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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
LAST,
kids" DROWN TROUBLES
IN LEMONADE AT CIRCUS
Pack Up Cares and Feed Elephant
Peanuts - Afternoon at
tendance Is 1900.


s Thousands of school Riddles
drowned their troubles in pink lemon
edo Yesterday while their daddics
buried their political thoughts and
fed peanuts to tho elephants when
Ringing Bros. and Barnum 4 Bailcy'S
circus the greatest of all c!rcuSeS,
came TO town. About 1000 people
turned ont TO see the afternoon per
Torrance. Everything was iuli OF
snap ana pep from the opening or the
show ana the little folks were kept
busy trying 10 see everything going
IN in the three rings at once.
Outside the big show was the
'nippo's." CRATES. monkeys and many
others.
After the grand procession twenty
ave trained elephants performed their
OF the fea;s done by these giants OF
inc jungle.
Crowd Gets Thrill.
Human butterflies and the hiGh-air
performers startled the crowd by
standing on their heads while The
,rapezc was in motion. The little
ones got their first good laugh dur
Ing this turn AZ the clowns. who per-
formed their tricks in the track. Char
no Chaplin was impcrsonatcd 10 per-
lection and the white-iaced aero
hats tumnlcd and ran doublc-cn-
Sined Ford around To the delight OF
every one. There was always laugh
a second while these merry makers
Bareback riders who jumped
around on the backs OF the fast gal
toping horses with the utmost grace
and case and did some OF The clever
"st tricks OF horScmanship. came
next The act beautiful. with posing
white horse and III" groups OF snow
white women. During this act Dolly
Warden. the most beautiful OF all
horses
waltzed around the oval.
Monkey comedians and the trained
bear who rides bicycle and roller
skates. delighted both young and old.
See Exhibition of Strength.
The crowd enjoyed exhibitions OF
strength By wood choppers who hued
ttET way through huge wooden
ht3ESs with wonderful speed. More
E1ueSirians came into the rings and
did stunts that fascinated. Nine.
i!randa with her trained pigeons was
novelty 10 see.
Then came Mile. l.c.tzcl. who
Thrilled the spectators Win wonderful
i"ats IN mid air and who performed
an endurance feat that was remark
able. Suspended in the upp.rmost
part Of the top she cast herself over
her shoulders scores OF times with
OUT stop.
Troups OF trapezc artists. doing all
SUITS OF hrcath-tak.nG stunts. such as
turning three somcrsaults In mid-a!r
closed the acrobatic bill.
The hii- finale with horse races and
other features. Monkeys riding horses
IN q race and other stunts pleased the
htdd:es and made The old FOLKS laugh
with delight.
Much praise goes 70 Dexter w.
Fellows, one OF the greatest publicity
men III the country since the death OF
j. Ryall rfoc his management and nut
ing before the public the arrival OF
the big show.
This iS.the anal performance Of Tho
year. and the circus LEFT las, MIMI
Tor Bridgeport. Conn. where IL has
established its winter quarters .or
ycarS and VIII keep in trim fo: The
niG opening again next spring IN
Madison Square Garden. y. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
LEADING j. S. ACTUAR|Es
INVITED TO MEET HERE:
Life Insurance Company of Nir'
Sinia Host to Insurance Men
Here for Meeting.

One hundred life insurance ac-
tuaries are mere AT the invitation OF
the Life Insurance Company OF Nir-
Sinia TO hold the scmiaunual meet
ing OF the Actuarial Society OF Amer
lea in the jefferson Hotel today and
tomorrow. j. S. Davenport. OF Rich
mond. is Il mcnitcr OF the prSanixa-
ton. which embraces the leading ac-
iuarcs OF this country and Canada.
and has for honorary members many
insurance experts or England anil
European countries. y banquet Will
he held 1T the jefferson tonight and
the major portion of the two-day
session will be devoted to the read
ing of papers and their discussion.
There will he no change III officers
AZ this session.
William \. Ilutchcson. o' New
York. second vice-presidcnt of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company. is
president OF the society. He will
preside tonight and will also address
today's meeting on Actual Deaths
in Mutual Life Compared With the
Expected by Three Standards" Wei
Gen NJ. Strong. an actuary of the
Mutual Life OF New York. is secrc-
tary. He will have paper on some
Influences Affecting the Interest
Rate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
PAVE II MILES OF CITY
STREETS IN IS MONTHS
Linenl Feet of Street Made in Lee
Ward, $500; Jcffcr-
SON O5.OOO

