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Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-22
BOXING
oELMAR BEATS LIeoN

FL PASO, April 21. Scoring five knockdowns in the final two rounds Of fast fight here tonight, Frankie Garcia, of Los Angeles, won by de. cision of the referee over Mexican Kid" Alvarez at the ond of the 15 rounds. They made l24 pounds at o'clock.
 Al Delmar of San Francisco, won by decision from Clarence c'Kid") Ligon of Bisbee here tonight at the end of an eight-round bout. Ligon floored Delmar for thencount of nine in the fourth round. Delmar finish ed strong and took the remaining rounds. They met at 155 pounds gled through Shanks and Jones sin gled. the ball bouncing off third base Scott scored from second with the only run. Governor Cox led the march for the flag raising A crowd of 1900 saw the game. Score:
 R. H. E.. Washington .. .OOO, 900 .O0O--O 9 o Boston e .O10 900 % Il ' 0
 Batteries; Mogridge and Charity; Jooes and Ruel.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-22

Neusel 2. Pipp. Home Run: Ruth. Sacrifices: Bodie. Pechnpaugh Stol- en Bases: Pipp, Galloway Struck Out: Moore 1. Mays 2. Double Play: tewster to Peckinpaugh to Pipp. Bases on Balls: Mays l, Moore 3.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-22
RA@ ]l,,ll, II,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee at Minneapolis. rain. Louisville at Columbus. wet grounds.
 At Toledo 0, Indianapolis ,. No others scheduled.
 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION At Atlanta ', Mobile 6. At Nashville D. Memphis IA. At Chattanooga 5, New Orleans 3. At Birmingham 2, Little Rock 2 (lO innings, darkness, tie).
 WESTERN LEAGUE At Wichita 3, St. Joseph 4. Others postponed. rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-22
COAST LEAGUE

bdIItTIts: HuBHeS, Relnhart and Stanage; Alten and Koehler.
 At Portland-Salt Lake and Port. land, wet grounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
SUPREME COURT GRANTS
REYNOLDS WRIT OF ERROR
Gambling and Liquor Figured
Largely in Testimony in Pat
rick County Circuit Court.

Inc state supreme Court al An.
poals yesterday allowed Il writ of
error and %upcrScicas in the case of
the commonwealth against Nnthory
L. Reynolds. convicted in the Circui,
Court of Patrick County for the muir
der of Avis j. Reynolds. his son. and
sentenced Ia eight years in the rcni-
tcntiary. Reynolds Is out on bail
OF $4,000. y ga milling garI" and
liquor figured largely in tho tcs,i-
mony In the case in tn" lower court,
Til" shooting followed a series of
arguments.
Another appeal was allowed in the
cas-" of Hattie T.. Perkins arainst
inc pir"ctor-GcncrIl of Railroads and
the Atlantic Coast Line RAILWAY.
hich comes up from the Corpora;inn
court of Petersburg. In 1915 a buggy
in which the plaintiff WAS riding wa.
struck ny m engine Of the Atlantic
coast Line. and she was awarded
damages OF $4,000 The corupauy
took exception. and was SUSTAINED by
the court
Another appeal was issued in the
case OF Ernest brown. Il convict. who
WAS convicted of the murder Of a
guard. Walter L.. SNOW. i'm Orange
County. in March. 1871 when a road
gang attac<ch the guard and cs-
cicd. II" seeks u reversal Of the
verdict OF the lower court ON icrh-
Meal grounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
A|NsL|E INVITES FOCH
TO VISIT RICHMOND
Hoped Distinguished I'rcnchman's
itinerary VIII BE Mapped Ont
TO Include This CITY.

