal upon thirty days notice
Two hundred tenants At Revere
ma We formed corporation known as
the Tenants League ~ combat rent
increases and nave announced that
they viii. tolerate no more advances
IN rent ana requested aid from the
c,tys local department. The issue
there Is sim in doubt.
An attempt to solve the problem
by arbitration has heen made in
broekton, shoe manufacturing cen.
ter. y board composed OF two ten
ants. ;wo landlords and 4 lltth MEM
Der 20 be selected by the others Is
20 decide whether rents have been
uhdu!N advanced when disputes arise
"eiwcen landlords aud tenants.
The Commission on the Ncccssarics
OF Life has Investigated the housing
ana rent problems and has cont,i-
hatcd number OF suggestions Tor
their solution. hut as Vet has made
no formal report. /; has urged tn.
and take over and improve ab, udon-
ed tencIneniS by workinsmen who
had moved to better ones The COM
mission round there We're 3,0oo ;enc-
ments which were unOrcupied he
cause the landlords would not re-
mode. them 50 as 30 make them Ill
for occupancy.
y, th- suggestion OF tho commits
sion a bill has been Introduced into
I'll" Leg islature that would limit the
return from Investments in dwcllin:;
houses 10 per cent. Tho purpose
Of IL IL 10 prevent speculation in
homes. Tho commissioners found
;na; many builders had stopped con-
Strnctlou because o: the high cost
az labor and materials and had gone
to specializing In real estate. The
result was that frequent sales OF
property We're followed 10y advances
n :cnt. In many cases tenants We're
forced out -. their homes SO that the
landlords Tiaht demand higher rates
IRON new occupants.
Ma ssa chusetls corporations have
attempted 10 relieve the housing
shortage by erecting community
houses. Whole villages % attractive
houses arr being erected in New
P-dtord. Lawrence. Lowell and other
mill Giles, and w.ll he sold To en-
p!oyces on easy Terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

$ss; gssfEs ':s.''s aas e. deal
ch a; &c TSS%ss Essnssrs Sempsny Inc.
t;'SSos minimum ,ss oSSoa sa'oom %iesns"m.
PEsissF Rlnchs St ST oi ss
,,ottSsyille. Va. ob]ert-Eenersi furniture
pI;asEi Va, Gapisai ma simum so oee ce
den, pr.s,asns: j. y. s Mii!s9. sssre MaF:
81 s a9S j. Fl WIsS a n
SI.4E si Ms5sa'n lsS S01;SS Ma
asf s5Sat" ffsT cf Scr snH h "a
Obj ,,tn,2 deal in real estate ana build
Thcatcr, nuiidins Corporation. Alex.
s sos@ minimum, MN Co q xiMHm Ise
+ Gibbs nr"slisn,' &ertslk ov a: Sa'Ssn
IT, mn%iyi o SECRETARY NeGtS. Va: lisisn
4. Watson. o6icct-to construct furnish
'"f s's ssfves end Sales Co.. Inc Ports,
mHHin VA ,,o 0, s:mnn 'T iiS.s
!, /. owens al Of rsrtsnoush. "a. OF"
suppIsmen,al certificate to charter of
+, i; Wil!ia'Ss, WiIt T: MsTks JT:: and nd
rom lon oscscsS c ssp'n
sisfh and t sh from iisss $3.50 's s
shares Glass - stock,
s"d ssE IL n.5iS5 f EpE Hs,Fe G
Massie. president. and \: l.. straus. scere:
M ss,ss III sasP" aifssSH rs
{. $. McNmity. president; and W. G Til;
stork from sioOo " to- ;sso o. '"''''
AmSndmsn i- TO charter Of he Hope
Th ie. Gcmme IT, president, and r. c
n s,as from TO is ercs
ing =. class OF preferred stock and cnl"rE.
E.aS e. r. sSpf;a's u.
.lS % to- ,G ;.osSodS IS e'P''' ''0'" FRO"
lndu nrrii"S Savings md Loan cofpora;iHn
l.ynchburr. ~. Il. l.. Mcnetcc. president
:1 na W. p !Gaes stock FRONT 500
to ;itn",S@cS and Snisss'ns T. rn5pSSssS
supply Co. Inc. EiGhmond. Va: Il w
raync prGsdSni: and y Fl Poe Foe sS sy1S,
81. eio. % 20 isoo'95o.6e. and creating . class
" Ger,incate OF. authority ISSUED 10 GU
mcrs. Inc. foreign corpor.t,"n: ,ncor.
R pss~a-c u"? M.. IN" 1awN u pre-
erred s!ock and 1900 shares q common
+. iSc.,ed a, Rcs noke. ,W!tH y; i; nud:
son II charsc To ",L-Snn nrI tSsIti stores
Ceri,fcutc of authority issncu 10 the
y. Y Ferguson Company. foreign cor.
poration. Incorporated under the laws "
the. state Of Ohio. Mnximum. $50 cooc.
PRINCIPAL ornsc IN Virginia is TO be iocatco
al Richmond with Thomas II. Gay IN
charge. General construction business
Amendment fled ny tn" Hardware
Dealers Mu;uai Fire Insurance COMPANY
Of Wisconsin,. 4 foreign ccrporaton IN
corpora,ca under the laws az the state
hmcndmcn, hlcd 10y the WHITAKER Pa
Mr. Company. \ foreign corpora tion. in
rornorated under tn. avs Of the stat"
~ Ohio Increasing It's capital stock from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
PROTESTS FIRE ALARMS
CAUSE WORK TO HALT
Post \. y. T.. A., VIII Lay Matter Re-
fore Director OF Public Safety
Committee L. Amounted

Protest against the ringing OF fire.
bells BECAUSE thousands Of employees
OF Richmond shops, Offices and stores
suspend work 10 catch the signals
will be- made by Post y. Richmond
Travellers Protective Association,
which appointed a committee last
night a. the monthly meeting to lay
the matter before the Director OF pub.
lie Safety
Committees were also appointed to
confer with the Norfolk and Western
Railway officials to aid IN getting the
Richmond delegates - Lynchburg to
attend the state convention and to
petition the city government TO have
all houses numbered and signs put on
corners to enable strangers TO find
their way around Richmond with
greater facility.
T. W. Christian, who was elected
president of the association at the
annual meeting last month, presided.
w. J.. Brinclay was elected first vice
president at that time. and W. B.
Cridlin. second vice president