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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
SEEK SECOND SLAYER
IN KABER MURDER CASE
fittoriO PiSSclli Indicted With Sal
ra'orc Cala-Signcl Confession
Presented to Grand Jury.
TRy .AssocinteL press

CLEVELAND. OHIO. June Is.-t
search that may reach across ths
country has been started for VII
torio Pissel!i. Of Cleveland. indicted
with Salvatore Gala. of Cleveland. nv
IN" county grand jury. for first degree
murder OF Daniel J.. kabcr. in his
Lakewood home. nearly two years
ago
Gala was arrested near Bufralo.
New York. yesterday. and is being
he'd there awaiting cxtradition. De-
tcctivc Phil Mooney left for Columbus
today to obtain the necessary papers
from Governor Harry l.. Davis, OF
Ohio. From Columbus he will go 10
Albany, y. Y. where on Monday
morning lie will present papers to
Governor Miller for CALAIS extr,dition
ana then go to Buffalo for tine pris-
oner.
Today's indictments followed pre-
sentation TO the grand jury by County
Prosecutor Edward C. stanton and
Detective Mooney of signed con-
fession obtained from Gala in Buffalo
last night, and other evidence gath
cred by Mooney.
Hf ihulClHtilI OIL the Two men TO-
day places the number now charged
with first degree murder of Nabcr at
six. tho other four being Mrs. Eva
Catherine kaber. widow of the slain
man; Miss Marian McArdle. daughter
and Mrs Mary Brickcl. mother OF
Mrs. kaber, and Mrs. Erminia Cola
vito. mid wife and alleged poisoncr.
Emphatic denial to parts OF Gala :
confession were made today by Miss
McArdlc and Mrs. Colavito.
Mrs. kaber said she was not inter-
cstcd in CALAIS confession and had no
comment 10 make. She did say she
was glad Gala was arrested. and that
the truth would come out in her COM
ing trial.
Miss McArdlc said She had seen Gala
but once.
IL only met this man once" she
said. II did so then because I was
afraid Mrs. Colavito nigh do me bod
lily harm il | did not see him when
she requested"
Mrs Colavito said She had nothing
To do with the actual murder and
that Gala was trying TO frame her"
in his confe ssion.
Another development today was the
CONTINUED on Page >, Col. o.
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CRANE USES NAILS, PAYING
WAY HOME VIA RUSSIA

PEKING, June lS.-Charlcs r.,
Crane, retiring American minister -
China. has left this city for America
travelling. by way of Siberia and Rus.
STA. He IS accompanied hy his son
John. and the two are travelling on "a
special car stocked with nails. nee
dies tooth brushes and medicines
which will he used Ell route in lcu
Of currency.
Although Mr.. Crane d.d rot receive
direct permission from N"sc- Il
cross Siberia and Russia he vas M.
officially assured the Sovi., officials
would expedite his journey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
THE DISAPPEARANCE
OF TENNESSEE YOUTH
Telephone Call to Father In.
forms Him That Son
Is Dead.
IHy Associated Press.

kNoNNllL,:. TEAM. Jun. ,s-
Ihe mystery which surrounds the dis
appcarnncc OF William n. Erly. who
vas last seen Monda? night ABOUT
ll:'' o'clock. after locking uu his
place Of business. has been d.en,noa
by mysterious telephone mcssar. Ia
the father Of he missing youth. -,
MS home IN Mishawaka, Ind. M.
party advising him .hat mis- son was
dead. All Efforts 10 discover the ideu-
'lty Of the mysterious informant who
ic!tphoncd from Somewhere in Ten.
ne'see," had failed tonight
There were no other DEVELOPMENT =
today .; Importance. and authorities
nave no cl=wS TO work upon Num-
berless reports have heen traced
down by detectives to no avail. and
police frankly confess themselves
bafhed by the disappearance nj
young Esly.
The elder Esiy is expected TO ar
rive here tomorrow morning. after
which plans will nc made for broad
eninS the scope OF the search now
being conductSp over tho city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
RAIL UNIONS WILL
SUPPORT LEWIS AS
NEW LABOR LEADER
Declare President OF United
Mine Workers Will Announce
His Candidacy by Tomorrow.
REPORT ANTI-GOMPERS
MEN HAVE SLUSH FUND
Representatives Of Federation
President Decline to Make
Any Statement.
lRy AssoeIa,eA Press. ]

COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO, June
lS.-Thc probability that John L
Lewis. president Of the United Mine
Workers. would oppose Samuel
Gomp"rs for recollection rs president
or the American Federation of La
Dor. was increased today by reports
that representatives of the ma jority.
of the railroad organizations at a con
ference last night had, decided to sup
port his candidacy.
These reports brought here today
by delegates to the federation con-
vcn'ion who came from Denver on a
specia train for an outing in the
likc's Peak region. declared Lewis
would announce his candidacy before
mex, Monday.
The miners chief. however. con-
tinued 10 maintain silence. but his
boomers were busy rounding up sup
rortcrs for his candidacy They
claimed that Lewis had sufficient
votes To win. If he decided To run.
Published reports that certain al
legged anti-Gompcrs interests had
representatives operating among the
delegates with 100000 alush fund
created considerable excitement Sow
cral labor leaders asserted that :hc
entire matter would be brought, be-
fore the convention next Mcnday and
demand would he ma de for proof of
these charges.
Representatives Of President Com
pers have declined to make any
statement regarding the situation on
c"pt to say that they are confident
that the veteran labor leader will DO
reelected.
Up to the present time. however, no
International union has publicly an
nounccd which candidate il will sun
port IL light for the ieadc: ship
takes place. Many of the intcrna-
'ional officers admit that they have
not decided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
GOLDEN KEY TO CITY
OF CHICAGO UNIQUE
WEDDING PRESENT
Miss Lolita Armour, Daughter
OF ]. Ogden Armour, Be-
comes Bride.
IBy Associatrl Prcss

CHICAGO. June IS.-Miss Lolita
Armour. daughter OF J. ogden Arm
cur, ana John j. Mitchell. Jr.. son Of
the head OF the Federal Reserve
Bank OF the seventh District. were
married this afternoon at the BRIDES
country home. Melody Farm Lake
Forest.
The wedding was very simple.
Only 800 guests were invited Sim
piicity marked the brides costume.
and there was no elaborate troussea Il.
Miss Armour spent the last two days
personally packing her honeymoon
trunks, and declined to take Il ma id
with her on the trip. The hundreds
of wedding presents were not p,a ced
On display. nor was their nature an
nounced. with the exception of IL gol-
den key to the City OF Chicago. the
gift OF Mayor William II. Thompson.
The honeymoon will be spent in the
Canadian Northwest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
EXPECT 5000 DELEGATES TO
KIWANIS CLUB CONVENTION
tBy Associated Press /!

CLEVELAND, OHIO. June IS.-A
meeting of the board OF directors OF
he International Kiwanis Clubs to-
morrow is the principal preliminary
incident to the fifth international
convention OF the clubs. which will
begin Monday. Members of the board
o. directors and the International Of
flcers arc expected to arrive tomorrow
lnorninS. and upwards OF 5000 dele
gates and visitors are expected Mon
lay.
~ their meeting tomorrow, the di-
'cctors will consider reports and the
;rowth OF Kiwanis Clubs since the
asst convention. Monday will he de-
'otcd TO registration and conferences
rhe first convention session will he
leld Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
NO ARRESTS ORDERED
IN MACHlNE-GUN SEIZURE
Icy Associated prcssl

