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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-22
PESKY BED BUGS

Pesky Devils Quietus) P. D. O. is a new ne .s ehepieal pl that P puts the everiasting @ ants and cooties - impossible for the pesky devils to exist where P. D. @.
 Recomnendations of Hotels, Hospitals. Railroad Companies and other public in stitutions are a guarantee to the public that the safest, quickest and most eco nomicaI way of ridding the pesky in- SectS is by the use of F. D. Q. as this chemical kills the eggs as well as the live ones, and will not injure the cloth= ing.
 A S5c package makes a full quart, enough to kill a million bedbuSs, reaches, patent spout to get the egg nest in the rd-to-Set1at-PlaGes and | saves 3uice gallons contains three spouts-supplied by. druggists or sent prepaid upon re- ceipt of price. either size. by the Owl peddled. Sold by J. D. Hartigan's Drug Stores, Hindle's Drug Stores and other leading druggists.-AAdv.
 WEEKLY MORBIDTTY REPORT
 The weekly morbidity report for the week ending April 16, is as fol- lows:
 Bridgepoff, gn5oTr'A 5; GreenWieh. Sc |; 0uR stam ford co, ].
 scarlet fever, Fairfield county Bridgeport 22; Danbury co, l; Fair field. 2; Greenwich. 2; Shelton, ?; Stamford'<C.), 2; Stratford, ?; Trum-
 Measles. Fairfield countyIBridge- Stamford co. 4; Trumbull. l.
 Whooping cough, Fairfield county Bridgeport. 4 Fairfield, l; Green wich. 3; Stratford, l.
 Other communicable diseases Cerebrospinal meningitis, l chicken pox, 57; conjunctivitis inf. :; cpl demic encophalitis, 2; erysipelas, 2; German measles, 3: influenza. 9; ma laria, 2; humps, 95; pneumonia Qo- bar) 27; pneumonia Cbroncho), l: septic sore throat, 2; trachoma. 1: tuberculosis (pul). AS; tuberculosis (other forms, g; gonorrhoea, 35; syphilis. 76.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-22

Envelope Chemises, Chemi- Plantations, Short Skirts, Corset Covers and Princess Combina- tions in regular and ex- tra sizes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
RETAIL MARKETS SHOW
LITTLE CHANGE IN WEEKS
Scarcity of Fruits. Especially
Peaches, Is DisappointnS-Plcn
~ Melons From Hanover.

The good peoule of Richmond. men
ana women. who venture out today In
search OF those things OF which Il
ncrs and other meals To be partakcn
of between now and Monday. will
find but few changes in conditions
that have prevailed in the retail
markets for the past two or three
weeks.
One thing that will he dlsuppoin,-
ing is the scarcity Of fruits. cspccl-
ally peaches. There are really no
first class peaches on the market.
If there were any they would cost
more than the average citizen cares
to pay. that is to sag something like
Sl.25 To $3.50 per basket. The in
ferior peaches that are to be had
ar. marked At % cents per quart.
Apples are n bit more plentiful than
they have been. but they are yet
high.
Wa,crmelons AMI cantcloupcs were
never more plentiful and ,hcy are
cheaper than have heretofore been
this season. There are melons Of all
red meat, Hanover melons can be
had at from 90 to 75 cents apiece.
while the small. round melons can
be had at any old price from cents
up. according to size and quality.
Canteloupcs are going at from 10
10 cents apiece while some extra
fine ones are quoted at two for IS
cents.
The vegetable market is fairly
we'll supplied with cabbage. snap
beans. potatoes. peas. ..buttcrbcans
tomatoes. carrots bccts corn. etc.
and there may be found some let
,ucc and celery. Prices are about as
they have been for Il week or more
The poultry market is well sup
piled. Chickens. dressed. are going
at 40 to 40 cents per pound and hens
at 20 To 80. Eggs are not III such
good supply. but can be had from
40 10 30 cents per dozen.
The fish stalls are in good shane
and everything that is caught In Vir-
Sinia waters can be had at prices
that have undergone no changes for
the past week. The favoritcs are
Norfolk spots. butter fish and Span
iSh mackcrcl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13

