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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
NEGRO SPEAKER PLEADS
FOR BALLOT IN VIRGINIA
Charles Morris, Coiorcd Minister,
Addresses Meeting at City
Auditorium Here.
OTHER RIGHTS ARE DEMANDED
Says Race Should TIC Rewarded for
Its Services Overseas and Ash,
Justice In Courts and Better Liy-
Ing Conditions.

IHsht o' suffrage "a rccosniiiou
ot war service n France and rs a
br.NlicEr belonging TO Il citizen from
winch the government cXac;s taxes
was demanded last ni:h; by Charles
MorriS. leading co!orcd minister q;
Norfoik. In an address delivered 10
nearly Loco negroes assembled in the
City Adu.;or.um
Any negro good enough Ia do for
The nag in a foreiSn country is GOOD
enough to be United states Marshal
IN NirSinia. declared the speaker.
amid ihundcrous applause OF approval
from his audience
In MAXI tie , LIST of thing. which he de
ns,io"s 10, MS raee as proof Of ne
played in the struggle with Gerniany
he named justice in the courts. ask III :
mat negroes he tried by 4 jury OF
their color: better living condit ons.
carrying with thcm paved streets aud
het,er-kept residential districts. negro
principals 70" schools in which only
ton OF lync'iin2 For aggravated crimes
and full-ncaEcd participation in the
government 90 the STATE and country.
Mor:'s wts invited ny the Woman :.
Eiks. crio ed. TO discuss The negro
problem. IT. declared that tine people
of the SOMA arc pursuing two courses
for tho solution o. the problem. one
hein2 10 crush the race and the other
tc help il rise. \ crashed. dcsroadent.
cnoraui negro population. ne declared,
ouid be black menace to amy peo-
pic with which :; mingled. Then
came the suggestions for race better
mcnt.
The wearing OF the uniform. TIC 50 al
should bring the black man the bal
lot. In this connection. he scored
Cole Elcasc. Thomas Dixon. Senator
Nurdsmau and few other. and ac-
corded high pCa Sc 10 tAc Frcnch. who.
hc declared. had recognized the man
mood OF tho negro race when \m-Ti-
can persecution in France had been
carried to extreme lengths
The several hundred men and women
OF the negro race who heard the adj.
dress gave frequent. prolonged ap-
plauSe TO ;hc suggestions OF tlC
speaker Admission To the aud forum
was paid, .ud the negroes came from
the best element % the c"!ored
population.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24

April H. Reparat!on demands to he
m'oe on GernanT were approved April
=, ana the Germans were invited OF,
;Npfli 10 TO send their delegation TO
versailles 10 receive the treaty
The peace conference rext consid :
s.su INC treaty with Austria. Tile
IL l,n inins de1sEa,ion Insisted apon Oh
TRAN city OF Fiume. but on APRIL -;
pres'dent Wilson gave out statement
ON t"' the r" next eon'1 no. be sysH to Italy
turned 10 Rome, and for more than a
Week Thereafter the Italia delegate 5
We're absent, but returned on May in
time 10 participate in the conference
with the German delegates.
y revised covcnan; OF the league OF
nations. intended 10 conform in respect
TO the Monroe Doctrine I" The obj &C.
ton raised III America was adonted by
tho peace conference on April IS.
Geneva was selected rs the seat OF
the league.
so when the council of three voted 10
turn 1t over To tho Japanese on as
surance that it would be given later
10 the Chinese.
Tho Germans headed by Count
Brockdorfi- RantEau. arrived in Ncr-
sailles and presented their credentials
to the allied delegates on May /.
Germans Replied May -.
The peace treaty was presented to
the Germans a. Versailles on May ..
the anniversary Of the sinking Of the
Lusitsnia, and an official summary Of
ihe irouty WAS made public that day.
II WAS also announced that the United
states and Great Hri,ain had pledged
aid TO France against possible future
German aggression. The manner in
which The Germans received III. treaty
vas described AS insolen, Numerous
German leaders declared they would
not sigh it and week OF mourning
WAS decreed ny ,he German govern
ment. but tho decree WAS virtually un-
needed.
Thereafter the German delegates
submitted various notes to the coun-
eli Of -four askin. for concessions or
criticizins The terms proposed in the
treaty as submitted 10 them On May
l6 it was announced that tho German
treaty would become effective when
ratified by Germany and three or the
allied or associated powers.
The German reply 10 the first form
OF the peace treaty Was presented to
the allied delegates on May rs. and this
was followed by several German coun-
ter-DroDosals.
Meanwhile the Austrian delegates had
arrived az st. -t'ermain and on June :"
th> terms OF the peace treaty with
Austria. rs drawn by the allies. vas
submitted 10 them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24

