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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
MANY NEW EXHIBITORS
At THIS YEARS FAIR
EOrty-Two Entries So Far Received
Breaks Record for This
Date.

There are entries from forty-two
exhibitors ut the coming state Fair,
October 4 to II. in the hands OF w.
Conway Saunders. general secretary
of the fair association. This mum
Der is an unhcard Of record for such
an early period.
So far several hundred head OF
cattle have been entered from cattle
raiSers in Missouri, Kentucky and
Illinois who never yet have sent en-
tries TO the Virginia Fair The pro-
ccSsion of new entrants may keep up
in the coming weeks. but is In no way
expected To ouigrow tho number of
old time entrants from this state
who year after year have competed
for the prizes and ribbons.
hut Four Wccd<s Away.
With fair week only four weeks
away an ever growing spirit of hum
ming business pcrvades the head
quarters in the Mutual Building and
from today forward there will be UNI
usual activity at the grounds them
selves. With the greatest racing
ready assured. and u list OF uncx-
cclled features in the amusement
world billed, the efforts of the direc-
tors are being concentrated on other
phases OF the annual exhibition. The
Midway has been broadened several
fect. and the entrance gates and APP
proachcs have been widcncd so that
no congestion whatever can occur, rs
Was demonstrated in the handling: OF
the record crowds Monday during
tho Labor Day celebration.
Hermitage Road ImpaSsnble.
All success OF the fair may be said
10 hinge ut present on the progress
being made in the repairing of Her
mitage Road. over which every cS-
hibit, industrial or otherwise, which
VIII be seen n the fair. must he
hauled. il is now virtually imnas-
sable. AS the rules OF the fair di-
rectors prevent heavy hauling direct
~ across the grounds from the main
entrance to the exhibition buildings,
lengthy dctour Will have to he
made unless the obviously best route @.
that by way of Hermitage Road. is;
made available in the next week or
Ten days. Completion of the work
mas Dcen promised at various dates
which have come and gone while CON
siderable work yet remains to be
done
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
JEWISH NEW YEAR
To he Celebrated Here with Ap,ro.
prfntc Ceremonies IN tho Syra-
EOCupS \rxt Mnnt1x

Richmondcrs of the Jewish faith
VIII observe Monday Rosh Hama, or
Jewish New Year, with appropriate
services here in all of The synagoSucs
Ieth Ahabah Will especially observe
inc day and services VIII be holl
Sunda? evening ana Monday mora.
ing at 10 o'clock
The Book OF Life" will be The
SUBJECT of sermon by DR.. Edward
-. Saiisch sunday evening and The
Crucial Hour" will be his tonic Mon
DAY morning Practically all places
or business run by those of Jewish
latin will be closed during tho OH
servance of the day.
stressed during the period will no tho
niSht or time. the uncertainty of hu-
man lifc and the necessity OF taking
Il moral inventory"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
COMMISSION ACHIEVES
VITAL POINT FOR State
Wins Continuance OF Joint Rates
to Points West Of Mississippi
River

| By intervening in what Is known
as the intcrmountain rate case. the
state Corporation Commission has
won for Virginia and the other
| southeastern territory continuance
Of Joint rates to points west of tho
Mississippi River. In this proceeding,
before the Interstate Commerce Com
mission 1t was proposed to Increase
the spread between the East and Chi
cago territory to Rocky Mountain
points. and Tho general case was
wagcd on that issue. However, tho
railroads proposed also to cancel
Joint rates from the southeast to
western territory. and to substitute
| therefor the combinations of local
| rates: This would. 1t was feared. have
Virginia, the Carolinas and Georgia
to points West OF the Mississippi
River, ana have prevented the devei-
opment OF any such trade in future.
Realizing the danger, the State Cor
poration Commission, through its
commerce counsel. Mason NfanEhum,
filed an intervening petition protest
ing against tho cancellation OF Joint
rates. In the decision just rendered.
the cancellation as Norbidden. and
virginia wins an important point not
only for itself. but for the Carolinas
also.
Annual tax hearings. which began
last week. will be concluded today
when the commission will hear from
telegraph and telephone companies.
steamboat companies and canal COM
panics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
COMPULSORY
sSsoi
I,ss EDUCATION STATUTES
Hill Goes Over
Plnns for Coming Term With
49, Principals.
SCHOOLS TO OPEN TOMORROW
White Teachers Will Hold Import.
ant Conference This Morning nj
1880 = Complete Repairs to
= John Marshall High.

