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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
A THREE DAYS.
COUGH IS YOUR
DANGER SIGNAL

Chronic coughs and persistent colds
lead TO serious lung trouble. You
can stop them now with Creomulsion
an cmu!s!fcd creosOte that is plea sa nj
TO take. Circumcision is new med
lea! discovery with twofold action:
IL soothes and heals the Inflamed
membranes and kills the germ.
or all known drugs. creosote is
recognized by the medical fraternity
as the greatest healing agency for
the treatment OF chronic coughs and
colds and other forms OF throat and
lung troubles. crcomulsion contains
In addition 10 crcosOtc. other healing
elements which Soothe and neal IN.
unnamed membranes and stop the irri-
tation while the creUsOtc goes on m
The stomach. Is absorbed into the
blood. ATTACKS the seat OF the trouble
and destroys the germs INA, lead 10
consumption.
Crcomuision IL guaranteed satisfac-
tory IN the treatment OF chron,c
coughs and colds. bronchial asthma
catarrhal bronchitis and other forms
of throat and lung diseases. and ,s
excellent for building up the system
after colds or the flu. Money refund
Ell II any cough or cold no matter of
how long standing. is not relieved
inter taking according to directions
ASK your druggist CreomuIsion CO
hlnnts. Ga-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
NINE LOCAL PHYSICIANS
FACE PROHIBITION HEAD
Threatened With Revocation
of Liquor Prescription Ii
ccnsc for Abuse.

With mot true bills" returned
against them by the October grand
jury OF the United states District
Court. the nine prominent Richmond
physicians, who had boon arrested
for alleged violation OF tho prohihl-
ton law. now face an cif"r; on Tao
part Of til" Federal Prohibition be-
parimcnt I" revoke their licenses To
prescribe liquor. Along with tho
four Petersburg physicians. charged
with similar violations. tho niuo To-
cal physicians Will have hearing
today and tomorrow before L. X
Anderson. assis,an, prohibition al
rector for Virginia. j. NJ Hartman
counsel FOR the prohibition depart
mcnt. Will represent the government
1t is alleged that tho physjciau>
used their liquor prescription privi-
leg. Illegally. and ii the charges are
sustained. ;ht physicians will Ice de-
MED permission t" prescribe liquor
tor their patients for period of
twelve months or longer.
Mr.. Anderson now has under con
Sid"rati"n tn" evidence heard in siml-
lar cases against eleven Norfolk ply
sicians in that city on TUESDAY
decision is expected within tn" next
few days. With TWO exceptions. all
oc the Norfolk physicians wcre at the
hearing. ON" was i'll and tho other
engaged in hospital duty. Nj pres
cnt contested tho cases
tn" four Petersburg physicians ar-
rested IN September for alleged vio-
latiuns of the prohibition law XIII
also nav" hearing before MIR. Nn-
d"rs"n today or tomorrow and the
three in Eranok" will b. heard with
In IN" next thr"" or four days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
10000 GERMAN MARKS
FOR NEAR EAST RELIEF
Received Here by Oliver J. Sands for
Little Unfortunate Children 1icinE
Supported overseas.

Forty thousand German marks re-
pose in the vaults Of the American
National Bank today ms the latest
gift OF a Richmondcr 10 the relief
Of the thousands Of little children
being supported by the Near East
Relief overseas. The money was re-
ccived by mail AZ the office ~ State
Near East Relief Chairman Oliver J.
Sands Saturday. They will be- for
wardcd 20 New York. and from thence
overseas today or tomorrow.
The Gift. which would have been
fortune few wears ago today rep
rcsents only a few dollars.
Every cent is welcome" Mr. Sands
said in commenting on the gift.
Near East Relief has received many
nu"cr gifts, but never has IL failed
Ia make use of them all II the poo
pie OF America could only realize that
their dollars will purchase the means
10 save lives Of little Christian chill
dr"n and prosecuted women, they
would give more than the sum asked
by tn" Near East Relief, and give
IL At once"
send your contributions 20 your
local Near East Relief committees or
dircc, to Waller Holiday, Near East
Relief treasurer. 3O9 American Ma
;ioua. Bank Building. Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
FROM BOSTON LIKE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROAD
Party of seventyOne Reaches Capital of Old Dominion
on Way to Land of Orange Blossoms-Met
Here by Committee of Citizens

