davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
MIDDLE WEST WILL HEAR
FIGHTING JOE FOLK NOW
Former Missouri Executive Was
Williams Guest After
RouSing Rally.
his SPEECH TURNS SENTIMENT
Local Leaders See Great Value Ac-
cruing Ia Campaign Here on
League Issues After ENpoSal OF
G. o. L. Fallacics Last Saturday.

Former Governor Joseph W. Folk. Of
Missouri. who was the chief speak
cr At Saturday nights great Demo
left for Washington yesterday noon
after having been the oNcr-niS nj
cues; OF lobn SHELTON. Williams.
Treasury, at his home on Cary street
Road.
From now on until the election. a
week from Tuesday. FOLK viii be
Democratic National Speakers Blu
rcau, which is planning to send him
to several doubtful spots 10 expose
the talincies OF Resublican campaiEn
with the trio OF q. q. =. spellhinders,
who preceded him here last Friday
night.
Democratic leaders mere ana i'll WASH
ngton * said TO have led 10 tn" be-
LEI, expressed by Folk himCslf, that
the Central Middle West is in the
most critical position OF any of the
political backgrounds. and Il Is
probably ia that section that Mr.
i'cll; Will be hurried the early part
John NJ Purcell. city Democratic
chairman. and George Cease and Wal
Ter q. Duke. all OF whom We're prom
lncHt ~ ,ht arrangement Of the Folk
rally. were enthusiastic yesterday
over tn" effect the speaker had on
the huge crowd ;hat turned out 10
hear him. The stressed particularly
thc battling Missour!an'S broadside
against the wahbiinG and silence dis
played by Republican leaders on tho
league OF nations issues Local
leaders say they believed FOLKS visit
though brici, was OF great value 20
;hn party because OF the fact that
no iormaiiti"S attended j. and the
allies az Democracy wcr" able 20 cx-
press their approval OF Folk ana tho
party cause IN personal contact with
him at The jefferson lIotc! prior to
thC rIi!N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
RUSSIAN LABOR MINISTER'S
ASSISTANT IN SOVIET TALK
Dr. Gregory ZiihOorg Addresses wom-
ms Club This Afternoon on
I.cnlnc w. MramgcI

=, Or Gregory Znhoorg. who was in
tnc bureau OF Labor during Kcrcn-
Sky,s regime in Russia. viii discuss
:.DNlet hct iyitI"s IN that country be-
lofe me Woman's club this after
noon iic VIII say. In part:
ever ther" Was Il possibility for
national unity under the Sovicts, the
uiht Tor IL came Il few months ago.
Whch Russia seemed To have found
u Common enemy In I'ilsudsky's 20
lana. and when the rising tide OF the
ncri"an baron Wrangel threatened IA
new rcactionary advance
instead the news from and abou,
RUSSIA during the last few months 81
trial were all reporting an unprcnc.
G"l'ifd national reconciliation and
rthnIhess on The part OF the So
vets TO. cooperate with various no
ltcal factions against reaction ana
foreign aggression.
~ must De borne in mind that FOR
me ilherty- loving Russian the CO.
operat!"n with the Soviet was but a
.."st! torture, a compromise. the nc
,,ttsStlE OF which. was created by .ho
phnySical, impos8ibi!ity Of doing NM.
,h,hE Csc, unless II were ciasnins
aspiration" - ""' iS'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
BURY ERNEST D. HAWKS. ONE
TIME RICHMOND RESIDENT
Was horn FiftysThree YoarS Ago IN
"nrheld, LATER RcmUVln: to
This civ

