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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
otto PRAEC GER SPEAKS
ON PROPOSED AIR ROUTE
Assistant Postmaster General
Makes Address Here OH Pro-
posed Mail Line.

After n dinner last night At the
Wcstmoreland Club. at which Otto
fraeCcr. Second Assistan, Postmas-
General. was the guest Of officials
of the Flying club of Virginia.
meeting was held to discuss putting
1tichmond on the aerial mail route
map and ways and means OF provid-
rs the city with a landing field.
Mr.. PracEcr told how the govern
mcnt contracts all air mail routes.
and that. as :he cost of transporting
mail by air cannot cost more than by
rail. il really is up to the contractors;
whether Richmond can he paced on
the route. The cost Of maintaining
n landing field. aecordinG tt MI: Prac-
ger. is between 81. 1000 and $4,000 a
year. which includes Il mechanic two
helpers and AN extra pilot TO take up
me run IN case OF emergency. The
city have Il landing field, which Rich
tnd has not.
William 7. Dahney, speaking for
necessary II was that mail in and
out of Richmond be delivered with ali
speed. owing to the Federal Reserve
Bank being here and the thousands
o: dollars being borrowed from this
institution throughout the Carolinas
Captain 7. II. Austin, commanding
near Richmond. spoke for som. time
on the air service in general and sur-
ScSicd that ii Richmond could not be
put on the WaShinEton-to-F Florida
route. IL might he put on "A routc/from
New Orleans or some other Southern
city north. He said further that if
Richmond had landing field the ac-
cidcnt that happened Wednesday,
when plane from Boiling Field en-
route 10 the supply depot broke a
propeller and injured a wing in land
ing near Glen ~,cho. could have been
avoided and the government saved
over thousand dollars. Landing
fields should bc properly marked, so
that the pilot Will know when over
one, not only that 1t is safe TO land,
but the city or town contiguous to il.
Committee of the American FLYING
Club of Virginia. sen; out to find To-
cations for landing field, reported
That the best one in this vicinity,
which at tho same time could he Sc
cured at the least cost. was what is
called by engineers the piacau be-
tween the James and the Chickahom-
iny Rivers. and directly across from
the WcSthroolt Sanatorium. This field
could he rented at Sl.5o0 yearly. with
very little cost in putting il in shape.
Not long ago the city of Detroit APP
propriated S2.0oo.000 for Il flying and
landing iicid. and the consensus of
opinion is that Richmond should in
some manner create one and help to
put Itself on the aerial mail map.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
l|lRGlnIA's APPLE CROP
OVER A MILLION BARRELS
Upper Valley and Winchester Dis>
i trlcts Pass Last Years Record.
Smaller Yield I'm Piedmont.
aUALITY OF FRUIT EXCELLENT
State Ranks Fifth in Production,
New York Leads With Six and
Half Million Barrels Estimated
y by Bureau of Crop Estimates.

