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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-27

FRANK Sheffield Americas Ga brothernlaw) ..-. $4,000
John ShehIele Americas Ga. brotherin-law) - 10000
Carr Glover, Americas, Ga ia brother-n-aw) - 10000
FRANK Lanler "a brotherin-law)
Col JAS W. Furow, Americas Ga 10000
Walter Rylander, Americas 10000
d. H. Andrews, Americas.
Lee g. Council, Americas Ca - 5000
l. NJ Furlow, Americas, 25OO
H. u Crtenden, Shelman ca.
W r. Curry, Shelman Ga 1000
Total $4,000
DISBURSEMENTS
Publishing announcement of candidacy publicity
IN of Sd Congressional District -
publishing Announcement of candidacy in Columbia
sentinel
Postage Stamps
Paid Democratic Executive Committees of District As
sement for defraying of primary
Printing Speeches Distribute 10000
Additional Clerk Hire in Washington
Stationery $500
Fad e. b. Burke for Office Rent
Paid Southern Printers Printing ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $3.50
Personal Expenses travelling district consisting
auto hire, gasoline, railroad fare,
Total - $2,92070
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have hereunto hand this
lay of September, 1920. CHARLES CRISP
Sworn to subscribed before September
H. E. ALLEN Clerk Superior Court
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-27

ment at the camp to Mr.. Watson will
be guided by the time he viii have 70
devote for the purpose of looking ov-
er Columbus military resaryation
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-27

Hardwick will speak to the citizens of
Muscogee and other west Georgia
counties.
The magnitude of the entertain.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-27

The Best Laxative For Babies and
Children's Colds, Coughs and
Group. No Bad After Effects.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11
Sugar Again
Fits 7oboggan
Drops TO 16 Cents.
Wholesalers Stand to
Lose $150,000.

Another slight dcclinc in the re-
tail price Of sugar in Richmond was
noted during the present week. somt
dealers selling at 1G cents the pound
According to wholesalers and job
hers they are selling sugar to the re-
tailcrs at II cents Il nound and most
of the retailers are selling at that
price or l or . cents higher.
Wholesalers claim that they still
are handling sugar tl;nt cost them
30 1-2 cents Il pound undh'r allotment
They claim that they are losing tho
difference between the II cents they
are getting and the 22 IL they paid
for II plus freight and other costs O!
handling.
1t is claimed that no sugar from
II cents. Is coming to Richmond. al
tho iobbcrS and wholesalers having
all they can handle on the old allot-
ment contracts. They claim tina,
contracted for under the allotlncnt
agreements to carry them for at kHas
another sixty days.
one of the leading wholesalers yes
tcrday denied the published state
ment that the loss of Richmont
to 100000. IIc said he had made :
survey and found that when III.
slump came only about fifty cars
We're on hand and undelivcred on al
Averaging the loss At $4,000 car the
total for all Richmond dealers would
amount to about sl5O.O00.
According to the. best information
obtninablc, practically all tho re-
tailcrs have disposed OF sugar for
are handling sugar that cost them
around II cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11
VIOLATES BIRD TREATY ACT
Birds Killed by Guide Cannot Become
property OF Employer, Chief
Gnmc Warden KuIcs

Colonel Barton III. Grundy has rc =
Geiyed an, opinion from George 4.
United States Bureau g " of nio Gt tng
Survey. in charge of enforcing the
Federal migratory bird treaty act.
relative TO the killing of migratory
birds by paid guides and the givini,
OF these birds to the employer by
the guide.
Mr.. Lawyer is of opinion that "em-
ploSment OF n guide with express or
killed by the guide shall become the
property OF the employer is sale
in violation of section . of the mi
Eratory bird treaty act Question
as to whether twenty-five or iiftv
ducks are killed between the en-
ployer and the guide is immaterial
so long as neither individually cX-
cccds the daily bag limit OF TWENTY
five"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11
KO|NER TO ENTER DENIAL
. OF CARR|NCTON'S CLAIMS
Agricultural Commissioners VIII
Have Something More To Say
About Tobacco Situation.

