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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-15
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Kansas City, April 15.--CATTLE-Re-
ceipts $50. Beef steers and butcher stock,
mostly steady to strong; stock, higher
steers, steady, $7.30@S.25; medium to good
cows. $5.50Qe.15; medium heifers, $6.T5
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-15
KANSAS CITY GRAIN MARKET.

Kansas City, April 15.-wHEAT-Cash:
Market unchanged to Sc lower. No. hard,
$1-26: No. ?, S1.25.
CoRN-No. 2 mixed. acc: No. ;. acc; No.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-15

FURNISHED by Derby Grain Co., $50 New
England Bldg1
Topeka, Kan, April Is.
wHEAT-No. / hard. $126@l,30: No. :
hard, S1.25Q1.30; No hard, S124@1.26
No. hard, S1.20@122
CORN-No. white. 4s@4s1ac; No. S mix
ed, acc; No. 5 yellow, 47@4Sc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-15
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

Furnished by the weather bureau office.
Topeka, Kan. for the twenty -four hours
ending at Z a. m. FridayA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-15

1t has been decided to uproot all the cot
tonwood trees in the state house grounds.
The big one at the south corner Of the
building ought to be spared.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-15
Is YEARS AGO IN TOPEKA
From the Columns Of
TIE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL

Street Commissioner Ramsey has pur-
chased road grader for use on the streets.
The price paid was 1925.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-15

Kansas City, April 1a-BUTTER-Narke;
unchanged.
EGGSMarket unchanged.
POULTRY-Market unchanged.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-15

Two Topeka people, T. f. Doran and A
w. Dana, will deliver addresses at tbs
Literature at Lawrence Friday evening. Mr.
Dana will discuss the mournfule topis
Graveyard Literature and Mr.: poran vii
in Literature"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-15

Miss Daisy Smith entertained at thimbles
Wednesday evening the members of the L
o. T. 3. and Roundabout Whist clubs. The
guests were: Misses Lulu AFordyce, Daisy
Hayes, Claude Milligan, Carrie Merriek,
Anna Crane, Emily Black, Clara Laubacn,
Ahee Atwood. Daisy, Sampson, Mamie
Fannie Hemus, Mrs. Fred Van Valken-
burg and Mrs. w. J. Radcliffe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-15

Miss Ollie O'Brien will entertain her whis
club next Monday evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
INSANITY May Be DEFENSE
OF Oh. WILMER A. HADLEY
Drs. Hall and Tucker Hold
Conferences With Accused
in HenricO Jail Cell.

That Il plea OF insanity may be
the defense offered in the trial of
Or. Wilmer Amos IIadlcy. charged
with wife murder. developed ycster-
day when il was learned that pr.
James X. Hall and Or. Beverly H.
Tucker. alionis,s. visited the prisoner
in his cell in IIcnrico County Jail
Though senator Julian Gum ana
T. Gray 1laddun. attorneys for the
defense. refused to comment on tn"
visit Of the :tlicniSts. IL is regarded
as Il preliminary step In dctcrmin-
ing the prisoners sanity. 1t IS known
that they held a lengthy comvcrSa-
ton with Or. Iladlcy. Ia ascertain
whether or not they would rc"om-
mend To the accuScd'S counsel fur
Their mental examination of their
client. II is expected that Judge y
Garter Scott will be asked 10y The at
torncyS 10 appoint a commission on
iunacy on converting "f III" Curcuit
Court Monday.
whether objection would bc raised
by the commemorative Attorney to.
not he learned. nor WAS there any
Information given out during the dag
that sufficient evidence had been dis
condition to warrant Judge Scott in
acccdinE to the request piSyrcD-
ancicS known to exist in the confess
sion ana LITTLE peculiar charactcris-
ties Of pr. Hadlcy are the only
known symptoms that would indirat"
that the prisoner was not Of sound
mind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
SOON TO TURN OVER
SCIIAUFILER HALL
Recently Constructed Addition to
Union Thr"l"gical Seminary
VIII be Ncrcntch UrInhrr o.

