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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-11


e dte A. nes could hardly do my houseg york medicine from the
m N newspaper and took with good results able
hou5ework recommend medicine
publish my testimonial Mrs. CHESTER A. BALL r. R Fayete Ohio
An Illinois woman relates her experiences:
oomngton I'LL very strong female
50 weak had no interest in housewo had such bcach could
not COOK meal or swpa without with pain Rubbing
WIN a5o easd the pain for few hours but did
IT, hear OF LYDIA Pmkhs Vegetable Compound bottles
nave made as strong and healthy and vemy thanks
Hlo my health Mrs AMcQTTY 6l0 Wanut St Bloomington H.
Inc conditions described by Mrs Ball. and Mrs Mcuttyw
many women yh9 struggle with dai tasks in just such
u Is said that the tragedy inte veof some women almost
% Dge M Dayn % and day out they slave their homes for their families
e daly routine OF hosewor often make clothes them
ys @ ana Tor he children work their gardens all the while suffering
from nose awful eargdown backache headaches the
us troubles which foundation life
ure Wnn
Der that Lydia Pna Vegetable Compound
Tor
there hardly ngbohood any hamlet the United States
hsren some woman does not resdewho has been restored health by this
famous ee Therefore ask your nghbcr and viii find
that other
recommend oyou ormore than years ashondroot
u restoring suffering to health and strength
Lydia ~ Pinkhams Private Text upon AiInents Pecr-
Tar to women viii he sent tOu upon request eWrite
q The Lydia v. Enhmni Iyun.
IEis book contains valuable
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-11
GOLDEN GATE IS ASHORE

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. liza. P.)
The steamer Golden Gate. from
Manchester England to San Francisco
is ashore 80 miles from Cristobal The
vessel is owned by Rolphs Of Sar
Francisco. The captain and IA mem
bers Of the crew are aboard. Ten Of
the crew are at Cristobal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-11
The TRIALS OF
A HOUSEWIFE
How They Have Been Endured and How Overcome by
Lydia {, PIlkhan'S Vegetable Compound
Experience Of a Providence Woman

Providence, r. L.-"I took Lydia
Il. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
for female trouble and baekache.
ltbegan just after my baby was born,
and did the best | could about get.
ting my work done. but had awful
bearing down pains so | could not
stand on my feet. read in the papers
about Lydia Z. Pinkham S Vegetable
Compound and the good it was doing
other women, and | have got dandy
results from it and will always rec.
ommend it, You can use these facts
as testimonial if you wish. Mrs.
HERBERT l.. CAssEN, Is Meni Court.
Providence, X. |.
Ohio woman for three years
could hardly keep about and
do her hOusewOrk She was so III.
Made well by Lydia ~. Pink-
hams Vegetable Compound:
Fayette, 0. - For about threeyeafs
! was verynervo1s and had backache,
sideache, dragging down pains. could
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-11
What Is Every Mothers Hope
For Her Children?

Sturdy, energetic children radiating health, are
g Source Of pride and JOY TO their parents. And
their development depends largely on their food.
Children, undernourshed and unwSsely fed are
weak and unhealthy, and many times are1ic. Disease
easily grasps them, for their undeyeloped constita-
tons are unable TO resist the disease germs.
No food will have greater influence in making
your children vigorous and healthy than GrapeNuts.
Served with milk or cream, Grape-Nuts is an ideal
body brain and nerve food. II is made from wheat
and barley. Grape-Nuts offers high food value,
and 1t is as delicious is heathul.
Children find delight in the crisp, sweet rich
nsss Of Grspe-Nuts.
A dish at breakfast or lunch for few days
and you'll agree There's Reason" for Grape-knts-
Nutrition and economy combined
Grape-Nuts-the Body Builder
There's Reason"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
COURT OF APPEALS WILL
OPEN FALL TERM TODAY
Gases in W lic Ii Common
wealth Is Party TO Be Con
sidcrcd First.

