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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-06
no. De4AelE50
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Truck, and the Chemical Engine, and
the Whole business.
And certain Of the Firemen ascend
ID the stairs, and slid down the Brass
Pole that he might see how they de-
scended when there was a fire.
And the little Lad had the Time
of his Life.
More,o over, l had a Pretty ToIer.
ably Good Time myself. For | am
not too old to remember when !
chased the Fire Engine.
So the little Lad and / we came
again, and l left him with keturah,
and with his mother the daughter OF
Keturah. And they said, Have you
two Small Boys seen the Fire I'm
CINE?
And we answered and said, We
nave seen it. And my grandson told
about the Righ Seat and the Bell
and the Brass Pole and the Chief.
Now it came to pass that night
when | said my Prayers, that J spake
unto Keturah, saying Some. good
things have | done this day, and some
it may be not so good. But one
mighty good deed have | done: / let
my work Go Hang for an hour while
l went with the lad to see the Fire
Engine.
For he who doeth a kind deed unto
q child, doeth it for all the long years
that lie ahead Of that young life.
Wherefore do ] say unto all men,
Skimp not thy deeds Of kindness to
any sort Of man or woman, but the
good deed tina lasteth longest is thai
which thou shalt do unto q little child.
And moreover, it is an Whole Lot
Of Fun.
WILLIAM f BARTON..---
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-06
O0G~r'SfSNF1A~h>"s s'a0< On Eva
THE BOOK OF MARTHA.
No ESCAPE From Eroticisnl.


A CERTAIN paralysis Of feeling
- followed Cancellation with Bob
| was utterly Tired Of emotions, my
own, Bob's. AIMS Martha's every
body's.
was weary Of loving, and Of being
loved, and Of talking about love.
needed some hours of physical
activity or purely intellectual and
Unconditional occupation. Hoping to
remain in that mood until my soul
was again at peace, and hoping to get
Martha into it, for the good Of her
cwn soul, | went down 20 her office.
We would lunch together.
On her desk was a magnificent
bunch of white lilacs, pure but heavy
with a subtle sentiment The bios
sons and Martha's first sentence
plunged me again into the eroticism
was struggling to escape:
From Mr. Mansfieldn she said
as ] regarded the fragrant white
sprays with unconcealed hostility.
Everybody is commissioning you
about that unfortunate affair be-
tween Van and Eyan"'
Martha nodded, regarded the flow.
ers thoughtfuIty, and admitted
II suppose the bouquet does indi.
cate that Arthur Mansfield under
standsw
Makes me think Of funeral flow.
ers" Thus impulsiveIy and discreet
ly ! voiced my establishment. | was
IN Arthur Mansfield
Wbv Dand ba eard any, cor, fCst 70
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-06
Con ezSi<orlS of . Bride
= Ms hSa<0aaGe G~7E0s&9 ASs0csAEa1V


Martha? If he was an ideal man
as ! wanted to believe, how could
he demonstrate sympathy" to mar
ried woman? He had no right to do
so,
Il do not understand men at ALT
/ sighed
Neither do II Martha agreed.
Evan cheated me and all his other
loves Van cheats all the women he
flatters Would Arthur Mansfield
proved no finer than thcy-if put 10
the test?''
Dunno" I answered flippantIy.
"I'm sick and tired Of men as fooa
for thought. Let's leave it at that"
But | think Martha would have
continued to talk to Mansfield had
we not been interrupted.
Entered a handsome gentleman Of
fifty years His hair was white and
wavy, his skin a little too pink. He
was plainly a successful egotist ans
optimist, one Of Daddy Lorimer'2
kind.
/ retreated before his imposing
personality, / took up Miss Luh
Bett," which Martha had thrown
on a table in q corner of the room.
CHANGING up casually. / could not
fail to note that the gentleman had
pulled his chair too close to Mar
tha's.
Goodness me! A pretty woman il
business sometimes has to endure
LOTT thought l. mo escaping
criticism! A woman mus face it ant
fight it"
ITO be continued.)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-06

built in Americas will be that of l..
g. Council, the plans which have just
been drawn by Denny, of Atlanta
1t will be among the most complete
and beautiful residences in
South Georgia, occupying an emf
nence Of Church street and will cos:
$50, 900.
Master Mechanic ]. D. Justice, the
new appointee at the Seaboard shops
in Americas arrived here at noon yes
terday, stopping out at the shops
j. II. Evans, who is succeeded by Mr..
Justice, is transferred as master me-
chanic to the Seaboard shops at Alb
beville.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-06

