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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
REFLECT MRS. PHILLIPS
MOTHERS CLUBS HEAD
Other Officers for Ensuing
Year Are Chosen at Reg
ular Meeting.

Mrs. John j. Phillips was reelected
president Of the Federation of
Mothers clubs ana Parent Teachers
association AT the regular mec,rns
OF the organization Yesterday after
noon III the Young Women's Chris
nan Association. over seventies,
Mothers Clubs. with mcnbnrsh,p
OF more than 10000. were represented
AT this meeting.
Mrs. Phillips IS on the state board
"i the Near East Relief on the board
OF directors OF the Community Rccrea-
'lon Association. Public Library As
socihton and Home Club for Girls;
INC executive copmittee Of the Coun-
en- Oh Social Agencies. and secretary
o' HOLY Chapter, OF the Eastern Star.
oihcr officers chosen at the meet
ing Yesterday were: Mesdancs James
T.. HorNell. Walter T.. Stoncr. Ida
Klein and j. r Giefer, vice-pres,
dents: Mrs. w. Il. Kenneth, REGARDING
secretary. Mrs. Edward Kelley. as.
Sistaht recording secretary: Mrs
oIiNer. corresponding secretary. Mrs,
'haries Gasser. Jr.. assistant CORE
spending secretary Mrs. william
'einmell. historian: Mrs. John Single
Ton. librarian. and Mrs Blake C.orson
assistant librarian.
The federation is planning the sal.
"i white carnations TO carry on thor
chi!d welfare WORK the Sa,urd.,, he.
tore Mothers Day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
GOVERNOR DAVIS HERE
AFTER CAMPAIGN TOUR
Candidate for United states senate
Against Swanson Makes In
Nn.ion Of uunoneu,'s District.

Former Governor Wcstmorcland
Davis. candidate. for the United
states Senate In opposition To Scna-
tor Claude ~ swanson. returned TO
Richmond last night after II brief
invasion az his opponents stronghold
in the l'lith District. Mr. DAVIS
spoke yesterday In South Boston ana
Halifax.
Davis headquarters will be luca:-
ed IN Murphy's Hotel in the same
rooms from which the succe ssful tri-
angular race tor the governorship
was conducted in 1871 Hcadqual-
ters for Senator Swanson will be in
the same building.
Both candidates are rapidly snap
ing their plans for the August pri-
mary. As yet neither has announced
his platform or plans OF campai.n.
The primary is SIM three months
of, but as the campaign must be
carried into every section of The
state, there is much work to he done.
lntcres, is beginning to pick up ali
around, tho State. but many voters
are hanging back to see what issues
VIII he developed by I'll. candidates
before plcdging themselves. Won
en-. 1t Is admitted. VIII play "a mos;
important part in the election II
'hcy go TO the polls in any number.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
CITY COUNCIL TO ACT
ON RAILROAD MERGER
w" """'"s VIII Hold Meetings To-
MORO" Night To Take Tn Rc,o-
jutiGn Of prote.t

o"'''oh council has been called to
tomorrow night at 1880 o'cloc,;
ana me Board OF Aldermen has h.er
'"'!'d 10 meet at 7.tJ o'clock IA ..n,
NO" resolution protesting ar,,ns,
anu" s"maion OF the Seaboard Air
h"'rGad with the Illinois cen.
al under thu proposed zoulur sys,c,,
~ Is believed committee VII, he
''""'cu l" act IA conjunctioa win a
similar h"dy from the Chamber of
commerce TO appear before tho ~.
teTstate Commerce Co,n,nissinn 49,,
e'"sreSs'"haI committees q, pr..
sen, 'h' protest /; was said last
night that a trip would be taken a,
% ,.' !" Washington, and that the
Virginia delegation IN Congress youid
be asked To cooperate.
~ O'Clock a Joint session OF city
council VIII he held to cleo, scbnol
JUSTICES whose terms expire Il, this
hh'. Those whose terms ctDirc
arc T.. Ice Peters, Or. ". II p,rknr
and pr. clifton M.Iior.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
TO HOLD REFERENDUM
ON PUBLIC LIBRARY
Tag Day Planned by Association to
Secure Names OF Those Who
FnSOr the Project.

