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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
Tea at CHAPTER House

Tho Mothers club OF the Pit kap-
pa Pat fraternity are inviting all
members OF Phi Kappa Psi fraternity
10 n tea az tho chapter house. $3.50
r. f1th e.. on Sunday afternoon.
October %. from J TO o'clock.
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day afternoon. October 20. A bas1kes
picnic lunch win be served Tabs
Kinnear car 10 end OF lire.
Clara Barton Tent. d. Of W. vi1
celebrate ,ts tenth anniversary o.
tober Is.
West Queen Anne PIT. A.
Complimentary TO the teachers III
the West Queen Anne. the Parent
Teacher association will entertsis|
with a tea at the home Of AIRS. ]. D..
Davidson. 400 West constock
Friday. October 20. from unit
O'Clock.
Assisting the hostesses IN receivs
Ing VIII be Mrs. Frederic Boyd. Mrx
Jesse A. Salisbury. Mrs. Charles H.
Lilly and Mrs. Norman Irvine. presi-
dent.
The program committee. with the
chairman. Mrs. Alan w. Eshsiby1
has arranged the following numbc9(
piano-sIa Ffisu-s". .............. Nod
Mrs. William II. osis
Dialect Reading .....................
Mrs. James !. Kelly
Vocal
The Fo-r OF India Rfnnrky- XeYsakufI
...............-.. csrtrnas orisws,d
Miss Nadeline Butler
Mrs. ogle at the piano
Tho Inequalities OF the tea hour
VIII be directed by Mrs. Charles wolf|
Mrs. Eugene Hunt. Mrs. c. r. Law
son. Mrs. ". ]. Hellenthail. Mrnl
George Rummens and Mrs T. II
Baxter.
A silver offering will be taken.
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Zonery Club

The zonery club viii meet Thurs.
day evening. at o'clock. In the lee.
,ure room on the fourth floor Of the
y. w. G. A. Dr, Barnes. speaker.
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Eidred: Awakening OF Women Of
tho Eastern Hemisphere" Mrs.
Archibald o. Powell: awakening OF
Women OF tho Western Hemls.
pherc." Mrs. Eugene w. Bell.
Tho executive committee will NEE,
AZ ij5 p. M.
Seattle Circle No. $40
Seattle Circle. No. $40. Neighbors
Of wooderaft. win give a card party
Friday evening. October 20. at the
Swedish Club hall. Eighth and
olive ri.
White Shrine Thinnble Club
Tho White Shrine Thimble club
viii meet with Mrs. Leila Perry. is
". Howe ST. Friday. October 20.
from 10 A. m. TO Z y. IN. Election OF
officers viii ta held All members
especially requested 20 be present
Ladies' Literary and Musical Club
Tho Ladies' Literary and Musical
club viii meet at the honre OF Mrs.
w. III. Ebert. a.ie N. 5eth ST.. Fri.
day, October 20. at 7:so p. m.
Seattle Court No.
Seattle court No. !. Order of Amar-
snth. regular meeting will occur
Tuesday evening. October II. az 8
o'clock. at the Masonic Temple.
Clara Barton Tent
Clara Barton Tent. Daughters OF
Veterans. will meet with Mrs. Fran
ees Layman. 1866 18th ave. w. Fri.
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To Entertain at Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. r. q. McMicken will
entertain with a dinner Saturday
evening at the Rainier club.
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Crown Hiii PIT. A. viii meet az
school Thursday. October 10. at 23o
y. m Mrs. a. @. Croenstreci. speak.
er. Plans for Dads night VIII be
mhdo.
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Luncheon and Linen


Mrs. William H. pielow entertained
with n luncheon and linen shower
at her home today. In compliment 10
Miss Enola Miesse. who win DO an
autumn bride.
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Tho social club ~ the W. -. A. OF
tho Maecabeca, Seattle review. No, 3,
Will meet with Mrs. T.. oaken. 5s22
Firth ave. n. w. Thursday. October
10, at 1870 p m. Members and friends
invited.
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AIuila I.hl NIoiher.. climb

