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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
Elect Delegates
to See Venizelos
Greek Liberals n am g
Men to Urge Him 10
IiSit Here.

richmond branch of the GrccE III
nerais' Society. at Il special called
hee''nS in its clubhouse las, rjsht.
elected two delegates who viii con.
SUIT with Ncrizcios. in Washington.
~ an endcavor TO fix u definite date
iL' the visit OF the former Premier
"' 'irccce TO this city
II" representatives. J. -; Eaz.cos
ana Androclis Mousmoulis VIII leny.
Tor the capital city as soon as
N"nizclos arrives II. is en- rou;..
now from New Orleans. whcr. he
arrived last week after an extended
TOUR OF South America
The Armenian Democratic club
as" elected a delegate TO visi;
Nenizelos. He is Shavash fiovivian.
Mt Hovirian will lcav" Richmond
Ia few days. il is expected To- urg"
with the representatives Of the
Greek Liberals Society. mat Neni.
zelos pay an early visit to histori1
Richmond.
The former Premier Of Greece. who
i travelling with his bride ~ q few
months as MIR. ana Mrs El.uthciios
n Nenizelos. accepted some tim" ago
the invitations Of cX-Guvcruor West .
morcland Davis and Mayor George
Ainsite to visit Richmond at his
earliest convenience. Nrn!zclos and
his wife plan a six months visit In
America bcforH returning 10 Europe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
RICHMOND PRODUCE MEN
FIND BUSINESS ACTIVE
Receipts Larger Than for
Week Before and De-
mand l. Good.

There was active business all last
week on Cary aud Thirteenth streets
where tn. wholesale nrod,co ,.,,o
"''' '"''''''''S''" merchants handle
the products from Virginia farms
and the fruits and Vegetables that
are shipped here from other States
Eereip;s wese larger than the week
before and tho demand for nil ,hinrs
ea,ablo was good All the week Re-
cause Of the feast season of CON
gregation that is numerous in Rich-
mond there was special demand for
poultry and an advance. temporary
perhaps. OF all poultry was the re.
suit. Spring chickens weighing from
one I" ono and half pounds sold
readily at 90 to % cont. n.r nou,,a
and those weighing two to two and
a half pounds brought 30 TO 30 cents
per pound. Hens were very active at
% to 20 cents the pound and duck
went readily q, so To- 81. Their, wcra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
10 CONSIDER BUDGET
AT A MEETING TO-DAY
Members of Council Finance Commit
Tee nope To Complete Their
LabOrs This Week.

Members OF The Finance Committee
"t Cit! Council! Will meet at o'clock
'ais afternoon to wind up the work
OF framing the budget for the ctrrcn,
year. This committee has been en-
gage" IN this work for more than a
month. and has been able To mako
- number Of reductions in the oriri
mai suggestions in approximations
chairman Grundy stated Yesterday
that he hoped III" committee would
b" able To provide. through eIimIun
tons in some expenditures rcInc-
tons IN salaries and rejection or s,r-
Scstcd increases. the city will have
a comprehensive budget which Nigh,
produce results satisfactory to tn.
people. without the necessity or In
creased taxation Much money 10
lost this year. however. through rc
ducch revenues from tho street car
company and losses in taxation a.,
m;angibint
The committee hopes to complete
Us work this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
GOVERNOR URGES AID IN
COMMUNITY LIFE DRIVE
Seeks Fullest Support of Poo
pie in State Wide Cam
Daign Here.

