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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-08-27

The press Of the country have led
the people to believe the farmers
are getting d big price for all their
products, but they never tell the pub
lie just how much they are getting
and are very particular about telling
who are getting the profits. The
Fermentation Party will tell the
public who gets the profits.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-08-27

A friend Of Hartley says his po-
litical god does not throw mud. The
Colonel is bone-dry on the outside,
but he scatters around large
amount of sawdust.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-08-27

Smoke Chas. Sheets CHALLENGE
10c Cigar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
ANNUAL MEETING OF GRAND
MASONIC LODGE TO BE HELD
between $40 and 400 Delegates From
Every Pnrt OF state Coming
Next Week.

Preliminary arrangements for the
annual meeting Of the Grand Lodge OF
MaSuns here Tuesday. Wednesday, and
Thursday OF next week. were outlined
last nighf al a special meeting vi tn.
grand working committee NJ The Ma
sonic Temple.
Between $40 and coo officials repre-
s"ntinG every lodge o; Masons in Nir-
Einia VIII bc delegates 10 the meeting
here next week.
New officers o: the grand lodge will
hc elected at the meeting here. reports
from tho retiring officers read, COM
miti"cs appointed for the ensuing wear
anu general review OF the past years
worh made.
Last year Soycra! thousands % dol
lars wcr" spent rcnoyating the grand
lodts" room here at the Masonic Tom
PIE, ana many other things done by
the order.
Most Wor>hipful Sol Cutchins is
grand master al tn. lodge at the pres
eut time. other offices which will be
Ni!'d VIII u" thosr ui senior and junior
warden. grand secretary, grand treas
urcr. grand Junior and grand senior
deacon and grand chaplain.
Election 90 officers O; thc order vii!
take place on III" last day Of the meet
ing. on Thursday night a banquet
VIII 10 given by the lodge
IN" !ucnlhrrS of Tia" committee in
auvnuanuc ia addition IL IaSt Grand
Master Go"ri:" W. Wright. az Marion.
arc: y. g.. t;Nyntt. Norfolk: William
l.o" Davis. Portsmouth,. = u. Crews.
south l"~t"r: james Eowmau. Roe
l.. PaG", Eal,Sville: William l.. kcyscr
i.uray., chaTl"s -. Davis Lincoln: Dy.
j. G. I'guucr. Dante. and otis w Doug
las, lsvcdVil-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
War Department Officer Views NV,
hitN Of First Regiment at
GrayS' -irmory

e. Fedora! inspection o, the Hugh
H'ockuci. Machine Gun Company ana
the. FH,n Company OF tho Firsi Fro
w;S,"nal Ersimcn;. which have been
mustered INTO the Nat!ona! Guard.
t"oh p!.icC iaSt night 1t the GrayS'
AFiaory. Inspection Wa followed by
In' serving a! rrIrcS !m"niS by the
oman Auxiliary ot The two com
pan!eS and Il dance.
Governor ana MS. Wcstmorc!and
Davis. ana Colonel Gill, commanding
oiiItc" OF the regiment. We're present
n the Inspection. a; We'll as a num-
hcE OF the friends of tn. coinpa!!iis
hoth c"nnanies have been d-i!!!ug
every Monday night
captain W. ". ro!ndcXtcr. o: the
Machine Gun COMPANY, was not ali. 70
be present last night because Of i'll
ness other officers Of the COMPANY
are First Lieutenant q. s WondsI,5
senior second L;cutcnan, :. Y. Moore
ana x Junior second licutcnau. T. :
=, Officers Of tho Firth Company are
IHptain Henry &. picllcrs1n. Firs;
L!"utctiht y J.. Cousins and Second
Lieutenant w. T.. Jackson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
COAL FAMINE NARROWLY
AVERTED AT GAS PLANT
Railroads and Private Companies Come
TO Assistance of Director


