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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-08-24
ANOTHER GOUGE?

ate THAI the coal barons are pulling the wires
u" aoIhef hodp IN the price of coal next winter It IS
not SLPrls1ng On the contrary it is quite to be expect
shnens to be inflicted upon gougers In fact there has
eeh so much OF blowing and bunk there has been no
left for action ~>' nv 0o'''
Coal barons know this They have profited from, i
III III Vhe past ana they expect to do so in the future The
Inc puoIc has been MIXED often and SO successfllv
ve GS can not conceive the possibility of kick that
omted States senator has given public and timely
Wrng OF the scheme. 1t up to one to hWart if
pave dl$t11ct attorneys all the United States We
nave nave aW mat deals with highway and wholesale rob-
oely Nhether 1t be at the point Of gun or by the pulling
0I Sece' wires by unlawful combinations Of pltocrats
we nave ]lS that will hold even putocratc gouger-f
some one DOESN'T turn the key Why should we be robbed
again next winter? " " e"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
BELFAST PAPERS
DENOUNCE PLANS
FOR CONFERENCE

1"nt 'hued From First rnacD
JOY says the Irish Times UniouIst
today III it's commcnt on III. no,.o
negotiations.
~ Political settlement, has ccascd
to he vision and has become f, s,h-
stantiai hope" continues the rewsno
per.
The irish Independent. n Nationals,
organ says:
Tine real negotiations between
Lloyd Georges government, ana tho
IRISH republican leaders have vr, IN
TAX" place. Although there may Ina
difficulties 10 be encountered w.
hope sincerely the international CON.
f-.etce will he as successful nc ,h,
national conference at the Mansion
House"
IN" Ffeeman's Journai saws IN,
IRISH peaccmakcrs are doing their
preliminary work well and mnklur
progress Thanks to Their efforts =
II adds. we are in sight OF a cessa
ton OF the bloodshed. during which
with Gods blessing. II permanent and
honorable peace may he cngcndcrcd."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
PRESIDENT ENTERTAINs
LARGE PARTY ON YACHT
Seeks Relief From Washington
Temperature by Cruise on
Potomac.
by Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON. Luly :.-The Pres.
dent and Mrs. Harding left Wash
inrtou late today for a week end
crmis" on the presidential yacht May.
flower. in the lower Potomac and
Chesapeake Bay. At the Presidents
request tho presidential salute anL
all other military hon0rs were
omitted at the navy yard as the yncht
'"ii 1t is not planned 10 go ashore
during tn" trip. which will end here
Monday morning.
The guests OF Mr. and Mrs Hard
ing on the Muynowcr include Secrc-
taries Weeks and Davis Postmaster
General Hays, Senator Watson. OF In
diana, ana Mrs. Watson. Senator Kcl-
!o"S. OF Minnesota. and Mrs. Kellogg
Senator Ncwhcrry. Of Michigan: Sena
tor Hale. OF Maine and Chairman
I.asker, of the Shipping Board
During the cruise the President
probably will work on the special
message h" will send TO Congress
next week regarding honuS legisla-
ton. He also viii talk over Ship
ping Board problems with Mr. Lasker.
The Shipping Board chairman was to
have conferred with him here today.
but tho conference was transferred
TO the Mayflower instead
a wireless message received from
the Mayhowcr this evening when Off
Quantico. Va. said:
Good weather. All we'll"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
LORD DERBY VOICES BROAD
VIEWS As TO TERMS
iBv Associated Press.
ENGLAND Ju), a

BN Associated Press.
SOUTHPORT. ENGLAND. July p
Lord Derby. who has been mentioned
as one ot thos. likely TO he dcsig-
mated Ivy the government 10 meet
Representatives OF Northern and
southern Ireland il an cndcavor to
negotiate an acceptable compromise
Of Tie irish question. in Il speech
here today said Great britain ought
To he prepared To make sacrifices 10
bring about IL settlement II ncccs.
Sary he declared. he was ready to
so very far in the why OF concessions
Having caused ireland. so to
speak IL stand upon her OWN legs.
We should do everything possible to
strengthen those legs" Lord Derby
said
With restrictions concerning the
national debt and payment for ,hc
army and navy. he declared. he would
he willing to give full financial con-
troll to ireland. lie woull not he
barred by fear OF customs duties he
added from giving his approvnl To
anything Lloyd George might do to
restore peace in ireland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
DAMAGED NC-2 Is TOWED
TO HAMPTON ROADS BASE

