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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
DR.. CAL|SCH ATTENDS
MEETING IN NEW YORK
Discuss Relief for Jewish SuG.
fcrcrs i'm Eastern
Europe.
ISpecIal IL Thc Tlm.s. nisnn,nh

i"PccI"I l" ihe Times Dispatch
NE" YORK, Jan. l5.-Rabbi T.. y.
'alSch, Of Richmond: Stat. Chair
man Moe Levy and State Secretary
H"rtram $. Busbaum. OF Norfolk. Va.
attended tn" zonc-coufcrcnc. meeting
mere on relief FOR Jewish sufferers
In Eastern Europe
julius RoScnwald. of Chicago; Felix
Warburr. Mortimer Schim. and Henry
M"rG"nthau. took prominent part
In the meeting. y recital OF condi-
tons in Eastern Europe made such
an impression upon the delegates
that 1t was voted 20 raise $4,000. 600
in the zone embracing New York,
New Jersey. and Connecticut.
This decision evoked the widest
enthusiasm. Chicago already has
raised s200n. 900 of tho national fund
OF Sl4.O0O.oo0. and New York city
delegates naturally Will leave nothing
undonc 10 surpass thiT mark.
The quota for the entire state Of
Virginia Is S2OGO0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
Bet,ina. Miss Margaret

ORtordnn: Be,,ina. Miss Margaret
Vaientin.
others in the cast are Miss Phyllis
Ryan. Miss Media Rippon. Miss Mar
saret Solari. Miss Marion McIcopy.
Jarrett disney Tom kcav.ncy. VII
nam oConmor. Joseph Roster.
The Catholic Littic Thcitcr. which
is Identical with the Literary Guild
OF the Sacr"t Heart Cathedral. was
ORGANIZED over year ago. and UNI
der the direction Of Miss Maria
i.cahey. has been succcssrul I'm i,s
work OF developing the literary and
dramatic talent OF the young women
VINO comprise ito membership.
Some OF the patrons OF the p,av
arc Mr.. aud Mrs. W. !. IIarahan.
Mrs. Julien liiil Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Smith. Mr. aud Mrs. Harvey BALM.
MIR. and Mrs. w T. Motley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Dart. Mrs. Clinton
I:oudar. Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Fclthaus
and Miss Ruby Dart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
WEAK WOMEN
Here Is vIrginin Woman. Advice.

Here Is n Virginia womnn's Advice.
l.ynchburE Val went all To
pieces with nervousness and weak
ness after motherhood. and do not
know what would have become of
me had not taken DIR. Picrcc's
V"Tti" Prescription. This medi-
cine completely restored me to
health and strength and | was soon
able to get around TO do my own
houscwork. This 'Favorite Prcscrip-
ton Of Dr. picrccs Is splendid
tonic for women. and II is real
pleasure to me to recommend IT,
Mrs. j. Il. Mcclure, 2209 18th st.
Write DR.. Pierce, Pres. Invalids'
Hotel. in Buffalo. y. Y. for conf
Dental medical advice. frce-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
TO GIVE WAR DRAMA
NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT
'The tnmounnRr ar shirley" VIII lie
Presented by the Catholic Little
Thratrr League.

The Camouilagc OF shirley" u
sprishtly war drama in three acts.
VIII be- presented by the Catholic
Little Thcatcr OF Richmond ut the
MCGili liall. SOS East Grace Street.
Friday evening. The following young
people compris" the cast: Shirley
Carlisle. Miss Lille Donahoc; Cap
tain Clay Calhoun. bernard Roster:
Mrs Wayne. Miss Eleanor Kirk
Lieutenant Wayne. Lawrence kclli-
her. Captain Chappel!c. Joseph
Mackay. Jeanne Duprc. Miss Gorctto
Mecca: Neil Rutherford. Lawrence
bel Papa. Molly. Miss Madeline Nc
LouGhlin: Mrs. Richmond. Mrs. John
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
Twin Son, smother in s,..,

