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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
FRATERNAL AMERICANS
CONVENE IN RICHMOND
Grand Council nf Order Holds Session
In the Murphy

The eleventh annual session Of the
Grand Council OF the Order OF Fra
tcrnal Americans began At Murphy's
Hotel yesterday morning at o'clock
with large attrrdancc. Mayor
Ainslic welcomed the delegates T.,
G. Barrett. OF Richmond. presided
James L. Wilmeth. director Of tn,
bureau Of Engraving and Printing Of
Washington. responded To the Mayor s
address
President l.. +. James. Of Vienna.
named the following committees:
Good of the order. l.. T.. Lookabill
Roanoke: T.. G. Barrett and Wythc
White. Richmond; report OF grand
council, James l.. Wilmcth. Vienna
w. II. Murphy. Norfolk. and r. A.
Clements. Richmond. These officers
answered 10 their names: Fast state
PRESIDENT Fred W. Ehhardt. No. ;:
state president T.. T.. James. No -:
state Nicc-PrcSidcnt II. Kin1cl Laws,
No. 30: State Secretary James r.
Mansfield No ); State Treasurer
'ohn II. Trimyer. No :: state Mar
shall George u. Rhodes No. %: State
Warden Paul H. Warren. No. .: state
Outer Guard NJ G. Hough. No. To-:
State Chaplain G. NJ: Money. No -
Judge John H. Noycs. ono of the
pas; officers OF the national organ!-
zation. delivered an address which
reviewed the work and the pr!nci-
pies of the order. The body will
meet this morning "a; $3.50 O'Clock In
Murphy's Hotel for the election of
officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
STEP UP TO THE DOCTORS
OFFICE FOR IN0CUlATlON
City Health Omccr Calls Upon Rich
monders to Tnke Precautions
Against Typhoid.

People who have never been in
ocula;cd against typhoid fever and
those who took the vaccine more
imam three years ago. are urged By
Or. G. g. Hudson. City Health OF
ncer to apply at his Office, fourth
ioor; City Hall. for treatment. The
service is free.
The approach Of summer shouIt
he the signal for ali possible precau
tons against typhoid" said Dir. Hud
son yesterday.
Those who have never been vac
cinatcd against smallpox or VINO were
raccinated more than fifteen year
ago are also urged to take advantag
oil the opportunity 10 become immune
TO this disease.
Or. Il. {. Levy. Director OF Publ
Welfare. has forcstallcd any cry Of
Physician, heal myself" by begin
hlnS at home. as ii were, and eau
tioninr all officers and employees o
the bureaus under his direction to
take TINS prccaution without delay
Director Levy has inaugurattd q
system OF communicating with sub
orulhatc officers and employees
memoranda being typed and sent tr
the various bureaus whenever the
occasion demands. The second ON
%! these communications. issued YES
tcrday, urges all bureau heads to Sc
mat officers and employees undo
MN are raccinatcd against hott
typhoid and smallpox.
fhc communication also directs al
bureau heads TO inform everyone un
der their Jurisdiction that salaries
VIII not he paid unvaccinatcd officers
or employees who are i'll from typhoi,l
FEVER. as everyone has ample oDpor-
tunltE 10 I've rendered immune by
taxing the serum treatment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
CORPORATION EARNINGS
SHOW DECIDED INCREASE
Income Of Virginia Railway and
Power Company Since June,
1919, Over Seven Millions.

