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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
SOCIETY Y
CONTINUED From suronn rng.N

sue was given in marriage. Her oniy
SISTER. Miss Viviennc FidelIc iapdoc
"rr maid OF honor, wore Il frock OF
PINK orsandlc, over taffeta. with "a
InEhorn hat. and carried pink ros.s
ne Groom's best man was his
orother. Reginald James
ne ceremony was performed bv
me rev. Thomas Semrnes. OF Meade
'hemorial Episcopal Church. and wa,
attended by the Immediate families
or the bride and groom. and business
""soclates OF the groom.
inc wedding is Of interest here
ana In England. where the bride
Er"om lived until few years ngo
RE III world war veteran having
SerVed throughout the war with tbo
canadian forces. Mr. and Mrs James
1911 Immediately after the ceremony
Tor New York and other Northern
cities. Mrs. James travelling in n
tailored suit OF blue tricotine with
hat TO match.
Easiey-DuvaL
IN" home Of Mr.. and Mrs James
- DnFal. in the Savage Apartments
farkcrHbnrg, w. Va was at hiyh
noon. June I'll. the scene OF an at
'r"'tiVc wedding when Mr.. DuVar.
SISTER. MISS Cassie Louise Duval wa.
AL y.
Halifax. Va
The handsome parlors Of the home
~"rn hrtisticaily decorated for t,.
event. profusion OF palms and ferns
bhinH used with roses and on one
Sihe an effective background was
formed before which the vows were
p'iEhted. The bride entered on tho
arm ~ her brother. Mr. DuVal. and
was joined at tho improviscd altar
~ IN: officiating Clergyman. Or. :.
Scollay Moore. Of Trinity EpIscop,,
church. and by the groom and M,
pest man and brother, Hershey Ea.-
ley. or i.ynchturg. Sh. was given in
inarriaE. hy her brother
The brid" wore an caquiy!t. gown
az ivory white satin and lace. over
which fell tn. folds Of long tuIle
ven, which. cap effect was held in
place 10y bands Of the tune and a
wreath OF lilies of the VALLEY. She
carried "a shower bouquet Of lilies.
immediately after tho ceremony
buffet luncheon was served in tho
aiming room. which was presided over
ny Mrs. Richard Warren ana Mrs
". 5. Hall The chandelier was
Sh"wer"d wi'h asparagus ferns and
clusters of white baby ribbon and
IN" iabi" had for it's c"nterpicc. tho
brides cake. wreathed with smil,x
and Brides roses
The guests numbered the relatives
md a few close friends. the follow
INK being from out Of town: Mr. aud
Mrs. walter DuNal. Tampa Fla; Miss
Ethel Jarrett. New York City; MISC
Ruth EaSl"y OF Halifax. Va. Misc
Lila DuNai. Arvonla. Va. and Hurs-
Icy Easley, Of Lynchburg
Motoring south.
Mrs. r. Briggs Richardson and lit
~" daughter. left Friday morning for
'rernHille, :. -, to spend several
months with her parents. Or and
Mrs. David NJ. Ramsay. The latter
nave been spending several days with
Their .son At Langley Field. and mo-
,"red I" Richmond yesterday.
Shriby-Hicc.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs James
N"nabic Rice. sol North Fourth
street, Hopewcll. was the scene OF "A
nui"t but pretty marriage wcdnes-
day afternoon at ( o'clock. when their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

Miss Calais Browning. Miss Theima
coley. Miss Doris Crawford. Miss
Bennic Deshazo. Miss Elizabeth En-
rich. Miss Louise Fry. Maurice Fieck.
Raleigh FERGUSON. Miss Virginia
iIankins. Miss Elizabeth sllord. Miss
Mabel Hutchinson. Herbert Hutchtn-
son. Mrs. l.. T.. Jerv"y. Miss Grace
Malcolm. Miss Jane Miller. Miss Jea-
n"tte Mctann. Miss Anna Lee Pas
"hail. Miss RIOS" Phillips. Miss Ruth
Ritchi". Miss Alice Scout. MSS vtr-
GINA Sattrriicid Miss Elise shelton.
MISS Margaret Valentine. Miss Dor
othy Webb. stuart West Miss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

