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Harrison Street.

HARRISON street NJ. +. Church
seventh ana Harrson streets. Rev W
l. r.trart paetel Preaching tomor-
a,,y .rflre ana evening BY pastor.
-.b,.. lasa -Ar 0vcr-Euling Provi-
H ia. Life ot Washington. 7.S0.
h, h-.s II i Promise sunday
l. hoal .d .tnpl regular meetings At
,l,. uSIel hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

,.h,,,.,. n y church. Third and Wal
-, s,,...,s l,,v George White Daw-
-, -. t,rcachiug tomorrow morn
-. -, .,.cnip, nv nastor Subject
,oao @Cbristinn Stewardship: 7.30.
THE Rfslc's Description of Fools.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
Grace.

Grace n. Z. Church, NInIh.ano west
streets. Iahu ". K. Sumwalt. pas
t0, lr,4e hiuC tomorrow morning and
ty pastor. subject 1890 a
IS Delight. 80 The
III FAILURE sunday school
tn. +. 41lar meetings AT the usual
I.,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
I nitarlan.

"Dorathea DiA and tae I.ls q Mod
err M-&hods 81 Caring tol Insane and
Criminals" viii be inc subject ~ the
.-rtUJe-serIuon IT. tas Unitarian
Church West z.see, aDaT Eighth hy
},ts " S. }rsea.an Sl,rd+s az ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
Frworth.

Epworth n Z church. Ientn ana
Lombard streets EeN. r r. Beauchamp
pastor Is. ICnius tomorrow morning
.y Major W Ii Barrett. $50. BY the
last K. subject The Secret Of Happy
.fc. SUNDAY school. and other regu-
rr meetings at me usual hours. Major
tarr.tt ls divisional commander Of the
salvation Army ii Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

,r,-tpir0 N L. church corner Twenty
s..,,pd and church streets, Rev. L. IL.
,*aItr- sa-fot PREACHING tomorrow
aoruus by key. W r. Greenheld OF
piurdNV4Nv y, r. Church SUBJECT
ago ll..sl choice at 80. preach
.rg nv pastor sunday School. and
,t,., Regular MEETINGS al the usual
a,,,rs Troou \ Jr. Mechanic Guards
viii attend evening service ne ChoH
sill render special music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

weslel - +. Church. Linden and
jackson streets Rcy. Zack w Wells,
i4stor Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by pastor. Subject 30.
~ E.,nlug WITH Jesus. Sunday
school and othel regular meetings at
tic usua. hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

klngswood NJ. (. Church Fourteenth
and Cay mont streets. Rev. George ".
Bounds pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning by Eev. George c. Williams.
d. D. At 7.3o by pastor. Sunday
school and other regular meetings at
the usuai hours. Union evang Iistic
services WI. De helc each evening next
week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

Ir0gressi}, Spsrlt4a!ist oserea zoo
West street sere.c. sunday evening
az -.v5. in charge Of Mrs Ellen coli.
MESSAGES hy Mr. Dele u Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

Nj salem n l.. Church. Nineteenth
street and Nit salem lane, Rev. Leon
ard White pastor. Preaching tohoI-
row motuua md evening 10y pastor.
subject 1u{u. .LoVe-inspircd Giving
5aU. .str,i.sth ard Beauty. sunday
school and other regular meetings ~
a.. us,,,I l,urs Every member Con-
tass iu the Afternoon between ana
o'clock Members requested 70 ne az
acme between those hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

s., Fl, Memorial NJ. =. church. Bou-
ard Twenty second street Rev.
Cecrc. r Wr,ians. pastor. Preaching
r.ogr.<4 ulorr.rc ~ Rev L. H. Col
li.s At .og II, pastor VII. preach;
b.eot Fools" SUNDAY school and
etner regular meetings at the usual
hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
Madeley

Made.ey " F. Church New Castle
aver ae and street Rev j. u Broad
way l,astOr. Preaching tomorrow
moruHg ana evening Subject 1890,
Ihe Flre That VIII Not co Out" 73o.
. our Refuge" Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

Easuak II r Church Thtrtieth and
Tqt-.-f streets Rev Z. C. Suaheld. pas
Tor. PREACHING tomorrow morning by
lsey. George W Eounds. A. ..45 song
ser, ~. ana 5, ,...ai by the pastor. sun
dax school and other regular meetings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
II. Matthews.

