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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SAYS POLICE ARE RIGHT
approval Is Expressed With Refer
Sts encc to Arrest OF Tarl,ccl Auto
Dealers i'm Richmond.
5oFNcERs ENFORCING LAW
Officials of North and South Caro-
lima Approve Action of Richmond
s Traffic Department in Letters To
Director Myers.

Richmond police and the Depart
ment of Public Safety were .eNonerat-
led In the arrest of North Carolina
the capital without proper North
carolina licenses. IN = statement is
sued officially ny the Richmond
Shamber of Commerce. last night. fol-
lowing an Investigation of the ar
rests by the Director OF Public Safe
" and n report to the chamber.
Letters from l.. II. Thomas, score
ment of South Carolina. ana from
!. Bryan Grimes. Secretary of State
OF North Carolina. sent 10 T.. O. James.
Secretary of the Commentaries OF
Virginia. and referred 10 the Cham
rber of Commerce by Director Of Pub
slic Safety William Vi. Myers, play an
Important part in the re2nrt. Both
Letters approve tine action of the
police In enforcing the law.
& Appeal to HcaSon.
sSs The repor, of the chamber ap-
peals to all fair-minded citizens in
Virginia and the Caroliuas not 10 hc
the capital. The statement OF the
chamber, in part. follows:
There has recently occurred some
aesiera Gs NSrh and Gy GaqSns
as to the enforcement Of the autom"-
nile laws at Richmond. ana We take
this method OF explaining 10 our
friends in both status what We Mavc
found to be the facts involved.
h. ''The complaint by tn. automobile
dealers was, that cars without state
number plates, but with pieces OF
paste board marked by tn" owner or
manufacture in transit were stop
ped. identified and the usual fines i'm
after investigation, &, appears. as
an effort by our authorities, TO carry
out BY direct request Of their oni-
cials, tn, NORTH. and south Carolina
q - -
Torcement against non-rcsidents oc
tho Virginia laws.
Would Establish Dangerous preccrnt.
The North Carolina duplicate
be obtained by dealers or others ~
81 cost OF So each. II any one were
allowed TO make for himself or others
n paper tag marked in transit and
all highways, how would y person
injured by such car Sc. redress. now
would automobile thieves, whose
plumber now amounts to millions. be
apprehended? how would automobile
traffic be controlled mt all?
This chamber offers the sorrespon-
dence in the case ana feels certain
mat any fair minded man in Virginia
North or South Carolina, or anywhere
else, Will agree that il would he inn
possible to allow free use of all high
ways to automobiles with no marks
OF Identification other than tags made
at VIII by any one who could get the
use OF piece Of paper ana a marking
pot, nor would it be practical or
owner and hold MP those OF another.
One OF the things most hghly APP
preclated by the Richmond Chamber
of Commerce ana our entire business
neighborly friendship OF the whole
people of our sister states Of North
and South Carolina. which We feel
incident"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
WOULD HOUSE ALL CITY
COURTS IN ONE BUILDING
he.oimti"n Calling for Approximation
IL iabled by Council Committee
ON Public Utilities.

Suggestion that Richmond build q
Court building to house all OF it's
courts ana court officials was mad.
l4St night ~ q meeting OF the Coun-
tIl toinmittec on Public Buildings
anu JtiIiti-S. which tabled a rrso-
Iut!on before 1t asking for an appro-
pF!atIon Tor purchase OF the si;, for
Il new Juvenile ana Domestic R.la
t!ohs Court. The resolution was
tah!ed primarily because Of belief bv
CtHC!a!S thht u = physical impos-
S!n!!itE Tor the resolution TO be passed
he!3r" the old Council goes out OF
existence, but IN. court building sug-
Eestlon made by Jacob Cmlauf. was
't.e-EeG with much favor by ina
Justice ) ioge Ricks. of the Juve-
me Court. said that Richmond mus;
nTov!dr quarters for the JuvenIl. and
bpihcst!c relations Court as its
present home must be dismantIed To
provide room for the new memorial
"nraTy auditorium. which has been
Ssured. Justice Kicks would have
Us new headquarters contain pro.
'.S!oh ior III. two detention home
conducted by the city.
Land which IL is proposed by the
resolution TO acqu!r. is located he
Iwecn Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets. on BROAD Tho resolution
Justice k.cks said will be rciniror
vHccd IN the new Council in sen.
tcnlb"r "
!.SiabliS hmsnt OF rnunicipal play.
-tv4ud IN the downtown district aIso
- advocated by Justice Ricks who
hopes 10 acquire land for both en-
W. I,!StS through the same ordnance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
PLANS FOR BOTH DIVISION
REUNION MOST AMBITIOUS
Arrangements for Event VIII lie Per
irctcd at Meeting OF Local
Chapter Tomorrow Ni.-hf