Governor Il. f.c" Trinklc. in a
proclamation issued last week. urges
the people OF Virginia to co.upcratc
!n every possible manner in achiev-
ing success for the State wide Com
mnnity LIE Campaign which begins
Sunday. April 30
The purpose Of tho campaign is
t" develop program ana policy to
meet community lifc needs. and to
hilhg about closer and more cffcc-
i've cooperation and coordination
81 state wide agencies
INC campaign was deemed advis-
able. par.iy because OF the depression
resultant from the world war. and
IN - FAR ~ /, would afford an on
p"Ttuniiy Of studying and discugsinr
many 'N'stinS problems in various
s'''i"ip' serving also AK II mcana OF
terminating a program for the ad.
F"nr"n"n' and enrichment of CON
MUMMY Ilf" conditions In virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
"The Spider Web"
Spun Once Again
Humorous HdgaSinc OF
u. Of Richmond Makes
appearance.

Another issue OF THE spider Web
the new humorous magazine Of the
University oflltichmOnd. has made ito
appearance in Richmond. and all
other cities and towns in tn. state
The publication made its dcbu, las,
fail aud has shown remarkable
growth. having already a circulation
"f moro than Loo /, is considered
among the best OF the humorn..n s.S
lerc papers.
kestdcs cove in colnrs. ia. mag
azin" contains illustrated jokes and
stories. mirroring college life and
up-'"-the minute topics
H. T.. Garst ia cditor. iu-chior nr tho
magazine IL : Atkins. business
manager: J. Roy Saunders. rmauariu,,
'hit"r. John Hart. art editor. ON
mo literary star are W \. McN.ui'
MISS Peggy Butterncld. +. & NInI.r
w. r.. S"rihn"r aud W l.. Mab,,,,.
MISS Louise Haley ana W. Il. Sou,,,
ward arc on IN" art STAFF. ,yhilo u.
y. Evans. j. l.. Sad!"r and :,
hH'7'Tst'Iiil of'H in til. b,.t,r---, ..,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
BRlEL FARM INSPECTED
BY CITY COMMITTEE
A'"cntcu ON Williamsburg ROnd, s
Miirs From Observation-Disclosures
berg Accompanies Body.

Nearing the end of it's list Of in
spect:on tours. the special CITY
'puhch Committee on CITY Farm
SATURDAY viewed Il farm owned by
b"fh.y ErIcl located on the VII
II" ihsburG Road about eight miles
"ei"" Richmond. Tho farm con-
sists or 3Gl-acrc tract. zoo acres
"' winch are cleared. There Is
I"fS" dwelling. numbcr of out
houses and barns. running watcrand
plenty Of rolling land. The south.
'rh Railway "uns through tho tract
with siding and II station The
farm is offered tn" city for t75.0OO
Those Ia TIA. party embraced tho
committee. Chairman James H. Pc
cers. Alderman white and Council
man Dlckcrsou. Comptroller Henry g.
'of"r. Guy Sergeant Saunders. Chief
OF Pole" sherry and Councilmnn-
'l"ct John Iiirschbcrr, who a. Nom
her Of tho Administrative Board. was
au ardent advocat" OF ~ city farm.
chairman pctcrs announced ycS-
t"rdav that tn" committee would
probably wind up Us inspections 10y
wishing TWO additional sites this
N""k. \ report viii b" made to the
general committee ON hpr! -. Mem
bcra az TIA" full committee are.
chairman Claude !. Hatl,iue. Alder
m"n Epps. Nunualls whit" ana
W"udv. Couuuilm"u Di"kcrson.
Johns. Iadd and Peters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
Y. W. e.. A. WILL HOUSE
VISITORS TO PAGEANT

The Young Woncn'S Christian
ISOLATION has always stood ready q,
serve IN any emergency, and among
us various ways az serving during
IA" virginia Historical Pageant is
mat "i housing Kichmnnd's grca,
crr"dH Of visitors. Bcsidcs It's bust
hrha ""men's hotel. tho walford
winch carer Tor goodly number. the
"'H"h!IhtI"h Is In touch with the
many housewives who are auxious 10
hccrmm.date guests during this nc.
roo. whose homes are visited and
'hr"'uIiy liHt's'. preparing In this
way T." absorb ihis Influx Of pcopie
without tho usual confusion and diff.
cultles experienced At such an event.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
THIEVES RANSACK COLE HOME
ON THE CARY STREET ROAD
alued Family Heirloonls and a Small Sum of Money
Are Stolen While Members of Family Are
Visiting in Richmond

