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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
FEE SYSTEM Commission
COMPLETES INITIAL HEARING
VIII Meet iEnim in April nnd roru,-
So "iatc Report {" Next General
49, NShpytiIy

After making = good beginninc az
ITS i TASK OF Investigating The opcra
s ~ = OF the fee SYSTEM as the method
10y tremuneratinS certain public Of
I 6neials in Virginia. with the view OF
nmuiating a report. Win rccommcn-
cations, to the General Assembly M
ITS 1S22 session, the special l.gisla-
i've committee. headed by state Sen
sator Walter Tansili oliver. @. Fair
Tax, adjourned yesterday 10 meet
again some time next April
Ss Senator Oliver said the commltts,
ratTits April meeting would take fur
liner testimony bearing upon the
squestton in hand, and, after that. caCh
member would work on his own re-
l6ponsibiiiiy in gathering the data
Unnecessary 10 Il complete report 10 tn.
ELeEislaturc. The report probably Viii
mot be- formulated until December
s192l, Just few weeks before The
SGenerai Assembly couYencs.
III, Among the expert t-.w no i-Ipcarcd
Shefore the committee. yesterday were
sColonel Leroy Hodges sid 10 the
:Governor who Was a member OF the
Estate Economy and Efficiency Com
smission; c. Lee Moore. Auditor or
sIonblic Accounts. and G. H. Morri-
ssette, Director OF the Legislative
sReferencc bureau. who has mad. n
especial study Of the respective merits
SefScompenSating officials by the fee
ssystem and by straight salary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
To Preach Here on
Woy to Jerusalem
Req. Ezra Temple Er-
poets TO Witness Second
Coming Of Christ.

Rev. Ezra Temple. known as the
mond Thursday. He Will remain here
three or four days and preach at
sion has. been granted MIR. Temple by
the Police Department to hold his
meetings on Sixth Street. between
Broad and Grace. and on Main Street.
n ON Eighteenth to Twenty sixth
Street.
lie reached Virginia thtco days
ago. making the twcnty-ciEhth State
he has preached in. lie tramped from
Seattle TO Tampa. Fla. in ninety
five days and preached in liz towns
en- route.
Mr.. Temple says he is ON his way
TO Jerusalem and travels on foot.
unless Il ride is offered. and makes il
rule never to take up a collection.
up fortune in Nebraska. which his
family now is enjoying. and has
doubled. to follow the way of the
Cross. His wardrobe he carries on
his back and sleeps where night
UvcrtakcS him.
Not long ago MIR. Temple preached
I'm the Euclid Avenue Baptist church.
Cleveland. Ohio. known as the Rookie
Teller church. which John ID. attends
when ut his Cleveland home.
His hfty-hvc years and the best
of physical condition he accounts for
by his outdoor life. He has not
tasted coffee or other narcotics in
years, and eats only the plaincst OF
foods.
The tramp preacher wears and
O. u. shirt. o. -. orcralIs. an old
pair Of shoes and 4 hat of the vim
taGc of 20. He bathcs every morn
ing before 5 and then resumes his
j,unt doing his best TO make people
live better lives. He hopes 10 reach
the Holy Land soon. he says: ana
witness the second coming OF Christ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
PERMIT FEES WOULD NET
CITY $4,000 ANNUALLY
Safety Director Myers Would Tax
Auto Drivers and Others for
Such Services,