PORTSMOUTH. VA, July 9-Naval
tugs this morning towed the broken
scaplanc No. >. which foulcd No. 8
buoy in Th!mblc Shoals ycstcrtlay
afternoon and was reported sinking
with her crew. TO the Hampton Roads
naval base. where II is probable she
will he rebuilt. y hole was torn in
her pontoOn and one wing is under
stood TO have been sma shed when
she collided with the buoy in taking
off
\ cali for help was radioed To the
lighthouse tender Columblnc. work
ing up the shoals from the navy yard
here and Lieutenant Miller. In com
riand. and the crew were rescued
from the damaged scaplanc after
about an hour.
This Is the second mishap to be-
fall the No. within a year. Las,
summer she fell in Pamlico sound and
her crew was rescued by the light
house tender Juniper. She is OF the
same type. ii is said. as the No. {.
which successfully completed Il trans
Atlantic flight two years ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
Everyday i'd Ventures
EVERYBODY SAID IT. COULDN'T
DE DONE

simpson owned II Ford. but he
Ind n Packard tnstc. On top OF
that he Ind an income that was
/, IittIc above Fords. hut consid-
ernbiy below the big boats.
The men at the club used to
laugh every time he told them
how he hoped 10 be able to get
hold Of 81 big ear mt "his hGurc."
They said IL couldn't he done.
His wife told him not 10 waste
80 much time ON his plans and 10
gct II few repairs made 10 thr
Ford. As for getting tho biu
ear she snId &c simply couldn't
be done.
And then one day, AS nc was
tnkIng his regular look through
the Automobile Columns OF tho
Dispatch Papers, his dream came
true!
He found big car. less than n
ycnr old. that the owner WINS Will
lug Ia sell Mt n large cut, "a that
he could buy another model. And
now simpsons Ford Inns disnp-
penred, ana he's riding around
town In ono of tho "hiRest uf
the blg." yet
EVERYBODY SAID TT COULDN'T
DE DONE!
(Copyrisht. Is!i. by Basil L. smnh)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
BOTH SIDES HALT
ALL HOSTILE ACTS
-,Continucd rrom rlrst p,,r =,

z ontInUcU FrOm Flrst pnrrI
munitions into Ireland MI -,
mcnts for military rurnosos .xo.,,
in the maintenance Of drnfts
Second That there he no nroyoc,
tive display of forces. armed or mn.
armed
Third That all provisions of IN,
truce apply 10 the martial lnw or,o
just as for the rest OF Ireland.
oi irish officers and men, or search
Tor war material and military stores
secret Service Work Stops.
fltih' That there be no secret
agents noting DESCRIPTIONS or move
menus or ana u" interference with.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
Becomes Ill on Moonshine;
Sues Alleged Bootlegger
IBy Associated Press


MEMPHIS, TENN. July "a
suit for damages filed late today
by l.. G. Stubbicfield. against
Harry Langley. in the Circuit
Court here. is said by court Of
i1ciuis 10 establish Il new record
for freak" litigation. In his po-
ttion Stubb!eficld alleges that he
bought II quantity OF whisky OF tho
variety known as white mule.
white lightning. or moonshinc."
Mtcr drinking the whisky. the pc
t'tion states. he became Ill.
Later he says he bought NOR,
whisky from the defendant with
similar results. The plainiin saws
that he was compelled to go to
hospital. and is permanently in
Jurcd as the result of drinking
the liquor. He alleges in his
petition that Langley made the
whisky in his home. and should
nave known that Ill contained n
large percentage or concentrated
I'VE and spirits OF nitro. There
fore he asks for damages To tho
amount OF Si5,0U0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
ROME Is GR,TIEIip
ny PEttE pRDspECrS
.ELks OPEN CONVENTION
IN Los ANGELES TO-DAY
Six DAYS Filled With pagcantS, En-
cmr>ions and IInnqucts Arc .Ar-
ranged for Delegates.
rny Associated rrcss


