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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-19

''O0HTF1'--T0D WY1HIII-
Don't wish yce could ken your ncuss--
Don't wish yen could ana . i~ob-Find,st.
Den'L wish you could rent year epel,-
msni-Rsnt q. uovs,
BY using Ths nsrsid's classiaee colassse.
'fhone afs. rhons 80.
r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-19

LOOKING for . houssi II unAt you have In
mind isn't listed here, put q little I'D In
cur ''wanted-dwsiiirgs'' column. just call
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-19

N. 9, BNeE. d. o. CH1KoPKAoroR.
ipGcs zoe x North Second st. Phone s1ssJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-19
ADDING MACHINES

DALTON Adding and Calculating Msehinss
Bales and Service maintained. EnvnS
DOLL. l2a South Fourth g. -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-19

lFOR sALE--Lot Of nice household furnl.
mre. 32b South First
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-19

FOR SALE-HouAehold furniture; buyer has
privilege OF renting house. i16 W. Mar
HE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-19

FOR sALE-My wagon and team, o and 3
this. saddle; sdhe for anyona. WIN Aeli sepa.
rately or together. Reason for selling Is
because Of broken wrist. Inquire $40 North
Second.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
MERCHANTS PREPARE TO
WAGE WAR ON PEDDLER
Retail Grocers and Others Unite d
Effort 10 Find nelicf-Clnin

Both the Retail Grocers. Inc. and
the Retail Merchants Association. OF
Richmond Will unite 10 combat
street pcddiers, who are alleged TO
. be abusing their privileges on Broad
and Main Streets. according 10 In
formation given out yesterday. Of
fcihls OF Tn" TWO organizations say
they viii take the matter 20 the
highest court II necessary
Pedd'crs, merchants say, are sell =
ing their wares on Broad and Main
street contrary to law. The ncr-
chants say ;hat. although the law
says peddler cannot stand In front
Of merchants establishments for
hours AT q zine hawking their wares
they arc disrccardinr this statute
and refusing 20 move when re-
Members ot the association are
preparing 70 carry on what nigh;
be termed "kecD-thc- padd err m ov
ing" campaign For some time the
association has been timing peddlers
who let their vehicles stand on Broad
Street and say they mean 10 urosc-
cute those who violate the Law
IT Is pointed out that pcddlcrs have
no big license tax TO pay or any
expensive establishments to maintain
and that by parking their carts in
front Of downtown stores thew no,
only spoil the looks Of the from, Of
large stores. but seriously curtail Tho
business OF tho permanently cstah.
liShel stores
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
FRECKLEDGIRLS
Try This to iIake FrcckI2s
Fade Away.

Just apply q little Eintho Beauty
cream every night ana morning witt!
the finger tips. After a fcy. regular
hpplica'lonS with this fraSran;
beauty crcam--wat.h The f-crk ,cs
gradually fade away
Girls VINO believed their frrckInS
would never go away have been M :
terry amazed after using Eintho
Beauty Cream to see the remark al ic
difference il made.
This is YOUR chance to re. rid o;
those distiGurinE fr"ck|cs When
your friends ask sou what made your
complexion so clenr--tcil them Kin
tho Beauty Cream did il.
kintho nas been used for - years
TO remove stubborn. blotChy fr.c!lrs
Any wcll-St ock ell drag or dcpar:In,n n,
store can sunply Tom.--Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
FEDERAL RESERVE ACT
CRITICIZED BY BANKERS
Country Institutions Rcqucs
Favorable Action on Amendment
Allowing Charge FOR Exchange.
10y Associated Ircss.I

