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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
This Negro 5 Hobby
Saws and OueraHs
==-===-:- -
Police Sag Alleged KEEP
tomanidc Has Filtered
Nearly 100 Former.

Police have discovered what they
believe to he kleptomaniac In the
most advanced stages. in the person
of William Harrison. negro. who
has served two terms in the pcni-
tertiary for theft. The only things
Harrison has ever been known to
steal are carpenters saws and over
alls.
When arrested. he had five saws
and an old pair Of ovcralls under his
arm and, in hia confession TO tn"
police. told where he had hidden
about Il dozen more saws. He ad-
mittcd. according to police, that he
is the person who had been break
ing into tool boxes at building pro-
jccts in the West End for the past
several months. taking only saws.
He said. according TO police. that
he had stolen more than 100 saws re-
entity. and had hecn disposing Of
chem in the country districts around
Richmond. lie is being held for a
hearing in Police Cour, July 30. This
delay in the hearing, ii is believed,
Will enable detectives to collect ad-
ditional evidence against the negro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
MAYOR A|NsL|E WELCOMES
JEWELERS. ASSOCIATION
Many Prominent Retail Merchants
Spcak-Banquct Held Last Night
ut liOtcl Richmond.

That the merchant OF Virginia
should not listen to the siren song
OF the wholesaler and buy beyond his
means, was the substance of talk of
w. Il. Schwarzschild, president OF tho
Retail Merchants Association of Nir-
Sinia. and one of the leading jewelers.
of Richmond, at the opening session
of the Virginia Retail jewelers. AS
sociation yesterday morning in the
Hotel Richmond. Mr.. .Schwarzschild
spoke on The Necessity of Careful
and Conservative BuyinE."
Mr.. Schwarschild said the result of
indiscriminatc buying was that the
merchant carried large surplus
formerly found In the stockroom of
the Wholesaler. He also told of the
financial needs of the country and
gave statistics said to be valuable to
The merchant.
Had the merchant been better or
Eanizcd, the present war tax could
have been arranged more cquitably."
declared w. ~, Clark. Jr.. secretary
of the Retail Merchants Association
OF Richmond and Virginia. speaking
on The Necessity for organization
Among Merchants" IF the merchants
would organize. much could be ac-
compliShcd, he said.
Jewellers have found that tho hest
buyer is the labOrinE man who has
more money today for buying such
necessities as gold to keep him in the
proper social standing with the bet
ter class OF people" Q. f. Russow.
secretary of the jewelers. Associa-
ton. said. The labor!ng man has
come TO tho realization that jcwclry
is no longer II luxury, but a ncccs-
sity." he added.
Mayor Ainslie delivered an address
Of welcome. which was answered by
NJ. Harrison, president of the associa-
ton. The annual reports OF the
president. secretary. treasurer and
standing committees, were given
showing the association to be in eN-
cellcnt condition in every way, par
ticularly financially.
Luncheon at the Country Club. fol-
lowed by AN automobile ride TO points
in and around Richmond, historically
interesting. featured the session yes
tcrday afternoon. y banquet was
given at the Hotel Richmond last
night.
Election of officers will feature the
closing session today. Joe Allen.
first vice president, will preside and
the committee OH resolutions will re-
port. iThc next meeting place will
be selected. after which the convcn-
ton will adjourn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
rniI Players Fined for Assault.

Two Portsmouth baseball players.
James NioN ana Albert Watts. will
assault on Umpire Bigbcc during
Ia" game at boulevard Field Satur.
day afternoon. They were arrested
and taken from the field 3y police
officers during the first game of the
double header when they forcihlv
protested against a decision of the
arhitcr at home plate. They were
taken to Second District Police Sta
tion, where they gave bail and re-
turned in time to participate in the
second game. They were fined 81
each liz Police Court yesterday
morning. In addition to this. they
VIII be required TO pay the Virginia
League the fines assessed by Umpire
B!Sboc for their assault;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
RENEW FIGHT TO PREVENT
CONSOLIDATION OF CLUBS
Opponents of Merger VIII Make Sec
ond Effort Ia StRvc on AmalSn-
nntiOn TohuN.

