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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
RENEW SCHOOL BOOK
CONTRACTS ANNUALLY
House Committee Approves ChnnEini;
Present Practice of Fuur-lcnr
Agreements.

The House Committee on Schools
ana Colleges acted favorably yester-
day on several bills introduced by
Delegate Williams carrying out the
recommendations of the State Board
of Education. The bill authorizing
the boards Of supervisors of any
county. or the council of any city
or town. to levy an additional capt.
taiion tax for school purposes. was
agreed TO. as was also the bill uu-
ih"rizing the state board of Educa
ton Ia renew contracts for text books
Tor one year. instead of :our years
as at present.
Ihc argument was made that text
hook prices are eat their peak now.
ana II would hc unwiSc for tho con-
tracts made this year to extend for
"a period of four years The bin
authorizes the state BOARD OF Edu-
cation tn distributc the text books
III the way deemed best. The dis
pchsar| in Richmond will he dis
penscd with and the books will be
delivered direct.
inc finance Committee OF III.
iiousc passed by several bills veg
terday. and adjourned TO meet Ainn-
day afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
VICTORY YET TO BE
WON, SAYS SPEAKER
Author and Pubiicist Talks Interest
inEly nefure WOman's Club
of Richmond

That the world war Is TO he won
that tho fruits Of victory still are to
be garnered---was the declaration OF
DR.. Norman Angel before the Wom-
ans club Thursday night. lie was
speaking under the auspices OF the
Mems Association OF st. Pauls
Church. Mr.. Angel is the author Of
The Great Illusion" forecast Of
the titanic world conflict. published
tour years before tho war. and The
Fruits OF Victory" published re-
Gently.
III prussianism was danger. and
danger IL undoubtedly was. IL was
dangerous not so much from its evil,
tut from its good" he declared. ut
was danger because its perpetual
torres believed that they were doing
right"
/ Declaring that the world should
develop an International conscious
ness and rid itself OF the Illusion OF
necessary expansion" DR.. Ansell
pleaded for solution by an inter-
national bill OF Rights" which will
preclude all absolute power In the
hands Of one nation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
600 ATTEND AMATEUR
PLAY AT McGILL UNION
fhc CnmouhnEc of Shirley Il. Pre-.
Heh'ed Hy Local Tnicnt-Cn.t
Displays Ability.

,,r.,e man 900 people crowded into
McHii auditorium last night to VIII
ness The camounage OF Shirley"
comedy by local talent. under tho di-
s.sa'oh OF Miss Marie I.eahy. and the
s.hSe direction OF {. y. Policy The
audience was wcll-plcascd and an
ilause was showcrcd upon the yari-
Gus performers The play was pre-.
Paufs Society. OF Sacred II.ar:
Cathedral: The cast was made M
OF Wei known amateurs, all OF
whom displayed considerable talon,
Those being particularly well worm
mention we're Miss Madeline Nc.
i.aughiin, Bernard Roster. Miss Lille
Donahoc. Miss Loretta Mecca. Josenh
Mackcy. Airs. John Oniordan. Miss
Margaret Valentine. The entire cast
says the crHic. proved most capable.
The cast included Lawrence KeIleher
Miss Elinor Kirk. Miss Media Rippon,
Miss Margaret Solari. Miss Phyllis
Ryan. Miss Marion Mclcopy. and
William OConnor, Tom Keaynev.
Joseph Roster and Barrett Disney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
WOMEN TO RAISE ST. 900
FOR HOSPITAL HERE
ReprcsentntIres Of Eight OrSnntLn-
lions Meet Mt salvation Army
Headquarters.

