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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
HARRISON PRESIDEs OVER
KlWAhlANS FOR LAST TINS
members Prrscn; Urtiring President
vita handsome Cigarette Case
III weekly Meeting.

lietirlns President Ralnh =. Har-
ris@n r-es .ard for The last time .s-
..iGHy at the weekly meeting OF the
Is wants. Glib. At tsc Hus!ncss N..'s
''I1' ~" ""S presented with IL hand
some si.N"i cigarette case az "a token
"' "i'T=e.1 tirn Of H.5 services bs.
members 81. IN" club. one OF tho
.1rGrsJ htiehGances az some time fca
ttred the meeting, which was al d.
dressed hy Is.v. Len &. EroUghtDn. -.
~ ana Arthur Hopper. Of New YORK..
pr hi"lEipn spOH" on IN. 'tcin.
non o; HHs .''SS to P"isnaality" lie
S''u '"at m proven psyChOiOSical
i"ci Is mat man grows llAc Mia,
~, ~ realty -. Expression show ,
EhaIicl,r. Or. iirpGHnton declared
ipT Hopper WAS formerly county
rcEislrai or New York County. Mex
FORK ,ahh cnosc as thc subject Tor
pounded the Law 10 the rIi,h AMI H.
dorsed II warmly. The law is i'm re-.
!aion TO registration n titles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
EXPRESS COMPANY SEEKS
CHANGE IN CLASSIFICATION
Files Application with state Corpo-
rntiuB Observation-Disclosures. Srt
for January

Application for revised claSsi:ca-
lions OF express matter. as sanctioned
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. was made OF the state Corpora
ton Commission here yesterday by
the American Express Company The
commission set January "a. as a da; g
for hearing OF the petition Of the
company.
No radical changes are contcm-
plated The Interstate Co.nmcrc .
Commissioner sanction WAS given only
20 a part "i the petition oi the COM
pany and u Is not believed tina; the
state Corporation Comm!s's.on viii
near any opposition expressed TO the
petition.
Changes which arc asked IN the
'Xist.Hs rulings are in regard to reg
ulatirns concerning packing pick
UP ana delivery" rules, and a general
modcrn!z.ag o! existing regulations.
several articles which have been in
second class are To Ice shifted TO nrst
ANA the company also seeks 20 nut in
second class some items which are
regarded by Il ~ a heavy risk in
transportation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
Police Find Still
in Stalled Auto
p. s.. Lubienski, Oarner
OF Car, arrested as Re-
suit OF Discovery.

Noonsh!ning isn't confined TO the
mountains nor IN cellars ana other
terJay the polio. round a complete
Sii.! IN the rear Of Il S:uda baker au-
;oTph!!e which had hren running
tAr1ISE the streets Of Richmond. but
had cen sta!!e.t on Main Street. near
Eig Htc"nth. AS the result OF find
.ns M st.li. &, :. Lib.cnski. aged
80, -2,- Hanover Avenue was arrest
ca and pai.cd for - hearing in Pc.
lice Cou-; today
LgG"Hsk. was arrested when two
policemen seeing The man having
tr0Eb-c vita mis- autouob!i. went uy-g
u ASSIST hI!n. The man declared that
h" did not want any help. His man
Her aroused the suspicion OF the po-
lice, "a1 iOokcd The machine over
and discovered the still lie was i'm
neGiaicly placed under arrest and
taken 70 The FITS. Police station.
.hc ST.! 5 one OF the mos; complete
mat mas h"cs captured 10y the lCca!
police 20: some time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28

