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New Britain herald., 1921-09-02
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Waterbury at Hartford CD. New Haven at Worcester. Bridgeport at Pittsfield. Albany at Springfield.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-02
IN A NUTSHELL
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Ycstcrtlay

Syracuse IT. Jersey City 1. Rochester IS. Newark 6. (1st game). Rochester 6. Newark {. (2nd game. seven innings).
 Toronto 3. Baltimore 2. Buffalo 5, Reading 1.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-02
EASTERN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Pittsfield 9. Hartford 2. Waterbury 5. New Haven 3. Springfield 12. Worcester II Albany 5. Bridgeport 3.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-02
Cardinals Hurlers Are
 Unhittable At Forbes Field Are De-
 feated By Dodgers

Pittsburgh, Sept. 2.-St. Louis tSoK both games of yesterdays double header from Pittsburgh. 10 to { and to 0. Pertiea kept the hits of the locals scattered in the first game. while sherdel was invtneieIe in <he second. Carey's home run came lA the ninth inning of the first game with nobody on. -; Hamilton was knocked out Of the box in the second inning of the iH. itial contest, while Morrison ~As sixth ,nning in the second game.
 Raynor, the recruit from 1IrnsAe- ham, batted for Brotten4 In the stSth inning of the first same and dYeve in two runs with a single.
 The score: First Game:
 St. Louis ...... szooo1osl-io is Pittsburgh .... 0oooo2oii-- . l. Pertica and Ainsmith; Hamilton, Finn and Brottem and Wilson.
 Second Game:
 r. h. .. St. Louis ... 4ooolsooe---s i3 Q Pittsburgh ..... ooooooooo--o = i Sherdel and Clemons; Morrison aad Brottem and Wilson.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-02
rATTONAD LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Brooklyn 6, New York |. Philadelphia i. Boston 0.
 Bt. Louis 10. Pittsburgh {. (1gt Hme).
 St. Louis 6, Pittsburgh O. (2nd | lmel. Other games were not scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-02

Detroit Is planning the construction
 $50. GOO. GOO gallon water pumping nd filtration plant.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

New York 6. Washington 3 (ist hms1.
 New York 8. Washington (2nd kmel.
 Philadelphia (, Boston .
 Detroit Cleveland 6. (12 inningB).
 4t. Louis 6, Chicago 0.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-02
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Washington in New York. Philadelphia in Boston. Cleveland in Detroit.
 St. Louis in Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-02
Browns Blank White sox.

Chicago. Sept. 2.-St. Louis punched lts behind loose playing on the part Chicago and shut out tho locals, 5 Q. The visitors made their runs by |znching hits. The fielding of Eller- \. Jacobson and Williams was a fea- )rc- The score:
New Britain herald., 1921-09-02
Games Today.

Newark fin Rochester. Jersey City in Syracuse. Baltimore in Toronto. Reading in Buffalo.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-02
Dodgers Beat Giants.

Brooklyn, N. Y., Sept. z.-Broektyp defeated New York. s to l. yesterday and prevented tho Giants from taking advantage of Pittsbursts's double Ae, feat. when the SuptSbas retired tie side on a triple play. After MeuseI, Rawlings and Snyder had singled In succession, Johnston caught Pinch Hitter Smiths line drive, doubled Meusel at third and threw Olson vAo tagged Rawlings returning to seeoAd. The score: .r New York .... 6oooo00ol-l ] Brooklyn o3i0ololx-k l3 l
 Toney, salee, Ryan and Snyder: Grimes and Miller.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-02
Loee Third Place

Loee Third Place. t+
 Philadelphia, Sept. 3.-Lee Mea. dow's blanked Boston, 1 to c, in tho first game of the finai series hero. and the defeat put the Braves out of third place. Until his removal in the seventh inning for . pinch hitter, Watson held the PhillieS to four hits. Morgan, who succeeded him, did not allow a hit. 4 The score: -.."
 r. h. C. Boston ........ 'ooooooooo--o c Philadelphia =. o1o000oox-~1 l Watson. Morgan and o'Neil; MeA- dows and Henfine. .~-
New Britain herald., 1921-09-02
iuggins Uses Harper In
 Second Game And His Judgement Is Vindicat- ed-Tigers Win In 18th