Gross earnings of the Virginia Rail-
wa! and Power Company for the
month of March, as announced last
night by officials Of tho company.
tt2taled SS4e.292.75. or an increase of
1919 per cent over the corresponding
period Of last year. Gross earnings
oil tho company for the first nine
months OF the compapy's fiscal year,
which ends on June l.1s20. were 81,
33i.l92.l3. an increase of Sl.1i6.3So
over the corresponding nine months
OF last year
This increase in the gross earnings
OF the company is 1888 per cent the
report shows. while the operating cX-
pchscs showed an increase OF S.SI
per cent. The figure given for the
oeratine expenses of the company for
the iirst nine months is $iiT9.299.Gi.
as compared will Si.lli.23i.7l In 1912.
Net earnings of the company were
S2.N5i.S92.55 from the operation of the
ROAD. The increase in the net earn
ihEs' rs shown 10y the statement.
amounts 10 37.GS per cent. Surplus
now on hand amounts to Si.2Tl.Sjl.3l.
or 3? per cent more than for the
hrSt nine months OF the company's
last fiscal year.
Resident Whcclwr!eht stated yes
terday that the entire amount OF
surplus VIII be expended by the, com :
pany on improvements TO the system
and that no dividends Will be paid on
thc STOCK or the company for the
period mentioned. This action. he
sail has been authorized 10y .hc
board OF directors Of the organize
ton.
The statement OF the company al
lows nothing for depreciation, this
item TO he arranEor for ut the end
OF the year by the board Of directors.
Commenting on the report for the
hrSt nine months of ;hc year, the
officials of the company authorized
the following statement yesterdays:
The board OF directors has au-
ihoriHcd expenditures Cor such i'm :
provcmcnts now In process through
out The system amounting to sI.3S7.
quo. Tor the most Of which bonds
should he issued and sold to pay tho
cost. but since there is no markc, for
public utility bonds. these improve
mcnts must he financed out OF the
surplus earnings of the company.
1t Will he noted that the cXpcn-
diturcs authorized by the board more
than absorb the surplus earnings be-
fore deductinS depreciation.
ThiS state o: affairs cmpha ,iZcs
the necessity for establishing a basis;
Tor credit SO as TO create "A market
for bonds. To this end. the company.
~ now having "Iiuntion made by
stone " Webster %: all or it's proucr.
lies in order to establish a basis upon
which it's franchises can be amended.
winch is Il necessary step in the hi :
rec,ion OF creating a bond markc; for
the financing OF such expenditures. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
ALL DAMS IN STATE
TO HAVE FISH LADDERS
NJ. ID. Hart Says lie VIII Insist on
= Roanoke Railway md Power Go.
Complying With Inv.

Every du!n IA the state VIII bc
provided with ladder 10y which
FISH can reach the upper stretches g
the stream. according TO a statement
made yesterday by VI -. Hart. AS
sistant Commissioner. OF Game and
Inland Fisheries Mr. Hart is meet
ing with many difficulties in cnforc-
ing this particular section of the law,
many power COMPANIES Offering va
rious reasons why they should be
exempt from i;s provisions
The aSsistan; commissioner has
written to one of his wardens. r. W.
Whitescarver, insiructing him TO
press the matter OF requiring the
Roanoke hallway and Power Co
to build ladder on its ij-foot dam
across the Roanoke River az Nin,on
Va. This company claims that the
matter was settled in the courts. be-
fore the Department O; Game and
Inland Fisheries was created. Al
that time, IL is claimed. III. United
states Bureau OF Fisheries advised
the company that ladder al that
point would ice impractical
Mr.. Hart stated in his letter that
the Federal governments; had nothing
TO do with nonnavigabie streams and
that he would he compelled TO insist
on complete compliance with the law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

