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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
MARKETS BUREAU WILL
OVERLOOK COTTON SECURITY

WASuINGTON. July 25-Thc Blu
rcau 81 Narkcts-of IN" Department of
Agriculture has agreed To supervise
for the War Finance Corporation the
warohous.nS and classification of cot
ton pledged as security in connection
with tile recent loan of $4,000. 600 to
the staple Cotton Cooperative Asso-
citation.
The disbursement of funds TO tho
association as the cotton is inspected
classified ana put in Warehouses. will
he mad. through the New Orleans
branch Of the Atlanta Federal Re-
scrv. Bank, or the Memphis branch of
tho ST Louis Federal Reserve Bank,
it has been decided. The bank viii
act as fiscal agent of the corporation
This arrangement. according to
Eugene Meyer Jr. director Of the
corporation. illustrates the policy of
The corporation to work in conjunc-
ton With other governmental age ncics
War Finance Corporation has an
nounced that a preliminary appllca-
zion has been received for an advance
on 5000 bales Of cotton from a Ten
ncssec exporter. This business prob
ably viii he arranged through the
Federal international Banking Com
pauy. OF New Orleans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
It SOON PUT HIM
BACK ON TIE lob
Wells Says He Was Almost
Helpless Before He Took
TaH!ac-FeelS Fine Now

Il was laid up with rheumatism
and hadn't hccn able Ia hit u lick
OF work in two months. but in three
weeks after | started taking ranlac
was back on the job. and To this
day have been feeling Tine" was the
remarkable statement made recently
by j. w Wells, a well known ear
pcntcr living at ?O7 Indiana street.
Salem, Va.
i've never seen the like" said Mr..
Wells WHY. | wouldn't have be-
ltcvcd Il word OF ii if anybody had
told mo Taulac would fix me up like
IT has
MY troubles all started when my
stomach got out of order and went
from bad TO worse. What ate
brought on so much trouble that !
was nearly starving myself ana | be-
came 80 weak ana nervous shook
like "a man with the palsy. Hiack
spots often came before my eyes and
was subject TO severe dizzy spells.
one day | was riding on n wagon and
ON" of those spells strutk me and |
fell to the ground and hurt my back.
"rhat laid me out ana | developed
an awful case of rheumatism. The
pains and stiffness spread all down
into my hips aud legs and | got so
actually couldn't sit down without
somebody helping me. was simply
HELPLESS ana just laid around the
house suffering and trying my best to
get some relief In the shape | was.
unable to work ana in such misery.
WAS about the most discouraged
man YOU ever saw.
"Eut it's a different story now
haven't e pain about me and IL dom
seem that ever had rheumatism.
And | owe il all 10 this Taulac. II
has simply knocked my troubles sky
high and never miss Il day from
work NOW. My appetite has come
back aud my stomach is in line shape
ANA have picked up ten pounds in
weight. i"cl as Il, as :, fiddle and
don't know when | was ever in better
health Thtr" Is not II doubt In my
mind but what Tanlac is The greatest
medicine ever made"
Taniac IS sold in Richmond by the
Tragic Drug 60. AMI the Grant Drug
Co. and leading druggists every
whcrc.-Advcrti
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
TRAPSI1OOTlnG TOURNEY
BEGINS IN BIRMINGHAM
Lny Assoela,eh Pres. |

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. July 60
VIZ" an entry list OF seventy shoot
ers, representing all parts OF the
state. including several entrants from
oth"r states. The championship meet
OF the Alabama TrapshoOting Asao-
citation got under way here today.
+ IS. Lee. 81 Birmingham. won the
double targets titlc, breaking forty
eight out OF q possible aIty. other
scores on tho twenty nv" pairs oc
doubi" targets follow.
l.. T. Woodward. Houston. Tox IS.
Boyh Duncan, Lucy. Tenn. "a profcs.
sionai -. Loo Moody. Bcssemer. Ma.
sc
High scores ia the preliminary
,0C-tareet match follow
T. Il. Woodward, Houston. Tex. ~.
7. *. Lee. Birmingham, g>. j :. Day.
san Antonio, Tex. IS. l.. J.. Noble.
Mobile. Ala, IS, l.. X Earle, starr.
:. C.. -.
High professionals were o. J..
Glausier, Baconton, ga. and clyde
Hunter. Mobile. wiih IS each
Mrs. -. l.. Carl IN" only woman en-
tered in the meet turned III Il - in
the singles competition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
TO CRITICIZE NEWSPAPER
ADS. AT SESSION TOMORROW

