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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
OVERPRODUCT|0N FEAR
IS PROVEN UNFOUNDEO
Oliver j. Sands Urges Farmers to
Speed Up Their Output as
Exports Lay

That the Southern States are not,
producing sufficient staples ito NEE,
the requirements of buying nations
man OF the Agricultural committees o.,
the Richmond Chamber OF Commerce
and president of the American Ma
tlon2l Bank. yesterday. In a letter
To the farmers Of Virginia and up.
per North Carolina Mr. sands says
that for the first seven months Of
this year the United States imported
s"S'uo".tvu worth OF mea; and dairy
products. compared with ouly S.l.-
veo.our worth for the FIRST seven
months OF 1919.
Even more astounding is the
figure that during the trs; seven
only $S5S, 100000 worth OF mca: ana
dairy products against sSls.nco. ooo
TOR the same period las, year. and
sSs5:@""'oec during Tbs. trs; seven
m .!?rh ! 49,. o, lsis, Mr.. Sands stated,
less than onc-Salf % the meat and
dairy products abroad as IN iels and
that We bought so per cen; more @:
these foods than We bought the year
before
Ac,cordins 10 The figures given cut
by MI. Sands the farmers OF tic
United States exported less cheese
, dimTiHs 1879 10 August !. Than they
100000" pounds. our total exports
TO August this year was $4,000 600
pounds: Tor the same period n 1915
VIC exported iS,ooo,eoc pounds" he
added.
While the Virginia da:-yman may
think that there is 4; present an over
production Of milk products :; IS a
fact thai 20 August ! We exported
only Slo.unp.O0o pounds o: condensed
evaporaied or powdered :i,.lk. while
FOR the first seven :no1;hs IN l9,? We
exported tSs.oo0,ocV pounds" Nj.
Sands said. We imported 100000
pounds OF fresh mes; agaias, y .no0.-
coo in 1918 10 August. We exported
IN 1915 l5.oc0.q"p pounds @. butter:
2S.oce,coc pounds in l9le. ard this
year have dropped 20 1900. 600
pounds. We imported butter for the
nrSt seven !nca;hs III 1915 10 The
amour; OF S!S,poe.oCo pounds Dairy
men are falling behind about 1000
coo pounds = month in producing
enough butter for the United States
consumption Nj. Sands stated
Again Nj Sands urges farmers 20
forget The "hugoea- O: overproduc-
ton and "a prepare "a sell twice a
isrSe quantity O.: agriculture! pro
Outs 20 The oI;slI" world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
Summer or Wood2
Is Duck Puzzle
This Mystery Furnishes
No DoaCny Job for
Game Wd7'dens.
MhNs AZ ti,,le old worll Is wnr.

While the tit,le old world is wor.
ryins about such tribes as the fate
Of the league of nations. our next
President. the worlds series. the coal
supply and and the high cost of corn
willie. ". II. Hart. secretary of the
department of Game and Inland
Fisheries is laboring with some real
troubles.
When is a wood duck summer
duck and when is Il summer duck a
wood duck is the latest quandary
over which the sporting world -
losing sleep. lnquirers have appeal
eel 10 NJ ID. Hart TO solve it.
IL all came about through tho dis
coNery OF Federal law which nro-
teSiS The wood duck in Virginia
something that the statutes OF the
tommonwealih fail TO do. The wood
duck here is known almost uniycr.
sally as the summer duck. although
me summer duck is not mentioned
iHr PROJECTION by the laws of either
Now hunters. although aware Of
me iac; tha; the Federal statute
protects the wood duck. have been
k:.HnG summer duck. which by tina.
name are unprotected. Therefore,
me appeal 10 Mr.. Hart
After due and careful consider,
zen, ne announced yesterday thai 10
round that both were one snerins
SnN mas so informed his game war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
FORM STATE ASSOCIATION
OF HOTEL EMPLOYEES HERE
Lrectrrs of America Prepare. to Or
EaniIr Managers, Auditors and
Clerks in Virginia