by N$>nCia ted I'rcss.
bankers today criticized tho admins
tiation Of the Federal reserve act
hcfor. the House Rules and Banking
Committees. declaring that by CO.
crcivc tactics Federal employees
sought To force the state bankers TO
! join the reserve system.
The bankers asked favorable ac-
ton on resolution introduced by
Representative King. Republican,
, special House committee to invcstt-
gate In" administration of the law
The banking committee also was
asked 10 support AN amcndmcn, to the
| act. authorizing a, charge for cN-
change.
Twenty-Five Stntcs Represented.
Bankers from Twenty-Five States
We're represented by committees of
tcctivc Association and members OF
Congress also appeared AZ Witnesses
Alexander Smith. Of Atlanta. coun-
sci fer the association. told the COM
mittcc that tn" Federal Reserve Board
sought to force adoption Of individual
par clcaranceS which he argued was
an 'impoSSible dream"
II! Flood Madison. Of Basirop la.
a state banker. told the committee
I; mt il WAS not AN uncommon practice
for Federal reserve banks to ac-
cumulatc checks against II state bank.
calling for twice as much as the cash
reserve required Of the bank under
the law.
These checks. he said. would he
presented for payment At ono time.
Inflated Currency Caused ~. e. L..
Representative King and Rcavis
Republican. Nebraska. described sim
liar practices. asserting tina, such ac-
tionS were the conduct OF a highway
man Mr.. King also said that in
fiatcd currency, resulting from the is
Sudncc OF Federal reserve notes. CON
Irlnntp1 hn hish Of li,.in
Speculative deals by mddlcmcn he
declared. were financed through re-
serve banks.
j.. NJ. King, Of I.aCrossc Wis. a
national banker. declared the rN-
change of checks cost 10 cents for
each 81 .nnn- anl he nrnnnSL.d iI,iS hc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
WALL STREET BROKERS
ARE SUSPECTED OF THEFT
Trail OF Securities in SD, 00O, 900
Bond Theft May Lead to- Num-
Der of indictments.

iHy ASsociatcd Prcns. ]

-
NEW YORK. May i..Thc trail Of
Nc NE marketers OF stolen securities in
NV orks Sa.onO.o00 bond theft plot
OF wall street brokerage houses, it
was announced here today. one
broker. David w Sullivan. already
has been indicted in connection with
me marketins of such purloincd
saul ). Myers. counsel for a surety
company which bonded many financial
district messengers who have alb
sSonued with securities intrus,cd TO
their care. sponsored the announce
mcnt that names OF more Wall street
hrokers may become involved. He
issued his statement following re-
ceipt of what he said was new CYL
aencc pointing to Cleveland" as tho
hidinE place of Nicholas Cohen
wanted In connection with the bond
plot. Jules W. cNicky'J Arnstein
thc alleged master mind of the
oohd plot. may hc in Cleveland with
omen according to information
Myers said he had received
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
BAPTIST PLEADS CAUSE
OF IRISH SlNN FEINERS
George Gordon norkc Refers Audi
cncc TO Principles In Dcciurn-
tion OF Indcucutlcncc.

"lf YOU would know. IN brief, The
c1sn . ireland against -ha English
Go,t:nmcnt.- Il YOU woull know tie
Er'"van cS &; Ireland asI,-:. II,
land, you have only to read :hc
American Declaration of Iadepcn.i-
cncc," George Gordon Rorke. member
OF the national executive committee
of the Protestant Friends of ireland,
told a largo audience in the nudito-
rum of Murphy's Hotel Annex last
night.
Advocating the claim Of the Sim
Fein government OF Ireland to rec
ognition By the United States and
the other free nations of the world.
AIR. Rorkc said that the majority in
Ireland Is not asking intervcni 10
between the English Government and
tho Irish nation. which Is now mt war
with England The rcvolutionists in
ireland. he sad. are asking merely
recognition. sympathy. financial as
siStaucc.
MIR Rorkc was presented by -. G..
O'F'laherty. president OF the Patrick
Henry Branch. Friends Of Irish Free
dom, under whose auspices the meet
ing was held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
VIRGINIA MERCHANTS
MEET IN ALEXANDRIA
Richmond VIII he Well Represented
Mt Annual Meeting. Which Con-
ycneh Wednesdays.

