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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
CIVIL SEASON ENDS HERE
ON WHOLESALE MARKET
Produce Trade on Cary and
Thirteenth Streets Picks Up.
Rcccipls LARGE.
Receipts Large.

After two days of dullucSs on Cary
and Thirteenth Streets last week. the
Wholesale produce trade picked up.
WA" quite lively all the balance of
the week and the long duh season
seems 10 have come To an end The
receipts OF al manner of produce
vegetables, poultry, cses. ctc. wcra
larger and more varied than they
have been for at last three weeks
past ana an active demand kept the
stores and warehouses OF tho whole.
sale produce dealers and commission
merchants pretty well cleared each
day, after Tuesday
'lhTG chickens went readily a, AZ
1" 10 cents per pound. and the small
'n"s at 81 To 81 Hens were fairly
active At - To 80. and iroos,crs a,
Ii 10 Il. Eggs were in good rcceiu,
Tor tho season and sold at somewhat
better prices, 50 To IS cents per doz.n.
Ncals We're IN good receipt. strictly
fancy reaching 10 cents per pound
a. u" top ana choice 5 To cents.
while the common to poor dragged at
10 Z" cents per pound strictly fancy
lambs brought 9 10 9l-2 cents per
''"'t anu ti''!'t ) 10 y. HOGS were
active at 10 to'I2 cents per pound.
Potatoes were very firm AL the
week "a, $l.5o per bushci FOR No.
/. Cabbage We're in good supply ana
active at SEQ 10 50 per crate OF 100
pounds Apples were not so plentiful
and ranged high
The cary street crowd lool; FOR
'a.Tly large receipts this week with
mo very material changes in prices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
NORFOLK TO doll UP"
FOR LEGION CONVENTION
Fully l,500 Visitors Expected.
Torchlishl and Torpedo
Procession Features.

Main. CRANKY and Church Streets
IN Norfolk will be decorated during
the three days convention of the
American Legion as they have not
been 'dolled-up" since the mcmor
able visit of General Pcrshing. the
Retail Merchants Association Of the
"cnSid" city having voted at a recent
meeting I" cooperate in every way
To make the event Il great success
Eut not only will merchants decorate
their places OF business. but they
nave agreed TO lend their automobiles
during Tie convention SO that parties
Of delegates and visitors Ia the con-
Ncniion may be shown around the
city and it's suburbs
The Chamber "f Commerce OF Nor
'oif has also voted through it's board
IL directors. TO assist Norfolk Post
with entertaining tho delegates and
visitors. The city Council OF Nor
folk has appropriated $4,000 for tho
entertainment of the former service
men. while the Norfolk Boostcrs'
ClUb has also let IL he known that
II VIII do It's part TO make tn. con-
Vcn;ion n thing to be remembered
IT is now thought that fully 800
former service men. not counting
the Norfolk and Portsmouth posts.
Will be in Norfolk for tho convention
tn" Norfolk and Portsmouth posts
VIII attend in a body. One OF the
big features which will mark the
convention Is II torchlirht and tor
r"do procession |; IS 10 y. held IN"
second night ANA will be staged In
the vicinity of the Hague. one of
NofIoik'S most beautiful sections
T"rpcdoes enough will hc exploded
1t ~ stated. 30 make people for miles
around think the city i under BON
hardmcnt THIS is 10 be staged un-
der IA" auspices of tho city of Nor.
folk and in addition 10 the parade and
fireworks. thcr" will be music and
dancing ana refreshments aud Il it'll.
Hp"cch making. but not enough TO
Interfere with pleasure. TIL" speak
.rs have been warned To- make !,
snnupv.' IL Is said .
There will y" many other enter
'Hinwcnts during the convention in
Guiding q bot. ride around the harhor
ana uips TO Virginia Boach and
OCEAN View
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
FIVE LOCAL LODGES
WILL MEET TONIGHT