BALTIMORE, MD. Jan. i5.-
Ciaspcd in each others arms cbo-,.
ana Franklin Moran. three months
old. twin sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frarl,
ID. Moran. were found by their fo,bor
suffoca,ed in their bed this morpi,r
nc infants during the night. had
Drawn their thick blankets over their
hehds, and in their commissions no
they smothered. had grasped each
others arms. Mrs. Moran. ,bei,
h'o'heF' does not know Of the traG-
edy, as she is Ill in n hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
PRINCETON HONORS VETERANS
OF WAR BETWEEN THE STATES
olxy-I"o Former Students of Old Nassau Fad Trib-
ute by Memorial-No Distinction Maaef5e>
tween Men of North and So1tfk

cn"rEc OF tho work. has already
found eleven princ1tonians who died
IN the struggle for freedom. however.
Forty-siN of the men whose n,c,es
appear on the civil war lists w.ro
"'ilccrs. fifteen were priyatcs and ono
WAS surgeon, divided az follows: .
confederate brigadicr generals,
mon uluiant-Ecncral, . Union and
icH"ratc colonies. Union lieu
tenant-coloneis. 10 Confederate ami
uhi"n captains, Confederate and
thion licuicnants. Union adm
'"ht' Union surgeon. Confederat.
ana Union sergeant and Union
ana Confederate privates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
~ AND our or TOWN.

Mr. auI Mrs. spIller Kelley have
returned 10 Richmond, after spend
ing several weeks in Lexington. Ky
rs ils guests Of their daughter and
an-iu-law. Mr.. aud Mrs Alexander
. Campbell.
MIR. and Mrs w. n. Quarles and
children. OF Wilmington. y. g. are
me quests Of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs i. .. Quarics. at their home.
a022 Fourth Avenue, Highland Park.
Mrs. Laurence White Wilson, o,
stanton, is visiting Mrs. Richmond
Moore. on Monument Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
DECLARE MISTRIAI.
in SOLDIERS CASE
Alabama Gunrdsmnn Charged with
Murder of Miner. Released
Under $4,000 nouII.
[Ey NsSocintcd I,rcss. ]

TI'y -NSHOClNTcW I'rNSS-
TUSCALOOSA, ALA, Jan. l5.-Ser-
Eehnt Robert j. Lancaster and eight
othcr Alabama national guardsmcn.
under indictment charging murder
IN connection with the lynchng OF
william Baird. union miner, during
the coal strike last January, arrived
at their homes here this morning
from Hamilton, Ala. where mis-
trial was declared on Sergeant Lam
casters case yesterday.
(, bonds fixed by Judge 4. r. Gamble
=. s2'ooo FOR each of the guardsmcn
wero signed by Tuscaloosa friends
OF inc men. The cases have been
con inucd until the April term of the
Marion County Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16

J. >
with those nearest but he was re-
strained by Mrs. Wilson.
After Mr.. Wilson had retired in
doors, the cheering continued until
he and his wife appeared at second
story window and waved their hands
The march from the thcater was
led by Senator'S Walsh. of Montana;
Fletcher, Of Florida. and Harris. OF
Georgia. The motion which led to
tho pilgrimage was adopted unani-
mously nj the meeting which had
hccn addressed hy samuel Gompers
Dr. samuel L. Eliot. or Boston; Ham
iiton Holt. OF New York, and others.
I'm behalf Of the foundations pro-
gram to collect a fund OF $1,000
.or scholarships in honor OF Mr.. VIII
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
Connecticut Reduce, Forc,.

