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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
DANv|LLE WORLD WAR
VETERAN NAMED JUDGE
Governor Davis Appoints Ar
chibald NJ. Aiken 10 Sue
cced Hughes billiard.

Governor Dayis announced the ap-
pointmcnt of City Attorney Archi-
laid NJ. Aiken. of Danvine, yestcr-
day. as Judge of the Seventh Judicial
Circuit. TO ill the. vacancy caused
by the death off Judge Hughes Dill
lard. Of Chatham.
Judge Aiken. advIccs from Danville g
last night stated, has accepted the
position. 1t Will perhaps he fort
night before he enters upon his new
duties. He has law practice to
wind up. and there are several city
matters pending in which he is in
tcrested
Judge Aiken is the first world war
veteran to be appointed to a Judge
ship. He probably is the youngest
jurist in Virginia, being just thirty
years of age. He is a son of the
late Judge 4. NJ Aiken, who for
thirty-four years was Judge of the
Corporation Court of Danvillc He
is Il eradicate OF Danvilie Military In
stitutc. the Virginia Military Insti-
tute. took both the b. a. and LII. B.
degrees at the University of Vir-
ginia. and has practiced law in Dam
vile for the past six years. He was
one or the leading spirits in organic
ing the Sixth Company. Virginia
Coast Artillery. and went To France
with that organization. which was
attached to the Seventeen Coast Ar
tillcry. and Aiken. with the rank of
captain. served with it. participating
in the famous Meuse- -Argonne often
sive.
Judge d. Price Withers, of the
Corporation Court of DanvilIe, will
make n temporary appointment to fill
the post OF city attorney until an
election can be held.
Judge Aiken's circuit comprises the
city of Danviile and the counties of
Pittsylvania, Patrick and Henry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
Pocahontas Organizing
to Help West Va. Guards

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
TAIEW ELL. VA, Aug. 3l.-The
disorders in West Virginia. be-
tween the United Mine Workers
and the coal operators. has te-
come so acute tnat private com
panies are being formed to pre-
vent the destruction OF life and
property.
The coal operators of the Poca-
hontas field made rehuisition this
afternoon on Tazcwell for the
military equipment recently used
here by the Tazcwcll Rifles, n local
military company formed during
the war and disbandcd since.
FIFTY Springfield rifles and 1900
rounds OF ammunition were taken
10 focahontas tonight. where a
company is being formed to assist
the West Virginia guards. The
rifles used here are the old model
SprinSiields and shoot u soft lead
bullet with powerful effect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
.CUTCH|NS IN RACE .
FOR COMMANDER
Of LEGION FORCES
Leadership Of Virginia Vet
Grams Is Between Him
and DR.. Lynch.
NORFOLK IN GAY MOOD
FOR CONVENTION TODAY
Lynchburg and Charlottesville
Are Rivals for Meet
ing i'll 1922.
Ispccial to The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
NORFOLK. VA, Aug. 3l-The
next department communicating or
the American Legion appears to re st
between Colonel John a. CutcbiIfS, of
Richmond. AMI DIR. Junius a. Lynch.
OF Norfolk. DIR. Lynch was indorsed
tonight by the Norfolk delegation 10
the convention. and thus he threw
his hat into the ring for the posi-
tion.
The third annual State convention
OF the Legion will open tomorrow
morning at the Monticello Hotel.
Thc first days session will be pri-
marily for the purpose of organiza-
tion and the reports of the depart
mcnt officers.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, OF Alex
andria. president OF the Womcn's
Auxiliary OF Virginia. w. Il. Mere
dith. Of Richmond: National Judge
Advocate Adams. Of indianapolis. arc
on the program for addresses. The
address OF wcic' will be given
by Mayor Albert l.. Roper
The delegates and visitors will be
guests of honor tomorrow afternoon
Mt review at the United Estates
naval base. following which the men
will hoard the steamer Maryland for
cruise OF Hampton Roads. The
women visitors will be guests. OF Il
dinner and reception at the Month
cello
4 movement is on foot for the, re-
moval of the State headquarters from
Richmond and the rotation Of II from
city to city each year. That will be
bitterly opposed by the Richmond
delegation. who feet that the capital
Is.sthc logical place Tor. tho, head
quarters.
Charlottesville and Lynchburg are
bidding for the 1922 convention. and
each set of delegates Is prepared with
arguments in favor of it's community.
At the outset OF the convention,
Charlottesville. possibly through bet
ter advertising, appears To have an
advantage over it's rival.
City Decorated Extensively.
The city is decorated extensively in
honor OF the legionnaircs. The down
town district is one mass OF flags
and patriotic emblems, and every.
thing possible has been done to make
the visitors feel they are welcome.
Automobiles meet them at the train
and escort them to convention head
quarters, ,and some form OF entertain
mcnt has been provided for nearly
fCOntinurd On Page 9 Col ol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
CREEKS PENETRATE
EXTREME TURK LEFT
Nationalist Army Loses IT'S Initiative
nnd Foe Crosses Snknrin
River.
tRy Associated Press.I

CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 3l.-The
Greek troops in Asia-A Minor have
broken through the extreme left OF
the Turkish Nationalist army, which
has lost it's initiative OF the last few
days and the Greek army has crossed
the Sakaria River.
Certai n contingents OF the Greeks
also have crossed the Ilija River and
are storming the second Turkish de-
fonse line. The Turks, who arc Civ
Ing way ut this point. are expected
to make stand on the high ground
around Angoru.
The Greek advance in tho Salt
desert, temporarily held up recently
due to lack of water, had resumed
The Turks have rushed two cavalry
divisions from the desert to the de-
fensc of Angora. Violent lighting is
still in progress,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
ARMED BANDITS ROB
TRAIN, ESCAPE WITH LOOT
Holdup of Los Angeles Linn
tied Pulled OFF in Real
Wild West STYLE.
BY Associated Press. I


SALT LAKE CITY. Aug. 3l.-Tbe
Los Angeles limited of the Union
Pacific system was held up by two
masked and armed robbers shortly
after o'clock this afternoon. near
Clearfield. nine miles south OF Ogden.
All the male passengers were
robbed
The train was stopped by an au-
tomato block signal. The two rob
bers boarded the train and, while one
gathered loot in the observation car.
the other proceeded to the other cars
The exact amount taken is not known.
Nearing the outskirts of Salt Lake.
the robbers pulled the signal cord
and escaped In the northern part of
the city.
One passenger in the observation
car. rather than hold up his hands.
jumped from the train. AS he was
fleeing, one Of the bandits shot at
him.
l.. a. Torrens and wife. of New
York, occupying drawing room,
we're among the victims. They re-
ported Il loss of $l3
Women. and children on the train
were not molcsted. with the excep-
tior OF Mrs. Torrens. one passenger
scribbled and threw from Il window
II notification that the train had been
held up.
y railroad employc picked up the
note and telephontd to headquarters
here. posse was Immediately or
ganized, but, when il reached the in
coming train. the robbers had es-
capped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
ELEVEN MINERS DIE
FROM EXPLOSION IN
MINE IN ILLINOIS
More Than 400 Escape When
Charge Of Dynamite Loos-
ems Black Damn.
lny Associated Prcss.l

HARRISBURG. ILL.,, Aug. 81
Bodies OF eleven miners were re-
covered tonight from the Harco mine,
after an explosion this afternoon.
More than 100 men had been working,
but had been warned and escaped
when dynamite charge broke down
black damp.
Seven men who escaped the cxplo-
sion. but are suffering from the cf-
feet of black damp, were taken to n
local hospital. IT is believed they
will recover.
Volunteer rescue teams were or
ganiZcd by miners. but their efforts
were futile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
Twenty Ycnrs for Murder.

