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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Hunter Frishkorn. according to the
police records. yesterday morning re-
ports that his automobile was stolen
WINE IL was parked on Tenth Street
between Marshall and Broad Streets
since last, Saturday ten new cases
the City Health Bureau The health
oNicers are again urging the import
ance OF prompt use OF anti-toXin as
a preventative and cure. The cases
reported are mostly o! the mild type.
Joseph NJ. Hurt. who was offered
United states army. has declined TO
accept the commission offered him.
Mt. Hurt !s engaged in the practice
OF law here, and expects To continue
in his profession:
The Claims Committee OF Council
night. Chairman II. w. Woody. pre-.
siding: The claim OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company for sire
ior deinurragc. wan approved Sew
rFhl MINOR claims were tabled for fu.
ture action.
Eandolph Taico,, school. EOS Nor,i
with several new additions TO tn.
iacnity and much enlarged. IL wa:
STATED at the school yesterday. Mis-
Mary Apperson. Miss Janet Pyro.
Tx, ~S,at an, Miss Kiss mnrEn5et iIalsey Cot
members of the faculty. The schoo
| mad l25 students last year
Report OF the treasurer at a meet
ing q the Richmond Auxiliary q
the Gh;lGren's Aid Society held IL
s the Chi iSr Home, Highland Park
nettnd a sum Of 316.705.7I. After tn
meeting u social hour was, en- loved
Tho hntesses were Mrs. fan,oa A
Rlchardion and Mrs. J. Eiaenmann. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
CALL COMMON COUNCIL TO
HEAR APPEAL FROM MAYOR
No One Wants job as Public Safety
Director at Salary Offered by
Richmond.

Al the suggestion OF Mayor Ainslic
4 call was issued yesterday for a
special meeting Of Council to be held
tomorrow night at S o'clock. The
stated object is ito receive Il special
message from. His Honor, the Mayor"
Mayor A.Hsie explained. He said
he had prepared a message dealing
with the situation arising from the
contemplated retirement OF Director
OF Public Works Charles l.. Boiling,
who is TO become consulting engin-
eer" in the department.
II am dealing with one specific
the message. 1T is the question of
the message. 1T is the uqcs;ion of
salary. have found that it is impos-
sibic to obtain the services o. a sue
cessor TO Mr.. Boiling for $4,000 a
year. The figure must be raised 1t
is easy enough TO find men who will
take the Office at the salary IL now
pays. But they are not the type OF
engineers the people demand"
II / am to appoint n man OF skill,
technique and executive ability the
Council must increase the salary the
Office now pays. ] am nominating no
man TO the municipal body in my
message. am merely stating con-
dit!ons and putting II up 10 the Coun-
Gil to say whether the city shall have
an engineer capable Of carrying for
ward the work of the engineering de-
partment or. the hes; man l can get
at the salary now allowed. That Is
the whole story OF the message. in
brief"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
ENROLL PUPILS OCTOBER a.
FOR CITY NIGHT SCHOOLS
Pupils Will lie Listed Mt Binford
Junior, bellevue md SO
EaaI Marnhnll.

Enrolment in all city night schools
viii begin October 4. except ut John
Marshall night school, where stu
dents will register September 81 to
October /. Albert II. Hili, superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, an
nounced yesterday.
Centers for enrolment for white
pupils for vocational classes will be
SOS East Marshall Streets; for Bin
ford Junior High at Bainbrdge
Junior High, and bellevue. Coiored
students will enroll in the following
schools: Armstrong. Baker, George
Mason. Webster. Davis and Dunbar.
The program for the vocational
classes, includes a variety OF subjects
this year. Machine shop practice
drawing and mathematics, sewing.
cooking, dressmak!ng and millinery
are among them. Courses for nurses
are offered in classes at the voca-
iional classes and home nursing at
Armstrong school
Classes in -Anericanization will be
held each afternoon from to 3
o'clock in Jefferson and Elba schools
and each night from 1:30 to $3.50 at
tie vocational and Bellevue schools
y conference on characterization
classes will be held tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock at sos East Mar
shall Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
WOMEN SWELL VOTING
list BY 746 YESTERDAY
Disorder OF Monday Gives Way to
Methodical, Quiet Lines Mt
8. Registrars once.
GRAND TOTAL is NOW 1865
Corps OF Colorcd Lawyers Watched
After the Interest OF Negro
*Votcrs-Prccinct Notices to BE
Posted Today.