NEW HAVEN, CONN. Jan. I5.-A
reduction in trolley fare rates on the
lines OF the Connecticut Company
throughout the state was announced
tonight by President l.. :. Storrs. Of
fcct!ve March /. Instead OF present
Decent fare. the company will sell
tokens" or metal tickets, at three for
% cents for the ordinary city trolley
ride.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
Petersburg Man Assigns.

fETEl'SHuilG. Jan. l5,--fIerbert
Rogers. wcll-known business man.
has made an assignment. naming r.
-. Gilliam as trustee. His uabili-
ties are said 10 he around $4,000.
while his assets consist of notes, the
value Of which have not been de-
tcrm!ncd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16

shoulders which are too thick The
plump girl must forcGo IL.
ANA. doubtless, with this school-
IirI tendency 10 slimnAs> in mind,
was this Doris Rcl,S cape frock de-
signed thing bound ia he good"
WIKI boarding school misses.
IN" frock itself with it's clever
sulnpc OF Rumanian embroidery, is
go made that il can he worn alone If
desired. II IL az navy blue. The
cape j. lined with Il saucy red. quite
ia Keeping with the smartness of the
COSTUME.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
Is Burglars Garry OFF
Liquor Worth $4,000
Try United Naval

NEW YORK. Jan IA fore.
OF httcen burglars Is believed 10
have worked in lc!surely fashion
IN entering the Progressive Ware
house company's bonded ware
house. selecting cases OF l!u.or
valued ut $'0.Q00-'Dootlev quo
tat!ons"-and loading the stun on
4 truck which carried II away.
Through the assistance. OF an
inside man." the polio. believe.
the burglar alarms were offset.
and the strong doors OF the ware
house were opened without effort.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16

LYNCHBURG, VA, Jan. 15.-Nrs
Hctty Bryons. rs years OF age. wife
of Joseph Bryons. died Saturday
night at her homo. 10s Willow Street.
lMforo her marriage she was a Miss
Tompieeon and a native OF Pittsy1-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
THOUSANDS OF
ADMIRERS GATHER
AT WILSON'S HOME

tCont!nnel l'rom First rageD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-16
SEABOARD AIR LINZ RAILWAY
main Street Statlonl

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 Z. Main Street Phone Randolph az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04
EUGENE D. MONF ALCONE
HEART ATTACK VICTIM
Italian Artist and Authority
on Mural Decorations
Dies Suddenly.

Eugene n. Moufalconc. woll-known
italian arts; and authority on mu-
raj decorations. died suddenly OF
near; trouble yesterday morning n. 5
o'clock at ill East Franklin street.
MIR. MonfalcoHc. who came TO Rich
mond i've years ago from Pittsburgh,
decorated the Federal reserve bank
here and has been doing similar
work at tho Governors Mansion and
Several Virginia churches
Mt. Monfalconc was born In Italy
and spent many years under the
tutcIaGe of tho best Italian masters.
In later years he came to this coun-
try with his father, SignorGt Monfal-
cone, who was Italian consul.
At the time OF his death he was
engaged with his daughter III dec
Grating the Governors Mansion. He
is survived by his daughter. Rena
Nonfalcon". and a son, Norman
Monfnlconc.
Funeral services Will be coaduc cd
from the home this afternoon at 3
o'clock. pr. Reed officiating burial
viii hc In Hollywood Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04
Holiday Spirit Is
Universal in CITY
Federal, State and NUM-
cipal Buildings Closed
for Day.

Because today is Labor Day. and :,
national holiday, all of the Federal
state and municipal buildings in Rich
Inond; all OF the banks and othc,
public institutions and many of tn,
business houses will be closed all
day. stores that do not close in the
morning will suspend operations i'm
me afternoon in order To allow th"i;
employees TO attend the celebration OF
the Central Trades and Labor Coun-
ell at tho Virginia State Fair Grounds
None of tho windows at the post
Office Will DO open during the dan
ana parcel post carriers will max,
delivery of pcrishable goods only
Tho first two regular business trims
ana the fourth trip will be made.
emitting the third and NTH. Addi-
tional hotel delivery will be made by
night collectors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04
JONES HAS NOT DETERMINED
ON TRIAL OF DOCTORS HERE
Assistant United States District Attorney Says He Will
Review the Evidence in Each Case and Be
Guided by What He Finds.