FORT PAYNE. ALA. Aug. ST.
Following two-day trial. which
brought many picturesque natives to
the city from the wilds Of Sand
Mountain. the jury hearing the case
of Richard Burgess. charged with
killing Wallace Buchanan last spring.
returned a verdict of guilty, ana tho
defendant was sentenced to the PEN
itenuary for twenty years. Buchanan
was tenant on the Burgess farm,
and the killing resulted from n
quarrel over u business transaction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
Decides TO- Per Cent Net Is Fair Rental
For Property in New York Civ
Icy United News.

NEW YORK. term easonabe rent" ,s - h,
worked out
10
"A complete set OF rules laid
Supreme
in
Determine the rremes o,
otentc cvde ~"
Determine
coal
rcpa '' W.
Determine the y the landior
the
We "
If this net rental present value
'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
FLIVTER CARAVAN
rs DISRUPTED nv THE WEST
pnesrs g Who Set Forth on Westward Trail to Defeat
4 the Rent Problem Seem to Have Run
Against Evil Days


the survivors of the column and Row
says the leader has heen too otilcious.
TOO eager for personal publicity and
too quick to accuse. For instance
row says. Scott accused him OF
dawddiing i,ding ong the road with the
intention of falling far behind Tho
column. then making off with the
truck, which belongs to one and all.
Row said four cars had fallen behind
MIN MIN and had dropped out after his
last stop at Cedar Rapids.
The caravan left here, the cars
filled with men, women and children
who never before had spent n night
on the open road or moro than
summer vacation away from Flat
bush, IT was destined to Buhl Idaho,
where Sall the members were to go
farming on government claims.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
PLIGHT OF AMIVE-STRICKEN
RUSSIA BEGGARS DESCRIPTIONS
Hundreds of Children and Peasant Women in Towns
Where Hunger Struck lis First Blows Are
Doomed to Death by Starvation. asM

There are. ten sons and daughters
in the family of Michael Germano-
witch kurganow.
That was Just one cottage in this (
great land OF hunger. Tho others
are little different &
iinif of Population FIces.
Half of the people in these little
villages. of about 1900 populations
each. have fled. The other half arcs
living hopclcssly on. free at least
from cholera. but dropping ono BY
one through typhus and dysenteryfs
and hunger. There is no medfcinsSs
TO check these diseases. aud no food (,
to furnish the vitality to fight them
The remark-~ef one OF our COM
panions, secretary to the sGoxernor
OF Samara. best illustrates what NJ /;
have found here. He said:s ssS s,ss
There is stlll some graAH. hichs
(Coutinued on Page 2. Col Ssy.a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
viii Stiks IF Necessary
to Obtsin a Settlement
ny AIc.nn,Ier II. Jones.

CHICAGO. Aug. members
OF the railroad shop. crafts will
never accept the principle of
weekday pay for Sunday work as
ordered by the LABOR hoard and
made effective August 16.
There will be Il strike IL that.
is the only way to get i settlement
OF the question"
This statement was made here
today by B. NJ. Jewell. president
Of the American Federation OF
Labor, railroad department which
includes thirteen powerful shop
crafts unions and which has a
membership of 100000 railroad
employees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
ALBANY CAR STRIKERS
GET $1,000 WEEKLY AID
Association Pledges
support TO Men Who Quit In
.Juuuary.

DETROIT. MICH, Aug. 31.-Em-
ployes OF the United Traction COM
pany, who have been out OF service in
Troy and Albany. y. V, since Jan
nary as the result of Il wage dispute
were pledged the support OF the
Amalgamated Association of Street
and Electric Railway employees of
America by the executive committee
OF the association here today.
~ statement says at least $1,000 n
week will be given the men out OF
service until the convention Of the
.Amaisamatcd Association can act
upon the matter.
The convention will be held In At
lanta, starting September -. and the
statement says finan" al support from
the unions in the United States and
Canada will be solicited at that time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
by United News j