Representatives. OF eight women's
organizations. meeting yesterday
morning AT Salvation Army head
CHARTERS. 900 East Broad Street.
pledged to raise through their several
memberships $1,000 for the proposed
rescue home and hospital which is
to bc established in this city by the
Army. other agencies cooperating, so
soon as $4,000 and suitable quarters
can he obtained. In addition TO TINS
pledge. Sol2.25 wa turned into the
treasury in cash and each woman
present stated It 10 he her firm be-
lief that there would Lc no trouble
in raising the necessary funds. which
are part OF the $4,000 campaign.
provided enough solicitors can be OBJ
tanned
Another meeting will be held at the
same place next Thursday morning at
il o'clock with Mrs. J. 81. George
Bryan. president of the women's di-
vision of the advisory board. again
presiding. 1t is thought that by that
time the goal will he in sight Let
tcrs are being issued today TO the
presidents OF every woman's orGani-
zation in the city inviting their fun
and setting forth the
plan OF the enterprise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET
OFFERS BIG OPPORTUNITY
Fruits and Vegetables Can Be
Had at Reasonable
Prices.

Whether the Xxi ,hmond housewives
and others in search of the materials
!"r two big dinners travel this morn
Ing on ZOO. by jitncy or on the
SHINY loaded street cars. they Will
lind the retail market places very
attractive and well supplied with al
manner Of good things.
In the vegetable line the markets
were never better ;iNcd mt this sen
son OF the year tnaa now, and the
same may be said aN to fruits. The
goods in both lines have been keen.
ms at s;andstill. so far as prices
ar" concerned. for several weeks. and
luyerS will note I.o changes for this
IN. rning.
The fish stands arc also abundantly
supplied with va Toes kinds or perch
from Virginia waters also with club,
huttcriish and some other fruits" OF
the Atlantic and the Chesapeake Bay
and tributaries, while from other
waters come Florida shad. rock:ish,
smelts. mackercl. etc. All these.
with good supplies OF Virginia
oysters, make 4 finc layout.
There are no changes either as to
supply or prices I'm the meat market.
and hut little in tnc poultry line.
Chickens OF the broilcr variety,
dressed. are marked ut from As to
30 cents per pound. and roasters at
40 To As. Dressed hens may be had
ut 30 to % cents. ducks at As to 80.
turkeys At 60 TO 50. Eggs arc some
what lower. going now at IS 10 10
cents the dozen for the fresh coun-
Try kind.
The rabbit season is nearing the
end. and so is the supply. However
some can he had this morning at A.
10 30 cents each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
HAS 1O1 MUSICIANS
Famous Boston Aggregation
Will Appear at City Audi.
forum January 30.

Although the Boston symphony
Orchestra Is ono Of the Oldest hi this
country. having reached its forty
Erst season. and one of the very nn-
est In the world. this remarkable or
ganization OF lOl musicians has never
it's concert to be given in the city
Auditorium on January 30 may DO
locked upon as an event OF the great
est Importance.
Pierre Non,cux. the celebrated con-
dGctor of the orchestra. has prepared
a program OF popular character and
direct appeal. which. nevertheless. in
C!udes the finest numbers on the sym
phOnic rcpcrtory.
The principal Offering wili bc the
immortal Fifth symphony Of Bcctho-
ven. surely the most enduring favor
ito OF that master. ana probably the
greatest symphony ever written.
When Goethe. Bccthovcns coutcrn
purary. who was avcrsc to music in
GENERAL. and particularly the music
az this master. first heard this sym
phony he was profoundly Impressed
ANA actually terrified and troubled /
ia" startling theme OF Fate" which
opens the symphony and consists
merely az four notes stated FORTS
simo By tho entire orchestra
Another purely orchestral number
viii be the overture OF Wagucr's
"Tannhauscr.' Tickets are on sale
AZ the coriey Company. 2l3 East
Broad street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
MADE-IN-RICHMOND
BODY MEETS TUESDAY
subcommittee VIII
Confer on lunportnnt Matters nj
Chamber az Commerce.

