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MRS. MAY SHEPHERD JORDAN

MS. Nav Shepherd Jordan. widow
Of the late Ehen Il Jordan. founder %
me firm Of Jordan. Marsh & Co., o.
Boston, died unexpectedly az the Hotel
St. Regis Thursday morning of angina
pectoris. The IN Aal viii take place
this afternoon from Mrs. Jordan 5
Boston home, as Reacon Street. She is
survived by two children Robert Jor-
dan, CT Boston, ard Mrs Monroe Doug
las Robinson, OF eco Park Avenue, this
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
JUDGE NICHOLS D. nON-NS

STAMFORD, Conn, Nov. 5.-Judee
Nichols D. Downs. formerly Judge Of
ire, local city court and borough com
SCI and at the time Of MS death town
counsel died to-day after short Ill
ness. Pneumonia vas TIE cause Of MS
death
Judge Downs was 6tty--lne years Old
he vas born IN NeV-o12. Conn. a.d
studied lar in this city. Ee IS sur
vived by his wife
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
PU BIIC LECTURES
farh3fteu

Wit and Eurer. Old ana New. by James
+. walsh, y D. Pr D. at American
Museum of Natural X story SEVENTY
seventh Street and Central PARK Wes.
<raln= snd the I.rai-isrs' ~ Milton
Wright 2, Cooper Jrlor Eighth Srr-et
a7d Fourth Avenue.
2ie,ho-s o.; Interpreting Cui:u-e r.
lretsr.c's Schisiter. Pr. .. =. Tovns--a
Ave1re. 11srh ana i99th str-ec.
i<P.av. os the Eou-'~ r. N-ss I1a Sterling
a. T.sM- (. -. Harlem Branch, W-s-
-t.5ts' srre.t
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
T.. Y. Stevens l. Buried

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 5.-Railroad
executives from various sections Of
the country attended funeral services
IN this CITY to-day for George " Ste
vens, president Of the Chesapeake 4
ONO Railway. All trains on the c. G. O.
sytem stopped for one minute at the
time set for the funeral service rs
n ark @ respect for the dead oft!cial.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
EDW ARD l.. HATCH

STAMFORD. Conn. Nov. Edward
L. Ha-cn. assistant tres surer and man
agsr II the Stamford Water COMPANY
died today after long illness He
vas a director Of he Stamford laca.
Club and tne Suburban Club and until
recently vas president ot tne after or
garizatlon.
He IS survived by MS We and tvo
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Chile Recognizes Obregon

SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. 4--Chile has
decided to recognize the new govern
lnent in Mexico, it was learned here
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Going 2 On To-day
DAY
Arlericar NNseurl OF Natural Hiatn-v a.


American Museum of Natural History. .o-
Nero po.tsn Museum OF Art admission
Aquarium. admission tree
biological Park. admission t-e.
Al cortlandt Park Museum. admission
Lecture ~ William II ra,. N Our Place
is..osl Eeuoari6n i YES For,y..ourtA
p,raae of Cir scout. 70 op.n G.-l Sou.
racoa song F.f.5 Ivzaue % the Nal
Ne@ttng IF Mains Women Waldorf A.to-ia
1.lncn=6n .. ,Ae De.pA.an Society. Hotel
Pennsylvania 80 D NJ
Lecture by Bern.oe y Garland on "Egyp-
ian Weaving, Metropolitan Museum 6;
Nesting Of Ne New YORK Alumni Chapter
of The lnte.co -eeiate Socialist Soci*ty,
CiV.c CLUB. + West Twelfth Street 4
NIGHT
Dinner ot The Alumni Association of th.
college Of he C!ty q New YORK. S5otei
cultural Federstloa. .: cent-ai Ins-i-
tn,s. tn. l25 East Eighty -hfrh stree. On
Dinner ana dance - the Manufacturers
Trust Company Hot-l Pennsy.vanis.
International Dancing Exposition 7l.t A.
S.reet 50 o'clock
Address oy Eenrieke r-indssv Eol-,c. -
can We Control EnV-o comment o-
Thought>" Norosco -hAa,4r so'clcck
Dance OF the Esw YORK Chapter C., .he
Third DIVISION soc 1T. Eneinears club.
- 7F=z- Th!-tv-nirrh St~eet cock
Lecture BY Andre Trl6aA cu Drear--I.ite
ara wish Ful1ii-7enr LIS Eas, Tit.y-
eighth street. 7o o'clock
Dance and entertainment o, the Young
Folks League ~ ,t= l~rssl-Z.on Hos2sta5,
Waldorf rt-Astoria. o'c.oes.
?ershiug Club dance, Hotel McAlp.n. g
O'Clock
pinner o, th- Social Scientific Society.
Cate Boulevard. Forty-a-st Street and
Broadway, s. clock
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06

