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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-07
WOUNDS GIRL, KILLS SELF

AtIanta, MATCH U.--John A. FdtCu, 27. shot and killed himself after wounding his companion. Miss Louise Quinn, 22, according to the verdict of coroner's jury which concluded it's investi gation tonight of the double shooting late Saturday evening. The couple were returning from moving picture theatre in Patch's automobile when the shooting took. place, Miss Quinn testified
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-07
FREIGHT FIGURES GIVEN

Tuscaloosa, March 6.-tSpeciaI. )-- Freight passing through Lock No. 10 on the Warrior river for the month of February was as follows Total, 23,821 tons, freight down stream. 1854 tons; freight up stream. 5,307 tons; coal, l5,2s0; steel and iron, 2,o2s tons; miscellaneous, 2,504 tons, sand and gravel. 645 tons; Iron ore 5S7 tons; lumber, s30 tons; fertilizer 262 tons: 12o tons logs. s6 barges, 3S tow boats and 36 lockages.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-07
EDUCATORS RETURN

Tuscaloosa, March 6.-(Special.)- Prof. J. M. Burnett, superintendent of the city schools, and Dr. Leo King of the University have returned from Chicago where they attended an an nual meeting of the superintendents of the National Educational associa- tion. More than 10000 educators at tended the meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-07
BARTLETT IS NOMINATED Rv Assacfate Bresx

Washington March 6.-John H. Bartlett of New Hampshire, was nomi- hated today by President Harding to be first assistant postmaster gen eral. Mir. Bartlett who at present is chairman of the civil service commits sion will succeed General Hubert Work who on Saturday succeeded Will H. Hays as postmaster general
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-07
JUGO-SLAVIA WILL
 PROTEST TO ITALY
By Associated Press

. Belgrade, March 6.-The Jugo-Siav cabinet. after q thorough discussion of the situation at Plume. has de ci6ed to send note of protest to the Rome government The allied eabl- nets are being advised that this step is Icing taken and that it also has been decided to adopt measures to rrotect Jugo- Slav interests.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-07
FINANCE MINISTER'S. TO MEET
 Ry Associated Press

Paris, March 6.-The finance minis ters of Great Dritian, France, Italy and Belgium will meet in Paris March to discuss the distribution among allies of separations payments all ready made by Germany, it was an nounced today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-07
HUGHES REACHES HOME
 E, Assoeiated Press

Washington. March 6.-Secretary Huges arrived tonight from his vaca tion to Bermuda and went immediate 1y to his home, saving he would be as his office in the state department early tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-07
MEET OLD FRIENDS

"The Gumps" in colors every Sun day in The Age-Herald. Others are Gasoline Alley" Nr and Mrs" and Tom Sawyer"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
Use Metal Tokens
for Car Tickets
i. K. & p. to Discard Pa.
per Commencing Neat
Monday.

Commencing Monday morning. con
ductors on the street ears OF the Wiz.
rinia Railway aud Power Company.
Viii sell metal tokens in place Of the
present paper street car tickets
The token IL about tho size Of a
dime and tho advantage Of II over
the paper ticket, as stated by the
company. is for the convenience of
passengers and for speeding up the
service. TIL" tokens can he mixed
with tho change" IN ones pocket
whereas the paper tickets will very
quickly wear out unless carefully put
IN a card-C3se or pocket book. and
street railway officials claim that
much delay Is caused in loading the
cars hv reason Of patrons having to
hnd their tickets. The tokens viii
70" sold at tn" sam" rate as the pres
ont paper tickets An car tickets in
the hands of tn" public will lac hon
ured whom presented for rid"
Tokens Ar" now used in Baltimorn
and Washington. ami most all Of tho
larger cities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
CENTRAL METHODISTS
GUESTS AT BANQUET
H'h'e sunday school Head PRINCIPAL
'Pchhcr-Plnns for Proposed
ANNEX Discussed

