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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-10

american Apple King" is the re-
markable achievement Of Joseph
Steinhardt, of New York. National
Apple week. which started Novem-
ber 1, was dedicated by MIR. Stein
hardt with the distribution of 1907
apples among the poor of New
York city. Mr.. Steinhardt handles
more apples than any other man in
the world and yearly advances mill
lions of dollars to apple growers
throughout the country. The pho
.ograp shows Mr.. Steinardt with
,ome of his "pippina'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-10
Italian Editor
Killed In Riot

Milan, Italy, Nov. 10.-Carlo
Rossi. a prominent barrister and
editor of the newspaper Secolo.
was killed and several persons
were wounded in a clash between
the police and socialists during a
demonstration here last night
Later, one Of the men engaged in
the demonstration tried to tear
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-10

that he hopes will make up in full
measure his loss Of rest and re-
creation during the campaign.
A fishing expedition and game
of golf composed his plans for his
first days outing. The forenoon
he set for test of his skill with
the rod and reel, for the afternoon
he had a golf game twenty miles
away. The same combination is
expected to occupy him during
most of his stay here.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-10
Harding Starts
Vacation TODAY

Point Isabel, TexaXs, Nov. O.
Outwardly as oarefree as the hap
piest member of the little COM
munity of fishermen who are his
neighbors here, President elect
Hading began today a vacation
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-10

been Organization ,anho, campaign,
farm lIunsned suress in nan, al he ,s,,,, b,
expected to bring 'tt,ss, ths which N
bership rs, in the state 'ne ne total men,
c,osae ane sspringfield flour To- 70 m,S ls,iSs'..
Rod. 'n Indefinite M
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-10
Rich in real fruit, sealed in glass

Thanksgiving serve a Jiffy-
Jell dessert. Get it now, and
let us send you free some
dainty way of serving.
Jiffy-Jell is the new grade
quick gelatin dessert. Its fruit
flavors are rich and real.
We crush the fruit, con-
dense the juice and seal it in a
bottle. So you get real fruit
and much of it, not a mere
fruit taste.
Eight fruits thus come to
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-10
Wednesday, Novenb;,

oov,i aown the national fiss !.
e,1,,, eony of the LiDera, y ',sa 81
suited. one man was s'sat ~, that I!
several injured. vas killed M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
HILL MONTAGUE REPLIES
TO CRITICISM Of LEAGUE
Takes Issue In Lecture ut WOmnu's
club with View OF Musscy
an

That the women of Richmond gen
orally Will make Il serious business
OF their citizenship. once the vote is
theirs i'll the State of Virginia. was
apparent from the large audiences
which have attended the sessions of
the Citizenship Institute. conducted
by the University of Virginia. which
closed q two-day session last mig
in the auditorium of the Woman's
Club. Miss May l. Moore presided.
on the program were three sneak
crs. DR.. Armistcad G. pobic. of the
law department of the University OF
Virginia. spoke at length on the sub
jcct of Law and Morality" entering
into Il discussion of the operation Of
the common law and other related
SUBJECTS. and Colonel Leroy Hodges.
aid TO Governor Davis. spoke on
Municipal Government"
Hill Montague was the last speaker
on the program last night. Mr.. Mon
Musscy's statcWcnts of the nigh, he-
fore relative To the league OF nations
and the peace treaty.
That Or. Mnsscys conscience
troubled him on the subject of the
adverse criticism directed toward his
uttcranccs OF Tuesday night at the
Womau's club was apparent from u
letter which was read by tho chair
man of the meeting last night. The
letter was n personal communication
TO Miss Adele Clark from DR.. Musscy.
Careful instruction in the ma
chincry Of voting h. c. II. Morrisset.
director of state Legislative Refer
cncc bureau. was given q; the morn
demonstration conducted by Mrs.
Edith Clarke cowlcs.
Norvcll L. Henley. OF Williams
burg. spoke on tho legal Status of
James Hoec Ricis on The Domestic
Relations Court"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
BOY OF 10 IS BADLY HURT
IN STREET CAR ACCIDENT
Little Hope Held Out at Grace
Hospital for --:covcry OF
Haywood lotions.

