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The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-26

everywhere because the nations who sit in the international game are not all imbued with the same ideals and the same motives. Some of them always have an extra card or two con sealed mp their capacious sleeves and the result is always more wars and more preparations for wars to regain what was lost at the last con ference.
 It IS evident then that we must approach the question from new angle, and that angle is economic necessity Here Is the only master which the modern nation will obey If will not let up on its preparations for war because war is wrong but only when if is convinced that war does not pay and that preparation for it will lead to economic disaster.
 The great nations of the world are coming to this realization. The allies disarmed Germany and now they see that nation, released from
 the terrific military burden, taking on new lifc going ahead by leaps and bounds because it has been relieved of this military "Old Man of the Sea" Instead of rendering Germany powcrless by disamng her, they have given her the chance to retrieve the situation, pos SibIy to recover from the shock of war more rapidly than her conqurrors.
 The significance of these facts has not been lost on the world, and the people of every cour- try are demanding to be relieved of the stag 2, ring tax burdens which take nine out of every ten dollars of national revenue for war pur- poses. This is why the year 1927 is the logical time for the calling of a conference for the linn itation of armaments.
 It the nations in their session in Washington can make start toward whiting down the burdens ow war preparation they will have ac- IcompIished more than any conference in the past and will have paved the way for complete disarmament in the future.
 There are, of course obstacles ahead Doubt less some of the skilled diplomats will be on hand still seeking to wish on us the cadavcr of the league of nations and the obligations this would entail.
 Bnt fortunately there is practical man in the White House now, one who is used to deal ing with conditions other than with theories. And in his preliminary conversations with the powers of Europe and Asia, Secretary of State Hughes has shown an unusual and healthy dis position to stick to his text and to refuse to wander down any of the blind alleys which have been SO nvitmgIy pointed out 10 him. So long as President Harding and Secretary Hughes stick to their tcXt which has to do with limitation of ornaments and, not intrma- tonaI agreements to settle the future status of the worId the conference has a ncxccIIcnt chance of success. That they intend to do so can be gathered from their conduct mp to this time.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-26
ALLEGE PLOT TO BLOW
 UP MINE IN ARIZONA
,By Associated Press)

GAINESVILLE, Ariz.. Sept. 26.- Thfrty-eight coal miners were ar rested near Spadra while gathering in a masked and armed force, and lodged in jail here. The officers claim there was a plot to blow up the Spadra mine, where uon.union labor was employed.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-26
CALL FOR BIDS

Pursuant to an order of the com. mon council of the town of Cordova, Alaska, sealed proposals will be re- ceived for the construction of &, float to be erected at the city dock in the town of Cordova, Alaska. Said proposals to be made in ac- cordauce with specifications on file in the office of the Town Clerk and to be filed with the Town Clerk on or before six o'clock P. NJ. Monday October 3rd. 1921.
 The council reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 K. c. ROBINSON
 -%o-" Town Clerk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
SUPREME COURT GRANTS
WRIT IN MURDER CASE
Pcndie,on. Convicted OF Singing
Barker, Will Carry Appeal to
Highest Tribunal

! Writ OF error and superscdcus was
awarded yesterday by the Supreme
V Wyni, Of , Appeals in IN" cas-. OF
monwealth, In which the appellee
, was convicted Of acknowledgement mur-
DER III The Circuit Court OF Enckinc
nam County. The case 1T one time
was on" of great interest The nc
oused sho; u man named Barker
through the back and side with u
ShotSun while the latter is alleged
10 nave been forcibly cscoriing -
sister in-litw.. fifteen years OF age.
rom church IL Justified his ac-
iions on III" Srnunds that Barkrrs
attentions were Improper
Barker. the I,ctition sets forth.
was Known always 10 rarty a Suh
as some OF the small shot penetrated
his hand AS i, rested OH his nip
i'"Skct. The rctition icpds 10 tho
n"i'sf ma, Barker turned his back
Moss. the girl IA question. stumbling
and falling To the ground. pcndir-
ton shot Barker while he believed
n. other WAS reaching for his gan
The incident occurred near tIiiwN.i.
Two othcr writs al error were
granted in tn, cour, ycst,r day. ono
to Mrs. NJ. j.. Harley verses the Com
m"nw.aith. from liustings Court.
Fart IL. and the other OF y. JvunCN
l'urccli versus the Washington and
old Dominion Electric Railway. Inc
The case Of Mrs. HARLEY is consul
.rtu unique In the Annals Of the
court; as she WAS convicted oil dis
orderly conduc, ~ III" Hastings
lion sets forth, VA. afterwards ac.
knpwicdEed to lac untrue \ tine Of
Slu ana costs was imposed. In the
latter cosc Il verdict OF S5.uon WAS
awarded the plaintiff In the circuit
Court of i.oudoun County. for in
JurirS received
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
BUILDING PERMITS HERE
SHOW BUSINESS REVIVAL
Report Of January Activities Fore.
casts Renewal Of Operations,
Butler Predicted.

