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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-08-05

Miss Arvilla Root of Lund I'M
went a successful operation for
appendicitis at the local hospital on
Monday of this week. Mrs. H. J.
Root came over from Lund the
fore part of the week to be with
her daughter thru her operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
Foremost Among Measures
Pressing. for Considcra-
ton Is Revenue Bill.
LOOK FOR OPPOSITION
FROM DEMOCRATS
Fight on BeS Bill TO Hinge on
Scarch-and-Scizurc
Clause.
By John Glcissucr.
United News stan Correspondent.

United News Staff Corrcspondcnt.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l5-Congress,
rcassenbling next week after 4
months rest. will face a mass Il
legislation. vital to the Interests or
the administration.
Foremost among measures pressing
for consideration is the revenue bill,
passed by the House. and prepared
FOR presentation to tine Senate by
the Finance Committee Attentiol
viii be devoted TO this first and I,
the exclusion of other matters. ao-
cording 10 leaders.
They are hopeful that the Dill cal
be approved and sent To conference
with minimum OF delay. Demo-
cratic opposition is expected to CEN
ter on the repeal of the excess profits
tax. Republicans are hopeful that
some or the opposition will be quiet
cd by the fact that the upper cham
ber Increased the corporation tax 70
10 per cent. retained s2.500 cxemp-
tion Tor married men and the 80 per
cent maximum for surtaxes
Call Up Rcvenuc RIIl Wednesday,.
senator Pcnrosc said he will move
TO call up the revenue bill as.soon as
the session opens Wcdne sday
The bill forbidding the use of beer
as medicine. which also has passed
the House. Is likewise cons sidcred ur-
gent legislation
Tho fight in this instance will hinge
about the clauses forbidding search
and seizure" without warrant. for
which "a group Of Senators az, carry
ing on strong fight. The Senate
was in "a deadlock on tho question
when the recess began. and. there is
every indication that the debate will
he renewed With vigor at the first
opportunity
Anticipating renewal of the debate.
the Antisaloon League already has
issued statements setting forth the
position Of the drys. and urging adop-
tion Of the conference report on tho
h'h' which grants no right of search
whatever, but penalties an officer for
unlawful scach."
Insist on Amendments Adoption,
Opponents OF the conference report
arc Insisting on adoption of the Stan
ley amendment on the grounds that
Will reaiiirm constitutional guar
antces.
Fhcrc Is no constitutional question
iNto' sal" WAYNE Il Wheeler,
general counsel for. the Anti-SaIoon
League. ,oday. 1T is question Of
now far existing rights of search
shall be limited
The bill of senator Rorah. Of Idaho,
cNcmpting American coastwisc YES
sells from payment of tolls for usc
OF the Panama Canal. il seems likely
VIII go through ihe upper chamber
with much less opposition than was
originally indicated. The administra-
ton. apparcntlN. has no intention of
Continued on Page l3, Col. A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
PHILIPPINE BUSINESS
HOUSES ADVERTISE IN
THIRTEEN LANGUAGES
Trade Commissioner Tells OF
Trade Methods Among
Asidtic PEOPLES.
t by United News !

w AS II NC TON. Sept. l5.-ETow
would the American merchant like TO
advertise his goods fn thirtccn differ.
ent languages every time he adver.
tiscd at all: Yet that IS what is re-
nuired for effective Advertising in
the Philippine Islands. according TO
j. w. Sanger. representing the De
partment of Commerce as trade com
missioner in the orient.
In report on advertising methods
in the Far East. Sanger says that
probably not prorc than $4,000 Fili-
Hninos read publications, and. there
fore. would read advertisements. 1T
takes thirteen different languages to
cover the islands complctely.'' he said
AS for Japan says Sanger one
price cigarettes and the development
or the American department store
mcthods Of quoting uniform prices
promises TO rcvolutionizc completely
the ancient habit in Japan of hag-
Cling over the smallest purchase"
China has gone in heavily for ..,e
advertising game. Sanger reports
further. Even some OF the Junks
and Samphns of the YangtZe River
have advertisements painted on their
sails. To cap the climax, resource
ful advcrtisers have recruited the
services OF the ancient travelling
story-tclicrs, and many Of them may
now be heard weaving into their tales
the stories % now brands of cigar
attes, or kor9Bene, or whatnot"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
ALLEGED KIDNAPERS
OF WOODLAND TOTS
ARRESTED. REPORT
Henry and Bcuiah James
Said to Be in Custody al
SmithGeid. Va.
[By Associated Press. !

