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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-10-28

Colonel Hancock visited Arcadia,
Friday.
Miss Mary Smith visited Arcadia,
Monday.
The Commercial Club meets Friday
night-every Friday-at 8 O'Clock.
Arcadia had a business call, Mon
day, from L. L. Barnhill of Charlotte
HGrbor.
The Fidelity Trust Co. will pay you
five per cent interest on time and saw
ings deposits. adv.
Captain w. H. Johnson left Sun
day afternoon, on a fortnight's visit
to Tampa and Boca Grande.
WANTED Table boarders; rea-
sonabIe terms. Mrs. ]. NJ. MAYES,
Cross street. 41-tf
H. w. Smith, after a days visit to
his family and business here, re-
turned to Arcadia, Saturday morning.
Shubie Lochlear left, Monday
DlOInluS, Ou IL uuSlutSS cI anu u
Mississippi, which will detain
him for about ten days.
Put your money to work. Start a
savings account with the Fidelity
Trust Co. We will pay you five per
cent interest. adv
Miss Irene Gustafson, after a
months visit here to her cousins of
H. w. Smiths family, returned to
her home in Tampa, Sunday.
H. w. Martin, leading citizen of
Bokeelia, passed through here, Sat
urday afternoon, on a fortnights
visit to Arcadia, Lakeland and Tam
pa.
Colonel Wallace Chairman aud his
sister, Mrs. Martin, after a visit of
five months to their summer home al
Tionesta, Pa, arrived, last Thursday,
and were given a cordial welcome by
their many friends.
The Punta Gorda Fish Market is
now open at corner of Marian avenue
and ice railroad track. Will carry
oysters, all kinds of fish, fruits and
iced bottled drinks. Shipment of
F"mous Apalachicola oysters received
uaily 39-tf
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-10-28
TOWN TOPICSOF WEEK
The Important Happenings OF punta Gorda and
Vicinity Briefly Told

A
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hamlin, reg
ular winter visitors from Shelbyville,
Ills, arrived in their car, last Thurs.
day, and are OCCUPYING then residence
at Cleveland.
Miss Ethel Oliver, of the Arcadia
| high school faculty, was here from
Friday evening until Sunday after
noon, visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. oliver.
! Mrs. Eugene Ivey will have on
display a line of Millinery at A. ].
Kinsel's store Friday and Saturday,
October 29th and 30th. Will appre-
ciate your patronage. sit
Ex-Governor Gilchrist will be here
next week, coming primarily to vote
for Cox and Roosevelt and other
Democratic nominees, and seconda-
rily to look after his property inter
ests.
FOR SALE-The following signs
at soc each; Furnished Rooms for
Rent; unfinished Rooms for Rent ;
House for Rent; Car for Hire For
ISale.-THE HERALD, Punta Gorda,
Florida.
That noted politician and phos-
phate miner, ]. E. VanCamp, came
wn from Mulberry, Saturday, and
remained till Sunday evening visiting
his family and mingling with his
many friends.
A heavy rain fell here Friday af-
Iternoon, which, considered in con-
nection with several showers that
fell during the preceding week, ap-
peared to be resumption of the
summer rainy season.
WANTED-Pine needle and Raj
fla work novelties and Florida souve-
Mrs. Will buy outright or sell on
commission. TAMPA PHOTO &
ART SUPPLY CO. 314 Twigg Street,
Tampa, Fla. 39-4t.
Rev. r. Y. Walden of Harbor View,
went to Tampa, Saturday evening,
and on Sunday, conducted the funer-
al services of L. H. Deshong, clerk of
the criminal court of Hillsborough
county, who died in that city Friday.
Arrivals of winter visitors at the
Blazer cottage last week included G..
w. Dubois of Cincinnati, and A. D.
Richards of Sistersville, West Virgin
ia. The latter is a regular winter
resident, having been coming here
for years,
Miss Celeste Rugg, machine oper-
Iator for The Herald; Miss Belle Nc
Bean, and her Wstsrinlaw, Mrs.
Fanny Mclean. motored to Arcadia
and back, Saturday afternoon. They
brought City Editor Gatewood back
with them.
Harvey Virgins, a banker of Avon
Park, was here from Saturday eve
ming till Sunday afternoon, mingling
with his many friends, who became
attached to him while he was work
ing in our First National Bank some
SIX years ago.
Misses Maude Morgan and Carrie
Lewis went to Fort Myers on the
noon train, Sunday, and returned at
p. m. They we're. accompanied
home by Messrs. S. p Bruton and
Sam Chalmers, popular young gentle
men of Fort Myers.
H. C. Vogler left Saturday evening
for Chattahoochee, for the purpose OF
bringing home Mrs. Vogler, who has
undergone a course of special treat
ment in the sanitarium at that place,
whereby her health has been restored.
The two returned Tuesday.
In mentioning the arrival last
week of Ray Payne. owner and man.
ager of Hotel Punta Gorda, this re-
porter failed to state that he was &C
companied by Mrs. Payne, as was the
case. Many friends will be glad to
have her with them this winter, If
not longer.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-10-28
Notice To All Voters.