Edwin ii. SI.dt!wiese o. the
GreHters OF America. arrived ~ I.ca.
mond yesterday TO prepare TO- me
organization OF q STATE chapter a..
Grecters. 20 be com posed o. man
ayers, auditors and clerks = hotels
This Is said 20 be tbs }a-TeS, aut+l
organization IN the world tt-cav.
having membership .: tE-- - ,a-
The object Of the crcET.l-z-5c. :
20 maintain. Il STANDARD OF CHARACTER
ana cifcieHcy among tl- i,--sp.l.l
OF hotel stafts: 70 promote : trs-.--.-.
feeling among hot"! m.a generally.
ITO dignity the vocation OF hotel 49,.
GERS; and employers by every means.
and to report undesirable guests
MT Niedcrw!ss-u, who = from
Philadelphia and !iar:l >caburs -
stated that while lie has b.ea o.
,geniZing chapters In flcr!Ga North
Carolina and Georgia Within tn last
few weeks, he has found the second
largest city in the South. Richmond.
10 far exceed expectations / .l!I
membership OF al eligible hotel men
is expected for the state il- stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
DRIVER HELD RESPONSIBLE
FOR DEATH OF YOUNG GIRL
eoroner,H Jury I'm Iienrico County
Holds ShackeIfOrd for Death
OF School Child,

That reckless driving was the cause
Oh the death OF Eta May Knowles.
ageu 8. daughter of Mrs. Ada s.
knowles. OF Stop 16. Nine Mile Road.
VINO died late Tuesday night from
u fractured skull received when
Struck by an automobile near her
nome was the verdict OF a
G coroner jury. called by Coroner j.
runner Bright. of Henrico County.
yesterday. The inquest was held in
.ne Undertaking establishment of Ar
'hur =; Nelson. in Fulton
verdict holds Charles l.. Shackcl-
ford. of hoo North Thirty-nfth street,
VINO was plotting the car. responsible
lot the death of the child and ac-
cuSeS MN OF careless operation. The
e cI victim was on her way home
Attcr the accident tho injured girl
WAS taken to Memorial IIospit;,l
Wherc she died OF a fractured skull
ana internal injuries late Tuesday
evening. Shackclfori IL in custody in
iienrico County and Will he given -
nearing some time this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
MAYOR MAY PERSUADE
OPPOSITION TO GIVE UP
Hope to Pass Directors. Snl,r,.x
ordihanre MT Special Meeting
OF Hoard

MaEor George Ains,!e. who has boon
s.:tnq!ns conference o! municiosl
officials in ph!lsde! phia. will return T..
,4H city today. Mayor AinsIie was
aGT!s=d By telegraph OF the failure
OF the Rcden ordinance FOR increase
o: III: salaries OF departmental di-
T.ctots 10 $500 year TO pass the
board OF Aldermen Tuesday might
President William H. ADAMS is avail,
ii.s me Mayors return before dcc!d-
.HS watcher OF not special meeting
o: the board sha.! be called 10 re.
consider the ordinance
"hen Mayor ..!ns!!e left Richmond
last week 20 Join the Richmond dele
gation AZ the Atlantic DeeDer Wafer
"a:% Convention NJ was conndcn,
mat he ordinance was acceptable To
pom branches Of the Council. Friends
o.. IN" Insasur" ar" still confident
ma, i viii receive the necessary
''AirHs Tote when special meet
q nope thdt ono or two OF the Alder
;n-n who vctcd against il last Tues
DAY nisn. VIII Withdraw their on
position when tn. Mayor r.turne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
GIVE 10000 POUNDS of ICE
~ TO SICK AND POOR OF.ClTY
distribute +.OH, 8utti~s "f Ere. MIX
In Co-Oprrniion With Instructive
4. - Nfsitin. Nurses

