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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-02-20
Yours very truly,
FRED b. SWANSON.

Madison, Wisconsin, Jan. 8. 1920
Mutual Play Co.,
llS2 Broadway,
New York City.
Gcntlcmcn:
Regarding your attraction "Tho
katzcnjammcr Kids" which | plovcd
Monday, Dec. 10Th, 1919, to two cana.
city houses, wish to state, that vour
attraction is far better in EVERYDAY
than any of the cartoon shows NJ tbo
same KIND that we have played. You
mad II very fine production, excellent
Inc OF printing and IL cast of PLAYERS
who could act. sing and dance to Che
satisfaction of the most critical of
our patrons. The Bathing Girl num-
her Is a dandy, and the wardrobe for
the principals as we'll as the chorus
is as good as seen with the $500 at
traction here this season.
Yours very truly,
Signed), Hugh Flannery,
Manager Fuller Opera House.
Terrc llaute, Ind, Jan 81, 1920.
Mutual Play Co.,
llS2 Broadway, New York. N. Y.
Turned thousands away this after
noon five fifty two. Best Cartoon
Musical Comedy by far have ever
played. Next year will pla" morning,
afternoon, and night performance.
Congratulations.
ED. +. GALLIGAN,
Manager Grand Theatr0.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-02-20

Senator 4. o. Crockett was home
Sunday and Monday from Richmond.
Mrs. Crockett has been nursing the
tiu IN the family of relatives ut Pear
isburg for several weeks.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-02-20

Mrs X. w. Shcrmant:nc. of Rnlti-
more, who has been the guest I, + rel
atives here, has returned to her home
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-02-20

FOR Substantially new Deer
ing sewing machine. Bargain. Call mt
this Office for information.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-02-20

M. Cassell and family who have had
the flu at their home in Burke's Gar
den, have all completely recovered,
except Mr.. Casscll, who is suffering
some of the aftcrcffects of the dis
ease.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-02-20

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-02-20

A new line of beautifully tinted
party invitations, Tally Cards, Birth
Announcements, Candle Shades, Bon
Bon Holders and Place Cards at The
Variety Store.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-02-20

Holiness services will be held next
Sunday afternoon at o'clock, in the
upper hall, Railroad Avenue, Rev.
Lykens, Of Bluefield, will preach.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-02-20

Mayor and Mrs. Buchanan have
both been i'll at their home here OF
the flu, but have about recovered. The
latest reported victim of the disease
is Mr.. Richard Kelley, who was tax
en sick yesterday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-02-20

Groceries at bargain prices Fri
day, Saturday and Monday at The
Variety Store. Sugar 10 1-2. Snow
drift 80 cents Id, Salmon 22c, Chill
Sauce 29c, Oranges 40 cents per
dozen. Special candy 25 cents pound
Crisco 40 cts. ID. Pickles 90 cts. doz.
Virginia Dare Wine (no alcohoD 80
cents a bottle, Grapefruit 8 for %
cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
R|CHMONDERS LEAVE FOR
U. D, c. GENERAL SESSION
Flans in Connection With Work
Hero Will Be Discussed at
Ashcvillc Meeting,

Among the Richmondcrs who left
last night to attend tho general con-
rcntion OF the United Daughters OF
inc Ccnfcderacy at Asheville. n. G..
are Mrs. Norman v. Randolph, Miss
Sallio Archer Anderson and Mrs Z.
n. Bicnner. Many important matters
arc coming up for discussion ut this
convention, among which Is the plan
OF work to be undertaken in con-
nection with the endowment for the
library building on the grounds CT
tho Confederate Museum. and the ed
ucational work of the United Daugh-
tcrs or the Confederaoy. About 500
whole and partial scholarships in
various institutions in the south are
in the Sift of the organization. The
bureau OF Vacations and the United
daughters or the Confederacy have
been working in corporation I'm
many points in the placing Of these
scholarships.
here tonight: Mrs. Netherland. MIRO.
Mrs. Newton McVeigh. Mrs. Pauiett.
member OF tho Richmond chapter.
new residing in Maryland, will ac-
company the Richmond party, which
berS, Mrs. Charles II. Hyde and Mrs.
Willie Marshall.
Plans are being perfected for a
Christmas tree TO be given the old
soldiers Of the home by Lee Chap
ter. Mrs. st. George Bryan Is gem
nrai chairman Cor benefit card
largo delegation from Loe Chapter
also will attend the United Daughters
or tho Confederate: convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
BUNDLE DAY. WORKERS
ENLIST HEARTY SUPPORT
Timcs-DiSpatch and Associated
Charities Prepare for Annual
Collection Friday.
REQUEST ALL OLD CLOTHES
Y. W. G. 4. Women Volunteer to
REPAIR Garments So They May
Isc Sold at Reasonable Figure to
All Who Arc Deserving.

