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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-28
FARMER LABOR PARTY
 MAKERS CHARGES

CHICAGO, Oct, 28-J C. Brown, campaign manager of the Farners- Labor Party issued . statement today in which he charged that a huge Jsek Pot was being prpared in several of the western states with the object of seeking out the candidates on the Far- mer-Labor ticket and buying them out SO that they would withdraw froa the field.
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Dr.. Martin said high prices ex- Dclienced in the states gre now hitting the people in the territory. Until re-
 months AIaSkans were buying supplies puchased by the selling agent at old prices but the goods being sold nof cost the selling agent more and this extra price is now reaching the ultimate consumer in the territory, just at time the reducing in the states are being announced.
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TO PROTECT ALASKA
 SALMON RUNS.

SEATTLE, Oct, 28- Dennis Vim Field Superintendent of the Fisheries Department after five months survey ,f the Bristol Bay. District announced today that he will recommend an az gressive campaign against all preda- cory fish birds, and will especially re- commend a campaign against the Dol- y Warden trout. The recommendations of MT. Vim will mean that the Alas ka Salmon runs will be protected.
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Z-EBT9s fWrsS. .%EWk5VEs TELEGRAPH
 FLASHES
SOURDOUGH PEEVED

SEATTLE, Oct., 2S- Robert Hunt CT pioneer sour dough on his way to California from Anchorage announc- cd today to a Post mtelligencer re- presentative that he was going to Cal ifornia to enlist the support of Con- gressman Curry of California in some plan for the relief of the intolerable state of affairs in Alaska. He further stated that the incompentency shown in he governmental operations of the Alaska Railroad and the Chickaloon Mines lay in the fact of the large number of impractical men and miners hired by the executives.
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COLORADO MINERS STRIKE

DENVER Colo. Oct. 2S- Oper- ationS in alf but four coal mines h Northern Colorado have ceased e . result of the miners strike caused by | demand fer increased wages. Work ing agreements according to reports on the four mines that are still work ing between the mine owners end tho mine workers is the reason givea for heir still continueing to work.
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VETS UNDER FIRE

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Oct.. eS- It is announced here today that the Federal Grand Jury will coaveae to- morrow to investigate the alleged IT, 'egularities that now exist in the ea- torceue eat of the VoIsted Law in this district.
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HARDING RESTS

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Oct., B. Senator Harding spant most of the day resting and conferring with local Republicans, He will speak at Ak1oa tonight.
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SEWARD SNAPSHOTS|

George Palmer old time Alaskan who used to be in the merchandising business at Knick stopped over in Seward on his way through to Sel- dovia.
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The ship St. Paul, Captain Thorn

The ship St. Paul, Captain Thomp- son, was stationed at the corporations Kenai plant all summer and brought down 37,0OO cases of canned salmon. The Guy c. Goss, Capt. D. 'Didrick, spent the season at the company's Chignik plant and brought down 56,- 900 cases of salmon.
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SIX MONTHS SENTENCE

LONDON, Oct, 2S- Sylvia Plank hu,st was sentenced today for a six months term in prison. She is charged with attempting to spread Sedition in the Navy.
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A. P. LaBelle of Van Couver, B. C arrived on the Evans this morning.

Charles Moberg, Gust Henrikson and C. Victor Lindgren have organiz- ed a company to engage in fox farm ing on Niblack Island, thirty miles south of Wrangell. The first shipment of foxes have been ordered from the Hercules Fox Ranch, Sockeye Island, near Petersburg.
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COX STATEMENT NOT TRUE ..

