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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
THREE CANDIDATES OUT
FOR STATES ATTORNEY
Dave Il. SnttrrHcid. Jr., a;.d Albert o.
Buscacn Make Formal
Amman nj

Dave T.. Satteriicid. Jr.. member Of
the naval dying corps during the
world war ana now associated in the
practice Of Law with Smith & Gordon,
made formal announcement ycstcr-
day Of his candidacy for Common
w"2lth's Attorney OF Richmond. sub
Ncct to Democratic primary. in Au-
gurt.
simultaneously with this announce
rnent came one from Albert -. Bo-
schCn. member OF the House OF Del
cGates, tina, he had decided definite-
~ TO make th9 race. Both men had
said previously that they had the
matter under serious consideration.
ana their final decisions came as no
surprise in political circles.
Both the Candidates are we'll known
to the voters 81 richmond. During
the war Mr.. ;attcrfield served as AN
officer of the naval dying corps. be-
ing stationed at the Massachusetts
Institute OF Technology. Mr.; B2schen
in the House % Delegates scverai
terms and led the ticket at the Lass
election.
Their entry into the race insure;
ut least three candidates. George l..
Wise, the incumbent. being candi
date to succeed himself. Mr.. Wise
was nominated 10 the office over I.
Gray iiaddon in ono of the most mem
,oTab!e contests the city has seen in
many years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
POWELL TELLS GROCERs
SERVICE IS PARAMOUNT
Council President Addresses Meet
ing of Association Held in
Murphy'S Hotel,

ihat satisfied customer is the
greatest asset any establishment can
IN service = IairCEs was the opin-
ION expressed by Fred Powell. prosi-
dent OF the Council. last night ut the
meeting OF Richmond 2,iail Grocars'
Association, held in the assembly hall
of Murphy's Hotel.
There is no advantage OF paying
high rents or advertising extensive
~ unless the storckccper seeks TO
satisfy his customer" he said. Fully
60 per cent of the Retail merchants
business and success lies in his SER
vice TO his patrons"
w j. McBain. State secretary OF
the retail grocsrs. spoke on the food
.;how and exposition 10 he given by
sizing T. e fact that ,h1 date 10: the
show had been changed TO April !
through inclusive. and that ii
would 5c held in the trays Arinory.
lie said practically all space had been
taken. and that he was meeting with
the greatest cooperation everywhere
Mr. Mcfs.iin. who is in charge OF the
show. left last night TO visit sim
liar. exposition to that |. be given
ard, assisting in the food show, spoke
on the value of attendance and the
| support already promised.
Plans for the establishment of =
credit and collection bureau were dis
/
| OF the organization. is in charge o!
| this work. and urged all merchants
TO cooperate in the compilation OF
such 4 list
1t was decided to hold n meeting
every two weeks until after the food
show. and a committee composed of
4. II. Cosby vicc-prcsident. the same
co operation he had had
The year OF 1927 Is 81 year Tor hgh,-
ing ana working. declared William
G. Palmer, OF the Eodway Company
OF New York. in "a short address. lie
stated that he intended visiting The
food show, and that he hoped 10 he
able TO at least establish a branch
OF his business in Richmond within
the next few years. Other speakers
were: George Il. Lewis. Of Lewis aud
Frinklcy, brokers. of New York, Clar-
.nce Coleman. and Il number OF o'h-
or members.
II was announced that August 81.
monpieri. president and manager OF
the August Grocery Company, ana
French consular agent. expected 10
shortly make a visit 10 relatives in
EurOpc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
SUPPORTERS OF GILPlM
JUBlLANT OVER OUTLOOK
Declare Candidate for Lieutenant
Governor VIII Curry Fourth
mud Sixth DiSfrlcfa