hl'n so fS Gray "y 1m n2I to h. given My
,hiawinE. practically accented tho invita-
ar arm Viii Iii be s9%m nra4s.d !" Eh",ES The
usual features Introduced during the
nic,uIn ,,c an "rchrs,ra from moving
after Introduction Of the stars s"' "''"e'''S'
~ The hi %i E Stock p1nsi
Srwamilai,o at 'hn annual W:G,nE Of the
"sctsd c.prssia n an M'''i Gnai,e w as
bnrGh: ,sccr:tary and treasurer.
day 10y CITY Clerk, McDowcli as a spc"ia /
nr"ss cn ,m IN" NNmS S,n Rniiway Ex-
,v, PR ,l hisnry 4 GrssSmcr: Of baltimore.
$50: ;Ismerson ii";el. on "s"cia sa i"ic"
Pcv. Il. r. i.umpkIu is meeting with
r "TrInastnf m'GTrn' in the revival being
Trade W n%mIx for years GsnadiqR
G GS%!s % on thu Mef ho%s %pr Ss%
n, n. a n1;,nI N?rf The iyceum bureau OF
SFaSr Man T nryy wnq %sn and
ISM IS familiar With The reopiG, ndust rial.
p S"ioTe , Ta'" cnam nj ha Of
EL cnm IN many large cities; lie. has
Inciations. educational institutions and
sionnry Union Will meet tomorrow morn
ing AT 1890 o'clock at Hanover Avenue
Christian church, Hanover and AllSn
tcrcStinr schedule has been planned and
4 box lunch will he served at o'clock
Fnllowinr are the speakers: Miss Lucy
Gibson Mrs. John Mord.cEi. Mrs ]. CAL
YIN stewart Mrs. H. T.. Mchacls Miss
Sue Herring. Mrs. Webster s. Rhon,is
Rev j. w. Dixon. Mrs. Julian Thomas
Miss Nunn. Mrs. w. -. Newell and Mrs
a. l.. Hcnna.
Postmaster Hay T. Thornton announced
yesterday that he has at his disposal a
number OF garden seed distributed by
the Agricultural Department and sent Ia
p"npic whose addresses were not listed.
which he will I've glad TO give anyone
Election OF officers will feature \ meet :
Ing Of tho Federation OF Mothers Clubs
in the administrator building tomorrow
afi"rnos a, MA East Marshall Street.
Lieutenant 7. s. Wharton spoke last
nigh, at the regular weekly meeting OF
PAM Plans for the annual cncampmcn,
me rnbers OF the company last night
Company II. Richmond Light Infantry
Blues. Will hold itJ meeting tonight
Members of the Richmond First Club
VIII hold their monthly meeting today n
the business Mems Club at l O'clock. The
meeting will take the form of "a deba To-
the subject OF which has not been am
uuunCct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
ASKS CITY FOR ERECTION
OF TWO NEW FIRE HOUSES
Buildings In Gintcr and Highland
Parks u Necessity, Snys
Colonel Mycrs

Immediate action on the ordinance
nov nov before the Council Committee on
INC erection of two new Are houses
for the Fire Department, one in Gin
ter ter Park and the other in Highland
lark. was asked by Colonel William
mittec last night.
Goloncl Myers declared tina, the
present fire houses in Gintcr anu
Highland Park was inconceivnble
and that immediate action was i'm
once, taoin I'LL ctaoinnn
preparation of $4,000 for the finish
ing of construction OF the lIowttzers'
Armory. The committee promised
that the latter matter would be at
William l. carneal, Jr., of Carneal
johnson. and Ben T. Wilson. OF
the Building Code Committee. were
also before the committee. asking
$500 for the payment OF n stenog-
rarher To aid in drawing up the new
building code.
crease in the license taxes of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company was also made by a rep
resrntative of the company. He APP
pearcd hcforc the committee with the
statement that the company was now
barely meeting operating expenses
and that u had asked an incrN,se. in
rates from the state Corporation
Commission. He declared that the
company paid Richmond S5a.579 in
taxes and licenses last year and that
total of about s250,On0 in taxes was
paid by the company to the State OF
Virginia.
Ills statements were attacked by
members of the committee who de-
ciared that all licenses here had been
increased 100 per cent. and that the
theatres were paying 800 per cent
increase over last year. Councilman
Merton asked If the company had not
made more money last year than ever
before, and war told that it had. but
not, in Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Grand Council, Order of Fra
tcrnni Americans, MurShy's Hotel,
Oi3D.
Prcsbytery OF Enst Hanover,
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
0E}0.
Richmond First Club. Business
Mems Club, I.
Richmond Chapter, American In
stitutc OF banking. Chamber OF
Commerce auditorium, =.
Observation-Disclosures College OF
Virginia vs.. I.ylchburE College,
boulevard Field. =.
Social Service Federation, Room
Gs0. Jefferson Hotel, 8.
Hoard of Aldermen. City Hall. y.
Company II. Il. l.. l., blues, Hlucs'
ArmOry, S;15.
Virginia Association OF womn,t'S
Colleges md ScnoOfs, Jefferson
Hotel, S:3O.
Lyric--:i, 7:f5, D:3O.
Observation-Disclosures Before Pleas
urc," S::O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
STATE ASKS BIDS FOR
ROADS NEAR RICHMOND
Nearly Nine Miles OF Petersburg
Turnpike TO lie Improved nnd
Three Miles In HrnrIco County,

