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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
ENROLL $1,000 STUDENTS
IN HILL CITY SCHOOLS
Public and Private Education-
al Institutions Seriously
OycrrroWIed
OVcrcroWIrd.
Especial to The Times Dispatch ]


LYNCHBuRG. VA. Sept lin
short time I.ynchburg and vicinity
Will have nearly 1000 students at
work in public schools, colleges and
private schools, with more than a
thousand knocking for admission in
ovcrhlled institutions This will he
more than one student for each three
people listed here in the 1920 census
for lynchburs.
When the puolic schools open
tho attendance will approximate $500.
All Of the buildings Will he crowded
An illustration OF general conditions
being seen in the high school. where
soc boys and girls viii crowd into
facilities originally planned for 500.
Randolph Macon Womans College
will have an cnr"llrs-nt "i more than
COO. number OF applicants equal To
That having been turned away
i.ynchhurE College viii have go
or more with it'll" solicitation. aud
Virginia Episcopal school for Boys
Will he fun. the capacity being about
l33 boys.
The business colleges have between
500 and 800 students at work and IT,"
classes Will hli up rapidly from now
on.
four public schools in BrOokville
District Will have about LOCO clemen-
tary pupils At work, and in he three
orphanaEcs just octsidc the city
limits there will be about $50 more.
The Virginia Theological Seminary
and College. a negro school of high
order. has just completed "a combined
administration huilding an dormi-
tory combined which will give the
largest accommodation yet. This
school will enroll more than 700 stu
dents. The college is backed by the
negro BaptiSts OF Virginia, who are
unstintcd in their financial and moral
backing.
Sweet Rriar College. located a short
distance in Amherst County. will
have an enrolment of more than 300.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
/ HURT As SPEEDING CARS
CRASH THROUGH FENCE
Racing Automobiles at Nor
folk Are Damaged in
Rounding Curve.

NORFOLK, w, Sept. 1.-Two cars
IN the auto races at the Norfolk fair
grounds yesterday AFTERNOON crashed
through the inside fence Of the track
near the quarter stretch. after skid
ding from the orposit" side of the
speedway, narrowly avoiding injury
To many people who eros dcd against
the fences To watch the speed de-.
mons" ora woman. who did not
give her name. IVES slightly injured.
Kline ear. driven by Don Moore,
went through the fence after failure
To make vhc turn at the quarter
stretch, Moore turning his car SHARP.
~ away from the outside fcnae
against which the crowds were press
ing. The car was practically stripped
Of it's supcrStructurc, but the driver
aud mechanician were unhurt.
In practically the same manner. an
Essen. driven by Alton l:d"iniut".
went into the fence. damaging the
machine. None was hurt Few rco-
pic were on the insid" Of the fence,
aud il is believed that this fact alon"
avcrtcd an extremely serious accident.
The suil sh-up OF the tw" cars was
entered To- interrupt tn. program Of
activities OF the fair this week in
any particular. 1t is estimated that
nearly 100000 persons attended the
exhibition this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
Y. P.|. OPENS ITS F|FT|ETH
YEAR ON SEPTEMBER q.
Authorities Preparing for Big
Enrolment, Which May
Total $50.
Especial to The rimcs- Dispatch. !


