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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-03
ng the Real Estate Offers Here Today
AUTOMOBILES
Used Automobiles
At l9S. 9TH St.

1921 Nash. sport model. California
top, wire wheels, lots of extras
1921 Hudson, sport model. California :
top, new cord tires. lots of ex-
tras.
1922 Buick Light roadster. driven
5000 miles, looks and runs like !
new.
1920 Seripps Booth, just like new.
1921 bort touring. driven 1000
miles, good paint good tires,
excellent condition eyeryway $3.50
1919 Dodge roadster, mechani-
cally perfect --..$ 4oo s
tires, motor perfect -. $3.50 !
perfect condition s5s5
1920 Columbia sport model
closed top. a real Bargain $3.50
1921 Oakland sedan, driven 5000
1921 Ford sedan, cord tires. lots
1920 Ford sedan, lots of extras. S4oo
1917 Chevrolet, new cord tires. S145
1917 Westcott touring .-.-.S 500
1919 Ford touring $195
1919 Ford touring OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1917 Ford touring .-.-....$165
1918 Ford roadster .--......$1S5
1914 Ford touring ----..$ rs
Many others not listed.
Wayne County Nash
Motor Company
Easy terms. Open evenings.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-03
EMPLOYMENT

GOOD STRONG BOY-Not going fo
SCHOOL; small salary to start. Phone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
r. TT. {. II. WILL EN- ERI NIW
STUDENTS OF MEDICAL COLLEGE
Program. Beginning at o'clock Tonight, Will Be Fea-
tured by Music. Readings and Brief Addresses
Physical Directors Promise Stunts

tn" ccntra! Young Mems Christian
Association viii give Il reception TO
the students Of the Medical College
of Nirsiuia, tonight, beginning at y
o'clock AMI closing when they get
ready /" 90 home. The program vii;
ID" featured Icy music. readings and
tw" ar three hri"f addresses.
Speakers viii bee James +. Jones
prcsi dent ~ the association, who
viii max" the welcoming address,
Dr. y. l.. simpson. on behalf Of the
Medical College Y. NJ &. 4. board
ana MimnIS ". Lee stat. secretary
OF tn" Young Mems Christian ASso-
citation. Miss I:"sslc Mae pudlc,
one "f tn" most popular imp"rsona
tors IN tn" city. Will civ" several
readings. aud Hugh H. I;ueg. tenor
at Tread street Methodist church.
viii sing
At I'll" close "f the program in the
auditorium. every hnuy will adjourn
Il" ia" rolf Garden, wh-r" refresh
n"nis viii b- served an,l there viii
Ia" au Informal program c"nsis,inr
81 singing. which viii Ice conducted
10y Howard bryant anu a contingent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
COUNCIL GETS DOWN
TO WORK NEXT WEEK
SH! Fathers VIII Catch rh.Ir
>'ridc Following Their RETAIN
From Nn,.nfInn.

CiN 'oun"ilmcn will catch ,b,ir
stride NEXT week With IN. r,,urn ~,
oonnci linen from their yaco,t,ns
ana the Dock committeeman h,n,.
rom Portland, the Wheels az .,,.'.
WI begin - grind IN. S,,..,.
Iommi''"c Will meet at ,,c,;,I.
Monn,y afternoon The petition ~
we virginia Railway and Power
.o'npanA for an extension ~ -.
cent fare privileges viii h,. Jis
ouSSed a-d probably acted un.n
- n". committee. ana further rcpnr,
from me experts lookinp into ,,.
Sohd!tions az Tho traction nnmo.,,,
s,"! ne received 1t is believed thr
ma report of this vronp win -.
'Haoe ABOUT tho middle OF oc,oho.
inc Finance ana mo claim. CAN,
n,''teeS VIII meet on Tuesday n,.h,
=. o'clock and on 1hrrsd,, nisn,
nc committee on Ordinances mn,
aSfn'n.e. These committees viii
-, NV matters referred hy conn
e.. dat" may he nxod p.x, n"a,
TOT meeting ~ In. special cn,,,
n't''s on Revision of IL. RnIes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
DELEGATES ARE ELECTED
TO CONVENTION OF j. D. C.
Sixty-Four Richmond Women
Named 10 Attend State Meet
in Fredericksburg.