DAYTON Ohio, 28- Tho state ment made by Governor Cox recently that the Saturday Evening Post Editor George Horace Lorimer was unfair in his partisianship and that the issue of his magazine published yesterday con- tained copy that was written to de- Jude the readers of the Post was . mis-statement.
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MASS CELEBRATED

LONDON, Oct., 2S- A Pontificial Requiem Mass was celebrated today at St. Georges CAthederal over Lord Mayor McSwiney. Thousands thronged the chu rch and the streets outside dur ing the saying of tho mass.
 REFUSE TO GET IN
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COAL STRIKE SETTLED

LONDON. Oct, 2S- It was Offic- ially announced this morning that the coal strike in England had been set tied satisfactorily.
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LOUISVILLE, Ken, Oct, 28- Jack 3ritton the Worlds Welter Weight champion will defend his title on Nov cmber Sth against Jack Perry of Pitts- ,uIg in a twelve round go.
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McGRAW CONVICTED

NEW YORK. Oct, 28- John !. .McGraw, manager of the New York Giants was indicted today on . grand Jury charge of violating the Volstead Law.
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O. NJ. Vincent of Fairbanks is re- r..t,; ed at the Hotel Sexton.

W. A. LOSNidtii, i iii'iiiiS hie'h iiop' Uop., ,s at the Sexton. Mir. Logmaan reports indicate that Hope will very soon come into it's own. Much prospect anu assessment work has been done there during the past summer and wit! the new bonus on gold almost as surcd he feels confident that there will Dc quite healthy boom for Hope next year.
 ChaS. G. Hubbard of the Primrose Mine, is staying at the Seward. MT. Hubbard came in from the mine last evening.
 J. M. Meyers of the Alaska Road Commission returned to, Seward last evening on the Flier from Coopers Landing.
 E. G. Amesbury of the American Bridge Go. is registered at the Sew ard. He will go to Anchorage on the next train and later will join the bridge men in the Susitna country.
 F.. F.. Ayers is back from Cordova where he has been on business.
 C. Kenneth Smullen of Juneau, is staying at the Sexton.
 l.. Wilson, J. Linehan, Chas. Olson and Matt Ballinger, mining men c;unc in on the Evans this morning and are registered at the Hotel Sexton.
 H. R. Taylor an old time Alaskan is registered at the Hotel Overland.
 Robert Robinson, w. Wheattley, l.. w. McAlden and Sam Ross from Seat tie registered at the Hotel Overland this morning. They will go to Anchor age on the next train and engage in work connected with the A. E. C.
 A. E. Lathrop, the Movie King of Alaska came in on the Evans from Cordova and is staying at the Over land.
 Ben Williams an old Sour Dough returned to Seward on the Evans after five day stay in Seattle. The five days spent in Seattle were the first in a period of fifteen years that MT. Williams has spent outside, but they were enough to make him take the boat back to Alaska. .,9,~,es..~~o lWt0a0ISEtfz J. D. Fisher of Seattle is at the Overland.
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REFUSE TO GET IN

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S- The Minor Baseball Leagues of the country will ;ctuse to become party to the pro- posed organization of baseball unless radical changes are made iA the icheme advocated.
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WEATHER REPORT

Seward A Raining Caln. Anchorage 30 Cloudy Calm. Mat.nusl.a 30, Cloudy Calm. Chickaloon ls Cloudy Caln.
 =? Wasilla 30 Cloudy East 1'alkeetna 70 Cloudy cel.. sA Goldereek s2 Cloudy SCaia. Hurricane zs Cloudy csfa. Summit 20 Snow csl.. Healy g Cloudy Calm. a' Nenans 90 Cloudy North: Fairbanks 90 Cloudy Csln.
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Wanted one complete oil drilling outfit
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 Small craft returning from north in Alaska ports, and the adventurous sradesmen who bartered goods for pelts on the Siberian shore across the Boring Seq from American territory are bringing many high-grade pelts to Seattle where they are disposed of at sales to fur merchants of America, England, and France by the Hibbard- Swenson Company of this city. At their recent sale more than $4OO,0o0 worth of high grade furs were sold.
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The Alaska Reindeer Packing Co.,, capitalized at $2,50O,OO has incorpor- ated to operate at Nome. J. J. Cole, IraiD. Orton and Tonuf Lehman, all of Nome, are the incorporators.t
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NOTICE

