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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
SUPREME COURT REFUSES TO
REVERSE LOWER TRIBUNAL
Writ OF Error IL Denied SuHoIi< Man
Who Sues Ia Divorce Young
nridp.

Petition for reversal of judgment
of Nansemond court by which John
l.. Parker, aged Co. merchant Of
Suffolk. was refused Il divorce from
his 20-year- old wife was rcfus-I by
the Virginia Supreme Court OF .Ap-
pcals yesterday.
The divorce was asked on the
grounds OF dcscrtion, but the three
year limit had not expired The
couple were married last fal! and
the wife is charged with having de-
serted during the spring of the pres
Gnt year. Under the decree OF the
lower court, which is approved by
me supreme Court. MIR. Parker is re-
fused divorce and is required to
pay S35 Il month for the support oc
his wife.
y writ OF error was granted in tho
case OF l.ottie II. Ellis agains. the
virginia Railway and Power Com
p;tny in a suit for $4,000. in which
the jury in Hastings Court OF Rich
mond, Part H. returned verdict
Tor the defendant company.
writ OF error was granted in the
case OF Marion Scott, versus Wille,:9
pouGhcrty. an ejcctment cause, which
mas been before the Supreme Court
several times on varying questions
Error was granted in the case Of
walker ID. Hines. railroad admins
'rator against Elizabeth Buchanan.
involving damages claimed and
awarded in Il shipment of furnltuIr
over the Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG
ana Potomac Railroad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
REDUCED RATES FOR BOTH
DIVISION REUNION VETS
Preparations for Reception NJ ~
service Men Arc Pushed
with Nit-nr

heuuced rates for veterans who
WI! attend the Eightieth Division 10
union mex; week from Virginia We.
virginia Pennsylvania and Teno.s-
See VIII be one and one-third Of the
regular fare for round trip. accord
'"s 20 = letter received by Z. A Am
mons chairman of the committee in
Shafse o: the reunion. from w. II
ara. OF the Southeastern Passer
st association. yesterday The maj
1T aIs been taken up at the assocI.-
.aGn Acadqlartcrs in Pittsburgh. from
MAicn c:tE certificates VIII be- s.,,;
20 aHo" when buying tickets in orb.r
|" get ;le reduced rates
spHHSe 10 the request that Rich
nondsTs house veteran for Tho S.,-
taloa or the reunion has not been /. :
Satisfactory as had been ant;cina-sI
- - sI!d yesterday
- 4. I.aushton. pastor Of
..alffl street Methods; Churrh
former division chaplain he a. IN; .-,ai
p"te9 arrangements for the in.,DnrisI
r!ce - be he'd q; the CITY Audi
~, Miss, Cary Anderson. daughter of
S9.oh.! George Wayne Anderson A.
S.sS,iht ely Attorney and a sfs,sr -,
lore WAYNE Anderson. who ma,
~. ~ pFeinr sacrifice. vii! unveil tn
,,',', nan cannon 70 b. presented IL.
p'.pi" Of Virginia by Governor ID 90, -
Am3ng those who vii! attend H.
ana 'G M:. : w BE- G;enetal Omar Eundy
10. .ha JOY -H"neral = Cronkhlt. iLe
.ast named 81 whom was in r,,sr,.. ~ ~,
IN. E!sht!-'h Division u
mssetIng. OF the local hosts wi,l n.
ia - iGA"taGay nigh, ~ S.I5 O'clock
III %. Community club ~ Il
'hpt Tam ltcu"l " Elton resil.
rac,"1 OF the association. IS az
brG'ed Q com" 10 Richmond tor1r,o';..
UNI nio,, o'i'a'n mere umt.l after III. re-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
SUPPLY OF TEACHERS is
FAR SHORT OF DEMAND
situation. However, Is Better Than
ht same Time Last Year, Snys
Superintendent Hart

