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Evening star., 1922-05-21

Y you can determine how long
~ any one has lived in Holly
wood by the calluses on his or
L her-ahem.-waist line.
Don't misunderstood mel refer
to the calluses caused by carrying trays
In the local cafeterias.
But why any one should want to
determine such facts is beyond me.
1t is enough that a person live in
Hollywood. The length OF intern
ment does not mitigate the circum-
stances.
Right At the outset OF this diatribs
let me state that my old friend, DR..
straton, would not only approve Of
Hollywood but give II his blessing,
For just as an oil well may be
described as a hole in the ground
owned by a liar. Hollywood may be
described as a collection OF bum
gslows and motion picture studios
written about by liars.
1t is an actual fact that more lies
have been written about this dreary.
desolate suburb of Los Angeles than
any other part of California. Only
the climate Of this alleged sun
kissed" state has been more misrepre-
sented. to put 1t mildly. in the public
prints. And while 1 am on the sub
ject OF sun kissed" California l want
to explain why 1t is SO called. To
put 1t crudeIy and correctly. 1t is
because the sun long ago kissed it
good bye
IVES. dear simple minded readers. to
any one who really knows Holly
wood and its inmates. the stories
that have been printed about it's gay
life are a joke. The tragedy of 1t IL
that they are taken seriously. There
is no more necessity for you to put
on asbestos mittens or sprinkle this
page with chloride of lime because
this story Is about Hollywood than
there is for eastern visitors In this
wretched suburb to wear signs read
ing: Not in the Movies-Don't
Shoot"
In the first place, no one but an
inmate can take this bungalow
Greenwich Village seriously. How
ever. that is no reason why 1t should
be maligned in the public prints.
Hollywood is simply that part Of Los
Angeles in which the majority Of its
motion picture studios are located.
Consequently a third of Its popula-
tion-between fifteen and twenty
thousand souls-is in some way con-
nected with the motion picture in
dustry. AT present most of them are
only connected with the studios by
telephone-but we'll come to that
later.
Hollywood Is in no sense n city.
1t has no local government, no art
galleries. no museums, no institutions
of learning aside from primary
schools and kindergartens-noth
that makes the slightest pretense to
culture, civic or otherwise.
It's only restaurants are cafeter!as
-self-serve tooth and jaw gymna-
siums, where 1t is as fashionable to
use a toothpick In public as 1t is to
leave the spoon in ones cup. 1t
doesn't boast of q single theater ex-
cept the cheapest movie playhouses.
And its leading hotel is an old fash
Evening star., 1922-05-21

FOR many years Ohio led ali states
IN amount Of its railroad mileage,
~, nav the Buckeye state ID SUR
,sssssI In this respect by Pennsyl-
x1nfs Texas. Illinois, KansaA Iowa
md Hfnnesota-
Evening star., 1922-05-21

Tragedy of Movie Settlement Is That
Stories Have Been Taken Seriously-Sieht-
seer Wants His Money Back Because No
Murder Is Committed During Period of Visit.
More Than Two People Abreast Taken for
Parade-No Money to Spend.
Evening star., 1922-05-21
= ct Int o t h E
Trenches and Find
Out for Yourself, -
He Says-Attacks
Glass Legislation
and States Need of
Reducing Expenses
of Government and
r ads" "Peo-
pl e Yearn for
Truth"

By CHARLES w. DUKE.
Y 4 HAT is the greatest need Of
NM the United States Of Amer
lea and her people at this
Evening star., 1922-05-21
. BY KARL X. KITCHEN.
illustrated By Herb Roth.

you can determine how long
~ any one has lived in Holly
Z wood by the calluses on his or
Il her-ahem:-waist line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
FEAR OvERPRODUCT|ON
OF DARK TOBACCO CROP
Feeling Good Prices Certain
Regardless of Yield,
Ground of Belief.

