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sArs III FIRST AND SAYS IN LAST

Carrie G. Harrel. 3lS Nicholson St,
Norfolk. Va. writes: "I'll tell any
body that Foisy's Honey and Tar Is all
right. II did me all the good. said
ii first and IN say-it last" Thoasands
OF bottles of this reliable remedy we've
boagh. last weeh ~ careful mothers
. as to be prepared 10 check coughs,
colds and Group at the beginning. II
acts almost Instantly cats phlegm.
sootles raw. irritased membranes,
stops tiekling in lhroat.--lAdv.l
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CHAPTER III.
iissl 'Fh, Near0 Meeting naues.

T.4 ,i.e lpx tsssst4 Fdnptil .uai
i1s m
-t,.ts lsts ree Whe1 had m ,csfa5
s,rsa dad alT, mali legs TO-
f53 W for ai onqs
,i 4.n,bs p lg ndI A Moii
,Annf 3El 81: " az b - eiSa' i
4F ia. a. aFsls ,4y
d. 81 ~. ad ~
f,s,. a45 a. .a r,
tep ernsrer aan m.t5,.. ai.a
>..:sr4. 4s II. as, ssl;1s., wg.se,
a,.,r ,tj,., l.,. \ tr w,s ii l4tt.f b}.,sF
&, ~ lse.i hf.e 81 " n 80 u
49,, Y.sr as xge y,.3. Iey6sr
IA. t4,,rf Y, ,a .bir, s,.., ,i. 3l.,.
.e,.l. d.afo.et En- t. Il
,,-;,arh ana l,ins4s.~v mn trees #
no wood. the beet hazle- Yut bnshes i
where III BEST wild s1rawherries grea
III anring me heat hlack nerries and
hucklaherriee in sum.ser ind the s
u,uscadinss OF the reek bottom ii
autumn: also we're mo I.irds fieste1
and fhA sat,irrla mad fhet.. holes. and
whavo spare .ho hest plaees far eai,lGi
ana .nattadge. trans md. generali5- !,
: hole world Of wood md small anlrnaI
lore that ts i sealed hook to the un.
fortunate child denizen OF cities
One OF nv areatst delights Was &c
Ia llqtexl On fha saex Of corn behiu4
old l1ncIe f1fck On kis stardy uttl
por,y 20 cephaIns.., and ride through
the woods OF the hog-rane with hian
liaten na1sS. tsE Hrs da@sieal cries. WOO.
oou woo-oo-es. Waeahoo-oo.ee
ana 4, sen the trotters come souealins
and running frogn all directions, Of al
,Nizes and ag14 from the stately OH
teg,nrs ra,xia. 10 the suallest auexliue
81 the drove Then they would pac
IN dense mass aboui the pony. Wit
ears uDiutsd ana anou.s an. and begi
! -,erfec: ~ !, ,demon,u,n Of roueaIs
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ST. JOHNS FACULTY
FILES REPORT ON
1HAzING INQUIRY
.cen,lnaea From rage y