This. the third Monday in the
month of August, is destined To be
F." busy night in Richmoni's lodg,
rooms. Five OF the councils ana
tribes Of the city will hold their re-.
uiaT meeting tonight in their re-
Spcctivc lodge rooms.
Members of the Progressive couu
~ NO. ~. Sons and Daughters OF
Liberty, and Progressive Council No.
IL. will meet at \ o'clock in Shield.
Hall. 2Gl2 HUI Street.
y business council viii be held hv
the Red Men, Indianolu Tribe. No.
IN leader call Tenth ana HUH
streets. at o'clock.
The Peerless Council. No. o. Sons
ana Daughters of Liberty. Will meet
in j. o. L. y. NJ. Junior Hail. stew
art ana liedd Streets, for week ).
business discussion. and The Ii,,l.
Squaw Council, No. >, Daughters 81
f"cahonias. Red Men, will meet at
'Oo North Twcnty-siNth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
ROTARIANS TO OBSERVE
BIC BASEBALL VICTORY
Members of Team VIII Tell nj uirb-
niOnd iiotci Tomorrow How They
Heat the I<iwanis Aggregation.

Tho Rotary Club will assemble reg
ular!y nj the Richmond Hotel tomor-
row evening At o'clock. The VIC
tory over the Kiwanians in the re-
cent baseball game will be appro-
printsly observed. There Is no Sc,
program Cor the evening. The varl-
Gus participants In the ball game viii
tel! what II feels like To lie on =,
victorious team
Alien j. Savillc and !. Amber
Johnston, committee on trip over the
hattlcfclds. will report proceedings.
ana arrangements will be made for
the details OF the trip. which is TO
he taken on Labor Day. The Rotary
Club will. in company with the old
soldic 6 al Lee Camp Home, go over
the fields around Richmond, where
permanent markers Will he placed.
and where short talks on the battles
Will be made by speakers well verscd
in historic lore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
BOLEN LOSES HIMSELF
ON HIS VACATION TRIP
Connri.inrn Hope Clerk of Commit-
tees Will Return To Compile Re
mort ON building Code Revision.

Nothing has been heard from T.. s
Bolen. clerk OF committees of city
Council. since he left on his vacation
more than Il week ago. city Clerk
Mcdowell expected To at least re-
ccivc few picture postal cards from
him. but he has. apparently. "cut the
cables" behind him. Before going.
members of the various committees
warned Clerk Bolcn to rcfrai1 from
dcluSinS their mail with souvenir
pcstals, so II is believed that the COM
mittcc clerk took them literally.
Mr.. Bolcn intlnatcd that he would
spend most of his vacation in New
York. He said he had been to the
Metropolis before, but had never been
through Greenwich Village. the Bow
cry or Chatham Square. and wanted
10 take in these sights on this trim.
ut is to he hoped" said Council
man Morton. that h" has not met
with an accident OF foul play. as we
need him to get out that special re-
port on the revision of the building
Code, which is practically ready for
considerations"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22

,bo n,,., ,.,.
mnpv :, ln,. -, ne n,u seen i"l
when NO y..,. ,'' nun VI
AT This Time nc -. '''''' "o,'
green ana uou.,. nn W.
we never m;s.ct o,,, 80 ,,'.
good ola DAYS. s,i1 ~, r,i 80
everything changes. Even Dicl< .Joncs'
Noice mas changed. He no longer
SHES tenor IN the silver Voiced
Su'r'c'
Ncarns for SHOWS of 1nrc.
~ hope next winter will he snowy. :"
pipcd Billy l.. Knowles ~ ycarn for
tn" SHOWS Of yorc Member the biz
drift of ~? THAT was some snow
arise u state"
you'd ought TO OF seen the snow
Of 80" asserted L; Worthan Snilman
II, hid all the fences around Non
roe Park and everybody i'm oregon
Hin was marooned for a week.
had to dig my way out Of the house
through the second story window. and
1t took Il tunnel like the Chesapeake
and ohio tube at Eightccnth street
to get the crowd into old Clay stree,
Methodist Church The ncNt hiagrst
snow tn that was in SIS. when the
Brooklyn Bridge was ,ubmorecd and
man walked across James River at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
COMMON GOOD BODY
SAYS VOTE TOO LIGHT
Tnhuinti"n of Figures shows Only tI3
ont of Every iCOO thermometers
tn~t Their BALLOTS.

