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Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
whoI. Truth About Geniu''

A great idea grows like now" ,.s,es
changes. In its evolution Il ,,S .
crudity and lmperfection behind, aIn, b
assumes q new form, more plea', r. 10
It's outline and more striking ,hlus
beauty. as It Is nodded into to. . ssiei 's
Of deathless energy. An ioes .s;oe Of
Is different to all else Is q 'u nu.duJ
wonder-if II II true. II y .rIns n
thought, and this is al that ss
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.

Correspondence ON topics Of interest to the ladies
is solicited. Address: Editor HoNENAKHRs'
OoLUN. Oxford Democrat. South Paris. Ne
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-28
FOR SALE.

Moving machine. Mccormick,
one horse. Box % Paris Hill or
phone 1854. Iotf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

Hahufact Tag Company, Baltimore:
standard bargain House: Blum. Pans
company. baltimore s "phcn pltn.v
Snre Company. Richmond $3.50
Snuinan Company. Baltimore: Arthur
Williams llal!!St"ii: Siriiuan &. Com
pany. New YDrk; NJ Iie3cr,nnn.
Eichmond. $3.50: T.. T. Taylor. Rlch-
rond. SIS: Emplre MISUNDERSTANDING
Company. New York: j. T. Anderson.
richmond. Sl25; j. Il. bates " CON-
pany. New York: w ~ ChcltwooI
Richmond. So 2CI: l. H. Eubnuk
iilChinond. $3.50: broadway National
Bank, Richmond. Si.32S. broad Street
.lnk. sl.5"0. l.. Morgau. Richmond
$500. Frank Roth. Richmond SI15:
:. j. London. liichmoud. $3.50: Jones
brothers, Richmond. $50: Burke a.
Company. Richmond. $50 Morton q;
Thalhimcr Richmond. $50: Bal;imor.
Shoe House. Baltimore: ~ Geliuan.
ltithmOnd, $40; Percy Strause. Rich
mond. :!32; T.. y. I;ishon. Richmond
S2oo: l.. Linas. Richmond. S25: Morton
q. Thalh!mer. for Whitlock estate.
Sl"J; Lipsky brothers. Philadelphia:
Brand shoe Company, Roanoke: "
9. TaugIcr. New York: ~. Il. overall
Company. Washington. d. e.. Bon
nett X Grccr'nan. H"unrrcc Trunk
Company. Richmond. SIG: Pine Shir,
Company. Baltimore: SLlincl &
Schlussel. Nov York; Thomas Boyd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
RAILROAD APPEALS FROM
FINES T0TAL|NC SLIGO
Washington ana Ola Dominion
Carries Gas" To Supreme
Court.
r,Er or ORDER sr,lA. STANDS
company Must Purchase Larger
amounts of Equipment. Repair
Rolling stock and Maintain .Ndc-
uuaic service on Line.

IN allowing an appeal TO the Wash
InEion Iud old Dominion Railway
~ IN iho recent Judgment Of the stat,
corporation Commission dircC cd
"S"inSt thIi road. Tho Supreme Court
of Npn,Aie Yesterday refused to grant
q Sun''SrduaS ~ To that part -. III.
commission ORDER rvuuiriuc CCrta IN
.Gf''N''n"NiS - he mad, IN service.
rae appeal MAS granted ~ a matter
OF TlEhi, a. rrCv!dcd by the cuus;i-
'IiiuiI N such cases. y Suprrsvd.aS
WAS allowed IS TO tAc various fines
imposed 10y til" State Corporation
comm .SSiun. acGrvrat.ug sliID. for
sp@Clhc i'!iur' property - serve thu
public and need no; be paid until IN,
'a.r'" H. Grc.dyd II may H. heard
Tn. result IS that the WASHINGTON
ana ola pa'n,n!cr Railway Mil havr
Z" proceed 10 carry out the order OF
i.' COMMISSION by purchasing large.
amounts Of cauiNmcHt aud tractiyr
power 10y repairing its rolling stock.
oE r'1TranEing is schedules aud by
adding sufficient shop material to
',rmat IL - maintain adequate SER
IN M. opinion handed down recent
iy HN IN. commission. the railroad,
which S an electric line. operating
between Alexandria aud BIu.uou;
va ana between Washington. u. e.
ard Great FAILS Va. was given a
IN an official report, the management
he.n" denounced rs inadequate and
tho owners as ind Tcrrut 10 the needs
90. tn" people they are SUPPOSED to
serve.
Tho petitiCn for appeal was pre-
S"'icH yesterday To The Supreme
uour, by G. Vernon Ford. of Fairfax.
Virginia counsel FOR the railroad. The
pr cevi.usS were hrnurht last %
tphor 10y tn" stat" Corporation Com
MISS. on "t i't own motion. under "A
section az thc Cod" covering tho point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
CITY COUNCIL WILL ACT
ON DIRECTOR TONIGHT
body Meets in Joint Session ,o Re-
ccivc Nomination OF Alien j.
Savillc by Mayor.
COMMITTEES ALSO CONVENE
'hhhcc and Ordinance. Bodies 10
piScuSs Dockcts = Will Repair
n'"haSc To Property Of Mrs.
booth ON Barton Avenue.

