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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
OSWALD KIRBY WILL NOT
DEFEND HIS GOLF TITLE
Metropolitan Champion Finds II Inn
possible tO Play in New Jersey
Association Tournament.

NEW YORK, July lS.--Oswald Kirby.
the metropolitan champion, will not be
on hand TO defend his title in the New
Jersey state Golf Association tourna-
ment which Will begin over the Deal
links on Thursday. The Ems lakewood
crack is forced 10 pass up this meet
ms because of business bu; the list
Of entries. as given out last night by
F +. Holden, Jr.. the secretary, con-
Max Il. Marston. former New Jersey
title holder. has sent in his name. and
is paired with j. r. Stanley. OF Deal
70 play AT a:l+ o'clock. Marston is the
!avorite this year.
AT a;22 O'Clock Maurice Risley. a
consistent winner a. Atlantic city. will
step off with \. T.. hammer. former
Staten Island champion, while r VI.
Wild. OF Ba!;usrol. and Pierre Proal.
OF the home club. Will leave at a:26
o'clock
Altogether 40 entries were received
and the committee has found II neccs-
sary to start the first pair at 726
o'clock, with tho others following at
four-minutc intervals. This gets the
last pair off at 1905 o'clock.
The first match play round will be
finished on Thursday afternoon. with
the second and semi-tinal rounds on
Friday and a thirty-s:N hole final round
on Saturday.
Ioincident with the qualifying round
a team match. consisting Of four men
from cluh, Will he run OF The Deal
links. which is in excellent condition.
IS open 10 contestants every day this
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
Notes of Interest.

the Petersburg Post of the Ameri-
can Legion will meet tomorrow even
ing at the Y. NJ. c. A. The post has
not yet elected officers. having been
waiting for the return of all soldiers
from the war TO perfect a permanent
organization.
The Dnwidd:e Stock Association
net today at the courthouse. Its pur-
pose is to encourage stock raising in
inc county. in which much interest is
being shown by the farmers.
The body of Lloyd II. Long. who was
Killed Friday niSht while resisting ar
rest. VIII be sent TO his mothers home
near South Boston tomorrow. arrange.
ments to that end having been made
The band organized by the Young
Business Mems Club will be ready TO
give public concerts within two weeks
The efforts TO organize the band met
with prompt and gratifying success.
The Rev. Father j. 7. O'Farrell. for
rearly thirty years the beloved pastor
of st. Joseph's Catholic Church in Pc
tersburg. was in the city today, and
was greeted by many friends of all
denom nations. He is now pastor Of
81. Mary's Church. Norfolk
On two warrants charging reckless
driving and damage TO several vehicles
George Anderson. colored. was ar
raigned in the Police Court this morn
ing. With his automobile he ran
amuck yesterday afternoon and be-
SIDES damaging his own car. damaged
several others, besides running into
teams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

T!rs. -ae"-,cve ard hslc .urlongs-An
(; - s.reac sis,@- HeIeae. ~ r.gnsl
! = lie .sr1ors. Err Bsar and Grnw o55oI
FAC. is THEY III. Es r. ;
!; % a . non Wit-ed ilg iFaio-p
Z DAVIES. % J. : 70 5 - ,h!-S
Tins SIS Hsns,te Fac. Savnthe!ius
it.!.n!:i Z g E!ur ran
AZ :ac"-i.ak@ Nchoo4c aa.t!H4r about
Slf :.- r1:'-A Gca r!oG, IN fSU'welI, 3
- -, r.' oct "'u, Gr.Tra.-ir 10. tSchu,-
,.'rs-' : % ! ou'. on. second. Fannie
Ne" nan .is i.uUH:pr4b ~ TO j. Z n 81.
th.fG Tine. 10, 81 lord i3-.sn,rr r.r
1lF'1 -age-Tre iJH-noi.N'to -taEst y, B. .
-. ~" arG = NAT t!rlnr.-- ia nonoIy u
mann, : 20 2 out OL'. won. fnaiScr@-
tnn. ls: tHyrnmE-5. - 20 J. 20 ! gu,
second LUZ Pei ~ G.Vnsfort, 20 i
:" out th!r9. T!m.. 1913 Germs
PIE rae;",,,Mlle .2a turIoar snsa-
out. won. star Realm. :. ICarrolD. 70 10
$ - I. "a :. .@0ond King John Il! ,Da =
j i III T. e.. v ,o r1 5lf. Tim In;
sis'a :ae- .Gne. mue and seventy vara.-
poor igit"r"y.. To- 'FatorI to 5 10 :.
" 70 = - 3 v~coat. Dsndera 10:
g. CTlogscg'' Favour. Miss BrYn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
EWELL MARTIN IS GIVEN
nine YEARS IN PRISON
Makes Good Witness in Own Defcn. c
in Trial for Staying Martins
vile Officer.
YOUNG WOMAN FATALLY SHOT
Unknown Person Fires on Girl Near
Her Home in observation-disclosures
FIGURING Mill Destroyed by Fire at
Crimora.
Special to The Times Dispatch.l