Hased Oh the total population o..
Inc state. the vote east in virginia
~ the last two presidential elections
aS Wei AS III The primary election
O! August =, was anything but en-
couraginE. according To IA statement
Just issued by The Virginia AsSoCia-
ton Tor the Common Good. The
statement says that in 1916 the to-
tai vote cast was li@lS2, and in the
1870 election. with the women voting
IT was 229,9j2, or about nincty-ninc
out Of every 1000 population
This gives the state AN average
voting population Of only 10 per cent
while tho average i'm the country at
large * II per cent In Il table
giving the voting strength OF Hfty-six
OF the leading ciiic. OF America
where 2Gs.03 is the average vote per
1909. Richmond shows up with III
pcr l.o6o, and Norfolk with an aver
age Of scvcnty-onc per 900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
AID. CLUB AND ROTARY TEAMS
BOTH CONFIDENT or VICTORY
Officials in Rival Camps Declare They Are Losing no
Sleep Over Chances of Losing in Contest
for Crippled Children

Tho Rotary baseball team. which
WrcSted the championship from the
Niwahis Club last week. is not rest
ing on its laurcls by any means.
i'ealizihS that the Adj Club team is
not To be sncezed a.. the Rotarians
are IN fuil practice. and every after
noon Ben Wilson has his men ont
Tor IN hours cXcrc|c. 1T is; be-
iieFed that Pitcher McCuc'S working
arm VIII be in condition before the
h;tme WIFE the Advertisers. so that
lhr"ckmorton may he relieved dur
ing the game. McCuc broke Il small
bone i'm his right wrist during. prac-
tee at Narina two weeks ago. The
accident occurred as McCuc WAS slid.
'ng to second after hitting the ball
out for Il two Dagger 1t was prompt
iy fixed up by the clubs surgeons
Or. Charlie Robins. Dr. Billy Parker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
BIG SUNDAY CROWDS ENJOY
IDEAL SUMNER WEATHER
Maximum temperature for Day Is 81, While Cooling
Breczcs at All Times Make for CONTRIBUTIONS
sands at Parks During Day

Even the most rank pcssimist
would be unable to prove 10 any one
'h"' the weather in Richmond ycStcr-
uaE was not abou; ;nc most season
ate IN the United States. Only about
nlinattcrnoon. when the heat rcachc ID
i's zenith and the thermometer reg
iStrcd NJ degrees, was there anything
sih" hot weather. And all during
thc afternoon ana into the night the
temperature was OF Il character to
he met with smiles ana with grace, for
IL did not create the great desire for
drink. and the old blue laws could
j"Si as well have been enforced as
not. The only sufferer was the
SmokclcSs man.
The forecast for Today is that tho
weather WIFI be fair with little
change in temperature. although the
indications are thar tomorrow will
prove slightly warmer"
The Byrd Park Chautauuua assem-
h!cd at the usual hour yesterday on
the balcony of the park house STEMS
band occupied the north portico,
while the members OF the Chautauuua
had possession OF the south wing
far below The lark houec. across II.
stretch OF parchcd grass dotted here
ana there with shadows from the
trees which stretch their bou-hs over
the pathways. hundreds OF p.dcs-
!rians Sauntcrcd toward the lake.
where perhaps not more than .0Ur
aqua pura fans had gathered The
weather was good for stroiling. No
one sought tn" shady spots hy pref
"rcncc. II WAS comfortable as we'll
IN the sunshine as in the shade.
camera iicndS We're on hand. ami
Enap-ShotS were plentiful
Play National Anthem.
West 81 the band stand the saliva
ton Army cNhortcrs held forth for
the afternoon Period up to 100
o'clock, At which hour Bundmastcr
Moses stein waved his baton ana III.
strains OF The Spanglcd Ban
ncr' spread over the park ana thou
sands arose ANA stood AT attention
until the last note died away
beautiful Reservoir Lake WAS re-
Splcndcnt in the afternoon rays nf
the sun. which sparlilcd again as the
boats Elidcd across the ripping wa
t"rS ana the city's pet ducks ate from
tho hands of the charitably inclined
youngsters, who fed diem with every
hing from hot dog" to peanuts
Members II the Chautauuua dis
cuSs"d all the topics OF momrm.
stanley Tyler opincd that the day was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
BUSINESS IN RICHMOND
BETTER THAN IN OHIO
". Dnrlds0n. Hrturning Here From
EAtcndcd Trip, Says Conditions
Are Most Encouraging.

