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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
WAR CORRESPONDENT
WILL SPEAK IN CITY
VIII Irwin Speaks Mt John Marshall
Auditorium Next Monday
Nlrhf.

treat interest is being shown here
"Ft"a! III the appearance OF VIII
lTWlh' internationally known as war
correspondent. author and lecturer.
VINO VIII speak at John Marshall an.
"itorium next Monday night at STA
CLOCK under auspices OF the educa-
ton department of the Council Of
jewish Women. Mrs. Alvin Il. Hut
Ter IS chairman Of tn. committee. ar.
ranging series OF lectures for TN.
bench, Of the public. especially stu
dchtS c!nbwomcn and business men
Mr., Irwin. whom every body know:
through his contributions to many
81 tn" most widely read magazines
As Well as from his several books
VIII speak on "Th" Next War
which. ne claims. mus; not Toe al
loved I" take place. But IL this po-
t"htiai struggle is TO be stoppcd
now, acrnrdiH. To tho speaker. is th,
"nIy time IN which it can he done
li' was the first American coryespon-
cent :" reach Europe during the re-
cent war arriving there early in the
i*ii OF 1917. and on. OF the last 20
com" home. Mr.. irwin also has the
HniGue distinction OF being the nrst
English speaking prisoner Of war
although nc was shortly joined by
Such congcnial spirits as Irwin :
cobb and John r McCutchcon.
When the same lecture was .iy.n
recently in Boston more than :. 900
"r" SAID 10 HAY. heard 1t. and mat
t''chmond Is TO have a similar oppor-
tHi : ls regarded as most foriu.
nate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
CITY AUDITOR PLAN TO
Be DISCUSSED TONIGHT
Finance Committee Of Coun.
ell Will Take Up Ordinance
Creating Office.

The Finance Committee OF City
Council viii discuss the ordinanc
creating the Office OF City Auditor at
its meeting tonight at o'clock. This
ordinance has been recommended by
the Committee on Ordinances. ani
has been :avorably discussed by
many members OF Council. The pro-
posed office supplants that OF City
Auditor and Accountant
The question OF consolidation OF
the offices OF City Collector and
Treasurer VIII be taken up by IN.
COMMITTEES on Ordinances tomorrow
night. and the Utilities Committee
may act on measures designed 10 es-
NhliSh public comfort stations. pub
lie parks and Fairgrounds. and the
question of purchasing n city arm
may be taken up at the meeting to-
morrow night.
ON Thursday night. joint meet
ing OF the Streets and Finance Com
mittccs viii be held for the purpose
"i d!SpoSing II contract for the
anpraisement o! the propcrtY Of the
virginia Railway and Power Com
pany. 1t has been stated that such
a contract would certainly be- award
ed al this meeting. Acting on the
result of this proposed appraisc,rent.
which. il is ,cst;mrtcd, Will take an
about ninety days. the Streets Com
miticc will frame a blanket fran.
chiSc. which il will recommend To
the CITY Council with the request I,
be submitted 10 the traction com
pany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
AND WIFE HEAR
DRY LAW ADVOCATE SPEAK
}. H. Woertendykc, Member of Flying Squadron .
urges that Men Who Will Support Eighteenth
Amendment BE Sent to Congress-