Tomorrow afternoon at 1850 o'clock
the members of the Womcn's Advcr-
Using Club will be the guests OF the
Richmond Advertisers Club at the
weekly luncheon at Che Richmond
Hotel. The meeting will he featured
with criticisms of advertisements APP
Dearing in tn" Richmond newspapers.
Members Of the Womcn's Advertising
club Will tell which advertisements
they consider the best from the stand
point OF selling force
Cri,icisms offered viii be COM
postc Of opinions expressed by mem
bcrs of the Housewives League ana
the Womcn's Advertising club. the
advertisements having been reviewed
at a meeting held yesterday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26

BRICK COTTAGE No. 1919 CIiAFFIN
tFORMEKLY WILi.IAMS) STREET.
AND FRAME DW .LLINti No. Il
WEST BAKER STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
TRUCE TO CONTINUE. PENDING
RESI- M1'rION OF NEGOTI iTIONS

LONDON. July 25.-Thc truce Will
continue in ireland. pending the re
sumption Of negotiations between
Eamonn dc Valera and the govern
mcut' Premier lloyd George an
nounccd in the House Of Commons
this afternoon, and this IS the first
Official notification from the Premier
that he IS confident that the Irish
peace par,cys VII he resumed
y part OF the Tory wing of the go:-
crnmcnt coalition has grown rest
less under the continued secrecy veil
ing the negotiations. and attempted
today TO force Premier Lloyd Cicorc.
to disclose III" basis "n which they
are being conducted. y half "A dozen
questions wcr" pat. but ;hc Premier
cont.ntcd himself WITH replying.
Il hope 70 hc abb, 20 be in Il po.
sition 10 max. statement on the
Irish Question sh Dr;ly.'
Sir John Butcher intcrposcd: "In
view al the remarkable statements
which have appeared in the rrcss re-
Garding the nature Of the terms and
the grave anxiety they have caused,
will the right honorable gentleman
make his statement as soon as pos
siblc?"
Premier Lloyd George replied:
Yes sir, as soon as possible. with
out cndangcring the successful issue
OF the negotiation. hut would warn
my honorable friend ana others that
they must not accept the newspaper
accounts Of the proposed terms be-
cause those / have seen have been in
correct"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
BRITAIN AGREES TO HOLD
ALL PARLEYS IN AMERICA
[By United News

LONDON. July 25.--Grcat Britain's
reply To Secretary Hughes note Of
Friday. in which he expressed Wash
ington's d'sapprovnl OF the proposed
preliminary Far Eastern conference
in this city. which Premier Hughes.
OF Australia and Premier Massey. OF
New Zealand, Were openly advocat-
ing with the sub rosa approval of the
Foreign Office. was being drafted by
the COMMON Prcmicrs today. and. it
Is an'horitatvely stated, will be dis
pat'hsd I" America within twenty
four hours
Tn" note recognizes Americas on.
position 10 the proposed conferences
ana agrees that all conferences on
tar Eastern problems should be
held under the American flag"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
REPLIES TO ATTACK ON
CONTRACT HOSPITALS
M N..ocIntcI 49, |

