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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
IAIEhCdUiCH bUObEI
APPROVED ON BUDGET

Atlanta, Georgia, Jan. 1.-THE bud
get OF the inter-church movement 70
% used IN co-ordinating the ennergen-
Clos OF the Protestant denomina tions
for the ovangsiizatior OF the world
was approved at conference OF l.
400 church leaders held in Atlantic
City. January S, s and I.
The budget calls for the expenditure
It provides for the evangelistic work
IN America and the foreign. teld. prop
er financing OF hospitals and homes,
LIBERAL awards struggling colleges,
for the lighting OF social ana indus
trial unrest. and better wages to both
ministers and missionaries -
II is specific THAI no part Of the bud.
get shall be changed by a board OF re-
view 10 be appointed with equal rep
resentation OF all denominations, with
cut consent Of the UNCONVENTIONAL
board directly effected.
Three hundred and twenty million
are 10 be expended in 1920: Presley
terrain and Nethodists Joined in pro-
testing tbs original ~seledeion Of tho
period between April q and May 2. as
the time for the drive 70 arise this
years quota
Dr. Nolan r. Eest, a presbyterian
complained that shese dates would
conflict with the Preshyrerians every
member canvass and moved that the
drive be deferred until February 10
g. 1921
DR., David c Downey. Of New YORK;
Methodist. called attention II a de-
c!aratior CT the Ne-hcdist leaders that
followers Of thar fai-h should rart!ei-
pata IN ne Other drives until after
Methodis1a' 6 centenary fund % sll-,-
800, 600 IS completed.
Or. Dowrey said the world surveys
q the intern axio-al world movement.
when II was proposed - Use as a
basis for -he s326,0o0,oG0 drive are
incomplete and ineonc!asive .Nter
considerable discussion. the admins
tra1lch Plan t. have tire campaign this
year "as adopted.
Metho9ists ana Prosbvterians as
serted that they could rot Re psrtici-
rat!ng bodies without first gaining the
consent OF the ruling bodies c. their
daron'ir3Cors
Another discussion occurred over
the manner in which the funds 10 be
raised II the cooperative ".ngather-
ing ara 70 be- apportioned John D.
Rockefeller, Jr. proposed that all
money received through the central
treasury. aside iron. the several de-
noraiEatioEal funds. Re distributed
among tie various active daloa.na-
TONS pro rata
a substitute plan advanced by Dr.
G II, Patton OF Boston. who presented
the report. proposed that the genera
fund hs apportSo-ed ca the basis
Of actual collections made by the de-.
nominations. When fight seemed
imminent the question was referred
10 the general committee 20 be ap-
pointed later. which is 10 rule upor
al questions in CONFLICT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
SALARY INCREASES
BEGIN On FISCAL YEAR

-e board Of aldermen ran through
L more Or less interesting docket .ast
right n racord time. while The blot-
Ter contained 4 long Isl Of Items, yerY
few proved OF public interest. The
ia yors tentative 5uGg5r wa aferr3a
20 the finance committee without dis
cuss.on, and that body may take Il up
a. It's meeting tonight THIS docl-
g9-ent - referred 10 r. another place
n this .asue.
TIE resolution recently adopted by
tie common council. providing tor the
payment OF salaries Of CRY employees
On the prevailing basis until the bud
get IS adopted, was amended 80 thai
wherever IN increase n pay IS made
the lucky EN- p,oye may date i+1 begin
-.ing with the tiscal year. This motion
was -rate 81 Alderman Powers. WHO
torcsavr toe difficulty IL any on, ctat-
ing back pay u1der the document rs
i carrie from The lower branch
Judge Kicks salary was Increase i
20 $1,000 On motion OF Alderman Mel
ron, who offered an amendment 70 tho
paper as Il carne from cJunc!l. carry
.n~ $1,000 The board thought th&
lrorose1 increase 100 great for orc Co.
.oand
Ths question Of al amendment TO
r-e chatter 50 that no tuads r.ay be
raised during any one year 70 Al. ir
shortages in The budget 2p1-opria-
lio1S. was discussed by Aldermen Pul-
ier G-undT ara Powers. The lat
ceg thought the finance committee
should further discuss this matter. as
D.. MS opinion II would precioitata a
~ increase. Aldermen Cstundy anc
f-,71.o- 1oa- tire paper ia 81 every
s.-rls necessary 70 safeguard the
e.ls"s Interests. bur It was referred 10
gAe finance committee or Mr.. Powers
:g,1t.on
:. supplementary paper from the
s'1co! board asking FOR funds Tor the
pub.ic scAools was forwarded 20 the
finance COMMITTED The budget calls
e0y Ga03.G59.9- 70. pay roll. S134,10a
tc- general expenses. making total
II s11$2-62a1
= resolution presented by Mr.
Powers calling upon the director Of
puzzle work 10 forward 10 the Hnance
comm tttee a tateg1lent showing how
much m oney our OF the first 100000
bond issue For streets had been e1-
pended during the year. and how
when and where. was adopted under
suspension Of the rules.
: resol 1tion providing for the sale
Of the old Barton Heights pump
house, was presented by President
Adams and referred to the finance
committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
BLACKSTONE PEOPLE
CONTRIBUTE $1,000
Especial 70 Richmond Vi!r!n!an.)

