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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
1HEATER DISASTER
VICTIM IS BURIED
Mrs. hnnr Davis Wrsson, Wjfc of
Colonel Wcs>"n. Inferred nj
McsI mint

MIS-. Ahne Davis Wcsson. who was
Eh'rd when thc roo; Of the Knicker
nocK"r Ihea'er IN Washington col.
!apSca last SATURDAY night. was
pu'i'd 10y the side Of her father. tn,
'a,c General George q Davis. Judso
advocate General. 4. :. \.
-o,"he' Charles Macon W"sson. nus.
naho "f Mrs W"sson who also was
,n,nrca during the catastrophe. at
'fp"en inc burial Colonel Wcsson.
VINO is son OF Captain Charles NJ
N+sS"m' o. Richmond. IS recovering
,o" ms INJURIES. Miss Nance Davi,
WHssoH' daughter Of Colonel Yves.
sou - recovering from Injuries re.
c.Ned III INC accident al tho thcat.r
mhe rs confined to hospital IN
Washington. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
GOVERNOR WILL OPEN
RICHMOND-MADE SHOW,
"n!"r Ainsiic and Other CITY ON
"iniS VIII he Invited to BE Pres
cnt ON ''IrinkIc Dn,,

"ovsrnor L. Lee Trinkle will
oFmaiiy open the second Made-i in
Hichm"nd Exposition with his cn,ir.
stan on February 20. il was officially
announced BY T. 4. Harrison. chair
man %! the general exposition com
h''''cc. following Il conference with
IN" chief executive in his offices y.s
tcrday at noon The d.legatio, 81,
i""r' consisting OF Mr.. Harrison,
Walter NJ. Jones. Georgia c. Bideood
an" 'ydc w. Saunders, was cordially
received as the representatives of In,
eighty Richmond manufacturers who
VIII cNn!h!t at the exposition. and
thc Governor accepted. not only for
family.
Mayor George Ainslic, the CITY
l""h'il and the city officials OF Ric,..
mona viii be invited To he present,
on Governors Day" and one of the
most brilliant asscnNlagcs of law.
makers and officials ever gotten 10.
ecthc' in the city will he ON hand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
INDUSTRIAL STUDENTS
TO STAGE SONGFEST
Shorus of Petersburg Normal SchooI
VIII lie Heard in House of Del
cSnttA Monday NirLt

students OF The Virginia Normal
ana Industrial Institute. Of Peters
burg, vii! give concert in the hulI
OF tn" House OF Delegates AIond,v
night a, o'clock. Thu students ar.
'hose who are organized into The
singing club and chorus. j NJ
''Sndy' president'of the institute. ten.
de'fd the concert as "A compliment,
I" the General Assembly.
On TINS occasion the singers Will
.H"et i"!E songs. and those who
nave heard them say they are pos
sStu oil Inc voices and sing in
splendid tone The Hons. raI,or,
wiil be open To visitors frec -,
charge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
ACTS To HAVE PRISONERS
BA|LED, PENDING APPEAL
Provisions Of Dotson Bill AZ,
ford Relief TO Men Under
Long Sentences.

Giving the Judge Of tho court dis
cretlonnry power to admit n person to
bail who Is under sentence to prison
FOR moro than ten years. pending e..
appeal. Is tho object Of n bill intro
ducd In tho House yesterday by Dele
gate w. w. G.. Dotson. OF Wise Coun-
-. The bill provides that IL per-
son sentenced by Il Circuit or Corpor-
alton Court to death or confinement
In the penltentiary for more than ten
years asks for time TO apply for Il
writ of error, the court shall post
reasonable time beyond the first day
OF the next term Of the Supreme Court
OF Appeals. not exceeding thirty days
after that day. aud the court. or Judge
thereof. In vacation. may, in the dis
erection of such court or judge. let
the prisoner out on bail In such sum
AS the case may require.
In other criminal cases the prisoner
| is to he admitted to bail on reasonable
penalty until the Supreme Court or
-Nppea!'J shall have passed upon the
case. Failure or the judge or court
TO comply with the requirements OF
the law acts as cause for writ of
error.
Delegate Doison also introduced "a
biz To authorize the supervisors OF
Wise County TO establish n home for
women and girls who may have VIC
lated the laws.
Delegate l.. II. Fuller introduced an
, amendment to the inheritance tax
law. placing penalty of per cent
upon the property Of "A nonresident.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
TO SpcnL ON RED Cro..