Schau!i'er Han, the recently con-
structcd addition to Union Thcolupi-
cal Seminary which cost $l57.0o0
viii hc formally accepted with APP
rropriAtc ceremonies at II o'clock ON
tho morning OF sunday, october ..
The h1ildinE is the gift Of Mrs. John
Stuart Kennedy rs a memorial TO
Rev. y. + Schau;ncr u H.. Of New
'"rE. distinguished Sunday school
teacher ON Sundays the building Will
be used by The CONGREGATION IF Gin
Ter Park Presbyterian Church
shortly fait'r the opening of the
.all a series Of lectures viii b. de-
liY"rcd by William Jennings Bryan
ON tn" James Sprun, Foundation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
EuLOClZE MAURY ON
BURIAL ANNIVERSARY
'e"rSr hryan Principal Sneaker o.,
NrIi-Attcndrd Meeting of
NIrnuri:tI IptI,

Wel!-attcndcG meeting OF the
Matthew Fontainc Maury Memorial
Association WAS held in Room c3o.
Jefferson Hotel. last night. Mrs. ~
u. Moiiitt. the president, pres .dcd. The
hrih1ipAl address OF the cvcmiu.: was
delivered by George Bryan. Tn.
meeting WAS hcld on the eve of the
anniversary OF tn" bringing of
MHury'S body to Richmond for burial
IN Hollywood.
Mr. Bryan spoke OF the broad
mind"dncss Of Maury ana of his in
dividual characteristics. lie said that
on" particular feature of Maury's life
was that everybody listened to what
ne had 10 say ana accepted what he
said as fact. contrary to the way
people today treat persons who ad-
vance ncw ideas. In his research for
Information about Maury. Mr. Bryan
said he was unable 10 find anything
which would indicate that the title OF
Commodore had been given Maury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01

and that IL would take several visits
to satisfy ones appetite.
No matter what the weather. there
VIII be plenty OF rest places. The
Wrman'S Christian Temperance I'm
ION VII HAY" Il rest booth: the vari-
GUS churches VIII be prepared TO fur
niSh lunches and various orguui.n
tons will provide rest and rcadiur
rooms ami booths. among them hciu..
the Republican club of Richmond
Virginia Hospital viii have AN am
hu!a:cc on hand. ana nurses and in
'tih"S VIII he present 10 minister to
The needs Of the sick and injured.
Fire and Police Protection.
THE Fir" Department ana the pv-
lice department viii be amply rep
resented. Director Myers has cs-
tatliShcd an engine company and a
detail of nrcmcn viii be on duty at
ali hours. The police station viii
have it's usual detail of plaiuclothcs
men aud policemen. with a patrol
wagon. The comfort OF III. publle
will be carefully considered by thu
fair officials. The safety and welfare
Will hc taken care Of by Director
Myers AMI Director Levy. and The
'iakirs" VIII do the rest. Without
the latter. it is generally conceded.
TIA" fair would be $50 fair"
Manager Saunders announced last
night that all the midway shows
would he suitable for entire families
TO pAtr"niHc. Anything off color"
said Mr saunders. will immediately,
he closed"
The grounds will be closed to the
general public tomorrow. ana ON Mon.
day morning the gates again Will bc
opened ut o'clock
II was suggested BIZ fair ouci.,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
nuiIding Permit. Issued.

Euilding Inspector Butlcr ycStrr-
day issued permits to Mrs. Virginia
+. Pagan To repair Il brick dwelling
ut 2?li East BROAD street. L. cost
$i0c: Z. w. ilardwickc to repair Il
brick plaining mill, 10 cost 500. W.
q. Neal u repair brick building at
3l2 and 3li South Fifth Street. 20
cost $4,000, Samuel BraUcr 10 repair
a frame dwelling at 1910 ana 1872
West Leigh street, to cost $500 Mar
Chctti and l.cbolo. to repair brick
store at 260i Nest Main Street. to
cost Si,l00. Applications were filed
hE-ls II. ana j. W. Avis to build "A
rick dwelling at 30li North Road.
10 cost $1,000: &. V. Tonoy to build
Il frame dwelling at 52i Nurthsidc
Avenue. I" cost $3.3oO: NJ l.. AnCe~-
son Ia repair Il brick dwelling at so
West Grace street, 10 cost 81. 900: i.
j. N"ris L" repair frame store az
l2O9 North Thirtyiirst Street. To cost
SGGa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
MILLION POUNDS OF
WEED BRINGS 100000
la2o Crop Of Virginia Sun-Curcd To
bnccu Growers Association
II Disposed OF.