More than seventeen miles Of
smooth pavinEs. completed in the last
nttecn months by the Department OF
Public Works. according to report
made by Director Charles l.. Boiling
This improvement was made possibic
by the bond issue for public improve
mcntS.
The work done in each ward, as
defined in the lineal fee, Of paving
laid follows: Lee, 25.3l9: Clay. 1861:
Madison. 2a.52S: jefferson. $4,000.
The Roden ordinance. adopted last
year. provides, for the issuance of
street Improvement bonds each year
TO the amount Of 100000 for the next
1--WE years. giving total OF $500
600 for street work. The funds de-
rived from the sale OF bonds each
year is to be equally divided among
the wards. Director Boiling recon-
mcnds that the funds from the bond
sale he made available earlier in
the year so that time can be saved
in placing contracts for the work
early in the spring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
PREPARES ORGANIZATION
OF STOCK SHIPPING CLUBS
CO-opcratiye Marketing system. So
Successful Elsewhere. VIII lie
Started I'm NirGInln,

As a result OF the sentiment OF the
people III the State. the Division OF
Markets. under the direction of j. II.
Meek. il preparing plans fer the or
EaniZat!on of cooperative live stock
shipping associations. bylaws and
all details OF organization are being
gone into carefully and will be pre-
pared and submitted to those inter
ested in tho formation of the organ
izations fer mutual marketing pur-
Poses
Mr.. Meek yesterday said that he
has hopes that before long he will
be able 20 organic" a state aSSocia-
ton OF the small local associations
Interested in marketing The CO.
operative live stock marketing idea
has 'n"; with the best OF success in
other states and il is believed will
meet with nub.ic apnrOval iere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Woman'S Missionary Society OF
Middle District baptist Assoris-
tion. 0nk Grove baptist Church.
10:3O.
Woman. Auxiliary. Hichn,ond
Post. American Legion, Jefferson
Hotel, ~.
Luncheon for business men md
women by Mamie Elicit Memorial
Circle. seventh Street Christian
Church. ~.
Federation of parent-Tenchers'
Associations. sos East Marshall,
3,:sO.
Footballs: John Marshall \. &.
vs.. Camp Lee, Bouierard Field.
3::,O.
W"man's Democratic Club, Mon
roc Park, 4.
Advertising Committee, Cham
her OF Commerce. i'm Chamber of
Commerce. 4.
BusincsS womanS Council, Y.
w. &. A.. q.
Virginia Writer'S club dinner,
University Club. :.
RichmOnd Rccrcatfon League.
Community Club. y.
business study Club. business
Mems Club. y.
BoHinE Carnival. broadway Ath-
lctic Arena, S::iu.
strand: "GuS IIill's MInstreI>.
500.
Academy: Vaudeville and pic
lures. 3'30. =. p;lO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
BUYS CHOICE PORKeRS
4. J.. Whistler. Of Louisa toupi,
'rHnd fri1r Winner nj Atlanta
Obtains Competing stock