The Alpha Phi Mothers club will
meet Thursday afternoon, October
10. at ? O'Clock, at the chapter house.
400 10Th ave. ~. r..
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Tho Ridgely Social club viii enter.
tain with tho first dance Of tho sea.
son Friday evening. October 20. 81
odd Fellows temple. Tenth ave. and
Il. Pine ~.
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Mrs. r. Y. Shepherd Of Hiiissoro.
III. who spent the summer here.
left recently for her home.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The Coserts club win meet NJ tho
University Christian church. Friday.
Oc,obor 20. at ssi5 y. m.
Tho following program VIII be
giy~n: Current Events. Mrs. Martha
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Dinner Hosts

DIR. and Mrs. J. y. Clark enter.
tanned with dinner OF twelve covers
at their home last evening.
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American Legion auxiliary. Raj.
nier'Nobie poat. no. /. viii have it's
regular meeting Thursday evening.
October 10. at tho Armory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
DRAWINGS FOR
ApPIE SHOW

The drawings handed in FOR ths
Northwcst Apple Show prize are in
tho window Of cheasty's this week.
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Bryant PIT. A.

Bryant PIT. A. VIII meet Thurs.
day. october 10. at 2ss5 D. m. Speak.
or superintendent 7. II. Cole.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


3i6 ". 7ist ~. Luncheon viii DO
served NJ 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
ERtertains Bridge Glib

Mrs. Francis Everett Mitchell en-.
fcrtained tho members OF her bridge
club Monday evening AZ the hosnn Of
Mr. and airs. Henry Frederick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18
ARCHITECTS TO
HOLD BANQUET

Tho University OF Washington
Atelisr OF the Department OF
Architecture is giving is annual
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German Ladies' society win have
card party in Odd Fellows temple,
Thursday. October 10. M y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

Mrs. c. w. lit returned Sunday
from a six weeks trip In tho East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

Tho womsn's auxiliary OF 81.
Luke's hospital win give n bridge
party at tho homo OF Mrs. r. u. Tin.
ley. 27si Tenth ave. ~. Thursday.
october 10.
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Tho Evergreen Drill Team club Of
the Danish Sister society viii rnes, n,
the home o. Mrn. elsie Jensen. eos
1oih ave. q. Thursday afternoon. DC.
,ober 10. at i.aO O'Clock.
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they viii b joiu~d by Miss Rather.
inc Agon. and together they WIN sail
October IS on tho Majestic for
Europe.
Mr. Robert Dwyer and his mother,
Mrs. Dwyer. who mo'orcd 10 spo.
kane last week. will return In n few
days.
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Amaranth Social club. Court No. /.
will meet with MrE. Carrie Wallace.
1891 ssth ave. y. r.. Thursday after.
noon. October 10. Picnic lunch az
IL 10 D. m.
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Tho Moihera club or tho ~ Kappa
Alpha fraternity will meet Thursday
afternoon. october 10. at s5o O'Clock.
at tho chapter house. 1900 Il. 10th st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

A silver tea for tho benefi, Of the
AiiarCuiid fund OF -. Johns Epls.
copai church VIII be held az the
homo Of Mrs NJ. Deyallancary
Roach. 5sss ssth ave. T. w, on
Thursday. october 10. at 2sso p. m.
a musical program has been ar.
ranged and cordial invitation Is
extended 70 all women Of 81. Johns
and their friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

The Human Analysts class will
close liz summer vacation by 70
opening itn weekly meetings IN tho
Eastern Star oiubrooms IN tho Ar
cade building next Thursday at s
.. m.
Tho character education work Of
this society has attained great i'm.
por,anee. A professional writer
and Ncturcr In all phases OF self
knowledge has been employed 10
conduct tho educational part OF the
work. Nominal fees arc paid b.
tho members. but tho general pub
To In invited 10 attend It's sessions.
Mr.. c. y. 1Iarter. president
Alumnao Of Alpha ~ Delta
Aiumnae OF Alpha ri Delta VIII
meet at the home OF Mr. W J. Coyie.
1904 Latona ave. Thursday after.
noon. October 10. 10 sew for tho ba~
fAar.
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Daughter, Of 81. George

