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New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
PLANS FOR NEW
PUMPING STATION
May Be Accepted by Board of Water
Commissioners Which Meets With
Consulting Engineers Monday

81 Plans for the new pumping station
to be installed in the northeast corner
Of the town OF Bristol. for the pur-
pose of facilitating the water supply
of the city Of New Britain will be
discussed at a meeting of the board
of water commissioners to be held In
city hall Monday evening at 7.30
o'clock. Plans and specifications for
the station, new pipeline etc. will be
submitted by representatives Of
Hazen. Fuller and Whipple, consult
ing engineers Tor the station. The
board Of commissioners will consider
accepting the plans and the probable
signing Of contracts.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
MISS HOLLINS WINS.

New London, Aug. 5.-Miss Marion
Hollins of Westbrook, former met
ropolitan and internationalist who
made such brilliant showing In this
years British ladies' tournament,
won the annual women's Invitation
golf tournament OF the Shenecossett
Country club here today, by defeating
Mrs. H. Arnold jackson of Greenwich,
former national and metropolitan
champion by and /. An enthusiast
tic gallery OF over 500 followed tho
players.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
CHICAGO BANKERS MEET.
To Devise Ways and Means for Audit
ing Defunct Banks Affairs.

Chicago, Aug. Representatives
from the state bank examiners office
directors of the closed Michigan Ave-
nue. Trust Co.. and investigators from
the states attorneys Office met to-
day to plan a complete audit of the
bank affairs.
With the trail Of Warren c. Spur
gin, missing bank president. apparent
ly lost in Mexico authorities here were
turning attention today to the state
department in an effort to obtain his
extradition m case he is located south
of the border.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
SCHOOL OPENED

Glasses in Religion Being Conducted
Every Afternoon This Moth at
Rackliffe Heights.
The Children's Home School OF Re-
ligion was started at the Institution
on Rackliffe Heights Tuesday after
noon by the Rev. F. H. wilkins The
school sessions will last one month.
Over SO children were registered
the opening afternoon. Singing, Bible
stories, and other like subjects are
taught the youngsters. The. text book
fundamentals of Christianity" by
Rev. J. E. Klingberg is the one used
by the students. The minister in
charge of the school commented this
morning on the good training which
the children showed in their lvannerA
in the classroom and in general every
day etiquette.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
TRUSTEE is APPOINTED
Will Have Charge of Affairs of Defunct
Jitney Bus Business.

Bridgeport. Aug. 5.-Appointment of
former Mayor Henry Lee as trustee of
the defunct Danbury and Bridgeport
Traction Co. was affirmed by Referee in
Bankruptcy ]. ]. Keogh today. The
trustee was authorized to allow the
lines to continue operation until Aug
ust 16.
The company was the first here to
be denied permit by the public utili-
ties commission to operate buses. and
three days later filed a petition in
bankruptcy.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
TUFTS CASE CONTINUES.

Boston. Aug. 5.-The twenty odd
thousands OF dollars which District
Attorney Nathan A. Tufts Of Middle
sex county deposited in banks at
about the time in 1917 that Daniel
H. Coakley was disbursing thousands
in effecting settlement of threatened
litigation against New York motion
picture producers, was again taken
up for inquiry today at the trial of
Tufts before the supreme court on
charges Of malfeasance in Office.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
AUSTRIA WANTS FUNDS.
Will Make Immediate Appeal to Al
lied Supreme Council.

London, Aug 5.-(By Associated
Press. )-Austria will appeal to the
allied supreme council which meets
N Paris next Monday for immediate
financial aid on the grounds that the
international scheme for rehabilita-
ton of the remnants of the dual mon
archy has failed thus far to function
This was learned today coincident
with a statement by DR.. MAMMALIAN
Bach, Austrian minister in London
that his nation faced a critical stu
aiion growing out Of the failure to
obtain loans. which he said was large
ly resultant from the American poll
icy of granting no further credits to
Europe which were not authorized by
congress.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
ACTION IS CONTEMPLATED.

