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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
Automobile knocks
Trolley From Track
Street Car Snaps Steel
Post IN IaVai7,-Aatto
Uni1ejatred.

One Of tho most spectacular acct
dents ever witnessed in Richmond oc-
CURED last night when an automo-
bile. driven by u. c. Safarian, of 10l
East Leigh Street. came up Cherry
street and nonchalantly knocked an
lakewood and Broad Street car COM
pletcly across the street into n steel
tolley post, breaking the post off
even with the ground. The automo-
bile sustained injuries to the extent
of two bad dents in the fender and IL
torn curtain.
Nlotorman c. H. Lowcry, who was
thrown from the ear, struck Il wooden
fence five feet away, Knocking the
fence down. He was uninjurcd. and
helped rcrall his car.
One passenger was bruised about
the head when the crash came. and
the conductor was hurt about the
arms and chest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
COURT WILL TEST SANITY
OF THREE L0NG-TERMERS
n. l.. Wheeler, Nathaniel Newman
aud EnImct McC1nnnuhnn lie
licvcd Mentally Unbnlnnccd.

Judge X. Carter Scott will hold a
special term of city Circuit Court.
bcginning next Monday, for the con
sheraton of several special matters
4; business.
Trial to determine the sanity Of
three convicts from the State Icni-
Tertiary is one of the matters to
come before the court at the special
session.
II. l.. wneclcr. Nathaniel Newman
and Emmett McClannahan. the last
named Two colorcd. are those whose
sanity is questioned. Wheeler and
Newman are lonG-tcrm convictS and.
In the event insanity is proven, they
will I've sent to asylums for the Grim
nally insane.
Wheeler is serving n sentence of
.wcnty-1ight Years for assault rob
berry and attempted murder. having
received sixteen years on the first
charge. ten years on the second and
two years on the third. McClannahan
IS serving year for housebrcal< ing,
" lille Newman is serving thirteen
years for assault and robbery.
Comm sS.oncr Scott also will bring
before the court, probably for the
last time. settlement of the West Vir-
ginia debt ease. report on which re-
Gently was submitted to him by Spc
cial commissioner Robert Il. Scott.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
MEASLES ON WANE
Yesterday WAS First Day Since Sep
tcmbcr. 1910, That n Case Was
Not IlcnUrtrH

Yesterday was the first day since
September. 1919. that no case of
Bureau of Health. according TO rec
ords OF the bureau. Health officials
believe the disease is slowly wearing
itself out. For many months the
total number of cases has ranged
from 40 To 40.
Whoopins cough is especially Sc
we're here, the records show, there
being Scvcnty-eight cases now under
treatment. The total number of cases
averaged even higher during the
month. About twenty cases have
been reported since July I.
being but two eases in the city to
date, and the health officers are con-
iident the disease will not spread.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
H. C. OF L. is BEING REDUCED
AROUND CHARLOTTESVILLE
Merchants and Customers Working
Together and Producing Graft
fyinE Results.

McrchantS OF Chnrlottcsville and
Albemarlc and their customers are
working together in perfect harmony
TO bring down AS much as possible
the high cost of living, according to
Colonel G. X. Kelley, who has Just
returned 10 Richmond from IA meet
ing OF the fair-pricc committee OF
that city and county.
1T was one Of the most satisrac-
tory and hopeful meetings OF the sort
| have attended in Il long time" Col
onel Kelley said. Prices in this
community have come down to a
great extent. and the efforts of every
body concerned are to bring them
always nearer normal"
j. G. Wcathcrly, of the Department
OF Justice also was at the meeting.
IT, chairman Of the fair-pricc com
mittee Of Charlottesville and Abe
marie is j. G. Sprigg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
/ g !! ] PURCHASES SITE FOR
! Park ARK in BARTON HEIGHTS
Eleven Acres OF Ideally Located
Land on North Side Bought
sSs for $500.


