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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-20
TIckets on Sale

Tickets were placed on sale. on
Saturday for the boxing show to
be 'held at Eureka Park on Janu-
airy 1. when the local artist, Fran
kie Noye is to meet "Kld" Will
linns, the Well-known Martins
Ferry, Ohio. boxer. Noye has gone
into hard training for the coming
bout and is being ably assisted by
Young Bradley, the Canadian box
er. and Jimmy Maloney, former ma
val ring star. The tickets are good
from date Of sale until January 1.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-20
folks improve
YOUR COMPLEXION
Yllle-Mint Remove from Your
so Feet OF Bowels All lmpur-
.itles that Cause Pirnply-
~ aiokeFed ConpIeSion

y
Nothing is more embarrassing
than To have a complexion MARRIED
~ brown liver spots. pimples and
aIlow skin. You may use all the
5t6smetics that are recommended
III remove these blemishcs, but in
order to obtain a clear, healthy
colapleIton, yoa must set ut the
cause as there disfigurements are
not Generally a skin disense. Nine
tTnes out of ten they are caused
~ disordered stomach. sluggish
liver and constipation. This causes
your blood to become impure, there
~ 6tt6n 7causIng many unslghtly
srupti6ns. Don't tolerate a bad
romplexion any longer. Take WILL
L04AGINT TABLETS and rid your
system Of. Impurities. Start your
liver to f1nctioning right and your
skin will soon clear up. For sale
by ali druggists in 25c packages.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-20
a8Al IlHN HOME
FBlZE SPELIER
e0fge HIusko Wins Con-
Held at Fairview
Last Week

aebers Of Paw Paw dis.
fheit institute at the Fair
Ighs school auditorium Fri.
epdered, the following pro-
b6aacn, the Rev. Names,
church; music, High
cl6hl Girls. Glee club, Miss Hart
III III charge; ad lrecs, How We
ieaII supt. o. g. Wilson, Fair.
mont SCHOOLS: music, High school
BOYS Gluee club, Prof. Boyer in
chnrRs; discussions: Better
American Speech, by Prof. Sheets,
Prof. Rhodes, Prof. Tenant, and
Mr. Cotfindaffer; zone Flag
9ne language" by Miss Clara
wilson and Prof. Hale
The seventh and eighth grades
Paw Paw district engaged in
rellia contest which consisted
hundred written words with
tpiipRtpg result:
prizeGeorge Hlusko, OF
he Grant Town public school, who
ecetyet 10 In gold, donated by the
irst ttonaI bank and the Farm.
erB and Merchants bank' Doth Oh
flaifYieWt
Second prize John Parker, Of
f6e BaxE6F schools, who received
$50 In gold, $500 donated by w.
-. Y6ss president school board,
and hy b. NJ. Chalfant, Fair.
T1firdsprizeAoda Michael. of the
lIitYieR. school, who received a
fountaiuspeu, donated by Frank ].
os dsuggtst, of Falrview.
Fourth -prlze-Ross Machesncy,
81 the RairVtew public school, who
received one fountain pen, donated
ny MCCOY, druggist Of Fair.
F,tEtH Gerald Jones, OF the
Faifgia@ public schools, who re.
cetveda $3.50. in gold by the Acme
7ardware company OF Fatryiew
The teachers OF the district act
sd az grading board and had tab
Hated results hortly after tho
be1Ifng was completed.
- a40s -
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from wesleyan college for the
the holidays.
Miss Dora Michael is home from
the Mountain State BUSINESS Col
Iege at Parkersburg for q holiday
visit with her parents.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-20
MAllNINGToN

Fund Grows Steadily
hsSContmunity Christmas fund
5elne raised by the M;Hn!ngton
Atilstic Club to provide an en-.
6yahle Christmas for the local
POOR and needy Ia growing slowly
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-20
Mother Vev III

Mrs. Edward 2. Holland, Of Dan
Ger avenue, has gone to New Mat
amoras, Ohio where she was called
by the critical Illness Of her mother
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-20
ro strlke a spark.

