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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-23
Financial Briefs

Because of the Thanksgiving holiday the
consolidat ted statement of Federal Reserve
Banks will be released for publication on
Saturday morning, and that OF the Reserve
Bank Of Philadelphia on Saturday afternoon.
instead OF Friday. Statement will be made
The average price. OF the twenty' active
tcrday to 1921. while the twenty railroads
declined O1G per cent to 1920
The syndicate which purchased tho. sl1.-
900 issue OF Pennsylvania state -. per
cent bonds Is Offering the bonds at 100 and
Interest, yielding more than 4.@0 per cent.
The bethlehem Steel Corporation. &C
Cording to an announcement yesterday, has
called for redemption on January 10 next
S7.5oO.000 secured serial Z per cent notes.
run until july D, 1922. The right to con-
vert tho notes into consolidated mortgage
thirty-year sinking fund per cent bonds
Will expire January 10.
President Davis in n letter 20 sharehoid-
crs Of VILLA Tool Corporation says Octo-
Der sales showed increase af approximately
No per cent over September, while November
sales indicate % per cent increase over Oc-
shows that they averaged over 30 per cent
for first ten months Of 1920 and over -
per cent OF normal capacity prior to 1920
Tho Philadelphia National Bank. fiscal
agent OF the Commonwealth of Pennsylva-
MIA. announces that the defntivc bonds
series and G.. Of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania In registered and coupon form
are now ready for delivery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-27
"SHAXINGS."

Local theatregoers will see Harry
Beresfovd next Monday and Tues
day at the Orpheum just after "A
long Chicago engagement at Pow
ers theatre Of that place in the
cape Cod comedy, "Shsvings."
Henry ". Savage Offering. "Shav-
<ings" is taken from Joseph c.. Lin
coins novel OF that name, which
was a best seller on the book mar
ket for months. The comedy is de-
scribed as having romance and real
ism. love and laughter. comedy and
drama. sentiment and humanity.
All the action takes place at Cape
Cod. and all the persons in the play
are native New Englanders. Inter
woven with the humor OF the play
are touches OF sentiment that
heighten the merriment, and there
is heart interest In the love stories
running through the action The
original company is coming here
supporting Mr.. Beresford. and in
cludes James Bradbury. Charles
Dow Clark. Clara MOores, Patricia
Morris. Marie Vernon. Rober.
Craig, Ben Lodge. Mitchell Harris.
Alexander Clark. Jr.. and Dudley
Clements. The play also enjoyed
long runs in New York. Boston and
PHILADELPHIA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-27

Al G.. Field, the eminent minstrel
producer whose Ministries. vintage
OF 1920. are 20 be seen at the oliver
Saturday afternoon and night and
Sunday night, has written an inter
esting book on the History Of Min
strelsy. Mr.. Field has made min
strelsy his life work and his knowi-
edge OF It dates back 10 an early
day.
In HIS book he cites the fact that
tho first minstrel show, as II is now
known. was presented IN 1870, be-
Ing intended AZ a benefit perform
anco for r. W Pelham, one OF
group OF legitimate actors who In
troduced darkey impersonadons. in
the form OF Single turns" as spe-
cfalties between acts Of the regr-
lar dramatic performances. This
benefit performance saw the first
grouping OF blackface Ministries
into ensemble organization and
presentation and originated the
FIRST part" with its semi-circular
seating arrangement.
II "a further indicated by Mr..
Field. as may be supposed. that the
American minstrels had their in
spiraton in the plantation darkey Of
the sunny south. The negro f. the
most tractable and initiative OF all
human beings. Long before the
minstrel show was born. the darkey
sang his songs and danced his &C.
centric dances on the plantations Of
Dixieland.
IL IS interesting 20 note Mr. Fields
explanation OF the origin or the
"eake walk" When the Hugenots
fed their native land and settled in
South Carolina, they brought their
customs with them. These included
that stately dance, the minuet. BY
way OF refreshments at these Jar
ties q large fruit cake was served.
The negroes naive imitation Of the
Courtly minuet. as they had wit
messed the original from the side
lines. so to speak. became the cake
walk of minstrel tradition and plan
tation darkey funmakin6.
As may be imagined. the darkey
injected into his imitation OF the
rninuet all the animation and bar
oaric prancing for which he has al
ways been noted He made it a
thing Of "syncopation full OF the
"r.gtime" and what is now known
as JAZZ" which have swept the
country lin more recent years The
minstrel show. therefore. first in
troduced Jazz" into American mu-
sic and amusement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-27
ORPTIETAI.