lSpecial to The Times DiSpa tch.
DANVILLE. VA July ls-Ewcll
after a three-day trial at Martinsvillc
for Staying G. +. Carter. a Martins
vile policeman. and was given nine
years in the nenitcntiary. His cousin.
Samuel, remains 10 be tried. The jury
was out for two hours The accused
took the stand today and made good
witness. saying that he was walking
through q ravine when he was met by
though, he was being held up and
closed with the policeman. the gun
going off in this process.
Ewell and Samuel Martin hail from
Patrick County and are cousins. the
former having seen long service at
Camp Lee where he was an instructor.
on the day OF the fatality a month
ago next Saturday the TWO cousins
ling in the woods on the outskirts of
the Henry County seat.
G. +. Martin. the policeman. was dis
patched 10 summons the offenders. TO
up TO them and. il was said. drew his
revolver. Ewell Martin closed with
him as this was done and according TO
Samuel. there was a short. sharp Struc-
Eie for possession of the weapon which
was suddenly discharged. the bullet
entering Carriers heart and killing him
instantly.
samuel Martin surrendered. but
Ewell fed and was pursued by de-
tachment OF the Henry Guards who
located him in the home OF Mike Queen.
some ten miles north of MartinSville.
They came upon the man asleep in Ar
upper room and he was captured with
out difficulty the slain policeman's
revolver being found on 4him. Taken
TO MartinSville. hostile feeling became
so pronounced that the sheriff of the
county decided 10 take both men TO
Danville jail. where they were brought
under armed escort.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES


firs, racs--hye and one-hat fur'onr<-
21's ~ ,igs. American BOY !o2. ornGel.
.sssguG race anou, furlonrs Back Bay.
rs ADELE llo p d Joh9son ii5. Rhihi.s
Is 20. ..ml!rkasslu. rs. Lady ivan ITO.
I,2sdt,,ooi rs "swhsek no. sai"atail~.
10 p"ssAn' ilb. ba .iyconu'Il. ~ Joseph
;. M,utphyi ~. scotch rera..c' 20. Mine.
Th,rd rac..,--the rermwnod pprs, one mile
lto hi"ih.",". 100. Duchess Lace. III uncie's
Fcgr,h Mount vernon hzna,c.,
;a.oSG ,nii" on Hos"nlf. i2s ysiry
M,2-'n!fyr 10: .. Ma,ine. Idol. d LuoulIi,c
H.Eh' on haliy Includes penalty o.
mn race one mile and seventy y.rd,
90. no" : ) iteai. ~ ioach", ~.
m"uh"'" lis Luciu-. ini Ballast los
N"rtew lio Trophy 100 .Aiarchesa n
~ Pl"fra, 10! Green cola. lo: Do!cas
.Sir'h tacs- i've 'urlonrs- Laughter. ~.
J,ts" l!+ H"mpd"n. il5. orleans CHI.
10 Lazy Iifc ~. f;.rid.I S'ry%.
Lover. l;sne g. liz: cafI Maid ii657 ctdII.
iIW"y' H. Fi.nZ"IIa !07 Barley water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
HOTEL, MERTON FIRE