los ANGELES. CAL. July a.--SiN
filled with pagcants. paradeS.
Irsinrs. hHnuuet: barbccucs. balls
.aEd business sessions. lie ahead OF
Delegates ANA other members "f the
:.r-nvolcnt prutcctiv" order Of Elks
,'hcn they arrive here tomorrow for
The annual sessions Of the grand
oucc 81 the order.
While tho grand lodge viii not be
officially opcncl until Monday night.
the program arranged by Los An
g.lcs Lodge. No ~ provides for
something TO interest the visitors
from the time their special trains
null In tomorrow morning until the
following Friday. when the gathering
closes with bail n one OF Los
Angeles new hotels.
Business scss ions OF the grand lodge
open Tuesday one OF It's hrst ac-
lions. il is expected. will be TO send
a fraternal message 10 Brother War
rem q harding. President OF the
United states.
Election OF officers is scheduled for
Wednesday, According 10 local EikS
tie only person talked Of for the oil :
nee az Grand Exalted Ruler liz VIII
lam w Mountain, of Flint. Mich. Sc
lection az a place for the 1922 grand
lodge netting is expected to follow
Business sessions will he held on
Thursday and Friday. In;crsperscd
viii bt trips To Catalina Island. Santa
Monica. Long Beach, Rcdondo Beach.
PASADENA and other nearby resorts
the annual pa -ade. IN which the dele :
co.. and their companions VIII
mach. grouped according TO states,
.vilI b, held Thursday morning.
| There ar. i.il5 lodges of the order.
! ach of which il entitled I" send one
dcIcgat. Past exalted rulers o! the
! odr.s are also members OF the grand
J od;.c, ana the local committee ant!ci-
Z. atcs they viii swell III" number OF
fofncial representatives. To at least
1000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10

olins Mookiar. NJ. .E. Marcuse. $. Ediss.
raasta &rs. GhaSnlntA A Msqa ra y
Failing. Geo, 4. l,oehiing. l.. Il. Grass.
H. HOFFMAN o ~ E"d Msnehan, peSS ains.
J. Redmond: Walter kirsh. a. Osterion.
Iii H. j. , t"ar; Mrs, rhcssra -. Camp.
l. kaus, Dr; +. q, Mookiar. Jefferson b.
SSwini.lii = u. ,Sraige J. y. Ripley. Mark
{; j.; stone. John G. Dyer. Miss Maggie
Mitchell. ID. q. Fulton
Altcrnntes-john ii. Robertson. W. b..
Atkinson, lt"bt. w Rogers. l.. J. Shaw.
u. \. Grassbcrger. j. C. Wcchert. Louis
X. 'yrnc. l.. II. Moreeock. y. r. Stnr-
e. r. Richardson, X. u. savage. J. g..
Robertson a. y. Moore. c.. l.. Willis. a. r..
is Cummings. 81. H. 0vcrt"n. s. Lee
SanEs'sr. j. u. Bennett. E. L. ,NyIandcr.
!. ~. Whitcamp. J.. Stanley Collins. J. e.
Munn. GeorEe S. Bronson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10

dc Valera. the Irish republican leader.
!'au accepted the invitation of Lloyd
George. the British Prime Minister.
TO SO TO London for conference on
the Irish situation is considered to
be an indication that the Ansio-lrish
struggle is approaching an end
Much satisfaction was expressed to-
day over the news. especially at the
vatican. since the Holy See has been
WORKING under great difficulties
wishing to remain on good terms
with England. but feeling sympathy
for Ireland. Pope Benedict had IA Ion.
interview with Cardinal Gusparri
papal secretary OF state, today. in
which he expressed the hope for an
end OF the violence in ireland. which
he condemned on the part of the Sinh
Fcincrs as we'll as the crown forces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
NO TRACE OF HENRY
AND BEUlAH JAMES
FOUND IN RICHMOND
continued From First Page.

