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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-27


Chicago, July N.-Wheat-No. 2 red,
$274@2.77; No. 3 red, $2.76.
Corn-No. 2 mixed, $1.46k OLAF; No.
yellow, $1.47d1.48.
oats-No. 2 white, 7eh97Oc; No. 3
white. 75@77hc.
Rye-No. 2, $2.08.
Barley--S1. 05%11O.
Timothy Seed--$9 .00d11.50.
Glover Seed-$3O. O0@35
Pork-Nominal.
Lard-$18.10.
Ribs--$15. 50W16.50.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
Chicago, July observation-disclosures,
1l,OOO head; steady to loc higher on
corn fed steers; other draggy; bulk,
early sales. $1625@l6.35; bulls steady:
calves, soc to 75c higher; vealers, $3.50
@17.26. stockers slow, steady.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head; light and
butcher hogs, SOC to SOC lower; others
25c to SOC lower than Mondays average
top, $3.50; bulk, $13.254l5.60; pigs most
ly S13. 506tl4.25.
sheep-Receipts, 10000 head; slow;
early sales native lambs around Csc
lower; sheep strong to 25c higher: top
native lambs, $500; bulk, $13.75Qi4.75.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
Chicago, July 27.-Butter unsettled;
creamery. 44W53c.
Eggs and Poultry unchanged.
NEW York PRODUCE.
New York, July H.-Butter-Weak;
creamery irsts, 52@55c.
Eggs-Firm; fresh gathered firsts. 48
assoc.
Cheese-steady: 25@2s%c
Poultry-,Live and dressed, steady and
unchanged.
New York. July 27.-Raw sugar
nominal; centrifugal, 1855; refined
quiet; fine graduated, $21.00@2250
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-27
Infant Of Or. and Mrs. Reese.

In Ashevlle.
infant Of Or. and Mrs. Reese.
The infant son of Rev. and Mrs. w
s. Reese, who died Monday night at
the home, 605 Union avenue. was laid to
rest In Forest Hills cemetery follow
Ing funeral services from the home
Tuesday morning.
A. D. Hale
News has been received here OF the
death OF A. ID. Hale, former resident OF
Chattanooga. which occurred at his
home In Covlngton, Ky, afterta long
Illness Funeral services will be held
Wednesday afternoon from Broadway
presbyterian church CoVlngton OF which
the deceased was an active member.
The interment will take place in High
land cemetery. Surviving Mr.. Hale are
MS wife, four sisters. Mrs. r. A. Hol-
land, Mrs. J. G. Fletcher, Misses Lizzie
ana Qcta Hale. and brother. John
George Garden
Funeral services over the body of
George Garden, 13-months- old son Of
Mr., and Mrs, II. q, Garden, who died
Monday evening at the home, 400 Carter
street. were held Mt Q o'clock Tuesday
afternoon, with Rev. w M. Tidwell Of
fciating. F'ryar's cemetery was the
place OF interment. The child Is sur
vlved by his parents and two sisters,
Nellie Bell and Ruth Maydene Garden,
Woman Physician Dies.
Topeka, Kan, July 27.-Dr. Eva
Hopkins. &c. well known woman phy.
sician. and the socialist candidate for
the United States senate from Kansas.
died ut her home here today following
n prolonged Illness
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-27
QUIT TOBACCO
So Easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar or Chewing habit.

No To Bac has helped thousands 10
break the costly, nerve -shatterlng to-
hacco habit, Whenever you have a long
Ing for a smoke OF chew, Just place n
harmless No-To- Bac tablet In your
mouth instead All desire stops. Shortly
the habit Is completely hrokeu, and YOU
are better on mentally, physically.
financially, It's SO easy, so simple. Get
n box OF Motto BRc and II Il doesn't
release you from all craving for to-
hRCco In any form, your druggist win
refund your money without question,
MOTTO Bac Ia made by tho owners ot
Cascarcts; therefore is thoroughly re-
buhlc ADV
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-27
GREENWOOD CEMETERY
Mikado Again
Reported Dead

London, July 2I-A report was cir
culated today by n small news agency
conducted by an American newspaper
that Emperor Yoshihlto, OF Japan, IL
Gead, The Japanese embassy would
neither CONFIRM nor deny the report.
Complication Of Ills.
Toxic, July 27,--(Exclusive Cable TO
ne L. N, s. and London Daily Express
emperor Yoshihito. OF Japan, who is
gfsVely Ill., Is suffering from glycosuria,
e"ut and nervous breakdown, II was
earned today. The attending physicians
state, however. that he is showing some
Improvement.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-27
STOCK PRICES SACGINC;
NDUSTRIALS DROP

