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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
G. ". COUCH IS. SENT ON,
CHARGED WITH MURDER
Coroner Testifles Oliver Died From
Bullet Wound Inflicted by
JftAcy Driver,

George w. Cough, 81 years old, a
oitney driver. who is charged with
tho murder of Lacy watkins oliver.
l9 years old. was held for tho grand
jury after hearing in Police Court
Yesterday afternoon. Cough Is also
70 be given another hearing In Po-
lice Court November ., ON the charge
OF mistreatinE young girl. He was
held for $4,000 bail and being unable
TO furnish bond, was sent 10 fail to
await the hearings.
Coroner Whitfield. one of tho wit
nesses In the case. testified thai, he
was called to Graham and Leigh
streets about 10 o'clock on the night
or October 6. and there found Oliver
lying dead In the street with n bull
let wound in tho right chest The
bullet entered the lapel OF his coat
piercing his right lung and lodged
IN the spinal column, the coroner
testified.
1t was tho verdict of the coroncr,s
Jury that Oliver met his death as
the result OF being shot by Cough
TWO other youths. Aubrey owen and
ROBERT Harvey. suspected of being
Implicated in the murder, were pres.
ent as witnesses.
G. w. Herbert. keeper OF the gro.
Gerry at Graham and Leigh Streets,
testified that he had trouble vii h
Cough and several companions as TO
the settlement for some food bought
by them shortly before thc shooting
occurred. but that he was not a wiz
ness to the killing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
VIRGINIA REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE BORN TODAY
Bulk of. Business Will BE Trans
acted Today-Wind Up With
BANQUET,

\ fun day of business sessions
broken only by a short motor trip
about the city at IL o'clock. faces
the more than 800 Virginia real estate
men who gathered here last night at
the call OF the Richmond exchange 10
form a State board or exchange. such
rs realtors OF many other States OF
the Union have organized.
IN the Old Colony Club rooms in
the virginia men got acquainted
among themselves and met some Of
the outside rca! estate men from
New York. Michigan and West Vir-
sinia. who answered the call OF the
local exchange for help in launching
the new movement
Bruce Bowc will call, todny:s meet
ing TO order in the Richmond Hotel
at O'Clock. Mayor Ainslie and Col
onel ID. II. l.eakc. OF Governor Davis
stan. viii welcome the delegates
The remainder of the morning will
be given 10 temporary organization
and 1T 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon
the actual work of forming the new
body will start. with election OF Of
iicers scheduled for o'clock. Paul
Collins, of Norfolk. is n leading can
didaie for president. His city has
one Of the largest delegations. In
IN" evening officials OF the National
Association Of Real Estate Ex-
changes Will speak at the banquet,
which will close the first annual
meeting OF State realtors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
CARRIAGE MEN DEPART;
PLEASED WITH RICHMOND
w. T.. Dabncy and Professor Nit
cheil Speak at Closing
HanNuct

William 7. DaOney. business mana
ger of the Chamber OF Commerce. and
Professor Mitchell, OF the department
OF political economy at the Univcr-
s!ty OF Richmond. were the principal!
speakers last night at the banquet in
Hotel Jefferson which closed the for
ty-ciGhth annual convention OF the
Carriage Builders National Associa-
tion OF the United States.
y majority of the 1000 delegates
who attended the convention remained
for last nights banquet. Through q.
elected secretary. the carriage men
expressed their pleasure AT their re-
ception by Richmond. Sentiment for
the 1921 meeting is divided between
Atlantic City and Cincinnati. The
new executive committee viii make
the final selection. II is composed OF
Theodore Luth. Cincinnati. Il. r..
Hughes. of Lynchbura: w. II. iionin-
ger. st. Louis: f. II. Dclkcr. Hen,
w. H. McCurdy.. OF Evansville. Ind. ;
IL. 4. White. of High Point. y. c..
is the new president. The new vice
presidents are: James L. kalcr. Co.
lnmbia City. Ind: y. Il. Jackson.
Rockville. Ind: J. |. Obcrst, Atlanta:
w. l.. Nclker, Henderson, Ky: g. L.
Crawford. st. Louis: John III Birch.
Jr.. burlington. y. j.; Il. T. Taylor,
Oxford. y. G.; r. l.. Jones Franklin.
NJ. Robinson, Nashville. q. W. lius-
ton. or Cincinnati, was reelected
secretary and treasurer for the en-
suing year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
INTERNATIONAL R. R. Y. M. C..
CONGRESS HERE NOV. 10
body Has Not Met Since 1914 lie
cause of wnr-".OOO Delegates