Sour thousand rints or milk ana
Ge,ooo pounds al .ce w-l-. given 10
the sick and poor of Rlchmo:d last
summer through Tho Ice Mission. Of.
which Mrs. Charles T. Boiling -
head. working ia Cp-ourratIou wlth
the Instructive Visiting Nurses As.
sociation. The organization cared
for $40 new babies. IlaI patients ana
paid 1850 visits and sent sixty.
seven cases 10 the hospitals
Miss Mamie Minor. Sup-riut.od.n,
OF the Baby Wclfar. Clinic reported
that the clinic has been moved from
harrison street 10 more convenient
quarters, at ilu4 West Carv SIr..t
Miss Minor stated that although she
was short OF nurses during the sum
MGR. Yet She believed ina, norma.
times would bring a sufficient; NUN
Der OF nurses for the work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
U.D.C. SENDS THIRTY-THREE
TO ASHEVILLE CONVENTION
Many From Richmond VIII Attend
ANNUAL Meeting On November %
In North Carolfnn

.'.s - 'HFte delegates to the
went y.seven;h annual convention NJ
the United Daughters OF the .Conred.
efacy 10 be- held in Ashcvillc. No
EsHeer =. were chosen at meeting
OF Richmond Chapter. L. u. C.. vcss
terda| N the Confederate Museum
cThriaI headquarters will be the Raj.
terry Park Hotel. 81, which place Tho
daE sessions WEI be held. Night ses
SONS WI. be in the auditorium. one
olock from the hotel.
fosieSseS OF the occasion are: Mrs
reHN Harvey, president OF the
HoTia Carolina Division: Mrs. T.. S
clayton. president OF tho AsheviIie
Chapter; and Mrs. Martha Kepier,
pTesidsn; OF the Fannie Patton Chap.
Ter. Mrs. Roy Weeks Mckinney. of
Paducah. Ky. will preside over the
BODY and the annual meeting OF ali
committees VIII hc held Tuesday
afternoon q; O'Clock
The Richmond delegation will leave
Non1ay niEht. November s. over the
southern hallway, and includes tho
following Misses Sally Archer An
GerSon and Lucy Munfo-d. and mos
u - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
SETTLE OUT OF COURT
telephone Company PAYS
$1,000, Satisfying icrid.nt

,'nnse s:sH"rly =, rrgmp. ~ IN.
InnpFpth.se effected Ia IN ,i.I,r
% \ Hiions. who ICED IN nj. own
~ aud ~ cT"c'!tor OF til. .s,,,s -:
,,i rStF"us, against the American
-. '"..,"H|"" COMPANY. Tn. caae
near f"lo" Tavern two months 80
:" mn tfIcr Owned hy the teIeDhnrn
.yinha"y sol.idcd ~!rn on at!:C!nUf,ijc
Ii..,, y! ~ " strong. a resident Of
".!"G and her baby injured t.n,,ar
nc ~. ''fn.s Ht IN" cSupro;Gig.. Mr.
Sole receives 81 900. Kath.rt.,c
'"ne "n infant, :l.spD. a,n Amt.
!lHF.ll. an lMihi.. SlnM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
Hold Conference on r,.m.

q I1!rsEtorA Iof the Klchmond-N4w
York Steamship Line. ;hc Traffic com.
tfnttfee OF the Chamber Of Commerc.
and State Corporation Commissioner
sAexnnder Forward and Mason Man
Ehum, counsel for the commission
cerninS schedules and traflc in m.
bard room OF the chamber yes,tr-
Day s-AIthough the meeting was pri-
syASa and nothing was given out for
fnubaication, II Is understood that mat
f4ts concerning rates for switching
and other matters having 10 do with
styHmrr weHS discussed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
VIRGINIA PAYS s4,508,488
IN PHONE AND WIRE TOLLS
Assessed Value II Telegraph and
Telephone Companies in State
Increases S711,SOO.
EXPRESS REVENUES $3.50, 1870
Corporation Commission Statement
Shows Prosperity OF Business
In Commonwcalth-.il Revenues
Make Gain.