Building Inspector Buti-r's r.por,
OF work Tor the month OF January.
issued Yesterday. shows AN iicr,,s.
IN hui!dinS activities over u. same,
period last Wear OF ti6J.973. Th. re-
port beers out tie optimistic vi.;v
taken by Inspector Butler. Who
stated last ian that he forcs.w =
renewal at opcrat!uns early IN hC
Year And" said Mr. !iutl,r vrgt",..
day. when the new build.n. cod,
i a !2w. there VIII h. sun firth.1
iHdlc%tions' at activity In the n,iiG-
Ing l.uo."
III, r"por; show. mat mtly.cisni
hPphtttI"nS Tor new structures ana
WI 'N-i"lr tor repairs were acted
Jh"n carrying a totdi valuation so.
So IT., Of w?ich i1SH.ads MAS Tor
h' =. buildings frLc permit. Tor nev.
OK i"eiH,ir NiA franz. dwellings.
twcnty-"!sht frame sheds. SIXTEEN
b' IVA garages. two apartment
houses, one. railroad ir.i.n; station.
aHi lhN permits fnr repairs in,hld"
'Wch'v frame dwellings, frurt..,,
hII'H stores. TWO manufactures ami
Two ollie" buildings
Nhc Hp'rtant buildings for M.fI,n
E'iH'l'- were issued were. two upgr, -
m'h' lpuNrs ia the West ihd. to
g"Nt l'y,Ipo. ard frcIGit station
'"' thr iich'noud Frrdcrlcksbu,E
"ul !'Dtonac Railroad Company. to
Tho average value of permits for
h'M work Is placed at >7.u57 and
.h"l lpr permits Tor rcpairs ana a.
i''ihll"hs at >j31
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
PROPERTY OF COMPANY
WONTIl ABOUT S4D,u,,, ,p,n

FOR the first time since the v,lua
ION OF ItS properties was ,onSum-
mated IN June OF 1920. by stone 4
Webster, at a cost said 10 have OK
,redcu >l"n."U0. the total valu. OF
ne properties OF the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company WAS mad,
b"pilc Yesterday hy +. Randolph WV-
Iihms, icc-prCsidcnt and counsel of
M company.
In a speech before Richmond t.nnn
So american Association of Er:., =
httFS, yesterday. Mr. Williams dc.
Nlh'cd that Ia" holdings OF IN" COM
Pan! IN NirSlhia are valued at about
E''"ep.V"r. Tho company has. from
n"'t 10 time. made public portions -.
property values on certain dt.i-
Sons oil lis liac, but never tn, ',tC
Variation reached by the engineers.
bHiiHS 1870, Mr., Williams said. ;h.
company hauled 10000 Gp0 PASSENGERS
re advocated abolition Of tn. fran
rhlNc tax charged the compauy by
the city Of Richmond. which las,
year tota!cd >lGS,utO. and which II,
declared could easily be- spou, IN i'm
l'."ve,'e"'S and Ky, cnsi2ns OF The
nat the paving Environments h. re.
moved and flexible fare. which
would allow return OF prr cent
on IN" investment To Tho stockhold.
"rS ." permitted by tn" city. IL.
declared the thir'N.yc;r franchise
was NE most desirable Following
MS address, tn" president Of the or
Sdhi%aiinn was empowered 10 anpoin,
vommiiic" of five 20 inycsrica,c tn,
proposed franchise and report vhai
''tlrN IN" association should take
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01