states Attorney Munroc today. when
he r.est.on 81 the iliiy o.
eau,nr snecial ses ION OF the
County grand iury was TO te eonssd
er i The cirr Instances OF haztng
aond sons r-anfed sch ac' o.
This conference. however. has beet
delayed until tomorrow Judge Moss
and air Afnnroe will then 80 over
he testimony given tefoTe tae fac
.,,tw ( aeta'I sIsonlA the ggand ifs-
Sos q called Ghfes fsare fl'iSFn
iI Thomas w0uld re the convenins
authority. as Judge Moss oy vifsao
his membership ON the Board Of
isitors. would be disqualified 70 ase
in that role.
tisfe ii ytffE titt Itt.sis rss
e. F8t9hugh said. Is the chief fac
tor 10 feeling among students aaat
here is no strong gaidfng spirit
among the faculty, the military g0s-
ernment or tho heard Of governors
me naeats NY IooN foT con-
and leadership
Ftlaugh declared that 4 n1oatfl gso.
efore the strike which feee@sIy
disrupted the student body, when Eli
except score OF students went hfae
petition. signed unanimuusiy - At
students, was directsd to the board oa
governors asking that Lieut ~f'oloAei
Leasure be relievea OF his post Fail
- -. I, kSa.1~.1 ~ a,a1 .arn ahn saaftefrss4
he said. was the main caase Of the
strike
That there rs soma. basis for the
charges of The students was admitted
last night by Or. Jehn D Rippere, act
ng president. UP Rippefe said that
ae had heard reports" that the stud
snts have grievances against Lieut. :
Colonel Leasure. He admitted that
the commandment is considered TO
haye certain characteristics objection
abIe TO the students
we are not satisfied with tiac rule
of the cUlninanAant aRd have been us1-
able to get action on the SuJ5ecr f9dan
ths board OF governors. alihoa51 We
sent them unanimous petition o
month ago. Cadet Fitzhags said.
There IS general feeling that the
college III being allowed to go from
bad to worse because OF the lack OF q
strong leaaer among osaF sureFsors
who will command eur resDsqe The
eommanaant II noe such personal
The members OF the board OF COVER
aors have held the positions for long
inc. ard we feel that they arc not as
,ctive as they might pc. This Is cvi-
aenced by the delay in action on 5af
aarafRsf :,
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Holding Cake Sale

Mrs. Walton Childs' Sunday echool
clsss is holding q cake and candy sale
OF delicious homemade cakes and
candies this afternoon antil 4 o'clock
at the electrical supplies store OF Wal
ton Chllds. f79 Conduit street
lie fund for which the sale is being
hc Centenary, and generous
8 5,csfei
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Except ae srahtsli ~ sl-tl
stories thee as only one otilef l.lat-
teg in which auy attempt was cvyr
niaae 10 eGrtail ny youthful lihef'y,
SO long as kept oai Of sight his
VAS positive instructions IL l'.th
Martha and Nolly that snoald asyer
.ka allowed ta - - NJ rtgY
NJ l.,. ISL Gr,-ls IL rAsfst
hllsosu iliase 81 81 itit
sfreh II IT,. MbAh s alai
es m legra lsafsa es,
na. oGi s{ nlf
md psrs. ia
II iast Il Isi Mal's 81 pro ,isins
iae most rofound secre : 70 run The
irisk aud t'se me viii .,er ono fer
s.n wscG So sreat rter et'7a &
as he1s : faaf ai d
lid sAe 81, 'tV.an
ja- ey. aar ~ N,t a
ki "a r, i; alliqa ya q
e'a flas nelr il'
Il, hat losis A
!
81. charea was ar h1
t .a .em Ni;a snall +,
anf ~ 1. Aaa h II, e
NJ fran lfe hsr
ls.n.ty Gt5d il
srass !. ~ 4 ierrt 4
II ~ -tr ti, alss i
| ,g, iNtiaF could
ii III so! aasS 81,
nd s*itlHn Y ltlu. l, @ :
esft fh sea
sns,tas i hte
,i4, e Was insi!
Il large ari STIR. nerti4a
80 aipels ss:.g.ng. i4sylRg AMI saoui-
iiag was done before the preacher de-
rcred his text ANA bega the sermon
Some of the words of ont Of this hy;nna
I remainder yet and ren emher think
Ing ttss singing vefg heautifut as hasta
50 doubt II Tas. the race havIng such
natural aptitude for melody The
words of the hymn ran as follows
An den bfsr DanJ er prAyin
Sum two or free times er dar.
| Cora Aiee Aat frenzy windor
Fer ter hear no Danl pray.
| Way down in Canaan ohillen,
Way down In Canaan.
4 way down In Canaan chilien,
Whoa my f.or'"
Brer David he's or shoutln'
An er singin' w de praises Nv de
Lord,
Cord sed shut up dar you angels
Dat David must be heard
Way down &C. &C.
| isrcr 'r.ijah he's er preachin
.,sAA 'er sortin Nv de sinners fer ter
pray
TIL Cord soEa down Is mnIes an
bis wacov.
4 IN fose' l,rer 'I.'ia', sway
W. lp95l a. &c
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tsaless Wien saugf. 4 II q, gho