hausht"r Lillian Estclle. became ,h.
bride Of Richard Lewis shelby, cash
Ter 81 ia" National Bank OF Hope
we'll.
Tn" ceremony was performed by
rev. w. =. L"akc. pastor OF the Ban
hSt church. in ia" pr"Scuc. Of tho
iinm"d!at" families ana a few friends.
me nom" was decorated with
Terms. sweet peas ana other summer
flowers. Thc altar aud arch w.r.
bnhh"d with queen Annc's lace. ferns
and smilax.
Cathedral candies were placed on
'he altar. Miss Elizabeth shelby rem
d"r"d the wedding music.
The bride wore a travelling sui, Of
midnight blue tric"tinc. heavily
beaded. with blouse Of Georrctt.
crepe. and a ccrsar. bouquet OF
ophelia roses ami lilies Of the valley.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
SHELBY motorcd to Richmond where
they were entertained at dinner at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

Theresa Bland. West Point: Miss
Mhrce!la Barnes. Amelia Courthouse:
MISS Martha Baughan. West Point:
MISS Emily Gault. West Point: Miss
Audrey Griffin. Alberta: Miss Rehcc-
ca hatcher Ashland: Miss Mary Love
Jones. Petersburg: Miss Jean Mac
rty. Raleigh. " c.; Miss Rose
Lewis. Greensboro. y. e.: Miss Mar
Lydia Quarl.s. Ashland: Miss Mary
Redd. beaver Dam: Mics Eva Tim
berlak". Aztec: Miss Mary Boiling
-Tchmcr. Mckenncy
benefit Dance.
number Of Richmond people will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
BUY NO DYE BUT
"pIAMoND DYES"

cniess YOU ask for Diamond Dyes"
YOU may get "A poor dye tina; streaks
pots. fades and ruins your goodn
Every package OF Diamond Dyes con-
tains simpl. directions for home dye
ing OF Uniting any new. rich. fadeless
color mt" garments or draperics Of
ANY material. No mistakes, No fall
ures Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

attend IN" benefit subscription dance
10 "e given az the home OF Mrs. NJ. Ia
Parsons. a3oi Grove Avenue. Fridayi
CONTINUED on Sixth page.)
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-09

HOTEL DESPLAND ::

Madame L n. Waite Of the Des.
pland hotel entertained a dozen of her
friends at cards Monday evening. Re
fresamaufs were served and very
pleasant social evening was enjoyed
alrs r. w kempsaoli OF Peoria,
H. Who IS d season guest al the Des-
uiand entertained at dinner on Mon
day evening Mr. and Mrs. George W
Chandler of Davtnna
Among the recent guests al the Ho
fel Desplaua have been the following
Mr. and Mrs Warren ii Leonard
IL NJ Marvin ai New York City, Mr.
ana Airs a NJ Decker and daughter
Marian IS Chicago m: Horace f
Whitney, H. 81 Stearns OF Cambridge
MAS SIR and AIRS August Wahlfeld
SIR ana Mrs f T. Zinser 81 Peoria
Il Hr ana Ars r e. Virgins 81
Atlantic Clv. " AIRS l. " HIS
- Bnag port. Conn; AR anil AIRS E
g. S aNariz of Allentown. Pa. Mrs
Earl Mitchell uf Lakewood Ohio ans
8 lEen ~ FHfala y "
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-09
PRINCESS lSSENA

NOT many changes are being made
~ the personnel OF the guests Al Inc
friaeess Issena The place filled nm
with guests early in the season and
only one night since January Il has
Manager Haynes had a yaeanf room
fhe Princess IS always one of the
most popular hotels in the state
Manager Henry Haynes. when asked
now II was that his hotel was ALWAYS
hiled 10 capacity, said
make il my business 10 eiv,.
every person more for their money
than they can get anywhere else.
always want 10 be able to look a man
N the face and feel that have his
respect. because he knows that | am
giving him a square deal in every
way | would rather have this than
70 have mere money.
AR ana Mrs. c. b. Nicholson o,
New York, who are season guests at
the Princess, entertained for dinner
on Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wet.
tenberg OF Daytona.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Stearns and
Robert Stearns of Tarrytoyn, n. J.
who are old time friends OF the Prin,
cess and Of Manager Haynes. have ar
rived there to spend several weeks.
Mrs. II II Windsor ana II II. Wind
son, Jr., and Mrs T. B. Thompson oil
Evanston. m. we're dinner guests al
the Princess issena on Monday.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-09
RIDGEWOOD HOTEL