while on july the army would co~.
sis' or l.O39.0oO officers and men tbis
number would be reduced to TiSoSs nv
July 81. 1929 on August 81. and fron,
September 80 for the next nine mon,h.
until the 100000 plan would consist OF
$4,000 officers and men Under IN,
Rouse proposal for An army or am
900 War Department estimates s,ow.cd
that To the las, nino months OF tS..
rscal year the army would consist or
l'J.S3a officers and men. while under
the war Department recommendation
tor an average OF 100000 ii would
be tSS,io0.
Chairman wadsworth said. howeycr
mat Whatever size Congress- Hxei
would be only temporary and would
remain IN effect until a permanent
with brief discussion the Ssna,.
adopted The item OF S230.00o, 900 Tor
army transporta;ion, a decrease Of
S'h.0oo'o"o from The House appronria.
recommendations for SS5.o00OOU for
army Subsistence. an increase uf nearly
?o.ooo.0oO. and that Of $4,000 900 for
clothing. an Increase Of $500. 900
large increase Made.
The large increase IN the bin for
100000, aa recommended by the Mill
tnrN Committee. also was approved
Chairman wGdswor,h said the iiousa
app p.,ynIl im,i f"r This n"rnc.e was
vent operation u: thc law Offering
Vocational traini.ns 10 soldiers
st a arTrsas and !" ~ npproprIsion Tor
s.:,75O.ooo to ;t5.o6o. 600 also Vas
adopted h. the Senate after Nj. Walls
worth explained that influx Of aup-
pics hei"E returned from ahroud ia
oNcrnowins all the government storage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
REQUIRED FIVE MONTHS
TO COMPLETE, PEACE
lhl1ty-lwo Allied Countries Took Part in Drafting
Greatest Document of MISUNDERSTANDING
Officially Convened January Is, 1919

The peace treaty vi Versailles is the
,rn,, Of about rye mouths. of confer.
Two allied countries ana Gcrnanr p:r.
ihn ed The G,s 'e.!las "a IONS
France. Italy and japanNwere repre- tiitI
scented in the peace conferences at
raris by five delesates each. while the
iiritish dominons were composed OF
from one TO three men.
states Tresasn Wssos s setrs
;ary OF State Robert Lansing: Henry
M WI s., for fHrmerlS amhassador az home
and General Tasker II. Bliss
Georses Ciemencesm. rrcme, o..
france was chairman OF tn. peace
Al first supreme council or a cour-
eli ind .! iem was "rsanihed SO a. 70 in
Great Britain. France. tho Unitrd
States Italy and Japan. subsequently
ms oi Eomneli was sH divided in Two parts
George. .clcmcnccau and Orlando-and
council of foreign ministers.
First step Tnkcn Lnnuar. 81
tons convened officially on January
IS t" draw up the terms 20 he sub
i inii,ea i when Sompisted to The German
had visited England, italy and paris arts
One OF the Hrs; acts Of rhc confcr-
Ence was 10 send a proposal to an
RUSSIAN factions TO meet on the
Princes Islands TO cndcavor to com
pose the Russian nternui situation
out this plan was rejected ny the Rus
SANS Various factious which We're
uIsputtnE over territory in different
sections Of Europe wcrc directed hy
nc peace conference 10 discontinue
heir conflicts
The first step toward tho actual
drafting OF the treaty occurred OH
January -. when the conference agreed
10 the rian for organization % =
league OF nations, sud committee
was appointed to draw uD- covenant
by January 30 the conference mad
adopted the plan OF governing colonies
anu hack ward nations through mauda
torres issued 10 various nations. sub
ject To the direction and approval of
The league Of nations.
The covenant Of the league OF ma
tons was completed OF February a.
On the following day Presiden; Wilson
lcft France for the United States He
returned 10 France. arriving there March
Is. In his absence the council of ten
had continued its work, despite an
attempt 10 assassinatc Premier Glenn
cnccau.
:, rcpor, Of tho international labor
legislation committee WAS adopted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
PLANE KILLS TWO CHILDREN
Machine CrnshcS Into rhree AZ II,
Makes Landing At Franklin
Field.
rRv Associated Press. !

