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Evening star., 1921-01-23
REDS PITCHER R|xEY
Phillies' Southpaw Is. Traded to
Cincinnati for Pitcher Ring ,
and Outfelder Neale.
PHIIAnEIpu]

PHILADELPHIA, January %
Eppa ]. Rixey. left-hand pitcher Of
the Philadelphia National Leaeue
club, has been traded to Cincinnati
Ior Pitcher Jim Ring and Outfielder
Greasy Neale. manager Donovan Of
the local club announced late today.
NO monetary consideration was in
volved. the trade being a straieht
deal. Rixey came to the Philadel-
phia club from the University Of Vir-
ginia-
CINCINNATI, January 22.-Aueust
Hermann, president Of the Cincinnati
Nationals. late today confirmed the
delphia Nationals involving the trans
fer of Pitcher Ring and Outfielder
Neaie to the latter club. Herrmann's
only comment was that Manager
Moran had been trying for a long
time to add Rixey to the local team.
Evening star., 1921-01-23
SETS RECORD
District Boy, Swimming for Navy,
Does 22O Yards in 2 Minutes
and 20 Seconds.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. January "a
Agnus Sinclair of Washington, a plebe,
lowered the intercollegiate record for
220 yards in a swimming meet the
Navy won from Penn today. 29 to Is.
His time was minutes and 20 sec
onds. and the record will be official. as
the course was carefully measured
and the rules of the Intercollegiate
Swimming Association followed.
All the other races were across the
tank, which lacks four inches of
twenty yards. Summary:
16O-yard relay-Ffrst. Naval Academy: with
Boiling, Kanakanui, Winkjer and Emory.
23Oyard swim-First, Sinclair. Navy; Sec
ond, Fish, Navy; third, Rambo. Penn. Time,
2.29.
4O-yard swim-First, M. Armstrong. Penn;
second Emory, Navy; third, Kanakanui. Navy.
60 foot plunge-F1rst. Kohler. Penn: second,
OF 3-5.
1oO-yard swim-First. Emory. Navy: Sec
ond. WinkJer, Navy; third, Rambo. Penn.
Time. 0.56 2-6
Evening star., 1921-01-23
VIRGINIA TO HAVE new
GYM AND FIELD HOUSE

Two cigarettes and a war tax, (11
what each Of the 100 University Of
Virginia students will be called upon
to give up in order to raise $780, 900 to
build an athletic field house and q
new gymnasium.
DIR. Edwin A. Alderman. president Of
had received $250,0o0 some time ago
to be devoted to such improvements as
he saw fit. The president said that
$1,000 was now at the disposal Of the
students. He recommended that 1t be
used as an endowment for the up
ing.
Evening star., 1921-01-23
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
SEEKS CLASS B RATING

GREENVILLE. S. c., January 22-
At the annual South Atlantic schedule
meeting to be held here next week
the matter Of application to have the
league classed as a class organiza-
ton instead of class c will be con-
sidered. and indications are that such
application will be decided upon. At
the recent base ball meeting in Chi
cago the rule pertaining to the classi-
fication was changed and the South
Atlantic League. based on the 1920
classification by a margin Of 106 per-
sons.
Evening star., 1921-01-23
Midshipmen Nine to Play
Double Bill IN Baltimore

OmciaI sanction has been
given the Naval Academy base
ball team to visit Baltimore on
May z, when the Midxhlpmen
will play 0 double-header, one
Rame with Johns Hopkins and
one with West Virginia. The
visit to Baltimore will mark
the first trip of the Navy nine
away from Annapolis, except
to appear against West Point.
Evening star., 1921-01-23
TEN IN A ROW FOR NAVY
Defeats Camp Humphreys, 26 to
IL, But Its Score Is Small
est of Season.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, January 22.-The
midshipmen won at basket ball from
Camp Humphreys. composed Of for
mer Military Academy players, and
led by Gene Vidal. the West Point
star, 26 to IL this afternoon. It was
the tenth consecutive victory for the
Naval Academy team. but the small
est total Of points it has made this
season.
The Army players had an extremely
stiff defense and a fast and aggressive
attack. Vidal proved himself a cool
leader and great individual player.
The first half ended % to 8, in favor
Of the Navy. but Byerly made fair
margin by scoring twice from the
floor. early in the second half. So
hard was the opposition that the
Navy feared to make a single substi-
tuition.
Evening star., 1921-01-23
ONLY THREE CONTESTS
OF NOTE ARE ON CARD
GEORGETOWN Clashes With Fordham and George
Washington, and Meeting of Catholic Univer-
sity and Maryland Offer Main Attractions.
BY H. c. BYRD.

