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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
PLEAS FOR 9 CANDIDATES
ARE MADE AT WESTHAMPTOM

Nine addresses were made at Nest
hampton schoolhousc last night in
behalf of candidates for various Of
fees to be nominated in the primary
next Tuesday. The meeting was uu-
der auspices of the Citizens Associa-
ton of WeSthampton. The auditorium
was well hllcd with Interested citi-
zcns. including many women
IT. {. Fletcher and II. c. Bcattie, Sr.
candidates for the Legislature. spok.
in their own behalf: George q. Greene
spoke in behalf OF Berkeley II. Adams
Tor state Corporation Commissioner.
and Elhcn G. FoikcS presented his
own plc" In the race for Lieutenant
Governor. Miss Nora Houston spoke
for Senator j. T.. West; w w Bcvcr-
ley Tor Senator Julien Gum and 6.
u. Amber for Kenneth y. Gilpin
I'M Montague presented the claims
Of Senator L.. Lee Trinklc for guber-
Material honors. and Alexander H.
Sands those of Harry St George
Tucker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
MAJOR HENRY c. CARTER
PASSES ElGHTlETH YEAR

Yesterday was the S0th birthday of
Major Henry &. Carte: formerly Of
the Third Company. Richmond How =
itzcrs. During the day, Major Carter
received many CONGRATULATIONS on his
anniversary So far as known. he IS
the only surviving officer uf tho com
mand with which he served during
the War Between the states.
Major Garter was in command OF
his battery AT the nrst enlargement
of the war-Ecthcl. eight miles from
Williamsburg and he personally fired
the first gun in that enlargement.
There We're three other guns In his
battery. but he had the only rarrott
gun on the field for his forces. The
first shot wrought haVic in tho ranks
Of the Federal forces. tho Infantry
receiving the FIRST charge. Tina; was
June 10. 1861. siN days after tho COM
mand left Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
SEEK PERMIT TO BUILD
HIGHLAND PARK SCHOOL

contractor j. r. Nuckols yesterday
hIeu with Building Inspector Butler
wv" applications for permits 10 buiII
the proposed schoolhousc at Fcndall
Avenue and Crawford street. to cost
$4,000. ana to alter the school build.
.hs IN iiishland Park at Il cost O:
S'i'uuv contracts for these buildings
were let hy the city School Board at
Il recent meeting, after IL was found
lHnds IN hand were not sufficient 70
cover the amounts required to carry
out IN" original plans of the board to
hui!d TWO new structures and remodel
TWO. CITY Council appropriated 81
100000 for the work. To be expended
III three inStallmcnts. The FIRST bonds
Soid at such Il low price. however
mat II was found there would not he
sufficient money with which to carry
out the original program. The next
issue may he sold in January.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
BABY BOND REDEMPTION
RECALLS PANIC OF 1883
Heir to Mittcldorfcr Estate Brings
to Light Negotiable Paper of
Ancient Vintage.

l.. Il. Edwards. deputy in the office
"i comptroller Cofcr. yesterday was
called upon to redeem Il baby bomb
oil the city of Richmond of the issu.
oi 1873. of the value OF So at 4 pcr
cent. The bond is one of an issue
OF S25O,O00. of which $4,000 were
sold at that time.
There are still! $50 of this issue
out SAID MIR. Edwards The bonds
were issued 10 relieve the financial
StrinScncN Salaries were paid with
'hcfh Tor a short period. bccaus. III.
panic of that year had depleted the
money markets and funds were hard
10 get We understand that some of
THESE bonlis We're burned in the de-
Struction of the home of a resident
of Hanover County some years auo.
AS but $50 are still missing of this
issue. this bond may be- the last which
we may expect to recover. This bond
was found IN the effects of the Nit
teidori"r estate, and was brought in
oy oncLof the heirs, merely to asccr-
iain its value. 1t was promptly re-
deemed"
Many OF the older citizens recall
the panic of that 'period-just before
the campaign in which the slogan &c
to !" carried William Jennings Rryan
to defeat. John *. Childrey was CITY
Treasurer at that time and Edward
j. Warren was City auditor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
Police Explode
Near Mystery
fapdang of Bones IN Cas-
het Had Ea1ma1.ks
of Crime.