In order to vote in the municipal
election it will be necessary to regis
ter in the town registration books
Registration books will open Novem-
Der 3rd, at town hall. If you have
previously registered it will not be
necessary to register again. See
regular notice elsewhere in this issue.
L. E. ROBINSON, Clerk.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-10-28
FREE ENTERTAINMENT

Everybody is cordially invited to
attend the Epworth League Hollowe'
en- Social and Musical BurlesQue at
the Soldiers Club Room, Saturday
night. Everybody come masked.
Grand march begins at 1880.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-10-28
Georgia Grown Cabbage Plants,

Will grow very fine heads set this
month in your section. Early Jersey
and Charleston Wakefield, f a
Dutch. Express $500 per thousand.
prepaid mail 800, $1.OO; 500, $3.50;
1000, $3.50. Georgia Whitehead
and Buncombe collards same price
PARKER FARMS, Moultrie, Georgia.
42-4t
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-10-28

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
SMALL BOY IN HIS ELEMENT:
CIRCUS Is COMING TO TOWN
inGcnbcck Wallace Tented tg-rccn-
ti"h VIII Exhibit in Hirhmund
August II. Afternoon and Night

Action. color and music. plenty n.
each. from the time the trumpcts an
nounce beginning OF the grand entry
until the tinal strains of The band tell
mat the big show is over, are para
mount features OF the IIagcntcck-
wallace performances. which will be
seen in Richmond on Friday. August
10. Not only is it true that Their. Is
not dull instant during the entire
period OF entertainment. but .hs
most blaSc circus fan" comes away
AcinittlnS that, for novelty and va
r!etT OF character, there has he IN
50 Inncn OF the new and uncHpcCtcd
mat the experience Of bcholdinE II
al! IS similar TO that felt when the
peA"ider saw his first circus. perhaps
many years ago
me iiagcnhcck- W allacc show has
me biggest and best animal parcor-
Manccs IN the world, as has been
practically admitted by all for .hrcc
decades But animal act. do not
constitute the entire program by ANY
means. Among The human perform
cFS are 10 be found the worlds great
est SIKH. daring, cOmcdy-all wlll be
seen under the big tent at the West
Hrohd street grounds
me afternoon show Will begin at
? O'Clock. with tho doors opening AN
nour earlier. in order that all may
nave time in which to visit IN. i'm
mems" mcnagcric. In the evening,
me doors will open at o'clock, with
sHc snow starting an hour later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
JAMES 3. PACE Is BURIED
IN HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY
Funeral Service. Are Conducted From
Park Place Ncthc;Iist
Church.

Funeral services Tor James Il Pace.
for fifteen years city Treasurer. and
one of the most popular and we'll
liked mcu OF Ef1hmond who died at
his home, lll2 Grove Avenue at $3.50
o'clock Thursday morning were CON
Quoted yesterday afternoon at :
o'clock from PARK p!acc Methodist
Church. Key. Roscoe NJ. White. the
pastor. ofhc.nted. lm;ermcnt was in
Hollywood
Besides Ills wifo. who. before her
marriage. was Miss Bette Wilmoth
Neal Of panvill". Mr., Pace is survived
by four dnughters Mrs H. Y
Johnson OF louisville. Ky; Mrs
lewis Colt. Albro. OF New York:
Mrs Victor y. Nedlis. OF Louisville.
Ky. aud Mrs Alfred McGNl Randolph.
of WSrrent"n. Va. ana one son.
James - Pace. lr oS RiChwout.
Nh race Was born near Dauvilic
and hogan his business career in the
leaf tobacco market IN this city. He
WAS connected with the wooden in
Gustry during the War Between the
states. making cloth for the Conted-
crate government; MIR. Pace retired
from the tobacco business in 1852.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
BURY WILLIAM Fl. JONES
FROM SEVENTH STREET
Funcra! Services VIII Bc Conducted
at lni'O U'tiucl> 'fhiS Morning.
nmrinl in IINiln-nAnnn