While the price of clothing Is again
showing tendency TO return to the
level where, all classes OF working
people VIII find il possible 10 iii their
needs without undue pinchinE OF the
pocketbook, the Associated Charities
sun sees crying need for contsibu-
lions from the closets of many Rich
inond families II the children OF the
less well-to-do and many Of the de-
serving bread carners OF the city are
degree of comfort.
TO this end another Bundle Day"
will be- conducted Friday OF this
prise between the Associated Chart
tiSs ana The Times Dispatch. which
oilers is neet of motor trucks to
houses and pick up the bundles OF old
SioiheS which housewives yearly find
IN IN iheiF wardrobes and turn over to
year embrace u much broader scheme
OF collection and ultimate distrihu-
ton than ever before.
Miss Charlotte Whiting. general
ties who viii be in charge of the re-
crnor Street headquarters. and Mrs
Norman V. Randolph, chairman OF the
committc. which will oversee the re-
pairing OF the clothes and the sale OF
them 10 All deserving applicants. re-
port that their plans are complete
ana noth ing remains but for the poo
L.
hre stations are already beginning to
receive bundles. which must he well
wrapped UP so that the contributions
VIII be easy to sort when received
ana opened for the repair squad TO
handle.
Miss Du Bots. OF the Y. w. C. a..
mas enlisted nearly score OF women
ana girls as volunteers for this work
1t IS estimated that II will take about
one week for the first consignment OF
Sluthes TO pass through tho repair
IbDlnS ana reach tho EllPS n
The third floor Of 22l Governor Street.
Prices VIII not be placed on any gar
ncht hntil IL Is seen how the guam
titles and qualities of the offerings
run. Mrs. Randolph's committee will
OF is duties, II is hoped to make the
:cIihS OF clothes q permanent f.a-
tnrc OF the work OF tho Associated
Charities here. for 1t is said. that
mere any many mothers ut work in
ms ely who are not only unable 10
small children. but are unable to
MAKE IL u the materials were fur
nlshcd. Hence the necessity of a
sewing department. which will he
made over clothes from the contri6u
tons received from the public.
Everything Points to Success.
Indications are that tho 1920 Bun
n!e Day VIII be carried Off on q
larsef scale than any OF It's .predcccs
tion IS heartily indorsinG the project
and giving every aid within it's power
io, rs successful achievement.
LADY clothing is the greatest need
OF the Associated Charities at pres
ent; All arc asked TO remember this
and to take care TO get their CON
tr!eutions 10 the fire station in good
time and we'll wrapped up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
RICHMOND WOMEN WILL
ATTEND BRISTOL SESSION
Leave Tonight for Meeting or Mis-
hiOnary Union. Auxiliary to Bap-
that General Ashocfntiou

