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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
State BANKS OF VIRGINIA
SHOW CHEAT PROSPERITY
Total Deposits in. $40 institutions
Exceed $1I0. 0u0, 000-fc-
sources Arc S2OU,uOO,OOO.

state banks of Nirsinii continue to
prosper ana tie volume OF business
showS nenl,hy increase.
According TO Il statement made to-
day by +. Erigrs Richardson. chief
Examiner Of the state Banks Of Nir-
einia. the combined capital, surplus.
and undivided profits OF 3i9 State
banks on the call Of May 1. 1929. cN-
the same date exceeded $4,000. o0e:
total resources. S%oh.Ubr. 0on.
These figures compared with the
cali OF March !, lr!a from 3?a state
banks show an increase in capital.
surplus and undivided profits OF SlO.-
c0G.o0G. more ,h.tn Sl6.0Vc.ooo in total
deposits and exceeding S5u,o0O,O00 in
total resources.
He stated further that i; was the
custom % the secretary treasurer Of
the National association of Super
NiSo-s al state banks to compile semi
annually II report OF the condition of
all the state banks in the entire
country. \ statement recently com
piled as of February Is 1870. showed
the total banking resources of the
United states TO exceed SjO.ooO. coo. coo.
ON that date there We're 2l,?6l State
banks IN the nation with capital. sur
plus and undivided profits of 81. la6.
c23.i deposits of $:i.lS9.6lS,-
S"2.2l, and total resources o; Se',
o.I.oG5. SaS.S3
ON tho February date there were
1888 nrtiondl banks in the United
states with capital. surplus and nm
divided profits Of S2.,3n.6 .0nU. dc
posts Of Sl6.9GS.l2 -. 0c". ana total
resources OF $9l.S>2.5io.Ooo. The cN-
Ccss IN favor OF the State banks being
S625.312. ;2G.5I IN capital, surplus and
undivided profits. S7.22i.iS6.3Y?.. in
totut deposits. and S1.i6i.J55, SIS. -
in total resources.
These figures compared with those
complied As 81 Jane 81. 1919. Shows
81 growth in tn. total resources of the
State banks OF the United States al
S5.o5S. COS. as compared with the
growth al the national banks on the
same date OF Si.uG3.990. 600. The oN-
cess being sl,995.i5o.003 in favor Of
the state banks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
ARREST RICHMOND MAN
FOR. WEST VIRGINIA POLICE
William VI. Anderson Is Charged With
Swindling BnniSs in Various
Parts Of Country

William NJ Anderson. formerl" Il
we'll known business man of Rich
m"nd. having been with the tariff
bureau OF the Chesapeake and ohio
hallway here for Several years. Was
arrested by riukerton detectives in
Philadelphia yesterday after "a chase
of several months. He is charged
with Swind.iug u number OF banks
'hrouGhou; the country.
superintendent Eth. OF thu local
Pinkcrton agency. stated yesterday
that the man was we'll known and
well connected in Richmond. Several
months ago he was charged with
fccc!nr "a local bank out of II large
sum by making "A false entry in an
Atlanta bank book. leaving the i'm
preston that his credit was good in
Atlanta.
After locating tho man. Supcrintcn-
dent Erb states. the charges AT Rich
mond We're withdrawn but tho Hunt
inGton W Va, officials are anxious
TO get him for check flashing charges
there. He was arrested for tho Hunt
inEton police and wili.be taken there
Tor trial He is said to be also
wanted in several Northern cities, in
Ciuding Pittsburgh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
LEGION POST TO DISCUSS
PERMANENT HOME OFFER
headquarters of War Veterans
Would include Poolrooms and
Recreation HALL