Vermont az and he beach, near ali at
ira ctions CaTacity $50. High class, mod
ern hotel. Superior table. elevator. private
baths. running water in rooms. &c: extern
slve porches- Ownership management
NJ J.. FARLEY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
POLICE HERE MAKING WAR
ON OPEN AUTO MUFFLERS
Citizens Complain of Noinc Nude nv
Speeding Motorists During
Late Hours.
Because OF the large numbe

Because OF the large number or com
plants from iratc citizens OF motor
lists making unnecessary noises on the
streets at all hours of the night. 20
lice have been instructed to place all
autoiSts who are caught running with
muffiers cut out or otherwise making
unnecessary noise under arrest
For the past week a large number
OF arrests each day have been made
on this charge. and yesterday a total
or twelve motorists were taken into
custody for violations OF the traffic
ordinances. Five were charged with
running cars with mufflers cut out.
ana the others were charged with
careless and reckless driving or maxi
trE unnec eSSa"y noises. Police assert
that whi!c tho summer months Last
and windows are almost universally
open. the public must he protected
from thoughtless joy-riders and other
nCiSS mak,lS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
Real Estate and Court News
CHANcERr BARGAIN AND SALE.

ch. mi M srs Evans nod ami cor, |; ,!witcp 10 q
f " "odSon, No; "2oS EaS; I3road street GGNIiS
Si5 'hilaty-third street july /. 1919. tax
rr Witli1 a W. !. kTrs and Dora II ,w,,cD to
stua 'set inches by i3o. feet south lin.
Nc; low Street. Lien. $4,000. July II, 1918
: J en-, E: Fahed and Rosa twite) to Henry
2sNlSo feet north lin" Grace street. % teci
vest Of Madison Street. Lien. $500 June
to3 Moss Sid. Avenue. DESIGNATED as iot
20; h!9ck u. Gintcr Park Terrace. June ].
Charlie; II; sael7er and Louise F ,wite,
June 1913: rs /, I' Ii 4; block 3 BEookdaie
w H. Rtdonour and Pansv y twifcl to
u A. ,muaE"ns. lot II. sGuar. u Chestnut
Hiil. SoNlio feet west line Third Avenue
be, wee. Spruce and Myrtle Streets. july
= r. u St2i] and .suH!e NJ. Cw:tA, to s.
g Meredith. lot IL. block Is. BrookIan nd
fark. +1XiSi feet east line HAYNES Avanue
AZ north lin. Crawford Street. MAY IS.
Alfred r. Hubbard and Virginia H. twif~p.
Rosa twifeD. No. s"s North Thirtieth Street
90 feet II inches by :. feet, ives, line Th!r-
Street, June Is. 1919; sl.6o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
PETERSBURG INSTITUTION
TO INCREASE ITS CAPITAL
Shareholders of American Bnnk md
Trust Company Vote to Make
Stock 100000.
[Spccial 10 The Times-Disnatch I

stock holders of the American Bank and
Trust Company. at meeting last
night. decided to increase the CAPITAL
STOCK OF the company from 5000 600 TO
sooo.ooo. and TO increase the board of
directors from fifteen to twcnty-four
me assets or the bank have increased
at the present time, and Il has becoine
necessary to make provision for meet
ing the large demands for the increas-
i , patronage The officers of the
are: President. VIM. 3. Mcllwainc:
w. J. Rally and r. E
.unsiord; cashier. Wallace ID. Blanks:
hsSis'ant cashier, r. T.. Perduc; man
aEsr OF insurance department. y. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
SETS UP TRAINING TABLE

