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The Era-leader., 1921-06-09

Ceacue'a "elcoue W L fIauhiln'On'
Mrs. Florence Alfordleft Sun.
day for her home in Jackson,
Miss.
The first lesson is to saye--so
trade at the Boston Store and
save money.
Count oorvonod 1fonaor 4ho
Grand Jury also being in session
for the weeks work.
Nv ond Mrs w n Wood
snont Sunday with Mrs p Z
Hyde at Tangipahoa.
Mns N po.or,o,, i oh;1a aro,
,,.,,,,,oa 1os4 -,oI, eroa, visit
with roIativos At Lake Charles
n, n p.u r.
..., e.
49,, ,,;-;t ho,'o u;+h rola
-n''s h0'V'i'' 0.l0' 'N'''D ''' y ''A
,.00S -''o ~ 49, ,d:S M
Tl -n
, H''eN'
Mrs. Ellen baolnston enjoyed
a 'isi' 'nfo VIC "eeN'en" 1'oA
her nausnU7i' MI o L. - N'np
Von VI A's noi'"'
Rev. J. J. Stringfield returned
from the Bogalusa hospital Sat
: urday and seems very greatly
lmpro'eo Ill ile"'O'''
i Reuben Fornea resigned hi
Q position with the Frankllntol
Light and Power 20. and move'
e back to his old home at Plcayune
Miss.
D Miss Marina OIouse' M
J, D, q. WOOD, ana MISS huAn
u Wood motofeo 10 I1a'nuaono "a'
) Ponchatoula lor d "eeA'eno 'lei
n with relatlVes'
.e Miss Georgia Barnette, Louis
e lana State Secretary, ", M. U.
se is spending this week anon
D. the Baptist People here, teacI
Ing d hle''ou a'"'S C'''' A'0
Is oeihs "0ii "''oA"o"'
! Miss Texana Carter returne
/ Friday from a lengthy visit
y Mansfield, and brought with he
Mrs. T. }. Magee and young II
. fant, and Miss Ina Adams, WI
will remain for SIX weeks VlsI
n 1ao,, nr,a c+ora hos y,
come from the hands of the de
orator and shows an artistic
feet which would do credit to
city drug store. The cold drll
and refreshment section is spe
ally inviting and shows an appI
citation by the firm of it's exte
sive summer trade.
n q Foil honoht tho nroper
po;,road Avanno recantIv {
;oA hu Mr. and Mrs On
ooo,s ,ong moved his fam
.no.o fro,n Clifton Mr. r
1os hoon ~ tho mercantile hr
,oss haro for sovoral months q
The Era-leader., 1921-06-09

The annual report of State Fire
Marshal Lecoq recorded a total
fire loss in Louisiana, during 1921
of S6,181,0 ,095.
The Era-leader., 1921-06-09

Greesburg Sunday.
A.. y c.al ,,5
of pou,Iosa visited w., n u |
Struggled last week.
1lrs r !, Nfoooa o,+o.4o;.,od
o+ dionor So,4ar ,,,.,4. ho;,r
Mrs. T. !, Maoao and Rnv II T
Pettus.
The Rostoo Storo tho storo
that .annroc;atos conn +rodo
small or )arpp
Dorman Corkern, Sheldon
Bateman and Loyd Simmons of
New Orleans were weekend
visitors.
p;obora p,h;rc,o~ 1o4 ,t,,r
day for Thibedaux to do con-
tirct work with the good road 5
contractors
=, =, r,,
1 th;' - sfta,,
suffering a critical illness from
annendicitus,
-, .,..
49,, v.n;o C,uo.,hu
o - v,.,r III
bar. :. nronnt a,tnntion
MISS M0's'e h"'0 0'''' o.
ed SATURDAY n'sh' lFom VIC L. T.
aHo ~ d. Oolo "''S' '1'','
Will Speno '"e s0'n"e' . '00"
tlon at home
D. G. Wood and J. 0. Brum.
li0'u N'''o'''" ''-O .,o
l" A''" ,.;
lO' c,1:s,,
n'Ns "'' IL '
Mrs, Jimmie MOBILES and oaogh
t ter, Miss Ruby With H. H. Doo
son m0tored over from ham
mond and spent the early part 0
the Week With Mesdames BURR:
/ ana booSou'
. Plested, accordlan, knife, mem
stitching, embroidering, beading
, soaloping; faucy braldlng, out
tonholing, button covering; coun
:, try orders solicited.
Miss Belle Iynes- fitzgerald,
63S Canal St, New orleans, La
Mrs, s, K. Cozine, who ha
! been visiting in Hattiesburg TO
several months returned hom
Wednesday ACCOMPANIED by Mrs
Frank T. Myers, who will malz
s. a visit, Joining here her sister
3" Mrs Alex l.. George and so
d RllIv>of League, Texas, VIII
IL arrive Thursday.
,,. ,to,.r WOOD and p,or
5. coonor conroson,;no th
, Franklinton Epworth League
= and Miss TAME Stafford of th
u Fisher League, left Monda
Ii morning for Mansfield, to atten
the annual encampmeut thru tt
ID next ten days.
to M. Dua of ro,;,,,;on 10,
er .,,,aod tho;r uorl, on tho tax Il,
a. t wool, .na oxnrossad ther
The Era-leader., 1921-06-09
Tie Boston St0re-the store

