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vacation on a motor tour of the oil
fields in this vicinity. They plan to
return to their Fremont county home
tomorrow.
j.. A. johnson and family are mo
toring to Riyerton on a business and
pleasure trip. They expect to re-
main there about a week
". c. Rogers. a representative Of
the Otis Elevator company ia in Cas-
per on company business. Mr.. Rng-
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Surprise Party
For Birthday.

After an informal dinner party he'd
at the Henning hotel with Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Littiechiid. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Houseiey returned to their
home on South wo.cott street to find
1t in the possession of about Is friends
who had come in recognition of the
birth anniversary of Mr.. Houselcy.
A very pleasant evening was spent
playing games and with music and
towards midnight delicious refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Wheeler
Is Hostess.
Mrs. Madge Niche Ball. of Lincoln.
Neb., was the guest of iionor at a tea
served this afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. NJ p. Wheeler, the latter pre-
siding. About ~ of the old time
friends OF Mrs. Bal were the guests.
Mrs. Ball is visiting mere with her
sister. Mrs. Ed Popple.
Miss Ethel Bird Of Denver and Miss
Alice England Of Colorado Springs
who have been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs Frank England will leave Sat
urday evening for Denver.
leo Cream Social
For Tonight.
The w. w. G. girls OF the Baptist
rhurch will hold an ice cream social
this evening on the lawn OF the Dis.
nuke home. 422 South Beech street.
The entire proceeds of the affair
VIII be used toward purchasing cloth.
Ing for the needy children OF Casper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Won Ailmen of
Olney. ILL.,. r guests al the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Byrne, s45 CY
avenue. They will spend part Of their
visit at the summer home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Byrne. which has recently been
opened in Gothmore park.
Regular Meeting
Of w. G. T. U.
A regular meeting of the members
Of the w. C. T. u. will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 2:3o o'clock in
the Natrona county library. The pro-
gram will be a continuation of the
discussion OF -children's welfare which
Is being pursued by the organization.
Articles which will be donated for the
infants layettes and for the loan
closet" of the Red Cross will be
Naousht = une gathering
Mrs. Frank Francis has left for
Minnesota where she will spend a
month camping with friends on one
OF the big lakes OF that region.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bon
Return With Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Bon drove up
from Cheyenne asst night en- route
home from Chicago. where they at.
tended the national convention of real
estate dealers They were accom-.
panied from Cheyenne by Mr.. Bon's
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
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ers lad charge of the installation Of
several Of the machines which are ope-
rated here.
Mr.. IND frs James Z. Lynch will
leave today for the mountains where
they viii spend several days on vaca-
ton
Peter @ Nyce. attorney for the Car
ter OIL company Is leaving tonight for
Salt Lake city after a brief business
visit here Mr.. Nyce has spent the
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Mccraken OF
laramie who nave been touring the
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Hal p. curran Of the law firm OF
Nichols a STREET..
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Mrs. Wheeler
Is Hostess.
leo Cream Social
For Tonight.

The w. w. G. girls of the Baptist
church will hold an ice cream socIal
this evening on the lawn OF the Dis
nuke home. 422 South Beech street
The entire proceeds of the affair
VII be used toward purchasing cloth
ing Tor the needy children OF Casper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
MEMORIAL AWARD FIGHT
RENEWED FRIDAY NIGHT
Joint Commission Will Hold Sec.
ond Public Meeting in Senate
Chamber AT Capitol.
LOOK FOR ANIMATED SESSION
Delegations. Protesting Against
Manner i'm Which Contractor for
building Library Was Tentative
~ Chosen, to BE Present.