Tho ky-Bo -Shuu. as they cay in
Japan was put upon tho rumors OF
tho dctractors OF tho road system in
Nirginia, especially that particular
part between Washington and Rich
mond. by members OF tourists from
Soston. who arrived In Richmond.
happy and in good health, yesterday
afternoon.
The road from Washington down"
said c. H. Butler, manager OF tho
tour. OF Dorchester. Mass. last night
at the Jefferson Hotel, was rs good
as any We passed over along the en-
tir" routue. We had no trouble what
ever, and II the highways south Of
mere are half ms good. wa will reach
our destinationin the land of the
orang" blossoms as per schedule"
The party OF scvcnty-onc tourists.
including mon. women and children.
was met beyond Bryan Park nv n
committee from :hc Chamber a. Com
merce and the automobile associations
OF Richmond. including l. j. Marcusc,
president OF the Chamber of Com.
mercc: James \. Gawthrop. secretary
Of that body Ralph l.. Harrison.
James 4. Kline. Il. y. !;icnn.r. John
II. Alsop, II. l.. Hocn. George Ingalls,
and Frank Hoykin. secretary OF the
Auttnobile club 81 Richmond. The
tourists were escorted through the
residential sections OF the city To the
Jefferson, and later. most Of them
took advantage Of the opportunity to
inspect the points ~ interest in the
city. many attending the thcat"rs last
night. y number OF social gatherings
were also given in honor oc the Wis
itors
This Is the third annual personally
conducted tour under tho auspices of
the Green Book. The party left the
Public Library, Boston, on the morn
inE of December >. and reached Rich
mond on schedule, having stopped
over in Hartford. New York. Trenton.
Philadelphia. Bel Air. Md. and Wash
ington. Al each Of these places. re-
Crption were given the tourists by
public officials and representatives
of the Chambers OF Commerce and au-
tomohilc associations.
Among those in the party arc three
newly weds: Howard H. Eonncmort
and wife. Of Dedham, Mass; G. ".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
TO EXAMINE VIRGINIA
ARTILLERY OFFICERS
MINOR William II. Sands Among New
~ Chosen Ones Ia Appear
Here

Examination OF all newly elected
field artillery officers OF Virginia as
provided for under section seventy
hve OF the national defense act viii
take place at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning in the Offices Of Adju,ant-
Heper"l w w. Sale. 1t was an
nounced yesterday afternoon.
Among tho officers TO be examined
ere; Northumberland McChesncy
II. Jcnries, Major William II. Sands
and other officers OF the one Hundred
nn6 Eleventh Field Artillery com
mands IN Norfolk and Newport News
Major Sands, who now lives In Nor
folk. IS formo. Richmond man.
The members of tn. examining
board are: L!eutenat.< :CoIcncl How
ard @. Davis, Un.' es" states Infan-
try. president; Captain Thomas =.
Wheeldon. med!ca! corps, Virginia
National Guard. and Captain G \.
Greavcs. United states Field Ar,IL-
lery. recorder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
WEST POINT WILL HAVE
A NEW 100000 HOTEL
Charles M. Robinson, Archie
tects, Of Richmond, to De-
sign the Structure.

Through tho movement sponsored
by tho Kiwanis Club Of West Point,
that town Is TO havo Il three story
brick hotel. which. with tho site and
furnishings. will cost between $780,
900 and 100000. Tho firm OF Charles
NJ. Robinson. architects. OF this city.
has been awarded tho contract for
designing tho structure. which viii
contain all modern equipment. 1t Ia
planned to have shops on the ground
floor. and tho lobby Will have n lilo
floor.
Selection OF tho architects was
made Tuesday night II. a. Ruirn.
International director OF the Lions
club, addressed tho kiwan!ans OF
West Point on tho value or n mod
crn hotel structure To community.
and the fact that West Point In
short on hotel facilities. stirred tho
kiwanians and business men OF tho
town TO prompt action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07