=
Blackstone, Va. Jan. 12--The PEG.
pie OF Blackstone refused yesterday
TO await the appeal for funds 70 en-
force law ard Aght booze ana CO..
tributed 1880 to the cause at q mas
meeting addressed by Bishop James
Cannon. Jr.. who vas invited hare BY
the local committee.
The church IN which Bishop Can
non delivered his sermon. on the ann
OF the Ant-Saloon league was crow6ed
beyond it's capacity and many VITO
came TO hear him were unable 70 gain
admission. - Announcement that the
bishop, an old resident of Blackstone,
was to speak at the morning service
brought the entire town TO the Serves
and the most enthusiastic rally ever
held IN this community resulted from
his address.
Bishop Cannon left here Immediately
after the sermon for Crewe, where re
addressed an audience Of almost equa,
proportions 81 the evening sera.e6s-
no attempt was made TO solicit funds
in Crewe bur the expressions OF. APP
prevail leave no doubt as 10 the IN =
n ediate response of that community
to the appeal which viii be made or.
January t6-2S.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
MEMORIAL SERVICES
FOR OLD VETERANS
-Hsss1

F. :. Lee camp. Confederate vet
Grams. will hold memorial services a.
camp hal! Friday night at O'clock.
- memory OF veterans wko have pass
"a away during the year. Appropr.-
are addresses will be delivered ard
spec.a! services viii be held. Twenty
six veterans died during the year. the
LIST following:
r. Travers Daniel, f. A. Gibson, E
Theo. Eilyson. John f. Redwood
Walter +. Smith, =. w Ho~!es, J.
Taylor Eilysou, Arthur L Lums6ec,
J. Henry kracke. Joseph Eobson. ".
Mica Cary. ~ r Eilerson. c. f. wing
Ae!d. Thos f Taonp Son. George Win
free. John E Mayer. w. c. Miller.
Charles Seldea. Wra- e Mccarthy.
Phillip scherrer. VIM r. sntder,
Phillip whittook, Henry.c Garrett, ".
f. Cox, e. :. Banner, r =, Esya
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
MISSION
BEGINS BEGINS At ST ST. PAAyuIL's

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-
49,,
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- $50. -. s - 49,
@Aay oe -op0o
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-. WIS OF % T@u4s Il "noso
c~avat.. Of Toly Trinity NJ Hick-
sor IS coming "a Rteh, o,6 sa36 a.
day thar emphasis Should be ls.d
UPON the fact Nr ryIclrsor Saes no.
oon.e in the spirit 81 works~ Of
A.srs and wonders Ya does not
CLAIM any superhuuan powers nor ID
4!s spirit at al that OF one who Is
demonstrating his own gifts for TIE
sake Of a-ston1Sb 10 en-. AID public at
teIGo1-
His whole attitude Is s.2gulax.y
modest and unassurniag. yet full Of
the most earnest and confident faith
Ee believes that God can give through
The church direct power os healing
that supplements the God-g.ver work
OF physicians and surgeons. and that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
HUNDREDS HERE
To ATTEND GOOD
ROADS CONVENTION