Richmond Chapter United DauIh-
ters OF the Confcdcracy. will main
tain headquarters In the Princess
III" convention Of the Virginia hi
vision Their" October l0-i3 The fol-
lowing members have been named
delegates to tn" state convention:
Mrs. y. V. Randolph Miss Sally
Archer Anderson. Miss Nellie D.
spence. Mrs. G. r.. SNdn"r. Mrs John
r. Bauer. Mrs. Il. \. Slcrn.r. Mrs.
!. j. kcrnodle, Mrs. r.: II. Wash
hnrn. Mrs W. r. Nawter. Mrs.
charles T.. Kahn. Mrs j. X Bowman
Mrs.s Charles r.. Rolling. Mrs. Noj-
son Powell. Mrs. l.. j. White. Miss
Lucy Munford. Mrs. l.. e. Stradcr.
Mrs. y. s. Word Mrs. w. A Cheat
wood. Mrs. W. W. Foster, Mrs
charles T. Norman, Mrs. H. j. TavIor
Mrs. T. Il. Iorncr Mrs Willis
Thompson. Mrs, y. l.. Richardson.
Mrs. Charles W. Massic. Miss
l."ulic Millhiscr. Mrs n. a. Wade
MrN. Howard Nuckols. Mrs w. H.
lir"d'cN. Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson.
MIS- warner Moore. Mrs. j. C.
f"rn"yh"ugh. Mrs Charles DENIM
soy Mrs. W. Il. Newell Mrs. Hamp
ton Fleming.
'."" chapter. United daughters of
ia" '"nf"derary. last night. at
'All"d meeting. elected delegates and
''''rhairS to the Sia& convention Of
ia" u. -. G.. in Fredericksburg. oc-
'"h"r !" To IT. as follows:
delegates Miss E"Il Perkins. Mrs
y. :. j. Williams. Mrs. 6. W. Morris.
Mr.. T.. Lee RIDDEN. Mrs. Rasc,m
l'"wi"u. Mrs. Hooper. Mrs. \. w
M"r'ins'"in. Miss Josephine Sizer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
M'CORMACk IS SLATED
AS c. 0. P. CAND|DATE
Winchester Man Probably
Will BE Chosen 10 Lead
Fight for Senate.

II. H. Mccormack. OF Winchester.
will he nominated for the senate by
the Republican state Convention, I"
IL. held at t"anokc next M"nd1y.
il is said. Il. r. Lincoln r"ru"t
state Senator. Of Smythc county.
had been practically decided upon
~ TIA" standard bearer. hut. it is
said. lie declined 10 permit his mann.
I" y" h"for" TIA" convention. and -
Mr.. Mccormack was - close second
choice. Ia" viii hr named is The
prediction Of republican leaders in
itichmnn,l.
Mr.. Mrt"rmacil is president of N.
Winchrsi"r Chamber Of Commerce..
director ~ the Farmers aud Mcr-
chants National l:anS. Of that place.
ana manager of til" NirGinia WOODEN
Company. ~" * said To la. uu.. a..
TIA" best known business men ia thai
sect ion.
tn" Republican convention Will br
held on Monday in loanok" and only
a candidate FOR I'll" l'uiicd Stairs
senate. 10 oppose claude 4. Swan
sou. VIII lac nominated. MANY rI..ni-
nent Republicans az i:i.hmund whu
M'r" named as delegates ~ the dis
tri"t convention, held here recently.
viii attend.
MI M"t"rmaCk is from the sly
"hth District. IN which .Inhn RAUL.
'nhdi'lnl" Tor Congress. lives and
IL ~ believed 10y the leaders Of that
district that Mccormack and ram
VIII bring ont q heavier vut. ih.r..
imam ANY ether two candidates that
could hr named.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
ADD TO POULT TRY BUILDING
FOR FAIR NEXT MONTH
Entries From All Over Nir-
ginia and as Far South
as Georgia.