IN anticipation of the visit to this
country of Marshal Foch. of France
ana IN" possibility of his being abIo
to visit this city, Mayor George
hinSIic yesterday afternoon addr,s.na
II communication 10 the fauou,
ffehchinan. extending him n cordial
invitation TO visit Richmond. Con-
ercsSman Montague will notify ,bo
state and War Departments of IN.
invitation. so the visitors itincra
may De mapped out To include Rich
mona. Mayor Ainslic's invitation fol-
lows:
10 His Exccllcncy Ferdinand Focb
MARSHAL Of France. Paris:
Your Excellcncy: Having bca r,
nat Your f:Nccilcncy plans 10 visit
me United states some time in the fu-
'nrc. take occasion to extent n,
i"nr l:Nccil"ncy 81 cordial invi,ntIon
l" VISIT tho city or Richmond. Va
assume that Your Exccllenrv
""Hid want - visit the South, and ~
So warm welcome awaits y9u in
the capital city OF Virginia. on whose
son your illustrious am! heroic co,,n-
'rNmcn joined hands with the ..-up.
rlIhS coi"nis'S anG struck the ru,I
ana successful blow for American Iih.
critics. which Your ENcel!.ncy,,
genius has so lately preserved.
~ am. sir. most respectfully.
tSiGncd) GEORGE AINSI.IE
Mayor"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
COUNCIL CLAIMS BODY
HOLDS BUSY SESSION

Claims Committee OF city Council
last night disposed OF several matters
ana referred others TO sub commit
tees for further investigation
claim OF Mrs. Sarah q. Leigh for
$i.5oo for alleged damages to prop
crty was referred to Il sub-comnit-
toe embracing Cuuuc!!mcu Morton.
Johns and DickcrSon. and Il claim for
damages Tor property improvements.
entered by J. -. McIuilin. waS re-
fcrrcd TO this committee
The committee recommended for
rejection claim OF Dorothy Green. who
seeks $500 for alleged injustices
caused by failing into "a meter cap.
Claim of H. &. Morgan and g. L.
Crockett tor $1,000 damages. alleged
due because Of injuries received in
TO avoid running into Il
fallen electric wire, was tabled. The
petitioners state they were riding in
an automobile along Second street
Road when they saw a wire dang ling
across the thoroughfarc. and in at
tempting 10 avoid ii. their autDmo-
bile ran into a ditch. The city At
torncy stated that the wire was
knocked down by another automobile
and that the city is not responsible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
CITIZENS OF GlNTER PARK
DISCUSS WATER SITUATION

Citizens of Gintcr Park assembled
IN the schoolhouSc last night and dis
cuSsed the question Of water supply
furnished by tn" Gintcr Park Land
and Improvement Company. II. G.
Cahcl presided. DIR. Ennion G.. Will
liams. Of the state Board OF Health.
and Dr. e. G. Hudson. chief health
officer for Richmond. made talks. in
which they pointed out that analysis
Of the water showed it {" he abso-
lui"ly pure for drink nG purposes
chief complaint was that the water
contained iron and was not suitable
for laundry purposes. Price paid for
tn" water furnished by the company
was. in some Instances. 20 per cent
higher than charged for city water
IL was charged
y commttc" was named To repre-
sent the citizens at Il conference with
officials az the C;intor Park Land and
Improvement Company. at which il
is hoped satisfactory adjustment Of
the troubles M he reached. The
committee is composed of George
Howell, w. g. Locker. w q. Duke
judson &. Dickcrman and r. H.
StoltZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
JEFFERSON WARD VOTERS
READY TO GREET TUCKER

CITY Chairman Henry Ice Valentine
oil the Harry St George Tucker cam
paign committee. stated last night
that plans had been perfected for
tho bis Tucker meeting at Chimbo.
razo School. Thirty-sccund ana Mar.
shall streets. Friday night at S:l.
o'clock. The odd Fellows band ma,
been engaged, and Il concert Will he
given. beginning at 7:l5 o'clock.
Mr.. Tucker Will he presented hy
Chairman Valentine. and John j
Blake Will preside. II was stated
at headquarters yesterday that more
than 1900 voters of jefferson Ward
had pledged themselves 10 supror,
Mr.. Tucker for Governor. In his ad
dress Friday night. tn" candidate will
refer to several important questions
of the campa ign. dcvotinG som. time
TO better schools. good roads. aid for
soldicts OF tho world war and Con
fcdcratc veterans. and a business ad-
ADMINISTRATION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
SEEKING ADDITIONS TO
R|CHM0ND'S GENE ER|Es
Practically All Lots In Hollywood
and Rivcrvicw Burying Grounds
Have Been Disposed or.

