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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
REJECT TRIANGULAR LOT
OFFER BECAUSE OF COST
Council Finance Body Wipes
From Docket Proposal
of Owners.

The Finance Committee OF CITY
Council last night wiped from it's
docket the proposal of certain citi-
zcns to sell to the city Triangular
lot at Monument Avenue. Cleveland
and Franklin Streets, on the grounds
Of great cost. Several weeks ago
when the proposition was made. many
citizens urged the committee to Sc
cure the lot for city park The
city Attorney was requested TO LOOK
fully into tie question. 1t was later
determined that the cost was prac-
tically prohibitivc.
The committee recommended an
appropriation Of s37.o00 for mantle
nance and equipment for the Streets
Department Director Saville asked
for $4,000 for this purpose, bat he
was induced to cut 20 the hgurc men
toned
a recommendation of Justice John
migrants that the position OF female
probation officer for the Police Court
De created at salary OF $500, was
adopted.
The sum OF ss.246.5o was recon-
mended fer the relief of Mrs. Wash
ington l. Curtis. widow OF Policeman
curtis. who was shot while in the
performance OF his duties some
months ago.
G.. Edmund Massic was accorded a
seat in the committee. having been
named for that place by President
Powell, Of Common Council. To MI
the vacancy created by the rcsigna-
ton of Clarence y. Scaton. The APP
po!ntmcnt OF Mr.. MaSsic WAS re-
crivcd with surprise by friends OF
Edgar T. English. who looked upon
MIN rs the logical successor" to
Mr.. Seaton. II was said that Prcsi-
dent Powell considered Mr. English
too valuable Il man on the Ordi-
nanccs and Streets Committees TO be
changed at this time.
The committee will meet at 5
o'clock this afternoon To dispose Of
leftover business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
DECLARES AUTO CLUB
IS COMMUNITY ASSET
Deserves supper, Of Every
Moiorist in Richmond.
Saws NIayor.

tn" Automobile club OF Richmond
IS u community asset Richmond can
not afford to ignore. and it's work for
the ciiy'S prosperity is OF such i'm
poriancc that II deserves the support
Of every local automobile owner. de.
clarcd Mayor Ainslic yesterday In an
appeal Tor support of the drive for
200 new members, which the club
VIII inauSuratc today.
The Mayors statement follows:
TIC Automobile Club OF Richmond
is community asset NC can little
AFFORD TO ignore. Its work for Rich
m"nd IL of such Importance that it
deserves the support and co-opcra-
non OF every automobile owner in the
city.
The fact that II attracts and cares
Tor tourists. works for the cuns,ruc-
ton of good roads. and probably most
important of all. for the prevention
OF accidents, warrants our unauali-
fled support.
Richmond can no more AFFORD to
allow such movement as the Auto
mobile Club VIII inauEuratc Tuesday
TO rail- than Chicago. or Dctroi, or Los
Angeles could have afforded not to
support their automobile clubs"
Captain Jarvis Is. Price and +. NJ.
Buykin. who are directing the cam
paien. report everything in readiness
for the drive. Final instructions to
team workers were given at a meet
ing last night in the Flemish room of
the jefferson Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
WILL AIR NOTORIOUS
PROPOSITION FRIDAY
Question of Opening Belmont
Avenue From Broad TO
Monument Tabled.

