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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
Preserving The SccnrrY

HlO long ago awokc TO the necessity M
~ GOOD roads, with the result that i,x
system OF improved highways ranks aiming
TIA" best IN the country. But when il built
good roads il did not lose sight OF the fact
mat splendid highways and unSighilv hill
boards are. in certain sense. contradictory
OF each other Not only is the view of plcas-
ing scenery ohSjruCtcd by riot OF hideous
hiliboards, bu, safety IN driving is inter
tered with by their presence "A; sharp turns
II. the highway ana AT dangerous railroad
crossings
so. after getting its good roads Ohio bc
came convert to the cOmmou-scnsc doc
tfinc that unSightly billboardS along tho
stare highways arc a dctrimeni to The
state. Hence. IN the interest Of progress
legislation was recently enacted forbiddinr
'EiS DETACHMENT OF the scenery along tho
ROADS ana the State Highway Deparimon,
mas begun the work of removing The signs
a'ong It's right OF way. II IL SAID tha, ..iu
IN" cleaning np Of the litter i, has been dis
covered tina, the vandals have dcfacod and
III some instances killed. fine old manic and
elm trees by mailing up Advertising signs
and IL IL added tha, one objec, To he gained
ny removal OF the bllboards is Increased
safety on tho roads, since the presence Of
the biilboards has tended 10 conceal from,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ii. I,e2.

THE Mudan.a armislice convention, de-
scrihed by General Harrington the
last word" III allied concessions To the
turkish Nationalist. has been accepted. ac-
,urd.ng 10 apparently authoritative reports
;tom ne Near East. For the first time dur
ing the negotiations appearance of
solidarity developed on the allied side, and
few observers doubted that the Angori
government would acduiescr in The final
proposals. This acquiescencc does not neces-
Sarily foreshadow peaceful settlement Of
The Near Eastern conflicts: it does. however.
pave tho way for general peace confer
ence. and removes immediate prospect OF
on open clash.
Notwithstanding tho apparent bitterness
o. the + complaints againS, tho allied terms
the Turks are the real winners far Is
'Ee' Pasna profcssed to feel that the French
deserted him. when the allied conditions
were presented. The French may have
nod fed their extreme pro-rurkisif attitude.
pvt an examination Of the terms laid down
bv ~" allies plainly discoscs an influence
ondl% 10 Turkish aspirations General
'iarDvton declared that these terms would
We the Turks their aims within foTtv-ive
Gays That view appears 10 be warranted.
AGAINST this sweeping concession the re-
"uir"m"ntS place merely such restrictions
"a will save the Thracian transfer from bad
faith and disaster.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
ISAAC GUCGENHE|M
DIES IN ENGLAND
Copper Magnale Falls a Vic.
Tim of Sudden Attack of
Iudiyestiou
IndlgeStlon.
IEv Associot,,l prcss /

SOUTHAMPTON. Oct. iG-ISaac
Gu"Rcnhcim. American capitalist
aud copper mmgnatc. died her. sud
denly today.
Mr.. GuGScnheim came here IN his
automobile from London ycsirrday
Ia meet Henry W. Marsh. who ar
rived on the Auuitana. Both stayed
at the principal hotel
Just before retiring MIR. GuEgcn-
helm complained OF Mains In tho
cncst. which lie attributed I" Indi-
tcsti"n This morning he was too
indt"poScd To take breakfast and "A
physician WIS sent for. but Mr.
iuESenheim died before tn. doctor
arrived.
For some time Mr.. GuGccnheim had
not been In the best Of health IL is
understood he had n slight stroke :.
snort time ago. hut had been able to
set about and had arranged to re.
turn to New York by next Saturdays
steamer. y cornncr's inquest will b..
held this afternoon to consider
whether an autopsy Is necessary
MIS-. GuSIcnhcim and their dauyh.
ter ar. on their way to Southamp-
ton and viii arrive this afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
MININrrKE AI.MANAC,
LEADING WINCHESTER
MERCHANT A SUICIDE


