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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
Columbia Club Dance

The C"lumhta 'luo WILL give the next
OF i,S wint"r series Of dances this eve
ming at the columbia club auditorium.
The siren SIX will furnish the dance
music and a good attendance OF tho
Climb members and their friends - eN-
nccted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
Nixon-MGty

Tho Second Methodist Episcopal
church Of bridgeport was the scene
Of an interesting wedding yesterday
ven Miss Agnes Marty. OF Bridgeport.
and MIR. William Nixon. OF Martins
. Ferry. were united in marriage" Inc
! Rev J. L. Merton performed the cere-
mony. -
The hrd" wore travelling sun OF
navy blue duvetyne with accessories OF
rr,y r,rsaxr bouquet OF sweetheart
roses completed her costume. There
. were no attendants.
Follovinr the ceremony Mr.. md Mrs.
s. Nixon departrd on a short wedding trip
ON their return they will take up their
residence in Martins Ferry. The orid"
- the daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. y. A.
Marty. Mr. Nixon IL tho son OF Mr..
and Mrs, W. y. Nixon and Is superln-
tendent e the ST. Clairsvil!e mine.
Il. Jossph's LumnAs Meet
Members of -. Joseph's Academy
>nmrac association Will hold their
annual meeting in the music hall OF the
academy today The biennial election
nr officers will be 4 feature of the meet
ing. Very Rev. .. II. Moye. v c.. VIII
preside. The following program will
be followed
Prayer ....Very Reverend O. H. Moy'
horal Numbers:
The Papal Anthem
America
piano Miss Angela DegmllIe'
Poll Call and .sinutes.
! Mss Della Nc adden. Secretary
Financial Report. ...............''''
Miss katherine Jordan. Treasurer
Presidents Message. ............'.''
.....M Miss Lillian Humphre!
Election Of Officers
Acceptance Of Offce
Address by the Very Reverend o.
Moye. V. c.. LII y.
Song ............... Anna -h7'e
Adjournment
Miscellaneous Shower
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Bearley enter
tanned Il number Of friends at thei
home in Woodsdalr yesterday evening
The affair was In the nature or mis-
ccilaneous shower in honor Of N
Misses Theresa and Mary Bauer. VIII
. will be married this morning to Mr.. Ro
.rt Jones and Mr.. Daniel Irwin. Anon
. those present were:
. Misses:
: Mary Rauer theresa BAUER
Nive Hall
/, Messrs:
Robert Jones Erwin Hamilton
rtoniel Irwin Walter Wright
! Mcssrs and Mesdames:
Hay Mccormack Edward Bearley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

A,nba centaun Is the nearest star.
hlphd = -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
70 Entertain Bridge Club

Mrs George McFadden will entertain
,sa members Of her bridge club this
.,,srnoon at her home on the Island.
pr,drs will be enjoyed between the
hours Of two and Four and tea will BE-
.n-yed at the conclusion Of play. Those
ulaying will be
MesdameS:
VI Anavait Lee Syrum
Edward Pence James h"'ton
william Klett Geo Mcfaa"en
Misses:
Alma Bolton henr'e''a r"'r'
FnAnfsgtvtn1 Dance
rhs local lodge Of h.lk~ Will give n
sarcs a, tho F:lk's auditorium on the
.yenIpp Of Thanksgiving Day. EIah"r'
80 ,rep,rations are being made for the
.r,Jr which is expected 10 prove ono
~ m. mos, enjoyable Of the Thanks
yiving rayeties. Joe Grams Orchestra
from Punxsutawn ey. Pa. will furnish
rho dance music. Dancing viii be en-
loved between the hours OF nine and
C,.~en when an intermisSlon will be AL
lowed for refreshments, after which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

4. 5h-W"hster school.
II. 5s-T'n!ou school.
&. 6h-MadiSOn school.
~ 6X-RttChis school.
F., 7h-l'niOn school.
T. 1a-IincOln school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

lust IS. 10 down and Immediately you begin 90
enjoy all the marvellous benefits which the
Thermo-Chef has to offer. Did $50 ever oetote
buy you so much leisure, convenience, economy,
s,rv;ce7 Think of the tremendous savings IN gas
which it effects. Think of the money you can
save on your meat bills. Come tomorrow. BRING
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

Women who have used fofyears
saw that the Therno-Chef saves
as high aS 25% in meat bills, a.
much as 2s% in meat shrinkage;
that one cents worth ofgas gives
four hours of cooking heat. They
say it is the greatest cooking aid
ever offered women. It cooks
without watching; it keeps meals
hot for hours when some one IS
late. It gives several extra hours
every day for other duties, for
visiting, shopping, rest or out
door exercise or recreation.
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
SPECIAL us ED CAR SALE.