cutting screen from n rear win
DOW. burglars forced an entrance in
es;morelauG Place" The country
nome or j. r. Cole. on Cary Street
Road. henrico County. Yesterday ai-
t'rnoon while members Sf the family
wer" away. and made their escape
with jewclry case containing val
liable family he!rlooms and small
sum OF money.
Valuable munocram silvcrwarc.
clothing and other articles of fur
n!shinG were left untouched. Both
IN" first ana second doors Of tho
suburban home We're ransackcd
Rugs wcr" uptmrncd. pillows ripped
from their coverings and mattresses
torn from beds on the second floor
IN the burglars search OF the resi-.
dcnce
Mrs Cole said last night the fam
.iy were IN Richmond for the even
iHc. and is OF the opinion the burglars
We're inierrupted IN their work when
;hsy returned home shortly after .
O'Clock she said they left home nj
O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10

Alarmed a, the overturned furn!-
'ure and d'sarrayed rooms upon her
entry in tho house, Mrs. Cole said
she feared her husband had Inter
ceptcd the burglars in the yard and
had come 10 injury At the hands Of
the thugs when he failed to return
Immediately TO the residence aftc.
parking tn" automobile in the gal.
rage.
When Mr.. Cole appeared later he
was informed OF the robbery. and
Richmond police and county officers
were immediately notified An in
'StiEation revealed the burglars and
cut screen from a kitchen window
aud raised an unlocked window in
entering the home. y dininr-room
door found unlocked from the inside
and opening in rear of the house is
believed 10 have been used by the
burglars in making their escape.
Among the jewelry reported mss
INK are brooches. gold pins and sew
erai rings. Ten dollars in cash WIS
taken by the thieves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
.BAPT|STS OF VIRGINIA
CONTRIBUTE S3,214,0G5
>3O.3oh.3Dl i'm Cash Received
in 75-MiIlion Campaign
to Date.

%.
S''''''"'' IN 'hsh r"c"'"ed
'h' H'p'iS' $'5''ooO0O campaign
." aatc 'he baptis;s q! virginia nave
contributed sa.lins. :, ....,,....,
b. me Earfis. hoad,i,ar,o,
,., a., a..
'"'H S-''''''-
came Ih 'hF"'Eh th" payment
- regular campaign su-acr,ptinus
ana INC r.yratrI,y yi,v
..l.t ..
'''''"H 40 "'S'E "''"d
''J'.'' '''i'i"H bJ Nc campaign.
~ iue regular "arnpaigu con.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
BIC K|WAN|S RECEPTION
PLANNED BY ROTARIANS
More Than 800 Richmond
Business and Professional
Men To Attend.
NJ Least SIN Members nf city Cuun-
ell. Including. Recent Nominee.
From Lee aud clay Wards, VIII
Tnik ON Campaign.

More than 300 representative pro-
fcssional and business men Viii as
scmhte in h, banquet hall at Muir
phys tomorrow night upon the ucca
sion OF reception by the Rotary.
club To tho kiwanis club Shor,
speeches Will he made by some Of
these business men. and special music
with unusual stunts will bc provided
by the Rotary club. noted all over
virginia for its Original features in
entertaining
The entertainment committee. head
ed By Doc" Tragic has been busy
for several DAYS preparing tho sur
prises for their guests and their
brother members. One feature Of the
gathering viii be the presence Of at
least six members of city Council
including a newly nominated mem
Der from clay Ward and one from
Lee Ward. all members Of the two
organizations. These are Aldermen
Adams and Workman. Of the Rotary
cluh; councilmcn isodcn. CARPENTER
nomince-"lcCt Lawrence r Price,
of Rotary. and uo!uincc-clcc, g. Ed
mond Massic OF the Kiwanis club.
These men viii give few remarks
on the amusing side ~ TN. campaign
through which they have just passed.
The "aThlcrs' squad Of the Rotary
club, headed hy Howard Bryant. Ic-
ter Jones. Alvin Smith. Kelly Jacobs
and Henry Schwar@schild. will sing
several original compositions pcrti-
ncnt to the occasion
owing 10 the limited quarters the
guests VIII lac practically limited to
the membership 81 the two "rganiaa-
lions. Norman cali is president Of
the Rotary club. and Thomas Il.
Howell is president OF the kiwanis
club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
S418,000 IS SAVED STATE
BY PURCHASING AGENCY
Effects This During Seven
Months in Supplying Insii-
tutions With Coal.