although the supply OF trained
teachers Is expected 10 fall far short
OF the demand. the situation at this
tin= appears to be more favorable
IMAM in August OF last year. due part
J! 10 the higher salary scale offered
~ mos OF the school divisions. NJ. D.
itart' State Superintendent of Public
!AStFnctlon. stated yesterday.
- substantial increase in the fund
Tor teachers salaries wac voted by
IN" last General Assembly" Mr.. Hart
stld IF the counties in the Com
hphweaiih mad been free to make n
corresponding increase or one deter
III ned by local needs. reasonable en-
Golrdse'neHt could have been offered
70 attract trained teachers. Unfor-
tuhatt!E tie counties are hand!capDcd
oE constitutional limit on district
anu county taxes for schoo! purposes
"hlch is admitted to be too low to
maintain an efficient school system -
Two Assemblies have voted favor
aoi! on an amendment TO remove this
i4hii from the Constitution and 10
provide that IN. maximum tax shall
De hHeG by statute. This amendment
10 section i35, Article tx, Of the CON
stitut!on, VIII be voted ON hy the p.o-
p" a; the November election. lis
passage Is vital 10 the dcveloDmcn,
OF the public schools" Mr. Hart con
c.'Gcd, and w!il create 4 full suppIv
al teas ncry - '''i'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
STEAMER LAKE FRANCES
ARRIVES IN NEW YORK
Completes First Round Trip IL
New Boat Limo Service From
Richmond.
WILL SERVE NEWPORT NEWS
Officials Consider Re-Establishment
of Line Between Richmond and
Norfolk When Through Line Is
Success.

Probable arrival OF the Lake
Frances in New York. compile ting its
irst round trip between Richmond
and that city. and announcements that
Newport News would be mule port
Of Gall for the steamers OF the new
line, featured yesterdays news on
HE operation of the new service OF
The Richmond-New York steamship
The master OF the Lake Frances
was instructed TO send no wireless
messages back TO the officers here I'M
less there was some mishap or other
necessary cause. The fact that no
message was received WAS accepted
by officials in the city las, night that
he vessel had arrived in New York
turing the day.
May serve Newport News.
survey has been made OF New
port News to ascertain something OF
The volume OF business that would
be offered If the ships stopped at that
point, and the report is said TO have
been entirely satisfactory This mat
.er has been under consideration since
organization OF the line and depended
only on guarantee of sufficient
freight to authorize the stop.
While plans for reinstatement OF
river service between Richmond ana
Norfolk has been discussed by officials
of the company ana others. il Was
announced last night that this would
not. be undertaken until after the
that there is n strong demand for
re-establishment OF this service in
connection with the New York serv-
Ice and officials OF the company eN-
press a Willingness TO undertake the
enterprise but feel that IL should not
be attempted until the main service
is we'll established.
Cargo Is Assembling.
On account OF threatened high
water In the river acceptance OF
freight at the wharf for the next
trip of the Lake Frances was de-
ayed for two days. but WIS resumed
yesterday. The next boat will leave
Richmond for New York the latter
part of this week. probably Saturday
morning.
1t is probable that the Lake Sscr-
ling will be put into the service next
week, after which there Will be two
sailings each way every week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
CLARK DENIES CHARGE
Of MOTORCYCLE OFFICERS
citizen Declares Aciion ar p.I,cc
h'rn In Arr~siinE Him
Indc Re nsIhI.

Clark. 10 North Allen Street.
~ arrested Friday afternoon
Slare"a win violating the trarIc
AVS i;,,"' ha!d yesterday that he will BRO
w. witnesses at his hearing TO a.
thbiIsh that the action Of tho nniicc
u i.,, III "fFestins him was indeicn-
iaTk asserts that he was drying
south on Meadow Street. M :, ra,..
81 aDoht Twelve miles an hour. and
IL, ~, as u" appf CACHED Monument
-NH'huc po!lc" motorcycle, going nc
.ht'hated, considerably In excess OF
NJ shech limit. approached cast on
"ohu'ncht Avenue. Nearing the cor
~. q IRE OF tho motorcycle Nnttcncd
'"t ..0r pew up. throwing both officers
ne motorcycle ana my autotnobiIo
S,,r-d H., IN CO! Iision." said Mr. Clark
o"iuFudy evening. The rnOtorcyrlc
80 - h"Fcf IN twenty feet Of me,
nave violated no law. and dIsin;c,
'Stcu witnesses. who VIII npne.r :. q,
nc nearing. were Indignant maj
'h'rges were made against m.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
IMPROVE TOANO HIGH
Electric Lighting md Power Plan,
Among New Equipment TO lie
Installed by sexual

