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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
NEW NAMES BEING LISTED
IN FAMOUS FANS CONTEST
Only Six More Days Remain
for Entry of New Con
tcSlants.

with the last date for the nomin,-
Ton of candidates in tho Evening
Dispatches Ten Famous Fans" con-
test drawing near, many new names
are pcihS added TO the list of base
oaii lovers or this city and the vi
c'h''S' who arc working for the PRIV
hesc OF going to the cities in which
ne greatest sporting event of the
!"ii VIII be staged and seeing the
world series free OF charge.
only six days remain for tho entry
vi new contestants. ana friends Of
Dascoail players and others Interest,"
ed IN the sport are entering their
friends.
There is no limit 10 the number
OF entrants IN the contest. ANY ono
entering today can overcome The han
work. "'''u
Friends OF the various contestants
are falI*ing around their favorItcs
IN an effort 20 send them To tho worl,i
series as representatives OF the can
ilh! of the old Dominion. i;csidrs
veteran BASEBALL managers ana piay-
ers many fans are lighting for the
II is not too late II enter. \ trim
10 The two cities in which tho serbs
VIII lake place and admission 10 MI
the games is the reward for Won II
You VIII work hard enough.
How about ito
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
HARRY FLEMING TAKES
z GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
Pilots Dora Haines and Sakura
TO MISUNDERSTANDING of
Heats Close.

PoUGHKEEPSIE. y. y. Aug. 60
Harry Fleming was the big winner
at Eet-away, day at the Grand Cir
cult races this afternoon. capturnts
TWO OF the four events. TommHaAInr-
ply ana Ray accounted for the other
two.
Sakura. which captured tho Second
DIVISION of the 2:"l trot. the first half
OF which was run of Tuesday. The
OF the meeting. Dora liaincs taking
the first mile. kIio the second. and
Eorhes Robertson the third. The de-
Gnasi ma hra' heU "s one of the
ItaincS winning In an eyelash iinlsh
with, Forbes Robertson second.
Sakura scored convicing victory
in the e:el trot, taking the first two
heats handily. Mary kcnna, driven
by Don Mcdonald. won the third heat
with comparative ease after Sakura
had been ruled out.
Tommy Murphy scored an easy v!c-
tory with Peter Henley in the 2:iS
pace. the first event ON the card
Evening Gale finished second in the
iirst two heats and took the third
without being seriously pushed.
Jimmy Mckcrron. with Ray up. ac-
counted FOR the richest purse OF the
day. the Hudson Valley 2:lO pace.
through both heats To Lillian SILK
wood. Top Gccrs' nominee.
Tho summaries:
.:lS class pacing; purse, $1,000:
Peter Henley, y. g, by Peter
the. Great tAturphD $40. / ro
Evening Gale, b: M. by Peter
the Great (Aiicnl ~ . |
Whisllfnst, b. m, by Tramp
Rolla hines. h. M. by Ilni
Is: N'itman) .......... .
Timc-,2:0S IA: 2;l3 Ia: 2:l2 "a.
ETA class intr. pursp Si.OnO.
three heats
| Dora iiaines. b. M, Ivy
Morsan ANworthy ul.
1tlio, u. M, by Peter the ~
Great U'itman) . . | ) =
Forbes Robertson, b. H..
by J. Malcolm Forbes
Betsy chandler. Xix. &, by
j. Malcolm Forbes a..
Bina mus h. H. 'hyy''SiIl ar,u. : no
tdcDonaldI H.. / ro
ns!sf Films rms aus a M"sEf o f: s:
2:l0 II: 2:1. ~.
a:"l class trottinS; purse, $1,000;
Sakura. il. M. by Atlantic
NAN MXpr !; $50 0i. FleminE> e.; l no
Francisco (McDonalD -. . 3 /
oui Salt. h. x, by The lIar-
vastcr tW. DiCkcrsom =. . 1 :
Fetcr Whitlock. H.. H., by
Peter the Great (CoX) go. . j
Harvest ii"prs, h. H., by The
Harvester U.ces4l ,... 3 ! 3
Lord Fisco and Grace Worthy also
started. Tmc-2:l2 III; 2:l. Ia;
2:l2 IA.
The Hudson Valley 2:l0 class pac-
ing: value, S2,0cb; two in three
Jimmie Mckcrron. b. s.. by
Jack Nrkcrrou Rny) N.. |
Lillian Slkwood, blk. me- by
StronSwood tticcrs) ...... .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
Jury Mrs. nowman Tomorr,,

