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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-31

The public service commission
Friday set the case involving
rates Of the Cottage Electric com
pany for further hearing On Mo-
vember s when additional testi-
mony is to be produced.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-31

wick Bros. will give an inner
tube with each Sound tire sold at
retail this week. 26O*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-31

The lyceum course will enter
tain the Elks and their ladies to-
night at the club rooms. 26O'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-31

Naimeyer Drug Co., moved to
ITS N. Commercial.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-31

All Elks and their ladies will be
entertained at the club rooms to-
night with the lyceum course.
260s
L. A. Fitzgerald of Corvallis
was in the city Sunday on week
end visit. He returned to his home
last night by motor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
MRS. I'LL. SCHMELz HEADS
INTER RACIAL COMMITTEE
Prominent Women of City
Agree to Serve OH the
Virginia Body.

Formation of the womcn's section
of the Nire inia Committee on Inter
racial Cooperation was perfected at
special meeting of the official lead
crs of womcn's work in churches and
other organizations held In the Sew
cnth Street Christian Church ycstcr-
day. Mrs. Luke Johnson, of the At
lanta Office; Mrs. Henry ]. Schmelz.
of Hampton: Mrs. Lee Britt, of Suf-
folk. and others. explained the OBJ
jective of the Southern Commission
on lnter-racial Relations, and the
following women agreed TO serve as
members Of the committee i'm Vir-
ginia:
Mrs. Beverley i. Munford. Mrs.
Kate Langley Boshcr, Mrs, Walter
Christian, Miss NJ. H. Walden. Mrs.
Il. Il. Osgood. Mrs II. II. Potts, Miss
Lizzie Savage. Mrs. H.. l.. Schmclz.
Mrs. Lee Britt. Mrs. Julian Il. Thomas.
Mrs. X. l.. Gaines. Miss Julia Sully.
Mrs. Hampton Fleming. Mrs. H. T.
Roun,ree, Mrs. T.. V. Carson. Mrs
w. Il. Walters. Miss Adele Clarke.
Mrs. G. Harvey Clark. Miss Nora
Houston, Mrs. w. r. Yanccy. Miss
Amelia H. Davis. Mrs. j. o. Ilclsabeck.
Mrs. w. 4. rcarman. Miss II. Il. Bar
row, Mrs. G. II. Vaughan Mrs Ora
II. Stokes and Mrs. Ida r. Harris
Officers were elected as follows:
Mrs. u. l.. Schmelz. OF Hampton.
chairman: Mrs. Julia =. Thomas. OF
Richmond, vice chairman: Airs. II. II.
Potts. of Lynchburg. secretary.
This morning at 10 o'clock there
will be an tional meet
Ing of women In the Seventh Street
Christian Church to which all women
of Richmond and vicinity are invited.
Addresses on the intcr-racial pro-
gram Will be made by Mrs. T. w.
Beckett. of North Carolina: w. w.
Alexander. of Auantn: Mrs. b. H.
Munford. OF Richmond: Mrs. Luke
Johnson and others. The afternoon
session Will be devoted to dcnomina-
tional group meetings at which time
the program for working through
the local churches will be outlined In
detail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
RED CROSS ROLL CALL IS
GOING BIC, REPORTS SAY
Much Interest in Annual APP
peal. Which Is to Continue
Through Thanksgiviup

Interest in the Red Cross roll call
winch opened Armlstice Day ana ,,uI
continue through Thanksgiy,u- CON
unues 10 grow. according to re,or, .
from Headquarters. 81 North s.v.
cnih Street, whore many rsopIc nro
eager tn know the destination of "a,
h'Hmper;hip fees. Among the mos.
important achievements. il is updo:
STOOD. is that OF helping cx.scrv.e
men in fling application blanks in
connection with obtaining govern
ment compensation.
thousands of letters are wri,,on
annually for the purpose OF follow
ing up compensation claims. assist :
ance In converting and reinsta,ing I'm
shrance. assistance in obtaininy
guardians In cases OF mental ipco,n,
potency. writing letters regarding
Liperty bonds subscribed for but not
delivered. making Investigations re-
gartling back pay. bonus claims ana
making certified copies of DISCHARGE
papers.
Membership dues are 81 "A year. hal,
OF which goes to the national hcnd
quarters Tor American and world dis
asters. including the feeding OF tho
starving In Europe. and the other 30
cents stays right here in Richmond
Tor the benefit OF the men from tbfs
CIT! who rallied TO the colors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
MISS SIMMS TO SPEAK
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
WI Address study Group and Mem
pers OF College Club at Home
of Mrn. Niunfnrd