order who have died during the past
ESear Ihoy were Andrew Jackson
I h:remt. John a. Traylor Even L..
Edmond Crcwdcr and y. j. Hun
y large attendance was also a fea-
ture OF the communicatioula last night
mere, ne BENZ ninsty-*iX votes cast in
mated by DR.. McFaden.
Nearly 1000 Masons. representing
the membership of Manchester Lodge
No. II. invited guests ami friends and
Manchcst.- Masonic hall last night.
New officers for the year We're In
sailed at the mc"iins. which was in
ter. NJ w. Bevell IS the new wor-
Sinful mas;cr; W. NJ. EnGard. senior
warden; r X. Scott. junior warden:
Walk ,,t Ho ," S,nIre.arX,: C. A..
senior deacon: l.. l.. rapram.- Junior
d con. and Messrs. =. : Wells. w f.
Bryce. and John Il. Robertson. trus-
tees
Appropriate speeches were made by
members OF The lodge and visitors.
and banquc; served following the
meeting OF the ORGANIZATIONS The
banquet hall was crowded 10 capacity.
IN Meridian Lodge. ;hc only day
iEht Masonic organization south of
ne Potomac River. Charles y. Mes
.;;oaSe OF Virginia. presided during
afternoon. In addition Ia Dr. Me-
ao,n elected master. others chosen
Skeldinr. senior warden. James y
anderson, Junior warden: Harrison r.
Ryder. treasurer: j. y otes sccre-
tary; II NJ. Thomas. senior deacon.
and John w. Valentine. Junior deacon
-Niter the election the new master
mao" MS appointmcn;s. as follows:
j. !. Beck. Charles n Nesb.t, and
CASTOR i!chtens:cjn. chapla.rs: " c.
LYMAN, tier. l.. = Crew aaI r. I
Gary, stewards. Masonic relief board,
{. NJ. Moncure: Masonic Home. Har-
T,iSon F. Ryder: Masonic class. T. II.
ISnei!; program committee. V s..
John Naue han; music. r. :. Hl;cshcw:
y Nin"he!d. purvvcyor
N!s'or -. Joan Vaughan, tho re
por; The orsaniza;ion raised.
thirty members during his term OF
ol'lc"' Ihr." were lost b. death ami
,mrre wiihdrgw ~" announced that
INC membership today is 49, He
,t"i!hE.y referred TO mis- connection
with The order, and. in w.ll-choscn
words. made a deep impression unon
i me- cr p lis anm:nis,ration hrs
the history OF Meridian Lodge.
IN orchestra entertained m.inbers
and visitors before dinner Thos" who
furnished music were: william New
man. T. :. Hitcshew. Alfred r S;:ci.
ding, Harrison +. Ryder ana CASTOR
lichtenstcin.
Il meets N the strik. Of - noon In
IN" United states tnrr. arc few tav-
light Masonic organizations Thcsc
came into being for the benefit o:
nit them 20 attend might meetings
Or. McFaden last night appointed
KEY Fh.lip y. Arthur. ~. n, Rev.
I9 ab2eI W rnYa, 3 p B. ard neI n
or tho lodge and announced the an
roin;mcmt of r +. pci;rick and Ed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
BOARD OF ALDERMEN MAY
MEET THURSDAY NIGHT
City Fathers Arc Anxious to Dispose
of salary Increase

Pres .dcu; Adams. OF the Board OF
Aldermen. i expected 10 call u spec
ial meeting OF that body for Thurs
day night to dispose ut the much
battered salary inCrca.s ordinance.
fixing The pay Of the Director pi rub
liz Works At S5.5Qe a year. This ar
dmancc has been adopted by Common
Council. and was defeated ~ the last
meeting OF the Board because Of the
absence OF two members. believed TO
favor II. ON that occasion Alderman
Barton II Gruudy changed his vote
from Affirmative To negative in order
TO move for consideration at - sub
scQuent meeting. The general belief
Is that it there IL full mc":iug
Tnursd5y night, the ordinance wll. %
adopted 10y two or three majority over
the necessary twO-thirdS.
y paper was in circulation yestrr-
day asking l'res! dent Adams 10 call
the meeting for Thursday night
The Committee on ordinances has
been called 10 NEE; on that night,
also. TO dispose o! the garage. reals
iricting and policewomen ordinances
and it is probable the Utilities Com
m!ttec scheduled for tonight may be
continued to Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
INGRAM DECLARES CROOKS
WILL RECEIVE NO MERCY
Police Justice Determined to Give
Criminals Warm deception
i'm Richmond

