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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
PURIFIERS MEMORIAL. PLAN
Charles ,. Anderson interests Viz
Sininns In building Club House
In NcW York.

.harics j. Anderson. former Ad-
!utnnt- Gencral Of Virginia. is in
tcrcStinG many Nirginians in thc
proposed erection Of a $4,000 o60 mo.
mortal for the 1000 officers who made
IN" supreme sacrifice in the World
War, which is being fathercd by the
Army ana Navy Club OF America.
inc memorial. which will no
erected in New York City. will hay.
5 one OF its many features the mil;
'ary record of every diicer who
served with the colorS They viii h,
preserved there.
With many thousands Of former of
uccrs stlii living and tn" families of
nose who were Killed - draw from.
me necessary funds should he raised
Tor inns big memorial within the next
SIN months. Civilian membcrship is
also 10 hc allowed so as 10 make il :,
national institution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
COURT ACTION BY CLUBS
WILL CREATE PRECEDENT
Membership of Appellate Judges in
WcStmorciand May Result In
Special Tribunal.

Contention over the proposed mcr-
ger of the Wcstmurclnnd ana Com
created a situation unique in the an
nails OF court history in Virginia
Every member OF the Supreme Court
of Virginia. the state Corporation
city Of Richmond. With the exception
of Judge Ernest II. Wells. of lIust-
inEs Court. Fart IL. are members OF
the WcStmorcland Club.
Without doubt. the merger agree
rept will he tonight out in the SUI
pretne Court. regardless of he dc
cision> which will he made by the
state Corporation commission next
Tuesday. when the ease comes up for
hearing
Injunction PROCEEDINGS were dis
by Judge Ernest il. Wells, sitting for
Judge Beverly z. Crump. and the
matter viii come up on its merits.
1t is believed that the Suprcm.
the proceedings. will summon n
special court of appeals composed OF
lrc Judges of courts OF record of
cities of the first class or of Circuit
Courts. This is provided for in the
Code of Virginia. Section 1919, which
reads:
IF az any time there shall he OH
Appeals "a, case in which II majority
of the judges O: tho said court are
SO situated as to make il improper
10Y thtnl 10 SIT on the hearing there
OF. or IT the court should he so sit
uated in the rchcaring Of Il case in
NoINlnE Constitutional question.
That u full cour, cannot he secured
on account OF any one or more of the
Judges being unable. UNWILLING or
disqualified TO sit. the fact shall be
entered OF record. The said court
may thereupon have summoned
from among the Judges of the Cir
cult Courts. or judges of the Citv
courts OF record of cities of the tirst
Grass. as many as. with the Judges of
inc supreme Court OF Appeals MOI
so situated. will make the nunbc r
nFc, VINO shall sit together, form and
nold special court of appeals Il,
near ana determine any case in which
II majority OF the judges of the SUI
prene Court OF Appeals Shall be so
~ tuatcu as 10 make IL Improper for
them 10 sit. or hear any case involy
ing constitutional question under
Stction ~ OF the Constitution in
Whlcn one or more of tho Judges nj
me said court shall lac so diSuuali.
ned and upon which said question a
majority OF The court shall not agree
ne SHiu special court shall be held
at Richmond. Wytheville or Stauntu,,
as Inc cas-" may be-
AlthouGh none Of the Supreme
Court judges have taken an nctivn
pari In the matter. either PRO or CON
ana II Is believed that none of them
80 much as voted. ii is not thought
!nat an OF them will agree 10 sit
III Inc maj hearing OF the dispute.
Major Alexander Forward. State
corporation commissioner. has AZ
stated mat he will not sit when tho
.ase Is heard by the commission ncxt
thursday. having voted on the mcr.
ger proposition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
VIRGINIA NATIONAL GUARD
UNITS ENJOY CAMP LIFE
Troops Put Through StiT Faces Tn
der Instructors From .i3rd and
G2nd Regulars.
Especial to The Times Dispatch)