There was n repetition yesterday
OF the feminine rush with which the
registrars had to contend Monday.
But II was marked by reversal OF
the radical aspect of the thronG in
evidence throughout the day. At all
times the white voters outnumbered
the colored. After IL o'clock in the
morning there were two white women
in line for every colored woman.
When the doors of the three regis
tration stations were closed at 5
O'Clock in the afternoon the surpris-
ing total OF 746 had been added to
the city's voting list. bringing the
grand total OF the registered woman
vote to S,565.
Record Number Enrolled.
The two women from the Virginia
League OF Woman Voters. Mrs. Frank
j.. Jobson and Mrs Carter W.
record for the day being 1911. and the
latter's 1Ge. AS on the preceding day,
the moving lines Of women were kept
under observation BY leaders OF the
Democratic and each wing OF the
Republican party. The crowds in
the basement and on the fourth floor
or The City Hall were orderly, and
the registration proceeded quietly and
without incident. The confusion that
reigned for hours on the preceding
day was not apparent ut any time.
Giles II. Jackson. w. +. Denny and
j. r. Pollard. colored lawyers. looked
after the interests of the colored
voters. and everything went smoothly
Officials Arc Active.
Secretary John l. Ingram, of the
electoral board: Clyde w. Saunders.
OF the State Democratic Committee.
and John w. Purcell, OF. the City
Democratic Committee. were active
throughout the day. looking after the
facilities for enrolment.
The notices to be posted by regis
trars in thirty-one precincts were re-
cctred from the printers yesterday
afternoon and will be posted today.
The law requires the posting OF these
notices directing attention to the ap-
preach of Registration Day" at
least ten days before the day for
registration. Secretary Ingram an
Hounced that all notices would be
posted today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND
THROWS OPEN ITS DOORS
Discuss Further Expansion-Dr.
r. w. Boatwright Says Enroll
mcnt Will Rcnch Total of 700.

Opening exercises for the first term
of the University OF Richmond. for
merly known as Richmond College.
took place yesterday afternoon III the
Richmond College Auditorium with
DIR. +. w. Boatwright, president OF
the university. presiding. DR.. S. C..
Mitchell. formerly president of Della
ware College and tho University of
South Carolina. made the principal
address.
Addresses by William T. Dabncy.
business manager of the Richmond
W. w. Weeks. pastor of Grace Stree.
dresses by Drs. Loving. Mitchell and
w. l.. Prince. who have returned to
Richmond College after absences OF
several years, were also on the pro-
gram.
The exercises were opened by an
academic procession OF alumni and
teachers. DR.. j. NJ. Pitcher pro-
nIouneed the Invocation. and the Rev:
the passionate of Grove Avenue Bap-
tist Church. pronounced the benedic-
tion.
That the 700 mark in enrolment.
exclusive of the summer school.
would be reached by october 1. was
stated by DR.. Boatwright. Plans for
the enlargement of the university
was discussed. and. hopes for the
building OF dormitory and gym
nasium were extended by DR.. Boat
wright.
wright We're short addresses by Dean
X. l.. Gaines. OF Richmond College;
Dean w. l.. Prince. the new dean of
freshmen; Dean May l.. Keller: Of
Of the = &. Williams Law school,
James NJ. Barnett.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
URGE WOMEN TO LINE UP
FOR NOVEMBER ELECTION
Motor Corps Formed TO Carry Houxe-
wives 10 Observation-Disclosures In
Charge Appointed.

