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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-16
ATTEMPTS TO
CALL GERMAN
STRIKE F|zzLE
Government Holding lis Own,
Though Fresh Outbreaks Re-
ported in Some Places.

Berlin, Thursday, Jan. 15.-At-
tempts of radical labor leaders to
provoke a general strike today as
protest against the shooting of
members of the mob which stormed
the reichs.ag building on Tuesday
failed completely.
Make Arrests.
Proceedings against leaders OF
the mob which stormed the reich
stag building yesterday have been
begun by the states attorney. Fiji
teen arrests have been made.
Puts 100000 on Boards.
Council surveillance boards, COM
prising a total membership of 600,-
900, workers through Germany,
would be provided for in the in
dustrial councils bill now before
the reichstag. Opposition to this
bill was the ostensible cause of the
rioting on Tuesday afternoon.
Deputy Voegler, national liberal.
who is opposing the bill. declared
in an address today that 10000
miners were demanding places on
these boards and asserted if they
secured the desired posts they
would be precluded from their
usual work. He said this would
result in an annual decrease of
mined coal amounting to 1,500, 900
tons.
Essen. Jan. 16.-Several persons
have been killed and wounded in
disturbances at Duisburg. Steck-
rade and other towns in the indus
trial district, where 10000 miners
are striking. The Dusseldorf re-
gion has been declared under a
strict state of siege.
Troops have interviewed at
Frankfort to enforce orders pro-
fiblting an Independent socialist
demonstration protesting against
the "assassins" of Berlin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-16
ELECTRIC BARGE
TO TRANSFER AT
EAST ST. LOUIS

Washington, Jan. 16.-Directo--
General Hines has ordered the co..
struction of an electric steel barge
to be used in transfer work on the
Mississippi river at East st. Louis.
The barge which will be capable of
transferring an estimated 10000
tons of freight weekly, is expected
to aid in eliminating congestion OF
freight. said to be delaying traffic
at East st. Louis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-16
INDIANA 26TH TO
RATEY SUFFRAGE
HOUSE UNANIMOUS

Indianapolis. Ind, Jan. 16.-The
federal amendment for woman's
suffrage was ratified by both houses
of the Indiana legislature, meeting
in special session here today. In
the senate the vote was 43 to 3,
and in the house 80 to 0.
Indiana is the 26th state to rat
ify the amendment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-16
AMERICA rs ASKED
TO HELP MEXICAN
QUAKE SUFFERERS

Mexico City, Jan. 16.-The Amer
lean Chamber of Commerce OF Mex
leo has directed an appeal to the
American people through The AS
sociated Press, for the immediate
relief of victims of the recent earth
quate and volcanic eruptions in the
states of Vera Cruz and Puebla.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-16
RELIEVE MISS DE
KAY KILLED SELF

Providence, r. l., Jan. 16.-Judge
Thomas 2. Lee of this city, who is
in charge of the countrywide
search for Miss Jeanne Anne de
Kay, missing from Chicago since
Dec. 30, said today that the COM
plete failure of all the apparent
clues that had been investigated
rather strengthened the opinion
that she had committed suicide. The
search. however. had not been aban-
doned, he said.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-16
OPEN RECRUITING
DRIVE FOR ARMY

Rockford. ILL.,. Jan. 16.-Rock-
ford is to fire the opening gun in
q national drive for recruits for
the United States army. A general
committee Of 80 Rockford men and
women was formed today to CO.
operate with the recruiting Of on
GERS. The local campaign opens
next week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-16
jAPS READY TO
Give SHANTUNC
BACK TO CHINA

Toxic, Thursday, Jan. 15.-The
Japanese government, according to
the newspapers today, sent in
structions last evening to Yukichi
Obata, the minister Of China. to
notify the Peking government that
Japan, having succeeded in Ger
many's rights in Shantung on Jan.
10. by virtue of the treaty of peace.
was ready now to negotiste at any
time for their return.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-16
AIRCRAFT SELL?
MILLIONS SPENT
FOR EN- AT CHI

Chicago, Jan. 16.-The greatest
sale OF aircraft for commercial pur-
poses in the history Of American
aviation was made during the frat
western aeronaut;cal show whicn
closed last night. it was made
known today. One thousand and
thirty-eisat planes and one dirigiblo
~ere solds for = total Of 81, ,SA3, ,0o4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-16
HEARS ITALY HAS
GIVEN UP FIUME:

