Richmond times-dispatch. [volume], June 28, 1922, Page LAST PAGE, Image 12

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MUM COM CO.
IS GRANTED MUTCH
( jOUCCMI Will Hhvp s:>0,000
in Paid-lp Pre
mill ins.'
s. M. IIK.MIS* l?. 4T TIIK IIKAI)
Orennl/ntloii Will I'rolfol lnlrrc?(?
?f I* 111> 11 <? In Operation of JHne>?.
tlrrl II?h4H"""'1" ??' S rn 1,11 ?v
Ord kmnff.
The Mutual Casualty Association
? f K hn-ni. Va was m.'inli'rt In
?orpora- on paitrrs yesterday by tlx
>ijiu i "-<rsior.it ion Commissi on. The
. luil'r nuth?,rl*?,v" the association I"
.Jo a mutual business In insurance
IHiblllty, disability, burglary and rt*?r
-n-1 t!. ?? theft ? f .in t om'?blle tires
I tid a.- ess,?rh ?
The otticers ;<! ?" S M Hemiss pros -
?Vnt \ s Jl.r.v?f * ' president; '?
T Si n;' nr.il secretary-treasurer.
T h ? s ? fl'.rt-s with tli>- following.
cnn!P'v?(> the board of director*'
Warner Mooro I, Wilcox.
.'<?).n 1-2 '-s an.! Mean Mmirj
snnrtlonrd b> Clly Ulttmrj.
i".iMutual <"ftRiia'ty Association "f
l::rhni"i i s a'so sat:otioned by City
Vttorne* Wayne Anderson, who as
?? s'-i< ? i-. nfere nee work lo?>;<
!? :: t !h?* formation of an a?sooia
n i? h: ?? h would prtt'ei-i the inter
? <f ' h" public in he operation
f u.i j tnej s? rvi< ?? in this city
Ptglnninir t.?morrow each operator
' a . *n* . must t;i\ ? an i: d *m n i t y
? ?!. e: ?! : I e new association will
?'jjftiate .t bond which wil. meet
?;? tirw ..rdinar.ee.
Th<- ii??' elation will have SSO.eOO In
j a.<!-up j.|e:t in <. but no capita!
sto, k
Rpnded cars will operate over th?
following rotites_ there be;r.K sliirht
than^''-" from the original routes or
i s sioned by sew f-r constrn<*t i<>n w rk
n>>w !n progress .on some of the
streets niimfd
Hon Hr? Are Houteil.
r. ^u:i' No. 1?i"ar* w l lea v>- the
: :t. established b> ordinanie at the
intersection of Franklin and Fifth
Streets proceed north on Fifth to
Uract .??ast '-n 'Sra'. to Ninth, turn
inc at this point, proceeding west- (
ward n the established route
Route No. ?Car* will leave the
route established by ordinance at th?
intersection of Franklin and Fifth
Street-, proceed north on F'fth to
"race ea.-t on Grace to Ninth, and
i ntintle ? n the route pn-n. ribed hv
? ?r>i i ?. a tu e
IN i'?- No .-.?Oars will ? the
r .;ie ? stah1 ished i>s ordifiaiii ?? at ih
iiiter-section of Seventh an-l tJrace
Streets pi.-ceed south on Seventh to
Msin. ??ast ? Mam to Ninth north
? Ninth t.. Hank, and continue on
tue route established h\ ordinance.
R out. .So. 4?Cars will leave the
route established by ordinance at the
intersection of Seventh and Frank
lin Streets, proceed south on Seventh
to Mnln. er.st on main to Eighth,
south on FiKhth. and continue on the
route established by ordinance.
GOVERNOR APPOINTS
MENTAL HEALTH BODY
]Ir. >. C. Hntohrr, of \?ihlnnd. Named
I hnirlnnil of It err nil jr t'rrnted
< oiiiiiiIkhIiiii.
