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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-04

10 the President. Warren G.. Harding
White House,
Washington. ID. c.
S'r--The National E1uol Rirbt g
League, in which Colnrcd Americans
ar" branded together for sclr.urotcc.
inn OF fun riphts of citizenship is
encouraged by the report in ;hc Col.
or'd American newspapers 10 ronrrot
"ia'o Non upon your true and honor.
a"'r Amoricanism which promp1s Won
TO entirely ignore tho bold md nm.
american petition of white cmn,ovonc
OIL IN" Federal Government or,;ns.
me appointment of Colorcd citi
H'hS ny the President of the l-ni,cd
"t"tcS to olliial positions wherein such
VIII nave authority over them. This e
'A'cliF what we expected of your hon
or"o'" sell. and we are not surprised
'h'' YOU intend. we feel sure to nccord
'dna' rights to all. regardless or rocc
"oior or creed
heSprctful!y submitted for the Lcoru,
REV. NJ \. n. SHAW, Pro-
W. MONROE TROTTER, Soc
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-04
DO YOU KNOW HERp

Any information will bc gladly re.
eelVed as to the whereabouts OF NV
mother, Mrs. Carrie Wilson. last 7
heard Of her she was in the citv At
ne" YORK. Information is deeired BY
or son Robert Wilson Of Richmond,
va incarnation can he sent In caro-
or nv G. q. Jefferson, 1OS Orleans
street, Richmond, Va.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-04
HOUSE FOR PRESIDENT TX TIL,
BUDGET BILL FIGHT,

Washing; on. tiHy.-Diiferences he
tween the House ;,i.a Gclate :. 10
whether power to make up the nation
al budaet SHALL bo placed in the White
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arc being ir@ncd oft in COME, encc. os
ne ro.ul7 o. Eonaratc action 81 tho
bI'is 49, '"7DEh eacn Ic....
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CONFIDENCE IN HARDING

Chicago, IT,. May C, 1920.
me National Equal Rights League
mas sent the following communca.
1on to President Harding
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Centre Gross, Va.
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oA~Ao ~ VOL v 80
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Richmond, Va.
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The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-30
AIR PATROL IN FORESTS TOBE
 DISCONTINUED
(By International News service)

(By International News ServiCe)
 WASHINGTON, Sept 3O.-The sec. retary of war. because of lack of funds. has announced that the aerial forest patrol will be discontinued at the close of the present season.
 The aerial forest patrol was estab- lished in 1919. In 1920 twenty. planes were lent by the army air service to the forestry service for duty in the Pacific coast states.
 These few planes, the operating of which was regarded by air service of ficers as part of the necessary eX- pense of keeping units in training, in two and half months in 1920 saved from destruction by fire standing timber valued in excess of $35 ,000 900, or considerable more than the entire appropriation that year for the air defenses of the United States
 The work of the aerial forest pa trol has been one of the most distinc- lively constructive achievements grow ing out of the postwar adaptation of aircraft to peace-time uses according to the Aircraft Year Book for 1921. In 1920 the twenty-nine planes in the service patrolled more than six and one-quarter million square miles of national and private forests on the Pacific coast They discovered and ac curately located between 900 and 1000 fires, and through this remarkable performance attracted the attention of conservationsts in all part of the coun- try and led the Canadian government and timber corporations to establish the foundation for similar services.
 The department of agriculture which has no specific appropriation covering the aerial patrol. reports that the entire forest area in the United States covers 463,OOO,OOO acres, and that this region is being burned over at the rate of 1O.0O00OO acres yearly. Reforestation requires a minimum of twenty years,
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-30
SWAYING CORPSE FAILS
 TO ANSWER QUESTIONS
cBy International News servIce)

,By International News Servcel
 AKRON, O.. Sept, 3O.-When police were called to the home of Peter Ba- koney by a report of suicide, they mistook the victim for one of the by, islanders, and one of the officers asked him a question When no answer was received the officer stretched out his hand aud touched the body lightly on the arm. It swayed.
 Police found that Bakoney had fas- tened cord about his neck threw the other end over the grape-arbor frame and leaped from seyeninch box. The weight of the body stretched the cord until the body dangled, the feet being d bare half inch from the ground.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-30