Opponents of the merger OF the
Wcstmoreland and Commonwealth
Clubs will, this morning. before the
state Corporation Commission, make
their second effort to have consolida-
tion of the two organizations halted
by court action.
petition filed with the Law and
Equity Court Saturday by Edwin r.
Cox. acting on behalf of Meriwcther
Jones and others. of the Westmorc-
land CLUB. requesting an injunction.
was dismissed by Judge Ernest IL.
Wells for lack OF Jurisdiction. Later,
Judge Frederick w. Sims, of the SUI
prcmc Court Of Appeals. after rcfus-
Ing similar petition. gave a written
opinion to the effect that the matter
should come for settlement before
the Corporation Commission
Mr.. Cox Will represent opponents
Of consolidation at the hearing be-
fore the commission. The other side
Will be represented by Henry w. An
dcrson. who drew up the agreement
Of merger adopted by both the West
morcland and the Commonwealth
Clu5s. In the event the commission
fails to give the relief sought by
Mr.. Cox. ii is probable the case Will
be appealed to the Supreme Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
AERIAL MAIL CONFERENCE
POSTPONED TO THURSDAY
Postmaster Thornton Docs Not
Favor Service for Richmond.
Many to Attend Meeting.

Postponemcnt of the meeting in
the interests of aerial mail service
Tor Richmond. scheduled COR tonight
was made until Thursday night at
$3.50 o'clock in the Wcstmorcland
club, following the receipt OF Il tclc-
postmaster General. in charge of the
aerial mail service. by Il. $. Goodman
traffic manager of the Richmond
AIR. PracScr would be unable TO at
tend the meeting arranged by the
members of the American Flying
! Gun OF Virginia for tonight. In view
that Mr. praeger was the principal
speaker of the evening the meeting
was postponed. =
Mr.. Pracgcr, besides being in ac-
tive charge OF the aerial mail service,
| is recognized as being one of the
foremost authorities on commercial
concentrations regarding the selcc-
ton and establishing OF n municipal
lying field for Richmond. will largely
! determine the action of the various
civic bodies Interested in the move
mcnt.
The, meeting Thursday will be at
tended BY Mayor George AinsNc and
other city officials, Hay r. Thornton,
| POSTMASTER of Richmond: Harry Law
| der. Supcrintcndcnt of mails for the
/ Richmond post-oftice; Captain c. r.
Goodman. traffic manager. and the
trathc committee of the Chamber of
Commerce. and committees from the
Richmond Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs
/ The Richmond Bankers Association
VIII he represented by John NJ. Mil
Ter. president of the First National
Bank. and other prominent bankers.
y large attendance from the general
public of Richmond Interested in
aerial mail service is also expected
Postmaster Thornton stated that
| he does not favor aerial service for
| Richmond unless such service is Civ
en- TO other cities on Il similar basis.
because of the present excellent train
service. and he did not believe that
a great amount of benefit from such
service would result for Richmond
hysinsss men. If similarly situated
| cities. however. with the same rca-
sons advanced as Richmond. should
| receive such service. then he would
/ favor the aerial service.
No reply has been received by Mr..
! Thornton from his inquiry to postal
authorities in Washington on the
subject, nor has the Chamber OF
| Commerce received an answer to it's
| letters from Senator Swanson and
| Congressman Montague. requesting
| their aid in establishing the service
| for Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
Pollard Lends Battery A.

Organization of Battery 4. Firs:
Virginia Field Artillery, Richmond
i"witzers. was perfected at meet
when James G. Pollard was chosen
captain. Other officers are: senior
hrSt lieute nant. Bernard H. Baylor;
JUNIOR hrst lieutenant. Frank a. Ca
Nedo; senior second lieutenant.
CHARLES II. McCurdy, Jr., junior sec
ond lieutenant. Walter H. Gentry.
another meeting will be held Thurs
DAY night at o'clock in the Grays'
Armory. at which time all members
are requested TO attend. While the
minimum number of recruits hav,.
neen OBTAINED, there still is room for
received at the meeting Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