". and Mrs. Henry Lloyd Aspinwall
VII! pass The winter in Rye and next
sprng will take possession of the house
which they have leased in that place.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06

Nh and Mrs. John J. Watson jr. have
returned to.the city from their country
pace a. Brookville, /. l., and are at the
Hotel Plaza for the winter.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06

Mrs William Fitz Hugh Whitehouse
.d .nd Henry Whitehouse will sail for
lafope to-day. Mrs. Whitehouse Will
pass the winter al her house in Paris
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06

Mrs. and Mrs. r 4. Gregory have
'alled tor London and IT'LL pas. the
next two months there and n Paris.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06

Mrs I. Harry Hartman has returned
70 'oVn from her county nlace at
s'aen, y !, and i a. ner house, /
Last SlX.y-Nlrth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06

NJ. and Mrs Charles Pierce Barton
- Of Cedsrhucst. L. l. are receiving
'ongratu.arions on II. birth Of =
i;augats- yesterday. Mrs. Barton was
MISS Fora NcAlpin, daughter CT Nr.
aA4 Mrs. George l. McAlpin.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06

-, Mss Katherine Nscksy, daughter ot
..sFenoe T. Mackay, gave small din
~, !ast evening az the Ritz-Carlton
a s'a atterward took her guests to the
tnea,er
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06

EIGER--0- Tte~sda~ Norer.n~- us--,
HlS9ana ., Camille r Eger F.rersl
s@-'r'es f-or- rs a W. ier-e r-r-
80 8. - SATURDAY = 27 = y rc..o,
7eosrs pas. COR
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06

DF NISON T-u-tla- y ,, - ~ laeN
:. en \ fsn isor r-.co~ -N~ f-.a
sry D-r.son - . r rer s-tr vss-
paN~a' se-N'ce horrs O., hA~ 80 ~.
trs-.es : De- sN- l47 NAs- -~rh o.
Sa-urlsf afternoon o'rfcr-
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06

Ma. David King ha. come ct. the city
1'om Newport and is st thx Hotel
St-mont over the week end.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06

DF\f fHt1FLD-ur l. sus1>niv IN
nnfFia y. Ne'-ra he Fune-si froas
DAY No her = a. . M ph,l,foi f.
nnia aspers p.ee-A cop
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
ENGAGEMENTS
MARRIED
DEATHS

BRENNAN-Oa Nove-,e.- rs-..-.r. =
CaH'7he. :. beloved We =. Roge- B-e.-
ne1 Flas-ai -ro-- her iate -ss.eears.
- =. Nicholas Piacs. Nordsv No,er,~
D. : L ~ Requiem mass - =,
Ni1ce1t ,Ferrsr. Church, L>Ningtcn az.
ana ssh -. y /. ~
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06

tVN FKf IN 81 shurt- Pa -hur-fav-
NHyefs rsr & Chs-is< 4 Core-' Se-,irss
- NJ, late residence. 50a Sor.S High
sna az, Pittsburgh. - SATURDAY -
e'aN"n- ln.ernen, n sun --ie-ei..e :.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
FOV LER

" Ar-r-7. :, y - Ns7
\ ont. vs. o.. 0e-.l- 7 r-~te Fl
nHral .erF-c.. q h>- ~ r-s,<----
ON ave y hit-s--1e : : Sl-aay
NorcT Ae- = : III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-15
RICHMOND WILL DRAW
S3S4,000 IN INTEREST
Bonds VIII Cash In Last
Coupon To-day.
1900 SUBSCRIBERS ARE HERE
Holders OF Second Issue Lost Over
$G2.500 Ivy Their Failure to
Convert Them Into Permanent
Bonds Paying ( IL Per Cent.