9 l.. whistler Of Louisa COUNTY.
owner Of iOllyh-rSt Farm, whose
exhibits o; boa:S and sows ~ The
recent Georgia STAT. Fai- in Atlanta
won A!Fr1 grand championship hono-s
aSa!H>; the best herds that had been
q h!tiied throughout IN. entire
Western fair ciycl!t and al las;
year international! livestock show.
has bought large number o: the
hogs who took AcnOrs closes, 20 his
entities. 50 TIA; he has now gathered
iog-;h-: on III farn The very cream,
% t.iS c"uH:rws poIcinc stock Mr
!" h!st!er has been longtime ex-
h!oltor a. the virginia Stat. Fair
and 'ooE high honors AZ the fair just,
closed here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
FALLS THROUGH SKYLIGHT
q FLOORS AND STILL LIVES
A. II. HuttO, Head Bookkccpcr OF
Proctor aud Gamble Agency,
Is Victim of Accident

y. II. liut;o. head bookkeeper for
Proctor and Gamble Agency, fell
four floors through four sky-liSh;S
late Tuesday nigh; in tho Central
National Bank building and escaped
without fatal injury.
According 10 ponce reports the
man was working with two others
in the Office abou; 1880 when the
accident occurred. In some way he
walked across the Sky-light which
broke and sent h:m crashing down
through the remaining three sky
lights 20 the iirSt aoo- OF the bu.;I-
ing
Uron the arrival OF She bank
workers in the morning they We're
startled 10 ilrd the Sky-l!ghis
broken. and Immediately called the
police on the SuppoSition that an
attempt; had been made TO rob the
institution. Detectives found tha,
liutio had acC!dcntly fallen through
then. Huiio WAS severely ca; and
bruised, it is said and may have
sustained some internal injuries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
THREE COUNTIES RECEIVE
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES
Red Cross InstRII> Them in Hanover.
lirnric" and Chesterfield for
Nrur.

Richmond chapter Of the American
ised cross, which has jurisdiction
over licnriCo. Hanover ana Ch-ste,-
Held Counties. announces the appoin;-
three counties. In Chesterfield, Miss
W!nifrcd MoNon: N Hanover. Miss
Grace Allen. and in Hcnr!co. Mrs SAL
~" McClueT. have been appointed
FUNDS have heen provided for th.!-
maintenance for one year from This
date ana officials Will work 10 make
this service permanent; Periodical
inspection o: all OF the school chill
dr-n IS one OF the major features %
the Work. Hygiene leagues will be
organized.
The chapter yesterday also az.
nonnc"d the appointment; o: My
Thomas : Wh,elwr!yh, sc -.
man 70: Chestr-:ield County IN the
anHua! roll call TO o. held Noye.7-
Der - 20 20 Mrs. Henry Carter w.i!
serve ~ Hanover County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
BURGLARS MAKE HAUL
Sack store of jacobs & Levy nm,
Escape, Leaving Plain

Entering the store of Jacobs 6.
Levy. on East Broad Street, late
Tuesday night, thieves carried on
about $500 in jewelry. clothing and
cash. The thieves gained entrance
10 the building by saving their way.
through the iron bars, which were
fastened 10 the windows in the rear
on the second :loor. When ths pro-
prictors opened the place yesterday
morning about s:"V O'Clock they dis
covered that jcwe!ry case was al.
most entirely sacked. anu that hats.
shoes. SILK shirts and other wearing
apparel was also missing.
The thieves neglected to cover up
the l'intS OF their hands and i, mum
Der OF handprints were left for the
police. who took pictures OF the
marks i'll the dust on the window sill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
BINF0RD WILL AID JUNIOR
RED CROSS AND ROLL CALL
Assistant Superintendent Of school.
VIII Have Charge Of Central

j. IT. Bin:oru, assistant sUpcrIntcnd-
cnt OF schools. will head the commit
tee in charge CT Junior Red Cross ac-
tivitieS during the fourth Red Cross
roll call OF the Richmond chapter.
November II 10 30. it was announced
last night.
At the high tide OF enrolment dur
ing the war period the juniors had
in the public. paroChiIi and private
schools of the country a total Of H.
.lS.3S5 members IN S3.0oo schools.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Acknowledge Last Gift
to Times-Dispatch Fund

