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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
MOBILES ON TO STAUNTON
Acca Temple WIN CouJuct pi-
n:e TO Valley City Friaay,
OctUbrr

p.'srimaSc 10 Staun,on on Fr;
a. y. t'ctohcr IL, viii! be held bv 400.
.rrsmpie. MOBILES OF the Mystic shrine,
me ceremon!al session Will he held
IN me hall OF the Stanton Nili,nrI.
Scnuemy through the courta,y a.;
oo.onri Thomas II. Russell |e.d.
uu-tte's OF n: divan and patro! viii
hs me Virginia Hotel ana til.
ana al the Erverley Hotel.
parad" VII! b. held In shannon
.xtu ~" , o.c!ock Harold e. Tyson
VII de!!N"r The address OF weirnm.
N 'rSponse 20 Joseph T. Mc.,liis.rr
NJ o'nn concert. followed by a 6nsi.
.!hS,on. OF Richmond. viii he 80.
o'.ler 'i,-S'T r., 81 a banquet at 80
IN: academy has also trp
"cred the use OF it's swimrnin,, ~,
, 'a!,r"sa rooms library and rlnss
nobi4s Tor Inc use o: The visiting
The cads; corps .: the military
SSt ,"y and band and the t.nons
,S,"heWal! Brigade Band Will hn IN
charr p"'a@e, James Z. Hin is in
E,.f OF railroad reservations and
q, ' rs; I. ii1it, Of Staunton. chaj-,,, -
y "thrr". committee in char.
u . EfsfIg " '''' a 2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
!. 0. 0. F. HOLD PARADE AND
BOOST TEMPLE PROJECT
Governor Davis, Attorney-t:eper.l
Saunders and COM re \ IN IN
Montague sneak

:, Henderson Lodge. No. los, ]. .. ..
r., he'd a parade Yesterday in honor
OF Grand Master ". +. Beverly. wh ,
Is IN Richmond. Many mem beers
turned out. The line OF march was
from Tenth and Broad Streets. w
broad street 10 Monroe. ;hcacc TO
Trace and from there to the halt.
rhe procession was led by Thomas
l.. Morton, marshal OF the parade.
Arriving at the hall. Governor
Davis made an address OF welcome
and gave general talk on topics ai
VITAL in;cres. OF the day. Mrs. Emma
runk. o. Roanoke, president of the
Rehecca Assembly. spoke ani was
followed by Grand Master w. T..
beverly. Talks were also given by
Attorney General John X. Saunders.
Dr; Nilsson. OF Alcxandria. and Con-
sressnan y. j.. Montague. After the
speaking. music was rendered.
An, enthusiastic meeting was he'd
III which the subject OF building =,
new temple was brought up and was
greeted with accla i'm ny members o!
the lodge. Three hundred persons
were turned away :rom the doors and
stint!nS room was AT a premium
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
CLASSES RICHMOND AS
best C|TYOF ITS s|zE'
Homer l.. Ferguson Says, However,
II Has Not Arailcd Itself OF
Many Benefits.

That Richmond has not in the M ST
fully lived up to the opportunities
offered TO her BY the National Cham
Der OF Commerce 10 improve her own
business conditions. was the state
incnt yesterday noon OF Homer l..
FcrSuS,n. former president of this
body. at the Chamber OF Commerce
auditorium. Mr.. Ferguson is head
Of the Newport News Dry Dock and
Shipbuildins Company.
Mr. Ferguson Characterized Rich
mond as the best city OF its size of
whose AFFAIRS he has any Knowledge.
He detailed the scope OF the work
performed by the National Chamber
OF Commerce. with it's 1iOO branch
organizations and close to 10000
members. He declared that the last
doubt OF the national body being a
going concern" has been removed
by its efficiency since the :rmistice
All Its aims are constructive, said
the speaker. who told or the nu-
mcrous departments OF research waich
are maintained NJ the hcajuuar.
IN Washington. Mr.. Ferguson sound
eel warning against the Endorsement
by any body OF business men. state.
local or national. OF any legislation
rcs5"c:inS commercial policies which
may be classcd us rash and iu-con.
Sidercd"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
N. A. 7. c. GETS OFF TO AN
ENCOURAGING START
'rominent Speakers Address First
psyH Sessions Of teaIth