The second public battle over the
awarding OF The contract for the eccc-
ton of the proposed S2.0OOOCO war
memorial library Is set for Friday
evening at o'clock in the Senate
Chamber ut the Capitol That it will
be fully as interesting and animated
as was the last meeting. when
spirited Debates marked every turn
OF the proceedings, is anticipated
~ the last meeting the War Me-
moriai Commission and the State
Library Board. the bodies empowered
by legislative enactment to award
the contract, refused TO rcscind their
action taken at so-callcd star
chamber meeting, at which the John
1. wilson Company was tentatively
named as the general contractors
with authority to designate the SUI
pervisinG architect. ORGANIZATIONS
composed OF architects. builders. cx-
service men and others. Including the
Central Trades and Labor Council. of
Richmond. and the State Federation
OF Lator. have formally protested
against the manner in which the VIII
son firm was named All demand
that the contract be let only after
plans and specifications have been
accepted and bids advertised Cor.
Lnbor Men Protest
Labor men. represented by George
IL. wilcox. business manager OF the
Central Trades and Labor Council.
have let 1t he known that they Will
voice no formal opposition to tho
selection of an architect on a non
competitive basis. but that they are
unaitcrably opposed To giving the
contract FOR the erection of the build
ing on any LASTS other than that Of
open competition.
The Virginia Chapter OF the Amcri-
can Institute OF Architects has let Ii
be known that il wants the archt-
tests named in Tie manner prescribed
by the rules Of the national orrani-
zation, which virtually amounts TO
open competition.
The builders Exchange Of Rich
mond strongly urges competitive bids.
and various posts Of the American
Legion have also gone on record as
favorinS open competitions
Committee Discharged
At the last open meeting of the
joint commission in the Senate Cham
Der, the committee which had been
appointed to draw up n form Of con
tract with the Wilson Company was
discharged. on motion of one OF it's
| memtcrS. and no other committee
was named to take its place.
What action will he taken AT Fri
day nights meeting can only be
guessed al. but il il practically Ger
tain that whatever action is taken
Will be final Protests from all the
sources mentioned were heard at the
last open meeting. and they apparent
| ~ had little or no effect on the ma jor-
ity members OF the Joint commission.
all of whom Indicated at that time
that they would stick by the action
already taken in naming the Wilson
! Company as The general contractors.
without competition and on Il cost
plus basis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
BURY PRIVATE ROSE IN
R|vERV|EW CEMETERY
Richmond Grays Fire Salute for
American Soldier, Victim of
Argonnc Offensive.

The funeral of Private Garnctt L.
Rose. of the One Hundred and Six
tconth Infantry, who was wounded I'm
the Argonnc offensive on October s.
1918. and died three days later. was
held from the Hanover street Chris
tan Church at 1870 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Burial was In Riverview
Cemetery. y firing squad from the
kichmond Grays was at the grave
side. Louis Weinstcin sounded taps.
The active bearers. who were in
charge OF Captain James Peters and
Harry Howell. were Earl T. Reynolds.
William r. Eubank. Lonnic Tyler
Raymond Make. Decatur Tyler and
y. j. O'Ncill. The honorary bearers
were Roy \. Hurt. j. \. burton. w.
r. Tyler. j. W. FrzEcll. w. II. Bot
toms and Emmett Dunn.
y delegation from the womcn's
Auxiliary acted as an escort OF honor
They were Mrs. G. r.. Kahn. chair
man; Mrs. l.. 7. Reynolds. Mrs j. II
bradford. Mrs. G. q. Woodward. Mrs.
William O'Ncill. Mrs L. o. Moore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
NEGRO STOPS BULLET;
WALKS, HOME UNA|DED
Walter Winston Gets NIissh
Breast, just Above Heart.
Two Arc Arrested

Though he was Il target for
thirty-two calibcr bullet. that I'm
nictcd wound the length of hi
breast just above the heart. fired n
range that left powder marks %,
his clothing. Walter Winston. col
orcd. Col North ST. James Stree,
after being treated by physicians al
the Virginia Hospital. at Second Pc
lice Station yesterday. was able I,
walk unaided To his home and an
pcarcd none the worse for his In
Perception Of the missivc.
Tho shooting occurred 1T Sccon,
and Leigh Streets shortly after
C'clock. Police found the man "a few
minutes later lying in thc street nca,
the scene ana arrested Albert Harris
90 ST Peter street. but Il 'shor
distance away. He was charged witf
the shooting. lie WAS released oi
$500 bail for appearance in Polio
Court this morning.
Wilson was hcld after being trcate,
for his wounds on charges OF threat
ching the life OF Harris and carryint
concealed weapons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
BUTTER AND EGGS HIGHER,
WHILE HOG PRICES FALL
Richmond Produce Dealers Do
Fairly GOOD Business, Despite
Dun Summer Season.

