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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
s16,176 IN NEW WORK
STARTS JULY BUILDING
Nine Permits on First Day of
Month PrcsaSc Active Period
for Construction.

The month of July starts in
auspiciousiy in the construction field.
as is shown by the fact that nine
permits for new work were issued
yesterday by Building Inspector
Butler. This lis, embraces the fol-
lowing:
G. IT. Pcasc. t" build 4 frame dwell
ms. 3Go5 Decatur Street. TO cost ST.
9Jo
j. q Webb. to build q frame dwell
Ing. S06 North Twenty eighth street,
10 cost $4,000.
Il. Il. Stribiina. to build a brick
garage. rear of 2O5 South Third Street,
to cost $3.50
Gebhardt Buchcr. To build frame
dwelling. I'll North Thirty-third
street. 10 cost S2.50N.
j. and 9. Hanger. 10 build a brick
garage. rear Of 3O9S Park Avenue. to
cost $500
j. Kass. to build a lrick garage in
rear Of 30l5 Monument Avenue, to
cost $500
Frank Rcalmuto. 10 build two brick
stores. I3oGS Brookland PARK Boulc-
ward. to COS, s4.GG2.
L. G. Jenkins, to build two garages
in rear al22-2i Patterson Avenue. TO
cost $1,000
y. l.. Lipford to build frame shed.
1905 liaynucs Street. 10 COS, 1897.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
EGETABLEs BURNED UP;
HOUSEWIVES HERE WORRY
drought ana Scorching Rays of sun
Send Prices of Corn and
Tomatoes Soaring.

In answer to the question "how 10
me retail market" "A mnrkc, 49,
last hiShi said: LITERALLY burned nm
50 TAR as vegetables are concerned :.
NAT seems To tell in "a nutshell IN.
S'ot! mat the Richmond housewives
VIII hnd out TO be true when tboy
VISIT or send TO or phone to Tho
retail markcts this morning. ANA
'h's comes at u time when said
housewives must look out for three
uinhers at one time. for all of IN.
narket places will be closed on Mon
Gay. The Glorious Fourth.
what vegetables are To he f,urd
are INFERIOR. Icing damaged on ,he
ma by the drought and the scorcbin-
RAYS OF Old Sol. y few THAT ara
good have come in from tn. Soutb
where the drought has not hccr
severe. and these are selling birh
ihis morning. Tomatoes are espocinl.
~ nigh. and so is tho green ioru.
mere are no changes in the mco,
or poultry markets. cXccpt ,bc-, -
a slight shading OF prices on strickIv
fancy spring chickens. dressed.
The fish market is one thing ,b,,
the drought has not affected rms
uSual supplies OF fish with shecpbcad
audcd may be found this morning. and
All at prices that have been prevail
'nE Tor the past two or three weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
FURNITURE MEN OF CITY
TO ATTEND CONVENTION
EancS anu Rountrcc Leave Tonight,
for ChicagO-Othcrs Begin
Trip Monday Night.

Richmond will be well represented
at the annual national convention of
the Retail Furniture Association OF
the United States. which convenes In
Chicago, Ill. Thursday next and COM
tinucs through Friday.
ID. -. t:ancs. assistant secretary and
treasurer OF the Rountrcc Corpora
ton. accompanied by \. Val. Roun-
tree, Will leave tonight for Grand
Rapids, Mich, en- route TO the conven-
ton, leaving from Broad Street Sta
ton at 3:25 o'clock over the Norfolk
ana Western Railway through Gin
cinnat'. making Il stop of few
hours in that city. whore they will be
joined by Nhcr delegates TO the con-
vcntion.
William T. Ryan, president OF Ryan.
Smith and Company, Inc; James Il.
Jones. Secrctary-trcasurcr of Jones
Brothers 81 Company. Inc, and G.. Il
Sydnor. Jr president of Sydnor &
ilundlcy. Inc. accompanied by hi,
daughter. viii leave Richmond Mon.
day night over the Norfolk an0
Western Railway from BROAD street
station. AZ t:25 o'clock. going direct
to Chicago by the way Of Cincinnati
MIR. Sydnor and daughter viii moi
return with the party after the con.
vcniion tx over. but viii make an cx.
tended trip through the West. visiting
the Canadian Rockies. Seattle. Port.
land. san Francisco. Los Angeles
Pa sadcna, sal, Lakc city. Denver
Kansas City ANA St. Louis, No, or
their return
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
MAGISTRATE USES PISTOL
IN CHASE AFTER NEGRO
Doc" McDonough Fires -Four Shots
When Sam Prayer, Alleged
Burglar, HurlS Brick.

