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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
EXPECT NEW TRAFFIC CODE
TO ELIMINATE AUTO EVIL 6
Ordinance Will Put End to Speed
ing and Reckless Driving. Is
the Belief OF Captain Samucls.

i;irhmouds proposed m,w traffic
ordinances are not drastic or severe.
bat viii eliminate careless and "c,k-
less driving and speeding in tie
streets OF Richmond Captain q. L.
S"'uurlS. charE" "f ia" trailic bu-
irah. declared last night SGsr-ii-
S..u OF driNlu. permits 81 convicted
c.ie!"sS ANA reckless drivers ana
ar iNe's convicted pr INVESTIGATION l-r.
led by captain SLmGcl> as tn, y 5;
"' ."h- which have been placed IL,
wee ordinances
NJ lax is {" prevent damage. not
i' REPAIR b "r HIussh for IT," Gar
'Aln SaHGcis AYERS ANA that 4, 49,.
-GlcHi NAY to do h. \ man may no,
tr' - pay 4 nm. but h- W.ll pay il
+re perhaps repeat the onriIS, lH.cr.
ne may like even less TO 80 10 '.n
yri u hc has 30 go Ne stUl IL ~ Il
position 10 break tn" law r":fn Wen
h" comes out If his periui; 10 Griv..
y revoked. however. lhr un"us. can
not b" repeated THAT is on. thing
~" cannot get AROUND 81 cot OYER"
Lpldth Sainl!"is j. waiting ann
iuus.N Cor action ON the u.w tr.iiic
''dr hE IN" Board OF Aldermen II.
IS DONG al possible 10 mas" IND
streets Of the city safe and hps NO
h'"fiy cu-opcraiiou OF Director ~
!u'!ic safety william NJ MYERS
apt"'n Samn"ls, 70 insur" tho
safety Of pedestrians. YESTERDAY H.
sued series OF nine 'don'tS" v.hi.I
while not traiiic rules. he states yyilj
inshre "e safety of pedestrians, j,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
NORFOLK DICTIONARIES ASK
NEXT YEARS CONVENTION
Members OF Seaside Post To Make
Strong Hid for 1871
altering.

When tn. annual convention OF ;h-
Vitsinin. comvemcs in Kicnmond.
September 10 I. the sixteen dole
gates from the legion post At Nor
:clk. VIII descend on ;he capital de
tvrn!ued to capture the NEXT "Onvcr-
zion for The Scahoard
rlaus already are being mad. by
The Norfolk delegates 10 persuade
the DICTIONARIES TO come 10 Nor:rih
next year for the annual meeting -:
The organization. and an active cam :
paIEn among the posts OF the Sv'-
hoard has Heen started
Norfolk undoubtedly Will offer al
attractive site for the next conVeu-
;lom and probably Viii hc supported
IN her campaign Tor the honor 10y thc
delegates from SUFFOLK. Portsmouth.
Newport News and other Tidcwa.cr
towns II j. not known whether
ans @; the other cities in the state
VIII make = hid for the convention
ana i; ! believed here that the Soc
ond annual convention viii TAX,
y.-vc either III R.CAmUnd or Nor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

MARSHAL SAUNDERS MAY
SEND TURNER TO ETERNITY
nitrd states official Probably VIII
spring Trnr ut Execution az Muir
tlcrCr of y. Mnrrnn Mnurr.

7 NlVHV NIttcS WarShaI JOnn ..
Saunders probably will act person
ally - htu=man september IL. Nh.m
{" .lt!t:n '-urnc-. cotor.d. pays -.
p"nnl;" for the murder OF II. Moran
Mocrv. 'tgpcc, EXPERT. Of .AlcNt:i J IA,
ma lit"n",cd robbery of his nanccs.
Miss Pearl Cl?rk. near Alexandria, ac-
C"rd!ug - statements hidc py y n,
last Isul.
Marshal saunders stated tina, tho
execution OF tn" negro probably will
TAX" place 'N tG" yard OF the iicnrico
County JAIN, but that before final de-
cls.rn on t.'s poNn; Is made he must
consult with ShcriT Webb Sydnor.
White actin. Is u county official in
1908. Marshal Saund RS acted as en-
""utioncr At The hanging OF a negro
convicted Of grave offcnsc. he
stated last night,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
BOILING WILL ADDRESS
klWAMiS MEETING TODAY
"ihc streets and Highways OF Rich
mond" IN BE Topic OF