Haywood Bottoms, aged 10, OF 900
Bainbridgc Street, was probably IA
tally injured ut o'clock yesterday
afternoon when lie was pinned be-
tween two street cars at Eighth and
Hull Streets. No hope for his recov-
cry WAS held out by authorities at
the Grace Hospital. where he was
taken last night
The boy was injured when a dis
abled street car, standing abandoned
on the track at Ninth Strcct,ran wild
down the hill and crashed into an
other ear at Eighth street. Young
Bottoms had practically every rib in
his body broken and his back was
thought TO have been fractured last
night. lie WAS apparently crossing
the track when the car took him by
surprise as il WIS running wild
down the hill. An ambulance was
called at once and lie was removed
to the Grace Hospital. Little hope
that he would live until morning WAS
expressed by hospital authorities, who
said that 1t seemed Impossible for
him to live.
Motorman w. II. Rowlcy was in
charge and had stepped from his car
and was walking back to the other
car to get II coupling pin when the
car rolled down the grade into the
one behind il. The injured boys in
juricS were SO numerous that the hos
pital authorities were unable to emu
mcratc them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
FIGHT ON HIGH RENTALS
!. BEGINS IN CITY COUNCIL
Morton Would Limit Income From
Property TO IL Per Cent OF
Assessed Value.
PRESENT TWO ORDINANCES
Three Civic Bodies Join Hands to
: Asks $4,000 for Paving OF
Z Both Sides of Hull Street.

Richmond City Council in special
session last night TOOK decisive
steps looking TO correction of al
legged ovcrCharrcs in rentals An
ordinance by Councilman Morton di-
reefs the City Attorney that when
ever IL shall be made 10 appear to
his satisfaction that the amount OF
rent derived from any piece of im\
proved property in this city exceeds
IL per cent OF the assessed value of
such property, to take necessary
steps 10 have such assessment in
creased so that said amount of rent
s shall not exceed II per cent of such
assessment"
ANOTHER ordinance. by Councilman
less than 500 or Jail sentence of
not less than ten days for any in
Grease OF more than 10 Per cent over
rental contract is made or required
IS Refer Papers Ia Committee.
both ordinances were referred i'll
regular order to committees with the
request that they he acted upon and
reported NJ the next regular meeting.
During the discussions letters COM
planning of excessive rentals COM
ing from the Renters and Con-
Sumers' Protective Association, the
Central Trades and Labor Council.
and the Housewives League were
Ordinance introduced by Mr.. Had
tion OF this ordinance for any per-
son. firm or corporation. directly or
indirectly. to charge unjust. unrca
sonable and oppressive rent or rents,
. Tor any property used. or intended to
be used, for residential purposes.
Where il appears that rent has been
Increased more than - per cent over
the rent as IL existed one year prior
TO the time of the agreement under
which Is charged, such charge shall
be prcsuihptivcly unjust, unrcason-
able and oppressive.
Provides .InIi Sentence.
Any person, or members or agents
OF any firm. or any officer. director
or agent of any corporation Violat-
ing this ordinance shall. upon con-
Siction, be fined not less than 500
or confined in Jail not less than ten
days or both"
a resolution to the effect that
$4,000 and as much over that
amount as is necessary, he paid to
the Director OF Public Works for the
continuing of the work of paving
both sides OF Hull Street. Iranolithic
paving being used. WAS introduced
and referred to the Finance Com
mittec.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
Jail Inmate Aids
in Capturing Man
FNgitive From Work.
house Traced Here by
FELLOW Prisoner.