Governor and Mrs. Newfoundland
JAWS were among those who heard
D. II. Woertendyke. OF Chicago. a
member of the "Flyinr Squadron =.
curing tue country In the interest
OF prohibition enforcement. make n
plea at Broad Street McthodIs,
Church last night for tho election OF
men 10 congress who will insure the
iihctioninS OF the eighteenth amend
mont
MI Wocrtendylsc, who is con-
stitutionai lawyer and who has
serNto as judge. argued that, while
INC constitution. the organic law of
the nation. provides for prohibition
IS nevertheless insecure unless men
VINO VIII vote laws to make IL ef-
Iec'iNc are kept in both branches of
tho national legislature
tonErrhs tHn Refuse TO Eunziiom.
congress can refuse or decline to
junction on an amendment" he sai1
ana there is no recourse The Con-
stitution does not give us prohibition.
blt merely makes IL possible for
Contiress u function. So far as Con-
Ercss is concerned. the provision is
not mandatory. II IL merely advisory
The drys buried the coffin of John
ihrlcycorn. but, the corpse was not
Inside"
Senator g. Walter Mapp. father OF
the prohibition law OF Virginia
presided and introduced the speaker
The address OF MIR. Wocrtendykc fol-
lowed devotional services conducted
by the pastsr OF the church, Rev.
Fred II. Chcnault. Senator Mapp.
presented by Mr.. Chenault. urged tina,
men he elected to office who are en-
Enthusiastically behind the prohibition
laws and VIII use their. hes, efforts
TO see that they are enforced
Prnincs for Gov. Davis stand.
The National Enquirer" news
paper published in indianapolis by
The Flying Squadron Founda lon. has
this TO say relative 10 Governor
Davis proposal OF "bonc-dry" oath
for oiiiceholders:
The proposal OF Governor West
moreland Davis, OF Virginia. that the
Constitution OF the State should be
so amended as 10 make II obligatory
upon an aspirant for public Office
to make sworn statement that he
had not violated the prohibition laws
since the enactment Of the eighteenth
amendment. and that he would not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
HINES JURY BACK FOR
DEL|BERAT|0N TODAY
AS Guests of Sergeant Will
lard, Men Attend Services
at Two Churches.

The jury trying Walter r. Hinex
on the charge OF numbering u Rich
mond policeman last August win va.
turn to deliberate as to nj. ,,+o ~,
morning at 10 o'clock In Hastings
Court. Fart H.. after being detained
thirty-four hours by order OF JUDGE
Ernest H. Wells. when they had failed
to reach n verdict at midnight Sat
urday.
mo jurors twice attended church
services yesterday under custody of
Deputy City Sergeant J. IT. willard
Last night In st. Paurs EpIycopal
church they heard Rev. w. Russell
bo"ic. rector. preach on til. adj.
'nonition OF st. Paul. Bear yc ono
a"othcro burdens In the morning.
,ney attended the service In Central
methodist Church, Thirteenth and
Porter Streets.
iiines' tato has been In the jury's
hhhds since GIG o'clock Saturday
"tsht. About two and one half hours
'cr Tue case was presented the
Jurors for deliberation, they asked an
Appointment for supper which WINS
granted. portion OF testimony for
'"c prosecution also was read at their
"tu th'y returned to their
room again at ll:05 O'Clock. THIRTY
hVe minutes later asked certain or
the judges instructions be explained.
Ihcy retired and when at midnight.
they had failed to agree. Judge Wells
ordered them detained because OF
the Sabbath.
Policemen Washington Irving Cur
us. attached 10 tn. Third Police Sta
ton. was found murdered on his most.
near Fifth and Stockton Streets. ia
The early morning of August aa. last.
He had been shot through the heart
TWO other bullets had pierced his
body.
About one week later Hines n youth
In his early twentics. way arrested bv
j cct 4 e-Captain Alexander :.
Wright and other police officers In :,
residence four blocks from the seen
OF the murder lie was complaccn,ly
reading from the Bible: his unshod
feet perchcd upon Il table: leaning
contentcdly back in his chair he read
with the Book close 10 him because OF
"a dim light. Today n week ago he
went on trial In HustinRs Court Part
II. for murder. with his llfc at stake.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
FAMOUS ORCHESTRA
PLAYS HERE JAN. 80
boston symphony Musicians Will
Give Concert In City
tuditoril<n.