New York. July 27.--The trend OF
prices was downward again at the
opening OF today's stock market. Sem
timent among traders and commission
houses with out-of-town connections was
increasingly bearish because OF the
strained credit conditions. Crueible
steel. ono OF yesterdays weakest fea-
lures recorded an initial loss of 1 "a
points and other active industrlals were
lower by fractions to one point Oils
were moderately supported, however,
Royal Dutch gaining one point. Rates
OF exchange on London were slightly
lower,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-27
LIQUIDATION ON ALL
GRAINS CONTINUES

Chicago. July s7.--Heavy margin calls
resulting from yesterdays smash In
values he'd to continued liquidation to-
day by holders OF grain. Opening quo
tations, which ranged from 4hc to SC
lower for wheat. were followed by rail-
lies TO an average OF about &c under
yesterdays finish. After opening Ne to
2hc lower. corn rallied little, but
then sagged further than before.
oats sympathized with the weakness
of corn.
Some strength developed in provisions
after moderate declines at the outset.
RANGE OF PRICES CHICAGO BOARD
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York, July 27.-Mercantile pa
per. Sc; exchange steady; sterling CO.
day bill, 1914; commercial 60-day bills
on banks. $3.74; commercial 6O-day bills
S3.73h; demand, $S.7S%; cables, $S.799s; ;
francs demand 7.82c; cables, 7S4; Bel
gian francs demand, s. Csc: cables. 8. soc;
gullders demand 81 .30c; cables, 81. sac;
lires demand s .52c; cables. s .54c marks
demand, 2.45c; cables. Acc: New York
excliangeon Montreal, In per cent.
discount; government bonds Irregular:
railroad bonds irregular; time loans
strong; 60 days, 80 days and months,
Sh per cent
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VILLAS STRENGTH UNKNOWN

Eagle Pass, Tex, July 27.--Francisco
villa, reported yesterday at Sabinas
negotiating by wire with President De
la Huerta for his surrender. today
was said to be at Allende with n force
variously estimated to number between
800 and 5000 men. The result OF his
conference with President De La Hucr-
tn was not known here.
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New York July 27.-Final prices on
liberty bonds today were: 31as. sol .04;
first AZ, $780, second As, $3.50: first
4As. 1852; second AIS, $S4.70; third
AIS, $3.50; fourth AIS, $500; victory
3%s. $95.66; victory Ans, $95.63.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-27
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
Arrival and departure OF passenger
trains The following figures published
as information and not guaranteed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Virginia state Industrial Cum
nissi"n, HEADQUARTERS Of commits
sion, Sixth street. near Main. 10.
Weekly meeting. Richmond Al
vertisrrs' Club. I.:33.
Mrs. james Ware Durham. on
..Bnliot Marking" storkt"n street
baptist Church. 6; Wcarherford
Memorial baptist Church. =.
Outdoor rally under auspices
Jefferson Ward division OF Wom-
ans Democratic Club. Chimb"razo
Inrk, 4.
Chamber Of Commerce nd,crtis-
ing committee. office OF business
manager. 4.
Football. Huuic>nrd Firld. John
Marshall High school ~. Peters,
burg High school :::II.
Bowling. Palnrr alleys. Chesn-
penke and Ohio ". HeiIstrrn. =.
jaime. VI. BECK. address ON
"Lruru- uf Narinn,.- before Uc-
pnbiirnns. city Auditorium. y.
Wcsthnmpton Citizens NssucIa-
tion. auditorium of University Of
tichmond, =.
>rh""i room III 1t. Faults Church. =.
thnrity tea. auspices Park Place
Nrth"dist Church, =.
N"rL marriage. hcn-Ht Union
Station Missionary Mid aud iount
Peoples Auxiliary, bellevue Junior
High school, >:iI.
Rabbi Edward y. CaIisrh ON
wv hats tn" 80 al the Prayer
Hunk" Hrth >hahnh SHnagorur,
S:I5.
Finnl supper in Young MEMS
'hri"tinn Association membership
"nrnpniGn. central building. 30.
S;.U.
ArHdrm,--Nand and motion
pictures, 1910, .:f5 and a:i5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
RICHMOND SHR|NERs
WILL PARADE T0N|GHT
Mobiles of Acca Temple to Join in
Notable Proccssion-Ccrcmo.
MES I'm, Army at 7:3O.

