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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
BOTH ELEVEN5 ON EDGE
FOR NEW YEAR CLASSIC
Obi" state and California Put Fin
isliinE Touches on for TOurna-
mcnt Of Roses Tilt.

PASADENA. CAL. Dec Gothic
University Of California ana Ohio
state football squads today began
,apering OFF their practicc'in prcpara-
ton to their game here New Years
Day.
The coaches plan just enough prac-
iice TO keep their players on edge"
for the contest. and not enough TO
risk inJur.ng u hrst-iine man through
further service scrimmagc.
Football experts continue to ex-
press the opinion the result OF the
clash between the Wcstcrncrs and the
Middle W.stcrncrs viii be the ability
oi ihc Ecars 10 stop Pete Stinchconb,
a.l-Amcrican half back.
At the same time. they declare. ua-
own w!th the California wall. Stinch-
comb, VIII not get loose" with the
regularity he has displayed In the
Fact.
Inc Ohio state eleven Is in condi-
,!on 10 go sixty minutes at top
speed" Or John wiIcc. head coach,
california. contcnted himself with
saying his men were fit"
Frank Wil.i!nan. Ohio fun back.
who haas had a Troublesome knee. VIII
W.lCe declared. Blair. Ohio half back.
and Colt, substitute. hav. caused
some :pprc heusion b. turning their
ankles. but B.air. j. was declared.
VIII be able u start the game and
Cott VIII bc ready TO 20 in whenever
needed.
The Californ!ans came through the
practice period without iajury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
RlCHMOMDERS PLAN FOR
RECEPTION Of NEW YEAR
Watch Parties and Entertainments
VIII Feature welcome Through
out City.

Watch parties ANA entertainments
throughout the city Viii feature The
welcome which Richmond wi!! give
the New Year tonight. Several pub-
lie entertainments are scheduled aud
q larg" number of private parties.
PronIn"nt among IA" events Sat-
urday VIII 10" presentation OF ndt!.-
It's plays by Tho Little 'rh,atcr league
At city Auditorium free of charge.
The AFFAIR w.i! begin al o'clocil to-
MORO" evening
"orcn House entertainments at
Nee MS Union. where from . 10 :
O'Clock an entertainment wilI be
given ard at the Y. N. q. A ana y
w. =. A.. VIII ,c among the public
aif. RS. y dane" VIII also hc given
at NcGiii's i.nditOTium by che knights
Z 'iunhis I. welcome II IN" ne "
year SW!mnlirg contests and attn
!n'ic events al! feature entertain
msats wElch aic contemplated ~
Toys Sutd-y Clubs tomorrow i
dinner dance IL also scheduled at the
Hermitage Club tonight. Many
churches are also planning watcn
parties for this evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
lSEglsADay From
Is Hens, In h'int-r
'' i'nhih Hens Increased Every
Day-Ilnn Is Easily Tried

NJ" we haze - chickens and hadn',
q ter feeding Don Sung, We got TO
% tEH Il day: IN three weeks we were
E'tt.nt - To - day. In i've weeks
MHt Gr' J" eggs day."-John Duni,
HC% log. Cherry Valley. Pa
ar. Duni started giving Don sung
n January, in zero weather. lie now
keeNs his hens busy in winter when
mems GSua J.? loaf. y trial costs moth
!nE. Here's oar offer.
IIve your hcHs Don Sung and watch
rrcSH'ts Tor one month. Ii you don't
Ilht tAat y pays FOR itself and PAYS
you good profit besides, simply toll
Us ana your money VIII be cheerfully
refunded.
Don sung Chinese for cgg-iaying)
Is a scientific tonic and conditioner
" Is easily given in the feed. i'm
proves the hens health and makes
her stronger and mere active. 1t
tones up the cgG-laying organs. and
gets the eggs. no matter how cold
or wet the weather.
Don sung can be obtained promptly
from your druggist or poultry remedy
dealer. or send SIC or Si0i Gncludcs
war taM) FOR q package ~. mail pre-
paid. iHrr:N, DuGG"r Co. 2li Column
ba Bldg, Indianapolis. Ind.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31