Brackett and vito. of North AoinE-
don. Mass. and Clarence II. Gushing
and wife. OF North Abingdon. Others
arc: w. Rocnmorc. Winthrop. Mass,
pilot: G. ID. Butler and Mrs. Butler.
Dorchester: Frank kilmer and wife.
and daughter. Miss Hope, OF Graf
ton; X. IL. Tilcry and wife. OF Es-
SEX MISS Frances Van Baalen. brook
line: Mrs. Edward Rintels. Brookline:
Fred o. Wadsworth and wife. VOL,
iaston: Arthur Lawrence TompkIus
Z. c"ons, TivolL y. Y; Raymond
l.ashcr. Luther Finger. Germantown.
y. Y; Mrs. Elizabeth Mullen, Miss
Anna Mullen. Miss isabelle Mullen.
Miss Agnes Mullen, Miss Martha
Davis. Little Falls, y. y: Ernest II.
Bailey and wife, Duxbury, Mass.
Miss May r.. Brady. Los Angeles: Mrs.
Frank Martin. Miss Irene Bennett
adams. Mt. kisco. y. Y: Mrs. Caro-
lyn NJ iiittinger. Waldo +. Houghton.
PORTLAND. Me-: Il. NJ. Carpenter ana
wife. Salem. Mass; Carl \. Hall. Miss
colby. Miss Charlotte Hall. Robert
Han Concord. y. H.: Fred II. Coomhs.
Mrs. Mary +. Wheeler. Raymond T.
Wheeler. Concord: Sumner s. Foster,
Dorchester Mass; Oscar Monroe and
WIFE. Fitchhurg: Augustus Young
Springfield. Mrs. Annie T washburn
Er"oklne: Fred =. Richmond and
wife. 'Brockton: Claude Hart. W. II.
l.aShcr. Walter Finger. Rca;cr Eils.
ger. G"rmantown. Charles Il. Tilev
and Wife. w. w. Morton and wife,
Essex Conn: Alvah G. Spencer. Rev-
erly; +. a. Raymond. Howard H.
Bonnermort. Dcdham: r. NJ Wash
burn. Blue store y. y: g w. Braci-
cit and wife, North Abingdon. II. +.
RraCkcti. Boston; Henry Windsor.
Hanover Mass; Clarence II Cushing
and wife, Abingdon; j. J. Trick. Blue
store.
The party VIII leave the jefferson
Hotel At $50 o'clock this morning.
accompanied by committee. who
viii speed them on their WAY ut Pc
tershurr. They will proceed through
South iiili. Raleigh, pinchurst. Cam
don. RatcshurE. Augusta. Savannah
brunswick. Jacksonville" ST. Angus
tine. Palm Beach and Miami. EXPECT
ms Ia reach the latter place on De-
cembcr IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS
TOPIC OF JAMES CECIL
Outlines Necessary Prepare.
ton for Successful
Drives.
WAY MUST NE PAVED ron work
Commercial Erscnrch, He Says, Hns
Not Developed tn Knpirdiy ns Copy
Writing and Art, I,ut is n Big