Miss Florence Simms. who will adj
dreSs Nrs. Il. Il. Munford's study
group and members OF the College
Club OF Richmond tomorrow after
noon at o'clock at Mrs. d. -. Mum
lords home. 500 East Grace street
is director OF the Industrial depart
ment OF the national board OF the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton.
Mics Simms, besides being n woman
OF unusual personal charm and
breadth OF outlook. Is said to he
foremost among those engaged I'm
social service among Industrial wo-
men. She is member of the Gen.
erai Administrative Council OF the
American Association for Labor Leg
isiaiion. on the industrial committee
OF the National Society for Voca-
,ional Education, member OF tn.
minimum wage commission Of the
Consumers League. and a member OF
the social service committee OF the
Federal Council OF Churches
While in Richmond MISC Simms will
address = number of womcn's or
canizations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
BLUES H0lDDREssPARADE
AND A DANCE TOMORROW
Battalion Will Be Reviewed
by Colonel Bright Befor.
Formal Ball

Governor and Mrs westn,orelara
'aFis. and Mayor and Mrs. C;eoryo
!Ainsiie have been invited To recciro
with the officers of the womnn.s
auxiliary and the Blues Assncios
non at the full dress parade ond
pan TO be given by the Richmond
lHsh' infantry Blues Battalion to-
morrow night. and the First Reri-
ment Band. OF Petersburg, win mar
ticlpate in the exercises
This Will he the first fun dro..
parade of the year and Is given In
honor OF the Richmond Blues \sso-
cation aud the Wnmcu's Auxili,rr
invitations have been mailed Ia lie
members OF these two organizations
ana Abundance Will be By card ONLY
me battanlion will march TO The
drill hall at S:o5 o'clock, and "a form
al dress parade Will be staged. FOL
lowing by review before Colonel
j. Fuimcr Bright. commanding Of
hcer of the First Virginia Infantry.
ana his staff. AT the conclusion Of
these exercises the ball will bs
opened with "a grand march.
The drill hall has been decorated
with flags and bunting, and the
orchestra will be on Il Ipi.tform
screened by palms. The ball viii
be formal and no one will be al
lowed to dance unless in uniform or
evening dress.
The First Regiment Band Will nc
one OF the bands to participate In
'he parade for the Foch celebra ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
MRS. BLENNER HEADS
U. D. C. RELIEF BODY
Richmond Chapter REQUESTS Tint
CITY Place Light at the A. T..
Hill Mopuv,.nt

Mrs. b. y. Blenner was made chair
man OF relief WORK for Richmond
Chapter U. -. c., at meeting held
on yesterday at which Mrs. John G..
Coricy presided. Owing to the fact
That the fence at the \. =. Hin
monument has been torn down re-
reatediy by automobiles coming into
collision with it. an effort Will be
directed towards having the city
place light at this point. Plans
were outlined for the enterta inment
at Christmas time OF the Con-
tederate women who reside i'm and
around Richmond.
Considerable discussion ensueJ
when the report on the war library
which was presented at 81 Louis
was read. The vice chairman, Miss
Mary Poppcnheim. OF Cha rieetcn. s.
g.. reported that the site that had
been selected ut Richmond was
deemed inadequate and Indignation
was aroused in the Virginia delcga-
ton at an effort to take tho build
ing from the Capitol Of the Con-
tcderacy. The Richmond members Of
the delegation assured the conven-
ton that II II had been known TO
them that the site was not suitable
another site in Richmond would have
hcen offered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
100000 CASE BEFORE
VIRGINIA SUPREME COURT
Batch of More Than Forty
Opinions Will Be Hand
cd Down Today.

