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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
SILVER AND GOLDEN WORDS
FOR COUNCILS PRESIDENT
Feast of Orntory and GIFT Ircscntn-
lion alnrks End OF His Term
In Chair.

"a gentleman Of public life; a man
VINO Is clean Inside and out; VINO
looks neither up TO the rich, nor down
TO the poor: who can win without
Dragging and lose without SquealinE
too brave 10 lie and too generous TO
cheat. That is Robert Lee Peters. our
retiring president"
Tie encomium, epiErammatic and
designed TO epitoinize the distinguish
ing characteristics and virtues OF the
man who is retiring to private life
years in the municipal body, during
sixteen Of which he has been honored
with the presidency, was the tribute
OF Captain Morgan II. Mills, who is,
himself retiring from the lower
branch, having been elected to the
state Senate.
II was but one of many eulogies
pronounced by eighteen members OF
last nights session. the final business
meeting OF the body. The occa sion
Tor the Oratoricai tributes was the
presentation to President Peters of Il
handsome silver service, the gift of
his associates, and the adoption of
several sets Of resolutions in which
the councilmen bore testimony to the
affection and esteem in which MIR. Pc
tiers is held by his associates.
Councilman Carter &. Jones offered
resolutions conveying to the seven
nicmDHrS whose terms expired with
regard of the Common Council and
wishing them "GoGspeed in the at
tainment OF their desires and future
prosperity The retiring members
are: President Peters and y. Gray
liaddon, of Clay Ward: William D..
l'utirr. OF Lee: Morgan X. Mills. John
Il. Grimes. John II. Jctcr and jefferson
&. Powers. of Jefferson.
President Peters and each of the
rounciimen mentioned in the rcsolu-
lions made feiicitous addresses, with
the exception OF Mir. Grimes. who is
out of the city. lie Was the only
member absent from last nights
meeting. There WAS 4 happy cx-
change of compliments between the
retiring members and the associates
they are leaving: For more than an
hour and half the throng in the
Council chamber. which was swelled
by large number of city officials and
members of the Board of Aldermen,
Was RECALLED with wit and wisdom
renin iSccnce and .nccdote. Ii was an
ora,orical love feast.
President Peters. after expressing
his grateful Acknowledgement Of the
pretty speeches of his associates. took
Clerk Alfred ii. Mcdowell. Sergeant
at Arms George G. Ruskeli and other
ulcers ana attaches OF the City Coun-
ell with whom he has labored many
years.
Fclicitous little speeches were made
by Councilmcn English. Mills. Had
don. Powers. Powell. Seaton, Umlauf,
Rose, RIDDEN, Morton. Jctcr. Sullivan,
Jones. Moore, Atkinson, Batkins, But
mentary to Nice-Prcsident Fred H.
Powell. who will succeed Mr.. Peters
III the presiding officers chair next
month, also We're adopted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
JURY HOLDS STERLING
TO BLAME FOR ACCIDENT
Driver OF Truck That Caused Death
OF Mrs. Strong, Held To he Guilty
OF Careless md ItccLI less Driving

:. Daniel Sterling. aged 90. of New
York. was hcld responsible for the
accident at Solomon's store seven
miles north of Richmond, Saturday
afternoon. in which Mrs. w. 4.
Strong was instantly killed as tho
car OF her husband and truck driv-
en- By he New Yorker collidcd nv n
coroncr's jury yesterday afternoon
The verdict OF the jury was that
sterling was guilty of careless and
SLOW down, at dangerous junction
OF the road.
sterling was released on $1,000
bond Tor his appearance before JUS
ice Childrcy. Thursday, when pre-
!lininary hearing of the case Will be
ned. The hearing was postponed UNI
~ that date in order 10 allow Mr.
strong time to bury his wife and
watch over his little child. who was
seriously injured in the crash The
coroncrS jury also ruled that Mr..
strong had the right of-way at tho
time of the accident
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
ADJUSTMENTS
Dancing at tho Lyric.


