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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-30
NOTE ON TURKEY DELIVERED
fBy United Press)

&c. r.: <>> tBy United ;Press) Es>
p Paris, March 80.--Hugh Wallace,
American ambassador, has delivered
President Wilson's note to the French
foreign office. on the Turkish situa-
ton, ~" -nt'f
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-30
TWENTY KILLED IN OHIO

. (By United Press) s
Cleveland, D., March S0.---Reports
from Ohio say that 40 were killed IN
that state Sunday by q tornado
sweep, 3. @sh, II - a2
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-30
TWO "JACKs' ARRESTED

g, Two lumber jacks were sentenced
to a fine Of SO each or imprison-
ment for 10 days on the charge OF
drunkenness, before Judge J. F. Glib
mons Of the municipal court on Mon
day. The fines in both cases were
RENTED, and the lumberjacks re-
turned to their work in the woods.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-30
RED ARMY ASKS PEACE
(By United Press)

- y : :. Wy = 1h1ce0 1eS57
Essen, March 30.-The w est
Phalian red army has, asked the Ber-
lin government for an axmistice, fol-
lowing its defeat by the Reichswehr
troops. e.. J.. ar. 49,.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-30
CAPT. ORCHARD WIRES ..
3 THAT $4,000. WILL BE .
BUILDING FUND QUOTA
Headquarters Of Bemidji Pos,
t'.>' $: A, i Great Work 2 : -.
*. for Humanity -, 4.
;(.Special Ito Pioneer)

r. ~(Receiyed 3:42 p. m: ,Mondayl I,
Z. Minneapolis March 30.-A "$20,-
900 building for Bemidji will start to
break ground in May, and be ready
for use in July: =. '...-.
I 49,. CAPTAIN ORCHARD.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-30

lie above dispatch was delivered
to the Pioneer late Monday afternoon
sent by, Captain Orchard Of the To-
cal Salvation Army post, and means
that the Bemidji lodge. of Elks cam
paign, aided by citizens of Bemidji,
also by Captain Orchards efforts,
will bring to Beniidji realization of
an Army headquarters in this city,
as haven for rest, comfort and in
telligent care of the destitute and
friendless. -
A The building upon which this gen.
erous sum will. he expended, will be
an important asset to Welfare work
in Bemidji. and vicinity, and will be
in keeping Of loyal management.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-30

= Captain Orchard returned from
Minneapolis early this morning, and
in an interview said: ~, =
G1.'At the meeting Of the Provincial
Affairs Commission of the Salvation
Army, it was decided to build a
$40, 900 building in Bemidji instead
Of that proposed to, cost $40, 1000.
''The work will commence in May
and be completed in July. z:s -
"The size of the structure will be
40xl40 feet, three stories with base
ment, located on a Minnesota avenue
lot. ~ ,+%%s Il -. n
"The ground floor will contain two
store locations; the second floor will
contain the assembly room, and the
third floor will be used by the officers
quarters and apartments"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-11
EPiSCOPAllAN CAMPAIGN
WILL MEET ON FRIDAY
session Scheduled for Today Post
Doned Hccnuac OF Armistirr-
Day IrIchrn finn

Iac meeting OF the central lay
mems committee in cnnrEc NJ tn. ma
tIra-widc campaign. scheduled TOR
Today has been postponed on ac-
G"nn, OF the holiday Chairmau Oliver
y. HEGs announced yesterday that
ne meeting Will take place y, !
o'clock tomorrow aItcrnoo. ~ The
business Mems Cub
All members OF The c!.rgy nuvo
bocn invited TO attend. and prepare.
lions hav" hc'n made - taxi" csr,. ~.
= oout seren;H-:ivc persons Nh SANDS
- pak!ng Sneci"! efforts 20 bring on:
,, 'SaN attendance az his comu!t-e.-
non as matters Of pressing Import
rncc VIII Dc acted upon
-Nmons ota.r things. arran".mru.e
NJ. he perfected :or the great ma
i!on-widc mass-mcctirs which viii
AXE place sunday u!gh, 1t inc Cit;.
Auditor:um. when Bishop Thomas {;
Gai!or will Spcaa II.
Tho nation vide pls..u.. 'whic,,
VAS. successfully produced -; Sc.
ccmbc-, VIII hc Repeated tomorrow.
it!ght a. S:la O'clock Il. ta, C::y Aud
!1DTtnDl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-11
PUBLIC UTILITIES FACING
SERIOUS COAL SHORTAGE
Richmond Department Has None
I'm Route. With Little for Gas
and Electric PinntS