The wholesale produce dealers and
the commission merchants along Cary
ana Thirteenth streets had fairly
good business all of last week. con-
Sidcrins tina, they are now in the
midst OF the season that is always
known AS the summer lct-down."
Receipts Of country produce were not
altogether az large az the demand,
prices generally held up, and in a
number 90 cases ana with number
of articles showed slight advance. For
instance. butter and eggs were high
"r, The former showing quite an al
Nanc" over tn" prices of a week and
TWO weeks ago. Eggs We're quite ac-
tive ~ 81 TO 81 cents per dozen
chickens were active Il, IS to 30
cents per pound in the feathers. bu,
hens. not being ia such active demand.
wcr" down 10 90 TO %
NoalS W"r" Slow mt Q ccnts Drr
pound for the best fancy, for me-
dunn and to : for the common. Hogs
w"r" slightly Off AZ II i-2. and lambs
were slow at . To 10.
Fruits were active. and some of
them especially peaches. were high
or Wat"rmcluuS ana cantaloupcs
were more than plentiful and off from
former quotations in the matter OF
price. Apples were in active demand
and a shade higher
The cary street people look for
limited receipts and unchanged prices
this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
SAVlLLE TO INSPECT SITES
PROPOSED FOR CITY FARM

Commodore" Allen j. Savillc. head
OF the Richmond navy" consisting
Ct tug and scow. stated ycstcr-
day that when the Committee on
Utilities goes down the river next
Saturday to inspect several sites for
Sug Scstcd city farms. he may direct
the commander of the city tug to take
that craft up into the dock for the
purpose of inspecting that place. Few
believed by Commodore" Savillc the
dock may be filled in ana all vessels
which come To this port may tie up
at the city wharf. by hllng>in the
dock many acres Of territory may be
rccla lined and changed into revenue
producing manufacturing sites. city
officials declare.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
IitiiNO\DEKs TO ATTEND
1T NERAL OF COLONEL JAMES

number Of Hiuhmondcry. iG.nti-
TT more or less with Official life and
tiv politics lcf; the city last night
Tor Danvillc 10 attend the funeral OF
H"rcr i James. late chairman, of the
tate Democratic Committee, which
xiii take place this afternoon
In the Richmond party which Icft
last night at II o'clock over the
Southern Railway wa Jacob y Brcn-
aman, secretary OF tho state Demo
cratic Committee who WAS accom-
panied by Attorney John Il
Saunders Before leaving Secretary
Erenaman said hc' had received q tcle-
gram from Senator T. Leo rrinklc.
dated Wythcy!lIe. stating that the
party nominc, iOr Governor would at
tend the funeral j, also was said
last night that ". Mcdonald Lee one
Of Senator Triuklos leaders IN the
recent campaign. would leave foI
Danvillc this morning. Judge vii
liam j.. Rhca chairman of tho state
Corporation commiss ion ana a long
Time friend Of Colonel James. viii
Also leave for Jayyillc today.
Clyde ". saunders. friend Of col
onei James. member al the stat.
Democratic Committee and prominent
IN party affairs. stated las, night ;ha,
ae would be unatie TO attend tho fu-
acral. CITY Chairman John NJ pUr-
cell viii be unable t. attend
j, II ~ believed Il number Of oth.i
Rirhmonders Viii 20 to Danv,llc TINS
morning and II H. Understood tn.
Richmond party viii join with thai
rom Washington TO attend the ru,
acrai IN BODY.
Thc sudden death Of Chairman
lanes was tie topic Of conversation
among citizens ana public men yes
:erday. Many OF thor who were nc
painted wit>'cOioroi ~,mes. depIorc,
ais pass.nG ~ This time, while others
Nho knew him ouis az q pcrsis;en
goliticn %r-N % ah journalist. ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
Cnp,nfn Louis Foster.