To Strike a Spark.
Knapp-Your friend Banks dined
with me last night. What a duh
dog he Is.
Knox-oh, that depends on wha:
company he's In. Yonkers States
man.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-20

Nelson Robe butehered couple
Of hogs last Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
WATCHING FIVE CASES
OF SLEEPING SICKNESS
World War Veteran Latest Victim
of Maindy, Aftermath OF
Influenza,

Five suspected cases Of cncepha.
iipis. a form OF sleeping sickness"
are now under observation of the CITY
Health Bureau. Dr. G. &. Hudson
stated last night. Two of the cases
are pronounced. hui; the others have
not fully developed.
y. Lucch.S!. Of 400 Wcs, Broad
Street. n reported yesterday as q
victim OF The malady. He is a world
war veteran. having served overseas
with the Three Hundred and Seven
t.cmth Infantry. For severa! weeks
physicians have hrcn Watching his
case, including pr. g.. \. Blanton and
DR.. Moses Syclo.
Three weeks Mrs Doris Simms.
1903 Nenabl. Street. was stricken
GiS encephalipis.' Her condition.
however. is not believed serious Three.
other cases are now being watched
for DEVELOPMENTS
pr. T.. e. Levy. Director of Public
Welfare, stated last night that the
inalady generally is found after an
epidemic OF influenza. He said that
yer" little Is known about the dis
ease. but that i; is not thought to b.
contagious. Reports from physicians.
however. are requested i'll order tina
the maiady can be isolated and
studied.
lr. Blanton, enc y: the physicians
attending LuCchcsi. Sa:d last night
that his patient had Il Very good
chnhce TO recover and hat the dis
ease Is not necessarily fatal.
Seven cases OF cn~Ccrhalipjs were
reported 10 the Bureau OF Health last
year, which closely resemble liz"
malady now under surveillance
throughout the city.
Although Uot contagious. the dis
ease is said 10 appear in an almost
epidemic form. Symptoms are said to
I've acute attacks OF kidney collie. head
ache and nausea. dcliriurn. dropping
OF the eycliHs and u strong tendency
toward drowsincss. The disease was
discovered in Vienna in 1916 and tn"
first ease in America was found in
1915. 1t later became quite common,
although Il is locke on with great
interest by physicians everywhere. as
the germ or cause OF the disease is
said never to have been isolated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
RICHMOND MACHINE GUN
UNIT IS ORDERED TO CAN'T
Hugh StockdciI Company to Spcn:
Fifteen Days ON Long Island
i'm August

orders for the Hugh Stockd.ll Ma
chine Gun Company. ~ the First Fro
visional Regiment. Virginia Nationa!
Guard. to undrrg" y ~iiftccn-day period
Of Held training AT ttup UPTON. l.onE
Island. New York. in August were re-
cc!rcd yesterday by AdJutaut-';"ncrai
10 Lane Stern from the War Depart.
mcnt.
The order was received with con
siderable pleasure hy General Stern
and officers u: the organization. "a:
the Camp Upton ncampmcnt VIII Il
attended by macliu" gun compani.'
from = number vi other states au,
the latest equipment and methods vii:
IL" available for the training. TIL,
facilities -! the camp Will give AZ
opportunity for actual work with ,h.
various types of Iirit and heavy ma
chine guns. as we'll as for target pr. {
tic".
The ma is ordered 10 report
q; Camp Upton ON August Ii. and
including travel time. vii! hc IN ser
vice about eighteen days. The com
ibauy last year had II period OF icl
training at Virginia Beach and wa'
highly Conplincntcd FOR its worn
The company is equipped with ton
browning machine guns and IL con.
posed OF sixty enlisted men and ha,
As officers Captain "illiain ro!ndcx-
Ger. First Lieutenant Charles <. Wool
wa~l and Second LicutcnnntS ra:r
welt -. Wharton and William -
Wcbl.. seven recruits arc needed. In
must enlist sixty DAYS prior 20 ~.
"n-amrmcnt To be eligible TO rccciv,
Federal pay.
orders for the other units Of ~.
Virginia National Guard to 70 int,
ranTr during the I'nm"r have" hC"'
received. but arrangement have" No.
Yet beer completed FOR the tour -
duty. The units. however. viii prob
ably he sent TO Virginia Reach fo-
mnnouvcrS aud rifle practice. The
Virginia Beach canUn sit. has recently
been inspected and found in cNccll"n'
condition. the Navy department hay
ing made many improvements 10 tho
range and the property generally.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
CHARTERS SHOW INCREASE
Stntc Corporation Commission App
owes .51 Applications In Less
Ih.n Four MonthS.