Our used car cleaned out In order TO make
room the winter We will dispose
prices and terms within reach OF
ALL
1920 Dixies-A including in batleshp grey with
wire wheels Every one is guaranteed. your PICK AZ
only $4,000 down and $45. 90 month
tourng and roadsers In motcrcar
and burnt These cars Will astonsh you
to reliability at the price. Guaranteed
$4,000 DOWN AND $4,000 PER MONTH.
1920 Elgin-A bully spacious sixentire engine
(same the Veie 3d. color handsome and black
with natural finish wheels - ...,,u,x
$4,000 DOWN-$3500 MONTH.
Maxwel-Handsomely revarnished; good tires all
around; pulls fine. u. .,..,u,,
1919 good tires attractive color fine
running small economical to operate, full elliptic
springs around like the Franklin and with the famous
million dollar motor" ..~..n,,
Chander-Rebult engine. ...
1919 Ford-Tontruck express body
S650O DOWN-$2500 MONTH.
1919 Fodght delivery; fine panel body engine completely
$50 90 DOWN-$2250 MONTH
SPECIAL ROADSTER-$5000 Down-$500 a Week
POTOMAC SALES CO..
lll1-11l3 14th st. N. w. Main 6666
The Washington times., 1921-11-04

BAR PIN-Shriner; dull gold. at Roys'
Cafe, on Pa, ave, Monday eve. Reward
1913 31st st. N. w. West 2613.
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
LOST AND FOUND.
l.OsS Z

BAG with mail between city p. o. and
sth and SITS. N, w; reward 800
N w
The Washington times., 1921-11-04

wANTED---One or two ladies to share
p m ss Adams St N. w. HertA ie<sA
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES.
TIRE
BARGAINS.

Here 10 the biggest cut in tire prices the
world ever dreamed of-every tire brand
new and fresh from leading American fac
tories:
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Our List Of Houses and Businesses
runs from a few hundred dollars to s30o.-
900. Call at our offices and we will cheer
fully try TO suit you,
American Realty Trading Company
s20 New York ave. Main +0tz.
The Washington times., 1921-11-04

BAR PIN-Blaok Onyx, set with dia-
monds. Liberal reward. Phi. Frank. 6sIo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
DAVIS BROTHERS TO BU|LD'LACK OF IMPROVEMENTS
ABOUT FIFTY DWELLINGS HAL Is WEST END GR0NTH
To Lay Plans Before City Council
for CONSTRUCTION of Homes
in Jackson Ward.

m extensive program for the re-
lioving of the housing shortage in
Jackson ward viii he undertaken by
Davis Brothers il plans put forward
by them are approved by tho City
Council.
Davis BROTHERS control tho site Of
the Wellington Brick Company, which
has not been in operation for more
than two years.
They propose TO erect between
forty and sixty dwellings, on this
site for tn. colorcd population at AN
early date If the CITY Council Will
agree TO extend gas and water lines
into this section. The contractors
plan 20 build the houses in lois of
sixteen each.
This plan. which has been IN tho
mak!ng for some time. WAS brought TO
tn. forefront by the desire of the
city Fathers" To condemn :, number
OF houses now located in jackson
Nard and occupied 10y negroes. They
are unable to do this. however. as
there - no plac" for the present resi-
dents 20 move.
j. Lee Davis. president OF the con-
struct!on firm, will appear before the
Finance Committee of the Council
tomorrow afternoon and outline his
plan Of procedure. laying before the
committeeman the terms under which
he will start the construction work.
II they approve these plans the step
.or the relief of the negroes Will soon
he started.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Banking Institution to Open Doors Tuesday
BUILDING ACTIVITIES
GAINING MOMENTUM
AMI Unsettled Labor Conditions,
Developments Continue.