I'm exciting chase. in which several
shots were fired and in which Il score
OF pedestrians Joined, took place in
the vicinity of Sixth and Cary Streets
yesterday when police of the Second
sta tion were cffecting the rccapturc
OF sam Prayer. colorcd. who shortly
after his arrest on burglar charge
took French leave OF the speeding
patrol while en- route 10 the police
station.
prayor was arrested at First and
Cary streets al ! o'clock by Police
men Waymack and Till.r. charged
with stealing property from build
ing at III West cary Street. lie was
placed in the patrol wagon. As the
wagon slowed up 10 make Il turn
north on Fifth street, the prisoner
took his cap,ors by surprise by sud-
denly lcapinG To the street and run
ming in a southcrly direction. Police
man {. H. GcrriuG ana Magistrate
DOC" McponouEh. Of the Second Dis
trict. who were riding on the front
seat. gave chase. The fugitive was
located in an alley between Sixth and
Fifth street. iiuriinr a brick at
Magistrate McDonouGh. he dartcd
from cover ana started at break
neck speed down Sixth street.
After a chase Of several blocks. the
man ran for an alicyway just south
of Clay street Three shots wcrS
fred at him by the Magistrate as h
disappeared from view. y few
minutes later the man was hauled
from cover by Policeman Gcrrins AMI
Magistrate McDonough.
He was held without bail for 4 r,ai-
ing in Police court this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
55-YEAR-OLD SIOUX INDIAN
TO RIDE IN S7EEPLECHASE
FOR DISABLED HEROES HERE
Frank Houston Who Takes Part in Legion's Races at
Fair Grounds July 4, Tells Story of Hold-Up He
Saw Jesse James Stage

Frank Houston. a full-blooded Sioux
indian. who will ride in the America n
Legion matinee races at tn. State
Fair Grounds. July 1, is probably the
most prominent as well as the oldest.
StccptechaSc rider actively engaged
on the American turf today. Houston
celebrated his 55th birthday last
week. He weighs in at les pounds
and is one OF the most accomplished
riders in the United States He tells
some marvellous tales Of his RI cling
career, which covers a period OF forty
years. During that time he has rid
den thousands OF races. had u num-
Der OF horses To fall with him. but
has never received broken bone
from any % his t,mbles.
one Of the most interesting episodes
in his career occurred in 1881. when
riding for Major Hamilton, AT Kansas
city. The story is Vouchcd for by
Bob stuart. who is NJ the Fair
Grounds track in chare" OF George -
Finncgans stable from Wilton on
the James. The period was that IN
which the activities Of the James
Brothers. Jesse and Frank. and Frank
Younger. startled the people OF the
Middle West. Houston tells the
story:
AS was leaving the sccrctary's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02

ONCE at tn" race track. at Kansas
city. a tall stranger walked up to the
guard OF the door and asked him what
ne would do If the Office was hCid up
by bandits. The guard replied that
he would shoot and shoot 20 Kill. ard
exhibited Il small calibrc revolver. At
that moment the big ma n who. il was
learned later. was Jesse James
whipped out his gun. Il forty-nvcr and
covered the attendant. while his
brother Frank walked into the Office
and dcma ndcd the gate receipts
which amounted to about $4,000. This
hold-up would have resulted in =
bloodlcSs affair. as most Of the James
exploits did. hal not Frank Younger.
who was on the watch outside. be-
come excited and started TO fire. Then
Il lot Of people got hurt, but | got
away without Il scratch. although I
was a little bit scared
Frank will show his skill in the
Stecplcchasc Monday. and he states
that h. will show the youngsters that
age has nothing TO do with skill and
ability.
Nor" than fifty horses are now at
the track. Hundreds Of visitors go
ont every day 10 look over the fine
strings to take part in the races Mon
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02

would move neither stdrboard.
port fore nor aft. though United
states mail lay waiting and mo-
tor trucks with pcrishablc goods
and express laden chuckcd impa-
ticnt!y behind. Angry drivers
Ecsticulatcd. an iratc tratiic po-
liccman waved a mcnacine club
all to no avail.
From the crowd an old man
stepped forward. pulled IL bandan-
ma handkerchief from his hip peck
ct wrapped it about the horses
eyes and. taking him by the bit.
called To those about to lend a
hand. The stccd refused TO move
step forward. but docily sub
mitted To be led around on the
back track entirely unrufilcd hy
the twenty minutes delay Thus
Uncle Sans mail was caSicd by
circuitious route.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
GOVERNOR REQUESTS F0CH
BE INVITED TO RlCHM0N D

