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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
SALVATION ARMY ASKS
FUNDS FOR CHRISTMAS
L. Iefrr Jones, Chairman Of the FL
nance committee. VIII Receive
Checks and Money

II is pointed on, by those in touch
with the work OF The Salvation ARMY
mat funds are needed badly by that
organization. While the Christmas
spirit is in The air said Commander
Garland yesterday. "it is hoped the
people Of the city may not overlook
th"ir mite toward the good work our
organization is doing. Owing To the
Growth o! the city. demands upon us
increase monthly. We want to be
able 10 handle every ease within our
reach. The history OF the work Of The
salvation Army in Richmond IS
known 10 all. We hope 10 be able 10
spread much Of tn" Christmas cheer
Tor which the pr'.pic OF Richmond are
50 Well ku"wn.'
q; letter Jones. assistant, cashier OF
IN" Merchants National Bank. is
chairman OF the finance committee. To
whom checks or money may be sent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
CHRIS MAs TRADE HERE
Gets WELL UNDER WAY
Wholesale Dealers in Country
Produce Do Lively Bust
ness All Week.

The Christmas trade got well under
way on Cary and Thirteenth streets
Hast week. that is To say the whole
sale end Of it did. and The wholesale
dealers in country produce. and the
commission merchants who diStr,but.
the same. had pretty lively business
all the week. especially towards tho
latter part.
POULTRY receipts were heavy. but
not 700 hcaNy for the active demand
'hat showed nD. Small live chickens
went readily 1T % To - ccntS per
p"nnd' and the dressed at - to a
IN" larger chicks commanded. live.
- TO "a; dressed 80 10 -: hens. live.
TO ~: dressed. - 10 Is: ducks
I'VE 20 To &c: dressed. 80 To 30: tur-
"cys. live. 81 To 30: dressed ia To 80:
G"ineas. 1.-Two. 30 to 90 apiece. Fresh
country eggs were in very active de-
mand al 80 to IS cents per dozen.
Rabbits were in fairly good SUNNY.
No. sold at 30 to 10 cents apiece.
and No. . at 20 To %
Ncais were in active demand. tina:
IS tue very good to fancy were. and
such brought from II to ~ cents rcr
pound. Hogs were active. the Iiy.
animals bringing from TO \ cents
'hc pound. and dressed. to II.
1t is. Of course. expected that all
Kinds of produce will sell well on
'ar% street from now until tho holt
IA! demand is met, and thc whoIcsai.
produce distributors ana tho com
sion merchants think they SEQ much
activity .or this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
DOVE LODGE WILL ELECT
OFFICERS DECEMBER q
lncumbcnls MOI to Stand for
Rc-Elcclion-Clangcs
Are Probable.

Election OF officers for Dove Lodge
~" ~. Ancient Free and Accepted
MaSons. viii he held in the l.dgc-
rooms December -. II is probable
there win be change in the per
sonnet OF the officers. as several are
understood 10 have made it known
they viii not stand for reelection.
Dove Lodge recently celebrated it's
seventy first anniversary with q large
gathering Of the members. The lodge
whicH IS one OF the largest and oldest
In IN" city Of Richmond, was adj
dressed 10y Congressman Andrew
Jackson Montague. a member OF tho
lodge. Congressman Montague con-
iined his address to the disarmament
conference in Washington. and de-
c!ared the speech OF Premier BRAND.
"I france, to be one az the best he
hau heard at the conference.
y musical program, in charge of
thc i"dS" quartet. composed of Nor
man Call. NJ. l.. Tyler. L.. r. Dyson
ana stanley Wilkinson. ana banquet
completed the anniversary cclchra
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
FARMERS OF STATE TO
MEET N LlNCHBl re
Annual Gathering Of t.du"aiinnai aud
'"-Op"rnti,+ Union OF Virginia
VIII lie IIrIh "Wednesday,