at meeting OF supporters OF
Kenneth, y. GilpIn for Lieutenant
Governor. ut Murphy's Hotel las;
night. the party was led into state
of enthusiasm over News from the
Fourth and Sixth Districts. Up Ia
date these two districts had been
placed in the doubtful column
Friends of the candidate have. how
ever. nccu busy. ard the letters and
kilograms displayed ut the meeting
last night Indicated that hundreds OF
voters had declared their preference
for, Mr.. Gllpin as against III. field
Among those At the conference
We're n number OF Richmond public
men and number OF husiuc men.
who expressed the hclie; that the
C;iipin vote in the Third District
would be very heavy.
Mr. Gilpin reached the city yes
terday afternoon, and viii remain,
here for two DAYS, leaving tomor-
row for the Ninth District where
he has many friends. |, was The
intention OF Mr.. Giipin to have left
Richmond last night. bu, an inn
por;ant message detained him. s
telegram from Fourth District dele
cation. expected here today. held him
over
Letters from every section Of the
state are being received by Colonel
Il. Nc. Burlington. In charge OF the
local headquarters. indicating great
interest in the candidacy OF Mr.,
Gilpin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
LOEW VAUDEVILLE HOUSE
PLANNED FOR BROAD ST
NContlnucd From EIrs, pnr

N~pi'ihucu FROM flrSt l'aBe.)
ing the suggested deal. 1t is also re
ported that the activities in swinging
The proposition are in the hands Of j
A. Connolly e Co., real estate
agents, at Seventh and Franklin
Streets
II the deal is carried through sue
cessfully i, will place Richmond cn
an even higher theatrical plane than
it now enjoys. The new Cot
Theatcr. owned by the az
interests. is rapidly ne2;i'
ton on the corner OF Els.l ..u
Broad Streets. II vii! be one OF the
handsomest structures OF It's type in
the Southern States and viii be de-
voted exclusively TO the showinE OF
feature motion pictures on an clab-
crate program. patterned after those
presented in the Capitol Riaito
Rivoli and other leading him play
houses in New York, phiiadc;phi
BOSTON and elsewhere.
VIII he strictly "Bi,; Time"
Official announcement has been
director for the Mcssrs. Shubert, CT
tHc OTSdnlSallOn OIL tue SnnDcft NJ
vanccd Vaudeville Company" capt
'al;zed at $4,000. 900. and controlling
a circuit which wall include twenty
large cities. This will be strictly
big time" il is said. AS Jumps" be-
tween bills must be especially con-
sidcrcd in vaudeville "outingS. il has
been regarded as nos improbable that
Richmond, and perhaps Atlanta,
might be also listed TO I'll! the sap
between Washington and New
Orleans, acts returning from the
South to the Northern cycle by way
Of 81. Louis and New Orleans.
The reported deal for the Seventh
and iirond property, however. is def
nitely said TO he for the Locw inter
rsts. II will take a playhouse OF c&
ccptionally large proportions to cover
the tract. which has large frontage
and good depth. with it's acquisition,
Nichmond Will boast a genuine thea
Ter row" occupying the major por-
ton Of tive entire city blocks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
CHURCHES GIVE SO, 240.50
TO MEAR-EAST RELIEF FUND
Grace Covenant Leads I'm Richmond,
With Contributions TOtallnE

Eight churches in Richmond and
one in iicnrico County have contri.
butcd $3.50 80 TO the winter drive"
OF the Virginia Division, Near East
Relief, recently launched, IL was an
nouncca yesterday by oliver J. sands,
state chairman. and waller Holiday,
State treasurer.
Heading the list OF local orEaniza-
lions contributing TO this drive is the
Grace Covenant Church which sent
Church 2f South Richmond donated
same locality $32Ss5. Church of the
BAPTIST Church in Henrico County
si,S.eS. Barton Heights Baptist
and Laurel Street Presbyterian
The Committee on Masonic Charity
has also sent Il check for $40 10 Mr.
Holiday.
The winter drive. Mr.. Sands de-
clarcd WAS caused by the cold
weather demands on national head
quarters OF the association in New
York and reports from Armenia and
Syria that children OF those coun
tries are row hadiy in need Of cloth
ing 20 help them resist typhus and
other diseases by conserving their
vitality.
Mr.. Sands announces that through
cconom!cai purchasing the Near East
Relief is able to feed and clothc one
.hild n year for SEQ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
ana useless expenditures. thus maxi
ing possible regular and Systematic


