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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
PRODUCE MARKET HERE
SHOWS DECIDED GAINS
Business Better Last Week,
and Merchants Look For
Improvement,

BUSINESS ON Cary and Thirteenth
streets. where Virginia COUNTRY pro-
dncr is wholcSalcd to such a large
extent. was decidedly better all OF
last week. and there WAS "A smile on
the c""untcnauccs OF the Wholesale
produce dealers and commission mcr-
hants all thc week. The REGENTS
OF Virginia and North Carolina stun
were larger and they met an active
demand. although in but few instances
were prices advanced.
Il chickens were active al ~
to 30 cents per pound. hens AT ~ to
20, and ducks at 80 To -. \ few
cuincas showed up during the week
and brought from - to 80 cents
apiece, according TO size. EGGS were
fairly active at IS To 10 cents per
dozen.
veals were decidedly active ana
scored an advance in price. tn" faucic,
bringing IL cents per pound. tn. good
In very good : to 10 cents. ami tho
runners" & to :. Lambs were "A lit
tie off. the best figure obtainablr DO
ing 10 cents. and that was for thr
very best animals, The other kind
went for to . cents. Hogs also
Were off from former quotations. go
ing at : to = cents.
The fruit market was quite active
all the week. II none OF the fruit
reaching Cary street now is from
Virginia. the apples coming from New
York, the peaches from the same
state and II grapes from the West.
Cary Street looks for continued i'm
proved and even better business this
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
7. P. A. TO PARTICIPATE
IN PAGEANT MEET TO-DAY
Board of Directors Names
Committee to Attend Tick
et-Sciling Session.

The board Of directors OF Post ~
y. i. y, met SATURDAY nigh; ana Ar-
pointed It committee o: Ten u attend
the pageant ;ick"t-scliiu- injecting :"
ic held az Murphy's Hotel ja!s al
crnoon at 400 O'clock.
The directors decided not 20 take
action indorsinr any candidate for
Queen OF tn" pageant. because Of tho
tact that pageant headquarters ar.
tn tn" 7 L. y building and because
'nc 7. u. y. was tn" ;rst orstuiza-
ton to back The pageant project
This action caves the members D..
Post y to ac, individually ia sup
port Of candidates for queen OF tho
p|aE.nut.
II. l.. HARDWOOD and c. u. Colcm4n
were appointed TO represent POS, ~
On tin" committee the city is sending
u represent the city OF Richmond ~
the launching Of the cruiser City OF
richmond at Cramps ShipyaTds. Phll-
adeipnia. on Scptemsc r %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
FORM ~RECREATIONAL
BODY ON NORTH SlDI,
ilanS Outlined Tomorrow Night ut
Meeting at Highland Park Citi-
zcns' Association Committee.

y meeting OF the Social and F:iu-
cati"nal Committee Of the Highland
Park Citizens Association Will hc
hcld in the Highland Park school to-
morrow evening at s o'c,oCk.
iIanS for the organization o. a
young peoples social club for winter
recreation Will be outlined and In"
committee invites all young people Of
the community to attend. TIL" com
mitt"c IL composed of Mr.. Everett
T.. Worreli. chairman; Mrs George
w. Guy. Mrs. y. y. Cosby. r. T.
Graves. Guy Thorncr. state super
visor of Physical Education: Miss
Roberta Winans. OF the Community
Service. New York City. and Miss sue
StaTkc, president OF the Richmond
City ~Rccreational Leaders CLUB. vii.
aid in the organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
TO CONSIDER JITNEY
MEASURE THIS WEEK
Subrcni mtttce ar Ordinances Has q
Number az Papers before u Dc
aligned tn Regulate.

The subcommittee on ordinances. Of
which Alderman Joseph {. Nunnanv
is chairman, Will hc called To meet
this week further to Considc. the
proposed ordinance" regulating tn" jit-
ncE and tor-hir. automobile business.
The committee has before il a mum
Der OF papers designed To- restrict IN.
use OF streets hy ji;ncys, requiring
them to run on regular schedules.
and To tx the fares.
~ Il recent meeting of tn. Commit
tee on ordinances Il delegation from
the stockholders Of the Virginia Rail
way and Power Company submitted
~~nts requesting speedy action.
This committee was headed by I!ar-
We. Wilson and r.. Victor Williams.
These men will pea before the
subcommittee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

