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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-30
HUNGARIAN TREATY
BE SIGNED TODAY
Signature of Treaty of Peace
Between United States and
Hungary Set For Late Yester-
day. Accordin gto Buda Pest
Dispatches to Washington.
(By Associated Press. J

Washington, Aug. 29.vThe sigma
ture of the treaty of peace between
the United States and Hungary was
set for late today, according to Buda
Pest dispatch received here.
This will bring to an end the peace
negotiations entered into by the Unit
ed States under President Harding
with the central powers against whom
the United States declared war in
1917. The treaty with Austria was
signed last Wednesday, and that with
Germany last Thursday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-30

Read Sister Sue." by Flea
nor II. Porter. Glover Brothers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-30
A Picturesque Array OF
Charming Creations

Herang gayest fall year the dark days these
youthful frocks. Not line them that
would suggest restraint that would hint anything
but ioyfuness
Really change
ed styles of the days delightful.
The complete pre-openng selection causing favorable
style leaders who have already inspected
Even you don't buy just in and look and
you regret it then the treats are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
GRAPPLERS ARE BUSY
GETTING INTO SHAPE

Joe Turner and "rinky" Gardner.
middI"wcight wrcstierS. are buSily
engaged prcpariug for their match
here next Tuesday night at the
broadway Athletic Arena. Gardner.
who Won from Bail Montana last
Tuesday night. is anxious tn meet
Turner. and is confident thai he wiz
be able to- win from tho veteran
~frhppIcr TIL" match will he the
HrSt two out Of three falls.
While the match between Turner
ana Gardner is creating a lot Of in
Richmond. The affair mex, Tuesday
might means u lot In addition 10 the
bout Tickets for Il boxing carnival
NIL be distributed at the Garduor-
Turner match The carnival VIII
,ahn place next Friday night at the
arena.
Thirty rounds Of boxing and two
battle royals Will constitute the pro-
sra'n I" he given by the promoters
I" their friends. Al the local boys
ar getting into condition for the AZ
!a!r 10y raining at tn. arena.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
$4,000 IS NEEDED TO HELP
WOMEN OF wC0NFEDERACY
Funds for Their Assistance May lie
Forwarded to the Even
Ing DISPATCH.

Will you contribute an amount so
small that. no matter what your in
come. will never be missed. :ather
thai see three aged Confederate
, women go 10 the city Homer Only
500 is needed. The casc has been
called To the attention of the Evening
Dispatch. and hat paper will accept
ana acknowledges ach day all contri-
buttons. The omc who are 80. 7J
ana 30 years old. respectively ere
now living together in their own lit
lc home. hut are without funds to
tide them over the summer. Two Of
hem are sisters ana tho third - their
cousin.
Their only liked income is $3.50 n
ear. the total Of three $50 peusi1ns.
in the winter months students at the
Medical College have rooms ut their
house. but the money thus earned IL
lcSc year. Miss Charlotte Whiting.
Charities. estimates that it vii. akr
S2oO to carry them through the sum
ncr. This small sum will enable
them TO remain together Ia hapuinrss.
The Richmond Home for Confederate
Women is filled to capacity. aud the
only other place Opcn IL them Is ire
City Home. II YOU are among those
who DO not want to see "a cOnf.lcrat c
woman suffer the mental torture and
humiliation Of going to tn. city
Home. you may send your contribu-
ton to the Evening Dispatch ,:d it
VIII he acknowledged i'm the columns
OF that paper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
1000 ACCORD OVATION
TO MISS JULIA PRIDDY

