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The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-22
GRAND MASTER
 TALKS 10 MASONS

l.. r. kemper of Sloan Springs, grand master of the grand lodge, Free and Accepted Masons of Arkansas, is spending today in Conway, the guest of the Masonic lodges of Faulkner county. At 10 o'clock this morning Mr. kemper, in open lodge, gave an instructive talk on Masonry, answer ing various questions presented by members. At 3 o'clock this afternoon a social session was held. The after noon session was well attended, every body being invited. Many out-of-town Masons were present.
 Tonight's session will open at 8 o'clock. Every Mason in the city is urged to be present, whether members of the local lodge or not The Enter ed Apprentice degree probably will be conferred upon a candidate. Follow ing the initiatory ceremonies and an address by Mir. Kemper refreshments will be served.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-22
HIGH PRICES ARE SURE ON ALL LINES FARM PRODUCTS SOARING Mercantile Commodities are Also
 Scarce and High and
 Money is Plentiful.

Little Rock, Aug. 22.-There are two predictions that stand out clear ly in the consideration of business prospects for next fall and winter. One is that the prices of most com modities that enter into the economic life of the state must advance rather than decrease. The other is that the market value of the farmers pro- ducts, including cotton, must also ad- vance to figures that have not been known before in years.
 There are some optimistic folks who are predicting that cotton will go to 20 cents, and even 25 cents Other farm products are advancing in proportion and the farmer who raised big crop Of wheat this year has q mint of money.
 Little Rock jobbers, returning from the eastern markets, report that prices are advancing, and that it is already almost impossible to secure some lines of goods on account of the demand being much greater than the supply. Again it is the Euro pean war jinx that is to blame for these conditions. Merchants are put ting in heavier stocks than usual in preparation for the coming of higher prices.
 There is more money in the banks than ever before and general condi- tions are prosperous. We hear no reports of great armies of unemploy- ed, such as were common several years ago. All industries are at work, and have held up through the dull summer season without the cus- tomary summer slump. The lumber mills have been especially active, and new industries are being added every year for the utilization of the states resources and the employment of its labor.
 Merchants are most optimistic over the future, and are predicting that the coming fall and season will wit ness the greatest season of prosperi- ty the state has ever known.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-22
F. & s. TO HANDLE
 NATIONAL OILS HERE

A contract was closed by Frauen- thai & Schwarz for the local agency fthe National Refining Company's gasoline, oils and greases. A filling station will be installed by Frauen- thai & Schwarz at their new garage on Prairie and Front streets. The White Rose is the leading brand of gasoline produced by these refners and while is sells at slightly higher price than other grades, it is claimed for it that it is more economical.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-22
FORD BUTTS
 INTO LEMONADE STAND

Ed Allison of this city, popular travelling salesman for a Little Rock concern, got "in bad" at Center Ridge recently while attending a picnic. Ed started to turn his Ford around when he lost control of the pesky thing, and backed right into a lemonade stand, completely demolish- ing one side of the structure. Con siderable damage to the stand was sustained. but the Ford was not even scratched. The amount of the dam age was settled by arbitration, and Ed calmly forked over the amount No one was injured.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-22
MRS. A. E. MOORE HURT
 IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT

Mrs. Avery F.. Moore of Enders, widow of the former state auditor, and her niece, Miss Hattie Hamilton, IA, who were injured in a runaway ac- cident at Mt. Pleasant Friday night, are reported to be improving nicely. Mrs. Moore and the girl were return ing from church services when a run away team and wagon came toward them, and although they fled from the road, they could not escape in time and were ran down. Mrs. Moore was badly bruised and Miss Hamilton sus- tained broken leg.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-22
BULLDOGS TO BEGIN
 PRACTICE SEPTEMBER II
Coach Headrick to Begin Work Two Days Before College Opens-Few
 Changes in Rules.

The Hendrix College Bulldogs will have month in which to perfect their organization before the first football battle of the 1916 season is fought, ac- cording to Coach Bill Headrick, who has announced that the fall practice will begin September II, two days be- fore Hendrix opens, The season opens at Fayetteville October ', the Bull dogs playing the Razorbacks. Three games will be played at home and
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-22
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

For information concerning the guilty person who poisoned our bull dog on our farm. Ida E. Fluckiger. wit
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-22

Old papers for sale at this office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-22
Admission
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
 PLAN 10 BE ADOPTED
More Buildings will be Required to Accommodate Pupils of Little
 Rock District.