Petition for writ OF prohibition
In tho litigation between the Mathic-
son Alkali Works. OF Washington
County. and the Banner Coal Com
puny. will be presented to the yir-
sinia Supreme Court OF Aprenls. The
amount involved IN said TO be about
Sl.0o0.oOO and involves the coal sup
ply for the alkali company. which is
represented by Judge Frank IL. lint
ton.
The following cases were argued
and submitted yesterday: Rennolds
and Brothers VIZ. Avery; Nusbaum,
trustee. VS.. City Bank and Trust
Company, and that Of the Gordon
Metal Company vs. kingan and Com
pany. Ltd. WAS party argued and con
tinued.
The following cases are TO be called:
DAVIS ct al. W.. Kendall. ct ais.
Burruss' administrators ct AL. w.
Kendall. ct ais; Page vs.. Page; J.
Leon Wood and Company VS. Aron-
berg: Holiday w. Whiting. and Rob
crts vs. Alexandria Water Company.
writ OF error was granted by
the virginia Supreme Court OF APP
peas yestcday to Charles ID. Powell.
~. convicted In the Circuit Court OF
Norfolk County OF second degree
murder and sentenced to eighteen
years I'm the pcnitcntiary. Powell is
alleged to have killed John T.. Wool
ford.
batch of upwards OF forty opin-
Ions VIII be handed down today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
|st2l Gas IS |NDORsED BY.
RICHMOND FIRST cLUD.
Backs Figures Recommended
by Finance Committee
of City Council.
sl.so is THE PRESENT PRICE
Director w. VI. Myers Talk, 4, the
Organization ON Location OF Fire
Alarm Observation-Disclosures ON Per
ttneEt Topics Planned

+ FOLLOWING the presentation of a
comprehensive report of the special
committee on the gas situation,
given by Chairman Robert BROCK. Jr..
the Richmond First Club last night
lndorsed the recommendation of the
FINANCE Committee of the City Coun-
Gil. fixing the price OF gas at sl.20 per
thousand feet The present price OF
gas is sl.50. Ta- Finance Commit
tee recommends reduction of 10
cents. This recommendation. when
II was presented before Common
Council was referred back. with
the suggestion that 1t be further de-
creased
The discussion last night engaged
in by Robert Eayless, J. Vaughan
Gary. Aubrey StrauS and others, re-
suited in IA determination to stand
by the Finance Committee.
Morton WallerStcin made report
from the program committee, which
outlines progressive project which
the club has in view, that is to have
a number of leading men appear he
fore the club during the coming
months. to present views on peril
nent topics
Director W. NJ. Myers. of the De-
partmcnt of Public Safety. on invi-
tRtion of the club presented the case
of the location of the fire alarm sta
ton. He showed that Monroe Fark
waathe logical place for the station.
as he had already presented the
facts TO the various Council Com
mittees. and 1t was evident that the
members of the club were in SYM
patty, with him. On motion of Will
mcr L. O'Flaherty, vice prcsidcn, OF
the club. the question was referred
to the special committee and the en-
ecutivc committee, with power to
act. 1t was quite evident that the
club felt Monroe Park was the right
place for ;he location of the station.
There WAS large attendance nj
the meeting. which wae presided over
by President d. Roy Dudley. Jr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
VICTOR DENIES CHARGE He
REFUSED VETERANS WORK
Former German Nice-Consul
Calls for Rclraction of
The Accusation.