The executive committee Of the
Public Library Association decided
yesterday afternoon to stage big
membership drive. from May ~ to
June 8. and Charles l.. Weaver.
executive secretary OF the Boy Scouts
OF Richmond. was selected To direct
the drive. Every section of the city
will be covered and booths will be
established in the leading stores and
banks
On one Of the days a tag day will
be held, hut no funds viii he So
licited. The Public Library Associa
ton in this drive viii not ask the
people Of Richmond for funds" said
John Stewart Brynu. president OF the
association. What We want is a
referendum on the question of a pub
lie library. We believe the city
Council can find the money for ii
library. provided public sentiment de-
mands IT"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19

noon. May -. will form two of the
principal special features for The
entertainment Of the visitors
Al the meeting Of the Lions Club
yesterday afternoon, AZ which Score
tary tridlin made a brief talk. the
pageant project was given unani-
nous approval, and the members
pledged their cooperation in MAX
ing il a success.
The Book OF the Pageant" writ
ten By Or. Thomas Wood stevens
the director. is in print. II will
contain the entire story of the play
with the words OF the pageant
DIANA. while the Pageant Fro
gram viii contain a synopsis OF the
pageant drama and the names OF all
the participants There Will be an
issue OF 5000 OF the Book OF the
Pageant" and an Issue OF 10000 con-
les OF the Pageant Program" all
being issued under the direction OF
the Virginia Historical TSceant AS
ISOLATION.
Yesterday afternoon Thalhimer
Brothers rendered space In the main
part of their first floor for a pageant
Tooth and the booth will be erected
there at once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
MARYLANDERS GET POINTERS.
ON PURCHASING SYSTEM HERE
Department Officials From Sister State Confer With Gov.
crnor ,lrnkle and Agent Osborne OH Work
ngs of the Law in Virginia

Officials OF the state Purchasing
department OF Maryland were in
Richmond Yesterday to study the law
and system under which tho Nir-
ciuia department is operating. While
the Maryland and Virginia depart
ments are eutircly different the
visitors expressed themselves as
highly pleased with many features
found here. their chief criticism be =
ing Of the mca"er authority Of the
Virginia department.
rho visitors were W. " kirI man.
purchasing agent. and X. \. Akin
son. assistant purchasing agent They
spent the morning in conference
with Charles A. Osborne, state pur-
chasing agent of Nrg mia. and in
the afternoon called on Governor T..
Lee Trinkle. with whom they dis
cussed various matters dealing with
the purchasing problems.
While they say that they are here
to get pointers, | find that | have
learned much Of value from them =
said Mr.. Osborne
Mr.. k.riSmun stated tina, ne round
the Virginia department functioninE
smoothly. although the system here
is directly the opposite OF that in
Maryland. In Maryland il is compu!-
sorry for al State agencies to pur-
chase through the central depart
ment. while in Virginia the depart
ment works in an ADVISORY capacity.
Il feel that a middle course might
be taken to advantage by both
yates said Mr.. Kirkman. Certain
~ believe that your department
should have more authority"
3 Volume OF business is the secret
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
VETERAN. CASSED. IS
SENT TO A HOSPITAL,
Frank vi. Morton Leaves for Fort
Mycr. Where He VIII lie Treated
nj Hnse InstItufion

Frank NJ Morton. AN cx-seryicc
man. who was gassed In the great
Hrs"hhc offensive while serving with
ON pahy ID. '4ne Hundred and Six
'cchth Infantry. Twenty ninth Di-
VISION. left Richmond yesterday for
for' MEcr. where ne Will be treat
ca at United States Base Hospital No.
Morton. who was member OF the
i,'.hhohn trays overseas. lives at
huii street. He has been in i'll
ncaIth as result OF being gassed
IN the Argonne Forest drive and nm
uer treatment AT Memorial Hospital
mere. through effort of the Chamber
"t commerce and the welfare com
mittee or the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Trays. Morton WAS sent TO the base
npSp''a!' where. IL is believed. with
me care ana treatment afforded there.
ne VIII rccupcratc fully from his III
ness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
PRESBYTERIANS HERE.
NEAR 100000 MARK
Figures Have Hcen Hun Ip S9S.Gsi,
Leaving Sl5l.a2G Stiil TO Bc
Raised in Richmond.

