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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-04
Couple Who Rode
Horses Away Caught

Mrs. HARRY Martin, aching and
burned from her long horseback ride
fu the Rio rIrrCo country where she
was arrested yesterday with her hus-
band ON 90, .unrEe of HORSE stealing
haas been released whtl, Mr Martin
De- w.utiur o. plead guilty 90 the
charge before the district court. lie
waived examination before Judge W
" Mcclellan this morning and was
pat under $1,000 bond Tho couple
"uruErd two saddle ponies. one uf
them belonging "a a. g. stroup from
the H'll Livery ON Tuesday afternoon.
and rode south.
Tho uuuuI. were trullcd about 90
miles from Albuquerque 10y Deputy
sheriff charles Baughart where they
were r1uuIul beside H bis rock They
bad H'IuI..I another horse along
fhrir Iuut. bro tho meantime for use
Hs H pack 90 They were going
tu MuEdIl,uH tu settle on 10 homie
at'ud ih,N told M. iunrhprt They
had provision, with them to last sew
'UtI weeks fhoy said they expected
tu return .H. horses when they got
r.tti'i and 900 their feet financially
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-04

Colombo Han For rent Ton private
or public dances. Phone dlg-W ur
Dnll at as West Tijoras.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-04
Coal supply 90. Phones . and 5.

Dr u. u. Murray. Ostcopathlc Spc-
cihlist Nervous Diseases. ~ Grant
Bldg,. sos ". Central. Phone Bii-M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-04
800 Gallons of
Tequila Seized

llEI' hundred gallons ~ toguilr
-murslul .fp this country has lust
been r'i2.. ." customs officers bon tho
southern uHHf Of tho state n was
learned h.., today az the office OF
IN" iuItuI states district attorney.
Three hundred gallons were seized
at CuIumNl. ana 500 at Niucon. Tho
accused .r sglers are on bond await
ius m .Iuu of M, grand jury
which m.U' "a April at Santa fy.
MALONE AK q BAGGAGE pHoEE iss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
MRS. {. |. GRuCHY DIES
At DAUGHTERS HOME
Was Mother of One of i5 Survivors
ot Original "PrinccsS Pat"
Canadian Kcnin

Tho body OF Mrs. T.. l.. Gruchy.
aged -. mother OF Mrs. X. T.. Fin
lay, 1901 Monument Avenue, Will be
taken to sydney. Nova Scotia. this
morning for burial. Mrs rinlav is
the wife of *. T.. rinlay. MANAGER OF
the broadway Theat-r.
Mrs. Gruchy, who died ut noon yes
terday at S;uar; Circle Hospital ar
ter 4 brief illness. is tn. mother OF
Charles Gruchy. one Of the thirteen
surviving members OF the original
PRINCESS Fat" Regiment. AT Tn"
battle of N:my Ridge 1856 men OF
the Princess Pat Regimen, entered
the battle. all % whom were killed
except thirteen. Mr.. o;ruchy Is now
at the sauo:orium a: Ashcvillc SUI
ferinE from the effects of II severe
sassing during the Nimy Ridge bat
To.
Mrs. oruciy was member OF St.
Marks Episcopal Church. She came
TO Richmond several years aCo with
her daughter and MIR. Fiuldy. who
was shell inspector for the British
government. After becoming nat
mraiiacd 80 opened the Broadway
rh"ater. Three children survive Mrs
Gruthv: Mrs. Finlay. Charles Gruchy
HnA Mrs. j. -. MaCCallum. til. wife
OF thc advert Using manager OF the
Nonthly .\li-StarS. published in Nova
Scotia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
ADVERTISE FOR BIDS
TO WIDEN BANK STREET
Feeling TINT Pricr> Have Fallen.
SnNil'r VIII Reopen Matter Closed
Ivy High Costs