WASiiiNGTON, July Surgeon
General Cumming, appearing today
bcfor" III" senate Investigating com
mittcc. replied to attacks on the
system whereby disabled soldiers
were cared FOR IN contract hospitals
some OF the contract hospitals
have been very bad" said Or. Cum
ming. but he added that this char
act"rization aid not Apply 20 ali such
hospitals. The weak point in the
contract system was said by the sur
gcun-E general To haV" been the in
ability OF the government to maintain
proper supervision and accord proper
inspection. As result Of the in
spcctions held. h. said. Ia per cent
Of the contracts with ;hatS type OF
hospital have been Cancelled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
WENDELL PILLS
AMBITION BRAND
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonic-the famous
Wendcii Pills. Ambition Srand-that
vcus. tired out. all in, deSpondcnt
people IN Il few days IN many in
stances.
Any one can buy a box for only 60
cents. and Tragic Drug Company is
authorized by the maker to refund
the purchase price II any one is dis
satisfied with the first box purchased.
Thousands praise them for general
debility, nervous disorders. mental
depression ana unStruns nerves
caused by over indulgence in alcohol
and tobacco. or by ovcrwork.
AS Il treatment in Affections OF the
nervous system Wendell Pills. Am
bition Brand. are recommended rs be-
ing generally unsurpassed.
Sixty cents at Tragic Drug Co.
and dealers everywhere ADVERTISE
mcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
FASTENERS PAID $4,000
FOR EVlDENCE---JOHNSON
LMv Nssoc.ateI rr.ss-I

CHICAGO. July ga scandal
within "a scandal developed today.
when Ban Johnson, president OF IN"
AH,.r.can League. sent word To Ron
crt Grove, assistant states attorney
that he could prove tina, Arnold
kOthstein. OF New York. Who's" name
has been prominent .n the case OF
the former Chicago White SON, but
"h0 was not indicted. and other
Fasteners, paid $4,000 for copies Of
TIA" grand jury testimonies, and FOR
rs" immunity waivers confessions
ana other documents missing. MIR
GROVE said h. wCu.d start an i'm
mediate invcstlgat!uu
Former state Attvrncy Nacl.ay
Hos ne. who had charge 90; TIA. pa
pers al The time th.y are said 10 have
disappeared. saia today IF do not
believe any documents wcre stolen
from the states attorneys puIcr. or
SOLD hy any cmpioye OF the Office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
TIE UNITED STATES or AMER
iSA. EASTERN DISTRICT OF
VIRGINIA.

hereas. on the END day OF July,
hled libel IN the District Court %
the United states tor the Eastern
District OF Virginia against 30 bot
ues Lung G.rmainc" In Il cause or
forfeiture civii ANA maritime.
And whereas. hy virtue of process
IN due form of Law, to me directed.
rciurnahl" on Il " 9Th day OF August.
~ ! have 5, I'D and taken the
hnd have them In my custody
Notice is hereby given that Il Dis
uict Court viii be held in tho United
Richmond. Va, on the 9Th day of
Nuiust. 1871. for the trial of snid
promises. aud the owner or owners.
ana all persons who may hav" or
70 %" and appear at the time and
rlacc aforesaid, u show cause, IL any
ihcS have. why Il final degree should
not pass as prayed.
CLARENCE q. SMiTiIERS.
L. ). Marshal.
i!y ". y. JOLLY,
:, Deputy L. :. Marshal.
l. ;. Attorney. Proctor for Libcllant.
THE UNITED STATES or AMER
IA EASTEiiN DISTRICT Of
Whereas, on tho 92ud day OF July.
lh2l the United states OF Amcrlc..
ti'h libel ia the District Court OF
~" United states for the Eastern
.nii,iriGt Of NirE!nin against 20 bot
'"t Lung G"rmIinc' ia II cause Of
i"'t"ituic riy!l aud maritime.
Ana whereas. hy yirtu. al process
"a hne form Of law. TO mo directed.
t"iurnaO. ou tho 5th DAY of August.
shid ga bottles OF lung Gcruaiuc"
aud have thcm in my custody.
N",''r IS h"r'n% given that Dis
'iict Court VIII hc held in the United
. d.
Richmond Va. on the SIN day Of
August 1921, FOR tn" trial ~ said
premises ana the owner ar owners.
"hu all persons who may have or
claim amy interest. are hereby cit.i
- he and appear at tn" tim" ana
uidrc aforesaid. tu show cause. IL any
'h"E have. why 81 final decree should
not pass az prayed.
CLARENCE q. sMITHERs.
L. ). Marshal.
by W. a. JOLLY,
Deputy l.. y Marshal.
y. . Attorney. tractor tor !.ibollant.
TINE rNITEp STATES OF AMER
i,,,hn :, E.!sTiiiN DISTRICT or
SW;hereas, on the 22na day Of July.
."sd q libel iu ihc District Court OF
lHe United state. Tor the Eastern
i'i"tilgt 90 virginia against - bot
,.es Lung Gcrmain." in a cause OF
i'Ii",lutr civil ana maritime.
M whereas. ~ E!rtu" OF process
~ un. FORM of law: 10 nae directed.
nInfhnhi" on IA" 9TH day OF August.
IVY! nave seized ana taken The
''" - BOTTLES 20 Lung Gcrulali.,"
"',i ,"..' mem IN ms custody.
HI't Count "ii! b. hold N Ii. United
Nrtr"om. .u IN, ol,s al
~. hm1nl VA on tho 9TH day Of
''-l i"r To" trial of said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
EXPECT JAP ATTITUDE IN
ARMS MOVEMENT SOON
Cleared for More Formal pip
iomatic Exchanges.