are told hat society : failing to
pieces. II Il i. one Of the chief
causes is hat the American home has
los; its altar OF prayer. Go through
the country day ana YOU Will
scarcely find one.
Mothers and fathers OF today de-
pend altogether too much on the
church and the sunday school 10 in
still the world Of sod into the hearts
OF their children. That nation whose
people have family affairs is irwin
chile. 1t i on. - the secrets OF Eng
lands tremendous strength. W. are
told She rules nearly ,wo-;h.rds OF
the world. The people OF England
still stick To IA. family altar.
Mothers must accept a large share
OF the responsibilities for the world as
we find it today some OF them ap-
pear to ne NOR, anxious to see their
daughters shine IN society than in
the grace ana cu,;ur. OF God. /; is
high time we U!i became alarmed
over the prevailing modes OF living
and the mauncr In which parents per
init their d~auChi,rs 20 dress. y re-
vivai Of Old fashioned. common de-
crncy is ncod.d and mothers ought 10
join together "a bring about the re-
forms so ~dirctu!iy needed. They
Qught to band themselves together
and proclaim their program TO the
world"
pr. Broushton SAID i; was probably
little wonder tina, children act as
lr~rcverantly as they do when their
mothers give them such time and
thought nowadays lie derlorcd the
tendency OF the modern mother to
pass So little OF her ;!mc At home and.
in conclusion. made Il plea 10 moth
crs To give themselves and their chill
drcn to God.
Erect the old Family altar. and
pray with your children nj zone"
ur,.,I mr. H-,rrr.,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
s.SOCIAL"EVENTS IN RICHMOND
INDICTED BY DIR. BROUGHTON
Ill Bcl,oovcs This City. Baptist Pastor Declares. to Stand
Aglast at Reported Orgies of Nloving-Picturc
Colony at Hollywood. Cal.

,;rov" Avenue Baptist Church. both
auditorium and balcony. was crowded
last night when Rev. Len q. BrouCh-
ton. II. ID. pastor. delivered the
second OF his series of sermons on
Famous Women OF the Bible" his
topic last night being. sarah. the
Mother of III" Worlds Greatest Race
An Arrangement Of Modern society"
After SkotchinE the career Of
Sarah. Or. B~ronghton included Rich
W"nd in his Indictment OF modern So
cirty. saying II ~ill-bchoovcd this city
TO sit arapc ana stand aghast at the
reported orgies or the movinr-piCturc
colony OF Hollywood when there are
social events staged in this city
which ought to xiv every father and
mother in IL disturbing thoughts. fIc
referred 10 a recent dance when tive
boys. between nineteen and twenty
years OF age. We're taken from the
dane. hall by policemen and hailed
into court and fined for drunkenness
and iisordcriy conduct.
This was Il dance which was sup
pcscd to have been sponsored hy our
best Society said Dr. Brourh,on.
presumably. it was properly chapr-
roncl. Eut these boys. said 10 be sons
Of oUr best families. were taken out.
BROUGHT into Police Court ana fined
for drunkenness and i~isorderly con
duct. l tell YOU Il "a everybody who
attended h a dance was equally
guilty.
The story Of the d~iscraccful affair
WAS printed ciitorially IN the society
columns of last sundays T!mes-D.s-
patch. II a story ~ a similar nature
had been published ten years ago
every father and mother in Richmond
would have set ur a howl that could
have oven heard from one cnd Of the
city 10 tho other, hut It's publication
leaves US indifferent II cold. What's
the mlffpr with modern Sn.i,,y~ ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
MANY LIVES SAVED
All SHIELDS lake
ut Cit. Resort Rescue scores
OF Men. WOn,rn aud Children
from Watrry Graves.

superintendent Humphrey calder.
IN charge OF parks and piayTr"unds
IN The city. stated last night that he
could not say too much in praise Of
IN" four ~lifcSavcrs who performed
fin. work at Shields Lake during the
summer.
While there were no d~rowuinES at
the lake during the season. MIR. CAL
der said. these men cScucd AZ least
leo men. women and children. There
We're many narrow escapes, and but
for the activities Of the l~iicsavcrs
many persons would hav. met death
in IN" waters OF tho lake. The men
employed ~ Mr.. Calder were John
bolan. &. c. LiebS, George Martin and
Robert Gender.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
WOULD STOP KU KLUX KHAN
FROM PARADLNG NRICHVOND
continued From Firs, Page,

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
A|NSL|E WILL APPROVE
100000 FOR SEWERS
This Measure. Among Others,
Expected TO BE Signed
Today by Mayor.
MA, nonnow IN A>rlcrr>r,oS
companion RESOLUTION Is Vow Bc-
fore Council finance Committee
Authorixiur This tction-I,rtirnft
Ordinance Providing for Tower.

