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Addresses
Rotarian Diners

Casper Rotartans enjoyed an en-
tightening address at their weekly
luncheon today by DIR. E. L. House.
chautauqua lecturer. who addressed
an audience. here Sunday evening. DR..
House spoke on THE Rotarian I
Like" and in II there was a message
that all could understand and appre-
ciate. The speaker advocated more
time be given to rest n recreation
and less thought to making money.
The doctor said that the American
people were living now in high gear"
and that instead of burning the candle
at both ends they had broken 1t in
two and were burning all four ends.
Dr.. Houses message bordered- on
the man who finds himself. the man
who is the nan who gives" each deal
ing with the conscious, sub-conscious.
and super-conscious mind and their
application meta-physically to the
body.
Rotarians scored a good attendance
today. all but three members being
present here. The club will not meet
next Monday owing to Labor day.
, 1921-08-29
DESTROYS FURNITURE
WHEN Asked To MOVE

A warrant was issued from the
county attorneys office late Saturday
afternoon for the arrest OF Salvatore
Gantz, colored. who was charged with
the destruction of personal property.
to Laura Stevenson. also
'colored- Gantz according to report.
had been boarding and rooming at the
Stevenson home for some time. The
Stevenson woman no longer desiring
hiss patronage asked him to find an
other boarding place. This angered
the man and it is reported hat he
cut to pieces 800 worth of clothes
and damaged a trunk belonging to his
landlady.
1t is said that CAN'T spent a year
in the state penitentiary for a similar
offense some time ago.
, 1921-08-29
Harding Elopement
Sets Precedent For
Elderly Wyomingite

wHEATLAND. wyo., Aug. 20
The recent elopement of DIR. Harding
and his bride seems to have started
a train of thought in motion in the
minds of Solomon Wheeler of Blanch-
ard, Iowa, and Mrs. Fannie Wagner
of this place
Although Mr.. Wheeler is II years
of age and Mrs. Wagner was 81, they
decided to cast their lots together and
were married Monday evening by the
Rev. r f. Paxton.
The bride is the mother of Mrs.
George Carroll of this place. Mr..
Wheeler came here three weeks ago
from Blanchard. Iowa. for a visit at
the home of his daughter. Mrs j. r.
Anderson. since which time the ro-
nance has progressed with leaps and
bounds.
Both h bride and groom have
Grown grandchildren by former mar
riages. They will reside at the home
q tho groom in Blanchard
, 1921-08-29
u. S. famine
Relief TEAM
STARTS WORK

MOSCOW. Aug. 2T.-tBy The Asso-
ciated PresHAmercan relief admin.
istration workers numbering seven
and headed by Philip Carroll of Port
land. Ore. arrived here this afternoon
and will open an office tomorrow to
organize the work of relieving the Rus
sian famine sufferers
DIT. Fridtjof hansen and E A.
Frick. representing the international
Red Cross. signed an agreement this
afternoon with Leo Kameneff, head
OF the Russian famine relief commits
sion. in which h International Red
Cross arrange to do relief work or
virtually the same terms as the
American relief administration.
, 1921-08-29
Modern Caravan
Behind Schedule

; CHEYENNE. Aug. 2s.-The Mod
ern Caravan" carrying New Workers
TO Idaho, where they will settle. orig
inaIly due in Cheyenne Mt the time
OF the Frontier Days celebration. but
delayed: then reported es due thw
week, has been again delayed and VIII
not arrive here until after September
1, according TO the latest information
available. The party. originally lZS
people. now numbers less than 100
the others having found -the motoring
with the caravan hard shedding" and
having taken trains for h Idaho
destination. Recent efforts by a
chamber of committee here
TO get into communication with Will
liam Scott, promoter OF the caravan
expedition, have not been successful.
, 1921-08-29
TAKE ALEGED
PEDDLER FOR DOPE RING

Bessie Dennison, who was arrested
by the police yesterday charged with
being a dope fiend and dope peddler.
will probably be turned over to feder-
al officers sometime today She was
arrested at 219 West First street
Two Boys about is or 16 years OF
age who were on the streets after
midnight last night were picked up
by the police officers and held for in
vestgation. They showed effects OF
having associated themselves with
high-power moonshine. Five speeders
failed to evade officers yesterday and
suffered the consequences. Liquor
caused the arrest of eight men since
Saturday. Six paid SIS fines and the
cases of two were continued.
, 1921-08-29
DRESS GOODS