One of the largest meeting in the
annals of Richmond Shriners Will he
that tonight in the Graya' Armory.
when the session ~ tho Mobiles of tuc
Mystic Shrine will DO held rn.
membership of the order has so great
~ Increased In the past year that The
Masonic Temple Is no longer adc-
duatc FOR functions OF the nature tina,
this VIII be. which Is really three
ioid. social. ceremonial and entertain
mcnt.
banquet will be served In the
al nory Az soon AZ tho Masons con-
crude their parade In fun regalia
wndch Is TO start from the Temple nj
J.au ocioGk. This is the first out
a t,%r eTMhipltion of Masons in some
act az grand marshall. An escort ~
ponce furnished by CHIEF OF Police
-. n. Sherry. himself n Shriner viii
, ,ead inc parade down Jefferson to
,iSn,kiln street. to Fifth, to Grace
10 Ninth. to Broad. TO Seventh to tho
The, ceremonies will begin a, 7..o
pGiock. Colonel William r. Myers
cDirfctor OF Public safety, also a
Shriner has arranged for tho us"
OF the building; Prior to the parada-
the Temple at $3.50 o'clock v whc,, ~.
large class of candsdates viii h.,
Elected. Many are here In attendan"a
on The annual conclavcs of tho Grand
Communicates OF Tcmplars and Rn,.,.
Arch Masons. w! %>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
GAS EXPLODEs,
|NJUR|NC>F|vE WORKMEN
accident Caused by Lnborcr's Pick
striking Stone, Which Made
Snnrk. LIMITING Manor

striking q stone w,th pick. which
made a spark aud iguitcd a quantity
81 escaping gas caused ave men 10
be injured Yesterday morning. Thr
''cidcnt happcncd ON Dock Sjr.c;
near Seventeenth. about 10 o'clock
Charles tyler. !l3I West cla-
street; Asher ". Hartman. 4cUl W.
tTacc street. John Fciritcr. 100 kan
h"lph street. Tate lIoizblch. ~.
south Harrison Street. and l.. w Lag
ION were injured
tyler and lihrmau were removed
10 irGin!" Hospital, who're ,hry ara.
m.!itr4ilS from burns about the hraa.
Ihc othv: men ala not require no,
u.iul attention.
rae men were attempting to 10
cat" Leak .u tile GaS main when ,h..
.NW.Sion TOOK place. So great was
iL1.r fourteen !c"t in diameter va,
nioWn ia TN" street. Tho !aborrrs
Wel" repairing place where e sink
hd" been cauScd boy The washing
GWay o: dirt caused 10y tho now Of
SI"t"1c creek ana tnv fmmc thar
runs down that way.
\. " Maynard. who is directing
..hr repairs AZ this point. said yas-
;cfuaE that in all probability !, Lyit.
ne necessary 20 cut off temporarily,
": water Il: thr Hume. which serve.
"a" GaileEo NILS. In this event IN.
M WI! be unable to opcrat. during
Efforts were being made yost.r5,y
I" divert TN" Tow Of water :. tnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
ARE sANCU|NE THAT ROAD
AMENDMENT WILL PASS
Highway Department Officials BE-
lievc People Will Vote for Con-
stitutional Change.
on THE OUTLOOK
Unless Adequate Financial Plan Is
Adopted, Consummation of Pro-
jcct Will Require Eighteen
Years, Commissioner Declares.

