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, 1920-11-04

We all had "A great time Halloween
(also the Monday after Anyone miss
ing n wagon, see Mr.. Gilbert. He
seems to he running II secondhand wa
gon shop up there, with II pillow or two
mixed in.
, 1920-11-04
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SCHOOL NOTES

(By Mary Mammalian and :
Mary Hayden.) :
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, 1920-11-04

Have you read the want ads?
, 1920-11-04

The dance Tuesday night was great
also the after-effects.
We received our report cards Mon
day. Wen say Mr.. Gilbert is all
right when it comes to grading. \
The biology class will o o have the
interesting % work of dissecting n
cat. Just imagine Mary Mammalian
carving a gentle tabby
We are not such good French
scholars as we thought we were, since
observing the grades we received in the
tests last week.
In letters received from Mary Paul
son. she states that the Laramie high
school is II fine one We feel sure it
doesn't beat ours.
Don't forget the weekly meeting of
1.-The Quilf' Friday afternoon at 3 80.
All members, old and new. are cordially
invited to attend. There was no meet
ing last week, owing to the exams.
, 1920-11-04

Morgy Johnson Went up Purgatory
Gulch the Inter part of last week. tC
do some annual work on one of his
mining properties.
, 1920-11-04

Virginia Igo has been promoted to the
fifth grade. Lots of noting done, botl
ways, around here.
, 1920-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ault. of Sara
toga. furnished the music Ind the can
didateS supplied the men with cigars
and the ladies' and children with candy
dCrinS the evening.
, 1920-11-04
ENCANIP MENT NEWS.
(From The Echo.)

/
, 1920-11-04

1t isn't at all pleasant to sit on the
floor, as Pansy Richardson will tell
you.
, 1920-11-04

The dance Tuesday night was great
also the after-effectS.
, 1920-11-04

Mr.. II Mrs. Il. ii. Parkinson return-
ed home last Thursday from a few
days visit in Cheyenne and Denver.
, 1920-11-04

Joe Smith came down last weel
from the Ferris-Haggarty. where Ii,
has been the past month helping wrecl
the machinery at the mine.
, 1920-11-04

w. \. Mckay. of Rawlins. chairman
of the republican county central com-
mittee and also chairman of the pres
ent board of county commissioners,
spent Saturday night in Encampment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
THREE WOMEN INJURED
Heavy Truck CrnAhcs Into .Jitney
md Both Cars
Wrecked

Three women and man were in
)uret one o: them seriously. las;
nigh, about $50 O'clock when a lit,
ney in which they were riding
crashed INTO "A heavy truck driven by
Melvin Johnson. colorcd. o! AIS South
LON eardy Street. at the intersection
Of Meadow stree; and Stuart Avenue.
both the j!tncy amd the truck were
wrecked.
Thozc injured were:
Mrs. r. NJ. Dodson. I-ombardv an
partments, badly bruised
Miss Fannie Lawson, 2oll Hanover
Avenue. probable fracture OF IN,
skull and bruises
Mrs. +. F.. Hough. of 1886 W,e,
Avenue. badly bruised and shaken
IN.
J. d. Wilkinson. chauffeur and
driver Of the Car. badly bruised,
cut and shaken up
WILKINSON, who lives at I7Il West
Cary street, and Johnson, the driver
OF the truck. were both arrested fol.
low ing tho accident, charged with
careless and reckless driving.
BON cas- were reduced 10 a mss
OF "rccna;sc o. the acc'.!cn; ann %.
mere APPEARED no Kay t. fix IN,
lame FOR ih' accidca. o1tn Of mo
driV:rs wer- arrested. rley veil ho
given Il heai''g this moru.;.., b-toro
justice John CTutchficid in Police
Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
HART SCORES PAY GIVEN
STATES SCHOOL TEACHERS
ShortnEc m Instructors Placed
squarely In TO Low Fay by Nir-
Einin L.ducutor.