State Commissioner of Agriculture
w. q. Itoiner WAS out of the city
yesterday, but the statement was
made in his office that, upon his re-
turn, he would have something more
to say on the tobacco situation and
probably would produce figures and
facts to meet the dcnials made yes
tcrday by President Z. NJ Caring
ton, of the Tobacco Association of
the United States
MIR. Darlington yesterday disputed
the claim of the Agricultural De-
partmcnt that there is u surplus of
bright tobacco as compared with the
holdings of a year ago and made
other claims to support a reduction
in this years market price of leaf.
Mr.. koincr went to AIillborU
Springs. i'm Bath County. yesterday
morning To deliver an address today
before farmers union gathering,
and will not return TO the city until
tomorrow.
While no statement will be given
out in the office during his absence,
IL iS understood that in his forth
coming statement the commissioners
Viii go into detail not only In pro-
duction, but in market conditions.
including some statistics as TO al
legged enormous profits that have
been made by tobacco manufacture
crs during the past one or two years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11
NATIONAL ADVERTISING
COMMENDED BY SPEAKER
Herbert j.. dc Bower Delivers
Timely Address Before Modern
business Study Club.

Herbert T.. de Bower. a vicc-prcS-
idnnt of rhe Alexander Hamilton In
stitutc. and we'll known in business
and advertising circles in New York.
addressing the Modern business Study
Club last night in the business
Mems Club. declared for a business
platform the coming decade that will
have as one OF its central plankS the
advertising of advertising.
Wilmer /. O'I'laherty, president of
the business study Club, introduced
and kindred organizations. including
twenty-five or thirty women from the
local business field.
Mr.. dc Bower described the many
ways in which advertising is making
itself felt in the present, day. lie
enumerated the nationally known
commercial institutions that have
made themselves immortal in the
minds of the present generation
through the medium of advertising.
by the same token that the United
states ranks rs the nation of high
est civilization. it is the greatest adj
vertisinE nation. declared the speaker.
Mr.. de Rover claimed the interest OF
both his male and female auditors
when he showed how the nations
vertising. Next he spoke of the
theories that the opponents OF extern
sivc Advertising have set forth. lie
dcniod that advertising is being used
hS II l''fT 70 MAINTAIN prices on IL
high level
Congress at one time was faced
with bill TO tax advertising concerns
10 per cent on all their contracts.
MIR. de Bower lead the forces OF the
vigilance committee Of National Adj
vcrtiscrS which kept this measure
from passing. This was done by
showing conclusive proof that sim
pie and direct advertising reduces
the cost of production and puts the
finished product IN the consumers
hands ut cheaper rate than would
otherwise he possible.
The clothing trade was uSeS as the
most outstanding example OF reduced
selling costs due to national advcr-
Using. Advertising has been used 10
combat wartime imitation Of values
most effectively. stated the speaker.
Advertising In it's best known form
propaSanda--can be used TO force re-
tail prices into the proper channels
in comparison with Wholesale prices.
he declared. The government could
well afford to cNpcnd such a gigantic
sue rs 500, 100000 throwing the white
light Of true advertising into the
Matching their price gouginE plots.
was Mr.. de bowers belief.
Mr.. de Bower concluded his address
with plea to all Richmond business
interests To develop this states com
mercial enterprises by studying how
national advertising may best he ap-
piled TO them. He cautioned agaius:
sporadic campaigns. TO this H. laid
the majority OF the wrecks that are
pointed to In the business field as
the result OF harmful advertising.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11
MATTER OF BOLL|NG's
SUCCESSOR IS UP IN AIR
Several Arc Mentioned for Post, but
Remuneration Is Stumbling
Block.

Mayor hinslie said yesterday after
noon That the successor OF Charles
" r; orl hoiii ing, as Director of Public
Mayor further said lie had several
men under consideration. among them
W. mor, Is; Bates now city manager of
that Office October 1. his successor
having been elected by the Ports
mouth CITY Council Mr.. Bates Is a
former richmond man. j., l.. Bass OF
has also been suggested. lie is the
engineer ranking next TO MIR. Boiling
IN the department.
othcr engineers recommended arc
Norfolk municipal department.; Ros-
well d. rrimble. formerly with Win
ston Co., and Richard Messcr SAM
tary engineer OF the State Health
to be available. but demand higher
pa than the salary the city pays
Mr.; EcliinE-S5,o00 n year.
The Mayor and the Finance Com
'nittec OF the Council have held sew
eral conferences at which the si:ia-
ton was discussed. The Mayor has
tod the Councilmen that compc-
tcnt engineer cannot be engaged at
The Finance Committee has indicated
it's Willingness to increase the SAL
a"y. but most of the members Of that
body believe the city can obtain n
Reappoin<Ssnt OF Colonel William
NJ. Myers as Director of Public Safe
": Or. Il. c. Levy, rs Director OF
I'ublic Welfare, and T.. w. Tranord
;ns Director of Public Utilities, is re-
gartcd as a forcgonc conclusion. The
Mayors appointments will 20 to the
Council at Il special joint session to
he called for the purpose OF recciv-
ing the communication. The terms
Of all the directors begin October
]. The two remaining directors
Henry r. Pollard. Jr.. Director Of
Law, and Henry c. Cofer. Director Of
Finance. have no opposition, and will
be reelected by the City Council
when the Mayors appointments are
confirmed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11
R0BS STORE AND FIRES
BUILDING TO HIDE CRIME
Thief Pillngcs East Vain street store
and Strikes Match TO