EWsSl DIRK. Aug. s1.--Far from
boulder-strewn vacant lots and
yistas Of eiotheslines heavy with
ping wash" SO much part Of
Brooklyn outlook, the Brooklyn
yer caravan. composed Of people
wouldn't stand another raise in
and 50 went home seeking out
u, has disrppted somewhere on
eroad between Cedar Rapids. In :,
an indefinite point on the trail
ward of Omaha
mors OF trouble have been float
back to Brooklyn ever since a
days after tho caravan set out
New York In q train OF hard =
ntvycrs eyeral weeks ago. with
bffcial ssendoffS from Mayor Hylaf, !.
aS disnateh from Omaha today
pied WiniaH Row chauffeur OF one
the mecaanical prairie scbooners.
Ethreateaing to ,iateb up VI, With VII.
n iD3 Scot lead tefs.of the ex pedt-
N and I1,aycSSi put With him. 7
SEQ !. 9 has r one oi from Omaha with.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
EAT WATERMELONS IN
STREET, ARE GUILTY,
SENTENCE SUSPENDED
Senatobia, Miss, authorities
Proceed against Merchants
Uy,I Ruu6ors
and Bankers.
tBy Associated Press

SENATOBIA. MISS. Aug. 3l.-sev-
cral merchants. bankers and business
men were included in large party
of defendants found guilty today of
the crime of eating or permitting
the eating Of watermelons upon the
streets.
The city authorities yesterday de-
clared such eating of melons null
sance.
promises OF good behavior. The
melon crop is unusually large this
year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
nandIts ral, to Rob W. vn. nnnk.

MORGANTOWN. w. VA. Aug. 3l.-
Five masked bandits today entered
the Tunnelton Bank at Tunnciton,
Preston County. and covering the
cashier, John j. McKine, with pistols.
demanded money. The cashier
dropped behind the counter and set
the burglar alarm changing. The
bandits fled. The shcriffs of Preston,
Monongalia and Taylor Counties are
hunting for them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
NEGROES SHOOT MAN;
ROB HIM OF $1,000
Robbers Escape In Victims Automo-
bile--Oniookers Afraid to
Interfere

ATLANTA, GA. Aug. sl.-T. T.
Kyle, a general superintendent OF
the Rogers Grocery Company, was
held up and robbed here late today
of approximately $1,000 by two ne
groes. one of whom shot him in the
ARA as Kyle reached for a pistol he
carried in his automobile.
Kyle was making the rounds OF
the company's branch stores when he
was held up at Augier and Summit
Avenues. Several other negroes were
spectators of the robbery, but Kyle
said they apparently feared to inter
vcne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
"FirstWith them eWs'
American S Adopted
by League of Nations
tBy United News.l


GENEVA. Aug. 3i.-Thc League
OF Nations adopted American cur
rency RS It's official medium Of
payment today. because the Amer
lean dollar is the only stable unit
I'm the world.
a balance Of s36o,ooo In New
York is now carried ny the sccre-
tariat. and all members of the
League are required to pay their
quotas in dollars.
1t lis expected that Canada's pro-
posed amendment suppressing
Article > OF the covenant will be
rejected. bccause 1t has been
pointed out, that it's passage would
not fulfili the object Of encourage
ing the United States to join tho
league.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
U. S. Will Act Unless Insur-
rectionisls Comply With
Presidents Orders.
2 TROOP REGIMENTS
ARE READY TO MOVE
Proclamation Declaring Mar
tial Law in 5 Counties Is
Ready for PRONUNCIATION.
lBy Associated Press. !


