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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
PASS PHARMACY TESTS
Among Graduates L. Miss lIiidn
Saunders. Of Chase
city.

ON" Of the first women TO graduate
IN Virginia as a pharmacist aud To
hc authorized 10y The state Board or
Pharmacy 10 practice as registered
assistant pharmacist. was announced
yesterday rs the board when Miss;
II Ida saunders. OF chase city, sue
CcSSfully passed all examinations.
Thirteen men were in tie same class.
Five We're licensed az regis tered as
s!stanis, and seven licensed ana r"coE-
niZcd under thu reciprocal system.
coming from other States. Tn" list
OF graduates follows:
Registered pharmacists t \ Lyon.
Richmond; William II. lowe kI'muruuck
T.. - Irumptou, kiChnond. i ". vii
ruNuu. MIuasSHA. J. j. RrlttUu. Richmond
rhu'uas !. Ham. Lr.. Richmond; i-nrEr
j itudIry. Richmond: L.. X Painter. Taz"-
we'll. oscar u. DER, Roanoke. y l.. Oar
den. N-wsuius. - y. Walker. Richmond
.. :. White" R!chmoud; George ". Lyle.
bedford: Eugene H. Wittrn, Eichuond.
Ass!Stan; pharmacists Miss lllida SLUn-
iyrs Chus. C!ty: u. q. Dohd, Richmond;
FlnNi T. wood iilch'uond; LoScuh Itch
t"u>icln. IT. Richmond: Gror@e W John
Erria,vrod ~ r"cirroc!ty-J u
Porter Petersburg. from Georgia. Fr"l
S. Shepherd. Winchester. from %ortl,
Carolina. T. .. SwluIrll. Norfolk. from
North CIrUi!uu: Chnrl"s II Aleu-. iIrh
Point; y &. from North Carolina; Bon
yania: H. r. Schloftlii.n. Richmot,,l.
from Iowa; John l.. colEan. Richmond.
from = bllitEtlfh'a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
TAXPAYERS DELINQUENT
Many Fail Ia PAY Animal Federal
Assessment. According 10 In
trrnal ErNrnur Collector.

hundreds OF taNpaycrS have rallied
10 pay their annual Federal tax, pay
able during tn" month of .uly. col
icctor OF Internal revenue H. G. l..
Moncnr" stated yesterday The tax.
which Is known rs the special tax
Tor doing business includes drugCiSis
licensed To sell whisky. motor boat
owners. owners OF automobiles for
h!-", ihcatvr prppr!ctorS. comm!ss!o ION
merchants, tobacco Warehouses;. stock :
brokers auct.on-crS. pawnbrohGr".
custom house brokers. wholesale and
retail dealers IN olcumlrGar!nc. p:o-
pr!ctors % pool rooms. bowling alleys.
billiard tables shooting Galleries,
cigar. tobacco and cigarette manufac-
tuners. and many others.
Will" the tax Is due July |. thirty
days Of grace is allowed. The mini
mum penalty is - per cent Of the
amount OF tax Ia! lure 10 receive
lax forms is not regarded as IA. en-
cuSe for avoiding penalties. Mr. Mon
cure stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
MAY DISTRIBUTE FEES IN
WEST VIRGINIA DEBT CASE
Confirmation Of Report of Special
commissioner in Famous liti-
cation Made Yesterday.