Govern r K. Loo Trlnk <? author
l? i-il ili'- is.-n.mco of ommlssions i" '
tli" following |>? rsons v t-Mi'i iUy as
members of tho Coiiviii.?sion on Men
til Health. which commission whs
created by ail act o! the last Logtsla*
t uro:
1 ?r. P P. list.'hi-r. of Ashland, to j
> <? phairma*1 l-'tanx r.<u-.*-. Uiehmond
t ho s-rrotars I"' Thomas S Hon
;: r. of Jefferson. If l> I rtn.
i ? s* <'??? .. Ch.'iD.s ,\ ? ?-horne.
' f. nomnd !'r. \V !?' I>r'\vty. of
1 .i*i-hi;r^ l?r. A >' l'i iddy. of
l.i I 11 ? ?1 ii ?' 1 i W i 1 lain*
. ? ft .it:.- : I i!:nI is H?r' ?' Ktch
I >r I ? \i,i? - ..n ( Hi h
mend mi'! SrfiinrkA*hnle Mann, of l*c- !
tfr.">.nrp
slirlnrra (.o to l.oeOuirtc.
TV'- Area T'liipl* di\an. t .uinl
hand. will leave Hroad Street Station
toniorr ? ? n.ornlnK at v tf> o'olocli on
p jpfcui train for I<eeM>urg. Vn .
a ? ??romntiial MW'in will ho
s'ac"-'. that i The Shriners w 11
??. v.- v.,i !?"??? :?:< KwhurK and will
u e an ? \hihttlon <lriil in that oily
J .caving Loosiiuri; at midnight. the
X ? i- r * \ i xjn-cts to be hark ] it Richmond
:7 *0 o clock Krldav ni>>rniiiK
f'ommorcf Pniniitltlee to >lrrI.
I'iar- advertise tlio city of ltlch
rri??".d will ho discussed m a mooting
t1 s afternoon at l o'cloi-W <. f tho
A.! ort.s'nir 1 '? rn mi I' oo of iho Kich
n-.i'iid Ch;i":i'?r t'ommori Italph
J1 Marr ? i. - the -hairman r,; that
? -r. inittff.
Norma Talmadge
IN lir.ll fill KATK1T
ai hii:\ i:mk.\t
Smilin' Through
I hi I fit on Mnllnrr \ dolls
10c 20c :i()c
The Valentine Museum
Open l>k 11 y from 10 to 6.
Saturday* riorn r? to 3
A dtnls* V.i, l rui
Confederate Museum
fwflfth iDd < lai "irn-li.
Open Uatly > A. M to 5 \> M
Saturday ? A M. :o t M
"BATTLE ABBEY"
f'onfedrraio Mfmnrltl Institute.
Boulevard mid Krimlnctnii Ave.
Open 10 A. M. to 5 I'. 11.
Virginia Beach
H'VBRIOR 8KHVlf'K VIA
Norfolk andWesteni Railway
Two fast all-ntoH trains with Pull
man parlor cjura lcavo Hroad Street
Nutitn dally at 1:00 A. M. and 3:10
VI.. connoatlnK In Union !>?<i>ot.
S'orfolk. wllYi train* dlr^ol to VtrR-.nta
Ri-acJi. thti* avoiding t7?n?rf*r of pa*.
IitmJ hl??HR? .-<*?? he oitjr.
Th?- Jf. W n the only lime offering
Una Qubvujileno*,?AAr.
PROHIBIT USE OF GASOLINE
BOATS IN POTOMAC RIVER
Governor Trinkle. in Proclamation. Declares Legisla
tion Effective?\\ ill Be Rigidly Enforced by Fish
eries Department of Virginia and Maryland.
The use of gasoline propelled boats
in dredt;Ink oysters In the Potomac
River no longer will lie permitted.
Gasoline is Injurious to the bivalves
anil. If Its rise is continued, will de
stroy them.
This view is held by the l.cgisla
tures of the States of Virginia and
.Maryland and both have enacted legis
lation that prohibits the use of ruso
lilta boats in the oyster ilreilKinR
business. And the Governors of the
two States have proclaimed the
amendments to the act of 1912 effec
t1 ve.
