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and granddaughter of the late Gen.
John NJ. Wilson. u. s. A.. of Wash
ington. will be married June at
Overbrook Pa. 10 Mr.. Charles Will
liam Bergner of Haverford. Pa.
Miss Brooks. who will have among
her attendants Miss Catherine Let's
OF this city. is we'll known in Army
circles OF Washington, having made
her home here for a number OF years
with her grandfather at his home on
Massachusetts avenue.
Since Gen. Wilson's death Miss
Brooks has made her home with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward c. b Fletcher at Wyn-
wood, Pa. Mrs. Fletcher practically
spent her life in Washington, as did
her late mother. Gen. Wilson's laugh
ter.
Brig Gen. Horatio Gates Gibson. L.
S. A.. retired. celebrated his ninety
third birthday anniversary at his
home, 2015 \ street. where he well
coined many old friends yesterday
afternoon. when for several hours ne
was kept busy with the handshak-
ings and congratulations that came
from every quarter. From West Point
he received congratulatory kilograms.
as he is the oldest living graduate OF
the academy.
For over n quarter of century Gen.
Gil bS0n has gathered MS army ITieHos
about him for his birthday celebra-
tions and these events have always
proved the pleasantest Of each sue
ceSsive season.
Mrs. George B. Pillbury. wife of Col.
Pillbury L. S. A., has returned 10
Washington from Lowell. Mass.
where she visited her husbands par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. q. II. Pillsbury.
Mrs. Washington Matthews. widow
of DR.. Matthews. L. S. A.. will remain
in the city for some weeks. going
later for a portion Of the summer
with her brother-in-law and sister.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richard Vain
wright. to Jamestown. X. J.
Evening star., 1920-05-23

are expected to return shortly from
Colorado Springs. Col, where they
went some time ago to be with their
daughter. Mrs. Turpin. following the
death of her husband, the late Com
mander Turpin, u. S. N.
Upon their return to Washington
Admiral and Mrs. Wainwright will
arrange to spend the summer as
usual at their cottage at jamestown.
r. l., where they hope to have their
daughter and grandchildren with
them
Rear Admiral Sea ton Schroeder L.
IS, n. retired, with Mrs. Schroeder and
their daughters, the Misses Schroeder.
will spend the summer at their James
town. r. L.. cottage.
1t has not yet been decided wheth-
er they will have their married
daughter. Mrs. johnson, wife of DR..
M. X. Johnson. L. &. ~. with them
during the summer.
Evening star., 1920-05-23

returned from Santo Domingo, Capt.
Balm spent last week visiting his
mother. Mrs. Thomas Balm at her
home at Norfolk.
Mrs l.. A. Davidson. wife OF Lieut.
Davidson, Y. S. ~. went to New York
last week to join her husband upon
his return with the fleet from Guam
tanamo.
Capt. Kenneth McAlpine, U. s. n,
accompanied by Mrs. McAlphine. has
gone to Woodstock, Va, for visit
to Mrs. Emmerson.
Mrs. ATKINS. wife of Lieut.. Atkins,
Z. $. n. has gone to san Diego, Calf.
where she has leased a cottage in
which to make her home until her
husband returns from Honolulu
Rear Admiral Henry A. Wiley, l..
S. n. accompanied by Mrs. Wiley. has
returned from Hawaii. and will spend
the summer at Coronado. Calf, where
they will lease a house.
Col G. H. McManus, u. s. NJ c., and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
canal. 10 aud through wailaceton. to