yenes Wednesdays.
Richmond probably will be the best
annual eonye ritE IN Of f ,hG cso IL ,ne
chants Association OF Virginia. which
VIII convene next Wednesday In
Aiexandria; Richmond is entitled To
probable that this city viii be repre-
scented by it's full quota.
william \. Clarke. Jr.. secretary of
the state Association. stated yester-
day thst Lew Hahn. secretary OF the
Retail Dry Goods Association OF
America. probably will be one or the
speakers ut the convention
AT tho last annual convention of
the association. Richmond came away
WIN the lions share OF the honors,
Rirhmondcrs being selected as prcsi-
SchwarZschild. W. \. Clarke Jr and
l. IL. kaufman were the local men
The convention will be Of two days
duration, the opening session begin
ming next Wednesday morning. and
the last session OF the convention will
be held on Thursday afternoon.
Several hundred delegates arc cx-
nectcd To attend the convention from
various cities in the State and many
attractive features, Of entertainment
session The Alexandria association
will act as hosts of the visiting dele
gates and has arranged several fea-
vcntion. INCLUDING n bont launching.
1t is also planned to take tho visitors
TO Washington in body to go
through some of the larger stores on
tour OF inspection.
In case Mr.. Hahn. the national sec
rotary OF the American Retail Dry
Goods Association. Is unable TO at
tend the convention. Harold Young.
his assistant. has hccn engaged as
spca ker.
ON the second day of the conven-
t;on the election OF Officers OF the as
n nj lar
and the Richmond delegation will go
to Alexandria with tho hope OF can
turing major portion OF the Offices
of tho State organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
e on Erection Of brotherhood
SEVEN NEW DIRECTORS
ARE ELECTED BY Y. M. C. A.
Officers of Association Will lie Elected
nj Next Meeting Of

Seven directors for q terms OF three
Years were UNANIMOUSLY elected at the
annual, meeting Of the active mem
hers of the Young Mems Christian
Association held last night in tho
Central Building. The new directors
ere:
> : '; sss;. I: Y rI :ssss,.sp
The bbaril is composed Of twenty
'cpstitution Of the association. officers
OF the board are officers of the as
ISOLATION. The officers, however will
I've elected at the next meeting OF the
board.
Officers are as follows J. r. Jones.
president: W. y Whttchurst. nrst
rice-president; W. d. Duke. second
vicc-presidcnt: j. J.. Anderson. third
and G. G. Taylor, Jr.. recording sec
rotary. The remaining directors arc:
{. J: Anderson. G ] Bil!ups. +. B.
bunford, @. 4. Hawkins G. B. Rich
-a-dson, J. Il. Kicks. II. g. Rohclcn.
Jacob Cmlauf and l.. VI. Williams
j. y. Waliord was chosen temporary
chairman of the meeting and John W.
Lewis sec.e,arr y discussion OF
matters connected with the associa
lion followed the election. including
the recent mcmberlhip campaign. the
reading room, book club, "Assoc!ation
Men,. the resisting OF. "Richmond's
Young Men" and the closing of the
fiscal year.
General Secretary Mckee said last
night that the association officers
greatly appreciated the cordial fnan-
cial support received voluntarily
through the mails in answer 10 the
letters sent out stating the need oi
contributions. Last night at 10 O'Clock
sl.o?2 was neeIcd, however. to clos,
the books OF ali current bills paid foi
IN" tenth consecutive year OF the
building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
Where Soutlicrncrs Will Find
Excellent Accommodations.
AT LEADING
NEW YORK CITY HOTELS
Hotel Marie Antolnettc


seth st. Broadway and 9th st
Rooms. with bath. IS per day.
HOTEL ANSONIA isd 81 and
Rooms with bath, 81 per day ana up.
b b,,Eh-e'a ass transis1t and residential
1ioI N S ny,r rooms With enth Only Ten
PENNSYLVANIA. <. y Central, I.~la
wanna and Erie stations
HOTEL BRETON HALL.
B:ondwny. sath TO Seth at: largest.
most attractive midtown fr-pr"of ho-
."!. subway ut door; room. private bath.
s. per day up for one or Two persons
HOTEL SEYMOUR ,s,h at, near
class nreprpof ho,el- in ' ,ho nv , hisn
city, rooms $3.50 per day upward
HOTEL MONTERREY
I're way and 3uh at. new Gr.proot
hoit.. very reasonable rates.
HOTEL CHELSEA
WSsf e?d 81 ro a, I'h ap.o'u,sy fire
daE up Gais,cria attached:
HOTEL FLANDERS
1913 to 1871 W. 4Ith St. Just or Broad
way: the right Kind OF hotel In the
riEht locaiity: cysTy .ooin with pri-
vale bath: s. up.
Broadway Central Hotel n 81 "a.
pm a4S Sn, he' bo,sT '1t,s.Ssna ccn,r@;
comfort withou, extra@aganec: room, III ~
up eecoEhizcd S9utherners' hdqtar.
Elite Hotel Red Swan inn
~ nifeTsiue Dr;. Warwick. " u.
deliberately FUR Mounta,ns ~ \,
isSn''" tonths' Ri lscsr Mountains
phone. elevator. Swimming .
Special rates 10 Southcrncr,
GRANLIDEN HOTEL. Lake sun..
Golf, Tennis. Boating. t:anocinri
Se~ York Office. Hotel San Rafael
h5-G? Wcst 18TH 81
u THOMAS RUSSELL. rrop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05