TN" Thousand square feet "t space
will Il" added - the poultry buildins
at tn. Virginia state Fair thrnurh an
addition Now being completed and
nsw waterfowl pool IL being IN
stalled under portion " the adj
dti"n.
&. T. l:iLli"E. director "f the poul-
Try ana pet stool, department nr the
state Far said last nIrhi that IN
'ri'S are being received from all
ever the STATE. Ir"m aS far south HS
t:r"rsia Ia. aud ~ far north as New
York. which inii,at, III. department
VIII have tn" greatest numhrr ,r
"NhihiiS ~ IA" hi>t"ry "f the fair.
Entries "i"-" l"m"rr"w. Srpt"in-
'"r IL. nnd II i inv"riaut that en-
Try blanks h" mailed 80 -. in reach
ia" offices ia Eichm"nd NOT later
han Monday n"ru,ns. September
is.
Director EiLlick said there Will
Il" an unm>uaily inrs- entry of ali
Nariri'-S "f turkeys. pigeons ana
rabbits. together with an increased
hh"t'"r ~ n"uliry. showing All vari-
rtic> ANA hr-ri>
h"S"i"> The large purses and each
premiums offered in Tia, putiiirN- ,nJ
pet stock department there VIII Il.
q number az special cash prizes and
>W'"pSt"h" specials. with "A long list
~ SiiN"r cups I" lee awarded the vim
hrfS Competition viii Ice very close
III each variety.
several thousand pamphlets ON
poultry raising have lrru Forwarded
icy ia" government burruu and NiIl
"'' distributed I" all Nl>itnrs T.. th,
INJURY "Nhihit during ia" fair which
hrSihS the week eft p..trhrr >
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
ISSUES A NEW RULING
COVERING B0OTLECCERS
With Moonshincrs. Will Be
Given Same Show. Under
Law, as Other Offenders.
WILL RE GIVEN HEARING
Before Being Assessed t'p"n Rcrom-
mcndntion of Erdcrnl Prohibition
Director VIII U~ Afforded Oppur-
tunity To Prove Iun"ccurc.

EcotlecEcrs aud moon sinners arr
to have the same show. under the
law, now. that othor Offenders have.
rccomms ndation Of the Federal pro-
hibition director. they will have n
hearing and Will he given chanc.,
10 prove their Innocence. before
Judgment is passed upou them.
According I" Information receiver
from headquarters in Washington
by COLLECTOR OF internal Rcvrnu, J
{. Noel yesterday. "nooticggcrs" ami
'moonsh'n"rS, VIII no; he assessed
until after ton days nrtice has been
served on the alleged guilty parties
They VII h" permitted 10 hI. rrn-
test IN writing. and. IL such protest
IS fled within tn" proper time. and
they d">tr" To Introduce evidence, :,
deputy collector Of Internal r.y.uu.
VIII he DESIGNATED 10 hear it, This
evidence may II" either verbal or
documfniary. and tho accused vii.
nave the privilege ~ being r.p,r-
scnied by counsel All ~ tn. owl
dence is I" i've ;aA.n by 4, duly sworn
stenoSrapher
The derut% collector h.arins tn.
evidsnce files his report vim tn.
collector VIII" will review il ana
then submit II t" The Commissioner
OF Internal E"venu. AT WASHINGTON
ana recommend whether nr mo-, in
ms judrmcnt, the assessment ,f
penalty should h" made against tin,
accused Tho = commissioner win
men determine whether assessment
shall be made
tn"ef IN" preceding law, the ac-
oused was h""ucht hefor. the Fed.
erai prohibition director without no.
zee ana. ur"n recommendation of
the director. III" commissioner w,,,i,,
make the assessment.
iesGers" and "moomShin.rs" r,,...
from $500 to sa,"oo. according to Ihr
s"p"V'E "i IN" st'lI. In addition. :.
nat tax OF sl.orc i often mad,
me ueru'y collector 1" hear the
evidence against "huotl"rr"rs" ana
moonShincrs" has not ,c, beer,
uesl shated 10y collector Noel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
HIKING 10000 MILES
FOR PUBLISHERS WAGER
FORMER Vaudeville Team ON Whilst
ing n"d dancing Jnunt Around
Rlm Uf tOuntry

tr""hi"d ANA tanned bv wind ana
sun. Herman SilVrrmau ana cu-y,,
az" Niir, FORMER vaudeville Team
'''N'" al ftvhi'"ii'i yesterday ON :,
'''" w"t@tiihE and dancing
JH""' around The rim "f the i'uiI.a
states ai.d A"Nu-.
ia" Youthful couple are Ii!,iu. ON
WAGER "H"r"'i lay a I'hiIid,iuhi,
FURNISHING company. aul have IRA
N'fN"d i".'"" miles "f National uinh
NhNS. !""umiain trails and desert
>'""H. Ia "r'l"r Ia compiy with M,
us 81 IN" wager The cnupl- must
''"F '"'i '\I"nS"S through their
'"'h'S HiId ia" sal" Of postal cards
80 ~ ''E i hi"'ur" "t ia" hil,.rS. Th"N
>i'd they had found people. Of IN,
''"ulh hi"r" ihJn h"Epiiahlr
1t" continental mixers Icrt rhiia
"'''''" July !. 1921. and have six
wars l" '"ihpl"i" their trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
klWANlANS TO HEAR
TALK ON CHARITIES
""i us" EnirrtSln PnrticIpnnts In
N'"n"ie J"illrs" at wrrkIs
Luncheon Today