Governor Triukle j known 10 he
deeply interested I'm oriinatinC the
work OF tn" state Purchasing De
partment SO as To- bring all of the
several state Institutions into a solid
line OF purchasers through this
agency Being automatcally chair
man OF tho state Purchasing Com
mission. the attention ut the execu-
tive has become rlve;-d upon vital
possibilities for good L. ne achieved
through the agency a. medium.
And il is understood that the Cover
nor has determined to exert his per.
soma! influence in seeing that the
vast opportunities for ecouonIy afford
ed Il! this central purchasing de-
pariment are Sc!entifcal.y developed
Some idea OF the stat, Purchasing
Department; as Il factor FOR good can
be obtained when i, j. Pointed o;.t
that during the Last seven months
IN 1920. In supplying Goa. - only
part o: tho institutions ~ the state
'nc department effected saving of
upwards ~ sils,ooc This caltt.la-
ton is based on difference in mar
ket price ana tn. S,a," contrac,
price for IN" 5-.7il tons Of coal sup
piled during the PERIOD Indicated
mes" m"h'hs represented = tirr.. az
."r shoriace nigh prices delayed
deliveries and threatened Goa srr.l,..
There was. however. uu lac5 .f ar,,,lo
iiei a. any 'i'ne during this period
I ;"r any institution supplied h., N.
state
In discussing matter. Of STATE
Welfare win H.. head. of MS das
par'n.n,s. vrrm IA. summons
monthly cabinet sessions ~
executive Oft, ..- ,;,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
street, Body Meet. Toda,

Inc 'ouncfI UOminItt"e on S'r,e's
Win shor' and unimpofiart docket
before II. viii meet a. o'clock this
afternoon owing 20 the TACT ina,
Common Council {. lied tn act on M
traction valua tion proposition at It's
recent meeting. tn" COMMITTEES Viii
"sit sim IN the hoat' FOR tn" present
on the project. The mcmhcrs of this
committee were Undisiurbsd u; the
recent primary. all being returned to
Council The Membership Is Alder
men Ordway Puller. chairman. Jack
l. Epps Mary Gunst. Henry w.
WOODY; Councilman W. l. sullivan.
subcha!rman; Edgar y. English u
Atkinson, John W. Moore. W c. Car
pentor,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
CITY TO BEGIN At ONCE
ON DAVIS AVENUE WORK
Resolution Appro
$4,000 to Be Acted On
Tomorrow Night.
Finance Committee mt Session THIS
Afternoon May Take Up Ordinance
setting Aside S..5nu for Play
ground In south Richmond