nave Senators and Representatives
from their districts interviewed at
once end Impressed with tn" Inn
porence OF puick ana favorable ac-
lar steps have been taken by the
legion in every other state Ia the
Union.
Rive bills are being pushed by tho
Legion AT tho shor; session OF Con-
Effss, now iu progress, which ends
Afarg1l =. aH foiiOwF:
The MASON u.U ~ f. 1255S). pro-
Viding FOR TN" establishment OF four
J'.rcau aud ass many sgb-oilices as
d%tMai neg"Hgary; author.Z!n= Tho
PG$t-bniee B,gartmcut 10 collect
prGm!hms ON government Insurance.;
nGd . rsilcyinr from payment Of pre-.
ntiun1S all d.saniod 'ncn ~ receipt OF
h2Shilnli%aton at,er discharge from
military service
Stevenson bin on 4. I0S85D. pro-
vidtnI., tor Tho retirement OF disabled
cncrgcncy or reserve corps officers
or tho same has.s as that Granted to
officers az tho r.4uIui army
disqualification france bill IS.
4S97i., apUropriatInE S23.52O.OOO for
the GIidiuE ~ oleveu nov hospitals.
Langley bin III Il. 1870. approprl-
at!ns. SlO.Qgl.o0O Tor the building of
nSw hospitals
Consolidation tp-obahly tho norcrs
bNp. providing Tor the CONSOLIDATION
ana .,eo-ordlnai!on OF the Huronu Of
War ,Iiisk lrsurnucc the RehablIl,a-
ton DIVISION ~ tar Federal BOARD for
Vocational iiu alton. and the United
states Public Health service. To he
placed under the Jurisdiction az the
Department OF the Interior.
adjusted Compensation bin tIt r.
liljD, the American Icgion's four
rod optional plan rrpvid!uc for land
adjusted service certificates ana ad-
)gsltI s.r..rc aid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
RICHARDS, TENNIS CHAMP,
WINS NEW YORK JOURNEY
IIns No DinicuIty in Defeating VIII
linn \. Aydcinir, Formerly Of
California.
| by Nss0cintcl rress. ]

NEW YORK. Dec. 3O--Vinccnt
Richards. national junior indoor ton
mis- champion. came through today In
both singles and doubles scml-ifnals
Of the t!tuiar junior indoor tourna-
mont. In the singles Richards had
no difficulty in defeating william a.
AydeIottc. formerly of california. and
now of New York, CT, Gil Jerry,
Lang. of New York. won the other
s"mi-hnal from Harry Pickeli's Of
Flushing. Long Island. 60. Ga
In the doubles Richards ana Paul
= MciiuGh. of Yale. defeated Aydc-
iottc and J. Il. Tucker. New York
G-i. Cd and i. *. Giorc and Ernest
Kuhn. OF New York. defeated William
E!nsmann and G. Ackcr, Of Jamaica.
y. Y. 80, 10, 6-2.
The national boys title went to
Einsmann By default today. when IT
was found that his opponent for the
dnal WAS over the I5-year age llmi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

three states vi the Union reported
Ia II as operating under the export
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
REORGANIZATION PLANS
TO PURCHASE MONTICELLO
Would kccp Jrnrr>"n's Home as Me-
q, mortal to linn irI:inians Aid
Ibrnnn>.l

spurchase OF Mpnticclio. the home
or Thomas Jefferson, as memorial
ia. the man who drnitcd the Declara-
ton OF Independence - the purpose
ora ne" organization the foundation
OF which was started early this week
at a Weetiug iD Washington or rep
rssentatya5 % several States. Viz
Elhih was wei represented a, tho
ynertinS. \. Montague. James Wood
Si1r"r James, and Cougrcssmcn
i;.and and Drcwry being included in
the delegates present.
WORD OF the formation OF the or
ts3nizauon was brought 10 Richmond
by MES Ruth Read Cunningham. who
attended. u Is planned 10 hold "a
Inarh- meeting here IN thu near flu
tNre 10 organize "A branch OF IN. as
sSr!at!un 70 aid in raising funds 20
purohaSs. the old Jefferson home. JET
i.TsoH VI. LaNJ, - representative 70
CcnSrrsS from the Thirteenth Neg
1nrk District now OwncS thc IRON
sft" IN question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

three states vi the Union reported
Ia it as operating under the export
act.
Records of the commission seem
TO dcmonStratc.' tho report continues,
that the criticism SO often chargc cd
against United states exporters OF
failing To cultivate and maintain
permanent trade relations abroad and
zoo often withdrawing from a par
icular foreign maritct as soon as
NOR" attractive opportunities present
themselves At homo or elsewhere viii
not apply TO associations operating
under the export trad" act
Results Are satisfactory.
In reply to Iu"StiunuaircS sent
out by the commission requesting an
expression oS 10 the actual working
out of the export trade act. the re-
Plies received FOR the most part. eN-
presses satisfaction over results OBJ
tanned under the law. II was re-
ported that the system 90 collective
advertising and selling makes FOR the
and duplication of effort. several as
sociations reported that their system
OF conducting business abroad is
meeting with tn" hearty approval uf
tie foreign customers"
The commission says also that the
law instead OF increasing the strength
OF the already great American in
dustrial establishments, has cuaO!cd
the small" concerns to band together
in IA fashion To push fully organized
export trade in a keen competitive
manner. which they are not able to
do AZ home To this extent. tho COM
mission believes. the law has work ed
TO thc great advantage OF the small
firms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
PLAN CENTRAL MARKETS
FOR PER|SHABLE FOODS
Would Include Federal Licensing
System Applicable to All
Dealers