Last night was dancing night a,
the Lyric, every act with The excep-
ton of ono being made up almost
entirely of dancing
Horton and La Triska, the first on
the program, in the Clown and Hu-
man Doll. had Al unique act. rho
Doll was tested in every way 10
make tho audience believe she was
only n puppet. holding matches be-
fore her eyes, hut she never blinked
an eyelash. She was taken down in
the audience for the people 10 ex-
anime, and caused n hearty laugh
when she not only Kissed" a man in
the crowd. but Rugged him also.
when she came to-" she showed
that she could dance
Jack, Martin & Co, in their ",iva
Feet OF Dancing" came on in n
distinctly original dancing feature. In
that the man had only ono leg.
William and Eileen Lorraine in ION
" Country Road" were fairly we'll rc.
ceived. and their act was rather ac.
ccptable.
The Oklahoma Quartette in Come
dy and Songs could sure shuffIe their
feet. They danced the clog wonder
fully Well, and took immensely.
The last thing on the program was
The Ara Sisters. Their dances were
beautiful: costumes were gorgeous
and lovely.
Summing 1t all UP in n nutshell.
the performance was thoroughly en-,
joyablc.
or course the Pathe pictures, were.
as usual. instructive and interesting
Tho topics caused great amount OF
ptirth. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
HAVE YOU A STRAY LITTLE
BOND IN YOUR HOME?
Small HondhoIdcrs, Anxious to Cash
In Their Finds, nesIcEc state
Officials.

Have you a little stray 500 bond
OF the Old Virginia. West Virginia
issue in your home? Or one or more
OF the $1,000 denomination? State
and city officials are beginning to
discover that small bondholders have
been ransacking drawers. cubby holes
and trunks since the glad news of
the debt settlement was published,
with the result that bonds hitherto
unaccountcd for have been found by
many who are anxious to cash in their
respective finds.
Inquiry as to the proper official to
whom these stray bonds may be pre-
scented was received yesterday by
Major Charles .. ,Saviilc, clerk OF
Chancery Court. Other State and
city officers have received similar in
qniries through the mails In most
cases the holders OF the stray bonds
abandoned hope of having them re-
deemed many years ago. In some
instances blocks OF the old bonds
were given away or sold as souvc-
Mrs of the divorce OF Virginia from
West Virginia.
1t is believed that the bonds Will
continue to turn up for many years
TO come. Major Saville. replying TO
MS CORRESPONDENT, advised him that
me bond or bonds he holds may be
redeemed by presenting them to
Roosevelt Page. Second state Auditor
who Is the authorized agent of the
commonwealth in charge OF the bond
fund for the state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
EXPECT PROF|T-sHAR|NG
PLAN TO STOP LEAKS
Several Causes Contribute to Enor-
nous Loss of Virginia Railway
and Power Company.

Loss suffered by the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company during last
year from imperfect car fare COL
lections." was S251.246, and tho oill
of the company for damages and in
juries suffered by individuals while
riding on the lines of the system was
made yesterday by Thomas S. Wheel
wright. president of the company.
From these two leaks" alone the
company lost s619.S34
MIR .Wheelwright hopes to eliminate
some of this loss during the next six
months through installation Of the
new profit sharing plan recently in
augurated by the company through
out it's entire system. He said that
IL elimination of one-half Of this loss
pany not only would receive Il 6 per
cent increase in their. wages, but the
company would be able TO make this
increase 10 per cent.
Earnings of the company were fur
Their reduced by wasting materials
and electricity, passing by OF pas
sengers ut street corners and failure
10 Keep n careful watch on tho Alag
rant abuse of the transfer privilege,
according to Mr.. WheelwriEht.
between the profit sharing plan and
the bonus system. The bonus, he
said. was an outright gift and the
company is not giving it's employees
bonus. but an deficiency dividend
money which they have helped to
earn and to save by careful collect ion
OF fares, safe operation and proper
economy in the use OF materials OF
the company"
imperfect car collections" was OK
planned as loss Of fares through i'm
perfect collection from passengers.
and inciiiciency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
YEARS FIRE LOSS EXCEEDS
COST OF PANAMA CANAL
L. Alfred Fleming Discusses Menace
Before Members OF XII
wants Club.

