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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
OLD VIRGINIA DEBT
BONDS ARE WIPED OUT


Cheering news came out Of the New
York Stock Exchang" when it was
noted that tn. mcmortb" chapter in
legal and financial history growing
out ~ tn" contest between virginia
ana West Virginia as to liability FOR
debts incurred before the War BE
tween the states, had been brourh, to
an Official close.
Tn" bonds which had remained on
the exchanges list We're known as
Brown brothers ~ CO.. ISL" The
Brown committc" began receiving
deposits of Virginia certificates in
l>n>. ana accumulated $l4.3GO.SI2 OF
the various issues. The controversy
between III. states came Ia "a success
tul end last year. ana it is announced
that IN" issues held hy the brown
committee HAY" been exchanged tex
ccpt but $2Nj,a0il for new West Nir-
ginia (" l-2 'wcnty-ycar bonds now
selling at about SIS IL.
This * one OF III" most gratifying
acccntanccS on record. II j. stated
from Wall street, and is of special
'iGniican"c when the wide distribu-
. lion In this country and abroad Of
thc original certificates is considered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
CHRISTMAS MESSAGE.
AT ST. PAlTl.S CHURCH
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
MORLD WAS PREPARED
FOR CHRIST"S COMING

Continued From Third paEcy
new heart and a new spirit given TO
the sons who have come into the in
heritluc" can really save Thus.
when Judaism had served it's purpose
snd pagan religions as cold as i'atp
nass"s ana olympus. had failed -
touch tn" hearts az mon. God sent
forth Ills son. born of woman. born
under tho law. that lie might redeem
them that W"r. under tho law. that
SO might receive TIA" adoption OF
sous. And h"onus" y" az. sons. Goa
sent forth tn" spirit Of Ills Son into
"Hr hearts, crying. Abba Father
GAL i:J-T
-" Mt BE iin>t> Ia Condemn.
ut Us easy FOR Us who live ia thc3
'iIhr IL All that occurred 10 see tn.
rr"vidcnc" "f cod. 1t US not bc too
hasty IN cuuhcwr:ur those who dld
MOI So II at the time. They were
mistaken az to how IL would occur.
Few were Tho prophecies of His birth
as compared with those of Ills COM
Ing again They uistook The former
IL looking for the latter. Thus, only
a f." humhi. SoulS-Mury. joseph.
the Wis" men. the shepherds. Simeon
and Anna really understood the
meaning az his birth. How true 4
il tina, Thou has hid these thing from
ne wise ana prudent aud hast re-
y"al"d them unto babes Grcnt
scholars com" 10 know God. not hc-
cause th"y arc groa, scholars. but
because they hav" tho hearts OF lit
tie children. How wifi II bo when
He comes again VIII tho world be
eNpcctant OF VIII II all be misuuder-
stood? Wun Ills followers swing to
IN" other extreme 81 Interpretation
aud miss its Significance. even as II"
seemed TO hnpiy whom lie said: 30
hold. ! com" as a thief that IT, I'M
expected and Uuhcraldcd2
watch. therefore fof I!o w!F
come. Earth. thou grain os sand on
the shor" OF the Univcrs" az God
thou nothl"hcm amongst the prince
IS cities NJ tn" heavens thou art and
rrmuin"st. the Loved One amoupst
ton thousand sun ana worlds. 'he
chosen Of God, Thee VIII He again.
visit and then thou wilt prepare a
throne for Him, a thou ravest Him
a manper cradle; In his radlau,
glory wilt thou rejoice. as thou G!ist
once drink His blood and Ills tears
and mourn HIS death. ON thee has
the Lord great work 10 rerform.'r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
LESTER MAY SUCCEED
COLLECTOR H. |. HULCE
The" Folkcs l. Slated for
Place in Office of City
Treasurer.