Officials OF the state Highway De-
partmeni believe the amendment to
the Constitution permitting IN. Ten
cral Assembly TO issue bonds for
the election on November =. Com
missioner Coleman expressed himself
Yesterday as being coniidcn; that
tue amendment would receive an
majority. He said:
The people Of the state realize
that the question OF highway trans
portation is of the greatest import
ancc to all sections of the State and
that II Virginia is to have II system
III highways in a reasonable length
must be adopted. Unless this is done,
!; viii take approximately eighteen
Years 10 construct the roads already
lAd out.
j. about the best that we can do
under existing circumstances. and
i, is really not giving 20 the people
what they demand. We must bear
in mind that the picccmcal construc-
lion which we are following Will not
give us the highways required with
in Il reasonable length OF time
with the adoption OF the proposed
amendment 20 the Constitution. the
General Assembly can then adopt a
the CONSTRUCTION of the roads already
designated within a period OF six
Years. and the Highway Department
can meet the demands OF the people
ny starting the construction of large
projects in all sections OF the state
and give the service asked for.
In short, under the present nnan-
cal plan. il will reuuir. approx
matoly eighteen years to complete the
roads already laid out. whereas with
the adoption OF the amcndrncn, IN.
same ends may BE- ACCOMPLISHED
within the short period Of six years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
WARD WOMEN.
VOTERS TO HOLD RALLY.
Weather Permitting. Demonstration
Will Take Place on Chimborazo
Park Today mt 4.
MRS. MAssIE wILL pREslDE
Speakers Include DIR. Yonon, Of
Persia; j. ID. Hank and John NJ.
Furccll-Explain Bnllot.NIarking
and Enroll Club Members.

weather conditions permitting. an
outdoor rally will lie held under the
auspices OF the Jefferson Ward di-
vision of the Womens Democratic
club this afternoon ut o'clock in
Chimborazo Parli
IT the weather Will not permit
holding this rally outdoors the exer-
cises Will he held in Chimborazo
school building. Mrs. &. W. Massic.
assisted by Mrs. Wilbur Griggs. will
he In charge. y brass band will
furnish music for the occasion
Speakers will include Or. |. NJ.
fonon, of Persia: J. -. Hank. AS
sistant Attorney General. and !. NJ
Purcell. chairman of the city Demo
cratic Committee. \ voting demon
stration viii be one of the features
OF the rally.
The following Judges will oHiciate
At the demonstration: High Con-
stable w. H. Wyatt. Morgan II.
Mills. Charles Biilups and Charles
Shanan.
New members for the womnn's
Democratic Club will he solicited at
he meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
RAIN INITIATES AGAINST
OPEh-AiR WOMAN'S RALLY
Weather Causes Adjournment From
Monroe Park tn Community
Service 1IcndquarterH.

Cnfavorable weather conditions
initiated to some extent against the
hrst big outdoor rally held by tho
Womcn's Democratic Club OF Rich
mond yesterday afternoon in Mon
roe Park. Arrangements for tho
meeting were in the hands of tho
chairman of the Lee and Clay ward
DIVISIONS OF the club.
Tho mass meeting opened in the
park and closed in Belvidcre Hall.
the Community Service hcadguarter.
the chilling wind which swept tho
park. threatening to reduce the
crowd to II corporalS guard Rain.
TOO. was fall Ing when j. r. Saunders.
OF Binford Junior High School. the
nrSt speaker. was introduced by Mrs.
Charles y. Lea. 1t was decided 10
adjourn TO the hall. ut Belvidere and
Main. and MIR. Saunders concluded his
speech on the school amendments i'm
n more comfortable atmosphere.
Other speakers OF the occasion
were former Senator Minitrcc j. Fu,
Ton, Miss Mary Elizabeth pidreon
and MISS Marie Leahy. who also pre-
SIDED at the meeting and introduced
the speakers.
~ was announced that Mrs. G. NJ
EddinSton has formed class OF
twenty women. to whom she is Civ
inE course OF lectures on ':'Tbc
Covenant OF the League of Nations"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
E. H. TooNE, ENGINEER,
KILLED IN C. & o. YARDS
nnshed TO iorpltsl Hut Injuries
fro'e Fatsi-Funernl Arrange
ments Not Completed

j. fl. Toonc. 1906 West Main Street.
was run over by train In tho Ches-
apehke and Ohio yards yesterday
morning about . o'clock and sus-
tanned injuries from which he died.
Both of his legs were cut off and
nc was rushed to Virginia Hospital
put died few minutes after arriy-
ing there.
Toone. 1t is said, was riding on
tne front OF an engine and stepped
OIL upon another track The switch
was set and the engine followed him
over TO the other track and ran him
down before ne could leap from tho
rnils. II Is said that riding on Tho
front of II locomotive Is n practice
that is strictly forbidden by tho
company.
Mr.. Toone was so years of age nnd
was one OF the veteran engineers OF
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company. He Is survived by his
wife. hia mother. two brothers md
Two sisters. He was member OF
Richmond Lodge No. 10, A. l.. and
q. NJ. and also member of the
Pythians and brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers.
Funerai arrangements arc still In :
complete. pending the arrival OF reia-
ives from out OF town points.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29