MISS "'fl'''I'- Waiting. executive.
secretary eli Ih.- ASsn,i;t.l ,,b.,rit;..
" Ill he The ton speaker al mo r,,,
mr. "f ia" ktwauts Cmi az Muruny.s
l'"'r! Monday evening AT Il ..,lnrL
rue ""i""" wh" are Ia take. p,rt in
~" ktMH"iS .I"iii-S" at the strand
"'H' W'"h VIII L." guests "f the club
~ "'hii"t a"d Ham" watson ana
'""'' '''s'nh"rn viii civ" u few sam
pies 81 the new j"l,cs 10 he told III
h' Eh"w m" attendance prize will
w. ''H'''h "S Harry liiu"hInan. and
NV S"i"m ". Cousins viii present "a
"""'""f 80 new m"mh"rs. m" meet
"| ~ M""""N has '""i changed from
"''"'" !" ga view az TIA" rrrru-
'i"m I" H." rendered IN. women
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
HOLD ALLEGED SLAYER
OF THREE FOR HEARING
'hre"-'-ar-old \rrr.
'""" over I" 1.''"h-ra.Term of
h"hric" '.t.rsf,f .Jnr,

my reward CIay0un. 81 ,t
erea' alleged solf.conf.s>.J
Q: three pe"nlc. was bound ayr
~ o'''"Nr torn Of the Il.n,ic,,
sonn,N Sr7nd Jury at a preilmina,.v
, a before Trial Justice \. Ta,.
terday morning s'> yes
j., layton is alleged ia have s,o,
G 4ss H',| ,T,hrr- in-law aud aunt 10
Inrnpike early Wednesday nn,,
.t Is Sa'd hey were attempting IT,
ss,n. '"m'iy row Following Inc
~ G ,s"E layton went To The home
o. 'h'rr Shoemaker. whrr. h. q,
sang l" have confessed to tina r :"
''"mrt 20 inject Theory nr
s e,,,n@i""S" by' Senator Jultan C;npn
sauashsd by tn. t.si,,nmm, was
Soun, officer Tho prisoner v "a"
5 Tr,sI q, '7 al. ana remand~d to - j,m
Ger charge is cxp.r,.d ~" mnr-
ABOUT October II. "'S'n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
SONG HITS FEATURE,
klWANiS JOLLIES
sale "f Tickets for I. Y. y. A. Hrnr-
III Progresses SniisfRc-
turIIy

'Noh"hy lied when they said I
cried about YOU II YOU don, be-
lirvc | ann leaving. count tho DAYS
am gone. Somebody Elise. Not
me. "l'"Nabi" Eyes and Pick M.
nr and lay IN" down in dear old
''IN'" iand are only few OF In.
song hits which will lie featured nv
principals and dancing chorus dur
ing ia" ihr"" NIGHTS OF the "l<iwanis
j"ili"S. t" IL" given at the strand
ih"H'"r. S"pt"mh"r u. - and ~ for
the benefit Of the Instructive Visit
lns NurS" Ass""iati"u's new $INOnU
t"nh". Thcs" arr aside fran m.
"uri"SIn" 81 several well-knnwn
Sr'hh opera numbers and parodics
which viii IL" nS-'i during tn. min
sir-l part. Those VIII" have had the
"'""fi"nIiN of attending the night
~ r"h"arSals are authority for tho
statement that the twenty Young
women can sing ana dance in a way
'hat would do credit to many road
sh"wS
IN" sal" Of tickets is progressing
steadily. according to Frank Lon
hhn. secretary of the club. MANY
hI"nnians have signed up much Of
'"'F nm" I" masking an active can
N'NS. III" box "iiic" will vpcn at .
""i""h at the strand Thcatcr. Mon
- ''.' - ''I thc exchange
"' 'hh"iS sold by Eiwanians Tn.
""A"S have been taken by prominent
'tth"nS nf Richmond
Ihr proceeds of the cnicrt,iurucnt
Wi!I K" toward the fund which IN.
hiW'n'S club is raising for the new
nom" Tor the nurses. Ia cost annroy
ihhirlN SiS.und. The new home will
materially assist IN" visiting nurses
!" extend their work to include all
"'"hS ~ diseases. among the sick ar
"a" 'IiN. as welt as Ia provide "a bah,
clinic and Instructive course. for
"'"'""Fs III tn" care Of infants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
10 Restore seed I'm.