An immediate fuel famine was
aVcrtod at the Richmond ca2 works
yesterday when twelve carloads OF
coal were turned over to Director OF
Iub'ic Utilities II. w. Tranord. two
from private sources and ten by rail-
Of tho roads.
Daily consumption 1T the gas plant
IS tWo cars OF fuel day at the pres.
cnt time. y supply or coal for abou,
a week is now on hand and the si,ua-
tion somewhat relieved
There is still grave danger OF a
coal shortage here. officials Of the Dc
parimcnt of Public Utilities said yes
terdaE. especially If cold weather CON
tnu"S and the consumption Of Goa, is
heavy.
Poor quality coal has caused tho gas
iicials. ii being customary FOR ihc
plant to use the best coal obtainablc
Another handicap AT the plant at
me present time is tho sickness OF
moro than 20 per cent Of the working
force who arc down with influenza.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
MRS. ASHER ADDRESSES
BUSINESS WOMEN HERE
Diils sunday Worker ADVISES Social ~
Wcii 81 Spiritual Phase of
OrSaR,Ea ion.

Women employees OF All the lar;sc
department stores and m.uui:tct Uriut.
plants OF Hi"hmond. conpusinG TN,
business Wom.n's Council. We're pres
rnt a the second Pre- sb!icrian Church
!ast n!Snt u again greet Mrs William
Asher. OF tile llliy sunday party. whu
organized 'h' cpuurl nor, lhau =
yeur ago.
The meeting last night WAS inspira-
;.onal 10 degree. VITA an "Nc-!!cnt
memory Tor Ia, various i:ichmoud
business concerns represented in the
council. Mrs. Asher conducted il the
beginning .! her address IN INFORMED
"cHpeTicn meeting. IA ordcr 20 go.
mold OF tangible results III tn, follow
up work Of the G'lly Sunday campaign
mere among the women.
She thcE sang FOR the girls The
Old Rugged Cross and in r!osinl,
sang ~ special request, An Evening
Prayer
Mrs Asher spoke a. length OF the
work % tEr i.!chu!und Council. o.
what the Sicis Nigh. Nope I" uccorup-
FISH ~ Il material and spiritual W.lv
IN Richmond, and az The Strengthening
u their .ndiv!dUM characters atone;
she advised social features for IN.
members Of the business Worrom's
Counc:!. Shc declared INA, :hey must
get The riSht convention - their work
as members ~ tit council. ana while
i was air'Ely 20 bee proper .Ncy should
no, he 50 torr:h &.frop,t that they
would "'"eHe D"".- ..I:l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
SCHOOL PLANS NEW HOME |
EXPANSION is PROPOSED
BY MECHANICS INSTITUTE
Architects Drawing of Structure Dis
played mt banquet at Students
and Friends.

Holding in each hand an architects
drawing OF new building for the Nir-
Einia Mechanics institute, Captain
tiranch Morgan. member Of the board
OF directors. told those present at an
entertainments for the students las;
night. tina, the time was not far dis
70 nave new home that would en-
able 1t to become one of tho largest
schools in the state to iii men FOR
their life work.
When we are going to get it is not
far on said Captain Morgan. who
was introduced by Superintendent II.
to be done depends on YOU and the CO.
operation which YOU will give in the
, The institution stands for doing
things and business men want en-
Made by EN-Studcnt,.
Mon, let the people OF Richmond
and .wha, it is doing for you and it's
Development will be rapid was the
concluding statement of Captain Nor
gan. When showing the architects
drawings, he declared that they were
Rowictt and II. Carl Mcsscrschmidt.
In a short talk TO the students. SUI
pcrinicndcnt Davidson said that the
field was ripe for the expansion OF
tho Mechanics Institute and that il
would mean Il diStinc, advance in tech
ing when the school was equipped to
serve not only Richmond. but tho en-
tire state.
EIc declared tina, there were thou
sands of boys in Richmond and vic!n-
lily whose fathers could not afford to
send them off to school who could bc
trained at the Mechanics Institute " hen
1t gave regular college technical
courses. Only night classes are given
az the present time because OF the lack
OF funds for expansion. he said
Students Arc From Afsr.
Mir. Davidson stated that there VAS
= student in the audience who had
come from Colorado 10 Richmond TO
take courses at tho school. after hav-
.nS become familiar with the work
Whiic stationed at the aviation depot
which was at one time in Fulton An
other had written from Oregon for in
formation n bout the institute. he said.
lie urged his hearers to get busy in
behalf OF the schoo! and told them shat
IL vas still a night school, although
Il had been founded in 1891.
t.d. +. SUBWAY. song leader OF tho
Community Recreation Association led
the students in songs. II" started with
bubbles and Finished mp with
Smiles" after having directed the
singing of 'Howdy," in which all
shook hands. and other numbers.
Captain Tony Miller and his negro
quartet supplied the other musical
numbers. During tho entertainment
two onc-rcc! motion pictures OF for
eiEn travel Were shown. MIR. Davidson
announced that il was planned 10 have
an cntcrtajnmcnt each month FOR the
students in order 10 develop q real
school spirit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
RAILWAYS TO Be MERGED
FORMAL APPROVAL GIVEN
BY SPECIAL COMMISSION
Richmond. Fredericksburg md Poto-
mae VIII Take Over Warrington
Southern Property.