Funeral Services fo,. NJ NJ.
.cth Jane Bowman. who died .rburs
;aS mt her home, l02O Fourth Avnnmo
itIe hiahd Park. will be conductcd Tn,
n,o:r"W afternoon at 3 O'Clock i'm III,
=" or Inc Ascension, Highland
"Ih. She was the widow of Jnmcs
n'"lnah' a prominent Richmondnr
:u'h Chhpttr. NJ. 6, Order ar ,ho
r-S'e'h Star, OF which Airs. Bowmon
80 past inatron, will hoI1 i,s
49,, ceremony over the body at the
] nus evening at o'clock. Mrs.
tcrs, Mrs. Alice May Grubbs ma NJ.
Florence Louise Melton. ono g.,
'a'neS Clayton Bowman: tbrao .;.
.eFs, AIRS Il. r. Perkins, ana Nri.sn.
;har,ha and Florencc Riley. and fn,r
1l n:rS, John. Charles, Arthur and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
T|LDEH AND RICHARDS
REACH FINAL ROUNI
Leading Tennis Players Dc.
feat kinscy Brothers in
Straight Sets.
IBy Assoclatel Press.l

hpSroN, Aug. 26.-Whilc the
t t"nmi 5, LEADING men and women
who should fight il ont tomo.roy IN
the final matches OF the national
uouhles aud mixed doubles title tour
niiHthtS. hoy experts determined
Little Julius Saglowsky n lad Of
TOSS IMAM 10 years. who learned his
tennis on the indianapolis sand lots
Thnm ,nS me M.t nny ,tit'ist' OF the land.
defeated by julius In the singles. went
INTO the doubles final for boys nnircd
WIN T.. Miles Valentine, and won that
I'LL, .,,ei me me YOUNGSTERS all displayed
nex, generation lon o @I piaysrs Wei' Tor the
~ was Il day OF Successes for "Rir
Ell Tiidcn. king of the worlds TEN
ms stars. After watching the bows
Went On the court with young Vim
cent richards as partner. and nd
vanccd To- the finals OF the nation,I
doubles by defeating the Kinscv
nrnther RS OF California. in straight
: S"is. Thc scores were 6-3. 81. C-J.
hueh ana richards. national cham
pionS OF 1918, will meet Williams and
Whshbnrn. Eastern doubles ti,lists
"l inns year. IN tho final round tomor-
=. After a brief rest. rilden paired
won the right to contest in the M /.
t'onal mixed doubles final.
They turned back Mrs. May Sutton
hundy' sim a hard-hittcr on the
courts, and Robert liinsey, Ga Sd.
In the other mixed doubles scmijlnnIs
Miss Mary Is. Browne and w. M,
champion. won over Mrs. FrnnIs n
Godfrey and Max Woosnam, nj
though the British Davis captain and
MS partner won the first set John
hton WAS IN moor form In this set.
netting nall after ball and twice los
ihS MS service games. lie recovered
sufficiently to permit his team TO win
me next two sets and match, &c. 6-4
CO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
SPORTS
RICHMOND GIANTS WIN
CAME FROM VISITORS
Hit by Jackson
Scores Winning Run for
Home Team.

The Richmond Giants. colorcd base
bail team. yesterday afternoon drew
hrst hlood in their series OF four
games with the Mcconnell Giants.
when the local team defeated tho
Visitors by the score of to at
Mayo Island Park. It was tho sec
ond contest OF the series. the FIRST
having been played Thursday and re-
sulting in N tie.
thrca-haso hit by Shortstop Jack
son IN the eighth inning. with the
score standing Sail brought victory
TO inc nome team North's triple in
tho second inning started the scoring
for the locals.
Two games will be played thi.
afternoon, the first beginning at
O'Clock. The Richmond Giants will
leave tomorrow night for two
weeks stay in the North, where they
VII meet the leading colored teams
OF the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
Brick Store No. 1907
Hull Street

