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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
Widening of I,o.encnth 1,ona.

Widening OF Itoscncnth Rond.
To tho Editor OF Tho mos-Dispatchi
Sir.--I motto with pleasure tho as
tion OF tho Streetu Committee ii
their last meeting. Monday ar,en
noon, December IL. regarding thu
widening OF RoBencath Road. intep
sectiug Kensington and Patterson
Avenues. This. consider L. nnt
resolution. being An AUTOMOBILE
owner myself. and making thi.
route frequently on pleasure driven
l have always felt uneasy when mp.
preaching this curve. ana to MI
mind IL Is ono OF tho most dnnge3
Gus In the city. especially s!not
travel has started on Ro3cncntl
Road. north and south. which ha,
heretofore not been used to any CO
tent. Unless this resolution 1.
passed through and tho work done
IL SEEING to mo that in IL very short
limo II VIII require tho services o!
traffic officer at that point to re.
iicve congestion and snvo lives.
AN AUTO OWNER.
Richmond. Va. December II. 1872.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

moro than 10000 families. With the in
vestment mentioned the service has OK
cavated moro than 100000, 900 cubic yards
of earth and rock, OF which about $4,000
600 cubic yards have been placed I'm dams.
Canals aggregating more than 1900 miles
have been built, including twenty-seven
miles OF tunnels and 1876 miles of numes.
Some OF the larger projects constructed
are the Roosevelt dam. Arizona. which is
zoo feet high; tho Arrowrock dam, Idaho,
349 feet high; Elephant Butte dam, New
Mexico. 3O6 feet high. and the Pathfinder
and Shoshone dams. Wyoming, 21S and 32S
feet high, respectively. Tho value OF crops
raised on farms on government projects in
1921 amounted to S49G2O,3O0. The yaluo
OF crops grown on irrigated lands in tho
Federal projects in 1921 average SASS
an aero. as compared with S14.52, tho aver
age value an acre of tho ten leading crops
In the country as n whole in the same year
Since tho government projects began the
delivery of water tho crops grown on re-
claimed land have exceeded S475,OOOOO0
III value, exclusive OF the crop value on pri-
vate lands watercd through government
sources.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
RcClniming Wnstc lands

= EXCLAMATION of arid and swami lands
Is work 10 which the government must
gNe increasing consideration in the future
The longer the policy OF nondevclopmcnt of
he tens Of millions Of these fertile acres
of waste lands Lays, that long will oppor-
tuniiy for Investment for rich returns be
thrown away. or. at least. lie neglected. In
the annual report for the fiscal year ended
last june. Director y T. Davis OF the
United States Reclamation Service of the
Department of the Interior gives a twenty
year review of government reclamation
work under the operation OF tho national
reclamation act. In the results attained
The report presents an inspiring study
within tho period indicated the invest
mont OF the government has boon in round
numbers Sl35000,0OO which has accom-
pi!shcd the construction % works by which
about l,675,000 acres Of arid land in the
West have received cOpplotc watcr supply
and about 100000 additional acres in
private projects have received a supple
mental supply. On government projects
the area comprises 3l.462 farms, at an
yeragc area of ffty-three acres. supplying
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
Mobllizing Capital for r,rn,rs

THE NATIONAL CouroII N Far,o,-.. ~
l Operative MaihCaNp Associations &,
its three days session u washington
sought to impress upon Congress no
need for adequate attention no ,ho
cooperative associations u the ruraI
credits legislation that planned a.
the present short session ai that b,gv.
Needless To say the administrator ana nd
agricultural bloc each is STRIVING To take
tho lead in determining tho -c0pc ana
character OF the proposed legislation Rem
rcsentatires OF more than half Of the $50
important commodity organizations in tho
various States arc attending tho conference.
They taEa the position that tho effective
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
SOCIETY