Police are searching for a desper-
ate thief who broke INTO the store of
william stern, ut 2S20 East Main
street, Thursday night, robbed the
cash drawer and then deliberately
set fire TO the building in an attempt
to hide the robbery. The fire de-
partmcnt was called about 10 O'Clock
and found q fire In two places in
the store. One cf these was against
wooden partition, and the other in
Il back room.
kerosene oil apparently had been
used, as an empty can was found
near the place where the fire was
eating into the partition. The fire
department: fortunately arrived be-
fore the fire had gained much head
way. and the tlaZc was quickly en-
tinSuished. The building was only
slightly damaged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11
THINK MOVE TO HOLD DARK
TOBACCO CROP PREMATURE
Com mission Men Say Little of Oncr-
ing VIII br ON Market
Before November.

Especial to The Times DiSpatcch)
LfNCllBURG. VA, sept. 1O.-I.ocal
tobacco commission men look upon
me move to induce the farmers 10
h0!u their 1920 tobacco crop as some
what premature. as far as the da rlx
markets OF the state are concerned.
Tor comparatively li;tlc tobacco is cx-
pected upon the market here before
the close of October.
Inc crop VIII not mature for mar
kctinS until in October. and weather
conditions usually do not enable the
Planters 10 get on the market before
November. This year the movement
or me weed" If II moves normally,
VIII oe later than usual, because or
the presidential election. EXccDtinr
priminSs. very little dark tobacco
IS expected TO be sold here before
The election
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11
OPENING OF MEDICAL
SCHOOL WEDNESDAY
More Applications for Admission 'rhap
Can lie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ing prubIpn

Exercises incident 10 formal open
i1r OF the l9%o-2l session OF the Med
lea! ColrG" of Virginia will he held
in the auditorium OF the college,
Tenth and Marshall Streets, Wcdnes-
DAY AT noon. Besides talks by mem
hers of The board OF visitors and
faculty. others Will speak briefly.
Indications are that there will he
more applications for admission this
year than can he taken care Of since
all students are coming back. Forty
TOUR already have matriculatcd in
first year medical, forty-two In first
year dental and thirty'-cight i'm the
school OF pharmacy. Naturalization
books close September 30
Housing or students again Is n
problem College Hall accommodates
less than loo.
Results OF competitive .xamina-
tons Tor scholarships will be an
nounccd Within tho next week or ten
das by Harris Hart. Superintendent OF
lublic Instruction. Seven scholar
ships Will be awarded. Twenty took
the examinations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11
ENROLMENT IN PUBLIC
SCHOOLS REACHES 22,592
Exceeds Last Years Total by as1.
All-DHy Sessions Iicrin

WI ENROLMENT in Richmond public
Isgthools increased 1893 pupils on the
tsecond day OF the school term yes
TfeTday. AN enrolment OF 22.5g2 had
Ecgiste tered up 10 last night. which eX-
Geeded that OF last year by 2t7, SUI
fed last night.
KS Registration up 10 last nigh, totaloa
lG,h12 in the white schools against
s16,225 of last year. Approx !,natrlv
$4,000 registered in cO!Cred schools
against $3.50 last year. Enrolment
Issp the colored schools yesterday ex
Needed this number, but, due TO un-
;aVoidable delay. the report was not
eompleted.
Isl sohoois "kep, in only halt day
Full time classes prob
Ave schedules VIII be tried out.
a. new three-room school has bcen
S$ksyfa iblished in Fulton for colored
sHhi}dren, formerly taught IN a one
|Too1n school Although floor spacc
HAS not been increased by the change.
Facilities for teaching are improved
str1ncreased rates for out -of-town
sstHfients has not deferred rc.!s,ra-
Hon of such pupils. The usual num-
& lar or those who already are register
lid Sreturned this year. although no
levy non-resjdents viii he accented.
1lSJn the Northeide school los popHs
5;Iere registered, more than was ex-
sHected, All schools are filled 10 ca.
III MIss Emma Lamb continues as prin-
EIpai of Bainbridse Junior High
,hkrhoo1, with a faculty o. twenty
3seyen teachers. a large increase in
over that OF las; year is
|isown by figures compiled yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11
STEAMERS LAKE STERLING
AND FRANCES SAIL TODAY
VIII Leave Docks Hound for New
York and Itirhnond,
itcsprctiycty.

