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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-22
VOLUME xv1.-No. is.
CERMANLA
Poate pl&tifndemnitatile de rasboi
1nS& SimuleaZ& Cd d3 faliment

PARIS % Ian-Lous Loucheur, noul mnistru pentru
regunea devasata Erante ca Ge1naia poate pat
din ndemnat, cite 1OO0OOO0OO0 anua Patu cncim din
aceasta poate da in carbun ar aecta cit de putin
industrial germana
NJ Ioucheur consdcrat eel mai bogat ON in
Fana este dinre frunasii industriei FL fost
bru in coisia de pace ranceza 81 uat pae promnena la
foularea cauzeor fnancare din traatu de pace della YER
sailles.
NJ Loucheur lua parte desbaterile conerine inter
alate, inrn saptamna viitOare la Paris dec
mpune celoralt representan o1nia asupra capabat
Germanie de pati ndemnatie de rasbo Cretlinta ui
este aa ebue sd ia masuri radicae coecteze
ste indemntati
''Phnul Gernaniei este clar spus Loucheur intr'un
interview. Ell impinga repubca la famcn Sta
pin din Berlin socotesc lasd situatia economical
facd nici Effort seros de lmbnata
sta situate sucind din cap cnd efcitele servciuu public
mai mari producn confuze bani de hirtie
poata spune pese c1teva un aaor: MOI sunem satu de
aceasta; luati asupra d-tre afacere tar.
''Opnia moi trebui asteptam acea-
sta invtare. Poate aa situate mposbia de sou-
tune Dec trebue avcm detaliata suarzare lar dupa
mai 1nt1Hiem orr discutam mai multi. Tot
rebue facut ua in cosderare stuatia din Gcnana
spune Foarte bine! Alatii ngrij de Germana Ger
mania aa in moi nse administrator cinst. MOI suntem
tot att de mutt nteresat in reatarea
frntas GERMANY insa moi mai multi curaj de ua
masurile necesare.
''Acm, sa va spun ce masuri cred eu ca rebue uate
"Int1u, mparti gennana (bani) in paru orr cnci
dindu adevaraa valoare La bun ua miloane cind
putcrea Gle cumparare monetei este scazuta?
"Dupa pune ordine in serviciu public. ad-
msbil ca operate caor ferate dea deficit de 2OOOO
100000 marc anua moi, francezi rdica ratee la cae
erae dece popoul german poarte aceas povara Ace
las motv acabi posta fel arata defce Deci
moi tebue s acem buge pentru Geania bagare
de seama 81 s fe executat sub controu nost 81
egra asa prevede tratatu aceia de dncoo de Rim
sa-si plateasca darea cum plaesc francezi.
"Cred ca asa pc germani plaeasca in intregme
in produse gresa; inustria noastra sueri Sim
gura solute vata plarea in carbuni Am examna Gu
do afiStica do
gemanior in ultmii patruzec de ami Am caculat psure
de crbuni in inustria germn neutraor le fur
nizeaza carbun Lund in consderarc aceste eemene
socot ca Geana poate produce anua carbun in vaoare
de 5000 de milioane franc Mai putem usor aa 1000
moane franc in produsee Ell chmce taxee asupra exor
tului-ar da total de 10000, 100000 franc annual.
''S'a vorbt desul pima Germana trebue pll-
easca Este Fna, sigura de dreptu ei rebue e
dea asigurare formaa ca trcbue sd plateasca.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-22
CADEREA P0DULUI
DIN DAYTON, O

DAYTON, % Ian.-Doua Ger
curl della podul de pc w. Sd St.
s'au rupt ieri seara pela 5 As, du
cind GU el trei barbati 81 doua au
tomobile, in riu.
Nici unul dintre acestia n a fost
ranit grav.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-22
RUDA A LUI MANNIx
ARESTATA

