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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-14

and peas? Only II days till New
Year.
We're. getting back to normally, all
right. Many merchants report re-
tfirnyto a two dollar limit for most
Christmas presents, with a two-bit
handkerchief favorite.
f4Waycross has just emerged from
AIRED hot mayorality campaign, which
was intensified because 1t required a
rnfl-over. That city can now go back
to work as soon as the casualties have
been cared for.
Two can give cheaper than one.
One more trial and Fatty Arbuckle
will be Skinny Arbuckle.
Way of the trespasser is posted.
Money talks in all languages. Italy
calls it lire; so ddFwe!
IL Christmas does bring peace in
Ireland Lloyd George will claim he
is Santa Claus.
Charity may cover a multitude of
e
siaie-but it covers more backs.
Every third farm has an auto
Other two-thirds must raise corn.
Wonder if the Bolsheviks will made
q lot of good revolutions for New
Year?
Babe Ruth needs big salary be.
cause of the high price of fines.
A dentist may tell you to take care
of your teeth and hope you don't.
Under the proper tariff we can sill
on the coast and swatch the rest o.
the world come buy"
And now India wants the same
offer as Ireland The sun never set!
on the, British troubles.
Films may come and films may go
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-14

We're. getting back to normally, all
right. Many merchants report re-
t1rn8to a two dollar limit for most
Christmas presents, with a two-bit
handkerchief favorite.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-14

Waycross has just emerged from
AIRED hot mayorality campaign, which
was intensified because it required a
rnn-over. That city can now go back
to work as soon as the casualties have
been cared for.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
COOLEST SUWDA Y IN AUGUST
FINDS PARKS ALMOST EMPTY
thermometer i'll Richmond Goes Down as Low 63
and no Higher Than II During Day-Bcgin
to Think of Coal.

hichnond had the honor of holding
next I" the record for low mercury
yesterday. With the tube here show
ihS as sbw as IS and going up no
hlehcr than 80. il was fine to learn
'hat san Francisco beat us by but
enc degree. while oklahoma went mp
70 the dizzy height OF -. showin,: the
hottest place in the United states for
Inc DAY. Light wraps were much in
evidence here yesterday. and blankets
were put into use last night. which
makes Richmond bear up proudly as
hot only fine summer resort. hut
Il comfortable ana healthy place all
the Ncar-around
And Old proh's forecast for today
says; Cloudy and unsettled" while
Tor tomorrow he is Of the opinion
ihat IL wil! be fair ana warmer
Thousands Of the habitucs OF Byrd
Park ANA Shields Lake were con-
Spicuous yesterday by their absence,
from the usual hyunts At o'clock
IN IN" afternoon there were scarcely
a score of persons in the lake From
the dr"ar ana dismal banks Of the
iakc the water looked cold. and the
few spectators gathered their wraps
ahou; them ANA Shivcrcd ana shook
Auto parties We're III evidence along
the country roads. although these
parties were fewer than usual Light
showers had turned the beds OF the
highways into damp ana SoGCy soil.
50 that driving was accompanied by
uo disagrccahlc clouds Of dust
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN
NAMED HERE TOMORROW
State Committee Meets to Sc
Iccl Successor To Late
Rorcr 4. James.

Leaders of the Democrats partv-
members Of the State Democratic
. '"mmitt"c-wiil asScmhl" IN the au-
hit"rium Of Mmrphy's Hotel at $50
"'i"cN tomorrow night to eject a
state chairman to MI the vacancy
caused 10y the sudden death of Horcr
y. james Representative in Congress
from til" Firth District
While not one OF the several we'll
known party workers mentioned for
the position have openly sourh, tho
place. all OF them have expressed a
WILLINGNESS to answer the party'S call
ana I" serve TO the best of their am.
ity. if chosen for TIA" high position.
Prominent among those mentioned
ny friends as worthy of the mantle.
of the late party entertain, is General
William W Sale, former AdJutant-
General. and who succcsyrulIy con-
Quoted the campaign for Senator l..
Lace Triuklc in tn" primary election
Representative H. -. Flood or the
Tenth Congressional District; Senator
Harry Flood l!yrd. editor aud pub
Usher of til" Winchester Star.
Captain J. VI. Harris. of Blackstone.
N"ttowaE County. who was mentioned
early i'm the campaign. has written
"a letter 10 til" NOtt"wUy Record. pub
liSh.d at Grove. expressing apprccia-
ti"n Of the honor friends would be-
stow upon him Ina placing him IA nom
nation FOR the post % state char
man. but he says his health viii not
permit of him assuming the duties.
were b" chosen by TIE committee.
senator =. Ice Triuklc Democratic
nominee for Governor. viii attend tho
meeting. and it is probable that tho
stat" committee VIII answer tho
chalicnI" of Colonel Henry ". An
hcrson. Republican nominee. for q
series 90 join; debates.
number 81 women members of
the committee viii attend The meet
ing. ana the rules OF the crgnnila-
tion may y" changed SO as 80 per
init their taking a dccisiv" part In
the selection Of tn" state chairman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
NORFOLK IN CAYEsT MOOD
FOR LEGION CONVENTION
| 800 Former Service Men Arc
Expected to Gather in
Seaside CITY.