The fall term OF the Virginia Su-
prcme Court OF Appeals will open this
morning at 10 o'clock. with Judge
Joseph l.. Kelly presiding All the
judges are expected TO be III attend
ance. Following the order OF the
court cases in which the Common
wealth is "A party will Lo given first
consideration. including cases that
have been tried in the courts OF the
Statc-criminal cases in which APP
pcals have been noted occupying
places on the Commonwealth docket.
These cases VIII bc followed by
causes which come from the State
Corporation. appeals from the rulings
Of that body. and which uniformly
have been upheld by the Suprc III g
Court of Appeals, the most noted eN-
Ception being the Wcstmorcland Club
case of few months ago. in which
the commission was reversed.
The court will open with sixty or
more cases on the docket. others are
expected TO be added from day To day
Those that are not In finished state
for consideration OF the present term
of court VIII go over 10 the winter
term, which hegins about the second
week in January.
Among tho appeals that will be
presented to the court will be that
Of DR.. Wilmer Amos Hadley, former
army officer. who murdered his wife
by drowning in James River near
Wes;hampton nearly three years ago.
and who is under sentence OF death
December . for the offcnse. His coun-
sci has announced that an appeal
will he taken.
Elijah Davis, convicted recently in
Hastings Court, Part IL, OF the muir
der of his wife In South Richmond
nearly six years ago. also Will seek
an appeal. He has not yet been SEN
fenced and, until he is. the record can
not hc completed. Judge Ernest II.
Wells is expected to sentence him
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
BURY VICTIMS OF MONDAYS
AUTO TRAGEDY THIS AFTERNOON
Obscquics of w. H. Sampson
viii BE Conducted al 2:3O
by Rev. C.. A. Jcnkcns.

William II. Sampson. aged 81. who
died from injuries received in tho
same accident that cost MIR rho,np-
son his life. Will be buried this ar
terhoon. Funeral services will be
conducted from the home. i2l North
Elm Street. at $50 o'clock. Rev.
Carter Ashton Jcnl<ens. pastor of
calvary Baptist Church. oiiiciating
Mr. sampson WAS AN insurance ma
ana had been engaged in that bust
ness here for many years. lie was
chairman OF the board uf dcacons of
Calvary Baptist Church and had been
active in church work since boy
hood
II. was student at Richmond
College in 1878. and was a class
mate OF Congressman Andrew Jack
son Montague.
Mr.. Sampson * survived by his
widow. Mrs Mary Wilson Sampson.
one son. William III. Sampson, Jr., of
Schenectady. y. y. and seven daugh-
tiers. Mre. j. w. sampson, Mrs. c. q.
Wilkinson. Mrs. i. +. Mills. Mrs Il.
y. Whitmorc. Misses Gertrude, Edna
and Helen Sampson, of Richmond:
four sisters. Mrs. L. j. Davis. Mrs.
]. +. Myers, Mrs. Henry Myers and
Miss Lille Sampson. OF Alexandria.
and four brothers. T.. *. Sampson.
OF Richmond: Frank SAMPSON:
Clarence Sampson and George 4.
Sampson, Of Alexandria.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
DESTROYERS UNABLE
TO BE HERE FRIDAY
Lie nnnt-Commnnder Gcurrc Cole
scott Leaves Here Toda! for
Band tor Armistice Day.

enant-Comnandcr George Cole
Scott OF Eagle Boat, No. 8, was in
formed late last night that the Navy
Department had wired him that It
would be impossible for the dcstroyers
10 com" 10 this city Friday for the
Armistice Day celebration, the fleet
requiring the vessels making 1t I'M
possible for them to sc, off tor the
trip TO Richmond
That puts ne in tho position o.
having 10 leave here today at noon
on the vessel here, going 10 the nava,
base 20 bring the hand 10 this city"
said commander Scott, ana he added
that he wouId.'!e glad TO have not
less than ;w.-nts. young mon volun-
teer 10 make tho trip. They will have
a nice time going down and coming
back, vii! DC at no expense and will!
have a chance to render I. servic.
for the benefit Of the city Com
marder Scott asks that the men will
report for duty ba:ore the time aa-
pointed 10 sail. The party VIII re-
urn here Thursday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
SEND RESOLUTIONS
TO ARMS CONFERENCE
VIII he Drafted by Professor Mitchell
mt Direction of President, Bont-
wright, of Richmond I'nivrrsity.

