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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-09-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
TATE OLE MISSOURI

COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit Court Of Lafayette
County, Missouri, October term 1920,
at Lexington. In vacation, August
9Th, 1920.
Chnrlns L Iichta Plaintiff
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-09-03

The unknown heirs of James Ray, de-
ceased, and the unknown heirs of
James Fletcher, deceased.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
EXPECT LIBRARY BODIES
TO HOLD SESSION TO-DAY
Are Invited to Attend Orsaniza-
ton OF American Legion Adj
yisory Commission.

For the first time IN some eight
months Of endcavor to effect Join,
orary commission and the state lii
brary Board. IL is believed that an
informal session has been arranged
Tor this morning at 10 o'clock in
Richmond Hotel. The event is the
organization OF the American Legion
ADVISORY Commission. appointed by
Virginia. and commissioned by Gov
crnor Davi. TO act in any advisory
capacity.
The Advisory Commission has in
With the erection of the $1,000. 900
War Memorial Library Auditorium.
as Il memorial 10 the part Virginia
forces took in the world war. 10 con-
venc at the organization OF the le-
gion body. Election OF officers of the
advisory organization and the map
ping out of program OF operation
VIII be effected at the meeting this
morning.
Whether or not the personnel OF
the board and the commission show
mean that the chairmcn Of the two
bodies will have a chance to discuss
matters with the DICTIONARIES, who are
citmorinE for action.
Investigation OF the Inactivity OF
The committees in charge OF arrange
ments for the erection of the library
mas been started by Richmond Chap
ter. American Legion. and the delay
mas raised "a murmur from the legion
posts throughout the State.
However. IL is believed that the
personnel of both bodies may be
present al the meeting and that a
special joint meeting viii bc called
directly after the advisory commits
sion adjouTnS.
SINCE the acquisition Of tho Ford
i1t. Eleventh and Broad streets.
thcre has been no action taken By tho
TWO bodies In charge OF the con-
Struction of the building. Both have
liz fat .I
range II joint session. The War Me-
mortal Commission has passed n res
nint'on calling upon the state Lii
pIary boaru to appoint a committee
or three. 10 meet with "A similar COM
mittec from the commission and to
arrange details to he presented to
the TWO bodies in general session The
resolutions were not acted uDon hy
the board. on tho ground that before
any action should he taken a Joint
session %hoold he arranged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
100000 AUTO LICENSES
ISSUED FOR YEAR 1921
Virginia Cars Will Now Carry
Orange and Black Tags,
James Announces.

For 1921 the automobiles owned in
the Commonwealth of Virginia Will
wear orange and black tags Riccord-
inG To announcement made yesterday
through the office " the secretary "c
the Commonwealth. Tags for diStri =
button locally have already been re
cciNcd ana Chief Clerk James Hayes
IS already ii!iing applications for Ii
cenScs for the new year.
More than l20.00O automobiles Ii
ccnscS were issued during the year
just ending, according 20 the official
figures. AS soon as the tags are re
ccivrd out-of-town applications Tor
licenses for the rev year will he re-
Coivcd.
In appreciation OF the fact that
there Viii PROBABLY be 4 rush Tor t.
ccnses by automobile owners within
Il few days. new window has been
bull where the license window was
formerly III the basement. This new
times the number of persons that
cOu!d formerly be handled at u time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
WOULD RUN A CAR LINE
IN CHURCH HILL TUNNEL
PROPOSAL Made Ia Alleviate C,u.r>
ton az Traffic in That
AStIiou

