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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
GOTHAM CURB MARKET
GIVES UP OUTDOOR LIFE
Will Have Roof Over It's Head and
Four Walls to Shield 1t
From Curious.
WILL GO INTO HOUSE MONDAY
Roar and Babel Tint for Years
Marked Curb's Operations on
broad Street Died Down TO MUIR
muir After Noon.
BY Associated prcssl

NEW YORK. June 25.-The New
York curb market today gave up it's
outdoor life
"heh the chimes of Old Trinity
'calcd the noon hour, the babel that
Tor years has marked the curb's OBJ
crations on Broad street died down
To Il murmur after a final roar. Mon
uaS the curb will have Il roof over
It's head. and four walls To shield /,
from the gaze of the curious.
Rut the final roar was unprece
dented. brokers multiplied the
shouts. the furious wisglinp of
myers, the waving of arms, the
swinging of caps and the mad mill
ing ihat have made the curb seem
IKE band of deaf mutcs holding
carnival with some acuuaintancns
from Il lunatic asylum.
Up INTO the air went scores of vari
c"iored caps and bizarre Jackets
curious habiiamcnts by which brok-
crS pcrchcd beside telegraph wires in
windows above the street i'm t,n me-,
''dd been able to tell their representa-
t'N' from the other fellows in The.
scramble below. NimhIc fingers
through which the men in the wiz,
""WS ana the men on the street cN-
N""hEcd sign messages. sent their
wireless orders for the last time.
Noboi* agrees on the date when
'hc business of dealing in unlisted
securities out on the curb 20, its
start but 1873 marked organization
OF the association which lief; IN, onon
ar to-day Its members trausart.d
BUSINESS In rain or snow. siect ar sun
Sh'hc' ana, to the unknowing. II,
seemed they were ever in chaos
MANY Of the big brokers now hold
| me seats on the New York stock EN-
lang went To school on the curb
was too, that some OF tho
| stocks N" wlistcd on the large ,x.
| changes got their start
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
COTTON DECLINES REACH
MANUFACTURED GOODS
Small Price Tcccssions Result From
Cheaper Raw Material
Quotations.
lBy Associated Prcss.l

NEW YORK. June ga decline g.,
| stock and raw cotton markets ,od IN
much quieter trading In cotton goods
ana yarns and to some price recess
sions. Some print cloths arc down
from IL cent To 3-S cent from tho
extreme top prices reached on tho
recent upward movement and copce.-
sions have also been made on som.
Of the shcctings
Inc tone OF the shooting markets
has been improved by inquiries made
Tor substantial quantities of brown
goods for shipment To China. and :,
moderate renewal of IA demand for
some thrcc-yard shcc,ings for Juiy
shipment To the Lava
Thc China inquiries are under CON
sldcration and have added i,npor-
lance because they come from some
old established houses that have MOI
been In the trading for more than
year. Colored cottons OF the coars
er varieties have hen selling NOR.
freely since the recent reductions.
varying from IL to 10 per cent
i'cnims are quiet and mills are be
ginning to curtail the output on thcs.
cloths.
Wash goods for spot delivery have
p'tii active IN ines OF OrSan1ic
chcckc> voil"s and ginghamS ShIr,
inSs offered for spring 1922. have not
been active. as buyers say they do
not want tn incur obligations at this
Time. Many wash goods openings
originally planned for July. have been
postponed until there are more signs
OF interest on the part Of buyers
Prin's and pcrcnics ANA printed drap-
cries continue to cell steadily Cur
iailmcnt of production liz again bcin.
talked OF more generally owing 10
the light demand.
Prices current in primary markets
are as follows: Print cloths. ~ Inch
"iNIiS. i5-S cents. GiNG0s. 3-S cents.
IS i-2-lnch, GixGiA. CTS cents: brown
shc"tings. southern standards . ia
cents: tickings. g or. II cents: dcnims.
20. indigo. u cents. prints. II cents
staple giHfhams. - cents: dress Sing-
hams. - cents and IL cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
MOUNTAIN LAKE FINDS
. FIRES ARE COMFORTABLE
While Folks Back Home Suffer
From Heat, Resort Tcmpcra-
turC Is Low