WASIlINGTON jane lS.-Dcpar,-
men, Of Justice agents are develop
ing the facts concerning the machine
guns taken last Wednesday, from the
steamer East Side at Hobokcn. y j..
officials declared tonight.
No orders. however. have as y.,
gone from Acknowledgement Daugh-
crty for any arrests in connection
Win IN" case, IL was added. but
prompt action viii b. taken by the
department. II evidence Of conspir-
acy against tho Federal laws is un-
covered. Meanwhile. officials said
the department is keeping in close
touch with its agents in tho ncld
running down diffcren; angles OF the
case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
SUBMARINE UNI,
F ORMER GERMAN
CRAFT, GOES DOWN
|'inks at Sea While Being
lowed to Scene of Mimic
Warfare.
TEN ENEMY VESSELS
TO BE SUNK IN TESTS
To Determine Bombing Planes
Efficacy Against Battlcships
Under Near-War Conditions
Is TRIAL OF DEFENSE PLAN
theoTy OF Mancuvcrs Is That Air
craft Is Protecting Coast Against
Foreign Fleet.
TEN ENEMY VESSELS
TO BE SUNK IN TESTS
Is TRIAL OF DEFENSE PLAN
S1reory OF Mancuvcrs Is That Air.
craft Is Protecting Coast Against
Foreign Fleet.
ny Richard Lee.

WnSHTNF--:cH:, --.c ::-Tnc sub
n1nrtTso U-111, one OF the cx-Gcrman
ships selected for destruction in the
s'rplano attack against warshp
tests, sank today on route TO the
scene OF tho mimic war which begins
Tuesday.
The submarine capsizcd three miles
OF Cape Henry light while the navy
was making final arrangements for
the experiments. Tho UNI will be
The target OF airplanc bombs Tues
day.
Tho C-1iI vas being towcd from
PORTSMOUTH. y. H.. TO the test
ground nfty miles OF the Virginia
capes, where tho issue of battleship
versus airplancs viii be fought on,
In open seas. She had been nliing
all the way down. and sank In ,hir-
,y-hvc feet OF water. She may he
retrieved in time for destruction.
Test Preparations Completed.
Meanwhile preparations for the
Roman holiday are all completed
The hcct Of ba,tlesh!ps ana destroy
crs TO participate Ia at Hampton
Roads. The army and navy ayia,ors
are tuning UP AT Langley Field and
at the Hampton Roads naval base
At 10 o'clock Monday morning the
transport Henderson viii sail from
Washington with It's army OF OBJ
servers OF a scene, tho like OF which
;hc World has never seen on board
Will he the official board OF observers
members OF the Cabinet, members OF
Congress. attaches 8: foreign en-
bassics and newspaper corrcspon-
dents.
While Secretary OF the Navy DENLY
himself VIII not be able to witness
the opening tests, his first assistant.
Theodore Roosevelt. Jr, will be .on
the bridge" Mr.. Roosevelt was
among the first OF the navy rcprescn-
tat'ves 10 admit the possibility OF
ships being sunk by air attack.
While these tests will he Of in
Dalcu!ablc value. ] want To point out
in advance that II would be surpris-
inS indeed if tic airplanc bombcrs
were not able TO sink the ships" he
stated. II, is a great difference be-
tween shooting al a man who shoots
back and one who does not"
EN-t:rrmnn Ships TO Hc Attacked
By this series Of tests. designed to
determine definitely the efficacy of a
bombing plane against the battle
ships. a total of ten cX-Gcrmam ships
will be destroyed. OF much interest
viii be the second OF the tests on
June IS. in which the old battlcship
NCnntinucd ON nagc 2 col q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
TWO SERIOUSLY WOUNDED
IN WEST VIRGINIA FIGHT
IBy Assoc!ntel press.l

WEIGH, w. VA, June lS.-Mayor
John X. Whit. of Welch tMcDoweil
County,. recently acquitted OF a
charge OF killing Bill" Johnson
former West Virginia University
football star here last January, was
shot In the lung and Gibson Carter
was wounded in the head and abJo-
men during a gun fight today.
The shooting followed a contro-
vcrsy between the mon, which the
Mayor said was the elimination o!
family quarrel" Both mon were
reported to be in IL serious condition
Neither have been arrested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
MRS. SOUTHARD FILES
SUIT FOR INSURANCE
GBy Associated Press.