.yirginia's apple crop Will he prac-
Jftical!y the same as last year. ac-
hcording TO estimates whicn have been
made by Horny NJ. Taylor. OF the
Bureau of Crop Estimates. Reports
released by him yesterday show ihat
ethe crop viii Eac approximately l.
sS50S,000 barrels. or 40 per cent of nor
NAL w. i. Massey. secretary Of the
sSNtrginia horticultural society, Co
operated with Mr.. Taylor III the sur
8 Apples in the upper Valley and
record made last year. which is OIL
set by smaller yield iii the Pied
aualit. of Fruit Excellent.
s Quality OF the fruit in all sections
isof the state is excellent, the survey
3is blamed largely Tor the sma'lnesS
S,of the crop. as the blossom this
spring promised much large returns.
year IN that little OF the crop is
s, damaged by cedar rust or scan ana
the fruit is well distributed on the
trees. and has been we'll sprayed. ac-
cording 10 the report.
ls MIR. Taylor estimated that the inn
portant commercial districts show
< the following per cent OF a full crop;
Valley. 81 per cent; South Valley. -
tsper cent: Piedmont. A. per cent.
NNOrtl PIEDMONT. W per cent. fIcU-
8erick County, which produces about
. one fourth OF the total crop. has %
fper cent of n full crop. Augusta
County, the second largest producing
county, has 81 per cent OF fun
Crop. Works, the principal variety
raised. are very light Nbemarle
County has "a ii per cent crop. both
Winesaps and Pippins being much
lighter than last year. The Roa-
5noke section is credited with 81 per
cent OF a fun crop.
n Bureau OF Crop Estimates.
Report of the Bureau OF crop Es-
Inmates for July show that the total
apple crop in the United states is
3p.200.GOO bar"c!9. compared with 70
A1T4,0o0 in 1919. and 2i7i3.00o ~ 1918.
showing an increase of i,oh"."pO bar
rcls over the crop Of last year
Virginia ranks NTH this year in
THE production of apples. the reports
land estimates from the various
States show, and possibly fourth. AS
Zone report covers more territory
ethan a single state.
~ Reports from the various apple
producing States snow that New Eng
land is producing l.Si5.0oo barrels
aof apples this year, with New York,
s 6,7ST.e0O: New Jersey. 7o0000;
pennsylvania. l.iIS,ooo. Maryland,
230. 700: Virginia. l.aoS.00o; West
Virginia. 100000; Ohio. $4,000; H.
illinois. 100000; Indiana, 100000:
;iMichigan, o.ll2,000; Iowa. 100000;
missouri l.2OO.OnO Kansas. 100000;
Nebraska, $4,000; Arkansas. 100000;
4 Colorado $50, 900. and the Pacific,
Northwest Section, 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
REPRESENTATIVES TO HEAR
CASES OF EX-SERViCE MEN
Board OF Vocational Training oncrs
49 Help IN Those Men Disabled
~ I'm Wnr.

se EX-scrviCc men suffering with dis
liabilities who believe themselves en-
TITLED to rctraiTinE AT the hands o:
Sthe Federal Board for Vocational
eEducation may have their cases de-
Acided, and. provided he Is eligible. a
man can be placed In training AZ once
by appearing AT the office Of the Fed
8eral Board for Vocational Education,
s6ne Times dispatch Building. Rich
No 1. American Legion, announced
.Representa,lve Of the board will
fbc in Richmond on the above dates.
Ihaye u claim against this department
lof; the government. II man has
mot already made application Tor yo-
Scan be made by him al once. Trans
Aportation vii! he given such men
sproyidcd they are not already in
syrhoso who haze no, completed the
npplication papcrs, but have made
fapplicaiion, viii have their cases de
sicided AT once and, II found ehEihie'
sately. Every man is asked 70 bring
with kim a certified copy OF his orig
@innl ,d!schargc aud the litter; Of
( pensation. or. If this = not avail
able. Il check showing that hi has
sSreceivcd payment on his Compensa-
igtion from the bureau of War RISK
Ali men who wish to avail them
ssselves of this opportunity are re-
squestcd to get in touch with the
. American Legion Post or with the
9SAmerican Red Cross.
Members OF the eligibility squad
s|wi!l be: w. Il. Mage, distrig; voca-
stional officer : H. Conner. Washing
Eston representative: Drs. j. G. Slaus-
hurry ana L; .. Eiscnbcrg and T.. w
EsDimnick, training Ulcers w. ..
s. Jacobs, American Legion l!AIsou
Z oncer---all of whom are stationed at
T7the Headquarters Of District 40 {.
Maryland. the District of
s Columbia. Virginia and West Nir-
B gfnia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
Major lie Masuricr in AIc>,n,r,,