Special to The Times Dispatch
MOUNTAIN LAKE. VA. June 20
with the season only ten days old,
there is already a goodly company
AT Mountain Lake. and each incom-
Ing train from now on will add to
the number. All Indications point
to one OF the livclicSt seasons the
csort has ever had. Guests this week
from some of the nearby Virginia
towns. talking over the long distance
phone to friends. heard that the
weather back home" was warm and
tultry. and even while they were talk
ing Il log fire was blazing in the
great open fireplace in the hotel Of
fee and smoke was curling from the
chimneys OF some Of the cottages
y lively time is anticipated here the
Fourth OF July. as Independence Day
nearly always brings Il big crowd to
this resort. The holiday. coming this
year on Monday, will afford a three
days outing to many people, and
quite nuISber from The surround
ing towns and villages will make
the trip here in automobiles The first
big dance OF the season usually oc-
ours on the Fourth of July.
MIR. and Mrs J. II. Fletcher and
son. of Richmond. the first arrivals
from the capital. made the trip here
in their car. They Travelled in a
leisurcly fashion, stopping one night
in Alton and one night in buchanan.
Forty moiorcyclists from Roanoke
spent the week end here. Most Of
the machines were equipped with a
sidc-car and carried two. Their en-
gincs were heard pumping far down
!.
ing wide 10 receive them as the first
machines arrived At the top Of the
mountain.
| MIR and Mrs G.. S. Thomas OF + n
nolic. who are on their honeymoon,
| were the first to sign the hotel reg
istcr when the season officially open
| ed They were soon followed by an
other bridal couplc-Mr. and Mrs II
! L.. Brewer. Jr., of Rocky Mount. y. q
Among the Virginia arrivals durinS
the week are Mr.. and Mrs w. y. Will
] bingham. Mr.. and Mrs. j 7. Fletcher
md son. and Aubrey l.. owen, of Rich
mond; Caspin Dickinson. Danville,
Va. and Dan =. Dickinson. Tulsa,
OKLA: MIR. and Mrs. Edmondson. Rad :
ford: Joseph Sulinger, Norfolk: :.
Sulingcr. Blacksburg: Mr. and Mrs.
C.. Il. Hunter Melvin Howard. DR. and
| Mrs. II. l.. I'rahan. Mrs. caroli-" Cat :
| lin and J. r.. Catlin, Sweet Springs
! W. *. BallauEh. Lynchburg; Mrs. j.
S. Minothcr, Mrs j. +. Williamson.
Miss Ellen Campbell. Mrs. lsabc!
Hester. Phil brooks. j. l.. Williams.
ICharlcs ~ Minothcr, Captain :. licth.
Mrs. Pickett nrth. Mrs. Wharton. g.
lrauGh and @. Martin. All OF Blacks
burg; George Lent and Roy Whit
| tinker. NATIONS.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

III i'.t'o. June MIXED sentiment :, u
20 me 'uiuI> and sCsnt speculative trad"
mt"t an cTratic. sluggish market on In.
,n'rAGo Hoard II Trade today Tho nm
,Sa Wy e lower to ii3c to &c no; higher
inc, nn. h'nSgd to e. higher FOR oats and
''Wwm - lower 10 Sc higher for provisions
H'ht began a. an advance az i.c 10
=. or huyinS induced by pcsSifnistlc crop
t,p"fis from south Dakota and word III !,
II, ufy area was spreading into North
pikota anu southern Minnesota The
forecast FOR continued dry ana warm
weather helped this movement The buv-
ing WAS not extensive. however, and
Ehcn ~ died out tho market drnnnaI
some local experts continued to c,n,ha
SIZE crop prospects, but others arguc1
Ihht world business conditions will pra
vent any definite upturn, Bctwc.n these
uiN:fs: oThnions tn. mark": became a
football. iui in the closing periods the
usual week end trading brought "A rally
EXPORT demand continued SLOW
continued liberal receipts coupled with
SLOW, SLOW. eastern trade made corn easy and
trade light Thu" only decided rally came
rear the end when wheat turned oats
we're more independent. advancing on hui
IiSl crop reports and improved cash do
inhnd some 10000 bushels being sold for
!hRc ana TaI 9Cclgnt. Foreign buv,n. of
lhrd hrmcd provisions at the start. bu;
lhty chs"d off later with the hog market
i;radimg futures ranged as follows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
WINCHESTER
, Special to The Times Dispatch1