canal. To and through Wallaceton, to
the Virginia. North Carolina boun-
Diary line of said canal.
By Mr.. Copp:--A bill TO amend ana
re-enact an act to establish the state
highway system, approved. January
81. s19ls.
To tho committee on special pri-
vate and local leg.sla ton.
BY Messrs. Price. Haddon. Boschen,
and Wilcox:--A bill 10 create and es-
Ia blish in and for the city OF Rich
moni Virginia, a court Of record to
be called the Municipal court of the
City OF Richmond: to define its juris-
diction, powers and procedure. and
its relations TO the ether courts Of said
city; TO provide for the qualification,
election, duties, terms and Comnensa-
ton of the Judge and clerk thereof;
tesnrovidc for the keeping and fling
of the records thereof. and all mat
ters properly incidental to the proper
conduct thereof
BY Mr.. Bosnia A bill to amend
and re-enact section A. sub section Cd
Of an act to provide a new charter for
the city Of Portsmouth, approved
March 10, 1908. rs amended by an
act approved March II, 1912, by add
ing new chapter thereto to be known
as chapter 10, relating 10 the initiative
referendum and rec:ii
BY Mr.. Stephenson:--A bill to
amend and re-enact section s Of an
act to provide flor the working and
keeping in repair Of public roads in
the counties of Allegheny, Bath and
Highland, approved February y. 1884
as amended by an oct approved Feb
ruary 1st, 1900. in SO far as applica-
bile to the counties # Bath and High
land, approved March y, 1912
BY Mr.. Dulard:--A bin to- amend
and re-enact an act to prohibit the
taking OF fish from the streams OF
Franklin county except with hook and
line, approved September 4, 1919.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
BUREAU,
AMERICAN EXPORTERS

New York, Jan. 22.-Samuel Cold
wyn, who has recently figured promi-
ncntiy in the financial news because
of the support which his organization
Is obtaining from large Wall Street in
tcreSts, today announces that he has
opened an information bureau for
American exporters to which they
can turn for grntuitous assistance and
information on problems involving the
development of foreign markets and
the extension of their industrial inter
ests abroad through moving pictures,
Inspired by the tremendous inn
portance and etfc iency of the work
which was accomplished abroad dur
ing the war in building up American
good will by means of American NOV
ing pictures, Mr. Goldwyn Is founding
this new venture in the belief that
such work. through moving pictures,
is even more valuable in times OF
peace than in war time when
America was practically the only mar
ket to which the world could turn for
vital neceSsarieS he declared, "moY-
inE pictures vislalized for foreign
countries the greatness Of the Ameri-
can industry and the superior value
and efficiency OF American products,
This foundation of good will should
be continuously and iutensively CAPT.
taliZed at the present time, particu-
larry in view OF the period of inten-
sive competition for foreign markets
which must commence as soon as Eu-
ropean manufacturers are more
nearly back to the normal conditions
OF peace"
Mr., Goldwyn is head OF the Goldwyn
Pictures, incorporated. whose board
Of directors now includes the Du
Points, the head Of the United Retail
Stores and other national financial
and commercial interests. The new
venture, which is entirely independent
OF the moving picture work. will he
conducted as a separate and personal
aid to the development of foreign mar
kets for American producers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
ford and w. Ed. Smith. Of brock
haven. Three others are to be APP
pointed according To Mr.. Gantti

/ ford and w. Ed. smith. Of brock
haven. Three others are to De APP
pointed, according to Mr.. CAN'T
Mr.. CAN'T Is allotted seven men A.
Florida The chief has not been Sc
iected but the following men nave
been appointed ASSISTANTS; jackson
Gray, of Tallahassee: f.. j. Cortina, OF
Jacksonwille, C. + IIurlburt. OF rem
eacola. Otis d. Whitman and Mr..
Moore, of Tampa.
In making appoint mentS OF cher
enforcement officer in each state Mr..
Can't Is selecting men who already
are connected with the revenue ser
vice an who have lad extensive ex-
periencc in operations arainst the
',-'r7on birc" ifuor traffic, Former
soldiers are given the preference in
arrointr0ent of the working forces in
each state.
Reports from the campaign to
RI isa funds to assist the officers OF
the law in enforcing prohibition,
which beran January 10th, continue
to be most encOura ging.
Edward Young Clarke, campaign
director for the Southeast with head,
quarters in Atlanta. is daily receiving
letters and kilograms from every sec
ton OF every state in the Southeast
ern territory which indicate that suc-
cess Of the campaign already is as
surcd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
THIRTY MINUTE SESSION
Of THE HOUSE

