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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
Irish Peace in the Balance

HE next forty-eight hours viii, ukalv
uclerIhihe whether the Irish peace
agreement signed in London is to receive
'he approval of the ratifying bodies repre
h'"t'c oi the Two peoples, thus permit
',ns 'nf immediate setting up OF the ma
"tney oy winch tue Free State OF ireland
's 10 junction as partner in the common
wealth OF nations forming tho pri,;.h ~
pre- Both the British Parliament and the
pa'i Eircann convened yesterday tn mass
oh the agreement. The King in his address
20 armament expressed his satisfaction witt,
'he happy conclusion OF the negotiations
hhd expressed the earnest hone thai tha
agreement would end the strife of centuries
mere exists no doubt of the favorable
".'ioh or the British Parliament. but d;
,'e'o" III the ranks Of. the members of the
Sh o"oihet may precipitate bitter fight
III inc Dan and bring about q division IN
which Il vote on direct acceptauca wonId Ia
conditioned On reference of tho dooia;a,
OF that body TO the vote of the Irisb oIoc
ioIate FOR approval. Supporters NJ ITO
treaty may Yield to this demand in order To
Mc'ch' schism in which two factions
would work at cross purposes.
vi the seven members OF the Sim Fein
oao'hc'' Arthur Griffith, Michael Collins
ROBERT c. Barton and William Coeprovc
se acceptance OF the agreement, while
r,,, VIC o'cia, austin Stack and
'haries BURGESS oppose acceptance no
publican views so pronounced that ob,ectin,,
Is found to taking an oath of allegiance to
4 hefehithry King sitting in London expain
INC principal ground on which rejection 10
asked BY the three. However. despito tho
unfortunate split in Irish leadership there
Is nope OF its not proceeding 10 extremes in
me statement of De Valera, I'm which no
-, i"ct'ohaiism and asks for order
Collapse now Of the homes OF tho acbinyo,
mem at London. which brought joy tn tho
"hole world. would be most lamentab1o
! Is not beiievabe that il the pact 10 rn.
iefred TO the Irish people il will be dis.
approved For De Valera TO persist in his
present a'litude. after lie has formally re-
'eiEeu nearing in protest. would be to
niS own standing among not only
me iriSh OF Ireland, but OF all other conn-
tries. Gull
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
y Note of Encouragement

an address before the Washington
l Chamber OF Commerce. Governor Hard
ing. OF the Federal Reserve Board. sounds
note OF encouragement as to steady i'm
prorement OF basic business and financial
conditions, the acute period of reaction hay
ing been safely passed: but while this was
true the REIMBURSEMENT lacked much OF be-
ing uniform. in consequence of which nor
malcy' is yet to be attained
Particularly significant is his statement
that until the purcha sing power of the
farmer improves it will, OF course be idle to
LOOK Tor any rapid or substantial improve
nent III domestic trade" Other things to
he taken into account. he said. were the in
dicatioNs that manufacturing costs have not
declined III proportion to primary produc-
ton costs, and that the cost of distribution
ana OF doing business are isproportionately
nigh Thus, il will be seen that the slow
recovery OF business harks back to the plight
of the farmer for the sagnation which af-
sects il.
The condition OF unsatisfactory progress
toward normally is primarily explainable
III the fact that agriculture is about the onr.
thing in the whole United States which ba,
been thoroughly debated from abnormal war
mhatlon The purchasing power of tho
larmcr has not improved because other com
lhouitits, compared with the farmers crops.
nave been scarcely debated at all. I'm dis
'ussihs this point in his annual report. Sec
rotary Wallace says: I'm times mast somn
Oh these crops have sold at lower prices per
SAFE unit expressed in dollars and cents but
probably never before have our farmers
generally been compelled to exchange their
crops per sale unit for such small amounts
OF the things they needi''
Irue, industrial and business is hindcrcd
IN the process Of debating prices by sucb cs
Schtal items OF expense as taxes r-aipbt
rates rents ana fuel but after ty,ir, tboso
INTO account, il is undeniablc that n stuhbor,
resistance TO take losses on hirh-pricad n,,r
'haScs based on tho costs incident IN tbo
inoa' active period Of initiation is the chior
i@'t"r preventing the general RECOVERY nj
BUSINESS SO long as this unbusincss Of
ituue Is maintained the normal prosp.ritv
vi me country will be stayed Tho rarmar's
rioSperl'E Is not dependent on high priccs
'"s products or his labor; rather il is
nep''Ne"' on the Qualify OF things which he
procure III exchange for these products
''s cannot i've and prosper when his cron.
''' MN Only half the necessarics
oi NE thcy bought for him in tn. nro-wa,
~" no one accused him OF getting
W" hNch OF return or even enourb ne
return on his labor his investment, ,,d :.
'isk III the business OF feeding ,,,o ro,;.
out OF the soil comes the coun,,v. r,,,,,,
iHehtai purchasing power and un,;l :, :;
'i'o"cu 10 exercise itself hcr. i. cu.,t
~iaice TOT any other purchasing mower IN Iva
'"'''i'c or permanent. The intnrost. ,ba,
''s ics'S'ihg me dohation Of prices j., ,,i.
~ '"eS are working 10 their own jniurv
my would better take their losses choor
'niiE ana hasten the period Of racovoY,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
PoIiccwoncn for Ricbn,o,,,