ISn,ciai 4" Thu Times Dispatch
WIN al ESTER. VA. oct. 10 Fred
l.. Green directing h".G ~ the nru
~ u X Green 4 brother. On. If
IN" largest retail dry goods AMI wo-
men "ph"r"l establishments in TIA"
'h"nanro"h VALLEY. wns found dad
""riN today IN Clothes closet ON
N" second floor of his store win 4,
'hli", mol" through h,s head.
R-."tiN's bc!i-N. liz gave WAY ,n
- s"N"rc mental strain aud shut him
H"I' lie i'ft two letters. one tn n =.
VIE. ana another to his book trrn,r
contents 81 which Vet" NOT disclosed
Tie attended Il meeting az the conn.
Gu ~ Grace Lutheran Church Last
hIiht qua to.cph'. ned his Wiz. IL.
Would nat be HON. un;i Lar.
ih' b'dN NAB found .,huu, : M
hN Gibson Baker, Il nephew. uhn -.u,
10 IN" stur" at Mrs Green's r.uu,s,
MT Green lived in q fashionable. ..r-
tion "nd his home lie wa. said :,
Ice ideal lis business WAS prnsn.r.
irI He ,uC"ccGen his brn;hcr ,h.
az" Hugh Il. Green. aS church .Id.r
anh sunday school sup.rlnt.nd.ui
fh- family Is one II til. mos; pr,uI.
mont here
Surviving ar" widow. formerly
Mss MIC" H:""nway Gibson dau.h-
"r "t the lac Captain isruc. ON.
son; on" dau.htcr. D"ro,hy. stiJ.,,
= Sweet Hrjad College, one .on
hurh Is Green. aud TWO sisters
Kisses Jennie ana Botty Green
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11

drivers and chauffeurs notices and dircc-
tons posted by the highway officials.
The TimesD Dispatch has heretofore re-
ierrei to the billboard nuisance i'm our own
State of unsurpassed beautiful natural
scenery. much Of which Is DISTRACTED from
The view Of those who travel our highways
by this form of debasomcnt. True we have
DOT MADE any great progress in building
good roads, but it is due to ourselves that
we get such beneficial advertising as un-
INSTRUCTED views OF our lovely scenery would
bring 10 the State by the enactment of leg
iSlation similar to that for which Ohio has
given us the pattern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
WrI,y r.. Compton.

HAitLoTTESNII.l.E VA. oct. 10.
-WeitH T.. Compton. ~. ~ We,
Palm Beach. Fla. "A former resident
OF this city. died yesterday at u lr-
cal hospital, after an Illness extent
ing over several months Thr la
terment was held at Z o'clock this
'aficrnopii in Mapl.woDd Cemetery.
with Masonic rites. Dr, g. L.. Peter.
officiating. Mr., Compton was born
and reared in iiarrisonburr, Va son
OF III" Late &. +, Compton. for years
clerk ~ tn" Corporation Court Of
ihiS city. u" was IL veteran OF tn,
spanish American War. hnyina
served with the Second NirEini.,
Regiment during that brief conflict
For the past ten years MIR Compton
had resided In West Palm Beach
Fla. where hc was treasurer Of IN,
Palm Beach Mercantile 60. Sir
Compton married Miss Virginia
fancey. Of McGaheysvillc, Va. wip
survives, with TWO sons. H., also
leaves brother, Or. X. r. Compton.
Of this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
fuckers Vigorous Warming