ssS Richmond city completed the pur-
chase of-l1.2S acres of land in Barton
sHeiEhts yesterday for the establish
Iment OF new park. The land is well
wooded and an ideal location for the
spnrpose for which it was purchased.
IPrico paid by the city for the prop
seFty was $500.
3, appropriation for the purchase of
tho new park was taken care of in
the bond issue passed by City Council
for 100000. and which was disposed
Sof on July 1 to Noting & Company
for New York syndicate. The prop
erty is located between North Ave-
niue and Chamberlayne Avenue.
Five realty sales recorded in the
sChancery Court yesterday show that
5S15S,a50 changed hands in the various
EIransactions.
Marie /. Parsons and others trans
fcrred TO Leroy GoldburS and J. II.
3 Jonessoff property at 27l2 Grove Ave
nue., between Mulberry Street and the
Boulevard. The property has forty
three foot front anu SOLD for S5o,OcV.
w Property Was also transferred by
4 r. IL. HARDWOOD ana George Z. Greg
DRY, special commissioners OF David
& T. Griffith, property known US 2Uuu
: Monument Avenue Tor $1,000.
istts Sale OF property between Crenshaw
Avenue ana Gilmour street on Grove
avenue by 5. Il. WaddIl and wife 20
W. r.. Northen for $1,000. was also
srecorded. The property has front
age OF 100 feet
a}sy,I. y. Vaughan and wife transferred
s$to George llinas, property on the
north side OF broad Street on the
+ cast corner of Alimont Avenue, front
Ing on Broad Street 2lD feet. The
consideration was 100000.
SSs,Leroy Goldberg sold to George
Kinds property on Grace street be-
Stweel: Second and Third streets. Con-
the property has frontage OF TWEEN
8ty-fiva feet and nine and a half
inches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
REYNOLDS RENDERED AID TO
INJURED ROLAND LAMPKlN
Witnesses to Fatal Accident De-
clnrc Ii Was Unav0id-
nblC.

Evidence adduccd in the case of C.
Fred Reynolds, who was charged
with Involuntary manslauEhtcr fol-
lowing the fatal injurinS of Roland
by an automobile being driven by MIR.
Reynolds. showed that the driver did
not Immediately leave tho scene of
the accident, but hastcncd to render
all possible assistance IN getting the
Injured youth TO Il hospital.
The boy, according to witnesses,
WAS trying to reach Il passing truck.
which had slowed up for him. when
the car driven by MIR. Reynolds. and
the property of Monte Stone. lncor-
poratcd, and not tho Stone Motor
Company as has been stated. struck
him. BystandcrS are Il unit In de-
clarinE that the driver could not have
avoided the accident.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17

St. Agnes Guild of Meade Memorial
Church Will give a lawn fetc tonight from
to IL o'clock ON the church lot, al
Twelfth and Decatur Streets. ilome-nade
pies. candies and ice cream Will 10 sold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
tuncroI of ~. ki,r D,vi.

funcra! services for w. King Davis.
who died at his home. near Church
Road. Wednesday mornin. at 1880
o'clock. We're conducted yesterday ar
tcrnonn from Trinity Church, near
Church Road.
Mr.. Davis was actively engaged in
the lumber business and had for some
time owned and operated mills in this
and adjoining counties. lie is sur
vivcd by his wife and two sons, aged
III and II, respectively; three broth
"rs. u |. Davis. OF Roanoke: G. II.
Davis and Jack H. Davis. of Black
stone, and TWO sisters. Mrs. William
X. Phelps, OF Bedford, and Mrs. ".
T. Powell, OF Blackstone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
SERVICES FOR DR.. M'KIM
MONDAY IN WASHINGTON
Was Rector OF Several Virginia Par
fShcs and Dean of Theological
Seminary at Alexandria.