Fire loss in the United States could
DC cut ~ per cent. according TO Il.
Alfred Fleming, supervisor OF the Ma
tional Board OF Fire Underwriters. in
an address to mcmbes of the Ricn-
mond Kiwanis Club ut the business
Mems Club yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Fleming told the club that tho loss
from fire during year is $4,000
more than the cost OF the Panama
Canal. Cost of construction of the
Panama Canal was s46O.OOO,ooo.
Five school houses per day de-
stroyed by fire in the United States
Is the annual average. Mr.. Fleming
told tho club. and fully GO per cent
OF fires reported start in private resi-
denotes. Mr.. Fleming brought OUT
the point that the average citizen Ia
ness than about his own home.
Speaking of fires in schools. Mr..
Fleming told of the Collinswood
school fire. in Illinois. where It's chill
dren and three school teachers were
burned to death because the doors OF
tho school, opened In. instead OF out
ward. The doors were blocked In the
stampede, and scores were killed De-
fore assistance could be rendered.
MIR. Fleming urged members OF the
club to instruct their families in the
use OF fire cxtinGuishers and also as
70 location OF fire alarm boxes so that,
in case OF emergency, they may be
prepared. The address was well re-
thanks was extended Mr.. Fleming.
Members voted TO entertain dele
gates to the annual convention of the
American Legion. Department of vir-
ginia. which will be held In Richmond,
September > 10 4. The club will en-
terrain the visitors on September Z.
when II was voted TO take them on a
trip around the city in automobiles
Howell Wcisigcr was appointed chair
man OF committee to perfect ar
engagements and to muster the club
Tor tho occasion. II was further
planned to extend the same courtesy
TO veterans OF the EiEhtieth Division
Association. which also will convene
here in annual convention on Septem-
Der 4 to G,
J. y. Hak and c. C. Bowe, members
OF the board OF trustees Of the capital
district OF kiwanis clubs, reported
that at meeting OF the board In
Norfolk. ii was decided to hold the
annual meeting of the capital district
organization in Washington on Octo-
Der y. MIR. Hanks is lieutenant-Eov-
ernor of the kiwanis District.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
RETAIL MERCHANTS Open
CONVENTION TODAY At 10
-Four Hundred Delegates, Represent
ing Halr-Dozen Southern Stntes,
Arrive for Conference,