Paris, Jan. 16.-The Temps says
that Italy has waived sovereignty
over Fiume and also waived the
question of evacuation of Sebenico.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-16
The Weather

Mostly cloudy and colder tonight
and Saturday, with the lowest tenn
perature tonight about 10 to Is de-
grees above zero.
Highest yesterday, 9; lowest
last night, 20.
Wind velocity, Z miles per hour.
Precipitation, .04.
II Il. 7pm. "a. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-16
Attacks Break Down

Warsaw, Thursday, Jan. Ia
General attacks by bolshevik forces
against Lettish and Polish positions
east OF the Dvinsk river have
broken down after desperate
struggle in which Lettish forces
played . prominent part, according
to an ohicial statement isened e
general stan headnunxtern
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-16

River stage. SO, 4 fall OF i IN the
last "a hours.
J. n. SHERIER Neteofologast
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-16

Continued on Page Threel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
FINE ARTS LEAGUE TO
VIEW NOTED ETCH|NCS
Much Interest Manifested in Colicc-
ton Presented to University by
John Barton Payne.

Members Of the Virginia League Of
Fine Arts Will meet tonight In the ate
Her nf Misses Nora Houston and .\dclc
Ciark, us i:as, Franklin. TO view the
exhibition OF "tcltinGS collected from
All over The United States for ,hp
Richmond showing OF Tho league.
IN" public VIII have an opportunity
E" 50" this notable collection bcgin-
min" Tuesday and concluding Sunday.
hctw"ou - and b o'clock. saturday
an opportunity will be given Richmond
school children and teachers to study
the exhibition in ;hu REGULAR hours 20
the public.
Much !ut"rrs, il bclug manifested
IN tn" collection presented Tho Uni
N"r~iiS "t Virginia by .Iohn Barton
i'aSnr. Secretary OF the Interior. wui.i,
is tn" ;irsi showing in Virginia Of the
slit. FlrS' ct"hiuGS from Mr.. rayn,'s
nom" AT ElnihurSt. Chicago. !uc!u'ic
twenty six by Whistler. sixteen by
lladcns. tour I:oinbrand,s. ~ Xcrms
severn. OF l.ceros. I.aIapc. I.cprrc. h"-
sides many examples Of Cameron, Pen
nell. HranS wyn. Haig. Mcl.aughlnu and
other Leading NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. art.
lists. thcr" being $50 in all.
EcSides thc intrinsic beauty % tho
collection. IL illustrates IN" I"vriop-
Inent OF etching 10y single "%a,upi"s
from many early masters. such as the
hutci;nru. Van de NrlIc. Van DStadc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
RAIlR0ADER SHOOTS WIFE
WHO REFUSES TO GO HOME
Mrs. &. e.. Gordon Slight! Wounded
After Refusing reconciliation
with Husband.

Enraecd because shc refused TO live
with him. &. G.. Gordon. ngcd So, q.
rai!r"ad conductor, not and slightly
wounded hts wife. Mrs. Sallic Gordon.
about $50 O'Clock. Gordon used q
United states Army model revolver.
and had about fifty rounds OF amn,unt,-
lion ON his person when arrested if.
teen minutes after the shooting by the
police.
Mrs. Gordon was sent 20 tho Mr-
mortal Hospital. Where her condition
VINO lives at a"5 North Thsr,ietn street.
Woodland Heights. was charged with
icionions shooting. with intent TO XIII,
and WAS held at the Third District
polio" station without ball.
Mrs. Gordon, VINO Is ~ years OF aGt.
lct, her hushand not long ago. IL Is
said. and was living al the residence
Lass nigh: Tho womam'S husband
forced his Way ;nto ,hc Hamilton hor"
and irnrulcd shat his wife return
home. She refused 30 DO so. and lie
was unable !" persuade her 10 accom-
i'.GIv him.
t.ord"n IN then said 10 have ordered
his VII. 20 got NJ and as soon a"
revolver from his pocket. Nj. Hanil-
ton. who witnessed the scene. at
tempted 10 prevent any shooting. tni
the police ar" uncertain whether th"
gun was fred durinl: tho sctI!hu or
hcirgc Hamilton threw himself on
Gordon. The bullet caused X flesh
wound in "a" wom;n's left les.
~;e,i;r anI Ohio Rai,way. lie Will h-.
given a hearing ,ris morning be-
fore Jps,!c. Maurice In Police Court.
Part n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
BUSINESS ON CARY STREET
WAS ACTIVE ALL LAST WEEK
iI:asicr Ti,nr and rir Festival Season
rrnir I.iNci. Demand for i'ouI-
try and E..N.