Especial TO The Times Dispatch)
WINCHESTER. VA, June 25.--Mrs.
y. l.. Maupin and Mrs. II. c. MaGru-
der. OF Prairie Grove. Ark, have ar
ivcd TO spend the summer with rel
ativcs and friends.
Mrs. John f.. Bacchcr. who has been
visiting relatives here, has returned
10 Norfolk, and was accompanied by
hcr sister. Mrs g. w. kclchncr. as
FAR as Washington. where the lat
Ter is visiting friends.
Mrs. l.. Taylor Spence ana her
daughter, Miss Grace Spence. are
Washington.
Mrs. Fannie Robinson. Washington,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. G.. o. Nil.
Ter.
Mrs. II. clay Krchs has returned
from a visit 10 her son-in- law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Chand-
lcr, Philadelphia, and other rcla-
tives in Mcrcersburr. Ia.
Miss Elizabeth Barr. daughter 81
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fred. Barr. is at
charlottesville. Va, for several w"ci,s.
Mrs. Charlotte Kelly and her grand
daughter. Miss Lucille Brown. have
gone 10 Washington.
Mrs. Aida Erownc, wife of Maj
! Howycr W. Erownc, United States
| Amy has arrived from Chicago ON
a visit To her sistcr-in-law, Mrs. W.
| A. Baker
| Mrs. y. l.. Ebcrsolc is visiting rel
| ativcs AT Tcrrc iiautc. Ind.
| Miss Lily t. Maphis, who is visit
! ing her brother. Or Charles e. Ma
! pills, at the University Of Virginia.
! viii spend August AT the home OF
| her brother DR. s w Naphis nj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST
GIRLS IN CAMP AT CROZti

Especial To 'Et.c Times Dispatch.
CRDXET, N.-\,. LUnj 2a.-Thr GIFTS
Auxiliary az the Leigh street BAPTIST
church. Richmond cncampod Al the
cold storage dam near Crozet. The
Crozc, Boy Scouts furnished the tents
and nad the camp arranged in adj
mirabio condition when the campers
arrived Monday afternoon. The La
dies Aid Society az the Croze' iiap-
tist church. was present 10 welcome
them to tho community, and served
them :. delicious supper
Tho camp Is under the direction ot
Miss Lillian Williams With MIR and
Mrs. preston Dean Mrs Rowland
ChAdrey and Miss Sa!lic Belle Chill
ORGY as coGusclor..
Tho campers expect 10 be hey" for
ten days and are spending their
time i'm swimming. wadins games
songs ana hikes
Those it, the party. In addition TO
the director and coUnsclors, are
Misses Iris Traylor, Elizabeth KAY,
Ida Roberts Marian Marsh, Marsa-
ret Gillian Virginia Mcdaniel, les
sic E.Iyson Molle HIband, Edith
Goodc. Kathsrin" Thomas. Mertha and
Ethel Brown ana Frances and kath-
crime Dean.
The camp is Guarded by Roots,
"a fox terrier OF rare intelligence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
$40 STUDENTS ENROLL
At HARR|SONDURC
Attendance al Normal Schon, SIM.
passes All prev iouS Records.
WIDE Course of Study Planned.

'iAi'klSONBCHG, VA, June %
w I'm an enrolment of G30 student.
at the end of the first d:A, the liar
''S'h""rf Normal school began it's
'"c"'h summer session here Monday.
'h!S attendance SURPRISES all preyious
records ana is the more SURPRISING
III view OF the fact that there arc
already enrolled more than on SIN
dents for the second term of the sum
mcr session running from August
to September =
Evidence Of the longs sighted attitude
that the students are taking about
completing their work here is shown
IN the tact that three students have
aircady paid the deposit fee for reg
istering in the 1922 summer session
This is probably a record in farsigh,.
edncSs
/ III has been announced that tho
second term viii offer practically as
wide n variety Of courses as that pro-
Vided during the first term Classes
VIII also be given during the second
term in preparation for State cXami-
nation Tor first and second grade ce..-
titicatcs.
The Normal Special" brought to
ilarrisonburg Monday night TO- stu
dents from Staunton, all OF whom
came from Norfolk and other sec
tons of Eastern Virginia.
| The DcvcrcuN players will be IL:
liarriSonburg on July ! and = and
present II program of three plays.
The "Iiomanccrs.' by Rostand Mon
N "a lN
Tanning of the Shrcw." by Shakes
pcarc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
AMERICA PLANS TO REBUILD
BELLEAUAS WAR lNEMORIAI.
Village on Edge of Foothills Of Wood Made Famous by
American Heroism Will BE Reconstructed in Honor
OF Men From U. S. Who Gave Lives to Save France