Recommendation that tho various
bureaus making up the Department.
of Public Safety. consisting of the
Bureau OF Weights ana Measures. the
Police Department, tho Fire Depart
mcnt and others. he allowed to
charge IL small fee for each permit
issued by them is made by Colonel
William NJ. Myers In his annual re-
port to the City Council.
Colonel Myers estimates that the
amount of revenue thus derived. if
his Recommendation is adopted, would
net the city Il total of at least $4,000
revenue per annum. and would make
the Bureau of Weights and Measures
SClf-Sustaining.
Permits issued by the various de-
DartmcntS under the general head of
cludc permits to drive automobiles
through the streets, moving permits,
building permits. repair and altera-
ton permits, permits to erect signs.
permits TO keep gasoline. for the in
Stallation Of gasoline tanks. and
many others, thousands of which are
issued every year.
IL is estimated that 10000 driving
permits will be issued by the Police
Department during the year.
Speaking OF the reasons advanced
tH him for asking 4 fee on the is
suancc of permits. Director Myers
writes:
Issuance Of permits entails n vast
amount OF work and necessarily con-
siderable expense. The tax should he
on the individual receiving service
and not on the entire community. Re-
Communications were made through
YOU 10 the Council Committee on
Finance early in 1919 that legislation
along this line be passed. In the Po-
lice and Fire Department alone, ut Il
minimum fee of 81 per permit. it
would bring in 10 the city treasury
approximately 100000 per annum.
and. as previously stated. in addition
the bureau OF building Inspection and
Weights and Measures. would be
sci -suSt lining"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
BOB SAVlLLE, REALTY AGENT,
TALKS SHOP" TO AID CLUB
Tells Members Ncptcrs Leave Too
Much To Dealers, Spectators
and IMNcNtOrS.

Richmondcrs should take more in
tcrest in deciding where they should
live and not leave such Il vital qucs-
ton to the realty agent, the spccula-
tor or the Investor Robert Savillc.
of Allen. Savillc 6 Snead. told
members Of the Richmond Advcrtis-
crs' Club at a meeting of the organi-
2ation at Murphy's Hotel yesterday
afternoon
G. l.. Northcn. Of the Southern Bar
gain House. and T.. j. Kcnncr. OF New
York. secretary OF the national Wig
ilancc committee of the Associated
Advertising Clubs of the World
made short addresses. Mr.. Kcnncr
spoke on advertising and What 1t
Should Be" while Mr.. Northcn spoke
on tho growth or his business since
it's establishment.
Both capital and labor should be
interested in the furthcrancc of ideal
residential districts, MIR. Savillc told
the club. He said that the home
seeker should select his own home.
and not he drawn to some locality
favored because II was being cx-
plotted by investors or realty men.
by SO doing, he said. the average cit
iHcn would he more Contcntrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
CUTCHINS WILL ADDRESS
RICHMOND AUTO DEALERS
VIII Tell Association Nicmbcrs a.,
Rrlhtifc Position OF Car Mcr-
chuntS and General puhli..

Coinnel John \. Cutchins. comman-
ucr OF inc American Legion, Rich
mono l'oSt viii! address the fitch
mond Automobile Dealers Associa
Ton Monday night at the monthly
meeting of the organization at
btuerS Farm, Stop TO- Seven Pines
car Line, on The Relative Position
OF the automobile Dealer and the
General Public"
Members OF the club will assemble
~ CLOCK Monday evening at civ
nan TO proceed en- maSSc To rho
meeting place down on the farm"
under the direction of George IL.
stTolncEer. chairman OF the enter
tainmcnt committee
Nhothcr feature OF the meeting
WI! he the inaugural address 90 j. 4,
hilno, president OF the association.
VINO WAS elected ut the last meeting
o. the organization and will ASSUME
ms new duties Monday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
OF OPEN-TOP
FREIGHT CAR EMBARGO
Strong Presentation Is Made Before
tlntcrstatc Commerce Commission
by Highway Heads.
CocKE ATTENDS CONFERENCE
Chances OF Order Being Discon-
Is tinucd After July II Materially
ss strengthened, Is View of Assist
Il, ant State Commissioner.