commissioner Of Fisheries W Nr.
''"h"ih lee" announced tct.rdav thai,
IL had been decided 10 restore IN. Good
an" M I" the James River Ia rho
"tiElnai location. because Of evidAn.,
~ an abundance Of growth in mo
S""h Area The old commission had
'''''" 'he Ihe lower down IN" river
H'"' 10 give more area for tah-
INK small oysters. or oysters heinz,
tn" Cullinr size Of three in.hcr a.
I" scarcity. The line viii rou
run from Deep Crack in WarwicL
"nn'N' 4" Days Point. in Isle OF
WiGht CumntN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15

WIN ms week Rein Aha,.n
asa"nn "iIl resume its fuI go,
ylces' Eabbi Edward Y C,lf,c,
pHach At horh service.
Jet oelnr for tonight AT .I. ,..,,'
rsoihs as the Leaf" and a..
uroaS Al II VI "S;ard!u,.
rresenc" ~ Cod" The ,.r.,.. i'
NC Is welcome =, servic., -, ,""-
Snaoan MiSs Edna T.. nrnnJ,
Ne" ,ofT CITY will sin. .n,
'he Friday evening servico ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
Three File nnnkrnp,c, re,,u,u.

E"h"rt Smith. salesman. of Rich-
"""n' yesterday hlrd voluntary ne
'l''"h IA bankruptcy in the United
states District Court here. asking
relief from the payment of d.bls
HsHr'SatiIr S".626.iI. Reeves and
f'inn"y are atiorn,ys f,, "a,
ti"nrr.
'hI"h Level. Mcckl"nburr rnunty
gay" liabilities 80 sI.GOi.lS. ana as.
""'S ~ SSH. with SSn claimed AS OK
cmpt.
hampton Bedford. chauffeur.
hl'hh"nd. listed Liabilities as
f:-"'3:'' aud assets as $3.50 Edward
T.. Ryan * attorney for petitioner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

bethany Home Auxiliary meets
At ia OVERLOOK Road. 3:3U l.. NJ.
Barton Heights baptist Church
lawn party at 2Sl3 Edgcwood Ave-
nue.. 6 T. NJ.
Daughters OF America. auto pa
rade from Colombo Hall. 1880 =. NJ.
Hammer Freeman bible class.
Centenary Church parish house. 5
4. NJ.
For theater calendar. see page
five.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
ELllOTTS OPEN NEW
STORE ON BROAD ST.
E>tnhlishm"nt tn tic Operated nv
f:lIiou I<ndIson. Of New

Elliott MADISON viii h" proprietor
ana manager of the EIliorts which
opens between Second and Third on
hf"ad street this week Mr. Kadi-
son mas n"en manager Of on. ~ IN.
largest stores in New York ci,y,and
mas h"d wide experience in his
business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
Escaping Duo nrcau,urcd

ans. VIII" escaped from IN. rrnn-
mont Farm ia ilcnri,n county y,s-
t""i"y m"inim. were cuplur,d y.s-
''nIny hitrrn""n toy cuuutN Officers
IL. Lawrence and J - !:iarI,ru
'hin fh'y W-Tc locked ul In th.
H""Ii'" County Jail. aud are being
i'la f"r the beaumont Farm authnri.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
FIckeIrd Hrrrinr c,,,.

~ hrNH ~ pirkeled horrin.
''I! 'i"' p"Gnd-. were ,,,,,
SaF"ay freight s'a,io, IN"
sy J a. Donati ana !, y rer.n,
'ity foed. inspectors. TIL, hsur, n,
Sas sentio the city moderator. ="
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
Unusual!
32-Piecc American China
Breakfast or
Luncheon Sets, 5000

Unusual quality: also attractive
shapes and decorations. One Of
the several new border effects is q
wide old -blue conventional de-
sign; another has narrow blue
border; another border OF dark
red, while on" Of the daintlest of
all has a border OF narrow gold
stripes.
Each set comprises:
Breakfast Plates.
Bread and Butter Plates
Cups.
SauCers.
Oatmeal Saucers. with rims.
] Meat Platter
Vegetable Bowl.
80 Pieces
Very desirable sets for small
family and exceptionally good
value at a set. ....... $500
Basement. East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15
VIRGINIA SiiOPAlEN
MAY BE ON JOBS
BY NEXT MONDAY