Little Rock, Aug. 22.-The junior hih school idea has struck Little Rock. It is the so-called 6-6 plan that has been adopted in many of the larger cities of the north, and in some places in Arkansas, notably at Hot Springs. The old system is eight years in the grades and four years in the high school. The new plan is six years in the grades, three years in the junior high school and three years in the senior high school. Various arguments are advanced by educators for the change. It is prob able that the system will be adopted here, as the superintendent and the board are in favor of it.
 It will call for more buildings. and 1t IS probable that two junior high schools will be built. These would relieve the congestion in the pres ent high school, where nearly a thousand pupils are now being ac- commodated. This building has been more than doubled in capacity since it was erected a few years ago. And still the number of pupils in- creases so rapidly that it is already crowded. 1t has not been many years since the high school was ac- commodated in building that housed at the same time one of the ward schools. The Little Rock school district, with its IT schools and its hundreds of teachers, is acknowl- edged to be one of the best in the southwest.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-22
TO REBUILD SCHOOL.

A decision to rebuild immediately the Reeves school building. destroyed by fire Sunday morning, was reached at a meeting of the directors yester- day afternoon. The new building is expected to be completed by the open ing of the winter session and the summer session will be completed in the Baptist church at that place.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Dave Stewart, 3l, and Sirena Hale, "A, Conway.
 w. A. Middleton, 29, Conway, and
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-22

"A Youth of Fortune" a five-reel Red Feather feature photoplay, star ring Carter DeHaven and Flora Parker DeHaven, will be thrown upon the screen tonight at the Grand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
FOUR MEN ARE KILLED
WHEN TRAIN HITS AUTO
Finh Occupant or NnrIinc Irobnbly
IntniIy Injured in Accident
Near Abingdon. IN

BRISTOL. VA. July 3.-Tour men
were KILLED instantly and u fifth was
probably fatally injured early tonight
when tho Chattanooga-Was hington
fast train, which left Bristol over the
Norfolk and Western Railway. cast
bound AT o'clock this evening, ran
into AN automobile on a crossing one
mile west OF Abingdon, Va. Tho dead
arc 4. Il. Klcpiugcr. Samuel Whitney
Edward walls and stephen Nabc. Guy
edward, tho only member of the par
~ surviving. was hurried to tho Abing-
don Hospital. He was barely able to
tell his name. and WAS unable 70 give
any Information concerning the ira
rcdy.
The party came - Bristol from Salt
vile. Smyth County, Virginia. on a
pleasure trip and spent the afternoon
making purchase for The Fourth Of
July. The train was stopped immc-
diatciy, and arraugemonts were made
10 take care "i the bodies The on
Ginccr is quoted as saying that tho
accident was unavoidable. every pre-
caution on his part having been cxer-
cisci
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
UGH! A DOSE OF
NASTY CAL0MEL
II saliyateS! 1t makes You sick
and you may lose n
days work.

You're bilious. slugg!sh. constipat.d
and believe You need vile. dangerous
calomel to start your liver and clean
your bowels.
Here's my guarantee! Ask your drug
Gist for n 50-cent bottle OF Dodson',
Liver Tone md take n spoonful 10.
night. II 1t doesn't start your liver
and stra!ghten you right up better than
calomci and without gripping or making
you sick want you to go back to the
store and get your money.
Take calomcl today and to-mor-
row you Will feel weak and sick and
nauseated. Don't lose days work
Take spoonful OF harmless. vegetable
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight and wake
up feeling great IT'S perfectly harm
less. SO give 1t to your children any
time. 1t emit salivatc. so let them eat
anything afterwurds.-Adv.
Advertisement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
GIRL ENDS LIFE WITH GAS
F"nnd in Kitchen OF sisters Home
With Tube in Her
Mouth