WcStmorclnnd Commonwealth
Club merger hearing, Stnte Cor
poratIon Com mission COURTROOM,
10.
Convention or Virginia State
Retail jewelers. Association, IiO-
tel Nichnond. 10.
Wumnn'S Advertising Club, Muir
phys Hotel, !.
VSOmun's Missionary Society
Auxiliary No. 1, Centenary parish
house, 4.
Rotary Club, Hotel Richmond, g.
Isnnuuct of 1oSGs' Htblc Clnss,
Highland Park Methodist Church
rooms.
Hoard OF Aldermen. City Hall. =.
Monthly meeting, Richmond -tu-
tomobiic Dealers .tssOcintf Ion,
Bnucr'S Farm. Stop No. 10, Seven
Pines rnr line. =.
WOmnn's. Auxiliary, IiowitzcrS'
Association, Murphy's Hotel an
ncN, S:l5.
Lyric - Vaudeville and motion
pictures, 3::.u, y and a;..O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
Matter of Rentals upss'hursaoy,

Members Of the Ordinance Commit
toe of the Common Counc;i hay. hnnn
called 10 meet Thursday night at s
ofiock. Several small ordinances
nave been tabled by tho connie, CO
meeting.
The most important matter pcnd-
ing in the committee is tho question
OF reducing the high rents now pre-
vaicnt In the city. Several nr,Ii-
nances have been introduced in com
mittee. hut action has ncen DELAYED
on all OF them. There is some unes-
gality of any action they can take
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
ADJOURNS FOR SUMMER
Modern RuSiucss study Club Votes to
suspend Sessions During
Heated Terms

During the summer tho Modern
business study Club will suspend
IT'S sessions. on account of hot wealth
or. IL has been decided by vote OF
the membership. officially announced
last night. Meetings will be re-
suined III September. land the initial
meeting will he an annual affair.
Arrangements have been made to
have Herbert T.. DcRower address
me club at tn" annual meeting. Mr..
i'ebo"er is nationally known as an
authority on advertising and is au-
NOR OF books on the subject used by
the club in it's study Of business
principles.
The club is adjournins for the sum-
mcr after ten months OF study OF
business principles and methods. The
cluh has a membership OF between
hfty and scvcnty-tivc young business
men. representing practically every
line OF business in the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
WOMEN TO PICNIC
business and Professional Club Mem
hrrs VIII Hold outing at Forest
Ilill Saturday

The Ensiucss and Professional
Women'a Club OF Richmond will hold
thc!T annual picnic Saturday after
noon At O'clock n, Fares, lin pal
MIS-. Horace Wexford Jones. chair
man or the committee in charge, de-
Scrlb"d the exact location where tho
Jun VII! take place as follows: Take
tho 1 o'clock car from Scyrn,b anI
hf"hd or seventh and Main Streets
F"I on ri stop just beyond the bridge
hhu JUST before you get to the PARK
10 the stream. where We viii ear
supper" " '"'
Al those who expect to attend
HShouih communicate with Miss Jean
movies, care Y. W. G. A. ;clcnhonn
Madison G:0a, by Friday morning. or.
win som" other member Of The Mic
nc committee. All members are
lrri'i!escd 10 bring "A guest. Tho
m Sc TOT on-lncmhcrs Will be IN.
sam" as for members iarrn -.
tendance is looked for.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
EN- ROUTE TO GRAIN MEET
hichm"nd Hay Dcuicrs Leave far c;,
'ihhnii {" Attend Convention ar
National As,uriufin,

ne following Richmond hay and
sraih dealers are en- route TO Gin.
vent!on %! the National Iiav Hesnr;n
non TO he held in the buckeye STAT.
- q Carter. Of Cartcr-Venable Com
,. lTsy ai l.. sutherland. o, ! l.. Sutherland
G. +; Morris, OF G. F. Morris com,,
~, Red, OF : =. Bevcriir." C,on1t,,aSE'
r,tsu. -, Hr"gs and H. T. kaston' q,
others leu lag; night ana SIM
"thers VIII leave today TO aid in
ina"!ns this The biggest convention
Nine hundred attended last year ,,i
rs expected that over 1900 viii al
tend this ycar's meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
REGISTRATION OF WOMEN
PRESENTS DIFFICULTIES
Ardaous TASKS Face Registrar and
81 Treasurer Upon Ratification OF
-. SuIIrnlc 4 nc nMmrn