Prcsbytcrians nearrd the $4,000
mark yesterday in their canvass for
$c50. 600 for Christian education in
Richmond. according to reports sub
mitted By workers a; the noon
luncheon at the Second Presbyterian
Church The total reported by
classes showed s30,5Ii. and the total
for the two days ran the figures. up
TO $9S.o74 leaving sl5l,@26 to be
raised.
The reports by deans Yesterday
showed the following: Mrs ]. W.
McComb. :l,37S.6o; Mrs Cameron
Johnson, s4sl; Mrs. J. l.. koincr.
s7ts.50; 9, 6. BAYLOR. s97l w. S.
Hhoads S2.56L.- ". u. lorraine. 81
sos; G. Il. Richardson. $685.; r. w.
Hocnningcr Sl95: l.. g. Rurris.
$685., y VI. Harrison. 500; ". NJ.
Cease, Sl,i00: : NJ Alexander. $500:
W c. Carpenter, S5Ss Horace
lIawes, S5,3O5; Stanley Mckinney.
S3i3. Total, $3O,JTl
All workers were urged % he
present At the luncheon today at
1890 o'clock ~ The Second prcsb
terrain Church There were over
800 present Yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
MISS KNOX I'LL, BUT CAN
FACE TRIAL FOR MURDER
Nurse. Charged With Shaving
Mrs. Roger Eastlakc. Suf-
fcrs Heart Trouble.

Physicians ana attorneys at Miss
Sarah y knoX. Baltimore nurse are
OF the opinion SHE Will he able to
face trial Tuesday on a charge rs
numbering Mrs. Margaret f:astlako
AZ Colonial Beach last September.
Miss Knox. who il charged with '1,c
OF the most brutal murders N Nir-
Einia'S criminal annals. has been
suffering with spasmodic contraction
Of the heart. which has caused her
considerable concern.
FIFTY citizens OF Wcstmorcland
County have been summoned as tho
vcnirc from which VIII hc drawn
the jury which viii try Miss Knox
in Westmoreland County Circuit
Court
Mrs. Eastlakc was hacked TO death
with kcen-cdEed hatchc; Her
husband Roger u. Eastlakc. was &C.
quilted when he was arraiGncd sew
cral. months ago on IL charge Of MUIR
dcring his wife.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19

OF success OF the purchasing agency
SIR kirkman pointed out. The larg-
CT the purchaing power. the greater
the lever to get a more advantageous
price. He declared that the prin-
ciple Of the purchasing agency is
sound. and that any criticism against
Capitalization is n criticism OF the
method Of cnfoi cement and not the
principle.
Mr.. kirkman stated that New York
is the latest State TO start "A pur-
chasing department., There are now
twenty-four states with the central
rurchasin system. The Maryland
department. while exactly as ola as
the Virginia DEPARTMENT. is really an
official organization growing out of
- volunteer agency which had been
operating for two ycar2. II is now
compulsory for all departments to
make their purchases Through the H.. .
partment, and the comptroller canno,
honor any vouchers without the APP
rroval of the department. In Vir-
ginia Mr.. Osborne can only offer ad-
vice in regard 10 purchases and use
moral suasion to get the various
governmental agencies to unite in
making purchases. The great the
oulk, the better the terms. il was
pointed out.
The Maryland office now has eight
employees, while MIR. Osborne has
only one assistant ana a stenogra-
pher Tn. first report submitted by
Mr.. Osborne showed that the state
had made great saving in certain
items. and that the department Is
rapidly gaining the attention and
confidence Of State agencies in max
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
MARRIAGE OF WASHINGTON
TOBE DEPICTED IN PAGEANT
Float. Recalling Wedding of First President Will Be
Entered by New Kent County--Big Regatta
Arranged for Monday. May -.