given yesterday by the special special com
mission representing the interests Of
the Richniond. Ereder SR" ;s't and Po 20.
ton2c Railroad Company and the
Washington Southern Hallway Com
pany. under the namc OF the former
is practically n purchase of the WASH
inGton Southern Railway. which is
ih!,t portion OF the Richmond Wash
rStcn Line lying between Quantico
including Potomac YARDS, by the Rich
m"nd. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad. at price OF 100000 The
mission to be worth more than $40
100000.
The meeting Yesterday was held in
tho Governors office. and was attended
ny Govcrnor Davis. Major Alexander
Forward, Berkeley ID. Adams. and
George Bryan. members OF the special
commission rcDrcse ntinr the stock and
dividend Obligations owned by the
state in the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad.
stockholders warmly indorsing tho
proposed agreement OF mcrgcr. and
urging speedy action. a brief prcvi-
oGSiy ilcI by \. w. Pattcson on behalf.
suggestions, vas considered, and the
contract modified as to make II
iorcvcr Impossible 10 pay the present
stockholders of the Washington SOUTH
"rn anything in addition To- the 4 per
cent dividends on the nom voting nom
cumulative stock they arc to receive in
the Richmond, Frederick sburg and Po-
tomhc IN exchange for their holdings
The resolutions Of the special com
mission were thcrcupon certified by
I,oNcrnor Davis to state Corporation
'rmmlSsion, which Will shortly con-
standpoint
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST OPEN
HEADQUARTE FOR DRIVE
Rctmond Churches to ContIuct Drive
as Fart of Intrrchurch World
MiNa.nlt.nI

As part Of the Intcrchurch World
Noremcnt churches OF the Disciples
Of Christ in Richmond and through
out the state are completing plans for
their share IN the nation wide cam
!paign for SdU.ooo,00u. headquarters
nave been opened in the Chamber OF
Commerce luildinS here FOR prclimin-
AIRY work 10 secure the share appor-
TONED to the chesapeake area. consist
ing OF Virginia, Maryland. Delaware
and tho District Of Columbia
Waller iioladaY is chairman Of tho
executive committee and Rev. II. g.
H. M"c!a 'hiaf - :ic"-cnairman. T.
l.. Motley IS executive secretary ana
other members Of tho committee in
cluue i. VI. Kent. .Ir.. -. y. Hawkins
and .Iohn y. Tate. OF Richmond and
nr. J. r r. !iundley. al l.vuchhurg.
Edward II. Foot. OF New York IL cam
pa!Gn director aud Will have head
quarters III the Chamber @. Commerce.
Enildu".
Quotas or tho state counties ana
cities VIII hn announced within a few
days. il j. stated, and certain OF IN.
funds subscribed Will 10 TO the en-
dowmHnt fund OF l.ynchbu"g College,
tho educational Institution represent
ing the Disciples of christ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
CITIZENS WADE IN sLUSH NEW TRACKS TO Be LAID
SUN FOLLOWS BLIZZARD
AND SNOW SLIPS AWAY
High Waters Of james Rcccdc. and
Steamer Service VIII lie re
sun,cd To-day.