exnn, g,. member OF City Council il
49,; f;r.''r -, To be on the job toui:ht.
1.:i| COMMON Council will meet AZ
30 o'clock To act on Tho r,;IIir
garage ordinance recently m;tss,,i H.,
Snc board OF Aldermen: then IN. t,it\.
oouHcii VIII meet in Joint session =.
S.,, on the nomination Of Allen J.
Hariiic Tor the office OF Director nr
"piiS orks. Immediately fnlto,y-
ihE inns meeting the Financ, ,.,,n
m,,s VIII assemble To further dis
60 'nS d"cket and the Ordinance
I,"inihittce VIII meet to dispose of :,u
""r,ht*S which may come before ii;
ine Sonlmittec on Claims has Jus;
,,m'shth the remarkable job Of actin.
Gains OF Mrs. H. W. Nc;hcrinnd t6r
u'ahaEes amounting to S515 an, :,
Hr"h" improvements at 3i3o Wet
1911 street. was recommended 10,
MIS- l.. K. Booth for INJURIES ia
property due tn overflow Of water n,
~ harton Avenue, was ravorth'v
IWVpnSintrcu. The Director Of Pulls,
"a,'I :, ,uni""scs at a cost no; TO ,x-
:, re claim Of Mrs. Z ~ Tabb for
fii;r-i,. u smu,. alleged due t" I'M
moro az a point where stree; inn
rr"N"mcnt We're being mad. vas r.-
i.rreI to the city Attorney Tor in
II. c; Seal claims $a5o damages to
PROPERTY caused by overflow ~
water in Louisiana Street. was re-
ii.srrcd I" subcommittee cmhraci,,
"unci!mcn Johns. Dickinson a;.I
Morton. for report
ne petition OF Mrs Lula l.. Spycrs
LOT Il rnialn'ng wall adjacent to hcr
property. at his Garrison street. ,yn,
also referred Ia the subcummi;tcr
y '. owen claims DAMAGES TO tho
- 'tht of 900 for practical drstrlic.
! ..,3 OF suit OF clothes. when H.
i'i! over u stopcoch in tn. ROADWAY.
on beverly Street. between Ch.rr,
ana Linden. His claim was referred
10 IN: CitI Attorney for an ouiniou.
" H. Johnston claims thc C!ty hns
intrinI"d on his traffic signal device.
ana ASKS compensation for same. Tho
,hatler was referred to the city At
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
Cold Wave Breaks;
Rain Is in Prospect
Ecdns Declares .Sno1C
May Haze Place on
Weather Card Soon.