Norfolk promises to he gayrr with
co!orS during TN" state convention o!
The American Legion, which opens
Thursday. September /. and continues
'hr"" days. tiia; il has been in years.
NOT "Nc"pt!uE the time when General
John j rershing paid a v.si, to that
city. For not only is the city pre-
pairing for The visit OF the legion
nair"s. hui il is also decorating; for the
Norfolk fair week, which opens next
Monday. Tn" city officially and all
'h' civic ORGANIZATIONS intend TO make
Norfolk night" which falls ON Fri
cay, on occasion 10 be remembered
Friday is The night on which the
biz jubilee is To he held at the
Hague, the beautiful watering place
in the exclusive residential section Of
Norfolk. known rs Ghcnt Adnira,
i;"dman, admiral Andrews and their
stats Is we'll as other high naval
anl military authorities. are to 10 on
hand with the various commanding
officers II the stat" Legion posts. and
spectacular pyro;cChuical display.
The Battle Of tn" Argonnc." is to be
staged
All delegates To the convention arc
requested by state headquarters to
register with their adjutants and
they VIII then l." eligible to share In
ili ln' entertainments on the three
days program. Tho first days pro-
. gram includes a visit 10 the N,val
Operating iiasc. where a review is to
h" held and a boat ride To the Vir-
Ginia Cnpcs and back TO the city.
I."g!onnaircs who register will t..
| given tickets emitting them 10 a
| trolley ride TO the Naval Base and the
| rip down the harbor. Refreshments
! VIII hc served ON hoard the boat nnd
there Will also be music ana dancing
and vaudeville.
Saturday, the day the convention
adjourns, In" delegates Will 80 to
ocean View Park. where officers viii
toe elected ana Il shore dinnc, njoycd
Trolley tickets and tickets t. all tho
various amusem"uts will be- gwen the
i|cGionnair"s who rec istcr. There viii
be Il banquet in the evening. tu which
tickets will also be given those who
register.
Al! in all. tho Norfolk convention IS
10 l." the greatest the legion has thus
far held. II * expected tina; at least
l25 former service men will 40 from
Richmond. and about 1900 from the
| state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
NEED YOUNG PEOPLE
IN STAGING PAGEANT
Secretary Cridlin Want,
Names of Those Who Can
Act, Sing or Dance

Proper staging OF the Wright,
Historical Pageant next Nav u.;,,
require III" services of thousands -,
young p"oplc-Girls and boys--fro,r
l. TO II years Of age. and wcjpb;,,
not more than 100 pounds. Tho.
must either have ability To nc, ,
gwen part. sing. or dance. socro.
,ary w. II. Cridlin. of the associate,
desires TO receive the name s,reo,
address and Il notation of what n,,
ucuihr thing each can do in "a unr,ic
u'arIS good way. that he ma
compile Il list and prepare for ~
selection OF tho thousands of mo,
women, boys and girls who wiIi T.,
needed for the various scenes Of ,bo
tablcau To be presented each az ,hs
SIX nights during pageant week. h..
ginning May 90.
We nav" ample talent I'm Eicb.
n"hd Tor all Of the parts" said Al
''IdI'n yesterday. III those who On,
act SINE or dance Will send thoi,
h''hcS and addresses promptly To M.
am sure we Will not nave To 70 our.
Si"" IN" state for any talent. and
IN" Virginia Historical pagcnu, .it,
DC spectacle staged exclusively NV
irginians. depicting the S,n,rq
march Of progress since 1907 To thn
date Of the pageant"
The gathering Of data for tho wri.
!ng OF the various sections Of m.
pageant. depicting tho cvcr-chanr
inE scene OF tho States ipdus,,i,,
ana educational progress is progress
inE nicely. and the Vahispa entertain.
m"nts TO be given during tho fan
ana winter VIII add interest To this
work.
~ you want tn be "a performer In
what promises 10 be Virginla'g
Greatest spectacle send your name,
street address, ana all Information
relative TO your ability. To Snrrc,arv
w. H. cridlin. Virginia Historical
Pageant. Richmond. Va. a, ono.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
HER WEIGHT IN COLD
Is ESTIMATED WORTH
'o-Norkers la sunday Srhuui with
MISS Nadine Overall Give Her
ltnnd>omc Testimonial.

