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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
MANUFACTURERS WILL NOT
FIGHT v. f. & P. PETITION
tS>ocintinn &" Voice No Ouppusition
at Light aud Power Increase
ttcarinE.

When ;hc petition of the Nirglnia
Railway ana Power Company for it,
creased rates ON light and power IN
industrial claSs!iicatiuns comes nj
Tor hearing Monday. the Richmond
Manufacturers Association Will take
no steps 20 hight H. This has ncc0
decided by the organization In gem
era! session.
Appearing ~ . manufactures OF
he MAS slightly" Interested in tha
Virginia HALLWAY ana Power COM
pIny. Thomas :. w ,lwrisht. It's
president, addressed t.Ir meeting 81
The manufacturers and explained the
reasons why he considered the IN
erase essential The association de-
cidcd not I" oppose the proposition.
Mr. Wherlwri ght's appearance was
rather unexpected. but when he rep
resented himself as manufacturer,
ne was requested TO take the 10 jr
and explain The proposition.
According Ia word from Norfolk
C'tcruilHcd efforts viii he made 10
nSht the Increase from tina, point.
representatives OF manufacturing in
terests thcrc declare that the hear
ing viii last fcur or i've days ana
,hai th"N viii night the matter to The
otter end. u necessary. II is NOT
believed tina; tn. withdrawal OF tho
Manuiaciurcrs' Association from the
controversy Will haN" any material
,nehrins on the cas" Indiv!duAl
Richmond interests viii pronahlv
NG3, In" proposed Increase privataiy
ann attorneys rcpregtntiag Peters
tnrG. ilCpeWcli. Norfoln portsmout.,
anI SUFFOLK VIII hc here Monday -
LEai The Increase
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
RICHMOND BUSINESS MEN
WILL WELCOME HARAHAN
Committee OF Chamber of Com.
mcrcc To Call OH New c. ~ q.
President Today.
WILL OFFER COOPERATION
Commercial Interests of City Pre-
pared to Back Railroad Chief in
Every Way - Hold Conferences
With Executives.

William }. larahan. newly elected
president OF the Chrsapeake and
ohio Railroad, will be extended the
official welcome of the business in
tercsts OF Richmond today when
John Kerr Branch. president OF The
Chamber of Commerce, and n party
OF officials Of that organization. rep
icsentinE the business and CONNER
o ,n , ;ntsrests OF the city. Will pay
FIRST National Bank Building. TIN.
visit is scheduled for II o'clock.
IN IN. party viii be I. j. Marcuse.
rrS' VICE, pr Of the chamber;
James T. Ryland. chairman .; Nh"
traffic committee: T.. $ Goodman. It's
ssSSfS,ary' and William + pabney,
Not only will the official party ~
ty"d I" Mr.. iarahan the welcome of
ne BUSINESS and commercial inter-
tStS' nut VIII assure him OF tn. Su;,-
OF the concerns which Il represents
Ny. ilarahan formally assumed III.
.r.,Gn OF me property OF the Che.,-
Valley Railroads YESTERDAY IL. nr
uNc" IN Inc city in the morning he.
WI. mag" Richmond his hona
One OF the first actions ui the new.
executive was to announce tina, no
changes in the eNccutive s;ar o. III
,,,'aaa, ar" considered by him. He stated
.'' ,"'u continue the policy
~ nus predecessor. the late George
W stevens. and declared he was par
iirn!nr!N struck with IN" efficient
HreAhi@ation created by Mr.. stevens
III oprrat!on of the road
Mr., liarnhan expressed pleasure a.
eng again in Richmond III, liv,J
ner" turing 1918 and 1919. and ma.
MN! personal friends in The CITY.
SeN'rh! conferences with railroad
executives connected win ,hr -nS,i
Wtr1 ned Yesterday. Many friends
: Mr; liarahan also called Tho n.w
PRESIDENT OF the road would make mo-
hcntA proposed in prc-war DAYS ,,d
'l'ohen because OF unsettled con
u,'dqnS lie stated tina, he would he
uua:tc 20 MAKE any definite state
iicntS concerning these things until
n. hnl iamiliarized himsel! With Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
DRY AGENTS CAPTURE 437
STILLS DURING NOVEMBER
Forces Working Under S. II. Branc
Also Make $40 Arrests and
Recommend Others.
Report of 5. II. Rram, :,