CONTINUED from Eighth PaEe)
ington. and the Old Dominion Clup. ~
Alexandria, Va. Nery little news q,
the activities Of The crews which these
clubs wi!l put IN the races nav. reach
ed here but u IS understood tina. the
Potomacs have been training longer
than any az the others. ana have more
experienced rnen TO form the nucleus
for the various combinations which
vii! De formed
The regatta program viii irc,ude
single and double scUli. cen'ipeGe. jG-
Nor four-oared zig and cight-oa-ed
shell races No animation o. the men
eigh, has been given By Coach Brown
Has Not Selected Crews.
He wi! not make his final selection
until iust before leaving next week
Speculation * rife over tn. personnel
OF the eight. ihrce or four seas helr Z
in question because %! the spirited
II seems Practically certain mat
Gruobs, Thompson. Andrews and wood
%ill constitute the crcT In the junior
gig race Coach Irown has been work
ing this combination steadily Of late,
and mas been getting good results
Tnroughoui MS training period how
ever he mas ocen handicapped 20 some
extent by beng forced to aepcnd
largely on green material and by tho
unavoidd bic absences Of nerlhr-s ~
the crew from the city. breaking into
the SmoothnesE Of the rOrdttlCcfr.,
routine. Three college athletes Crafg
of Richmond College. Bethel. Or WasI.
J.. have just Joined the club and come
out for the crew. nut il liz doubtful =
they can get in shape to comp.te IN
any o: the events a. Baltimore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17

GaS%s S':s: Ss;s'so $isaeS aFa Row"
E ns GSa S s Rny en "T,s nSSG
a%eGa M"sI9 ,S- and Rowland Streets May
hnn "" so. Me sna 81 %ar4snr I.S c's
SECOND and Third Streets. june 81. '' isla
S1;S:ssS .ssiss ;ss 81 s., %
hi"ar street. u Srs It, 49, GS tso OF
w; chester Evans trustee, to- to-. Max F.
k sn grnn SssIS f., f"", east line Row
July i. ,s,s !, ss"IiS. - us '' ,
ios M%lSsr5T S,rss, sis insis ~ s rs fs @%
GraSs ASSnue July ei H. ill., les SSr'h
Tay"r 'tS fass sre w.FT sca,5o
feet fe., north line GRACE Street, 100 fee, 2
' s5ti:. east of Pine Street June 81 1919;
aes, RspoG Vest rpf Ss f. N5y R.s
60 feet north OF Street, June IS. 1919.
& l. I psnoon trustee; to Mary NJ Failey;
and Thirsg ,rce,s June as SlS
\. ), Chewing and =. NJ. Boxlcy., ,rus-
mo SOS y N25'h ., ThrIc'h s'5G%t 20 2s. II
90 feet Inches inches north OF y street. june
snGslsy. ,S,r1s,ss. 50. sos ,No!.h ,Th'r'.esh
line Thirtieth street. 80 feet inches north
OF y street, June 10. 1919: sl.i2o.
H. q. Whcrry and II. $. iIudrins. Jr.
trustees. 10 John Huntington aud Min
nj" u. twifc): 5oxlto feet east line Third
Avenue" Is feet north ~ Victor Street
July :. 1919: Si.l3o.
T. NJ. Heller and ~. n. Pollard. .Ir. trus-
tees. TO Henry s. Wallrrst"n. 33Nl5O feet
east line boulevard 1873 fec; south OF Floyd
Avenue. July 10. 1919. Si.0So.
Frank {. Itichcson and Robert g. Bayliss
sic SoS!s Avcnuo isss tos, norm 81
Lahurnum Avenu. July y. 1912: si.O6o
toes, 10 Walter l.. Wills. l5x6o feet. at
northwest corner Second and Arch Str.ctg:
also 5oNS0 feet west line Second Street. also
30N60 feet wrst lire Second street: also
II. 1919, SAaHI2i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
MICHIGAN AFTER MEET
Ann Arbor school Want. TO St,r.
Next Track Events Of West
ern Conference.

CHICAGO. July lG.-rhe University
OF Michigan has asked for the next an.
nuai conference track and field mec,
OF the Big Ten" which is scheduled
10 ne held on the FIRST Saturday In
June. 1920
Since the inauguration Of the moe,
In 1901. in Chicago 1t mas been award.
ed by the committee in charge TO pcr-
due, Minnesota. Wisconsin and Illinoia
bur never 10 Michigan. Because of the
interest taken by the Wolverine ag-
Rregation at. the last conference NEE,
at Chicago the Ann Arbor schooi is
considered 70 stand good chance OF
having its bid accepted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
MEADOR'S BODY FOUND
Young DruEEist Believed to Have
Drowned while Bathing mt
Ocean View.