Judge and Mrs. P. B. Carter
entertained relatives from
Gree>burg Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
tBy Associated prcssl

PARIS. July ls.-Th. league o. ma
lions Is going ahead with it's work
IN connection with disarmament on
the theory that il will in no wise i'm :
icrferc with the proposed conference
on limitation OF arnamcnts in Wash
inGton and that it may devotion in
formation which would be of use 10
such conference
That was the decision announced
at the opening session today OF tho
temporary mixed coinmiss ion for the
rcdtftion Of ornaments. appointed by
The league. which was presided over
by Rene VIviani. Of France. chairman
or the commission
NJ vivian. " i. Fisher. the British
representative; Senator Carlo Schan-
Ger. OF Italy. and the delegates Of tho
leading nations represented ON the
commission were agreed on this and
also were in accord in praise OF P-csi-
dent Hard!nS's initiative in propos-
ing a conference on armamcnts. They
declared the league could not but well
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
IRy Associated rressl

q, TOKYO. July ls-Ypkio OzaAi.
CORNER minister OF justice whose re-
solution proposing curtailmcnt o.
laval ar!naments was rejected by IN.
Japanese House Of Representatives.
IN February. IN commenting today on
President harding's proposal for "a
conference OF the great powers on
armament Limitation and Far Eastern
questions. said that when he intro
duced his resolution the people
thought 1t Utopian and 1t Was in
differently treated.
Now that prcsidcn; Harding has
issued Il world summons other nucs.
tons VIII ne discussed. 5u, their
Importance is dwarfed by that Of
disarmament" NJ. Ozaki declared
participation by china may seem
strange because OF her Slight navy.
but it IS only reasonable that she
should he invited because She is
virtually interested in Pacific prob
IONS"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
CAPTAIN CHEW TO SERVE
TERM IN MILITARY PRISON
lBy Associated Press

NEW YORK, July lG.-Aftcr the
lonses; court martial proceedings on
record at Governors Island. Captain
Beverly Grayson Chew. of Washing
ton, was convicted tonight OF con
duct mnbccoming an officer forgery
and representations Of fellow officers.
lie was sentenced TO dismissal, from
the service and seven years at hard
labor i'll a military prison TO he dcsig
mated later.
The trial continued eight weeks.
Every effort was made by the defense
to prove that the accused officer was
insane as 4 result or gas and wounds
received in France and that he was
not responsible for his acts when N
October 1920 he visited Washingt on
Baltimore and other cities with NO
man. registering at prominent
hotels in the names of fellow officers
and forging their signatures to
checks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
ULSTER CABINET
MEMBERS ARRIVE
FOR CONFERENCE
De Valera and Lloyd George
Will Resume Meetings Mon
day Afternoon.
SlNN FEM PROPAGANDlsT.
FREED. JOINS DELEGATES
Desmond Fitzgerald Is Liber-
ated From Internment
Camp by British.
WILL. NOT WEAKEN NATION
Craig Wires War Memorial Meet
ing lie Will Consent To Moth
ing Hurting Empire.
icy Associated Press. !

