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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
ATTORNEY
TENDERS RESIGNATION
Richard It. Wilson Gives Up Gov
crnmcnt Office Because of
Business Pressure.

PETERSBURG. VA. August IS
Richard I. Wilson. of this city, as
sistant United States district at
torncy OF Virginia. since April. 1918.
has rendered his resignation to
United States Attorney General Pal
rmer. TO become effective September
L.. Pressure Of business in his law
office in this city is given By Mr..
Wilson as tho cause of dis rcsigna-
ton, and as soon as his resignation
Is accepted he will devote his entire
time TO his practice here.
MIR. Wilson. who is recognized as
one OF che ablcst lawyers in this sec
ton of the country. was appointed
assistant United States district at
NJ. Smith. During the war Mr.. Will
son had charge OF all matters in this
district, pertaining to the internment
OF Germans and to handle violators
OF the draft law. Since tho close of
the war he has figured in many i'm
portant cases in the Federal court.
winning high praise for his prosecu-
ton OF the negro Turner in Richmond
several weeks ago. During> Mr..
Wilson was in entire charge OF the
office.
When Mr.. Smith Offered his re-
siSnation as United States attorney
Mr.: Wilson was urged by prominent
citizens throughout the State TO enter
the race for the joo. but refused
saying he did not feel he should take
SO much time from mis- practice
throughout the State.
on June l, 1919, Mr.. Wilson rendered
his resignation as assistant, but a;
the request OF Mr.. Smith he with
drew il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
Anything to Be
Agreeable, HE Says
Coroner Whitfield Com
plies With LeUy's "Be
Specific" Injunction.

BE s2ccific" Is favorite exhorta-
ton OF Director of Public Welfare
Levy TO the officers and men OF the
different bureaus under his SUPER
VISION whose duties Involve the prep
Iration OF reports. Strict adherence
10 he Injunction was the cause OF "A
lively. II friendly, controversy this
field.
Coroner Whitfield had submitted a.,
pilcial report on the accidental KIN
ing OF a person struck by an auto
mobile. The Coroner reported the
cdus" of death in one par; of his re-
port as accident and In another Az
hoiniciu" he doctor who handled
thc REPORT when II came into Tho
diealth bureau pondered il at length.
Thcn h" got In communication with
the Coroner. -
This report doesn't appcar ouite
specific hc began. Won don't saw
specifically what happened 10 tho
subject ,fou will have to make some
changes here"
"whanor2 whanor?" demanded the
killed." "o ""' oceh
fou do" admitted the doctor. nut
you omit TO say exactly how. we
recognize three separate and distinct
forms Of violent dentn-su.cidc. honnI :
cidc and accident You must make
me distinction. II this subjcc, was
thc VICTIM OF homicide he was not the
Inn OF accident. on the other hand
II he was the victim OF accident then
| he was" '"'i'
Never mind the rest OF H." tho
Coroner interrupted. Hand mo hack
1.-THE report IN change it AnythinS
to be agreeable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
Plenty of Sugar
and rice Failing
Good NeaUs for House
keepers.-Oattlook Is for
Further Reduction.

Sugar in unlimited quantity ut n
price said to be below what IT cost
them Wholesale was offered by Rich
mond retailers yesterday. Tho price
uaoted was from 81 to % cents tho
pound. 1t is claimed that all refined
sugar in the hands of Richmond re-
taiers at the present time cost them
:" IL cents or more.
The decline and the apparent rush
TO unload is the result OF n sharp
decline in reiiner's prices in New
York. one re.incr said to be quoting
raw nj - cents. There is indication
that with the new crop just now
about TO come on the market still
further decline will be made. and il
is intimatcd that jobbcrs and retail
ers are anxious to unload some OF
their holdings before further drop
in the price.
1t has been reported for n week or
more that some of the jobbers and
wholesalers had become ovcrstocked.
buying on a rising market nnticipat-
ing continued advances 1t seems that
available stocks were miscalculated
and to add to the distress OF large
speculative purchasers there has been
Il sharp falling off in demand with n
large new crop appearing on the
trade horizon.
1t is predicted by local grocers
that reniicd sugar may retail AS low
as Ii and II cents in another thirty
days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
Or. SIDNEY PETERS HEADS
+ ALLIED CITIZENS BODY
tate Prohibition Commissioner VIII
Tnke Up Law Enforcement work
When lie ItctireS.