Delegates from all over the North
American continent and nearly II
dozen foreign countries. to the num-
Der of 1000 in all, will meet here
November IS for -four days at the
Fifteenth International Conference of
the Railroad Y. NJ. 6. a.. which COLI
venes ordinarily every three years.
but has not met since 1914 because
of the war.
Jefferson Hotel will be the head
quarters. but the business sessions
will probably DC held in City Audi
torium or Grace Street Baptist
Church. Nicc-Pres!dcnt Atterbury. of
the Pennsylvania system. is slated 10
give one of the most important al
dresses at the convention. President
stevens, OF the Chesapeake and Ohio.
will dine the officials of the confrr-
ence at the WestmOrcland Club. T.. w.
Grice, manager OF purchases for tina.
road. il in charge Of the local ar
ranEements.
Many prominent members OF the
organization and the presidents OF
several big railroads Will be among
the speakers. Among these will be-:
T.. l.. H-mllton. general secretary of
the Railroad Y. NJ. c. y. of New YORK:
DR.. John p. Mum. OF New York, in
tcrnational chairman OF the railroad
department OF the Y. NJ. G. a.: pr.
John r. Mott secretary Of the inter
national committee; Fred Il. Smith,
vicc-president OF johns NIanville Co.,
and many others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
SUES FOR $4,000
Preaton Carson Asks Damages for
!AicEntfonn In Connection With
the TrOphytol Cnse

J. Preston Carson through his at.
torneys. II. NJ. Smith, Jr.. and
Charles v Meredith. has filed libel
agains! the News Leader u' Gom I1urs
for $4,000 damages in connecticut,
with charges growing out OF transac-
lions in the stock OF the Prophytol
Company.
Mr., smith speaking for Mr.. Car
against his client in the Chanccry
Court of this city. and declares that
there arc no allegations or complaints
OF record ,i aEainst Mr. Carson.
the sale of the corporate assets OF
the company was effected Mr.. Carson
was not member of the board and
had not for several years been In any
way connected with the company
X. T.. Watts has issued state
ment declaring his connection With
the company had been served prior
TO the period in which the alleged
transactions took place. Mr.. Watts
declares an injustice has been done
10 him In the matter and is anxious
to explain his position.
uis statement, in part: is rs fol-
lows; My name is unjusily mem
whereas. the fact is. and the records
VIII substantiate my statement. that
The company was incorporated Au-
gust. 1913, my name was merely used
temporarily as essential in organizu-
ton.
AFTER about three months another
party coming into the concern re-
licved me Of all official connections.
manufacturing. never owned but
three shares OF stock in the company.
AFTER about seven months ! severed
my employment OF the company.
which was more than year before
the alleged transactions took place,
therefore I had no part in them"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
0sTE0PATHs IN TOWN
FOR TWO-DAY MEETING
Virginia, North Carolina, Mary.
land and District of Columbia
Send 300 Delegates.

DIR. Il. ii. Shackleford estimates
THAT 500 ostecpaths OF this State,
North Carolina. Maryland and tho
District OF Columbia will attend the
two-daE session to open this morn
ing in Hotel Jefferson. for the forma-
ton OF district association.
The delegates will first meet to
organize by State groups. Nc such
large body OF osteopaths has assem-
bled here in more than ten years.
Many OF the most prominent osteo-
pathic physicians OF the East Will
speak at this meeting. a cure for
infectious diseases will be announced
for the first time publicly by DIR. C.
Earl Miller. OF Bethlehem, Pa. J..
Ivan Dufur, OF Philadelphia, will
speak on Diagnosis" DR.. r. Ken
drick Smith, Of Boston. who has act
ed as personal physician to Evangcl-
list killy Sunday, will close the con-
ference with Il public address tomor-
row night at $3.50 O'Clock, in John
Marshall High School. on "IIow to
Live Longer and DcttCr."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY OF
VIRGINIA DIOCESE MEETS
Memorial Services to Mrs. Louise Inv
Ior I.rtcher Features session In
Meade Memorial Church.


