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Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-04
STATE KEEPS UP
RODENT FIGHT

PHOENIX. Dec. 2s.-The Biological
survey r0den; control work. neceS-
sa-ily cpped in the northern part OF
the state by the stress OF weather.
has been brought southwark and row
is being rushed in the Sat Rifer val
ley. whore thousands CT collars dan
age ai,r.- j. Is done by POCKET go
rhers. That a.. only burrow through
canal banks bu, eat plant ROOFS an
crops. T.. A Gilchrist. rodent pes,
director. has been making demOnstrl-
tisns Of trapping and poisoning in
several parts Of the valley. ard has
ben supplying poisoned grain to the
farmers 1t is tod Caat toll OF 20
gophers was known from the use OF
4 single quart of poisoned grain. that
hal cost u cents
The best CT results are reported
from the northern sections, where
work especially has been directed
against prairie dogs. The dog va
lagos have almost been wiped out IN
the Sitgreaves forest. wAer2 luxur-
ian, grasses sprang upon thousand,
of acre that formerly were kept close
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-04
FLORENCE NEWSPAPER MAN
MEETS BRIDE IN TUCSON
AND WEDDING BELLS RING

TUCSON. Dec 2s.-H. II. Wren.
son OF the editor CT the Florence
Blade-Tribune and associated with
the latter in the publishing business.
was married in this city Saturday
evening at us O'Clock to Miss Ethel
Rose. daughter of E. A. Rose, of San
Bernardino. Calf.
The ceremony was performed BIZ
Judge o. L. Pease. in his Office in the
county court house. a witness being
Harry Harpham. friend of the
g-1om. who attended the young pep
pie.
The bride. who is native Arizcnan.
has made her home for the past year
in Florence. She was returning
from Christmas visit to her brother.
Allan Rose. at Bisbee. when she was
me; al Tucson by Mr.. Wren.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-04
DOUGLAS AERO SQUADRON
HAS 100000 FIRE

DOUGLAS. Dec. 2s.-Fire. breaking
1u- n the machine shop truck 81
F.ish, 4. se;l Aero squadron. this al
e-n1on. destroyed equipment estimai-
: % be worth 100000 All airD!anes
proximity 70 the fire we're saved
slamen were prevented from fghr-
ag the flames by the explosion Of 2j'
,s-iil bcmbs. as wei as gasoline AMI
Of, containers.
Chauffeur Anthony Jaroskl ani Pr
ate E,ni, Martin were seriously
1r-aed By the explosion Of gasoline
4 the machine shop. which started
he fire.
The cause Of the explosion was 4
mystery
Members G; the Eight. led by their
officers. attempted to control tn
94mes. ba. v.;hou: asa..' The flames
communicate themselves 70 nearby
living quarters and to store house
a watch we're 25e ae-ia. bombs The
'e-or,aaes wl:ch were near the shop
were dragged to safety AL effort to
save any par; Of jhe eqaipmen: was
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-04
NOGAlES SUSPECTS
aELIEvEO WRONG.

Depu.y Sheriff Billy Bennett, and
Special Agents Forbes and Kelly Of
the Southern Pacific ccMpany were
IN Tombstone for i short t.ne this
afternoon in conference al the sher-
ms Office -hey repo-. that SO ia:
no clue Lee .ng &c III arrest Of the
athe. Mex.ctn who assaulted and "a
mos. u.urd5reL Brakeman Geo. White
IN ne 5. p. ire.gh; a, fully Station
ha, yet been found. although they are
s:iil at work On the case.
\ repor; was received today by
Chief Dega.y Sheriff Geo. HenshaG
from Chic: Of Pc..oe Lowe, OF No
gales. tina; two Mex.cans had been -
rested there a. suspects IN the White
case one q TIE Mexicans has AZ
Elgin wa.c.with broken chain ard
a knife n broken blade. AMI
bloods,aiusG. The officers do not be
'!eye. however. that the Mex.cans are
he r.sht oaGs. since he knife used
bv lose Vare!a. the Mexican vino was
captured AZ san Simon, ana whom
White says did lie cutting. is now
IN the 20. session Of Sheriff Mcdonald.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-04
MAKE scroolHousE FoS MEX.
ICANS OF OLD TINE THEaTEa

