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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-11


PRIMARY ASSESSMENT ROLL
MEETING
NOTICE OF JACKSON STREET LO-
CAL SEWER SECTION b"
To Whom II May Concern.
You are hereby notified that the As
sessment Roll in the matter of the inn
prevement Of Jackson Street from the
North line OF Kenwood Avenue TO alley
north of Standard Avenue BY oonstruc-
ting therein an eighteen inch double
strength vitrifed socket pipe solver with
seven manholes. three catch basins.
sixty feet Of inch pipe. ninety feet
of inch pipe. four feet of is inch
pipe and hfty-hve of six inch house
connections thirty feet long
In the City Of Hammond. County OF
Lake and State Of Indiana, has been
prepared BY order Of the Board Of Pub
lie Works OF said City. and that the
same Is now on file III the Office Of said
Board for public examination and in
spection. and that the said assessment
roll contains the names of all property
owners affected thereby and the res
pective amounts assessed against each
lot or tract Of land for said improve
ment. and that by resolution said Board
has fixed tho 18th day of November.
1920 at o'clock p. m. in the office
Of the Board Of Public Works In the
City Hall Of said City. as the time and
place fer hearing monstrances and OBJ
jections from all persons affected there
by as to the special benefits derived
thereFrom and assessed against said
respective lot on said assessment roll
4
hearing and examination. confirm or
modify each respective assessment as
made provided that Il finds that said
property affected thereby IS benefited
in said respective amounts.
A J. SWANSON.
JACOB WIKER.
f. G. DIETRICH.
Board Of Public Works
WILLIAM c. ROSE,
city Clerk. Hall
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-11

AgANTED-T1n core makers at once to
work piece work. " amer M2lleable
}r31l Co Hammond 11-9-5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-11

NANTET)-S statesmen With or without
experience Real opportunity Tor live
ere Apply at once. The Electric shop
f2 Holman ST.. Hammond 1876
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-11

NANILD-o0 men Tor ma game WoTA-
Apply i. v. F1nson. I54 Highland st.
Hammond WISH be there all day Tues
say and Wednesday, 1I-S-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-11

ful future on products. Our
products are sold all over
the world. Address JX care
- n p
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-11

am In no way connected with the
Point Cafe. having sold same TO George
Leventopolus.
11-1e-3 CARL LUN-DGREN.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-11

CITY OF HAMMOND INDIANA, DE
PARTArENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
PRIMARY ASSESSMENT ROLL
xfr-r-rw~~f.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-11

NOTICE OF ALLEY NoRTHERLY OF
INDIANAPOLIS BOULEVARD. LO-
CAL. SEWER
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-11

FOR SALB-.L4Args variety az trunks.
bags and suit cases Lesser Loan
Bank, IS state ST. Hammond. 3-1T-tg
Fg9Tl SAT -F--ITnraf a..x,,aTT TSSa ,,9Iog~ = nA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-11

FOR RENT furnished rooms for
sight housekeeping. to married cou-
IL a2s indiana ave. Ham. t1-11-2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
VIRGINIA RAILROADS MAY
FORM PUBLICITY BODY
Meet at Jefferson Hotel Today 70
Confer on Organization of
Committee.

Representatives OF nearly every
railroad in Virginia will De in Rich
mond today for :, conferenc" at JET
fcrson Hotel which may lead 10 the
organization o. a Virginia committee
on railroad publicity. The meeting
"as called by W :. Battle. Jr.. claim
agent OF the Norfolk and Western
Railroad and publicity director for
the company. and chairman OF the
Virginia Information Committee.
Ways and means OF informing the
public on developments under thc
transportation act will he discuss ed
at the meeting. which will he called
TO order at II noon today. The meet
ing is sponsored by the National AS
ISOLATION OF Railway Executives. and,
although purely conference. may
lead to the establishment OF a pcrma
ncnt publicity committee for this
State and general territory.
W. w. Harris. OF the Association of
Railway Executives. arrived in Rich
mond Yesterday 10 bc present at ;hc
discussion. He comes at tn. invita-
tion OF MIR. Battle. and Viii have a
prominent; plac.. in the conference. as
he is thoroughly familiar with the
work proposed here, having been con-
nectcd with similar organizations Ia
the North and WpSt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
SANDS ADVISES RETAILERS
TO START PR|CE-CUTT|NC
Hold Charges Up Until
Stocks Are Sold.
LAUDs SPIRIT or AMERICA
Voices Belief That No Hard Times
.Arc Ahead, and Predicts Greut
building Revival in Nation in
Near Future.