New York Sept 2.-The New York Americans regained the lead in the AmericGn League race yesterday by Defeating Washington twice. to 6 md to 1. Washington now has lost peven straight games
 In the first game Shawkey was ef- fective in nearly every inning. while New York punched its hits on Mog- fidge. Meusel hit his seventeenth home |un Of the season with Ruth on base. Tn the second game. Harper started hf- first game since May. when he had his left hand split by a pitched ball. >nd performed brilliantly. New York Ton off Johnson in the fourth inning, itting Ave successive singles before a nan was out.
 The score:
 FIRST CAME Washington 0l0o00o ' 1. Few York 2o20020 0x-6 9 1. Mosridso and Charity; shawkey nd Hoffman. ,
 SECOND GAME. |, ashinston 0001000 0-1 Q Il lew York 003o0t4x-s IS 8 Johnson and Picinich: Harper and Psvormer.
 Tigers Win in 18th.
 Detroit. Mich. Sept. 2.-Detroit csod out Cleveland, 5 to 1. after near three hours of tight play yesterday fternoon. Tho finish came in the welfth inning, when Lew Blues single nth two out and Larry woodall on soond drove in the winning run. Since New York scored two victor bs over Washington yesterday the de- but Of Cleveland sends the Indians hto second place.
 Sargent. nrst up for Detroit in the velfth. struck ont. woodall singled right and Parks sacrificed. With wo out. Blue drove to center. Speaker hade a nne throw to the plate. but VoodalI, with his early start, was able arely to beat tho ball to the plate, ringins defeat to Cleveland.
 The Oeore:
 ieveiand o3zo o-6 II Il etroit oioo1o011-7 13 1 coveioskie. Caldwell and O'Neil: Idham, Middleton. Parks and Bassler hd woodali.
 Athletics Victorious.
 Boston. Sept 2.-Philadelphia took hc first game of the series from Bos- Pn. to 2. yesterday. Rommel had lightly tho better of Jones and had biendid support The score: Philadelphia oo2oo1o1o-4 ' Il baton 00O2 O O O O 0-2 Il Rommoi and Perkins: Jones and rnltmrm
New Britain herald., 1921-09-02

Games Today. Boston m Philadelphia. Chicago in Cincinnati.
 6E Louis in Pittsburgh.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-02

Hc AUM-- FtND PeoPle so TIRE SOME = TAGT SAY SOCt ODD 1b,rlGS TtIET SEEM To BE ABLE To MOVG ABOUT - wON DER WAY TAeT kGEP mC IMPR, SOME AGRE lN
 A BHGN@ T.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-02
Athletics Victorious.

Boston. Sept. 2.-Philadelphia took
 hc first game of the series from Bos- |n. to 2. yesterday. Rommel had lightly tho better of Jones and had piendid support. The score:
New Britain herald., 1921-09-02
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
Paper Clothing on
Richmond Market
Whole SAT- for SiG Bits
Per, Says Local Dis
t1i6utOr.
The paper suit has arrived in Rich.

The paper suit has arrived in Rich
mond.
y shipment Of 10000 of ,sem. i'm
ported from Germany. mas just been
received by the X. y. Cauthornc Paper
Company Inc, Tenth and Cary
Streets. and between 200, 900 and 800,
coo - them are yet to come. to be
distributed throughout the South by
the Richmond concern.
These suits are designed To sci! to
the retailer 1T 10 cents Il suit. ANA by
the time they get to The consumer.
they will cost about the same az "A
REGULAR" pair of socks.
There is nothing peculiar about the
SUITS, either. II. y. Cauthornc. sprcSi-
dent OF the paper company. said last
night. They have buttons, button
holes m everything. The paper used
in their manufacture is -fourt h
of an inch wide. is twisted and tEv!.
woven. the suits CLOSELY resembling
palm beach cloth.
The Cauthornc PAPER Company has
the exclusive sales right South OF
the Mason and Dixon I..n-.
concern in each cit VIII "a"
We're awarded Il C:,s,, -. go.
terday.
Mr.. Cauthorne said that the suits
are thoroughly practicable. They are
on the order of work clothes. but
much tougher than the average suit.
and come in handy especially where
there are repairs To he made 10 au-
iomobileS or other dirty work which
ruin 4 suit costing $40. $50. or more.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
STUDENTS N|LL PRESENT
COMIC 0PERETTA IN MAY
Largest Cast Ever Used in HiEl,
School Play Here Is
SIInI,f oil