Justice John l.. Ingram yesterday
announced that any crooks who came
before him IN Police Court would re-
ccivc Il stim trial and sentenced to
the full extent Of the law. This state
mcnt comes in connection with one
made last Friday by Major Charles ~
sherry. Chief of the Richmond Police
department. who stated that Il gen
cral cleanup of the crooks OF the
city would start. and that any per-
son found loa!inE en- the streets. either
in the daytime or "a; night. would he
liable to arrest ana to an explanation
OF his means of support
After the round up az these vag-
rants. said Justice Ingram. drastic
action will BE- taken against them
Their bonds in SOM" cases will 20 well
up Into the thousands. the law in such
cases allowing heavy bond. In some
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
CORPORATION COMMISSION
DENIES HIGHER GAS RATE
Application of Cnmpan. AT No,syIn Is
Denied in opinion IL,
Forward

In an opinion handed down by IN.
Virginia state Cooperation commits
sion yesterday the EpssyIn Gas CON.
rah!' OF itps. y.it. "as rc'usgl am in
"hich ~. remain N If Il, b. s. 30.
according 10 t',.. opinion which Was
"TiiitE hy N#i2r Alexander Forward
INC conl8ny Us collecting two Iron,s
both being sufficient to ,,!yy q lust
re'uTh. Inc company. il is claIrncl
Is subsidiary OF It company optral.
company manufactures no sas. arl
SIMPLY pipes what It's customers US,
across the bUUudry into the stat.
ana charge proNt FOR the troub.c
This. IN the opinion OF Tho comm
sion. together WIKI the proAt made b,
the manufacturing company. - i rea.
sOnlD.n nrOIi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
CLARENCE PAINTER HELD
ON WHITE SLAVE CHARGE
wife of Accused Man Has nrncb
warrant Served Her Mt
JIrariuE.

>. '!Nrehce = I'a!nt.r. alias Z. Z
toiunissiou"r Melvin Fl,rcuhc.tn.I
ysHt"rda? on $1,000 bail when ar
ia.Gned on [" charge OF violating the
N!ahh "h't" slave act Appearing
against FAINTER was MISS Willie L..
lt"o"ftson aged - oi Manson y C..
VINO the accused is alleged 10 have
brought u R!oh!noud
Pairier "a5 aided by his wife Mrs
julia Painter, ANA q bench warrant
"hs served on hcT ut the hearing
She was released under $3.50 bond.
i.'ut.r was unable 10 furnish the Sc
gItty required ard was confined 10
iienfico county jail! Ills tria! viii
pr"D'biy be III the United States Dis
w. Court OF North Carolina ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
BIG CHANGES IN RICHMOND
STARTlE FORMER RESIDENT
Henry Grant Crrnshnw. After Twenty
Years. Come. E:,cts to visit
Native City.

IienrY GfNUt CrcNsNAW. i0TTcrly OF
Richmond, now Il resident OF Chicago.
is spending The Yt!ctide with friends
and relatives Acre. For several days
he has been in the hands Of old &C.
qEaiUtaErcs who have been busy
showing him the many changes tha.
have taken place IN Richmond since
IA tCCl: NJ Lis yes G-rcc IN the W-s:
IL was SliHoS, startled a. the
Frcat t-aIatprrJttt svEiCh has taken
Ilrve .r I,.chrryUL ~ the past twenty
year, Then there were no sEysrrT -
c-s mere there was NJ Nutua. Bu!l3-
!rs. ~" Travellers. EuilGiug. no First
N-t.raa BARK Building, no Broad
S,-as, StEi -.r no Ice District wo-;l
tsiEi7r ahrut !ie is pong back 70
CHA 20 with aaE:., tales ahou. IN.
wsrLsrtE5 C:r5r:fS. ,.cs,,: his native
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
40 0norurn Of Committee.

Although thcy fingered for more
man half an hour after the time set
Tor the meeting. Aldcrmon w. Stewart
white ana Councilman S'rcy = Smith
members OF the Council Eominittcc on
Advertising. last night decided to call
OK IN: meeting, AS no other members
appeared. All the committee has on
us docket can be disposed Of in ten
minutes. II was said by Alderman
White TWO bills arHto be approved
teachers and shat for entertainment
OF the National Railway Mems As
ISOLATION. the total being less than
!sOo The committee may be called
Tor Thursday night. Other member
or The committee are Aldermen Adams
ana Nunnally. Councilman Powell.
Roso and Peters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
RICHMOND GIVES $4,000
FOR STARVING CHILDREN
Civ at Iuletidc Donates With Law
ish Hand To Destitute
of Europe.