B.SBBE. Dec 3o.-.,l.era:.5a CT The
Old oper, house. Jus, above The c.,y
park. to make i; school i5- Mex
cans. was begun ye-:erGay. The Plans
call FOR zen rooms in he building. fye
0: which will be fcr :adas,r!l, edaca-
t!on
The school classes will be regula,.
ed under the platoon system. which
places ha,! .he Students in the five IL
dustr.si c,asa-ooms while ;he other
half are attending. Their grammar
classes. The school day will be brok.
en- into periods, which provides for
hourly changes from, the Industrial
Classes 70 the regular rooms
The old opera house was once the
center Of amusement IN B.sbee but
for the last eight years. until its pu:
chase by the boari of school trustees
il has served as lodging house.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-04
Nh FOUR. OF COCHISE co.
IS che OF OLDEST SETTLERS
IN WHOLE STATE OF ARIZONA

PiOENIN. Dec. 29-.Jeke Miller
: me fines, fellow in the world p
sad 1oaa " Osborn, bail:G OF div,
sion ~. ; c; me superior cour-. yes
a:day. 'tu; h hlsn'; passel nor
hr.-tm2ses IN Arizona than any on
r white man now living, as the Re
publican stated in its issue on Chris
mas day
My father John p. Osborn" h
-n,.naed came wish M ard the res.
the family 20 Prescott on July :.
1854 That makes So Christmas trees
We have lighted in this state Bu; ne
sides myself and my Two brothers.
Nea, ard William. there are several
others. lots of them, who have 20.
Jake Miller beat forty ways.
Take I'd Wells. Judge Ed Wells.
&: Prescott. fer instance. Then there
are George Carey. John Ehie OF Sku,.
valley. uncle OF Charley Bowers. IN
ie-sae-n here, and lot OF women.
Ha.- wives and others. They all came
~. e in the same year tina: we
i.d.-
A. he was talking Billie FOUR Of
Ccchise county walled up.
There's another" Osborn exclainl-
ed Billie FOUR has been living Oh
he ives; side OF the Dragon noun
ta.as since 1861. I'm afraid we are
going 10 have 10 say something 10
jake"
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-04
SUES 80 FOR TAXES

PRESCOTT, Ariz.. Dec. 30.-Delin-
quent tax suits involving approx
mateIy $4,000. were filed against 50
defendants by County Treasurer p.
J. Koehane today. One defendants
was DR.. f. B. Perrin OF Williams, in
volving a large acreage of Yavapai
county land. Dr. PERKINS, taxes, in
the complaint. were fixed at 5000
fer two years.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-04
CIVIL CASE SSET.

The civil non-iury calendar was SCI
yesterday in the superior court AMI
viii. last most of the month OF Janu-
airy Following IS the calendar be-
ginning on January 5th:
Elya Jane =. Cyrus l.. Grower. di
yorce- Jan >.
son.hwes, Lumber Go. .. Geo. Ec,
deb;. Jan. 5
Vera G. vs.. Dayton l.. Graham. d.
roree. Jan {.
Theo. Z. Guenther, admr.. vs.. Hef-
.ern Cooperative Cold Mining and
Milling CO.. debt. Jan. Il.
Margaret williams. admr., vs.. jas
Harper. debt. Jan. 20.
Chas Polti vs. John P.ccolo. appeal
!. P Court Jan l..
Geo. A. shaver V John H. Watson.
s.peal J. p Court. Jan 10.
Broahy Carriage Go. vs.. Z. P q
X damages IA, "a
W. C Porter IS arizona Auto Ac.
90
7'i''-s 49, -"
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-04
Arizona ENGINEERS TO
STUDY PROJECT PLANS

PHOENIX. Dec. -o-Sta.e Engineei'
ThNuls Maddox. a Q Erh1rd. an /
NO assistants 0. the state engineers
Office. le:, today Tor The Lyman irri-
gl.ion projec; Z northeastern Arizona
70 make thorough s;ldy OF the pro-
ice; before submitting final plans and
specifications TO The state loan ooari
!; was announced :cday
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-04
MINIMUM WAGE LAW VIOLATED
GIN TUCSON BY RESTAURANTS

