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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
MOVING CHARGES SAME
Transfer Companies Assure People
Prices VIII Nat Go Up Dur
iu.. Hush.

Richmond, while preparing for one
OF the largest moving days in it's his
to!E. is being assured by several Of
the largest transfer concerns in the
city that no increase in the, price OF
service Will be made, regardless of
the rush. Some concerns are re-
iusinS TO accept work after August
20 at the same price MS at present
hut TO offset the opinion that this is
general several concerns have adver-
tised that there Will be no raise in
rates.
Among these concerns are the Sc
cuPity Storage. Company and Smith Il
Hicks. and 1t is believed that their
example VIII be followed by many of
Inc others. Representatives of Smith
Hicks declare that increases in
prices OF moving would he taking an
unfair advantage Of a condition over
which the public have no control.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
If You re Thirsty,
Ask the Mayor
Clergyman Offered Him
Spring Full of Pure,
Cold Water.

Richmond may run out of pure
drinking water through Il shortage
of alum, but may be able to quench
its thirst nevertheless. Mayor George
A!nsltc yesterday received an offer
OF Il large pure spring ten miles be-
low Richmond from Rev. W. Thorn
burn Clark. of Fulton Baptist Church.
In a letter 10 Mayor Ainslie yestcr-
day Rev. Clark offers the spring to
the city in case OF emergency, and he
declares that he believes ii will suf-
lice 10 ill the wants OF several thou
sands OF people daily.
II have II spring of remarkable flow
about ten miles below Richmond,
which believe affords daily sufficient
drinking water for many thousands
of people If Richmond needs this
water. shall gladly place this spring
at Your disposal for This emergency"
writes MIR. Clark.
The spring is located on the Camp
Holly Farm, on the Turner Road. be-
tween New Market and Darbcy Town
Roads. Mayor Ainsiie has filed the
letter away for reference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
MRS. NORMAN RANDOLPH
SAYS SHE STILL is REBEL
VIII Rcmnin Sn Until Nation Rccog-
niZrS Duty to Veterans of

Tina; she was unwilling TO be re-
constructed until the country did for
the veterans OF the Southland what
II should do WAS stated by Mrs Nor
man V. Randolph. of Richmond. at
the district reunion of the United
Confederate veterans at Hanover
Courthouse Tuesday. Veterans and
daughters of the Confedcracy from
Hanover. Caroline and King William
Counties attended and the famous Oil
courthouse in which Patrick Henry
made his first great speech in ;Ec
Parsons Case" was the center OF a
gay throng Of several hundred pcc-
Pile
Mrs. Randolph said that she was
sti!l Il rebel and still awaiting recon
struCtion.
George T.. Iaw presided at tho
meeting which followed ut the court
house in the afternoon. when tn.
veterans were the guests OF the com
mHnIty. George =. Iaw, 4 veteran Of
the Army of Northern Virginia. wro
lost AN arm in the service, spoke for
the veterans in response to the speech
OF Richard T.. Bcirne, chairman OF the
Industrial Commission OF Virginia.
who extended the good wishes to the
veterans from the soldiers OF the
world war. Rev. Richard Lancaster.
a chaplain in the recent war and a
native son OF Hanover. now pastor
of a church in PennsyiN ania. also
spoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
LARGE INCREASE SHOWN
IN EARLY POTATO YIELD
Shipments From Eastern Shore To-
tai 1883 Cars, $3.50 More
Than Last Year.