TWIN FALLS. IDAHO, June ls.-
Application for release under bond
OF Mrs. Lydia Southland. who yester-
Court TO "A charge OF hrst-degrce muir
der of her fourth husband, E,dwa rd
- Meyer. was taken under advise
ment today by Probate Judge o. r..
puvail.
Suit against an Idaho life insurance
company for $1,000 on a policy taken
out by Meyer subsequent 10 his mar
riase 10 AIRS. Southland, was today
In the District Court by Mrs. South
ards attorneys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19

prompt repeal of the .xccss proh:5
tax, reduction OF the present surfaces.
d:hat'on OF the present false
economic value Of the Individual -
early enactment OF - permanent tariff
law establishing ranges lower than
the Payne Aldr!ch act. definite an
nounccmcnt OF "a policy opposed 10
iutther legislation to loan money OF
all the taxpayers for the benefit o. n
Few favored class and the cessation
Of legislation arbitrarily to es,a h
lish or maintain artificial prices for
the benefit OF any class OF producers
Of particular commodities or ncccssi-
ties"
Labor Must Co-Upcrate.
Edge laid stress on the Imperative
necessity for the dcnation OF the
present inflated economic value OF
the individuai' and declared that
labor must submit to the same PRO
portionate reduction OF wages that
has been made in the prices OF ncc-s-
cities and other commodities"
The difficulty OF this pcrsSnal de-
nation." he said. has hecn increased
by large class of the population.
who have enjoyed this artificial high
standard for Il few years. being
naturally reluctant 10 return TO tn.
standards of normalcy. where they
continued on Page 9, Col. 6)
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JONES, v|RG|N|AN,
| is TO COMMAND
ATLANTIC FLEET
Admiral II. B. Wilson Will
Lower His Flag on
June 80.
RODMAN IN CHARGE OF
HAMPTON ROADS BASE
Numerous Important Navy
Transfers Are Announced
by Navy Department.
IBy Associated pressl

W.TSiiiNGTON, June is.-Vice-
miral II. r. Jones was assigned to-
day TO command the Atlantic Fleet
with the rank OF admiral. H.. vii,
succeed Admiral II. T.. wilson. who
will lower his flag on June 80 10
assume command OF the Naval Acad-
envy. At Annapolis.
Rear admiral T., W Eberlc. now
commanding a ba;tlcship division in
the Atlantic Fleet. was named as
commander chief OF the Pacific
Fleet with the rank OF admiral. Hc
Will succeed Admiral Hugh Rodman.
who VIII be assigned 10 command the
naval operating base at Hampton
Roads. Va.
The new commander Of the Pacific
fleet Is native OF Texas and served
on the famous battleship Oregon dur
ing The Spanish American War Be-
FORE his assignment TO his presen,
station as commander OF battleship
division. No. s. Atlantic Fleet. he was
superintendent OF the Naval Academy.
His home il at Fort Smith. Ark.
Jones Native OF virginia.
ADMIRAL Jones liz n native OF Vir-
ginia and also served in the Spanish
american War. During the world
war he was comma nder o. Division
!. cruiser force. raider guard. A.
lan;lc Fleet
Admira!s wilson ana Eodman are
completing their two years as com
mander OF the TWO big fleets. Adj
mira Wilson was assigned to the
Atlantic Fleet after mis- return in 1919
from overseas. where lie tool; n
prominent part in the naval opera
lions OF tho world war. rs commander
Of the American naval forces based
on France.
Admiral Rodman commanded the
Sixth battle squadron. the orpaniza.
ton OF American drcadnough,s tina,
became part Of the British grand
fleet during the war. and was a ia :
vorte with the officers and men Of
the allied service. When former
Secretary Daniels sent half of tho
United states feet TO the Pacific Coas;
after the war the task of organizinS
the new Pacific Fleet division was
Entrusted 20 Admiral Rodman.
Rear Admiral John -. McDonal,;
now commanding the navy yard az
New York, Will become second IN
command Of the Atlantic Fleet and
in command Of the batticship force
with tho rank OF vice admiral. lie
succeeds Admiral Jones. Ecar-.AdmI-
raj w Il. Shoemaker. now command
ing the Fourteenth Naval District
and tho naval station at Pearl Har-
"or. becomes vice admiral OF the
Pacific Fleet.
Detail Of Other Officers.
The detail OF other officers I'm tho
two fleets. including the chiefs ..r
STATS and division commanders. will
he announced later. Secretary DENLY
said.
Other important naval assignment.
announced today were:
Captain G. r. VogelecsanE, now
chief of stan OF the Atlantic Fleet,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
seven Shot in DUBLIN stree,..