At;-!oliiuE ina snp-tage - teach
ers Understandings TO the fact thai;
not even Il reasonable waF" for s@i!i-f
Instruction If DaiG DESPITE tho in
creased cost ~ living Harris Hart
State Superirtendcu, - Public In
struci!ou. declared himself the aYowcd
champion Of Increased pay for teach
ers in virginia IL. an address before
inc Glars IN citizenship q; the y ".
9. y yesterday afternoon ~ 30
O'Clock
Super!ntendon; Iiar, also declared
himeslf in favor o.. co-educat!on at
all higher Institutions Tie said tina,
he feared that unless tn. state nor.
+ ma! schools "ere nut on :. colleg.
basis that man young women ntult
be diverted from the teaching prr.cs-
sioin by the attraction o! u,hvcr.
sity course. An explanation va,
given by the speaker o. the fou,
classes of public educational institu.
lions in the state and the genera
s functions Of the iLlrds which con,ro
+ State institutions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
WISE WILL MAKE ADDRESS
BEFORE WAR HISTORY BODY
Generals Bundy md CronkhItc Invited
10 Attend Meeting Newt Tuc>dny
in senate Chamber.

observation-disclosures Jennings G.
Wise. who served as an infantry Of.
hce- IN the Eirht:eth Division. will
he The principal speake- at the
monthly meeting Of the Virginia Wa
History Commission. 10 be held next
Tuesday night at s o'elock in the Son
ate Chamber.
special message VII ne Trough.
the commission hy Co!nnel Wise. AMI
rs chairman. Arthu. k5Ie Davis. 81
Petersburg, said yesterday that nc Is
anxious that as many nembcrs as
possible ne present q: thc meeting.
Colonel Wise *as * on" time com
mandanc ~ cadets =. the Virginia
Military Institute AMI ls cons deed
an authority on Irest.on< ~ mill
tary history.
Invitations ~ri be san. MAJOR
General omar BunGy, commandan.
% Camp Lee and frs; commander n
France Of tn. Second Division. and
20 Major General Edclbert Cronkhitc.
commander 81 the t>bn-ka:!on camp
a. NH"PoT: News ana commander in
France of n" i:lgnt'-,h Division.
made up Of Virr MIA. Yves, virginia
and PENNSYLVANIA troops. 20 attend
Inc meeting
In" executive coT:nit,cc az the
commission held . session yesterda: >
Afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
HARRISON SAYS KNOCKERS
SHOULD RECEIVE DUCKlNG
ki"nniS iicnd scores Dct-nctor, OF
Eichm"nd ut business wonen's
Club Meeting

constructive criticism IL alright.
but recommend the James River for
the plain ordinary knockor o: a town
Ike Richmond" declared H1lpn lIa--
ris2n. president OF the Klwan!s club
OF Richmond speaking before the
business Wom.ns club OF Richmond
al supper last night in the auditorium
OF n Y. ". &. ~. About 100 young
business women Of Richmond, mem
oers or n, organization. were present.
Mr Harrison was introduced bv Miss
Leila Lacy the president
Applaus" Interrupted the speaker
when he EXPRESSED the hope tina, V;r-
s'nia women would shortly y. grant
me franchise. tic quoted his mother
voter IN Michigan. TO the effect thar
me matter or tho women voting had
had Va cleansing encn." on local
politics in Michigan
~ tho business session which Vol,
lowed extensive plans were made 10,
entertaining delegates TO the confer.
encc OF the state Federation o' Bust.
ness and Professional Women whic,
/ viii be held in Richmond. MAJ II. !.
and IL.
Twenty new ,mambcrs were a..
rep,ed. The cnrollmcn, now iooInr
2i5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
ROTARlANS HEAR SPEECH
ON UNIVERSAL TRAINING
"Pnrson" Rogers Tells Club Of Work
nj Home In CoNtnEton for
li0ys.