Major Joseph lie AllSuricr will
stop at Alexandria on his way from
Winchester today, where he mustered
into state service the National Guard
company o! Winchester last night. 10
muster INTO service -. SfIcNandria
company of Infantry. which will
make the thirteenth letter company
in the First Provisional Regiment. it
Is understood that one OF these COM
panieS may request TO be converted
into Il supply company and If this is
done. only the headquarters company
VIII be necessary 10 complete the
regiment. Some OF he friends Of the
John Marshall High school company
are anxious to have this assigned to
that organization because o. the
splendid material in il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
lNvENTS TIRE PROTECTOR
Ernest Orsini, Rirhmnnd MINI, Applies
inr Patent on Nonpunr-
turc Device

automobile tire pro,ector by Ernest
crslni. III East Broad street 1t
is described as :. nagnctizcd device
placed ~ the front wheels for the
pIrpnse OF remoVin: from the paths
"i the wheels sharp metallic objects
such as nails. tack.s ana the like.
thereby reducing The liability Of
pgUetUro.
ir"sH"ta"d shoe" is located within
hn inch or two OF the front tire,
few inches above the ground. \
small bulb in from; OF the driver will
traclci hy this device.
The new invention IS 10 be used
only on the front wheels. as the rear
~ho'!S are supposed - track the
'front.' ones
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
TO ADVERTISE RICHMOND
Convention Committee of Connie rec
Chamber Plans CampniGn to Hiring
gatherings To ThIN CITY.

Plans for the Retail! Merchants
conference to be held in August in
In Richmond Will he considered at q
meeting of the executive committee
OF the Trade Extension Bureau of the
Chamber Of Commerce this afternoon
NJ l:l5 o'clock in the Wcstorcland
ing.
More effective ways OF exploiting
Richmond trade and manufacturers
were mapped out at the meeting of
the convention committee OF the
chamber. of which John e. Corlcy is
chairman. yesterday in the board
room of the chamber. II was planned
TO resume activities in attracting
trade conventions 10 Richmond, which
is recognized as the most cffcctivc
way of ADVERTISING
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES
Henderson md Stunrt Lodges Honor
ScAtct VINO Died During the
Past Year.

Annual memorial services were
held by Henderson Lodge. No. i05. and
stuart Lodge No. IA. Independent
Order OF odd Fellows. last night at
Tenth and Hull Streets. In honor of
the six members who died during the
past year. Thomas T.. Morton pre-
sided. Rev. l.. j. Wright delivered
the opening prayer. and Rev. j. Lee
Allison. Of Alexander. grand warden
of the Lodge of Virginia. was the
principal speaker. The Odd Fellows
quartet sang several selections. and
an ode. especially prepared for the
occasion. was also sung.
Those for whom the service were
given are:
l.. I Harris Y. II. Criicher
&. w. Guint!nc W. y. Smith
&. B Price w r. Fry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
SOLDIER CHORUS COMING
Sixty-Eirc Czccho-Siovak Veterans
TO Rr Heard I'm City tudito-
RUM Tuesday Night.

Next Tuesday night Richmond will
have an opportunity to hear tho ia
nous Czccho- Slovak soldiers chorus
Of SIXTY five voices. with Josef Mu-
sica. violinist in the CITY Audito
rum. Mayor Ainslic. Ralph L. Har-
riSon. OF the Eiwanis Club: +. +. Nc
Faddcn. of the Rotary Club. and
Colonel CutchiEs. OF the American
Legion. have promised their sup
port.
This will be testimonial concert
Ia the boys who fought their way
from Siberia TO Nladivostok. and now
are on their way home by way o.
the United States and the Atlantic
instead Of the Indian and Red Sea.
They Will have made circle OF the
globe before they arrive home In
Czccho- Slovakia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
CAPTAIN S. A. HARVEY GOES
WITH u. S. SHIPPING BOARD
Former Master Of Steamboat Brun-
don becomes senior ski 81
pf Hppticu Fleet

Captain ;. A. Harvey. formerly OF
lachmond. and we'll known along the
James River through his service Of
thirty eight years WITH the Old Do
minion Steamship Line. has accepted
u position with the United States
shipping Board as senior captain OF
a large ncct o.. wooden vessels sta
Toned at Clarcnont
For the past sixteen years Cap
tain llarncy has been master of the
Sjcamboa; brandon. plying between
!itrhmond ANA Norfolk.
The feet OF whis.h Captain Harvey
viii have command consists of over
a hundred wooden ships which will
lay at 1laromont subject to sailing
orders from headquarters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
DISCUSS TRADE CONDITIONS
Richmond Credit Men Find None.
Somewhat Light" on Account
uG I.imifru Credits.