CONTINUED From First Page.
parent or state 10 So train a chiil
that when ii arrives at it's majority
and is thrown upon its own re-
sources. it viii he able to make :,
living"
IN speaking about tasks that con.
'front.' Virginia and North Carolina.
Ar' Rickett said "Th" Vita question
is now may we increase tho earning
capacity of the average man. for IN.
permanent happiness of the com.
hlHnitN depends not upon the gigantic
i"iiuhcS OF Il few but upon the on
p"r'unities Of the many"
fiir'"cn Scholarships Awarded.
IN addition to awarding the diplo-
mas TO the graduating students. mir
teen Scholarships were given to pup!ls
VIII" had made the highest stnndln,
IN their studies during tho time tina,
they have been N the Iohn Marshall
High school. The Scholarships wcr.
given TO INC following students. los
"rh william lcath. Elizabeth Wad.
Faulhncr. Florence MarccIla Gilbert
Ea'hI'en Garter, Ruin Hale MicCou-
nrli, John G. Creighton. Jr.. Evelyn
willis Davidson, EImu Hone Ashton.
Nnth IL R!tchi". Harold II. Hughes.
'''' 'N'S'''lutN Johnson. Law
r"ne" Fletcher WorrelI. Norvell
Wordsworth Pagc
HecauSo Of making c&ccllent marks
10 iheir school work. J c. IIarwood.
principal, announced the students de
serving honorable mention and are
as follows: ]Joanurttc T;iI1ahcth lev.
cit. Sarah Arncw Chunin. Vlrgiuin
Il ELAN. Martha Holland I.!pscomh
Lucille NJ, Eutlcr. Elizabeth j. An
derson, Florence N!rGiuin Hicks. jean
Fraser. Deborah Goldman, Ruth ora
dean Watkins reagl Virginia splitter.
M"rsaret Lee Flournoy. Marion Cor
irudr smith. Adele Levitt. Annie
i.ober Naomi Glyn,on Russell. Al
lene Brockonhrough Archer.
Tho following pupils were also an
nonnced winners Of prizes:
Life membership TO the Alumni as
ISOLATION of John Marshall. given ~
Or Ramon - Gagcin TO Miss Sallio
ch!ldrey for showing the mos, school
spiri' during IN" past year.
V silver loving cups donated ny
Walter Il. Anderson. ot the class o,
June. 1917. hne to Joseph William
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
PASTOR DENIES GIRL
FACED CHURCH TRIAL
ON DANCING CHARGE

u:outluucd From Pagc pnc)
as To all forms of sin, whereby ""
cause Our brother to offend, and
wherein our Christian influence is inn
paired. if not altogether destroyed"
"rhc following Sunday this resolu-
ton was read at the public service in
the morning.
1t is the policy and practice ,as
per the rosoluticn), of the church to
visit members who dance. or who in
any way act as the church thinks un-
becoming to II Christian, and try to
show them their fault. This is usual
~ AL that is found necessary. Thus
far nothing more has been done. nor
do we anticipate the necessity Of do
ing more.
w feel that Il great Injustice. it
not cruelty. has been done one of our
brightest and best young women We
hope that in the future the press. aud
their inforiners. viii get the facts
from a reliable source. before rap.r;-
ing "a case calculated to harm. lot,
only the individual but the churca.'
Signed: ". y. GUnton, pastor. Jo-
Seph i. Sadlcr, chairman: T.. y. Dal-
ton. secretary; W. l.. Bailey. A.. IL.
Bolton, II. l. Pinchheck. -. +. La
frade, l.. 7, Eancs. T.. .. Moscley. G.
i. Murdoch, $. 4. Peck, Il. T.. Everett.
board OF deacons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
lBy United Nows.l