my s'erS attaches to finding by
'o''ce OF an improviscd caske, nr
zones on the city dump a, Sixth ana
49, "i streets yesterday. An anonv-
NOUS telephone call at headouar,crs
- .Y" ot inc discovery which bore the
e"'"'arks Of Il crime.
oaptain Wright notified Licu,enarr
nr!aht' who. in company win So
N"ilam. made n hurried trim
~ ire scene. group of colorcd no..
p'c oiuck awnv. on being ,r,cs,innc1
inc exact location. refused -
Icau the officers 10 the cask", I'm,
'o.h'ed IN the direction in which /.
ahe bones bore evidence of having
pcch IN Il medical laboratory ANA ne
INC box was similar To thar usc, ~,
me school authorities as 3: cortainar
,or skeletons. police think a student
~ inc DoX in boarding hous. and
.ha' on its discovery. it was hlulcd
Ia the dump.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
QUICKER PULLMAN SERVICE
10 RICHMOND Is ANNOUNCED

Richmond is 10 be benefited by new
and accelerated passenger train
schedules decided .iDn att a meeting
OF oihc!h!s of the southern Railway.
held IN Charlotte Thursday. 1t was
decided 10 establish sleeping car
line on Southern train No. IS. l.avinl,
Atlanta ~ 1890 noon, arriving in
Richmond at 7.lO o'clock the follow
ing morning This Pullman sIcvuiu,:
car line Will ne on the Southwestern
Limited or the Southern. which
Genes through from New Orleans.
making direct connections from CALI
fornia and Southwest Texas.
DIVISION Passenger Agent Wcsttury
sa!d yesterday that the Pullman
sleeping car would continue to leave
i-ahmond at $.45 j. NJ and reach At
ianta at 1875 o'clock tn" next morn
Ing under the now schedule. which re-
duccs the time between Richmond Y,,i
Atlanta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
E,hibi French Gun. rodn,.

EquIpincnt used by thc Frtn,h
srmies during the world war viii lie
on exhibition in the Ford lot this ar
ternoon at o'clock. under auspices
Of the Richmond Howitzers The OK
hibit includes complete battery OF
French 7"'s and machine guns The
10 nm held gan is the wcapon used
extensively hy In" French and allied
aimics during the war. The gun has
a range of 5000 meters. The object
OF conducsinx this exhibit is TO ac-
quaint The spnhic with weapons used
by the 4meFican, soldiers during the
i1ats ware ASnumber OF horses also
VIII be on%exi1Eltiou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
ALL THREE CANDIDATES
CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS
Neither Gum, Gilpin nor West
Have Any Fear as To Out
come Tuesday.
IRoiIIBITloNIsTs BACK LArrEI.
West Says He Will Get Nomination
Tor Lieutenant Governor by Ma
jority Over His Opponcnts-Gil-
pin and Gum Equally Optimistic.

state Senator Julien Gum yestcr
| day wired Ia W. W. BEVERLEY. b.s
campaign manager here. from Ron
nokc. stating that the pconlo of
that section. realizing that the race
for Governor had mar
rowcd down between Gilpin and
Gum had begun to come his way
and that the Roanoke paperS were
supporting him cditorially.
:. II. CULLEN. CommonWcIa;h's at
torney OF Russell County. wires that
his county shows good prospects for
Gum
Landau Hour. oc po,,c,
that ,;unp wiIi co,,., ,,,,, m...s
ANA star. Scu,,nr N y raa,, -; :
equally os chco,;,,. n,., -, ,,H,,
FAX COUNTY DECLARING Inn, cmn, ,,..,,
carr, ,h. Tbir,y-rnur,b co,,,o.i',
District 80
stat. senator u - p,.r1 wv.
chester save G,,u, v;i,
seventh Dis,ri., l, ,,
lie saws his f,voritc vu, ,,,r, va,
chester ana rr.d.,icl. c,,
largo ,luroli,v
u II S,u,,Ls e,,,,o ~
IN. Hons. nc n.i.,,,n r. ,,,'
dl...> cI,ims ,I,,, emit,
AS wclI os GIo,ros,cr MA r,s.ny
chairman Raycrt,,. .ny. ,,,,.,
an, = c.v. of ,ho c,,n,r..;,,
sor,s received ., bc,dc,,,r,a,
\ statement fran, coro,o T.,
wcsts bcnJ",,,,nrs ,,o"top ~ -
senator w.s, rxucct. go ~,
congressional dis,rj,,. Ia. 49,, ,,a,. 49,,
jnri,v ana ,,yn othcr, ~. q, ,,iur,,,,,...
senator, West d.nouncns no r,nn.,
"tb,, ,Lc Contest rn, rio.,,aun,
,;ny,rno, has n.rrovcu ga :, ,n,.n i,.,
tween GiInir ana ,;unr. ,;r s,,..
..rhis statement fnr.ir.. MO ., -,
third nosiiiop is fols.. J,rnn,.y, .n1
misleading Iotos, r.,nr,g from cor.
comfy ri,y ana die,ric, ;nd;co,o nv
nomination h,. = m,io,i,, NO, .,i, -,
conics ar nm ,r,i,1c ,.i.or c.
,b, y,r.i,;, ,ii,i,, -, 49,, ,,iI
,.rp,n Of Tho Arti-s,loor ,,on,,na ~
which rav p,yid IIorhnr, :. o1i,o,.
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, hir ,,;dolr cirn,,,o,a1
Tn ,-,icro noi,,s 20 Sor,,o. W.,
ono az tho four r,.rons, .. ~
Mann Iill oc ,o,c ,u,, ia hoor
rrri,a hr,,,sc ho NM hocn &, cor
.i.,.r, ,rnhiii,in,is, Gov ,o,rs ~,
r,L yo,ca ,,,ir., ~, ,mc,i.,on,.
.yhi,h ,.,dol IN or,,.c,,,,,c NO Nt,n,,
Nm rha or,;c,c state. I'm, s.,a.n..
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a,.r,. r,o,n
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.,vs mo S,,,cmcnt .hc has hcan ON.
hase go, v.hr,, 10 .,nihi,io
49,, , -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
Try nnNis Aurusf L.

