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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
IS ELECTED TO THE CHAIR
OF RELIGIOUS PEDAGOGY
DIR. Thompson. OF Mobile, IL Choice
OF Union Theological


Rev. w. T. Thompson. d. u. of Mo-
bic: Ala. has been elected to the
chair of religious pedagogy and sun
Seminary. Ginter Park IL is not
known yet definitely whether DR..
THOMPSON Will accept the professor
ship offered him.
rluson College and Union Theological
seminary li1 graduated from tbs
seminary. winning the highest dis
tinction awarded there the Moses u
nose fellowship for st-grad,Iate
STUDY taking fourth year OF study
after completing the regular curric-
ulum. He is the son OF n minister
OF charleston. s. G.. and is at present
pastor Of Government Street Prcsby-
trr!al Church, of Mobile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
CHAMBER IS ACTIVE IN
EFFORT TO SAVE PLANT.
Organization Seeks to Interest
Local Capital In Boiler Indus
try in South Richmond.

Il. Peyton Giles. secretary of the
Richmond Chamber of Commerce,
stated last night that tho chamber
has received no official notice that the
South Richmond boiler plant will be
scrappcd By the Emergency Fleet
Corporation. Every effort is being
made by the chamber to interest local
capital in the property and thus save
the industry for Richmond.
Machinery of the most modern char
actcr is housed in the Sl,0U0,00U plant
and, If the properly Is scrapped by
the Federal government. IL Will mean
Il big less TO the city. The plant was
erected during the world war for the
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry
Dock Company for the manufacture
vi Scotch marine boilers.
Situated as the plant is with both
rail and water transportation fa-
ciitics and with motor driven air
comprcssors. six large electric cranes
Of from ten to Sevcnty-iive tons ca
pacity and complete power plant,
IL is said to be AN ideal location for
Il plant manufacturing heavy equip
nscut,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
COURT TO DETERMINE IF
TWO TAGS ARE, NECESSARY
Police Say North Cnrolinn Automobile
Dealers Violate state

In the past few days. about dozen
Persons, residents of North Carolina.
lave been arrested by Richmond po-
lice. charged with operating their au-
tomobilc with improper State license.
1t was the contention OF the police
that as the North Carolina automobile
law is similar to the Virginia law
requiring Il license tag both on front
and rear of all motor vehicles, these
persons had violated the law by using
only one tag.
Most OF those arrested. according
to the police. were automobile deal
ers and their drivers. who were driv-
ing cars through the country from
factories. Instead OF using two liz
ccnsc tags, MS IL required in their
State. these dealers. police say. were
operating the maximum number OF
cars with only one tag.
The defendants in the cases claim
that the practice until recently in
North Carolina has been TO issue Il
special license for those who wish to
travel but in view OF an agreement
between the States. they understood
only one license had been granted
them. The defense in tho case claims
that on this account II mistake was
made In arrcstinS them.
The cases have been continued for
further investigation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
K|WAN|s CLUB ENDORSES
C|TY-STATE EXCHANGE
Move to Widen Bank Street and
Erect Memorial Library Finds
Favor With Organization.

Richmond kiwanis Club will CO.
operate in arranging the exchange OF
a part OF the Capitol grounds. for the
widening OF Bank street, for the Ford
lot on which il is planned to build
I memorial library in honor of SOL
dterS. sailors and marines OF the
world war. Luke Drury was APP
pointed chairman of a committee To-
aid in the work at the weekly meet
ing OF the CLUB at the Business MEMS
Club yesterday.
senator Morgan Mills. chairman OF
tn" state committee, which is ar
ranging the details. spoke to the club
on the plan yesterday. The club cX-
pressed itself as heartily in sympathy
with the exchange. and will cooper
ATE with other organizations which
are aiding Senator Mills to effect the
exchange.
G. 7. Norman. fromcr president OF
the club, presided Yesterday in the
absence OF Ralph i. Harrison. prcsi-
dent, who is AZ Portland. ore, at
Clubs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
is SCARCITY OF NURSES
FOR STATE HEALTH WORN
Shortage Is Felt Particularly In
Mountain Sections OF Virginia,
Says Head