Weather conditions were rapidly ad-
tustinS themselves yesterday. the first
for few hours. and Tho river rapidly
rcccdinC within its banks.
Streets here were almos; impassabie
because OF the thawinC snow. wiIicl,
and backed The water up along The
curbs. Rcoucs;s were made Nc$iCr-
day by the street Cleaning Bureau
that citizens clean sidewalks as soon
as possible S" that cutters could be
opened M again by tho department
and would not be blocked by citizens
throwing snow in them.
Last nigh, tho Weather Burcau here
stated that the river had tailc, 20 ten
feet again. and VAS practically back
High water mari, hcre Was almost
s,laeven, fee'. md md WAS rGacagd THURS
banks only few hours.
Danger IL disappearing.
Reports from the Tidowaier district
showed that conditions have TO i
large extent assumed a normal stand
ard The great storm, which mt times
assumed almost tho uroportions OF a
cyclone which passed over the Tide
Island and The coast OF New York
There vas no great danger .: the
river causing great trouble in the
BUSINESS dstrc; here. officials Of tile
Weather bureau assert lnundation
OF the wharNas OF the city and OF the
va i'ttltIlltn Si'tllSlLp lStht caused
the most concern IL Is said. The
river had reccded last night until the
WharvsS We're again dry. and the reg
ular Norfoln night line steamer will
DC able to make It's scheduled trip
from here tonight. officials announced
fourteen feet here. there is little dan
ger 10 property. the officials stated
.nst night. and tho James must rise
10 eighteen feet before lower Main
street Is endangered.
Cloudy wsather. without much
ctctlon for today made by tho Wcath-
g. Burtau last night y much light
cr wind blowing in southwcStern!y
direction was also predicted.
storm just passed was SIS inches. The
general precipitation was officially set
Ut 4.0l inches.
MIX supply IL Halted.
Several hundred quarts OF Rich
nond's nils supply has been cut of
OF the .Chiekahoninv River. making
several bridges across thu stream inn
p5Ssabic
Some shortage Of the milk supply
iation facilities has been expected
here. but owing :" tho sudden change
n the weather this VIII probably hc
avertcd.
Many wa,shou;s have. beer. reported
,i"ns r"hlS %"dinE into Hiehmoma,
The route between Washington and
mere has also been badly damaGo
aNd repairs arc being rushed to scv-
.rai points i'm order 60 &c; the high-
WAYS In paSsahla coalition again.
Temperature here durim" the day
did not fan below 80 degrees and the
'rccEc Was slight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
MOVIE PICTURE CENSORSHIP
BILL KILLED IN COMMITTEE
Amendment to Criminal Stntute An
proved. Prohibiting Exhibition
Matter

mittee OF the House and Senate on
Moral and Social Welfare yesterday
passed by indefinitely the bill calling
for creation OF "a board OF motion pic
turc ccnsors for Virginia.
This action by the joint committee
the measure again being taken up for
further considerati ton during tho pres
Ont session of the General Assembly
Delegate Mayo &. Brown. OF Lynch
burg, chairman ~ the House Com
mittce on Moral and Social Welfare.
yesterday introduced Il hill incorporate
ing the words motion picture hlms''
im the statute already existing. pro-
button or publication OF obscene mat
ter. This amendment is understood to
meet with the approval OF the motion
picture exhibitors OF Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
STREET CAR COMPANY WILL
SPEND $23O.429 ON SYSTEM
Double Track ON First street Line to
lie Extended 10 Hroukiand
Park boulevard.

