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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-29
MY HUSBANDS
FAVORIT'E RECIPE
sPIcEp cUouMnER PIcKLE.

Open the containers, weigh and 'freshen
the cured cucumbers by allowing them to
stand for an hour or two in clear, cold
water
It is believed that the pickles are I'M
proved In texture (made more crisp and
hrm) by dropping them into lime bath
Tone ounce Of lime to one gallon OF
waterl for about two hours.
The lime used Is calcium oxide and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-29
Mrs. Housewife,
Do You KnOID?

1. How much milk you should use per
person in your household?
2. What sort of food is most frequent
iy wasted by the American housewife?
5. why a kitchen or furnace fire should
never be poked from above?
(These questions will be answered TO-
morrow by the Housewifel
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-29

man passenger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
: ATTEND LEGION MEET
,ntn nnd North Caroiinn Delegate.
VIII Leave for Cleveland Thurs.
3A. day aud Friday

Virginia and North Cnrolir, ,
saees 20 the annual convention of m.
american Legion. which viii hc b ,i%
IN Ileve!and September o. To % vii
ieREe richmond Thursday ana IT,
gay, according 10 announcement fro,r
me headquarters OF the depar,,nan.
81 Virginia yesterday. W. l., pT;cn
iState adjuiant. John J. Wicker II
natlonai committeeman: William
St' commander. ana g. XIII
G,narlin. Of Alexander, plan 10 Isnvn
Thursday evening. ~ 'ea'e
other delegates from Wright, ,.i,,
MSseInbIe in Washington Satmrs,v
i&Snerc they will meet delneni.s" - -
sSorth Carolina and journey to cia rom
innu IN company with ther, on a en-.
ctal train. which Wal be: mad nPv-
the national capitaI ''"uc up IN
bnr ysoh HI X; Evans. of Amherst; vii.
~ of Hampton; c. III I'm Sams H.
ni SUFFOLK; Branch Johnson Of nici,I
mono: j., d; Bryson. OF Pe,.rs i,,cm :
Goh ID hopkins. OF Rocky M S"u,E .
.soDert u. Adams, Of Roanol,.. "S"''' ;
IIM H.,' Jr OF From, Royai. ~. ~ y,
WiIiams. Jr., OF PcnrisAbure ,mn ~ ~
=. ople. OF stanton. roinnri". 'u H.
Iu,eiegates from Virginia. Eesitrs , ti.
nst number OF members ms ms
legion VIII attend .s yisi,nr III"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
MAY SOON COST ELEVEN
CENTS TO WESTHAMPT0M
V. II. T.. Says NunninE Costs Can't BE
Met ON Cents-OppoSition


Two fares, totalIng II cents for
one trip. must be paid by Richmond
ers going 10 Westhampton in the near
future IL 4 petition which the Vir-
sinia Railway and Power Company
will present TO the State Corporation
Commission Is granted.
II IS proposed by The company to
charge 6 cents from the Richmond
terminus 10 the city limits and an
additional . cents 10 the IIenrico
County terminus. This proposition
docs not include elimination Of school
childrcn's tickets. but two fares must
be paid by all who travel on the
line.
The line is 7.s3 miles long aad the
rare Is now less than cent a mile
To the city limits from westhamp-
ton is 2.15 miles, and from there TO
the terminus at Ninth and Main
Streets is G3 miles.
officials stated yesterday that no
double tracking Or other improve
menis are back OF the increase. a &
cent fare is declared Inadequate to
meet present running expenses e.-
pcclal!y With the transfer privileges
now granted. Opposition is expected
from the University of Richmond
country Club of Virginia. Iienrico
county hoard OF Supervisors ana tina
thh'nbcrlayne and Elicit Schools.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
HIGHLAND PARK CITIZENS
WIN FIGHT FOR SEWER
Council Committee on Streets Also
Fixes Broad Street building
Line.