l Proclaim!ng his belief that II is in
he selection OF proper men 20 on.
orce the laws, rather than in the
RAINING of the laws themselves. that
he citizens OF 4 community may M;
orth their best efforts for civic well
are, DR.. !. sidney Peters. who re-
Tres August 81 as State prohibition
Commissioner, yesterday formally an
iounccd that he will remain in Ricn-
pend At the head Of G.es" body. the
Allied Citizets AsSociit iOn:, Law
enforcement will bc fife great al" 81
ibis organization, Dr. Peters an
,souncemen; OF his plans dispels the
Mmor that he was about 10 locate N
;Festerville, Ohio.
3 Virginia has not been slow In Join
ng this new movement. although
My one other state In the union
as. so far failed 10 enter Or Peters
made plain that his new work viii
lave no connection with the cam
aigns and propaganda o: the Anti
aloon League. although he Will make
b series of addresses in Ohio ana Wiz
mia this fall for the latter body
n the next few weeks he Will 70,
n touch with all Of the local law en-
orcement lt-Gues in the State and
fsK them 10 prepare 70 join has new
oheS!Ve state wide machine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
FREDERICK BANNER APPLE
COUNTY OF THE STATE
Director of Markets Presents an
Interesting Survey OF the
CrOD In Virginia,

More than 81 per cent of the entire
apple crop OF the state Will be raised
to report just made by Dan Il.
Owen. director of the Bureau of Mar.
nets In Virginia. These dealers Will
each raise more than 200 barrels. of
apples apiece and they will market
4Sl,504 barrels Of the 1.GGS,00o. which
it Is estimated will be tho years
After a " survey OF the apple crop
OF the State. Mr. owen reports that
Frederick County will raise more APP
pies than any other county in the
l!9.S9S; Albemarle second. with OIL
9t6; Patrick County comes third with
45,44 barrels. and Shenandoah fouSth
Another interesting feature of tho
report of Mr. owen is that OF tho
amount Of commercial apples raised
all the rest in number grown by the
large dealers, there being 19l,655 bar
rels listed. 1925 Of which are grown
In Frederick County. and Rappahaa-
Pippins raised by the big growers
number 1881 barrels this year. and
the estimate on the amount of wine
ssaps: which will be offered for sale
Is S3.243. Bcns numbered G4,6G5. tha
census showed: Stayman, 1850:
twiEs. 1890; Bonum. 2.SS?: delicious,
1850: Jonathan, 1850; Crimes. S.G2p;
Baldwin, 1855. and Gano. 1920.
Ii is OF interest To note that Wythe
County will offer this year 1000 bar
rcls of commercial apples for sale;
warren County, 1860. and Roanoke
County. 2O.325.
In Augusta County. 2o.5S5 barrels
VIII be grown by the big dealers ani
t'ranlSl lin County will produce 10000
barrels OF fruit. production in Rock
bridge County Will be 1l.025, and in
Rockingham, 12,Ol5.
Names of all of the apple growers
in the State have been prepared acd
are on file in the office of the Divis-
ion of Markets There arc 200
growers in the state, OF which num-
Der. however. only 4 few over 800
grow moro than 200 barrels.
BeSiucs the standard Varieties
which have been tahulated by the
bureau in it's report. there are num-
her of growers who raise apples of
other varieties which have not been
listed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
EXTRA VACATION DAYS
FOR MANY CITY EMPLOYEES
Leave of Absence During Reunion OF
EiEhtirth for All VIM Scrvca
OTcrscnS.