James NJ Cecil. OF Cecil Rarre;o &
Cecil. advertising agency OF Rich
mond and New York. delivered a
practical talk to the members OF the
Richmond Advertising Club n; tho
y. W. {. a, yesterday afternoon on
What Goes Ahead OF Advertising"
Mr.. Cecil emphasized nj the BEGIN
ninG that work is necessary TO lay
the foundation 70. the Advertising
campaign. and that the advertising
must DO correlated with all other
branches OF the business. lie said
advertising does the missionary
work. but way must be paved for
1t. He pointed out that while firms
have travelling men. these men have
Their routes selected for them.
Mr.. Cecil told in detail OF tho
commercial research work necessary
10 insure the success OF any adver-
search has not developed. he said as
rapidly as copy writing and art work.
but IL is fast becoming factor in
planning campo gns.
For any campaign TO ne successful.
the speaker said IL Is necessary for
the advertiser 10 know the POSSIBLE
tiles OF the market. have a reason
q ole amount Of money 10 invest.
know the resistance TO sales and the
competition 10 he encountered in the
field 10 he entered, and the advcr-
tiser must find out what the ulti-
mate owner OF the pruduC; To be sold
thinks OF the product. MIR. Cccii
stressed that all advertising mus,
have character behind il. and the adj
vcr;isinG must he attractive and
pleasing. and At the same time con-
tain truth
Nearly 100 members were in attcn-
dance and Mr.. Cecil was given ris-
Ing vote Of thanks for the informa-
ton conveyed in his talk
President Il. Z. Hotzc. Jr.. an
nonnCed that Mrs J. Is. Bowman had
been named chairman OF tho com
mittee TO arrange for the Richmond
Advertising Club having large rep
resentation and putting on stunts at
the Atlantic city convention OF the
Associated Advertising Club conven-
zion OF the Associated Advertising,
Club OF the World. next June, which
would put Richmond on the map.
II was announced that j. Clyde
Oswald. noted published and print
or, OF New York. Will he the speaker
next Wednesday through the cour-
tesy Of tho Richmond Printers Asso-
cia;ion. Mr.. Oswald comes on Tues
day TO address the printers and has
To remain over and adj
dress the Richmond Advertising club
on Wednesday. His subject viii be
Business and Advertising"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
Wage Bitter War
On Bootleggers
". c. T. u. Throtos Do,U7s
Gauntlet to Run,
Sellers.

Tho quarterly, convention OF tho
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union for Richmond and Henrico
County. which was held yesterday In
the Barton Heights Methodist
Church. was an enthusiastic melting.
Mrs. Harry Scmpnes. OF Roanoke.
spoke on tho work OF tho Parent
Teacher Association and tho cooper
alton az organizations. Tho lcEiSla-
two chairman OF the League of Wo-
men Voters made an interesting talk
on child welfare work. Mrs. r. IL
Thomas. president OF tho state w. G..
I. L., gave report of the world con-
v"n,ion in Philadelphia Mrs. Bick-
ers ais" made report OF conccntion
new department. was added Ia the
others of the organizations which will
be known ms Fight the Bootlcrgcr.'
and every woman pledged herself to
sincere effort in the fight for prohi-
bition. Many visitors were present
at the convention. some from even
ms great distance as Wisconsin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
DIR. FREEHOF TO TALK
AT SYNAGOGUE HERE
DISTINGUISHED Professor ~ Liturgy
VIII Deliver Series Of Addresses
nt Beth thnbph

Rabbi +. \. Caiisch announces a
series Of addresses TO be delivered by
pr :. h. Freehof in the schooiroom
Of Beth Ahabah Synagogue. DR..
treehof Is professor OF liturgy at
the Hebrew Union College. at GIN
'.mhat.. ana Will SPEAK on the topic.
n" SPIRIT OF Prayer and the Max
Ing Of Prayerbo"ks' The series will
consist Of five addresses to he given.
IN" hrSt this evening At s.l5 O'Clock.
and III" others following tomorrow
afternoon at I; tomorrow evening at
S;l'. in connection with tho regular
sabbath evening services: Saturday
morning at II, ana sunday morning
at 1890. These lectures are fro.
ana open 10 the general public, who
Hro cordially invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
TO RICHMOND LuHcHERs:

My Dear Eaters.-Do you lunch
ooWnt"wn, or do you bring lot Of
nam sandwiches and sweet pickles
on the scent car fare YOU pay Tom
Wheclwricht's street railway COM
pany' depend largely upon the
area cast OF First Street. This is
Tor two reasons. one Of them is that
ro'! out Of bed. glance at the clock
and bound down tho stairs when |
wake up in the afternoon. having no
time 10 bother with lunches. and tho
other is that my mother never would
permit mo in my school days TO car
ry food IN tin bucket. such as was
used by those whom l regarded in
youthful hero worship. as the sine
qua non OF regular habits and proper
methods 1t was tin buckct or
nothing for me. But all this is mere
ly reminiscent. What wanted =,
tell YOU is that many Richmund
churches and charitable organ.za-
tons a; this time OF year are selling
Christmas dinners. Proceeds from
these meals go toward giving hap
pin"ss and good cheer to those who
love tin buckets. hut who rarely have
the whcrewithal with which to fill
them. II YOU do not bring YOUR
lunch from uptown. and YOU have
IN" permission OF your regular res
taurantcur To aid the poor at Christ
mas time. why not buy turkey
dinner or chicken feast or "A shoat
roast from one of these highly wor-
thy organizations, which is trying 20
hang out the rainbow ot hope for
There ar" plenty OF them over the
city Watch the daily papers and
make your choice
FATHER RYRD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
GOVERNOR TRINKLE BACK
IN THE CAPITAL TODAY
viii Attend the Flood Rein.
terment Ceremonies at
Appomattox.