WASHINGTON. Dee 30. -. r:s,aD-
i!Shment OF central markets for per
iShablc food products in all largc
cities and the setting up OF a Fed
cral licensing system applicable to
al dealers in such FOODS at those
Trade Commission III it's annual re-
port 10 Congress.
The commissions conclusions are
based on an investigation covering
many months. and il declares that
Federal action is necessary to obtain
cn"ctiE" regulation and TO avoid AN
fair and waStctui practices with the
consequent effect on prices. In the
present system the commission secs.
aS hindrancc 10 the proper passage
the consumer. certain intcrtrado deal
inSs which IL believes should be elm
mated. and u suggests that the
handling OF these products be sur
rounded by numerous regulations
and restrictions. such az the record
ing Of available supplies. tin" dating
OF cold storage periods and provisions
Tor auction marketing.
Facilities Should lie Adequate.
Facilities should be made adequate
the commission says; to enable the
trail markets and with proper pro-
lection Of his interests" The market
,,nr. system should lac so governed
eliminated ana proper coordination
OF transportation facilities should be
accomplished TO make deliveries GER
The, commission says that tho
needed reforms can hardly bc cx-
pected TO bc. ACCOMPLISHED by the
Initiative OF the dealers" and asserts
That state ana municipal authorities
lack adequate power TO effectively
regulate the handling OF the food
SUPPLIES. Although corporation Of
state and local authorities and rail-
roads might accomplish the ends
sought. the commission believes this
plan does not hold out much hope
Tor satisfactory solution OF the
problem.
Turning to wheat products. the
commission says il has found thar
concentration OF the milling, Industry
has progressed far enough so that
probably ten of the largest milling
concerns could supply the demand
Of the country for Hour" The com
mission mentions incidentally that
us figures from thirty-seven milling
corporations showed that their sales
had increased from slGO.oOO.OO0 TO
'%'i 100000 between 1914 and 1915.
while their annual profits had grown
same period.
Serves As Decided Enctor.
reporting on tn" operation of the
webb Poncrine act permitting for
nation Of associations for export
trade. the commission informs Con-
crcSs that this act has served as "a
decided factor" in promoting the
progress of American manufacturcrs
III foreign markets The commission
says that during tho year forty
three associations comprising approx
imately 10 concerns whose Offices
and nlants are distributed over forty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
"BEACH AT WAIKIKI"
SOON TO BE MEMORY
Hawaiian IInrbor Hoard Urges Re
ino'ni of shore Made Famous
by Song Writer.
By NssoCiltcd prcss.l

HONOLULU. 7. H.. Doc. 3O.--Onc Of
the picturesque bits or landscape re-
mcmbcrod 10y tourists visiting Homo
lulu is To be removed after months
of effort, IL definite plans Of the Ter
ritorial Board of ltIrbor Commits
sioncrs ar" carried into execution.
The board has called for bids for
SO first unit of the Waikiki rcClarua-
0Nn project which PROPOSES to drain
and eventually to fill the Waikiki
duck pond district. an area of more
than 400 acres. which at present j.
given over largely to propa CATION Of
rice and the taro root. from which
Hawaiian poi is made.
The popular name OF tho Duck
Pond has been given to the swami
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
GARRETT & MASSIE HOLD
ANNUAL "FAMlLY REUNION"
Firm md Its Associates md En-
pioyes Have Dinner ut Husi-
ncss Mcn'4 I,IuIl.

What was termed a family gather
ing was held AT the business Mems
club last night by Garrett &; Mass!c
who entertained their associates and
employees at dinner. About forty
men and women sat around tho
tables. over which Harry III Gaines
presided as POSTMASTER, and nearly
al! Of chem made short speeches Of
Contamination upon the mos: pros
porous year just about to close, and
cNpreSs!n. the determination to make
inc next year even more prosperous
Those present we're:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
kiiIs TLrce mathematics.

