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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-10

ment at Washington; premium taxes
likewise arbitrary and most inequit-
able, but easily computed; corporate
taxes varying in form from direct lev
les on capital to fiat license fees and
special percentages based upon the
well known railroad rate principle of
collecting what the traffic will bear;
franchise taxes levied upon the in
tangible right of association for a spe
cifc purpose and asset taxes, ignoring
the trustee principle upon which the
assets are assembled and held"
To this list Mr. Blackburn added
numerous other methods of collecting
fees by insurance commissioners OF
state or city agents.
Instead of fighting taxes, let us join
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-10
PL4INFTELD

The First Fruit Harvesters will hold
gospel meetings in Plsinfeld in Daugh-
tiers Of Liberty hall, commencing Dec.
l6 at 1880 p. m. and days following,
over Sunday, at 1880 a. m, 2;3O and
1880 D. m. Everybody invited TO at
tend these services.
All adults interested in having a
good sing at the Plainfield commu-
nity Christmas tree please meet at the
NJ. +. church Saturday at 1880, Dec.
II. for the first rehearsal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-10

hands with the legislatures and the de-
partments and see if we can not ar
rive at basis which will relieve the
companies of the present inequitabil'
ties and at the same time produce
reasonable revenues to the several
states" Mr.. Blackburn added. AS an
alternative let us consent to gross
premium percentage tax in lieu of all
other taxes, except personally and
real estate"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-10
Bargains for Saturday!

Sugar, per ID. ..-...-.....-..--. e1ze
Western Rib Roast Beef, per 10. 2ic
Chuck Reef or Shoulder Clod Of
Good Western Beef, per h. 20c
Western Round Steak. per II. o.. zoe
Good Loin Roast Pork from pc to soc
Also we have Venison Steak Chops
or Stew at reasonable prices.
Fancy Creamery Butter, per ID. 81. SOC
Fancy Dairy Butter, per ID ..... 5sc
Campbelrs Soups, cans for .... sac
Campbelrs Pork and Beans,
3 cans for ..--....-.------... SAC
Van Camps Pork and Beans,
20c can for ...-..-.-......... l5c
Van Camps Ketehup,
35c bottle for ..-...-------... 2Sc
Sunkist Fancy Can Pineapple.
SOC can. our price to-day, only 4oc
Can Corn or Peas, 20c and pc
cans. our price per can to-day Ice
This is fancy goods
Good Drinking Coffee per ID. -... 5Sc
sun Maid SEEDED Raisins.
new pack. 1870 per pkg. -.... sc
Sun Maid Seedless Raisins,
new pack. 1920. large pkg. ---. 2sc
Aiso We can save You money on all
merchandise that yOu buy from rs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-10
Not Entirely Idle.

Joe Visiting friend with broken legl
Tough on you. old man, to have 70
lie here doing nothing.
Jim-Oh, I'm not exactly doing moth
ing; the doctor says my leg is knitting.
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-10

Native Pure Lard, 5 ID. pail for sll5
Don't forget the place right across
the track. II YOU want real bargains
get in touch with us We need the
money and you need our goods; you
can't get along without them Don't
carry your goods on your arms, Just
trade with Us and We VIII do the carry
/ ing for you
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-10
ROmanOS
SO Prospect Street Tel 34s-W.
Cash and Carry
for Saturday Only

Round Steak. per ID. ............. 3oc
Rump and Sirloin Steak, per ID. 42e
Pot Roas< Beef, per ID. ....-.-. PC
Stew Beef, per ID. ..........-.. 2Oc
Rib Roast Beef. per 70. .....-.-. 2sc
Granulated Sugar, per ID. ....-.. loc
10 lbs. Rolled Oats for -..-..... 5oc
Yellow Eve Beans, per 10. ....-. lOc
Pea Beans, per ID. ........-.-.- &c
Large bottle Del Monte ketchup,
new stock. for ..---....-.---. 2se
Csmpbell's Beans. 3 cans for 49,. S5c
Csmpbell's Soup. , cans for .... 35c
White House Coffee. per u. -.--- 45c
Compound Lard. per u. .---.--- l5c
Star Naphtha Powder. pkgs- for 2Oc
Star Soap. 10 cakes for ,..-.--- 95c
p & G. Naph7ha Soap, 10 cakes for 1se
Sunny Monday Sap. 10 cakes for zoe
Tar soap, 10 cakes for ...-.... soc
Bananas. Oranges. Grapes and Grape
Fr1it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-10
Good Will

