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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-01
ANNOUNCEMENT

This is to announce to the public
that l have served my connection as
manager of the Federay Bakery.
Thanking you for the good patronage
received, am.
adv. W. p. RAMSDELL.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-01
Onens Steady

New Orleans, Feb. 1.-Cotton 3D.
ened steady. March 15.43; May, Is. 40;
July 1922; October 1880; December
14.6S.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-01
MARKETS and
FINANCE
NOON MARKETS
New York Stocks

FURNISHED by Doremus C Daniels,
Jacksonville.)
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-01
CONFERENCE NOW
DRAFTING TREATY

CONTINUED from Page II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30

Governor OF Virginia. and at present
tonSrcssman. an alumnus OF the Uni
vcrsity OF Richmond. will speak.
The whole OF next Tuesday. which
VIII he the semitinal day OF the 1922
commencement. has been allotted to
alumni and alumnae exercises, and
reunion of the class OF SO will take
place in connection with the unvcil-
ing. Following these exercises. n
general alumni reunion will be held.
n banquet in the cafeteria building
featuring the reunion.
DR.. Garnrtt Was Nirginian hail
ing from King and Queen County. Hc
is known as one of the most able
men To he graduated by the local
school in his generation OF students.
In his senior year. Or. Garnett won
tho Greek and philosophy medals Of
fcred by the university. and also the
best readers and best declaimcrs'
medals offered by the literary So
cietics.
Local commencement exercises
start saturday and conclude the fol-
lowing "Wednesday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
ZOO P0ST-OFF|CE CLERKS
WILL MEET HERE TODAY
Opening Session Of Second
Annual Convention Held
This Morning.

Opening sessions of the second an
nual convention Of tho Virginia Fed
Grafton OF PostOiicc Clerks will be
held this morning at II o'clock In
Murphy's Hotel. when about 200
members VIII assemble TO discuss
general matters pertaining to their
work. The convention will close to-
night with n banquet which begins
at o'clock. James z. Godscy, Is
State president.
Following the opening OF the
meeting by Rev. William II. Moore.
pastor OF cambridge Street Baptist
Church, Mayor George Ainslie will
deliver the address Of welcome.
Postmaster Hay T. Thornton will be
among the speakers. others on the
program for talks are: William IT.
Wing Glover, Third Assistant Post
master General. Washington: w. NJ.
Collins. president of the Railway
Mall Service Association, washing
ton: Congressman y. J. Montague. and
Thomas T.. Flaherty. secretary
treasurer OF the National Federation
OF Post-Ofiice Clerks. San Francisco.
Congressman John J. German. OF
Chicago, Will be unable to accept
the invitation OF the federation TO
speak. he wrote yesterday to Mr..
Godsey.
The association will hold its an
nual banquet tonight at o'clock In
Murphy's. at which time number
Of prominent speakers will he heard.
Among the features OF tho meeting
will he the singing by the Sabbath
Glcc Club from 500 o'clock to mid
night. George l.. Childress is chair
man of the committee on arrange
ments. a. y. Fensom. w. F. Nc
Balm. G. Leslie williams. T.. S. Roanc.
James y. Pierce. V. NJ. Long. Howard
Gougcr. Frank c. Lowry and Joseph
l.. Lowery are on the committee for
the banquet and entertainment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
Hold Poppy Day
for Soldier Dead
omen of Legion Auxil-
imy to Man Stations
Al Over City.

