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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
7. M. C. A. SUMNER CAMP
COMES TO A CLOSE TO-DAY

The summer camp conducted hy
III" Z. y at Point OF Rocks vii,
be concluded this morning at the
tl"ec az TWO weeks period All
boys attending III. camp VIII be
brought I" Richmond and. after on
Joying e swim in the pool II the
association building, VIII be given
breakfast and discuss camp life. All
attendants OF the frst camp also will
he present. aud several prominent
'it!Zchs VIII address the boys.
Among those who viii speak are
j. i. Jones. president OF the associ
alton; : T.. Mckee, general secretary:
Lewis Powell ana II. c. Hawkins.
members OF the association board.
DR. - 6. Wilson ana Sclden Wake
also hay" been invited to attend.
The summer camp proved successful
THIS year. and many improvements
probably viii Ice made before next
summer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27

Republican leaders. with tic result that
they have given out an official statement
declaring their belief that an Irish peace
all lrishmen to obey the influence OF Il
common citizenship and virtually pledges
that there shall be no forcibe coercion of
Ulster to Irish rule This latter state
ment implies 4 Willingness to make con-
oessions in respect to listers fears that
ought TO find reflection there in Il like con-
cilatOry attitude, which spirit rightly foS-
tered, will be quick to discern lines of APP
proach leading To compromise.
There is no question but that the ENG
lish government is willing to make every
reasonable concession to ireland, short of
separation from the empire. guaranteeing
secure permanent peace between the two
peoples, and i. the Irish Republicans should
not he satisfied that the proposals as sub
mittcd secure this result. it stands 10
reason that the government will give such
additional guarantees as will satisfy on that
point
The greatest obstacle in reaching an
agrecmen; is the hitherto irrecOncilable at
t!tudeS OF the TWO Irish factions To amy
plan by which united government FOR the
whole of the island would he secured with
which each desires to maintain. II Il prac-
tical plan to effect that purpose be
worked out. al! other obstacles will readily
disappear and the conference will achieve
its object.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
NEEDS YOUR HELP TO-DAY
responses To Appeals Not Adequate
to Meet Demands Made Upon
Organization.

What is to become OF the Associated
Charities? Arc the good people of
ltichmond--th"s" genuinely interest
cd in III" w"Itar" at their ncighbors- -
going I" allow an organization which
has done So much for the more un-
fortunate people OF the city to per-
ish through lack OF financial assist
ancc?
These and similar questions are
now aeitatinr the minds OF those who
have taken upon themselves the care
OF the citys poor. The Associated
Charities IL so badly in need OF funds
L" carry on its work that its very
existence is threatened. Day after
day, through the newspapers. IL has
been making appeals to the chart
tahly inclined OF Richmond. and thus
far, Whit" the appeals have by no
means fallen on deaf ears. the re-
spouse has not been anywhere near
what II should have been
Contributions received yesterday
were pitiably small. wholly made
qwat" to make any apprcciablc i'm
preston. Calls for help are received
every day. but most OF them can
not he acted on because Of the lack
OF money. The driv" To help the
Associated Charities over it's prchica-
mcnt Is now on. ana those In whose
veins flows the milk OF human Kind
ness are urged to act quickly il their
contributions are To H." placed where
they Will do the most good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
our,tinn> and Answers.

SphyGmo era ph.-What is sphyGmogra ?
What condition OF the heart does It's use
bring light 81. r.
Answer-An instrument which records a
picture or diagram al the pulse. IL is "f
ac:,d, mic interest to teachers and students
OF physiology and pathology. but OF no prac-
teal importance in diagnosis or treatment. so
far as can learn.
Sumturn and Tan am light complcxioncd
and | sunburn easily. should like Ia get
tanned Ii you know Of ANY way can do SO
kindly advise a.. l.. NJ
Answcr.--Ncry brief periods OF exposure to
the sun three times day-nui over I'VE
minutes each tinc-at nrst Increase the
duration OF exposure no; over i've minutes the
second DAY, and so on, until YOU "an stand
an hour or two Il time without burning.
Thc tanning will FOLLOW in due course. light
comnlcNion naturally burns with less sun "S-
posurc than dark complexion, and =
care is necessary for that reason. If expo
sure is prolonged, il is We'll to Smear the zine
oxide ointment over the sensitive part of the
skin. and then Il heavy coating OF t'lcum
sprinnicd over that. as p"Dtcotl"n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
TO BURY R0BT. M. PULLlAM
FROM MONUMENTAL CHURCH