a special Pullman car from Rich
rnond to Bristol is being arranged
for tonight for the benefit OF dele
gates attending the annual meeting
of the Womans Missionary Union.
the auxiliary to the Baptist General
Association of Virginia. The car will
leave Broad Street Station at g:45
o'clock over the Norfolk and Western
Railroad, arriving in Bristol tomor-
low. Other delegates will leave here
tomorrow morning on regular trains
The missionary ,mcctinE will omen
Tomorrow and continue through Fri
day.
Mrs. John T.. Vines, OF Roanoi,o.
the president. will preside. and re
Norts OF the years work will be
made by tho corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Julian i. Thomas; Miss Eliza
beth Ei'Sson, Young peoples leader,
and abs. John y. Barker. cduca-
iionai secretary. all of Richmond.
There arc about 1000 societies Of the
Eaptisis in Virginia
Among those who are going from
Richmond are: Mrs Julian T..
Thomas, Mrs. John y. Barker. Miss
Elizabeth Ellyson. Miss Alta Foster.
Mrs. Mary Is. Turpin, Miss sidney
Brooks, Miss Sue ID. Herring, Mrs. ".
y. Mathews, Miss Kathleen Bowaen.
Miss Lillian Williams, Mrs. L. l. Par
rish, Mrs. Paul La Rogue. Mrs. J. r..
Gill. Miss Nan Weeks. Mrs ! {. An.
derson, Mrs Ford. and Others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
MRS. WALTON'S FUNERAL
TO BE HELD AT 3 O'CLOCK
DIR. Len G.. BrouEhton VIII Conduct
Services From Grove Avenue
Baptist Church.

Funeral services for Mrs. Phyllis
Moncure Walton who died AT stuart
Circle Hospital Saturday morning Mt
10 o'clock, after AN illness OF seven
weeks. will be held this afternoon
At o'clock from Grove Avenue ban.
ttst Church, conducted by Rev. Len
=. BrouEhton: d. u. lntcrment will
be In Rivervicw Cemetery
Drs. Andrew Shutter and II. r..
Scott have been selected as honorary
pallhearers. Active pallbearcrs viii
be Edwin Hatch. Rob Walton. Henry
Moore. 5. IL. Hull. Asher Harmon.
Milton Shaw. DR.. .. o. Ashworth
Leonard and Marston Crump ana
Morton Biliups.
Besides her husband. William A.
Walton. OF Roanoke. Mrs. Walton is
survived by her father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen II. Moncurc. 2lI3
Floyd Avenue; two sisters Misses
Lois A. and Christine y. Moncure
and two brothers. William &. and
a. II. Moncure, Jr.
Mrs. Walton was % years old and
graduate of John Marshall High
School. She had been married abou;
i've months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
RAILWAY FINANCE CHIEFS
BEGIN TO ARRIVE IN CITY
Many Mako Reservations Mt Hotels
for Entire Weeks Stay in
81 Richmond.
NEW FEATURES ANNOUNCED
Atlantic Coast Line Will Run Spe.
cial Train to Crater Battle Field
at Petersburg OH Friday for Ben
Gift OF Delegates.

Tho vanguard of tho delegates TO
the fourteenth annual convention Of
the Society of Railway Financial OH
GERS VIII begin TO arrive in Rich
mond today. and by tomorrow a
large part OF tho number who will
be presen; for the convention We'd
probably have arrived. Many hotel
reservations made are FOR the entire
week, and from this source i, ap-
rears that a larger number or dele
gates thnn was at first expected will!
be in Richmond.
Several additional events have been
arranged by d. X. kellogg. treasurer
of the Richmond. Frederick sburg and
i'otomac Railroad. aud also chairman
or the entertainment committee. The
first of these, scheduled for tomor-
row night. in expectation that n
large number of the delegates will
have arrived, is thcater party az
the Academy. The party is schcd-
uied for s o'clock.
Another announcement is that on
the opening day of the convention
son Hotel for the delegates and their
wives. AZ this time a round-tab bio
discussion OF events of interest to
the delegates will be in order. y
.a''i
has also been arranged.
BY courtesy OF the Atlantic Coast
Lane Railroad, II was announced yes
terday. special coach will be at
tached to the train leaving Broad
Street Station at o'clock Friday
afternoon, and all who desire ia visit
the scene of the historic battle OF the
Crater. n Petersburg, will b. given
tho chance TO do so. The round trip
will consume only four hours and
twenty minutes. as the special will he
returned to the Broad Street Station
~ $40 O'clock
Thursday from 10 TO l O'Clock the
kiwanis Club will entertain the dele
gates with 4 Sightseeing trip 10 his
toric points of the city.
Date Of the annual dinner OF the
organization has also been set for
80 o'clock Thursday at the Jeffcr-
son. The party will be addressed by
several distinguished NirEinians
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
November. 8,
URGES Church TO MOLD
WORLD PEACE SENTIMENT
DIR. Bowie Calls for Formulation Of
Public Opinion to Influence In
tcrnationaI Policies.