Especial to Thc.Tim.S- Dispatch
NEW CANTON, VA. March 2S--
That there Is serious danger Of tn"
production Of an ovcrcrOp of dark
tobacco is admitted 10y many Of the
prominent tobacco growers and CO.
Operative Association leaders OF this
section.
Nearly all the growers Of this por-
ton of the dark tobacco region has
signed tho fv"-ycar marketing CON
tract. and the impression generally
prevails that high prices will ncccs-
Sarily he paid In thu future. whether
tho crops toe large or small. This
attitude Of the growers seriously dis
turbs tn" NOR" thourhtful leaders.
and efforts Will shortly bc made TO
crop for the season Of 1922
TIL" fact that dark tobacco sold
higher than TN" nu"-Curcd varieties
throughout the late season has also
melted many to prepare for tobacco
growing who never grew the CROP
before.
II is understood her. that efforts
viii he mad" 10 have convcnicn; re-
cciving warehouses established for
the handling OF tho dark tobacco
Unless houses are conveniently
placed IL Is thought more or less
dissatisfaction will prevail among
the contract sieucrS. II is under
stood that fun warehouse facilities
viii be offered the association this
place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
TUG IS RAMMED, sinks,
WHOLE CREW SAVED
Goes Down OFF Scwails Point
When Struck by S. S.
AIlianca.
IEy AssocIatcn rrcsn.l

NORFOLK. VA. March 2s.-Cap-
tain Anderson and all members Of
the crew ~ TIA" tug Bcss. which
sunk early last night on ScwcIls
Point after collision with the Old
Dominion Transportation Company
steamer Alliance. were saved The
mon were picked up by small boats
shortly after the crash occurred and
pu, aboard the barg"s which the
Tux was To tow 10 New England
Tn" Alliance, bound to- Sew York
struck tho tug when the latter was
making nor way out from the coal
piers 10 her tow. anchored OF
S"wcils Point. Though the Bcss way
badly damaged. she remained aiioat
long enough to shift into shallow
water before she nll"d The Bcss
now lies 81 few hundred Yards inside
~ the edge rf the channel with
her decks awash. Captain And.r-
son said this morning that IN. and
his men were soon taken on the tug
and had suffered no discomfort.
What steps viii be taken toward
raising her he was unable to gay.
The Allianca was appar "ntly un-
damaged. and continued on her way
20 New YORK after the accident.
Tn" Ecss was steel tug OF los
not tons and Of "A length Of lOs feet.
Her owners are the Thames Towing
company. OF New London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
NEGCMEN IN AUTO
BLOW STORE. SAFE
Especial to The Times dispatch.

Special To The Times Dispatch.
FRED FRI CkSRUKG. VA. March
9Th" Tiilinghnst general mcr-
chandis. stur" at I~prtDn. Oh the
Richmond. Frederick burg and rotu-
mac Railroad. several miles north OF
Occoquau, Was robbed during Sunda !
Iiph, hy professional y"ggS who
blew open thc SAT. and robbed II
~ a large amour, Of money.
Rcsidcs III" accumulation nf cash.
IN" thieves TOOK "a quantity Of notes.
Insurance certificates and other bust
ness papers stored in the safe.
Bi"odhoundS from the District OF
Columbia workhOus". At OccOquan,
We're rushed To tn, scene Ut the rob :
h"ry Monday morning following dis
cuv"ry of the crime. but We're un-
able To pick up the trail.
For this reason. IN" county author
i'i"s h"li"v. tn" work waS done by
ycEEs travelling In an automobile.
The fredericksburg authorities were
requested 10 he on The loohout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
GOVERNMENT SEEKS
RECOVERY OF LAND
Plans TO Use Right Of Eminent
Domain to Rcposscss Nor
folk Properties.
IEy AssocIa,ed press.l