gu lhtS Tor the coming first an
O.. in Kichmond. OF the Eightieth d.
vision Veterans Association. Will he
mac by captain Reucl w. Elton.
resident secretary OF the association
al a meeting OF Hammond l.. c. the
Ipcal chapter OF the association, 10
oe A"ld AT the Community Club. BE,
N!dere and Main Streets, tomorrow
night at Sis O'Clock.
CAPTAIN Elton also Will have the
DIVISIONAL insignia for adoption by
The Hammond l.. C. ut the nlec,in.
tomorrow night. Among many other
questions of Importance to be con-
Sidered IS the adoption Of the new
constitution and bylaws OF the local
chapter.
Present Indications point TO an at
'chdanc. ~ the reunion in September
9i anof' '.eeO men. most OF whom Will
bring friends or relatives with them.
nlted states army tents and cots
VIII '9r made available for use OF Inc
mond, according TO announcement,
made by state members or the .yecu.
1--WE council yesterday
nile plans OF the committee at
these tents. they may have TO he re-
sorted 10 Il more than 1000 attend,
as lie d!mor!cs occupied by the Blues
an. anu. Erays Will hardly house more
Plans 10 provide The veterans with
!CdSlng and food AZ minimum rates
a READY mas been advanced TO Il salts
factory stage. Reduced railroad fares
nae been practically guaranteed the
committee ana definite rates probably
VIII be- announced soon.
htS!nes tn" armori-s. accommoda-
tpns hay" been arranged with hotel
AhG boarding houSckccpcrs to house
i...hIS and relatives of the men.
5hr"rc Spac" j. being provided for
those who motor here.
General Ade!b-rt Cronkhitc ana
~tAG'pg carter Glass tyiII h.
the speakers a. The convention. In
Guided among the features Will he
an on virginia picnic. memorial SER
vice. nr"Srntation OF "a captured Ger
man hr!d piece. athletic carnival.
showing OF official division pictures.
and a reception and dance, following
me meeting. at which the association
VAL be organized permanently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
SAYS PUBLIC OPINION CAN
CURB ILLICIT DISABLING
Federal Supervising Agent Brnm.
Sh'~ 'ouniirs Arc Organizing
law md Order I.carncs

't'L pubic opinion could Curb
much o. the Illicit distilllny I'm ali
'NE"Hced by :. Il. Frame, Fedora!
IhrrrNisln= a.ont for the Southern
h!E!s'ou yesterday.
Many counties are organizing la,y'
anu order Leagues. and Inc renTt.
,heMsy!yes are taking violators OF
IA" prohibition !aw in charge and
seeing that the courts do their duty
~ meeting out Idcquat. punishment,
-or Offenders Mr. Hrane added.
with only th.:ty-eieht men on
my Tore IN Virginia, i IS utterly
NnPosS!8!e 70 compete win tn. 10000
or more yiA!Ators OF the law. IN, in
communities " n ere lawl.ssncgs
ft!Ens Suprem" the cities are non,
e; l"E b"hind officers aud cour, OH
'iniS which ia ms opinion. Is lie
"h.E solution 20 Tia" problem
Judges al uauy counties i'm ~.
H."i" are vested with authority to
APPOINT - sufficient uuuber of snc
ca, police 70 suppress any ana AN
.!o!aion-. tut!l this action is taken
l' !S useless H. take vl0latprs rs
peclhIy OF the prohibition laws. 10 a
-hc law" " ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
WAR HISTORY COMMISSION
REPORTS PROGRESS MADE
Ivy ana state branches Mcrt in
Richm"nd-Prrr-ct Pinns for
Intensive DriXc