'"Pecidi 10 ne Times DISpatCh.)
PETERSBURG. July li.-Thc nine
companies of Virginia National Guard
troops now stationed at Camp Lee for
a two-wcck's training period are cX-
pcriencinG army life and appear 10
enjoy 1t. The companies began ar
irving at the canionment Monday
morning and ali are now uuartcrcd IL.
barracks used by the EiIhticth III
vision.
colonel William H. Gin. of Rich
mond. is in command OF the regiment
Of troops in training. while Major J.
fuliner Bright. of Richmond. is in
charge of the medical department.
and Major Edward J. Kccgan in
charge OF the quartermastcr detach-
ment. Captain Edward l.. Conquest
OF Richmond is adjutant.
The companies now at Camp Lee
with the names of their commanders.
are: First, OF Charlottesville. Can't
- Grovc; second, OF Petersburg. capt.
Percy y. Lanicr; third. OF Lynchburg.
Capt. Rozell l. Yoda; fourth. Of
Roanoke. CAPT. Charles r. Turner
Sr.: fifth, of Richmond capt. Henry
q. Dickcrson; sixth. OF Blackstone.
SUFFOLK. Capt. James H. Twiddy:
eighth OF Richmond, Capt. Maurice
J. sweeney: ninth. OF Richmond.
Capt. James q. Earnest
The 55i enlisted men and thirty Of
ncers are puartcrcd in barracks along
Second and Third Streets. Avenue \
and Il. Eighteen buildings are oc-
cupicd by the ruardsmen.
The men are being put through
Stin PAGES under instructors from the
Forty-,hrd and SiNty-sccond Infan-
try. regular army regiments sta
toned at Camp Lee.
Asks SIO,G00 DnmaEcs.
Among the number Of civil cases
TO be tried At the July term OF the
Hastings Court are the suits OF T. ~
Perkins and his son. William T.. Per-
kinS. against the Atlantic Coast Line
Railway. Both the father and son
are ask ing $4,000 damages, the how
claiming he received injuries when
struck by Coast line passenger
train last summer, from which he
mas not recovered, and the father for
the loss OF the services Of his wife,
Mrs Hattie T.. Perkins. who was also
injured in the accident. which oc-
CURED at the Hawk Street crossing.
Mrs. Perkins brought sui, against
the railway company, the jury al the
April term awarding her $4,000 dam
ages. Inc verdict was set aside by
judy" Mullen and the case is now
awaiting rctrial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15

PRINT IMPROPER PICTURES
Justice Maurice Fines nroad street
Photographers ana Thcn Issues
Warning.

These pictures are no worse than
september Morn" declared John $
Court yesterday charged with print
ing and selling improper photo
graphs az young girls. Justice
Maurice. who is sitting in Justice
Crutchricld'S absence. failed TO see
The high art in the pictures and fined
Mr.. Perrin and Il. r stanley. of the
Stanley studios, in East Broad street
$40" each and court costs for their
offcnScS
according 10 the police officers who
searched the studio for the prints and
negatives and made the arrests, the
pictures were OF a l3-ycar-old girI
ana or two l5-ycar-old girls. who are
now being held in the Juvenile De-
tcntion Home as incorriC blcs.
Thr court held that the men yio
iHtcd statute prohibiting license 4
commcrc'ai photcgra piers from
ma ing obscene pictures The con
naC'sa men We're warned against a
repetition Of the OffcnSs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
MUST FIX RATE FOR Gas
Many Council Members Predict
That S1.30 VIII BE Taken as
Compromise Figure.

Legislation to raise the gas rate in
Richmond. which has caused so mucl,
agitation and so many meetings for
tn" Common Council and the Board
of Aldermen. along with its commit
tees. will have TO be decided by Il
conference OF both bodies.
Rule -. from Rules Of the City
Council" states that when an or
dinancc. resolution or other subject
has been passed in one branch and
is amended by the other. and the
amendment; Is not concurrcd in by
the branch in which it originated. Il
1ommiisce OF conference may he
asked Tor by either branch, and shall
be granted by the other"
Rule 40. Of the same set Of rules
states that Ordinances or resolu-
tons rcportcd by a committee of con-
ference shall not be subject to amend
mcnt or laid on the table. but must
ne either adopted. rejected or recon-
In the meeting OF the BOARD Of AL
a.ermen Tuesday night, the first step
toward settling the gas rate ques-
lion was taken when Alderman
"rundy moved TO call committee OF
cont"rtnCc with the Common Coun-
ell. No date was set tor the confer
onCc.
,nd II is the @f opinion %n,s of mos; Of the
compromise Will be agreed upon ana
q rate OF $3.50 fixed Several of the
Bo.rd of Aldermen are in favor of
making the rate much lower than
that passed by the Council. while the
majority favor the $l.30 rate asked
by Director TraNord.
N The Common Council the pre-
NaiiinE opinion is that a SIPS rate
- Sunicicht 10 cover all requirements
OF ihc gas department for the re-
inaindcr of the year.
Director Trafford states that If tho
""nc!i mad given him a rate Of Sl.aj
az me beginning OF the year. he
would been able to make the ras
ihhh' pay per cent on the money
iinEsssttd' Bu, az a delay Of over !,
.',ti year mas been experienced
W Tor month more. he cannot mako
me gas plant come out without n dc.
MCh az the end OF the year. MIR
Irail"rd estimates The loss al wbi,h
me gas plant is running to be sl'0o0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
ASK CONTRIBUTIONS TO PAY
STUART MONUMENT DEBT
Daughters of f,nf,,
"""S Z" i:iTnidntr Balance Dur
ON IMPROVEMENTS