D REPRESENTATIVES. HARRY ST GEORGE
y TtCEER not only does not value very
highly the legislation creating fact find
ing Federal coal commission and that of
IN" companion piece providing for the APP
nointmcnt OF . Federal fuel adminisira-
tor. but he regards such legislation as
vicious in tendency, in that ii nuts Con
rress on record as undertaking to do by
ind'rcction what IL is inhibited from doing
10y limitations upon its power hy the Con
sttntion In giving his reasons for OPP
posing NE two bills in a speech delivered
~ the House on Sept embcr 3. he declares
ne two bills are twin brothers in the do
i"Ss po!icN o! ~" Republican admiuisira-
Won The facthndng provisions con
tanned IN III" one are largely duplicated in
the oiher Yet on" Of the bills carries an
appropriation Of 100000. 10 he drawn
from the laXrGden people Of the country -
Tor tn" purpose OF giving nine men 10 he
appointed by the President the opportunity
~ writing reports on coal conditions and
'ikes, telling why they had occurred and
NY We can get no coal. while the other
'HfIles an appropriation of S26O.1Oo for the
prnS"S Of a fuel administrator 10 do tina,
NAlch the Interstate Commerce Commission
IS "lready empowered TO do
n" people asked for bread he said and
congress gave them a stone Passed as an
'ihcfTency act. III" fuel administrator hill
mas tn" coal strikes settled before il he
ems duplicate work for which another
'f"hcE with ampl" power 20 act already
exists. II means tn" expenditure of $3.50
t"o OF the peoples money that gets us no
where, gets Us no coal ana creates no DOW
erS 10 execute its provisions which we do
not already fully possess
RAISING from discussion of the futil-
Ivy OF IN" legislation 10 accomplish any s;,h
St4hila! benefits. he says the outstanding
objection to il IS tho claim ny Corprass NJ
me power 20 ia the price OF coal THIS
u" says. is power the Federal Governments,
mas never claimed and docs not uosscss
II the government OF the tinted states c,,
TX the price OF coal II can fix he orica
OF wheat and can tell the farmer In 90
ana SOW and reap because the land is his
bot "nen he comes TO cell the produc, Of
ms farm he must be content to surrender
his right 10 sell at any price .excep, ms do.
t"rmined by a wheat distributor of Tho
! hited states government" Exactly m.
same principle applas as To tobacco. cat
ne, sheep, hogs-indeed everything Con
pFess, he declared, has no power under the
constitution TO fix The price Of ANYTHING OK
cept under the stress Of war
In denouncing the vicious principlc i'm
pliedly set up by this LEGISLATION. Mr. rnck
CT said. the bill simply follows a custom
which in recent years has steadily grown
in the country, OF coming 10 Congress for
relief whether Congress has the power or
not. II the fixing OF the price OF coal is de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
HUSBAND HELD. SAYS
WIFE KILLED HERSELF
Lnv Assnciaicd rrcs..l

lNNcIiBt!:G. VA, Oc,h i0.-A Il
'ritzcr. sheet metal worker. VIII"
was locked up her lat. last night.
charged with the murder OF his wife.
was taken this morning 10 the Bcd =
iord County jail the woman's death
having occurred in Bedford County,
eight miles from LynchburE. Crit
~ maintains that his wife shot
herself. but can ascribe no reason
'"i his wifc's act. CritZer says h.
was at work at the woodpile. somr
httl" distance from the house. when
he heard the shot. The bullet pcnc-
tratcd Mrs. Critters left side ana
ranged upward toward the heart.
She died In twenty minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
CHIROPRACTORS FINED
ON LICENSE CHARGE

WINCHESTER. VA. De-. io.-K. ".
aud j Il. Adams. chir"praciors. were
'ach fined $50 and costs last evening
III police court for "unlawfuily prac-
icing medicine without mrs. obtain
nS certificate To practice from tho
state Board OF Medical Examiners. as
required hr law" and $50 and COSTS
on a charge Of practicing medicine
without hrst Obtaining a license. Ap-
MEALS were noted 10 the Corporation
Court. The warrants were issued
Hp"n complaint of DIR. T. W. Hoyd. ,,
member Of tho state Eoard %! Mcdi-
al Examiners. and also as chair
man Of II committee representing the
Ntnchcs;cr and Frederick County
Medical Association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
NIrs. Z. VI. IIcnsIe,

HARLuTTESNll.LE. VA. Oct IN.
Mrs. Mar! Elizabeth Hensl-y. 6S.
wife Of 5. NJ. Hensi"y. did yc.trr-
dhN NJ her home jug, south Of the
ciiN. after long il!n-sa. The funeral
was hc'd st O'Clock this afternoon
from MI. OI!vct Church. near owens
VILE Mrs. Henslcy was, before mar
rage. MISS Mary T.. Turner. dauSh-
t"" OF the late James Turner. Of
Orange county, Besides her huS-
band, she is survived by ten chill
hr"n, I'VE sons and five daughters
>h" also leaves twenty-one grand
children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
IInrrisonhirg I<twnnIs Celebrates.