the Boston Symphony Orchestra,
considered ono OF the very finest in
the world. has had Il long and illus
irlous history since il was founded in
1851, ana its coming visit to the City
Auditorium next Monday night Will
DC the more significant in that /,
has never visited this city before.
ilerrc MontcuX is the illustrious con
ductor. and the principal number t.ill
DC the FIT. symphony Of Beethoven.
'hc most cnduringly popular OF the
WORKS OF That master, and indeed
generally considered the greatest
symphony of all time. This mighty
work fairly embraces the gamut OF
human emotions. II reveals impress
SiEc contrast between the tragic
thcihc OF the frs; movement which
consisting OF four notes. has been
Shid TO represent fate knocking az
NE door" the mciodious and iinmor-
taIy beautiful slow movement, and
me scherzo and finale, which rises
from Whispering mystery into a
cos" o; majestic and sweeping tri-
ufuph
The audience will have the oppor-
t"lity Of hearing as soioiSt Jean Re
""tti. III" leader Of the goidcn-ton
'I"i"hc"'I" section Of the orchestra
VINO came from Europe to take this
bost 40 years ago. lie will p!a
with the orchestra the cello concerto
~ Hdlnt-SacnS. noted French com :
poser tn" interest In whose work c
mas btcn Increased by the news OF his
Death last month. Tickets arc Eoinf.
i,Hpi"iy at the corley Company, 2l3
East Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23

cago. special representative OF the
United Typothetae Of America. will
speak on The Cost system Of the
Combined Job and Newspaper Plant
and discussion of needed legislation
Will follow.
Tuesday night the Richmond Ad-
rcrtisinG Club will hold It's weekly
meeting and dinner. and the editors
and their wives will he the gucs Is
of The Times Dispatch and The
Evening Dispatch at the dinner.
Judge charlcs y. Ficdclson, editor
of the Evening Dispatch. will speak.
as will also {. II. Uchcr. of Ral,i-
more, who has accepted the invita-
ton of the Advertising Club. The
meeting and dinner will be held In
tho auditorium OF Murphy's Hotel
Delegates to the convention will
begin to arrive sunday morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
VIRGINIA NEWSPAPER MEN ARE
TO GATHER HERE NEXT WEEK
Address by Robert S. Barrett
Will Feature Midwinter
Session.

Publishers. editors and business
managers OF daily and weekly news
papers In Virginia vii, come to Rich
n,ond next Monday to attend the two
days m!dwinter session o. the Nir-
Sinia Press Association, which will
be held in tho mezzanine parlor OF
Mu-phy's Hotel. The convention be-
gins At O'Clock Monday afternoon,
and Mayor George Ainslie has ac-
cepIed an invitation to cNtend the
welcome To the newspaper workers.
Colonel ". S. Copeland, Of the New
port News Daily Press. will respond.
Featuring the convention will be
an address on Tuesday by Robert S.
Barrett. former president OF tho as
ISOLATION, who vii! speak on "Ar-
gentina and the Graphic Arts" The
address viii be illustrated with slides
showing buildings, newspaper plants.
paper mills. etc. in that republic
Silas Y. Leaning, president OF the
Richmond Advertising Club. will
speak Monday afternoon on Truth
in Advertising" and after the mem
oers have discussed the value OF fire.
uuent meetings. adjournment will be
taken To visit the plant Of the Stand
ard Paper Company.
Monday night at s o'clock there
will be a demonstration of the inner
workings OF telephone exchange.
with c. II. Weber, division manager
Of the Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company. OF Virginia. making
Il five minutes introductory talk.
Tuesday mornings session will
open with a talk by Frank :. Newell.
Of the Norfolk Post, on The Value
OF Frequent Meetings" and other
members Will join in the discussion
OF that subject. also OF questions re-
!atinE to advertising, subscriptions
ana the need for town. city and coun-
ty officials to publish statements of
their official proceedings.
Thomas w. mclaughlin. OF Chi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23

break those laws i'm In, rutr,, ..
apropos and recommends itself as
OIL essential clement of fitness for
pubic Office to any State thatAyould
. ,h INC majesty OF the laws ana
which the structure OF our govern.
ment Is built.
hesc SET iimcnts were expressed
IN me i"v"!nor's farewell message
" H%herIi Assembly. which be-
gan Its biennial session I'm Richmnnd
on January IL.
lie scathingiy denounced the hypo.
critics and law evaders and decInred
ne would bar from public office all
personally wet"
christopher l.. Connolly. OF East
orange, y. j.. member of tho Fly
ing Squadron. Will speak this after
noon NJ 2:"O o'clock ana tonight at
o'clock At Broad Street Methodist
Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
PRODUCE MARKETS FEEL
RESULTS OF CAR STRIKE
Weather Also Adds TO Dull
Spc!l-Prices Weaken
Considerably.