Whether the nins prominent Rich
mond physicians and three from Pc
tershurS. recently arrested for al
legged illegal issuing OF whisky pre-
ecriptions, will be brouch, into
United states District Court hers
has not yet been determined They
We're held for the October term Of
the Federal grand jury when they
waived preliminary hearing before
United States Commissioner Melvin
FlcEcnheimer and were released on
bond of $500 each. but Assistant
United states District Attorney CAL
ION B. Jones is reviewing tho evil
dence in all OF the cases. and until
he has completed This work Anal
action will not be determined.
The Assstat United States District
Attorney has the authority II he
finds the evidence in preliminary
hearings by commissioners Is no:
sufficiently strong. in his opinion. to
warrant conviction. to withhold
them from the grand jury and to
drop tho prosecution. II. I'm his
opinion. there is sufficient evidence
for conviction OF the accused he
viii present them TO tho grand
jury,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04
CATHOLIC ALUMNAE TO
HOLD CONVENTION HERE
Fourth Annual Session Will
Open in ST. Pairick's Acad.
envy Tomorrow.

The fourth annual convention Of
tho Virginia state Federation. 1ntcr-
| national Federation OF Catholic
Alumnae. opens with a reception to-
morrow night at S O'Clock in ST; Pat
rick's Academy. Twenty sixth and
Grace Streets Following tho raccp-
ton dance will he given. Members
OF st. Patrick's Alumnae Association,
Richmond. arc hostcsscs The con-
vention lasts through Thursday.
High mass Will he celebrated We'd
ncsday morning at . O'Clock in ST.
Patrick's Church. Twenty fifth and
Broad Streets. Rev James A. Brcn-
nan. pastor. officiating. The business
session Will be held at 10 O'Clock in
81 'PatriCk's Academy. Bishop y. j.
ptonneil will make the address Of
welcome. y boat trip down the river
TO Dutch Gap at 1880 o'clock Will
feature the afternoon session. Lunch
con Will be served aboard the
Council will meet, after which Il
card party will he held at S 80 o'clock
in 81 Patrick's auditorium.
solemn requiem mass will be ceie-
hrated at o'clock Thursday morn
ms in st. PatriCk's Church, with Rev
James \. Brennan in charge. \
business meeting will be held at 10
Officers and OF tho chairmen OF edu-
cation, social service and literature
will be given.
Luncheon will he served at 1870
o'clock IN St Patrick's Academy. At
$50 o'clock reception to the visit
ing and local delegates attending the
convention VIII be held At s o'clock
that night a banquet VIII be given
in Murphy's Hotel.
The international Federation OF
Catholic Alumnac embraces all tho
Catholic high schools colleges and
universities, not only IN America, bu;
IN Europe. Virginia Is a State coun-
ell "f this organization
state officers are: Mrs. Everett
Hewitt. 81. Joscph.s Alumnae. Ports
mouth, state governor: Mrs. Henry
Frost. 81. Ed!th's Alumnae. vice-gov-
ern"r; Mrs John J. Williams, St
iatricks Aiumnae, recQyling secre-
iary: Miss Mary hammond Cava-
naugh, ST. Mays Alumnae, Alexan-
dria, corresponding secretary; Miss
Elizabeth Dolau. st. Joseph's Alum
nae, richmond. treasurer: Right Rev.
Denis j. O'Conncl!. Sunday school di-
rector.
Officers of St Patrick's Alumnae
| who arc 10 entertain the convention
arc MISS Alma 1. Pagan, president:
| Miss Loretta Mecca, vice-president:
MISS Rose Ross. recording secretary:
MISS Katherine Ford. financial sec
Rotary and Miss Marguerite Taylor.
| treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04

