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Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
This Is What # Does

Judge how complete is it's advantage. Merely to think of the way thousands of Hudsons, year after year, are giving uninter- rupted and economical service inspires the confidence owners have in the Super-Six.
 Such performance depends upon more than good workmanship and good materials. Other cars possess those qualities. But they differ in this
 Forces which cause early motor destruction are converted to the useful agency of pro- polling the car. Vibration Is practically an nulled. The smoothness that results Is not only appreciated in riding ease, but it means absence of strain and friction that conserves years to the life of the car.
 It tmeans freedom from fatigue to passengers.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
This is the Secret of Hudson Supremacy
The Sllper-Six Motor
 Is Exclusive

1t explains why the Hudson rides so pleasingIy and endures so long against the hardest service.
 That is Why no Car
 Has EUer RiUaLLed Hudson s Records It will be years before we can know the final limit of Hudson endurance. But already it is evident that endurance is doubled through this exclusive principle. More than 100, ,0OO cars in service and nearly five years experience reveal the character of Super-Six endurance. The proof is also shown in Hudson's un- equalled records for speed, hill-clinbing, and acceleration They cover the field. Can there be any question of it's supremacy in these respects?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14

dag auth o-!Ztd the formation Of a Ma
iionaI Guard Company in Farmviiie; IL
i expected that the company VIII be a
REORGANIZATION OF old Company !. FITS;
tcsim,nt. formerly Company y. Second
Regiment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
PROMOTE GEORGE CABELL
SIrglnian Chosen Supremc Vice
Chancellor OF Supreme Lodge,
lNnIrhtA OF IsHth iuA.

Colonel George =. Cabcll. Of Nor
FOLK. was elected supreme vice cha
ce!ior hy the Supreme Lodge Of tho
knights OF Pythias. now holding it's
biennial session in Milwaukee, ac-
cording to information received in
Richmond yesterday.
Colonel Cabe!l is said TO have won
over a large Held. He is a native OF
lpanVillc. and Il son OF the late
George G. Cabell. of thai city. He Is
a lawyer. and has served in the Legis-
laturc OF Virginia.
Colonel Caheil has been n member
OF the l'ythians for years. having
served as the grand chancellor OF
The state. and worked his way to the
head of the organization. The cleo
ton is for two years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
DUKE SENDS OUT NOTICE
OF COMMITTEE MEETING
m""rnts VIII Discuss Adrisnbility
Oh Holding Primary Ia SoIni-
nate I'rcasurer

Nol!ce Mas sent gu; yesterday bv
,.rcrctary Walter q Duk-, Of Tho
, 10y J.. Democratic Executive Commit
.icF!SabIl!ty OF holding "a primary rnr
;ns NON nation ~ bern ,crn,T. can.
d!Hase :oT CRY Treasurer The ,ne.;
an = called for mex, Tuesday MINI
u considered certain ma. iii.
Go.h i;t"t Will provide for tn. hold
rs OF one. Question OF The legality
ot sGch primary held auv ,in.
a!tsF the FIRST Tuesday in Aurus.
%h.eG now is Impossible, has seen
f.!s"a oy some lawyers hut thSw
explain ma; : party primary ca,
Hs hs.u as sor; OF family affair INV
ticiDai.ng '''s'S PAY
vale no penalties for violation
81 ntate election or primary ciec,inn
az" wo4lt apply. primary can
az AcId Tor The purpose o. D.,nn
- As selecting candidate merely
q q party -HpcIient
ne Not" and pledge in such a n-j.
!n't'| would rest on the loyolrv az
~" EottF John 81 Purcell. chair
n!Ah o:-thc executive committed VIZ
ms besh out o! the ely "a several
-, 49, - no: expected TO 1.cturn for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
A|NsL|E VET0Es CITY
DEPOSITORY ORDINANCE
Says Measure Gives Power to Office
| That Has Been Observation-Disclosures
of Another Changed