CBy International News Service)
 WASHINGTON. Sept. 30 - Uncle Joe Cannon. eighty five year-old youngster of the house, today laughed at pessimists who are worried over business recovery.
 Americans today, in the rush for the almighty dollar, forget the bles- ings they enjoy said the veteran of a hundred political battles
 "Why, back in Danyille, long years ago, before the days of gas and cleo tric lights and other marvellous in ventions that have brought comfort to the people, the folks of the town opened their eyes in amazement at the sight of an oil lamp in q store window.
 Just look back to those days Well do I remember when the peo- pie thronged down on the main street to see the first kerosene lamp burn ing in a shop window. It was in the days of the tallow dip-candle.
 Now, see what We enjoy today,
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-30
ECONOMICAL
 ENFORCEMENT
 LAWS WANTED
By International News scrvtceJ

By International News ScrviceJ
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-The ma tion-wide cry for economy in govern ment administration justifies re grouping of liquor law personnel and a transfer of purely enforcement func- tions from the treasury to the depart ment of justice. it was asserted re gently by Assistant Attorney. General Golf.
 Dry law enforcement is piling up needless expense for the government under present methods" Colonel Golf said.
 "The work of handling Volstcad law violations must be put on a sys' tematic basis.
 The jobs now done by dry law agents often have to be done all over again after cases reach the department of justice. This represents wasted eff forts and loss to the tax payers"
 Best efficiency in dry law enforce ment will not come until activities which are along strictly enforcement and detection lines are coordinated with the department of justice, in Goff's opinion.
 The government could make no bet ter economy move at this time, nor one that would bring a greater degree of efficiency, he declared
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-30
SHIMMY DANCE 0-K'D
 BY DANCING MASTERS
uHy International News scrv'co

UHy lntcrnulion0l News Scrvlo0
 LONDON, Sept. 90. Only a few weeks back the Association of Danc- ing Masters pronounced an edict against the shimmy Now three hundred professors oc dancing, in solemn concIave. have decided that the dance, artistically danced and tastefully subdued, is as proper in every sense Of the word as the fox trot. the one step, or the tango
 The professors say the shimmy and similar dances are of ancient or ign. the shimmy having been "shak en" at the Court of Henri Quatrc.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-30
JOE CANNON REMINISCES;
 AMERICANS BLIND TO BLESSINGS

in life's comforts and convcniences. These are the happy days, but so few realize it.
 The Gloomy Gus of business must wake to the big future ahead. Most prosperous, most resoTceful of all nations. the business men of the United States are blind to many ad- yantages for which they should be thankful"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-30
WOULD PUT BAN ON
 BOOZE IN ISLANDS
unv International News s,.vtcc)

HONOLULU, Sept 90. - Because of the alarming increase of the H. licit liquor traffic in Hawaii, partic- ularly among men of the army and navy. and because of the poisonous nature of much of the liquor peddled, Governor Wallace R. Harrington has declared in favor of joining forces with the military authorities. He fayors an educational campaign 10 show the men how paralysis, blind ness. insanity and even death result from the use of bootleg "0golehac." the native liquor.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-30
BIG GOLD DISCOVERY IN
 AUSTRALIA REPORTED
(By Associated Press)

SYDNEY, Australia. Sept 90. A rich gold discovery is reported from Glen Innes and a rush has set in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
NEARLY 1000 PERSONS
ATTEND BAPTIST MEET
hel"'rts Show That ID3O-21 Record
"i Dover Body l. Best in His,
tory of Organization.

'\c"riE LOCO persons yesterday at
''h"ci the second session of the i3Nth
icc'ihs al the Dover baptist Assucia-
'ioh' hcld ia the Hebron. Church. King
"'liiam County While the attend
ah"" up I" this time had no, been
up l" the standards Of preceding
years. yesterdays attendance rtmc
wei up to expectations
IT, l.. Nicholas. chairman OF tho
temperance committee OF the aSsocia-
Won. received Il unanimous in,lursr-
"tht OF MS efforts in collecting data
on temperance work among the Bap-
''Sts during the past year. He recon-
mcnded that III" members g.! the
'oNer Association stand rbN law en-
iofccmcnt and prohibition more
strongly than ever before.
The afternoon session of Yesterdays
meeting WAS featured by addresses
10y DR.. T.. w Boatwricht president
at the University of Richmond. aud
hr. Garncu Eyland. professor Of
chemistry in Richmond College
L. T.. t;oodc made his rcpor, ON
ministers relief funl. ana w. {. Nor
man also delivered AN address Ec-
ports were mad" by w. {. Norman
I. y. Miller on home missions Hcv.
j. ilarkcr aud Professor w ~
Harris on the education board
The morning session was devoted
t" foreign mission reports and the
report of the W"mons Missionary
Onion. given by Mrs NJ l.. Chandler.
Of West Point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
WILL ACT TO REGULATE
GRACE STREET GARAGES