I propose to review the evidence
In all of the cases OF the physicians
charged with violating the prohibit
ton ACT, completely and Thoroughly"
said Mr.. Jones last night, and until
l finish this work | shall not be in
position to say what my attitude
will be. If, In my opinion. the evil
dence ia not sufficient for conviction
Of the defendants. l shall not present
them TO the grand jury: II ii is.
shall. And 1 shall take each case
UP separately"
Referring to the private hearings
given the nine physicians of Rich
mond and the three from Peters,
burg. while other cases have been
tried openly and the names of tho
accused given publication, Mr.
Jones said that persons arrested 10y
Federal officers have the right 10
ask for private preliminary hoariug
and that no has always made II a
rulc to ask the defendants, or their
attorneys. II they desired private
hearing before he went into the
cases. In tho cases OF the doctors,
he said, they asked for private
hearing, and II was accorded them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04
GOOD WORK IS REPORTED
BY COMMUNITY LEAGUES
Lectures Are Fostered in
Schools and Help in Other
Forms Given.

Reports from Lafayette Home and
School League and Wilcox. Franklin
and CORTLAND Community Leagues
show excellent work for tho past
month, George w. Guy. executive
secretary of tho Virginia Co-Opera-
tive Education Association. an
nounced yesterday.
Miss I.ucy q. KncelinG. treasurer
OF the iafayctr" Home and school
League sent a report showing that
the league has paid insurance on a
piano; fostered lectures in the school.
given gold medals for tho best de-
haters and taken par, in play which
realized $500 for the athletic asso-
citation OF the school Two pupils
We're Sent II the short course at
Driver and another to Cape Henry.
This league IN cooperation with
tn" principal Of the school and the
district school board. is making ar
ranCements To serve dinner to the
Norfolk County Teachers Institute
20 bc held at Lafayette High school
on September IL.
In Campbell County tho Wilcox
league "orK is reported by Mrs. AL
fred purand. showing that at re-
cent meeting y. l.. Chambcrlin was
secured 10 deliver an address.
CORTLAND League. IN Southampton
County. furnished janitors from
January TO the end OF the school
term. painted and posted spccd-limit
signs furnished valuable personal
servic" in putting over county tousn
and aienoid clinics: used posters
continuously in regard TO health, and
had committee 20 visit the aims
houses and fail.
The League in Franklin County was
instrumental In getting a new high
school building and ia securing the
city manager form Of government.
the report shows.
Miss Mary l.. Babh. Of Courtland
states that the leagues of Southamp-
ton County AT CORTLAND. Boyk ins,
Sed."y and Franklin have rendered
valuable service in assisting in put
ting over four tOnsil and adcno!d
clinics In cooperation with the Red
Cross This has been OF wonderful
educational value as well as a saw
ing TO tn" county OF about $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04

list. with State and city officials.
Councilman and business men as tho
losser lights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04
HENR|CO LEADS COUNTIES
IN NEAR EAST RELIEF
Contributions From This
Community and Richmond
Total $1,000.

Four hundred and NIFTY little chill
dren In tho Near East owe their
lives to tho people OF Richmond and
OF licnrico County. according TO the
annual statement of the Near East
Relief for Hcnrico County. just mad
public This statement shows that
during the year kind hearted Rich
monder's subscribed s22.437.20. all
in cash; to this cause. and clothing
and other things swclled the total
OF value received for tho cause to
S27.Oie
Although Iicnrico led the countiee
In tn" state in contributions. her
gifts should have totaled more than
$4,000. by comparison OF popula-
ton. This leaves about 400 or
phans assigned to her care. she did
not take care OF. and some OF the
other counties in the state were
compelled to sponsor for her.
Despite the fact thai Richmond
did not raise her quota. Henrico
County did wonderful work" state
Chairman Oliver j. Sands declared
last week when Informed Of the fig
urcs Special mention should he
made ~ the wonderful work which
was done by the churches Of Rich
mond where thousands of dollars
u money WAS raised Tor the cause
The work of w. :. Rhoads, In Bundle
DAY cdmpaign. also deserves the
rrais. OF the officials OF this cause.
Through his efforts thousands Of
.tilc children will he warmly clad
this winter"
Latest reports from Armenia are
"a the effect that while many sec
ions have gotten II good start and
will soon be able 10 support them
selves. the thousands of children
who were orphaned by the great
maSsacrss staged by the Turks dur
Ing III" war and tho twenty-five
which have occurred since the armis-
ticc. have no one 10 care for them
but m" Near East Relief. acting for
the people of America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04
ROTARY TRIP PLANS
PUBLIC TOMORROW
Full Program for Pilgrimage to
TRppuhnpnOck VIII Bc Announced
the Mnall,