WASiilNGTON. March 2s.-Plans
Tor recovering 10 the government
through exercise Of tn. right OF
eminent domain. OF lands AT Nor
FOLK. Va, upon which extensive con-
strnction was erected during the
war are under consideration. IL was
'said today in government circles.
Millions Of dollars worth OF build
ings were erected during the war
at the naval base at Norfolk. Va. on
Land 10 which the government had
no title.
\ similar situation was said To cX-
ist al camp Grant. HIS. which il is
proposed 10 transfer ~ tho Depart
mcnt Of Justic. as an experimental
r"formaiory industrial school for
hrSt oncns" prisoners IN Fedora!
pcnitcutiarica between the ages Of
Is aud 30 som. OF the land at
camp Grant. II was said. has al :
ready been returned to It's owners
aud the government Will seek it's
recovery through the right of emf
n"nt domain.
Further steps ia this matter ar"
expected following conference to
he held Friday between President
Harding. Attorney General Dough
"rty. Secretary Weeks and Rev H..
her H. Votaw. superintendent 81
Federal prisons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
LEE ms TAILS FISHERIES
OFFICE IN NORFOLK
Secretary Nottingham, of
Board, Will Have Charge
of Scafood Division.

NORFOLK, VA, March 2S.-The,
Norfolk office OF Commissioner Of
FISHERIES ana Of Game and Inland
f'sh.ri"s will be- opened on the see
"nd floor OF the Atlantic Hotel next
saturday. Commissioner W. Melon
aid Lee annouDccd today.
quentin Nottingham. OF Accomac.
secretary OF the board OF fisheries
and shellhSh commissioner. will u.
charge OF tn" fish and oyster diyis-
ION of the office. and J. +. NJ Joyce.
Of Norfolk County. supervising
game warden for tn" Second Dis
'rict. viii be in charge Of tho game
and inland fisheries section
The principal Office OF the fish and
oyster section will he at N"wpor,
News. with ". 4. Rnw"ll in charge.
and tn. gam" operations in Tide.
water Virginia will be largely dj
r"cted from Norfolk. Colonel Lee
said
Colonel Lee viii move the rec
ordS Of tn" commissioners Ollie.
from Portsmouth. whcr" they hav.
been maintained during the incum
bcncy Of Colonel + Nash Bilisul.y.
whom Mr.. Lee succeeded. ana sev-
cral OF tho office personnel will 10
retained under III" new administra-
ton.
Appointments o; game ward.ns
for the city OF Norfolk were an
nounC"d yesterday az follows: W.
T.. Grail head of IN" Society for tho
Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals:
Milton +. owens. Of Atlantic CITY.
and + Q. Gillian. H. T. Moore was
rcappointcd special game warden
for the city, None Of the rcguIa =
game wardons were rcappointsd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Cnp,nir I,oh.r,u Tn,,,x

NORFOLK. VA. March 2S.-Cap-
tain Robert r.. raplcy. for fifteen
Years United States inspector Of
hulls for this district. died on Sun
day night at Arlington, y. j. Cap
tain Tap,ey was one of Norfolk's
bcstknown citizens. and in his ac
guaintanc" were included thousands
Of ship masters and officers OF the
MERCHANT marine. ~. was a nativ"
Of Maine. and shortly after coming
to this section. about twenty-five
Years ago. was an officer on one Of
the passenger vessels Of tn. old Do
minion Steamship Company. In 1903
Captain Tapi"y VAS appointed
United states inspector OF hulls. Il
position which he held until 1918.
when he returned To sea as master
Of Shipping Board vessels. Besides
his widow. Captain Tapl.y is eur
vived by two daughters, Virginia
and Harriet. Funeral services Were
conducted today at the Presbyterian
Church at Arlington. y. j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
EXPECT 1922 TO SET
NEW FRUIT RECORD
special to Thc rim.s-pispatch

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
NEW CANTON, VA. March Is
Indications this week are that there
VIII b" record fruit crop this year.
WIN" peach and plYm trees arc he
ginning Ia bloom, commercial orch
ards hardly show 81 bud, and there
Is hardly a possibility that they viii
come out enough to he injured nv
the spring frostS. The oldcs, orch
"rdisis OF this section are confident
tina, 1922 VIII go down in history as
ono 90 the greatest Of all fruit years
Contrary To IN" expectation OF the
experts. tn" orchards appear to be
In wcllniEh perfect physical Condi
tlor In spite OF lack OF spraying
during last summer. Some orchard
is,s are this week applying delayed
iimc-sul phur sprays with nicotine
suiphatc In order 10 combat both
scale and aphis This method has
proven popular within recent years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
COURT CUTS RED TAPE
OF LAW: CUPID WINS
Especial to The Times Dispatch.I

