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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
RAILWAY WORKERS VOTE
AGAINST OUTLAW STRIKE
Richmond Employees OF r., Il. & u.
Will Stand Solidly Behind
Their Union Officials.

Richmond yardmcn and trainmen
OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad voted unanimously
against Joining the OUTLAW" strike
OF railroad employees. and deter
mined TO stand solidly behind their
union officials at q meeting at which
a strike vote was taken last night
The men determined not TO strike
until ordered to do so by their ma
tional union officials.
IN, H. n; cousins general chairman OF
Potomac Railroad Yarimcn's Union.
arrived in Richmond yesterday after
being IN Washington for some time
IN an attempt to dissuade union men
there from an Unauthorized strike
saturday night.
Mr.. Cousins stated that the men re-
turned 10 their work after having
practically determined TO walk ont
because of the indcciSive action OF
the wage hoard and that il was re-
ported that union men at the Wash
men in the Potomac yards lef; their
WORK Both groups, however. de-
cidcd TO remain on the job until July
70. when the labor board has prom
iSed to make some recommendation.
NJ. Cousins receivcd q telegram
from w. q. Lee. president of the union
las; night. in which he was instructed
TO attend :; conference of cha!rmcn
OF the various unions, which Will he
held in Chicago on the evening OF
July IL. in case the wage board fails
20 make any recommendations by
that time.
Strength of the union was again
demonstrated yesterday. Mr.. Cousins
pointed out. hy its ability TO avert
the unauthorized strike which again
threatened TO tie UP traffic and cause
unesi!mahlc loss. Union men in the
South are standing solidly behind
their organizations, Mr.. Cousins said.
and declared that he believed they
VIII continue to DO so.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
COMMUNITY LEAGUES WILL
MEET IN FOUR-DAY SESSION
DIR. Henry L. jackson to Deliver
CourSc of Lectures mt Uni
Tersity OF Virginia.

DIR. Henry Il. Jackson. special
agent OF the United States Bureau
or Education. will lecture at the
University of Virginia rural week.
July ]: to l6. when IL large conven-
ton of the Community Leagues Of
Virginia will he in session. George
w. Guy. executive secretary OF the
cooperative Education Association.
announced yesterday. Mr.. Guy will
lecture July II at the conference on
What the Active Leagues in Vir-
GINA Are Doing"
DR.. Jackson will lecture on the
following subjects during the con-
vention: Social Politics." The
discovery Of the Schoolhouse,
What America Means to Me-" The
Schoo!housc as Community Capt.
to!:" Government by Discussion"
The Schoolhousc as n Community
Forum" Free Trade in Friendship
The Schoolhouse as n NciEhborhood
Club, Economics and Religion"
Community Buying and Banking -
Democracy in Operation" and How
TO Organize Community Center"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
LYNCHBURG KIWAMIANS
PLAN CITY ATHLETIC PARK
IIilI City Club Tncks Movement 10
Build Field on Municipal
Ground

IYNCHBURG. June 27.-The local
klwanis Club has started move
ment here looking to the binding OF
a municipal athletic field in 4 park
site owned by the city I'm Rivermont.
which is ten minutes by street car
from the center OF the city The idea
~ TO lay off Il field for professional
ana amateur baseball that will hc
adaptable for football. and track and
heid events. The Kiwanis Club will
ask the cooperation of the Rotary
Ciub the Sports Corporation and the
chamber OF Commerce. and the move
VIII be started when the new city
manager Council goes into office
September l. Coupled with this will
also be an effort to secure profess
sional ball for Lynchburg for next
year.
The city owns about thirty acres
OF land just off Rivcrmont Avenue,
which was originally bought for n
park. Five acres have alrendv bccn
,nrncd over TO the school board for
new grammar school. which Is TO
permit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
REPLIES TO JOHN sPARGO
Rev. J. Il. LnuRhton Makes Vigorous
tctOrt tn Church Criticism
by SOcinIisi Writer.

