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Evening journal., 1922-01-09
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the Mediterranean bound for game
OF golf at the Cannes links An au-
tomobile driven at terrific speed
whirled up behind them and struck
the rear OF the American Ambassa-
doris machine breaking the wheels.
Harvey was thrown out, striking on
his forehead. Wyckham Steed was
thrown out and hurt, but Crane es-
capped injury.
Ambassador Harvey was rushed
back to his hotel. and Premier Bri-
and's personal physician. Doctor
Chattin, attended him. At first he
believed he was merely suffering
from slight contusions but when
after an hour he failed to respond to
restoratives, three more doctors were
summoned.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09

WASHINGTON. Jan. Omitted
Press) .-Myron T. Herrick, Amerl-
can Ambassador to France. will at
tend the Cannes conference pend
ing the recovery OF Ambassador
Harvey from injuries received in an
automobile accident. Harvey notified
the State Department today. Har-
vey was attending the conference as
an unofficial observer for this gov
ernment.
Harvey reported that his injuries
were not serious but that he would
be confined to his room temporarily.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
Y BIBLE GLASS Dinner.

After having been suspended for
the past two weeks. the Monday
night Bible classes OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
will resume its study tonight. The
usual dinner will be held at $50
o'clock. II is conducted especially
for those who attend the Bible
classes but other members OF the
association can attend. A nominal
charge is made.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
A THOUGHT
FOR TODAY

Beloved. now are we the sons
OF God. and it doth not yet APP
pear what we shall he. hut we
know that when lie shall APP
pear. we shall he like Him; for
we shall see Him as Tie Is And
every man that hath fhis hope
In him. purificth himself. even
~ He is purc.-I John 3:2-3.
The sweetest hours are those to
duty wed.
Whose hours both great and
small
Are close-knit strands OF an un-
broken thread,
Where love ennobles all.
Elizabeth Earret Browning.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
REsolUrIoNs or eEspEcr


The Board OF Trustees Of the New
castle County Hospital have learned
Edward l.. Clark. its secretary and
member for twenty years, long asso-
ciated with the duties and management
OF TINS association, his keen interest
ana untiring devotion to his duties.
commended the admiration and respect
OF az OF us, His able and conscientious
service VIII be greatly missed.
ne was always courteous and by his
Senlai disposition, made lifelong
friends with whom he came in contact.
10 ms beloved family and relatives
we extend our heartfelt sympathy. in
their loss; therefore, be IL
Resolved, That this memorial be en-
tered upon the records OF this associa-
ton and a copy thereof be sent TO the
family Of our deceased associate
HOSPITAL COMMITTEE.
ROBERT A. McLANE, Chairman
J. PERKINS GROOME
HARRY G. TAZEWELf.
HARRY HUSHEBACK.s
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL. Jan. ? CUnited
Press There was fair spot demand
at the opening today. Prices were
easy. Sales amounted to 5000 bales
Receipts totaled 10000 bales includ-
ing 16.50O American. Futures
steady.
American .middiinRs fair 1885;
good middlings. 1870; full middlings.
11.50; middlings. Ills; low mid
dlings, 1000; good ordinary s.45;
ordinary no.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
Card OF Thanks

We desire 10 thank friends, relatives.
officers and members OF Naomi Lodge
No. 3. l. o. o. F., and members Of
Silverbrook NJ. Il. Church. for their
kind sympathy and floral offerings dur
ing the recent bereavement Of our wife
and mother, florence e. Lutz.
Husband and Children
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
GRADED UNION MEETING.

Miss Emma Lemen, children's
divisional worker Of Pennsylvania
will address the New Castle County
sunday school Union al a meeting
TO pc held in West Presbyterian
church tonight She will speak on
Departmental Standards" william
2. Skellinger. superintendent OF 81.
Paurs VI. F.. Sunday school. will
have charge OF the devotional SER
vicee
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Jan. Omitted
Press Demand sterling opened to-
day at 4.22i4; francs. .Os25; lire.
.043S; marks. .0O60. The whole list
opened generally higher.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Jan. Omitted Press)
Wheat, May 112% a 4; July 1o1%
Corn, May Sass az July 55lk
Oats, May 3ek dss.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
gn memoriam

In sad but loving remembrance Of my
dear mother, f. Jane Davis. who de-
parted this life January 3. 1915:
We miss her sadly. Miss her Ss we
the hand away from us to die.
Alma Davis Todds
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
NEW YORK COTrON

NEW YORK. Jan. . Omitted
Press)-Cotton opened steady today.
January was up Is at 1887: March
1881. up 5; May 1890. up 7.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
THRUSH 60. ELECTION.