an electric lighting and porer
plant mas been established Ut 'TJ.ro
hiEn Schoo! through efforts Of pat
rons ana friends OF the erhnoI
ran geInents TO pui not and cold wI:.r
IN the building, providing tor tvy
Wen equipped !avstorles ana yhowr.
pains VII! be made. y moving ne
suIs .nachlne nov IS being Installed
ana is expected to be IN operG.ion
within {. short time.
snop building twenty-five b.
SIXTY t"rt, IS being erected by. IN.
aerlculturai department. for nse In
-. -C,!As pupils IN wood and iron
iaFGemeht ana Improvement u, ~
pected TO b" made in the do,ycsti,
sciehce department The facIlItv Z,
~ De enlarged by additional tcnchers
a,,o,, -. iiAhHlhs' clerk OF the board
a ',in, Yesterday that the schoo
VIII open September S. Clarr,ica .;SS.
h!hsS is principal go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

ri..T, ,,''VNTos Wi De gIv.u a.
MINI, al - Monroe Park by the CON
,i,'.,, recreation Association. II Tho
Sr"'htr permits. Weather condj,it,n.,.,
~" r'ayed havoc with the cyhui"
.to,. ior several weeks, and prcnar,-
shn,.s' re ocing made TO nave indoor
-,"S opposite the park in case or
IT. r.! headquarters OF tho Com,u, -.
~ !uh - located opposite Wnnrn.
I TIT, h' Main and Hclvidcrn Streets
to ., ~" night motion pictures will
20, m1Wh az S"tbrook Park. and ON
thursday evening a program Mi, he
given IN South Richmond. "a "e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Weekly luncheon. Phi Gamma
Deitn Society. RichmOnd Hotel.
1 TO =.
Weekly meeting, Rotary Club.
Syuhor ~ Iiundley, Seventh and
Grace Streets, q.
moonlight excursion to Dutch
Tap, Young Mems Bible Class OF
~. James NJ. II. Church; boat
lcnNcs city wharf mt :.
Free opcn-nir motion pictures,
direction Cofnmunity Recreation
Association, Monroe Park, y.
WoMnn'S Auxiliary. Hugh stock
dell Mnchfnc-tiun Company and
nltn company. First Provisional
heEimcnt. Virginia Infantry, Nu-
iionai Guard, GrayS' Armory. S:I5.
Lyric. vaudeville aud motion mic
lures, 3:3o, = and 9::sO.
CITY Democratic Committee.
Murphy's Hotel Annex, S:II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
SUB FREIGHT RATE BODY
TO CONSIDER II CHANGES
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Would
Place In Effect Rules Effective
ON Southern.

Seventeen subjects, relative 10
changes in freight rates, are on the
Committee. which viii be discussed
by the subcommittee OF the original
body Monday in the offices OF W. H.
Fitzgerald, Times-Dispatch building.
OF the seventeen. only one directly
affects Richmond shippers.
II is proposed 5y the railroads TO
issue rules authorized By the direc
tor. traffic division OF the United
ing the world war, but which were
never put Into effect by the Seaboard
Air Line Railroad. relative TO charges
governing 70! inspection OF and dis
position OF orders OF grain. seeds,
hay and straw.
These rules apply at Richmond,
Norfolk, Savannah and Jacks onv.lle.
This Southern Railway has these
rules in effect now IN all places
mentioned with the exception OF
IacksonN!!le.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
OKLAHOMA MAN ON STAFF
Of VIRGINIA MEDICAL SCHOOL
w. ". trnilc VIII Assume Dutie. OF
Executive Secretary
SrnicnIlcr

NhnounceIncnt was made yesterday
Ihat W. .: Craiie of Tulsa, Okla. has
nech appointed executive secretary of
t.c Medica! college OF Virginia i. NJ.
y. A. ana Will arrive about Septem-
ner l 10 assume his new duties Mir.
Irai!s now Is assistant secretary of
INC VISA Chamber of Commerce.
~ larger than at the opening of the
Isl session Increase in number of
freshman students is considcra
larger than last year
Competitive eyamip,tions Tor
Schoiarships will be held on Septem
per o. Examination OF students who
iaiicd last year also Will be held or
ms ms, uaic. Matriculation of regular
close September %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Tourists Begged
in Chappawamsic
Aa.toists, Mired on, High
aCay, Pool Interests and
EGt11cate SelveS.