The Times-Dispntrh has for
Wnrdrd to Mrs. Charles r.. nollinK
check for SHOOTS. To make Anal
accounting I'm the conduct OF the
ice fund of last summer. This
amount includes n check for aS
from tho LndIcs Aid society OF tho
North Side NHptist Church. which
hnd not bccn previously au-
nourccd. and which wns the last
contribution received.
The fund wRs one OF the most
popular charities of the summer
and many hundred subscripttons
to IL were received from kind
hearted NirEininns here md else
where throughout the State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
MARTYRED MAYOR OF CORK
TO BE MEMORlAlIZED HERE
iIihcrnians VIII sponsor Srryices for
Terence MacSwiney, Irish.
funScr-Strikcr.

Linking the name and memory OF
the dead Lord Mayor. Of Cork, Ter
cncr MacSwincy. who protested Eng
lands treatment OF the Irish by a
Scvcniy-four- day hunger strike. with
those OF Parnell. Emmett and O'Con
nell. the Ancient Order of HiDernianS
McGill's Union and passed resolutions
OF coincidence and sympathy to Mac
Swiney's family. Preparations for a
Joint memorial service by all friends
OF Irish freedom were undertaken nd
a committee appointed to arrange
SuCh Il meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
May Postpone Hearing.

I \" Cou1r' Committee on Ordi-
H-nc+s IS scheduled % meet tonight
AOu" worldly ordinance. Three. u:
;ae |.S.Ora! heads u! ;Ac City de-
paEi'u-nis %rr- heard az the last
iHe"t .nS and Director J.. W. Tiaf!Or;l
"..l b" h"a:G tonight Il The meeting
80 nriG brrAus" .! tn public inter
"St IN the Cox Roosevelt; rally at The
CITY Auditorium tonight. i, Is prob
pCurl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
New Home for Pastor.

Judge K. Carter Scott. OF the Cit,
circuit Court. yesterday issued "a!
order authorizing the trustees o,
Eroad street Methodist Episcopa
church. South. 10 mortgage property
OF the church at 1910 East Marshal
street 10 obtain loan not exceed
ing sS,0OQ. The money is 20 be uset
Cor purchasing "a residence FOR III.
pastor at 2o27 Hanover Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE FOR
Y. M. c. A. MEETS SUCCESS
Thirty-ElGht New Members Arc Nr-
ported by TeumS-Ited Dt-
vision Ahead.

Thirty-ciEht members were secure
yesterday in tho membership cam
paiEn ~ the Central Young Mems
Christian Association, the Red d.
vision increasing its lead by reporting
eighteen OF the thirty eight the
Whites and Blues bringing In ten
the third day being. Reds seventy
one: Whites. flfty-four: Blues nfty.-
eight. Captain S,anord's team. Reds
No. }. had big day yesterday. bring
kinS' team with sixteen FOR three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Win. Commi..ion,, C,,,n

John :. Ch.!drcy. real estate man.
W"o sued u :. Whitehead. another
real estate agent, TO recover com
MISSIONS alleged to he due him ON q
sale or property which he made for
me defendant. was yesterday award
ed a verdict by the Law and En,,y'v
Court jury for s5l2.5O. ''''S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
AWARDS CITY CONTRACTS
Mayors Hoard Provides for Paving.
Plum Street and building
Sewers.

Contracts for street paving and
sewers We're approved by the Mayors
Advisory Board at meeting held
yesterday afternoon. The contract
.or paving Plum Street. between
Grove and Park Avenues, wit.. BIZ
tu!!th.C WAS awarded 10 the Atlantic
.i.;uNthlc Company. whose hid was
SI5lU Contrac, Tor cDnstruciipr 4,
sewer IL. Din Avenue. from second
- Tnird streets. ANA III Meadow
hr!dg" Road. from First to Second
streets. went TO Kelly & McClanc,
who's" bid for the WORT; was SEQ
Line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
McAdam. Heads German club.