Director al Public Works Suv!llc
announced yesterday that NJ would
IN Il few days advertise for bids for
the proposed widening and improve
m"nt OF Bank Street from Ninth To
Twelfth, in accordance with the ar
raagcmcntS entered into between the
city ard the state for the :tcuuisi-
ton or strip from the Southern end
Of Capitol square. Former bids were
S2Oenn more than the amount ap-
rropriatcd by the city. and !, Is tn"
opinion OF tho director that. in view
Of the fact that the prices of ma =
terra! and labor have fallen. future
bids MAJ come within the appropria-
ION. The city has appropriated SiO,-
o0O for the work.
The strip vas transferred to the
city in consideration OF the latter
turning over tn" Ford lot 10 the Sta.o
as thc site % the proposed Memorial
Building. for which the State has
provided q fund. Actual work on the
building must he done undcr Iir.c-
ton Of tn" library board and com
mission named by the Legislature an,.
~" Governor Senator Morgan II
NILS. chairman OF tin" hoard. stated
Yesterday thu; no concrete action
could b" taken unt!l the Rank Strcs I
problem had hCon settled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
ANOTHER RULE ENTERED
AGAINST RAILWAY SYSTEM
notwithstanding Dominion. Lin, Ak
N"prhin $40" Fine FOR Failure /,
obcy tom!nis>iun

ne Sta" Corporation Commission
*,1l"FvaE roEtp"ncd "a rg!e entered
9.Ea!"st me Washington OI pon.Ininn
EAi.wHy Company 10 SNOW g..li.. ,,hl
"a" company should not bee nl,.l .nr
failure to Improve IL. l..i'I'
g"fH!ME I" order "f The comin.ssion. s
c,,,, ~, ,,... run" "as made a-ajus, tHo
.hs we company 20 appear ana show
rs1iISnh WhS !, should NOS o." fined ,,r
'rI"i'e ~ ;hr comm!se!u
A,"n@i'er d"veiopmeut O: tac a-n,
het Tween ihc cpmnnuy ANA i.c com
mason over IS iadicimcmt ~ tho
railway for failure To s.rt. ist,. f.,f.-
ttC' "h''h cam" to 8rh, v,.'crday
wa" To" granting Of au a..@:,f f,,,, -
'olintr me which vas imposed a, Tia.
'1' ihHGre d. obey lt,
'.FpF %nd slreiscdas WAS srnuiol
supreme 'onr' of Npp,pig
rom The inc. pending SctriaIit,,.t
". " lorWer "rit az error whIca Mac
.,dH'cd against tho company s.,u,a
tinc aEg. and which Mi conn. en-,
turing iEc March torn 81 .ulIrt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
ASSIST PEOPLE WITH
INCOME TAX RETURNS
Tons of Helps and InStructionx Bciuc
Given Out ny Collector Mon
cure In Federal Hniidiug

'foWus OF citizens anxious 10 "iN
np ih"lr income tax accounts filled
the various Offices in the Federal
bnildir'' Yesterday. Collector Mon
cure stated that he had instruct ed
MS CORPS Of assistants 20 helm tho
people in every way possible. SO that
none OF them might be penal!zcd for
iai.nre T. make their proper returns.
me orices are congcstcd with ma
tcrial, and with men and women. So
great has been the congestion TINT
TONS Of material are being placed In
&c corr'"orS and temporary Offices,
have been erected in. the Soutbcrn
corridor in order that tho people
may be comfortably taken care ~.
ne returns are due March - -
Ne rus u continues, Will request all
ne c!srks 20 remain late in the even
'lE - al:ht. 50 that no one may he
v'tr.nnScd our purpose is TO do
"N"TNt h:nS possible To facilitate the
handling Of the returns. and in as
S,Stin" citizens in making ont their
blanks '.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
MERCHANTS PROPOSE
BIC CITY AUDITORIUM
W. Fleet Kirk Starts Movement for
CONSTRUCTION of llalf-AIiliiun-
Dollar Building.
WOULD COVER ONE BLOCK
Retailers of Richmond Heartily In
dorSr SuggcstiOn-iiclicvc Am
pie Capital Will he Available for
Fhi!ficr-indOrscd by Engineers.