Consideration OF the establishment
OF permanent headquarters. with
poolrooms. recreation hall AID n
meeting place in which Iathrrinrs
OF IN" LEGION social or oth.rwis..
can be held. will he the nr,nrino
mater, mater 10 come before the Richmon.I
lost, American Legion. toni-h, a,
'hr monthly meeting of the Srpon,e
cation AT Bciv!dcre Hall.
~ meeting Of the. executive com
mittec Of the legion held Yesterday
a.,tfrnoon. offer of sues, headquarters.
w can ne used permanently bv
,h" organization. was made i, w-s
occurred last night by Colonel John
~, .utcnihS, commander OF the uogt.
ne mater WAS con sidercd and wii
~ ihaiy determined tonight a, the
establishment OF tho ncr,,,,.
nn~u,quIrterS would he one of tho
i."To advantageous things when Ina
nslon could do, in the opinion o.
innn.ai members Of the legion last
,ns,.. RMS Is especially true. rwin.;
ur., ~" need OF such a plac. when the
u.st annual convention of the Amer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

2unrtcri. meeting state Hoard
nf ihnrmucy, Medical College of
Virginia. ia.
Dover baptist Association. Grncc
street Church. 10.
WcCNi! luncheon, f'hi Garnma
Delta, Hotel Richmond, base
mcnt, I.
Membership Committee or Cham
her al Commerce, Rurgcr's Hotel,
1918.
Council Committee ON Finance.
City Halt, y.
Richmond Post. M. ]. American
Legion. iiclNfdrrc ItuII, S:I5.
Luncheon for CEerho-SIOSnk SOL
Iicr-SinGcrs, by Cautrcu IUntuit-
tee. Nichmoud Chapter American
Rcd Cross, Hotel iiichmond. ..
Concert. city Auditorium, CLcchn-
Si"Nak Soldiers, y.
Lyric. vaudeville and motion
pictures. 3:IO, y aud 9::!d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
DOVER ASSOCIATION WILL
BEGIN ITS SESSION TODAY
Rev. Hugh y. Ellis tn Preach Open
ing Scrmon-Solnn Is. Wood
fin Is Moderator.

Rev. Hugh \. Ellis. Of Ashland.
will preach the association sermon
ut the opening OF the one hundred
and thirty-scvcnih annual session OF
the Dover Bariis, Association th;s
morn!n. at 10 O'clock in Grace S.rcc:
Euntist Church pr. W. w. Weeks
will conduct the quiet hour sc:I Zee.
:. l.. Woodin. OF Ashland. WI: pre-
side as moderator Other "iicers
are: y. w. 'BiIlings. Of West Point,
vice moderator, the Rev. W. fhorn-
burn clark. pastor Of Fulton Bap-
tisi Church. clerk, and William l..
rN'cr. treasurer
Reports Of the executive commit
toe. treasurer and the commit. on
publicity Viii follow the quiet hour
service. y chart OF the western
section Of churches and responses u
committees.
state Missions" will he lna sub
jet OF tn discussion this afternoon.
mittcd by Hav Z Is. Arendall, scc-
rotary OF the Baptist Council Of
Richmond; AN address by Rev. Leland
Jerome Powell. pastor of Pine Str-',
BAPTIST church. 10 follow. Chairman
w. l.. Kelly Will submit the report
on state MISSIONS. tie VIII 10 30, =
lowed by an ..iirccs by Rev Il. -.
Garland Nj ira5s Ivy 6. 7. liar
Lrovc. chairman o; the sunday schc"l
work. L. {. HsHel-rove and H-r T..
j Wright Will iv.terr. The mcvtic :
this afternoon.
How to Conserve the F:u:ts 81
the seventy Five Million Dollar
CampalGnS Will bc the Subicc; OF
the address 10y Rev. George Is Me
Daniel pastor of First baptist
Church. tonight
officer will he elected on thn third
and last day of the convention.
Thursday. before iinai adipIrnrlen;.
There axe about sixty churches IN
n. Lover Association. the mainbnr-
ship l".ng approx Imatcly o5.Go0. Th.
;.uhiic Is invited TO the two sessions
each Cay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
STERN COMPLIES RECORDS
VETERANS OF MANY WARS
Card lndcN system VIII Contain
Names of Participants in All
iIOStiliticS Sinrc lSNI.