Strong presentation before the In
stsrstatc Commerce Commission OF inc
Equipments, has had upon halfway
Sbuilding and maintenance IN the
Euntted states, has materially
Sthe embargo lifted. or discontinued
latter July II. in the opinion OF w.
SF'. Cooke, assistant state highway
scommissioper. who attended u CON
Aference OF road officials in Washing
ston and heard the case presented TO
eth6 commission.
$50 7, II. Macdonald. chief of the lfu-
5reau of Public Roads. was selected at
Hths conference TO act as spokesman
Sfor the several highway departments.
funanimous desire OF the states az
8fccted tnat the embargo order pc
{ abrosated. or else that the commits
Sslon pledge 10 the States sufficient,
IOpen top cars to handle all materials
EreQuired for maintenance work ana
tfor the prosecution of existing con-
understand the states affected,
Swould, during the remainder OF the
%cohl-moTing season. let no new con-
tracts for highway work ontailing
Sthf shipment OF materials III open
S6oP cars.
Open Hearing.
5z fhf hearing was opened by state
nents from railroad officials. from
which ii developed that in the first
Give months of the present year. tho
total tonnage of coal mined was CON
siderably, in excess of The total mined
curing the same period for the year
EIS1S, and that approximately five
Ntlmes as much coal had been loaded
EIor the tide transportation as duriu;;
Nthe same period for the previous
syear.
However. in spite Of the trcmcnd-
#oasly increased amount OF coal load
ted for water movement, only about
Spne-half OF the normal amour, had
Teached New England and the Great
si,akcs section. tpon being Qucs =
TONED as TO what was becoining Of
the volume of coal loaded for It'd.
smoNement' II was admitted tina, :,
large percentage OF ,his coal was
Sbeing shipped abroad. Evidence
IRON, other sources amplihed these
eaaniSsions. While TIL" coal situation.
ssspcciaily in the Great Lakes region.
u.s. t. 70 say the least alarming. no ma
terial Improvement. ii WAS said.
scould be expected from the embargo
There Yet Is Chance
~ Inc embargo is lifted or dlscon-
tinued. there is Yet a chance tina,
scontraciors engaged in the prose
%cution OF the numerous road pro
1ects. which have been closed down
by by. the einhargo on open top ears. can
resume work before their forces have
Sbecome disorEaniHcd However. tn.
Z embargo placed by Service Order No
upon opcn-top ears, Mr.. Cooke said
mas caused not only a serious loss
OF time during. the best. workinE
3part or the twelve months. but has
niso caused great financial loss IL
al persons engaged in highway con
stTuStion. Ouly the most strenuous
eiioIts, coupled with good weather
conditions, can enable the work 10
pc carried forward during the re-
OF the season, he declared
g Witn the same efficiency as WOULD
have been the case had This embargo
81 not been placed q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
"Y" CAMP AT BEAVER DAM
is CENTER OF ATTRACTION
OId-iimc Picnic Planned for We'd
Observation-Disclosures 1T Central
lkuttGiu. Smuuuy.

PARENTS and friends OF the boys at
thG camp al; Beaver Dam. vii!
h"id an 'old-t!mr" picnic Wednesday,
i'HNS!cai- Director Kcc;on is IN charge
o. 'Ac camp. Visitors vii! be re-
cv!Nch TOMORROW afternoon from to
" o'clock. The Fellowship League
b!hlc study club OF the Association
MI! iIke supper with the campers
Thursday evening.
J. |: Cook VIII speak on David
ana Goliath AT Il meeting OF the
!ioNS' Ily-Shy-Ny club tomorrow
afternoon az 10 O'Clock In the boys
lobby at tho Central Youn. Mems
Christian Association
General! -Sccretary Mckee is attend
jME M SECRETARIES conference at
hlUc Ridge. :. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
ATTRIBUTES HIS LONGEVITY
TO SIMPLE CORN BREAD DIET
James beverley Lacy Witnessed
Trinl and Execution of John
nrONn.