City official and employees who
served with the Eightieth Division
Ainerienm ENpeditionary Forces. over
seas. will enjoy holiday while the
big reunion is in swing here Scptem-
Der 4, and Z. Mayor Ainslie thinks
the eN- service men are richly entitled
10 ii.
The Mayor yesterday sent a letter
TO the directors OF the several de-
partmcnts of the city government II,
which lie said: Tire Eighticth Di-
vision. \. IL. l., which was organized
and trained at Camp Lee, and which
contained large number OF Rich
mond men, will hold it's first reunion
in Richmond and vicinity September
day Sunday and Monday of the
month. am writing to suggest thar
leave of absence be given such or
your force as were members of the
EiEhticth Tor the above mentioned
three days TO enable them to attend
the reunion exercises and festivities
and TO assist in the entertainment OF
the visiting veterans, their former
comrades in arms"
Acting upon the suggestion. Colonel
William NJ. Myers, Director OF PUP
lie safety. issued instructions to the
heads OF the several bureaus and de-
government, TO grant the leave OF alb
scnce suggested by the Mayor. The
Fire and Police Departments have y
larger number OF ex-service men than
s'!i otutI VI citHcS VI the CITY service.
Similar action was taken by DIrcc-
tor OF Public Welfare l.. g Levy, Dl-
rector OF Public Work Charles j:
Rolling. and Director OF Public U,iiI-
ties r. w. Trafford. The reunion
holidays ordered will not be sub
tractcd from the regular summer va
cation period allowed tho men. bur
Will be in addition TO the time allotted
TO them for rest and recreation this
summer. There was rejoicing among
the many hcncficiaries OF the Mayors
Indulgence last night when they
TO them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
SELECTS CHOICE CATTLE
FOR STATE FAIR EXHIBIT
firEinin HolStein Friesinn Club Will
= Hiring Herd of Eighty TO
RichmUnu.

IL a selection has been made of n
large number OF choice exhibits to be
hrercd at the State FAIR this year.
" j.. Kirby. in charge OF the aEricul-
faerce. has been advised hy Tho sales
ommittee OF the Virginia liolstein-
Sfriesian Club. The club managers
lIn,icipate bringing to Richmond n
sterd of eighty Of tho highest grade
registered Holstein- Friesian cattle.
sarms of the States. thus fur;hrring
che organized plan TO Introduce on
che farms of Virginia the finest types
a,f dairy animals.
ss Frank $. Walker. OF the Rosnie
skock Farm, Woodberry Forest, Va
=. G. schmidt. of Richmond. and r. V.
yfartindale, OF Sweet Briar Institute.
AVE become interested in the work
II the chamber, Mr. Kirby stated
They are giving \ comfortable part
IL their summer vacation selecting
sSh!bI;s TO De brought 10 the State
air,
3 Joseph y. Turner. OF Holllns Ins,l-
'tte, has written that he intends 10
cooperate with the Richmond Cham
her in It's efforts 20 stimulate better
kAock prohibition in Virginia, and
specially that section OF the State
.rhlch is INN ediatciy contiguous 10
Hiichmond. AID which Will thus in
crease the production o. butter
3s!shin easy marketing distance ot
ne people OF the city.
s c. W. Holloway, professor OF dairy
rlsbandry, has advised the Richmond
ma uiber through Mr. Kirby, that the
i've stock staff OF V r. l. is watching
rganiza;ion. and coRgratu!atinE the
Manager on the reservations already
,nd. from some OF the noted herds
4 HolsteinFricsiaH In Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
FIRE CHIEF IS CONVINCED
THERE WAS AN EXPLOSION
Falling of Wall After noIt of Light
ming Leads U That Con-