Robert VI rulliam. axe 81. prom-
inoht insurance man. died In his home.
2i' S"uth Third street, yesterday
morning at els o'clock MIR. rul-
nam wa+ the youngest son Of the late
br Robert Mo"hs ANA Mrs. Emma
Cold ful!iam He Is survived by his
widow and four sisters. Mrs /. T..
Eouut Mrs william Gibson, Jr.. AIRS.
walter II. Gordon nu! Mrs w =.
J"nes. "f Petersburg
Funeral services wUi bee hold al
Monumental Episcopal church ms
afternoon ~ o'clock. conducted hg
Roy GenrE" T. Mayo. assisted by
Rev. W Russell Rowr.
Active DnIlheercrs wi!l he W :.
Tanner. ivc% T.. Arlington. = Y
Cooke. Elder Richmond Moore.
7. ~ Il" Gtaftcnicid, i. rark.r pa.
shell ana Icnuic g. Gordon
iipnorarh rniIbeur"ro wiil be George
G. J"gcrson George y GibsDn. Wal
tor g. Cluhorn. Milton Straus.
Frank y IInhson George " Warren.
/ e. ricusauts John Munjuguc Roy
Hhildrc" ". q rarrant Roh.rt t.
Talicy " u; Long g. Y Toid. \.
Reid v"natl". George = Howell. Ar
thur u Hrnucr. u stewart Hume ana
OTIS NJ \lfri"nd. ln'crm.nr win be
private.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
News Of Fifty Years Ago

From the Richmond Dispatch, July ~, lSIlD
There was the biggest crop of prisoners
in the box at Police Court yesterday morn
ing seen There any day since the nrst OF Jan
nary ana the policemen are asking what's thc
matter There were all sorts Of iaw and ord
nance violations recorded.
Th,, public debt refunded Yesterday amount
ed to STA 69O9?. Total since the 9th. 5"so2.-
S6S.4i
rhc canal boat Virginia seized ycstcr-
day morning by Depu'< United states Marshal
Fitch for alleged serious violations of the
revenue laws.
William Goidsby has been appointed cX-
press messenger to take the run between this
CITY and Greensboro, y. G.
The Conservative county convention for
Chesterfield County was held at Chester yes
,crdnv and the following gentlemen received
nominations: Nathan II. coGhil for county
co,rt clerk; Colonel William -. Woodbridge
county treasurer Colonel William Amtcrs
COMMUNICATING attorney; Clarence II. Flour
nov. sheriff: DR.. John w. Wake and Captain
W l. Ciopton. for the Leg isatnrc.
Married, on the 18th instant, AT the resi-
dcnc, of the brides mother. 10y Rev. T. NJ
I:nk.r. Mir John w. Williams 10 Miss Marianna
MundIn. all Of this city
Robert Boling's fine farm IN buckingham,
COUNTY containing 1000 acres sold the
other day for $4,000 Colonel HUBBARD. of
l:Lck ing ham, the purchaser.
Miss NJ. t.. l.amp.e has been appointed post
mistress Noun; Athos. in Campbell Coun-
~. vice l.: NJ Swopc, resigned.
Secretary boutwell, has finally rejected the
cain OF the state OF Kentucky against the
United states government for cquipping troops
during the war.
Washington has received Information of a
hsnt between a company VI United states
troops and largo Lody OF Indians which took
place in Arizona. Another company has been
oricred TO the scene OF action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
REDUCE NUMBER or MEN
NEEDED FOR RECOGNITION
National Guard Companies VIII he
Mustered Into Service With Min
inium Strength of Fifty.