Cary stree; business wl+ actiV.
pi"ttN much all "r last wcci;. tslc =.
ally IA" latter part I;cccip;s 81 coun-
irE ]rrodncc OF AL kinds Ncr" fiirl!
The two w"ci.s preceding Easter
hnL th" Jewish Euliut!s always mud AZ
'ciiNc dcmamd ior poultry eggs amt
some u;h"r articles that are distributed
from cary street. lhj~ season he.
kept tlic prices GA poultry ui AL hinds
been rrIrtic"liS M, ,ow"r prices nay
he loohr for. Ti,.y !l:y uvt come nj.
- once. but tAo downward movement
is likely !" he started this w.ch. Is
Dcciaiiy with eggs.
LOST w".k turkeys were scarce aud
."ctiv. at - 20 Is Tor ~" tr.incrcb
fowls and ~ 10 !. fcg the dressed,
I.arGc chickens wcic IN demand ~ 10
to - and Sprin. chickens at 80 TO ~
Ducks were active 1t 81 10 ia an,l
gees" al "a &" 81. ,];!!I"as SCR" not
;",s spice, Ess< N"r" strong a.
"EsS. for the reasons givcu above.
age - Drcicd 10 Jv over iliS wccE
N"alS were ina , uanG. Inst, is the
heller KIND wcrc. i,uCiC- ia good or
der striking III" top "rice "f - cents
ncr nound. ThC othcr kjrd sold from
- 10 \. accordiuc - s!z. and con
Iition shippers continue 1" s"Ed TO"
many poor and small calves 10 tho
market. Hogs We're H. dcmand q;
g.. =. to /. 10Y live animals. and II TO
~ for the dressed Hides we've .lirlv
Give g" - for, Gre"H: and ~ f"r
.. 10 So.
ENucD: Cabbage IN tn" iajtc, Iay.
Of the wcch. vegetables were scrr,e
.'Id prices still high for the season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
WASHINGTON DIVINE SPEAKS
AT SACRED HEART CATHEDRAL
Very Rev. rrirr Ot~uIIa.Iam Terms
Tradition the t;rratc~t Treasure
Of Church.

speaking IN the l.rut.u cnIrSe of
sermons a. sacred Heart Cathedral,
Yesterday "u "Srriptur, ANA rrahi-
ION. til" Very Icy. rate! tNalir1aIu.
congregation Of 81. raul. Washington.
-. g.. declared that trtdi'iuu MAS tlr
greatest Of .i! treasures ,r tur ,hlrcu
besides tine Hyfrirn ,;uSnrl. Witch ma
been handed down from \p%ostoi.c
times.
|; wa- or,c'' necessary. ho said :n
IN" Iu- 'or the great truths %.
: ripillre II" dc'v, INTO tho in.xhaus-
iihlc treasury Of TRADITION.
tonc.iiiHG Tn exclamation Of tic
ro." winch GA. ,HIr.'i played im tu,
l'iNinr sen ,nr. l;"N. ''IliHghau said:
''fhc at'nprt'y 90 Chy!>t's .'nuvcl,
must 81 ~ ]arpnrcut 10 n! ~ tn, aU-
thority - ,h. ~5Age is apparent. II
vac u'0"l.'h -: Vie commonwealth
,! Virginia wcvc not manifest IN its
ah.". cN,a!t.Nr its legislature and It's
t"n"ts. t.i"s" w"liid ao no c3mnlou-
wealth.. ~ :: church liz of
valuc anipng liz. o.. q; must b apparent
Il" ~ wh" .''tii.I.ia, rs credentials
With inl"ncs- - !~r'y''!: .u.,"
"Th" Victim 80 ,ir Sic.inc.' Will he
Thursday at ;5r o-h,ira.. Good ~,
d.! ~SrFiu"H N. d." .lHn" \lttr y. tn,
0i!r.ii|', "i.! vn i-a>r"r SilIdiy. the
subject VITA ", ltc I;vs.rIcvt.on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
COUNCIL TO ACT QUICKLY
ON s6,123,633 BUDGET
tNprrt Passage OF Measure Just n IL
Comes From Finance
Committee.

