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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
REV. BUCKHOLZ TO ADDRESS
THE SPRING PRESBYTERY
Retiring Moderator OF I:nst Hanover
OrSnnizatlOn to Open
Session Here.

Rev. o. =, BuchhoiZ. retiring mod
orator. VIII preach the opening. SER
mon at the spring meeting OF the
East Hanover Presbytery. which
will begin at 6 o'clock tonight in
Westminster Church. OF which James
Work OF home and foreign mis-
sions. Christian education and other
matters viii he discussed and re-
ports ot the financial condition OF
churches in the p~resbytcry will be
received. The prcsnyt,ry is one OF
h Oldest in the country and has =
total Of nfty-onc churches. with
ffty-three ministers. The church
membership is s.l3s and the Sunday
School membership 1,G2T.
The ~thirty-third annua! meeting Of
the East Hanover Prcsbytcria. AuXil-
through Wednesday a; the FRS,
Presbyterian Church. The public is
cordially invited TO The meetings.. for
which the following program has
been arranged:
Opening session. s o'clock tonight:
The Interchurch World Movement
Program" Rev. o. Z Buchhoiz.
Tuesday morning-"iiow 20 study
the Bible" Miss Aneevine. OF DR..
Whites Bible School. Nsw York.
Tuesday Observation-Disclosures, Miss
Hall. Guerrant. Ky.
Tuesday evepinE-Ccntennial o.
Women's Work In First Presbyterian
Church.
Wsdnesday mo5nins-Adaress. Mrs
rev Wed @ssisy h hnssno0n An a Aaf5s9s
rouid table viii also be held at this
meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
MUNICIPAL SHIPPING IN
NORFOLK SATISFACTORY
City by Sen Operates Docl.x and
warehouses; without Froiit.
Rogers Explains Plan,

Development of shipping through
the army base terminals operated at
Norfolk under lease by the city GOV
eminent is proving more satisfactory
than was expected said II. j..
Rogers. transportation representa-
tive OF the War Department. who
passed through Richmond yesterday
afternoon on his way To Washington.
Opposition of certain railroads
operating into that and adjacent
ports on Hampton Roads rapidly is
giving way with the realization that
tho use of the army base terminals
has in no way intc:fored with their
business, but rather has benefited
railway traffic in the genera do
vclopmcnt OF export and import trade
through the port.
The policy OF the municipal al
ministration is to oprrat" the docks
and warehouses without profit TO the
city and in the interest Of commercial
shipping. Facilities at the docks and
In the immense warehouses are pro-
Nided at actual cost Of operation.
itecords show that more than
S25 200 900 commerce was handled
through the terminals during the
first month OF municipal operation"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The civic Association Of Fulton ana
,G.tnn llIl VIII i"il it's regular meeting
t..h,,Eht, at : u'Ciu"h at the Robert Euiinn
nni,nnn.,i. Thts VII -, BROWN as ladies
mnnoi"sl-'s Wiz entertain III" nncinIsri
"na tn"ii friends
-, service o'.r alt american Tclernonc AMI
,'.yNthrh Loin!ranr wires in R:chmond
lniit,"d FOR one minute Yesterday az n
'i,afk of 'csrcct :" Theodore y. Vail,
CHAIRMAN O.! The board of thc American
t.Ieilnnc and ~.rvl"crHrh comranv. who's"
,n,,r't. was hc'i Yesterday at rnsa!u-
,C"mpanN y. Richmond l!rht Infaa:rr
iII,'S WI huid it, r'gu'ar meeting To-
HiSnn' IN ~ 'on'nan''s rooms ,omiaa, at
'rhc Fitt,i Comuanv. First Provisional
l''riihuni. Richmoul G~ays. will hold is
regular meeting 'oniElt in the Gravs'
Arimpfv ~ N:.o ~o'clncl:.
"r' George 81. West. uf $500 Park
Nr'nnN. Who has h"ru SERIOUSLY nj for
me l",S, tLrT" months. is now aisle TO
Mr.. l..il.' Meade ~,Ivadman. OF Gin
lih''i ONO. ~ Visiting her sister. Mrs.
iu'l"n Francis ';""ou, of ga East Frark-
~! street. whc has been very III. nu; IS
tunNnl'ECiGE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
FATE OF SAFETY CARS
Be SETTLED THIS WEEK
subcommittee nn Traffic Rc-ulu-
ions Also viii Report New
sat tc isuIcs.