Ns the result OF much discuSsio
and AN opinion from the City Attor-
ucy's Office, the Streets COMMITTEES
yesterday afternoon agreed to recon-
mend an ordinance permitting the
closing Of an alley between the
boulevard, Mulberry street. Grow.
ANA Hanover Avenues. upon the site
Of which is to be erected two apart
mcnt houses. objection was made by
prore rtr owners contiguous. but IL
Was shown that narrow alleys would
separate the buildings from adjoin-
ing property and that the building
would extend back seventeen feet
from the street line. The City At:
torn"y was directed To prepare a
suitable ordinance to be presented to
the Board Of Aldermen tonight.
The pu >ion OF opening Belmont
Avenue from Sroad Street to Monu-
mcnt Avenue in conjunction with the
proposed opening OF West street. be-
tween Broad and Monument, was
tabled for further information to be
presented at the next regular meet
Ing Of the committee. june %
ON request of tho proponents IN the
West End notorious proposition, the
committee determined to m:ct Fri
day afternoon at 1890 o'clock To hear
- 'ii al sues on the question. The
reason for delay. az explained by T
Gray tiaddon. representing the petit
toners. was that he had not had time
in which To study the amended ordi-
nance - coming from the CITY At
turncy's office.
An ordinance accepting tn. dcdica-
non OF land for tho opening and OK
tension OF Hawthorne Avenue was
'"co mircnded for adoption, az was "a
petition concerning the closing of an
alley between Hanover and stuart
avenues and Elm and Addison
Streets.
Members Of the committee present
were chairman ruilcr, Aldermen
'unst. Epps and Woody. Councilman
ATKINSON, Carpenter. Sullivan and
Moore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
TO NAME T|DEWATER
MEMBERS ROADS BODY
Argument Is Made in Behalf
Of J. NJ. Lewis and |. W.
TruXtOn.
governor Trinklc Has Not Intimatcd
to Whom Appointment win Go.
,Iiirhws! tommissi"" Must he
Perfected b. July I.

Oral arIumeut WAS made and
briefs were filed with Governor T.
l.oa Trinkie yesterday by delegations
epresenting two men who are being
urged Tor appointment as members
NJ The Stsre Highway Commission.
The two Delegations me, Jointly with
the Governor ana tho session lasted
FOR more thsn three hours ycsterday
afternoon Representative Bland. or
the First District; Joseph H"ally. cr
Mathews. and senator ! u Mitchell.
~ King and Queen. appeared IN lie
half OF ! Marshall Lewis weIl-~n0wn
banker OF Gloucester Va and Colonel
r.. : Mathews. OF NCrfolk General
{. G. Vaughan. Jr az Franklin.
Colonel John l. Piner. OF Sunolk. ana
a \ Padgett ana Phi'ip W Muir
ray, % Newport News. appeared in
behalf OF ! W TrUnton. ~ %orfolh
After each side had presented oral
claims, briefs were fled and the mat
ter was left in the hands 81 the Gov
.,ruor
The question 81 VINO shall repre-
sent Underwater Virginia on the re-
organized state Highway Commits
sion may h.. settled within few
49, %. ''''"t'' ~ 80 '''' . iiiN'' 'l"S
not intimatcI 10 whom TIA" appoint
nent will go. The Tidewat-r fight
j. perhaps the most hotiy contested
OF any. and Governor Trinkle is Civ
ing careful consideration 10 al! the
facts laid before him. as he is ann
ious to make appointments which
will rcfiec; credi; upon the commits
sion and upon the state
The commission is supposed 10 he
perfected by July |. when the now
body viii begin 20 function with II
g. shirley as chairman OF the state
Highway Commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
BARR|STER
MUST SERVE JAIL TERM
Governor. After Mature Re-
hection," Declines to Par
don Frank Stuart.

Frank Stuart. a member of the bar
OF Alexandria. who was recently SEN
fenced by Judge Robinson Moncurc
TO term OF five days in Jail and
"A fine OF s25 for alleged contempt,
OF court. Will have TO serve his SEN
tcnce. as Governor Trinklc. who re-
viewed a petition filed by Stuart
wired the attorney. After mature
reflection. pardon refused"
The sentence was to have started
April ii, but stay OF sixty DAYS
was granted by the court during
which the petition to the Governor
was prepared. Il was received Fri
day and Governor Trinklc yesterday
wired his decision as above given.
stuart came into prominence IN
the recent divorce Iitirations in
Alexandria. being the author Of a
number Of newspaper articles In
which lie cnd"avorcd to expose an
alleged divorce ring in that city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
Parsons 'Receipe'
for Club Teams
Richm d-PeterS burg
Came Goes to O-fO-O
Tie in g Innings.