kiohmnud has seen the worst of the
present cold wave. according 10 Ed
ward ~ Evans. OF the United states
Weather bureau. here. While the
tp!GcSt weather tor January - since
thS year 1916 prevailed yesterday
morning about o'clock, when the
thermometer registered IL degrees
steady but slow rising OF III. tenn
peraturc until either rain or snow
fell IN Richmond. lie said this would
probably happen within the next
twenty -four hours.
The break in the cold wave. Mr.
Evans asserted last night, l. directly
caused by storms in the Northwest
which are advancing over the Norr..-
eastern section of the United states.
He said that Il slowly rising temper
allure Will result In Virginia and viii
soon cause falling weather.
Severe cold weather. registering as
Inw as 40 degrees below the zero
mark, has already been recorded in
the Northern portions OF the United
states. ~ o'clock Yesterday morn
INK tn" thermometer sun was as iow
Is !" degrees, hut had risen above
iernorn the cold moderated quite no.
t!c""nly
Skpt>.fs We're disappointed. however.
a.. only tain icc formed around the
edges of the various ponds ana lakes
In the vicinity OF the city Many eau
t;ous citizens are turning OF city
water from pipes in their homes. but.
despite this. IN" department uf Pub
lie Utilities had many calls for as
sisi"nce whore pipes had frozen dur
ins tn. day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
SUPREME COURT TO HEAR
RICHMOND CASES TODAY
Among Those On Docket Are Nprrnl.
OF Cedar Works and Tucker
SanutOriuu.

S!N cases VIII be argued and sub
United TO tn" Supreme Court Of M
pr.'iS .: Virginia. which rycouv,n, /,
lhiS morning. The FIRST case In Gail
- iAat OF thu Richmond Cedar WORKS.
g. a.. 'crsus Harper, from Nuripik.
rms case concerns awards mad. I!tr-
per D.! the court, which the go!nnluy
considers unjust
IN" Realty Company of virginia
versus i:arcum, The Dircc;or-Ccu, rt!
~ !siI!ioHus N"rSU, Chandler. ana the
LHSN"r Sanatoriun versus Henry
I"h"n' Jr,, ar" also in call. The lat
Ter cas-" is tina; Of patient at Tuck-
tr SdnaiorIum Who was awarded So
coo by the kiohmrnd courts for in
Jury received when he Mas burned
by q hot water hottie. The claim on
which tac awarl WAS made $ neg
!!ErHcv a.: employees %. the hospital
n."nHcr versus George and tina cas,.
of Hr"sE versus the Manchester N.!Is
cone! AIDE Tho cases set TOY Tho day.
Th" latter is tn. ease 5t W . Bragg.
vii" j. appealing from the decision
OF 'hr '!t. Cirrult Court az Ht,E-
moni. which awarded Hunter ". Mar
,in and Johnson JUslis .raaaug .s tn.
Manchester M.Ns $500 t1- .aIlu~. OF
the appellee I" make good on . COM
Tract :o' delivery of 80 cons % eoun-
i.v Hour mld.l.rgs. 4t 20 u-ie, %; S.i
q ton claim Tint III" rules 81 'r-
exchange bound Inc 'raas..: are
mad" ~ tn" defendant s-hiI. N" ar-
r'I 'r hn'ts luHt jht ,e.--a.t rs rr-
hUcius. nl.t ! ie;rc' 80,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
REAL TORS MEET TO-DAY
in THEIR ANNUAL SESSION
Body Will Elect New Officers and
Reports of Years Work Will
BE Submitted

Realtors az ,Ar Richmond Real
Estate Exchange Viii assemble this
evening tor the annual meeting of
the organization. at which new Of
hCrrS Tor tn" year wiil 10 elected
and the annual reports of the pres
idrnt and the secretary heard The
meeting j. evIodUlcd toy $3.50 c'CloCk.
ana l.. Ray Richardson secretary OF
tac Organization, VIII give ont tickets
tor the atIJir at Real Estate EN-
change Building during tho dag.
Bruce E1wc j. nuw president OF
the exchange. ANA his work III maxi
ing thc year success has made him
tho NEST popular president the cN-
change aas ever had. l.. ". McVcigh
is iirSt vice. pr, sidcut. and John w
liatcs second vice. president. T.. Ray
Richardson js the popular secretary
treasurer ot tho organization and
holds tn" same o!li," with the Nr-
riniI Real Estate Association
SIX ncw members oG the board Of
managers Viii he elected at the meet
ms the terms Of riN Of IL" present
board having expired ~ tn" last meet
INK al that body rho directors re-
firing tonight ar" Eddie" J., schmidt.
j pope Nash. u; Nj Jacobs. Alfred l..
iodan, William l.. H"dd and John
BaEh-.
ouc matter which may como before
the exchange will bc minor changes
!u the constitution and hy-laws.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
WILLIAMS STILL SILENT
AS TO RICHMOND OFFER
'"inWr"ilcr of Currency Also Ten
dc'cd Pres dcncy of I.ar.c Cor
poration in New York.

