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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
.0zL|N CALLS MEETING
OF RED|STR|CT|NC BODY
Will Be Held in Senate Chain.
Der Tuesday Morning at
10 O'clock.

Thomas w. OzlIn. OF burg
County. chairman or tho Legislative
Redistrlcting Committee. notified
John w. Williams. clerk of tho House
OF Delegates. yesterday, that he had
called u meeting OF the committee for
10 o'clock on Tuesday morning. jan
uary 10. In the state Senate Cham
Der.
1t is tho hopc OF Chairman OzILn
to get all objections to the report DC
the committee Strengthened out SO
that the measure promptly can be
sent to the General Assembly
The greatest objection TO the re-
port comes from Democrats In Rock
ingham County, who protest against
that county. which In not oyerly
strong In Democratic mnjOrlties. be
ing linked up with Page County.
which would give the Republicans
sufficient power to wrest offices from
Democrats.
There arc two or three other minor
objections to the report. and thcs.
VIII be threshed out on Tuesday. the
day previous to the converting of the
General Assembly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
VETERAN EMPLOYE
HONORED AT BANQUET
Noldc Brothers Present Purse &C
Gold to Thomas r..
Inbnsno

Thomas L. Johnson. who for TWEEN
ty-fvc years has been ASSOCIATED
with Nolde Bros, Church Iiill bakers
was the guest OF honor Thursday
night at r banquet given in his
honor by his employers, at which
plates for fifty were spread in IN.
large hall above the store at BIB
East Broad street.
4 purse OF gold was presented by
the employers, the presentation
speech being made by Rev. o. A..
Sauer. pastor OF Bethlehem Lutheran
Church, and IN additional purse was
presented by Mr.. Johnson'S coworx-
crs. L. Raleigh Phillips making the
presentation speech. Both speakers
laudcd the virtues OF Mir. Johnson.
declaring that the great growth Of
his employers business was due
largely to his efforts. his loyalty and
his efficiency. Thirty-scvcn other
employees sang a song OF apnrecia-
ton Of their fellow worker. while tho
Nolde brothers. one at time, added
;heir words of appreciation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
TO OPEN FIGHT FOR
SUPREME COURT SEAT
Judge Harvey. of DanvIIic, Would
FItl Vacancy Caused by
SnundSra,

Judge j.. j. Harvey. OF Danvillc. ar
rived IN the city last night and regis
Tered at Mnrphy's Hotel. II Is under
STOOD that he will today open head
Quarters and conduct his campaign
i"r me Virginia Supreme Court OF
Nppeais 10 NIL the vacancy caused by
lne death of Judge Il. w Saunders.
rms matter comes before the Demo
crhui caucus next Tuesday night.
Friends OF Judge Harvey said last
niSht mat the Danvillc jurist has de-
'''oped considerable strength I'm AL
quarters OF the state. and II is this
tact that has impellcd him to open
Il. adquartcrs here to further promot.
his interests. No intimntion was
given as to who his campaign man
agcr will be.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07

Frank Morlconi. Main street rner-
chant, viii leave Monday FOR san
Francisco, where he will act as ad :
Illustrator In settling the estate Of
Claudio Di Bee. brother OF Carlo Di
B"o. upon whose request Mr.. Mari
conf is 10 act
The estate is n large one. accumu-
lated by Mr.. 3eo during residence
Of th!rty-fvc years in California. 1t
consists largely OF real estate. Mr..
Moriconi yesterday received all nee
essary documents from the United
states consul at Lcghorn. Italy. The
beos are natives OF Camiorc. Iucca.
lialy. the family being prominently
connected III that province Mr..
Mhriconi said last night the work he :
Iore MIN probably would consume
several months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
TRI-STATE AUTO MEN
GUESTS AT BANQUET
Julien II. Hill Ono of Three Speakers
mt Gct-Tosethcr Annir at
Local lIostcIry

W. q. Eynon. manager of the Ford
Motor Company. Washington. ID. c.;
Bruce Burroughs, assistant manager.
of Charlotte. n. c.; IL. w. Ellcrson.
president. and Julien II. Hill. treas.
nrcr OF the Universal Motor Com
pnny, of ;his city. were the speakers
at Il banquet given IN The Isichuoal
Hotel last night. rendered Ford lcnl-
ers and distributors in Virginia. North
carolina and South Carolina. whp arc
attending 4 three days conference IL.
this city. the closing session of which
will be held today.
Ten travelling representatives of the
Universal Motor Company and eight
road men from the Washington
branch were present. including Mr..
Eynon, Mr.. Hartman. assistant man
agcr. and Mr.. Hirsch and Mr.. Bur
rouGhs. Representatives of imple-
ment manufacturers were also pres
ent. Reports made Mt the conference
yesterday Indicated Il good business
outlook for this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
ZUEBLIN WILL SPEAK
HERE NEXT WEDNESDAY,
Widely known Lecturer and Pub
itri"t to Deliver Address Mt Juhn
MnrNhnll High SclnnI