ana useless expenditures, thus maxi
ing possible regular and Systematic
.savlnS.
The speaker outlined the meaning
OF the thrift movement" showing
It's relation TO tho savings division
OF the United States Treasury De-
parlment. The specific thrift idea"
which In measure Is new to this
country. Is ono OF the principles. he
said. which was salvaged from the
war. IT is closely related to the fun.
damcn,als of conservation. and there
Tor to prosperity and happiness.
Mr.. Cree stressed, the Importance OF
reserve. saying that financial saw
ings should always come first. Az
convenient media for saving in small
amounts. he cited the value and nd
Vantagcs OF such government savings
securities as thrift and war savings
stamps ana Treasury savings cerlifi-
Gates.
In summing iip. the speaker gave
Sin rules for spending: do [ need
it?' Can afford it?" lis the qualify
Eood? rs the article apprSprinte?'
is the prif reasonable?" Can +
At n short business session proceed.
Ing Mr.. Crce's talk. the club advo-
Gated favorable consideration blythe
city Council OF the ordinance for
WOthcrS' pensions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
MAS0NS BREAK RECORD
FOR GRAND LODGE MEET

Continued From First Page)
chlns. OF Richmond. The three grand
masters living who were not presen,
were T. 4. w. Duke. Jr. of Char.
lottesv!ile; w Luther Andrews. OF
Roanoke. and Thomas n. Davis. OF
Lynctburg.
Committees appointed were:
Charters. - Price. +. T.. Cham
pion. $. L. Davis. c. w. Rogers, r.
c. knight. Salmon Baach, w. s
Morris, Jr.. and j. T.. oertel.
Proposi,ions-A. l.. Evans. w. r
Oliver. p. NJ $. Bird. Jr. \. NJ
showa!ter. J. T. Cochran. w. II. Bell
George w. Gillespie. John G. Worldly
and j. W. Calvert
Appeais-C. II. Ergcnhright, George
Is. Townsend. John T. Smith, \. c.
Cord.n, y. Ii. Taylor, W. ". Field
and Henry c. Young
Jnr!sprudencS--F Nelson VII
liam {. Shelley. X. H. Word. w. S.
Benton w. J. Phillips. William e.
Nuire. J. Harry Reed. s. NJ Il. Coull-
ing ard Hay T. Thorntoa..
Grand onicers--Jarq2S - BT'cik. ].
Page Simpson. II. W Coates. w. ID.
Garter and W G. Williams
Finance--L z, Morris. j. L. Reed.
c d. Howard. p. ST. George Cook
cVi1ton l.. Williams. W. +. shelton
fnd i. s Blan,on
credentia!s-J. c. Hankins. ban p.
G:orge w Wright. Jt.. and o. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
| NURSES PAY 1888 VISITS
IN MONTH OF FEBRUARY
I. v. L. \. Asked by Retail Grocrrs
to Take Charge of iinby


The Instructive Visiting Nurses
paid 1883 visits TO S5S patients during
The month OF February, II was re-
ported at the monthly meeting Of
the Association held yesterday Al the
home. 223 south Cherry street
The J. V. y. \. has been asked by
the Retail GroccrS' Association to
take charge OF "a baby contest IN CON
n.CtiOn with the Pure Food and
Reitcr Home exhibit to nc given in
ihe GraYs' Arinory from Aprll !
through .. inclusive. Il was reported
at the meeting. The nurses have
been conducting Child Welfare clinics
since last summer ana it is thought
that the contest III the exposition will
be a furthcrance of this lin. OF work
The clinics were opened last summer
and are in charge OF two Richmond
specialists, DIR. NJ. l.. RuCkcr and DR.
- l.. stern. The clinic is opcn on
Monday 10 white mothers and chill
dren. and on Thursdays 20 co,orcd
mothers and children, with nurses
from The l. v y y. and Health
Bureau in attendance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
10 Take IN Dannu. claim,

Two important claims against the
Committee on Claims, vii! be con-
sidcrcd BY The Finance Committee at
ITS next regular meeting. one Is that
o! Mis- Lillian w. Booth. 1872 BARTON
avenue. VINO claims much damage to
her property from culvcrt uveriiDws
Alttr looking over the premises, tho
Claims Committee recommended that
IN" city make the necessary repairs
20 Inc property AZ a sum not TO cN
coed Sl.lOJ. Another recommends.
ton OF the Claims Committee IS that
me property at 2l2U west Main
street owned by Mrs II W. Neither
iand damaged by grad improve
ments, ." repaired al the cost OF S5.5
These claims We're recommended nv
the committee at the last mvctin., q,
common Council, and we've under The
;GicS, referred by President Fred H.
Powell to the Finance Committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
FLEMM!NG WILL ADDRESS
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Official of Fire Prevention Depart
ut OF Underwriters Associa-
ton TO Sncak.
ed Firinminc. OF the NJ