The United States of Brazil is
made up of 20 states, a federal dis
trict and one territory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
CANVASS PRIMARY VOTE
HERE ON NEXT MONDAY

IL Was announced yesterday that
th" state Board or CanvusscrS would
meet next Monday 10 examine tho
abstract OF votes from cities and
counties. and IL award certificates OF
nomination 10 the candidates for
state offices This board consists of
tn" Governor the Attorney General.
the auditor. the treasurer and s.crc-
tnry of III" commonwealth
No step hah hccn taken vest erday
In the suggested move 10 request A
recount OF the vote cast in the
primary in Richmond on August ..
II was said yesterday that mum
Der of business men were considering,
such IL step. but that no driinit" line
Of action had been determined such
action must be taken before the city
Circuit court. II was stated yrster-
day that judge scott wouid lcaV" the
city today t" spend several weeks in
the country Judge toncuro and
Judge Wells are still In the city
Either a. thrs" judges may sit for
Judge scott.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
BRITISH TENNIS STARS
REACH THIRD ROUND
lliY Associntrd rrr.. /

STARLIGHT, y. j.. Aug. s.-The
British Isles team with W. NJ. John
ston. the kiuscy brothers. Of cali.
iornia. and Vincent Richards. cam,
through 10 the third round of the
tennis ANGLES In The tOurnamcn, On
the turf OF the Scabrlght Lawn Tca
mis- and Cricket Club today
i. Gordon Lowe. the niItish star.
mastered Walter VI Hail. former
ranking American In back cour:
duel. IN, tally was go. Ga
Little BIZ Johnston defeated
Captain X, =. Van Vli.r. uobnkcn.
So. 60. ana Percy l.. Kynason. New
England champion. G.3. G-I
In the wumcns matches. Mrs. Mol,n
liturstcdt Mallory. national Champion.
and The trio from California. Hiss
Mar *. browne. Miss Helen WILLS
tn" Pacific Coast Junior chanhinn
ana Mrs. May Sutton Bundy. all cam.
through their first round easily. Miss
Eleanor Co.'s. Mrs. Benjamin f. cole
snd Mrs. Marion XindcrStcin Icssur
holder of tho cup, also wcr, ainong.
The survivors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
YOUTHS PROVIDE THRILLS
IN FIRST ROUND OF GOLF
INy NsNocIatelIress.l

DENVER coli. Aug. S-Two
youths not out o; their teens fur
nlshcd the thrills today In the first
Qualifying round Of tho trans Missis-
sippi golf tournament Frank Cod
chnuN. New orleans. Vanderbilt, l'n,-
versity student. led tho fcld with a
- ior tAc eighteen holes Robert
Mckee. D"s Mom"a. present trans
mississippi champion was "a stroke
bchird the Southcrucr, with whom
he was paired
GodchnuN. VINO IS 10 years ola. was
three Under par on the fifteenth
green. II ne could have made par
on the mex; three ihoics he would
have "qualed The course record OF
Ga He got into trouble. however. on
the next two holes. and finished the
round with 80. one above par.
Less spectacular. but stcadIcr. Was
III" play Of Mckee. lilo had 4 - ont
and II 81 in. Godchaux had par or
better on all except Tile :. lG and i,
holes. and his card showed brides on
four holes Mckee also had -four
brides ana Mas two strokes under
par on the ninth hole. lie had par
or better on eleven holes.
The second qualifying round wiil
b. played tomorrow. the thirty-twC
low scores for thirty-siN holes quail
flying for the finals IN which matcn
play begins Wednesday. From the
Indications today. a score OF bette,
than - ia Zach Of the qualifying
rounds will Do" required 10 put play
or ia th" championship rounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
MULES BURNED TO DEATH
IN A $1,000 BARN BLAZE
Two Animals, Quantity of Hay and
implements Lost in Fire on
the Pollard Farm.