farmers on the Eastern shore and In
the Norfolk section totaicd l2.SS3
ears. an increase of 1.6S9 carloads
ports compiled by Henry NJ Taylor
of the Bureau OF Crop Estimates here
This Is one of the largest yields ever
recorded in the State.
Condition OF the fan potato crop
Is reported ut 90 per cent Of normal
which forecasts II yield of 105 bushels
70 the acre. and the bureau estimated
the total production OF the fall crop
VIII he about l3.2G6.000 bushels com
pared with ll.i93.000. bushels last
year Condition OF tho sweet potato
crop is 30 per cent OF normal. COM
pared with ~ per cent last year and
making the crop better this year than
the average In both sweet and white
potatoes.
Whcnt Crop Reported SmnlI.
However, tn: wheat crop IN VIr-
-inia is the smallest since 1919 the
bureau reports. the acreage not only
being less this year than during any
year in the past six. but also. with
the exception OF last year, the yield
is the lowest during the past five
years
Production OF wheat this year is
estimated at 1hil3,000 bushels. com
pared with l2AOS. 600 bushels last
year and 100000 bushels In 1918
Inc average ElcIu per acre thlS year
is 10 bushels. which although small.
is better than expected several months
ago. The total yield for both winter
and spring wheat is now estimated
ut T9i.li1. 900 bushels. Quality of
Virginia grain is reported as "5 per
cent OF normal, compared lSh &C
per cent last year and 81 pG.' cent
as the ten-ycar average. All PARTS
of the state report IA larger yield
than last year with tn" exception OF
the Western and Southwestern Dis
tricts
In the former the crop was badly
winter killed ana Il thin stand re-
suited. while in tho latter the Hes
sian fly damaged the crop materially.
reducing the yield more than 80 per
cent in some counties.
Corn Weld Promising.
Prospects for corn arc very en-
couraginE, the crop now has an cx-
celicnt condition OF 90 per cen, OF
last year. The condition is generally
good throughout the State. Condi-
ton OF tobacco is reported as - per
cent and forecasts a yield OF approNI-
inatcly $40 hounds per acre and a
total production of i9?.lG2.0O0 pounds
compared with i3l. 100000 pounds
While the apple crop is but ca
per cent OF normal it's condition has
improved three points within tho
past month. The total production is
forecast at l2.GSS.000 bushels. com
pared with a.a5o.o00 last year,
Peaches. pears, grapes and black :
berries are reported much abovethc
average. Production OF peanuts is
forecast At 5.32i.oO0 bushels. com
pared with 5.2S2.u00 bushels last
year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
BOAT LINE TO KEEP DOWN
R|CHM0ND's FREIGHT BILL
More Intensive Stock Sale Campaign
Will BE Wagcd This Week
by Cunyusscrs,

:. While stock in the Richmond New
York steamship line is being taken
libcrally by the people OF Richmond
ana other places along the James
Hifcr interested In the project. the
finance committee in charge of the
sale is urging that larger blocks be
taken and the remainder of this week
will be given over TO 4 more irten-
sive campaign.
burg and llopcwcll yesterday and re-
ports Indicate that they are meeting
with ENCOURAGEMENT.
Impetus has been given TO the en-
terprlSc by n suggestion that unless
river transportation is restored and
maintained Richmond Is in danger
of losing its preferential rates now
enjoyed by reason OF water transport
tatlon. II is estimated that Richmond
pays freight bill of something like
SiG,G00.1eO annually and "A loss Of
mean that the people would have To
pay an additional transportation cost
Of about 100000
1t is pointed out that the establish
mcnt Of the boat line not only VIII
increase transportation facilities be-
tween Richmond and tho East. but
VIII result in net saving OF no in
considerable amount.
The Petersburg Chamber OF Com
mercc has announced the following
special committee to conduct the
stock selling campaign in that city:
Thomas White. |. Val. Parham. III. L..
Plummer Carter Myers. Charles T..
Plummcr and William II. Martin.
Following Is the liopewcIi commit
tee: Louis Grodlodc. Colonel X. T.
Murray and Charles Ross.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
Rc*ign. ns League PRESIDENT,

X. n TrUIfUT V91'.rI.V 81.
signed his position as the local pres!-
dent OF the Epworth League al thn
regular business meeting OF INC
IGhmond Epworth League Union at
t"ring the miuistcry about ,hrcc
years aro. Mr.. Proctor has bccn pas
tor 90 Woodland Heights McthSdis,
church &. $ Ford. OF Saint paul.s
M@thDdiSl church. the vice president
Will hil the uncXpired term as pr.si-
dent. Mr.. Ford IS said 10 have had
much experience in league work. hav
ms served in the cabinet OF the union
before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
May Name Physical Smpcr,isor

u j. p;ona5le That ii special meet
ms OF The state Board Of Education
VIII he called within the next few
weeks 10 arrange for appointment Of
u state supervisor OF physical train
!hE as authorized in the West bin.
ADOPTED by the General Assembly mt
US last session. Schools viii begin
70 open up around the middle Of sen
TENDER and the next regular m.c,ini.
81 the board Is schedulcd for Scrtrm-
Der ~. IN order 10 arrange the phv-
sea training program in the schools
teachers for the new si!hiect 4, nrnh-
""tN WI! be deemed necessary to call
special meeting OF the board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
TO INSPECT STATE FARM :
Health OF COnvIcts liz Object of Con.
ference Physicians VIII Hold
Today.