Ruriar plots In Hollywood and
ltiverricw Cemeteries are becoming
scarce and Il movement now Is undo L
way. according IL local business
men. who are said To be backing the
plan. To secure Il large acreage in
the north or northwest section of the
city for the purpose of establishing
Il new cemetery
former officer OF Hollywood
Cemetery. who. until recently, was
associated with that company for
twcnty-ninc years. said ycsterday
that practically all lots in the
grounds had been sold. Burials here
soon viii be confined to plots where
owners have not already utilized the
ground. In 1850 the company
bought II tract Of thirty acres ad :
joining the old grounds on the west.
At ltivcrvicw Cemetery practically
the same conditions obtain. II COM
prS"s about nifty acres. more than
thirty-ivc -: which already have
been disposed Of There were twelve
burials here in three days of last
week and nine lots were sold be-
tween the first and fourteenth OF
juno.
The companies controlling both OF
these burial grounds are reported to
have their eyes on the Clarke Springs
property. which adjoins both ccInc-
torics. This property belongs 10 tho
city and the matter OF it's sale TX at
this time before city Council. Some
years ago IT was offered I" folly
wood for about 10000. hut the com
pany fell short in it's bid by $1,000
aud the deal fell through.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
STOCKHOLDERS TO GUT
HALF-M|LL|ON MELON
Sf16,000 in observation-disclosures
ancc Companies in Forefront.

R"GiuninS next month hundreds OF
thousands of dollars vii be collect ed
by local stockholders. according to
announcement of dividends declared
here by banks and business concerns.
The banks alone will distribute Si76.-
uup in dividends. the majority of the
institutions declaring from Ia to
10 per cent. y canvass of the gem
crai situation shows that there are
fcw large business concerns which
are not giving something back to
their Stockholders. The Federal Re
scrv" Bank will pay $4,000 in divi-
bends.
Several of the banks have not yet
held their meetings at which divi-
dcuds are declared. hut ii was stated
by these concerns that it is practi-
cal!y certain that the usual quarterly
or semiannual figure will br decided
Upou In some Instances the figures
MAY go even higher.
The life Insurance companies arc
near the forefront. the Life Insur-
aucc Company of Virginia having re-
Gently declared a $2i.o0o dividend and
The Virginia Fire and Marine InSur-
ancc Company Il . per cent dividend
on S5oO,o0o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
WOMEN PLEASED WITH
ATLANTA'S HOSPITALITY

Interesting reports relative To the
par; women took in TIA" convention 40
the Associated Advertising clubs IL
America, held in Atlanta. Ga, last
week. were made at tho wcckli'
luncheon Of tn" Womrn's ADVERTISING:
Club at Murphy's Hotel yesterday.
we were treated like folk no: az
mere women, and We We're not seated
Al tables marked FOR women d"i.-
gates but En were given the sar.'
consideration as the men deicgd;rs."
said Miss Mary Beverley Dudley. who
Mae hpn"r"i ny .,inG appo'' ted
secretary for the educational confer
cncc presided over by Charles McIn-
IgSfl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
MISS PERKINS ANSWERS
BR0UCHTON ON BLUE LAW
Declares Puritan Fathers Came to
America to Worship Creator Ac-
cOnling to Own Conscience.

In commenting upon the statement
OF Rev. Len q. iiroughton. -. -.
pastor OF Grove Avenue baptist
Church. that all persons who. in adj
Nrcatino an open Sunday IN Rich-
mond. should move out. n:.I upon
aich subject he announced l., would
speak at his church next Sunda =
night. Miss Mary Ecil Perkins. can
didatc foi the House OF Delegates.
who declared at II mass meeting or
Cay Ware voters in Binford High
school last Friday night that she
favored Il modification of the So
called blue" laws. yesterday made
this statement:
The Puritan Fathers came to
America IL worship God according
to the dictates OF their own consci-
,cncc. The French IluGucnots and
other religious Sccts came TO this
country for the same reason.
Thomas jefferson was the author
OF religious freedom for the people
rf the United States, and we stin
POSSESS that freedom Who is this
scnsationalist who is now occupying
the pulpit of the Grove Avenue Zap
ttSt Church who dictates to the cit
liens of Richmond as to their in,li-
"iduai Interpretation Of the Sunday
blue laws. and admonishcs them TO
get out of the country if their point
Of view is different from his own?
Who is he"
IF the only way he can fill the
news Of u church Is by advertising Il
week in advance that he is going I"
make Il personal attack on the right
of the liberty of thoughts Of these
citizens. he had better get out of
the ministry"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
CONTEST EXTRACTION OF
LYLE ON A TECHNlCAllTY