ne ofhcers and teachers OF Cen
IRA! Methodist Sunday school were
inc guests OF NJ. A Campbell. super-
iniendent. and l.. w. Wells. assistan,
superintendent. ate banquet served
IN me sunday school room last night
from TO $50 o'clock.
one Of the features OF the oc-
CoaSion was the talk Of Rev. J. H.
montgomery, superintendent of sun
day school WORK Of the Virri,i,
eIMiefenct. lie congratulated the
tcAoo! on the record II attained AZ
N" training schoo! held In Rich
Hl"nG during the week OF November
~ TINS record. T. was said. sur
passed al! others in Southern Method.
N. ". neyn,.. chairman ., ~.
h'"r! o.: stewards. spoke q, tho
Work % tho Young Mems Ribl. class
az Which he is teacher. Other ,,tks
Were made by J. T. BEDFORD. Jr y
--eEos';er G.. ". Galloway. II
Taylor W. II Owens. /. " wnus
NJ : Campbell MISS GLADYS How
"tHs Mrs W : Carter and MIS-
CHARLES Svnoodt
il.i, chairman o.. tn. nu,la
.Hs committed, outlined tho mans ~,
''+ Ir"?'S"d annex 20 tn. Sunday
S.hoa. aud : r TroylIl!an. cha,rm.,
o. ih' Hnaur" committ.o. CAV. as
suranc- - Tho ability ot tho com
mi;;ee % Ansnce the proposition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
MEASURE TO STRA|GHTEN
CHAMBERLAYNE AVENUE
Necessary Before Driveway
Can BE Finished Southwark.
" to Leigh Street.

The Committee on Streets OF City
Council. last night. after hearing
from Director Saviiie. recommended
to city Council 4 resolution acQuir-
Ing land to straiGhten Chambcrlayne
Avenue southwardly from the via :
duct to Leigh street. The director
explained that this work should he
done so that the driveway may he
section Of old Jackson ward. This
paper Will 20 to the Finance Com
mittce for funds.
The committee also directed the
Department OF Works Ia supply in
formation as to tho amount of city
property to be used i'm the event thu.
Myrtle Grove Cemetery Corporation
is given permission to use the road
way between the cemetery and tho
Pine Camp tract. now used cNclu-
sivcly by the city. IN. sense OF the
committee is to permit such use OF
the road. hut details are sought.
other matters recommended are:
Resolution to acquire land to
widen and extend V street from
Tweuty-niuth street to Thirty frst
street; 1" establish north line OF
Eagle Alley west from Thirteenth
street between Main and Cary
Streets. and an ordinance closing an
alley between Mulberry, Robinson
Taylor and Beverly Streets was for
warded To Director Savillc for re-
COMMUNICATION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
Ancient Cemetery
to Be Beautifed
Council Utilities Com.
mittee Recommends
Fork in Sh0ckoe.

Old Shockoe Cemetery. in the
sacred precincts OF which lie the re-
mains bf many OF Richmonds promi-
nent people Of the early days of the
city including those or the first
Mayor Foushce. in whose memory tho
street or that name. marking The
compass division Of the city. was
dedicated. will he beautified and
made more pleasing to tho eve. II a
resolution recommended hy the Coun-
eli Committee on Utilities last night.
is adopted by Council
The resolution appropriatcs the
sum Of $4,000 for tn. purpose OF re-
Mobilization. The walkways and tn.
rrivewaNs and hedges are To he
placed in good condition. and weeds
and undcrbrhsh are to he removed.
In addition 10 these improvements a
system Of perpetual care is to he in =
stated. and the old historic Gene
terry is 10 be made prescntablp The
EXISTING condition OF the place was
referred to by committeeman as
'disgraceful." Great difficulty is OK
perienccd in locating tn" graves OF
the departed. because OF the unkcpt
condition or the place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
HISTORIANS HONOR
WOODROW WILSON
IRy Associated press. |

NEW HAVEN. CONN, Dec. 2S.-
While friends az Woodrow Wilson
were greeting him today in Wash
'ngt"n on his siXty-siNth BIRTHDAY a e
maN.r Of history" his friends and
'"IieaEues az the American HiS,uri-
cal Association in session here re-
m"m"-red him as a teacher ~ his
terry and elected him frs, vic--
president az tn" association. N,ttc.
"f his election was sent L. tn. war
nm" PRESIDENT with greetings from
IA" historians gathered here.
MI wilson. Who has been a mem
TER OF tn" association for many wears.
was elected second vice pres id"nt al
"a" session last year. other .iec-
ti"ns were:
President. Edward i Cheyn.y. Uni
N"rSiiN "f PENNSYLVANIA; Se"oud vice.
president. Charles NJ. Andrews Yale;
secretary. John Spencer Gass.t,.
smith; treasurer. Charles Moore. Of
Washington
In" next session 81 tho association
VIII te held in Columbus. ONO. Will.
IN" 1924 session will he in Richmond.
Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
ENDORSES MECHANICS
INSTITUTE PURCHASE
Council Utilities Body, for
Second Time. Recon-.
mcnds Acquisition.
WOULD cosr CITY Mso.ooo
Has Sanction Of Mayor md His Adj
Nts"ry Hoard. Embracing Depart
ment Dirc"t"rs-Woody.H irschberg
and DickcrSon Dissent.