The advancement Of local bills and
bills to correct typographical errors
in the Code 20 their third reading and
engrossment ana passage OF a reso-
luton. offered by Delegate James r.
Price. of Richmond. urging the spirit
and thrift and economy upon tho
people of Virginia constituted the
achievements in the house yesterday
during a session that Iaster less than
thirty minutes
The house convened promptly at
noon and was led in prayer by Rev.
G. =. Arendali. secretary to the Pap
fist council Of Richmond. Speaker
Brewer has announced that as soon
as the body has large cal
endar to engage it's, attention, he Will
be in favor of convenig at 10 O'Clock
This hour probably will be adopted
for next week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
SENATE

! By Mr. tsCoirick -, IS No. ~. -
bin to appropriate the sum Of forty
thousand dollars for the erection of
fire. proof building in Capitol Square
at Richmond for The safekeeping Of
state, archives Referred 10 thc~eom-
raitice on finance.
Mr Goulrick---S H. NJ, 90. \
hiu To- amend and re-cuact section
st2l OF The Code 81 Virginia IN re
alton tc investments by hduciaries.
Referred % the committee for courts
ST justice
Mr. Enssetl.--S. r. No. 81 \ biz
tn provide for The examination anr
licensing Of ehslh t'fs, arcnllectS h'l~
20 I'S ,''.' -, ny -
tHE'"'rf ufEr . 1lit,''o'' AiV 90
i'E- Z, tEt'-sa 20 INC commune ~
Sr.ri q Avs 49, q. 49, "a,
VI E3SS'i = -, 40 - - ~
a'tee' &c : "a I,,,S3A .. l. 49, " -
IA ! G'llle ~ eo ~
FA'1',d' an -, '[i1'' S,(.5's''c ~,
% o'~. -, - o. Do, cru "y' - ~
we ~ Wy Ea'lt' it:.'','...',..i!.. -
zee "H b4"l'~ i"s''' '''''9 "'''
'"o'a''''
Mr. Cookies. y 10. pa. a bill
authorize the SCHOOL board of Eoh-
-.-TE district M !. vr IN" county ~
-ttttT- tu t'trttf'" 1a@1@r ana issue
bonds for the purpose OF erecting one
o~ more fchooih0us's. Referred tn
fac cHmm}Ne" on lolnt, special, prf-
waite and local leris!"r"0.
Mr. Nt3S =, Il NO. 20 a oil 10
amend section :. - an a0' approved
March 8. iAa2. entitled AN act max
ing an annual Appropriation To- n"
ifederais soldiers Hofro ana IN
t.Ts.uer4tl1n therefor excepting a
conveyance from u. II. Lee camp
NO Confederate F"ter1ns ri INC
property owned by y and now used
r said home Referred - the com
'.ttoe on finance
Mr. HcnirE s. r. M as A Hill
20 amend and re-vnact eection 3356
~ .he code ~ virginia. referred to
10 The cormltte, on fish and game
Nj. ranne,te.-s r. No as a hill
concerning tho erection Of state
memorial 70 soldiers. sailors and ma
rlnce of Virginia who lost their lives
T the world war, Referred 20 the
committee an finance
Messrs. Eres, Trtnklc. Holt. Gum.
West and Faul:-S Il. No. 81 A
bin to amend section 2726 Of the Code
ot Virginia. Referred to the com
mite" on finance.
Mr. TriukIe.-S Y. No, 90 A bill
20 provide for the Cr|ani1ati ton or ad-
mission and the regulation and taxa
uon Of incorporated mutual insurance
companies ether than lie, providing
Ponnlty fer any violation hereof
Referred to the committee on insur-
an"c and banking.
Mr. Corhi't.-S. r. No. 90. A bin
fo amend and re-enact section 225o
nf the code Of Virginia, in relation to
"a COMPENSATION Of assessors Refer
rod % the committee on finance.
MIR. Cannon:-S. y. No. 100. A bill
'n appropriate $40 900 to the asso-
citation for the Preservation Of Viz
rInia Antiquities. Referred to the
committee on finance.
Mr.. Gums Il, No, 101 A bill
70 amend and re-enact section twenty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
BUSINESS MEN
ARISE To ARMS