rronosal ,hat is Church III. ,un
ne! DC used as q subway 10 run di-
rect line OF street ears from Fulton
TO ~" l>oc"motiv, Works and thuS
re!ieN" tn" congestion In that see
t!on. was made ai The annual nan
qnet a! IN" church lIiN Association
IN the sunday school room az s.,
JOINS Church last night. \ turkey
supper wa served by members OF 81.
Agnes Circl" OF the church A. l..
Lucas president. acted a. toastnras-
Ter and spoke on The ACCOMPLISH
in"nis OF IN" association ana what IN
honrd 20 10 IN lhs future.
This association was instrlImca.
;al in -" bringing Of tn, American
Ean 'umpany Richmond Cedar
~ ORR -, i.arUs brothers Tobacco
SompanN ani The Church iIill Bank. .
~. airo We would like to see Il
Is.ac" '"sA .rp.i ley run va Ghimbora@o
aafh 20 iiroai street Station Aud 20
ect city vi@.N-tr."
Among Die other speakers v.rc
CseAi + sGrish, president, to ne
Join L sa.tcrIeid. Wi.7..J,o y; 4 i ,''i,
Joseph T. Wclah and nther ,uc!nh.a'sT,s'
y. .ias ~ !ion Hutchinson de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
800 NEW.SBOYS ATTEND BIG
Observation-Disclosures
Members of Dispatch Club Revel in Festivities Held for
Thenl-Nlike Scher Elected Presden-PIans
for Permanent Organization Made

Three hundred "newsics." members,
OF INC Dispatch SewSDoys' Club. had
held in the Community Club for their
benefit; The party was n grca, sue
Sss aafa M Rims ha arrS cd
news witnessed wrestling matches.
boxing bouts: ate ice cream and cake.
heard heard singine. musical recitnls.
OF them said latcr-"had II regular
time"
When. the boys first arrived they
they found seats. David Butcher. cir
Sulation :aanager OF The Times
Dispatch and the Evening Dispatch.
made the address of welcome. Joseph
Clayman. popular -x-ncwsboy and
now prosperous merchant. made the
neAt speech; in which he told the
s s%ys ehe " value Tue Of Thrift, anI how 70
lowing this. the election OF Il presi-
dent took place. and Mike Scher. an
o nranr,a .or.ner newsboy and now the
~ Ninth and Broad Streets. was
chosen TO NJ the honorcd chair.
In his address to the boys he said
ihat this organization was to nc a
permanent one. Plans for the in
stating Of gymnasium and shower
baths we're discussed. Other officers
VIII be elected 1T q meeting TO be
held soon
Following this, it was announced
hat the refreshments were about to
be served, and shouts of approval
rang out from the members OF the
club. They formed into line and
marchcd around to their places and
partools Of all the festivities. 1t
looked like an ice cream eating CON
Test Every boy had all OF the good
things he could eat.
During the evening seven reels OF
comic pictures. donated by Jake
Wells ana llarrS bernstein, were
shown, to the delight or all present
After the movies the chairs were
removed. and dancing and other pas
times enjoyed.
The party lasted from carly hi
The evening until ii o'clock. From
the time the iirst member arrived
until the last had left. the party was
always at It's height.
The entire affair was In charge Of
Mr.. Grumhousen. head of the Com
munlty club. He was assisted by cx-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
MANUFACTURERS UNITE
TO PUSH PRODUCTS SHOW
ioca ion OF Exposition Is Probe.
maticai-Usc of Armorics
Is Contested

ihc advertising committee OF the
chamber OF Commerce and the manu-
'"c'"rcS committee in charge of the
h'chmohd products exposition held n
meeting IN the chamber rooms yes
'erdaE afternoon for the purpose OF
organizing and outlining their work.
II is stated the pressing problem Mt
present is that of securing a building
adequate to house the exhibit MS i, &c
Planned There is no other space
available OF such dimensions as de.
sired except one OF the armorics.
Mh'ch fact brings ur a knotty aues-
'i"h-that of the use of the armorics
'"r purposes other than Il military
character.
rs the exposition is not moneys
maNinE venture. but an educational
u!Sniay. the manufacturers con,cnd
ma, ,I inc! have "a superior claim to
the use OF the buildings. When tha
matter was taken before Mayor
Aihsiic Yesterday morning he de"
clincd 70 act because OF the ;hsrn,,
t.! pirector William NJ. Myers. who
was detained at hi. home ny sink
ness. The question will go over nm
W conference can he arranged he
tween All those Interested including
the military officers :
While the city has invested i,rrc
sums OF money in the armorics. the
Mayor stated, he cannot favor any
"npllcaht To the discrimination OF
DINERS. IT was recently agreed be
tween Director Myers and reprcscn-
tatiNrS OF several clubs of III. CITY
mat tn" buildings should only be used
TOT m!lltarN purposes or functions
sponsored by the organizations. Now
that the companies have hcen rcor-
canned the officers are complaining
al The nany Interruptions OF the drill,
WORK because the space In the arm
Org is occupied by outsiders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
Lonely Pint Tires
of Pocket Life
Slips Over Ba1,ister and
Causes Thrill Among
Lobby CROWD.