neither or not John SScltun vii
i''ihs VIII return to Richmond as
chairman Of the board of directors
oi the Richmond Trust COMPANY. on
Wi!l accept the presidency OF one OF
III. LARGEST financial corporation. In
NE country. now being formed by
NJ" ore capitalists. Will prubahly
hr dc'!ded today, when Mr. Williams
VII hold conference with q com
M tc" sent to WASHINGTON Nv tn,
iHiShinoAt institution. Nir Williams
ttI used To make an! s:utrWcn, yes
t@f"hE conccrniu:: h!s future actions
49, ms term as cOmp,roi.-r of the
currency expires.
ii"w.vcT: II was definitely stated
tAat Mr. Williams has accepted no
PROPOSAL rs set. but wil wait un,il
living h"id a consultation with tho
..p"'h'it'.", which WAS appointed at
~" meeting of the Stockholl.rs I'm
auuunl session Monday
Mt. Williams resigned the prcs.-
u"mcy OF the Richmond Trust COM
pony IA 1918 to acccp, ~. Office OF
ASSISTANT Secretary Of tn. Treasury.
anu lt'"r became Comp'rullcr Of tn"
uII"n,y NE - the son OF TIA. late
5nhn w. Williams. and resides at
~ 'ph. on tho Cary Street Road.
near i;chmOnd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
KlMBA!-L HEADS CHAPTER
OF VIRGINIA ARCHITECTS
W. {. West nnd ". 4. Taylor Elected
i)"lcGnt"s ~ National Convention
In washington.

Tho Virginia Chapter o, the Arucri-
can iNSttH'" OF Architects at IT,.
officers: Irrsidcu, t'.-ke Efuhafl
Nte'-r president. .'ohu * peah.,s.
sacr-tary. G. J Calr,~ di-,.'or-
InS"n. bradbury and = T. Mitchell.
w. g. IVES. ugG " e Taviur v.rr,.
elected d"l"s -'"- 20 The annual com
t"''-nn which VIII b" held iu WarN-
.'"t2u. Tn following mc'0b.rs w..r.
'''s"r' q: 'aHGGrt ~ The l.'.-r-
NN Hotel Tuesday night i.l-.-Ia
hrHfhgry - charlottesville. F-se-
/. '.h='. 4 INC frlycrsi'" ~ w.
2 r.-g = + Mitchell Iin'av y F.--
s"s"n " @ Tar.pr art Charles y
Arrow. ~ norfolk ard " Duncan
l-.e. William g. West. Norrill r. La.
ard WILLIAM q holland Of ri am1r1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
RETREAT FOR TIE SICK
FORMALLY OPENS TODAY
Impressive Ceremonies VIII he UrIL
This Aticrn""u at New
Hospitals.

Formal opening of the Retired, FOR
ih' >isN at IN" corner of Mulberry
place Today. tho hospital being open
% VISITORS from o'clock this morn
ms lnti. > O'Clock tonight
l'i. T. y Mct'ad.n viii he master
- S"r.monl,s at tho special exercises
- %" hold this afternoon at : o'C.orl.
CO. lone. l.. o. Massj" will MAX, tn"
prlucun! address. his subject haf,lc-
I'rcscu, and Future" He Is chairman
~ N" board OF iuco"poratovs for tho
Taking prominent pat In ~" oxcr-
c'scs also Viii he Rev q Fr..InnJ
I"i"r. Roy. u - 9. Maclarllnn. Dr
nlward y. Ca'isrh. Kew. w. W Weeks
Rev. Y. y S!uo0J Rev. J. T. Schnrnr
md licv " II Hurkhard; visitors
Viii h." received al! day by members
OF the hoard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
TO TREAT TOBACCO SEED
SUBMITTED BY FARMERS
Virginia Department Of Agriculture
VIII Mid Growrrs in fiSh,
ON DiNcn.t.