Commenting on the building s,tua-
ton. :. W. Strauss OF S. ". Straus &
Co. says:
some uncertainty na to prices. a
VOL as unsettled labor conditions in
ny places have tended 70 rctard
building operations somewhat Not
withStandinE this fact. there is an on
courhg!ng amount OF prospective
building projects being reported by
architects and builders. and there Is
basis for IN" belief that activities viii
gain momentum ~ the season pro-
crosses.
There continues 10 be great i'm
rroTcmcnt In the construction al:
Hom"s, particularly. u the multi
family types. Measured In square
feet tho total volume Of now r.si-
denccs since tho frs. Of the year has
been bui Slightly behind The showing:
mad" during the same period o. 1920
when building conditions were at the
h"iEht Of their acti"!ty. Comparison
Win tho same period in 1912 shows
that during <hc current year there
has been som" CHin in the actual
amount II new residential cons:ruc-
tom work
while favorable showing has
boon made so far this year in the
construction Of homes. there has been
considerably less new building Of
mercantile and Industrial types than
hUrinG thc sam" period Of 1919 and
1920. In the .otal amount oc nclv
/ buildings there has been Il sliCh,
gain over 1919. hut considerable
loss oyor the 1920 showing Tho
p"r!od sine" tho nrst % the year has
Witnessed tho investment Of moro
money ln buildings Of all types than
l til" aver: 90 FOR the same period dur
/ ing the last ton years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
GENERAL DECLINE IN
COMMODITIES ENDED

Recent Increases in the Wholesale
prices OF certain commodities do not
indicate "a new period Of rising values.
IN the opinion Of Herbert l.. How ell.
vice president of the National Bank
Of Commerce in New York. They do.
however. show that the violent gen
cral decline in raw materials is dcn-
nitcly AZ an end Many individual
commodities will show considerable
further revisions, he believes. bat
the general movement has reached a
lcvo, nj which manufacturers may
do business on tho basis Of their own
requirements, irrespective of the
market prices Of unrelated com
moditics.
-Of the twcnty-six representative
commodities quoted monthly by the
National Bank Of Commerce in New
York in its magazine. Commerce
Monthly" Mr.. Howell points out
sixteen showed increases In May
over the preceding month. while four
stood still and only SIX continued to
decline"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
RICHMOND, VA. SUNDAY, MAY 90 1921.
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
IMPROVING GRADUALLY
Outlook Better Despite Conscrvn-
tism--DispoSition to Conlinc
Purchases to Needs

Tho rcp,r. 90 I, ., p -.
"' "'n In
P"hE on inc business conditions on
lStinc at the present time. complied
for The Timcs-Dispa,ch 10
,o,,.
%
conservatism and a disposition TO
Con!inc purchases to tho most ahso-
lt,,, moods co,,;,,,o
''' VI BUSINESS C"h"iu9nS IN h"th
wholesale and retail lines. Win IL
all. however. there Is "a ,-c,o-,i ,,
.fry ,b,, ,t.t
"'' N'""'E nm
P'"''hS' Lack OF employment and
curtailmcnt Of operations hv ya-ioue
inlus,rics ,r. ,.-roI,. b,,d
,:, f.,
az ''''"'' VI t"uc C"ncl-
irons 10 more speedily work back
to normal
Sun,fr,o, j.; ~,
are '"unH
l" "c Suihc!eht Tor requirements and
deliveries are prompt. The only Dro-
nounccd shortage is noted in womcn's
SIX hose Several local Wholesalers
nave exhausted their supply of this
commodity. and mills claim ii will not
>" possible to make new deliveries
before the early part OF August.
DRY cords ana notions. both whole
sale and retail, show a disposition to
laE. notwithS Standing further price
concessions and numerous special re-
duction sales. Mems clothing. ready
to-wear as Well as suits made 10 or
DER. idil 70 show tho activity that had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY
ENTERS BEAUTIFUL HOME
Local Banking Institution Will
Throw Open Doors OF New
Building on Tuesday.
MODERN THROUGHOUT
Structure Is Absolutely Iircproof
in Construction, and Ten Vaults
Provide Safety for NaluablcS.
Interior Tastcfully Decorated.