Lillian Walker. whose dimpled
blondness and popularity as a
movie" star have been attracting
large crowds to the Orpheum this
week 20 see her IN person. appears
at that theater for the last time
tonight. Leo Beers, a distinctive
entertainer in piano and song
stories. Frank Rich and company.
appearing I'm the musical revue,
1.-THE District School" James and
Eta Mitchell in aerial fun, Bayes
and Fields. blackface comedians.
and Garcinette brothers, novelty
hat throwers, complete the pro-
gram.
Following her phenomenal rise to
stardom in the photoplay "Humor-
esque," Vera Gordon has returned
to the speaking stage and Will ap-
pear at the Orr heum the last half
Of this week in the specially writ
ten comedy Lullaby" This
playlet from the pen of Edgar Al
len WoOlf Is a home and mother
story and gives her another mother
role" that Will prove an enormous
ouCttSSs tAuGdIIuB nEE TO All WHO
witness her performance. on the
same bill appears Charles Wilson,
popular nut comedian; Redford
and Winchester. versatile entertain
ers; Miss Bobby Harris. a singing
cOmedienne; Will and Gladys
Ahearn. bicyclists, and Axgeld Ar
mentO and brother. whirlwind aero
bats.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-27
CASTLE.

For It's last showings in South
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-27
AUDITORIUM.

In preceding comedy success
Connie TaImadge has been guilty OF
many endearing but naughty pranks
and the inimi,able star has oflci-
ated as an expert in affairs OF the
heart-scarched for a sinner with
amusing consequences. and even de-
fed convention by accepting the
hospitality OF FIVE nice old dad
dies" for a week without a chap
eron. But iu Good References. "
which is shown today and tomor-
row at the Auditorium, Connie
nearly oversteps the border OF play
fitness. when she sets Ere 20 Bird
get MuIIigan's boarding house, com
monty known as Journeys End. In
the cast are Vincent Coleman. and
Mona Lisa. Edgar Takes the
Cake" Is clever juvenile comedy
by Booth Harrington, and Fox News
rounds out the bin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-27

They settle on the east side Of New
York City. but prosperity visits
them in the childreH's youth and
they move a block or two vest
Meanwhile life has offered its
temptation 10 the two children or
Mother Lantini. To the girl has
been shown the glittering allure OF
the primrose path. while the boy
gets tangled up in web OF circum-
stances surrounding a murder. Blu
through all the troubles. ike a
torch in midnight. burns the stead
fast. yearning faith and love OF tho
greathearted mother.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-27
Iheate1-S


Today Is you- last opportunity
or witnessing Marshal Neillan's
greatest production. "Dinty." fea-
turing freckie-faced Wesley Barry.
with bundle OF papers under his
arm and shouting as loud as any
other kid in san Frsncisco's China
town. using his best efforts 20 sup
port his dying mother. As king o.
tho ncwsooy trust. Dintys two lieu
tenants are Chinese haIf-breeds and
Jolly little coon. both selling
members OF the trust. and Cor them
Dinty puts up many a Tight. The
original newsboys quartette OF Chi
cago are used IN the presentation
Of this production, which has been
well received By theater goers OF
South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-27

Vera Gordon. the actress who
rose into worldwide renown by her
playing OF the part OF Momma KaE-
tor IN Fannie Hursts "Humoresque"
and who Is now headliner in
vaudeville. is the stellar attraction
at the LaSalle today. where her new
and universally appealing tale Of
maternal passion, The Greatest
Love" IS being shown. IN this pic
ture she is shown as the Italian
mother OF two little tots. all Amer.
ica-bound on an immigrant liner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-27