y
WASHINGTON .Iuly 25-If tile ex.
pcctations ot official circles here arc
realized, The next day OF two win
see .lapau's attitude toward the scone
Of the disarmament conference def
nit"ly defined. aud the way cleared
for TIA" more formal diplomatic eX-
changes that are 20 actually bring
the conference into being
Although the conclusions Jor tho
Japan"se advisory council have not
been officially communicated to tte
state Department. the belief here is
that comprehensive communities
ton on the subject ut issue will he
received from Tokyo shortly in re-
spons" to the latest American repre-
sensations sent through the Ameri-
can embassy there.
Department officials still are con-
iid"nt that the reply will give con.
sent To tho oro,ti discussion OF the
Far Eastern problems proposed bv
TINS government as q part of tho dis q.
armament negotiations It is uu-
dcrstood. however. that once the un-
reserved participation OF Japan ana
the other invited powers in the con-
ference * assured. the American gov
crnmrnt would have no objection to
an intcrchnng" OF views as To what
questions should he considered prop
eriy within the scope of the nero-
tiauonS For the present. the point
emphasized i'm the American atti-
tud" is that this legislation EXCHANGE
could better take place after formal
invitations have been extended and
accepted, even though il preceded the
actual ASSEMBLING Of the delegates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
CONSPIRACY CHARGED TO-
IMPORT CHINESE COOLIES
lHy Associated rrcss.I

WASHINGTON. July 25.-Enorts 20
pass legislation permitting the i'm
portation or Chinese coolies into Iia
wall is a Conspiracy that has be-
hind it their eventual admission into
the United states. the legislative
committee of the American Fedora
ton OF Labor charged in report
made public to-day.
Representatives of the sugar inter-
csts OF Hawaii. the report said. have
advised sugar men OF this country
not to Interfere with the enactment
~ law permitting Chinese coolies
into Hawaii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
FATE ENCOURAGES NOVICE
BY GIVING HIM "EAGlE"
Special to The Times Dispatch. J

TSU'HltI q Tho MINES DISputCN.
DANNIil.E, VA, Jug 4I-Nn un-
usual stroke was made at the stokes
land golf links last Saturday after
noon by Henry swanson. who has
been plaginu golf only a fcw weeks.
TccinE or for the fourth hole. he
drove the bail with Il hrnssic 100
yards ovc, the .aIrway to IN. green.
TIA" bail rolling into tic cup. This
Is IN. nrst time that an eagle" AS
been mad" on tile local links cs
tublish.G n"" Years ago The drive
is on" or The shortest on the course.
but owing To a ravinc at thc edge
Of tho teo. i' IS not al easy hole to
play. II is usually made IN three.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
FAIRFIELD CITIZENS PLAN
LABOR DAY CELEBRATION

Labor Day will lie duly observed
by the peopl" Of Fairfield Hcnr.co
County, II WAS announced Yesterday.
Extensive plans arc being formed for
an all-day celebration, which viii re
fleet credit 10 the citizens. and help
In bringing TIA" advantage OF this
suburb 1" tn. attention OF others.
There are not 227 homes owned by.
Richmond business and professional
men. and new ones are being built
constantly.
The Labor Day exercises Will en-
brace games patriotic demonstrations
and other social features. and re-
frcshmcnts viii be served.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26