Funeral services for Rev. Randolph
Harrison McI[im. -. D., rector of the
Church of the Epiphany. Washington.
II. c.. will he conducted Monday af-
tcrnoon at o'clock from the church
in which he miniStcrcd for over thir-
~ years. 1ntermcnt will be in Green
mount Cemetery. Baltimore, at A:3O
o'clock.
DIR. McKim had held several rec
toratcs in Virginia, was ut one time
dean OF the Theological Seminary, mt
Alexandria, and was we'll known in
Richmond. He was u veteran of the
War Between the States. having en-
tered the Confederate army soon af-
ter his graduation from the Uni
vcrsity OF Virginia in 1861.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral of Mrs. x. O. ni,.cnhousc

w
Mrs. Selma q. Rittcnhousc. daugh-
ter OF the late Francis l.. and Malvina
Bowler Pcdncau. OF JarrattS, a mem
her OF the first class OF nurses grad
uatcd at Elliot City Hospital, and
since then, II matron and nurse there.
died last Tuesday evening. after an
illness of more than year.
Mrs. Riticnhousc was born in High
gate. VT. November 50. 1869, her
parents soon coming TO Virginia. She
was educated in St. Ioscph's Academy.
Petersburg. In 1887 she married
Joseph NJ. RittcnhouSc. of Baltimore.
and lived in Petersburg until the
death Of Mr.. Rittcnhousc. when she
came to Elliot Hospital, where she
Joined the first training class OF that
institution. The funeral took place
Thursday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
.ort warden ruckcr svo,n In

Harry tucker, dean of local news
paper reporters was sworn in az port
warden Thursday By Si,y Cier;; AL
fred III. Mcdowell, upon recollection
TO that Office after sixteen years
service. Mr.. Mcdowell made n very
howery speech before the ceremony
which was responded to in the same
vein by Mr.. Tucker. The Office OF
port warden Is similar to dollar n
year honorary position. as his services
are very seldom required and fees are
paid in lieu OF s.,ary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
Marie. -Four CouuIc, In D,x

Rev. DIR. w. T.. Gibson. pastor Of
broadus Memorial Baptist Church.
was kept very busy Thursday in
tying nuptial knots. Charles Edward
Hayward and Miss Mamie Carter
Smith appeared first at o'clock. At
ln:i5, Leonard Lee Bottoms and Mrs
Cora Ii. knight put in an appearance
>.ld asked the pastors help Dr.
Gibson had no sooner finished lunch
when Clarence Melvin Guthrie and
MISS Mary Elizabeth Hardy rang the
hell and wanted the knot tied. At s
inc same evening, tho last couple
John \. Mayors and Miss Lillian
Alcna limbo. arrived and Or. Gibson
once more repeated until death do
uS part"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
ADAMS CONSENTS TO SIT
IN CLUB MERGER CASE
Attorneys for Both Wcstmorcland
and Commonwealth Organization
ARrCo to This Availability.

BY request of counsel on both sides.
Berkeley ID. Adams. OF tho State Cor
poration Commission. will sit in the
Westmoreland-C Commonwealth club
merger case. according to informa-
ton which came yesterday from an
authoritative source. Mr.. Adams had
given tho matter considerable
thought. since he is nonresident
member OF tho Wcstmorcland, one of
the contracting parties to the agree
ment OF consolidation which Will
come before the commission next
Tuesday for approval or disnpproval
as nonresident member OF the
club. MIR. Adams has. however, taken
no active part whatever in the merger
proceedings. Major Alexander For
ward. another member, of tho COM
mission and resident member OF the
Wcstmoreland Club. has declined to
SIT in the case. because of the fact
that he cast vote when the agree
ment came up for action at Il meeting
OF the club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
MIN Cnnduc1 Surycy IIrrc.

Frank II. Mclean, of the .Amcri-
can Association for Family Relief
Work. probably will come TO Rich
vcy of the relief work associations
In Richmond, as Il result of DIR. T.. &.
Levy's trip to New York. DIR. Levy
dation was unable TO undertake the
work and that it was found necessary
To look elsewhere. pr Levy said that
the work which will be done here
Will lie of great value to the city
and thai he is particularly anxious
10 have IL done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
Nirs. Ada l.. Drynnt.