Hundreds Of members from every
section OF tie sta To arrived l.: Rich
L4oEd yesterday 10 attend the opening
session OF the ninth annual confer
ence OF the Virginia Good Roads as
ISOLATION. which viii be held at 8 30
o Clock this morning in the audtto-
rum OF Murphys hotel
In every respect, the meeting Is the
largest and raost Important OF its
kind ever held IN the state The pro-
gram which has been arranged is the
association and this fact has baer
given due publicity among the thous-
ands Of mem bera
Governor WesGnoreland Davis VIII
address the association On The Road
E>roolarn OF Virginia. lis Present
status and Future Outlook at the
morning session. The meeting vii,
De opened with the invocation which
Will be pronounced by Rabbi z. n
C2llsch, S. l. Lupto1, president Of
the association. vii. preside over the
meeting as chairman and Mayor
George Ainslte VIII deliver the al
dress OF welcome. President LUptor
WI! deliver the response. on behalf
or ne aSsocta ton. and VIII thea pro-
Coed vita his annual address
The report OF tho secretary VIII be
made by Acting Secretary .. E. ~
land. which will be followed by the
appo!arraen OF committed The gov
ernets address vii, conclude the
morning session.
earIr!pg the 4fterpoor session will
Dc The address OF Hoe. George P
coleman, state highway commission
or Mr.. Coleman viii spaa * or The
State Highway Program for ls3o-2l"
a-ad VII present concrete progra m
ioE Tie approval OF the body. The
Il oSt ln4porta Mt recommendation coz
Se!a "a ted by the comm issionar is a
pong Issue large enough to meet the
9eeaa q the department ard place
Virginia among tho foramost roaa
States Of tAe Union.
The proposed bond Issue VII, be ror
$4,000, 600 or $50, 000, 900 ana will
require an amendment to the constt-
luton. which must DO submitted TO
the people.
= w. Osborn, OF Cleveland. dis
ts1ct manager OF the White c4oropanv
Will speak or The Truck ara rhe
Farm" and at the afternoon sessinr
and John Kerr Branch will speag o.
The Business OF Good Roads"
TWO illustrated lectures. Tho Road
.Aaeaa and "A Transcontineatal
Truck Tour" VIII DO given at the night
session. which Will convene An 4
o'clock.
An address by His E,xceuenov. .yohr
J. Cornwel, governor Of West VIZ
glnia. will follow the banquet 70 be
gwen at O'clock tomorrow night
senator Claude A Swanson Hon
Wade II. Mass.e. chairman q. the
state highway commission. Senaen-
Looisick. Senator Gum and Fl q.
shirley. secretary OF the Highway
industries association. Of Washing
soa.aFe on tho program, tospeak ar
sessions =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
JULIEN l. hllL: HEADS
STATE AND C|H BANK

AA~AA
At the annual meeting Of The Of
dcials and stockholdess-Ol-t State
and City bank yestredax, -Iulien H,
Hill was chosen president and s. 8.
sydnor was added, 70 tlIs rNard Of di-
rectors The co1iplete~liN Of oacers
follows:
wn. H Palmer, cSaiznan q
board.
Julien Fl Hill. president
j. w sinton, vice-president
F. E. Cunningham. vscs-Hsssidaut.
WIN. S. Rylane. vsce-preaidAnks
cashier. :" @"'y 4
Jessie r. Wood. vice -president
DaT. assistant cashier.
S. Young Tyree, assistant cAshte.
l. H. Cooke, assistant cashier.
: AT the annual meeting Of the stodb.
holders al members OF the board
were reelected and E. B. Sydnoxs
president OF the Richmond Dry Goods
company was added. Thes board IS a.
follows:
E. 3. Addison. James Il Anderson.
Hugh Antrim, James .. Ctnnp. a
". Eellerson. Horace S. Hawes. s. II.
Halves. Julien H Hill. &. EIAsita-.
Edward c. Mayo, Edwin A. Palmer.
E. E. Sydnor Granville c.. Valentine.
Stewart ". woodward
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
ONION COUNCIL
INSTALLS OFFICERS

NJ 4 Large ard enthusiastic nee III 8
80 kald al Ua4o1 Council No g. on
urch Hi Monday Right w1aa tke
3Anuxi Installation OF officers took
x1a<A acd Few u-a--bers were taEa1
Harry Kemp. deputy szorerae
9AGeat was present ana installed TIE
sa4oerA Thts council Is taxing On
asw LIE and .<i4 ting lew -r.erlhars
~ every meeting. Quite i 2uxa De- oc
Applications are pending aId [Ao
anxious inquiry about HE ~Roya- ~ r
EgaHura. indicates q. very large IL
EAase OF Is3eEn eers here this winter.
sG TIE following o.4cers were elected
Eage-I ? = Butler.
vsce--egent -i!Gea McA1iey.
Orator. =. c CAe4 than
Pas regeat, W J Gerry.
Secrsra-y. ? = Butler.
. Collector. L w Lane.
4 Ireasu.er, c. " HarGw.cx-
Chaplain. J. ". Buchanan
4 Guide, Z =. EarGc4SLe.
WardaE. w. r. Late
sArt-y. J.. W. Sw43a
Trustees, O. z Parrish. r.. y.
ysckers. J, - yates
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
GOVERNMENT ASKS For
LAW AND ORDER SUNDAY.

