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FULTON NOTES.

We are looking for large num-
Der of pupils to be present tomorrow
morning at $3.50 A. NJ. Tomorrow
being 'Dollar Day" for the church,
we are looking forward to the school
to start off in the movement that
was planned by our pastor, Rev.
Cobbs.
1880 a. NJ. our pastor will preach
from the subject "rhe Hand Writ
ing on the Wall" know you are
coming out in large numbers to hear
our pastor.
Special services at night. Come
out and make these services what
they ought to be.
The following are on the sick list:
Mr.. Preston White. Mrs. Ethel F1cm-
ing Lewis. Sadie Foster. Mary Jor-
don and Louise Jcffrcss.
The funeral services of Mrs.
Amanda Warren were held at the
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church the 18Th
instant. The Rev. G.. A. Cobbs Of
ticiatcd. II. G. Scott had the burial.
On the 21st instant the Rev. Thor
borne Clarke tWhite). pastor of the
Fulton Baptist Church. and their
choir Will render services at the MI
Calvary Baptist Church. A solo will
be rendered by Mrs. Henry Garbcr.
MIR. Black and other notable and
White friends Of the church will be
present. The services will be in their
charge on that date. Thursday, July
2lst. at p. NJ. Proceeds for bcnc-
fit Of the Woman's Missionary
Circle.
Last Sunday the Rev. NJ. Fuller
and Brother Jefferson preached at
the First Baptist Church, Bermuda
Hundreds. The dcvotionals were in
charge of Rev. 4. Spratlcy. licen-
tate of the church. Our brother is
progressing right along under the
leadership OF his pastor, Rev. w. l..
Tuck, who has been granted Il
months vacation. beginning the
fourth Sunday in August.
The ushcrS. dcacons and Sunday
school Of the Mt Calvary Baptist
Church ran an excursion to the
'llundrcds" the 11th instant. and
everybody seemed to enjoy them
selves nicely. being treated very
kindly by the good people Of tho
Bermuda Hundreds. \ sacred con-
cert was given at the church by the
sunday school Of the Mt. Calvary
BAPTIST Church. Many good numbers
appeared on the program. nr. J. O.
Dawson, Of Richmond. made an OK
cellcnt speech in behalf Of Rev.
Tuck. The First Baptist Church of
the "llundrcds" has about the best
choir in this section. The same is
trained by Mrs. Helen ID. Hewlett.
She is also the organist for the
church. Rev. Mrs. Tuck and Clarke
spent Sunday and Monday at the
"llundrcds."
Prayer services every Wednesday
evening ut $50 O'Clock at the Mt.
Calvary Baptist Church. Teachers
meeting Fridays at 100 p. NJ. Com
munion first Sundays at $3.50 p. NJ.
You are cordially invited to attend
these services. Rev. G. \. Cobbs,
pastor. Deacon Nathaniel Yates,
church clerk.
Rev. w. Il. Brown preached an
excellent sermon at the Rising Mt.
Zion Baptist Church last Sabbath.
Our brother is student of the Vir-
ginia w. w.
Rev. y. ID. Clarke preached ut the
Cedar street Baptist Church last
Sunday night during the anniversary
services of Rev. Roots. the pastor.
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VIRGAINIA---In the Law and Equity
Court of the City of Richmond, the
18th day of July, 1921.
Henrietta Chappell ..... Plaintiff
against IN CHANCERY
Clarence ChaDell =. Defendant
The object of this suit is to obtain
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ground Of deiSertion. And an ath
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that the defendant, Clarence Chap
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OF Virginia, it is ordered that he
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what may be necessary to protect his
interest herein.
A Copy--Teste:
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KILLING CASE
GOES OVER TO SEPTEMBER

Danville, Va, July S.--Common-
wealth's Attorney ]. w. Carter yes
terday opposed continuance OF the
case Of Commonwealth against IT.
wine Pierce, indicted for first degree
murder in connection with the death
of Police Officer J. p. Jones, the
negro being now in custody at
Lynchburg.
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at the close of business on the 3Oth
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Cashier.
ALBERT A. REMNANT
r. w. WHITING
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Directors.
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CONDITION OF
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Savings Bank
OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Located ut Richmond, in the County
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Corporation Commission
RESOURCES.