y was announced yesterday that
-. -, WILLIAMS and Company, OF
Richmond. selling agents for the Viz
giuia SuucNrrd Tobacco Growers AS
ISOLATION mad disposed OF l,lG5.O0O
pounds of suN-curcd tobacco, enough
10 ill 1000 hoEshcads, all OF the 1920
crop OF the members Of the Asso-
citation, Tor 100000 AN average price
Of slG15 per loo pounds. The 1890
crop was OF an inferior quality and
the members OF the association ar"
pleased with th- result 81 the CO.
operative marketing scheme.
The association is conducting a
campaign TO sign up pool OF all
OF the Sun-currd tobacco growers Of
Virginia, for the 1921 crop, II the
campaign Is u success. more than L.
o0U.uOO pounds OF tobacco viii be- CO.
opcrativcly marketed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
CR|DL|N LAYS DOWN RULES
FOR VOTING FOR QUEEN
Practice of Soliciting Ballots
En- Bloc Will BE Dis
continued.
coupon Clipped from Times Disp,tch
Is Forwarded From Ohio civ
!udSr Christian Accepts Pos, on
Advisory Hunrd.

Attention OF Secretary W. II Grid
I'm. OF tho Nirginia Historical par-
cant Association. was called ycstor-
Day To the Way friends OF some OF
IN" candidates Tor Queen of the
Pageant are soliciting; votes 10 was
said that names are being solicited
and the ballots are filed out after
wards. This procedure Secretary
tridlir said. was contrary to the
rules. ii being specified that the
voter must sign ;hc ballot, state
whether H. or sh. is citizen ~
Virginia. and whether this is tile only
ballot h" or She has cast An iuvcs:i-
Eation will he made aud the practic.
of soliciting names en- bloc VIII be
stopped
Secretary Cridlin viii 20 10 Nor
folk Mt noon today. whore tonight he
Will address q mass meeting of the
citizens OF Norfolk. tho meeting being
hold under tho auspices OF Post "B."
7. i. a. OF Norfolk. Citizens OF that
city have evidenced considerable in
tercst in the pageant. ana Secretary
rridlin Will give them additional in
formation relative 10 the spectacle.
\ letter MAS received at pageant
Headquarters yesterday from Miss
Carrie Hawkins, Of panville, VINO
stated that She had thirty-ninc pu-
pills in hcr class. who were deeply
asked Tor detailed information. so
that she could acQuaint the citizens
OF panville with the project.
President Oliver J. Sands wrote
Secretary Cridlin a lcttcr from Port
land. OREGON. advising that he had
held conference with George c.
Nu;chins, pageant director. and
that detailed information would BE-
Forwarded MIR. sands was deeply
Impressed with the way Portland Is
advertising the uagcaut TO hc given
IN tina; city in 1925. Every au;omo-
hilo in the city, he said. carries a
banner advertising tn" 1926 spectacle.
Judge George 7. Christian. OF the
Corporation court of LyUchburs, has
accepted a place on the Advisory
Board and said he would give every
available moment TO the work OF
aiding in the movement for the sue
cess or the pageant.
Yesterday ulettcr was received from
cleveland. Ohio. containing ballot
cut from u copy OF The TimcsD
patch.
TWO thousand membership buttons
have been shipped hy the manufac-
turcrs. and 5000 more Will arrive
next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
TWO NEGROES GO TO
DEATHS FOR MURDER
"Judwc" Griffith and RnIcigh IInslins
Ar" Executed for Staying Of
AGED Merchant

judge" Griffith ana Raleigh Has
k!ns. negroes, convicted OF the muir
der of stephen - White, merchant.
postmaster and prominent citizen OF
HarpcrS Home, Dinwiddic county.
July =, were executed in the state
rrnitcntiary yesterday morning.
they We're put to death within a few
minutes Of each other. iIaskins was
placed in the nhair Mt 7:35 O'Clock,
and Griffith ut AS.
Though rumors We're rife that
there would he mob violence if the
men were tried in Chesterfield Coun-
~ Judge Robert q. Southall insist
I'd that they lac tried in that coun.
~ the prisoners being convicted by
thcstcriicld County jury ut piuwiddie
Courthouse. August /. Following the
trial, The negroes We're removed 10
Petersburg and later, here for
safe keeping.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
WOMEN VOTERS OFF
CITY TO MEET WEEKLY
Miss May Moore VIII Deliver Adj
dress on "in>piraiion" at Next
tsathrrtnr.

