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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
PARISH HOUSE
JUNIORS WIN
Intermediates of Local Y. M.
H. A. Bow to Woodbridge
Team

Feature work by Hoagland. pivot
Jaan of the Parish House Junior
basketball quintet, enabled this team
10 register a victory over the y. Nj.
II. A. intermediate team in { game
on the Parish House court in Wood
bridge last night. The final score
of this game was 1914, and this re-
suit evens the series between these
two teams as the Parish House team
was defeated in Perth Amboy.
The going throughout the game
was nip and tuck, the score at half
time being 1913 in favor of Wood
bridge. Mesick refereed the game
and called few fouls. Mesick's work
allowed fast play, and the fans were
greatly interested in the work of the
! two teams throughout the forty
minutes of play. Karkus led the
visiting team in scoring.
Tho ScOFp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
Miss Iarcombe Stars

Miss Mary Larcombe featured for
the Senior girls in their 27-14 VIC
tory over the Junior girls yesterday
afternoon. Miss Larcombe scored
eleven field and one foul goals. while
Miss Klein scored two baskets, the
only other counters made by the
Senior team in this game. Miss
Pavlovsky led the Junior team in
scoring. The Misses Nickenig. Wat
son and Jones also showed up well
IN this game.
The score: (Boys)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
HELMETTA WINS 3 GAMES

HEISMETTA, Dec. 21.--Helmetta
won all three games of the d
sex County Industrial League match
at the Helmetta Club alleys with
Michelin. Deming. the contender for
the high average of the league boost
ed his mark with the high average
score of the night. Mccain was also
in he double century list. But nine
games remain to be contested
when the league race will be ended
on January 6.
UflaA CnnffQs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21

In a hard fought game the Fresh
man boys defeated the Sophomore
boys in the main contest on the high
school court yesterday. At the COM
pletion OF forty minutes Of play the
Freshies led 11-9. Claus, pivot man
Of the Freshies, starred in this
game, accounting for nine of his
teams Ieleven points. Martin led
the Sophs in scoring. The Sopho-
nor only scored one double count
er in this contest. to three by the
Freshmen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
Games To
Be Completed Today

With the Senior girls winners Of
the girls in~terclass series as a re-
suit Of their victory over the Juniors
yesterday afternoon the students OF
the local high school are greatly in
terested today In the cute me OF the
contest between the Senior and
Junior boys. This game will decide
the winner Of the boys i~nterclass
series. The Sophomore and Fresh
man girls are also scheduled 70 clash
this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21

MONTREAL, Dec. 21.-Defnite
decision regarding the offer of a
game with the Rutgers College foot
ball eleven at the Polo Grounds in
New York next fall, will be reached
by the advisory board of the McGill
Student Council this week. The Of
fer is for a game on November Z,
1922, and a substantial guarantee ac-
companies the offer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
Amboy Big Five is Beaten

The Amboy Big Five received a
setback at the hands of the Dupont
Big Five in a game at Parlin last
night, the final score being 6S-35.
Eppinger, Furman, Maleski. Ander-
son, Bennett and Cathcart played
with the home team. while Kochek,
McCreery. Shicker. Bob Handerhan
and Bradley played with the visitors.
Fitzpatrick refereed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
BROADWAY BOWLERS
WIN FROM YACHT CLUB

SOUTH AMBOY, Dec. 21-The
Broadway bowling team won Two out
of three games from the Yacht
Club outfit in a, match on tho Y. NJ.
G. A. alleys last night. Burlew, an
Choir man for winning tie I'M rolled
high average in this match.
Tho ScnrpS-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
ImnerinI Senaratcs to PIay

The Imperial Separates of Brook
lyn are scheduled TO play the Beau
vais Post American Legion basket
ball team of Tuttenville on the
Pleasant Plains court Saturday
night. The Tottenyllle legion team
will play the Speedways in this city
on Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21

The Sterlings will not play their
regular weekly game tonight be-
cause of the fact that several of the
South River players are away for
the holidays. The Sterlings yer
scheduled to play the South Amboy
Junior Mechanic team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21

HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. 21.-Tom
Denaville, for three years first base
man for Jersey City. has been pur-
chased by the Houston club of the
Texas League. it was announced here
today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
COUGHLIN-SAMPSON team
WINS IN TOURNEY

The Coughlin-sampson team in
the Y. NJ. G. A. two man tourney
won two out of three games the
Golden-Ransay duo in a match roll
ed last night.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21

This Wednesday night, Helmetta
advances their matcn with Michelin
from Friday on Friday night Hercu-
les rolls at S~ayreville and Dupont at
Roosevelt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
Associated Climb and Woodbridge

Tie As3ocIated Club
team of P%:sinfel1 will oppose h
knights of Columbus team of Wood
bridge in a game OF the Woodbridge
High Schoo; court tomorrow night.
There will also be a girls game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
The score: (Girls1
Seniors


Referee-Miss Marion Burns.
Timekeeper-Miss Ethel David.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
Shot at Broke

The club will hold another shoot
the first Saturday in January.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-21
Parish House Juniors
Intermediates
No Game for Sterlings

Referee-Mesick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
BUILDING PERMITS CALL
FOR OUTLAY OF S5O.O47

seven applications for permits 10
build dwelling houses ana do repair
WORK wcr. filed with Building In
sp'ctor Butler yesterday. which, said
tn" inspector Indicate IL continued
UPWARD trend in construction activi-
ties, Those applying for permits
We're:
6. w Leonard. to build !, brick
store and dwelling at 2iO6 North
Avenue. To cost $4,000.
Muhlcman & lIahoc. IL build q one
story frame dwelling on I.drrhill
Road. west ut Gordon Street. 10 cost
$4,000
Rcrtha T.. Tyler. to build fran. ana
Stucc" dwelling at 3oSS Gintcr Park
Terrace t" cost $1,000.
George u. Harris. 10 build frame
and stucc" dwelling at 29l3 second
Avenue. East Highland Park. to cost
$500
~. w. litSg"son. Ia build frame aud
Stucco dwelling at 3020 IIancs Ave-
nuc. To cost $1,000.
Mrs isabelle y. Gillian. :" repair
brick dwelling at II East Franklin
street. I" cost SI.530.
y permit was issued to Mrs. 7 y.
crockford.. to build Il frame and stur-
60 dwelling at 320? Brook Road, 10
cost SS,gg7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
JOHN ROGER WILLIAMS
DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS

John Roger Williams. .: wears old
OF l30I Ashland Street. died carly
Yesterday morning at Grace iiosrltal
after an illness OF about two months
He iS survived 10y his wife. formerly
Miss Nira Watson. and by two small
children: also by his parents. Mr.. and
Mre. John Robert Williams. of Bar
ton Heights; three brothers. William.
bonnan ana Stmar, Williams. aud two
sisters. Mrs. Fred Lewis and Mrs H.
Il. Weber.
The funeral will take place this at
;crnoon at $3.50 o'clock from Laurel
street Methodist Church and the In
termcnt VIII be mad" in Rivcrviow
Cemetery Masonic services at tho
grave will he conducted by l.odG" nf
Strict observance No. 90. y T. X
~ NJ. of which MIR Williams Was q
member. The lodge T. cnilci To mcc,
at the Masonic Temps" this afternoon
q, go o'clock To attend III" funeral.
The church service will hc conducted
by Rev j. l.. I.auchtnn. pastor "f
the church. assisted by I;oV. ! !
Gravatt n. u, chaplain ~ the Ma
sonic lodge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
80 VENIREMEN SUMMONED
FOR THE CAMP LEE CASE