The GUY Council VIII meet tomo,-
',M m'sn; a. \ ",,c!ock. at which ,!nc
got a. 1t catnc FROM tho COMMITTEES ON
ttIancc aCi tn" real csta;. ana nor
Scnd' ur"pcrtr tax omd license ordin-
.uc". The midget calls .o, siI2;6s%-
~. S7ii,21a.57 less than provided in ,Me
Mayors tentative budget. which called
'or, $'.Nd7's3$ls; The l.l? budget
IHl'ei for $'.i9i.ot3.22. or Si.a.s2o.37
leg: han this year.
T" increased salaries is due a part
pi i!!c Increase ia Tho budgvt a. 1920
'E"r l"i' TIE pay roll OF the city
A1.""t."rh greater th.n II Was in
go, Tiic d",nan" Tor higher pay IN
AL departments WIS based on the In.
rrn:ascl COS, al %iivin@.
M nance 'ommitt"., mtdc '"Gua.
$500 from tAN amounts requested by
.A'.i dvnartncut OF Operations. ,N,crt
'h' department OF Finance. comrtrul-
.'' 1'ior asked FOR S~l:.l.a.".jv. when,
'yHVu!, WAS allowed. II" Department;
tl.i i'.@"1 80 $3"4.l26. or Sl.l.iUl '..s
ihsn u asked tv-. Tn DoIurtmcu>
I"t S"6S.lSH.3", 81 decrease 81 <li.9...
wanted $1os, sos. %. II wil' nave -
.,InTS;S a!%ns IN sis.,s!,. " -; 90
tN.ti'S asked FOR Sli5%."Ii.?r. It
vii; have TO hc content with sl.UG".-
1870. :: 'ut Of sn",il>. TIL puh,.c
lou's budget was cut from SilS2.-
>3".uor.
Sp""i,I arpropriatioms received tie
S."Hitst gut. ne dccrchs,' neing :r"'n
>iro.Gil.Gi to SJ5.G9A.a5.
The budget and taH and license or
dfn!n!cc came before the Iit, ,'5Un-il
last Thursday n!cht. hut. IL provided
ny law. Il has 10 lay on tile table three
hh:.S before action c'n br taken on TO-.
j. Is expected 10 h', passed tomorrow
tl:ht Just as 1t cam" from "a. I'm
;nce ~tonait;c" ri.rcr day> ch,,
Viii nave 20 c!apse before Il, ctn 49,
acted upon 10y til" Board % .A,i"r-
'Icn. Il l., the Intention Of rs" city
i,,Imncr,tiioD n 30 '' :rI ,I' NH "ii
.. ~ order thar tn" voters "f tine
Guy can cNprcs* their ]trrrova' %
d~lsappr"Nnl OF the measure" ~ the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
M'ILWAINE HEADS CAMPAIGN
TO EXTEND LIBRARY SERVICE
state t.ii'rnrian Made Director Tor
\trEiuin IN thinks ior I,rrybnd."