Hn'fJs /. VI Adams was chosen
trrs.drnt or inc Richmond German
'.uo at = meeting held in the West
!n"f-!aHd CLUB. Other officers select.
go wcTe George VI. Reid. secretary
cALrIcs &. Earksdaie Richard ~
darlington. II. Watkins Emerson and
iafT! Frazier. Jr.. executive com
mirtcc. Dances vi! be given by the
Th1ry :. december -. December ~
'""uaIy 20, January "a and March rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
M.ant Montr fnr M.lf.r. wa,.

az approprlat Ton from III" c,i,v So, !oE
ti! Tor IA" purpose o! child welfare
""'N IN the schools wor. discussed
I. meeting OF the Mothers Club OF
J" MAN FOX school yesterday The
sS"rni amendments 10 bc voted ON
next Tuesday Were also discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Negrn Gris 20 nn..

George Geddins. colorcd. was given
pistol and gold watch fran ,hc ho,r.
OF Policeman r. ". Wu.st 4Gi
hfookland Par'S Boulevard. when ar
ralGn"d bcior" Justice Crut, hC.id
yesterday. CHARLES Ellis accused
JOlMtlN WIN Gelalms mns frnnL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Alma Miller Gets 81. 100.

AInia MilIer, daughter OF a bridge.
worker. who was Killed on the riSh
o! way of the Southern Railway two
years ago. will receive the $4,000
awarded her in the United States
District Court by Judge Edmund
WadG.ll some time ago. The Su.
prcmc Court has refused TO issue 4
wr!; Of ccrtiorari asked by the roads
attorneys. The litigation cannot now
he rcppcncd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Petersburg Youth Injured.

J0bn FIeId, II years Oh. regIlen'
of Petersburg, Is under treatment n
the Grace Hospital a. r-sul; o.
leaning his mead TOO far out OF :. IIul
street trolley window when 81 wa,
passing another car. AT the hospita
late Last night IL wnS said that he wa,
resting comfortably Whether hl
skull Is fractured or not has not bee,
'ascertained, hut an X-ray photo vii
possibly be taken today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Fail Phone Hook ont.

More ~cAots OF tn t.l.pNOne ral,.
s." opn!on !eccut'S Prepared by-
MIJ"t Alexander Forward o! Inc
stat" CDTporat!on Commission ar.
!DN"a IN n" now :all directory Of
the Chesapeake ana Potomac T"lr-
suggestions made by the co,ulniss!nnrr
as % Information tn" public saou!,!
D." gwen n this volume CONCERNING
tn" class D. long distance service
"Hu ih" t"!s for them ha"r been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

"a which descended on tho ,ity
-. !'SNt nr1n" drOuEt' wiicn has
rr"h ~" longest OF the year /, FOL
tuW'd Ia" long wet period IN August
"hd i'hs hc"n an Inconvenience. 20
"fim.rs whose ground was too dry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Hold Two for Gr,ns linz,

Andrew Jackson Walker and Sam
w. Carter were each held for the
grand jury when given IL herring in
Police Court yesterday. They are
charged with the theft of Sll0 worth
of meat from w. S. Forbes & Co.
10th were employed by the company.
t. I. Holbrook was turned over 10
the Greensboro, y. G., authorities
after hearing IN Police Court. He
is charged with deserving his wife,
who lives in that city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

FIhhs Tor a sOciaI and dance wore
discussed at meeting OF the senior
class Of John Marshall High Schoo
yesterday. The class has obtained
permission TO bold the ent"rtainmnu;
in the school library and an orchca-
ira has been engaged for the night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Rotary hoy. 10 Elect Omc.,.

az BoyE' Club. OF the Rotary Club, will
hold meeting Tuesday. for the pur-
pose Of electiug officers. Ballots may
be cast from 2 until 5 o'clock in the
afternoon. and from until $40 In
The evening. The Richmond Rotary
Club Will meet with the Petersburg:
Rotary Club. November 5. in Peters
burg. McmbsRS will leave Richmond
At to'clock - thc afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Forbid Parking Of Cars In Capitol

tarh!nS OF automobiles in Capitol
square has been forbidden. with the
"Nc.pt!on of times when the owner
has business in the Capitol and state
buildings. who will park cars on the
curling nbutting the Capitol. Church
people VIII also he allowed to park
their automobiles in the square dur
ing church hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Injured In Auto 4rci,,cn,