LONDON, July 16.-Eamonn de Va
lera's proposal and the nature of Sir
James Craigs conversations with
Premier Lloyd George remain closely
guarded secrets. There was no con-
terence between British Prime Min
lister and the Irish Republican leader
today.
De Valera will visit Lloyd George
probably Monday afternoon. and in
some quarters it is predicted that
round-table conference may hi,
held Tuesday. This. however. is only
Indicative of the hopeful feeling gem
orally prevailing regarding the
progress Of the negotiations for an
Irish settlement
Slim Fcin Delegates Rc-Enforccd.
The Sim Fcin delegates we've
Joined this evening By Desmond
Fitzgerald, Sim Fein minister of
propaganda. who has just been re-
leased from an internment camp. Tho
delegates Will remain in London Tor
the Weekend. exchanging visits with
Irish sympathizers. The party motor
ed tn tho outskirts OF London this
afternoon and took tea at St. An
thongs Hospital At Sutton. where a
son OF the Lord Mayor OF Dublin is
resident surgeon.
Three members OF the Ulster Cab
met II. NJ. Pollock, T.. A. Archaic
and L. NJ Andrews. with the secre-
tary. Colonel Spendcr. also arrived
in London this afternoon and joined
the Marquis OF Londonderry, who
holds the post of Minister OF Educa-
ton IN North Ireland. They confer
red with the Ulster Premier tonight
in preparation for the meeting OF Sir
James Craig with Premier Lloyd
George after the latter's return from
Chcuucrs Court Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
JAPAN IA VORS CHINA
AS A PARTICIPANT IN
ARMAMENT PARLEY.S
REDUCTION CFARAlAMEN7,S
IS TOPIC OF CONSIDERATION
OFLEAGUE BODYS MEETING
Representatives of Affliating Nations in Full Accord
win Hardlngs Call, and Declare World Society
commissions Work May Be Of Use to Conference.

come joyfully al deliberations having
in view solution OF tho dclicai. a nd
complex general question, which IN.
league was studying effectively.
viii Proceed CnutIously.
Brief exchanges Of views ;hts
morning showed the delegates were
impressed with the necessity OF nro.
ceed!ng prudcntiy with the question
by easy stages since IL is Impossible
not Ia take into account the spcciaI
situation Of certain countries and the
absence OF Russia and Germany from
the league. The commission VIII FRS,
make general survey Of the stun
ton as set forth hy data gathered by
the leagues consultative. military and
naval commission and appoint sub
committees 10 take up special
branches Of the subject.
Tn" tendency In French circles to
consider the leagues disarmament
commission useless in view Of the
proposed Washington conference WAS
deprecated by the argument tina, the
continued on Page :. CO.. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
by Robert II. Prev.

LONDON, July lG.-Thcre are GO
ing to be great happenings in Wash
ington week after next when Lord
Northcliffc meets President Harding
in single combat on the Washington
golf links.
The great British publisher left
London today. expressing the nope
that hc would be able to retrieve
the laurcls shOrn from the British
golfers ut St. Andrews. where Jock
Hutchison lifted the open champions
ship.
This morning. only two hours be-
lore the boat train was due to leave.
Lord Northcliffe WAS still IN the Tot
teridSe course getting In the best
possible trim for the match with
the President. He has arranged for
apparatus which will permit him to
practice driving on the upper deck
Of the Aquitania while at sea.
The meeting, preliminaries of which
have already been arranged by both
sides, Is expected to take place on
July rs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
F|NN|CAN IS FOR SELLING
SOFT DRINKS ON SUNDAY
Stand on blue" Laws Brings Ap-
plausc From Audience in Bar
ton Heights School.
MANY CANDIDATES. sPEAk
Mrs. Janet Durham Says Don't
Vote for Me Because I am "A Wo.
man, hut Don't Eliminate Nc
for That Reason"