Confirmation of the report of
Special Commissioner Robert l..
Scott in the Yves; Virginia debt lit :
igation WIS made yesterday by
Judge II. Carter Scott in City CIV
post a; the command Of the Deb
commi:ISioN can be- distributed as
directed by thc special COMMIT. Ssion-
cr
Disbursements to be made hv tho
clerk OF the city cour, are AS fol-
lows:
y. G. Potter. cxpcr, accountant,
ston: stcmoGraphic services. s$1": T.
NJ. Rowcllc. court clerk for costs.
$2i.ll: Robert T.. Scott. service. ~
special commissioners. $1,000: Viz
Sinia Debt Commission and it's Soc
rotary. total OF 100000: Randolph
Harrison. sl50.0cG: William \. An
IiGrson, $1,000; gstate OF John b
$4,000: estate of Holmes Conra 4,
Sla1.00o. and estate OF John q. John
son. $4,000. for all services render
ed as counsel in the cause; Brown
Bros. I?t.olG' in payment; for
amounts advanced in payment OF
$500: John NJ. Purcell. $500: =. c.
Ioll;confer. $500: estate of lvanhoc
Sclatcr. $500; John 4. sale. $500. for
S"nCial services: Commonwealth O:
Virginia. on account OF share Of
money on deposit. s22,i25.So; srown
Bros. x Co.. depository for owners
Of ccrtitca,ds. $Gic.5!6
junction asked. for by the Attorney
mcnt of Revenue from listing the
big amounts for taxes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
WILL GO AS MISSIONARY
TO THE BELGIAN CONGO
Misa Ruth Henderson, VIII Re Ten
drred Farewell Reception by Con
.rrgStion az Ilrond Street t:burcI,

Members OF the congregation and
SUNDAY school OF Broad street Meth
oGist church Will tender a farewell
reception tonight ~ O'Clock to Miss
E"th Henderson. who is being sent MS
\. missionary 10 the Belgian Congo by
Inc church y program OF shor, ad-
dresses. selections hy the male quar-
iet aud presentation of parting gifts
10 Miss Henderson has been ar
ranged.
Miss Henderson served for two
Years rs assistant 10 Rev. Fred r.
'hcnault. pastor of the church Shn
has just graduated from Sr1rr!tt
Ethlo and Training School. Kansas
CITY. Mo, after - period OF training
Tor missionary work Her voice was
the African field and Broad street
Church VIII support her there. Miss
H"ndnr*on Nil sail from New York
on July 81
The Y"nnC PEOPLES Missionary So
ciciy Of the Richmond d!stric' Will
Inrtc'1atc in the exercises tonight
which viii be hold in the SuuIav
school rooms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
EPERFECT PLANS FOR
BOAT LINE OPERATION
Iprc Than Four Hundred Invita-
lions Arc Issued to Luncheon ut
sChambcr of Commerce To-day.
Took NOW is ON MARKET
me OF Two Boats Purchased En-
pectcd TO BE Ready for Delivery
/ TO ltichmond-New York Steam
SSslifp Company Next Week.

sPlans will be perfected for the
pper9hon of the new RichmonI- New
EoG boat line ut a buffet luncheon
EoRe served ut the Chamber of Com
YHrcc today at o'clock Four hun
pred and fifty invitations have been
mailed. and the general public is
invited to participate.
Hhe new company Will be named
Richmond-Ncw York Steamship
My, and the stock is now on
rket subject to subscription
from the United States ship
S'oarN, and the first payment
already been deposited in the
Ieral Reserve Bank
Ten years has been given to nav
the boats in full. and IL les thought
the earnings or the line durinl;
e time Will be sufficient 10 meet
nnal payments. The charter has
tot Sbecn drawn. b,t all details arc
low being worked on
s5I Is thought that subscribers to
.sock IN the company Will be called
Upon TO only pay. onc-tcnth yearly
Shlch VIII not only make their pay
nents easy, but help finance a pro
lect that will do Richmond worlds
sSThe Lake Frances is now locked
Et Boston, ana the Lake sterling at
New, York. Il is believed that one
PtS,the new boats will be ready for
eeliSsrS TO the company within a
The company has hccn capitalized
et 200, ooo, and a drive Will soon 10
pndertakcn 10 interest Richmonders
IN 9this enterprise in a financial way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
TO ATTEND MEETING OF
OFFICERS OF GREAT WAR
National Convention Will BE Held
- in Detroit, Mich, Sep
tenher a.