Ths Daughters Of -. George win
meet In tho NJ. Il. u. A. hail. First
ave. at ! o'clock. Thursday. October
10, \ card party viii DO given at :
o'clock.
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Una Bridge Club

Tho Una Bridge club win meet
Thursday. October 10. with sfrs. u.
G. Raine. DO s.d ave. Luncheon a,
y. m.
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Annie Wright Seminary club VIII
meet with Mrs. ~. II. Iaiimer. i7s3
TNrry ave. AZ : .. m. Thursday.
ocioper ~. All former seminary girls
are Invited
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The Seattle Audubon society will
have tho pleasure OF hearing Emily
Lindray.sauier tell her bird stories
nt its regular meeting. Thursday.
October 10. az the Chamber OF Com.
merco auditorium. at s y. m. This
meeting In open TO tho public.
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Mrs. J. u. Carver Of Nashville.
Tenn. II che guest % her sonin law
and daughtvf. DF. and Mrs. ". u.
I.unafori.
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Tho Nine,esn,h Century club VIII
nee, at The Y. w. c. A. Thursday.
October 10. a, 80; o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-18

Miss Hazel Archibald fl returning
tho last Of October 60 New York.
after spending few weeks with her
parents. Mr. and AIRS. sllas Archl.
bald.
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White shrine Thlmble Club


Clara Barton Tent. Daughters OF
Veterans. will meet with Mrs. Fran
ees Layman. 1866 18th ave. w. Fri.
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Mrs. n. u, shofner Of Portland.
who has b~cn m. guest Of Mr. and
AIRS. w. w. kcIlogg. left Sunday for
her home.
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AIRS. Bruce Blake q spoksns ar.
rived Saturday and IL tho guest OF
Mr. and Airs. Wilbur Conan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11

tho week will he the amalRamation
OF the Richmond Advertising club and
The Woman's Advertising club. which
take slnc" this evening. in the form
OF wedding. at o'clock In Murphy
Hotel There Is hint of orange bios
SONS and tulle veil. which Will c,-
pcclallv appeal. for everybody loves
II wedding
w. H. walker. as the parson, will
he the master Of ceremonies. lie is
tho originator Of the Idea OF tho we'd
ding. The bride Will be Mrs. j. X.
bowman. prcisdent of tho Woman's
Advertising Club. and tho groom t..
T. Hottie. Jr.. president Of the Rich
mond Advertising Club. Tho mother"
Of ihc bride !s Miss Virginia Roberts.
tho nrs; president of the Womcn's
Advertising Club. Colonel John H.
saunders, Attornoy-Gcnrral of Vir-
Sinia. Will give the bride away. Miss
Mary beverley Dudley. vice president
OF the Womcn's Advertising Club, Will
attend the bride as maid of honor.
The brides maids Will include some
"f the present and old officers Of the
Woman's Advertising Club. They arc:
Miss Anna j. Minor. An cX-prcsident:
Mrs. lncL X. MattoX. treasurer; Miss
Louise stephan and Miss Lillian AL
''i' 'HdFNcT memoirs. ne best man
VIII he Irwin Grccntrce vice president
of the Richmond Advertising Club.
The following members OF the board
OF the club Will be groomsmcn: r. A.
Ammons. IL. :. banner. T.. NJ. Davis
and Fred Fox. Grant Besrdsley is
chairman OF ushers. and Mrs. Janet
stuart Durham. chairman OF dccora-
tons and ARRANGEMENTS. Little Miss
Fletcher Tinsley is the ring bearer.
She represents all the civic clubs Of
Richmond
1t is whispered that when the par
son cNclaimS let him speak now or
else forever after hold his peace
there viii be- several objections.
There Will also be the usual display
OF wedding presents. each member of
the club sending something to repre-
sent his business. with his bus!neS
card.
Aside from the fact that the occa :
sion is "A clever and unusual one il
really has Il meaning. The vows taken
VIII be for truth In advertising. high
est business standards. growth and
hest development of Richmond. and
the chcrishins and charging OF her
interests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
SUPREME COURT GRANTS
ERROR WR|Ts TO FOUR
Appeals From Lower Courts
of Three Counties to
Be Reviewed.