DUBLIN, June 1S.-Crown forces
were ambushed tonight at the juno
tion OF Ryders Row and Capel Street.
1Thc streets were swept with bullets,
and three men. three women and ono
little girl suffered sunshot wounds
and were taken to tho hospital. The
casualties among the crown forces
arc not reported. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
Woman Get. Life Sentence

DETROIT. MICH. June lS.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Lewcn. IS years of age. was
convicted oil first degree murder by Il,
jury in Recorders Court late tonight
in connection with the death last
month Of G-ycar-old Max Ernest She
wa" sentenced 20 life Imprisonment;
at the Detroit House Of Correction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
saved From niagara whirlpool

NIAGARA FALI.S, =. 3, June IS.
Edwin Denny. &c years old, was
rescued from the Niagara whirlpool
this afternoon. after he had been In
the water for nearly an hour. Denny
saved himself by clinging to drift
ing log, which was whirled around
and around in the outer eddy OF tho
big pool.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19

CHICAGO, June 1S.-I.ightning
from clear sky killed Charles Widen,
OF Brookfield. ILL.,. chief traffic clerk
for the Chicago. Burlington ana
Quincy Railway, while he was stand
Ing in front OF his home today. His
wife, who was at wind,&v witnessed
the tragedy. 1t was declared that the
skies were uncloudy at the time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
wheeling steel Win. shut Dow

WHEELING, w. VA. JuEe ls.--
More than 900 men in the Wheel
ing district We're thrown out OF work
today when thrr. mills OF the Wheel
ing Steel Corporation suspended
opera lions in fun or in part. DUR
ing the next wtsS only six mills vii!
operate. company officials said Lack
OF orders was given as the reason for
the suspension
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
Queen wi,hc,mtnn 10 rr.,r,

THE HAGUE. June ls.-Queen
Wilhclmina is considering the rcsig-
nation OF the ministry. Size has asked
the Premier to carry OH tho functions
OF his Office during pending negotia-
lions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
Heat Brings Death. tu chicnso.

CHICAGO. June iS.--Scvcrai deaths
the heat. were reported today when
the mercury touched 81 for tho second
time in forty-eight hours. Showers
which fell during the afternoon
failed To bring any relief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
Endcnyorx to Form New Cabinet.

CHRISTIANi.A. June ls.-Former
Premier Blehr. now project OF police
OF Christiania, Is cndcavoring to
form new Cabinet to succeed that
of Premier Halvorscn, which has re-
} signed. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
GLASS AND SWANSON FOR
REDUCTION OF ARMAMENT
Virginia Senator'S Define Stand
When questioned by Women
Voters League.


:" Tue ,"i'cu states senate are deh-
niteiY committed to a policy Of re-
duction OF armament ,bronrh E, oo,
r.r.pc ,,i
""''" MISS Aue'e I'"rN' cha'rhhh
or the virginia League Of Women
Voters. has received .r,s ro.,or,
were sent in resnonsc IN con,.. .,
-
"u'p'" "S 'h'
'e' "e "hich were sent l" Senators
Claude \. Swanson and Carter Glass.
Senator Swanson whos, ,.,,o,
"''''"
'h"' hc mas Always STOOD 20!
'u.n . conferences
""H"'"s'oh' -. C' June 10, 1921.
NJ! Dear MISS Ciari::
""' just III receipt or Your letter
- '"e i"'h instant with enclosed
copy OF resolution which I have
"o'c"'
icco"''E voted IN commit
Wv '"n u" 'ne moor oil me senate ~
'"Nc '"eoFPoiu tea IN the naval ap-
49," nI'' provision au'h'riE-
'"7 '''' e''uc"t |" confer win other
~" :" connection WIN d!sarma-
''e'''' nave "'"aES favored calling
conferences consider this
'"c VI we 'hoSt important ana vital
''".'cf' "hec'ihS the world today.
~" NH" res4ros ana pest wishes.
very Truly yours
eeu''
i'E A )" ANSoN.
TOT 'Strter GLASS. in his reply,
S"ES mat "h"' the world most needs
an" "eS'r'S Is peace ana expresses
h'hS"'' rs hciicNihs mat the league
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
Church TO Wink. AItrrn,ion,

