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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-28
Women Urged to
Sign Petition

The ame Of ms million women
to q petition to the conference for h
reduction of armament at Washing
ton, November II, Is the aim of the
National Women's Christian Temper
ance union, and the North Dakota
branch, is now calling for signers to
the petition.
A communication sent out by Mrs.
Barbara Wylie, secretary of the North
Dakota branch, asks every woman
who is interested in the SUCCESS of this
conference, to clip the petition printed
below, paste 1t on a sheet of paper,
secur the signatures Of as many
women as possible, and mail it before
November 3 to national w. c. T. U.
headquarters, Bliss building, Wash
ington, D. c.
The petition follows:
10 Honorable Charles E. Hughes.
Chairman American Delegation to
International Disarmament Confer
[ence:
I'VE, the undersigned. commend
ence representatives of great nations
for the purpose Of entering into an
understanding Or agreement for In
ftsrnational limitation Of armament, to
! secure the peace of the world.
I'VE respectfully and earnestly pc.
tition you to use your influence to
| hold the conference to the primary
purpose of the consideration of the
reduction of armament, not allowing
other issues to displase this funda-
mental task"
The first of a series of open House
| Parties which Delta Sigma fraternity
will give this year is announced for
this evening. Hours are to be from
| eight until eleven O'Clock. The young
women of Kappa Alpha Theta sorori-
ty are the invited guests.
81 ~ X X =
>To night the members of the junior
and intermediate departments of the
Plymouth Congregational Sunday
school will have a Halloween party
in the, church auditorium. Rev. Law.
renee B. Robertson and Mr.. Seymour
Anderson are arranging an appropri'
ate program of entertainment.
All m interested are invited
to attend the food sale to be given or
Saturday by the ladies of Bethesda
branch No. 1. The sale Is to- open al
10 o'clock in the Colton-W Wilder Groc'
cry Co. with Mrs. Paulsen and Mrs
Hulteng in charge. Norwegian deli.
cacies are to be on sale. The pro,
ceeds are to go to the Old Peoples
! Home association fund. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
TENNESSEE GUNNER
GREAT TRANSPORTER
Boyd +. Duncan, Professional,
Has Record TO BE Proud
OILS Southpaw.
IL. Peter y. Carney.

Just few words about a tran.
shooter who We believe Will dcvclor
into the best clay target breaker OF
all time If he Will give the sport the
same serious consideration as some
OF the veterans. The shooter in uurs-
ton Is Boyd T.. Duncan. OF Lucy.
rem. Duncan is Il professional shot.
representing the Winchester Repeat
ingl Arms Company in tho Southern
States.
This lad Is in his twenty-courth
year. He won the Tennessee state
championship as an amateur before
he reached his twentieth birthday.
ana every year since lac has won the
professional championship. This
year. besides winning the singles
title he also won the doubles cham
pionship. He also won the prof.s.
slonal- round championship of
Tennessee with $50 breaks ont OF 350
TARGETS. The winner Of the amateur
championship broke 322 targets ,p,,n.
cans run Of lac was tn. highest by
any professional in the Tcun,ssnc
?tat" shoot His run az III WAS tho
highest in the mississippi State shoot
by professional as VAS his las in
tn. Kentucky state tournament.
Duncan shot in eight state cham
p!ohShlp tournaments this ycar and
nv seven OF them his ScOrcS were high
over all the other professionals and
IN Tour OF the shoots he was high
over both the amateurs and profes.
sionals. This is the best evidence VIC
can give as to his ability. duncan
was nigh over all professionals and
amateurs In Tennessee with SEQ. in
Oklahoma with 527. in MississInni
with iS5. ana Florida with i72 breaks.
lie was high over all professionals i'm
Alabama with 5Sl. Georgia with SIS.
and Kentucky with 3sS. He broke
one target less than the shooter
who was high over all in the Arkan-
Sas state tournament. His average
THIS season will be close to - per
cent.
We have every reason to believe
that aye will bring him cNpericnce|
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28