occasionally one hears a mctapho-
rical reference to one who is wor,i,
ones weight in gold. but the allu-
SION is generally used in It's ngp.
ra,ivc sense, seldom having amy con
hcction with actual facts. Yet. tho
expression had "a genuine meaning
Tor the members Of the Sundav-sclool
class of the I:road street M.,nudi 81
church yesterday morning when they
wanted to show in 4 mcasur" the
esteem in which They hold Miss Na-
dinc Webb overall. ono Of the ac-
i've w"rk.rS. Following the Ser
vices. she va. called to tho iron,
OF IN" sunday school room ana pre-
scented with chain OF gold" CON
@isting of s. gold pieces. which lit
orally represented her weight In
gold. at the ratio OF 81 10 ono pound
of weight.
The presentation was made by G.
.. Johnson. and Miss overall respond
ed in happy littic speech MISS
overall has done much To- promote.
not only the sunday school. hut tho
church itself She it TO return to
her home in Tennessee about tho FIRST
OF september for "A brief rest. after
which she Will again take up re
lirious work in another field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
WHOLESALERS HERE DO
GOOD PRODUCE BUSINESS
Trading in Poultry Active All
Wcck-Fancy Ncals Bring
10 Gents.

There was no rush of business
along Cary and Thirtccuth Streets
last week. but the commission mcr-
chants and Wholesale produce deal
crS who hang out their signs on
those thorouehfarcs had fairly uc-
tive trade pretty much all the week.
especially from Wednesday, until Sat
ur'iay. There was satisfactory de-
mand for most Virginia products
and there were in most lines ample
receipts to meet it. Tho scarcity Of
products noted WAS confined to vcgc-
tables.
Southwest Virginia cabbage is
now coming in freely and the ac-
tive demand keeps the price up to
$50 To- 81 per crate Of 100 pounds
virginia Irish potatoes are about out
but receipts from other States have
been sufficient to meet the active de
mand ut $3.50 to 81 per bushcl Viz
Einia sweet potatoes are abundant
ana they are meeting with active de-
mand. They are selling at $50 to
$3.50 per barrel. All other vegetables
were scarce.
Virginia apples from the short
crop. brought last week s. To $40
per barrel FOR the fancy and 81 To 81
for the choice Peaches were in
somewhat better supply. but they are
no cheaper.
There was all the week activity
in the poultry line. Large chickens
brought 3a to 30 cents per pound:
small. 80 to 80; hens. u 10 -; roost
crs. 10 to IL ducks. 90 Ia % and
Suincas Cold). % To 60 cents apiece
EGGS were active at 81 TO rs cents per
dozen.
Extra fancy vcals reached 10
cents per pound. medium To GOOD :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
kIWANIANS ENTERTAIN
THEIR LADIES TONIGHT
Boat win Lcnyc Wharf ut 5:yo
otiock for Trip Down thr

The kiwanis Club viii entertain it's
ladies' tonight down In" river
Ladies Night" has boon TIA. topic or
conversation and debate In the ranks
OF kiwhnis for several weeks The
boat VIII leave at 20 o'clock. SO that
much of the beautiful! scenery along
The river may -. seen and enjoyed
inc return trip viii be about II
"cI"ch. Tn" committee. of which
Eugene r. Jones is chairman. has
planned for most attractive outing
The announcement states that ',her.
VIII he good eats. dancing. JAZZ music
ana jolly bunch of people"
BESIDES Mr.. Jones the committee.
embraces the following Kiwaniaus:
lie" Ferguson. T.. ~ Dietrich. L. car
ter Beverley. George Hoppe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
LILLY BLACKS" PLAN
FOR BIG CONVENTION
Delegates From Every Scrti"u Ex-
prrtcd Ia Take Part In Meeting
Here Labor Day.