Report of ). r. Sramc. suprrv!s-
ing agent Of tn. Internal Revenue
Department. in charge OF prohibition
agents for Virginia. North and
south Carolina. Tennessee and Ken
lucky. FOR the month OF Novnm ler
shows that i3I Illicit distillcrics
We're seized. $40 arrests made and
400 arrests recommended 10 authori-
t!os.
During the month thir;y-n.nc au-
tomobiles. valued at many thousands
of dollars were seized and the re-
ror; shows that lSa.7IS gallons OF
beer were destroyed
Cider seized and destroyed amount
Cd to 225 gallons. TAXES and pen
allies recommended by the depart
nicnt ;otalcd s4T3.u5i.
WHISKY destroyed amoantc1 - =. =
i3S gallons. Large amounts OF other
materials used in I'll. manufacture
Of Illicit beverages We're .ound by
the agents Of the department ar,t
'ither sold at auction or destroyed.
according (" the law.
one of the things unique in the
report MAS the TACT that no vessels.
ships. or boats OF any kind were con-
seated or seized by the department,
Turing tn" month. During The past
few months the department has BEEN
"c!ZinE several ships on which. IL ~
claimed. liuNOr WAS found and con
nscat"d The seizures FOR the month
amounted ~ vair" TO on; &?1.54s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
BAR WANTS LAWYER ONLY
ELIGIBLE TO POLICE COURT
City Association Asks That Rich
mond BE Included In General
State Statute.
ADVOCATES FEE ABOLITION
committee to Investigate Fcasibil-
ftS of Arranging Courts of Rec
ORD to Meet Volume of Business
without Creating New Ones.

c, resolutions. declaring that the
state statute should bo so amended
,S 10 include Richmond in tho pro-
ticc OF cities in Virgins, be a person
OF at least five years experience us
a. az s, Attorney. were adopted yesterday
aLlernoon by The Bar Association Of
the city of Richmond.
The association. In the same sot OF
resolutions. also went on record as
lhvorinE the abolition of bail fees
n ,,nr by law as a part OF the com
Judiciary Committee was directed. In
conjunction with the Executive Com
ihlliee 10 take proper steps TO carry
these resolutions into effect.
The Judiciary Committee also was
directed to- Investigate and report to
the next regular meeting Of the as
sociation whether or not ii is feasible
ord exercising jurisdiction In Rich
inond as TO meet the rapidly increas-
ing volume @: court business without
creating new courts
In other words" the resolution
concludes. $40 make our court sys-
TEN more elastic. and. IL they report
the association for the accomplish
ment Of this purpose"
The city of Richmond has three
courts OF record which have general
jurisdiction In civil cases. They are
Hastings Court. Part H. the Law ar,
Equity Court and the CITY Circuit
Court. IL is he idea OF the lawyers
so T. arrange their cases that they
will be as evenly divided as POSSIBLE
among these tribunals and avoid con-
Ecstion in that way.
At IN" last session OF the L.Eisla-
turc "A hill was introduced providing
for the creation Of 4 new court In
Richmond 10 take care Of cases OF a
certain nature. hut the attorneys hc
licvc the congestion may he avoided
without the creation OF the tribunal
proposed at that time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10

BOcHMAll TO RESIGN POST
AS RAILWAY UNION HEAD
President nj organization OF Y. Il. 4
i. tmpi"Ir> Decides TO Accept
Position with SuutIrrn

{. q. Hooklnau. who for more than
year has pi!ot"d the affairs of Rich
n"hd Eranch. Analgamaccd Associa-
non OF street and Electrical Rnilway.
t.NhpIoyeS: and who has hcc,i prcsi-
utmt ~ the Organization during this
.t."' lag decided !" tender his res!G-
iie VIII withdraw from the affairs Of
IN" Organization on January /.
IN december IL tn" union employees
ol IN. company VIII hold :, Innctin..
IN colombo Hal! for the purpose Of
vi"SiluE officers for ;h- coming year,
''hd 'r attend 10 other matters Of bu.i-
organization. Wv
Mr hookman will not only resign
rom oilic", but also from IN. union.
tak" up railrf>d work after scycri,,"
connection with The union here. liz
MAJ arranged TO work on the SOUTH
Irh way For some time ne Eas
HIth BUSINESS argent As well as nr,s-
idcHt %! th" union "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
ASKS HELP FOR HELPLESS
IN SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS
Her Home and Little
Children.
CONFINED TO BED
Helpless Paralytic. Man Lies and
Watches Ills Brave Wife Bat
thing for Her Young and His
livelihood.