Unlimited faith in corn bread as
tending to longevity is expressed by
James Beverley Lacy. aged 81, one
OF the oldest and best known citi-
Zcns OF Richmond. MIR. Lacy wit
messed the trial and execution of
John Brown in 1859. Rising Mt 5
O'CLOCK each morning and taking n
cold bath, cessation from worry ami
drinking plenty of spring water, rs
also contained in Mr.. Lacy's formula
for long life
shortly before the War between
The states. Mr.. Lacy began a coal
and wood business on the northwest
corner OF Ninth and Cary Streets.
Later he moved his business place to
tired in 1914
During the War Between the
states, Mr.. Lacy served through 10
member of the Fifteenth Virginia
regiment, composed OF Richmond
Hanover and HcnricJ men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
On Trail OF pciinruen, Dog Owners.

lNNI0tION rusu!ted IN al! uf me
nrS' cases brought by city game war
dens, Operating under the Depart
nent Of Game and Inland Fisheries
charging violations OF the do. law
and tried before Justice Maurice in
Poiicc Court. Part IL. yesterday In
each ease line OF So, with costs. wa.
imposed. The warrants charged fail
ure 20 pay dog taxes on or before
July officials OF the department
recently were In conference with
Colonel w VI. Myers, Director OF Pub
&c Sa'ety. and arrangements have
neen completed for systematic can
Eass a the city for delinquent dog
owners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
OLIVER SAYS TUCKER WILL
SWEEP FAIRFAX COUNTY
state senator Looks Forward with
- Eager Anticipation Ia Casting
Nutt. for CAY

al Harry 81. George Tucker, candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
Governor in the primary next sum-
.mer. VII! sweep the section of Nir-
cTansill Oliver lives. no matter WHO
may measure strength with the Lex
,inston man. the Senator declared a.
she was abou; 10 leave Richmond YES
sSterday 70. his home III Fairfax
County.
It's a happy year for the senator
sWhne has friend. Sir Tucker. bids
fair to be the next Governor Of VI.
5ginia- with little OF no opposition.
he is looking forward with Keen
spieasure 10 casting vote this fall
FOR Governor James u Cox. OF Ohio.
for President Of the United states.
3 }''No vote vii! ever hav. Gnu. me
more good" tho Senator declared
fthan the one Wi! cas-: for Jimrrl -
t{icket and nos so!"s 10 W:n II any
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
OPENING OF OLD DUTCH
MARKET Is AUSPlCIOUS
Mayer hinsiic. nankrrs. Merchants
anu citizens Witness Advent or
ittchmonu'S Newest Acuujsitfo,

Sanitation developed TO the hirb
est degree was shown the general
public at the formal opening OF the
va i,utch Market. 1T Seventh and
rrahkl!n streets. yesterday afternoon
Mayor Ainsilc. 4 number OF prominent
PAINTERS and retail merchants were
among the guests.
One OF the features OF the mar,,nt
VIII be the domestic science bureau
conducted by Mrs. &. L. king. a ia
nous food expert. y lecture room is
"uSh!y equipped with refriEcratinE
p!ahtS mat make the temperature
considerably lower even in these
days OF warmth
J. \. Whitfield is president OF the
organisation. H. Il. CascIcy, vice.
president: .. II. Cheer. general mana
manager. The Richmond market is
one of chain OF thirty markets ex-
tending through Washington, u. O..
ana points in Virginia ana Maryland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
PETITIONS FOR $4,000 I.
TO MEET PRICE or FUEL
City Needs Appropriation to Cover
Increased Cost OF Coal
md Oil


