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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
TAKE ENTIRE DAY
TO SINK FRANKFURT
German Craft Remains Afloat
After Having Been Hit
Eleven Times.
7s BOMBS ARE NECESSARY
Cruiser Finally Goes Down
When 6oo-Pound Explosives
Hits Water Nearby.
7S BOMBS ARE NECESSARY
thy Associated pressJ

W BOARD DESTROYER I.EARy
f'N ROUTE. TO NORFOLK. VA. July
la-honhing aircraft DESTROYED IN.
former German light cruiser Frank
'nri lat" today sixty miles cast OF
virginia car.s after AN all-dav M,
tack which both navy and army air
officers had begun To fear would be
uh""cc"ssiul y bomb which failed
10 MT the target, bu, exploded in III.
water Close by It's starboard sid. near
me bow. sent the cruiser down.
~ /" the time this bomb. COO
FOUNDER wac launched al i.22 p. NJ.
by an army Martin plane from Lang
icy Field, Va, the Frankfurt had
wiihsiood eleven direct hits. five OF
them dude without being vi,ally
damaged, ana preparations for a gun.
hre attack on her by hvc destroyers
had been put under way
Misses by Few Feet.
y" the bomb left its carriage under
The great wings OF the Martin planc
from ar altitude OF about 600 fee,
Il appeared as though il would strike
on the !o'castlc deck /; missed by
"cant few feet. and upon striking
the water exploded with terrific
force. The Frankfurt literally WAS
iorccd UP several feet by tn, con-
cusSion, ana upon settling down. af-
ter rocking and rolling for It min
NJ. or Two, she began TO 90 down
gradually by the head
Another army Martin plaRc pvt two
other 6o0- pound bombs close by the
port how. and these wcr. belicved ,o
have FASTENED the end The cruisers
bow niicd slowly. and in twenty min.
u;cs her fo'castIc deck began going
under The end was not long DELAYED
then, as the ship had sunk low
enough for the water 10 rush through
two gaping holes in the hull at the
upper deck caused by The explosion
ot bombs dropped earlier in the day
Cruiser Goes Down.
Twcnty-cigh; minutes after IL be-
gan to settle the battered and twisted
hulk disappeared the mainmas,
which had been weakened by the ex-
plosion of one bomb swapping of as
the once proud ship took the final
plunge amid cheers from the crews Of
the observing battlcShips. dcstroyers
and other surface craft
Rrigadicr General Mitchell. as
sistant chief OF the army service.
whose declaration before a congress
sional commission. some months ago.
that aircraft fast We're making capital
ships obsolete, caused something OF a
sensation. circlcd around the sinking
hull in fast pursuit plane in which
he had accompanied to sea the fleet
Of big bombers under Captain Lawton.
which destroyed the cruiser
Scventy-EiEht Bombs Used.
In all scvcnty-ciGht bombs. fifty
seven of $50 and 300 pounds. and
twenty-one OF $50 and COO pounds.
were launched at the Frankfurt by
naval and army planes which came
cighty-fivc miles from Hampton
Roads and Langley Field. The navy
machines were the first to attack, be-
ginning at 9:l2 4. NJ. and one direct
hit was scored by the first division
o: F-5 Scapiancs to go into action
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
FIVE BANDITS ESCAPE WITH
$1,000 FROM OHIO BANK
IBy Associated prcss.1

WARREN. OHIO. July 1S.-Five
masked automobile bandits late to-
day held up the Orangeviilc Banking
company AT Orangcvillc. twenty-five
miles east OF here, and escaped with
$1,000
The bandits forced the president of
the bank to enter their automobile
and carried him five miles from
Orangcvillc and then threw him from
the machine.
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IHy United News !