,; Catherine Cook. Maryland: Ger.
'uan Daily. Pennsylvania; Burd
nichson. Pennsylvania: May Earl.
minnesota; Alice Farley, North Da-
Noth: Louise Evans. Indiana: Ruth
rlske. New York: Elizabeth Foil.
pennsylvania: Isabelle Frank. Ohio:
nuth HaElcr. Ohio; Loicttc Hampton.
tennessee; Elizabeth Huber. pcnnsyl-
wanna: Morrcll Jones. kentucky; Min
mel Long. South Carolina: Lille Mad
o"N' Alabama; Margaret Menk. Penn
swami; Margaret Micrke. Ohio:
SADIE Morris, New Jersey: Mary Mum
SON lnHois; Maylcn Newly. Virginia:
i'ehiah Norris. Pennsylvania: Elizbu-
beth Pickett. North Carolina: Eliza
beth Schnorbach. Michigan; RATHER
Inc Shcnchon. Minnesota; I.illins
Shepherd. North Carolina: Amc,.
Smyth. Virginia: Ruth slater. Iowa !.
iriH"c!!c Thomson. Virginia: Marion
walker %ew Jersey.
The Founders Day Exercises were
presided over by DR.. Carl T. Grammcr.
president OF the board Of directors.
AZ noon President McVea gave a
simpson. the directors and few
members OF the faculty. and in the
afternoon the senior class will hold
Il reception In honor Of Dean Com
stock and Dean Simpson. In the even
tie burglar The Maker of
Dreams" and Suppressed Desires
viii be presented by the Dramatic
Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
SPEEDING AUTOISTS
NOT TO BE ARRESTED
Petersburg Director of Public Sufcty
So IustrnrtS Police
Officers
Especial to The Thnes-plspatch.l

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. Oct. 27.-Foliowinr
The timing In Police Court today Of
l.. NJ stun. prominent manufactures
OF iiop.wclI, on the charge OF exceed
ing the speed limit here last night.
Director OF Public safety Walker has
reiterated his instructions to police
men not TO arrest out-of-town auto
lists for any violations OF the traffic
laws except for reckless driving or
accidents Visiting motorists. he
says, arc TO be warned. not arrested
unless they persist in their violations.
Stul! failed to appear in court this
morning. but Mayor thinner appeared
ana paid the $40 fine.
The incident which resulted in
Stulla summons to court was Pc
culiar one. The police patrol was
returning to headquarters, followed
by another police car Stull drove be-
tween the two machines and con-
tinued In that way until at street
Intersection. the patrol car slowed
down. Stu!l also slowed down. but
In avoiding striking the patrol.
struck traffic sign. According to
police in the second car. both the
patrol and Stull's car were going
AZ II rate OF thirty miles an hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
SWEET BRIAR PAYS HONOR
TO FOUNDER OF INSTITUTION
Dean Comstock Makes Brilliant Analysis of Position of
Higher Education and Its Need in Professions
and Undertakings of Modern Life.

SWEET BRAIR. VA. Oct. 9Th,
principal address at the Founders
Day Exercises AT Sweet Brinr College
was given by Dean Ada l.. Comstoci
dean or Smith College and president
OF the American Association of Uni
vcrsity Women Dean Coms,ocb
made Il brilliant analysis OF tho no
sition Of higher education TODAY its
need In the professions and under
takihgs of modern life. She also
spoke OF the weaknesses OF prcscu,
methods and showed wherein the
present college curriculum can he
inodihcd and Strengthened Dean
Com:tock is "A forccful and attractive
speaker woman OF rare and strong
personality. woman admirably fitted
70 iii the position Of guide ana di-
rector To the more than 1000 young
women Of Smith College
y. e. Manson. chairman Of the OK
ccntive committee Of the board Of di-
rectors. gave delightful account Of
the founders Of Sweet Briar and Of
the young girl in whose memory 1t
IL dedicated.
Dean Adelaide Simpson. the first
dcan OF women at the University Of
Virginia. brought greetings to Sweet
Hriur on this occasion. AS usual the
members Of the graduating class
wore their academic gowns for the
first time and marched into chapel
The following young women com
posed the class: Misses Helen Andcr-
son. Ohio: Alice Babcoci:. South Caro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
TOURING CARS TO SHARE
HON0RS WITH RACERS
Grand Prix" Promoters Ar.
range Special Event Of 800
kilometcrs for Them. :.
tBy Associated Prer..1