WASHINGTON, Aug. 3i-Thc Fed
crai government stood ready tonight
to act in West Virginia should to-
m"rrow's reports show lack of com
piiancc with President Hardings
proclamation calling on all persons
engaged in unlawful and insurrec-
tionary proceedings" to return to
their homes.
TWO regiments of troops, of 1000
men each. one at Camp Sherman,
Ohio. and the other at Camp DIX,
\. j.. were in readiness to move into
the state on a moments notice. War
Department officials said.
~ proclamation declaring martial
law in five West Virginia counties
has been drawn up and signed by the
ircsident, ready for PRONUNCIATION.
Officials. however remained still
hopeful tonight that neither of these
steps would he necessary, although
their spirit of optimism had been
lowered during the day by dispatches
from the disturbed area telling of
clashes betwcn bands of armed men
and state authorities and containing
no indications of disposition to
comply with the Presidents procla-
nation.
NInkc Survey of Situntion.
Decision as to whether the Federal
government will order troops into
thc-State and declare martial lava
step which has not been taken in any
state since the days Immediately fol-
lowing the Civil War-will depend on
conditions as reported by Brigadier-
General Bandholtz at noon tomorrow.
the hour fixed as Il limit ty President
Harding. General Bandholtz left
Washington late today and, on arriv-
will begin survey of the situation.
The declaration OF military rule
and the use OF troops to enforce It..
If found to be necessary by General
Bandholtz. IL was stated. will be con-
fined 10 Kanawha, Fayettc. Boone.
Logan ana MIngo Counties. compris-
ing a section In the southwestern part
of the state. and embracing Charles
ton. the state capital
Reports from several points in the
disturbed area were forwarded to
Secretary Weeks by Governor Nor
gan during the day. They said they
resented orders to dispense, dcclar-
ing they would force the government
TO declare martial law and threat
cming To blow up troop trains in the
event soldiers were sent into the
State
\ telegram. signed by members of
tContineud on Page 2. Col, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
THREE MORE BODIES
RECOVERED AT HULL
Total Of Twenty-Five Have been
Taken From wreckage OF
the xR-o

HULL, ENGLAND. Aug. 3l.-Three
more bodies were recovered from the
wreckage Of dirigible ZR-2 late to-
day. making total OF twenty-five
recovered since the disaster. One
OF the three was identified as that OF
Flying officer v. II. Wicks. The body
which was washed ashore this morn
ing was later identified as that Of
Sergeant ]. w. Mason, OF the Royal
Air Force. e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
SENATOR CROCKETT
RESIGNS HIS SEAT
Quits I'm Order to Retain Omce of
Assistant to u. s. Attorney
General
Especial tn The Times Dispatch.

tSpecini to me TlmcS- Dispatch.
TAHEW ELL. VA, Aug. 3l.-R. q.
Crockett, senator from the district
composed OF Tazewell. Buchanan and
Russell. has resigned, having been
advised by Acknowledgement DauGh-
erty that, he cannot retain the office
and that OF assistant to the U. 5.
Attorney-General. to which he was
recently appointed.
II Is reported here that Attorney
James w. IIarman likely will be u
candidate for the uncXpircd term of
Mr. Crockett
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01

l TOY A5sUCIHtVu fTeSS,
BERLIN, Aug. 31.-A commercial
eaty between Germany and Italy
III come into force September /.
bder the instrument the two gov
hments will undertake to facilitate
|ports and exports of specified cat
bries. The treaty will be operative
nine months, and after this period
4 be automatically renewable un-
s denounced by months notice by
aer Of the contracting parties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
,41|.LFAST R|OT|NG.
ITSELF OUT;
Is DEAD, 100 HURT
Exhaustion Of Fighters and
Vigorous Action by Sol.
diers Halls Warfare.
DRIVE BELLIGERENTS
OUT OF BATTLE ZONE
British Officials Are Divided
as TO Effect Of Latest
Uprising.
ssILENcE siInoups NEW Note
Mystery as TO Reply Dc valera wtli
SIS Make Ia Lloyd Georges Lust
Declaration Decpens.
DRIVE BELLIGERENTS
OUT OF BATTLE ZONE
.lsILENcE snuouDs NEW Note
Mystery ms TO Reply De ynirra NH
~ Make la Lloyd Georges Lust
Declaration Decpens.
ny Percy snrl.
nited News STAFF Correspondent.