lH v..w o( IN" ravaGys - ~ 20
Utcco crop during tn" past :1ur --a-
s1n", dg" &c III" germ Diseases Erca--.
~ T!ldar-' and 'au-Uiiar-sIf1t tine
Virginia Department, II Agriculture.
g ls"Uiur circular - tobacco grow
srs setting forth control measures u
'r"atiuE tho seed. etc. based pu Tile
results -. experiments made uy the
Wig MA and North Carolina sHr"r.-
weri stations
r"u7 rrques,. ~" d"partrnan, wifr
treat seed cUbmitfed ~ VIC farm
.-- as recon usuNrd In This c5ra..-
send circular giving directions ssr
.rra treatment Al service .s reg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
RICHMOND CONCERN FILES
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY
Peoples shoe stores Lists Liabiii-
ties of S1T,605.n.5 and As
sets of 1880

PLACING his liabilities at Sl7.Ge5.2a
ana assets Il, Si.S00. of which sum
trad"innrkS. patents and copyrights
are valued at $1,000. g. - I.uh;,,
trading as the Peoples Shoe store. of
&c West Broad Street. yesterday filled
voluntary petition in hankrup:cy I'm
~" United states District Court.
Numerous Richmond concerns arr.
listed among the creditors of tho
concern. Debts due on cp.n accounts
are credited with The r"mI,lir. Syn1
Of assets OF the store on the sched-
uir.
Th" creditors listed include: Sol
AitShui"r. New York: New York Pants
Company, baltimore. l."e. Tailoring
COMPANY. Philadelphia: United C'ln,I-
ing Company. New York. H. 4 ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
TRAFFORD AND MILTON TO
TALK ON GAS PROBLEMS
VIII Address Mrrtin.: III housewives
'faSnr This httrrno"u at
Jefferson Hotel

T.; w. TraGord, director of public
W ti.S. ana Major Marshall Milton.
primo pal speakers AT tn. 'Syuiposit,n
On cas- 10 be held by tn. iIn,Is.-
ives, league this Afternoon q, a:ao
H,C'"SE IN Room $50. Jefferson iiotci
Mrs Robert Fit2icrald. ,b,ir.,non ~
u" education committee uc the
.'!Ehc' VIII prcSid" and has urged
a, users 80 gas To attend
general manager Of the Roanoke GAS
ana llGnt Company ana district ~
slne"r Of tn" Consolidated Gao. iIec-
,IIS i.'EAt anf Power COMPANY, OF
!hl'imo'". viii give practical demon
S,fat'"n OF his points. speaking. from
an economic standpoint
fpI!oWing tn" addresses an opcn
forum VIII Ac held SO rut' all house.
wives and uscrs of gas viii be- -Iy,r
"a chance "a d" heard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
sIn.5r0 suit Helm. Heard.

II" SUI " E0UTras " y az
a-airy; Iphu !. Ra,ciiG " u Sl-en
a'' li- Liberty Heating GDupauy :
h".rg h.ar5 ia Inc Law and EgG.,g
curt me plaintiff alleges the Sr-
."'.Ga.'S sg.d him = '4cre - prop
"f'%. known as -iuaE.:s device
~ ~ 900 "!t: previous know To-. -.
,tf' IS %as If no !rtri.s. va Ig.
a.r'.h Isr.-t.s 10 spent s5nr -
pm r'r-' 20 place the G.y-~. fuu-.
f' 'ia't.l' re Se-.s r~tp.s-E -
-' ="rG-' 'r.''. The ne. ara't,r
every 9@'a. = ne alleged t;trsst.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
Women Voter. ia ,I..,