steamer Lake Sterling will leave
the wharf in Richmond on it's first
return trip 10 New York this after
noon. The Lake Frances will leave
New York FOR Richmond this after
noon. Both steamers will carry large
carEOcs.
ihesc sailings of the two steamers
today from opposite ports viii ino,,'
Euratc the regular two SailinCs n
week schedule that will be maintained
by the Richmond- New York steam
snip Company. Officials are greatly
being offered the line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11
c. G. WlGGLESW0RTH, ONE
TIME ADVERTISING MAN, DIES
Was With Times before C0nsoIidn-
ton With Dispatri-Uurial
To-day In Shuckoe.

Funeral services for Charles
Graves Wigglesworih, agei II, who
died yesterday, morning in Virginia
crnoon. Burial Will be in the fam
NY section in Shockoc Cemetery
Mr.. WiSglcSworth was the son OF
Robert and Marcia Wigglcsworth.
lto was for n long time employed nv
the Richmond Times, being sole adj
yertisinE solicitor for several years
lie remained with the Times until
IL was consolidated with the Dis
patch. Failing health caused him 10
retire from the advertising field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11
Observe Jewish New yr,r

SerNIccs Tor Kosh lIashanah, the
synagogue Ecth Ahabah tomorrow
evening at o'clock and on Monday
morning at 10 o'clock. Rabbi Ed
evening service on "'rhc Book or
Life. and ~ the morning service
On The crucial Hour" There viii
pc an auSmcntcd choir, under lead
'rShlp OF shepherd Webb and the
Irad'tional liturgy will he rendered.
me shoiar. the rams horn, symbolic
OF the trumpet blast Of consciencc
VIII 'e sounded in the traditional
tunes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11
WANT $4,000 TO ATTEND
Ft!!!P! On RICHMOND DAY
Advertising Campaign for State
Gathering Is Being Pushed
With Vigor.
COUNTY EXHIBITs PROMISING
Fourteen Have Made Special APP
preparations With Which to Dis
play Products of Their Farms and
Homes.

An attendance of $4,000 has been
set as the aim of this years Richmond
Day. October G. at the Virginia State
Fair. Richmond Day will be third
day Of the fair. which opens this year
on October /. and continues for ten
days. it being the first year that
there has been an extension beyond
Yesterday banners were stretched
across Main and Broad Streets. Of
hcialiy. opening the advertising cam
TONS advance agents have been out
through all the bigger counties. The
City Council Monday night officially
set October 6 as Richmond Day, the
cessation of all municipal and COM
mcrcial activity on that day. Last
year the attendance was $4,000, but
many favorable factors are seen this
year TO swell the crowds another TO-
600.
Num- County Exhibits.
Fair directors arc expecting the
support from outside the city TO he
the boards of supervisors OF fourteen
counties have granted their county
agents appropriations TO set up en-
hibits representing their manufacture
mcnts. In past years never more than
six or seven counties took this step
officially. although i'll the past, as will
be the case this year, several individ-
uals privately financed the exhibits
OF products from their home coun-
ties. All told there will he more than
a score of county and individual en-
hihits this year.
The following counties have APP
mroprated funds: lienrico. Orange,
TaZewcl, Charlotte. Louisa. Meek
!cnburg. Spotsylvania. Chesterfield.
Princess Anne, Caroline, Roanoke,
James City and York.
Tents to he Used.
Fair directors are preparing to
house the overflow of cattle exhibits
under tents. This was learned yes
tcrday. when the volume of applica-
lions for space was declared TO en-
cecd the accommodations of existing
buildings.
+. c. Gatewood. special agent OF
the Southern Railroad. informed W.
Conway Saunders. executive secretary
Tor the fair. that he had never OBJ
served such extensive preparations
for the movement of exhibits to tho
fair rs are being made in his roads
territory this year.
Definite assurance that Camp Ice
and Fort Meyer will oppose each other
in polo match was received ycstcr-
day from officers at the former
place. who originated tho idea The
compliment OF neither team are
known at present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Observation-Disclosures Field, Rich
mOnd vs.. Suffolk. 4 Tend OF sen
sonD.
Steamer Lake Sterling sails for
New York, afternoon.
Weekly dance, Hermitage Club,
S;15.
Informal hop, Country Club of
N1rEinin, S:30.
Sfrnnd-NIrs. Minnie NInddcrn
Fisl<c in "MiS' Nelly of N'Orlcnns,"
matinee and night.
Eyric-,NnudcN and motion
pictures, S;SO, y md 3:30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11
Grace Covenant Pres
byterian Church

(Monument Avenue, between I1om-
hardy and Allen Avenue.)
Services at II A. NJ. and Sis p. NJ.
Rev. Charles l.. King, pastor, will
preach at tho morning hour on "Tha
Nature and Mission of the Church"
at night, The Fact of Sim" Sab
bath School meets $3.50 a. M. Bible
Classes 9:45 a. NJ. The congregation
meets for the first time in tho new
building on Monument Avenue. Visi-
tors are cordially invited to meet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11
Issue. nepuir Permits.