Annual meeting of the Farmers
Educational and Co-D Operative Union
OF virginia Will be- NclI IN tue Vlr-
Ginia Hotel. u !-yuchbur- Weducs-
day morning az II o.clock. lnGica-
tons point 10 tHc largest gathering
% representative farmers held iu THIS
state in years Onions .n counties
contiguous 10 Richmond VIII send
allegations. Those who viii rep
rcsou; IIcuriru are. T.. = KAY. 4. o.
Dorcy and i 49, Loving ilt.rlat.s
who viii attend arr. C.. J. smith W
+. Bcrhoisei aud l.. y. j "uDertom.
". ~ Cease. division superintendent
OF tho state union and president u
inc Producers Cu-Opcratiyr TX
change 81 Richmond yill attend q, a
delegate AT large,
Sessions al the meeting Ni'l .N-
tcnd over thre, day Officers or the
state body ARC =. T. Thoruhul of
Campbell county prcsidcutt @ \.
Thomas. OF Eedford yicc-prcs dent.
George Bowlos, ct Campbell $50 pee
tary and treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
GREAT MASS-MEETING HERE
TO HONOR WOODROW WILSON
Session December %, Presided Over by Senator Glass
Will Mark Beginning of Organization for Foun
dation as Monument to Ex-Presidenl

Commemorate ting the birthday Of
Woodrow Wilson. twice President of
the Quilted States. "A great mass
meeting on December IS. presided
over 10y Senator Carter Glass will
mark the lightning of intensive or
,ganization work in Richmond for
the Woodrow Wilson Foundation,
which had it's inception in the heart
OF a woman.
1t is anticipated that Virginia. the
state OF the nativity OF the former
president. vii, more than subscribe
it's quota Of $4,000 to establish this
ennoh!ing ideals for which Woodrow
Wilson all but gave his life. Men
and women throughout the entire ma
ton. filled With genuine emotion
have pledged anew the utmost OF en-
ncavor tn make 4 success of the foun-
dation
Campaign Higgins january 10.
The campaign will begin Monday,
January l6. and it is planned to
raise " enthusiastic and popular re-
sponsc NirGinia's quota. Sunday pre-
ccdinE the opening of tho campaign.
services will he held in every church
in Virginia. the theme To relate to
the ideals TO which Woodrow Will
son has given his life. DR. l.. y.
ca!iSch. OF Richmond. has been APP
pointed chairman Of the state com
mittrc on the clergy and he vii, Or
GAME a committee representative of
all denominations. which Will Gefn-
iiclE arrange the special church SER
wee.
Clarence j. owens. Southern dircc-
tor OF the foundation, will be IN
Richmond today as the representative
of senator Glass He will confirm The
of names of officials
and committees heads who have been
appointed to direct the campaign ia
Nirr inia for the foundation. Head
for the state will lie under
The direction OF john SHELTON Will
Hams. chairman OF the State cNccu-
i've committee Mr.. Willialns will
complete the appointment Of Il COM
mittcc of fifteen and appoint a coun-
~ chairman for each OF the counties
of the state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
HOLD CONFERENCE ON
III RAJ. LIFE IN THIS CITY
Members VIII Meet Here December
80 rur>mnnt to CAN oF Chairman
H. WALTON Moore.

Members oi the Conference on
i.uru Life i'm Ntrgmia viii meet IN
convention i'm this city on December
800. pursuant, To- q can just issued by
H. Nation Moore. chairman or the
Connect GA Rural Life in the O!G
Dominion. At this gathering. IN"
leading authorities on rural lie and
education Ia Virginia VIII discuss
plans Tor an intensive drive FOR more
efficient conduct Of civic, health aud
educational lii. IN every village,
hamlet ami indiNlduai home in the
state
III, following committee has
chaTc. of the conference. i. Walton
Moore chairman, Mrs. L.. T. Mum
lord chairman. 7. L. Me,
MAINS treasurer; - X. Anderson,
l.. y ildctrisu, l.. Il. Blackwell,
Julian \ EurrusS, j. ~ {. Chandler,
\. Il Chandler, q. J.. Coleman, Will
liam +. Cooke. jackson Davis ). p.
DuNc, ! u. EGElostcn Roy X. Elan
uaSau. James T. Gregg, George W.
Guy, Leroy Hodges. John X. Hutch
csuu, harris Hart !. J. Javman, g.
" Noiner. Charles -. Maphis, j. T..
Niastir Mrs. Rdndolph Maynard. j.
~. Meek. :. =. Mitchell. J. II. Mont
-omcry J i. Mcconnell. T. w Mich
Ils, u &. Price, Henry l.. Smith. Miss
Florence II. StUbbS, y T. Thurnhill,
Thomas :. Whcclwris Eunion 6.
Williams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
To-day and Tonight
in Richmond