- two-act comic ,operctta. "Bulbul,'
which will probably have the largest
cast Of amy play ever given by the
graduates OF the John Marshall High
auditorium OF the school Thursday.
Friday and Saturday nights. May
3! and :.
This play will be given in accor-
dance with tn" custom of the high
schools throughout the country.
Rhys -iicrbcrt. Miss Ray Van Volt
and Il. j. Stubbs, of the teach ing
corps of the school. are directing the
play. while Walter G. Mercer is the
musical director. Miss +. Horncr.
son have been chosen to select the
costumes, and the scenery will be ar
ranged by +. q. spear.
According to plans which were
be composed of scventy-hve stu
dents, and there has also been many
other members Of the school selected
Z" enact the other parts. The cast
follows:
Richard Angle Alfred Dudley. Vel
stuart Trcvctt. Alfred lIcslcp. Marga-
ret Davidson. Louise Bernard. Alice
Bark sdalc. Ailcen Williams. Roland
Calvin. Scriom Morrison. Vivion
Smcthic. Rockcrfcllow Gibson, Mel
vim Herr. Clinton Sheppard ri &,
Green. virginia Gartrcll. Margaret
Jones. Laura leland. Elizabeth Cooke.
ltololic MarCusc. Caroline Lewis, .Au-
gusta Garter and Mary Drew. The
pcddlers are as follows: William
Ribblc. Summarized Talman. Gran
Meth Soodc, liosquct Wcv. Parker
Fairlamb and Rex HiunkcnShip
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
AUXILIARY
MEETING IN PETERSBURG:

lSi'cCldl TO me Times DlSpl tyh.
PETERSBURG. VA. April l$-Rcp-
rcsentinS the auXiliarics of about
nifty Presbyterian churches in this
section of the State. n'-irly 100 dele
gates were in attendance when tho
thiriy-fourth annual thrcc-day Scs-
sion of the East Hanover Prcsby,
tcrial Auxiliary opened in the second
Presbyterian Church here tonight.
DIR. Homer Mcmillan, of Atlanta.
Ga. delivered the opening address.
speaking on the woman's work in tho
church. Tomorrow morning the
business session will get under way.
with Mrs. Hampton Fleming, of
fichmond, presiding. Reports OF
home and foreign mission work will,
be made, while the steps already
taken for the advancement Of cduca-
ton Will feature the session.
Tomorrow evening DR.. Eugene
Eel. Of Korea. will be the principal
speaker. lie will tell az the work
being done by the Presbyterian
church in that land. \ young pco-
PIES rally Will also he held tomor-
row night. while the prcsbytery Will
be brought TO close Wednesday aft
ternoon with the election OF officers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
by nnrry Tucker.

There is no mystery as To why they
picked Tom Morton for a Judge of
Flowers. Some FrivoEios Person
suggested that it was because lie was
always in the Pink OF Condition. But
that is by no means the Real Rca-
son
When Tom. in his Young Days. used
To play hide and seek on top of the
freigh, Cars in the Southern Rail-
way Yards in Manchester. he was
looked upon as the Flower of the
Flock. and Judge CIopton pattcd him
en- the head with a judicial Tap.
which always brought Grin from
the Classic Mug of the lad
Little Tommic was a favorite with
all the little Girls until he got to
wearing Long Pants. He was glad.
for the girls used to bother him Very
Much.
When he got big enough to wear
boots with Brass Taps. he became
quite Proud and Distant. and when
his voice passed the falsctta stage
he became Il rccitationist. and was
the Pride Of Captn Lipscomb. who
made him Recitc "Curfcw Shall Not
Ring Tonight" and "'rhcy Were
Seven" He grew SO Proficient in the
latter that he had no trouble in
Catching ON to the Grca, American
Game of Craps.
"a he Grew Taller. they used to
call him an odd Fellow and that's
now ne got into the Fratcrnal orders
From learning to give the signal as
outside Guard. he got to the Main
Chair. and then Landed in the Spo,
Light, for he possessed IA fine GIFT
OF Cab, and certainly could Tell il,
10 Them. He is considered the Best
Orator IN Council. and while his pie
ture looks like Bull Montana, il must
not be Confused with tina, idol of the
film. for Toms ears are No, Quite
So.
ParadoNically, Tom Belongs to the
ElEht-iour men talso the Four
Minute Mcnl but works not less than
twelve hours any day in the city's
business.
Thomas was once Guide to Man.
chester, ana used 10 stand on the
street and tell the Visitors how to
get to Lee I.atham's or Budd Nears
with Great Eclat. So. why should
he not have been picked To helm Di-
rector Saville Rename the Prominent
ThorouShfarcs in the City Limits?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
EVANGELlSTIC SERVICES
MOVED TO GRACE BAPTIST