Plans arc being made by the Uni
verSity of Richmond TO draw up two
sets of resolutions to be submitted
TO the assembly Of the school on Ar
misticc Day, and. after being ap-
proved, they will tc sent TO the
American commission TO tho disarma-
mert conference and probably TO the
conference itself. DIR. s. g. Mitchell,
professor OF history at the university,
has been appointed by DR.. T. w.
BoatwriSht, president, as chairman
OF committee OF five 10 draft the
resolutions and read them before the
assembly Friday. Other members Of
the committee arc Edward Brown,
professor Of business administration;
]. II. Barnett secretary OF the Y. c.
Williams law school: Z. L. Gaines,
dean of Richmond College and Dean
Keller, %: IVES hampton College.
Congressman An q W Jackson
Montague will be the principal
speaker at tho Armistice Day cxer-
ciscs in the chapel of Richmond Col
lego Friday morning at y o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
.SP|LlANE WILL ARRIVE
in CITY THIS MORNING
Business Expert Whose Re.
views of Conditions Appear
i'll Evening Dispatch.
LUNCHEON GUEST roMonnow
Prominent Richmondcrs VIII Meet
Visitor mt Richmond lIotcI-WtI
Gnther Data md Nuke Tour Of In
dustrinl Plants Here.

Richard w Sn;llanc, financial and
business editor OF the Philadelphia
rublic Ledger, whose reviews OF bust
moss conditions throughout the coun-
try appear here exclusively in Tho
Evening Dispatch. will arrive in the
city this morning TO spend two days
acQuaintinE himself with industrial
conditions in Richmond. Mr.. SpiIlanc
Will ho taken In charge hy Business
Manager W r. Dabucy, of the Cham
tcr OF Commerce, and II committee
from that organization. including
President John Kerr Branch. lie will
confer with tho local business men at
the Jefferson Hotel today and will
also be taken on a tour OF the indus.
tries in tho city, where he will con
fer with the executives of each
Tomorrow At i o'clock Mr. Spillanc
VIII be the guest of tho Chamber OF
Commerce at luncheon 20 be ten
dered at the Richmond Hotel. H. L.
Litchford. chairman of the advisory
committee OF tho chamber. Will pre-
side. and Will introduce Judge G. y.
Feidelson. of the editorial staff OF
The Evening Dispatch, who will pre-
sent Mr.. Spiilane.
ceived Mt the chamber indicate rep
rescntatjye gathering of business
men at sac luncheon tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
CITY COUNCIL FINANCE
BODY TO MEET TONIGHT
Will Act on Ordinance Fixing
Rate of Taxation OH Bank
Stocks.
AINsiIE YES MEASURE
hank omcinls Agree Upon Asscs,-
incht of 90 Cents Per 800 ON ipi5-
1911 stocks and So Cents fur
I0EO-2t.

The Finance COMMITTEES of CIV
Council has been called 10 moot -,
o'clock tonight To act upon AN ordi-
nance recommended by Mayor Ainslic
iiNing the rate of faxation mn h,rl,
stocks as agreed to by the local mn
.iohai banks. following several con-
ferenccs held by the Mayor and ON
Gals of the banks.
The bank stock for the years 1919
l'l" ana 1919 will he assessed -, 6n
cents per 500. and for 1920 and io9i
at 50 cents. This stock w,s arrono
"usiN assessed in the wears mon
TONED. Upon this assessment tho
oahKS demurred. although the amount
was PAID, and the question was taken
INTO the courts. The United States
supreme Court found that tho banks
could not no assessed on this nron.
crty at Il rate higher than other sim
ilar property, and the city would
nave been compelled to refund large
sums OF money had not a compro-
mise heen effected by the Mayor. In
ms message to Common Council Mon
day night i'm reference to the matter
Mayor Ainslic said:
During the past summer n,dc
a proposal of settlement to tho hanks
OF the city for the purpose of end
ing tho long-standinG controversy
over city taxation of bank shares.
The proposal was first explained To
your Committee on Finance AMI re-
ccivcd its approval.
The principle of the settlement is
that the city tax on bank shares for
the disputed years shall he such as
VIII make the total State and CITY
rat" &c same as such total on other
monted capital for those years.
The proposal has been for,nalIv
accepted on behalf of all the natiouol
banks. hut recommend that no dis
tlnctton be made between national
and state banks in rctunding amounts
previously collected in excess of wb,t
would have been collected under tho
aforementioned principle.
AS IL is desired to have n nroncr
order entered at the present term OF
the supreme Court of Appeals OF \-ir-
Einia ending the pending litication.
ask the immediate adoption Of Tic
accompanying resolution. and to thnt
ehd l request its reference 10 tho
committee Oh Finance with author
i,Y TO report to either branch"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
MAKE TENTATIVE PLANS
FOR RECEPTION OF F0CH!
No Date for Arrival Fixed, but
Believed He Will Arrive
November %.

