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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
CANDIDATES PREPARE FOR
SCOTTISH RITE DEGREES
Afternoon to Secretary J.
Gus IlankinS.
REUNION no BEGIN MONDAY
Cathedral at Park Avenue and Har-
risOn Street, Which Is Now BE-
ing Repaired, Will Soon BE
Ready for Occupancy.

Resident candidates for degrees,
which will be conferred by the Scot
opens here on Monday. will report this
AFTERNOON az 3 o'clock. at Masonic
Temple Ia Secretary j. Gus llankins
Nonresident candidates will report
at . O'Clock. when the final roll call
Will be .inadc. There are said 10 be
l2S candidates.
Degrees from the fourth TO tho
fourteenth will be conferred by Lib
ertIs Lodge of Perfection, No. s. on
Monday Dan p. Sigourncy is master.
Robert u. Ford is senior warden and
Mann \: Sycle is junior warden,
Tho historical degrees. from the If
,ecn;h TO the eighteenth. will be con-
ierrcI TUESDAY a by by Pelican Chap,er.
). retit w. L. Richardson and Rosscr
l." Jennings are master, senior war
den and junior warden. respectively.
Chirairic DEGREES Wednesdays.
rhilosoph!c and chivalric degrees
via hc bestowed Wednesday. These
degrees are from the nineteenth to
the thir.'eth, and will be conferred
by st. Omar Council. knights liadosh.
inandcr; II. Nice. Burlington. first
acknowledgements and T.. l.. Will
liams. second ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
close with he ceremonial and ofaciai
degrees. the thirty-trst and thirty
second. These degrees will be con
;.crred by Dalcho Consistory No. I.
Alvin Il. Hutzler, master: Henry G..
Emricll. prior. and T.. W. Broidy. pre-.
ceptor.
At the conclusion of the reunion
Thursday night the customary ban
Huct Will he given. to which all Scot
fish Rite Masors are invited. This
will be the last reunion which will
be held in Masonic Temple. as the
new Scottish Rite Cathedral. located
at Park Avenue and Harrison Street.
which has been undergoing extensive
improvements, and alterations. will
soon be ready for occupancy. The cost
OF the rcmodeling Of the building will
probably exceed 100000.
Shrlners 10 Hold Session.
On Friday. following the final ses-
sion of the Scottish Kite ceremonies,
Acca Temple Shriners will hold a
ceremonial! session at Masonic Tenn
pic.
y business meeting n 4 O'Clock will
open the session and Will be followed
b.. the frs! SECTION of the ceremony a.
$3.50. At $3.50 O'Clock 4 banquet will
be given and at 1880 a band concert
ami chanters' recital.
At $40 O'Clock the final ceremonial
session will begin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13

lacked specific statements as to just
,hc CLASS or employees to be Included
I'm the change II was not possihl.
for tho directors to, arrive ut definite
conclusions as to the cost to In.
city OF shortening the hours of Labs.
evar, that tho actual working out q
tho plan might not place hcay-
burden on next years. budget ana
optimism prevails among the adj
Socatcs OF the ordinance as to i,s
final disposition.
Representatives. OF various labor
organiza lions and others Interested
In the success of tho measure wcr.
present at tho session and urged ~.
adoption In conformity with action
that. they declared. has been taken
In all largo industrial plants through
out the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
FUNERALS OF FATHER AND
SON ON SUCCESSIVE DAYS
'h"t OF John II llawI-y Occur. ro-
"as-HtS Son. Gilbert, Died

Lohn I. Iawley viii bn buried IN
So. u"u cemetery Just ono day be
io' MS son. Gilbert l.. lIawlcy who
,Ist ms life overseas as Il result of
me SINKING OF Il torpedoed shin,
nyFN'ccs Tor tho elder Mr.. IIawicy
N Mm" ".cd Thursday. viii he con-
ms afternoon n 3 o'clock.
iouns iiawlcy Will be buried with
military honors in lakewood Gene
;,Iiy tomorrow afternoon following
INC luh"rai services at Blilcy's fun.
cr.l rariors at 2:3O o'clock. H.. :.
survived ~ his mother. two SISTERS
MRS J.. 5. Hunt. and Miss LucilIc II
i,a"'cy: two brothers. G.. Il. AMI
John H. IIawicy, Jr. ""
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
DRY AGENTS N FEDERAL
SERVICE MAKE BIG HAUL
Property Valued ut S42I,399 Is
Seized by Bramc's Men During
Current Month.
DISTRICT COVERS . STATES
Three Boats Taken by Prohibition
Inspectors, 1888 Gallons of Li-
,quor Destroyed and 4S Automo-
bilcs Wcro Confiscatcd.