me citizenship committee coin
posed OF women from 4 number OF or
carnations Of Richmond. held meet
lns yesterday afternoon AT 100 North
Fourth Street for the discussion OF
REGISTRATION. Reports from a num-
Der OF different precincts In the cry
were received showing that the wo-
men are actively lining up for the
November election
The women in charge OF the work
are: Miss Marie Leahey. chairman OF
Lee Ward; Mrs. r. G.. Hin. Charms
OF the south side of Madison: Mrs.
Roiand Garrett and Miss Mabel Rob
bins. in charge OF jefferson Ward:
PISS frank t. Jobson. in charge OF
report from the Seventh Ward.
under the direction OF Miss Mrs.
Kosher w. Miller, showed that tia,
seciion OF the town Is trying for a
l0o per cen! registration. \ motor
corp has. been established in High
land Park TO bring the women from
the Eighth Precinct to register.
House wives are urged TO register
early to leave the lunch hours :or
business women. Mrs. Jobson and
Mrs. Carter Wormeley both gave in
structions 10 the voter at the meeting
yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
statesmen OF TWO STATES
IN SESSION AT JEFFERSON
q. w. koiner. COmmixsioncr of ASrl-
culture. Addresses Fertilizer Men
on Relations With Eurmer

Featured by lectures and addresses
from the heads OF educational insti-
stutions of Virginia and North Caro-
INA and an attendance Of more than
zoo statesmen and sales managers, the
third annual short course for ierti-
> Mzer statesmen began At the Jefferson
Hotel yesterday at 10 y. 81.
us The program of the day included
talks by q. w. koiner. Commissioner
or 5AfTiculture for Virginia; DR.: w.
Carolina State College OF Agriculture:
pr. a. w. Drinkard. director OF
tho Virginia Experiment station at
4Biackburg: +. b. Hutchinson. agron-
omist OF the Agricultural Experiment
station Of Virginia, and Dean c. b.
Williams. of the North Carolina State
college.
". Both NJ. Koiner and DR.. Drinkard
told of some OF the things with which
farmers OF this section are con-
tfronted. They pleaded for better
relationship between The business men
Nand the farmers, so that both may
aprosper. Mr.. Koincr paid tribut g
Ito the fertilizer industry because of
ats record of fair dealing in Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
CREDIT MEN WILL HOLD
RALLY ELECTION NIGHT
T. Ii. McAdnmS and j. A. Gawthrop
Address BODY ut business
Mems Club.

Decision was reached by the. Credit
Mems Association Of Richmond last
night in the Business Mems Club to
hold big special meeting election
night. Tuesday. November ., in the
rooms OF the Business Mems Club
Wives OF the credit men will be hos
tesses at dance, 10 be given while
me election returns are coming in.
and as soon as the definite trend to-
ward either Cox or Harding Is as
surcd message Of congratulations,
prepared in advance and addressed to
the next Presidcn: OF the United
states. ;.....:;.. Ohio" will be
o!spai ched TO either Dayton or Ma
-ion. as the case may be.
The Credit Men last night heard ad-
dresses by James ~ Gawthrop, head
Of the Bradstrcet office here and
Thomas II. McAdams. v!cc-presid emit
OF the Merchants National Bank. The
former gave resume of conditions in
the carolinaS in respect to the to-
bacco crop and the marketing prob
lens this fall. while AIR. McAdams
spoke in general on the subject of the
causes for unrst in this country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
Call Meeting of
Aduisoy Council
Wall "Consider Most I'M
portant Projects" for
Several Years.

The advisory council Of 100 Of tho
Richmond Chamber OF Commerce has
been called to meet in the Flemish
room OF the jefferson Hotel tomorrow
night at 1880 o'clock for "considera-
ton OF one OF tho most important
projects that Richmond has had to
handle In several years" The call
was sent out yesterday morning by
!; j. Marcuse, vice-president OF the
In addition to tho advisory council.
the entire directorate of the chamber
mas been urged to attend tho meet
ing to give additional weight to the
matter that will be presented for i'm
mediate attention.
Cards Of acceptance had been re-
ceived last night from a large num-
per OF Counciimen and members OF
the Board OF Aldermen. Officials OF
the chamber last night would not saw
what is the business for which the
meeting is called. 1t was stated that
nothing would be made public until
the time of the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
Many Snenk md =. W.. C. a.