,spe d 70 The Times Dlsya,ca.l
NORFOLK, VA, Juls Miss Julia
r.tne! Barker, twenty .eays old. who
lived "lth her sister. Mr. J. " Archer,
90 ovens street, Portsmouth, died
thu morning as Z result al inhaling
Illuminating gas in Inc kitchen OF the
AFeaer home. Miss Barker was stilI
alive when found Dy AIrs archer. but
expire before physicians arrived she
Vac yihz oil M foo: win :. gas tub.
IN h"r mouth ana ta- "a. towing She
As'd ~ H=- hand The picture Of "a young
o. a. ''so vas ~ her company al Cceai,
We" y~sr"-day evening
4.-ss Bake was accom- panied 10
'-ean We" 10y ner sister Miss Eliza
ts@'s=;, 'Tho said TO-DAY that her Sig
- ana young man met al Ocean
=" ar4 APPEARED - nave :. Disagree
ir"nt Inc dead girl haG been in bad
a+~.,H 10! more than year and her
's.eii"es attribute her suicide 70 over
"F'4=at nervous condition Her nome
49, u Henry County Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
WOMAN. HELPLESS. SEES
BROTHER BURN TO DEATH
\rta"hcd With Vertigo. old Wan Fall.
Into tirc-Si>tcr Calls All
Day For Helm.

lNrs"ial 20 The Times Dispatch
L.fNCE BURG. VA July 2-Alex
rsasy. aged ss"c2;:-:wo Years the
nri;' corl0anion q: :" older s-e- Miss
Frances GREASY. suffered a- attack Of
Eert:go ora SG-day no-1.-c in their
ISOLATED home fifteen miles from
I-yachhu-E ard fen .n:o 81 ops- fire
and Vas burned . : c.Sr ~ sight Of
his HELPLESS S.st=- Ta= aEe5 woman
managed - hoohia from o~s -,o,, 20
another and spilled ( pa. ~ water over
the fire tina, was =prezdirr 30 the
house. hut could no; help ra- brother
Then all dsy Sunday MISS Greasy
cried io- nelp. bur her cries went ,r-
heard until this morning when The
nearest rsi=hho-. VINO ..vcc a mile
AVA, heard he- q - was Passing.
The ehar-"d BODY was ra.ea %, and
hu-risdjy buried
Tn Two We're members g large
family all Of whom many years ago
entered into compact nor = marry. but
- Keep the old home tr-ac. only one
brother ever broke ,H- compact. and
ne and me sister are now the only
survivors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
NEW BUSINESS BUILDING
ON WEST BROAD STREET
st1-si"ry Structure at J~n~rson street
Corner HepOrfed 10 B~ Under
GnnsI finn

InH.cnti'g the sisady vea,warr
rro1''h -, f:ichnnnG'n hvrincnr inter
"H'r. b, "aE learned lnrt Nigh, that
plans ar" m font inDklnK tnwnrd IN.
'rrC'ipn RI nv" rr rlz- etDry fire
pfrrf mercantile hUi!Hlng - tbn smith
"rr- nryucr ~ Broad AMI jcHe!.nn
S'f""'a The prnprrty !. rwnrH ny 3.
~ HaTr nm mar. n ~ !nGsfatrr1 m
h"f 'sna !"rn,inU the ahIn ~ ~" citr
~ r.' -rt-'DUu ln,HrrstE WHD ,u;.tru.-
plate 40 cIabryhtG !UtHfbyhVart
r, -ar.fr rer!.Gt 'l'lr ~ ne hrrn.
"r'F r"er!gf!rn ms Stfr,rG Il. lhet
i|TH'. u"Ht3uE Il! the fnrnlarn rum.
~ g. T.. Fntnra. rai.hI r.; "a.
"n'"r. -uucnt ~ 'hr ffpr str~n' !a-
80 iai" anin'. Tnn SrHri.,it.n mss r.
'"rrr. ~ 'hG ',rmrniifnt .r 5.|frri=
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
FOUR CONGRESS CANDIDATES
SPEAK AT SAME PLACE
representative Holland, j. Peter uoi.
i""d' .. Edward Cole and ii. L.. May
nnrd Address Isle or Wight Voter.