greatly did they esteem the ,i,,ur
of honor.
MI Mitchell quoted IN run from
Mah: Inspiring memorials in Charles.
'oh' and ALSO spoke of tina, memorial
|" General William I'itHhuyh PAYNE.
father OF Mrs. Eppa lIunton. Jr of
this City. which is erected in War.
ienton. Va. and bears the THRILLING.
S'or! Tor those who come after that
he loved his state ana was har SOL
ocr. and tina, he strovc mot for ON.
pre- and renown. but for honor ana
Commonwealth"
Another monument in Warrrnton.
s"id the noted playwright; .nd
Seho'ar' bears the inscription 'Nm-
emia's Daughters to Nirsinia'S De
renders. Such writings of the dead
SPEAK FOR themselves. but they speak
also for the high. pur. tnst. which
dictated them. Honor Your heroic
""'d ami by so doing pcrpctuatc their
power These cpitaphs tell many
lIinSS. Composed at :: tim, when
| the Socth's civilization was WRECKED.
her sons slain mems hearts were
burnia -. these memorials express an
mag nation. scir-rcs;raint of a
hiShiE inpcrsonal character. FAR re.
moved from personal grief. They
praise great things greatly"
I'm closing Mr.. Mitchell smoke of
me monument at Arlington erected
t" the dead heroes by the United
daughters of the Confcdcracy wi.o
iabored not for fame or reward. b,,
III simple ODE siencc to duty suffered
all. sacrificed all. dared all. and died
Love and admiration are creative
powers. and the spiri; Of our race
exercised i'm the face OF danger and
dcicat must rcinvigoratc the spirits
OF today passing it on to others.
Not for empire and rcnown."
quoted the lecturer. '.bu, for honor
and Commonwealth" DR. i;cvcrlcv
Tuckcr introduced the DISTINGUISHED
writer and speaker To his audience.
MIR. Mitchell has written some fifteen
plays. Two OF the best known. per-
haps. being those produced by Mrs.
Fisk". "Ecchy sharpe" ana The New
York Idea.
Previous 10 the lecture Yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Thomas \ Edison.
wife Of the inventor. who was am
honorrd guest OF the c!ub for The
afternoon. made a brief talk Mrs
Edison brought Il timely message in
thcs" days OF stress and unrest. She
begged that Nirginians. with all their
ard-iook!nG vision for the future.
would yet hold on to the great and
noble traditions OF the past: To pre-
scrv! their Individuality and charm
which is Virginia
Don, lose H." said this we'll
known welfare worker and club
woman. Hold on to the home ana
its standards OF honor ana love and
culture. which YOU have had for so
many years past. and teach the rest
OF the world the same, All thought
of today is TO get ont OF the home.
| beg YOU To go back TO IL and give
10 Your children tho ideals and care
30 needed in those FIRST. carly impress.
S!onabic years Go back to the fam |
ly altar ana the family ideals OF ,
home which send the child out into
til" world armed for his battle and !
equipped TO meet the dangers ana /
temptations OF the present. safe
guard the world OF tomorrow by |
teaching them reverence and respect. |
II is the schools ana churches and /
homes which are the foundation upon !
which 10 build a truly great dcmoc. !
racy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
DECLARES EPI7APHS LNSOUTH
SET FORTH THE IDEALS THAT
SHOULD MOLD AAAERICANLSN
Lansdon Mitchell, Anlhor and Playwright, Urges
knowledge OF Nations History in Address at Wo
mans Club-Mrs Edison Brings MESSAGE