Washington, Aug. 5.-Libel pro-
coedings in New York to obtain for
fixture of the British schooner Hen
ry L. Marshall, seized as a liquor
.,nuggler, are contemplated by the
Justice department. Acting Attorney
General EcH Announced.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
in
WALL Street STOCK
EXCHANGE REPORTS

Wall Street close Liquidation
coupled with aggressive short selling
caused a considerable extension of
early losses in the final hour Drug
broke "a to a new low level at
S2h. General Asphalt lost and
Mexican Pet. points. Standard rail-
roads were also poured out freely.
The closing was weak.
Sales appropriated 100000 shares.
(New Goak, Stock Exchange quots-
members OF the New York Stock Ex-
change)
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
BOXING COMMISSION HERE

Mayor Curtis has received a letter
from the newly appointed state box
ing commission asking that a city
boxing commission be appointed to
act in cooperation with the state
BODY. lnasmuch as the City of New
Britain already has a city boxinS
commission this body will act with
the state commission.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
CRUISE AROUND WORLD.

New York, Aug. 5. - cruise
around the world in hia yacht Aloha
will be started soon by Arthur Cur
tiss James, former commander of the
New York Yacht club, 1t was an
nounced today. Mr.. James is fitting
out tho yacht, which Is one OF tho
largest in the world and said he ex-
pected to be gone Is months. His
nrst course will be toward the Far
East.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
DENIES REPORT.

New York, Aug. S.-Walter. B. Ter
hume, freight agent of the export trans
portatlon corporation, which acts as
managing agent for the Ottoman Am
erica line, today denied that the Turk
ish steamer Gul Djemal carried any
munitions of war for the Turkish Ma
tionalists when she sailed from New
York, July 3d.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
TROOPS WITHDRAWN

Bellows Falls, VT, Aug. 5.-Orders
of withdrawal Of the two companies
of Vermont militia sent here last
Saturday to guard the property of the
Champlain Realty Co. and the In
ternational Paper Go. because of : a
STRIFE situation, were received today
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
AFFECTS MOVIE INDUSTRY.

Washington. Aug. 5.-Informing the
nate that important developments"
ID been made in Europe in manufac-
ring motion pictures. Senator wads-
nth. republican, New York, has in
oduced resolution calling upon the
partment Of commerce for informa-
"a regarding the improvements and
sir probable effect on the American
lustry.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
RESIGNS AS MANAGER.

+. j. Mc1nerney of 81 Beaver street
for the past six months, manager of
the Beavers baseball team, has re-
signed his position. His resignation
was accepted at the meeting of the
club. held last evening Mr.. McIner-
ney would like to hear from any
other team in the city desiring a
manager.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
BROKERAGE HOUSE FAILS.

Boston, Aug. s. = The brokerage
Arm Of Hugh J. Diamond and Co..
members Of tho New York and Bos-
ton stock exchanges. made an assign
ment today to Daniel J. Lyme as trus-
tee. No announcement was made as
to the extent Of the liabilities. The
house IL q comparatively small one.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
EWsPAPER IN DIFFICULTIES.

Bridgeport. Aug. County Commits
ner Frank e. Ballard and other
ckholders today asked Judge j. w.
INKS OF the superior court to appoint
receiver for the Evening Star Of this
y. Allegation of nismana cement
3 made. 1t was said that the news
per was $45. 900 in debt at the last
COUNTING.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
JOHNSTON DEFEATED.

Newport, r. L., Aug. 5.-Watson M.
Washburn Of New York, defeated VIM.
M. Johnston Of San Francisco, in a
hard fought match in the semi finals of
the tennis tournament here today. The
score was 4-G, 6-3, SO. 1-6, "a.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
U. S. OCCUPATION PROTESTED.

Washington, Aug. 5-Protest against
continued American military occupation
of Haiti and San Domingo was made to-
day to a senate investigating commit
tee by representatives of organizations
seeking to regain independence for the
island republics"
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
WANTS TO GET REWARD.

