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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
owen RECOVERING
FROM SEVERE lttAtss

John Owen. assistant commissioner
rpf agriculture and immigration. has
hecn III at his home at Meherrin.
Prince Edward county. but ies 10 far
recovered that Commit sfioner kcincr
expects him 20 return 10 tho office to-
DAY, the extremely cold weather
doesn't prevent
q. Mr.. owen has been prominent in
, Tic political life OF 1hc state for many
years and Is popular III every section
OF Nirginta His friends were sur :
pfis,-d to near Of his sickness and eS-
pressions OF regret and hope for his
early recovery were made on every
side
He is especially popular In the dis
trtct in which he resides, having rep
resented j, in the senate OF Virginia
ton several sessions with conspicioUS
ability In The work Of the depart
fnent qlles has charge. among oths,r
things OF the farmers institute. He
is held in high esteem as practi.
cal Trainer and one Who taxes pt@
culiar interest in the Advancement or
agriculture in Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
Charters

Wilson. Butt. Hall. incorporated. Nor
folk. Va Maximum. $4,000; minimum,
$4,000: William p. Butt. president; n
G.. Wilson. Jr-. secretary. and Walter
Harvey Hall. Jr.. all OF Norfolk. va
General automobile business.
Norfolk Construction and Marine
Repair corporation. Norfolk. Va Maxi
mum. $1,000. 900; minimum. 100000. ~.
a. Butler. president; r. N. Stribling.
secretary; J. Murray Priest. r, D.
Davis and. w. @. Swartz, all OF Nor
folk. Va To btAad. repair and deal In
ships, vessels and boats OF all kinds.
Rudolph. HAch and company. incor-
porated. Richmond, va Maximum.
100000; minimum. $500. Cysua-- W.
secretary. and Lewis G. wsIiiAsnnto ali
Of Richmond. Va Tobacco business.
Eorton-crutchneld company. incor-
porated. Petersburg. Va Maximum.
ts0.06e: minimum. $4,000. Thomas
Norton. president; FL n. Crutchneid-
secretary, and B. B. Jones. all Of Pc
tcrsburg, Va General automobile bus
mess.
blackburn ana Rogers. incorporated.
minimum. $1,000. J. B. Blackburn.
president; Pell s. Rogers. secretary.
and w. B. Sutton, all OF Richmond. Va
General real estate hukiness-
The Independent Talking Machine
Company of Virginia. incorporated.
Richmond. Va Maximum. 800; mini
mum. $1,000. Leroy Goldberg presi-
dent. Richmond. Va: Harry B. Gold
berg, secretary. New York. N. r and
Herman II. Solomon, New York. N. Y.
To manufacture and deal in talking
machines.
Auto Distributing company, tncorpc-
rated. Charlottesville, Va Maximum.
$4,000: minimum. $4,000. A. l. Bur-
CESS. president. Scottsvilie. Va: L r.
snoddy, secretary. Charlottesville. va
and r. H Gentry. Charlottesville. Va
General automobile business.
Creyden Tp-the James. Incorporated.
Richmond. Va. Maximum, $4,000;
minimum. $f.6ea. W w. SalA. presi-
dent: J. r. Nash. Secretary. ana G. c.
Walton. Jr.. all OF Richmond, Va Gen.
eyaI real estate business.
Amendment to charter Of Plant-Lip-
ford. incorporated. Richmond. Va. r.
n. Lipford. president. and w. r. Agee
secretary. Increasing its capital stock
from $4,000 to 100000.
Trautner Lumber company. incorpc.
ratnd. Richmond Va. Maximum. .$5aH
600; minimum, $500. Cyrus w. Beale.
president; Guy e. Hazelgrove. secre-
tary, and 81. Mathews. all OF Richmond.
Va. To manufacture and deal Ia lum.
Der.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
ONLY TWO CANDIDATES
N RACE FOR CONGRESS

Governor Davis has changed the
date for holding special election In
the Fourth congressional district, to
name a successor to the late Judge
Walter A Watson. from March 9 TO
April 81. The reason given was that
this Is a primary district and the
chief executive wished to avoid all
possibility Of doubt az to whether the
Democratic primary machinery could
be gotten in. shape
Only two candidates. from q long
list OF eligibles. have announced
themselves for the seat ThAGe are
Judge Asa ID. Watkins. OF EArmvfile,
commonwealth attorney ct Prince
EDWARD county, and State Senator
Patrick II. Drewry. OF Petersburg. u
is said that Oscar L. ShewmAke, for
merry counsel to the state tar board
and later counsel to the state corpora
ton commission: and DelASate-eiect
E. r. BHferd, Of Brunswick county,
have the matter of Offering them
selves as candidates under considera-
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
BOTH FROZEN LIMBS
HAVE Been AMPuTA1t0