In reply to n recent attack on the
church and preaching by John
Spargo. noted Socialist writer, Rev
J. II. I.auehton. pastor of Laurel
Street Methodist Church, preached a
sermon on The Challenge of So
night.
III tho church should fall down
for. one year." said MIR. LauEhton.
this country would toboggan so
TO crawl back"
"Christianity is distinguished from
all PHILOSOPHERS because 1t presents,
not system OF truth to be under
stood, but a Person to DO relied
upon and trusted. Today In China,
Africa. Japan and South America,
Christianity is winning converts
answer OF tho church to socialism"
said the minister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
REV. A. B. MONTGOMERY IS
NEW PASTOR AT MONTROSE
Wilmington County Minister Takes
FORMAL Charge OF Presbyterian
Church in Richmond

,, hev: a. Il: Montgomery, from
,as aSh'nston COUNTY. was installed
!ast night as pastor OF the Montrosc
PRESBYTERIAN Church by "A commits
SION appointed by the presbytcry. 4
larse crowd turned out TO the cere-
Rev. James A. Cook delivered ,,o
dauTess OF the evening, and Rev. H.
j. Williams presided IA: the meeting
ttV. j. &. Stewart. who was mem
,!NeFed the charge 10 the pastor and
VT. i. Hoenieer, OF the Third Pres
o!tcr!an Cnurch, spoke TO the audi
eAcc. In his address Dr. Stewart
stated thar the outlook for the church
was very good.
NJ. Montgomery is an alumnus OF
mon Theological Seminary. having
graduated some two years ago Since
ms graduation he has been preaching
throughout tho state. He was cX
,ehaed a cali by the church some time
ago and will take charge OF the work
from now on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
NO MIDSUMMER DULLMEss
FELT ON CARY STREET YET
'"untry Produce In Active Dcmand.
receipts Inst Week Were Large
FOR the ScaxOp

All of last week business on Cary
ana Thirteenth Streets among the
M,issim produce dealers and COM
| considering that this is what is
always supposed in their line To be
dull season OF the year.
me iruit and vegetable lines were
cspecialiy active. The demand for
OF the supply and that fruit ranged
high. The deliveries were not of the
choicest fEuit.> No green apples
readily brought So to IS per barrel,
were in fairly good supply and varied
greatly in the matter OF quality. The
hest peaches readily sold for 81 per
crate. The other Kind varied accord
ing to quality and condition from 81
to S25O. Cherries. black berries and
raspberries were to be found on Cary
In fairly good lots and were a bit
off in price.
There were all sorts OF vegetables
from nearby gardens and truck farms
bage were down to So to $3.50 per
hundred heads. snap beans, 81 per
hamper; cymlings. - cents per
dozen; cucumbers. $3.50 to 50 per
scarce. somewhat lower than it has
been. Virginia potatoes. very fine
ones, were in good receipt. No. l
sold for s. TO SIS per barrel. and No.
rs. So to So
The poultry market was quite ac-
tive. hens bringing "a to 30 cents per
pound, chicks. large G5 TO GS. small
so 20 So Eggs were not altogether
rs plentiful as they have been ana
were firm at ~ 10 ~ for fresh coun-
try stock with indication of going
higher. Neals were in fairly large
receipt with prices unchanged. the
very best bringing II cents per pound
and the others from S TO l3. according
TO size and condition,
The outlook for this week is for
steady market on most articles, with
perhaps n little stiffening in prices
f1r DoultrE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
WILL CONTINUE CLINIC
DIR. Hudson Announces Free Trent
nent OF Disease To lie Given
by City.

II; has been annolntet by The
i;ea.i@ Department; OF The city tina;
tae scc!a. disease clinic, which FOR
some tine has been operated with
-o'=Tnr1 ca: money, and which Was
- have been discontinued on ac-
covered. xii! be c5ntir.uet and t-eat.
;usni WI! BE- given free OF charge
70 those unable - pay the price
:l- such treatment
DIT money appropriated Dy The State
aoz-c o: Health and the CITY Board
-. Hudson. O. The Health Depart
!Esrt. stated tia: :: was wei! that
;G= clins. hc continued Hundreds
o: ;ars. treated. said Dr. HUDSON.
are infected with the diseases inno-
Gently and deSc-y. treatment. Others
no. infected !unoccnt!y should he
,--ated, ne said, IL order 70 prevent
t.sL. spCeaN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
Postpone Committee Meetings.