City taxes ars now due and nay bs paid It tAs office sf H. Dsusha1. City 1rsasarsr.
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Boost Seward but Never Knock.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-10-28

Robert Robinson, w. Wheattley, l.. w. McAlden and Sam Ross from Seat tie registered at the Hotel Overland this morning. They will go to Anchor age on the next train and engage in work connected with the A. k. C.
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A. E. Lathrop, the Movie King of Alaska came in on the Evans from Cordova and is staying at the Over land.
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H. R. Taylor an old time Alaskan is registered at the Hotel Overland.
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bRITISHC0AL STRlkEENDS

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Steward the Ideal Tourist ' Town of Alaska. Hunting Fishing and Scenery-Best
 in tine Territory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
TELLS HOW YOUNGSTERS
ARE RESTORED TO HEALTH
1'r. William Tate Graham Describes
orih"prdic Work Done AT
Memorial Hospital.

D" William Tate Graham. head Of
ne STATE prthopcdic Hospital for
CRIPPLED and DciormcI Children, talked
70 In aGdi"uc" % women In tho asSt.ni-
MY ha!l ~ tho Jefferson Hotel ycslcr-
d"y AFTERNOON which packed the room
90 capacity ana oycrlDwed !i,o thc
aali wAon iAcro was no longer standing
room inside.
The occasion was tho regular meet,
in@ OF The social Service Federation.
IN Graham spoli" for I'm hour on Re-
con trutt.nn ~ Crippled and Dcfor!ncd
niidreu. Ills subject was illustrated
" ii" lantern Slides. the majority OF
"h!ch "crr made from eases l. Gated in
p" ort.Aopedic w&cd "a, Memorial Hos
AiA- and ia the free Clinics furfnalIy
aria ry DR.. Graham, assisted BY lis
'N n STAFF and the nurses OF the In
strJsttvr Visiting Nurses Association.
n the basement Of his house on East
iranh!!n street opposite the Woman's
Jus, wna; tuberculosis did 70 hips
ana Spin"S ana the resulting dcformiiy
Vas SnpMh III carefully explained do
tai! by br. Graham He showed hou,
n" grated bones and hOw he borrowed
muscle tissue from Othcr parts Of Tho
BODY 20 replace mat which had been
destroyed.
There was . 4t;le fellow win =
paraiyIcd arm. mold down st!niy 10
ms side. for Instance. br. Graham tool,
STRIP OF muscle from tho child's
hacH and scwcd Il into tn. useless
arm and now tho lad can can fh'on
baseball AZ far ~ any oC his play.
mates. IN. surgeon declared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
HARDWARE men CONVENE|
THOMAS B. HOWELL CALLS
FIRST SESSION TO ORDER
Richmond Jobbers to Give Visiting
Retailers banquet at Wcstmore- 2
land Club Tonight

Delegates to the frs, annual conycn-
ton OF the Virginia Retail Hardware
Association. which was organized in
Richmond last year, were called TO or
der yesterday afternoon ut = o'clock
by the president, Thomas y. Howell.
y large portion of the oaO members OF
the organization Wore prcscnt and Will
Uc in Richmond until the end of the
session on Friday afternoon
Rev. Elmer G. Pcdrick gave the in
vocation and Il short talk 10 the menu
ocrS ut the opening session, followed
by sing" for the members led by
Ed. +. SUBWAY. Following this WAS
the introduction Of all tho members by
means Of the roll call. W. r Dabncy.
business manager of the Chamber Of
Commerce. gave tho address OF well
como. Upon the conclusion of this adj
dress tho members were presented with
tickets TO the Lyric Thcater for last
night.
This morning tho convention will be
called to order by President Howell M
10 o'clock, followed by n roll call and
community sing. President Howell
and the acting secretary will give their
report at this session. y. j. jacobs
secretary Of the Wisconsin Retail
Hardware Association. will address
the meeting on Mutual Hardware In
Surancc." He Will be followed by
Frank CasSrli. viceprcSidcnt OF the
Beiknap hardware and Manufacturing
Company. who VIII speak on South
crn Prosperity.
!. NJ. Campbell will open the evening
session this afternoon at o'clock on
Tho Other Blade of Grass" Mr..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
SEEK HOMES TO CARE FOR
MINISTERS COMING HERE
More Than 600 Pastors Will he in
Itichmomd for Conference First
of Week.