;, Funcraf services -or Ernest d.
Hawks. who died at his home in
Grecndale. Va. Wednesday morning.
October &c. after Il brief iiliess. took
plac" from the residence Friday
afternoon. Rev DIR. Cary, of Grace
Methodist Church, officiating. Burial
TOOK place in Rivcrvicw Cemetery
Mr.. Hawks. who was 80 years old.
WAS born in Warfield. Va, hut later
moved 10 this city, whore he resided,
Tor many years. He was employed
and Potomac Railroad for more than
thirty years, and was a member OF
the brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
Eineers. division No. SCI. ana a mem
Der OF Meridian Lodge. No. 2Si. y. T..
and y. NJ. He was buried with Ma
sonic ceremonies.
lie is survived by his wife. Mrs.
sally l.. Hawks, formerly of Lawrence
vile. Va, and one son. Ernest l..
HAWKS. of this city. Two sisters also
survive, Mrs. II. *. Cunningham and
Mrs. X. j.. Chiefly, both of Warncld.
one brother, Jack l.. Hawks. Of this
city. also survives.
Pallbcarers werc: MacHeart. T..
T.. Kuhn. Linwood q. Niedmeyer. r..
7: Carpenter, William Eubnnk,
Charles :. Perry, j. y. Ladd and W.
G. DeCourcey. Honorary pallhearcrs
were: y. j. Wash, +. Murray. Wal
ter Biount and Masonic Lodge mem
bcrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
"Y" LAUNCHES FALL DRIVE
FOR 500 NEW MEMBERS

Numerous workers will help launch
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
which Will open today when four
armies" will sally forth under the
leadership of as many generals"
the generals" with the exception of
tho army" which will operate in
tho boys division. In this depart
mcnt there will be nine teams of
workers. each headed by a captain.
supper will he served the workers
at $3.50. o'clock tonight. when reports
from the first days activity will be
heard by those in charge. Short
term tickets is n feature of the cam
paign and a special drive will be
made for men who make uso of ath-
lctic clubs and who wish to keep I'M
their work during the winter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
BOARD OF HEALTH REPORTS
FARMERS FIGHTING RODENTS
state Officials hiding Death Cam
pai.n on Kat. Which Destroy
s.LONlI .lNl lf LInns

Representatives Of the State Board
q Health are being constantly in
irrro2ated these days about the best
mGth"ds 81 destroying rats. y recent
bulletin states that rats consume
about F5,no0""o worth OF food each
year in Virginia.
The city OF Richmond is distfibut
tHE TO us citlzts.s pa..kages Of
Siaiinn caF"onat:% - .ety !ncXpon-
sINr ana most efficient poison which
is not dangerous FOR dogs or cats
unless taken in rather larger guam
Utica than ordinarily used for rat
There are three ways Of batting
WIN nus substance. mixing with
.hppFeh meats fish or sausa@cs. us
~ < lErsh fruits or vegetables 10 hold
IN, ~, hoison, Or employing mixed
ioonS sGch AS milk o.. cheese. peanut
hutter, bread. cake and cereals. either
INV OF cooked.
me hcalih authorities are a, pres
eht emphasizing the rat culnpnisns
hccaGSe these animals carry thu noas
winch spread the buboniC plague.
HHo' aihouGn s"aports are more H.
"b!e 10 plague, rats are great travel
'rs ana may carry IL anywhere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN TO
HAVE OPEN-A|R MEETING
Voting Demonstration, Speaking
and Band Concert 10 Arouse
Feminine Enthusiasm.