l.n ne ~ .hmoni Chapter If tho
~ ~" i,"Gshters of the conf.deracv
81. -, ~ OUT an urgent cali Tor
ii.i-5o win which Trey intenI IN
~, ,'r' , i!d1,r II" debt incurred for i'm
on .h'ylS on the stuart monument,
ne concition o: The monument, wos
S "om '.iat Is small plot OF land would
80 rS up3ded during heavy rains
trnmhllnG condition when Inc
,"val chantcr took hold and made IN"
.mo,,n,d2, 'nipr2Nemcnts. which
rms balance OF Sli226 should
NAM, he raised IN Richmond The
.hhPlSr believes, among Tho many
VINO. honor and cherish tho msmnrv
81 - neral stuart and thu. men Who
."uI MI win him during the foti,
Sill. 'he Mar Between The
Contributions should bc scnr tn Tho
TTit,.4!,f man. Mrs j. j White lo3 Soui..
recent OF them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
0. }. SANDS FAVORS YORK
RIVER AS ROUTE TO OCEAN
Genres Immediate Action 10 rhis
f'hd-h"ps Condition of VIr-
Einin Rouds

;, immediate adoption OF the York
ta,!on IRAN IRAN t ,3icE Isep water transpor-
Oliver J. Sands. Dresiden, 'o %; , Ss
;'dir,..n National Bank, in a short
.Hc e -; a. me weekly luncheon OF
BUSINESS Mems Club. ''c
IN the ideal location of Rich
,Inm, !, would ,oe easy for the city to
away forever with the James Riva p
declared. S""uS
VIII thSs. city only thir,y-nve miles
comparatively easy to incorporatc ,hc
r!sht-o way OF the Southern Hnii
NV, nnrk kivcr Division. extending
in IAN "rb,Iitation limit the entire dis
.h me double tracking Of the line So
.E"' " would be able to take caro-
81 ne business, which would un.
uouotcd!S result. wa
c,, MI sands sands also took "a rap at the
c2matiid9m OF roads in Virginia ana
tapiG',hi!E around Richmond lie
ptl'i 1hat no icty OF the prestige of
OF TINS city. should stand for the 81, 80
o hiEhwaSS existing. As an cNnmni,
o. ne need of Immediate u,tinn nn
cd Or h'Ncr proposition. he point,
~, ~ Ihr petersburg Pike lie told
ne tiuo That for Twenty-Five wears
me proposition OF CONNECTING ~
c capita! With Petersburg by con
L".e r3aiwaN had been a"iiatcd. ana
ma, only now IL has been comnicinI
r ,i~n,{ neneh, would have been de.
river from the road ii il hal bccn
MN, Sttr,Jc during the world war.
M",'' ~ erSnurs was ovcrcrow,ci
"',' hhlp Lee was in full oDcration
NpP"iit nrhi OF a committee To an
Pear 9etor" the Board Of AId.rnan
rr5JaY In moral support of ;hn NM
I,r'nnn!"' calling for the deciding 10
~, r',.,, H,atr ~ the Ford lot for a
i ,e lhrarN -aUdirorium build
MI De appointed by Jesse +. WOOD
az rS."oht q INC organization
1'htrHl Trades and Labor Council
iiS AT meeting in the
"!Ntn chairman OF COMMITTEES 10
yves iSair The feasibility OF maxim,
',.N.r the route to the sea and
"""h""h ine James River Milan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
n EMBARCO EXTENSION
HIKES +! SITUATION WORSE
s4e Faces Millions of Dollars
i Damage to Roads, Commissioner
u Coleman Says.
I'LL USE LOCAL SUPPLIES
mall Contractors Are Expected to
BE Practically Closed Out OF
Business by Ordcr-BiE Ones
Eslfnrd Hit.