Governor and Mrs. F. Leo Trinkle.
VINO were In Washington last even
ing to attend tho Southern Socicty's
dinner TO Georges Clemenccau, war
fremicr OF Franco. Will return to tho
city today. Tomorrow Governor
Irlnkie VIII so to Portsmouth to at
tend the presentation OF n flag 70
crimes Battery. and to attend n din
her IN his honor at o'clock at the
Monroe Hotel.
ON Sunday. Governor and Mrs.
Trinkle will spend tho day In Apo
mattoN TO attend the exercises in
'inent To the Refinement OF the body
ol representative Henry Delaware
ROOD. The body will be placed in
tn" mausoieum in the Courthouse
SQuar" mt Appomattox
United states Senator Claude A.
swanson Will be tho principal
speaker 1t the exercises.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
Dnnvilir Minister, u,,.

DANNILLE Wa Dec. G-Rev v
9. Smith. FOR nearly ave years pas
tor of shelton Memorial Prcsbyteria.
Church In &ortn Denvlie mas ac.
cepted the call rendered him hy the
Park'on. y G. church. and has SO
notfed MS congregation lie viii
ieaVe. ne says. early in February.
His acceptance o: the cal! comes
soon after similar announcement
made by Rev. II. W. DuRoso yho.
within the next two weeks. win
leave the First Presbyterian church
here 10 accept d past0ra,e at Spar.
tanburg. s. G. Both o. tho r4lpiis
in the local Pr.sbyterian he!d arc
thus made vacant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
Little Thcntcr LcnRue Plays.

Two more opportunities will be
given the public TO witness the per
I"rmances of three one-act plavs
by the Little Theatcr League. for
th"y VIII be repeated tonight and
tomorrow might al $50 o'ciocl M
tho Workshop" ?OS IL Floyd Ayc
nu". entered from the alley behind
'""r"i street The program con-
S.S's OF II" Monkeys Paw" The
Tents Of the Arabs and "rbo To-
"vitahle scene" mystery rI,v Win
q touch Of horror. "a poetic drama OF
tn" dcscr; and modern light
comedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

American Institute Chemical
Engineers, Jefferson Hotel. 3
A. NJ.
Executive Committee Good
Roads Association. Murphy's Ho-
tel. 1 p. NJ.
Annual meeting. Associated
CHARITIES, Y. w. c. A.. $50 p. NJ.
Lee Chapter. u. ID. c.. room $50
JEFFERSON Hotel. $3.50 p. NJ.
BUSINESS Women's Council. Y.
w. c. A. 6 p. NJ.
Richmond League OF Women
Voters. Jefferson Hotel. p. NJ.
Public performance, Little The
atcr League. $3.50 r. NJ.
John Marshall House, Ninth
and Marshall Streets. open A.
NJ. to +. NJ.
For theatrical calendar. SEQ
page five.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
BROAD STREET BANK
DIVIDEND INCREASED

An Increase In it's annual dividend
rate. making II IL per cent on a
capital stock of $4,000 was decided
upon at meeting OF the board
OF directors OF Broad Street Bank
yesterday afternoon. Tho payment
ot the I'VE months period ending
January | Will amount TO $4,000
The dividend rate was formerly 10
per cent.
The directors OF the hank also
authorized the payment Of 10 nc
cent bonus 10 employees Of the insti-
tuition. The bonus liz 10 per cent OF
The years salary and applies to ali
ysmployes except the cashier and
.thor officers Of the hank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
TO RADICALS IN CONGRESS.