Nuuimg impetus TO the movement,
ior city Auditorium which ). been
Slta'rd by the Wednesday y Tho
nstch'n"hH Chapter American Associa
~ resolution by tn. Richmond re.
th,t Merchants Association in an
U ,,'i session when presented by W.
i."i kirk: president of the Virginia
R"talt Clothcrs' and Furnishers AS
S|ciation. yesterday started Il move
?lch; for the erection of Il half mil
non dollar auditorium in tho heart
~ tn" city.
"a city block. and would bc built in
fuch II WAY that ii could he used ms
vast han. large enough to take care
~ any gathering which Will be- hrid
rculd he divided into smaller as as.
scmbiy rooms FOR lesser orcauiZa-
ions. If So desired.
T. NJ. Tunnels. secretary OF the cx-
m"nt. stated yesterday that il was
mis- hciiof the movement will TAKE,
concerto form as soon as the EXPOSE
non closes this week.
Not oniy would the erection OF the
building proposed me-; with the APP
rroval o.: the manufacturers OF the
city. but il Is believed would also
have their whole hearted financial
,netailers and merchants of the city
"luiNocaliy IN favor II tn" PROPOSE
:;on and II is believed that if some
one takes the initiative and forms q
company TO prnmc;. the erection OF
tho building. capital will be forth
coming from every direction
The Wednesday, Club, because of
the poor location OF the City Audi
tG"ium and it, harn-liiic nature. has
been seriously handicapped in it's
work for years. and several proposal.
have been made by the CLUB for the
erection Of 4 suitable hall wh"r.
artists OF distinction could BE- brought
without the feeling of shame hy The
local promoters Of the cntcrprsc
Mr.. Kinks suE.rStiDn before the
Retail Merchants Association falls
III Emo with the general trend of IN.
pronosition in hand. his SuCEos;io ion.
liter being made. was adopted Ivy
Richmond Chapter, American AsSoci-
alton Of Engineers. ana a committee
vas APPOINTED to look into The adj
Visibility of promoting the rroposi-
ton. That the matter could be made
n profitable Investment is not doubt
cd. hut it IS hoped to make tho promo
Siuon municipal affair and opcrat.
N" building for the benefit OF sew
c"al organizations which would he
financially Interested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
CREDIT MEN WILL.
MOVE TO DEFEND
RESERVE SYSTEM
Discuss Ways to Adjust
Matters at Meeting Fri
day Afternoon.
LOCAL BANKS ARE NOT
TAKING CAROLINA CHECKS
Collect on System in Use for
Years Disrupted by Action
OF Small Bankers.

- sil; men OF The city OF Richmouu.
fNcei h. one OF the most serious
-.;Hatou which has arisen in recent
years with regard TO trade relations
Nfti NORTH Carolina. through the
nassasa OF law there which dis
rupis the par clearance. and inc!den-
tally ,bc entire credit syStem which
has been in vogue. which is further
complicated hy the injunction secured
~ l'j banks against tho Federal Re-
serve system, Will hold a special
meeting Friday afternoon IN the
board rooms OF the First National
Sank !" consider what steps can he
aiken TO meet the situation.
IHc credit Mems Association of
n" city = behind the meeting and
She matter VIII he discussed from
every angle with the idea of deter
W!n'ns what can hc done TO clear
things up and readjust the situation.
vas reported yesterday that
cnHchs tor deposit, which must be
SoNactot through North Carolina
"%nHS because Of the present un-
sHtt!ca situation.
" 70 declared by officials OF iarc,
concerns here tina; fully 30 per cen:
A' business OF manufacturers OF
RtCh'noud is done I'm the CaroIinaS
AND that his is being seriously ham
i'.t'i anu i'i!uT'h through the dis
rfpilCn of the credit system which
mas been used for many years.
y J. gro liable that members Of the
Frt"r1. Reserve BANK here will h.
present ~ the meeting tomorrow ana
WI ,.Ap'ain wha; Is being done by
! n" tcHera! Reserve Bank to offset
TIE actions 0f the North Carolina
parks IN their war" upon tho col
lection system through the fee sys-
tom "h!eh is instituted through The
lew iA"s of that state The bank is
nov PREPARING to have the case when
u comes up IN state courts in March.
E'"rred - tho Federal Courts and
: Sc.'r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