Apparently dishcartcncd and lonely
at being one of the last survivors OF
its race in existence, a pint bottle
Of some aromatic iiuid slipped from
the pocket of Il man leaning over the
banister OF the mtzzanine floor OF
Murphy's Hotel yesterday and dash
cd itself into Il thousand fragments
on the lobby floor below.
y large crowd gathered in awe and
horror around the apparent suicide
and were thrilled by an odor remin-
iscent OF other days which disturbed
the atmosphere and filled the lobby
To Overlooking with sniffcrs. The
owner cf the flask, seemingly en-
barrassed at the catastrophe. made
his escape unobscrvcd by means of
the connecting bridge into the annex
and thence into the street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
TRAFFORD DAMPENS HOPE
FOR LOWER CITY GAS RATE
Hrc'tnr "i Iublir Utilities Fears
Prirc OF i'U"I Cannot Drop

HopeS That tho Clty's GAS van.
iniEil pe lowered in the near future
thPiiough decreases i'm the price Of fSieI
%, "tit Gtmpene0 Yesterday ~ III.
iprG- MI Tranoy4 declared ,hat oh
men haEr predicted that thc rrIre Of
TINS Tue! cannot IAN greatly. ana Nil
~ ,.yI., "hsefNai!oHs prove this
me" enormous increase In the mum
her oi automobiles and Tie rrcscn,
cVinPa.H uYGiy small amount OF fuel
ballet that the I,rlce viii si;,y ,yhsr.
IL IL. During the past wear IN. I'll :.
paid from t2-i cents q gallon f.
over - cents for oil. Iae average
lon price Of - CENTS tnrgrici'n,,,
Inc yea: IS predicted % ;ne oil n.n
here ana by SIR Tr.rord
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
CHILDREN TO DONATE TOYS
AT MATINEE PERFORMANCE
Articles Collected Mt Academy nj
Music VIII Br Given Ia
ChurIty

The matinee OF the Academy of
Music for mex, Tuesday has been
designated hy Manager Charles ".
rex. Tor the purpose Of building n
mountain OF tovs' to he given 10 tho
poor and needy children OF Rich :
mond through the Offices OF The A.
snciatcd Charities OF Richmond and
the Salvation Army. For the per
Torrance the ticket OF admission will
10" new or old toy presented by any
child OF the city.
This offer. made by Manager Rex. I,
the revival OF n similar idea cor.
Quoted Tor years by the Lyric The
atcr. Children may bring TO tho per
formancc any toy that Will give pleas
urc TO tho boys and girls of tho city
who arc not so fortunate al this
holiday time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
December 10,
s1,5O0,0O0 BOND ISSUE
PAPER SIGNED BY MAYOR
Huge Sum Soon to Become Avail
able for Riclimond's Public
School system.

