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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04
y ENTERTAIN DELEGATES

ANGELES, Cal, June S.-Mary
- Doug Fairbanks, Bill Hart,
= Frederick, Charlie Chaplin and
lI the motion picture colony IN
a1 California. have appointed
a'es committee to show
70 70 Of the Rotary Clubs from all
@s world what the motion pic
.'asty really IS. Hundreds Of
- IrOm every section Of the
states. Canada, Europe, Asia,
south America and Australia
y .''snd the convention Of Ro-
~'Os that Is to open here June
irs. than $50 are coming from
y, u the borders Of the United
aLa more than 100 of these
n, ,'seas. sea, England, Scotland, ire
a.. wales are sending fifty. Res
~ nave already been made for
'aousand Rotarians and their
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04

MONDAY IS LAST DAY
OF THE BABY CLINIC

The plans Of the Baby clinic have
been changed and all mothers are
asked to note that the clinic viii be
held Monday instead of Wednesday,
as formerly announced. as Miss Dur
fav has been called out Of the city,
and will not be at the laboratory
T,,asdav or wednesday. So be sure
IA leave Monday open, and TO have
hahy there on time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04
CLOSE RACE IN NoRrH CAROLINA

RALEIGH. II. c.. June s--A. C. Avery
and w. T. Lee are running close race
for the democratic nomination for Cor
porarion Commissioner the only state
office voted on IN the primary today. ac-
cording 10 the Raleigh News and OBJ
sarver. based on reports from 2e coun-
ties. no hgures were available,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04

SEC CONDITION CRITICAL.
y p,slS' ''.,> Us Va. June 5. Although
4, '' +. Lee passed a comfort
~ condition remains critical.
p " 'ae physicians in atten-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
FRANCE WANTS GERMAN
COAL IF COLD IS NOT PAID
Asks Tha, K aw Materials
Agreement Become Efec-
tive Immediately.
ny Hudson Iinniry,
United News san Correspondent.

nit-d News sam Correspondent
PARIS, July i6.-Faced with the
possibility az a cessation OF all cash
payments from Germany both as 10
PREPARATIONS ana privat. pre- war com
merctai debts contracted with in
dividuais in allied countrie~ France
~ nov turning To the Wicsbadcn
agreement, hoping TO get coal and
other raw materials in the place OF
tn" gold. which apparently cannot
b" collected for som. tim. To come
al least.
Fl Is understood that th. French
government IL demanding that the
Wissbadcn agreement. which pro-
Woes Tor payment OF German repara-
tons in Kind. be made eH.c,iv. Jniy
"a However i, Is not likely tina, IN.
asreeme"; w.!l actually become
operative until later
Mcanwh nil" pcSStmIstS ALREADY
gloomy over IN. probability OF a
moratorium on cash rcparatlons
payments unit! perhaps the frs, of
1879. and the announcement that Ger
many cannot pay her private pr.
war debts. refuse to be cheer.d mn
over IN" prospsc, OF collecting in
goods through the Wiesbaden agree
meni, arguing that since GERMANY IS
now reducing her deliveries Of coal
she Is not likely TO be- any NOR.
generous III handing over other com.
m"dtti-s
In" press, however. is maintaining
a Singu!ar.y calm attitLd. whii,
waiting for The Preparations commits.
sion !" announce the decision Of ,h-
aires with reference TO Germany
request for moratorium
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
"CHERCHEZ LA FEMME"
in MILLERAND SHOOTING
LRy United NewsI

PARIS. July ls-The possibility
that there Is woman in the case
has revived interest in the attempt
ed assassination Of President Miller
and here on IIasiiile Day.
Police. il is learned. have searched
the room OF Grrmaine I.intaud. a wo.
man friend Of GUstave BUuvet. the
young anarchist. who is alleged Ii
have planned the attempt on Miller
and's life. Her room. next door Ia
Bou,et's, contained number Of pa.
pers and documents. which the police
believe merit careful examination
Bouyet and witnesses of The Bastille
Day incident are Ia be examined by
the magistrate Monday.
Mile. I.intaud was arrested nearly
a year ago shortly after an attempt
was made 10 assassinate Myron y.
Herrick the American ambassador
with an internal machine, but she
was later released.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
COMPLETE PLANS FOR
ENANCELIST'S MEETING