Discussion Of trade acccptances
and further consideration OF par
check discounts deducted after cX-
piration Of tho discount period was
made At meeting OF the Richmond
Association Of Credit Men. in tho
Business Mems Club yesterday after
noon. Individual members reported
experiences during the month in maxi
ing collections. particularly referring
to the "tightncSS' of the money mar
kct growing out Of the action OF the
Federal Reserve Bank in limiting
credits.
While IL was tho gccnral opinion
expressed that there is no cause to
fear serious conditions ut present, IL
Is said TO be n fact that merchants
are making partial payments on ac-
counts and asking for an extension
OF time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
MAKES EMERGENCY RUN
Engine Company. No. 10. Teaches
scene az Fire nj Laurel In
Thirty Minutes.

called. Engine Company No. 10 Of
Richmond. was lighting fire at the
Laurel Rctormatory. LAKE Wednesday,
afternoon. Damages amounted 10
about $4,000
Boys o: the institution worked like
beavers in lighting the flames which
destroyed buildings containing hay.
oats and potatoes. with what appara :
tus they had on hand TIL the city
department arrived
u is thought the fire started from
spontaneous combustion None Of the
hoNS took advantage of the confu-
sion to make their escape
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
WOMEN RAISE $3.50 FOR
ICE AND MILK MISSION FUND
While Contributions Arc Showing
Daily Increase More Money In
Earnestly Solicited

Mrs. Charles Edwards. acting for
the benevolent Club. turned over to
The TUmoS-n!SpatCh Ice and MIR
Mission yesterday S22.5O. which these
women raised ut a card party given
by the organization.
contributions are Increasing daily.
hu; not IN proportion TO the demands
being made for ice and milk. and fur
thcr subscriptions, therefore. are
earnestly solicited in order 10 CON
t!uuc the work
The following donations are ac-
knoWlcdEod:
Benevolent club ..S 22.50
G. +. T. ............. 500
Previously acknowledged 80. lol.i4
Toial to date SIPS. "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16

VI 7 -WIltT. Ut TIC
streets Committee has called "A
special session for Tuesday night TO
TAKE IN the proposition OF opening
NpuHmcnt Avenue beyond the bridge.
Mr RULER said last night that tho
comm Ute" probably viii decide to use
tFtNvi on the street for the present.
Nl'iiny In the regular pavement
"Htn inc growth OF the avenue
makes q, practicable
10 streets Committee. met yestcr-
n"y afternoon at . o'clock to go over
~ prounh III the proposed change
on ne Wcsthampton car line from
+ '1yd Avenue 10 Broad Street. No
definite action was taken on the pro-
posed change.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
IiuIce ounIi0c. for ,r.,n,

city Clerk y. II. Mcdowell yester-
day administered the oath to and
received tho bond Of Herbert C.
Hulce. who has been rcappointcd as
gave $4,000 bond !. M. ShnIton
gave bond and was sworn In as
chief clerk OF gas and water accounts
d. +. Francis uualified as collector
OF delinquent taxes. giving bond OF
$4,000. All three arc appointed by
City Comptroller Henry G. Cofer,
Harry Tucker was sworn In as port
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
Receives 'Rostcr Of Soldier Dead.