Charter assurances by the state Cor
doubled since iaiN. according L" rs
urcs given out ycstcrda! by X |
Wilson. who has been clerk OF IN,
commission for many Gears: II VINO
becausr OF this position. has direct
charge of this part "f n work.
In 1915 the commission issued :N-
charters. The m"Nt year ther. We're
l.T13 granted. and. though less than
four months OF 1920 have elapsed
80 have been issued NJ 70 this time
NJ this rate. about ZOO Will be is
sued cor the year l?eO.
Mr.. Wilson reads every application
for a cnartcr taat * filed with tn'
commission and conducts whatever
correspondence may b" necessary
with The applicants II. passes OF
them FIRST. aud. If there Is c"Htro-
versy. the matter is appealed 10 the
commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Sui. for 5000. damages was nic,l in ,hc
city circuit Court Yesterday by. the
$. Fross, ~ co. Fulton and Wicker rem
resent the plaint:H.
eui hsr r:o4 ciSrs ed Taxi@r, IF 'nS Git, T.. Gin Gin
m ims IN ms possession pay OF Jurors iof
yn% fG paSiiGi,y 'I haa n %n5'a a,v1 !h"t sss ta s5I.
has 20; been applied Cor.
Affairs in MeXico and heir r]eiati"1
Eagles. lone Thursday. evening. April
Trade f Sdrn IN m isn ionS St'G Of mr. mr. b p%mh,E va a:
GnraIa iii lcS'urS if only on Of s.y,
bureau OF the rratsrnaiS oricr of I:seics'
The Mayors Advisory, BOARD yesterday
S charIss R fnn Of nnrI's W9THf
Company for Sx,cnsion Of the pav!ng
TO a poin, ihrc. city blocks south II cary
HE.rss,: at son furrher r%s; arrr"N;m"'i";
judge Of ,;he United stat: circuit; c"ur,
q Arp1eIi tpr ,nS E senator I from <s a1h
GTsS% Hvsnne nar,Iss chu!$n ,%:n"ireM
Henry IL Pollard is the class ;eicher.
Revival services vii! start in Tho. n"w
S sHS%is'G ,am n"TS"S n,si; a' : a'S a"G .'t Ann
fnora. cnei5 viii furnish ,he mnsic. mn
preaching Will be by the pastor. Rev. II.
7. rcisc.
Three meetings are scheduled for I'll"
Council Committee On streets for nest
week.. as follows: Monday. : u'clpCk. reg
uiar meeting: Wednesday. I o'clock. tor
tn. purpose Of visiting the site Of the p:o-
pose! ,runk sewer which is 10 parallel
Sh"Ckoc Creek from Marshall street 10
me river: Ihursiay. : o'clock. for a anal
hearing on the disposition OF tn" so-cailcu
safety or unc-nan Gags. two sessions "f
This hearing aircny have bccn held.
\ scheduled meeting of the Council sub
committee on ordinance. Gale! Tor th'
purpose vi reporting u new set or Tn!"r
md regulations governing the operation
uf automobiles on the streets 90 Rich
mori. was las; might POSTPONED SIN" die.
Rev. !. =. HarEtr. OF East End baptist
church. formcrl! song leader and -
secretary in one Of IN" hig army camps,
will lead she Hour ot Fellowship and
song" in tn" lobby 81 tn. Central y. NJ.
Z. ~. Al 3:Jp o'clock tomorrow Afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
MATHEWS COUNTY MEN BUY
STEAMER FOR MOBJACK BAY
VII Operate Onn-c0Ck tn Norfolk.
While Smithiirld Also Plans