Assessed values OF telegraph and
telephone companies in Virginia was
Increased in the 1920 assessment
made with the assessment, of 1913.
OF the state Corporation Commission.
from the newly compiled records.
The value OF property OF telephone
and and teiesraph companies; as assessed
pared with s6,5S7,2SO.3S. :or 1919.
Virginia spent on telegraph and
telephone tolls during the year So
nos.4sSnS This is an increase over
the figures reported 10 the commits
sion for 1919 (s3.7lT,709.S3). of s79l.-
1885. Total tax of the companies.
the commission reports. is Si23.435.9S.
as compared with sl0j.5S3.1? an in
crease of sl7,S52.l9 for the year
Tax on property increased in tho
gear from sl6.467.6s to sIs,247.42. or
si.719.SS. Intangible property values
increased from $4,000 to s23,SaO
Li'icensc tax increased from
ssS,3s4,2 20 Sloi,3o5.72, an increase
Others reporting TO tho commission
wore steamboat and steamship COM
panies, express companies and sleep
Ing car companies The reports of
Ing big Increases and others lish.
decreases for the year.
Assessed property values of OK
press companies decreased during tho
year s:3,7SS. The property value OF
express companies in 1919 was
sl59.6a6, while the assessed value
given in the statement for 1929 is bu:
Sia5.S3S. Total taxes paid by the
companies show an increase or
S1e.73o.4I. however. The fgures FOR
total LAKES are S1j.3S2.31 compared
with ss2.65S.g0 in 1919
Revenues Arc on Increase.
Despite the fact shat the assessed
value OF express companies decreased
during the year the income of tn.
companies Increased more than any
other business listed. the increase be-
ing $3.50. 1858. During 1920 The
companies reported to the commits
sion business netting si,sSo.iSO.iO
Steamboat companies did no, IN
crease the value OF ;ne!- holdings
during The year. the decrease. how
ever. being but siesno. the assess
Iuent shows To;a! value OF property
he!d b. stcanoo and steamship
companies in Virginia :oday is So
lGo,Sis. and gross receipts s1J0.0sta6
The gross receipts COMPARED wiki
those :or ISL. ysI.lS0.ss..3SI show
decrease .: si50.5S5.h2. To;., ;2S4<
paid by The companies also decreased ,
ron s2@.5s1.75 10 &i47.3.se
Sleeping ca companies reported .
property values increased from
f..Sie.Si 20 t7Ssp:t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
Ased Woman >-,- I,1n,,,,l,

i" "!h+ "a" contributions from wo-
.."N VA hd'" come To Ms q. W
HI'r. cha.rinan o: the wc!ner.'s f,runr;,
o! INC Democratic cauqaigu nm
comm ,'e" tor Richmond. ~ u cheek
IRON Mr. Clifford Cabeil
hII'"h'y YEAR old Mrs Erldge. de.
cares a"rss!f q Democrat. Yayirip M,
Mr "."ays opposed suffrage for wo.
nt"h ubti. IN" amendment rag rad
ned -h" adds: IT ,vIII Il, ~
st.s@ II virginia go-s Republican"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
ESCAPED CONVICT is STILL
UNPRECEDENTED BY STATE
Authoritie. Believe That LutLsrTyIer
Made Getaway In stolen
Automatic