Expenditure of s2S0.io9 for the re.
construction OF street car tracks on
five lines, installation OF new genera
: tors at the power plant and improve
mont OF tho distribution system of cleo
trio current has been decided upon by
tn" Virginia hallway and Power Com
pany.
Authorization OF Tho expenditure OF
this sum was made by the board of
directors Of the company - short time
ago. Certain extensions in The street
car lines will also Ice made. and tho
cost is covered in the appropriation.
New work Planned.
Ec"onStructio and extension work
decided upon and its estimated cost ia
itcmizcd in the following list:
nsSn & s. rch and CT q sr%St
MSsoms ,s5.2 Of 'TschS on Main street
:. Evepslon OF double track of tho First
70 ''rookland Park Iiouovard and Cham.
nHST"E' ~ ;r:.sks on null stree,
from. TIC. M!il@,hjan Ti;S 10 the end OF Of
Esycnsiruc!ton OF tracks. on the pc,cra-
T. sMrs rgrnrs; He;ween IIuli and NlauTy
on Tib,T Of the nGT,hSonnd track
Streets. |5.'ai
Put in Generators.
Installation OF additional and larger
generators and coal and ash handling
plant ut cost Of $4,000 is another
item on the list Of improvements 10
be made.
Expenditure of sl4. 400 for rc-cnforcc-
mont Of the powcr lines feeding cur
rent to the Highland Park line. in or
der 10 provide a higher voltage for the
rush hour" periods on that line, will
II $50 be made.
Work will shortly begin on tho an
ucrEround tube system Of current dis.
tributiun, officials OF the company de-
clare, Cost Of this work will total
$4,000. The first block to be replaced
VIII lie on Tho north side OF Nain
Street. between Governor and Four
tcCnth streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

IIouse Of Delegates convencs mt
state Capitol mt 10.
senate convenes ut State Capitol
Bcncnt Valentine pnrty at JcHcr-
son Hotel at 4.
Meeting or business woman's
Council at the Second Presbyterian
Church ut q.
Rcncht dance for st. Joseph. Or
phannEc mt t:lISs' Home, Eleventh
and Marshall Streets at :.
Dance ut Country Club OF virginia
ut :.
Dance mt Hermitage Country Club
mt y.
DIR. g. VI. Tibbctis ut Central
Methodist Church, south, Richmond
at =.
basketball game between Medical
College OF Virginia and Church mn
Athletic Club mt Y. W. &. A. ut S:I5.
Hall at tho Hiucs' Armory under
auspices Of WUman's Auxiliary mt
S::s0.
Strand-"Sunshine." mntiucc at
2;:s0; evening performance, S;3G.
I.yrfc-J::IO, q. . 40 md B:3O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
HELD IN SOUTH CAROLINA
w" '"rn Irving 'nr itcnrinE virginia
License Pintc Taken Into

20 wnii@ men giving their names
~ rrcd hutler ana .. =. More wnre
morning driving an AUTOMOBILE. yI;h
virginia license number g>.p"G r,o;o-
humher 4O,S.5 Authorities believe ~.
~ !" n" I've h.en stolen ana The license
When compared with ,ha lj..,yo
e HonGsFS n TIE oiies q secretary o.
1919 car with lhat ni!inb", e, '"e
f. or car with motor number l'7s,
S9so, and the car given mat nro,i,nrr
tsso va va peiroiter with motor nun.
seyGrai spi;casos we've found IN ,t
car h!!cd with merchandise ana ~.
s,,Iy: iheiud!ns watches rings. Sill
ctlianrous articles ''' '''a-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
SPECIAL SESSION is CALLED
Common Council win Meet Mondn.
Night 10 Act S2,0ub.nm
H0nu Issue.

SpcciA! calls nave boon issucl Tor i
II cct.nS OF tn" Common Council Mon
day night ~ O'Clock TO take up tho
matter at the s",uo0,Ou0 gas works houd
Issue recommended by the Finance
C"Mmittcc i few days ago. There haas
also been . cali issued by the chairman
OF tn" Finance Committee for II "pc-
Cial meeting II that body Monday At
T.iJ o'clock in order To amend the
bond ISSUE again before it comes before
the Council ior consideration.
Another meeting called for Monday
IS that OF the Streets Committee, which
Will Hold a session ut o'clock. At a
special Meeting ri the Council Thurs
day night the matter Of the bond issue
was laid on the table rs required by
law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
REPORTS MYSTERY PACKAGE
Negro Tells Police Foreigner Wanted
Him tu Plncc II on Hnnk

Charles Cody. co!orcd. Ito East
Fourteenth Street. South. Richmond
reported 10 tho police that he was nc-
coStcd by Il foreigner, nationality nm
and Hull Streets. and offered $lo 10
leave Il SINAI! package, weighing about
pound. on the desk OF the Manches-
however. and the stranger gave him a
cigar and q dollar with the injunction
90 keep quiet.
Cody described thc stranger 10 he
about five feet nine. wearing a check
Norfolk coat and aviation cap. leather
icsSins, black shirt and collar. and a
heavy nlustachc and dark curly hair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
HEAR COMMITTEE REPORTS
Club Holds Good Fellow
ship" Luncneon-Pny Tribute
IN A. i Ikreut.