Rev. ". Russell Bowie. ID. d., pas
tor of st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
preached n sermon last night adj
drcsscd ITO Those Who Believe n,
4 Continuing Loyalty to the Ideal OF
World Peace" which followed in
theme tho main points OF his ser
non ;hc Sunday Eight before slec-
ton. when he discussed the principles
o. the league OF nations as being the
backbone tor Christian Respoaa.bi-
ity Toward World Peace"
Taking hin text las night from tn"
Book Of Revelation. DR.. Bowie called
for all TO unite in an effort TO So
formulate the public opinion of the
Christian world that national admin
atcutions hero and abroad Will be
forced to hear II and conform to II
In their framing OF really construc-
tive policies relating to information
al matters. Iie censured tho selfish
ness OF nations as leading TO the peril
OF tho human race and quoted Con
eral Sir Frederick Maurice, military
critic or Great Britain, who has de-.
scribed IN an English magazine. The
I'iiSrim." what he believed would DC
usterm"st agony OF the peoples o.
inc world should another war anlict
the world In this or the next gen
To the query. why Docs Not God
Put an End to All Wars?" DR.. Bowl
replied: lie will not end II until W..
show tina; il Is our will that il b..
ended: In other words. he can end II
only before IL begins: only If Ills
Spirit can prevail over our will 10
war"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
LEGION APPOINTS 5 MEM
AS ADVISERS ON LIBRARY
Veterans Will Cooperate With
Commission on $2,O00,OO0
State Memorial.

richmond members of the cSecu-
tive committee. American Legion. De-
partmcnt Of Virginia, returned to
Richmond yesterday after attending
II meeting of the committee in Char
lottcsvillc, where, in response to a
request from Governor Westmorcland
Davis; an advisory commission TO the
war Memorial Commission, in charge
OF the construction OF the S2,OOo, OOu
Library in Richmond, was appointed
Although without other official
standing than an advisory one. the
committee appointed Will lie COM
missioncd by tho Governor and will
cooperate with the commission in
making arrangements for the cree
ton of the library.
The cx-scrvice men. who were ap-
poihted by the executive committee
and whose names will be forwarded
10 the Governor with recommended
ton that they be commissioned and
for the personnel of the propos cd
commission, are Robert T. Barton,
Richmond; G.. NJ. Harrison. OF Fred
sricksburg: II. l.. Opie. of Staunton,
anu Branch Johnson. OF Richmond.
Governor Davis requested the lc-
E!on TO appoint the commission when
Richmond some time age, but TIM
matter was deferred until TIE pres
ent time. The election OF a travelling
secretary. Il post provided for by the
convention, was deferred for the pres
ent.
Tho resignation OF Francis Cooke
Of Roanoke, who gave III health as
his reason for rcSiEning, was accent
ed, and Robert Adams. OF Roanoke.
was elected to the executive commit
and Walter \. williams. of Rich
mond, attended the scssion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
IMPORTANT CASES AWAIT
SUPREME COURT ACTION
Long Docket VIII BE Taken Up By
Tribunal When 1t Convcncs
Tomorrow.