III N'nond Chapter. american
AsSuciat.uu Of Engineers. Stunpr's
Hotel. ! Il. NJ.
k;waniS club. Murphy's Hotel.
i i. NJ.
Mum ripai committee of Cham
bcr ar Commences. guests Of bircc-
tor OF Public Works y. !. Savillc.
IN tour %; coiorcI residential and
indus trial districts: leave city
i.ail $50 l.. NJ.
John Marshall House. Ninth and
Marshall Streets. open . A. NJ to
> l.. NJ.
Herbert ". Jackson. before
ii"hrond Association Of Life I'm
d"rwr!tcrs. Richmond Hotel. =
T. NJ.
con.edcrat" Memorial Institute.
ur Eattie Abbey. Boulevard and
Eonsinston Avenue. open 10 \. NJ.
" "nc * NuNiliary. nivrn"nd
i!"w:t2crs. meet T. NJ In
;,'l'ry
to Il. NJ.
Rev. j. !. Schercr. Jr.. u. II. aud
Mrs. Schcrer at homo" u mem
hcrs of First English Lutheran
Church congregation. y To /.
L. VI.
confederate Museum. Twcifrn
aud Clay streets. open " y. NJ. to
= T.. NJ
Highland rark Citizens Assoc
cation. Highland l'Srh school
building. S:ij +. -.
Council Committee an Streets.
y. NJ
For "rhcai.r calendar" see
editorial page
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
LITTLE TliEATER PLAY
SEAT SALE Is BRISK
PRODUCTION begins Tomorrow Eve
ming mud Ituus Through Fri
uay-IIill Is Diversified

Seats rapidly are being reserved
for tho Little Thcatcr League produc-
lion which takes place tomorrow,
" cdrcsday, Thursday and Friday
nights at sis o'clocI.sfn tl!&,,lcaguc
" orkshop. 500. Fl-rd >aVcMue. The
bin includes sham TIE Florist
SHOP" and "Tr!Ncs" "Sham, by
Frauk G. Tompkins. was first pro-
duccd by the Detroit Lizzie Theatcr
League under til, direction OF sam
Hume; THE Floris, shop" by Whit
fred liawkridGo. was first produced
by tho Harvard Dramatic Club. and
"Vriilcs by susan Glaspcll, was writ
ton fu' the proN.ncctown Players and
nrst put on by them. It has been
said b! persons VINO have sccu both
that ,hc Richmond production is rs
good as that Of i'rovincctowu.
cards OF admission may he had by
the public as w"u as by league mem
hers at Coriey's music store every
dag from 9 10 O'Clock, and al the
door on The nights OF jhe perform
aucc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
OFFER CHRISTMAS SEALS
At BOOTHS HERE TODAY
Only Means of Obtaining
Funds TO Fight White
Plague.