At the request Of the federal gov
ernnlert and under the susp!tet IF the
Richmond Mi-is-eria! union. 4 mats
meeting will be held : TIE city audi
toriuui at $50 o'c}cck sunday after
noor 20 celebrate IN nttLag I1,4aner
A1nArtca's A-st Law aud Order Sum
day.
The day has been set aside TO COM
naerorate the passage OF the
eighteenth constitutional amendment
and to give citizens OF the United States
al opportunity TO pledge their con-
HruAd loyalty and their determination
TO uphold All the Laws OF the nation.
Rev. DR.. Thomas A sr. DOT, president
OF the Richmond Ministerial union. VIII
preside at ths meeting ard Fs-
rnerts have been made by Rev f. u.
White, secretary Of the union. 20 have
spea kers OF national prominence ad-
dress the assem- blage. TIE program
will be announced in a day or two and
1t Is asserted that several OF America :
most renowned orators and statesr-1e r
VIII be on the platform. The law and
order movement will be tire theme Of
each speakers address.
Under the auspices Of tbs national
campaign for law enforcement and
world-wtds prohibition d meeting Will
be held al eight o'clock FRIDAY night
st the Broad Street Methods church
at which speakers OF state-wide repu-
tation Will deliver addresses On the
vital necessity for concerted ac1or
against lawlessuess at this ti-.ie
Colonel Richard L. Brewer, rho was
last night elected speaker Of thu house
Of delegates and State Senator .
Walter Mapp, viii speak or rroh.oi-
ton from the legislator point - view
prohibition for Virginia, VIII da..ver
an address on the problems ertour
tered by his department il enforcing
national prohibition and rhe Gee3 foc
the Cooperation OF every lav-2tldtng
citizen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
BANNER IS AWARDED
ELlYS0k BID[EG CLASS

! splendid audience listened lasx
Right to Or John Marvin Dean at the
evangel.sCic service at the Second
Eapcjsr church.
The singing OF the .SsT!ce was Led
by Pailton sprake, cF~ Cincinnati
The organized classes OF tho Sunday
school had beer invited to be present.
as organizations and take part In the
service. Their response was hearty.
ard their contributions 10 tbs meet
ms most interesting. = large delega~
ton OF the business raa1' class o.
cupted good part ot crr5ade OF tina
building. while al-aosE~~A. hundred
women Of the Wl..iaur.Est1sor Bible
class occupied the othas~~e:do. The
banner was awarded rEs-Srrer class
There Will be EaeeiinG~aS 1880 rh1s
evening for the discasssUH OF Per-
sonal Evangelism" The~evangel.ss1e
service will follow at o.cshck- Theirs
Will be specta! n usac, an1~6r. Dean
viii speak or The Murp6 Dollar
Check. Professor BryAnA~Su ssrg-
7 Walk with the Kngs~-ss...~
The meetings close onaneuo~Sunday.
January s. The people. 6xElchnont
are urged 70 avail themselves OF the
services duri1g these few remaining
days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
TRUST CO.
REFLECTS OFFICERS

Annaai meeting o. tie stockholders
81 the Federal Trust company was held
last might IL the Easiness Mems club.
Ali Did directors we're reelected and
Ralph a B.nswan5er Of the Bins
~anger company ana EalpA ?, Ear~
f.son. CT tae Union Central Life In
surance com pauy ware added to the
board
AL old officers we're reelected for
the ensuing year by the directors.
Reports that wers made to the stock
holders that the company had been very
successful.
The deposits have already doubled
the capital and the bank has only been
IN business little over three months.
-Ia4 company has moved into its
Hew quarters az SOS west Man street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
NEW OFFICERS FOR
+ DAMON LODGE, pYTHIASs

robert p. Lord. district DEPUTY
grand commander. has installed The
following officers Of Damon Lodge
knights OF Psrhtas
7. r Callahan. Chancellor corr
raaade-; F, 3. Liggan. VICE cha acel-
lor F. Arthur EaylissA p-e!ara; w 3.
5ayllss, master OF work r. A. Hughes
keeper OF records aad seal W. D!ck!e
master Of finance; J. n Arm strong.
master Of oxcb eqUsr; J. X. Arnold
ma scer alarms; T. J, No-rert. inner
guard; W. r Gale, cutter guard Tcvs-
tees---Joh-. Z SatterAeid, .. c. Han
cock. r. r. Lord O. z Parrish and
Paga >. Lester
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
CHURCH MILL BAak
llIflllllno klsllalll.All MEETING
nULU1 HTElIHL NIL llli1