More than 400 merchants, represent
ing half dozen or more Southern
States. are n Richmond TO attend the
opening session of tho Southern Re
tail Merchants Conference. which
opens this morning In Seventh Street
Christian Church annex. Seventh and
Grace Streets. NJ. s. Mckinnon, of
Hartsville. S. c., president of the or
EaniZation, arrived last night, as did
a large percentage of the delegates.
Attendance cards to the number OF
officials i'll charge of arrangements.
including about nifty women.
Rev Franls T. McFaden; d. d.. will
ut 10 o'clock with prayer. followed by
a song program. led by Howard S.
Bryant, of the Richmond Rotary Club.
John NJ. Miller. Jr.. president of
First National Bank. will deliver the
address of welcome. Following this
Community Building" by L. Il.
Moon, marketing counselor OF Ma
,ional Farm Power, of Chicago. will
be one OF the speakers at The morning
session. and Carl Boschcn. OF Rich
mond. viii speak on "Discontinuance
7. Alfred Fleming. supervisor de-
partment. National Board of Fire
Underwriters also is on the program
for an address ut the morning session.
His subject will be Reducing the
Fire Hazard"
No Afternoon Session Today.
Grant Wright. editor of the Eastern
Dealer. of Philadelphia, and William
~ Clarke. secretary OF the Richmond
Retail Merchants ISOLATION. are on
the program this morning for short
talks.
The convention will adjourn for
luncheon ut T.. NJ. There will be no
afternoon session. but luncheon will
be served to delegates by the trade
extension bureau of the Chamber of
Commerce at the convention hall after
Adjournment for the day.
Wives and daughters of tho dele
gates will be entertained ut the Rich
mond Hotel by the ladies' committee.
headed by II. Nice. Burlington, at n
luncheon.
This evening the program calls for
thcatcr party, to which all of the
delegates, their wives and daughters,
are invited.
The, conference this year givesrevcry
promise of surprising any ever held
6efore. More delegates have siEn-
fled their intention to he present than
ever before. y dirertinE entertain
ment program has been arranged for
the stay OF the delegates. and will
De carried out in conjunction with the
business sessions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
RlCHMOND-FAIR LINE
Is TO BE TAKEN OVER
Stock holders Expected TO Vest some
one With Authority 10 Eject
Trarsfcr.

Calls for Il meeting OF those in
terested in the new Richmond FAIR
heid Railway Company, recently or
Ganized, with oliver J. Sands. prcsi-
dent OF the American National Bank.
at It's head. Vii! have 10 he called he
fore the system purchased from IN.
United States Housing Corporation
terday.
q Ohicials Of the company have found.
upon application for their property at
the offices OF the Virginia hallway
ana Power Company last Saturday.
that no one had the authority 70 sign
the necessary papers Mr.. Sands was
ont OF town and so tho matter was
postponed until later IN the week. Il;
Is probable that a meeting VIII be
called and The stockholders Win au-
thorize some one 10 take over fnn
property FOR them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
HIGHWAY COMMISSION ON
TOUR OF VIRGINIA VALLEY
Commissionrr Coleman Returns From
Trip Through Nffddlescx. Esscx,


Members of the Virginia State
III Gdhway Commission will assemble
tour up the Valley OF Virginia To- Is
spect roads in that locality. Com
missioner Coleman has just returned
from trip through Middlcsex, Es-
tics.
Part of the commission, on Thurs
day afternoon. will go to SebbrulI. in
EsseT county, TO attend n booster
ing will be to boost construction OF
better highways between Suffolk and
Petersburg and Norfolk and Rich
mond
On August &C. George r. Coleman.
state Highway Commissioner. will go
TO Roanoke, where he will address
the League of Virginia Municipalities
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
COLEMAN WILL ADDRESS
LOCAL. POST OF LEGION
State Highway Commissioner VIII
Speak Tonight on Virginia
Road System.

George +. Coleman, State Highway
Commissioner, will address the
American Legion. Richmond Post, on
The Highway System OF the state"
tonight At the semi monthly meeting
OF the organization at Bclvidcre Hall.
His address viii be along the limo
OF his work and the necessity of it,
MIR: Coleman is much Interested in
The fate of the plan to authorize the
issuance OF State highway bonds, on
which the people OF the State viii
vote In the November election and
which would authorize the Common
We!lth 10 raise funds through the
sale OF bonds for the purpose Of con-
siruciion OF highways throughout the
state. Counties can, ~ the present
time. sell bonds for the purpose of
Improvement of the roads, but the
state is not authorized TO do so.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN
BE OPENED SEPTEMBER 6
RALLY Will he Held at Stuart, County
Sent of Patrick, In Fifth.
District,