tcchnicality regarding the right
of cNtra',itiOn in IN" case of Jos"phus
Lyle To answer Il grand larceny
charge in New York state arose fol-
lowing the mans hearing on two
specific charges In Police Court here
Yesterday thai may result in the case
being brought before Governor Davis
TOR rcduisition hearing.
Lyle. who describes himself as Il
c.crk was arrested on Il warrant
charging him with being u fugitive
from Brownsville. y. Y. \ represent
,ativc from the police department of
frownvilic arrived here yesterday.
Tn" prisoner was not turned over for
Tack OF proper papers Counsel for
Lyle now claim. following the hear
ing. that the prisoner is a tit sub
icct for commitment TO an asylum.
aud that he cannot Toe sent out Of
the state. though he was arrested for
the New York authorities. until Il
commission sits 81 the case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
GOVERNING BODY OF
F0RESTERS ORGANIZED
Named to Represent This City
at Toronto Convention.

organization of the high court. ol
governing body. of the Independent
order Of ForostcrS, nonscctarian
fraternal Insurance order. admitting
men and women from the ages OF
IL TO - years, was perfected at {:
meeting held ia ;hc parlors OF Muir
phys Hotel last night by the cleo
ton of the following officers:
Fast high chief ranger. c. w
WamSlcy. Danvlllc: high chief ranger.
III :. Carpenter. Richmond: high vice.
high secretary. T.. T.. Lindsay, Blue
Ridge Springs; high treasurer. T. Il.
Rogers. Richmond; high physician.
Dr. G. l.. Llewcilyn. Richmond: high
counsellor. John T. Garrow. Hope
well; high auditor. H. H. Cruise.
LynchburS: high auditor. H. A. Tay-
Toe, Roanoke: high orator. H. a.;
Boyd. Blue Ridge Springs. high or
canist, Maurice l. Bray. Norfolk
high marshal. Crothcr Il. Daniel.
South Boston; high messenger. +. f..
Waters Norfolk; high senior wood
ward. f. l.. McC;hrc. Bedford: high
,unior woodward I:vic l.. Miles. Rich
mond: high senior hcadic. Jesse y.
Evans. Danvillc: high junior bcadlc.
John y. samson. Alexandria,
H. :. Carpenter. OF Court Dixie.
Richmond. Was elected supreme rep
rcScntativc To attend the supreme
convention TO be held in Toronto,
Canada. August and >
Representatives from courts in
panNi!lc. Lynchburr, Roanoke, Bed
ford. Blue Ridge springs. Norfolk,
south Boston, iiopcwcIl and other
towns and communities were in at
tendance.
The charter for the organization
was secured on Jun" -. 1929. and
organization OF local courts mas been
IN progress since that time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
TO URGE STANDARDIZATION
OF STATE AUTOMOBILE LAWS

As "A result of adoption Of standard
traffic rules and regulations by the
National Police Conference. recently
held IN New York City, police au-
thoritics throughout the state have
signincd their intention to have en-
acted at the next meeting Of the
General Assembly q law for their
adoption and Standardization through.
out the commonwealth
Foremost among proponents OF the
movement here viii tc Chief Of 10.
lice 9. y. sherry. chief Shcr ! wa:
apic intcd 10 the committee ~ "A,
aati"nai body FOR the draftin: OF The
tIaiic laws adopted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22