The body Of Bernard II Meador a
graduate Of the Medical College of Vir-
gina. who VAS employed at the naval
dispensary at Norfolk and was reported
missing four days aLo was found yes
terGay on the beach at Ocean View
MeaGor "as in the employ of drug
COMPANY here before his enlistment in
IN" navy last September
The Suppos:tion advanced by naval
authorities is that Meador was taken
i'll with heart disease while bathing
and vas drowned. The body will be
removed TO the home Of his parents at
Bedford CITY. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
MAIL PLANE FORCED DOWN
w" h"rk tieNeinnd Flying Craft
'h"Rht In Grcht storm, hut
SNiHt"r IL nhurt

hEAblNH "a July ia Federal
i nn.u aIpla"" carving 800 pounds q.
.,e's IRON No" YORK 10 cleveland
80 iII1cn Gown by = ,errinc wind
storm last night a, Albany. this com.
~, ana wrecked. /, landed on In.
arm ,,r,1. OF Allen Bale. hut the aviator.
iurcd Ills mail VAS sen; IA K.mr,nn
station ana placed on a train. 'N'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17

keconta Tribe of Red Men. OF
~; na'oaca; night before last installed
Sachem w. r. Parten: senior saga
more Eugene Perone; Junior sycamore.
rioEd Green: prophet, -. ~ Miller:
ant. Elton Bowman: collector of wan
nun j. w. Kidd; keeper of wampum.
bcr NJ; simmons The tribe has mem
celebrate the forty-ciEhth anniversarv
OF its institution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17

iAItkISVNBURG. July II. = MISS
Bessie Lamb. fifteen years old, was
shot and probably fatally wounded by
an unknown person yesterday morn
ing near the home OF her father
Michael Lamb. AT ralos. in Brooks Gap
When only 500 yards from the home of
her parents. the girl was fired upon at
a distance of twenty-five feet by some
one hidden IN the brush along the
road. She fell unconscious and lay by
a shotgun was used, the charge taking
effect about Miss Lambs face and
shoulders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
CHASCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

II = MCcufdy. trustee. to V. o. Bur.
notte. 80 i-2 hy 40 feet west line Enslow
Avenue. i:3 l2 f"et south OF Ryron Street.
trustees To- +. X. and r T ANTHONY.
tbNi!3 l-3 feet south side Canal street
between Second and Third streets dcsic,
mated as Nos. 2n5 and 207 East Canal Street.
July :, 1919. SLIGO.
e. J. D"noon. trustee. to John e Fahed.
y" 3os West Grace Street. 22nl56 feet
north lin" Grace Street. % feet west of
M.G's2n street. June -. 1919: $500.
" J.. Miller. trustee. 10 r. NJ Hawkins
3si feet inches by I20 feet north line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17

Walker n. Hines. Director General OF
Observation-Disclosures Coast Line
Railroad
MISUNDERSTANDING : \. NJ. Sunday
July Goth. 1919. Shuttle Train Service
in connection with Trains 80. 33. -
and ~, between Falling Creek and
Byrd Street Station. Richmond, will be
discontinued.
7. e. WHITE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE
Lem Williams. CoIorcd. Injured by
Motorist, Who speeds From
Scene of Accident,

Lena Williams. colorcd. of 6Oi West
I2rN street. vas struck by an automo-
pie near Seventeenth and Main streets
yesterday morning and suffered sew
shoulder. The driver of the automc-
pie did not stop Which, the accident
occurred. hut his identity has been
learned. police assert. and he will no
arrested soon. The Williams woman
was taken to the Virginia Hospital for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
Large FIGURING Mil Durn.