Speakers before tn" meeting of
jefferson Ward citizens to be hclI
a. S:i5 O'Clock ar. Mrs. Kat" ~:
ley Kosher. Mrs. John q. Mui,cc, Cas-
tain Gc"rr. ~ Foster, George Bow
nrn ana Lewis Green: Tho men wiz
max. ilv"-miuut- tIlis on "icasor-
Why Women Should ENcrc!Ye M.
Right OF Suffrage. Mrs i:osh.r.
honorary chairman of tho Richmond
I"aru" OF Women Voters. Viii gu.;,ly
on rho I"aEu" Of Women Not"r,..
What II IL: Why II Is: How n
works. Mrs MunCc. chairman OF ,h,.
iuod Euppl" and demand committee.
of the league viii tell who's who
ia the league
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
WANTS RICHMOND LINKED
WITH FERTILE T|DEWATER
Roosevelt PAGE Tells How Highway
Would bring Untold Bcuc.
iii to Capital.
ADDRESSES ADVERTISING CLUB
business Men Enthusiastic Over
Campaign OF Virginia Good Roads
Association for Mcmbcrship-Tu
Canvass on Broad street To-day.

Richmond j. as much cut of from
nv great and fertile Underwater Soc
non as she is from New York be-
cauS@ Of the absence of highway
into the territory. over an improved
ROAD. 4 trip into tile heart or tn,
section would not talk" over foul
hpuis and The trade which the con-
struc;igU Of such highway would
bring would he of untold bencnt to
lachmoud."
These statements were made yes
terdnF 10y Roosevelt rage. second
auditor of The State. ~ Inc weekly
ulttths of the Richmond Advc-tisinc
Giuh az The Richmond Hotel Mr.
i.Hse smoke on The Ndvcv;ising
.N3s@ 70 Eichmoad @! Good Roads,
tNr meeting was attended by mem
l'iS OF the good roads committees o :
the leading ORGANIZATIONS OF the city
""FhIn& IN the membership canvass
o. the Virginia GOOD Roads Associa-
tlGu for 10000 mcmb,rS
i'"hm"nd Hub 81 state
ne irsi ten miles ul road out or
anE ,.iE are rs important as The best
street city has" said Mr.. i'a:-c.
lHthm"ud Is tho hub of the state.
Iu' travel ana trade cannot raliate
'f"IN 7 now as they should becuus,.
gag roads. tourists who ,ry Ia
com" go ,r 20 iron! Richmond are.
81 tie roads they encounter.
4'itN'A"Hd has everything to inaiSN
IT one of the couu;rys greatest
N'''''l s'N M A'aEt. ha
o!tI Will he lust What It's mon ana
women make it, Tho most ohvicrs
necessity Is system of good road,
,t'h@ INTO every quarter Of the
:iHl". We must be FED by those who
.Nt IN me surrounding counties and
"" must IN turn. supply them win
mHnu:actured articles"
Mr. rage, referring TO General Ice.
SHi' ihHi N" was probably tho only
man living who ever rode 'Travclrr."
GENERAL Lees war horse He related
TOW he tired OF holding tia. hnrS,.
.rr,i 'he occasion oi a NisiI OF Cen
INTO tn" saddle. MI rage also said
mat Is supervisor of roads in Han
Oyer county, he aided in the buiidlue
", y. q nie ana a quarter 'of the FIRST
was Introduced rs President, : 4
leaning Of the Richmond AGycrtIs-
ihR CUB. after Mi Leaning had road
ntht:di Lees farewell address to has
,tAc Sword Of Lee" GA motion OF
~ ~. Thomas. the Advertising t'!uh
iook gu; largo orEauiaa;ion mem
n,tiShit IN the Virginia Good Roads
Present at the luncheon were rcp-
leSchtat!EcS OF the Rotary Club. XII
.MTnh!s Club, Richmond First club.
travellers Protective .AsSociati,.u
United Commercial TrayoI,,.. nirn'1
m"nd Automotive Trades Association
ana Retain McrchaE7S' Associltjon'
ihtmborS OF the good roads commit
tees ~ these organisations workirr
% hnhd up good roads sentiment IL
the city ana State through a Iar.,n
mem ocrsh!p in the central good roa1s
ofSah!@1t ZION, the virginia Good Roads
WIN itrr"r, Progress Tonight.
=. Edmond Nassic announced at
me meeting That reports Of good pro-
reached him ~, j. rhsfrm.,, M ~
general membership committee ii,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond
C"nmon csnnrn. on, Hall ~