nc annua! meeting % Richmond
N""p't' american Red Cross ,ci,
ere pi"ce Tuesday night ats o'c,or,,
III inc 'cii erSon auditorium to vhi.h
'hc public Is invited Thct gus, 81,
hoho' ana speaker Of tho laHen:ng ,yiI,
he Judes Bartan Payne. chairwar ar
tne ccnuaF committee Of tho natinn.l
lied Cross, appointed TO that p..,
by President Harding. The adore.
WIN begin at $50 O'Clock. the proceed !
Ing half hour being devoted 80 husi.
ness, including an election OF Officers
Judge Payne VIII speak on "rnc
Peaee'rimc Program Of The Red
Gross"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
\. W. C.. A. GYM CLOSES
HEALTH WEEK TO-DAY
Demonstration or Plain mud Fancy
Swimming on Program for
Tonight

THO 7. II. Q. 4. closes It's "h,ul,h
week" tonight. with a dcmonstra,ion
or plain and fancy swimming. The
program viii begin at o'clock and
VIII include relay races. dcmonstra-
non OF class work stunts, such as
swimming with tied hands and feet.
loS rolling, Waiting in the water.
FANCY diving and life saving.
More than $4,000 availcd them
serves OF The pool last year and hun
ortds OF girls have learned TO swim
under ,he instruction of Miss Helen
Van WogGcmen and Miss Dorothv
WinEfield. swimming directors.
classes in llfc-saving leading 10
INC award Of the American Red Cross
Life-SavinE Certificate are. /, regular
part or the program. and already
many members are accredited life
SnNCrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
Hibic Training Class to Open.

Plans are now complete for the
opening Of the Standard Training
sunday School ana the first classes
VIII be held tomorrow afternoon In
the Einford Junior High School. The
work is being done under the aus
pices of church workers from Metho-
dist. Presbyterian ana Christian
Churches Fully 500 students have
already enrolled in the school and
more arc expected. Two more teach
crs. In addition to the fifteen al
rca', engaged, were employed ycstcr-
day. ii was announced last night
TWO classes will he held tomorrow
apd one class each night until next
Friday night. The new Instructors
engaged are: l.. T.. Fox. Of Ran
doiph- Macon College. and Mrs. L.
Macl.ean Whittier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
SEEKS APPROVAL OF,LEGION
HEADS FOR MEMORIAL PROJECT
Mills Measure, Proposing Substitute for Building A
thorized at Last Session of Assembly, to Be Laid
Before State Executive Body Today

officials Of the Virginia Depart
inent OF the American Legion will bo
asked by Senator Morgan II. Mills,
OF Richmond to indorsc his measure
proposing n substitute for tho war
memorial authorized at the last SEES
sion OF the General Assembly. The
new bill Will be laid before tho state
executive committee this afternoon
Mt meeting In the Westmorcland
Ciub. Ia which the Joint Library Com
mission. named to handle tho original
memorial. will participate.
Senator Mills is confident that tho
legion OFFICIALS. who come from all
sections or the state, will get be-
NINA ms measure, which proposes to
enlarge on tho original plans by pur-
chasing property on the north side or
Brohd street. opposite the Ford lot
now held by the State ms Il gift from
the city Of Richmond. The new plans
ca Tor an immense structure to spa n
broad Street. which will swing
around the memorial on the north
and south. The building. In addition
TO having memorial chamber and
headquarters for veterans orguniza-
tons. will he designed to house tho
State Library. State Law Library. SUI
prcme Court of Appeals, State admin
'StrhliNc Offices ana an adequate
auditorium for public occasions.
The original bill provided for a
memorial TO be crcct&l on the Ford
lot. It since has been found that
The site would not hold building
large enough for an adequate audi
torium and. II tho same time. take
care Of the state offices now housed
around the city at n cost OF $500
Il year.
Governor T.. Leo T-inklc. in his In
auEural message. advocated a suitable
memorial to the world war vctcrnns
which also could he utilized for State
Offices lie favors using funds from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
Jefferson WnrI.
MOTORMAN SLIGHTLY
INJURED IN ACCIDENT
Il. y. McClnin. Operating Forest HIlI
Car, In Hospital M Result OF
Collision.