One of the most popular musical Or
CARNATIONS in the Triple Cities his
winter has been the orchestra Of the
Ridgewood hotel. They have plavetl
Tor many events in the big hotel and
as Wei Tor many more held in other
places. On Monday evening they were
invited TO play for the big dancing
party given at the casino in Ormond
Dy the eottagers there. They com
phed with the request and the result.
was one of the finest parties given
there this season
Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Hickey OF Roch-
ester, n. y, who have been season.
guests AT the Rdgewood Went by mo-
tor Monday TO Miami ana other places
OF interest They were accompanied
by Mr.. Hickey's brother. Bishop Tho
mas Hickey, of Rochester. and Mrs
NJ. +. Young OF Davtona. They viii
be absent about a week.
Among the recent guests at the
Ridgewood have been the following.
Mr., and Mrs. F. s. Hooner OF Jack
sonyille, Fla: ]. E Barnes Of Duluth,
Mimi. Mrs. f. r. Bernard. Miss Fran
ces Hays Hammond OF Philadelphia.
Pa: Mr.. aud Mrs Andrew Rohan Of
Cincinnati; r W Denton. Mir and
Mrs. James L. Paine Of Cambridge.
Mass; Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ Creighton
of Brooklyn, A. Y; Mr. and Mrs. G. G..
Hilson, Mrs + A. Lawton Of Auburn.
Me; DIR. and Mrs u. G. Orcutt OF Chi
eago, aud Mr.. and Mrs o. A. Martin
of Hourhill, Mass: Mrs Clara Boorse.
Mrs. H. H. Thomas Mrs r. AIiske Of
( Milwaukee, Wis; Mrs. D. l. Boorse
of Birmingham, Ala
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-09
|llENDON J J


i more eKger 10 I'M
1e With Il 2 comnn-
I<!nle Cit Is than is
oa and III manege-
dprf.si By aany tray
ks.eI IN TIL state of
lnn Il always prevails
81 democ -aey that
d = aae Of the NEST
1ossls IN II eouatry
~ H. doors lave been
~ b<nesit & ri party
= -, ! rs Of he PENN
~yfona Beae p. Forty
+ ~ made r.; d % at
kree crow OF play
- sere plas I'll in IN
lron which overlook
f. - al the N Isl ailrac-
a u.a apywhe1e. There
5Ilu5z frum Day oaa Day
- Sssbreeze present 10
rnes. The Gentlemen
\
9 "a goodly n amber re-
- claeeeds will 90 10 the
q 4 The club
! ~ Hotel CLAIR ndon and
eat the three cities are
"a 10 an Sven ne Of fun
s Thst is the night So
= tInrlores OF he Hotel
! <l<e their big minstrel
) TAsrs viii hs over a
- b the eli rus and
s znesag ans - ging and
g x<ss GeoTg r kee
- he D efiorme = and al.
4 Trsarmanee Mr. kee-
. ~ ! lamily 4 voted @
= sad he Is - eeedinglN
= rkiz line. On che gta
ailar perform lnce VIII
I llrmnad whie viii he
IS RAINING a ID ebert.
: Asazxer Root q the "
i ! HrsiGon Woe S y II
/. - = 4 similar perform
- pronpan one 81
xs.tm perierma ces ever
= tzss wstae se the re-
4 - blg perform ance say
Il the eievef EST am
|lrss ever seen ~ the
Il All he costa ale S VII
Is hssnn Il wll b. or
- <snsaxs ct "a winter
~ easploys more thaa 2Ht
- ~. Keeean Eas abs
+ ss e9sh part
! - freslexlek 10 : oi S
I.rszsa 81 q 8eiieafn
T. i ~ l.nsas CT b oi ths
- % Monday e4ensng
= znr dan lnk was %
b xnk wr air Henry
- William ka1feN
u d faiier hr aas
! <Ein MS al II IAtas
JasK aM MF
MA SITS aeiis
; smzy ans ST. n4 81
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-09

returned the winner SATURDAY 81
the $40 mau soif iolHnamen Winning
1he hsnaaom- miniature loving cup
e b sHeus Nasehmrter 81
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-15
GLOBE OPTICAL 60.
sos MAIN STREET. BOISE
BROADWAY HOTEL

BROADWAY HOTEL
UNDER NEW MANAGE MENT
We have purchased the Broadway
Hotel in Meridian and are ready t0
serve meals al reasonable rates hy
the day or week Good clean rooms
and good service.
MRS. J. A. GIIILIIaAND.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-15

A red-headed Irish soldier thrust
his head out of passenger coach az
Mountain Home and excitedly cried,
VA woman has tainted here has any
one drink Of whiskeYga A man In
the crowd handed up pocket flask.
and the soldier took long swig.
Thanks, he said smacking his lips,
1T always did make me nervous TO
see woman faint.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-15
Thc Rond To Immune.