54-inch Storm Serge, navy, per yard-----------$2.49
5O-inch Black Broadcloth, per yard-----------$2.29
54-inch Wool Checks, per yard----------------$2.95
36-inch Wool Batiste, pink or blue, per yard------67c
We are quoting just a few prices on these Dress
Goods. Our entire stock priced on the same basis.
, 1921-08-29
HAIR BOWS

Just at the right time for school wear. We have
Specially priced.
, 1921-08-29
CRANKING BALKY AUTO
costs RANCHER's LIFE

DOUGLAS. Wyo.. Aug. 2s.-Exer-
ton incidental to cranking the engine
of a balky automobile caused the
death of p. r. Anderson OF this place.
He was returning with his wife from
a trip into the country when the auto
mobile baked. Anderson nj the
engine violently. e fell unconscious
and expired from heart failure.
, 1921-08-29
INDUSTRIAL AND LABOR CHIEFS
T0STUDY Unemployment CRISIS

WASHINGTON. Aug. ,s-Means
Of providing work for the nations
unemployed. estimated by the do
partment of labor TO number 5,735.-
900 will be studied ut n conference
Of industrial and labor leaders to
mccf here next month at the call
Of President Harding.
Secretary Hoover. VINO has been
asked by the president 10 prepare
plans for the conference, was at
, 1921-08-29

work today on the matter with .
view to submitting his conclusions
within ten days or two weeks
Tho conference. according to Mr..
Hoover, win inquire into the volume
Of the needed employment. the dis
tribufion Of unemployment. means
Of lcssenfng the number OF unem-
ployed and measures TO enable the
recovery of business and commerce
to normal.
, 1921-08-29
Harding Greets
Cable Opening

NEW YORK. Aug. 29.-President
Harding last night sent greetings to
the people of Porto Rico on the oc-
casion OF the opening of the all
American cable line between the
island and the United States.
, 1921-08-29

A book containing Scriptural read.
ings in no fewer than 543 different
tongues and dialects is being printed
by the British and Foreign Bible So
ciety.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
MRS. SlNA J. pOyNEI-L. 90.
DIES IN LYMCH3URG HOME
Death a.. Head Of f'nn.ii. WITH ~;
Descendants. Rrsuit~ Ifrnin

lSpncia, to Tho TGm"s- DiSp.'ch.l
l.NEC1IBCItG. VA. AIRS SIM: iano
lowell. vino was so NcHrS oid. 'nc
head of Il family of five rcUaruiiU uS
n which there ar" l2i descendants,
died here Sunday night al Ia" home
81 her daughter. Mrs. lSdhcll"
Rrooks. 80. Eor"s; Street Mrs.
powrli Was a native II Npnom"ttoN
county. ANA her death resulted from
a stroke OF paralysis. she hat been
n resi- dent Of Lynohhurp thirty years.
Mrs. Sailic Godsoy aud J II David
son. all OF Lynchhurg.
Sh" had twenty-five grandchildren.
ntncty-thrcc great grandchildren and
randSOn and two great GraudSOnS
served with tho American army in
France during tn world war. an"
great grandson now being in tn.
service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
81 VILE COMPILING DATA
FOR SHOCKOE CREEK WORK
Director of Department Of Public Works Busy Work
ing on Proposed lmprovements--Many Questions
Come Up Before Street Committee.