BLACKSErRG. VA. Sept 1.-THE
i;ticth session Of the Virginia Poly
t"chnic Institute viii open Wcdncs-
day. September 81. and classes will
meet regularly the second day OF the
term. Entrance. deferred ana condi-
tional examinations Will be held dur
ing tho week beginning Wednesday.
September Il. Some students have
already arrived on the grounds and
football practice has begun
Major Forest l.. Williiord com
nandant OF cadets, states that the
authorities are preparing for "A heavy
enrolment this year. Estimates pre-
pared in the office of the dean Of the
faculty indicates that 800 old stu
dents will return. and In addition
there will probably hc $50 now ma
tricuiates. Many changes and addi-
lions TO the plant have been made.
additions have also hccn made TO
tn" faculty 10 care for tho increased
enrolment and tho n"wly-crcatcd
course OF instruction.
Courses have been arranged for tho
FIRST time this session in coal min
ing engineering, special instruction
in practical mechanics. physical cul-
;urc ami instruction in the operation
OF linotype machines New mcmi crs
OF the faculty include the followin
q. T. Warbler. University OF Mime
sofa. associate professor OF aEricul-
,ural economies. y. G. Smith. assist
ant professor Of vegetable gardening:
Theodore w. knote. WlttcnhurE Col
icEc and New York University. pro-
lessor OF economies and business ad-
ministration: l.. T. Edwards. Rcns-
ant professor OF civil engineering:
Frank \. Hcacock. V. 4. |. and Rcns-
sciacr Polytechnic Institute, assist
ant professor OF engineering draw
ing: Rudolph Michel, University Of
Wisconsin, assistant professor OF en-
cinccrinE drawing; a. w. Faircr. v.
L. L.. assistant professor physics.
The personnel OF the military staff
includes Major r. T.. Willford. G. ~
G.. commandment OF cadets: Major j.
r. Haskell, &. 4. G. in charge OF
coast artillery unit. Il. o. Z. c.: Cap
tain John G. Skuse. infantry, in
charge of tho infantry unit: Captain
T. Il Lyons, G. r.. in charge OF the
engineer unit; Lieutenant Norman
,;llctt. infantry. ms instructor in in
fantry. ana Lieutenant &. l.. Hahn.
3 captain Lyons relieves Captain T.. j..
l-ctchum. who has been detailed else
/ whcr". and Licutcnants Gillctt and
/ Hahn are additions TO the stan for
. ;hc session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
WOMAN's DORM|TORY
NOW READY At ". & NJ.
Jefferson Home Will Be
Opened for Colds on :
September ID.
Especial to The Times Dispatchl

Urtr,urr,.uc ~, =,
$50 '''''
Jefferson h"ii' the handsome. new
d"rmitory for women studcnts of the
college of William ami u,rv ,.;u
~" 'P'''''"S'
10. when the fall session ot the college
commences The contractors are
h,vy roy ,o.,ir, u 49, ,
'''""" wy structure an" the WORN
az outnttiEE II has been practically
cumpl.tcd by the college
r.h 30, ooo
so" l" W" one 81 'he most complete
and hdndSomcst in tho entire South.
There Will hc bo, and coId vo,c, j.,
~" " '"
ron" i"r "ach occupant y spacious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
CAMPBELL TO PROBE
ALLEGED LIQUOR RING
Grand Jury 10 nrgin Searching Invcs.
tiEntiop Of i.nwlessness In
County.

Especial to The Times Disratch.l
I.TNCHRURG. VA, Sept. ll.-An
effort will be made at RustburG. tn.
county seat Of Campbell County.
Monday 10 combat an apparent whis-
Ky ring in that county. by formation
OF a county law and order league. call
for which has been issued hy Com
inonwealth's Attorney \. II. Light.
II is expected also that grand
Jury investigation will throw some
sensational light on the Illicit sale
Of liquor in that county in the past
few months. 1t is also believed that
the day will bring some develop
mcnts which may tend TO throw some
light on the murder of Fat Johnson
at Six Mile Bridge last November
Judge Barksdalc is expected also
TO take some action ancnt a petition
for police protection for Brookvil|e
District. in which the suburbs OF
Lynchburg are located, where Their"
has been much lawlcssncss in the
past. The court was asked two months
ago for more adequate police for the
suburbs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
WILLIAM AND MARY
INCREASES FACULTY
.tdd tn"thrr Professor 10 Depart
inrnt nf science ut
tpIIr.c.