PHOENIX. Dec. 2s.-That the state
minimum wage law is being grossly
violated in Tucson and that married
women are in part responsible for the
alleged violation are charges contain
ed in a letter to the attorney general
from a Tucson woman. The writer
wants to know what can be done to
remedy the SITUATION and in reply At
torney General Jones refers her 10 the
law. setting forth tina; the minimum
wage for women in Arizona is SO per
week. and adds that if she knows OF
any violations of this law she should
consult with the county attorney.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-04
BRAKEMAN IS AGAIN
MAOs PRESIDENT OF
TrE PIONEERS SOCIETY,"

'fE Tl-NG =Fo S@SsETf
TUCSON. Dec. es-The revived an
nus! Observance o. December 2s as
Pioneer Day N Tucson. marking the
Anniversary Of the founding date OF
Arizona Pioneer Historical association
begin "A .uji5 q; , y. u. with the
membe.sh.p dld business meeting a:
the ,s.c,l..1n hail en- V est Congress
stree. The session was largely a.
tended. Uase ;Lan ff,y of the piJ-
neers sai sons CT p:oneer-am1ug
them Glen whose rem inissenoes went
back - strenuous sixties. when Tuc-
son WIS an isolated Mexican Indian
puebi, Ct 4 few hundred souls
speCA II he desert between santa Re
OF the cas-; and SlE Diego on the
wes;
i feature Of the afternoon was tn
read ns .; the Pioneer Poem NJ
dame Alice Mgrajeska read :e..e-
wri;.ea % her il the Ia:e 7Gs By Gen
Howard OF ;he United states army il
which that of'ice- described his meet
.ns with Captain Je2crds Who. acted
as his guide and protector IN an in
terview Wa tHe Apache Ikief Gu
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-04
THREE MEN ARE
INJURED WHEN CAR TURNS

DOUGLAS. Dec. 3.9-Al Fisher. F.
E Bone and Frank Myers we're rest
ing we'll last nigh: and Indications
pointed TO the recovery Of all three
men. who received serious injuries
In an automobile accident yesterday.
Their car overturned on the highway
Just west OF the city Unless unfcre-
seen complications arise, 1. IL beIiev-
ed all viii recover They are at the
CaIume: hospital.
None OF the men was in a co1Gi-
ton to be interviewed last night. bu-
all were conscious.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-04

Tina: conditions Il the Near Els-
are verse ,h.s winter -lan during the
aar?
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-04

Myers IL a former Tombstoni;e, hav-
ing been master mechanic for the old
T. c. N. Co. during his residence
here.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-04
CHARACTER is implie

going qualitics-it is the re
exercise Of both, and shou
deepen.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-04

relationship quality that
consideration. cheerfulness-'
makes persistingly satisfactt
the above basis possible.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-04
RESPONSIBILITY

and dependabllity that con
Of cxpcricnce-the tested
weather or fo;l-thc qualit.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-04

Torrance Of entrusted du'
what earthly good is a partr
thing?
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-01-04

Loyalty to the best interests o
misunderstood and
sometimes recognized as loyalty
event that called il forth has pa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
WILL SHOW PICTURES OF
BOTH DIVISION THIS WEEK
Community Reservation Association
Closes Successful Seanon-About
53,Of0 Saw prvS rims Given.

Motion pictures OF the EiSht:e,h
Division in action will be shown all
this week 1T The various city parks
by the Community Recreation Asso-
summer schedule OF outdoor movies
last week after th!rty-s!x programs
had been given to more than $4,000
people in Monroe and Ch!mhora-o
Parks and al the South Richmond and
Sea BROOK Fairgrounds.
'nuni;y recreation Association to So
cure an interesting and 4; :hc same
time. Instructive program. The IrN-
gram consisted of educational and in
dus;r!al features and comedies My
own United states" po-;.ay:aE
Man Without Country. "A Man
ana lis AnEle,.. and The sacred csr-
features that were show..
Eight hand concerts We're .vca s:
Byrd Park during the season T&s
crowds were less during tAs rainy
season. bu, shou; $4,000 pco3.e Es%-s.
the band concerts. The .uusi; ~a>
tion OF Moses Stein Tha; ;hs rr@--
steers enjoyed :; ,horoueh,y WAS 1-sry
evident IN addition 70 ihs 1ic;--e,<
and concerts the Community Club. :-e
Fairgrounds Al Unity Club xca ne
SoloTed club at GO Clay S;res;, hHye
had big seasons.
The schedule for the E!gh;is;h ~
vision pictures for ta!s wees y as
follows: Monday night. n; BuCnau-
nan School; Tuesday night; a: don
70" Paris. and arrauge are he
.nE made TO show this picture on Er!-
DAY night 10 the American Leg ion. ut
Community Club, B.ivedc-e and Main
Streets. American Legion and Com
Recreation Association head
quarters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
PLAN TO PUBLISH BUSINESS
WOMERS DIRECTORY HERE
Would Include Names III Those Prom
inrnt In Professional Fields
in Richmond