1t was stated yesterday that with
the qualification OF Commissioners
Elect John l.. Rose. city lTrcasurcr-
Elect Herbert l.. Iulcc and city Ser
gcant- Elect John =. saunders. the
qualification o! the deputies for these
three Offices viii follow this week
Neither Mr.. Rose nor Mir. Hulcc have
made public announcement III the
personnel "f their official stan. |; *
said. however, that Mr. Rose viii
make Very few changes in tho oiIicc
Of Commissioner of the Revenue. II
was stated Yesterday ;hat The"
Fulkcs. now deputy in the office az
High Constable wyatt. would b... one
Of Mr. nulc.'s Deputies In IN" otiicr
of city Treasurer 1t was also said
unoiiicially. that Mir. IIulcc would
take two men with him from his pres
cnt fore" into tn" new Office.
All vacancies ia the oiiic- Of city
Collector will hc ullca hy Comptroller
Cofcr Nj. Co:,r said ho had not yet
contemplated Milling amy vacancies
in that office. except that ~ IN" coll
lcotor 1t is generally believed TIA"
chief deputy. Charl,s'il. Lester. Will
be promoted To- the Vacancy mad" by
IN" retiring OF Mr. lluic'.
There is It possibility Thar other
vacancies in thr collectors office may
not Toe filled until the question OF
consolidation IF the offices of collec-
tor ana treasurer is settled 1t is
likely that the LEGISLATURE may h"
asked To- allow the city 10 amend its
charter IN this particulars The
Richmond First Club has gone on
record as favuring III" consolidation.
as an economic measure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
MONUMENT METHODIST
TO HOLD entertainment
Sunday School Pupils Will
Give Christmas Celcbra-
ton Next "Wednesday.

Monument Methodist Sunday school
has completed all ARRANGEMENTS Tor
am elaborate Christmas PLAY CON
tanning thirteen musical numbers
written aud produced 10y =. H. ASH
burn. il. and W. l.. Pierre. to he
presented Wednesday ni-ht in til.
church auditorium AT o'clock Tn.
entire east contains nearly 100. in
ending The following. which are
principals
santa claus. !. l.. Mitchell
Grandma. Mrs T.. l.. smith.
Grandpa, 4. II. Fierce
Mrs. cityman. Mrs, H. =. Dalton
Mr.. citymau. W. &. ncady
Queen fairy Miss Virginia Jones.
Sandman. II. &. Dalton
witch. Miss Grace CummimS
First child. Miss Clara Miles Bur
ton
second child. Miss l;u;h collins
Willie. l'eliX VI. Nann
Mr.. Don't Hciicv", Nathan Lam
both
French doll, Miss Julia i.umpkin.
Japanese doll, Mis-, Virginia lam
both.
Indian doll. Miss Lucille Jones.
Dutch doll Miss Allcuc Runin
Tin soldier. George Wesley Jones
Ir.
Sauta's workmcn. fairy tenn tin
soldiers. French dolls. Indian dolls
Dutch dolls and japanese dolls mali"
M. the balance or the east. which is
wcli-traincd under the sole dircc-
tion of Mr.. picrc" Hud Mr. Ashburn
From all indications it promises
all that could he expected in the way
OF entertainments Tn. following
musical numbers will he sung during
the play: '''rircd" My Workmcu,
sleepy Holy Night" "IIo-IIo.'
Don't You Remember Away in
Manager" Sandman IL Coming"
Little Fairies Are We" Gift Song"
Fairy OF Dreams" ana grand finale
lay The entire east
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
FOUR PEOPLE ARE INJURED
IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS
J. J. Bankenship Is Hurt While Attempting to Cross
at Seventh and Broad Streets-Says 1t Was I'm
avoidable and Opposes Arrest.

-Four people we're injured yesterday.
two of them seriously, ia a series Of
automobile accidents IN which one
LAR was demolished and seven other
Gamaugcd.
In attempting to cross =, seventh
aud Broad Streets, J. J. B!aukcnship
5ell pcicawrrr Avenue. Was struck
by AN automobile proceeding cas-; on
the ihorongh!arc. In a statement to
police. the pedestrian said the acct
dent was unavoidable and requested
n" arrest be made. AGtcv receiving
hrst-"id tratmcut on tao sccuc. he
wrS able To- 80 home The car was
driven hy II T. burnett. 1901 West
Main street William Archer. colored
was injured when two cars collidcd
~ the intersection of Twenty fourth
ana Darlington street. The auto
mobiles we're driven ~ DR.. !. y.
Ford, 2l2i Fairmoumt Avenue. ana
Richard Holiday. 1902 Short l.
street.
\ colored automobile party was
scattered in several directions and
the ltr demolished when they
crashed into a tire" at Chambcrlynr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
SUPPLY OF TURKEYS FAR
below HOLIDAY DEMAND
Plenty of Birds i'll Virginia,
blu, They We're Shipped
Elsewhere.