lSp"-al..,o Tho Times. Dierttch
WILLIAMSBURG. w Sept, III
Tn DEPARTMENT. 90 e..u.. az tu-
college OF Wu.iir and Mars has
Increased 'rcnarkau.y ~ Ia" last i"w
years. and this year. w. accommodate
Tho Increased demand for scientific
studies, President J 4 - chandler
mas appointed Dr :. f. MaCloud as
profcseor o: physical and theoretical
chemistry. as an additional. profess
SIR IN The department.
Or McCloud comes To William AMI
Mary from E.loit College. where ~
has been professor OF chemistry for
nine years rriur - that time n.
Was engaged rs an arSociat" profess
sor Of chemistry at the University
of Nebraska for ,wo years Nc is
u graduate Of tho University oC chi
cage. whcr. ho was awarded his doe
tor OF phil"s"nh% dogr"c This sum
m-r Or. MrClpud taught IN Tho Vii
liam and Mary summer school.
Every year William and Mary f.
sending more students Go tn, medi-
cal colleges OF The country. and thu"
college pridcs itself on It's prcmodi-
in every detail. william ana MARY
graduates ana prcm"dicai students
are admitted without question IN tho
tho largest medical schools In tho
tinted states This fan the college
viii enter two students In the mcdi-
cal college az Johns Hopkins Uni
Ncrsity ana another in the medical
college OF Harvard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA
NORMAL
BEGINS SESSION TUESDAY
Opening Day Will Be Devoted
to Registration Of
Students.

tSpcciai 10 Tho Times dispatch
FREDERcKSECRi. "a. Sept. II.
IN" eleventh session of the stat"
N"rin"i School for women at Fred
ctI""ShurE. will open next Tuesday
september ~. Tuesday viii hc de-
voted !" registration Of students and
,Nass work VIII begin on tho follow
ING day. The first faculty meeting
WI take place tomorrow.
Many improvements AMI repairs
nav" h""n mad" 10 tho school prop
rrty during vacation period. among
IN" mpst notable being construction
~ ""ncr"'" walkwav from school 10
faculty home; repairs 10 hriv" Kay
through grove, repairs To- heating
plant in Monroe Han. nov furniture
IN The parior of Frnuccs willard HAL.
r"paiutinE Of All OF IN" rooms ANA
Railways I Frances willard Hall,
and lHirt Of Virginia Iiall construc-
ton of storage house In roar Of
Frances Willard Hail. installation Of
u"w pump and dynamo 90 ppcrat" 80
n""- "a Hon steel Hatcr tank. purchase
Of additional equipment for home
economies. social scicnc" and phy"i-
cal education department and several
others
The school is now upon = wholly
professional basis Although tn" hign
school work Of tn" school WAS "liui-
'i~'I NllU lN' Close ti 'hr' "'E-1pNs
ihe institution has enrolled for the
sessions le2I-22. about 81 per cent
more profess iouh STUDENTS than have
eyer hitherto bccn enrolled on tn"
school any one session. IN" junior
class alonc VIII number between 80
and 80 students as against an On
rOl'r"nt ~ - In tn" class last year
a very able faculty b. IN chars" o.
The various phases of ~" work ~ tho
,.l1 J',. mo
names ~ tn" members ~ tho faculty
and officers 81 Ia" scEpol. together
"rh their official positions Faculty
and officers: y Il. Chandler Jr.. y,
". \. president. u. Y. Tyn"r. T. y, NJ
y. dean and prpressu, education; W
~ Hamlet. 9 T.: pr !.sapr wHihc-
mates and Science. Walter J Young,
- B y. II rh -. professor social
seien""s; frial j SUNNY y. H., NJ
49, snrorvi>o- urban critic work and
professor "i"m"utary education:
Nmelia Doddridp., NJ \. professor
h"ir" economies; Frances Love. Il
- "up"rv!sor rural critic work and
professor agriculture; Carrie y
Vaughan. T. \. professor English:
Eth. y. Brld,u Is. : professor COM
nierciai education. Ad"iaid" conkol.
assistant Professor c0mm"ryiai edU-
cation. i Louise i..%is. y rroi">-
sor mauuaI art> .duea'i"u; rrarl NJ
Hicks, professor pnysical education.
Elizah"tn ~ Williams professor
puhii" school music, Frederic y
Franklin. professor instrumental
music, Nora g Wil,is. professor In
.trnm,n'al music. NIra Norman. H.
hTarian ana professor library prac-
,ice, Mrs J.. c EUshncI II. y. dean
OF women ana professor religious chu-
cation; Mrs Idalia RUIZ diet!,ian and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
RAILROAD QUITS WHEN
ENGINE BREAKS DOWN
VIII I.nsc Mail Con;rn"t II IL Doesn't
Get Second l.oro-
uutlNr,