hhrn Address Isle OF Wight voter
NokfoLk. VA. July 3.-Conrrcss-
man IL. IL. Holland. j. Peter Holland.
j. Edgar Cole and Harry l.. Maynard.
TOUR aspirants for Congressman HoI
iaidS seat In the House of Reprcscn-
tativcs, divided time at Islo of Wight
courthouse to-day, speaking for two
hours In the afternoon After dinner
j. Davis Reed. of Portsmouth. and
Daniel Coleman, Il Norfolk attorney.
spoke for Peter Holland
Congressman Holland contentcd him
self with an exhaustive exposition OF
his record and with itcmizing the APP
preparations he had secured for tho
district. Whilo he did not think tho
latter tho true test of "a Congress-
mans fitness. he said, he WAS willing
To accept the challenge.
j. Peter Holland and j. Davis Reed
rakcd the ConSressman's record with
Il fnetooth comb. Peter Holland at
tackled his appointments, aud charged
he was away from his seat on occa-
slons when matters OF Importance to
tho district were up.
Mr.. Maynard asked support because
or his ten years in the House OF Rep
rcscntativcS and his experience I'm the
State Legislature.
Mr. Cole declared that he was not
lighting any man, but said hc thought
tho incumbent totally lacking in initia-
tive, and that he should not be re-
turned.
Wcstmorciand Davis. candidate for
Governor, was present, but did not
speak.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
"MOONSHINERS" SENT UP
NcnrIy Dozen nrc Given Sentences
1" jail md Pcnitcntinry for
Illicit DIhtIllinE.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
ARlOTTESVILLE VA Julv 2

ISpcClaI 70 The Hines Dispa tch.
CHARLOTTESVILI.E VA July a
the United states District Court to-
DAY. Judge Henry G. Mcdowell pre-
siding, nearly ono dozen Madison Coun-
~ mountainous were convicted OF il
licit distilling and given various sem
fences. ranging from thirty days in
jail and 800 fine, to a year and a day
in the Atlanta penitcntiary and 500
fine. Eight bore tho name Of Nichol-
son. Before adjournment for the term
late this afternoon. several civil cases
were heard.
In the Corporation Court to-day w
y. Elliott, former superintendent OF
the local branch of the Life Insurance
Company or Virginia. was acquitted on
Il charge 81 cmbezZlcmcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
Mrs. robert Allen Kn,

Especial TO The Timcs-Disnatcb
BOWLING GREEN, VA, July Ar
yer an illness of several months. Mrs.
robert Allen Kay died at her home
near Dcios on Saturday Funeral ser
wees were conducted at the grave In
me tamiiy burinG ground by Rev &.
IL Ovcrton ON Sunday afternoon no
Sides her husband. she is survived rs.
hre sons. Luther r.. Morris T.. Robert
A., Bnrlcigh II. and Thomas Kay. and
.nree daughters. Misses Cora and Lucy
Kay. and Mrs. Taylor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
DISSATISFACTION CAUSED
dniIri >trn;is- board, However, Juc.
N"' Rrcon-id-r Hospital STAN
tppOintTurnts.

TI'""'-T2 'Na' 'hef. Dad Dnnn some
o!Eaa' s'a ION vim the r.cDinrncrIa-
'.pHt rnalc r.: the executive committee
- the Iedi.al College of Virplni, for
@nro.n' lne''s ~ The Virginia Hospital
s'@'i flr-".ls. iprer BOhson yesterday
I'D 'te a'irntpn % the Adiu!uiatra-
Te i.ara =, raques, made 10 him
't=' 't.s appointments be not ran
fIf" 80 49, iy "giipn % fccOn=idcr ihn
'rar1 previous action in making the
+rrrlr'r"r'S waa made. the ma'tcr
game r. a' @nrup' halt
Lhe appointments were made by the
..s'- ~ l' aosaiou last Friday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
QUARREL ENDS IN CUTTING
N-=r"", Have Disagrc-rnent and One
t-""iS-s Serious Knife
Wound.
,Spe-.@. % The Times Dsspa,ch.l