.l..FIt is tNptcIcH. u lNc WOmnm euf-
sfrage amendment to the Constitution
as ratified by the time for the urcsi-
sdentia! election. that tho registrar
twill have j. busy tine registering the
thousands ~ women in Richmond
who VIII DE entitled 10 vote.
St IT the registrar is going TO have
his difficulties. the Treasurer also
VIII have his-a thousand fold more
than the RcGistrar Every woman
who is entitled TO vote by virtue OF
s5quired 10 pay poll TAX and fully sal.
Fisfy the Treasurer that she is en-
stitLed to vote
50 In case this has 10 he done. n Largo
snun1ber of assistants viii have TO bs
sadded To both Offices. CONSIDERABLE.
sdtscussion Of this new situation ma.
sbeen going on IN City HAN for the
.rast few days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
DUCHARME RESIGNS
Is \" Longer Secretary of Iiiwanis
tlub-ticorSc barnard tn Serve
Intil NmnunI Election.

NaNine DuchnrWc. who ever since
been its secretary. has resigned An
nounccmcnt that his resignation has
been received Was made last night by
Ralph Harrison. president of the club.
AZ a meeting Of the Board of Di-
rcctorS to consider the vacancy.
George Barnard, treasurer OF the or
Hahization. was selected 10 fill MIR.
Ducharmc's place until the annual
election of the club. The resignation
OF Mr.. pucharmc was accepted by the
club under protest, and was rendered
because of stress Of business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
Two Hurt When Auto u,t. nur

Aubin Wiltshire. 1912 North Ave-
nue., Highland Park, was arrest ed
yesterday, charged with reckless driv-
l lE ana inturinS Huston johnson and
IMAM West, bot colorcd. when his
automobile hit a buggy in which the
Latter were riding at the corner of
Ihirty-sixih and Broad streets sun
Gay night. The negroes were thrown
from the vehicle when hit hv tho
auto and painfully, but not seriously,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
Charge Young woman with ro,rcry

Miss Virginia Baird. aged %, house
keeper at IL West Grace street, was
arrested last night by detectives on
warrant sworn out by John H.
Atkins. Sr.. charging her with forg-
Atkins name 10 "A check for $3.50 and
secured that amount from the Central
National Bank of Richmond She was
being held at second Police Station
last night in default of bail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

90 Atmbers OF Inc COUNCIL COMMUNITIES
5sOn Streets met last night In regular
IsEession TO consider routine matters
9Thc meeting adjourned without DEF
Unite action on anything TO come DO.
EfoTe them, outside OF refcrrinl: to
Gouncil the matter Of allowing The
EHeaboard Air Line Railway TO but n
1 spur track on property owned by n
real estate company and being de-
dYflpped by the company for indus
trial purposes Matter Of taking the
eCarE track from Floyd Avenue and
OF the street 20 the
2brfdgc camc up The committee de :
tNtded to visit the location of the pro-
Sposed changes Thursday afternoon at
&sks nsfipck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
I. Q. .. IMts Iiusinc.. Men.. 1u.1.

.ihhouhccin"nt has been rnade Thnt
bccau:;" OF the condition OF the Bust
ness Mems CLUB, which has been
OpeIaNnB AZ loss during the past
dinners has been Increased 10 81
each: Officials or the club saw !,
has been operating a, n lohs OF II 10
cents q meal during the past year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

Subscriptions for the American Expo
dictionary Forces memorial hospital were
encouraging sunday, following an address
by Edward Ellis. Jr.. who spoke at First
Bapt!s; Church in behalf OF the hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

Contributions are needed badly 10
continue this charity and. as de-
inhndS are growing daily, owing TO
the continued hot wave. Richmond
crS are urged To get behind the mis-
sion. No salaries are paid for the
continuance OF this work and dollar
tor dollar is spent in purchasing
mix Ice and OTHER necessities for
,hc poor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

Deed Of sale was recorded In Chan
Gerry Court yesterday certifying that c..
II. Thompson has purchased from l.. l..
10th property known As ~ West Broad
street. Purchase price WAS not named,
but tax WAS paid on $2j.o30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