With no Goa! IN route 20 Rich
mond for the use OF the Department
OF Public Utilities and only enough
/" run the gas works and the city
electric plant :oT eight days at half
capacity. Director OF Public Utilities
T. w. Tranord was yesterday com
PEELED 10 borrow twenty tons from
tho Department OF Public Safety in
order TO keep the street lights burn.
ing throughout the city
Withdrawal OF an order by the
Interstate Commc,cc Commission
which assigned a certain number Of
cars monthly 10 the use of city utiii-
ties. is The cause of the trouble. ac-
cording TO MIR. Tranord. lie said
yesterday that since the order was
!cScindcd only about half enough to
all the citY'S needs has been pro
cDrahlc. Contracts which the city
has with Richmond coal company
are made practically void because IL
is impossible 10 secure ears with
which TO transpUr; fuel.
onieSs change is made 1t wiz
'Franord said yesterday Al this sea-
sou OF the year II il tho usual thing
Tor the city's storage bins to he bulE.
ing FOR the winter, AS when cold
weather comes II il seldom that as
much coal can be- secured duriu;: :,
cold snap To supply tn" needs of the
EaS w"rks and the Ugh, rlant;
,nond with electric power or light
hut takes care oc its own needs In
that II furnishes electricity for the.
liEhiinG OF public buildings amh for
the street lights. II III. supply OF
Goa! should hc exhausted. with tn.
present condition at james River.
"hiSh is so low that practically no
power can be generated Tor use OF
IL" city. IL would mean that ,hr
would have 10 appca! 10
private Interests to take care of ii,
aCtual needs.
Mr.. Traftu'd yesterday commented
on tho hundreds Of Thousand cf tons
or coal which is hauled through
tichH!cnd every month to the sea
BOARD. while none can ec procured
for the city's use.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-11
ARTHUR ROBERTSON DIES
At THE JOHNSTON WILLIS
Prominent business Man Passes
.\way-Funcral This After
noon at $40.

'rthur T. Robertson. prominent in
the business and social lie OF Rich
r.ond. died Yesterday afternoon a;
100 o'clock at the Johns;on- W:l,i.
hospital. He had been connected
with the Aibemar!c Paper Company
Tor = period -; twcnty-ninc years.
and. AZ III" time of his death was
secretary and treasurer OF that COM
pauy. His homo was a. AZ Seminary
Avenue, Gintcr Park.
Funeral Services. will hc conducted
from III" residence tins afternoon ut
$50 O'Clock He Will be buried at his
old home. IN Charlotte County. to-
morrow afternoon.
MI. Robertson was u member OF
I'll" Gin.cr Park Presbyterian Church
IN Which he had held tide office o..
deacon 70: years. Two weeks ago
las; sunday th,. members oc this
church elected him TO the Ollie. OF
ruling elder.
Besides = widow. MIR Robertson is
survivor! hv Two children. Katherine
and Charles Robertson: two brothers.
Jndd y. ana 6. Is. Robertson. Of
Charlotte County. ana "a sister. Mrs
NJ l.. Roswell, Of Chase CITY.
Mr.. Robertson was born in Char
iu.'o County. coming 20 this city
about twenty nine years ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-11
Richmond Woman
Pleads for Bears
Mrs.. Nance Wants Them
Protected From HIM
ters to November /.

Laws 20 protect bear in virginia
from hunters to November i'm
stead of September /. as the statute
now provides. We're urged Yesterday.
by Mrs. John g. Munce. OF Richmond.
In an address ~ the first DAYS SEES
sion OF the annual conferences Of
state game wardcnS. meeting in The
hall OF the House Of Delegates.
Mrs. Muncc also recommended that
laws similar 20 those protecting deer
in the. state OF New York. which
max" Il illegal 20 shoot deer in thai
Stat" which do not have horns IL.
enacted in Virginia. Such "A law mo
tccts the doe as we'll as young deer
Mis-. Nance stated. ~
George y. Lawyer. chief United
states game warden. Bureau OF Eio
logical survey. addressed tho confer
enc. -. on the enforcement Of dog laws.
r: I. Cornell. one OF the field agents
q: ;hc department. delivered his re-.
pcr; on the dog law act during IN,
la. year. showing that NOR. thun
. 900 worthless dogs had been :.ottcm
riu OF ia the state, and that ubuu;
sSOu.onO was raised in taxes on ,iors
NJ. ID. Hart. secretary Of state lie
parim"ut of Inland Game and i'ish
cries: and X. l.. Holland. prtsidcnt oc
IN" Cam" Protective and propu-ation
Association. OF New York. also Smoke
me morning session for today will
open al 10 o'clock in the hall IF thr
house OF Delegates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-11
CONDUCTS HEALTH SURVEY
OF $500 HOMES IN YEAR
Tuberculosis Association Finds Inrt,-
seven Cases or Disease
Durlur In3n,