R'chmond"rs will draw s394 900 in
interest OF, the las, coupon Of their
SECOND Liberty loan bonds. which
falls due today, rs their share OF thc
S3.lN5.62j in interest walsh Will u"
paid out by banks III tho Fifth Fed
cral Reserve District.
For the si.1l1.53a.3G0 which rnc.r
Sam horrowe" in the second Liberty
loan drive he is paying out today in
semiannual interest 10 bond.l oldcrs
throughout ;hc United States $a..-
35o.IS6
There were l3..no Iichmondcrs
Hho subscribed 10 the bonds OF TIA.
second issue. according 20 figures
which have been compiled AZ the
ar Loan Headquarters here. and
these persons will reccivc the lib
eral reward Tor thc:r patriotism TO-
day.
second Liberty boudho.ders in ;nls
day by failing 10 take their bonds to
banks and having them converted
into the 81. per cent second loan
permanent; bones. for. they Will have
the face value OF ihc bonds sur
rendered Ia cover iutcrcs; adjust
in"nts for tho siN months ending No
vemi'rr - it, the cas-" of this loan.
w W. billiard. % the bond depart
men; Of the Federal Reserve Bank
mere, stated Yesterday that there are
so. on0.o0o Ia second Liberty loan
temporary bonds still outstanding in
this Federal reserve district and
about $lp.oo0.O00 worth of bonds OF
sic FIRST Liberty loan temporary is
sue which still, ar" 10 he converted
into permanent bonds.
Total subscriptions to the first
Liberty loan wcrc S3.o31.a2S.S50. The
SUBSCRIPTION TO This loan IN the Fifth
District was S2l.ooU.r00. of which
amount Il. hmoud subscribed +l2.-
So 500
DOnds OF thc nrs; issue still out
standing in this District. according
"a Mr.. billiard. totll $40. 900. 600
winch must he converted into az
per cen; bonds al tn. first Liberty
loan converted permanent issue by
Jun" l., TO avoid the payment o; the
one eighth az / per cent by bond
holders for their conversion. accord
ing - "a circular which has been is
sued 10 all OF the banks OF this dis
;ri>t 10y the Richmond Federal Rc-
serve Hank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-15
DAVIS OPPOSES FEDERAL
POWER CAPITALIZATION
Executive Tells Advertisers 1t
Would Saddle Country With
Monster Army and NAVY.

Contra lization of power and uu.
thor!ty IN the national, Instead OF
the state government would lead
eventually TO the Saddling of tn.
country with a monster army and
navy. and would be poor economy
from business standpoint, Governor
Nestmoreland Davis told members O.
terday afternoon at hc weekly meet
ins OF the organization ut the Busi-
ness Mems Club.
Governor Davis spoke of the eco
nomy with which the state govern.
Ment is run. and told the club why
there IS more economy In ccntcrint.
authority in the state than there is
In the national government
Speaking OF the budget, which was
inangurated in the state govcru,ncn
in Virginia last year for the first
simply the application OF the meth !.
"us o. the average business man 10
the state government.
The state budget is the same old
budget which is used by the business
man applied to the State institutions,
instead of to 4 private concern" hc
declared. i've got no patent on il.
It's nothing new"
Nirginia's youth does not pay
enough heed 20 the sacred functions
due the state. which were one Of the
things which were won when tho
colonies fought Cor independence. the
Governor declared. bat are wont to
pay more heed to the Capitalization
ri power in the national government
P!ans We're made to send Il large
delegation from herr 10 the Nationa!
Convention Of the Associated Advcr-
;isc:s' Clubs OF the World
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-15
GENERALS M'ALEXANDER
AND CR0NKHlTE TO TALK
VIII Br Speakers nj Mns.-MeetinE
Tomorrow nj the City
auditorium.