NORFOLK. VA, Aug. Captain
Louis Foster. g. years old, died al
1870 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. al
local hospital. lie was Il native eli
suffolk aud had spent most OF his
life In ,hiS city. his residence being
at 11l7 Highland Avenue. Captain
Foster, prominent for years in ma
rim" circles here. was a member OF
Progressive IIarbor No. .. Masters
Mates and Pilots Association. liz
is survived by his wife. Airs. Mary
t.. Foster; one daughter, Mrs. George
II! Hayes. and one sister. Mrs. Albert
Parr. Of Maine
Funeral services will be held at ST
Mary's Catholic Church, At II o'clock
Monday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
JUDGES OF COURTS HERE
TAKING THEIR VACATIONS

"hl!c the Chanccry Cour; is In sum
h'r vacation. Judge Moncure an
honhce mat he will be i'm his Office
on August II to consider and dispose
"i any probate matters which may
be brought To his attention
inc musings Court is In recess
Judg" richardson having gone to
Europe for q two months vacation
Clerk Walter Christian is in Atlantic
ci'N' ana Deputy Clerk William Brce-
den has charge of the office.
Judge crump OF the Law and
Equity Court. is in the mountains Of
virginia resting. while Judge Scot,
is stll IN the city. Gravitating be-
tween the Circuit Courts of Richmond
and Iicnricu.
Justice John Ingram will take his
vacation in tho fan ana Justice w.
Crump Tucker will rest later in the
summer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08

While the mercury went up 10 ~
at ChimLorazc. II was at Is early in
the day and the day went rs "a rca
sonahiy comfortable one. The parks
had their usual crowds. and several
thousand lovers OF good music en-
joycd Professor STEMS Offering al
Hyrd Park. while the lake proved the
usual magnet for bathers and plung :
crS
The usual groups sat around the
parks explaining just how it hap
pencd' last Tuesday. and while there
was some badinaGe, IL. was all i'm
GOOD humor, and SO another summer $
sunday passed.
II was reported from rural districts
that rain is nccdcd--badly needed
"r the price Of Vegetables and fruit
VIII tax" AN upward leap, TO remain
up all summer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
RICHMOND BUSINESS MEN
DISCUSS RECOUNT TODAY

While nothing developed yesterday
pointing To a possible recount of mart
or an the ballots cast in the primary
election IN Richmond last TUESDAY.
II was said that a mint cr OF bust
ness men would get together today
and discuss the situation Develop
mcnts at the conference may result
In request being presented Judge
H. Carter scott To issue an order
calling for recount
None of Tho candidates has OK
pressed Il desire for q recount. the
only suggestions of such possihil-
~ being from business men. who
hay. the interests Of the city at hear,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08

Scancc Of an Infatuated community
We are not discussing the merits
OF the case. Public feeling was At
high tension on account of pro-
Nious outrage committed ,nearby n
short time before. Brunswick and
ninwiddic exploded because Bruins.
wick and Dinwiddic were loaded.
The proNocation was great. But
that is no excuse for dcthroning JUS
ticc and enthroning the tree and the
moose. Mob violence is never justiti-
able in law-abidinc communities.
Its deadly deed remains and will for
ever send its stencil abroad.
This matter is not local. II is not
sectional II is what would have oc-
Cured North or West under the same
circumstances. There have been
similar outbreaks recently. in both
thosc sections. Human nature is
much tho same regardless Of the
points OF the compass. Nor is this
tragedy altogether 4 racial matter.
y worthless white man would doubt
less have Jared no better. We hope
the appointed critics of the South
Will sweep their own doorStcps be-
fore holding Virginia up to the male
dictionS Of the world.
1T is all the more unfortunate
,hat inns Iamcntablc affair has hap
pencd at time when intcrracial re-
lationS are being improved and when
the leaders Of both whites and blacks
are bending their energies in mutua,
cooperation tor Il better understand
ing. This outbreak in Brunswick has
retarded this work as it has hampercd
justice and religion. The mob spirit
is Il backward moving spirit. But
the friends OF law aed religion and
racial hcttcrmcnt will continue to
work with rcdouhled energy for the
Masters ideal of a world saved from
sin and SnltlSnmnSS and nnsSinn :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
VIRGINIA JEWELLERS OPEN
CONFERENCE HERE TODAY
Mayor Ainslic to Make Address of
Welcome This Aiorping-,jcwclry
Tax To BE Discussed.
EXPECT LARGE ATTENDANCE
J. f. Allen Will Prcsidc--,iiss
Margaret Jordan. of New York,
and J. W. Erh on Program to
Speak.