Booths viii he opened this morning
in various parts Of the city by the
Richmond Tuberculosis Association
for the sale "f Christmas seals. the
ono source from which The orcani1a-
ton obtains funds with which To car
ry on its ccascl"sS iisht AGAINST the
white plague. THESE stations will he
located AT tho following stands: the
general post office. with Mrs. Me
George rinnigan as chairman. as
sisted by Miss Ruth Vincent Mu-
tual building. Miss Sally nuhson ana
Mrs. clifford Walker. chairmcn: First
National Bank. Miss: Elise Flanagan
and Mrs. w ~ EurruSs. cltairmcn:
Medical College OF Virginia Mrs
George Booth. Jr. chairman; Miller
II Ehoads. Mrs. Harvey Blaine. rep
rcscnting the society of -. Vincent
Dc Paul. chairman. the Cohen Com
pany. Mrs. l.. y Whitlocli. represent
ing the tuberculosis committees OF the
Council oil Jewish Women. chairman;
South Richmond p"st-oilicc. Miss Min
.\da Ladd. chairman.
Seals also Will be On sale at the
cashiers desks AT hartmann &
Co., Tragic Drug store. Milicr 4
Rhoads. Grant Drug store. Seventh
and broad streets; /. T.. Lcvys. Gil
kcrson. drug store, Third and Main
and Washington x r:arly's
drug store. South Richmond. Con-
sidcrably more tina; $4,000 has already
been received through the mail in re-
Spouse To the letters which began
to go out about a week ago. and
hundreds OF answers containing cash
and checks are received daily at hcad-
quarters. The amount required to
fight the white plague In this city dur
inG 1922. is $1,000. and indications are
that il will be forthcoming
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12

Miss Adele Clark already has en-
tered upon her duties as chairman of
the woman's committee for Virgins,
ana VIII have an executive commit
tee and Il board OF county chairmcn
associated with her to organize the
women of the state 20 render a maxi
mum service in the great undertake
ing.
DR. T.. \. Alderman. president OF
lie university OF Virginia, is chair
NAN OF the state educational COM
mittce. lie also has been elected as
one u; fifteen trustees ON the self
perpctuaiinE hoard that will have in
charge the max ing OF the awards am
nuatiy under the plans Of the fcum-
dauon. The educational committee
VIII create county units and arrange
for public demonstrations in the
schools and colleges OF the State.
The idea OF the Woodrow Wilson
Foundation was conceived by a wom-
an and Endorsed in New York City
with the creating OF Il national COM
mittcc composing go men and wom-
en-. Franklin Roosevelt was selected
as chairman. The national executive
committee is under the chairmanShip
Of Cleveland W. Dodge Hamilton
Holt. New York. is the executive iii
rector.
Foundation Monument Ia Wilson.
The foundation will he created by
popular public subscription in rec
CSnition Of the national and inter-
national services OF Woodrow Will
son who. as President of the United
states, furthcrcd the cause of human
freedom and was instrumental in
pointing out effective methods for the
co operation of the liberal forces OF
nlnkind throughout the world 1t
Will lie conductcd along the lines fol-
lowed by the Nobel committee in
Stockholm. Under III" fountlation the
ava rds from the income OF the foun-
dation will he made from year 10 year
10y nationally constituted commit
toe To III" Individual or the group
that has rendered. within a specified
time. meritoriouS service to dcmor-
riCy. FOR the public welfare in the
field of liberal thought. and for the
prom otion of peace through Justice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
FACE A BUSY SESSION
Pine Camp $4,000 Appro-
prialion Resolution Up
for Consideration.
PROBABLY DE coNCuRnED IN
Measure Authorizing Mayor 10 Enter
Int" Settlement With Nntionnl
Banks Regarding Taxation OF Hank
stock. Also VIII he Acted Upon.