Mayor George Ainsl:e yesterday
returned an ordinance passed by the
nance designing a city depository
with his veto. The Mayors objcc-
ton is tina; the ordinance gives pow
crs to two offices. one OF which has
been abolished, ana the duties OF the
other changed.
oAice OF Auditor has been abolished
and duties OF the Comptroller amend
cd affecting the holding and the de-
post OF city funds and securities.
The Council overlooked these fca-
lures of the new charter in the adcp
ton OF the ordinance.
The Mayors veto reads as follows
To the honorable Couacil OF the City
of Richmond:
entitled AN ordinance to amend and
icoruain section i3 OF chapter - OF
Richmond City Code. 1910. concern
ing the Auditor ana Treasurer OF
the city as heretofore amended" be-
cause OF the Glowing object ions
thereto:
The ordinance. which is designed
to name repositories for city funds
and To provide for the execution and
delivery of certain surety bonds By
hem, gives directions and authori-
lies TO the Treasurer OF the city. as
10 deposit OF funds. and TO the AUDI
Tor OF the city OF Richmond. as to
the receipt and custody OF the surety
bonds; The chartcr of the city. as
''s''' t'N''u ~ -NtNS OF the tis1tTII AS
Seme!x, 1918, takes away from The
CRY Treasurer All duties concerning
thc receipt OF city funds. and imposes
then upon The city Collector. tScc
OF the Auditor of the city. as il :ur-
merry existed, was also abolished by
said Acts OF 1918. aud the office ii
CITY COMPTROLLER was created 20 take
over It's duties. The Comptroller IS
now, by virt,f of section - Of IN"
chNrtcr the custodian of surety bonds
which. prior TO the amendment. would
nsnFv neen placed in the custody Of
Tho former charter provided in sec
;;on 80:
The Treasurer may he required TO
keep all moneys in his hands belong.
ing TO the city, in such place >,r
pIaceS or deposit as the City Council
may by ordinance provide, order, os-
| iahlish or direct"
The, present charter. in section so,
provides:
The city Collector shall keen an
moneys in his bands belonging 20 the
eny IN such place or places O. dc
In an opinion handed down By the
Assistant city Attorney to the civ
COMPTROLLER. dated August is, 1919. i;
was held:
Section 80 is an amendment OF tho
oId section 46. The latter required
the Treasurer to keep city moneys in
hiaces Of deposit directed by the
80. ny oruIhaHcc. II is mani
lest therefore that tho power of the
Council in this particular was intend
cd to be vested in the ConptroIlcr by
the amendment"
For The foregoing reasons re-
Spectluiiy return the ordinance with
out my approval
All other ordinances and resolu-
!,ohs adopted at the lastsscssion Of
me council. including the new traf-
~ ordihahcc. were approved. He
/ spen' most OF the day examining IN.
''railc ordinance and found i; 10 b..
! very SatlSiacinrv - " ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
VIRGINIA CROP ESTIMATE
. SHOWS GOOD CONDITION
Ipplc Yield Promises 1,G02,O0O Bar
relS-lriSh Potato Increase to
BE 2,0O0,O00 Bushels.

Apple crop Of Virginia is forecast at
100000 barrels on August !. by the
United States Bureau OF Crop Esti-
mates. Total production for last year
was Los 600 barrels.
The peach crop is estimated at $780,
600 bushels against q total production
of 100000 bushels last year.
The sweet potato crop is estimat d
at 100000 bushels against Il total
production OF 4.150.000 bushels last
year
The irish potato crop is estima cd
at l326S. 600 bushels against n pro-
These figures indicate q substantial
increase in crops of apples. peacheS
and Irish potatoes. but decrease in
sweet potatoes. The report has the
following TO say about the apple crop
OF Virginia:
Albclnarle County may have 40 per
cent of Il full crop. and is unusually
free from disease and insects. Buy
ers have visited the section but no
contracts are reported. Reports from
other sections OF Virginia where the
early buying on large scale usually
begins. indicate extremely few sales
rs yet. Apple prospects in Clarke
County. reported never moro favor
able. The crop in Loudoun County is
reported in generally satisfactory
condition. hut not so large as csti-
mated earlier in the season
y Berkeley County CIV. Na) fruit
growers association estimates the
crop OF that section about as large as
last years production. but free from
disease. Another organization of
growers in that county estimates the
yield ut 100000 barrels. or probably
one half the crop OF the State, and Of
days later than last season. Barrels
Quoted At Sl.@S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
CIRCUS HAS PACKED TENT
FOR NIGHT PERFORMANCE
John Hclliott, With Roaring Lions,
Is Feature of Iingcnbcck-
Wallace Show.