Public Works. VIII be the principal
Sprh"cr today al the weekly meeting
or the Richmond Kiwanis Club at the
BUSINESS Mems Club. The meeting
VIII begin at q o'clock
The Streets and Highways OF the
city of Richmond and their Improve
lncnts.' Will be the topic of Mr. Boil
inEs address, and he will explain the
nIircuIt!eS encountered by his depart
men; through the ruling OF the In
tcrStatc Commerce Commission re-
SardinS the opcn-top car embargo
Raipn u. iiarrison, president of the
club. will make his report on the an
nuai convention Of the kiwanis Clubs.
which he attended "!i!lc in session at
Portland. Oregon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Don is TO Insure the
Safety Of Pedestrians


Don't cross u street cArcpi ut
The rorurr crossing if possible.
''D0nt fail to stop aud look i'm
10Th directions for automobiles,
ami listen for the warning nuto-
mobile horn before attempting TO
cross u street. Don't rush ucross
hish"a! ahead of fast motor
'rhirsr. 10 IL faster than ,uu
aud may prove the argument 10
your disnd,
wv hcn in doubt, give the pnss-
ing vehicle the right of way. Per
>"nni safety il more important
ihnn pride.
'Don't dodge nrro,s - crowded
cit! thoroushfnrr between nn>s
ing ears when the .c,nnphorc
Signals Sou Ia stop.
'W hen nIightin. from q street
ear ni"n.s i""i, bchind the ear
before attempting tn reach the
curb.
"NcNcr cross II street directly In
front OF or behind II street ear thn,
has stopped m"n,rninrii,.
"Airrtnrss, balance aud cnutiou
arr thr \ C's OF the careful
pedestrian.
"Purrnis should teach their chill
drcn caution. when children urc
lrnytnS home warn them of TIN.
traiir nnd crowded streets, and
"hrH them To cross only al the
street intersections, ~ they do nnt
realize the danger, Of doing other
WISE.
instruct children not 10 leave
the sidewalk when sknfipr ~
This throws them I'm cnutnct ,i,h
moving trniiir md cndnnrcr, their
ives. ono word OF warming from
the pnrrnt Ia the child mny snxc
his or her life"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
STATE OFFICES IN CITY
HALL MAY HAVE TO MOVE
city Not Required to Furnish punr-
icrS for Commonwealth II Itent

Richmond loses the rent of Offices
~ III" CitE HAL occupied by the
treasurer ana the Commissioner OF
Revenue BY act OF tho General As
semh!E. II has boon discovered by
CITY officials. Under the statute III.
mum! c!naliiicS in Virginia nov ar.
REQUIRED 30 furnish ,he.. officials of
ices gratis II they ara available. This
clause has given rise TO some spccu-
!ation among councIlncn
IL IL believed il space in City Hall
Is conEcstcd further. the city VIII be
ab!c to tell these officials that they
VIII nave 20 find Offices elsewhere as
thc law do:S not actually require the
c!ty 10 furnish these officials with
offices, but rather makes il mandatory
Only when space IS available This
leads 10 the belle! that II more Office
space is needed, state officials VIII
have 10 move instead OF any OF the
others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
MAY PAY LICENSE TAX
IN TWO INSTALlMENTS
councilman Morgan II. Mills Woul,I
hriirNc Drain ON Porkc tbouks
OF Mrrclinnts.