Two matters of Importance gem
rr%'ly I" citizens Of Eichmond are
Council this week. They concern
the Sc-c1licd safety or one-mau ears
and automobile traffic regulations.
Fate of Tho On"-mar ears is cX-
rcc:od 10 10 determined definitely
Thursday night. when the Committcr
on streets i" scheduled TO meet. Re-
port OF a aubcomuittoc on ordinances
Win respect Ia traffic regulations. in
80 far as they concern automobiles
and a~nt"mobilists. viii be made ut
mcetinE OF the Ordinances Commit
date o: which had not been deter
mined last night. l. probably viii
b" itN"d today. The subcommittee il
cEnmG,.n to- recommend several
cations OF a~drautar" alike both to
automohilists ana pedestrians.
Thc t"HImiit"" on streets has be-
fore II = resolution drawli BY Com
mpnwcalth'H Attorney George r..
Wise. nj tn" instance of state Labor
t2mmissi"ucr John l~iirschherr.
,prriiyinE Ihat an street cars shall
have Serarntc entrances and exists
for hoth whites ;tud blacks and be
manned by Il two-rlan crew.
The ordinance has been construed
as :, direct slal, at the onc-man tyne
oil or aud pasSaE" of the measure
would, in all probability. result in
thiS mpu" Of trolley conveyance be-
NJ, W!ihdrawn from the streets of
The resolution was introduced by
Nlde:man Joseph e. N~unnally. OF
MADISON Ward. upon request. When
Mr.. Wise WAS looking around for
some one 20 introduce the paper. Al
German Nunnally offered his services.
This. Mr. Nunually has said. is his
only iutcrcS, in the resolution.
Much argument. both pro and ION.
hn"ni Tho onc-lnan ear proposition.
was hoard n u meeting "f The Street
,~om'mittcc last Monday night. the
lNllN ut- II hIlnls. ~ fANn,. al ,As -. Ia,
OF III" S~o-cullcd safety vehicles.
Among those who championcd tho
much mul!gnrl trolley We're Director
Of luhlic safety William NJ. Myers.
NuEustln" i!oyiil. of Sou;hq Rich
iu"nd: nathan Simon and others
y. Randolph Williams. of counsel
ior the Nir"!nin halfway and rowcr
company, j. rNp"ctod To close for
'th" defense Thursday night.
Vh" only other c"ounrilmanic meet
INK scheduled fOr this Week is tina
"i the Finance C~omruirtco. which
VIII meet in regular session tomor-
ruW night At \ O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
MEMBERS Of PRESS CLUB
COMMITTEE ARRIVE IN CITY
viii Choose site for Convention I'm
Meeting nj NUrDh!'S ut
:. u'ttGcI, To-day.

Members % the c~Nccuiiv" commit
tee OF tho Virginia Press Association
h'E"n arriving last night for the
meeting I" %" hold at Mnrphy'S Hp-
tel ~ q o'clcck This afternoon FOR the
purpose of deciding the time and
pIa..r inr she summer convention,
NJ. y. Harrison, of thc Bedford DEM
''rat ana James G, Latimer. sGcrc-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of The association,
were" The -rr. walls las; night. Every
''riNu.r OF ia" committee has noti-
'.rtt 'Fe secretary that he will be
p-'s,ut
l~.yocNnur@ will have . rival for
il' c~unNcu'''". The business Mems
League % We ford hpviHg assembled
p s'rni'l session Sttu.ll ~ afternoon
nd ~c%',Ndci Hu irvt''t N or 'u,:
anon" other thi ce 4 trip TO and "A
.|ius nr"" 81 tho rnrk KS Of otter.
i'r"nG i1os" expected this morn
nE are l. T. r"@1, prc iIeri. N"w-
NO , N"".; 1Eyncs j.. Hart. ~Farmvil!r;
" ~. an y. iiauI Blackstone; y. t..
L'Htt" tr.dc"trNStur and t;vurgc T..
'tc'zcl!, Of Nm. %sUnburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
ANTICS OF ATHLETE IN AIR
STAR1LE SUNDAY CROWD
Eotin"r Member Of u!ucx Calmly
Rides. Ha.tn""i on lower Wing
n iiIn". over Iiirhmnrd.