FORD CorPE,, i2,2 MopEt; E9uirrEn
TlkES AID ENTRh THE AND
TUBE; SHOCK ALSO b E Il $.
SI.EEDOMETED: EXCELLENT ME.
tHANichi. CONDITION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
ADJUSTMENTS
"I'olly I'rII,,."

Those who failed to sec "Toyland"
las; scanson should see Polly rr!m."
at the Strand FRIDAY and Saturday.
The 23n children arc rchearsinG
every afternoon The many beautiful
songs and dances. Act second OF
Polly Prim" will inc the different
scenes on the Road to- Greenland,
opening With "a magnificent setting
the "Amc.ons." in which tnirty girls
IN co.tGmcS &c rcd. graceful capcS
falling from their shoulders. silver
helmets, shields. shoes. daEEcrs. etc.
will dance with spirit and fire char
actcriStic of their race. Al the close
shepherd viii he heard in the dis
lance. crossing the border OF Tulip
Land
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
CENSUS BUREAU ISSUES
FIGURES FOR II TOWNS
Alliance. Ohio. With an increase OF
g.5"O. shows Highest

'nlOs w IN
0.5.0. shows Highest
Per Cent.
w ASliINGTON, May 1.-THE fol J.
owing official figures were given out
by the Census Bureau today: I,
Gainesville. Ga, 6,272: increase. 34T,
or SO per cent.
,Toccoa. Ga. 1861; increase, Az. or
40 per cent.
Fort Wayne. Ind.. S6,5i?; increase.
2c.6l6, or 1874 per cent
Morganton. W. Va. l:.1l1: increase.
2.96T. or 32.i per cent
Oneonta. y. y, ll,5S2; increase,
2,091. or 2o>>pcr cent
ouitman. Ga, 1898; increase, AIS.
or 12.2 per cent.
Orange. y. J., 1929; increase. 1909.
or IT, per cent.
West Orange. y. y. 1873: increase.
1888 or HIS per cent.
La Sale. III. 1850: increase, 1878.
or 1871 per cent
Alliance, Ohio. 2l,so3; increase.
f520. or 1872 per cont
Elkhart. Ind. 2i.aT1: incrca SC,
1895. or %? per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
Police Capture burglars Tools.

IN cXtensivc SET OF NurgIar TOOLS.
found in tho rear OF 1914 East Main
Street, Monday night. We're brought
TO Police Headquarters by Policemen
Gary and King yesterday. The mis-
Greats evidently heard the police
coming and escaped. without stop
ping for their tools The set con-
sisted of many drills. - brace. files,
and Il specially constructed device for
"jimmying" II lock of "A door. No
trace of the burglars or any signs
of their work was found by the po-
licemen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

Ono size smailcs and shoes last LONGER
after using Aliens Foot as, the un,,.
septic powder for the feet. Shaiien into
IN" shoes and sprinkled IN the foot -ba, n.
Hiicns Foot Ease makes tight ~ now
shoes feel easy. gives instant relief To-
corns and bun'ons prevents Blis,crs CAL
ious ana Sore Spots. T;s the creates,
comfort discovery OF the age. Try II TO-
dizzy. Sold NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
MERCHANTS TO INDORSE
BOAT LINE RESTORATION
Directors of Association to Meet TO
day 10 Discuss Chamber of
Commerce Plan.