M ordinance regulating the auto
mobile business as IL pertains To-
Grac" Street will bc considered ~
'"uncll COMMITTEES on or'linan," to.
nigh; THIS ordinance would rcu,iir.
All garages. located on Grace Str"c.
10 keep their places closed between
the hours of II o'clock AT uif.h, AID
o'clock in the morning The mch%-
Hr' viii affect existing car;tc." aud
all in contemplation.
I'm amendment To the dog law
Viii AIS" he considered The p.;cl;
resolution providing for an Au.u>'
vacation FOR city cuuncilin"u. VIII
come up for action. too. If THIS ordi
nance is recommended ana is adopted
at the next meeting al Common
Council and Board az Aldermen. IT
viii simply Civ. members u three
weeks rest from councilmauic duties
The committee is scheduled Ia me-
at o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
VALUE ESTATE OF FATHER
IN kEEFREY AT $4,000
VIII Pr"batcd Yesterday BcuucatlIS
Most of Property OF Priest Ia
Charitable ORGANIZATIONS.

Tho viii of the late Rev. Hugh John
Mckccir"y. which was probatcd in
thanrcrN Court Yesterday. shows the
cstai" ~ valued at S27.0oo. u large
part OF which is iopucaihcd (" church
ana charitable organizations Rev
w. y. Mck"cfrcy and John ! Elake
nualiiicd as executors. After leaving
specific sums to relatives. associates
N chnHch WORK ana ORGANIZATIONS. tho
remainder is given to the executors.
>hdr" alike.
TIE hcoucsts arc. 81. Cec-Iia's
Circle - ST ratrick's Church. $1,000.
!" Il" used i'll hoirinR the poor: -.
Joscph's academy and orphan Asy.
lam, $500: 81. Vincent dc ruul So
ctsty, $500 Ror Father Mark. 1000.
T." Ice used In securing a memorial
window for the ,n.w church proposcd
i"r his PARISH bishop O'Councll.
io''. Holy Name Society. !5nn; san,
tu"ry society. 500: Little sisters ,t
the f""r $1,000: Ellen Nm house
"cn"r. Sl,onn' Ia" executors. $1,000.
ts'F. j y brennan. aSsociyt" rastpr.
>'h'; E"N Michael Godfrey. $500. nj,
successor, $1,000 for -, Patrick &
Academy ANA Boys school. ana Slnu
Tor prizes for pupils; Catherine R.u"-
"on h"uscNc"pcr. country residence
at Fair oaks. for life then 10 his
brother. Key W y. Mckvcfr,y. olive
M"k""ir"N. sister. County bCrry. Ire
land. $t.o"n Catherine Mulhunauu.
custer. County Derry. S2.1nG. p,trlcls
Nck""trcN brother. County Dcrry.
>'"' Th" remainder is to be divided
cIH|I' y t"twcon the executors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
FOREIGN TRADE CLUB IS
APPROVED BY COMMIT TEE
Chamber of Commerce Body Fa-
N"rS Department tn Aid the
Exporters of Richmond