eanized STAFF. as well as equipment.
VIII have To be engaged for a period
Oh this length OF time.
TO handle this work, the con-
tractor must have at his disposal at
least Sl50.0o0 to 100000 invested in,
Inc work ut all times. \ reasonable
rate of interest on this outlay. at q
per cent for Il period OF three and
possibly four years. would amount
10 considerable sum of money.
Over Period of Years.
}. The fee will be distributed over
n period OF three To four years.
4. The ability OF the contractor to
successfully carry out the work
I'm conclusion. we beg to advise
mat our desire To have Virginia pro-
coed promptly and erect this great
memorial building, is far above any
pecuniary interests we may have in
Il contract for the erection of the
building. Therefore. We would hav.
YOU gentlemen understand that ".
do not consider you in any sense.
legally or morally, bound by any ac-
ton you may have taken, in so far
as 1t affects any proposal submitted
or services rendered by this com
pany or any of it's officers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
State SHARP SHOOTERS.
GOING TO CAMP PERRY
Colonel Charles \. Dempsey An.
nounccs Names of Men on vir-
Sinia'S Firing Team.

Colonel Charles y. Dempsey. small
arms inspector of the Virginia Ma
iional Guard, yesterday announced
the names of the fourteen men who
VIII compose the firing team which
VIII rcuicsent this State at the M
aiohal matches att Camp Perry. O.
ihey are as follows: Captain j. w.
'cFrlnG ana Captain NJ. j. Sweeney,
oil richmond: Captain Il. l.. wilkins.
OF Newport News: Sergeant Il. n.
barrow, of Blackstone; Scrrcan,
GILLIAN w. Anderson. OF Blackstone.
Sergeant II. Il. Van Burkist. of Nor
ioIk: Corporal Woolworth j.. PEBBLES
OF Petersburg: Corporal George T..
demons. Of Petersburg: Private
waiter a. Bowlcs. OF PETERSBURG.
PRIVATE Russell Hoover. OF Win.
CHESTER; Private James T.. Scav of
Norfolk: Private Norman II. Watson
OF blackstone; Private Henry {.
Ross. OF Staun,on. and Private Drew
ry H. Moore. of Petersburg.
The team viii leave here July &c In
order TO be in camp on the following,
morning when the trials viii begin
Firing from all ranges will be oar
ried on until September 20 or %
when the camp will close.
IN the last competition In which
a virginia team was entered ,hov
finished siXty-sccond out of seventy
wv" entries. The team which viii 70
10 camp Perry this year. however
~ shlu 10 he more representative ANA
~ expected to finish near the ton OF
the list. ' Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
nmiIding Permits issued.

Building Inspector Butler ycstcr-
day issued permits To Henry Win
ston To build a brick and frame
garage TT 2lO5 West Main Street. to
cost $500. and TO Emma J. Trondt,
TO repair brick dwelling at 1915 West
Main street. to cost Sl.367 Aplica-
ions have been placed on file by T.
w. Christian for permit to build n
frame dwelling at 3SIl Brook Avenue
In cost $4,000: ID. II. Williams. TO re-
pair frame dwelling at 1903 Hull
street, TO cost $500: Il. l.. Christian to
repair brick store ut 2O91-2 East
Main Street. TO cost Sl.2l5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
BOTTOMS CASE CONTINUED
BY INGRAM TO- SEPTEMBER

second continuance of the case
against NJ. j. Bottoms, cN-police-
man. charged with 4 capital offence,
was granted in Police Court ycstcr-
day, the ease going over until SEN
tember IL. The former policeman
Is also charged with aiding and abct-
ting Helen Hinton. colorcd. in an
operation. She viii have Il hearing
on the same date. Attorneys Thomas
~ Williams and Edgar, Il. English.
counsel for the defendant. stated
mat the $4,000 bail bond fixed by.
MaSistraie Ingram would be So
cured later.
Attorney Joseph G, NunnaNy has
hcen engaged To assist in the pros
ccution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
MAYORS ADVISORY BOARD
LETS SEVERAL CONTRACTS