The funeral OF William Henry Jones,
Iscd -, asspc!atc Of the late James
mere shortly after the War Between
me States, Will he conducted this
AIRY chapel in Hollywood Rev. Hugh
y. c. Macla chlan pastor Of Seventh
street Christian Church. officiating
MIR. Jones died Friday morning in
his home. 'Bachclor's Hall" near
banvIlle. He maintained an apart
meut IN Richmond until two years
ago. HIS wife. who WAS Miss Eliza
beth Frances Keen. sister OF Mrs
Chr!Swcll u. I.anghoruc. died in 1896
ne was an unclc-in- Law OF Lady As
tor, originally Miss Mamie Lang
horne, of Richmond
Mr. Jones is survived by four sis
tGrS, Mrs. i. X. Ninr, Mrs. James
MorchcH1, Mrs Cunningham OF
greensboro. y. &. ana MISS Einmic
Jones. and many n!cccs and ncphewa,
among them Mrs James u. Patton.
II, Mrs. carl Flcni1E ana Decatur.
and Gpuwin Jones Of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
MAYOR THOMPSON BITTERLY
ASSAlLS GOVERNOR LOWDEN
'''"rhS STAT" Executives war Rec
or" AMI Declares He Has aot the
''"I'-r 10 Nlnnh Tor Rc-I:Icctinu

'i''AGp August Replying 10
''N''H'' Frank O. Lowdeu's state
'h'n' mat he would not be candi.
.''e Tor re-eIcct.on as Governor Of
'4'hols' Mayor william Hale Thomp-
E.h tonight sent the Governor an
"iIH ',''.y. u. which he bitterly ar
aud charged that tic r;oyornnr ia
H.o.a,'H i,l oa,h Of ofAcc and cam
PC M+yor also attacked Governor
'.,N "'l whr record. defended his
own actions during the world conDici
Xxx .''yIzvd l.l" Governor again for
mUnE 'ro"rs 20 chicago In an al
a ~. t." son "nti The letter termed
80" ''Hgr'Es II law abiding citI-
"rms during the <ar"
'mn .,iler closes with Tho charge
~. 40, ,i".iiinE b" "atn OF ornce and
,."nialNh pledge. aud declares The
1'Ner,n"r mas nor "the courage 10
'"'e INC people Tor c-elcctlon."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
POLICE FORCED TO TAKE
PART IN WATSON DEBATE
Reply 10 Speech OF Georgia Candidate
ior L. =. Senntc brings On
Nrar-IkIOt

GRIFFIN, GA, August 7-Two
men were taken out by police here
late today during demonstration
~n"n IN" Rev Nah Thompson, rep
rtschtinS local American Legion
post. Was making a reply TO a speech
Wh!ch Thomas l.. Watson. "A candidate
io! me United States Senate. had
The Rev. MIR. Thompson. n Meth
odiSt preacher. who served with the
VI. . ~ overseas. was seeking to
mcnts made by Watson about prcsi
dcnt Wilson and General pcrshing
when the demonstration broke out.
singing OF soldier songs and waving
OF American flags finally got tuc
audience Quoted SO the minister could
proceed MIR. Watson SPOKE on free
speech and in tho course OF his adj
dress made remarks to which some
former service men objected They
mad asked the preacher to sneak
WAcn Mr.. Watson concluded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
HUNTS FOR SMUGGLERS
IN PENNSYLVANIA TOWN
inspectors Search for Gang Who
brought Birds OF Paradise
Feathers From AfrIcu

NEW YORK. August 7.-Discoycry
yesterday of an alleged plot 10 smug-
gze into this country plumagc from
birds Of paradise valued at $1,000. goo.
was followed today by shifting OF tho
investigation. TO Pennsylvania.
The custom authorities, who had
announced they had found hidden on
the Italian steamship Duca d'Abruzzi
IL quantity Of feathers. sent two in
%occiors TO small town In Pcnnsy.-
wanna, suspected OF being the snug
gers headquarters.
According TO reports. the gang is
dealing exclusively in birds of para
desc feathers brought from Northern
AFRICA unmounted. The feathers are
said TO be of the choicest. worth as
much as $50 each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
OPPOSING GREEK PARTISAMS
MAKE IT WARM FOR PAMAS
Object to His Speaking In America,
AilcSinE lie IL Spreading
RoSIIiHt Propaganda.