PARIS. Oct. 2I.-TourinE cars will
share honors next year with specia1
racing machines in the CIR and Prish
n tho Automobile club OF I,ranrn
his speed classic, now displhn,I
rom the front rank by the i-nifeJ
states supremacy in tho automonil,.
icld. next year will comply uartfI-
With the demands of a'ufumohil. men
hat the test be less technical and
more practical.
The 5oO-k!iometer rayre will bc rr-
aimed. and one Of 500 kilom-ters for
curing cars Will be added Cylin-
er capacity on the speed cars viii
&c reduced from three TO two litcrs.
II the 1921 race. won by an .Amcricln
ar several competitors used less
nan the maSimurn size engines.
rites OF the new regulations Env..
uGg"sted that the minimum weight
or the racing cars should he mE,u
ower than the prescribed i,6JD
The touring caa. race calls for .lc:
ouhus dead weight in the bodies 10
eprcseht three passengers. Tie
'riFcr must Do :klouc In his car and
Nay NOT take ola supplies during the
ace. the gasoline and oil consi,oD-
700 maximum Is liked at seventeen
tiers Tor each 100 kilometers
one prOminon-t automobile eae.near
St!matcS that with new designs the
two-iiter MOTOR should dayelon
ighty horsepower and enablr tbr cor
make ITO kslomctcrs an hour. I.o,.
ne touring cars. spccI OF l35 l,il
oinctcrs m hour is expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
SMOKE FROM CREASE
CAUSES FIRE ALARM
Physical Culture Classes nj Y. w.
&. \. Broken Up by EryinE-I'nn
BfuZr I'm Cafeteria Kitchen

When william Walker, COOK. at
tempted to remove pan or grease
fHon the oven or "a gas stove in the
Kitchen Of the i. W. e. a. Cafeteria
last evening. flames !Enitcd the in
nhmnabi. grease aud the blaze caught
the WOODWORK OF the room. Clouds
oil ucHs" smoke were famed upwards
by winds coming through the Upen
windows, spread through staircaScs
ana the elevator shaft to upper
stories. breaking up several physical
culture classes and send!nE the au-
dicnccs OF several meetings in s.s-
sion at the time in hasty retreat to
the street.
Fircincn from a chemical company
promptly cHt!nGu!sncd the ilames.
the damage being estimated at less
than 500.
A"Whers Of the association highly
commended the Nrcrnen for their work
ana the manner ia which they Gained
the excited women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28

boilermakcr by profession, and has
II wide acquaintance in labor cir
Giles. recently stated:
For years | had been great
sufferer from indigestion, was badly
constipatcd. and had no appetite
whatever; ] could hardly keep the
highest kind Of food in my stomach,
and was badly bloated with gas; my
nerves were in a bad condition. and
j could not sleep at night: was
losing weight and strength every
day. I had taken ever so many med
icincs and had given up all hope OF
ever getting well. as none of them
did ME any good. a friend OF mine.
who had been cured by Plant Juice.
begged me to try It, II certainly
made different person Of me. II re-
lievcd me Of the gas and ind,ges-
ton: sleep fine AZ night. and my
nerves are In fine shape. / have
gained in weight every day. owo
my health to Plant Juice. as II has
done me moro good than can tell,
and | am glad to give this endorse
mcnt for il in the hope that IL Will
bo of benefit to other sufferers"
Plant Juice Is sold in Richmond
by Traglc's Drug Store.
Plant Juice is sold In Petersburg
by Morrison, Tho Drug Man. and In
Chase City by The Chase City Drug
Co.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
DEFEAT FIGHT TO TAX
UND|sTR|BUTED PROFITS
Amendment Would Exempt
Income Distributed to
Stockholders.
IHv unitcL Nnmal