EDSTnN. Iune 23.--N bombins air
plane. pilotcd by Colonel
II. q. C!asset, struck and killed Two
children and injured another in land
ing AT Franklin Field today. Captain
William III. Chandler. observer or the
machine. was slightly hur,. The plane
bany. y. T.. on the last leg OF n hight
from Dallas. Texas. was wrecked
y large crowd had gathered o., the
down asains, the wind. Lieutenant
Colonel ClacEe,; saw his course was
carrying him into the crowd. 70 avoid
this he deliberately headed into \
clumD OF trees. He did no; see The
three children. who were standinc
near the trees. until i. was TOO late TO
IhanE" his course again. The -pla ne
hit The three children and crashed
INFO one OF the trees. The pio, was
not hurt captain chandier was taken
TO hospital where ii wus said his
injuries We're not serious.
The other planes landed safclv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
STRIKE OUT SEARCH CLAUSE
Nouse judiciary Committee Eiiminatcs
Scrti"M az Prohibition Enf0rc-
mcut Hill.
IlEv Ns.ooialch rre..-l

WASHINGTON. Jane "3.-TEe pro-
vision OF the prohibition enforce nent
hill pcrmi,ine, search OF private homes
Tor contraband liquor when tho war
RANT was sworn 10 by At least two
crcd!tab.e persons" WAS stricken out
today by the House Judiciary Commit
tee. The system Of search as providcd
IN ;ho espionage act was substituted
Under prov isions OF the enforcement;
act as tcntstivcly modified today in
committee. transportation Of intoXicat-
ins liquors in automobiles. aircraft or
other vehicles would prove an cXpen-
s'Ne undertaking If the owner is
caught
AS the bill originally stood it s;jpu-
lated that The vehicle should he sold
a; public auction AMI the dinrrcnce
between tho selling price aud tho
amount Of tue figures snd the COS,
should bc refunded ." the owner. Tho
committee changed rhe provision today
20 provide that any surplus watch
might remain after the lines and cost :
were paid should he given 10 the
state
The committee also tentatively
aErecd 20 eliminate minimum penalties
attached to vioiat ions OF the law for
first onensr. TO permit the judge 10
use mis- own discretion in sentencing
The offender.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
OeNOUNCES LEAGUE ENEMIES
Se'retsr! Daniels Denies Charges IT.
hE Wade by Opponents OF
world society Ptnn.

CARLISLE PA. Juno % -onro....
o. tho league Of nations wcrn as
n"unrod by Josephus Daniels So.rc
.""FN al Navy. III his address ;od,y =,
80. l!G"ins College commencement. q:
IN reply to tho assertion thar ,:rna.
,nIl'sin VIII dominate the league. MIR
hahicis said: America viii never
ch'sr M" league ,hai any ono ns
ION may dominate He aisu I:s
missed rs ridiculous the clam ,h.i
me whites would he sumbittcd In
domination hy the yellow and nryrn
races II the United states JOIN. iho
n"Suc' Complaints that Catholic in
huence would be in proponJnr,n",
also w"r" declared 10 be abso!utcjy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
HOUSE REVIVES OLD CLERK
HIRE PLAN AFTER DEBATE
RESOLUTION ADOPTED Provide, Enroll
ment OF Two Employees for
Each Representative.
NV Associst.d rrcss,