IN tho balance of Good VIII
valued
without the good VIII OF
mart that line business
ue Nonpi
which since that day.
nearly ffty business
investment meh
deposited with
malwho
keepth none
We are now safeguarding than 5000 depos May
wenoter
The Montpelier SavingsBank & Trust Company
.ra ~. p..l ~ ~ corrory Montpei vermo
O theS ateO of Vernon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-10
SATURDAY
SAV|NCSALE.

As a leader we will sell Pills
burys Best Flour, Is sack for Sl.50
Our Special Brand Coffee,
Malt Breakfast Food, per pkg. 2Sc
Extra Good Orange Pekoe Tea,
per Id. ..............,.. DOC
Mardi Gras Orange Pekoe Tea,
Il, IN nkg for - soc
Pearl Tapioca, 3 lbs. for ....... pc
Douglas Corn Starch, pkgs. for Poe
Monadnock Coffee, per ID. ....... 42c
Monadnock Currants, per pkg. 24c
Sun Maid Raisins, per pkg go. &c
Sunnycorn Breakfast Food,
per pkg. ...........,.t. ....'. lac
Hominy Grits, per pkg. BE; for 2oc
Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour,
. pkgs. for ..,............... zoe
PiHsbury's Pancake Flour,
pkgs. for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ooc
Pea Beans, 5 lbs. for .......... 39c
Armours Best Heavy Salt Pork,
ner III '............ 22c
Douglas Gloss Starch, ) ID. b9x 39c
Our best graduated Corn Meal,
per lb. Sc; 10 lbs. for ......... Acc
Fancy Toilet Soap, G cakes for 2oc
White Flyer Laundry Soap,
IL cakes for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JOG
Servus White Naphtha Soap,
10 cakes for ...... 65c
Clean Easy Soap, 10 cakes for ooc
Lenox Soap, II cakes for ....... 15c
Welcome Soap, II cakes for Soc,
Sunlight Soap, 10 cakes for 14c
Palm Olive Soap, cakes for 24c
Rabbits Soap, 10 cakes for 13c
Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 cans for 24c
Polly Prim, 3 cans for .....s.... 24c
Spotless Cleanser, cans for -. 24c
Sawyer's Bluing, l5c size for Toe
Sawyer's Ammonia ........... l0c
| Clean All, per can .............' &c
Red Seal Lye, l4e; 2 for 800. Zoe
Heinz Beans with Tomato Sauce,
cans for ....,...,........... 55c
Snyders and Campbell's Soups,
cans for .........,.t........, 25c
Wilson's Certified Brand Evapo-
rated Milk, per can ......... lie
Best Quality Popcorn on ear,
3 lbs. for ..........-...-...-. &c
Rich Land Sugar Corn, zoe size,
l5c each. , for ..........., Zoe
Blue Star Sweet Corn, per can l6c
Good Plain Cheese, per Id. ...... Doe
Compound Lara, per 10. '...'...' ioc
Mems No. Heavy Atwood Socks,
per pair .................... $lOOI
Mems No Heavy Atwood Socks,
per pair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ooc
Mems No Heavy Atwood Socks,
per pair .......... 75e
Mems No. 4 Atwood Medium
Weight Socks, per pair s.....-. SOC
Heavy Wooden Mittens ..,.... sl.OO
Lightweight Wooden Mittens 49,. soc
Lumbermens Heavy Lined Horse
hide Mittens, per pair ......... 75c
Heavy Brown Overall Suits; each Si.25
Heavy Blue and White Stripe
Oyeralls, each ............... $3.50
Good Khaki Pants, per pair .. S2.25
Don't miss these low prices; every
one bargain.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-10
Lesser Evil.