~ y longer is the poiicewoman an expert.
nieh' In number OF importon,
american cities She has fully demo,,s,ra,aI
me practicability and high usefulness -,
hcr part in the affairs OF dcpartncr, f,,r
merry committed to men entirely sho ' has
tr'umphed over prejudices and mispiyinas
making of her task neither . fa,ra
tragedy. 1t is no longer to be donbtod -
she has come to stay. '''''
I'D tlie near future two wouo, nil, H.
aaoed TO me police force OF Richmona
mere is every reason 10 believe ,hcy vii
10 as useful here as their sisters IN ~, idnn.
''cai role have been elsewhere. Tho foi-
lowing sentence Reproduced from Tho Tines.
dispatch OF yesterday indicates to those yh,
VIII give the matter q moments rceoc,,on
Just where and how the women police viii
NJ III; Their duties will be similar Ia tho.n
OF police matron and their activi,;es
confined 10 theatcrs, dance halls dcno,s
hotels and investigation of cases in which
Il woman would be at an ADVANTAGE and mr..
(lcHiariy adapted to make an inquiry
Women are needed on every police force
NOT 10 displaco. hut to supplement. There
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
FIND SCHOOL BUILDING
SITE COSTLY TO DRAIN

NORFOLK. VA. Dec. 14.-After
spendln. more than hff n million
dollars In building the Eastern Junior
Hikh School. now about half COM
pieteu. inc city must spend approxi-
mately $4,000 moro 10 nj IN tho
drains around tho building and mako
the grounds suitable for school pur-
poses. ThiH Ia the information con-
sained In report to City Council.
Iho prokram calls for tho constitute
ton or three sewers or drainage con-
QUITS ana hlling OF Newton's Creek
on three sides or tho school. II the
work ~ delayed until after the COM
plhtion OF tho building. CITY Manager
Ashburnnr said Il Will cost the CITY
100000 additional for llIiinK material.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
That EinstrIn Theory.

w. II. L.. Ashland.--Einstein is
said TO have made the statement that
but twelve men could understand his
theory. This statement referred to Il
in Its mathematical entirety, and not
to common sense understanding. In
general way everyone understands
Ecwton's law of gravitntion, although
to fully grasp II one must know the
calculus. In similar way tho iny-
man can understand the rolattvity
theory, stated recently by famous
mathematical TO be: 'One CANNOT de-
terminc the speed Of any object nov
ing ct uniform rate OF spool in a
straight line. by any experiment In
motion or light, and the moving OBJ
ject changes its length In relation TO
speed and direction OF It's motion"
This theory had its fororunners II
many countries, but Ia an outgrowth,
more specifically. OF the attempt TO
find tho velocity OF the earth's motion
By n very delicate experiment. with
light. Tho theory also makes in.
stantaneity n rolatIvo mattor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15