Continued scarcity OF public nurses
for the health work OF Virginia is
shown in the statement of Miss
Blanche Webb, Red Cross supervising
nurse of the State of Virginia. in
Washington today for n conference
with Rcd Cross officials. that funds
now arr on hand and motor ears or
dered for the Counties of Albcmarlc.
Essen. Lancaster Loe. Madison.
Smyth. McCklcnDurE and Shenandoah.
The work in these counties is well
organized. Miss Webb said. but no
nurses available.
-Four new nurses will go on duty
within the next TWO months in the
rural districts. They are Miss Betty
Robinson. Botctourt: Miss Nellie
Nash. Clifton Forge; Miss lncZ SaScr.
Nansemond. and Miss Theresa Am
bier. Amherst.
Miss Webb hopes to fill four other
vacancies by September I. Where
cars are not available in the NOR.
mountainous portions of the state,
these Red Cross nurses ride horse
BACK. reaching every part of their
counties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Meets Dcuth Under rrnc,.

Richard Halter. -, GIL Third Ave-
nue., Highland Park, is being held at
miro Police Station. wanted 10y
Robert Ellis, negro chauffeur for
The Coca Cola Bottling Company.
residing at 1905 Catherine Street
Ellis was driving his truck on the
petersburg Turnpike en- route TO
Richmond when Halter overlook him
IN an aTTy truck al Stop 10 and at
tempted 70 pass. Hallcrs truck
eSw:pet the other car. according
q me police. Police We're notified OF
me accident, and Motorcycle Patrol
n an N!nsoa was dispatched to the
scene Halter had not stopped when
the accident occurred. thinking, he
said, iaat he had only scraped the
fatrolman N!nson and placed under
arrest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
lUTHERANS TO TRANSLATE
LECTURES INTO ENGLISH
Courses TT Scminarics Will nc
Changed for Benefit of Students
Unable Ia Speak German

laSS Associated Press
DETROIT. June 21.-The EvanEcli-
cal Lutheran synod. in convention
here, decided today 10 have its by
laws and lectures at it's sem!naries
translated into the English language
TO aid the growing number OF stu
dents who are unable to speak Ger
man. The convention also adopted
resolution prohibiting students
Mying their way~shrough theological
schools by doing outside work. A
special fund has been established to
permit students TO devote their fun
time 10 their Studies.
Discussion Of extension of mission
AIRY work occupied most OF the dav
More missionaries will be souEh, fo.
emma, India and South America.
The convention appointed a COM
mittee 10 request the British gov
eminent 20 resc!nd a wartime order
barring missionaries from India
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
UNION HOST IN LONDON
i6ifour. Fisher. Thornton md
hts~ndor Davis Are Guests
of Honor

LUNDON. June 9l-Ar,hur ]. BAL
,ISur' !o.d presid OF TIE council OF
ne br!tlsh Cabinet: Herbert A /.
Fisher, Minister OF Educat!on; sir
iienry w: Thornton. general man
assr OF the Cree; Eastern Railway
ana Am ssado. Davis We're the p-i.;
Sipa! Speakers a. the fourth annual
nlhher OF the American l'niVsrei;v
nhioh today. Yale. Harvard and
I'm, :mceton had the largest delesa-
NJ. Salfour was entertained by the
coisrse songs and yells. which ac
Se.nHanied ;he. first part OF the pro-
.faN but made a serious speech Ia
Ter. dwelling upon The advantages ~.
me individuality Of universities arfl
HHEocaD9S The exchange OF p-oscs-
soTa and students between p,i.f,
ny american cOllegas. - :"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

business enterprise committee,
Chamber OF Commerce, II.
Dover baptist Sunday School
school, 10.
conference. IL x h n n Springs
Methodist Church. 0'iO.
Council of Social Agencies, Y.
W. &. A., 4:l5.
Rotary Club, Nichmond Hotel,
Cats.
city Council, to consider tranic
ordinance, =.
Womnn's Auxiliary, II0witzcr
Association. MurphT's Hotel nm
nca, $50.
Community Recreation "SinE,"
Mt ChimbornzO Park, :.
Strand-"tll AbOnrd for Cubn,"
musical comedy. S::iU.
Iyric-SnudcvfIlc md motion
pictures. 3, 7:iS md 0::.0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
omrer,' Instruction Camp op.,.