Robert Louis Stevenson immortal
lied Fifteen Men on a Dead Mans
Chest who sang 70 Ho. and Bot
tie OF Rum" but what of the eighteen
Nirg inia automobilists begged ali
Sunday night in the heart of Chappa-
wamSic Swamp and the forty-two who
were begged during Sunday. Begged.
hub deep III terra nonflrma. hopefully
and watchfuliy waiting in the abb
scncc of the lowly mule designated
by the state TO enact the role Of good
Samaritan to the shipwrecked mari
ners stranded in II sea of mud.
Water. water everywhere. but not
n drop TO drink" nor could tho
travellers beg. borrow or buy drop
made Egypt famous and gave the
Prohibition Commissioner 4 job.
friends by w. w Beeson. 2o7 Haw-
eighteen tourists enjoying the dis
comforts OF the inhospitality of Nir-
Sinia roads Saturday afternoon. The
eighteen were stuck, hub deep, in
state Highway Department, the sur
face of the roadway, having been
completely washed away by the con-
tinued daily rains
put in the mud, MIR. Becson declares,
and finally, giving up hope of rescue.
raised SEQ among themselves. re-
paired the highway sufficiently 10 get
q bridge over the worst spot. and
thus escaped.
II is declared by tourists who
passed through Richmond yesterday
ihat instead OF four teams being kept
at the swamp/to aid travellers get
out free of cost. the natives OF the
region were charging from SIS TO $50
to cNtricate 4 car and give the motor
lists 4 lift TO safety. Hundreds of
wouid-be tourists. hearing the stories
which are being told in Washington
concerning the roads in Virginia. are
turning back. prcfcrring to abandon
'oric State in the Union. rather than
ilsk the primitive rond conditions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
VIRGINIA CROPS AVERAGE
MORE THAN FOR COUNTRY
Condition for Southern Territory Re-
ported by Bureau of Crop Esti-
mates (;rntifyinr

Figures which have lust been com
pied by the Bureau of Crop EstI-
mates show that the average Yield of
wheat per acre in Virginia promises
with nine bushels last year.
Quality and condition OF the prod :
uct are 90 per cent of normal. and
the condition of corn &C. Potatoes
are 20 per cent of normal. with to-
bacco %: apples, 70; peaches. a. and
pasture. "a per cent OF normal Aver
age yield of clover hay per acre is
IL tons for the state.
clover hay will average LAG per acre:
pasture. S6.3 per cent; peaches, co.,
per cent: apples. 70.4 per cent, and
tobacco but SAL per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Attend Deeper Waterways convention.

Hctioh looking To appointment OF
uel.shtts 10 tho thirteenth annual
convention Of the Atlantic Decpcr
nier WAYS Association, TO be held in
sivc. will be taken probablv ~ ~,
carry date by the Chnmbcr of Com
meree The chamber has been anil
aSeI WIN the organization for n
nuihocr OF years, and representatives
from The orgr nizat!On invariably take
part IN the annual deliberations OF
tho body vi
~ special interest To Richmond
just now ia tho i,nnroycmnni ~ :
James River, following revival of
ocean commerce throcgh ships Of Tho
Ilcnmond-Ncw York Steamship Com
pany
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
CENTRAL TRADES TO MEET
LAY celebration Program VIII
lie worked out AT Meet,


DascussIoh Of the Labor Dav pro-
; f,aHi DeihS sponsored by the Central
chlei topic TO com. bcfor. tbgS n,,
gan!Z&t!on tomorrow night ~
regular s.mimonthly meeting in -.
;t ar,ws a5u,iuing; Committees from
iort -HNc organizations ana u,,jnn.
~ Richmond win - reprc.en:rd ,S
confer on Labor Day plans.
Only minor details yet are 10 no
!, "hsea, .. l. Wilcox. chairman of
me GeHtrai committee in Cbarrr
stated Yesterday. All OF Inc t,iitns
nave been busy selling tickets AMI
are co.opeFaiins with the central
inents. Several other ,1at;.rs =. IN
come up, but the Labor Day program
is The ihlns of greatest !inportunne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
AGRICULTURAL CLUBS WILL
HAVE BIG PART IN FAIR
Ehtries nj Second Annual Exhibit
Already Much Larger Than