The Virginia Trust Company yes
torday started moving into its ncw
building AT ninth and Main Streets
and on Tuesday tho doors or this
beautiful structure wiiI Toe thrown
open TO the public. Many visitors
are expected 10 crowd into The bAild-
Ing merely as sirhtsecrs along with
those who will enter to coniuc, bust
ncss.
The building Is constructed OF whit"
vocal granite Gu, ~ one Of ou-
:nasors. The outstanding feature OF
tho exterior is the colossal arch be
,""cn two severely plain pyious. This
facade Is modelled after tho ciHss,~
Roman architecture of tho carly DAYS
Inside the massive granite door'va '
is a hugh banking room, 100 feet !org
by 50 feet wide crowned ~ an amber
glass done Hfty fcct from The hoor.
Subduod var!-colorcd plastcra aiorn
Tho "a!ls which support probably the
finest pnlychEonc Italian cDn"r.d
ceiling in Richmond Three lnrr"
tfonZe chandeliers ar. suspended from,
the cHilnE The WOODWORK OF IN"
main room are mahogany and At tn"
rear IS d beautiful Paladian Window.
ItNs hp1fTn aullS
Tn" new bank inv Institution is
equipped with the nncst uoicru
vaults. ~ wnich there arc ten, !nclud-
ing storage rooms for silver. sccGrt-
ties, trunks hooks and valguh!cs Of
mos; any size or uatIr"
on tho FIRST floor is the large main
vault o; the hank. The great door
and vcs,ibulo weigh over twenty tons.
Tho door IS nftcon inches thick and
has tho latest mechanism. similar TO
That used by the Federal resrrv"
banks The walls ar" Of rc-cuforcct
concrete with a lining az driIlpr Jof
and torchproof steel.
Each officer has his own consu!'a-
t!on room. and handsomely furnished
commute" rooms provide space for =
number OF simultaneous privatc con-
fcrcuccs. Customers OF the t,.nk
WIFI be given permission TO use these
room sat any time for tho holding
OF meetings.
The board room, modelled after tho
English plan, gives the touch ot dig
nifty beNttIng the chamber. where tho
most important conferences arc held
a massive hand carved Open nrcplace
is built In this room.
The Virginia Trust Company was
founded May % 1899. II has Il cap
i'ai Of 100000 and an Gained sur
ulIs of 5000. 600. Officers OF the COM
pnny arc: Herbert ". Jackson. Dr"si-
don't; r. G. Williams, Jr.. .irc-prcs
dent. Walker Scott. vice president.
l.. H. Ayictt. secretary i ~ Cor
don. trust oiuccr. T.. r. Wyatt. as
sistant secretary. and ". y. Jcr-nan.
assistant treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
VIRGINIA STATE FA| R
.CATAL0C OUT WEDNESDAY
Booklet Will Contain 40 Pages
Being Issued Much Earlier
Than Last Year.

The premium cataloG OF tho V.r-
einia state Far viii be out June LIST.
The 1921 cataloE viii contain 40
pages, and is being issued much
earlier than usual. Last years fair
was very successful. and tho earn
ings arc being put into Increased
premiums in every department o! the
1921 fair. Twcnty-two thousand dol
lars is 20 be given for live stock
which SURPRISES tn" top-notch figure
for any Eastern fair.
So great was the interest shown
last year in tho boys and girls club
exhibits that this is To he spccial
feature in tho coming fair fact
miniature fair in itself The frs,
premium is to he ono Years tuition
81 the Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
valued at $500 The total OF price,
In this division Will aggregate IS 600.
Prizes FOR beef cattle vii! hc am
usually large Short Horns. sa.3ai;
licreforts. s3,325; Aberdeen Angus.
SLl25; Virginia Ia, steers, sl.ll5.
y new feature that promises the
kccncst Statewide rivalry bctwca1
counties is the county cattle herd
contest. Four hundred dollars goes
to the Gucrnscys and AN coual
amount to the Holstcin Fricsians.
Seven entries have already been re-
ceived. There are large premium in
creascs also for swine. sheep AM
horses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Virginia Has 818 Fertilizer Plants
College Head Speaks
on Farmers Problems