Every man, woman and child will
he asked to wear II poppy in memory
of the recent World War and ,hose
who sleep in FLINDERS Fields, where
poppicS grow" today throughout the
country. In this country, forty four
states VIII officially celebrate PONY
Day today, while a poppy wreath VIII
he placed In Paris In honor OF the
unknown "Poilu."
pamphlet containing the two
poems. I'm Flanders Fields" and
"Amcrica's Answer" will he given
with each poppy. The legion and
auxiliary will use the money derived
from the sale of the peoples for well
iare and relief work done by these
TWO organizations. This work Is ex-
tchsiNe and reaches practically all
needy ex-service men and their fam
i!ics in and around Richmond, as well
as outside.
Mr.. Cole. of the legion. and Mrs
+. 1. Horncr. OF the auxiliary. arc
IN charge OF Poppy Day" Their
headquarters Will be at Coles. pom.
pies VIII be sold on practically every
corner in town. The Woman.s AuxiI-
iary OF the South Side Post. No. 1877.
VIII nave charge of the sale in that
section or the, city. An unusually
large sale of the flowers is looked
i"r TINS year and number Of prom
incht Richmond women, assisted bv
members of the younger set, will he
stationed with poppies at tho various
posts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
$4,000 SEE CURTAIN
RUNG DOWN ON BIG
VIRGINIA PAGEANT

'nr2 uecessiIated ~ the pageant viii
nearly have been realized
Regre' a. leaving Richmond wa,
expressed hy Mrs Harry Sernoues.
Queen % :hc Virginia Pageant. vino.
accompanied h. her husband. Dr.
Harry SemOnes. Nor father and
mother, Mr.. and MIS- S. Z Copen-
haven, and he sister ana brother. Mrs
Frank Goodgastura and John And"r-
son, ~ Bristol! loft last night for
her home In Nonaoke
While ;; vas nice to play at beng
queen for a while. even q real queen
could not he per:nan.n, in Amerlca
Tor here We must TO useful citizen
be'or" assuming honors." Mrs.
Shmones stated % a host OF ,rlende
who accompanied her TO the station.
Nowhere tn The United states could
there have been as nucn hcspttali,y.
shown me as IN Virginia. ana mar
t!cularly In Richmond
Knowing the duties ~ to queen
81 the pageant. | was soucwha, re-
uctant to accept the appointment;
but the splendid frIendliness o, tho
peorlc that prevailed everywhere
made 81 easy and pleasant. IN.
people Of Virginia have ny deo..s,
gratitude In comforting upon me the
honor OF being chosen to that posi-
;ion"
Mrs. scmones viii return Ia hs,
home In Roanoke for while. la,a,
going to Bristol. where . number q.
social events are being planned
hor honor She VIII spend the sun,
mer in the log cabin owned ~ Dr
Semones near Roanoke.
II another pageant ever Is r.yc,
in Virginia II viii he easier TO rr,
ever. and not only Virginia. hu, IA,
whole country. viii give i, hear,i.,
support. in the opinion II Nj
Semones. Mrs Semoncs commo,J.
u. a. Ruin. chairman Of The pa.
rades. not only for his EFFORTS bu
in being able 10 sell 20 the peonI.
The idea OF the pageant from IN.
floats. She spoke also OF the goo.
work done ny tho business manage
mcnt under w. 9. Saunders.
Starky Byrd Journegan and Mis-
Ann BYRD Waller. Of Norfolk. Ief
Sunday for home: Miss Spotswoo,
Roberts. OF Chase City. and Mis-
Marion spraggins. OF South Bostor
left yehterday afternoon: Miss Mar,
Burke IND Miss Louise Cameron. 0
AppomT-tox, attended tho pagan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
DISPATCH RADIO BEGINS
FIRST FORMAL PROGRAM
Virginia Fans Tune In for Va
ricd Musical Mum.
bcrs.
LISTENERS HEAR SAFETY TAILS
Hoffman SoAcIty Orchestra. Violin
fst. SoloistA News bulletins md
Hrdttmc Story Some Of Evenings
Features.