More than scvonty-iivo members OF
The Advertisers Club attended the
good foilo" ship" luncheon given hy
The Or-aniHatiou yesterday NJ the
business Mems club.
Srverai "olnInittcc reports were de-
iiVcrcd ut TIA. meeting. The building
q; revising the building code Of the
city was progressing swiftly.
For half - minute the c!ub main
ta!nci perfect silence yesterday OUT Of
Difference 20 y J. Bront. vice-presi
dent o! the Horace ( Wright Co, who
las died since Tho last ineotins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
MOTHER AND CHILDREN
STRICKEN By INFLUENZA
Almost $500 Still Needed 10 Care for
Poor Widow and
HnhrS.
Generous RESPONSES

Generous responses 10 the appeal for
aid in making W. $3.50 for the widow
and her two little children in destitute
circumstances came in the mails of
yesterday TO Tho Times Dispatch Re
Lief Fund. Case No. Is.
Possibly the bad weather helped
those in omfoTtablc homes 10 rca lie
what il must be TO DO i'll with influenza
with the care OF TWO little children
VINO are just recovering from influenza
and no funds.
Worn from caring for the two chill
drcn during tho night after q hard and
trying day in the factory where the
mother worked for $40 week 20 sup
port herself and her children. this
widow contracted the disease and be
came desperately i'll.
She - still sick AMI unable to care
for her children and since her little
income from her work stopped she
mas no money. II is for this mother
that The Times Dispatch appeals for
aid. With $3.50 she will be nurscd back
TO normal condition and her two lit
tie ones cared for.
Contributions to this fund, which is
Case No. Is. yesterday follow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
Struck nv uo,or ,rr,,

..J"TI,H =. NVN. Il. % gOI Eor,b
> ,nf,cthth street. va run down L,.
@otor trGcH a IiEnt"enth ana C;-ara
sfcc,s and h.s ies broken yestcrday
AFTERNOON. WpF mad stopped vIiir
street car passed and was c.ruIp ~
ne started across the street u.TnG,i.i
Hospital: reported that he wax resin =
quietly last night 0'''''S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Leo School and Gideon Martin. two youn.:
men arraiSncd III the Hastings cour; yes
tcrday charge OF beating George Far
NOR. were each convicted sentenced
TO serve forty days in ia!i
Members o: tho newly organized Oak
Grove Civic Association were notified YES
tcrdsy that the meeting u ,hayo, been held
in the oak Grove School had been post
pcncd. due TO the bad weather. the next
meeting nI;;ht will be definitely announced
within the next few days.
Federal prohibition agents sold Colo
eight automobile Yesterday seized from Il.
-. Ch!drcSs. Richmond. for violation OF
section S23s. for the sum % 1906 at public
auction.
Tho Richmond branch OF So!cm College
.tlumnae Associa,ion will hold ncetIni;
~ $3.50 O'Clock next Tuesday afternoon a;
The home OF Mrs. Clair Dalton 1877 ra-l;
ktcpuc. Dr. Howard Rondthalcr. from
WiUston- Salem. expects 70 Spcah.
Miss Janie buchanan. of Richmond. was
rcccntiv elected secretary tthr t-csh01tn
class Of F'or3 Macdonald College. kcd
Springs. " g. The attendance Is The LARGEST
ia year. with over 700 in the entering
class.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07

-aiS' JN!!an Myers Will address Tie
Counc.i oil Jewish Juniors at Pa.tl
Ahabah Temple tomorrow afternoon at
} O'Clock on "R"crcating Interest in
Junior Council Work" Members Of tho
senior council and their friends have
been invited 10 he present in tho social
hour which will follow, Music will
feature the program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-07

Consideration or the Mills bill. pro
LdnS !9r tho widening OF Eanf and
Twelfth Streets by sliciug Oft twenty
ut Cap!to! square will "ngross ths
senate commute" on public institutions
uvNt Tuesday afternoon "a; ; o'clock