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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-18
RESOLUTIONS.

At call meeting Of the Board o.
Directors of Stras, Harman and Co.
Inc, held at their office on Marcl
: 14th. 1921, the following resolution.
were offered and unanimously adopt
ed in token of our respect and nd.
miration for the character and per.
sonality of Beverly White Stras, our
lute President and General Manager;
our associote and friend, who was
summoned by Divine Providence to
his reward on Saturday, March 9Th,
1921.
Resolved: That after long and in
timate association in business and
social relations, we recognized him
not only outstanding qualifications in
n purely business sense, but n char
acter of such impregnablc integrity
as to command our respect and a
personality of such purity and kind
liness as to invite and hold our 'af-
fectionate personal regard. He was a
lover of his kind and his inherent
instinct of democracy wos such that
lie was unconscious of class caste, eX-
cept as it represented worth in the
people with whom he came in con-
tact. He belonged to the highest tyne
of citizenship and his heart was by
the lowliest accents thrilled; only
when the Sealed Book is opened will
the extent and diversified character
of his bcnefactions be revealed. Sim
cerity, cnndor, purity, and kindness
were so unmistakably stamped in the
lines of his face rs to make his coun-
tenance an eloquent expression OF
his character an open book for all
to read. His instincts led him as ma
turally and beautifully along the way
of truth as the laws of nature bend
the sycamore to the river and lift
the sunnower to the light.
Resolved further that copy of
these resolutions be placed on the re-
cords of this Company and copy be
sent to the members of the family.
IL. +. HARTMAN, Chm
Wade Peery. Secy.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-18
"HOTEL TAZEWELL."

The new dining room of the hotel,
was opened to the public for the first
time on Tuesday. The room, on the
western side of the building, is large
and airy-26x55 feet, high ceiling
and nicely furnished. The room is
nicely furnished with half dozen
tables, snowy white table clothes and
napkins, all distinctly marked, "Hotel
Tazewell." Some finishing touches
are to be given the walls, pictures
hung, lunch counter installed etc
The room is ample in every way, and
quite an ornament to the town. Work
on the lother improvements and
changes is being. pushed along MS
rapidly as possible.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-18
EDUCATORSHERE
FRIDAY, 18TH
Men of National Prominence
VIII Tour County in Interest
of the Public Schools

On next Friday, March %, mem
bers of the Educational Campaign
Committee, now making tour O.
the state in the interest of the pub
lie school, will speak here in the
morning, Richlnnds in the Afternoon
and at Graham at night.
DIR. p. p. ClaXton, United States
Commissioner of Education, DR.. Nc
Brien, Specialist in Rural Education
three times State Superintendent OF
schools of the state of Nebraska, and
DR.. Mcconnell, President of the State
Normal, at Radford, will be here and
make addresses.
1t will be privilege to meet and
hear such men as these. Drs. Clax-
ton and McBrien are men of national
reputation.
The guess is made that at least
two subjects will be discussed, one
the need of teachers for the schools,
and the better salaries for the teach
ers. A year ago 1920 schools clos
ed for lack of teachers. al 800 schools
were taught by teachers of low STAN
dard. and 100000, half of the entire
number of teachers, were not pre-
pared according to any reasonable
standard.
There are about 100000 teachers
in the United States. of this number
$4,000 drop out every year for differ
ent reasons. The state, and city nor
NAL training schools are graduating
10000 teachers yearly-a shortage of
10000 to keep up the supply, to say
nothing of the 10000 teachers need
ed for natural increase in school
population. What will be done about
this great need?
Another subject will be the teach
ers salary. 1t is stated that the aver
uge salary of the public school teach
er is $314.00. These experienced ond
distinguished men will have much TO
say that will be of great interest to
all the people.
Radford Greets Speakers With Great
Parade.
Radford, March 12.-Citizens of
this city turned out en- mass tonight
to greet the members of the educa-
tional campaign, DR.. P. p. Cloxton,
u. S. Commissioner of Education;
DR.. j. B. Mcbride, education special
ist, and DR.. ]: P. Mcconnell, presi-
dent of the Radford State Normal,
who arrived on No. 13. More than
1000 school children and students of
the State Normal School formed
parade which traverscd the principal
streets and ended at the Normal
School, where the three speakers
were heard in addresses on educa-
tional problems.
DIR. ClaXton stressed the need of
more teachers in Virginia and of the
need of trained men and women for
the work.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-18
NEWS OF POCAHONTAs.
Pocahontas. Va. March

