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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
TO HOLD MASS MEETING
IN WAR AGAINST CANCEL
Leading Physicians and Sur
gcons Will Speak in JEFF
fcrson Auditorium.

y mass-mccting, In the jefferson
Hotel auditorium mex; Thurstiay
night. ut Sis. will mark the con-
clusion in Rich:nond OF tho cduca-
tional campaign now being conducted
all over the United states. by the
American Society for the Control OF
Cancer. for the purpose OF disscm!n-
ating knowledge, hy which. it is
hoped To check tho advance OF tho
disease.
AZ the meeting Thursday night.
which il open To the public. the
speakers Will include some oil the
leading physicians and surgeons OF
Richmond. and TWO representatives
OF church and synagogue. who will
voice the humanitarian urgency OF
the present campaign. Tho speakers
and their subjects will be: Reward
OF Physical Care" bishop II. J. O'Con-
nell; Mental Attitude OF Public To-
ward Cancer" Rabbi Edward y. Ca
lisch: Early Diagnosis of Cancer
Or. Stuart Mcclure: Treatment hv
N-ray and Radiuni," DR.. a. L.. GRAY:
surgical Treatment of Cancer and
ouacks." Or. j. Shelton Horsloy.
physicians and surgeons who have
had the widest experience in tho
treatment of cancer believe that thou
sands OF lives can be saved yearly IL.
by mass meetings such rs the one
about to be held In Richmond, tho
interest of the public Is awakened. IL
was said last night. The most Vital
ciefneht In the cure OF any case OF
cancer. II was pointed out. is PROMPT
recognition and diagnosis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
STATE DELEGATES LEAVE
FOR LEGION CONVENTION
Chase City Man, Decorated
for Bravery, Goes as Spc-
Cial Guest.

Richmond and Virginia dclcga ties
80 the national convention of the
American Legion. which beings It's
resstons in Kansas City on Monday.
i':t yesterday. 1t is believed there
wi!l lie 10000 members OF tho legion
In the parade next week. Many nota-
blcs from Europe and this country
VIII be present. The representatives
from Virginia embrace the following:
pcleEatcs-lohn L. Martin. suffolk;
X. G. liundlcy. Richmond: W. l..
Moshcr. Ho2cwcli: ". l.. Hopkins,
richmond; II. Chess AIcGhcc. Lynch
burg: w. *. anVcc. Jr.. Bristol: w
Il. Crush, Fincas,lc. Delegates Mt
largo--Isaiah Davis. Langley Field;
W. y. stuart. Big Stone Gap.
Department. oiliccra---J. l.. Lynch
commander. Norfoil;: i. j. Wicker.
IL. Richmond: II. ". Faint. Rich
mord.
Altcrna,cs--J. l.. Holland. Suffolk:
w b. Peters. Appalachia; Daniel H..
Porter, stanton.
Guests-R. II. Adams. Roanoke: II.
I. Onic. Staun,on: Robert Il. FUN
stall, Norfolk: l.. L. Barton. Win
CHESTER T.. III. Hodges. Norfolk !:
Charles McDermott. Jr., Norfolk;
Wavcrly G. King. Richmond; Glands
$ Hammer. Elkton; Roy l.. Fridley.
Harr'sonbarE; Miss -. w. Fcrricr.
Norfolk; Mrs. J. y. Mathews. Norfolk;
Or. w. l.. Miller. Norfolk; Ernest D..
Williamson. Norfolk; II. l.. Aaron.
i;'istol; Reese Gruhcrt. stanton:
Edgar l.. Thompson. Norfolk: Pom
ton Noll. Iiarrisonhurg: Bernard Dem
ton. IiarriaonhurC: T. L. Walt rc
Harrisonhurg: Hfr9. ] L. Lynch. Nor
folk Mrs. X. u. Tunsiall, Norfolk
Earl Davis Gregory. Of Chase CITY,
who was decorated With the Con
:resSional Badge OF Honor for srav-
.ary. will accompany the delegation as
a special guest Of tho national con-
vontipn. y number OF important
measures Will he discussed =. tho
meeting. including that uS punish
incnt for slac'.crs and assistance l..
nccd? veterans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
FALL CEREMONIAL OF
ACCA TEMPLE IS HELD
Thirty Candidates Gross "1Iot
sands of sahara" nt Mystic
shrine Initiation