MEG. G. FinnSan candidate for
commemorative Attorney. Was APP
plaudcd at the meeting in the Bar
ton Heights School last night when
lie asserted that, IL elected, he would
not interfere with the selling OF soft
drinks or amateur baseball games on
sunday. The meeting was not very
largely attended, there being no,
over forty or nifty men and women
present, but there was no lack OF
enthusiasm. Other candidates for the
same Office who spoke were George
l.. Wise. incumbent. and A. o. Bo-
schcn. Other speakers included eight
candidates for the Legislature and
the two candidates for City Sergeant.
{. w. Crowder candidate TO- the
House of Delegates. was the first
speaker. He promised to do his
utmost il elected To bring about tax
reform, insisting that the present
system was incquitable and ouCh. to
lac revised. The Third Congressional
District. Of which Richmond is IA part,
pays more than one fifth OF the taxes
OF the state. he said. and this con-
STUFFED manifest injustice
H. Il. Fuller. also "a candidate for
the House. Of which he is now n
member. was another speaker who
promised tax reform. If IL could be
put over" il he is returned lie
also promised to work for the rcten-
ZION Of tlc medical school in Rich
in"nd. the rcdiStriciing OF the STAT.
IN II manner that will give Richmond
increased representation in the Leg.
stature and for progressive. legisla
ton generally.
T. Gray iladdon spoke briefly.
romisins 10 give his whole time and
LNmli inII.l ON Pho.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
GRAND STAND BURNS AT
PETERSBURG BALL PARK

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. VA, July iG.-Fire
OF unknown origin destroyed the
crandstand at Mckenzie Street Base
bail Park this afternoon. delaying
The progress OF bal! game between
Petersburg and Richmond coiorcd
teams. The park is operated by The
Petersburg Sports Corporation, own
crs OF the local Virginia League
;ctu,
he learned owing 10 the directors
being out OF the city for the week
end. Wncn the free started. the
srandstand was occupied by white
patrons OF the game, and within n
few seconds the entire structure was
Il mass OF namcs, having gained head
way at the from; before heinz DIS
covered. No one was INJURED owing
To the cooincss Of the police, who d.
rected the crowds to the exits. The
game continued after the structul G
had been burned to the ground
While en- route 30 the fire. one CT
the large motor trucks from Halifax
street IRE house crashed into a horse
and buggy on North Union Street.
which resulted in the smashing OF
tho vehicle and slightly injuring n
colored preacher named Whitfield. OF
Prince George County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
LORD NOR7.HCLLFFE WILL MEET
PRESIDENT HARDING IN GOLF
MATCH ON WASf1INGTONLLNKS
British Publisher Leaves London Expressing Hope
That He Would Retrieve Laurels Shorn From Eng
land When Jock Hutchinson Lifted Chamnonebin

Waterloo Station was crowded with
newspaper men this afternoon. who
had gathered to tender their fare
wells To Lord Northcliffc. Just be-
fore stepping into his compartment
he said:
intend To spend three days in
New York. then go to Washington.
where have a golting date with
President Harding. shall then go
to Canada, going TO the East from
Vancouver don't expect 10 visit
California this trip.
81 want to investigate immigration
in British Columbia and
then continue my trip around the
world. which will last the whole of
next winter
The publisher expects to be in
Japan at the time of the Washing
ton conference. Wickham Stecd, ed
itor OF the London Times. accom-
panies him as far as Vancouver.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
MILLS COMPANY QUITS
THE BUILDERS EXCHANGE
President Was Criticized by Body
for Tentative War Memorial
Building Award.
NO COMMENT on RESIGNATION
Awarding OrSanizat ions VIII Meet
Wednesday Night to Consider the
Library Proposal-lnvitc Inter
cstcd Persons to Attend.

Tho resignation Of the Virginia
Eouipmen, and SUNNY Cop.,,n- az
80,
Vas "CCeP'cu "''hoo' comment al
'n"cting OF ihs lt!ehmoni fuiiGcTs
Exchange on Frh!..y night. a. VIII. oh
,imo the board ~ di-e,tors elected
-,
pr'Such'' t'"FhcsN ~ N'Cc-ptts'-
dent. ! q. Earnest, secretary, and j.
T.. Phillips. Jr.. treasurer.
Tb. yi-rini, ro,,,r,,.,, ana SIM.
"'N"''o'' h"''ae's ENC '"'sH "e'" use
II represents manufacturers OF vari-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
PLAN LASTING MEMORIAL
TO MRS. B. B. VALENTINE
Movement Will Take Tangible
Shnpc AT Meeting In Monument
tai Church Sunday, July 20.
COMMITTEES is TEL
Mrs. John II. Lewis, OF Lynchburg,
Heads Body-Virginia League OF
Women Voters Drafts Resolution
TO Take Action.