Property valued at s424.399 was
seized and destroyed or held for sale
during tho month by the United
States Internal Revenue Agents UNI
der s. II. Brnme. of Richmond. ia
this district, comprising Virginia,
North and South Carolina Kentucky
anu tennessee. Seizures in Virginia
amounted TO S330,ll1 of the total.
MIR. Frames agents, dealing ouIy
prohibition law. arrested 500 persons
although there are only about 200
inspectors in the five States.
During tho month three boats were
seized, 1858 gallons OF ardent spir-
Its destroyed, 76S stills and diStillcries
captured, and forty-cight a,Itomopilcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
WANTS BOSTON TOURISTS
TO LOOK OVER RICHMOND
Chnmher Of Commerce Plan. Ia Hwy.
Party RemnIn Here nj Least

II the Richmond Chamber oc COM
mercc can influence Il change in the
mobilists from Boston aud Masstchu
sets points who are expected TO ar
rive In Richmond on the evening or
December 10. at least one day viii
OF the historic places of interest,
The party leaves Boston on tho
morning OF December S. spending Nh.
night OF the twelfth la WashlnE,on
arriving here about 4 O'Clock OF m
evening OF the thirteenth. Yh.
chamber has taken up with the tour :
lists guides. organizing the trim, -
question OF remaining over in Eiri
mond all of the fourteenth and vi.it
ing places scheduled by the chamber.
Literature and information has
zone forward TO supplement repre-
sensations made by the chamber 10
members OF the party
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
school D-posi1. ncmrh s..o-.

ApproAimItcIy S3.T?7 was deposited
ny li,ii4 public-school children OF
i.!chHhond last week in the school
banks. says superintendent a. II. i'm
Providence Parl. School still holds
ia 700 per cent record OF bank de-
poSits. while bellevue. Nathaniel ia
con ana Cary Schools hold the rec
"ri Tor the week
iaker School claims Il deposit Of
s2lG65 by LOGS children Eleven of
the schools have ono or more 100 ncr
cent classes also. Deposits OF over
W" each wcr: reported from Gintcr
Iark and Powhatan schools. whilc
me colcrcl section Baker School is
~ The lead, with the sum of s2i6.c5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
QUINN HAS REACHED NO
DECISION ON APPOINTMENT
state senator Denies lie Ua. Declined
appointment as nitcd STATES

state Senator Julien Gum last
i"Eht denied Il currcN: rcpor: thar he
had decided 10 decline stppointmrut a :
United States district attorney Tor ,llc
Eastern District Of virginia. Scua-
'3T ,Nan said that he was stili con-
me matter and has made no
dee!siun. either 10 accept or rcjcc,
The appointment
MI Gum returned from Washing
,n'l thursday. where he went to con
icr WIN senators Glass and Swan
S"n. ~ hc vas unable 10 sec both
OF me senators. nc returned 10 Rich-
honu without making any Gual do
.i.!%n ~ The matter He said las;
tlEht inat nc was unable 10 go
NlrFe ~" rcpor. originated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
BUNDLE WORKERS GIVEN
LAST CHANCE FOR Gifts
Times.Dispatch Postponcs Sending
Trucks for Old Clothes I'm
i'll This Morning.
NEED GARMENTS FOR BABIES
Advent OF Cold Weather Emplu-
sizes Importance of Contributing
Generously for Assistance OF tho
Poor and Needy.