Following the ruling of Ia'Iding
Inspector Butler that no NOR. SER
vices could he held in Broad Street
Methodist Church until repairs had
been shade To wall In the rear OF
the church in which crack de-
v"lopcd after the heavy storm Sat
urday. Mrs. Victoria Booth -Clibborn
Demarest. evangelist. VIII hold the
evangclistic services She has been
conducting there. at Grace street
baptist Church during the remain
der OF this week. She will preach
each night this week except Satur-
day. the services commencing at 7:i5
o'clock.
Rev. Fred r. Chcnault. pastor of
Broad street Church. said last night
that the wall would be restored this
week, and services resumed in the
church next sunday morning. The
crack in the wall was caused oy the
washing away OF dirt in an cXcava
tion next door To the church. where
work is in progress on the building
OF an addition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
VIRGINIA EDITORS
MEET HERE TODAY
Executive Committee Will Decide
ON Time and Place of SUM
mcr Session

The executive committee Of the
Virginia Press Association will mrct
at Murphy's Hotel at ! o'clock today
az 'he caii OF President /. r. pugh.
OF me l'allE Frcss, Newport News, To
decide on the time and place for the
annual summer meeting and to dis
pose Of other business
X i. T. Ham. editor of the south
west Times, Pulaski. and Secretary
treasurer James g. l.atimcr. of Roa-
u"kc, arrived in the city last night.
NJ. I. HARRISON. OF The Bedford Demo
Grat' George T. kcczcll, OF the News
Record, iiarrisonburE; ". \. Land.
OF the Blackstone Courier. and \. y,
Rove. OF the Fredericksburg star.
ar" the other members Of the com
mittcc.
Two towns in the mountains-Pu-
laski and Radford asked for
the summer meeting, while invita-.
tions have been extended from IN.
seashorc and also from one summer
resort
The membership of the Virginia
iress Association is near 100. repre-.
sontinG the daily and the week.
papers OF the state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
RICHMOND MINISTER IS
MADE PRESBYTERY HEAD
Rev. r. Is. McClucr. of Bon Air,
Makes Principal Address at Open
ing Session Yesterday.
RECEIVE REPORTS TO-DAY
Lnymcn's Association Formed.
Name Executive Committee.
Prcsbytcrinl Auxiliary Conduct
ing Sessions in Petersburg