Governor Davis yesterday cahlcd
Or. Henry Louis smith, chairman Of
the commission that went TO Eng
land TO present Il copy Of iioudon's
statue OF Washington TO the British
government, asking him. in the event
he visited Paris, TO invite Marshal
Foch to visit Virginia when he comes
1" America as guest OF the American
Legion.
Marshal Foch has made but two
engagements thus far-onc Tor Kan
Sas city, where he will address the
legion, and the other for Washing :
ton on November ll-Armisticc Day.
II Is hoped by Governor Davis. Mayor
Ains!ic and the Richmond post OF
the legion that Marshal Foch can he
prevailed upon TO visit Richmond
either on the day before or the day
after his Washington engagement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
Uncle Sans Mail Delayed 20 Minutes
AS Horse Balks at Improvised Bridge

Uncle Sans mail Was DELAYED
twenty minutes. street traffic was
blocked and q score of curious
pedestrians were halted by the an
tics OF horse that stubbornly re-
fused for a time To cross an i'm
proriscd trcs,lc lyini: across Mar
kct space. near Main street sta
ton. The driver and wagon were
proceeding south in Market Space
at pace consistent with pur-
Neyor of Uncle SANS goods, and
were in the act OF turning into
Main street when the horse SHE'D
at the boards an cnterprising mar
kct vendcr had placed in the street
to protect Il horse from the wheels
OF traffic. The driver pleaded. So
fictitious citizens coaN.d. one or
two amateur horse doctors sooth-
ingly strokcd the stccd. yet he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
SAY TRACKLEss TROLLEY
TRY-0UT WAS SUCCESS
Y. X. ~ u. Officials Pleased With
Demonstration Given in Rich
mond Yesterday.
ASK MAYOR TO PUBLIC TEST
Another Trial Given Next Week.
Patrons Requested to Ride Free
for Several Days, to Form
Opinion of Service.

Very successful was the way Of
icia!S and directors of the Virginia
way ana Power Company express
eel the initial try-out of the track
less trolley after four runs were made
on Floyd Avenue from Robinson
street To Rosencath and return yes
terday morning. In the party aboard
the t"acklcSs trolley were officials
directors and electricians of the com
pany. and they watched the workings
oi the new ear with keen eyes in or
der To pick out any defects in opera
ton.
Outside OF 4 little stiffness because
the ear is brand new. having been as
scmblcd after being received spick
ana span from the factory three days
ago. there was nothing to disappoint
the officials. ana they believe the
trackless trolley will give patrons
satisfaction in every respect.
Invite Mayor To Test.
1t iS planned to give Il public dem
onstration next week, to which Mayor
George Anslic and the members of
city Council will lie invited. together
with the public.
The tracklcss trolley is the latest
thing in urban transportation. |, is
designed TO run on smooth streets.
and officials Of the local company be-
licvc IL Will meet the needs for trans
portation in sections OF tho city where
ii is not cNpcdicnt TO lay racks.
More overhead wires Will he strung
and the company will give the city
officials every opportunity to test the
car during the coming week. 1t has
seating capacity Of thirty and
standing room for fifteen. II has an
entrance at the front and is on the
pay as you enter" plan. The car
can he run to one side or the other
of the street for a distance OF thirty
feet. and this will enable it To pass
amy car or wagon that might be
blocking the straightaway course.
Company officials on Board.
President Thomas :. Whcclwri2ht
Vice president + l.. Sitterding. Gen
cral Manager &. Il. buchanan. accom-
panied by George H. Taylor. OF New
York w. y. Walker. Of New York
Z. Norman Jones. Of Norfolk: Hugh
~ Davis. H. Randolph Williams,
T.. W Milford. William =. Bell.
Charles 9. Johnston. j. T.. liarr"li
| G r. Winston. Herbert Jackson and
| Coleman Workman were aboard the
| tracklcss trolley on it's initial trip.
The public will he asked TO ride
free on the ear for several days. 50
that officials OF the company may gain
information as TO the way the new
car meets the demands Of the public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
EAGLE ROCK TO BE SCENE
OF ROAD MEETING TODAY