10 Lane stern, AdJutan;-Gcncra of
virginia. Is having compiled card
index containing the record OF every
soldier who fought in all wars in
which the United States has partici-
patcd since 1854.
General stern declares that. TO
date. tho index has Tho records OF
every N!rHinian who fought in the
Spanish-tmcrinan War. on tho Mexi-
can Border and in local troubles. At
the prcssn, tune. the work il being
ccut"r'd on obtaining the records OF
N!:S.H.aEs who fought in the world
War.
II is the belle, Of Genera! stern
rha, tn" TOTAL number NJ men who en-
..rcd ia. scrvic" from Virginia Will
be augmented several hundred when
tn records Of "nlistmcn;s in other
states ar" searched for the Nirrin!ans
Who enlisted away from home.
Copies 90: tho records arc heinr oh
fained from all o: the draft boards
IN the state.
General stern has received "a re-
quest from a large Catholic organiza-
non, asking for Inc names Of all
Catholics who took part in the world
wa- for 4 history o! Catholics In the
war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
'AMES r. SHEPPARD AGAIN
HEADS FIREMEN'S MUTUAL
All Old Omccrs Are Rc-Eicctcd nj
Annual McctinS-I'und Ncurs
StuOtfNfl NuvL


Action of the board OF directors Of
The Fircmen's Mutual Aid Association
OF Isichmond in increasing tho
monthly pensions of pensioners In
INC organization from $50 TO $40 Il
month was approved yesterday after
noon at the annual meeting of the
organization at CITY Hall. James X.
sheppard was reelected president
and all old officers were retained by
una luminous vote.
Two representatives from each IRE
company In the city were present. as
were u number OF life members
While most OF the assets of the
association has been accumulated
through payment of dues. many ITO
members have joined In the past fc"
months, until at the present time
funds OF the association are said to
bc near tho 100000 mark. I, is be-
.!cvcd this mark viii be reached be-
fore september !.
Charles W. Iiardwicke waY re-
elected vice president and Thomas t..
McAdams treasurer l.. $. Jones' was
Members OF the board or directors
elected are:
l!smcs n Sheppard, char,s "; Hard
shaw. ". H.. JONES. chief OF Tho Fire
FIRE ncpart'ncnt; II, II; Figg. captain En- /.
nany 40 {: i. y. Sarnuois. company 20.
l.. and II ~. Coshy COMPANY II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
NlER GRANTS PERMIT
! I0R 100000 FACTORY
LAfus Brothers Tobacco Company
"A: VIII Erect Concrete Building
O. O. on East Cary Street.
in EMBARGO HAIrs WORK
inspector Expresses Belief That In
sswySability To Secure Necessary Ma
:yastcrial Holds Up Thousands of
Worth of Construction.

a
sssw, Application for permit to erect a
tIs4Go.oOo concrete factory building.
sMlea by Larus Brothers Tobacco Com
.pany. was granted yesterday by
Building Inspector John Battle" Tive
4 building Will be erected on tho north
Side of Cary street. between Trycn.y
I First and Twenty Second streets.
Is Concrete ana steel VIII he nSer IN
the construction OF the building. Thc
81 new structure Viii he five stores =.
Sheish, and VIII he OF the mos 81, mod,
sS,are the architects, who have mad"
:ys,the plans for the structure and ;hc
s!s.John T. Wilson Construction Com
S;tpany have the contract for the cree
4,tion of the building.
81 TO Erect store on West Broad.
N ii. u. bipfOrd flied application yes
iterday with the Building inspeetor
aifor the erection OF "a store at aIi-lf
sfiHest Broad street at an estimated
sicost OF $1,000 The building VIII
1.-The n onc-story structure. which Viii
Sibe used exclusively as u store.
Il Belief has been expressed by the
.TttBuilding Inspector that thousands Of
i sdollars' worth OF building Wort. i;
= 8heing held back because OF the IN
= liability OF pros pcCtiVc builders - pro-
lsfcure materials with which 10 begin
!. sthe work
m Tobacco interests alone are anxious
s.. to spend several millions in rich
stsmond IL is known, q building pro-
AZ 1I3gram by three companies, ~ an
inoRnccd in the pispatcf some
( aatimc ago. calling for the expenditure
= Eof more than Sl0O0.0Ou. other in
! iteres;S are anxious TO expand Sow
$ eral prospective factories have ililc !
n TSo matcriali2c because OF tn. high
sDrice OF materials and the inability
s Sof procuring them at any price
May Have New liotc!.
Richmond VIII have at least one
4 NEW hotel. as soon as ii is pos.ibI"
sfor tho owners OF the property fac
{ Wing the new Union Station TO procu, g
I imaterials at "a reasonable price, It j.,
tsaid
The work of changing several
thanks has not been undertaken he
; $cause of the d!ncultics placed IN ih,.
. bwny of the contractors by conditions.
Z Treaty agents are another factor who
mare most Interested in the shortage
tof materials being anxious 10 hr;-ir
san extensive building program
rs soon as IL - possible 70 DO So. The
8entlre situation is unsatisfactory ana
bias been nradc more so by the ora, r
I,of the Interstate Commerce Commits
iLsion placing AN embargo upon crcn-
Itop freight cars. which have been
fused extensively for the hauling a.
CmaterialS, As the situation nuW ar
Espears. building work viii he severely
Handicapped for the duration II ~
l.snmineT and probably until LAKE in
1.-THE fall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
PETITION FOR CLUB MERGER
70 BE HEARD THIS MORNING
Opponents of Wcs;morcIand- ON
nOnWCnIth Consolidation win
Make Strenuous Fight