Bend. without Limit" the esI e.
cially fine Metro feature starring
Anna Q: Nilsson. is being shown to
day at the Castle. II IS from the
Saturday Evening Post story, TEN
pie Duck" Tomorrow. for its mrs.
times here. the Castle will offer The
Mistress Of Shenstone." in which
the great Pauline Frederick IS win
ming her greatest film triumph.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-27

studio experiences and answered a
number % questions concerning her
work. from the interested members
who appreciated meeting the star
i. Scharnberg. manager Of the Or
pheum. was also a guest OF the
club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-27

plays the part OF "A girl who. TO save
her lover from financial ruin. APP
propriatc3 check for $4,000.
Later she realizes that she is really
IN love with the man from whom
she took the check. and the cOmpI-
cations that easue are finally UNI
tangled and the ending is "a happy
one. The scenes are laid ia and
around Sew York at the present
time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-27

How many millionaires must an
actress wed and divorce before she
has income sufficient 10 live without
working .-Nllwaukee Journal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-27
.PAYNrENT GUARANTEED. Z.

Final showing OF Payment Guar
anteed." a screen production which
was shown at the Oliver yesterday.
will be given today. NIargarita
Fisher. featured in the production,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-27

Lillian walker, the motion picture
star who is appearing at the Or
pheUm. was the guest Of the Uni
versity club at luncheon Tuesday.
Miss Walker spoke briefly of her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
SCHOONER TOTAL Loss
ON bodies ISLAND BEACH
The Laura A. Barnes Founding I"
Pieces rhirty-Fiyc Miles South
of Virginia jcs:rh.

NoHrOl.N. VA. June i-rouniinr
her bottom - pieces. the four-inastrd
schooner Laura y Harncs Is total
loss on the beach mea. Eodje's ISL
and.
Her crew. consisting OF G ~ BARNES
master ani ten m.n. were taken of
by men from coast guard station 81.
10. and viii be- brought - Norf"lE
The l'Hrr"s Won't ashor" last u,rhi
iu "a heavy fog and was driven hard
'Eronnd by tho high seas ilcr plight
"as discovered by tho coast guard
this morning. The guard went On,
in loats and win dicuity were able
To bring TIN" cr"w of
the home por, Of the Barnes is
Mar6lehcad, Nass.. anh she was out
Of Sew York bound for GEORGETOWN
with no cargo.
Tho position OF the Barnes when
Ga" went aground was ll-2 miles
north % station l75. and about thirty
hvc miles south Of Virginia Beach.
II viii not be rossihl. 10 salvage
tn" schooner. The loss is estimated
al S-'N.N'F.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
DANVlLLE DOCTOR WILL
PRACTICE IN ECUADOR

DANNli.lE. VA. June DIR. w. l..
'"lvtm. assistant health officer Tor the
past three months. left today
Tor New York. and on Juno II viii
san WITH his wife. for Ecuador. where
n" is going 20 take ~ health work.
Or DAVIS a local practitioner. will
conttnu" the local clinical work. and
samuel ctaman. OF Louisiana. is com
'"G I" take chars" of the city labor
"t"ry. Tho health officer h,s also
announced the arrival hero tomorrow
Water J. Cartier. of Washington
"h" VIII have charge of the rccr.-
atlonal work here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
NEWS CA TFzEE2ED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA
LYNCH8URG COMPANY ASKS
FOR INCREASED CAR FARE

y hearing viii h" held before the
state Corporation Commission today
on tho ,pplication of tn" i.ynchburr
Traction and i.inht c"mpnny FOR per
mission 10 make ""rtrin increases in
charges for light and power. ue wcll
as 5-c"nt rails" In fares ON its TRACE
ton lines outside III" city of Lynch
burg The company seeks 10 Increase
Us S"s rat" IN Lynchhurg from 81 20
:" $40 per i."nr cubic feet and 20
inaugural" sliding scale system Of
''lhrreS for electric ligH, and power
whether SOLD al wh"l"s.,lr ur retail.
m city '"uncil of LguchHur-, re-
r""iiy rejected IN" compHuy'.> appi,-
eaton Cor permission TO rails. stree;
car fares from > To- t. cents The com
H"hE thrn appealed ~ tn" state COR
p"rhti"n Commission for pcriesIou To
iHiN" fares IN tn" county. where tin.
!,ynohhurg city Council has no au-
,h"ri,y To r"guI:tn such matters. crurn
d" TO cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
DAUGHTERS OF WElL-KNOWN
FAMILIES ARE GRADUATING