Council Committee on Streets Also
Fixes Broad Street building
Line.
Action taken by the Street Commit
tee OF the Council yesterday after
noon included favorable recommends
tion on the construction of "a sewer
in Highland Park that will improve
the sanitary conditions in schools Of
that section: the adoption Of the
present building line on the north
side OF Broad Street between Fifth
and Sixth. as the true building line
despite the fact that nearly every
building in the blocks affected en-
croaches several Inches on the side
walks, and the authorization of an
ordinance permitting w. r. Reed 10
construct y coal vault beneath the
sidewalk before the new and modern
tobacco factory being construct
ed Oh Cary Street between Twenty
Second and TwentyThird Streets.
estimated the cost of the Highland
Park sewer 1t upwards of $4,000.
Assistant Engineer Hawkins bore out
the contention OF Davis Bottom. who
sanitary conditions are at present
dangerous TO the health CT both
teachers and pupils. Councilman
John w Moore moved favorable ac-
ton. Chairman Ordway Pullcr took
the lead in the move 10 have the
present Broad Street building line
declared the true one. Councilman
Moore and Alderman Epps were
against the authorization OF the coal
vault for the tobacco factory backed
by Director Boiling. Other members
or me committce protested that the
directors had previously enjoyed
and directed the preparation of an
ordinance permitting the vault
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
|ENTR|Es FOR STATE FAIR
PASS TWO HUNDRED MARK
They Pour I'm More Rapidly This
Year Than for Any Previous
" Exposition.
MUCH INTEREST IN PET STOCK
Division, Under Direction OF G. n.
t Riddick, TO Occupy Position OF
Prominencc-Isring Down Horses
From Saratoga Track.

y Entries for the State Fair have
passed the hundred mark. Secretary
w. c. Saunders announced yesterday.
Never since inauguration OF Nlr-
B ginia's annual exposition have the
entries poured in so rapidly as this
year. Saturday OF this week is the
closing date and record number are
expected ere the weekend arrives.
Racing Secretary ROSS. of LeNinE-
ton, who has been for several weeks
In ATTENDANCE upon the meetings AZ
Saunders that the racing programs
for the fve-day meeting that starts
here October >. the second day OF the
fair, will arrive sometime today.
Horses from Saratoga.
Mr.. Ross says he has learned that
some OF the very best horses from
that track viii be raced over the
local course next month. and Mr..
both Saratoga and Toronto. Ont. that
irIe. him to believe those places Will
he well represented by large ship
ments of fast stepping horses.
vision. under the direction OF G. Il.
Riddick. Will occupy position OF
great prominence. The building that
houses this portion Of the exposition
last year, but even SO it is expected
that The. coops VIII have TO be piled
IN double rows TO accommodate all
who wish to exhibit
been made. which enables Director
Riddick TO promise the public some
thing entirely beyond their past
ideas Of Il poultry and pet stock
snow. A large number OF special
prizes, the majority OF them In cash
Will be offered this year in addition
TO the regular awards
Ponitry Raising or Increase.
ENTRIES for both poultry and pet
STOCK are being received daily and
they indicate that this years show
VIII be fa1cicr's exhibition TO a
greater degree than any OF previous
years, There will be on view all the
leading strains Of the different stand
ara varieties. Along with them will
DE SHOWN rabbits. CAVES. pigeons.
WATERFOWL and turkeys.
competent observers say that the
cdass OF entries being received indi-
tates mat poultry keeping is being
taken up on an Increased scale In the
etate- Among the pet stock exhibits
one OF peculiar interest will be a
lucky breeder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
SELL S1,30O.OOo OF CITY
BONDS ON SEPTEMBER p
T'"o'oOa for Ga. pinnt Extension
"""u.oho Tor General
q. ImnrONcmcnI>

september n w,r .,,
5a adoe e,,y bonds IN resommd 'SRGHy9
mtttee OF the Board OF . 'ii'ii,,va Com ,
ne BIDS d9m nInc5d Council las, nish;. ''
me bonds were authorized 800 ,si Use.
and ao oSssn II n"ndrei ana MY thoms-
seSS extensions in the city gas nIan. an2
SnS DIV is for general iinprovc,,. an |
5,n iier' rspresen'ing tie Ri v.r. I,i
mittee VAIN ni,ij''er' the Finance Com
a taa appropriation OF 500 IN Ia a an
9liual meeting OF M TIaoS 10 IN" an
City. "e'" III Atlantis
In voting this addl,iona, ,n
sor on g co FaIPpisment budget i,ein
n1embers OF the F!nsnCn rpmrpGscs.
moRd '9 is position that while " Rjc6e
Steamer service to New Yn,I u n
sIeps SHOULD be taken for :.iai; Zee
from Congress 10 .o IA, d ]
OF James f.ivssrr 10" The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
J. B. DOHERTY AGAINST
CARDS OF INSTRUCTION
Ciaims Use OF Registration Advice
Iiegal-Votes OF Users May
Be Challenged.