America wen; into the European
conflict the most beloved country in
the world and came out o: the struE-
Il. the mos; d!sliked. according 10
Lieuteiiant-Co John Cutchins.
commander of Richmond Post. No. !.
American Legion. and formerly a
member OF the American Arm!sticc
Commission. in Advocating prepared
ness in an address before the Rich
nond Rotary club at the Kichm:ond
Hotel las; night.
Declaring tina: ne was not mill
tariSt, Colonel Cutchins, however, re-
commended that steps toward pre-
pareGness he taken and recommended
military training. in :, universal form.
Colonel cutchins spoke on his ;m-
prcssions while In service IN France
and described his experiences.
u. t Hanson. OF Copenhagen, DEN
mark. an iron and steel magnate. was
Also present at the meeting and gave
: short address on his impressions of
America. He is here as the guest OF
Alvin Smith. vi the Smith Courtney
Company.
"rarson" Rogers. OF the Covins4
ton Home for Boys, was also present
a. the meeting of the Koiarians last
night and made a fve-minIiic address
on boys work. one OF the features
al the evening was selection Old
Man Macdonald" sung by Harry
MARKS. Robert Camp. Hamilton Field
Tom Paimatary, George Fecdlcy and
~ Weber Horn.
About $50 members OF the club we're
present al the meeting. The next
meeting OF the organization will be
held AZ the power house of the V!r-
rlnia Railway and Power Company
on the invitation OF Thomas <. Wheel
NriSlt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
SCHOOL APPORT|ONMENT
DEPENDS upon CENSUS
Every Person Between Six and
Nineteen Years of Age in City
Must Be Listed.

Complying with the state law. re-
curing that a school census be take
every five years. members of the
teaching STAFF of the city schools of
Richmond are now engaged in listing
to ls years. inclusive. Ages are
counted to June 80. 1920.
Printed instructions issued by the
School Board were distributed yes
terday relative 20 the census. Among
other details, the bulletin stated that
persons of the specified ages. whether
they go to school or whether they
attend private school. public school
or college. must be listed. and that
their names must he taken il they
attend school in Richmond or else
where. or IL. for any reason. they are
temporarily out OF Richmond.
Names OF married persons. If under
90 years OF age, are also taken.
Emphasis Is laid on the Importance
OF the present census for the reason
that the amount received by the city
from the state for public education
of persons whose ages range from
years 10 - inclusive. Richmond.
therefore. stands 10 lose a matter of
Sl2 for every person OF school age
who is not listed.
Information desired concerning
every person listed is name. age. race.
sex. whether attending public or pri-
ate school or none at all. whether
able TO read or write. and whether
dcat or blind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
CONTRACTS FOR GAS WORKS
IMPROVEMENTS AWARDED
Mayors Advisory Board Approves tx
pcnditure of SI02, tOt for Ala-
fcrial and Equipment.

Contracts for materials and equip
ment totalling S102.10l.6s to be used
In charging and improving the City
Gas Works were awarded yesterday
by the Mayors Advisory Board. Tn"
money will come from the f2,00O.U00
bond issue approved by the City Coun-
Gil for the purpose Of providing the
people of Richmond not only with
an adequate supply but with gas Of
the highest quality.
The largest contract was 70: pics
and reinforced concrete foundation
for the gas holder, on which work
VIII soon be started. This bid, which
covered dozens of items. "as $65.Ou0
H. ~. George & Co secured the award
The contract for fire hydrants was
awarded TO Smith Courtney Co. the
lowest bid being si,7e3.I5. The Is
oei-Porter Co. bid successfully for
the contract for scru5hcr.,. condensars
nozzles and a tar eX:clcl,f. the sum
being S15.5s0.
lngersoll- Rand Co. secured the
contrac; for one compressor and cleo
trical COUPON cnt. their hii bc:aE Sl3.-
4?E. The Cornersvilin Flower Com
l;any was awarded the contract :nr
eNnausters. the low bid benz, Si.S25.
The Richmond Motor Company Sc
cured the contract for one Ford roal-
ster and one Ford chassis for ST.
460s4
Director OF Public Utilities Trafrord..
uhcer whose supervision the improve
inen's TO the gas works will be made
approved each Of the bids.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
NEW EPISCOPAL DIOCESE
TRUSTEES GIVEN CHARTER
STATE Corporation Commission Also
approves ORGANIZATION of Ric:-
mond Vinegar Works.