1t is uo news that Cary and
Thirteenth streets. whcr" the whole
sale produce dealers aud commission
activity and rushing business all Of
last week Thcr. was also not z:
little OF confusion. Tho turkey sl,ua-
ton brought ;his about. The Christ
mas turkey supply never ran 50 fur
below the Richmond demand as TINS
year It seems that there were
plenty Of turkeys raised IN virginia.
but that slump that came two weeks
ago caused ih" turkey raisors and
til" country merchants who buy them
tor shipment to Richmond aud else
wE"r" :" ship ,n Baltimore. NV Tork
ANA other markets whore III" prices
We're supposed To- bc higher. rho re-
suit was that III" Eichmuud supply
was short. aud by Friday noon no, :;
pohhlcr 81 Il hen could -" found ON
Cary street. and the retailers were
not more than hair supplied Oth.r
poultry was plentiful enough and so
were eggs
Last weeks prices were as follows
chickens live. - t" &c cents pr
pound. dressed. 20 To 20; hens, live.
80 10 20: dressed. 20 to -. turkeys.
live, ~ Ia 10 dressed. 40 To 30 some
Late arrivals Of specially nm" going
above TIA. last named figure. ducks.
1--we. . 10 -, dressed, 30 to -. geese.
live. -, dressed, 80 cents per pouur
Guino:ts. 90 10 80 c"utS apiece. Fresh
country .@+'. 81 cents per dozen.
Rabbits wcr" not very ACTIVE. 40.
ryiuE Al - To 81 cents apiece ana
NO. at - To -. liurs w.r. dul.
Tor tn" season, the live animals going
at cents top, and dressed AZ . 10 /"
cents N"a!s were In good demand
and strict, fancy brought Is cents
r'r pound Hutter was acttvc an
week at previous quotations
The figures above given for poul-
;ry Wi! probably prevail this week.
cNccp; as TO turkeys ana no one can
form AN idea or risk It guess as To-
what viii be- tn" situation. How
eyer dun business always follows
TIA" r"-holiday rush and all %: tn.
above figures may be shaded some
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
REAL HOLIDAY OBSERVANCE
BEGINS IN RICHMOND TODAY
Celebration Will Go Forward Just as if Actual Christ.
mas Day Had Not Observation-Disclosures. Business
Houses and Public Offices Closed

santa Claus htvim. rai,hruIlv and
H"''cSS'ui'E performed the functions
" MS ono" IN III" midnight hour;
"i Saturday night. and ali classes az
people having given auprnrri,,c
pia'Se aud thanksgiving in 10
'""'Sh"S yesterday. the popuiacc Will
'o"aN enter upon the observance of
us w"i-"arncd holiday The duv will
DC celebrated Just as thou:h SUNDAY
'"" not inquired aS the actual Christ
mas DAY
In" small boy and the small u;rl
as Well. VIII have il all their own
way today Fate. through Chi,r
sherry and his minions. has d.cr..i
that there shall L." no buniircs Citi-
GEMS Will therefore. he forced to keen
'h 'hrlr possession various old dilupi-
dated ash barrels ANA garbage cans
which might otherwise have offered
nm" material for incipicni coniiarra-
t!"ns. and the Younger generation
WIZ grow M to old az. sans the cN-
pcri"hc"s of their fathers Pom
crackers al the "ju.,y noise have
ais" leen barred. and all that is left
Young America in this line Of pyro-
technics is the "Spar!llcr'' The
sparhl"r * Il mysterious sort of con-
irivanc" which sizzlcS. sparkl.s sput-
fIrc Department has figures TO show
even the harmless" sparkicr has it's
dangers. Which carries out III. old
idea that 81 gun is dangerous with
,"ut cock. STOCK or barred Tin horns
and bass drums are. presumably. per-
miSsih'". as no cdictS against them
have thus FAR been issued
This Il Calling Day.
This ~ the conventional calling
day" when friends ANA families get
together under the mistlctoc and the
i've and when the huppicst festival
~ the year Is most appropriately OBJ
served. Turkey and cranberry sauc.
will be the king with numerous
satellites. such as fruit cake. j.lly.
oyster ''stuiling" and pc For som.
unknown reason nuts Of all sizes
shapes and natioualiti"s are popular
On Christmas. And. IL Is really re-
called. there are nuts aud nuts"
iions" shippers. u"ckticS. socks and
,un buttons OF various vtniaycS Will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26

Avenue ana TIA, Telegraph Hoad. IN
!mrrONiS"d ambulance was mad, OF :,
patrol wagon ana the injured taken
80 the second station. where. after
receiving iirSt-aid treatment. two OF
them were rcmamdcd t" Il cell. They
gave their names Is Abraham Trent.
l"l East Jackson street. and doe
Brown. They will have a hearing in
roli,, court this morning. y white
youth. VII" gay" the name OF William
ticr"ld. said I" he ia the employ OF
the virginia TAM Company. was
treated -at thn Virginia Hospital for
"a broken arm. lie said that a car
hc was driving had turned turtle on
tho Petersburg rik", and that he had
walked three miles before receiving
aid.
y c"lorrd man said TO be Earnest
llaw. Is In u serious condition at st.
phNlip's Hospital as the result -:
an automobile accident on the Mid :
lothian Turnpike. Two passengers
i'm ;ha car at The time % the accident
We're arrested by officer TraylOr. Of
Chesterfield County, charged with
having whiSky i'm their possession.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26