Bids for construction OF 50 miles
o! the Petersburg Turnpike. connect
ing Richmond with the cockadc civ
nave been asked for by the state
Highway Department. These bids
must he in ny May I. Concrete Will
oe the matcria! used in building the
road.
THIS section OF the turnpike will
De IN Chesterfield County. Just OUT
or the city. OF Petersburg. Three
ana one-ha!f milos Of H. beginning
near the corporate limits OF South
Richmond. already have been com
pi;stei ana Will b" ready for travel
within the next week or TWO.
asked for bids for the construction
OF three miles OF road from the Coun.
try club Of Virginia to sleepy Iioi.
ION, IN licnrico County. THIS viii
be OF nacadaIn
Ihc state Highway Commission
WI! hold u meeting on Nav 10 nj
tuLpcpf!, TO hear an appca! from the
Gcc'sion o! Commissioner t;cu-c. +.
highway
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR
MAMMOTH CAS- HOLDER
Stacy Manufacturing Company Will
Erect Tank mt Lower
GINS Works.

Contract for the mammoth new gas
holder to he erected at the Lower Gas
Works was awarded the Stacy Manu-
featuring Company by the Mayors
advisory board yesterday. The amount
understanding that the holder must
he delivered by December /. 1870. The
contract carries 4 bonus and penalty
clause. the contractor to receive 5000
for each day within the time limit and
TO be pcnalizcd Sa0 II day IL the
holder is not delivered on December |.
The holder will equal in size the
one at the Upper Gas Works and
Will provide Richmond with an adc-
puatc gas supply for many years.
liberal allowance being made for in
crease in population. Its erection is
an important step in improving and
City. which has been pronounced
faulty as to quality. This defect is
said 10 originate a, the Sas works.
where new equipment must h. in
stalled. bond issue of $4,000, 900
for this purpose VAS authorized by
the Council last summer.
Other contracts awarded by the
board yesterday follow:
For sewer in alley between Eighth
and Ninth Streets. rear Of Academy
OF Music. TO y. +. Chcatwood: amount,
sl.ll9.5o
Grading Twcnty-niuth and Thir;ieth
HtTeclS, btlnpTluSc 20 sNcUllltS. l'tIIS
street from Twcnty-eighth 10 Thir-
ticth. Porter street from Thirticth
to Th;rty-iirst. Thirty-iirst south OF
Forest Hill Avenue, Forest llill Ave-
nue. from Park Avenue to the 1911
corporation line. TO c. s. l.uck& Son;
amount. SlS.0i3.
Sewer on Chaffn street from Null
berry to the alley and along alley to
Taylor Street: to y. Il. cheatwood;
amount. S699.60.
Sewer on Marx Street between
Fourth and Fifth streets. TO y. T..
Cheatwood: amount. $G09.l0.
The board also contracted with
+. J. Mcclure ia continue smooth
paving OH Twcuty-cighth street To
include two blocks between Clay and
Broad Streets. at original prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
MASON MANGHUM MADE
COUNSEL TO COMMISSION
Former Firgininn Appointed by the
Corporation Commission to Office
Created by General Assembly.

