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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
The following is the cast OF charac-
OUTSIDE WORK DONE

Outside work OF the Conservative Life
Insurance company SilldinE addition at
sixteenth and Market streets was COM
pIetcd Yesterday and tho ScaffoldinG
which has been in use for the past three
months was torn down.
The front uf the huildiug has been
greatly altered, REV pillars being built
on the first floor, while n new floor was
added The top floor Is to be taken over
by the Hazel-Atlas Glass company. it
is said. in addition TO the floor now in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
DR.. STRIDER
VIII Talk to ST. Luko's Congreg ation Of
European Trip and Lambeth
Conference.

This evening at III" regular Wednes-
day evening service at ~. lule'S j. t.;
church, Dr. K. Z. L. Strider. rector ~
St. Matthew's p. Z. church will address
the CONGREGATION. His account Of tAc
annual Lambeth conference at Eng land
In September. which he attended. and his
word picture Of his visit to Europe's
battlefelds will be well worth hearing.
The entire congregation is urged to be
on hand far this meeting as II Will be
Of especial interest. .-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
DOLLS
SPECLALTES

Suggestions of things that go to add might
lily to the pleasure of little girls when Christ
mas morning dawns again:
Aluminium Tea Sets,
70 pc, $3.50; 20 pc, S2.6s
Sandy Andy Tea Sets,
6 pc, SOC; IA pc, $3.50
% pc, S2.9S; % pc, $3.50
4 pc. Aluminium Cooking Sets. SLID
3 DC. Aluminium Cooking Sets .$1.9S
chins Tea Sets 7pc., $1.25; Is pc, 1925
q pc, $3.9S; % pc, $500
Christmas Stockings,
Zoe, Csc, SOC and S1.0O
Christmas Tree Ornaments. 1Oc and up
Verr Realistic Indian Dolls. 81 SO to $500
Dolls Ready-to-Wear Dresses. .79f to $3.50
Kntwear Tor Dolls. .39t to $500
Dolls Jewery Sets SOC to S2.9S
Cries Cooking Outfits Of 5 pcs........S7f
Chid's Electric Stove all ready for use $1,000
Dolls Dining Room Sets ...............5Oc
Dolls Living Room Sets. .............$ 1.00
Christmas Cards and Ribbon. ............ 1Or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
ANOTHER BIo 1oBBH1Y

Special Dispatch to The IntelliEencse.
We!rton, w. Va. Dec. Local A..
thorities are seeking the robbers whe
last night smashed In big plate Elast
window at the Paris OutftterS ston1
here, backed a truck up to the store,
loaded II with merchandise and drove
was taken, the police report. The rob-
berry occurred next door to the Crown
Furnishing company where robbers sc-s
cured over $4,000 worth Of merchandise
few weeks Ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
Buy These Specially
Pretty New Lingerie
Waists and BlouSeS
Priced So to $40
To Wear or To Glue

They are Of Wolfe, Batiste and Organdie,
plain tailored, lace trimmed, embroidery
trimmed, trimmed, long and short
sleeves, round, outstanding and flat collars.
and ever so many more good features that
we cannot begin to tell about here.
Because they are unusually attractive
and ever so scrviceable, women may safely
buy them to present on Christmas day, or
to exact lasting service from. Of course,
there is full run of sizes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-08
RAYS FITS TIE BEST IN THE

There Is one remedy that those who
Coughs that hang on after the grip
Foley's Honey and Tar clears the PAS
sages, soothrs raw, intlamed membranes
and banishes irritation. and tickling in
the threat. \. II. Mcdaniel. Box ST.
Lindsid", w. Va. writes: Il am glad to
tell you that Foley'N Honey and Tar is
the best medicine in the world. nave
had severe cough and before I used
half bottle | was better. Sold every
Where
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
IT'S FOOLISH 70 DIE OF
D|PHTHER|A. = HUDSON
Season OF Greatest Danger Is On,
City Health officer
Warns.