Mayor Ainslic expects today To re-
turn TO the city clerk. with his sig
nature OF approval, a lumber OF res
olutions and ordinances adopted by
both branches OF Council. included
in the list is tho resolution providing
for "a bond issue of $3,o00.OoO for
sewers. This bond issue is To be a.
vided into four annual installmcuis
OF s750,ooO each. beginning next Jan
nary
There is a companion resolution
ncw before the Finance Committee
authorizing the committee 10 borrow
S20o,coo in anticipation OF the bond
issue, so the Department of .WurkS
may begin at ince on the sewer
proposition. This paper VIII prob
ably ID" acted uron by the Finance
Committee tomorrow night at its
regular session.
Provide for Water Tower.
In view OF an opinion Of tho city
Attorney that the action OF Council
IN adopting a resolution requesting
the Finance Committee TO provide in
the next budget the sum OF $4,000
for purchase al IL water tower for
the Fire Department waA illegal.
Mayor AiuSlic Will return this res
olution without his approval. AS
the Mayor is DESTROYS OF securing
such u piece OF apparatus, however.
II resolution Will be introduced at
the ncXt meeting of Counci, provid-
ing for the purchase Of tho water
tower with funds now in tho treas
ury.
A,,.hcr .osalu,;,n l,r,r. ,t,. N,,..,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

men Who vii! not show their faces.
and whose name and Insignia carry
IN" Kind OF v"iivd threat Tor the coll
ored people which this Nu klux Khan
parade carried. would D" TO outrage
the sense OF Justice and discourage
TIE civic loyalty Of every ~law-aGii-
INK co.ored man in the country. It
would lie ignobly unfair.
Does any on" suppose for 4 mo-
nent that an association of negroes.
calling themselves AN Invisihl. En-
pire. n with name and insignia
which directly suggested race bitter
ness and violence. would he given "A
license - phraG. with shrouds and
masks through tho streets OF Rich
mond at night"
We do not want TO prohibit in
America free speech and free asso-
citation. whether the views expressed
Toe popular or unpopular. Eut Amer
lea IS no place for IDEAS Matched in
the dark Let the ku klux Khan
have its ~'c:npcrors' and 'klcagl.s'
'and its ;en-dollar initiation con
tri5uiionD Il the rest Of its Hum
want II. but let the city see their
faces. what the people Of goodwin
in this and every other church mus,
Insist UPON is Il !aw prohibiting the
appearance in II puhlic building. or
hny pubic street. Of men in disguise.
stripped OF its paraphcrnalia FOR strut
aHl nclodraiua. The ku KUN Khan
".ll los" a great deal Of its att-ac-
lion And as people ouIsid. II see
The real harm under its spcc!ous
phrases, and as the people In il tcEin
10 look "a, their Notwithstanding
klans and El.ugl.s with
recovery OF their sense ui honor.
tho organization and its organizers
Viii begin To shriycl ana disappear"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

police arrested ten men and booked
then on gambling charges at tho
FIRST Station. All were bnilcd for
appearance in Police Court this morn
ing. The raid was conducted by Pu-
iiccincn l.. ii. Anderson and X. Il.
recently appointed to tho
force. y little later eight colorcd
men. who were caught in II house on
North Eighteenth street. were arS
rested on similar charges.
Tho police yesterday afternoon
seized three gallons of liquor in u
raid on 4 house ON North Twenty
seventh Street. Joe Smith, colored.
was arrested in connection with Tia,
raid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
Continue VIII case 'rndny.

arguments IN tIc IlnrrisOn viii
case viii he resumed This morning
in the city Circuit Court room, 10
which place Judge Moucur. has re-
moved the case. hecau>" # the con
Eestion in the ChIncrry Caur: room.
It is believed the case may sp to the
jury this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

kiwanis' club. Murphy's Hotel.
| l.. NJ.
Engineers Iunrhcon Stumnr.s
Hotel. ! =. NJ.
81. Patricn's Beneficial and So
GA! society. school auditorium,
IwchtE-SiNth ;itid Grace Streets.
S:l5 l.. NJ.
cpnhiican raSs-mcetinE. IIust-
ihGS Court. Part H., South Rich
mond. S:l5 i. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19

Second Provisional Infantry. to fiji
oriSial vacancy.
Wallace |. Stockton. Jr. Richmond,
va. formerly supply sergeant. Troop
T. FIRST Squadron. Virg inia Cavalry.
uproihtcd captain coast artillery.
virginia National Guard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-19
ARREST Is MEN
ON GAMBLING CHARGES