IN execution OF "a certain d.o,I n,
c crpJ,. dated juno. Is. 1918. ana 70.
Conrt ~ shn Gierks Office. Hastings
IN ~ is. i7-A. page IA. to tho ,n,
,,', hed trustee. to secure the nnw.
ne .nIt OF certain notes therein d..
IN. ~ ~ neiauit having been made in
s.cur.G, and being rcuIjrca ~. cry ny,
,mu"tt , so TO do. i viii sci, '.. ~,
auction. on The preinisc. nm
MONDAY. AUGUST 20. 1921,
~ O'clock l.. NJ.
the property described in said d.ot
as follows: All that certain iot nia.a
or parcel OF land. with ali iInn,p." ,Soo
meniS thereon. lying and benz in
, ,h. cay OF az, Michmond. Virginia. on
tween Thirteenth and Eonrt.. ne,
streets. and bounded ami d,.scrii'',i
As iuIipwS. to-wIt: Comin,ncin.~ -, -
PUN. on me said north line OF Hull
NOR ui IAN siSiy-siN tfGD feet,
Ton OF the said Hun Strcct VIII, ~
Mcs'eih line OF said ,rhirt,,.,,,S
street thence running wrs,wnrni,,
Sirnts, ne SAID northern line OF Hui
I2aIS anu fronting thereon twcniv
~ fcet six (GJ in,.h"s ,no,S
80 from said front ami h,,,,. ~
iihcs one hundred G,tyu,n
IN 'Stt. moro or icss, 10 an uiicv
r,,i,,,, twenty COO feet wloc
COST Ot ms sale, intending "A ,rms, ~ ~
ice on nv: per cent. any unp.id ,nxas
...iiHcn ana one s COCOON no, :.
amG interest Thereon from Sept. /. iyso
"ith interest at CO nor nn ca,
occurred by deed Of trust nr Ill ".in
va" option of the purchaser
Inis sale is made subject 10 "A fra,
mortgage of S3.5UU.OU ''"'
JOHN >. CHRISTIAN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
FIND 2 MORE BODIES
IN ZR-2 WRECKACE
CONTINUED From First pagc)

NNoiNiiu'u FROM fIrSt Pagc)
dead In America and England The
proceedings were over quickly. as
the jury had already viewed the now.
er-coYcred bodies OF Lieutenant LIZ
tic in the inhrr1ary and OF Lieu
tenants Estcrly and Montague In the
mortuary.
Lieutenant Taylor identified the
two Americans, speaking in voice
which shook with emotion \ Brit
ish air officer identified Lieutenant
Montague. An interesting point,
brought out rather casually. WIS
that the arship had never been Of
ncially named HR-2. but was still
the R3s. The coroner. for the pur.
pose of record. asked Vice Admiral
V. y. vivian. az the British air SER
Vice. about this. ana he replied that
sha was the R-3s, to which Lieu
tenant Taylor. who was In the box,
nodded his head.
From early morning the salvagers
were at their work among the wreck
age Of the ZR-2. They discovered
what Is believed TO be the remains
OF the forward part OF the chip, where
most OF the members OF the crew
were on duty when the career of the
diriIib!c war cut short. Late today
n huge i0o-ton crane was placed IN
position in the middle OF the Humber
River. AMI with this apparatus 1t
was expected to lift n portion OF III.
wrcckagc.
Crashed PcrpcndicuInrIy.
tp to Today it had been impossi-
bic 10 Identity the masses OF twisted
sirders as belonging 10 any partlcu-
lar section OF the snip, except the
arched girdcrs of tho tail. which pro-
jectcd nndamngcd above the other
wrcckaBc, showing that the ship
crashed perpendicularly into the
river. II was on the tail OF the diri-
glblc that the only survivors escaped.
II is reported by the salvage work.
crs that they have been able to To-
cate the remains OF but two of the
six gondolas This leads TO the be-
lief that the violence OF the cXplo-
sion blew the center gondola to pieces
and threw the others away from tn
ship, ana that the remains OF them
may be found by dredging the vicinity
OF tho wreck.
I'm official announcement issued By
the river and harbor authorities to-
day. which said tho wreck is ass feet
from shore and on a shoal which ~
low lid. Is covered by only two feet
OF water. lends proof to the story
that the gondolas were destroyed :
otherwise they could be seen mt low
tide.
River craft have been ordered by
the authorities to keep a sharp out
look for bodies and wreckagc.
\ great military funeral. open to
the public, is to be held at the How
den airdrome next Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
------------------ --I----------------7--
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
TRUSTEES SALE.