President Harding. General Perish
ihH Secretary Weeks and various
others have Endorsed and supported
The movement The late Chief JUS
tice White Endorsed it before he died.
The numbers of America soldiers
buried in the Bclleau Wood Cemetery.
by States, follows:
Alabama. rs: Arizona. 3: Arkansas.
~: California. 80: Connecticut, 50;
Colorado. is; Delaware. 4: District of
Columbia. 1; Florida 3: Georgia. 81.
Idaho. Il: Illinois. I3i Indiana. 81:
iowa, 30: Kansas. 20 Kentucky. ~.
Louisiana. 81. Massa chusctts. 2oi
Maine. II: Maryland ~; Michigan.
JOG; mississippi. II; Missouri. Gi; Mon
,ana, -; Nebraska. 49, New uamp-
shire, IS; New Jersey. 90: New Mcxi-
60. j; New York. 2tl; North Carolina.
~; North Dakota. lG: Ohio, las.
Oklahoma. %: Oregon. .: rcnnsyl.
vanih 2i7; Rhode Island. :; South
carolina. I; South Dakota. 10: Ten
hessee. 10; Texas. 6i: Utah, Is: Yer
mont. ~ Washington. -: West vir-
sinia q; Wyoming. G; Virginia. is.
Wisconsin. 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
PURCELLVlLLE

Especial to The Times DiSpatch.l
PURCELLEILLE. VA. June 20
Mrs. Dora |. Carr. OF I.ecsburg. has
announced the engagement Of her
daughter. EuGcnia. to Walter X. Ashc.
also of Lccshurg. The wedding will
take place at the home OF the bride
in the presence of few intimate
friends and relatives. on Thursday.
June 20.
Or. Tanner Link and family. who
have made their home in AlcXardria
for the past several years. have re-
turned to liillsboro. this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Jenkins and
small son. of Washington. ID. c.. are
now the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
l.. Popkins.
Mrs. Eva Rudy spent the week END
with her mother, Mrs Alice II. lamp
ton.
Mrs. Harry Alexander and sons
have gone to Rchobcth Beach. Del.
To spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bcuchlcr and
daughter. OF Atlanta. Ga. are now
the guests of j. Il. Bcuchlcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
PARIS GOES MAD OVER
MOVIES AND CONCERTS
IN I32o ParisianS Triple Amount
OF Money Spent on Enter
tainmcntS in 1913.
icy United News.

FAEiS. June .5.-Paris has gone
entertainment mad. Judging from the
otal OF last years gross rcccipts in
he capitals amusement houses, which
rave just" bccn reported.
In 1920 the Parisians tripled the
mount of money spent on pleasure in
1913. the prc-war year used as "a
standard of measurement In fact,
Iris spent more in 1920 on movie
shows alone than she did in 1913 in
movies. dance halls. concerts. vaudc-
vile and the Legitimate plays.
The gross receipts for 1920 in all
;asSes OF houses wcrs 2l9i55.l9i
francs. In 1913 they were only GS,
600 600.
The movie craze is far overlapping
other modes of entertainment or
the speaking and singing amusement
laccs. the Opera Comiquc was lead
az. with gross return OF 7.?i2.7S2
rancs. The opera brought in $500
Gi7
Concerts and cafe concerts rcpor; ed
income of 25,60i.i13 francs. ana music
hal brought in l9,?57.5S5. Circuscs.
skaIinE Kinks and dance halls took
26.229.542 francs out OF the pockets
OF Parisians and visitors 10 Paris
while purely artists concerts received
| only S91.S71 francs.
The Chatclet. sor: of Partisan
lIIipridrome. stood high in favor with
a gross return OF 5.719,0o0.
But the Caumont. largest motion
picture house i'm the French capital
received near 100000 francs from
those who saw it's films.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
LIFE IN OLD GLOUCESTER
IS ONE ROUND OF JOY
Social Events Follow Each Other
In Quick Succession in Great
Tidcwatcr Country