y neg IN survey OF Lou Homes.
distribution %: ,.Ccn pieces oi Her
s;Gvc. ana tn. reaching az ;.IVo poo
Pic through health talk" are listed
I:cfG ;ha aCconp,i Si!!n.E;s ii tie
Richmond Tuhcrculos!S Association III
review issued Yesterday afternoon
"i the organizations work since Jan
uary /.
The nrdinE OF for;y-scvcn cases Of
Tuberculosis thus Tar this year also
MAS shown by inc report Slxty-tlvc
cases We're referred to tho city Ru-
rcau &c Health for diagnosis and
'r.at ri.nt, AMI twenty-five cases were
sent to ianatariu,nS
Proceeds from the sale o: tubc-cu-
!oS!S Christmas seals by the Rich
mond association, December Ia 10.
Will lee used in maintaining and en-
laiginS the activities here IN 1921.
one al The aims OF the National 'ru-
hcrcuioSiS Association and its 1000
affiliated State AND local nrSauiza-
Tons IS L. seek ont ami record all
cases az tuberculosis" said Miss Nora
Spencer Hammer. "EccutiT" secretary
ot ;hr loc"! association. In this
way. much iucip!rMt disease among
naycnts viii 30 revealed. treatment
VIII h' taken II time and the lives
OF man children saved"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-11
BUNDLE DAY. GIFTS ARE
POURING INTO STATIONS
TimcS-Dispatcli Trucks Will Collect
Contributions to Poor and
Needy Tomorrow.
GENEROUS PRESENTS URGED
Baby Clothing Greatly Needed This
Year by the Associated Charities.
Every Sort Is Asked For AMI
Welcomed.

The Times Dispatch motor TRUCKS
will be on; carly tomorrow morning
collecting the bundles o: Old clothes.
which Richmond citizens annually
give 10 the Associated Charities ON
'iiundlc Day" AS in years pas, 'h=
receiving stations Tor all bundles.
which must he we'll wrapped up are
the fire houses,
Nearly all sta;i.r:S repol; that tac
oMnni"S are coming to them il large
numbers. but every one intends 10
eft OF the many needy persons who
cannr, obtain new winter clothing
AZ pr"scn; prices. are urged 20 make
a hnat survey Ut their wa,drohes
today to see ii there is some remain
'nE article. which they can do with
Though baby clothes IL the creates:
need OF the Associated Charities ;his
year. every sort OF clothing is srist
ia the bundle Day" mill. even old
- loom in operation at the Chari-
'i"S headquarters where rag carpet.
may be woven.
Plans for sorting. cleaning and re-
pairing the clothing. after j. Is ~.
one week from tomorrow the ,irst
ins:a!lnicnis will go on sale IN The
permanent; old clothing store which
the Associated Charities, under ~.
direction OF Mrs Norman V Rau-
uoiph committee. will operate. Nj
garments viii he sold u, very uo.ui-
nal cost. For instance. Il young woin-
an may purchase good fall sun -.
Two pieces Tor 81. or pcrhnpS even
.eSs' Such proceeds :.s are lei; a::.,.
in expenses OF cleaning and ,epa!'-
viii b" put int" the purchase q. ncv.
material for making infant clothes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-11
FORMER ILLINOIS SENATOR
WILL ARGUE BONDING, CASE
Arthur j. Hopkins TO Appear In
Supreme Court Today for
Surety Company.
SESSION WILL BEGIN Ar o.so
Adjournment to BE at Noon on Ac.
count or Armisticc Celebration.
'raddock-Tcrry Tax Matter. l.
Included,