t4l'IrnS % the West fna hlvrr.d
.0' thirty minutes Yesterday after
noon h"l"c"u anxiety. admiration
ana r,''c at the antics of a local attn
..ir and former mo'ufor pf tho Rich
.np"d ilu"s, ON the wjnE OF an air
plane driven by Gap'1in Yackcy. OF
ltn American FiS!ns Club o? Vir-
The daring cmula;or Of Lieutenant,
omar l.pc'l.rHr "Nu mud" air frnIics
Nolwla'. iu.t his scat tn The MACHINE
&AG walked CGo!!y out GA the lower
Ing oi ;lr plane. balancing himself
.r me fragile v,Eivlr ircmblcl and
h%"ldinE ol 10 the guys 10 avoid he
ms sNr'' int" anae, by the force OF
On" rushing wind.
The Identify of tho vcnturcsome
athlete WAS carefully guarded until
H.t"r tn" t.Eht had been made. when
u H'-f:Hr kaOWu tIat his name is
Stloss. It, s,rvcu 90 France with the
lon Train and is at present employed
~ .otu. .t|uiU1N'Lf.c concern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
BUSINESS PHASES
At MODERN STUDY CLUB
i:i.m Speaker. win Discus. Vnriou,
Topics before Local cub nj
ThIIr,Iuy Meeting.

ilEhi su'a'tcrs arc or the program
Of tae Modern business Study Club,
which NiIl Wort n the business
Mou'a tiuh Thursday night AT S:l5
w.c'ur!; TIN" toDics: study the
froepct.' study the Market"
'~!i-tcaiug IN" Market aud The
cus."i
y. roy Book aud W. - Hopkins
vi! he the Speakers on the subject
nc topic, study the Market. viii
be R~"Hu"lds ~ I.ackctt and 4. c..
iI"iurich. Charles y. Carmichael and
Luke -. prury VIII speak On Reach
o~'tlahcrty anG W, NJ. ImscrsoiI Will
talk IN the theme. The Complete
Campaign
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
RAIL LINES HOLD
ANNUAL MEETINGS HERE
r., Il. 4 II. and Richmond Terminal
Stockholders Meet Today and
&. ~ q. Owners Tomorrow.

Annual meetings OF stockholders OF
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac. the Richmond Terminal
Railroad Company. and the Chesa-
pe1ke and Ohio Railroads will be
held here today and tomorrow. They
are the first stockholders meetings
or these lines since they went back
INTO private control.
point to quiet meet
lngs. The Stockholders Of the Rich
ntond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
liaiiroad Will meet III IL o'clock this
morning ut the Offices of the com
pany at the Broad Street Station. The
hold its meeting at the same hour
Tuesday morning.
The richmond Terminal Railway
Company viii also hold its annual
stockhoidcrs' meeting today at 10
O'Clock. The meeting will be held
at the offices OF the in the
Broad Street Station. the officers and
Stockholders being. practically the
same as those Of the Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road.
Election OF directors for the year
VIII probably bc the feature of the
meeting. The directors of the Rich
mond. fredericksburg and Potomac
city for the last time in the fiscal
ana business transacted by the
during the year will he dis
CuSscd ana ratiiicu by the stock
Indications arc that only n small
number of stockholders will be pros
cnt 1T the meetings of either of the
railroads. most of the number cast
their vote by proxy. II was said
yesterday that probably not more
Than a dozen Stockholders would at
tend either meeting.
II has been reported that both the
Richmond. Frederick sburE and Poto-
Railroads are now planning to
extensive improvements TO
their transportation systems and TO
do other work which is necessary. 1t
is thought probable that the dircc-
tors too some definite action ut the
New York meeting. which will come
before the stockholders today for
ratification.
Governor Wcstmoreland Davis.
representing the States interests in
the company Will attend the meet
Ing Of the Richmond. fredericksburg
and Potomac today. Some time ago
the "orcrnmen awarded the com
pany 500 new carS as q part OF "a
large number purchased during the
time that the roads were in Federal
control.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
THREE THROW HATS IN
GEORGIA PRIMARY RING
Palmer. Watson md Hoke Smith
Conduct Vigorous Campaign
for Nomination.