Tho local conmittc" having charge
OF entertainment during the State
convention OF III" lilly black" Re-
ruhliCans here on Labor bay met AZ
True Rct"rmcrS Hall yesterday ar-
t"rnoon and completed ARRANGEMENTS
tor handling the crowd Of delegates
expected. Joseph X. Pollard pres idcd
over tho meeting
lie stated last night that large
delegations would come from every
city in the state. and that practically
every county would be- represented.
Reports were received yesterday from
many delegations. including those
from Alexandria, stanton, Roanoke
and other cities. The state commit
tee Of negro Republicans viii meet
on September 3 AT True Rcformcrs'
Hall. when the program for the con-
vcntIon will be mapped out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
OLD DOMINION Laos IN
EXERCISE OF SUFFRAGE
I'm 1920 Election Only 9.97
Per Cent of Population
Cast Ballot.
RANKS LAST or TEN STATE,
Only ::a.i:S of ..:.OG.iGI inhabitants
Voted for Presidential Nominees In
November tium I,-
sues Letter. Giving Statistics.

me virginia Association for the
common Good, of which w r. Dab
n"N is secretary and ~. NJ WORKMAN
StatiS;ician. scckin. 10 work uo i'm
! t"r"St in citizenship morale has is
sued statement of the votes cast
~ Inc southern states. which shows
Virginia Ia have east Il total of ono
rs IN 1920. making the old Dominion
the lowest Of group OF States com
posed of Alabama. Georgia. Indiana.
Iowa. Kentucky. Michigan, North
carolina. Tennessee. Virginia and
Wisconsin,. these S,atct; having an
rroNimatcly the same population.
Nirginia'S population is 2.306.3GI
hnd III the 1870 election only ?.97 per
cent OF her population 1vailed them
selves oC III" right nf suffrage.
Following is an cNtrac, from Il let
ter issued by the virginia Association
for the Common Good.
virginia ranked first in population
III the earlier period of the country
From 1850 to 1920 she has gone from
the fifteenth To the twentieth State
Virginia increased in population
from 1910 To 1920. 95o.0oo: Of this
number. 10000 was in the popuIa-
ton Of the cities. while the urban
population in the state is only one
fourth.
Virginia in the las, presidential
election east 1850 votes for Cox
ana N1.i5S for Harding. making a
total OF 22".l2S.
virginia east for Wilson in 1916
l"2,Nei votes. ana i?.35S for Hughes.
making a total Of lJ2.lG2
"of the eleven States ranpin:; from
100000" {" 100000 population. Mir
rinia east the lowest number 81 votes
IN 1920. as shown by tho following
L. hl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
FACULTY OF MEDICAL
COLLEGE is ENLARGED
Accommodations for Over 400
Students Being Prepared.
Roster Of Professors.