Hiteus news stan Correspondent
LONDON, Aug. 3I.--At least t,ir-
ffecn have botn killed and more than
,asssi00 wounded in the bitter fac.ionai
ssSrtoting Will Las ragged thr oughout
SsSBclfast for three days. and which
Sfnaxi appears TO have burned its-lf
;;cut sthroueh exhaustion OF IN. soiri,
.sssof tho fighters and tho vigorous &C
k5tson by troops and police To drive the
out OF tho battle zone.
Brtlisii officials are divided in
I fir opinion Of the effect Of the Bel
Tiotine, although many OF them
= dst that since the truce actually
:,e.ppiies only 10 the South o. ireland.
e action In the North cannot DO con.
struea as a general breakdown OF tho
IS peace, which. until Sunday, had set
81 tied over ihc entire island
s. Troops Battle Flames.
81 All night and all day the truops.
a called In upon the declaration or
sigtna-tial law. and battaiions of fire.
Simen fought to extinguish the flames
\ dwelling houses and business
Ildings which had been put TO the
en- by the belligcrGnts.
~ Our OF tho wounded In today's
q lfe cied later In the hosp:taI.
anging the casualty list .or the sin.
Iday up TO FIVE killed and thirty
hed.
y sna na = militia Ey--s h,a;iS. su ccoetIed a. IN.
r FStoring at least semblnnce or or
{. W" atter morning OF rio,ing, whlc:,
Fned busy streets into Variable
Sman's lands. The battle grew
PEe intense at noon. and practical
AZ shops were closed. while ne
trians bolted for shelter. Gun
advanced through the streets fir
indiscriminate!y, ana ambuiances
'heo oack and forth from the bat
ground 10 the hospitals.
Mystery as to the answer Eamonp
valera VIII make to Lloyd Georges
declaration OF the governments
ton in the Irish question has
pened considerably in tho mas,
enty-four hours
The Irish leader did not go IN m.
nsion House In Dublin uu,il l,,.
the afternoon, while Tho Do,I
reann Cabinet held no meetinr a,
shis has strengthened the report
the Daffs reply has already been
pleted
silence shrouds New Note.
ne striet+--' tlencc surrounds the
r!sS 80 1t is variously re-
:. az s4 been dispatched to
Adon, and Hs hnvEag been held in
hiin And there are ali kinds of
lectures as to its text. Certain
'ials believe the note will suggest
her conversations Mt Lonscn, that
embodles strong references 10
itlons in Belfast, and that IL
ests against the inclusion of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
THERMOMETERS GOES
TO los AT DANVILLE
Temperature Records Are broken ro(
Summer NIX CITY Sizzles In
IIenf.

DANVILLE. VA. Aug. 3l.-Tod4y
was the hottest so far experienced
this summer One carefully tested
instrument on Main Street standing
I'm theS shade registered l05 degT.cs
shortly afternoon. In the full glare
of the sun where "a large forR OF
workmen are rearing the new} Ma
sonic temple the thermometer 3egis.
tered 1ls. degrees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01

Special excursion to Western North
Carolina. All regular trains. Sept Cd,
Pullmans, dnys,coaches. Sixteen days
In TIL q LIND OF THE SKY. Low
fare5, SOUTHERN RAILWAY. 8og ID.
.hdatlr ,T--lAdYertisement. fEl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01

Washington Excursion.3Ho sd tSsn 4 hsSs q;
3rd-5th, $500 from Hlohmond. ~ T.S,ss.sssSss -
suit r., +. g. y. Ticket AGenix~,sIdi.3' KS
vertisement. Y: 81 81 ~ M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01

Norfolk, s2.40: Ocean View. se.s5;
Va. Beach. $3.25; r. [. every Sunday
N. s. w. Nv. Broad ST. sta. S:E5 and
.9 a. M.-Advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01

On Page 2. Col. p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
The Weather

rally Fair Today md Tomorrow,
OF Quite So Warm I'm East and
& Central Portions Today.
full weather repor; see Editorial Page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-01
slienee shrouds Ncw Note.
isesman-I,al,an Treaty in Emee,.

contlnued on Paso 2, Col. 5J