'Fs .HIs Heu.t-nt.a:y a!thorit!es
a:n-I nothing o: the 1.ner.-
ato-,s d: Luther Ty!.r a negro CO..,
.iei +H9 ESCAPED C-orl ths, !nst!-v
,-.- .e:.| /: tGe morning u Cc,o-
-: ai.e. obtaining Z .op. and
e.-..s - G'~rcoat from ,he assistant
- ...t 'iit"-- o: the g:!sOn. TYLER
MO was i.:s-te,-..r. yas Also =.
.-HaIH- --. s'd = = Inc opinion o:
~ ~ % pric.s.. tnal ne ;nay. have
49, ."tt an automobile near I.o..
, .:i o" ih" 'h"sap es.- and ONO
-scsI-
"hen leayln: to- prison her.
E'-f ,Sri"4 "ltI hlfa Il hack.aS
ne - =ea' Old. .: ,igh.-brown
-.'A' 'i4 y sal! ~ hs an .r-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Virginia state Fnir. Fair
Grounds, n.
Hoard of Directors, ShelterinE
Arms Hospital, II.
lntcrdcnOneinntion Welfare
League. y. W. &. A., II.
Donrd OF Directors, Chamber OF
Commerce. 4.
Fellowship Club, Methodist In
stltute, Nineteenth and Grace
Streets. .:iI.
Modern business Study Club.
business Mems Club, =.
Richmond Chapter, nnndolph-
Macon Alumnnc Association. y. w.
{. A., y.
city Democratic Committee.
MurPhy's Hotel ANNEX, y
Strand-"Rock's Revue OF 1920"
$50.
tcndcmy-Vauderi pictures,
3;30; =; 9::sH.
DIR. Warren Giles speaks. John
Marshall High school. auspices
RichmOnd Advertising Club. S:I5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
BUSINESS STUDY CLUB TO
DISCUSS SELLING PROCESS
y. r. Witt, X. q. Rice, W. Il. Luck
ana Herman &. Brnurr Speakers

TIC S"I!ne FroCess' IN an il
various angles VIII be the subj.c, OF
discussion at the meeting Of IN.
modern business STUDY ciub to h..
neid at me Business Mems cub this
evening at t. NJ
r. Foster Wit and Il. Coleman
flce VIII talk on "Prel!m!nary to In.
terview." The Intcrv!c." viii H..
developed By w. T. Luck ana Her.
aa ~ - hrancr. W. NJ Ins"rsoll and
ter methods for handling The NgTer.
ment X. l.. Keams and CharIce
1touigra"e VIII give an oxttnsiy" t.,iL,
on. Human Appeals Thar Sci,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
Will AdmInister Estates.

several administrators and cxccu-
tors qualified before Judge William
\. Moncure in tho Chanccry Ccur,
Yesterday. Jennie r. Houscr was ap-
pointed administrators OF tho cstai"
OF charles llouser. valued at Sl.lSi:
Annie Jane stafford qualified MS cx-
ccuiriN OF the estate Of John G. stat
ford. valued at Sl.3jS: Sarah Abigail
browne. Mary Jane. Eta MURRAY and
Ida Lee Murray qualified as joint eX-
ccutorS Of the estate OF Sarah /.
Murray. which is valued at S6.l2l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
POLICE STILL LOOKING
Warrant Charging Murder I. s,u,
q Ihserved On William t,ourh NJ
.-s-.4t-fr Local huthori,;a. -

hiam couch itucy driver
who is wanted on charge ~ ,n,,r,
der by the local police. ;s xiii
large. according 10 information Oh.
LINER from the police yesterday.
.Sough Is charged with having sh!.
ana killed Lacy Watkins olive, +.
In, row here recently. 49,
- Opinion was expressed bv tho M
ice that Cough is hiding somewhrT.
IN the city. lie is from Ruckinpi,,,r
COUNTY and II was FIRST believer IN,
tatter the shooting lie might have n@d
to.that-county. Search there h1yY..t,.r
revealed nothing. ana Il search il no.
tDetnS~ conducted in the CITY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
ADDRESSES WOMEN
hnkrs KNOWN Intention Of Appoint
Ing Additional Woman on State

Governor WEstmorelanl Davis yes
t-riay made known his decision 10
appoint women on III" boards 90 ,bo
state institutions in an address he.
fnFe the business and Professional
" omen. az the Richmond Hotel Til.
'IoStruors address vas on tho
Hroader Opportunities Of Women
To-day"
Rev. Eussri Bowie Of -. PAN,
Episc"pal Church, vii address tin.
women today -, - conference at So
o'clock AZ the Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
STATE GUARDsMAN T0, GET
WEST POINT APPOINTMENT
AdJutnnt-GencrnI 10 Lime Stern Il.
Notified Examinations VIII
Bc-in Murch

ono candidate from Virginia will
be appointed from tho men of ,hc
National Guard to West Point. nc-
cordinS to letter received ;t tho
oiltce or Adjutant- General 10 Lane
stern yesterday from +. b. Harris
Ad1uthnt- General of the United States
Army. Examinations will begin
March l. 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
WOMAN HOST GATHERS
FOR WH|RLW|ND WORK
While Democrats Hold Council of
War, SpclibindcrS OF &. q. l..
Mnrangmc RcnnbliCnns.