T.,
'i''"" ''P''"P"> !" '""'"er"
| "'"S' WIS cue S"pIc'' VI
>'"'''''"''he ana brilliant address
80" yesterday "eiorc the Wonah's
80 ny .''i" su"" H'.ch'''' author and
-" S'""!'' ana
".''' w" MS literary
~. 80" "'S using "'Sh'" '"'hcr'
N'''''''' an" ms lecture
N"H ''P'c'e win thc suo-
,'"" P'''P'''" o' 'he man
~
'e'''H 'o''' ana moral
'P''"P"S nave round
W great m"rai
"P' 70 inc
"n'
-, "''" S"'u
,,,. VI inc
~. ,"'" '"N o,he' poo
H., ,., ''"s !" u"
I'M, nc 'o""'rH we are raced
,'.', "u,'' ""''"ery hr"n''m' Eng
P'p''' poSScHS'" oil
nv, 49,. a,; .'''" We
,,,. i,.,,,, 49, "''' '"'''
49,, "' question
Ar,..,,..,,,i.,~ ,,, S"'' we
roro,rf,o 49,. '"
The lecturer stated ,,.., =,
history ANA b,roo. -, 49,,
nation secs It's idc.1. =, ,,;,
how can N, country he Am.ri,
lied, unless one knows the history
ana ideals OF the past Wha. v;r-
'U"S d" you honor most. wha, mcn
&c YOU hold up as examples OF in,
h"p!cS' action Tor all time?
nave undoubtedly been indic-
"h" HSilcsS' |" our past ana
,'F'o'E' We are to American
'", we must arrive at
% harmony of ideals.
,,.,,, .I..' "'cn cannot he
r.c,1iin,, ,ha '"' sword IN
~, md ,ho, va. ~ ""' race,
good. no, given Ia ytoi.p,n RI. ,,a,,,
10 the old while ,bov ..,
new Our most rruiicL h.,,.i,
tiithright IS the spiri, az molor,
i.oE az these mcu-our ua,ionnI no
'"oS, like Washington. jefferson
Lincoln ana Lee. are on, cxcmrlors
Mr. Mitchell said that in studying
IN. "p'iaphs he had found in various
southern EraNeyards he found that
'"'E possessed no inconsiderablc de-
gree OF literary value. Most cpituphs
'rc Inc tribes Of time, some are &C.
centre many are humorous and cut
~ 'dS's' nut the people OF the south.
:" me opinion OF tn" speaker, seem
~ nave retained To a high degree the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
RAILROADS ASK HIGHER
RATES FOR EXCURSIONS
Petitinn on behalf Of PRINCIPAL Lines
Ia he Heard by Commits
sion Today

Application OF the principal rail
in excursion and convention rates
rom on. and Il third TO one and u
haF-pricc per round-trip. will bc
heard this morning before the State
Corporation Commission. Notice. of
the petition was filed some time ago.
Officials Of the State Corporation
Commission yesterday stated tina:
ONLY slight opposition TO the petit
lion has Vet been voiced and only
Few letters from what are CON
Sidcrcd minor organizations. huv..
been received The Travellers Pro-
tcciiv" Association has requested Inv
formation concerning the matter. hut
has voiced no objections as vet. rhr
Chamber Of Commerce OF Richmond
has also made some queries. but are
not known to have taken any stand
ON the matter az yet. The hearing
will begin at 10 O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
GAR COMPANY CALLS OFF
ITS PR0F|T-SHAR|NG PLAN
President Whcclwri.lu. of v. II. II
r., Declares None Left to hi
vide With Employees.
DIsTRlBrrED OVER 100000
Books, AT End of Six Months Pc
Rod, Show Deficit. After Dcduc-
ton OF Dividends to Stockhold-
crS, Official Says.


Effective today the Virginia RAN
WAY and Power Comuanv Will dis.
.,.,.,,, a.. ,,. .,,..
'"i'o!tS 10Y Tue sC"u anu S"iH'lca
reason, - Be declares. given last
nirb, las, ur.e,,i.,t I,I,o,,, ..
,,.,,. ~ ...., -,
H"N'' ''''''"' - FRONTS ms r"'-
ING holds good throughout the sNs-
TEN and effects Some 2.0oo men
,vn,l.i,,. ro, ~ mn
'S"'o"'i' anu
fetsrshurS purins the six months
that tho plan has been In operation
NOR. than slono0o r,s h.ou dis
p'"'''
ON December - :ic company
closed it's books i, ,ompu,c it's rarn.
ings during TN. mast six m,,.,L. In
order 10 dctcrmir, wha, porc.ptarc
ut premium employees would Il. en-.
titled 10 for Tho n,xt six months
This was don. ana III. 0rur.s made
public Yesterday chow ,bat ,rtrr l.
Quoting from the ne, earnings ;,
dividend of per cent on ;hc pre.
forrcd ana per cent on III. common
Stock. q dclci. i'm ,hc not rcycn,,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
DANIELS TO SPEAK HERE
NEXT SUNDAY MORNING
>e"rrtnry-~nf tho Navy VIII Address
Vanguard Class mt second
PrrShy terlnm Church.