Pursuant to a certain deed OF trust.
dated Aprii "a, 1920. and recorded in
the clerks office of the Circuit Court
OF the County OF IIenrico, In Deed
Book 3l4-A, page sal. default. hav-
Ing been made in the payment q. !:
portion of the debt thereby secured,
so to do. ] shall sell. AT public auc-
ton. on tho floor OF the Richn onrl
Real Estate Exchange. No 10 North
Ninth street, Richmond, Va; on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 27., 1921.
ut the Hour Of 1,3o O'clock i. M..
those certain lots OF land In tho
County of Henrico. Va, known ns
lots "a and 10, IN block Is Of the
Pia. hook Q. page 81. in the afors.
said clerks office, said lots, from ting
SG feet on: Gillespie Avenue and run
ming back 160 feet. s&
y TERMS: Cash.
y. q. 3. SCHMIDT,
q !, 10 - 1890 y, TrustAA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Albert Wadswor,b ne,b.I

Albert Wadeworth Bethel, CO wears
oi age died yesterday morning at
S''o o'clock At his home. $40 West
trace street. He is survived by his
Wiaow' Mrs. Lavina Grady Rcthel:
~ uans hters' Mrs. c. II. Norton, Of
Cleveland. Ohio. and Mrs. III At ~
OF Philadelphia, and six sons So,
-. Eethcl. OF Roanoke: NJ. r. nctbci
OF charlotte. y. c.: A. w. Bethel Jr
IL Iurner Earl H.. and Ralph Bethel
VI ms ciiy Mr.. Bethel had bccn
~, IN me employ OF the NorfoI, AM.
Western Hallway for thirty years nun
upon being pcnsioned. had made m,s
,'"n,r IN Richmond. lie was wcIi
,n IN THIS city and throughout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
Trustees Auction
Sale

G9 %9,s J AGt on WARP NyI PRonER
AVENUE.
trust, dated May IL, 1915. and duly
recorded in the clerks office OF
Richmond Chancery Court in d. u.
232.D. page 243, default having been
made in tho payment Of n PORTION
OF the debt secured thereby. and hav-
ing been required by the beneficiary
therein SO to do. will, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 80. 1921,
at o'clock II. NJ,
on The. premises, proceed to sell the
following described real estate:
All those two certain lots of land.
the CITY of Richmond, virginia de-
scribed as follows:
the east line of Brook Avenue ao5
feet inches south of Franklin
Street: thence running southwardiv
and fronting on the east line Of
i lhSSee bacb sst a6 feet inches.
10 feet to an alley 70 Test Si w ,'hSs
with the dwelling thereon, No 1IIh
Brook Avenue.
SECoND-CommencIng Mt point
aol feet south OF Franklin H Stpnnt
fronting or Brook Avenue 81 Fec;
thonce back eastwardiy, between
Mtniiei lines, la0 feet to an alloy,
W T,roa,, usw Mnn,,g thereon. No. 1873
The improvements consist of Two
dwellings,, with about six rooms
S each This is splendid renting
i mnstrnSn ana VIII pay VOL as an In
ves.meht or speculation. Bargain
TERMS: Cash,
J.. D. Carnival.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

Pursuant to four certain deeds Of
trust trust. each dated April -. 1920. and
Court OF Henrtco County. at pages
Bag. 534. GAG and 538. respectively.
default having been made in the
payment OF I. portion of the debt Sc
cured by cnch OF said deeds Of trust
and being required so to do by the
hoteholdcrs under each OF said re-
spectivo deeds of trust. / shall sell.
u, public auction. on the floor OF the
30 - North Ninth Street, RichmouJ.
Va. ON
SATURDAY. AUGUST ~. 1921,
at the Hours Respectively Below
Stated.
,,ne .oiloWinG lots or parcels OF land,
iocatcd IN the County of Hcnrico, Va
In the plan OF "Bloorningdnlc." viz !:
At 1915 O'CLOCK +. NJ:
Lots 3 and I. block II. commenc.
ing on the east side of Bioom!npdaic
SS!reet. 100 feet north OF Dumbarton
street. thence extending northwnrdiy
Hioofningdalc street 100 feet and cx
tending back between parallel Iine.
i'o 1cet 10 l5-foot alley
AT 1890 O'CLOCK L. NJ:
m Lots and 6. block III. commencing
street. eco feet north of Dmmhsrtn,,
street. thence extending northwardlv
along and fronting on saII ems, .Ids
bIupihin sdaie street 100 feet and
extending back between paralIel unex
i9o ieet TO i5-foot alley.
AT l2:i5 O'CLOCK T.. NJ:
Lois and S. block II, commcuc-
tms on The east side OF l,loominp,I:,ln
S.Intt. 800 feet north Of DumbSrto,,
street., thccc etcnding north,vardt.:
oio'E anu fronting on said east sido
= nn,hpipnni'isda!e street 100 fee, al
ttnH66cnding back between parallel iines
lou tcet TO l5-foot alley. '''
AT O'CLOCK i. 81:
lot, Lots ? and 10. block IL. commcnc-
G Gns On me east side OF Bioominy,laIe
greet, 800 feet north Of DufnEar,n,
oiIeot, thence extending northwardly
- onE anu fronting on said east side
VI bioominSdaic Street 100 feet and
Sftendins back between parallel ,,nns
A'g teet to a l5-foot alley.
Each parcel above described will ne
s .t separately at tho times. respec-
lively. above stated. "pe0
TERMS on each parcel: All cash.
II. l.. SCHMIDT.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
TRUSTEES SALE.