Virginia radio fms tonight tune
in on one OF tho most Interesting mu
sical programs since the advent of
broadcastinS. when the big trans
hitting station OF The Dispatch Pa
pcrs begins the first formal program
since tho opening evening on May
20. The suspension OF the formal
programs was deemed best in defer
ence TO the Virginia Historical
Pageant. The program this evening
Will begin promptly ut 7:45 o'clock
and continue until Q O'clock.
The Hoffman Novelty Orchestra.
one OF the most prominent musical
coterics In the city, will furnish the
principal portion of the musical pro
gram. The orchestra embraces Il
number Of well-known local must
clans. including G. Russ Hoffman.
saxophonc. director: Wesley Booker.
piano: w. II. Maynard. violin: G. K.
Wood: cornet: II. c. Tillery. banjo.
and Robert Swineford. drum. The
selections will include the more pop
ular hits OF tho season.
Mrs. G.. Watson James. Jr we'll
known Richmond violinist. will rem
der nnmoer OF solos. MIR. James
will he heard in baritone solo
Christ in Flanders accompanied
by Mrs. Peyton G. Rowe at tho piano
This latter musical number is given
as special memorial number.
In addition to the regular musica'
program. the usual news flashes.
baseball scores. bedtime stories and
other features will be broadcast at
this time.
Listeners In on station WBAX. of
The Dispatch Papers. last evening
heard ono of tho most Instructive
talks on safety first yet given in tho
state. when l.. G. Bentley general
safety agent OF the Chesapeake and
ohio Railway. addressed tho radio
public on safety First. Last and All
the Time Mr.. Bentley went into
the subject thoroughly and, gave a
number of practical prcvcntives
Tor accidents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
GOVERNOR NAMES 6 ON
COMMISSION FOR BLIND
includes DIR. Brydor, of state Health
bonrd. md W. l.. Hopkins, OF
Rich mOna

Com missioncrs at large 10 invest!-
gate on the feasibility OF establishing
separate school for deaf and blind
ger" named yesterday by Governor
=. Lee Tf!nk!e. The commission con-
'is's OF Or Mary r. Brydon. Of the
Stht" Hoard o; Health, and Professor
rharics 9. Maphis, OF the University
of virginia. and two members of the
housc and two OF the Senate The
report VIII be submitted TO the next
General Assembly.
The Governor yesterday named the
commission for the blind as follows:
X j. Taylor, stanton. W l.. Hon
hlns. Richmond; Miss Elizabeth
Hidgeon. University OF Virginia:
SaWue! ~ Miller. Lynchhurs, and T..
Sumter smith, LynchburG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
PREDICT RENT DECREAs.
OF 10 PER CENT IN FAl
Benefit Moderatc-Priced Pro,
crty Principally, View
of Realtors.

pccrcase In rents In the carly "A
Is freely predicted by real estats m.
mere as result OF tho Immense nun
Der OF dwellings, now under -,
struction. Tho increase in hon.,
become noticeable through m. 80,
rent signs now appearing throus
the city.
That tho average drop will Al
pro1imate 10 per cent IL tho opin, o
OF TIA rentd agents. A survey
tho attuatian indicates that the,
VIII be considerable moving on Ser
TENDER /. when new leases for th
year become operative. Heretofor
the movings have been restrhined h
the few places available. and tht
VIII mark the nrst year aimee tn
war that notices OF an increase 4
rent have not been sent out by th
wholesale.
Rent decreases will benent IN
mod property princl
pally. as there have been few lnrS
apartments built recently. and n
consequent increase In that type G
homes.
The housing shortage will not b
relieved for i've years. in tho opinio
OF prominent realty men. althour
they generally admit that tho situa
lion Is far better than II has bee
for several years back. Few houses
however. are being built for rcn
but. nevertheless. where the ne
owner becomes the tenant, anothe
rented place Is available.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
:. y. y. =. oct. s,.,. ,,,,.