ifrat tho votes OF n largo number
y. women and mon. n majority of
challenged on the ground that they
, ,,U oiaegaiiy registered Is tho con-
democratic ranks In Richmond. They
i inc blame for the alleged IL
d tTgai registration on ono Of tho can
uidates for tho oTlco of City Trcps-
urer; who has Issued a card announc-
ihS mis- candidacy, which carries on II
instructions to the applicant for reg
number at the Office OF City RcEistrar,
william S. Woodson. over the In
sVt d, Is tho line Guide to New
lice OF the registrar for the last week
bearing the guide" in their hands
and writing out the required appIi-
cation from tho printed Instructions.
Use of Cards Illegal.
The legal right Of the candidate to
issue inc cards, 1t appears. is not
questioned. The right OF the appli-
cant to use tho card in the registra-
non once. however. is declared IL
legal. The matter was called to the
attention OF the registrar yesterday
by several men active In party poli-
tics. among them James Il. Dohcrty.
former chairman of the CITY Demo-
cratic Committee and former State
Mr. Doherty directed the attention
or tho registrar to the provisions Of
inc election law relating to, rcgistra-
non OF voters. lie contendcd that
the law plainly forbids the use Of
memorandum" by the applicant for
registration.
Section 20 OF the act defining who
may register provides that the in
tending voter. unless physically un-
able" shall make application TO
register in his Cor hero own hand
writing. without aid. suggestion or
memorandum. in the presence of the
registration officers. stating therein
ms Cor her) name. age, date and
place OF birth. residence and occupa-
ton at the time and for the two
years next preceding
WOodsOn Hasn't Acted.
Registrar Woodson has AS yet taken
no official cognizancc OF the protests:
lie VIII consult competent legal au-
thority before rejecting applications
written In his office with the guide
as an aid to the applicant.
woman suffrage scored heavily yes
tcrday. More than $50 women were
assessed by the Commissioner OF the
Revenue and paid their poll taxes 10
me CITY Treasurer. Few OF them
tailed TO get their names on the yot-
Ing list. Yesterdays additions to the
enrolled womcn's vote brings the
total almost to 800. The largest reg
istration OF women for q single day
preceding was $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
MCCARTHY ENTERS LISTS
FOR CITY TREAsURERsH|P
onc-Time City Accountant, Mayor
and Administrative Board Mem
Der Announces Candidacy.

Captain Carlton Mccarthy, ne-t!me
city accountant. former Mayor ard
whilom member OF the Administrative
Board. yesterday announced himself n
candidate for the office OF City Treas
urer in the November election. In
ms formal announcement he says:
For reasons known only 10 myself
sufficient 10 override my reluctance
to accept public office, with the con-
Scquent criticism, ignoring all politi-
cal considerations, l announce my
candidacy for election to the office
Of City Treasurer Ca State oiiice) at
the November election, and solicit
the votes OF all who can and will
vcte in that eitStion."
Captain McCar;hy's entry into the
ned was surprise in municipal and
political circles, it being recalled
tina, he had declared in speech
AZ the City Auditorium when the last
Mayora!ty campaign was in swing
that he would accept no Office with
in the elf, of the people OF Rich
Friends of Captain Mccarthy. how
ever, direct attention TO his ailusion
TO the fact that the office to which
lie now aspires is a state Office"
Already in the field and actively
canNassinE are James Il. Pace. Jr.,
td interim treasurer; Herbert L.
iiu!ce and John Hirschberg. The
colored voters o: the city will hold
a mass-meeting tomorrow nigh: for
the avowed purpose of nominating 4
candidate.
Joseph r.. Pol..i,i. State chairman
OF the Lily Blacks" declares that
ehe white Republican organization
is also contemplating a nomination
Tor the office. Leaders OF the white
Republican organization are non
committal on the subject.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
k|WAN|ANS UNANIMOUSLY
| lD0RsE ROADAMENDMENT
Local Men Certify Action to Other
Clubs-Elcct Delegates
to Convention.

