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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
DETOURS THAT AUTO|STS
MUST TAKE IN STATE
Showing Sections OF Delaware
Highways That Are Being
improved.

The State Highway romnliHrrion
has issued the following bulletin
showing detours necessary for auto.
ist. to take ON Delaware highways.
Philadelphia pike-work ia in
progress ON the uncorpleted portion
Of the pike at Naaman's creek. De
tour Y mile to the west at Worth
Steel plant Uee extreme caution and
avoid danger.
Wilmington Odessa ~ No detours
The State Road is oren from the
Csuseway TO Tvbout.s corner. New
concrete road. Work In progress
drive carefully Take River road Ty-
bouts corner to Odessa.
Odessa -povpr-New concrete road
Pine Tree to Biackbird Use caution.
work In progress Detour west at
Blackbirri, take second turn to left.
follow detour eigns four rifles to
State road one rnfie north Of Smyrna.
No detours
Smyrna Dover -Cuncr~te rnsd No
detourr.
Dover 10 Milford. Georgetown.
Rehoboth and other points in South
eastern Delaware Take new con.
crete road one mile south of Dover,
follow TO rrederica. No desours.
Work in progress In Magnolia. Work
IN progress at Causewev north of
Fredsrica, avoid con struction ma
terials.
t'rederica- Milford No detours
Drive carefully across causewsy. Take
new concrete road one mile south of
Erpdertaa fatlnsy fotsr miles ux,rk st,
progress, turning to left into Milford
Keep straight through Milford. across
bridge and follow guide sign TO right
to du Pont boulevard.
Milford to Georgetown and Seiby-
,ille-Concrete boulevard: no detours
Rehohoth and Iewes-Sew con-
crete road Georgetown 10 Harbeson
No detours.
Georgetown-L -LsureI--New concrete
read open for traffic five miles west
of Georgetown. No detours.
Dover TO FELTON,. Harrington
Greenwood. Bridgevillc and Seaford-
Detour via woodside to Viola. thence
east to concrete road. Take new con-
crete road south to FELTON,. Thence
by dirt road to Harrington and Far
nrington. Pennington TO Greenwood
lew concrete road open to traffic. Far
uiington to Bridgeville, new concrete
road open to traffic four miles De-
tour to east one mile TO Bridgeville
New concrete road Bridgeville TO Sea
ford.
Seaford TO Laurel to Delmar--New
concrete road. No detours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
BABE RUTH NOW THIRD
N AM. LEAGUE LIST
oats His 46th Home Run; keIa
10y OF Giants Scores
His 2oth.
~ Associated Press to Every Evening

ny Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago. Aug. 20.-Babc Ruth. the
Yankee siugcer. who registered his
.<5th and sa6th home runs .of the sea-
son In the farewell series between New
York and the White Sox in Chicago
has hatted himself to third place
among the hatters OF the American
League. with an average of s74.
The big southpaw also Increased his
had a. a run gettcr. having register
I'd l2S times
Harry Heilman. the Detroit outfisld-
er. suffered sligh. slump in hitting.
but continues to top the league list
With mark of .4o7. Ty Cobb Is the
runner up with 3s1.
=. Harris. of Washington. added a
brace OF stolen bases to his string and
leAdr with a.
Other leading hatters are: Sisler.
~. Louis. .3se: Tobin. st. Louis. .3ss;
Speaker. Cleveland, ss1: Williams. st.
Iouiss $50; f.. Collins. Chicago. .34T.
vcach. Detroit. .345: SEVERED. st.
Louis. $40.
Rogers Hornsby. the St Louis Ma
ticnai star. suffered a drop In his bat
Ting average during tho past week
and also lost the honor of leading in
runs scored. Bancroft. of New York,
is leading the run getters, having
counted e5 times. while Hornshy
a,ored -, runs. Hornsby, however.
continues to top the batters with .4o4.
George Kelly. the slugging Giant
nrrt haseman. cracked out his twen-
tt~th circuit drive. and Frank Frisch,
team mate. added five stolen bases
20 hts string. bringing his total TO 80.
Twombly. OF Chicago. is the runner
Wy TO Hornsbv for hating honors with
on average OF .s71, while Cruise. of
Boston. hatted himself up to third
position with .55s.
Other leading batters are: Cutshaw.
f',tsburg. .55i: Young, New York.
.s4e; McHenry. st. Louis, .3si; Msnn,
1T. Louis. .34i; Rigbee, pittshurg.
ase: Fournier. St Louis. .33e: Nichol-
spn. Rceton. .33s-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20