There have been, nine deaths from
diphthsria in Kie saia nd s'n ne uu nde
son. City Health oficer, yesterday.
and nearly AL. IL not all. were pre-
yentable," lie added that diphtherla
is mo- Longer 5ssnf disease by me"'eai
Dr. Hudson is giving particular at
tention to the malady at this lime,
because what the physicians term
the dangerous period has Just be-
gun. lie warns parents especially to
keep close watch on their children
from now until late in December. IL
the disease is treated when the first
symptoms manifest themselves. diph-
iberia is not dangerous, he says.
"Diphtheria antitoxin will positive.
snTs nry naSG Wt t the
iicer asserted. IF the parents OF an
afflicted boy OF girl. or any member
OF the family. will apply to the head
in the City Hall. the nntitoxin will be
given free of cost. Only those who
are well able to pay need not apply
for free antito1in.
There are three forms of diph-
liberia. Naryngeal. tonsil and skin
diphtheria: Laryngeal diphther ia
begins With, with dry. croupy cough,
In tonsil diphthcria, the first striking
symptom is shown in the throat. the
membrane being white. Skin diph-
theri. manifests itself in small hollis
which appear on the hands. face and
feet. and possibly other parts of the
cuticle. Skin and tonsil diphtehria
lead TO the larynscal form III tho
disease. There is nothing TO fear
If treatment is administered prompt
~. The patient should be placed in
the hands of n physician as soon as
the first symptoms OF disease arc
disclosed. The disease is contagious,
and II is the duty of every good cut
izen to protect himself and others
by reporting any newly developed
case. We had three cases OF diph-
iberia in Richmond at tho opening
OF this month. In July, thcr. were
five cases. Increase in the monthly
total may he expected until Dcccm-
deaths from diphtheria nowadays arc
regarded as Drcvcntable. II IS un-
fortunate TO die Of this disease. More
over, II is foolish"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
DEATH OF MARTHA BRANDT
DUE TO CARELESS DRIVING
'crdlct OF Coroner's Jury Probing
Boulevard Fatality In which u.
j.. HIOombcrE Figured.

That the cause OF the death of
Martha Frances Brandt 229 North
Boulevard. was due to the careless
ness Of the driver Of the car tina,
struck her was the verdict or I
coroner's jury after a hearing tnat
lasted more than two hours yester-
day.
Il. l.. Bloomberg. 2soo West Grace
street. testified that he was driving
the car.
Daniel Easily, colorcd. who. 1t was
stated. would testify that q woman
was driving the car. denied that he
ever made such 4 statement and wa.
positive today that a man was at the
wheel. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbridge
also testified that woman was nor
i'll the front seat
No one of the witnesses. with the
exception OF a1r. Bloombcrg, could re-
call definitely having seen another
automobile crossing the Boulevard at
Grove Avenue. which, he averred, Was
the cause OF him swerving his car
across the highway.
Traffic Police Captain c. II. Samueis
testified that the car was in perfect
running order and that had ii been
running at Il rate of speed between
ten aud twelve miles an hour, could
have been stopped within n fow feet
had the brakes been applied.
Mr.. BloOmbcrs was released on
$1,000 bail until August 81, TO when
date his case will he continued lie
Is charged with Involuntary man
slaughter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
MERCHANTS SHOW INTEREST
IN RlCHM0kD-NEW YORK LINE
Visiting Retailers Inspect Steamer
Lake Frances and Express Them
selves as Well plcnscd

Merchants attending the three
days session OF the Southern Retail
Merchants Association express So /
themselves as kecnly Interested In
the new ocean steamship service cs-
tablishcd between Richmond and
New York. Several visiting dealers
went out TO the docks and looked
the ship over rs she lay alongside.
loading cargo for New York, muSl,
of which was for export to European
countries. and a large amount 70.
transhipment to Texas points via the
Munson line of steamers To Calves
ton.
The visiting merchants stated Tat
the Richmond service would mean a
great deal TO them in quickly OBJ
tanning goods, since IL was the con-
sensus OF opinion that the recomm IN
dation OF President NJ. s. Nick uncu
in his annual address that dealers
hold themselves To small ami fire.
uucnt purchases and that quick tu.n-
overs would solve many of ,h,ir
credit problems during the next year
or two.
Frequent inquiries were MAGE at
INC Chamber Of Commerce respecting
plans of the Richmond New York
steamship Company and as to the ia
cil!tics that VIII be offered dealers
In getting through from tho East
certain lines OF manufacturers not
obtainuble in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
St. Swithin FORCES
AheadofBabe Ruth
Builds Up Batting Aver-
age That Puts Circuit
Clouter IN Shade.