Directors of the Industrial Trust
Company will he elected for the en-
suing year AT the office Of the com
pany on January IS. between and
4 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
RESIGNS AS WELFARE DENTIST

After serving one year as dentist
for the dental unit Of the Child
Welfare Commission. DR. Francis J.
CuNan has resigned. No one has
been appointed to succeed him.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. dupont Build
Ing. furnish the following quotations
OF local securities. Bid Asked.
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
10 Cure a Cold in Ono Dav

Take Laxative BROMO oUININE tab
let's The genuine bears the signature
Of f. W, Grove. (Be sure you get
BROMO) 30c.-Adv
Evening journal., 1922-01-09
BABY IN wHARRY HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wharry. 622
South Connell street. are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF a
daughter born on Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
NATIONAL CIVIC BODY
APPOINTS COMMITTEE
Officials of Virginia Educa-
tlonal Institutions Are Elect.
ed to Membership.
Lny Associated rress.l

NEW YORK. bee. is.-A committee
OF loo prominent mon and women.
appointed by Alton =. Parker, presi-
dent OF tho National civic Fedora
ton. 10 consider two questions:
Whether the United States shall
participate in international affairs
aud whether 1t is advisable. TO re-
duce tho American army and navy.
TIL" committee viii meet in Wash
ington on January ID. It was an
nCuuccd today.
The committee includes: August
Belmont. Mrs. Charles Sumner Bird
irving T Bush. Frederic u. Coudort.
John ". Davis. Cardinal Denis !.
Douglas. Majo General Clarence r.
Edwards. samuel Gompcr<. John Hay,
Hammond, Major James G.
han'ort Rrigdal er-GenerRi George
H. Harries. David Jayne Hin. Jere-
miah w. jerks. Robert Underwood
Johnson, otto n. Kahn. Robert Lam
sing. Cardinal William ~. O'Connell.
Elihu Root. Francis n. Sisson, fiuke
Smith. Melville T.. stone. Oscar :.
Straus. rev. Henry Vandyke. Henry
White. Daniel willard. and the prcsi-
dents or officials of Virginia. Mich :
iEan. William and Mary. Cornell.
Hamilton, Princeton. Chicago. Column
tia. Washington and Lee and Yale
Universities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
FORMER D. A. R. LEADER !.
AT TER OPEN CHARGES
Mrs. William c. Story, Oncs.
Indicted, Dclics Critics in
Organization.
ERv Accumulated rrnrs1

NEW YORK. Dec. i6.-Mrs. MILAN
c. story. former president general o,
tn" Daughters OF the American Revo4
Luton who was indicted In rhiSl
on charges Of larceny ot war rclls,
funds. today cast her ha, MO Tie
riIx as third-term candidate. de-
"Itring she did so largely to hiring
into the open" the charges against
her.
Mrs. story, who twice has haid'
tn" ~. \. r. pres'd"ncy-Eenerais
never was brought to trial. the In
dictmcnt finally being dismissed. she,
hopes during TN" campaign 10 put
herself on public trial on the lars
ceny charge, which grew out OF 4
contract with an Advertising man t
Her campaign was formally
launched this afternoon at ruoPt
ing hero Of the Roosevelt Chapter.
Of the n. A. r.. her home orSaui-
cation. which unanimously indorsed
her candidacy. ''-
Mrs. Story's chief opponents arc
expected to he Mrs. Wallace G. Han
Sar. OF Washington: Mrs. George.
Thatcher GUERNSEY. ot Leavenworth.
Kan. and Mrs. Anthony Wayne COOK.
OF Pittsburgh. Tho present presidcitt
eeneral. Mrs. George Minor. of New
Haven. Conn. has announced that
she Will not run again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
VIRGINIA SAILORS WIN
FROM GREAT LAKES
L axe Entertaining Station
Boxing Championship Il,
Norfolk Base.
tBy Associated Press. ]