WANTS TO GET REWARD.
,nicago. Aug. 5.-James McShane,
tstant states attorney. today re-
yed telegram from. M e. Clinton
Chihuahua City, Mexico, saying
4 he would turn over Warren c..
ssrBin, missing Chicago banker, to
! police II a sufficient reward was
red. Mr.. MeShane replied that
only reward ns knew of was one
1860. 81.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05
VISIT BIBLE SCHOOL
Rev. Henry Maier and Junior Achieve
ment Workers See Children in
Work Session at. Vacation School.

Work Session at Vacation School.
S-5-sT t-fr. - -;
Rev. Henry W. Maier, the Misses
Wallen and Jain and several local
Junior Achievement workers were
among. the persons who attended the
morning session of the Daily Va
cation Bible school held each day in
the First church under the direction
Of Rev. F. II. Wilkins. The. visitors
were impressed with the amount, of
work done by the children and the
large scope covered. The, school has
another week for, sessions during
which the registrants will finish any
uncompleted work. The, picnic will
DO held next Wednesday at Com
pounce. The. committee in charge of
the vacation school will meet this aft
ernoon to arrange for the, outing and
exhibition Of work to be presented at
McMillan's store next week.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05

MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED.
A license to wed was issued by City
Clerk Thompson to Edward j. Little.
widower, and Mrs. Nellie Wilkin-
son, widow. both of 21x Main
street, this morning
New Britain herald., 1921-08-05

Miss Elizabeth j. Moore.
The funeral of Miss Elizabeth J..
Moore will be held at 9 o'clock to-
morrow morning at st. Mary's church.
The burial will be In st. Mary's new
cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
ENGINEERS HEAR REPORT
ON SYSTEMS OF coming
Document Is Turned Over TO
Allen ]. Savillc. Public
Works Director.

" l. Gopis"ll, chairman Of the En-
c!ncrrs' Association committee on
zouinG. n.dc . lengthy report at the
lErchcon in S;umpcs Hotel ycstcr-
dag a poon. The committee visited
PHILADELPHIA. Ncw York aud oi,er
Northern and Eastern cities AM
studied the systems OF coming. The
report gave the feature parts % each
system in the several cities. /, WAS
turned over To- Allen j. Saviile. pi-
rector az Public Works.
Il was announced tina; 4 meeting
of tn" association would 5r held neat
week NJ thr University Club. ut which
tim" Louis Brownlow. city mana ger
# Petersburg VIII deliver an ad-
dress ON the coming proposition Mr..
Erownlow was one Of the commissions
c-S III Washington. l.. G.. when tho
coming systcm was pvt into effect.
ard he So thoroughly acquainted with
the details.
on Monday. October Il. the organ,-
zation VIII hold a good roads meet
ing in the auditorium OF the Mcchan-
les Institute. 1t which time DR.. ~ y.
Johnson, dean o: engineering at tho
Maryland State College. viii speak
on some phase o: economy. survey
ana traffic census rs ;hcy affect tho
choosing o: \ state system oi roads.
II is expected that The movie. "Vir-
Ein!a's Hour" VIII be shown ut that
TIME
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
BODIES Of WAR HEROES.
ARE ON WAY TO VIRGINIA
Those of Two Richmondcrs.
Killed in France. Arrive
al Hobokcn Thursday.

Bodies of Richmond and Peters
burg heroes or the world war will
arrive at IIoboken. " j. Thursday
ana VIII he brought {" their home
cities for burial. according to al
vices received here yesterday
Among the bodies expected on
Thursday arc those Of priVat. Cohy
l.. Wcathcrford. OF Colonial Heights.
near Petersburg: Private Powhatan
lichard$on Dance. Of this city. and
Sergeant Raymond W. Rector, of
Highland Park
Private Weathcrford enlisted for
service in the Petersburg Grays.
Company q. Onc Hundred and Six
,ccnth Infantry. Twcn,y-ninth nj
"!sion. and was Killed by a gas shell
explosion on October -. 1918. while
acting rs runner for battalion
Headquarters. Members Of Company
.. Petersburg GrayS, Will attend tho
funeral. Burial will bee in Blandford
Cemetery. Petersburg.
Private Dance. who was son OF
w. Freeman Dance. was killed in
service with the United states marine
corps in the Argonnc offensive No
vemher /, 1918. lie attended the
Joan Marshall High school and Me
Cures University School. from
which he. matriculatcd TO the Viz
rinia Military Institute, which insti-
tuition ne left in June, l9iS. to cnlis;
in the marines.
Private Rector was Il son OF Mrs.
i. w. Rector Of 1917 Second Avenue,
Highland Park. and wac killed IN
action on October :. 1918. in the
Mcuse Argonnc offensive.
Arrangements for the funerals OF
the three heroes Will h,. announced
later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
JACK W. DAVIS INDICTED
ON CHARGE OF MURDER
l2ll Other True Bills Brougll,
In by Hastings Court
Grand jury.