Prominent health experts and So
ciai SERVE" workers OF nine States
gashcird ~ IN" auditorium OF In.
JcHerson Hot! yesterday rnornin.,
LOT the benin. session ~ the Nor:h
atlantic Tuberculosis Conference In
lDe absence of Governor Davis. who
WAS called TO FIuraHna County rc.-
ierday. Attorney saunders
delivered the address o: weIco;uc
ABOUT 100 delegates we're yr.sent
when the conference opened a. 10
O'clock With Invocation by Rev. Dr.
53eofEe w: Mcdaniel OF First Hap-
Jjsi Church
The morning session vas devoted
largely 10 reading o: papers dcal!n :
with genera! topics, he value Of
health surveys being discussed bv
several prominent speakers
Among The speakers w-r. Mrs
Ethel NJ iiendrickson. o! Nochest.r.
". ~; Selby ~ Harrison. OF the I'm.
sell Sage Foundation, New York Cit.
whose subject was The Survcv In
! the MAKING" Miss Margaret Eyin.-
lon, Of Washington. - C.. spoke on
inc Importance o. educating people
10 the necessity or co-operat!uu in
the promotion or health work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
JOINT CALLED MEETING
ON WAR MEMORIAL FAILS
Library Board Unwilling. To Begin
business Without Full
Ataentluuca

While the War Memorial Commits.
sion. with every member present. sat
| IN the state Corporation Commission
! courtroom. Capitol Building. last
| night specializing on the failure OF
| 'he Library Board, which had been
invited oy Chairman Morgan Il. Mills
10 meet the commission in n Joint ses-
SION. 10 materialize. the Library
! board was in session in the State
Library Building.
! lialc an hour elapsed Then ap-
peared committee from the Library
Board Charles V. Meredith and H.
| L. i.eSh. with an explanation. The
Library Board deemed ii !nadvisahic
! 10 enter into joint session at tina:
time because OF the absence from tha
| city OF two of is members. Tie
committee suggested that the twp
bodies arrange for a joint meeting at
i later date.
After the committee had with
drawn. Parke T.. Deans. o: Isle o.:
Wight. suggested that the commits
sion 80 into recess. while Chairman
Mills consulted with Cha! rman Ed
mund pendieton. OF the Library
Board Acting upon the suggestion.
When the commission was again
called 10 order, Chairman Mills re-
ported that there was but a bare
quorum OF the board at the meeting
in the Library Building. ana tn,
members preferred full attendance
OF both bodies before .oin. into
Joint session for thr transaction 81:
business. lie said IL was the desire
Al Ia
should decide on Il date for the Joint
meeting and lie had agreed TO az
range the matter with Mr. renLletoa.
il the commission approved. The
commission gave It's approval anil
adjourned. Captain Mills said nc
would announce tho date for the join.
meeting in Il few days.
TWO of the members o. the War
Memorial Commission came from dis
tant points 10 attend the meeting last
night. expecting "a joint session
Senator G.. walter Mapp. crom A.
comlc, and Harke =. Deans. from Isl.
or Wight. The Other mcuIbers-W
L. Meredith. l. j. Willis and T.. X.
Fulier-arc Ri,hmondcrs
In the brief discussion which pre-
coded the arrival OF the commit:n.
from the Library Board It was sus-
sested ihat some preliminary steps
should h" taken toward issuing the
bonds which Will furnish the funds
TO begin work on the contemplated
memorial building. Cha irman Mills
said that the t!mc was not prop.tious
Tor hoating STATE bonds. He con-
sidered 1t wiser 10 walt until financial
conditions in the country are more
settled. No action bearing upon tho
memorial was taken by either tho
comir!ssio or ;he board at the
separate meetings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
CITY COMMITTEE WILL
ELECT WOMEN TONIGHT
Twcnty-Eight New Voters to Sit as
Advisory and Associate
Members.