hr Charles r. Robins presided at a
.u"t,nS OF the Richmond branch Of
VI" war History Commission OF Vir-
slh'a Yesterday in hoaduua-tcrs in
IN" tapiioi Building. with W. G Pull
nam as the other member. Reports
from various subcommit,oes wore
presented. showing that progress had
been made since the body was formed
ana thr several COllaborators indi-
Gated nov Ear they had gone and the
amount o; data in hand. Another
meeting MI! lie held next Tuesday
iians for drive" during July and
august were discussed at a meeting
OF inc stat" commission, Arthur KYLE
DAVIS presiding. Details OF the work
20 q, be done among coIored people were
disguised and u report showing that
the record OF 49, men had been re-
ctlEci by the commission against
NE 30 men reported as being in
inc drdfi. Church history. diaries
ana letters. economic conditions dur
lHB The war and post ana pre- war
pf III" COnirtiggiou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
j. SCOTT PARRISH HEADS
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE
Is Made Temporary President.
Other Officers Are EllcrSon,
Ryland and BiuswungCr.

J. scott Parrish has been chosen
temporary president OF the Richmond
New York steamship Line. H. w. III
lcrSon. vice president, !. +. Ryland.
secrctary and IL. 5. Binswangcr. treas
urcr.
Active operation OF tho line is eS
p%rtcd TO be begun within the mex;
week or TWO. il was stated At Il
meeting o. directors OF the company
yesterday. held TO consider the char
ter issued by the State Corporation
Commission. which was accepted.
llarris, MCGill y Co. one OF the hig
express companies OF the country,
with headquarters in New York. Will
operate The steamship line, while the
Richmond interests VIII be the own
crS.
The Lake Francis" bought from
the United states shipping board. is
expected 10 arrive III Richmond within
its present cargo OF sugar from Cuba
n New York The Lake sterling
also bought from the board. Will not
hc delivered for about three weeks
since j, : on a cruise in European
waters.
Docks and equipment OF the Old
Dominion steamship Company have
practically been bought by the new
be used. That boa; Will operate be
tween Norfolk and Richmond to pick
up through shipments TO be sent by
the new Richmond New York line. is
pfAcNcaIIy assured, X IS undcrSi food.
The financial par; OF the scheme is
progressing and many subscriptions
have been obtained for stock The
movement is said TO he meeting with
- most cordial response here aid re-
ports from Petersburg. liop.w"il and
Ncwpor: News indicate hearty co.
operation. y meeting probably Will
hr held in Petersburg some time this
week 20 raise funds for the company
The present company VIII be re or
gaui2cu as soon as sufficient money is
subscribed to put the project on Il
secure footing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
CITY FATHERS MEET TO
CONSIDER $3.50 GAS RATE
Heads Of Two Bodies Issue Special
Calls for Conference This
Evening

Robert Lee Peters president OF tho
Common Council. and William il.
adams. president of tho Board of
Aldermen. issued calls for special
meetings of their respective branches
for tonight TO consider the action of
the Council conference committee i'm
recommending Il rate of Sl.30 per
1000 cubic feet for gas Members
of the Board of Aldermen also will
consider the 6-ccn, fare ordinance,
authorizing the Virginia Railway
and Power Company TO increase its
rates ID this figure. The upper
for o'clocN. The Common Come n
VIII convene a. $40 for the SPECIFIC
purpose OF acting on the gas-rate
Since announcement of the recon-
incubation of the Council, conferences
committee. councilmcn believe the
controversy over the proposed rate
men IN recommending the ordinance
II IS said. binds them TO support the
sl."p rate, as the recommendation
Colonel BARTON II. Grundy and AL
derman ordway Fuller have been
vis9ronS IN their SUPPORT OF Director
request for gas rate of Sl.35' com
ciIrlan carter c. Jones led the fight
III Council against the high rate for
t''S' 'tnn WIS instrumental In having
the ordinance amended TO reed 81. -
~ council Alderman H. Ncaverlv
Melton was another member OF the
'ounc. on the conferences committee
opposed TO 4 rate of SI.35
me new rate of sl.30 is practi-
cai!y certain TO 20 through without
any ichsthy discussion and realiza-
or the presidents of the two bodies
III calling meetings for the same
evening.
Eichmond's present rate of 81 ncr
I."Vp feet of gas il admitted now by
az to he inadequate. and it appears
hat, frSIrdicSs OF the City's action
IN increasing the rate 81 cents ON
the dollar. II will end the year with
an apprcciab!c deficit between op"v-
a'hS expenses and operating revenue
special meeting of the. Council
Commute" on Streets has been called
10" Friday to complete the docket
\ special meeting of the Council
,ommittr" on Claims also will bc
heId Friday for the same purpoSc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
RETAIL CLOTH|ERs OPEN
CONVENTION TODAY At 10
All Parts OF Virginia Will BE
Represented at Meeting OF +
State Association.