The October term Of the Hastings
Court convened yesterday. Judge
u. G. richardson. just returned from
Europe occupied the banch. Charles
4. Taylor foreman of The grand jury.
handed IN l25 Indictments. including
i number OF unlicensed merchants
and sixteen against persons charged
with violation of tho prohibition
laws. Among the indictments was
that against Jack w Davis. who is
CHARGED with the murder Of Charles
l.. CHAPMAN on July -. John II.
McT'air VAS also Indicted on the
charge "f killing Anderson Watson
IN an assault with an axe on sep
t"mhcr ,. Dates for the trial OF
th"s" two men will be fined today.
other indictments Were: j. p.
Bartlett. grand larceny; James Bnr-
reil. housebrcak Nat Clay. rob
h"-y' Herman Dawson. houscbrcaI5-
ing; William Evans. burglary:
Thomas Johnson, houschrcakinE:
Charles Jackson. houScbrcakinr:
James King. robbery; Emmett Shcp-
herd. burglary.
Cases Will Ice SO; for hearing ana
III" pctit jury VIII he called on
Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
TALK MEDICAL MERGER
AT JOINT SESSION TO-DAY
Governor Calls Boards of Wis
iiors of Institutions to
Il Conference.
DENTISTS PETITION TWO BODIES
committee From state tSSurin lion
Appears to- Press Vicws-Nn Deli
mite Action Taken AT Separate
Meetings Held Inst Night

Nt the call of Governor Davis. the
members of the board Of visitors OF
The Mcdical College of Niruiui: and
the board of visitors of the univcr-
siiy of Virginia Will hold a Join; scs-
sion in the House of Delegates at il
O'Clock today TO discuss III. prob
lens Involved IN the proposed con-
soiidation of the medical department
OF the University of Virginia and the
Medical College of Virginia. under the
terms of bill passed at the last
LcgiS tturc.
Last night the two boards held
separate meetings. The board of
visitors of the Medical College of
virginia met at the college. while the
members of the board OF visitors Of
inc University of Virginia held their
session at the Wcstmorcland Club.
committee representing the state
Dental Association appeared before
caSl Of the boards and laid the dental
situation before them. II was stated
by the committeeman that if the dem
tai department. of the medical college
is not continued in Richmond. that
the dental profession would bc un-
able 10 hold it's present high rating.
II Is not known when any com
mittces viii be permitted To appear
before the joint session today.
The boards OF visitors OF tho tWp
institutions last night laid their in
dividual plans for action in the Joint
conference today. Neither hoard il
was said, was certain OF the nroC"-
dure TO he taken at today's meeting,
hence. there was no definite action
taken last night.
The incoming LEGISLATURE Will de-
eide whether or not the two schools
shall be consolidated. and If consol-
idatcd. where the college may he
located.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
AppIy for IIuiIdins Permits.