St Matthew Mission, Sunday Schoo
at 2.3G; evening prayer ard address a
ESQ.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

Brandy vine Church. Market ana
.rvyeptX second streets. Rev w. Ernest
Gree. tirld pastor Preaching tomor-
row morning by tho Rev. +. 6 Suniieid
and evening by the pastor. sunday
school ard other regular meetings Al
the osa.{ hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

rrion NJ. l.. church. Fifth and Wash
inRton streets. Rcv. Harvey i'''i'"
F,,iur. ~. pastor. FfeaehlhE To-
row morning aud evening by pastor
"a ..t-,, person and Work of the
80. ,,,,i.lt 80 address on tho Situa-
i, ,h. Near East 10y Lieut. Frank
-, sunday school. and other
-, MEETINGS n the usual hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
R|CHM0NDERs ATTEND
RESERVE OFFICERS CAMP
Training at Camp Meade to
Last Ten Days-Rooscvclt
Expected to Lecture.

n large number of reserve officer.
OF tho army from Richmond and o,bcr
sections OF Virginia arc cxn,c,od ia
at'chh the officers training ca,np.
which opens today at Camp Mead.
Md. and continues .or ten DAYS. This
i3 the first organized attc,npt since
tho end Of the war TO impor, in.
struction TO members OF the reserve
corps. officers from Pennsylvania.
Maryland Virginia ana the Distric,
OF Columbia have been invited 10
attend the school.
because OF lack OF funds. tho War
Department has been unable to order
reserve officers into the annual en-
equipment supposed TO be given for
their benefit. II will be necessary.
pay their transportation to and from
the camp and living expenses Of 3l.25
a day. War games and mancuvcrs
VIII be part Of tho program, and
each branch of the service will have
experts 10 give instruction in that
branch. The air service Will have
airplancs and balloons.
This afternoon viii he given over
To the organization Of the camp. and
at 400 o'clock In the afternoon the.
camp commander viii tender a rcccp-
ton ANA smoker To the attendants
Many wcil-known speakers are To de-
liver lectures during the course or
instruction.
%ext Saturday. colonel Theodor.
Roosevelt is expected 10 lecture
under the auspices oil the Military
Ofd"- of the World War. CAPTAIN &.
&. Walton. Jr.. of this city. is adj
ju'ani-Gcncral of the organization.
and will he at Camp Mead" that dag.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
THREE AUTOS DAMAGED
IN STREET ACCIDENTS
orcupnnts Escape Serious Injury.
Motnrmnn u. VI. Rose Arrested
After Collision In Nest End

Though three automobiles were
badly damaged in street accidents
within block OF each other in the
northwestern section of the city yes
terdaE, their occupants escaped in
jury. In alighting from Il trolley car
at Thirteenth and Hull Streets. Sell
den Bcachwood. II years old was
slightly cut about tho face and hands
~ cobble stones when struck by AN
automobile and thrown from his feet
After being treated by "a physician he
was driven To his home. stop %,
Petersburg Turnpike.
y collision between an castbound
trolley car and an automobile at
Broad and Adams Streets resulted In
the arrest OF MotorInan l.. NJ Rose
ty police Of the Second station
charged with reckless driving He
was bailed for hearing in Police
Court this morniaG. The fcnVcrs OF
the car were mashed and Il front
wheel demolished.
An automobile owned by r. =
Bruncr was damaged when struck on
Grace street, near Adams. by car
driven by :. II. RarEcr, OF LynchburE
The moving machine was castLound
in Grace street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
NEEDED SHOWER HELPS
BtR NT VIRGINIA CROPS
mn" >estcrda, General Ni,h,,
"'"> "f fitiH Mites ui Hirlmomd.
thermometer Teaches oo