Before tho Supreme Court OF Ap
peals or virginia will come tomorrow
the longest docket that has awaited
term OF the court in some time. The
tuii bench will be on hand for thls
ANS session. Tho first case to be
nearu IL tho Marie Marshall tar mar
yer, involving the right OF the state
70 assess the estate and property or
IN. ~! inmates of state institutions, even
Shoush the property in question may
pc located In another State, as ia tho
case in this instance. The city OF
iiliamsburE. well az tho Conn
inenwcalth, will profit highly should
me supreme tribunal rule against
inc defendant, who is nm inmate OF
the Eastern state Hospital
mere is docket Of over 100 cases
exclusive Of those listed for arru-
ment, reports II. Stewart Jones. clerk
OF the court. They cover n wide range,
both civil and criminal. some hav-
inns prohibition as factor. though
the largest number involve tax Is
sues. The city of Richmond L. do
tcndant in one case, watch involves
tho collection of 4 largo sum FOR
damages. The o-caiicd Craddor,,-
Terry case, from Lynchbu-E. will
come up. as will that OF Hall VS.. the
from Lccsburg. The
former Is n tax case. tho latter an
other damage suit. In which a gov
ernment mail truck figured
Many lawyers from all parts 81 tho
state will appear before thc court n.
this term. which promises to be or
the greatest interest from legal
standpoint Of any held in some years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
KlWANlANS TO OBSERVE
ARMlSTiCE ANNIVERSARY
snundcr. viii Al
dress Members ON "One Hum
dred Per Cent Amrriruninm"

ono hundred Per Cent America
ism VIII be the subject OF an adj
dress which viii be delivered this
evening at o'clock Il, the weekly
meeting OF the kiwanis Club at me
Business Mems C!ub by John Y.
Saunders. httorncy-General OF Viz
ginia- The meeting win he the AR
Tnistice Anniversary Meeting" of the
club. Charles T. Norman viii read
extracts from the Constitution Of the
United States.
Wilfred Eldred. associate professor
OF business administration al tho
University OF Virginia, will also
speak. His subject viii be Applied
Economics" He is here ia the inter.
university is establishing Patriotic
songs viii he sung AT tho meeting In
honor of the occasion, and Majo,
George T.. Hoppe. ~ the Third rat
talon, Thirty-eighth Infantry. VIII
give come OF his experiences on the
battlefield5 OF Franco,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
MAKE FINAL PLANS TO SELL
CHRISTMAS SEALS IN CITY
scores az Workers VIII Aid Richmoud
Tuberculosis Association in
Annual CampniEu

me ltichmond Tuberculosis Asso,,;a-
ton for the sale OF Christmas seals
during the period December / to 10.
nc quota OF the city viii b. ap-
prnH.hhtely nine seals to every in
hahitant. ana scores OF workers have
volunteered their services for the
campaign.
More than 200. 900 seals have
pccn prepared by the national as
srciatlon. which. IL placed in a row,
wou!u measure 5000 miles. or this
huhhcr, virginia will he called upon
70 sell l6.O0G.00O. AS the association
mas no other means of supporting
KS campaign against tuberculosis, the
sale Of Christmas seals is offered 10
r.cr ana poor alike who. in that way
contribute to the suppression of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
Today and, I onight
in Richmond

Membership committee Chamber
OF Commerce, RueEcr's Hotel, I.
EnKineers' luncheon, coffee
room, ItIchmond Hotel, 1.
Executive committee, Amcri-
can Legion, at Legion headqunr-
ters, 1,30.
Woman.s Society. Grove Avenue
baptist Church. $3.50.
Address by Mrs. Helen Daven-
port Gibbons, Mt WomnnNs Club, 4.
Address before won,an's Aux
Hilary, Church of Ascenxion. High
land Park. by Mrs. Yohnn, of
Pcrsin, 4.
Kiunnis Club, Business Mems
Club, O.
Ex-nnvaI men meet Mt recruit
ing headqunrters. Allison BuiId-
ing, s.
Council Committee ON Streets, 2.
Council Committee on Finance,
Automobile Dealers Association.
Guvernator'S, 4.
Little Thcater League, Common
wealth Club, S:I5.
Wrestling match, Ketoncn vs..
Gardner. City Auditorium, S:I5.
Strand Theatrr-"Bird OF Paru-
diSc,7 SEQ.
Acndcmy-Motion picture, and
vaudeville. 3:a0, s,45 ind 9:I5,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
To Lecture on Art.