Delegates to the national conven-
ton of the American Officers of the
Great War. which will be held at De-
troit. Mich, September 6. were APP
pointed at a meeting of the Rich
mond Chapter Tuesday night.
The following resolutions were
adopted dealing with the appoint
ment of cN-scrvice men to Federal
POSITIONS:
The Congress of the United States
on July IL, 1919. having passed a
resolution calling for the appoint
mcnt of cX-scrvicc men. all else be-
ing equal. to all positions in the eX-
ccutivc branch of the government,
and IL being authoritativcly reported
TO the Richmond Chapter of the
American Officers of the Great War
that this resolution has been Migrant
~ violated on many occasions by the
heads OF the several departments and
bureaus of the executive branch of
the government, therefore, be 1t re-
solved:
First: That the sixty seventh
Congress. assembling on or about
December 4. 1920, he urged to invcs-
tiEate the appointments which have
been made by the executive branch
OF the government since this resolu
ZION was passed. and ascertain il the
spirit OF TINS resolution ny the Con
SrcsS has been carried out:
second: That the foregoing por-
ton OF this resolution he introduced
by the delegate from the Richmond
Chapter TO the national convention OF
the American Officers OF the Great
WAR. and that the commander OF the
richmond Chapter appoint a commit
tee OF five. who are in absolute and
thorough sympathy with this rcsolu-
ton. TO take the necessary steps to
see that this Investigation is honestly
and cncrEctically carried out"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
TELLS EX-SERVICE MEN HOW
TO SECURE VICTORY MEDALS
Must Go tu Local Recruiting once.
and Obtain Form tn BE
Filled Dut

The state Idjutant OF the Nmcri-
can Legion for tn" department or
Nirsinia announces that the impress
her" Of tho legion tould secure their
Victory Medals" through their local
post cannot hc adhered 10. according;
TO Instructions from The War De-
partm"nt.
Each cx-scrvjcc man must 10 to
the local recruiting otiic" ana Sccur"
4 form 10 be iillrd out unless HIS cost
hHS procured IN" necessary papers.
Applications, however. must he made
~ tile Individual. hut he can state
THAT he wishes il sent TO him in care
Of his local post If y" So dtaircS
otherwise IL Will b" sent 10 the al :
dress given on the application.
Many members Of the legion are
having their medals sent in care of
Their !ocl post. so that they will he
assembled ana ready for the 'bic Ccir-
hrAti"n and presentation planned for
ArmiSt.y.. bII.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
TANDARD OIL COMPANY
OBTAINS WRIT OF ERROR
ftutc Sunrcmc Cnnrt OF Appeals Sets
In Norfolk Sii.onn Personal
l. Injury Litigation.

Counsel FOR the Standard oil Com
Pany OF New Jersey succeeded yes
(erday in securing from tire Supreme
EouTt OF Appeals q writ os error and
(uperscdeas TO the Judgment Of the
Law and ch1nccry Court OF the City
kf{ Norfolk, which awarded \. /. Rob
|rts the sum OF $4,000 For personal
injuries suffered when street car
|railer he was riding in coliidcd with
wagon owned by the oil company
/ Roberts is said to have been stand
nG on the trailer Of a Virginia Ruiz
Eay and Power Company car when
me collision occurred. Ii is alleged
hat he apparently stood ;h.r"
through preference, since several PAS
|enScrs had boarded the trailer and
occurred seats since he took his posi-
Hon as standing passenger. Be-
idcs broken leg. he suffered other
Injuries
The suit was originally brought
3Eainst the oil and street car com
fanies Jointly, but was later dismissed
10 far as the traction company was
Ioncerned. according TO the pctit,ou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
TRAINING SCHOOL CLOSES
AT CAMP LEE WEDNESDAY
Congressional Contest Bctwc e n
DrcWry md Smith Grows Warm ns
Primary Date NrnrN.