Because a quorum Of neither com
mittcc Is In the city the meetings
OF both the Council Committee on
Streets and the Council Committee on
Advertising, which were scheduled
Tor today, have been postponed by
their chairmen. The meeting of tho
Council Committee on Streets will be
held on Wednesday evening. il has
been reported. No date has been set
for the meeting of the Council Com
mitt"e or Advertising. The Commit
tee on Streets VIII have before Il
again consideration of the petition
81 the Virginia Railway and Power
Company, asking for n scent fare
temporarily until valuation Of their
properties can be concluded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
CHORAL SOCIETY TO MEET
Itichmond Music Organization VIII
Decide Future Activities Mt
session Tonight.

Members ~! the Male Choral So
'i.ty o: Richmond viii NEE, tonight
a. s.!S o'c.0cE. in the basement OF
=. Pau!s Episcopal Church, Ninth
and Grace Streets, 10 decide al! fu-
tE-= activities o! the society. Any
one mus .cally inclined Or Interested
- Invited 70 attend
Eaccouat Of the shortage OF male
singers IN Richmond every one has
been Tequ ssted 70 help this orgauiza-
sion IN It's TrrE. Active membership
eosts = year. and associate mem
oersh!p -
young men az Richmond VINO enjoy
singing 70 join the society and fur
.ner inzt,G,t.on in voice culture will
&c furnished !rce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
Consider nent. romnrror.

Consideration OF the two ordinances
which were offered by Councilman
Thomas IL. Morton and II. Gray Had
non IN an effort TO reduce high rents
here, by limiting profits of landlords,
VIII come before the Council Com
mittrc on Ordinances at meeting to-
morrow night. The two ordinances
VIII probably he referred to city At
toTn"y Henry X. Pollard to be drafted
INTO one ordinance. Mr.. Morton's or
dlnancc cndcavors 10 limit the profit
OF a landlord 10 Is per cent, by as
scssinE property making higher re-
turns "a greater amount. MIR. Had
don's ordinance Is somewhat similar
in character
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
LEAVES FOR NEW YORK
&. l.. Benrdsicy VIII nrtnS Home His
wife, who IIns Brrn in
IIospitni

6. l.. Reardsley. vice president of
ihc Spotlcss Company. left Richmond
carly yesterday morning for New
York City, TO bring back his wife.
who has been Ill there in hospital
FOR some time. Mrs. Beardslcy will
return with her husband Tuesday
evening.
For some weeks Mrs Bcardsley was
III and under treatment in Richmond
hospitals. and, after Il short period,
physicians here told her there was
little hope for her. Mrs Bradley was
then taken TO New York hospital
and Is reported well enough TO return
10 her home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Male Choral Society meets mt
ST. Pnui's Episcopal Church, S;i5.
itIchmOnd Community Rccrcn-
fton Association. bctIidcrc Hall, 8.
:.
kiwnnis Club holds weekly
meeting, rooms of business Mems
Club, q. =
Progressive Council No. IL. ZOOS
Hull Street, :.
licnriro County Fnrmcrs' Union,
Murphy's Hotel, S:30.
Vaudeville. Lyric, 3:3O. 5;3O md
D;i5.
Strand, dark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
Hold washington noy.

llvin Smith. aged lG. OF Washing
ton, Is being held at the Third Dis
trict Police station as a fugitive fror,
Justice. wanted by Washington au-
thoritics on the charge of stealing
an automobile. Young Smith was
caught on the outskirts Of the city
yesterday morning. trying to repair
q car which had broken down with
him. When questioned. he told au-
thoTities he had secured license
Tor IL. and was on the way to ocean
View to spend his vacation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
ROB CEDAR GROVE LODGE
Thieves nreak In Falling cr.c,-
flacc and Take SI5O Worth
of Propcrty

Robbers broke into and rined
Cedar Grove Lodge. at Falling Creek.
Yesterday. Of property valued at
more than $3.50 according to re-
port received here last night. The
robbers forced entrance to the Lodge
ana removed large quantity Of valu-
able goods. Including guns. canoe
win paddles. white duck clothing.
other articles.
l.. II: Dudley. of 1903 Barton Ave-
nGe. who Is owner Of the lodge, has
oHered a reward Of $50 for the ar
rest and conviction of the robbcr or
robbers who pcrpctratcd the crime
and officials of both the city ana
county police are now busily en-
gagged looking for the criminals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
VIII Plan sunm,r pro,