BY International News Servicol
CRAIG, COL, Dec. 3c.-Thirtccn-
ycar-oid Lottic HARRINGTON Killed
three rLtilcsnakcs with grubb.n.;
hoe whom she encountered ,Ie rep
isles IN potato patch on raaca
near hcT"
The Largest o: the snakes was four
feet long. with fifteen raitlcs and a
button
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

because OF large numbers OF donI
tic ducks raised by Oricntals all
the route OF street railway
crossing the swamp.
First improvements contempta
by the harDor commissioners en-
construction of Il canal draining
entire area and the tilllns of perth
OF lowlauds adjoining. The 90
also is considering "A proposal
drcdg" c0ral from Waikili Beach.
tourists bathing beach. thereby
proving swimming conditions.
coral thus obtained would be Ii
for nlliug In the swamp area.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
J LEGION MEMBERS
7 BEHIND MEASURES
departmental Officers Ask
Posts To Act in Favor
Of Pending lsilIS.

I instructions for immediate
|ly every American Leg ion
the Virginia Department In
OF legislation favorable to
crvice persons, nov pend!n.;
Congress-. were sent yesterday
|epartincnt headquarters In
u Local posts and their
IS were directed TO adopt roso-
favoring tho passage OF these
u. anu ia send. as an organ!-
nj us viduals. letters and
n 10 the Virginia rcprcSenta-
Washington urging favorable
Htlon, w =. Caldwell. chair
the Nir. ala Department
~" Committee. wrote All dis
Inir'n"u calling on them to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
Ncw ,Io,Ic Inuictmcnt.

HOUSTON, TENNS, Dec. 3U--FIel
a new complaint against old frit
tn" Family Movie.
Mrs T. w. Vaughn. Houston me
censor. finds the movies are prod
lug a thiukleSS race OF people. 4
In the old days dramas and litl
turc made the people think" said
NauCh I'm. Now they &c to n MI
TO escape any chance of thinkins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

Winchester. grand junior warden:
George Wilson Poe, grand treasurer:
James Gustavius Hawkins, of Rich
mond. grand recorder: james Brax-
corder emeritus: Richard Henry Bell,
Jr., of Stnunton. grand standard bear
or; Alfred Lancaster Evans. Of New
port News, grand sword-bcnrer; Cor
don c. Fuqua, OF bristol. grand whr-
den: Charles Albert Nesbitt, of Rich
mond. deputy Srand recorder; James
Austin pamplin. OF Richmond. grand
captain OF guard.
william Lee Davis naS, gard n,:7.
were adoptcd by the grand comman-
derry. The order has been working
without such code. and has been
operating under RESOLUTIONS and the
laws OF the grand enCainpmcnt. cf-
fectivc throughout tho United States.
Mr. Davis IS from Portsmouth. The
new code has been presented several
times before. only to be rejected on
each occasion Il has taken mum :
Der of years 10 draft 1t. Grand Re-
cordcr IIaniiins Will have the new
code printed and attributed: With
the code. Will hr ;hc b,!l OF dress
Nor and subordinate commanders. 1t is
effective at once.
The only changes made in tho laws
OF tho commanders was the chang
District to District, 6. The past
grand high priest jewel was present
cd TO the Most Excellent John 7.
Cochran by Most Excellent II. NJ. Fer
euson. past grand high priest.
j, ii. Anderson. past grand high
prizes. OF North Carolina, was present
as u guest and presented TO Mos;
ESccllun, Retiring Grand Comman-
der George c. Cahcil q jewel.
At tho end OF the session the grand
high priest OF Front Royal Arch Ma
sons of Virginia appointed the fol-
lowing standing committees:
Committee on work: j. lI. Price,
James bowman, William Chapman.
dencc; i. W. EgEicston, y. W. Hub
ard. G. l. Cunningham.
Committee on finance: !. NJ. Cliff
X G. Lewis. Sr.. William II. Hin.
Committee Of stewards department:
J. J. English, Jv., +. L.. Walthal, w
NJ. Wuunms.
Those present 1T the annual SEES
sion wcro:
nepreI,enta,!ves.-J Edward Colo, Della,
sshSe!e s s,erre,:. Wa @sche s
| stewart. W. +. Ksyser. r. d. Gsskins
! iohr y stone. Il :. Ruckcr. J. r nouck
ney, James \. Kilharisen., paila Hoo kGIi
i mnSS.n. 4 i Is GSGsr o T. WITS i rt NJ
man. n l.. Buchannn.. Nra ". smith
TTmMSSrmnhnSiS Afr v WI in,% M b T. w
San,iorTi9sEFh i issas roI Mi''H @ G to
nan, C. Vernon Eddy. y G. ,Ginn, II
l5;ts LEO TiFo NSses Nrr THr0sk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
.MAs9hS ELECT OFFICERS
At. GRAND CONCLAVE HERE
William Minor Oakley, Of Roanoke,
is How Commander OF tho
nJlnights Tcmplar.
ADoPTs CODE CONSTITUTION
More Than Forty Chapters Arc Rep
resented at Scssion--floyal Arch
Nowa IIas 1925 Members, an
Iacr$hsc OF 1875.