1t was disclosed a; the meeting OF
The street Committee OF city Council
yesterday evening that Director
Savilie. OF the Department, OF Public
Works. is busy compiling data on tho
proposed improvements 10 ShoCkoc
Creek. and also preparing himself
for discussion Of the petition of III"
Virginia Railway and Power Conn
pany for a bIarket franchise
Gnon suggestion Of Chairman
Ordway Fuller. tive city Attorney,
Directors rranccd SaNillc and Myers
Will be invited TO snscial meeting
OF the committee TO discuss tho
street car situation. Just as soon as
Director Savillc has collected all
necessary data Director Savillc
stated that he would be prepared 10
go into tho discussion within ten
DAYS nj the longest T.. Randolph
Williams. representing the traction
an early date for the discussion. lie
declared that the company stood
ready At any time {" proceed. lIc
said he had several suggestions and
sent, and that the company * anxious
to get INFO action concerning the
matter. so tina; it could place itsel;
in position to PROCEED IN improve
ncntS and in placing iiSc!f upon -
solid financial basis. so that both the
city and tho company might profit.
4 resolution directing the city NJ
torney to acquire land Tor opening
nuc Ia Grove Avenue. was recon-
mendcd 10 Council for adoption.
Following an explanation hy Davis
Bottom. representing the Highland
m;ttec reCommcndcd "a resolution nut
ting into effect tho skip-stop system
IN Highland Park in the morning
hours He explained that both the
pcoplc and the company had reached
an understanding. and that tho plan
- proposed was satisfactory 80 all
concerned.
\ request trom the american Loo
motive Works to CH"roaCh y short
distance on city property for the
purpose OF constructing fence
around several oil tanks. was refer
rod TO the Director Ot Public Works
for further information.
\ petition from W. Il. Catlctt FOR
tho use q! fifteen feet in an alley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
3r>HN BENNY WILL.
WITNESS TARGET pn ,trrIc,,
nv NGsOrIltDI prrur


W hSHINCiToN. March l4-Socrc-
larry OF the Navy DENLY will leave
WASHINGTON sunday Tor Guantanamo.
cuba whore d" will witness ,arc.t
practice aud winter battle mamcu-
N'rS OF The Atlantic Fleet Later he
VIII 10 to iiai,i ana the dominican
republic /" inspect marines sta
TONED on thc islands. ana viii re-
turn TO Washington about April ;.
In making announcement. tonight
q his contemplated visit Mr.. DENLY
Shid b" Intended Ia famiiiarizc him
Nc!i Win tho administration and
WORK day routine OF thu battle feet,
ii!s visit TO HAITI and The Dominican
tcpun.ic has ~" connection with re
cent efforts 10 Obtain. the withdrawal
"i An"r!ran marines from the is.
lands u" said and Wiil 10 one Of
inspection only
Tho question of withdrawal OF tho
MARINES has hccn thoroughly settled
nE Inc recent reports of TWO rear
"nmlrais. who visited and inspcci,d
there, NJ DENLY .:,id
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
Many In Parade.
10000 WITNESS HANGING
OF 6 PRISONERS IN DUBLIN


were forced To rise when an armorcd
car forced its way through the crowd.
From five o'clock this morning had
r,oved back and forth in front of the
irison. ON the roof Of the Jail. over
looking the entrance, cast iron
sentry box had hccn erected over
night, from which a soldier kept
careful watch on the crowd. Two
OF the men executed, Patrick Moran
and Thomas Whclan. were charged
" it'll completely in tine killing of in
tcllgencc officers in Dublin. Novcm-
her III Whclan's two brothers are
in the United states. one of them in
tho American Army. The other four
men to die. Frank Floor. bernard
Ryan. Thomas Bryan aud Patrick
Doyle. were accused Of participating
in ambush near her" in January. in
which one member Of tho attacking
party was Killed.
Not since the executions following
the 1916 uprising. with the possible
exception Of the hanging Of Kcyen
Barry. in November last for an at
tack on a military escort. has Ire
land hccn more profoundly stirred.
Although O'Clock had been named
for the execution OF the frs, pair. il
was not until SEQ that the crowd
knew the fate Of the prisoners At
that time tho following notice was
posted outside Of the jail gates:
Execute Sentences.
THE sentence OF the law passed
on Thomas Whclun and Patrick Mo-
ran. found guilty Of murder. and on
Thomas Bryan. Patrick Doyle. Frank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION
PRESIDENT OFFERS MEDAL
Award VIII lie Given Inu SccurI,
H">t Members in Coming
Norfolk Dri,,