they should purchase 10 Wilmington.
"To have twelve suffers for ouigo-
ing mail If the wholesale members. one
for every month.
"The project ~ arranging Tor WI
mingtoD Week twice year.. ~ CO.
operation with the mercantile section,
and the proposition of Installing and
maintaining ten-foot signs between
Wilmington and Dover have been nm
der consideration. but no action has
been taken upon either of these pro
iects
THE fact that in our rural trade
territory. there are sT7e merchants.
according to r.. o. Dun and Company.
wlli give an idea 0f the size Of the
FIELD for wbolesaiing which the section
proposes to develop.
This office would appreciate highly
any suggestions or criticisms that you
might feel disposed 70 offer.
eP. s. IN addition 70 the above the
.Get-Together Dinner With the United
Commercial Travellers Association in
September, a Down State and Permit
sula Trip for tho Wholesalers and
Manufacturers in October has been
agreed upon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
FORM SOCC[RLEACU[
FOR BIG SEASON
John Wsndt, Well Known In Cir
clss Of Game, Selected to
Pilot Circuit.

The Delaware Soccer League vFas
formed last night Mt an enthusiastic Ic
meeting. The following teams will
be members OF the circuit: Crescent
A. G.. vandever "A. c.. vircoc OF
Marcus Hook. Edge Moor, Burns Scot
tish Club. an independent club of
Chester and two other teams to be
sciected later.
John Wendt has been secured ms
president and the league ia fortunate
In securing his services ma he is IA
miliar with the game. having been an
officer OF the old Wilmington Ieague
for a number Of years, and also hav-
sng served as manager.
The other officers are az follows
q. Riack, vice president: Charles
Helms, treasurer and Fred Tinrns
secretary. The official date for the
opening Of the league has not been
set for several practice Tits have been
arranged to give the hoys workout
the first one will be staged Mt Seven
tSenth and Spruce streets. Saturday.
September IL. between GharleysIfelms'
Vandever team and Edge Moor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
WHOLESALE MEN PLAN
TO BOOM BUSINESS
VIII Confer With Newspaper
Men at Luncheon, Tuesday.
at Hotel du Ponf.

The advertising committees of the
wholesale section of the Charnber Of
Commerce. viii confer with news
paper men Of the city AZ luncheon
next Tuesday NJ 1890 o'clock. In tbe
Hotel du Pont. In connection with The
movement which Il is putting forward
10 advance the Interest Of the whole.
sale stores in Wilmington.
The finance committee uf the whole
saIe section has already raised $1,000.
which win be used for Wholesale ad.
yertieing purposes.
A letter explaining The various fea-
lures Of the advertising project has
been sent 70 those who might be In
tereste5. The letter follows
at the direction ~ the wholesale
section ~ the Chamber of Commerce.
al itsmeetine on July ~. the followine
brief outline Of some of the advertis.
ing measures 10 be undertaken through
its advertising committee IS submitted
for your information and for such
suggestions as you may deem proper
e. submit.
Compile and print in small booklet
form 4 complete. report Of wholesale
interest and products in detail 70 bs
placed in the hands ~ each house and
road salesman. and every rnerehan nj
on the Peninsula. Approved
"This booklet win include the names
and addresses of all travelling salesmar
and houHe representatives that could
be reached directly from the aaver-
tising headquarters. 70 that we may
be sure Of their cooperation from !
City standpoint.
ITO exchange ideas with the United
Commercial Travellers Association. y,
inviting their representative 10 speak
before Us frequently, and they to in-
vite wholesalers TO speak to them from
orr standpoint at their meeting. This
for the purpose of showing that our
interests are largely mutual We have
already spoken 10 several members oi
the w. G. 7. A. who are favnrably i'm
pressed with this idea.
ITO have the various hotels IN the
city notify this section OF Chamber oi
Commerce Of guests stopping At These
hotels. A form letter inviting injuries
and other Wilmington information
could be sent 70 these guests at once
"a monthly bulletin 20 be sent q
each merchant on the Peninsula CON
tanning a list of all the wholesalers
and their products, with reasons why
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
ESPECIAL PRIZES
FOR fine HORSES
William du Pont Offers chaI-
lenge Cup to be Won Three
Times at State Fair.