Mayor George Alnslie yesterday
signed the Sl,500.000 bond Issue for
the exhaustion OF the Richmond public
schools and other papers concurrcI
IN by the Beard OF Aldermen last
Tuesday night.
=, Among Tho papers signed by tho
Mayor was resolution giving S3.EOO
70 local committee or the Virginia
war History Commission. Reimburse
ing IN. Church lIill Athletic Associ-
alton In the sum OF $500 for expenses
made in improving the Luck property.
books. 70
Tn" Mayor also signed n resolution
lppropriatinE $3.50 for services rem
dcrcd in assistance OF the central
registrar during the recent rcglstra-
600 TO the credit OF elections. and
several others.
The action of tho Mayor places
..hcS" papers In effect at once Tho
SlJOo.ODG school bond issue will nov
become available at once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
ALL LICENSES POPULAR
now IN HUSTlnGS COURT
Clerk Swamprd Vita tup,ic,,i,,.
FROM Hoih Hunters and bride


'Chr!stmas Business" ( beyi,fnir,,
TO get brick in The Office Of the IL.
cense clerk. in Hastings Court. HINT
Ing Licenses and marriage licenses
are III great demand. The usual
Christmas rush Of MARRIAGE licrns.s
began yesterday when eight whit"
couples were granted licenses They
Bailey y: Johnson. Rock Mount.
y. C. and Martha Rain DaTj.,," ts,,!
est Calls. South Hili. and Elvir,
Newman Rolfe. Abram Washinrfo,,
Mann and Mary El!zsbcih Webb .jm,
4. Stmons. Jr. and Jessie Miller: Gar
land Leon Hazclwood and boris
Kathleen Cogle; Alfred RUBY trv.
$lIeDrico County. md The!ma NarAi.
ylbJ William Mason C0rdle, and Leila
Fauaterl Daniel: William l.. Wood
AND J.cnls Virginia Dunkee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
To day and Tonight
in Richmond

American Legion Advisory Com
mission ON War Memorial, Rich
inOnd Hotel. 10.
Committee from Post 4. Travel
rrs' Protective Association. head
quarters, Sis.
Football, Canton bulldogs vs..
Richmond Athletic Club, boulevard
Field, :;30.
OrERn I n at on of ttchmond
Ilranch. Ifcurnt Association OF
railway Employees, Murph Wv
Hotel. -.
virginia Tobacco GrO,rrrx' Asso-
citation. Murphy's Hotel. %.
Dance at Country Club of Vir-
Einfa. S;i5.
Academy OF Music, vaudeville
nnu motion pictures. 3, 1870 and
o:iJ.
strand. .''rhc Mnn Who Came
Hack" matinee, .,31; night, S,.0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
NO CITY CHRISTMAS TREE
FOR RICHMOND THIS YEAR
Hut Hoy scouts VIII DIstributc
About $500 Stockings to
Poor.

For the first time In years Rich
mond VIII have no municipal Christ
mas tree, Crowds Of people who
NJ the Ford lot. Eleventh and Broad
streets. TO gaze on the beautiful
Christmas tree, decorated with :,
myriad OF coiorcd lights and loaded
with presents for the poor. will have
10 go elsewhere this year. Tho big
star, which for years has burned ON
city Hall tower and dcscc ndud grace
fully over the tree, will not he IN
evidence. Christmas carols and fire.
works also Will be missing.
Approximately 5000 Christina $
stockings viii be distributed. how
ever, through the Boy Scouts Of Rich
mOnd. under j.. w. Durrctt. chair
man In charge of the distribution
work. 1t IN estimated that the cost
Of the stockings will lac 5! each ami
the scouts are attempting 10 raise
enough 10 cover this cost through
contributions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
HlRSCHBERG ASKS PLANTS
IN VIRGINIA BE KEPT OPEN
I.nbor Conn missioner Snys Surb So
lion VIII Tend tn Stabilize
Conditions.

I'm appeal to all business orgauiZa-
lions in Virginia has heen made by
State Labor Commissioner John
liirSchberg TO aid in Keeping the
factories aud manufacturing plants
OF tho state in operation during the
period OF business depression
More than forty organizations were
addressed in - telegram sent by tho
Labor Commissioner. which reads:
In view Of the existing industrial
situation, l appca! to Your orraniZa-
lion to exert its every influence in the
direction OF keeping Virginia plants
In operation. This would tend tn
stabilize conditions as we'll as be a
boon TO thousands OF families that
might otherwise become public
charge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
BUSINESS MEN WILL HELP
SPEED HIGHWAY BUILDING
Pledge Support of Virginia Good
Roads Association in, Its In
tcnSivc Program.
PLAN TO DEVELOP SENTIMENT
President Vaughan Declares Motor
Trucks, Equipped With Notion
Picture Machines. Will BE Sent
Out To Arouse Interest.

