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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-24

Secretary Bakers puclhS, soul lis
hnding expression anew these days ms
the Nnnks return from overseas In
various cases there hive been efforts
to organize receptions for these men In
their home localities before their de
mobilization, 50 that their friends cnn
see them parade and show them Ia u
body how their gallant services are ap.
prcciaicd. Among these the case Of
the Bluckhnwk division aud Chicago
was notable, But The secretary OF war
seems to fear that such martial dis.
plays ns are asked would tend toward
militarlsn. lie does not say SO, but
TINT is the way II looks.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-01-24

The allies are planning Ia mitigate
The rigors 81 the blockade of the cen.
irni powers ia order 10 let la food not
for the Huns but for Poland and the
people Of the Balkans and certain sec.
lions ~ Russia. Partial surveys OF
the food situnil"n show that These re-
gians are near starvation. tie shortage
of bread. meat aud fats being especial.
IS serious Most ~ the fats must be
supplied hY America The German YES
sells required "a send food "a Europe
viii be uvailnbl" before long and Mr.
Hoover. WHO is directing the relief
work. II doing nll IN his power 10
hasten III" supplies 81 sorely needed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
DOVER. CONVENTION OPENS
WITH LARGE ATTENDANCE
Chief Cook Speaks at Baptist Con-
vcntion on Reservations Re-
]igiOus Welfare.
CHART DEMONSTRATION GIVEN
Sermons Delivered OH Evangelism by
Three Spcakers-Annual Associa-
ton Address on .Tho Living
Church," by Rev. Hustin o. Boda.

Despite the rain the Bethlehem Bap-
tist Church. Cireendale. Henrico
County, was filled yesterday morning
Wnen Moderator Isaac Diggs formally
opened the one hundred and thirty
s SIN. annual session OF the Dover Bap-
' LIS. ASSOCIATION The program began
George Il. Waite, of Barton Heights.
followed by the reading of the pub
liSi'y committees report. the bylaws
ana constitution. and the annual report
oI the executive committee. The lat
yer noted "a general increase by ban
ism siHn IN the association membership OF
the chart demonstration of the re-
ppr,s from the Eastern district
T wnrn nai,o was also given. Responses
ana delegates of the various Churches
among those responding was Chief
va ooh, OF me Pamunkey Indian Reser-
and Rev. Slaby, pastor of the Czecho,
S!orah work in Richmond
Talks on EvangcIi.m.
-, ne western district chart was dis
nffaEsd in the afternoon meeting. Both
churches: which showed slight de-
Greases in various departments echo
ny IN ,ne resmIIs of the recent epidemic.
1nurch Richmond. read the report on
p lang ISM. which was replied to bv
preached by Rev. Austin o. Bod, 81
me Northside Baptist Church. HIS
mem, me was The Living Church" At
,,.a, c!ose or the sermon Pastor Tiller
welcomed the association in an a.
uG.Sss, which was responded to on be-
, ni or The association by Dr.. George
Dinner was served on the grounds
ana the long practiced- custom was nn:
ihterrupted by the rain. A0'
CT, IN account of illness. Dr. T. Claggett
sinner mad 10 decline to preac6 ira
sermon scheduled by him at the njsh'
session. The program committee ar.
"a hgea WITH Chaplain Brown. of Ohio.
10 preach in DR.. SINNERS forced ar
E ESr His subject was "A Fight in
Inc Inc association continues today and
tomorrow, beginning at $50 o;c,onit
T ri', morning, and Will close at noon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
RiCHMONO SHOE MERCHANT
WILL BE BURIED TODAY
n TOT Int Charles 4. brown IA
DC Heid From His Home
This Afternoon