Aided by cN-convic;S all over tho
United states. John Il. Iurdy. alias
John b. Stetson. alias John B. Haley,
who escaped from the New Castle
Workhousc, Wilmington. Delaware,
Where ne was serving long term,
NJ. 5. Plummer. the warden at the
workhousc. AN appeal was made 10
all cN-convicts in the country. who
believed in the honor system. to aid
In the capture of Purdy, and Il re-
ward OF $50 was offered by the
prisoners themselves at the work.
house, where the honor system is be :
ing tried out.
spector for twcnty-three Years and
was assigned to the Richmond dis
trict ut one time. 1t was because OF
this connection with the government
employees that he wired the post
office officials in Richmond and a. l..
Kemp of the Richmond Department
oil ,, Justice to aid in the search.
Duny and Toler. May is, on II charge
of check flashing in several Broad
Street stores; 1t was through the
was traced 10 Richmond, however.
one ten-year prisoner at the Jail was
released from custody to aid in the
search and returned to the prison
after finishing his work. Mr. Plum
mcr received notice that Purdy was
in Philadelphia and at different times
since then has been sent information
in regard to the whereabouts of the
escaped prisoner
After spending the day with his old
friends in Richmond, Mr.. plumncr
returned to Wilmington with his
prisoner last night.
Mr.; Plummer stated yesterday thai;
the honor system has worked most
satisfactorily In the New Castle
County Workhouse. lie was partic-
uiarly pleased with the work of the
police i'll Richmond in apDrchcndin.-
Purdy. MIR. Plummcr was accom-
panied by John Black, Il guard at
the jail workhousc and q brother OF
the Chief Of Police of Wilmington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
WILL AID IN RESTORATION
UF INJURED FRENCH CHURCH
"hrNh"ii High school Student,
Wv" u"n"rrt Tonight For
This I'uruosc

;, Restoration OF a little church in
10, 'GT,"conEl' village in Lorraine which
~ Il prey 10 the Vandalism Of iLe
80, tiiah army during the World war
- the object for which a concrr, vii
-, ~ given tonight at Sis o'clock in
High School 'shaii
students Will opcn this. program by
nn,i,S 'he Marsc!!laisc. national
am mem OF France. Of which Inrriann
aE"'n Is Il part. after separation mn
'"e i RUSSIAN yoke for nearly fifty
ne concert Will he directed
ine students VIII he dressed in the
costume ,,.;,i me Of A!sace and Lorraine. and
49, pr assisted by Mile. Jean Oyer
instructor in French. who visited iho
u''n lhSt summer Members OF
Mr: Bryants class who will lake
i,"rt IN the program are. Mrs I,iiiic
Gaines phillips. Mrs. Mimi wv.
mann. sopranos: Mrs. H. y. Nishtin.
Eale, GItoi Maurice Tyler ana Bosnerk
baritone. "u!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
MAYOR WISHES TO ASSIST
IN RELEASING FARM LABOR
INT Hrlfcrcs All Pmbllc Work HrInE
Carried On In Richmond

Expressing the belief that all pub
lie work now being conducted by the
CITY Is essential, Mayor George Aims
ne yesterday sent Il reply u a let
ttr from Oliver j. Sands president
OF the American National Bank, ask =
ing for suggestions AS TO work that
Sou!d he curtailcd 10 release labor
badly needed on virginia farms.
the mayor declared that in his
opinion the street improvements and
rehabilitation OF the city gas plant
and the replace of the fire alarm
system are absolutely necessary. but
That If Mr.. Sands can show him
work that can bc dropped temporarily.
hc VIII he glad To cooperate In any
movement look Ing 10 Increased food
production 10 cut the present cost Of
hNlrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Concert by naval bnnd mt Old
Soldiers Home mt 10 O'clockt I'm
Capitol Squire Mt I, and In Nom
roc Pnrk from to q.
;Chtldrcn's matinee Mt McGill
Hall, ..
Cary street Settlement Club ca
hlbit and entertainments, 5;3O.
Sons of Confederate Veterans,
randolph Hail. Old Soldiers
american Officers OF Great War,
University Club, 5:30.
Concert for IinncOurt Church,
John Mnfshnll High school. S:I5.
business WOmnn's Council,
\. w. &. A., q.
Annual competitive drill, cadet
battalion, John Marshall High
school. Byrd Park, ::ij.
Recital, Patriotic Club OF John
Marshall High School In audi
tOriIIm mt ..
Lyric. vaudeville, 3, T::iO md
0;3O.
observation-disclosures VS.. WASH
inst0n, boulevard Field, 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
MERCHANTS WILL BAND
AGAINST sH0Pl|FTERs
richmond Dealers Lose From $780,
QUO to $4,000 Annually, Sccrc-