CHICAGO. July ls-CharIes 4. co.
miskcy. TIA" "O!d Roman OF base
pan ana owner of the White Sux club.
provided Il eensation AT tn. "Biaci<
SoN' conspiracy trial late todav when
he l"apcd from the witness stand. IN
Judge Hugo Friond's court. ana shoox
his fist I'm the face OF Attorney Ben.
odict short
The tall. striking looking old geu-
tlcman with the shock OF gray hnir.
who has been in baseball Tor forty
seven years ana who now owns ami
operates one Of the most magnificcn;
BAH parks in the major leagues. lost
control OF himself a a question from
the attorney which he took as a per-
sonal Insult.
Attorney Shor, had been question
ing him with reference to his base.
ball career
Is it not true. MIR. Comlskey." the
Black Sox" lawyer a. ked. ";hat when
you left the Cincinnati National
League club. Of which you had been
nrst-baecinan and manager you jump
edcd your contract"
"oid Romnn" Itcddcns.
cOmiskcy r.ddcucd
That is not true" the witness de-
clared. jumping from the chair and
starting toward the attorney.
Other lawyers hastily intcrposcd
ana prevented what appeared to be
ar al, h.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
OIL PUT ON TARIFF
FREE LIST BY 2-TO-1
VOTE, AFTER FIGHT
House Heeds Presidents Oppo-
sition to Imposition of Tax
on Commodity.
LONG. STAPLE COTTON ON
DUTlABLE LIST AT IS PCT.
Flare-Up Breaks When Chair
man Fordney Presents Letter
From Chief Executive.
NY Associated Press !

", ,SIiIE,.-.,N. =. -, .
went
~" '"' T"''he> 'afln IRE" list today
hy It House vote of more than two to
ono
Ian. .,,,la ,o,.
"' 'f""S committee
''"''' """'Nsf' was put on the duti-
able list At - per cent al y;,loro,n
with members in a,,b,
,.or,,.
"'' ''''"n
N'"'H "'u!n pe considered necessary
~ reason OF tn" imposition OF "a tax
on the raw product, rh.re was
rlanation uf the committees ,c,in,
deciding. a, In. Iasr nIo,,o,,
take the ordinary ya,ic,y -,
such as is raised In tho s,.u,h
the free list.
The real naro-up w,s ,.a .h
achuduln IL brob. %, ,,. o,.
the session. after cb,fr,,,, t...,
had presented :, I.,t.r C,,.r, pr.,,,
Harding opposing IN. ,,v AND 80,
costing. rather. a harp,tpyr.
vision TO h. placed i, nj. t..,1
guard against the I.vy ~, a,,,i.
against us or m. impnsitlor t., n,hor
nations of expor, tarirs Win H.,
signed "a hi,I.r ,i,a ,an',,.a. "' "', "'
trade
Three and unIf uour, M t,,,,,
The nrst vote ON IN. co,,.,,.a n;,
amendment, c.m. after ,hr., n, :,
half hours Of debate p.rroso,,.,,;,.
Garrett. OF Tennessee D.nocr,,ic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
shoots nrothcr fnr nurrlnr.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, July IS
Mistaking his half-brother, Roscoe
Langley. II years old. for a burglar,
Leonard Bycrly. of Loudon. Tenn.
shot and fatally wounded tho boy
Sunday morning about 3 o'clock.
Langley died Sunday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
BIG CROWD HEARS TUCKER
DISCUSS CAMPAIGN ISSUES

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.]
CHATHAM. July 1S.-EIarry 81.
George Tucker today at noon ad-
dressed one of the largest political
gatherings ever assembled here, when
he spoke for two hours TO an audi
ence estimated at $500 people gath
cred on the courthouse lawn
Mr.. Tucker discussed his platform
at length and held the attention Of
Continued on Page s. Coz. 80
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CAPTAIN M0FFETT TO HEAD
NAVAL AER0NAUTlCS BUREAU
Iny Associated press

WASHINGTON. July lS.-Captain
William a. Moffett was nominated by
President Harding today to he chief
OF the Navy Departments bureau of
aeronautics, with tho rank OF rear
admiral.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-19
ONE HURT IN EXPLOSION
OF BOMB IN BUENOS AIRES
[By Associated Press.l

BuENos AIRES. July ia power
full bomb was exploded in front of the
Capitol Building this morning. A
policeman was seriously wounded,
but only smal' material damage was
caused.
Tho outrage is credited here to
Communist agitators.
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The Weather