When r. w. Darlington. chairman
OF the public affairs committee OF
the Richmond Kiwanis Club. report
ed to the club last night the rcsolu-
ton backing the good roads amend
inent to be voted on November 2.
the club unanimously got behind the
movement and voted to certify their
action TO the five other Kiwanis clubs
in Virginia. urging them To make q
Statewide aNort to see that this
amendment. already approved by the
1918 and 1920 Legislatures, is Iinally
passed.
J. d Hank, Assistant Attorney
General. was the principal speaker
on the road question last night and
he based his remarks on his opposi-
ton TO the patchwork system of road
building that the State has always
been forced to follow because OF
limited funds. The new amendment.
however, will make possible construc-
routes proposed by Mr.. Hank are
from this city TO Washington, from
Bristol to Norfolk. and from Stuun;on
MIR. Hank, G. f. Massic and chand-
Ter Quinn. with Horace Halves. G. G.
Bowc and T.. \. Dietrich as alter
mates. were chosen delegates to re-
ton of the Capital District Club in
Washington October .. Over 100
Richmonders are going to the capt.
tai and their vote on all matters be-
fore the convention will instruct the
delegates how to cast their votes.
votes apiece. Mr.. Hank last night
put through resolution looking for
the securing OF the 1921 spring meet
inE in this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
DR.. INQUIRE TO RETURN
TO RICHMOND ON SUNDAY
Recovery of Noted surrco, com-
Pictr' According TO Advice. TO

" stuart Mcclure. who was on
rated on at the William i Nav,
Sanitariun. Rochester, Mimi. and
VINO mas been convalcscnut for SOM
ym"' VIII return 10 Richmond Sun
night. nr McGuire's rer0vcrv ~
prch quite complete, reports here
NOV ana he already has left The
an. riiin and Is spending a few
return. "'''i" Hi"
Not only has DR.. McGuire's recovery
roi, cpinpi"tc. hut dispatches re-
lac 40. ~ ms trends hers state tina,
ipsl during ms Illness. lie has be"c
away from Richmond more nan !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Woman's Auxiliary Of Grace
Covenant Church. new building,
Monument Avenue. bctwern Lom-
bnrdy and Allen Avenue, &.
WOman'S Auxiliary of Second
Presbyterian Church. church lee
turc room, 4.
Weekly meeting OF Rotary Club,
Richmond Hotel roof, GALS.
Womnn's Missionary Society, No,
!. of Centenary NJ. T.. Church,
parish house, 4.
Board of Aldermen, City Hall, &,
Mechanics lnstitutc opens for
enrolment, y.
Loyalty Union. IL. Y. l.. a., Leigh
street baptist Church. 5.
WOmnn'S Auxiliary, HowitzerS,
Associntion, Murphy's Hotel annex,
S;l5.
Rennion of class OF 1916 OF John
MARSHALL High School, school nu-
ditOriun. y.
Monthly meeting of Richmond
t:pworth League Union. st. Puul,s
Mcthodist Church. S:f5.
strand. ''FlEer Rose" Su5.
Academy. vaudeville and motion
pictures, 3:aO, y and 0::iO.
second game OF post = season
series. Richmond VS.. Portsmouth.
boulevard Field, {.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14

life. will conduct the services. The
burial will take place in Hollywood
Cemetery.
Honorary pallbeareis will be mem
bers of the staff of Stuart Circle Hos
pital. with which the late surgeon
was prominently connected from the
time OF its opening in 1913. They are:
Doctors: Robert II. Wright
Manfred Call Stuart MichauS
a. q. Brown. .Tr. Charles r. Robins
benjamin. II. Gray J. =. Ccisingcr
Greer BauEhrnan W. l.. Mason
Clifton VI. Miller W. Is, Porter.
Active pallbcarers are:
Edward Mayo T. c. Williams. Jr
Blair Strlngf-ilow Doctors:
Julian BoisscuS James s. Field
Bash NJ. Cwathmcy Meade Mann
Robert l., Powers Herbert Mann
w L. Word James Mckinney.
Thomas w. Purcell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
LEWIS cRENsH,w
DR.. BOSHER THIS
AFTERNOON AT 4 O'CLOCK
Honorary Pallbearers Will Be Members of Staff of
/ Stuart Circle Hosptal-Academy of Medicine
and Surgery Eulogizes Late Surgeon.