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Sept 10.
Henry James and woman giving
her name as Beulah James, claiminE
20 be the wife of the former. az
reported under arrest at Smithfel
Va, charged with the kidnapping OF
Jack and Margaret Woodland. chill
dren of Mrs. Florence Woodland. OF
this city, at Cape May y. j.. July ..
The arrests were rlade at the i'll
stance OF Detective Frank Snipp. Of
Cha ttanonga. who had been cngaE,
Ia hunt for the two children and the
alleged kidnapers. The two prison
ers will be taken To Cape May to
face prosecution.
Jack Woodland. one Of the kid
naped children. is now in Atlan,r.
Ga, in the custody OF the shcriT.
pending the hearing OF hahcas
corpus proceeding next Monday. Mar
garct. the other child. is in charge
Of sister OF Mr.. Woodlands hus
band. at Battery, Park. Va. and ha-
bcass corpus proceedings are to hs
instituted there by Mrs Woodlan
to secure its custody.
According to Mrs. Woodland. the
two children were kidnapped by per-
sons hired by Woodland. from whom
she is separated. and wSio lives In
Atlanta. Woodland claimed that
had legal custody OF the children un.
der. a decree handed down by a Flor
Ida court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
SETTLEMENT MUST
BE BASED ON JUSTICE
oinn Fein Leader Declares 1t
His Duty to Reaffirm Posi-
lion Previously Taken.
SUGGESTS NO INTERPRETATIONS
Quotes Words of Lloyd George As
"Truc Answer to Criticism or Ire
lands Attitude
IBy United News.l

LONDON. Sept. 15.-The rock upon
which the British-Irish negotiations
apparently have failed liz the status
of Sim FcNn'a delegat ton to the peace
conference.
Lloyd George insists tina, they shall
come as representatives OF "a domii-
ION. loyal TO the crown, and an In.
tegral part of the British empire.
DE Valera insisisN that they shall
20 as representatives Of an iudcpcnd-
mt and sovereign s;ate---to discus
The question OF allegiance after they
arrive.
Neither De Valera nor Lloyd George
rill rccede from this position.
Ii the negotiations are thus end
al. the government is expected TO put
into Sorcc at once the present home
rule act. dissolving and surpressing
the Dali Eireann for it's refusal to
take the oath of allegiance 20 the
King. This. in turn. will bring about
an expression of Sim Fcin resent
ment. which undoubtedly will bring
about a rupture Of the truce and
resumption of hOstilities.
Rendy for Any Emergency.
The government has prepared u
most elaborate military program in
the event the situation neccssitatcs
the use of force. y new campaign
described as "a revelation OF Mill
tary strength such as ireland has
never known before" outdoing all
previous activities of the crown
forces, will he Sc; on foot.
1t is now learned thai De Nalcras
"ply. published this afternoon and
insisting upon recognition of the
pvcrriSnty Of Ireland. was identical
with the message carried by the two
mn Fcin couricrs. Joseph McGrath
nd X. &. Barton. 10 Gairloch earlier
u the week. Its text was given out
~ De-Valera in spite of the fact
nat he had been warned by Lloyd
Continued On Page . Col. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT
ILL IN n. Y HOSPITAL
Former Assistant Secretary Of Navy
Removed From Ills SUM
mrr Home.
I BY Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK, Sept l5.-Franklin ID
Roosevelt. former Assistant Secretary
OF the Navy, who has been critically
i'll At his summer homo in Campbell.
y. b.. arrived today on II private car
and was taken to Il hospital. He
was accompanied by his physician.
Mr.. Roosevelt is suffering from n
mild case OF infantile paralysis, his
physician. DR.. George Draper. an
nounced today. According TO Or.
Diapers diagnosis, made immediately
upon Mr.. Roosevclt's arrival at the
Presbyterian Hospital from his sum
mer home ut Campobello. y. T., lie is
slowly nearing recovery after suffer
ing from the malady for four weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
Document of 200 Pages
Now Ready for Coun-
cil's Action.
SPEAKERS DECLARE IT
TO BE BEST IN COUNTRY
Regulations Will Become Ell
fective 30 Days After
Final Adoption.