Bad weather AMI the strike OF
street car men combined to make
business on Cary street little dull
last week. At lGpst the wholesale
produce dealers and commission mer-
chants who had To wrcst!e with the
dullness attributed it to those causes.
charging the Indifferent receipts OF
country produce to the weather and
the slack demand to the strike.
However, there was not much weak
eninE in prices for the things that did
show M. EGGS were the exception
being of in price and the indicat lions
are that they Will go still lower.
Poultry held up fairly well. chickc rs
OF TWO pounds and under going at
from 80 90 30 and the larger sizes AT
% 10 IS. Hens. live. % To "a. dressed
20 TO IS: ducks, live. - to 80; geese
live, 90 In 10. dressed % to 30: tur-
Keys. live, 30 to 10. dressed 80 TO so:
emincas. live. 30 to co cents apiece.
Fresh country eggs, 81 TO IS cents
per dozen.
Rabbits are nearing the end OF the
week for No. were 20 To 80 cents
apiece: No. .. IL to 90
Dressed hogs were fairly active at
TO IL cents per pound, and live at
To \. Ncals were without change.
the extra fancy going at IL cents per
pound and the other kii,os az & to o
Ruttcr was weaker. creamery print.
fresh going at SO to 40 cents per
pound; choice family packed at % 10
81; choice merchant packed. IS to 20.
and packers stock at l6 toll
Better weather and more stable
conditions in the retail mark this
week VIII mean larger receipts and
better business on Cary Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
SALVATION ARMY DRIVE
OPENS IN FACTORIES
employees Of Local Concerns VIII he
Asked 4" Aid ST 800
Cam ttuI Inn

Employees ot every factory aud
store in Richmond will be AFFORDED
an opportunity this week to assist
tht salvation Army in meeting its
"uHtt' "i s-""p"- campaign for
which a. now underway. for CAPTAIN
warren y. keller. an cxpert IN mis-
me. IS now organizing tn. industrial
'"re.s of the city Captain Keller
ne" from divisional headquarters
ot ihc army In Baltimore. and he 4.
now visiting Tho lbs Industries ON
r'oEinh more THAN afty persons each.
"nG when posSihl, is appointing q
chairman from among their own
manner To take .hargc 90 the cam
pa ii wi'h!E Tho individual buiid-
nss. - The cnd Of the week 4, is
th1tehi that the campaign treasury
VIE % enriched by thousands OF dol.
la : through this source.
Meantime tile advisory hoard OF
which COlcncl John r. Saunders. Al.
ioTney- General Of Virginia. - ureeI-
dent IS worEiug toward the same
goal and the woman's dir.siou Of
that board, under the leadership OF
Mrs. j ST. George Bryan. is especially
active. TIA" women VIII have a suo-
cial meeting Thursday morning a, IL
O'CLOCK ~ salvation Army hcaduuar-
!crS. 900 East Broad Street. To which
repre- sentatiVes "t every womcn's or
EaniZation In Richmond mas been ia
yitcd. Already eight ORGANIZATIONS
have pledged 81 900. and others are
now ~orhing, their interest being the
establishment mere Of rescue home
and hofp.tal. with - capacity OF ff,y.
which is 10 he operated 10y tho army.
The place VIII he opened as soon ~
$4,000 can hc obtained and suitable
quarters found.
The salvation Army already main
tains here an Industrial home at 300
East Leigh street. workngm. n :
hotel on Franklin street. and the
fresh air camp at Chester. WA.r.
hundreds of tired women with thc!-
children were given rest and rccrca.
zion last summer. and VIII lie again
this year But these enterprises re:
euire money. and the treasury Is en-
tirciy empty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23