The City Democratic Committee
has been called 10 meet at S o'clock
tonight in Murphy's Hotel annex. At
this meeting twcnty-.ight women
viii be elected associate and advisory
members or the committee. They
will sit with the active body OF the
committee. blu, will have no voting
power
At the last meeting OF the COM
mittee The ward delegations were in
struced TO present their nominations
for these seats tonight. The chair
man OF each ward delegation will
hand in the names OF the women
chosen by his delegation. and they
Will be accepted on the recommends
ton OF the full delegation.
The advisory and associate mem
bers will be pressed into active SER
vice in the Democratic campaign i'm
niediatciy. They VIII 10 given fun
charge of the arrangements for
for which is yet to h. ixcd. The
women will name the solicitors who
are to collect donations TO the cam
paign fund. and tag contributors with
the party button on Democratic
Button Day" \ report ia expected
tonight from the committee in cha rye
o: arrangements for the big rally
20 he held In the City Auditorium
when speakers or national prom
iEcnce will be brought 10 Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
NEW ACTIVITY Is NOTED
IN BUILDING OPERATIONS
hinsau co. to Add SB0,,a,o TppI
House 10 big Meat Pack
log pIunf

N!hsan \ Co. packers, YESTERDAY
h.ed an application with Buiidin.
inspector Butler 70: 4 permit to build
a lWo-StorE brick and concrete tan,,
mouse al the plant OF the COMPANY.
hermitage Road. The tank house
- 10 be modern, sanitary addition
10 the big plant Of the meat mack
ing concern. /, will COS; $50 600 ana
VIII occupy "a tract OF Hand lo0 by
80 feet in area
Records OF the building d.ra-,msp
snow revived activity in repair worI,
and small construction
building permits were Issue bv
inspector John T.. Butler Yesterday
n follows: Il. 4. Ross and 81 l.,
h"hnedy. repairs building al 3laO
fioNd Avenue. 10 dig cellar and in
S'aH heating plant: A. O. Waidbauer
repairs 10 brick residence. oS;,
stuart Avenue, s;75: j. :. Dowdv.
Ter woodhouse al ni2 McDonous h
street $50; j. c. Dunn. auto car.
ase AZ l.os North TWENTY second
street, sl2G. - L. Nau,nann. 10 biild
metal clad garage n 1912 Mosbv
street s!2i: Lula Tam, renairs IN
1863 North Frs; street. $3.50; NJ H.
and J.. i:. Ensiow. repairs 10 1906
Enslow Avenue. SECS; :. !. Massey
10 build !rd.6meadn1SsOs. .os
10 busld frame and stucco sar..e 2
!!Win.tOn Avenue Glnter PARK
ssoo; &. y, Warthen. 20 build saras.
AZ Hanover and Davis Avenues. 81
Wv Export Leaf Tobacco Company.
|" ouiId frame galvanized iron stable
al Hermitage Road and : 4 T.
crossing. $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
speak. on Live stock md MEMS.

w. 9. Davis. specialist in live stock
anu meats. an oni"ia. ri the United
States I:ureau of Markets suokr ~ y,
meeting 81 the D.visiCa o. Markets
ned yesterday afternoon in Murply's
Hotel. j. H. Meek. director OF the
DlS!Sion "' Markets in Virginia. pre-
sided. Mr.. Davis gave a comprchcn-
siVc talk on ways and means O! CON
Quoting livestock associations, and
Joan L. Hutchinson. State director
OF ~. tH'chsi"n division, spoke on
organization work ;hrou.hout Inc
state and how i, might be accom-
plishcd. Other speakers were: q. X
koincr. State Commissioner Of Agri-
culture, ana IL. G.. Moomaw. prrsiden:
of the Virginia Fruit Division. who
told of the work OF establishing "a
standard for Virginia fruit. Mr..
Davis explained pictures Shown in the
botti last night. depicting the diff
fercnt grades q. live stocks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
UhVEIl K. OF C. TABLET
Exercises CONNIE morative OF PurtIcI.
patton OF 1iO Members In World
Nsr In Mrtffi i1pli Tonight

y "TVH"c iHDIet 70 Me 30 mem :
hrIs o. the knights OF Columbus who
D. unveiled tonight in McGin Un!cn
~" on Grace street. between Eighth
ana N!hih. 1T. Rev. -. j. O'ConuclI
;h' congressman ~ !. Montague Will
b" the speakers.
fhoSs Tor whom gold stars" will
lie put on the tablet are:
:, JoSeph Lee Andrews, George A.
t.nnuE lanes u clcary. Artaur T.
InrrAh. Joseph William Dugan. Franz;
= Hi!chc:. James r.. johnson. Patrici;
kcnnedy. Harry kincaid. Leonard
-. klo'%. louis u Roster, George
,,e""F Ncaic. Nicholas J. Parsons
David Powers Anthony Snnvoi,r
,.r"rs" &. Schultz. MoilvIllc T.. Sui.
ivan ana Louis Traiieri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