teGegs wren eaught u IN ac' gho
stories a5ala f@ass S-ss 81 s..e
when Negso aonlen II a3te caslaren
sVeTe5s il ssg tiser atsss tla
prafh
sesrAsyr ,ea1eh psus,l
ey Il Bf4e In, seaileIp =
-JT fisst, atltsEirf at I
~ 4fss ~ Fese ~ dsiisv IN
Il s6 tie 94scif fssii. in the b.e
J yus INV sss safels tussseA II st
VI hes i'fa slIle san ,eea;
i.SAeti pas affs Ill. 1tf
~ii4n ! hssrd II fuN Ra, az ea
lis .,h, reeen ~ sr N1ieeY tIa' y
afys sesri s3 yFsrfd ita Slr isfi
a4eus, rpcd me = isf IA IS.
fIs ffGga - 'sj Il
slos Il. y4 feme ui III
sif9 for III RyelDns
fsrAfn Il Rhifr af9ir3we 1sl.l I
ID on 81 telI AID. ci 'dled Ut III
a'afnmy's lsb, ar sitting Isle the
corner, en- for r rs the MO &!
blcod- -curdllng. haif-r siS.ng stories OF
spooks and 'ghOsea'' ever heard. AZ
ter q time ths tcnsi1n In the room
wolId become such that its occupant.
scarcsly dared breathe. and the crack
ling oS stick in the fiFe, or the creak-
Ing OF a distant door, would cause
thc.n All 10 iurnp nearly out Of their
skins, whiio their imaginations would
mako them see ghos.s peeking from
all the dark corners. ana from behins
doors. tables and chairs. And when i:
came time to so. Maaimy's visitors
would always leave III body. casting
fearful glances around, and ntieriHg
little suppressed screams OF fright In
! the darkness outside. at the sight OF
amy shadows or belated goose or other
fowl that had wadGled into the yard
1t Is difficult to account for the hor-
r1hle fascination such stories have for
all children, including the fall grown
ones. for the slayes we're little else
We would sit there In after terror. oar
flesh creeping. our hair vainly at
tempting TO stand on END. and aimos
frightened out Of our liss. as each ot
the gossiDs would come out with Il
s. ory more terrifying than it's prefe
es or and vet nothing would LAY
[ te IS 6 r,rnse E assd RI
il iesItl say
s renarAd i,etQF III rs laey
4 III ftff1a H.Ss.i ~, n.ss ,ttt.3. >t,,sY I!
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WIN speak 90
hhNuhaFA slFammAr Bill.

Mrs. Robert Moss. one Of the Board
OF Directors OF the Young Wonan's
Christian Association. has been invited
TO speak on Monday at the ~" on the
Shepherd Towner DILL, In which We
mems organizations are especially In
terested for the protection of mothers
and infants. Several Annapolis w6-
men will go TO Washington in the In
terest of this bill. appearing before the
committee at hearing on Monday
Mrs. Charles b Abbott visited
friends in Washington yesterday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-11
We4t.In,l GnrstS
~ IL, TawlerS

Mafg.f1. Of New York. il
s. cousins, Assistant profcs-
Nf clarence Vernon Fow-
le k4l academy
ii siarEare' Sutherland OF Hart
m ta Viii also be their guest
t9s a37kstnd
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lle>itN ST Tea
50 ShiifS Inn

- fli,s Mccormick was hostess
,ca on Thursday afternoon
SEtps Inn ~ which the guest
Was Mass Marion nu Val who
rsiy leave ~ spend the winter
pacile Coast The guests in
mediate personal friends OF
ant! friends Of Miss Du
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.GttEe 49, .9t n b0s lhOse
are III yha; have remained in my
memory
This MAS the las: tAmn u ths sery-
ice and on i:s corple;ioi e preach
er rose and after Sieor ,a n pning
his shiny face With rcel aa@aanna.
,aliowir fua de
rr ru 4
sssr
do "a, M et
ana Adam didn't an - .rtrr While.
Aaara say. Ay l4or' q n r ri
say. Who dun eat i ~ Aple.
adame nm Adam ne % dr. no.
.,lr sy
Hhoa e an fe .n'f anser
neu q -.
SIC I.ls .t'n 81
Who
dun en- dat vig. an
t,a ,ta@ rs.
KS 4,n -
tet ~
.N.pg'"
aa ll:~ ~ Yf.n edsa
ayii, n en-
ii III ked-
$50 aey
ass, nf bs, he
49, as.s4ay o un aul's
e.le t.i only
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lslng