Greensville. Hotel l,icnmond.
itamey. John T.. Fauquicr County.
Murphy's Hotel.
Ramsey, John w. Henry County.
Hotel Richmond
Rev. j. Harry. Accomac County.
Murphy's Hotel.
richards. Il, H.. Frederick and
Winchester. Hotel Richmond.
hodGers. Samuel D., Petersburg,
Petersburg.
Shepherd. Gordon w. Chest.ra.,d
and Powha,am, Chester and pc,nrs
burg.
Sinclair. c. A.. Prince William
County. Murphy's Hotel.
smith. Alfred c.. Norfolk County,
Murphy's Hotel.
Smith, Charles T., Dinwiddic Conn
~. Not definitely located.
Smith. Charles H.. Arlington and
Alexandria. Murphy's Hotel.
smith. Il. Hugh. Northumberla nd
and Westmore!and. Murphy's Hotel
Smith, lcmuel r.. Aibemarle and
charlottesville, Oh East AlarshaII
Street.
smithey. Marvin. Brunswick Conn,
ty. Murphy'S Hotel
Smell, II. L.. Charlotte County 7oy
East Grace Street
st. Clair. Walter. Franklin County.
Murphys Hotel.
Stinson. John IT,. Tazcwcll and
buchanan. Hotel Richmond
Story, w. j.. Southampton County
Murphy's Hotel.
Stuart. John w. Russell County
Hotel Richmond.
Taylor. II. j.. Augusta and Staun-
ton. Murphy's Hotel
Trolinger. II. L., Pulaski County.
Murphy's Hotel.
Turner. G. c.. Bedford County
Murphy's Hotel.
Tyler II. c., Montgomery and Rad
ford. Murphy's Hotel.
Warren. j. S. I'ittsylvania and
Danville. Murphy's Hotel.
Warren. c.. r.. Pittsylvania and
Danville. 1904 Lombardy Street.
Wilkins. J. L.. Newport News. Hotel
Riehmond.
Williams. Franklin. IT.. Fairfax
County. Mnrphy's Hotel.
Willis. Holman, Roanoke City,
Murphys. Hotel.
Woodviilc. Il j.. Orange County.
Hotel Richmond.
+ Woods. r. a.. Norfolk County, Muir
phys Hotel
Wright, Earl H.. Portsmouth. Muir
phys Hotel.
Young. r. b.. Nelson County. Lex.
inston Hotel.
Brewer. II. L.. Jr.. (Speaker) Nan.
semond and SUFFOLK, Murphy's Hotel. |
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
FULTON BUSINESS Nan
MEET TOMORROW NIGHT
finhs VIII %" discussed for .Indir.'
NiShf' NJ Session In Masonic
Hail.

= ir"st OF reason ana a now Of
SOU! Us announced as The feature
al The. quarterlS meeting 81 the i;usi-
ness Mems Association OF church
I'm ana Fulton tomorrow night ar
Masonic iini. Twcuty-fc,h street.
near NJ The principal topi. for con.
sumption, writes Secretary Dave Do
natl. is chicken, which VIII Toe
serNed by Or Fletcher and hi, boys o..
Plans viii be .is.us.c;i ,,-
Ladies Night" and III. .ui.,,.I,t
men' squad has PINNED to proGu,e
comedy entitled. WHO rnrrv H.
over the Back Fence" by J,hH
pGTa6y; music by James CARRIER.
photos by Eddie Eubank: stage 90,
tins by DIR: Leach. costumes d.siy,.a
ny sam handler: all under the d.
, neetion OF John c. Goode and DR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
INVENTORY PROPERTY
AT EXECUTIVE MANSION
Colonel Richnrtison 10 List Property
and Furniture far AUDITORS
Reference

Colonel john W. Richardson. ReGiy-
ter and ex-ofiicio Superintendent of
Grounds and buildings. will begin to-
Day, In accordance with section 40,
OF the code. To take an inventory Of
inc property and furniture i'm the Gov
crh"rs house and outhouscs and de-
liver the same to the Auditor of pub
lie Accounts.
The register Will also make a COW
ot said Inventory for the nlcs Of his
oiice. and one for delivery to the in
coming Governor on February ].
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
LLkS WILL ENTERTAIN
IRlNkLE AND DAVIS
IN" moving Matches by Local Ath-
r'eH Tor DricrtntIon Of Incoming
.hd OuiGnInE Executives