Mrs. Robert Blankenship and Mrs.
William ONcil will have charge ri
the north, side Of Madison Ward in
me grand rally of the Democratic
Women's Club. and they are prepar-
ing a program to be given in the
Capitol Square Saturday afternoon.
AT this rally there will be Il num-
Der OF speakers of prominence. it
is said; whose names will be an
nounccd later. There also will be n
ohnd concert and a voting demon
str3 ton to add zest to the rally.
Mrs. w. w. Sale has arranged to
nave booths in the principal stores
about the city, where women may
enroll as members Of the Democratic
Club Chairmcn Of these booths will
he announced later. il was said At
the Women's Democratic Club head
quarters. At 56S East Franklin
Street. The booths will be open to-
morrow and remain open during the
Ballot schools have been organ
lied in the Second and Fourth pre-
cincts of Madison Ward. on the North
Side Side, The Fourth precinct school will
were arranged fer by MesdameS H.
g. Iitll. Harvey Harding and Thomas
sAdcle Clarl; were announced last
night as follows: To-Day. West
hampton College; Wednesday. Rel
springs and Pulaski; Thursday. pu-
Election procedure will be demon
stratcd tomorrow afternoon at 4:30
o'clock, in the auditorium of tin,
Young Womcns Christian Associn-
ton. North Fifth Street. Thu
meeting is under the auspices OF the
Richmond League CT Women Voters.
and newly omfranchised women are
urged to be present. The demonstra-
ton VIII be IN charge OF Clyde w
saunders. with Judges and clerks of
election. voting booths and all neccs-
Sary ncconra nimcnts, and the women
present Will have the opportunity of
going through procedure OF the regu-
lar election.
The state Conference on Organiza-
ton of the Virginia League OF Wo-
men Voters announced for October
has been postponed until the second
week in November, owing to the in
tense interest OF the new voters in
the coming election. The conference
Is. now scheduled TO take place in
Richmond on Wednesday, November
10. the day before the Armistice Day
celebration.
Additional ballot schools will be
conducted this week as follows: At
clopton Street Baptist Church.. by
Mrs. ]. w. Durham. + M. Friday
Bainhrdee street Baptist Church. by
Miss Nora Houston, s +. NJ. Thursday
Mrs. Bertha Judd is arranging one
Tor the Fourth precinct.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Eighteenth annual meeting Vir-
Ginin Stutc Optical AssOcia ton,
10, 2:30; banquet, N::}O.
Weekly meeting KiwnnIs Club.
Busincss Mems Club, q.
DIR. Gregory ZiiboorE, Woman.
Club, i.
Every Monday Club, home of
Miss Ruth SubIett, los South Third
street, :s:iO.
Council Committee on Streets. :.
supper to Y. VI. G. A. member
ship campaign workers, \. NJ. e..
4. building, $3.50.
ballot school for Daughters Of
the American Revolution, Coion,-
bo Hall. 5.
IntcrdcneminnttOn M citing,
Mems Bihlc ClnHscs of Rickmond,
seventh street Christian Church, =.
Virginia War. History Commits
sios, hall of House OF DeieEutes, s.
Meeting of Little Thcatcr League,
ComHonvenlth Club, SAILS.
Academy of Music. Keith vnudc-
vile md motion pictures, 3:3O, =
and 0:3O.
Strand. "I;nst Ii West" comedy,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
VIRGINIA MEDICAL SOCIETY
WILL MEET IN PETERSBURG
four-Dny Session Opens Tomorrow.
Notion Pictures Ia lie Era-

Motion pictures VIII bc used cx-
snsiveiy AZ u" annua! meeting OF
Petersburg, opening tomorrow. 10 H.
iustrate the most modern methods in
the diagnosis and trcatucn, oCNarIous
diseases. THIS method %! medical
instruction. used extensively in INC
Medical Corps OF the Army and Navy.
IS an innovation when shows tina, tho
state society is Keeping abreast OF
tsre times. One nim WIN be run ON
he openin2 might and another on
Thursday afternoon.
DR.. Pau!us A. Irving, Of Farrnvl,e
Va, president OF Inc state society
tine members OF the executive conn
Gil, composed OF prominent physicians
representing the State congrassionaI
districts. and the publication commit.
organ OF the society. tho Virginia
Medical Monthly. during the past
year. haveJ arranged an unusually
attractive nd instructive program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Consider Rate Increase petition

Petition OF the Washinston-Vir-
glnia hallway. an electric line. for
an increase in rates in Virginia
equivalent 10 that granted the trans
portation lines OF the country by the
Interstate Commerce Commission, has
been received by the Virginia state
Corporation Commission
Consideration Of petition for the
increase, which is 10 per cent on
freight, and 20 per cent on milk,
VIII be taken up at q public hearing
by the commission on November IL.
The case is similar to that of the
Washington and Old Dominion Rail-
way, which was granted an increase
asked after the commission had
specified that certain additional equip
ment should be purchased
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
PLAN RALLY AND PARADE
OF MEMS BIBLE CLASSES
itunSdon Cary viii Preside at Meet
ing in seventh street Chris
linn Church Tunft.Lt