Figures compiled la: r.gh; sho we'd
:ha; approximately $4,000 mas been
a..ed ~ Richmond 50 Tar for INC
a.u.Gt of The starving children O.
Eastern ana C-u..a. Evrope, cHc!u-
s.ve of Ia. funds contributed sun
day through n" spccla COLLECTIONS
made IN = number OK '.!cnn ghd
CHURCHES and sunday schools Re
lor.s o. ;hys- collections have not
gr, been ruaI- 10 Treasurer DeSCto
.itZ.,.-4.h. a4; j "as stated uN"i
le.4.ly last n!Sh, TIA: substantial!
AZ Emma...l Episcopal Church
.rr.. tlaa $3.50 wts contributed.
Hh.l. - S'-gacu's ~ " sthamP,nu.
-hc Heth AhaLan sabbath seh"o!
-ave <,tl .u money ana those IN the
sunday scEar a. .tmiElnH"l decided
~ +aEr yr .. Of 'hr.r CHRISTMAS
pr"s-rfs :p- tG- U"uct. of I!r ch;.-
1rau is h.T-ue and AfneH!a = sub
-tartfai contribution Was also made
~ i-- seventh street Christian
Chlrch ana ln.s Suaday scnoo. IS 70
Another contribution received yes
t.rdhT war 10! Sltl ~ from ! O.
!i"HE-os. treasured i!ou Cumuan-
usr.es 10. and 10. knights Tom
minister's are expected 10 send In
ta- money contributed through the
ehur> hes trday and ,hese FUNDS w.li
gnas.d,r-b!y s"e!. the total Tor
From Norfolk Yesterday came the
repprt ;ha, :. ,ot"! @: $1,000 has been
collected "a ;hat CITY ana the com
in-ttcr requested 5000 adGlciCaa.
p."a% CARDS wi:n which to continue
iu- ,yDgN
Local committees Throughout ,he
/ state were requested last night ty
! .Ae Nirs ni" committee 20 send .n "a
A' dHUarlrGs Tcport ~ their ac-
[ tNIti"s las, week HEl tho funds
raised - th"m through Christmas
pay These reports are expected to.
{ day and VIII snow the uuinsrr %.
! children 70" which ARRANGEMENTS -!
! t.'a!ns already nave hccu actually
I made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
DRY AGENTS MUST TURN
LIQUOR OVER TO MARSHAL
Judge Edmund Waddill Enters Or.
der Affecting Disposition OF
Seized IntoNicantS.
AFTERMATH or THEFT CASE
Contraband Goods Alleged to Have
Been Captured on Motor Launch
in Chesapeake Bay Were stolen
Before Trial Began.

Hereafter MI whisky. wines. beer
or Illicit beverages ot ANY Kind seized
as evidence ~ prohibition inspectors
workins under ). Il. Bramc, super
NisinE INSPECTOR Tor SIN States. with
hcaGqual t+rS IN iilCEmoud, ia inns
district, must bc turned promptly over
to United states MarSnai Jonn Ii.
Saunders. ih.s Was an order entered
yesterday morning in United states
District Court 10y judge Edmund
Waddlil and OF which Mi Branne was
notified at CNce by court o.lClats.
Jn.s ordcr comes dS the climax o.:
a case whIcb came before the Dis
trict Court recently while IN session
bar was dismissed because internal
rcScnu" inspectors working under Mr..
Bran!e were unable Ia produce sew
lIuncu on Chesapeake" Bay by prohi-
bitiou agents. The launch and CON
tents were brought 10 Richmond by
the inspectors and the liquor turned
over 10 Mr.. Bramc for safe keeping.
Eefor- Time for the trial came. Il
was stolen. and when IN" case came
up no evidence could hc produced
against The man on trial.
Judge WHddiH Is reported to have
ccnsured the agents during the trial
Tor having allowed the liquor to be
Thought TO be the aftermath OF the
case. Whom the liquor In question
was reported sto.cn il WAS the iirSt
iutimation that tho:ts OF Illicit spirits
had been going On in the Pos office
BG!ldinE.
Directly after being notified that
Tho Judge had entered the rule in
court. MIR. Bramc ordered inspectors
u turn over TO Marshal Saunders
seven cases OF whisky which. II IS
ALLEGED. were seized on tho Lake
Sterling, when searched ut the Rich
mord dock last week by prohibition
Inspectors. This was done. and Mar
shat Saunders had tho liquor locked
In n NnN.t for s.tn knnn.nc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
W6lSBERGER Is GRATEFUL
FUR WORK OF TWO PAPERS
lh"nk1 Times-Dispntrh and Evening
pHphtrh Tor Help In Dis
tTibutiuy Chick rns