Merchants licenses may L.. nail
IN sciniannual installments IL an ordi
nance which is iostrrcd by STATE
Senator Morgan K. Mills. Councilman
from Jefferson Ward. is udontcd hv
council. The ordinance provides ma.
payments OF tax may hc made in May
ana November and is now before the
'ouncii Committee ON ordinances for
considers ION.
Richmond collects $3.50. 90 per wear
from tho merchants In Richmond in
license tax ana Scrrtor Mills holds
that many Of the merchants find
themselves hard pushed TO raise SUI
H,Itnt funds 10 meet the heavy taN
when II falls due. If the tax is Iii
Nid.d mt" TWO parts. paid scmiau-
nu"ilY. -" argues, il will he n great
benefit TO the r!HtChaut and will keen
him from feeling the drain on his
money bags i'll the taNpaying season.
Henry =. cof"r city COMPTROLLER
states that tn" division of taxes Will
moan that only half .; the Si5O.OuO
VIII h" available for expenditure by
the city IN III" spring. ana that il will
moan the cijy VIII he compelled to
borrow until he fall payments he
TIA" rat" OF interest on til. borrowed
money.
BIG Wholesalers ~ thu city ar. the
persons most Interested in the ordi-
nance. as they pay the heaviest taxes
oi amy citizens and are often short
est of funds when the taxes are duo.
~ ircS'n: q per cent interest pen
atty Tor nonpdymcnt Of the taNcs is
~ force and merchants thus are
pcnalized for failure to pay their
tax promptly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
COMPROMISE TooT CASE
Woman Injured by GINS Explosion
when city Employee Attempts
10 NrDnIr Icuk

Colonel George Wayne Anderson,
Assistant city Attorney. has com
promised the suit OF Mrs FLORENCE
loot, in lIus,inrs Court, Part IL. II,
was learned yesterday. The suit was
for $4,000 and the compromise was
for $1,000.
According 10 n statement OF the
case, city employee was sent TO
turn on the gas at the residence Of
Mrs. loot. He did so and. after hnv-
ing finished his work found that the
gas stove was leaking. lie attempted
to fix the leak. II appears, but was
unsuccessful. An explosion is said 10
have occurred In which Mrs. Tot
was injured. The city employee is
said to have left the house without
notifying any one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
FINANCE COMMITTEE TO
CONSIDER 8-HOUR DAY
sew Ordinance viii Put Ga, to ,,
Addifionhi ENnrnsc 81 S.iG.uty0
rTSst, If

IL Council Committee on Finance h.,
speen asked 10 name special meet
,fpg night on which argument pro u,,I
ION, OF the eight hour day url.na,.r.
Erecting city employees only. WII! b.
,Aeard. Thomas u. Morton has mad,
s3he reques, and has announced iIn.
;teyeral committees vii! he prcscu: 10
Hack up his petition
s4stAccording to an estimate which has
sSBe n, made by tn" Mayors Advisor"
Hoard. the city would hc placed ~
IN additional expense OF s2l6. 900 in
gEAges by adoption Of the ordinance.
ffhe Street Cleaning Department would
he the hardest hit
f3sg5eyeral years ago the city adopt.d
ghes nine hour day ordinance and
Morton argues that his
viii simply place the city
5tH An o-date basis Many nf Inc
Saty& employees now work only eight
hours q day and not long ago the
S3lEtoon system was adopted by In.
:s1te Department. The meeting nrob-
9sb1y will be called before the next
EXseting OF Common Council.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
BARNEY E. MYERS TODAY
Wrii-N nomn local Merchant Tailor
win he Hurled In Hebrew Gene
ierN VhiN Morning ut II.

Funeral services for Barney l..
Myers. wcll-known local merchant
tailor. who died Saturday morning at
Grace Hospital after an attack "f
aponlaNy will be held this morning
at II o'clork. AT the nortuarN chanel.
Hebrew Cemetery. Rev. Or. Ed
ward y. caIisch. OF Beth .\habah
Tvmule. will piiiciatc.
Mir Myers in reality was a Rich
mondcr having moved hrrc IN his
early youth from Norfolk. at III"
death OF his father. and entered tho
employ al his uncle Emil Solomon
sky. at that tim. a wcii-knoEn mer-
chant tailor, lie Was soon taken
death. changed ;he name OF the bust
ness TO that of his own.
Ills establishment was located at
col East Main Street aui he resided
at tn" ArgOnuc Apart mcntS. William
Byrd Park. He was Il member OF
Richmond Lodge. No. -. L. l.. O. r.,
and IN" Jefferson Club.
Besides lis widow. Mrs. Grace
uiudg:ns) Hunt Myers. he is sur
vivcd 10y one brother. Lewis T.
Myers. of Los angeles. cal.
The following Will be honorary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
BUSY WEEK IS AHEAD
OF COMMON COUNCIL
Four Committee Meetings and Joint
Conference of Council aud Board
Arc Scheduled