Judge I~hristophe" l.. Garnett. ono
time chairman OF :he State Corpora
ton Commission. Yesterday filed with
the commission. treisht tariffs for i
river line TO succeed the old DoIniu.
ion steamship Company bctwcen tn.
city Of Norfolk and the Counties OF
Mathews ard Gloucester. better
known as the Mobjack BAY route.
The new company has purchased the
Old Dominion steamer Onancock Tor
the proposed Sc-vice
The tcamer Hampton Roads. ~
one tiIac owucG by the Old Dominion
Line, and which Mas bought 10y the
citizens of S'ni;hiield. to he operated
by them for tho relic! of th"ir Sec
i.on following abrupt d!scou,inuance
0! the OLD Dominion Line. Will make
t;f hrs. trip Monday. Captain \. W.
Gard, who has been in command OK
the vessel for years, and who nov
Is ono OF Tn" stockholders OF The new
operating company. will continue in
charge OF the Hampton Roads.
Citizens ot Sni;htcld. il. mass
nicotine. subscribed $4,000 and au-
thoriz"d purchase o: the steamer for
$4,000. The old Dominion docks ut
s'ni;h;iclI also We're purchased, the
price paid being $4,000.
q. l. Gay Is acting president OF the
new npa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
GREEKS AND ITALIANS
PLEDGE AID IN DRIVE
volunteer Workers Await Signal 10
10 In community itrcr-ation
tsSacIatiun Quest.

representatives o: The Greek and
italian colonies OF Richmond y.stcr-
DAY volunteered! their assistance TO
IN" community Recreation Associa-
ZION in rs campaign for $50. U0o. Teams
OF workers vii! hs organized among
he RESPECTIVE" colonies.
Fina! INSTRUCTIONS were given team
''ptai"s and workers at = Coaf.rcnr.
- campaign headquarters. 80 East
lain stree. yesterday Actual can
.-ss!n@ Nil begin Monday morning
rally ~!unch"nnS wi. h- held daily ~
O'Clock during tho progress Of the
aaln?a!rn.
tses 10 which the amnur souyh,
~. DE- put are I"c'catiOGni
''encgraihe- AMI hookkc"pcT. tao
- T-:''"tN. directors Two d!r-ci~s
- f!r,s activities. Arsistan; director.
-"ht !'Sd"r. t.rre jaritOrs. water.
!.EHt hai h"a' ren; FOR Two clubs "a
mira ia furnished trc. by ~. c.ryJ.
telephones and kilograms. vaH..3 ~
~'t'hih"ui." a'h.c'i" supplies. office
expenses music and motion pictures.
-pis sheets. music and games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
RICHMOND MAN ELECTED
RECTOR OF UNIVERSITY
JOhn Hr.nn Hrnd. NirT.nin's
Board al ,isItOEs by lnnni-
NOUS Choice.