The kiwanis spirit penetrated into
The domain OF Chesterfield yesterday
afternoon, ana for several hours this
lively spirit held sway AT Chester,
where members of both the Richmond
and Petersburg clubs claspcd hands
in eternal friendship. During the
afternoon a baseball game was played
between clubs representing the two
cities. And TO show there were no
hard feelings, the game went TO a
lie sCor OF to in six innings. the
contest ending at o'clock.
IT was Il gentiemanly game. too.
and the umpire was forced to behave
himself for Rev. Moore Craig. OF
Petersburg was the Oackstop for
his side. and Rev. Il: G. pcdrick. of
Richmond was behind the bat for
his team The Richmond kiwanians
had Iuartettc Of stars in Eddie
Rose in left field, pave Sattcriield at
third base. and Trinite and inch-
man as twirl.rS.
TYLER English, Of Ccntralia. pre-
sided. \ Chauuccry Dcpcw could
have given no better service. The
Richmcnders declare. The address
of welcome was delivered by chan
Williams. of Chester, and responses
were male by W. r. Francis and
Marshall Craig, OF Petersburg. AMI
George Lewis and Thomas l.. Howell.
OF Richmond.
Dinner was served by the ladies' o!
the Episcopal Church of Chester.
and was pronounced by the @5n p.o-
pie present as one OF the most de
iectablc they ever went up against.
The Richmond party numbered l55.
while that from Petersburg MIN.
hercd sevcnty-tive. The Richmon-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
REFER $25O,OOO LIBRARY
RESOLUTION TO SUB-BODY
Committee Will Meet Friday to Hear From All Inter
esed Persons" Entire Community in Humor for
Quick Action City Fathers Are Told.

After hearing from Il. Roy Dud-
ley, Jesse II. Binford. Mrs. j. w.
Durham and Gallon Jones on the
ordinance providing for Il public ~
brary, the Utilities Committee last
night referred the resolution appro-
priating S250.oO0 for such an insti-
tuition. introduced in Common Coun-
ell by Edgar e. English to sub
committee now working on tho mat
ter This committee embraces Coun-
Gilman James r.. pickerson. Alder
man w. stuart White and Council
man Jesse G. l.add The committee
Will meet at o'clock Friday night
f" hear from all interested persons.
The speakers declared that the
entire community is IN the humor
demanded that n public library be
established without delay" The
citizens are holc-heartedly behind
the project" declared MIR. Dudley
Il, is something the city can no
longer be without" said Mr.. Binford.
1T will mean comfort and happiness
for all. and will help children in
the right direction" asserted Mrs
Durham Tho city should not de-
pend entirely upon the development
and the offerings OF the State Ii
brary." averred MIR. Jones.
Councilman Edgar y. English. who
is engineering the project through
Council. was on hand. hu; did not
speak. stating that he would hav.
something to say at the meeting of
tho subcommittee Friday right. The
Council chamber was crowded with
representative men and women, all
III the interests Of the library move
mcnt.
The committee. on motion Of Coun-
Gilman James f.. Peters. returned 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13

tpe "nHs,su-nt OF others" GOV
i''i iiinri" sild ~ his procla!na-
Won 300 wh4.n To-. aIsY urged ",hc
'A'l" 90 "peIHti"u Of the ci,iz.nghin
''I'hMDnH !u THIS uDbI- uud.Itak
Women Pledge support.
= 'taN"Dus!y with the Governors.
""I Meeting ol more than 100
Pi Nhih"Li women wax held 1T Eich-
mona iI"''i yesterday nt nom. and
p.""."d tn"ir support to make Uhc
'""p"'sn success. Detailed IN
Srnct"ns WIRE ISSUED TO th. com
"hhH'fr ana ihr committees who
W my" "hhfze ri tn. drive
bH" p" ~ GrnSDidnbIe DELAY in
wirtm@ 1000 m.nbcrrhip blanh,
"eit unhniFh"d yesterday for dis
'il"Hii"n - 'hc meeting. bI, these
-" -"u' !a3t nIght 10 ,h@ Office OF
Hnjuiau'- In Chi"i Carl Hinton, Room
49, itchmrud Iin'cl. where they can
'' obtained 'oday Mrs j. * Bow
man. general chairman Of tho
""W"r's auxiliary committee. d. =
e.arth 'ha' i, 80. ehnentiaI that all
W"'"'Tt hJppiy Themselves AT once
" ith 'h".. farms
On ia" ~" ~ the campaign. Major
g. walton. Jr. chairman 81 the
J'Ih' campaign oomWiites or stone.
"aiI JacEhDn auJ Il e Lee Campo.
nfH"d 'ha' Morgan l.. EObinzon, chief
~ ~" d"rar'WeDi II schiYes and vir.
E'n" his'"iy ia tho Statc Lii
hrart ~ Committed by mi prospec-
Wv" Hoinb"Ts 30 that tire rscord oil
'h~if ancsn'rr c<n Immediately be
I!Y'H "A n. forns. mus eliminating
urnscnsrsfy DELAY.
Al NJ" psHt/is Joining during
ne fr.ve. ss Wi! =, all workers.
"hi be gwen tickets 10 tho confod
crate balls 20 Ds held as part Of the
proersm If reunion ~ssk. HTs Bo~ .
man announced IsIt night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13

