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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
CONTRACTS FOR 324 MILES or
VA. HIGHWAY WARDED IN YEA r
Work Done Has Cost S. 7O9. 7O9-Fif,y-Nnc Miles of
Rcsurfacing at Cost of $347.38O, Under
taken by State Forces.

Contracts for 52iUS miles Of State
highway costing s5.7os.1os.I7 have
been awarded b. thc State Highway
Department during the fiscal year ot
October !. 1920. TO September l. 1921.
aCCoI ding TO data given out here yes
terGay by Commissioner George J..
Coleman. Ecslrfa6ing work. tifty-
nine miles. IL cost s3t..3se.el has
been undertaken By state forces Ad-
Gitional aNotpcnts on seven projects
FINDER way OF seS.G.S.aS brings the
surfacin: work on 400 miles OF state
highway - the Snu % s6.o5l@i4I1.
In addition TO this amount there
remains on hand 20 cover contracts.
which vii! I've ewa-'icd IS soon as
questions such aa rights OF way ami
location have been decided. s;,sit. =
oo0. making tota, OF contracts
awarded and initiated during the lis
cal year. Yhic;i closed Friday. az:
>7.i22.el&i:.
Since January !. 1919. Nhrn the
State Highway Department began 10
construct the state hjshwa: system
with state and Federal funds. con
tracts ;o- the construction OF J5l.si
miles ~ toad had been awarded up
to September 80. 1921. ia addition t.
rcS3riacinE work either complete !
or unier Way q: 1856 miles
Surplu> FsndS From f32n.
That virginia was able 10 lei 20
contract ami rssurface in excess OF
CO per cent more mileage OF State
highway during tho fiscal year o.
i9ce-lsel than were Lex to contract
o. resurfaccd during the TWO previous
years combined. IS due TO the accu-
mutation OF funds lett over from
1920 and the loans m1de by counties
20 tho state under the Robertson act
In 1919 funds were limited. labor and
materials were high and difficult to
procure.
The State Highway Department ha i
just begun 20 function with Federal
and state funds with which TO hri,i
state highways and surveys and plans
had TO be made in advance. In 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

when prices continued high. con
ference was held between Governo:
Davis ami the State Highway Com
mission. at which tim, /, was de
cidcd 20 hold ND construction until
prices were lower.
Early in the year OF 1921. when
materials and labor costs declined.
and transportation facilities for ma
tcrials anu an abundan, supply OF
labor were available. ;hc State High
way department commenced award
ing contracts and started road CON
S st fsSi All All oyer OF ,ns y LANE
Virginia was taken UP In projects IN
the var!ou. stages OF final approval!
hy the bureau o.: public roads Ii,
WaSiIinStun
Likewise. all "f the avaiiahlc State
FUNDS wcr. tatsn up either in con-
tracts let or ready to be awarded as
soon AZ details as to rights OF way
could hc settled. The highway dc
parimrnt has not initiated any new
contracts. since that time being
compelled 20 wal; until tho la2a
funds arc available.
state Hcndy 70 80 Ahead.
In addition Ia 55i.ii miles OF state
hiEhWGHS which have been let to
contract since Januar: /. ialc. SIR
VcHs and plans have hrrn completed
For SS% miles Of state highways. The
state highway department is RAPIDLY
adding To the surveys and plans for
more mileage OF State road construc-
ton. On September so Of this ycar.
the state highway department had
under way. surveys for sixty.ciEht
additional miles. u
Fly tho time the State highway.
commission vii! he ready To let con-
tracts in the spring. il is cstima cd
there Will he ready Approximately
Coo miles OF road. Notwiths,andin..
the large amount ot surveys made
fo- next years work. tho overhead
OF the state highway department.
which consists OF engineering and
administration expense. has been he :
tween 81 and d per cent This corr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
COLEMAN WANTS FUNDS EOR
REDIjlLDiNL, WIDENING ROADS
Commissioners VIII Go Before 1922 General Assembly
and Urge His Recommendation ighways
Advocate 10 Press Legislation.