Citizens 81 the section between
Eagle Rock and Clifton Forge. Va,
will gather al Ea';l" Roofs this att
crnoon al ESQ o'clock 10 attend 4
good roads meeting held under the
auspices OF the Eagle Rock and Gift
ton Forge Highway Association, Of
which Barton Hudson. OF Glen Will
on H. president, j. II MClamar, Of
Eagle Rock. vice president, NJ L.
Morgan, cashier of the Bank Of agile
Eock treasurer. and George %.
Greene, editor ~ the clifton Forge
Review. secretary
Seventeen miles Of road between
Eagle Rock and Clifton Forge is uu-
improved. and tn" meeting today is
TO have work done on this section
of the Roanoke and clifton Forge
Highway. This highway is forty
eight miles in length. and thirty
miles Of IL is macadaIniZcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
NO DELAY IN PAYMENT
OF REAL ESTATE TAXES

city Collector Hulcc stated ycStcr-
DAY ihat never in the history Of the
"itcc had there been less delay and
10 taxpayers as upon
the last day FOR payment ui real
estate taxes. No citizen was kept
N"ItinG more than two or ,hr", min
H'cS. me crowd was not as large
as nron previous occasions. said the
collector. Tn" people called Z the
"'ii'" at convenient hours {" them
selves ionS before the last dan, AMI
"S a result thrr" WAS no delay and
II" hii"h. IF the people will always
ii" tn's, commented Collector Hulcr.
everything vii! so along much bet.
ter for themselves and 20. IA, citv."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
COURT CLERKS TO HAVE
HOLIDAY JULY FOURTH

The CITY Han Offices Viii close at
noon TO-DAY for the usual SATURDAY
half holiday. and will remain closed
until July .. the GLORIOUS Fourth"
will be observed as a holiday i,y ,b,.
court clerks this year. IN. I,cgisla-
tnre, at its last session. provided for
three holidays annually for court
cierks--Christfnas ThHnksgiylur Dav
and the Fourth OF July Before tnot
time Christmas was tho only holiday
OF the year. except sunday. when TN.
clerks Offices could be- closed an Jay
The Police Court viii he the only
one in session on july Fourth This
court holds sessions every day in the
year, except Sundays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
EMPLOYMENT INCREASES
DURING MONTH OF JUNE

According 10 The rcpcr: Of Man
aver T. J. conway, OF The Public
lmploymcnt Bureau, lie record Tor
Jun" was very good There are
fewer unemployed m-n and women
her" now hy a !nrg" percentage than
o." the previous month Tn" report
sEbWS that AT times Ia" dcm2ud fo"
labor was greater than the supply
inns vas tru" ia T." building trades
myr, particularly. "a d.riculty was
found in securing 7mcn even for the
lower grades Many teachers and
pupils from The various schools and
colleges ar" registering for vacation
employment many OF them in order
TO supply themselves with funds with
winch 90 pursue their studies. with
out which they may bc forced to
discontinue the pursuit Of knowledge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
RICHMOND HOTEL DEED
OF TRUST is RENEWED

d""d %: trust was filed in tho
h'hccry Court yesterday which con
N'Hs the Richmond Hotel property. II
Nlhth ana Grace Streets. To Joscph
= laElor and Lewis g. williams
,'hSt.rs' as security for Il loan of
S'""'"o"' The deed gives the first
ii.h on the property 20 the Metro.
r"!iian Life Insurance ..ompauv
IN" l"an Is simply renewal. and
Was authorized by tho board OF Ill.
r"'t"rS OF the hotel corporation on
Jun" number of nesotiai.lc
notes were given. all payable by June
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TO ORGANIZE TRADE CLUB

w All manufacturers. brokcrag. nrrn..
commission merchants and ba"Eors
or the city have been invited los the
Chamber OF Commerce to a,,.r,o
meeting which VIII! hc he!d Ken
nesday for the purpos" Of organ Una.
a Foreign Trade Club to work 10,
connection WIN the chamh.r's .
operative Office OF the barcau o.. ,Dr
seiSn and domestic commerce
Officials of the chamber stated y..-
sterday that IL would bc .fnpo.. ,.
ito reach all who arc cIeihl. 10 ,o.r
with written invitations. hu; any ono
interested In the forming OF The ,.t.h
lis invited to attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
GALLON JONES APPOINTED
FEDERAL ATTORNEY HERE