The annual convention OF the Nir-
rinia Retail jewelers. Association
Will open in the Richmond Hotel to-
day for a two-iay session. In
dications point 20 one OF the most
successful meetings in the history OF
the organization, with nearly all
prominent jewelers. in the State at
tending.
Wholesalers and manufacturers
have been invited by the association
80 send their representatives To the
convention with their sample lines
and the latest wares
Mayor AinSlic will open the coNven-
zion at II o'clock with an address Of
welcome TO which President j. T.. Al
len Will respond Among the promi-
ncnt speakers on the program are
Miss Margaret Walker Jordan. of
New York. who Will address the
gathering on "The Silvcrwarc Situa
ton Of Today" and ! W. Erb. OF the
Pinkcr;un Detective Agency. who will
sneak on protection Against Bur
giary"
one OF the most important Qucs-
lions TO be taken UP nj the sessions is
the discussion OF the present Fed
pral tax system affecting the retail
jewellers. Protest is expected TO lie
made 10 Congress by means OF a set
OF resolutions petitionine revision OF
the tax laws.
The program for the two days fol-
lows:
Today.
1850 - M.-Convcn,ion called to
order BY president.
II \ M-N\ddrcss of welcome by
Hon. George Ainslic. Mayor city OF
Richmond. Response. by j. T.. Allen.
president Virginia Retail. Jewelers.
Association. Address by Miss Mar
garet Walker Jordan, of New York.
expert on silvcrwarc. con the silver
Situation of Today" Presidents am
rual report and report of national
representatives Secrctary'S annual
report. 1'rcasurer's annual report.
appointment OF committees on rcsO-
lutionS. Report of standing commit
toes
7. Nj ADJOURN for lunch.
a;$o +. Nj Report of Twenty
.'our- Karat clubs.
\ =. Address Ivy J. w Erb. Of
the '!nhcrton Detective Agency on
protection Against Burglary"
Z. M.-rlacing OF the question
hoN.
i:l5 i NJ discussion on the pres
rH' tax situation and other questions
That will hc discussed.
J.. Reading OF kilograms and
irgprtInt communications.
-. M-Banuuct. Hotel Richmond;
"r"aker " y. Dabncy. business
manager. Chamber Of Commerce.
Tomorrow.
tt,20 y M.-Mcctine called to or.
III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
HUMAN CORK" THRILLS
WITH AQUATIC STUNTS

one "f ihe most spectacular and
thriiIins exhibitions % acuuatic
stunts "Nor witnessed IN ,his-city was
gwen AT Shields Lake yesterday ar
l,fnooh ny Franklin kcllam known
as thc 'iiuman cork "
wcntN-ScNcn stunts. inciuding the
famous Chop Sucy" aud Human
son thrilled the large number oi
Spectators present Kcliam smok ed
ana read while floating on the water
an" allowed himself 10 be thrown
nj" Ia" water Will" strapped to -
'hhtr, on which he ilOats
Ncil"m VIII leave this afternoon
'"r Norfolk whore he viii partici.
u"ic ~ competitive noatin. events
y, W rom'sdaN. kcI!am holds the worlds
record.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
RICHMOND MINISTER SCORES
BRUNSWICK NEGRO LYNCHERS
Rev. J. r. Laughton Declares From Pulpit That Vir-
ginas Prestige as Law-Abiding State Has Been
Dishonored Through Mob Violence