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders % the Church Gl.i bank was
had YESTERDAY afternoon n the bank
a. Terenty-afeh' and Broad streets.
with the fo!.ovp.fl~ directors present:
p. X. A..en. Ernest L. Fox. Raymond,
D. Garcs.n. Henry ?. Garoer. l.
Hardwood Earp, r = Msagns-.
Harry 2 Moore. e W. Noide, Oscar
=. Parrish. ". =. Parrish, J. Z. Satter-
Eeld. THE s4c3e->1tag, Joseph W,
Stewart, Johl Z. Welsh, Eea-y y.
Woody.
Tho following officers were re-
elected Oscar = Parrish, p-es.cenr-
= II Kemp. vice~rr esa6err; Charles
= - -. arrY9 n&es. from CASHIER 70
Weep president and Cashier Ear! 2
Minor To assistant cashier. and Percy
:. Moore t-saa assistant cashier 70
caa24a~ Of -he Fulton e-51ct r The
Church IL. ua1s a1G CHARLES Z.
Harrison 50 assistant cashier of The
Fulton bran -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
Petersburg

tspacia, TO Tae Richmond v!rg!aiaz)
Petersburg. va, Jan. la.--Tn the
austiugs court before Judge Mullen to-
day, twenty-ssx mem bers Of the Pc
te-sburg Police Ee'ie. Aesoctatlon~ o.
tie local police department through
their counsel. Gcss-s. Lassiter ard
Orew-y. Sled = tdil 20 dissolve aae
Former CAiet of Pol!cs James Brock
well. and Lieutenant John J. ncaahus.
acting chief we're named as defendants
u this petition
The court referred ire matter 70
court commissioner; 10 ascertai. the
facts ~ the case and It will probably
IN several months before the mater
IS decided
equitable manner IL which 8 citizen
may spend his money. VIII be dtstrib-
uate by the several banks during cora
ing tLri.- week. according 10 plans
made . gathering OF representatives
q tae cttys banks AZ the National
Bank % Petersburg last night Every
mems will be enjoyed by local banks TO
further the cause Of the thrift cam
pa!gr here. starting rext Saturday.
W 81. Rueksr prominent merchant
Of this city. and one CT tho. i've men
nominated ca the citizens ticket on
JaGarT !. announced yesterday that
he will become candidate for con-
missioner 9 . W. Wright. r. =
Meredith, Samuel Vt. ZInmer and W. A.
wilcox ara the four other candidate
nominated.
Rev, John Eunyan Hill, WHO was a
chaplain in the army during the war
and who is supplying the pulpit az the
Second Baptist church during the so-
senca OF the pastor. Rev. F. w. Moore
has received a cali from Preutis Place
Baptist church. PeftsfA 90 Mr. HI
has tbs call under consideration.
Woodie EurIe Byrd and Miss Ltttse
May Eaihert were married by Rev. w
O Gordon on Jarua.y 20 n the min
!s.sr's residence,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
DIRECTOR MYERS ISSUES
TWO TRAFFIC ORDERS

D.ssctar q public Safety William "
Ayers issued yesterday tAa tol.ow.ug
traffic 7rasr
IN 5rcar 70 safeguard - public ard
reduce Is far IS p0s9,r.a. chA eonges
ticu az traffic the toii5w.ag. eegu!a
t4n1s. affecting tae st-caIed one man
- safety cars operated or Tire traction
Aaes Il this city are ordered effective
fro1. aEd asJer th.s aate
! - raore than forgive tt5) per
sons vii be allowed % rs transport
q ~ one Of tkeSa cars AZ any one
t!us
NJ person or ge-so1s VII! be al
lowed 70 stand IN the aisIas Ct these
c2rs az any point IN aGvance - the
rear Of cre a1oto.man'. seal tEQ2 leav-
.A~ Ire front Platform clear
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14