Hearing of tho joint petition Of
Tho Wcstmor"land and Commonwealth
clubs for approval Of tho agreement
Of merger entered into by the TWO
institutions Will he begun by the
state Corporation Commission this
morning ~ 10 o'clock. Comm ssion-
ers William T.. th"1 and Bcrklcy u.
Adams will sit. commissioner For
ward having declined 10 hear tho case
because OF his active plrtiCipdtion as
a resident member Of tn" WcStmorc-
land club in the consolidation pro-
ccedinES.
Opponents of the merger will be
represented by Attorneys Edwin +.
COX and Samuel y. Anderson. Henry
w. Anderson Will appear for the other
side.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

lean Legion. Department OF virginia
is held here September to
Amendments tai the bylaws of tn.
organization to authorize two not
ings OF the lcis: on u month wcr.
favorably consiCts'rcd at the nxccu.
tive committee meeting Yesterday
ana viii also fbc brought before III.
post tonight. Az the present time
the legion is liz ld.ng but Twelve
meetings a year.
Consideration Oh the part whirl,
viii he Played by tho Richmp nd
Post in the cntort eminent OF visitors
at tho state cunycntiOn and other
matters concerning the annual ar
ialr Will also bc discussed.
Bernard Meredith. war-riak in
%urancc officer. VIII also explain the
war-riSk insurance measure - the
men and tell them elbout its bencats
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
"Good News" Of Cool
Summer Wash
Fabrics
Because 1t Treats of Re-
Inarkable Values

Beautiful SwisSes, EOiIes and Or
CANDIES a: Reduced Priccs-What
more timely news could woman
with new frocks to make want to
read? But the opportunity itself is
best. Come and see:
Imported Organizes in a permanent
finish, 40 inches wide. printed in fast col
orcd designs: reduced to %1.-iS Il yard.
Colored Organtic, in stripe effects, IS
inches wide, and in n permanent finish.
These are shown in fast colors of lavender,
pink, canary, blue and white; reduced TO
G9c a yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
ROTARY CLUB WILL SOLICIT
FOR ICE AND MILK MISSION
sixty Teams to M;i>r Inter We
Drive In behalf NJ City's SIZE
and Needy,

Funds Tor The loo and milk mission
for Sick babies and tuberculosis pa
tionts Viii be solicited by mcmbcr,, Of
the Richmond Rotary Club Thursday
morning. Last year SIS 500 pounds
of ice and 20.6oo quarts Of milk were
distributed in Richmond through this
mission. The sum OF Si.Ig6. was
subscribed hy Richmoudcrs
SIXTY teams OF kotarianS, under the
leadership of W. II. anderson. will
make three hour canvass Of tn.
business sections Thursday morning.
II IL not possible 20 see al! business
firms and no solicitations Will h.
made in the residence sections. All
persons who arc not seen hv the So
liCitorS. but want to subscribe, will
mail contributions to the R";ar, Club.
city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
Asks sIo.W,0 Dn,nurc.