FoneFai services for Charles 4
Brown, for many years a shoe m.T.
SShant o: Richmond, who died at his
morning. following a brI., Illness ~
heaEt tfouols VIII be held from the
home this afternoon at o'cocx. Bpria1
viii be in Hollywood
,:nr. hrc"h IS survived by two nieces
Misses Matte and Anne B-oYr znj
three He7rews. RAY Brown. Mann
Brown and Dr. William y Brown 81
the Philippine Islands
ne was son ~ The !s.+ William
Horatio Blown and Mrs Eiszo9-a -.
kinsop- Ero.Vl. Matthews County.
DIR -Bro"rs ~. Academia,
shot ana killed - me afternoon d.
home by Jos-7a %zzs+-raa eho vas
in the act - examining some Old p:z,o!s
With view - purchasing them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
DIRECTOR BOILING GIVES
COSTS FOR new SEWERS
Estimates Shockoe Creek Improve
ment Would Require $2,175,c71
to Build.
OUTLINES VARIOUS SECTIONS
Additional Sewerage on North Side OF
james River Figured at $7O4,45o.
Believes Additions on South Side
Would Reach $511,O5O.

Director of Public Works Boiling,
in figures prepared in connection with
the plans for proposed bond issue,
estimates the total cost OF the con-
struction OF the Shockoe Creek sewer
from the James River to Seventh and
This is divided as follows:
line See Of Ma fom s, 9smes Rver to north
Section from north line OF Main
Street to Clay Street. $55i.2s4.
rlt,eenth Street arch under Broad
Section from Clay Street to Seventh
and Hospital Streets. SS44,SOO.
Mr.. Boiling estimates that an auxili-
Clay. street. would cost S2l3,O7S, eX-
ctusiSe or cost of acquisition of way
which would De approximately $4,000
Sewer Routes Given.
Additional sewerage on the north
10 cost S7o4.455. ~
The routes of these sewers and their
cost are as follows:
ssi H. b. Street from Main to Lee.
G., In Cn,shaw Avenue, from "B" to
In North Richmond Road. from
Sacons Quarter Branch to Stuart
6, l Along nropoEsd street and shockoe
Road to Magnolia Avenue, s15.SOo.
ui In Gay Gay, Street. from Sheppard to
In Elm Street from Sheppard to
High Point SS.9oS
In Elm Street. from Floyd to alley
D CIV Hanover and stuart and in
EXTENSION of various combined sew
ers IN old city limits, including street
basins, $4,000.
Street TO Cary between f. !, -
railway Belt Line tracks and VEST
crh corporation line. including sanit-
AIRY sewer in Cutshaw Aven1e from,
street to B. Street. S2oo,l2O.
Norm Richmond. Highland Park and
The South Side sewerage is estimated
10 cost s5ll,o5o. This is div!ded as
Along Canoe Run from James Rivcr
10 Decaiur Street sl5S.ljO
SANITARY sewer system in section
I. ON piikington Street and Holly
street to Belt Line Railway. Harnish
SSsreet and Park Avenue. and from
broad Rock Road. sl25.55o.
Sanitary sewer system in t;orsst Ira,
iark, from Fourth and Archer Stree,r
70 Harnish and Park Avenue and fro,1
ieHtoh street and Midlothian Turn.
PEE 10 James River, 77.o0O.
SahltIarE sewer system in Oak Grove
a,o," NaurE street to Jackson Avenuc
mnu rom petersburg Turnpike 10 sum
mef street and outfall TO James Rivnr
sl21.l50 avenue
Extension OF old sanitary sewers :,
ssa aa and Woodland HeiEh,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
JOSEPH !. DORIAN SUCCUMBS
All HOME IN PHILADELPHIA
Yorporntion Lawyer Was CloseIy
associated With Norfolk and
Western HALLWAY