-, ittt"f has been received by the
M" i'Isptich and Evening Dispatch
from > Wcisb"reer thank;nc the
pape.a '"r thclf assistance In The dis.
'i.",',h ~ !,FbV chickens which were
F'fti !" thc BOO! for Christmas, In
"a. i.ttc" Nj WeiHhergNr said
through IN" valuable assistance
',hH'Frd ~ your papers we were
christmas chickens TO tile needy
'cei confident that the sp!cDaId
".M7i'S'tS gwen this matter. and your
pyHS.bIc Tor ITS success. and wish to
oHc, yoG my sincere thanks
May you. and the entire T!mcs-
p'sphtch and Evening Dispatch. have
. Merry chtlr;mas ana a Uappy and
prosperous New Year
Yours very truly.
'o!snedj IS. WEISBERGER. I.
President"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
KAT HERINE SMITH CHARGED
WITH SHOOTING HUSBAND
Continuance Granted when Case Cam.
TIP in Police Court
Yesterday.

tontinuancc was grantpd IN IN,
case OF Mrs. Katherine. Smith. lii
North Third. charged Win stluut ing
her husband, Gambler c. smith h.,.
ter known about the city rs "BuGdy.'
early Christmas morning after an al
legged arEUmcgt which occurred In
their apartment between Bruce Phelps
her husband and herself.
v- After the shooting, Phelps was ar.
rested, charged with the shooting
but later Mrs. Smith was arrested
on the same charge 1t is understood
that Mrs. Milton. who lives in the
Impairment under the Smiths. was also
aNwitncss' to the affair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28

ward l.. Frost rs stewards. lie also
named w. &. l.Nnham tilcr and O. r..
HGNc'nator nucvryOr.
COMMITTEES named Include the floor
S%A';;M' i,ee composed % \. W. Tyson,
Mcbowcl!; tn" social committee. W. r
Shepherd. retiring master. cha!rrnun
{. II. l;udd ALVIN h. tlut2irc. ". T..
iN!rk. EvN T. cMen. George !! BAGby,
Norman Call ". g. Wttaon. i. l..
tee OF Masonic class. Il. H. Ha".
committee on Masonic Home l.. Z.
i'einbg Vt"n, George w. Watt W.
Nihers Mir. r. l. Aaron. kobcrt
Lewis. on menoy!h.. Hay I. Thorn
ton !. ". rs .cston George j.
Hooper, l.. G. Wwithau ami NJ /.
NorNcii; on Masonic relief board. -.
y. Hawkins: on Masonic section COM
mi;t:c at Hollywood. W, X. Mason.
E"s.des ;h"s- the master named ;hc
stewards committee. which includes
l'r +. & Fisher l.. 9. Wilkes. w T..
iirici. john NJ, Caski.. y, +. Cunning
Snat"r. L. T. i;"ynplds Irving !'!!iow.
J.. &. !cmhcrtor, Dc. William r. tirigg.
v J. hcyton. 4. T.. French Willis
H. Jenkins, John G. Goodc. Leonard
J. Lane and *. /. Bramham.
On the committee 20 VISIT the sick
We're named JOAN l.. liarvic. l.. iamin
Bco2. Hampton Fleming. John t.. Fen
son ANA Charles l.. E,ilam
was hlghl" co'npl!mentcd by nom
b"rs OF the lodge in short addresses
on doing wha' generally is cpusitcrv1
four years work In the space OF one
II was brought ou, thHt h" has never
missed stated communication dur
or called the meeting together later
than The scheduled time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
PYTHlANS ELECT OFFICERS
Syracuse Lodge Selects II. w, Free.
man nm Lender for Ensuing