i;rtailcrS are at the present time
holding back the period of rcadjuSt-
ncht which mas just set in by Il tcnu-
rncE TO hold up their prices until they
american National tank. said ycs,er-
DAY in an address tn the ginccrs
Luncheon. given ~ iiichmord Chap
necrs. at the Richmond Hotel.
Anyone can mark up prices" Mr.
sands declared. but il takes 4 man
70 marx them down at his own loss
inc speaker also voiced the sentiment
tEat retailers should take their mcdi-
JON in the price slaShlnS proCc So ion.
Some retailers made vast sums on
Their iirst invoices after prices began
TO rise. he speaker said. and now
order TO get back on Il pre-war basis
and stand tn, loss III rcadjuStnicnt.
II Is impossible to Keep the Amcri-
can people from doing thinSs Was
Only the scarcity Of money and in
ABILITY OF builders 10 set materials
because OF this condition are respon-
SlDie Tor the present housing short
age, he said.
You can't keep the American pco-
PIE from doing things Mr.. Sands
declared. unless you take away their
material"
The speaker also took the op,,-
MYSTIC view Of the future. He said
that in his belief there are no hard
times ahead aud pointed to the fact
tina, factories have been running half
time for some time and many COM
pleiely shut down and there have
been no bad results. He said that as
the building program OF the country
years, i; vii! mean added activity IN
this line everywhere in the future.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
HIDDEN ART COLLECTION
FOUND IN STATE LIBRARY
Unique Set OF Valuable Paintings
Forgotten Long Ago, Now
ON En- d lib LII Ion.

one OF the most unique and valu-
able collections OF paintings ever he
Gu.athed the Common caith Of Vir-
Einl.: has been uncurthcd ia the NIr-
Einia State Library. Forgotten for
the past ten or fifteen Years the set
has been hidden away in the records
OF the library.
Or. IL. H. Mcllwaine. state Libra
rian. has just uncarthcd the co!l-c-
ton and placed il on display in the
principal reading John Dadsby
Chapman and Conrad Wise Chapman.
father and son. were the artists, and
their work. done during som. Of the
most historic periods OF the state.
is of special interest today because
OF The splendid portrayal of an age
gone by.
After having raised a fund OF $500
through skimping here and there. Or.
Mcllwainc has had made two dis
play cases OF unique design To dis
niay these paintings. In the collcc-
lion Of j. q. Chapman. the. elder
man. are forty-two sheets some with
two aud three paintings. others with
et"hinEs of rare workmanship For
Weight sheets OF the younger mans
work is displayed.
OF particular interest are paintinr.
concerning the Confederate army and
beautiful landscapes. The work on
display does not represent all Of that
OF the men in question. but the part
LETT the Commonwealth at their
deaths.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
Robber Pins Faith
to Liberty Bonds
Leaves Currency Behind
and Makes Aa0oy Win
u. S. Securities.