National Guard companies may be
3rmcd untIl July L. 1879. and nu...
'Nrcd into Federal service w!tb /,
'""hlmum strength % hfty mcn. :,,-
'"rdins TO adviccs received Yesterday
AdJutant-Gcncral Stern from IN,
var Department
PREVIOUS To July !. 1921, Ni,v mon
were required Tor Federal rcco-ut.
t'oh but. al that time. the uumher
was Increased To siAty-tiyc man
"hiic The '.J"Ne policy established :,
minimum ace strength Of nay mon
INC war - ia 'inIunt urges ,hu: Iyci..
rinrt Ia" made To cncouray. ,rris
i"r'iS ana build up the comp,r,,s
'htN four more ronipanis. urc
hvehed To complete the orznri:atI,n
80 The second Provisional Reg mem.
A'a!"r Edwin Conquest w.. 40 l.,
f'''S'H""ih tomorrow might q max
'; ~ II "ompnn" which ha, ,.cn or
i'H!|td there aud. nc.v,iiIg ii, Gem
era! stern, there VIII - !, ~; nt n,
v'"tcn between several a. Iis for the
'''ht to form The Ohio, ,n,cc COM
:j.Ies
lie stated That the regiment uroh-
ably would be completed within the
next few weeks. as hc has been ,d.
NiScd that ilfty men already have on
listed ~ some places and orgnrlZnrs
nave been working To r"t tn. sixty
axe men formerly necessary for "a
roEn!tiun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
Health Talks by Dr.. Brady
ButtcrIiiillX,

Not long ago deprecated the marketing
OF Such IA FOOD as whca, in "a canned state,
not httauS" thcr" is anything very affection
ape ar injurious in canned wheat. hu, because
wheat - easily obtainahlc and will keep any
where ana may he cooked when needed ius,
as easily as any other undcua;urzcd cereal
Moreover. TO my mind IL seems doubtful that
wheat Viii retain its vitamns as well when
cooked and canned as II does when kcpt in
the natural dry state
The great idea in this country seems to be
mat some manufacturer must take an our
food and either purity or refine" IL ar nut
II through some mysterious process bctor.
1t is quite, lit for US to eat
Even such simple and wholesome beverage
as bu,t"'milk is nowadays subjected to the
seal of approval of some manufacturer before
1t is offered to the consumer in many com
mGnites quote from business letter sent
TO all the hysicans OF a city ~ one such
manufacturer.
"A wcil-known physician has stated that
huttermilk is liquid meat. with the fat trimmed
OF, for IL contains all the ingredients OF
fresh milk. except the cream--thc most in
diEcstiblc and hiliousncss- producing element
In the milk Buttcrmilk is also partly di-
Gcsted. for tn. reason that the Cacsin rat
has h""n spi, up into me and hocculcnt curds
and tn" milk aciduiaied. saving the stomach
this work"
Tn. spelling and punctuation and English
used in the letter little worse than the
physiology abused therein. The compacency
Of ignorance il curious TO behold.
1t would lie nearer tn" truth To say that
huttcrnilk has only half tho nu,ritive or food
value OF plain milk and much less than half
It's value in vitamins And It is this ignorant
manufacturers personal theory merely that
butter Ia, is more iudi=cstibl- than cheese
rather strange theory, too, for manufac-
;urer of butter.
y great deal If uuGcsorvcd rcrutc attaches
TO buttcrmilk and sourcl milk as beverages.
These fcrm"ntcd preparations. al! OF them,
from natural tuttcrmilk to the fancy trade
tcrmcntcd milk products, are wholesome
enough Tor most persons to drink. perhaps
even beneficial in certain digestive difficulties
md intestinal conditions. but that is about
all Metchnikon's theory. that one should
take pint OF sourcd SKINNED milk every
da! tshimm"d milk boiled i've minutes. then
cooled {" luke warm about body tempera-
;Urr ANA sow-d with culture of Bulgarian
lacilluS TO sour it,. has little To support il.
There is no good reason to imagine that
any particular breed or brand OF tactic acid
hacili, under whatever fancy TUE. VIII nc
complish any NOR. than those present in
ordinary huit.rmilE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
OMAR AKIN, MIND READER,
AT J. M. h. S. TONIGHT