IL begins to look as If the Washington con-
.sFenc: is determined to appear In the role Of
the international Santa Claus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
Spirit Of Virginia's Press

the following from the Roanoke Times ia a
*Iandcrous insinuauon far as the Rich
moiid territory IL conccrncd: III every church
member were to pledge himself 70 stay away
from the eEgnogg bowl during the holidays
"nd We're to keep his vow--the bootlegeera.
Christmas trade would shrink perceptibly."
Says the Erbannn Sentinol prom thu
scarcity OF oysters in tho Rappahannock this
year and no signs OF strike, 1t would seem
that the first duty OF the new Commissioner
OF FiSherics VIII be TO secure an appropria-
ton for the reseedng OF the oyster rocks"
The Petersburg Indox- Appeal has this 10
say: Although the terms OF the settlement an.
pear 10 he satisfactory 10 lrishnen and 10
hf!tiSh alike, we dead sure they Will no.
be satisfactory to Irish agitators professional
lrishncn In this country. These now arc
gentry out OF jobs. For there no longer will
ID. an Irish question. In some respects II was
the most annoying. the most far.reaching I'm
us cVil chects and tho most difficult Of settle
iheht 81 any that confronted any government"
The Scotisvilie News hag been studying rho
eituation and concludes: Don't hear SO much
about the danger OF 'cntangling alliances' as
we did when Il was tho league OF nations in
stead Of an association OF nations that was
being exploited"
The unkind Norfolk Ledger Dispatch OBJ
serves: The difference between tho clouuoncc
of Bryan ana BRAND is that BRANDS. gets him
somewhere"
The Blackstone Courier. which keeps its
weather eye on Richmond. says: "In an adj
dress In richmond. woman psychologist de-
clarcd that people could live TO be $50 years
old II they drank more water. That looks
more ironical than otherwise eincc they have
Isthing but water to drink"
The Danvllc Bee makes a prediction and
gives its rcaaons az follows: Qualification nv
the Senate Will follow. despite tho reports or
It warm night brewing. Senator Lodge would
not have put himself In the position OF cham
pionins the pact had he not made his political
calculations beforehand. His position would
he too ridiculous II. after having sponsored the
treaty. the Senate were to recant and to throw
II out on the Same premises as those on which
tho Versaiiles treaty was rejected"
The following IT, Of course. from the IIali-
fax Gazette: Those $4,000 private Puilma Is
in which opera sinGers and othar celebrities
travel pale into insigninosnce beside the $780,.
900 booze car captured In tho a. c. Il. yards In
Rchmond the other day" 49,
+. = T. g-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15

challenge OF unmistakably effective treat
ment OF childrcn's cases by Juvenile courts
have done much in quito recent years to
quicken tho popular conscience and under
standing with respect to en- obligation long
unrccognized.
Virginia cannot afford to lag behind any
state In making those kind and intelligent
provisions for unfortunate children that
every unfortunate child has the right to or
pect. The forces that are now lining up for
battle in behalf of the citizens OF tomorrow
should feel assured OF the most sympathetic
interest on the part Of every virginian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
Funeral of Robert II. Lewis.

WINCHESTER, VA. Dec. 1.-THE
hody OF Robert II. Lewis. aged Con-
federate veteran and life insurance
agent. who died Monday night In Bal
tmore. where he had been living
Aoms years. wan brought here Inst
night Tor burial. Ho was q native OF
Jefferson County and served in The
c'hrke cavalry during the War De-
tween the states. Surviving are two
aauehters. Mrs. Tyndnli. wife OF Rev.
Charles Noyca TyndaIl. n clergyman
fthc Protestant Episcopal Church.
OF VILLA msport, Pa. and Mrs Robert
burwcll. Annapoiis. Md. His wife.
formerly Miss Ann Carey Jones, died
some years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
CONFEREEs CUT
APPROPRIATION BILL,
eliminate 100000 for Additions,
Hospital Facilities for
tDy Associated presa