support OF The Virginia Good Roads
Association in its program for speed
Ing UP the construction OF highways
In the state was plcdscd by promi-
ncnt men of Richmond, Petersburg.
FredcrickS burG. charlottesville. Dan
Vile and a number OF surrounding
cOuNticS at Il good roads conference
held in Murphy's Hotel yesterday.
More than scvcnty-fivc attended and
inoorsed the educational! and mem
bership programs OF the Virginia
Good Roads Association.
Development of good roads senti-
mcnt is absolutely necessary If the
state was to reap the benefits of
IN" passage OF the highway amend
declared General .; c. Vaughan, Jr..
OF Franklin, president of the Assoc
citation. in opening the conference
The building OF county roads as feed
crs TO the state highway system of
$500 miles is of Importance. General
NauGhan said. ana this work could hc
helped along by the cduca tional work
of the association 10 be carried into
Wants Membership OF 15.000.
In outlining the educational pro-
gram, General Vaughan declared ;hat
motor trucks would be equipped with
moving picture machines and sent Ia
all parts of the state to show good
roads him and arous" interest IN
highway DEVELOPMENT. lie pointed out
that an increase in the membership
rn,,i - -"
u','ts ~ .nlS WIN an" hiSo IN
~ S'ISs 'mS ~ 4, I'sr O, me aSSoti4 ION
tcrcs:cd mcn and women TO its mems
80 -" H., 49, ~. ~ so"i o, .''"vo n"in,
~. a.I H HaS pnen ~; IN IN. h.hmonI
anu Nort DIN Hls'rlc'S' 'hc CITY ana
v ,o,,.t.iI,, nrilperS"lr orsah "a' IONS
n,. u"".E we aUSp!ccS on tne
80 ,Uv,.'.'1 IN VII iiANt "n intensive
~, 'nSH .I' H'e'hocrs between Jahu-
"hu 49,. ,
state HiShwnN commissioner Cole
, ..;ni!' 49, S'''"'|: -, ooohor hoo.-
IN, l.. !" nopthS"h, cNecHilv"
,.,';a.E OF lnc NnEih!a 5000 koadS
I 49, - 'oh' aho II. -. hEiahd; husi-
ttcSS n,thhS'r OF ne Chann"r OF
j , - OF ''Ench"ur$, Sn"k" az
~ "n''.cncc. MI. .3'enan na""
:, . t.nN '.n''fht ol thr u!n.uItieS
so!i o'.lnE me us iva! p.p9rtlneh';
SAVING ihai people do not understand
'nat me passage OF the good roads
, ,,"'Ii'" IN Goes no' mean me m
.,.,,., c"itS nciion OF roauS, lie
go - IL MpuIu DC July l:--' DC
iptr money "hith me I"sls!h IRE
HiS.t hl'PFopriatc nj It's next session
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
Con,ictcd Man Trough, Ir.rc,

Harry Hart. negro. who was con-
Nlcted in stanton last Saturday
:ltcrhoon on a charge Of attacking a
l'-year-o old white girl of the Hutt.r-
Held Springs ncighborhood. and SEN
fenced to die i'll the electric chair
rcnruarH is. was brought to Rich
mond early yesterday morning and
is being Kept in the Iienrico County
JAN for keeping While he was
on trial in stanton he was guarded
by the Charlottesville Company or
the Virginia National Guard Hart
was twtc" placed on trial. The first
jury failed 10 agree and the second
jury was out about twenty minutes.
when they returned II verdict of
guilty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18

Verdict was rendered for the de-
!cndaot yesterday by a jury In Law
and Equity Court in the case OF i.
Nj. holiday versus the Virginia Rail
damages for injuries. Motion TO set
aside the verdict as contrary to the
law and the evidence was continued
by the court until another date Last
night The case OF George w. Bragg;
versus thc Chesapeake and Ohio RaIl-
road Tor alleged damages To a ship
m.nt of rye made by him was on
trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
COLONEL MYERS ILL
IndIspasition or Public safety DIrcc-
tor Cnusrs Mayor to Post
p0nr Hoard Session.