Ways and means looking to en-
Increment OF compulsory education
laws Were discussed at a conference
fof principals in the Office of super
4intendent Albert IL. Hill yesterday,
Richmond now has two truant oiii-
GERS. one white and one colorod, VINO
will be instructed 10 see that the
laws are RICHLY enforced.
Grammar schools graduates only
arc eligible for the cooperative
school Tor pupils who for economic
! reasons must work and who 90 not
attend night s.noon such schools
will open tomorrow morning at $40
O'Clock with the other schools 1t was
decided at the meeting
9st Conserve school Rocks.
,eaeh sss be careful ; in discardins Old
books, as the book fund is running
low. was made by Mr.. B!nford. as
sistant superintendent. Many books
that could be used by recovering were
thrown away last term. Mr. B!nford
stated.
Repairs practically have been COM
splcted at John Marshall High School
preparatory to opening OF school to-
5first-year high school pupils who live
in Barton Heights. Highland Park
ind Ginier Park Will attend the
school was loaned by Miss Grace
Arents to the school board.
White Teachers to Meet.
. White teachers OF the city will out
line plans FOR the coming session Al
n meeting this morning AZ 1880
sohooi. Teac fSr from aS" ca!leornfa !,
I Texas. as well as from nearer Nir-
Etnia, are expected 10 attend this
meeting. when the list for the coming
session will be read by Mr.. HNl.
Coiored teachers Will meet in the
Armstrong School this day NJ noon.
Mr.. Hill stated that he saw no rca-
son for teacher shortage this year
and that. as far as he knew. the num-
Der of required teachers and those
reporting for work were about even.
No sure estimate can be reached un-
III this morning, when the assign
mentS Will be made, however, he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
Changes in DOG Lnu.

Attention is being called TO sew
eral changes In the dog law made
by the General Assembly in session
here last spring. by the Department
OF Game and Inland Fisheries. One
or the big changes is of the age at
whlch dogs are taxable. II has been
changed from six to four months.
Another change eliminates the mug
zie ana confinement features OF the
old law. a third change makes the
penalty per cent If not paid before
February l. The law also makes IL
n misdcmeanor IL dogs are not H.
Gonsed by their .owpers by March /.
PROVISION requiring all dogs TO he
listed with the Commissioner Of the
Revenue is stricken out. FIFTY per
cent of the total amount collected
In tax will be turned over to the
Iepartmcnt OF Game and Inland
Fisheries for use In enforcement OF
the statutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
Seek increase in Rates.

Application for an increase in its
minimum freight rates Will be made
by the Virginia Steamship Company
OF the state Corporation Commission
on September 20. The company IS
asking for an Increase in rates OF
inGs on the Mattaponi River, accord
ing to w. ID. stuart, traffic manager
OF the company. The hearing OF the
petition Will como before the commits
sion at 10 o'clock
Applications OF several other com
panies operating steamships in Vir-
Sih!a waters have been granted by
the commission, as no one appeared
either in defense of or in opposition
10 the new rates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
.RICHMONDERS ARE HURT
"a IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
Mrs. =. w. Lloyd and Son and
II Daughter Among Those Injured
.ti ON Camp Humphreys Road.


Daughter Among Those Injured
stIt.t on Camp Humphreys Road.
q Three persons from Richmond, one
from Petersburg. and three from
Washington were injured in an auto
mobile accident on the Camp
Humphreys road near Gum Springs,
Va. about five miles south OF Alex
andria, Monday afternoon. The in
iured are Mrs. $. w. Lloyd, her
daughter. Virginia Lloyd, and her
son. Robert Lloyd. all OF Richmond:
Mrs, }. y: Lanier, of petersburg. and
Stephen Dunn, James Dunn and Ray
mond Reed. OF Washington. Mrs
Lloyd, her children, and Mrs. Lanier
were in touring, car returning from
Washington TO this city, and being
driven by Miss Lloyd, and the three
4 men were returning from fishing
"Trip, when the accident occurred.
Mrs. Lloyd and her party were
taken to the Alexandria Hospital,
where they We're given medical at
tention. At the hospital 1t was
stated that Mrs. Lanier had suffered
Z broken shoulder. Mrs. Lloyd was
suffering from bruises and the shock.
Miss Lloyd from a spraincd ankle.
: and Robert Lloyd from bruises The
GSar is reported to be be q total wreck
- NStephen and James Dunn and Reed
stwerc given emergency treatment for
bruises and shock at the scene Of
the accident and went OH TO Wash
lngton. Their car was only slightly
damaged.
Mrs. S. w. Lloyd lives ut Goa IIaw-
thorne Avenue, Gintcr Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
Retire From Executive Commi,,c.