Assembling in special session, the
Richmond Academy of Medicine and
surgery yesterday afternoon heard
eulosies upon the life and work of
DR.. Lewis Z. Bosher, who died in his
home sunday night in his sixty first
year, after having attained the top
most rank in his profession. Those
who spoke Were: DIR. J. y. Upshur,
DR.. George Ross. DIR. Mark Peyser,
and DR.. Virginia Harrison.
The Academy decided TO postpone
the framing Of resolutions on the
death OF DR.. Bosher until its regular
meeting today, following the funeral
services, which will be held at i
o'clock this afternoon from the late
residence. io2 East Franklin Street.
Rev. George w. Mcdaniel. D. d.,
OF the First BAPTIST Church. OF which
DIR. Kosher was 4 member all his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
RICHMOND sR CAR MEMS UNION
PROPOSES NEW CONTRACT
Other Locals VIII Ac, g., MI,
NJ presentation To OHicinIs "r
ySs-fS5f Jhursd.v
Street car men WI

street car men who are
Of the street Railway ,,t' uers
Union OF Richmond held :; i,,.St..,
meeting ng, last night a, Colombo Iii TILT
which was drawn =, ,'',i"
ne e99mmittee Of the four unions OF or
SRicbmond. and which sets fort5 i ,nn
Ssy2rking terms and wage AGREEMENT
$asksd OF The Virginia RAILWAY and
None II the terms OF the arr..
s5nent haze been made public LII; =
ID. Rookman. president Of the Eicb q.
3ru6nd union, stated that ne expected
TO receive word from the other
unions in a few days that IL had
been ratified and that it would be
sSfehented 10 Thomas S. wheelwright.
( pjtestdent OF the company, for his
scDTstderation not later than Thurs
z.saFL. st. Clair. of Detroit. member
!S6Y Gho executive board OF the Anal
3 XanAted Association OF Street and
SfSSs6trical Railway Employees Assoc
sE31tIons of AHarica. was in Richmond
sJySS4eyHsyl Hnd attended the meeting
n . I r. /. L. = y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
I..urs Repair Pcrmit,