Motorman j.. y. McClain. pol East
Eighth street. victim or n trolley ac-
cident at Seventh and Byrd Streets
yesterday. was reported TO have suf-
fercd only minor injuries. according
To information from Grace Hospital
last night. The motorman was
operating Forest Hill trolley
which crashed into the rear OF "a
seventh and Perry Street car. He
was caught between the two trollcyS
The vestihule Of the Forest Hill
car was badly damaged. and traffic
delayed for twenty minutes. In Il
statement 10 police the Injured mo-
torman stated he had turned his
head for an instant 10 tell some one
the time" and. as a rcsdlt. crashed
into the car ahead, before he could
bring his trolley TO IL stop. None of
the passengers was injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
PRODUCE SUPPLY SCANT
AS RESULT OF STORM
Country Roads Blocked and
Trains to Richmond Out
of Schedule.

The retailers of things to eat have
Lad hard time this week getting
those articles that have TO be bought
from day To day as they come into
Richmond by rail and by other means
of transportation from nearby points.
Therefore. the vegetable stands as
well as the fruit stands, the fish
stalls ard the cEg boxes have been
rather scantily supplied all the week
all on account OF the snowstorm
that kept the country roads blocked
and the railroad trains out Of sched-
ulc time.
However. the Richmond retailers
are huStlcrs, and in one way and an
other they have managed TO lay in
fairly good stocks OF things catablc
and the housewives and others who
20 out this morning for supplies for
saturday and Sunday dinners and
other meals will lind the retail mar
hct places in fairly good shape. True
that there is not as great Variety OF
vegetables as usual: fresh country
eggs are Il little scarce, and the fish
stalls have not as many kinds of
fish as is usual at this season of the
year, but poultry. fresh meats. most
of the fruits OF the season and staple
articles are to be found I'm abund-
ancc. and on none of these things
have prices been advanced because of
storm effects.
III the poultry line chickens ciassed
as broilers arc going at so cents per
pound, roastcrS at 40 To 10. hens *
30 to 50. ducks at 30. geese at 40 and
turkeys at 60 TO Co. Eggs are Il lit
tie higher. going at % to 10 for fresh
from the country.
There arc fairly good supplies OF
fish. such as perch and rock, from
Virginia waters and mackcrcl and
shad from down South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
WANTS STATE AND COUNTY
GOVERNMENTS SOPHISTICATED
Delegate Wilbur c. Hall of Loudoun Introduces Bill in
House-Asks $1,000 Appropriation to Meet
Contingencies and Travelling Expenses.

doun. wants an investigation and
study made OF the state and county
governments ana to that end has in
troduced 4 bill in the House providing
for commission of seven members.
one TO be appointed by the President
OF The Senate from the state Senate,
two to be appointed by the Speaker
of the House from the membership
of tho House. and four to he ap-
pointed Ey the Governor from tho
state at large.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
Mus, nu, Au," License. >ou

Games H. Hayes .r.. cher ri.rk
Nv INC ono" 81 tho Secretary az the
commonwealth. issued Instructions 70
ne i"N enforcement officers sS,.-nu,.h,
ON 'e S'a'" 70 begin r.porf5t n
u'' Sirts' an persons Operating an
.'l"""'i's Withou' III" state license
%s' t"r l'22 The license tax was
va" 'h' ISL OF ta"nary. but the time
!"r payment was extended ,n IN
iuary !. il oi.sr not 10 work :. ,.,,,,
ship on any car owners Tho i'm.
unit having expired. the Secretary
10y The Commonwealth Will enforce
the law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04