tary w. n. Clarke, DR., Says.
between $4,000 and $4,000 worth
OF merchandise is stolen by shop
iiiterS In Richmond each year, il was
estimated yesterday by w. a. Clarke.
Jr, secretary of the Richmond Rev
tail Merchants Association. Losses
'hEouBh bad check passing he csti-
mates to average around $1,000 4
month
movement is being agitated by the
,,n1 s,nts mere to prosecute all shop
iiucrs caught by the police to the
iuli extent of the law. 1t is the be-
i,ei or MIR. Clarke that this evil is
greatly on the increase and that
drastic. action by merchants is iicces-
sary TO curtail losses.
ENcry effort is made by dishonest
PERSONS 10 cause merchants losses.
II is declared. one of the clcverost
schemes which has been worked out
being that OF purchasing goods and
nhVins 1t charged to the account of
another. Before the subtcrfugc is
discovered the thief has escaped with
the plumber
Bccause of the seeming reluctance
OF merchants to press charges against
snopiitterS who are caught, and con-
Nictcd ana the frequency with which
eases have been dismissed at the re-
quest of the complainant the mcr-
chants are preparing to press cases
hereafter in order 10 break up the
practice.
Secretary Clarke will present set
oi resolutions at the quarterly meet
ing Of the Richmond Retail Mcr-
chantS' Association tonight asking for
prosecution In every ease of arrest
Tor shoDIifting. Persons in the best
walks or life. he asserts. often steal
small articles which they take q,
Fancy TO and when they believe no
one Is watching.
Mr.: Clarke Will also suggest to the
incrchahts here that they adopt the
Vigilance system. This calls for the
notincation of all merchants belong
inG 10 the association when "A mcr-
cnant is given u bad check or any of
ms goods are stolen. Mr.. Clark @
said that the custom of passing bad
chccks was also increasing. He said
mat police reported seven instances
or this Kind yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
TO ATTEND CONVENTION
Charles Hughes. Jr.. md Leo T.. Hayes
Elected Ia Go to Albany

Charles ]. Hughes. .Ir and Leo T..
Hayes were elected Delegates from
Richmond Typographical Union, No.
40 10 the international Convention
to be held at Albany. y. " during
the second week in August. The
election was held between the hours
Of . and : o'clock yesterday after
noon at Eagles Hall nj Third and
Marshall streets.
The information administration
ticket led bv Marsden 6. Scott for
president and J. w. Hays for score
'ary-trcasurer led the progressive
ticket by about three 10 one. Tic
progressive ticket was headed by
John Mcfarland for president.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
WILL GIVE DEMONSTRATION
Scarchlirht VIII Attempt to Locate
Flyer Tonight by Sound

To pick up Major /. y. Reynolds,
who will be dying over Richmond to-
night at dusk in his machine. with a
Scarchlight as soon AS the thrObhinE
of his engine is heard will feature
an unique army demonstration Of
searchlight ana aerial telephony and
night dying 10 hc given this evening
old Ford lot. I.s
On the ground near the sr2rcI AiGht
VIII be wireless telephone station
station will have ii agnaphonc and
VIII magnify the message received
from the plane so that /; will be
clearly heard by everyone Within a
radius OF loo yards. In so far as pos
sio!e. war conditions viii! be simu-
lated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
Form s,cnm.hin Comn,n,