Especial /" The Times ltIspaich
MARION. VA. Jun" Tie class
OF lt2l Of Marion Culieg" is exceed
inG'N fprtunat" a. regards ancestors.
declared Mrs u !: ropouhnyer at tn.
aimtnnao luncheon given by the col
Log" TO its a!uinuac and board ot
trustees on Monday 81 o'clock
Tnc ranks Of Marion Colicr.
alumnac wclcom" Ia TINS class q
descendant of rrisc.la ANA Jpha
\ldcn. Miss pphcljh riison; - grad
daughter and great grand dau.htcr
Of ono OF IA" most eminent Jurists Of
Southwest Virginia. Judge John y
k"ll"N FOR mauy wears president Of
IA" board q; trustees II tn. college.
MS grand daughter in the oluss lciuu
Miss Martha Hop"uhnv"r aud great
g-"uhduuSh'"r. Miss Lois Kllm,,r: a
Grand -daurhi"t of th. dean 81 Penn
~ lrania '"!l"r" Miss Margaret iiiEl.i
~" daughters ~ members % IN"
Legislature. from Suyrh County. Misc
Josephine Anderson and Mss Anna
Eonham. Mics Virginia Kite Is ,hc
third ~ thr"" sisters 10 gradual. at
NDrirtl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
y. S. SOON TO PLAN FOR ITS
SHORT-DEBT EXTENSION
IRv unlfnh Nemu ,

WASiilNCIToN. June I-imrrov!n;
business conditions. ana an 'cnsier''
money market, load 10 The beHcf that
tn" Treasury before long will begin
ITS operations TO extend the time OF
maturity Of the short dated debt.
Tn" debt maturing. within two
years amounts approx imatcly 10 81
500 ,o00.ooo which it les the intention
Of the Treasury 10 fund. since. i,s re-
tircm"nt from current revenues will
no impossible. except perhaps to
about the extent or billion The
debt consists OF victory notes. Treas
ury certificates. ana war saving
securities.
The Treasury expects to offer. in.
stead "f its customary monthly Offer
inG Of Treasury certificates. when
market conditions arc regarded Az
favorable. issues OF short-tcrin notes.
These notes would mature IN from
three 20 five years. and would enable
tn" short-datrd debt TO b. extended
over the period ending in 1925. when
the third Liberty loan comes tae.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
FREDERICK COUNTY FRUIT
GROWERS TO JOIN n. F. B. F.

Sp"cial - Thc Times -DispatthJ
WINCHESTER. VA Jun. The
Frederick county FruIt Growers As
80 alton whose u.Iuh"rs own and
"p"r"l" commercial april. orchard.
Enuidining approximate, LOCO. DOn
trees. has voted 10 join tn" national
Fam Bureau Fcd"ra,i"u's orGauIza-
,l"n IA Nirr-.nia Tn" v";. 10 join lpl-
lowed speech hT - ~ Bargor. Vice
president; o! the Virginia hran.f. in
which h" declared that Agricultural
Hnd related interests ""r" compelled
:" organize for self preservation.
Compliant WAS nadr ~ tho meeting
that freight rates from points In Ncw
York state I" Southern cities :vcro
lower than from Virginia points to
TIC sam" cities Of the south
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
WINCHESTER H. S. LOSES
COMPETITIVE DRILL BANNER
Special 20 Tho Times. Disn,.rh

Especial 20 The Times. Disp,.,hj
WINCHESTER. VA. June "a
c"np"titiv" dr.ll Tor possession Of
;he Chamber OF coiumcrc" banner vas
won by cigh;-tcnths OF "a point y"S.
;"rday afternoon by Shcnaudouh Val.
ley Academy over Winchester High
school. which had been in possession
OF the banner twO years. \ third
successive win would have given IL
permanent ownership. Tn. event Mas
the annua! field classic of ;hc two
institutions. The Judges were Major
James r. Byron, 'ishburnc Military
: hopl: Major y. X. ratch, .ir. Staun-
ton Military Academy. and Captain
Walter + Mcco-d. Georgetown Cni-
vcrsity. Tin" academy company Was
commanded by cadet Captain W II.
Koch. and ;hc high school company
by cadet Captain Harmon Baker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
MRS. ELIZABETH KEARNY
TO BE BURIED IN RICHMOND