You must keep well Ii you wish TO
be happy When eonstipated take
one or two Of Chamberlains Tablets
Immediately after supper. They
cause gentle movement OF the bow
els.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-15
Indigestion and Constipation

Prior 20 using Chamberlain's Tab
let's, suffered dreadfully from indi-
gestion Nothing | ate agreed with
me and | lost flesh and ran. down Ia
health. Chamberlain Tablets
strengthened my digestion aud cured
me OF constipation, writes Mrs
George Stroup. Solyay, NJ y
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-15
NAY PLANNED no tioiD
STATE FAIR THIS YEAR

While the legislature cut the ap-
promiation Tor state fair, Secretary
Hendershot has plan to sell S30,oo0
OF the capital stock of the association
and also ask the county commission
ers Of Ada county for d oue half mill
levy 10 he made OH All the taxable
property Of Ada cewntys The total
variation of the county $50, 0a6 p I 4.
and this would raise fa.313s3a See
rotary iiendershoi figures out that
the corporations 81 the county hage
q valuation d s6000s00o and would
pay in round numbers $4,000 " this
sum Boise city With 4 valuation Of
sia,500 00o would pay s9,900 and
the rest OF the county With a Yaltia-
ton OF $l34500,0D0 would pay
SG.T3g II would cost the tay payer
* OH the Sl0D valuation which
would not ia q burden Lets have
the fair
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-15
NAMPA ELEVATOR 60.
FOR GRINDING AND CLEANING

We are fitted for grinding and
cleaning seed OF all kinds We have
installed two large machines. one
for wild oats aud one for seeds.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-15

senator Charles Curtis Of Kansas.
IL sponsor for several measures FOR
the establishment 81 complete politi-
cal and civic equality for women ~
the United states, Among the part
ocular measures he advocates are the
following Giving / woman natnrali-
zatlon rights on an equality with the
men, thus relieving a woman of the
embarrassment of becoming q foreig-
ner II she marries man who II not a
citizen Of the unlted Stetes Placing
women upon an entire equality with
men III the civil service oI the United
States Government; removing all
difficulties nov Imposed upqa women
In the case OF inheritance guardian
shin etc, The womens national
party is taking an active interest IN
promoting these measures,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-15

Jack Dempsey announces he viii
never marry again Jack doesn't
propose 20 do any lighting except
that he Is paid to do
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-04-15
DR, JR NrMRERs, JR,

Successor 10 Dr Dutton)
PHI SIGIA n and S y K q E o n
Telephone ZIG Meridian, Idaho.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
HARDING URGED TO CALL
EARLY EXTRA SESSION
Senator Curtis Advises Executive
Decree Soon After
March 4.
WANTS Els Al REFORM
Republican Whip Also Tells Prcsi-
dcnt-EIect Federal Reserve Act
Should BE Amended to Abolish
Regional Banks.