WASHINGTON. Dec. 14-sor,,,
amendment to the deficiency annro
priation bill providing $1,000. 900 for
aa"ftional hospital facilities for war
veterans afflicted with tubcrculosIs
ma nervous disorders. was eliminates
from the mcaaure By conferces, whose
House. '"'
The House agreed to n SENATE
amendment appropriating 100000 for
payment OF indemnitkcs for tuber-
GUAR cattle slaughtered By direction
OF the Federal government.
The bill aH agreed to by tho co,.
ferees and House carried nnuroxi-
mately s10s.ooo,oOo. of which $4,000
600 is for tho veterans bureau ana
*2a.o0O,Oo0 for tho Treasury Depart
nent TO refund taxes illegally col,
lected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mira. Thomn. NJ. sneiIiu.n,

The funeral gervices for hra
Thomas Mathews Snellines wrro onn.
quoted yesterday at Capron, South-
anpton County. Mira. SnelIings' died
IN Tie Retreat for the Sick on Mon.
aay; She was formerly Miss Moiiie
Drake. She wan daughter OF Mrs.
rattle Joyner Drake and the late
James Eley Drake, OF Cnpron, and on
her paternai side n descendant M sir
Francis Drake. Besides her husba nd
ana an infant son. SHE ~ survived by
three eisters. Mrs. 8. II. whitchorne
and Mrs. q. L. coolte. Jr.. OF RIoh-
inond. and Mrs. s. W. Joyner, of
Gapron. and two brothers. J. T. and
j. &. Drake. OF Carron.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
johnnie Johnson Hack.

The new show booked for tho Lyric
today and tho remainder OF the week
brings several features Of unusual
Interest. Among these IL the comedy
team OF Johnson and Mack. the first
named being Johnnie Johnson. who
VIII be recalled by local theatcr-
goere rs one OF tho principal
comedians OF the old Wells Musical
stock Company, which had It's home
In tho Bijou Theater and included
among Its players Mary Marble. John
Dunno. Gertrude Hoffman. the fathous
dancer; Max HOFFMAN and other
celebrities. Johnson and Mack Awe
singing. dancing and comedy turn
that has scored heavily In the larger
cities.
On the same bill will be Colt AL
hertson. tho photoplay villain, one OF
the original cast of the big Pathe
productions when the Frcres produc-
tons were among the most preten.
uous known to the film world. AL
bettson and his company arc present
Ing singing and talking skit. with
special scenery.
stuart and Harris. who have real
novelty; Matthews and Ayres, char
acter comedy players. In an original
comedy creation. and the Josephine
AmtroR Speciality Company, present.
Ing variety act which liz n vaude-
Vile entertainment In miniature.
complete the attractions. New and
entertaining movies" supplement the
new bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
CARRIERS ARE F|GHT|hG.
FOR DELAY IN RATE cur.
Urge Six Months Suspension
of Grain and Hay Re-
auctions. p: az
WEST APPROVES ROADS, I,l,oIIrs,,
representative Of Producers CAsrr..
transportation Lfses' Maneuy.,,
s'aee October Principally Have
heen for Purpose OF Procrastin,t,n-
Thy Associated presa.l