CHAiiiOTTiSViI. w. juno J.
The body Of Mrs Elizabeth iiarri-
son k"aruy who Iicd Monday Il,
tn" homo Of her husband. General
John Watts E"Hrn". on Lewis Noun
tain. near TIA" university. WAS taken
today 10 Richmond. whcr. th" inter
meat occurred ia hollywood Come
terry.
Mrs H"aruy Wa a daughter az 'hc
lat" Colonel Julian iiari.suu. Of r:Ih
mn on IA. James Hiy'r.
Mrs kcaruy Is survived bY h"r
husband ana on" daughter EIiaab.th.
Sin" also leaves i"o brothers Bcr
nard Harrison. Of Sew York ana
pcyion Harrison. of Louisville. anu
two sisters, Mrs. Matter l. Addison.
Of iyuchhurr. Va. and Mrs Louis
McCouas Of Washington. -. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
RECEIVERS WATCH TAKEN
DURING BAGGAGE L00T|NC
Admiral Alhcrt Gicnves Identifies
Timcpicrc-S1:; 10000 Worth
Still Unclaimed.
| snccinl ~ rhe rl,mes DLepatch

Special TO The Times Dispatch
LTNCHBtKG, Va. June It'll"
polic" her" hIv" recovered a gold
watch belonging 10 ADMIRAL Albert
Gl"y'S. which WAS ia IN" loot %:
baEpai" stolen rom Southern Raj
WAY trains between her" and Wash
iugtuu over - period az eight months.
tn" watch having been taken ia
trnuti, from Lgnrnhurg 10 Washing
TON March ~. tdmiral iioaN"s hns
told tn" southern Railway inspectors
that the watch Mas given HIM years
ago u! his m"th"r and lie priced II
for that reason
Tn" Southern inspectors her" to-
might say they have recovered about
si3. On0 worth OF stolen property, ana
that they haze claims for about 81
400 worth not yet located.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
NO OPPOSITION TO GROOME
FOR HOUSE FROM HAMPTON

HAMPTON, N.t., June l.-Coloncl
Nelson :. Groomc was today declared
tn" nominee Of tn" Democratic party
Tor the Housc OF Delegates In ELIZA
both tity County. The city OF lamp
ton h'Id phoebus, Tho time for the
candidates TO I'll. their notices hav-
ing closed at noon.
No one offered against Colonel
Groomc, who served the past session.
y. \. Patrick was declared the norni-
ne" FOR city treasurer, Arthur :.
ScGar for commissioner Of the rcvc-
nue.. aud Walter T.. owen, for city
sergeant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
Rats Damage G3rdans and
Kill Poul ~ in d nville

special 10 TIA" Times Dispatch
DANNlii.E. VA. Jun" item
cr:l compliant is hriu.. heard Of
tn" dHinIG" don. to gardens and
I" poultry runs by lIrg" wharf
rats. which have apparently be
com" prevalent during the past
lie" months several garden own
"iS III various parts uf IN" city
ar" complaining of ia" damage.
III" rodents being Described as
larr" as SQUIRRELS and whp prey
with "asc an young chickens. even
Invading hen r"rsts at might and
killing fowls Til" belief js cx-
pressed that the rats ar" making
their WAY mere from scarorts in
freight cars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
OANVIllE TO CELEBRATE
JEFFERSON DAVIS DAY
!, lSreciaI @ IN. Times pispalch.

tSrcciai To Tn" Times Dispatch
birthday Anniversary Of jefferson,
Davis. horn in Kentucky In lNOS. win
70" celebrated hero Ola Friday night
"ith '.pproprjat. hou"rs by tn" Ann.
Eliza johns Chapter United Daurh-
'.rs Of the opnt"d"racy Rev j. Nj
Sh"ihurnc. j.. -. viii hc The prin-
"ipal speaker. ia" exercise. TO take
place AT the Memorial Mansion whcr.
Davis Is said 10 have held his last
'hhin"t meeting ami to have Issued
his last prorlImation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
Injured Marine. In,royc

REDERiCNSHuHG. Va. June l.
I. Il Cmrrie and H. IT, Henbron, the
Two young &. s Marines. VINO
wcr. injured IN STAFFORD "Wednesday
when truck i'm which they We're re-
turning 10 ouantico overturned wcr"
taken 20 the Base Hospital. IN ouan-
'ico from tho Mary Wa shington Hos
pital this city. where they have been
since tho accident. They w"r" rc-
moved on str"tchcrs in "a large am
bulanc". They arc improved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
slayer. Body Taken Homo.