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
LYNCHBtRG VA, March 2S.-That
love laughs not only at locksmiths
but at the red tape OF Il Virginia
law. was demonstrated here when
Charles r. Goodlakc, 81 Dnnvillc. and
Miss Stella Kate Shelton, Of Green's
Doro, y. G.. presented themselves at
the clerks Ollie" of the Corporation
Court here for "A marriage license
The couples trouble started when the
prosperity" bride admitted that she
mad not reached her majority and the
license was refused. The proSpcc-
tive bride. however, happened to have
brother. Percy shelton, a resident
of lS:ichhurG. who was called in. and
after few minutes Judge T.. i.
Christian had named the brother
guardian. Tho brother and guardian
then consented to the marriage and
the license was issued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
LIQUOR SHIP CAPTAIN
GIVES SI7,5OO BOND
Try Associated rrcssl

NORFOLK. VA. March 2S.-Ths
British schooner Emerald with her
cargo Of gST cases OF whisky. Will
be ON It's way to st. Pierre. New
Brunswick 10y noon tomorrow
Bond for the release OF the whisky
was executed today and III" collector
OF customs. who has had CUSTODY
"i the liquor sine" /, was stored
in the basement ot tho customs house
on tn" night the Emerald wa. seized
was ordered to turn the entire cargo
over To Captain J. Arnold Williams
OF the Emerald. and To- permit his
departure for st. Pierre. The bond
was for $1,000. and was executed
In the office OF tn" United Sta..
District Attorney. 1t was signed hv
Captain Williams. who was repre-
scented ny his attorney
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Invite Senator Walsh
to Address Va. Lawyers

Especial to The cs-Dispatch.l
WASilINGTON. March 2S.-A
delegation of Virginians. mem
bcrs of the Virginia Bar .isso-
citation. came here today and cx-
tended an invitation to Senator
Thomas J. walsh. Of Montana. to
address the meeting Of tho Nir-
Sinia Bar Association. which
meets in LynGhburg on June 5.
Senator Walsh Is an excellent
speaker. and one Of the ablcst
members of the Senate.
Among the VirEinians who
called on Senator Walsh today
were Judge a. W. wallace. Of
fredericksburg. president OF the
association; Messrs. Old. OF
Norfolk: Lamb and LightfOot. Of
the executive committee. The
delegation was introduced to
Senator Walsh by Senator swan
son and Representative X. Wal
ton Moore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
TO PLAN NEW BAPTIST
UNIVERSITY in SOUTH

Special to The Times Dispatch
LYNCHBl'RG. VA. March 28.-Rcv.
Dr. l.. \. Mcfarland has gone to Biz
mingham. Ala. whore nc will attend
meeting Thursday o{ committee.
Of which he * member. represent
ing the Southern Baptist Convcn-
ton. to consider the question OF cs-
tabl!shing a new Baptist university
and theological seminary in the
southern States. The committee Is to
make report to the meeting OF the
general convention to be held in Jack
Sonvillc in May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Twin Sisters Celebrate
Their 82d Birthday

Especial To The Times Dispatch.
liEATIlSNllLE. VA. March IS.
Mrs. Fannie j. Pillsbury. or
Baltimore. and her twin sister,
Mrs. Virginia T.. Tune. OF Wash
ington. quietly celebrated their
send birthday recently.
They are natives OF Westmorc-
land County. Va. and have many
relatives in this section.
The twin sisters are remarkably
active and alert. taking much
interest in tn" affairs of the day.
Both were recipients Of gifts and
flowers from their hosts Of
friends for their anniversary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
IiIChnri f.nrnctt.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March
2S-Richard Garn.tt. -. prominen,
farmer Of Caroline County. dropped
dead while plouGhing in field on
his farm. Heart trouble was the
cause assigned for his dc; b. He
was "A popular nc!ghbor and valu-
able citizen in the community. No
Immediate members OF his family
survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
FIND "TORTURE TREE"
6 MILES FROM DALLAS
fRv AssncIn,eh Pressl