ri. Rev. Beverly cambridge Tucker.
ID. D.. of Nortolk. bishon Of the do,
ceSc. presided over the memorial serv-
ices TO the late Mrs. Louise TAYLOR
l.etcher. wife of Colonel John Lctchcr
OF Norfolk. who. for the last twenty
nvc years. was president of the aux
mary, at the evening session of the
annual convention of the woman's
auxiliary OF the diocese Of Southern
virginia. in Meade Memorial Church.
South Richmond. yesterday.
The other speakers OF the evening
were Rev BYRON Marshall. of ST. An
drcw's Church. Norfolk: Miss Clara
Ne"iy. OF rortsmouth; Miss Grace
ton Randolph Nelson. Of Williams
burg. After an all-day session today
and an evening session tonight, the
convention will close.
Miss Sally De3nc. OF this city. was
the principal speaker Mt the morning
session. and. following her talk, ce,e-
bration OF the holy communion. adj
miniStercd by RI Rev Arthur c.
Thomson, OF Portsmouth,, bishop-co-
adiutor OF the diocese
Rev. James Jefferson Davis Hall. OF
Philadelphia. conducted II quiet hour
service in the afternoon. and in the
evening maSS-mceting WAS held
Talks We're made by Rev J. NJ. D.
Gin. ID. D.. OF Nanking. China. ma
tive OF Petersburg. and supported in
the missionary field by ST. Paurs
Episcopal Church OF this city. He
work OF the church. lie was followed
by Rev. Edmund pcndicton Dan
bridge. of st. Paul's Church, who also
smoke on the Orient
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
women DEMOCRATS ARE
Full. PANOPL|ED IN FIELD
Ecgm Active Campaigning After
s:H-.s-S. Completing Election OF
.;.ss,s Officers.
MEMBERSHIP ROLL GROWS
City. Democratic Committee Donates
Nucleus of Fighting Fund and
Unidentified Friend of the Club"
Gives Headquarters Rent Free.