Special to The Times Dispatch.
nLooCESTER. VA, June 25.-The
chief social event of the past Say
week was delightful afternoon re-
c"ptlon given by AIR. ana Mrs. w.
Ashby Jones. ut "Ditchlcy." in honor
Oh ar ana Mrs. l.. a. Garvin, of Rich
ihond ana New York, who have re-
Gently moved into ;arir handsome
new home OH North River. Mr. and
Mrs. Jones were assisted in receiving
oN their guests of honor ana Mr. ,u,l
MIS-. w. a. Jones. Jr.. of Richmond.
ana Mr.. ana Mrs. Lawr4mc. Page. of
Norfolk
me house was ft.racIivcly deco
rated with cut flowers and growi,,r
'iahts which. with III" picturesque
View OF the green lawn under bis,
shade trees. AMI the waters of beau
tiini North River. made a scene long
TO he remembered by the many guests
present
Mrs. William +. Patterson gave n
charming card party. at "Colra.n," of
iiVe tables. with other guests for
tea. IN compliment to Mrs 4. 4.
Blow. of Knoxville and Gloucester.
pr, and Mrs. H. ID. Boyer enter
tanned about thirty guests al a lovely
card party in their new home Ariel. :
on WIN" River. to which they have
attractive manner
Mrs. X. L. Taliaferro had as honor
guests at two-tablc bridge party
mt Hockey" Mrs. Holt Page, CT
Norfolk. and Miss Gay Riackford. of
New York. house guests of DR.. and
Mrs. George Rose. at "Kirawock."
Misses Emily Dimcck and Moilic
Taliaferro We're recent guests of Cap
tain and Mrs. Philip II. Taliafcrro. at
Fortress Monroe. attending "A dinner
dance ana hop.
a large dance at Serenity" in honor
OF IA charming house party of twenty
young people. guests of their daugh-
tcrS, the Misses Withcrs
Mrs. Ross Perry and Miss Metz have
returned to Washington. after a visit
to Mrs. ioldsborough and Miss Ben
ton. at Green Plains"
Mrs. l., II. Starkc, Jr. and Misses
L-itha and Virginia Stankc. mot"rcd
from Norfolk 10 visit Miss l.. s. Tai
iafcrro and Mrs. r. q. Saunders. at
Warrington" on North River
!iandmaster and Mrs. Charles Ben
ton and daughter. of Marine BARRACKS.
Washington. and Mrs. Ecddon and
children. OF New Jersey, are guests
OF DR., and Mrs. Jaeger. AT Glen Roy
Miss Mamie Patton has returned
10 Richmond after a visit to Miss VI.
\. Tabb, At Newsstand"
Mr.. John Taliafcrro. OF Baltimore.
was week end guest of MIR. and
Mrs. William Italia fcrro. at Fleet
wood"
Mr.. Dunham Withcrs, of Connccti-
cut. is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. \. w. Withcrs.
pr. and Mrs. 5. L. Cary. of Roanoke,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Ca
ry, AT Gloucester.
Mrs John y. Tabb has returned
from Richmond, much improved in
health
The Sally Tompkins Chapter. D.
C., entertained the Confederate and
world war veterans of the county
1T Il delicious dinner on the court
green, on Wednesday last.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
SEEKS TO FORFEIT LEASE
WITH TENNESSEE CENTRAL
INv Assoclated Press |

KNOXVILLE. TENN. June 25-Thc
plea OF the Nashville Terminal Com
pany 10 forfeit its lease with the
Tennessee Central Railroad was
heard today by Federal Judge Il. 7.
sanford and taken under adviscmcnt.
/; is probable "A decree will be hand
ed down before next Thursday. the
date set for the sale of the road.
Counsel for tGc receivers resisted the
plea.
y motion also was made on behalf
the birectcr-Gcncral OF Railroads 10
have dismissed Il petition OF the gov
"rnmont. asking that it's claims be
mad" prior This motion was resisted
~ tn" receivers. on the ground that
its dismissal would also carry with
II petition filed by the road making
claims against the government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
LONDON CELEBRATES
LEAGUE ANNIVERSARY