The fact that the rear brick wall OF
the southern Auto Repair Companys
building collapsed ana fen into the
alley soon after lightning struck the
building led Fire Chief Toyncs yes
tcrday to infer that there was an
explosion in the building after il was
struck by lightning. He said he ar
rived on the scene less than ten
minutes after the alarm was sounded
ana the w2ll had caved before then
II i believed that one or the many
hSctylcnc tanks in the rear exploded
causing the wall TO collapse
that the two men sitting in the
oiiicc % the building were not struck
was due TO the fact that the bolt fol-
lowed the direct wires OF the cleo
trical testing machine in the center
of the plant instead Of following al
;ernate wires which led TO the front
OF the building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
Mlhl1@r&&& Rhoads
'oIHe Shopping Center"
OUR STORE

The Miller g. RhOads Store is
run on the principles of honest
business-for thirty-five years it
has fostered and maintained a
sort Of Better Business Bureau"
Of its own-eliminating the false
and "make-believe" from it's
methods, as we'll as it's merchan-
disc, and holding fast to that
which was true.
In all this time we have be-
lieved in, and practiced, the
square deal-because we know it
is the only way to build a perma-
nent business. Every article in
the house from the most trivial to
the sumptuous is the best that
money can buy and every price is
marked in plain figures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
IS NOT A NEW RULING
That Lunch Hour IL Fart Of Time or
Employment Founded
on Precedent.

ina; the recent ruling Of the Vir-
: ma Ihd.Strial Commission allowing
iunch hour does moi establish a new
prlnc!p!e IN the compensation law.
ana mat II Is founded on the best
ptectutnt' MAS stated by Commits
siomer g. y. MnIiugh Yesterday
ne lunch hour is Included 10 the
time OF employment. even thour n
wages arc not paid at the rate of a
nHtd sum Tor each hour Of actual
service. according to decisions -:
American and English Industrial tri.
bunals.' 9 IN III sioncr Mcilu.b
s'atco, after citing a number OF cole
DRAFTED cases both in England and
america proving his statements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
FIND WILL OF w. H. WHITE
Lntc RniIrOnd President Did Not Die
Interstate, nS Was nj First
IIrIiNNell

When administration papers were
Court for the estate of William III.
White, president OF the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company. the belief obtained that he
had left no Will. Thomas C. Cor
don, counsel for the administrators
yesterday made known that n brief
will had been found among MIR
Whites private papers later, and filed
with the administrat ion papers.
The newly discovered papcr, Mr..
Gordon said, was but a few lines in
length. II merely directed that all
his property be distributed among
the members of his family. as directed
by the Virginia law. lie explained
that tho Will does not therefore AFFECT
the manner In which the odministra-
tor is proceeding with tho distribu-
ton OF tho estate. but was tiled
n2rsiy as y matter Of record,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

1t is the pride Of the store that
customers can, in many instances,
wait on themselves if they desire.
There are courteous, intelligent
attendants, to be sure, but one is
never importuned to buy. Their
attitude is that Of a pleasant
privilege to show goods"
VISITORS TO RICHMOND
you out-of-town merchants
want you to visit this establish
naent, and be sure to bring with
you your wives, your daughters
and friends. The store holds
much that we believe you'll find
interesting. It's location and ser
vice are features that are as con-
venient as its arrangement is
unique. We invite you.
MILLER & RHOADS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
CORONER TO HOLD INQUEST
ON DEATH OF BRANDT GIRL
q. J.. HIoomb~rg VIII Have Hearing
In Police tOnrt, Relative to
Auto EutaIity.