y tentative program for the rccep-
ton Of Marshal Foch has been ar
ranged by the committees in charge
of the affair. While the date OF the
visit TO this city of Marshal Foch has
not been definitely fixed, it Is be-
liovcd he will he able 10 come 10
Richmond on -Ntrcmber IS. y pa
rade will be given from Broad street
Station TO Capitol Square immediately
upon the arrival OF the distinguished
Frenchmhn. and later he will be
driven over one OF the nearby bat
ucie!ds and Il banquet will be given
in the evening at the jefferson Hotel
Marshal Foch will! DC met at Fred
crlchSburE or Ashland ny Governor
Davis and the committee. \ squad
of Y. NJ, I. Cadets will fire a salute
as he leaves the train. and he will
then DC greeted by the Mayor and
reception committee.
The V. NJ. 1. Cadets and John Mar
shall High School Cadets will be
lined UP on the plaza in front OF the
Broad Street station, and as the
marshal comes out of the station
the "Star-SpanGlcd Banner" will be
played.
The parade Will then start down
Broad street. and General Foch will
be escorted by guard Of honor from
the American Legion. Uniformed
units. bands and special committees
Will be in the parade
Genera! Foch Will then go to the
monument Of General Robert T. Lee
and place wreath at tn. base as
tribute to the Southern commander
delegation of Confederate Veterans
ana Daughters OF the Confederacy
VIII be drawn up about the statue
TO witness the ceremony
Luncheon VIII be served at the
Governors Mansion, and the number
OF guests VIII be limited to twelve
1here VIII be no speakers at the
banquet except the marshal. Three
hundred guests VIII he present, and
there VIII be periodic dancing by
richmond debutantes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
Services for II. w. Thompson
Will BE Held From Calvary
Baptist at ! O'Clock.

nncral services for Richard Will
lis THOMPSON. aged -. who was one
of the victims ot the automobile ac-
cldcnt at tho intersection of Grove
Avenue and Robinson Street Monday
night. will bo conducted from cal
vary Baptist church at O'clock to-
DAY, Rev. Carter Ashton Jcnkcus,
pastor Of the church. uiijciatiuc In
torment will be in Rivervicw Gene
terry.
MIR. Thompson was one Of Tho old
est pharmacists in tho state. H..
WAS a veteran OF tho War Between
Robert E Lee CAMP. No. I. Confcd-
orat" Veterans. He WAS the son OF
G. w. and Air~. NJ V. Thompson. of
Tho city. Mr.. Thompson was born
in Richmond ana spent the greater
part OF the *cvcnty-iivc years Of
his life in this city.
Mr. Thompson married Miss Net
tic EcHclS. or rctcrsburr. and the
couple recently celebrated their gol-
den wedding anniversary. After his
marriage, hc moved to Pctcrsburg
where he was engaged in the drug
business for a few years. hut later
returned to Richmond to take UP
the same enterprise.
lie is survived by his wife. who is
in the Retreat for tho Sick In n
critical condition as IL result of the
accident which proved fatal TO her
husband. and one daughter Mrs. j.
Stuart HanckeJ, OF CharlottcSvillc
Mr.. Thompson WAS Il member of
Calvary Baptist Church and had been
an ardent church member all of his
life.
Il. l.. Lee Camp will have a detail
o! honor accompany the remains.
The deacons of Calvary Baptist
Church will act as honorary pallbcar-
ers. The active pallbearers will be
Messrs. Rennie gordon. c. T. Nor
man, Captain Beaurcgard Lorraine,
W. 4. Vaughan. J. W. Huss. G. =
Turner, W. NJ. Reynolds and John
Shinault.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09