The Mayors Advisory Board yes
terday awarded Il contract 10 &. T..
l.athrop N Co. for supplying.
the city with 5000 barrels of cement
at S32i Il barrel; to o. C. Staples for
repairs ut Pine Camp. o.cost $l.357:
I" W. j. Anderson to curb and gutter
Meadow bridge Road and North Ave-
nue. 10 cost S2.2ii; to y, q. Billings.
10 curb anu gutter portions of Grove
avenue To cost S3.I24; to G. NJ. Hem
ICY tp curb and gutter parts OF
iWchtE-Eighth and l. Streets and
Dundee Avenue. To cost S?.oTO. TO
~. q. Billings. to gutter and curb
portions OF Taylor. Lakcvicw. Chaihn
ana Cary Streets, 10 cost So.4ON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
CITY FARM COMMITTEE
GOES ON TRIP AUGUST 27

The special City Farm committee
of city Council. Il subcommittee of the
Committee on Utilities. will take a
trip 10 Dutch Gap on Saturday. Aug
ust ~. To inspect Il farm at that
point. which is offered the city. The
committee has invitccd the entire
Council body TO be it's guests on this
occasion. The trip will be taken on
the city tug. Thomas Cunningham.
The committee has already visited
several sites. one at Laurel. another
near Lakeside Park. and third in
Chesterfield County. Members be-
lieNc that within Il year the city will
he III position to purchase proposed
farm, and that ii may prove sclf-sus-
tanning within Il few years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
KIWANLAN SIGNS FOR BALL GAME
SAID TO MYS7IT'Y THE ROTAR MS
Signals Made Public Do Not Mean What They Say-No
Players to BE Permitted to Eat From Monday
Until After Contest Tuesday

The Kiwanis Club. it was an
nounced yesterday by Secretary
Frank Louthan. will continue it's
intensive training for the big ball
game Tuesday afternoon, at Boulc-
Nard Field. up TO the minute. The
club Will hold It's Monday meeting
ut the boathousc Of the Virginia Boat
club. Mayo Island. 1t was stated by
President Kellogg. that il II rains
oihher VIII be eaten in the river; IL
clear. I'm the boathouse. Before and
Immediately after dinner the ball
team VIII practice. it WAS said last
night.
So that all the Kiwanians may
Know them fully by the time the
game starts. Secretary Louthan yes
terday made public the signals To be
used by the team during the game.
They are:
Three fingers up. low ball: two
ringers. high ball: "hit-cr-out." bunt:
"bunt.' hit the ball out: when the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
GEORGE H. MYERS SEWERS
ARTERY IN AUTO MISHAP

George II. Myers. sol West Grace
street brother of Colonel w. NJ
Myers, Director of Public Safety, suf-
tcrinE from injuries received in an
automobile accident Thursday, was
reported nj the St. Elizabcth's Hos
piial to he resting comfortably yes
icrday MIR Myers in company with
f. NJ Chcatham, 1913 Floyd Avcnuc.
was returning from an automobile
trip To Washington. when the steer
ing wheel Suddenly gave away. throw
ing him against the Windshield. TIL.
glass severed AN artery in his arm.
ana he lost quantity of blood be-
fore receiving medical attention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13

coaeher yells Slide" do not slide
argue with opposing catcher TO get
MIN ratified; tell the opposing pitch
or he can't pitch quoits." this will
make him mad. and he will be un-
aplc To see the plate: throw dust in
the air around third base when Il run
hcr tries to steal. SO the buscman
cannot see the throw.
IL was pointed out by Secretary
l.outhan that no Rotarian could UNI
derstand these signals in a thousand
years.
AZ the hoathouse Monday Il number
of athletic and aquatic stunts will he
pulled OFF under the direction OF
Frank Tyndal. who advises all mem
bcrs To have their bathing suits
along. or stand the consequences"
The announcement was made last
night that after the dinner Monday,
none of the members of the ball
cruz would be permitted To eat any
thinE until after the game Tuesday
afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
ALL PRIMARY RETURNS
ARE EXPECTED IN TODAY