SECRETARY. of the Navy Josephus
,"n;'!S w'!! be- in Richmond next
sunday morning and will make an
address before the Vanguard Class
OF IN" Second Presbyterian Church.
according 10 announcement made
yesterday.
Members OF the church and any
other who wish To attend have been
inyii"d 10y officials of the class. The
subject on which Secretary Daniels
MI! speak has not been announced.
The public is invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
7. 3. WORKERS TO MEET
\NA"i"'i"n viii Hold Alumni, So.
sion Tonight in tuditoriu,n
pf

>iud"nts Of tho school of Sn,,,,
" ,%i .ina i h@hLio Ileo!h wnl rr1:
a. me a"nnai m"cjing OF the MIN.
inSnH lub"reuiosis Association To-
ntthl ~ a!' o'clock. In tn. au,ii
.'ilun Ut ia" :. NJ. &. \
iir"l reports VII bc r.ad t.. Ai,.s
80" Hprh',r hGmuer executive see
'",| Il '''urS lidrwovd pIesitl.n;
- ~" "shocihipn ud bv IN II ~
id,ii,hh> of thc school uL Socill Nv.,,'
nc aims ~ tho assoriation ana is
tP'uf' h,"ns VIII be tod hv ~ /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
building PERMIT. Granted.

fuiiding Inspector Butler, yrstcr-
.Gay issued building permit 10 c.
NJ Little 10 erect IL stable with ten
stalls Oh Morgan street. between
SiNi and seventh Streets South
richmond tn cost $3.50. \ hermit
was also issued to the Philips Lumber
company 20 build frame oniSc and
Si"r"room at tho plan, on the Bou-
l'Nard between the railroad tracks
"nu Wcslwood Avenue. to cos, $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
FEDERAL COURT TO HAND
DOWN OPINIONS TODAY
Argument VIII ncBin ia Contro-
Ncrs! between Two Soft
Drink Companies.

NcrsE uctwecn Two Soft
Drink Companies.
Sevcra. important opinions will he
handed down today at - och, tx.
"heh the United states Circuit Court
OF Appeals opens it's session here I'm
TIC Federal Building. The court viii
reieasc It's opinions at noon ana take
up arE"mcnt in tho case Of the Old
dominion Beverage Company versus
the Eoca-Cola Companies.
rms case will be ullottsl the en-
lr, Time Of the first day.. session
anu II number OF wcIl-known altar
neNs are here to represent the two
'oihpahics inisrestcd. The cus, CON.
Germs ownership of a trudn ,,,',t
i m.pfSS,t ,g The Coca-coIa pco,,Io
,,ahta: Edward S. Rogers 81 C,hir,,.n.
! nrIhtis nhclns. OF Washington
representing the Old Dominin, ,,a'.
noi"phny are Louis .. Weni.n.
liaddon. "'" = cray
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Fourteen CORPORATIONS were vcs,.,..
Corporation Commission 10 dissoivc
IA order that they w:U nor havc 10
pay the ncomc taN rrquir.l ~.
Germs doing umslurSs on r.hru,,,
rho commission has b.op ,.r.,,,;i
similar petitions for sovcrai JnVs
ihc only provision being ,1",t ,i
She unanimous consni,. of ill.,. .,. -
holders
Applicants for Inc 1911 nfit,f,,f,fi.
licenses crowded the CAPITOL ,,s,,.-
day. Tho largest uumil.r ,l ~
sons presenting themselves f., Nh,
one da. were on laud ,f.rl
thronG 'hroueh0u, bnsin"ss ROM. 't
The rsNrholour ai acknowledgements"
''.li b. discussed today q. = ;T,,.i!i,g
"i the Moments Advertising ,.uh -,
J O'Clock at MINim,s N.niHrr- ~
tho club VIII Also talk on .bur <.,,
Club l.iGysry"
Application tor copy ni ,l,. ,,..
and Ola Dominion rloc,r.c f..iv..'
Inc, yesterday autpma'tctll. not....i
tho Stat. Corporation Gnn,n,js....i',,,. -
that the cUuiauy wi. secl. an II,...,i
from the me OF SlUu .iuno.,J =,
Tor failure to obs,ryr ruj,s ina4.. is,
the commission ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
Today and Tonight
in Richmond
,Innr. Monument D.,

LcEisintNc RcdiStrictInr Conn
mission. hall OF House a.. t,rIr
Entcs. =.
Hofnry Club. Nichmond Hotel, I.
american Legion I.ndics' NIuht.
hri,iderr Hat, S,;.J.
RichniOnd sports. \ssncI,fI,,
Ufrh niond Hotel. y.
lines. ..
utrh"nnd 'rubrrcuio~i. Nssocin-
Ton. y. ". q. A. ,Iiturium, S,i5.
Strnnd Thrntcr. "AIrrchnnt Of
academy of Music. ,nuJc,IlI.
n"u motion pictures. =. 1,Ia, q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01