Pocahontas, Va, March 16.
Messrs G. T. Franklin G. Co., of
Pocahontas, have been awarded by
the State Highway Commission the
contract to resurface the road in the
Town of Graham from the end of
the street car line to the West Gra-
ham Post Office, distance of 1 Id
miles. They are beginning work on
the contract this week. They also
have a good sized road contract hkar
Martinsville, in Henry County.
T. V. Ramey, depot agent at Falls
Mills, has sold his residence proper
ty there which he acquired from j.
c. Fink to Mr.. C, A. Mcdonald, who
will soon move his family from theg
residence on Mud Fork to Falls
Mills.
H. S. Hereford of Falls Mills has
sold his farm to Mr.. G. C. Wallace
of Flat Top Yard, and is moving
this week to his new home at Black
burn Mo-. accompanied by Mrs. HeSe.
ford. Mr.. Wallace and family will
occupy the Hereford property at ar
early date.
Rev. j. Tyler Frazier, Mrs. ]. Tyl
er Frazier, Jr., and Mrs. Copcnhaver
all of Chilhowie, are visiting thu
Rev. Mr.. Frazier's son, Chas. c. Fraz
ier, of Pocahontas. The latter is KEEP
in for a few days on account O
rheumatism.
Mr.. Julian Crowgey, recently o
Emory and Henry College, is assist
ing his. brother, John IT. Crowgey
in Pocahontas High School, relieving
Mrs. John H. Crowgey, who ha
heretofore been one of the teacher
in the high school department.
The Town Of Pocahontas has mad
a deed to Clear Fork District Schoc
Board for the school building here
the confederation being $4,000 70
the property, which has heEetosoz
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-18

been in the name of the town.
II. j. Ferimer, Of Charleston, West
Virginia, is in Pocahontas for a few
days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Pugh went to
Graham this week on account of the
electrical accident which happened to
Mrs. Pugh's brother, Mr.. Noel, who
is said to be doing well.
Mrs. E. G. Keesee, Of Falls Mills,
accompanied by her three children
visited her cousin. Miss Emma Yates,
this week.
The weather in this section has
been beautiful for the month of
March, and tho farmers are getting
an early start with their blowing,
and gardens.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-18
COVE CREEK.

Several from this place attended
the burial of Mrs. Carbnugh ut Con-
cord Sunday.
Mrs. Howard Showers, Of Bland
Courthouse, spent last week with rel
ntivcs and friends here.
MIR. Il. l.. Shuiflcbarger is attend
ing court Mt Bland this week.
Miss Cecil Robinctt closed her
school Mt Ezell, Smith county, We'd
nesday.
Miss Nnnoln Ncclc entertained n
number of her friends Monday night.
Mr.. Reese Ncclc had the misfsr-
tune of cutting his arm very badly
one day lust week.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-18
HERE IN INTEREST OF MIR.
WEST.

w. j: Kcndrick, formerly of Hon.
aker, Va, but for the past twenty
years has made his home Mt Suffolk
Va, was in town this week in the in
terest of his fellow w-townsman, Col. J.
=. West, one of the candidates TO,
Lieutenant Governor.
Mr.. Kcndrick has been in Giles
and Bland Counties and reports the
sentiment in those counties stronr
for Col. West. Mr.. Kendricli was nj
one time Superintendent OF schools
for Russell county. He is brother-in-
law of tho late Prof. Alison Hutton.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-18
PROF. GILBERT TO ADDRESS
LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE.

Prof. w. E. Gilbert, of the State
Normal School at Radford, and May
or of the town of Radford, will ad-
dress the meeting of the Law and
Order League Mt Graham next Sun
day. Prof. Gilbert is very strong
speaker and has been instrumental
in cleaning up the town of Radford.
To those who arc interested in the
suppression of the illegal liquor bus
mess in Tazewell County, no doubt
Prof. Gilbert will have something in
teresting to say.
Now that good start has been
made. it is earnestly hoped that those
who nre interetcd land every, body
should be interested) in this matter
will keep behind the movement and
push it until tho illegal liquor bus
mess will be thing of the past in
Tnzcwcll County.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-18
EASTER FLOWERS

Corsages, SIS to SIS
Lilies of the Valley, So doz
Carnations, $500.
Roses, Beauties, SIS to S25.
Red, White, Pink or
Yellow, Sc to $12.
Orchids, $1.50 to So.
Place your order .now with
H. w. POBST.
TAZEWELL, VA.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-18
AMERICAN WIRE FlNClNG.