The Host-It's beginning to rain
You'd better stay for supper.
The Guest-0h, thanks, very much,
but it's not bad enough for that,-Ex.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-10

Next Tuesday afternoon at | o'clock
the annual business meeting of tie
Congregational church will be held in
the vestry. Officers will be elected for
the coming year, and other important
business will be transacted. Every
member of the church or society is
requested to attend this meeting.
The remains of J. G. Pike were
brought here last Tuesday for burial
in the family lot in Cabot cemetery.
The annual meeting of Cabot incor
porate village was held at the school
house Monday evening, Dec. 9, at
which time officers for the coming
year were elected: Moderator, L. W.
Burbank; trustees, L. c. Lance. w. j..
Perry, III. II. Foster; treasurer b. &.
Rogers; village collector, b. G. Rogers:
fire wardens, Harry Walbridge, VIII
Kenaston, John Warren, Fred Emery,
G.. B. Currier; street commissioner, j..
NJ. Southwick; thirtv-five cents on
the dollar was raised for street lights
and repairs on sidewalks; 800 for
state road work; auditors, G. b. Cur
rier, 6. J. Halves.
Mt. anu hIs. IldfISN lldtilcs VI
Greensboro were called here Tuesday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Haines'
father, j. G. Pike.
Eugene Hall has sold his residence
at Lower Cabot to Mr.. Martin of
Plainfeld.
Floyd Freeman of Lowell Mass, is
spending several weeks with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. X. P. Freeman.
Mrs. Frank Marsh of East Calais
was in town Tuesday to attend the flu
neral of her father, J. G. Pike.
Ed Archer and brother each got a
deer Monday.
The next meeting of the O. z. s.
will be held in Masonic hall Friday
evening. Dec. "a, at 1880 p. m. The
finance committee would be glad if all
membership dues could be sent in to
the secretary on or before that date.
Make all remittances payable to Car
lie r. Smith, secretary. Per order
| w. NJ
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-10

We are selling cheap because we need
the money for our money l. tied up in
the Barre Savings Bank and Trust
company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-10

Leon Perry and Miss Beatrice Lance
Married Dec. 8.

Married Dec. 8.
A quiet and informal wedding took
place Friday evening, Dec. 3, at .
o'clock, when Leon Perry and Miss
Beatrice Lance were united in mar
rage by Rev. f. Il. Currier at his res
idence, the double ring service being
used. The bride was becomingly
gowned in blue. The couple were ac-
eompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Rogers. After short wedding trip
in Massachusetts, they will be at
home to their friends at Lower Cabot.
Mrs. Perry is a graduate of Goddard
class of 1919, and for the past year
had been successful teacher in this
town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-10

j. q. Shadroui
lis South Main ST Tel z7s-W
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-10
B. p. ShadrOui

50 Brock Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
SINGLE FIRE STATION HAS
MORE THAN 100 BUNDLES
Generous Response To Timcs-Dis-
patch and Associated Charities
Appeal for Needy.

collection was made yesterday Of
All bundles OF old clothing which had
been LEFT in I he past ten days at the
tire stations in accordance with the
annual custom by the Associated
Charities and Tho Times Dispatch Of
conducting a Humble Day" for the
benefit of the poor Of the city.
Miss Charlotte Whiting. general
secretary OF the Associated Charities.
received go bundles in all. Engine
No. i. In Laurel Street. furnished the
big surprise of The day. when the
collectors were met there by pile OF
bundles which just passed the 100
mark. AL! the stations ranked we'll
as compared with past years, and the
Charities workers expect TO find 4
goodly supply of available material
waiting them when the bundles are
opened for asserting and repairing to-
day.
This work Will be under the active
direction OF Mrs. Norman V. Randolph.
who has formed committee embrace
Ing all the charitable Organi2at ions
of the city. OF all denominations. to
assist in making the clothes ready
TO be sold in the Associated Chart
ties old clothes store" at 221 Gov
crnor street Very nominal prices,
large enough only to cover the cost
of cleaning AMI repairing, Will he
charged 1T this store. which is new
feature and will be continued pcrinan-
emily l.; the public at large can BE-
educated 10 the necessity OF putting
old and wornout garments at the
disposal OF the Charities Workers.
BABY clothing especially is dcs sired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
PLAN TO ECLIPSE RECORD
IN SELLING T. B. SEALS
State HrinE Rnpidly Organized Under
direction OF DIR. Roy II.
Islaunarun.