II ~ tie annual meeting OF the stock
sAAsdAre OF the Central National Bank
yAgta-G4y TIE following directors were
AAcec fer tie coming wear. r H.
4 A4ley. DR.. r f. Eyrnes. Roy Child rev.
"a ". Dab.ey. J. Leo DAVIS. James r.
Francis. ?. {. w. GSooouryr. c, Fred
0S4mreE* Eanry r. Haase. Or Nor
1haa- George = Eee@ll, Alvin Hatz-
~. ". S. KIRK W Q Schmidt. W Il.
ecAwzr.zchila. IL C Scott, George Scgg.
Isaac Thaihe.U4sr.
The following officers ware elected
~ the directors. W Il scawa-txchIId
1r~st6enf: p. Z. wv. CEooGwyn. assistant
xcasktsr ard v.ce-p president; George L.
Natter. 5r- assistant cashier and
Holt Page, assistant caxsA-er.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
CITIZENS TO HELP
Enforce THE LAW

(spec.al TO The Eiehuaond virg!aian.y
winston salem, y c. an. I5.-~For-
raar coagresssnaa Rahcrt n. Page spoke
70 large audiences here Lass night
after which several hundred ci,i-
zens from all paris 9. the country
pledged themselves in favor of home
law enforcement - cut out EaooEshin-
Ing. Co-rp.ste organization was az
!ecteG and arran ey31e:2ts made 70 obey
Governor Eieketts. PROCLAMATION COW
5rlrE Sunday FOR ce!saration of the
PROHIBITION coast.tutiona! ap4e ndn.ent,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
Lep=r Nlssto.l Meets TO-DAY

Tbs Richmond branch CT the Mis-
a!oa Lepers will hold It's regular meet
ing today in the lecture .oors Of Grace
church. Foushee anr Main streets. at
0 CLOCK Reports on tire work Is date
will be made. including The Christmas
cheer provided for George hodges,
-Ichmo1d's leper His friends Of the
mission sesr 1!yo 2eve-al GIFTS az Christ
mas and also candy nuts ard fruit
Any one interested in the work for
leper5 being done g., over the world
IS cordially Invited 10 be present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
BARTON HEIGHTS
CITIZENS TO ITTr

An important. n Getting OF the North
slcs%a:onc Cit.zer's association will be
the assembly hati III the 49, ~
Heights school. It is expected seysrai
matters viii be considered. ! renor-
concerning TIE number OF oualtned
voters OF the community .s 10 -
made II is expected that the voting
Strength OF Barton Eeirhx and vtc.n-
,sy VIII De shown TO be greatly IN
creased
Eernar6 Z zones, president OF the
ssse'S iSt15r VIII preside at TIE ry,iat-
.nE' 70 which al meh ard Tho -nsir
So ~ the eoGl rauaity are invited.
.a - osfs On tbs Wcraan's club OF Bs+-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
HEAVILY FINED FOR
AUTOMOBILE SPEEDING

N Charged with care. assIy ara reg
3AExsy driving his automobile while
4ntnxica .a3 on the Street Monday. i =
Nun, was aned $l05 when he appear
"a be.o-e Judge C<7ltc1ael5 yeste1-
lay. He denied Ih.e charge and noted
N appeai, after belEs fined Tho
xGsA has been pending sl@ce DaceE=-
AAr IL.
,. p. Walden. Jr.. 1868 gorte- street
md c. Cspas 625-A North Harrison
rNAtv were each Gea1 $50 For auto
mobile speeding
= =. C-aca.ck To4 Louisiana
GR0sx. charged with speeding had A!s
aMnA continued until January II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
TO ELECT OFFICERS

TIE annual meeting Of the Rich
naond real estate exchange viii ba
held at $50 O'clock THURSDAY 1!e.7r
in The real estate exchange buildlrr.
Annual reports viii be made and Of!
GERS ELECTED for the ensuing year The
exchange now has the largest r.dl4a
bcrshlp u its history.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-14
IMPORTANT MEETING
TRAFFIC COMMITTEE

IN important meeting Ct -ha sub
con1t.aittoe or ordinances mas beea
called for s O'clock Friday night in
the council chamber 10 consider A
revision or the traffic ordinances All
citizens interested are invited 70 be
present and express their views and
Offer suggestions.
The committee embraces Council
man z. E, English, chairman, Alder
men Joseph c. Nunnally and j. r.
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