iicnrN 1! Mcliwniic. state librarian
Iti'S ho'i !!r"int,d Magma state Ill
r"ctor 10" III" "lionil~ t"r r:v,ryuuds "
Increment OF tho Amcrirln L.ihrai.
N"~"Ciit;o9
M!ti rte ac,iv. o|-opcra,inu ii a.
hr:,riJns. library trustees and ft,cnds
Vi ~ttniarc s. Mr.. McIlwainC wll. .ui.-.
~" Hnnr"rt 81 the entire Stt." f"l the"
nc INTO every community.
statistics recently announced Icy ia.
tn:;'d states bureau OF i.Lu"a,.uu
SNOW thai more than 10000. 900 ,cov,,
t'ir"u%h"ui tho country Ito ~, hilc
i''ccsS 70 pubic Ihrur,cS. i:=tablisl,.
ana public libraries cv.rywa-r" VII
II" assisted :" lcye!op vigorous meas
nrcS Tor reaching All classes ia iu.ll.
respective r~"ntnunit!cs and TO mv,,
ttrir fun poSStbiiiticS a4 dr,niS :nr
the promut.on Of sound american cit.
2cnShip.
Other outstanding features If Inc
N;E"rican Library Assuoiatiun's ru..r--
Nd r"sra ar" promotion OF hiv,r4.
N'rNir" for the III nj in tn, new. uu.-
form E:aillc iNpc and library ssrvic,
70 tho United States merchant m,:inr.
I" carry ou, tl,r program. which has
I'll. full iudnrscMon; -; Commissioned
|. i. CLAYTON. ~ thc United. states
itur""n O: Education. = 'HuoNS Tor
l~.v"'yhody' iumL III {. rnr. O0J is bc!u.
obtained withoui resort 1" an intensive
drive.
During The WEI Mr. MclIwaiur served
as state agent ;nr Tic Am"ricau Iibrary
ASSUCiit!un. culic"'iR. books an! fIrd,
Tor TIN" war wu!E. His a~pDotutu.u.
{" tho Statc G~iruct"rsnip ~ Ntr. nlH
comes from duncan i!Urn"i. librarian .!
tirorsia University, ~ \thcu&. Hno IL
serving "s regional director i"r N!r-
sinih. North Carolina. South Caroline.
Georgia ANA Florida.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
WOMEN ADVERTISERS MEET
TODAY TO ORGANIZE CLUE
II",d Ia initiate with Richmond \h-
,rrti>cr> To liz Formed AT
business Mems tluh.

Women erp.nycd IA th" advert siut.
'ny'd viii eSthyr tnls ",t"i""'n a,
DISCUSS win, comruit'., from tlt.
i.irhmoud Association OF ADVERTISE
ira host plan Tor tn" orGnr'Ttiinn 80.
q Woni"us NSsotiatl"n 81 \dv"riis"r'
u \. i:ackirl. VI s. kright and i;oh
ut Savijle arc the pvrAuuuct OF tu
rowu1iltC" which is IL courS, 81 tn
rr=aul.'tjou Of lie new ctul,. IL "
no board % directors II TIA" Nlvc"
Users t',tD last week. h'vaus' al
numerous Applications ny wulu,u 80
membership J." the association
u rs estimated ,.iat iar"" auluh'
ut women are employed in Tho uiIrr
Using icld in I:ichmond ANA wii,n tH
.luh is one" .:,Inuuvd !; * h"rrd' ''
nave % large iu,r h"rsi,lit not i
Women directly .oni'"ulol with rd
NrriisiuE work.. huf women ctup."t,d 10.
%s'line gods G,y, ar, r!i@iblr.
purposes %; ta- advcrt.s'r,' riIh af'
'urln- of !ufcrwa''uu yun"rrnlnG iI'
b,st System Of Hdv,rtlSiuE .,un 81 as
'cactlu. attention i@l,roVgT urwsptl-.
"r o,t"rr kinds "t .ndN'gtisitG. arr som.
For SOME tim" IN" E~iChM"ud ass"
station ot Nivcri.Srrs haas been rpu
s.i"rinc TN, .dvts,Nili'y % forming /.
N"m"','- rlG!h nero. hu, pl,ly .tft,. 4Hr
me original Cluh We're mtd" 80 ju~tiI
lila NJ, -.iGnY. 'u.tterilrizc
N|r|nE IN '~"hjnn'lior MIN ih
being worked GU ny oifi,Iais 20 begin
ih" Organization OF ,ssur!nttous OF adj
v'rtiscys III every city OF h~nportaucc "a
tho state, Nior the Organization e.
l.4nn"d 70 form "a state associations
NdVcr'IScr=,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
R0TARIAMS TO DISCUSS BOYS
HOME PLAN WITH EXPERT
I Tub Members Agree To Spnn>ur E:Iu-
r"tf"h az John .l"hn>"u. Judge
Ticks Irotcgr.