announcement wG-s received here
yesterday %: n. election OF John
S~te"e-i Bryan Of Richmond. a. rec
tor 81 the rHiyrrs!ty o: Virginia.
succeeding Z. Tat- Irvine. o: BIG
StOn. Cap. The election tooE place
al "a meeting OF 'hc board o.: VISITORS
or Wednesday night al Caar.c:;-s-
VILE
Nj. Bryan vas nominated br S-na-
fax. . M Inc nomination w-4s second
ed By Gond-!cr- t1attoh. u: Norfolk.
and Frederic VI SCOT. ~ Richmond.
The e!ec'ira Ma u~ulat;rOCr
MernDets ot the board uf vs.'o-s
are the following Nj Hry1a o~ng
tht ofnc.a! head 90 the CORPORATION.
John p Eryan e E~tcauon.,
Good-ich iiat'Gr e P~uE,4noGlh,
Alexander ! i.au"r.Aon, @: S'aVn.on.
II. Dalton D,ilard. q; ROXY N1r!1,.
9. Hnrr!ag Wake. o.: U|.a'Hsvil e..
Fredcric " scott o: Richmond "
y" DUKE c: CnaE.ottcsvl!e E2Ea'
Lee .i:r"vc-, % 'lgew~.!. Wnitr'
Tansil Oliver. of F4!'faN
Harris Hart. Superintendent q
Pubic !1tt:uct.cn. o: Richmond !.
Hn ~c>-olhctu member -: nc boar /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
RICHMOND TO HAVE BRANCH
FREIGHT RATE COMMITTEE
Commission VIII Establish
Standing SuborGnnizntlonx in
tnrfuuS (ItIeS.
lny UnlversaI S.-vicc.l

tbs Il Na''.l
ATLANTA. GA. Apri! 23.-'rhc
Southern Freight Rate Committee will
establish standing su6committ"cs at
Atlanta. Ga Jacksonville. Fla, Louis
VILE. NY. Memphis. Team. New or
leans La. and Richmond. Va. accord
Ing 10 announcement made today by
Chairman q. X. Caldwell. h sub
committees viii he given notice pf
regulations or practices affecting
southern freight rate adjustments.
Notices 90 proposes CHANGES as. vii!
b" @fcnt TO chambers Ut
boards OF trade. associations OF sh:>
Iicrs or to i~-.-Yidunl shippers who
may indicate their iesi-. for the in
formation. IN" ~nnUuT"cmcn said.
and all Will be aGorce ed opportunity
10 "xprcS sthcir views on the pro-
posed changes before either .: the
standing subcommittee in advance
Q. final cOAC! sion by the southern
Freight Rate Committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
OVERALLS CLUBS
IN THREE PARTS OF CITY
South Richmond, Gintcr Park and
Barton Heights Prepare TO
Fight Clnthing Costs.

Overail clubs in south iiiclrmond.
Gintcr PART and barton iicisAis vii!
be organized at meetings 10 he called
by leaders of the movement.
Augustine itoyaii. Thomas i; Nor
ton and John III. BnSchcn Will lead in
The organization in south Richmond.
X w. Merchant. Leader i'll the move
ment here. stated las; night that
they viii, cali "A maSs-mccting at the
Hustings Court. Part H.. within the
next few days.
Albert -. i.oschcn. %in"nnor of The
House OF Delegates irom I~iiChlnond.
has volunteered his services IN oc-
Ganizing an old Clothes ana over
ali cluk in Barton ll"iGhts. As soon
as a meeting place and other ar
inc will he called.
In Gintcr Park. James j. beavers
Is heading the attack ON III" hiEH
nri.c OF cl0thinS. anu mas ~hnn"uhrt"
that he vii! soon isSu, Il call Tor Il
i~HISS-mcrtinE
Membership buttons will be FUR
nisicd members Of The Old Clothes
chant announced las; night. ar
engagements have been made with =
olcsal button manufacturing
company for a~ppcurriat" buttons.
day that Il prominent Richmond at
torney is preparing 10 waEc a war
against the high rents which ar" ~
ing charged here and TIA" prohah!"
in June or September. lie denied.
however. that the l;vntrrs' and Con-
Su!I"rs' Protective Association. OF
which he is secretary. VIII nav" any
thing to do with the tight on rents.
Plans arc now under consideration
to hire q competent man I" inNcSt!-
gate the riGin.l and upl<"cp values
of property as compared with 'he
rent now being charged for its use.
II il said To bc ~probth!" that Il grand
jury investigation into high rents
viii! be demanded next month. and
that evidence which - being gath
cred will be S%uhiult'"!
Mr.. Merchant stated however. that
the fight ON hich rents by his organ
iZation will take tho form OF u PUP
LEFTY campaign to vNioSS tHt MS
hnnast La ni'IrI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
AID CLUBS HEAR TALK ON
ANALY2lNG ADVERTISING
'I"r-fresidrnt .of Associated Advrr.
Using Club. of World Addresses
tnmDincd nndIos.