.Tndcr The joint auspices oc The
frofcsS ional Women and the Bureau
OF Vacations directory OF local
women engaged IN business or pro-
ieSSiohal callinsS will he issued soon.
Plans for this volume wcre cOnsuo
mated yesterday. l. Is estimated that
II Will be Of considerable value 10
loca! people. also serving "a put out
SidcrS in direct tClich with tile many
women who are prominent here :,
various felds, mIsic. art. literature
nursing. medicine, teaching ana
straight; business
Mrs. !. X. Bowman. Of the Worren.s
Federation, and Miss Nora Hammer
representing the nursing profession:
MISS o. ). Hatcher and Miss Kate
T!llett. Of the Bureau Of Vacations,
are prominent in the new movement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
HleaSs PLANS FOR
|Te0dbYs' C0NFAB HERE
|sSsihs VIII Begin Next Wcdncs.
dd$ In Chamber OF Commerce
Auditorium.
ARE NAMED
plcistnn Mortham Heals Confer
Esntc Gk0gp-A. T.. Wilmer Is in
I ChHrgcSf q arrangements and Gem
serU Charles Anderson Reception.

Ian announcement was made last nigh;
the members OF the Richmond
hapter OF the Red Cross who Will
bmpsse the committees in charge OF
ie gfpup+oen.ercnce 10 be held We'd
esdas ard $Thursday. at which time
be raaGH tit1e activities OF the Red
fossr%iIT be outlined by department.
IiEectors OF the Potomac division.
Del5gates from Red Cross chapters
t&enty-seven Virginia counties
frensS. the principal sessions OF
fhicW Will be held IN the Chamber
Cam,perre.; auditorium. The COM
hittcf Embellishments follow;
Personnel of Committees.
IConferencet; committee = Coleman
fortFam, chairman: y. L. Wilmer.
{eneral Charles J. Anderson and NESS
farthn w. Purcell.
COMMITTEE on rranEcnents-A L.
Wilmer, chairman; Richard Gwa;h-
hey. ~. H. Bintord. l. Is Stern.
harltS L. Williams and II. G. Boy
ReSption committee = General
harles J. Anderson. chairman: Mayor
+. Page. DcSbto Fi,zGerald and Mes
(amesr c. Z. liolling. Charles Z. Will
{amsit Henry Baskervill, Sam Cohen.
HenrE R1er pugdalc. Thomas
| Pusiiciiy Nsemmi,,ee-Niiss Martha
iurcGH. chairman Miss Sue Cray.
PISS Frederiea Campbell. Miss G..ce
Allssessions OF the conference will
|e open 20 the public. including n
teetiSg SCHEDULED for Wednesday
IightSat s:ls O'clock in the audi
|ori1V Of the John Marshall High
{chooL Motion pictures showing the
Ictlriles OF the Red Cross at home
md abroad VIII be exhibited al this
heetiug, and addresses will be made
ealing wish the work now occupy
| ion He attention OF the orfaniza-
Miss Malthy Here.
Miss Frances Maltby. OF Augusta.
ny. one OF the pioneer public health
|Mrses OF America. will talk on The
Iuolist Health Nurse" and DIR. Thomas
II. Green. director OF the Speakers
,urenl, national headquarters. will
peak Eon-S GU. American Rad Cross
Bestfe s discussing the pcacc-ti,nc
|yorh ,pf Shc lted Cross the delegates
4. InnrsdaT's session will consider
eiahs or ,tSs fourth Red Cross roll
Eaii; Or membership campaign, which
EeEins AEMi stice Day. The visitors
FIJI BE TIE guests Of the Richmond
hapter a; luncheon Thursday M
o'cipck at the Hotel Richmond
lnSite Many Delegates.
p fuek f iSn5n Amria
tnarleS City. Cha rlotte. CunbcrInnJ
Sinwyd liza Petersburg chapter and
,,lnwiedIe Eouaty chapter, l'!uvanna.
topcms MI; i!"enesvillc. Halifax.
ienriTo LR:chmond cnapicr and Chess
erheia County vhaptcrp, King ana
tueeqr King William. Louisa. I1uncn-
urg Ikenbridge and Victoria chan
g sl..t Mcc"!enburS, M!ddics.x. New
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