tondemning the action OF the cit
zcms of Brunswick County in resort
ing 10 lynch law IN meeting out JUS
ticc TO u negro. the confessed slayer
of Tingley Fillmore. postmaster and
prominent citizen Of Tobacco. and
calling upon the authorities OF tn"
county to use every effort 30 bring
the leaders OF the mob 10 Justice. Rev.
James Riddick l.auEhton. pastor OF
the Laurel Street Methodist Church
and acting editor OF the Richmond
Christ an Advocate. Yesterday made
the following comment from his pull
pit:
"NirCinia's proud prc-eminencc and
noble prestige as Il law abiding
state. the splendid old county of
brunswick with her illustrious re-
lieious traditions, the civic law. have
al! been dishonorcd by the outbreak
Of passion that resulted in the lynch
in; Of a worthless negro at robac-
60 in the early morning Of August 3.
This lynChng is more than re-
grcttablc. 1t is a calamity. There
was no excuse for the murder of the
postmaster There is no excuse for
the murder Of the negro by the moi
For murder it was. as truly as was
the crime Of the negro. Summary
punishment should be mcted to the
leaders of III" mob, if they can be
found. Ana every effort should be
mad" to find them.
This is Nirginia's second lynchinG
in sixteen years Our record as a
law-abidinG state is good. II is 4
great pity that this record IS now
irrctricVahly stained with blood. Nir-
ginia Will share the odium OF other
states in which these medieval atroci-
ties have occurred where victims
have been wrestcd from the hands OF
the law and subjected to the ven
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
BAPTISTS MEET TOMORROW
OVER IN ROANOKE COUNTY

numicr OF Haptists from Rich
non" are expected 10 attend the meet
'nf Of tn" Valley BAPTIST Association
which meets at tho Blue Ridge Rap
list church, ia Koanokc County. to-
morrow afternoon This is the larg-
est of the twcnty-ninc district assoc
Citations IN the state. which comprise
siNtN-scven churcbcaJ and have u
membership Of over 1000 Last year
thiS association contributed over so
90" "a the S1iG00.000 campaign
charles y. Johnston. OF Christians
burg. IS IN" moderator Of the body.
ara J. + Turner. OF Roanoke. is the
clerk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08

MIS- IL. Z. Walthall. Mrs. II. L. kim
neriake. Mrs. 6. W. Andrews and Mrs.
l.. Millhiscr.
The services were largely attended
ana the large number Of floral trib-
ntcs testified to the regard in which
the young soldier was held
The funeral of Corporal Werner X
knutZcn. the young marine who died
IN France on October &. 1918. follow
ing wounds received In action, viii
probably be held some time Wcdncs-
day. The body arrived Saturday from
overseas and IL now at Blilcy's fu-
neral apartments. No hour can be
set Tor the services until the arrival
OF his mother from Wisconsin, She
rs expected To reach Richmond either
today or tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

Richmond Chapter. American
Association of Engineers. Stdmprs
Hotel. 1 l.. NJ.
Street Committee, City Council,
8 l.. NJ.
Kiwanis Club. City Club Gamer
lean National Bank Building). 6
l.. NJ.
Womans Society OF Grove Ave-
nue. Baptist Church. 7:i5 u. NJ.
For plays. SEQ "rhcater Calcn-
dar" on editorial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-08
Mrr. Agnes An,Irens

Funeral services for Mrs. Agnes p.
Andrews. who died at he,home OF her
son near Bowling Green last Friday
were held yesterday afternoon from
the Upper Zion Church. Rev. l.. NJ
Ritter onicia'ing
Mrs Andrews was the widow OF w
]. Andrews. She is survived by three
sons. w. L.. G. d. and II. -. Andrews
four daughters, Mrs. f.. II. Grlen. Mrs
- NJ Chewing, airs. w T.. Chockley
and Mrs L. l.. Fuller: twenty ninc
grandchildren and twelve great.
srandcbiidrcn.