The R"ard Of Aldermen Will have a
busy session tomorrow night. y rcso-
luton from Common Council appro-
rriatinE $4,000 for improvements at
Piuc Camp will. Ia all probability. be
cuucurrcd in. as will a resolution
transferring funds from the pay roll
account OF the Department OF Safety
10 tho expense account, and trans
fer of funds from the account OF dis
count and interest TO that OF the COM
mission OH lunaCy.
An ordinance permitting the Rich
mcnd. Frederick sburg and Potomac
Railroad Company to construct II spur
track across Marshall Street. at Kin
ncy street. to connect with the Nir
Einia Carolina supply Company.
adopted by Common Council. will be
up for concurrence.
y resolution authorizing tho Mayor
To enter into settlement with va
rious national banks. now in contro-
NcrSy concerning taxation Of bank
stock. 10y which a compromise on re-
fund is suggested. and the fixing OF Il
rate is contemplated. passed by Coun-
ell. Will b" acted upon.
Prior 10 the meeting ct the Board
of Aldermen. there Will be Il joint
session OF CITY Council 30 cleo; Il
city accountant and auditor ana two
school trustees.
The streets Committee Will meet at
: o'c'"ck this afternoon, at which
time a report from the subcommittee
on street ear matters VIII be re-
ccivod TINS report Viii bc in the
nature cf - contract 10 he signed 10y
somo expert to bc employed for the
;,urpcSc uf aSccrtainiug financial CON
ditious ar Tho Virginia hallway and
Power company.
on Thursday ,isht, Common coun-
ch win meet in special session. to
,unSiIcr tn" building code ordinance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
KlWANIS CLUB ELECTS
IT'S OFFICERS TODAY
tnnuni Meeting OF thu Organization
Wi: BE Held This Evening
nj q u'CIork

The annual meeting or the Kiwanix
club VIII be held at q o'clock this
cvcnin. at Murphy's. Election OF or.
written reports of all committee
rhairmcn viii bc made Thrcr two.
year directors will hc chosen ,n sue.
coed thc retiring dircctora q Edmund
Mhssic. c. 7 Norman aud Edward
RaGland. The ho,d-ovcr ,tirr,,,r. mr.,
w. NJ. Ruchroc1cr, j y. bart. Thomas
u. liowcii aud LUX" ~. prur,
TN" present officers ~ the elm, nr,.
President, -. Is Kellogg, ,icc,rrcsi.
dent. Horace :. llawrs: trunsur,r.
Ec"rsc 3 l!arnard: secretary. Ernnis
Miller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
Christmas SnIr Tuesday.

The Bon Air School aud comruni
~ League viii have - Chri:, mas Satc
az tho liazcn Memorial Library Tuc:;-
day from 1" O'clock Fancy aud
useful articles. no, chocolate. sand
witches. potato salads. beaten biscuit.
aud candy Will he sold at reasonable
prices. Mrs. Charles \. Mercer. chair
man; Mis-" Frances Withcrs. assistant
VIII he ia charge of the fancy arti-
clc*: Miss Mary Bullinctun. candy
Misses irwin ami Ecssic Johnson. po-
tatc salad: Mrs Alexander Neal
biscuits and christmas seals Mrs J,
H. Cousins viii sell hot chocolate Cot
TIC benefit o. III" Bon Air Methods,
Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
ClANC or FIRE BELLS
S'rlRS CHURCHGOERS
h"rni"I "f Trn.h in Furnace at II. a..
hil"r's Causes Excitement Along
NrUnd Street.

'hurohI"lnE people wcrc startled
yesterday morning rortly before IL
o'clock by the sound of hurryin. nrc
engines. and a scurryin= or people
toward l:r"ad street, between Fifth
aud sixth streets, An investigation
10y iromcn disclosed that employees
"t IN" I. ~ Miller Company, "a, $40
EaSt Er"ad street. were engaged in
burning II LOT Of trash in the furnace
OF the store. Dense volumes Of
smoke excited a citizcm. who turned
IN an alarm.
Engines from tn" Fire Department
ios' u" time in getting Ia III" scene
hui they found nothing To Ito Th.
startled citizens then proceeded to
thcis various churches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
ni,L, I, \d,Ir,.> wo,,,,,

Justice j. iIogc Hicks. Of the Ju-
Ncnil" aud Domestic Relations Court
and chairman q. the Childrcn's cod.
Commission. Viii address a joint
meeting 81 The Richmond League OF
women Voters and other orgauiza-
mons OF Richmond women Thursday
afternoon at o'cioclt i'm tn. foyer
OF the Woman's Club. 2ll East Frank
lin street. on Findings OF the chill
dr"n's Code commiSsion'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
DR.. Mc.fndrn Ia Sneak.