been innuguratcd when tho six cent
iare ON city lines was allowed by
the City Council
The hearing before the Commission
Involves also an application OF the
virginia Railway and Power compc ny
20 discontinue the giving OF trans
iers ut each end OF the intcrburban
or round trip tickets between Rich.
mona and Petersburg.
People outside the city limits who
are paying Increased faro without
transfers claim that tho company did
not have the right under the city or
aer to Increase rates outside the ciey
limits.
The hearing on these questions MAS
stponed from September - > Sep
TENDER 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
WARNS AGAINST DlPHTHERIA
Medical Inspector u. VI, Chiche.ter
Urges Close Watch lie Kept by
All for Infection

DIT. +. VI tAiCNrSttr, lneGiCnl In
spector OF the ci;y Health Bureau, IN
a statement issued yesterday. warns
against diphtherie and urges parents
ana physician" - keep close watch
for any sign OF Infection. He ADVISES
prompt administering Of antitoAin as
the best preventive against the dis
ease. -Four new casls OF diphthe-ia
were. reported. There are now APP
nroNinaicly forty cases in the city
No death from diphthcria was report
ed In August or September
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1920

Petersburg. where II L. und,r r.,,,,
70 avoid. desour at Chesterfield Court
house or Ccntralia 'N's
The hiShwnS OF the Richmond.
Shariottesville road Is dusty. h,,t T.,
better condition than il has been ~
any time during the summer, the re-.
porf shows: Concrete sections on Inc
celient. but dirt sections are onHr
tair. eScert from Richmond to Chick,
3homsny River. which is good TSe
f Ever MHad ISonthl Is dusty. but in
port ~ >ho re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
Shum,vay j. Doing We'll.

According to II Communication re-
cnivcd from Ed shumway. who is as
slstins In, tho work. tho Fairgrounds
over In fine shape and the fuii SIC, 600
set for the campaign will be rnised.
a feature OF tho drive was n parade
of 1900 school children. followed by
way.
MIR. Shumway assisted at the An
item celebration Friday GU tho oc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
MINIATURE ALNIANNC-
NO CHANGE REPORTED IN
CONDITION OF HIGHWAYS
Some Sections Reported Rough. brt
Weather Hurcau Notes Nothing
Unusual

The Richmoad-Wash inSton high
way is in good condition with the ex-
ceHt!on of the dust and roue', scct.ons
between Hateswood and Shell. and AZ
swamp. according 10
me report yesterday OF the Richmond
Bureau
Conditions on ihs Richmond-Clarks-
Vile highway are similar cNccDt near
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

left tho door open. In local cafe
teria yesterday Mrs. j.. r. Holiday
was robbed OF diamond ring and
cash amounting to nearly 5000, ac-
Cording to police reports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

Auxiliary or Porter Street Presby-
tcrian Church Will DO held this nf-
ternoon ut 3:45 o'clock. Mrs. Russell
Moore has Charge OF the, proYran
secretary. a Miss Pattons returnei
niissl onary from Japan. viii mako n
short address
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

Cont Mine Near Pennington.
PENNINGTON, VA. Sept 1S.--The
Brihr Ridge Coal Corporation, recent
ly chartered with $4,000 capital
stock. has acquired coal lands near
here. aud Will proceed at once Is uo-
vclop the Same. Paul Dulaney is
tho president of tho company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

Main Streets as $40 o'clock each
morning Will have. q. taller ono cur.
being reserved for tho public and the
other for girls OF tho college AMI
school; the Same tonybhlcnt arrange
ment Will be rebcatod for the car
leaving Westhampton at 3:i5 o'clock
each afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

Kent. Nottoway. Pittsylvania tChat-
ham and Danvillc chapters). Pow
hatan, Prince Edward. Prince George,
Spotsylvania. Stafford (Fredericks-
burg chapter,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
PROTEST Slx-CENT FARE
ON LINE TO PETERSBURG
Fafr"ns of Virginia Hallway nna
ROVER Company Take Matter 10
Commission.