tina; tho city wiI begin imme.
diately the work of widening and
improving Davis Avenue between
Broad and Grace Streets. was in
di,ated when resolution appro-
priatinE tn" sum OF S5i.o0O for tina,
purpos" was adopted by common
Council and forwarded 10 the Board
OF Aldermen for concurrence tomor-
row night The resolution had
passed both branches Of Council in
March bu; an error in the descrip-
tion 90 the property 90 Toe purchased
was detected hy Mayor AinSlic. who
vetoed the paper. The correction
has been made and now the paper is
in proper shape. Director Saville
has urged this Improvement for some
months. II j. designed to relieve
congestion on Eroad street. adjacent
To Tho Broad street station.
Playground HnII. Needed.
Al ordinance recommended by the
Committee on Utilities. providing for
tn. purchase of property IN south
Richmond for playground. and APP
propriatluE :. 800 therefor. may be
taken up hy tire Finance Committee
this afternoon and forwarded to the
Board % Aldermen tomorrow night.
The ground Is badly needed. accord
ing 10 Superintendent OF Parks and
Fairgrounds calder. and no better
site can he found. ne said. The lot
IS located q, Thirteenth and Perry
Streets ia The center Of population,
and was last year pa;roniz.d by
nearly 100000 children.
The BOARD will bc called uaon 10
concur n - measure designed TO pro-
vide more space for the playground
OF The church iiiu Athletic Associa
ton b-tw,eh Twentieth and TWEEN
;y-ars, and = streets Tho as
ISOLATION vii. be permitted 10 place
a fence around the grounds 90 the
curb on all sides. thus charging the
ball field
\ resolution viii be called Up for
concurrence. authorizing settle
mert between the citg and certain
banks not Included iu one previously
entered into with other banks IN ref
ercnce 20 erroneous taxation The
effect Of this paper IS 10 give all
banks equal recognition ~ the pro
posed adjustment.
An ordinance. adopted ~ Com
mon Council prevailing that al per
mi-s for stables wiki more than two
stalls must ne authorized rs coun-
cilmanic action Viii he acted on by
Tho Board IS viii ord nances grant
ing Us, az city water 20 several
residents cf H"urico County along
tho line 90: Northampton Avenue
Gears street EoadI.
Other ordinances coming before
tn" H,ard are those usrmij,in- ihe
Nicholson S.Grut Buudius Girl
s,ou, Troop - O.. asa louisiana
hoJ Euudr- and urovIdlus Tor
the sale 90 al seh"o. hraliiuGs va
Gated by tho sehoo, authorities
\ resolution providing for he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
&c, 20 Gnilons OF corn"

Thirty gallons Of corn Liquor in
SIX dozen half gallon Jars were con-
ilScatel bS police OF the Third sta
ton III {. raid on "a building at Fourth
and Han streets Saturday night. 4.
NJ. I;iGcsby was arrested by Police
men Anthony and Butter. charged
with having III" WHISKY in MS pos
session. lie was bailcd for hear
ing in police Court Thar. dag.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Richmond Chapter. American
Association OF Engineers. Rue
gers Hotel. l 7. NJ.
john Marshall House. Ninth and
MarshalI Streets. open ? y NJ 10
> J.. -.
eball-Nayo Island Park.
hlehmond VS.. Danvi!le ,piedmont
League), I +. NJ.
council Committee on Finance.
I i. NJ.
touncii Committee on Streets. ;
=. NJ.
For Theatcr Calendar Soc page :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10

h'N F'r"h 7: Chenault VIII speak
'"niEa' - ia" jevanRclistIc service
acid 10y tn. H!h!c classes Of broad
street Methodist Church In the Ice.
,Are room 90 the church. II Lee.
S'h.' IN VII hay" charge Of tho music.
'"H j. Dyson wll sing a solo.
accompanied by Miss Floreuc. %.is-
ley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
Held ms n Fugitive.

charged with being fugitive from,
Justice. Il man who says lac is o;lcn
snyder is held by local police for
IN" Washington authorities. IIc was
arrested By Detective Scrgcants WIN
shire and organ SATURDAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
Russian Relief