NORFOLK. VA, Dee, iG-The
Hampton Roads Naval Training st,
tihn boxing team defeated the t;rca,
Lakes Training Station tonight Mt
the Hampton Roads naval hasc. nvo
out OF eight bouts for the ln,cr,r.in
ing station championship OF tile Al,
lantic Coast. Results were as rul-
lows.
FIyweigh,: Smith. Hampton Roads.
won III" decision over Shade. Grc,,
Lakes. six rounds
Fcatherweight: Goodinv. Gr.,,
Lakes. won the decision over Way
h-r Hampton Roads. SIX rounds.
lightweight: pom.roy. Hampton
Roads. knocked out Wood. Great
Lakes, In hfth round
Welterwci@ht: Magris. HAMPTON
Roads. won the decision over SlIvin-
SRI. Great Lakes. seven rounds
MlddI"wclght: Ryser. Hampton
Roads. won on foul from Cater.
Great Lakes. in the second round.
Light -h"avywciRh,: Meyer, Great
Lakes. knocked out Matchett. lamp
ton Roads. In tho second round
The hcavwelRht event was forfeit
"d L" Hampton Roads, ana la thu.
bantam weight class. Murphy Of Great
Lakes, won h% forfeit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
SAN IA CLAUS IS SADLY
LACKING At PETERSBURG
Urgent Appeal l. Made to Fill
All Stockings Christ
ms.

PET EkSituIiG. VA. bee. ls.-Mrs.
John s. Jones, who is 1T tho head OF
IN" local EmUiv Stocldug club, Is
sending gu, "u nrg"n, appeal to IN.
rc"rI" OF Petersburg for clothing and
toys Tor Ia" POOR children OF the city.
Mrs. Jones snys there are hundreds
y"; I" b" supplied. who viii be dis
appointed unless Santa Claus pays
them a visit
f the people OF Petersburg could
see tn" little children who are with
ont fathers and mothers. but happy
over tn" coming OF Christmas. not
knowing mat Santa CLAUS may have
20 pass 'h"m by then We would have
Iitte trouhl" iu securing all IN.
clothing and toys We need There
ar" hundreds Of il,tlc tbts who may
have sad Christmas"
IN" Empty Stocking club wa.
stated by L o, f:rcrton. father Of
MIS- Jones. ut'aficr his death. Mrs.
Jones took M tn" good work. and
each year, She VISITS the home OF the
poor to hnd "u, { there is amy pos.
slbiiity OF Santa Claus missing ANY
children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
TO PLAY 1913 GAMES
nv NssncIatcd pross-l

CHICAGO. Dec. iG.-After deciding
on lSa gam" schedule and agreeing
10 open the season April Is at III.
same time ia" major leagues pry of
IA" baseball ia. owners OF the Am"ri
can Association, after an all-das
meeting here. adjourned without
adopting - schedule.
The owners decided that lGS
gam" schedule was preferable "a on.
OF i'' games, which was also CON
sh"f-h. suggestions concerning tn"
S'h"hul" That was wanted w"r" mad.
and President hickey WAS instructed
10 draw ~ "a u"" srh"dul" of iGN
sa'ncs and To submit II 10 a meeting
o' IN" owners 10 h" held In Chicago
h'iorc mex, February ~. Tho seized
VI" ""s TIA" only business before tn q
meeting other matters affecting the
association having pcrn disposed Of
az tn" minor lcagu" meeting at
LoutsTiIi" several days ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
IS HELD FOR SHOOTING
AT AN OFFICER HERE,
Policeman a. u. Anthony EScnpcs
Death When Negroes Revolver
Hangs Fire.

Syivanus ShcppcrdSon, coiorcd.
charged with attempting TO murder
Policeman \. e. ANTHONY. was or
dcrcd held for the grand jury of
liustings Court. Part H.. YESTERDAY
following a preliminary hearing in
Justice II. a. Mauricc's court. Ar
thug Loving. colorcd. charged with
being an accessory IN the case. was
also ordered held for the grand Jury.
Both negroes were fined 5o5 each on
the charge OF being disorderly on a
public street.
Anthony and Policeman Sacra. both
the Felt Line OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF the Third Precinct station. mt,
tempted to halt the two negroes Fri
day night at the Belt Line crossing
on the Midlothian Turnpike. The
negroes carried flashlights. In n
struggle which cnsucd one of the
negroes pressed a pistol against Po-
liceman Anthony's body and attempt
c~So shoot the officer. The weapon
hung fire. The policeman Immediate
lY placed pistol in the Negroes face
hoth negroes were then arrested and
taken to the Third Precinct Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
ALABAMA HAS SIGNED
ASSISTANT AT NANDY
LEv Assncin,cd rrn.s1