Coroner Whitfield Will hold an in
quest this morning to determine the
iactS relating to the death OF Martha
r + q noes Brandt, seven ycar-o Old
daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. John II.
Brant. 229 North Boulevard. who was
Killed Monday afternoon when struck
by an automobile owned by b. l..
BioombcrG, 2S09 West Grace Street
IL is said that Il number of wit
ncSscs viii testify The Police De-
partment says a permit 10 run the
car had been issued both Mr.. and
Mrs. BlooubcrG. Mr.. Rloomherg m
formed the police that he was driv-
ing. There is a charge Of Involuntary
manSiau%htcr against him. He win
be given a hearing i'll Police Court
after the inquest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
FOUR MAIN ISSUES ARE
BEFORE WORLD VETERANS
Matters OF Importance to All Soldiers
In Recent Struggle Dis
cuSscd Here.

-Four main issues are listed for dis
cuSsion when the Virginia Depart
ment OF the American Legion con
venes here September to 8. They
arc the WATSON bill. which covers
beneficial legislation for disabled vet
Grams, compensation foy all service
men, Amcricanism, and the estap-
ment of women's aux lliaries.
Every pos, in the State has indi-
Gated that 1t Will send delegates, and
consequently Richmond civic and
commercial bodies are preparing TO
entertain them with program of
noteworthy features. The Camp Lee
band has been secured for several
concerts. and another military band
has been engaged for the athlctic
meet that viii be staged In the CITY
Auditorium on Saturday night of the
convention. Army recruiting officers
VIII attend tho convent ion to help
Of those who lost their lives. to make
thor application for Victory medals.
Arrangements will be announced later
for the distribution Of medals to vet
Grams OF the navy and marine corns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Third days session. Southern Itc-
tail Merchants Conference, Seventh
street Christian Church Annex. 10.
wOmcn's welcome md reception
committee for EiEhtfcth Division
RcuniOn. Jefferson Hotel, IL.
Credit Mems Association, weekly
luncheon ut tho business Mems
Club, 1.
Lake Frances sails on return
trip to New York, city wharf, 3.
Council Committee on Ordi-
nances. City Hall, :.
Company c, Richnond blues,
BlueS' Armory, Sis.
Lyric. vaudeville and pictures,
3:3O, y and 0:3O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
WOMEN WILL ASSIST IN
ENTERTAINING VETERANS
Auxiliary Of Hichmond Post of
American Legion Meets ut JET
ferSon Today,

An women OF Richmond Interested
IN ~" plans OF the wo,ncn's welcome
ana reception committee for the first
annual reunion of tho Eighticth D,-
VISION mere. September 4 to 6. are
ASKED 10 meet Friday morning at II
o'clock. in Room Gao. Of tn. jefferson
Hotel. with Mrs. g. n. W. Kern. chair
man Of the committees
At the same hour and place tocay
MIS-. G.orS. Wayne Anderson. pres,-
I.ht OF INC Womcn'a Auxiliary of
Richmond Post. American, Legion
WI! mold meeting TO plan what aid
IN" AUXILIARY body can give the gem
'iL! vpminittc" in it's pluns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
PLUM TREE is A "PEACH"
TOP Ennhlcs Leslie 4. Page 4, p,x
nus Taxes ana Put ..'Tcn-Snot.,

plum tree with a recon- M h,,
Ter crops for all but one wear ~ H..
Ire. has made It's owner. I,eeIj,.
tags. 1921 West Cary street. en,l.,'.
es iF2m the worry OF rising
aNrs, MT. Page reported TODAY. M
it,aaifE MS crop sells for from st6
.o' and Is very near to thar ',,,l-
pr tne current season, Will. l1is
~ ~ slightly less than $40 nil
sss than eighteen props to s,,,,,,n 40
ne hra inches under their heavy !,,G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
NARROWED IN HOMES
mex of Sewer Facilities Transforms
Parts of Richmond Into n Venice
Without aOndoIas

{ several complaints or imurnrc,
ever facilities were received ves,cr
Jay by, Public Works Director Boil
ns. following the storm OF Tues9"y
s , . y Booth, l4l2 Barton
venue. said that he and his Family
iere forced 10 the upper floors Or
heir dwelling. when mud ana riI,h
Ias thrown into The front porch f.,
teat Quantities. Other residents on
ne same street reported ihat tnr
1000 carried away building m,tcrI,,:s
me street before their homes. ne
fpih or the water being ey.i,r.t,@d
artonSly at from two 10 four feat
-. e. Ies!osnis claimed they could
tekinE rowboats - convey them To-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
ALDERMEN MEET TONIGHT
Concurrence In Avenue Extension and
Other Measures In
Assured.