with the dissenting voices % Al
s,-- wo,s, ,,.,,, ,,s
80
p'is anu i''N''So"' the committee
on ttiltties last night for tho second
time, recommended To Council tho
r,-on,s .
W" ny 'ns M"'hanicS institute, at
Eleventh and Rrcad Streets, and the
papor viii DO forwarded 10 Council
49,. vsI, r,oso 49,, 49,.
'''
purchase "eF" INA man l-aud' Al
dermen Epps. Moss, Councilman
Price
49,
me purchase was recommended by
mayor AinSiie ana his advisory board.
embracing tho directors OF the vari-
Gus Gen3r.nicnts II was s,a.ed &,
80
Wv ~ '""' '"e
"ahdlhe could he utilized for the
housing OF a number Of bureaus Of
the departments. Including pol!ce
Headquarters. the Bureaus OF
WciEhts and Measures, Ruildinc. sur
vcys. Designs. Clinics and Tubercu-
lnsis divisions OF tn" Health Depart
mcn,. and the Labor Bureau Tho
cost Of tho building is placed at $3.50
COO, ana an original outlay Of $4,000
for romodclinr and rcfittins.
\ report from the subcommittee on
proposed sale Of a portion of the
Clark Springs property 10 the Holly
WOOD Cemetery Association was pr,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
VISITING HEALTH OFFICER
PRAISES DR.. WILLIAMS
Says Work in South Carolina
Patterned After That
of Virginia.

Health and sanitary workers from
various counties and towns Of tho
state in the second day of tho an
nual conference yesterday in tho
Community Han OF the Broad street
" r. Church. heard Or James A.
lIaync. state health commissioner OF
South Carolina. proclaim the splen-
did work DIR. Ennion q. Williams.
State health commissioner. Is doing
FOR Virginia. Dr. Elayne said the
work In South Carolina was pattern
Williams IL safe and sane. and what
the public health workers in other
States"
Dr. iIayne said the people of tho
South strongly favored the Shep-
nerd -rCwn-r law. with It's measures
for tn" protection OF motherhood.
'r. ". r. Draper. assistant sur
geon-Eeneral OF the United StateS
urged unsclnshncss and cooperation
among public health workers. Don't
worry bout who gets the credit:
the big thing Ia 10 secure results"
h" said. lie told OF the mcasurcs to
c"unt"ract various "pidcnics through
out the United states. efforts now
being conferred on preventing yellow
fever from spreading into Texas from
Victoria. Mexico. where an epidemio
OF that malady now prevails
County sanitary officers discussed
rural Sanitation during tho af.sr-
noon. Or. w. Rrownley Foster of
Roanoke. presided.
Public health nurses hrs meeting
In conjunction with tho health ON
ccrs. The sessions will continue to-
day and tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
WOOLLEY TO DIRECT
HIGHWAY BUILDERS
VIII Work for Hcttcr RrIationshIp
Hetorcn Highway Commission
and Contractors.

Robert I. Airport. president n the
Virginia Highway Contractors Asso-
ciation, announced yesterday that
robert w. W"olley. Of Fairfax. Va
formerly member Of the Intcrstat
Commerce Commission. had accepted
the post OF managing director OF the
Virginia Highway Contractors Asso-
citation. and for tho next ten days
VIII have an office with Mr. AllpOrt
until permanent headquarters for
the association are established
MIR. Woollcy will work for better
relationship between the Virginia
state Highway Commission, it's en-
pioyes and between the material
and equipment producers and the
contractors.
MIR. N"olley has held many posi-
lions OF trust. and is member OF
numerous clubs in WASHINGTON.
where he has been located for sew
eral years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
THREE RICHMOND FIRMS
INCREASE THEIR CAPITAL
Other Corporations Have
Charters Amended TO AL.
low Changes.