Illness o., Colonel William NJ.
Myers. Director Of Public Safety, yes-
tcrdny caused Mayor Ainslic to post
pone until Monday meeting OF the
Advisory Board called To conslder
the 1871 budget to be presented to
Council
OF - series which VIII be held 10 con
slider what requests OF the various
city departments for funds can he Gu;
out OF the paper and VIVA, part OF II
can he held over until another wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
Hundreds Of Germans seeking ma

Hundreds Of Germans seeking nat
urali.a;ion in this district have been
turned away by the United States
District Ccur; here because Il state
OF war sum EXISTS with their coun-
try. IT WAS learned yesterday. Win
out special ''prcS!dcntial exception"
Germans in ;his country cannot he
natuarl!zcd. j. j. Wicker. in behalf
OF oscar Werner. u German plumber,
who has lived Tor fourteen years in
Virginia, has filed in WashinSiou
petition for presidential exception
III ihc case OF his client.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
Case Thrown On, OF Court.

Because of the inability al the
Commonwealth to locate an impor
iant witness in the ease. charges
against y. NJ. Wiener. merchant. fac
ing Indictment on Il charge Cf buy
ing stolen goods. were nollc pressed
in lnS,inEE Cnnrt NcStnrlaN-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18

newsboys and older "ncwsics" in the
carrying out OF the extensive pro-
Slhm. AFTER the affair MIR. Grum-
h0usen said that the affair was one
OIL the biggest successes he had ever
pun on. and the newsboys all declared
mat they agreed with him In his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
Ifurnhnn Inspccts Railroads.

President William j. Iiarahan.
president OF the Chcsapcakc and Ohio
and tn" linc'<ing Valley Railroads
began his first official inspection OF
the road last night. accompanied by
party OF railroad officials TIE
portant points on the line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18

Rev. W. Russell Eowic. II. H.. rec
tor of 81. 'aulS Episcopal church
has been called 10 Cincinnati to con
duct preaching mission for one
week sinNtr 10 that held in Rich
monN few weeks ago. He wiz leave
here about January -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18

At a recent business session the
congregation of the Ncnabie street
Baptist Church voted unanimously Ia
extend cal TO tn" Rev. l.. w. Swopc.
of Princeton W Va. To fiji the va :
,ancy in the pastoratc caused by
the resignation of Rev j. r. Johnson.
Mr.. Swope is well known IN the Sout II
and has held many important pastor
atrS. among them being LouiSburg
and Shelby, y. &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The Debating and Forensic Council
Of the University of Richmond viii
hold u dchat" with Trinity Collcsc,
Of North Carolina. March =. ut the
university. There will be three men
on each icam, and the subject to be
discussed. as submitted by Trinity
College, is: "Rcsolvcd. That Labor
should share in the Management OF
Corporate Industry" The names of
representatives for the teams will
Sc announced some time next month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
Salesman Millinery

Wholesale Millinery House Of
Baltimore has opening for an
experienced Millinery Salesman
to represent them in the States
of West Virginia, Kentucky,
Tennessee and Alabama. Lib
eral proposition for All Al man
with an established trade. State
age. experience. territory COW
cred and present connections.
Replies confidential. Wholesale
Millinery, l South Hanover ST.,
Baltimore, Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18

The annual mectin. of the Virginia
state Federation OF Musical Clubs. OF
"h!,h Mrs. i. i'roctUr Brown, of Big
stone Gap, is president. will be held
IN Richmond some time in March. AT
this time the youns artiSts' contest
Will take place under the leadership
of Professor Eugene Putnam, COM
poser pianist, of Danvillc.