All official returns from the August
primary Tor Democratic candidates
have been received Il, the office of the
Secretary of the Commonwealth. cx-
ccpt those from the city Of Clifton
Forge. and those are expected TO be
in hand today.
1t is thought that the official re-
turns from the State will bear out the
unofficial returns which Indicate that
Senator Il. Lee Trinklc carried the
State by 25,O0O majority; Senator j.
II. west by 1900. and Berkeley ID.
ADAMS by between $4,000 and 10000.
The state canvassing Board will
probably be called to meet Tuesday
of the coming week to canvass the
returns and make the official an
nounccmcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
POLK MILLER SCHOLARSHIP
AWARDED WIN. STAINBACK

William Stainback. of Alberta, Va.
has been awarded unanimously the
Polk Miller Scholarship by the NIr-
Ginia Pharmaceutical Association.
This scholarship includes one years
tuition in the School OF Pharmacy OF
the Medical College OF Virginia. The
members Of the committee on award
are NJ T. Church. OF Falls Church;
Richard Gwathmey, Of Richmond. ana
W. Il. Snelings. OF Norfolk. The
Polk Miller Scholarship is an annual
scholarship, and has been awarded
this year Tor the nrst tlme.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
SOUTHERN MERCHANTS
MEET HERE NEXT TUESDAY
Five Hundred Retailers, Thcj
Wives and Daughters, to At
tend Convention.
NJ. S. McIlINNoN TO PRESIDE
Governor Davis and Mayor AinsliI
VIII Welcome Visitors-Spcnl,|
crs of Prominence or Program
Entertainment Plans Elaborate.

More than 600 retail mercha n,
from All sections of the South will
gather in Richmond next week I'd
attend the annual convention of thu
ton. which will be held Tucsda,l
Wednesday and Thursday in the AUDI
forum Of John Marshall High School
Governor Wcstmorcland Davis am
Mayor George Ainslic will make TN
addresses OF welcome at the opcnin1
session, Tuesday morning.
Many OF tho merchants are cxI
pcctcd 20 bring their wives and
daughters with them. and EXTENSIVE
preparations have been made FOL
their entertainment. a luncheon. Il
he given at ono ot the Country club,l
will he one Of the feature events Cd
the program.
Nniir"nds Make Rates.
In recognition of the Importance
Of the affair TO the merchants of IND
country the railroads Of virginia
North and South Carolina and
Georgia Viii allow round-trip farcI
10 the convention on tho ccrtiGcs |
recent plan. Those attending will
he entitled To one half fare on Ind
return trip. provided the Attendance
is over $50 and every Indication. acI
cordinG to local merchants. points II
one of the largest a,tendanccs ii
the history OF the organization.
Murray 5. McKinHon. of HartsviIl,I
: G.. viii preside as president OF tf
association and will make his annual
address at II o'clock on TUESDAY
morning. Mr.. Mckinnon is one oil
the most prominent department stor{
merchants in tho South.
Dr. ID. W. Mcdaniel on Program.
Speakers 81 prominence from al
sections OF tho South arc on tn /
program, including DR.. u. w. Mel
Daniel. president OF Clemson College
= G. Dr Mcdaniel Is one OF thy
leading educators Of the South ans
is wcIl known as a speaker on ccoi
Monies. Other speakers are Dr. III
a. Morgan. president Of the Cnivcr
sity OF Tennessee. on The Basis oil
MI Prosperity Observation-Disclosures; j. q
Causey. Of Surrey. Va. VI. W, DuvalI
Cheraw. :. G.. and Norman II. John
son. OF this city.
Arrangements for the entertainment
To lac provided for the visitors to thd
conference have been completed b:I
Alvin NJ. Smith. chairman OF the com
mittce This program has also beer
approved by the Trade Extension
Bureau Of tho Chamber OF Commerce.
Daily lunchcons will lac served m
the high school. automobile rides
given to points OF interest In the city
and a root-gardcn party on the fnn
night OF the conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
DOVER BAPTIST SUNDAY
SCHOOLS MEET WEDNESDAY