\ large number of applications for
building permits was filed with In
SpectOr Butler yesterday, including
The following:
Mrs. William II. White. repairs 10
dwelling nt 2022 Monument Avenue,
cost, $4,000: James j.. Bradley, 20 re-
pair dwelling ut 33lI Bellevue Ave-
nue.. cost $500: W. T.. sullivan. 10
build garage at 25oI Eas; Marshall
Street. cost, $3.50: Mrs. Lena Tens.r.
TO repair dwellings, at $40 and 92S
Lewis street. $500; w. 7. Clark. Ia
build garage on Lewis street. be
tween Spring and Wiltshire streets.
$3.50. and :. r"rcl, To repair struC-
lures at 2227 and 222? Ncnabic street
300
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
PLACES MAP OF CITY
IN POST-OFFICE LOBBY
New Bulletin Gives Information RE-
iniiNc to Points Of interest
i'm the cay.

Following Instructions from Post
mnstcr-Gcncral Will Hays that the
poSt-oi'icc he made sources of in
formation, Postmaster Thornton has
had good sized map showing the
ward lines OF the city OF Richmond.
the streets and Improvement place.
designated thereon. placed in n prom
incnt place in the lobby Of the Rich
moud post-Otlicc.
With the map is list Of the vari-
Gus government departments. the
name OF til. officer in charge: a list
of the state oiiicicrS and where their
Offices are located. the names of the
officers OF the state militia. names
and address "f hospitals. names and
addresses OF various organizations.
including hospitals. parks. places OF
interest, libraries, schools, GENE
tcrics, the substat!onS OF the post
office. and the names and addrcssc $
Of city officials
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
LILY BLACKS" NAME
HOUSE CANDIDATES.
VIII Meet Again an Friday Night 10
consider Saac> for ali MunicipaI
Officers

Following lengthy and aninntor
meeting ~ True R"formcrs Nall last
night, tn" Lily R'Gcks' wing of Tho
q q. y. nominated a fan ticket .or
,h' House OF Delegates. AZ a late
""ur IN" meeting adjourned To as
s"ihh!e az the same place at : o'clock
frlnaF night Ia consider the practl-
'ani!itN OF naming t!ckt for muni-
cipal Offices.
The candidates for tn" House Of
Delegates nominated LAST night arc.
Or u. y. Ferguson. Il iG. B.vc~ly.
Dr. J. II. blackwell. c. Bernard Gil
pin and Maude T.. Mundjn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
REEL NEWS CLEANED
AT WELLS THEATERS
At the BiiOlI.

When man goes single
handed into New York's under
world to rescue a beautiful girl
there is bound to be heap OF
trouble, and that is what hap
pens in after Midnight" Con-
way Tearle's latest Selznick Pic
ture, which is playing at the
Bijou Theater again today and
tomorrow. Conway Tearle is
seen in the dual role Of Gordon
and Wallace Phillips, two broth
ers of widely different character.
IA Devilish Romeo" the COM
edy supplemental on the same
program, is unusually interest
ing. World series returns will
be received by direct wire tomor-
row.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
Today and Tonight
In Richmond
Virginia state Fair. Gat.sc opcn

Virginia state Fair. GatcSc open
~ NJ: fireworks 1T night.
Races. state Fair. l. NJ.
Wo'nan's League, Cary street
settlement. $ i. NJ
reception. Cathedral Parish
House. II North Laurel street. $40
: l.. NJ.
Conference. Mayors office. II
II \. NJ.
rotary club. Richmond Hotel IL
o'clock.
Country Club Of NtrEinia-third
match play. annual solf tourney.
For plays. see "'rhcatcr Calcn-
lar on Editorial Page.
Joint meeting. Medical College
# Virginia and University of Vir-
Eimia boards OF visitors. !'ousc OF
Delegates. II y. NJ.
War Memorial Library Board.
louise OF Delegates. = i. NJ
Executive committee. Noun:
Democrat. Of Virginia. board
DOM. Federal Trust Company. 1
T.. NJ.
W"man's Advertisers Club
Mmrphy's Hotel. l.. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
CITY OFFICIALS ORGANIZE
FOR TAX LAW REVISION
Ainslic ii lad Committee
Named to Map Out a Plan
of Procedure.
TO ,E,ror,rA,.rzE LEGISLATURES
Declare Present. System Is Unjust as
IL Affects Municipalities al Lir-
Ginin-rr";:rnm B"dy Meets at call
of Chairman.