Permits were issued 'oy Building
Inspector John l.. Butler Yesterday
us follows: l.. bennett Allen, to re-
pair dwelling, 1904 KensinEton Ave-
nue.. $3.50: Mrs. l.. T.: Lghtfoot. re-
nue.. S575; l.. II. Fear. repairs to 3203
Grove, Avenue. 500: Wcddcll Me
mortal Church trcctoryl, TO make
repairs to cost $3.50: Wilson Paper
Box Company, repairs to factory.
$500: j. III. Jones. repairs 10 dwelling
at BIZ North Twenty-sevcnth Street.
$500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyterian
Church

(West Grace and NIadison.)
Preaching ut II A. M. and y. NJ.
by DR.. +. r. McFaden. Sunday School
az $3.50. Bible Classes for Men and
women at 10 a. NJ. Prayer-mecting
Wednesday at Il. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11

Grace sunday School Ueopcns.
The sessions of the Sunday School
nj Grace Episcopal Church will be re :
sumed at 9:45 Sunday morning Chill
drcn who have recently moved into
the .neiGhborhood are cordially in
vitcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11

Rosemary Public Library has re-
opened for the winter WITH hours
from .. 10 90" o'clock each -aftcrnoon
ana might III John Marshall High
Notion and biography. have been
added 10 the collection
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11
!. :f:ro.er at Ep,pbany Church.

GroSer Il canon OF the
shllfeh OF England, from Western Aus
xafa1R, will occupy the pu!pi; OF the
= SSscf, Of the Epiphany, Episcopal!
hilton Heights. for the remainder OF
hfz month. He is a brother Of s :
8Ed1er. connected with the Southern
tHufcfman here. Rev. Groscr is an
tSSAffcan by birth, but entered the
Sffststry when he went az a mission
43sto Western Australia He VIII he
&aebSSt OF Mr.. and Mrs, Z. ID. Rcdd,
35Nfto Heights. while he Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

John \. Moroso, a wcll-known fc-
ton writer. OF New Jersey is on a
visit 10 Richmond and is staying at
me Westmorcland Club He served
ms apprenticeship in letters in South
Carolina and Richmond, with a brief
early training on New York papcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11

warren Delano. who was killed
thursday afternoon at the New York
central Railroad crossing at larry
I9Wn. \: r.. was a brothcr-in-law Of
narry walters. of R!chnlond. and
tSe am oa lyman Delano. president OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11
Sunday in the Churches
METHODIST.
Asbury Methodist
Church
Rev. f. ". Carson, Pastor.

Rev. r. v. Carson, Pastor.
Subject, II a. NJ. "Go Forward"
Evening subject, Sin of Rejecting
Christ" Good music at both services
and welcome for all. Sunday
School and Wesley Friendship Bible
Glass, $3.50 a. NJ, j. S. Good. Supcrin-
tendent. Epworth League. 7:l5 u. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11

Harper Gates and ]. A Gates Voc.
friday in Police Cour; were heI3
Tor the grand Jury on Il charge Of
transporting liquor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11

.Yhn io!mes was fined Sl00 yes
terday in Police Court, charged Titb
arriving an automobile while uninr
me influence OF liquor. His hermit
also was revoked which is custn
mary in such cases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11

william II. CAST. OF Portsmouth
was Yesterday elected examiner of
records for the twcnty-cighth iudi,;oi
circuit 10 succeed the late Winston
Parrish, who died suddenly while on
Il trip 20 Richmond The anpoin,.
Inent was made by the Sta:c Tax
Board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11

\ cafeteria supper under tbn as
n!ces OF tn. Ladies' Aid Society Of ti,o
church OF the Holy Comforter viii
ne he!d in the parish house. oIoo
rroNe Avenue. Friday. September ~
from TO O'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-11

In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing P"licemcn Boisscau and Williams
tcstihed That J. Il. Rope. a salesman.
was driving AN automobile forty-,ivc
,I.,s AN hour while going out tho
hermitage Road. IIe was fined $50
on Il charge OF speeding