Preparations for Democratic But
ton Day" viii be completed tonight
at O'Clock At a meeting OF the city
Democratic Committee. adjourned
over from last Tuesday night. The
ward captains appointed at the last
meeting Will report. giving the
names OF the 500 women who arc 10
serve as solicitors for the; Demo-
cratic campaign fund next Monday
collection will be- arranged
The subcommittee in charge ot
collection boxes arranged yesterday
Tor 100 boxes. which will be d.siri-
serve at the numerous stations IN
each OF the four wards. The tom {.
noEarE orSan!zaiion of tho forces at
iscicd at the Tuesday meeting of
permanent organization The WON
sm M! ee ass!sntd 10 stations IN
s sEF esc,, oi so ;iys; WIKI commander
carthoard discs bearing the names
o; Cox and Roosevelt Will be used
instead OF the metal button original
~ ordered. j; being impossible 10 IN
sur delivery .ot the buttons in kline
These discs VIII be used by the ~om-
en- 10 tag every contribute. 10 the
caTpa!sI fund
meeting a: which ihe Speakers viii
be prcrl!nsn; Richmond women. is
under cons Iteration hy tn. women
members ut the C.ty r-r!ocrs-l-
Committee ! -epor: on ;h-5- Mans
:nay b" made ;on.Eht's meeting
me n1uSCa! spectacle wMl b. rJre
S"aiet tonight @: masS-rn--tI,s Of
k-plc.l-aUs being held Jus: ac-nss
M cor dor u Nucphy's Hotel az
asH while the CITY. Democratic COM
'n!ite- = sitting IN the sraIIs-
sem bly, hall. Only atty-e:gh: IrcS.S
Q! spec* !i-s between The .vo h.i,s
The - -. y. Campaign -znsra-
nave mace c.Anor.e preparations :o-
"a. lass-,.set.cE
Distrisare Literature TO Women.
Much Literature has b*ea frsIIsS :.
y women voters. who are *sp.c!sii,- -
g.t=d 10 hear Co,oae! H..--,. " ~.
csTS77. ne p-.-cip4. SPEAKER az X.
3cczs .oa TIE meeting j "a y. -.
az -. auspices Q! M :i,. wb5ss.
.. "1c-a 'o.c-@- Anderson : or. o.
! vss learned res..-5.y 49, -.
+sc': = z--a.ge a. s-.rls-cz
N"$. 80 El..- a-d p..c,- s,-rs
=. ~ t.ftr5 -.tzr iz-i- u ms 80.
80 80. g--ss-5-a- t..:--. - =.
e-----E :c- "a. .s--io-ls
n ---. -zs failed go ~.
s't- e9l.c.? .q- a. -
go -z;-s -3r.cS:sE r. -.
S-as' executive committee a..
'oe 80 --3- .-Iors+I ~ go.
.-z='-o. recognized BY;
ga s:sc-r..z- C5---I...E =,
- - f.rg..i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
Norfolk seek. Rcycnr.,

Tomorrow the Norfolk Boys Club
WI! come TO town with hopes Of
avcnginS themselves for their re-
cent defeat at the hands OF tho Ro-
;ary Boys Club basketball team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14

The Ladies Ala Sbcie,y OF Him
.alh Srr!hSs Methodist Church viii
meet TINS afternoon at ESQ O'clock
ne church 10 discuss important,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14

obstruction ~ marking tho ballo,
"hu IN IN" issues of the prcs!Irnttal
"a. Ia. sh W!ll be given b. Mrs James
East End BAPTIST Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14