Formation of a new steamship
company which Will operate between
Washington and Ncwbern. y. G.. and
which is considering the purchase of
two of the coastwise steamers of Old
Dominion Steamship Company wa;
reported here yesterday. IL Will he
called the "Tnr-heel Line"
II. y. Zollcr. of the Carolina and
East Coast Navigation Company is,
behind the project, and il is said that
n charter for the new company Will
he applied for in "a few days. 1t will
operate steamers to Norfolk from
Washington and on to Newborn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
Cadets TO Competc In Dr,,,

John Marshall High school CD,
Sorp VIII be held at 2:i5 o'clock his
afternoon in Byrd Park, provided
weather conditions permit, Capt,in p
I. lanes. conmandant OF the corps.
announced last night. The drill was
begun last Friday. bui on .,rco',' 4,
OF inc rain was postponed until To-
Gay. Company = has won lilo cun
ior TWO years and If won this time hv
company ~ VIII become the perma.
neHt property OF that company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
Name Mrs. Mathew, pY..,d.,,

Mrs. l.. r. Mathews was elected
nresident OF the Woman's Auxiliary
of Fitzhugn Lee Camp. Spanish War
Veterans, meeting in the Grays'
Armory last night, Other officers
senior vice president; Mrs. Elizabeth
a. Stack, junior vice pres idcnt: Mrs
5, G. Cioe, chaplain; Mrs JHscph
tLehasurier, historian; Mrs. Grace
Sherz. guard; Mrs. Annie Lefew, as-
sistant guard: Mrs. j. +. Failing, sec
Tetary: and Miss Ruby Grant, trcas-
last Wednesday In every month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

INpialn Il. T. Lamcs, cOmmanlant
: OF the John Marshall High School
Cadet Corps, was elected last night
permanent captain OF the National
Guard company being organized by
members Of the Alumni Cadet AS
sociation. Members OF the present
corp. all old cadets, and present mem
beers OF The student body OF the school
As Well as alvmni over eighteen years
: OF "A &c are eligible Wcdncsd ay night
was decided on as the regular drill
night. There are "a few vacancies
and anyone wishing 10 join the com.
{ pany can do so by communicating
with captain James at tho armory
Company g room in tho Grays' arm.
DRY has been given 20 the association
for me Getting room Edward Eppc:
dis chairman Of the committee IN
charge OF obtaining recruits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
WILL ATTEND CONVENTION
richmond Real Estmte Drnicr. WI,
Il" TO Kansas City Meeting
June and =.

Real Estate Exchange are nrcn,,ri,',.
10 attend the annual convention a.,
me National Association of Real rs.
,"tc Boards. which viii be held Junc
ana !" In Kansas city. y. j. Chcwn-
:hE' Jf. VIII represent the exchange
mere oi!ciaily ana viii represent tbe
CltE IN the annual speaking contest
which VIII he given.
Mr. chcwning was selected from q
nuinDcr OF speakers and Is going
confident that he Will bring hacG ~
siNcr cup. the prize offered for tho
,'cSl hEc minute speech 1, has no,
htcn definitely decided as vet who
s!Se VIII attend, but several members
nave declared they would.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
Confederate Veterans Die.

John J. Hardy. % years old, OF
2i0l Park Avenue: who served in the
Nottoway Grcys. Eighteenth Virginia
Regiment. in the War Between the
states. died at his. home early yes
tcrday morning, of pneumonia. He
was a native OF Luncnburg County,
although the maor part q! his life
was spent in Dinwiddic County. lie
is survived by his widow and two
sons. Ills youngest son, Irivatc
Walter Scott Hardy. died in France,
December 80, 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
VIII Hold Exhibition.

cary street Settlement will hold an
exhibition of the work done by the
various clubs and classes this after
noon. beginning at 1870 o'clock with
an entertainment in the gymnasium
The general public Is invited TO come
and see just what has been accom-
plished by the Settlement work crS in
this congcsted section Of tho city. in
the way Of club work. recrcational
facilities for the hundreds of children
and the Improvement in the health
and environment of the homes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
REFLECT Mrs. Williams.