circus fever was in the air yestcr-
day. Presidential campaigns went
into the discard for the time being.
and the small boy and his daddy were
absolutely ut one as to the paramount
issue of tho afternoon and night.
Blaring bands, gaudy clowns,
prancing horses. tinseled chariots and
roaring lions during the morning
gave a foretaste OF what the Hagen
back Wallace show, housed under the
big tent at Boulevard and Broad. held
in store for those who hungered for
thrills in q hum drum life.
Though Richmond WAS hold in the
grip OF one OF the hottest days OF the
summer. thousands. went through the
swelterins heat TO Ssec the circus at
the afternoon and night perform
ut the o'clock show. but night found
the show people playing to packed
tent.
Perhaps the greatest thrill of the
lott. the chief animal trainer, was
putting his lions.through their act in
the center ring. The animals he or
dcrs around by the crack of q whip
are fine spccirncuts of the kings OF
the jungle. Most of them arc amen
able enough TO the wishes of their
trainor, but one is inclined to be de-
cidedly unruly. The spectators are
performance. as the beast roars and
comes toward lielliott apparently
with full intention TO show who is
boss of arena.
Each time. however. thcrwill OF the
man is stronger. and tho cowcd lion
takes his place sullcnly in the group
ing Helliott has arranged. The fear
leSsness of the trainer. who is 4 ma
tive OF Switzerland, is shown when he
puts his head in one Of the lions
mouth.
Bessie Hill and her wiry little blacS
horse carry off the greatest measure
OF applause. when, in the hurdlinE
act. Porter" takes the highest jump
OF the field and goes over the pole
like 4 bird. The collection OF horses
in the HaEenhack- Wallace Circus is
large and contains some beautiful
animals. Elephants also are numer-
Gus and large. There is good COL
lection OF camcls. tigers. leopard
cougars pumas. black and polar bears.
llamas. kangaroos, hycnas and other
animals
Many of the crowd yesterday stayed
for the realistic wild west perform
ancc which comes directly after the
main show. There is the usual COL
lection Of side shows
The show loft late last night for
Newport News. where pcrforman &C 8
are to be given today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
CHANGES AMOUNT. .oF. BOND
Apparently city Treasurer VIII Hay,
TO Fay Premiums on
81 900

BASIS on which bonds for c!tv and
county tr.Isurers are fixed urt.-
~ IeriheG state Code ha@ raised ~.
caals IN Richmond. wncre amour, a.
iunos handled Indicate 4 bord ~,
Somethine Ike $1,000. 600. TN. No,
bonds at - per cent o.. ma g.'ie.a
naa by the official In any on
!, s Since The state or municipality IS
on these Official toride ~. - '.',i.o =.
increase amount required viii ma.
dierial!y affect the salnry ni -
A!!ee a II is PROBABLE tina, The
ru!ing on the iuij.ct
ne usstoh Involves Tie l!-n!, o,
,xIadaTy allowed official. und.r ;,bcs
;, The bond required or ~. go,
: Treasurer OF Richmond y. ~ 10y
I ent time IS 100000 ~ :"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
TELLS OF TEXAS PORTS
FIGHT ON BUBONlC PLAGUE
n. II. Strnus, state nucteriologist,
lack From Galveston, Describes
Methods being Used,