The name OF tho firm OF Bins.
wanScr Il Company. of Richmond in
! charter amendment granted bv ,hc
state Corporation Commission vcs-
tcrday was changed to Binswanyc
Co, incorporated. and authority
given to increase ,he capital stock
from 100000 to 100000 TO enlarge
the purposes OF the corporation.
changing the limit OF real estate IL
may hold and giving the charter an
unlimited duration. The officers are
Harry 5. RinswanEer. president. and
Samuel T.. Rinswanger. secretary
An amendment was granted to the
charter OF Davis BROTHERS. Incorror-
"ted. Richmond. increasing the cant
tal stock from 100000 To $500. ono
The officers are J. Lee Davis. prcsi-
dent. and l.. Thornton Davis. secre-
tary.
The Davis Land Company. Incor-
pora'ed. Richmond. was authorized to
Increase it's capital stock from s25. o00
To $4,000 The officers are J. Lev
Willis, secretary.
other charters and amendments
granted yesterday follow:
u. G. Baker Company, 1nCorporat
ed. Roanoke Va. Maximum 10000.
minimum $4,000. II. {. Eak"r
president. Roanoke: j. p. Saul. il.
secretary. and Lee A. Denit. ioih OF
salem. Va. To manufacture aud deal
H. electrical devices.
Petersburg toc., Cola EottIiuI
works. incorporated. Petershurg. Va.
Maximum $4,000. minimum 81 200
James l.. Grass. president Leon NJ
ihelrs. secretary. and Emma w
Grass. all Of Richmond To manu-
iacturc and deal in soft drinks
Amendment 10 charter and cor
'ihcat" ~ reduction nf actu.!ly is
sued stock of IIupp Motor car Cor.
r"raiion. Richmond Va. Charles n
Hastings. pr. Sid"nt. and y Won
S"hl"Scll. secretary. Decreasing its
capital stock from sS.0OO. 600 To- ST..
i"Oo"". and its actually issued stock
ny ".?2l shares "C preferred stock.
Amendment 10 charter ur Bank
or thristiansburg. Christiausuurg
Va u. I. M"Sby. president and u
NJ, Hagen. secretary. Changing the
plan for an exchange OF stock az set
i"rth in previous amendment
Amendment To charter az CONNER
ciaI Loan aud Financ" Corporation.
Alexandria. Va. shelton H. Groves.
president. and =. J.. Dodd. secretary.
Embracing it's purposes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
GENERAL MUIR IS TO
VISIT RICHMOND JAN. 8
Commando Of Third Corps Area. a.
=. A.. VIII Pny R~.prri,
to t.ONrrnor.

Mai"rG"n"ral Charles II Muir.
uirander OF tho Third Corps Area,
ned states Amy. with hcaduuar-
ttrs in Baltimore. will arriv. In
Richmond AZ !" - 4. NJ January ).
:" Ray MS respects to Governor l..
Loo Trinhlc and Adjutant-Gcncral
w w SAT-" He Will he arcompa cd
by his "hi.f OF stan. Colonel FRANK
:. cochcu. and other officers
General Muir will he the guest Of
honor at a luncheon 10 be given by
General sal" In ;nc WcStmorclanti
club. other guests viii Include GOV
"rnor Trinklc. officers ~ the Nir-
Sinta National Guard. and officers Of
tho Eiehticth Division. colonel
George H. Iamcrson. Of the Eighteen
Division. is expected 10 he present
salute in honor OF General Muir
will b" fred by Battery Il. HIN
Field Arbitrary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
PIGEONS TRAPPED BY
owl CAR HEADLIGHT
MotormRn Frnnk l., Martin Relieves
Cats Disturb Hooaiinu Places
I'm Suhurbnn section

Pigeons driven from their roor-
inS places in the vicinity Of Barton
Heights within tho last few nights
hav. hccom. confused hv fvirv I'm
front OF tn. headlight of the "nw
car operated ~ Motorman Frank !.
Martin. who has succeeded In captur-
Ing TWO Of them.
About 3 o'clock iew mornings
ago Mr.. Martin brought his car Ia a
stands,ili near the First street nridr 9
Hnd ran back To pick up a pigeon
That htd been struck lie showed
tho pigeon TO Conductor II Il Kelley
AM other persons ABOARD IN" car
Mr. Martin said hc believed ,rc
pigeons We're being driven from their
r""Sts At night by cats Ito SAYS Il
is Easy I" catch pigeons after they
h"""m" confused ~ IN. glare Of \
headlight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
RICHMONDERS GOING
TO FRAT" CONVENTION
VIII LrnNc Today 20 Attend Delta
knppn Epsilon S~ssions in