/" IN" hoU" a. which old Sol
sought shelter bo,iud lowering clouds
from ia" Nou'wcst yesterday nr,.r-
noon. M.stcr Mcrcury held To- his own
EAriy Ia thc day, as people were nrn-
par ny Tor church. III" mercury s,,od
at :, ana 1t began To- climb nid.n
ana abcttcd by ola Sol ,intjl |,
reached 80 degrees in mo shade -,
80 o'clock, Nhilc the Official rcnor,
from 'himhoraA" indicated tho hcjrb,
f no daE Of 'a--three degrees coo!
IMAM upon IN" previous day
ana mon came the rain. m. rai,
was general Within p rsliI. 80 n,
least hf,y miles OF Richmond. and
mat meant that wa,"rmclons pcas
teams ana tobacco in the Adjacent
counties have been given anotnc,
ir"S" on lie The general BELIEF is
'h"t rain brings cooling zcphv-s l.,
us wake This may have been true
YESTERDAYS. hut it is probable mos, Of
IN" residents fcl; 50 good over tho
rain they didn't notice the difference
ga Prob says tho weather today
WIN De fatr ana slightly cooler IN
'i' southern sections
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
TO BEGIN FINAL DRIVE
FOR TOBACCO GROWERS
fo-Oprrati,r Marketing Assassination
VIII Close Campaign Friday
Mig hit

Especial {" The Times Dispatch
bANNILl.E. VA. Aug. ia final
drive l" win III" support OF 80 per
cent Of the tobacco growers Of
fIitSy!Nania for the Co-Opcrativc
Marketing Association viii begin next
Thursday and last through Friday
During ;hos. TWO days mass lncctincs
VIII %" h"ld ia every magistcrial dis
Irlct ia the tobacco Growini sections
"h"r" prominent speakers Will be
heard. Thus far slightly more than
90 per cent have signed
IN" total number Of farmers allied
"ith the new movement in pittsyl-
wanna Is 1000, Win ll.ouU.U0O pounds
OF tobacco pledged. Promoters Of the
"i EanlZation say that extensive mis-
si"nafy work viii be done between
no" and January in North and South
Carolina 50 that definite steps may
be- taken during that month 10 pui
tn" association into active opcratiou
for In" i:22 crop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
RETAIL MARKET MEN ARE
PLEASED WITH BUSINESS
Consider Last Week Very
Good for Dull Scason-Rc-
ccipts Of Apples Larger

At the end OF last week the whole
sale produce dealers and commission
merchants of Cary and Thir,eent,,
streets mildly boasted Of a fairly
good weeks business" aud one or
TWO OF them went SO far as To saw
IL was very good week for wb,,
~ generally accepted as III. dull sen.
:Sni.
Receipts of Virginia apples were
larger than the previous week ard
;he quality was better. The hand.
pickcd fruit varied in price all tho
way from 81 TO tI2 per barrel, bu,
IL had To be hand picked and other.
wise IN hrst-class shape TO bring
thcs" figures. But very few pcachcy,
came in. that IL very few Of the bet,
ter goods. Al! kinds Of peaches were
in active demand at higher prices
than have heretofore prevailed this
season Other fruits were steady a.
previous quotations
Receipts of chickens were large
enough TO meet tn. demand The
sinai! birds went readily at IS to 90
cents per pound. and tho largc-sizcd
at 30 10 ~. Hens were rather SLOW
AT 20 To Il. EGGS were not in large
receipt and the best country fresh
sold at 10 TO 30. and such as ,vc-.
dinHy and unattractivc brought so
to 81.
Neals were in fairly .a-gc rccc.r'
TO meet rather slack demand II
took the very fanc!cst to bring over
cents and even these did not get
beyond 10 cents. The common ami
mails cold from to- s. Hogs were
In small receipt and higher. going
from TO l2l. Lambs were "a little
slow at to % cents.
The outlook for this week IL for
moderate receipts OF most produces
and no Improvement in demand or
prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
RESERVE MANY BOOTHS
FOR DISPLAYS At FAIR
Space in Industrial Building
is Nearly All Sold, Says
Conway Saunders.