fond of MI children, and WAS devoted
10 3-year- old Jack and his little SIS
ter, May.
Mrs Woodland believes her hUs-
band, from whom she was separated
and who lived in Atlanta. Ga. may
know something asou; he disappear
lance OF the children. ia. theory. as
Expressed before she !et; cape May
for ,hy South. was tina; ;he man and
woman known As James who had
tnaH friends with The children and
" efe the last persons seen with them
lad been sent by her husband
Mrs. Walter Bennett manager OF!
the Sunnyside Villa, has told ali that
she knew about Nj and Mrs. James.
who stayed at her place Mrs. James.
whose Arst name was Beulah * d.
ecribed by Mrs. Bcnnej, a. very
lovabie person" always anxious 20
help about the house
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
NO TRACE Is FOUND or
HENRY A>ILslSi;tLAH JAMES

NO trace g! '-oneE' ana StNI'ta
James. charged IN a warrant sworn
out by Mrs Rober, Emmett Wood
land. OF Cape May, y j.. with the
kidnapping OF her two infant chill
,,dre:,. Jack and Marearc, Woodland.
from their cottage al the beach re-
sort several days ago. and believed
by the New Jersey authorities 10 he
IN this city. was discovered yostcr-
day.
55}S5 Detective erseants WiIy ana
smith. on receipt OF nip TIA! the
couple were said 10 have lived on
Marshall Street. adjacen; 10 Capitol
SQUARE. made personal search OF
q the neighbcrhoud from tho East 100
block TO the vinduct without uneoNer-
Z ing the slightest clue
telegram received 10y William
II. Wyatt. Jr.. Hieh Constable, from
the states attorney OF New Jersey.
stated that the couple were believed
10 be headed Tor Richmond and that
Inc children might n. delivered over
20 the custody of their grandiathcr
William r. Woodland. also thought
TO be of this city. out whose spccinc
address is unknown.
IT, warrant called for tho arrest
=. OF Henry and Beulah James.
The children. according to police
Information reaching this city, wer-
kidnapped in loop. The Jamesc-
were neighbors Of Mrs Woodland AT
Il Cape May. II is said. and showed
more than "A casual interest III the
s children. who are said to have beer
4 seen last in company with & man and
woman believed to be the Jamcses.
Mrs. Woodland alleges that IN.
man and woman took the children Il
22tte beach earlier IN the day. &c.
, cording to her allegations. q man an,
oman answering their description
and an unidcn,inod man went {,
Lewes. Del, on a Yacht.
IA Mrs. Woodland, In dispatches 9
this city, believes THAT the cuupl,
acted for her husband. from whom
she has been separated for oi.ht,.
months. He is nov said 10 reside il
5Tanpa, Fla Mrs Woodland scont
Is The idea that hcr children are bcIn,
& held for ransom.
The Jamcses. according to Mrs
q Woodland. appeared 70 be more tina,
3 anxious TO make tho acouaiutanc
iSof her children. ADou: year a.
2Ssan unsuccessful attempt MAS made 1
ssSGet the children away from th.I
s mother. II is said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
REPORT NEW OUTRAGi:S
IN ISOLATED SEt'cI

DUBLIN, July "A few outrage
were reported today at places where
apparently the orders to stop lighting
had not been received. Alleged 10 be
in reprisal for the recent shooting at
South Armagh. Draper Holmes. 4
Unionist. was shot at several times
this morning. near Lisdrumiiskcy. on
his way to work. He was mortaliy
wounded and died In Al hospital.
The body Of chauffeur named
Cummins was found on Il road near
Cashcl. labeled convicted SPY.
\ report has reached Tullamoce
that the crown forces were ambushcd
Friday evening near Baliydun Hills
After IL considerable exchange OF
| shots. the attacking party withdrew
So far as known there were no cas-
,ialties
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
DESCENDS WELL AND
RESCUES 2 NEGROES, ! DEAD
NV Assoeiated Press.