liunsdon Cary Viii preside tonight
at meeting of members of Bible
classes OF the churches OF Richmond
IN Seventh Street Christian Church
rally and parade within the next few
weeks in which all denominations
are. expected 10 be represented.
nder the leadership OF com
!n!tIer appointed TO arouse interest
In the project. IL is hoped 10 Ger The
cooperation and aid OF all Rich
ihond churches. The committee
plans TO bring To Richmond a widely
known speaker and to rally the Bible
classes of tho city for parade IT
IS planned 10 march from downtown
l" IN" cry Auditorium. which will
! be cnEhEel Tor tho cvcninr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
ASKS EMPLOYERS TO BOOST
MEMBERSHIP IN LEGION
Chnmber OF Commerce Believes Busi-
ncss Men Should Canvass
Forces on This Point.

The Chamber Of Commerce has
inaururatcd campaign TO have all
employers take up- with their forces
the dcSirabi!itv OF Joining the Amer
lean Legion prior TO ArInisticc Day
in order that they may take par
in the lcsion's parade and demon
Strafion.
Tho chamber indorses all policies
and activities Of the legion. and be-
licvcs that II parade such as is being
planned with between 1000 and 1900
Will do more than any other one
thing to keep alive in the hearts Of
all Richmonders the feeling OF graft
tude due all veterans of the world
war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
CLOSE IRIDIUM SERVICES
Nnss Held ut st. PntrIck'x Church
Concluded by Reception of
New Members.

Concluding exercises OF the third
annual rally OF the Holy Name So
ciety. which has for its object the
promotion of respect and vcncration
Tor the Holy Name of Jesus, were
held yesterday in ST. Patricks Catho-
nc church, when q special com
munion mass was celebrated by the
Catholic men of the city. Members
OF the various Holy Name Societies
ana CathoIlc men in general assem-
hled at 1:i5 in the morning and
marched TO the church. In the even
ing the final services were conduct ed
and Il reception OF new members into
tEc society marked the closing of the
rally.
Male singers, selected from the
various Catholic churches. supplied
the musical program and the SER
vices were largely attended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
PHONE COMPANY ASKS CLUB
TO WITNESS OPERATIONS
Ni"aninn> win visit Main Exchange
and Hear 'rnIi> by Pres
idcnt'S 4 id.

.frecHd.ng their weekly dinner to-
nIsht In tho Business Mems club. the
member o; the Kiwanis CLUB will De
.theh on, a visit OF inspection through
tht bhl.d!mE of the Chesapeake and
totonac Telephone Company. Earl
God"ln' assistant TO the president of
me company, VIII address the Xxi
"tH."Ha q. Ter dinner. He is a former
h:s ADDRESS VIII be on Inside Tclc.
phone Facts The visit will he made
90 in interesting hour from the on
,..i.hs STANDPOINT. o'clock in Tie
afternoon. VI. g. Rex, local cOmpnuy'
","HhEtr. just made Il member o! the
..AD. Mrransed INC ilSnenlLnn yIsLt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
ASKS RICHMOND TO AID
DRAINAGE CONGRESS MEET
Georgia Metropolis VIII Entertain
National Convention. November
II and 10

ltichmond's fame as a prosperous
city has spread far. II has pcnc-
irated the North. the East, the West
ana the South. This was illustrated
by prominent business men here 40
Letting funds for entertainment of
the National Drainage Congress
which convenes in Atlanta November
Ii ana -.
ContcndinG that the convention was
not only for the good of Atlanta, hut
OF the entire South, ii. l.. English
chairman of the finance committee OF
inc congress. has written to Rich
mond seeking funds 10 finance the
convention. The letters received
here ask business men to forward
checks Tor 500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Conquest to inspect state ,ulr,in.