''hlions or Liquor Ni>n Seized
!" '"'" conducted EARLY Nc.trr-
dry Afternoon.
ny c,rna III me house al 1910 Mos
afternoon. the
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-02
THE PAPER SITUATION

The scarcity of news print paper is
something appalling, and in another
year only the Lord knows what will
happen.
This news print shortage is due
partly to reproduction, but much IF
it is due to the greediness of the pub
fishers of the big city dailies. Instead
of combining their Sunday editions to
reasonable size they double and treble
and quadruple them in an endeavor to
Guido each other.
These publishers know the condi-
tons of the print paper market, they
know that they are deliberately muir
dering the small city dailies and coun-
try weeklies, yet they persist in their
course of ungodly selfishness.
The next time you see one of these
big Sunday papers just go through it
and note what it contains in order to
fill up so many pages. Classify the
legitimate news and matter of general
information as against the slush, rot,
drivel and sensationalism. You may
find that matter containing a perma-
nent value to humanity occupies only
a small portion of the space
Then remember that with their
enormous circulations this profligate
waste of paper is daily reducing the
available supply of stock in the United
States and Canada and rendering it
increasingly difficult for the smaller
papers to secure stock at any price.
Keep in mind the fact that the pub
Usher of that particular Sunday daily
is veritable and Unsuitable news print
hog, that he is devoid of the American
spirit of live and let live, and that he
is willing to murder the country press
rather than forego penny of his pro-
fits or reduce the size of his Sunday
editions in an honest effort TO con-
serve paper stock.
Just bear in mind that the prohib-
tive price of paper stock and the con-
sequent increase in the subscription
rate of your own home paper is due
as much to his hoggishness as to any
other cause.
There is said to be a certain code of
honor even among thieves, but we have
yet to hear of such trait in the hog,
either of the four footed or the news
print breed
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-02
POPULATION lO5,6S3,lOS
WAR, INFLUENZA AND NO IMMI-
GRAFTON HOLD DOWN TOTAL
Population 91,972,266 in 1910, Now
105,6S3, 10S-StrOng Drift from
Country to City

Washington, d. C., The 1920
population ofeontinental United States
was announced as los ,6S3, 108 by the
census bureau today This is an in
crease of 13,710,S42, or 14.9 per cent
since 1910.
Approximately II 100000 people are
living in the country's outlaying pos
sessions. This would bring the popu-
lation of the whole United States up to
about lis, 100000.
Trend of the population has been
from farm to the city, and has great
bearing on the high cost of living.
Slight increase in total number of
farms but an unusually large decrease
in tenanted farms of the west and
middle west
Large falling off in rate of growth
from 81 per cent in 1910 to 14.9 per
cent in 1920 for the county as a
whole is due mainly to an almost COM
plete cessation of immigration for
more than five years.
Epidemic of influenza and casual
ties resulting from the world war al
so big factor in small increase shown
hxr
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-02
WHAT ABoUTICE NEXT SUMNER
Viroqua's Veteran Ice Man, Jack Te.
walt, Out of the Game

The Censor wonders if Viroqua city
REALIZES that we are up against dis
agreeable situation next summer, un-
less action is taken at once j. A. Te-
walt, Viroqua's iceman for the past 26
years, is putting up no ice this winter
not because he does not wish to but
because it is no longer profitable. He
had only 81 customers last year, not
enough to warrant continuing in the
business. Many of Viroqua's business
places and residences would be serious
ly Inconvenience without ice, and a
move through the Advancement AS
sociation or otherwise should be made
at once.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-02
BY LONG ODDS THE ROTTENEST
POINT IN THE STATE
FOrty-Seven Arrested Charged With
Violating Liquor Laws-KenO-
sha Will Be Next

Wonders will never ceasel Hurley
paradise of the vets, harborer of the
harlot, breeder of every variety of
crime and panterer to every low pas
sion in man, has been invaded by an
army of prohibitiondeputies and forty
seven of its citizens arrested and
taken to Ashland for a hearing. From
a time when not to the contrary, the
business section of Hurley has been
chiefly composed of saloons and houses
of prostitution, and the population the
toughest kind of roughneck foreign
lumberjacks. The endeavor to clean
up this hell-hole will be good news to
all decent citizens.
1t is said that Kenosha is but little
behind Hurley in respect to liquor vio-
lations and is slated as the next place
to be cleaned up.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-02
Best Time To Strin