I:ricadirr General Ulysses Grant
NrAlcXand"r. who commanded tho
Thirty-c;ehth Infantry on tho Marnc
in the world war ard was promoted
from colonel 20 tho rank OF brigadier-
Rcncral on the tcid FOR bravery, and
Major General Adelbe-t Cronkhit"
will he the speakers at the CITY
Auditorium tomorrow afternoon at J
o'c.oS X at the maSS-mccting which
Will ushc. in tho 1920 saliva ton
Army maintenance fund appeal in
Richmond
Music will he furnished by tho
Camp Lee band OF twenty-ninc :3ieccs.
Edward j.. Shumvay, musical dircc-
tor for tho Community Recreation
Association. VIII lead the mass
singing.
General McAlexamdcr will come
down from his home IN Washington
Cronkhitc will como from Fortress
Monroe, where he is commanding Of
lccr.
The woman's committee. under di
rcciion OF Mrs. Fred Peasants. Will
again carry the message al the
Salvation Army into the ;hcatcrs
o. Richmond tonight. Fivc-minuie
speakers will present the cause Of
the army. and Salvation lass!cs will
pass tambourines among the audi
cnccs. ToniGht's speakers and thea
tors arc: Bijou. Colonel William NJ
Myers: Colonial, Lucicn Cary; Isis,
pr Wigs; Odeon. George J.. Will
cox: Victor. w. Kirk Matthew's;
broadway. Jesse Duke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-15
.REsENTS SLUR CAST
UPON OLD DOMINION
State Legion Commander Declines
to Namo Representative to
Attend Dedication Exercises.

Rescnting tho .slur cast upon Vir-
Sinta by tho exclusion OF the names
OF General Robert Il. Lee and other
leaders OF the Confedcracy from the
Arlington hmphithcater Memorial.
william ~. stuart. State commander
OF inc American Legion. has declined
70 name any representative OF the
region from this state to attend the
dendiention exercises today.
, The Arlington estate. belonging to
MIS-. Robert Il. Lee. was con,hicatcd
oy the Federal government du.iny
me war Between the States. but her
T, T., were later. reimbursed iar
II. Recently. an immense marDla
unpnitheatcr has been erected by an
appropriation OF Congress for the
holding Of public services
In telegram to Thomas w. Miller
chairman of the national \lcgislativ.
coinm,ttec OF tho American LcGio. (.
Io...n,iinahIer stuart said:
Your letters with reference to a.
poIntmcnt OF Virginian 10 rcp,r-
sent American Legion and nati'nal
commander at dedication OF A.iing-
ton Amphithcater Memorials ylcnse
auNsc whether 1t " true, IA. esprr:SL
tnnt names of General Ice and ali
otnsr Confederate officers are To be
excluded from this memorial This
Ieporl mas produced an indescriba bly,
painful Impression in Virgil mia. and
II ~ is true. l feel sure that no Nir-
Sinian would consent TO he associated
uedication. a memorial conceived in
this spirit OF exclusion could serve
only to perpctuatc q sectional hatred
winch is directly contradictory OF the
broad national ideals for which the
american Legion stands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-15
LET CONTRACTS FOR
MUCH ASPHALT WORK
Merhanlc~viilr Pike to lie Paved
From Ncnnbic I" 1911 Corporate
Line.

Director Of Public Works Rolling
yesterday awarded contracts for ns-
phaltic concrete paving, :: part of the
general program lot Il week ago. TO
-. y. Mcclure. The contracts let
yestcrda. covered sections OF streets
Held W. from The general prog gram
Tor special investigation OF work to
be done by the director.
Contracts L.; yesterday cover the
following items:
Mechanicsvillc Turnpike. from Ven
able to 1914 corporate line. work to
begin within thirty days.
'oward!n Avenue. IIull Street to
Semm"S Avenue: work 10 begin with
III thirty days. {.
Forte: Street. Ninth 10 Tenth: work
to begin within fifteen days
Meadow street. Main 10 Ashland:
work 1" begin within thirty days.
Rejected bids on Patterson Avenue,
Ros"neath Road To Be-; Line
Director Polling was authorized 10
purchase granite spalls. costing to
,! i,"2" for work on various streets.
Director Myers rejected all bids for
~" and was authorized 80 get new
bids FOR same
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-15
RESTORE SHAFT AT SPOT
WHERE "JEB" STUART FELL
Richnund ChRnirr. 1. ID. C., Under
trGSes Work TT Yellow