LYNCHRURG. VA. Sept. lin
less the management Of the Frank
lin ana rittsyIvanin railroad can lind
a way TO give :, regular schedule Tor
its passenger trains. the road will
los" its contract for CARRYING the
mails between Grctna and Rocky
Mount. il distance nf ihirtN-siX miles.
In the recent past the lone lucomo-
tive belonging To the little county
owned railroad has persisted in get
Ting ont OF order. Each lime ii Is
necessary I" send th. engine dead
10 a foreign repair shop and while
the engine is laid up FOR repairs the
people 60 begging for their mail.
Sow the system. IL Is understood.
has been advised that Uncle Sam will
bc forced TO 80 back 10 old star routes
il the little engine doesn't behave or
have some assistance when IT is out
OF commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
ONLY SMITHS ALLOWED
At NORFOLK REUNION
Smylhcs, Schmidls, Schlnills
Smilhcrs and SmilIlsons
Barred al Affair.

NoRFOLE sept. 1.-THE coming
reunion Of til" big smith family is 10
nc ~ thoroughbred affair. If the will
of the local committee is TO be OBJ
served. There arc Smythcs Schmid,y
Smithora. Smiths"ns. Smithwicks.
Schmitts. and other mixed breeds
hcrcnbouts. some Of whom arc asking
II they may vo, in on tho rrnunsitiom
Ru, the real pure bloods say 'Nuthn'
dom"
yhcy contend tina, those other folks
had no business over Co allow jacii
names TO Il" ANYTHING but smith The
real Smiths so"m t. be i.alouSly
proud OF their family name and an
ccstry. Even the Smiths here in Nor-
FOLK and virginia claim tina, their an
c"stry does not begin with Captain
John. but goes even farther beck
irdc"h. To Adam Smith. tin" forcpar-
cnt Of the human rae.
The proposed reunion OF this mir
family is already attracting cons id,I.-
able interest Smiths here and thor"
arc sending ward to tn. committee" to
"Uun, ois them l" do their par, : n
Smith, SOB Bankers Trust EuildlnE.
"hO " acting as temporary chairman,
ias SECURED the names Of several vory
prominent Smiths who have agreed TO
serve on the c"mittrc
The different commercial orghniza-
lions OF the city ARC requested 10 Sc-
lsct a Smith 10 serve on the commit
leo
Tho most appropriate TYNE Tor mold
ing this convention j. the question
which the committee wishes - de-
eide hrs; Tho opcn-air pageant
showing tho landing ~ Captain John
smith. etc. aud whicn is proposed for
the ci,y PARK. must hc tukon mo
consideration In making tho decision
rs 20 time.
Thi. Is 10 be very elaborate arulr
winch VIII require considerable tim"
aud expense. III" purpose 81 TIA" con-
."n,i"n. or reunion. Is not oiuply 20
get all IN" Smiths together for good
lino. but l" make IN" affair uu" OF
real historic value 10 tn" state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
REPORT NORFOLK MAN
ATTEMPTS TO KILL SELF
Declared 10 he Dcsponhcnt since
wife Deserted i'm Itc-

NORFOLK. VA, Sept. ll.-Despon-
dent over family troubles, the climax
coming when his wife deserted him
several days ago. Leonard Berry 2S25
Fifth street. Paramount Park. ycSter-
day attempted TO commit suicide by
taking poison. He was frustrated in
his efforts by nciGhbors. VIII" saw him
swallow one OF the poisonous tablets
and was forcihly carried by them TO
St Vinccnts Hospital. His exact con-
dition could not be determined last
night. but il is thought he VIII rca
cover.
Berry. who is carpenter hy trade,
is the father of three small childrch,
and has been out of work Cor some
time. Financial worries. followed by
his wife leaving him. are believed to
have unbalanced his mind tempo
rarily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
Y. Il. & p. SUED FOR
DEATH OF 8-YEAR-OLD
~ Charles u. Bishop.
Killed by street Car,
Asks SIu.uOO.