Thirty-siX candidates crossed tho
hot sands OF Sahara" last night. dur
ing The fall ceremonial Of Acca Ten.
pic, Ancient Arabic Order Nobics Of
HE Mystic Shrine, held In the Blues'
hrmoTy. Among the 500 N"blcs in at
tendance were many visitors from
different sections OF tho State, includ-
ing the past potcntutc and father
,. !.cca Temple, Preston Eclyln. and
innstriOus Past Imperial Potential,
George l.. Street. \ business session
was held in the Masonic Temple a.
+" o'clock, followed by banquet in
the Blues Armnry ~ . o'clock
NisitOrs were present from Aluas
Temple, Washington. y. O., IS 10.
lows: Henry l.ansbrush, potcntutc;
u. y. Stewart, chief rabbas; George
Duval. high priest; IS. Il. Cook.
treasurer; Fred Huber. director Of
work; ERNEST Lee, 4. g. V. Bonnet
Jicnry Stein and II. e. Gary. John
j.. Dice. marshal Of Beni kadom Tenn
pic, Charleston, W. Va, and w -
Tk0mos, OF BluofeId. Is. Va, were
among }hc visitors,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
KY, MAN HEADS
G. g O. RAILWAY SURGEONS
DIR. J. NJ. Salmon Is Elected President of Associations
Dr. \. Murat Willis. of Richmond, Named
One of Nicc-Presidcnts.

DR.. l. NJ. Salmon. OF Ashland. NY,
was chosen president OF the Associa-
ton OF Surgeons Of the chesapeake
and Ohio Eailway. at tho cioS!u: sex
sion OF the annual meeting OF the
association At the Jefferson Hotel
last night. nr. y. Mrrat Mills, oc
Richmond. WAS elected one OF the
vice presidents. the others being nr.
;. w. ii"hSoa. CT Newport News. ana
w. L. Gr!ess. OF Cincinnati e. Il:
Mcanicy, of Richmond. was re-
elected secretary and treasurer. aud
the executive committee consists Of
Drs. :. q. Sncs'cr. Eichmonh. Ind:
w. l.. Vest. HUNTINGTON. w. Va; H.
l." Goodman, Mrkcntrcc. W. Va: L.
]. BiSci"w. Columbus. Ohio: r.. w.
Tyrce. Kitchen. NY, and &. j. Tonp-
Rims. LynchhurG. The date ana place
OF the next meeting was referred 10
the executive committee TO arrange.
This is the fifth gear Of the forma-
ton Of the association. Tho member
ship is confined exclusively tn sur
Gcons connected with the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway There were ahou;
100 in attendance upon tho sessions.
and number OF technical papers
were read and discussed during the
two sessions OF yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
HARRISON REJOICES AT
: NEWS FROM CHICAGO
"With Heartfelt Emo
lion" Employees on Termination
nf ('nnfer..n,.

Through Superintendent c. Z.
Arthur. Fairfax Harrison. president
OF the southern Railway system.
yesterday. ii: Il bulletin, dated Wash
.nston, October IS. congratulated.
with heartfelt emotion" employees
OF tho company ''om the news from
Chicago that the threatened strike
las been called OF"
During the past ANXIOUS week"
Tic bulletin continues, Il have made
40 public statement of my scnti-
menis concerning the situation. nor
hsvo ! sent you any message. hop
i'.G that had your confidence. as
j Knew you lad minc. { .yinpn
thizcd deeply with you. collectively
and individually. for knew the diff
icultics %! your situation. but I
cit sure that when the tim. came
'"r the final election. you would re-
main loyal /" the service OF the pub
10, in which. with mutual respect.
We have. for 50 many years, been
engaged together"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
VEGETABLES PLENTIFUL,
but STILL HIGH IN PRICE
Freight Charges Add to Cost
OF Greens and Fruits OH
Local Markets.