Joseph !. Doran, general solicitor for
many years Of the Norfolk and West.
ern Railway Company. died at hi
nome in philadelphia. July 81. II was
announced here yesterday Mr.. Doran
was son of the late joseph Doran
or Philadelphia. and Ann Christinn
l:uker Callahan Doran OF Accomac
county. He was born January II. 1854
IN Southwark. now part of Phi,a
dclphia.
Early in life he was admitted to the
bar in Pennsylvania. after being
graduated from the University Of
pennsylvania. His practice has been
confined TO that OF railroad and gem
eral corporation law. Since 1854 he
has been closely and actively identified
with the development of coal and iron
het's in Virginia and West Virginia
The mother of MIR. poran was "A
daughter of Rev Griffin Callahan and
Susan Christian Luker, OF Accomac
County. Her father was the first to
preach Methodism III that section of
tho country.
He is survived by six children. Marie
Louise, who married John Williams. OF
Havcrford, Pa; Alice Therese, Cap
tain John Henry, Caroline Borden. who
married the late Robert T.. Lee George;
Josephine Lalor and Lieutenant War
ncr Erwin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
CONFlSCATED LIQUOR NETS
STATE $75,237.1O RETURN
Amonnt Seized md Sold Within Year
"ohSH lnr Literary Fund.
Automobile Cases. in Shit

Since the sales of confscated liquors
by the Prohibition Denartnnent w..
So o. ' 90 ny the law one year ago
10 worth OF whisky. wine and
ardent SPIRITS has been sold BY the
department, and the money turned into
the literary fund Of the State accord.
;hhs 10 d report given out last night by
the iFohibition Department.
rms amount has been seized and
soid IN The period of twelve months
since the law went into effect
allowing the sale of spirits. Since ~
mas been lawful to seize and conf;sr,+ -
ceremonies used 10 transport whisky,
approNinateiE sixty cars have been
selHed throughout the State, prohihi.
ION orhciais assert. but many Of them
nave not been contiscatcd pcndInr the
outcome of trials and appeals noted
Benefits derived by the school fund
,.iafh the fines paid in court for
h,oIa IONS OF the prohibition laws. since
tne department of Prohibition was
formed; amount to SlS3.G65.
r,, nes Soc. TINS amount a sale of reve
and so"9n!sSS IN ~! totalled S43,@4G. 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
RICHMOND LABOR COUNCIL
HOLDS SESSION TONIGHT
Matters Affecting Lnrge Number OF
Union Men TO Bc Con-
side red.

Matters of Importance to labor in
Richmond will be considered tonight
at meeting of the Central Trades
and Labor Council in Labor Temple
on Foushce, near Broad Street.
The strike Of the printers union
against various large job shops and
several threatened strikes affecting a
large number of union men and women
Will be considered By the council.
Secretary Frank y. Jones announces
that matters which were laid on the
table at the last meeting will be
brought up at this time for definite
action. Labor Day celebration. in
GLIDING n proposed victory parade that
Will far eclipse the patriotic parade
Of last Labor Day, Will also be planned
at this meeting
The presidents OF all OF the local
unions. as delegates eX-officio TO che
Central Trades and Labor Council. are
particularly urged TO be present in
the notification issued by Secretary
Jones'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
REV. WILLIAM BYRD LEE, JR.,
WILL COME TO ST. MARKS
VIII Succeed Rev. G. Mel. Brydon
August Merger Will Not be
Effected.

Rev: William Byrd Lee, Jr., son of
Rev. William Byrd Lee. of Gloucester
County. who has just received his dis
army. in which he enlisted in 1917, has
Just accepted the call 10 ST. Marks
Episcopal Church. of Richmond
Vie Will succeed Rev. G. Mel. Bry-
don. whose resignation takes effect
August /.
s.. Marks purposes. like many other
Rlchmond churches. to move to the
new church editice is built the con-
Srcgation. will worship in the audi
torium or the Robert Z. Lee School
on kensington Avenue
Until recently ii was generally I'M
derstood that there would be a con
solidation of the congregations Of
trace episcopal Church and ST. Mark s.
but the merger now has been aban
doned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
SIXTY AUTOS STOLEN IN
RICHMOND SINCE IAN. I
'"rs to Valuation of S4s,GO0 Not Re-
covered according TO Police
Statement