An important meeting of the enter
'ainmcnt subcommittee OF the Made.
in-kichmond Exposition has been
called FOR next Tuesday afternoon a,
1 o'clock In the Chamber OF Com
mercc auditorium
IL. Gordon Sh"ain, chairman OF tho
committee. stated yesterday after
room ihat several matters vital to
me second exposition of Richmond
manufacturers viii be discussed fully
at tae meeting.
W. j. Donati and T. Z. Brown yes
tefday were appointed to place. on
me committee. They. together with
"r. Shehin and Ken l.. Finlay. com
prise the entertainment body.
The exposition Will he held in Tho
Grays' Armory the week OF February
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

John Marshall House. Ninth and
marshall Streets. open 0 a. NJ.
to y. NJ.
Confederate Museum. Twelfth
ana Clay Streets. open . A. NJ. to
+. NJ.
Wypdham II. Meredith and DR..
Aiiison Hodges. on War Me-
MORALS and Give Art under aus
piccs OF Virginia League of Fine
Arts and Handicrafts. womans
Club. S:l5 +. NJ.
Iunchen-Confcrcn Southern
Noman's Educational Alliance,
Hotel Richmond. | u. NJ.
Confederate Memorial Institute.
or Battle Abbey. boulevard and
kensington Avenue. open 10 a.
NJ. To ) i. NJ.
tFor thcatcr calendar. sec cdi-
torial paGc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
CONTRIBUTIONS COMING
FAST FOR JEWISH RELIEF
Although Campaign Not Open
Until Monday, $4,000 AL
ready Received for Fund

Aithoush actual work will no, be-
s'h until next week, more than 50
ooo III subscriptions were announced
Yesterday Mt the meeting of workers
VINO VIII raise $4,000 as Richmon,.s
quota of the NATIONAL appeal for the
relief Of Jewish sufferers of Eastern
and Central Europe. Tho meeting
was held Mt o'clock ut Murphy's lIo
tel, attended by more than sixty mon
and women.
w. III. Schwarzschild, treasurer ~
the Richmond committee. announced
ms Willingness to send a check AT
once L" the national headquarters for
The full amount Of Richmoud's quota,
SO confident was he that the people
Of this city would oversubScribc the
local quota.
sixteen Teams Represented.
sixteen tcams were represented at
the meeting. Among these were teams
OF the Richmond Advertising Club of
which S. 7. Leaning is captain; the
Rotary Club. represented by letter
Jones. and the Kiwanis Club, by
Frank Jouthan.
Following the call TO order by NJ
IL. Florshcim. the chairman OF the
Richmond committee. Rabbi Edward
y. Calisch gave an account of the
work done by the representatives Of
the American Relief Committee In the
devastated sections of Eastern Eu-
rope and told OF the actual needs Of
the suffering Jews there.
The proclamation by Governor
Davis 10 the people OF Virginia, ask
ing them to contribute literally. was
read by Ralph DOmbrowcr. the local
secretary. This was followed by en-
thusiastc addresses by S. q. l.indc-
man. s. r. Leaning, Lewis S. Strauss.
Frank I.outhan. Dan Sigourncy, w.
H. Schwarzschild and S. 7. March
mont.
Solicitation begins Monday.
Captains OF the various teams are
Dan Whitlock. Aaron Jacobs. Henry
Raab. Thomas Il. Howell. -. l.. Gold
man. S. IT. Leaning. Jeter Jones. Ben
Lovenstcin. Louis London. DR.. Henry
S stern. Mrs. S. q. Llndeman. Mrs.
sylvan Livingstone. Albert NJ. Roth
schlld. William Rcinhcimer and Sol
Uuman. All OF the team captains and
their workers appeared enthusiastic
over the prospects OF procuring SUD
scrptions more than necessary to I'LL
Richmords quota
Voluntary subscriptions are being
received daily at headquarters, es-
tablishcd In the annex of Murphys
Hotel! These are being acknowledged
as soon as received. No solicitations
Will he made today or tomorrow. In
observance OF the sabbath days. hut
active work will begin Monday morn
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
.nnr,n.n,. Bring $50. 900.