Winding up Of AL active business
practically viii he completed this
week by committees of city Council
.n0 probably the final biz meeting
of this years Council Bodies w!il he
HCld next week.
meetings are scheduled. hcs;rcs u
conference between committees from
the BOARD of Aldermen and co;u'uon
Council on the gas rate OF IN" city.
Both the Council Committee OK
Streets and the Council Committee
or Advertising are scheduled to meet
today. FOR the last active meeting 81
the year. 1t is probable that 3o;h
year. il is believed
Several matters OF minor impo:-
Committee on streets. bur no lcsis-
la;ion OF public interest now j. BE-
fore the COMMITTEES. The meeting 81
the Advertising Committee WAS call
ed principally 10 authuriI" tn. pay
mcnt OF bills owed 10y the city TO:
advertising.
noih meetings will probably De the
'Cc!vbratiOn" meetings OF the year.
- has been the custom for years
Resolutions consratulatinE the chair
man on fair and jus, decisions
TIA" good work that he has j,n".
~ ohably viii De- Introduced aud ether
resolutions OF appreciation for the
work OF various members of cOun-
ell, VIII he brought up for consid-
Grafton.
Tomorrow. a meeting Of the Com
m!ttcc on Public buildings and t:i!-
itieS viii hc held ~ \ O'Clock rus
committee has only u few matters 10
consider ana viii have little 10 do
TO report out all of the matters hc
fore 1t. Friday. a meeting of ;hc
Council Committee on Claims VIII be
held. Only one claim is said 10 l.,
before thr committee and. nj tho last
meeting OF the body. the matter was
referred 10 a subcommittee tO- CON
sheraton, with instructions - re-
pert back 10 the committee At tn,
McotInS EridAy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
VIII address, Mnmcn An,rrii..rs

J"ss" Hood, %! The EUuitahl, lie
lnSurhuc" Company. VIII be the
pG!hclndI speaker tomorrow at tn,
weekly meeting of the Woman's Al
yrruSiug club AZ Murphy's IIo,cl "a:
o'clock Mr.. Hood will speak on
Inc subject Women in the Insur-
hnr" business Miss Virginia Rob
"ris, president Of tn" club. stated
iaSt night that several matters o.
!iuporiHncc wil lie brought before
~" organization. Last week the
cub dii not hold its regular meeting;
hHt convened with Ia" Ikichmoal Nd
N,rlLslnE Cluh as lis EmcSt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Southern Freight Traffic COM
mittcr, Timr>-DiSpntch nuitdtnS,
40.
council Committee ON Streets.
city Hall. =.
weekly meeting OF NiWania
Glub. business Mems Club. u.
Allied Printing Trades Council,
9i:: hank street. =.
Council Committee on Advertise
Ing. tiI. Hall, =.
weekly meeting Of H"witxcrs,
GraHs' Armur.. =.
Lyric, Vnudr, lille and motion
pictures. .i::iO. y and a::iu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


Mrs. Helen Browning died at her
home. "o2 West Thirteenth Street.
South Richmond. yesterday morning
at 1880 o'clock. The iuncru! will take
p!ace from the above address this
browning is survived by her hus-
band, one daughter and two grand
children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Cnroncr Gct. Errr umr. snn..