Pians are being made to open the
temperate campaign in Virginia with
rally at Stuart. the county seat Of
ber G. Former Governor Henry car.
ter stuart. OF Russell, has been in
Thcd by State Chairman Rorer a.
James 10 make the principal address
Patrick is in the Fifth District
where Colonel James has strong Re-
publican opposition In the person OF
;. Floyd l.andreth. of Carroll IL is
very close county politically and a
center of political interest Governor
StuartS forcDcars lived In the county
- long time. the county seat being
named for them. and while Governor
u" visited the grave OF his grand
father In remote part OF the county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
GRANTED TIME LOST FROM
WORK RESULT OF OPERATION
Decision OF Virginia Industrial Com
mission Probably Establishes
Precedent

Lorenzo CarOm WAS Yesterday
granted an award for the total time
rom employment lost as the resul;
OF an operation, by the Industrial
Commission OF Virginia. The award
was against the Dart Tobacco Com
phny, employer, ana the American
Mutua! Liability Insurance Company,
insurance carrier
me claimant vas operated on n, a
local hospital as IL result OF INJURIES
received In an accident arising out OF
ana IN the course Of employment ~
u!spute arose as TO the award for
the time which had been lost The
claimant fled an application through
ms attorney. X Il. ircenway. winch
resulted in an award for the entire
TINE he lost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
ELLIS Reicased ON DonL.

Leonard Ellis. aged Is. was held on
$1,000 bond for his appearance be-
iorc justice J. Il. Puryear, OF Henrico
County. following j preliminary hca,
ing on charge Of cruelty beating
John Hayden, aged II. last Thursday
ellis was identified by Hayden. Sher-
III webb w. Sydnor asked the justice
10 increase the bond to $4,000. dc
claring that $1,000 was too small The
request was denied.
James Golden, colored, was fined
Si5 and costs and all expenses of a
collision with T.. ". Davis. ON Brook
Road.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
DIVERS RECOVER BODY
OF RAYMOND COLVIN
Youth Was Drowned in shields Lake
Late sunday
Evening.

After an al night search. the body
or Raymond Co!wn, aged 30. who was
Lake sunday, was recovered yns-
'terday. TWO life guards, Woods and
Leids, dove in various parts OF Tie
,ake from carly sunday night until
locate the body. Their attempts were
futile, but later In the afternoon I.eids
went out graphing with a boat hook
and recovered the body. IT was found
forty feet from shore In twenty feet
of water. The holy was taken 10 the
home. q: iilS West Marshall Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
CANADA PLANS DISPLAY
VIII he Represented In Mineral and
Agricultural Way nt State
Fair In October.

Big displays of mineral and agricul-
tural nature will be made at the Vir-
Einia state Fair in October by the
Canadian National government, ac-
cordinB TO statements made by fair
officials last night. The Canadian
government has reserved large space
IN the industrial building for the dis
plays
officials also stated that Missouri
appears to he making 4 raid on Vir-
Sinia. as 100 entries OF Hcrford cat
tie already have been received from
thlS state alone. The entries are all
made by wcll-known breeders and
oHlcerS OF the association are at Il
loss TO account for the raid on the
State by the Missourians
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
Today and Tonight
i'm Richmond

Opening session Southern Retail
Merchauts' Conference, Seventh
Street Christian Church annex, 10.
American Legion, Belvidcre Hall,
Helvidere and Main, 3.
Open mir moving pictures, dirce-
ton, Community ltecreation Assv-
citation, Monroe Park, 3.
Council Finance Committee, City
Hall, 4.
Lyric, vaudeville and motion pic
turcs, 3,5O, y md 0i30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
Police Look for skrtti.h Negro.

little yellow negro known ns EicbN
ara smith, prior 10 his escape, Was
serving time at Spring Hope, y. c.
nc has a small freckicd face, weighs
nnout lS? pounds and is five feet
anu looks skittish There is re-
ward o! s2j for his return TO G. Il.
Meade, Route =, Spring Hope, y. C..
10 wlaOm he WAS hired out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
"Dndr Come. to Re.cu.