PETERSBURG, July 22.-Aftcr ono
or he most strenuous training
periods in the history Of the Vir-
GINA National Guard. the Virginia
soldiers VIII bring their mancuvcrs
at camp Lee TO a close next We'd
ncsday. The guard camp is reported
70 he ono of the hcalthIcst in the
Unite! states Army. and only q few
Of tho soldiers have answered the
morning sick call.
Tomorrow night the officers will
he given Il dance by the regular army
officers n. the camp. and Monday
night the enlisted men will be given
one.
Congressional Flight Grows Warm.
With the election less than two
weeks of. contest for the seat in
Congress from the Fourth District is
becoming warm. and Patrick Henry
brewry. ,'f Peters burg. incumbent.
and DR.. Henry Clay Smith. OF Crcwc'
his opponent. are both confident OF
election. The District Democratic
Committee has definitely fixed Au-
gust 3 rs the day for the primary.
Eoih men are now CanvasSinE tho
district. and from present indica-
tons the race Will he ono OF the
closest in wears.
Veterans Plan for Reunion.
Members or the r.ightie,h Division
living in Petersburg are making
plans Tor the annual gathering to be
ncId IN Richmond September TO G.
inclusive: sixteen States will he re-
presented. according to information
are being planned for the cclebration'
including an inspection OF their old
training grounas ana barracks at
Camp Lee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
IEMlT FINES OF OPERATORS
ROF CAROLINA AUTO CONVOY
(extet Is Acquitted Following Hours
Hearing in Police

4 After more than an hours hearing
n Police Court yesterday. the cases
against six men, who were taking
fars through TO South Carolina. We're
dismissed and fines placed on them
Fere revoked.
Considerable feeling has arisen
kmong automobile dealers In North
Ind South Carolina with reference 20
lhe stopping OF ears in Richmond.
Ehen they are in transit from fac
|ory to dealer.
|sPolice authorities state that The
practice makes IL Very easy for auto
hobile thieves 10 slip through them
md sell their stolen property fur
her South. u IS on account OF this.
|hcy say, tha; they are stopping. an
Ears that have no; the proper license
[ags on them. Police state thai II
healers WIFE secure tho license 'a@s
feuutreu by their own state. no cars
viii be held UP. Virginia. authorities.
|t is said, are merely carrying out a
North Carolina laW.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
Leo nru,hcr Passes Through ci,,

Leo j. k"uthcr. well known New
York business man. accompanied h.:
Mrs. Rcuth"r passed through Rich
mcnd yesterday .u route home, on
tAe last leg Of an "ieht-wcck5' .our
OF the south. Mr.. Rcuthcr * hasten
ing back TO assist Coroner James -
Wintcrbuttofn. OF New York City. In
booming the candidacy OF Judge
ernor at the Republican state con
yrnCon. which cunvcnrs a; Saratoga
y y. Monday.
When questioned on road ccndi-
iipnS. Nj. Ecutccr stated that south
crn highways need Improvement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
BARTON HEIGHTS TO STAGE
REAL COMMUNITY PICNIC
Athletic Events mud Award Of Prizes
VIII Feature Affair ON school
Grounds Tomorrow.

Mans h2Yc hccn COmnlct"u Tor a
community picnic to bc given tomo--
row afternoon from 1 10 II o'clock on
the grounds OF Barton Heights
school. under the auspices of the
North Richmond citizens AsSocia-
ton. Ecrnaru l.. Jones. president Of
the association, announced yesterday.
The WOnan'S club Of barton Heights
Will aid the association.
The picnic. which is a free affair,
will have many attractions. Including;
various athletic events. y brass band
will furnish music and prizes viii 30
awarded winners Of various contests.
Al families and residents Of iiar;on
Heights and North Richmond terr: =
tory are Invited Ia the picnic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
LEAVE FOR ENCAMPMENT
Richmond Troop of hoy Scout. VIII
spend Wcrii-End q. boswell
-. Fair tirNunLs