D, tI1tIhIto dams Tor rccreatiOn work
or the summer viii be decided uDon
onfght at o'clock at meeting q!
ne Richmond Community Recreation
tssaciation at Bevidere Hall. on
saih Street according to announce
I nent last night by Clarence =. CABOT.
resident OF the organization. Re.
loft from Mr. Gamshanscn. expert
Employed in charge of the recreation
york here. will be heard at the meet
ne. Mr.. CABOT said il is hoped 10 ret
no work OF the organization under
MI 'headway within two weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28

N tEt9Mob!.c bc.Ong.ng % lanes
- smith, 1909 L!ttieDage Street.
O'Clock. caused a spirited run BIZ tn.
TIRE Deartment to the corner OF
Skin and stockton Streets. In South
Richmond. When the nrcIncn ar
rived ;ncy found that the nrc had
already been eXt!ngu!shch with sand
10y DyStauders. The Are MAS thought
!" nave peen caused by Il short cir
cult and o1!. the ignition wires
wore burned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
Sc,y win r.L. y,c,,,o

Assistant. Governor Charles A.
fcpic w!ll be IN charge or tine Ricn-
mond Federal Reserve Ennk during
The next t~o months. II was an
hounccd last night by George ]. Scay.
governor OF the institution, Mr.
Seay announced that he is going on
his vacation, ana will probably be
gone for two months at least. Mr..
?eay - going North for the SUM
ncr, ana will probably leave today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28

-MFs. Q VI. JACKSON. financial Soc
relary OF Progressive Council NJ.
IL. wishes AN members Of the or
shn!%ation 80 attend the regular
meeting. which VIII be held tonight,
AT O'Clock in Shields Han. ZOOS Hui
street. All quarterly business viii
be acted upon. ond many new MAJ.
tcrs brought before the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
Hold ing Day Ton,orro,,

rag day for the ColoreG Girls'
he'd tomorrow. many friends OF the
Institution assisting in the work
THIS institution takes coiorcd girls
and places them in good positions
due the day following the tng dav'
and the management is hoping 10
secure enough funds TO cover this.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28

The Richmond kiwan!s Club will
meet tonight q: o'clock. at the
weekly meeting OF the club at the
Business Mems CluD. y special rrusi-
cal program under the direction OF
Edward +. Shunway, song leader OF
the Community Recreation Associa-
l.On, - contemplated G. C. Egigse.,,
ana W. = Brunette are donn.in:,
prizes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28

,,narris Hart. State superintendent OF
iubllc instruction. is expected to return
Nonnorrow from New York. where he has
cation board. " NN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
Baby Dies From Arsenic Poison,nr

rletcner stewart, Jr., 2-year-Old
son q Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher stewart.
Nh North Twenty-third Street, died
yesterday afternoon at G:o5 at VIr-
GINA hospital from strychnine and
arsenic poison, accidentally tnEcn
ABOUT $3.50 Sunday afternoon. Flu
neral arrangements Will be announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28

Officials Of the Richmond Aayor,Is,nr
NM hays announccd that the organization
VII hereafter hold its regular weekly
meetings at Murphv's Hotel Instead or I'll,
BUSINESS Mems Club ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28

LEROY Cohen will address tho woman's
;Nun:.frtlSinT Cub tomorrow "A; the regular
,nc"ttnC OF the organization a; MurDiiy's
u"isi at O'clock, NJ. Cohen has chosen
~ hiS subject The Efficiency of Women
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28

THOMAS y. McAdams. vice sidcnt q:
me Merchants National Bank is al Sar
i rrIncisS" attending the National Demo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28

Era!rn Walks; DAUGHTER Of Scldcn Wake
SiSfflasht OF the Richmond Male CHORAL
i'oC',tN was operated SATURDAY. morn
ins ior appendicitis At Stuart Circle Hos
very satisfactory "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28

cieorre w. Stevens. president o. tho
Shesaoeaks and Ohio Railroad. the Chca.
;b ps" lie T1u Ohio Railroad Of Indiana and
Years Years Old today. He is. cccbratins the
event, at his home in G-cen!pse with ;,
r DIr,fhdaS party to officials OF the raii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28