fIvhmondcrs VIII be entertained
tonight hy omar AKIN, mind-rcadcr
~ John Marshall High school audi
t0rhrn. The entertainment was orig
ipaliy advertised :ur the bencht os
the Associated Charities. but the cA-
"cutiNc board nt that organization
decided tia, This method of collecting
funds WAS not In accordance with ih-
policy Of the association. and the
show viii toe conducted by AKIN, who
states that hc win make "A contribu-
ton 10 the charitable organization
AKIN intends to cal aloud ,he
names 81 persons In ho audience anl
read their thoughts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
NAME RICHMOND MEMBERS
OF COMMISSION TO FRANCE

Announcement Was nude yrstcr-
day thar KiChmonds dolcrat!ou on
tn" commission composed OF mem
hcrs Of the American Legion wh"
VIII visit the French batilcnclds az
ihr invitation Of the French govern
ment VIII bn composed of Wilbur q.
iiaIi 90 l."cshurg II. ;. Haglaud. ~
lichm"nd Major ieirome l.! cpic.
OF stanton; Is NJ. Ros2rl Of win
chester Il. Is Tunstul. ot Sorfolk.
The latter Viii toe accompanied by
his wife.
Every state In the Union ~ ns.
rcctcd 10 have similar dc!cgat' n,
and TIA" commission VIII hc headed
10y iohn J. Wicker, IT.. ot his CITY.
wh" is making the Hnai arrahgs.
mcnts FOR the journey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
scott nvrrrulc> Notions.

Judge Scott. IN CITY Circuit Court.
cstcrday "vcrrul-d motions TO SET
aside N-rdicts in the cases of Ida w
Ashhy. administrator. against the
Virginia Halfway and Power Com
rany. who sued for 10000: aud
Armour \ 60. against the same. who
sued for $4,000, and Judgment was
ntcrcd for the defendant. Time was
allowed the plaintiffs to file bills of
exceptions.
verdict and judgment was en-
tered in the suit Of W. q. Neal
against j. NJ. Eosscr for S52 40
James Mason and Frank ELLIS. col
crcd. and William II. Tubbs, convicts
lat the penitcntiary. were adjudged
insane. the TWO former being sent To
Petersburg asylum and the latter to
Marion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
GllPIN SUPPORTERS TO
MEET TONIGHT AT $50

Supporters Of Kenneth y Gilpin
candldAi, for LicUt"nant-Govcrnor
VIII meet at Murphy's Hotel tonight
~ $50 o'clock y large attendance
Is expected several short addresses
Will hc made by leading Gilpin adj
hcrents. and plans for the conduct Of
the campaign during the remninng
few days az the canvass will be form.
ulatrd.
~ Gum headquarters Information
II beng received from various points
IN III" Ninth District. indicating that
the lI"nrsco senator viii receive II
lars" vote on election day. The Quinn
management is confident Of nomina
ton Of their candidate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
Cost of Auln,nni,ilinu

j. l.. H.. Jonesville-Thc canltal
tied up in automobiling in the United
states is estimated as over $4,000. 0OJ, :
ooo, according 10 tho Railway Age,
which hgurcS 1t out by items: depre-
clati"n on "623,I5i cars at 20 per cent
On average cost OF $1,000 interest on
Tue money invested; gasoline. oil.
tires, accessories, State license fees,
insurance premiums. garage and SER
vice costs, labor costs for repairs etc.
THESE estimates do not include cX-
pcnditurcs for construction and main
tcnancc OF highways. nor for tho cost
IL automobile accidents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27

Judge II. &. Richardson and Mrs.
Richardson. VIII leave FOR New YORK
tonight, from which point they VIII
sail tomorrow for an extended trip
through Europe. Judge Richadson
has adjourned the jury in Hustines
Court and that court viii he In recess
until the first Monday in October The
clerks office Will be open as usual
during the summer.
Commissioners appointed by Judge
Richardson TO ippraisc The property
OF senator Morgan Il. Mills. near the
thamberlaync Avcnucc Niaduct. has
been adjourned until the middle OF
August.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27