Somewhere in Richmond hclrlcss
ard alone ngh;lng hravo!y to find
I. cd Cor three iitils children and a
paraly;ic husband, entirely dependent
~! her efforts and the SYMPATHY q
the public. IS mother for whom
TIE Times Dispatch. through an APP
peal TO the public. IS scckine to raise
. fund of S4Oo
Tales OF hcroism on til. battle field
have been given great publicity. hut
it Is the hsroism Of a mother lighting
10 supper; her loved ones ana 10 hold
together home at the sacrifice OF
Mer health. chat wins the greatest nd-
Thc Associated CHARITIES discovered
the little. back street. everyday
tragedy. Gnear;hcd i from AMONG a
score OF others and brought !, 10 the
attention OF III" Times Dispatch
Through the news columns OF this
PAPER an appeal 70 the generosity.
the sympathy and the pity of the
rubltc Is being made.
christmas is only "A few days away:
X is the season when ;hc spirit OF
giving is the most prevalent OF any
time during to year But the gift
that gives The most satisfaction IS
the SIT, which is the mos; needed.
Seldom ~ there DAY when tn.
i nuo!tS does not aM"Wsr an, an appeal
u time when sands were NOR, ur-
gently needed or could be employed
In a better cause. Is before mcG-
toned Christmas is coming. a happy
Christmas for the snug family six
ting around CHEEKY lire hy Christ
mas Tree. An entirely different sort
or a Christmas TO the Pennies waits
and their helpless invalid father.
Yesterday The Times pispS;ch re-
ccired "a check for So II was sent
By a person signing the initials: II:
j. .. OF The $500 needed a sum Of
S25.50 has been received. Til" fund
viii he kept open uutil contributions
received amount 20 the sum needed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
The South Atlantic Field Commit

The South Atlantic Field Commit
TOO OF the Young womcn's Christian
association, in executive session. De-
Ii ,.i u. 1920. having had called to
us attention the unwisc activities of
FL III organization calling Itself the
raux Kim. passed the following
q, 30 II resolved that. at time in
me history OF our nation. when mu-
tua! understanding and co-opcration
c Of; the part OF ali loyal and Christian
Sitizehs are called for. we deeply de-
plore the organizing OF II movement
cEinted. In our Judgment. to ere
hte friction and unrest. and n lack Of
respect and confidence in the duly
established forces of law and order"
This committee. OF which Miss
katharine Heath Halves is the CHAIR
man, Is an advisory committee OF the
National Board of the Young Wo-
mcn.s Christian Association With ju-
risdiction over Virginia North Caro-
lima. South Carolina. Georgia and
Florida.
a special guest or the meeting was
Miss Mabel Crafty. OF New York
City. general secretary of the Ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
Dr.. Brcughton Not
So Aged After All
Comforts Louisa Friend,
Who Linked Him Up
With Meth2tseiah.

DR. len &. Broughton haS;cns TO
comfort his friend in Louisa. by
telling him that the age OF ;hc pas
tor of Grove Avenue Baptist Church
is not quite so advanced as Il would
seem. The minister denies that he
has rounded ou; a century plus citn-
teen years. as his ad,nircr has caicu-
lated. haSing tn. figures obtained
Upon certain mathematical deductions
with the age of MahuSclan as the
starting point. pr Broughtcn de-
ciarcS that proper calculation will
give his corrcc; age. which is nothing
like that OF the Bible character. bu,
is forty-iive years less than CEN
fury.
Here is communication FROM i'-
ErouGhton Ia the editor OF TIE
Times Dispatch:
since We have JUS, passed through
the, election aud news is So scarce.
and no; even tn" session of Congress
Being able. from present indications.
10 supply any Of Importance. TN, pub
lie is excused from gratifying itself
even with news tribes. This is illus
;ra;"i 10y a communication from an
unnamed friend in Louisa County.
VIII regard 10 the age conundrum
of The pastor Of Grove Avenue Bap-
list Church. which appears In to-
days Times Dispatch.
Tor the comfort OF my friend. ard
nany others who. like him. have
been mIslcd. Will state that the
figures carried in ne papers Of Mon
Hay with regard to this playful cxer-
cisc in the Grove Avenue Baptist
sunday school last sunday. which
was my birthday. were not correct.
That accounts for the discrepancy
which so alarms him.
In the Conunirum OF figures pub
!Ghcd III the papers, item one should
h". add Il. instead OF 10 after item
-FOUR. subtract i.". watch is left out
ia The published report. The rest
or the table il correct. and with these
Nv" changes IN their proper order
Nill give In" result obtained by the
school sunday morning. wGen they
copied The correct figures from tin.
black board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
Today and Tonight
in Richmond
council FInnnce COMMITTEE. CITY