WASH lNGTON, June 23.-Reyivir,p
its old clerk hire legislation. the HOUSE
a.,sF protrhcted debate today adopted
permitting each member to employ two
cierkS. whose names, with their sala-
res. snail be placed on the roll Of CON
gressional employees
Nothing in the resolution. IL vas
pointed out during debate prevents :,
m cnoer from paying practically ali OF
ne $500 available for a members
clericaI he!p in tho year beginning
neHt July 20 one employees, another.
neinS PLACED on tho roll al nominai
shiarN BY the enrolment OF ciorks
i, vas also said in debate, members
,Sm ne CHARGED with paying less
potkctin2 the difference" W."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
SENATE APPROVES MOVE
TO BUY A|RPLANE PLANT
defeats Motion OF l.cnrnut 10 Strike
Out Provision in Army
kilI
INVOLVES WRIGHT FACTORY
Government to Take Ovcr Property
for S3,2UO, OO0--incicase .hppro-
priation for Air Service ny $40.
600.
iEy As,.,iat,dpr,,.

SS Associated Pres.
WASriNHTrN. June a3.--TAc Senate
10y vote OF 80 to Is loLav defeated
motion BY Senator Leuruo,. Hepub.
lean. Of Wisconsin, to eliminate from
The arm! bill ,ac pro- on author!z-
inS the cNpendi,urr ~ s3..6o,0oo 70;
the purchase Of the Dayton WrlSh,
iIrpianc plant. near pay;oa, ONO to-
Soiheg with l,la2 acres o. land adJoim
ms 20 De used IS an airplane export
mental station.
Thc provision Was opposed b.:
Senators l.onruoi, Mckc llar. and King
v.stis.tion snuuld firat nc made hy
Congress into the valuation nf the
land nc tore authoriziu5 SUCH IN cX-
pcndituEN.
Brenrher OF Truat,
Senator l.cnrout declared there had
been gross brc lChcS OF trust by the
War department in purchasing rca|
estate" aud that the Appropriation -,
purchase Of land At the Dayton field
MAS - excess OF the appraised v..!uc
lie Explained that hc did not upivs
the p.opuSeu acquisition of the cur
tiss r.mwood pi.,':i at Euna.o because
ne asserted. is appra SEQ value Wa
'ontraSc"us!N low. benz Dut -
per cen; -: bu .id,ng costs.
Nfier taking ~ the SeSS,UU0,0go AN
nual army appropriation bin TO-DAY aud
continuing its consideration at a night
session. the Senate tentatively APP
proved an appropriation vi S55,eGG.oo,
Tor the aEmy air service, an inCvc3 -
OF 3ip.oo0.VoO over the amount voted ~
the House.
Although the army bill was undo,
consideration for nearly ten hours lit
tic progress wa. made. action upon
many Important committee amend
mcnts beng deferred unit! tomorrow u,
the request OF Senators Among these
WAS one fixing the average strength Of
the army during the next nscal year
a, 100000 men
owing 10 ;hc fact that the army
hin az we'll as the naval and other
appropriation bills must be passod he
fore July |. night sessions in the Sen
ate this week are planned.
Plan Rapid Decentralization.
Plans OF The WAY Department for
rapid rehabilitation OF tho army were
revealed "a the Senate tonight by
Chairman Wadaworth. Who said that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Al fresco bail and party for Ser-
vice men. Byrd Park. 7,3O.
Virginia state Hoard of Dental
EAnmfners meets, Medical Collcsc
OF Virginia. o.
Richmond Typographical Uuion,
No. 30, meets Eagles Hall, 5,:iU.
Richmond Academy OF Medicine
holds special socInI session. audi
torium OF Jefferson Hotel. $40.
South Side public schools. Pow ha-
TIM No. I. Nh. ., HnInbriJgc Junior
High. Franklin and Onls Grove
schools, picnic mt Forest lIitl PnrI>,
NIL day.
Women of Nest 1910, Owls, meet
at Owls Halt, 3.
Vaudeville, Lyric, 3tiu. 1,45, 0.iO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
PRESIDENT NOMINATEs POL
'"um.r'or 10 state Department =.
"''n"ns thnirc for First Under
secretary OF state
iBv Associa,edprcss ,