Methods BcinE Used.
a. III. Straus, bacteriolosist for the
State Board. of Health and the Rich
mond Health Department. has just
returned from u conference OF health
officers representing large number
of state apd municipal health de-
partments. held at Galveston for the
study OF methods for combating bu-
bonic plague. The conference was
held under the auspices OF the United
States Public Health Service, and.
ON account OF the presence OF the
plague In Galveston during the con-
ference. exceptional opportunity was
accorded to study the situation first
hand. Mr.. Straus. in telling OF his cx-
pericnces in Galveston and Beaumont
interestingly describes the measures
sher spread of the disease.
6, While in Galveston" says Mr;
seeing two cases OF plague which de-
ence was in session. One OF these
cases died almost Immediately after
u;,i,scovery. and the other was very
of plague in Texas has not been very
ETeat up to the present time. the
ease one such as to be dreaded hy all
Five out OF seven cases in Galveston
died: one recovered. and the other
case was still i'll when last hoard
DIR. Hudson, health officer for
Richmond. and l made the trip to-
gether. and both OF us feel highly
Sratified at the opportunity OF ia
miliarizinE ourselves 10 some extent
with the methods OF plague eradi-
cation. We hope that tho rat ,"xter-
minatton work to bc carried out in
utichmond will reduce our danger
from plague TO minimum. not 70
mention the economic saving"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
FREIGHT RATE HEARINGS
subcommittee VIII Take In virginia
Items ut session Here
MOndny, AuEuNt y.

fore subcommittees OF the Southern
freight rate committee Of interest to
N!rglnians. and which will be heard
al 10 o'clock Monday morning. Au-
gust -; in the Times Dispatch Build
Ing. follow:
Forest products from points in
North Carolina on the Atlantic Coast
Line. Norfolk Southern and Scnboar I'd
Mir Line Railroads TO Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Primers Point and Port Nor
ioK. question is 10 increase rates
! cent per hundred pounds TO absorb
switching charges Oh the Norfolk
and Portsmouth Belt lines
Iron or steel rails for rclaying.
minimum weight OF 10000 pounds
from Causcy. s. c.. to Weldon, y. c.
twhrn for Boykins. Val. proposed
increase 81 - cents from gle cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
B. 7. P. U. TO MEET TODAY
AT BRYAN PARK FOR PICNIC
WIZ fc Game Of nascbru
fia!ed by Men in right

r, members Of Ia" city Bap,is, You,..
ifD J'.n mon viii go to BYRD PARK
0nd annual picnic. 4, is exn nee. Sc,
500 members or tho ,hir.y
Unions Of the city affiliated win ~ y.
= ga ION Will attend
hMt Power Company have ,rr r,',' W,
~. On extra cars 10 handl. ,,,e
'%TWGs - cHpciiiiOusly as nossi,,t.
- he n!cnic. which will be from 3;9o
auspices OF the social c",p u''''.n 'he n.
ne !. as5oCihi lon. the members bcinr
q heihel. chairman: M uapnnd
~, "nfS soil and NJ. Sale.
$50 o'clock. Speeches and a a'hn AT
,.r.',,, 'NihrntS' \ feature OF III. nro-
Er"M VIII be the game OF hnsnhai,
S 1880 ny ;nen dressed in I'm;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
HIKE FRANCES TO BRING
HRsT CARGO ON MONDAY
Steamer OF Richmond New York
Line Leaves Dock ut North
iSSt'a ern Port Today.
MILL ARRIVE AT 4 O'CLOCK
plan Great Celebrations Here and
at City Point-Admira Benson,
Y of United States Shipping Board,
Invited to Attend.