= I'--.- = IT" LIN q Dlspa'0n.I
BOWLING GREEN, VA. Jn!y o.
- lie Jesuit u quarrel between
Geofr" -orax and Husgeil Taylor early
7-t-aE mining, LO!naE * IN a preca-
~ "r.c!'-pn from Z knife wound In
-" mach. j., appears mat LoInax
=fr had nad q disagreement.
-Dnax ana = friend were
pas r'e ranH on their way home.
a,o- .ocJ. On Suuday morning.
t-eE s Taylor. wHo. u j. alleged,
s.ssfsc at Louax with his knife, IN
S.c,'s .sriOuE wound
"a. ~ was arrested ana placed In
ia. sp'lerned az. cOlorsI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
FRANK Il. VEALE.
SUPERINTENDENT VEALE
SUCCEEDS J. S. CALVERT
Western nion onirinI> are Promoted
icalc Coming Ia Richmond and
Calvert coin: tO New York.

Arriving SATURDAY. trom Charlotte
y. &. Frank L Neal-. the new WcS;
"rn Union commercial superintendent,
for ,he ars, district southern division.
yes:erda% assumed complete charge u
TIC wori; lst; by the removal az for
mer Superintendent; Ca!ve-, - Nav
York
Nj V.ale Is said 20 6e an 4xper, II
every department Of tho telegraph ser
y'ce. ana his promotion 20 this more
important t..t tribute 20 his abiI-
itt III" new gper;Htendcnt yras horn
IN Ncrtoil ar5 entered the Western
Union e'ru r l.n2 AZ Fortress
Monroe sf.er mastering Tho dificul-
ties % ts.e-. qhN the Sror; space
~ one vea ia" Was transferred 20
Richmond 7hsre he remained until
APRIL. 1919 u which time Ne served
.u every position ~ the Office
since .eavr-. Richmond, Mr.. Tealas
changes ha Been frequent and his
promotions CONSTANT. He went "a A.
lanta 200 -,--I t9l2. as member OF
tre staff Qt General Manage Worthen.
Z. p-taa 5tl+ be returned 20 Rich
T1-H ''- snort time aS assistant
30 Superintendent Calys-, and was
soon AZ, rara made superintendent o.:
~. E"w-- r--r@G sixth district. en-
hrariEc No.' aid South Carolina. with
80 zaqUzr,.rs p. Charlotte. I = from
this position -hlt Ny Eeaie has been
-arste---- ,1 Richmond
t. re-arEal Superintendent jain
"a-T"r' 30 Nsw YnrE Involves an
increase air: and greatly mag
EIae5 -ss7ar 1.l.tl "a 3 70 work
g -he -a~ ~ Vice -E2-es!dent T-illeyer.
WITH re r-ee- tzrdioe. however. tina,
i: ne Is Gs5zs.e5 With Inc n~w 20
Si'ltr -e.G-r % i:5th-rori.
IN ~teo--- ~ '1.E provision N- Nsale
IS =, rrsse'' .@r-o-=-v surer.a.eaGe-,
>
ARA; E.ns- aerti-re- ~
sa+ r-. r-'a VII ~
--.sa hs fr0H ~ Memphis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04

distinction. and I'm recent years had
been consulting architect for the Life
Insurance Company of Virginia. with
offices in Richmond.
lie is survived by his wife. who was
II MISS Marion Murray Noble. daugh-
ter OF Wilson Noble. of Park Place,
Henley on-1hames. England. lie is also
survived by one sister. Mrs. John An
derson. OF this city, and one nephew,
James w. Allison. Ir. lie had been
IN III health for about a year. and tho
end came at his home, 223G Monument
Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

unscbrl international I.enSuc)-
i"Ntucnrc vs.. Rtchn,Ond. nt broad
street Pnrk. Morning game at IO;:tO
"ri"rk; afternoon game ut 4 O'clock.
Wrrstlinc-Irsn vs.. ChrIstcns~n.
hcnrSWrtchts. Broad street Park =
O'Clock. rrclim lnnricS.
iiiShlnnd Park Fourth OF ,y,,Ix
at uiEht. ~"
t.!ric-Popular vnudc,ille: m..t-
nee, y; night, 7::sO and q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Ituncrnl OF clement Ar.Cn,c.hs Jones.