NASHVILLE. TENN. Doc ls.-wal-
lace Wade. assistant football coach
ana athletic director at Vanderbilt,
niN"rSitr FOR tn" last two years.
To-Day confirmed report from Tus-
cal""sa tina, ne had resigned his 20
sit."n here 20 b"cpm" head coach ~
~" University OF Alabama football
team Ills resignation tax. eject
~ the end ~ Nanderbilts baseball
season in 1879
In addition 10 becoming head coach
~ ia" University "f Alabama. WHd.
ais" becomes 4 pcnh"r ~ tho. fac
ally. -sfiis saiaryxwill hc 50. 600 FOR
the FIRST year Wifi tho remuneration
for 1925 To -" greed llpon.
WhHr Is former Brown Tnivrr.
sip siar. winning all-Amcrican hon
"rs there IN i.lG-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
TELEPHONE GIRL HURT
BY AUTO LAST NIGHT
Miss EstrIIr Wilkinson IL Rrmo,rd
tn Hospital A. Result of
Accident

Miss Est"ll" Wilkinson. who is In
tomac Telephone Company. was Sc
,v"rcly injured az "a result OF bcinI;
struck by AN automobile at Eighth
md Grace streets last nigh, about :
o'clock.
Miss Wilkinson. accompanied by
several "th"r t"l"phUn" girls. was
crossing Grace Street when IN" nc-
cidcnt occurred. A car. driven by II.
:. Jones. 90 South Fourth Street, Is
alleged L" have struck her. accord
ing 10 Information obtained by the
police
Miss Wilkinson was removed u
Memorial Hospital. She IS an opera
tor In the !Ong distance telephone
scryicc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
CLEVELAND TO HAVE
MODERN RACE TRACK
IHy Associated press |

CLEVELAND, Dec. ia modern
hali-mil" racing track IL to hc huilt
mere, according to an announcement
today by George r.. smith. vino op.r-
at"i the old tranwood harness track.
which has been diSbandcd and cut
NJ INTO city lots. The new track.
which will he known az tho New
'rhnwou is to he constructed on
tn" site az q half-miIe track. whic,
has boon used for training purpose
tor nearly two years.
Tho plans call for two chutes. one
IN the front and ono in the back
stretch. which VIII permit Of races
Of distances ranging from five
"lghths OF mile to one and one
eighth miles.
lians for the grand stand call FOR
a seating capacity Of 2a,0n0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
TIAJUANA RESULTS

ForS' races 'hve furl"ngs) Mr.
stevenson, 700 tMoIt.i). ,2i.i0. IIa0O
1850. won Phyllis. loi P.tzold).
% 20. '3Nu. won. Thrills. ICi MAR
tln). 'aiO, mira. Time. 1905. blanche
Meyers. iiaz"I Dale. Three y, Maudie
Wilson, also ran
Second rae" nv" furlonrs-Red-
man. los WILSON,. $40. {3.3O. $3.50.
Won, Zig Indian. IOa CTator). 1920
s2.2n. second; Oiympaid. lOI CRalls),
s".2". third. Time, 100. billie Joe.
'."n''"n' bened!cia. Squash. Baiwood.
also ran
Third race Cmiie and a turionc)-
p"lpn. los CRalls). 50. .2o0. $3.50.
Won. Judge David. los Cpetzoldl.
!" 30. $500. second. Gen. Byng. l0s
'ShaH"). $3.50. thjrd. Time. a:O5 2-5
Sl!eN IL. i.ittI" Orphan. John Arbor.
MiIl"rburG. also ran.
Fourth rae" dive aud on"-haIf FUR
longs &C "rncUttcr. III oMar,inezr
!" 30. $3.50. saG won: Sherman i.
l"' oMolt"r). $50. $40. second: n,
los bFetz"ld), $3.50. third Time,
!:i2 30 10" Tag u.ariaD. Jane A..
Chick bhrkicy. also ran.
Firh rae" 'si furlonrs) Crystal
Ford. l"l IRalls). $3.50. 1850. 81 90.
won Iai!of aid. l02 ,PctzoidD. $3.50.
800 second: KaJah. IS CThomas).
E"eo. mira. Time. l.l8 Rastilc.
Lutte Flor"nc". Cocacola, also ran.
SKIN race 'nr. and one-haif fur
l"nesl-Silk Sox. $50 GetzoI,i). .Gso.
$50 '2.5O, won. Harry H.. III tAIar-
'in"z', S3.oo. $50. Won: Coun, Boris
~ 'hnd"rsonb. $40. third. Time
- IL summer Sigh, Loon Levin.
Madrc f.. also ran
seventh rae" Cmjle)- Whippet. ia
t'iaNeD. $500. S3.iO. $3.50. won
I.ayara, II" tFator). $500. $40. sec.
ond' North Tower. Io2 tRallD. 32.so
third. Time, l;iS 20. Eugcnia *,
p"uhl" Eye. Midia. Norfords Last.
also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
BELMONT CLUB GIVES
UP GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
Track at Philadelphia Has
Been Leased for 90
Years.
lN' AsenrlatoG "-.sy >