Grove t $. Marine Corps
ently returned from the
visiting friends here. Lieut..
agagenuent 10 Miss Elizabeth
tighter et Mr. and Mrs Neyet:
been recently snnouncea,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-11

Ell. heard testimony nd received q
.atemefit answering tho charges o..
he Students from Lieut. Colonel Lea
sure The charges. testimony and re-
ny II Lieut-Coionel Loasure were
forwarded to the War Department, II
10 said. Members of the board also
confirmed the report that Lieut..
Colonel Leasure was assigned to duty
at the oellege over the protest of the
college governors.
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se8liil 'id
ta,ei Nayk

ihf motion pictures last
Nary's Hall the sodaiity
irel If Mary sold delicious
iIe indy Of all kinds. and a
vas realized The Sodality
s grea; zeal and deserve
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z|HLMAN URGED FOR
CABINET PORTFOLIO

i's'i -, .Ae n,'.ls = =, ,ta,.,.,. ,',..,,,,
st'4N = ''.'''s - :, ~
2 contender =. tne 'e''n :
F d 8 'an ni.1lse i III,
81 ss 80 a' .iss9 'a's ''4s''
'ias
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Faiib's [ aid sale
Eieat success

''Ieai success
Opening her home with genuine
hosp tality for which
~, e4isi.c, Miss Lucy Holla-
u the latch string % hang
on the outside Of her Charles street
residence yesterday afternoon during
re crowded all even
Il the many beautiful and USE
riales for Christmas found ready
ie Everything was moderately
ced In short time the delicious
End CANDY ser
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o'clock
In the dining room Miss Elae 81
,cketf poured hot chocolate a'A!
fiss Eliza Mccormick tea Wafer
4 small cakes we're also served
tier ladies assisting were Mrs Ed
RI Johnson Mrs Samuel Brooke
rs Oliver smith Mrs Frantz, Mrs
'harles Cray. Mrs Faubie, Mrs Wythc
Munford. Mrs, Nsyett Stecls. Miss Bell
Andersen. Miss Holiday. Miss Habef.
sham and Miss Duvall
Mise Miriam Strange. who has been
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iAI. ANNAPOLIS
fNnA AsaorI aAGs
aAIng Christmas
sfHA AaaorT 3A3E

-
aAfHk - '"''
8
sh'i,e ~" ,.an
~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-11

Miss Miriam Strange. who has been
quite sick. is able 10 be out again.
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he new high lnii1tary .eri

he new hlgh lHlI3iaTs aITl5'
the college. he said, the insfiet 4sil
Gil spfhcient nNinhcr of Noan4
"a ..I'a .l4laafS trs:lEss als4i y
ar to comprise more than oae- aalf as
4 ;afal e-,solAncu. Afsny 81 .'1sst
80 EfHve asYla9: q f Il sa}s
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H Beeciscd krohi
1870 star ! egLan

t seen received here from
Star t.esian Maryland Di-
baltimore CHAPTER 10 meet
ni president Mrs Mona A.
f3e h,lYeiere Baltimore, on
at'ae- IL. n; a reception
4 M
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-11

NE L. Clemson Is at
M end Mrs Clemson
s Apel III st, Mary 3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-12-11

Some doubta are a. dangerous ana
passionate "a tho very nobIeet com
AItions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-07
FERGUSON TO SPEAK TODAY
AT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
President or Newport News Ship
building aud Dry Dock Conn
pnny in Eichmund.