!Hstrlct.o. am. tor oItlc--. I'D
snasttd men u ta= ElrgiLN National
Guard XII! open tnd4y and continue
nnt!! F-!aA! -taut-Geaefai 10
Lane stern is expected "a y.s.- M
camp Friday Assignment n c:Fcs--
anu enlisted men - c.assss. and az
signment o.: instru.-crs vrr 81 ,rs
hrst thing done. InyS5ca! training
the school o: the soldier ana squad
without arms. camp sanitation and
personal hygiene, preparation Of
camp s!t.S' military courtesy and dis
cipline, and methods II tr.rsgorta-
ton are or the schedule 10: today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
CANNING and PonIty climb. Mcct.

and poultry clubs opened session
at Narina High School yesterday to
last until Friday. Giss S!lvay Slo-
cum. home demonstration agent for
ienrico County. and Miss Sallie GUY
Davis. demonstration agent for
Goochiand County. will be in charge,
IN cooperation with agricultural coll
i"Ees anu agencies throughput the
state. Instructors for V. IL will
hclp conduct the sessions. The clubs
are under the agricultural extension
work conducted by the United States
Department of Agriculture. The pur-
pose of these clubs Is TO create more
interest in farm life. diminish isoia-
ton and develop friendship through
out the States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
VIII Sell ,.ur. I,,.d ~,

'FEIHlh INr0c bTccdorr' COusIur.
nent sale will be held tomorrow. ~,
me ~ H,irginia state Far Grounds at !
CLOCK. There VIII toe offered some
of the best hogs In Vira,l,i, ~,
consignor's include. t
p Hsatue. Gorge u WIZ. a,d
Seofse . Gregory Of Richmond. ,..ril J.
Sfhsrle. w Wanp!cr. .HarrisonGure. ( II
ifoSI.hesaey. beaver Dam. r l. Wan.
purE. E VI. Dawson. Elkwno!
:, Certificates OF registry viii bo do.
li'ered on the day OF the sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Initial .Sin.. 4.

MoTo IMAM 300 Dcrsous fI-n.a ~,
az fGlton P!aygrounds last nigh, 10
ne nrSt Of the community rccrc,.
loh sings which nave been r,iy.n
"a me Oily parks. Edward T.. Sb,;u,.
GA .'u the singing and Humphrey
va guest Miss Grace RoIijne
Idtk superintendent. aided in IN.
a!Ms Ionight's sing" viii be hcJJ
." 'RIinDoraZo Park 1t s o'cl1rk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Op,ometri.,, Will EIcc, Han.

new vice-prcsidcnt Will be
elected az the regular monthly meet
ing Of the Richmond Optometrical
society tonight in the automobile
room. Mgrphy's Hotel. at o'clock.
several prominent optometrists from
other sections of the State arc ex-
rectcd 10 attend. Papers on OPTIC
mctrical subjects Will be read by
members. In addition to the regular
business session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
nichmond T,oys Win Honor,

iWo Itichmond boys have won
prizes offered by the Women's Civic
CLUB: OF Crozet. for the best essay
Mritteh by pupils OF the Crozct cie-
mcntary and high schools on .Th q
Best Means of Improving Crozet. "
vernon willis. son of Dr. and Mrs. w.
ID. Willis, formerly of this city, bur
now OF Grozet, Won first prize. and
W. Iafferty, Jr, grandson Of Tho
late Rev. DR.. j. J. Lancrty, for years
editor of the Richmond Christ In n
Advocate. won second honors. Both
are pupils OF the seventh grade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
DAVIS APPOINTS SULLIVAN
'emDer "' Richmond CITY Council
fcsso, H-Il"ood on state
Prni;rEtiary Bourd