DAT.AS TENAS. March 2s.-Evi
d"nCc tending 10 show that possibly
numerous men hav" been whipped
at the ulac" where r. II EthcrcdGe
Dallas lumber dealer. was nogged n
week ago has developed. officers said
today. through statements o, NO
.rocS who attend the New Ito Church
located near the grove in which the
latest known whipping party tooN
place.
The torture tree" to which Eth
cridEc was hound is about six miles
south OF Dallas.
Officers found numerous pieces OF
linen. mostly mems handkerchIefs on
the ground
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Mrs. Francis =. Muicnhy.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March
2s.-Mrs. EiinOr Wolf Mulcahy. wife
of Captain Francis Patrick Mulcahy,
United States Marine Corps. passed
away at her home here. following
an illness of several months. Mrs.
Mulcahy was stricken last August.
and has since been an invalid. She
was born in Tcrrc lIautc. Ind, thir-
" years ago, and was daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs George &. Wolf.
Surviving her. besides her husband.
who is stationed at Quantico Marine
Barracks, are her parents and two
brothers. Her body WAS sent to
Rochester. y. Y, where interment
viii he made in the Mulcahy Fam
lily cemetery plot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Thomas T.. Iinss.

DANNILLE. VA. March 2S.-The
funeral Of Thomas l.. Bass. who died
suddenly in Norfolk on Saturday.
was held Monday morning here. Rev
j. y. Latham conducted the service
intermcnt being in Green lin Gene
terry. +. T.. Bass. Jr.. OF Raleigh. "
G.. son. accompanied the body from
Norfolk to Danville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Mrs. Snllie l., Payne,

DANNlLLE. March 2s.-MTs. Sall!e
l.. Payne. 81, died quite suddenl,
Sunday evening at the home OF her
son-in-law, Frank NJ. Meeks. on Col
lcEe Avenue. She was one OF Dan
vilie's oldest residents. Her surviv.
ing children arc Mrs. John Duvail
ri New York City; Mrs. Frank Mccks
Danville. and John r. Payne, of
Jacksonville. Fla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Amnr.ia Victim nero,cr..

IfNCHStR G. VA, March 2S-Wu-
liam FrisSee, amnesia victim, "A ser
Eennt-major at Fortress Monroe. who
seems TO have rcgaincd "A normal con-
dition here last week. has been re-
turned 10 his post after having been
absent without leave since January
81. according Ia the commando g
officer at the fort. Physicians who
observed Fr!sbcc here AT the Lynch
burg hospital, believe that he is &,
genuine amuesia victim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
GUILTY OF THEFT,
GETS 6.MONTHS TERN


Special to Tn" Times Dispatch
WINCH ESTER, VA, March 2s.-A
stranger, giving the name OF vii
Liam S,rok"r. world war veteran.
from Montana, who Yesterday
snapped revolver in Sheriff Pan
rctt's fac" while being brought to
jail here on charg. OF rObbing his
employer. Julian l.arriCk. OF about
$40. has been sentenced 10 six months
in jan on confession Of the theft
charge and has been held for the
grand jury on tho charge Of assault
with intent 10 Kill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
NORFOLK PAPER PUTS
IN RADIO SERVICE
| Spocial 10 Th. TimcspIsn.,ch ,

NORFOLK. VA, March 2s-Ncws
ny radio telephone soon viii be
hrnadcasted hy tn. Ledger Dispatch
Subscribers and friends in virginia
and North Carolina within radius
Of approximately $50 miles Will be
given rs powerful broadcastinG
trhnSmitter tn" late news, market
reports. baseball scores and bullc-
tins Of latest happenings each eve
ming, says the Ledger Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
IIends student BODY.