Homer l.. Ferguson, president of
the Newport Ncws Shipbuilding and
Dry Dock Company. VIII make an
address at noon today in the audi
forum Of the Richmond Chamber OF
Commerce on questions concerning
the United states Chamber OF Com
mcrcc. y luncheon Will Ice given in
his honor At the Wcstmorcland Club
following the address.
Those III charge OF arrangement
for the luncheon are Oliver !. Sands,
Thomas Il. M,Adams. I. j. MarcuSc.
than. William Z. Reed. Edwin &.
Laird and l.R. y. Ilobson.
MIR Ferguson is II past president:
United states aud is now "A director
in that organization. He has spoken
here several times and is we'll known
in Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-07
BAKER is AGAIN HEAD OF
TUBERCULOSIS WORKERS
State Association Selects Officers fer
Year md Inrrcases Personnel
a

Captain W. w Baker. of Chester
field. was reelected president OF the
Virginia TubcrculcsiS Association at
a meeting last night in the Jefferson
Hotel. Other officers selected are: y.
+. Thomas, of l.ynchburE. trsi vice
president; Il. Tate Irvine. Big Stone
Gap. second president: George
W. call. Richmond. treasurer: DR.. Roy
II. Flanagan. OF Richmond. score
tary.
Among the members OF the board
OF directors chosen. following the
adoption OF the constitution providing
for AN increase in the number of the
board arc: DIR. Charles r. Grady. OF
Norfolk; DR.. w. T.. Drewry. OF Peters
burg: DR.. L. G. Levy. ot Richmond;
Or. Enn!on G. Williams. of Richmond:
Miss Annie Minor. OF Richmond: Or.
liam and Mary college: DIR. T.. y.
Alderman. dresden; OF University of
Virginia: Eichard Evelyn BYRD, Win
chester; Bishop b. j. o'Conne!l. Rich
mond; Il. Walton Moore. Fairfax;
Hugh :Siproul, S;iaun;on; $. II. Me
Daniel, Richmond: Dr. Joseph EgSlcs-
ton. president Of ilampden- Sid
ncy; Dr. ]. T. Mcconnell. Radford;
Miss Margaret GraySon. Front Royaii;
Mrs. Fairfax Harrison. The Plains;
Mrs ", II. Howe. HAMPTON: Miss
TuEGlc. Aahvillr; Miss Jean McAllis-
Ter. Warm Springs: Mrs. j.. II. Sweet.
WayneShoro. c. l.. Jones CoVington:
Senator q. Walter Mapp. Accomac:
Mrs. I. W. Robinson. Alexander; Rev.
stuart Gibson. Manassas: Frank Hall,
West Point, and many state health
officers. y number Of the hoard Of
directors We're appointed 10 be in
charge OF tn" sale OF Red Cross seals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-07
AMERICAN LEGION MAKES
READY FOR NOVEMBER II
Celebration Planned Armistire Day.
Arrange B"xin. and WrcsIlinE
for Meetings.

Richmond rost. Amr!can Legion
viii probably stage "a parade and
mass-mcei!nG on November II. as a
part or III: celebration OF the second
anniversary Of the signing of the
aEmisticc. plans for which arc now
being formulated by the service mon
OF The city. This announcement was
made yesterday after meetings OF the
executive committee and the Amcri-
can Legion Post.
Further II has been decided that
meetings OF the Legion hereafter
WI VII be featured hy Athletic events.
ON october is s!X-round boxing
bout will be tho attraction ana boy.
ing and wrestling events Will be
regular entries on the program.
Weii-known boxers and wres,lcrs
VIII b" booked for the meetings. ana
admission will be by Legion membo--
snip card only, although Lcgionairrcs
VIII be allowed TO bring with them
men. W.
Presentation OF victory medals Will
probably be the big feature this ynar
OF the Arm!sticc Day celebration AMI
INC Legion discussed the Ieasabiiiiv
or holding II mass-mcc,in. a, CITY An.
ultorinm for the purpose OF awardInr
the medals. "'''"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-07
GOVERNOR To SPEAK At
RALLY OF |. 0. OF. HERE
Big Parade for Grand Master of
$4,000 Virginia Odd Fellows
rI,,r1nx.