!HIcrldl - IN" Times pispatch1
NbRFOLk. VA. March l4-paui r
, ~ ms. president OF tn. N.rgiu{, Real
Hstai" Associations has offered a
intd"! q" the r"alior WhO secured tho
EFcaics' numh'r ~ new members for
IN" state association ia caInpa gn
""nui q" %" IuauAuTnt,q
bN0rtS ar" about I" hc inaugurttcd
"" lHrr'as" tho member Sh!u OF m.
hsS'rlatio H from itS present number
y" 1000. Thvr" are now shout 40
iu. ;Ub"rs enrolled
the "unoGucom"n; Of tn. loving
gap contest ls contained in q now
h"oidc' whiyh Nr. Collins has jus,
10Y up fog a.s'r.hGunn among the
u D. q booster 3"ot..t from cover
90 cover. 'it hcnuUyor ,v.fy rca!foi.
" b'' .'h" nom h"@i no tho affairs O..
nv. community aqua mas county 10 au-
hVIH|EH MIX" ~ u UIr; OF your
"ii.E hnN troSr fnnl.Hr Ia i prosper
,ty ana sid 30 Iutka prusperlty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
REV. JOHN c. STEWART
IS BURIED IN HOLLYWOOD
lister Held From Gracc-Iovc-
naut Church.

Funeral services FOR the Roy. JOHN
al:in stewart. II. u. a. years old.
naSt'r-"in"rituS of Grace -coyrnon:
tr" 'hEt"r'nn Church. Who DECD sal
urhdy afternoon, were conducted y"*-
l.rhdN IN Grhcu- Covenant Church.
Inr 'nicrTcnt was in Hollywood.
Eh" services were conducted by I'll"
n"N ~" Russell C"cil. l"stor ot In
second Presbyterian thurr'. Tho
EsN. hr. Charles l.. King. present
pastor of the church. was IN. aud
unable 10 conduct til" services.
Do Stewart IS survived hN a
WIDOW. formerly Miss DAISY Brown.
ava Two sisters. Mrs. Marshall
t.llih'n nnN Mrs. Nnnin .. LAmin.,OL.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15

Ia the navy. They are. therefore. for
digger navy, moro bases and more
OF anything that will increase the
prestige, personnel and activity Of
this branch Of national defense. They
appear to he working ont little on
DENLY now. hu; there Is no indication
thar the latter is being hurried into
action.
When shown tn" report of the
Pacific concentration Monday. DENLY
declined 10 comment on it. neither
confirming nor denying il, This was
taken by some 10 indicate connrma-
ton fut DENLY privately explained
his failur" TO comment on tho story
as merely practice that he has
adopted since taking Office, namely,
refusing /" discuss questions Of poll
~ or strategy until he had familiar
lied himself with tho whole subject.
II should therefore hc moi only
surprising, hu; Internationally ire
in"nd"uSly Significant Ii the ..dminl.-
ir"ti" STAGED "a concentration OF tho
cnt!r" nrct IN iaCfic watcrs. such
action would surprise civilian officials
about the Navy Department. and per
hans even more surprise naval Of
he'rs who we'll know both the phy.
.raI and political obstacles in such
an organization plan from long cx-
perIcncc IN trying 20 overcome both
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
BANQUET is SERVED TO
AUTOMOTlVE ASSOCIATION
Many Speeches Heard ut smoker
Given ut Stumpf Hotel

\ banquet was served members Of
ihc Richmond Automobile Trade As
ISOLATION last night. nj thcir regular
meeting, in tho Stumpi Hotel The
meeting was presided over by j. y.
Kline. Sidcnt Of th" association.
Colonel Thomas 3 McAdams made
tho principal speech. In which he
sold" the mcmh.rs Nirciria good
roads. Colonel McAdams explained
why the good roads campaign was
in progress. and the necessity Tor
good roads in the state.
Mr. Kline urged the members TO
cooperate with tho good roads move
r'cnt. and make som" sacrifice 20 soc
that il was carried to satisfactory
conclusion.
ON motion hy Is H. Benton. Il
resolution Was adopted To civr gold
button to each subscriber as % lif"
lr"n,hcr cf tho Good Roads Nsso-
'lation. Mir Eenton headed The list
by giving his 500.
The mcci!utE was the most largely
attended meeting in several mouth3.
about sixty members being present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
SUPREME COURT HEARS
ARGUMENT III CASES
several Interesting Appeals viii ~,
Nrgurh i,ciorc Appellate Iudy