Fire. believed 10 :c OF inccndinry
origin. last night destroyed barn,
two mules. quantity OF hay ana a
number %! farm implements. belong
ing to James rippiu. on the Pollard
farm. in itivcrVirw. MIR fippin
places his loss u; abou; -. 600. Bern
hrd Hopkins. a cOlorcd boy employed
Us Mir. Pippiu. who has been occupy.
in; a cot in the lott OF the barn, told
the polio" last night that he attributes
his escape from death or possible in
jury To the fact that he had failed to
retire at his usual hour. having
missed Il street car whi'> IN the bust.
ness section.
The Pollard farm. which is leased
hy Mr. pipp:n. is in an inaccessible
practically burned to the ground he
fore The iircmen had arrived. The
rippiu family lives in frame house
only u few feet from the barn Mr..
Tippius daughter discovered the fire
about ":l5 o'clock. when flames were
shooting through the roof She telc-
phoucd to IRE headquarters ana an
alarm, was sounded.
Although Mr.. p!ppin was IT home
ii the time, it was impossible for
him To save his mules or anythinS
else III the barn. as the fire had
gained too much hcadwny before the
blaze was seen. MIR. rippin told the
police that he had reason To suspect
that the fire WAS ot inccndiary origin.
ana they at once began II search for
a woman he named
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
A. L. CAPERTON'S FRIENDS
DELIGHT HE is UNHURT

Friends OF Lieutenant Arthur Lc-
Troy tapcrton. of 1910 West Avenue.
We're pleased to learn last night that
"r had escaped without injury when
the Scaplanc which he was plotting
OF sandy Hook sunday was wreck ed
in an electric storm. II was n thrill
ing experience. according to press
reports. Tn. plan" was out NJ sea
when the storm overlook II. The
pilot by clever mancuvcring turned
its nose toward Sandy Hook here.
within touch OF The yacht Louder H.
which went :" the rescue. There
wer" four nsscrTcrs aboard the plnuc.
besides The pilot. all Of whom were
rescued. Tile party WAS on it's way
from Atlantic CITY 20 New York.
Lieutenant Capcrton Is well known
in Hichmond ana business circles. lii.
mothcS. Mrs. Clifford X Capcr,on said
last nigh, she had had no definite
rcws from her son. hut il expecting
"a letter today. Lieutenant Capcrton
joined the United States Marines
early in tn" war. and served through
the conflict in the aviation branch Of
that service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
SALEM WOMAN
GAINS 80 POUNDS
Mrs. Bcaton Says She Had
Given Up Hope 0i Being
Strong Again.

e, ann such a good example OF what
Torjac win do that don't have to
much II, accommodating IL. FOR il
hns actually built me up thirty five
rnr,ds in weight, and made Il new
woman Of me-" was the truly remark
ohIe statement made by Mrs Minnie
p,ntou of III delaware ST. salem.
",
..Why was i'm such awful condl-
,inp ", would hav, given our farm
and .y,ry,hinG on II, for something
10 restore my health. suffered
drc,dfullv from indigestion. ana had
such Terrible cramps in my stomach
az times that lust had to b. helped
from Tho fable and nut to bed. My
lromplcxion was raiiow. was bilious
an the Time. couldn't do any heavy
'bouscwnrl, ana often NOT any of the
light. For sin weeks Rad TO live
on crps sweet milk. toast and hot
w,t.r and got 90 thin Tint some of
ny friends WHO hnd NOT COON n,r fo,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
by WM. T. REDD,
Rcaltor.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
8-Room Dwelling
513 N. 81 st Street