r. *. Victor. former German vice
consul i'm Richmond. in IA letter ad-
dressed TO IA committee representing
the American Legion, composed of
John II. Bocock. chairman: W. X. La
Pradc. II. G. Richardson, c. e. Wal
ton. Jr. and Marshall NJ. Milton. en-
tiers fiat denial to the statements
that he. or his firm. L; *. Victor &
Co, refused eN-servicc men work and
calls upon Major Marshall NJ. Milton
t" furnish him with the names of the
parties making the charges MIR. Vie
committee unless the specific charges
We're first stated and the names OF
those making the charges furnished
TO him.
Because the committee had no au-
thority to compel the attendance OF
Ar Victor before ii, u motion pre-
vailed Mt the meeting Monday night
To discharge the committee.
In his letter 10 Chairman Bocock, OF
the committee, Victor wrote: Major
Milton. who. am informed. was the
author OF the resolutions. appears TO
nave been under peculiar dclusicn in
GAINS lHdi naN requested or him
permission TO appear before his COM
mittce.
wrote to Major Milton i'm the
hrst instance, because | strongly re-
sented his assertion that r. *, Victor
N Co.. or |. had refused to employ
eN-Scrvice men, and | had hoped that
MAJOR Milton possessed such a sense
OF justice and right that he would he
S!ad to rctract the assertions made
by him in Norfolk, to the effect that
l refused eN-scrvicc men work he
cause they had been in the United
states Army and calIcd
on Major Milton to furnish me with
the names of the parties who had
MADE the untrue charges against me
but he has declined to COM
ply with my request aud seems con
tent with passing along vague and
untrue rnmorS and ice gossip.
rave answered all the reasonable
questions which Major Milton sub
nittcd to me-"
He concludes his lengthy commune
cation by saying:
what request Is that the state
'n"nt published In the papers that OK
service men had been refused work
mere. because they were ex-sryice
mn. should be retraCtcd. as these
rharrcs are false and without foun
'ation. In TACT, ana ] have given Won
nc iacts which establish this"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
WILL ExPEND $4,000
IN BOYS GYMNASIUM
Application to Build on North Twelfth
street Filed by John Bagby,
Prehldcnt OF Club

President OF Club.
An application for Il permit to build
a brick gymnasium adjoining the
Boys Club at 40S North Twelfth
Street. was filed with Building In
spcctor Butler yesterday by John
baEby. president of the club. The
building Will adjoln the clubhouse on
lot 81 ty 1o6 feet. and Will front
thirty-cight feet and will cost $l5,-
600. Tho Boys Club was Organized
by the Rotary Club. whose patron 1t
now is.
Other applications filed were: Cap
tain j. T. Hewitt to build a frame
ana stucco dwelling on Lady Mile
Road at MontrOse Street, to cost
s7.7o0; Mrs! John f. Mitchell. TO build
frame and stucco dwelling Mt 700
stuart Road. to cost $3.50; T.. l.. and
u. IL. Fox. to build frame and stucco
dwelling on Harris Street nenr Hoop-
CT. To cost $500: Florence l.. Melton.
to build frame and stucco dwelling
at26li Fourth Avenue. to cost $4,000:
y. ID. Burton. TO build n frame and
stucco dwelling at 32l7 North Avenue
to cost $1,000; William G. Allen. To
build frame dwelling at 34lo r.
street. TO cost $4,000.
a permit WIS issued To Lizzie G.
bradley TO repair brick dwelling n,
~ south Colonial Avenue. to cost
Sl75.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
VIRGINIA PRESS BODY
TO MEET IN JANUARY
Executive Committee of Associate
Decided an Midwfnter
..as. Meeting Hero.

Decision 10 hold the mid winter
meeting OF the Virginia Press Asso-
citation. at Murphy's Hotel, Richmond.
on Tuesday and Wednesday. January
24-25, was reached Mt the meeting Of
the executive committee of the nsso-
citation held yesterday Mt Murphy's
Hotel. For the fifth consecutive time
there was 100 per cent attendance
of the members" of the committee,
every member being present.
On invitation Secretary w. b. Grid
lin, of the Virginia Historical Pageant
Association. appeared before the com
mittcc and defined the purposes of
the pageant and outlined the histori-
cal Importance ofcthc spectacle 10 the
State, after which resolution, urging
publishers in the State to give all
possible publicity TO the pageant, was
unanimously adopted.
Those attending the meeting were
j.. L. Pugh. president. Newport News;
NJ. T. Harrison. Bcdford George b.
Kcezell HarrisonburE: w. y. Land,
Blackstone; y. i. Rowe. Fredcricks-
burg: u. G. Beazley. South Boston.
and James G. Latimcr secretary
treasurer.
The preparation OF the program for
the mid-wintcr meeting was left In
the hands of the president and the
sccretary-treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
MISS WEXFORD TELLS
OF ARMS CONFERENCE
VIII Present DIR. :. e. Mitchell to
Group of women's '-SrguniAntions
Todny mt WHInafa'. club.