Thousands SIN Starving
American Friends Service Commit
tee, which CO-opcratcS with Herbert
Hoover in his relief WORK. sends ur-
gent appeal for money.
$500 will send barrel ar hour
sou VIII send * bnrrrI ~ hour
Si..a Will send u barrel OF flour
Inrni Frlcnds tQunkcrsb Committee
Miss Gertrude NJ. Lewis. Treas.
305 yes; Franklin.
Miss VI. T.. Crcushaw
Judge !. lioEe Kicks
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-04
CHICAGO HiElRE.SS AND
YOUNG WORKMAN WE'D;
CEREMONY is SECRET

NEW YORK. Feb. g.-Mrs. Marion
Buckingham Ream Stephens. As. Cn-
cago heiress, and Anastase andre
witch Vonsiatsky, 23-year-old Russian
workman of Philadelphia, were mar
ried at 8 o'clock i'll the Russian Ca
thedral st. Nicholas
The wedding had been publicly an
nounced for four O'Clock tomorrow aft.
etrnoon
No announcement of the change oi
plans had been made and virtually
no. one outside the wedding party or
about dozen knew that tine cere-
mony had taken place. Mr.. and Mrs
Vonsiatsky left Immediately after for
ner mothers home, Carolyn Hail.
Thompson, Conn.
Father IIeonidas Perkevitch. who
performed the ceremony. denied him
self TO all callers afterward on the
ground of fatigue, and not even the
names of the wedding attendants
could be learned. Neither was II
made known whether the brides
mother. Mrs. Norman B. Ream, or her
brother, Norman p Ream, were pres
ent
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-04
FAVOR THROUGH
ROADS SYSTEM
State Administration Outlines
Its Policy in Regard to
Highway Construction

PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 3.-The state
administration is firmly in favor OF
a through highway system in Arizona
AND plans to apply state and forest
funds and federal aid to such a pro-
ject. it was made clear today at a
conference in Governor Campbell's
office, of representatives of federal
state and county governments.
The through seven per cent skele-
ton system was advocated, the state
taking the position that if it were to
assume the burden in roadbuilding, it
would be ulqualifiedly in favor of the
through system OF roads. 1t takes the
stand the through system should. be
completed first and the balance of
funds should be devoted to local pro-
jects.
DR.. l.. I. Hewes, deputy chief of the
bureau of public roads, was present
at the meeting.
The purpose OF the conference was
to determine what shall be done with
Arizona's share of the forest road
fund, but no decision was reached be-
cause of the fact that the Sc cretary
OF agriculture has not yet interpreted
the law as to the use of these funds.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-04
Big Chicago Store
Shows Heavy Loss

CHICAGO, Feb. q Montgomery,
ward & Company sustained an oper-
ating loss of $2,954.370 in 1921, and
losses in inventory, accounts receiv-
able, securities in the treasury and
depreciation increased the total loss
Tor the year to $9,SS7 1860, accord
ing to the annual report to stockhold-
ers, made public today. Current as
sets We're given as $23, 226,674.44 as of
December 81, and current liabilities
$S,46O,355.O2, ratio of PTS to one
as compared to 255 to one for 1920.
Sales for the. year were $6S.523,524,
against $101,745.27O.S7 for 1920.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-04
HENRY FORD WILL BID
EIGHT MILLIONS FOR
LINCOLN MOTOR PLANT

DETROIT, Feb 3 Interests of
Henry Ford will bid sS,OOO,OOO for
the property of the Lincoln Motors
Company here at an auction sale to-
morrow morning, and if the property
is sold to any other bidder, the sale
will be protested, and, if necessary,
carried to the United States district
court of appeals at Cincinnati
This announcement was made to-
day by Harold II. Emmons, Detroit
attorney. who represents the Ford
interests. Emmons said his stand
would be based upon the contention
that George T. Judson. Detroit bank
official, and +. T.. Berger. local attor-
ney, said to represent New York in
terests, who entered the list of bid
ders at the last moment, had filed
their certified checks of $3.50. 900 each
after 10 O'Clock this morning. the hour
set by Federal Judge Arthur J. Tut
tie as the last moment bidders might
qualify They are the only other bid
ders.