LONDRA, % Ian.-Ziarul Daily
Mail scrie Cd preotul I. Mannix
din Charleville, judetul Cork, un
var al archiepiscopului Mannix din
Australia, . fost arestat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-22
nu va
pdrasi Liga

fAhlS, - Ian. - lndicatiile
care Sc inmultesc arata GU planul
lui Harding pentru formarea unei
Asociatiumi a Natiunilor. spre "A
nnlocui Liga Natiunilor, nu va ii
prlmlt Gu entusiasmul cu care s,
aSteptase a fl PRINT. Sc spunn
ca Llga Natiunilor exista. Ea
este strlns legata de tratatele de
pace, att de vitale tar;lor euro
pene. Ea are patruzeci 81 opt de
tari-membre, ceva care dl Har-
ding trebuie sa recunoasca. orr i
place ori nu.
DE un oare care timp mult
dlntre oamenii de stat ellropcni
erau am alarmati de planul lui
Harding. Find comisie de de-
sarmare, sub Liga Natiunilor, Sc
allde desprc planul american
pentru dcsarmarea lumei. Gu sta
bnlrea unui tribunal information
nal pentru care $ a facut O apro-
piere de tfonduri, Sc aude desprc
noul tribunal al lui Harding. Au
! deJa multi nacaz cu O lliga creata
de un presedinte ammerican, 81
acum aud in fie-care ri despre
alta llga care Va fl creata de alt
presedintc american.
Pentm ca doriau nu iesi din
vointa Americei, s'a dat putina
publieitate parerilor oficiale ale
europenilor. Acm insa ziarul
Paris. Midi" a. ridicat putin
vaiul, 81 pc prima pagina publica
'n articol intitulat: 'Ilusiile I.
Harding''. Ell scrie:
"Auzim ca oil Harding prese-
dntele-ales al Statelor Unite are
de glnd ca sa convoace pc repre-.
sentantii puterilor, la Washing
ton spre a examina un project
pentru arbitrajul international.
llnd vor merge aceStia acolo --~.
dacd vOr merge - acesti repre-
sentanti al lumei tivilizate, GU
palaria in nina, ii Sc va spune,
tara indoiala:
'Domnalor: Tn presedinte
american Gu numele Wilson
(Woodrow) va indus acllm dol
AMI ca sa creatf o organizatie III
ternationala numita Liga Natiu-
nilor. America schimbindu-si pre-
sedintele, este foartc potrivit ca
sd schimbam aceasta organizatie
81 sa 0 inIocuim Gu alta institu-
tune pc care sa v'o eNplic. Va
rog nu uitati ca daca, prin noroc,
um alt presedinte democrat va
veni la putere dupa patru ami,
natural, lumea civilisata trebuie
din nou sa-si schimbe planurile'
''Cu alte cuvinte, moi trebuie sa
stranutam in etern La dorint
americanilOr. Insa aceasta nu G
tot, proiectul pentru organizatia
internationala a d. Harding va
avea stranii consecvente. Ideia
lui de a forma grupari de ma
tiuni dupa continente. De o parte
Va ii natiunea americana, de alta
natiunile europene. Tn tribunal
de arbitraj va domina peste toa-
te. In acest fel Statele Unite nu
vor ii 0bligate sd Sc amestece III
afacerile europene fara a calca
sirul de traditii.
''E un plan ingenios, insa va
multumi pc toti' Poti sd puni in
ramasag palaria ca tarile din
America de Sud mai bire sc ALA
"a CHI China de cit sd primeasca
cu bucurie acest plan. Doctrina
Monroe ii s'a parut intotdeauna
0 sclrza frumoasa pentru Statele
Unite de pune sare pc Ell main
te de al inghiti. A consimtii sd
intre intr 'un grtp pur american
in care Statele Unite sd fie pu-
! terea dominanta, ar fl pentru ta-
rifle din America de Sud de sc
arunca de 'buna vote i'm gura lu-
pulmi.
Isl zee vor zice cei din Washing.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-22
Nicolae Flueras, Simion Metea
loan 0prea.

In numele ideei aducem cele
mai vii multumiri fratMor din
New Castle, pentru darurile ge-
neroase menite sc realizeze do
rinta romInilor din America ca
monumental ridicat in memori;,
Eroinei de la Jiu sd fie opera lor.
G. r. p.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-22
Stimate die Pascu:

Stimate die Pascu:
Gu ocazia serbarii ST. Nicolac
find invitati de Familia Nicolae
FIueras care serbat zi,la ono
mastica, printre alte disclltii a
VENT vorba 81 de ,Eroina de la
Jiu 81 de monumental proiectat
pcntru etcrnizarea faptclor eli
vitcze, s'a facut colecta de
$3.50 pc care v'o alaturam prin
un Geek de lbanca so adaugati Id
fondul destinat 'pentru acest scop.
Tot odata va trimitem 81 lista do
natorilor ca sa Sc publice sprc
certificare.
Stiti bine ca nu iprima jertfa
nationala din partea rominilor
din New Castle, 81 va asiguram
ca nu va Fl nici cea din urma. Ii
orr ee ocaziuni ne vom face da-
toria de romini fata de institu-
tiunile rominesti 81 de acei carl
suffer sau a caror memorie inertia
sa fie etermizata.
Gu deOsebita stima
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$l,39S.6O