Charles Iueblin, Of Boston. one Of
the most widely known lecturers and
publicists in this country. will speak
IN the auditorium of John Marshall
hish school next Wednesday, night
at S-lo o'clock on What Is A Dem
ocracy." He will be introduced by
Judge Charles y. Fiedelson. editor
or the Evening Dispatch. Mr.. Zucb-
lin comes TO Richmond under aus
pieces of tho Council of Jewish
Women and Mrs. Alvin y nutz!er.
chairman OF the program committees
OF tho organization. has made IL nos
sible for local audience to hear one
oil Americas foremost platform ora
tors and thinkers.
The lecture is open TO the public
ana all Older school boys and girls.
college students. business and pro-
tessional men. as we'll rs club women
generally. are invited to hear il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
Rirtlr.nn0 @in1eS piSpafrt
MAC" HART TO CONTINUE as
GAME BUREAU SECRETARY
commissioner Lee Declares Announcements of Other
Appointments in Department Will Not Be
Made Before Last of February

VI. -. Hart. of Ashland. who has
uech secretary OF the Department OF
Same ana Inland Fisheries since tho
department. was established on May
-, lsit. Will be continued In that
o.e pS w. Mcdonald Lee. who be-
comes Commissioner OF FISHERIES on
March l.
In making the announcement of
Mr' ftarts appointment. Mr.. Leo said
no otner announcement OF appoint
hents in his department will be made
eeiorc the latter part Of February
or the first part of March. at which
umc he VIII be indicted into Office.
MIR. Harris appointment is made
on the request of large number of
people in various sections OF the State
VINO arc interested In the success Of
the state game laws. and after had
made personal Investigation of his
efficiency" said Mr. Lee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
SOLONS DESCEND
ON CITY SUNDAY

Continued From First PaEc.)
10 o'clock to straightcn out tho kinks
in tho bill. and 1t will probably be
among the first TO reach the desks
Of the clerks OF the Senate and tho
House.
All details incident to the conven-
ing OF the Legislature have been
taken care OF by Clerk John w Will
liams Of the House. and Clerk Q. V.
Hanger. of the Senate. Assignment
OF the members of the two houses to
their desks has about been completed,
Budget Proofs Ready.
Final proofs on the budget and also
on the budget bill have been sub
nitted to Governor Davis. and his aid.
Colonel Leroy Hodges. and Statistician
j. II. bradford are giving minute atten-
ton to corrections. The budget and
the budget bill will be delivered
to each member OF the
two branches of the General Assembly
upon the stroke OF - o'clock, Wcducs-
day. noon.
Governor Davis is giving consider
able attention TO his message TO the
Solons. and Is also busy closing up
the details of the executive office
preparatory TO turning II over to Gov
crnor-Elect Trinkle on February /.
3NScci * loiS III nolclS anu
Ing houses show that the majority OF
the members OF both branches OF the
Legislature will arrive tomorrow and
Monday. on Tuesday night the Demo-
cratic caucus will be held. at which
all officers of the two houses will be
elected.
Brewer Without Opposition.
Speaker OF the House. Richard l..
Brewer. Jr. OF Eansemond. has no
opposition. while every Indication
points to former Senator \. c. Har-
mon. Of Richmond. being elected SER
geant- of-arms in the Senate.
Election Of two circuit judges and
n member of the Supreme Court OF
Appeals to fill the vacancy caused by
the dcHth OF Judge l.. W. Saunders
also will feature the caucus. and the
workers for the several candidates
for the Offices will begin lining up the
lawmakers on Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
Hailed In sun, OF $4,000.