To give final chance TO all Who
intended preparing bundles OF old
clothing FOR the annual Bundle
Day OF the Associated Charities. and
were deferred from SO doing by the
holiday OF Thursday. The rimcs-piS-
patch postponed sending it's trucks
10 the fire stations. Yesterday. but will
make the collection OF all bundles
early this morning.
Any contributors 20 this charitable
project who find that they cannot
get their bundles To the collection
dcpots in time NAV notify the bust
ness manager OF The Times DiSpatch
Company ut Randolph or Miss Char
ioitc Whiting. general secretary of
eral headquarters in Eel Governor
street. ana arrangements for collcc-
ton will be made.
Flow Of bundles increases.
The advent of colder weather yes
served to impress still more ncoplc
with tac realization that this old
clothes giving plan is worthy Of
bundles 10 the lire stations was not
ably increased.
NJ Charities hadouartrs every
thing is in readiness to start the
sorting and repairing of the gar
menis as soon as the first Of the five
trucks which will collect the ar
ticlcs deposits it's load. The volun-
High School and the Y. W. c. A. will
have full day to tackle this job to-
day. which will make up for tho
post ponCmcnt of the collection from
yesterday, when work could not have
begun until after school hours at )
o'clock.
Need Warm Garments.
Remember the babies OF Richmond
who have been reported to the AS
ISOLATED Charities in large numbers
as needing warm garments for tho
coming winter. Infant clothing is
tho greatest need of tho Bundle
Day workers, but all sorts of old
garments will he taken in hand and
converted to usefulness through the
old clothes store which the Assoc
Grated Charities is planning to one
rat. all this winter. selling articles
1T 4 nominal price to all applicants
who are ahlc TO stand satisfactory
investigation of their needs ut the
hands of the Associated Charities
staff.
II you have any old rags abou.
your closets. do them up In a bundle
also, For the rag carpet loom at
Charities headquarters Is just wait
ing Tor new supply of material and
the home Of many working family
is in need Of such carpets.
Get your bundles 10 the fire sta
lions carly or call this papers Office
to make arrangements for collection
DO UP every bundle we'll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
CIiRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN.
Seventh Street Chris
1lan Church

The pastor, DR.. TT N ~ ,,,.,,
Ian. Will occupy his nu,nii ~, -
t m; ana j. NJ. His morning subject
" pc pc: The Finding and Losing
no s. Liz IT, The evening subject viii
ssrr,cn ne Pleasures OF Life" The
Guiding .nn'y night will be tho con-
e benSu. Services which have been
week mn IN this church for tho past
y, teS the The public is cordially in
Gasis,,sSo u Ras, school 81 $3.50 A. Nj.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
Starts Seri.. or Scrmo,,

1T i. Aubrey Williams will preach
az Tabernacle Baptist Church a series
OF sermons on successive sunday
nights on Living Questions for Men
ana Women" The following topics
We're announced yesterday: Tomor-
row night; Facing the Future, or
hat Next" November 81. is Chris
tlanity - Failurc?" November ~
some Occasions fer = Nations
ihankS Eiving;' December ). Woman
and the New Bay" December 10
story o: the Most Sacred City in he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
Bis @Y" Meeting Next sunday.

A mass mccting in the City Audi
torium Sunday afternoon, November
-. will be addressed by Fred b..
Smith. wcll-known religious speak
cr OF New York. The mems classes
will cooperate with the railroad w.
in tho shop meetings that will be
held for railroad employees on No.
vcmbcr 10, III the Sunday afternoon
meeting and In tho special services
that will be held in tho thirty
churches Sunday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
SOUTH AFRICA WANTS
RICHMOND MACHINERY
''Hu,rn'cnt Tor Peanut Factories Ia
sought Through Brnnch snnI,

Tho National Bank Of South Arri-
20. Win branch in New York. has
written the Richmond Chamber nj
commerce. saying that clients OF tho
South African Bank We're in the mar
KEY tor large quantities OF peanu,
officers OF the bank as,, :, ,h
are plants in Richmond that cam
furnished tho direct cqu!pncnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
SEIZE DRUGS WORTH $4,000
Two Men Having Large Quantity or
COcaine In Their pesscSsion Ar
reSfed Hy IpoIIpe