8 strands, 45 inches high, per
rou, 5Sc.
D strands 40 inches high, per
rod, ........ -. CSC
10 strands AZ inches high, per
rod, ................. CSC.
II strands 55 inches high, pcr
rou, ............ ,73c.
Il strands 58 inches high, per
rod, ................. .95c,
Galvanized a point Bard Wire, per
pound, &c.
THE TAzEwELL SUPPLY co.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-18
ANOTHER CUT IN PRICES OF
INTERVIEWER SOCKS.

Silks that formerly sold for sl,25,
now rs cents.
Lisle hose, G5cts.. 75cts., and 81,
values, now 80 cents.
Socks Tint were 40c., now 25cts.
JOHN s. BOTTIMORE.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-18
SEED OATS FOR SALE.

| still have few bushels of tho
celebrated Climax Seed Oats for
sole. They will cost very little more
than just "seed OATS" but the yield
will probably be several bushels
more per aero. Some of the very best
farmers in the county are buying
them. j. G. BUSTON, !
Tazewell. Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-18
ANOTHER CUT IN PRICES OF
lNTERWOVEN SOCKS =

now rs cents.
Lisle hose, G5cts., 75cts., and 81,
values, now 90 cents.
Socks that were doc, now 25cts.
JOHN S. BOTTIMORE
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-18
KILLING AT FOUNDING MILL.

Henry Combs, of Maxwell. was
killed Yesterday morning at Pound
ing MILL by Charles Phillips. The
shooting occurred about four o'clock
an the morning and Combs died al.
most instantly. No. details Of the
shooting are obtainable.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-18
ANOTHER CUT IN PRICES OF
INTERVIEWER SOCKS.

Silks that formerly sold for 81 ,25
now rs cents.
Lisle hose, 65cts.. 75cts., and 81
now rs cents.
Lisle hose, 65cts., 75cts., and 81
values, now 80 cents.
Socks that were doc, now 25cts.
JOHN S. BOTTIMORE. +,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-18
ANOTHER CUT IN PRICES OF
INTERVIEWER SOCKS.

SiIEs TINT formerly sold for 1875
now rs cents.
Lislc hose, 65cts.. 75cts., and 81,
values, now 80 cents.
Socks that were doc, now 25cts.
JOHN S. BOTTIMORE.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-18

"Sunbeam"-the very finest Maple
Syrup-at Boyer & Thompson, :.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-18
MRS. T. s. CROCKETT DEAD.

Mrs. T. S. Crockett, age 67, died
at her home at Shraders Wednesday
morning, after n long illness. The
funeral and burial took place yester-
day afternoon, the burial being made
in the family burial ground near the
Crockett home. Rev. Mr.. Carbaugh,
the Methodist pastor. was in charge
of the service. Besides husband,
she is survived by seven sons and
one daughter. viz: E. F.. and j. e.
Crockett, Shraders; S. !. Crockett
Yukon; II. w. and E. s.. Bluefield
j. II. and T. H. Crockett. Newhall
and Mrs. Francis M. Mcclure, Gra.
ham.
SALESMAN WANTED to solicit
orders for lubricating oils, greases
and paints. Salary or commission
Address LINCOLN OIL co, Cleve.
land, o. s~ ~.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-18

HERMAN w. sNIDow,
Health Officer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
TUCKER WILL SPEAK
IN AMHERST TODAY
lexington Candidate Here over
Ncrk-End; Greatly Enthuscd by
Conditions lie Finds i'm STATE.