Til. ease OF W. II. Coleman
CHARGED with attempted criminal as
SaGlt, was continued in IiuStiugS
court yesterday to February -" ON
account of the illness q; an impor-
Iant witness. II NJ carr, charged
with violation OF the prohibition law.
Was lined $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
MAYOR SIGNS PROTEST
AGAINST SIMS PROPOSAL
"'"Shcs ih signature 10 Number OF
measures I'asscd by City


mayor Ainslic yesterday approved
number OF RESOLUTIONS and ordi
,ances rcGSntly acted upon BY civ
Counttl Tba PAPERS Include two lax
measures measures. liking the license tax on
Jiihcys and for-hire cars at 325: !.
resolution calling upon Vircini,.,
reprcsentatitcs IN Congress 20 use
their influences In preventing the
srrapDins OF tho Norfolk naval banc
ana navy yard. as suggested by Adj
inirai Sims: amending the ordinance
liking the ward lines of the civ. ma
two resolutions concerning tho cns
plant bond isSuc,
INC o.lce OF the City Collector was
crowded an yesterday with ciiIzcn.
VINO neglected to pay their real estate
anu personal taxes. and all who failed
10 pay. yesterday viii he placed m,
the delinquent list today.
Jitncy and for-hirc ear license TAGS
,nhE DC secured from today. as the
license year ended on January a.
Next year. how.vcr. the license ve,,r
WIZ conform with that OF tho Stale
ana all iicrnscs for automobiles mii,;
he paid rs JanuaSy l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
Jordan Given Police ,.,v.r

City Clerk Mcdowell ycsicr.i.,,
- led upon g petition OF l. i; J"r,iny
Tor ponce powers in his duii.s
""rr'ht"harnt of TRANSPORTATION or
COMPANY. aud hr was accor,lin,.Iy
sworn ~ as special oi,iccr III,
Jordan war formcrt connected ,,ii,i
The Police Department OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
Property rr.n,;er nc.o,,.,

Was Indicated In x deed OF bar.
gain ami sale recorded i'm t.hann"ry
Curt Yesterday that property Nos.
.ot ard 100 IL West, CLAY street.
n"s sold b; T. J.. simmons to Fred
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01
mi-. Marjorie I,,rc,,,,, -,

MISS Marjorie Iiarcum. Young
49,. singer. who has been sing
NE IN New York. is seriously mi n,
Al'm"ria! Hospital. whore She wns
opcratcd on for Appendicitis Sntur-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-01

Pensioners Of Prime. WIIiam conn.
IS Will III paid Il Special aI.oWsi,,.o
nf $50 cach or February - This was
provided for oy the board o. yuatr-
meeting last week. according Ia ,,nr5
received here
, 1921-11-10

of sale of the motor vehicle and his
signature, after the purchaser of the
vehicle, to his knowledge, has made APP
plication for registration. These plates
may be used for a period not exceeding
ten days.
The minimum age of operators re-
mains at Is years, but the minimum
rate of speed at which cities or towns
may regulate traffic has heen limited
to 20 miles per hour, except at street or
alley intersections and other places of
probable congestion or danger.
1t has been made the duty of any
one replacing an engineblock bearing
a number OF other mark of identifi-
cation to place UGH number or mark of
Identification on the new part INSTALL
ed in n motor vehicle. The secretary
of state is not permitted to register n
motor vehicle unless it bears an en-
CINE number, but is permitted to assign
a special number to be punched on the
block of any such vehicle, and to keep
a record of all numbers so assigned.
Inc superintendent or highways and
his assistants have been made special
law enforcement officers, and nave the
same right as sheriffs to make arrests
for any violation of the motor vehicle
law.
BY making application for registra-
ton not later than December 10 of this
year the same registration number used
in 1920 or 1921 may be secured for
1922, except numbers over 25,O0O.
, 1921-11-10

Mrs. Lee Wilcox and Mrs. Rachel
Denham were called to Loveland, Colo,
Sunday by the illness and death of
their mother, Mrs. T.. II. L~aunchbaugh.
who suffered a paralytic stroke Sum
day morning and passed away the fol-
lowing morning. Mrs. Launchbaugh
has made several trips to this city dur
ing her daughters residence here, and
has many friends who extend their
heartfelt sympathy to Mrs. Wilcox and
Mrs. Denham In their loss.