ATLANTA. GA. July 9.--Huntsley
NJ. jackson. aged iG, Of Atlanta.
ualiied today for a hero medal when
lac descended a nftyfcot Wei and
rescued two negroes. one "t whom
was dead as the result OF inhalinG
poison gases ~ tho well.
When Ed Laingfor'l, who vas dig
ginc the woll. failed to answer his
signal Ben !!Nts, his assistant on
tered the well 10 investigate He
FOR help
Young jackson fastened rope
about his waist and. descending at
tachcd rop. 70 Tia" two negroes.
then climbed up and helped haul
them out Inngford was dead but
Ellis soon revived
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
RICHMOND CHURCH WINS
BANNER At B. Y.P.U. MEET
T.. II. Bailey. Of This City. Elected
Head OF State Association AT
Virginia Beach Meeting.

~ L Special to The Times Dispatch
VIRGINIA BEACH VA. July o.
The annual convention OF tn, Il. y
u. ". Of Virginia. consisting Of 5i1
organizations with a total member
ship of moro than 10000. closed one
OF the most successful and inspira-
tional meetings in the history fer the
best all-nround reports. The senior
banner was awarded TO Friendship
Union of Pine Street Church. OF Rich
mond. The banner for the best
. Junior union was awarded 20 Glen
Allen, Hcnrico county: Tor best as
sociations by Richmond. best rurA!
association by Western Dover. oih-
GERS for the following year are:
President. l.. II. Bailey. Richmond
vice presidents--r. r. Monroe. Lynch
burg: Z. w Davis Newport News:
j. l.. Wrcnn. Earlyvilic; l. 6. Green,
Falls Church Il. y. Hutchinson.
Marion. Mrs. Rvna old, OF Lynch
burg, was reelected recording Sccrc-
tary. while pr. ! 7 Watts and Rev.
T.. j. Wright were unanimously re-
elected general secretary and field
SttEtlVtN. ''SliN'tiNtiN-
All OF these officers have bren
selected for both thei, ABILITY uu.
record as administrators aud cNcou-
tivcs.
Much credit : dac to the field Soc
rotary for the hiah standard "f "N-
cellencc ana character Of work The
program ter next years accomplish
men,s is 2,oNo additional members;
200 new organizations. and $500 AL
d!tional teachers.
Dr. T.. Y. Mullins. president ut tn"
Southern Baptist Theological semi
nary. o. Louisville, ny. graph!c de-
scripiion of tn" crying need Of south
crn Baptist missionaries TO EuTorsam
countries
The speaker painted "Wt 'h''
science. art. philosophy and scholar
ship had failed. beyaus" they could
not transform character int" the
image OF Jesus Christ,
The organized class headed 10y pr
+. a. Dixon, OF Roanoke. in cNar&'
OF the afternoon service. in when
il was pointed out that the orgaui-
zcd class brought men into tn" church
who were not necessarily members
The slogan was. Every church MEM
Der in the sunday school.
DR.. J. I Watts. general director of
the iniernment. is highly pleased ni
the results and states that the "nr"il-
ment Will FAR exceed that 90 aus
previous year.
On sunday morning prr. Stiilman
will have charge az the sunday SHnu'
after which Or Mullins Will irca'h
on the spiritual p"ssiniilty Auh ol
portunity in Europe IN" progress
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
birmingham Has s.oo. ouo Fire.

iill;MlNGHAM. ALA, July Fire
"a mage estimated At nearly 100000
'"sultcl late today when q bolt Of
Lightning struck the thrcc-story
brick building occupied by the Jane
Iron and Metal Company. setting t
on fire. the flames spreading to the
plan; OF the Birmingham Hide and
fallow Company. also three story
brick structure. Contents OF both
buildings were consumed ana the
buildings virtually destroyed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
ALL BRITAIN HOPEFUL
AS IRISH CHIEFS MOVE
TO END ERA OF STRIFE
,con,inued From First pasc3