"'-'''t'--
Key. w H. HurKhard, rec,o, %,
80 -" t:MscoD"! Church. has returned
u.H Al Intending Il meeting of tac Kich-
,"hN ncii!on. OF which h. is
,.s dean The meet!n. was held ~
, i:ninh J. liar! son chairman Of the
..n,n,,Gi, commerce. advertising
tnc committee Tor Today al m',Io';.
~ ~ IN" ono" OF business Manager u
j. liiOnCy. ~
d, " pti, Of lv""hor Lodge. kuiah,s
y. i!thIas, nav" beer. moved ~
iI-"g!es Han building. Syr,c'it,
, 49, - now wO!k!ng the d.sry. 49,
month. 'WWv,,iim.e , s.fond Tine this
nc RANK o. knight tomorrow n,.b!
'i4se beverlcy 7, Crump ana
gr.a,.r 80" r.!Iily Court Jury spent til"
Gencs ~ Tho suit OF Mrs
"aA against Tex .. Jones ~, 80.
iE vii! be submitted To III. ti,'
Ncti,e ~ motion for ,,d.u.r
nicd IA the C!Jy Clrcu!i't,n',~, ~
"a! n| tHe Trcd-gdr 'our.,,y .,,..t,.
~ se"h""id Air Line railroad ,.,',,.
No. ,"i |dl So judge scout wiIl
I3;it. '"Ss NoNemhri
A. II h.nford, a-sis,an, su,e,,r
scnnei, III, 81 M Richmond pubii,
havn NJ. mead M committee TO
, 49, charse 81 Junior R.d ,.rns.
work IN tire fourth Rcd t,ros. ,,1f
~ - ihc ."rai chapter. Noyenh.,
Bishop u. J. 0'Corneu oe,t. c.,
"!lc diocese OF Richmond, has 80
anased from William T. Hrav ~.
pi a,irar al iae southwest corner q
,.h TirS' SSreei ana F!oyd Avenue.
mh,sh Includes the brick dweliins ~
~ North Laurel. The propcrty -, :.
'h'rty-one zee; 1--WE inches.
street from Grove to park Ay.,, ,.n
which was held up yes,crdsv ~,
recohsiderat!on OF the bids ~.
"warded !atcr By the Mayors Adyis-
a Ny Lizard 10 J.. j. MGuir. 4. Co.
nrn 1..i,n ~. r,aE!ms WI! be used. The APP
Appeal has been noted in tn. Ch.,n.
Gerry Court IN The case Of tho Iiay,,e
Ihrmicai Corporation against In.
i1ethoi Aanuiactur.ng Co, Inc. which
was decided sevcra! days ago in r.,
for or the defendant compauv Tn.
suil was based on alleged infringe
ment on the name and formula OF
tno patent preparation manufacturer!
by the plaintin concern.
Hunter Hughes. a teacher OF pub.
lie Speaking, viii conduct the pub-
iiic-speaking class being formed a,
Inc 4, w. G. "A. open to both men and
women, though primarily designed
for business women. The course will
consist OF twelve lessons TO be given
on Fridsy nights from 1910 to 9:3O
O'Clock. The cost OF the course will
be determined by the numb.r enroll
Oh. Enrolment Is going forward and
early appiicaYops arc desired,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
TEE-DEE CLUB MEETS
ans b! stan Members Eyince E.pirr
de torps OF Infant
ORGANIZATIONS

nc TIW.s- DIE patton anl ly.rIny
-. patch Get Together Club assem-
MD az a dinner last night in tTn
p ~. dining room OF Maxi,n.'s. on
we're laid N''c'S
Mt. Mt; u" dinner Major John -
i, ,1I iH"uagtng editor OF the Times
..56, IN ana ihc Evening Dispatch.
iurt-ssu IN" members rs did MAJ
.h : knIgnt advertising narav.r
i"o =. .. Hart!c?. Superintendent al
~" F1s- room. SAor: talks wer.
-tch ny various members Of In,
''rpa "i III" organization,
iirhiE Armstrong. president of Ia.
,tuN' presided, TIL. CLUBS next Inr,.t-
WI! .. h"ld on November -,
~ aisrti'"hiN also are being mad.
'|T q dinner during jh, Cfr!stmas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
COLEMAN IN WASHINGTON
state Highway COMMISSIONER Con-
icrs With Cur Service section