was announced from the hcad-
quarters OF Harry -. George Tucker
~ Muruhy.S Hotel last night. ihat
NJ. fucker would speak at AmhCrSi
'""hN III SUPPORT o; his canI!dacv Tor
G","ruor. Mr. Tucker ,vas in Nor.
I"lk yesterday, having gone TO tha,
CITY from Richmond SATURDAY even
.ls Whii., in Richmond for the
w., M,fN md. Mr.. Tucker stated that he
lti,H '"nnu everything in splendid
SHAPE IN and around r'rcdcricksh urr
ana SpptsH Mania, from which section
~" cam" !" Richmond Saturday.
NrF'n- "mynts are being made for
~ mass meetings in Roanoke .nI
h.chfu"id at early dates. Il, was
stated yeSicrdar by CITY Mnua..-T
!itnrN l.. Valentine that condition in
'si'hn"ud w"r" in iiuc ShAn. nj
Lhi' thr size of the local list is m
"',H growing almost unwi-ldy.
FROM every section ct til" state
~ comes INTO headquarters. saws
Ma N"S"r !."akc. showing Increased in
''''St ga the campaign. with 3, 20.
Il W" ""n- u= of ih- Tucker in,"r,s,s
N" r'"Nlimation OF tho principl,s of
form. 80 80 '''S P'"'
~ IA" meeting in Fr.dcrick sburr"
St!u Manager L"dk.. "dclrCarious nf
I'Ir'S"hthtIN" citizens from ou,lyinl,
H!StfICiS ana s-cli"ns wcr. rrcS.ni
nr!h eng good words O? cheer from
M" rural communities"
MI; INcker rNprcts tn hr in ri,b
mon" again u"Ai Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
LAUNCHING DRAINAGE
PROJECT FOR RICHMOND
'arh' al T.. r.. Meyers, on Williams
burg Road, WILL BE improved
ntirr Federal Direction

hroush tho activities Of the arri-
Cnit uraI c"muit'rc of the Richmond
,,, m,',nn'i al commerce. e drainage
nrnj1c' for tn" land around Rich
n"nd has been started
IodaN Charles r. S.!tz. agri,ul-
tUr'i engineer. of The virginia poIv-
i,'"hnlc institute viii Hccompnuy *
j.. NiibE. agricultural a..ri, of ,hc
''nml'ua Eh'mhcr oil Commerce.
l." tn" farm of L.. l.. Meyers. wbn
ives on Ia Williamsburg Road and
ih"r" MAX" plans aud drawings 80
Ihht w. Meyers can 20 ahead with :,
""hrlc,r underground drainage sys-
''ip an over his farm. \ hj;cbiu,,
m g,.., - nircady ON the farm ana
iurt nor arrange 'ntS Viii he made
WIN other farms as soon as NIr
'HrrS completes his plans.
Mr.. hlrhy in discussing the drain
ON nearly every farm /, hotter
owner good returns. Tho Tcacral
farm III! which has at last been do.
ri-'"d constitutional. viii prodiico :,
means by which tn" poor man can
m3rf"w money for drainage purposes
mere - -" reason to dOiih, th.f
I'll" drainar" Of Virginia lands NAYS
=, turns equally as large IS i'm H..
case OF the Middle West. where m,
son - no better ana tho climate is
not near 50 favorable"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
-Four n;t"nnan> Apply.
READY FOR HEARINGS
ON blanket FRANCHISE
street committee May Gail Meet
'nS AT session This Afternoon Ia
Hear Citizens on Subject

''.1" TOY Savi!lc having stated tnat
pr IS r'aaN (" proceed with discus
S.tA 20 iHe Petition of ;hr ,lr.l.a
!.a.i"d% ANA Power COMPANY Inr -
..ahN"t FRANCHISE. HE Street Commit
< may. az It's meeting this afternoon
AL % t.och, ~ II date for IN. boar
-n- Tn TRACTION company has placed
- cas-" before thv committee.
" "a recent meeting OF the COM
ntit.,. General Counsel r.. kaudo!ph
Williams, representing the compari,
Indicated It desire ON the part ut III,
"iipauE Tor :tu carly hcaE!ug 81 IA,
case. Chairman FULLER. OF the COM
Miity". stated that a. soon as thu u,v
Dir, tor Of Public WORKS had Ia
mi.mr!@ct himself with the petition.
NJ would cal the committee To- dis.
'uSS Ia" project.
N"W thar Director SaVillc states
That ho has faniIiaril,d himself with
lh" contents Of TIA" paper, as wei as
Win tic needs vl tn, city. j, is uuItr
probable tHa' at IA. meeting today TN,
matter "il! b, taken Gp
me committee may toe called Ipou
l" reconsider its action IN rejecting
me ORD .nuuc" urrm!ttiuu Tho Diroc-
t"r "t Fuhl.c Safety TO close certain
streets, under restrictions. to be used
~ small rhlldren ~ certain hours
Tor p!ayEruunGs. 1t rs stated that thu
EoGnuhiy Recreation Associnl! ON
VIII appear before IN, comm.ttc. 10
urge reconsideration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
RICHMOND LEADS IN
DRIVE FOR UNIVERSITY
City IN United Statr>---N irSiuia
Leads Nation i'm Pledges.