Among Ia: rcc"ntni. uaItiuNS IL he
made Ia thr 1922 li.u"rn, Assembly
ny tate Highway COMMIT se.pucr
George T.. Coleman viii. 4; was
learned yesterday. 90 the Enactment
Of new !".islati "n Coy appropriation
Of funds ia rrop"r'. provide t"r re
hriidinc and WIDENING: roads RON
1uder maintenance hy tac i"ra ,;mcnt
y nunGh"r Of sections @. highway
taken over ~ ~" Department to
c"unrc; M tn" state s-s;r,a had boon
previously improved hy ~" cnun; ;"r.
and 'hH department. nov Is '':tr"utcl
with til" rrohl"Ei a rnain:aiI a:
these sections without adequate funds
with which To finance thc wor,,.
Commissioner ,'o'"nIan'" recon-
,nrud3tions will. u = said. urge upon
tHc Genera Assembly the imruriahc"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

PIONEER automobile
! builder and one Of
Americas greatest in
dustrial leaders.
Mr.. Durant is the
guiding genius who de-
veloped the great Buick
automobile usiness.
later acquiring and de-
veloping the Cadillac.
Oakland, Oldsmobile and
Chevrolet companies.
Mr.. Durant brought
all these well-known
companies together into
the General Motors Cor
poration. which he or
ganized in October, 1908.
Mr.. Durant is Prcsi-
dent OF DuranI Motors.
Inc. The Durant Corpo-
ration. and is Interested
in numerous other COM :.
panicS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

ui this class of.worit. Approximately
".0o0 miles "f roads have been taken
aver h. ttc highway department In
order 10 connect NJ sections of the
state system, OF which about leo
rcIEirc rcrurfac.nS and widening.
and Commissioner Coleman Is said TO
feel that no other wo:h before the
department is ri greater Importance
than proper NJ, inicnance of all high
was
Tho highway FROM Richmond &"
Washington is ON. - tho roads %
which tho commissioner VIII call ~.
p""'ai attention IN NJ report About
- 20" cent ~ this road is .: soil and
gravel construction. making maintcn.
"ltce cost much Sr"atcr tIan woulE
Ia" tn ease were. tn. highway hoy.
rancut.y improved. Traffic over this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

class OF worN TO permanently i'm
prove The highway.
MGch inio!cs, l. being cvinccd her.
IN the rcconiu ani3 tions to b" mnd
by Comm iSs,ouCr Coleman. aItl IN,
announcement that he would cnnh
sic the impnrtanc" OF rrop,rly i'm,
proving sections o! highways take,
over from the counties la taken her.
To- Indicate that Legislation along thi.
Inc viii be pressed by good road,
advocates IN both House and Senat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Churches Rally for nis cnmrnrs"

LTNCEIBCRti, w. oct l.-.-Ntt"r
- Held day here. at which there were
present representatives al all at th.
local BAPTIST churches. the h.lie: was
expressed that all OF the churches
will meet their pledges IN The So
100000 campaign held throughout the
southern Baptist Church two years
ago. Practically ali OF tho churches
here "vcrsubscrib"d the quotas al
l"tted I" them. and al payments due
up to this time have bc.r met
PROMPTLY. The Bapt!sts have SIN
churches here. two ~! which have
more than l.oo0 members each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

road .s heavy At al times OF the
year, especially during the fail
spring aud summer months. which,
odds 10 the maintenance cost. Ao-
i'rH:;iin"tci% so per cent OF the nigh
Ways south from Richmond are also
of soil and gravel construction. The
report OF thr commissioner will show.
Il * said. that the grading auI draiu-
age established ~ the dcpartmCn, on
thcs" roads arc permanent. maEins
unnecessary further expense Tor this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Specifications