The Supreme Court of Appeals yes
tcrday granted writ of error and
'upersedeas in the ease OF {. L. Grog-
hcEan Sons & Co. Inc. versus Arr
buckles Brothers. appealed from the
Sircuit Court O: Mecklenburg Coun-
~. where at the June term. 1922
Judgment for s:.305 was rendered in
favor OF .Arbuckle Brothers in a
sugar TRANSACTION Bond was re-
Iu!cd in the sum of $4,000.
y writ OF error and supcrsedens
was also granted in the case OF the
ciiizeus 4 Marine Bank. OF Newport
News. against l.. a McMurran re
ceirrr Of the Colonial state Bank. Of
Newport News. from the Judgment
of the Corporation Court Of Newport
News. where Judgment against the
petitioners was rendered for $4,000
and costs
The Z. & .. Railway Company was
Erantcd "a writ of error in the case
II ON tho Circuit Court Of the city OF
k'chm"nd where Westinghouse.
church. Kerr d Company. Inc, was
Srantcd Judgment in the railway
&c mpany's suit for $9.347..S for ser
vice of engines and crew at New
port News during october. November
and December. 1917
Walker u. Hines. dIrector-Scneral
OF railroads. operating the Chesa-
p"ake and Obi" Railway. vs. West
'nEh"uSe. church. knrr & Company
Inc. was another suit in which a
writ of error was granted by the SUI
prcnc Court This involved "A suit
Tor S6sl6.52 for use OF engines and
"rews at Ncwpc TT News during Jam
uary. February and March. 1918, and
IN which judgment was rendered for
the defendant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
PROMINENT BRITISHERS INVITE
RICHMOND AID. CLUB TOLONDON
Master Nasons, Governor of Virginia and City Officials
to Meet Distinguished Visitors at Dinner of Adj
vcr,isins Men at Murphy Hotel Tonight.

James II. iriCc. grand master Of
Masonic In Virginia: Major Sol
tutrhins and O1. Joseph W Euglcs-
ton. pas, grand master. with Cover.
nor Il. Ice Tr!uklc. Mayor George
Ainsi!e aud other representative
attend the Richmond Advort!siny
clubs testimonial dinner to 10 given
at o'clock this evening In the audi
forum ~ Murphy's Hotel To 81,
Robert Baird and his brothcr- In law.
Majnr-Gcncral Sir Menus O'Eccfc, OF
Ulster, Ireland
Thos" distinguished visitors who
ar" coming {" ask tn" Richmond Ad-
v"rt!sinS club Ia accept tho invita-
ton OF London for the 1924 convcn-
ZION ut tho Associated Advertising
clubs q. the World. VIII arrive In
IN" city cnriy this afternoon ana
VIII have their headquarters at tin,
jefferson Hotel. They Will be met
hy committee headed by II. y.
i'"txe' Jr. president OF the Rich
mond Advertising club. and escorted
t" tho Jefferson. where they will re-
cr!ve callers during the afternoon.
The dinner tonight will be prc-
'"dcd by til" amalEamation OF the
Wom"n's Advertising Club and the
Nchm"nd Advertising club. which
VIII be in the nature OF maj.
y u.s. 'ilp VIII ia special
display of wedding presents present
ed by merchants of the city. This
VIII he unique feature and will
he an event which has been looked
forward 10 for some time. w. Rcri-
maid Walker and Treasurer Irving
Held We're busy yesterday arrang-
ing all details for tonirht's AFFAIR.
Sir Robert is the head Of the Bel
fast Telegraph and allied pubIica
lions and is one of the best known
publishers across tho Atlantic. He
Is also "A student OF ADVERTISING and
VIII be heard with interest ~ the
advertisers tonight.
Reservations indicate one of tho
largest crowds ever assembled i'm tho
auditorium OF Murphy's Hotel. the
limit Of tickets being placed at 100
There VIII he special music for
the occasion. The affair viii l.. in
formal. though the members of tho
Wedding party viii be dressed
up.
Richmond is one Of the few cities
In the United states which these dis
tingu.shud men viii visit. and tho
campaign for the 1924 convention
soins TO be London will really be
launched here.
one Of the most unique events Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
MISS BINGHAM EULOGIZES
SOUTHERNERS IN INTERVIEW
Bays Times Have Not Been Good for Dramatic Art Since
War-Mss Walker Immensely Pleased to
Be Back South Again