Total $l,39S. go
Odata Gu primirea acestei sumo
am primit 81 urmatoarea scri-
SCARE:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
SOLDIER BLANlES CORN
LIQUOR FOR TROUBLE
TWO Drinks Enabled Him to Fight
Sin Biucc0nts to
StnndstiII.
iSnccial to The Times-Dispatcl

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
PETERSBURG. VA. Sept. G. 0Bt'or
resisting arrest and DESTROYING the
cIty's property. Edgar McCrea. young
white soldier. who gave squad o.
local police stiT tusslc SUNDAY ar
t"rnoon before he was locked ~.
vas sent TO jail for sixty days by.
Police Justice Clements this morn
ing
Although the soldier caused III.
police more worry than any Other
prisoner they have had to handle In
months. Mccrca pleaded that he had
taken tyo drinks of corn whisky al
camp Lee and did not remember
what happened
After battling six big bluccoats to
standstili and being feIlcd by a
blow with "A pistol in the hands of an
army sergeant. McCrca was bundled
into the police patrol to be taken to
Jail. on tho way IN Sycamore Street
the soldier kicked tho side out OF tho
black maria" and il was only after
mucn tifiiculty that he was landed
in the dungeon n, the city Jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
Ercryduy adventures
You Know the Rest

Mrs. Brill was just nbnut fed
up" with doing her own cook
inr-tircd of getting thrrc meals
n day, of washing dishes and
looking after the hnusc-whcn
she might br downtown look
ing nftcr the bargains aud the
iSovIcs-
She. lind felt this way n man.
her of timcs in the past months,
hut every time she yielded to the
temptation to try ont another
cook she WINS sorry for IL after
wnrds. So was Mr. HriIl.
She thought she knew the cn-
pioymcnt story by hrnrt-->ome-
thing like this, CD The Inter
view; 60 The Hoping for the
Best; CD The First Three Meals;
"a The Fearing the Worst; ,5p
The Exit March
hut one afternoon n friend OF
hers happened to Suggest Tint
there was one chapter that she
Ind northumberland asked her
why she didn't try Help Wanted
nd In The Dispatch.
wcii-iou Know tho Rest.
And now Mrs. HriIl IL spending
her nftcroons shopping md catch
ing up on the flIins-and then she
meets MIR. nriiI mud they come
home to one Of the new cooks
A No. I dinners.
Copyright. 1921. by BasiI l.. SmithD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
ANDERSON ADDRESSES
MONTGOMERY AUDIENCE
y. y. Z. Candidate for Cover.
nor Gets Close Attention
al Christiansburg.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch. !

cliRlSTIANSRCRG VA. Sent G.
Colonel Henry ". Anderson. of Rich
m"hd' Republican nominee for Gov
'rhor OF Virginia. made his first
speech III Montgomery County Tues
cay. when h" addressed one of the
largest audiences ever gathered in
me courthouse at chriStiansburg. be-
ny mad" np Of Republican men and
women OF cT"ry section of tho coun-
". as well as number OF Democratic.
men and women
The meeting was presided over by
All"n |. Hairless. "a prominent LAWYER
OF TINS place. who introduced Colonel
Anderson.
Colonel Anderson seemed to catch
IN" large audience q, tn. outsc. and
h"id them for tho closest attention
throughout his speech or one hour
and half.
lie was loudly and frequently ap-
plauded. His speech was chiefly along
INES dealt with In his former
speeches Throughout; the state. and
the subjects Of education. good roads
ana taxation were the principal sub
Jccis discussed at length.
AZ the close OF his address scoros
'ressed forward to congratulate him.
colonel Anderson lcf, with a mum
Der OF friends in automobiles for
Radford. where he addressed an
other audience tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
LOW WATER ONLY BAR
TO MILLS OPERATION
Petersburg Cotton Plants,
Closed Nine Months, Have
Orders Piled Up.
ro TAKE ALL EMPLOYEES HACK
Machinery Operated ny Water Power
on tpp0mnttox River VIII HcEin
Ia Move with Next Good Heavy
RnJnfuIl.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.