four-cylindor.
overhead valve tyne.
fully encascd.
Cooljng--By centriiu-
gal pump through hon
eycomb radiator; adius-
table fan.
Electrical System
Two unit; generator
with starting motor:
distributor and coil
mounted on generator.
Brakes External and
internal on rear wheels;
'o-inch diameter.
Tires Slim. X lin.
ali-wcather tread; on
oemountable rims.
"heelbase io9 inch
IS.
Equipmcn, --latest
drum shaped headlights
WIN legal lenses: dash
light: license holder.
electric horn; spccdo-
M G I CT; dcmountablc
rms with extra rim:
ignition lock: robe rail;
Alemite pump; com
pletc set Of tools.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
rr, killing Case in November.

LYSCHEURG. VA. Oct. Com :
monwcat,h's Attorney II. II. Light. OF
Campbell County. has announced thai
no special term Of the Circuit Court
of that county Will b asked for 10
Try tho charge against 4. I. shields
and Lonnie Moran. for tho murder OF
W, l.. Johnson. ami the noonshinc
cases arising from the same section
Of tho county. The trial o: the muir
,ia- case has been set Tor November
5. that being the second DAY OF the
laIl term OF that court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

Housc Ends 3-Dny Recess Program.
WASHING TOS, Oct. THE House
ended .ts thrcc-day recess program
today. and Will go TO work on reCu-
lar schedule Monday. There is not
mach. however. TO be done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
SPRlNGTIME LINGERIE

Inc new spring undcrgarmcnts are
mere. and never was there such a
pc" 'idering array Of dainty and al
!nrinE lingerie. 1t viii not be- at all
ones; are inve!gled Into buying or
making more undIcs than they really
need: assuming, Of course. that such
a thing were possible.
frcnch women show Il decided prcf-
crcncc for the undcrgarmcnts which
are made o. fine batiste aud voGIcs,
80 you VIII not 20 far wrong in
choosing material OF that sort Crcpcs
a" chine and s!lhs w.: be used aiso
az viii be the new cotton creme
fabrics
The chernisc at tho left will be very
smart made OF cotton crepe in the
ncw peach shade. Trim it with a
o'I OF nm. va! lace. hcmstitchsng and
Pale pink scco SILK. with IN. hcm-
stitching and the bit OF embroidery
h"nc IN blue. viii he quite fashion
The dressing sack in the center !s
made OF single strip OF material
ihe material forms the back of tho
garment. IS brought around under tho
arms. and is caught together at the
.on OF me shoulder medallion or
.a.ge crocheted button may be used
'or the closing in the front
How would you like this mode Of
orchid -cc!ored chiffon over TURQUOISE
blue chiffon?
II might also be- made OF pink satin
pink satin
FOR the niehtic at tho right. moth
ing could be more effective than one
OF me nov crcpes striped in blue or
p!hE- The trimming, or course. Is
nemsttchins and Irish meda!Iions.
Ba,istr. voiie. crepe de chin" or
satin in white or cOiors viii also h.
Charming for this model
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
FLORIDA CITRUS FRUIT
MEN ASK REFORESTAIlON
grapefruit md Orange Crop Reouirc,
i2,O0O.000 BoNcs An
nunlIy

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Jan. 30.-The
eaters OF Florida oranges and grape
iruit may not think Of rcforestation
as III any way affecting their break
iast tables. but the Florida citrus
fruit growers have different point
OF view. according 10 forestry of,i
Gals of the United States pcpart-
incnt OF Agriculture. who have found
the leaders oi the industry anxious
ABOUT future supplies OF box mate
The Florida grapefruit and orange
crop no" requires. on an average
more Than l".O0U.V00 boxes yearly to
get ii to market II has a money
faiu. Of something like 10000 900.
ana the industry is still expanding
rapidly. BY 1890. II production con-
tihucS TO increase in similar ratio to
'hat IN recent years. the OUTPUT will
require i0.0oo.000 boxes annually.
Each box requires about five and
one-half board feet OF lumber
Local Southern pine forests are the
source Of the raw material for these
also for wooden containers for the
products OF Florida truck farms.
Truck-farm products Of the state
now call for 100000 boxes annual
Is. and this demand also is growing.
Forest depletion under methods
which DO no; provide for regrow,h
has reached point which makes thu.
question where containers are to
come from matter OF very practi-
cal cohcern To the citrus industry In
Florida
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
WILSON WILL WRITE
BOOK ON PEACE WORK
Ray Stannard Baker Is Assisting
President In Collection OF Ma
terlal for History.
tBy Associated Press.
u tcTIfN-,,rrn>- 80 .,