Hy virtue Of certain deed Of
trust. dated May 18th. 1920. and re
corded in the Richmond Chanccry
Court. clerks Office. in Deed Booj;
263A, page 3Si. default having been
made in the payment Of portion OF
the debt secured thereby. and having
been required by the beneficiary
hereunder so to do. l. the under
signed trustee. WILL on
THURSDAY. AUGUST IITII. 1927,
at $50 o'clock l.. NJ.
on the premises. proceed TO sell nj
public auction the property conveyad
therein. viz:
"All that certain lot OF land. with
all improvements thereon. lying and
being in the city OF Richmond. Vn
and known as No. 5l3 North Thirty
First Street. fronting on the eastern
line of 'rhirty-first Street. between
Clay and Leigh Streets. thirty.two
t32D feet and extending back east.
wardly from said front ut rich,
angles and between parallel lines ono
hundred and twcnty-siX <l2GD \.
three (3") inches to an alley sixteen
U6D feet WIDE"
Any one desiring to purchase n
good home or an Investment Will do
well to attend this sale.
TERMS: Cash.
WM. p. REDD.
-;-s4A.lA.i.IAJ.u--..- Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
WIFE or BIRCH DECLARES
Itf: WAS fl,y,,; ,p,, M.

AWHENcE. RAMS. Aug. SMrs.
Alile Quaylc Eurch. whose husband.
Hrthur Z. Eurch. is held in Los
angeles IN connection with the dcat
Oh J"hh H. Kennedy. established a
legal residence in Kansas last win.
ter and fled suit for divorce here
May 81.
In her petition for divorce she as
serted mat she was married 10 Hurci.
rchinarE -. 1915. ana that more than
one year prior To the time she filed
divorce proceedings. I;urch abandon
eel her and their infant son. During
me tlm" they lived together. the pc
'iiioh states. Hurch treated his wife
WIN extreme cruelty" ana neglect
cd ms duty toward her and tn, ChiIh.
Mrs. I:urch in her petition asked tbot
she be given custody OF the child
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
TRUSTEES
AUCTION SALE
Z10North Lombardy
Street
RICHMOND. VA.
ATTRACTIVE TWO STORY
MODERN BRICK RESIDENCE.

~ e%eoutign OF "a certain deed OF
'rGSi. da'cd July ~. i3l2. aud record
90 ~ N" clerks, oii!cc OF the Court
~ Chan"e'y FOR tho city Of Richmond
Va. IN Decd look 2l1-S. page rs.
rt!hH!t having btCn nude in the piy-
men' Of Il portion Of Ihc debt secured
thereby. hHu having been required by
'hc no'ch"iuvG TO du 80. ~" VIII. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST II. 1921,
AT $50 o'Cloc!: T.. ",
Proceed 70 s"ii at puuic auction. on
M premises, Tie property conveyed
ih'Ittu- tO-Wli
All that "..tIiu lot oi land KIM
!Wptu'ciutnts tbcTrp'I lying and
hciu- ~ tho cary OF Richmond Va
an iHg wcst limo OF i.uiRDurdy Street
between Grove ANcHu" and Hanover
.NN"hl" beginning Ut ii point on tho
" I'ue ~ Lombariy street distant
i|' t"ct inCh,s south OF the south
!ihc 81 Hanover Avenue thciu.,
tho r"ntcr OF the partition wall
.Wnirn divides The tenement on
"a" Property Hereby d..crtbcu from
INST which ndguirA IL on the ncrtnJ
th"H," iIrn!HE suGthwardly along
ana 'TrUltus on the vest line OF l.om-
hardy stree; 20 feet 20 tho north line
~ ~ alley - feet Wide. aud extend
irS back w"stwardly between parable!
ms, % i"s' 10 an alley 70 feet wide.
TERMS Cash
y " COVER
EpET. y. POi.LAEb.
Trustees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
BILL. 10 PREVENT GAMBLING
IN GRAIN HAS RIGHT OF WAY