With but three last-hour amend
mcnts. suggested by the Builders l:X,
change the Special Commission on
Revision OF the Building Code last
night completed their work after
more than two years labor and
the code as revised was recommend
cd 10 CITY Council for adoption The
document. which covers about 2aO
pages. VIII he taken up at the Octu-
Der meeting of Council. There Is
every reason To believe the ordinance
VIII be passed promptly by both
branches Of >that body. and in ac-
cordance with a resolution accom-
panyinG the paper 500 copies will be
printed for general distribution at
$3.50 each. The cod" will becom,
effective thirty days after it's adon-
tion. 1t was agreed that whenever
amendments are offered in Council
notice shal be sent to all Interested
persons. so that public hearings may
be had.
Following the adoption OF the code.
short speeches We're made by Presj.
dent w. l.. Ragland. of the Builders
Exchange: Director w. NJ Myers. OF
the Department of Safety: Acting
Chairman Thomas p. Mortar. Chair
man OF the subcommittee j. Amber
Johnson, Aldermen Ordway PuIler
Alderman Winfree and John r. VIII
son The sense OF the remarks OF
e'ch speaker was ,hat co-opera ton
on the part OF the Builders Exchange
inc Real Estate Exchange. the archi
'ecls and engineers. with the COM
mission. helped in every way to rive
TO Richmond the best building coda
IN the country
Provides Fire SnfccuurJs
II WAS pointed out by the speakers
that the code provides Tor chcnncr
construction. while every safeguard
IS placed around the city from acci-
dent and fire hazard.
Upon suggestion of Erncs, roy
representing tho Builders Exchange
the commission amended the section
providing for interior construction he
aiiowing wooden wainscoting ON non
hrcproof walls to within three fee,
VI 'ne ccliing. and requirements 10.
lce-loot alley between franc
houses was eliminated. so that :.
builder may, If he so wishes. ut;Iiz,
ms ehtire space with the building H.,
sell. The commission also agreed
tnht metal garages OF not more than
20 square feet. Will. not cntirc.,.
hreproof. may be erected in the fire
district. This was done III order rha.
business men downtown may erect
small garages in rear Of their prcu,-
lScs Tor their own use 50 that ai-
tomobiles need not be parked in Tn.
streets.
Prior 20 the meeting Of the COM,
mission the Ordinance romuit.cc
which is part Of the commiss;or,
recommended an ordinance confcrril.t
ponce power upon nurses conncctc,r
with the City Health Eurcau: amend
Cd th" ordinance providing fof. fro,
hiSncnsaricS. so that tho Director II
Public Welfare may use his j,rdgmcn,
and-discrcti"n in supplying mndicincs
10 poor persons. and an ordinance
CONTINUED on Page .. Col 41
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
WAGE SCALE CONFERENCE
REQUESTED BY v. R. G P.
Wheelwright Suggests Ap.
pointment Of Committee to
Employees of Company.
CONTRACT EMPIRES OCTOBER 10
Improbable Other Matters VIII BE
Taken Up nj Meeting, Since They
Arc Not Mentioned In Letter to
street Hallway Men.