SPRINGFIELD. MASS. August =
EIias P1nas. former Govcrnor-fien-
speaking tour OF Tins cOuntry. and
whose appearance in Iiolyoke las;
sunday was the signal for Il demon
stratlon b! r!yI! Greek factions that
called for police intervention. was at
lacked by several Of his fellow ccun-
tryincn At the railroad station here
'oH'y rs ne VAS leaving the city.
Mr.. ranas finally took rcfugc In
MS train aitcr being chased abts.;
,hc vicinity of the station. y lcti..'
mas Dccn gent to Governor Cool!d.c
nE the president OF The local Crock.
community, warning %! pan;ug' inton-
Hor to speak In Lowell next sunday.
Ire faction opposed 20 ianas al
icGra that he is spreading royalIst
rrppaEanda. This is dei.lcd by the
',rerk constitutional unions. under
Whosc auspices pamas Is speaking \
,!ScthS IN this city planned Tor this
week was Abandoned owing to the
disturbance in iIolyUkc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
AOiators Giue SRi,,
to SaOe Man S Ann
Goodyear Squadron Vol,
at,ateers Sacrifice to
AID Employee.

Would you give twcnty-four inches
OF skin for a grating operation on n
man you didn't know?
Probably not.
II II were 4 relative or fricnd-that
would be different.
However. that IN tho sacrifice made
recently by four members OF the fly
ing SQUADRON ut tho Goodyear Tire
and Rubber Company-and they were
glad to do It.
When the company doctors decided
needed TO save an employees arm. n
call FOR volunteers WAS made TO
squadron men.
There was no difiiculty--four men
offered themselves and each gave
strips OF skin three inches wide and
eiHht inches lonE
Just another example OF tic spirit
mat pre'adcs The entire organize
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
YAQUI INDIANS ARE SENT
AGAINST GOVERNOR CANTU
Norcc of 5000 VIII Land I'm Lower
California Protected by
Armed Ships,

7
MENlCO CITY, August 7.-Yaoui
Indians Will. for the most part, make
up the force of 5000 troops to be
sent into Lower California to nut
down the instruction led by Cover
nor Estcban C3ntu. according to the
Excelsior. which quotes Il War De-
partmcnt official.
Various ships have been chartered
10 transport the troops, and some OF
the VESSELS Will be armed 10 protect
the men when they disembark on the
western side Of the Gulf OF California.
The government is not disposed to
adopt conciliatory tactics in dealing
with Governor Cantu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

adjoining the historic Old Chapel
tEp!scopaD. near Mi!!wood Clarke
Funeral services. attended by family
Snnn"St!onS from many sections of
Virginia. New York and Baltimore
and also by representatives of numer-
Gus engineering and scieatitic socic-
les were held in Christ Church. Mill
wood. by he rector. the Rev. L. Du-
vail Chambers. Mr.. Randolph was a
son of the late DR. Robert carter
Rando!rh aaa Mrs. Lucy Burycil Ran
do!ph, Of New Market" near o!l
thapci. lie is survived by his widow
formerly Miss Mary Taylor, OF Rich
mond; three sons. the Rev. Oscar De-
N0lIc Randolph, Birmingham Ala ::
isohert Randolph. Chicago. and We'll
FORD Randolph. Baltimore. and one
sister Miss Cary Randolph. Wildwood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
SAFE BLOWER
TO BE HANGED IN OCTOBER
Chicago Jail Has Seventeen Murder
crs Waiting 10 lie Executed
In IirIlNs.