fians for the organization Of a
Foreign Trade club were approved bv
tn" members al the advcrtis!ns com
mi't"e g; the Chamber OF Commerce
at their meeting Yesterday. and "a
resolution passed recommending to
The board of directors Of tho cham
Der hat the Foreign TRADE ,,ln., be-
mad" department OF that body
james +. Hylamd. chairman of q.
commute" appointed 10y tia" export
crS at ia" city I" draw up + cuuStI-
t"ti"n Tor ia" club. will call a meet
ing a, an carly date at whic;, limo
III. hI"ho "' tn" committee Will bc
submitted. If the exporters apt,r.y,
these plans ana "rgauizatiou nr IN.
ri"h - effected. the board of iii
rcct"rS eft tn" Chamber OF Commerce.
WI! then '-""ido whether il tx to hc
added 10 the activities of til, ,hlin-
her
rh' ADVERTISING committee also
took NJ the question OF .cittu- ,h..
consumers here I" buying Richmond
mad" goods. H. T. Harrison. CHAR
man OF the committee. stated tina,
II I'll" pcX"lc of tho city start.d rhis
morning and asked for youd. manu-
'h'tnr"i iu this city. I goo persons
VIII" ar" nov idle. would have .r.
rl"Nm'n' within Tho ncNt ton DAYS
Ih' members ot the committee pro
nos" !" carry ON a campaigning -, p.r-
Suad" merchants 10 dISpln. Ki,h-
mond mad. goods IN IN. mos, ,,rn,,,.
men places IN their places OF nu.,
ness ana i; s-bclicvcd INA, M. v,il
aus" better market for tho prod
uciS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
BUILDING ACTIVE TO CARE
FOR INCREASING BUSINESS
Say X. &. Dun n Co.. to War
rant Expansion.
MORE DWELLINGS NEEDED
Produce, Under Increased Demand
and Reported Shortage, shows q
Primer and Upward Price Trend
DrOuGh, Cuts supply.

Increased huildipr ac,fv.tv is an
49,, ,.,. 49,, ,.,
~"
ness houses. "Geordin% :" tic rcp"r;
Issued yesterday by X; 6. bun x
C-omrany on Tho bushes. situation in
p,.,, .rt ,, CO..
nc 'NeS -plSp"Ith' READS
"Whilc conservative huyiuG con-
times ho,n mo ,bn,cs;,l. ANA rc-
-, ,, ..
80"
ness IN no I'n' $ aS Hc' measuring
Up To expectations. a slightly better
tone is noted as rounar.d win 4,
."
tons dr! goods ana w"mcn.S and
chilGrcn'S clothing hnd their sales
natcriull, in advance OF Tho frs, .jN
80 20 '"' '''' 80
increase IS not as large as 'h"' Tor
the corresponding months in other
years. The outlook for the future
however. Is regarded ae sufficiently
bright by some concerns. to cause
them to feel justincd IN going on
with plaus FOR an endorsement OF the
scope Of their operations. The com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
SUNDA Y LAWS OF VIRGINIA:
SUPPORTED BY ME7HODLS7S
OF THE RICHMOND DISTRICT
Delegates in Spotsylvania Believe Sabbath Should Be
Kept Sacred, but That Statutes Could Be Altered
SO as to Allow Wholesome Recreation.

p,lr.ut,~ TO the Richmond District
tonfrrcuc. Of The Methodist Episcu-
PAL Church south. NOW i'm session at
rahvruty., church SpoiSyivIuIa
County. yesterday unanimously
adopted scarlutiou> presented by
Rev !. Il Luu"htou declaring against
tuiuG tina; touis 10 encourage vio-
.ltiuu 90 IN" sabbath. The rcsolu-
iiuus pledge the DELEGATES TO the CON
i,rcUe" 20 u" thcr influence. pub
lvly aud privately against any at
temp, "a; an open sunday aud against
n.y attempt to undermine the prcscn,
sunday laws
While declaring againSt tho open
>Uutuy the resolution stated that
certain adjustments arc necessary in
IA. present laws for Tia. sake OF
equity hu, thut III making these al
IG>tm"ntS great ear" should BE- cNor-
c.>cd lest 100 ma>iu. efforts 'Ij'ly -
Udju>, existing INEQUALITIES. and To
permit wholesome recreation on sun
day. opportunity b. furnished Tor 10
signing promoters. with no con-
science. =" "rcn tn" Sabbath To the
practice of thos" things thut have
heretofore been Nuf, guarded by tho
laws.
pr : g, Hatcher. Of Randolph
Macon college. In presenting his re
port cn education. stated that the
southern states look To- Virginia for
leadership in educat'oua! matters. lie
said that they think tho system used
in ;his state is tho best of any in
the yr"up
rr ~ Il anderson president, OF
Eaud"lph -MB,uu College for Women.
stated that his college had 10 refuse
app.ivatiouS to NOR" students than IL
could accent and .lu, entrances an,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21