| Misses Boykin will DO hostesscs at
tea this afternoon, at 1870 o'clock, Mt
| their homo. In honor OF Miss Judith
Tompkins. They will receive with
tho guest OF honor. Misses Char
| lotto Picot and Mary Mason Will
liams will servo punch. Tho guests
will include members OF the younger
society set.
Issued Invitations for Ten.
Mrs. Stuart Christian has Issued
invitations for tea on tho after
! noon OF December 20. Tho affair
VIII be In honor OF Mrs Donald
EVAN Cameron, formerly Miss Oc-
tavla Arlington, who has recently
arrived In Richmond to make her
home. Mrs. Cameron has been ex-
tensivoly entertained during her
| stay hero.
To Preside nj Club Today.
Miss Jean Trigg Is chairman OF
music at the Woman's Club for this
season. She will act as chairman
this afternoon at tho program of
Christmas carols to he given at tho
club at o'clock Mrs. VIII
liam II. Trigg. Jr.. and Mrs. Norman
Call arc vice chairincn. uostcsscs
Tor tho Informal reception follow
Ing the program will be: McsIamcs
Darlington Williams. Pickett lath-
rep. Bernard Robb. West Tabb. John
Guy. Basil Gwathmcy. George Mo-
Daniel and Evan Chesterman.
To Entcrtnin Mrs. Tnft.
Mrs. Edmund WaddllI. Jr.. Will
entertain at bridge on next Thurs
day afternoon at $40 for Mrs VIII
liam Howard Taft. who viii accom-
pany the Chief Justice to Richmond
For Miss Mackenzie.
Mrs. Crosby Thompson, OF West
Point. entertained at "A small lunch
con Saturday at the Jefferson. the
guest OF honor bong Miss Elspcth
Mackenzie, Of Edinburgh. Scotland.
The party later attended the show
Ing of 'Calvcrt's Valley" AT the
Strand.
Spend Holidays Hero.
Miss Virginia Robinson and Miss
Helen Pettway. students OF National
Park Seminary. Washington, will be
home next Wednesday to spend tho
holidays.
In HichmOnd for Christmns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Graves
Will spend Christmas in Richmond
with their parents. MIR. and Mrs
Jaincs u. iiarvic. They will be ac-
companied by their daughter Miss
Mary Graves. who ia attending Smith
college, Northampton. Mass. and
Will be Joined here by their daugh-
ter. Miss bernard Graves. She =
NJ Chatham Episcopal institute and
VII! arrive on Wednesday,
Guests for nnnkcrs' Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs Frances II. r. Sisson
OF New York city. who have boon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Jackson
for the bankers convention ncently
held In Richmond. have returned to
their home. Mr.. Slsson was prln-
cipal speaker at the banquet hc,n
during the convention.
Spending Some Time In Ohio.
Mrs. Roger Mercer is spending
some time in Cleveland. Ohio. the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reg
ester Euclid Avenue. Mrs. Mercer
was formerly Miss Roberta SHIELD
Thaw. OF Richmond
New Orleans Guest Here.
Mrs. William Frert. formerly OF
Frcret Place" New Orleans. I'm;
now Of Washington. is the guest OF
relatives here. Mrs Frcret was
formerly OF Virginia, and is tho
daughter OF the late Judge Henry
Allen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
IN AND OUT or TOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frcderlck T. NoI,jnr
Of Richmond. are In New York FOR
Il few days. and arc stopping n, ,h-
Hotel Lorraine Fifth Avenue and
FortynCth Street
Messrs Robert NJ aud Alilling,on
Riankcnship are in tho city to spend
the holidays with their mother. Mrs.
K"h"rt W. B!ankonship. at Monroe
Terrace.
MISS Annie Frank Preston. Of Roa
hokc. VIII arrive this week TO he the
guest Of Misses Martha and Evelyn
Gregory.
Mi and Mrs. Frederick =. Palcn.
OF Ne" York. are the guests OF the
'aterS mother, Mrs. George Mavo
NJ tho Hanover Apartments. whore
they Will be for tho Christmas holt
days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
Government wbi,eu,sb

w. II. j.. Lawrcncevillc---The gov
eminent whitcwash. recommended
by the Lighthouse Board of tho
Treasury Department, is made a.
follows: Slack onc-half bushcl OF
unsiacked limo with boiling water,
Keeping IL covered during the pro-
cess. Strain II and add peck OF
SAT- dissolved in warm water. three
pounds OF ground rice which has
been put in boiling water and boiled
10 a thin paste; one-half pound OF
powdered Spanish whiting. and a
pound Of clear blue dissolved in warm
water Mix them well together, and
let tho mixture stand for several
days. Keep tho wash thus prepared
in Il kettle or portable furnace, and
put 1t on as hot as possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

The immediate Importance OF checking
the boil wcevil is indicated by tho relative
~ small supply OF cotton now in sight for
the year ending next July. Tho 1922 crop
mas been placed at less than 100000
baies. On July 81 less than 100000 bales
remained untakcn OF tho preceding years
supply The Wall Street Journal estimates
that domestic mills and exports will take
upwards or 12.00O.000 bales this year (crop
year,. thus leaving only few hundred
thousand bales with which to begin a new
season ~ shortage Is practically certain;
with the weevil unrestricted, the shortage
Will inevitably be Gripping.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
TODAY'S
RADIO