Analyzia- Aiy":t.s U." was u
~s.D)tc, OF an h!dt.s- given Jester.
Gay afternoon hy T. /. Cunts. wee.
president o: the Associated Adye-tis-
.'E r!uns OF IA" Word. Cor lie
SHutneaSt"'n states. before IN. CON.
p."sd hAErrt'inr clubs o.. E;cAruo.t
AT The Richmond IIo,c.
more than l$i advertisers. each
rrHr"se"iins h!s or Ter arm. warr
present MISS Virginia Roberts arI
= y. E2ck.~l. the r-rcsldrnt. - ~.
Wo;nen's and thu Mems A~a.r,sn..
C'nhs. presided joint!y
MSS Roberts also made amor,
Woin.n's Advertising CUT. and va.
~inifodIccd to tn" clgh "
A;,"r tho meeting the executive
c1in'nltic" Of ihr Better Rusin.s. m
l"au decided Ia hold = ncc,iug ~,
ihA!'Ha| might. to Nhich tho heads
AL oi the ~2r!ncirnl hgs!nese
I'vS'. ~ IN" City viii loo invited.
Is 'n' r!tn o. tn" bureau 10 nave
i speaker OF note On tnc nror-,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
LIFT FREIGHT EMBARGOES
Freight Shipments 10 North md Ems,
Again Moving tnpidl..
IT, =. 4 u. Reports.

JU!tn T. M0rc.caI general tgaNNc
MANAGE of The Il. Z and l. Ra.!-
that many Of the e~mharyocs on
freight shipments u Of Richmond
have been !.i;ed. and that i"s,rlc-
tons on many other roads have also
been withdrawn.
FreiSAt shipments ~CveryWhcre. ne
declares IN has statement. are NOV
Ing better IMAM - ""oE ago. ana the
trouble which tied I'D shipments
seems 10 a large extent TO have do
appeared
The General strike situation In the
North and East seems 20 be lu.,,
Favorable" the statement reads
"and conditions are again n,,om!nr
formal RAPIDLY. Points IN Sew Eng,
land. however. w.th tho .Ne-ption o..
Boston, are s'ill cmhargO.l %aU
York IA also under cr~ubarE1.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
JUDGE ORDERS kCQUITTAL
Prosecution Fniis TO Make OUT Chs.
Against Nun Charged Win
Attack ON Policeman.

H.. J.. Nash was acquitted h. a juri.
IN Hastings Cnu:. yesterday M, Il
charge OF attempting to Kill Police
man j. J. stone AZ SIKH ana Hrua!
Streets November II last; judy,
Ricnarhson. however. required $500
bond for twelve months ~ Il guar
anty that Nash would kcci, the peace
for length OF tine.
Three witnesses FOR she pros.au-
ton had been Heard when tn" cour,
directed the jury 10 acqu!t the d.
cused. The State, Judge Richardson
mad called 20 make out us
cage,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
Film 10 SHOW .F,o, E.,I,...

thrbc-recI N.Tn, cntitIcI "FODt
Toilles." depicting h bad effects Il
wcorins ~pTesent-Gay styles in foot
wear and Illustrating proper cN-
erc!ses for the correction OF ..su,-
tant defo-m!t!es. vii! be shown In
the auditorium az the Y. w. G. 4
tonight at ) o'clock. The him il
loaned by the National Physica!
Education department Of the Y. W
G.. a.. and IL a feature Of a nation
wide health program insugurated by
= oTgan!zation. More thar 200 in
Mutations have been sent out 10 doc
chlropodists. o~rthopedic sur
SSeors.. shoe dealers, nurses, teachers
sand physical instructors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
WILLY WILLY FACES TRIAL
FOR BIRD LAW VIOLATION
Seminole Indian IN Accused Of PR.
tIcipntins ia sale Of Aisrrttc
Ernth,rn