''W rlrSt f'aSe.)
Individual locals until detail ;nlor.
'h"'I"n ~ received. TIL. t,l,rr,
"id not stat" which az tn, r,,ilrn.,.
entering i;i"huond were ar,,t,, T.,
-" ra-ts
MI WHIT" SAID las, ni.ht tn,t
nht't official Instructions ur. re,
'"''"d from MIR .-w-Ii. no stems wu,
u" taken hN ~" local strikers T.. re-
'"rh I" 'h"ir former positions III,
said tn" distinctions .f MIR. J.w,l,
VII u" followed I" the letter I.v the
Nh"h""n here strike leaders In his
'''E ais" decline /" comment .u ,h,.
terms "i TIA" settlement, p.nliue ,J.
wees from ,h. national head
IhHi ia" th"Si,pri,.,. ana ohio va.
NOT ga" "f The roads To rorti,i,,,.
Ih TIA" Separate paoiS was iu. II /.
saul ." H. d'mHud that TIA. striking
''''h> 81 that system also he taken
""''. u rs stated HAT the pnsjIi.us
"' practically ail "f the clerks wh,
""'h"d out on Jujy 10 hay. h.,r
"l''" ana lhAi lnrE" 'pcrc,ntarc
:" me normal shop force is AT work
approximately 2Un0 arr. affected hv
We ial!ur" ~ the Chraanc,E, ana
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-11
Valley Citrus Exchange
Arranges to Apply For
Papers of incorporation
By Ralph l.. BuelD

MERCEDES, Texas, April 1.-THE ap-
plication for a charter for the Lower
Rio Grande Valley Citrus exchange was
proffered for acceptance to the citrus
growers Of the Valley at their meeting.
held in Mercedes Monday. The articles
Of incorporation cover broad field or
activities connected with the growing
and selling OF citrus fruits, and cite that
the exchange is TO be a non-profit max
ing corporation. The location Of the
main offices of the exchange was placed
at Harlingen, the connecting point Of
the branch line with the main lines of
the Gulf Coast BY unanimous vote Of
those present. Considerable discussion
arose as to the number of directors who
should be named on the governing board
Of the exchange. The recommendation
OF the committee on constitution and by
laws that the number of directors be
limited TO seven was turned down, and
by close vote IL was decided that every
town in HidalGo and Cameron counties
and RaymonGville. in Willacy county,
should be given representation on the
board, making total of II directors,
who will elect their own officers. Judge
Spear Of San Bcnito acted as the legal
adviser Of the meeting, steering the
growers through the mazes Of law with
which they were unfamiliar. Although
they can not be definitely adopted BY
members of the exchange until the arr
ticles Of incorporation have been re-
ceived from the secretary of state, the
constitution and bylaws and the mar
keting agreements which will bind the
J growers and the exchange together were
read and discussed by those present.
The bylaws, marketing agreement and
articles of incorporation offered for the
consideration of the members of the as
sociation were very comprehensive, and
were taken from similar documents gov
erning the members Of California or
CARNATIONS. with some slight changes
made 70 adapt them TO the laws Of Tex
as. The documents as submitted were
given the approval Of the attorney gen
erals department.
The marketing agreement submitted is
designed to bind the grower to the as
sociation in such manner that the ncces-
jContinucd or Page Two,
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RUSSO GERMAN
ENTRY OPPOSED
BY some ALLIES
Conciliatory Attitude Lloyd
George, However, Over
comes Objections
Rv TIE Associated prcss.1

GENOA. April 1.-THE admission ot
the Rnssian-,;crman representatives TO
the principal committee Of the economic
conference was strongly opposed today
by both French and Belgian representa-
tiNcs
The conciliatory attitude of David
LLOYD George, and Premier FauiD fin
ally resulted in the admiftance of both
the Russians and Germans
George Chitchcria. head Of the Rus
sian soviet delegation said. declared il
was useless 10 discuss reconstruction of
Europe without also discussing disarma-
ment.
GENOA. April 11-Forcign Minister
Cbitthcrin Of Russia protested in the
meeting Of the principal conference COM
niiire against the presence Of the
R"nmanian and Japanese delegates be-
cause was occupying because Roumania
MA occupying Bessarabia and Japan
was occupying portions Of Siberia.
Premier Foata of Italy. who was
presiding. declined to consider the Rus
sian protest. giving "a reason that
all countries were invited 10 the confer
ence and had right to be represent
eel on its committee.
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Impeachment Proceedings
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