CIIICAGO. Augi.st 7.-Rlchnr,! WIZ
son. :, safe blower. today wac SEN
fenced TO be hanged October il for
the murder OF Thomas O'Dounc!l, A
factory wltchmun
WILSON'S cominn!on in tho crime.
Harry Andrac. is to hc hanged the
"a ne day. Andrae was convicted OF
shooting the watchman when the lat
20 blow factory safe. wilson was
convicted as an accessory
WILSON'S conviction hrlnEs tho
number OF murdcrrrs wa!t!n. TO b.
hanged IN the county jail TO seven
teen Eight are under sentence 10 die
october .. as there only is room in
the Ja;! for double gallows, The men
VIII be hanged in relays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
FIVE GERMAN WARSHIPS
WILL ARRIVE ON MONDAY
boats Awarded u. :. In DistrIbu.ion
OF imperial Navy to Anchor on
IIudsnn

NEW YORK. August The nve
former German warShipS awarded to
the United States in The aIli,d 49,
tr.trtion OF German naval craft nov
h"Ghd here. viii arrive at the Am
brosc Channel l.ghtship MONDAY
afternoon according To wireless a1-
Vlccs received here tonight. The We.
sells VIII anchor in the Hudson Rive.
Opposite seventy Street
The fleet Includes the har,l.ship
osifricdland, tho cruiser Frankfort
and three dcstroycrs. The OstfrIcG-
land is coming under her own steam.
The others are being lowed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
Three Hurt In Auto Wreck

Commodore Henry brooke Gi!pin.
o: baltimore, Md. and Scalcby Manor,
o! Clarke County, Va. head OF a large
Wholesale drug firm 81 that place
mobile IN which they were riding
fnll over an crnbankmcn; near Ridge
Vile, Frederick County. Md. F,nrcne
stuart. of White Post. Clarke County,
who was driving the car. was prob
ably fatally hurt. The injured men
were taken TO the Frederick City hos
pitai and given medical and surgical
aid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
REMAINS or WILLIAM H.
WHITE ARE LAID TO REST
Solu'nu Services at Historic st. raui.s.
Wen of Prominence
Attend.

Funeral services for William II.
White, late president Of the Richmond,
Frederic s3hu"S and rotomac RAIL
Toad. who died Thursday. were held
yesterday morning AZ II o'clock from
-. lauIs Episcopal Church., Rev. Ell
iner g. hedis.1 ciiiciatinG. Burial was
!, \ profUsiou Of Howers ana beautiful
'"ldi designs Wvr" sent by friends
ana relative. Of NJ. White l'uncral
services We're very impressive. The
caskoi vas literally covered with pink
ilen'y WNtrrs. s. David Narfirld,
'r,rte ". stevens. Daniel willard
ana aHnt other mon of prominence
We're present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
EMPLOYEES Of STRUCTURAL
STEEL COMPANY HAVE PICNIC
-Four hundred Attend AIl-Day Affair
at brSnn Park-BaiI Game
Features Meet

ut BrSpn PIrk-nail Game
Textures Meet.
Moro than 400 employees OF the
Richmond Structural Steel Company
and their friends and relatives at
tended picnic Etven by the company
yesterday ut Bryan Park. near Lake
side. Employees OF the ornamental
shop defeated the structural shop in
. bal! game in the morning, II 10 Q.
batteries Tor the farmer were Ander-
son and Loehr. aLid for the latter
Gianottt and BUwnEtn.
several interesting athletic events
We're given after dinncr. which was
served on the grounds. Karl Bow,nan
was The winner of :j,c broad jump.
H. w. Anderson won the hop. skin
and jump aud Bowman captured first
honors in the twenty G>'c-yard race
T.. III. l.oehr won the ffSy-yard race
>. L. Coriil the sack ra,V. Tracy and
Bowman the threA- legged race. Tracy
and I.ookn the quilts and William NJ.
Buchrocdcr the fat mans race. Bow
man. Tracy. Olsen and Islrkcr won
the relay race.
Events for women were: twenty
i've yard race. Lovcila Spain: guessing
contest. -. 9. Guvcruator; distance
bali throw. Virginia Walker; twenty
Vineyard walk. I.ovcll1 Spain amt the
cSs and spoon race. Virginia Walker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

picnic was given by the Rich
mohd Baptist Young Peoples Union
Association at Bryan Park Yesterday
baseball and athletic contests we're
some or Tho features OF the affair.
which was largely attended
Representative of each H. Y T. l..
in the city VIII 80 to Antioch Church
today 10 give a demonstration. Icav-
ing about 80 o'clock this afternoon
The executive committee composcd
OF every president. and officers OF
tho association, Wii meet in First
Ia p.ist Church at Sis o'clock August
.. Delegates from each union viii
be present. picnic viii be given nv
the association at Bryan Park Au-
gust IA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
All Healing White Sulphur
Spring