HARitlSONBURG. VA. Oct. TO-
District Governor John Y. Williams,
4 Alexandria. was the principal
speaker at the Charter Night cclebra-
.icn OF the Harrisonburg Kiwanls
Tub held last night. Guests from
lubS in the nearby Valley cities of
Winchester. stanton and Charlottes-
Tile were present. \ special pro-
gram Of highly entertaining stunts
vas rendered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11

Ia NCbEl re-. VA. oct lo-noN.
- fuckct. II street car motorin,,,
e"' nome this morning a, aa0
rom work and shot himself
trough tho right terplr dvir,. ,n,.,
hours later at u hospitai IN.
~ can give no rcasun for tbo x,,i
''d"' PuckNu is survived NV hi.
VIE ana nirfh months old baby
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
y. IL. NlnrrL.

Funeral services Tor r. H. Marsh.
io1 South Laurel Street. who died at
his home Monday Afternoon at $50
o'clock. viii h" conducted at
O'Clock ;h'S afternoon from the home.
Burial viii he IN Maury Cemetery
H. ~ survived 10y his wife. eleven
children and Ave brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11

Il. \. kOhloss. Federal prohibition di-
rector for North Carolina. in a public state
mont tells Of instructions issued to his force
of inspectors that they are not permitted
10 Kill violators OF the prohibition laws OK
cepi in sclf-defense, Inspectors elsewhere
will doubtless read with interest the North
Carolina method
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
william A. Mr.tcn,, nIr..

William \. W"HtCott. 81. lI3 Perry
street. died ~ his horne at u'ciock
Yesterday morning lie ~ survived
10! his wife. thr"" 'laughterS Mrs J
j. liancock. Mrs. 4 j.. Daniels aud
MISS Blanche W"s,cntt and ,hr,c
sisters. Mrs. r. + Ford. Mrs. W
Blunt and Mrs. WIFI" Made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
rol.ncI >. Rice SMITH

The funeral ~ Colonel j. Rice
Smith. formerly connected with tn.
virginia carolina Chemical Com
pany. "i tins. city. who died early
IfSicrdtN morning ia Augusta Ga
viii IL. held today in Augusta colo
MOI smith was welikn"wn in Rich
moid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
Funeral nf a,r.. l.. l.. s,h,o,,,

Funeral services for Mrs. l.. l.
SchuartH. 81 1905 Maury street who
"icd az fin" camp Monday afternoon
at q" "'cl"Ch. Will bc conducted
rom tn" HON" this afternoon al 3:.u
o'clock. Besides her husband sh. Is
survived by one daughter. Murrarrt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
The Weather
Forecast: virzinln-

Forecast: NirSinIR-
Partly cloudy today.
somewhat cooler -
north poriipn: iornOr-
raw. cloudy.
North tnr0linn-tnir
tOdn. AMI tomorrow (;
little chnnG- In ten :
p,'rnfurc; snrl a b =
winds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
Hold Caroline Fair Oct. ,S.2o.

FEEDERlCkS HERG, VA. Oct TO-
.he NTH annual meeting OF the Caro-
line County Agricultural aud school
Fair Will he held at Rowling Green
on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday,
october is, 10 and 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11

Th" Labor Department nf France announces
'ha' Unemployment is practically noncXiStcnt
in that country. And the suggestion OF prr,,
Industry probably would be even more deNn!,.
If the foreign department should repor, on
the situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11

'fhe common touch il coming into mani
ir"''''"n hS indicated by the agreement i,!s.
entered int" hy the employees and managers
"' IN" '"niSNiil" and Nashville Railroad tn.
Sn"P"''h nave organized under mutual articles
az agreement IN which the word strike" doc.
not appear This seems Ia h. leading tn,
way out 80 futur" labor disturbances for that
railroad al l"ast-Charlottc Observer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
I.uEnthpDc.