Professor Fiske kimhali, head OF
the Mcintosh School OF Fine Arts at
the University OF Virginia. will be in
sion course in cooperation with the
Virginia League OF Fine Arts and
liaudicrafts. Classes will. be held
Tuesday nights al 1880 o'clock in the
lis East Franklin. Professor Kim
ball. who is the author OF "Thomas
jefferson, the Architect" will have
here Art in tho Colonies and the
Early Republic"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
ARMlSTlCE PARADE
TO REDEDlCATE MEN
TO IDEALS OF 1917

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impossible to secure uniforms for
Spanish War service hats. Men rep
resentinG tho Salvation Army will
also parade in uniform
Colonel John ~. Cutchins lagt night
requested additional bands to VOL
untcer their services for the parade.
There are already large number
OF organizations which have volun-
iecrcd 10 march.
In case OF bad weather tho cele-
eration planned will he held at City
Audi'trium instead OF at Boulevard
Field, as is now planned.
City employees, State employees.
clerks in the employ OF the Retail
Merchants Association and bank en-
pioycs will have holiday, or pnr,
holiday, Thursday. The BOARD OF Al
dermen will concur in the action or
Common Council tomorrow nigh. de-
c'arins November II legal holiday
IN Eichmond. IL is believed
To Play Football Came.
Probably one OF the most interest
Ing features of the day will bo a big
football game between John narsh,II
Athletic Club team and n team from
the United States naval radio station
at Norfolk. The Norfolk team has a
reputation for weight and speed ana
VIII probably give the John Marshall
aggregation more OF fight than has
been the case in the several r.cc,r
contests.
Following is the proclamation @.
me Clearing House Association of
iSichmond. signed by W. l. Angus
'inc' secretary, proclaimIns November
IL legal holiday among the hanks
and banking institutions Of tho city.
Banks and banking institutions.
members Of the Clearing House AZ
aaGpic a.i!, Of hichmcnd and those az
November II. lo20--Armistir. nov~
In view cf the fact that The lion
eStmorcland Davis has. hy prorlo.
nation, made this day Il lGr:a! hoii-
November u will automatically be-
come duc the next business a.; "
|CInetr ~" w.
Regular Units io nc Iferc.
tieal assurances that battai;ons FROM
me regular army. the navy ana the
marine corps VIII be sent here ~.
me government, IL has become almoS;
.rrta'n that the parade. which is 10
feature the celebration. will be 10
nest striking Of any seen on Rjcb-
inond streets since tho return OF this
citys soldiers from the battle fields
OF Europe.
Major Richard r. Beirne. chief
marshal OF the parade, and CAPTAIN
w -. Cardwcll have reported an on.
t!reiT successful visit: TO Washing
ton saturday, wacn thcy obtained a.,
,crvicws with Secretary Of war
Baker. Secretary OF the Navy Dan.
iels. General Crowder. Admiral W,t.
son and General Lcjcunc. Each cy.
pressed the !ivclicst interest in tbc
iians OF tho Richmond post. and lis
representatives are confident that tho
request made fer the service ba,ta'-
ions will be granted
The noted Fortress Monroe hand is
expected to b" one of those 10 pro-
vide music for the parade. while the
regulars from Camp Lee will bring
band, as will the naval bnttaiion
The Moose band OF this city ALREADY
has accepted an invitation TO mar
ticipatc. the Spanish War veterans
will be headed by fc" and drum
| corps. and Il IL probable that several
ether local orga ni2ations likewise
| will take part
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-08
! 900 RAIL ROAD Y. M. C. A.
WORKERS COMING TO CITY
Fifteenth International Conyentio,
VIII Tie Held In Jefferson
Hotel.

More than 900 delegates are ex-
pcCt"d 10 attend the fifteenth inter
national conference OF the Railroad
department OF the Y. VI C. a.. which
W.! be held IN the auditorium OF
me jefferson Hotel from November
- 10 IL Final arrangements for
:hc convention are now being made
by the local branch OF the organl-
zation.
Representatives OF tho Railroad,
y G, \. and the eight organized
mems Eihlc classes will meet in the
!'road street Methodist Church to-
morrow night for tho purpose OF In
S;itUtinS an aggressive campaign In
'hc interest Of tho spiritual life OF
INC men o: the city