Councii resolution defeating Ger
tain lots in Riverview Cemetery for
INDECENT soldiers of the World War
to he In charge of tho Service Lcgio
Members OF this organization were
present. headed by Mrs. 6. T. w
Kern. it's president. Every member
of the committe spoke favorably OF
the proposition. and complimented
the women upon their loyalty and
their activity in the matter.
Disclosing its inability 10 settle
upon any particular farm as a city
farm. the committee. on motion OF
Councilman D!Ckcrson. continued the
subcommittee, and. At the suggest ion
of Alderman Epps. tho committee
was authorized to secure the ser
vices of an agricultural expert To
visit the four farms selected hy tn"
committee as available, any one Of
which may answer the purposes of
tho city. and to report back the most
suitable. The committee expressed
the opinion that the farm selected
by the expert would meet with ITS
approval.
Chairman Peters. OF the special
committee. and Alderman White roe
commended the Bricl farm on III"
Williamsburg Road. while Mr.. Dick
erson. tho remaining member OF tho
committee. submitted u report re"-
ommending the Gear lIill farm. Oh
the Creighton Road. Counciincu
Johns ana Ladd and Chairman Bat
kins favored the HUFF farm.
y resolution appropriatiu% 500
600 for the purchase Of a site for q
juvenile detention homo and a court
room for the Juvenile and Domestic
Relations Court was recommittcd TO
the subcommittee. embracing Alder
man Epps. Councilmcr Dickerscu aud
Ladd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Election day for City Council
men, polls open from 1850 a. NJ.
10 80 T.. NJ.
Finance Committee. City Coun-
ell. l.. NJ.
Rotary Club meets at Boys
club. 4l2 North Twelfth Street,
l.. NJ.
business and Professional Wom-
ems Club, Y. w. G. ~, 1890 J.. N.
John Marshall Home. Ninth and
Marshall Streets. open from \.
NJ. to =. NJ.
Board Of Aldermen, City Hall.
s y. NJ
Richmond Academy of Medicine
and Surgery, Chamber of Com
mcrcc auditorium, $50 +. VI.
Virginia League Baseball, Rich
mond W. Norfolk. Island Park
400 L. VI.
For theatrical schedule, sec
page >.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
MISS LOWE TO ADDRESS
BUSINESS WOMEN
Fnlk VIII Feature Meeting I'm Audi
tarium OF !. W. &. 4. This
Evening.

The Business and Professional
Wonen's club will hold it's last
business meeting of the season to-
night In the auditorium OF the Y. W.
{. y. Miss Isabelle Lowe, OF the
Academy Players. VIII make a short
address TO the members.
The main business to he brought
before the club will he the reports
OF the delegates who attended the
state convention In Danvile in May
of the Virginia Federation of Bust
ness and Professional Womcn's Clubs.
the outlining OF plans o! the dele
gates TO the national federation
convention 10 be held at Chatta-
noosa in July and discussion Of the
annual summer outing of the club.
Mrs. Lille iiinnant Burton will pre-
side.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13

Recnmmc that Rev w Il.
fianaBan. now OF Washington. III,
"hIled TO Norihsidr Baptist Church.
iiishihnh Park, haas been made l.,
the pulpit committee. The call Was
extended ny the conservation I IL
lowing active Work on the uur, OF
the committee Tor the ia.t ihrc.
months. The church has hecu with.
out pastor several months, follow
ing the resignation Of Rev. a. o.
Boady. who has taken up cvnnrcIi,;ic
work fer the Baptists In Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
ENLIST DESCENDANT OFUC
ON MUSTER ROLLS OF CAMPS
"'f'mond omorro" Will BE in Grip Of Scores of Re
rrnlIng Scrgean,s Women of Confcd-
crate Lineage.