Following his arrest on the charge
OF the larceny OF various sums from
inc southern Paper Company. of
Whlch company he was president for
ABOUT SIX years, true bill of indict-
mcht haF!ng been returned b. the
gram juicy, John g. Robertson was
yesterday nai!ed In the sum 0! $4,000
10Y MS appearance Tor trial At "A date
20 be hSsd. Mr. Hobcrtson's friends
n'!le ne viii he able to explain
F'eryth ming satisfactorily to ali con.
cerned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07


Mr.. Hart. who is Familiarity known
rs Mack" throughout tho state. Is
secretary treasurer OF tho Virginia
Trapshootcrs' Association. president
OF the Virginia Game and Game Fish
Protective Association. president OF
the Virginia Audubon Society. vice
president of the American Game Pro-
tcctirc Association, ana secretary OF
the West End Gun Club, OF Rich
mond. one of the largest and most
hourishing gun clubs in the South.
Well rcrscd in tho game laws OF
Virginia as we'll as of other States.
MIR. Hart has. In recent years. de-
vcloped into speaker of ability
and has several times been on the
program of the national convention
of the American Game Protective AS
ISOLATION. which honorcd him with
the vicc-presidency last month, nc
being the only man from the South
to hold that important position.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
HIGHWAY BODY DISCUSSES
VARIETY OF MATTERS HERE
Legislation Affecting Admins
,ration and Finance De.
mands Attention.
CONSIDERS CHANGE IN PLANS
Program for Proposed Issuance OF
S6.0OO, tk3 I'm Bonds for Each of
Years 1872" md 1S"3 Practically
Complete.

Legislation affecting State high
way administration and finance. tho
maintenance OF State highways and
the regulation of traffic on the high
ways cf the State was discussed at
lcngth at II meeting ef the executive
committee OF the Virginia Good Roads
Association held in the Offices OF the
association in Murphy's Hotel yes
terday afternoon General c. c..
Vaughan, Jr., ot Franklin, president
&c the association and one OF the
ncw members OF the State Senate,
presided
The discussion Of changes in tho
p7An OF administration OF the state
Highway Department occupied the
hteater part of the time of the meet
:aE. as the plans Tor the proposed
issuance of s6.o00.000 in bonds for
1879 and a like amount for 1923 prac-
iically had been completed. ready for
submission to the General Assembly.
This proposal had been approved in
principle by the convention of the
association in Roanoke a year ago,
and later had been Endorsed by the
executive committee OF the associa-
tion after thorough consideration
OF the question. Any plan for the
change In administration to be rec
consideration of the membership as
y whole at the annual convention of
the association to be held in Rich
mond, January is TO 90, inclusive.
Discuss hills Drafted.
No announcement was given GU:
at the close OF the meeting OF the
executive committee as to the details
OF the discussion regarding a change
in the law pertaining 10 the State
highway administration. Bills pre-
pared In rough draft by Senator c.
O'Conor Cioolrick. of fredericksburg.
and Delegate Thomas w. Ozlin. Of
kenbrdGe. were discussed in detail.
Before recommendations are made TO
the annual convention of the associa-
ton by the executive committee. II
was decided to hold further confer
cnccs with good roads leads i'll both
houses. 1t was intimated that a
conference would be held with Gov
crnor- Elect Trinkle. who has mani
tested deep interest in the solution
OF the road problem, before the final
Recommendations are made. Thomas
y. NcAdams. member of the commit
tee from Richmond. is the chairman
or the conference committee.
Those nj Meeting.
Those in attendance at the meeting
were: c. c. Vaughan. Jr.. Franklin,
president: D. Il. Ryland. Lynchburg,
secretary treasurer: ex-senator John
y. Lesner. Norfolk, vice-president: Il.
II Angel. Roanoke. vice president;
Miss Mary Elizabeth Pidgeon. Uni
yersity o. Virginia. vice-prcsident;
thomas r NcAdams, Richmond: w.
Il. Rawiins, Hampton; COMMISSIONS
George T. Coleman. Richuand; George
l. Harrison. Herndon. j. T. McAllis.
Ter. Hot Springs; Senator g O'Conor
Goclrirk. Fredericksburg: Il. Il. Turn
er, GAINESVILLE: Henry Roberts. nris-
tol, and V. u. l.. Robinson, executive
secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
RICHMOND ENGINEERS
NOMINATE OFFICERS
Local Chapter 10 Devise Mems for IN
Operating with Norfolk nnd
Newport News nrunche.