trustees of the funds of the Prot
J estant Episcopal Church in the Do
cese or Southwestern Virginia. Inc.
were granted charter yesterday by
the State Corporation Commission.
bishon Robert c. Jett. OF Roanoke,
is president of the organization.
The principal Office of the roroora
ton will be maintained in Roanoke.
trustees will, under the charter. b..
empowered to take. receive and hold
all funds received from contributions
and oiher sources for the suppor; of
their disabled and retired clergy. the
widows and orphans of their deceased
clergy. the ep!scopatc and all other
charitable purposes OF the church
Funds received by them may he re-
invested. subject to the control of
the council.
There are twelve trustees headed
by Bishop Jett The secretary IS c.
Edwin Michael. Of Roanoke Others
are Rev. Thomas Il. FaulkueE. Salem:
Rev. Ernest y. Rich. Graham: Rev. G.
Floyd Rogers. Lynchhurs: former At
torney-Gcneral William 4. Anderson.
Lexington; .. c. Bell. Bedford: Mayo
{. Brown, Lynchhurg; j. d. Logan,
Salem. y. =. Marshall. I.ynchburg; Il.
L. Pierce. Wy;heviilc. and II. Il. VIII
Hanson. Graham.
y charter was also granted to the
Richmond Vinegar Works. Inc, which
proposes 10 deal in vinegar, cider.
preserves. jam. fruit beverages and
fruit and food products. Capital
stock will be from $4,000 10 100000.
Fred y. Braswcil Is president ana
Newly. secretary. Directors consist
OF the president and secretary and
;Sford Fleming. OF Richmond. and
e.. ". Green. Of l5rockton, y. Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
ALL GIRLS WITH RED HAIR
10 BE ADMITTED TO SHOWS
hhnS y. Jonen Exposition. Under
auspices OF SANK Grotto, TO
Pnss Many Free,

'irlS with hair Of varying shades
auburn. red gold. titan. rod
mr%"h sorrel, carrot and Just plain
OF hair Just so ii is red are ~ 10
,ne nigh lights in the johnny !.
zones exposition this week.. This Is
an because j; is AnnabelIc Mnck's
birthday week Annabelle is rod.
headed. also pretty
III ADDITION TO being red headed,
INC rcndcst headed girl Is going 10
Get 50 prize al the end OF the week.
ana al! the reds" are going in free
inns week. Their hair is their ticket.
although the weather intcrfcred
WIN the opening of the Johnny
Jones shows Yesterday. tho perform
ahccS start daily a; O'clock every
afternoon and again al o'clock al
might
me shows are under the auspices;
OF SAINTS Groito. Yelled Prophets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
STATE PRESS COMMITTEE
TO MEET IN RICHMOND
Gathering Mt Murph!'s Hotel VIII de-
termine Date Of summer
ConyppfIon

Tn. executive committee Of the
Virginia Press Association has been
called by President l.. +. Push 20
meet az Murphy's Hc:el n Richmond
at o'clock Hcnda:. april II, 20
determine the time and place for
holding The summer convention and
10 take UP other matters 81 interest
80 the publishers Of ,hc State.
The committee < cor posed OF j l.
Ea--, Farmville Herald; 81 T iiaT-
r.zon. Bedford Democrat, Ge"rs. Il.
EeezslI Ezr-isonbU.. News Record !;
w A Land Blackstone Courier. and
:. y. RIVE. freterlrEsours Free
Lznce: l. K Pvgh, :'-"port News
Press. president. AID James =. !Itti-
rser. Roanoke T!:ncs, secretary
treasurer. ~. i.
Invitations :rom sI-, -. -p'scc in.
ciuc!ns LynChbL-s VII .c paced
befor. the committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
BIG CROWD WITNESSES
!. LAYING OF CORNERSTONE
impressive Ceremonies at New
Federal Reserve Bank Building
on NLun Ninth Street.
MAsoSs CONDUCT EXERCISES
Richmond Lodge. No. 10. and ST.
Andrew Commandcry, No. IL,
Participate = Whole Building
Committee Attends Ceremony.