the West Virginia debt settlement to
pay part OF tho expense.
The bill ms passed two years ago
appropriated $4,000 for the me-
mortal. and authorized tho issuance
or bonds amounting to 100000 for
me building. Tho new bill asks nm
adultionai S2oO,0o0 and increases the
pohnS 10 s3.oo0.OoO. II provides a
new commission to handle the project
ana would require that nlI work DO
done on competitive basis.
pepartmcnt Commander Junius l..
Lynch. of Norfolk. Is expected Ia he
Present. and practically the whole OF
INC executive committee Of the legion
VII! attend. The meeting will start
ut o'clock
With the Endorsement OF the legion
the bin will be pressed IN committee
In order to get il on the calendar or
both houses promptly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
81 AsP|RANTs FOR PLACE
ON C0UNC|LMAN|C LIST
20 Members Of Two Branches
Will Be Elected OH
April Il.
MD JEFFERSON LEAD
NNU JEF'FIENSUN lead
Ench Nnrd Han 10 Candidates Run
ming for Lower Branch md :: for
pper-All CouncIImen. Except
Horton, Out for Recollection.

City Chairman John NJ. purcclrs Of
"ee oNcrEowed yesterday with as
P'rants Tor places on the primary
councilmanic ticket. Twenty mem
bcrs OF Common Council are to be
chosen and six members of the Board
OF Aldermen 1.-The primary on Apri,
). For these twcnty-SiN places, a
hc!d OF siNty-scrcn candidates arc IN
the running. Clay and jefferson
wards offer sixteen candidates cacl,
Tor Common Council. and three each
for the Board of Aldermen. with live
Counciimcn To nominate and one Al
dcrman in each ward. Twelve as
pirants appear in Madison Ward for
the lower branch. and three for the
upper while .-ne Ward Offers eleven
candidates for common Council and
three Tor the Board OF Aldermen
All the present members OF civ
council. except Councilman Morton
in Madison Ward, and Councilman
Mann In Clay Ward. are standing for
collection. The complete list Of
candidates. who qualified before
Chairman Purcell yesterday, follows
The names following astcrisks are
present members:
Ice Ward.
Common Council: Carroll u. Ha-
gan, Graham Is. iobson. Thomas J..
Lcahcy. Lawrence T.. Price. s. q.
Meredith. ". Lee Eodcn. Walter T..
Williams. Jr.. Erred II, rswcll wv. {.
Carpenter, 'W. u. Butlc& aclaude L..
BatkinS.
Board OF Aldermen: sAIarx Gunst.
w. Stewar: White, Beverley H.
Davis.
Clay Ward.
Common Council: Charles H. Bull.
q. Edmond MaSSic. Q. l.. Koch. C;crvos
5. Taylor. II. $. Iafoon. c. II. Archer.
PRESLEY NJ. Edwards, Emmett w.
Merrimnn. w. II. Fcnsonn. flames T..
Peters. &C. y. Scaton. Jacob TIM
lauf. L. Il. Mcdowell. Edgar Il. Eng
lish. George Stanley Clarke, Lee ..
Miller.
Board OF Ndcrmcn: Julian r.
Winfrcc. George l.. Wilcox. Charles
w. Moss.
Madison Wnrd.
common Council: T.. Lockcrt Be-
miss. Jr., Samuel Sonncnbcrg, Il. +.
l.eadbcttcr l.. y. Sandin. Mike Scher.
j. T. Bethel, 'Jcssc y. Ludd, Allan $.
Wright. Harvey r. Atkinson, scar
ter G. Jones, Bernard L. Robirson.
John w. Moore.
Board of Aldermen: wv. w. Work
man. Joseph c. Nunnally, L. X.
Brown.
Jefferson Ward.
Common Council: John Hirschberg.
George y; Bowden. lanes l.. Dicker-
son. 'M. T.. Johns. 'Wiiliam 4. Sull;-
van. II. II. Kidd. Percy S. Smith, X.
Is. Jordan, 'E. Raleigh Phillips. TO-
seph II. Welsh. Emmett G. CHI. a. g.
Wright. II. S. Paris, q. Ernest Brit
ton, NJ. ID. Cobb. John L. Crimes.
Board Of Aldermen: Oh. w. Melton,
$. Il. Cowardin, Leonard j. Lane.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
Army Officers Assigned Here.