Loans ana discounts $i9O195 ST
OverdrafI>. unsecured. 973.S1
Bonds, securities etc.
owned, including prem
ium on same. ..... 66,70S 06
Banking house and tot. 34,76O 90
Other real estate owned 63,617 90
Furniture and fixtures. 1000 90
Cash and due from banks i2,064 81
Bonds guaranteed .... 1900 90
Int. notes not yet matured
bills redis. -. .26,937 20
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Philadelphia, Pa, May 31,--A mnn
named Louis Saunders died in Spcn.
scr Port, New York about eight years
ago. 1t is supposed he came original
ly from the ncighborhood of Rich.
mond, Va. He left valuable property
viii III Is ready for distribution to nis
heirs. 1t is thought he lived in New
YORK under an assumed name.
crew l.. G.. JORDAN.
701 S. 10Th Street.
Philadelphia, Pa
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AGENTS. OUTFIT flair Grower, Tenn. r
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per here and at Houuiam. destined for
Asattc ports.
BALTIMORE. July 11.--Collector's re
port OF the business OF the port for the
week ended July shows a large falling
on IN exports and Imports as compared
Mn W.. the previous week. ended July 2.
nra were valued at y2,2ss2a6. a de-
crease. OF s1,So1.6s1. Coal was the most
important Item In tho exports with grain,
cattle. tobacco, copper and -four following.
"a IMPORTS were valued at $370,2F, falling
$500 behind the previous week. and were
s snao re- up OF s3oS,441 on the free list and
S6l sos dutable.
In the crew or fftv-three manning the
"a pa nese kinkasan Mnru. there is but one
caucasian. Captain Thomas Cambell Giles
PFC n Britiaher. commands the vessel for
n, me Mitsn Russian kaisha. Ltd, of Kobe.
win the slowing away at Rotterdam of
Two Serbians, the Caucasian race had a
larger representation on the Kinkasan
Maru than since she was placed under the
nag or tho Miksdo. The ship Is loading
coal here for Rotterdam.
Banana imports to-day reaoned 62,s44
punches in tho United Fruit Company
steamer Runa from Puerto BarrIos. the
lmperator of the hi Giorgio Fruit Com
pany and Fort Gaines to the Baltimore
and Jamaica Trading COMPANY, Both
from Jamaica.
he Banan Is due Wednesday from ia
malca TO the United Fruit Company
The France and Canada Steamship Cor
poratlon, which has maintained Offices in
TINS city Tor two ycars, to- day closed the
branch here and removed to the main
headquarters in New York.
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Str Mauretania (Br), Southampton and
Cherbourg. July 5; to Cunard Line; with
passengers. mails and mdse is due at
Pier 81. r, Wednesday a. m. " avn -
Str Olympic (Br). Southampton and
Cherbourg, July 10; to the White Star
Line; with passengers, mails and mdse ;
reported by wireless that she was 1921
sci is due at Ambrose nj Wednesday
and will dock at Pier SO, r.
Str Hellig Olav DAM. Copenhagen,
July ] to Scandinavian American Line ,
with passengers, mails and mdse; is due
at Ambrose p M Tuesday and will dock
Hoboken.
Str Celtic (Br). Liverpool, July 9. and
Queenstown, July 10: to the White Star
Line; with passengers. mails and mdse :;
II and will dock at Pier so. N r.
Str Orduna CBr, Hamburg, July o; to
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co; with pas
sengers, mails and mdse; vessel is due to
arrive in New York July 20 ard will dock
at Pier AZ, n r.
to Mcdonnell & Truda: With passengers.
malls and nadse is due in Ouaran
tine p m to-day and will dock late this
evening carly Wednesday at Pier 25,
N r.
Str San Gorgo 90 Naples, July s; to
Italia America Line: with passengers.
mails and mdse; vessel is due in New York
July 20 and will dock at Pier 81, N r.
Str Ilituania (Dan), Libau, June IS. and
Danzig June 80, via Copenhagen July / :
Is due to dock a IN Wednesday at Pier 5,
Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
Str Guiana (Br). left st Thomas p M
July Z: to Quebec Co; with passengers
Wednesday m at Pier "a. Brooklyn foot
of Amity st.
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orts OF Shipping and News of Foreign Trade

barraco tBr). New York Karachi Maru
,yaan). Havre; Shanghai Maru (Jap).
sSucei Elkhorn Speza; Kinderdiik
not,, Rotterdam; Thames Maru (Jap)
HHoeterdam; Hekla CDan), Havana /.
9uernstadt (Nor), Havana; Neleus tBr)'
New york: Atlantic City tBr). South
nnlpton; Manzanares OBI Avonmouth;
punseiaw (Br). LIVERPOOL; Yonan Mary
NJapl. Port Said Sailedf Strs Coates
worth (Br). Petrograd; Nooderdiik (DD.
hamburg; Winneconne. Copenhagen;
England Samuel w Hathaway {schr).