or architecture at tho University of
pennsylvania, retained as consulting
expert by the two boards, Is going
ahead with tho preparation OF pre-
hminary specifications rs Il guide to
architects who enter the competition.
with tho understanding that only n
1o0-capacity auditorium Is to be pro-
vided. II changes arc later made I'm
the plans. they would entail enor-
NOUS expense and would mar tho
architectural appearance Of tho build :
ing. members OF tho commission
said
Governor Davis has asked tho com
mission to consult him before fnal
or irrevocable action is taken com
hitting the State to Il building con-
tract, but his request does not limit
the commission In It's study of plans
or competition In the selection of nm
architect. Tho commission liz wait
Ing on DIR. Laird. who Is expected TO
have his preliminary papers ready for
architects by December l. Those en-
terinG the competition would then be
given not less than sixty DAYS to
view the site and work out their own
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Conference Of heads of women's
organizations at Az East Franklin
street. II a. NJ.
Richmond Advertising Club.
Murphy's Hotel. 1880 =. NJ.
Elementary Teachers Associa-
ton. Ruffncr School. 3:30 L. NJ.
Confederate Institute. or Battle
Abbey. Boulevard and Kcnsingt ton
Avenue. open from 10 a. NJ. to
L. NJ.
Rotary club. Murphy's Hotel. 6
J.. NJ
arcnt-Tcacher Association, II.
+. leo School. 3 L! NJ.
Confederate Museum. Twelfth
and clay streets. open ? a. NJ. to
> l.. VI.
lin Montague before American
Institute of Banking. Chamber OF
Commerce auditorium, S:30 l.. NJ.
r.. W. Darlington before Trades
and Labor Council, Arcade Build
ing $50 p. NJ.
Church Day. Seventh Street
Christian Church. 1890 y. NJ. to
10 +. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
CORONER'S JURY TO PROBE
MONDAYS AUTO TRAGEDY
DR.. Whitfield Will Conduct
Joint Inquest This Morn
ing at 10 O'clock.

Inquiry into the automobile trag-
edy at Robinson Street and Grove
Avenue Monday night, resulting in
the deaths of X. ". Thompson. aged
commander of r. Il. Lee Camp. No. J..
L. c. V, and W. II. Sampson. and the
serious injury OF Mrs. L. W. Thomp-
son. wife of the Confederate veteran,
rIan at 10 o'clock this morning. Coz
oncr J. NJ. Whitfield. after viewing
the bodies OF Mr. Thompson and Mr..
sampson. announced he would con
duet II joint inquest. The members
of the coroncr's jury are hamilton
White. foreman; J. :. Tolkcv. Rich
ard Cox, w. G.. Cammack, l.. l.. Smith
and G.. I. Dearne.
Pending E-ray examination OF Mrs
Thompson's injuries. II has not been
determined whether she suffered Il
fractured skull. She is a years old
and attending physicians are said TO
despair of her recovery.
In Il statement yesterday. J. w.
Evcrs. of zoo East Leigh Street driver
of the car which struck down the
aged commander of Leo Camp. his
wife and Mr.. Sampson. expressed deep
regret over the accident. He sai id he
expected to establish the fact that he
Is n careful driver. Witnesses and
occupants OF the !ll-fatcd automobile
are said to have eSoneratcd Evars of
blame, stating that the accident was
unavoidable. Police Sergeant r. W.
Grafton and Policemen overly and
Tancey, who were among the FIRST on
the scene. are said To have declared
that. in their investigation. they
found no Indication OF speeding or of
reckless driving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
ASK CITIZENS TO SPEAK
OUT ON MEMORIAL HALL.
Commission Would Like Any
Objections 10 Size to Be
Voiced Now.