officers for the ensuing year were
elected last night at the opening ses-
sion OF the regular spring meeting
of the East Hanover PresHytcry.
which was held in the Second Presby-
terrain Church. Albert G. Bruce, re-
firing moderator. opened the session.
Rev. +. II. McClucr, Bon Air Va. de-
| livcred the address OF the evening.
Rev. w. a. Hall, pastor of the por-
| ter street Presbyterian Church, of
South Richmond. was elected mod
| orator for the coming year by the
conference. Rev. T. y. Fainter, En-
mond. were chosen as assistant
clerks. Rev. j. r. Booker. ID. D..
llampdcn Sidney. spoke on the work
| of the Synods home missions.
The session for this morning lis
| scheduled to convene at q o'clock TO
continue until o'clock. During this
meeting reports from various COM
mittecS and other miscellaneous bust
ness VIII he entertained. The after
noon session begins at 3 o'clock and
ends at . o'clock. Chairman S. Il.
Love, of the committee on home mis-
SionS, VIII deliver the report OF that
body. Dr. Homer Mcmillan. Atlanta
Ga. WIZ deliver the afternoon adj
dress. DIR. Russell Cccil. Richmond.
viii give the report on foreign mis-
Sions at the evening meeting. which
will start at S o'clock.
laymcn, delegates and ministers
Iron twenty counties. representing
ancc at the conference. At the ScS-
SION tomorrow night at o'clock the
iresbytcrial sermon on The Atone
mcnt" will be preached by Rev. J. a.
Mcclure. of Petersburg
y l.aymcn'S Association OF the East
Hanover l'rcsbytcry was formed yes
tcrdny afternoon. !Nn executive COM
mittec consisting of five members
was elected Those who viii serve
in this capacity for the ensuing year
are j. Scott Parrish. Horace < Halves.
j. III. Grant. of Richmond. r. Martin
Cooper, Petersburg. and A. X. Tilicr.
l:mporid. The object of the laymcn's
association is to engage in cvangclis-
tic work, to- hold services in vacant
churches, to. conduct sunday schools
where the necessity arises and To do
everything that may be done under
the direction OF the executive com
mittcc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
,K|WAN|S CLUB TO SEND
K|DD|Es INTO COUNTRY
Sum Of 500 Appropriated to Give
Poor an Outing This
Summer.
DELEGATES ARE ELECTED
President and Secretary to Repre-
sent Organization at Cleveland
Convcntion-Au 10 Make
Adjustment on Cobb Lecture.

At leas, five Richmond children
will benefit through the action OF
The Kiwanis club n its noon meet
ing yesterday ut the Hotel Richmond
in appropriatinG 500 with which 10
send some poor Riddles TO Camp !Inr-
rison. near charlottesville. main
tanned by tn" auxiliary OF the In
structivc' Visiting Nurses Associa-
,icn, for period this summer.
Twenty dollars Will keep one child
at the camp for a month. and the
KiwanianS yesterday provided for
five for u month. or more If the
neriod spent there is reduced. This
brought 10 the attention OF the club
at its meeting last week,
Delegates Arc Elected.
The club also elected It's delegates
10 the cleveland convention in June,
presidcn, u. *. Kellogg ana Sccrc-
tary Frank O.. Lonihan' being IN.
ncmh-,s picked. with Vice President
Horace : Halves and Treasurer
George Barnard as altcrnatcs.
Assistant Attorncy-Gencrai Hank,
Kiwanis clubs, will also he present
at the convention due to his posi-
tion.
"rcp" squad Appointed.
rresidcn; Kellogg also appointed
q pep" squad. who hereafter viii
into the meetings, and provide spc-
cial stunts The committee consists
Of Billy Brown: Luke prewry,
George simpson. Mcril Lee. charlie
Trini;c. Phil Powers. Cliff Walker, \.
u. watson, George Rainard, G. {.
Rowe. Balr buchanan. Bill QUINN.
Mike Dapprich. Allen ArmiiagS'
John Friskhorn, .ir.. StuIr; liaSland.
skinny Wyatt ana l.. Is. sheppard
This committee Viii 80; together
in the future and plan things with
which - make the meetings more
lively, and in general boost the FUN
among the club ,mcmhers.
Introduce New Members.
I'pon the call OF the president,
twelve of the new members who have
been taken in since January !. stood
nm and were introduced 10 the or
caui3ation. There are some others
hut only twelve were at the meet
These men are; Mike Maloncy.
Allen MCkcvcr,W. Fleet kirk, koN
X FLANAGAN. Irwin l.. l.uthland, Ir..
q w. Wills. stiles Ellison, Allen
Corhct Julian Lichcnstcin. A.. ~
Watson. Mcri Lee and Howard Cor
dcn. EX-Prcsidcnt {. I Norman
read 10 them the Kiwanis creed.
Correspondence between the ciuo
and the management Of Irwin Cobb
who lncturod here recently. was also
rcad The lecture which Was given
tho las, time was the same as mat
of n vear ago. though billed as AN en-
tircly different thing. The club Is
attempting To adjust the matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19

drill. and an invitation to attend the
exercises has been extended to all
members OF the High School bat
TALON. ana balcony seats will be re-
served for the public.
Colonel J. II. Bright. Major T.. Con-
quest and Captain James Earnest
have been selected to he the judges
If the competitive drill. The object
nf this drill: between Company A. of
th High School. and the Bcncdictine
cadet company * to increase the In
determine which military organiza-
ton liz best acquainted with close
order drill and other military tactics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
Today and Tonight
In Richmond

