Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-27
K|WAN|ANs TO WORK FOR
GOOD ROADS FOR VIRGINIA
VIII Hc ut Polls Election Day i'll
Behalf OF Highways
Movement.
WIVES WILL AID IN DRIVE
For First Time i'm History OF State
Women Will BE Prominent at
Voting Precincts on General
Election Day, November =.

Setting together in one final drive
10 put over the good roads amend
ments i'll Richmond with a bis vote,
members OF the kiwanis club viii be
~ the polls At every voting precinct
next Tuesday handing out good roads
Pamphlets and answering any uucs-
Ions put 10 them abou; the provisions
ri the amendment.
This was decided At the last weekly
meeting OF the club. Details viii be
letter highways committee OF the
Organization. ii. Edmond Massie is
chairman OF the committee.
Each u: the ;hirty-onc voting pre-
Cincts Will be in charge OF a team
captain from the i<iwanlS Club. The
team captains VIII select their work
"rs and Will supply them with litcra-
lure ana make certain that some OF
their men are At polls the entire day.
Many OF the men have indicated that
their wives also will help in the
work. For the first time IN the HIS
tory OF the state, there Will bc women
workers ut the polls on November =.
Every member OF the kiwaniS Club
has pledged himself TO put on his
letters gong out this week: IF YOU
want good roads, vote Tor the good
roads amendment OH November -"
Many hlwanlanS are sending out good
roads pamphlets IN their daily mail
and others are using rubber stamps on
their correspondence carrying Z
slogan TO vote for the amendment
similar stunts TO these are hcing done
10y k!wantans ana other organizations
IN the largest cities In the state.
kiwanianS. in talking OF the good
roads amendment. are strcSsing the
Tact that IL does not issue bonds, bat
only gives the Legislature authority
% do this II II is thought necessary.
They point out that the people oil the
State VII. control the bond issue
Though their Representatives. An
other point that is being emphasized
- thai no TAX Increase Will be ncccs-
cary. 1t is said that Virginia is one
"t the few states that is only voting
10 make possible u bond issue Other
states are voting on Tuesday TO issue
""hdS in amounts ranging from ;3a,-
100000 10 SG0,Q0O,000.
The complete lis, OF precinct cap
'Ains Just completed follows
Nsn: second, Ralph Harrison. .i7 ). nsr.
'Hh'. miro, Edmond M4ssie. J0I south
Mai Cary; Ff;h, Carcrs rousseau t..ssc
; ,1.A i,!rsi Street: S!NtIi. Joe iiruner. III
49,. Wesi Cary.
i.eo Ward-Flrs;. Horace HAYES. 500
Nor. 2 Harrison: second. clifford Walker.
80 W.S' BToad; Third. j. 6. Robertson.
: - NcSi Br"aIi Fourth, W. 4. Ryan
~ Yves, Broad: Fifth. u. u. Eau-s. io5
..s'ok Avenue sixth. s;uaT, Highland,
(: sns- and Waon Aysnsss ssvSn,h
" lillian brown. Highland Park.
Jefferson WaTd-Firs,. r.. l.. MasseG,
"a East Main; second Roy EichberS,
a17 East Leigh: Th:.d c. c. Bowc. ST
;. GAINESVILLE Pike: Fourth. Richard
ii.-dcsty. Jr. 1ls North Twenty
itfth George Bugs. los North Twenty.
.bail Street, sixth Arthur Nielsen, 1920
Harih T~en,y-iourth Street. seventh
a.l7'7 Nielsen $3.50 Williamsburg Ave-
MADISON ward-F.rs,. john Brandt. 80.
ESst Marshal: Second. Chandler Quinn
so North Eighth. Third. &. &. Rowc, IFS
North seventh; Fourth, Y. Taylor Cole
mar lsi= East BROAD. Fitth. Charles
Ir!ntr, 200 Hun street; sixth, Charles
l'intt". lSce HaU street; Seventh, w L.
ti"s,ov. l.05 HUI! Street: Eighth. w l..
YrEtcG, z-V2 HUI Street: Myth William
I9iyNI. .gls S.!n:MGs ANcnur.