''-'-.i4 =. sullivan, OF Rirhmond
.-At-ec E"ste:da; ~ Goyerntr
i'. In@mAsr Of the board Of
a.'s--c's o. the State Pen!t.ntIarv
- .lc-e-a James Bei!wooI ~
= COUNTY, who recently re-
s-Sr"- rom that body.
Sli. sullivan j. : member OF tho
,,sfHInpn Council from Jefferson
!" af2 !ie attended the r.p,ia-
5000 'neei!rS OF the penltentiary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Back Home from Convention

"" a!VS * N"Ir. ~ duI"g1'na
from the Richmond Institute oc Bang
ing 70 the national convention o:
,ae Ansric2n Institute Of Banking.
the convention City
On the return trip they visited Tho
Now YORK Institute OF Banking. where
ahey were entertained. banquctcG
ana SHOWN The c!ty as .Ac guess
OF the brother organization Til.
party visited Coucy Island. WHERE
they Were extended freedom o. ,ba
resort. eycrNlM.ms .Lai--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Meet at hoy Scout Camp,

For The 1irst time This season. the
ADVISORY Board Of the Richmond
Scoutmastcrs' Club will hold it's
"eekly meeting at the Boy Scout
Camp. in Chesterfield County, today.
The camp opened Saturday.
More than scvcntylivc Richmond
boys are now at the camp, where
bathing. boating and other rccrca-
tIOMS have been lnaMRurnted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Picks l<cndricI, for Conrrc.,

Representative +. T.. Holland. OF
suffolk. expressed the belief yester-
day that w. j. kendrick viii be the
winner in the race for Congress from
the First District. MIR. Kcndrick Is
private secretary 10 Mr.. Holland, who
is not a candidate for denominations
His opponent Is State Senator j. II.
Deal. OF Norfolk. whose friends in
sist he will be the winner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Er-Goycrpor stuart 7. yI,,,or

FOrmer GoVcrnor Henry Cartcr
stuart is in the city, q guest of the
WestmorclanG Club While his work
in Washington was ended some
months ago with the conclusion of
the laoors of the Presidents Indus
trial Conference. Mr.. Stuart is called
there at times for the scttlcI.cGt OF
claims arising from acts of the War
Industries Board. or whose price
liking committee he was member
Governor stuart viii return to South
west Virginia tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Henry l.. CnyinStnn Dead

TO HA-pLA, Ella. June 2!.-vier-v
- -oN.i,5ty; former v!ce-presId.n,
SNH Ecnsrs manager. OF the CprsoIi.
rt..i -'ala! stores Company. OF pen
store men ia Florida. died a, bia
.9h.s mere tor 'en;. Mr Cov.ur,on
"H2 was EiHtE-hve years old CAM
iiefe ron georgia tn.Tty years ago
81. e,.ttA IRON active business sew
Aceallh VI NE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22

:, NEW YORK. June 2l.-Frestor w
n,San' today completed 6a2-miie
JH,c !. and presented TO NJ 4,
liy!an 4 letter OF INTRODUCTION so5
I,rceting from thc Mayor OF Toron;n
hryani padded by way Of Lake or.
Ies jv, Wc!iand Canal. Lake Fri,
h!NcT' the New York State barr,
canal and The Hudson. River =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Posse s--L. Fnrm.r s,.

MILlEDGEVIElE GA, June I'll
y posse composed 81 scores OF men
ron Ia a"iH. wilkinson ana jasper
C'uh'ies is 'oniga, Searching the
oconee River swamps for Tom Ray. n
negro who carly ioday ss.ot ana In
SANITY Killed Dewitt Faulkner. a
prominent farmer OF BALDWIN Coun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Want. 1-ccn1 a.. L..