fSExtension of the open-top car pri
Gritty rule of the Interstate Com
pierce Commission will cause ;hc
host serious situation in highway
which has ever faced
she State OF Virginia. George l., Cole
Elan. State Highway Commissioner.
atnted yesterday. In commenting on
Ehe extension of the ruling. When
Hsked If he had any comment TO
hnke on it. lie said:
s EYES, but Il wouldn'; so in type"
& Mr. Coleman said frankly he did
cot know how TO meet the condi-
fIons. lie declared TWO months OF
spactivity VIII do millions OF dollars
Syorth of damaE. 10 roads on which
fepair work should hc going on. At
fhe present time, he declared. work
should bee progressing at its best,
sShile everything IS motion!css.
~ MA! Use convict Labor.
I Development o: local supplies Of
naterials VIII he attempted the com
nissioner declared. IN an effort to
tonvict and private labor 10 develop
Home qunrries and other sources OF
1nteriaIs in Virginia NIL be one
~ the results OF the o:der. he pre-
.The ,roubs is" he said. that
nuch of the work o: development;
gsil be held TAP on account OF the
3ecesslty Of getting machinery 10
work with TO get the machinery
ne must use the railroads. which
IRE closed to us
Z Small contractors will h. practi-
sa1ly wipeo out by the extension of
fhe order the commissioner thinks.
and big contracting concerns Will
be hard hit.
Nothing Can BE Done. =
s. Commissioner Coleman stated that
}oth!ng can &c done TO meet the
iituation. Tie said that the actions
Ii the Highway Commission of Nir-
tinia will he directed. NOT at the
present embargo. hu: III an effort 10
seep other cmnargOes OF 4 similar
nature from being made effective.
IS Assistant Highway Commissioner
eocke has just returned from Wash
ngton. where enough ears 10 supply
5he urgent needs OF the Highway
Commission We're asked ana refused
~ -the commission. Motor trucks
vill play larse par: in the tcnja-
I've program Of local material de-
selopment. the commissioner be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
0UTH SIDE VOTERS WANT
HULL STREET IMPROVED
* Madison ward Council Mcu,bcrs
q 10 Confer With Them an
49,. .lriI>.

$gMembers Of the Common Council
and Board OF Aldermen from Madison
Ward have been requested TO meet
AnT Hastings Court. Part H.. 10 dis
RISE the immediate imnIoNemcn, Of
sSouthside citizens have nhGcn rails.
tnE loud protest against the con
Hilton of Hull street, stating that il
rs the busiest street in Richmond out
5sideH Of Main and Broad streets and
fhat Improvement should he made at
9nce.
matter was taken up with tho
2enartmcnt O: Public Works. hut hi
4ector boiling stated that hc had no
noney to spend on HUll street 70,
Eshis, time. l. i. BROWN. of tn. south
alde3 q ttZcnS' Associations. says that
sNyr tBollinS has THROWN The rcspor-
Hibility on tn. Council
x Several automobiles are said -
AnSe been damaged recently on a.
Count of the condition al tho gtrsr,
sfhe Council members ar, asked 10
s4eet on July 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
REDIT MEN WILL DISCUSS
! cash DISCOUNT MATTERS
MT In Favor of Prnc-
Il tiCr-DlscOntinuc Temporarily
49, Monthly NccIfuns.

sTradc acccpianccS ana cash dis
punt mattcrs VIII he taken up and
discussed today ~ the weekly
Hens Association ~ the business
Mems Club nj 1915 o'clock.
discounts. as at tho present time
1aid by banks. not only IN Richmond,
lut throughout the limited states. are
She subject of the interest of the
association at the present time. as
IS declared they are OF every credit
mems association in the country
Members OF the association declare
That the practice OF banks Of paying
discount for payment of notes.
Eebts and other currency before The
fjme of it's maturity is like placing
S. premium on tho payment Of debts
BEFORE they are due, The sentiment
II the club Is no, in favor with this
practice. and II viii bc discussed at
She meeting Of the club today.
ESGenerai 10 Lane stern. secretary
Ytsthe Organization. stated last night
thet the club has agreed TO do away
With the monthly meetings % the
Hub during .luly ANA August be-
sHusc OF the heat and the absence
"a members from tho city The
yyeckly informal luuch"ons % tho
saub each Thursday viii bc continued.
however
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
Lichcrmam l. t:,oucrn,.,