WASiiiNGTpN. Aug. S-Thc Cap
Tinchcr bli 10 prohibit GiublinG
IN grains today was given right of
way IN the senate upon disposal OF
the aniibccr bill. Both measures are
fcntur'7 "f The prc-rcccss plan OF
senators. VIII" hope To start n four
"r slN weeks recess "f the senate
late th!s week. II rrcsidrn; Harding
should consent to delaying The rail
road dchtfundinS h'll
Passage rf the Cappcr-Tinrh,r tui
bcf"r" IN" Weekend - proposed. II
has been so amended, IL ~ slid. as
1" obtain solid aEpp"rt % the Sruatc
ASr!rmliHral committee. whiuh ,nday
had senator Caprcr. Republican. kan
SHs. submit the revised measure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
LEONARD TENDLER BOUT
TO BE HELD NEXT MONTH
my Associated press.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. S.--Th5
l.c"nard-Trndler bout for the worlds
lightweight championship viii he
sold here some time ia September
Robert Gunnis, one OF the promoters,
announced tonight. Herman Taylor
Tia" other promoter, left tonight for
New York. To get in touch with Leon
ard. whose dislocatcd thumb caused
postponcmcnt OF the match, scheduled
FOR next Friday night.
This mGtch is still on" declared
Gunnis Things Hike this always
seem worsc ut first. Leonard. Of
course. has bad thumb. bat am
going over 10 New York tomorrow 20
Join MIR. Taylor and find ou, how bad
IL is. u shouldn't lay him up more
than cpur weeks. cpop;c who held
tickets have just as good as money
~ their packets These boys Will he
u:rchcd in September"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
WILL ELM0RE, NEGRO, WILL
BE GIVEN A SPEEDY TRIAL

rETERSBURG. Aug. s.-wnl Ell
more. ucgro. held in the Richmond
jail for tho brutal killing of II. ".
fillmore, postmaster az Tobacco. Va,
last week. and for which Lem John
son. coiorcd. was lynched by a Bruins
wick mob. viii bc given speedy trial
at L.awrcnceville
County authorities said today that
the negro probably would not he
brought to brunswick TOR hearing
any time soon. on account OF feclini:
over the crime, but would be tried
as soon as indicted by the special
grand jury. which will meet tomor-
row week for this purpose and also
to Investigate the lynching of John
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09

Wher"as. on the 25,h day Of July.
I'LL Rodney \. Smith filed n libel in
the District Court Of the United
states for the Eastern District, OF
virginia against the steamer Rose
dale. her boats. tackle. apparel and
furniture in cause Of debt. civil and
maritime.
And whereas. ny virtue OF process
in due form Of law, I" me directed.
rctuinnblc ON The 2ND DAY or
AUGUST. 1927. have scizsd ana
taken the. said steamer "Roscdaic."
and have her in my custody.
Notice is hereby given that n Dis
trirt Court Will be held in the United
states Courtroom. in the city of Rich
m"nd, Va. on the 18th day of August
1921 for the trial OF said premises,
ana the owner or owners and ali
persons who may have or Claim any
interest, are hereby cited to be and
appear at the time and place aforc-
said. 10 show cause. if any they have.
why final decree should not pass
rs prayed.
CLARENCE G. SMITH.
L. =. Marshal.
by j. G. E:LLIOTT.
Deputy T.. =. Marshal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
Two Arbitcrs Fined.
lEy AssOciatcd rrcSs. |

TULSA. OKLA, Aug S-Wii!nm
Guthrie and "Ducky" Holmes. West
crn League umpircs. were lined $50
and $40. respectively. in Justice Court
today when they pleaded guilty to
assault ana battery on Il. Haines. u
spectator u; yesterdays game he.
tween Tulsa ana oklahoma City The
attack resulted from - bombardmrnt
of pop bottles directed ~ Guthrie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
SON OF RICHMOND CITIZEN
DIES IN NEWPORT NEWS

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Aug s.
lax" Christian Sears, son OF w II.
Sears, who used To run :, meat market
on upper Washington Avenue and
who lives Ia Richmond. died In his
sleep last nigh, in a rooming house at
2ils Warwick Avenue
The body was shipped to Richmond
on the midday train for intcrment.
Mr.. Sears had served one or two
terms III the navy. and was quite well
known in Newport News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
RICHMOND GIANTS SHUT
OUT By AlL-CUBAN TEAM

ne richmond Giants los tho open
ing game of the series with the All
cubans yesterday by the score Of 4
TO o. The game was fast ana yyas
featured by brilliant ncldmg.
both henderson and silver pitched
air-tiGht bali
Thompson yin go after the Cubans
today IN an attempt to even tho .,n-
RES. lie Will be opposed by Fer
manver or Napier.
Score by innings Il II. r,
cutanS .........ooi 100 Oi0-3 7 o
Giants ......... 600 600 O0O--e 9
batteries; 1Icndcrton and Grant:
silver ana Villa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
YANKS WIN AND LOSE