Ivy .NSS't'lttel fTtSS.
ATLANTA. Ga. April lS.-Geor-
eia's choice for the Democratic nomi-
nation for President will be cN-
pressed in n preferential primary
Tuesday i'll which three candidates
are entered.
Thcy are Attorncy-Gcncral Palmer.
United states Senator Iiok Smith. OF
Georgia, II Thomas r.. Watson.
former rOpulist candidate for prcsi-
dent. and wcli-known Georgia author
and publisher.
In addition 10 their own qualinca-
tions for the nomination the candi-
dates or their hackers. have brought
the peace treaty and league of ma
tions in the contest. GcorEians have
been asked 10 ipdorse the Wilson
administrations and the league by
voting for Palmer. senator Smith
has taken the stand tina while ne
admircs h great achievements' of
the administration. he does not in
dorsc II in its entirety. III advo-
Gated and voted In the Senate for
reservations TO the league. Mr.. Wat
son has long been one Of the most
~ouhSpoken critics in Georgia of the
administration and the league. While
he has no travelled the State to
make campaign speeches, as have
the other two. he has made his posi-
ion known through his publica-
tionS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
SECOND DISTRICT FIGHT
PROMISES TO Be WARM
Three Candidates for Hollands
Scat in Ficid-G. q. Il. Meet
i'll Portsmouth Thursday.

with three candidates already in
The field. the campaign for nominal
ton of q Democratic candidate for
from the Second District to
succeed Representative L. l.. Holland
promises considerable interest,"" said
Henry Bowden. attorney. of Norfolk,
VINO has been here in attendance on
the Virginia Supreme Cou Of APP
pealS.
The candidates already in the field
are j.. W. kendrick. secretary to Reps
rcssntative Holland: state Senator
j: T. Deal. OF Norfolk. and former
state Senator j. y. 1.csncr. Mr.. Les
ncr is at present postmaster at Nor
loik and also is president of the Nor
iolk OF Commerce and the
Automobile Association.
Park Deans, delegate In the Cen
erai Assembly from Isle OF Wight
County. indicated some time ago that
ne probably would make the race.
hut has made no definite
mcnt.
Republicans of the district will
nold 4 convention at Portsmouth,
-April %, for the purpose of %npminat-
ing IL candidate. Several Republic
cans OF the district are being dis
GUESSED. and 1t is considered quite
certain that a strong man will he
placed in the field. and that an az
ErcsStve campaign Will be made for
his election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
CITIZENS PURCHASE OLD
DOMINION LINE VESSEL


aud business men Of
Smithticld and vicinity raised ESQ gnN
toward the purchase price of the pld
dominion steamer Hampton Roads
at a mass-mccIing held in tina, civ
On FRIDAY. y committee rcprcscut-
ing the new owners Of the Norfuik-
Smiihhc!d line VIII Visit Norfolk to-
DAY TO induce merchants II ship
ptrs OF that city 10 give the line
their support.
The S%in!thNclh now bc.u,
organized by the committee beaded
ny Il. u Gay. vii! Immediately exc
cute It's option on the steamer. and
the STnithiicid wharvcs Of the coiu-
many. The HAMPTON EoGIs Will leave
Norfolk next Thursday Tor Smith
htla. where she will hc held until
complete arrangements for the n,N
service are made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
WILL INACCURATE PLAN
TO FACILITATE BANKING
washington Institutions Will End
DAYS business Through Rich
mond Federal Reserves.