With 600 ministers from every part
OF the State coming 10 Richmond next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. to
attend the pastors conference, to be
held under the auspices of the Inter-
church World Movement. r. w. Miles.
state field secretary, last night sent
out an appeal TO church members to
furnish lodging and entertainment for
the visitors. AS the hotels are crowd
ed, il will be necessary to place many
OF these ministers in private homes
ana church members are called upon.
More than 200 Methodist ministers
Will attend tho conference and must
be cared FOR. FIFTY pastors OF the Dis
ciples Of Christ denomination have al
ready been cared for by church mem
bcrS here. Many Presbyterian minis
ters Will also attend the conference.
Acccntanccs for the conference CON
tinued TO conc into Intcrchurch World
Movement Headquarters in the Cham
Der OF Commerce Building and MIR.
Miles stated that the largest gathering
OF ministers from various denomina-
lions ever held here was insured COR
n"Tt week. Church members VINO arc
able to care Tor one or more visiting
naSt"rs are informing Mr.. Miles. 500
thalnbcr of Commerce Eui!diag. ran
Guipil 3S2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
HOLD YOUTH FOR MURDER
OFFICERS CLAIM JENKINS
AUMiIS klLllWG Buy OF Z
Covoner's Jury Places Bianr for Death
Of Niiiap, na,t,n an Young
= tFe tatm i.SRu.

Blame for the murder of '-yoar-o old
Wniium u. Martlo. OF laurel Va, WAS
1ornaIly pli,,u OF l. rank Jenkins. \.
Ia Htiic NeTuict of the CuToncrs jury OF
Aehrico CuHutS yesterday afternoon.
wMcn stated tnai the younSstcl met
Jas de,tn nncn struck IN tnv dc1d with
an AK uy tao Jc0kins youth on Monday
;siteFnoon.
louAs Martin YVES found near the
scnooi about ci"SH IN the after
noon. U.ncers arrived on the scene
slortiy ana found tRat youth VINO
had Ucen vuttu.E wood near . hedge in
tne ric!n!l! htu disappear ed.
1t uevet Opcd a the inquest that The
othcers went - ihe farm OF w; +.
stevenson. where tucN found the JoH-
iy!ms youth. VINO Vas paced OF the
iarn SIN years $50 by Dr. Maybcc. then
IN cnarse oI tHe Caudrons !iomo So
Clety.
Hood spots Found.
Sheriff s!uuyr IouAu n.oui spots OF
JenAnts trousers, a-CvrulIg to
su4..ueut 10: ln- oi"ce: HHd later
foullu luu 10y uauuHc- rnicI wet uud
t.vouy, Ma=rv usuye. SyE ne attempt
ca 10 WASH tl= yluuu rom ms Hluus.
tenn.us waS tncu i.Nen INTO GUS
touy, an. cpAls svA - lle officers they
say, ssNufal "ouIS .",tr ~ iHt l"!"
s,..uis Da. b. s-rUch the Ntr.o Mar
t4l pu. "a tUu Gu-u W.ta ii sna. AN
the acs oyias p.vS.p.t.ted wne" inc
Maen asNvG waat gau--l THE Ntjle
:eitow tc curse Him JenNns : said
10 nave rcp..e.:
Neta.as dldn; do "a ;nHg 30 him
before ne CI-stu ne
senAHas MAS ;aAea from his homo
II GicuSCSi-r county SiN Wears ago pE
son isg;u ~ here ne as been s.aye, a.
corning - .as authorities.
Forcrd TO Leave school.
Re $ not .eE--4rd IS !nco-ris bic
n .A4; At mas seen very .ti..t .:Ulp.e
20 ais bsne.atioc. hu, was dismissed
~. lr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
WISE SAYS CAR COMPANY
VIOLATES ITS FRANCHISE
Commemorative Attorney Registers
Complaint for Failure of Cars
Ia tumpictc DripS.