Petition for $4,000 as Il spcclal
appropriation for the Department of
Public Utilities to meet the rising
fuel prices has been made by Di-
rector of Public Utilities T. w. Truf-
! ford it was learned yesterday. The
matter now is in the hands of the
Council Committee on Finance. This
amount is in addition to that appro-
priaicd by The city In the Mayors
budget for the needs Of the Utilities
Department..
Increase in the price of fuel oil
alone, for the city gas plant, OF from
Z cents a gallon on January (the
price figured on in thc budscU. and
the present price quoted to the city
by oil interests of IL Ia cents, makes
year of Sle1,h0O. Director Tramord
estimates that the Gas Works will
need at least 100000 gallons of oil
this year TO supply the necessary
fuel for the manufacture OF gas for
the needs of the city.
iherc is no certainty that the price
or or OIL VII even stay AT this figure.
able that II VIII advance To "A still
higher level. Richmond paid OH CON
tract 81 cents gallon for fuel OH
Coal has also greatly advanced In
price this year over last season. Mr..
Iranord states. Tho city paid last
year - ton for coal by contract.
~ ''H 'iiS Ionbritct LOT coal was let
| this year the price was set at sG.G0,
the best bid obtainabIe
Mr.. T-aiford declares that the city
VIII be able TO use all OF the coal
that 1t can obtain. Tho contract
signed calls for tho delivery of $4,000
tons, but the Director or Public UtiIi-
ties Is inclined to believe from the
present outlook that the city viii
not be able 10 secure the amount con-
tractcd for
tichmond's bill for oil. IL the price
on winch that commodity was cs-
timatcd at in the budget had bcid
would have been s2l0.00O. Unde. the
existing price the fuel bill OF the
city VIII probably amount to about
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
THORNTON MAKES INQUIRY
Wants TO Know Why
Hichhond Is Omitted From Wash
lnstOn-A tInnt:i .tcrinl Iluufc

InVNIry as 70 why KichiuOnd had
been omitted from the route for the
ton and Atlanta which is 10 he rs
tabllsEcd between Washington and
atlanta, which is TO be established
between Washington and Atlanta No
YEN D,r 10, was made by Postmaster
LAY T Thornton yesterday That the
thainbcr OF Commerce also Will at
tempt to have this city included in
the route is probable
Ihat Richmond would be given
aerial service when IL was extended
:" Atlanta was assured AIR. Thornton
'Nhcu he conferred with The pos;al
hutnoriti"s some time ago. Only u
slightly greater mileage would result
~ making ltichmond "a stopping point
on the Southern route.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
TIMES DISPATCH MILK
AND ICE FUND GROWS
Contributions for Alternating Suffer-
Ing OF Infants mud Aged VIII he
NccnlNcl hN

y dollar WAS contributed by &c. L.
- for the Ice Mission Fund ycstcr-
acknowledged. brings the fund up to
s5S.ii. Evidence OF the work done bv
This fund may be seen in the poorer
sections OF Richmond where babies.
invalidS and old folks are enabled to
rccupcratc their strength with tho
aid of the ice keeping nccdful articles
for health cool. Although the hot
weather was somewhat abatcd yes
tcrday. the effects viii he more dis
astrous when weather conditions
again become normal today or tomor-
row. and large demands arc expected
TO be made on the fund when this
happens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
iVAKOTA FARM MAKES FOR
GAIN IN HEALTH CONDITIONS
obstruction In Household Erora,uy
and Other iiclDfui Pursuits stress
ss-- ed in Appeal for Funds

ssA.ISmphasls Is IAId on tNr gN!n In
people o. Richmond for contributions
TO the drive for lvaka ta Farm. an IN
dusrrial and educational center Tor
Sdsiinquent girls IN Fairfax County.
lin addition. instruction In household
saconomy. farming. dA!ry!ug. poultry
raising and other vocational training
FOR such girls.
gsET. N. Darlington heads the Rich
Smopd committee y number OF clubs
49, edmond have pledged support
Bthe cause 20 Mr.. carr!nrton
yiong them are COMMONWEALTH
faptcr, Daughters OF the American
evolution, which sent 5000 nud
,om!ses TO ARA nEc series OF ben
ut card parties IN the fall and Wn-
linn Byrd Chnptcr. =. a II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
NEGRESS WHO TIPPED SCALE
AT 500 POUNDS IS DEAD
h"bcrta lester Said 10 Have Been
FattcSt Woman I'm
AiFisiuIn

Weighing over 500 pounds Ro-
horta Lester. colorcd wife of .Josrph
Lester, well known locally, who died
Yesterday, IS said 10 be- the latest
woman IN the state by friends Her
working ability. and /, is said that
Tor nor large proportions. she was
rcinarka"lN active ana energetic Her
!uncra, VIII lake place from River
view Baptist Church, OF which she
WIS member. tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. with Rev Edward Lewis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
Police shoot Negro.

l.inwoou Carter. co!ored, WHO hhs
been sought after by police since iast
January, charged With breaking into
a Chesapeake and Ohio kailway car
and stealing $50 worth OF buitcrinc
and hog brains. was located last
night and, in attempting to escape.
Ais shot twice 10y Policemen Ford
and Caldwell One shot entered the
negroes nip and the other penetrated
his side lie was taken To Virginia
IIospitul where the authorities state
hlS condition is serious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
Myers viii Address h.~anian..