Thirty vcnircmcn. from whom Il
jury Will be chosen To try the CON
domination proceedings involving the
acquisition OF camp Lee by the Fed
.ral government. were summoned
yesterday b. United states Marshal
j. q saunders. they are:
Henry w. Rouutrcc. III. : !iESwan-
ger, Lewis -. Aylctt. George w. War
Zen. IL. Il. Pollard. Jr. Il X. IIarri-
son. Fritz Sittcrdine. Jr.. :. II. Bcv-
uidgc, G. Bark sdaic Lathrop Ralph
T. Harrison. Henry iiotchkiss.
clinton l.. Williams, y. H. Adamson.
Albert Y. Waddcy. lfcnry :. liutZlcr,
Thomas q. Sydn"r. George y Tower,
Thomas l.. Moore. James A. Moncurc.
Gordon Wallace. Thomas H. Stokes.
William l.. wood, Julian Rullin. liar-
Try & Bcuttic John l.. Patterson. w.
Frank Powers. charles II. Thompson.
w Il. Fraysrr. H. T. poscmcau and
" J.. Brittle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
BEsTs CITY
IN SHOCK0E CREEK CASE
Supreme Tribunal Upholds Verdict
Returned Here in the Law
and Equity Court,

Thc state Supreme Court of An
PcaiS. IN Il decision handed down yes
.erdaE. affirmed the verdict OF the
Jury III the Law and Equity Court
IN the case Of W. y. Chcatwood. mcr-
chant. against the city OF Richmond
VINO sued for damage done 10 his
property several years ago by the
overflow Of Shockoe Creek. As q
result. Richmond may have to nav
out $1,000.
Inc cit:S contention at the trial
OF the case was that. in view of IN,
tact that the Overlooking OF the crccl,
WhS an ac; OF Providence. the city
could not be adjudGcd guilty OF neg
iiIence. The jury. however. did not
take that view OF the case. and the
supreme C"nr; agrees with it's YER
diet.
MI theatwood was one of sixty
tour persons who sued the city as a
result OF the overflow Of the creek
lie claimed damages in Il higher sum
ihan any OF the other plaintiffs, hav-
ing sued for 10000 The claims Of
me others range from $500 IN 10
several thousand. All the claims are
not Identical. however and the city
contends ;hat many 81 the plaintiffs
had amol" time to remove the COndt,
theN maintain were damaged by the
hocd 10 places OF safety Tn" CITY
Attorneys office has Indicated that
II VIII not make known it's course
until II has been officially appraised OF
the Chcn:wuod decision
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
REV. J. {. M'SPARRAN
DIES HERE At ACE OF 81
Was Chaplain in Confederate Army
and Member of Methodist
Conference 30 Erurs

Rev. J. l.. McSpurran, Methodist
munster, died yesterday at the home
OF his son. DIR. T.. g. McSparran. los
North Allen Avenue. MIR. McSparran
was 81 years old and retired from
'"' pulpit hiteen years ago because
OF his age. He was a member of the
virginia Conference for half a cen
'nrE. During the War between the
states. DIR. McSparran served as a
chaplain i'll the Confederate Army.
f'uncra! services will be held this
afternoon at o'clock from the res
idcnce and intcrm.nt will bc in Riv-
ervicw Cemetery. DR.. McSparran is
survived by three sons. Dr. T.. G..
Or. j. l.. and Rev. +. u. McSparran.
and one sister, Mrs. Daisy Hill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
BUSINESS STUDY CLUB
ELECTS RS OFFICERS

Neil ~. SillS. manager of The sun
hhtc Company for Virginia and Hthc-
southern states Spok" at tho mcr:
ihG OF the Modern business Study
Gun at the iiichmond Hotel last
night. taking preparation" as his
subject. His address was hcartit;.
received By the club
officers were elected for ihn en-
suing year as follows: w NJ. In
SrrSoiI manager rt the library bu-
Tcau. president; II NJ. Baker. vice
president: Theodore Haxail. trcaSur-
er. and Harry NJ Rauiield. secretary.
e. NJ Andrews, j. Thomas priddy. w.
!" - tiaherty. executive committee:
u T.. Ho'zc. Jr.. publicity. and II.
Leon kcams. educational ADVERTISING.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
BIG EAST END AUDIENCE
HEARS TUCKER TONIGHT