black and white creation in which
! appear in the FIRST act. The blue
one mas the Rcrnhart collar. whicn
Save adopted. and which, think
makes wonderful frame for the
face"
Miss Charlotte Walker is a South
erncr and she seemed Immensely
pleased TO be back South again.
II am so glad 10 be home again.
she sad 1T is a real pleasut, IN
come where people are not always in
Snch an eternal rush and hurry |
nave lived in the North most of nv
IRE, because | have earned my living
there, but am still very much of A
Southerncr During my whole career.
| nave had great difficulty In con
qucrinE my Southern accent, in parts
where IL Was not suitable. The Eng
iish accent. which use IN The Cir
Gle makes my whole part rharac-
tcrizaiion
1T is extremely hard TO &c; a com
r"hN "f stars together now, you
know. she continued. ''It took over
Il year 10 assemble the east now NAV
ing in The circle and at the very
last minut" IL seemed that MIR Lack =
aye might not he with us. as he had
L" CIV" up a New York success To
JOIN the company. Our company Is
very conccnal. We are all 80 old in
ihr profession that there is no ostcn-
t"ti"n We are like the army people
what's the use of showing off?
Everyone knows your income.
I love my work. II is always a
pleasure for me TO play. and that Is
rartcularly so in Il play of the merit
81 Mr.. Maue ham's comedy, The Cir
,l". ! think MIR Vaughan is great
man lie has written several i'm
moral plays. but he has done IL all
for the good of his country His
plays may he dangerous 10 those whu
d" not understand them, but he al
ways has q lesson to teach, and he
mas the great courage TO be perfectly
fearless in his portrayal of society. in
order To bring that lesson home !
adore tho part OF Elizabeth. which |
play in The Circle think 1t is a
Erea; part. and ! revcl in il especial
ly because all the other parts have
Mayed have been pure little angel.
types.
believe in everything that
'earh"S pc"pl" {" he horribly true
only out of that will come the thing
mat is going 10 save us from the
muck W. ar" in new. The past gene
ration simply learned goodness n,
second nature. and that was wrong
We seem now TO he sunk in rank
materialiSm. but / believe that /,
VIII all w"rk out somehow. Tn,
economic status al women. which has
hr"n so greatly chnnGcd. viii d,
inh'h To bring about happier condi-
tons. and happier marriages G,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
Hy NirEinin Lee Cox.