Premieums aggregating $1,000, of
Commonwealth OF Virginia. win he
awarded winners OF contests at the
coming Virginia State Fair in con-
neStlon with the boys and girls agri-
Charles q. Burr, of Blacksburg. is
state agent in charge OF organization
or these clubs. which already have
200 head of hogs, 500 chickens. corn
enough 10 NIL an entire building and
many vegetables and fruits.
canning and cooking clubs also
VIII be entered this year and. AL
though the practice OF having ex-
htoitS OF the clubs was Instituted
only last year. a miniature fair. got
zen up entirely by boys and girls.
VIII be on display
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
MlDDlEMAN AS FACTOR TO
BE TOPIC OF DISCUSSION
IN" o' series or Eight Srmimon,h
conferences 81 Richmond Ad.
.,r, Ntrtiscr~' IIub

ti., ne Midd!cman-Is liz an rsu.,-
ir.iIbv;1r hcss.nti"l Factor in BIS
second o sem mail, MIL be the subject Of The
i.,.chinond Advertising cub f,rlaa, %.
- icSuiar monday meeting a, ~.
business Mems Clch. ~ t"e
vii Iaa, f;@ekiel. Of Ezekiel & 60
az, ,rdu we argument for the MA
H ,I.. n: ana Jesse Clarion DuEn . M
~ .! IN" Square Deal, a Iahnr ,.,'',
So '1 SbSak Tor the manufacturne r.'",
subieGi 70 h'ah, discussion OF the
i,nU VIII be along the lines 80,
, 'pw 10 get more cconomical distrjb""''
i,h's The second Of series .,
r,ieJ i'ohtniy confcrencos scne1.
three months ia. next
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Krer Watch for AIieged kldnznrr

:. ). o. Mills. Mayor of Wake Fores,
y. =, yesterday requested Richmond
peIce 20 place under arrest "A man
named woods. who. with two chill
dren, is believed TO be headed Tor
nichmond % an automobile. He is
SAID TO be Wanted on charge of
fiuhap'ng the children. Mayor NILS.
ln ms Telegram TO CHER or policr
sherry declared that Woods was
driving Ford car having black
oil-cioth top and yellow wheels. Ali
All roads leading into this city from
The South 0'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Sale by Court. Order

John II. cartwright. special COM
missioner, yesterday conveyed to 4.
n: I9llinger. Of Chase City. the two
dwellings, at 2424 and 2426 Stuart
Avenue. with lot fronting thirty-two
feet. The price paid was $4,000, the
property being sold by decree OF the
circuit Court of buckingham County
in the chancery case of Sara Il. Gayle,
guardian. against Gayle and Others.
The buyer paid $4,000 and assumed
Il deed of trust for 10000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
MINISTER AND CHARGES
RESCUED FROM ISLAND
Rev. Hugh Sublet and Three hoy
scouts Returned TO Homes Meme
the Verse for ISIpericnce.

None me worse Tor their expert
eHces. Eev. Hugh Suolett, rector Of
81. Johns Episcopal Church. anu the
three Boy Scouts who had bean .na-
-co:ed WITH MIN on an island IN me
James River below Smiths Quarry
since last Friday night by The rising
-ive!. returned 10 thei- homes ~ .
late hour sunday night
Their rescue was effected by Prince
SheAtaa!n, en-navy man, OF Forest
Hil. Tho made four t-!ps to the -
land IN boat PrevA.s s!y, ;hs chr
rent had been 50 sTl.. as-tJ upset
roFSosts manned by POLICE from
Third Station. VINO finally ct cct-d n
pulley arrangement to furnish th-
party with food and water after their
Aupp.ies !An oui
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Perfect Plan. for vnrInn ,.,,r