~" va I-.eDeiman local merchant
s,r was charged with receiving
~, ~, thHi manager ~ the r "
;. ~, ""i % '"mptnv, was cNoncr,;Gj
-, III criminal intent ia Police c0uri
~ -, ~ IN. -ilng. when hc proved
80 ~ 'our' that hc had received mo
son"s ~ good faith from tho t6"n
~ -. ,d"l manager q tho store and
49, no .Hea .r"y were stolen Thn
LII, @Ea,.,i Johnson. charging him
10 nc amount of $3.50 ana scIi,ng
'"'"'' wa continued until July Ell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICE
,,, and Stuart Lodges Odd
fc'i""s VIII Meet Tonight In
Honor of bend

Nhnua! memorial! services of m,
henderson Lodge, No. los. odd Eel
lows. and stuart Lodge. No. III wii,
S g. MA tonight AZ Tenth and Hui
VINO hicd during the year The roll
L. J. Harris T II ci,. :
T.. W. puintine IL J.. SnSS'ner
Z. II. Price ~ i: ii22ltt.'n
rev, j. w. Wright will deliver the
whinh prayer following an ode.
"m!ch VIII be sung Rev 4 Loo
Nilsson, of Alexandria. grand war.
ucn n, o! the Grand Lodge OF Virr;nia
" WI De me principal Speaker OF In"
n.n'hs. In" odd Fellows uuar-
lectionS. 'S'di Sc
THOMAS r Morton will preside ar
Inc 'c'':is 10 which members of
m M. Two lodges and their familics
IaShe peen invited. Dove Rebccca
,onsn VIII also convene win fh.
TWO main orders '"c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
LOT BRINGS HIGH FIGURE
w est BROAD street Property sriI.
Tor More Than $1,000 Per Frnnt

u. L!pfo-d. trough Pollard &.
n|Gny' mas purchased from r, =
koih ihirty-thrcc feet and seven
lnchcs on the north side Of RronJ
street. hctwecn jefferson and Madi.
ion streets The lot brought slight
Mr. lipford announces ;hai +, buiId-
ne VIII be erected on the crornd N
lno near future to be occupied hv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
sExTENDS SCHOOL OFFER
gayy Recruiting station VIII ,,,,n,
Toys for summer Training "a
49, july Is.

have been given ,n..
ocal navy recruiting station 10 con
.lnue accepting applicants Tor the
Irmmer schco! at Hampton Roads
antil July y. This school is opened
% boys between the ages Of lG Ami
e0t,years, and lasts for . ra,ird 80
Six weeks -
sS4The course will consist OF e,,i,,
ming. boating. Iuft!tarv I-ll Ia
ftfer athletic sports Jyl,fi.
itation the boys Wlll ba ciyrn u
penses plus over 'hi-;y 5nii.-
aaonth spending none. s., So,
the men pass Tho r.aui-.d
Hon they viii be sent irt,,|s5i.,,..'tt,,''!
;ne troih!nE station. and July = Is
eosltifelE ne last day tha. they NAV
pc accepted '''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
VIII study u.,,,r. w.,

NJ. 10Y +. FIannngln. f0-morly
Social Work and Pubic Us,i.r" "i
ne Ant!-TuhrTculosis Assnci,,j,n
"ni al present secretary OF tn. In.
Vchi!c Protective Association w.,il
TT"N" WITHIN few days for Nov
,a,,r it'i..H!n"!rnih and Boston as
iti,ttSehthtiNo Of tho executive, COM.
m m, Of the Intcrd.nomina,ion
Ntii'>f" League. to study conditinns
s"St OF maintenance, cquipmcni So;
hh' general rules OF insritltiome
hero. '"'""HShcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Richmond Credit Mems Nssocin-
ton, l,usincss Mems Club, l;1I.
Convention Committee, thnmhcr
OF Commerce, 4.
baseball. itichmOnd vs.. Rocky
Mount. boulevard Field. 4:30.
Nus ness WOmcn'S Council,
buskct picnic, Forest Hill Park,
q to %.
Ordinance Committee, city
Council. -.
f:p,Sorth League lawn party.
Monument Methodist Church. 5.
Air mail service conference,
Wcstnurclund Club, =.
Lyric, vaudeville and motion
pictures, 3:50, y and 1:.0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
OFFICERS MUST NOT SPEED
Myers says Policeman or Fireman
h" Exceeds Limit VIII lie
Dismissed