Council Finance Committee. City
Hall, y.
Won't ms nuNilinrics of NIL Epjs-
ropnl churches In Richmond, st.
james Church. IL.
IAN Evening In Dixie Land, n
play. Muilnn, Fox School, x.
"Wc Never Knew" n religious.
dramn. chapel room, Second Press
h!t"rinn Church. S,15.
Hrthnny Home Auxiliary OF
Itnrtun Heights. home of Mrs. w.
a.. Rcnns, 'Fhc Terrace" 3t:tU.
Monthly meeting OF Brooklnnd
boulevard Citizens Association.
Catholic Chapel. 825 Fcndnil Ave-
Nur, y.
Election Of Officers. Nipple Cnmp
NJ. IIp. Woodnien of World, Lend
err Hail, :.
ola Faithful Club. Guvcrnator's,
Municipal Committee. Chamber
of Commerce. In IBourd Of Dircc-
tors roam. {.
Membership Dance, Medical COL
IcEc Hall. - to IL.
Welcome TO new pastor of Bnr-
ton Heights Methodist Church, :
az 10.
Iuthcr GOOSE BnEnar, parish
house. Church of the Holy Com
tnrtcr, . to :.
-Motion-picturcs and
vaudeville. =, 80 and o.
$40.
Strnnd-"Turn To the Right"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
MAYOR AINSLIE is GUEST
AT HEALTH WEEK SESSION
Dr. Eva iiialSc Addresses Women at
ltirhniond Mt Various Places

ITO be pass!vcly well because not
actively sick Is an obsolete stan
dard OF health, according =" Dr. Eva
week in Richmond She declares tha;
every one has "a right TO Vigorous.
buoyant health ana her addresses yes
t.rday gave Inspiration. IL all who
heard her IN achieve that standard.
y TIumbrr of women's ORGANIZATIONS
Of Richmond We're represented at Il
meeting held at O'clock AT the
Young Woncn's Christian ASSocia-
Gon. About 100 VIE present. \
guest Of the afternoon was Mayor
icorg. Ainslie. who haze heartily in
dorsrd tn" Health Week program
DIR Hlakc carried her hopeful mes
sage today TO the students and facul-
~ ot Wcslhampton College ana l."
Tho Business Womcn's Council
Another event Di the days prU-
grain was an address on ~ Conn
lnuLIty Health Program. hy Miss
Jano BELOW, At IN. Community club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
OLIVER SECURES APPEAL
IN STATE SUPREME COURT
Case OF lIr. Agent. Cn>ictrd a! \iu-
lntlGB Prohibition Law, viii lie
Given Hearing

Writ, .! error ana auptrscd"as was
Supreme Court IN the cas-, of j !
Oliver prohibition agent couviricG
IN iiustings Court of violation ~ The
prohibition lIw Tho verdict cali,,!
FOR Il hnu OF $3.50. and i sentence of
t. month IN jan Trial uf Ice CHASE.
another prohibition agent Win riIV,r
at the i!m" Hc was arrested. has
been POSTPONED indefinitely. waiting
The decision %: tho Supreme Court on
The appeal.
.Ictoru!uG tn evidence introGucs I
IN the Hastings CoUri Has, MAJ wan
the case irst came up, tho iHo nrr-
hib,tion Officers hat;j Est ,'t;drd a SUI
in Amelia County affl wcr.'rcturuinr
10 K.chmond WIFI iiiH liquor They
we're arrested by the police on Bacon
street late at night. the whisky still!
in Sheir automobile. Tho agents claim
that they We're attempting - raid
another still n that locality rhc
police arrested them on tn" chJrg"
that they had offered to sen con
triOand liquor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
Co"r, Grants viii, of r;rr,r