NJ. Davidson. who has been on an
cHtcnded trip for several weeks. has
returned to the city. after visiting
Cleveland. where the Oriental Order
o: humility and Perfection. a branch
Of the Odd Fellows. held it's convcn-
tion. Mr.. Davidson is venerable friar
of this order of the Richmond branch.
and was largely responsible for the
organization being established in tho
state Of virginia. which now enjoys
Il large membership.
MIR. Davidson also visited Toledo.
Detroit and Akron. where he reports
business Is dun in comparison with
richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
NOEL WILL TALK TODAY
All KIWANIAN SESSION
collector of Internal Revenue In Dis
course ON Income TnA-RcDort
ON Ncccnt nnSrhuII Gnnc

Collector Of Internal Revenue John
', Noe! VIII talk ten minutes TO the
Nlwanians at the regular weekly
Luncheon at the City Club this even
ihg at O'Clock. Mr.. Noel is some
thing Of an aftcr-d,uncr speaker.
ANA is calculated To deliver an inter
"sting and amusing discourse. He
VIII discuss the question ot Income
Tax"
reports on the recent baseball
gam: with the Rotarians Will he
made. and further plans for Ladies.
Night, August -. will he discussed.
The uip-to- Norfolk committee viii
report progress. ana it is said Don
Frazier has some new plans up his
sleeve. which he will disclose nj this
meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
WOODSON is READN TO
SET VOTERS STRAIGHT
''r""rnl R"Ef~trar Declares Much OF
ir""hI" 80 Polls Urinary la,
DE" 20 Indifference.

General Registrar W. H. Weudsou.
urges an voters vho Lad nolhl. or
any character on uriuury election
day to can at his once q, Heir ear.
liest convenience and got tnems,Iy,,
''straiEnicnei out"
Much ~ tho inccuysnscncs cx
perienced 81 the polls" said NJ.
Wo1dsou vas duo largely T., tho
Indifference az the voter himself. lie
lad boon warmed and urged. not only
from this Office but through the pa
pers, t. sec that he had mig proper
bearings He was told to Nx in his
mind the exact location Of MS vot-
ing place 70 that when election day
came he might have no trouble. Bu;
he d!dn'; do 1t. Al icnst % per cent
OF those MO ran atoul Of trouble
brought It upon themselves. Sow We
want 10 straishten them n! out: my
Office VIII be open from \. Nj. 10
q r. ~. every day. except saturday.
when n closes at O'Clock"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
Issues Reconsideration Rules

calling attention ;o the fact that
what appears 10 be death from Ger
tain accidents is merely suspended
animation, the Virginia Industrial
Commission has issued Il set OF rules
Tor rcviving victims of electric shock
gas. ammonia fumes, water. etc. and
emphasizes the need OF quick action.
The rules arc written in simple ian
guagc and, IL followed closely. may
often result in rcVivinG persons Ia
state Of suspended animation.
booklets containing the rules Will he
sent to persons who make applica
ton to the commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22

ana DIR. Greer Baughman, while DR.
frice. Or. Judd. DIR. street and DR.
Corey were held in reserve.
AtcCue was anxious to get in the
game last Tuesday. Offering TO pitch
with his left hand. but Throckmorton
stated That he felt IN prime condition
ana fully able to hold the hard hit
ing hi"anians down throughout the
fuii game And he did it.
President Leaning, Of the Ad
club, smiles when he says his team
VIII make no unusual boasts. but
mat ne mas no reason to pass sleep
less niHhts over the prospects of Vie
tory when the teams meet for the
benefit of the crippled children. The
Gate OF ,thC game Will probably he
fixed at tho meeting Of the Rotary
Club At the Richmond Hotel tomor-
row evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
COLONIAL THEATER IS
NEARING COMPLETION
Probably he Ready for Opening by
Middle of Srptrmber-TO Be
Handsome Structure.