ball those which the public takes
the conendg
the local interest ngendered during
far between;
their absence The number three Just about
take place The
November should be clash between
Catholic Unversy with November
local grid struggles the
sumption relationship Georgetown and George Washington
putting backo on -honored battle
Evening star., 1921-01-23
u. S. NETMEN WIN AGAIN
Take Two Singles and Doubles in
Third Series With Aus
tralian Players.

SYDNEY, N. S. w, January 22-
The American Davis cup tennis play
ers made a clean sweep of the third
series of matches with the Australian
stars.
In the singles matches, William M.
Johnston beat J. B. Hawke, 6-3,
SIS. and William 7. Tilden defeated
Norman E. Brookes. Ga, 6-S, Sc.
: In the doubles. Watson NJ. Wash
burn and Johnston beat r. w. Heath
and Patrick O'Hara Wood, 6-3. 81,
6-1
Evening star., 1921-01-23
Small Squad South Fen Grid Games Here e Fall
TWENTY-SEVEN PLAYERS
ON SPRING TRAINING LIST
Roster Includes Ten Pitchers, Seven Outfielders,
Quartet of Catchers and Six Infelders.
Only Four Green Rockies.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

EORGE MCBRIDE will shop the business OF
comparatively small Exclusive
~ himself will be players
whom show
This falls somewhat of the
athletes assembled being half
of Florida
herded
include
more than las tSpring
Evening star., 1921-01-23
EASY FOR COMETS QUINT.
Leads All the Way in Contest With
Silent Five.

The Epiphany Comets defeated the
Silent Five at the central Y. NJ C. A.
gym last night, 3S to 8. The Comets
started the scoring and led all of the
way.
Boyd, Daniels and Williams were
responsible for the big score of the
victors. while Nicols and Miller did
the best work for the losers. Line
up and summary: 80
Evening star., 1921-01-23
Winpate Sets Auto Record.

DAYTONA, Fla. January &C. B.
Wingate Of Daytona, set a new five-mile
automobile record for amateurs in the
weekly races here today, making the dis
tance in three minutes forty-st4. and
four-tenths seconds.
Evening star., 1921-01-23
Penn Matmen Defeat Cornell.
EiI1AADELPH

PHILADELPHIA. January 22!-
PedHsylvania defeated Cornell in a
Wrestling match today for the first
ttne' In thirteen years. 19 points to
IA In the feature match, Bishop Of
PeanSy1vanta won from .Snedekar,
Cn4Delrs one-legged grappler.
Evening star., 1921-01-23
D. C. FRIENDS SCHOOL
Beaten IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Md. January "a
Washington Friends School quine
proved no match for the local Friends
School aggregation today on the
basket ball court and lost. 20 to 8.
Baltimore took an early lead and
maintained it. Lineup and summary:
Evening star., 1921-01-23
Humphreys to Play Army.

The Camp Humphreys Officers quint
viii 60 to West Point for q. contest with
the Army Wednesday.
Evening star., 1921-01-23
Grid Receipts Called Upon
To Garry Non-Paying Sports
BY WALTER CAMP.

TLETCS element college again
exempfed $4,000 University
- the
building Alumni Hail. This supplementary
$4,000 given university branch
Evening star., 1921-01-23
Princeton Wrestlers Win.

WEST POINT. N. Y, January "a
Princeton beat the Army, wrestling
team here today. % points to S.
Evening star., 1921-01-23
cleveland Hockeyites Win.

CLEVELAND. January 22-The
Ci6seiapd hockey team made it two
straights by defeating the Duluth
boeeay o1aah.stanight by n score of
Evening star., 1921-01-23
Rike Race to Madden-Magin.

CHICAGO, January 22.-Eddie Mad
den and Jake Magin won the six-day
bicycle race which ended tonight.
They covered 2,279 miles.
Evening star., 1921-01-23
Princeton Victor on Ice.

PHILADELPHIA, January "a
Princeton's hockey team defeaAed
Yale here tonight, k-to
Evening star., 1921-01-23
Aloysius Runners to Practice.