l!r'Ci0r OF Puhlic Snf,ry Nv,r.
ssucd orders to his Police and j'irn
4,"phriincnts that speeding a, an *
,,tsSiNe rate by the drivers OF the
III" I,lneni cars must Toe stopped or
." dflN"rS VIII he taken to poltcr
o"r' and fined and Immediately dis.
g." nfE"i from the department
mas been charged tina, cars
1871 nE me rost-oniy. employees
1t't'"'hs along crowded streets
nos" drivers are being warned ~,
my VIII be liable TO arrest IN ill.,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15

81. OF a SUPP q .lanI- WIN a ~.
i is"a a ani on the corner Of ny
eran Evangelical Church for an ' III
ZION 10 the church and a p,rsomnrr
vas concluded YESTERDAY ~ ~. 49,,
81 =. a. catlin & co The deed was
RECORDED in Chanccrv Cour, lac,
night. The price was So, 800 or s3,o
a front foot. ' VI S-'V
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
LAY IN SUPPLIES OF COAL
leaicrs Unable To stock In =. H.,
~ FORMER >cars-Fcar Seriuu,
ShOrtaue

CoaPprices, as quoted yos,erd,,, il,
fii .tstIr were 81 a ton FOR aniGra-
Y l!e, dtllyered; $l2 ton FOR N,w
ed Sl0.56 for run of tho mine 4
fssount Of 80 cents ton is aiiawod
pr3cash.
Eich'ncnd dealers have
eeD able so far 10 make dcliy,ri.s
hSy unabl" TO stock up as In
primer years and many Residences
nd apartment houses are laying in
NciT winter supply now in fear OF
+ 6hortage later on.
sssIhe market liz still unsettled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
j.. IL Cri,cher
-. = Smith
80 DIR. Spencer 10 occu,x pu,,,,

pr, Pr J. j.. Spencer viii occmpr The
tian Church during the vnS %s ~, mrs.
I ne MINISTER. Rev. J. Il. HunIcv from
10y 10y -, 20 to August Ia. Or Spencnr
80 'oI 'hc past twenty-five years
,hhrch' Lexington. Ky. He was nas'
I 5mr OK cowardin Avenue Chr;st;,,,
ohnrcn. Sopth Richmond. during he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15

Total received s1oI41
, ms mission has met all the heavy
"JithHIa made upon il To date and
win IN" support OF RiChmonders /;
- hopcd II viii bc able 10 couiinne
ms wonderful charity while so many
ciamorinG for these Commodities,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
Continues Shooting Cn,r.

rfoIk Greek. charged win shoo,i:,r
az Lima Goodwin, 2i1 China street
fcral days ago. was again con
Ned In Police Court Yesterday nm
SJufy3 %. Miss Godwius condition
6fnot improved sufficiently for her
sHppear In court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
ro.tponc veterans. ucc,,,,r

- .chiS NJ meeting OF the local r
OF ~" EiEhtieth Division V.tor,,s:
H,SSocitti"n hag been po.tponet .,n,,r
July ~ at Sis T. NJ. in thn Cn,n
Innn;,y club, Beividerc ana Main
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Turner TrInl ncrin. rnu,

s,arar .! ., william Turner, alleged
At Alexandria. will begin ,omSr,t,,..
~ or" JudEc Edmund WaddiIl. in
, , United states District Court VII.
r'ht,hS rs TO he conducted i'm Rirh
andria az AieH-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
5yVomen WIN Uo,a ,,icn,c

Members Of the BuEincss and Pro.
asJonal Womcn's Club Of Richmond
RJShUld their annual picnic on CAT
Nay afternoon. July 1t, AT 4 o'clock
Will he held AT Forces:
Mf Park, down next to the lake.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Harris Hart. Superintendent OF Schools
in Virginia. is scheduled To hc the principal
speaker at the Rural Life ccnfcrcnc" scs-
SION today at the univcrsi,S of Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-15

Chairman J. q. Corlov has called meet
ing Of the Convention committee of tho
Richmond Chamber of Commerce for this
afternoon at O'Clock IN the hoard room
OF the Chamber.