W"rk on the new Colonial Thcator
is rapidly nearing completion. and 1t
IS believed the house will ne ready
Tor its opening about the middle az
September. y number OF incidents
nav" arisen during the construction
Of this building, which tended To de
lay completion, but al! the obstacles
nave been overcome. and within Il
Few weeks the doors Of Richmond's
most beautiful thcatcr viii he thrown
open.
Th"s" interested in the enterprise
OF which Jake Wells is the head, de-
clare the Colonial will he the hand
soonest thcat"r Of the kind in the
entire south.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
C.. V. ALBRIGHT LEAVES
TO ACCEPT 4 NEW JOB
Manager of Richmond Guauo Com
pnny Takes Position with Nobcrt-
hnM GhcmI icnl InrpnrmtInn. NnrInIl,.

Charles V. Albright. OF G!ntcr Park.
for tho past -four years general man
aver Of the Richmond Guano Com
NanN Is leaving the city for Norfolk.
where he Will he connected I'm the
same capacity with new concern.
the Robertson Chemical Corporation.
Mi Albright originally "A North
Ca:olln!aa, is a member of the board
of Centenary Church, "a member OF
the Country Club Of Virginia. the
Ncstmoreiand Club, Rotary Ciut,
Court Of Honor. Boy Scouts ana q;
director in the American National
Bank ana American Trust Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
L. tccidrntniIy Shot.

Whi!c examining Il .3S calibrc re-
voiv"r at his home, 1916 North Twcn-
t%-scvcHth Street. yesterday, Louis
Wright. co!orcd. accidentally shot
Percy Lipscomb, also colorcd. of 1Ia0
North Twcnty-scvcnth Street The
injured man was taken 10 the ST.
phillips Hospital where IL was found
that the ball had lodged in the left
arm II IL said an amputation may
be necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
ThnIhimer to Address. Al Men.

william Is. Thnlhimer, who has re-
Gently returned from an extended
tour OF Europe. Will address the
memocrs OF the Richmond Advertise
INK Club ut their regular mccting.
which win bc held Wednesday In the
GIchmond Hotel. This Is tho second
ot sories OF talks entitled Little
TripB TO Mental storehouecs OF Sue
cessful Men OF Richmond"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
FAIRGROUNDS REPORT
MAY COME THIS WEEK
Utilities Committee of City
Council TO Hold Session
Tomorrow Night.
is Still CONSIDERING SITES
Body Would Like n Swimming Pool
for Enst End ia Care for People of
Church Iiiil and Eult"n--I.uck Lot
Favored.