Arthur J. Hopkins. United states
senator from Illinois from l.0a to
u"o'. and D7esiden: Of the Illinois
surety Company. will appear: before
the supreme Court of Appeals today
with General 10 Lame Stern and CARY
rms stern, 10 argue an appeal made
several years ago from Il lower cour:
uphoiI!nE Colonel Joseph I:u,tou
state insurance Commissioners, In his
REFUSAL To take down certain bonds
which the surety company had post
ed on behalf of clients here before
II wen; into rccc!vcrship in Illinois;
nv" years ago.
Attorney \. l.. Dickinson Will an.
pear Tor Virginia interests which
nave claims against Mr.. Hopkins
company. Colonel Button said las,
niEh; he would hc in court III per
the case was simply based on de-
c:Sion to follow the procedure Of the
Illinois Insurance Commission. whicn
refused 10 allow the company 10
tax: down bonds posted there until
i, had made proper financial guar
an;ec to all its clients.
H. Stewart Jones. clerk of tho
court "maounccs that sessions vii,
he held today from $3.50 o'clock until
on acccun; OF Armis,icc Day. The
case "' Tho State VS.. l.. T.orillard &
company Viii he closed. today. State
Auditor .. Lee Moore is concerned
" 80 '''S Sd"N. inc IFadduch Ferry
tax case from IynrhburE was CON
e,uded yesterday and IN carly de
c!sion is expected
I'll" next cases 10 b. called ar.
Nos. ). 10, and IS. those of Harris
Aii.m and owens, al versus tbs
Commonwealth Attorneys Eohrrt ~
Hutchinson. Allan ID. Jones and \.
y. Skeen are counsel for the respcc-
tive appellants. j. Vaughan Carr.
Of III" state Tax Board. and A.tor-
neyS Holm l.. Ice anl Volncy Howard
OF l.NnchburE. appeared for ;ne state
yesterday in the CraLdoc,. Terry
cas- asains; Harrison and Long. Mi
Vaughan is in the i.ori!lar,i ease to-
day. tn" iat;rr'S cOunSc! hci".; No
Cure. i;!ciy and EgSlcSton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-11
FORMER RICHMONDER GETS
FIRST GERMAN CONTRACT
W William NaIiure Brauer Makes ~
forts to Pr0rurr L0ns Of
.DtH) tlDO.tp0

IEe niS1 contract made ~ The new
,,srm1h government Ia tn" United
States Mas gwen william Wallace
!t"U"'. son o: Frederick e. E.aucr
-" Allen Avenue. who l. Euw max
ing oi"E;S To procure -. loaa ot g o.
"u""N",u"u 10 finance 'i"s'nan pur-
,h"s"s u the United States This
contrast Authorizes The i:ieHmoI.I
man - secure .Hc loan from ~,
Tinted states government and bears
~" iTst seal 81 IN" Ebert govern
mont WIG. was made especially :nr
:hIs purpose when Mr.. Evaucr was IN
Berlin.
This slno0.o0o. 900 which NJ Fan
"r wac now r.s!d"u: "f NV.
Or" Ni;.. S""A.n: I" borrow trom
the government Is 10 he spent i'm
iHe United States 10: cc:tOS, milk.
p"Cs rh"i"S, mineral. shoes. wool.
corn, rye. wheat. oats. live bcc: cat
tie hos and horses, besides var
Gus other things now needed n cor
many.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-11
RICHMOND IN DARKNESS
lights Out for Twenty Minutes when
'. IL. nnd u. Gcnrrntor Hre.u,s

kir!inoni WAS in .arnurss last
hieht TOR a period al over twenty
minutes Whom t'r largest electric
Senerat"r Of ia" Virginia Railway
and Power COMPANY ceased 10 frnc
ZION and IL was necessary To 40; IN.
itS"r"o unit !n;. urc;.i;!ou. The.
hsht' went ont little after :,
O'clock
stree; cars CARRYING hundreds OF
persons nom" from Wori, WEI. stalled
whiIe mug" crowds waited ON IN,
corners during Ia" entir" time Bust
ness establishments We're az a stand
%t!ii ana many PERSONS were forced
u walk down the stairs while clc
NainrS wcr" not running. /; was
stated by the officials Of Tho com
pnnN repair work viii bcEim TODAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-11
] oday and Tonight
in Richmond