inauguration OF a unique system
or banking by which the Washing
'on banks will close their days bus
mess through the Federal Reserve
tank OF Richmond Is expected TO
take place within Il few days. George
!. Seay, governor of the Fifth F,d-
crat reserve District. said las, NIGHT
mat the plan had been under Consia-
sl"tion since last summer. and would
pc placed into effect as soon as ,pn
out.
The plan will eliminate the pres
en- cumbersome and laborious set
ting OF daily clcarinC-housc bal
anccs. which now involves an i'm
nensc amount of clerical work and
the sending Of large sums OF cur
rency through The streets. There
arc at ?resen, two methods of set
Ting these daily balances. ono be
ing ny checks on New York cNchango
ana one actual cash. The banks of
Washington have for years used Tho
latter method.
Under the new arrangement. these
balances Will he settled daily by sim
ply telcEraphinE the Federal Reserve
Hank in this city To lei or credit
the reserve accounts of the various
member banks. This can he done
only with the cooperation OF the
Federal Reserve Board i'll WaShiu@-
ton. which has Il direct wire to the
reserve bank in Richmond. Cover
nor li9rGipg,, OF the board. has en-
pressed his hearty approval of the
placing the plan into effect is ass
Surcd.
Banks in cities having reserve
oahks nave settled their daily bal
anccs by checking on their reserve
since u short while after
the reserve system was established.
Washington is the only city in tho
country not haviDg u reserve bank
wahich can employ this labor-saviu.
method. this being possible IN the
national capital because OF the az
rect communication wcc the re-
serve bank here and the rcsrry.
board in that city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
WILL ASK PARTY LEADERS
FOR MARINE LEGISLATION
MiSsissippl Valley Waterways Asso-
rf"ti"n To Seek Necessary
improvements.

ESSStCsNttt ifSS9t
ST. LOClS. April Is. R~epuhiican
and Democratic Nat!onal Conventions
MI: he called upon ~ insert blanks
u Their platforms demanding that
Congress- enact comprehensive legis-
ldtion for waterways improvements.
according to delegates arriving to-
night for the third annual ~convcn-
t on Of the Mississippi Valley Water
Ways Association. To be held here to-
morrow.
Resolution expressing the attitude
OF the association have been prepared
for introduction at the convention,
the delegates say.
Among the speakers will he Score
tary of Commerce. Joshua w. Alex
tndcr; Major-Generai Lansing IL,
Beach. chief of engineers of the
army; T.rigadier-Generai Frank T..
Hines. chief OF the transportation
division. W-.r Department: ~icprcscn-
tative J. II. Small. of North Carolina.
president OF the National Rivers and
iiarbors Congress, end John NJ. Far
kcr, governor-clect of Louisiana.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
CONDUCT SURVEY OF CITY
FOR TUBERCULOSIS CASES
Mnny Are IicInE Examined by Free
Clinics In Campaign Through
nni Riuhmnnl.

Several cases OF tuberculosis have
been detected AT tho free clinics.
which are being conducted in South
richmond In connection with the
survey OF that scCtion. which is be-
Ing conducted by the Richmond
Anti-Tubcrculos!s Association. Fifty
nine persons have beer examined to
natt ana ali those found to lie suf-
fcring from the disease have hccn
nlhceu ndI supervision. some Of
them being sent 10 sinaturiums. ON"
thousand I'VE hundred home have al
rradP been visited by committees or
workers cooperating with The as
ISOLATION.
"mnrntinE yesterday ON the as
sociatlon's ccS:rc To enlarge tn. scupr
,. us ac'ivIti's. MISS Nora Spencer
Hammer. executive secretary stated
that mo-e that ioou cases are he
lieved 10 exist In Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
HONOR FOR JUDGE KICKS
Richmond Jurirt Made Vicc-Prcsi-
dent of uStionni Prohibition
AhsocIntfon

Judge James II. Kicks. OF the Ju-
vcnilc and Domestic Relations Court
in Richmond. was elected "A vice
president Of the National Prohibit
ticn Association in session in New
Orleans last week. lie is one of the
youngest Judges in the South. hay
ing been called to the bench at the
age of ~.
Judge Kicks began his connection
with Virginia legal work as a pro-
hntioncr officer, and went TO ST.
Louis and Washington in this ca
pacity. Later he studied law, and
eventually was made judge OF the
Court OF Domestic Relations. AL
though he has held HIS present office
for five years and is pr~ematurely
gra the Judge still attracts COM
ment for his youthful appearance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
ACCUSED NEGRO SPIRITED
AWAY FROM ENRAGED,MOB
Lights OF Lexington. Ky inn S""
denly Turned on md ohicers
Excnpe with Nan.
BY hsSoc!atcu