Physicians representing the Medical
College Of Virginia. the State Medi-
cal Society the State Department Of
Health and the United States Public
Health Service will conduct an in
Spcction Of the State Penal Farm with
the board of directors of the Peni-
Tertiary today.
on the inspection trip this morning
at IL o'clock, under the Leadership
OF Colonel Leroy Hodges, aid to
Governor Davis and chairman of the
spection and conference is to improve
the health OF convicts in the State
prison and on the State farm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
ARE MARRIED AT HOTEL
Miss Charlotte nrown Travels From
LoS Angeles, Cal, to We'd John

John NJ Iicirelnngcr. formerly of
Los Angeles. Cal, and manager of the
lttchmond branch OF hearings Ser
vice Company. and Miss Chariot tie
Winifred Brown. OF Sierra Madrc.
Cat. were married quietly last night
at the Richmond Hotel.
Rev. Arthur Davidson onlciated. Mr.
Heffcliingcr has been here some time
and is experimenting the construc-
ton OF the company's plant on West
broad Street. Mrs. Hemelhngcr ar
rived here yesterday afternoon The
couple will take up their residence in
the Park View Apartments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
DR.. Fits IN DANGER
Richmond Physician IL Attached =,
i!phns Unit in Capital of
Poland.

Relatives of Or. Moylan Fits. Of
th!s city. are anxious about his safety.
IN View OF conditions in Poland. where
br fItts vas serving with AN Aincri-
Gan typhrs unIt Ia Warsaw, accord
Dr t'!tis. who Is a graduate of the
MEDICAL College pf Virginia. saw ser
vice Ia France throughout the war.
Tie arm? %: occupation into Germany
I,r tltts is = son OF Mrs S. H. Iiawes'
o. TINS c.ty. and brother OF Dr. Blair
fNts. " ia North FIfth STREET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
DR.. MCGUIRE UNDERGOES
OPERATION IN MINNESOTA
Distinguished Patient IN Reported As
Doing Well at Mayo brothers

NOmditiOn OF Or. Stuart McCuirc
VINO was operated on successfully
tuesday afternoon at Mayo BROTHERS,
SHna'orium, AT Rochester. Mimi, was
reported favorable last night. Oil
clhlS at st. Iukc's Hospital here re-
cclNed kilograms here yesterday
which stated that the operation had
nttn successful and no complications
had set in.
br. Mcclure is ono Of the most dis
lhEnShcd surgeons OF the south. He
y: president OF the Medical College of
mead Of Ia. surgical department. lie
"rE3n!H"h medical unit which rcnd-
cred great service IN France at a
base hospital Mt some
FoHo"inG the war he spent some
'!me at the Mayo Brothers Sannto-
rum studying new methods OF surg
crr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
Die. OF Nntu,oi C,,,.

Death was due 10 natural causes. os
IN. result OF advancing years. and
not 10 an automobile accident in IN,
Gas" or Mrs. Elizabeth Earth. 9 East
MARSHALL street. 90 years old. who
hled tuesday night after being struck
~ an hntomobilc truck At Eighth and
'lay streets the afternoon OF July III
according TO Coroner Whitfield vns,
,trday oiivcr Price. colorcd, the al
legged driver of tho truck. was b"id
,Sr hearing August u. following
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
Conduci Ciinir In Auru.tn,

~ -" persons examined. iaI were
round healthy. according TO a recent
report compiled Of the work of the
augusta county free chest clinics re-
Gently conducted by the Virginia tn
nercHioSlS Association and the state
i,"ird or Health in cooperation with
thc Augusta County health dcpar,-
mcht. OF the l2l diseased. forty-four
were found 10 have tuberculosis OF
were found To he active, two heinz.
ADVANCED cases. twelve moderately,
advanced and nine early cases. which
SlN other examined who were c!asscd
rs SuSpiC GUS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
Hesitate in Stcrpbcimcr r,

htcause .! doubt as to whether
shc state OF Kansas will give nm liz q
S,crhheiiner. alleged wife descrter
ana wanted here on nonsuunort
.nattcH, officials OF the Police De
tectivc to Kansas civ 10 hrin,, i ~,
, ne accused man. The matter is now
. re- 'hf considered by State ofiicinIs
ne case IL complicated by divorce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
ADJUSTMENTS
"'rhc Cnt" ut the Lyric.