Mrs. Frank y. Williams was again
elected president of tho Associati ion
Opposed TO Woman Suffrage at the
ernual meeting yesterday. Vice pres
idcnts are Mrs. Kcan. Mrs. T.. RAN
dolph Williams, Mrs. Hunsden Cary,
Mrs. T.. V. Valentine, Mrs. Arthur T..
Wilmer. Mrs. Hunter Mcclure and
Mrs. Henry IIarwood. Mrs. Lewis
5. Strauss Is treasurer. Miss Virginia
T.. Landcrkin. recording secretary:
Mrs. Chiles Terrell. corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. II. Stuart Mclean,
assistant corresponding secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

!. The permauent rNccUtiVe commit
tee of the SOuths!dc Citizens Asso-
citation, composed Of representatives
from the six civic organizations on
& the. Southsidc Of the river. viii meet
tonight at 5 O'clock in Hastings
Court, Part IL. for organization pur-
i poses and for making preliminary
plans for advancing efforts toward
+ securing improvements for streets
sewerage, light. and water faci!l-
ties on the Southside The committee
Is composed of eighteen members
three from each OF the six civic
y leagues ON Tho Soufhsihr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
NEWPORT NEWS COMPANY
Is GIVEN HIGHER GAS RATE
state Corporaiion Commission Also
Grants Scycn-Ccnt Cur Fare,
Effective Next sunday.

Advance of 10 cents per l 600 cubic
fec, on gas service by the Newport
News and iia mpton Railway. Gas and
Electric Company Was accepted and
approved by the State Corporation
Commission At hearing yesterday
at noon in the Corporation court
room. This rate is subject TO - mini
/ mum of 30 cents a month and goes
into effect juno l.
| The rate granted and minimum
charge are 10 apply to all retail gas
consumers OF this company and the
{ same rates have been agreed to by
the municipalities OF Newport News,
Hampton and Phocbus.
The increase in passenger fare
from : cents 10 cents within or
through each OF the passenger zones
already established is effective May
30.
School and labor tickets are TO be
; increased from IL cents To 3 -
cents for each zone or part thereof.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
WILL GIVE BAND CONCERTS
Musicians "f Navy Ia Play for Con-
tcdcratc Veterans ut soldiers
Homo TohnN.

der the leadership of Bandmastcr
Bolicn composing the Naval band
VIII give Number OF free public
concerts today assisted by the Of
lcial personnel OF the Community
recreation Association
At 10 o'clock. the band will play
for the Confederate veterans at the
Old Soldiers Home. and there will he
another concert in CAPITOL Square at
l O'CLOCK. From to Il o'clock, there
VIII be concert in Monroe Park to
which the public is invited The
band leaves tonight for parkcrsburE.
West Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
Serve Bunct Sunncr.

At booster meeting last night e;
Broad Street Methodist Church in the
5tnterests OF the community church
stnorement. a buffet supper was served
sbetween G:3D and o'clock. and talks
were made by S. S. Northington
sGhairrnan OF the meeting: l.. II. Court
sIGy. Z: g. Bailey. w. 7. Smithdcal
REV Fred X. Chenault, the pastor
s8nd number Of luymcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
!. y. Clements ucads MncbinIsts.

j. t.. Clements, OF Richmond. was
elected president OF the Virginia
state District Lodge of Mach:nsts
yesterday al the Scmi-annual con-
Ncntion of the association in Nor
folk. II. y. White. who is president
Of the Central Trades and I.abo,
Council here. was elected member OF
the State Legislative Committee of
the organization. The next meeting
place OF the organization VIII he
IynchDurg