Perfection Of plans Which i,ivr h".u
made hy i'r Ri'!Hmoni ROTARY cub
,"r III" generalization "t q boys npm,
her" Viii be- discussed with /. l.
t;rnwn. cNpcri ou hoy>' work al a
meeting oi iho W,GngiLajlou at tho
Richmond iiUiil Tomorrow a. "cloch.
Mr. Brown arrived Iu Richmond last
rhur*siaH and viii lie i|,r.I ir Charge
Of q survey - the conditions among
thc Youth OF Richmond L. TN. c!ur.
u" viii be I"cacut at ll" Injecting to-
in"!r"". and wNl urobnbly guakc IN
aIdrcSs ON huvs' work tu the TO
t:trians. II" comes hlghl, rcron-
ucndod by the Boys trn Fcd,rAtiou
ul New York.
officials Of the Rotary Cfl.n nav.
also agreed to SPONSOR The education
"f John Johnson. a boy sen; 4" IN.
Toys" Home at C"viu@'on 10y Iud>.
j LOG" Kicks last wees. Nl OF tn.
iuniS which Viii b. ucccsS:,y tr XIV.
him Tia" best nance possible wi.' Lc
furnished 10y the club. Sorc u,lu!lt
pIans on tn" boys w.ork ,..u""lMl
which lbs been laid out hy I'll. Rotary
Arc expected :" develop ;i t!,,
mcciimG 81 the organization 'ouaot-
row.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
Fish Traps Sound
Call to Anglers

FISH are running in the James.

ESi ere iN'Nhlle IN Inc James.
In response 10 that mysterious sic.
nal wiii"it peoples the waters aud
brings JoN'tu the nrtrt al every angler
al about IN" same tina" each Year. th"y
tIa"y their appearance Yesterday and
furnished owners al traps with the
tirs; catch Of The season. Ilun,lvcdS
from Mayo bridge watched Tho iunuN
r~aptiN"S.
Eager disciples of good old Ixaali
Walton S.nscd tn" finrN presence carry
Ini FASTENED q" Tho ,iN..r sank 10 bas<
~ the riiys Of tn" spring -t.,Ic sun and
watch with Any iut.rcS, tn. holhiur
cork. Ola haiitucs "i southern and
May" lsi:tn'!S ana dtltvr points "i van.
t.tGc sought their favored Moons ,u,l
spout tho entire day in iuriu- the
festive ucr"h "r succr,"nl cat from the
sp"vhl nC depths.
II %; traps Were. gladd.ucn az
IN" sight OF many herring. OF al sizes
AMI Sitn"s. bur ahi wearing III. sam.
y'u"r1 expression OF cnagrin III be-
inS placed h"rS' lie combat u, ,hi. c.r.%
stag, OF thc .arn", pied on tn" slated
wit:rIo"S. .NnJ careless fish purSuinu
.ts ~'l'"dlcss wa% down In" stream must
.tcviiablN land "m one vi these many
"bSiructionS. placed az strategic points
tN "unllins hands. so the tram are
closely w;tch"d 10y tn" fraternity II;
season. as the first call 80 rod
and rect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

Snyder. Potter and others. On the
basis OF several estimates the CollcG-
Is valued at more than 100000.
In addition to these fine ctchings a
Naluahi" group hy IIahly Fit;un lIlig.
W hicl, belongs [" 4. y. Thurman has
been loaned Tia" = inia League Of
Fine Arts ior the exhibition.
:. small Ilcuuc owned by Airs. John
bunn. and which formerly belonged TO
Isaac d'lSracii. the father Of Lord
I;ruconSi;cid Is especially notable.
Mrs. benjamin Nalcutin" has sent u
valuable portrait OF Rembrandt. etched
ny himself. and th"r" Will bC about 500
other prints exhibited.
Mr. 'ri,rmaiis ctchinGs by llaie in
ciudr several Of til. cathedral in To
lrlu. which has been - infinitely de-
*cribcd hy Ibauoz in his book, Til"
Cathedral
The collection also include loa trom
Oliver j. Sands. II. VI. Smith. Archer
Jones, John Wright Miner. Miss Julia
Siily and othcrs. kennedy ~ Co.. Of
New York. have sent down about Sixty
,tChinES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
SUFFERERS COME DISTANCE
TO HAVE DEFECTS CURED
ituilin. y. g.. sends Anlirtrd Ia Rich
Inond To Receive Tr~ratuneni-Or-
GaniEt O~ut-Of-'INM IIa>s.