Plans 20 eclipse all previous sales
OF tuberculosis Christmas seals thus
year have been made by the Rich
mond Tuberculosis Association, Miss
Nora Spencer Hammer. executive see
Rotary OF thr local organization.
stated yesterday. I: is from funds
derived from seal sales that tho fight
against tuberculosis is principally
financed.
More widowhood and orphanhood
have been caused By tuberculosis than
All the wars in which the United
states has every engaged was the
statement, OF Miss Hammer Yesterday
About 10000 American soldiers. sail
orS and marines We're killed ar died
from other causes during the years
In which the United states was ac-
lively engaged in til. world war" She
declared. I'm that same period $780,
600 American men. women and chill
dren died from tuberculosis here ut
home" she said.
''rubcrcuios:s is an industrial! dis
ease. attacking 9; large number OF
it's victims Ia the prime of life. Tu-
bcrculosis is a secret, invisible foe
that crccps upon Its victims. Some
one dies from this disease In the
United States every three and one
half minutes. and 10 per cent Of all
the persons who died in the course
OF :; year in this country and it's
Victims Miss Hammer continued
The State is being rapidly organ
lied for the sale Of the seals, Dr. Roy
Is. Flanagan, director Of the Viz
GinIa Tuberculosis Association, re-
managing director of tho National
Tuberculosis ASsocintion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
Woman Is Aspirunt
for Schools Head
Mrs. Beverley First of
Her Sea n, Virginia to
Ran for office.

rit;sylvanla County has the dis.
tinction of furnishing the first woman
aspirant for Office in Virginia under
the new national dispcnsation which,
gives thcm the same opportunity Of
running the government as has been
enjoyed by their brothers since the
founding OF the republic
The candidate is Mrs. w. W. Bcv-
crlcy. OF Whitmcll, who is AN ac-
tive opponent OF Fletcher Il. Watson
Jr.. of Chatham, for the position OF
superintendent Of schools of Ii;tsyl-
van!a. The place became yacan,
through the resignation of the SUI
pcriutcndent. The State Board Of Ed
ucation VIII meet here next Tues
day TO MI the vacancy.
Mrs. beverley Is being strongly in
dorscd for the position which she
seeks. and the understanding is tina,
she is In every way qualified 10 dis
charge tho duties which she seeks.
MIR. Watson, too, is said TO bc well
fitted for the position.
Mrs. Beverley has the distinction
OF being the first woman to offer FOR
- place n; the bands of Il depar,ncn,
OF the state government, and the out
come VIII be awaited with interest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
$500 TEACHERS EXPECTED
TO ATTEND SESSIONS HERE
DIR. =. &. Mitchell. OF University OF
RtchmOnd, VIII lie Among
Prominent Sneakers.

ilaNS Tor the entertainment OF
about ".oUO teachers. superintcndcn;S,
trustees. and members of the Coop
"rat'Nc Education Association or Wiz
GINA are being made for Thanksgiv-
ing Week when the Educational Con-
terence meets in Richmond. i mum
Der OF prominent speakers are bcinl;
arranged ior, among them being Dr.
Judd, OF the University of Chicago.
and p:. :. c. Mitchell. OF the Uni
versity of Richmond. Promise OF !,
large meeting of the Teachers AS
ISOLATION is held out also
Representatives OF tho Co-opcra-
1--WE Educa;!on Association have Just
returned from the citizenship Con-
ieTenC'sS at Whitmcli and Farmvill..
where large number Of community
workers assembled. Mrs. T.. g. Bev-
.r!y. principal of the Federation oil
Leagues "f rittsylvan!a County. pre-
sided over" the Whi;mell Conference
and Miss Florence Stubs. OF Farm
VILE presided over the league con
terence at the State Normal School
AT Farmv!lic> Several hundred dele
gates from the Community Leagues
are expected TO attend the Educa
t!ONal Conference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
100000 FOR SCHOOLS.
WILL Be URGED TONIGHT
Jones heSolntion for Bond Issue
comes Up at Council finnucc
Committee Session.
MAuRi ADMIRERS SEEK AID
Will Request $4,000 TO Help
Erect Monument i'm Richmond
to pathfinder of Seas"-I,ryau
and Cannon to Speak.