10y fcsoCluteu fTsSS,
WASHINGTON. Jan. 30--prcs,dert
Wilson Is having collected and ar
ranged for ready reference all ma
pcrs and documents In his possession
relating to the work OF the Paris
peace conference with "a view 10 tn.
preparation OF Il book on the peace
negotiations
The President in making these
preparations. it was learned today.
has accepted the volunteered services
of Ray Stannard Baker. who was at
,achcd 10 the American peace com
mission. Mr.. Baker, during the past
two weeks, has spent several hours
each day at the White House putting
into shape all available data on the
peace conference in the Presidents
possession.
While It is not believed that the
President contemplatcs beginning the
actual work OF writing or debating
the proposed book. during tho few
remaining weeks of his term Of o.
nce. it is Understood that he has IN
mind the inauguration OF real work
upon it shortly after his retirement
TO private life. IL is known that Mr.
Baker has only undertaken the task
OF arranging the material. and that
his dutiea do not include in any way
the literary workmanship.
Friends OF the President are ua-
dcrstood to have urged upon him fer
some time past the desira bility Of re-
sorting from the viewpoint OF an Of:
acial American participant events Of
such monumental Importance as took
place in Paris during the peace ne
gotia,icns. They have pointed out
that one who played such 4 major
role az he and whose decisions later
became the subject OF such violent
controversy both In the United
States and abroad, could not afford TO
lose the opportunity OF setting be-
fore the world the motives behind
the many disputed decisions as in
volvc Shantung, Fiumc, Danz!s. The
Anglo Franco american alliance and
the Russian question.
Officials close to the President have
said recently that whatever the Pres
ident might write after his retire
mcnt from the White House. would
not be photographed in form. as
the Presidents preference has al
ways been toward history ,ae form
o. literary expression.
One version of the events which
took place at Paris, from an official
American viewpoint. already is in
course OF publication. Announce
ment was made several weeks aG2
that former Secretary of state Lam
sing. one OF tho American commits
sioncre, had prepared a book which
takes issue in several important
chapters with decisions made by the
President This hook Is 20 be re-
leased 10 the public March >. the dav
after President Wilson retires from
Office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
SCOOTER WILL BE OF GREAT
VALUE IN ALL FUTURE WARS
Small Automobile Can BE Employed With Great Ben
Gilt by lnfantly for Reconnaissance Saws
Army Officer Who Has Viewed It,

wAsHISGToN. Jan. so--Here
comes the Scooter. Fashioned after
an English model. the Scooter Is the
champion lightweight automobile OF
the world. 1t weighs. overall. 1913
pounds and is so gentle baby can
handle 1t.
The Ordnance Department. oi The
army is now considering the Scooter
for rcconnoitcrinG purposes. Captain
y. G. Osborne. who has had the privi-
legc OF seeing the first model, be-
lievcs the Scooter may change in
fantry tactics in battle as we'll as be-
ing useful in civil life.
The inventor is {. H. Martin. His
invention is made possible by the
substitution OF metals. Instead Of
heavy steel and iron he uses a ma
tcrial known as Dow metal. This is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
WALLERSTEIN CHOSEN
HEAD OF RlMMOM LODGE
local B'nnI Birth Organization Makes
Arrangements for Purim Dnii
I'm February