WASHINGTON Juno n Er.r1. =
po!h. OF New York. counselor OF ,hr
st"t" Department and now ,c, ~.
SIecrGL"ry OF state. was nominated b,
wilson TO he Undersocrc.
o' stare, - new Office crcatcd
nnder ihe 1920 legislative cxccutiv.
ana judicial appropriation bin pnsser
Gy the last Congress '''''"
INC ONCE OF counselor OF tbc do-
partmcnt Is abolished by the ncW l., y.
"hlch hXes the salary OF The unJcr-
secretary AT $500 Three nssist,ni
secretaries are provided for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
CONFEREES APPROVE RIDER
Repeal Of DnyliEht-SHNluw Law "'
OrtObcr 10 Passes TWO
tUu,in tttCcs.
WASHINGTON June aa.-irous

NNSTIINGTON June 23-lfouss and
senate confcrccS today approved the
rider on tho acricuiturai appropria-
ton hi! providing COR the repeal o.:
the daylight s2vin. law nest October
u The House managers hnally az
copied the SCnRt" amendment at;cc
urging passage nv thc Senate OF the
separate House bill repeating the law.
Adoption OF the conference agreement
is regarded AS certain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
ilNItTtRE ALMANAC
FALL SEEKS PEACE
DECLARATION WITH
ENEMY COUNTRIES

LNoNtInued From F!rst PAcc.)
authorized shall he used for maintc-
nance or such military forces upon for
eiGn soil except AS necessary in carr,
ing out the above purpose
senator Edges resolution whicr,
also went TO the Foreign Relations
COMMITTEES. would declare the wa 10
oe terminated and AT an end" and
that all American troops now in
Europe shall he withdrawn from sucn
foreign service without loss Df time.
c"ccpt such soldiers OF the United
states regular army as have enlisted
specially for service in Europe"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
REPORT MORE SHIPS SUNK
herman Sailors Said 10 5.,. S,
Down Twelve War
Vessels.
IBv As.oclatcd prc,el-

iMAR. June "3.--Tne German
WarsnipS. which were not surrclIdcrcd
70 me allies ana which have hecn
anrhored off keil, Wilhclmshaycn ana
other points have been sunk bv CO..
man sailors manning them. accordinn
10 report received here sunday from
q reliable authority. ''''
nHcordins to the reports. there wcr.
Twelve German wa: vessels. beside, do
S,roScrs. which were in German waters
nv. hHNihS bccn turned over 10 ibn
entente under the urmisIice nrovi,;,' Nv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
GERMANS SEEK DICTATOR
Wrp"rts Indicate Revolutionary Move
ncrt II Calming Ground
Among reutOns.

l'Ai:iS. June 23.--rhe movemru, for
4 military Dictatorship in Germany is
gaining ground, according to advice :
received by the American military an
thoritiss here, quoting tho krruz Iei :
tuuG. OF Berlin.
Die Froiheii, the Independent So
cialist paper. drvlatcs that tho COIN
tcr-rcNolniionarr element is preparing
to strike blow against the govern
lnfni.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
GERMAN ADMIRALTY DENIES
NEPONrS Of Sill, SINI.IAGr

Nv NssrcIdicd Press
i.oNi'oN. June .3.-The ,;crmau Al
-" nl'E genres rumor in c,rcula,ion
u, NJ rsris and elsewhere that tho Ger.
msd SUNK The remainder OF their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
Free VIII Methodist Church Conference
~ Present Proposition to
ConEresS.
r. ii.v As.,ci,,.d Prose

EVANSVILLE, IND. Jun, % Nj the
closing session of the Central States
Conference Of he Free Wni Methodist
Church 'uday Or. NJ Madden. OF OKLA
hona Cit%, evangelist. was chosen to
present p!..n to Congress for :, negro
reservation in the State Of Texas. to
be governed along the lines Of the
indian reservations in the Wcs: IN
Madden VIII go ncfor. Congress in
September, and has arranged for am
interview with President Wilson 10
take up tho matter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
FRENCH TO OBSERVE FOURTH
Plnn Monster Demonstration ia Paris
or American indc pe ndenre
Day.
Associated Press

rAEtS, June 23.-on the initiative
% The governments there viii be mon
ste" demonstrations IN Paris July 4,
IN honor q! the anniversary of the in
dependence OF th". United States. Cen
oral Tershing will hc received ny tho
municipality. President Poincare will
review parade OF American troops in
The Lllcs de Ia Concn-ls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
SCHEMES TO REGAIN POWER
- rean Chemical Expert As.ert,
-, Germany IL FeverIshIy Planning
~ Indnstriai Campaign.
INV Associat,d rr,ss !