LONDON. June 9.-Royalty, mem
bcrS OF Parliament. Cabinet ministers
and prominent London citizens joined
with the shadowy ncurcs Of Poplar
and Limehousc in paying tribute to
VIII Crooks. who rose from poor
house boy To Il sat in the House OF
Commons. and whose death sUrrowcd
the entire country.
At his funeral Thursday marched
i1cn OF hi,h estate who sat with
him in Parl amcnt, but all night long
tho workers &c In. East End. from
whose ranks he rose and for whom
he did 50 much. kept vigil al All
SAINTS Church in Poplar. in the heart
of that mysterious part Of London
made famous by Thoma Burke.
Until long after midnight. lines Of
sorrow!nE poor folk who miss him
most passed the coffin whcrc Crooks
lay in state. with the dawn. work.
ers, carrying thcir dinncr-pails on
their way to the docks. stopped TO
pay silent respect to the illustfioUs
commoncr. Barchcaded. these folk.
lives know little tenderness.
salutcd the remains of the man they
lead loved.
Women pny Tender Tribute.
Morning brought the wives and
mothers of L]imehuuSc. for whose
Welfare Will Crooks Was always
legislation, aud they, with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
ALL LONDON PAYS TENDER
TRIBUTE TO MAN WHO SPENT
LIFE IN SER VICE OF ITS POOR
Royalty Vies With Poverty's Victims in Honoring
Memory of Will Crooks, Who, Born in Poor
house, Fought Way to Parliament.

dirty-faced, ragged children ~cllnging
10 their skirts. kept the little rhurch
filled with mourners. ~ noontimc
shor girls and other workers tool
their places for a moments tribute.
King George aud Queen Mary cX-
pressed their sorrow at the death
OF crooks. and past and present Pre-
inicrs added their words of paist
for tho work he had accomplished
during his remarkable lifetime.
Rises From Very Bottom.
Sixty years ago. Will Crooks vas
in the ponrhouse. an orphan of II,
the other sad waits Of "a district that
was then as black as ever it has
been painted. With his environment
an almost hopeless obstacle To sue
cess. he fought his way to the top
until IN 1903. when he was 81 years
of aSr. thc Poplar workers sent
him TO Parliament. Since then liz had
won the respect of all men. of high
and low estate by his able work
in the House of Commons, and his
constant cnampioning Of legislation
To benefit the poor OF London
Although he was in later years
welcomed in the highest circles Of
English society. and u friend of Kin.
George. Will Crooks never forSock
The dismal. sometimes !uwloss. Soc
tom of Poplar which had bcen his
boyhood home. lIc lived for seventy
onc years. and died. amidst suuallor
and poverty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
REAR-ADMIRAL SIMS
Is RETlCEMT OVER
HIS LONDON SPEECH
(Continucd From I'irst Pngc.


Mrs. Sims Interrupted tho %v!ew
and hurried the admiral away for an
automobile ride.
Loud Cheers for Sims.
Admiral sim was tho guest of the
Parliamentary Naval Committee Of
the House of Commons this evening.
Ilo was loudly chccrcd during II most
cordial reception. and Rear-Admiral
Sir Reginald Hall referred to him
fcclinEly as u great admiral. Il great
American friend OF Britain"
Among Sims hosts were Austen
Chamberlain. Chancellor Of the EN-
c%hcqucr: Cecil Iiarmsworth. NJ. p:
NiScount CurzOn and j. G.. Clynes.
Labor NJ. +. Austen Chamberlain.
toasting the admiral. said:
1--WE welcome Admiral Sims. not
only because of his great work
throughout the war. nor because of
the cordial relations which he helped
to form and maintain 'bctwccn the
American and British navics. bu first
and foremost, because he was q; citi-
zen and patriot Of the United States,
who understood how to reconcile
service of America with recognition
of the friendship OF Great Britain"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

Leath for making the highest stand
ing in his studies for the past four
years and the other to Bailey Floyd
Tyson. as bong the most prominent
in school athletics.
Given Honorable Mention.
Honorable mention was also made
OF Miss Doris Kaufman Mntz. be-
cause Of her excellent record in IA
tendance and department. Miss Miltz
was not absent nor tardy during the
last six years. and had a clear record
as to dement's.
Mr.. HARDWOOD announced tina; the
John Marshall High School would
hold two halliday school sessions
during the next year. as it would be
necessary to discontinue all classes
held in tho school annex. According
!" the plans az the school Board an
other high school viii he built whcrc
the school administration building
now stands. because of the several
additional classes to he held in
John Marshall until the completion OF
the new school. il will be necessary
10 conduct a morning session, start
ing at 5 o'clock and closing at noon.
while the second session Will start
At the close Of the first and continue
until > o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
Rehabilitation 10 Cost 5000. 900.
IBy United Ncws.l