Declaring that the Virginia Railway
and Power Company has violated its
franchise in stopping cars on the Main,
Broad and Main and Broad and Twcn-
ty-fith Streets lines at Robinson street
instead OF cover ng their outlying ter
ritory during rush hours. Common
Ueaith'S Attorney George T.. Wise yes
terday filed complaint against the com
pany with the police.
According to the compromising AZ
torNey, he was compelled TO aIght
from a Main street car at the West
End barns not long ago and wat for
several minutes for another car. all OF
the cars in the meantime ending th"ir
:rir al the barns without completing
their trips.
1his. Attorney Wise states. is n di
rect violation OF the franchise Of the
company. ana should he prosecuted rs
such. Many other citizens on the line
were compelled to get of IN the snow
and wait until Il car came in sight,
which took the passengers to their d"s-
tination, he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
COLORED PREACHER CITED
NiIlinm J.. Anderson, of Beaver Dam,
Ftan Messages Under Heavy
Eun Fire

Rev. Will.Am !. Anderson, cOlored,
Company {, Thlrty-eishth Infantry,
has been awarded the Distinguished
Service Cross To-: h@roism in action in
the MeuseArgonne Offensive, j; WAS
announced from Washington yestcr
day. Inc pastor Wa raised IN beaysf
Baptist Church there
For extraordinary herotsm in ac-
ton during Tho Mrusr-A'@ounc ulfou-
sive, October ! - Ii. i9iN' tho eta
ton reads, '.hudetsou acted as COM
pany runner .auG carried numerous
messages on routes exposed 10 arj!l-
lery ana machine-sun fire, when on
the point OF collapse from exhaustion
and ordered 70 tho rear. hs refused TO
leave ais company Ills individual Of
forts IN ma,nta ming communication.
regardless Of the great dangers 10
which ne was EXPOSED, wer. OF great
value TO his .omn.LL. commananr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
-FOUR SPEAKERS TO TALK
AT BUSINESS STUDY CLUB
Wilson T.. brown. L.. Earl nirkcrson,
George J.. Wilcox and u. T.. ifutTr,
Dr., Are Program To-day.

Four speakcrs arc on the pr0grain
today at the regular sem!rlOuthiy meet
ing OF the Business Study Ciub at the
Business Me:i's club at ) ,Clock.
General discussion VIII also pc given
10 the subject, organization ANA con-
troll" Wilson l. Brown. H. I.a-l HEX
erson, George l.. WILCOX and X. l..
HotZe, Jr., are thc speakers listed.
Mr.. Brown viii speak on thc sub
ject. "Stockholdcrs." Mr.. ilickcrson has
announced his subject viii be Meet
ings OF Stockholders" "DircCto-s ana
OMcers" Will uG tho topic on which
George L. W!coX viii address the
meeting. and y T. Hotze, il, Will
speak on "lntercorpor1tv Hclatione."
Alexander Hamlll DIT .Iustfiutc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
Today and Tonight
in Richmond
.tnnunl c0nNcntfo nof Virginia Re
tall hardware Association at Nest
mOretand Cub mt TO-