Injuries sustained by Moses Stein.
leader of STEMS Greater Richmond
and. when struck by II street car at
S!Nth ana Broad street, Monday, are
iot expected 10 Keep the band leader
e. dir. ting the concert at Byrd
lark sunday. Mr. Stein had aiightcd
rom car ut the corner and was in
u act of crossing the tracks, when
was struck by a one-man car, and
ow" I" the ground. He was carried
1" his residence ana treated by DIR.
Meade Mann, who found that he had
suffered only body bruises
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
FIRST AUTOMATIC SODA
DISPENSER IS INSTALLED

Brisk sale OF an automatic soda dis.
pensimE machine Is expected IN this
city following revelations yesterday
that such machine attracted hun
drcdo I" drug store at clay auH
iiancocE streets SUNDAY. til" total
sales aSsr, eating Sil.5D an nIckcls-
The machine distributed $50 drinks
The PROPRIETOR, II. q. Hurdle, Hired
The machine SATURDAY night with a
wcil-known brand OF syrup carbon
n'ed water and ice y customer ne
posts Il nickel in the machine which
htis paper Gun with the soda.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
WEpNEsDAY. july p, 1927.
The All-lmportant Factor


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'oSeu' "'teI 'He "Fchltccts the con
"''r 0''tc's WHO ma! nave set'Ieu
""9v" W" tAp"Iiehce OF heaFsaH
''S" '''rics' /" me ""'i
y" 'r '''r,'"u OF CHOOSING Il
an" ''cN'ths Nrs'hl" war Me-
-" -" i''"'" mere VIII remain
,,,,,.,,,, az ","ets ="
49,. r. "'" mus W recosh'"ou IL 'he
80 " - o' N'P' i''e from s"SPicioh
-. ''' ' ""' ilis"' "ihost say
NJ, -" al al
,ho me. p""'.'' - ~ We
ma ,,Iio, ,,,",' - Us "'"'' -
''''s may - W nc spent. II
"N''' ''"'' VI 'hc p"p'r
M, 80" WV "''t'o' '"' poss'o'e
W ,""N' ,"c h'i'I "ctiSioh
i,trrv,na ,,;,i, 49,, Win ~ "'''
,,is,o. :, ,,,, "".s W N"' y'"s o"' us
,.,ohIo, ho,ora M i'i,,, ,'', ,''' o'ie
oscor,,i, ~ - w
jn,ornre, ma, do.iro """ W.
which !, sbail d,,erri,, <n,,i,, ~,
sucb faithful do,or,ri,,,;on IN, ,ist,
The public Anvtrir, To-, ,,,,, 49,, ,,i
Of tho trust which ,Lo ,,,i,lia 49,, -,
in The commission
The wish Of tho ,,,,Ii. .ha,,, M ..,,.
ascer,ainad If m,,., No -, -,
who have oars IN hoor !, , ~ on
stratod in NO urcor,,i
commission ,ontativoIv .,.a.da,, 80.
II local co,nnouv o,ir,;r,,i,a ,,;,,, -,
formali,v M cor,no,i,in, ~, 49,,
its intentions aI o,hnr co,,r,,.,,,.
gave the favored ono inc t,s, nr ..,ao,;m,,
the archi,ec, who from mo yor r.,,,r -
Ibis engagement, would no s,,nsor,ion, ~
him. From every civ ana conr,r - W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
survey for s,rcrt E,,cn,inu

Director Saviilc, of the Department
of Works. yesterday announced that
twenty attaches OF the departing u I
were engaged in surveying all the
territory west of the city. south OF
Broad Street Road 10 the river, as
far west as the University of Rich
mond The object OF this survey.
says Mr., Saviile. is to give the city
line upon which 10 work in the
ext cneion Of streets and avenues west
and south in the many suburban
tracts now being developed and to
be expanded In future.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27

me expected has happened in the case of
inc bathing girls. The girls and women "A, the,
p'achcs this season have been so much crlti-
e"' :" married. IN TACT on account of cos
tunes worn tina, public sympathy undoub,c,l-
~ Is NccrinS Ia their side and the time already
- ABOUT arrived when critics will be forced O
remain silent. even should the girls 20 further
!" the matter OF daring costumes than they
nav" gone. which hardly is likely unless Of
course. costumes should he abandoned entirely
-PotersburS Index Appeal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
rnlnk Requirement. Unreasonable.