HAKEISONBtRG. July ia large
Touring mil! at Crimora. owned by
Charles Hartman and Wallace &c Run
deau. was struck by lightning sun
day night and burned to the ground
The loss Is Estimated at $4,000. and is
entirely covered by insurance. Two
thousand I'VE hundred bushels of grain
were stored in the elevator, which
has capacity OF 100 barrels of flour
day. This mill manufactures the
Acme and White Lily" brands OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
Chau,auaua nj Bristol.

BRISTOL, July l6.-The annual VIZ
Ein:a Intermon; Chau;auqua will be
held here during the week Of July -
20 Angus; : :. splendid program has
been arranged, and number - lead
i7- lecturers are scheduled 70. adj
dresses during re aet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
POP" GEERS WINS PURSE

EASILY --.a =--s.l:@ 7h!le Ii. 5-ii
~; 80 ,.i-:e=.. = ne @e.t. v.s won
=? Et-c --+-;
S,s-;t- &.=--... announced .o6ay ,ha.
re tc-- :-% .-o.:=c ~ PEAR Eifff-
Hs- and "---=-ot= = 80 cl- -u+s-
"a: c5-s--,-t+- : wc-.t -e-o.t :ou--
heat race ovs. ...:-..e rack: The
time was -ct -. - 20: - .-4
. % -
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TRUST.
United stntc. railroad ADMINISTRATORS

w Earl Miller TO American Tru., Com
pany. trustee lots Ass and A59 Virginia
Avenue July -. 1919: tad Si.75. s..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
mENRlco BARGAIN AND SALE DEEDS.

Wes,moreland Place Corporation to W.
.Iuiy i. iaia: tax 5000. S.
w L., Brinkicy and Elizabeth Payne ttwitc =,
to T. l.. simmons lot 80. section a. West
view June -. 1912: tax 81. SO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
VIRGINIA CASUALS REACH
NEW YORK FROM OVERSEAS
Wounded and Convalc.ceut Men As
signed to Government Hos
pita1s for Treatment.

During the past few days a number
OF Virginia men have arrived in New
York from overseas casuals and have
been assigned to various hospitals in
and about the city for treatment for
wounds. Some of the men are conva-
lescinE from Illness. While in New
York enterta inments are given for the
Men BY the War Camp Community Ser
vice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
ALTA MTG CITY.
THE WILTSHIRE.

paci,y $50 private baths running water in
UP daily: special weekly Bookiet
SAMUEL. ELLIS
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The late arrivals are;


William Bridget ....Norfolk
William Valentine ...PAtcrSburE
Edward Mason ........Charlo ttesvil!e
Martin Hicks ..........Norfolk
John GrinaEc ......... Fairfax
Frank Hunter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
John Potter ............ StenHc
Vincent Nevas .........Petersburr
VIII" Armistead .....South Richmond
James Binker ..........Granite
samuel Reed ...........Fa.rview
Villa m y. Massey. alexandria
Robert Dar ............Jcwell Ridge
Joseph IAahey 1900. De nbrh
VIII STNa nj ............ Portsmouth
Iorett Nelson ......... Rcport
Wilbur Kelly ........... Franklin CITY
Geo. W TAYLOR tColb .Mi..more
ThoS Wallace Icop. .Culpep..
W:n. Austin (col...... Bristol
J. r. R.anks r baker. Madison
Henry Boyer ........... Eundun
George Mason .......... Petersburg
Alfred Patterson ...... Petersburg
Wsverlv Drumrold Suffolk
John ph!lpott .......... Mon6v!lle
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:" FAc.

g--ss
Es5o 3.:=-, - Eea, -o.e
Ms..ea-s. q - ..s.es.. ,s,p:-
s,its!a Eo-o-s. pin: M.-s E@,e- E!orue.
Tc!-.TT.E J.--a' IA S-c.r~.eE .N--:r4r
B!Es.n, POINT: -h1 T:..arah H.. A.
=. N=.easy e.t' ga. -.".e. -.t.. -i.i.
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HOTEL MAJESTIC

Virginia Ayenu. at Reach. Ocean View
Capaci,y 800: elevator. private baths. run
ming water in rooms. white service Amer
plan. $3.50 up daily. Special weekly
NJ. a. SMITH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17

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