Aloysius Club runners will hold a
practice run at Georgetown University
field this morning at II o'clock The
first of series of three-mile runs WIN
be held Tuesday evening.
Evening star., 1921-01-23
" ARROWS ARE BEATEN
No Match for Young Mems As
sociation Quint of Baltimore
in Game Ending 35 to7.

The Baltimore Young Mems Asso-
citation basket ball team was too
much for the Y. NJ. c. A. Arrows at
the "Y" last night. The score was
35 to Z. The visitors took the lead
early and never were In danger.
Plock and Hundertmark played a
fine game for the visitors. Sommer-
kamp did all Of the scoring for the
local five.
I.ine-un and sunomarv.
Evening star., 1921-01-23
Line.Up and Summar

Goais from noor-McKee "a, ByerIy o.,
Waters Parr, vidal (3), Higgins. Goals from
fouls-Watters. 9 In 8; Mckee. none in 8: Vi
dal, In o. Referee-Mr. Morse. George
washington. Umpire-Mr. Pippen. University
Of Maryland. Time Of halves-20 minutes
Evening star., 1921-01-23
"Y" Day School Five Wins.

"Y" Day School defeated the
Friends School at basket ball in the
Iatter's gym yesterday. "a to ..
Thanks" Davis of the winners shot
eight floor goals. Lineup:
Evening star., 1921-01-23

Subsutut1ons: Smith for Corbley, May for
Helhman. Murray for Moran, Degnan for
P1ppeil. Goals from foor-P0wers, A: Nc
Carthy. 2: B. Myers. B. yenseI, T. Degnan.
z: Pippell, May, Smith. Goals from fouls
The CASEY e S psfRan Circuit Sas Ss Of reached s.
the halfway mark, with Potomac
Council the undisputed leader, with
seven victories. The standing:
Evening star., 1921-01-23
p and summary:

Substitutoins--Nash for Kisleck. Kisleck for
Vincburg. George for Nash, Edel for Biemil-
Ter. Goals from noor-Piock. 8; Hmdertmark.
4; Biemiller. Edel, 2; Beigel. Sommer-
ksmp. Goals from fouls-Sommerkamp. s;
March. 2; Beigel.
Evening star., 1921-01-23
BLISS SCHOOL T0SSERS
WIN FROM ALL-STARS

Bliss Electrical School quint de-
gym last night, SO to IL. Bliss played
by far the better all-round game, its
teamwork standing out. Lineup and
summary:
Evening star., 1921-01-23
YANKEE TOSSERS AHEAD
Slow Starting, But Finally Defeat
Keane Council of K. Of G.
Circuit by Sc to 81.

The Congress Heights Yankees
were entirely too strong for the Keane
Council quint Of the K. Of c. League
last night, winning. Sc to q. The
Yankees were slow starting, but once
they got going had matters all their
own way.
Ingley showed some of the best
floor work and shooting that have
been seen hereabouts this season.
Atherton also played a stellar game,
caging some goals from difficult
angles.
The Keane team put up hard fight,
but the Yankees passing baffled the
visiting players. Lineup and sum-
mary:
Yankees Positions Keane.
AthertOn. ...... Left forward. .. .McNaney
Insiey. ........ Right forward. Walsh
Sauber. ........ Center. ..... .McPh1lomey
Catlin, Left guard. .Murtaugh
Goets. Right guard. .Synurkowski
Observation-Disclosures for Ingley. Sweeney
for Murtaugh. Hogan for MsPhilomey, McAyoy
Heddons, McNaney (1O), Walsh, McPhilomey.
Goals from foul-Atherton. in 10: Walsh. 2
in 2: McPhilomey. in 6. Referee-Mr. Hughes.
Evening star., 1921-01-23
Only 5 College Court Games
ToBe Played Here This Week

collegiate basket bali
which strictly college will
part will play and Catholic University,
George Washington each Three
decided Friday night
Evening star., 1921-01-23

Observation-Disclosures Tor GoOouhL, noChe
for Ridseals Hitz for AssersiOn. Roberts Tor
Hitz. Goals from Hoor-Thomsen (2), MOTIFS
(6), Berndt a., Denhard1 Kldseafe:, Hoes'
Barnhari. Goals from fouls-Berndt (3), Bar
nard (2).
Evening star., 1921-01-23
CARROLL FIVE WINNER
IN THE K. OF C.. LEAGUE