The proclamation of Governor
Trlnkle, of Virginia, was issued yes
terday. It followed the announce
ment of Governor Ritchie. of Mary
land. that legislation Identical and
concurrent with that enacted by the
Legislature of Virginia hail become
effective, in Maryland and steps will
be taken by the Fisheries Department
of both States to enforce the new law
Supplement*! Concurrent \?irceii?ent.
The act which became effecti\e yes
terday is supplemental to a concur
rent agreement of l!M2. It covers
fully the jurisdiction as to the fish
and oyster industry ,->f the Potomac
River by the citizens of Virginia and
Maryland. The 1912 act. passed as
this one was by both States and pro
claimed by both Governors, was the
llrst effective entente to be arrived
at during the 100 years of unsatisfac
tory laws and enforcements for that
large territory on both shores of the
Potomsvc.
"The supplement proclaimed today
by Governor Trinkle nnd recently by
Governor Itltchle. of Maryland." said
W. McDonald I.ee. Fish and Game
Commissioner. Just before leaving
Richmond yesterday, "changes the.
dates in the oyster seed beds in the \
upper Potomac, but. more Important
"till prohibits dredging of oysters |
with boats propelled or aided by gaso- j
line.
I'nknoirn In lOISS.
"In 1912 gasoline for oyster work
PARKING REGULATIONS
ARE ISSUED BY MYERS
Prohibit Autos Within 3,">
Feet of Jitney Stopping
Places.
Fo'.lowlne a conference with Cap
tain Samuels. of the Traffic Bureau.'
Director \V. M. Myers, yesterday is- [
sued a traffic order prohibiting the
parking an automobile within thirty |
fl-ve feet of the stopping places of ,
Jitneys along Grace Street, between j
First and Ninth Streets. Director '
Myers also advire?i all chauffeurs |
driving private cars to use Broad |
Street. It belnp pointed out that with !
the Jitneys off that thoroughfare, j
It will be safer, and will tend to 1
relieve any congestions which may j
arise on Grace and Franklin Streets, i
Captain Samuels stated last night :
that about 125 applications for routes'
had been llled with him by Jltneurs. '
who expect to start In business under
the new ordinance within the next j
few days, it is believ-d that within
<<ne week more than 200 Jitneys will '
be operating. The rumor that, inde
pendent Jltneurs had retained conn- i
sei to test the validity of the jitney ]
ordinance, hnd not assumed an Hp- '
parent head last night. \V. Kirk
Mathews lawyer, who had been men
tioned in connection with the rumor,
sta'.t d last night he knew nothing
of it.
? lends Hollywood Company.
W Gra> Wattson has been elected
president of tin- li s-yivo'i'l c.-mct. ry
I'iimpany. and Cliff B. P?>ole, secre
" a ry-1 reasurer. B C. \Vh?-rry. t<>im
< r president. was made president
? in' r Itufi.
boat* was something unknown The
use of steam was the only inhibition.
Pisrint; recent \ears. the u*e of naso
llne ha? be ou very detrimental to
oyster boils of the Potomac. In fact,
they could not survive the fontInued
use of motor propulsion. The law
that today's proclamation has refer
ence to was taken up out of order and
unanimous!} passed by the Legisla
ture of llie State of Virginia A few
days later i! was copied and incor
porated into the laws of .Maryland by
the Legislature of that State.
"As said, concurrent legislation i*
necessarj for the enforcement of the
law and control <>f the fisheries rights
of the Potomac Uiver. which is pub
lic working bottom for the citizens of
both States. Prior to the act of 1912.
lawlessness reigned in the Potomac
and. even with slow sail dredgers. the
oyster was rapidly vanishing from .
those waters.
Ajtnln llrponip* Prolific.