III" following cases came up he.
Tor" Ia" supreme Court OF Appeals
N"%'ctdHt. MI were argued and
submitted 10 the decision OF the
court:
Nn'"richu Peanut COMPANY versus
H""Somc supply CompJny.
Siuiih-Gordon Company versus
sa"iiirGa.
'rh.rc arc sis cases 10 bc called
'pR'.s as follows.
AK = executor versus Hugo
plhakcr versus Virginia Railway
ana Hrw"r COMPANY.
ii"rdr! .oGSTs Virginia Halfway
und Power company.
W"if"r versus Tcmplc.
l'irrrtc' -'iuperal -. Railroads
versus BH'.lnu;fii.
buchanan Versus Smith ana Hicks.
Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
CHARTER LIST STILL OPEN
III SALESMANSHIP CLUB
'CoutinUed From First p,ecD

-
dong the best during the Same time
Those who DO their best work be-
tween nos au1 Aprii lG viii gain
big aiNautug" through covering their
territory before some one else and
hcsidcs their subscriptions Viii he
really counting twice, for ;hc 500
extra award and for one ~ tho main
prizes at the end Of the campaign.
Every wide awake man or wo-
man who has been reading tho Sales
Inansh!p Club announcements is in
vi,cd 10 become member. Enter
ing entities one to 5000 credits as a
Startcr. One can enter by telephone,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
DENLY WANTS NAVY
!, ABLE TO COPE With
ANY EMERGENCY
(Cont:nued From riry. par.

I'.UN''rI"I" TIUIIl 7 ~ I'1E".I
the Navy Department tor control Of
policy. The story is told of Il dinner
rendered h. high navy officers 10
Josephus Daniels shortly after his
appointment as Secretary of gao Navy
in the Wilson Cabinet. Tho ,soaor.
held at the Army and Navy Club here.
swss very formal, but very pleasant,
Before IL was over, however. Daniels
had received much counsel on how
10 let the navy. as represented by
it's active cSsnm"nds. run itself. lie
later had his clashes with has hui
reaus when he began TO ride over
ann1ns Mt their. Recommendations " u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15

l.NNCHBCEC VA. March I,.--Mra
ka.h"rin" Byrn" E"rwin. Is wears
o.: age. widow OF Thomas G. korwin.
VIII" died in 1871. died SUNDAY at tho
home OF her son law. y. n Baker
alter long illness. She was born
IN ireland and came 10 LynchhurE
immediately following her marriage.
Mrs. Nrrwin was "A member OF HOLY
troSS catholic church. ana she Is
survived by three daughters. Mrs
Fred {. Maloncy, Norfolk: Mrs Al
fr"h ~. Baker and Miss Arncs Kcr-
win, l.ynChbUrC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. $. Il. Arni,tcnd.

LNNClIHtRG. VA. MtrCh Ii
Mrs Ann Marta Armisicld ~ wears
OF acc, wife Of $ j.. Aruiste1d. died
At h"r home here Sunday foilpwiu-
an o.arttion. she is survived by nor
uSbaHi ana seven children Mrs.
Marshall l.. poind-xt.r. N.w York
city: Mrs. James Lindsay. St PAU:
Mrs llor,cn.c E"uton. WASHINGTON
Mrs. charles Watt, Lynchbur,:: l.. /.
A.mist"aa. Alexandria; II. NJ. NrmiS-
i"nd. Raleigh. y. -. and H. - Ar
uiSt"ad. Richmond She has ;wo
brothers. W. G. Williams. OF wash
instom. and l.. W. Williams. OF Camp
bell County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15

l.iNcHECRG. VA, March 1t
Louisa Virginia Scott. widow Of VII
liam II Scott. of Bedford County
died sunday night at her home here
aged 81 years. The following chill
drcn survive her: Mrs. Mag Scott
ana Mrs. Blanche Burns, bvpchhurc
Mrs Nathan Anderson. Selma: Mrs
William Cox. Iron Gate; Mrs. Marcy
amherst: Leighton Chratwood Scott.
Tyrcc. Richmond: William Scott. Jr
covinfton: Hugh Roy Scott. Coving
ton; NJ. j. Ward Scott, Mechanics
vile. y. y. She also has forty grand
children and thirty great Erandchii-
drcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
FUNERAL. OF YOUNG JONES
CONDUCTED YESTERDAY
nuriai Fakes TInrr in O,k wood
tcmrtery--IIr. Mcdaniel
ptliCiatrs,