N Fi"IIIHI!ITV' OF INT nHIIUtLl
ir. prevention department of the M :
tional Underwriters Association. has
been secured to speak at the annual
meeting OF the Richmond Chamber of
Commerce tomorrow night at S:I5
o'clock in the auditorium OF the JEFF
fcrson Hotel. il was announced ycs-
;cr1ay.
John y. Emory. general counsel Of
the National ABSORPTION CT Manufac-
iurers. with headquarters in Wash
ington. will be tn" speaker OF the
evening. addressing the members on
The Economical Advantage to En-
ploycr and I:mploye OF the Principle
Of Open Shop Relations" Reports Of
The retiring officers will be made and
the election Of new officers and di-
rcctors. Both speakers are sa!d ia
be exceptionally well fitted to spca x
with authority on their subjects, and
one of the largest meetings of the
chamber is being planned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
ADVOCATES BUDGET. 4 PLAN
AS BIC CHECK ON H. C. [.
Howard Il. Cree Tells Women Ad.
vertiscrs That System Is Ell
nnncial POliccmnn.n

"einen's financial problems with
special reference to the wise use of
money. were analysed and discussed
yesterday before the Woman's Adver-
1,si ne Slub OF Richmond by Howard
=. free. director of tac government
savings movement In this Federal re .
serve district.
Mr.. Cree. who spoke at tho ihv,-
ian or Miss Virginia Iioberts. pres
a"cn' 81 me club. stressed the iniiu-
encc "nich women may exercise and
are exercising in the battle against
hiSh living costs. OF grcater concern
even, man the problem OF earning
the speaker eaid. This problem 1n,v
best be attacked through the budg 81,
pian: he showed. which is mercIv
financial policeman Keeping ,ir
moving ~ the right dircction'' Thn
budget. Mr.. Cree explained not ,,I'.
insured wiser npporticnment OF in
come. hut tends to eliminate waste
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
THURBA RIDES TWO LONG
SHOTS AT NEW RlEANS
Feature of "Gctnwny Day, In Rac.,
Hun by Mythology nnd
Rontnny.
tBy Associated Press

LIZ HSSoE'attu tfcSH.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. Feb. s.-rhe
l?2l racing season at the Fair
Grounds track came to an end today
viii, an eiRht-race program.
The Mardl Gras handicap Mt six
Ihrl"ngs was won by Mythology.
Jockey Thnrbcr, up. against which
ten to one was offered by the oran
zers. The Carnival handicnp. the
feature OF tho day. at ll-lG miles.
went to Romany. also ridden by
Jockey Thurber. and paid 20 to I.
Jockeys Connolly, Morys and Car
ner were painfully. but not seriously
Injured in sp!il directly In front
Of the grandstand at the finish NJ
the Mardi Grhs handicap
While many of the horsemen viii
Keep their horses In training here
during the balance OF the win,cr 90
rs To t,ke them TO Kentucky and
Maryland tracks In good shapc. n rry,
have announced their Intention to
ship to Havana or Tia Juanu for
the remainder OF the season at these
tracks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
COMMITTEE WILL REVISE
RULES OF CITY COUNCIL
Body, Of Which English Is Chairman,
Called 10 Meet Friday
Night.

y meeting OF the special Council
Committee on Revision OF the Rules
of Council has been called for Friday
night at o'clock. This committee
was named upon the reorganization
OF city Council last August. Coun-
CT! has been working under the cid
rules as formulated by the late
speaker Thomas ID. Reed
They were first questioned during
the proceedings which led up to tn,
election of the justice OF the Police
Court. when il wac found that un-
der the. rules no new. name could be
placed in nomination after the nom
inaticns had been closed in the first
instance. II was apparent at various
stages OF the progress Of that con-
test that members wished to nom
mate other men, hut the rules were
always invoked by friends of tn,
various candidates.
The committee embraces Edgar Is
English. chairman. Fred H. Powell
claude l.. lSatkins. John w. Moore
Joseph G. Nunnally. -Ordway Fuller
and w. H. Adams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
MISS CR.NGAH CHOSEN HEAD
OF BUSINESS W0MEhS CLUB
Other Officers Elected at Meeting
Held in ,. W. &. 4. Last
NIGHT.