Two hundred ana i've bottles or
cocaine. worth approximately $1,000.
We're seized by Detective SerGeauts
Eertucci and Duty, with the aid of
Policemen Ford and Caldwell, yes
tcrday when they rounded up two
men, James La Sale and Tony
Ing the narcotic in their possession
The arrests follow an invcstica-
ton which lasted several days La
Sale claims that his homo is In New.
York City and has sent telegram
there for assistance. Somma lives in
Richmond II Is said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
Carson TO Preach Finn, s.r,,o,

bnry Methodist Church. will conduct
ms hnal services at .Asbury tomor-
row when he will speak on "rhe
,,3nG', o! "a" Church and It's TIi-
uihp"' "t the morning service. and
tomorrow night on Can | Helm the
Sew FASTER" Rev. y. a. Page. Of
stuart. Va. viii take charge Of AS
nu.y ana preach his first service the
th!rd sunday in November.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
S. H. HALVES COMPANY TO
ERECT STEEL COAL POCKET
Permits Issued by Building In.pecter
nutler Include warch ousc
and STORE.

Building Inspector Butler ycsterday
issued the following permits for now
work:
$. II. IIawcs Company. Inc. at Dock
and Twenty-ninth Streets. the cree
used as a coal pocket, $1,000.
The Philip Whittock estate, the
erection Of "a brick store ut 53i East
Main street, S32j.
AZ 1905 Cary Street. William H.
Todd receiver for the T. J. Todd c.
tate. tho erection OF "A warehouse,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Virginia Supreme Court OF An
penls. Library building, 10.
United states Circuit Court OF
Appeals, Federal building, 10.
ioOtba1l-Unircrsity OF Rich
niond rs. Wake Forest, =.
Annual meeting, Country Club
OF Virginia. clubhouse, =.
Dance, Country Club of virsiuis,
nj S:iJ.
Academy Of 1lusic-vaudev lille
and pictures, 3:I5, 5,45, O,I5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
APPROVES DR.. BRIGHT FOR
COLONEL OF 1ST REGIMENT
War Department NircS Stern In ron-
nection with Election of Former
Lender of cru,s

= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 Lane S,.ru
yesteTday received telegram from
the War Department approvinr In.
election of Major J. Palmer Erisht r
we'll known physician OF Richmond.
az colonel or the new First Regimen,
DIR. EriEhi was the major OF the
First Battalion OF the old Firg; Reg
lment, and went with the Hichmord
fGrays to the Mexican border Lair-
he was disqualified from overseas
service on account OF his eyes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
PROPERTY BRINGS $4,000
Ware house on Cary street sold n,
e George Wickhnm TO Nay ".
....-.- MnIIc raIe Gin.

- George =. W.ckham has solo 10
May ". Wallerstcin. through Elan
81 Funstcn. realty agents propcrt;
located at 1913 East Cary Street. for
$4,000, ACCORDING TO announceinen,
made las; night. The deal VIII be
recorded in Chancery Court today
q David Wailerstctn Company VIII
occupy the .propnrty. which is d four
story warehouse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
Z Automobile Run, AmucI

~ Damage OF about 700 was done
yesterday when brakes on an au.
tomobilc belonging 20 the Pos, -Os
flee Department became loosened IN
come manner, causing the car to ro!,
down the Ninth Street hill abou, hal.
q squarc and breaking "a gasoline
pump belonging to Crulls Stables
The driver. G. T. Brooks. was no, In
tho car at the time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
Joseph Cnrr ,i,b,r

Carr Mahan. &c. = we'll known
Danrillc resident. died Wednesday
nirht At the home of his daughter.
MIS-. y. =. Giles. Besides his laugh
Mahan ana Coleman Mnhan. lilo il
also Survived by a brother and ,brcc
sisters go y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
Observe Co.fc,-n., -

I,Hur'I Street McthodIst C,h,,.
I'll marx The beginning OF the nc,v
conference year tomorrow rnorn'rr
T pg ToseIvink the sacrament Of The
i|ofns supper following tn, yrr,,,,'
by The pastor, Ecv. ! N n"VnloN
WOO III! preach on "Gruator rhjpg.
AAeao at the II O'clock service tcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
st. Paul's Church