Since It became apparent that the
month of August was to bring moro
than its share OF rain to Richmond
and vicinity. great anxiety has been
widely spread rumor that. various
almanacs had predicted FROM their
astral observations that it would rain
every day this month.
So Times Dispatch reporter. who
had gotten just as tired as all the
other folks in town of trying to
judge which day 1t would be safe u
wear his newly pressed suit, rather
than toddle about in his much
wrinklcd palm beach. went out TO
visit Weather Forccastcr Evans on
Chimborazo Park, and there had his
fears set at rest by sundry comfort
ing remarks about the complete nor
mality oil the precipitation. and so
forth.
\ search of the memory called to
mind the fact that in oldcn days the
AnG SaNons used to base all their
calculations as TO the duration or
rainy weather in the summer season
On the superstition that surrounded
the story OF ST. Swithin's Day. July
-. 1t was said that if 1t rained on
that day. there would bc rain for
forty days afterwards. TO tho re-
porter it looked as If St. Swithin was
compiling batting average this year
that would put even that OF Babe
Ruth in the shade.
ter P!uvius had sprinkled the city
every day this month. 1t was found
TO be the fact that only fourteen of
the first nineteen days had been
showery. Mr.. Evans and his as
sistants chcerfully enumerated the
dates of the rainfall. which are given
herewith for the settlement or ali
arguments: August !, 2. 8, G. I. .. 10,
II. IL. II, II, II, IS and ~.
Up until S y. NJ. yesterday the 70
tai precipitation had been as This
is IA past the normal figure for Au-
gust. but less rain is expected to fall
in the next two weeks. viewed by at
mosphcrical Developments in the
South Atlantic zone. so this month of
August may not make such n bad
record after all.
virginia cotton and tobacco crops
have been tho bcncfactors by the
continued rainfall. while other crops
Fave perhaps suffered a bit from the
excessive damp weather. But the
rainfall has been evenly distributed.
There have been no severe downpours
over widely extended areas, although
the storms OF the last few evenings
have been pretty slim in certain sec
lions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
take ITS RIGHTFUL PLACE.
IN S0UTH'S SHOW WORLD
Richmond Is Destined to Become
Home OF Thrcc-Night and
FulI-WecS "StundS."

As the end of the month 90 draws ,ss
opening of the Legitimate theatric3l
season in Richmond, interest rises In
that this city is to take It's proper
position of Importance in the south
crn theatrical world by being made
n week stand That this good
fortune is to be shared in common
with Norfolk. because OF the co-opera-
tive efforts that the two cities have
put forth. is beginning to DO an as
sured fact.
Manager Leo Wise. of the Academy.
states that he already has booked q
greater number of thrce-night AMI
fun week productions for tho carly
part of the season than he has ever
had listed at this time OF the year.
He Is enthusiastic over the chance
TO raise Richmond out of the rut
into which IL has been thrown by the
exploitation OF inferior companies
playing attractions OF n distinctly
low order.
The Hurry that has recently been
caused in New York production cir
cles over the cxorbiiant Increase IN
travelling expenses for road shows
that will be caused by the new rail-
road fares the last OF this month. is
more likely 10 work out to the bcnc-
mt OF Richmond and Norfolk than
otherwise. believes Mr.. Wise. in that
1t will bring the managers to Gee the
wisdom of playing full week here
in order to make their trips on to
Atlanta and New Orleans more profit
able.
Mr.. Wise says he is confident that
Richmond people arc ready to support
good players and plays wholchcart-
eddy. and that they Will not harbor
resentment In the future over the
times they have been "stung" in the
past, through no fault of the local
managers. but because of tho transit
ton in :hc show business caused by
the incursions of the cinema and the
vaudeville stage.
Charles Rex, manager of the Lyric.
says he is convinced that the day has
arrived which is drawing Richmond
and cities OF it's class closer and clos
cr to the big cities in point OF high
class attractions. both vaudeville and
legitimate. lie sees no curtailment
of the show business here because OF
the fare boosts.
All Richmond is inspired by the
brighter prospects for the 1920 sea-
son. and return to the glorics the
city gained rs the theatrical center
of the South. and even of tho couS-
try. in 'pre-War Between the States
days when jefferson and Gillette. anil
Rooth were active in the profession
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
PRESENT CAPTURED GERMAN
CANNON TO OLD DOMINION
GIFT VIII Feature Memorial Service
incident 10 Reunion of Eighticth
DtNfsfsn NctcrnRs