IN Inc grounds that ;h,r, wns
. I'M" person involved. "a writ of or
r"r a"i superssdenS was pr.,,,n',
Yesterday by the Virginia SI,nrr,nr
Icurt OF Appeals in tho cas-. ~ EIv,,,
(, VIZ, 'ciored. sentenced 10 the
49,, pyn'teh'!arE for Ii ta:m Of on-
:, ,nso"ore White. Writ OF error Nya.
di.Iso granted IN the case Of Lobn r
iionaay VS.. Joseph whiting, of Giou-
over .houndlrv lines OF rro,.art "'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
OPERATOR OF CAR WHICH
KILLED MAN TO BE HEARD
Case of Ninto:man ~. VI. Han Juncs
VI in Police Court

'IpinoftO" morning has been SET
as the da', for the hearing iu lo-
lice Court 81 the y0se Of Mntorman
j.. VI HAL, WHO wuS operating tnr
car whiyn struck John walker Tom
tanned IN a technical charg, of IN
voluntary mauslauEhtrr HGi has
been ba!!"d fpr nearing OH maj;
from the residence l7c5 North Ts,:i.
tE-nrSi street thu. morning at Ii
o'clock Burial viii 7c 10 GuNwo6i
Cemetery MI Tom.iu IS survived w
Mrs Naggi. WhybrrW. al \,mnnr,
SeWs Mrs Nlrs MA Hutl.r ANA Mrs.
Corne!ia O'Lcary of this c.ty ana
!onn Wa.",r Toinlin. DR., OF 2l@I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
WINS S7,854 VERDICT
Virginia Steamship Comp,n, I.
cessfui In suit in CIT, or
81 q cult IDurf

Verdict for ;7,s5i vac graut.s
sterday IN CITY Circuit Cour, .t. N.
case OF the virginia Sicanshi, r,,,
psny VI. the Lenigh Valley Porf
Cement Company. The case co..s.r.
the alleged failure or the dcf.u.I.
to zfuifil contract u was arr...+
rnent had failed 10 MI us conira.
due to the end OF the world war. Ia!
contract in question Was null! AID
5yoid.g
Motiontto set aside the verdict VIZ,
,aysrfuHd by The Court. and judgmej
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
December. 10,
IL 8 2 O

tionai Young women's Christian Az
Soeiation. Miss Crafty conducted tho
business OF tho day and later adj
dressed the members. She went into
details In considering the organlza
ton In relation to It's adjustment TO
the nfter-war situation. She told OF
its growth during tho last fourteen
years. ana explained how tho various
departments developed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
Y. ". c. A. OFFICIALS ARE
AGAINST kU-KLUX KHAN
South Atlantic Field Committee Be-
llcvcs 1t Calculated to
CrcHfe Erfct ion

The members of the South Atlantic
Field Committee. of tho National
Young -Women's Christian Associa-
ton. formally protested against the
organization calling itself the Ku-
<lnx Khan, which is being promote cd
In the Southern States. This action
was taken yesterday forenoon at tho
regular monthly meeting OF the COM
mittce held ut the field headquarters.
ITO? Virginia Railway and Power
Building. The sentiment OF the com
mittee was expressed I'm the follow
ing resolution:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
VIII Give Lecture mt Church.

Tonight at o'clock ut the Hoge
Memorial Church the pastor, Rev.
James Il. Cock. Will give Il steriopti-
gram OF the Presbyterian Church., In
Guiding views of Korea and Japan
The occasion OF this lecture is the
sionary society OF the church. The
public Is invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
I. (:iycn NIprtv Dn,..