IYNCIiBUHG July lG.-Mrs. Ada
H. bryant. aged 81. wife Of William
l.. Bryant. died Thursday night at her
home, 2ll4 Fourth street. She was a
native OF Botctourt County. hut had
lived here a long time Surviving
her are her husband and the follow
ing sons and daughters: Mrs. l.. c.
Smith. Mrs l.. L. Vest Miss Sarah
Bryan. and l.. Il and \. r. Bryant.
OF IynchhurE. and -. :. Bryant Jack
son W. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
MAY BE RlCHMONDER
New Orleans Man Asks Mayor Alnslic
To Locate Owner OF New

Elements. both OF romance and
tragedy. are not lacking in a letter
received yesterday by Mayor George
Ainslic from G. y. Warren, of 9Sl9
Joseph Street. New Orleans. La.
Mr.. Warren writes briefly that he
is the posscssor of Il New TcSttment
entrusted to his keeping by man
who died in the tropics. ON the fly
inscription:
~ Birthday gift.
Prom Lilly to Tom.
September %, 1854"
No other details are given in the
letter aud the identity of the sup
posed Richmondcr who died in the
tropics Is not disclosed. Neither is
the location of the place OF his death
revealed. The letter simply asks that
Mayor Ainslic locate the owner OF
the volume
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Observation-Disclosures Field, Rich
mOnd W.. Rocky Mount, 4.
LAWN fctc, st. AEncs' Guild of
Meade Memorial Church, Twelfth
ANA Decatur Streets, q TO II.
Informal hop, Country Club OF
Virginia, SAB.
Dance, Hermitage Club, S,I5.
Lyric-vnulcviIIc md motion
pictures, 3::iO. y unu g:3U.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
REGISTRAR TAKES BRIDE
Charles Edward Hayward, city ON
IS ciaI, Marrirs Miss Mamie


Charles Edward Hayward, aged 81.
City Registrar OF Vital statistics for
the city OF Richmond. was married
Thursday 10 Miss Mamie Carter
Smith. IL WAS learned yesterday at
City Hall. MIR. Hayward gave his
occupation as a clerk when obtaining
a marriage license.
Mr.. Hayward and his bride are on
an automobile tour Of the Eastern
states. They VIII visit Atlantic City,
New York, Boston and other cities.
Rev. ". Ernest Gibson. o: Broadus
Memorial Baptist Church. oiiiciatcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
Mr.. w. II. ncnrdsvorth.

LYNNIIRTTiG. w. JWly 16.-Mrs.
w. II. Bcardsworth. IS, widow. OF
Hucna Vista, died here Wednesday
night AT the residence OF II. :. Noel,
on Fort llill. She was born in Eng
land and came 10 America in 1887.
Her surviving children are: John
Ecards worth. Clifton Forge; Thomas
BcartiS worth. Indian Rock w. II.
Boards worth. Clifton Forge: Thomas
Bcardsworth. Staunton; Mrs. G.
iryor. Seattle. Wash. and Mrs. J. j.
TOPPING, Charlottesville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
Mrs. IInrcum Itccoyer..

MIS-. q. VI. Harcum, head OF the
liarcum School. who sustained severe
injuries in AN automobile accident
May II. ana since has been under
soinG treatment in the Bryn Mawr
Hospital. has now entirely recovered
and is slowly rcgaininS her strength.
Mrs. Ilarcum was formerly Miss Edith
lockwood Hatcher, OF Richmond. and
is a sister OF Miss q. L. hatcher. Mr.
Iarcum. who was severely injured in
the accident. still IL very i'll. but has
very good chances of recovery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
PROMINENT LEADER OF
PRESBYTERlANS Is DEAD
Rev. DIR. J. Frank Smith. of Dnilns.
go Texas, Succumbs to
80. Nervous COLLAPSE.