II was stated at Tucker hcadarar.
tcrs at Murphy's Hotel yesterday tina.
The band concert at Chimborazo
school. Thirty-sccond and Marshall
streets tonight would begin at 7:l5
o'clock. and the speaking would start
at S:l5 o'clock.
From reports received at hcaduuar-
tcrs the indications are that Il large
crowd Will bc on hand to hear Mr..
Tucker discuss the main points in the
pending campaign. He will cmpha-
size his position on schools. good
roads. pensions. help for needy sol
dicrS OF the world war. the employees
liability bill. law enforcement and {,
business administration. All citi-
z"ns. particularly residents Of Jcffcr-
son ward, are invited To attend tho
meeting.
John j. Blake. chairman or the
Tucker jefferson Ward committee.
VIII preside. city Chairman Henry
Lee Valentine will present MIR Tuck
":. who Will speak about half an
hour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
SENATOR MORGAN R. MILLS
SPEAKS AT TRINKLE RALLY

Despite the r:ein OF last night. the
raiy h"id at the Paramount school
mouse IN the interest of Senator r..
Lee Trinklc. candidate for Governor.
was wei attended. Senator Morgan
Il. NILS was the speaker. He com
pared IN" two candidates for Gov
erhor from the uualiiicatiunal point
OF view.
senator Mills announced that ne
was I'm receipt of Il letter from Scno
tor Trinklc. in which the latter spoke
very chcouraginSly of his prospects
u was also announced last night ,hot
Gunner is TO be held at the Com
mohw"alth club AT y o'clock next
Tuesday night. ARRANGEMENTS for
which ar" being mad" by "a number OF
irinklc supporters. Including oliver
j. sands. senator Mills. Fred Noldc
!" ~. Jenkins. III. W. Rountrcc and
othcrs II iS expected that at least
zoo VIII h" present and Senator
Trinklc will probably attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
S25OOOO Is Asked
For Fairgrounds
D'ckerson Introduces Or
d1ndnce IN Council
Providing Bonds.

declaring that the city needs more
Fairgrounds and parks and that a
public comfort station at seventh
ana Broad Streets is is,dly needed
councilman James L. Inckcrson last
hight. at the meeting. of Common
council. presented, under suspension
of the rules. a resolution providing
for bond issue of $o50.OOo to he nth >
izcd IN the purchase of necessary
property for such Fairgrounds am,
comfort station.
The bonds are to b. il-a Der cent
issue. The paper was
referred TO the Finance Committee
ana may be taken up at the meeting
OF that committee Monday night.
Mr.. Dickcrson is urging the pu--
chase OF Two sites in the East End
Tor Fairgrounds. one adjoining oak
WOOD Cemetery. the other opposite
Fulton Hin school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
HANG TURNER THIS MORNING
FOR MURDER OF MOORE

William Turner. the negro who was
convicted OF the murder OF T. Nor
gan Moore. of Alexandria, torpedo en-
pert. more than Il year ago. will be
hanged some time this morning in
IN courtyard Of the Ilcnrico County
Jall. only legal witnesses will bc
permitted TO witness the execution
Turner's crime WAS committed in
Arlington County. II short distance
from the south end of the bridc e
across the Potomac River. Moorc
was IN an automobile with his iianccc
on tn" night OF the murder He was
accostcd by Turner with demand
for money. Moore fired at Turner
with a Small-calib"r revolver, hitting
him in the hand and thigh. Turner
returned the fire. killing Moore.
President Harding refused to inter
fcrc with the sentence OF the court
when he was appealed TO for com
mutation OF sentence 10 life impris-
Onmcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
j. S. OFFICIALS OPEN FIRE
ON ORIENTAL UNIVERSITY
American Medical Association Also
CriticiZcs Corporation Commits
sion for Not Revolving Charter.