To the question-when is the hang
ing tobacco in best condition for strip
ping ?-one of the Edgerton leaf deal
ers advanced the opinion that the pro-
per time to strip is when the leaf is
going into case On an approaching
damp the leaf begins to soften ahead
of the actual rain or fog; then is the
time to watch the tobacco and start
the stripping as soon as it is sufficient
ly pliable to handle with safety to the
leaf. He was Of the opinion that as
the moisture is beginning to diminish
under TIE rise of atmospheric pressure
the stripping can not be done so adj
vantageously for the good Of the leaf.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-02
MCCOY PROMOTED TO BROADER
First Officer of Guard Ever Named in
Peace Time

Col. Robert B. Mccoy of Sparta has
been promoted to the rank of briga-
der general in the Wisconsin National
guard. Col. Mccoy is said to be first
guardsman to receive this rank in time
of peace in the history of the Wiscon-
sin National guard.
Gen. Mccoy has been active in the
state guard for nearly twenty-five
years. His record in the Mexican Dor
der trouble and World War is one of
the finest and merits the honor con-
ferred His many Viroqua friends ex-
tend congratulations.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-02
Ford Owners Psalm

The Ford is my auto, shall not
want. It maketh me to lie down in
muddy roads; it leadeth me into much
trouble. 1t draweth on my purse; /
goeth into the paths of debt for its
sake. Yea, though / understand my
Ford perfectly, | fear much evil for
the radius rods of the axle might
break. 1t has a blowout in the pres
ence of mine enimies, l annoint the
tire with a patch, the radiator boileth
over. Surely this thing viii not fol-
low me all the days of my life, or
shall dwell in the house of poverty
forever.
Moral: Equip your Ford with one
of the new cuckoo clocks. When the
thing reaches a speed of twenty-five
miles an hour, the bird will come out
and sing, Nearer My God to Thee"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-02
For the Liver and Bowels

When your liver and bowels become
torpid get a bottle of Chamberlain
Tablets. They will tone up your liver
and cause a gentle movement of the
bowels. They also improve the di-
gestion.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-02

Darlington-At the seyenty-third an
nual business meeting OF the First
Congregational church Of Darlington
an able address was delivered by John
Bray. 81 years Of age, who has been
a member of the congre cation for 81
years. all that time serving as one OF
the deacong.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-02

Green Bay-According TO a report
issued by the housing committee Of
the Association of Commerce. this city
Is short 900 residences. The outlook
for cutting down this deficit in houses
during the coming year is not encour-
aging, due to the high cost Of build
ing materials.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-02

Tomah--W innebago Indians OF this
vicinity are taking an unprecedented
interest in the weaving of reed bas-
kets and nimble fingers are rapidly
constructing these burden bearers in
considerable quantities. The older
ones have had the art for some years
but the younger ones are now acquir-
ing the knack and many beautiful as
well as useful baskets are being turned
out.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-02

During 1920 the eleven
free employment Offices conducted in
the state by the industrial commission
made 81 $40 placements. as compared
with 92.50S in 1919. OF these 76,015
were men and 1850 women. No per
son is counted as placed. unless the
employer, to whom he was referred
reports that he has been hired. Ap-
proximately 40 per cent of the total
placements were in Milwaukee and GO
per cent in the 10 offices in the smaller
cities.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-02

Observation-Disclosures growers to the
number of 20 met here and agreed
upon a preliminary plan for pooling
the crop of Rock county, making ar
rangements for marketing the leftover
crop OF 1920 and taking steps to sell
the crop of 1921. Little movement in
tobacco is being made here and the
crop OF several farmers in warehouses
has not yet been sold.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-02

a., In Crawford and Vernon counties COM
bined population 1920. 2e9; 1910, 33l and
1900. 1857.
(2l In Monroe and Vernon counties, COM
bined population: 1920. 424 1910. 383 and
1900. $3.50.
(3) In Rchland and Vernon counties. COM
bined population 1920. that part in Vernon
county not separately returned. 1870 67l 1900
1872.
(4D Not returned separately in 1920.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-02

Janesville- With the nurses report
showing IS per cent Of the children
of Janesville under weight, campaign
was started In the public schools tc
have the children drink milk at recess
t,Ricp q week
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-02

You can get New York or brick
ice cream every day at Geo. Pencils
restaurant. Att
Rose Olsen, D. C. Chiropractor,
Office at Mrs. 8. NJ. Kier's residence,
9Th house south of Christian church.