nc INT ut the Lyric.
Tile Cat" fast and funny com
edy surprise. VIII be- the principal
feature OF the new show which
comes 10 the Lyric today for tho
week end The cat OF Hugh Her
bert's new comedy. THE cat" IL
not the auadruped variety of feline
She Is, however of the domestic Kind
that crawls about tho household pry-
ing into ovcrybOdys business and
making things decidedly uucomfort-
able for every ono. Other features OF
the new bIli include; Su;tcr and Dell
comedy cyclists; the Three Dixie
Boys, a trio OF singing comedians.
who also play music instruments;
Vine and Temple, eccentric comedy
duo. and Wcsion'S Models. a series OF
beautiful reproductions in flesh and
blood Of famous paintings ana works
Of sculpture. With the new vaudc-
VILE offerings Will come the latest
news pictures OF the Pathe service
a funny photoplay and the usual
screen miscellany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Annual picnic Metal Trades
Council, leave Main street Sta
tIon, 9.
Bonrd OF Directors. Retreat for
the Sick, IO:30.
Pcnitcntinry Board. leaves for
State Farm, II.
Bascbali. Richmond W.. Peters,
burg, boulevard Field. 1:3O.
War Memorial Library Commits
sion. State Corporation Commits
sion Court Room, =.
wrestling, broadway Athletic
Arena, S:I5.
Lyric, 3.3O. s, 3:IO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
Firm Distributes $4,000
Among All Its Employees

J. u. Moso! az Co. yesterday dis
tributcd $4,000 I'm checks To their
employees. This represents earn
ingS under their new proHt-shnr-
ing plan innugurntcd by them Feb
runry 1. 10 assist their employees
financially, mud To create more In
tcrcxt and efficiency I'm serving the
public.
Every employee buyers. Snlcs
force, office, portcrs, ctc.-wha hns
hccn with this firm for six months,
received checks ranging In amount
from SI5 tn $500.
NIosby's IL one of the first cs-
Establishments I'm this section 10 put
this protit-shnrinE pinn into OPP
GRAFTON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
Breaks plate Gins. window

'Dnmngc OF SIi5 20 n big plate glass
window OF Rothcrt g. Company.
yesterday when the left front wheel
OF an automobile driven by George
Coleman. colored. 10li st. John Street,
ktrcet. breaking tho glass. Tho
loosening of @ nut In Tho hub WINS
aatdltc e.tho scause-ott &hetaocide emit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
SELL APARTMENT HOUSE
Property on Monument Avenue, lie.
twcen boulevard md Sheppard,
Brings S35 900.

Sale OF the Versailles apartment
between the Boulevard and Sheppard
Street. for consideration OF $4,000.
was recorded yesterday in tho Chan
Gerry Court. Mrs. Marie j.. Parsons
and husband transferred tho prop
crty to s. Captain and o. a. Purcell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
Hunt ruIl,nnn C,r rh,c,

Police are actively engaged in 10
cn'iug the thief who. on the night
"f August T. went through the rmli-
man cars Of the Atlantic Coast Line
ram. No. So, and carried away near
~ $1,000 worth OF travellers suit
c"'cs ana Vaiuablcs. 1t liz though,
Wat IL" tiici is likely in Richmond
ana captain Alexander s Wright.
nv his special attention 10 the mat
800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

Continuance in the case OF w T.
DagncIi, arrested by United states
Marshal saunders yesterday. on a
charge OF having in his posscssion a
certain quantity OF liquor. was made
yesterday until August 10. by United
states Commission, Melvin Flcgen-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
Chnrrc HouncbrcnIxinr.

Charged with breaking into the
East Broad Street, and stealing va
rious articles. Martin Duknis. colored,
OF 815 North Twenty-ni,5S Street. was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
Uc.ign. rrom COMMITTEES.

safe Senator Marshall i. booker
OF Halifax County. has resigned as y
member of the State Democratic Ex-
ccutivc Committee from the t'ifth
District. 1t IL understood that Charles
\. osborne, OF Charlotte County, may
he chosen to succeed him. Senator
Booker gives pressure OF private bust
ness as his reason for rcsign!ug from
the committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

sviE = he daughter. Isabelle Mayo
ts-,5:f.csd equally between them.
h:rs-: "U-;ns Of The second half
9: Inc sSi@;s : 10 GO TO Agnes Mavo
@:;er during the duration Of her
:l-,1Tal ne, and onc-iourth 10 Isa-
t'--!s 3 Carter. her daughter. tho en-
l4:~ amount 20 become the propertv of
lhs a.uEhier ~ ine death OF her
An Unique Provision.
y un!que provision OF the docu-
inent IS section 5. which states tina,
iHc requests made are for the sol.
ana s"uaratc use OF said daughters
and sTanddaughters. and are TO he
Tree from any interest control
domination or right OF possession and
from any liability from any and All
deOtS ana obligations OF the present
or any future husband"
Way Sell Any Part of Estate
To aid tie executors appointed. Tho
suggestion is made that Mr.. Reid
and William $. i. Mayo and the Vir-
Sinia Trust Company be called upon
20 help. Provision is made TO allow
the EXECUTORS to sell any part or par
Gel OF the estate. but as il might be
HnWlSc to dispose of il under "A nrriod
OF TWO years, the will specified that
none OF the provisions OF the will
proper must be carried out sooner
Than TWO years.
Mary y. Fulton. a relative. is lcf,
S"ou III Il cod!c!l. payable ninety days
after death Of Mr.. Mayo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