Beginning Thursday. October 10.
the Richmond League % Woman Not-
crs VIII inauEuratc weekly program
meetings Miss May Moore. who at
tended The school OF Political Edu-
cation conducted in July at Chuu-
taupua. y. Y, VIII report at the HRS;
meeting on the inspiration OF the
sch"o! and The national speakers rep
resented there
The regular open business meeting
schGu!"d for the FIRST Thursday ia
thv month was postponed by til.
board of directors. who met Tuesday,
because the meeting day falls in Fair
Week
Miss Adele Clarke. state president.
reported the status OF pending Fed
cral legislation, especially the shop
pard-YOwnc bin for the protection
81 maternity and infancy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
HIGHLAND PARK FOLK
ORGANIZE S. G.. A. BODY
I. w. Vaughan Heads NcwI, Eorn.,,
ni-ti,ir-Nthlrtic
.thsurintipu

.'"rhs OF Highland Park assem-
'aou ~ 'nt Schooihouse last night ana
J'''',''i"'d me > {. y. Association OF
Highland rark. The foIovjuu an
GERS were elected: President q a.
Vaughan. Jr.: vice pres idcnt. Miss
ESTHER Wilkinson: secretary. Miss
l'eSS'e cross; treasurer. Frank An
GrrSon; chairman of social committee.
MISS Su" Starko: assistant chairman.
MISS Rcryl iundlcy; chairman ath-
'etc committee, Ollie Divine: assist
ant chairman. Miss Polly Perry:
chairman civic committees. Earl
Wood; chairman music committees.
liuEh fuEE; assistant chairman. Miss
HpSaiic Wiley: press ANA publicity
agent. NJ. IIuudlcy.
The next meeting viii be held
Thursday night, October 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
TENDER RECEPTION
TO Dir. +. \. CALiSCfI
tiosr> Ihiriicth .&nuINcrSary Of Ser
Vice at l;cth' .Nh:;bah
SNM:t.sns.IIN.

Following services At Beth Ahahah
SynaEoGuu last nisht Il reception
was rendered Dr. Edward X. Ca!isrh.
the rabbi. in honor OF his thir;eth
anniversary u service NJ the eyua-
Gogue. Ti.e sunday school room was
crowded win Iaemhcrs 81 the CON
-regation anu friends.
l.. q Morris, president 90 the con-
Ercgalipn, thauncd br. ,StliSch for
his Loyalty AND efficient service and,
ON behalf of The CONSERVATION, pre-
.cntcd lr c"l.srh w;h chccK for
a Substantial amount as q token of
love aui appreciation OF tho members
OF Both AHabAn Syunrosur
Or. Caiisoh. oppressed his pleasure
at having lived With ,hcm and among;
Them FOR so long time, and Thanked
them for thr.r RENE mhrauco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
MARKET WELL SUPPLIED
WITH GREENS AND FRUITS
Some Vegetables Scarce, Due
to Drought, and Most of
Them High.