WorS Gu restoration OF the granite
shat; and adjacent grounds which
mark the spot where General Stuart
fell at Yellow Tavern is progressing
under tho Chairmauship Of Mrs. L. J.
White. OF Eichmond Chapter. United
Daughters Of The Confe,lcrncy, whose
nsmbcrs have under. aiken the worl;
of restoring The monument and beau
tify!ng the grounds with shrubbery'
and flowers.
Work contemplated is placing OF
tn" monument securely IN position.
Enclosure o. the space. which is l04
feet square, with hedge; seeding OF
tho p!a, in grass and the addition OF
granite steps on both sides cf tho
monument.
The monument was dedicated June
\. 1855. and was She work Of the Nc; :
eran Cavalry Association OF the Army
Of Northern Virginia The address
was made by General Fitzhuch Lee.
Governor OF Virginia at that ;inic.
Seated on the platform were Mrs.
stuart and her daughter: Dr. Joshua
Pc;erkin, friend Of General Stuart.
who wac with him in his last mo-
mcnts. and the committee having the
ARRANGEMENTS in charge. consisting OF
Thomas i'iuckncy, Joseph Bryan,
Crawford Rcdd and Eiahop II. NJ.
Randolph. SlULr: Horse Gua rds. Cap
Aain T.. u. Dean commanding. AMI
Hanover Troop. under Captain W.
Tanning Wickaam. and H. T. Lee
Camp. Confederate Veterans. acted as
escort.
Contemplated improvements Will
cost approximately 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-15
PADRE SEMARIA TO TALK
ON lTALY'S WAR ORPHANS
VIII Speak Here Under Auspices OF
Italian tolonS-was Head
quarters Chaplain.

Members of tho Italian colony will
assemble in mass-mcctinE tomorrow
night 4; o'clock to hear Padre Sc
maria. chaplain to Italian hcadGuar-
ters during the war. speak on The
War orphans" The chaplain will be
introduced by Bishop O'Conncll, ami
will tell Of tho distressing conditions
existing in Italy. There are thou
sands OF orphans. large percentage
OF whom are from Austria and other
countries. besides many from Italy
Itself. The Italians are doing a
great work" writes the chaplain.
and We are asking America to
help Ms
Padre Scenario and his secretary
will be met At the Broad street
Station tomorrow morning at $40
o'clock by "a committee Of local Ita!-
ians. headed by Chasic Traficri. Peter
Gonnciia. T.. SSntucci and -. Nor
roni.
At 9:45 o'clock tomorrow morning
mass will he celebrated at ST. Pc
tcr's Church, Eighth and Grace
streets, with Padre Scmaria oiiici-
atinS.
Persons interested in tho orphans
may send checks To either Bishop
O'Cunnc!l or chasic Traflcri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-15
NEW PARKING RULES
TO FACILITATE TRAFFIC
Order Promulgated by Public Sufety
Director VIII Relieve Con-
EcNtrL COndItiOnn.

Director of Public Safety Myers
yesterday promulgated now traiiic
order requiring tho parking OF all
automobiles and other vehicles tparal-
!cl with the street curb, except where
exceptions arc made by special order
ana indicated by signs or directions
or police officers.
An order also was issued providing
Tor one-way traffic in the vicinity or
the second Market. This order reads
as followsw:
In order TO improve the conScsted
condition and facilitate the movement
OF traffic. by virtue of authority vested
IN me by law, the following traffic
fcEuiations are ordered effective from
and after IL o'clock midnight, SUN
day. May 16
No automobile or other vehicle will
hc allowed To park on the east side of
VII street. between Broad and Grace
S';ects. Vehicles will be allowed TO
;'~rk ON the west side Of Sixth Street
when so parked Will be parked on an
angle of 10 degrees, with two CD feet
l,twcen cars. and providing further
tiat no vehicles park in front of the
entrance to the Miller Il Rhoats store.
sixth street, between E~cad an.
Marshali Streets. IL hereby designated
ee ""c-way traffic street for north
Lound traffic only.
Marshall street. between Fifth and
seventh Streets. Is hereby designated
as a onc-way traffic street for west
bound traffic only.
The center or Broad Street between
Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets. Is
hereby designated ~ a public parking
space for automobiles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-15
DECORATE MONUMENTS
FOR MEMORIAL DAY
Rirhmond Chaptcr. q. ID. e.. Mrs. Ram
doiph directing. -iH Have
Charge of Work..