Coroner j NJ Whitfield no longer
WI! h"Ne 10 pay rent for the ofiic.
~ his duties rs coroner. If a r.sniu-
i"n adopted by the Council Commit
-" on fulnc" is adoDtrd 10y City
'onneti Coroner Withheld for sew
.'L. months mas been paying The city
rent on property owned hv it, in
stead Of occupy ing tn" quarters AL
,"ii"d him by the committee last wear.
llr declares th"s" quarters are not
suitable. ANA IN" action q. the com
m!ttcc IS simply in accordance with
MS request
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Arcs, Alleged Auto srccdrr..

y l.. kaminsky. 1927 Floyd Ave
nue.: II l.. GARNER. Fulton: 7. W.
riGuOr. 1919 East Main Street. and
Wilson Meek. 2SOi West Grace Street.
wer" arrested yesterday. charged
with operating automobiles at a
greater rate OF speed than allowed
10y law Their cases Will lie heard
in Police Court today? The usual
fine is S5n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Receive Irish Flag.

From the California STATE Council
Of the Friends Of Irish Freedom -. G..
OFlaherty, president Of Patrick
Henry branch o: that organization.
ana james VI Purcell. secretary.
have received handsome S!lkcn
liaC Of the "Ecpub'!c of Ireland" The
banner Will lie formally presented to
Patrick Henry branch AZ the next
r"gular meeting OF the branch. the
first Tuesday in August. at head
quarters in tho Arcade Eui!ding The
silken flag is eight by ten feet In
size
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
dollar Juggling!

NOWADAYS as never before in this generations the soundest
of warranty should stand back of whatever investments
one may make large small.
These are days of much doar-juggng Postwar conditions
permit great deal of merchandising trckery which the
public pays High cost Of living is the label merely
the effect Merchandising trckey generally the nations
sources of supply, is the cause
therefore, we wish to impress he public fact
that the House of Miller Rhoas in existence more than
rd OF century stands forth Of merchandising trust
company where proved policy insures proved values
You bring your dollars investment in LIES need
RUS with the same confidence in which you would them
to your bank For it matters how much or how LITTLE
you invest IN our merchandise you insured safe profitable
return MILLER & RHOADS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
adams viii Name Delegate.

liam ~ Mann president OF the
Hohrd az Aldermen. mas been asked
I" nam" tire" members of IA" Coun-
Ell or city officials to represent the
c.tN at TN" annual meeting of the
Nirgi mia l.raGu" Of municipalities
which Will convene ia Roanoke soon
Nn approximation 81 $500 from tho
emergency iWnd OF IN" city has been
approved los tn" Council COMMITTEE
on Finan> TO Lcttay The expenses
of the delegates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Amicd printins Trndr. 10 Meet.

Mcctlnr o. Inc Allicd Printing
Trades Council. representing five
large unions here. VIII bc hcla This
evening ~ o'clock at 1I3 Bank
street. The meeting was called for
the purpose Of considering a general
meeting OF all of IN" unions in tho
council. Several matters OF special
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

Mrs. l.. T.. THROWN died suddenly last
night at $50 O'Clock at the home of
her son. a. W. Brown. sos South
Laurel street. in her cishticth year
Tn" funeral viii take place from the
nome of her grandson. A. Stuart
Brown. Gil West Cary Street this
afternoon al o'clock Intcr,ncnt
VIII h. in Oak wood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Charles q. Schneeer Dead.

NhA tbs q. SCNaefrr died Nrsterlla Y
morning ut his home. 1915 West Clay
street, aged G3. The funeral Will take
place from tho above address tomor-
row afternoon at O'clock Inter-
Icht VIII be made IN l:iy"rvicw. Mr..
Scharfcr is survived by his witlo,y
Agatha Lncc Mohr). and four sons,
Charles H.. Faul T.. Henry j. anu
Willie y Schacicr. ana four grand
children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Mr.. sarah Ann ncvno,,y.

MIS-. Sarah Ann Reynolds. 80 years
on one OF the old residents Of West
morcland County. died in Baltimore
Monday. She was twice married. first
to Edward r Sanford. and second
10 charles reynolds. She is survived
hy two sons. Hiram r. and Crockcr
II. Sanford
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Mrs. Matte Mrc,hc D,,,

MIS-. NAttIc McVhbc dIcd At thc
yesterday morning at . O'Clock. AGED
30 The funeral Will take place from
Greenwood Methodist E.p.Scop.l
Shnrch thls morning At il:l5 o'clock.
lhtcrihcht VIII be made in Maury
Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Nrs william s,nJc-.