F"'r today; thunder showers tonight
or tomorrow; no change In
temperature.
tFor weather report. SEQ Editorial para>
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Continued on Page 5. Col. 2;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
NO OPPOSITION To
SAMUEL D. ROGERS
Member OF House OF Delegates in
Petersburg Has No Opponent
in Primaries.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. June 2-Samucl -
Rodgcrs. member OF the House Of
Delegates from this city. VIII be un-
opposed for denomination in the
August primaries. Robert W. Wells.
prominent business man. mentioned
several days ago AS likely oppon-
ent of Mr.. Rodgers, did not ME notice
of his candidacy before III. time limit
expired az noon today.
NO iaSt-nlinutc opposition developed
ana but three offices will bc contested
for. Comm0nwcalth's attorney. city
sergeant and city treasurer. City
Treasurer J.. q. Stratton Is opposed by
Wilson T. Cole. Sergeant W. q An
dr"wH VIII have John T. I!owlcs q.
his opponent. Will" commemorative
Attorney Il. 6. Sy'ne is not stnndinr
for reelection. Richard T. Wilson
and Charles =. Pollard are candidates
for this office.
Il. .. Bass. clerk Of court. Hugh r.
smith. commissioner Of revenue, and
T. +. Clements, police justice. as we'll
as several magistrates. are unoD-
posed
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ONE IS DEAD, SIX INJURED,
IN COLLISION ON |. & N.
Northhound Passenger Train Strikes
Rear OF trrigh, Near
MpbiIr

MOBILE. ALA. June one per
s"n "as billed and six others were
injured In "a r"ar-cnd collision a, an
carly hour today between iav; north
hound louisville and Nashville pas
"oEEor train and uorthbcund freight
train S",Is. on Il siding At Theodore.
u miles south O: this city
rho dead man is John J Winnow.
~ this city. engineer Of the passcn-
ger train. The injured arc Charles
Palmer, fireman OF tho passenger
train. George Eslaya, George Shef-
r"ii. George T. Morris. and TWO per-
sons whose names w-re not obtain
able as they wcr" given attention at
the odorc.
According TO l.. & y officials. par;
"' the freight train was ov.rhau2lug
inc main line. the engineer Of the
passenger train crashiuE into the
"ahoosc OF Tn. freight Tho caboosc
ANA Sia cars or the freight train were
wrecked and thrown from tho track
"nnow sustained tho injuries
which provoG fatal when lie jumped
il"m his engine cab when he saw
,hat wreck could not be avcrtcl
Fireman Palmer also jumped
Members OF tho passenger train
crew say that the fact that Engineer
Winnow had his train partly under
ooutrol when his train struck the
eAhoose probably saved passengers
from perhaps fatal injuries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
LYNCHBURG TRACTION CASE
SUBMITTED TO COMMISSION
Attorneys for Petoning Corporation Decline to Argue
Contentious, Declaring Judges Are Familiar With
Companys Reasons for Urging Rate Relief

Attorneys for the Lynchburg. Tr,c-
Ton aud Light Company. at the hear
ihI before tho State Corporation
Commission yesterday OF tho COM
panys petition for Il rcadiustmcut OF
rates affecting gas and electricity in
the city OF LynchburS and street
car fares in Campbell County. de-
clincd the opportunity 20 argue their
SD" OF the ease. coutcuting them
selves with rcinarkinI tina, the com
MISSION MAS familiar with the com
panEs contention. most OF them
having been submitted OF briefs and
as exhibits.
\. Z. Manson, Jr. represented tho
city Of Lyuchhurg. ana former state
senator O. T.. Strod" appeared as
counNol FOR III. EnMrh OF SmncrNlsnr..
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OF SHIPPING BOARD HEAD