Miss iiarri'tt Cringan was elected
president -: the Busincss and !'rafes-
s.onal W"men's Club last niSht at
Tho annual meeting Of the nrgn MIA
ton ~ The y ". ., A. Mrs Leslie
ltEf'on Vas elected frs; vicc-prrsi-
lent, ami Miss Mary McCaNH, second
Vice pres .dcRt
othrr elections were those o! Miss;
Nnna Gaines as corresponding sscrH-
thry, MISS Ediin II Booth. recording
secretary. ana Miss Anne l.. uuntcr
As treasurer The report Of 10 nom
lhtlns. committee. as presented. was
dnn'cd 10y the club. the secretary
.."i!ng the vote OF the organization.
ilSs Anna branch Hinford presided
poGt 100 members wore present.
~ inc election was preceded by q
nlne' and the reports OF officers
or the year. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
PENN AL UMNI SOCIETY
ELECTS WRIGHT AS HEAD
General Secretary Lippincou Delivers
Address at Animal Meeting p
nnd supper.

Tho NMiVcrsiiy OF Pcnnsylvania
Alumni Society. OF Richmond, met In
annual session At dinner a; the Uni
rcrsity club last night at o'clock
and enjoyed an admirable address by
~ ~. Lipp!ncoit. Of Philadelphia.
secretary OF the General Alumni So
Getty Of the University az Pcnnsyl-
Naula. who came 10 Richmond cspe-
cially % nttond the annual meeting.
General business affairs OF the as
ISOLATION and the university were
discussed
officers for the term were chosen.
Aarccllus Wrjgh. being elected pres
dent; randolph g. Cdrdoza vice
presid,ae and Ralph l. Wallcrstein.
secretary treasurer. III" meeting
Vas mos, successful one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
HIBERNIAMS MEET TONIGHT
AT 9 INSTEAD OF 8 O'CLOCK
Hour Moved Up Becnusr of Religious
Services Incident TO Ash
Wednesdays.

Due to the Lenten season and the
religious services in all Catholic
churches incident to Ash Wednesday,
the regular semimonthly business
meeting OF Division 40. /, Ancient
Order of Hibernians, viii begin at
o'clock this evening. instead OF at
o'clock rs heretofore.
Much important business IL on the
calendar for consideration 1T this
meeting. which will be held in the
executive chamber OF the McGill
Catholic Union. Eighth and Grace
Streets. John M, Allen will preside
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
To :ttcnd Ad. Clubs session.

HtF"raI mcmGcrs Of tnc Eichmor,,
Advert sers' club VIII attend tn, con
Nentton Of me Third District Of the
associated Advertising Clubs OF IN
World. which WIZ b" held i'm IN,
southern Hotel. Baltimore. Monday
and Tuesday. Included in tho nu;ai,"i
- hchmordrrs VINO nave s;gnlf"d
lhc!r Intention o! attending The CON
Eentiou are q. l.. seardslcy : T.
Learn ns president of iha Richmond
GiGn, W. :. khOads. \ NJ Hubcrst.iu
,;;Gho! :. Cohen. irving kauIln.r,,
The third district includes Ma,yl,,n,
We District Of Columbia. Virgtni,,
west virginia and the CaroIirlas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Christian Church, II to ..
Ancient Order &c HlbSrnIanS,
McGiiI Catholic Union. 30.
Suciul Workers of the Nursr..
settlement. fi0I West Cary street.
5;:iu.
HiShlnnd Park woman's Club.
III, THIRD Avenue. 3;a0.
Lecture by Rev. Frnnk Pratt ON
"CalibEn In Literature mud I'm
Life Unitarian Church, S:i5.
Academy - Vaudeville aud ,nO-
ton pictures, 3, ?:30 aud 3.l5.
Strnnd--"'rwin Reds" :,.O md
S;.G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
ncfv.es Incren.c in Rates.