Nearly all Of the space in the In
dustrial HuildinE of the State Fair
Grounds has been allotted to local
firms for display booths for the show :
INK OF merchandise during the fair.
according TO an announcement made
saturday by officials of the fair as
ISOLATION.
Conway Saunders. fair secretary.
states that the demand for exhibit
ton spaces is regarded ;,s something:
OF barometer OF fall business in
the city and state. To date forty
nine firms have spoken for and been
assigned space in the main build :
ing.
Another interesting development re-
ported 10y the fair offices is the mum :
her OF churches and other organiza-
tons that have taken space for Iun-
chcon rooms on the grounds. The
number is three times what il was
at the same date last year.
The following concerns have taken
space in the Industrial Building:
The Times Dispatch: Philadelphia
Service station; Monte Stone Motor
Company: Corby Baking Company
c. r. Saucr Il Company; r. w. Wood
& Sons: Jones Brothers; Indiana
stove Works, Evansville. Ind: Ma
tional Motor Company; Biggs An
tiuuc Furniture Company: CITY
schools. Virginia Carolina Chemical
Company; Singer Sewing Machine
Company: Guldc Clothes Shop: Mcr-
rcll- Soulc Sales Corporation: Nmcri-
can Typewriter Exchange; w. c.
Lassitcr: MCCrory Il Nickcry: IL. w.
Martin Brother: Haynes Chemical
Company: WcStmorcland Candy Com
pany: Lcfchvrc Armistead Company
Virginia Baking Company: 4. s. H.
James; Universal Motor Company
Dunlop Mills: Woman's Prohibition
League; Cheek Neal Coffee Company
Geo. T. Lewis & Company; II. Nice.
Burlington: Emerson Drug Company.
Baltimore. Md; Starr riano Com
pany; DE Laval Separator Company
Federal Laboratories: AraGon Coffee
Company: G. w. Antrim * Sons: Gem
Electric Company; EgEsac Company:
Leigh street BAPTIST Church: Arm
strong Motor Ccmp;py: Standard Oil
Company: Allen y Gintcr Brunch; a.
Myers Sons X Company; Chevrolet
Motor Company: Richmond Engineer
ing Company; Eidgway Tea Com
pany. The y. |. Root Company. Nor
folk. Va: ballard n Ballard Owens
Motor Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
RICHMOND SHRINERS
PLANNING FOR TRIP
P0tcntnic Walker CoitrriI VIII Ink q
Long CnrnNnnsnry to Front
it0ynt ON September =.

Front Royal, it was learned herna
yesterday, Is making elaborate prem
arations for tn" entertainment, OF
hcca Temple. Mystic Shrine. AT that
place on September 2. Richmond is
the headquarters OF Acca Temple.
and the royal Arabic realm en-
braces much territory In this section
Of The State an we'll as the northern
and Valley sections. Front ROYAL
has entertained the Shrincrs before
Pot'ntatc Walker G. co.trcll is
planning To take q long caravansary
with him on This pilgrimage. and has
invoked the powers OF Eddie Schmidt
and George k"cscc to tina, end. II
is said that with the aid Of Garland
Hood and some OF the other old
timers in the temple, there VIII be
much doing" along the route OF the
pilgrimage. Large stores of cancels
milk, rabbits feet. hot sand and tom
toms have been collected and stored
away under the direction OF Mobiles
Thomas Whittct, George Street, and
II. II. WeisiIcr.
The caravan Will leave here onI
September 2. and will return on theI
early morning OF September t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15

noon. lie states that he will not
allow his team To 20 through a heavy
urn inns afternoon, but will only al
low them To toss bali around for a
short time. after which every mem
Ter Of the team will be given a COM
pl"tc rest until the game opens at
Boulevard Field
W. NJ. Buchrocdcr. Eiwanis chair
man ON arrangements. reports that
TN" sale of tickets by the kiwanis
cub has been very heavy and is look
intS forward to q large attendance at
the game. and believes that at least
$1,000 VIII be raised for the Assoc
cint,d Charities. lie stated that
while the game itself starts ut 4 10.
the ball park will lie filled with XII
wants and Rotary enthusiasts and
supporters as carly at $3.50 T. NJ The
program committees have arranged
tn be on the grounds at 4 o'clock and
prepared to give q great ovation to
the teams as they come on the Held
for play.
The Rotarians will hold their las,
coufab about the game tomorrow af-
icrnoua at O'Clock. n the Richmond
Hotel. At that meeting all the inside
oopc VIII be spread and final re-
hrarSal Of the signals will be had
Ben Wilson. dircctor-in-c chief Of the
baseball squad. states that everything
possible has been arranged for Il VIC
tori"us contest The umpircs ard
tho scorers are our friends" avcrrcd
Mr.. Wilson. Not only will we out
play the aggregation of kiwanianS.
but we Will cinch the contest. our
pen squad. headed by Cheer Leader
Henry Schwarzschild and George
street. Will introduce u number ot
ycllS calculated To rattle tho oppoSi-
lion, ana We Will have a walk over.
YOU see"
The game tomorrow afternoon will
bc called At i:30 O'Clock. Many Lusi-
ness houses in tho city will close for
the day at 4 o'clock so the employees
may set to the game. The proceeds
VIII be given To the Associated Chart
ties. and il is hoped by both the
Rotary and the kiwanis Clubs that at
least 5000 may bc taken in from
the sale OF tickets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
LOCAL TOBACCO DEALER
HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT
y. Is. Johnson and His Wife suffer
Slight Injuries when Their
Machine Turns Turtle