-Nnnunl c0nNcntf0 nor virginia Re
tall hardware Association at Nest
m0retand Cub mt 10.
senate cOnScncS IN Cnpitof mt no.
house c0nNcncs In Capitol mt II,
Hoard Of managers of Retreat for
the Sick meets nj the hospital at II.
Weekly luncheon or CrcdIt Mems
Association mt BUSINESS Mems club
ut I:I5.
Rev. Cnry Montague speaks 10
irh mOnd Auxiliary, Childrcn's
hGmc society. at y. W. &. 4. at 8.
Banuurt of tho electrical johl,crs,
manufacturers and trn,lcs at IsuSi-
ness Mems Club Mt 6:3n.
Allied building Trades Association
meets nt business Mems Club ut G:3O.
MINOR Alexander Forward speaks
TO student body of Mctlicul College
OF virginia and general public at
College Hall mt 7;1J
Richmond Community Chorus re-
hearSnl for IA ns.- meeting NJ
John Marshall High school audito-
rum mt ZERO.
tdjutant Louise Clark. of the Sal
walton Army. speaks ut tho saliva
lion Army headquarters, 40 North
seventh Street, ut =.
ThurSton II. Price, cyanrclixt
ssncnks AZ broad street Methodist
Church Mt :.
American Legion Circus Mt City
auditorium ut 3:t1 and SIS.
I.yrfc-N audcNilIc. =, 40 mud q,
Strnnd-"Thr Little Shepherd or
Kingdom Come" at ::3O and S:"0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
MAJOR FORWARD TO SPEAK
Medical College Students to Hear
Member OF state Corporation
('nn, In f<,n

Major Alexander Forward. of tho
STATIC Corporation Commission. Secre-
tary TO former Governor Henry g.
stuart. Will deliver the third OF Il Sc
rics of talks to the student body of
the Medical College Of Virginia, and
the general public. at College Hall.
Tenth and Marshall Streets, tonight
at I:l5.
Major Forwards talk is under tho
head OF the discussion OF world prob
lens in the student forum, which was
instituted several weeks ago. The
subject OF Major Forwards talk to-
mieht will be The STATE. TO-DAY and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

mp Hhie OF mo lnNoNDon % ~ nod
~ The Jefferson Hotel 10 inaugurat-
'ha Swcc; f~air College endowment
cnmNaign Of $i,oo0,00o has been set ior
saturday. March &. Mrs. Cabcil. chair
man OF the luncheon committee. called
AZ the Jefferson Hotel today 10 make
tho necessary arrangements for car
ing for from 40 "a 1l5 guests. About
thirty acccptancc: Tor the luncheon
have already been received. President
McNca, OF Sweet Briar CoIlccc( is cx-
n.o.c! 70 b. IN. DCLMg.nML snnA.er.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

Campbell, who is president of the Ma
ttonal Retail Hardware Association.
Will DO followed by general discus
SION on various subjects, and talk by
II. -. Sheets, secretary OF the Nation
hardware Association.
Richmond jobbcrS and manufactur-
ers VIII tender the delegates u BAN
quot at tho Westmorcland Club at
o'clock. Tho exhibition hall. which
was opened yesterday morning for the
display OF the products of the manu-
facturers and jobbcrs. will continue
open through tomorrow. The program
FOR tomorrow has not been announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
Eject New Nru,I,crS

f'tc'.yii OF new rneinhcrs featured
We .weoNnp oi the bonrd % directors
- 81. business At,u's club, held ia the
,uIpis ~ regret on tho duatn at
h",naa !inekn,y bryun were entered
On lne minute OF IL" meeting. The
i"'!tb.;S elected at th.A mc"tiu., were
~ iplioWs EIcharI Fox. Charles IL
noosiheT' y 7 iiofman, George T. NJ
100, bingham, ~ w
t1"hi'cr Weaver ana L. y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
BUILDING MEN WILL MEET
Colonel Uichnrd l.. B~irnc, or State
Industrial Com isSton, to
Make Address,

Colonel Richard Il. Beirnc. chairman
it the state Industrial Commission.
a; a meeting of the Allied Euild!ug
Trades Council. which Will meet mt
the business Mems Club at ESQ Colo
mel Bcirne Will speak on employers
" Il n N = :. tinn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
Sent on 10 Grand jury.

J. {. Scar. said 10 be q butcher
vas sent on - the grand jury "a Police
Court yesterday morning on q ch..rg,
o. assault ana battery, with inien, TO
Kill j. w Arnold. Arnold .lDpearrd ~,
court with numerous lauGHgcs about
the head. SAID 10 have covered wounds
inflicted by Sears