'o'"rnor T.. Lee Trinkie YESTERDAY
presented ~ ~" Association .or M.
iTtH"Fvh'lrn ~ virginia An,iGuI,i.s
" virginia state Gag 10 be used ~,
JaiH"s''"n at the ceremonies lurI.
d'ni ~ the unyclIlnY IF IN. pora
.."nias sia'u" The presentation va
mad" ny Colonel TarXc p. Dc.,,
s'e'Feiaary 10 he Governor. on U.,,-
ION Of Mrs. John y ,Agh,foor. mar.
man "' 10" jamestown committee .,
lh" : T. y s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
RECOMMENDS $4,000
TO IMPROVE CITY HOME
Council Utilities Body Also Adyo-
chtes S10.OOO to Mark Defense of
ItfCh oud

Declaring that the City Home is
"A sight" the Council Committee on
Utilities last night recommended an
appropriation of $4,000 for improve
ments TO that institution. and the
body also recommended the approprl-
alton OF $4,000 for the purchase of n
plot OF land in Laburnum Park.
marking the site OF tho last OF the
old breastworks utilized In the de-
Tense of Richmond during the War
Between the States.
report from Director Trafford.
in which he approved the extension
OF water mains into suburban terri
tory, but disapproves OF the extern
sion of gas mains at this time. was
read. and, acting upon the sugges-
tons. the committee granted re-
quests from several suburbanites for
water, and refused other petitions for
gas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
NORTH SIDE LEGION
TO PRESENT REVUE
VIII Produce -JazE Review Of 1927
I'm Bnrton Heights school
June 10,

Owing 10 the absence from the
city OF several OF the leading char
acters in the Jazz Review OF 1879"
The performance has been postponed
from Thursday. June l, to Friday,
June l5.
The Jazz Review Of 1922" Ia he
ing produced by the North Side Post
OF tho American Legion. and num-
Der Of talented local minstrel men
VIII take part. including George
Woodal. Roy Mann and John Doyle,
"ho took part in last years perform
ance 81 Jazz II Up" The perform
ance "lll take place in the Barton
Heights School auditorium
POST Commander Henry Taylor. Of
the North Side Post. American
Legion. has charge OF the entertain
'nent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
APROPOs OF DAUGHTERS
DAY IS CLUB PROGRAM
Joint Owners in Spain
Scene in Old Ladies Home,
Presented.

Uniquely apropos of Daughters
Day was the opening OF the pro-
gram at the Woman's Club yester-
day afternoon. with Joint Owners
in Spain" by Alice Brown. 4
comedy scene in an old ladies' home.
the play was pronounced by the
Chairma1 as picture OF the dauEh-
terS forty years hence. Misses Cath
crime Spicer and Sara Powers and
tho matron of the home, Muriel Will
son. interpreted splendidly the parts
o! the smiling little old lady. the
large. busting and thoroughly dis
agreeable inmate with ideas OF her
own. and the diGnified matron.
The remainder OF the afternoon was
given over TO music. including Misses
Virginia Crenshaw. vocal; Hattie
Wilson. riolinist; Eleanor Parrish.
vocal. and Mrs. Edward Anderson.
chairman of the afternoon. pianist.
Misses Crenshaw and Parrish have
both studied in New York this win
ter. and the result was n charming
addition to the program. Miss Cren-
shaw's voice shows remarkable
promise In her combination OF round
tones. strength and dramatic sense.
Miss Parrish sang an aria from La
Sonnavnbula All non Credea," and
her lovely. Hitting voice showed at
an advantage under tho difficult song.
The last two performers Miss Wilson.
violinist. and Mrs. Anderson. for
mer!y Miss Isabel Scott. need no
comment to remind Richmond music
lovers OF the splendid technique and
Interesting Interpretation that char
acterlze their programs.
The afternoon was entertaining.
Gpropos and we'll rendered. The club
should congratulate Itself on a
daughter who has shown the ability
OF marshaling through program
so thoroughly interesting without a
hitch. as was done by the chairman
Of the afternoon. Mrs. Edward Car
ter Anderson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
IfsarIng Suit Again,t ci,,,