"liectipera ti nK under the law* of
1912. the Potomac became very pro
lific again and. until use of gasoline
boats became general a tew years
ago. was one of the best oyster bot
toms in the world. There is such u
comity now existing between tho
Governors of Virginia and Maryland
and their respective fisheries depart
ments. it is expected that within two
years the Potomac will be fully
restored to its original fertility "
The bill to amend and re-enact suh
s?c!ion 4 of section 3299 of the <'ode
of Virginia prohibits tho dredging
of oysters at any time except be
tween October 1 and April 25 of each j
year and that at no time shall they ;
be taken from the beds except with '
ordinary or patent tongs. It also pro. 1
hlblts the scraping or dredging on the
natural beds, rocks or shoals of the
Potomac Kiver at any time with any
boat propelled other than by sail.
Mr. Lee left yesterday afternoon for
the Chesapeake Ray. Ho said the In- '
.lustry now is stable and satisfactory
and the outlook for a good season la
very bright.
92,576 FILED INCOME
TUX RETURNS IN STATE
Represent Earnings of $273.
235.229, Collector's Fig
ures Show.
Figures compiled by John C. Noel,
collector of Interna! revenue, and
announced by hiin yesterday, show
thnt the number of Federal personal
income tax returns filed In Virginia
for the calendar year ending Decem
ber 31, 1920. was 92.576. which repre
sented a net Income of 5273.235.229.
and a tax. Including normal and sur
tax, of $7.404.201.
While these figures show an in
crease of 16,610 in returns tiled, and
an increase In the net Income of J25.
576.856, they also show a decrease in
the tax of $1.616.036.
Statements just Issued show that
whll? the proportion of population
of the United States who filed per
sona! income tax returns for the cal
endar year ending December 31, 1920,
was C.S'i, the proportion of tho popu
lation of Virginia who filed personal
tax returns was only 4.01. The aver
age net Income per return for the
I'nlted States was $3,269.40. and that
for Virginia was J2.951.47. Tlx* aver
;?ke amount of personal Income tax
l*er return in the t'nlted States was
M48.0S, and that of Virginia $79.9R.
Will \ Ihlt Hoy Scout t'nnip.
It Hoy Dudley, president of the.
I!ichni<>ud First t'luli, announced
.esterdav that an Invitation had
iieen e\t.-nded by Scout K\ecutiv<
iVeaver for the members to visit the
Itov Scout t'anip in Chesterfield
bounty on Saturday, July V and that
the invitation had neon accepted.
Today and Tonight
in Richmond
Service I.eglon. room 630, Jef
ferson Hotel, 11 A. M.
Confederate Memorial I.iterary
Society, Confederate Museum. 11
A. M.
Chlckaliomlny Clubs. Good Roads
Association. ami civic bodies. Mur
phy's Hotel. N:30 1?. M.
Richmond Advertisers' Club. Y.
\V. C. A.. J2:55 I*. M.
John Marshall House. Ninth ami
Marshall Streets, open from 0 A.
M. to S T. M.
For "theater calendar." see page
live.
TOBACCO MEN OF NATION
MEET HERE TOMORROW
Twrnty-Seroiid Annual ('.on
volition to Be Held at
J cffcrson.
The twenty-second annual conven
tion of the Tobacco Association of
the United Stales, composed of ileal
??rs in all typos of tobacco, except
that of cigars, from the States of
Kentucky. Ohio. West Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina and
Virginia, will convene at the Jef
ferson Motel tomorrow and continue
through Saturday. it Is expected
that between 200 and 300 delegates
will be in attendance.
The officers are T. M. Carrlngton.
T>f Richmond. president; \V. '1'. Clark.
;>f Wilson. N. C.. second vlce-presl
lent. and W. T Reed, of Richmond,
third vice-president. These officers,
ft'ltli the following, compose the
hoard of directors: J. I. Miller,
Riohmond; E. J. O'Brien. Jr. Louis
ville. Ky: ti. O. Tuck. New York; K.
n. Ficklin, Greenville, N. C.; R V,
Webfc, Klnston, N. C.; W. G. Rogers,
Wnrrenton. N. C.: J. M. Hchnunds.
Danville, Va.; C. W. Waiters. South
Boston. Va.; A. P. Thorpe, Rocky
Mount. N. C.; W. Z. Mitchell. Oxford.