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1.-THE
bUn... ,...-
Driving club t-dny announced that
IN" Grand Circuit races In philadcl-
phIn viii no longer hc h"id under its
auspices NJ tn" same time, IL an.
hounc"d that IN" trIck. clubhouse aud
grounds had been leased to J. 6. Her
mann. of Philadelphia for twenty
y"ars. tn" decision. tn. hoard mem
ners declared. marks TIA. passing of
sport mat has been enjoyed in
Philadelphia since 1917. when the
hrst Grand Circuit meeting was held
81 tho belmont track
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
PRO SQUASH CHAMP
DEFEATS CHALLENGER
LRy Associated rresr.1

NEW YORK. Dec. lG.-Waltcr \.
kinse!a. professional squash tennis
champion OF the world defeated
James Reid, the challenger. in the
first match Of a contest for the cham
p!onship. kinscla won in straight
games. 1913. lj-S. l5-lO
Two matches out az three will de-
cid. the contest the mex, To be played
v ednesdhy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
GIRL TENNIS STAR
FEATURES TOURNEY
IBy Assoc.ated Press.

JA'kSoNNILi.E. FLA. Dec. lG-
In" playing Of Miss y. May Walcott.
li-y:ar-oid racquet wieldcr. Of Day
'ona. "ho today won tn. girls tennis
tournament She defeated Miss
Evelyn hopkins. local high school
champion. G-n. 60. 20.
. browning Waite. Day,ona young
s""3, won ms way into the bons'
hhals. By defeating Kenneth Stewart.
OF JAck snnNLLLc - g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
MOOSE HERE TO HEAR
NATIONAL OFFICIAL
tssistnnf Srrrctnry 81 Labor To Al
dress I"rRi Moose Lodge
Tomorrow Might

Members al Richmond Lodge. No.
$50. Loyal order Of Moose. are pre-
ppring for an unusually enjoyable
time tomorrow night at Murphy 5
Hotel. when Edward j. HcnnIng. AS
sistau, Secretary or Labor OF tho
United states. Will address the lodge.
Mr.. ii"nniny besides being on the
board OF governors at M"osehcart.
H.. Is past supreme dictator Of the
order.
y large class OF candidates. includ-
Ing Governor l.. Lee Trinkic, Will be
initiated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
WILLIAMSBURG TO HAVE
HANDSOME HOSTELRY
Local Men Plan 100000 Ho.
tel OH Site Of Colo.
NAL Inn.
10 COMMEMORATIVE RAJ
New EntrrprIsr VIII he Christrnrd
for Famous Old Tavern Frruucntcd
ny NO Many of states Ercnt In Its
EARLY Days.
Especial to IN, T,n.s.prs,,,cn,