Is now open for summer boardcrs.
stomach trouble or skin cruption ~
any nature. For further particulars.
address II. Il. Wnndless, Millboro. Vi
In III County. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

Pacific cod Arksns,s Arss. Capacity 900. One block
from Million Dnilsr Pier. Reading depot aud best bath
ing bach IS Bath house. for surf bAthe
Private way brsrh. Extensive Poreh-s snd hall room.
Tlee lshts and running water Ia Private ba,hs
Orehaa,rs end Aneins American plan - dsilJ SIS
up weekly Enrops,sn plan $50 Up daily. Fheprool
Garage. Bsskiss. Phoae $3.50. Wn. IL. usslsit,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
GENERAL Suffer- DIES At
HIS HOME IN BRQ0KL|NE
Served Under Hooker in Confcdcr-
ate War in Engineering
Corps

BROOkI.lNE. MASS. August -
Brigldier-Gcne raj EuSscll Sute-, L.
:. a. retired. died at his home hove
+. IN l54 81 and Mas s ~ a5S from
the United states Military Academy
In lN6.. He served In tho corps Of:
cDEiuccTs under General Hooker III
the War Between the States, ard
during tho Spanish-AmricID War
had charge oil the Qualifications at
san Francisco. lie WAS retired IN
1905. General Sutec Is survived u" a
widow. four daughters and TWO sons.
one OF whom. Russell SUter, of Al
hany, y. i. served as = captain OF
cnELmcors in Tho Mo:ll WY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
IdlewhiIe Cottage
THE, WAVERLEY

Virginia Ecnch. Va
IlretEOof, modern. !urp. lp.lhy: rooms
hrIghi and air.. Almnr .a,rl rL,An- -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
Nichn,onder. 10 Attcrd Rrnnion.

icorg" 6. Mullins and Eph.atYi T.
T. Mullins. secretary TO Chief sherry
and complaint clerk. respectively, a,
police headquarters. left for yaca-
lion last nigh for their old home nj
Nora. - D!ckensOn County. In Roan-
OK" ,hcy VIII be joined by their
brother. who lives in the Magic City.
and another from B.ucii.ld All four
wcr" in the service during tn: war.
three OF them on the O:her side 4
n, Nora next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08
Where SOuthcrncrs VIII Find
Excellent Recommendations.
AT LEADING
NEW YORK CITY HOTELS
Hotel Mario Anioinn,tn


Se,h a.. nIoatway ana crab ct,
Rooms. With bath. S. per day.
HOTEL ANSONIA 15d 81. and
tooma win bath. 50 per day ana in.
i'iS" Giass t!.Ha!ci.L .nd icsI',,.uti1i
motel. 600 rooms with bath only ,c,
Pennsylvania. y y. Central 60,
wanna and Erie stasioIs
HOTEL BRETON HALL
Broadway. 18th TO aCth at: I.rx.,,
most attractive midtown irep-oor NO,
te. subway At door: room. private o.. IN
St-''-ss Der day for one or tmo ueraons
HOTEL SEYMOUR ttsSh az; near
claI, nr-proot ,:otel In tho ccr,rn s oi
e''S' rooms W ~ per day upward.
HOTEL MONTEREY
broadway ana 9+th at; new nro,roof
aote!; very reasonable rates.
HOTEL CHELSEA
West 23d ct. at 9Th av.: absolutely nre.
I.ro"f: 800 rooms. 400 baths: $40 Der
uAy w. Cafeteria attached.
HOTEL FLANDERS
133 to l37 W. 9th Of. Just or Broad.
way: the r!gh, Kind OF hotel In the
right locality. every loom with u-i-
va;e bath: s. up.
broadway Central Hotel B,dw.y
ni9way between Battery and ccn,,,i
iarE only hotel In heart OF lvhoi.xaIa
District: cap 1000 guests: a hotel with
comfort without cNtrdvaganca: rooms
$50 np: recognized Southern hdctc.s