I. B. Johnson, prominent local
leaf tobacco dealer and broker. was
slightly injured when his auto turned
turtle, near York. Pa. and his wife.
who was also in the car. was severe
ly injured, suffering "a broken collar
bone and many bruises In addition To
tn" shock which the accident caused.
according to word received In this
city yesterday.
Mr.. Johnson and his wife have been
on II tour OF the East for several
weeks. and were on their way home
from Atlantic City. by way of Gcttys-
burg. when caught in a thunderstorm
In going downhill tho car was forced
on Of the road by another ear and
rolled TO the bottom OF an cmbank
mcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
cOLORED REPUBLICANS
ISSUE CONVENTION CALI
'">i'' vi. of Roth Races. who RE-
h''' III Principles Of National
iHrty Ia partiripnte

oihciai call for q state mass con.
Nenti"h Of Republicans OF virginia -
TO "e held IN Richmond a, noon on
Monday, September :. was issued
yesterday by j Pollard ana II II
'fic". chairman and secretary. re-
srrctivciy. Of the state Coumi,tc, >.
IN" convention Will consider the
"dN.Hability OF nominating candi.
cat: Tor Governor and other State
Offices and forthc transaction OF such
business as may properly come be
'"fe the body An Invitation is OK
tended IN the call to "all persons
male or fcmalc, white ana coIorcd
who ar" qualified voters ana reside
IN virginia. ara believe in the fund,
mental principles and policies OF ,bc
National Republican Party" TO as.
scmole Tor the convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
RICHMOND IS READY
FOR BIG WELCOME
TO 500 MERCHANTS

- 'n'itu'h FROM fiTSt iase-p
lie thrown open fer general discus
sion. In this way it is planned to
develop all the Information possible
having bearing on the subject.
Officers of Assnrfutiuu.
Officers OF the association are: NJ
$. Mckinnon. president, lIartsvillc
:. G.; i. l.. Spainhour. first vice pres
idemt, Wiikesboro, y. c.: Med. Holli-
day. second vice president, Dunn.
y. c.; W. r. Dabncy. secretary,
Richmond. and j. NJ. Brown, assistant
secretary. Guinea Mills. Va
The following members compose
the board Of directors:
l.. $. Bass. Midlothian: X. NJ. Biggs.
Lumberton. y. C.. ". Bowman.
Mcigs, Ga. d. c. Bridges. Conway.
y. e; Il. :. Bristow. urbanna: T. Il.
Bullock. Henderson. " G: \. T..
Cannon. Aydcn " G.: II. r. Clark.
sumter. s. C.; $ +. Coier. Hartsvnlc.
:. C.; J. W. ioodson. Huntsville. s. C. 4;
Med. Holiday. Dunn. " e.: j. l..
Jones. Sheppard: W. II. King. Green's
horo. y. G.; j. G. Matthews. Spring
Hope. y. c.: j. G. McCottcr. Cash
Corner. y. c: y. J. Parks. Park slcy:
y. T. furdy, I.awrcnccvillc; l.. G..
Shell, Rosemary. y. C.; ". y. Snyder,
charlottesville; W. y. Stuart. Rich.
mondi Dudley Sydnor. Mannboro: T..
Il. Sydnor, Richmond: l.. &. Tomlinson.
Wilson. y G.; l.. ". Williams. Rich
m"nd; q. :. Willard, Pink Hill. y. c.:
l.. + Wilkins, sanford. y. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
TEAM is OUT
TOTRIMROTARYCLUB
May BE Forced to Bride Umpire, Declares Frank Lou.
tlnan-Opposing Camp Equally Coniden, and
Will Balk at No Tricks of Came