inc annual meeting OF the rovcr
haptist Sunday School convention
composed OF the rural Sunday School.
oil the Dover Association. viii No
nciu tuesday and "Wednesday nj
walnut Grove Baptist Church. about
eisht miles east of Richmond on rho
Mcchanicsvillc road.
me convention is under the super
NiS'"h ana direction of DR.. Joseph r
M"''"' VINO VIII be in attendance and
make several addresses. All ,bo 49,,
raj schools of the Dover Assoc,,,;
are expected to send delegates ,nn
The pastors Of the churches arc u.n
ally In attendance unless they ARC ~,
their vacations ut the time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
LABOR DAY PROGRAM FULL
OF INTERESTING EVENTS

Band concerts. horse races. vaudc-
VILE performances. automobile races
and Il baby show will feature the
exercises at the Stas Fair Grounds.
on Labor Day. under the auspices of
the Central Trades and Labor Coun-
ell II was announced yesterday by
George l.. Wilcox. business manager
OF the council. In addition to the
above. there Will be dancing in the
big exposition building. The ccic-
hration Will begin at IL o'clock and
at O'Clock the affair will be over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
Richnund minister s,c,,,.

l.EESHuRG. VA, Aug. 1.-THE
i'""na''nS exercises of the I.oudoun
county Hospital were held at tho
Town Hall here Tuesday evening
There were three nurses TO graduate
MISSES Aliuo !lavcnncr Mabel
THOMAS and Pearl Kcphart. Rev. w.
IL. l'urkhart. pastor OF Grace Epis-
copal church. Richmond. addressed
inc graduating class. lie was intro
duccd by Dr. John 4. Gibson. Of Lees
burg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
MAJOR ELLIS UNOERGOES
OPERATION HERE TODAY

Major William NJ. Ellis. Of Shav;-
viiic' Montgomery County. Va. is at
Johnston Willis hospital. where he is
I" undergo an operation this morn
ing. Major Ellis is ~ years old. was
born In Richmond. ana is well known
mere. having served as a member of
the State Legislature
Win him are his Wife. who was
lcarl Iylcr. daughter OF President
Sitr' TWO daughters, Mrs. Charles
III. Topping, Of New York. and Y +.
Booker, Jr., of Washington. and two
sons, j. Tyler Ellis and Gardiner
ElliS, who are in business here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
two .JaIlrd for Assault.

Two assault cases were disposed
Of in Police Court yesterday when
Gus Riley was given six months in
Jail for assaultinG Essie Riley with
knife, and John HeLms,cr was Civ
en- thirty days in jail for ASSEMBLING
Anna Brown with a stick. Riley
was arrested by Policeman \. l..
Gary and Teamstcr was arrested by
Policeman Sc. w. Shcnault.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
COUNTRY LIFE COMMITTEE
READY FOR THEIR DUTIES

Representative Il. Walton Moore
yesterday advised the Cooperative
Education Associa' ion that all OF the
members of The committee appointed
by him. for the purpose of devisinG
means TO bring into activc' operation
the fan strength of the Virginia pco-
pie for the bottcrmcnt Of country life.
have accepted. Representative Moore
was empowered at the Rural Life
Conference. which met here last May
at the Cail OF Governor Davis, TO
naIn. the committees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13

Among the men prominent in polit-
zeal life i'll the State in Richmond
yesterday were r. Holman Willis, Of
Roanoke, majority leader In the
House of Delegates; Senator G. Wal
ter Mapp. OF Accamac. and r. c..
Commins. member of the House of
Delegates from King William County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
SIKH story Awning Turns.