LONDON. June 25.-Hydc ParE wa.
the scene ~ "a remarkable league OF
nations mass meeting today tho Or
casion being tho second anniversary
OF tho formation ~ the league. In
addition 10 more than fifty of the
mos; distinguished speakers IN Great
Britain, there were in attendance rep
rescntatiycs OF twelve foreign couU-
tries.
Besides sending speakers, mauv
counties arranged to d,tachmeuts
In national costumes, walk in pro-
ccssion TO the park. For weeks past
the colonies in London % Czecho-
SlovakH ana Lithuania had been
making and cmbroidering The pic
turesque nationa! costumes % their
countries, which gave "a .pageantry
touch TO the proceedings,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
EARMAN'S MUSIC SCHOOL
RECITAL Is BIG SUCCESS

The recital Of Mrs Earmans tchool
OF music held Thursday night in
chimborazo School auditorium. WAS
pronounced success Mrs. Earman
expressed herself az highly Iratihcd
az tho showing made by tn" pupils
IN reading and aying.
y number OF medals and pins were
awarded, Miss Catherine Hughes re-
ccivinE the Corlcy medal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
Germany Returns to High Voltage
Beer-American Tourists Rejoice

German beer made an American
tourist homcsick FOR an American
near beer" German beer tasted
like what in America is known as
pop" or soda water. The gov
eminent FIRST raised the alcoholic
unit 10 per cent for export pur-
poses; then followed with a limited
allowance OF "full beer" for do
nestle use. Tho new order per-
mlts onc-quartcr OF the beer manu-
featured TO contain an alcoholic
percentage up Ia - per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
CALI. MONEY.

NEW YORK. June 2j--Moncy on call
between 5is and per cen; during ;he
ihst week. az compared With a range in
tn. previous week Of ami 81 per cent.
the close OF the last week. with only
moderate offering ut 81 Ter cent. Re-
n"wals were arranged ~ Gts per cent on
lnixei collateral and CO. per cent ON all
al ga per cent for the best names and
Der cent for less highly rated names
with exceptionally high class paper dis.
counting at 81: per cent. CONNIE retail
paper demand WAS confined largely to
country banha
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Declare. lie Nm Tell Tru,n

kNoNNlLi.E, TENN. June 25.-"I
VIII not conceal the truth concerning
the killing OF George Lewis the at
tack on Andrew Crumlcy and the
effort made to rob the Bank Of Oak
dale, Tenn, for which am indicted
with Tom Christmas. Charles Pctrce
and John Mcclure" is tho declaration
of otto stevens. In jail mere. ~ Will
toll the truth about tho matter at
the proper time" he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
NORWOOD

lSpcciai TO The Times Dispatchl
NORWOOD, VA. June 25.--C. 4.
retitt. OF Lexington. Mo. is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ID. Pet
lit.
Mrs. Anna Milioway has returned
TO Richmond. after spending several
days with her parents, MIR. and Mrs
J. W. Carrico
Captain l.. NJ. Stedman is spending
the week in Boston
Miss Lorraine Fields has con, %
farmviiic TO attend the Summer
school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
IdcntInr. S,nIen Chr.

D!NNNiLLE, VA, Iunc 25.-EuEcnc
NJ Goodbar Il business man OF Craw-
louisville, Ind, came here today and
identified the automobile which was
found in possession Of Lee Bcrnhcizcr
and Waller Gillian. two alleged de-
scrtcrs from Camp Grant, III The
machine was turned over to him this
afternoon and he left. The machine
was stolen as It stood in front Of n
building in the Indiana city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
w'oodstock IIo.tcIry Sold.

WOODSTOCK, VA, June 25.--Hotci
lioltZman has been sold by Joseph
iiolt@man 10 George T.. Mccormick. of
Uniontown. Pa, who will remodel tile
hosiery. Hotel Hoffman annex,
formerly Gcary Hotel. has been
leased and will be also managed by
MIR. Mccormick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
IiN I'rnnk L.. NInAnn.

BERLIN, June 25-America's
human eamcls, sojourning in
European alcoholic cases. assimi-
latins "a reserve supply OF beer,
wine and cocktails for their return
TO the Great Nolstcad Desert. arc
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