Miss Roberta Wexford, who has
returned from Washington. enjoyed
the privilege of attending the dciib-
eraiions @! the disarmament confer
ence, being present when James Ar
thur Baifour, OF England. addressed
the conference. Miss Wexford was
admitted as one of the sixteen mem
bers OF the National Committee on
henuction OF Armament, National
League OF Women Voters
She Will present DR.. s @ Mitchell
OF the University OF Richmond. TO
the group az womcn's ORGANIZATIONS
meeting this afternoon at o'clock
In the foyer of the Woman's club. olI
East Franklin street, under the aus
pices of the Richmond League OF
Women Voters In presenting Or.
Mitchell. Miss Wexford will speak
briefly Of her Washington experience.
Dr. Mitcheirs subject this afternoon
is VIA, May ~" Expect From The
Washington Con;ercnce?'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
Will Ask Approval
of the Arms Meet
Richmond Women o.
tain Signatures to For
,udrd to President.

Today is Signature Day" As YOU
come down town this morning YOU
VIII be greeted by prominent womeI,
OF the city. who will ask you to
place your name on a petition which
VIII be forwarded TO President Hard
ing expressing approval of the con-
ference for the limitation OF Iarma-
ment.
You Will he greeted with Il smile
Just as on tag day" but YOU will
not be asked for a single cent. only
To place your signature To one Of
the petitions.
There Will be more than 100 diff
fercnt stationed throughout the city
where pencils and Il petition viii be
available. Many women's orEaniza-
tons will take in the work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
SELECT PAGEANT SITE
AT AN EARLY MEETING
Six Men In Public Life of city In
Meet CridIfn md Business
Manager Suunder.

w. Conway Saunders, business
manager OF the Virginia Historical
iaGeant Association. yesterday sent
invitations to six prominent public
men of the city TO meet with him and
Secretary w. B Cridlin and decide
on the site for the pageant, which
recommendation will be placed be-
.ore the board OF trustees for ratiflca-
ton.
Mr.. Saunders designated Allen r
SaNiile. director of public works. n,
chairman Of the committee. Others
invited to serve were n. T.. Basker-
viile. architect; ]. Amber Johnston.
architect: Colonel w. NJ. Myers, hi
rector of Public Safety; CharIes u
Gillette landscape designer, and DR..
y. e. Levy, Director Of Public Wei
fare.
IL Is hoped TO hold an carly meet
ing OF the committee and to have a
report on the site ready by Thanks
giving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
DAVIS COUNSEL TO ASK !
FOR 4 NEW TRIAL T0DAf
Move Before Judge Well.
First-Dcgrce Verdict
Be Set Aside.

|. Counsel for Elijah Davis. CHARGED
with Staying his wife. and who wa
convicted by jury In Hastings Court
Fart H.. Will today move before Judr,I
Ernest II. Wells that the verdict h.
set aside AZ contrary TO law anil
evidence and that u new trial L.
granted.
Davis is represented by Harry ne
Smith, Jr. and l.. o. Wentlenburp
both OF Richmond. Davis was CON,
victcd Of murder In the first degrcS
The defense IL that the killing wa
not wilful. deliberate and prcmcdi
tated. but was the result cs emDo
tional insanity. d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
0. ]. SANDS PREDICTS
PROSPERITY FOR 1922
Tells Epfscopai Lnymcns' Committee
Forthcoming Year VIII Tie Hest
la Moro rhnn Decade