Several hundred people crowded
, the Enclosure and almost blocked
Ninth street 10 witness the laying
or the cornerstone OF the Federal Re
serve Bank of Richmond, which took
place a, 1870 o'clock Yesterday after
noon. Richmond Lodge. No. 10, An
Gent, Free and Accepted Masons.
REFORMED the impressive ceremony.
which has been unchanged fer CEN
iuries.
huiIding by the Commanders OF St.
Andrew. No I5. Knights Tempiar.
srrayed in the full rcCalia of the
order. The commandsry formed q
double line on Ninth Street and tn.
the exercises marched through the
lines 10 the street floor Of the build
ing. where tho ceremony was per-
formed.
Worshipful Master Arthur L., Mat
tern rerformca the ancient rites. as
sisted by tho marshal. Worshiptui
w. rcnick Shelton; the ;icr. w. {.
LYMAN: Richard W. Jones and W. $.
ouarlcs. stewards. and tho follow,
ing oil, and WorShiptul : /. Wad-
II. McAdams, who bore the vessel
containing corn: Worshiptul oscar l..
Parrish. who bore the vessel contain
ing oil. and Worshipful s =. Wad-
dill. who bore the vessel containing
wine. Five Master Masons. carrying
orders of architecture. were q. j.
sands. q. =. Barnard, l.. Il Thomas.
a. X. Parker and Julian T. Winfrce.
Senior Warden y. Tiollomon and
Junior Warden J. II. Binford took an
active part ia the exercises. Rev.
|; nrtp .. he inNOCat
and pronounced the hencdicticn. The
procession 10 the building also in
cluded Worshipful Young Jones.
Worsh!pful W. Henry Street and
Worshipful William Il. H.ll. each OF
them bearing large lights. Senior
Sant junior dracons we're Lawson II.
Cooke and J. II. rrctlow, respectively.
! The large stone was raised from
the ground BY means OF a derrick.
When the time arrived for lowering
il into place. the usual custom was
observed the stone being lowered
several inches twice before finally
dropping into place. Papers and
other memorials OF the present day
were placed within a tin box. which
fitted into a hollow in the center
of tho stone.
During the ceremony music was
rendered by the John Marshall High
School band. Ia Shumway AID
Joseph Whittemore led tn. singing,
and DR.. Douglas S. Freeman made an
address.
The building committee Of The NTH
district was in attendance. The com
mittec is composed OF the following
prominent hanker.: George j. Seay.
Caldwell Hardy. Charles y Perlc.
George II kccse., secretary. and
Jehn +. Bruton. of Wilson. :. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Henrico County woman's Tenn
pcrancc Union, y. W. {. A., IL.
Special services mt Second Pres
hytcriau Church. $3.50.
Richmond Elementary Tcachcrs'
Association. ltunncr school, J::SO.
Richmond College VS.. Medical Coll
ieEe. baseball. Boulevard Field, 4.
Called meeting, Equal Suffrage
League, 100 North Fourth Street, IL.
Officers and Teachers Training
Class. Park Plnce Met h d
Church, 6:ao.
Union meeting. Epworth LcnEues,
Monument Methodist Church, S:I5.
Lyric-Enude,iii ., .:i5. 9,;sO.
strand The Passionate PiI-
Erim.- by the Little Il h alter
League, S:15.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
TREASURY SECURITY ISSUE
MEETS PROMPT RESPONSE
subscriptions TO Certificate Dated
$40. April I. Reach Total of
xIUJ, OG.I 900
] BY 4 $50 CD f"tl Irtrs |
INETnh-

WASHINGToS. April i3-Sclre-
tary Houston announced tonight tina:
SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 the issue u treasury
certificates dated April J. total!cd
$500, $4,000. This Issue natures Jul[,
- and bears interest at Ia per cent.
ny. houston also announced ina,
ii was the Treasury's plan to clos.
subscriptions to the issues OF five -,e-
cent and IA per cent certifica,I.
When they aggregate S250.Oo0 ~,
said reports that the treasury had no
PRESERVED the right TO aiiot subscrip
tons I'm part" were incorrect bu.
That the Federal Reserve Banks were
authorized to make allotmcn,s in tn
In the order OF the receipt OF appn
cations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
INTRODUCE 20 ADDITIONS
TO SCOUT MASTERS CLUB
Colonel Charles A. Dempsey Makes
short Address to Members ON
Boys Rifle Corps.