WASHlNGToN, juno Walter g.
Tcaglc. president OF the standard on
Company of New Jersey, today elm
mated himself from those under con
*ideration by President Harding for
chairman Of the Shipping Board.
Having learned that his name had
bee" placed before the President as
u possibility for the position MIR
TeaSlc earn" 10 Washington and i'm
formed Mr.. Harding he regretted that
circumstances made 1t impossible at
this time for him 10 consider sever
ancc OF his connection with tho
Standard Oil Company
The development promised To de-
lay again the submission Of nomina-
lions for membership on tho board
to the Senate. The President had
hopch TO close the whole matter this
wcck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
VIRGINIA POLICE BODY
MEETS IN PETERSBURG
Rcar-admiral Dillingham;, of Nor
folk, Prcsidcs at the
Gathering.
CONSTITUTION IS ADOPTED
state Bureau of Identification Is
Established - Chief Sherry, of
Richmond, Among Those Who
Attend Session.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. June lin it's FIRST
regular meeting since 1t was organ
iZcd several months ago In Richmond
IA" Virginia Police Association met
here today with seventeen police
heads and officials present
Rear Admiral Dillingham;. director
OF public saf"ty of Norfolk. presided
at tn" meeting. which was held in
~" council chamber ana attended ny
CITY Manager BrownlOw. Of this city
Todty's meeting; was primarily for
IN" purpose Of drafting "A constitution
and bylaws for tho associations Al
IN" Richmond meeting officers wcr.
elected. but no permanent organiza-
ton vas effected y committee today
drew M Il constitution which was
ddp"t"a q, tn" afternoon session
While the number Of police officials
present was not IS large as was ok
p"ct"d. tho officials wcrc satisfied at
the progress made in getting tho or
Eanizhtion into shape for work al.
ready planned. establishing a state
bureau of Identification.
thicf sherry. %? Richmond. chief
Horland. Of Norfolk: chief Smith. Of
l-Jnchburg; Major walker. director
OF public safety Of this city. were
among those present at tho meeting.
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shorinEc of Tnhnccn Plants.

IINNN lille, Va. Juno ~ short
az" of tobacco plants and inferior
growth in some quarters is reported
here from the outlying section. Plant
"ra an" decreased III" size Of their
plant beds suffered the loss OF many
plants by The la;c frost, causing an
actual shortae" Of plants. "Hutton-
ing IS also complained OF. especially
IA tas"c!! tount- The campaign
70 secure signatures TO the nvc- year
marketing contract is moving SLOWLY.
Their" being some AcsItHncy seen. The
principal factor, however. has been
that The growers have been too busy
N work To hear the contract clearly
explained. Meetings are being held
AZ the various locals with this end in
view.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03

TWO CANDIDATES IN
lgNCHBURG UNOPPOSED

Spccia! 10 The Tines Dispatch
IL NCHBtEG. VA. June Two
v"hhi'ates Tor local state oinccs are
to he opposed in the Angus; ur,,n,rv
for Democratic nomination. ~. puy;,l
ADAMS has announced himself In on
position to George VI. Bell. citv
treasurer. and J. O. Crndin. against
y j. Smith. hiGh constable The
"thcr candidates. all incumbcnts. who
arc not opposed arc: 4. -. N. Davis.
clerk CORPORATION Court: u l.. Taylor.
commissioning OF revenue; e. j. ryrcc.
CITY Sergeant. and L. y. Yanccy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
FORMER RICHM0NDER DIES
IN ATLANTA. GEORGIA

IN Associated Press dispatch from
Atlanta. Ga. last night announced
the sudden death 0! William J Fran
Gle. former Richmond man. in that
city. where he had made his home
.or years. AIR. Francis was South
eastern commercial manager of the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
with headquarters in Atlanta He
viii be buried in Frcdcricksburg. Va.
The funeral Viii be held from the
home Of his sister. Mrs Louise
Bourne, II i2 North Sixth street.
saturday morning.
About twenty years ago Mr.. Francis
was transferred from the Richmond
office of the Western Union, and since
then had been promoted from time
10 time until lie reached the position
he held M the time OF his death He
was member OF Mecca Temple. 4
y. o., y. o. VI. s.. OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
USES SHOTGUN TO GUARD
WHISKY SEIZED I'M RAID