So enthusiastic was the meeting
and luncheon OF the Central Lay
mems Committee held yesterday af-
tcrnoon In the annex OF Seventh
street Christian Church that II was
decided to have another meeting next
Wednesday. when II hoped that every
Episcopal church In the city will re-
Port its receipts In the nation-w Idle
campaign which is TO conclude SUN
day In the Every Member Canvass.
Brief talks were made by reprcsen-
tativcs Of almost every congregation.
and all stated that their organization
for the canvass is complete.
That next year will be the most
prosperous for more than n decade
was the propsesy made by oliver j.
Sands, who was the principal speaker.
The thing for the committee Ia do.
he asserted, is to make the church
a popular cause. Lewis c. Williams
presided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
DOUGLAS +. CLARKE
HURT IN AUTO MISHAP
Car Turns Turtle I'm Taking One of
the Curves In Road Near the
Country club of Virginia.

Douglas r. Clarke, 1 years old. Of
10 North Allen Avenue. salesman for
the Atlantic Motor Company. was
severely injured though nc suffered
no broken bones. when the automo-
lille he Was driving turned turtls
in taking one Of the curves near the
Country Club OF Virginia yesterday
afternoon He was removed to the
Retreat FOR the SICK where at mid
night his condition was reported as
considerably improved
MIR. Clarke lost considerable blood
from the Internal Injuries. IN. extent
Of which mad not been determined
at midnight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
DANCE FOR KAUFMAN
RELIEF FUND TONIGHT
Large Orchestra VIII Furnish Music
and Prizes VIII lie Awarded

Plans have been completed for the
Informal dansant To be given by tho
Employees Welfare Association of
Kaufman d Company, at the JEFF
feFson Hotel tonight. Mrs w t.
Grovcnor is chairman of the com
mittee on arrangements. A large
orchestra has been engaged and
prizes will be offered various dane
crS.
Dancing Will begin at $40 o'clock
in the main ballroom OF the Jeffer-
son. Tickets may be secured at the
door. The affair is under the aus
plccs of tho Employees Welfare Asso-
citation OF the company and the pro-
c"eds from the dance will 20 TO this
fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
p~nte Aaar.-.c. Ad. club.

Arthur II p"Utr. III. "arnStle ~
anecdotes" addressed the members Of
IN" Richmond Advertising Club aud
tHetr guests at luncheon Yesterday
NJ Murrhv's Hotel. aud urged that
statesmen be instructed no, 10 take
thcir WORK too seriously. but 70 train
themselves 20 b" able 10 smile when
handling the most critical customer.
ana I" relate s,ory. not TOO light,
bnt sufficient 10 touch the human
nafuT" side of the customer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
bright T"hncco Average. s.-

Fright tobacco farmers OF Virginia
sold s.27f.223 POUNDS Of the leaf dur
ing the month az October q, q,
average price OF S@7II hundr.d
more than 50 higher than the average
iast year according 10 statement
JUST issued ny the state Commits.
sloher OF Agricultnre Total pro-
to 1o.s72,633 pounds Farmers hs,i1
marketed 1913 2s7 pounds OF the Jary
leaf. Last month il averaged sii.-a
a hundred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
Auditing Committee Meets.

The State auditing committee met
In annual session yesterday after
noon In the office OF State Accountant
Smyth. in the Capitol Building. To re-
ccivc his report for the year and to
ascertain the status of the officers
at the seat of government. The com.
mittec will review reports from all
of the state institutions. after which
{, will formulate It's own report for
the Governor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
WILL SELL CHICKENS
TO SWELL T. B. FUND
Fowls 4" he Put Tn ut Auction md
Proceeds VIII He Used In Hu,inr
ChrIstmns SruIs

Chickens collected from forty-fve
counties adjacent to Richmond Will
nc sold in this city az auction TO
The highcs, bidders among the hotels.
restaurants, chfc,eries and hospitals
Tor the purpose Of raising money to
buy Christmas seals to help swell the
uhds I" Tight tuberculosis Those in
IN" other hfty-fve counties In tho
STATE VIII nc sold on the local mar
hets In Richmond the Producers.
Operative Exchange. nf which
w. VI Cease is president. Will cell
the fowls.