l am regular every month and have
no pain at all. | recommend YOUR
medicine to everyone and you may
publish my testimonial, hoping that
the Vegetable Compound does some
other girl the good it has done me. -
Mrs. GEORGE TEGARDEN. 916 Third
Street, Moundsville, w. Va.
How many young girls suffer as
Mrs. Tegarden did and do not know
where to turn for advice or help.
They often are obliged to earn their
living by toling day in and day out
no matter how hard the pain they
have to bear. Every girl who suffers
in this way should try Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and if she
does not get prompt relief write to
the Lydia +. Pinkham Medicine Co,
Lynn. Mass, about their health.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
FOUR VIRGINIANS ARE
NAMED FOR WEST POINT
| Sneelnl 10 Tho Times.

Special !" The Times pispatch.l
WASIIiNGTON. July % -Four Nir-
giuians hav. been designated the past
week for TIA" West Point entrance
examination 10 bc held her. on March
:. iH29. with 4 view to admission to
TIL" academy July |, 1922. They are
Charles =. cardw"cl. Ir.. Hanover;
James q Honifant, first alternate
Powhatnn; James 4. Redo ir. sec
ond alternate. Churchland.
The appointments were made bv
senator Swanson Representative II
". Harrison also recommended the
appointment Of Francis l.. Howard,
charlottesville. who Will take tn" eN-
animation on the above date for en-
trance to the academy next July.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
RESUME YACHTING
CRUISE THIS AFTERNOON

NEW YORK. July 25.-The boom
lng Of solitary cannon aboard the
flagship OF the New York Yacht Club
ncct OF Glen cove. Long Island to-
morrow afternoon. Viii signal tn. re
ncwdl Of an historic yachting cruise
discontinued because or the war in
lgl7
Time was when a yacht without a
cannon was liz" a SlOop without a
sail, but during the last SIX years
the custom OF every yacht Saluiing
on urr!val 81 tn" RENDEZVOUS has been
discontinued Now only the nagShip
cannon hooms after all the craft
have r.rurtct.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
REV. CYRUS |. SCOFlELD,
FOLLOWER OF LEE. DIES

potii.ASroN, y. Y. July - Kew.
cyrus lnGcrson. Sconcld. founder and
secretary of the American Central
Mission. aud former United states At
torney for Kansas. died here today
from "A general breakdown He was
IS years old. Mr.. Scohcld was born
In I.cnawc" county. Michigan, and
served under General Lee in the con
fcdcratc army.
After being admitted 20 the bar and
being elected to the Kansas Lcgis-
laturc. he entered the ministry aud
held Presbyterian pastorates in Dal-
las, Texas, and Northficld Mass. Iic
was author OF the Sconeld Reference
Bible
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
NO ROAD GANG FOR HIM.
HE TELLS POLICE HERE

Policemen Anthony and Doeppe
yesterday arrested Harry Spencer.
colorcd, Oh North Seventeenth street.
aud he prorcd TO be a walking ar
scnal. lie had in his possession II
large supply OF ammunition. a 3S-
ca!ihcr police positive and a .25-cal :
iber automatic revolver Police as
sert tina; Spencer said h" escaped
from the road gang in buckingham
County ana that he mailed his prison
suit back 10 his custOdians OF lat.
merely To ho obliging.
Spencer made III" boast; police say.
that h" would again escape If sent
back TO buckingham.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
Kii.s woman and Himself.

KINGSTON. " G., July 25.-Mrs.
E.fiic Rcdd. who operated a small
store in this city. shot late ycstcr-
day by T.annic Best, truck driver.
died at ~ local hospital early today
After shooting Mrs Redo. Best turn
ed the revolver upon himself infict-
ing wound from which he died a
few hours later The shooting is
said to have followed Il dispute over
Il bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
Trustee S Sale Of
Valuable Farm and
implements