: suit ~ HTs. Cecilia f. Lcnman
against the National Sanitary Stree,
system aud the city Of Richmond for
iz.l5c. II being heard in the Law,
nd Equity Cour, 'rhe plmnntin
claims 'h!s sum as due for services
r"nG"r"d in IN" procurement OF a
c"n,fac, between the separate Dc
PENDANTS. aud the installation Of san
Nafy cabinets IN tho Htrects.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
KIWANIS LADIES' NIGHT
is ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
$50 Members and Companion Appre-
cihtc Vaudeville Offerings I'm
LfERctt sS Myers PInut

Ladies' Night" was observed by
members of the Kiwanis Club and
their wives, daughters. sisters and
swcethearts last night at Llggett
Il Myers cigarette factory at sew
enth and Cary Streets About $50
persons were present. The affair
was ono OF the most enjoyable ever
undertaken by the club. The vaudc-
vile offerings. under the collectivc
title OF "Wilfrcd tho Wizard" wero
fully appreciated. IT was declared
by club members to equal any pro
fessi"nal entertainment, OF similar
nature.
liam Watson had charge of M
country store" where prizcs wore
given the ladies' These prizes ranged
from paper OF pins to a ton OF
coal: n loaf OF bread 10 a barrel
of Hour a luncheon was served IN
the modern dininG-room OF the pI,nt
and was enjoyed. Dancing was In,
dulged in until late hour last nigh,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30

'"WTG' " CIIV- nyrrwlI", ,.--,.,....
81 IN" 90 Operative Education -.
f'cihnon has returned from g,,,b-
h"ld and Stafford County r.. 49,.
interest Of the community I.a0n..
work % tn" state. Tn. g,ni,ho.Ib
!eaHu" raised 10000 toward ~
100000 high school building ,us,
constructed. ann the leagues in p,a..
ford nave raised &2,bU for IN. ,,,
pfovemen' OF their school ana com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

CLERKS. Murphy's Hotel, IL a. NJ.
Rotary Club luncheon. Murphy's
Hotel. =. NJ.
John Marshall House. Ninth
and Marshall Streets. open . a. NJ.
until y. NJ.
Memorial Day parade starts at
Fifth and Grace Streets at 4 l.. NJ.
Memorial Day exercises at Hol-
lywood Cemetery, u. NJ.
Medical College finals, Strand
Theater, SIZE l.. NJ.
Virginia League baseball-Rich-
mond rs. Rocky Mount. Island
Park, 1880 A. NJ. and 1870 i. VI.
For theatcr program. see page
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
Auto Excursion to r,on Ar.

An automobile excursion to Bon
Mt Whcrc members OF tho Rich
mona Social Service Federation will
be entertained by inmates of tho in
hustrial home for girls. will take IN,
place or the regular business meet
ing or the organization tomorrow.
Mrs. Georgia May Jobson, president
OF the federation. has requested that
members with cars meet at the ,Ieffe-
son Hotel at i:5i o'clock tomorrow
afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
Annonncr Arrival of son.

Mr and Mrs Irving Epps Campbell
~ ArSyic, Gloucester COUNT. an
rnHucc the arrival AZ St. Lukc'a Hos
pI'al Last night nj Il bouncing baby
BOY. E"ih mother and child arc re-
r"r'"G TO De doing nicely. Mr. Camp.
.cii ana Mrs. Campbell. who. before
her marriage. was Miss Pearl oak.
10Y. wcrc formally Of Rich,nnnd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
Honor Ufchmond Vim

rs 4. Nuckols. of Richmond. a stu
hcnt at the Moody Bible Institute OF
chicago. has been appointed leader
OF group OF students who hold Cos
pei services In the Dcsplaincs street
jan. Chicago. every Sunday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
building Permits. issued.