t." observable today. iiundkcrchicrs
n""krrchicis and gloves viii also hc
seen III great profuSion. There will
%" many insists apparent. bu, every
thing goes on Christmas
according TO custom from time i'm =
memorial. AL the world Mil he a,
play today. The banks Will hc closed.
school children Will begin their ten
days vacation. The post ollie" viii
observe III. usual holiday hours
The Federal building and the offices
al The clerks nf the tait.d States
courts will h" shu, tirhtiy The
'hpitol Building will BE- sumhcr in
its solitude. Long Tom" HAYNES
and his stan will be dcs"lut" ia their
ramhlinSS about Capitol square. The
big city Hall will crh" the footsteps
81 the lonely Custodian Nanc" ;is Inc
PAGES 10 and fro ana hith"r and yon
through its vast emptiness
Mcrrimcnt In streets.
l!ut out on the streets thor. Will H..
noise and hl:,rity ANA m"rrimcnt
Their" viii be no drunkenness nor
disturbances. FOR the saloons have
long been closed and tn" prohibit
ton officers HAY" dccrc"d that naug ut
Tut dry stuT shall pass the lips OF
the people
Special performances will 1c given
ht IN" thcat"rS. Extra time may b.
nut in "a, tn. movies, for most Of
them Will start going at 10 o'clock in
stead Of II o'clock this morning. MI
tho houses offer exceptionally at
iractive bills and doubtless large
crowds VIII gather at every perform
"ncc. Many citizens Oh holiday viii
take short hunting trips. willie others
nave already rou. on their holiday
I, urs. the reduced rates on the rail
roads having bocn an imccn,iv. 10
many.
beginning tomorrow the annual
Christmas ceicl rations Of IN" sun
day schools VIII lie held. when tn"
children viii Sing their carols and
present their paG"ants and b"Stow
their little gifts upon the less fur
tunatc Riddles
There will h. un afternoon papers
,"day. for III" hard-workiur news
paper man will sleep all day and all
highland thc"" is nothing going
on. anyway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
Literary club, t,cc.,,i,,

NJ Il meeting of the Young MEMS
Literary club last night. AT 1909 East
i'roIu street. plans were perfected
Tor an informal reception To he held
Al the home al Secretary : Imburr
zoe Floyd Avenue. on the night Of
January ). a. which time tlyc newly
elcctcii officers viii assume their du-
ties. y mocl. trial vii! be presented
as the main feature OF the event
The new officers are: president. l..
i'criri; vice prcSidcnt. {. Straus sec
rotary. : Imburg; chairman of pro-
gram committee. II. Herman: chair
man OF membership committee, *.
lasSamanack
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
Fourteen pnrdons Granted

On The rccOmmtntlHtIOn of Nh.
board OF directors OF the State pcn!-
Tertiary. Governor Davis Yesterday
granted fourteen conditional pardons.
TWO jail sentences and four com
mutations as Christmas presents to
men who have good conduct records
Tor the past year. The names OF
the men receiving the pardoms were
withhold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
Eastern Star to Meet.

richmond and Fannie Lewis Chap
tcrs. order Of the Eastern Star. will
Mold star day and installation cNcr-
cis"s at Jchnson'S Hal! on Tuesday.
December y. After the exercises re-
frcshmcnts Will be served. The grand
patron of the state OF Virginia is
expected To lie present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Confederate Memorial Institute.
Or Battle Abbey. Boulevard ami
kcnSlnSton Avenue. open 10 y. NJ.
To 4. NJ.
Confederate Museum. Twelfth
ana Clay Streets. open . \. NJ. to
) l.. NJ.
John Marshaii House. Ninth aud
Marshall Streets. open 4: y. NJ.
To 4 T.. NJ.
For Thcatcr Calendar. see edi-
tnrial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

DANNlLi.E. VA. Dec. 25.-.Albcrt j.
Dalton AMI Miss Martha Turner were
married at the brides home on
Patterson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26
JESUS BIRTH THEME
OF FRED Il. CHENAlIIT

Continued From Third Page
"" not a9giy the principle OF brother
h""d l" national AMI rutttomaI ~.
IatIOmshin ANA liIkewisc 10 husinrsso
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26