Eichmond'3 housewives and others
vino visit tho retail markets this
morning on business bent will hnl
the vegetable supplies q little more
varied and larger than they have
been for two wccks past True, the
good things they will lind are mostly
from a distance. have had to bear
freight charges and Will. therefore,
cone high. but snaps. cabbage. ca
cumbcrs. Suinuch. satisfy. and some
Other articles from farawa: gardens,
added to tomatoes. potatoes. ;urnIps.
salads ANA some few other thin2S that
are left OF the Nirsini, crops, make Il
fairly GOOD display.
All the seasonal fruits are TO DC
found III abundance, the most Of
which were grown beyond the Dor
ders OF Virginia. and. like the i'm
ported vegetables come Il little high.
because OF freight charges.
The poultry departments Of tho re-
tail markc; are we'll supplied 5nnd
dressed chickens can he had this
morning At 81 to - cents per pound.
hens at 80 Ia 40. and ducks at 30 TO
80. y fcw turkeys may be found at
about Go cents per pound, dressed.
Guincas are going at 90 cents To 81
apiece. Ei:gs Of the fresh country
Kind are little scarce ana higher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
POT TO SIMMER IN
LAST WEEK OF DRIVE
Democratic Rallies tn lie Held ia
Hart"n Heights, Highland Park
md binfOrb Junior .Itrh

The last week of tho political cam
paiSn VIII Jn marked by number of
addresses in Richmond by lcadin.
Democrats, ga Tuesday night 4. H.
sands. John Garland Pollard ana Mrs
Franz Joboou viii spcak In Binford
Junior High school. az meeting
over which clyde H. Eatcl!no will
preside, and on the same night Il
meeting Will be held at Fairmoun,
school, when Harry VI. Smith. Jr., will
speak. Emmett Gil pIrsiding
ON Thursday night. Concressma
!. Montague will speak in the Bar
to" Heights schooihousc Mrs. Janet
:. Durham also Will speak. DR.. Il.
". Miller viii preside. 4 meeting,
VIII bc held in Highland Park on Fri
day night. al which MieS Adele Clark
viii sneak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
INSTALL TWO-PLATOON
FIRE SYSTEM ON NOV. ]
Seventeen New FirchEhtcrs Qualify
before Clerk Mcdowell for
DUTIES.

IT was stated yesterday by Chief
W, ii. JoyncS, OF the Fire Depart
mcnt, that lac hoped to have Ais
iull list @! new men ready TO star,
10 work on November |. With the
added quota Of about forty-nvc ncu.
the department. Will lie placed On
the two-platoon sytem, which VIII!
h"coinr effective AT once. Under III"
system. which has been urged by
Director Myers for several years. :hr
men IN the department are given
more time off, 50 that. as result.
they are better fitted. IN every re-
srect. TO handle the emergencies
which arise. :.
CITY Clerk Az Mcdowell YESTERDAY
qualified t1vcii,een men. who have
been appointed by the chief. They
are: John Gay. r.. NJ. Allen. i. 1.
Davis, T.. j. Flippo. w. II. Gregory,
l.. J.. Holt. II. W. James. \. T.. len
i;ins. J. II Lawrence. V. G. Lindsey.
q. l.. Mintcr. q. T.. Murdoch. II. u.
Mck"nney. T.. l.. Parsons, A. n
Rouse. G. G. Williams and John T..
WILKES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
TWO NEGRO ELECTION
JUDGES ARE DROPPED
Republicans In Seventh Cou.-rcx-
'i"nnl District Win PARTIAL We