Road conditions AN over the S,.ta
Msr" reported as good. although
uus'y, - the hichmond branch ~
yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

os;e22oaths % The state wi. P4,her
fr.da! ana Saturday OE next Yr.eN =
:. Acting :our'h-cla-s pos,.nas:ers IN
wsT s'"iA :; ?"' 81 apn2,.n:ed yss'erday
Marie l.. Tucker, Slaid.ns. Va. ~
Road conditions All over the STATE
S%yg" T,epor.ted as good. although
,ns yn.t"d States WcatAe; bureau
The Ladies Ala sbcie;y OF High
,atd Srr'nss Methodist Church I'll!
meet this afternoon at ESQ oclors
~ the church 10 discnss irnror;an,
business. '"''
ii"Stru%i!on IN marking The ballo,
G,am2ai gn VIII be given by Mrs. .Ia,n"s
durham toniGh, az ! 80 o'clock in
f"St End Baptist church.
Eayorabie reports as to tho organ.
roanoke as a part Of Tia. Second U.,i
ineht h"!ns organized undo, In. an.
nor !2ati0h Of III. War Dcpartrnen,
were received by Adjutart-Gcn.rai
30 Lane Stern yesterday.
The Wesley Bible cias. o. ' rt@sI
street Methodist Church will h.. en-.
Ier,a!ned ~ its president; i y
harrow, q; his home. 9ias Jf,n,.d
venue An Instructive ana NO.
'S''ha program is promised
Atorn"%- Genera! John II Sapna.
80! cave THIS morning for Ko,nnt,.
""tft ne IS 10 be the principal sr,..,E
AZ ~" dedication OF :. new nom.
IN INDEPENDENT order OF Odd.I,cj.
1""s iI' VIII speak ,omorTnyr -,
o'''%' Pair.ck COUNT.
Throckmor;on. .orem,, ;,
POS Office is suffering from 80,
Hl"loS cOnp!-t" severance Of nm
t.s'H "a"n u" fell Yesterday -, ~
pGH'-"Iilc" He fcll on a Conc-n;,
I -. @tm and his injury was So sty.r'
nat Il" was sent TO a hospital
,,.ohSressman Andrew J,c,,so,
oL.ashe VIII make an address ,n.
Low, night in the audItorium ~
.nc b!hiord Junior High school in ~.
serics OF Lectures in the schooi ~,
INC instruction OF voters In msrLin,
the ballot correctly In the cn,nint
eIcction. Speakers who undsr.ta,tt
me law and the regulattSps for =,
! marking ballots are being chosen. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14

aEof40!c reports as 70 the orgarj.
na'I"h OF a machine gun COMPANY in
i.o"n 'He as part OF the Second K.ri
n'.hs orS@n!zcd under the au-
,ioI .""i! ION 81 III. War Department
Were received by Adju,ant-C;cm.rai
d" Lane stern yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14
SOUTHERN MUSICAL. nIr,,,.,

Subscription Concerts $500
loscha Scidel. Anna l'itZiu. F'lorcncc
Macbeth and Others.
iavc You Subscribcdp
2l3 East Broad-RandoInh coo A.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14

%; e22aths % The state w.i Sa,ner
hcr" for th.i. unuual
Friday ana Saturday OF next a..E. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14

- lt'fh"%-t 'ene!a! John II Saund.,
-. i'AN. thls morn.n. for Ko.u,i,.
mere ne Is 20 be the princip,l sr,.,I,
az n dedication OF Il new none . +
iIvry Nchh"nt order OF odd Eel
Sgti% Patrick Count ~" az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-14

Acting :our;h-clazs post:nas..-s In
virginia Offices appointed y.s..rd,,v
M.i" j. Neal. Asb"rrys. ~ and
Marie l.. Tucker. Na!d-ns. Va.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-11
To Observe Lincoln Day.

Offices in the Public Building will be
closed Thursday, Lincoln's Birthday,
which will bc legal holiday.