I.YNCHUUEG, Va, Juuc l.-Thc
body pf io.7crt Davis. who shot and
hili-d Mrs Essic NrbuGas' and then
committed suic.d" hcrr las; night.
WAS taken late today To his home in
charlottesville. mis- father. Jackson
Davis coming here from Chariottrs-
vile TO TAX" charge Of the tody II
has been learned that the woman has
relatives AT e West Virginia minin.
camp known as Desoca, and an effort
IS being made I" !ocat" her relatives
thc-c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
Negro child I>iiIru h, Truck.

l.NNciiBtEG. NA" Jun" louise
NJ. Boiling. = 2-Ncar-old colurrd child.
was Killed by a m".or truck her" Yes
to-day afternoon as she was on her
way TO school. when She ran from
behind wagon in front Of truck
moving IN the opposit. direction. city
Coroner j. g. Nowlin made an inv"s-
tication and held the accident un-
avoidablc. no charges were made
against the chauffeur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
Three Are Held Tor Grand Jurr

bANNll.LE. w. Jun" l-Foilow-
Inr preliminary hearing hc;d AZ
Martinsviile on tn" killing Of Grove.
Ston" AT tn" homo "f Mrs Mar, ko-
ger, near S"nyilie. on May II. three
nave been hold for tine grand Jury.
IhoS" held under bond arc Pose
iiutchcrson. of whom Sij0O has b..n
rcpuir"d. ami Dewey and V,s,I Tern
~. two lads. who are under $500
1ond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
nrromrs Grccn.norn orr,,,,,,

bANNll.lE. VA, Jun" Miss
Louise Gcoch"gan, daughter of CITY
Treasurer GcorG. L. ,;"orhcgan. mas
returned HON" from New York. where
She has been studying tho ORGAN, and
has accepted an offer to bccon,c or
GaniSt AZ tn" First Presbyterian
church. az Greensboro, y &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02

FREDEElCKSlrHG VA. lun" /.
Mrs &. I. Saunders. wife of Hev.
g. y. saunders "f SuOt#ylvauia
County. hi"d AT ia" Mury Washing on
Hospital uor'. I'm or"rat!on Mas p"r-
formed On Mrs. saunders in an at
tempt &" suvo her III. she is sur
rivoi by her husband and several
children Her remains we're 'aken
Z" SpotHylyaua county FOR burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
Anderson on for Hons.

DANNlLI.E. VA. june l-Jos.ph
r Anderson. retiring commissioner or
revenue. has announced his candidacy
for the Hpus" Of Delegates He is
opposed by l.. Il Fair. who mad h g.
announcement Yesterday. Harry
Woodiug. Jr.,today said that he word
not be a candidate. although asked
10 bccom" one ny a committee o. citi-
zcnS, VINO called on him yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02

HNNNTI.LE W Jun. l-Tho
death occurred today ~ Mry Stella
Ferguson Vie Of j. ! Ferguson. ar
tor a long illn'ss. Sh" was 80 yrars
- az" and 3, native OF Nor'b Carolina.
haN mS lived IN nauv.jir for the past
seven years. Snc is survived by ;hrcc
children. a sister and three brothers
The funeral VIII bc mold at the hoin.
ON Franklin Stree, tomorrow after
noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-02
Accused or SIc,iin. uor,.

LfNCHRCRG, VA. June Lip
Eiaukcnship. q white man. was held
"a the police court Wednesday Tor
III" iun" grand jury On tho charge
Of stealing a horse valued at $50 from
Fred Iam"rSon. "a world war veteran
This is tho nrst ease OF this nature
herein for some ycars