That a cracksman who robbed III.
Bank of kcysvillc last Saturday night
bcliered implicitly in the ability OF the
United states Treasury to meet it's
ooiisations and had no faith in other
securities was evidenced YESTERDAY
when II WAS learned through Charles
y. Osborne. state Purchasing Agent
ana president OF the bank. that only
Liberty Bonds were stolen. The
thief apparently deliberately ignored
an open safe filled with valuablcs
ana containing several thousands of
dollars in currency. He also went
through sheavcs of private papers,
extracting all unregistered Liberty
fondS and replacing thpsc that were
registered. He WAS II very neat thief
and lett everything in order.
some OF the unique features of
me robbery. il is declared. have puX-
2led authorities 10 determine whether
the job was that of AN amateur or Il
professional. The thief Went through
nNc stores before coming To the banii
lie opened The first store with Il mat
toN. which he took from 4 garage
At each store he added to his i'm
proviso burglars kit. choosing from
tic stocks on display.
Although each OF the five stores
had safe in IL hc touched none OF
them.
one OF the things that is pu2HIine
the authorities Is the fact that the
thief took a die cutter from one store
What he wanted with u,iS tool is no,
known. |; was found in the bank
with the other tools collected by the
man with such implicit faith in
United states securities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
SCHOOL OFFICIAL REPLIES
TO MAGAZINE CRITICISM
Hill Answers Golfers Weekly Ar
ticlc Regarding Education of
Colorrd Population.

.i.ber; III. Hill. Superintendent %.
schools. i replying with facts and
figures To The criticism of Allen H.
Albert. made in Golfers Weekly i'll
regard TO educational conditions
among the c.ty's colored population.
Several hours after the issue Of the
magazine appeared in Richmond Mr..
Hi! had started a denial TO the Of
flee OF Golfers in regard 10 the mat
ter
The particular section denied by
Supcrin,cndeu Hill in the article
was tina; which said: The public
school system gives their colo-cd
children no more than white cnild
gets in the North by the end of ;hc
SIKH grade"
tina; the full elementary course
was provided by Richmond was
stated by MIR. Hill. who further said
We follow this elementary course
up with tour-year accredited higa
school course The c.3l0rsI 6iE :
in 1871. AMI has over zoe pupils. %:
enter our two-year Ec.-zl Sc-cc..
Graduates OF the Norma. 49, gwen =
This j. The equiTz!-ai .: a-y Normal
certificate IN the state
We ha.e coIo.ed a.gAt schoo..
elementary and hIga. and stec;a,
CLASSES IL cooking. sewing: millinery.
dressTakins. nursing. AID TIE COM
.ncrc!Y. branches. We have four col
or.d omen Air Glasses"
Lowell Mellett. managing editor OF
Golfers. replied that tn. ari!c!: con :
;ainei no criticism that MAS voiced
merely for The sake OF criticism. hu,
contained hints as TO :he points
where the author thought Improve
rleAts possible.
There are 1865 children OF legal
school age. seven through nineteen
years" Mr Nili wrote. We had
in the regular day schools al ;hat
time S.i4s colored pupils. or es per
cent OF the entire number. In add
,ion 10 this. We had 1890 pupils in
the night schools. or 81 per cent of
all OF them. Therefore. we are pro
voding for al per cent; OF the col
orcd school population. In this mum =
Der however, we have some children
under seven years, and in the night
schools many who are above ~.
Mir Palmer replied 10 the letter of
self. after reading the reply 20 the
letter from the author OF the article.
that il was an injustice 10 the Rich
mond school system. that he would
run paragraph on the editorial
page OF an early issue. setting the
matter right, The figures given
in your letter seems impressive 10
me. and my reference 10 the matter
TO Mr.. Albert Is as matter of Cour-
;csy TO him" MIR. Paimer's letter
concluded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
REDISTRICTING BODY TO
MEET NEXT MONDAY
SesHion Will He Open and Public In
Invited TO Give Views In
Ifcr

Police Justice John l.. Ingram. act
ing in his capacity as member OF tn"
city electoral board. clyd. ". Saun-
ders and Ilarvcy L.. NtkInson, who
compiled the tEI7es whci. the city
was .rcd!ctrictcd tea y..:is ago. APP
pcarcd before The subcommittee on
ordinances yesterday in c)nrccti =
w-th the proposed rcd!str!cting OF the
city TO meet the demands Of the new
electorate.
Suggestions AS 10 procedure were
made and the committee determined
TO meet next Monday night at
o'clock III open session. At which
time the public viii he invited to
appear and give it's views on the
plan, so that all voters may be able
20 exercise their franchise without
difficulty. There are now thirty-onc
precincts. u is believed the UuTr
her should he Increased TO forty-;wc.
Those present q; the meeting were
Chairman Marx Gunst. Alderman
Nunna!iy. Alderman Pullcr and Conn
Gilman Carpenter. Councilman Ladd
was the only ahs"ntc..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
CHILDREN SURVEY SCHOOL S
piscnss AuthntnGes Of Education on
second Dny of National school