WASlilNGToN. oct. 2I.-The grad
uatcd tax appointment sponsored by
Senator Jones. Of New Mexico. pro
vidins for "a graduated tax on tn.
undistributcd profits of corporations.
was defeated in the SENATE today. nv
vote OF - to ~
The amendment was offered as a
substitute IN the tax bin. uroyidtpu
Tor hat - per cent tax. Accord :
ing 10 the Jones amendment a tax
OF per cent was proposed on Nh.
trst 10 per cent Of undistributcd i'm
come. and increases OF per cent for
each succeeding 10 per cent. with a
maximum at 50 pcr cent on all in
come over 90 per cent Corporations
would no; pay tax on income dis
tributed TO stockholders under tn.
amendment.
Had the amendment, been adopted.
Senator Jones said. he would have.
offered other amendments proposinr
that dividends issued by corporations
would he taxable in the hands OF the
stockholders under the existing nor
mai and surtax income rates. and that
scrip dividends issued by corpora
tons would also be taxable in the
hands Of stockholders.
Three Democrats. Senator's Hitch
cock, PomereHe and Gerry votcl
against the proposal. and three Re
publican Senators, Kenyon. La Foil
cite and Norhcck, supported il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles HAVE TO GO
CIoggcd-Up Kidney Deposits Are Dis
solved mud the Toxins pOlsonsb
Completely Driven Out. Druggists
Told. TO Guarantee 1t In Every
Instance.

Your very lifc." says Dr. Carey.
depends upon the perfe:t function
ing and health of your kidneys. so
whatever you do don't neglect Them"
DR.. Carcy's famous prescription
No. 777. known as Marshroot. is not
recommended for everything. tut we
cannot too strongly uri:e it's use IL
you suffer from annoying bladder
troubles. frequent passing OF water
night and day: with smarting or irri-
tation. brick dust sediment or highly
colorcd urine, hloatinS irritability,
with loss OF flesh, backachc, rhcuma-
tism or any other tendency to
Bright's disease. Diabetes or Gravel.
for kidney disease in It's worst form
may be stealing upon you.
Don't wait until tomorrow to be-
gin .hc use Of this wonderful pre-
scription IL you have any 81 the
above, symptoms: Kidney and Bladder
t.; don't wear away. They
and with unfniling certainty.
Never mind the failures OF the M st
II you eyer, suspect that you are sub
jet to Kidney Disease. don't lose a
has been authorized to return tho
purchase 1T, money on tho first two bot
ceived no bcneflt.-Advertisem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
SIX FARM BUILDINGS
BURNED All DUNLORA
Especial to The T!mcs-Dispa,ch. !

CHA RLOTI ESNiLLE, VA. Oc, 81.
y group oil SIX buildings, Il sIlo and
ave o1s earns, We're destroyed by tirr
AT b o clock In the afternoon at Dun
FORA the farm OF the late John
Is. Noon. prominent Democrat and
attorney-a,-iaw and member OF the
state Debt Commission. Fortunately.
most OF the stock was In the omen.
Out ore mule was so hadiy burned
mat II had TO be shot. A large trac-
Tor standing near oncSof the barns
was barely saved by the farm man
agcr. Many valuable farm implc-
mcnis were destroyed, ~. well as a
portion OF The crops. AZ one time IL
looked as II the main residence would
bc destroyed. Valuable aid in light
ing the flames was rendered by neigh
bors. The total loss is estimated
ut $4,000. There was less than $1,000
insurance on the buildings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
)USE REFUSES TO
CAST BLANTON OUT
,ontlnned Erom Firs, PngcN