Work OF repairing and altering the
Grove Avenue Baptist Church will be
started at an early date. building In
spcctor Butler having issued the per-
nit
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RESCUE AMUNDSEN
FROM THE ARCTIC
Explorer and Party Discovered
After Long Over
land Trip.
LEAVE DISABLED SHIP
Fearless Traveller Is Now Safe
at Nome, Alaska, San Fran
cisco Dispatch Reports.
LEAVE DISABLED SHIP

SAN FRANCISCO. June lS.--IIis
ship ice-lockcd in the Arctic for many
months. Captain Raold Amundsen. ia
nous Arctic explorer. has been res
cued by the fur-trading schooner
Herman.
Word OF the rescue OF Amundsen
and members OF his party reached II.
i.iehs d Co. owners OF the Herman
today ia cable from Nome. an
nouncing the safe arrival OF the Her
man there, with Amundsen on bonrd
The adviccs stated that Amunds,n
was forced TO desert his ship Maud,
in which he Jared forth in the .rc.
tic regions last summer from Seattle,
and was picked up by tho Herman ar
Ter long overland trip filled with
,ardships.
The dispatch stated that Amun.l
sens ship. the Maud" had been dis.
abled and abandoned In the ice near
Serge. Siberia.
The Amundscn party. after great
difiicnity. made their way over the ice
/" siberia and finally down the coast
10 East Cape. where they encountered
Captain Peterson.
After much difilc,ntv. ,mupos.,
hnailH secured Il crew at Nome last
'a'i ana went to Herald Island. where
according TO reports from Cnn,,.,
PETERSON, the boat was frozen into
the ice, according 20 schedule. .rhn
new position OF the boat is sail 10
indicate that the Ice had ALREADY
taken him q short distance when ~,
Ncssel became disabled
captain Eaoid AmEndsen. famous
Norwegian explorer and discoycr.r
OF the South Pole. sailed from Nome
-Niaskn. on August s 1920. with
crew OF oniy three then. PLANNING IN
uriit horthward in an ice pack bon-
ing To cross the pole.
Hefore setting out. he anno,,ncod
that he would lay his course wns, ar
-N'ahSeli Island, ana toward The ST
Dcf'ah Islands. cpins In open water
as long az possible until no rou,a ,
favorable place for striking directly
northward
lie had arrived in Nome. on the
Mande. on July &c. after two vca,s
III tue Arctic, during which IN, mad
Planned to Try 1" reach the pole in
an airplanc. lie told Of an encounter
with polar bear, in which the rlo,b-
ing WAS tom from his body. his arm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19

Summer Excursion rates now in ef-
feet to Chesapeake & Ohio Summer
Resorts. Booklets At Consolidated
Potts. city.-Adv. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19

Sec the airships Langley Fseld i'm
fuii blast Passengers using G. < o.
between Richmond and Norfolk are
enjoying norks OF aeropiancs seen
from the boat batween Newport News
and Norfolk, 4 dirigIhle tRlimpI
moves. daily between the Naval Base
and the Navy Yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
George
Randolph Chester

makes his bow to read
crS Of The Evening
Dispatch morrow
with one of his spicy,
laugh making stories
OF Get Rich Quick
Wallingford.' T lis
story tells how the fas-
cinating schemer who
makes fortunes over
night Becomes a Pix
er on Il Bet"
Chester will be followed In
the Evening Dispatch by II.
Phillips oprcnhcim, Charley
Van loan. Achmcd Abduliah
and other stars Of the World
OF Romance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19

Vacation Trips Baltimore. Atlantic
CITY. NIAGARA Falls. Excursion fares.
CORK RIVER LINE, $40 p. NJ. daily,
except Sunday.--Adv.