,"hn"n Council ti,, Hail. .,i5.
."'h' session 81 cit. Council. -.
S;Ia.
Council Finance Committees s,,p
Nnnual meeting at UIchmon,I
.rn' ESTATE Exchange. Exchange
HnildinI. G.3O.
Ni"hnh"nd manufacturers isso-
''n,'"n' itn>inrs> Mems Ciub. q.
."rmai opening exercises. New
Rrircnt fur the Sick iiu>pitnI =.
housewives League, rnon G:iU
Jefferson Hotel. 1::;p
"rh m"nd Dental society. COL
icGr Hall. y.
'.earur OF Women Voters. CHM
h"rnHW school, S:I5
MISREPRESENTATION aud motion
pictnrrs, 3. 1::0 and 3:ia.
Stranil-dnrk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
10 Prepare FOR convention

IhTtf mclnhcr- OF PiItfiUE ilenr.
Council. American Association f.Y
RECOGNITION az the Irish Rt.ubi!r
have-.bcen appointed by y Q. gFlu.
hcriy To maze arrangements for tho
Stato convention TO bc hcld here an
February 2. !, is believed there glI
be q large attendance from various
sections Of the State The Richmond
ward L. Ryan. James X I.cnaf,nr
Mrs. Ross. Mrs. O'Connor and Miss
Margaret Scha!ll The comuic;ee on
urrangemeS consists o! John
O'Riordan4 chairman; NJ j. Fecney
aud Jame:a1t. Purcell. e'
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Company. Baltimore: Mara Schu,nan.
baltimore: Charles D. F5A. Baltimore.
iecricss Bag Company. New York
Gold Brand Shoes. New York: II.
II. ID. Lee Company. Trenton. y. j.:
United Clothing Company, New York !;
iiichmond Dry Goods Company. itch
mond, S2l3.I6: Edmond Shoe Com
pany. Milwaukee; Wilkinson. vii
liams ~ Reed. Richmond. $3.50: The
Libby Clothing Company, Baltimore:
baltimore bargain House. Baltimore
aud II. BcremNt lin. lt!mOrn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
M[illl'oa>d& &: Is
"Ihe Shopping Center"

JANUARY stands out in the year month of Sales" when
~ apparel yard goods and other winter merchandise sold at
rocbottom prices because of the necessity clearance
opportunities for greater Significance
pccialy where goods limited wear to this
The present levels point optimistic future
Already much new Spring Merchandise is hcre-and-as
come price levels Comprehensive inspection of recon-
mcndcd thrau"'nui this month
MILLER & RIIOADS
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-29
WEEKS lNSPECTS
MUSCLE SHOALS
Solution of the Problem That
viii BE Reasonably Salts
factory May Be Solved.

FLORENCE. Ala. Oct. 2S-A solu-
tion of the Muscle Shoals problem that
will be reasonably satisfactory to
the people of Alabama and the south
will soon be reached. Secretary Weeks
told guests at a dinner given in his
honor here tonight.
Mr. Weeks had Just finished a
twelve hour inspection OF the govern
ment property.
Il have seen it ALL" he said
Il can now vitalize the whole prop
osition and hope may be able to make
a business like recommendation to a
business-like congress.
"As soon a make up my mind, this
will be DONE" ne continued. Il have
achieved the purpose for which came,
and can now discuss understandingly
the material side of the problem.
Referring to the physical property,
Weeks described the power
plan as THE best 7 have ever seen.
Touching upon the proposal Of
Henry Ford, Detroit manufactures, he
said it was a question of whether the
offer should be accepted whether 1t
should be modified, or whether the
government should operate the plants.
Mr.. Weeks made emphatic denial Of
a charge which he said had reached
his ears, that the administration was
playing politics" with Muscle Shoals.