Especial To Tho Times Dispatch.I
bANNlLLE. VA. June 2-To guard
against being held w on route. Con
stable j. w pugh. who today car
ri"d hfty gallons OF liquor seized
Yesterday IN a raid to Chatham, car
ricd with him another officer armed
with shotgun. The rad was made
near Stokosland. The liquor being
found on tho premises Of Noah stan
ley, who "as arrested Tho iufor-
nation leading 20 tho arrest Of the
man was given hy his fathcr-in-layv.
j II. Sutictt Tho whisky. mos, Of
which was In fruit Jars wac found
IA different outhouscS near tho resi-
dcnco.
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Monster Tarantula
Badly Frightens Negro

III NCtlBUHG. VA, June "a
negro Ihborcr. who was handling
p"h,h'S mere in "A freight ear, hav-
'hE be'h warned 10 be on the look
""' TOT the iarantula. was badly
frightened when h" ran upon an
'HnlehSc one on Il bunch of fruit
nc Dig insect. more than four
ihchcs IN length. was captured. and
mas attracted much attention on
i!Spiay IN an uptown window.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03

OF Campbell County = +. Thomas
was present TO voice his opposition
TO the proposed change In rates.
!. 9. D!cEerInau. engineer for the
state Corporation Commission. WAS
INC only witness examined. He test
iii"d that lie had made survey OF
IN" traction aud lieht compnny's
property. and he submitted certain
cNhibitS. which tho commission or
d"red fled as his report. lie dis
A'ipw.d certain claims included by
ihs company in It's own valuation OF
IT'S property for rato-makIng MR.
poses among them bcin- certain -
r"Is at land. not utilized. and Il park.
Tho commission wili probably rem
n'F ITS decision within week or ten
hANS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
BROOKVIlLE WILL SEEK
PAID POLICE DEPARTMENT

Especial "a Tho Times Dispatch
NNciibrHG. VA. June :. with
one former county officer in the pen.
itcntiary serving a term for cxtor-
non' another awaiting action Of the
Erand jury under tn" State prohibit
ton law and another charged with
cNtortion and criminal assault II move
has been started in tn. Brookville
district suburbs of the city. in Camp
bell County. for thc Organization OF
"a paid police department
The effort first will he TO secure an
enabling act to put officers on pay
rather than tho fec system
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
Mra. Mnry unnIe, .InunS

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Doolcy Jones. who died "Wednesday
night, Will be held at st. Peters
Church at 1880 o'clock this morn
ing. The choir will sing Il rouuio II,
high mass and Rev. Fathers Bowler
and Washington will oniciatc Burial
VIII be in the cemetery of the parish
of ST. John the Evangelist, at Sweet
Springs. w. Va. where her husband
Captain Robert McCandlish Jones, is
buried.
The pal!bearers will be James r.
Gray. John .. Easlcy. William c.
Bentley. l.. r. Goodman. DR.. Paul
Howlc. Armistcad Harvic. Gordon
liarvic. S. Edward Bates. II. T.. Bias
kcrvillc. Robert Cabcll. r. Frank
Dew, William Lee. r. H. May and
Lewis Chccf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
AVERETTS NEW PRESIDENT
Is COMING THIS WEEK

DANviI.LE. VA. June e.-pr. James
=. craft. OF Rome. Ga, Sho was r..
Gently elected president OF Av.rc,t
College. is expected here at the end
Of this week, Dr. g. T.. Croslaud. who
has been president OF the college for
the past four years left today. having
decided 20 yield The living quarters
prior to the expiration OF his contract.
August -, ana thereby ohyiatinE the
necessity o: lifting up another suite
FOR the incoming PRECEDENT
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PlTTSYLVANIA MAN WINS
HONORS AT ANNAPOLIS
! snecial b The TImes. pNapateh

hANNlI.i.E, VA, June The name
Of Edward J.. Moore appears Upoa the
honor list at Annapolis this year.
having won tn" title TO having his
name cmb!azorcd on the Thompson
trophy cup Tor the promotion Of attn
!cticS. Moore, better known to his
classmcu as Country" Moore. and
who graduated this year. be- native
OF Rinrgpld. IN Pit;eylvania. not far
from here. He played on the foot
ball team an! capta!ncd the varsity
crew which won signal honors in
rowing events a Antwerp during the
Olympic games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
CHARGE FORMER POSTAL
CLERK WITH EMBEZZLEMCN7