-
Indications point 20 the Utilities
Committee OF CITY Council as the only
nrsv h,l,. Of o., t..,n.r ,,,i, ,o..,.
9tN e'ai S"'-So'h i'''''eeS oil the mar
body have hccn for some time con-
sidcriur th, practical sides Of the
,,onos,5 sc,,,ist,;,r a, .;,, ,,,.,,,
""u various I''S lor park an" hi''H-
ground purposes. These committees
may -cpor; ON their activities to
5at. ru, &, ie Emmy, mat scyar..l
SSAEt>'.s S'''S l"' l"'n an" play
grounds have ye, 10 be Inspected.
The propositions calling for public
com;or, stations have not reached
the ,crumt;,.c. the question of funds
nov neial Under consideration by
Tie !'iaarca Committee Tho It'll
s;5ts G. mwi;:ec hopes 10 have this
proposition ready for action before
;Ns atN; ea3ls, Is adopted The idea
: 81 r>;r.,; pEhiic comfort sta
,tr ~ >.stu;E and Broad Streets.
ara sae--l- =: som. Noiut TO be Sc
w--e 8, may he in most de
rrAca
Mn oprn>c AUGMENTATION.
;re p1ssibilitv of tho
-...-. l.se 80. . -s.s- farm in the near
~ssabi, members of
.nf f.> ,-a--,f,,a, may ornose
ss ... .rr-o-~ia.ion OF $4,000
1' 7ug-ts heati0E system at the
fp-a Mem, perS Of the COM
uts f": ~ ;he statement IF
a-ti'r ers;cC called in TO give
3 tE'a' -.-lea on the subject. who
s-4t=l tfe Fln"nce Committee
;t-s --- be practical Ia install
s a- a.d continue tho present
ss%'- o--.1- tho coming winter.
Sad ilt-- attach ncw heating
acme luiar ,hls plan. not more
ihar half the Sv-- -iIltiuned would
too required for this F.ar.
FL; this be dot say members Of
III" Utilities con'niticc. 'and the city
determines neNt spring Ia purchase
city farm. then money will not
haya been appropriated in vain"
THIS coUuittc" ~ welded To the
ilti ~ cor~tructjr. - a swimming
rca' ~ the East Emo o take care
81 i'e people OF Church iii!l and Full
t91 Now The citizeus Of the East
f-nt are controlled 10 20 10 shields
l.ase u -tsy want ~ enjoy a swim.
= 1rn-rsSd chat the Luck lot.
owned Ay ths eitS located in "A thick
ly-r'uElatsd Section NJ the East End.
ls r-3.z.t rs St,e for tho proposed
rH.ias pool. and 1t is quite prob
2ols the committee VIII recommend
Tie plan 10 city Council,
vn visit Dutch Gan site.
on Saturday afternoon this COM
'7ittao Will visit tho site or farm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
w. II. nowIcr Die. Yc.tcrday

William Harry Bowler, age 81, died
yesterday mOrning at his residence,
22l7 East Main street; Funeral ser
vices will be conducted tomorrow
at II o'clock from Iiogc Me-
mortal Church. Burial will be in
Oakwood. lie is survived by his
mother, Mrs. NJ. l.. Bowler: two sis
tcrs. Rhca and Evelyn; Il half
brother. Frank NJ. Bowler. and a
cr-brothcr, Bobic Il. Evans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
Txuo,hc,ac Meets I'm scp,cmbcr.

The next meeting Of the Fourth Dis
trict Typothctae Federation will be
held In the Washington Hotel, in
Washington. ID. C., September and
10, according to an announcement
made recently by J. c. Pariin, sec
rStary of the Richmond Typothctac.
y number OF prominent speakers are
on the program for the conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
Aeon Noblcs prnn ri,grinngrs.

Two pilgrimagcs. one to Front Roy
al on September , and the other to
Charlottesville October II. have al
ready been arranged by Acca Temple.
Mystic Shrine. for its fall program.
under the direction of Potcntate
Walker C. Cottrcll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

Richmond Chapter. American As.
ISOLATION of Engineers. Stumprs
Hotel. | +. NJ.
Street Committee. City Council.
) l.. NJ.
kiwanis Club. City Club. c
l.. NJ.
Advertising Committee. city
Council. s L. NJ.
For plays. Sc" "Thcatcr Calcn-
dar" on editorial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
Condition Of Mrs. Duprc.

Mrs. j. Arthur Dupre, of ia North
Fifth Street. who has been i'll for 4
long time, was reported last night as
being in N serious condition. She Is
not able to see friends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
DIR. Rcnr neturns 1srom Milwaukee

DIR. Harry Bear returned yester-
day from two weeks stay in Mil
waukec. where he attended a confer
cnce of the National Dental Associa
ton. lie also attended the Mayo
Clinic at Rochester. Mimi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22

Circle Hospital carly yesterday. Flu
neral services will be conducted from
the home this morning at 10 O'Clock.
lntcrment Will be In Mt. Culvart
Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-22
John II. Lnn,rrum, 4, Die.

'ohn II. Landrum. Jr.. 4-ycar-old
son OF MIR. and Mrs. John II. L.nndrum.
'o' south Fourth street. after an III
ness or four days. died I'm the Stuort