City Treasurer will receive poll
tan. y. NJ. TO 5. l.. NJ.
Finance Committee, City Hall.
s L. NJ.
Claims Committee. city Hall. $
Il. NJ.
Rotary Club. Richmond Hotel.
! l.. NJ.
Stonewall Chapter. u. ID. c.. Y.
w. &. a.. IL \. NJ.
Oakwood Memorial Association.
st. Johns Church. i. NJ.
Woman's Advertising Club. Rose
Bowl Inn. 1 l.. NJ.
Missionary Conference. Centen-
AIRY Church. . y. NJ.
East Hanover prcsbytery, Sec
ond Church, . y. NJ.
Virginia Retail Clothiers. Rich
mond Hotel. 10 y. NJ.
For plays. see "Thcater Calcn-
dar.' on editorial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
CADET COMPANIES TO
HAVE COMPETITIVE DRILL

Final arrangements have been
made for the competitive drjll br.
tween the Benedictine College and
John Marshall High School cadets.
which VIII be held In the Grays' Ar
imory Friday night at $50 o'clock.
Tho Bcncdctinc cadets will ui.nInv
their colors for the first time on that
occasion. according to announcements
made yesterday. The John MarshnIi
cadet band will play prior to the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
Catch Kunu,,n, hoy.

Phillip lnbaul;, aged Il, Of Somcr-
set, Mass who is said To have run
away from his home about six months
ago. was taken into custody on Main
Street yesterday afternoon by Patrol
man Brydonc. Young lnbault Will
he taken before Judge Kicks in the
Juvenile Court this morning Judge
Kicks is expected to notify the boys
parents OF his whereabouts. Warren
Mccormack, aged 20, Dorchcstcr.
Mass, was also taken into custody
by the officer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
ADVISES REJECTION OF BIDS

Director Of Public Safety w NJ
Myers yesterday recommended to the
Mayors Advisory Board rejection OF
ali the bids recently received for a
firc-cnginc house in Highland Park,
as being too high.
Ten blds were opened Yesterday bv
the Advisory Board for supplying
hose for the fire department The
bids were referred 10 Director Myers
for tabulat ion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
PASTOR REsENTS CHOICE oil
PICNIC GROUNDS; RESIGN

On the second anniversary nj =,
passionate in the East End Bapti
Church. Rev. Joseph n. Harkor To-,
dcred his resignation to the CONF,
fatioh AT the annual business ms.
ing held on Sunday.
MIR. liarkrr stated that the rc,,,
Tor his action was duo to the ..
lection or Buckroc Beach as n nIn
TOT the sunday school picnic for ~
T r,h Eha church TO take place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19

\ Dotted Wolfe FrOck, with organ
die collar edged with rufnes,
surplicc style with sash tie,
tucked skirt. 1t comes in clear
background, with pink, blue
and black dots, at $5.9S.
All-0yer pattern Wolfe Frock.
trimmed with white hemstitched
collar, cuffs and yoke, also pearl
buttons. The skirt is also trim
med. Comes in navy and brown.
at $3.50.
Floor Two, East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19

One model is of fine batiste lawn,
with white organdie collar,
cuffs and pockets. 1t has a
smart little vest that is finished
with hcmstitching and pearl
button. 1t comes in combina-
ton colors of lavender and
white, black and white, blue
and white and pink and white;
all sizes, at $3.50.
4 l0OSe-fitting model of dark
color voile-gray, Copen and
navy, with lace-edged collar,
short fancy sleeves and vest
with rows of Val. lace, at $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-19
Real Estate Transfer.

y deed of bargain and sale was
recorded in The Chanccry Court yes
tcrday by which Joel :. Perrin trans
fcrs property at $40 Floyd Avenue. to
y. I. Lcvinson for $4,000. The prop
crty fronts twenty feet and extends
back 1919 feet