Retail clothicrS and furnishcrs
from all parts OF Virginia will gather
this morning at the Richmond Hotel
icr inc iirSt Scmi-annual convention
% me virginia Association of Retail
Itothicrs and Furnishcrs. Tic con-
nicn'iHn Will last two days. conren-
adI"urning tomorrow afternoon at s.
Inres addresses are on the program
i,or ,oaaE,s session. The first will
ne That of w. Fleet Kirk, president
ol the State association and a director
Ht the national association. Mr.
MIX address will embrace re-
Iation since the last annual meeting
III March. as we'll as Il review of trade
conuriohs At the present time.
% i;, tanning; secretary Of the Bet
NMlarhc. Jr.' secretary of the Retail
MSrchants Association. will he the
other speakers. Mr. Leaning will
bureau and viii ;cll of its work TO
stamp out fraudulent advertising.
MT Clarke Is expected to speak on
trcult matters, on which he il an au-
,horitE President Kirk said yes
tcrday afternoon that it had been de-
rid.d 10 eliminate a number OF for
NAL speeches at the convention and
ditions which cOnfron; the clorhiers
and furnishers of the state at the
present time. He said that the as
Sociat!on was not Il conspiracy against
the consumer. but an organization to
pr"icct the interests OF the pur-
CHASING public in every way.
Delegates ~ the convention will
take boat trip on the river this
afternoon. leaving the wharf at
CLOCK ana returning about . o'clock.
f.HnS nave been made To make this
an attractive feature Of the convcn-
ZION. Refreshments OF all kinds will
De served on the boat. Raphael Levy.
Joseph kass and X. u. Underwood
form the entertainment committee
- of Cni
ana do the honors 10 the visiting
cioihiers. The committee has also
arranged TO have luncheon served To
Inc Delegates each day at = o'clock
~ the richmond Hotel. c. r Nor
man. Richmond clothicr, is chair
man of the resolutions committed
committee reports will not be made
until thursday afternoon just before
adjournment President Kirk will
appoint the different committees this
morning shortly after the convention
is called TO order.
Charles T.. WHY. secretary OF the
National Association OF Retail Cloth
icrs, VIII address the convention on
thursday morning at 10 o'clock Mr.
MIX stated yesterday that many of
the members had questions 10 nut
10 Mr. Wry. and that these questions
would be discussed informally for
the benefit of those attending the
meetings.
Officers will not he elected at this
convention, the annual election hay
ing taken place in March Irving
'rcchtrec, secretary OF the organiza-
'l"n. is out of the city. Horace Cans
VIII be acting secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
Mr. Hood stressed the fact that
Zig Enrolment nj w. md VI.

EnroIImcnt Tor The l9I0-2l session
Al William and Mary College will be
near the 800 mark from all indica-
tons, IL WAS announced yesterday.
that the number of students who have
reserved rooms is the largest ip tho
history OF the college. Moro than
100 girls and pa men hav. made re-
scrvations. with more enro!lmen;s cX-
pected. The campaign for the rais-
ing OF Sl.i00.0Q0 Is nearing it's close.
although the Illness of Mrs. Chandler
in Williamsburg has not allowed DR..
Chandler TO devote as much time TO
the drive as he had expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
Mold Communists rlcnic SATURDAY..