The marriage OF Mrs GUSTS and
George Washington will be depicted
IN the float which New Kent Coun-
~ VIII have in the parade OF the
Virginia Historical Pageant Ia be
held during the week beginning May
~. The Medical College of Virginia
VIII reproduce its famous old Egyp-
ton structure. and the Rotary cub
VIII have a float depicting it's aims
and purposes.
The Trade Extension Bureau Of
the Chamber of commerce will meet
today and take action in reference
TO the jobhcrs' noat. the Retail Mer-
chants Association having already
signed UP for two very handsome
tloats which will show the progress
OF that organization.
Secretary W. Il. Cridim announced
yesterday that there would he a big
water regatta on Monday afternoon.
May 80. which will he participated
in by the Virginia Boat Club. of
Richmond, and teams from Wash
ing and Lee University, and from
the Old Dominion Boat club. OF
Alexandria. This, with the O'd Vir-
Einia Tournament on Friday after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Annual meeting Of stockholm
crs NlrS! nia halfway AMI Power
Company. Seventh and Franklin.
|: noon.
Finance Committee of City
Council. hearing on license tax.
l.. NJ.
GranlchildrCn's Chapter. United
daughters Of the Confcdcracy.
Hotel Hi,hlnond. u . T.. NJ.
Peter Rabbi, Party for children.
Byrd Park. to & /. NJ.
T.. q. L.. 33S. Dixie Acric
,dancc). T. NJ. lodge room. 49,
East Marshall Street.
American Institute Of EankinG.
jefferson Hotel. \ L. NJ.
l. q. q. r.. William Byrd Lodge.
meeting. Hclv!dcre and Main
Streets. s T.. NJ.
City Council Subcommittee on
Streets. city Hall. y. NJ.
Baseball. University OF Rich
mond w. Fordham University.
Wcsthamptou. 1 i. NJ.
Tennis. Country club Of Nir
Ginia W. University of rcnusyl-
vania. Country club. 3 l.. e
For Thcatcr Calendar, see Page
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19

Attorneys for Andrew J.. GnIIc. re
cite conditions Alleged Ia Have
Obtained Whom IIntrI HmrnrL

counsel for Andrew J. Gales Of
Buffalo : y vino was inurej I'M
the Lexington Hotel FIRE OF Ichru.
AIRY . Yesterday filed declarations IN
SUIT Instituted in the city Circnit
court Two weeks ago aRuius, Fritz
sitterding for 100000 TN. d.,Iara.
lions recIte the conditions ALLEGED
TO have led up - the accident. cali.
ing attention 10 the cOmbustibl. mi.
terial which Il vas reported was
permitted to lie around the buildinr
during the course OF extensive nj.
tera;ions and repairs then going on
Gales declares he was earning 4
salary Of $4,000 year. ana that his
earning capacity j. now entirely de-
htroyed. The lawyers IN the case
are L. .. Wendcnburg ana r Gray
Haddon, representing the plaintiff
The defenge's representatives. w.r.
not announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
VIRGINIA BEACH IS URGED
As PERMANENT CAMP SITE
Board of Officers Files Recon-.
-.mcndations With Adju,ant-
General Sale.

Recommendation that the state
rife rang" and camp site Of tile Viz
Einia NdtioHa! Guard at Nirs!uia
Beach Ice adopted as Il permanent;
camp site -: the infantry brigade OF
;hc state was mad. to Adjutani-Gcn-
cral w w. Sale yesterday 10y a board
OF officers inspecting the cncnmp-
mcnt. All improvements aud WORK
don" on this property should have
this aim i'm View. tho report states.
y competent mam should ltc placed
IN charge Of the contemplated WORT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
TOLSTOY Sees AMERICA
AS SAVIOR OF RUSSIANS
But Doesn't Want Aid Until
People Sci Up Stable
Government.
GLOOMY PICTURE PRESENTED
srenkcr Tells Rotnrians His Fellow
Countr!mcn Have >o Incentive TO
Work aud There Is Need ON Every
MnnH.