WASliINGTON. June o.-Tho re.
Mobilization of families impovcrish.I
by the Pueblo food viii cost al Icas,
100000, according to an estimate
wired 10 national headquarters Of tH.
American Red Cross By James /,
Ficscr. in charge OF Rcd Cross relI.r
operations in Colorado. In addition
q lagc sum will nc required Io- bus
ntss rehabilitation the report staied
The Pueblo city government. ri,sor
reported. plans to clean up tho d.
r":tatch portion OF tho city with tn.
all OF the United states Publ,
licalH service aai state tr1ors.
E~'n"ircncy n"cls nave been tact
promptly, but the Ia Cross ls luokcA
IL iOi the restoration # ;hc IioGd
sufferers family llfc.
The national headquarters. TO date,
has forwarded 100000 to n scene
OF the disaster.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
SALVATION ARMY TAKES
CHARGE OF PUEBLO CAMP
First Unit of Great Refugee Homo
In Operation, WHI 1000
Occupants.
PLAN TO WARE FOR 10000
Ked Cross Issues List of 1877 Miss
ing Since Flood Carried Death
AMI Devastation 10 Colorado
City.
IBy Associated prcss.l

fU EBLO. col, June 9.-Thc FIRST
unit OF the huge refugee camp being
here is now In operation
under the supervision %; the Sa'va-
Ton Army, IL was snnounced BY the
military authorities today. The
"tusee camp viii have Il capacity OF
.o.Op". There arc 1000 persons il,
the salvation Army unit, ana l.5Op
more persons arc expected today.
An announcement Of iiscas. ,oudi.
t!,us following thc flood was made
today by DIR. }. -. Cornell OF the
United states Public Health Service.
There are cirhty-thrcc cases of
diphtiicria. OF which thirty-four ar.
|Gnarantin"d; fourteen eases OF
scarlet fever. " OF typhoid. five Of
smallpox ana ten Of c~hicScu-poN.
IN" food wreckasc of ricbi" Will
be cleaned up by members az tho
American ICEion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
BECKETT WILL ADDRESS
NORTH CAROLINA SOCIETY

EN-Goveruor Thomas W. Pickett
Will speak AT SIS o'clock tonight in
the Commonwealth Club on the sub
j"ct. what North Carolina Has .Ac-
complishcd" The meeting will be
held undcr the auspices of the North
Carolina Society OF Richmond.
Not only are all North C%arolinians
invited 10 hear Governor Beckett. hut
the general public and those inter
cstcd In tho business and social r"la-
lions Of the stat, arc also privileged
To attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
.A|R SERVICE HEADS
AT ODDS MENOHER
ATTACKS MITCHELL
Chief of Department Seeks Dis
missal of Bomb Dropping
Proponent.
RESULT OF ARMY FLYERS
CRITICISM OF SYSTEM
General Mitchell Holds That
Man in Charge Should
Be Aviator.
ny Ralph II. Turner.
United News stan Correspondent