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. juno .
John iicar% kIcc. alleged possessor
Of three living wives. a former clerk
IN the mouey-orlcr division Of the
Newport News poSt-onicc, was placed
IN Hampton jail this morning by-
F"dcral officers who frustrated his
marriage TO a fourth victim at VIII
sonburg. W. Va, which was to have
taken place Yesterday, charging him
with cmbczzlcment OF funds from tho
poSt-o!iicc here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03

night tu; not before he had given
III, police merry chase. lie smashed
the whisky on the ground and ran
upon tile approach OF two police Of
iccrs lie was located ut his home
later but hid himself under the floor
OF an abandoned factory ucar-by. The
officers trailcd him and when they
located him he admitted having the
liquor. but said he had found it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
LYNCIIRI.RG "a 1nnn q

LYNcHBuRG, VA. June 2.-FranI;
VI. B!ouMt. Of Norfolk. formerly Of
l-ynchhurg. and Miss Addie Virginia
Fleming. @! this city. were married
yesterday afternoon at the parson-
age OF Rev. II. \. Mcfarland. D H.
pastor of RlNeFmont Avenue Baptist
Church. The groom is employed by
the Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany, and after Il Western bridal ,rip
they Will make their home in Norfolk.
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Mrs. William v. DnNnI.

Mrs. William V. DuVal. OF West
View. Va. died Wednesday at 4:35
y. NJ. at ST. Mary's Hospital, Mayo
clinic, Rochester. MINI. Funeral ser
vices will be conducted from Seventh
Street Christian Church tomorrow af-
ternoon at 4 r. NJ and interment will
be in Rivervicw.
Resides her husband. William v.
DuNal she is survived by two sons.
Robert Glinn and Samuel stephen
DuNal: one brother. Percy S. Glinn,
and four sisters. Mabel Waller. Kate
and Ruth Glinn and Mrs. Kenneth
Cherry.
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Two Accused of Attempted Robbie,

~ N'!iBt re-. VA. June Claude
Lewis. aged Il, Of Danviilc. aud Wal
lace Jackson Mays aged -. Of Am
h"rSt County. are under arrest here
charged with attempting to rob "A
Main street habcrdnshcry. Lewis. ac-
c'rdinE 10 tho police. has confessed
and duplicated Mays Mays denies
he charge. Lewis says thcv have
been r"hhiug stores i'm DanvilIo. Pc
tcrshurS and CharlottcSvilIc and sell
nE the loot here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
TWO PINTS OF CORN"
LEAD TO MERRY CHASE

PETERSBURG. June enlarged
WIN having two pints Of corn whisky
IN his possession. Everett Marks. a
white youth residing on Grove Ave-
nue.. is held for trial in tho Hastings
COURT. Narks was nrrested into last
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WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

LYNCHBURG, VA. Juno Ram
dol?h Ice Arthur. OF I.ynchburg. and
Miss Frankie Gcttlc Jones. Of Rust
hHrg. We're married Wednesday even
Ing At the residence or Or. w. S
Royal, OF the Baptist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
Miss Mamie +. Kelley.

Miss Mamie l.. Kelley died yester-
day at - o'clock in the home of her
niece. Mrs. Julien S. Binford, 2219
Paramount Avenue. She Is survived
ny two sisters. Mrs. S. L. Chiles and
Mrs. +. A. Allen. Funeral services
will be held from the above residence
at o'clock this afternoon. Burial
Will be in lakewood Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03

LYNCFBURC;. VA Juno 2.-IIcr-
bert l.. Carpenter. who has been a
member Of the Academy OF Music or
chcstrn here. and Miss Hattie May
BagSat, also Of this city, were mar
RCD Wednesday, afternoon at the par
sonaGe of Elvcrmout Avenue Baptist
church. Row. 4. y. Mcfarland. II. u.
officiating. Thcy will 20 at once to
Knoxville, Tenn. 10 live.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-03
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LfNCHBURG, VA. June 9.-Thc
revenues OF tho post-o,licc here in
May showed Il decrease of tl.iG6.ol
when compared with May, 1920. The
business aggregated SiS,SS4.52 last
month. Til" decrease Is made up in
l-ccnt permits.