Declaring the requirements unreal
sonablc, the Social Service Federation
has entered a protest with Director
Myers, OF Tho Department of pubIic
safety. and asks that the rule con-
corning appointment Of women To the
police he revised. The federation
does not believe there should bc am
age. limit. and that women of ma
turc ago-and Judgment should he an
pointed. The matter will be fully
considered by Director Myers and
Chief sherry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
sncs Street hallway Cou,unny.

Suits We're instituted in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday by l.. j.. Budd.
X. H. Selph and Il. L.. w. Martin
against the Virginia Railway and
Power Company FOR $4,000 each. AL
legged personal injuries are given as
the basis for suit
The suit OF the Elinc Car Sales
Company against j. NJ Spencer and
others for SLIGO. WAS continued by
consent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
seize Sirnn,r I,o,,,In,r

Thc steamer Euscdalc. which has
been operated under lease on the
James River by the BuXton line, has
pcen aci"ed by United States Marshal
Elliott under "A libel flied in GATED
states District Court by Rodney Vi.
Smith. of Washington. who has claim
FOR $l.o'G FOR coal which he SAYS he
las furnished the vessel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
Indor,r yir.I,iu ,.,,,,,,,

Members az the Mispath order Of
the Eastern star Home Club gave
unanimous inLorScmcn; to the Nir-
einia Historical Pageant at its rcgu-
lar monthly meeting held Monday at
byrd Park. W Is. Cridlin secretary
or IN" pageant associations was 10
have spoken bur. instead. sent TWO
representatives. Mrs. Janet stuart
Durham, candidate for the House of
clegatcs. also spoke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Distance.

Il" not know. | can't surmise
me distance to the iarthcst skies;
nay. no measure of the stars,
Neptune. Venus. Jupiter. Mars;
] do not know how far one sees
To count the seven Piciadcs,
Nor Just what mileage one would pay
10 aero To the Milky Way.
ON distances. my learning's weak.
ma therefore ! can hardly speak
OF anything Lcyond my ken.
MOST average of the average men:
bGt can count the blocks tack
Ia III day Ia work. each evening back.
Ana alter all as such things go.
That: all Il fellow needs To know.
rate LAYS ones boundaries. as he goes.
II" Just beyond his private nose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
Erect Auto snIc, ,,uir,,,n..

Having arranged To erect u large
auto sales building AT 1904 West
Broad street, the Advance Realty
Corporation yesterday fled applica-
ton for permit 10 build. The struc-
urc Will cost $4,000
Inspector Butler yesterday issued
Kermit 10 Orcste Puccincili to build
one-story brick store ut North
Eighteenth Street, TO cost $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic excepting on legal and M dicHt
subjects. ARE answered free. As all
Inquiries are answered directly by
PcrSon"i letter, self addressed
Stamped envelope IL required. td-
dress The TImcs-DIspntrll Int0ru,n-
ton Burcnu, Richmond, Vn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27

AZ inns distaScc the prospect for an Irish
settlement does not appear promising hut
mere sun VIII be hope in this country that
the optimism which is SAID to be felt i'm Lon
doh is not groundlcsS. THAT Jan Christian
Sinuts. Premier Of South Africa, continues to
''hc an ACTIVE interest in the situation en-
c"uraScs the belief that negotiations will no,
he abandoned anti the last possible EFFORT 10
reach Il settlement has been eNhaustcd--l;ris-
tot Herald Courier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-27

"Wh"Ssamaitcr?. Got bumplug?"
riI'd Your gas old top"
"NhE'n't yuh push her E IN top o that hill
N tri'r out on comprcssion?'
81 owned one q them things once. am
Mchbc Your dincrcntial has got tangled up
n your vacuum tank, hugh
Il know feiier bout mile FIN here's got
a cnMplA mulcs mistcr'