.,
'"he P'oS'''
po' - S''''N' "a ''"'h ''''n'i'n
'"toiE a"'hN army MYERS are "''hs
~. -, ~ y" SCI
.uta.a.. :
go .n5 81. "'''E "'F
bomh-ar"nn, 'LJm,', 81
t,r~., 80, ~ ,, 49,, -.
ca Ni"''' '''''e'"' mares l
nIo1inc ny sar !, '"s a.. SG'l .tS' en-
,ba, vi,c,,,, =, .Ita,.,
assignment
Menobor.s rsc,,o.t r.. ~ a.
iormailr IN same, -. W..
hui the latter a~nununroh n. MANIA
take no action in tho p,,,,or ,,,n ~.
had ,pv,s,tn,t.a n.rsor,u,. 49,
ton which exists I'm inc mir soryr.,
The Meuoncr-Mitchell break mas
attracted wide attention h..,, -.
it's connection win N~,,cb.n.s .,,,
for q separate mir department, +, ,i,a
Cabinet. ana it's rcIa,ior =, -. .,,
Ing bombing ta1s 80, 49,
Capcs. Th,se'tos,s ,r. 80"
outgrowth OF Generol Ni,.,,oI,.a
tentions that modern baitlnshtus 49,,
helpless under a shower az birh
plosivc bombs which No worId ,,,o
the airplancs dron from tho .p,n.
Charges Not Made ru,,,c
A~lthoush Mcnohor,s ~snoci~.
against Mitchell have no, b.c- ma,.
public, it is known they relate ,,osn.
~ to Mitchells axitude towor5 ,,o
f"f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

=. ,. Lake. assistant 20 President,
William j. %ilarahan. OF the Chcsa.
peake and Ohio Railway. in charge
OF statistics and expenses. returned
yesterday from n trip over the sys-
tenn. Garrett b. Wall, vice-prcsident
Of the c e. q. Railway. returned
to Richmond yesterday from a bust
ness trip TO Cincinnati. Ohio, ana
Lexington, Nv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
Comm Jnck,nn" onens June IS.

II. :. owens. hcadmasicr of the
fiShhurnc Military Institute.
WayncShoro. Va. is spending several
days in the city arranging for tho
camp Tor boys, which Will opcn June
~ at Camp Jackson loca,cd in
the A~'lcEhanics. ear Hot Springs.
va. The purpose OF the camp is cauA
cational ana rcCrontiuual.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
| DIES. ! HURT. AS IRISH
POLICE ARE AMBUSHED
He Assoclnted press.l

~ht.LFAST, IRELAND. Juno "a
y'!onr cyciing patrol. which was about
-" search a house near Ncwry last
night. ran into AN ambush OF armed
men and 4 fight cnsucd in which one
constable was killed and another was
wounded. Two Republicans In the
attacking party were Killed II one
member of the party wounded.
At cdrrick-on-Suir, County Water
ford, a constable was shot dead while
bicycling to his home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

The Scout Master q play given
hy the Brook I'M Scout. for the
bcn.:i, Of Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church. viii be presented tonight at
s:l' o'clock In William I'oN School.
cast has been practising ~oarnes,-
~ Tor some tim. ON the play and an
excellent performance is. expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
Dexter Gond Appointed.

Announcement was made last night
that Dexter Goad, Of H!llsviilc, had
been appointed "a Held agent in the
Southwest section for .hc l%mternai
Revenue Department and will be IN.
der The direction Of Internal Revenue
Collector Noel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Miss Hayes Funeral To-day.

funcral services for Miss Jennie
Hayes, i2io North Avenue, daughter
OF Michae! and Ethel Hayes. will he
held this morning at 10 o'clock from
- Peters church. Miss Hayes died
yesterday morning. Resides her par
cntS she is survived by the following
sisters Mrs T.. y. WaTwick. Mrs.
Katherine Hayes Alrot,, Miss Mary
NJ. Hayes, all OF Richmond. and Mrs.
II. i" Pipp!n. oi Abingdon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
Elliott L.. iinrr.

WINCHESTER. VA, June O.
stricken with heart disease shortly
after he had opened his store. Ell
lott l.. Barr, Is, fell dead bchind
the counter, where he was found by
customers. An inquest was deemed
unnecessary. He was a native of
Lancaster County, Pa. and was mar
ricd twice. both wives being dead.
surviving are two sons, two laugh-
tors. three brothers and three sis
tiers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
TENNIS TOURNAMENT BEGINS
AT COUNTRY CLUB TODAY

y Representatives OF clubs IN Wash
'-lnRton, Baltimore. Norfolk and Rich
mono VIII cnte: the tennis tourna.
-Tnent for the Hotchk!s. cup, which
"opens At the Country III OF V.r-
~E!h!a today nnd continues through
-stomorrow. a lawn party, FOR mem.
~~bers o. the Country CIut only, Will
@ee held ct 8 O'Clock this evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
TIidcn out OF .rournumr,,