Tho community picnic. gwen under
the auspices OF the North Richmond
Citizens Association. which was in
tcrruptcd by rain Saturday night, Will
at Barton Heights school. Athletic
events w!l! be- resumed where they
were LETT OFF last week and moving
pictures and music by Il brass hand
and residents Of Barton Heights ;.nG
vicinity are invited 10 attend. Mcr
hers Of the reception committee are
urged 10 ln nrnSnnf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
OPEN ASSESSMENT BOOKS
VIII u" Available Tor Iusrrrtiou IL,
JEFFERSON and Madison Ward
~ Citizens Ihrou.i, fIIda,

ment books, norm al James E.y,r.
VIII be thrown open 10 the public no.
day, according TO ANNOUNCEMENT made
by the Board OF Assessors last nlrn,.
TO public inspection from 80 s'clGcE
this morning until noon when th.;
VIII be closed until T. NJ NH.
books VIII stay open tAyo hours. be-
ing oNicia!!y closed for the day AZ g.
Tomorrow and FRIDAY N. bgoEs
VIII he open 10 the public between
10 and 2 and 3 and 3 V'cl0cd The
Board OF Assessors has established
headquarters in room 2. CITY nan
basement, where the hooks Viii u-
Kept during inspection by the public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

First >cn,i-annunl convention.
Virginia Association of Retail
tiothiers and Furnishcrs, Rich
nond Hotel, 10.
Special meeting, hoard of Al
dcrmcn. City Hail, y.
Special meeting, Common Coun-
ell. city IiRli. S:3O.
open-nir motion pictures, dlrcc-
ton Community Recreation Assoc
tiation. South Richmond. S:I3.
Council Committee ON Finance.
city Hall, S::IO.
Lyric. vaudeville and motion pie
lures. 3;3O, = and a:3O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
AYERS WOMEN MAKE
BEST INSURANCE AGENTS
Members W Womnn'S -td Club Ieur
Address by Jesse Hood,
Of Equitable.

Through the possession OF essen
italy feminine characteristics. women
are better fitted to succeed in the
insurance business than men. ac-
cording to Jesse Hood. OF the EGui-
table Life Insurance Company, in an
address 10 the Woman's Advertising
club. a Murphy's Hotel, yesterday.
Mr. Hood spoke on The Possi hill
ties for Women in ;hc Insurance
business" He declared that women,
through the possession of in,uiiioo.
accuracy in judging character. great
tact, rraciousncSs and Il wider vision
of service than possessed by mon
have u decided advantage over the
sterner sex in selling insurance. The
business. he declared, appealed to
women because 1t offers more income
FOR The labor Involved than any other
Held.
Mr.. Hood stressed the fact that
Insurance is the most advertised
business the world, and that nsur-
ance agents are responsible through
personal character for the standing
OF their respective companies. Miss
Virginia Roberts. president OF the
club. presided and introduced the
speaker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
OBTAINS CHARTER
Virginia Good HuudS As>ociution L.
Granted Certificate OF Incor-
porntiOn by Comm il sion

charter mas been obtained By Vir-
gluIa Good Roads Association. an or
Eani|ation which has been in cxis-
'cnc" Tor more than a year. and one
or TIA" most powerful! in the State,
ihe corporation is Il non-capital
stock organizations
cil!cials o! the organization arc
George J.. Coleman STATE Highway
Commissioners, william T. Cooke
wee preStdcnt' Norvci! /. Henley ana
Vaughn. Of Franliliu. sir
vaughn j. president, and -. H. Ky-
!and OF l.ynchbUrg, SECRETARY
Purpose OF IA" organization is Ia
encourage ana promote construction
ana Improvement oi public roads and
highways
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