Special To- The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. Sept Glow water
IN the Appoinattvx River is tho only.
hing now keeping the pocahUntns
ANA Matnaca Cotton Mills. two Of tho
largest cotton factories in SouthSidc
virginia from rcsuminr operations
on u fun schedule after a shutdown
"t nearly nan" months
such was the announcement today
from officials Of the company. Shn
added that The company had orders
piled high and both mills would run
on a full-timc basis pcrnancntly
Both mills, which are owned by
local and New YORK men are OPP
Grated by water power. and the
water is too low to operate the big
turbines. Just as soon as there IL
Il rise In the water the mills will
resume operations.
The Pucahontas mill employs about
10 persons. while the Matoaca fac
tory. which is about three miles
above the city. gives employment TO
about twice that number. Most Of the
cmpioycA are women. although a
number OF them are skilled men me-
,han!cs Every cmployc who was
laid on when the plants closed will
bn. taken back when work is again
started. although 1T will be on the
tcduccd-pay basis that was in effect
when work stopped.
There * also cotton mill at
Swift Creek. in Chesterfield County.
and this, too. - operated by water
powcr. but when it viii resume OPP
crations is not known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral or ID. 4. Mcrp,o,h

The largest crowd ever 10 attend
II funeral III Orange County at
tended the burial OF Private DAME,
y. Mcintosh. OF the Thrc. Hundred
and $inctcenth Corr. ny. Elght,e,h
Division. Ambulan,o Lorps. who was
buried at his home 20 Orange sunday
afternoon. Private Mcintosh was a
son of Mr. ana Mrs. r. T.. Mcintosh.
~" lost his life in the world war
while engaged in caring for the
wounded in one Of the battles taking
!lacc shortly before signing %. tho
nrmis,ic".
Honorary pallbcarcrs we're Or. r.
q. scott, Jr. r. a Lyme. G.. :.
Shackeiford. Jr.. w. ~. Kite. G. y.
Hnrton. w. a. Rouse. II. G. I.oncrgan.
J. NJ. Seal. j. Corhin. H. T. Murphy.
. X. Butler and Rev. Mr.. Riley. who
"nduct"d the services AT the church.
Active pallhearers were Maurice
Dickinson. Morton Northern. W.
Creed Davis. Jr. Norman C. Ping
ham. Irving 6. Craig. Reginald Whit
more. Jr.. John y. Bucks and Il. A.
Erisendine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07

BURY HICKMAN FROM
BENEFITS AT 5 TO-DAY
Thcnter Manager Was Slain nv B,pJi,
In Jacksonville sunday
NEsht

Funeral services for tho late
George II. Hickman. a un,ivc n,
richmond, VII" vas murdered bv n
"a"u'' "hcn he attempted to pre-
vent robbery at Il thcatcr in J,rIs
sphvillc. Fla. Sunday night. of which
ne was an employee, will he cnn.
Quoted in the \. W. Bennctts NOR.
'uary chapel at J o'clock this AFT
''hooh' Int"rmcnt viii he in Holly
"ooh. Richmond Lodge. No. 45. u. y.
", r. VIII have charge Of the services
at the grave.
Mr.. Hickman was tho son Of Mrs
fi"r"nc" j. Hickman. Of 1920 IIancs
'''ehue' Barton Heights. lie wac
i,hhaTcr of the Florida thcat.r "a,
the time of his death. aud was {!
years Old. He began his theatrical
'hrc'r III the employ "f local the
h'ci" carly in life. having lief, here
for the Florida metropolis NOR.
tEan twenty years a;o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
CITIZENS CAPTURE
NEGRO HIGHWAYMEN
Automobiles. Held tn by Bandit
soon Have Posse on His
Trial.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. Sept. G.
Charles Fariow. %, colorcd. OF
Charlottesville, a hichwayman. was
captured by AN armed posse OF citi-
z"ns after he had held UP and at
tempt 10 rob. at the point OF "a gun.
q number Of automobilists on the
public highway just south Of Cheri-
ton. Automobiles arriving a.
Cher!ton reported that they had
been held UP by the negro and or.
dcr"d 10 give up tncir valuables and
told Ia speed away, quickly or he
would take their life.
An armed posse vas formed ana
started IN pursuit of the negro.
When hc saw the posse approaching
the negro attempted TO escape n
the woods. y vollcy of shots were
tired after him.. after which he sub
United 10 arrest. He was lodged IL
Cape Charles jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
OPPOSE PLAN TO CUT
e.. & O. TRAIN SERVICE.
business interests OF Affected I.ornli-
ties tn Take Matter To Cor
pOrntI1n Commission.
| SDoNiMl to THO Tlmns.Dlsnntch- |