Visitors to the retail market places
in Richmond this morning will find
the narkcts better supplied with eat
ahlcS than they have been at any
time for some weeks past. II is true
that vegetables are sim scarce ana
high-Sc:trCc because of the long con
tinucd drought which has kept OF
Virginia grown stun. and hi@h he
cause nearly everything To be had
comes from far away ami has to bear
the heavy freight charges. Which, or
course. the ultimate consumer has
finally To pay.
cauliilowcr and egg plant are the
new THINKS To interest the house
wives and while they are taking;
notice of these they will find also
iurmips in good supply. salads in linn
it"d quantities. a few snaps. plenty of
cabhaI" all the way from New Yoris
state, hlackcycd peas and buttorhcans
in large quantities and somewhat
cheaper tomatoes in fair supply
cyinhlings from another State. corn in
small quantities and II few ether
things that viii help To make a
spread for Sunday.
In tn" fruit lin" grapes have be-
come plentiful and of various kinds
This fruit is her" from California.
New York and Virginia vineyards
ana some of Thorn are very fine.
Grape fruit is now In season. hut not
plentiful yet. and the price is up to
10 Il. 20 cents apiece. Tho markc; Is
well supplied with Virginia pears
mostly for preserving purposes Ap-
pies are more plentiful. while peaches
ar" getting scarc.r every day.
The fishermen around Norfolk. Vir-
"!nia leach ana cape Charles are still
having immense "Citchcs" and tn.
Richmond liSh dealers are having no
trouble getting the very choice re-
suits of the nshcrmcn'A good luck
IN" market is wei supplied with
choicest spots ana CrOakcrS: also with
blu" fish. trout and Virginia Hound
crs. all OF which. because OF the
abundant supply are a bit lower In
price.
liner" ar" no changes in the meat
market and the people are depending
largely on fish and poultry for meat.
Dressed chickens are plentiful AT 40
10 90 cents r"r pound. hens at 20 to
40. ducks at - 10 go cents per pound
ana ruin"as ut 81 apiece. Eggs arc
high, those fresh ana just from the
country are going at 30 cents and a
!ttle above and storage at rs 10 ~
G"vrrnur Davis Returns
Governor Davis has returned from
furCcllvillc. where he attended Tn.
l.OudOun County Fair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
YOUNG DEMOCRATS
TO ORGANIZE, STATE,
President Hcirne Announces 1pn,in,-
mcnt of Committee Chair

NJ meeting of the executive com
iniitee of the Young Democrats OF
Virginia held in the board room of
'he Federal Trus, Company yestcr-
day al ago o'clock much rou,in.
business was dieposed of ana tho
work of organizing the state wae
discussed in detail
president Richard +. I:cirn. nm
h"nne"d several committees chnirmeu
as ioiIo''S; Joe Taylor. chairman of
the Richmond city committees; Rob
"rt Peyt"n. chairman OF The near
Town committee. which viii SEQ that
tn" communities near Richmond pr.
property organized. John I..arv.
chairman Of the constitution and bv-
laws committee: Julien Gum. chair
man of the Third District committees.
L. Hurt, chairman OF the finance
committee.
y motion prevailed for the ap-
h"ihtment of It nominating committee
"i tiNe 10 suggest the two members
from each congressional district on
the executive committee These mcm-
n"rS VIII have the work of or.an!zinE
strategic points in their districts. so
as I" insure Il full vote being cas-,
at the November election
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
Ava In ArmI.ucc nny r.,.bro,,o,.

Th" Womor's AuXi!iur. "a ~,
American Legion ~ making plan. 70
"rSlsi isichm0ni ro,t. No. &. with IN.
Arin's'icc Day celebration. n "a
probable that the Confederate Vol,
Grams VIII hc nsicd 10 join WIN tho
I"fIonnniros aud Veterans NJ ,h.
Spanish American War In tho obsrrv.
hhce n' th" day. Tho AUXILIARY VIII
ho!d n h"n"ii cnrd party nt tho iIot.l
NI'hmobh "n Catcher ~. tho proceeds
to go 10 TIC ro!d.crs' relief fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
GATES or SIXTEENTH ANIMAL
STATE FAIR OPEN THIS 1lORlVIN{,
Continued From First PAGE

o'clock Sc Midway will open. when
the cry ut the wcll-kuown spcilcr
win greet the welcome ear OF Tic
multitude. and the get 'cm while
they're hot" hawkcr will make his
presence known. GcrvUunc's Band,
FAMOUS throughout the country. will
give its nn,t concert at 1850 O'clock.
aud at = O'Clock the free vaudeville
shows viii be introduced in front VI
tn, grand stand. At the same hour
these two big attractions viii take
up all tho Afternoon.
vt o'clock tonight. the vaudevil-
liHns AGAIN wil appear. and at $50
O'clock there Viii be = pyrotechnic
display typical OF the previous efforts
Of the manIg cmcut.
Auto Races to Feature
RI" automobile races probably Will
prove the feature a. tuduy's programs.
Nine events have been ARRANGED for,
bringing out all the leading sprcdcrs
IN the South.
Manager saunders says there are
NOR" ana better attractions aIon. The
midway than ever gathered at any
previous exposition, ana that each
show is in Itself worth :; trim TO ,h,
lair.
The aerial thrilIcIs will attract
thousands, and the startling r.ats of
the aNiai"rs and aviutrixo, viii s;,I
iSlF the most acute ease OF enthusiast
iIc expectancy. People SUFFERING from
h"ari disease may avoid thcsc spec-
tHcH!hr StauntS ~ visiting the many
,NhlDitS IN the Industrial Hail. the
urn oNh.hItS structure. the poultr;
t"hts' me cattle pens ANA stalls. or
IN ningiiuE with the incrl,vs .I,,,,,
stable row.
IL was stated yesterday that every
department thus year would largely
exceed ihos" OF any previous shnv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
VIII Attend Toron,, Wee,