Discussion OF the resolution prov!d-
ing Tor bond issue OF $1,000. 600 TO
ouiid new schools and improve the old
buildings. which will be offered by.
carter {. Jones. Councilman from
Madison Ward. will be the chief mat
ter coming before the Council Com
mit,ee on Finance ut it's regular meet
ing tonight.
Is me ordinance recently introdu CO Il
ny alderman Grundy, asking the city
Tor $4,000 ~ it's contribution To the
Matthew Fontainc Maury monument.
amount 10 the fund. which is gra.iu-
iy growing through personal contri-
buttons; ranging from 500 downward.
the Maury Association expresses
pressed generally in the movement 10
honor the "rathtindcr q: tho Seas &c
George tryan. president az the West
morc!and club. and State senator
10 sneak on behalf OF the ordin.anc..
Absence from the city of several
'rrlnhcrs OF the Council COMMITTEES on
ordinances has made it necessary 10
body from Thursday night To Nuvcin-
Der 70, at which time the matter OF
rcarranSing the ward boundaries; uf
IN" city VIII come UP for definite ac-
Ion.
'rhc regular meeting % the Couu-
ell Committee on Streets. which was
70 Eayc met on "Wednesday night. has
been laid over until November -. At
Railway and Power Company for
a new franchise to cover the opera
on OF its lines in liichmond vii! come
up lor further consideration. The
skeleton ordinance giving an outlinc
& their proposals In the matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
RED CROSS APPEAL HITS
HEARTSTR|NCs OF CITY
Results Of Opening Day of Weeks
Campaign Crafty Roll
Call Workers.
ENTIRE FAMILIES ENROLL
Complete Itcports Not Submitted
From Permanent Booths, but
Stations Keep busy Throughout
Day-Mrs. Young i'm Charge.

Entire satisfaction was EXPRESSED
last night 1T Red Cross roli-call
head0uartcrs with the results at
tanned on the opening day OF the
Eichmond chapters campaign Tor
5000 members for 1921. Although
complete reports had not hcen sub
niittcd from the permanent booths
where 81 memberships are being is
sued. Mrs. Aubrey YounE. chairman
Of tho roll-call committee said all OF
the stations had been busy through
out the day with cnrclimcnts.
one OF the encouraging signs
which the WORKERS regarded as IN
dica;ivc Of a successful weeks drive
VAS the unusually large number OF
.pt Eas: Grace street. aud enrolled
Tor all members Of their household.
Members OF the roll-cail committee
ana other representatives OF the
chapter have accepted an invitation
TO be the guests Of Manager Harry
Bernstein 1T the Lyric Thvatcr to-
night. \ special film dealing with
the activities of tho Red Cross viii
II. shown tonight. and at other rcEu-
week. The chapter workers viii DC
cmpy boxes this evening. members OF
tho cantecn committee and motor
corps attending in their uniforms.
Workers in charge Of the enroll
Inent booths today Will be AS follows:
Kaufman & Members
Of tho Red Cross motor corps
Miller x ithoads Robert Vim
cent. chairman: Mrs. w. :. l.ho.ds.
Cohen Company--Mrs. Sam Cohen.
chairman: Mrs. ]. II. Green.
Post otiicc--Mrs. Robert NJ. ElanH-
cnship. chairman; Mrs. Amos Cover
and Airs. Robert Fitzgerald.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
.H|RSCHBERC ASKS HELP
FOR WIDOWED MOTHERS
Writes President OF Common Coun.
Gil. Calling Attention to Act
ar LEGISLATURE.