NvI"NtI n I.IiaW VI Myvrs, DIRECTOR
Df Public safety. viii address the
r. wants club Monday night at the
weekly meqt!ns OF tho organization
az the business Mems Club on the
W"IH con" by the Department OF Pub
&c safety The report OF Ralph T..
harrison. president Of The club. who
attended the annual Convention OF
ihe kiwanls Clubs IN Portland. ore,
WI. !cAture The mceting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10

.HaNIIIe and Hla!borno. OF R!chmond.
nave been awarded tHe cuntrac: FOR
erection OF the ircproo. structure in
me rear ~ the Library building for
houHinG me priceless archives Of V!r-
E!nia When completed. IL Will have
cost 10000. the amount OF the APP
Precipitation by the General Assembly
~ its recent session. Plans were
drawn BY Baskerville and Lambeth.
architects, who viii supervise the
construction work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
RELIEF is PROMISED
farn1rr Evans Says Mercury VIII
rake Decided Tumble In Next
Thirty-SiN lfuur.

Temporary relief from the hot wave
Is promised by Edward A. Evans,
n,irtctor of the United States Weather
hurcau. The next thirty-siX hours
WI! witness a cooler temperature.
WIN considerable lcsseninr of the
niSh humidity prevailing during the
week
Al noon yesterday the thermometer
registered IS. The highest temporal
lure or The past ten DAYS was 30. on
July q The hlShcs; humidity of the
summer was %. at s o'clock Julv z
ON July :. the humidity at s o'clock
was IS. the second highest mark
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
SON, I'm 10 crane, Jury.

Angclos Scnos was hned w ana
cost. in Police Court yesterday.
charged with allowing his place Of
business. 6lj Marshall street. to be-
come unsanitary. Julian Wood. aged
81, Of > Plum street. was sent on TO
the grand jury. charged with stabbinS
+. j. Blunt. 1870 West Cary Street.
on June -. Wood also is held for
breaking into the Goodrich Tire Com
panN plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Observation-Disclosures Field, Rich
mOnd rs. Portsmouth,, two games.
first at 2;:sO.
Country Club OF Virginia, In
formal hop, S:15.
Hermitage club. weekly dance,
S:l5.
Meeting of membership of COM
inOuN rnit.i Club To consider we,,i-
norcla nd Conn zenith merger
>:Iu.
L!riV-taUdrNilic and motion
Eic,urc~. :i:.iu, y and 3:.U.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
urnpk I,Iuuor In puhIir,

T. J. Harris, aged 70. OF Kirhmond,
was arrested yesterday NJ the pai
mark for drinking liquor in a public
place lie was taken 10 Second sta
lion and released on bail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
Sunday in the Churches
ADVENTIST.
Seventh Day Adventist
Church
ADVENTIST.

(North Morris Street, near Main)
Pastors Office. IL West Main street.
The public is cordially invited to
all services. Preaching every ShTtR-
DAY morning 1T II o'clock. SabDath
school at 10 O'Clock.
THE seventh day is the sabbath OF
the Lord" Exodus M. 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
s,yni Itepair FreIgh, station.

for permits 10 al,e. and
s-t,alr the freight station at Marshall
49, Harrison Streets and Il ware
100 al Canal and BYRD Streets. at n
80 roEt OF $1,000. were received by
stag Inspector Butler yesterday
49, 81 the WORK on the freight sta
which is TO be enlarged. VIII
se $50 900, i Is estimated, while II VIII
.ont $4,000 10 alter the warehouse
pho warehouse is property OF $. T..
3xySTidge * Co.