II. y. EIIIer and @ q; \Vhrn,Irv
nave, retired as members of The cX-
ecutivc committee OF the directions
oI the l. -. .. +. building fund
iheE We're succeeded by Thomas b.
Newton and lliil Montague. C. H.
Harper retired as treasurer and as
"a member of the executive committee
pcihE succeeded by Marcclius Hicks
as treasurer and John Dunn as n
member of the committed
The campaign is reported to be
progressing satisfactorily, rs All!
lodges in Richmond are uniting in
the project H. l.. Bake is man
agcr Of the campaign for the sale
Of stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
SHOW NEW NAVY FILMS
AT MONROE PARK TONIGHT
Series of Free Exhibitions to lie
Given Throughout the city by
Kccruitinss Force.

The big navy truck in charge OF
turned to Richmonl Win iSS', new m'I n,, ms
and will give Il series of free shows
in the city parks beginning tonight
at Monroe Park ut o'clock. Friday
night the show will be repeated at
CANDLES Hill.
The shows that have been given
have been largely patronlzed, and
been experienced by the men in
charge in keeping the patrons from
crowdinG in front OF the screen,
thereby Interfering with the show
II is therefore requested that patrons
Keep this in mind and remain at
some distance from the screen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
Lnhnr Heads TO intend Meets.

Gin!a District Lodge of Machinists
3nd " T. Robinson. business agent
for Machinists' Lodge. No. 10. Will
leave Richmond. September IS. 10 at
'cnd tho annual session OF tho In
lcrnaHonal Association OF Machinisis.
me convention starts September 20
and the delegates expect TO be gone
Two weeks More than 1000 labor
as.Irfs and officials Of various orgaui-
cations are expected.
JACOB hotch w.!l attend tho annual
T,,piF"hc4on ~ the International
Hekery and Confectionery workers nj
ClnC.MnA.I This month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
SMITH AT WORK
..lsrohibition Department Reports Ac-
= nSity since Cnipcpcr Man

Two arrests for violation OF the
State prohibition lsws have been
tInade by officers OF the State Pro.
shbition Department since Harry y
Smith took chars;e rs commissioner.
il G.. Dazzling, Of Rinsold. was ar
crested for having in his possession
Hour gallons and one quart Of liquor.
rested for manufacturing beer.
Ise commissioner Smith has not We,
announced the name OF his State neld
fAgents, declaring that IL will be his
spp1icy to conceal their Identity as
Fart as possible from the public, be-
safcying that their work can be made
more effective under This policy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
HIGHLAND PARK WOMAN IS
STRUCK AND HURT BY TRAIN
IL Found Beside Ir%cL i. i,c,,
scious Condition and Removed
Ia fiuspitai

Miss Marie Vaughan. O, 1921
Fourth Avenue, Highland Park. was
struck by ChcsaDcalte and OHIO pas
senger train no. l5s late yesterday
Einin Avenue. just inside III. civ
Limits. She WIS found lying near
the tracks by Lieutenant Green ana
ambulance and had her rernuyrl n
Virginia Hospital. lgAulnin:.iioH
revealed that the womau's condition
rs serious. but her Injuries are not
expected to prove fatal. according 10
4information late last night Driail.
sof the accident had not been asccr-
.tafned at late hour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Meeting of white teachers of
Richmond public schools to outline
plans for coming season, John
Marshall High school, 1880.
ltic Ia IN q u ii Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confcdcracy, tn
elect delegates TO State conScn-
ton of L. ID. G., Confederate 'Nlu-
scum, IL.
Mems club. I.
Grandchildrcn'SC Chapter. United
Daughters Of the Confedcracy,
25:a I>cnSinEton Avenue, 4.
business meeting. Woodland
Heights baptist Church, 8.
Lyric, vaudeville and motion
pictures. 3:30, y and 9::sO.
Free open air motion pictures,
direction Community Recreation
A y so a. NJ on, Scnbrook Play
grounds, y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
Open h.sc,,mcnt ,I,oo,,,

Announcements Was made ycsterday
by the Board Of Assessors that tho
assessment books for Clay Ward vii!
ne 'hrown open 10. publis Inspection
public is Invited by the board 10 como
ana !ook over the assessments made
ana point out any existing errors.
officials OF the board announced
mat thcy would keep the books omen
20 the public In the basement ne ~
CITY Han today. tomorrow, Friday
monday and Tuesday neN, between
the hours of 3 and O'CLOCK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
McunIon CommI,1ce Encns nnna,.