~. Herocrt Mercer, CITY Sheriff. and
- B. Minor, Il sCOut'uaSt"r. Will ac-
|ompany the troop OF Boy Scouts from
Richmond on the occasion OF their
Ecek-end encampmont at the FAIR
Grounds AT posw'll tomorrow in The
hterests Of forming Scout troops in
[hnt locality. Representatives. from
ashland, :lmont, Montpelier. Louisa
Ind Bowling Green, VIII attend to
fonier about organizing troops at
ksReprcsentatiyes from ne Recruit
ng Service OF thc United states
krmy, Navy ana Marin" Corps Viii
accompany III" Scouts 10 boswell to-
MORROW. One feature Of the enter
|ainmen;. 10 he provided viii D.. The
distribution of Victory buttons to ox-
Sapers.
1.-THE 1ntcrcounty Fair Will DO held
a. Doswel!. September IS, 90. % ana
Pctober ] and a hiF Labor Dag
|elebrat-> IS being planned by cIti-
lens of boswell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23

Wayne Knit, full fashioned,
light weight Lisle Hosiery,
with double soles and high
spliced heels, in black or
white, at S5c pair.
"La Vogue" full fashioned,
pure thread Silk Hosiery,
with Isle tops and high
spliced heels, in black only,
at $1.S5 a pair.
Gordon's H300, full-fashioned,
pure thread Silk Hosiery,
with Isle tops, in black only,
at $3.50 a pair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23

c,,xs unat !eaNcs at O'Clock from IA.
James T.. Clements. an at;orucy-at-Iaw
nl Arlington County. obtained - pardon
u..h JacEson, cclorcd. who was charged
with conducting iisprd.rly house. which
afterwards turned out !" be party.
ranged in connection with lawn fate
to b. given ;onrht beginning at o'clock.
81 1907 North Avenue. barton Heights
Barton Heights Eap,is; Church
Postmaster Hay 7. Thornton Yesterday
OF postmastcrS in four h-G!ass post-n;iiccs
IN Virginia hs follows: Robert l.. FaN-
tcS;t fawcett. aud Thomas /. piomVnd.
\ dance and lawn tc,c. scheduled for
last Monday. Will hc repeated tonight
house, ,iordan's Jazz band Will inlay for
the dancing. and ccfr'shmcns Will be
10 Lane stern yesterday visited Camp I."e
20 !usDcC; the annual "ncatnpm.ut ~ the
National Guard Richmond national
Ice Tor service arc hcin.; rounded un bv
United States Deputy Marshal Harrison.
They VIII b. stnt to Camp Leo Tor trial
hy :, summary court
rho first outdoor picture show in the
public marks MAS given last night at
Monroe PARK under the direction OF the
first band concert VIII hv rendered hv u.
Greater Richmond silanh 1t $3.50 u'clucll
Sun!py Afternoon rscinrCs viii 10 shown
dnv, Wednesday Thursday aud F-id.v
nights pictures Viii Io shown in iiIyr,.nt
parks and piavcT"uads IN the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
Chamber Discnsscs divers Matters.

DISCUSSION OF INC inning OF NORTH
ciroliniaus driving IN I O III q b i ! - $
through Virginia TOOK place ycstcr-
day at 4 meeting Of the directors OF
the chamber OF Commerce, following
talks by Il. -. James. Secretary OF the
and Director OF Public
safety William NJ. Myers. Plans for
b"ttcrinE the coal situation in Rich
mond also We're discussed. Tn" refer
cudum sent out 10y the United states
Chamber or Commerce. giving the.
stand taken on the labor situation.
also was acted upon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
Notary DAY IN MILK AND
lice FUND DRIVE Is SUCCESS
rand Total Expected Ia lie Increased
" by $1,000 or Morc--iscnpuiIsc
ts,gdts IN Generous