Several additions have been made
70 the faculty Of the Medical Coll.r.
oil virginia. according to announce
mcnts made yesterday. The college
IS preparing To accommodate more
than 40 students during the next
school year. which viii make all
classes larger than usual students
residing at the school will rccciv,
the benefit OF reduction Of room
rent amounting To 81 each month.
which VIII Toe effective at the Reopen
luE Of tho new term on September /;
IN" farult. FOR the ensuing year
viii include the following: Emeritus
professors. prs. q. y. Blanton. !. L
Bright. William :. Gordon. Henry II
Levy. j W. Long, Edward Nc,iuirc.
George Ross. and HUGH NJ. Taylor
rrufcSeorS-Drs Greer Eaughman.
Robert G. Bryan, Manfred CAN. w. g.
christian. ward II. Cook, John Dunn.
William 7. Graham. Alfred l.. Gray.
G G. Haskell. j. Allison Hodges l..
Guy Hopkins. J. Morrison Hutchinson.
Z. l.. Mctiavock, stuart Mcclure T.
9. l.. Miller. Mcclure Newton. w. L.
rcplc Charles Il Robins. Beverly L.
Tucker, Douglas Nandcrhoof. Joseph
y. White, Enuion q. Williams ana A.
Murat Willis.
Associate profcssors-Drs. John w
BrodraN, Alexander q Brown, Jr
6. .. Coleman, X. H. Courtney. T. II
Cray st. George T. Grinuan. Nir-
g,u!uS Harrison, James w Henson
O. Paul LaEouuc. William IT, Mercer
stuart y. M!chauN. clifton NJ. Miller.
Robert +. McCrackcn. Kosher W.
Miller Thomas W Murrcll. j. Gar
nett Nelson, GUst"vc J. Nuhack &. L.
Scudd"r, Aubrey II. $Jraus, j. McCaw
Tompkius. l.. " Wright
A$s"ciatcs-prs Paul " Anderson.
Joseph Bear. Karl : Blackwell. j. Il.
blair, s. w. Hudd NJ. -. Burke. j. Il.
Dalton. II. Il. Doss, T. l.. DriScoll. Il.
+. EcklcS. Il (. Travel. Il. Finley
Gale. Joseph +. Gciriugcr. W. W. Gill.
\. l.. Herring. w. II Higgins. Il. l..
iiillsman. Paul W. Iiowlc, NJ y ia
cohsou. T.. 5. Johns. II. l.. Mauck NJ
/. Nuckols ". T.. Porter, Robert :
Preston. l.. T. Price, T. NJ. Rcscnrr
clyde +. Ross. NJ. Pierce Ruckcr. VIII
liam +. sharpe. W. y. Shepherd
James II. Smith. u. T.. Tallcy. Jr.
Howard Urbach. Thomas +. Wheel
don, j. NJ Whitfield. Darlington Will
lams.
Observation-Disclosures. II. Wallace Blan-
ton. Wyndham Il Elanton. II y
brandy. o. G. Drunk, j G.. Carter. \
/ podson. Eugene c. Egglcston, J
I:lair Fi,ts. T.. y. Fletcher. Jr., G. II
Fowlkcs. t.. =. Gatcwood, r. r. Hen.
dcrsou Emory liill, W. : Hodnctt
G. II. Lewis. Charles T.. Llcwcllyn. j
:. LYcrly. Herbert Mann. W. l.. Ma.
son. Howard Masters. David l. Muir
Gibson. j.. y. Ratclin l.. II. Stonchurn.
cr. T. u. Talbot. T.. IL. Terrell. iIarr!
u. Sanford. q. I. Scasc. w. K Shcr
rick. J T.. Warmer.
hssistants-Drs. y. +. Eacby. T.. c
Erycc. Katherine NJ cary. Z. D. Ia
Nis. J T.. Fulton. |. IL. Goldman
Campbell Harris Thomas t. hughes
II. : stern. j l.. Tabh. sidney Trait
Nor. y. H. Turner ana Z. II: Meath
crly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
AMELIA CHAPTER u. ID. C..
HOLDS REUNION SEPT. |
Pageant Of Southern states VIII
Feature Annual Eyrnt-Itcad
sketch Of nuhy.

TIL" annual Confederate reunion
and basket picnic Of Amelia Chap
ter, /. u. -. Will be held Thursday.
September |. at Amelia. II viii marx
the twentieth anniversary OF the
chapters organization.
ON" of the features or tho reunion
WIZ h" pageant or tho Southern
states in tn" order OF their scccs-
sion and a shor; sketch of tho chap
tor Will II" read. For twcntv-nvr
wears tho sixty women comDoSiu :.
the chapt"r have worked together
In rcrr"ct harmony in all their nm
h"rtHEiuuS ana. during the twenty
wears tho ch"ptcr has hccn organized.
they have don" much toward making
tn" annual reunion az tho veterans
occasions long to be remembered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
SCARCE LAST MONTH
Health Condli Ions in ltirhmnnd Are
thnormaily Gu"d Dmrin. August,
DcCInrcs IIcmlth OIlirrr IImhsnn

Health conditions IN iachmond dur
ing the month oi August have proven
TO be ahn"rmal!y good. according 10
announcements made by Dr. 9. q.
hudson. chief Health officer. Fewer
cases az contagious diseases have
been reported thus far than At any
Tim" during tho year. which is CON
sid"r"d unusually good for the hot
weather season only ono case Of
typhoid fever is under treatment al,
this ,inl"--a record uupr, C.dcutcd In
tho history OF Richmond.
br. hudson says there arc fewer
cases OF diphth"ria at this time than
usual although. with IN" rcopcnIng
OF schools. 1t Ia expected that SOW
crai additional cases viii bc reported
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
COMPLETE COLLECTION
OF RECORDS THIS WEEK
Richmond Police Pushing Unpidly the
Mnrk of Gathering War Data
of Former service Men.