Does any man or woman in the
State ot Virginia hold a dcgree-that
of NJ, ID, Ph. H.. or anything else
conferred Ly the Oriental University
of Washington. -. C.. If 50. Won
have an opportunity to do the state
Cooperation Commission II good turn
hy communicating. with il at once and
telling how, where. when and under
what circumstances the degree was
conferred
The oriental University OF Wash
ington, u. e." is under tire ana the
state Corporation Commission is en-
trcmciy interested in its ease as Is
also the office of the United States
Attorney General. which has asked
The commissions Ia revoke the uni
NcrsitN's charter. The American
Medical Association ~ another in
icrcstcd party. and its official organ
recently took the State Corporation
Commission to task for not rcvukins
h" charter.
Oriental University was chartered
under the laws of the state of Nir-
gnia in 1903. with authority to cN-
crcisc all privileges aud prcroca-
iiNcS. even to the comforting of de-
Srccs. Its location is given as Wash
inston. H. g..
public service corporation which
is guilty OF irrcgularitics in the CON
duct Of its business is subject to
charter revocation. but a university
is not bound by the same rules
The Oriental University. il was
stated At the Capitol yesterday. has
regularly paid its charter fees
Whether 1t actually maintains any
Kind OF school III the national capt. j.
| tai is not known at tile State House
certain II is that its alumni are not
| conspicuous in Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
FOREIGN TRADE OFFICE
TO Be MAINTAINED HERE
Chamber OF Commerce Designated
to Cooperate With Federal De
partmcnt in Export Information.
RrNNEl.s IN ACTIVE CHARGE
Data as to Opportunities in Bust
ness Abroad viii BE kept Up to
Date - Arrange Conferences for
Commercial Agents.

The Richmond Chamber OF Com
mcrcr has been ohiciaiiT Ccsi-uai.l
as 1t cooperative Office OF '.c EurcAl
% Foreign and pomrst'. Commerce.
Department OF Co'nnc"'n. " - cN-
pcctcd the foreign trr9" section of
the chamber will boS'u - function
in few days. W. 7. paNncv i named
as representative Of the chamber
and T. NJ. Runncis, assistant to The
business manager. will direct the do
tails OF the work which cln 10. ,ngdc
of great usefulness TO tn ir.i,uiac-
turing interests OF Richmond and CON
tSuous territory.
The Washington bureau will sun
ply the chamber with compict2
COPY OF the "EXportcrs lndcA." tor
Richmond and vicinity. Tnls index
Will bc kept right up IL date ana all
additional data communicates TO
Washington. The chamber office VIII
receive and arrange coni-ccnce.> and
meetings for visiting commercial at
aches of foreign governments, cDm-
mcrcial agents. and consuls OIL leave
10 This country as they nlN be sent
10 Richmond 10y the W,shingtor Of
lice
on file in the chambers co-upcra :
tive Office wii he ali the Information
which the bureau in Washington dis
tributes 10 it's district Offices Tn's
VIII; include TIC details and addr-ssCs
or Foreign Trade ppprtunit.cs. -
rhotos;atic copies cf plans AND spcci-
ncations which have hccn SCnj here
,oforc oily to district oHiGrS or the
lircau. a confidential c'r"ui:il'. bJ.-
lciins and ..r-c lists i@SGcI ny the
bureau, and Geographic trade orpo"-
taritjcs watch lavc been I"t"ir'l by
G.blc.
ordinarily the information which
The Washington bureau can furnish
in answer TO AN inquirer is arbi,rari
~ limited. This is necessary not only
quests. but also because Of the limit
account of the large number of man-
.cc'rs Interested in foreign trade. re-
crativc Office will recci"n more de
tailed and unlimited atteation.
From time 10 time We expect |
Ia. able TO SHOW l;:chm ,rl manuia"'
,urcrs sampi,. Nh.ch ,.e rsce We
from bureau agents in the held" SalC
MIR. Runncls These samples will b'
~ exhibition at tho chamber ant
manufacturers will be urged TO com.
IN ana sec whether or not they wish
to go after that particular bust
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
PORTSMOUTH 7-CENT FARE
CASE POSTPONED TO JULY 5

General j. l.. .Icrvcy. city manager
OF Portsmouth. which city is oppos-
ing the efforts OF the Virginia Rail
way AMI Power Company 20 secure
a '-cent fare in Portsmouth. yestcr-
day asked the State Corporation Com
mission TO postpone the hearing II
the traction company'S appeal until
the city has had time in which "a
prepare its case. The hearing hal
been set originally for next Monday
morning. but in Difference TO tho
wishes Of Portsmouth a delay was
isrnnlcl until IMlN :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
SERVICE LEGION TO HOLD
ORGANIZATION MEETING