lSocciai 10 The Times Dispatch
NEW CANTON. VA. Sept G.
strong resistance will be offered by
IN" merchants and other business
mon OF Arvonia. Ncw Canton and
Erom" Blum :" IN" proposal of the
'hcsap"ak" aud ohio Railway Com
r"ny I" discontinue night service be-
Ten Rrcn" and I.ynrhburg
J IS urged rs tho business interests
h.rc thar aholishing trains u and IL
!. ""cn i.ynchburE and Scottsville or
' emo Viii bc great dctrimcnt to
business. will Inconvenience the tray
ING pubic. and Will cause all mails
:" u" thrown a half day late. II is
understood that a delegation will an
pear h"ipr" the State CORPORATION
g. mmiSsi"n 20 argue against tho pro-
r'srh chang" as being "a great stem
h"' ward ana move calculated still
iurtn'r 20 dcmoraIize business and
t'#ng about ii mora complete stacna-
ton than now exists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
GREAT DROUGHT YET
uNBROkEN UP JAMES
reps Cut onr-fnIf md Wells and
springs are Drying
I Special 70 Tho TLmes.nlsnntch !

Syecial % Tho Times Dlspatchl
NEW CANTON. VA. Sep, s.-Th.
great drought which has prevailed in
'his section since early spring has
remained unbrokcn. crops IN this
section arc practical failures, 40
'obacc" was planted. and corn. even
On James River. Will not average
hhIf crop. Most gardens have long
ago dried up, and tho hayhcids are 50
"rY 'hat they would burn with thu
hnplicaiion Of - match
Even pines and small oaks are
dying On rocky ridges as a result Of
Inc lack OF moisture. Many wells and
springs hay" dried UP completely. and
water is being carried long distances
IN" only commodity now, i'm demand
is sumac which is being gathered cx-
'rnsivcly and shipped in quantities to
mills in Pennsylvania.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
ORDER OF KNIGHTS
OF KHORASSAN MEETS
Portsmouth :ntcrtnIns State Dele
Gntes with big Banquet and
Parade.

PORTSMOUTH, VA. Sept. g.
Portsmouth yesterday was host to
about 400 mcmoers OF the Ziyad
Temple No. 2es. Dramatic Order
knights of Khorassan. who Assem- :
hlcd here from all parts OF the state
Tor ceremonial program. The eli
max OF the session was reached last
night at "a banquet held in the
Woodmcn Of the World building
county street the banquet b.in-
preceded by a parade over the priu.
cipal streets Of the city.
Tyros- began registering in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07

the Woincu's Auxiliary of the Lirs,
C"nsres ationai Church. under tho,
direction of Mrs. j. IL. Fleming. was
most delightful. The speakers for
the occasion were: $. Il. Hammer
Of LynchburG. grand chancellor. cot.
onel George G. CabelI. of Norfolk.
supreme vice chancellor. and 70. F.
kn'Hn. Of Richmond past grand
chancellor. All of whom snoL
briefly on the accomplishments OF
the order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07