FOStrr OF men Killed. IN The world
war from Virginia has been for
wardcd Adjutant General 10 Lane
stern from the office OF the Adjutant
General OF the Army. but the battle
IN which these men were killed or
the place OF death Is not given Nd
jutants General and Governors Of
several states have written the Soc
rotary Of War requesting that this
information he supplied. Governor
Davis probably Will join in the re-
quest upon his return from New
York, where h. is attending a meet
ing Of the directors OF the Richmond
Frederick sburE and Potomac
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
PLANE PROPELLER BREAKS
h,iators. in Attempt To Land Near
Glen Echo. Meet with
SlIEht Accident.

lieutenant Brown. az pilot. with
Lieutenant Page as observer. LATE
Wednesday afternoon failed 20 locate
depn, below Fulton. in a jaiint from
Hp.,Ins Field. Washington. and. in
a',gnpting 20 make u landing in "a
;"ld near Glen Echo. about two miles
RON the city on Mcchan!csvillc Pike.
At propeller Of their plant was
broken. Neither officer was injured
the plane Viii be taken TO the
aviation depot for repairs and the
return trip started within !, few days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
Mrs. chalsIcy Head. League.

president of the Big Stone Gap Com
muniiv League OF Wise County:
Mrs. II. s. Saycrs, first vice-presi-
dent: Mrs. Jack Cox. second vice.
president: Mrs. y. Il. Ownc. treasurer
and Mrs. Taylor. secretary. interest
Ing talks were made by DR.. Leonard.
of the state Board of Health. and
Or. BrumHcld. OF the United States
Public Health Service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Advertising Club, Murphy's Ho-
tel, t2:55.
Executive committee. trade ca
tension bureau of Chamber of
Commerce. I:i5.
Observation-Disclosures Field, Rich
rnond vs.. Rocky Mount.
Lyric Vaudeville and motion
pictures. 3:b0, - and g:3U.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
Shut on water Tenpornru,

Al Ill OFucF 70 p"tIn!I tFrfHIH Won.
AT the Belt Line Crossing u ratta-.
s zen, Aay S obi., ne Gbiiiy VA pay
O'Clock for the better part az Fla
day. Sections which VIII be w.ihaI,
water during that time viii Doe pat-
.fArson Avenue. west from er,arh
INoad, and Wcstmore!anG f.ar.
are advised TO draw "uuG.h
crater and keep in containers 20 las,
them for the day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16

Catholics OF Barton Heights will go on
a hay ride to pumbarton tonight, ono
truck leaving Eighth ana Grace Streets
At O'Clock and the other leaving Fendall
There will To dance AMI refreshments
at Dulnbarton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Final Instructions were issued delegates
OF the business WomCn's Council OF Rich.
mond. 1T a basket picnic held last night
At Forest Hill itark. who are to go to
the Y. W. q. \. conference nj Blue Ridge,
y. G. on July %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
Po,ice Arrest Druggi.,.

tsfsEInuS0n.> cunningham. "a clerk 100 a
focal drug store. was arrested yrs-
Aarday by Policeman e. l.. CLARK son,
Tor certain diseases and failing 10
aGport tho names OF the purchase
No the office OF the Board OF Health
WILL be arraIgned in Police Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16

Misses Matte and Lillian Gardner. Edna
Bcthcl and fcarl Verify have left for the
Canadian Rockies and an extended tour
through the West. including California
and lnllowStonc Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
METAL WORKERS PICNIC
Two Trains OF Fourteen Coaches Will
rake Members ~ Council md
Families 10 IIurI, roe Iicnch.

!hhS lor the annual picnic OF the
Richmond Metal Trades Council on
August II are being made by II. g..
Grccnway and six committees. which
have been appointed from the various
unions IN the organisation. Names of
the committees were announced yes
tcrGay. Ii is estimated that il viii
take fourteen coaches. or two trains.
To take the meta! men and their fam
lies 10 Huckroc Ecach.
ON the program which has been
arranged for the occasion are twenty
seven athletic events. Personnel OF
the committees include:
Finance committee:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16

Bound copies Of tn" acts Of tho As.
scmbly." Tor the session of l?cl, were
distributed in the State Offices yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16