MEM YORK, Aug. S.-Ncw York
lost its hold on first place today by
dividing a double header with Chi
caEo while Cleveland was taking two
games rom Philadelphia. The Yam
KEGS won the first game, to o, ana
the White SoN the other. . To 1.
Ruth brought his season total of
home runs TO forty one by hitting
one In each contest. Kerr of the
white Son, retired because OF n sore
arm after pitching six innings Of the
second game. Baker, Of the Yankees
was called to his home at J'rappc.
Md, because Of II death in his family.
INIItSu 4, 4 VIE:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
Johnson Mt ,Ilovra To- ,,,.,,

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j. Aug. q -
Jack Johnson vas all ready to sep
INTO an opon-air ring here Monday
afternoon and spar Il three round cX-
hihition with Willie Jackson. the New
York white lightweight. when tc,c-
gram notified the promoters that the
New Jersey BOXING Commission VIII
not permit Johnson 10 put on "a glove
anywhere in the State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
Virgins Wins rrrlnleal hn,.,>ou,.

~ NSs"Nlhten Tr0sS
NEW ORLEANS, La. Auu s.
chuck Virgins, OF Indianapolis.
gained technical knockout over
JACK stone. OF New York. In the third
round OF their scheduled ij-roulu
bout here tonight Tn. ngn, was
stopped by Referee wambngans when
stone. who had been hupeI,ss.y out
ciasscd from the outset. crouch.1 on
the ropes weak and exhausted. ANA
stopped lighting back virgins
weighed l61 pounds; Stone 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09
JAP ACCEPTANCE OF DATE
OF ARMS MEET LACKING
Manner in Which Expenses OF Con-
ference Arc to BE Npportionrd
Not Fully Determined.
~ ASSOCIATED prcss

ASiiINGToN. Aug S,-Cpon ac-
c"niancc being received from Italy
ana china "f the suggestion that the
disarmament conference he convened
November II. hrmistice Day. the at
icnti"n Of administration officials to-
day VAS conferred largely on the ply
seal features of the meeting. Tho
JAPANESE government has not yet
given official notification of it's ac-
ccptancc OF the proposed date. bur
assurances IN press dispatches from
Foxy" that no objection would be
offered mas convinced officials at The
STATE department that Japan VIII
JON the remaining powers in accept
ing the date.
Just how the expenses Of III" CON
f"r"nc" are TO he apportioncd has not
'".n definitely determined Secrc-
tary Hughes. Il il believed Will dis.
iHtch. within II few days the formal
invitations To the conference. and I,
is possible that the wording OF shat
document may make it clear to the
invited powers whether they Will he
expected To come as guests of the
American government or merely as
c"nicr"es who cNp"c; to pay their
own bulls
Ihht question ana others pertain
ing 10 personnel are said not To have
been subjects Of interchange of opin.
ION. How many delegates will rem
resent amy sci aratc government nror-
ably viii be left to the Judgment OF
IN, respective powers, although there
Is evident feeling i'm Official circles
here that there probably Will be
equal representations
state department officials today
were preparing tentative estimates.
in an attempt to find some basis upon
which Director of the Budget Dawes
can fix the amount that viii be re-
quircd by the conference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09

TYNCIiBi'HG. VA. AUX. s.-lIin
CITY Council, L. &, r. OF this city.
viii hold its annual outing August 20
az EdEcwooh Farm. several miles
from the city Arrangements are be-
ing made to entertain 1000 people. 4
committee of twenty members Is ar
ranging for the outing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-09

LENcIIi!IiEi, Va. Aug. =. Eugene
Davis, alias Lewis Terrell. negro. has
been arrested here for Williamson.
w. Va, authorities on the charge of
Tive larceny there Of $1,000 In cash
Tho negro denies any Knowledge Of
the charge. and asserts that II Is IL
case Of mistaken identity. An Of
iccr will DO sent here for the negro,