sixty automobiles have hoe, ea
ana not recovered, in Richmond sine
oanuary /. was the statement given
9ut Yesterday by police headoua rters
.eFNa:iVe estimate OF the vaIua
h' OF me stolen automobiles. made
hy the police department. is s4S.ooo
an average valuation OF $500
sass stolen from Richmond in the
$500 10 $500, but the prevainnc. on M
me cheaper cars of the diver variety
ana OF old models has caused ,ha a.
low re- ~ '!i'ate very
Liberal rewards are offered for the
recovery OF any one OF jhe lost cars in
circular issued by the police deDar,-
forty i've passenger niyver macL;,ts
ana several expensive seven passengor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
Fairgrounds MEETING.
{. AR0UsEs WIDE INTEREST
Organizations Invited to Send Repre-
sentativcS to Chamber Of
Commerce Friday.
EpECT HEARTY COOPERATION
Movement to Secure Byrd Park Lake
=. as Swimming Place for All Time
50 Will BE Pushed to Utmost-Public
Urged to Attend.

arrangements are being perfected
4 Tor the public ss-meetns in the
auditorium of the Chamber of Com
merce Friday afternoon at O'Clock
In the interests of the playground
movement.
Letters sent out to public spirite d
e err, tions Of Richmond asking for
ocommittees at the mass-meeting have
added Impetus TO tho movement which
is being accorded Widespread interest
and cooperation.
Clubs Take Interest.
j. n Binford is chairman OF the
emit organization The chief object of
the meeting Friday is to effect an or
ganization of men and women inter
of Richmond. This Organization will
put its shoulder TO the wheel in an
EFFORT 10 secure additional playground
the remainder of the hot weather Of
the present summer. but for all future
summers
Rota rians and members of the XII
ground movement. and the idea Of Sc
curing free use OF one of the lakes in
t me, "heau;itui wilderness" OF Byrd
Park for bathing purposes has been
receired by the people of Richmond
with general approval according TO
those behind the movement.
Meeting Open TO All.
Judge Kicks stresses the fact that
the meeting Friday afternoon in the
auditorium OF the Chamber of Com
merce is a meeting which is not only
open 10 the public. but the public is
urged TO attend and give expression 10
constructive criticism and personal
opinions relative TO the playground
movement which. he states is Ger
taInly community movement in which
interested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
NAVY HEAD FAVORS HIGHEST
RANK FOR SIMS AND BENSON
DANIELS Declares, However, Gruye
objection TO Any BEING on Active
List indefinitely.
<tBy Associated Pre,,1

WASHINGTON. July 22.-Secaetary
Daniels approved today before The
house Naval Committee a bill giving
Admiral William S. Benson. chief or
naval operations, and Admiral
W lliam >. Sims. who commanded the
American naval forces abroad during
the war. permanent rank as admirals
lie submitted detailed report of
the var services of the officers. but
urged that the resolution be amend
ed 70 provide full pay for life instead
Of active service, with authority for
the President 10 recall them TO duty
al need.
The policy OF placing any officer
permanently on the active list is open
20 grave objection" ne said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
DEFER MADISON INQUEST
.. ON ACCOUNT OF FUNERAL
Mother OF Mororman Involved In A.
cidenthl DcH1h Was Buried
1csterday.

Because % :ha dean ~ Ms. Celeste
Bottoms, - 1919 Oakwooi Avenue
.mother OF Mocorn!an Emmett, bottoms
VINO was p!o,!rg The seven Pines
TferI Sa.. "hlcn struck and KILLED
- ~ az 'son, Of Nsaao"s, saturday.
1890 o.itu -. inner hF!Eat ysstcrda y
yos. poHeo Inc inquest INTO Nad!son's
Mrs. Bottoms was buried Yesterday
S :, ,e! .'"oH IN cak"ooc Cemetery.
the Bottoms residence. The innu.s,
into the death o: Madison Will be held
THURSDAY afternoon az O'clock a, ,hn
Henrico COUNT Courthous. ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
FOUR STILLS SEIZED
Prohibition Inspectors Operating In
Wise County Capture Up-tO-
Date Outfits.