Carroll Council routed Washington
Council in Knights of Columbus
League game last night, 20 to Ia
Powers made IA of the winners
points. Lineup and summary:
Evening star., 1921-01-23

Substitutions- for Morris. Miller for
Bluebaker, Scott for Young, Young for Sui
hvan. Goals from foor-Boyd, g.; Williams.
8; Daniels, 4; Martin, 2; Nicols, 2; ]. Miller.
I in 5.
Evening star., 1921-01-23
All Starr

Goals from door-Spriggs ct, Bachman a :,
Young Shaeffer (2), Barnet, Bush t3), Capps
"a, Shaw (3). wilkinson. Goals from fouls
Sprixgs. out Of 4; Bush, 1 out of 8: Shaw,
3 out Of g. Substitutions-Bush for Spriggs,
Capps for Young. Wilkinson for Shaw.
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WILL. RI'ItltI 50

Ilopcwcll was not to he outdouc N
Tho Times Dispatch bicycle confess;
for boys and girls. Three happy
Youngsters ui tn" wonder city" came
under the Wire winners last week,
and received the handsome bikes
for which they worked. rhcir names
,r, Stanley craft, Lawrence 4. iicIir.
ANA Russell Wicker. These lads have
built M good substantial business
by delivering tho Dispatch papers in
tile wonder city" and they not only
have q lot of fun dolnE il, but make
money besides.
Richmond last week also had three
winners. Thry are Molly Fisher POO
south Allen Avenue: Fart Williams.
VINO is son of Policeman Williams.
and Willie Burruss, 1910 East Clay
street.
The bicycle contest, rs announced
Al the beginning. Viii close tomorrow,
August !. After that date new cN.
trantS viii not be accepted. but those
who have secured a part of the re-
CURED number OF subscriptions VIII
bv given until September 10 com
plct. II, Many OF the boys and girls
have from ave TO thirty suhscriptons
TO their credit. and the fact that they
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
REVIVE MOVE TO RESTORE
ARLINGTON LEE MANSION

Information received in Richmond
is to the effect that members of We'll
by carter Chapter. United Daughters
OF the confcderacy. at uppcrviIlc.
has started a movement to rciut.vcst
the daughters in the restoration of
tn" Ice Mansion at Arlington.
Mrs. Henry Wilder Keycs. wife Of
senator Reyes. of New HAMPSHIRE.
attended the meeting and volunteered
To aid the movement in every way
possible Though Of Northern pa
rcntaE". Mrs. Reyes was born in tho
home OF President Monroe at tho Uni
rcrsity Of Virginia.
II is expected that as soon as tho
ran meetings of the Daughters OF tho
Contcdcracy chapters are resumed the
matter will be presented and action
taken. Mrs. Reyes idea is 10 per
suadc the United States government
To let the Daughters of the Coufcd-
eracy restore tho home OF tho South's
great leader to its old timc dignity
According TO the reports of members
OF the Welby Carter Chapter. tho
home is now neglected and left to de
cay. and under government owner
ship is being allowed To pass into
oblivion.
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IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES
All CORNERSTONE LAYING
Several Hundred People Attend
Ceremonies at Gintcr Park
" NJ. r.. Church. South.
SONGS FEATURE PROGRAM
Organized In 1917, tho Church Now
Has. n Membership Of I30--Sun-
day School Will Cost ipproNi-
nlatcly &45,oOO.