Piraeus. W -
~, PHILADELPHIA. July 11--Arrived: strs
pltiis (Span), Cherbourg; Smarasd (Nor),
Fort Antonio; Massillon Bridge. New
YORK Ontario. Boston, Iightburne. Port
Arthur. Sailed Strs West 1nskip' Ant
Werp VIA Kotterdam; Rochester, Baton
Rouge William II Webb, New York:
opelRa Manchester Via Bristol
-. PORT EADS. La, July 1l--Arrived
s.rs Cadillac (Brl, United Kingdom: Carb
Tampico; Coppename. Tela; Danviile, Tam
pico Gansfjord (Nor), Port Barros
George II Jones, Tampico; James Niece
Iampico; jefferson County, New York
Lake Festus, Tampco; Modem (Nor5
cam peche; Monte Nero GD, Genoa; Mon
Vlsto 90, Palermo; Saranac (Br) United
klhgdom Sioux, Vera Cruz; Westplein
.Du). rotterdam; William Isom Tanpico
sailed Strs Caroline (Fr). Hamburg
CHARLES Pratt Baltimore; Grof Khuen
Hedervary Go, Trieste; Mariana. a. Portn
Rico. ~ = = Va W
SAVANNAH. July 11-sailed: str Par
sian, Jacksonville ''
TAMPA, Fla, July 11-Arrived; Str Lake
Elmont Mobile. ' N"Ne
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MILWAUKEE,,

The Engle; A Engie. millinery; Penn
sy'vania.
entity Co.; Mr.. Blumberg. ladies' ready
to-weaf; IS W. 3Jth st.
MINNEAPOLIS
Dayton Co.. Miss Magnuson, suits; 225
Powers Mercantile Co; s. Knight, mems
furnishings; 16 ". 39th st.
MOBILE
IL AisH. Block D. g Co Alex. Block. piecs
furnishings; 43 Leonard ut.
, MONTGOMERY, ALA.
steiner Lovman D. G. Co.; ". Lovman.
| vice president, piece goods: p Baum.
mems shirts: ~ Leonard st
NASHVILLE, TENN.
dta apo les, 2. p p 10Th Ct.
to-Wear; BOB 9TH
NEW ORLEANS
l.. Feibieman Co; j. Levy. boys furnish
OAKLAND. CAL.
tprights: S. Upright, coats suits
dresses and skirts; JOS. Frisch, coats, suits
dresses and skirts; 100 W. 32d st. j. A
OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA.
Kerr D. G. Co; Mr.. Rickert5 mdies'
ready to wear; ]. NJ. Gisgins 80 18th av.
Roraeargh-Br d. G. CO.; J. w
Moore. readyto- wear; Miss E Chapman
children's wear; Rorabaugh- Ewing Co, $3.50
5th av.
OMAHA
burgess Nash Co; Miss H. F. Gale, in
fants' wear, muslin and silk underwear;
corsets and house dresses 200 5tth ay
PARKERSBURG, W. VA
soa Di Us, Bros; II. Dils: general merchandise:
PHILADELPHIA
N thurman. woolens: Aberdeen
ui!H of... hros. Mr.. Scott. mems furnish
and 32d St '
W. herbert kohn silks and venetans; 35
Teingold s slcpin: NJ. Feingoid, B. Sic
pm, w saI,a 1882 B'way, room 1901.
~ ~ sneilenburg & Co. Miss c. Lowen-
| 1861 Bway
iea .riig & Cooper; $. S. Cooper. cloaks
| Trio Waist CO. H Kessler. mfrs waists
| 80 w. 32d st.
,,r John Ohm Wanamaker; Miss J.. Snyder. mus
PITTSBURGH
n, ;h ia Dept. Store; A. B. Keuhn.
Mss BOND. ladies' suits: H. Heyman. Miss
sweaters: Miss McCreery, skirts; Mrs. Nor
ton, infants wear; Mrs 'Guggenhein, no
IONS; Mrs. Hale art goods; L. Schwartz.
Weyman. representing; 1851 B'way
| Boggs & Bull Miss A. Doerge, leather
| goods. toilet articles; Miss e. Adair no
blankets bsddihss, Comforts fort up n Aen
ar a3s curtains. 43 Leonard st:
notions, books; McAlpin.