BY virtue OF Il certain deed OF trust
saied ApEil ~ 1870. and recorded IN
New Kent County, Ia u. l.. -. pages
q, - ana -. TO the uHuersIgugd
trustee. to secure The payment OF c,.r-
tam money therein named. default
having been made ~ the p4yu.uut oil!
same, ana DcInE required SO 10 90 ~
the beneficiary. SINAI. sclI ~ puDI.c
auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY,. JJLG %. 1924.
Al 500 O'CLOCK a. NJ.
all that certain tract OF land to-
ge;her win a.! the .mprO.. uelys
!nereon, t.snts. ways AND aypur-
Ia ST: Peters Mas!,:cr.al Dlstuct.
Scw Kent county, Virginia. contain
ins ass acres. more u ns. and
road reading from New Sent court
house TO HAItc HOUSE XuJ The land
o! II. i. Richardson's, on the east Dy
the lands at q. VI. Pouiryy; ON inc
:Cuth Dy the main road leading from
New Kent Courthouse TO IaiIcysV!Iic,
ana On tnc west ny the Lands oil PM!
Allen. known As osborne > AND tnc
lands .! others, O.lHs ii!c same prop
erty conveyed TO j. III. Brru Uy deed
.rUm l.: LORRAINE kutliu ana John
sloan. Trustees, dated April II 1870.
prererty bt!p"s'hS 10 sara iircu.
EEMS: tash "a 10 so much OF the
proceeds a. may be necessary TO de-
Itay the expenses OF executing tins
trust arG To pay TWO notes one tor
lJUU.yU ana the otuer Tor $I.BUv.uU
wljb interest ihcT-Dn from Apra -
1870 10 dat" Oh settlement. also inter-
est Guy ui, "rcu!t payments from
June -. 1870, 70 date OF settlement
The credit payments being as toll
lows. Ee6is5 Apr!i -. 1879. Sl.lG2.Sa
April q. 1919. With interest 10 be
PAID scni- annually from date OF saIc.
aud any balance phydD!. at d and -
months. with interest, evidenced by
notes 10 he secured by deed OF trust
Oh said property.
THIS sale - made subject to a PRIOR
lien %! certain deed OF trust TOR
$5.ppJ 90, which tell due on July 5,
1921. and three D. ST due interest
notes for $500 each.
,ihS. W. CROWDER.
Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
CANDIDATES WILL. SPEAK
ON SOUTH SIDE TONIGHT

The League of Women Voters Will
hold a political meeting in the Balm
bridge School. on the South Side. to-
night at Sis o'clock. at which time
candidates for the House of Delegates
and City Treasurer will address the
citizens. The meeting will! be pre-
sided over by Miss Nora Houston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
TWO KILLED. THREE INJURED.
WHEN AUTO TURNS TURTLE
IN N.s0ciatel 49, ]

DURHAM. y. g, July 25.--Charlic
Martin. Of Henderson, aud Ralph
Webster OF Burlington. ar. dead, and
Ben Thompson, Leon Ben and Louis
Allen, OF this city, are in u local hos
pital as the result OF an automobile
accident which occurred on the Hills
buro road some distance from Dur
ham late Sunday. The automobile.
said TO have been going at high
rate of speed, struck ditch and
turned turtle three times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
snttcrncId.s ErIcnds Meet.

y largely attended meeting of sup
porters of John L.. Sattcr!icid for city
Sergeant WAS held at TaylorS Han.
Twcntv-hfih and Broad Streets. Hast
ni%ht. Nearly 200 people were pres
ent. including many women. The
speakers We're Mrs. William ~ Bur
rouShs. president Of the Federation
of Mothers Clubs: T. w Evans,
Charles j. Billups. Edgar r.. Williams.
Walter NJ. smith Mr.. Duke and Har-
vcy Smith, W. W. Dunford acted as
secretary OF the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26

THE UNITED STATES OF AMER
10. EASTERN DISTRICT OF
VIRGINIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
cLAWENCN q. sMirIIENs.

z. ,. NIHTsIIII.
Ey ". y. JOLLY,
Deputy L. :. Marshal.
I. >. Attorney. Proctor for Libcllunt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
uolIcngn Close Tour Friday.

Dan s. IIollenga. field representa-
tive OF the American Legion and
known as It's machine gun" will
close his tour OF Virginia in Roanoke
Friday night II VIII he recalled that
Mr.. lIolicnga spoke in This city Pc
Gently and made deep impression
on those who heard him plead for
governmental Justice for the dis
abled war veterans II Is estimated
that at least 10000 Virginians have
heard Mr.. Hollcngn since hs began
his tour of the state.