Lucy N.udeesk, c6iored. The i3-year-
old girl who was found afariy frozen
to death In the woods near her home
at Oatiands. va, has had both legs
ampufAted below tho knees. Dr.
Stuart MCGUIRE performed tho opera
ton at Memorial hospital.
The cl1fld.s care has caused wide
spread interest. and every attention
has been given TO savc at least one
leg. One hand IL III asserious condi-
ton, but efforts will he made to save
that. although two fingers will Ger
tainiy have to Bic snhpufated The
child has oeen in the. Memorial hos
pital as. a state charity patient, tho
members OF the Medical College u
Virginia faculty giving the. child care.
as well as the nurses from the cen
trail hospitals
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
SEVEN BaAHCbES Of
!. v. c. 4. N CITY

Miss Aliene Stokes, chairman Of the
Richmond Young Women's Christian
association financial campaign pub
iictty committee. In discussing reasons
why the public should respond to the
appeal for funds to be made next week,
last night called attention to the fact
that the Y. W. G. A.. maintains seven
distinct branches In this city, The
sum of $4,000 sought in the drive,
which will continue for four days.
starting on Tuesday. January Is. will
be used to continue the maintenance OF
these units and to lift certain indebted
ness.
Our central building. at North
Fifth street. Is probably the one unit
best known to the public" said Miss
Stokes. Here are located the cafete;;
ria. gymnasium. SWIMMING POO
library. auditorium. domestic science
room restroom. clubroom. classrooms
and four rooms for transient guests.
The walford. the business women's
hotel at Third and Main streets. will
Accommodate sixty permanent guests
meals at the walford. In passing. /
might mention that OF the $4,000 we
hope to raise. we will spend tho sum
OF $4,000 ia lifting the indebtedness
en- the waiford.
"A. ae$ West Cary street. MISS
Stokes continued. I'VE maintain =
boarding residence. where forty-six
girls are accommodated with room and
beard at rated from s4.2S to $3.50 per
week. We have a second boarding
residence at S West Cary street. where
we can board and lodge thirty-fve
.eir,s. who pay from 81 to $5.25 per
week.
.on East Main street we operate q
room rest and laHehroom whore from
10 until 8 o'clock we serve meals ex-
clusfveIy to girls. We have been TAX
ing care Of 12S girls daily. but viii DON
BILE this number when we are installed
in new quarters, at 1913 East Main
street. which will be this week. we
expect
THE Y w. c. A. Industrial service
center is situated at Ellis East Main
street This is In a factory location,
and the institution is for industrial
girls only. Hare we serve luncheons
each day--twenty cents to members Of
the center and thirty CENTS to non
members. At this center we conduct
classes of various sorts for the girls
and carry out recreation program.
Our seventh and last unit Ia the
co'ored branch. located at 319 East
Clay street. Three secretaries are en-
pIoycd here. and fifteen girls are per-
niarentiy cared for as boarders- In adj
dition, we are able to accommodate
many colorcd transients. A regular
program of social. educational, ply
steal and religious work liz carried out
at the colored branch"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
PHYSICAL TRAINING
VITALITY NECESSARY