At the meeting OF Syracuse Lodge
NO. D., knights or Pythias. ut Pythiun
temple, last night. II. w. Freeman
Other officers elected were:
l.. H. Lewis. vice chancellor cons
mander; j. H. Carter, prclutc: L. w.
browning, inastcr-at- c. o.
Brown. inner guard: a. a. Evans.
outer guard: D. w. DeSylvia, master
OF work; y. J.. Lucas. master OF fl
nance; r.. X Estes, master OF cSchc-
qucr: George y. Rowdcn. keeper OF
rolls and seals: John Il. Sharp, w. A.
Parker. q. w. Jcwctt. trustees
Ihc meeting was largely attended
and much business OF interest to
members was transacted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Health Workers of virginia. Cot
feEc Hall. IL.
I'innnce Committee, =.
Rotary Club. Richnond Hotel, :.
Utilities Committee, y.
Pageant committees, Post a, r..
L. a., headquarters, S;15.
Reunion. Class 1917, John Mar
shnli High School, $40.
strand. "wny Down East 2,2O,
academy, vaudeville ma motion
pictures, 3. $50, q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28

decided to arrest all suspicious char
that he did not care TO have thoss
men put up light bond and then
SKIP and leave large number OF
crimes in their wake.
The Police Department OF Rich.
mond. which is to be assisted by JUS
ice ingram. Is doing all I'm it's power
10 check any spread OF the so-called
crime wave to Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28
CITY NEWS IN Brief

idcnt Of the Neil j.. SI!.s Bible class
t.. jefferson Berry, vice president: Il.
q. Patterson. secretary: j. j. iirowc,
treasurer. g. H. itazicSrovc. y. ii; Hall
ana T.. ID. BUTTS, executive commit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28

cases that have come up. where per-
sons were charged with being pick
pockets, ragrauts. suspicious or dan
Scrous characters. the bond has been
so llEht that they were able to put up
Inc cash ana skip To some other part
Of the country and continue their op-
cratiOns.
In New York. said Justice ingram.
they are Imposing heavy bonds upon
these characters, and tho same will
be done in Richmond. The police have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28

Virginia will he represented at the
annual convention or the Americas
association OF Bactcriolosists by CRY
HactcrioloSist Aubrey II. Straus. who
icft for Chicago Sunday night. ac-
comDanicd by Mrs. StrauS. He VIII
read technical paper before the con
vcntion. the subject OF which is "Prac-
ilcai Laboratory Methods in Dealing
With the Diagnosis OF Typhoid Fee
YER"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28

The Council Committee on Finance
VIII meet in special session this ar
tcrnoon TO act on n resolution direct
ing the COMPTROLLER to purchase tho
license tags for the coming year. The
licenses will be due on February |.
and ii is the purpose Of the commit
tee to authorize the Comptroller TO
proceed with his purchase before that
date. The measure Will go to City
Council at the first meeting in Jan
uary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28

The street Committee OF City Coun-
Gil did not meet yesterday afternoon
At o'clock the scheduled hour. hut
was postponed 10 meet n; the call Of
the cha irman. II is probable call
viii be issued later IN the week. Those
present at the meeting were Alder
men GunSt and Woody and Council
man sullivan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28

The Christmas entertainment OF the
Woodland Heights baptist sunday
school viii he held Thursday night at
the church 1T ) o'ClOCk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28

Ten European orphans were adopted
by lliGn.aEd Park Methodist Church
Sunday school Sunday morning y
collection WAS taken which amounted
10 enough 10 provide for seventeen.
SO the number WAS Increased to use
AL the money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28

The masquerade ball which was to
be given saturday night by the Wom-
ms Auxiliary OF the Richmond Blues.
has been called off. hut a dance VIII
be given Saturday. January s. in the
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-28

Austin Bland Pamplin son OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Pampiin. is HON"
from the University OF Virginia 10
spend the Christmas holidays.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-26
CUPID RULED OUT OF
LONG BEACH SCHOOLS

Long BEACH, Cal, July 26.-U.
P).-Cupid has been ordered out of
the Long Beach schools. The board of
education has adopted rule provid-
irg that any teacher who gets married
automatically gives up her place in the
teaching force. when a teacher be-
comes engaged said Superintendent
of Schools w. l. Stephens. her at
tention is fixed on the coming event
and she does not teach with her for
mer poise and force. When she gets
married. her thoughts are centered on
the new life, and her heart is in her
home, not in the school room"