Trial OF Jack" W. Davis. charged
with the murder of Louis Chapman,
was set in Police Court yesterday for
August IL. Edgar r. English. counsel
for the accused. on arrai gnmcnt of his
client, stated he was not ready for
hearing. He indicated that the de-
itnS" would Ice that the weapon used
In ;hc TRAGEDY was fired accidentally.
when Chapman ana his friends were
advancing upon Davis III the roomInS
nous" at TIA" Leigh street address. tho
scene of tie shooting. Application
for bail has not been made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
July 80,
l 8 2 1.
Lay Cornerstone ruIn,.

Exercises incident TO the laying OF
the cornerstone Tor the Cintcr Park
Lahurnum and Seminary Avenues
will be held this afternoon Mt
o'clock Members OF Lewis Gintcr
Lodge. No. JlT. a. +. !S A. NJ. headed
by Worshipful Master II. w. Gum
VIII take part in the ceremonies
Bishop Collins Denny will deliver thu
address. ana II double quartet will
render several selections.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30

Agrccmcn, has been reached on tho
question Of lighting Hui! street. the
decision of a committee appointed by
the South side Citizens Association
deciding on the single lights OF COO
candle power variety. the poles to
he erected three squares farther than
heretofore. ana instead OF reaching
from James River To CowarGin Ave
nue.. will extend to Twenty fret
Street. This plan. 1t Is said. viii
make Hull street one OF the best
lighted thoroughfarcs in the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
Charge Atkinson win shoo,,,r

Iondlton OF Ray B!ackbUrr. VINO >
IN the Memorial Hospital suffering
from q bullet wound i'm Tho l.p "a.
reported as satisfactory last night,
blackburn was shot on th,. Hauov-.
Road Yesterday morning " g Al
kinson vas arrested by Shcrim SyG-
nor OF iicnricO county. chief OF
Police Scay aud Special Officer J ..
RianHcnsh;p. charged with the shoot
ing. Following his arraIgnmcnt he
fore Magistrate Eunday ne w,.
bailed in the sum Of 81 600 for q rre-
iiminary hearing August 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30