Reverence minute. when all will
bow hraus In remembrance of tho
last lighting h.! American soldiers
two years ago, I0:IR.
All whistles blow In celebration
OF Armistice Dny, II.
Veterans assemble in Capitol
Square for parade. t:11.
Parade forms, 1:30.
spanish War veterans assemble
for luncheon ut Gr0ys' Ar,nOry, I.
busfness Wnmrn's Council. y.
W. {. 4. auditorium. q to y.
Address by o.. W. Coke 10 en-
rl"y-s az Virginia Hallway md
Power Company ut RESERVOIR ter
minal. =.
Society Of hallway Financial
ohictrs meet at Jefferson Hotel.
II.
snmc wardcns assemble In Hall
OF House 0f Delegates, 10.
Football Eninc, John Marshall
Athletic and Navy tenn. HuuIc-
rnrd Field, 3iSd.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pictures and
vaudeville. Han, .;i3 and a:lI.
strand Thcater-Dnrk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-11
SEMMES ACCEPTS POSITION
With MEXICAN OIL CONCERN
SON Of Hirhrnond Clergyman Rr,:-n,
thnir mt University or
Alabama

Ir. pouciaS Il. Srmmea. SON ~, III.
Nr'', i.oniaS S"!nmcs. rector OF
Mead" Memorial Episcopal church.
has resigned til" chair %: ..oior,
and inin"'n."Gj 1t :Er University @,
Aiaba'na. in Birmingham. to :cc.p; :,
POSITION q" director ~ IN. geology
department o. tn. Mexican Eagl. Oi,
toIDpaHy, Il was announced v.s,r,.
day.
pr Scu,Ges leaves Dccembci. t,-
Tamp.So. Mexico. He WAS :, stu;i.a;
AZ Mc'Tui"c.* University School ro.
S.v"ra! ysPrs before ooiur To -
tn.verS';E OF Virginia. Later he .i!d
Spec!al wori, ~ Columbia University,
from which he took his derrc. ~
Seinm"s went 20 til" Cnivcrai;y of
Aiahama about a year ago .rom Eo.,.
Worth. Texas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-11
WILL HOLD SERVICES IN
MEMORY OF CORK MAYOR
Friends OF Irish Freedom to Conduct
ceremonies sunday MT Eagles
Home Auditorium.

~ services In memory az Lord Mayor
Sencc MacSwiney will be held next
nunuay AFTERNOON ut > O'Clock In the
"uda,i'0rinm Of Eagles Home. Third
uhu marshall Streets. officers and
nmrIipets OF Patrick Henry Hramch.
trends or Irish Freedom and the An.
Isn't order OF Iiibcrnians will CON.
duct the ceremonies 49, c''
ENcrS town and city i'm the United
nt"tcs whcrr there is n branch az
me Friends Of Irish Freedom or o;hcr
s sii,;iar ORGANIZATIONS Will observ,
~ IN ceremonies. -. c. OF'iah"rty
on Tue American Commission on irish
nnu"penaence. Will preside "a, the local
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-11
ALLAN TO SHAPE REALTY
MEMS LEGISLATIVE WORK
sRicalniond Dealer Chosen by Assoc
CATIONS Executive Committee
for This Position.
holds FIRST MEETING HERE
Seven Virginia Cities Arc Repre-
Sented at Observation-Disclosures Go
on Record as Indorsing Road and
School Amendments.