~" y" 9ayride viii be given tonight by
~ umu .ocial circle OF Clopton Street
Baptlst Church for the benefit Of Inc
s ,i. The trucks which arc to
take inc crowd. will leave the church,
PROMPTLY ..ati,S! O'clock y. .N''NI''lN''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

Call or Committee Meeting.
Meeting of the Council Committee
Iiarbors, Rivers and Docks. which
was scheduled to be held tonight a;
lily Hall, WAS called Off yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

y. w Morrisett WAS arrested last
night by police Oh q charge OF oper-
atinE truck CARRYING loads OF great
and Park Avenues -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

DIR. &; c. Hudson, ci;y. health Officer. who
stopped over at his home in Kentucky
on returning from the conference OF med
!Gal officers in Galveston on ;he bubonic
plague situation. is expected 10 be- in
Kichmonl the latter part OF The week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

Miss Helen Baker. head OF the Col
leEiatc school for Girls. who has been a
patient in stuart Circle Hospital. was
reported as being much improved yes
tcrddy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

Dispatches received hero yesterday state
that 500 tons ~ steel rails, purchased By
The virginia Railway and Power Company
Tor use in various parts 81 its system.
have been tied UP at Lorraine. OHIO, be-
cause OF railroad congestion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

Postmaster Hay Z. Thornton received
announcement yesterday 81 tho appoint
ment OF Carr VI. WSatt as postmaster AZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Ry action OF the Board OF Aldermen
the Federal Trust Company has been
named city depository.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

Tobacco buyers representing the I'm
pcTial Japanese Tohaclo Company, o.
Japan Were IN Richmoud Yesterday and
conferred with Henry NJ. Taylor. OF the
Bureau OF Crop Estimates. on the to-
bacco situation in Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

IN" carnival and cafeteria supper.
which was 10 he scheduled for the b,snciit
~ Christ church Choir Guild last Thurs
day, and which was postponed or ac-
Jefferson Park tonight. IL weather cundi-
lions pcrmr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

grand master of the Grand Lodge I o.
O. r. 81 virginia, will BE- In Richmond
today ana Will visit Abou Bon Adhru
Lodge. No. .l0. |. o. o l.. here tonight
Mr' Beverly is passing. through Richmond
ON his way to harrison Ia institute .
new lodge, lie. WIFI be AZ the hcadgua r,
icrs OF the Richmond lodge. Fou,hec an,
Grace Streets tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

Motor!za tion Of the Richmond Fir. De-
r-rtD.nt has progressed to u stage when
only four more pieces OF machinery are
yet 10 be received before IL Is comIitetci
The last piece OF nachiuery. ap American
I.aFrance pu:upcr Is now being tested hy
OuICiais of the Department.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

Dismissal In The case OF NJ A. Palmer
iiNurAnc" agent. OF Hob E:as; Main Street;
EhAfErd Win carelcss and rockies, driv'
inE, WAS MADE in Police Court yesterday
TAsn Mrs- Mildred Snow. whose child
nSon%rt snow. ared 3. was struck hy
i,aimsrs S, car. assumed respon s!billty FOR
w accident. The Chili who ran In from,
St the automobile. Mrs. Snow stated was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

Subscriptions 10 tn. new !ssu. OF ca-,In
SstSS 81 ,indeoiednes> offered ~ the Sec
-r'A-E ~ IN. Treasury. Will bp oucn.I by
;Es Richmond FEDERAL Reserve Bank here
-. - -tGslS, - K was learned yesterday
- CtEi-hcltes assigned - :he FIN
lt.tch-roo1i District. total s5.ls,. 90 b..fins
80 c-it tHia-vst. and 1r. dated Angus: i5
-S--l,s-l ;ioas n watch The new issne wifi
= 1t-f1 % he public here Mil b.. 3;,l'
F-Nt S'' -" Al. $40 %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-12

Director or Public Welfare l. C. Levy
announced yesterday that hc has closed \
contract FOR lnn additional trash cans nf
the heaviest construction The city> be.
comes the poSSessors -: fifty additional
cans. which are now on the street, when
the original owners contracts fur aIvcr-
Using runs GU; this fan