hcrI OF sale WAS recorded III tNc
rhuuccry Court yesterday showing
the sale OF s.5s acres OF land In East
Richmond part OF the Hunter tract
I'd the Liberty Wood Working Cor
poration by T. W. Elicit Tor slhoo'.
and companion dech snow ,hn
transfer from the Liberty WOOD
,vorkirr Corporation to the LIP
yconh Lumber Company for simiiai.
sum. Jesse 4. Love has sold tn IL. l..
THOMAS for $4,000 the property
known ms tho "Argonne Apartments,
located NJ tho northwest corner OF
Iakcytew Avenue and starr or" ~
nue.. deed OF sale IN 'hc
(.our, confirms this transfer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
10 ARE LICENSED To
PRACTICE PHARMACY
Successfully Pass Examina-
tions Before State Board
of Pharmacy.

Nineteen applicants for licenses as
registered pharmacists were success
ful In the examinations held before
sion here this week. Sixteen passed
the examinations and wcrc licensed
as assistant pharmacists. Three APP
plicants were admitted By recipro-
city.
Following is the list OF successful
applicants:
Registered pharmacist-J. II. Gov
ington. Jr.. Alexandria; u. q. White.
Richmond: l.. W. Butler. Richmond {:
j. W. Maupin, Jr.. liopewcll; &. 1.
Watson tcolJ, Portsmouth,: y. W.
Sale. Newport News: H. q. Dodd
Richmond: &. II. Spigglc. Kcnbridge
Il. q. Harrison tcolD. Richmond:
T. Il. Willis. warren,on; g. NJ. Far
rar, Jr.. Clifton Forge: V. Is. Little.
Newport News: l.. H. Porter. Nor
folk: W. II. Jordan. Richmond: II. I.
Wells. RoanOkc. w. T. higgins.
Hampton: ]. Nice. witt. Jr.. stanton:
W. ~. Smith, Richmond: u. .. licni-
ford, Loris, s. G.
Assistant pharmacist-Miss Schul :
ammith Schneider. Ncwpor, News:
i. T.. Lane. Roanoke: II. =. PITTS.
Richmond: c. W. Fleming. Norfolk.
r. G.. HUFFMAN. Charlottesville: G. T..
Wcbhcr. salem: Ralph witt. ltoa
noke: u. w. Ellingcr. Stanton: -.
NJ. Lccch. Ashland: J. c. Kirkpatrick
IIopcweli: y. G.. Eastwood. Richmond
T.. II. McGcc. Roanoke: II. r. Perkin
son. Chase CITY: l.. l.. T. Smith. Rich
moud: l.. NJ. Woodland, Richmond
T. * Rose. Richmond.
admitted By reciprocity-C. "
knight. Portsmouth,: w. a. Lowcry,
Franklinton. y. G.. and :. G. Savage.
Richmond. all from North Carolina
Permit TO practice as pharmacist
was granted to r. a. Moore. NJ. D..
Marshall.
Duplicate certificate granted 20
George W. Mcicher. Portsmouth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
Rirhrnono @inlrs- pi5pafrb
REPEAL OF "APPEALS OF RIGHTo
= LAW IS FAVORABLY REPORTED
Senate Committee Courts of Justice Approves Can
non Measure After Hearing Statement by Assistant
Attorney. General ]. d. Hank, Jr

Repeal OF the faw of appeals OF
right In criminal cases is recon-
mended by the Senate COMMITTEES on
courts OF Justice, which Yesterday
i'Norabiy reported n bill to that cf-
lecl sponsored by Senator Cannon. of
Nichmohd. The committee acted
promptly when Assistant Attorney
Heheral J. ID. Hank. Jr.. explained
.hc amount of work the law has en-
tailed. while at the same time crimi-
mars OF undoubted guilt are enabled
10 Keep OUT of the penitentiary for as
''hS as eiShteen months. several
desperate men escaping nond;nr
peal on frivolous grounds. The law
ne declared. was likely to breed tho
mon spirit in communities aroused Inv.
heihous crimes with the convic,,d
persons apparently escaping the pcn-
atty of their acts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21