Especial To The Times Dlspatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG VA. Dec. l6.-On
tho eito OF tho Colonial Inn Is TO
DO erected new 100000 hotel plant
II VIII bear the name Of Raleigh
IaVern. ,commnmornting that did tav-
ern-the original site. OF which IS
only two blocks distant-whcrc stop
ped 40 many men famous In III" carly
history of the republic. Pledges for
tho major portion OF IN. amount have
been signed, according 10 Frank q.
Ienekin. president Of tn" hotel cor
pornt!on. Iio states that ground for
tho proposed stTuctu!e VIII be broken
IN March
Tho famous Apollo room OF the old
Raleigh Tavern. IA" meeting Of the
literary club that founded the famous
PM Bet, Kappa Society. which has
q membership today Of over $1,000
VIII be duplicated ns far as possible
as part of the spacious dining-hall.
The new Raleigh Tavern viii be
equipped with an p-,O-date golf
courses and clubhouse and service
garage.
Need for Hotel Apparent.
Tho need for n modern hotel has
been apparent for som. tim. bu,
with tn. phenomenal growth Of the
College OF William ana Mary and the
assuranc" ~ the completion OF tn"
Richmond WILLIAMSBURG Point
Highway. this need became greater
than ever and IL Imperative 10 the
future growth and progress OF VII
!lamsbIrr and the Peninsula.
Williamsburg and tho territory ON
hraccd within Il t"n-inilu radius IL
undoubtedly the most Historical SPOT
In IN" United -tat"s Yorktown.
Jamestown, McGrGd"r aud williams
burg ar" towns whose names are
seen on me pages ~ every history
OF tn" United states. ana yet only
q small number ~ visitors visit
th""" historical spots r"ar!y. while
shriu"S "a New England arc annually
tn" mecca uf thousands OF tour
srrti"n Avoided by Tourists.
This section has hrcu considerably
avoided hecaus" II lacked good road,
aud hotel facilities for III. accommo-
dat!nn 90 tourists
Tn" structure, which IL 10 be fire.
proof throughout, wiz hav" SEVENTY
i've bedrooms njn-t""r bedrooms
with bathA aud several suites Th-
main part ~ Ia" colonial Inn. now
on tn" property. viii be moved back
10 face on Nicholas street.
Officers OF the new hotel corpora
ton are. Frank g. I.-nckin. prcsi-
dent. oscar J.. Sh,w mako, Secretary:
w. \. buzsrih amt .. 6. Han. IL.
rectors. Dr }. A. . chandler. pr.si
d"r' OF william and Mar College:
Ijr " \ MOrtYpHcrv AND Professor
H. g Young, ~ N" culicE- faculty.
j T Blackwell. Vice president ~
the Williamsburg Power Company.
and ". y. Buzar'h president OF tn.
. Penin su,a Bans and Trus, Com
rary. are stockholders In Ia" new
corporation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
Naked to Ala Near Fms, Drive.

TEL ENSRUTiG. w. Dec. lf.-All
organizations in Petersburg ar.
asked 70 cooperate IN the campaign
In behalf OF tn" Near East Relief
which opens December -. IL was an
nounc"d today by !. A Baird. chair
man of tho local committee. Peters.
burg people wNl he asked To can
tribute sli,ooo 10 support $50 orphans
IN Armenia for one wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
Grand Chnnukoh cclehrn,ion.

a grand Chanukoh celebration
VIII be held tonight at s o'clock at
the Mechanics' Institute. Eleventh
ana hroad Streets. at which time
ar. haer Epstein. director of tn.
Je"isn National Fund, will speak
on The International Jew" Rabbi
Dorfman and choir will render uI'h,-
nukoh Lights" followed nv i've.
reel moving picture and piano rc.
cital by Miss Rachel Hourwich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
Dodgers ReIcnsc J,nvr,u

NEW YORK. Dec. l6.-Beforc sail.
Ing FOR Europe today. President Eb-
tetts. OF the Brooklyn National
League baseball club, announced Tho
release OF Infclder Harold q. Janyrip
to the Seattle club. of the Pacific
Coast League,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17

FlNEHtRST. y. e. Dec is.-Thc
nuaIs IN IN" Mtdpines annual invita-
non gof '"urna-ncnt. scheduled for
'"daN mere postponed on account of
rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
Lchleh Take, soccer rim.

EASToN. IA. Doc l6-i.chich
University 'oday won the pennsyiva-
MA S'a'e i-"ar"" soccer championships
nothing.