III:ATIISNIIIE July 25.-Mrs
William Sanders. 80. OF whitrs,onc.
died Saturday. Inrcrmcni was al
Whit es.onc Methodist Church Rev.
X l." BuSby conducting IN. burial
services. She leaves two sons and
one; daughter. James and William
Sanders. and Mrs. Allen Eraucha. ip
all Of WhitcStonc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

Philip Nelsz aged -, iI2S wes,
Marshall street was arrested YES.
'erday BY Policemen Smith AVID Thur
man, charged with stealing wis,
watch and ring. valued AT s67. the
property OF MISS Matte Crews.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
William Is. pcmI,crton

BRISTOL. July William L.
pcmbcrtOn. aged 1.. a welt known
citizen OF Bristol. died at his HON.
here on Sixth street after a long
illness. He is survived by his wifc
and one son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
MAXIM Els
"JliliiI.I:E- CAKI:

NOW on SaIe.
Made from recipe used by Paul
Ducharmc. who was Queen Vie
toria's chef ut Buckingham Pal
acc during tho Golden jubilee"
In 1857.
Ducharmc's recipes pleased tho
Royal Family. and these same
recipes are used by Maxine Du-
charme today, and, right here in
Richmond. they are pleasing every
one.
Ask for MaxlInc's French Pas
trics and Cakes-Sold Everywhere.
:O' North Fifth street.
Phone Madison S5l1-J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Mrs. Henry Iiurd,,,,,o

, MrS. TfcnrN IInruWlckc died at her
} ON" In kinshi. SUNDAY. Intcrmcnt
was at Carmel Cemetery, Rev w G
Burch conducting the services She
leaves Il son. Cromwell Hardwicke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
MAYOR sian. nrrnn,inr nrlinnncc.

Mayor A.nslir has signed the ord!n-
anc" authorizing tile rcruu'ing OF cars
on TIA" Hun street rIr line. and ten
lnInut" service during rush hours
Hereafter tn" cars Will turn off Broad
street at seventh ana make the re
TURN trir al one" instead OF going TO
t;!ntrr HArk ON lin samr run
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

scan Legion. pcrari rr"ut OF Virginia. w,ll
I"n.rn" usN Satu'dlv III Norfolk. rh"
d.ss"sS ng'icr. OF Importance - ma, posi-
ana u""ii" on business concerning IN.
anaua! CONVENTION 81 ih. Legion in Rich
uIund. September > To-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

Mrs w. + Hatcher. who IS Mt Tho
FRAY nor" Hotel Atlantic CITY. with hsr
iSnEni"r. MIS-. Harcum. who ~ r-currr.,-
,nE t f5"m h"r r"c"nt Illness and her Sms II
laucNi"r. '.NH"CtS "a return Wright,
in few DAYS. when sh, viii Oman re-
nous" tarrhy Han. Euvanna Tor The
,,;",t ~ ihe summer and early fl'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

Colonel Barton II ,;ruudv Is expected To
return Ia Rlchmoi.i today from i bus!us -
ir.a through North Carolina. 1; is he.
conference ""mmi:t.. on RiChm"udS pro
uo@'a Gas rat" "f Si2. ar $lI5. ~ Coon
- lie returns. being hartman a.. IN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Councilman Thomas u. Morton. supcr-
irtsnd-nt ~ tn. stockton street Sunday
school. i IL Washington GA business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

The HowitxcrS Viii hold their wrrkl,
'n.e;jrG IN Ia" i;rH.s' .ArmnrY tonight u;
$50 o'o.oet>. a; hi las; meeting ssvvrn
n"w recruits were obtained and prosprc,s
for thc REORGANIZATION Of the battery are
said "a l." .Nc"-diugiv bright Every rome
Interested Is urged ju bc present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

,KiChmoud health officials are watching
CLOSELY he rumh". ~ ~ whoopRr
cough In th,. cIty vhi,h h,> L"rn birS
within The pss; few wee + Whoopinr
cough according 10 the health bureau,
= one of the mos; dangerous OF diseases.