Il steamer Lake Frances, inaugura:ing
$ Richmond and New York, will leave
Sits docks in New York city a; noon
{ today. and will arrive. Il; the Old
i Dominion dock in Richmond at !
o. clock Monday afternoon. II will
bring the first cargo OF goods from
y New York and the East 10 Rich
mond and intermediate points.
Plans for a fitting celebration upon
1.-THE arrival OF the boat are being
worked out.
Mayors OF Petersburg and Hope
Prospective cities, Will meet the boat
( at City Point ut o'clock Monday
afternoon and. after an hour devoted
3jo celebration there, will come up Oh
1.-The vessel TO join Richmond IN KS
s.celebration. two hours later.
Naval officers Arc Invited.
Admiral Benson and CAPTAINS
s0 Saan and and fonge: Of ToTTSih' h az
mond band will meet the boat at
s;City Point and after the celebration
Twill come on TO Richmond. where II
Twill be Joined by the Fortress Mon
The cciehration at Richmond will
f.bei NJ the Old Dominion dock upon the
arrival of the Lake Frances.
~ The local committee was notified
yesterday by officials OF the United
sStates Shipping Board that the Lake
: Sterling, the second boat OF the Ss-,.
vice, now is ready for delivery i,
: Boston, having been relieved o; is
s-carSo and asks that representative :
Fbe sent TO take 1t over. This yes
s.sel will be in service within the mex;
Z two weeks.
Schedule of Lake Frances.
*. The Lake Frances - scheduled 20
Sprrivc ~ Ncwpor; News at midnight
sunday. and Will arrive ~ City Poin,
Monday afternoon At = o'clock, where
sit Will stop one hour for the cala-
-br ration, which Will he attended by
..deleEations from Hopewel and Pc
5tcrsburg and probably will be met
@the vessel into this city
y inc tunnel OF tho Lake Frances Is
= Dainted blue and white. the Rlchnon |
coiors. with a Norman shield and hi =
dieter RI for Richmond. The YES
jFei mas been completely ovcrhauie i
and repaintcd 1t is said to be prac-
Stically. as good as new
~ G Jetcr Jones, chairman OF the
y committee on arrangements for Tho
celebration, is busy working out de-
tails and is being assisted by loo Al
L officials of the Richmond- New York
! steamship Company. which will opcr-
Finance Committee Encouraged.
y ne Hhance committee is reporting
\ ,sa actory progress in the sale OF
K stock. Encouraging reports also arc
s n nelns received from the working
committees at Petersburg. Hopcwcil
and other points along the river in
}, terested in the enterprise.
cargo Is being assembled at tho
Old dominion docks for the return
Tip OF the Lake Frances. II is said
/ ,n mat. me service is being inaugurated
under most favorable auspices and
me prospect is that there will be no
lack OF cargocS for both vessels wh.-,
theE are regularly in the service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
PAPER COMPANY TO ERECT
PLANT COSTING $4,000
bufIdinE Inspector Issue. Several
PERMITS Tor New Construction
md Ucpair Mnri

y 70 tyI4S mas ceen granted .Io
Ssane ara Paper Manufacturing Com
Z y,aH! 20! ne erection % a ucS- butld
rs aAG plant Se;Teec. ;he river ami
5 me Sahl! ~ cast o.. .:75. 900. m.
specihcation calls tor the erection -.
- coneft;e warehouse and .nanufac.
The Eichmoad. Fredericksburg m,
totoT'ac Railroad vas granted a D--
.nN TO er-ci shed IL th. shop Yards
Toe Ia -yc-num Co-oo-a,io,,
given permission 20 .rec, a --ar
s,.Fco SA'aE- on Confederate Ave-
Mt Sale MCGUIRE vas granted =
PERM % repair th- c-icE dwelling
e igga Grove .t"enu= .. a COS, 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14

Miss Helen Baker. head Of the Col
legiate School for Girls. who has been i'll
IN stuart Cree Hospital is mucn inurOv-
ed. and VII! be out IN few weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
HARCUM FUNERAL TODAY
h""! OF tirEinian Who Died ,,nrr,,
"a"r brought Here
for iiuri.iI

cum Who died AT Brvn H r,n '1ar-
,,o o"TIuty. VIII bc brought 10 MON,
IITIoinu 10Y private burial iod.v j.,
wgI,, , mo"d cemetery. Mr.. JIarc,,,n,
!"fe ana William ana Mnrw rn,, ooi-
tiiHI," ,,tsinian and well 'known in
IIii.,y,i,,nnohd. IL" married Miss ::di,n
~ daughter of the late tsv'
Iy"nrs The pastor OF Grace s,rec, 'n TIT,
t.; Church ''''' ci h2p-
neS'tes his wife. he is survival H.,
Mrs ,erH Mrs. ~. wynn HndI"i.
/" p"MOtt and DR. orr r
a..ii.'leher and TWO children. E.di,h W.
T'"'t ana Marvin Hatcher Uarcu.n
W. born In Gloucester ccun;v
r,, 80 general manager OF liar
'"' '"licg". at Bryn Mawr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14

The Amelia daughters are planning a
reunion for the Confederate veterans AZ
A.ul la, August Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
Maggie Walker Delegate.