Mia organization meeting Of the
Service Legion will he held at 1870
O'cloCk TINS afternoon on the roof
garden of the WcstmOrcland club.
under the auspices OF the Richmond
Group OF Women Workers % tn"
World War. All persons who rem
dcrcd amy patriotic service during Inc
world war are urged to attend this
meeting and take part in the orGani-
cation OF the Service Legion.
Arthur Kyle Davis. chairman of TIL"
Virginia war History Commit Ssion.
has issued hundreds OF letters TO per
sons on the list compiled by the COM
mission, urging a large attendance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
ROYAL ARCANUM OBSERVES
ITS 45TH ANNIVERSARY

Mccarthy Council, No. i6s. Royal
Arcanum. last night celebrated the
torty-iifih anniversary of the Ar
Canum with u special program pre-
scented TO The auditorium of John
Marshall High school This date was
celebrated throughout the country 10y
the various chapters of the organi-
cation.
Those taking part In the ceremonies
we're Miss Minnie Nolkman. MISS les
sic Mag Dudley, &. II. Ashurn. MISS
Aiilene Rufhn, Mre Walter Eugene
Stoncr. Dickcrson and Messrs Pierce
and Hucger " r Iabncy. business
manager Of the Chamber Of Com
,uercc made the Introductory speech,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

Baseball. Richmond W. Rocky
Mount. Mayo Island Park. 1880
l.. NJ
ORGANIZATION meeting. Service
Legion. on roof garden of West
morcland Club. $50 l.. NJ.
Harry 81. George Tucker meet
ing. chimb"razo school. \ T.. NJ.
Ward meeting under auspices of
kichmond League of Women No-
tcre, William Fox school. Sis l.. NJ.
Board OF Aldermen. y T.. NJ.
school BOARD. Administrative
building. = l.. NJ
For plays, see "'rhcatcr Calcu-
dar' on editorial PAGE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
GlLPIN EXPECTS TO CARRY
SEVEN OF TEN DISTRICTS

Messages from Cumberland and
buckingham Counties 10 the head
quarters OF Kenneth y. Gilpin, at
Murphy's Hotel yesterday were 10
tn. effect that both counties are
strongly favorable to MIR. G!lpin' \
candidacy MIR. t;ilpin, who was ia
Richmond this week. expresses cth-
Ildcncc in being able To carry seven
OF the ten conversational districts. as
things now stand. with proha bilitics
Of carrying tworothrrs From now
on hc viii devote much of his time
IN the counties where orGaniZat IN
has no; been fully perfected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
BOY SCOUTS GO TOMORROW
TO CAMP IN CHESTERFIELD

Between CITY and..cvcntT-i five Rich
mond Boy Sc0utS.zviLl. leave the head
quarters, II North Eighth street, to-
morrow morning 10 spend several
days at the summer camp in Chcs-
terrified county The camp Will be
under tho direction OF y. l.. Thomas.
who is we'll acquainted with forestry
and camp life. and the assistant dircc-
tor Will be William Raiston. The
camp wii run for period of SIN
weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
Cnndida,c. suruk Tnniph,.

The second ward meeting OF the
Richmond League Of Women Voters
Will he held tonight IN the auditor
ium Of the William Fox School a..
S:lj o'clock. Candidates for the Of
fees OF Commonwealth Attorney.
Commissioner OF Revenue. city Treas
urcr and city Sergeant Will make
addresses,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
RICHMOND REPUBLICANS
TO HOLD MASS-MEETlNG

Ii was announced yesterday that a
mass netting OF Republicans ~
Richmond would bc held on July ..
the place and time to he named later.
indica lions are that the Republican
party will have candidates in The
field for practically every office. city
and state The method OF selecting
delegates 10 the Norfolk convention.
July II. Viii also he determined up