MIS-. EdIth Clarke Cole, eXcccutiye
secretary OF the State Equal Suffrage
League OF Virginia. spoke last night
pices OF the business and Profess
sional Women'S Club of Richmond.
She spoke on characterization"
Ia!hS were made BY Alger Wool
io!k, OF the State Department of
|uOca ZION. on the three amendment s
20 the State Constitution FOR schools
10 be voted on at the November eiec-
Virginia Good Roads Association. who
SPOKE on the proposed good roads
amendment. Branch Johnson, secre-
taFy OF the Civic Association of Rich
inond. discussed the platform of the
Two political parties and the field this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
MANY REAL ESTATE DEALS
SHOW BUSINESS ACTIVITY
Elm Apartment Chnnges Hands for
S35,0ht-LOt ON Fcndn1l Ave-
nue. brings $1,000.

Deeds recorded in the Chancery
Court yesterday show unusual ac-
tirity In realty circles and are heavy
for the fall season. Some of the
larger deals recorded dcring the day
was purchase by J. +. Hastings from
j. c. Anderson and wife, lot on the
east side of FcndaIl Avenue. between
Essex Street and Brookland Park
Bouievard, for $4,000. l.. l.. Long
filed deed conveying TO L. y. Fore,
of Danrille. the property known as
the Hughes Apartments. on Elm
Street, between Floyd Avenue and
Main Street. The price paid was
$4,000. Emmett ". Thomas and
wife have sold to j. 3. Thornton. a
let on Sixth Street. near South Leigh
Street. The amount paid was $1,000.
Motea NJ. Lewis has purchased OF
Louis Wolf and wife "A lot at 52G
Fifth Street. near Socth Leigh Street
The. sum paid wae $500 ]. Jordan
Leake ct ais. Trust. to Janet T.. ,Hon-
man ct al. lot on boulevard and
kensin Ston Avenue for the sum OF
Sl1,S0o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
HOLD INQUEST IN DEATH
OF NEGRO THIS MORNING
Coroner j. vi. Whitfield viii Inyc,ti-
gate Fatal Duel between Two
Coiorcd Men on Monday

Coroner j. NJ. Whitfield will hold
an inquest this morning at 10 O'Clock
into the death Of Charles Hopkins.
co!orcd. OF 22lS East Main Street, who
was shot and killed on East Frank
Twenty-sccond Streets. Monday aft
crnoon. John Drayer, colorcd, is be-
ing held on the charge of killing
Hopkins
1t is said by the police and other
witnesses that the two met on the
street and opened fire on each other.
prayers pistol was found to contain
ones. After Hopkins was arrested
and searched his pistol was found to
contain six shells. five OF them empty
opened fire on him. and that he turned
and fired back. lie also claims that
he was justified in the killing, say
ing that Hopkins sought to break up
his home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT
WILL ORGANIZE SATURDAY
General Stern Orders Omcinln of
~ Units to .Assemble-Will Call
s.-. on Governor DnYin.

stion of the First Virginia Regiment
tof.lnfantry. together with the cleo
stion of officers of this regiment. were
Issued yesterday by Adjutant Cen
crsl 10 Lane Stern. Commissioned
lofficers of the companies OF the sew
5eraI battalions. which are To com
pose the regiment, are ordered 10
assemble in Richmond next Saturday
In the armories designated.
~ The election Of majors of bat
stations will be held at 3 O'Clock; al
6ito'clock the officers will cali on
sGoHernor Wes.morcland Davis 10
pay, their respects TO the comtnan-
stier-in chief; at o'clock they will
dine at the Hotc! Richmond; and nj
$.o'cIock they will reasseinble for
the election OF colonel and lieu
tenant colonel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
DYING MAYOR OF CORK is
DESCRIBED BY ASSOCIATE
Friends of Irish Freedom Told OF
Maryr-Indorxr Foley of
Enmon de Snler.l