Other bills reported by the same
committee were NJ. 30. making void
as to creditors and purchases. con-
tracts and deeds Ii not recorded: No.
?2. regarding mechanics liens. and
No. 23, creating II new judicial cir
cult in Wise County
The Committee on General Laws
reported favorabiy on the following
hEls: No. CO. providing for the
enumeration of Confederate veterans
in the years 1922 aud 1923: No. IS.
requiring automobile license tags to
be kept clear of dirt. grease bum
per. tire. tircholdcr or any other sub
stance or object. and No. -. making
n rate of speed OF thirty miles an
hour for one-cighth mile prima
facic evidence of driving at n rate
Of speed which Is not careful and
prudent. az defined in the law reg
ulatinS the speed Of motor vehicles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
Dir. GOWN Speaks Here Toan,.

'r. u. Leigh Colvin. OF a grour
81 sneakers known as the Plying
SQUADRON. and which speaks in the
interest OF law enforcement, civ,
nervousness and social and indus-
ulal Justice. viii speak at the BroaI
street Methodist Church today. to-
morrow ana Monday. Dr. Colvin is ..
resident. OF New York City and has
written history on the prohibition
party. The addresses will he, dcliv-
tr'd on each of the, three days. one
al 80 + NJ. and the other at u. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
TWO PAINFULLY HURT
All ROLLER SKATING
"""es carter suffers Brok~n Arm. u,d
Ah"thrr Victim, Unidentified,
Iins Fractured Leg

Z TWO people were pnlnfuIIv irn,,
ana others suffered minor cr,s
bruises while attempting to skate IN
FANCY style at the Coliseum Rnll.r
Skating Rink at Broad and RvI,nd
Streets last night.
The injured men suffered broken
arm and fractured leg. James Garter.
% years old. is at the Virginia His
pi;a) The other victim was taken to
the Grace Hospital. His identity was
not idiSuifcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
To HuiId s5,ono I,,,,,

y ou,!dinS permit way isyu.d IN
W. +. brinkard yesterday To- rr.c,
q =, frame and siucco dwelling =, ,-ot
fourtn Avenue. Highland p,rL
cost 5000. Other PERMITS $500 30
were to w. S. Cavcdo to r.paIr 49,.
uMe'i,mG at $500 Floyd Avenue. IN
COS. s-oo' ana to William Miller TO
Sonan, LICK hotel At 539 North
second street To cost Sl.oOt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
Hold Luncheon Conference Today.

luncheon conference, arranged nv
the Southern Woman's Educational
Alliance through the CO. cooperation OF
number OF organizations. will take
place this afternoon ut o'clock In
the Richmond Hotel. Prominent
educators from all sections of Vir-
Sinia viii speak. Many Richmonders
are on tho program for two minute
addresses. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
BAPTIST BOARD BUYS
HOSPITAL PROPERTY
Structure mt sixth nm: franklin
streets to he Remotlellcd Prior
In flr.,.non,r

The Johnston Willis Hospital prop
ertySpt the southeast corner OF Sixth
and Franklin Streets, has been sold
10 the Foreign Mission Board OF the
southern BAPTIST Convention for
100000. according to announcement
made yesterday by l.. Howard
Jenkins, chairman of the board. Pos
session will not he given for two
years. by which time DR.. Murat VIII
lis and the physicians associated with
him viii have erected nreproof hoe
pitai at Kcnsington Avenue and the
Boulevard, facing the Confederate
Battle Abbey. according to present
plans.
The present hospital building at
sixth and Franklin Streets will he
rcmodelled and used as the head
quarters for Baptist activities in the
state OF Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21

An amendment to the act reGulat-
ing tho hours Of labor for women is
In bill introduced yesterday by
Delegates James j. Jones. l.. r. rnI-
Ter, j. Fulmcr Bright and others.
IT places women employees OF restau-
rants under the provisions of the
act. and fixes their hours OF labor
at nine hours per day. and not more
than nifty hours per week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21

y bill to repeal section 51l3 OF the
Code relative to the law which pro-
hibits persons securing divorce on
grounds " hich occurred subsequent to
the marriage. from marrying again
within six months. was introduced by
Delegate Carpenter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21
Here and There
in the Assembly
Haddon disks Refund Of
SI.6OO.5O TO Sanlis
Crott0, No. 80.