The state department of education.
&isa state board of health. and the CO.
operative Education Association OF
Virginia have tninadx forces. under the
name of the 'ioint committee on ply
steal education for Virginia" in a cam
psign to improve the physical condi-
ton Of school children throughout the
commonwealth. Harris Hart. state
superintendent OF public instruction
and president cf-tfse Virginia education
commission last night issued the fol-
loving statement.
Tho education commission. in Its
survey Of conditions in Virginia. has
brought cut many facts which show
the Immediate and fundamental impor-
lance Of physical training In the pub
{ lie schools Such training is necessary,
not only TO produce healthy and strong
s stssssas but necessary also as a pri-
niary factor tn the real education OF
boys and girls.
.-There are indications that the ren-
eral physical condition Of pupiis In
! the cities Is better than or those in the
country. This is duo solely to the
fact that cities have given attention 70
this phase OF education, whereas In
the country. physical education has NOT
received serious attention. Indeed The
present situation in rural Virginia is
80 serious as TO demand immediate at.
teation. III
During the fall an inspection or i
number or schools was made under the
Joint direction Of the state board OF
health and the department OF educa-
lion. The following is an excerpt from
tho report ON this inspection"
During the past two months teach
,ers in ais schools have Inspected 49,
sSs school children. disclosing the
serious fact that 1885 children have de-
f&ettve vision, 1888 have detective
ehcarinE, $50 have defective teeth, and
nal have poor nutrition. The parents
~ these children have been notified OF
tite conditions found, and urged to
axe immediate steps to have the de-
Fr@ts remedied Many Of them through
Ignorance. Indifference. or poverty, or
ga account Of distance from medical
or dental cehters. will not be able to
secure treatment Yor their children.
g%tie teachers will BIS called ON 10 do
THE inspection annually. hut IL, Ia met
Ncugh 10 inspect children for defects:
sfhe defects must be remcdied. This is
3 problem the state must grapple with
and solve.
THE present physical defects must
he found through a. system Of medical
inspection and can In many cases be
rufed by proper treatment.
s.The state must also provide for
physical. training In such. fashion "A
Il III make improbable the widespread
defects. This Is a serious undertaking
MATCH will require careful direction
SID Kuidance.
skfaan health DEPARTMENT. ana tho Coz
strNraxivn Educatl Ten assocd afion "a
tOsn IN I'M xn 4fkArt M rSll4x&sthe pr&Q+
sslf cen kten t6 rfSxl ~
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
INSTITUTE GLASSES
witt MEET TONIGHT

II
The regular work of the session at
Virginia Mechanics' institute will be
rcspmed tonight, after = two weeks
vacation for the Christmas holidays.
The enrolment at the institute ID al
ready the largest In the year Of IT'S
history, and present Indications are
that considerable numbers Will seek
enrolment during January. a number
cf men having already siEnified their
Purpose TO enroll Immediately follow
ing tho holidays. n
The institute is going TO the limit OF
its income in endeavoring to supply
the needed instruction. The course In
accounting, which was inaugurated
Just prior to the holidays, is proving
attractive. and additional applications
fer entrance TO this course are expect
ed. The work has not progressed be-
yond the point where those desiring
such instruction may probably enter
Tor the present term
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
WHOLESALE BEEF

Wholesale quotations for week end
ing January 3 on beef cuts for Swift
and COMPANY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
LEGION WORLD CARE J
FOR UNFORTUNATE MEN

Fans Tor caring for ex-sAryice men
who. Through no particular fault of
their own, need assistance, are under
consideration by the Richmond Post
Of the American Legion.
This matter has been turned. over
to aNpeciai committee, headed by the
chaplain of the post, which will bring
III LIZ report at tho called meeting to
be held tomorrow night at SNo'clock
ia Belvideic hall, OH Main street.
rear Belvidere.
While 1t is not thought that there
are many such men in Richmond, the
plans OF the government for help
having embraced most of them. there
are In the nature OF things a few
ard the Legion feels that adequate
provision should be made for them
Assistance may be extended under
this plan to the families OF ex-service
men who have had reverses OF for
tune.
A, this meeting the question u IN
creased annual dues also Will be
taken up. Under the present ar
Tranger1ent these dues, state and To-
cal. amount to $3.50 a year, which
are considered by many members a.
'pitifu1ly small to meet the needs OF
the post One of the most pressing
OF these needs is home for the post,
It having at this tAue no regular
place for meeting or for giving en-
tertAtnments.
Another matter to be disposed OF
at the Tuesday night meeting wills be
the ratification of the new constifu-
ton and bylaws, to be brought in by
committees
President Branch johnson is es-
peciAlly anxious that there be q full
attendance at this meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

Justice csrutcheid. IN
THE morning will hear
Charles Page. cpiored, SA3
erink Gtreat. who left thu
ming on q truck on Norsly
Saturday afternoon. and
started Oft and ran for ne4fl
finally smashing into The ~ +
window in Hofl1eirnef's a6e
Mary Lawrence. cnlortd.
ington street, MAS slightly fN1
the accident. &
Warran. was sworn our
the negro, charging him wttS
the truck IN the stress with t1{S
running unattended. The drt0&3
into a nearby. store whtlc tl$1k
was lot running. sa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

Tou Maan Infamous, Don't You?
Formerly 1t was beer that made
Milwaukee famous; now 1t Is Victor
Berger. Dispatch.