Election of officers was completed
and a large volume OF general bust.
meeting held in the assembly hail %
Murpny'S Hotel last night with Mrs.
Edmund c. Minor, president OF the
recently organized club. in the chair.
More than "a hundred women heard
brief talks by several speakers and
at the close of the meeting every
voter in the hall not among the
meeting joined the organization.
The new officers chosen ARE: Miss
Lucy Mason. TO replace IS general
wice-president Mrs. George Bryan
vho was elected at tho nrst meeting
OF the club. bde was uIahi,. TO &C.
.tpt bccaaS. .. duties THAI Cupioy
her time will. other organizations:
for Lee Ward: Mrs. Frank l.. .Tobson.
vlcc-president for Clay Ward: Mrs.
l.. g.. Hill, vice-president for Madi-
Mso-pres d aa T foT Jeffe T nur WnTS
Mrs. ss,P. j. Kernodic was elected
permanent press secretary. In the
place OF Mrs. Arthur Scrivenor.
Eosalic holland was chosen treasurer
The constitution and bylaws pre-
o oISfed o 3, the nia @eetns we're
adopted. with supplementary reso-
luton, which defines eligibility for
membership. The resolution recog-
nizcs as, eligible any applicant who
cratic party whether she has been
registered or not, provided she is
eligible to qualify as a voter.
Miss Mabel DobbinS sprung sur
rrisc on the meeting by rendering in
the:name OF an anonymous friend of
the CLUB" the free use of q room in
Murphy's Hotel TO be used az head
quarters. Miss Dobbins said the
donor did not desire his identity
known. The room will be equipped
ances. The. tender was accepted
temporarily" and Il vote expressing
grateful appreciation was given the
unidentified friend of the club.
As the meeting was about TO ad-
iourn information came of the CON
cratic Committee. which was in ses-
sion just across the corridor. TO the
treasury of the new organization and
the women acknowledged tho gift
with n resolution of thanks. which
vas communicated TO the party com
mittee.
Mrs. Minor in busincss-iike talk.
impressed upon the members of the
organization the Importance OF en-
lrrinE at once upon campaign ac-
efforts to awaken tho interest OF the
women OF Richmond IN the party or
SANITATION and to exert herself in
.iividually in eNpounding the prin-
Giples for which the Democratic party
stands.
\ large delegation OF the Demo
ratio clubwonen Will participate in
the demonstration tomorrow in honor
"f Cox and Roosevelt. and will at
Tend the reception at the Jefferson
Hotel. A section for the women will
he reserved on the stage at the au
'iitoritiln.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Meeting OF Osteopaths, Jcner-
ron Hotel, 10.
Richmond Advertisers' Club,
Business Mems Club, I.
Meeting of Burincss and Pro-
fe"sionai Woman's Club. \. w. &.
A.. q.
Football, John Marshall Ath-
Ietfc Club VS.. Monarch Athletic
Club. OF Norfolk, boulevard Field.
2i:iO.
University of Virginia, Exten-
sion Division. Course In Applied
Economics, 5OG East Grace Street,
1890.
Rabbi f. n. CniIsch, on "The
Great Adventure" Beth ALabah
Synagogue, Si15.
Governor Calvin Coolidge, He
publican Sicr-presidentIai cunei-
date, City Auditorium, S:15.
WRESTLING match, broadway
Athletic Arena. Laurel and Brond,
Turner VI. Emerson, S,3O.
Full Dress Dance, COMPANY e..
Richmond Light Infantry Hines,
Blues Armory, q.
Strand. "rhe Smarter Set" S,p,,.
Academy OF Music. vaudeville
nnu motion pictures, :;ilu, y md
8i3O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
P0WHATAN COUNTY WILL
SUPPORT AMENDMENT
Goorhiand Also Indorscs Constitu
tlonnl Change Affecting Road
building

Powhatan and Goochland Counties
Will support the good roads amend
ment almost unanimously at the polls
on November .. according to Wilmer
L.. O'Flaherty, Richmond attorney
who spoke 10 large crowd at the
Pcwhatan Fair yesterday afternoon
on the amendment Mr.. O'Flahcrty
returned TO Richmond last night.
Mr.. O'Flahcrty spoke yesterday
afternoon TO u crowd OF about 1000
people. He cmphasiz"d the fact that
the amendment added hut six words
to section 1s4. as it nov stands.
these words being ito construct or
reconstruct public roads" He brought
out the fact that passage OF the
amendment did not lay the state open
for bond issues for any other pur-
pose EXCEPT for highway building and
Constitution.
The meeting was held under tho
auspices Of the Virginia Good Roads
Association. which arranged fer the
visit Of Mr. o'Flahcrtv. "Virginia's
New Hour the hve-reel highway
him. will be shown at Goochland on
octo ber %, and At Powha;an on Oc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
JUSTICE HEARS TROUBLES
Brothcrs In Court Each Charge the
Other with Assault. Three Sent
On TO the GRIND Jury,

Henry Williams. charged with tho
thief, of numerous suits of clothes
from II. u. Splitter. was sent to the
grand jury by Justice Crutchfield in
Police Court yesterday.
Three speeders were fined $50 and
costs each. They are: Ashby Jones.
". a. Caudlc and l.. b. Montgomery.
Joe Winston was fined $50 and costs
OH charge Of reckless driving.
c. j. I-atimcr and T. l.. I.atimcr.
brothers. each accused the other OF
assault. G. j. exhibited to the court
Il severely cut lip and T. l.. opened
his shirt TO show r bandaSe over the
heart that he claimed Ia be a stab
wound inflicted by his brother. The
trouble Is said to have originated
over j. l.. Latimcr striking the
mother. Justice Crutchfeld said tina,
he had been troubled with the pair
for two years and sent them both on
TO the grand jury.
Mrs. Rosa Christen was fined a to-
tai OF $50 Yesterday afternoon when
convicted on three separate charges
of shopliftiug. She was parolcd for
n further hearing October %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
RECEIVE CERTIFICATES
Applicants for Phnrma :
reutical Examinations rnss