The polio" Of Richmond. who ar"
collecting the war records OF all for
mcr service men "f this city. believe
ihat their task VIII be finished By
'h" end Of tn" week They are ask =
ius all former service men TO co
operate with them 10y sending in their
.'eolGe
Fhe Richmond War History Com
mission which is trying to get a COM
rlv'' record OF this cityS share in
ae world war. reports that there are
H'tW',u 200 ana l,G0o Richmondcrs
Nn' Mere in uniform whose addresses
rrot bee found The COMMISSIONS
"'ilne IS "a, III. capitol street, and
'h"se IN charge VIII bc glad To hear
F'w ali former soldiers
Families and friends O, former SCR
N"" ia"n can assist the commission
H' srrdiu" lu the nance and adj
1f S"s 90 absent oX-ScrviCc men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
II BAPTIST CHURCHES
REPRESENTED IN BODY
shiloh Association, Founded in 1891
IIOids Sessions Tomorrow and
wednesday, In RnppnhnnnocE.

Forty-onc BAPTIST churches Will be
represented at the shiloh Baptist Ae
ISOLATION. which meets tomorrow aud
W.dn siay at Mount Lebanon Church,
in tappahannocS County.
This association was founded in
1871. and this is it's l32d annual sees
sion II embraces over 5000 com
municantS. Last year it contributed
S2671G 80 to the scvcnty-nVc million
campaign. Rev. Charles Clement i
the moderator OF the body. and w.
X. Nelson is the clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
TO SELL BUXTON LINE
STEAMER AT AUCTION
RoScdnir to Co Under Hammer >,
P">t-oihcc ut Noon To-day to
pny Forty (rrtIItnrL

The steamer IioScdalo. lying AZ the
city Wharf under attachment. js I'm
Do sold a, auction at noon today n,
tho ifank street entrance to the post-
one" by order Of the United states
District Court 'rh" vessel formerly
operated undcr lease hy the Buxton
Line. has forty creditors whose
claims aggregate about 10000.
Goods taken on the boat and sent
10 Norfolk FOR satck"cpng Include
bedding. provisions. linen. furniture
ana furnishings. IiIl Montague, at
torncy for tho creditors. was Inform
cd yesterday that all would be found
on the boat before III" hour set for
the auction. Fifteen tons OF coal and
a piano remain on the Roscdalc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
Auto knocks Negro Down.

While attempting % cross tn,
street in the 500 block Chamh.rlaym,
Avenue last night. John Anderson
c"l"rcd, WAS struck down 10y an au-
tomobi!c ana rum over. After being
treated by an ambulance surgeon
who reported he had suffered Il frac.
'urcd right side. lac was taken To- hi.
home, iOi West Baker street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29

Roc FauikcrSon. editor OF the Xxi
wants Magazine published it, Wash
!ngton. a"h !. II. tianA. Ir.. distric,
governor Of the kiw:,nis cubs and
Assistant Atorucy-.;cncral Of Nir-
"in!a. VIII he tn" guests of honor and
speakers at the capital district CON
ference of TIA" Kiwanis. which viii
be held in Norfolk Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Mems singh les championship.
Country Club Of Virginia. 10 a. NJ.
las, bah. Richmond W.. Ports.
mouth, Mayo Island Park. 1880
l.. NJ.
street Committee. City Council.
> l.. VI.
kiwanis Club ladies' night. as
Scmblc City Wharf $50 l.. NJ. for
boat trip.
For plays. see "Thcat"r Calcn-
dar' on page two.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-29
Lily InunriI NIrcts

Members Of the Lily Council. Sons
and daughters OF Liberty. viii cole
hratc their twenty Scvcnth annivcr-
SarN tomorrow night in their club
rooms. in Tonys Hall. Eleventh and
iiuii streets. y program Including
music ana several entertaining fca-
lures is being prepared for the oc-
CaSiOn.