Thomas S. Wheelwright, president
OF tho Virginia RailwayAiaud Power
Company. yesterday addressed II let
ter TO the members of Local No. 9lO,
Ama'gamatcd Association of Street
halfway Employees. all OF whom are
employed by his company. notifying
them that he could not obt.gatc his
corporation 20 continue the present
wage scale agreement for another
year and suggesting that they APP
point n committee to confer with him
regarding Il new contract.
The present agrceMcnt between the
street railway company and its union
employees expires on October l6. II
was made "a year ago and one clause
ir it provides that il either party
desired to- terminate IL, notice should
be given the other party to that ef-
feet at least thirty days prior to its
expiration. In sending his letter to
the union men yesterday. Mr.. Wheel
wright was complying with me terms
of the contract.
President Wheelwright could not
Lc reached at his home in Buckhcad
Springs last night. but {. Il. Buch-
anan. vcc-presidcnt and general
manager. stated the substance of Mr..
Wheelwrishts letter. 1t was sent To
the men in accordance with the terms
II the contract between the company
End the union, he said, and is in
tended To pave the way for renewal
OF negotiations between the two par
ties.
If the conference suggested by
President Whcclwright is held, il is
Improbable that matters other than
those pertaining 10 the wage clause
will be discussed. President Wheel
wright. in his letter TO the men. men
tened only the wage clause as the
basis Of negotiations, working CON
tlitions hours OF labor, etc. not be-
ing mentioned. The employees, juds
ing ty what was said by those inter-
Viewed last night. are satisfied not
ohi, with working conditions. but
with wages as they now are.
The Virginia Railway and Power
Company now pays conductors and
motormcn from i3 to Al 1-2 cents an
hour on cars requiring both con-
ductor and motorman, and 81 l-2
cents an hour to the operator of II
one man car. 4 beginner gets 43
Snnts an hour and a i-2 cents after
he has been in the employ of the
company one year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
BODIES OF zR-2 VICTIMS
TO ARRIVE IN us. TODAY
British Cruiser Daunllcss Will
Dock at New York
Navy-Yard.
10 HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES
Body Of I.icutrnnnt-Co EN-
ory Coil VIII Bc hurled mt Sen.
by His Own Request. From Deck
of BntticshIp.
[By Associated Press. l

~ -h'SpNlhtcu lCNS.I
NEW'YORK. Sept. lJ--Thc British
cruiser Dauntiess, bcIi'ing the bodies
of the Americans who lost their lives
when the dirigiblc ZR-o collapsed.
August -. will arrive here early to-
morrow. according To wireless mcs-
sascs received tonight 1T the New
York Navy Yard
The Dauntlcss will be escorted into
the harbor by II fleet OF destroyers
and aircraft, and will dock at the
nary-yard. Later in the day me
mortal service. in charge OF CAPTAIN
NogelGesang. commandant of the ma
val district. will be held Secretary
of the Navy Dcnby will participate.
The bodies of Commander Louis II.
MaXfield, OF st. Paul; Lieutenant Com
mnndcr Valentine y. Biee. of Bryn
Mawr. Pa. and Chief Machinist's,
Mate George Wclch. OF EIgin. ILL.,,
Will he buried in the National Gene
terry at Arlington. Va, according to
present plans. Instructions TO bury
the body of I.icutenant-C t-Comman nder
Emory Coil, of Marietta, Ohio. at sea,
by his request. were given THE com
mander OF the Dauntlcss before il
sailed from Davenport.
Naval authorities decided later,
however, To bring the body home for
the memorial services before carry
ing out the officers desire TO be buried
at sea. The burial will take place
from the deck Of an American battle
ship later. Relatives OF the remain
ing twelve dead have requested that
burial take place in their respective
home towns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
TO LAUNCH NEW CRUISER
RICHMOND SEPTEMBER 29
Vessel Named IL Honor of
Virginia's Cap
ital.
RICHMOND Gri,l TO nE SPONSOR
Miss Elisabeth Str"thcr Sc"t,. DnuSh-
ter 0f Frederic ". ScDtt, Of Rirh-
n"nd. VIII thristcn Ship-Dr.crip-
ton of Craft.
Especial! TO The Time. Dispatch.