Plans Tor Il permanent memorial to
butte to her religious. philanthropic
and civic work. in Behalf Of city.
state and nation. will take tangible
shape sunday afternoon. July -. a,
" o'clock. in Monumental! Church.
Decision To hold II memorial meet In :,
vas reached yesterday afternoon at IA
special meeting III a committee Of
the league. held in the home of Mrs.
Charles q Boshcr, chairman OF the
committee on resolutions formed FRI.
day afternoon in response TO call
issued by Miss Adele Clark, chair
man OF the league.
All civic bodies of which Mra. VAL
cniinc Was = founder or charter mem
her and all religious groups with
V hiCh she was associated have been
invited 10 take part in the memorial
service at Monumental Church a week
from today. The completed plans
FOR the service will he announced
later.
Mrs. Valentine. at the time OF hcr
death. was honorary chairman Of the
lTElnlt League OF w omen voters.
and was formerly president Of the
Equal Suffrage League OF Virginia, It's
predecessor
Mrs. John II. Lewis. of l.NnchburS,
honorary vco-c chairman of the VIZ
einin League OF Women Voters has
been elected as chairman .! The ne :
mortal committee. the personnel -!
which viii be composed of women
from the entire state.
The Virginia I.cagnr Of Women
Voters is in receipt Of the :cllowin =
telegram from Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Catt. president Of the National Amer
lean Woman Sumagc Association and
honorary president OF the National
League Of Women Voters.
Please express 10 family and SUI
trase friends OF Lila Meade Val" =" inc
the sinccrest sympathy OF III" urd
OF the National American Woman
suffrage Association We are CRATE
ful that she was spared TO rejoice
with us over our great victory. Hers
viii bu Il rich reward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
lEy Associated Press. !.

FAIRS, July l6. General t.. T. Il.
Maud 'iuy. military governor OF
Metz, died today.
General de Maud 'liuy was born In
Lorraine. Ae II child he witness.
The capituiation OF Metz To the Ger
mans, and thereafter conSccrutcd
himself 10 the task OF aiding in the
restoration OF his province To france.
AT the age OF II he left Iorr3nnc for
France. entered the Saint Cyr Mili-
'ary school at -. and was Gradu-
ated 1T 20 among the first OF his class.
NJ the outbreak OF the war he was
In temporary command OF the Six
tcen;h Division. ut Dijon. forming
part OF the Eighth Corps and The
armies OF Lorraine. lie marched on
Sarrcbourg. personally led night
attack upon the heights dominating
Blamont, and entered Sarrebourg on
August Is, 1914.
Tho second army. under General
de Castclnau. marching on Morhanse
having been obliged to retire, the
division OF General de Maud 'Huy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
IRISH GUARD SECRETS
OF ALL CONFERENCES
WITH LLOYD GEORGE
LIFE TERM IN PRISON GIVEN
MRS. KABER FOR MURDER OF
HUSBAND; JURY URGES MERCY
Escapes ElectricChair Penalty Through Plea in Yer
dict-Defendant Shows No Signs of Interest
When Hateful Decision Is Read

formatory for women at Marysville
by Judge Maurice Bcrnon. Had the
jury not recommended mercy. the
court would have been compelled to
sentence her To die in the electric
chair.
The prison term for Mrs. Kabcr was
the first final result OF the States
EFFORT TO bring to justice those re-
sponsibie for the murder OF the Lake
wood publisher as he lay an invalid
in his home on the night OF July IS.
1919. There remain five others 10 be
tried on frst degree murder charges
in connection with the crime.
I" Try Mother md Daughter.
Two OF these are Mrs. Mary Brickcl
mother. and Miss Marian McArdle.
daughter OF Mrs. kaber. Miss Nc
Ardlc was with her mother. who was
lying in Il scmiconscious state in her
cell in the county jail when news of
the verdict brought to them by
Attorney Francis w. PoulSon. Mrs.
tContinued on Page 6. Col. A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
ITALY UNDECIDED
ABOUT DELEGATE
TO CONFERENCE
Three Names Prominently Men
toned, Among Them Being
Former Premier.
JAP CONSUL AT NEW YORK
REITERATES NIPPON STAND
Declares His Government AL
ways Ready to Contribute to
Enduring Peace of World.
WANT PROBLEMS DEFINED
Asserts Any Scheme or Undcr,aI,
ing Aiming at High Ideals
Arc Welcome.
JAP CONSUL AT NEW YORK
ReITERATES NIPPON STAND
W Ant PROBLEMS DEFINED
Asserts Any Scheme or Undcr,ak
ing Aiming at High Ideals
Arc Welcome.
ny Matthew T.. Tlshe.