Rev T.. T. Shaughnossy, pastor %
IN" new North sid" Catholic parish.
VII hay" ii"v. Joseph 4 Brennan.
"f Portsmouth. az his assistant. Roy
rather fireman les Il brother OF Rev.
James y. brennan. assistant pastor
I" 81 Phtrlck'S catholic church The
-" north Sih" pastor recently vas
ht"hln"h To IN" priesthood In I;alti-
moro, after many years Of study In
eihIn"ri"s in and around Baltimore.
ncludin" tho Sulpiciau Seminary at
MAs hinEtOm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
C. 0. P. CLUB SPEAKERS
FLAY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
IL. .. Anderson, OF Ninth District,
suggests Colonel ii. w. Andcr-
son for GOvcrnorsf,iu.

'o'ohcl Robert j. Anderson former
minority leader In the House o: Dele
Ea'cs' whose home is in the Ninth
congressional District. the a.. n I,
stronghold in Virginia. evoked on
thusiastic ana prolonged app,ou.. +. +,
last nights meeting of the I,icbmond
republican Club. in the IIotel IIcb-
mona. when he suggested Colonc,
ilchrN w Anderson, of this city. ,s
nc republican standards bearer for
IN" Sovernorship this fail. Colonel
Joseph Brady prcsidcf
II Colonel Anderson is nominated
by the Norfolk conventions" said his
namcsakc from the Ninth Dis,rjc,
ne VIII come over tho mountains
with majority of at least 10000 ana.
with the assistance we receive from
INC men ana women OF Richm,,.d.
Norfolk ana other widc-awakc cn,,,.
lnunitics in the state. we may ho,.
To redeem the grand pId Common
wealth Of Virginia"
Continuing, Colonel Anderson 10,
Inc NiLth) arraigncd tho Democratic
party of Virginia on n,mcrou,
'harEcS. Tack Of progressive tcn,I.n
ci.; being among them. and ussc IT,. !
iha' IN" day was fast .iprraachinl.
Wien the d,stinics # Virginia Won a
h. guided by u" g -. T..
X. y. Fulwiicr. Federal prohibition
supervisor. indicted the Democrat. G
"otiice-h"idin; oiigarciy" o.. many
an" divers counts. d,Sf.nncn.scmcn.
ana obstruction Of popular govern
n'"nt hcing among them.
IL WA announced that "a special
ram would bc run from Richu. M
| - Norfolk, whore the Rcpub;icli
! state convention is to he held %,
July Is. and thos" intending to make
| tie trir wcr. requested To hand their
names 10 tn" secretary Of tho club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22

Governor said. and. in order to make
amy Impression at all. American cap
ital would have to go there in cuor-
nous bulk. Nor does Governor stuart
advs" the young man seeking his for
country as the field OF his operations.
hccaGs" Of the reasons stated
Government Not StnbIc.
There is not sufficient stability OF
government OF OF courts" said Gov
crnor stuart, TO give that absolute
security to Investment which is nee
,sS0ry To tho encouragement of cap
ital The man who operates on Il
small scale in those countries would
he pretty apt To find himself "a, "a
great disadvantage"
From South America Governor stu
art Went to Europe. visiting England
France and Scotland
England and France are blue and
depressed" said the Governor. but
they are making manly struggles
against terrific odds. and their re-
c9Ncry is only matter of time. The
tr"nChman. with the courage and
patience characteristic of his race, is
making heroic struggles TO better his
condition, and indications of the sue
cess with which he is meeting already
are in evidence. He is working under
difficulties which are productive of
seemingly iuSurmountablc Obstacles
but he is tackiing them willingly and
with indomitablc courage. And he
e winning.
Many Towns still in Ruins
Many of the towns in the war-torn
sections of Northern France are still
in ruins. remaining today just as
they were on the day OF the armis-
ticc, but some OF them have been at
least partially rebuilt. and others are
II process OF construction. Bat what
has become OF the people who lived
in the towns which are still masses
al ruins is the enigma Of the day.
You can't get AN answer Ia that pues-
| ION. Nobody seems Ia know where
! hey have gone.
The French have good crops. how
ever. and that is in itself Il hcalthful
sign. They are also rebuilding roads
/ In the sections devastated by war. this
h"lng especially true OF the section
! round Ncrdun, where YOU now Will
~" roads as good as our best. The
/ rrnch are quite evidently al the be-
/ lei that good roads are the fret aid
! To- a wounded country.
II visited the battleiicldS. ana the
horrors that once we're theirs are re-
/ Elected in the scenes that YOU see to-
day. After two ana n half years OF
peace. the hattlcGclds, still reminis-
cen, of the scenes OF carnage OF tho
bloody days OF w;sr! are beyond all
description the scenes that one en-
counters today are more horrible than
h" imas nation is able Ia conceive
The former Governor. il is expect
ed, Will remain in Richmond two or
three days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22