ia Dublin this afternoon. The pro-
visions o. the truce cover fully all the
ground for a temporary pence be-
tween the active Irish workers and
the crown forces. All attacks
searches and raids. surveillance and
provUcatiUns are to be abandoned by
both sides.
DE Nalera'S acceptance ot The re-
sponstoiiity for fuliiIme-, OF the
truce by the Irish Republican army
is held 10 dispel the idea i'm some
The Sim Fem is beyond control Of
the political chiefs. Whether that
is So viii hc tested by the course of
events after the truce comes into
effect
Sir lIamar Greenwood chief Sec
rotary for ireland. will remain at
tn. Irish Office throughout Sunday
watching the situation. As Sir James
Craig. the Ulster Premier. is remain
ing in London. ii is concluded that
Premier Lloyd Georges principal
task next week Will bc L. bring him
ana De Valera together.
Alrcady the truce IS beginning 10
operate in some OF tho large ccn;crs
In Ireland. although officially 1t will
not become effective mtil Monday.
Former Foes Frntcrnizc.
For the tirs; time in many weary
months of blcodshcd the soldiers OF
She crown were today frutcrnia,ug
with $iuu Fcincr> ina The streets ui
Dublin aud ON" nigh; walk about
frcc'y without an ovrr-D. "scut Gear Of
heinE shot ~ unseen forces.
From isolated districts som" re-
ports came Of continuing violence,
Int nothing al an OiItStandiu. char
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
DniLHIiNG RAIN BitISGs
lII.Ml,NIkAKN nI,l.II.l, ,IN I;N,cIl 4 IL

NEW YORK. July 9.-DrizZiing rain
tonight brought temporary relief aftc,
the third day of the most uucumCort-
ably hot weather the city hus cXpori.
cnccd this summer. At | O'Clock the
THERMOMETERS reached IS degrees with
a humidity Of ~. and remained there
untii shortly after . O'Clock. when II
tell gradually.
The weather Bureau predicted only
II brief respite from til. heat after
tho light shower. Thousands Of vaca-
tionistS TANNED railway terminals
on their way TO mountain and sea
shore resorts.
Four deaths ana several prostra
tons were reported tctore the rain
brought relief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
NinIcnt nnIn In nns,on.

BOSTON. July 2.--An electric storm,
which Weather bureau officials de.
scribed AZ more severe than any
within their recollection passed over
this city and suburbs early today.
Vivid flashes OF lightning almost
changed night into day At times m
tho early morning hours and day WIS
turned into night when the dark
storm sat In later.
Within a brief period more than
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10

two and half inches OF rain foil.
flooding streets ana doing damage to
growing crops in the suburbs. rh.
lightning caused n number OF fros.
The storm followed two days OF ex-
trene heat and humidity.
Reports of damage indicated that
the storm area covered the greater
part OF this state and some parts
OF the northern New England states
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
READY FOR ESTIMATES
ON lYNCHBURG MEMORIAL

l.YNCHBCRG. VA. July ?.-Hiuc
prints from which Augustus Luke
man. the New YORK sculptor. worked
out the mode! for the proposed world
war memorial on the terraces in
Smith Street above Church Street.
have been turned over TO an archi-
tact here to make detailed plans OF
the proposed Improvement and TO Sc
cure estimates OF the cost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
SNOW In colornMo Muun,nln,.

OuitAf. COLO, Juiy 9.--Onc OF
the worst summer snowstorms In
years swept this sccSon today.
sixteen people were marooncd on
the peak last night in "a terrific gallo
which drove dense clouds Of fine
snow upon them. making II impus
sibl" 10 lind shelter or get away
FROM the stincin" blast.
Nearly frozen. they finally reached
the apex OF the peak.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
rntall,,r. In rhi,ndcIph,u.

PHILADELPHIA. July a--Thrce
deaths ana II half dozen proytrations
resulted from the heat wave In thr
last twcniy-four hours. Higher tow
poraiurc MAS forecast for today. II,
reached 81 yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
Jim Grown rrlnrr Coo. Ia Naples.

tpuLoN. FRANCE. July Grown
ir.ne" ii'r"hto. OF Japan, sailed for
N"picS AT noon today on tho Japa-
h"Hv ohttlcship katori. Tho escort
consisted Of the Japanese battlcshlp
kashna and French torpedo boats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10

Ohio RcportH Thirty-sevcn Dcaths.
COLUMBUS. OHIO. July .. -.Thirty-
seven deaths from heat pro STATIONS
favc been reported In Chic cities
during the heat wave whicr has pre-.
';ilcd for almost three weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10

tered tho parchcd innd and cooled the
cities. Tho thermometer stood at OF
afcr having held around so f,- tho
heat period.