Win" improves with age: woman with OPP
p"rtunity
Enldh"ad"d and toothl,ss he cam" here; and
= he went.
LIFE is circle OF JOY nj grief
Tell the truth and lose your friend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11

Rum"rs now current in sport circles nI-
cate that before another season begins In.
weil-kn"wn Yankees will have traded some
Of their stars for an equal number Of base
ball players.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11

Reports from the Near East indicate that
tn" TURKS hav. accepted the terms proposed
10y IN" allies. From the viewpoint of the
turks, these terms certainly were singularIy
free OF objectionable features
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
stephens WIN M, nun Again.

FRED ERickSRrRG, VA. oct. 10
William ;. stephens. county treasurer
az Spu'sNlvania County. - out in h
ard announcing that h" VIII not hS
. crui, date for detection 10 that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
Charcoal Ennis Daily Thought.

Hit ain runnn' arouu' wild had
news, said Charcoal Eph. in mood. "Ali
v got 4 d" is tell hit once. an hitil run
ar"nn by itself. Eat prune. Mstah Jack :
SON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11

washington story intimates that tho re-
cent anitl.au"r ruling tor American SHINING
Is lik"iH % he mod fed. I'll. administration
already * hrs'nnlng to lind this ruling pain
fully consistent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11

Virginia legislators have changed their
minds about TN" bond issu. for road build
ing The question over which the state is
now concerned is whether the Governor has
changed his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
Up With the Times
WN ID. q. IL.

Mr.. I.ask"r's view j. tina; something bcsidcs
prohibition must follow the nag if our m.r-
chant marine is to be- made a success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
Echoes From Down Home

Mis FELTON, SAYS Sh" is not Interested I'm
the wool schedules. That's all right n rec
cent GOSSIP + true. iher" are too many Srna-
tors Interested in them a!ready.-Ashevilla
Citizen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
InruI Temperature Yc,trr,ln,,

u. Vt. trmpeI turc .,..... =
Maximum temperature In IL n :
Minimum temperature to A. Nj y
Mean temperature yesterday q
Normal 'mp"ratnr" for This datc D.
Excess yesterday ...........
Excess since March ! :.
Deficiency since January n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
Local Rainfall.

Itainf.l - hours ending d, H. Al a.
Nn'nfsH - hours ending T.. M .,
Excess since March .....n; ~
Excess since January u ....Ia a,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
nun, b, Grrn, Com mnna-r.

lee Chapel wh- hull; hy General
Robert T.. Lee "a one ~ the FIRST acts
II Ms administration as president oi
IN" university. II contains his Of.
tee. Just a. h- LETT IT," says !, bull..
tan isSGrd by the university In sp<
pchllng fnr funds To enlarge M.
chapel. many priceless paintings
including Penl"'s original portrait Of
'hshinr,"n. large number az pi-
mortal hustS and tablets and tho i.e"
mhuSuir In IN the vaults 81 which
r's' the remains ~ the Lee family
from Revolutionary times - the
rT"Scu, In Tho upper story III ,hc
inausoi"um. just behind the chapel
roStrum, j. tn" marvellous r"ru;nbeit
'tatuc of General Lee by Valentine
Tho ,"mh -; Ice is tho South's most
sacr-d shrine"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
Special lbatn.

Wind direction. south. wind velocity,
.. weather at D. Nj. partly cloudy,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
Mrs. Louise =. SpiIllng.