Fire destroyed an awning over the
sixth story windows Of the FRS, Ma
tional Bank Building yesterday. The
blaze was discovered ty street car
inspector standing on the corner al
rcctly opposite the building at Ninth
and Main streets Several hundred
people just leaving the downtown
business section for the day watched
fremcn from Engine Company No. I
tight the blaze with chemicals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
n,turu, 10 I,ipi,b ,yorIk.

After spending months vacation
at his old home in New York State.
Arthur Dawson has returned to the
city and Will resume the work OF
completing paintings in the Battle
Abbey. While in the North Mr.. Daw-
son made studies for an official por-
trait Of General Macarthur, supcrin-
tendcnt of the United States Military
Academy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
speak in Caroline County Today.

Governor Davis and Bcrklev d.
Adams, member of the State Cor
poration Commission, will be the
speakers 1T a gathering of the farm
crs OF Charlotte County today nj
Courthouse Mr. Adams
left last night for Charlotte, while
Governor Davis will include that
county In Il short trip he is making.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
Dock Committee Pay. Dues.

The Dock Committee "a: II rcEular
meeting YESTERDAY directed C!c Il
BelGn 10 forward 10 the secretary OF
The National Rivers ana iIarbors Con
gress, in Washington. the clty's an
pual membership fee of $3.50. The
session OF the committee was o.
short duration, there being nothing
on the docket Members present
were Chairman Nunnaily, Alderman
While. counciimen Batkins. sullivan.
Peters. Mann.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13

This morning at Sir Moses Monte
fiere congregation. Rabbi saul Jack
stein. of New YORK, fed representa-
tive OF the Aizrachi Zionist organi-
zation OF America. viii speak in the
interest of the society sunday morn
ing he viii address the Kcncssc;h
Israel congregation. a, 1 o'clock
Sunday afternoon mass meeting
will be held at the Sir Moses Mont
efierc congregation. Eleventh and
Marshall Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13

l-tESBCliG. VA. Aug. l2.--Ncws
has been received here OF the suddcn
death OF George Adm Ball. which
occurred at New Orleans. La. Mr.. Ball
was 81 years of age. and had resided
in l.cceburs until eight years ago.
He Is survived by his mother, Mrs.
George y. Ball. and TWO sisters. Mrs.
w. -. Sisk AND Mrs. $. S. stephens
all of Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

Iris sale. under auspices of thu
James River Garden Club. Third
and Franklin Streets.
Baseball. Commercial League.
boulevard Field. 2:30 l.. NJ
Baseball. Richmond VS.. Suffolk
tdoubie hcadcr). Mayo Island
Park. 2:30 Z. NJ.
For plays. see '"rhcatcr Calcn-
dar on editorial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
w.nt. Old Position Agnin.

Information received In the cit!
yesterday was TO the effect that Col
onel :. VI. Ncwhousc. OF Culpcper, tn
veteran doorkcepcr Of the House o
Delegates. has recovered from a loni
illness and will again seek election
to that post.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
william TiIlcr Dies Suddenly.

William shelton Tillcr, AZ years OF
age. died suddenly last night at his
home. 305 North Thirtieth Street. Flu
neral services will be announced to-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
Fuiicr.s Expen,cs. s.I0.,0.

Delegate T.. X. Fuliers expenses
for participating in the primary cleo
tfon amounted TO $iG.50. according
To statement filed with the clerk
of Hastings Court Yesterday,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13

Luther Libby, clerk Of the Law
and Equity Court. Is attending IN
annual convention of the Nirsinil
Court Clerks Association. in sessioi
at Ocean View.