Continued From Frs, Pagc)
| lie knew the House wa, prepared
3eXpel him.
l'hcn rap OF the gavel sounded
end II the hour allotted him
Ter the rules. he stopped sud
1 - In the midst OF sentence and
ping sharply upon his heels was
way out when n request was
ic from the Democratic side tha,
have thirty additional minutes.
ich was opposed by Mondcll. Bu,
leader was quick to withdraw
objection ana the Texan was sum
(ncd back,
:efusing At first 70 yield for ques-
ls. he permitted Representative
fiSworth. Republican, Ohio. to ask
! something. and Republicans as
Red tonight that the reply had
ned the tide against him. The
o member wanted to know if the
ort was true that Mr.. phantom
L declared an intention to mail
900 copies OF the undelivered
-rh with its offending affidavit.
Ter the House had ordered il
ckcn from the record.
|'nly lack OF money. he aaid. pre-
ted its mailing to every voting
IN in the United States.
Instantly. half Il dozen Rcprescn-
ives were on their feet. trying to
ak in. Representative Blanton
IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
NORFOLK RED CROSS
HAS ANNUAL MEETING

Especial to The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. Oct 27.-Thc an
nual meeting OF the Norfolk REQ
cross Chapter WAS held yestcrdny.
when reports of tho various com
mittees were submitted covering tn,
work of the chapter for the year
MFs. H. Cornelius Taylor. who hau
served as chairman most efficiently
resigned. and Mrs. W. H. y. LOYAL,
was elected to succeed her Mrs
loyal has been actively associate,
with Red Cross work since the OF
ganizntion OF the chapter here.
reports included data from tn,
nome service department.. which T..
sun most actively concerning Itself
with tho needs OF cS-scrvice men and
their families. Miss Irene V. White.
secretary. reported handling 12oS
cases OF this sort during the last
year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
Open Bank November 1.

Governor George j. Seay has an
|inccd that Tuesday, November ],
been set as the day for tho
NAL opening Of the new home of
J Federal Reserve Bank OF Rich
nd. at Ninth and Franklin Streets
|c building, considered the hand
nest In the South devoted to fnan-
lh%work. Will be thrown open to the
pile for inspection between tho
IRIS OF and 6:30 p. NJ. Those In
|ested Will be permitted to visit
various departments Of the main
idlng and annex. the latter sit
ed Mt Eighth and Franklin
|cets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
KEITH VAUDEVILLE
MACNATES CELEBRATE,
messages of CONGRATULATIONS From
iFo"'n""t Thermometers ON Dis
play mt Palace rhcatcr

I"icgrams Of congratulation from
Governor Davis, Mayor Ainslic. Clerk
"i the House of Delegates John w,
Williams. city Clerk Alfred II. Me
Dowcli and other prominent Vir-
Eihians are among the messages to
r. - AiDc"' head OF the Keith vaude-
VIE interests. on display in frames
IN front of tho Palace Thcatcr. New
York, this week. The collection EN-
braces similar messages from the
Governors OF many States aud tho
Mayors Of every important city in the
United states.
The Keith vaudeville magnates are
this week celebrating the one-;hird
o: a century jubilee "f Keith vaude-
vile. Edwin l.. Alice. with II. T..
Keith. founded the Keith institution
third OF n century ago in Boston
and New York. To-day there are Is Keith
thcatcrs in every city in America OF
$4,000 or over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
Declare $4,000 Income
Necessary to Marriage
iIiy Nnitcd novel

PHILADELPHIA. oct. 27.-An
adventurous investigator took his
life In his hands and Invaded CO.
ed sanctums at the University OF
pennsylvania To find out iu..t
villa, the modern girl is will!n.
u marry on--providcd. Of course,
the man himself We're suitable.
III" found out that pcnnsylvania
girls consider anything under
$4,000 "a year starvation wares
aud tina, $1,000 per annum Is NOR.
IKE the incom" amy rirl and man
ought to have IN order to bc
happy. though married.
Pennsylvania has raised Smith
colleges average marricd-income
desire BY exactly one thousand
smackcr@.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
lily SENDS FINANCIAL
|fERTs TO CONFERENCE
ileve Money Questions Will
BE Injected Into Arms
Farley.
rLn LIMIT DISCUSSIONS
,. Wants Probicns before Meeting
ne Held within Original Hounds,
""t OF the Limitation of Arina-
IRv Unl,cd Newell