NsHiNGTON. July i8.-tithouEh
'hnan Inns been Informed by tho
United States TINT the Far Eastern
Issues ~ the forthcoming internn-
f'"nni conference must he formulated
u! III" conference itself and therefore
cannot he revealed To her In advance,
nevertheless this government hn, n
very definite program In mind, IL wns
learned today. When the conference
"'e'H this program OF Issues will he
rr"'enfcdsby the American dcicga-
ZION. net ms written formula of
proceedings, hut ono ny one for dis
ruAai0E.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
China to BE Represented.
tBy ASSOCIATED Press. ]

PEKING, July l6.-Thc student, con.
iroIled Daily News rcjo!ces that
China. though NOT factor in the
ornaments question. is to he given
place at the proposed Washington
conference.
Great Britain has Just aclinow-
lodged the fact that china is TO be
treated as an independent nation in
The course OF the discussion OF :hc
imperial conference" adds the news =
paper. while the unitd states has
again declared its insistencc on the
open door policy. China wants dis
scasions. she is entitled 10 the re-
Spcct due u sovereign nation"
ROME, July 6.---Discussion has
started over the question of who viii
represent l;aiy at the Washington
disarmament conference. Among
those mentioned are Tomasso Tit
toni, former Premier and now prcsi-
dent o! the Senate: Nittorio Scialoia
Continued on Page =. Col. a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
GENERAL L. E. DE HUY
MILITARY GOVERNOR OFMETZ
DIESM CITYHE Hell PED FREE
French General When Child, Witnessed Capituaton of
Native Province to Invading Teutons and Consecrated
Himself to Task of Etfecting Its Restoration.

Was Obliged To follow. bat retreatet
only under formal superior orders.
iiis mastery conduct of this re-
treat ana his successful execution
or orders TO throw the Germans baSk
across the Mortagne. during the bat
Tie OF the Grand Couronne de Nancy
earned him the command OF the
Eighteenth Army Corps. at head OF
which lie faced the t;ermans in the
battle OF the Marine.
ON September 30 he was called to
the command OF the Tenth Army, and
between october and 10 his men
checked the attack of hve German
corps and permitted the movement
OF the British. troops toward the
north in the race of the belligerents
TO the sea.
- Among the best-known exploits o.
the Tenth Army while under Generai
de Maud Hugs command was the
capture OF the heights at Notre Dame
de Ia Loretta, dominating the indus-
trial center Of Lens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
j. Fl. JAMES IS WINNER
WAKDERBY, CLRCLLNG
BRITISH CAPITAL TWICE
Hawker's Successor as Cham
pion Flyer Captures Two
Trophies by Victory.
by Associated Press. !

HENDoN. ENG. July i6.-. H.
lanes won the aerial Derby o: 200
miles today. consisting OF two 100
mile circuits around London no
Americans were among the twelve
starters.
The race started at Hcndon with
turning points at Brookiands. Ep-
som. West Thurrock, Epping and
licrtt"rd. James. who is considered
the best flyer since the death OF:
Harry tiawkcr. was the winner OF
two trophies both for the fastest time
and handicap with $500 in cash pre-
scented by The Royal Aero Club
As preliminary TO the Derby AN
Intcrunlvcrsity air race TOOK place
between teams rcprcscntiuS Cam
bridge ann Oxford The course was
three Times around forty-milc cur
cult touching iicndon. Epping ami
HEREFORD The race was won by
Cambridge on points.