Everyone likes to sec beasts OF gu
perior quality and at this years Della
ware State Fair horse show, which
begins at Elsmere on September s,
some Of the finest bred horses In Della
ware and adjoining states viii be
exhibited
The horse show. which Ie under the
personal direction If william du pont.
promises 10 be just as interesting and
attractive this year as in other years.
MIR. du Pont. in addition to other
prizes. haa given special prize known
as the ''challenpe cup" which must be
won three times by the same owner
for horse or hack Is hands inches
high or over. The exhibitor must show
his horse in action at a walk. trot.
ranter and running walk. In addition
to this cup, the winner each year is
given medal by the Delaware State
Fair Association.
For this special prize there was M
competition In 1913 or 1919. but in
1917 a horse exhibited by Miss Amy
du Pont won, and last year Joseph
Weieenfield had horse that was con
sidored first. Both Of these competitors
win exhibit again this year.
Special prizes Of 500. $40 and 81 are
offered for the best 81 ddip horse OF the
thoroughbred type Of horses, regis.
tered or eligible To registration in the
thoroughbred stud book. Certified oony
OF registration must be presented 10
the horse show committee at the time
OF making entry.
A feature that is always attractive
at the horse show is that OF horses
In harness. OfterNimee a horse win be
perfectly docile and trsctive before II
is exhibited. but when It gets TO cam
tering about the ring before the judges
IL appears to realize that Il is aon
show and consequently defeats TIE
ambition of the owner to win prize.
medal or ribbon
In class IS OF the prize list for the
horse show is one for horse and r,1us-
bout or four w1,eeied vehicle. In
judging this css~s the equipment of
the runabout and harness will be taken
into account. The horse must also
stand without being held
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
WRITE A LETTnR TO
THE sP0HTs EDITOR


The Sports Editor OF Every
Evening Wishes letters from the
fans Of the city and State on
any branch ~ sport. fnforns-
ton as % the development ~
various sports. methods Of
arouaing greater interest In
baseball. track and field ath-
letics. tennis. swimming. motor
boat racing. wrestling, bicycle,
motorcycle and automobile
racing, trapshvotiug. cunning
and fishing. and any features of
any of these kinds Of sport Or
any other are desired by
Every Evening. n you have a
pet sport, here is your chance
10 ten somebody else about n.
m some sportsman has a sug-
gestion 70 overcome tho back of
centrally located athletic field
IN this city. he can confer
great favor upon the athletes Of
the city. NAMES should be
signed 70 all communications.
Address Sports Editor. Every
Evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
POCoMoKE GETS SLOW TILT,
MANAGER TO BLUE RIDGE

pocomol<e City. Md. Aug. 2o.--In a
featureIess game here yesterday, po-
comoke nosed out the Temperance
vile tva-D team. to 3. Pocomoke
won the game in the seventh, scoring
two runs on three singles and two
sacrifices. Rothrock was Wild in the
early innings, but pitched wen after
he settled down. Nisbet relieved him
in the ninth, with two on and two out.
and Mister hit into a force play for
the last out.
Burton Shipley. manager of the Po-
eomoke team. left after the game to
join the Martinshurg team. Of the
Blue Ridge League. He viii pilot
Martinsburg for the remainder OF the
season. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
SNOW HILL TRIMS LAUREL.