ii'i"'n EI.nruord ri,h in rg..
''eIa'' rl1r wt.l 'ompriou. H.. In
Ei'l "i -."f"a OF "i..t4I'ily ..f.
stationed a' over. .,r,.i
"i"r' ana "' 'n" sufrtu.n .f ono.
rs 100 'h.l-' sous and grand
"I ""''n"rtl. SOFA lars ANA
"u"i, o. 'h' 'rgsf'r rulls coy -,.I.
49,. %'aS'n qua }; ~ I... camps
49, '' confederate N.f,rau.
'h" recruiting serEc.ut,r
women "' I;i"nmprd Of Ca.tf.d.,,,.
In"d<' m"nli cue Of ~. DaIYh,.,s -,
'he oni"dcTacv aud rcpr.,.If,.Iy..
c'hei societies ana ptgaril,,i,r.
"" 'h'ratNE DO mos .iu.r, ma, ,,,,
"'"l' TIE selection uf tU. fa.t .,t
go 'f lhr Confederate. . ,tc ~
"'feh' headquarters ol lh, Som. 49,
'n'"h"iai" N't"rais ar ia. ANIMAL
n."'" winch 'p"lis h.ic l.rr =.
""s ''"'"r""r's Ind"rsrmrrt
'"lti .ar, uf " mpye-
NM nation "id" q sror" 10 sy.c.
i'" orEaniza'ion ir ruIub.r. n.,,.,a
.ht reunion date. has mo, vt,, ~
'H'hlSiaS'ic intOrscin.n, Of I,y,,
"oi Z Lee TT!nAl,. A!,n.cf .,,
'i C"ni'd"T"t" hero ana .,,,,,.,
commissioned divisional rsrn,,.,,5.,
"hG Mayor George AIu,hc. IN. 49,.
S'' N:io' 'olHprTop. a. -,
G. 70 h' observed - Mombersiip
"'' '"sSage 10 de-
.,,,,.,.,, '"' Ef'N- had n"rac-
e" esifrGeF calico tiuo,,
s'n ''i'la'5 ~i'U some ,am,' y,
S"h> "' confederate veterans yh.,.
~ oni zane may 10 q moral fo,c.
'' I'fp"'yct+ the mc-rc-!,, -,
ana TO aid m IA. c.r.,nr ,,.
.9dy OF The sacred rccorJs >.
/ ~ which ate n,u >r,tt4,,.
the southland. over
q ~. ., nIo" .og lon, 70 ioin ont.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
Nay Hold IN ,,,,.,.,,.

Pending decision - the qr.s,io,,
o, he eligibility Of Joseph } Crun.
per 'or ms recently appointed Of.
rec as collector Of customs at III.
port of Norfolk bis appoin,nen, may
De heid up, according 10 advlces re-
ceiNed from Warrington yest.rdaN.
Mr.. Crupptr - receiver % IN. Viz
einia shipbuildIng COMPANY. and -.
question has been tsi.ed az "a
whether he can hold that or.c. and
al the same Time. take the osth as
collector 81 customs al Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
DEPARTMENTS LEAVE
FOR ENCANTPMENT
'"l"""i brigh, Ia Chnrrr nj Virginia
H"n"h-;s'n officer. und Men
Wake 'Triu

h'iaeAm"nt> from every city in
N'Ts'uia let Yesterday for guard
'heAm2ne a. preliminary 20
nc regular state eucampmcni 10 h.
heId l"iot Colonel j. Fulmcr Bright.
gi Richmond IS ia charge Of the
H''afhm"n' 81 virginia Beach. COL
on"l Marshall NJ Milton, OF the Fort
M"nr"" c"n'ingeat. ana CAPTAIN B-r-
',Hin II Hay!"r Tor the EIgcwoOd
Arsenal officers
There were ahou, sao Officers and
selected enlisted men at mo virginia
National Guard leaving yrsterI,,y
They WIZ be put through Intensive
ur"iimiual training ina preparation
'oT ,n" regular guard encampmen,
'N'' "lll TAX" place later IN the
summer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
nond nody 10 Tour sou,br..