WIZ.
(Ncwark. \. -
S3O-liclen De witt Jacobs. In re-
cI;ai.
KDI<A
east PittsburghD
S@o--kDk Little Symphony or.
chcstra.
ISNW.
t(Chlcaco, No
s.3O-Mid-W West Music House.
WIIAS.
louisville. * "
'.ao-Cniverslty OF Kentucky Male
quartet
wWJ.
detroit. MlchJ
S3l-Detroit News Orchestra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

Damage claims aggrogating nearly $780,
600, resulting from the Shockoe Creek over
hows of several months ago. have been
recommended for payment by the Finance
Committee of City Council. Heavy losses
were suffered by tenants of the flooded sec
ton, and tho cty's responsibility in the
matter apparently is not questioned Learn
ing by experience is often highly expen-
sive process. but it seems to be the only
way most Of us have OF getting practical
knowledge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
MONDAY. DECEMBER IS. 1922.

A LII the logic OF the present desperate
~ situation in Europe points toward an
eventual economic conference III which every
government directly concerned i'll repara-
tons i'll war Indebtedness or in unbalanced
domestic budgets will participate in the
hope that some formula may be evolved
which will in measure meet the problems
now pressing more and more heavily upon
Europe and the world.
1t is very evident from all that has been
said or suggested in Washington for week
past that this government is prepared TO
lend helping hand to Europe. or this
there can scarcely be any doubt But with
the Presidents hands tied by Congress i'll
NIL matters involving tho international debt,
with the Senate hostile TO any treaty pro-
tectiug tho boundaries of France and with
the matter OF a loan to Germany ont OF the
question as long as France threatens to
further paralyZe her ancient enemy, the
only reasonable course seems 10 lie in the
direction of a conference Of all parties.
Soon after the adjournment of tho dis
armament conference suggestions were re-
Ceived in Washington from Europe that if
America would take part, another confer
ence would be summoned TO deal with world
finances. imitation, debts and separations.
Al that time tho idea was received some
what Coldly here A foreign debt refund
ing commission had just been created by
Congress. and this government naturally ex-
peciod debtor nations TO proceed with the
rclunding program, before it would he will
ins even 10 discuss any other phase OF fiscal
affairs
Europe thcreupon undertook 10 work ont
financial program OF its own and tho
Genoa conference for that purpose was
called At the instance OF the British This
conference was failure. Russia defeated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
Voice of the People

Letters for the Ivoico or tho
People" Colunan should not exceed
500 words In length. Beyond that
number tho editor reserves tho
right to blae pencil. Name and
address must accompany each COM
nunicNtton. not for publication, n
tho writer does not wish Il. but
a. evidence OF good faith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
Peace Treaties,

Student, Farmvillc-In 1913, 1914
and 1915 arbitration and peace
treaties wcro negotiated and ratified
between tho United States and the
following countries: Salvador. Guate-
male, Panama. Honduras. Nicaragua.
Netherlands. Bolivia. Persia, Portu-
gal. Costa Rica. Switzerland. Domin-
lean Republic. Venezuela. Denmark.
Italy. Peru. Uruguay. Argentina. Bra
Zii. t.nile. Paraguay, China. France,
Great Britain, Spain. Russia, Ecua =
dor. Greece, sweden and Norway. We
do not find Germany in the list.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

The pistol duel between Dr. Baltasar
Drum, President of Uruguay, and Dr. Luis
Alberto Herrera, former secretary of the
legation at Washington, seems to have
established the fact that that is the most
harmless way OF settling quarrels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
Theater Calendar
hCADENfY-Dnrk

ACADEAfY-Dnrk.
LYRIC--Keith vaudeville.
BIJOU-Thcodoro Roberts and
all-s,ar cast. in "rho Old Home
stead"
BLUEBIRD-Tom Mix. in do
and Dare"
BRoADwAY-vera Gordon. in
Your best Friend"
COLONfAL.-Al!co Brady. in
Anna Ascends.''
the Woman"
oDEoN--Agnes Ayres. In Tho
Furnace"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

Turkey wants to join the league OF ma
tons That will leave outside of i Ger
many. Russia and tho United States We
ere very discriminating in choosing the COM
pany we keep
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
Fiction.

ITS fiction alright. that story Is
"of course it is. Tho hero and the heroine
married.
yeah. bu, that might no possible that
might be possible. But 1t goes on to say
they lived happy ever after"
cupid used TO be considered cute: now he's
plumb pest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
I.nEninppc.