WASHINGTON. Doc. 14.-Renue,
tor six months suspension In tho
reductions recently ordered nv Tho
interstate Commerce Commission ~,
grain. grain products and hay in thc
trans-hississippi territory, was made
today blythe railroads OF the conn.
try and opposed by fifteen Western
states railroad commissions, aprI.
cultural organizations and shipper,
In hearing today before the Pedsrn,
commission.
Alfred r. Thorn, general eopns.,
for the Association OF Railway Ere.
eot'vas. In proposing the suspension.
asked tho commission to allow tho
carriers In tho meantime to make cr-
fcetive cut OF 10 per cent In rate,
on oil products OF farm. range ann
orcharu In all movements in tho
United States outside of New Enr.
land.
Denonnces Proposal m Delusion.
Clyde ". Reed, chairman Of tho
knasaH Utilities Commission, assert.
Cd that $50 for as the Western farm
or is concerned. the 10 per cent vol
untnry' offer OF tho carriers Is n de-.
lusioh and snare" and that tho
p,aneuVers OF tho carriers sincs Oc.
toher hive principally boon for tho
pu1Pohe Oh uelRy.
Cinord Thorne. appearing In he
ma. or western agricultural ASSOC
ciRUons' said that prices Of all COM
mouites. except railroad transpor,a-
ton had dropped materially i'm tbe
last year. while this had increased
J. ~. Benton. attorney for tho s,,tc
commissioning. asserted that tho COM
m'nsion had found the grain reduc-
tionR rcaBonablc. md that according
~, II would not be legal 10 maInt,,i,
higher rates now.
Attacks Suspension pnopo..,
MT. Raed, attacking tho suspension
proposal. said that cssentiaIly. tho
grain reductions had been sought 10
meet emergencies In tho Agricultural
Industry. but that there had hecr
startling contrast" between tn. ex.
petition with which tho railroads hal
secured rate advances in 1920. and th.
delays encountered by the Wcstern
States EFFORT.
christmas Ia coming" Mr.. Reed
ssid. but in the stocking OF the
nestorn FARMER. there will be found
40 ON OF iadinE for reduced rates on
ne commodities he produces"
MI Thorn pleaded for considero,i,,
OK suspension and substitutfon "on
orond economic grounds, NOT on ,.y,I
consideration," and asserted tho roads
mad been met with dennncintion ana
beltttlement."
hesAy to Put 10 Fer Cent Into Erect
Railroad tranlc officials declared
they wcrc ready to make tho 10 Nor.
cent general reduction effective f,o.
eember 81, Tho commiesion's orders
unless changed by the rehearinr 10,
aay. will require rates on bread
grains and their products and Inv
10 be reduced by J2 1-s per cent. II
IL per cent and 1s "a per cent or
the charges in effect during govern
ment control. according to territory
and In addition. require a 10 pcr cent
lower rate to be fixed on corn and
other course grains than Is charged
on wheat. Present charges on sparse
grains equal the wheat rates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
Mrs. Mamie Lee wiit,hi,..

NEpfStlChSBURG. VA, Dec. Ia
Mrs. MINNIE Loc Wiltshire, wife of
W. J.. wiltshire. OF Stafford County,
died Monday in the University Hos
pital. Charlottesville. Va, where she
was taken last week to undergo an
operation for gall stones. She was
IN hcr sixtieth year and is survived
ny her husband and ten children, as
follows: Mrs. Matte Corbin, OF New
York; John. Ellis. Luther und Henry
Wiltshire. Of Orange; Misses Ruby,
Sailie, Leila and Buelah Wiltshire,
and Claude Wiitshire. or Stafford
County Tho tody was taken to New
Hope Church, Orange County, for
burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
COTTON INDUSTRY
INCREASES ACTIVITY
$1,000 More Bales Are Consumed ia
November Than In
OrVoher
fBy Associated Press.1

WASHINGTON. Dec. 14-co,ton
manufacturing showed Increased ac-
tiVity in November. The monthly.
report OF the Census Bureau, pub-
ianed today. showed $4,000 more
Dales or cotton were consumed In
November than in October, whilo con-
sumption was $4,000 bales larger
IMAM In November a year ago.
Active cotton spindles showed an
increase OF 2,6S7.000 over November
.ast year and $4,000 over October
this year.
Cotton consumed during November
amounted to 628,810 bales OF lint,
ana 53,257 bales of linters, compared
with Ss2,712 Of lint and 34,S27 OF
linters In November last year, tho
Census Bureau announced today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
Revisit. Confederate War scenes.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, Dec. "A.
---lslchard II. Jackson, OF Providence.
r. l., is spending q few days here
going over the scenes OF Confederate
war battles. III which he participated.
Mr., Jackson was n lieutenant in tho
Ninth Nav York Volunteers fIIaw-
klns' Zouavcs). and fought in tho
battle OF Fredericksburg. This Is his
nrst visit to Virginia in fifty-nine
years. and. though getting advanced
in years. ne Is still halo and hearty,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
Nirs. Mildred Ann DrooL,.