Nominations for officers of Rich
mond Chapter. American Association
OF Engineers. featured the monthly
business session held last night in
the University Club. the nominees
being: j. c. Carpenter. president: Il.
i. -. Myers Jr.. vice president: d. II.
GoodScll. secretary: w. T.. Woodson
treasurer. Election will take place
at the monthly meeting in February.
Richmond chapter voted not to Join
in with the Newport News and Nor
folk chapters in forming a State as
sembly, but 10 try and arrange dit
ferent method OF. cooperating with
those two chapters.
Mr.. Van Dusen. maintenance engineer
OF the Pennsylvania Highway Com
mission. will address an open meet
ing Of the chapter on Tuesday night.
January IL, at place yet TO he de-
signated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
WESTHAMPTON CITIZENS
MAY INCORPORATE
Committee IL Named To Look Into
Feasibility and AdvisabIiIty
NJ Sfor,

Citizens of Westhampton seriously
ar" considering the question of in
cooperating. and At meeting of the
eSthampton Community League last
!ight committee composed Of 4. r.
hitmore. chairman: Walter C..
Schaaf, {. II. Thompson. Captain C. G.
walton, Jr. and John 0. Harris was
- AIMED TO look into the feasibility and
advisability . incorporating ana 10
report at future meeting.
The water committee made very
favorable report on the water uucs-
ZION. and several members OF the
league spoke encouraginely of the
outlook for the upbuildinr of the com
munity this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
Plan second no,,e,,

:. Initial plans for recruiting SEQ.
ond battery ot field artillery viii n.
discussed at the Howitzcrs' Arnory
monday night at S O'clock. All for.
mer artiilcrymen are invited 10 nj
tenh the meeting. The artillery has
warm place in the hearts Of those
VINO io'e the rolling ca!ssons. the
dash of spirited horses and the nm
BILE OF the guns" says the un,ics
which IS being sent out. Battery
one Hundred and Eleventh Artillery
ujchmond Howitzers). IL The larp
est organization In the State. or in
the South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
Seek Buildinu Permits

APPLICATIONS Tor buildlng permits
were filed with Inspector Butler yes.
terday ny G. L. Terrell 10 hulld n
br!ck store on First Avenue. HIN.
iann PARK. number not given. To cos,
ss.aVc. ana brick garage in the reo
TO cost $500; isabel :. walton 10 re
PAIR brick garage In rear Of 1929
west Grace street. to cost 1000. and
70 Lucy y. Bennett to build an
apartment mouse AZ us North Morris
10000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
MUST RELINQUISH
ONE OR OTHER OF JOBS
Peace Justices Protest Dual Capacity
OF Police Department At

OF Police Department At
Protesting Justices OF the peace
declaring that two magistrates con-
ncctcd with police headquarters,
who were elected at the November
election, were holding both positions,
were notified yesterday that the men
were receiving no salary from the
city, each having been given a
ninety-day furlough without pay. Al
the expiration OF that time, the men
must either give up thoir positions
with the department or retire from
their offices as justices or the peace,
It was stated yesterday by Chief
Sherry.
"In other words explained Chief
Sherry, neither man can draw In
comes from these two sources at one
time" One Of the men In question
is Emmett y. Andrews. who was
elected justice OF the peace from
Jefferson Ward, the other being w.
r. Gentry. elected from Madison
Ward. Andrews is doing business at
the First station. and Gentry at the
Second Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
WaIter Thnmn. w..

waiter Thomas Wood. 81 Years Of
age died At his residence. a07 North
i"ehiy-seventh Street. yesterday AZ
tcrnoon at 1870 o'clock He is sur.
wed by his widow. Mrs. Mary Atkins
Woo one son, Herbert a. Wood: one
daughter. Miss Florence Evelyn wood ::
ms parents. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph r
ooa: TWO brothers, Charles II. and
nora"n j. Wood. and one sister. Mrs.
~ =. Sch"oob. Arrangements for the
funeral had not been perfec,cd I,et
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
propcrty tbnnuc, ,,nn,l,.

Mamie w. l.. Gardner has sold TO
l.. V. Leighton property at col West
Grace Street. for 10000. The prop
erty fronts forty feet and extends
back l03 feet to AN alley. The Vir-
ginia Trust Company AMI j. ".
Blanks. executors. have sold to T..
Leo Davis property at 52S North
Boulevard for $4,000. This property
has frontage OF forty-fyc feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07

Governor Wcs;morcland DaY!s an.
pointed Thomas j. Coles. Of Chatham.
ana Robert IL. Stubs. Of Saluda. on
NJ" "ihcial stan yesterday. Mr..
ores Is leading insurance man of
.h"tham, ana until recently was
treasurer OF Fit,syi"an!a County.
NJ. H'u'hs ~ farmer and Il busi
ness man at Saluda.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
Federal Dry Agent, ..,,.