ROXY Is its own reward In lead coin.
An empty heart is the last word in cmpti-
ness
Tho pickle Is an educated cucumber
Personality sells itself and cheats It's Gus
toner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

Mr.. Harrison says the people OF the coun-
try do not understand Republican politics in
Virginia. But, after all Republican politics
in Virginia is nothing hu, Republican politics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
FIRST Republican President.

Reader. Lccsburg-Tho first Presi
dent elected by tho Republicans was
Abraham Lincoln: tho first Rcpubli-
can candidate was John C. Fremont,
who was defeated in 1855.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
Echoes From Down Home

iut. after all. II a member OF Congress has
hccn shadowod. and the detectives failed TO dis
cover a thing, shouldn't the member feel more
or less indebted to the Department of Justice
for tho advertisement of his virtue ?-Grecns-
horo News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

Tho suggestion Of Secretary of Labor Davis
in his annual report that conferences 10 aver,
strikes be held before tho trouble actually
breaks. instead Of months after is one that
ought to he adopted II there is any way 10 nut
II into cncct-kinston Free Press
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

For MIR. Paul it may be said. at least that
he is not the only member Of the present Con-
gross who is representing no congressional
district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

our official opponents of normally and safety
first should he comfortcd by the reflection
that the contemplated venture into world af-
fairs, whatever its nature. can't make mat
tcrs any worse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

\ vote of confidence in Europe NOWADAYS IS
only an expression OF the confident belief that
no other Premier could clear up the mess the
incumbent has made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
Up With The Times
Nv II. O. II.

How many shopping days before Christmas?
So few that, il your shopping has not been
completed YOU haven't time to count them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
LocnI Trmperuture Ye,tcrdn,.

u J.. VI temperature .................-.. g.
Maximum temperature 20 L. M 4,
Minimum temperature 10 T. Nj. q
Moan temperature yesterday ........ 20
Normal temperature for this date. 50
Deficiency yesterday ..................
brucl"Ncy since Mnrch ......,........ a
Deficiency sincc January | ............. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
Of Interest to Women

Tho board or directors OF tho Gen.
cral Federation of Womens Club,
VIII meet In Washington. II. G. Jam
uhry gil. Inclusive. 1t haa bcct
announced that tho United Sta,ci
secretary of Labor IL considering
calling national conference OF
Women in Industry" which wnl b,
correlated with this meeting OF Ia.
fcdcration's board OF directors. Pres.
idonts OF the General Federation o.:
women VIII be particularly inter.
ested in this conference rho pres.
ihents OF tho General Federation o,
Women's Clubs. or the Consumers
League. the Womcn's Christian rem.
pcrance Union. and tho Lcngue %;
Women Voters. viii DO asked e
preside At tho various acssIous O!
this conference.
This afternoon n; o'clock Christ.
mas carols VIII bn sung at tn, WON.
ans Club by 81. paul's Church Choir
under the leadership OF Ir!Axlnrtpr
iiarker. Different countries will t,.
represented BY thcgc carols. fol
some VIII bo Russian ana Frcuct
and also several OF the more famlIai.
old English ones VIII he glvrn AIlsi
Jean Trigg is chairman OF mus,
for the club FOR this season. aut
Mrs william II. Trigr, Lr. ana Ms
Norman Call. as vice-churmcu GoI
the afternoon. have assisted hcr and
Mr iEarkcr In developing some very
novel and beautiful lighting effect:
and decorations.
The hostossns viii be: Nosdamri
Darlington williams rlcNct I.athrop.
Bernard Robb. West TBbh. fuhr
Guy. Basil Gwathmoy. George No.
Daniel. Evan Chostcrman.
Mrs Harry SlcKcl has aunouuc,e
a meeting Of Jewish women or th'.
city To Join n Iiaddos-ah Chapter
for this evening at sis o'clock. NJ
The Y. W. H. y. Mrs Jacobs. oi
New York city. who ia member 70,
tic Official chapter. VIII make
special trip 10 Richmond TO Hpcoh
at this meeting.
The woman's Auxiliary OF ill.,,
Richmond Light Infantry Rlue.
VIII meet this afternoon at o'cln 4.
at tho Blues Armory. All member.
are urged 10 be present
An important Meeting or TIN.
Young Peoples Missionary Socio,y
Of tho Barton Heights Methodist
Church viii he held Monday. Dc.
ccmbcr Is. at +. VI. ~ the Indies
parlor OF the church. Tho annual
election OF officers viii be hold All
members are expected to be present
st. Johns Circle Of Kings Daucr.
tors Will meet this afternoon at q
o'clock at tho Seventh Street Chris.
'ian Church annex. All members are
URGED 10 he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
SEEN ON THE SIDE
By HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Tho ArhffcY.