Michael J. Doyle. for eight years
business partner of Lord Mayor Mae
Swiney. of Cork, spoke last nigh: a;
6 meeting of Patricl: Henry Branch Of
the headquarters OF the organization,
Arcade Building. MIR. Doyle described
the dying man as the most lovable
and brilliant man intellectually with
whom ne had ever been associated.
His address made n profound impress
sion upon the throng OF sympathlzers
with the Irish cause that OVERLOOKED
the hall
The branch adopted resolutions in
dorsing the policy of Eamon de Valera
in his American campaign. Reso.u-
tons requesting President Wilson NOT
TO interfere with tho Jones shipping
bill were also adopted and tho secrc-
tary was instructed TO forward a copy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
Mrs: Mary T.. Dcttor.

HARLOTTESVILLE VA, Sept.
I.-Mrs: Mary l.. Dettor. aged 50.
wife OF Joseph L. Dettor. OF this city.
than fifteen hours, at local hos
pital Mrs. Dettor was before mar
rage Miss VI. Loula Brown, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. VI. Brown, of this
city. Besides her husband, she is
survived by seven childrcn-Charles
l.: Dcitor. of Long Island City. n. Y:
Norman NJ. Dettor, OF Washington.
-. c.; John ID. Dcttor of the United
States Navy, now stationed at Santi-
ago; Joseph X. and John 4. Dettor,
Mrs. Frank W. Woods and Miss Marg-
arci Dettor, all OF this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Conference Potomac Division,
Red Cross, Chamber OF Commerce
auditorium, 10.
Annual short course for fer
tiiixer statesmen, Jefferson Hotel,
10.
Association OF Methodist Wo-
men. Centenary Church parish
house. 4.
Ancient Order OF Hiherninns,
Division 1, McGill Hall, S.
Citizenship Meeting, parish
house, Brook Hill, S:15.
Catholic wOmcn's Club, S.15.
Red Cross conference, second
session. John Marshall High
School, S;15.
Strand-Buddies,- 2:30. S:c0.
Academy-vnudcvi and pic
lures, 3:30, 3, 9:30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
ELECT HIGH PRIEST
Temple Royal Arch. Chnpter :,
(. 49, Selects Officers for lenr-Re-
s-.sis,-S+ ports Are GrntifyIng

IS Leo Greenbaum was chosen high
priest at meeting OF the Temple
Royal Arch. Chapter 30. YESTERDAY
~ Other officers chosen were: c. w
king; jefferson Wal
lace. scribe; Sam Steiner. treasurer.
William Rhcinheimcr, secretary: p
&c, Meyer, captain OF the host: j. y
Otey. p. s.: Rev. J. ]. Gravitt. r. s.
g.; n. J.: Dombrower. Jack r. Levi,
Veil: Sam Jacobs, steward: W. G
Lynham. tiler. and a. ". Baker
surveyor.
- The above named men were In
f4Idttern. Reports OF several OF the
officers showed the chapter 10 be In
IA ,nourishing condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
Injured Hoy Improves.

Paul Conway. years old. of Fulton
Hin. who is in the Memorial Hospital
suffering from wounds received when
shell he was playing with exploded,
is reported as being much improved
last night. The lad lost three fingers
on one hand and sustained injuries
about the face and neck AS n result
of the accident. His injuries will not
prove fatal, IL is said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
Dies I'm OkInhomo.