as a. Heepe, q GGah%e9i Cemetery 6S ct:S
NINA, Mnai ss2'nlna;ions for John. Marshall
Fra1y FOR distribution Angus; Il IL WIZ We
:. rg N, ,,. IN Napkrun,cr was niea by W.
a. M aSorsS T ihSs EanS his "Sgunatiop
dag !" United states District Consi.
Dan D.. owen. director of the Bureau
h vii scp!s,e tos a%poS" Of iGa- Woo Tn nooi
AMONG among farmers OF the locality before re-
Monument Methods! church Epwor,h
W. ,sar si"n y. rsieF;Gure ear
The Gsu-h Ep%o S"S i i.sar '"S 'e"S"' OF
W!ll ME-, be hySid q; Ssconi ,saS,i:: chaf@S
known co,Sfrd u" svansei,,. Nh. Fi VIII s BELL
on SiN Million DTy Bones comns To
,5 IqdFWen. Vas sn;sEsa IN cry Circuit,
eiai Credit Contrary vs.. ". G. owen.
md .i' Wi,ss a. mi Mys oven MGt%T Gompany
sf1 'radin: - Russell $. Myers and Hroth-
oi hGi 6 S~o, ps..G9.d ths NV plant
Al -
O'clock f"s the regular weekly ,n"-;inE
OF me "rean!Zat!"n. \ banquet WAS served
"a ih- plant and the Kotariaas were shown
tArouEh the building.
Henderson Lodge OF Odd Fellows will
n@,d in an dIN ricnic Friday at Forcst
ot-h arranged and banquet Will b.
served Racing. novelty contests peanut
tra'nblcs. tugs OF MAJ ana other novelties
are GA the rf"sran.
VI GmsTi.F'yy meeting set Groun. c, o: The
az IlsiEict Association viii be held Fri
DAY ia bethlehem Church Ch"ste rileid
county; AZ an all-day session IN. meet :.
!nG VIII open at 1880 O'Clock and box
.uhcbcS VIII Lee served AZ noon.
Fire. moving pictures. under tn. dir-c-
Ton ~ IN. Community Recreation Asso-
cation, VIII Ice held tonight in south
hlchm"nd: tomorrow nigh; AZ the col.
u.tn community center at 100 clay street
ana fT!iAy night at CEiunorazo PARK
Ih- general public Will be au.!tt,a free
and success OF the plan OF entertainment;
A'Fe"ls Is said 10 Dc assured.
farms IN Virginia in the b-tt"r-SirI better
United States Department. OF Agrlcul,ur.
aud iurthrrci by the Richmond Chatnher
represented on this farm. including loj-
Sir!h cattle. beef herd. r-rch-ron horses
Iluroc swim, shrop Skin and RUmn-y
Sh-.D and chickens and turkeys r. II
N|c''S - slt"T!ut "nI-ut OF this farm,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
CONFER ON SHOCKOE CREEK
Heads of Railroads viii Meet Win
~ Cit! Officials with Respect to
Mallin;. In of Nfrrunl

%. -ItY AIlpEnDN IiIn'N i. F0|Iarl.
Director OF Public works charles T..
Boiling, George ". stevens. ~. 81
Gent OF the Chesapeake and ONTO
Railroad, and ~ CupI,s. Wee
railroad, VIII hold q conferences To-
day 1T City Hall with regard 10 ,hc
proposed walllng III Of Shockoe Creek.
Pians have been perverted by IA.
city Attorney and other rity officials
present lime win the co-operutiou
= OF the RAILROADS Interested in TIA. iu
proyinni u is hcliev.d that both
Toaus VIII b persuaded by the civ
to aid financially iu making IN.
NECESSARY improvements 10 insure tlI.
saiety 81 iaNpayers along 'ue yhuu-
OF which ARE the railroads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
ClTY'S WOMAN LAWYER TO
CONDUCT HER FIRST CASE
hr>. H"njnnin L.. Loyrnsirin WIN An.
near /" Hastings Court Sat
urduS Morning.

Niis ii"nJanin Il. Iovcns.ciu
ls.g9ingnd irst woman attorney, vii!
.'huHci h"r first case Saturday
n'hE ~ O'Clock in Hastings
yuI "hrn She viii seek TO hav"
3hNa.."d The adoption OF Florenr.
- p"ihrE"r rom Slater IL WI
ems ana VIE. authorized by Nh.
4H'e me ago. Mrs. I.oven-
s,t't "I.l represent Mrs \. !. Wade.
siHhumpihe Of the child
az al" seeks custody Of tho
Ghnd. which was adoptcd by the vii
,.'ahs some years ago after she he
cam" an orphan Mr. and Mrs vii.
.hihs were best friends" OF the
Chlld's parents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-28
Mis-. ront Arrive. on o,b,r s,,.

VT T." 4. I'Oat, II West Grace
5.rr"t. mas received word from her
daughter. Miss Irene poat, who lef,
New York July 10 on the steamship
hroniand announcing her safe arr
Nai AZ :\n'wcrp Belgium. days
Journey from Coblenz. her destination.
\ cab!cEram received by tho Ma
tional War Work Council Of tho
Young Mems Christian Association.
"l 81. Madison Avenue. New York,
hnpnY." -,