STATE Commissioner OF Labor John
tiirschborE last night wrote Prc.i-
dent Frederick Powell. of Common
Council. requesting the city to set
asid" a sum OF money. as provided
for in charicr 50 of tho Acts Of AS
scmhly 1913. providing Il monthly al
."wancc TO INDECENT. widowed moth
"rS for the partial support OF ,hcir
""ildren in their homes. Commissions
'cr llirschOcrE took this action 70.
loving The refusal Of several requcs -
made o.; him that permits to work
he Issued children under u.
The commissioner is prohibited b,.
law from issuing permits or this sort.
as children under II in Virginia are
not allowed 10 take up work for the
support Of themselves or their fam
iics. Officials in Mr. Hirschbcrg's
Office say that often pitiablc cases
Of "a mother iaboring unaided to sup
port four or Ave children are broug lit
10 light. Women's clubs in Richmond
are 10 bc urged to support the re-
quest
The letter sent Mr.. Powell follows:
Il am writing to call your atten-
ton to chapter SO Of the Acts of AS
scmhiy o: 1918. the title az which Is
as follows:
Chapter S0.-.An act providing
ihat any county or city OF this State
diGeni, widowed mothers for the par
tial support OF their children in their
homes. CApproved February %, lalS.)'
Il deem II necessary that q sufficl-
ont sum oil money be appropriated
and put 20 the credit Of ,hove-namcd
account, 10 be dispersed hy and ur-
der the supervision OF the Director
OF Public Welfare.
AS YOU well know, under the child
labor law. no child can work under
the age Of II years, and no hiscrc-
tionary form is granted the Commits
sioner OF Labor. ! find that there
arc numbers OF widows with depend
cnt children who are in need OF as
SistaBcc. having small children to
care for and not hc!nS able 20 leave
homo to work and make sufficient
money 10 support same. 1t follows.
then. that the whole family is broken
UP. the children being cared for In
. seine institution, which is not "A prop
er method in civilized country.
u am making this request OF YOU
so that you may bring IL to the at
tention of the City Council and have
sutfictent appropriation made for
same"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
DECLARES SAVING HABIT
Is ANTIDOTE FOR UNREST
0rrin &. Lester, of Treasury Depart.
menf, and Miss Chnriottr Whit
Ing Address kiwnninnr

Savings by individuals will prove
one oil the potent factors which will
iiiay the present feeling Of unrest
and viii make the worker more or
loss OF personal capitalist. orrin G.
Lester. Associate Director OF ;hc
Savings Division OF the United states
Treasury Department. told tho
kiwanis Club yesterday at
o'clock at tho business Mems Club.
Mr.. Lester urged the building OF
savings accounts by private in
dlviduals RS u way in which 20 Gre
ate great reserve OF capital. lie
told how all organizations should CO.
operate TO encourage such saving
work
Miss Charlotte Whiting. general
secretary of the Associated Charities
of Richmond. explained TO tho club
how the charity work ri the
organization She represents IS done.
She told OF several instances IN
which Associated Charities has aided
tho poor OF the city TO become self
supporting citizens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Conference baptist ministers OF
Virginia. First Baptist Church, 0:I5.
Baptist General AsSoria tion OF
NirEinin. First Baptist Church, ::30.
Rcd Cross annual roll call. all
day.
Council Finance Committee. e.
Commonwealth Chapter. Daugh-
tors Of the American Revolution,
Room $50. Jefferson Hotel, &.
FonticciIo w. &. T. H.. home or
Mrs. Charles Harris, hoo Dcrntur
Street, j.
Grace Arents Mothers Club and
ParcntIrenchcrs' AssOcintion, ms
Grace Arcnts School, 3.
Card party under auspices Of Ice
Chapter. United Daughters OF the
Confederncy. Jefferson Hotel, $3.50
To 8.
Davis Council. Junior Order or
United American Mechanics, lodge
rooms, hnnk or commerce aud
Trusts building, Tenth and Hull
Streets. =.
Rotary Club, Richmono Hotel. Z.
Strnnd--..Grccuwic Village Fol-
lies.'' $40.
-icndcmS---vnudcvi md pir-
lures, 3ii5, s:t5. D;30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-16
PLEA ENTERED FOR $4,000
AGAINST CRYSTAL ICE CO.
Case In Circuit Court Result. From
Alleged Injury 10 Child
In

Motion for $1,000 damages was
entered IN the CITY Circuit Cour,
Yesterday by Scbold Martin. acting
AZ tile next friend OF J. Martin,
three years of age, against the de-
i"ndant, the Crystal Ice Company.
It's cmployc. l.. l.. Merritt. il is Al
legged. was operating 1t motor truck
IA careless nanne: when tho child
y Judgment for $3.50 was given
yesterday by Judge X. Carter Scott
~ the action o! the II. c. beverly
itchtng Company against the VIII
!tAmSDurg Power Company and III
Ian 7 W!nircc. the suit having been
entered TO recover the amount due
on Il note
Florence =. Rowdcn and Julia T.
I w afford, defendants in the suit
I brought against them by the Mer.
/ chants National Bank, failed to an.
/ pear III court and Judgment of Si5l i.
/ was entered In favor of the nlainti II