according IL Rev Lloyd I. Williams.
pastor of Highland PARK Methodist
Church. in his sermon on missions.
continuing he said. ''roday is the
greatest chnlI"nr" Ia youth ct The
church in all OF history. Our mission
IS to lift men l'r 10 i"d and more has,
been accomplished since 1907 than in
amy century pvocccdinS."
The characters of the foIIrwin..
were passed ON: local preachers. pr.
Frank l.. Day and Dr. r. NJ Jones.
professors of Randolph Macon Col =
lcr", local elders j. M Mooney. l.. i.
f"ttcGrcw. ! l.. triSmund t'hara,-
tiers passed ;tud license renewed to
local pastors: -. NJ. Harris. X. II.
jackson H. - 'rraylor. George :.
larry L. =. Gullcy. Benjamin *.
ohapp.N g Il. Richardson. II. B.
l.ipscomh. .lr II. Conrad Black we'll.
j H. Hunt. T.. l.. Palmer. ". NJ. Reed.
j T. osborne l.. l.. overly. j. -.
AuSiin. g.. H. H"rnhers"r u. H. rul-
liam. ! ". Arthur =. Il. Thomas.
l.. j. u"rhy. u y. Calvert. X. -.
Bryant and G. Z. Eruu,r. Ir.
'rhc program al the convention
ends this Afternoon with the election
at district leader. election If liz
'cnSinS committee aud the finishing
Of miscellaneous business
TN" program Tor the day is as fol
lows; Election of delegates to ma
ttonal conference. addresses by NJ \.
Campbell. pr. e. =. Kelly. Key. :. /.
pumvillc. nr !. Franklin Carey. ".
7 Smithdcal aud Dr. f. \. Smoo,
devotional 'Norci&r> at o'clock in
tn" afternoon. opening the last Sos
SION Address hy g. W. iIardwicl< .:
rel at on quarterly conference rec
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
ALLEGED AUTO THIEF
HELD FOR GRAND JURY

TIic case al W ~ kohn. alias Wi
liam kat. - years old. charged vim
tn" ,h"ft "f att AUTOMOBILES tho prou-
rrty at Everett G. Wells proprietor
OF tn" Model Auto pain, Company.
MAS bound over to tho GRAND Jurs
f"l"winG a hearing i'm roiicr court
Yesterday
Though Tho owner stood within =
i"w feet OF tho parked car at tho
Tine Of tn" theft. h" did not dis
cover hir loss until au hour later
Policeman Harris. %! the Second sta :
Ton. was detailed on tn" r;tSc kohfr
Wa apprchcndcd min" miles out ct
Frederick sburG Tn" rar is Said to-
rHy" been stalled on the highway. ir4
supply OF gasoline being exhausted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
BAPTIST WOMEN MEET
TOMORROW AT TABERNACLE

The quarterly meeting OF the Ban
list Wo:nan'S Missionary circle VII
hc held at O'Clock tomorrow evening
at tho Tabernacle baptist church
Miss Katherine Harris, recently elect
cd state leader Of the Young pcoplc's
society, viii be ,hr hcaI<cr Of the
evening Miss Harris comes from
South Carolina Miss Sidney Brooks.
city leader. VIII also speak. and the
devotional services viii hc conducted
hE Miss Elizabeth Wil!ingham All
interested in missionary work are in
Vitcd 20 attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
Supplemental, Deed. rn,.r,,..

Supplemental deeds recorded for
tn" purpose OF correcting errors or
omissions in original deeds are tax
abl", according to The state Tan
foard. which quotes IAN opinion OF
General Saunders and Mud
itor OF l'uhllc Accounts &. Lee Moore
ON the subject. Tn" ruling was made
!" r.P!Si"E L" letter which the
board received from l.. l.. Harlow. an
N!cN"hurl" attorney. one OF whose
clients was interested in the Ming of
Il supplemental decd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
GOVERNOR DAVIS SEEKS
HELP FROM HIS FRIENDS

i"N"ruor Wcstmor"luud Davis in
confirming former statement rhat
h' Was candidate Tor IN, I'ni,.d
states Scnat" to .uyc-rd S.na,or
Claude y. Swanson Yesterday sent ,
huin""r %! letters 1" leading citizens
ASKING Their Suppor'. ANA placing
himself open for suggestions COY.
nrn"r DAVIS announcement was made
several months ago