PORT CHESTER, n. Y.
| Steiger- Schick Co; Mr.. Schick gen
| mdse.; los Grand St
PORTLAND. ORE
Meier & Frank Co; c. NJ. McMullouch
furniture Mr.. Jacobson. basement MILL
merry; 2i2 5tf av.
PROVIDENCE, r. I.
j samuels & Bro; Miss s. Wasserman.
| infants wear: Alfred Fantl. 116 W. 32d st
RICHMOND, VA.
Richmond Dry Goods Co; Captain Rus
! sell ladies' ready to wear; II. w. Duane,
| piece goods; 43 Leonard ST.
ROCHESTER, N, Y.
b Forman Co; Miss Whittingham, mil
iinery; Nine. Rivet, division manager; 225
| 5th av.
DuffyPowers Co. Miss s. Feldman, la
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repre- senting; 1851 way
McCurdy Co: Miss r. Cohen, waists.
house dresses wrappers. aprons; i7e
J. B. wegman Co; J. B. wegman. mil
linery; McAipn.
Rothschild Mfg. Co; J. Rosenberg, mems
SAN ANTONIO, TEX.
J0sks .a sbes Good Nj I E gts st.
Frost Bros; W. C. Frost, mgr. dresses,
Washer Bros: J. B. Washer. general
merchandise sa ,Sso rRx xsS
Walton n Moore Dry y, Goods sso Co. 81. -
o'Connor. Moffatt & Co; Miss 9. Allen.
ready TO wear, children's weas' 432 IN 6ns ar.
Sioux CITY, IOWA
pOvidson Bros; c. C. Falkonssu. up
holstery. draperies; 1850 B'way. care OF
'As' & A sroRANE, WASH.
dies ready to wear; Alfred Fantl. lis W.
Palace store Co: E. J. Davies ribbons.
,sess saDrodsries ,s sloyes ho s ne nesk
wear and ns ST. cL sSe s'A MIN ~, Room 'i'
FaEdel,s: J. J. Fandel. ready to wear;
~ ST. LOUIS
| Weidner. rugs; IS Worth at
Caller & Stroh Millinery Co.; Miss R.
Cohen. millinery; McAlpin.
Lewis Zukoski Mere. Co.; e. Lewis. mil
linery; 303 5th
LIE James Wooden Co; A. Shanken,
WOODEN and cation piece goods, fannels.
domestics, silks, satins. velvets; Pennsyl-
yana.
Modern Skirt Co. b. sus.nan. WOODEN
and cotton piece goods nannels. don,estics,
dresses, skirts; Pennsylvania.
Silk. Baer & Fuller; G. w. Woods lug
/ gage and trunks. li0I Bway, 9Th floor,
SUNBURY, PA.
Susquehanna SILK Mills; G. F. Temple
ton representing; York.
Neal & Hyde; J, H. Wright. hosiery: ~
Leonard st.
TEMPLE TEX.
A. j. farrell. dry goods: Pennsylvania
TOLEDO, ONO
TOLEDO, OHIO
La Sale Koch Co. H. Koch. repre-
senting; 225 5th av.
La Sale & Koch Co.. A. Koch. general
merchandise 225 5th av.
Miller Bros; W. Miller, general uer-
| chandise; Pennsylvania.
TULSA, OKLA.
Advance Shop; w. V. Bret. dresses;
Joseph Heilbrun, 220 5th av.
WACO, TEX.
PartTm5ient: T. Uliman, ladies' underwear;
WASHINGTON
Palais Royal; cotton piece goods fan
nels, domestics. silks. satins. yelvets; 220
| 5th av.
WHEELING, W. VA.
Clark Settling Co., r. 3: Clarke.
nishings, knit goods; Somerset
WICHITA. KAN.
Rorabaugh Dry Goods Co.: w P. Buck
ready TO wear; Rorabaugh- Ewing Co.. 366
5th
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Cleared

str I.ehigh (Am). Captain Coleman;
Philadelphia; NJ H Tracey & Co.
Str Albania. (Br), Captain Brown; Liv-
erpool; Cunard Line.
Tampico; Vertas Shipping Corp.
Str Maraval tBr). Captain Matheson;
Grenada; Furncss, Witty e. Co.
Boston: Eastern Steamship Co.
str West Haven (Am). Captain Bakman;
San Francisco; Atlantic. Gulf & Pacific
Steamship Corp.
str Jefferson (Am) Captain Horsley :
Norfolk; Old Dominion Transport.
Str Jersey City (Br), CAPTAIN Griffith;
Baltimore; Kerr Steamship Corp.