Mrs. Julia c. Egbert. of Richmond
died at the home of her son-in-law.
Rev. Richard Oronbcy, Mangum,
Okla. She is survived by one son,
Harry Egbert. OF Texas: two "daugh-
ters. Miss Lille G. Egbcrt, Inter
mont College, Bristol. and Mrs. Paul
Inc Oronbcy. OF Oklahoma. Mrs. EE-
bert was the sister OF Robert j.,
Walter. w. l.. Sydnor and Mrs. u. +.
Gibson. OF this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
POSTPONE Rarc IIc,rin,

The Stat. Corporation Commission
yesterday decided to POSTPONE until
the hearing set for the application
OF the Virginia Railway and Power
Company for permission to increase
freight rates on the Richmond Peters
burg intcrurban line. The question
or schedule changes was also post-
poned until the same time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
Mrs. Snrnh POWELL.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Sept. 81
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah
Powell, wife of Alexander Powell.
this afternoon at 3 o'clock from
ser home on York Street, and
burial was in Cedar Grove Gene
terry. Mrs. Powell had not been en-
joying the best of health for some
months. but the day before her death
appeared to be hettcr than usual.
She was discovered dead by the side
Of her husband when he awoke Sun
day morning. Mrs. Powell was born
in Charles City County in 1858. and
was The daughter OF the late James
NJ. j. Baker. She had resided in
Williamsburg forty-four years. Be
sides her husband, she is survived by
one son. Walter Powell. of Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
Fine Eight Spccdcrs.

Justice John Crutchflcld in Police
Court yesterday brought into the cot :
fers of the State 500. through fining
eight men convicted OF speeding $50
and costs each.
They are: Leon Wilkcrson. NJ Free
man, ]. j. Mcmahon. T.. NJ. Miller, q.
II. Flowers. T.. Lee Roden. ". l.,
Tyler and William Denny. colored ID,
r. Wilson was tined 500 and costs
when convicted OF operating an auto
mobile while under the influence ne
intoXicants: Ills permit was also or
dered Teyoked W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
nraziI ser,icc A.,ured.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2l.-Monthlv
steamship service between New Or.
leans and Brazil was assured today
when the Brazilian government nor.
ned the local agents Of .hc Llovd
line. that tine MaranEuane
Cainpos and Uberaba, passenger.
carrying steamers. had been allotted
to- the New Orleans Brazil trade. The
Lloyd Braziliero is operated under a
government SUBSIDY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22

sui OF SaIIay =. Moore. adminis-
tratrlX Of Howard y. Moore. against
death OF Mr.. Moore, resulting from
injuries received in a factory Of the
defendant company, has been com
PROMISED. The case WAS on trial in
the Law and Equity Court BY
mutual agreement the court ordered
PAYNE nj OF 53.7O0'to the plaintifE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22

HEATIISYILI-E, VA, Sept IL
4 long illness. Besides her husban nd
she is survived by six children, John
y. and Charles ]. Dodson. Mrs. a. w.
McNeai, Mrs. G. II. McNeal. Mrs. Ben
Jones. all OF Fairport, and Mrs. L. Il.
Parker. OF Onancock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
VIII star, Highway work Soon.

state Highway G o M m ssionc =
George l.. Coleman has announced his
intention to start work on the high
way between BlackSburg and Chris
tiansburg with the least possible de-
lay. The road is OF water-bound mac
adam construction. surface trcatcd.
Assistant Commissioner Cooke is now
with the force constructing the road
over the fill through Chippa wamsic
swamp. on the Washington Highway
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
3TIect Delegate. TO ID. A. n. Mi

sgsStonewall Jackson Chapter. United
sDauShters of the Confederacy, has
fS3Scted delegates and alternatcs as
Davision OF the organi-
NATION. which meets in Petersburg
e66xt2 week. Mesdames Newton Nc.
SySeYh,1 ]. S. Hofreckcr, Charles W.
fB61dsns and l.. C. Conrad, delegates.
yM6Adan1ss Thomas B. Pcarman.
sCChafles n. Langhorne. Reuben Bur,
kf6n and Greed Davis. alternates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-22
Mrx. Mnc Wilson.

GKtENEKlEK, VA. Sept. IL
Robert Il. Wilson. Jr., died suddenly
at her home here Sunday morning.
She is survived by her husband. H. il.
She was busy with her household
duties when she was suddenly
stricken and died before medical aid
could reach her. She was n member
or Liberty Christian Church here.
Wilson. Jr. and two children. her
mother. and several brothers and
sisters.