I when had lowered over them for :,
moment,
delegations from the Retail Mcr-
chants Association. headed by See.
| rotary w y. Clark. expressed entire.
sympathy IN the movement. .iyiu,,
rs one prime reason. the great in
convenience 10 'nerchants in deliver
nr goods by means OF green" driv-
crS OF duplication on street name.
from the American Legion. headed
by Branch Johnson. who suggested
t"ai tn" committee name an dup,i-
axe streets after the dead heroes Of
the World War. dcsienatine such
streets as Gold star Thorou.br,rns :,
and frCm the Daughters of !;lc war
OF 1872, headed by Mrs. William !
'uud. who presented Il LIST OF n:,m.S
notable IN ihat time.
One delegation rcftcScutiuG The
Brook ThoroUGhfarc Ngsocj,i.ou.' ;.
.rW or-oni%ation, formed probably
;nr me occasion. headed "a! f:rnst
", W. 49, fin,i@%, W,o deplored any effort
stated that for many years old
hrook Avenue had been ,hc main
,9or"cS mare from Broad street to
n.a,gW Tavern. and. while It's house
srniZed. the old name should l..
"etatned. with the word "Thornuch-
;acc added.
Councilman Morton. wao INTRO
"nced the ordinance in Council. pre-
S,niyd the measure and Tho spcak-
rs ne himself urging speedy action
On the part of the committee
Director of Public Works Saviilr.
VS. introduced by Chairman Fuller.
who stated that he fslt sure the
new director would use his energies
ana h'S ingenuity in sira!ghicnia"
out the str .ct cntaugI"u.n.
Director Savil!c replied that IN.
honed in a very short while 20 10
Hhic - present some concrete pro-
gram tor action. He suggested that
a list OF suitable names hc furui shed
Ms Office. 50 that u systematic MAN
OF operation might ne started. and he
would uppIy the streets with naMes
~ - suitable arrangement a. nos s!-
bio. lie felt that IN the rcarrancc.
mont All parties miEh; be satisfied
He believed tha; historic and ae1lti-
mental IDEAS might prevail SO far
as changing the names OF nu,nb.rc
streets, he felt that this would no,
BE- necessary. that with 81 little re-
ira cement OF numbers Of houses
the difficulties might he removed
After hearing from all sides mo
commute" adjourned 10 meet al the
Sa!! 81 the chairman. Chairman pul-
Ter said lie would call th.. committee
az .in carly date, after the members
han studied tho situation aud had
Evt':n ~ touch with the Director of
iuh'!c No!kS. at which timc specific
steps would be taken to bring order
Gu; ot chaos.
Members OF the committee present
Wsre; Chairman Fuller Aldermen
W99S3dE Erps. Councilmcn English.
SH!LlNan. Atkinson. Moore Rose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
TUCKER is EXPECTED
N RICHMOND FRIDAY
{ IDeidms .or Governor l. Delight
AZ Vii Situation - He Finds
i II Norfolk

---- y-, -es sszi4za-ta-s
6, @-- E-a-= st- las; night
rI ~ tE- :ez: ~ Ticker IS
E-'' -.-f---- aF--h t-.cul, or
.--t',rtt i'--'a-. 90 -.z s-5=-Ha-
.. - 60 .ataea Nau-
go --,- -.zt .-rg'HrE IN mat
'-- 20 .s- --z- Ep-EaI :rsy and
ts- - azl :e=.s-o 2l E4ats 60:
-1--s --=.- ---= t.--aG- p It'd -
s.-,
81. zpe -ea 20 -saee
wt=a F:.ssg -no.a-as :of It sag
A. E'.-s.e aeaa4-srtefs laere yas
rr'..-- - s.N= gl- "a. t.eat The
g--!s;s a. 0-S! handling -..upa! Z "a
....'A -rs ard s"ni.n- out .uSt-Cc-
t.1gs ~ -. ,a-lDgs district Iuanasrrs
=e.eiet triunl. is cGs .u Richmond
saturday morning
- th- A@-te4asteEa o J.i.en iIuu.
ss"et:@.s :or tgit,e.na't. Governor,
stated tiat nc had received assur-
ahcea r! large supper. from :A-
= Mn District. wherr his .i.GL,nanis
az" naa.-.=rlng awI.
j ha.. been very uaupy uvc; mex,
/ !rn;h noe water SAID Senator GGuu.
ma iaA@n Two tr!ps u SoriolS
I ~ ;'HI ~: l't"oh brilliant. IN the
N39ih'ru section Things ar" lonEins
1F. ana around i.EDchbI-E ana .oa-
ngEe M friends ar. very h.sy Ny
oTS"nl z"i!gn in Richmond j. ussutn-
/ .-S .H.-NcG stag. Within Z. short
ELL snail. take tour Il INC
: pie %. letters and ,o..sra,ns on
ne ""sHS lu ne Fdqrari,rs ai'.strd 10
! yass
IN" :ac, tina; CAPTAIN -Jim Rai.
| IN. brpiiniinent railroad man OF
! Shurch ii..!, known .u E.wlort News
almost as well as la EichIror,d hmI
/ coin on, for iilp.n was receive
| Win pleasure At the hcadguurtcrs Of
| ,,:i' candidate in MuTpays Hotel! Mr
I ~ tn" week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
EDUCATORS TO MEET
Sprcini session has hr-n called 4,
convene March tu Consider
Large Number of tDuIicnIi,u.