Trust companies and real estate
firms all over the state are said to be
up in arms against n bill introduced
by Delegate Albert 0. Boschen prohib-
ting persons other than lawyers from
drawing legal documents or appearing
before any court as an agent.
Under the BOschen measure real
estate agents would not be permitted
to draw leases, make contracts OF sale
or draft conveyanccs or other docu-
mt nts. Neither would they be per-
mitted to- act as agents for the owners
Of real estate in any court
The fine imposed for violation of
tho proposed act may range as high
as $1,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
GIN Rcpsorts Himself

John 7. GIT. OF 2012 Pleasant
street, reported to the police last night
that he had knocked down Eva Smith
eolorcd, with his Ford car while
crossing the Marshall street viaduct
at about O'Clock He carried her
home after the accident and sum
moned a doctor. She was slightly
bruised
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
BILLS INTRODUCED
IiOI-SI-

To tho committee on appropria
tons:
By Mr. Rowles--A bill 10 amend
, and re- enact sections I. 5, :. s. Is and
is of an not relating % Confederate
pensions
Ry Mcssrs Fuller. Dudson and Hun
/ ter~-A till concerning the erection Of
I "A state memorial to the soldiers. sail
ors and marines OF Virginia who lost
their lives in the worldwar.
To the committee on privileges and
! Elections:
BY Mr. Prown Of I.ynchhurg- bin
amend ana re-enact section 1853 Of
/ Nc code OF Virginia.
| TO the committee on finance;
BY Mossrs billiard and Brcwer--A
hll IL provide . fat fee for clerks Of
| 2aurts in suits in lieu Of allowances
! Tor services made by section 3484 of
The Code Of Virginia.
1}y Mr. Sridow bill to amend
qF7 rc-"nact s"ctfon z773 Of The Code
ri virginia. relating to compensation
10 clerks OF boards Of supervisors, APP
proved March Il 1918.
BY MeSsrs billiard and Brewer
A bill to amend and re-enact section
3fkA of the Code Of Virginia in rela-
lion 70 the fees Of the clerks OF cir
cut, appellate and other courts
~ Mrssrs, Shepherd and Snead--A
80 80. - a'HenH ana re-chact sectoh
! Es"5 &C the Code Of Virginia in reI
,"A - Inc appointment Of assessors
OF iand9 and lots. and 10 repeal an act
by Mr., Croonc-A bill to amend
and re-enact an act to create q com
mission to consider the cnmpensati ton
reosnrors ',',.,. -, ~
niue sherifTs. high ccnsta hlcs and city
serreants and until action mon the
report ~ said commission Ia tx tine
maximum amount Of rho con,ncnsa
ton ii said officers
r.. " n-or.3a ~, 20 -~1,,;so sr,,
tr,'.,,oo,to,, ~,
pse,'u., so,<.,,,.+ ~
a,G"ur.a'l t M @'g,'' -
an" ''o"'S ia ''''e
r. .,,o o,r,,,,i,.,o e. or,,~.,, ~ tue.
IT,. LIZ HILL u - - ~ 'i''
BY Mr. Gordon-A joint resolution
proposing amendment 10 section
Of the Constitution or Virginia
by Mr.. frlce-A oui to amend ana
. re.enact chapter Sr-'' St+4.-et assent 'g
1912 IN extra session 10 amend sec
''@I' ~, ~ :" ,i' "a ch6njs and
zo,,e, NV
w! It. 1,.f.3,,,. o,, priooA
,,,t; " S' 'a'''S ..'G an,o,,5
i'm $50 ,.,'i. ~ -, oeattt1,
,. 70 =, - -
~ ~ ' II . mn" ,.,
r,,tti,, ~ r.
~. ~ conn ,tt, 70 ,,,ara ap5
,s'oa ~ e.i - - Cada ~
virer;,ria
70 the committee on eoeF'i feia
''"'i9
BY Mr.. Price-A bill TO allow mem
bers of the United States naval re-
! serve force while not active duty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23
EMANUEL CHURCH TO
HAyF, REVIVAL MEETINGS