Holy Communion at 7:I5 A. N.
Sunday school and Bible classes at
9:45 a. NJ. Morning prayer at II, at
which the rector. Rev. w. Russell
Bowie. d. D.. will preach on 1.-THE
Adventure OF the Unknown Road"
There will BIO. no evening service,
in order that the congregation may
Lmass meetip6 at tho City Auditorium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
Club Eject. New n,mb.,x

-. NJ inc TtkuIar meeting OF the Wy
s{nIa Writer'S Club held Thursday
night In the home OF Mrs Kate
4 langley Bosher. 500 West Frankli1
2treet. three new member, werr
3 ieIsc;ed 10 tho rostcr AZ the organizy.
istion. They. were Airs. Clifford Ran.
sdolph Caperton. Dr.. George Ross .Ad
garter NIcmley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13

>, fhe funeral of James Bristow nf
FRANKLIN. Southampton County ;udi
tor OF ono Of the big lumber concerns
~ mat section. who died Wednesday
hiEht from an attack OF apoDiaxy.
TOOK place yesterday. lie il survived
by his wife ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
William Miller Imnrn..,

Wlil!a'n Miller, employe of the
c,,ncsnpeake and Potomac Telephone
,o,hpLhy. who underwent an opera
ION hnont month ago by DR.. Muir.
ret al tho Johnson Wills Hospita1,
reported greatly improved, and will
oe allowed TO receive visitors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
Two Sermons 40 Calvary D,p,,.t.

I''E '"T''N N9nfon JcnkIns Will
vary Haptist church on Three won,d
fe Disci pies,' and tomorrow night at
- oelock On -Causee Of Dtyorcn"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13

Thurman Returnn With Prisoner.
Detective Thurman returned yes
terday from Allentown. Pa. VITA
Clarence Graham, who Is charged
with the theft OF an automobile be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
USiTARIA ",
Unitarian Church

fF7oyd Avenue and Harrison street. }
OUR FAITH.
Tho Fatherhood Of God.
The Brotherhood of Man.
The Leadership OF Jesus.
Salvation by Character.
Tho Progress of MankinI. Onward
and Upward Forever.
Services at II A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Preaching by Rev. I. Walter Mason
D. D., of Pittsburgh. Pa. Subject
morning, "a Laymcn's Revival OF RE-
liSion"; evening, The Ascent OF
Life"
Strangers especially welcome. All
seats free.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-13
EDITORS MEET TUESDAY
President 1'uEh, OF Virginia Pres,
Association. Announces Session

ut Murphy's Hotel.
Announcement was made yestcr5a y
through President l.. Il. Pugh, OF the
Virginia Press Association. that n
meeting OF the executive committee
OF the organization will be held here
Tuesday ut Murpay's Hotel. Compos-
ing the committee are j. l. Hart. OF
tho Farmville Herald: II. T.. Harri-
son, Bedford. Democrat George H.
Keezeil. Harrisonburg News Record
w. a. Land. Blackstone Courier. ana
a. r. Rowe, Fredericksburg Free
Lance Star.
Evening journal., 1920-08-12

ioy from Saturday 10 Monday ne
Governor relapsed with a faint near
chucklc. into his wcll-kn0Nvn imita-
ton OF William the silent, Prince of
orange and OF Nassau Liherator oi
The Dutch, OF the Lowlands of Hol-
land
You have read Mr.. Coolidges
Spceoh of Acceptance.
You know hr has a long lease on
an eighi-room half of a frame house
ai Northampton Mass which he calls
home. and which sells his hank bai-
anoe back but s32 each month
You are aware ihal he stands ior
law and order. And for American
ism" without the famous l.. Ot y. hc
admlrcs Mr.. Harding, OF Marion. Be
ueves I'M an average man admlms-
irsiiOn which takes counsel WIN
other men on questions mat AFFECT a
hundred million men and women.
a. Is quiet reserved. rente-volced'
dlnldcnd. standpaitlshly New Eng
land ,,.-.s
downward curve, sounds. warming
hat THERE'S siornncss behind nls
plaold manner, tenaciiy, pugnacltN'
loo ,
And his hair. remember. IS RED.
Evening journal., 1920-08-12