Ihe state Board Of Education has
nttH called 10 meet on March 5. Al
.h!s time the board VII! go into
the election Of divisional superin-
,t'hrhlS Tor which there is a larg.
>.h"TatiCn. y number of women mr..
.%p"eicd 10 be on tho FISTS Tor am
20 ."tment. j; l. stated that women
h"'' tne sam" rights ana privileges
III ines" contests as the men. M.
names Of but two women. Mrs j. ~
n"F"i!E, @! fittsy!van.a County. and
MISE !daiiH Fctty, Of Campbell Couu-
h"fe n."d their applications. but
others in til. on!nc. whose i,,nors
W"i - in mana before March S. m.
board announces that nppointe.s inu.t
o" prepared 20 devote their cntir.
nm" l" the work laid on, for them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
REMAINING OF STREETS IN
HIGHLAND PARK PROVOKES
REPARTEE IN COlNlNTTTEE
Proponents OF 'Nirsnia' Oulnumbcr Those of Caro-
Ina Legion Wants Names Of World War He
rocs Used-SariIlc Will Decide Discussion

Swampcd with suggestions for
sired; names. the Council Committee
o. streets las, night sat through
Two hours of animated oratcry from
loading citizens OF various SECTIONS
OF the city. ana officials from various
civic and commercial organizations.
The rules of the committee were not
strictly enforced by Chairman ord
way FULLER and delegations were per-
mi,ted 10 indulge In little pleasant
hadinage. in urging their particular
names
The most animated discussion arose
between two dclecatIons from High
land Park. One representing tho
Citizens Association OF tina; section.
suggested that the name Of Virginia
Avenue. If it. had TO lac changed. n.,
made Caroline Avenue. \ delegation
of citizens. about thirty strong.
headed by K. {. l.onean and W. II.
sutton. strenuously opposed the name
Carolina" a'li insisted that If 'Vir-
riu!a" could not be retained. The
thcronrhiarc be named either Prince
ton or Woodclinc. In support Of his
contention that "Cavoiluu" be cl!min-
ated from any consideration Lv the
committee, Mr. LouEan asked his sup
portcrs 10 stand up. Whcr,upon
more than half the entire delegation.
ana it Was =. large delegation. arose
This Spectacular incident evoked loud
applause and Laughter from every See
ton o! the Council Chamber. eNccp;
from 81 very fcw over in the corner.
wherein sat five "Caroliniuns"
Il told YOU So exclaimed Air SUI
ton as he waved his arm in tho iircc-
tion Of the heaming crowd who
stood at attention before the COM
mittec. There are only "a few Caro-
linianS living in Virginia Avenue,
ANA YOU see here the great majority.
who ar" VirGinians Give ~ VIZ
rinia, but IL YOU nave 10 change tho
name. for goodness sake. don; make
/; Carolina.
Mr.. Longau explained that one of
the main reasons why carolina was
taboo was due 10 the fac; that few
Of the residents Of Virginia Avenue
GO uld pronounce the name correctly.
They say Car liner he de-
c!ared This caused another laugh.
and The lizzie delegation Of Caro-
lir.ars applauied vociterously. there
by exercising their ea,ire sympathy
9i,a the suggested ar-augenca;, and
S;t.,S 81: iae !-t:is cloud of gloom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
BARROW IS ELECTED HEAD
.0F BANKERS ASSOCIATION
Miller, Freeman, Pebble and Nc
adams Speak Ortimistically
on Situation.