V. C., John I,. Wingo, Richmond: W.
I. Punnington. Farmvllle. Va.: A II.
Jarrington. Danville, Va.; W. L. Mc
1111, Petersburg: S. W. Venable, Pur
lam, N. C.; G. T. Pat ton. Darlington.
C.: J. A. Clark. Bedford, Va : K. S.
'harlton, Richmond; John II. Hodge,
ienderson, Ky.; O. C. Gregory. Klcli
nond: W. I,. Petty, Lexington. Ky..
itid R. P. Watson, of Wilson. N. C.
MrrttnK Will He Interesting.
The mei'tlng promises to he an Int
eresting one, in view of the many
mentions now agitating the tobacco
rude, Including the foreign condl
lons. the large crop planted and the
?tirtailment In the bright sections ott
iccount of excessive rains.
Headiua-lers for t h?< convention
vill be at the Jefferson Hotel, where
hero will be meetings tomorrow to
ormulate reports and engage In in
'< rnial discussions.
On F*rldav the meetings will >)?
leld at 10 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. Pres
dent Carrlngton will make his re
tort at the morning meeting on Frl
lay. as will also the various commit
ees. Special committees will report
n the afternoon. Addresses will he
lelivered by Colonel John 1,. Bruton.
?f Wilson, N. C., and W. Holmes
"?avis. president of the Foreign
I'rado Club of Hampton Roads.
MnUe Automobile Tour.
At 5 o'clock Friday the delegates
*.-111 te taken on an automobile tour,
i-htch will conclude with a buffet
upper at the Jefferson Hotel at 8
("clock.
Saturday's session will be featured
i*Hh a trip to historical points of in
erest to the members, their wives
nd daughters and invited guests,
tarting at 9 o'clock.
Determine Hank sierj;er Today.
Merger of the Old Dominion Trust
ompany with the National State and
ity Bank will be determined at meet
?igs of the stockholders of the two
nstitutioiis today. it is expected
hat the corisotidatfon will take ef
ect July 1. and the merged bank
?liich will go under ??taio supervision
?ill have u capital r.f $ i ..*<00.000, mak
ng it not only The largest State
a n'K. but one of the largest bank
r.d trust companies in the South.
'THE SHOPPING CENTER*
Pretty Lace Tunics
Only $12.98
We've just 2'eceived an
other shipment of those
partly made Tunics,
which, with the help of an
underslip, can be turned
into a dress in a trice. The
first lot proved exceed
ingly popular.
The Lace is in Spanish
patterns, and several col
ors: a Cobweb Gray, Black,
Orchid, Apple Blossom,
Jade and Taffy, besides
White and Black.
Such Tunics are exceed
ingly smart.
Floor One, Lace Section
c7n ff)e (durse of \rf(ot 'Day
Come out of the Kitchen on this hot Summer day into the cool shade of the veranda,
Madam Modern Housewife. You can, you know. Life on a warm day has been made
livable?enjoyable, in fact, by the numberless labor lighteners and anti-heat devices that
have been arranged here in complete assortments in anticipation of what promises to be
a real old-fashioned Summer!
KHsar&RIItMA
"THE SUOPPINO C ENTER" ===?
From the time you hop into your cold shower until the evening finds you cool
ing off with an orange ice at a garden party, let those modern inventions make your
Summer day one of cool comfort and no drudgery.
In the morning, before the heat of the day, your dinner is prepared, stored in a
Fireless Cooker and forgotten, while you lounge comfortably in a Fibre Chair and
sip lemonade from the Carafe at your elbow, on a porch kept cool by Vudor Porch
Shades.
Or, if household duties keep you indoors, and there's ironing to do, ;in Klectric
Iron saves heating up the kitchen with gus.
From the Shower Hath that cools yon to the Picnic Kit and Th rinos Bottles
that suggest outings in the country, you'll discover that almost every department
in the store has something to contribute to the joy of living every hour of a hot
day.