Public school children of pichmord
VIII discuss the advantages OF a high
Sch"ol educau"n today In the sfcon,!
DAY OF Na'iosal school Week bcint;
the country. An accoun, OF John
MARSHALL and the junior high schools
VIII be given by the teachers 10 on.
comrage IN" ambitious to be high
school graduate
"a General Survey Of Richmond
schools. was ia: subjcc. discussed
yesterday hy tho teachers. I'll. nun
ntI OF scho"l children. the cost and
general management OF The scbnoi
system IN TINS city was made "a study
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
DOCK COMMITTEE is READY
FOR TRIP TO WASHINGTON
City Fathers viii Attend Annual
Sessions Of Rivers and IInrbnrs

Eigh; members Of the Council Com
miitce on Dock River ana i!arhor
o'clock for Washington. I" attend tho
sessions Of tn. Rivers ana fla-bors
Congress. when gouVcnes for a three.
days meeting in 'tat city at 10 o'c!ocls
tomorrow.
The committee met Yesterday after
moon and completed all arraugcmeuis
for the trip They vii maze ihcir
headquarters al ;he FRANKLIN square
Hotel Tnosc WAC VIII attend the
meeting are Chairman Joseph c. Nun
naliy, Aldermen Orlwey FULLER W :.
White; Counc.iIncu II g. Atkinson.
J. j.. Mann. J J. Peters w
=. Sullivan, g l. iittEinS. al Of
whom were Mt IN" meeting yesterday.
Alderman Winfrc". SIC other member
OF the committee. VIII be unable TO a; =.
tend, being out ~ ~. city on bust
ness. The Cndmncr ~ Commerce IN
also send q delegation. and Il is
quite likely that President w. II
Adams. Of the Board Of Aldermen
may accornrany the PARTY They are
expected back SATURDAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
TO SPEED COMPENSATION
CHECKS TO EX-FlGHTERS
Uurcnu of War Risk Insurance VIII
Sec Tint Men Get Money for
Christmas.

Special efforts are being made by
the Bureau OF War Risk Insurance
10 see that every cN-scrvicc man en-
titled 10 compensation during Dcccm-
Der gets his check before the !if-
tccnth Of the month. in order that he
may have IL for Christmas, il was
announced az hcahi.,iartrrE Of the
Virginia dcpar;m"r; of :hi America n
Lesi yesterday. The machinery OF
operation has been so perfected tina;
the long delays hithcrtO attending
the sending out OF checks TO the 2l0.-
900 disabled cN- service men drawing
monthly compensation. viii in III"
future be done away with, il was an
nonnced by War Risk Insurance Of
ficials.
IT and.r, has aTyoiDted q committee
of Stat. adult It's OF the American
Legion 10 spc I up the publication
OF the list OF Taft dcscrters SO that
a national T nd-up Of draf, de-
scrtcrs may made of them The
legion is int listed in obtaining :.
definite date .or publication 10 elm :
inatc further delay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
MEDICINE FROM INDIA FOR
RlCHM0ND'S GREEK lEPER
EFFORTS OF Miss Evelyn McrrIwcnthcr
to secure Drug Are