EN ORLEANS. June 2i.-Folloy
taL or@Grs issued late today by Inc
tor ' ~ . i,'St uiL Judge, Rufus, L: Eos
lnl!way AID Hight company. viii ,n.
Ht'gtfsTw PEI! t!on the commission com.
-! o;New Orleans for a 7-ceit stra "H
S"r rare TO meet the Increased wages
ers, MniOu -! WI y :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
VIII address. Dover Association

Opening scsHion OF Dover Baptist
Sunday school Association. embracing
all Of the schools in the Dover AS
ISOLATION outside of Richmond. will
be held with the Ashland Sunday
School this morning at 10 o'clock.
Congressman w. u. Upshaw, oil
Georgia, will deliver an address to-
night. There will he another session
of the association tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
HIGH WAGES IN AMERICA
LURE SPANISH MECHANICS
Liner Montserrat Arrives at Ne,x
FORK With 1eo Skilled Work
men tboard

= r..versal se-E.c.l

N" YORK, June 2i.-The lure Of.
aigAt wages offered by American
farmers Q: the Middle IVES, was re.
S2oasio.e for tae a-r!ya! here today
o. ne !iner Moa;se--a; Of Ise span.
81 'a"eaa7:cS- The!- leader. Fran
cisco Salinas, sal! skilled mechanics
IL pam receive iesa than farm hands
II america and . ne and MS eoun-
men had thrown up their Jobs 20
20 vest *h@'e they viii reap q dou-
"-e hsFFest-- gram and wages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Provisions of New Doc Law

Persons suffering from hydrophobia
caused by q dos bite Will be treated
free of charge out of the fund pro-
vided by the dog tax. according 10 a
law recently enacted by tile General
Assembly. The treatment is not TO
exceed $500. Warrants will be OBJ
tanned for all persons who have not
paid tax on dogs owned by them. The
new law is applicable TO cities as
well as counties,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
District Conference on.,.

Dlstrict conference OF The Kichmond
District viii lie called to order hy III.
presiding cider, Rev. DR. II. ii. pots
IN me Highland Springs Methodist
review OF the work OF the dIstrIn,
Tor the past year will be made aud
reports rendered from the differoT,;
charges. Rev. II. w Dunklcy, Of
Union station Church. Will preach the
opening sermon, and DR.. +. 4. Smo0t.
OF Centenary Church, will preach me
annual sermon on missions Tn.
conference closes June o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
MIME DIR. CoIe,s succrssor Today

AppD!ntment OF a suCCcssOr 10 DE.
Dean y. Cole. executive secretary OF
the state Tuberculosis Association,
resigned. probably VIII be announced
today. MISS Mary Sommcrville Gam
mon and Miss Mary T.. Frayscr. field
SrcctOrs. also have resigned. 10 take
UP other work. Clinics Will be con-
Quoted by the state Tuberculosis As
soc!ation during July in tn" Counties
Of Allegheny, Frederick. Clarke and
Augusta by clin!cians from the Blue
Ridge Sanaiorium, assisted by local
physIciaus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Meet Win Mem. Ad Club.

ans Advertising Club will meet Fri
day with the Richmond Advertising
Club, there will be no meeting Of
Virginia Roberts is president OF tho
woman's club. The meeting OF Tho
combined clubs Friday will be held
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Get. SIX Month. for rh.,,

Stephen Cole. colorcd, charged with
matching pocketbook from Mrs.
Henry b. Brown in the City Market
at Seventeenth and Main streets.
Saturday niHht. was sentenced veg
terday to ssyo six mosths in Jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Mrs. Emma :. Wukcr,on NJ,

Mfs, Emma $, Wi!kerson. 81. died
b bn,H morning At / O'clock a, her
survived by two sons ~ IW -
norfolk, and IL. b., OF P!ttsburph
ana a daughter. Mrs. l.. y UeninS ~
"o'ce OF funeral will be gwen later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22