''n"rh"r Davis. Governor Elect L..
:, '"hi"' members OF the General
ana other dignatarics will
d" guests of Richmond Lodge .ncn.yo.
l""' and Protective order or Ellis q,
.' I.ihH' Home. Eleventh and Mar
l.''S S''oets tomorrow night al $40
Ih' social sessions committee an
.'"'''.N nat II las planned an os-
s,''liN attractive program for tho
'''' '"ihmcnt OF members Of the or
-"h .>"ion and their guests. All
''h''l"G Elhs are invited BESIDES
nun" and dancing. there Will hc sev-
c,, ""~inG matches by local athletes:
t1Hman Joseph Kass announced last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
Today and Tonight
III Richmond

Common Council. City Hall. .l )
noon.
Both Houses. Virginia General
Assembly, IL noon.
Streets Committee. City Hall. )
,. NJ.
Richmond Chapter. American
association Engineers. Stumpfs
Hotel. l l.. NJ.
kiwanis Club, Murphy's Hotel
Annex. s +. NJ.
Council Slams COMMITTEES, City
Hall. +. NJ.
Confederate Memorial! Institute
or Battle Abbey. Boulevard and
kensington Avenue. open 10 y. NJ.
TO =. NJ.
Council Finance Committee. City
Hall. L. NJ.
John Marshall House. Ninth and
Marshall Streets. open 0 4. NJ. to
=. NJ.
Christopher p. Connolly. Flying
squadron speaker. Broad Street
VI. T.. Church. 2:30 and S p. NJ.
Confederate Memorial Museum.
Twelfth and Clay Streets. open
y. NJ. to l.. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
KiwnnInn. Meet r.n.la.

AZ the regular meeting OF the
kiwanis Club. to be held AT Muir
phys Hotel. at 9 o'clock this evening.
rev cary Montague. city missionary
ana probation officer. will sp.al; on
inc subject OF the proposed city farm
me attendance prize will be given
ny stewart Ford. y special feature
81 the meeting Will bc the singing.
lead by "Busch" BuschEcn the song
leader. There Will be Il meeting OF
the board ut O'Clock. at TIE same
place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
Medicine and surgery Nod. to Mee,.

Richmond Academy OF Mcdicin. aud
Surgery VIII huid It's regular meet
Ing In th. auditorium OF the Cham
Der. Of Commerce building tomorrow
might at $3.50 O'CLOCK Dr. Guy T.
hopkins Will read pc per on Some
Practical Points in Blood's Chcmis-
Try" and Dr.. II Page Mauck viii
discuss "coRgenitai Dislocation O..
the HIP"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
women VOTERS PREPARE
. FOR BAL T|MORE MEETING
Virginia League Entitled to
Full Delegation Of 20
Representatives.
HOLD EARLY SESSION HERE
Ne,Si! Selected Iionrd OF Directors
Gather In ltfchn,ond Soon 10 Name
Delegates To National Convention
and Pnn-.imcrlcnu Conferences.

It's first annual convention having
drawn to successful conclusion.
ana work for the present year huv.i,;
oeen launched. the Virginia League
OF Women Voters is now focusing
the attention of its members upon the
second annual convention of the Ma
,ional League OF Women Voters,
which is scheduled to take place In
baltimore the week OF April %. con-
Guiding with the meetings of the
ran american Congress of Women,
Which Will be held In Washington the
last three days OF the week Tae
virginia league Is entitled to IL del
egation o: twelve members n addi-
ton to the chairmcn of it,, sigh.
standing committees. making Il fun
delegation OF twenty. with as many
altcrnntcs. II is expected tina, all
parts of the state Will be represent
cd at the national convention and
ran american conference. the dele
gates To be selected by the newly
elected board of directors of The vir-
Elnla league At It's first meeting
from list sent in by local leagues.
Tho Hrst meeting of the board will
take place in Richmond in the near
future.