Snow Hill Md, Aug. 2o.--In one of
the best-piayed games seen here this
year, Snow Hill defeated the reor-
ganfzed Laurel team. TO /. Bergman
pitched excellent ball. striking out
eight and keeping Laurel's seven hits
scattered. Drury hit home run in
the eighth with Roussey on. Roussey
made a sensational stop in the eighth
With one on base and got the runner
at first Sharrets and Nitchie made
thrilling catches. The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
GIANTS 0RAB GAME.
Highland An.stars Lose Close Game,
H-2

rho wilmington Giants won over
the Highland AIl-Atair, to 2. After
the frat Inning, when Bcaffy and
Gamble dropped easy fllee. the All
Stars frightened up and gave The
Giants run for their money. beatty
and Gamble redeemed themselves with
hits
Dan Knight VIII line bis players up
against the fast Rockland nine next
Friday evening at Rockford Tower.
Two fIashy ganas have been played
with the Hockinnd combination, the
first game going to the All-stars. 4 70
O The second game. after n pitchers
battle, went to Rockland. 2 TO j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
Eastern shore It'll.

Much interest has been aroused on
the Eastern shore concerning the plan
pf the series for the championship Of
Maryland. The leading independent
team of the Eastern shora will meet
with the Blue Ridge League winners.
at the close of the season, according
10 presena planH.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
PRINCESS ANNE WINS
OVER SALISBURY

Salisbury. Md. Aug. 20.--Salisbury
noon, 6 to 4, in a very exciting game.
Hummer and Hayes were both bat
ted hard. The visiting team made two
home runs. A catch of a foul fly in
the crowd by Wright featured the
fielding. The crowd was the largest
of the year. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
Fans to Turn Out.

The game scheduled for Twenty
ninth and Market streets, between
EastIake and the National Guard
teams of the City League is expected
to bring out a record breaking crowd
this afternoon. as these teams are
rivals of the first order and the league
leadership is at issue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
National League.

National League.
F1ftss,urR. IA: Philadelphia :.
Phnadelphia- 4; Pittsburg, l ed
game).
New York. s; Cincinnati, g.
Boston, 3: Chicago. 2.
st. Louis. g; Brooklyn. 4.
American League
CHICAGO. Ia. New York, 2.
Boston. IL; Detroit. s.
Detroit, 10: Boston. 0 (2d
game).
Washington. 6; st. Louis, q.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
GAMES TOMORROW.
A Amert~an LcaRue.

American LcaTue.
Philadelphia az Detroit.
New York af ST. Louis.
ppWson NJ Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
National Leagpe.
st. Louis at New York
Cincinnati n: Brooklyn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
GAMES MONDAY.
American League.

American League.
phila,3elphia at Detroit.
New York at st Louis.
Boston AZ Cleveland
Washington at Chicago.
National LcARueA
Chicago at PniladelphiA-
St. Louis at New York
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
rssttsburg at Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20

StFORE BY INNINGS.
Princess Anne o l o O O 0 1---6
Salisbury -. q O O 1 O o III
Two-base -hIinnow, Williams, Hayes
az, Wolfe. Noeicker. Home runs-swee-
ney. Porter Bases on balis-DT Hayes
8. Left on bases Princess Anne. q; Sails
bury, g. Struck out-By Hayes a BY
Hummer. 8. Passed balls-Jackson, Min
now Double play Hoggson to Williams
to Minnow. Umpires-Richards and
Barnes. Time SO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
PoCoMoKF
SCORE ny INNINGS

StoftF II lNNiN6s.
Pocomoke .-..s. l o ~
Tempercncceifle q q 0---S
T'wo-base hit-Iones Sacrifice hits
Donoho r2D. Rothrock. Wood. Henderson.
stolen base-BrrSn. Hit by pitcher
knode. Bases on balls-of kothrock. s
of Boylan g. Struck out-By Rothrock
10. by Boylan. 4. Double plays-knede to
Sherer to Jones. Underwood to Pruitt to
Jones. Muttercr 70 Henderson. Umpires-
Butler and McMichaei.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
Mrs. ". X. du Pont to shoot.