Joseph l.. Levy. for many years
secretary Of the Grand Lodge Dis
trct No. ;. last night conducted the
installation of new officers OF Rim
mon Lodge. independent order OF
Dnai Birth. The meeting Vas held
at Beth AhaSah Temple and matters
Of Importance To ~ local organiEa-
ton were disposed Of
resolution ~ tclSc the annual
dues passed unanimously. The in
crease Will be used TO provide enter
tainmcnts throughout the year a
Purim ball will be held during Feb
ruary. and 1t is the intention OF the
lodge. to make the affair an elaborate
one. If possible. the pres ident OF the
district Will be here to deliver an adj
dress on that date.
Lucius l.. Solomons. OF San Francis
co. who occupied the pulpit, of DR.
Edward " Calisch recently. awaken
ed great interest in the order. and
II Is expected that the membership
OF Rimmon Lodge will be grcatly
increased during the next few months
Delegates to the Grand Lodge. which
met at Atlanta. reported that the
district body had decided to require
an initiation fee of candidates As
this new law viii not go into effect
until April LIST. prospective membe
Will probably avail themselves of the
present immunity.
officers for 1927 are: Morton l..
WRllerstcin, president. Morris L.
iiutzler. vicc-presidcnt: Edwin L.
Levy. secretary: Herbert T. Ezekiel
treasurer: CASTOR L!chtenstein. mont
tor. and Louis NJ, London, assistant
monitor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31

composition OF 30 per cent mag
nes'nm and per cent aluminium.
me origin Of the Scooter" sa!t
captain Osborne. lis SO light an ordi
nary man can pick it UP and carry
IT under his arm. A speed OF thirty
miles an hour is the highest tina;
can be developed by the scooter.
Colonel lawson Fuller. who. dur
ing the war. had charge Of the per-
sonnet for the ordnance department..
IS much Interested in the Scooter.
The Scooter" said Colonel Fuller
viii cut down the cost or autono-
bile operation. II VIII be practicable
for commercial uses, as we'll as fo-
the army
Bu'lt on narrow gauge wheel
base. the Scooter will take up uttle
room for parking purposes. |, Will
be only forty-tvc inches wide Bur
its body is SO designed that two peo-
pl" may be seated comfortably
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
Transparency to Be-
Paris Summer Style
Iny Universal ser.lr.I

PARIS. Jan. 3O.-BrIxhteu coll
ors In the thInnest md most trims.
parent materials Will adorn the
women Of style this summer. a
harlequin style with half Of the
dress of one color and the other
hnlf another with cublst designs In
huSc circies ana triRnEies will he
prominent. according to the or.t
announcement of summer styles.
And, oh yes, the announcement
states that chats nre to he of the
Merry Widow sixr.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
woMEN'S MEETINGS.

,,The board OF managers OF the Bapti.,
':sular monthly business meeting at IL 81
oglock Tuesday morning a, the home.
Grace Street Baptist Church vii! have a
social meeting at the church Monday
afternoon at $50 O'clock. Miss Hattie
,ake part in the program and Mrs. NJ v.
LSssiter will sing.
Ihe Lad as Aid Society OF the Church
OF tue HOLY Comforter will hold its regu-
iar monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon
a, "Gicck In the parish house.
me Right Rev. ID. J. O'Connell, BISHOP,
oil Kichmond. will address the Ladies'
auxiliary Of al. Vincent dc Paul in the
sstn!cTisty OF the Sacred Heart Cathedral
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
TO AVOID DELINQUENCY
MUST PAY TAXES TODAY
New Jitncy md For-Hirr Chr LII
ccnhes Brcomc Effective To-
nOrrOW-IbDy. Levy Dur