III" members OF tho State High
way commission vii! tour the South .
west this week in automobiles. \
nearing on r"nds in Nlsh County VIII
u" heid a. 81 Paul GA Friday and
another meeting At Northon on Sat
nrdhN IL IS probable that after
nearing these twO petitions the & ~ :
mission VIII SIT IN Richmond AM.
hand down decisions in all of tn.
controversies a. 10 road locations
heard during the past several mon.is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13

magazines by the best writer's. A
carefully selected list OF such
"Amcricanisms" viii be found in Tho
New Universities Dictionary being
being offered TO the readers OF The
Times Dispatch.
They make up one OF the twenty
Two supplementary dictionaries which
nave been Incorporated in this re-
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cdited by leading American leXi-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13

Ph.D" Harvard University: Clark s
Northrup, Ph.D., Cornell University
John G. Roltc. Ph.D.. University al
pennsylvania; Forrest S. Lupt. An.
Columbia University. and Morri, W
croii. Ph.D- Princeton University.
Tho cdTtorin-chicf is George r
iiagar. compiler of many previous
dictionaries and encyclopedias. Tho
book is new. absolutely new It's
definitions are simple. accurate and
authoritative.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
Aldermen Meet rnnIrht

The Board OF Aldermen will meet
az O'Clock tonight 10 dispose Of :,
lengthy docket mos, Of which -
forwarded from Common Council
among IA" ordinances viii be the
'-cthi street car Tar. incasur which
extends the limit three months be.
%"nd that under which the ord;nanc.
expires by limitation. July lG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
"AMER|CAN|SMs" USED
BY THE BEST WRITERS

Many words and phrases that have
Il peculiar Significance In the United
States have come into common use
In recent years. They arc encoun-
tered every day In articles con-
tributcd to the newspapers and tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
would Close Ink. on snb,,,h

Resolutions chilling for the closing
Of Shieids Lake on sunday wcr.
PASSED AZ meeting OF the Ministerial
Union yesterday In the auditorium of
thc Y. NJ. G. \. Rev j. Yates Down
man. rector Of All-Saints Episcopal
church. Is chairman of The Sabbath
pbncrvincc Committee t. whirh Ito
matter Was referred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
Bickers Able Il, he out

NJ k!ckers veteran member of
IN" ChcSapcah" ana Ouio's local Of
lice stan and Well known in R!cn-
mond's church and temperance cir
les is able 70 b" out, after an i'll
ness ~ sly nDnths
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
Mcdico. and Surgeons. Meet,

y meeting OF the Richmond Acad-
m" Of Medicine and Surgery will he
held tonight at $50 o'clock in the
Chamber of Commerce auditorium.
with Drs. Douglas NandcrHoof G. C.
Haskell and Joseph i. Geisinger
.cading papers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
Highway Rody IN Me-,

The STATE Highway Commission
VIII met at 81. Paul Jun. is and a,
@oebuIf on juno u 10 discus, road
condition, ia that section
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
Elected to Bank Direc,or.,.

AZ recent Meeting Of the board
Of directors OF the Broad Street Bank,
Bruce Rowe. J. q. koeler. Harry V
cole and Harvey T, Moore were
.iected TO the directorate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
Floors
Are the Floors of Today

MODERN Lnoeum floors appeal to every because they
A are SO attractive and will retain for their original
beauty and freshness Whether you room to be vivid
and quiet and restfu CHEEKY and bright Lnoeum pre-
sents many coors and designs from which
you like best.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
Armstrong; Li11oLeu1n
for Every Floor g /" the House
Armstrong; Linoleum is durable; it Is tough vet eI
tic, and comfortable under foot. Whatever kind
choose You Will have real, permanent floor.

Attractive
look like hardwood
and draperies oftmes
Iinoeum in the kitchen bathroom
Why tighten
installing an Armstrong; Linoeum floor in every
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See Our Sixth Street Windows

also the extensive displays in Linoeum Section
Third Floor These exhibits both Interesting
and educational, In that they show the materials which
Armstrong; Iinocums made. besides porrayng
some idea Of their construction
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ArmStrOng'S Inlaid Limo eum,
$3.50 and $500 a square yard
Armstrong; Plain Green or
Brown, S1.75 a square yard
Armstrong; Battleship Linoleum,
$3.50 yard.