Governor Westmoreland Davis will
present captured German cannon to
the people OF Virginia as a feature OF
the memorial service Sunday after
noon. September 5. at the city Au-
ditorium. during the annual reunion
OF the veterans OF the F;iEhticth Divi-
sion. Sisters of two cx-scrvicc mon
who gave their lives will draw the
veil. The field piece will be placed
permanently in Capitol Square. with
its muzzle pointing in the direction
rof Germany.
Veterans OF the Blue Ridge Division
from Virginia, West Virginia. Penn
sylvan!a and other States attending
the reunion VIII devote practically
all OF sunday in paying tribute 10
the memory of their comrades who
;cll in action while with the division
or who died with the command while
in service. Special services will be
held in all Richmond churches on that
day, while in the afternoon memorial
services will be held in the audi
torium.
Arrangements for entertaining the
veterans, including the receptions and
balls 10 be given IN their honor, prac-
ticaily nave been completed by Al
group of Richmond women who were
active in entertaining and looking
after the needs OF the E>igh,icth Divi-
sion boys during the ten months that
they were In training at Camp Lee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
jim, Gets the Carnival.

me Jin& that pursued the Baldwin
Ron BIg shows, which exhibited here
thfrc weeks ago. in Fulton and on
Church Htn has overtakcn and DO
tIoScd the carnival. according 10 ad-
wees received here from Newport
Ne"s Continuous rain Is given as
..,te cause OF the financial disaster.
The outit has been seized bv inc
SncTiu in Newport News, where the
CarniFI exhibited under the auspices
OF Inc !-ongshOrcmen's Union a week
-. more, cry taxes amounting 10
$1,000 being unpaid. the civ Irons.
ufcr had tho show wagons, amuse
ineent devices and all other properties
oelons ng 10 James Baldwin ana his
'SSpg iaieS attached, and VIII sell the
August %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
GOAL CONDITIONS ARE
IMPROVING IN VIRGINIA
Car Shortage Relieved and Situation
EncourTEisE. Says Fnef Com
mtttee Chairman