The federation of horne departments
VIII meet today at liranrh Memorial
church .Thirty-iifth and + Streets. a,
O'Clock tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16

post offices in v!rgin.o George W Nash,
Banner. LuicIna i. Murray. Greek James
II. Walden. Jamaica
Tha, the State OF Virginia would no,
he represented At iho national shooting
matches at Camp Ferry. ohio. was an
too much Zine from business The 'H Na
t'onal Guard members who would he com.
n wo wsc 2rs AMI PFGsgn, ann o Voc "r
those comrctinE at Camp Ferry must
from wcrN.
Successful clinics have jus, been hold
under IN. auspices Of tho Virginia. Tnhcr.
z *. F!snnasan ana pr. Walter Z. kolt1.
$50 persons presented themselves for cX-
animation at covihrton. and tho same
number at clifton Forge.
Governor Davis is in New York attend;
the RICHMOND; fredericksburg and 20.
tomac. Railroad. lie it expected to 10 ah-
sent from his office for ihe res, OF the
week.
il2ns" OF delegates and keeper of IN"
rolls has returned 70 R'chm"nd from
san Francisco. whore hc attended the Na-
tonaI Democratic Convention
,l.,, for the moonlight party to he
Chapter or the Richmond Epworth League
have been completed. tn" boat leaving
the wharf at the foot Of Nicholson Street
Fulton. at o'clock Tho boat will go to
Dutch Gap.
Increased rates for tho Arlington Elcc-
trtc Company went into effect yesterday
automatically. There WAS no opposition
TO its petition.
Offices Of the Inland Game and Fish
cries Department OF Virginia were moved
yesterday from the fourth floor of the
Presbyterian Buld~,E TO Nos. %. II and II
on the fourth nonr Of the Lyric building
In order 10 he nearer the IsAitol
Major John u Levy. fudge advocate
general Will visit Camp Lee tomorrow
morning to confer with Colonel William
II. GIN. IN command OF the regiment. for
tho PURPOSE or taking necessary steps TO
court martial men who are absent from
IN" Caiup without leave, There said
to be eight ar ten OF these and since III.
National Guard Is now under control NJ
tn" War Department. on Ens"S Of this sort
VIII not go unpuniShcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16

Postmaster Hay r. Thornton yesterday
received announcement Of the appoint
ment OF tn" following In fourth class
post offices III N!rginiS, George W. Nash,
Banner. Ludclna i. Murray. Greek. James
II. Walden. Jamaica.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
JULY SELLING EVENT
EXTRAORDINARY!
In which all kinds of Summer Merchandise figure at
Reduced Prices.

AOAAA SAIN I0W pOllt Ol T0ODlo
Desiring to Save Money.
Here's the Best News
That Has Appeared In
Long While
This, indeed, is Good News" for womcn-for House
wlves-for everybody in fact, within range of Miller &
Rhoads For it published right at the most opportune
time for vacatonsts and others whose summer needs
are not as yet supplied and it presents the welcome OBJ
portunity to make selections from
Many Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of
the Best Merchandise Seasonable and
Desirable In Character-at Much
Below the Former Prices
That's the story in brief. For interesting details see
advertisements and visit the store daily throphout
the month OF July. In successive announcements the
entire store will be enabled to present cts case to the
public but it's best not to wait until one sees what one
wants advertised small quantities are seldom men
toned.
VISIT THE STORE Start right in todav-and
the things you need for your family or home
Stocks in tipop condition now to supply your every
requirement.
MILLER & RHOADS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16

Colonel John W. Williams clerk Of tho
Hous" OF Delegates and keeper OF the
rolls. has returned to Richmond from
san Francisco. whore he a,i,iricd the Ma
ttonal Democratic Convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16

Plans for tho moonlight party to 10
given by members of tho Fairmoun,
Chapter OF the Richmond Epworth League
have been completed. tho boat leaving
the wharf at the foot Of Nicholson Street
Fulton. at O'Clock. Tho boat will go to
Dutch Gap.