DANVILLB VA. Dec. 14.-Mrs.
Mildred Ann Brooks, &c. died Monday
evening at her home on Keen Street.
She had been an invalid for a num-
Der Of years. She was born In Cas-.
well County, n. c.. in 1859. tut had
lived In Danville for twenty-seven
years. Besidea her husband. she
leaves eight children. three sisters
and two brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
ADJUSTMENTS
.TAe RiEht Girl, al Ac.acm, Tor

L.
THE Right Girl" n musical comedy
containing both music and comedy.
Will DO the attraction ut tho Academy
OF Music tho remainder OF tho week.
-FOUR performances In nll will be
given In Richmond. tonight. tomor-
row night and Saturday night, with
matinee Saturday. Tho east, which
Is large ono. includes Wade Booth.
Dave Mailen. Charles Morrison, Dor
othy Tierney, Gladys Dore and Flor
ence Page. Mali6n is tho comedian
ot inc company. and his work has
brought him praise from tho critics
III the towns whore the show has
prayed. Tho performance liz under
she personai direction Of David BEN
mott and Is declared to be an excel.
lent one from n standpoint M s,or.
Ing.
INC action starts in an office I'm
New York on n SATURDAY. aftcrn,nn
and eliminates in the SUNNI Sont,.
land. '' ''ou'H-
Tho musical numbers provi1e /,
Wide variety cf solos, duets ana com
certed numbers by the principals and
inc beauty chorus. Those that have
swept Into popularity arc you'll Cor
Nothing From Me-" odd Flames"
Girls All Around Me- and Loves
Little Journey" in which the chorus
gives most entertaining and anus
ing imitation OF a moving train.
The story Of ",rhe Right Girl" has
70 do with a young man who falls
In love with girl whom ha hardly
Knows. In his infatuation he writes
his name In n marriage certificate
which falls into the hands OF her
iather. The amusing complications
that ensue uro of an Interesting and
divcrting nature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost any
tonic. excepting on legal and nedI-
cal subjects. are answered free. AZ
All inquiries ARE answered directly
NY perHonal letter. a self I'D drenxed.
sfnmped envelope IN required. Adj
dress The Times-Dispatch Informa.
tt0n bureau, Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
The 0ucktio,t

The Question.
The young man approached her father
Sir. have como TO see you about your
daughter" he said.
"Yes?"
In all the world there Is only one thing
worth while. and that is
very We'll" interrupted the Old Man. "Now
.ha' you've got that out of your system let's
talk sense. What's your snlnry?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
Noah w. Iseerx.

HARRISONBuRG. VA. Dec. H.
Noah w. Berry, aged 81 years. died
hero yesterday evening. Surviving
are six children. twenty-one grand
children and six great-grandchiI-
dren. Funeral services VIII be con-
Quoted tomorrow afternoon. Mr..
Berry was successful and highly
respected farmer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15

ia police work of a type for which women
possess peculiar and perfectly natural Mt
ness. Father never undertakes to carry on
all Of tho ''police" work of the domestic
circio unloss mother has been unavoidably
detained somewhere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
D..ylllo building Goeu Ahead.

DANVILLE, VA. Dec. ia build
ms permit was granted today to ~.
a. FOX, who Is building on Maln
street mortuary. chapel and q
modern Undertaking and embalminr
establishment which viii reprtsent,
whom completed, an Investment OF
10000. Ground was also broken to-
day on tho new Palace Thoater which
the Southern Amusement Company is
70 build At . cost OF $780, 100 .;s,ye4