NORFOLK, sept. ll.-Allegcd care
less operation of Il street car by the
motorman in not making Il regular
stop to take on waiting passengers
is blamed ior the death Of S-ycar-oid
Charles Bedding. Bishop, who was
struck and killed by car at Myers
Avenue and Forty-eighth Street on
.Iunc IL.
Allegations to this effect are made
In a 10000 damage suit filed against
the Virginia hallway and Power Com
pany yesterday in the Court OF Law
and ChanCery by Estella NJ. swain.
of the dead boy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
HELD FOR MURDER
ATTEMPT, is INSANE
Negro who Plotted killing Of Three
white Mcn Seat to state
iIaspitnI,

Especial TO The Times piSpaich.l
iiEATHSNII.LE, VA. Sept. IL
Cockrcll. the coiorcd man in jail here
awaiting his trial for Tn. attempted
murder OF young Dclano, at Reno.
this county. some months ago. has
been taken to Central state Hospital.
Petersburg. having become violently
insane since being in Jail.
They have found. since his arrest.
tina; he and Ethclhcrt Taylor. another
prisoner in jail waiting trial. charged
with completely In this same at
tempted murder. had planned To Kill
three men the same night, all in the
ncighborhood. ana knowing how in
censcd and aroused the people would
he. they had notified the majority o:
the negroes in Lancaster County to he
prepared. that there would he
trouble, and they must arm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
Wreck IbcInNs TrIinN.

DANVILI.E. VA. sept IA de-
raiimcni Of Il freight car on the Nor
folk division OF the Southern Rail
way resulted in severe damage to the
permanent way, scv"rd miles from
Norfolk Friday night. The train ar
rived here saturday morning. At
tachcd TO the train nf passenger and
Pullman coaches was freight car
and an empty passenger coach While
travelling at Il high rate Of speed
the freight left the track. the wheels
being torn off and before the train
could be stopped considerable por-
ton Of the track had been destroyed
and serious damage done on a bridge.
where the train was finally brought
to "A halt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
Minister Painfully Injured.

DANNlLLE, VA. Sept. ll.-Rcv. G.
II. Parker, pastor Of Mcnett Me-
mortal Church. was painfully injured
saturday afternoon, when he was
pushed by Il fractions automobile
through the plate glass window of Il
crankcd his car, parked at the curb,
forgetting that IL was in gear Tho
machine started forward and pushed
the minister through the display win
dow. He sustained a badly cut arm.
He was escorted 10 the office OF
physician. where IL was said that his
injuries were not serious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
DEMOCRATS HOLD MASS
MEETING AT CHATHAM
Delegates and AItcrna,cs to
Fifth District Convention
Are Chosen
Are Chosen.

iSDecial to The Times Dispatch
DANNTGL.E, VA. sept. 11.-rb.
Pittsylvania Democeatic mass.p,eet.
ing was held at Chatham Saturday as-
ternoon with large attendance of
delegates. at which delegates and all
,crnates 20 the Fifth District Con-
v"ntion. which meets here next Tues
day. were chosen. Pitts ylvania IS
twcnty-scvcn votes on the conv, N
Noor. the largest number Of am one
county in the district. All Of these
votes will he cast for Joseph White
head. the Pittsylvan.a candidate. so
long as his name is before the as
scmbly. Reports from the county seat.
this afternoon were that intense EN-
ihusiasm for the Chatham man who
many years ago was a law partner
of senator Claude a. Swanson
The action of the Grayson County
Democrats yesterday by inStructinE
the delegation to vote solidly for j.
Murray Hooker. uf Patrick. assures
him of forty-threo votes IN the open-
ing ballot on the convention floor Mr.
Hooker has now pledged for his sup
port Patrick County. with twelve
votes. GraYson with eighteen and Car
roll with thirteen. giving him forty
three votes. The majority needed to
nominate is sevcnty-six
Judge Withcrs announced today
chat no court session will be hcld
mere on iueSuaE' ana inc day VIII Ee
given over generally ID political af-
fairs. 1t. is anticipated that the con-
vent;on viii consume Two days with
stern fight on the first brcaKaway
The panvil!c mass citing has
been called for Monday night when
the Democrats OF Danville will meet
and elect nineteen delegates TO the
next days convention. It is antict-
patcd that the Danville delegation
will be Instructed 10 vote for John
w. Carter of this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
Trihu,c to Religious Worker.