Major Harry y. Musham infantry,
and Major Herbert G. Mallory. mcdi-
cal corps, both regular army officers,
nave been assigned TO the Eighticth
DIVISION Tor duty. with station in
the city of Richmond. Three more
regular army officers will ultimately
be sent to Richmond for duty with
the Eightieth Division headquarters
staff. The pans of the War Depart
ment also provides for the assign
mcnt. when officers are available. of
one field officer and one enlisted man
for each reSimental unit Of the or
San:Zcd reserves or equivalent unit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
EXECUTIVE BODY WILL
NAME "Y" SECRETARY
Decision of Hoard Postpones Indcf-
nitely Filling OF Vacancy De-
cusIOncd by Mckee's Death.

To the executive committee Of tho
board Of directors of the Y. NJ. c. a.
Will he left the selection OF gen
cral secretary To succeed the late
:. X. Mckee. \ The board OF directors
decided yesterday afternoon that
they would take no steps to MI the
vacancy.
The decision OF the board indicates
that the matter. OF appointing gen
eral secretary will hc postponed in
definitely. H. ID. Buchanan WEI con-
iinuc as acting general secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
VERBAL CLASHES mark
HIGHWAY AFFAIRS PROBE
Encounters Between Goolrick
and Byrd Interrupt Pro-
ccedings at Times.
COLEMAN is AGAIN on STAND
Commissioner Questioned M tn HIS
Policy of ALLEGATIONS to Certain
Communities for Advances Made 10
tho Department.

Verbal clashes between members
az tho Joint legislative committee in
Ncst!gnting State highway affairs
cnlivencl the session yesterday and
Interrupted tho progress OF the in
curry At several points. As before.
the clashes were between Chairman
Harry Flood Byrd and Senator c.
O'Connor Goolrick. iii which each
charged the other with putting
words in the mouths OF witnesses.
No deaths resulted from an acct
dent Thursday at Fishers I'M
bridge. according To message re-
earlier had received telegram stat
ing that two men had been killed on
the temporary structure. which han
Inquired In previous sessions q. the
committee. Commissioner George r.
Coleman declared that there was no
connection between the accident and
the bridge.
Prohabl! Last Appearance.
1t was probably the last appear
ancc of Mr.. Coleman before the COM
m!ttcc. He was again questioned
about his policy OF ALLEGATIONS to GER
tain communities for advances made
to tho Highway Department 10 cNpc-
ditc. early work on projects IN thcr-
localities. 1t is intimaicd that somc
communities were favored In the al
locations while others were required
TO put UP actual cash and the money
was still withheld without interest.
Commissioner Coleman has repeated
~ said that the ALLEGATIONS were
made in many cases where the state
had reached the projects in the reg
ular course of its program. ana
would have carried on tho worK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
Give rcstimon.uI Dinner.

Officers and employees OF the Wcis-
berger department store were guests
ct the management at n Testimonial
ana farewell dinner rendered IL; w
Eroidy. assistant general manager OF
the company, at Guvcrnators res
taurant last night. More than forty
attended the banquet to wish success
10 MIR. BrOidy, who has been i'm the
employ Of the firm for 4 number OF
years. IT, T.. W"ichman was toast
master and George Bowden was mas
ter Of ceremonies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
o. ID. SHIRTS FIGURE IN
DAMAGE SUIT FILED
Minneapolis Firm Seeks to Recover
$4,000 From l.. Rose

suit against Frederick and Nathan
Sternhcimer. trading us partners un-
der the name OF l.. Rose & Co. for
alleged breach of contract for $4,000
reclaimed United States Army O. ID.
shirts was brought in the United
states District Court here yesterday
by Wolpcrt- Davis Co, Il corporation
OF Minneapolis. MINI. The alleged
damages are placed ut $4,000. with
interest from october %, 1920.
Mr.. Stcrnhcimer stated last night
That his firm had the shirts ready
Tor shipment. hut that. due to the
drop in the price OF wool. the Mime
apolis firm refused to take the goods
He said that the price of wool in
1870, at the time of the order. fell
very low because of the action Of
the stock market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
TO ERECT Is HOMES
AT COST OF 100000
Frame and Stucco Dwellings VIII
Go Up on Griffin. I:dgewOOd
and Fcndnil Avenues.