NppIicntioh Tor permit 10 mako
repairs to a bccf-killing plant at
Spottswood Avenue and Howard Lane
was HE'D with Building INSPECTOR
Butler yesterday by K!ngan & Co.
Limited. The repairs will cost $4,000.
Gilbert K. Pollock applied for a
Permit to build two garages in the
Avenue and Elm Street. to cost $500.
Permits granted: DR.. William j.
West, repairs to 1904 Park Avenue.
$4,000; 4, a. Adkins, Chairman OF
~ OF trustees. Woodland Heights.
NJ. l.. Church. repairs to church build :
ing. Porter Street. between Thirty
second and Thirty-thivd. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Ralph Bethel, president OF LOYALTY
Union of First BAPTIST Church. will
teach and explain the new Il. Y. +. l..
manuel ,,. tonight At session OF the
BAPTIST Young Peoples Union of
Leigh Street BAPTIST Church tonight
AZ ) o,cioch. lie will teach Tues
GAYS Wednesdays and Thursdays for
TWO weeks. beginning tonight Sup
per VIII De served each WEDNESDAYS
night ~ ESQ O'Clock. 4 social meet :
ing Will follow the meeting tonight
playProuni-drivc plans in IIaEers-
town, Md. call :or 4 big Sunday sing,
with q band and a childrens parade
tuesday. ia Snumway announced in
letter from linserstown yesterday.
~ the md OF thn march 5000 chill
uren VII! form u square and sing for
thirty minutes. y big banQuet sing,
with Mayor McNinch. OF Charlotte,
y; c. selling for the drive. is
;, Or, Ennion g. Williams. state
iica!th Commissioner. and Colonel
oh.ries Russell Kelley, state Fair
price Commissioner, were the princi-
pal Speakers ~ the first OF the
monthly meetings OF the Ricnmond
Association OF Life Underwriters yes
ierday At a lunch in the Hotel Rich
iuond
September term Of the Law and
EQUITY Court began yesterday. with
Judge beverly T. Crunp on the
oench. The first day was devoted TO
Tor the trial 81 cases. The first case
10 be tried 81 this term VIII b. that
OF the Little River Lumber Company
against Woodward X Sons, which IS
set for today.
Virginia HARRIS, colorcd. Is in vIr-
.inia Hospital. where sh. is being
treated for bullet wound in the :ib-
o.,onIen SAID by police TO hav. been in
h!ctci by her husband. Her condition
- regarded as serious. Motive for
The shooting is not known
Due 70 Illness Of Chairman Mrs. G..
I. W Kern, final meeting OF tha an
tcrtainmcnt ana reception commj,ine
OF IN" Eishticth Division has been
POSTPONED until Monday az II o'clock
IN the Jefferson Hotel.
Initial business session Of tho BOARD
OF Aldermen Will be held tonight nj 3
O'Clock II is expected that several
measures Will come from IN. ncu,
committees o: the Council recently
organized.
Colonel william NJ Myers. Director
OF Public safety. assembled inc
,rhulc police in the Grays' Armory
I Yesterday afternoon and gave ne Of
I iiccrs an Instructive talk on cnforCn.
1 ment Of the new traiiic reguintinns
/ Tho new tratlic code wen, into cifar,
I yesterday. ''''S'
/ Condition OF Miss Elizabeth DolIo,d
/ Mo was operated on in st. LuEc's
/ hospital yesterday morning for an.
!cndicltis was reported as satisfac-
tory last night
a dance for the younger 60, 81
!EAcnmond VIII he given tonight /,
the ELS Home. 81
Mrs. }, J.. carpcr. aged ~. @, Pm.
az. VINO was brought TO Richmont
inr nel!ca! treatment several dnv,
$50 and who was In critical condj.
ION when she reached here. died
Judge ErneGt il. Wells. OF Hustinp.
nuft. rart IL. and family have re-.
InFhsd from the seashorc. where ,he,
spent their vacation. ''''
Entcr;ninment committee OF the r.
,nmiGh OF IN" Eighiicth Division vii
.oln hs una! meeting this mornin,
IN INC JEFFERSON Hotel al II o'clock {,
The Woman's Auxiliary M secon,
Presby,erian Church win med e' thS
/. room OF the church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
Wants Recnlcitrnnt FIX Killed

5. w. Whitcscarvcr. a game warden
OF Salem, ;elegraphed the Department
or Game and Inland Fisheries yes
terday asking permission TO Kill four
uniting many dcpredations on his
property. VI. u. Hart chief clerk
OF the department, said last night
that as suBh cases necessiiated an
investigation by game wardc- the
department felt constrained to send
another officer tn Salem to determine
the necessity for slaughter Of the
animals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
Along With OtherL uxuries,
Cost Of Speeding Goes Up

Justice Maurice, who In the pnst
Inns been very lcnicnt with speed
crS, handed down II decision from
the bench yesterday TINT from now
on the minimum fine for thnt Of
Tense Will be S@J. Justice Maurice
snid TINT heretofore he Ind been
fcntcnt In the ease OF first Offend
crs or persons driving Just II tribe
over the speed limit. but that no
more lcnicncy will be shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
LORD RATHCREEDAN, BRITISH
.PtER, WILL VISIT RICHMOND
VII nc One of Group of Twcnty-FIve
"ri!"hs Attendant Upon CeIebra-
ton nj NORFOLK Nr1f AInn,L

Lord Rathcrccdnn. British ,
NH be one of the group of twenty
nve Britons who will visit virginia
next month 20 celebrate the three
nundretth anniversary of the formo-
America. and Will be invited IN co,nn
TO Richmond. ~ CONC
me celebration will be under the
nnsPiGes OF the SulErave Institution.
, nmu Mrs. William Rutiin Cox Is chair
cHarSe Governor Wcstmoreland Davis
IS honorary chairman. The par,y
NH come to Virginia after par.itipa:,
ing In the celebration ut Piymor,h