About twenty new members OF the
Scoutmastcrs' Club were introduced
last night at the meeting of the or
sanization at Boy Scout headquarters.
More than forty members o! the club
were present.
Colonel Charles a. Dempsey, u. S.
a.. retired. of the office of the Ad-
jutnnt-Gencral @: Virginia. made a
short address TO the members OH tho
Boys Junior Rifle Corps. Thomas
Howell. president. also made Il short
address. Dixie Taylor was present
and made a short address. Charles j..
Weaver. Scout executive. announced
that the Boy Scouts camp in Chester
field County. will open about June
10 and that the camp WIZ be kept
open this year for seven or eight
weeks.
After the meeting the scoutmasters
left in "a body and wore entertained
al the State Board OF Health by the
display OF motion picture on
Hygiene and Sanitation"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
OLD DOMINION LINE SELLS
ONE OF ITS RIVER CRAFT
steamer Hampton Runds to Operate
between Newport News, Nor
folk md SmlIhucId

Purchase Of the steamer Hampton
Roads from tho Old Dominion Steam
ship Company has been effected by
a committee Of citizens from Smith
field, headed by II. y. Gay. The deal
was made in Norfolk on Monday. The
price paid was $4,000.
The vessel will operate between
Norfolk, Newport News and Smith
field on practically the same schedule
as that abandoned recently by the
Old Dominion. Docks belonging TO
this company in Smithflcld also have
been bought. at a consideration Of
$4,000.
a company. to be known as the
Smithticld. Newport News and Nor
folk Steamship Company, will oper-
ate the line. The schedule will lie
put In operation within the next ten
DAYS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
VISITING NURSES REPORT
70 NEW BABIES FOR MARCH
Members Of Association MIKE oeta
Visits During Month to 6Ia
FntfCufN

Visiting nurses Of tho Ins,ruc,;,
visiting Nurse Association rcror,.d
ScNent%-eight new babies for March
ms being part Of the rcpor; ~ ~,
superintendent, Miss Mamie I Nine
MADE At the regular meeting of Inc
hoard of directors OF tho ! Y \ A
YESTERDAY morning at 223 souri,
Cherry street.
tn" nurses made 3,s4S visits dur
Ing March. Miss Minor stated in ho,
report These visits were made ~
81. patients. OF the dismissed. nine.
ty-nine were cured. 2st improved an,
seventeen d'ed. Twenty OF the pail.
ents were sent TO hospitals<
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
RETAIL GRoCERs TO MEET,
New Organization to Hear Address
by Dayton BusIncss Man mt
Public Meeting.

Retail grocers will hold meeting
tonight at s o'clock in the auditorium
OF the John Marshall High School.
where an address will be dcliycrcd by
a prominent business man OF Dayton,
Ohio. The public is invited to at
tend this meeting. Motion pictures.
showing how retail grocer should
organize and conduct his business.
Will supplement the address.
Onlcers Of tho Richmond Grocers.
Ire. recently organized and granted
charter by tho State Corporation
Commission, are Sam II. Heller.
president; w. w. Tiller. vice-presi-
dent: Philip NJ. Flanagan. secretary:
W. a. ellis, treasurer, and Sam II.
Heller. w. w. Tlller, W.. A. ellis,
D.. N. Woodson. a. b. Hay. Mp. CHS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
POLICE AFTER DELINQUENT
OWNERS OF AUTOMOBILES
Less Than One-Thtrd Have City LIZ
cense and Permits to Drive
Cars Here.

Police Will begin this week to sum-
mons automobile owners and delivers
not having seclrci city licenses for
their cars or new permits TO drive.
IL Is estimated by the police that only
about one-third of the drivers OF
automobiles have secured permits to
drive. The time limit was UP two
months ago.
OF the 10000 automobiles SIInwn to
he owned in Richmond, only 1900
have secured the proper city licenses
ii Is said. There have been only
400 permits To drive issued out OF
some 5000 persons who usually get
permits TO drive. Police are busy
making out the list: OF delingucnts
from last years records.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
). a. Birch-t i. Acquitted.

3 After' hearing both the government
ksad. the defense. Judge Edmund G
sWaddiil. .jr.. Of the United States
Distrjct Court. yesterday directed the
jury to bring in verdict Of acquittai
IN the case OF j. a. Birchett. charged
I with using the mails In a scheme 10
tdetTaud. Birrbctt. president of the
Lehman LithogrAphing Company, of
is alleged to have Gent
An incorrect statement to the, Dill
and Collins Company, OF Philadelphia.