Young Jones. wnp died saturday
at his home. 22:3 West Grace Stree.
was buried yesterday In lakewood
Cemetery, pr. Gsor1" ". Mcdaniel
pastor OF the FIRST baptist church.
conducted thc services
Mr.. Jones Is survived hy his wife.
one sister Mrs. GuwIn u!"scubcrry,
and one brother, l.. Il. Jones. q. WIN
Ston- Salem, \. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
r,rorkt. sim. v;,t v

MDT:ILE, Mn. Murch lI=Urrm,n
Hronki". an in.icla"r formerly Of the
-, Louis American League team
signed TO manage III" Mobile team OF
~" southern Association, arrived
here tonight and will take charge
tomorrow. Bronkic will play third
base for tho team, when necessary.
and will also go In az q pinch HIT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15

iiNRlISnNEURG. VA. March Ia
g. iiauEher. died at his home at
swift Kan. fifteen miles East Of here
saturday at noon after lingering
ll'n' IS. He was ScVcnty-iiVc years
old. lie was the father OF ten
children. nine Of whom arc living
besides his wife. iwcn,y-onc grand
children. and two great rrandchii-
drcu. Funeral ScrVciccS viii be held
from the home this evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15

cour, in tho block bounded by Ken.
"inSt"n and stuart Avenues and
Sheppard and West Streets. WIS re-.
iorr,d To tn" city Attorney to prc-
pare a suitable ordinance to be re-
commended for adopt ion. Mr. caiictt
stated that he wished 10 erect "a mum
tho Director OF Works stated there
could lie u" objection, the Commits.
agreed 10 tho rcqucS..
Councilman L. Raleigh Phillips and
Mr. CARRIER. Of Fulton. appeared be-
ahuttiue upon Marshall Street. There
* already smooth roadbod. and il
IS desired hy tho citizens OF Fulton
that tho sid"walks he placed Land
50 that there will l." very little cost
ontailcd in the sidewalk construc-
tlon. stated Mr. CARRIER.
ry s,rsc, M rom iHT irm~t%es OF
ing that 81 tru" building line II. cs-
tabl,Sh"d OH the north side OF H.oad
street from Tenth street east was re-
fcr"ci to tho CITY Attorney and hi
IT"ndaticn
y communication from the Dircc.
tor "f Public Works IN reference To
complaints that children had broken
grass plot stated tina; the Supcrin-
tendcmt Gf Parks had constructed
gates leading into the plot. 50 the
children of the ncirhhorhood could
get into tho plac" to play without
destroying TIA" hedge.
\ petition from Thomas u. stokes
Go. concerning improvements to an
alley adjacent to it's establishment
at Ross and Fourtocuth Streets was
referred 80 .tho Director OF Public
Works for action.
Tho ,ommitt"" will meet at &
o'tlock tomorrow nigh; to discuss tho
proposition Of remaining streets. city
Attorney Pollard announced that he
had q list OF historic names which nc
would submit ~ tn" committee. with
tho request that some of them at
least m!ght l." used. Tho meeting
VII not lie open FOR general discus
conference between u" committee
and til" director OF Public Works.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
HUNDREDS THRONG
AUTOMOBILE SHOW
AT G2AYS' ARH0RY

lf'n;,Iuu,I Igrn,lI '|-,st I-,Tg.
bocn nI,ys,,. i, r.,,.;,,,o~. <orcoi.
ara ..ii,r,,, ci,;oy u.,,,. >,a.,,,,
,,.,, .
.
""' ~ "'' ''
''''''' : - ''" ~" WI ""'" " ~
- S,'''''' '''"rE' - '"'"''S' 1t" 'N-
s"'''t'' WI" s''N'' "Nt'"'"S' -
larry Long VINO Si"h''" uh''r 'Fo-
'iSS"r M"'Icr' o. F"f''h' an" =, II
Hood. ooTn'iiSi who 80: for i""
years instructor Win " South Caro-
lima military institute. Ralph kriz.
v.oiinist. who has boon with several
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-15
ro>tronc, oot,on Nr,ticnrn,>

HDN'NN. Murch :. -TnD COTTON
Contracts board. nuicr ganc,,ou 'rum
'Nc EoN"rbm'iE, has nosiDb..-i tDl =,
week settlements between dealers aud
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