Headed by the Cadet Band OF John
Marshali High school. the Odd Eel.
lows OF Richmond. Petersburg and
Beverly. Grand Master. who is to ar
rive today from Rocky Mount. with
parade ut 1880 o'clock tonight.
Thomas Il. Morton Will be grand
=. The marching column will form at
Tenth and Broad Streets and march
up Broad 10 Monroe thence to Grace
and thence 10 the odd Fellows Hail.
Foushec ard Grace streets The
parade will be followed by a meeting
in the hall. at which the principal
Speakers will be Governor Westnorc-
orly. The Grand Master will be en-
tcrtaincd at lunch at the Old Colony
Club today at o'clock.
The four branches OF tho order
tive officers as follows:
w. h. beverly. Rocky Mount. Va. grand
master. Grand, Lodge OF Virginia.: Mrs
ba%an s1c@Gy of a%ss rFS'' 1:osarl ns.
ST%nd na'rnIsh rnnH EnnssmpmSns Of
Miir!tni. t''" '''''''' N'''a'e"S
Other, promincn, members of ,hc order
occupy seats on Inc stage a, the meet,
J"hn AZ r. Snnl" rs Dr. : trnsSrS Ja
n ,I,i DEBUT grand t master; R.y John /:
Wiley Davis: Hichmond. grand secretary;
Nal y rsrFuT5"n; kifnmonn fE Fran.
crichsbura;. grand chaplain: :. W. Graves
Hlchmcni. grand herald: MISUNDERSTANDING
{. y. Morris lI"lanI u. Chase. ' Gcnsgai
/: u Drow. sr.ind senior war.icn: John
N Lancaster, grand marshal; X. l.. Sa-
p"ra,ion, ThS raraie viii be rcview"d
fdrsa mS saI e ss / 8 g. r. sv 'fa sf
nor and grand lodge officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-07
INSURANCE LAW PUZZLES
Representative OF Underwriters In
hoid Conference and Ash
for .lntcrpTctutiou

representatives. o: the Southeast
efh tnd"r"r!i"rs' Ass0y!a lion. the
senior r"c!procals oil Kansas CITY.
ana u" Nationa! Associations OF Mu-
tH.l Insurance companies will meet
m iichnUnd coon for u conferences
wiih ~;at" Insurance Commissioners
Joseph Tuition. The Object IS TO
.onsirUc the virginia law giyin.
"a" stat" Commissioners power over
"a" Gtte.mak!ng activities OF the
StoGk and mutual companies entered
IN Virginia,
The mu;uals are seeking member
Sh!p ~ what is known az the "Nir-
S.h!a inspection ANA rating bureau"
Ihc STOCK companies object 10 the
mntuals being admitted as members.
Inc issue seems. 10 hinge on the in
depreciation TO be given The eection
OF the Virginia statute which reads:
4 rating bureau may consist or ono
or more. insurers, and when con.
slst!nS OF two OF more insurers shall
admit 20 membership any authorized
insurer applying therefor and agree
ihs 10 ABIDE by Its rules and rcsula-
tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-07
INSURANCE MEN BANQUET
forcc OF M"tunl Company Hold CeIc-
hrati"n Of Successful Work

With total Of $4,000 of new
business. written since October /, to
their credit. nearly scvcnty-fye mem
d Martin. general agents of the Pact
ne Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
california. gathered at a banquet i'm
Yesterday evening ut Gao T.. NJ The
banquet was given the Held force nv
MeSSrs Garland and Martin. in honor
o! me TiSi. to the agency of several
OF the high officials OF the comnanv
Among the officers OF the company
present were: Vice President and
Medical Director Or. w. W. Beckett.
Nicc-PTcS!dcnt and hcrd OF thu 40
cidcnt Department Rich j. Iicr, and
Superintendent, OF the Field Service
D"patimen: James l.. Collins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-07
TUBERCULOSIS WORKERS
CONFERENCE OPENS TODAY
Governor WeStmorcland Davis VIII
Make Address Of Welcome Rt
Opening Session.