With seven cities represented. the
executive committee @; the Real rs
tate Association of virginia met yes
sSrday afternoon in the Richmond
t;als Estate Exchange for the frs;
'ime. Chairmcn for c;gh; commit,
tees were appointed and details OF
organization were worked out.
Edgar Allan. jr.. of Richmond. was
mittee on legislation. and will APP
point other members of his commit
Toe within a few days.
Bruce Bowe. president Of the Rich
made chairman OF the committee on
taxation. AMI Eddie" y Schmidt. OF
iichmcnd. chairman OF the commit
80 on publicity and Advertising.
Names Finance Chairman.
other appointments % the commit
80" chairnon included W W. Hob
e,ison. OF Norfolk, who was named
IS chairman OF the committee on bud
O. this committee viii be 20 arrange
: budget and plans for securing TIE
) eeessary funds 70 finance the or
;sanfsa tion.
n: n. Hawthornc Of Char,ottcs-
N!llc. was chosen head Of the com
inttee on ethics. and George Y. Ven
cole. OF LNnchhurG, chairman OF the
committee on good roads. l. NJ.
committee on immigration. and
II. w. Speed. of Eoanokc. oil the com
in!ttee on state c0-opCTatioR.
eight committees We're named III
the bylaws. which also provided tina,
others could be arranged If neces-
sary; The STAT. body decided 20
create committee on drainage and
irr;Saticn. which was done. with
,. Al. Lawrence, Of Suroli, chairman.
MI Of the chairncn were in
atrictcd TO appoint their own com
nlittees as soon rs possible II was
also announced that the next meet
ing OF the executive committee will,
he held in January.
Both the good roads ana school
amendments 10 the Constitution OF
Virginia We're heartily approved OF
ny the committee. and il WAS de-
dared that these amendments we're
IN line with the general constructive
work which tn. State association
VII. undcrtako.
Commrnds Hny Richurd>on.
u lay Richardson. secretary
treasurer Of the State associations,
ana also secretary OF the Richmond
exchange. was highly praised hy III"
committee for his Wo.k and a reSo-
luton 10 appropriate = sam OF money
20 aid tn. secretary ia his work was
Endorsed by the committee.
Horace buchanan. General counsel
Tor the Richmond exchange was
present a; the meeting. us were sew
tr5l visitors. The president. Paul T
oliinS. was present. and presided
hftsr the session. which started al
I" o'clock ard lasted until nearly Csc
by the. Richmond exchange at din
ncr al the Wcstmorclan nd Club. and
,hter at a thcater party given in their
honor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-11
RETREAT FOR SICK WILL
HOLD TAG DAY THURSDAY.
ARRANGEMENTS Completed for Appeni-
to Public for Funds -
November Is. -.

Plans for a.tag day November Is
for the Retreat for tho Sick were
completed by AIRS Fred Hodges and
her committee yesterday. About ioc-
stations situated throughout tho ctr
nav" BEEN arranE'h. The commi'tel-,
erously in view of tho fact that the
institution will move shortly To ito,
new home at Grove Avenue and MUS
berry street.
The Retreat is tho oldest norsc,.S-
tariau hospital in the South. and Is
said to hav" given considerably more.
To every race and creed applying
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-11

LYNciiECR VA. Nov. iG.-MlsS
Racnacl Elizabeth Benton. daughter
OF Mr.. aud Mrs r. II! Benton. died
Tuesday at her home in Madisuu
Heights. she was a graduate Of the
LynchhurS iIigh School and az tho
time OF he. death was a member Of
tNr teaching staff OF FairV!.W.
Heights High school. Campbell Coum-
~. surviving ncr arc her parents
and III" following: brothers and Sis
l,rs- Mr.. l.. L. Rhodes. Mrs =. :
Jones, Mrs x; =. Loving. Misses
Nertha, ida and Viola EeHton and
Thomas and owen Benton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-11
New York Dealer Wants
Genuine Virginia Apples

An upstate New York dealer
wrote tho Chamber or Commerce
yesterday f0r.rthc names OF sOme
firms that will supply him with
genuine SfrRInin npples. In the
part of New York where the
writer lives arc the big apple or
chards OF the North, hut the resi-
dents hnvc an educated taste and
prefer the Virginia article, chnn-
her officials have decided.
Queen Victoria always had IN
Atbemnrlc PiPpIn served at her
brrukfnNt. hut the dealer who
writes the Chamber of Commerce
IN apparently less cAncttnR md
will take my apple 30 long as II
IL Virginia brown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-11
POLICE HAVE INSPECTION
aayor. Colonel Myers and Chief Give
tops" and station Houses
..Nna.c Axcr

PDttohs on The coats Q: tho local
policeman shsncd last nigh. ass they
patroicd their beats and badges clis.
tened as tine iiEh, struck then, whc,
passing the lighted stores
Yesterday was inspection day for
thc department and all the polic.
men Fined M IN ia" various stations
~hhe MAYOR Ains!ie and Director Of
Public safety Myers !nFpcc..I "Ki.h-
m"nd's finest An inspection OF IN.
'.ri"rs st"tiSHg and "qp!preu, wa.
iiiv =. d' 10y .aen. CHE. Co. Pom.
ON. '''.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-11

EELDr.W.T 'NSNl'NN. VA. NDy- ~.
- Theodore @. Mailer. formerly OF TINS
city. died at his come Ia Washing
ton on Monday .! = complication %
diseases. II" was in his SiXty-nrst
year NJ. Miller WAS "a brother OF
Mrs. II !! Ian. ana Airs. J. r.. Rrco,
OF TINS city. Mrs. Frank FitZhugn,
of Spo;SyiVania county. and OF Henry
Miller. o. New York CRY. al. u.
whom survive him