Permits for the erection of fifteen
frame and stucco dwellings, 10 cos
approximately $4,000, were ycster-
day issued to Muhleman 6 Kayhoc.
The buildings are to cost about
$4,000 each. and are TO be located Mt
30l9, Bill. 3ll7. 1925. 3la7. 3i37, 3I39.
3lil Griffin Avenue. 1928, 1929, 1881
Edgcwood Avenue. 3l1O. Biz. 1921.
1901 Fcndall Avenue. Work. il is
said. Will be started when weather
conditions permit.
Other permits issued by Inspector
Eutlcr yesterday We're: TO T. =. Lu-
binski. 10 build three brick dwell
inSs at 230i. 2306 and 230S Taylor
street, To cost $4,000: G.. f.. Hughes.
10 build a frame and Stucco dwell
ing at 2Sli Garland Avenue. To cost
$4,000; j. 5. Smith. to build brick
dwelling at e002 West Cary Street.
10 cost $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
A. PARKER NEVIN WILL.
TALK ON BUDGET HERE
Member Of Gotham Iinr A..ocin,io,
I" Discuss system Hcforc
Hofnrlnns

IA" budget system viii be discuss.
en oN y. iAr'ic. Nevin. "A distinguish
td mcmh her OF the New York ,.;,v
rai Association before the Eo,ary
40 ut its weekly meeting AT AIur-
hhN' mex, Tuesday AZ o'clock. AIR
NsNin IS widely known as a studcn,
~ industrial problems. and IS a
member OF the National Budget Com.
M!tN'' an organization Of ,rllic.
hP'rt''" "ttiAens This commute. is
m'hiiiz.ng the business men OF ,hc
'"uh,ry INTO It nation-wihc ..hurdc,
guard" N"o'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
GRANT CITY AUTO SALES
CORPORATION CHARTER
Firm ficndrd by Is. a. nIenner Given
Right Z" DO Garage nnd Gem
Crul ltuhfnes. IIcr.

Tho Cleveland Sales Corpora,ion
Richmond. with Il capital stock az
$4,000 and minimum Of $1,000. way
granted charter yesterday by the
state Corporation Commission to do
general automobile and garage
business. The officers and incorpora-
tors arc u. a. Elcnncr. president:
John y. Cu,chins. secretary. and War
ron l.. Tiller, all OF Richmond
An amendment To the charter OF
the Bryan Coal Corporation was is-
sued. decreasing the capital stock
from sG00,oo0 to 100000. The officers
are George Cole Scott, president. and
Frederic II. Scott, secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
Girl nittcn by PET dog.

Whiic cugnGed In harmless play
with her pet dog. Agnes Crun,p, age
II. OF Holly street. was suddenly at
tackled by tie canine yesterday ana
painfully Injured. An ambulance WAS
called and IL physician found II nee
.essary TO take five stitches In the
,gfrIs mouth. The family We're adj
vised to keep the dog under observa-
ton. The attack is said to have
been provoked by sudden turn In
tho innocent play,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04

The bill provides that the commits.
sion be invested with the authority
TO investigate and study the present
system of State and county govern
mcntS. and TO report the results OF
their investigations. with recon-
mendations. to the next General AS
sembly.
The members of the commission
arc to serve without pay. but AN APP
preparation @ $1,000 is asked TO de-
fray the aetna! travelling and hotel
expenses OF the members Of the COM
mission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
Opcn Dnptist TRIMMING scnooi

The annual training school of the
Baptist Young Peoples Association
oil Richmond Will be opened to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
III First Baptist Church. This
also is the monthly meeting of the
association. at which time reports Of
work will be received from all Of the
ty-thrcc unions of the city and
banners awarded. There also will be
awarded ut this meeting Il silver low
ing cup TO the union. having done tho
best work during the last quarter in
troI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
Sr-rini Music r., SIC Peters.

1ns choir Of ST. Peters Catholic
'hmrch viii render special chosal
service sunday night at s o'clock.
under tn" direction Of Mrs. l.. j.
Nfch"r' orEan!st In addition to the
eh"rh! service. Rev. Edward a.
hrnsnan. OF Sacred Heart Cathedral,
WI preach. His subject will be, "Thc
Papaoy in Fancy and Fact" Bencdic-
,ioi. OF the Blessed Sacrament will
follow.