LYNCHBtRG. VA, March 2S.-Miss
Elizabeth Burnett of Colorado
Springs. Col. has been elected pr.si-
dent OF the student body II RAN
dolph Macon Woman'S College. This
il the first time In four years that
the president has not been chosen
from students who entered the col
!"ec from Lynchburc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29

looking we'll, but late wheat On cor,t
land is generally unprofislnE. To-
mato growers are much DISCOURAGED
ut the price % cents box. offered
by Gamers. and unless thern lis n
change quickly. few will be raised
for Gamers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
New Farmers Local Chartered.

LYNCHBURG. VA. March IS
Charter for a new local at Middle-
brook, Augusta County. has been is
sued from the State offices Of the Viz
ginia Farmers Educational and CO.
Operative Union here. Fulton Hogs
head. is president, and Arthur Miller.
secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Lee Nnmc. Gnme Wnrd.n..

HEATiiSNILl.E:. VA. March rs
Commissioner W. Mcdonald Ice has
appointed j. II. Berlin. OF Warsaw.
game warden OF Richmond County,
and George S. Gresham, Of ottoman.
game warden Of Lancaster County.
There are 1900 applicants for the
900 positions Mr.. Lee has TO be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Mrs. VI. l.. Shorter,

DANVILLE VA. March 2S-Mrs.
Lucy Brown Shorter. wife nf NJ l..
shorter. died. after long Illness
Thursday night. She was 81 years
Of age. a native Of Henry County,
her fathe- having been the late NJ
l.. Shorter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
w. j. Taylor.

Funeral services for w. J. Taylor
who died yesterday in his home, al
East Leigh Street. viii he conduct ed
this afternoon At o'clock from tho
residence. lntcrmcut will te in
Hollywood. Two sisters ana a
nephew survive"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Seek Annr,n,lnn TO Norfolk

NORFOLK. VA March 2S.-Occan
View ana Willoughby Beach have an
annexation scheme Of their own.
These two adjoining seashore re-
sorts and residence sections VIII ask
III. court which will pass on Nor
folks annexation plan on April "a.
or shortly thereafter, to require tn"
city ~ Norfolk to annex them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
s5
$1,O00,0OO
New Money
Needed (!

RichmOnd'S population
now is lS0,fS7, having in
creased by 1912 during
the last ten months, nc
cording to reports Just
printed.
TO serve this additional
population with street
railway and electric light
and power and other Pub
lie Utility services re-
Guires $9lS,400 OF addi-
tional or new Capital.
Notice what a Senate
committee reported re-
Gently:
every time the L. $.
gains IL million in pOpu-
iatiOn the Public t'tiIi-
ties have to raise, through
the sale OF securities,
$70O,0 600, 900 for extend
ing its plants and service
to provide the present
modern cOnyenienccS for
the additional customers
created by that increase
in pOpuIatiOn."
That's why new Capital
is constantly required by
street railways and other
Public Utilities.
TO get that additional
Capital, Utilities have to
he In 81 position to invite
or attract it.
Capital already invest
ed may be deprived OF it's
Just return and otherwise
unfairly treated, hut Cap
ital not yet invested can
not he compelled!
Virginia Railway and
Power Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29

tonds Improve. Nus Line Rcsune.
FREDERICKSBURG VA. March
2S-The Warsaw-F redericksburg Bus
Line has resumed operations with
the return OF bright weather and
Improvement In the roada. The bad
r""ds as IA result Of SO E,uch wet
weather mad caused tho line to shut
down for oyer month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
University women Name officers.

IYNCHBCRG. VA, March 2s.-Thc
Iyuchburg Chapter of the American
Assoc iation OF University Women has
elected the following officers for the
coming year: president. Mrs. Dexter
Otey: secretary. Mrs. 6. Murrcll Alex
andcr; treasurer. Mrs. j. ID. owen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-29
Northern Neck ami IL. crop..

HEATHSVll.LE. VA. March rs
Shad and herring are being caught
in pretty good numbers. but are
rapidly bought-up by boats from
Crisfcld
Early wheat on failow land IL