city a: noon. The ceremonial pro-
gram took place at O'Clock and
lasted for an hour and IL half Tna
street parade was the big feature
Of the dag. Tine members were
sarbcd in the Turkish costume. DIS
tinctiNc OF the order. The knights
of fythiaS band and the Temple
Drum and Fife Corps. OF Norfolk.
furnished the music. streets were
thr"n:cd with people TO witness the
parade.
The supper. which was served by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
VETERANS OF THREE WARS
MEET AT BATTERY PARK
Confcdcralcs. ''Buddics in the
'60's.' Meet First Time
Since Appomatioy.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Sept. G.
l'dttcry Park. across the river from,
this city. was splendid with tho uni
forms OF soldiers az three ware yes
t"rdaN--thc War between the states.
the spanish War and tho world war.
On thus Labor paN. old '.buddics'' met
again Among these "buddics" were
colonel l.. NJ. Morrison of Smithiclu.
and William Ware. OF Charles Citr
County, who fouaht together in til.
Sos but had not seen each u,h.r
since
Not for many years has such -
crowd uf people gathered at "A Labor
Day event. Automobiles wcr. barkctl
around tho entire field, and the vas;
crowd represented people from New
port Ncwe. Norfoik and Il create
part of Isle az Wight and other near.
by counties. Those responsible ro-
III" affair. and through whose effort.
III" program waS arranged were j q
Jones. OF Battery Park: q. y. Rloxom.
az Newport News. and Dan Mount
JOY. of Battery Park
Speakers for the occasion were Col.
"n"i T.. NJ. Morrison. .f Smi,hiicid.
representing the war Between the
states; General e. e. Vaughan. Span
iSh American War: Captain Harry
rashicll. representing the world war.
Other sneakers included w Mcdonald
Lee. OF Lancaster: Norman r. Ham
ilton. of Norfolk. George T.. Whitncy.
Of Smithncld. l.. II. Williams. OF
Windsor: Captain Albert s. johnson.
of Isle Of Wight.
The morning exercises were fca-
,nrcd with the raising OF five flags
on the bard stand ty children. rel
ativeS OF veterans of the world war.
They were little Fannie Pearl Wat
kins, Jeanette Barham Jones. Lang
ley Gadlin. Johnnie Brock. .Ir. ami
Ruby Murphy. This was done while
the band was playing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
IL Killed nj Negro Resort.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Sept. C.
Treat Evans. who is said TO have
lived at 1920 Ivy Avenue. Newport
News: is dead. and William Virgins.
also a resident of Ivy Avenue, New
port News. who conducts a hot dog
stand at Bay Shore. is in Jail charged
with Icing responsible for the death
oil Evans. Virgins is alleged to have
Shot Evans twice in the back at Bay
Shorc late yesterday afternoon and
the man died before he could reach
the Dixie Hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
Miss Alice VI. I:nrnuEh,y.

Miss Alice Mosellc Enroughtv 10
Ecar-n!d daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Gcorrt T.. Enroughty. died at tho
family residence. lie Orleans street
Monday night Funeral services will
hc held at the residence this after
noon at o'clock. Burial will he in
lakewood. Besides her parents. she
IS survived by two brothers. Marion
ana George EnrouGhty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
Take Dcposl.rons N Election Case.

NEW CANTON. VA. Sept 6.-StiIl
further dispositions have recently
hren taken in the contested election
ease OF DR.. i. L.. Tucker against John
IS Boatwrigh; The later dcpositions
were taken in Dillwyn. with Wit
hcsscS summoned FROM various sec
.'ohs OF the county. Mr.. Boatwright
IS representing himself as attorney
IN Inc case. while DR. Tucker is rem
resented by Attorney r. " Justice
=" h'chhohd u is understood that
tnc case VIII 20 before Judge Humid
10y. in liarmviilc. early in October
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
Phys Tribute To Mothers Memory

HOUSTON. w. sept. E.-RcV.
Wythc Leigh kinsolvinE. Of the
Episcopal Church. is visiting his
birthplace at Halifax On Sunda Y
he addressed the CONGREGATION OF
st. Johns Church in few words rs
u memorial to his mother. Mrs. o. y.
kinsolving. who was buried there
just two years ago. Mr.. kinsolvin-
has just erected handsom" Ionic
cross over his mothers grave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
Miss IInscr Nfct:hcc.

EL!.ERSpN, VA. Sept G.-Miss Ha :
ser Mc'ihec. II. died at tho home o.
hc- father !. \. McGhcc. Tucsday
morning at 5.30 o'clock Resides hc-
parents. she is survived by five sis
ters and ono brother Funeral ser
vices Will he held this afternoon az
80" o'clock from Pole Green Church.
hanover County, and intermcnt in
Rivervicw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
Mrs. G.. e.. Hermann.

VS. AbbIc n. IIcrsman. VITO OF
Rev. g. G. Hersman. - d. III. y
"i Union Theological Seminary. died
At her home. 5l2 Chamberlain. Avc
nue.. Gintcr Park. yesterday evening
at o'clock. Funeral services viii
b" held tomorrow afternoon a, |,
O'Clock from III. residence. Inter-
mcnt Will be made in Hollywood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-07
Funrrni of Mrs. white.

Funeral services for Mrs. Ann F..
White. 80 years old. who died Mon
day night at her home. ;l5 North
belmont Avenue, were conducted yes
t"rday afternoon At 800 o'clock from
the home She is survived by five
sons-W. y, !. T.. Morrison. Paul and
O. W. Whitc-and two stcpchilGren.
w. W. White ard Mrs \. T. stone.