Nftcr savIns WV Tor his VACATION
trip, which he had planned many
Weeks ahead. Charles Bowry, son OF
spcctor, lost the pocketbook contain
Ing his roll last Saturday night
, nouns Bowry; who is AN electrical
woTker; had his union card in the
came 10 the rescue financially, how
ever, yesterday. and Charles started
on the vacation trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
BURY ISAAC SCHER
Many From Distance Attend Oh
sequies of WeIl-Itnoyyn Mer-
chunt Tailor


r1., OF saac Scher. well-known
merchant tailor. took place from His
nome. l2l2 East Broad Street, yester-
.'y afternoon. Rabbi Cohn ofiiciated
burial was in Sir Moses Montetiorc
t"m,e'ery; among those from Il dis
lance who attended the obseouics
were: Mrs. a. Lovenstien, Philadnl-
phia, Pa; Barney Scher, baltimore
Nd; Mrs. Minnie Jacobson. Passaic,
y; D.; ~Mr: and Mrs. Joseph Barker
Wilson. N. c.; Mike Barker. Frank
London and Sam Stalk. Wilson, n. c..
and Sam Schuchat, Baltimore. Md
Pallbearers were:
Jerome .Jonnesow I<oomis Jovo,,,io,
Max Friedman lake Iovcosiinn
Jake Luycns,ien Mike IoyensItcn"
l. Bloom sam Stall;
VI. Goshen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
Trihing Fire Causcs Soar.

Spontaneous combustion in the on
Einc room az the warehouse of the
Everett WadGcy Company l2-l6 South
HtHchtttAth street, caused a fire
which brought out four engine com
phn!cs last Night about o'clock.
The fire did only slight damage. but
was alarming. because OF it's location
LOG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
ENGLISH SCIENTIST DIES
Sir Norman I.ockyer. Noted Prnton.
With brilliant Career. PASSES
Mt Sfdmouth.

10y Associated Press.1
LONDON, August 16.-Sir Norman
Lockyer. eminent scientist, died at
Sidmouth today.
lie was appointed TO tho War Office
in 1857. Was editor OF Army Regu-
lations in 1865 and was Secretary or
the Duke OF Devonshire's Royal
Commission on Science in 1870. He
had served AZ president o fthe Brit
ish Association for the Advancement
of Science and was known through
out the world for the number of books
he had produced on scientific sub
jects.
He held degrees from the foremost
universities OF Europe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
Mrs. Nnry a. Bolton.

HARRISONBJRG, VA. August 16.
Mrs. Mary a. Bolton. widow of
her home. near Pleasant Valley. She
was 81 years old. and had been I'll
for several months. Surviving are
seven children and several grand
children, including Mrs. +. !. S. Hull
and Mrs. r. j. Wheeler. OF 1712 Third
Avenue, Highland Park, Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17

DENVER. COLO. August 16.-Scven
officers Of the local street car mems
way carmen in Denver. today were
sentenced to ninety days in jail for
contempt by Judge Greeley w. Whit
ford. in District Court. The judge
found them guilty ten days ago OF
calling the strike In violation of an
Injunction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
Distribute New Tromc Goa.

Ignorance OF the new traffic code
excuses no automobile driver. Colonel
w vi; Myers declared yesterday. There
VIII DC abundant copies of the code
Tor distribution In few DAYS. he
says, and every owner and driver
should obtain one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
COUNCIL CommIttcc 10 ,Icct

business meetings will be held by
two committees OF the Council this
week. Tho Finance Committee is
scheduled 10 meet tonight at 5 o'clock
and the Ordinance Committee will
meet at the same hour Thursday. Eff
fort viii be 'made TO clear the calen-
OARS of all pending business at these
sessions. -"-N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-17
Annual Pcnnut Conycn,,o,

MONIIDMFKY, ALA, August i6-
me annual convention Of the Peanut
ASSOCIATIONS of America will be held
at MONTGOMERY September Isle ac.
cording TO information received here
th!s afternoon from NJ NJ. Osborne.
secretary, Suffolk, Va