Ml.fr EHwIn i. Conquest, State ~
spcctor, Virginia National Guard
will go to Suffolk today where Com
pany T.. of tho First Virginia Infan-
try, will be inspected by him tonight
at $3.50 o'clock. Tomorrow Major
he will Inspect the machine gun COM
pany Of tho First Regiment. ON
Wednesday he viii also no In Rich
pan ~ o "t the isgIm squ viii be ' in
PBpected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Mrs. Durham on nnllo.-MnrL,pr

W. u ". T'NrNam VIII sD-nll al
Marking the Ballet" a; meeting Of
tAe social Service Federation. in hr
Held IN Room Gao. Jerrcrsou Iin,,i
Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock
Mrs, GeorGic May JObSon, president
"i III" orsan!zat!Cn has secured ,hr
following speakers: Miss II. l.. IAN.
@lhSrr general secretary OF the red.
rt"loh, speaking on "i!oardinr
!i.m"s.' Miss Catherine Pike n,
Housing Conditions in the civ
MISS Marcaret Rowe, physical dire.
l"r OF the federation. on How f.
care Tor our Bodics." and Miss caro-
tr Hfiinm"N on Work with in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Mrs. 4. j. Icnubic.

MIS- UIEA Worncr Ncnablc, wifc
of II. j. Ncnab!c, died in New or.
leans. La. yesterday morning at 5:l5
o'clock. aged 81. She was a daugh-
ter OF Mrs. VI. Werner and the late
Major Louis Werner. She is survived
by her husband anC two daughters
Mary and Olga. Also by the follow
ing sisters and brothers.: Mrs. b. NJ
Hines. of Pocatello, Idaho: Miss
Louise Werner Mrs. It. NJ. Charles
Mrs. w. H. Binders. and Mrs. T. \
RueGer. II. H., Louis and Clothu
Werner. all OF Richmond. Funeral
arrangements had not been perfected
last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Program nj Grace Methodist

Gods Garden of Children" was
rendered by the junior department of
Grace Methodist Sunday School last
night, the occasion being the mis-
sionary anniversary Of the school.
Mrs. j. N. Smith. superintendent OF
tho sunday school. was In charge OF
represented in the cast by the ma
tional flower OF the country in reality.
The program was supplemented by
two selections and chorus by the
children from the Methodist Orphan
age and trio by the CoGhill BROTH
crS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Miss patt, Tip,on Di.,.

TULASK1, va, OCT. 24.-Mrs. Patty
L. Upton, wife cf Attorney w. S.
Upton. died Thursday night at Hills
Vile, following years illness, aged
As years. She is survived by her
husband, daughter, Mrs, Il. NJ. Chit
wood. and three sons. DIR. J. w. Tip
ton. Dublin; Joe S. Upton, Pulaski,
and John Upton. student at the Vir-
ginia Medical College, Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Mrs. Ccorre Corddrv Dics.

ONANCOCk. VA, Oct. 2f.--MrS.
George Corddry, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. S. j. Chapman, of Grccnbackviilc,
Va, died at her home in Snow Hill,
aged 3S years. Funeral services were
held at her late home, on Wcdncs-
day. conducted by her pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Policy. Burial was in the NJ. T..
Cemetery. She is survived by her
husband and two children, George
and Nellie iIearn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Richord nurton Dlc,

Richard James Burton died at his
nome. l523 Rogers Street. last night.
RE leaves caves a wife. Mary Z. burton,
sley. Mrs. j. 5. Holt and Harry j.
burton. ali of this city. He leaves
one brother. one sister and six grand
children. Funeral arrangements had
not been completed at a late hour
last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Address COx-RoosevcIt Rally.

CohEressman \. J. Montague will
speak tonight at n Cox ROOSEVELT
Montague rally in tho chapel of
Randolph-Macon College in Ashland
His address will officially open the
campaign there.
Mrs. John Shelton williams, wIfe
OF tho Comptroller of the Currency,
Will also mako an address on behalf
that Of Congressman HontaEua. ne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
railroad Engineer Hurled.