W. pNer f.icCtbrul bburtl.
Republicans i'm the Seventh Con
EreSsional District won partial
victory over the ELECTORAL hC>.rd M
charlottesville yesterday, according
10 telegram received ut Republic
can State headquarters in Richmond
last night. The Republican fight
against the four negro election
Judges at Charlottesville resulted
yesterday in the dropping OF two OF
the negroes. Attorney Charlie, Ham
NOR advised Republican Headquarters
That mandamus proceedings would
be commenced today To bring
about the removal OF the other two
When the electoral board met at
Ihariottesvil!c yesterday, attorneys
representing the Republicans made
such strong protest against the ne
gro judges that John West. colored
At the University OF Virginia pre-
cinct. aud y. Il. Buckner. another
negro. were removed. and c. w
!ullsh and pr. j. :. Grasty. APP
pointed IN. their places.
The two negro judges left undis-
turhcd by the electoral board are
Charles L. Coles. in the second pro-
cinct of charlottesville. and J. r..
lnSc. in the third precinct.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
COMPILING RESULT OF
VOTE FOR VAH|sPA QUEEI
But One Committee Has "
to Send la Returns From
Recent Contest.

One committee is yet to send /
returns from the recent contest fe
queen of the Virginia Historical p.
Scant. and. as soon MS tho commit
tee reports, the returns will be tab,
lated by Il committee Of banl, teller
OF tho city. and the result announce,
All the returns received from II
various county and city committc,
i'arc contained aii!davits that Il
boxes were closed az midnight G
October 10. and also contain n CO.
t'iicntc OF the number OF votes cas-
Tor each candidate. This thorouei
work on the part OF the vario,.
committees Will greatly expedite II,
works of the canvassine committee
which Will meet some time next wed
2" compile the returns.
There are many details OF piaii
relative TO the pageant yet to ii
completed. So far. there has bed
no contract awarded for the offici5
program or for any other pamphlc
or booklets having reference to ~
pageant.
Secretary w. u. cridlin Is n. Cha
lotto Courthouse today, where In
evening he viii address the tcac,.ci
OF the county. who will attend
mass mcctIng. ut which the pmruns.
OF The pageant viii be explained.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29

President W. J. iIarahan. o. the
company. delivered u sno,. address
o. welcome and fe!icitation lie was
presented to tho organization b. Dr.
l.. IL. t;:iswoid. president of tho as
ISOLATION. who was welcomed by
pr. W. r. oppcmh.mcr. CHEZ surgeon
uf the company.
Among those who read papers wcr
pcs. A. Y. Cooley, Charleston. W.
Va: J. NJ. salmon. Ashland. Ky: ].
l.. E!gclow. Columbus. Ohio: \. l..
Herring. Richmond: = w. !Iobson.
Newport News: l.. -. Allsaicr. Gin
c!n:ati: J. NJ. Emmett. Clifton Forge
w. T.. Vest. iIuntingt Il. G. Bryan.
Richmond: {. &. Coleman. Richmond :
SouthSatA Leigh. Norfolk: ". IL.
CRIES.. Cincinnat!; w. T. Graham,
H!chmond; y. Murat Willis, ltich-
moud.
Rev. !. 7. Sche.er. d. D.. OF Rich
mond. opened the proceedings with
prayer. The women attending the
convention were entertained at tea
yesterday afternoon at the jefferson
Hotel. Many OF thc delegates left for
their homes last night. reservations
having been made on the late out
going trains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
LAY CORNER STONE Or
NJ. {. PUBLISHING HOUSE:
More Than 200 Attend Ccre-
monies Il, Fifth and
Grace Streets.

More thar 200 interested persons
attended the exercises incident Ia
the laying OF the corn er- stone for
the new home OF the Mcthodis, Pub
fishing House OF the NJ T.. Church.
South, corner Firth and Grace
Streets. yesterday afternoon. \ de-
tail OF KNIGHTS Tcmpia-. in full uni
form. escorted the officers a. 81.
Johns Lodge. No. 80. Ancient Free
and Accepted Masuns. from the lodge
room 10 the scene, whore The Ma
sonic officers participated In the en-
crciscS.
Bishop William Fletcher McAIurry.
r-:%idcnt of the Virginia Conference
held in Richmond this Wees, had
Charge OF the exercises. FOLLOWING, n
song OF Thanksgiving. bishop James
son. after which bishop II. NJ Du-
Bosc offered prayer. \ baritone
sol" was sung by Aubrey l.. Pon,i
The audience joined in singing
the songs which irtcr.pcrScd the
Masonic services aS the cornerstone
WAS lowered into place and spiSnkled
with corn, Of! and VIM.
bishop Warren 4. c.,.Iicr dcliv-
cred the principal address OF The
occasion. referring 10 tie par: the
new homo Of the publishing house
would play in the work OF helping
the Mcthodists Of the South 20 meet
their Christian responsibilities. lie
spoke impreSSivcly OF tile sacred
ness of the work that would be
carried on III the building when It
was completed, and emphasized that
this WAS the age Of expansion in re
iigious affairs as we'll as in com
mcrcc and industry.
Rev. Thomas y. Smoot. pastor OF
Centenary Church, pronounced the
bcncdiction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
48l MERCHANTS ARE
TAN DELINQUENTS
Grand Jury Hands Down Indictments
Against Professional Men
And others,