harrow. president or the
ar'nsrs aud Mercnsr,s' Bank. in
AIhemar!e County. was chosen urssi-
erat 81 Group ). Virginia Bankers
800 Laltn. al us annual meeting
."Sl h.NAt In The Jefferson not.i
other officers selected Mt tbis 49,
W.T"; u Z. Cunningham. vicc-pr"si
o"nt, and IL. !. AUGUSTINE. secretary.
NJ gH~s!c talks on the financial
%..An Vi Miller. Ir br Douglas :;
freeman. Charles y. Pcplc. governor
o. me Federal Reserve Bank nn,!
ps"p!c Keep "a Stcrdy head and avon;
dhE i..T II Impending tragedy was
gwen By all Speakers. Following
lhr t-!Es. q buffet luncheon Was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
BIG BUILDING PROJECTS
'"'''ch'i'hs Iii"d for Permits g.,
hui'd Large apartment House
and Funeral rarIurs

IN application for bu.Iair.. NOV.
MI wa iiled with IuapottGr ifu,lAr
s se,, 10y Elizabeth V i.e,. wha
S .la,,. n,,!alcs n" erection OF q four-
sipU,GU0. '''
!. r. Christian. also. Gl.,
pliGai,nn i"r. Hermit 80 builn a ,iI,nn-
"a, -. "'..ct"ra ohee al tne corner o,
cost 5000 w. ~
Bota applicat ons wiH Irobahly IL,
acted upon this week. "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
To5ay and Tonight
in Richmond

Richmond Manufacturers Expo
Siti0n. GrayS' trmorS. IL.
Womnn's Auxiliary. Post l.,
American Legion. Jefferson Hotel,
at "a.
Council Committee ON Fiunncc.
City Hall. 4.
Council Committee On Ordinnnrc,
city Hail. =.
ltaskctbnti: Church IIlII Athletic
Cirh NrrSus Medical College OF
Virginia. $3.50.
haSiSctbnll: University of itch
MONT versus University of Rich
noud. WcSthnmptOn, S:sO.
Strnnd, Dark.
ACADEMY; Vaudeville mud pie
lures, 3. T:f5, g:3U.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
SUIT AGAINST CITY
T.. T.. >chr.id, Claims 5000 for A.
legged Bnmn.-s to Ills Prom
crty ny Grinding

d"mag" I" his property TO the cy-
i"ili "f $1,000. bv street grading i'm.
proveW"nts. Z T.. Schmid, ins,?tut"d
I,Ni, Tor that amount IN the I.nw ana
i.HhltE Court. ana the case is roU,
on irial Nr Schmidt claims ina,
rgrii"n % E.s property was ehur
On from otn"r parts 90 Il through
th sFac!-s. III, hearing viii prui.-
hhiE consume another dsy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
I,rInii Grncrr. IN ,,...

Ihe itIchm9n1 Nolal Grooers' A..
".ciot'on Nyili meet Ionight a, 4
o'"!ock in the EIkg' hone to diScuss
~ tte's relative to the Richmond
roo Sho" and Bette" Homes Ex.
pos 'Ion. 20 Oo held i'm th.. ,;rtys'
Armpry April through o iu,!ustIc.
I.hd@r Tie auspices OF IN. Richmond
lttiai' Groccrs Association ONLY n
.t" p"pths remain for IN" show. If
va announced yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
suit on rrini.

The suit of the Union Bank Of
Canhda. OF rorotO. against l.. NJ
TelIc. for sl,1lt.S0 is on trial in tn"
city Circuit Court. The bank claims
the amount due as the result. OF a
business transaction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The condition of Rttl. A,,,c.ll.,
Arnold lsainey. whose homo is ~ 100
North ADDISON Street. vas roDSrtsd
As being much. improved at mo Re.
FIRST brought to the hospital sh. yraS
suffering with a severe case OF 40.
I,endicitis, and was taken 10 Tn. hos
rhal, where II Was found thar the
appendix had been rupturcd and TIM,
peritoHitis had get in. Kidney trouble,
followed, then rncumonIa and finally
another abdominal operation had to
ae performed.
No action was taken YESTERDAY I'm
the remaining streets discussion al the
meeting Of the Streets. Roads and
Parks Committee Of The Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce Coleman
Workman IL chairman OF the com