Special revival SERVICES VIII begin
in Emmanuel Baptist church, corner
Grace and Pine streets Sunday, Jan
Is to continue through Feb g. These
meetings will be conducted by the
Rev 6 c. Smith and w. J. Morris,
evangelist and singer of the Baptist
Home Mission Board of Atlanta
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-23

ment so that my state and country
shall know my position, and that none
may presume To count me to any
plan which IS contrary &c The position
1 have already taken and to which
now adhere"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-02
Va. Good Roads Association to
Present Virginia's New Hour

work has to do with rural development.
Hon. Edwin T. Meredith, secretary of
agriculture, and Hon. r. II. Macdonald,
chief of the United States bureau OF
public roads. are to be among invited
guests. The list will also include state
officials, the mayors of Virginia NUM-
lcipalities and the officials Of all civic,
commercial and farm organizations
throughout the state.
Places of historic and scenic interest
in Virginia will be transferred to the
screen as a means of impressing upon
the people the fact that millions of
dollars Will come into the state al
nually, once a statewide system OF
modern roads is constructed. With
this aim ir view. an important section
Iof "Virginia's New Hour will be de-
voted to American Shrines Revisited
The cameras first work will begin
within the next few days on journey
I"Down the World Famed Shenandoa h
Valley in Apple Blossom Time" The
Ipicture making tour will include ali
lother sections of the state as rapidly
as weather conditions will permit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-02
BUSINESS CHANCES.

III You Want Acreage On the Ground
floor of the next big oil field--its Co
lumbia County Ark,-wire j. t.
STEPHENS OIL AND LEASE CO,
Magnolia. Ark.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-02
LEGAL NOTICE.
APARTMENT OF PUBLIC
UTILITIES.

Sealed proposals for furnishing Cast
Iron water Pipe. Pig Lead, Lead Pipe.
Cast Iron Valve Boxes, Gate Valve.
Brass Stop Cocks, Meter Boxes and
Water Meters. in conformity with
schedule and specifications on file in
this Office will bn received IN to ,
O'Clock, Noon, on Thursday May sth.
1920.
For estimated quantities required
during the ensuing twelve months.
specifca atoms and fun details. apply at
the office Of the Department. Room
1oa City Hall. Richmond. Virginia
The city reserves the right 10 re
iect any and all bids.
e. w. TEAFTORD.
Director.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-02

Some Of the larae !
stores on Broad Street
have made as much
money out Of their Broad
Street property as they
have out of their mer-s
chandise. Some h a v q
made more. Buy West.
Broad Street business
sites at the auction on
May 4, at 5 P M. Sale
conducted by Atlantic
Coast Realty Co. Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-02
DON'T

Two branches OF the Chicago mu-
nicipal court--Justice Graham and
Holnes--have been closed and the
judges assigned to civil cases. Chief
Justice OLSEN said:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-02
Local Produce Market


Wholesale qGcss1:oas by woodson-
Crag. Inc. 131E East Cary street. Aadi.
son 42S-Jl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-02

In relation to their
certain future values,
West Broad Street prop
critics are selling at half
their actual value, COM
pared with similar prop
critics In other cities Of
r c h m on dis size. y
Prominent business man.
West Broad Street bust
ness sites at auction | ues-
day, May 4, at 5 P. M.
Be there. Sale conduct
ed by Atlantic Coast
Realty Co.-Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-02
FOR SALE
FURNISHED ROOMS

Nice, c.ean, heated rooms. zoe. sc,
s; 90 dailvs &30e to 400 weekly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-02
BUY AN OIL LEASE.