'ap'ur" Of l'3 ttiiis. i35.S2o raj.
!@hs OF mash and tho arrest 80 pinn
one persons resulted from Tho
WINES OF federal prohibition accn,,
III Virginia during the month OF De.
cenlner' according to figures tnad.
pubic yesterday by Director y
Lulwiler. 80 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
Furniture concern Get. Chnrter.

The Chesapeake Furniture Com
pany. Inc, with n maximum capital
OF $4,000 and Il minimum of $4,000.
was granted II chartcr by the State
Corporation Commission yesterday to
do n furniture business. Tho officers
and incorporators are Samuel Ger
son. president: Philip Pollak. Hccrc-
tary. and Davis W. Mayer. all OF Rich
fuond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
rind. Mail ,fu,iy.,.d.

i"Nt"f''c" inspectors are inyestI.
s"'ihH the mutilation or mall taksD
from bones in Richmond. Reyeral
Dan'y burned letters have reached the
Inchl once. Postmaster Hay r.
iho'nton Maid yesterday that burn
ing o! mall is n 'seriouz orsnsA, and
thhse caught deliberately ATTEMPTING
- oestroy government mali would be
oealt with severely. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
Judge william. Hero.

Judge Martin w. Williams. of Pear
ishurg, Giles County. former floor
leader In the House OF Delegates. ar
rived in the city last night on a bust
ness trip. and incidentally. to attend
the Democratic caucus next Tuesday
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

John Marshall House. Ninth and
MARSHALL Streets. open 8 y. NJ. to
p. NJ.
Subcommittee on Ordinances. Il
o'clock.
Confederate Museum. Twelfth
and Clay Streets, open . \. NJ. to
L. NJ.
Confederate Institute or Battle
Abbey. Boulevard and kcnsington
Avenue. open 10. \. NJ. to S. p. NJ.
dor Thcatcr Calendar see lsdi-
torial Pagc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
Dies at Age of lO4

Information received I'm Rich
mond yesterday told OF tho death
Of William Green. said to be i04
years OF ugc. which occurred at
ms homo on the cattle farm of
Louis Block. near GordonsviIlo,
ON "Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
Compiling War Ittcr,,,,.

NIs. Janet Stuart Durham. or one
.Softn tombardy street. Is co,nniIlng
me literary efforts o. Richmonc.,s
on subjects pertaining 10 the wn,i6
war. IN order that the work NAV -.
accurate. she has requcsted All nor.
nons interested to communicate d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
Odd Fellows. DnnSnnt.

There will he an informal dansan.
at the odd Fellows Hall. AT Fouchce
and Grace Streets this after
NON. from tc $40 o'cloc';. IT,.
Younger dan 'ir.: set has been invited.
Music will he furnished by Maurice
and his melody boys
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
VIII plan u. G. v. n.un,on

The general committee on reception
and entertainment Of Confederate Vet
Grams has been called by General Jo
Lane Stern. chairman. TO meet at the
jefferson Hotel. Tuesday. night, jan
uary ~. at . o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
IInrt In Amherst ,,,,,,

harris Hart State Superintendent
OF I'nbiic Instruction. has ron.
% Amherst County 10 ,.Ir..
"!'h the school authorities ana MI.
bcTN'S"rs .; the county. and 20 make
a" inspection OF the Arnhers, schnnIs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
CInbo Goes on stand.

FRANKLIN. TENN. Jan. G.-Statc
Senator +. y. Clabo. of Sevierville.
Tenn. on trial here charged with
soliciting and accepting q tribe at
the last session of the Tennessee
Legislature. testified in his own de-
Tense this afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
uurt VIC, .u,o, Co,,,,c

w. l.. Davis. OF $40 North Boule-
ward. was slightly injured when hts
automobile collided with "a car driven
by W. II. jerks. 2329 West Grace
street. at Davis and Kensington Ave
nucs last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
A. IoImc. AII.n nccoy.r.

\. Holmes Allen. assistant chief
chemist for the Virginia. Carolina
Chemical Company. who has been iii
with pneumonia at his home. 31G West
Grace street, was reported recovering
last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
rheIp. Now Special omccr.

w. a. Phelps yesterday qualified
before City Clerk Mcdowell as special
officer at the Colonial Theatcr, with
police powers during the con-
duct Of his duties.