Arrangements were completed yes
t"rday for decoration Of Confederate
Memorial Day. which will he observed
May 81. The work will lie under di-
rcction OF Richmond Chapter. L. y. c.
OF which Mrs. Norman V. Randolph is
president.
Under tho direction OF Mrs. y. \.
E'enncr. the Jefferson Davis and
S;oEewall jackson monuments will hc
decorated with nowcrs and fcstounc,i
with ropes of evergreen.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial AS
ISOLATION. OF which Mrs. sidney j.
Dudley is president, will place dec
orations on Lee monument. Stuart
monument, at the intersection "f
i,."mnardy Street and Monumcnt
dent body Of Tho Collegiate school for
Girls. under tho supervision OF Miss
Baker
The tirandchildren's Chapter. undcr
Mrs. samuel Dew'S direction. will!
decorate the Howitzer monument on
Grove Avenue
Wickhani monument. in Monroe
Park. Will be looked after by Mrs.
ard white roses and sarlands OF green
will he used in adornm.nt OF the
Smith. Jackson and Mcclure monu-
mcnts in Capitol Suuarc. Chester
field Chapter. L. ID. c.. under direc-
ton Of Mrs. Walter T. Allen. will hare
charge of this work.
\. u. Hin monument. OF tho Her
m!;as" Road. and Stuart monument.
al Yellow Tavern. will be decorated
hy Mrs. p. J. White, who will he as
sisted by Mrs. John q. Corlcy and
Mrs. Archer Richardson. Otey monu-
mcni. in Hollywood. will be In chcrge
OF Miss Lucy Mnnford. lakewood Me
inor!nl Association. OF which Mrs. c.
decorations on the Soldiers and
Sailors monument. on Libby Hill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-15
SAYS PULLMAN co. is NOT
TRANSPORTATION CONCERN
Jurindiction Of state tUrpnrntion
"hiintssion Questioned by COun-
sci for Carrier.

Claiming thai the rullln3n Company
cannot h- considered as "a transmits
S!on Or TRANSPORTATION concern. under
me corporation laws az Virginia.
liorhc. -. buchanan. its counsel v.s-
t.rday question, d IN" Jurisdiction %!
ne state Corporation Commission
when the case. involving an alleged
violation OF tn" s;atut" relative 10 in.
lawful consent, was called for a hear.
ing.
NJ. buchanan con;"ndch tina, !: was
r""lhcd in The tonsijtu' Convcn-
i'"n OF 1901 and 1902 that the com
".HE hc represents would not he In.
G!ud.d in the lists OF corporations
coming under III. rate making juris-
n.ct'oh or tn" commission, and that
-" commission has since held this
!'' case WAS taken under advisemcnt.
d h"hd"!ph Tucker. counsel to the
commission. will mcguire into the law
dealing with tho matter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-15
TUCKER WILL NOT Be :
DELEGATE TO FRISCO
Lexington Mans Candidacy for
Governor Causes Him to
Decline Honor.

Harry st. George Tucker. OF Lex
inston. candidate TOR the Democratic
nomination for Governor in the pri-
nary next year. will not BIO n candi-
date for dclcgatc at large to the ma
tlomai convention In San Francisco.
rms honor. MIR. Tucker says, came
TO him In 1912. and since he Is now y
candidate for Governor, he believes
the distinction of being one OF tho
mig four" should properly go to somo
othcr Democrats. many OF whom may
he found TO MI the place most ac-
ccEtnDly. Iionors. he declares, SHOULD,
be distributed. as far as possible.
The announcement was made In n
letter written by Mr.. Tucker TO Colo
mel sidney Sheltman. of Christians
burg. who had Informed Mr.. Tucker
that the Democrats or Montgomery
county had recommended him TO tho
Roanoke convention na ono OF the
big four" :. Dan FRANCHISES.
THO dclcgates at large usually con-
sist of tho two United States Senator's.
the Governor and ono OF the outstand
ing Democratic leaders Of the State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-15
In.pect Seven Pine. plnn,.

Personal inspection OF the seven
Pines plant, occupied by the govern
mcnt for ammunition manufacturing
purposes during the war, will be
the Richmond Chamber of Commerce,
with "a view Of inducing some large
corporation to locate at that point.
Members will leave the Chamber Of
will go directly in automobiles TO
the plant While no definite plans
have been made for the future OF
Seven Pines by the board membs r:'
want n first hand comprehensive idea
OF just what kind of machinery and
housing conditions the plant can
offer 10 Interested parties, it is
stated