pARlS. June 23.--"Germauy is fever.
shly perfcctine preparations for
attempt TO regain her nr.
war Industrial and economic prestige"
as This announcement was made tn6sv
sAnthority on chemistry. who has ;nsi
t-returned from an inspection or Ger.
IMAM industrial centcrs on q sncciaI
&Inent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
Hubitual Constipation Cured
In Is - - bays

"l.AN-EOS WITH Pr.PSiN" l. 4 sp'
cia llN-prcparod syrup Tonic I.aNstiN,
for I!abituAl CONSTIPATION. I, relieve
promptly but should be taken rcau
lnriN for II % - days to induce regu
lar action, |, Stimulates and EcEu
la,cs. Very pleasant 10 Take. So,
ner bottle ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
ELEVATED TRAINS COLLIDE
rwcnty-Fi,r injured. Ono PosslbI.
Fatally. In H~ar-End
Collision.
fPv Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Junn 23.--Twenty-hve
persons wee injured. one poss Y
fatally. IA e rcar-en'i collision tonien,
~ two elevated trains OF the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company in broadway,
Brooklyn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
The Weather
Furnished by L. $. weather Huresuo

Forecast: Virginia.
Partly cloudy Tuesday,
showers extreme west
portion; warmer We'd
uesday. showers.
North Carulina-
Cloudy Tuesday. show
ers west portions; We'd
neSliaN showers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24

80 Local Temperature Yesterday
- noon temperature. :.
:. ". NJ. temperature -,
> u. Vi. temperature - =;
SMiaNilnum temperature to x l.. M s.;
Aininium temperature To 3 r. NJ -;
Mesh tcmpcThture yesterday ~
SortnRi temperature for this date -
;N"r'nsi TEMPORAL u'c for lhis ,late
!,ehci"ncy yesterday ...,.
Ex,esa since I.,,,,"
"""'H' y '.''.' ........... lIS
Local Rainfall
ks:ntall last twelve hours. \,r,
sSlnIA!i last ,wenty-four hours. Meme
49,. 49, t'HTSh ...-........ e.
'N ''"'S '"""s'N i'.''.... ......... IS
':nca, ub>er,ations nj !. VI. Yesterday
,eenperHturn. 10. humidi;y 81. Niud Il. &.
rccti4n, southwest; wind vc!ori,v 5 ni.I"s .
weather, cloudy. '''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
Stomach ills

the celebrated Shiyar Minera! Water
POsiti|eiy guaranteed by money-pscis
offer. Tastes fne; costs trinc. De-
!iNer-f anywhere by our Richmond
agents. Spcnce Nunnamaker CO. Phone
them. ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24

Local Temperature Yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24

Plaus OF N" War Department, for
rapid disqualification OF tho army were
revealed "a the Senate tonight by
Chairman Wadsworth. who said tina,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
PLAN NEGRO RESERVATION

II' INH W e !" 1'VI S'TIOUS.
me other planes landed safely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14

Simpson. Of Richmond have been
guests Of Mrs. III. u. Johnson.
Miss Roman Anderson has returned
TO Roanoke after Il short visit here
with Mr. and Mrs. II. $. Anderson.
Mrs. NJ. q. barley Is back from New
York City and Auburn. ~ Y.
Mrs. J. Il. Williams has returned
from a visit with her daughter. Mrs.
7: Hyson. Brown. In Baltimore. and a
visit in Orange.
Mrs. w. NJ. Stokes was In Roanoke
during the wock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Cottor have
here
Mrs. w. n. Turner is back from Nor.
folk.
Rev. and Mrs G. Hubert Steed and
daughter. Virginia. have returned from
their vacation.
Miss Annie Wilson Stratto. with
Frank 7. Eastman and small son. 81
Flint Mills, have gone for visits in
Roanoke and MartinSvilc.
Miss Virginia Hines, OF ABINGDON
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Y. T.
Seay. here.
MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Adams end l!,tle