toTsuant TO certain deed OF trus;
I unom , May Z, 1920. and recorded in
Deed BOOK 2l4-B. page SIS, Henricn
G maG9 in G ,bn default having been
INC ucbt secured thereby. and h"i, ~,
sbnIt ~ the notehoidcr no TO do.
H T5 OF the Richmond Zeal Es, .re
= ScI,nS. NO - North Ninth Stre"t,
N'chmohd. Va. on '' -
SATURDAY. AUGUST "a. 1921
~ the hour Of 1915 o'clock j.. 81.
that certain lot OF land in the .ountv
OF IIenrico. Va. designated ana known
as lot No. 80. block III, plan OF Nom.
ment Heights. commencing on th.
north side OF Leigh Avenue. 75 feet
west OF Monument Heights Avenur
thence extending we3;wurdly along
ana fronting on said north line Of
Leigh Avenue rs tcct and extending
back northwardiy between ;,arnii.i
!lnes i?h ieet 10 an alley l5 feet wide.
TERMS. Cash.
T. l.. SCHMIDT.
------- Trustee.
Aiy WIN. NJ. MILLER d co. ISc ,
~ North Eighth street
zeal Estate Auctioneers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
Bury II. "a. rruukI,, ,r,,

uhcrai services for Henry Eorr
rEnhkiin' well-kncwn in tho Rich
mond real estate world, will lie rom-
Quoted this morning ut 10 o'c,nc,; &,
sacred Heart Cathedral. Burial viii
De made in Mount Calvary Cemetery
ms death occurred "Wednesday night
AZ ms home In baltimore. He Is sur-
ViVed by widow and three children
ana several brothers and sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

Pursuant TO a certain deed OF trust.
dated Aprii Is, 1871. and recorded In
decd Book 2.3-D, page So, kichmond
Chancery Court. default having been
the debt thereby secured. and being
required by the notuhoider 10 To do.
] shall sell. at public auction. on
the hcor OF the lsichmond Real Es-
Ninth street. sichmond, Va, on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 81, 1921.
at IL O'Clock Noon.
all that certain lot. piece or parcel
Of land. lying and being in the city
of RichmoW. Va. together with the
improvements thereon. designated -
No. 300 Home street, situated at tho
southeastern corner of Home Street
and Greenwood Avenue, and de-
scribed as follows: Commencing at
the point OF intersection OF the cast
err line OF Greenwood Avenue with
the southern line of Home st 'eet
thence extending eastwardly along
and fronting on the southern line OF
lions street forty tO) feet and ex.
tending back southwarily from said
'front.' between the eastern line Of
|: Greenwood Aveua and 4 line parallel
herewith one hundred and fifty 900
isiu 10 an ri alley ten uol feel wide.
BLOCK 3, plan OF Barton Heights.
TERMS: Cash TO pay costs incl
dent TO this sale. the sum of $4,000.
Win per cent interest from August
is. 1921; the sum of $4,000 per month
for 40 consecutive months. commence
ing September Is. 1897; Sl5.i7 IL
months after August u.s. 1921; resi-
due in equal installmcnts ut and
~ months, with interest added. or
all cash at option of purchaser.
NOTE.-Thc above sale will be
made subject to the lien of prior
deed of trust on tho property seGur-
ing s2,500.00 principal and interest
thereon.
i. F.. SCHMIDT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
l.. =. WIN lose MILTON Dollars.