My Dear Reds. Your suggestion
that the President OF the Untcd
states nc elected by popular vote
VIII strike responsive chord. This
does not mean ii is the proper thing
TO do. or that we ought To depart
lightly from constitutional proceed
ure more than Il century old am
thinking only Of the boys and girl.
who would like 10 be President MANY
es'imable men and women know
would aspire, like Bryan, 10 rule the
d"stiuics Of the republic wore IL not
for the high sounding designation.
electoral college" They look upon
II as sort OF hichbrow job. 70 he
hlI"d 10y folks OF the Caliber OF Amy
Lowell. Henry L. Menckcn and Joe
H"rg"Shcimcr. The term college is
tn" winter of discomfort to many
a s!mpl" soul, who harbors I'm his
head more IDEAS OF International r..
.h'ions than George Harvey has
brains in his feet, Usually. am an
opponent ~ all constitutional amend
ments. They are 10 me necessary
evils much like measles and humps
Rut 20 this one YOU propose give
my hearty assent. Away with the
highhrow qualifications, lie, the
boys and girls NJ Granite ana Mid
lothian hnv" "a chance. They 49,
rather hc right than President. tUt
the presidency we'll 1t isn't 10 b.
wint"d at IN period OF industrial
reconstruction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07

TO HIS ENCEiLENCY:
Dear Tim HHalv,--l wish YOU all
the happiness in tho world as Gov
orror-Gcueral Of ireland. But I wish
10 protest against one Of your re-
plies TO Lyndon newspaper men. You
ar" reported as saying. upon being
asked. II you were taking any iitIc:
Il Will remain rs long AS the Lord
pcrnltS-plain Tim iicaly.' Don't
d" 1t. Put ON ali the Tugs you can
while the putting is good. That was
probably what sustained those Greek
statesmen when they looked the end
in the facc-the end OF gun barrel.
You never can tell when bricks will
ny. OF course. none OF us looks for
that We hope 1t doesn't come. We
don't believe IL will. But YOU never
can tell. Tim. YOU never can tell.
FATHER BYRD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
FATHER BYRD.
~ RICHMOND hLKs:

My Dear II. T. o. E..-IIorac.
.Gr""ley's slogan o: Go Nest. Young
Man. Go West" was a Ion. ,tiuc
reaching Eleventh and Marshall
streets, but am glad 10 learn ii nj,
TINS in"dicn! center last night Win
a convincing shock. You will be
among friends up Their" In that sec.
tlon "" ar" both benevolent aud pro-
'"ctiv" Just look at my picture q;
The TOP Of this column aud yuu viii
be assured of the hcncy"l"ucy of at
least one resident 81 that general
ARA. As 20 tho protective idea. take
another look ana YOU win know the
principal characteristic OF the ocner
fU!ks
ANA ,,,.,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
Court con.enen ,InnA..

The December term OF the Law
and Equity Court VIII convene at ii
o'clock next Monday morning Judge
y. T. Crifnp states that the dOcAet
Is long one, and that Interested
lawyers Hould be on hand promptly.
80 cases Say be set for hearing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
To In-pc., virginia Armorrc..

Announcement was made AT tho Of
fees OF Acknowledgement ". w. sails
yesterday afternoon that tho Federal
annual inspection Of all armories OF
tho Virginia National Guard will
take place In February or March.
The inspection is TO he made by
regular army officer in accordance
with regulations OF the war Depart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07
AY PURCHASES OF

Store Fixtures
bakery Products
Extrncts. Syrups
Fertilizers. Cans
Furniture, Seats
Heavy Machinery
Leather Helting
Omco Supplies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07

Photographs
Soft Drinks
WoOdenware
Meat, all kinds
Stoves, Heaters
Glassware, Ice
Hardware, Tools
Luggage. varied
Pickles, Spices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-07

Clothing. Hats
Coffee and Teas
Cords and Irvine
I.ith0grapl,ing
Narnlsh, Paint
Candy, Flour
Cake. Pastry
EngravinRs
Mattresses