appointment af Mason Manghum.
formerly OF Virginia, and more re-
Gently or New Bedford. Mass. TO the
new position of commerce counsel 10
the state Corporation Commission.
created by the General Assembly ut
rs recent session. was announced
yesterday by the commission.
! Chambers OF commerce and boards
OF trade throughout the State were
active In obtaining from the I.cgis-
Iaturc the necessary appropriation
Tor this position. The commerce
counsel Will advise the commission
IN all railway and express rate mat
tiers. and will represent II and
thronEh IT. the business interests OF
Imterstatc Commerce Commission in
/ Washington.
CuiumlssiOn's Rntc Expert.
! In effect he will he the commits
sion's rate expert" though this term
j. looked upon with much disfavor
ny traffic men. who hold that thcr"
- and can he no such thing as rate
expert.
MIR. Manrhum. who is highly
trained specialist in rate matters. to-
gethcr with their. legal application
educated at George Washington and
Georgetown Universities. and grad
m ,H,,n In lay lay, from the latter inst-
He practiccd his profession for a
time. and then became assistant cx-
aminer with the Interstate Commerce
rate affairs. For about Il year he has
been manager of the Bureau of
Transportation and Public Service,
and commerce attorney for the Board
OF Commerce. of New Bedford. Mass
having been recommended for that
position Ivy the Chamber of Com
mcrcc of the United States.
Expert IN TrntHr.
In the short time he has been To-
Gated in New England MIR. Manghum
has, taken 4 high position among
traffic men. He WAS appointed by the
dircctor-Scncral as Il representative
of shippers on the New England
district freight traffic committee Of
the United states railroad admins
tration. He has been made "a dir.c-
tor and member OF the executive
Tic League, and represented that body
with other organizations, Including
the BostSi Chamber of Commerce.
In the Boston Terminal case. lie now
desires To return to Virginia, having
| lived in Fairfax County while en-
gagged in work in Washington.
The state Corporation Commission
has decided to intervene In behalf
OF Virginia interests in what is
involving rates between the Atlantic
Scahoard and Rocky Mountain terri
tory. In this matter the interests
OF the North and South are Identical
"a opposed TO those OF Middle West
crn cities.
Mr.. Manghum will represent the
State Corporation Commission at the
beginning May 3. and mt It's conclu-
sion he will come 10 Richmond with
Mrs. Manghum TO take up his new
duties
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
POLICE BENEFIT DANCE
Mrs. {. 4. sherry, Wife of the Chief,
VIII Be Ono OF the ChnPcronn Mt
UencEt for ithlrff Ashocln fton,

Mrs. G. a. sherry, wife OF the
Chief o. Police. will be one o! the
chaperons ats the benefit dance
which will be given ny the Police
Athletic Association on April %.
1iesdames Edgar u. English. w. Nj
Edwards. George Shakespeare. 6. NJ.
Emmcnhauscr. X :. Hudson and
George White vii! also be cha pe-ons
at the dance
An exhibition dance Will he given
by Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bowling, and prize
dancing at 10 y. NJ viii be another
OF the features OF the evening.
w. J. Bottom viii be floor manager.
The committee in charge Of arrange
mcnts includes r. j. MaNcy, chair
man: Lieutenant Archie Holt. George
{. Mullins, j. j. Traylor and Frank
Brauer,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
HOWITzERS PLAN BALL
Ladies' Auxiliary Makes Preparation
for Dance In the BlucS'

rlans for II ball 10 be given in the
Blues Armory May and May - We're
discussed last night at II meeting OF
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the How
Z,rs' Association in Murphy's Hotel.
Tuesday night meeting o! the
fIOwitzcrs' Association. which is com
posed OF former IiowitZcrs. mcmbc rs
OF the Headquarters Company OF the
!tZeIs' Association in Murphy's Hotel
tiilcry. will lie held at Murphy's Hotel
work of the Ladies Auxiliary. II IS
J-opoScd. upon completion of the
:trmory. to have a series Of entertain
inents under the auspices OF the How
tiers Athletic Association.
The proceeds from the dances will
hc used in c0uipping the various
rooms In the new IIowitZcrs' Armory.
4 meeting OF the Ladies' Auxiliary
Will be held in Murnhy's Hotel on
Nav 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
ST. ANDREWS LADIES' NIGHT
Bnnuuct. InHpcctiun and Dance OF the
Commnndery Will Occur Tues

st. Andrew Commandcry. No. II.
knights Tcmpiar. y. +. & \. Nj. will
celebrate its annual Ladies' Night
n banquet. inspection and dance.
Eminent Sir II. -. Parham. Of Pc
tersburg Will inspect the comman-
derry The ceremonies will he open 10
the public, guests and ladies Of the
commandery and will start promptly
1T y o'clock.
Members of the committee in
charge OF the preparations for the
evening are Eminent Sirs H. NJ
Mcconnell. W. $. Petit and +. l..
Frost: Sir knights T. l.. Ladd and
Howard S. Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
Prepare Bodirs for nctpr,