With impressive Masonic and Meth
odist ceremonies. the corner stone for
tha $4,000 sunday school OF the new
Ginter Park Methodist Episcopal
Church. South, was laid Yesterday 4,
5 O'clock =; tho corner of l.aburnum
and Seminary Avenues. Gintcr rark
Severa! hundred friends and members
of the church were present
Worshipfu Master II. W. Gunn ana
other officials Of the Lewis Gin,.r
Lodse No. Sl7. - +. & y NJ, CON
ductci tho Masonic exercises, which
were intcrsporscd with songs by a
double quartz; composed Of Mrs. G
II. Flee, and Mrs Ruben Burton. so
prano: Norman Cali aud j. Euford
Waiford. bass Mrs L. VI. Hastings
and Mrs. benjamin Burton. alto, and
Reynolds r. Racket ana John Won
Bile, tenor with Mrs. j. Biuford Wal
forl, pianist
Various church records aud copies
of Richmond daily papers We're placed
in Tho vault. over which the corner
stone. bearing the figures 1921" was
placed
The Invocation was offered by Rev
WILLIAM Hcdiey. and Rev. r Cary
Johnson read the Scripture lesson
REV 5. FIournOy. the pastor. spoke
on Church Service" and told OF the
hores the compensation had for the
future growth of tn" church and tho
sunday school. Bishop collins Denny
delivered tho principal address OF the
boar, commenting the members Of
the church upon their progress dur
ing tho past f"w years. n" said they
were laying tho cornerstone for a
church and sunday school that wuuld
in years 10 come WELD its influence
for good ;arougrout the community.
CLOSING the exercises, prayer was
offered by Rev. T. G. pcdrick. rector
OF ST.. Thomas Episcopal church
Tho Gintcr Park Methodist I?pisco-
pal Church. South. now hao u mem
hcrship Of 1870 1t was organized in
july. 49,. while Or. Il. II. Potts was
presiding elder of the Richmond dis
trict. The building committee is
composer OF W. Fred Richardson
chairman; &. J.. Walford. T.. T.. Brown
l.. NJ. Hastings. T.. /. Roden ana O. L.
Rcdford. The board OF stewards 10
composed OF e. = Wexford, w. Fred
Richardson, J. r Mcdonald. Sr. t.
l.. Hodcn O, =. Bedford. J. T.. Way
and j. IL Lane
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
C0MMENDS WORK OF
FINE ARTS LEAGUE

ionorS for work done during the
past term nave been announced by
tho virginia League Of Fine Arts
and iiandicrafts. directed hy Miss
Adele Clark and Miss Nora Houston
The list is lengthy one. and indi-
Gates the progress made hy the in
stitution Arthur Dawson. tn" dis
tinguishcd English artist. who had
charge of the placing OF the paint
Ing presented by Judge Barton Payne
To the Confederate Memorial Insti-
tutc and who attended tho exhibit Of
the leagues work. commented "a .
vorahly upon IL. saying the work
compared most favorahly with that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

Rev. c. Is. Arcudall, OF the Baptist
Council. will address the people of
tho community about Richmond
Heights this afternoon nj O'Clock
regarding tn" erection Of 4 new Rap
tist Church. at the intersection of Os-
borne Turnpike and the Wilton Road
Rev. i. L. Throckmorion has been
conducting a series Of revival meet
ings at a store In the vicinity for the
past two weeks. and it Is probable
4 rev church will be started
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

tomorrow night ut 8 o'clock. An ad.
dress Will be delivered by ]. G. Nc
Dowcl. OF tho bureau Of animal In.
dustry. United states Department of
Agriculture. The president of the as.
soclation is a. S. Paimore. of HcnricD
County: w j. Burlce. is vicc-prcs;
dent. and ". NJ. Cease. secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

stone Thursday morning. Prices and
delivery OF the material will also be
discussed.
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Richmond, Va, July II, 1921.
G. CARLTON JACKSON.

Icny5 y. Trespon,
Commissioner OF Revenue,
City Hall, City.
Dear Mr.. Tresnon
The Local Board OF Review has supervision over a
large of the work of the Commissioner OF Revenue.
For the past seven years longer, you have Com
missioner of Revenue Of Richmond have been
Chairman Of the Local Board of Review.
have, therefore, had exceptional OPPORTUNITIES to
know how fairly earlessy thoroughly courteously and
efficiently your work has been done, | gladly take
this opportunity to express the opinonlong
a citizen and Chairman of the Local Board-that
best interests OF the city and its citizens demand
your reelection.
First, because your exceptional qualifications for the
office have been proved by long experience and,
Second because faithful and efficient deserves
reward-and the best If only, reward which COM
munity give faithful servant is reelection
Very sincerely yours
JNO. B. MINOR
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OF the Art students League OF New
York and the Chicago Art Institute.
mo- Dl,cn.s EerillIxrr Inhn..,

For the purpose OF discussing urcs
ent conditions in the fertilizer in
dustray. Il meeting OF consumers of
the commodity will he held "a, Hlnc,
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Richmond. Va, June "a. 1921.