IL citizens OF the State arc not
satisfied with the decision of tho
War Memorial Commission and tho
state Library Board TO put into tho
memorial library building an audi
torium seating only 500 people they
should ut once mako known their
objection. and not wait until tho
state has gone To great expense In
the matter or securing plans and
holding competition for the selec-
ton of IN architect. members of the
commission said yesterday.
DR. warren Powers Laird, professor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
DIR. BROWN WILL SPEAK
TO ADVERTISING CLUBS
VIII Address joint Meeting MT Mur-
phys on How 10 Effectively
Use Words

br. Edmund y. Brown, Jr. profess
sor OF economics, Richmond College,
"'l deliver the second OF series
81 addresses on advertising before
inc Richmond Advertising Club and
inc "omen's Advertising Club, In the
i1e2zaHinc par!or OF Murphy's Hotel
To-Day At 1880 o'clock His subject
"!l be "Words-iiow to Use Them
in Advsrt!s!ns."
pr Hrown will discuss which
IHa"ss the stronger factor in advcr-
Using cory-thc appeal TO reason or
M appeal 10 emotions which kinds
- words succeed bcs, in advertising.
abstract or concrete, and Will also
Ho.nt out tho danger OF over-empha-
Sis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
RICHMOND-MADE GOODS
SUBJECT OF ADDRESSES
*. w. Darlington and H!il Montague
VIII speak Before Two
t,atherint.s

Two addresses on PLY E.-r.rsna-
Made Goods' "ill ~ se,tversG To-.
night. L. " Carrin.,ar vii - ,he
Chamber Of Commerce epreyeata-
tive before the Central Traa.s md
i.ior Counca ,n tse Arcade build
the members -; the American l-.-f.
iute If Banking 'n the auditorium II
the Chamber u Conmsr a. $50
o'clock.
On Friday nigh, 7 II. Rinsord Will
represent tho Chamber ~ Commerce
before the Cigar Makers Uuion. Eo
l@a. IN ,he Eagles iiome ie Viii
tax buy Richmond mado goods aud
this city.
The Haarl.o County Fsr,n.-s,
Union. witch meets Monday ,I.h,
III Murphy Hotel! wilI be al.
dressed ty II t. IItchford
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
DISCUSS Memorial Aua,,orrum.

Representatives OF various organi-
cations met with O. l.. Parrish. chair
man of the Chamber of Commerce
Municipal Committee or the Ford lot
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. and
viewed the premises and discussed the
proposed auditorium in the War Me-
mortal building. The report of the
conference will be made at a meeting
of the various organizations interest
ed, which will &c held some time dur
ing the next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
Dock Coun,pit,.c No..

The Council Committee on Dock
River and Harbor. has been called tn
meet at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
~ which time the possibilities of
James River as waterway will be
discussed AZ this meeting MANS
Will he formed for the presentation
OF a report to the Deeper Waterways
convention. which meets in Savanna.
next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
Sami. Gro,to Dcl.c,,..

Sam,s Grotto. V. p. L h.. WIN ~,
represented in Norfolk Saturday a.,
the formal opening OF IN, iod~c
rooms OF Baya Grotto. An ,abor,,.
program has been arranged Tor ~
exercises. Tho Richmond dol,.a,io,
embraces L. e. Pciouze, Frank : I'm
lington, George \. Davis. Otto N.,s.
ter, Jr.. F. a Frs, Charles w. And.r.
son. WY Abrams and Otto Gund!.ch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09

Ideas for It's development, making
possible. IL duo diligence is ci
pioyed, to close tho competition ubo
FeDruary l, although 1t Is expect
10 take several months after q
architect IL selected to prepare d
tailed working drawings and blu
prints on which construction CO..
tract could be awarded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-09
Organization Meeting TO-DAY.

Representatives of various won
ems organizations Interested In wor1
peace will meet this morning Mt
o'clock Mt the home OF Mrs. Kat
Langley Boshcr. 422 East Frankl]
Street. to formulate plans for n cor
certcd movement In tho interest j
world peace