WNndham X. Meredith. Murray NJ.
Nciuir". Henry Taylor. Jr.. T., J.. Be-
miss Jr.. samuel II Bcmiss W T.
BUford. /. Curry Thomas. Mcdonald
Wexford. Or. Daniel Tallcy. Or. Gar
nett Nelson and william Frazier Will
lcav" here This morning for Wash
ingtOn 10 attend the seventy eighth
annual national convention OF the
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. Tho
trip Will b. made aboard tho private
car OF f:ppa iiunton, president OF the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad.
MIR Hunton viii he among tho
speakers at the banquet TO b~ given
Saturday night In connection with tho
convention The sessions Of tho con-
vcntion. which opened Wednesday
night. are being held in the New VIII
lard Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
10 RAISE FUNDS TO-DAY
FOR CONFEDERATE NAVY
proceeds VIII Defray Fxn,p., 81,
Gathering Data Relative 10
southern

10 raise funds fpr defrayinr tn.
q penSe ~ gathering data relative 10
the Confederate navy tags viii h.
e"!H i'aaE IN Richmond ana the driv.
~! "' 'H 'haFEe az some Of the mast
prominent men and women az trn
CITY
rms appeal is not TO be confined TO
the people Of hichmcud but will *.
tend 90 al! Nrglnians. Tho records
OF many Of tho men in tho Conrcdcr-
ate navy were destroyed when Rich-
mond was evacuated, and b, IL nee
essary 70 secure ali possible data IN
oFa-r 10 complete the history OF that
branch OF the South'a activities
Attorncy-Genersl John x Saunders
II chairman OF the committee in
charge of the tag day, and the other
members are r. Hening smith. Ad-
jutant-Gencral W W. Sale. w y.
Cardwe! and W. Mcdonald Lee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
Medical Corps Examination

examination for officers OF tbc
hc"i"al corps. Virginia National
'""fh' VIII take place this morning
~ ~ o'clock In the Offices of Adm
lhnt-Gcncral Sale. Probably no, mnr.
man TWO officers are TO appear b.
Tor" tn" examining board of which
MAJOR John - Fits. surgeon. lS3rd
infantry, IN president Major " y.
MERCER Is detailed temporarily Ia FIJI
IN" place az Major Herbert G. Mallory.
d member Of the board. who is in
niSpoSed. CAPTAIN Thomas +. Wheel
d"n Is recorder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
PINE CAMP TRACT
is | REED AS SITE
FOR PUBLIC LINKS


S"th"r, There Was NOR" hope "t the
main object being accom- piishru.
THr"" sites owned hy IN" city were
considered hy TIA" golf organization.
E"sid"s tn" ru" Camp tract. ihoy
had gone over one AZ Bryan Iark and
south oG Hyrd rarN. While th-s" sites
wcr" larE" enough for an eighteen
hpl" course. u Was believed that the
cost Of construction would bc pro
nibi,!yc, din" Ito hoth tracts being
heavily wnod"d, which would ucc"s-
sitat" cutting out the trees and dig
r!ue uD IN" roots
WhN" football. baseball and tennis
w"r" considered hv the golfers along
0i'n ~" municipal links. the con
s'rHcton ~ clubhouse. swimming
pool and cIud"J PAIN. was suggested
toy councilman Iohn fiirschDcrs
lie, Us do ms thing In proper
shape from the start" suggested the
Eas, End representative.
Near Electric Line.
The iiu" 'amp tract embraces l6.;
a"r"- !, is proposed 10 have the
Nrs' '"c - ,ho golf course at the
southwest boundary. whicn would
pltr" n WITHIN Ne minn.'"s walk Of
'n" iiut"r PARK "lcctrc line. /,
va stated may the virginia Rail
""E ana iuw'r rumpauy h,d nGi-
Gated .'S Willingness 10 extend Its
TRACKS, nu 0hHwp-Ilayu. Avenue "a
tHt Proposed now .rulrtir park. aud
'tat 't' uih'r recreation H.li bee
"nIl' Iu pioNimiiy 90 co." car linz"
Ii" resolution calling ou nir"ctu,
SAUL" ST. draw up COSTS ~ ,hc colt
roH's" and athiei.. r"ll dp.s no; CON
hn" h.n 90 ih" Iiu. Camp property
h1t specifies tha' sit, IS w"ll as oth-,
.rup"''y owned uy tn. civ TN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
Join National Guard Reserve