Sta'nmc"crS tr"m as f.r eve, :s
i;uiln. y. -. az. sta. IuS ia i":ichut,ld
attending classes being 'nugA; hy -,
II. i.Mnis. suffering u Stau.1t. ~A.
yNi'ert from Los tuSo."s. cmpi",,d g.,
III" school Board for tn" hcmvrt al
system VII" laN" tiis G;ih.ti,y In
Sp'uk.aG
-: mln.re.s arc nero from Was ny
ION. y -. III" Vista. Coluvthi,. liG,u-
tn>s. Glen .\l.ca. D!ilwln. West ruln,
IN As!.:uM I!"y,!ton ANA o'a,,
points ~ the STAT,
Nb"ut 80 a'liii,cu from The pl,..,
Srloo. -! s;!cEm"ud ARC attending !.ir
i.nn classes, beside. thos,. from uli
90. ~ aud - many private lr.pl :
- nc can a~CcomUmodat" oEtsid. - tuV
iH"' classes which IN" teaches dali, u
the iu:lio schools.
n hss not vi been decided 10y tic
Synrol BOARD whether the expert Nil
3t rviatu"d &" t"tch u class OF co.urcL
siAiuin"'":# @! which there are about
s,N.N'I 'Nv Ia the CpfClcl schools
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Rev. T.. \. Mullins. d.. d.. speaks
on "~snN"nnr"ia" ~ First ifapti.,
Church. ~.
baptist Minister'S conference
bu>inc>s Mems Club. i.:i5.
Nomcn'S tssocinti,n uf
N",rrtt>cr> at business Meas CImh
Circle. Kiug.> D%nurht~r>,
hi --HH East broad street az :;:::u.
'J~"nrnali>ts' Day" ~ Woman.
Cub ~ {.
\tihnti" Life Insurance club ~
t'">i"c>> Mems club 81 g..
Ni''hni> club. ''indic>' night al
'"n"trs Club "f Virginia ~ =.
'~"ntrnns ID. Richmond Light tn
lhhtr! Hiur>. at RlucA' krn,nry ~
>:t5.
iifth t"nipan.. First pru,i.ion,I
'.'' 'nd "hipan! \. 81
''r"H> ~trn"rs at $50.
L,rir--!:::u. .:iI, >:::u.
Ntrand-Dark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
SCHOOL HEADS TO MEET
Division Supe rintrnd-nt> of ttirhu,"md
District tO Attend Conference
Here IodaN.

division superintendent IN til. l:ch-
inond group viii attend = confcrr:ir"
with Harris tIJrt. stat" superintendent
III i'upii, instruction. this Afternoon
IN tn" Offices OF the state Department
OF Education. .\bou; ,hirty ar. expect
81 10 J." present.
On" oi The purposes Of the meeting
L. 10 take up plans tor tho school cen
SuS which viii START simultaneously al
through tn" Stat" on NFTil -. SIpcr-
inl.nd"nt Hart desires III" Strtctcs'
uniformity in ;hc taking OF the cons =
and Will hold similar Iroup ricctinE:
in utnrr sections vi The state. Tia,
census - taken every live ycLgs AND
Is the basis upon which the ar:,ot.jon-
inert OF Stnio school fMiIlf is nILNc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
ACADEMY TO BE OPENED
Expect I" Complete work of Rebuild
ing Rcnr Wall Within
TNc0ty DAYS.

~i..o2cninr Of tho academy ~ Music
VII. h" within th. next month. il was
a~nnplnc'd yesterday. since The wori;
81 rebuilding thc rear wall will ht
st;tT'"t! tomorrow. ana viii Dc com
l!"ic'! IN about twenty days.
productions booked Tor Richmond
axe nov p!ayins ~ tile strand. aun
ul''H the COMPLETION OF the WORK VIII
h' removed iEincdjctrly 20 the Mead.
''HN. coincidcnt witit this change tile
'"'"Miai Thcatc. Will he closed while
TIC nc" rhcat'r is. being bui!,. Mo-
ton pictures VIII he offered at the
strand NATL tie u"w coionial j. ready
i"r "~crip"ncN. which is expected 10 hc
~ tbr early fall.