Gallon H. Jones. of Ashland has
been appointed assistant Federal dis
trict attorney for the Eastern dis
trlct OF Virginia. TO succeed II. X.
Miller, Ir.. who Will resume tn" prac-
ticc OF law.
Mr.. Jones began the practice Of
law in 1909 He is 81 years old and
for SOD time was associated with
the law firm OF Page * I.cary. He is
Il law partner Of John J.. FLANAGAN
aud j. Earn" Dunford. under the law
firm OF Jones. Flanagan & Dunrord.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY
TO OPEN BROAD ST. BRANCH

Next Tuesday the Eroad Stree,
rdncE Of the Richmond Trust COM
p"ny VIII be opened at iOl West
hfoad St"',t and Viii be in charge
"i j. l., " Goodwin. VINO ~, bccn
'i''i"d "a Nie" pres !dcn; Of The Eich-
m"nd Trust company This concern
""s ais" added W i. XIX and =. Il.
@Uari"S 10 the directorate.
ar i"pdwiu Is treasurer Of ~ o.
'''d"'n lac, and was formerly
N'''- hi'sld'rt ""d ca*nicr @: the
central National Bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
oday and Tonight
In Richmond

Baseball. Richmond rs. Ncwpor,
News. Mayo Island Park. $50 +. NJ.
Baseball. Commercial League.
Boulevard Field. $50 J.. NJ.
Ahnawon Tribe. No. 80. Improved
oratr OF Red Men, Colombo Hall.
l.. NJ.
for plays. see "Thcater Calcn-
dar, ON Editorial Page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
ODD FELLOWS BRASS BAND
IS GOING TO BLACKSTONE

The odd Fellows Brass Band. mum
boring thirty pieces, accompanied by
about nifty members OF the Richmond
J. .. q. j.. lodges. VIII leave Broad
street station Monday at $40 for
Blackstone. Va, where they will at
tend an Old fashioned basket picnic
given by the Odd Fellows of the
Twentieth District, which includes
Wylicsburg Lodge, No. 10, brakes
branch: Nottoway Lodge. No is.
trcwc, Chase city Lodge. No. Of.
Chase city, Victoria Lodge. No. 2aS.
Victoria; Charlotte Lodge. No. 3o2.
k"ysv!lle. ana Richmond and Black
stone lodges.
The program calls for a number
OF patriot" speeches. athletic events
and band concert. in which the odd
Fellows Band Will feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
Court Term Near. close.

Inc May term OF tho CITY t,irCui,
tonrt VIII close in u few DAYS The
term has been a busy one. a number
OF important suits having been dis
poSed OF. Deputy Clerk Taylor states
'ha' all the Jurymcn serving during
'h's term, numbering forty-two, may
secure checks for their services by
applying at tho office Of Comptroller
|oier. rms viii give the jurors OPP
hortuhitS of getting their money in
TIME to celebrate the glorious Fourth"
commented Mr., TAYLOR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
SONS OF ITALY TO ELECT
OFFICERS FOR GRAND LODGE

Members of the order. Sons OF
lalN OF America. from Norfolk
Portsmouth. Newport News and mis-
Guy! VIII meet tomorrow Afternoon.
AZ : O'Clock IN Colombo Han. ON
N.s' hr"ad street. for IN" purp, :
81 eieetihg officers for the grand
lodge,
her" are believed to bo abou, 2oo
n,"'"' AMERICAN citizens IN the state
ne purpose OF the order is 20 helm
VIC i'al'ans 10 become American cir.
,Eohs ana TAKE active part in Amer.
lean politics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
'DOsCHEN TO STAY IN RACE
FOR STATES ATTORNEY
Candidate Denies To Voters on
south Side Rumor He Will
4 Retire.
BLUE" LAWS ARE DISCUSSED
Aaspirants for Prosecutors job Re-
Affirm Their Positions on Sunday
ob Scrva c-Othcr Present
Claims for Support.