i"v +. 4. Mci'adrn. H. H.. pastor
~ -'1 First PRESBYTERIAN Church
VIII deliver an address before tn.
N"rih Richmond citizens Associa-
ton at its annual meeting Thurs.lay
night II o'clock in The auditorium
of tn" Barton Heights Schoni. There
viii be - musica! Program and re-
u cshmcnts will lac served
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
TWO MORE DAYS TO
QUALIFY FOR VOTE
Members of Common Council ~.
Hoard ~ Aldermen Arc To nr
=. (hOACm In .lnnr

Under the ruling OF tho Attornoy
eheiit' tomorrow VIII be Tho In.
to vote In the June election IT,,
mary VIII be held on the nrs, IT,
dhy IN april and the election on -,
second Tuesday in June An ma,
"ers OF common Council and hair IN
membership of tho Board OF AIdcrm"
arc I" be chosen In Juno. Tho tc,,
ni councilman Is two years. TIN, ;,
Niderman. four. 'rhc hoId.ovcr Al
"'rmch are: Grundy. Powers. puIlc,
Adams and Woody
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
VA, Pay cit, Tn,r, Now.

CITY Collector iiuicc urges CHS lax
payers TO f"ttic up now and avoid a
ht"ditF ~ Per cent after December
10y paying nov say Nj. lIulcc.
z" congestion ANA long wait ia line
may hc prevented during thc last
days Of the month"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
VIII bring link pr,.

Detective Scrgean; John WIZ. I'm
Yesterday for Baltimore to bring ha..ls
TX. l.. Bolton. who is said TO be wanted
on an alleged bigamy charge. Bolton
was arrested In the Monumental OF y
Saturday. according to tclegranhic
advices received by MAR c. A. sherry.
chief OF Police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
Physicians to Elect Officers

ERECTION "i officers viii b. held
tomorrow night wncn the Richmond
Academy OF Medicine and Surgery
holds It's regular 'hccting ~ $50
".'i"cH in the auditorium Of the
Chamber Of CONNIE. : ,apcr wiii
he read At TINS session bS Dr \ 4.
christie. of Washington, II c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12

NIsF AdeIo 'Ihrk. chHIfmaU u m.
Virginia League OF Women Voters
viii leave Richmond this morning
for Lynchburg where she viii .,h
dress the alumni Of Randolph Macon
Woman's College 'his afternoon on.
Proposed Legislation ia the l922
General Assembly OF Interest 10 Wo-
M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
Law and Euuj,y Con-, u

IA" december tcim OF the Law ana
EQUITY Court Viii begin today =, 10
O'Clock. judge Crump requests an
lawyers Interested TO be on hnnd
promptly. so the hxng Of earrings
nay be facilitated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12

Herbert ". Jackson. pres .dvut Of
nc Wig MIA Trust Company. viii adj
%ieSs the richmond Association of
~" hH"T"riicrs at the Eichmoui
i.%t'' 'Els Afternoon" AZ o'clock on
The value OF Life Insurance 10 y,u'.
Estate"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
Literary Round Table Ia Meet,

IN" Literary Round Table of m
'ii,'er Park Wornans Club Viii ,,,,
~ 81 Thomas Parish Iiousc wo.,,o,
"aN AFTERNOON at $40 o'clock
which time Frank Duke VIII rcvi.
queen Victoria" by Strachcv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12
Citizens, Association :, u.,,

The Highland Park Citizens Assoc
citation Will meet in regular monthly
session tonight in the auditorium Of
the Highland Park School. :,t which
important reports are expected to be
Tladc by committees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-12

Eclicf for suffering and staryin.
of Russia will bo asked nor,
/" cdncsday when a tag day win br
h"ld. II is said that :oiIllons =, {.
babies can he saved by small contri
buttons.