ID AasO'IuteG Frcas
AMI FLA Arm 23.-Ca plain
y j I'ac"t'i. cm:.Gy". of the bio
!"EtcHi bureau. Department Of Agri.
sIi'1rc, today Shipped f!7.0Gg worth
I'd. ".HF"ttc Hintn's 70 The department
az N'fh.nE'rn the fruits o: TWO
s"izHr"s al E:sS-N NEE ana For, Hy.rs
i''seht!%. WHY WIZ. a wc!l-Inown
A'h!'"o.e !"h.an. VIII b" tried in Fed.
";aI cour' a M!a:r! soon for implIcu-
Ton ~ nc sal. al part o.; tho foa,hers.
Nv" "th"T Indians. Lake wilson
81 "h'l i'"h Frank Tommy. are held
IN connection ".th til. cage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
OFFICERS JOBS LIMITED
TO FORMER SERVICE MEN
Only Those HonornbiY Disc o
From Recent Conflict. HoIa
Com missions trcrptru.

NEW YORK. .hpri! % APPOINT
AT" limited ~ present 20 dlsch !.g.i
officers Who served With crrdi, in the
NATIONAL emergency ana to properly
certified graduates q: reserve. OH
c"Fs training corps units. i; was an
h"Gnccd tonight az th- headquarters
y: IN" Department % The East.
gehc:a! examinations ar. re-
SGfHcH.' the announcement added.
that event VII! be given publicity
IN the press throughout 'hr country.
and al! applications received viii he
gons!!cfcI carefully"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
REPAIR PERMITS ISSUED
building Inspector ButIcr >u,ho,i,..
work In Vurinu. sections,
OF Civ

E"hiir permits We're issued hy
hHitd!ng Inspector Butler yas,.rd,
Si.rnhc.in"r Brothers. 10 r.p.,ir a
cfn'k warehouse at %pOl lester
H'r.c' al "a cost OF $4,000
Walter Anderson. 10 rru,,- , .-,,,
evening a. HOS North Tw~cuty.sIxiG
S'r."' at q cost ofSl.uOb.
AaTlcs w Meyer. to repair ;.o
~ Garns.s at liz. ili ana 100
q, 90 "AS' MAIN street. ~ a cos, OF
!! Mao. % repair q brick store
~ East Main street al 2 cos, az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
po>,-ufacc Growth Increases.

TUStlIlSttE TIT! 7. NO NIOI I'M
nouuccd yesterday That the Rich
mond p~Ost-o:iic" jumped from thirty
fourth to t~wcnty-siNIh IN relative
position uoN pOSt-u:iicca of the
United states money order bust
ness during the nth Of March. MIR
Thornton drCi. that Richmond
surpassed cities " tn populations o,
tn cc AID :r,ur times AZ great "a
Richmond, including Now Orleans
Jersey CITY. 81. Paul. Houston and
Louisville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
ASK ATTENDANCE AT BIG
INTER-RAClAL CONFERENCE
eminent white md Negro Idurn-
tors Are Iu'if'd to lie Present
mt Meeting.

WiSHINGTON. MI aSLAa inv!-
t."n TO attend an "!ut"r-raclal re-
g Us confc""rcc.' when Is TO Ne
cid IN WASHINGTON Mav 2c-3D has
zen son, TO prominent white az. f!
rcr" ~"dncat0:s and church Leader.
~ A~rcAhisho9 Joseph j.. iiiE@s. Of the
'Hrist Episcopal ENUrCh. The pur-
roS" ~ thc conference. II" said VIII
b" to forward the clinirajEn to get the
r"rro"S who "!nigrat"d t. industrial
rrHi"TS during IN" war ha X on IN.
farm. and Ia consider plans for i,ra-
venting further growth OF thu feel
- %: iistrist which nov exists be-
t.ecE tn" races.