Richmond leads Virginia and Vir.
GINA leads The nation in SubsDripil
to the University Of Nirg,nin cudoN-
mcnt iuul according to uaw~ re-
c'iVcd h,r" Yesterday from Charl-
ottcsvillc Tn" report from he seat
Of the university deals with tho total
20 date. which II gives as Silg.Gt2
pi this amount. Richmond has
pledged >if.OOo. which Is the largest
amount yet SUBSIDIZED by ans !udiVi-
dual city with tn" exception of tharl-
cttrsv!llv. whose subscriptions In
cludc ,hoS" ~ til" university faculty
and students This amount is Sil5,-
2Ou
Other Virginia cities utkinu larg"
contributions. exclusive Of IHchmpnI
q 'd Chtriotr"sEill" foit"w: N!"Nrad ia.
$3i3a. DauVill" $500. lrrdrrlgks-
burg, $3.50. Lynchburg. $4,000. Nur-
folk. >1o.ur0. Orange, $50. W!ucncS'-
~. $l.2in; Bristol. $4,000; and Cuiyor-
Slty students. SliG.1TI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11

lecok, anthony Charles Krupar. Frank
i'al". Mathis Sochor Jr. Leopold
Joseph frlcd and Gustav Schmidt.
tustr:nns Lead List.
hus;rsans and Humrarians- Frank
M1cck, Henry l.udwin Thel"n. Vac
lar Miller, John. Skrcocc. Mile Ma
Frank Nasatko. Miss Paula Schul-
nolSter. Peter i'aul de Dadrow;l Mo-
rawski. stephen Icts. Zoe stefan Fig
NY, Andrew Eaiuii John MartincI<
lsidorc lIalin. George Chiarlly. rrahk
N"stfull. NaSiI koval. Rarta Wcusch.
.iclay Mach. sam kaiz. Joseph l'tI.
pill, barnard Si.g"l Wolf P"ntz. Vac
lar Su!r. ST. St"rhcu pioszcri. VIM
cent AhS"lnn, Jr. Paul illavic. james
Joseph tiotz. George Fa.sy. .\bra-
nam Nathan Mcycrhomcr Nathan
WOLF katH"hcl Top. Joseph Viz. Joseph
Tutek. jacob kacha:op. rhilip kit
t-mplIn. Joseph krany,cz. Stcvan
r:rdim. Joseph Hranlstrcti"r. Mat
S mas, MrrH"nL Frank u@el nnd
German, Frcdcrick Wilhelm I.u,z
MAN FrantN br"G0rsc!l. Fritz lgci
Adoirh kHmmcter, carl SCHNEIDER.
Aiired Kurt Haehmanu. Karl August
gust Koulin. III. George Yur,rnm
hrugcrm, I:ugrn" Edwin nIotimar
Wjnu Nudo.ph hruner Paul Kari
oscar Warner. Joseph RowclSiy. Ar
h"ld itcinhardt ElIkr conrad VolanI.
Max A!biu W"lz"l. William Frederick
f'lshaw, Joseph Schneider. E,rich
~" Meyer. Christian Roth Ernest
iiii'"'m"y'r and Henry Gusg.n-
hclm"r.
Only One Dutrhmmu
Netherlands Gerhard IErcdrjkus
Fr.riNs ~ va
Norwegian-Sv.rt Einum.
Austria and Russia Anton Pro-
or, ck---Sp"ruS Xiharis.
iniuHu.ai -Aholph AhranSon.
N'tnyrlandS and Great Br!tafn-Sul.
onion Morley Davidson.
,tHlN ana Brazil Joseph Alright.
r"hGh- S.nr'n IiAs lc l"on Ehan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
I22 ALIENS WOULD BECOME
FULL-FZEDGED RICHINONDERS
Austrans and Hungarans Lead List in Application for
Naturalizaton-One Woman Applies for First
Papers-tour Ottomans on List