thiIdrena Day. Virginia state
Fair, opens y.
second days seasion North At
iHntic Tuberculosis Conference
opens a:iO. Jefferson Hotel.
Richnond Advertisers' Club, Ho-
tel Nichmund, I.
Bethnny Home Auxiliary, ia
Greenwood Avenue, 3::iU.
F0otbsli-Bouier Field, John
Marsha all Athletic Club vs.. Belmunt
Athletic Club, of Roanoke, I.
Chairman and member. OF reg
iHtrsti"n committee Of business
and professional women. direc-
tory, room ."1, Intel Richmond,
$40.
Old Faithful Club dance. Pump
House. =.
Charles A. Peplc. on "rLe Fed
rrnt Reserre Bank vestry OF
Unitarian Church. y.
Unwilling or bronze tablet to
tNniE hts Of Columbus raSnnIties In
world war. McGnl Catholic Union
Hall. Grace. between Eighth and
Ninth, y.
CITY Democratic Committee, MUIR
phys Hotel, Aunn,. y.
Strand-.Murt and .Jen nj III.
Races" cartoon comedy, S,I5.
Academy of MusIc-Keith ,uude.
vile and motion pictures, a.,O, \
aud 9;JO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
BARHUM AND BAILEY SHOWS
COME TO RICHMOND OCT. 27
Dainty Bird Miiiman. Queen OF Wire.
One of Features or Mammoth
Aggregation.

Long heralacd as the worlds fore
mos; artist On the lofty wir. Miss
BIRD Millman now finds herself Landed
III the literature of the circus AS a
II ibutc to the sturs art and personal
cha Pearl Doles Bell has dedicated
Her Elephant Man" TO Miss MILL
man.
Richmond will have an oppor,un-
ity of seeing this heroine of book and
spansies when the Ringliug Brothcrs
and Barnum ~ bailey Combined cir
Der -!
Feminine performers prcdominat-
IN III" gigantic big top. More than
900 OF them appear on the double
program. The vast variety OF acts
extend over almost three hours. The
performers run tae gamut from Bird
Mil!man to statucsquc Katie Sand
wilma. who Is the worlds strongest
Woman. from auuartcr-million-pc pound
elephant act to the antics OF prancinE
Shctlands ana trained dogs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
Speaking Dates for
Swanson, Davis, Flood

Secretary Jacob Brenamnn. OF
the Democratic State Committee,
lnst night announced the following
speaking dates In the fall ram-
Pnign for Senator Claude A. Swan
SON. Governor wcstmOreland DAWN
Snd Cong ressinnn II. ID. ElouL. of
the Eighth District.
SENATOR SWANSON.
October II, Amherst.
October Is, Roanoke.
October 10 and 20, tour OF Filth
District.
October 10, MsrtInsviIIe.
November i, Rocky Mount.
COVER NOIt DAVIS.
October II, GoOchlnnd.
CONGRESSMAN FLOOD.
October II, Amherst
October ~, Highland.
October l3 md II. Ruckbridse.
October 81, Fiuvnnna
October :6-2D, Craig, AIieEhnny
and Buenn Vista.
NOVEMBER I, Lexington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
ENTER MISSION FIELDS
ON AN EXTENSIVE SCALE
Southern Baptists Vote to Establish
Work In Spain, Jugo-Slavia
and Hungary.
iNcLUDE RUMANlA. UKRAINE
Hady, at Its Concluding Session
Yesterday, Decides to Enlarge Its
Work in. Italy--Namc Special
Superintendent Soon.