Arthur Nash, Of Cincinnati. ha.
given Us an illustration OF tho nnnli-
cation of the Guldcn Rule To- business
w hon ne took over the business th.y.
were on The rocks. He tried the col
"'h i'ut", and mad. cheaper goods
PAID higher wages. made a larger per-
rrniaS" OF uro"t thHu amy other liru
~ inc industry. They were paying
ih"ir cutters from four 10 III, thou
sand dollars "a year, yet thcir business
increased Loco nor cent, and ne made
3" much profit he was ashamed TO
tax" it, ana so n" divided il, mr.,
RAJ" according :" the wages o. cacu
but IN" cutters said: so. divide i, no,
according to thr wages bccaus. I'M.
old women ANA unskilled laborel >,
""t' ~ more than We do divide i
according To The time We work
Later there was It falling market. ana
II was necessary TO reduce. Mr. Nnsh
sand mat II proposed To pu, up TN,
lric" Of clothes. bat the cmploy,s
SH!r You can't do that. you VIII
nave 10 cut wages; We shared ;h.
FRONTS. We will also Shar" the losses
iic said. All right, hut yen must n,.
fedHe" TIA" cutters. h-causc they
already saved - per cent hy th.i.
sacrifice ana ingenuity. But tn. cut
t'iH insisted on taking the cut Tn,
golden tul" worked With him ANIL
some day w- VIII find that the onl 1,
solution for our labor wars and fc-
ia" EXISTING unrest through indus.
Jiial c"ut"rs j. 10 apply the uriurip. i,
"i brotherhood IN the relationship al.
man TO man
ih" third principle THAT comes Il,
uS from Bethlehem * That of service.
The Wis. Men came 10 b,.iu,, ,h.
Cuts They came to Eivc.-!r is sym.
'"!i' at IN" Christian religion IL f.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-26

Patterson.
pAHvII.LE, Va. Dee. -. - Mrs.
Charles Wesley Kinnlson. Of Dry
of her daughter. Miss Jessie Reeves
iNinn!sou. 10 Early Wyatt Payne at
The Little Church Around the cor
ncr' in New York on Thursday.
They will live AT Dry Fork.
DANNILLE VA. Dee. -. Miss
I..nna Sue Neal. daughter OF IN. late
J. W Neal and Louis Aubrey Good
son We're married at Providence Zap
list Church on Wednesday nigh; by
Rev. J. y. Hackney, of lanc"yE He,
" g. After the wedding - reception
was held at the home Of the Groom's
parents. Mr., ana Mrs l.. i. Goodson.
pANvlI.LE. VA. Dec. - Monroe
Mccraw. of Mount Airy. y. g., and
Miss Carrie O'Ni"l. az Hichmond.
wcr" married Friday night at the
pr"sbSt"rian mans" IN North pan
VILE by Rev. V. -. smith. They will
live here.
pANNIlI.E. VA. Dec. - An-
mouncrmcut has been made by Mrs
y. VI. rurpin Of the marriage OF h""
daughter. Miss Mary Helen Turpin,
TO j. l.ctchcr Gourlcy. the ceremony
being performed 10y Rev. Philip
Blackburn, of the church OF Ia"
Sacred Heart.
WINCiIESTER. VA. Dec. % Miss
Pearl Green. who came several days
ago from ChamhcrsburG. Pa. Ia visit
her sisters. Mrs. Burton Harry and
Mrs. Frank Harry. during the hoI!-
day season. was married SATURDAY
afternoon to Harry E,idcnhauGh,
. also Of Johannesburg. tho ceremony
being performed by tn" Rev. Walter
Mark Dcpp. of Market Street Meth
odist Episcopal Church
IIEATiiSNiII.E. VA. Dec. 25.-Mr.
and Mrs. George ". Insl"y. of Flee
ton. Va. have just announced tn"
marriag" OF their daughter. Miss
ililda McsSick. 10 John Leslie Ed
wards. the marriaE" having taken
place June 10. 1921, AT the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage. lfcathsvillc, Va.
pANVliLE. VA. Dec. -. = Miss
.\da blair and GiIbcr; Reynolds. both
! Of fittSylVania County. were married
/ quietly at The home Of Rev. W. Il.
k'ff". al the Grccnponl Baptist
| Church parsonage. on Wednesday,
evening.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-02-04

-.Nr F1so.-sEF fe-@~ 1872 80 ~ 49,
erpeden Ste nidt eriitiert, unb UNI Ste
Dentiden .an elmer Srga11iiattof Der
Wablen gu oerbtnbern. Marnm bat
Die 8ep0lferun9 trob aller Ginldidtez
rltreen btSber thinner beuti6 seitinnmt?
@tnfa6 neil Die &ultur beuti4 tit nno
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