.ss.DALLAs. TEXAS. July l6.-Rcv.
3Dr. j. Frank Smith. for years n
prominent leader in the PRESBYTERIAN
church, U. :. ~, and at one time
smoderator OF that church, died at
his home here late tonight. DR..
Smiths death was caused by ncr-
pous collapse suffered year ago
Just before he wis TO have delivered
the final address in the new era
smovement at the Fifth Avenue Pres
fbyterian Church. New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
Deliver seric. of s.rnon.

- y Strlts OF .oNr "LIttIe SermOns on
Big Subjects, no sermon 10 exceed
twenty minutes. VIII be delivered by
REV. j. X. Laugh;on, pastor OF Laurel
Street Methodist Church, beginning
tomorrow morning with What Is
Your Life? a set OF seyenty-eight
stereopticon pictures OF Japan Viii be
shown and explained tomorrow night
Other titles will bc: July -, some
Good TO the World: August ]. Profit
or Loss'? and The Falling OF the
Walls" at the night service August l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
Dr. Cunningham Exnncrntcd.

DIT. JudS0n tunninGhnm, who Is
manager of drug store operated
by the estate OF William II. Scott
and not a clerk. as has been stated
was freed Of the charge Of selling Il
certain drug, the sale of which is
aSains; the law unle.ss proper rec
ords are made with the Health De-
nartment. Dir. Cunningham was
freed OF the charge after stating that
he was out when the sale was sup
posed TO have been made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
Police Hiring DctwiIer nuck

20 Charged with stealing a number OF
articles from Joseph +. Dardeu
David +. Detwiler.- aged ~. is being
held by the police. He was arraigncd
ms Police Court yesterday morning
and the case continued untIl July
90. Detwiler was brought from
by Sergeant Thurman.
pawnbrokers have identified
him as being the. man who pawncd
several stolen articles with them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
Mrs. Mabel w. Williams.

LYNCIiBuRG. July l6.-Mrs. Mabel
White Williams, aged 80. wife OF DR.
X. w. Williams, died Thursday night
at the home OF her father. Mansfield
White. at Dickcrson. Md. where her
family went about ten days ago for a
visit Mrs. Williams Is survived by
her husband and two children, Ellen
and Roger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
Inhor Aeon, EInrd

Y George r. Anderson: Jr. was nned
is29 yesterday in Police Court for
failure to properly keep his books
anderson is labor agent, and
Ktf1ngent laws compel all labor
agents to keep proper record of
NH labor employed. In addition to
:keIpg fined, ne was reprimandcd by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
FoundIInr. Avail, Adon,,,,

Eight healthy babies. one girl and
seven boys. ranging In age from i
TO IS months. are awaiting adopt ion
at the Founding Home for Children,
i25 North Thirty-second Street. Any
reputable family who can satisfy the
home authorities as TO their financial
standing and mode OF living NAV
adopt one OF these parentless chill
dren.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
Cochran Fights E,tr,dt,io,

Charged with passing worthless
check on Murphy'S Hotel. John II.
Augusta. Ga, where police arrested
him for the Richmond authorities.
Cochran also is alleged to have ten
dered 1; Roanoke hotel a worthless
check
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17

, orNctta Weston, daughter OF Rev. and
MIS-; II. L. Weston. OF Union Level. is at
81, l-uke's Hospital, whore she was oprrat-
cd on FOR appendicitis yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17

Total .Sl3sai
send all contributions 20 The Times
Dispatch Ice and Milk Mission in care
OF this newspaper
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
H. G. CARTER, RlCHMONDER,
HEADS HAY ASSOCIATION
First NirEininn 10 Receive IIny and
Grain Dealers biggest Honor.
Others Return Homo.