Flans for tho Rotary Clubs trip
TO Tarpahannock next Saturday will
b. discussed At the luncheon Of that
club at Murphy's tomorrow Mt ]
O'Clock. President whit. Will pre-
sent the full program. and. complete
list OF those who will go on the
trip is expected to be ready. Jim
NILE Ryland is anxious. he SAYS
that all names OF prospective pill
Grims be Med with him tomorrow
He wants to be able TO ic; the ladies'
OF TappahannoCk know how many
chickens and watermclons to get for
the crowd.
a body of notahles has already
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04
klWANIANS' LUNCHEON
Is LABOR DAY AFFAIR
John Frisrhkorn VIII Lend Discus
sion ON "Thc hardest Days Work
Nnn ENcr Did"

The Kiwamis luncheon a, Murphy's
AT O'clock today Will be Labor
Day event Exercises incidental TO
the holiday VIII be engaged In. It
Us said tina, John Frischkorn Will
I"ad discussion on the subject
IN" Hardest Days Work You Ever
bId T.. j. Grace will- make the
nam address. George Hoppe will
aonatc ;he attendance prize. and tn.
newly formed seNtct will sing sew
oral appropriate d!ttics
REPORTS from various committees
having charge OF the minstrel show
10 D., given for tho Instructive
Visiting Nurs" Associations build
ing fund wiU report. Remember
The iiu and what tn. nurses did for
YOU Us tho slogan OF the campaign
a.! receipts are TO go 10 the build
rNc fund
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Labor Day celebration, auspices
Central Trades and Labor Coun-
Gil. Fair Grounds. l to p. NJ.
Richmond Chapter. American
Association of Engineers. Rucser's
Hotel. 1 p. NJ.
kiwanis Club. Murphy's Hotel. /
L. NJ.
Baseball--Mayo Island Park,
richmond VS.. Newport News,
Il. NJ.
dor Theatcr Calendar, see Page
Five.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04

Short business talks will be made
by some OF tho members Mt tomor.
rows meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04

The Miller e Rhoads' Store,
with its many thousands Of feet
Of floor space, is a never-failing
source Of supply for your every
need, and right now 1t is aglow
with the gorgeous brilliancy Of
coloring Of the crisp. new Autumn
merchandise.
For you it means style smart
ness, dependable quality, variety
unequaled and best possible value
at each price.
Said a woman shopper in this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04
AUTUM N

NOV that the calendar has been turned eptember" with
It's first nts of gold among the green and decided npe Of
Autumn IN the atmospherehese nothing ee should impress
upon one the Importance of giving immediate to those
nome and personal needs that called forth season
We have twO-fOld his morning which.
although interesting shall state II sbe:
hrst TIE STORE and its to meet
Autumn requirements; the S
to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04

store recently: Nowhere else |
go do find salespeople with such
happy, contented faces, or those
who seem SO anxious that nv
purchase shall be satisfactory"
Do you realize what this means?
1t Is this-that through our sales
force we are exerting every effort
to give the sort OF service that
makes 1t the one store where you
will love to visit and to shop.
Make us a visit daily.
MILLER & RHOADS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04

signtfed its intention of going to
iappahannock. Governor Trinklo
and Mayor Alnslie Will head the