A building permit was yesterday
issued to Henry a. Phillips TO build
two brick dwellings at 1916 and 2GiS
Taylor Street, to cost 10000. and a
permit waH issued to Dix Papanick
to repair brick dwelling at 25l6
ReNerlN Street. to cost Sl3S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30

last night with their escorts, and
will leave some time today. Many
other members OF the royal party
have taken advantage of the closing
OF the pageant and are visiting
friends in Richmond. Miss Marion
White. Of Bedford, returned to her
homo sunday.
Among tho social functions given
in honor Of Mrs. Semoncs during her
stay here was a dinner given by ]. II.
Meek, director OF the Division OF
Markets. at Murphy's Hotel yestcr-
day. Covers for twenty-five guests
were laid. Among those present
were Rev. and Mrs. j. ]. Schcrer. Rev.
and Mrs 4. Il. y. Hatcher. Misses
Mary and Matte Meeks. of Pulaski.
Major Glenn r. Anderson. Of West
FONT. y. y. Mrs. Scmoncs' brother.
ana others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
UNVEIL MEMORIAL TABLET
GARRETT ATU.OF r. FINALS
Will Feature Institutions Ninetietl Commencement
Exercises, Which Begin Saturday and Con
clude Following Wednesday.

bronze memorial tablet commem-
Grating the life OF the iate DR.. X. H..
Garnett. OF the class OF 50. and for
years professor OF Greek at George
town College, Kentucky. will be un-
yelled as Il feature In the University
of Richmond'S nineticth commence
rnent exercises Tuesday. June g The
tablet will mark tho classical alcovc
in the library OF the university. an
alcovc recently endowed by IN.
family OF the late alunnus.
DR.. John Calvin Metcaif. OF the
University OF Virginia. and for years
dean OF the Rich mond College branch
OF the local university. will &C; on
behalf of the Garnctt family. MAX
ing the presentation address. For
the University 81 Richmond. Dr. s.
G. Mitchell. head OF the department
Of history and political science OF
the Richmond College branch OF the
university. Will make the acceptance
address. Roth of these speakers were
students OF Or. Garnett during his
Georgetown College profcssorship.
In addition 10 these two addresses
Andrew Jackson Montague former
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30

" !. y = Finay 0. Eal,lrnor..
WI! be the main speaker at me com
7.ercement eIerclsss u he held to
HI:Ht a. O'clock IN the Strand The
aver over seventy ytudents in The
scanp.s .. medicine dentistry and
pharmacy VIII graduate a, this time.
ana about eleven uurkes from the
sghcp! % nurses Z; Memorial Hos
ii'a. XIII rec"iy. dtgr.cE, 70 be given
~ b' stuart Mcguire. pr.s!den, y,
TIE Msaica. Collage # virginia
Jr. MCGvI:. VIII deliver mis- annual
reao': - the meeting tonight. :gi.
.o"sH by the address OF IN flnny.
Dr J. q. J.. Miller. D., the scnool
~ medicine. DR. ! 4 O. Hogan. Of
ne school O., dentistry. and " =
HEaf. Of Inc scbool o: pharinacy. VII
1t on the program. Also. presenting
o bipmas 70 stUden's In rhejr various
departments
business meeting Of the alumni
association will be held TINS tnorn-
ing AZ ~ O'Clock In College Han, A.,
which time, ~ is probable ma, .om.
.ctlyH IN the rGorgaulzaticn uIyb-
lem XIII bn taken up !.ucheon
WI! b. gwen 80 the College building
At o'clocE. follower By a rec.n.,or
O'Clock u the wlyeg q, IN,
Alumni Following tn. .yG,rise. -,
l"e strand tonight, ba!l wul he
given IT, the Jvn,rton uo,.l
4 parade ~ the faculty. .,,,.,.
members ~ tho GRADUATING, rfats.a ~.
'"e 'hfce schools ana ,ue sch,oI y,
nursing was given uro-,p, 49,.
s.ise's ~ Richmond yest.rIay AFTER
:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
Battle Abbey"

Confederate Memorial institats
boulevard and Remington Avenu,
Admiration zE ote
Open 10 n To p ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
STATE OWNERSHIP
OF MEDICAL SCHOOL
is ADVOCATED

Continual From First rngeD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30

~ ctht- NATTER OF the czlents-
-t.e ccrt!.-st 10 ne ..1. meeting