Echoes D: street carnivals held in
Richmond during 1921 found their
way into the hall of the House o.
Delegates yesterday wien Dclegai.
I. Gray liadGon. Of Richmond. intro
duccd two measures. ono for the re-
lief Of SAINTS Grotto. No. &c. Mystic
Order Of tho Yelled Prophets of the
Enchanted Realm. 4 Masonic organi-
zation. OF Richmond. which paid to
the state 81 600.50 for doing business
as a carnival. and the other was for
the relief of Lew Dufour. in tho sum
of 5000. and Matthew j. Riley. In
the sum OF $1,000. who paid license
fees to the state in the sums stated.
The bills state the state license paid
was illegal. and asks that the State
Treasurer refund the amounts stat
cd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-21

The Senate Committee on Ronds
and Internal Navigation announced
yesterday that hearings on Senate
Bin No. 90. which makes II number
OF changes in the routes of tho
state highway system. will he held
on February :. Considerable oppos!-
ton has arisen in Dickerson and
buchanan Counties over the changes
proposed In the road from Cocburn bv
V!intwood. Fremont. Moss and tlavsi
to Grundy, as evidenced by the re-
ceipt by Delegate Dotson. of ne
titon containing POI names OF
bhchanan County citizens yesterday
rms brings the total number OF
names on petitions he has received
up To l.2IG. or over half Of III. total
vote cast in that county in the last
election.
The piloiasc bill vii! have its frs,
nearing at meeting OF the House
committee on Currency and Com
mcrcc 10 be held next Wcdncsday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The measure
VIII cause a contest and a large Jcl,
CATION is expected from Norfolk and
that section to fight the measure.
while others will come to summon, II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-24
LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Ssaford Parent Teacher Asso-
citation Elects Officers and
Plans Active Campaign.

Special correspondepce Every Evening.
eeaford. Nov. et.-The Seaford Par-
en-, Teacher Association held a large
~ attended meeting Tuesday evening.
The purpose OF the association was told
b. Mrs Ella G. Emery. A letter from
fhc state president. Mrs. Cleaver. out
lined future work. After an interest
Ing demonstration of old and new
methods Of teaching n reading lessen
b, Miss Clough and Miss Pratt. pro-
posed changes in the school laws were
outlined by Professor Shilling. The
following officers We're elected for the
ensuing year; Mrs. Ella c. Emery,
president: Mrs. Thomas r.. Stack. vice.
president: Professor c. x. Snyder. sec
reiary: Miss Katherine Stevens. treas
urcr.
George II. Huston entertained a,
rve hundred. Tuesday evening. Miss
Emma Smith also entertained at Ave
hundred. and Mrs. Alexander II. Lord
save a bridge party.
John r.. Martin has been appointed
chief Of police.
Harry &. Records. for several years
manager OF the Cooperative Storee
h,s purchased the business.
Perry Landlord. aged As years. died
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Towers T. Metten o!
~. Louis are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
John Mettcn.
y. &. Dawson 4 Bros. have contract
81 "a redecorote the Crescent Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-24
HORTICULTURIsTs ADJOURN.

Dover. Nov. 24.-The Peninsula
horticultural Society adjourned yes
terdsy. after selecting Salisbury, Nd.
for It's next annual meeting
Various subjects were discussed at
fhe closing session. DIR. 4. c. Johnson
talked on fertilizers for truck crops
President Allen told how 70 cult
sats strawberries. A. NJ. Snyder de-
scribec cooperative canning. NJ. T..
Culver spoke on sweet potato rails
ing John Stine told the Delaware
railroads facilities for shipping farm
products. A resolution proposing i'm
migration for farm labor was tabled,
and action on . resolution making the
m.mbefship fee 81 was deferred for
one year.