GRRANA. ILL. May IS Lessons
OF tho last ten years for Amcri-
can farmers we're summarized
here today by Dean T. Davenport.
head Of the college of agriculture
of the University of Illinois. He
said
"Thc experience Of the last ten
years has taught farmers that the
cost Of production is Of moro i'm
portancc than yield, that animal
production is especially costly ami
hazardous. that our marketing
machinery is Inadequate for the
bulk and complcxity OF the bust
ness. and that credit system
built up for commercial purposer
is not adapted TO agricultural pur-
poses"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Leroy r.. Brown States That This
Hccii"n Is Most Valuable Sur
rounding Richmond.

Leroy r. Brown, of the firm OF 7.
thompson Brown & Co. YES
terday made the following s,atcmo,,
IN regard TO suburban conditions SUI
rounding tn" city:
Fed persons. except uho.o r.bo
Hai!y viSi, the surburbs. rccormiyo
'hc wonderful improvements nov.
Eoihk IN certain suburban sec,,ons
hdJoln!nE Richmond ON ever hand
IN IN" William RyrG Fart scrtinn
North side. South Side and Eas, E,J
Whcre city improvements arc avail.
"",., new buildings ar" going IN.
hut, tn" very best of our siIrhur
pan section. that west of the city ,rt
"otW""h Broad street Road and West
hampton Avenue. Hes dormant. IN
a'I!N" ana few If any buildings arc
"'!hS quilt because Of the lack of
me c!iN improvements. HAD this s,c-
'ion, city water. sewers, gas sir,c,s
exc. a very different condition ,,opIJ
EXIST and scores OF home build.rs
VINO have purchased sites arc auNious
I" start IN" construction work when
thesc comforts are provided.
IAcN Will come in time. hut there
Is no douh, of tho fact thai ms
section Is heinS left behind hv INC
rapid strides being made in other ye,.
lions, The Belt Line is practically
completed, bridges have been bulli
and streets laid out. hut the modern
comforts of city are woetuuy lack
ing
If these conditions are allowed
10 exist and no steps taken to Mace
inns section of the city, the most
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
NATIONAL COAL MEN
PRAISE RICHMOND
Members of Retail Coal Merchants
Association Loud in Comment
OH Local hospitality.

"Richmond and Southern hospi-
tally were exploited TO US TO an un-
hclicvabic degree before we came to
National Retail Coal Merchants As
ISOLATION. but VIC found tina; II was
more than justified before our visit
vas cndc1." read national coal pub
lrcation. speaking OF the conference
held here recently.
Rut this was only one Of the many
favorable comments which have been
made through various papers pub
lishcd in all parts of the United
states. Many OF the delegates who
attended the convention We're on their
first visit to the Southland and were
getting their first taste OF Virginia 9
welcome TO strangers. The boat trip
down the James River To wcstovcr.
former home III William BIRD and one
OF the few remaining large planta-
tions in this section. has come in foi
special comment and praise.
The Richmond Chamber Of Com
m.rcc has received a great number Of
communications from cities in the
vest asking for Information con-
corning Richmond and the vicinity.
One OF these, from a Utah delegate
to tho convention, asked for twenty
copies Of the industrial bulletin is
sued by the chamber. Il want TO
show my friends the type of town
we visited" the letter read.
Walker CottreN. prominent local
coal dealer, was chairman OF the ar
ranEcmcnts committee and to him is
given n great deaf OF the credit for
the successful cntcrta inmcnt Of Rich
mond's guests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
BUILDING OPERATIONS
FOR WEEK ARE S49O.728