;, CHAIRMAN j Il. A liobsOn. OF the
,ii ,lh committee Of tae Virginia
I;Slnce II is 10 bring about, so far as
'2'ussfolf. an equitable adjustment Of
ssSS6si conditions and prices, ev!nces a
i Lively interest in the reported sale
iof 5000 tons of run-o.- mine coal 10
lshlp agents recently a. $40 :; ton,
I deilrered AT the ehIp's side. Newport
yesterday. Sir. Hobson said. FOR Inc
Il MO rUation OF large and small buy
Hers, That a. Isolated case Of this sort
!. !, actua! conditions IN NFlrglrti The
Z n..ee quoted. he stld.'- plainly
frs ortiDaAte Producers and large
isdealeFs IL Virginia and West VIZ
StTiHia. he was confident, would not
ytt9Gnterarce eIactipns of ,his kind.
y re vas - a loss 10 understand where
ss Ice Goa. came from. aayinE his com
& I.iltset VOID eaccavor 70 trace it 10
e Chairman Hobson also called at
20 20 Ient-oa 70 t5e fact that coal consunl-
10 1nacket aye frequently misled by r.,
rpTor-s ~ large sales Of coal at hirA
Grprices, ana are induced by these
4tnarket fearing further rise Thc
III price quoted he explained often
Eraiyea IN exaggerated Idei. OF coal
Ntpa; ilss, oel"Gs" conditions OF such
X He referred ~ way OF illustration
Sefto the purchase Of 500 tons OF run
ht Of Tu!re this week by tn" city AT sic
MA ton. i'rpa. 30 the dealer. i: thE
isN ms tAnce. 10 said. JIG FAY less than til.
q casual reader might surrn!se. sine,
,Ij8} the coal IS - be- delivered by In,
III df-1lier ~ small quantities and al
isiInany chutcs after ne has Maid
s. freight rate OF $40 ton, and ha,
s.: met man. other tens OF expense.
= = Coal conditions in Virrinia con
.5 T tinuc TO improve. said Mr. iiobst,r
ss4The car shortage has seen c.rra,j
relieved ana production goes forward
Up encouraginrly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
DUTR0W STILL IN CHARGE
REPORT That Superintendent or New
port News Schools Would Leave
Declared Ia Tie Premature

ihat Z. y. Dutrow, superintendent
Of schools for Newport News. still Is
IN charge. was stated at the State
Department of rublic Instruction yes
terday. Reports that he would leave
there ana engage in work for tho de-
paFt;nent appear 10 be premature
since Mr.. Dutrow was elected to the
Ollie" he now holds for term of four
years. beginning with the school
year Of 1917.
Investigation by the State Board
into the trouble between MIR Dutrow
and the school board of Newport
News several months ago resulted in
clearing OF the name OF MIR. Dutrow
from All charges. No rcprinand was
made, as no charges were substant!-
atcd.
The loca! board is not allowed by
law TO reduce or raise the pay OF "A
superintendent during the term for
which he was elected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
TWO ARE SENT ON
William Jones, Unable TO Furnish
bond, demanded to Jail on Illicit
Disiitiing Charge.

William Ioncs, OF 307 East Main
Street. was sent on 10 the grand jury
yesterday on n charge OF having in
his possession an Illicit sim, follow
inE preliminary hearing before
United States Commissioner Melvin
ticScnhc!mcr. He was rcmandcd TO
Jail upon failure TO supply bond.
w: u. Dagnell, charged with hav-
Ing liquor in his possession. also was
sent on 10 the grand jury after a
preliminary hearing before Commits
sioncr Flcgcnhcimcr. Continuance
was granted in the case recently
DaEncll WAS taken into custody by
cral weeks ago. He was released on
5000 bond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
SPEEDERS ARE FINED
Six Arc Assessed $50 and Costs Each
others Have Cases
Continued

In Police Court yesterday the case
of T.. L.. Anderson. charged with
speeding. was continued until today.
Mary II. Frazier. charged with mall
treatment of q horse by starving, was
fined 81 and costs. The horse was
discovered by Emmett Taylor, who
rncrcifully killed il.
Six persons were fined $50 and costs
for speeding. They were j. o. Crow.
g. y. ITasc, J. T.. Cooper. a. NJ. Nc
Nair. A. NJ Ruhcnstcin and \. II.
liardeSty. II. w. Davenport was fined
S25 for rock lcss driving.
After part of the testimony had
been heard. postponcmcnt until Aug
ust eth was granted in the case OF
James Golden, colored. charged with
operating an automobile carclcssly
while under the influence OF liquor.
the charge grew out OF collision be-
tween his car and another on Broad
street recently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
RETAILERS ELECT HEAD
and LEAVE FOR HOMES
Nj. s.. Mcltinnon Is Made President
of Southern Merchants
Conference.
BYLAWS or BODY AMENDED
! Three Days Session Constituted One
!. of Largest and Most Profitable
Z Meetings of Kind In History of
1 Southern Merchandising.