Merchants and professional men
who havc failed to pay their license
tax for the current Year, due Ju!y
/. will be compelled TO appear in
liustings Court on November is, TO
show cause why they lave not COM
pied with the law. The special
grand jury yesterday handed down
4Sl indictments against such persons.
The Commissioner OF Revenue has
announced repeatedly that such
license were over due. The law re-
Iu!res that all who fail to pay in
the stipulated ;inc must be brought
into court. J; WAS pointed out yes
tcrday that all who pay in the mean
time may avoid i fine when the cases
arc called on November IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
DR.. HADLEY MAY ESCAPE
CHAIR FOR YEAR At LEAST
Legal Processes Expected to
Act TO Stay Sentence
Of Execution.
APPEAL TO THE SUPREME counr
In Event OF Adverse Decision by
states IIiEhes, Tribunal, Cnvcrno,
VIII BE pctitiunrd for Executive
tIcmcncy.

state senator Julien Gum, chief
counsel Tor Dr.. Wilmer n. Hadlcy.
conN.cicd ny jury in llcnr!co Couu-
- circuit Court Wednesday after
noon OF the murder OF his wife. Sue
Tiuslcy lIadlcy. and tho Io.iowiny
day sentenced by tho presiding judge
u. Garter Scott, to die in tn" electric
chair on December .. 1921. intimatcd
Yesterday that the convicted physi-
elan may not SO 20 his death Cor n
least Il year. Legal process. Il Was
pcintcd out, even il the State STU
irene Court OF Appeals, should re-
iuSe 10 grant "A new trial. would nc,
to stay tho sentence OF execution for
many months. or up to Il year.
senator Gum stated that if sut-
icieni money could be raised TO pay
Tor tho transcription OF the stcno-
graphic notes taken during the trial.
ana Tor the printing OF the same. AS
necessary preliminary to making
an appeal, the IIadicy case would,
without doubt. be taken to the State
supreme Court OF Appeals. Under
The law, which was enacted by tho
state Legislature at its session OF
about two years ago. iiadlcy is en-
titled TO writ OF error and, upon
appeal. : will be granted on the
ccrtiica;ion OF his counsel that they
believe that there is sufficient ground
60: q writ of error.
Would Act az Stny.
y motion of this kind. II is he
iievcd. would act as stay of exc
cuiion for about six months, if not
little longer, and If the action of
the court was adverse to the aDpc:-
liant the next move. an appeal Ia the
Governor FOR lcnicncy, who would
necessarily have to consume time IN
considering the case. Friends of DR..
liadlcy are said to DC preparing. an
appeal 10 tho Governor now ON the
ground that the letters alleged hy the
prosecution To have been written ~
HIM. as well as the so-callcd confess
sion itself, which was admitted TO
the court records. exhibited a state
ut abnormal mental condition. 1t is
reported that members OF the State
hoard may be asked To examine the
condemned man.
The state supreme Court OF An
reals opens its :ail ana winter term
in this city on November =. II, is
SAID that at least fifty criminal cases
ar" ON the docket. most OF them hav-
ing To do with violations Of the pro-
h!hiiion law. Moro than 100 cases, Il.
- said. are on the docket, all told.
Because of the fact that court con-
N@n"s on November 2. exactly one
month before the date set by Judge
scott for the clectrocu,ion of DR..
iiadlc%. ii is believed that early con-
sidcration Will be given the doctors
ca:r. IL his counsel asks for an an
peal. y writ Of error will issue as
:! matter OF right, and the court will
SGT date for the hearing thereon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Annual Convention. Virginia
state optical Association, Muir
phys Hotel, 10 \. NJ.
Football = Church Hill Athletic
Club VIZ. Richmond Blues. Mayo
Island Park. $3.50 l.. NJ; Richmond
Athletic Club VS.. DrcadnouGhts. of
Alexandria. Boulevard Field. $3.50
i. NJ; University OF Richmond vs.
Davidson College. of North Caro-
lima. Stadium Field. Northampton.
> i. NJ.
Golf = Firs. 1s-hole for Branch
trophy. HERMITAGE VS.. Country
Club Of Virginia. at Hermitage. )
i. NJ.
Henry ". Anderson. BainbridEe
School, S:l5 i. NJ.
The Confederate Memorial Insti-
tutc. or Hatilc Abbey, at Boulc-
ward and kcn:lnEton Avenue, is
open daily from IN y. NJ. to . y. NJ.
The Confederate iIuscum, Clay
aud Twelfth Streets. is open from
. \. NJ. 10 L. NJ. daily.
For p'ayy. see "Thcatcr Calcn-
dar," editorial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29