Raymond Nielsen. OF 1905 Louisiana
street. expects TO sail for England
MohdaE; following instructions from
the Federal government to report tn
New York Friday. Mr. Nielsen re-
ccived an appointment several
months ago rs supervising cmbal,ncr
IN the graves registration service.
lie VIII have the overseeing of prr-
pairing the bodies OF American sol {.
diors killed on forciEn soil for trans
portation TO the United States. lie
expects TO be absent from America
at least year. His family Will not
accompany him. bu; may follow later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21

IFtElUtht William IT. Adams ycstcr-
day ISSUED call for special meet :
ing of the Board of Aldermen for :
clock tonight Purchase OF tho
property TO be used as CITY STABLES
VIII be considered the ordinance
having passed the Common Council
last week. Some opposition 10 ihr
purchase mas developed in the Board
anu u Is not unlikely that the whole
matter VIII be sent back to the FL.
nance Committee. Members OF tho
BOARD are said 20 regard tn. mr.
chhsc price OF Sa.h.0 as eXnrhitant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
Seek Aid for Fire Victims

;fSHI5I'HCt OF "Very KIND u being
solicited by citizens in tho south
western section of Richmond for the
benefit of several families who SUI
fcred losses recently in the dcstruc-
ton of their homes hy lire. Most of
the household goods of these fnmi-
lies We're destroyed in the fire on
South Cherry Street Thursday night.
and one family is said to have lost
s6no IN furniture and clothing. -Four
other families suffered. but not as
severely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
Freed OF Theft Charge,

l.ruist shelton and ora STANLEY.
bo'h 'olor"d. wore acquitted ycs,n:
day in Police Court OF the ;h,ft Of
se5 from DIR. Stuart Michaux. M,
Memorial Hospital. The only evil
hcncc against the pair was that Shell
ION had access to the floor on which
thc money was stolen and the Stanley
woman ~as Facwu 20 have also hccn
IN the hospi;a! when the 41ssSy uis-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
Negro. Condition Improycd.

Joshua Clark, colored who was
shot and thought TO have been fatally
wounded last week by two policemen.
when he is said to have assaulted
them with knife, was reported i'm
proved yesterday at Virginia Hospi-
tai He faces two charges of at
tempted murder AS u result of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
Government Stores Nnt nc-Oncncd.

Government stores In Newport
News have not been re-opcncd ac-
cording to superintendent Scott, Of
the government provisions store
houses in Newport News. Richmond
ers who have sent III orders and
money orders accompanying them. are
having them returned by Supcrintcn-
dent Scott.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
nuIidinr Permits Issued

IBul!dinE Inspector Butler 'yester-
day issued IA permit to the Laburnum
corporation to construct Il 10000
frame dwelling on the north side OF
Confederate Avenue between lamont
and Gloucester Avenues Gas L..
.llman secured a permit to build a
5000 brick store on Sheppard Street
between Monument and Park Ave-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
na,lro,d .yn E,c..d. co,,

Workcrs IN The /. n. Q. 4. CAM
paign for membership have already
exceAied the goal set by the orEani-
Zation, IL waB announced last night.
Total cnrolments were 2.0s2. o. th!r-
teen more than the objective OF the
drive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
Charge Aufn Theft.

Charles Aitkin was arrested here
yesterday by Detective Sergeant
i. II. Organ. charged with the theft
of an automobile found in his pos
session. II In alleged the automo-
bile was stolen from Newark, n. j..
several weeG6 ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-21
Ecin Sky nnYx In Lii

JACK FIhrris was Ncntcnccd 10 sixty
days in Jail for petit larceny in
iiuS' ngs Court Yesterday. The case
against VIII Mcintyre, who appealed
from a fine Of $40 imposed in Police
Court for disorderly conduct, was
noll" prosecuted