Southern Baptists, through their
foreign mission board. have decided
10 enter European mission fields In Il
more intensive fashion and al the
concluding session OF that body yes
terday morning voted TO establish
work In Spain. Juso- Slavia. hungary.
Runania. and the Ukraine. in addi-
lion to the enlargement OF its work
in Italy. This was the apportionment
of European territory tentatively
sSrecd upon al the recent London
conference on a Baptist program for
europe and gives to Southern Bap-
fists the largest and mos; closely
united field OF any OF the cooperating
conventions.
Al TN carly date special superin-
tendent OF European missions will he
named by the board who will super
wise the work in tina: continent. At
the same time a superintendent o.
the work in the Near East will be
chosen. lnasmucii as the opening Of
these new fields occupying practical
~ the whole OF Southern Europe will
rSi end over 10 Asia and the work in
The Near East and Siberia and Asia
viii connec; with the work now be-
ing done in ShantunE. China. and
Japan. the missionary work OF South
crn Baptis.s viii! practically circle
the globe. Secretary j. +. Love de-
cared. Extensive work Is also he
ing carried on in Africa and South
america and Mexico.
I.nauck Work In New Field.
In addition TO the appropriations
for the old fields occupied by the
hoard. /; set aside a sum adequate for
launching the work N the new iields
during the coming year and the op!n-
ION was expressed by all the mem
i,ers o; the board that such mis-
sionary opportunity as now confronts
Southern Bap;ists, had rarely pre-.
sented itself TO any denomination
AT the recent conference of repre-
sentatives u: the various Baptist for
"isn mission boards or the world In
London. tentative agreement on
tine distribution OF the mission fields
"t Europe Was made and those Sec
lions regarded as needy fields which
are no: 10 be occupied by Southern
Hap:ists vii! he cared for by the Bap-
lists of other countries All members
and officers OF the board were we'll
pleased with the territory that was
.nocated 10 Southern Baptis,s and
the responsibility for its development,
VIII DE assumed Immediately
Fill Several Vacancies.
Rev. Len G. R:ouShton. D. d. re-
Gently called from the FIRST Baptist
church. OF Knoxville. TO Grove Ave-
nue. Church, OF this city. and who
ZONES soon 20 take UP his work in
Richmond. was elected i member OF
The board TO FIJI vacancy caused by
Tho removal from the city OF Rev.
w. L. Skinner. d. ID. DR.. Broughton
held an important: pasto-atc IN Lon
don for several years and his knowi-
edge OF European conditions is ex-
Deeted by his associates on the board
to.makc his counsel very valuable.
Rev. r. II. Pit. -, u. editor Of the
Religious Herald. was elected one
OF the trustees o. the Shanghai Ban
list: Colles". in China, 10 M the va
cancy existing there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
ENDORSE ATTITUDE
Richmond Jobber. VIII Refnsc q
Accept for Credit GoodH Dcliy-

Richmond joDbinG houses have
unanimously indorscl the attitude
taken by Detroit and Cnicago whole
sale merchants in refusing to accept
for credit goods delivered az ordered
terlicid Courthouse TO avoid road re-
bates from prices agreed upon AZ the
time orders are placed.
Local wholesalers say they will
meet TO- proclaim a resolution TO
their customers 10 the effect that
they have always kent to their sid.
or any arguments made with their
in the future permit credit or rebate
customers. and that they will no..
Transactions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
rag Dny nec,ip,,. .,.un,

Receipts from the tag day held
yesterday for the Spring Street Home
FOR Gtr.t. at Spring and Pine streets.
amounted TO Sl.661. with several STA
.tioiiss yet To be heard from. That
more would be needed TO conduct The
work Of the organization and tina,
yesterdays contributions were dis.
appointing was stated by Mrs. w. I,
allen. trGasurHr Of the INSTITUTION.
sPnrthor \ ceR.i .bu:ioDs wEi be re-
csIYeG by Mira. Alien.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
Al Club Meets Tud,, =,

Nheihcr generally consumed
proauct with an established national
distribution can BE- mos, effectively
navritised through magazines or
meeting Of The Richmnpd Al CHM
ms afternoon At O'Clock in the
in.nchmond Hotel, with u. Morgan
HThrphtrd publisher of the Southern
u"hSrr snSakins FOR the magazine,
:r' VI. ;. knign; FOR the newspapers,
u" question OF changing the day of
!n|r ,hE from Friday 10 "Wednesday
MI! be discussed AZ this mcetJnc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
Hold Hearing In Turner Appeal.