y South Rich,,.,
z Der of about ooo uI,.,, ~ "'''-
last night 10 h.,, ''''"H'
Commemorative ,,,, '''
sioner of the Revon,,.. 49,, -,
and City Sergeant, n,l, f',.'
ffor support at The nrtmar,. ~,
gust .. The mo.,ip,. ,,,.
auspices of IN. r.a,.,,a - ~"
Voters ana was presidc1 o,a, ~. Vi,
Kate Mason. chnirm,, r -,
All the cnndi1,,ns -, VI u
,ception of Holm / c,,,a.c,,
fering for cir s.,,,,, VI
B. Pace canadian. ,n,. a.. nv ''''''>
who was renrcscr,ea ~. ,,,,
T. Forbes. We're present, N,i,
est conferred in the remarks nr no
candidates for CommouwnoI,b..
torney. in view of tho ,vino.,,r,
interest in the o,.stior or ourn
mcnt of the so-callud blue laws
Denies He liza. ,r ,
.u,
lt.on,,o,1.,. H. '"h"'"h'e Tor
"a rup,or ~, 49, n.y. sHid mat
fro,r ~ - ""'"' 20 retire
a ru,ror ~, It's Wis also
H. 81, -, "' "'' !'rsr income.
,boso no source rom which
TIM, = - re declared
ana NO. ~ ''c N'"I" prosecute
iust;ce vi,h , " "'"'" 't"'pcr
WIN mercy.
-. ~ f'hhiEan. also candidate
ora,od 49,, ."l'h Attorney. reit-
nosi,;o ,''"' concerning ms
I'M, ~ CIV re Said
~ oioo,a1 :" "i''c 'onrt'
VIA, s., J., an" INFORM ihe justice
. :" "'S oP'h'oh constituted nc
saie or e. ".." Wou'u say mat III"
bacco ON snn Ian sou drinks and to-
Ia,ion ~ ~" "o".' hot "e Il vio-
Z go Va nv INV. II the cas-" were
$50 On ne as commemorative At
mani i''Ne Slm'lar state
r.om-, J"uEc OF INC musings
i"f non" pr"S"Qni.
"'u '"' l""e" refused TO concur
ne would tell the jury that the law
u ho' contemplate such constrUc-
o' an" would ask for acquittal.
""iu 'hh"E" Interpretation.
gave r Satterhc!d reiterated his
promise 10 expedite business in the
Hastings. Court: to inaugural, Wig
orouS ana efficient prosecution with
lmpaF'aIitE ana discretion, with hui
name attitude toward the prisoner
nc stands for a more reasonable in
depreciation of the Sunday law no,
ior amendment of tho statutc--an in
49, "h''" VIII promot" re-
~. TOT ,h' law itself and protect
ana the comfort of the
49,, :.
wise. Commonweal tbs
ra.s,, '''ed ms position re-
'aws -. increment OF me
49,, :, "' "re Wri,''n' He said
shonld ~, I 20" Il" "PPc"'
tor "ie !" Tue LEGISLATURE
Jobn l., -,
missioner of ~, -, ''' ON
had never bcc, .,ran,, '"., So, h'
and thar dnrinc ,io "n ""rn iihcs
ell he Nd -, 'iIe IN COM
of the entire civ r., n'er'S'
he had pirkcd ,o "'tu INA
appoint as dcnu," men &c
capabIe 50, -, No"'" nave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
Real I:.tntc Transfers

Deeds of bargain and sale were re-
cordcd IN the Chauccry Court yes
lerday by which the iastcrly Build
ING corporation and others transfer
TO william Y. i.cfcw. for $4,000. the
property at 2i"2 Rosewood Avenue.
fronting twcnty-ScVcn feet. and Max
IT, Rucrhmund transfers 10 w. ID
Scldcn. .Ir.. lot on Monument Ave-
nue. l@6 fec; west of Sheppard Street.
fronting fifty-Six feet for s1OO OO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02
60 to Lynchbnrr Monday.

About fifty delegates and visitors
from Richmond Will leave Monday
morning at o:2o o'clock over tho
Norfolk and Western Railway 10 at
tend the Training School and Con
GrcSs OF the Christian Churches OF
Virginia. to he held in Lynchhurg.
July Ais. The Richmond delegation
viii he joined AT Petersburg by dele
gates from Norfolk and Tidcwater
Virginia