There is some hope. even though
faint one. for Georges Hart2iolak!s,
Richmond's Greek icpcr. vito has
been ward OF the city sine. Jan
uary. 1916.
Through the activities Of MISC
Evelyn Mcrriwcather. secretary OF
tn" Leper Mission OF Richmond. y:
package OF drugs used IN treatment
or The diseas" In India has been re-
crivcd by tn. city Health Bureau
This incdic.n. Is known as sodium
hydnocarpatc. and IL rcputcd 10 have
proven oihcacious In many cases In
India. II was sent drcc; from the
health department In Calcutta. and
was received At the department, here
yesterday afternoon
Director l.. g. Levy stated las,
night tina; he would begin the treat
rcnt at once. and hoped the effect
would be encouraging.
This Greek ward has been f,itiI-
fully cared for during his detention
here. and everything has been as
comfortable as could be desired UNI
der the circumstances. The pa,icnt
has held his own wonderfully we'll
lie is able to walt upon himself and
70 do his own chores. Naturally tie
has steadily grown weaker. and mis-
condition now ~ prccarious. Dr. Levy
said he had hopes that the United
states government would AT an early
date take the man OF the hands or
the city, as provision .s being mad.
for accommodations at the new
Lcprosorium in Louisiana.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
PLEADS RlCHMOND'S CASE
AS GREAT MEDICAL CENTER
Members 0f Legislative CUmmissi ion
Presented With Buoklet Setting
Out Advantages.

Members OF The Commission on
Medical Education III Virginia spent
several hours yesterday inspecting
the buildings OF the Medical College
OF Virginia here in connection with
the proposed merger Of ul. college
with the University of Virginia
Medical School y meeting of the
commission was held yesterday af-
tcrnoon at the Medical College for
discussion Of the advantages Uf Rich
mond for the site Of the combined in
situations.
The board OF visitors OF the Medical
College also presented the commits
sion with booklet just prepared
setting forth the advantages OF Rich
mond as the site for the proposed in
stitutlon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
kIWAN|S CLUB WILL AID
IN RAT DETERMINATION
Health Department Reports Show
Record Numbcrsof People APP
Piled for Poison Yesterday

RESOLUTIONS approving the cam
paign against rats. as sponsored by
me City Bureau OF Health. and urg ing
members to cooperate in the work
or determination of rodents in Rich
inond were passed yesterday after
noon at tho regular meeting OF the
Richmond Eiwanis club. Passage OF
the resolution was preceded by an ad-
dress by DIR. T.. &. Levy. Director OF
Public welfare.
Although DR.: Levy deprecated any
nrooabi,ity of buboaic plague spread
or the club TO do all in their power to
/ iorward the campaign. Oh the ground
1nat me economic saving gained by
repay the effort. Ills address WAS
received with applause by one oC the
LARGEST gatherings of liiwanians in
;, k ,,I, from the city Health De
piled At The city Hall for rat poison
During this wees the Health bureau
" ,,s, every home In Richmond in
Health Bureau office and secure !,
package OF barium carbonate. the hest
rat poison 10 use. Now Is the time to
r tsn h ,rs to best advantage, The
should die inside the house. there
would not be the nuisance from il,
'hnt would occur in warm weather.
Illustrated bulletins are being dis
tributeu TO all children in the public.
schools. Barium carbonate is being
distributed at the Health Bureau and
10y number of merchants in various
parts OF the city. The arrangements
with the groccrs were made throurh n
the Mothers Clubs
DIT T.. g. Levy, Director OF Public
nclfhre. under whose general dircu-
tion the campaign for rat eradication
Is being carried on. will make sew
crai addresses on rat eradication 10
various organizations during the
week. Other addresses wiII be made
by DIR. &. G. Hudson. health officer.
and by III. X. Hughes. who is ucvoiinE
his entire time 10 the work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
GIVE CHRISTMAS BASKETS
FELLOWSHIP League Will Distribute
Gifts tn"ng Needy on
.t...4i.- South Side