FOR
City Treasurer
TO My Friends and the Public:
~~~>>~~~~~-~-.~ --~e>>-..


of
have manifested behalf candidacy and
TO assure
o course you appreciate the fact that in
10 rely largely the
TO ask that continue
me day OF the primary which is Tuesday August
The campaign that
capable OF filling
against elevation position
S53poOO more than making
oD ana should be satisfied to retain
have
the office Collector
the office Collector
ton 10 to of
have discharged
n efficiently and honestly and if this does my promotion
do
people OF Richmond will sanction policy that
ambitious and has been faithful to his duties
date Tor another Office which
this there would
build himself
policy - y N
AT the time was first elected City office was pu on
salary compensation being
OF the city duties performed by the
year. CITY Treasurer as han
paid by the $2,200.O0 $50 O''e
In conclusion permit me that sincerely will
be pleasure
official record by casting their CITY treasurer
for which l assure you will be deeply
Respectfully,
HERBERT !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
E,aminc Women for police ror,,

Five Of the women applicants for
positions on the police force have
been examined by DIR. st. Julien on
penhcimcr but no statement made as
TO whether they passed. There
arc other applicants to he examined.
II is understood that Chief Sherry
has decided to appoint two women To
inc force September |. at which time
twelve new policemen are TO be add :
ed 10 the list,
The next examination will he held
August Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
womI,, Free, ,,,,rp.;c.

Members OF the Woman's AuNiiilry
oil the American Legion. hav- named "a
committee to arrange for planting 81
u haSpolc in Capitol Square. 1t Is
hoped TO have the pole raised by Ar
iniSticc Day. II is propvS,0 TO lower
The Nag at half-mnst every time the
oody of a world war veteran here r.
brought from overseas for rcint,r-
mcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
TEMPERATURE DROPS WHEN
HAlF-lNCH OF RAIN FALLS

Nearby onc-half an inch of rainfall
was recorded Yesterday between 1 and
w. prihSinE material relief from
thr neat. which around i. NJ. yes
'crday. registered the maximum for
the day. 93S degrees. The mercury
III o'ciock a. NJ. registered - de-
trecS, reached 30 at noon ana droppcd
l" - AT l.. NJ. The humidity read
lhSS Tor yesterday follow: \ A. NJ
- degrees; u noon. 80 degrees = y.
NJ, % degrees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

Baseball. Commercial League.
Boulevard Field. 2:30 J. NJ.
Laying OF cornerstone of Gin
tor Park Methodist Church. 5
I. NJ
Exhibition by Richmond How
:ers OF equipment used by French
armies in world war. Ford's lot.
8 L. NJ.
Republican political meeting.
Biniord Junior High School, SIS
l.. NJ.
For plays. see "'rhcatcr Ca!en-
OAR on editorial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
Discover Coal mt Midlothian.

"A. Turpin recently discovered
pituininous coal mine on his farm
NJ Midlothian. along the : tncrn
hai!waE r!ght-of- way. This minc. At
Is SAID. Will produce AN cxcellcnt
grade OF bituminous coal which can
De mined at Il comparatively low cost
MIR. Turpin and r. j. calliran or
south Richmond. will operate the
ihinc. Work Will start within the
next few DAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
Precinct Motion Goes over.

Matter of establishing new votina
precinct In Hcnrico County. to h.
known as Iiunton. viii lac decided b!
Judge K. Carter Scott at the Octo
her term of the ilcnrico County Cir.
cult Court. The motion was mad,
Yesterday. but notion was deferred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
Try Assault, Cn,r T,,,,y

The case Of Mrs. Sally Coombs ana
Eva Coonbs. charged with
assault. VIII bc heard in Maristrat
sundays court this morning The
women were arrested yesterday Dv
CHIEF OF Police Scay. OF Hcnr:co
County. on II warrant sworn out by
Mrs. Ida Pcttit, Of Highland Sprinys
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
Cnmmi,sion, lar rhir,y Days.

Employees III the iulcrna rcvcrrc
oihceS mere were ycstcrd'v issued
commissions :or another thirty days.
Collector Jona G. Ncel ais s"ut crn
missions t. workers in tns ncli fpr
the same period.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