Declaring that the Russian Of to-
GAY had no incentive 20 labor. for the
government seized everything in
sight, ana that the government itself,
Being on the verge Of absolute bank
ruptCy. had caused the great country
to become e vast desert, and while
Tho people had no confidence in the
government, there would be no :olicf,
Count Ilya Tolstoy drew Il graphic
picture Of conditions in that Inflated
country before the Rotary club at
MurHhys yesterday afternoon.
Wants Loan In Future.
Count TulStoy was impressed with
the fact. as he believed. that the
United states. carrying the world =
rooney bags. could prove TO be the
rn:, savior OF :ac people .; Russia.
THE only thing that will relieve Rus
sa. said Count Tolstny. is loan
10 the people. not the governments. OF
Russia. And this should not DC done
until there is a government IN which
Inc people have tItth. Mt must he a
democratic government. and when
tn. Russian people evolve for them
selves into such government. then
believe the people Of the Unite
States will not hesitate 10 come to
the rescue
The speaker said the people OF Rus
SIS were practically without Lars.
The paper money now In use is hard
u worth the paper upon which il is
printed. AS a matter OF fact said
Count Tolstoy. the cost OF producing
the money is greater than ITS face
value
According to the speaker. the mills
and factories in Russia are idle, he
farms are great wildernesses. There
is TO inventive 20 work,' he said 'as
there is no money. and the lahorcr
and the farmer can get nothing 70!
his labor and his product.
The condition OF Russia is not un-
like that which followed the French
Revolution" the speaker said. And
until the government and the people
begin TO cooperate and there is n
better understanding. chaos will con-
TIME, the people Will continue TO
starve. and the plea for help Will con-
Iinuc to echo and re-ccho around the
world"
lectures in Refugees Interest.
President Norman call. at the con-
clusion Of Count Tolstoy's address,
explained that the famous Russian
was spending his time in !ec;uring
throughout the country in the in
teresi of the refugees who had got
ten out OF Russia by the skin Of
their teeth" losing their property
and their personal effects In the
hurry 10 escape the clutches OF tho
Eauut and greedy Bolshevjsts 4
number Of the club members shool
hands with Coun, Toistoy ant
"chippcd in a neat sum 10 be PLACED
toward the relief fund for the Rus
sian refugees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
TO Discus. Zoninx system.

Discussion Of the coming system
and the library question will he
heard at the meeting Of the NUM-
cipal affairs committee OF the Rich
mond Chamber OF Commerce this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the
chamber. o. l.. Parrish is chairman
OF the committee. which is composed
of Carroll Taylor. Carries G.. Taylor.
Jr.. u. W. Wilson and John r..
Wilson. The executive committee
Of the trade extension bureau Of
the chamber will meet this afternoon
at o'clock In the chamber.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
DELEGATE PACE IS READY
TO VOTE FOR ROAD BONDS
Norfolk Man. Elected on OPP
position Platform. Fa-
vOrs Issue.
SENTIMENT uNDEnGous CHANGE
BiS Problem Confronting Governor
Is Naming of Highway tommi>-
>ion-NO Hint ns to " hen lie VIII
Call Special Session.