BItISTOL. va, Oct. 24.-Fnneral
services for y. r. Pycritz. engineer
of the Norfolk and Western, who
was killed last Wednesday in the
wreck near Rural Retreat. Va. were
held here yesterday at his home, on
son, assisted by Rev. IL. t.. Briggs,
ctiiciated. Intcrment was In East
Hin Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Funeral of Mrs. Lizzie Paine.

Funeral services OF Mrs. Lizzie
Berke!ey Paine Will be held ut the
grave in Hollywood upon the arrival
OF the body from Baltimore. at Broad
street Station at 2:30 O'Clock.
Mrs. Paine was the wife OF John
G. Paine, formerly of this city, and
the daughter OF DIR. Richard D. and
Mrs. Betty Price Berkeley, of Ham
over COUNTY. She died Saturday after
noon in Baltimore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
neck TO address. Rcpublicnn..

Jamcs NJ Beck, OF philadelphia.
onc-t time Assistant Attorney-Genera :
of the United States, will speak at
City Auditorium next Friday night.
II was announced yesterday by the
Republican Club here
office older
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

Judge IL. ~. Wells will address n
1"t open meeting tomorrow night
- me Junior Order United Amerisan
c "vunan'cS councils with Liberty
and clonton Streets. A icun,hu nsn
gram OF amusemcnt and musical
,,n nss will follow. and ladies' arc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Llnwood Carter Jones.

Linwood Carter Jones, eldest son
OF MIR. and Mrs. Charles c. Jones, of
Wcstmorcland Apartments. o327 Floyd
Avenue, died Saturday in McFccs-
port, Pa. No arrangements have yet
been made Tor the funeral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

Funeral services for Herman s.
Teams. who died Friday night at
1880 in Ashcville. y. c., after an III :
ness of several months. were con-
Quoted yesterday afternoon from the
home at Libby Hill Park. at 4 o'clock.
lntcrment took place in lakewood
Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

\ three-story business buil0i,p
VII DC erected at 6us'GiO East Grace
street. the property having JUS, hccn
purchased for $4,000 by Lowcnberp
d Coon. Of Norfolk. through the Hv
land Realty Company. The present
structures on the site will he torn
down at once. The principals rem
resented by the Norfolk }'eaiers viii
be announced in few -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

President Dice Robin. ,,,
y. NJ. Ph. -, Of Randolr,b, r,. '," q :
College. Will deliver tie nrim"i,,"i
address at Swcetbriar COLLEGE SlSa1' !
briar. Va. on Friday. which has h.nn
designated Founders bay" .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
FAITH The Thing Most
Needed in American
Business Today

These are troublous times of unsetement and un-
certaln-with doubts and fears and hestancy what the
m1rr9w may bring eegraphc dispatches in the
might temporarily go higher given little mention AS
result of the lack of real information the people coun-
try are unable to clearly the changes that
under ~
The truly facing future without fear
ness founded on fair high principles
o
stockholders, a storm
know the
Oh hS store because
mas possible
is faith
us through this period REIMBURSEMENT
business
touch with the markets and their store
mnlcdiat
downward price tendencies the
We take pride the climbing so RAPIDLY
able
the lowest prices in Richmond
prices
II mai tanned. 49, We
we and every honest business need FAITH in us
and the ideals for which stand We confidently
you that shall make every effort
to deserve and Justify it.
&
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

"EEpcrienccs with the Armisticn
Commission" VIII be the subicr, ~
AN address tonight at. 5 o'cIocls 49,,
the hall az the House OF Del.r,. 80
before tile Virginia War HlsIo,.,,
Commission by Colonel John
Cutch!ns, commander OF Richmond
Post. American Legion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

sia,. Pearl Forsyth, cducauonal
AlaENy Field COMMITTEE of ID" "
" A. "iii 80 70 Norfolk Wcin.s.
"iE; "hHrc shc VIII hold q CnnfarS,.o
WIN lE'Ft Interested IN the Worii
Mrs. ] Harvey Clarke wiil hold .,
ohiiot sch"ol tonight for til. na,,nh .
teiS OF u. American Rcy0iut.nn IN
So!9inn2 iin!I. on West Broad Street