Richmond. Va, June "a. 1921.
Henry +. Tresnon. Esq
Dear Sir:
II gives me great pleasure to that have dis
charged the duties OF the Office Of Commissioner OF
the Revenue OF the CITY OF Richmond rntelligenty.
faithfully and very efficiently.
Your courteous demeanor, industrious application to
the important duties dcvolvnG upon you, and Jealous
and impartial discharge duties.
mcndation; w. long experience, both Deputy
COMMITS HnNcs md Commissioner OF the Revenue add
mat Al - your other qualification for the position.
Yours very respectfully,
d. G. RICHARDSON,
Judge of the Hastings Court OF
City OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

July o. I3gI.
Ir. Henry +. Trcsnon,
Commissioner OF the Revenue,
Richmond Va.
Dear Sir:
Having had. since have been Examiner Records
for the Tenth Judicial Circuit almost continuous rela-
tons with your office, and having thus had oppor-
tunity learn OF the manner in which you
Quoted your Office during this period 1t gives
great pleasure testify to the thoroughly efficient
in which IL has been conducted. would consider
the Of in this Office
public interest Your familiarity with the duties
office and experience in administering II entities
in Judgment, to endorsement the polls.
With my best wishes. |
Yours sincerely,
c. CARLTON JACKSON
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VIM r. Daniel
j. B. Elan
IS. NJ Gwathmey
JOS. II. Grubbs
NJ. i. ROsenbaum
II. d. Tiller
r. l. Morton
T. G. Williams, Jr.
Chas. Watkins
G.. Carlton Jackson
Stuart AIcGary
w. A. Williams
Archer L. Richardson
Ashton Starke
w, NJ. Goddard
w. B. Jerman
j. Lee Davis
u. G.. Blanchard
Alex f. Ryland
r. A. Kicks
r. w. Darlington
Thos. l.. Moore
Jno. b. Pinder
l.. D. Grant
John f. Saville
w. S. Forbes
Jas. a. Moncure
j. Homer Cooper
w. j. Parrish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
MIX Producer. to Meet.

."'N 'r"oocctS 10 Mtet.
Members of the Farmers MIX
Producers Association will hold their
quarterly meeting at Murphy's Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

Berkeley Williams
+. Is. Watt
Mrs. B. w. Grubbs
G. L. Lowman
w. b. Lorraine
Harry Marks
Chas. o. Saville
W. G.. Long
Chas. w. Hardwickc
Jas. w. Allison. Jr.
G. G.. Bosher
W. II. Zimmerman
r. T.. Craig
O. S. Woodward
r. a. Stanford
lrma ID. Jones
Paul G. Rudd
w. II. Cardwell
Ethel G. Evans
Or. j. y. upshur
Frances i. Wharton
Harold 5. BIoombcrg
Alma De Laruc
+, NJ. BoXlcy
Edw. s. Rose Co, Inc.
Herbert w. Jackson
+. B. Tolson, Jr.
q has. $. McNenncy
6. 0. Alley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

viii have another month in which To-
work VIII hc welcome news to them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

Richard Fox
w. l.. Wright
s. b. Drinard
r. G. Gordon
j. S. Mill
Vim. II. Northern
Samuel Crane
Jno. NJ. Wyatt
Henry e. Winston
Celia NJ. Byrncs
VIM. r. Reed
Sam'l p. Rylnnd
i. II. CARRIER
j. w. Bowles
Whiting G. Faulkner
f.. Sitterding
y. w. Patterson
Daniel Grinnan
II. G. Valentine
WIN. =. Redd
Geo. w. Call
j. 4. Amrhcim
Julien II. Hill
J. S. James
Morton &. Thalhimer
Jas. f. Ryland
II. Walker Wallace
Jud b. Wood
y. r.. W. Harrison
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VIM. a. Moncurc
Or. Edw. Mcclure
George G. Jefferson
+. G. Lailcrty
Eugene II. Cloves
George Bryan
VIM. Jenkins, Jr.
JOS. t.. SOrg
j. IL. Wilkinson
ii. Seldom Taylor & Son
G. Y. Meredith
DR.. Baskerville Bridgcforth
l.. G.. Miller
Henry G. RELY
JOS. NJ. Wharton
Jas. ID. Patton
l.. j. Wellhouse
NJ. |. Binswanger
II. \. Phillips
w. S. Tanner
Jno. Nj. Applegate
w. Y. Cavedo
Frank II. Crump
ChaS. Ford
Walker Scott
Ruby T.. Lyle
b. NJ. McCuc
Leroy Mccarthy
John S. Haw
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Ir. Henry +. Tresnon.
Commissioner OF the Revenue,
Richmond, Va.