Tho Arbitcr.
Have you trouble your chest?
Write II to The Editor!
Is dandruT menaclng your crest?
Toll II to Tho Editor!
DO you desire TO know Just how
A perfect gentleman should bow
TO ono he's never met till now?
Send II to The Editor!
lilo sits aloft awaiting you
Send 1t to Tho Editor!
Hell treat your secrets entire nous
Sick 'cm Tho Editor,
II YOU have warts just drop n card
licli toll you how to plant your yard
And when your play Is to discard
Writc and ask Tho Editor!
And what should President Harding dor
Put II to The Editorl
How can wcaklinE carry through?
Just ask tho knowsD The Editori
II YOU knew everything, OF course
You wouldn't have to nurse rcmorse.
But call tho editorial force!
lie knows--God bless Tho EditorI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
The Weather
Furnished By L.. 8. Weather Bureau

Forecast: Virginia
ihir and colder today
aud tonight: tumorrow
fair; continued cold.
North Cnrolinn-Gcn-
orally fur today nnd
tomorrow; colder today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18


While the government, is about it-advislng
tourists 10 stay at homo and discover the
Eorics OF their own Country--wc might ad-
wise the government itself TO do some look
Ing about on it's hook and make dis
covcry of some of its long overlooked assets
Instead OF giving advice TO tourists. the gov
eminent appears to he in need of advice from
the tourists.-Charlotic observer.
Congress is undecided whether to talk. a
week or two days for Christmas holiday. That
is Congress problem. the people not giving
whoop how long or how short a recess that
body takcs.--Durham Herald
The country may need a direct primary
for presidential nominations. but II will never
have to pass draft law to bring out presi-
Dental raCruits.-Ashcvine Citizen.
Or. william Louis Potcat opened and closed
tho much hcraldcd. much feared and kccnly
anticipated debate on evolution in the Baptist
state Convention. and In all probability he
has closed that debate for good. SO far as
tho Baptists OF North Carolina are concerned.
For potcat has shown tho Baptist hos IS OF
North Carolina assembled that there is some
thing bigger for them TO do than plddlc with
cvolution.-W !nston- Salem Journal.
The proposal OF January ! for tho inaueu-
ration OF the President is not awakening any
enthusiasm. When Taft was inaugurated
there was great covering. the whole
Eastern section OF the country. 1t was I'M
usual. but enough TO make 1t seem desirable
to select mildcr season Placing the in
auEuration at tho first ot, the year, would
make II yet moro likely that II would run
into bad weather. April or May would be
better than March 4. and Infinitely better
than January l.--Haleigh Nows and Observer
Democrats who abandoned their marty in
1920 because they dislikcd the league OF ma
lions and American participation In Europcan
affairs may he happy in the continued state
Of independence they Imagine this country
enjoys by reason OF tho defeat OF a Democratic
administration. TO tho Dispatch 81 seems nm
empty triumph Tho United States can no
more be independent OF Europe than can our
own North be independent OF our own South
t-Wilmington Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

EhIntaIl T hours ending +. MOO. n
Rainfall q hours ending y Nj. st
Excess Since March .................. s SO
Excess since January Observation-Disclosures
Local Observations ut s T.. NJ. Yesterday.
wind direction. northeast: wind yclUr-
ny. .. weather At T.. NJ. cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

Mrs. Harry SlcKcl has aunouuc, :
a meeting Of jewish women OF th'.
city To Join n Iladdossah Cnartr!
for this evening at sis o'clock n
The y. w II. y. Mrs. Jacobs. u,
New York City. who IL member p'
tic Official chapter. VIII make .
special trip 10 Richmond 10 upcuA
at this meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

The regular meeting Of M.2pah
Chapter will be held Tuesday. Do
ccmbcr -, at IA. o'clock. nj Ma
sonic Temple. Members and visitors
arc cordially invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

Tho woman's Auxiliary OF IL,
Richmond Light Infantry Rlu,.
VIII meet this afternoon ut o'cln 4
at the Blues ArmorY All ,nember.
are urged 10 be present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

An important meeting or TN,
Young Peoples Missionary Gocic,y
Of tho Barton Heights Methodist
Church will he held Monday. Dc.
ccmber IS, at +. VI. ~ the Indies
parlor OF the church. Tho annual
election or officers viii be hold. All
members are expected to be present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

Section r Of the Woman's AuNiU-
AIRY OF the Church OF the Holy Com
forter Will meet this evening at 6
o'clock in tho parish house Of the
church.