lSpecia! 10 The Times. Dispatchl
wAsHiNGTON. sept :-.-Thc new
cruiser Richmond, named in honor OF
Virginia's capital. Will be launched
Oh Thursday. September ~. At lii.
William cramp & Sons ship nn
Engine Building Company. Phiiadel-
phia, according 10 an announcement
made ny Secretary OF the Navy
Denny this afternoon.
Miss Elisabeth Strothcr Scott. o:
Royal Orchard Alton, Va, will he
the SPONSOR Secretary DENLY and
other high officials Of the department
have been invited To be present. The
hour for the launching is set at ll:40
in the morning. Miss Scott is the
daughter OF Frederic William Scott,
OF Richmond.
Onr of Swfftcsi In World.
In making his announcement; today,
Secretary Dcnby stated that the new
scout cruiser. one OF the swlftest In
the world. with q speed OF 80 : knots
al hour, was slightly more than 500
icct IN length. with - breadth at
water line OF nfty Live feet. She car
ri.S main battery Of twelve G-inch
guns. TWO 3-inch an,ia!rcrafi guns,
two 3-inch salu,ing guns, Two ma
chine guns. two boat guns ana two
torpedo tubes.
The departments s,atcncn, fur
thcr says: The new scout cruiser
is named for the city % Richmond.
Va The old Richmond steam
s!oop. was placed in commission Oc-
tcbcr S, 1869; placed out of commits
sion Angus, 6. 1905. and stricken
from the navy register July 81. faj =.
Her length was 225 feet. her beam
was forty-iwo feet: her displacomen,
200 tons, and her draft seventeen
feet.
Served In West Gulf Squadron.
She was launched January %
$3.50. at the Navy Yard. Norfolk, Va-
buring the Confederate war. in 1862.
the Richmond was assigned TO the
West Gulf blockading squadron at
passage OF the forts below New Or
leans. and Rear Admiral James
Alden. L. s ", was her commanding
officer at this time. In April, 1862,
she was engaged in operations on the
mississippi River, and at Mobile Bay
with Admiral FarraEut in 1864. She
vas attached to the South Atlantic
station. lSG6-lSeo, Captain A. V
Reed, Z. $. ". commanding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
MANY SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR SHORT-TERM NOTES
Secretary Mellon Declares More
OGcrs Received Thnn Can lie
Taken Curc Of.
jBy AssOCiatcd PrcSs. I

WASHINGTuE, Sept. i5.--Prelim
mary reports Indicate subscriptions
more than Sl,400, ,000,0
ia the Trcasury's combined offer OF
5000. 100000 in short notes AMI
certificates dated September Ii. See
rotary Mellon arhonnccd tonight.
Treasury officials declared that the
total Of subscriptions was the largest
ever received for these securities. the
total for the August issue of $780,
100000 in certificates amounting to
$1,000, 100000.
Antcasicr money market was indi-
Gated by the heavy oversubscription.
officials declared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
TOLLGATE KEEPER
SHOOTS DEAF MUTE
Youth Fails Ia Rcspoud 10 Call ms
10 who He Was md
His Business.
IBv Associated press.l

SHELBYVILLE. TENN. Sept. Ia
Cyrus Williams. lG, a deaf mute, was
perhaps fatally shot at a toll-gate
house on the Wartracc and Shelby
willie Turnpike last night by William
Smith. the gate-keeper when he
Knocked on tho door of the keepers
house and did not respond TO calls
as to who he was and his business.
The lads brother, Ollie Williams,
of this place. haSl carried him to War
trace to take the train for Knoxville.
where he was To have entered the
State deaf and dumb school. but ut
Wartracc the mute cludcd his brother
and started bsck TO Shclbyvillc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
want women on nas,s with Men.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Sept. lo.-A
resolution calling upon Congress and
the administration to remedy the in
cuualiticS affecting women in the
civil service. tonight was brouSh
forward as one of the dominant sub
jccts before the National Federation
of. Federal Employees. in session
here. The resolution introduced by
Miss Gertrude McNally. OF Washing
ton. ID. c., third vice president Of the
fedora ation, is scheduled for adoption
tomorrow morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
DE VALERA INSISTS TSDELEGATES
GO TO INVERNESS MEETING AS
ENJOYS OF SOVEREIGN STA TIE
English Press Amazed at Sensational
Tunl in Negotiations, But Uphold Premier
tBy United Ncws.I