HEIk TtNII.AM, Nt.NT. EMO. .Iuuc
=, William I. Tilden. of Philad.l.
hhli; worlds grass and hard court
singles tennis champion. is SUFFERING
from AN ahsccss and viii Ice unanl.
10 appear in tn" tennis ournamcnt
now in progress here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
40 Meeting or noc,, committee.

When Chairman Joseph T.. Num-
ally, Of the Council, Committee on
Dock. River ne Tiarhor, found that
there was nothing on the docket OF
the COMMITTEES. which was scheduled
t. meet last night. he promptly call
cd of the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

Ing has been issued. and any firm ~
person charging more than tie prn-
Hood PRICES will be punished by Sd.
military authorities. the order e5y.
The local chapter of the Red Cros.
which is In charge of -I',c. work in
tn Hood district in Pueblo. th!,
afternoon issued n list misSiu.;
persons continuing l27 names.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
Southern .Assorin,ion Results.

Memphis, -; Nashville. ~. (Scc.
"lh game. seven innings by agree
iucnt.)
Little Rock. is; birmingham. So.
second game, seven innings by
Chattanooga. (. Mobile, s.
Atlnnta-Ncw Orleans, rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

DANNlLhf:. VA. June g.-The flu
neral was held at Keeling yesterday
OF Eleanor Anderson. ~3-ycar-oid
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. jess An
dcrson, the child dying in twenty
four hours from ptomaine poisoning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

t,'LI Minus, ONO. juno o-Nartin
hErk". New orleans heavyweight and
"a OF Jack pcmpScy's sparring part.
nHrS, knocked out Joe Downcy. CO.
.imhUs. i'm tho eleventh round Of their
scheduled iwclvc-rOund bout here to-
light.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
Goif Tournament opens.

NUN ~I'ipNIhkY, Ma, Iunc O.
with the largest number of contest
ants, IN tho history OF The club. Tho
tenth annual invitation golf tourna-
Hent of the Montgomery Country
.!uo opened today ana Viii last
through Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

JERSEY CITY, y, J.. June o
Johnny Bun. American nvwcirb;
'hhmri"n. Knocked out Harry Man
soil. Of ENGLAND. in the third round
81 - Sch'dl Sd twclvc-rouud bout herr
tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

I: T.. rnfogd. member of the Iioue,
OF Delegates from brunswick Count
ana Il a. Comm!ns. representing Kin.
william and Hanover cnuntics. wcr.
Ia tn" city last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
IntcrnntinnnI Lrnruc nr.uI,.

Jersey CITY. g; Newark, =.
syracuse. >; Toronto, >.
Baltimore. :; Reading. q.
ohIN thre" games scheduled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

lndianapolis-St Paul. rain.
columbus. 10; Kansas CITY. ;.
Louisville, g.; Minneapolis. =
Toledo, .: milwaukee,. IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
rroGtccrinu IL I.rohibi,cL.

y military order JUS, ISSUED III
rtcis Major Albert II. Mueller. IT the
United states Army. To tax" cua.rc
OF ali United States properly in III.
CITY. An order prohibitinc prOnt. T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
Fioridn Stnte Lcngur nc.uu.
e. * o. onirin,, n.nr,

Orlando. D; Jacksonville, /.
,.hk'Iand, 10: ST Petersburg. >.
Daytona. 3. Tampa, >.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

Argentine financial conditions were
reported as about the same, but with
a decrease In commercial failures.
IMPORTS from Great Britain. except
textiles. were observed to he de-
crcasinG, and German competition
was reported kccner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

Mrs. Sims Interrupted tho %v!ew
and hurried the admiral away for an