Mrs. w. X. du fopt is the Delaware
entry in the Womens Amateur Trap
shooting tournament. to be held in
Chicago next Tuesday. in connection
with the Grand American Handicap
tournament.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
GAMES TODAY.
American League

ARerican League
rhilasselphia at Detroit
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
National Leagpe.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
pfsfxeurr At Boston.
Cincinnati at brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
Games On For Today; Soccer League Nov Formed
SPORT CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.
BASEBALl..
HNnior Church IxnaKuA.

BASEBALl..
Senior Church League.
West vs. Union, Baynard No. !.
Emmanuel VS.. First Central,
Raynard. No. l.
Trinity vs. Scott, Rockford. No.
:.
Suburban LesEue.
Krebs at Delaware City. um-
pircs. Jamison and Mcconnell.
Eismere at Stanton, umpire
Winthrup.
Five Points nt Marshailton. um
pire Henry.
City League.
keystone vs.. Edge Moor, um-
pire. Cunningham.
Highland at Hilicrest. umpire.
WAshki.
Eastlake Va. National Guard.
Twenty-ninth and Market streets.
umpire. Hastings.
Fourth Ward VS.. st. Hedwig's.
Military Grounds. umpire. Rich
ardson.
Independent Games.
South Side Eden VS.. Defiance,
Pennsylvania Field, 3.1s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
FOURTH WARD.

NtVRF HA INNINNSs
Fourth Ward s..s4.... O q = q ~
East End 4., / q q q a n o-i
ThrnAbas ts-Tayior, Mcconnell
Struck out. by brennan, 4 by Roiuhaits
4 Double plays Bsennan to Failssa TO
Bradley. Stolen bases Rumark A Au-
gust. Sacrifice hic. @Hradiey, Hit by
pitched ball Brennan. Hasc on balls
brennan. 3. Wild pitches 1 .
Umpire -Mckinsey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
ONLY SIX HITS.
du Font Girls Teams Play Game nj
Eighteenth and ynu Burru.

The du Pont Ii-Stars defeated the
Advertising girls last night at Eirh-
toenth and Van Buren, 1o-7. Miss
Lynch held her opponents TO six scat
tered hits. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20

The path to the classified ad page is
the telephone. call 1900 Phone your
want or offer now, for tomorrow's
paper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
BOWS TO KIRKwOOD.

Stapler bowed to kirswood in a
Playground League game on Thurs
day, 5-s. Carey made three hits in
four trips to the p late. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
Peoples Team on Short End.

The South Side e-Neighborhood team
took the<measure of Peoples Settle
ment last night, Az.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
SNOW HILL
SCORE BY INNINGs'

Snow Hill 49,. / o o o o o ~
Laurel .....~s..s. o o O o o o 0-l
Runs scores-By Roussey t2), Drury f21 !.
Legar. Two-base hits-Nitchie, Armstrong
Roussey swingler. Home rlin--Rotlssey
Sacrifice hits-Armstrong, Drury, Wilson,
Townsend. Bases on bafls-Off bergman
!. Struck out--By Bergman. 8: by Iegar.
s. Hit by pitcher-By bergman fkoitsch1
Earned runs Snow Hill. 4; Laurel, /
Umpire-h lily.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20

Stapfer .-.-..4s.- q I q q q q O u
Struck out--By Carey, g. Double
] plays-Buselcy to Cummings to Con-
nelly. Left on bases -kirkwood 6 !;
stapier, g. Stolen hases-Roman. Buck
ley Maxwell. Conin Base on bails-OT
Carey 4: Smith. l. Passed bail-UhI. l.
DoTnan. /. Umpire-Jones
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
ELKS ARE EASY.
View Castle Team Takes 1O-S Victory
Over Wl1minxtonians.

eUcciAl Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. Aug. 7o.-LAst evening
IN . twilight game, the New Castle
Athlettc Association baseball team de-
featcd the Elk team of Wilmington
before q large crowd at Battery Park.
10 to 2. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
EMANON TAKES GAME
Miss Burns Fans Ten and Gets TIVE
Hits.