Building operations in Richmond
for The week were sf9o.72S. accord
ing 20 an announcement; made YES
terday by Building Inspector Butler
.: this amount. Si5?.G5S was for new
construction and s3l.6I0 for repairs
and alterations. There were thirty
seven permits issued for now work
and twenty for repairs.
Announcement was made Yesterday
that the Methodist church will con
struct a publishing house here at an
approximate cost OF 100000 The
building will nc located a, Fifth and
Grace Streets. The Methodists will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
ELAN & FUNSTEN FIRM
TAKES NEW QUARTERS

y deal Of interest in real ,sta;"
circles has just been consummat"d
whereby Elam u Funston. real estate
agents. take over the offices at pres
en- occupied by the Virginia Trust
company in the Travellers Building.
j. r. Eiam has been in his prcs-
cnt office. az Ill2 East Main street
for iifty-two wears, his business hay
ing hccn established in 1865. q. IL
Funston went with the firm in 1851
ELAN & Funston have for some time
felt the need of larger quarters. and
they VIII move as soon as necessary
improvements are completed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
MANY FERTILIZER PLANTS
ESTABLISHED IN VIRGINIA
Only Three States, Georgia, South
Carolina and Maryland, Have
More Plants of This Nature.
PRODUCE $500, 700 TONS
Fertilizer Plants in State Have
Output Valued at $3.50. 2SS, 900,
According TO United States De-
partmcnt of Commerce..
Especial 10 The Times-D!spatch.l

Especial TO The Times D!spa tch.l
WASHINGTON. May 2S.-Thcrc are
more fertilizer plants In Virginia
than any State in the country, with
the exception OF Georgia South Car
olina aud Maryland. according to
preliminary statistics for the 1919
census OF the fertilizer industry,
made public today by the Bureau OF
the Census. United states Depart
ment OF Commerce.
reports We're received from SIS
establishments reporting tho manu-
facturc of fertilizers and their pro-
duets for the year 1919 were valued
At s3O5.25S,0oO. OF these, 500 cstab-
lishmcnts. with products valued at
f2IS.6io.0Oe. were principally en-
gagged in the MANUFACTURES of ferti-
lizcrs and 2io establishments re-
ported the manufacture OF fertilizers
to the amount of S26i,629, 900 as sub
sidiary products.
Al the census of 1914 there were
las establishments in the aggregate
with products valued at sl69,Oi7 900.
the same being exclusive o ( subsid-
larry fertilizers products to the value
OF Sij,S21.OO0 by iai establishments.
S.:gO.10O Tons Produced.
The fertilizers produced by all es-
Establishments in 1919 aggregated s.
200, 700 tons, valued at s2S0,2SS. 900.
as compared with S.A32.O0O tons.
valued at $3.50, 26o, 600 in 1914 This
is a decrease in tonnage OF II per
cent with AN Increase in value OF
Si2I.09S 600, or 81 per cent.
In 1919 the establishments in the
industry proper. 800 in number. were
located !ii in Georgia. so in South
Carolina, a. each in Maryland and
North Carolina. Sc in Virginia, 80 In
ALBANIA. 81 in Pennsylvania. "a In
Florida, 81 in Ohio. |? in New Jer-
scy. IL In California, II in Indiana.
IL In Illinois. 10 each in Maine and
Tennessee. . each In Mississippi and
Texas. : in Delaware, each in Con-
nccticut, Louisiana and New York
4 each in Kansas and Kentucky. 3
each in Missouri oregon and Wash
inEton. each In Arkansas. Colorado,
Massachusetts and Nebraska, and
each in Iowa, Michigan. Montana,
Nevada, New Mexico, Rhode Island
and West Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Mnnt One ON Rnnrd.

LfNCHBURG, VA. May 2s.-A. II.
Light, Commemorative attorney for
Campbell County and. as such. a
member OF the County Electoral
Board. which this summer will elect
new school trustees for the several
school districts of the county. is ad-
Hocating the election OF one woman
20 each of the six boards. Mr.. Light
Is asking the people OF the various
districts to indicate their choice MS
a guide 10 him when the matter
comes before the board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
business situation Improving.

WASHINGTON. May cS.-Sccretary
Of the Treasury Mellon stated yester-
day that the business situation was
improving slowly, hut n business
boom here could not be expected for
some time, not until adjustment in
,A,ISincgs abroad was effected