Under the direction OF Justice of the
Peace James Connolly. Boulevard Park.
the new summer park. was formerly open
Ell yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

Postmaster Hay T. Thornton yesterday
received announcement of the following
appointments 10 Virginia fourth class post
Offices; Maudc Lee Martin. Albcrcnc; Nora.
r Collier. Eth, BESSIE T.. Times. M:llca-
back, and James Craig Miles. Rogers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

Attorney George Wayne Anderson was
yesterday sworn in Assistant city At
torney. City Clerk Alfred H. Mcdowell
also took oath. Of Office before Mayor
Anslic- Both were elected by Council
some days ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Norric Fuller Munger and
Mrs. Beniamin 7. Watkins, who recently
returned from a motor trip to jamestown
and Yorktown. are NOW motoring in North
Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

All I.caEucrs OF Monument Methodist
Episcopal Church are urgently requested
TO meet at the church tonight not later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
Xcantsition To Richmond Industry.

SSsS'fIk3chmOnu ls 20 haVc yct another
SSaMdustry In the United states Leather
e3yompapy, which has purchased q
&Gfrfpaof land near Sixth and Balm
AArfdge Streets for the erection OF a
sNRHws factory building. it was learned
The lot purchased is 1872
E@yH1s0 feet. A spur track VIII be
81 an from the main track of The Sea-
(kbnrd Air Line Railroad Company
S4RHtnijt has been granted by CITY
tghcii REORGANIZATION of the track
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

Members of tho Ladies' benevolent AMI
Social Society Of ST. ratrick's Catholic
Church VIII hold their annual outing at
Forest i'm Park Thursday. beginning at
$50 o'clock and continuing until late
hour In the evening. Special cars Will be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

Quarterly meeting CT tho State BOARD OF
Pharmacy VIII bc held in the Medical
College OF virginia. July 90 whom all grad
yates Of the colleges will have u charcc
TO appear ami take the required tests
FOR licenses to do business in virginia.
ed. three from women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
I'D. ICE AND MILK FUND
REACHES TOTAL OF S77.44
Suffering Am"n;: Infants and Aged
AMI infirm Aifryiatrd Through
Medium Of NlissiOn.

The Times Dispatch Ice and Milk
Mission. which has been doing ines
Unable good in furnishing luXurics
10 infants. invallds and old folks, to
whom these commodities are essen
| JiulS. acknowledges receipt of the
following contributions:
Z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

than 1.i5 O'Clock for tho union meeting
ut Park Place Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

John II. Saunders. Attorney General of
Virginia. will be tn" principal speaker at
a banquet ~ the BoEEs' Bible Class Of
the highland Park Methods, Church. to-
night at o'clock In the church rooms
About lin guests expected. Other
Speakers will hc on the program. Charles
King Is president of the class. and l. /.
= llill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

Members of the Richmond Automobile
Dealers Association will hold their month
~ meeting at Raucr'S Farm, Stop 10. Seven
Pines car line. tonight. when Colonel
John a. Cutch!ns. commander OF Post
No. !. American Legion. viii bc the
principal speaker. The party will meet
at the City Hall nj o'clock. and from
there will go en- maSsc To the meeting
place. An old-fnshioncd Southern din
uer. with brunswick stew, vii! be served
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

Captain William IL. Gill Is in charge
Of tho Virginia National Guard. which left
yesterday for Camp Lee. Between 200 and
1909 officers and men were In the party.
Major William lirycc. Of Richmond is
in rommau! .. the medical corps. In
s;ructors a; the camp are: Major Mar
Titus l.. Todd. NJ g.. Of camp Leo: Cap
ttin Ralph w. Dunscbury. Infantry, and
CAPTAIN w. II. SiauEhtcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

Charles !. Eus. OF Highland Springs
has been transferred to the high power
station, Annapolis. Md. for duty. follow
Ing his graduation from the Navy Radio
school. NJ Hampton Roads. lie enlisted
at the lt!ChnOnd navy recruiting station
March :. 1919. Several Richmond boys
nrc taking advantage OF IA" offer OF
Of all cost. with pay. while attending
such schools.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-17
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