Tho funeral Of Clcm"u. ap-Cat"sby
Jones. VINO died sunday evening. VIII
be conducted from Holy Trinity Epis-
copai Church tomorrow morning a,
10 o'clock Tho intcrmcnt will he
made in Hollywood
Mr.. Jones was the only son Of the
late General Alexander ap-Catcsby
Jones Confederate states Army, who
after the var was consul in China aud
Japan. and ELLA Clement Jones Mr.
Jones graduated c.om the University of
Pennsylvania in 1854. having made g
record as an athlete on the crew ana
football team. lie was given the de
srccs OF Il. :. and VI. 4 lie was a
mining engineer and an architect of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
james y. Amurc.

Especial to 'Fhc Times DispatchI
LEN lNGrON. VA. July 3-Jamcs r.
Nmoie, aged scvcnty-scvcn years. "a
Mcii-khown Confederate veteran. died
ms nome. in Lexington. yesterday
evening. He WAS II incmbcr OF tho
washington College Company that en-
49,, IN the Confederate army IN
April. 1861. lie was wounded at chm
cciiorsFiilc and Mine Fun. and was cap
urea al Spotsylvania Courthouse in
Nay 1914, ana imprisoned at Fort Della
""Ic' "hcrc he remained until the end
children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
Mrs. BInuchc *. Smith.

Especial TO The Timcs- Dispatch
PULASKI. VA. July 3.-rhc BODY ~
Mrs Blanche Kelley Smith, OF switch
Back, w. Va, was brought here 10
day for intcrmcnt. She died on SAT-
nrHaE night from apopl"1!, aged ;hir-
tE-slH years. She Is survived by her
husband. 7. 7. Smith. and six children,
Mrs j. +. Akers Pulaski. Miss. and
Parker. John and Samuel Kelly. of
Switch Back, are sister and brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
j. Perry LO,ymnn.
Especial to The Ti,ncs-Di.

Especial TO The Times DisDntch
hARNlSONBUltG. VA. July 81.
fcrry Lownan. sixty-cieht years old,
a retired lumber merchant OF Har-
risohburI. died on Saturday and was
p"l,en .his morning. lie never mar
,cu' men sixteen years old he Joined
The Confederate army lie was with
IN" AcNcii hangers when they crossed
mo Maryland and captured crook and
NciiE. surviving him are two sisters.
Mrs' =. NJ Martz, of Harrisonburg, and
NrN. >, :. Jones, Of Andcrson. Ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04

Especial % Ihe I!mes- Dispa,Ch-l
LEXINGTON. VA, July a-Lexinp-
Rn is ready tor Il tire;nca.s big Four,h
July celebration Tomorrow. SID
|a1 trains will bring many y!si,oss
|arades. reel races and baseball "a ne.
blf no Ventures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
The Weather
Furnished by L. :. Weather nnr.,

Forecast: Virginia
-Pnrtly cIond v
Tuchdny and We'd
ncsdny.
North CaroIsn,
Partly cloudy Tues
day, local thunder
showers night or
Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
Automob,lr Sto,.n

DR.. c. A. Labcnburp. II West Grace
|sseet- complained last night that his
handler automobile had been etole,,
rom before hts home. No trace .! the
Machine had been found up to an early
bur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
Interfering with Women

william Stansbcrry was arrested by
Sergeant Jordan ana Policeman Berry
last night on a charge OF being drunk
ana interfering with women on the
street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04
Local ItutnfnlI-

In t.,tii iast Twelve hours. ... .o3
hainfall last twcnty-four hours OK
ENccss IN rainfall since March :, ~"
t>HN''o III i"iiia!i since january /. go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-04

Pay for jurors who served during
tho May term oc the CITY Circuit court
Is nos ready for distribution at The
.lcrks office
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Local Tcmperotur.

noon temperature. c.
4. NJ. temperature. &c
NaAlinuln temperature to s p N SS
Nihlmum temperature to 3 p NJ -
Mean temperature 90
Normal Temperatures 81
i.HccSS In temperature.
bcHcicncE III temperature since
Ac"mn,,Ia ;,.e..,.,: lSG
Nh' -