ERotary Day for the Ice and MIX
5fSston yesterday VAS Il decided sue
kEs. At a late hour last night il;
las reported by officers Of the club
hat over $4,000 had been collected.
nth a number OF teams still! to be
Esard from.
tssevcraI teams reported that in
Emcrous big plants and stores Wis
led by them the employees con-
Etputed 100 per cent
EThJs years canvass exceeded last
Sfarss by hundreds OF dollars and
SeHcIuB was informed by telephone
5f4s yesterday b. many business pc0-
t&isfhat they had not heen visited.
)14f would man their contributions.
indication points To the
ives final figures hcinE over 5000.
bitch speaks well for the work Of
Id organization in the interests OF
4sIof Richm1nd's most worthy char
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23

ton tour; Tor AN alleged violation
OF tn" prohibition law. was fined SO
an! given thirty days yesterday. Tnc
lail sentence WAS suspended Will
liam Longest. charged with u simi,a :.
oir"nSc. was acquitted. bon. men
were required 10 report to the court
at The October term.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
II" Investigate Disability Cases

Board OF Vocational Education. win
authority TO act and decide eases
VIII he sent from Washington TO meet
II John Marshall IliEh Srhoo! July
20, y ana -. All local cases OF dis
ability Of cX-s"rvicc men VIII hc
handled promptly and those who
have not received assistance from
IN" hoard should apply al the school
Tor adv!c" and information
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Meeting. In Interest of Richmond
New York b"nt-linr project, Cham
Der of Commerce.. I.
Observation-Disclosures Field. Rich
in"nd W.. suffolk. i::iO.
Farewell reception 10 Miss Ruth
henderson,. missionary to IlrIsInn
congo. Brond street Methodist
Church, -.
oren-nir motion pictures, by
community Recreation Associn-
'ion' Scnhropk Fairgrounds, $.
tyrir-N and motion
pictures. 3::tO, y and a;:.u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23
Pronounce Sentence on Turner Today

IWIEWtnt Is tNDcCtrU 10 Dc UTW-
nounCcd by United states District
Judge Edmund Waddill today III the
case OF William Turner. colorcd. who
was found guilty OF murder in the
nrSt dcerc. saturday afternoon fol-
lowing a two-day trial for the killing
pedo expert. near Alexandria. May -?
III. penalty for such AN of.cuSe is
death by hanging under The statutes
OF the United states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23

lanes Mcqueen and Annie Jane
Kelly. eoth colored, 20, Lewis Street
We're arrested Yesterday afternoon
selling II. y small home aiii! was
discovered on the second noor. to-
Eethrr with several quarts OF liquor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23


"kayser's" No. Tx All-Silk
Hosiery, silk from top to toe,
with ravel stop, silk garter
tops, in black only, S2.95 a
pair.
Various makes of high-class
novelty, open-worked Lace
Silk II osiery, in different
patterns, at S3.95 a pair.
Women's pure thread Silk
Hosiery, of good, substan-
tlal weight, in black only,
S1.4S a pair.
Floor One. West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23

ScVcn cASos OF autOmObilc sDcc,,-
ing We're handled before Justice
crutchheld yesterday. William Tay-
lor. j: w. rcasicy, Is. Frcedlandc-.
Norvcll Jackson. Allen Tnomas'
Frank Albright and L. w. S;earrs
each drew lin" OF $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23

Fi:zhuEh Lee Camp of Spanish War
Veterans OF Richmond. Will deliver
the address OF welcome at the annual
Veterans tomorrow afternoon begin
Meg At o'clock in the Grays' Ar
mory Miss Minnie Lcnhart. president
OF tn" general auxiliary of spanish
War Veterans Of the United states.
will be- present in the interests OF
organizing women's auNiliaries
throughout tho state. OF which Rich
mond has the first and only. Follow
ing a business session. an automobile
tour u points in and around Rich
:noud Will be- given delegates, fol-
lOw;,i by Il banquet in the business
Mrn y Ciuh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-23

FARTHER subscriptions for this
worthy charity should hc sent to the
Fm"s- Dispatch lee and Milk Mission
care OF this paper