"hilc the other members OF tho
Niwanis Club are battling with the
waves at the Virginia Boat Club
fe"ch on Mayo Island this afternoon
az ":ao O'Clock. the baseball club will
.e OH ia The jungle near by prac-
tIcinf Tor the big game at Boulevard
y icld tomorrow afternoon for the
pchcht OF the Associated Charities
Frank Tyndall. master Of ccrc-
'iohieS Tor the aquatic sports. has
hi"hhed program suited To any
member OF the club lie has ar
ranged for tub races. canoe races and
canoe fitting. relay and straight
away races. duckinG. and ali other
water sports. lie warns all members
10 Lrihg bathing suits. or. he rcit-
crates they must stand the consc-
lucnccS. which interpreted means
That all hands must go overheard ut
least once.
me meeting this afternoon will be
more or less Informal Little busi-
ness VIII be brought up for discus
sion--cNccpt that pertaining to the
contest with the Rotarians tomorrow.
W" nave made up our minds to win
that game. even though we may he
forced I" tribe the umpire" said Sec
rotary Frank Louthan. land we do NOT
trouble, however. and because the
Rotarians had Lieutenant SamucIs. of
the traffic squad as jumps at their cN.
hiDition game last Tuesday, is no rca.
son he must he umpire at the game
tomorrow
President y. *. Kellogg. of the
kiwanis Club. observed very closely
the kiwanis practice all week and
~ or the opinion that every weak
spot in the kiwanis team has tecn
eliminated. He thinks that while
the Rotary Club has an excellent
team they will he slaughtered as a
lamb before the onslaught Of the
kiwanianS."
Ham watson. general manager Of
me team, has ordered the new suits
Tor tho kiwanianS. He was greatly
ciatcd over the showing the team
made at the last heavy practice pre-
ccIing the game on Saturday after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
STREET OPENING PLANS
INTEREST WEST.ENDERS
Proposal of Sheppard Heirs. Approved
by Sariilc. in lInndS of FL
nance Committees

Residents of the far West End. and
prosperity" builders in the territory
occupied by the sheppard estate. en-
bracinS the tract lying between Mon
ument Avenue, Rosencath Road,
Broad and West Streets. are interest
ed in the prospective action OF the
Finance committee in reference to
N. pIa' recommended by the Streets
Committee as presented by the Shcn-
pard heirs for the dedication of land
:or opening streets ana alleys
ThiS territory lies Immediately
west Of Lee District. and is in tn.
me az progress in both building on
tl't'o"S aud in population. Streets TO
ns extended in this area include All
north Of West street. Director So.
'iI!e recommends approval of tho
piahs a. suggested by the owners Of
'he property All the clty is expected
l" q" Is !" open the streets and allcvs
''hH 1" grade and install sewers.
water ana ed:' mains within the mex.
'"n years. .'in" total cost to- the civ
VIII be less than $4,000. i, is cs.
'''ha Ted by the engineers department
"uH u Us pointed out by Director S,.
I'm" mat the work viii have 10
he don" eventually. and probably a,
" greater expense in years 10 com.
IN" paper has been approved Inv
IN" Streets Committee" The Boarb a,
AlhrrIHcn at its last meeting for-
"dF".d AZ TO the Eiuauc. Committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-15
ITALIANS IN RICHMOND
FORM POLITICAL CLUB
Louis Bingi Elected President Of or
ganiEntion-f'or iirttcrmcnt
of Their Adopted City.

Thc Italian American Political
club was organized yesterday morn
ing at a general gathering OF mem
beers Of the local Italian colony at
Colombo Han and Louis Biap. was
elected president for ,Hc year. other
officers chosen ware L NJ. Zinconc.
vice resident y g Nardlni. cor
responding secretary; \ Carli. treas
urer; J. Corrieri financial secretary.
Trustees Francesrhi; G Maio-
LAM, G. TunaL = Tibbisni. y. Gee
chini.
The meeting was called together
by y Nardiii. temporary chair
man who stated the objects Of the
meetinG-to bring members Of the
colony closer IN socia! and civic at
fairs, and to promot" greater iutcrcs,
in municipal matters The members
pledged themselves to use their en-.
treics In doing all possible for the
bettcrmont Of their adopted city.