English
presses frank amazement
The newspapers however
n
the
is
taking pcbiscc
way OF omin rule
rca his "posito canis
he Great
for
is cutb
" vicw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
TWENTY-FIVE PERISH
IN TROPICAL STORM
TorrrntinI Rnins sweep Island of
Port" Rico and Seriously
Damngc Coffee Crop.
IBy Associated Press. ]

II'N -NSSVCIHttU I'TcSS.
SAN JUAN. +. r., Sept. l5.-The
tropical storm. which reached IFS
greatest intensity Sunday night at
San Pedro Macoria. Santo Domingo.
caused twenty-five deaths and great
material damage there. acco riding TO
Captain Trcmdack. of the steamer
Marina. which arrived here from
Santo Domingo today. Many coastal
craft in the harbor were wrecked, he
said.
Delayed reports received here to-
day from all over Porto Rico sa,.
that the storm which struck this
island resulted in three dcatht and
considerable damage To shipping. Ii
Also caused heavy loss in the coffee
crop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
Mississippi senator III.

NASHVILLE. TENN. Sept Is
Senator John Sharp Williams. cf
mississippi, is Ill ut Mont Eagle.
Tenn, according To telegram re-
ccivcd here tonight He was Sched-
ulcd to speak here tomorrow, but
his engagement has been Cancelled.
Word as to the nature of his Illness
was not received.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
2 WOMEN SHOT
BELFAST FIGHTING
Police Call for Soldiers, who Dis
persc Rioters with Machine
fBy United Ncws.l

BELFAST. Sept. 1.-two women
were shot tonight in n renewal of
street rioting hero.
During the encounter rcvolvers
were fred and stones thrown
The police put in hurry call for
soldiers and they rushed TO the scene
with a Lewis gun. training the
weapon on the rioters who. fearing a
hail of lead, fed the scene.
The only casualties reported by Tho.
police were those of the two women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
OYD GEORGE CANCELS PARLEY WITH SLlNN FEIN;
BRITISH AND IRISH RELA 77ONS T BREAKING Pom;
Jurors Sample Corpus
Delicti; Convict Prisoner
tBy Associated Press.I

TAMPA. FLA. Sept 15.--Assist-
ant District Attorney Ycargin, of
Jacksonville. cinched the convic-
Ton In Federal Court here today of
ifcnfy Means. negro. charged with
violating the prohibition law, by
passing u sample OF the liquor TO
each Juror. The iirst smeiled and
nodded vigorously: the second did
likewise. but the third siDbch aud
The remaining nine followed r-cce-
dent. Judge y. NJ. Call, presiding.
did not claim his judicial pre-
roentivc Means Will be sentenced
Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
E.-Kniser Leaves Do"rn.
IDy United NcNvS.I ]

PAUIs, Sept. 1S.-Thc ARence Radio
has received report from Mnycnne
TINT Ex-Kaiser Wilhelm has departed
fro . Doom, hls retreat In Holland.
iso word is Rieva AZ 20 what may be
tNilhelm's aesttssttos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
si.,y-Threc Die in ThorndnIc Fto.a.

TAYLOR. TEN, Sept. 1.-THE
total loss of life in the vicinity OF
Thorndalc from the san Gabriel River
Hood is now siXty-thrce, according to
newspaper man who teicphoned a
rcport from there today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16

Two more Sundays, Sept. 1s and 25
Round trip Norfolk. 3240, Via ". & Nv.
Leave Broad st. Sta. 8:15yand. 8 All.
Advertisement. % ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16

C..& q. Excursions everv
IN September. $E.40 r. t. Old poJni
Norfoikt S2.66ir. t.NOcean View.IAS,
a AZ 81 a .. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16

IS to Baltimore daily except Sun.
York River ne. Mad 272,--Adver-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16

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