To-day will be the last dag upon
which real estate and personal taxes
may he paid in order to avoid de-
iinNuency. On February /. ali uni
paid tax bills will be turned over to
the Collector OF Delinquent Taxes
and penalty will he added in adj
ditton TO that OF I per cent for fail
urc TO pay during December.
DOG license taxes are also due, and
should be paid at once, in order that
tolice Court summons may be
avoided. Persons having unlicensed
dogs on their premises subject
themselves to a fine In Police Court,
ana VIII be required TO secure the
license as we'll
The new jitncy and for-h!re au's.
mobile licenses will lie due on Fep-
ruary J.. and may be paid today.
These licenses have been increased
from $40 TO SIS. the ordinances hav-
Ing been adopted by both branches
OF Council. Mayor Ainslic will ap-
prove the papers this morning, the
work OF engrossnert having been
completed by City Clerk Mcdowell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
FOR SKIN TORTURES
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You
Need. Is Not Greasy

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. You can have clear.
healthy skin by using Zemo. OBJ.
tanned at any drug store for Csc. or
extra large bottle at Sl00.
Zemo generally removes pimples,
blackheads. blotches. eczema and ring
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zemo is clean, penetrating,
antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. 1t is easily
applied and costs mere trifle for each
application. 1t is always dependable.
The E. w. Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
Leaves Warrington.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.-Mrs. War
rem q Harding. wife OF the prcsi-
dcnt-elect. after week spent in arr
ranging for the closing OF the Hard
ing home here. left today for New
York She viii spend several days
in THAI city shopping, and later will
20 TO St Augustine. Fla. 10 join MT |
Harding on his return from vaca-
Harding was accompanied 10 New
York by Mrs. Harry =. New. wife OF
the Indiana Senator. and Mrs. L. H. |
Mclean.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
ChII,Ircn ItcI, S,,r,.inr

IN" Young Judean Club, made up
of children. yesterday announced
that $40 had been raised in l0-cent
subscriptions for the starving chill
drcn of Europe. The officers OF the
club are: Bertha SonncnbcrE. prcsi-
dent: Goldie Sharove. secretary. and
Anna iollod. treasurer. This organ
!zation Of children dcvotcs its cner-
ries in raising funds FOR just such
causes as that for which the $40 was
secured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs. IT. Burton Gay. Of Ph.ladsIphIs.
* az the Hanover Apartments. where She
~ the guest OF her mother. Mrs. George
Mayo. for week
Mrs. John Kelly. formerly Miss Anne
valentine. OF This city. is visiting relatives
Mrs James c. Martin has loft for New
port News 10 be with her sister. Mrs. j.
Wharton Gullck
Mrs. Aubin Hates Parker is in Norfolk
as the guest OF Mrs virginia Murray. OF
Boisservain Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
MRS. HARDING IN NEW YORK
wife OF PresIdcnt-Elect In Metropolis
to Iiuy New Ward

NE WYORK, Jan. 3o.-Mrs. War
rem 6. Harding. Wife OF the President
elect arrived here late today from
Washington. Al the Ritz-Car!ton lio-
tel. where she Is registered. Mrs.
Harding declined TO receive any WISH
tors tonight She will remain here
several days on shopping tour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31


Sydnor
Vrgna
Dear
Attached Your IomeT Town
to the
play ad! II
be
tsisned +.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
VIII Extend withdrawal order.

WASHINGTON. Jan 3O.-orders
prompting the withdrawal OF liquor
from bonded warehouses announced
last night as having been issued for
seven Eastern States. will be en-
tended wherever required by local
conditions. prohibition officials de-
clared tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-31
Norfolk &c Western Ry.

Leave Hrond Street station Daily.
For Norfolk 500 A. NJ. 800 A. 81,
S s.SS ~. s:ss9 T. n. For the west
r NJ. 9:25 p. 81. Arrive from Nor.
foik ll;4h a NJ. 6:b5 r. IL, ass r.
AZ: from the West. 1885 a. NJ. $3.50 A.
M 2I0 I. NJ. 1850 p. NJ, s:S5 2. N.
Otee, Sa2 East MaIn Street, Phone