the figure now being co to Go cents
the dozen.
There are no changes whatever In
the meat market. either as to sup
plics or prices. The Ash market will
be the joy OF the scarcllcrs after ma
tcrials for the big Sunday meals.
There may be found fine oysters.
shrimps. crab meat and all the ia
voritc fish. such as spots. blucGsii.
mack crcl. trout. founders ana croak
crs. Some OF these have been Ncd
down II fraction or so.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
nvIId,uu pcrmIt. Issued,

Building Inspector Butler yoStorda y
issued permits to Carter Il. Talman. "a
repair a brick dwelling ut 1913 Park
Avenue, to cost $4,000: \. Dictz. TO
repair Il brick dwelling NJ Zoo
stuart Avenue. to cost $3.50: Dave
Marks. to repair n brick store At
Broad and Third Streets. TO cost 1856.
Applications FOR permits were filed
by the Atlantic Construction Com
Hany TO build rick dwelling at
3"3S Grow. Avenue to cost $4,000, and
hy !. G. ChcutwOod. To repair a brick
''""H 5ln North Twelfth STRAIT
I'D lost sS16
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
Observe "ncrorma,lon Day"

The congregation OF Bethlehem
Lutheran Church will observe Re-
formation Day tomorrow with "a
special EMISSION festival service in
tho morning. ut which Rev. Carl
Grain, Of Baltimore, viii preach.
Rev. O. y. Saucr. pastor Uf Hcthlc-
hen Lutheran. VIII preach at the
evening service on "For,na ton, De-
formation and Reformation OF the
Church"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
Anderson on South Side Tonight.

Henry w. Anderson. candidate for
Governor on the Republican ticket,
Will speak in Eainbr.Igc High School,
south Richmond. tonight at S:l5
o'cloci;. 1t was announced from Re-
publican headquarters yesterday that
the candidate would cndcavor to re-
ply to Senator Trinklcs speech at
John Marshall High School Thursday
night. STEMS Band will give Il con-
cert prior Ia the speaking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
Give Dance Monlo, >iYh,

on Monday might from sac 10 II
f" clock Wcishcrgcr's Mutual Ala
Association Will givr Halloween
nail and musicale on the second Zoo.
~ Neishtrscr's. store. Georre 4.
|owGen is president OF the associa-
lion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
noy DcIcwntcs tr ncnnr,

''rr Central y ~. 9 :. II ~ ). ?.
Ia afternoon Club VII her- -.'..i
from six l.ichmcrl boys N"x.t,ll.
Armour. I."Stc" Banks J0r 49,
John Bass and Frank Mil'c~. i. r'
tended the recent Older y vs. Iri
ference 1T I-ynchhurtf: tomorrow ai
:crnocn ut 80 c'ciCr'i