Miss Amelia Bingham now play.
ing nj tho Academy in The Circle"
talked most Charmingly Yesterday.
during an interview. on several very
interesting subjects
IT Is great pleasure" she said.
TO be able to play with such a cas-,
as The Circle offers. orr lives are
OF course, made up at the theater,
and they are much happier when We
are surrounded by artistic people
No matter how good your own part
may be. your support mus, be also
good in order to successfully inter
pref play. 1t was always my pol.
icy. when ] was managing nv own
Mays. 10 secure a!l-star casts. When
! played here i'll "A Modern Mag
daI"n, Mr.. DiNcy and MIR. I.ackaye
were there with me also.
Times have not been very rooL
since the war for the dramatic art.
There is competition now which
makes !; impossible for managers to
SuccesSfully put on really line pro-
auctions. Moving pictures have
caused most nf this, and while they
are undoubtedly an art. they cannot
possibly take the place of the l.riti.
mate drama, and the part which the
human voice plays IN the drama
There are few OF us who are try.
ing To prove that this art is nos
dead. ana We should he encouraged
In our effort Drama IS holding the
mirror UP tx. nature, and rcproduc-
Ing It, not always a beautiful ma
turc. either, hut life just as il oc.
ours. ii teaches lpSCn al
and yet teaches in such subtle
manner. that people learn without
rcalizins that they are being taught.
Last Friday might "A minister.
whom hi' formerly met in New
York. called upon me. and then
brought hi: wife and little child ~
the performance OF The circle
Aiter the. pay they visited me at
my hotel, and asked him. How
does the play strike your AS be.
ing wonderful sermon he said
thought IT was rather frivolous
until Lady Kitty Rarcd her soul in
the last act. ! mus, confess to you.
though. 'hat was hoping tho au-
tVmohiic would break down and Ed
ward would have to carry Elizabeth
back I" her home And said. 'Eu,
'h"n doctor tho psychology "f our
Dizzy, along with the automobile
would :" smash. because the name
OF The play is The circle
\ f.w years ago spoke at a
biennial az Federation OF Woman's
CLUBS ana al that convention met
women from al over the Cnited
states have always known MAJ
Mas essentially a wUm.n's woman.
hu, I never realized how murh So
until after thar affair because
flowed 10 az, iuln.Ji...t, 90
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forth the needs for improvements in
the city dock. MIR. Powell told the
chairman OF the dock committee that
NJ present the wholesale grocery
ua"e handles annually about 1000
WV pounds "f freight from boats UNI
iohdihg at the city docks. and says
this tonnage would he greatly In
creased IL the docking facilities were
improved.
One OF the largest shipping firms
In Essex County notified Mr.. Powell
mat diliiculty had been experienced
III the last three or four years in
S,"r 'er'hS boats To bring goods TO
N'h"'ohd. AS the captains COM
r'aihcd about the facilities. stating
tiat the city wharf is in such :, com
di'ion that the jObbers' trucks and
Trays cannot get up To ia. boar to
unload II they bring the goods I'm IN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11

deck the driHcways to tho edpe of m.
dock are In such "a condition, thar
when Il truck or dray is loaded they
invariably get stalled.
The letter adds: I'VE. as we'll an
"A great many other packers and shin
pcrs in this section like to sell goods
To Richmond firms, but unless th,re
Is something done to eliminate this
trouble W" VIII have to discontinue
Offering our goods In the Richmond
market and offer them In other MIR
k"ts where We can shin nv hon,
where the captains do not cXpcrIonrc
50 much trOuble inunloading and
delivering same. We feel IL il to
your interest as well as the people
Of Richmond To look into this aud
relieve this c"Hdi,ion promptly"
MIR, POWELL has ais" laid the mat.
ter before Major Allen j. Saville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11

!'ians Cor the presentation %. peg
. Ny Heart by the Dramatic Cmb
"' INC University OF Richmond arc
Wlih'r way The male casg win b,
eeioctsd By the executive c,mul,
toe % the club OF Richmond college.
tNd The female cast 10y the cAecu.
i've committee Of the club o: West.
hampton College. Miss Thelma Hll
a graduate OF last June. VIII aid IN
Che coaching for the play. witch vii;
lie gEen around November 10. IL
was announced yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
SHIPPERS EXPLAIN NEED
OF DOCK FACILITIES
Croccrs' Association Places
Documents in Dock Com
mittee's Hands.

w. \. Powell. secretary OF the vir-
ginia Wholesale Groccrs' Association.
mas placed I'm the hands Of Joseph c.
Nunnully. chairman of the Dock Com
mittce OF the city Council Il number
OF letters from shippers setting