IN" following officers have been
transferred from tho unassigned lis,
u" the virginia National Guard Re-
serve. Adjutant-G General Sale an.
hohnccd Yesterday afternoon: See
"hd Lieutenant Edward II. Dadnun
formerly OF Norfolk. hat nov OF
Richmond. field artillery. second
Lieutenant Griffith j. McRcc. ~ Rich -.
m"nd infantry. Second Lieutenant
Marcus Il. S,sley. OF Roanoke. CO.'S,
artillery He is a cadc, at the viz
rinia Polytechnic Institute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
building Permits Issued.

fuiiding Inspector Harrison YES
terday issued permits to H. w Roun-
tree, 10 repair brick stores at 425 and
~ West Kroad street, to cost $3.50;
MEYER fr""ntree. to repair brick
store 2l5 East Broad Street. to cost
*l,'l'.oo: John G. Fletcher. to build
brick and stucco dwelling in lot B.
h!"ck l. north Richmond Terrace. TO
cost $4,000. and W II. and l.. F..
t'radlry, to build frame dwelling
At 1888 Clin street. to cost 81 ooo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

City taxes payable. collectors
office. City Hall. Q A. VI. to 6 y. 81.
Tag day. Confederate States
Navy data FUND. all day.
Finance Committee. city Hall.
8 y. NJ
Barton Heights woman's Club.
stuart School. s Il. NJ
Ladies' Auxiliary. Railroad
workers Of Richmond. Eagles
Hall. p. NJ
John Marshall House. Ninth and
Marshall Streets, open . a. NJ. TO
II. NJ.
For theatrical calendar. sec
paEn 1--WE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29

Is to be made. II was pointed out
mat the entire cost need not he met
NJ one time. but that II would take
eighteen months or two years to com
plete the course. councilmen also
stated that the cindcr track, swim
ming pool and other adjuncts to the
big play grounds could come later.
that the golf links had the right Of
way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
hoy. ~. Injured ny Auto.

Floyd G;podc Is. Of 1890 Lewis
street, Futon. who was injured as
a result Of being struck by an auto
mobile Wednesday, night at s:iS
O'Clock. Is reported as improving IN
nc H>G"ia Hospital. He suffered
cruises and cuts about IN. had and
face
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
,Iude, u.rbam D..,rnnt-d.

judy" T. J Barham. Of the Cor
poration Court. Of Newport News.
was designated rs Governor T.. Lee
Trinkl" yesterday 10 open the term
~ the Circuit Court % tho city OF
Newport News mex, Monday. Jan
uaTS :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29

10 COAL. DEALERS.
My Dear Folks. The country for
me- Back in Southside Virginia.
where the wooded hills hold promise
Of thousand fires and never a hill
TOR coal. |, was fast by an inrlc
hleezinE finely" that Burns got in
spirati"n. and that's what need. In
spira'i"n. Suppos" IL came TO mo in
a coal-heated house. and just as my
face was hcinG lighted by the divine
spark, the postman We're :" come and
leave mo q hill IN which should hnd
! had To pay 81 more for ton Of
coal what would happen? Ny ardor
would cool. tho divine spark would
flicker and die out. genius would be
thrCttlcd. u masterpiece" would he lost
20 III" world. literature would suf-
fer and | would fall h"adlong from
tn" stars 10 an untimely death on
Allen Savill"'s pavcmcnts Really. I
didn't r"aiiz" the fun, dir" import Of
this proposed iuCr"as" of 81 ton in
tho pric" 90 coal until began To re-
fleet up"n what | should write. Then
found there was no divin" spark. no
genius. no aid at ali 10 writing left
in this typewriter. The spcCter OF
higher prices already is doing its
deadly work. Back - Flat creek for
me! The world shall not suffer.
FATHER BYRD.