One hundred ana twenty-five for
'ignerS We're granted their first nat
uralizaiton papers SATURDAY. when
Waddill in the United states District
Court Many OF them ar, residents
OF lachmonl, though some of them
come from other parts of tn" state.
some OF them arc prosperous larm-
rrs and merchants who have hcreto-
fore held their allegiance to- their
native lands hut have decided to
transfer and become Americans. There
WAS one woman who appeared before
IN" court Tor papers. an Austrian.
\ustr!InS ami liuugIv!anS head the
ISL IN the total number who appear
e" or" me court. with torty-thr"".
GvrhAns w-rr second. Russians third
and English fourth
I:>S 81 applicants.
-, r@.'y ,n.. Is list OF the appli-
EnS sh- Edmund Alpine. Thomas
Liiss.nsom. Alexander Muir. NIcX
NA.kcr Browning. Arthur p,nn.s
SANd!hStom. Dudley James Elvory.
samuel Bulge, George Green. Srcd
Legs David, Eou.ston. William FRO
. T@rI Clark. Francis Charles Inucs
Em mall p3y;d Kennedy. Bash Wood.
ussl"n-lsraol Nouch Stiw11,,'
Jossph Zuhrsdla. isadore E"hm,
it2r.isS Vents MaN Mutush,yitz.
t,'fn.n C8ngn' samuel .Wndhoru, Nb-
Nuog'iia Isaac Miller JOSEPH, ,;r1.m.
Lr".' S"'aR". iirvenbau'u. Isaac
NfthSoH Morris S:ycl Joseph i.sh-
., ~: H2.1A'"H Altman ANA Irym Isaac
-Four n;t"mian> Apply.
N""Sou' JoaN, Kouriu. Chr!s.oe V:as.
't. a" :" tos ut Frank Abraham
4'I.iA!.s- gaeopu r.atai! t;il,.,.nr.s
i,,ySSC...i'.' Louis Beandra. V.nc,rz6
d. S<-cho.,> .lovak Frank I.udwtn,s
H;Scih' k:op- THOMAS Jan!., RII-
Hl,'..' Janis. Julil. iieretick. Stepir.r
49, 80. ..oNn .AIAhuiLNh LnMLS -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
EMPLOYING PRINTERS
MEET THIS AFTERNOON

Employing printers viii meet this
Il, the Richmond Hotel at
o'clock when "a number OF inn
port.ni questions relating 10 tn" i'm
duStrY ia Richmond Will Toe taken up.
All master printers hay" been in
Vitcd To- attend the meeting. Several
phases Of the future progress of IN"
industry are to be taken up. and TIN"
entire meeting will he one of tho
most important which the employers
have ever held. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-11
C"uncilmnn Rose improves.

councilman john J.. Rose. of Lee
w nrd' WI" has boon at tho johnston
Willis Hospital for two weeks wn.
reported last might as im,rro,inr. AMI
Is now able 20 sc his friends MIR
Kos" has been unnlI. 10 attend 10
ms duties as Il member OF Common
'"Nntli, hui hopes to hc Oii of tho
hands of his physicians, before IN.
next regular meeting OF that BODY.
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Discuss school Bonds.

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importance is lA-'- t.'f -"'"A .'''
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ar,io,iY-f-r te Sf=uH.uau v.-n.r Kiss.
wears. fath.r ttaa ;hrs. -s w4s at
hrs; D-ur.s.l. .rnt ao-E~ EN = l.
sold IN BLOCKS us SlyN.uHo ,urn ar
JUiv J. THIS wear Ja.-a-s. i.--
ana ruLv +, rang THIS il Is ,ru-..d-
cd vii. result E. ..a-.r- Ih. rrua.y
in Dlr-u.acLr- s. -.a- ,a-s.,- -rs
,,lli -ivs .r-er work ID -r-u.rtrls.G.
an. .n--rs- .re -.a- -r. a...s ST..
he ready l- y.r s4-lLr tn4a at
Erst --..e.....sE
An ur ..-.. c.astr- -.-rtiru at EN-
a!l.y .r .E ..lrE sv Ken
..--.. ~--r-- Avenues ..rE
Shar-a- tv, streets she Slot
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Lzr~ ---- ..~ measure,
points g- . -A-s-s aye ia.
demand r r.. HUh.-. r-..--,g
ab-.> ll ert- aI ~
-e--s s- XXI. Statistical wish
-c ar--r- ut
Nyt oa Power ordnance
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re --a This Hev,- MA. r--
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was al.gt ,oumou Caufig.. Win
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other Iauers 10 20 acted ,lrou b.
Tho Board embrace E,saIrtiar, ui!-
,ho~i2irr- tr, ..va.t.+rnr, ~ ,.,r'-.
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!ecok. ANTHONY Charles Krupar. Frank
dii" Mathis Sochor. lr., Leopold
Joseph fricd and Gustav Schmidt
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