That the leading cities I'm Virginia
will take active steps toward direct
ing the attention Of tho General As
scmhly TO what their officials term
the UNJUST and unfnir tax laws rs
thoy affect tho cities" was shown
yesterday AZ conference held i'm tho
Office Of Mayor George missile ON
Gals representing 4 number % the
more important cities E Virginia
were present. Tho general tax Sit
uation was fully discussed, partition
larry Tire sections pertaining u the
cities
y committee was named 20 pre-
parc Drosra.l Of procedure in an
preaching tho General Assembly
Mayor Aiuslc IS Chairman OF the
committee, which embraces City
Manager Z. H. Ashburucr. Of Norfolk:
City Manager Louis Brownlow. OF
Petersburg. Frank Talbot. director
Of utilities. % Dauvillc. and General
lcrvcy. city manager or Portsmouth.
This committee VIII Meet a; the call
%! The chair
Tnose attending the conference
were: Charles Il. Ashhurncr. city'
manaSc- pc Norfolk; General Jcrvcy.
city manager Of Portsmouth; Z. w.
thinner. Mayor ot Petersburg; Louis
Erownlow. city manaEcr OF retcrr-
burg: l.. G. Crimson. city clcri OF
Portsmouth: a. i. pannill. commits
sloncr of revenue cr Norfolk. X. II.
Erinklry. c!ty manager of suffolk;
Alderman Idnscomh. OF suffolk; Gig
Councilmcn carter {. Jones anl i.
RaloiEh Phillips. OF the Finance Com
rni:tcc OF RichmouG, and Mayor AIMS
Ito Sergeant George L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
WAR MEMORIAL MEETING
WILL BE- HELD TONIGHT
Subcommittee Reports OH
Method by Which Architect
Is TO Be Selected.

tonight At o'clock Joint meet
Ing ~, me state Library Board and
'he virginia War Memorial Commits
SION having in hand tho awarding
:" a contract for the proposed So
gI''"v' memorial building to be erect
held In the hall of tho Hons NJ
Delegates. va
me subcommittee. headed by
NEhnhahi X. Meredith. named Mt the
last joint session. will submit, :, rn
port on the method to be pursucJ
III ia" selection of an architect, Tho
f'pnit. ~ IS SAID. recommends that an
"rHh't,'' b" employed in an advisory
competitive. that the architect he
employed TO draw up the rules to
govern the competition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
issues n QurStionnnirc.

In order that the forty or more
speakers who have volunteered for
The Buy in Richmond" campaign to
he staged soon by the Chamber OF
Commerce. may be placed to the best
advantage. missionaries are being
sent out. The speakers are asked
TO give their lodge, church and bust
ness society ai,iliation. so that they
can be placed where they can do The
most good. The campaign Will be
started after the speakers have re-
ccivcd few days training
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04

almost every mail. This indicates
the widespread interest being tall.
IN the Spectacle which will reproduce
IN iablcau form Nirg!nia's Progress
since 1907.
Mrs. W. Samuel Goodwyn. of En-
poria has sent in an essay on ..Vir-
Gin!a Cavaliers. ami Fitzgerald
Flournoy. Suhprofcssor OF English at
Washington and Lee University, hae
sent the manuscript of The First
l'uty OF Southern Man OF Today
TO secretary Cridlin. These ESSAY.
VIII hc used NJ the various "Nahispa''
entertainments.
secretary Cridliu is arranging To
have the "Nahispa' entertainments
cpcn with nasS-mcoting In one OF
the parks He plans To have the
various bands Of the city participate
in the first exercises.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
rrw Chamber committee.

Tho foreign trade committee OF the
Chamber % Commerce, nominated last
"e"k and approved by John Kerr
Branch. president. yesterday. is COM
posed OF James 7. i;ylaHh. chairman
V. NJ Jones. +. .. I.am.rty. Dean VI.
Mills. Thomas l.. Moore. Edward u.
ouar!cr1 and =. L. Williams + VI.
kunnels. o; thu chamber, = s,>retar:
for the committee.