Str Duca Aosta G). CAPTAIN shiaf-
fano; Naples; Italia America. Inc.
Str Ola North State !Amo. Captain
Marshall: u s Mail Steamship Co.
Str Turrialba (Am), Captain Whidden;
kingston: United Frui. Co. -
Str Steel Mariner (Am), Captain Wilson !;
Vancouver; Isthmian Steamship Co.
Str Apache tAmo. CAPTAIN Chichester;
schr Bessie A White (Br). Captain
Merriam; Newark; J r Whitney & Co.
Gable ship Relay (Am), Captain Old
ham; Havana Mexican Telegraph Co.
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Lake Ports

CLEVELAND. July 11-Arrived: strs w
Th Ssa1ord. Islands; Polynesia, Byng Inlet
Du,uts. Sailed: strs W r stafford L. ISL ISL,
a al, Polynesia. Byng Inlet; Peter Reiss,
-. CoNNEAUT, Ohio, July 11-Arrived:
strs christopher. Two Hal bors " Wat
son son s1henango; + W Hart Duluth. Sailed ::
Shenango, Cleveland.
BUFFALO, July .11--Arrived; strs Ma
ManIiow hskepe %dsn Montrssl Thrs
mount Port Colborne: ] Reiss, Mil
w,aulSee. Sailed: strs Uhrig, Chicago a,,
R Raiss Pv.1 Montre ,,; Boston, Duuth j
cago; Iuniata Duluth; Spokane, Chicago:
Ireland, Duluth . >
yive, Montreal; John Ruree' og dem urs
Vindal. Montreal. Sailed: strs Kcyvive,
Montreal c9mpton, Quebec; John Rugee'
Chtcoutimi: Nindal. Quebec
ASHTABULA, Ohio July 11-Arrived :
Strs James Laughin. Superior: Lakewood.
Montreal; Brignonan. ogdensburg; r
J L Russell Toronto; quebec. Toronto nto
sonil Toronto. Sailed: strs James Laugh
I'm; superior Lake wood, Montreal Brig
G GGnan Ghfo sH Rhqdes Montreal;
ronto: Quebec, Toronto; senil Toronto.
sANDUsKY Ohio, July i1-Arrived
Strs Christopher. Truesdale Buffalo: II II
sailed: strs " Mather sN1 Fort W 1nMafn
CHRISTOPHER. Milwaukee: Alaska. Sandwich
LORAIN Ohio. July 11--Arrved: Str
Arcturus, Duluth. Sailed: Str widener,
Duluth.
TOLEDO, Ohio, July 11-Arrived: strs
HemloclS. Escanaba; Harvey D Goulder,
Milwaukee, Midland King Port Coborne
Nelson Bloom Detroit; a w Wright De
troit. Sailed: str o Jenkins. Duluth .
Harvey Goulder. Milwaukee; Alaska.
Sandwich Nelson Bloom, Detroit; A W
Wright. Detroit.
:, ASHLAND Wis, July 11-sailed: strs
.Morden. Point Edward; Reed Lake Erie.
DuLuTH, MINI. July 11--Arrived Strs
philbin, Gates. Campbell, Dickson, sam
Morse. Victory. Sam Mitchell. Cowan,
Baker. Lake Erie ports. Sailed Strs II
Robbins, Allegheny, Sam Mitchell, Lake
:. MANIl owoc Wis. July 11-Arrtved
strs w W Brown, Settler, Toledo; Hutch
inS nnc, Indiana Harbor.
Str i Davidson, Buffalo
SOUTH CHICAGO July 11-Arrived
S S r RiGhards9n. calc!te; Maletoa
Pareny. Harvester. Duluth r T"fT9 6 Ha az w
ty. Georgian Bay. Sailed: Strs j II Nc
Lean 1 an; r II Richardson, Malietoa. Thomas
rived Str F Leopold Duluth. Sailed:
Strs J T Hutchinson, Manitowoc; Renown,
Detroit.
C Dinkey, Duluth. Sailed: Strs August
ziesi7~. Alva c Dinkey, Superior
8, sHnBoYGAN, Wis July .11-Ar-ived:
strs Scranton Milwaukee,; w Reiss,
Buffalo
MARouETTB. Mich. July 11-saiiea
strs Schneider, South Chicago; A F Har-
vev. Cleveland
:. M1;wAuKEE, Wis, July 11-Arrved:
F,scanaba. Sailed; strs collingwood, Port
Colborne; Alpena, Ashtabula; Stone, Lake