No more pupils will be admitted
to the vacation schools. according 10
an announcement made yesterday by
assistant superintendent j. II Bin
ford. Principal Ernest Shawen. Of
John Marshall. reports 500 on roll
Tor the nine Meeks. cOursc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Members of the Richmond Grays Aux
Hilary Viii NEE, in the Grays' ArmCry.
C CoiI?aay's room. at SIS O'Clock to-
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22

Members Of tho Council OF Jewish Wo-
men VIII hold lawn party Thursday
afternoon from I o'clock TO IL o'clocS
on the grounds OF the lNAkcside Ciuh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22

The Hugh S;ockdcll Mach!ne-Gun Com
rany Will hold its regular drill and meet
ing tonight AT SIS o'clock in the Grays'
Arnory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22

COMPANY A. Richmond LiEh. Infantry
Blues. Will hold its regular drill and meet :
Ing ;onigh; at Sis O'Clock in the B.ucs'
Ar:uory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22

The State Board OF Medical Evamin-
"vs viii meet in the Capitol today FOR
the examination OF applicants fog
licenses 10 practice medicine IN the
STATE OF Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22

The fourth anniversary OF the calling
into service OF the iIGcS for war duty on
the Mexican border celebrated las;
night when Company &. Richmond Light
Infantry Blues. MAS mustered into service
Macy former members Of the company at
tended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22

Leroy Brown. J. Thompson brown. W.
Il. Tenant. H. II. Grurdy and NJ u.
Hart Will leave today 10 attend a meet
ing OF the advisory committee OF the
department OF Agriculture IN Washing
ton on the migratory bird treaty act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22

y called meeting ot the business
enterprise committees Of the Chamber OF
Commerce will bc held this morning in
the board room OF the chamber At II
o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22

Several important phases Of farm work
are discussed in the June monthly bull
etin, which i now being mailed out hy
The State DEPARTMENT Of Agriculture
One subject touched upc1 IS Staggering
pTohts OF the n!E paCkcTs and the wooden
manual irerS. Ey?ry farmer In Vir-
Si1;a may obtain bulletin upon apri!ra-
ton TO COMMISSIONS George W. koinc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Open School OF Instruction

Inc schOoI Tor The INSTRUCTION OF
othcers and specially selected enlist
ed men opened at Camp Lee yester-
The National Guar Will be In train
ins at the camp from July l3 TO -.
period Of fif:cen days.
the schedule for the camp OF in
siruction includes thorough instruc-
ton in camp sanitation; personal nv
g!cne; military courtesy and disciD-
.ne. transportation. railroad, animal
ana motor: con. Jany administration
ana the preparation OF reports: phy-
sea! exercise; care OF the rife; in
struciion for target practice: map
reading and military sketching:
pGT!iication and the school OF com
I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Nan. Insenh l.eMasurI.- wIll rnns.nr

Major joseph leMasur!e- will muster
II the AlcNaatrl1 National Gua-d Com
Ian% Nre; CAPTAIN Lewis VI Duty FIRST
lieutenant James =. Ludlow. and second
I.!eutcnRnt Robert NJ Hancock Al
tuiaH; General 10 Lane Stern has re-
cciYcf advice from Mavo- ward OF
Winchcs'e- and Mayor Moody OF Dan
Nulr, that companies being organized IN
tAtsS towns are progressing satisfactorily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
Lawder Heads po.tmastcrS

IaT.! d la WutT, OF Tho RlChmonN
pos; Office. was elected president %
inc state branch OF post-oiIicc men at
meeting of Virginia presidential
postmaster appointces yestcr n y
morning in Richmond Hotel T.. L..
Field. also Of the Richmond Office.
was CHOSEN secretary and treasurer:
j, {. Cotton, Of Petersburg. first
vice president. and c. r. Sharitz. OF
Wythev!lle, second vice-president
The Virginia branch will be open 10
presidential appolntces of the first.
h"cond and third class. Mr. SharitZ
also vas appointed to attend the ma
tional convention in Detroit. August
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