Colonel William NJ. MYERS. Director OF
business. 80 VA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28

,GG,o,mpanX, p. Richmond Light Infantry
Sis o'clock In the Blues Nrmorv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

\ meeting OF the Iienrico County Farm.
O'Clock in Murphy's Hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28

bank clcarincs last week totaled SIS 100
CIanrjn ased 1; to hcrrcS complied bv the
Inc nsuTcs. as compared with those 81
ne CORRESPONDING week of last wear shnw
an increase OF s35n3.iS7. 4 dccrcasc ~
s[,..i;sS..SS was noted in tho cicarinrs
previous week OF this year vac
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
,Mavor, George A!nslc has announce1 ,b,,

CITY offices Will be- closed on Jul. ; in
Viii c mon OF inIenendcnce Dav. which
BBii Nj, SsiS6Tatc, Mondav instead. Stores in
a..cnrGinE 10 W \. Clarke. Jr srcretarv
~ me Ketail MHrchan:s' Association here
.SnS.arN, 10 the usual custom of the ,nsr.
IInHhiS; however stores VIII Dc opcn all
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-08
Dainty
Underwear
Specially
Underpriced
Specially

Pink Wolfe Gowns, slip
over styles, square and V
necks, extra good values,
for .A.75
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-08
BED PILLOWS

We have only high-grade pillows
made in a clean. sanitary factory
from all new feathers-even in our
less expensive grades you will find
them free from dust, clean and sani
tary.
Bed pillows, medium size, covered
with feather proof ticking. January
clearance ............ $3.50
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-08
f4E}}4T!
S':'!',...14 -

is no more faScinat-
branch Of fancywork
than making a lamp shade.
may express your
individual home ideas
in the making of it.
your sweater ready
for the first spring days.
Simple to make, and we
take you every step of the
in our Art Work
Room.
Lessons taught in all
of fancywork
FREE with pleasure.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-08

Wool nap plaid blankets. These high grade
wool nap blankets already have many friends
and need no comment
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-08
The Dresses

of such and originality they fairly sparkle in the
beautiful silks from which they fashioned There
Dresses for afternoon for theaer dinner gowns also
evening gowns Of unusual charm No matter how we'll sup
piled you are add of these your spring wardrote
Satin affeta georgette fine cone and business dresses
of wool sarges.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-08

Pink Envelope Chemise, in
crepe de chine, with satin
tops, some hand embroidered
and tailored hemstltched
bands. Special value,
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-08

Medium sized blankets size 3Ox40
inches. in all the popular baby patterns
of the jacquard weave; blues and pinks
SPECIAL $1.1O
Large size baby blankets. same as
above. size 40x5O inches SPECIAL
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-08
The FurS

Embrace the newest fur styles made Furs for all ages,
developed soes scars capes collars danimal shoulder
pieces Some coates included in this grouping Lynx
fus, Fox Furs Mole Furs Wolf, Kolinsky Mink Hudson
Seal, Skunk, Marten and Others
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-13
HARDING RET|RES TO
FINISH HIS SPEECH

MARION, O., July Ex-senator
Harding went into seclusion today in
order to work on his speech accept
ing the Republican presidential NOM
nation. In order that he might give
his entire attention to it, no confer
ences were scheduled and even the
newspaper correspondents who are
covering" the Harding headquarters,
were to see him only once instead Of
the customary morning and afternoon
conferences. He plans to complete
the speech this week.
Congressman and Mrs. Longworth of
Cincinnati, O., close personal friends
of the senator. and Mrs. Harding, ar
rived last night to be their house
guests for a few days.
EASTHAMPTON, Conn, July 13-
Senator Warren G. Harding, Repub-
lican nominee for president, whose an
cestors were among the early resi-
dents of this section, has written the
Business Mems association in response
to an invitation, that if opportunity
offers during the campaign he will
visit this town. He added, however,
that the tasks before him prevent the
making of definite plans.