WIDOWS MITE HELPS
SWELL CHARITY FUND
Contributions DO Not Keep Pace
with Urgent Demands Made
ON Organization.

widows mite" helped to swell
the contributions received by Th.
Times Dispatch yesterday for the As
sociated Charities. What the con-
.ripution OF meant in sacrifice and
DENIAL That come relief might Ice cX-
tended the poor and needy OF the
community. is not known. but If the
reader has not sent in anything to
inns worthy cause. YOU arc urged to
do so today.
Taerc is an urgent daily demand
up an the Associated Charities Ia give
sGccnr 10 men. women and children,
and The means At hand are mcngcr.
contributions are by no means In
Keeping with the demand made upon
the Associated Charities. TO date,
the dispatch papers have received !,
total of SSS2.Gi for the Associated
Charities. Yesterdays contributions
totalad So. as shown below:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-30
Ratine and Silk
Poplin Skirts
At a Big Reduction

Have you been wishing for one of those
Stamped Silk Poplin of Ratine Skirts,
shown in the Art Department? Now is the
time to buy it at great saving
They are made up and stamped in attrac-
tive designs. All you have to do is to get
Silk or Wool to embroidery it. The colors
are-White, orange, green and gray.
Formerly sold for $500, now reduced to
S3.9S. Floor Two, South.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-09
Jnlunn.
Sir Deffentli@feit in pct abrl'
ituuasfonfcren5.

6itr FGeffentlta)ten w Det s2sutA
s. itnnssfonfcren5.
Seem Sort. = Mit elmer mdd9ti.
aen Satfare eroffnete 9enator Yo,.
roh, Ser Softer Der Abriitungsbepe,
dul1o III ben Ser. Gtaoten, Dor Der
Nen sser{eper @onen goters' 9ea-
uue III MSburD Barf ieine &an1.
poa11e qcaeu Die erf1drte Abli6t DER
nffisielen gtaatsfunit; aud Die be-
p%oritebteu6ea MISUNDERSTANDING III
Bai6ington birter per(dlole'ern
Eiiren tager, 5u lallen nno tic 70.
ron p~ornberei,1 5u einer 11eu y &c, &C.
bcimoiplpmatiiden Srtriglten SO.
tnobie 5u raol5iere1. sSrnem 2 ger
genotor uber Die 80pfe Der Ne-
aierunaeu bintpeg an oas ataertta-.
l1f{de Bolf, rpte an Die Bolfsmal1e1ll'
ser alien Nsst appeifierte, out nolz
Ter Deffentlidfeif Ser yerbanplHl1,
aen in Wafbin9ton s5us be{tsben, rtd-
fete ,er suqIeid Ste in propbetilden
@rnIte aeBaltene Marnu1g an. seie
giinberufer Der &onfere115, oaB .pas
.qlte gDltemlt" '|a11ft cite 1te,1e aata::
itropbe iber ote Menidbeit bcral1t.
befdm6ren miirbe, beror EN- tpe1te=
les Sabr5ebnt gefommen nt,S &C.
danqen }ein Mrs" S1t benz dlfe1'
.gpitem sebeimbiplomatt1den Nel.
I>erbetrlugS ertldrfe Der itreitbaEN
Senator 5ngleid Die mabrelttrlndgr
hes @eltfriegeg gu erbtIde1tis :1trlo
III. Hit Mdhbru,dts bteto'tte e.. oafb s biez
ieg elenoe Spitem", btefee ufnnftere
gplitif1"' 1ti9t nur IN ,eineln Per bei,
sen .2oger, iottpern g1ei4maBig .bss'
nue1, Malbten Der @elt Trumpf SC
neien iei. Die acknowledgements
lei in, SEN bret Sabren felt 8aen1l=
gat1g Ser geiH0ieligfeiten i1'111erDeaah
Ser often Sieger1 &odlitto11 an
Werf, nit oem Grfolg, oaB fid Der
anrs Gnglanbs tpeiter BON Dem
6ronfrci@s getren1t babe, ols r1a11
lid ,flar ait maden maae.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-09

Ytelei iMdnner nnb Trauen, ebenfifqn,.,
piefe sRi1fbber, Sic leibehb itnb, merbeaMias'
fur als 1ma5glt6en &r%attfDetiten b ( st,,s.
banbelt; obtlTm ieelt6eS Gein1tat ST ,er.ss
stelcn, ipdbrenb bic fptrflt6e nrfadr1+
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me-, Mtno=, Mabelz, Nunb<, a6afensIsi
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seiden feines 8orbanbenietnS. finpssi
Ser Mbgang BON Teileh bteies @urms..I1'
Nrberes Ar5ei6en, Die bus BSot1.s
banoenlein. beS BanbwurmS f6lieberp'l}
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Ser3brennen, Mageni6msrsea, enc ),
trie6enbess@ efibl In ben GihSeipeioeh2'''s,
Deritopfunyen III Der ;SnlsrSbre,, fort tn,
tp6bren6es ~@puden, Berbqiinn9s(}!nab!!
it0rungen, 9dmer3en, nj Kffeltd unto-ss
til BEN @lie6ern, S9tptn6ell, HppfESn9s
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bdben, nit arberert &inoern 5u'fpitltes9pa.
fann man auf bas MISUNDERSTANDING
WIrmerrl i9lieben. i52aratobe gaaffa1
ben s3nef, BEN 8an6fvnrrt aus bslra..
|Spitem gu tretbct,' '1hidnb ID bif'fe9aa!
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