Prohibition headquarters was noti-
fed yesterday by prohibition inspec-
tors working in Wise County of the
seizure of four ''moonshine" outfits.
All were UP TO date in every respect
According to the report the stills
were in full operation, and one man
was arrested. the rest escaping. One
still, which was destroyed Monday. was
Of eighty -hve-gallon capacity. Two
hundred gallons of whisky were found
at the various OUTFITS. and 600 gallons OF
beer. AS corn whisky>has no medicinal
value all Of 1t was destroyed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
REV. J. 3. HUNDLEY ACCEPTS
Mathews County Minister Comes to
Hanover Christian Church Pulpit
September 1.

Hanover Avenue Christian Church.
OF Richmond. will have new pastor
september /. Rev. j. r. Hundley. form
erly OF Mathews County, having ac-
cepted the call TO this church. which
has been without pastor since the
resignation of Rev. George w. kemper
several months ago.
The new pastor is now engaged In
y. NJ. c. A. work at Camp Stuart
near Newport News. Previous to his
war work he was pastor Of a church
III Kansas city for seven years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
GUILTY OF WIFE MURDER
ueorSe Prrkins. Colored, Sentenced IN
-. Eighteen Years in the
Pcnitentiary.

George Perkins. coIored was y.s,o
Day in the Hastings Court convicted Of
the murder 0: his wife. and his punish
.ment was t%ed at eighteen years in
the the peh!tentiarE The unwr!tten law
piayeo an important part in the case
Perkins also sought 70 prove that Inc
deadly shot was fired by the man in
whose company he found his wife
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
DROPS DEAD ON STREET
willard wingfeld Expires OF Hcmor-
rhnSe at Addison and
DrOnd Streets.

willard WinEncld. nfty-hve years OF
age, OF East Seventeenth Street
South Richmond. dropped dead at Addi-
son and Broad Streets AT $40 j. NJ
yeslcrday Coroner whitfield gave az
his opinion that Wingficld died OF a
hcmorrhage The body was turned
over to Undertaken Cunningham, OF
South Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
FUND FOR ICE GROWS
Generous Gifts for Relief of Poor
Bring rotnl Up TO
S3S2..H.

according TO members of the varied
ccharities who assist the Ice Mission
IN seeking out needy persons TO bennft
from funds given TO tho mjssinn
august and September are months
when draw heavily upon the treasury
OF the mission. Last year throughout
the month OF August the weather vas
so severely hot that many prostrations
Wou!d have resulted in death had II
not been for ice and fresh milk wh t,
cSisitihE Nurses. assisted by money
rom the Ice Mission. were able 10
supply The nurses arc only one rronn
OF Inc many who impartiallv ana
wisely administer the Ice Mission
Each day gifts for the Ice ,Iissio,
are received through The Times Dis.
pnaeh; receipts yesterday were:
Mrs. NJ. p. Myers. York Harbor.
Jamae r. ..'.-........... 1000
i'"s'eS '.............. 5000
acknowledged 800. 322.7G
s3s276
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
SEEKS SUPPLIES FOR ITALY
Minister OF Treasury VIII Come IN
Americn After Visiting
England

MILAN. July 22.--The Italian njnis.
ter 81 me treasury. SiEnor Schanzer.
2ecolo. TO arrange for shiuinnn,, ~
food, coal and supplies 20 Italy Af,er
his visit in London he expects 10 20
to America "on similar mission" he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
CAR KNOCKS DOWN OFFICER
Traffic Policeman Steps in Front OF
OncominE Trolley and SuGera
Minor Hurts.

Traffic Policeman K. w. Grafton. OF
800 North Robinson Street, was Knocked
yesterday while on duty at Eighth and
Main Streets by Clay Street trolley
car. According 10 eye witnesses Of
the accident, Grafton stepped from in
front OF west bound car into the
pain Of car going in the opposite
direction, which he had not seen He
was taken to the Virginia Hospital
but was discharged late yesterday az
teraoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
WILL NOT DENY OR CONFIRM
SUSPENSION OF H. F. SWEET
Prohibition Headquarters Awaits Ar
rival OF Comm issioner of Pro-
hibition Peters.