ASiIINGTON. oct. 27.-I,aly i,
ping men of recognized financial
ana Knowledge 10 tho arms lmi-
on conference. This fact spelled
blowers OF tho conference situa-
the significant inklins that fl
ce-othcr than that directly in
'cd In disarming--will probably
injected into tho big International
sion.
Nc American government IL not
i0us for such injection on the
.r hand. II Is striving 10 keep the
Fcrcncc within original bounds OF
amcnt limitation and solution OF
Eastern questions. So far IL has
no official indication that ex-
reous matters will hc drawn In.
Italy Gives Notice.
ct, when the Italian embassy
raday Informed the department OF
tentative delegate and expert list,
wing two former Ministers Of
tsury and representative Of tho
OF Italy as members. there is
Escaping the though, that finance
~. allied dcbts-night be dragged
the paricy, either directly or
dentaliy.
ppinion os to whether or no, In
len n 90 ....4
would bring up finance qucs-
y representative Of the en-
r. told the United News that II
not Informed on that point. add
thn' these men were skilled in
Irrational law and other topics az
as IN finance" Tho men with dis
business knowledge arc es-
'ier Carlo Schanzcr. OF the
ury @iairi0au Of the delegation .
Minister Filirpn Media. Of the
hsury. and Mr. Gid0ni. representa-.
| 81 tho Bank OF Italy.
|ihe other delegations do not con.
| financial men" IL was sugrcsted
he embassy spokesman.
Declared Unfortunate.
rhnt is unfortunate. then" said
Spokesman.
preference authorities recognize
thoroughly that England hns
\. making 4 strong propaganda for
Vision of financial matters In the
ION. ENGLAND * especially inter
~ In discussion OF the allied deb,
he United States.
she raises tn" subject herself.
fsrica VIII probably inform her
II she has money wherewith TO
una mommoth navy. she can
|iaSe IN some manner to meet obl!-
Eohs 10 America. This argument
serve as a lover on the English.
American position briefly is that
entente has no right to ask
|ncial favors while wasting barrels
gold on competitive armament.
hould this subject he raised. az /,
appears destined to be. IL is quite
FrEiHabie that other topics, such rs
f!Sn exchange would follow. Amer
VIII seek TO prevent the confer
+. however. from running wild and
|,ring field which presents suf-
int material for an entirely scpar-
conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
Wants Incren.e In Ra,-..

|rhe Aitavista Telephone Company
|iterday petisloned the State Cor
l'ation Commission for an incrcasc
,Jates. and also for the privilege
disseminating certain lines. The
Fuments were heard and the case
b taken under advisement. The
omission has issued n rule against
Spotsylvania Telephone Company
|appcar and show cause why IL
|uld not be fined for failure to give
fdEate service. and also for raising
fs without permission. The hear.
Is set for November 1G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
SAYS HIS FRIEND
HAD BEEN CURED
Well-knOwn Virginian InfIu-
enced to Try Plant Juice
Through Advice of Friend.
GAVE UP HOPE OF RECOVERY
Claims Since He Took Plant
Juice He No Longer Suffers
from Gas or Indigestion.

Plant Juice. the new herbal
stomach remedy. does ali and more
than is claimed for it. Following
is the testimonial of a wellknown
N!rE!n!an. which speaks for itself:
Mr.. Lewis NJ Tuck. of IL. -. Get.
Willoughby Beach. Va, who - a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
w. ID. Kern Improyinr.

W. ID. Kern. who was stricken with
paralysis last sunday night. is re-
ported TO be gradually Improving at
his home, liii Floyd Avenue. Mr.
Kern is superintendent OF the now
West End post-oiicc. formerly Sta
ton a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-28
Dnushts r. Of 1912 Meet.

There will be an important meat
ns OF the II orothca Payne Madison
napier. National Society. United
States Daughters of 1912, this
norninI at IL o'clock. in room $50.
EMERSON Hotel. The securing Of ma
lonai Headquarters in the proposed
Victory Building, in Washiupton viii
re discussed. and ways and means
Considered for financing the part OF
he State OF Virginia. 49,