Tests.
The board of pharmacy OF Virginia
hetd lis reg ular quarterly meeting In
this city Tuesday. Wednesday and
Yesterday. All members were in at
tendance. as was John l.. Jackson.
former, member OF the board
or thir;y-ninc applicants for ex-
Wednesday the following received
certificates;
Registered pharmacists:
\: II. Mapp: ~, itslle Haven.
J. e. Fitzpair!ck. vinion.
Mason f. l.ee: por;smouh
W, n. Dohlken; Pori.4peu,h. t..
w: Brown isoena. Vista. 49,
G.. A. Hodges. Portsmouth,,
Louis sale. Norfolk,
ReE,stefsd assistan, pharmacists
". W. MilGraui. Gary. Ind.
W. u. Shuma,c. Richmond.
IL. w. johnson. Roanoke.
Ths following received certificates 10y
;. William Oscar Smith. Nc,fo!s. from
II. t, Kitchen, Portsmouth. from Geor-
William, C. Nelson. Wilmington. y. c..
from North Carolina.
Jo!rn q. Robertson Norfolk. from No.tn
VIM. $. woodasd N-wpor, News. from
C.. NJ. Taiiey. Ochmond. from M!sss-
c.,:N. Smith. Portsmouth,. from Nortn
.JImss G. smi,h Johnson Guy. Tenn.
Andrew ). POPE neiLlry. from North
Carolina. .-..
TIRE n-x, .taaninauoas Dy the BOARD O.
PhaTpaSS wi! be held ia This ciIy In
Aprt!, 1871.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
TO FACILITATE TRAVELLING
Trareirrs' Service Corporation WI,
Look Alter All Details for
TouristH,

AT meeting OF the incorporates
OF the TraveicrS' Service Corporation,
held on yesterday, the company was
organized. and all necessary stems TO
put II into operation taken. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: l.. r. w.
Marye, president; y. lee Moore. treas
nrer: john {. Simpson. secretary.
Nessrs. Moore. Mayre and NJ. g. Rex
form the board OF directors
The company will. it is stated, pur-
chose tickets. both ra:<2ad and Pull
man. for travellers. have their bag.
gage brought to the depot and ca bs
sent for them. on orders given over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22

Richmond police have been notified
that simon Chippewalt. also known
as Simon SilvcrmaN. formerly of this
Der 3, as the result; OF injuries re-
ceivcd in an automobile accident The
Information came from Chief of Police
.luisiey, OF that city, with the re-
notified OF his death
Chippewalt. or Silverman. formerly
conducted :, store in this city and. Il
IL SAID, married Il daughter OF Mrs.
NJ. y. l.omin. 2lo North Nineteenth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
APPROVES SCOUT PLAN
Advisory Hoard Sanctions Yearly
Efficiency CUntrst-rroUp {: Wins

'phe ndNisory board Of me 10y
scents has worked oUt ana approved
plan for the yearly troop efficiency
contest. which gives all troops an
equal. chance and * planned 10 make
each work continuously. The contest
will ..open October and close Sep
tember 30 OF each year. The troop
winning vii! have lis name engraved
on the trophy--aDy troop WinnIn. The
trophy three successive years 10 re-
tain It,.
Each month the troop In Richmond
aggreBating the greatest number o..
points will be known as the ban
ner troop" The troop in each dis
trict gaining the most points VIII be
the district pennant winner" All
banners Will be awarded by the
deputy mmissioners.
Troop 2. 7. Il. Howell. scoutInastcr,
won the banner for September
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
Miss Houston ON nsliot-Markins.