Mrs Louisa +. SpilllnG. IL Of 1905
Grove Avenue. died yesterday morn
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
lee CHAPEL CONTEST
TO COME UP THURSDAY
U. ID. c. Convention, $50
Strong, Meets in Fred
cricksburg.
WELCOMED ny THE VI
Lloyd r.. Everett. Of wanhinKton.
Makes Principal Address Of First
Days sr,sion. Paying High TrIb-
ute To Work or Organizations
IBv AssocIated rress.l

FREDERICKSBURG VA. Oct. 10
The tw"ntH-seNcnth annual reunion
Of Virginia Chapter United Daugh-
l-rS nf th~ confederacy. was gotten
under Way here tonight with al
dresses Of welcome and response and
historical session in the BaptIs,
Church. Lloyd 7. Everett. Of Wash
inSton. In tn. principal address ot
the opening session. paid eloquent
tribute It the daughters and their
work and said the time WAS comm x
when they would be recognized As
leaders In Confederate matters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11

Governor Morrison has the faculty of saving
something when he speaks. He doesn't al
"'EH say pheasant things. and many times
nus n''tfhn'rS d" not meet approval: never
thcl"SS, he SAYS enough to stS-t other. ,,lL
ing winch - not bad thing for the state
~ people discussing public issues and YOU
WI! ION hay" crystallized sentiment ina,
VIII ".hS definite rosuits.--rhc Governors
most recent provok"r OF discussion was To the
"h''t mat h"Gs are better for the stat. than
statesmen Durham Herald
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11

r"'u threw scar" into the coal prof GERS
ana Sh4ikcd publ" authorities into action nv
"a sudden bold STROKE Uls spcc,acuIar ,os
'h@ OF ms plant, throwing nearly 100 900 men
""' "t work directly and threatening indi-
r"'tlN IN" jobs OF hundreds Of thousands more
WOKE everybody M I" The coal situation and
t"N' consumers railying cry. II was a
I'M" pre-" 81 publicity work. IL nothing more
Nnd Mr Ford while acting primarily or
f"NSi"'N altogether. Tor his own interest thus
acted ais" for millions ~ others IL was
practical deed, worth more than any ouanti.
~ "i MIR" preaching and protest--Wilming-
ton Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
Mayor W-Irnm-. 4. II. I

The more than $50 delegates at
tending the reunion were welcomed
10 fredericksburg by Major J. Gar
hctt King. TO which Mrs James A.
Sc"ti, state president responded.
Others wh" addressed the meeting
were MISS Margaret Shepherd, prcsi-
d'nt OF the Fredericksburg chap
Ter. MISS Esther Barney. Mrs. Y. NJ.
r'cmlhS. and Mrs. Lloyd +. Everett,
Hta'" historian. s. los were rendered
ny Miss Norris. Mrs. Jones aud Mrs.
y. j.. Rowe, after which the dele
gates discussed the historical aspects
90 their organization and OF Tn. Con-
f"d"racy.
Action on She prop sal TO enlarge
i'" chapel at Washington and Lee
University. Lexington, delegates cA-
pccted tonight. would be reached be-
Tor" Thursday. Factions on both
h!dts "f TINS question were busy to-
DAY ana ,nuight aligning their forces
Tor what promises !" he ole Il the
most stubborn nIh,s ever waScd I'm
the history 90 the orgsntZatInu
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Proposal, twice defeated.

Tn" proposal to enlarge the chanel
nas been twiC" defeated by tho chan
ter. and recently was rejected hy m.
Confederate Memorial Literary So
'i",H u Was nrst introduced ~ Dr
Henry Louis smith. president of
Washington and Lee. a. the chapter
i-unI"n i"ur years ago. ~ waS
brought before the national reunion
las, year at -. Louis, and since then
teUtativ" plans have been made for
carrying out the work. The pro-
posed improvements would cost APP
pronimat"ly il0o.Gon. ana are neces-
sary. uniV"rsit! officials claim. In or
der to accommodate. the Increased
student body.
Mrs. Norman V. Randolph. a for
MGR president Of Virginia chapter
ANA probably the mos, activ. npto-
n"ni % the proposal in It statement
before 'nr meeting. declared re-
modelling % In" chapel would bc .
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