Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29
REAL TORS STANDING
COMMITTEES NAMED
Secretary Ray Richardson
Makes Announcement for
Local Realty Exchange.
EXTENSIVE wonI< Is PLANNED
VIII strive for Hcductiou of Foes
In Civil Ju.tIrc Court aud for
Measure 1teductug tn, on intonHi-
slcs From SI.IO to 30 Cents.

Announcement OF the appointment
OF fho standing commIttecs Tor 1912
of tho Richmond Real lcatatc FIX
change was made yesterday after
noon by e. Ray Richardson, sccro
tnry OF both the loca, and S,ato
bodies, MIR. Richardsou also mailed
copies of the appointments to ali OF.
hotnls of tho organization and In tho
members OF the commlttocp them
selves, The list follows:
Oflcers--L w. McVcigh. president;
John w Rates. first v!cc- prca!dent;
LoRoy Brown. Sr second vico-rrcs'-
don't.
Board Of Managcrs--Iohn c. Eaa-
Icy, Edgar Allan. Jr.. y. J. Chcwuing.
Jr., Tom w. Clark. ., II, Funston.
Howard sutton. ]. Pope Nash. Alfred
]. Rlake. II. X. Pollard. Jr.. II, T..
Riohcson, y. X. Muhlcmnn.
Membership Ccmmittec--Alfred /.
Blake Ichairman), John Bagby. c. G.
Bowc. Frank II. Epps, y. u. Smith.
House Committee-A. J. Chcwning.
Jr> chairman. l.. T.. Rylnnd. Alfred
T. .Godd!n.
Arbitration COMMUNICATIONS w
Bates (chairman). Howard Sutton, H.
II. Pollard. Jr.. y. l., Adamson. H. y.
1lutzlcr. John Sloan. o. II. Funston.
Appraisal Committee-LeRoy l..
Brown ichairman). Julian c. Ander-
son. iNIuCc JNoWe, -. Z. MOOfCuelO.
Hugh McCurdy, 0. y. Hawkins. l. i;
Harv!c.
Entertainment Committee-A X.
Muhlcman (chairman). L. r. Schmidt,
W. l. Tyler, f.. ID. Epps. II. L. Ebcl.
publicity Committee. Pope Nash
(chairman. II. S. Taylor, Jr., Law
ton Crutchtic!d.
Sick COMMUNICATION w. Clark
tchairman), G. c. Satterncld, w. c.
Norman.
Committee on Streets. Roads,
Parks. Fairgrounds and Boulcvards-
Q. III. Funston tchairman), John w.
Moore. w. L. Sullivan.
Committee on Judiciary. LeCisla-
ton and City ord;nances-John c.
Easlcy tchairman), Bruce Bowe. ].
u. ~Carneal. James r. Elan, w. Il.
sullivan, Edgar Allan. Jr., II. $. Tay
Tor, George G. Gregory, William u.
Reid. Q. y. Hawkins. y. l.. Adamson,
M. q. Tha!himer, John Bagby.
Auditing Committee-Alfrcd L.
Blake tchairman), G. c. Chaplin. Jr..
Frank Richcson.
Good Roads COMMUNICATION w.
Clark tchairman. Leroy T.. Brown,
Jr., S. NJ Brooks.
49, Want Reduced Fees.
Members of the exchange have ac-
complishcd number of beneficial
things for the city during the year.
and are interested in several other
innovations which they arc working
to get. One of these is the reduction
OF the fees in the Civil Justices
Court TO the same level ut which
they. were during the year 1919, be-
fore the General Assembly OF 1920
changed them.
Another matter which they are
backing is the coming law. providing
M nj lie
cannot be built next to $40, 900 resi-
dences. causing great loss to prop
erty owners and despoiling the lcau-
ty OF the city.
Exchange Started Move.
II was the Real Estate Exchange
which first started the movement for
the consolidation of the offices of City
Treasurer and City Auditor, which is
now being sponsored by the Rich
mond First Club. Mr.. Richardson
announced yesterday that the real
tors are anXiously awaiting action
by the General Assembly on the bill
introduced through the efforts Ok the
realtors, cutting the tax on intangi-
bles from sl.lo to SO cents
The organization now has mem
bership OF siNty-five active firms and
persons and an associate member
ship OF organizations and property
holders whose interests are In SYM
pathy with those OF the exchange,
OF sixty.
Mr.. Richardson announced last
night that special meeting of the
legislative committee Of the cx-
change Will he held Tuesday after
noon AZ o'clock IN III" offices OF the
exchange. and urges all members to
be present for the meeting.