Es tno Heath. of Hampton. for
tner d,1uiy grand king, was elected
grand heh priest OF the Grand Chap
ter,L Royal Arch Masons. OF Virginia.
aaf, W1sliam Minor Oakley. OF Roa-
nnkc, &as elected grand comma ndcr
Of 'the 1Erand Comrnandery, knights
'renplalt Of Virginia, y, the conclaye
held h6fc last week. Adoption OF n
code CONSTITUTION ard statutes by tho
gr;lpd epmmandory Knights Templur
OF the Esate. which has been in the
course OF preparation for about seven
years, was the most important event
OF the session.
More than forty chapters OF the
sirt.-s!x IN the State, were represent
cd 1t the session and with two chap
fers yet 70 hear from. the grand
chapter OF the Royal Arch reported
1.e75 exalted thew memhers) during
tho year. The Knights rcInplar re-
ported 76s knights created during
The ear. net increase In tho order
Of 62s This brings the strength of
thsSfcrmer UP 10 1925 ana tho lat
terrto b;2iS IN Virginia
-. Ilnnkins Ia Neglected
j. Gustavus Hankins, of Richmond,
was Tor cthe second time elected
grand recorder Of the Knights Temp
lar lnhG grand secretary OF tho Roy al
Arch Chapter.
The officers OF the grand chapter
forsthe year. az elected, are L. Fenno
Heath, OF Hampton. grand high prieet:
William Chapman, grand king; ]. c.
Greeniay. of Luxembourg, grand scribe;
George w. Poe, OF Richmond grand
treasurer; J. Gustavls Hankirs, grand
Secrstary. James Is. Banks, ~ R:Ch-
maild, grand secretary enc rituS: j.
J. Mattcrr, CT Richmond, grand can
tain of the host; X. 5. Bucher. o.
harr!soneurg. grand principal so,
.iouTner. Fl. g. Giimer, OF Pulaski
rrand royal arch captain; w. +. Bow
dem grand master Third veil; Il. 4
Joachim, OF Charlottesville. Crane
lnaster second veil; J. Leon Codd. OF
Portsmouth, grand master first veil
j. ). English, ci Richmond, deput,
grand treasurer: Charles A. Nesbitt
of Richmond, deputy grand secretary
Frank T. McFauen, OF Richmond
grand chaplain; Oscar j. Adams
grand marshal. and James ~ panp
lin. grand tilcr.
w. II. Oakley, OF Roanoke, heads
theggrand 'tommandery knights Temp
lar, and Chester Arthur G'Sinn wa
elected deputy grand commander
other officers elected were Edward 4
Joachim. Of Charlottesville, Crane
gcneralissimo; Edward L. Puller, o
Eichmond, grand captain general: SO
Cutahins, OF Richmond. grand senlo
warden: Charles Vernon Eddy. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

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Representatives T. Gill. c. ".
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Warren. Edward II. stewart. HarrS 4
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troiS2nn j., 4 Stone, J. T. iiouek. r. g.
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i,3nd w1:d' pan J: s!Eourney.- Eugenc i.
tor German. ". q. G!rin. w l.. Ro,rTs az
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Tor9ash; +. T. Frederick. l.. b. Parknr
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Chnpmnn. I. Davis. j. Leon 'rnSh'
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Kentucky Girls Studying
Early Richmond History

Cut In the fashionable girls
school of Nucker Hall. George
town, ky, Rich uiond IN belnR
rnndc the snbJert OF special ntndy.
The historic setting of the city,
Its strategic and political intport-
Rncc during the carly days of the
colonies. and ITS splendid Develop
nent have been most mtnutrly In
quircd into. The Jtlchmond Cham-
bcr Of Commerce has forwarded
the inf0rmntIOH that Will keep
these kentucky girls occupied for
some days I'm class work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

tho choir. Tho program follows:
Anthem. "Holy is the Lord"
Solo and duct, Mrs. r A. Hughes
and Miss Bertha Clark.
Quartet MY Father Knows." Mrs,
Robb, soprano: Mrs. J. a Rnnnor.
alto: r. a. Hughes. tenor; r. A unr-
lowe, bass.
Duet. Whispering Hopa- Mrs,
Clary and Mrs. s ]. Henry.
Tho Wayslde Cross" Sterling Quar-.
tet.
Duct ''our Way Across the Sen"
Mrs. J. +. Garren, and Miss Julia