Nai ma Fair. 10 be held September %
ana october !. at meeting or ~
Narina Fair Associntlon In The Varin'
niI,,, u. uiaI high School tomorrow
nIEht al o'clock. The Varinu co.,,
i,mnhi'y League VIII meet also f., w.
n n'iGim schooi ThurSday night AT :
me Boys ana Girls Agricultural
D ,", ZONE and Economics Club OF
nom n1 at 2 o'clock ia the Dumbartnn
.,choo.h"nsc. when arrangcments fnr
= county picnic 10 he held ri prv.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
COLEMAN is TO INSPECT
Highway Commissioner VIII Per.
son"iiy Look Into Complaints
or Aut0ists.

state Highway Commissioner
neorgc T.. Coleman left for Chappa-
Wams!c swamp. between Frcdcricks-
nure ana Washington. yesterday TO
iihhe personal inspection of that
portion OF the highway which is cuus
me more trouble to road builders
ana ana oantomobilists than any other in
Reports Indicate thar IN. rooe,,
continued rains have rendered tbis
.,rctch OF swamp road almost i'm
paSSablt ana there is said TO be no
practical dctour for travellers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Police Look for Mi-,inr CT,

/, senrn,, :, 81 vH'WWrnd poIlc" ar" making
10 daughter OF f. A. Tolcr 2i; 80,
Seventh street. who has been missino
from her home since SATURDAY.. She
Is thonght 70 have gone 20 Norfolk,
ana the police there have been re-
ouested 10 assist in locating hnr
MISS Toler was described TO tho no
lice as being aboct 8 feet 4 inches
lali weighing about 100 pounds. or
hair and eyes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

oHtUrHHy VIII bc Inc last day ON
wblch the h!g department stores OF
the city VIII OBSERVE the / o'clock
closing hours which were nut into
effect this summer in order to give
employees half holiday during the
hot weather. The early closinr 6onrs
went into effect July 10. Stores
which have been closing al & o'ciock
In the evening VIII continue to do so.
however by agreement until Scptem,
Der H. when the regular winter clos
ing hours will he restored.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

The lot lnCIudeS:
White Buck Sport Oxfords, low, fiat
heels.
White Canvas Sport Oxfords (tan
trimmed), fiat heels.
White Canvas Oxfords, military heels.
White Nubuck Brogue Oxfords.
White Kid Theo Ties, French heels.
Tan Calf Oxfords, wing tip-low, HAT
heels.
Tan Calf Oxfords military heels
Tan Calf Opera Pumps, military heels.
Gray Buck Sport Oxfords, military
heels.
White Canvas Walking Oxfords, broad
toe, fat heels.
These are all new Shoes and are Of
fered at about half Of regular price. Near
ly all sizes are in the lot. All Shoes are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Alleged Ginning Cn.e (:oe. ax.z

). ~. wilson ana eight other nj
legged faro players were before Po-
lice Court yesterday when their cases
were continued to September /. Will
son is charged with being the pro-
prietor of the place. on East Frank
lin Street. which was raided Satur-
day night by Liectenant Bryant and
Detective Sergeants Wiley, Smith and
Kcllam. y complete faro outfit was
produced in court, which. police say.
they found In full operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
nnltlmorr NIIni.lcr Aceenr. c.n

acceptance of call OF Immanuel
Baptist Church. Pine and Grace
Henry a. Griesemer. OF Baltimore.
Mr.. Griesemcr Will enter on his new
duties early In September He sup
churches here several weeks and
ntembers OH Emmanuel Church who
heard him offered tho position.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24
Army Plan. spccIoI N..u

NdJutnnt and Mrs George X wiz
rms, or tho salvation Army. VIII
eohcnct series OF special pcrvicns
tunmorrow: Thursday and next sun.
Citadel 800 East Rroad street ~
1utant and Mrs. Virgins at one time
were In charge OF the work In Rich |.
mond md ore well known here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

Plans for sending delegates IN IN, -
uti!vn az ST. Louis Will b. discussed a, the
.t.omt"'S meeting OF tn. Spanish War Vet :
tNe Trays Armo-y. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

, Weskiy luncheon Of tn. Phi CANA Delta
society VIII be held ,his afternoon from
TO o'clock in the Ric hinund Hole,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

Application for the formation O. a ma
tioHaI Enafd company WAS received ny
Adlutani-General 10 Lane Stern yesterduv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-24

inc Ftd"lis class will hold its rnon,hlv
BUSINESS meeting tomorrow evening al :
/" H."eS IN Its classroom. First Baptist