Henry Morse, colorcd. was given
ninety days In jail yesterday when
his case was heard In Police Court.
Morse was charged with the theft OF
a suit and overcoat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Verdict was rendered for rio
GGiaint'n in The Law and Equity
I, h.r &c HSES'Irhay in the case of
gina Railway and Power companv
Hull was brought for Si75 for Tie
death or "a COW '"'
y M.inn erS "s tho Medical Collry. OF
Virginia Young Mems Christian As.
Soci"uon VIII give a dane, 10 mem.
1..rS only and their friends tonight
'''"" 20 i o'clock in College Hall.
Judgment for $50 was .r,.rod
Yesterday IN City Circui, Cour, in
NJ ti, case OF 'iimaa Brothers vs. G. r.
negotiable note.
hight Roy, Collins Denny. ilisbon
Mvth"dist Episcopal Church.
;M,e,n%dist Church SUNDAY morning -
|"Sh. BISHOP Denny was elected
fDrs, enc 'hi'cGplcy AZ the general CON
"tteE having been voted on in two
~ ~ truS conferences and having
.'' f,, leciioh each time by only
r"r Z considcration OF $4,000. Her.
Trrt Dalton aud Wife have soIi Ia
lara l.. smith Howard NJ smiib
Ir :u '-t p,,1,i >, HuShanan a tw.o.s,ory
~ oad street. according 10 rrnnrS. ~ =,
ha.G5r% Court. The property is
$1,000 betwe"n Meadow and Allison
deposit Of 100000 Vas mad. f,,o
~" State treasury yesterday hv -,
~ 'sA ;hf lanes 49, Pace, Jr.. max.
y! NicEmond city taNcs 20 ua;e ,his
SeE .tb"ut Sl.0Gu,oOO Approxin,,;,iI
DI"o' more IS outstanding. i, j.
I'e!sr"d. and viii bc collected VIM.
Va me next few days
While III court was awa.,inr the
.f'.sl"n OF tho jury ;hc priucipais
~ ne SUIT OF Allan. Saviiie X Sncnd
i"hsri l.. Gilfpau. In the Lay
," I.""lty curt. got together yes
.i"'E amt Effected COMPROMISED.
iiearing OF a petition for an IN
900 ~ rntcs, submitted hv IN.
marie Telephone Company, VII
+. 'vE the time OF the state Corpora
| omission this morning. The
VIII be. hotiy contested. it is
/ , 'tsa' notice having been served
rersons in the locality cheated
Asht any advance In Sates'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
Nm CI,r O>,,cr supn,r

The Industrial Chapter OF Meade
Memorial Episcopal Church viii give
an oyster supper In the parish house
tonight from to $50 O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10

Judgment for $50 was entered
yesterday in City Circui, Cour, in
Ne ,il,,i case of t.liman Brothers vs. G f.
negotiable note. NV" d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10

3, Mem h"rs os tho Medical college az
'rs ma Young Mems Christian As.
"llnn VII give dance TO mem
D.tfS only and their friends tonitsh,
from TO IL O'Clock in college UoiI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10

While IN" cour, v:,,, ,x.,,4
!rc.Sion OF the jury me ryir',,,sis
~ ne SUIT OF Allan. Sayilie X SncnJ
'"h"ri l.. Gilman. in the Lax
gag EHuty Court. got together YES
'"'E ana enectCd 4 COMPROMISED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-05
ROD AND GUN NE WIS

1908, four were hooked by Capt. ]. y.
Thompson while trolling for bluefish off
Ocean Grove, N. J. Three broke the lines
One was landed II weighed forty-six pounds.
A small mackerel, usually six or eight inches
long. sometimes runs into shore In extraor-
binary quantities There was famou run
In 1890, when they wero 90 plentiful that peo-
pie dipped them up with scoop nets and even
hands everywhere from Coney Island to Fort
Hamilton. This IL the club mackerel, also
called tinker and "thimble eye" IL APP
pears only occasionally. II was quite plen-
tiful In the bays and inlets on the north
shore OF Long Island In the fall Of 1917. The
common mackerel OF the markets hardly ever
ventures into our bays.
Sen robins and hacklohcads belong to dif-
fersnt families. Sea rohlns are gurnards.
There are four varieties Ia our wAters--the
common or web fingered. the rcd winged or
striped, the big headed and tho flying seq
robin. The latter IN very rare. The hackie-
heads belong TO the sculpln family. There arc
four varieties-the eighteen spined, which IN
tho one commonly caught; the brassy soul
pin, which rarely grows more than sir inches
long; tho daddy, which often reaches two
feet, and In very rare indeed; and the sea
raven, which II caught frequently on the
Fishing Banks but hardly ever inshore
Bluofish belong 10 a family by themselves.
Blackfish and bsrgalls belong 20 the same
family, known wrasse fish. There are no
other fish OF this family on our coast.
Sea bass, striped bass and white perch be-
long TO the family grouped az sea bases Tho
white perch used TO be common around New
York. running into salt water from the rivers
IN autumn They arc rare now.