For the Picnic
Luncheon Kits (fitted)
Paper Lunch Sets
Drinking Cups
Sterno (Canned Heat)
Hammocks
Thermos Bottles
Auto Robes
A Good Book
MILLKK & RHOADS
For the Home
Summer Rugs
Porch Rugs
Ice-Cream Freezers
Glassware
Shower-Bath Fixtures
Hammocks
Fireless Cookers
Electric Irons
1ACCA TEMPLE
SHRINERS' SPECIAL
PULLMAN TRAIN
Leesburg, Va.
Leaves llrnail Street Station S:45
A. M., Thursday, June "9. Kor
reservations apply to the under*
' signed, and speak quick. J
C. A. OV Kit TON, jn.
I KII'J Kn*t Mnln Street j
| I'honc Mudinon IKi
" Horry's for Clothes "
The Berry Shoe.
Summer models that
carry you in happiness
anywhere.
Canvns. $0.00,
All other leathers. ?8.00.
It's "our" Shoe, made
for us for our particu
lar trade.
You'll like the Berry
Shoe.
MADISON TRANSFER CO.
Service That's Safe
WEEK-END
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS
? TO ?
Norfolk and
Virginia Beach
llouiifi-lrip tickets nro so|<l via Nor
folk and Western Hallway for all
trains on Fridays anil Saturdays at
rati- of $3.75 to Norfolk anil i l.'J.'i to
Virginia H> ncli, al! kooiI returning
until Tuesday follow inn date of sale.
A d v.
BOYS and GIRLS
earn bis: money uorkintr
for
JOHN B. TABB
LIBRARY
Contest now 011.
details From Librarian, State
Library Ruilding, Capitol
Square.
BLUEBIRD
l.AST SIIOWINf; TODAY
The firent Actor
1)1 STIN FARNl'31
Supported l>>
DORIS I'AWN
? IN ?
"STRANGE IDOLS"
A sorious powerful il'-ama. the
tensity of wliiih is li?{htcncd by
Homo lively scenes in a New York
Cabaret.
? A I.SO ?
SIINSIIINK COMKDY AMD MOWS
With Ntlrrlnfc Mcflif* In
Connection With
the Ueiinlnn
colonials;
Mat*., :?>r? .Night, 40ci Tax Inc.
LILLIAN GISH
AND
WALLACE REID
IN*
"The Fatal Marriage"
A Special Hevival from
"l:\OCII AllllllN."
Personally Supervised by
II. W. (iltlPTITIf.
.> end.
Ainu Cov SunNliIno Corned)'?
Coming Tomorrow
JACK HOLT
IX
"The Man
Unconquerable"
Coined ???N ewn?Trn * rliiRur,
SHOWING ALL WEEK
SPECIAL EXTRAS!
Official Complete
Reunion Pictures
(iKXKIlAli CAItll
Ami tho Old Velornns.
K. 10. I/en Camp, llliiKH ami
llouil/.ors, Itiehmond World
War Vols, Spanish-American
War Vols, Kk'ltmnm! Kcrvleo
liKKlon.
News-Leaders' Water
Carnival Pictures
Panorama of (ireat Crowd.
Governor 'l'riiiklc and family,
Iteferees, JihIrcm, Starters.
Uarion Heights A. C?
Winners of Trophies.
Team from Y. \V. C. A.
Finest, Pictures Kver .Made
in Klchmnnd.
BIJOU-Now
llnld., ,H>ci MkHI, 40ci Tux Inc.
Marion Davies
tn a Summer DeliRht,
"Beauty's Worth"
AN'P
Buster Keaton
In His Funniest Comedy,
"COPS"
First Richmond Showing.
A I.SO
Reunion Pictures
COMING TOM Oil ROW
Robt. W. Chambers'
"CARDIGAN"
With All-Stnr Casi.
I-S-I-S? lOc
.Special Today Onlr.
"MORE TROUBLE |
i'.rcat Cast, Orent Comedy Farce
AI,SO
Patho Co:ncdv,
"STICK AROUND"
ODEON?15c
I,ant Sho?vlnK? Toilif
ELSIE FERGUSON
WALLACE REID 'I
In "FOREVER"
Pictured from "Peter Ibbetson"