3 NJ. S McKinaon, of ITartsvillc. S. c..
s WAS reelected president OF the South
! o crn Retail Merchants Conference just
d :befo-c close OF the final session yes
n terday At the Annex Auditorium.
sMSs.en;h. street Christian Church. BY
n laws Of the organization also were
i Esharse Of 81. 'N' ." "
e The three days session just closed
most pfoti,abie conferences OF the
Slksnd ever held by merchants of the
South. More than Goe dealers from
ttlseyeral of the southern states at
Intended and one OF the remarkable
oideatures OF the meeting was the large
Vision. Unusual interest WAS shown in
..tGii the proceedings.
10 Much Interest il shown.
IL Officers of the conference and
Rothers declared that they had never
to.before attended a convention where
ewlnembcrs attended the proceedings
$50 closely and where more interest
viwas shown in the discussions.
IA Every phase Of retail business was
itSpeakers all OF them men who had
.afhad ACTUAL experience in matters un-
pt!der discussion.
di The three days program ended
P,with 4 DAME and entertainment for
dtmcn and women At the Country CLUB
at 1a.,t night. Visitors attended the
VI Other officers elected were:
u. E. Spainhour. North wnkesboro.
MeD iis oiday f bSnn. e. g. second vice
IS j. Nj bno@a dai G"02 Mis- eea assisian,
N Rlrl,mendcrs on BOARD.
IS Meinbe's OF the board OF directors fol-
e. ,,s /. s Rass N f,,ll,sl4;a
C C & G. b = buj ESAIni li.ad Ssi:s1$Sn. y
+ s J n5ls;gS GG,SSsnn%; Va
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il Il e5 y ,i Gifdssn pd a5i'E 4 { S c
&c 4, i, icHes. $hspnsid, Va.
co / G Mathew. Surfing Hope n. C
OF. Il shyei. i cssrIoi,ssvii e. X. c
.' fi!ua # sSS yyJsei. rMssa s,,s%%
IbSss T. !w Wi,nli,,'n fs,i Ri,s i,IT
I'D Yesterday mornings session was
& devoted 10 a number OF subjects vital
ys1o successful retail merchandising
!steTn,,d. covered %rn such Items as speed Of
10. k o,Cnstomers.'' BY j. NJ. Brown. OF Of
GWinea Mills, Va; sharing Respon-
fe Ing the Business" BY a. Il. Cannon,
as OF Ayden. y. c.. THE Merchants In
I "5terest in Agriculture" by S. i. Cokc-.
4 skoi Iiarisvil!e. :. C.; Selling Goods
Can the Local Retail Merchants As Is:
yboA A. Clark. OF Richmond
HI M discussion of questions and prob
E. H..iilorousht GU, many VALUABLE eug g1s
H.stionS and experiences
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
WIDOW NEEDS AID
Mother Of Seven Unable Ia Prepare
Offspring for Proncrcd
Educntinn.

Clothes and financial assistance to
make themselves appear 10 advantage
and in Keeping with their surround
intS are needed by the two eldest
girls OF Il widow who lives on q little
farm in Patrick County, and who is
making efforts to raise and educate
her seven children. The girls recent
~ have mad an opportunity offered
them to attend Fcrrum School. but
the widow needs aid ia preparing the
children for the schooling.
investigators have found the case
TO be worthy one in every respect.
Those who have clothing. shoes or can
make cash contributions, can address
Mrs. Lily Coz, Dodsou. Va, directly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
RAGLAND HEADS BUILDERS
Robert L.. Shotwcll Assumes Charge
OF New Offices OF NcorEanlzcd

Win Robert l.. Shoiwcll In charge,
new Offices of the rcorganizcd Buiid
crs' Exchange Of Richmond have been
opened at 2lt-2l5 Real Estate Build
ing. Here the various associations OF
both the general and subcontraCtorS
and tho building material men are In
Yited to hold their meetings w l..
NJ. T.. kayhoe as vice. president
James r.. Phillip. Jr.. as treasurer, and
j. q. Earnest, secretary.