Emanon took its game with tho
Pennsylvania Railroad girls at Eigh-
teenth and Van Buren, streets last
night Miss t,loise Burns famed ten
of her opponents and drove out two
hits. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
NEW TRACK RECORD.
Speedy LInsie March Wins Free.for.
All at PocoMoke Fair.

Pocomoke City, Aug. ,o.---Getawny
day Of tho rocomoke fair and race
meeting wus notable for splendid
weather and attendance, and every
body went away pleased, The racing
was the best Of the meeting and the
Jersey Lizzie March won the free-for-
allsln the fastest time ever trotted or
paced. 20s. at this track. breaking all
previous records
$50 Pace, Parse e300.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20
so.nlT GAME.
"Fan- Brennan Hangs lip Record In
Game ni Necnnd and dn PnnI

no~hit game against East End
WAS the mark made by Fan" Bren.
nan last night at Second and du Pont
streets. when the Fourth Ward won.
I'll. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20

SCORE BY INNINGs
liks Z. ..,....--....--..s. q q u o o.
New Castle. A. A. -. i o 4 o o 3 x-Io
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-20

SCORE BY INNINGS.
gu font stars ........ o 5-l0
auNeruslng .....,.;.4 o q O 2 o-7
Two-base hits-Desota. oAkes, A. Fos-
ter, Lynch. Tucker, f. Leary. Three
Lynch o by Martin, &. Bases on balls
on Lynch, 3. OFF Martin. /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
CITY FATHERS TO PLAN
FOR JAMES RIVER TRIP
Dock Committee Meets This Even
ing To Make final Arrange
mcntS for Journey.

Chairman Joseph q. Nunnallv said
la"' hIIht he would cndoaVor To get
a Quorum OF The Dock Committee TO
Eether prior TO the meeting of the
Board OF Aldermen tonight. to com
pletc arrangements for the trim %,
the city tug down the river Satur.
uaN 10 meet the Eagle boat on its
way to this port The Eagle boat is
due IN Richmond early SATURDAY eve
ninE. II Will leave IIampton Roads
saturday morning. ana the purpose of
"a" DOCK committee, is To give IL tho
Slad hand OF welcome and to escort
the craft 10 it's berth in Richmond
harhcr
Governor Davis and party will
leave Richmond Friday afternoon by
way of the Chesapeake ana Ohio
Railroad To Newport News. there To
go aboard the state ship. Commodore
Maury. and To meet the Eagle boat
as II comes through the capcs rhe
official welcome will he then extend
ed and the Governors party will
cruise around the bay for the week
end
The Dock COMMITTEES desires 40 cx-
tend the citN's welcome To the train
ing ship. and it is the purpose of
Chairman Nunnally to have his con-
mittcc. accompanied by the Mayor
aud othcr/ officials. meet the ship
down the river near City Point.
-Four members Of tn. Dock Com
mittcc are also members of the BOARD
OF Aldermen. ana Chairman Nunnally
hopes 10 he able /" corral at least two
members from Common Council. II
il believed that Councilman Ciaud.
l.. RatkinS ana Councilman James l..
Peters may he present tonight. while
the other crs-Councilmcn Sui
livan. Mann and Atkinson may also
he on hand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
TELEPHONE EXCHANGES
SEEN BY COMMISSION

piii"ial Inspection of the Madison.
kand"!ph and boulevard exchange
oil the Chesapeake and Potomac TnIc
ph1hc company. ni Virginia. was
'hhh' yesterday by the state Corror-
ration Commission The visitors
We're taken through III" BUILDINGS Inv
DIVISION Manager Wrhcr. Djstri.,
Manager Tanner. PAN, $uperiu,cnd-
tnt Mhrn"r' Local Manager Rex and
other officials. and examined I'm dc.
'aIl the large amount OF ruuipmcn,
used III serving the Is 900 Richmond
t"l"phon" subscribers
IN the party from the Commission
We're commissioners Rhca. Forv..,rI
ana ADAMS Engineer JudSuu - Dick
crman. General Counsel John Ran
Gclph Tucker ami Ccmmcrc. Counsel
Mason ManShu Lunch was served
at the cafeteria naintaiucI i'm III,
boulevard exchange