\ on the grounds that the Staunton
Lighting Company was in n better
Nnancial shape than the Shenandoah
Traction Company and was in a fair
way to make suitable return on its
capital Investment, the State Corpo..
ration Commission yesterday refused
to grant the petition OF the former
concern to increase It's power rate
TO the latter. The company not long
ago was given permission to increase
caption of that retailed to the trac-
Ia company. An increRse. 1t Is de.
;&Ted, would mean q higher rate OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
Jssucs Duiidinp Permits.

building permits We're issued yes
tcrday by building inspector Butter
to w. G.. Neal to repair 200 South
Foushee Street. a brick storage build
ing, TO cost $1,000; to John #. VIII
son, to repair brick residence. COZ:
Monument Avenue, TO cost $4,000: to
W. G. Thurston. to build a brick ga
rage in rear OF 1914 Taylor Street
TO cost $500. and an application was
niod by c. G. Matthews for Il permit
TO build frame and stucco dwelling
on the west aide of Fcndall Avenue
between Essex and Hooper Streets
TO cost $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Senator Carter Glass Yesterday az.
SsH.Sa an invitation 10 prcsid" at the
- ,i,o'gM Army meeting 10 be held
~ 'n@ S!iy Auditorium In Richmond
NE n!fht ct Thursday. February o.
when General Branwen Booth. ac,I
Q, ,he s9iyation army VII! be in the
Gays here. giving Friday. February
3D. 10 close study of tho ,,.~rc
problem. He wishes to ASCERTAIN
what methods the salvation Army
sh"uia pursue 10 help the negro.
Mrs. Nieira Ramos Jonc:. who -,
a.f went an operation for apcndicIt!e
Al ~ Eiizaheth Hospital Monday.
III VII Etterday and last night.
VIII, every Indication pointing 10 a
rapid recovery.
,ed nsy Frank Fra <, rr.is VII give free
Lnitarian Church, Floyd Avenue ana
Harrison street. upon "Caiihan IN
Literature and in Life" "
Several changes wcr" made +, ~.
iaculfy st the john Marshall IIi,.b
schoo! ~ the opening OF n. r.w.
term Those leaving the school arc
Ms - y. smith. Leslie watson. Miss
Z who Is on a furlough 10 study AT
'olumbia tnivereity, The ucw add,-
t.cps 20 the teaching corps OF Tho
moor are Miss N;rsinia Sydnor Miss
=. ancrhach. william J.. Oliver and
Mss Marie Gibboney. Miss Gibbonay
e formc. graduate OF lonn Mar.
/ hal and conducted classes in Spanish
It the Gchcol two years ago
a collection viii be taken in The
1nhn Marshal! High School FOR the
9aury monument fund tomorrow
morning, according to an announce.
mart OF James g Harwood, princiua
Of the scnooI. Donations for this pnr.
pose were given by the other puSli,
schools OK the city last week. hit be
cause OF the students OF the higi
school being engaged In taking thciI
fuai examinations al that time. tn.
tate for collection from them wa,
s,Fostponed. Although some OF IN,
7etir1antary schools failed to raid,
s3heir quota in this fund. all indica
gs7ns point TO this school surpassin;
- quota.
lfhc Highland Park woman's Club thi
@tfrnocn nj $3.50 O'Clock on Citizen
.ihs2s The club-rooms OF the organ
5f2stion are located ct 1901 Third ave
5Rue.
~ The Womap:s Auxiliary of the Rich
nond Eluesllfi!i hold an ImporlaD
fmeeUngs tonlIrrow afternoon at
sp'clock In ,ths blues Arrnory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
---------------
Dry Inv EioInt0rs Fined.

In the Hastings Court yesterday
George S. Martin was found guilty
OF violation Of the liquor lave. and
was fined $50 and given one month
In iail: Bennic Bolton was fined $50
md given one month on similar
charge. and sentence was suspended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
-ycr,JIot for Ucfcn,Innf,

\ verdict for the defendant was re-
,urnnd in the City Circuit Court yes
tcrday In tnr case OF Mayo Milling
Company against the Atlantic Coas;
Line Railway Company. an appeal
ease involving 500.