Directors OF the Retail Merchants
Association. of Richmond. will hold
special meeting this afternoon at
o'clock. in the headquarters OF the
organization. Broadway Nationa.
Bank. to consider in what way the
association can aid the Chamber Of
Commerce in restoring boat service
OH the James River.
William 4. Clarke. Jr.. secretary
of the organization, said yesterday
that. while the merchants here feel
the matter of rcsuming boat service
between Richmond and New York, or
Baltimore, is strictly matter for
the Chamber OF Commerce to decide.
the association intends TO do all in
it's power to cooperate in restoring
the service.
II is not expected that the board
of directors will recommend any ac-
tion except to indorsc the work OF
the Chamber Of Commerce traffic
committee in employing experts Ia
look into the feasibility of organic
ing "A boat line here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05

authorized as loyal by amendment OF
the Federal reserve act. lie said tho
Federal Reserve Board seeks to pre-
vent am charge being made by coun-
try bankers.
The suites represented at the hear
inEs were Alabama, Arkansas KAN
sas.- Florida. Texas, Nebraska, Ken
lucky. Minnesota. Idaho. Michigan
Wisconsin. Iowa. South and North Da :
gfnia. New York. New Jersey. Mis-
sissippi. Colorado. Maryland. Indiana
Georgia and Louisiana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
Youth, plead Cuilty 10 uohbcrv

NEW lUTtk, May 1.-TWO RrpOk :
lyn youths. Arthur WciSand and
Samucl Maria. pleaded guilty today
to charges connecting them with an
other Wall street bond robbery.
WctEand acknowledged stealing s2J.
oOo worth Of Liberty bonds and Mar
ra acknowledged criminally receiving
stolen property. Weiganh was q clerk
in the Title Guarantee and Trust
Company. from which the securities
were stolen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05

r.. T. Harrison
W. y. Ma cafcc
A l.. pullcn.
City" Committee.
Hampton Fleming
r. u. Powers
Carter Williams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
NEW YORK BELLBOY UNDER
ARREST FOR 100000 THEFT
IN Held In Connection With Dixnp-
penrnhcc of sou bond Certificates
From Broker.
ny NnsnGiatcd Press.

pS NHSNSlttcu lfcSS.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. May -
raymond Cooncy. -, said to have
ocen employed until recently ms cap
tam of bell boys in 4 New York hotel
Is under arrest in indianapolis in
connection with the theft OF 500 bond
ccrtiicates. valued ut 5000. o00> from
New York broker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05

FOLLOWING COMMERCIAL nODIES
WHICH CAN TIE BOUGHT AT
VERY LOW PRICES:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
Award Contract, for C.,ncn,

WO IoNtTHct< Tor IV.NWN NMrrclg of
Portland cement each were awarded
yesterday by the Mayors Advisory
Board. one % the awards ufnt 10
e. u. Lathrro & CO and tn. oihe, 10
IL. S. lIaTes & Co Neither Of the
firms would offer 10 furnish the en-
tire lot of 10000 barrels The i.ath-
rop 20. mo Is 30 per barre and II 6.
Halves 1916 The c!ty VIII get re-.
bate OF % cents on each bag. there
being four bags TO the barrel! the
price Is greatly IN excess o. Tho orc
paid last by the city for cement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
HOTELS AND RESORTS
Hotel
Breton Hall
Broadway, S5th TO seth ST,

broadway, S5th to seth st.
NEW YORK.
largest md Most Attractive Midtown
Hotel. Convenient TO All Shops
and Theuters.
AL. the Comforts and Advantages Of tho
Best New York City Hotels at
Attractive Rates.
TRANSIENT RATES FOR EITHER ONE
OR TWO PENSIONS.
ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH.
IS PER DAY UP.
Parlor. BEDROOM and Bath. 81 Per bay Up
OF HIGHEST STANDARD
AT ATTR ACTIVE PRICES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
Gets EIf1ren-nny Jain Scntrncc.

Leroy Eatcs, cOIOrcd. was given
fifteen days in jail in Hastings Court
yesterday for using an automobile
belonging TO u NJ Walker without
obtaining permission. II. ; Willard
was Rned $50 for being disordcriy
and firing Il pistol in the street. Both
cases had Teen appealed from Police
Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
TO Hiring nuck ucn,,,n,,

yesterday 10 bring X ID. McDowen
under arres, AZ Sumter. S C.. bach
To Richmond, on charge Of stealing
an automobile at Boulevard Field
several days ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
100 Blu. Peanuts
to the Acre With
NifrA- Germ,

Makes fine crop and leaves ammonia
in the soil for crops of oats, corn. cotton,
etc, that follow. Easy to handle. Costs s.
per acre, S acres 50, delivered. Write
Mira germ, Savannah. Ca, for Book No. Az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
ATLANTIC CITY, \. j.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Train,
DAILY, unless otherwise shown published
only as information and not guaranteed.
Dnily except Sunday. ! Sunday only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
Lost and Found