Christmas baskets VIII be distribut-
ed among the needy Of the south S.ac
by the Fellowship League 81 south
Richmond this year In accordance
with its ueunl custom. IL was an
nounccd yesterday.
Those desiring to make application
for q Christmas hgSkc, are requested
TO mail their name and address 70
The treasurer Of The ORGANIZATION. !
Luther sampson 1900 Porter street
at once. in order that the case may
be invrstigated All applications
must be- received not later than Sat
3urilay. December II.
q The league is an ln,erdenom!na-
tfonai organiZation composed or young
men of the South Side and hnE bc,n
2actlvely engaged In relief and chart.
table work for number Of years
They proposc 90 enlarge the score ,'
their activities this year. ana ih,.c
desfrouD OF contributing TO ,his c.tisc
shoUld send remstiances 10 the .rc;,s
~ licensed 10 Marry.
Al. Clerk Walter Christian ycst.rd,y
/ issued marriage license 10 William
Soia McGbes and Bartha May Durham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
TO Train Song Leaders.

special class training course for
volunteer community song leaders
Will be begun BY the Community Re
creation Association tonight at
o'clock. Classes wii be held each
Tuesday and Thursday nights at s
o'clock in the recreation hall AT the
association headquarters. Belvilcrc
and Main streets. f. j. Garinhauscn.
the local director. in speaking OF the
special course said he had already
received n number Of advance regis
trations and the interest shown gen
orally indicated the attendance would
be- gratifying. No charge is made
for attending these classes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
CHIEF JOSEPH ISSUES
NOTICE TO FUEL MEN
"nrns Wood Dealers 10 Get Permit,
for Regulation Wagons

chief Joseph. of the Department OF
Mcignts and Measures. yesterday sent
oiicihl notices 10 all wood dealers in
the city, warning them that all web :
ic!"s used In the delivery OF wool
must be up to regulations and that
all Of them must obtain permits.
Jhis order Is given SO that no deal
or may s.rv" his customers In wagons
and trucks which do not conform 10
~" i!iw as TO correct dimensions 4
me ia the i'olic" Court follows tho
arrest or report OF such dealers who
may neglect TO comply with III. mr.
hlnanc.S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
COUNCIL RECOGNIZES THE
SERVICES OF TWO WOMEN
\ ppropriates $3.50 for Helm nenderc,,
During Hush 10 Register

IN recognition of their services
during tn" recent registration. Com
mon Council last night ndoptcd n
resolution appropr!atinS $3.50 10 be
m.Vl"ed between Mrs. Carter =.
Wormcicy and Mrs Frank ,Jobson
IhcSc women offered their services
during The great rush upon the Office
OF Central Registrar Woodson in
september. and materially assisted in
sett!ns names on Ne list They
asked for no rcmuneration and ,hia
sum Is gwen them voluntarily by
the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
v. R. & P. WILL TRY OUT
TRACKLESS TROLLEY CARS
Report Confirmed Last Night That
Experiment Will he Made In


officials OF the Virginia Railway
and Power Company last night con-
i'rmcd report that an experimental
the company and viii he tried out in
Richmond. Tn. trolley viii! be given
its first trial on the smooth pavement
OF Floyd Avenue between Robinson
and CrcnEhaw.
The governmental ear viii seat
thirty persons and II successful the
company plans to make ARRANGEMENTS
FOR regular street railway service
with this class of cars. II i believed
that the new car now in course of
construction at the factory. viii be
delivered here w.'hin 4 period OF six
weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Hallway Officials Conference.
jefferson iiatrl. IL.
Richmond Rotary Club. Rich
mond Hotel. I.
W"man's Advertising Club.
Richn"nd Hotel. I.
W ON ans Auxiliary. second
baptist Church. =.
Wumnn's Auxiliary. Grnce Cove
Presbyterian Church. =.
Woman. Auxiliary. Grace Cove
nnnt Prcsbyterinn Church. Monu-
mrnt Avenue Chapel. 4.
Ladies' Aid society. Church OF
tho Holy Comforter. PARTS
House, 4.
"Thc Private Secretary" "a play.
Red Cross building. Wr>thRmp-
ton. $40.
BaskcthalI: nine>. Company =.
~. Company ID. trmor!. ?;3o.
Academy: >. : 80, a:i5.
strands: "i.iEhtnin'." $40.