new excursion boat will be oper-
atcd on tho James River. starting
next week, according 10 announce
mcnt made yesterday by Joseph l.
Young. OF the Buxton Line, Incor-
poratcd. The new vessel has Il capac-
ity Of LILO passch.crs and II dance
floor accommodating i5o couples
The boat known as tn. "Roscdalc'
Viii make regular excursion trips &c
Clarcmont. where the United States
Shipping Board has several hundred
vessels anchored. 1t will also be
subject. to charter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
IicN. IL. j. NIrIkccfrcN ILL.

Physicians attending Rev IT, J.
MCkcctrcy. pastor Of 81. Patrick $
Catholic church. who became i'll last,
Sunday. are hopeful that h" will be
able 10 participate III the celebration
Of the golden jubilee Of his ordination
To the priesthood. which is set for
Tuesday. June Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

Association of Methodist Wo-
men for Social Service. Centenary
Church. 1880 y. NJ.
Richmond Advertisers Club.
Richmond Hotel. 1855 T.. NJ
DIR. BrouGhton addresses Mcr-
chah's National Bank club.
Stumprs Hotel. L T. NJ.
Nj. ID. Hart addresses Fishing
Clubs. Murphy's Hotel. s l.. NJ
Code Revision COMMITTEES. city
Council. S p. NJ.
For plays. see "Thcatcr Calrn-
dar" on editorial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
Avalon Apartments Bring sou. oon.

W u. Scldcn, Jr., secretary and
treasurer of tho American Furniture
and Fixture Company. has sold 10 an
uut-of-town buyer the Avalon apart
mynis. now being built on EIarvic
street. The estimated cost of the
building i $4,000, II is understood
that the purchaser acquired the prop
"riy as an Investment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
increases Capital Stock:

ne state Corporation Commission
ottrrdaN granted PERMISSION to the
J. l. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Inc, Z" incrcas. its capital stock
from sicOOo.ooo to $4,000. oo0 II
cost the company $3.25o for securing
lhe riEht 10 incroAsc its stock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
Deed ar Snl. Rc,or,Ied.

Annie G. Campbell has bought from
w II. Hoover and wife the brick
dwelling and lot at 1880 ANA l130A
Floyd Avenue for 10000 The prop
crty has a frontage Of twenty three
feet nvc inches on the avenue aud
runs back cighty-thrcc feet The deed
Of sale was recorded yesterday in
the clerks Office. of tho Chanccry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
0unrinr. n. Park ,>ccnrr

William Anderson Yesterday uuals
Ned as assistant parltIScopcr at Byrd
Park before city Clerk Mcdowell. and
was given police powers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22

TWO fast all-stcel trains with Pull
man parlor cars leave Broad street
station daily at 900 a. NJ. and 3.30
=. NJ. connecting in Union Depot.
NorIoik. with trains direct TO Virginia
r''ac", 'huS avoiding transfer of pas
scngcrs and baggage across ,hc civ
The y. & w. is The only line Offering
this CONFERENCE.-The.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
Mnrringc I.ic.nscs Issued.

Clerk Walter CHRISTIAN yestcrda
issued marriage Licensees To r. l.. Day
and Maggie I. Ellis: H. L. Vincent
and L.aua l.. Davis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-22
EX-GOV. STUART RETURNS;
WARNS AMERICAN CAPITAL
AGAINST SOUTH AMERICA

UContLnued t'rom F!rst ragcl