ID. i. Woodbridge, 1901 Fast Grace
street. was injured last night when
he was run down by IN :.it,.,n.,b;:. :.
said I" nave been driven by R. p.
Ritchic. 1912 Hanover Avenue lie
was taken to the Memorial Hospital
where his injuries were dressed and
ne was allowed Ia go TO his home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
REALTY JUMPS S12,25O,OOO
IN 8 COUNTIES OF STATE
Assessments In Halifax County Alone
Arc Si.iA)0.O00 Over

Chief Clerk PAR. in the office of
the assessment branch of the Auditor
yesterday showing that the increase
i'll real estate assessments in eight
counties OF the state has amounted
to Sl2.23oo0o. Halifax. Luncnburg
and MccklcnburE Counties have
shown the greatest increases. Re-
ports Of the land assessors arc still
coming in. Herewith are given the
statistics on the right counties al
ready in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

III. directors Of tho Community
recreation Association will hold an
important meeting Friday night at s
O'Clock ~ the Community club Main
and Eclv!dcrc Streets. The future
program for the recreation work in
the city OF Richmond Will be con-
sid"rcd AZ this meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

Miss Coraclia .Adair. OF Richmond.
treasurer of the National Educat ic n
Association, mas returned from Wash
inSion. Miss .Ada!r spent TWO days
attending The national council OF the
National Education Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
samuel n. Glover Honor Guest.

Tho NIrginil Writcrs' Club viii
Samuel II. Glover, who is leaving
Richmond shortly for an extended
stay in California. The dinner is to
be given at o'clock in the Cnivcr-
Sity Club. DR.. Beverly Randolph
Tucker will be toaStmn Ster
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Ikasue Elect, Om,.,,

Ginter Park Citizens League hold
It's annual meeting yesterday and Tho
following officers were elected: M. +
Fulton. president: W ID. Duke. vice.
president: Bintord waiiorf secre.
q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

Mrs. Gcors" Wayne Anderson, prcs-
id-nt OF the WOinan's Auxiliary Of the
AmcS@' Legion, has called Il meet
ing OF til" auxiliary Tor this morn
ing 81 u O'Clock in ROBIN $50. .Jcncr-
son Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

Til" young women Of tn. Assembly
Training school viii present a Mis-
s."nary Drama" in the lcrtur.-rooui
-! Porter street Presbyterian Church.
south Richmond. tonight at \ c'cloci.
the drama was written by Nrs. J. /;
SAMPSON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

Mrs. G. &. Mcdaniel, q Foo Chow.
China. Will address group six OF the
Woman's Missionary Society Of Til.
Midi" District baptist Association
;hiS afternoon. The quarterly meet
ing viii begin AT 1890 o'clock in
OAK Grove Baptist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28

appointment OF Mrs. Frank H. West
as diT"ctor Of advertising Tor the Iii =
reci"ry OF business aEd professional
woni"" new being prepared for pub
I!cat!on, VAS announced yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Tn. state Corporation Commits sion
today granted an amendment TO the
CHARTER OF the Universal Motor Com
ianN, Inc, which permits II to hold
10000 acres OF real estate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Smart TricOtine Dresses
7wo Unusual Lots
$21.95 and S29.5O

Trcotine Frocks the fashionable the hour and
we are offering you these Dresses at great saving
They fashioned from the best trcone are beautifully
embroidered Several clever models trimmed with shoe
polish braid.
Just endless assortment of snappy models including
straight line and beted effects
Shown mostly in the popular and wanted navy blue
All sizes, 16 to 20 for misses, So to "a for women
Floor Two-West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-28
Are Positive

that through this sale in position to offer the
Richmond
that will
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