Ten Dollars Buys Five Acres Texas
Field. Desdiamonia leases sold sew
enty-fiVe cents. now worth $40 GOO
per acre. Carter paid seventy five
cents per acre and sold for $4,000 per
acre. Texas Rainbow's End now
opening up shows same geological
formation as proven territory. Leases
here may jump any price with first
well coming in. It's speculation.
but the kind Of speculation thar has
made many small investors rich The
Fortuna Oil company started in by
several men pooling $500 in leases
sold out recently for million dol
lars. If you don't understand lease
business, we will gladly explain all
details Remit $40 for Eve acres, we
send you legal lease form and keep
you in touch with Developments.
Send name for free map and full
information. RAINEoW'S END co.
AT Herskowitz building. Oklahon A
City Okla.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-02
Ten Dollar. Invested in Oil Leases Ma.

make $4,000; So acre. Oil leases in
Texas Rainbow's End. Opening new
field may make your lease worth
$1,000 acre. This has happened in
Texas. Many drilling wells near my
holdings. Buy low; sell high. That
way makes fortunes for lease n
ers. Remit $40 for Ave acres. Write
free information-oil maps. PECoS
VALLEY CO. 114}2 North Robinson
street, oklahoma City, Okla.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-02
ICE
PLATE ICE.
! MONEY TO LOAN.

Money - Loan on Counsry Real Estate.
0E0- p. CRAWFORD = CO. sSs} n.
MAin street.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-19

M. J. Cooney, of the Cooney hotel, are the members of the finance committee. Robert Joseph Diven, J. A. Slippern, and Miss Luella Shaffer will arrange the literary program for the morning of the Fourth, Herman Anderson and Arthur G. Bell will attend to the advertising, and the sports will be arranged and directed by a committee consisting of the following live wires of the com Thomas J. McCrosky, Will
 jam Thomas, Joe Fischer, Allan A. Johnson, Burdette Tunison, Thomas A. Mathews, Dr. J. R. Bowen, W. c. Gagnon, Robert s. Donaldson, Ser geant Feehley, R. S. Mcdonald, Dan Leech, Frank Sager, s. N. Beatty, w. L. Packer, Norvin Smith, Q. F. Lehr, Louis Johnson, and Alex Fow- Ter.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-19
RAIN SPO|LS PARTY;
 WILL DANCE MONDAY

The dancing party announced for tonight at Union hall has been post poned until Monday night, accord ing to a decision reached late this afternoon by the management of the hall. It was feared that the un- favorable weather conditions would keep many away from the dance.
 Monday is really the day on which the dance should be held, for that will be the longest day of the year, the day on which the Festival of the Midnight Sun usually is held, so that the postponement probably will not lessen public interest in the affair.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-19
STRONG FEATURES
 FOR CELEBRATION

Two exceptionally strong features have been secured by the manage ment of the Coliseum theater for presentation to the people of Ne mana during the Fourth of July celebration, and undoubtedly will help not a little to bring people to town for the festive occasion.
 Ivan Abramson's seven-reel mas terpiece, "Enlighten Thy Daugh- ters," with an all-star cast, will be the attraction for Saturday night, July third, and on the night follow ing Mae Marsh will make her ap- pearance in Polly of the Circus, !" one of the giggest picture hits ever shown in Alaska.
 These films represent consider able outlay in cash and it was nee essary for Manager Joe Burns to secure them early in order to have them here for the Fourth.