NtCOru!NG 70 statement of f'hoIr
Juan X. Allan Ammons, of tho ar
rang6mcMts committee for the an
nua! reunion OF the veterans OF the
Richmond Monday night, thr rnn.
miitce faces Il deficit OF sometime
!'k" $1,000. Tho exact amount can
not be known until all the bills are
~. II Is declared that the cost of the
reunion was about $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
Kelly I,Iectca Crnnd I<nIrht

SalnucI l. Kelly was chosen grand
knight at the annual election or OFF,
GERS OF Richmond Council. knights OF
Columbus. in McGill Hall last night
Athcr officers selected were: A. H.
Fc!thauS. deputy grand knight: j.
NJ. MuldownGy. recorder: l.. NJ Tim
minis. financial secretary. and j. =.
kcliy. treasurer, John j. Blake out
lined plans for the knights OF Column
bus free night school for ex-scrvice
men,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
Council Committees TO Meet.

CITY Clerk Alfrad II. Mcdowell YES
tcrday announced the time for meet
inEs OF the new standing commit
tees OF the Council. which will or
SahiZe ana elect officers SO as TO be-
Gin business before the end or this
/: month. The committees are called 10
meet in the following order tomor-
row. streets. l.. NJ; finance. 4:45
" ordinances, 500 l.. NJ. public
buildings and properties, $40 y N :.
dock. river and harbor. i i. NJ:
claims, 6:i5 Il NJ: advertising and
enterprises. Csc T. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

Mcrccrizcd PopIin-50 inch.
wide; in light or dark
rose, green, brown or
blue. S2.25 a yard.
ScrIm, Vouc and Mnrqui-
sctto Curtains = various
styles, including some with
motifs; $f.35. $500 and
500 n window.
Novelty Net Lace Curtains
plain net with figured
borders; remarkable val
ICES at $1,000, S12.5O and
$500.
Imported Irish Point I4ace
Curtains - splendid for
wear; $500, $3.50, $40,
$1,000, $1,000 md $500
10 $4,000 q window.
Imported Lace Arabian Cur.
tains-made on genuine
cable nets, $3.50, $1,000,
$12.50, $500 and $500
a window.
Filct Lace Curtnins-the
highest achievement in
lace curtain weaving;
$500, $500, $500, $11
q window.
Panel Iaices-ninety inches
wide. finished fiat or
round at bottom; plain or
trimmed with neat edge.
at $3.75 and 5000 a yard.
Floor Three-West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

31-Inch Plain Mcrocrizcd
Madras, in rose. blue.
green. brown, gold and
red, Toe n yard.
45-Inch Plain Mcrccrizc<i
Madras, in rose, blue,
gold, green, brown and
red, S2.3J q yard.
5O-Inch Plain AIcrccrized
Madras, in rose, gold. blue
and green. $3.50 a yard.
16-Inch Two-Tono Madras.
highly merccrizcd cotton.
with 4 fiber thread alter
nag, blue and gold, red
ant green. green and gold.
brown and green, giving
metallic appearance to
the cloth. Also two-toncd
gold and two-toned green,
S2.25 a yard.
Fine Rcpp Cretonne-a very
decorative pattern OF
flowers and birds in all
over effects. Rich color
ings; 36 inches wide,
Sf.75 n yard.
Shnki Drapcrics-rich deco
rative colorings-old rose.
Copen. old gold, popular
shades OF green; special,
S1.35 a yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
Issue nepnir pcrn,it.

"a Inrmfts Tor repairs and alteratjors
Were issued by Building InsDecior
John z. Butler yesteyIay as follows.
no Ralph NJ. Hoover. for repairs to
dwelling at 23io East Grace street.
1900 Mrs, Clinord Smith. alterations
&nd repairs 70 dwelling at 1871 West
SfTanklin 6treet, $500. '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

\ business meeting will be held by tho
congregation OF Woodland Heights Bap-
list Church tonight at o'clock in the
church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
Hurry Local hoy in Ar,,n-,on

Roland Dixon, of Richmond, was
n, ,,s me war dead buried in Ar
nnEton cemetery yesterday with full
military honors. One Officer ani
iorty-s!x enlisted mon who died Over
seas were buried
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

Observation-Disclosures Chapter, No. l. u. D.
c, VIII meet this afternoon at o'clock
with Mrs. Samuel Dew. 2529 Kcnsingtou
Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

Monthly meeting of Richmond Grocers,
Inc. AN organization composed OF retail
Groccrs OF the city, will be held tomorrow
m!Eht at Murphy-s Hotel Annex.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

Rev. c. W. Sheriff. OF Huntington Pa
who Is visiting Richmond will conduct
services In cambridge Street Baptist
church tonight AT O'Clock. The church
now is without pastor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Or. \. 9. Wexford has returned from
N!mroI Hall. where he spent his vaca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
September Sale-Dependabze
HOUSEWARES