Concurrence in the ordinances and
resolutions adopted by the Common
Council last Tuesday night will be
voted by the Board OF Aldermen at n
special session 10 be held tonight> a I
$3.50 o'clock The most important OF
thorizlnE the expenditure OF Sal, 900
!or the extension of Monument
Avenue. This Will be the final busi-
ness meeting OF the board. The
incoming city Council Will be or
ganized early in Scptcmber.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
Bold Hoid-Up Attcnn,r

lIoIH FIaskaF, 131T North Sov.n.
senth street, reported to the polico
ply a white man wearing mask
nSeIed, ms store yesterday morning
na nointins a pistol at him told him
y Throw up his hands and surrender
IS money. Mr.. F!askas' na,tnor
IhnninE In the rear Of the store ana
snohsedved by the .robber, threw a
pa at MIN. This startled the man
nd he ran out of the store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
Motormnn,, Case Continued

Continuance 10 September 23 was
granted yesterday in Police Court in
the case Of Motorman &. l.. Owens OF
the Main Street car line. charged with
running down John IIill Shaw, or
Bracy. Va, who was struck while
crossing Main, at Fifth Street. Tues
day night. The injured man ia ut the
Grace Hospital. here his condition ia
regarded as serious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

Comm issi oncr e. a. McIIuEh. OF the In
dnstrial Commission NJ Virginia. is In Fin
castle. Va. hearing evidence In number
o; cases arising out Of the workmen's
com pcnsation act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

Mrs. II. J. Mutter Of iIO5-A Hull street.
who has been SERIOUSLY III seven months
with considerations resulting from iniiu-
onza. is now able to IL outdoors II IL
thought that her recovery Will b. rapid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
CIothr. Stolen n, I,t,

-. u. Naurnan. 1925 Mosby Street,
reported to the police yesterday Thai
ms clothes were stolen when bathing
~ Shields Lake yesterday. Detec,
vc-Sergeants Waymack Snd TNlcr
arc making search for 4 clothes,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

INSPECTOR #. w. Joseph. OF the WEIGHTS
and Me4urcS Bureau. returned TO his Office
yesterday. aft,r being confined 10 his
homo by Illness several weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
Women MOI ph,,I.,,

.sccordine to the police. DR. w. NJ
thompson. 52s North Hancock street,
Sported that he was held I'M al
tadtson and Broad Streets and rob-
20 OF several dollars. He said he
bonsht that the robbers were wo-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

= watermelon feast will be given in the
Hanover Avenue Christian Church by the
christian Endcaror Society this eve ming
at S:lJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

George r.. woinack. 2i0 East Thirteenth
Street. who WAS operated upon last Sat
urdav At the Memorial HOSPITAL is re-
ported to DC slowly IMPROVING.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

Clerk Walter r. Du Val returned TO
his duties IN Hastings Court. Part IL.
Yesterday after a brief vacation in North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

\ hayridc TO Failing Creek. scheduled
for last Friday nisht under the auSuiCcs
OF Manchester cha pier No. 81 Order OF
the Eastsrn star. Will be given tomorrow
night. Trucks VIII leave Cowaydln Ave-
nue. and Hull Streets at sis o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19

George Paul. Allen PcttiErew and Rus.
sell Gregory have returned from West
Point where they spent several days with
fishing party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Mrs. X. L. Pcrkinson. OF Mcherrin. who
was operated Monday IN the Me
mortal iiospital. is reported Is being so,-c-
what improved.