Maggie j.. Walker was chosen a
delegate 10 the session Of the Negro
business League TO be held in phila-
d"!ph!a. ana 10 the meeting of the
Negro Universal Improvement League,
which meets in New York. at the
meeting Of the executive committee
OF The grand council Of the Indepen-
dent order Of st Luke at it's annual
session at St l.uke's Han. ST. James
and West Baker Streets, Tuesday
Wednesday, and Thursday. Secretary
Walkers report showed that the or
der has Co.U00 members
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14

Fcdcra! prohibition agents yesterday ar
rested George Wellington. charged with
having IN his possession quantity ot
mash aud William Green. charged with
ihc manufacture OF ardent spirits. both in
violation OF the national prohibition act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14

state Superintendent OF Schools Harris
Hart "ill leave this morning for Spo;syi.
wanna and Louisa Counties to Wis.,; the
SCHOOLS la that section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
Inaorse Republican Nominees.

'OIorcu BISHOPS nsscnlbIcd al the
bishops Council. in scssion in Hood
Temple: y. II. T.. Zion Church. ycs;er
day intorSed the candidacy Of Hard
!nS and Coolidge. the response to
The cali OF Bishop !. :. Caldwell for
$1,000 was met approximately at the
meeting yesterday. \ concert by To-
cal and foreign talent featured the
meeting last night. Following the con-
cert. Hood Temple congregation
spread = great feast and banquet for
IN" whole convention and visiting
lr.,nls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
Movie. IL. barton Heights.

The outdoor moving pictures under
The auspices OF the Richmond Eecrca-
ton Association VIII be held IN Bar
ton Heights tonight at O'Clock in
the school building under the au-
spices OF the North Side Citizens AS
sociation. \ record breaking crowd
attended the pictures last night given
IN Chin boraZo Park. Moving pictures
viii b. given Wednesday, night in
day right. Buchanan School; ana Fri-
day night. III Chmborazo Park The
usua! free conccr; Will be held tomor-
ron afternoon at $3.50 o'clGck at Byrd
iIrk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14

Hull Street. WHO w.ts l,rs 49, ,aisl aili
mor!ai Hospital' yesterday fr,,n AZ, ~,
pant pant OF the K. Reya9i6. '.pp'R nc
fePinsp 'f From mhsrf ne Is gmp',yai SUI saf
considered serious At i.' arg not
an N-ray picture wlli h.. 'aL
ascertain IL any bones Ar. "ianG 40
e oh heEarer is said 10 have f''I'a'!,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
INDEXES HOUSE JOURNAL
' nj 1870 session Handled
''Vo Separate BiiiS, Clerk
MllIinInS Any.

jIc,,sh w Williams. clerk OF tho
Icy that after week of 6a:J
~. Il" has completed tho Inicxin"
r.c,m, Journal OF The House for the
had hessIon and that final COPY
w. ~ 100 pieces OF legislation
rarb nthd!cd by the Legislature. and
Id 1.,"1n has 10 he traced through
ton liza! 'or notation OF every re-
Iude,j-' ana its final disposition,
a., ne ,he Journci. accordinm 70
d,;,irn,," '!liams. is one OF the most
tir" gay. tasks connected with the en-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
Death from Natural Causes,

coroner Whitfield pronounced death
due TO natural causes yesterday IN
the case OF Mrs. Virginia Johnson.
who dropped dead AT the .:aptis.
Home for Aged Women. 1900 Grove
Avenue. Thursday night. Sh" had
been out all day visiting relatives
returning abou; II O'Clock in an an
tomohile. As She entered the front
door, she f"ll to the floor dying in
few minTrcs. Mrs johnson was
past 20 years of age. had been n cuf-
i"rcd from heart trouble for some
time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-14
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY HAS
LESS PEOPLE THAN IN 1910
Loss In Population Probably Due I,
Annexation to City Six
Years Ago.

That tho total population Of Ches-
terrified County has declined from 2l.-
2a2. in 1910 to 20.496. in 1920. was
shown yesterday by preliminary
rcction. II is thought that this is
partly due TO the anneSations OF 1911.
In 1900 the county had population
OF lS,S0i The population OF New
Kent County also has declined.
The, population by districts is given
fpilnvc