MARION. ONO, Jan. 3.-Presidcnt-
Elect Harding completed his cycle OF
conferences with the ranking Repub-
lican leaders of Congress today by
a long talk with Senator Curtis. Of
Kansas. Republican whip OF the SEN
ate.
They discussed the Legislative pro-
gram for the extra session to be
called soon after March 4. az well as
the work to be done during the re-
mainder of the present session. Mr..
Harding. laid particular emphasis on
Il reduction of appropriations and on
prompt disposition Of the nppropria :
tons measures and other routine so
as to leave the way clear for CON
structivc Legislation as soon as the
new session begins.
Senator Curtis advised calling the
extra session carly In March. and il
IS understood that the suggestion CO.
incidcd with the Presidents vicw. y"
definite time has been selected. but
the date generally is expected here
to follow the Inauguration by only
lew uayS.
Tariff Legislation will be the mrs;
| task nj the extra session. ana son
atOr Curtis expressed the opinion that
with preliminary work during the
| next TWO months. It might be posi-
bic to get a tariff bill out OF commit
tee before the end OF March. He sale
that he believed that the emergency
tariff treasure would pass the pres
mt session despite stubborn opposi
ton
The Kansas Senator urged that tn"
! program OF the extra session include
| passage OF an amedmcnt Ia the Fed
eral reserve act. establishing single
central bank with branches. in place
| of the regional bank system now in
feet. The Prcsident-cl took the
matter under adviacmcnt.
Other callers on Mr.. Harding dur
! iug the day included Clifford rinchot
pf Pennsylvania. former chief ot the
forestry service; Paul II. Cravath, a
New York lawyer. and Representa-
tive Towner, OF Iowa. chairman OF
III House lnsular Affairs Committee
! with MIR. Towncr the question or :;
! philinpinc policy wa. discussed n
! .cnEth. MT t'lnSnoi talhch oN'' va
| rlous conservation policies and MIR
| cravat' gave Mr. Harding his advice
about details OF the plan for an as
ISOLATION Of nations.
| Harry VI. DauRhcrtr, the President
rlccts clos" friend and political al
User. who came 10 Marion ycstcrda,
TO discuss Cabinet appointments
spent the night 1T tho Harding HON
mr. Harding declaring h.
Ah "hefed no appointment on Nv.
"o'htt or the diplomatic service /,
any one ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

petitioners ask nrc and police pro-
lection. street improvements and
lights.
\ resolution from the Board OF
Aldermen, requesting the Richmond
delegation in tho General Assembly
TO take action toward the abolition
OF the fee system in the Police Court.
OF which Alderman Gunst is patron,
was cOnCurrcd in and forwarded III
the Mayor.
Sent Ia Finance Committee.
An ordinance authorizing the di-
rectors OF departments to pay per
diem employees for time lost through
Illness. OF which Councilman English
is patron. was sent TO tho Finance
Committee.
y resolution originated by Alder
man Melton. placing ". II. Dobbins
on the superannuatcd list, was
adopted. Mr.. pobbins has been en-
ploycd in the Gas Department for
twenty-minc years. and Is now brok
On in health.
y resolution fixing the salary or the
Judge Of the Hastings Court at $1,000
and appropriatinG tho sum of $500
loI lNt' licSt' lIh'tS INV Ju'S''
OF the four courts OF record in the
city Hall on the same basis.
The resolution appr opr!atinE $4,000
for improvements TO Byrd Park play
grounds, was referred TO the Financ,
Committee, on motion of Mr.. English
its patron. The fund Is 10 be USED
in the construction of dubious,
and improvements TO the grounds.
y resolution appropriating $5Oo 70,
printing the revised building cod,
WAS adopted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
BELOW AVERAGE RATE

= =, VI" ,' :" "'h from First pagc)
10 slice in the elementary, 49,, ,,I..,-
.'"o"l grades. In New yo,.,, go.
""shk"epsic pays the loves, ,,,,,,,',.
OF from $1,000 to $1,000 in thn "i''
'''ehiarE' and from $3.50 To 81 roo
!" 'he high-school grades. Nnrr,,,'
."""' IA with the exception of ri.h.
'''""' pays the lowest SALARY ~ 49,,
l'S'cd on the chart. /, tnj,,.,
from E''H 10 $1,000 in the ,lo,n.n....,s
""" rom S!'5"o to $1,000 in Tin. MILK
~ n'"' The city paying IN. iow.o,,
."."'E !" ohio is shown to- l.. ,.,rto,
~" $1,000 to $500 among ~. az.
'n'"'y' ANA $1,000 to s..;oe fl, 81,
'"Nn school. Walla Wa!l,. v,sh
nous INC record for the loves, s,r.,r,,
~ mat state. paying from sIaoo ;,
: HNVo IN the elementary. ana o.,
= 'Yo to $4,000 In the ch.srhn",
N'""eS' The chart shows.
hrandcis claimed the moior,,..
''"''"h renders, futile an effort cnn
,""c" more than twenty v.ors -
''"'e employers ana employees ou -,
4""i footing before the law"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
INDIRECT BOYCOTT
BANNED BY RULING
IN SUPREME COURT

continued from First rag")
as result OF the Danbury liattcrs
case. and the argument WAS made
that the principle involved was uc
same The Danbury case was per
haps the most famous In tho annals
OF legal warfare between employers
and workers THE hattcrs organ
i2ed a boycott against the cOmpany's
product, and the courts granted huge
judgments against the workers.
Union members were held indiv!dUal-
~ responsible, ana 1t was claimed
that many workers We're impoycr-
ishcd as rcsult of the decision.
Labor started tremendous aGita-
lion, which finally resulted in III,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
MANY TEXTILE MILLS
IN PROVIDENCE REOPEN