j. Suil OF benjamin r. Daughi a.-.i,s.
Nhe Du Pont Engineering Co,n1,,n,,
32or $1,000 VIII come up in tn. Hon
aEico County Court today Eoher, ~
H9aiisy ana Attorney BOHEMIAN OF Pc
NseTspurE. :rs representing. tn, I.
Mendant COMPANY and william Ius-fp
ranu iouis Wcndenbure are conduct
Jng the case for Daught AccordI, q
Yyas struck On the head WIN :, ~
aiey wheel wntic employed a, Tho
sfefep Pines Ordnance Depot. He al
sASGes personal injury which hn
sGsaims. resulted from III" accident,
MITE case ~'s canning IN for retrj.l
4Qday, the jury in former trial ;ail.
Sng 10 agree on verdict ana hacn-r-
SnR hhopelcsslY "huMr"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
CHARGE TRAFFIC OFFENSES
Justice trutchGch viii Try Today
Numerous tnscs OF Alleged
Ordinance NiUlati ions.
JuF HIicEeu fruliic ViOlators
lp"a- IL Police Court today.

NUmtrOuE N.IcE"N 'ruiic ViOlators
~ 10 appear IL Police Court today.
T. .. :afarian. charged on warrant,
WIN operating AN automobile in =
careless ANA reckless manner Saiar-
ian came up Cherry Stree, Friday
niIht ana HjrUck a street car, knock
'H= ~ completely HrrD-S tn. street.
II I.o"crE charged with opcr-
a'ing a stree; car Ina reckless ana
careless manner 10 Was the motor
man on IN" car mat was knocked
across IA" stree S"N"ral people on
The cay wcc" Injured slightly
i Mines noforo tho court FOR driv-
in@ on PUBIC streets without head
James Golden wll appear cor driv-
lnE aF . closed signal
j. T. bl:nhaigh fpr parking his
sar Without pro1cr rear light
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
lGZECH0-SLOVAK SOLDIER
CONCERT THIS EVENING
iCantcrn Committee Of Ucd Cross 10
3 &c Hosts at Luncheon This Noon
ut nOIcI kichtnnnit

O. Iae Czrcho -S.oyak Soldier Chorus
GAWhich entertained q crowded house
G5as; 'i!ght an Petersburg, arrived in
Gnich mohd last nigh: a. midnight. and
SS,Mers Immediately escorted 10 the
SSi NJ G. =. where they w!ll make
bsaear HEADQUARTERS during ;ae.r short
Il e., ~ o'ciock TINS afternoon they
33W4i!> ne the guests cg TIT, cartren
iksoinEoiitee az ;he Richmond Chatter
Ini ne american EeG Cross =.
2 1nncHson ~ ta= Hotel Richmond.
; AT T. ?. "iims- IS chairman 81 ;hc
u = expected ;hs. ,he Gig Aua.-
~. EHI VIA - "a feu 10 CAPACITY "a.
i soi5.s5a t,s5c5 "a '7s esssao-
e LEzCtta1.r %1.-A. Former * r..F.-
50, y. SA1rLs Jose. Nss-ea j. ,e
81 s9= &ra-I t.s-z House E1,-r-f...
g.. ii- m eecg-.r l.s1-a
t.G-- 2-- tt7-.S Iowa KS
rSSsSpace.ts ~. ta- a4-,ssse
vne none ... -..s s..g e.. ~.
VIA heri-uG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
Cochran cusc Goes Over

j. y. Cochran. charged with paSsinI;
Il worthless ch"ck fu1' SlIJ on Muir
nhy'S Hotel. Will he tried in Police
Court July 80. Cochran stated tina;
ne was authorized to draw checks by
"A Western concern. ARD that the con-
Germ Laid down on him. Police state
mat he Is wanted in suvcrn! Virginia
cities for check flashing:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
Exceptional Values in
Dress Linens

Fine quality, pure fax Acroplanc
Linen, natural color, sc inches wide. at
Si.i0 yard.
Extra quality, full bicachcd Acroplanc
Linen. The correct weight for fine un-
derwcar. waists, dresses and handkcr-
chiefs, SO inches wide, 05c yard.
White Butchers Linen, 40 inches
wide. This cloth is made in Ireland.
and is half-cotton and half-lincn, at zoe
n yard.
Floor Onc-Contral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
Corcr Aud,ts ,,irc,,,.,,.. u,,,,s

