Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
WITH THE TRADE
PERSONAL. but Not Confidential

w. p. johnson. president OF Nor
folk Post Travellers Protective As
ISOLATION. was In Richmond last week
for two or three days on business
He paid visit to H L. Harwood
secretary of the State Association.
The condition of w. r. Cridlin, who
for long time has been promi-
nent member OF Post 4. Travellers
Protective Association. is still re-
garded as serious, although he is
improving.
Very satisfactory business is re-
ported by X. c. Loncan. of the
stephen Putney Shoe Company, in
territory including Richmond and
Petersburg. He reports big demand
tor ladies white low shoes
R. Lee Gathrigh, is home for tn.
Fourth.
Charles II. Schaaf, of Edward w.
Krousc, has recently acquired sole
ownership OF the krouse Automobile
and WreckinE Company. They were
both formerly knights of the grip"
w. A Wray. OF Swift & Co. with
headquarters in Baltimore. is in the
city to spend the Fourth with his
family.
II. clay Davis. representing Rich
ard Gwathmey Company, is off the
road this week with Il slight attack
of Illness.
a. NJ. Beef" voolfolk is now
making his headquarters at High
Point. y. c.
John r. McKenna. representing the
Cottrell Saddlery Company. reports
forward progress being made on the
preparation of truck route TO the
Northern Neck.
". Sti,h Bell had the misfortune
TO lose his brother last week mnd
has been extended the sympathy OF
his friends among the travelling men
of the city.
r. j. Chandler. president OF the
State division. Travellers Protective
Association was in the city last
week with 4 delegation OF good
roads advocates from Norfolk and
Newport News in the interest OF the
100000 loan which the organization
is seeking as Richmonds share in
building the Richmond Norfolk
route highway this year. He ad-
dressed the Rotary Club Tuesday
evening.
]. 9. oliver. shairman OF the tSa!e
division press committee. is busy in
the Western par, of tho State and
has not been In the city In some
time. He is not expected to return
for n long period.
Post a, Travellers Protective AS
Eociation, has decided 10 omit meet
ings usually held in July and August.
The board will continue It's third
Saturday meetings. but the general
membership Will not meet. again I'M
III September.
A. a. Mehieg. OF West Point. a
representative OF the West Point
Furniture Company. is spending tho
weekend In this city and. inc.den-
tally. has announced he Will stay
over for the Shrine picnic to be held
here on July 4.
Robert Simpson. assistant manager
OF the Standard OIL Company mere.
Is out OF tho city for tho waek end
''rccuperatins" in Louisa County.
e. J. Collins. Jr.. with c. C. Alley
w., Inc, OF Petersburg, mas Oeen
extended the sympathy OF his many
friends IN this city. Last week Mr..
Collins had tho misfortune to lose
MS father. whose death was n great
| shock 10 his many friends In Rich
! mond.
Thomas II. Erin. vice president o..
tho Wingo- Elicit Shoe Company. Is
! spending Tho weekend and tho
Fourth In Caroline County.
william l.. BugH q! Anderson
Bros. expoctH 10 return 10 Richmond
for tho Fourth from his territory.
G. AMhrsy spence. representing tho
| Clln Wsii Cigar Company. IL In
southwest Virginia th!s week. and
! VIII foYsr territory In west Virginia
"eforo no roiufns 10 tho city.
nserae r Seisea. Of rs. A. Haun.
derH' horz' Co. has moved to his
SUMMER homv On tho James. whore
ne vi! he visited in The near future
~ 'Np shiiTs local chapter 81 the
United Commercial Travellers. Tho
bTgahlHailan has accepted his inv,
'atioH ~ attend Nh a!I.day hlsnia ia
no siYhR esPes,aiiy for their bensht
some day in August,
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