1t is possible here to list but few of the many
| ltems-and then but briefly, as suggestions-in-
| cluded which make Of this September Sale of
| Housewares one of the most important occasions
| Of the year. Housekeepers whose eyes scan the
| list will know instantly what their own REQUIRE
| ments
| Our assortments Of just such things are very
extensive, and, coincident with their greatest de-
mand, our prices surprisingly moderate
| For the Bathroom Galvanized Ware
Towel Bars Strength OF materials
Soap Dishes and rigidy of construc-
Sponge Holders ton the features OF
Robe Hooks our Galvanized products
| Tooth Brush Holders Ash Cans
Medicine Cabinets Garbage Cans
| Bath Chairs Water Pals
Bath Stools Wash Tubs
! Shoe Shine Cases Refrigerator Pans
i Mirrors Oil Cans
| Special Pantry Sets For Cleaning
Four-Piece Sets, made Brooms
of tin painted and stem Floor Sweeps
ciled III Dutch scenes, oiled Mops
| consisting Of Dustless Mops
Flour Can Polishing Mops
Sugar Can Scrubbing Mops
Gomez Can Wall Busters
| Tea Can Hand busters
| The Feather busters
| Dust Clothes
For Your Kitchen s saaib' Brush shnsh
Pyrex Cooking Ware Silver Polish
| aluminium Cooking Ware Furniture Polish
| Enameled Cooking Ware Floor Wax
Coffee Mills Carpet Cleaner
| Food Choppers Soaps
Wire Straners
Pn n1nssr Kn ke;.., Special Wall
slicing Knives busters
Bread BOX Made Of white lambs
S lMg bo4 wool, with eight-foot
Flour Box handle, for Soc.
cake closets Basement--East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

Attorney General John l.. Saunders is n
Stnunion attending sessions OF the SUI
prcInr Cour. OF Appeals. which Is Sitting
in that city this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

Miss Mary c. Williams. OF South Rich
mond. left for New York last night to at
tend the New York School OF Art. Miss
1870. class OF John Marshall High School.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08
Tapestries for Upholstering

Handsome verdure tapestries for living
room furniture; great variety Of patterns
and color combinations, 800, $3.50 a ward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

John Hutcheson director OF agrlcul-
tural extension work at BiWrkslur~ !,
hrf. for conference with W. l.. Kirby.
81 'he chamber or Commerce agricultural
DVt.dn, regarding better marketing ia
c,iIies IN IIenricO County. lie said tina;
ne colored aEriculturalists Of the STATE al
virginia Po!ytechnc institute have won
Treat rra!a" from Federal sources for their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

Election OF delegates TO tho State Con-
yeniion OF the United paughters OF ,isc
Corfcdcracy will TAX" plnc. this morning
at IL o'clock, aAthc Conrederato Museum'
az moet!ns OF the N!chmond Cha pter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

For tho convenience OF attorneys who
nave motions TO make IN regard to tho
disposition OF estates and for the probate
OF Wills. Judge William A. Moncurc will
hoId a special probate term Of the Chan
Gerry Court tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

Work on the paving OF Scmmes Avenue
Is progressing rapidly. This is the prin-
ctpal thorouGhfare between Woodland
delights and Forest I'M. The smooth paw
inE vii! extend as far as ThirtY-ifth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

40 opposition appeared a. tho hearing
ot iRS valuations OF electric light. gas and
lover conpaH!es before the state Com
iucrcc Commission yesterday morning ara
NE session wac brief Valuation OF teir-
niohr ana telegraph companies VII, lie
;hls morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

T. !. Ebarlev. az Elliu. has hnc, ,,,,,..
,"ur w VII , = Hollste:n hun calf as a reward
from one COW. The presentation WIS
't"GG i. on Hshat Of hnnnyinede stock farm
t.ucha nan OF the dairy depart,n"mt OF
y. T. |. Vi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

Ihe condition OF Miss DOROTHY V Nc.
n"uen, OF Barton Heights "a trained nurse
who WAS recently returned from Birmiur
nun "a. whc!. she WAS at the bedside
week ana underwent an one rntiSN -, N
moral Hospital, is 50 ia 10 hc ntuch Ia,
prove" prs. Ths operation IS reported as be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-08

Oihcia4s az the Intcrnal Revenue pe
na!im"nt Will auction of a fivc-passenrc-
LS'. IN, OF q popular 1919 make. seized
~ the n"partincnt while In use transnnr,
inEiEr liquor on September ia Thn ,..S :
VII he ancti0ncd OF before IN. pnst
office by the marshal '"' posi-