Henry &. cofcr. city. Comptroller.
has just completed audi'3ng the hooks
OF the I'ircmcn'S Mutual Aid hssoCia-
ton. and reports them in satisfactory
condition. His services -vcrc secured
gratis Icy the association through the
auditing committee, l.. T.. Christian,
&. .. Savillc and W. Is. Straw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
80 and 40-Inch VOiles

The highest grades of all Voiles shown
in the Basement Store this season-in
light colors hundreds OF pretty patterns
in large. small, medium designs. we'll COW
cred or those of extreme dain'iness; also
n number of dark colors. All reduced for
this event To I5c yard
Other Eoilcs Of slightly lower quality.
but embracing a large variety OF styles;
formerly sold at much higher prices, now
35c a yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

TlfttirnIn. Hklcs ana IcDlrF,r
which p'csaEcd the rain Thai Went,
uaily cam" las: night. cnectu,pv
broke IN the meeting Of tho Council
Committee on Claims. Three mem
5ors only appeared and tho session
was pnstD oned. after waiting on tbn
other members Of the comn<.te for
an hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
More "Good News"
From the
Downstairs Store

News of Summer Fabrics at prices
that in many instances are far be-
low what they were before. To
appreciate such values one must
come and see.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
Boomers, in white, orch
feather stitching, $3.50.

White Wolfe, in chiffon weave. 40 inches
wide. exceptional quality; specially priced,
SOC Il yard.
White Wolfe. in chiffon weave. 40 inches
wide, exceptional quality; specially priced,
3Dc yard.
Printed Voilcs, in a large assortment OF
high-grMic Georgctte patterns; reduced TO
55c yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Governor Davis WA, nbscn, yesterday
from ms on!c" on visit TO his farm in
Luudrun County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
CHARGED WIN IIIIcj, ni.,,,,,u

;etEharecd with alleged iNic,r dis
ttlltng, a r. Ellis and RObc-t Bark g
4aic were released on $500 bond yes
@kdny for their appearance a, the
October term Of the grand Jury fol
@wtng nrelimipary hearing before
4nited states Commissioned Melvin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

Sclden Wake ana daughter. Miss Evelyn
BrGGrS Wake. are at Atlantic CITY. Miss
WAIhe is rapidly recovering from recent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

Rcv. X Whitfield Crcckmorc OK Rich
mpud, VIII assist Roy. II. Courai IS!a *
well ~ amherst County. IN several meet
!nSs during August.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

Tho Lulv bulletin issued by IN, State
Department ~ Agriculture con iu> much
VINO are not receiving the bulletin ahpuld
send their name and address TO Commits.
siuter kOincr, Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

Weekly luncheon OF the mi Gamma
Delta fraternity vii! h. held TO-DAY from
20 9c'cck. Ia the basement. Hotel
klCAmund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

Local police authorities have hccu given
dissertations OF cicN" Kennedy and NIber;
5nrn"fr., wh" made. ihcit ESCAPE from. the
Laurel Industrial SchOo! :ur Boys Ken
n'dN was I.nt To Laurel from Richmond.
hut Sn,nCcrS home prior 10 going to Tn.
school = unknown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

reS,nc,nJ utNt.prmCgtS arc ~
nelns,'eo f 20. ,n ne drought out ~ a moef
,nerga nization OF Inc p-a,,ss.G t s' Vim
55yJnIoni RICHMOND 10 New Ynrt, I.f' ~
.it aah g Sgnii Parrish announ ed VIZ
: ing N tho Board room "f '..Tt,' nee =
AAt per on con mcr"c where Tho rnec,fr,.
tso 10 ,mornins a, 10 o'clock ,y-ii
ia ,.,tn e'u. members o! tho comml.t."s
Earious assignments FOR the last ~,
EF@eeks and, although the cxac- rf,,,,r1
me business 10 he considered Ia
sSiigrro" was not iiyulged. ID is Tran-
CsaDie mat fcDor's and action ~ ~.
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