LEXINGTON; Ky sea '>geTT i n ts;
harecd with attacking, 6jyear.o,a
willic Trimblc, of Danvilie' ny" wns
rnshnd to the Lexington !nii from
E,nviI,c early today to thwart Il
,nss;hie lvnching 1T the hahus ot d
mo- 5Ssn in Who. with Keith rhinipsj;
l~5.ycar-old white hoy; Is eha nb;id
u;,b kiduaning the Triinb!e emu
Friday aiEit. taking MN INTO 10
cornGs,d and striking him on me
S SSnG" With a hammer, denies know'-
age was sriritcd out Of the
panviiie vail last ,nitht by oIniIrs
Sn,ranac. The lights il the j1ii w sn1e
,,nn,v Twcrc turned out. anu VILE
"eniy nee wasfin darkness Jenkins
and the officers escaped. i;n,Jf M me" "a
Srrs of the mob were aIihittc" ~
~ ,o;t and made a search.
,d Ieins having had trouble With the
T1rrimbic family bcSai.S Of s arS mn".
cnorIs from Danvillc toni;|nt NJ
that the town was quiet from me = frac-
.urcd skull.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
AvIATiORS TO ADDRESS
RICHMOND kIWIANlANS
Club 10 Hour Members az Aero
Service mt BusinrSs Mems
Club Tonight.

Captain w. 4. Lacklcy and L!cu-
tenant William j. Graham. OF the Aero
Service. VIII be the principal speak
ers tonight AT the weekly meeting of
the Richmond kiwhniS club at Gi5
Both Will speak on their eXDeri-
ences overseas while in the service.
ACCESSIBILITY OF changing The present
schedule of meetings OF the orEani-
cation will also he AXE 'un at the.
After consideration by the
hoaTJ OF directors OF the club IL has
been decided 10 recommend hat all
OF the weekly meetings OF the cluh
he in the evening. At the
prcscn; ti,nr The meetings alternate.
one being held in the afternoon and
the next at night. y vote Will he
taken on this matter tonight at the
meetinE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

committee, Virginia
I'rrHS association, at
Hotel. ut =.
Observation-Disclosures W.. DuGuIo,
nj boulevard Field. at &.
i>t'N!ni> tlub. at business Mems
Club. at G.I5.
fnlson fIil Citi1rnS' tssOcIu-
tinn. al Robert Fulton school, ut
S:tI.
Lecture OF EraniS Branch RILEY.
az "cntrr"!c!ari Club, ut S::,0.
Little rhcntrr League. at Conn
'i"n""nl;h Club. at $40.
;'!ric-3. .::'o, -.
Stramd--'Tark.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
TENTH STREET REOPENED
TO TRAFFIC BOTH WAYS
Myers issues Order to Resume Form
or Status OF Vehicles between
Min md CnryI

Director Of Public Safety William
NJ. Myers has issued 81 traffic order
effective at once. making Tenth
street between Main and Cary
Streets again a two " 4 street. open
10 traffic going III any direction.
Automobiles will no longer be al
lowed TO park on the west side OF
Tenth Street between Main and Cary
streets. the order states. but We
hiclcs may be parked on the Cast
side OF the street AT an angle of 90
degrees between The designated
streets on Tenth Street. Cars parked
in this space must he parked one
foot apart. the order specified.
Tenth Street has been a onc-way
street for both north and south
bound traffic. altcrnat!vc!y. accord
ing TO the police. and has now been
changed hnCk 10 It's orig incl status.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
Friend. OF ireland 10 Meet.

progress Of The cnrnpaiSn being
waged for the recognition OF Ireland
free and Independent republic will
he reviewed by speakers ata meet
ing of the Friends of Irish Freedom,
which will be held in the h~eadGuar-
tiers Of the organization. Arcade
building. Foushee Street, between
Broad and Grace. tomorrow night at
Sis o'clock. Daniel C.. O'Flahcrty,
leader OF h Irish republic move.
Patrick Henry branch, will preside
al this meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
POLICE PLAN DANCE
Later VIII Hold Meeting and Select
Hall Team Sur
season.

Members of the Police Athletic As
ISOLATION announced las, night, that
the association VIII stage q benefit
dance April %. at the Blues Armorv.
Tickets are being issued for tho
dahce no" and Chief g. ~ Sherry
has given the members OF tho Assoc
ciaiion permission TO sell the tickets
hile On duty.
After tn. dance is given the assoc
~ciat!oh "!!i hold Il meeting and Sc
lcCt a ball team for the season H,n
Tucker. clerk OF Police Court. will
probably manage the ear this year.
There are more than forty candidates
this year for places on the team.