W0on tNo UNnunl c0nv0rlinn ~ H.
United Typnthoatao convcncs or,,,,n..
IA Toronto. Robert Mitchell n.
N''nmond. VIII be- one of the prin-
'lrh speakers lie has chosen as his
meme. In Again. ont Again. I'm
again OTHER delegates appointed
~ w Il! Hev"rly to Represent mis-
city at N" convention arc : II. bland.
* ~ Williams. r 9. Williams. H. NJ.
Gaines. liohc't Mitchell u \. liza.
comb 9. \. Iinck" ana ! 9 rartin.
Tho delegates VII leave h.rc Or.o-
bcr j..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
Isichn,"nd bankers in West.

Diver j. Sands. president OF the
american National liank. las arrived
IN san Francisco. on his way 10 Los
Angeles, whcr. he is to- attend IN.
annual convention of the American
hankinE Association, according Z" "A
wire received here yesterday. Mr.
sands is accompanied hy Thomas L.
McAdamS, president OF the Mcr-
chants National Bank, ana Herbert
jackson. president OF tho Nirginia
Trust Company. Tho party went by
way ot Canada. where thcy declare
they found a marked revival of busi-
rCSs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01

\ largo body Of RiChmondcrs viii
attend the Fifty-third annual con-
vcntion Of the Grand knights of
Pythians that is to convene at tho
Elks' Home in Alexandria. October
!. The local lodge plans TO send $50
delegates. The election Of rcprcscn-
ta,ivcs 10 the Supreme Lodge is in
t"rcSting members here ana it is cx-
p"ctcd that James r. Bailey win bc Il
Eichmond nominee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
CONVICTED OF CRIME;
ASKS FOR NEW TRIAL
Three Appeals for Error Writs Arc
Filled In Nirginin Supreme


George Dicl"rson colorcd con
'N''h IN the Circuit Court of Halt
Lax county for tho murder Of Will
nam hickman on March /. las, VOC
terday hlcd an appeal i'm th. stare
trial '' nc"
Nhotner appeal fled yesterday was
un' OF l.. G. Butler. Of Norfolk. ac
oil wilful failure To summon,
n,n TWO infant children. lie alleges
va, ~ ms wife deserted him ana ton<
ia ra'"rci with her and that. in
circumstances. he is under no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-01
To-Day and Tonight
In Richmond

Opening sixteenth annual Nir-
Iiria state Fair, y. NJ.
Nut" races. state Fair Grounds.
i. NJ.
Country Club OF Virginia-Sc Sec
ono round match play. FaIl Golf
Tourney.
Football-univerSity of Rich.
mono vs.. Catholic University.
H''"'"'h' NcSthampt"n, T.. NJ.
Richmond Athletic Club vs..
Naval Air station. boulevard I,i.iI
$3.50 +. NJ.
For plays. see ''rhcatrical cal
cndar. editorial paEcD
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N was reported yesterday that the
Lily Blacks" would hold a mass
meeting at True Roformcrs' unlI
Monday night. for tho purpose OF
considering the adyiRabiiity If pIac-
ms q fun legislative ana munic.pal
l,rNr' tn the Geld at the general
election
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senntnr Mr>1 10 sn.nl,

II was announced yesterday rs Soc
rotary Hrenaran. Of the sat" DOM
ocratic CoEhn,ittee. thai Stat. S.na-
cor J. j.. Veg. Democrats nominee
for Licuteuaat -Gn..ruor. "On!i sDc:A
AZ Spotsy!y9n.a Courthouse on bc-
'obcr ,. and ~ E:ni'or!a on u"t"br-