PETERSBt'It G, VA, Sept. IA
memorial services for the late 4. G.
Crowdcr. prominent Baptist Church
worker and philanthropist of this
city. were held this afternoon. when
Baptist sunday school association
met in the Second BAPTIST Church.
Several! prominent members Of the
Baptist denomination OF Petersburg,
made addresses and reviewed the
work done hy MIR Crowdcr in the de-
veiopmcnt OF Baptist churches here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
Mis- Nancy rn.cwcn S,crcr.

Miss Nancy Tazcwell Stcgcr. daugh-
Yer OF the late Frank -. and Ida FL
iolt StcGcr. Of Richmond died at
hite Post, Va. on Saturday. Func-
RAJ arrangements have not been COM
p'rtcd' but il is understood the body
VII be brought to Richmond and tn.
h"rlai VIII be in the family section
III hollywood.
MISS Stcgcr and her sisters left
Richmond several years ago TO max
Their home in Washington. She was
SISTER or Colopcl John Overton Ste
frr' u ;. Coast Artillery, now sta
,"hc" IN the Philippines. Besides
hcr brother, she is survived by three
sisters, Misses Ida Elicit Stcgcr, Mary
fendicton Stcger and Mrs. John Wcs-
ley Sorrellc. of Detroit, and an aunt.
Mrs Cannon Fleming, formerly Of
Richmond. now OF Summcryille. s.
G.. She was also a niece Of tho late
Colonel Tazcwcll Elicit, former Con-
gresham from this district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
Guarantee sao.ooo To Highway Hody,

I.YNtIIBTEG, w. Sept. ll.--Kcsi-
dents OF Campbell and Pittsylvania
Counties have guaranteed $4,000 to
the state Highway Commission. with
which the commission will move
shortly 1" let Ia contract 6.6 miles OF
road between Lynchhmrr and Alta
vista, a portion OF the Lynchhuyg to
Dunvill" stat" highway. Much OF the
sixty miles between the two cities Is
already completed With a modern
road. and when several bad places
"r" linked NJ a modern road will he
available To the North Carolina line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
spocial 10 Tho rimcs-Dispateh. ]

TSNCCIaI 10 THO TJTI'S- I'ISIdItH
Pt.TERSBuRG. VA, Sept. ll.-Fish
stories arc evidently becoming popu-
lar among local Nimrods after trips
10 nearby ponds. hut one comes from
t.mporia which carries off all honors.
Manager Bihbs. OF the Emporia
Postal Telegraph office. is the GEN.
trail figure in the fish story from
.Grccnvillc County.
With several companions he flshcd
in TIC power dam near Emporia sew
eral days asp and was about to call
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
no,nr, club ofncInI, to Meet.

LfNCHRtRG, VA. Sept. 11.-Pres-
idcnts and secretaries of the forty
Rotary Clubs in the seventh Rotary
district. composed of the States Of
Virginia and the Carolinas, Will be
held here September 81, at the Vir-
cin;an Hotel. The local club will
stage a big meeting with a banquet
as 4 closing feature OF the conference.
10 which Rotarians from Roanoke,
Danvilc. stanton. Petersburg. Rich
mond and Charlottesville are to be
invited &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-12
= SERIOUSLY INJURED IN
MOTORCYCLE WRECK
We're Riding Machine ut Fnst Rate
In DanviIlc when Thrn,yn Into

DANVII.IE. VA. Sept ll.-Glen
McFarlinr was taken TO the hospital
this moibIinr in a critical condition.
and Charles Sanford. less seriously
hurt, following "a motorcycle acct
dent.
The mon were riding one machine
at fast rate, when they arc both
thrown into wooden fence Nc
Farling was operated upon this eve
ring for Internal injuries. and his
condition is critical.