Because Of the absence OF Commits
s!oner OF Prohibition j. Sidney Peters
from Richmond. Attorney Dunford,
counSe! for the department, refused 10
deny or confirm the report that Harry
r. Sweet, Sr., had been suspended as
prohibition inspector
Mr.. Dunford emphaticaMy denied, il
any inspector has been suspended. that
the recent robbery of prohibition head
quarters OF eighty quarts of whisky
had anything whatsoever TO do with IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
Polish Troops Occupy Tarnopol.

LONDON. July ga wireless dis
latch received from Moscow dated
tuesday says Bolshcvist wireless
message received there asserts that
,kfa!nian Red troops have captured
honstantino2rad. forty miles south
chSt Of foltaVa. and that Poles oc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
AOJOURNS FOR SUMMER
LAW and Equity Court Closes Soturd,
while City Circuit Has
Already Adjourned

BeEinning Saturday the Law and
E;luity Court vii! be in vacation until
the hrst Monday in September The
ton :" 'aea
esterday. in the Law and Equity
Court. a verdict was rendered in the
case OF James +: Minor. receiver Of
me! Mcchanics Building and Loan
p!a'ntih was awarded 81. 900. which
was the amount claimed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23

Director OF Public Safe,v
yesterday awarded contracts for sI,n
plying the Police Department win ,,,e
motor patrol wagons. each with q o..
pacr? OF twelve persons including
The driver. IT - expected that Inc
automobiles viii bc delivered in for;v
days, and will be placed in commission
as soon as they are ready
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
PLANS BETTER SERVICE
Postmaster Thornton Provide. 10,
Collecting Northside Mall
beginning This FAIL

mails on the North Side Is planned nv
Postmaster Thornton. The local most
othce has received two new automo-
h!ics, and with the beginning OF the
rail- these Will be used In collecting
mail in G!nter Park, Highland Park
Barton Heights and other North Side
sections.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
Nfnrie l.. WnItnn

Funeral services Will be held In Hol
slywood Cemetery this afternoon short
i1y after o'clock for Mrs. Marie I.
.Yalton.Swife Of Dr. J. II. Walton Mrs
Walton is survived by her husband and
two children. NelSon Haskins and Vir-
yEInia Over,on Walton Her father ia
~. 4. Hask!ns. OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
Fined for Conducting Gaming uou..

Bruce Phelps. OF a:6-A North Third
street, arraiSned In Police Court yea
'eTday. was convicted on a charge OF
e"nduc,inH 4 disorderly house. said to
De used Tor the purpose of gaming. and
"as fncd $50 and costs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUs Told
Briefly for Benefit of
Busy Readers.

lutheran SUNDAY School. which was 10
"a axe PLACE at BRYAN Park. Thursday. July
Il. has been indefinitely postponed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23

Mizpah Presbyterian Sunday School OF
mhtShsand Park. has postponed its picnic
MMnlSh was TO be held at joseph BRYAN
Park Thursday. July "A. has been indcn-
niic!y POSTPONED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23

>, Frank Brown. colored. who gave no adj
several days. was charged yesterday with
the inert OF a diamond ring valued at s5e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23

ellis Committee on Public BUILDINGS Prop
critics AND, Utilities for last night was called
off by order OF the chairman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23
Summer Skirts
Reduced!

Two of the seasons smartest styles,
SOS; formerly $500.
About three hundred skirts in ALL One
full shirred model and the other straight
line effect. Made Of gabardine
Notice-These are found in the Skirt
Section, Second Floor West; also in
special booth, First Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-23

eihc Railway and OF the ST Louis Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway. has en-
tered suit again, the Southern Manufac-
turing, Company for s25o0 damaSes The
the defendant.
Victory Club will hold a party TONIGHT
at the home OF Mrs. Pearson. 1905 Balm
bridge Street. a silver offering will be
used for the benefit or the club.
Ihe annual picnic of The First English