Although elected on a platform op-
posed To a road bond issue Dele
gate lvor ~ Page. Jr., OF Norfolk.
Will be ready to vote for bonds in
event of Il special session of the
General Assembly. he announced yes
terday while in Richmond During
his visit MIR. Page called on Cover
nor T.. Lee Trinkle
Daily the Governor is hearing from
all sections Of tho State in regard
to tho change in sentiment for
bond issue. As soon "a II is certain
that hond U!i will pass both
branches. the Governor is expected
to call special session. |; is pre-
dicted that the legislators Will meet
in June. but no common; has been
made on this repor; by Governor
Trinkle.
Commission Bir Problem.
The big problem now confronting
the Governor is the naming OF the
new State Highway Commission. II
is probable tina: the commission viii
be named before an extra session
Is called. in order tina: the Assem-
blymcn will know just VINO is go-
ing to spend the money which they
Will authorize the commission to
spend.
road bill the chairman OF tn. nigh
way commission must be a business
man. and he will have fun charge
OF the executive end of the work
The highway commissioner viii he
SUBJECT to the orders of tn. chair
man and will be in charge OF the
engineering work. Tho chairman
viii receive not less tnan $1,000 a
year for his services. the Assembly
refusing To tie the hands OF tn. Gov
erhor in getting the. best man pos
sibie for the big job ne Will be
called upon to tackle
virginia will award contracts soon
Tor approximately $1,000 900 in new
construction on the State highway
system tor 1922. In addition to tho
ne" work. there Is now under way
work amounting to Approximately
>3.Soo.ooo. much of which has b..n
competed but no final settlement
made for it,
working ON Alterations.
the present Highway commission
Is now working on the ALLEGATIONS
Tor i'-@ construction. Public hear
ihss were held recently on til, tcui,-
i've schedule made by Commission
CT coleman. but tho report of tho
'onh'h'sSion Is not Yet ready.
commissioner Coleman is now j.,
"sn'hSton 10 see about the tractors
ana other road building cuuinmcn.
""'ch me War Department viii mr.,
over TO the State. Already a ,arr,.
amount OF property mas pc.n 20,
cei'ed by the state. and is hoinr
checked up and put into storar, mil
needed for use.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19

$. q. Waller. Colonel j. Il. Bright
Colonel II. L. opie. Major X. ~
Dashiell. Major w. w. Poindextcr
and Captain X. G.. Gwynn. of the Vir.
ginia National Guard. and Major w.
". LaPradc. Officers Reserve Corps
:. meeting OF the military Duar tp
viii be held within the next few
days. members of the board consult
Ing with the Governor on the mat
Tor Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
!. '. \. \. Ing Day Mn, 81.

Mrs. Lawrence Z. Price Is chair
i1an for the tag day to bc held by
the Instructive Visiting Nurses AS
ISOLATION Ma; ,, and not May ,. as
was previously announced. and ar
engagements are now being made 10
place stations in every section OF the
city on THAI date. This annual event
IS practically tho only means of n
nancing tho organization, which nro
vidcs nursing care to citizens and
their families who would no, other
wise be able To obtain 81,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
>uperlnt-ndcnts 10 Confer.

The second group conference OF
divisional! supcTiuteudcnts viii he
he!d In Roanoke Thursday and Fri
day 81 this week. Harris Hart. State
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
and J. y iiliman. Of the depart
mont, viii attend. The regular
state board meeting viii he held in
,hc boarh rooms Of tho Department
~ Public Instruction May -. Mr.
Hart announced yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
inspect proposcd Drldcc Site.

INC SuDcOmmittee on Streets Of
city Council. named To inspcct and
'op"rt upon the practicabiiity of per
m'''ihG the erection of a toll bridge
across James River at or near Hvrd
arm VIII meet "A, the City Hall this
"I'erh"oh at o'clock to visit tho
iroh"Sed site of the bridge. The en-
.rc committee. together with mem
otrS OF the Finance. Committee h,ve
"cc!i invited to accompany the s,,h-
committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
Debate on world wnr Debts.

University Of Richmond holds a.,
fourth intercollegiate debate OF ;h.
present session tonight at 8 u'clock
~ Hampton aud Ashland. meet.
in2 Randolph Macon College III q
duai affair The question for debate
Will be, Resolved. THAT the United
states should release ..er allies from
payment Of debts contracted durins
the world war" 4 r.s :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-19
Store Dry Agents Named.

With the appointment OF three ad
ditional directing heid agents of the
State Prohibition Department., the
field stan of the commission is com
picted. Harry r.. Smith. commissions
or, stated yesterday. The men APP
pointed are: j. 7. Finch. OF Hurt,
Flttsylvania County; J. NJ. Bauser-
man, OF Woodstock. Shenandoah
Spotsylya1Ia County. Is 81 q y \ Ne