The Want Ads Will help those wish
ing 10 purchase a. sell homes, farms
or real estate.
Evening journal., 1920-08-12
REGRET DEATH
OF COL. BUCKNER

Directors Of The du Pont Company
hold a special meeting yesterday TO
take action on the death OF Colonel
2. q. Buckner and adopted The fol-
lowing restitution
Tho Board Of Directors OF r. /.
du pont de Nemours d Company as
scmbled in special session, desires
10 record their appreciation OF the
character OF Col Edmund G.. Buck
ncr, Nloe-prcsldent and Director Of
lhe Company
rCoi Buckncr's service with IN s
Company and with the international
Sm0hcl SIS Powder and Chemical Conn
pany covered me lond period of 40
years llo Occup q an unique posi-
lion with Tho great possibility 0i
representing ihr Company in lls a al
ings with the United States and with
AN foreign governments. Tie made
Wis ts abroad and maintained the rep
uiatinn OF the Company fcr fair and
honorabl dealing When The great
war started loo 1914 Col. Bucknor
undertook a huge task in necotialing
the sale OF an kinds of explosives for
military purposes Ho WAS conspic-
uously successful. and this company
Evening journal., 1920-08-12

soc Dorin's Compacts, 39c
40, creeo Castillo Soap. bar 40c
al Ovo Perrin. Efo
"a 70 Uoriick's Matted Min, S2.T3
- white Foam Ammonia, lac
- lady Webster Pills, toc
EOc Pebeco Tooth Paste, SIC
~, witch Hazel. 10
~ Biaud's Pills, loc
7Ee superior BAY Rum. 0Oo
IA brofhers-First Floor, South
Evening journal., 1920-08-12

at once secured and maintained ths
leading position in this business.
Col. Buckner's experience as a
banker enabled him 10 appreciate lhc
Terms and conditions upon which
satisfactory business relations with
customers depend he made very
large contracts which resulted in
profit 10 the company and at the
nme time he retained TO remark
able degree. the friendship and he
goodwill OF our customers
Col Buckncr's success was due TO
his ability. integrity, and q charming
personality which won Tor him a
host Of friends .n many lands lie
was good sportsman and a delight
ful companion Ills fellow directors
VIII feel deeply the loss OF his adj
vice and counsel
9TH rcf0re be 70 resolved. that
this Board with a deep scnsc of iis
loss .n 40 death or Col Edmund q.
Buchnrr maks his record OF iis
appfoc alton and sorrow. and
"Bo II further resolved That This
resolution be- entered m The minutes
OF The BOARD and a copy be sont 10
his family as an expression OF our
sorrow and OF our profound SYM
paihy."
Evening journal., 1920-08-12
n,NciNc AT otFEN DE DANCE.

Miss Marion McEWan s. opening as
semhiv at the Queen de Dance on
esinrdav evening promises much
nirasinc Miss NcEWan's dances lave
ai,,avs cnioycd much p0pulariit ana
ihe central location of her nrW studio
in ihe Queen Theatre Building viii
move convenient FOR couples dtslr-
Ink 10 spend am hour or so dancing
Evening journal., 1920-08-12

inc, while preaching in his English
church, saw his wife coming in late,
Wearing a new hat lie said:
'llcrl comes my wife, with a
chest OF drawers on her head She
went out TO buy them, but spent all
her money on that 'hoity-toiiy bon
net"
Later on. The Rev Mr.. Hin tried
10 deny having said u, which takes
away some Of the luster from his
deed OF daring.
Evening journal., 1920-08-12
TODAY In HISTORY
SLIGHTLY JAZZED

Who was The bravest man? Was il
lioratins the bridge tcnder2 or
Sieve Brodio or Sergt ant York?
Personally, we think II was Rev.
Rowland Hill. born Aug II i7i5. or
just 40 years ago today. This div