WASIINGTON. Aug. @6.-Thc
United States Will lost sl,u0O,ooO
through destruction of the Hi-2 un-
der terms OF AN agreement entered
into with the British government.
The agreement. according 10 Il
statement issued today by the navy
Department, provided mat IN me
event of total lass of this airship
che ZR-a) while under construction
or during trials. thc two govern
mcnts would jointly bear the loss on
an equal basis"
The United States has paid $500
600 to the British government on
the contract of $4,000, 600 for the HR-2
the statement added. Accordingly
the British government VIII turn
hack $500. 600 to the United states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
Campaign Expenses Nothing

No expense was attached 20 Tho
campaign for Attorney General ana
State Treasurer, as indicated by the
reports submitted yesterday by AT
torney-Gcncral saunders and state
Treasurer Johnson. Neither had op-
position in the recent primary cleo
ton. having been declared the Dem
ocratic nominees by the State COM
mittCe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
Funeral Of ,Il,, t..,,,,,

FUNERAL services for Miss Mary
l u"rvey Campbell, who died ~
onarlottesville Thursday, viii no
ecnouc'cd This morning at. 10.30
In ,i"rk from Billups' funeral parlors
,"'criiehi Will he made In Oakwood
,na is.cry She was the daughter OF
, t"te James ii. Campbell and n sis
~ ~ liash V. Campbell, of Wash
ell, Of Richmond '''I"-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
nn Not Insure snrctr.

Postmaster Thornton issued state
mcnt Yesterday i'm which he caution
ed persons against sending money,
bonds and other valuable papers
through the mails without having
them Insured. Some persons afiN
special delivery stamps TO the let
tiers. but the special delivery stamns
do not insure anything beyond the
prompt delivery OF tho letter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27

Rurning railroad ties threatened
for n time TO destroy section OF Inc
Seaboard Air Line viaduct ut SIN
tccuth and Marshall Streets early
ycst erday The blaze was discoV-
cred by n pedestrian and drew con-
siderable crowd before the hre was
extinguishcd by Nremcn from Ehsine
Company No. .. The blaze Is thouSh'
20 have originated when Il spark from
n passing locomotive lighted on an
oil -soakcd tic. The damage was
neIlipiblc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
VIII Address ~" noys, Club.

T.. q. Caster. formerly general sec
rotary Of Young Mems Christian As
sociations in various parts uf the
country, VIII address members and
friends of the Boys sunday After
2:20 O'Clock on "SOmo Boys I Have
Known John Bass is pre- sidont OF
the club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
Virgil q. Stunr1

IANCllBuRG. VA, Aug. 26.-yir-
gu .. Stuart. 60. a member of the
General contracting firm OF John r.
Petty1ohn u Company. died at his
homo here today. OF paralysis. lie
was paralyZcd first i'm February. 1870
III Roanoke. and again Thursday.
Surviving nra his wife, three daugh-
ters, Mrs. John Guy. of Christians
burg; Mrs. Samuel Winfield, OF stony
Creek, and Miss Sadie Stuart. and n
son, Coke Stuart, of lynchburp.
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~, .,drcss rohucco I,nisers.

Governor Davis left yesterday af-
ternoon for LynchburE, where today
he will address the Farmcrs'-Tobac-
co Growers Association Of Campbell
County. 1t is expected there VIII
be large gathering of farmers. nat
only from Campbell County, but from
counties adjoining. who are interest
ed in the raising and selling OF the
weed
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state \. q. nlnc rcnm Lc,yc,

The virginia National Guard rifle
team, composed OF fourteen men. left
yesterday afternoon TO attend the
national matches 10 he held at Camp
Perry, Ohio. Tile tcam is in good
condition, and 1t is probable ii will
stand high in the competitive con-
tests. The matches Will star, this
afternoon and Will continue through
September 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27

CHICAtiO, AUG. 26.-'Fhc rcsiEna-
tion OF Lucy Page CASTOR, head of
the Anti-Cisarn;tc League. was an
nounced today hy the board of dircc-
tors, which ISSUED II statement that
"Miss Casters methOds were more
drastic than the methods approved
by the league board Of managers"
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nnpiu EvnngcIIst Is n suicide.

SiIl;VILLE. y. c.. Aug. 2f.--ncv.
j. II. Dew. baptist evangelist. who
has lived at the Southern Baptist A.
sembly grounds at Rldgccrcsl the
last five years, committed suicide
last midnight by severing his throat
with knife. Ill health is assigned
as the cause. The body will be taken
to Ilatta, $. c.. for burial Sunday. Hc
was 60 years old and leaves a widow