Patrons living outside the city
units on the Richmond. Petersburg
Electric Railway out of Richmond
and who use this line to ana from tho
city. VIII appear before the State Cor
poraticn Commission In n hcnrins So.
t"r September -. to protes. agGinst
u" ~. increased rare being charged from
the city limits which is said IN bown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
THIEVES MAKE RICH HAUL

rny Roll or s7s5 vnnIshcs and Mrs.
j. II. Holiday Misses $500 and
Diamond Ring.
According to reports made at Po-
lice Headquarters yesterday by j. {.
Beaslcy. 90? Real Estate Exchange
building. pay envelopes with cash
contents of 1851 were stolen from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

: !. ", tNiG.vr,tg-V ..-. ..-........ IS
MMH ir;.n,, ismnSsS;STs - + y |,
SlrSa t"iuvtVstGTC' Yesterday -...... g.
Norma! ;eureta;urc ;Hr iA.s date. ~
iN''!c'"1Cy yesterday ........... =
t,rIv5fo,N since March ....... leS
4'rHNie&NE >]bSH January ...... 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
The Weather
tFurnIs .eG By U. S. Weather Bureau.)
Forecast: Nirrini,,

Forecast: NirEinli,
lair sunday. cooler
Nv might: Monday
fair.
North Carolina
Fair i'm interior. I'M
settled. with prob
abi> rain on Tho
coast sunday: Mon
daS rrNbah,, fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
win run Special rrnl,er.

II IL. announced that tho yirrInia
Railway and Power Company prom
ises ample service on tho wcBthump-
ton line. Cars leaving Ninth and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

k-.Sislh :. hours "ndirE i. NJ. None
SAiui"ii - hours ending l.. Nj. None
ksy->s s-nvs March ............ $ s,
E>sr>s s."ce January ......,... NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
i.sai observations Mt $ p. VI. Yesterday.
Special Data.

W-i direction. south Wind yeiosWv
weather &; J.. NJ. clca.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
w,l, Meet ThI. At,.,,,o,

casion, OF tho unwilling OF the Now
YORK Stnto mOnutpCnti
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
Showing of Mew Fall Fabrics

New materials always interesting. And this
season. with such wealth Of colors and exqui-
site weaves, women will be enthusiastic over this
showing.
There Wool Veours Broadcloths, Polo Coat
ings, Tricotines, New Plaid and Stripe Skrtings
French Serges, etc, in staple and new shades, in
Guiding Ming and Zanzibar. Also French Elan
nes and Crepe Egypta. Special display Monday.
Second Floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
More New Hats In

The woman who prides herself upon keeping
abreast with the fashions will find the showing
of much Importance
Dress tailored and sports models from
Joseph, Vogue, Phipps and De Marinis
Rich with the colors of autumn. Such ex-
quiSite materials and such wealth Of TRIM
ming! Truly hats showing how lovely
they can be.
1t is most interesting collection Of the new
and authentic millinery fashions for the fall sea-
son. Prices are pleasantly moderate
Third Floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
An inexpensive
Layetfe, S33


Complete assortment OF
necessary articles.
% Cotton and Wool Shirts.
-3 Bands.
4 Handmade Bishop Slips.
8 Flanelette Gowns.
B Flannel Binder Petit
coats.
3 White Petticoats.
Il Doe. Red Star Diapers.
Il Baby Bunting Soap.
II Baby Bunting. Powder.
Il Rubber Sheet, crib size.
Other Layettes more elab-
crate priced up to $4,000,
New Enameled
Nursery Furniture
Just In
Complete set of white
enamel pieces, Including
Baby Pens, $500.
Utility Basket, $500.
Bassinette, $3.50,
Wardrobe, $3.50.
Clothes Dryer, $3.50.
Nursery Chair, $1I.5O.
Party Set, @ chairs and
table, painted in quaint de-.
sign, $16.bO set.
Third Floor.