PROVIDENCE. II. l.. Jan. 3.-Thc
textile Industry In this State took on
new activity today with Il reopening
of many mills that had been closed
for few days or for weeks. Manu-
facturcrs said the Increased activity
was due 10 no real Improvement in
the situation at present. hut might
prove to be the beginning of a
gradual upward movement leading TO
full-timc operation. Wages had been
reduced in most cases 22ia per cent
in the effort to reduce production
costs. and this scale down was re-
Aectcd in lower quotations for goods
as Il bid for business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
ONE DEAD AS FIRE
DESTROYS CAPITOL
OF WEST VIRGINIA

CONTINUED from First pagcD
burning building. WITH IRE apparatus
ana hrcmcn on all sides OF the struc-
turc, and numerous lines of hose rum
ming into the building. the Governor
finally emerged from the executive
offices, walked across the street to
tho executive mansion. and from that
point he watched the progress of the
iiamcs
State officials said tonight that.
while the Senate and House chambers
were destroyed. they did not believe
the session of the Legislature. called
to convene in the i,ln"his'c future
would be postponed. as new quar-
tcrS would be found at once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
O'CONNELL ACCOMPANIES
CARDINAL GIBBONS HUME

(Continued NOM Flfst FaE"I
Corrigan. Bishop Denis j. oConn"!i.
of Richmond. the E"T"rcnds Louis X.
St!ckney. Albert l.. Smith ami Edwin
l.. Leonard. Of the cardinals house
hold: MIR and Mrs Shr!vcr. Mig"
Madeline Shrivcr and Drs . ponova n
and Wctzcl
Tho cardinal WAS warmly wrapped
IN comforts and r"ciincd. vir'ualF
in sitting position, on the rear seat
Of the limousine. When tho auto
mobile reached the Mulberry street
gate OF tho cathedral grounds. a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

strctcher. which had been brought
from Mercy Hospital. was brought
forward.
AS soon as the cardinals presence
In the city became known callers be-
gan to arrive at his residence. one
of those who met the cardinal at tho
door OF his residence was one of his
srandncces, Mrs. Vertulic Wells. Of
New Orleans. Mrs. Wells had arrived
| from her home only a few minutes
before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
. ---------------
COUNCIL APPROVES
MEASURE CHANGING
Il CITYS WARD LINES
(Continuod frorn &C. -.

- - IGonlIhuod from FIRST pneoJ
.s1hs me adopt!on OF mo budgc, 20,
. 80 year beginning February
Mr. Phillips introduced a resolution
funds for paving TWENTY
sSntth street. from Broad stree; -
ssLne Nine Mile Road, which was re-
sfferred to the Finance Committee.
50 request for extension OF pa.
mains IN Bellevue Court. presented h.,
president Powell. was referred 10 ,ho
COMMITTEE on Utilities. ana ono ,,o,
{ coiored citizens Of Progress rark t.,
tho North Side. asking for divers t,,
: proVements, was referred to IN. al.
Neory g9ard for consideration. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
New York Will Open
School for Retailing
lBy Associated Press. I

NEW YORK. Jan. 81 school
Of retailing. nnid to he the first
institution of its kind In the
world, viii be opened at New
York University next September.
IL was announced today. Il viii
he known ns the New York Uni
NcrSlty Training school for Tcnch-
crs of Retail Selling.
Prominent department stores
are cooperating with the uni,cr-
sity In the establishment Of tue
school. Ii tx planned to raise
~ ,O0O.0OO for the purpose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
$1,000 RETURN TO WORK
IN EASTERN INDUSTRIES

Continued from First Pagc)
with optimism by the mill officials
and the leaders OF plant government.
although market conditions are still
depressed. Legislation planned in
the House" ana the Senate" Is along
lines To consolidate ami,y between
the employer and the cmployc.
No further wage reduction has
been made since the workers moro
than month ago voluntarily adopted
- per cent cut.