MISS Nora IfOuStOn snokc on me
coming election before the Mothers
Club and Parent-Tcachcrs' Associa-
ton yesterday afternoon. Commit
Ices were appointed 20 represent the
various schools and TO be at the
polls to instruct women how to vote
on the school amendment.
report by Mrs. Nunually. chair
man OF the state Fair Committee
showed that over 500 babies were
cared for at the rest room OF the
association at the !air--the largest
number ever cared for since inaugur-
alton OF the feature. y meeting of
members OF the club from all schools
and those Interested in the work vii!
be- held In the Administration Build
ing. on Marshall street, Thursday
afternoon AZ O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
4 policeman md, -A,,S,,

- StcofEc L. Williams, d policeman
has been arrested on Il charge OF OBJ
talning 32os from the Citizens Loa a
SocIety Win intent 10 detraud. The
plalaiin appeared on the warrant as
Alb hcMurtrie. manager OF the loan
company. Williams has retained AT.
topney yJoseph Nunnnlly to defend
that Williams flled a petition o. bank,
ruptcy and is under The protection or
the Cpited States District Court. Ii
u INC allegation OF the loan COM
panX ,that Williams made a statement
70 them that he was FREQ OF action.
aniS debts u the time The loan was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
OIler Injured in FnII.

KIchurd Rurton, aged ca, l5nH
Roger Street, was brought TO the
Grace Hospital from the plant OF the
American Locomotive Company in n
fall: II is feared. according TO re
ports from the hospital. that his skull
is fractured. He is employed at the
works as an oiler
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
no. R~Yi.r RuIe. OF Council.

MISUNDERSTANDING EdSar II. English
presiding, the Ordinance COMMITTEE
oGtthe Council last night recommends
ed.eto Council for adoption several
ordinances and resolutions Among
these were an amendment 10 the
ordinance designating III. boundaries
or the theater zone. 50 as to PERM;
THO opening Of motion ntcture
tnfater at the northwestern corner
pfEClays and Hancock Streets and a
resolution providing FOR the appoint
mentr of special Joint committed Of
: Two members OF the Board OF Alder
men and three members o! Common,
CouncfE with the president of each
brahch. TO revise the rules Tor the
conduct Of business BY tine two
branches OF Council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
Carmen Drfer ACTION on Cnn.rae.

Union carmcn OF the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company. meeting
last night in colombo Hail. on West
Broad street, transacted only routine
business and again deferred action on
IN" contract submitted them last
week by President Wheelwright
Their onlcials said Il vote might bo
thkcn toniGht at the same hail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
protr,t E,re Incr.,x.

The matter OF increasing fares
Petersburg Will be discussed at 4
mass, meeting in Summer Hill School
tuesday night. Patrons OF the line
~ Slop III are considerably perturbed
over the proposed Increased rates and
the abolition Of transfers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22

= AZ meeting OF the Business arj
in the auditorium OF the Y w, G,
ms evening at C o'clock. Mrs. James
durham win instruct all business
women present how TO mark ballot &
III" coming election
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22

The Mayors Advisory Board yes
terday approved the recommendation
of Director OF Public Utilities, l.. w.
Trafford. for the painting of the larG-
er standpipe of the gas plant. at n
cost Of about 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22

Residents OF Forest liill district
are complaining &c members OF the
Council that the appropriation for
paving Forest Hill Avenue is Insult
ic!ent They ask that four blocks
between Forty-third Street and the
corporation line he paved An ad-
dit!onai appropriation will be neces-
Sary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Two new cases OF diphthcria were
reported yesterday 10 the Health
bureau and thirteen were discharged
from quarantine. The fetal number
OF cases in the city is los.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22

Plans for two new dwellings TO he
constructed on the south side CT
Main street, between Harrison and
Randolph, We're filed with Building
Inspector Butler yesterday. The
estimated cost ~ the work is $4,000.
lians for two dwellings 10 be built
on the south sid. OF Franklin street,
east of I.ombardy. were nied by the
Apartment and Home Building Cor
poration, the ccSt To be $4,000.