Tentative plans arc being made 10
hold hearing in the appeal of will
liam Turnar, the Alexandria negro
under death sentence at the Henr!co
County Hail for the killing of T. Nor
gan Moore. in December, by the
United States Circuit Court OF APP
pea!s. which convcncs in Richmond
election day. II the case Is not
reached in the coming term, IL viii
go over to February
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08

lseEival services in william FOS
school were continued last nigh, by
y. Victor I.ighthournc and Sam Da-
Wis. the blind pianist. holding the
worlds cup for raEtimc playing The
meetings will be conducted for the
next ten days. Or. W. ". Stal.v. OF
Suno!k. president of the Southern
Christian Convention and pastor OF
the Christian Church OF Suffolk, CON
Quoted services Monday and Tuesday
nights in the school preparatory 10
services by the evangelist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
speak on u...,y. u,,,L

hhfleS y. Icple will speak tonight
uP"n The Federal Reserve Bank"
~ .he ,ves;ry OF Unitarian Church,
T,"su avenue and Harrison street.
IN" CnitaTian Iaymcn's League. An
1h!lib'on IS h~ttnd,d 70 oil who fre
,n''".H' ~ rhcr, v'iit sbe.' ~ oo,nr,
'u""S Tor Questions and discuysio1(
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
Organi,r U:,,o,, CI,

Inc GLASS; IN Nirginla hIs,orv ~
~ t.nsht by Professor i. l.. Hall. Of
MhlIam and Mary College. has been
orsah!Zed a, he Virginia Medical Col.
.ege. numbe rof Richmond teach .
pcc'cd next Wednesday nieht ThH.
, .s wii e"ua; Ton dsercds II do.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08

a., =" c""% OF David Mountain. .ba,.
snlpsns ZEN 'I w,. from ,an Interstate
~ n!tcd states DiSirlCt cam, , ."
T.,,n,.s Ho.mths 1t 1880 O'clock
.n' .iaii! entered q plea or no, .";I.,..
49, ~ '"".n: OF evidence was com.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08

E!char" EY,lyn Eyrd Is j., r,a,.
ror i""ao "hrrc H. Viii appesr
!ion %! proii;ccrin. cis,s nc.,' vs." E,, -. :
'"t 'm!ied states Court doCX., :"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

o. IN" w, "hI. executive secre;arv
l,i ION - ~ ESSEX ana Kin. >s so
is.n Counties maxim. ,JGs.: :,iaa
Ini.r. IN" I"achers' Institutes in iS.
''H "t Community league.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
A Host of Suggestions in
REMNANTS

You may have no thought OF immc-
date needs for fabrics but looking over
our Remnants you'll find odds and ends
greatly reduced that will suggest any
number OF delightful uses. For instance,
bit OF organde for collar and cuffs,
Swiss for blouse, an end OF some fash
ionable kind OF silk may be just enough
for blouse or skirt, or tub-satin for n
camisoe. Or. possibly. only a small piece
OF cotton material il required for the
Riddles frock
No doubt about it, the habit OF keep
ing ones eye on our remnants will save
one money. And this is especially true
Of today's sales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08

l.. ID. Booth, for nin. wars ,,,,.,
- 70 tnt c!er.cal force OF TN, Sta..
H'p9ritom Commission. has resisu.
- "ha accepted position with fh-
.oi!ctl"! OF Internal icvrnur vn
~ IA the comm 81 IONS 81, # ,,ii,
be H.!rl ..'rr 80" NIL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
SOUTHERN MUSICAL BUREAU

@'@F'N'F
Subscription Concerts 800
Rubcnstcin. Gerardy. SeEurois and
Others. Have You Subscribed?
.i3 East Eroad-Randoiph 600.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08

!. keN Grorec 4 Waite. paste, ar
r ',-,ion II .Ehta BAPTIST Church. is
.'vf, n cnmond y complete survnt
.. ne territory is he!n. mad. n,
S!der 10 enlist The co-oprra;iHt ~
nT..drnt IN the Work Of tn"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08

Mr ,s'HriotIc club OF Holm Mlr-
,r ,.i! !iSn. S.hooi he!d it, ,"cond
,e.'.Hs ~ n" school yesterday.
ms Wci" made for The Years work
ana srNcTal committees we're AZ
nolh'"u Raleigh Law. preSiden; Of
IN" me, S.nn suggested many wa"s In
"ndla 'hr Giuh would 10" able 10 Oh
ships IVA"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08

Al cia!rmen and members Of I'm.
res tsiraton commilte" Of TIA. d!r.c
tory o: business and pro!rssiou,l
women re asked 20 meet this u;trr.
Richmond Hotel which t. L.,Io,I.,
ters for the Virginia Federation OF
Business and Professional Womcn's
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