TT. q. Carter, OF This city, was unan-
imously elected president of the Ma
t!onal Hay Association, which con
cinnati. ohio, on Thursday.
This association has over 1000
MEMBERS, and to Virginia and Rich-
mond comes the honor of receiving
the hiGhcS, Office in ono of the
strongest trade associations in the
country.
The following have returned from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
TlMES-DISPATCH ICE AND
MILK MISSION FUND GROWS
Contributions StiII Needed 10 Garry
on This Worthy Churity


Another day and Richmonders have
helped The Times Dispatch Ice and
MIX Mission 10 the extent o; 50.
winch, under the rules and manage
ment OF the mission, exactly 50 worth
or Ice and milk will be purchased
and distributed among. needy invalids,
infants and old folks.
The following were received yes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Appointments in virginia fourth class
prnsI -oniers were reported to Postmaster
RAY u. Thornton yesterday as follows:
Aidewn $. Lynn. Accotink. and Leslie
Is. Phillips. RUeyrille
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17

Attorneys with eases pending before
,,,n Court have been asked TO get
lh,lr ORDERS IN as soon possible in
ORDER TO avoid delay. the Cuur; soon
VIII go into summer vacation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
LUTHERAN.
LUTHEHAN.
Bethlehem Evangelical
Lutheran Church
(Sixth and Clay Strcets)

III .HCHSCTIKt, %
Service IL y. NJ. Sunday School
9:f5 ~ NJ. Walthcr League meets
third Thursday OF each month Sis
Il. NJ. y special welcome to visitors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17

Iovcna Johnson. coiored. indicted on the
charge OF throwing rocks at "a street car.
was convicted by jury in Hustings
Court OF disordcry conduct yesterday and
seniSnccd to serve ten days in Jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17

ID. Phillips. Kieyviiie. -''S'''
Attorneys with eases pending before
Ghancery Court have been asked TO rei
orISr te nyoh IN ss soon n as possible
VIII go into summer vacation.
A Mrs Il; l. Weston. OF Union Level is At
ed ON for appendicitis yesterday ''
1.ovena Johnson. coiored. indicted on the
charge OF throwing rocks at :, street car.
court Wns c OF by Jury In usnss
soniSnccd to serve ten days in Jail.
a meeting Of Richmond Chapter Of
81; Edi.M's Alumnac viii he held tomer-
tS GSnyen stuart siosk xonas a 81,
Cleveland Street
tcrIay in the United States District Court
by Minnie Booker. VINO gave. her occu-
err with liabilities of siSi and no assets et
Church viii give lawn fets tonight from
w to and SflSS Ss on The church lot q
pies. candies and ice cream Will bc sold.
program Of. the Southern Retail M tH
m nmnn!s GSnfsrrnee TO lie held in Rich
; Ing OF the trade extension bureau OF the
G S,mn @,i,S OF commcrce At the westmors
Sydnor. chairman of the committee, pre-
s!utu
suit of w. c. C-cnshaw Coal Company
aEa!nst The West Virginia Mining Com
pany. was begun yesterday In law and
Equity Court The suit is for alleged
and 81. 0o0 IL involved Tho case was not
concluded by the court last night. and
WIFI hc continued today.
City water in the Western part ~ the
city was cut Off for several hours ycstcr-
day morning In allow work tho dis
trihutton system at Patterson Avenue and
the Belt Line Bridge To he done. Resi-
dents whose supply OF water was to he
cut off for tho time being were notified
in advance to prepare for the dry period
Round table discussion OF the subject
or food" took up the ti'no OF the Rich
mond Advertising Club at Its weekly
meeting at the business MEMS club yes
tc-day. The club returned 10 the Rust
mes; Mems Club after mn, absence OF sew
cral weeks. during which time me. tinEs
were held at Murphy's Hotel. At the
next meeting of the club the Woman's
Advertising Club VIII be the guests OF hc
organi:at ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17

y meeting Of Richmond Chapter OF
ST. Edith's Alumnac Will he held tomor-
row afternoon at O'Clock at ST.
Gcrtrudc's Convent, Stuart Avenue uni
Cleveland Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-17
ST. James Episcopal
Church

Holy Communion at A. NJ. Morn
ing Prayer and sermon at IL o'clock.
Evening Prayer and sermon at 8:l5.
Bible Glass in the church at 9:45 a.
M. The rector. Rev. G.. Frecland
Peter, will preach at tho morning SER
Vice. and the Rev. John +. w. Field,
OF Fredericksburg, Va, In tho even