Lost and Found 10
Etkl, CASE-lHst. silver card case wi.S
initials II. !. A.. on First Street Nia..ucl
Tar I"ihS west. between 1875 and $40
~ .Huhu, nolity Or return to Miss Ruth
iishnG.s1n Wcsthanpton College.
IoESE-fouh. bay horse sirayrd from
me iirm OF bryant, Chesterfield
county. Reward Tor .nfurina Son as 10 his
whcrr1oouis Phone j. *. bryant. Mad
flH-Lost. wiSh3onc pin with small
diamond. Coll Randolph eS53-w
fOISGEtt DOG--Si..ycL or s,uIcn from
, my place 100 Fcndai Avenue barton
iis.shla. saturday n!Ent, hpr.i :tth. .arIs
No. ~ Ans""Fs 10 ran,- o: Spot" 81;
t,Mhrd Tor any !nfo-uatio leading ~
AIS recovery lhone II. =. lI!sSIs,n Mad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05
Norfolk &, Western Ry
Leave Brond street station Daily

Leave Brond street station Daily
For Norfoik 5:55 a. NJ. $3.50 a.. NJ.
2:es 7. A., $50 =. A. For the West
b:6a y. NJ. 9:20 y. NJ. 40 p. NJ. GAO
i. NJ. a:25 Il. NJ. Arrive from Nor
folk. ll:4s a. NJ. 1928 P. NJ. 9:55 =.
NJ; from the West. $500 A. NJ. 2:20
$50 East Main Street. Phone Madi-
son ll6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-05

r tho year featured the weekly
Z OF the Richmond Rotary
,eld at noon yesterday at the
md Hotel President Frank T,
IN. who was elected at the an
lcetinE OF the club last week,
ven n tremendous ovation upon
tho chair.
appointments were rs follows:
m and Entertainment Committee.
Shelton. =. j.. Frcedley
Danzcnbakcr 4. r. Apt
SSdncr ". y. Boissoau
saul Frank NJ Traynor.
"mmittce on Music.
iillisms, Il. Schwarrschili
chairman John womblc
Cote A. Scriyenor
Committee on Fellowship.
Shnfer. Il T. Narchmont
chairman II NJ. .lcrfrcss
, Carr ". y. lCr.nshaw
'n;iSI Harry l Bprch
mittcc an Press and Publirii>.
'c cs,iri,,s, :, 4 Sas,,hr
!. johnson Thomas kivlirhan
harrison Robert Watt
Iommittec on isoys' Work.
cole. 4. !. Cavanaurh
chairman James Whittri
Weaver u. L. Bailey
ohnslunc Walter Durham
Bcrklcv Williams
miitcc TO Govern Bows work.
,aEbv. {. -. Iindcman
chairman Morgan Mills, Ir.
;. Hulliacton Charles Sciden
psicrloh pr. ". II. Parker.
ladies Committee.
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chairman Walker Co;tr-li
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mil.ec on Communists ssy,iee.
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Civic ORGANIZATIONS.
chairman s s s, kd aSn,g
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Hicks. II. Binswanrrr
On chairman Frank Sampson
crcity Relationship Committee.
X. Il, Powers
chairman w r.. Morton
Dabnoy Sam Yer veer.
orrcepondent TO tho Rotnrisn.
G. l.. Brardslrv.
ess Manager T'ohnsco Committee.
Hugh T, Kidd
s sns.' md city 1 c.%%Smsmli,etoo OK
4 dams. T. l.. Fuller
chairman y. prpln
Rodcn X. l.. Reams
G. j. Billurs
tcc on Relations With international
Headquarters.
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10 Atlantic City" Committee.
Ddril. Hampton Fleming
chairman r. H. Powers
Cone Carter Williams.
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Monument
E. y. Ezekiel
chairman. J, u, Moore
Attendance Committee.
chairman Sanford Fleming
Civ Il; A d Kiln !,1,sr,
cbnll and Athletic Committee.
lson. w. e. Carrick
chairman G. u. Lorraine
'ckmorton pr. "; II. PARKER
: Classification Engineer.
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