state Highway Commissioner
George +. Coleman LEI; "Wednesday
Tor Washington for a conference with
NE car S"rN!c. section of the Inter-
axe Commerce Commission relative
lo thc necessary car service 10 meet
'pe A!shwhT commission program
On thc contract for the Chappa-
"iH!S.c swamp section, the new con-
tractor started the laying Of the
concrete road surface on Tuesday.
"nd with reasonable weather condi
bohs me roadway is expected TO be
completed by November II. The
present d"tour is said 10 b.. in .y
Se!lent shape
S:ds were opened on Monday by
i1e HIGHWAY Commissioner ,or the
nsN'CcHioh OF the road between
Ming George Courthouse and OAK
rove, and between Sharon Church
nj :Ayiet;s. in King william COM.
- iac contractors will star; work
~ .h.se sections .: road within the
i4sSt tN0 weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
UaempIoyed Hosts on rncr..,,

Manager Conway, CT the City En-
ployment Bureau. reports an increase
IN unempioymcnt among the unskiIl-
ed labor classes, as basel IN INC -,
In requests made to his Office far
work. lie notes among his amt
cants fair percentage OF men who
months. but are now wil,in. " :"
cept farm labor. az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
Indor.e Good Road. Movement.

Endorsement Of the Good Roads
Amendment was made at meet
Ing of the Modern Business Studv
SinD at rs regular mcctingt last
night in the Business Meme Cluh
All members were urged 10 support
the amendment
;, Among the speakers were II. l.,
good. II NJ Baker. ii. y. nrie, =:
q. !loulgravc. James 4. Miller and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
WRITER'S HONOR CLOVERS
Former Editor of journal and His
wife NIadc Honorary Presidents
of NirEInIn MrItcrs' CIuh.

DIR. Beverley Tucker was toast
master at Il dinner OF the Virginia
Writers club last night in the Uni
verSity Club. attended by about two
score members, honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Il. Clover. Mir. Glover was
editor of the Richmond Journal up
TO the time il became III. Evening
Dispatch. n few weeks ago. He iS
leaving Richmond in short time.
1T least temporarily.
james Poyntz Nelson gave n toast
to him, in which he praised his nom
craftsmanship as an editor: Evan X.
thrStcrman iaudcd his literary stand
ards: Miss Anne Stcger Watson pre-
S"ntcd humorous discourse on Mr..
Glover as editor of a supposed Gen
tiemen's Home Journal. and g.. Wat
son James spoke of MIR. cIovcr's;
attitud" as an employer.
There were many imprompt,i
speeches. Mrs. Emma Speed Samp-
son spoke on Mrs. Clovcr's work in
the community. Both MIR. and Mrs.
Glover We're made Joint honorary
presidents Of the club.
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west of the subway. There j. Grca;
danger. il Is said. o; further sinking
OF tn" street 30 This is no; done.
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Ballots Wal! nc cast next Tuesday
from TO : o'clock and from to $50
o'clock in The election OF officers Of
IN" Boys club ON November :; the
Rotary club VIII visit the Peters
burg club. leaving here AT > O'Clock
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Tie Wes,hanpr..-u l.i.zsIs' Assocf.
',t'"l. "'ll meet p-n.ght.ai 5 o'clock
'A ne auditorium %. the uniy-rsiry
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FOR BOYS

$50 Heavy Cotton Ribbed Union Suits fopcs
to I'D, $1.35 to S1.65, according to ago.
80 Heavy Quality Outing Pejnmas two
piece), ages to 16, $3.50 a suit.
20 Heavy Quality Outing Night Shirts cages
to 16). 1925 each ''e''
Boys Fine Sweaters. Robes, Gloves. Belts,
Shirts, handkerchief. ETC.
Floor One, East.
THE MEMS CORNER"
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- -" Episcopal Chu!cE. mas ,..,m,,"t,
= ON attending 4 meeting of tao Hi"h-
,.N"u "hNoCdt!oH. OF whiu. h. is
,.s dean The mect!n. was held al
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i.atph !. liar! son, chairman Of tho
a.. in.F "i Commerce ADVERTISING
,fo,hinitie". has called a m..:inr a.,
tnt Goinm!it-- Tor today al n'rioc;.
"a IN" of'ic" OF business Manage u