An address OF welcome TO tho 200
or more health workers TO tho North
Atlantic tuberculosis Conference
which convcncs here today. will b.
made this morning at 10 o'clock in
the Auditorium OF the jefferson Hotel
by Governor WcStmoreland Davis
Included among the men and wom-
ell experts engaged in the fight
aSa!nst tuberculosis in various sec
tons Of the country, who will speak
today are Or. Thomas !. Riley. OF
Brooklyn. y. Y: Mrs. Ethel NJ. Hen
dr;ksen. Rochester y. T.. Shelby NJ.
Harrison. Russell Sage Foundation.
ByinEion. American Red Cross. Wash
inGion. -. c.; Miss LoomiS Logan.
Washington. H. G.: Miss Katherine
u. Wells. New York City: DR. r. II.
Hubs. Jr. Richmond, and r. y. Wha-
ley, Philadelphia.
w. W. Baker. pres idcnt. will pre-
sid" and DIR. Roy X. Flanagan will
Richmondcrs who will speak are Miss
tor OF Public Welfare: DR.. Ennion q.
Williams. commissioner State Board
of Health. and Rev Charles Han
niean. formerly OF Richmond.
Tuberculosis chr : mas Seal
luncheon" Will be held today ut EGO
o'clock in the Jefferson. AT 2:3O
o'clock there VIII hc session de-
voted 10 case finding and treatment:
at $40 o'clock the visitors will mo-
Eet-acquainted dinner will be given
at 6:3o o'clock The night session
VIII be held also in the Jefferson be-
ginning ~ S:lI o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-07
ANNUAL CONFERENCE or
METH0DISTS NEXT MONTH
Norfolk VIII Entertain Pastors ar
'hurrh-Bishnp Hendrix WIN
Preside.

the lSSth session of the Virginia
ANNUAL Conference OF the Methodist
episcopal Church. south. viii con-
nthe N Epwurth Church. Norfolk.
thursday. November {, il was am
nounc"d yesterday. Rishop Eugene
Russell Hendrix. OF Kansas CITY. Mo.
Ind senio: bishop OF the Methodist
EpIscopal Church, South. Will preside.
Ihe Virginia Conference numbers
"dN travelling preachers. eighteen
preachers on trial. and cmploys, forty
one supplies. There ar" I27 local
preachers and eighty lay delegates.
IN" conference Is divided into ten
H!Sirictsi each IN charge OF "A pre-
siding elder. Thcs" elders are:
EcvS. l.. H. Potts. -. -. Richmond:
H. r. l:;pstom3; =. ~. charlottesville
j. y Thomas Ph. D.. panvine; +. Il.
Mc>parran. Eastern Sho-r: g. y
'laE kc"Ship. Farnvil!c: w. r. Green.
LlynShhurS; 7. Men. Simpson. -. d..
Norfolk: NJ. :. Coionna. -, H.. Peters
burg; w. II. Edwards. -. -, Forts
mouth ana Newport Ncwy: Il. T.
Gayle, li!pp0hannoc!S
During the session a memorial scr
vice viii he held in memory o: tn,
travelling; preachers vino have died
curing the year. among whom is IN.
Fey. Charles II. i:osEs. OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-07
WOMEN HONOR REGISTRARS
Equal Suffrage League Prescnts
testimonial Gifts IA Mrs. Worm
rlry and Mrs, .IObSDn

inc f.qnal suffrage League o.. Rich
mond at 4 meeting held In tho hn,d
quarters yesterday afternoon voted to
enter the virginia League OF Women
voters at the convention OF the new
orEa nization OF wCsncn. which will be
held in Richmond. The date for the
state convention is Yet to be chosen
by tho executive committed
Following a discussion OF the po-
llticaI situation. Mrs. Carter w
Wormcley and Mrs. Frank l.. Jobson
were presented by the league with
Eoid pins. tcstimpnial to the SER
vic" rendered Ey the two ladies w,ncn
they served as deputy registrars nj
city Hall y tribute TO the two dcpu-
ties was paid by Mrs. Kate Langley
Kosher in speech preceding the urc-
scrtation. The pins wcrc presented
for the league by Mrs. Faith Morgan.