Especial 20 The Times Dispatcb
AMI ERST. VA. July -Dcani,a
arrangements are now being made
'or the Victor Lighthournc evan
Gt'stic campaign. which Will he con
quoted AT Amherst during the month
or August A meeting OF representa-
ives from the four churches in town
VIII b. held Saturday night. when :,
committee OF four persons from each
'n"r'h VIII he appointed and letters
OF instruction placed In their hands
me present plan for holding tn.
meetings Is /" erect "a lnrg. tent
Pr"hhb!N on the lot Of l.. II Shrad.r
Which is very centrally located
Much Of the wheat cron ar rho
county has been thrcshcd during the
past week aud the quality of m.
gram Is said To he very good thourh
IN" yirid ia below tn. average I'nr
"ihcr growing crops rain Is some
what needed. though corn and ,rba.-
co. so Tar. ar. growing nicely. There
Is cohs!dcfahl" carly fruit on Tho
market a-d The Indications are that
the supply needed FOR home con
sumption VIII be- abundant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
DENIES DANVILLE
CLUB WILL BE SOLD
lSncclal III I'm. rin.v.nlsn,,,.

Srccial 10 The Times Dispatch
bANNll.i.E, VA. July 10. Owner
feNtOn Hatcher, of the Danville cIuh
IN The Piedmont Baseball League. has
denied that lie intends to sell IN.
lotdl franchise and it's properties or
mat he proposes TO disband the club
IL" made This known in u long dis
tame" telephone message from Win
S'oh -Saiem, y G., when recent re-
ports rs 10 his giving up the fran
chise reached a climax with the
reported sale to Burlington. y. {.
MI hatcher admitted that Buriing-
ton Two weeks ago made an ocYcr. bu;
he said tina; he would not consider
H. since the team left here IL has
been reported currently that Hatcher
would cease To operate the cluh nf,cr
july -. owing to decreased local at
tendance. aud the second "siump."
which has hit the local team lie
ports vary as to Hstrher's losses
some say in"i he has about broken
even whl." others say that he il
three or four thousand dollars ON IN.
" rOng side Of the ledger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
ALL EVENTS FILLED
FOR KALAMAZOO MEET

KALAMAZOO, MICH. July 10
il"''"Ts ana PAGERS ~ tho Grand
'lfCHii open hVe-day meeting mr..
'"inorr"" with every Indication
pointing :" the most successful pro-
Gram ever held here. All the chic
sthol"rS ar" represented and each
Of The weeks twenty events is well
filed ''
The riches, stake is scheduled for
Wednesday when the paper mills
purse OF $4,000 for the EOS ,ro, is
TO be staged The following day viii
bring IN" Columbia Hotel purse OF
|S'ooo offered for the 2:l3 trot. In
addition there are four events worth
$1,000 va va
the early closing events this sea
son brought the largest entry list
IN IN" fourteen years OF Grand cir
cult meetings here. and in addition
1" IN" better known horses OF The
circuit several new ones are slat.d
10 appear.
perfect record holds out IN.
promise of rare speed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
YOUNG AMERICA EAGER
FOR MILITARY TRAINING
More Than 10000 Expected
TO Seek Admission To
Camps.
lRv Associated Press

WASH NGTON. July l6.-Eepor. :
from the nine army corps areas show
that young Americans Ar. eager for
military training. applications for
admission 10 the summer civilian mil
!iary training camps having 4wanped
"nio!als In some areas applications
are no longer being counted. the
numbe: received by Jun. 20 showing
inat the quota would be far exceeded
l,hg bcfo.. the camps open on Aug
ust !
Indications a.. that NOR" rhan
10000 young men viii seek adn!s-
sion 10 the camps mis- year OF these
only 1000 can be accepted under
applications mad" available b. Con-
srcss The Wa Department faces
the necessity OF Sitting out the APP
pi!ca nts IN order that Tho most prom
isinG material may get the bench; Of
the curtai!ed training funds
Early reports this month showed
a total OF more than $4,000 apallca
tons already in only two corps
area. the First and the Third. we're
then below tho 1000 limit allotted
''r training IN each corps series of
Caiu9s
III" Fourth Corps Area led with
$3.50 Applications received Because
"f the great interest manifested in
IN" southern states permission FOR
an additional 500 men to be taken
INT" IN" camps in that section has
boon granted.
In tn" seventh Corps Area. the
Middle Western section. ;OoS ,opi-
cations were on No carly in Jily.
atdlns, tn" 5000 limit to l." taxcn
INT" the camps. Tn" ninth corps.
the Far West. 3,4oO had applied n
month h"for" Tn" first canlp opened
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17

CHARLOTTESVILLE.

HARLOTTESNIi.LE VA, July l6.
II. T. Hicks. well known farmer
residing near Decca. In the northern
end 9" the county, died yesterday
at j. y hospital. following an OPP
GRAFTON Or cancer OF the stomach.
The funeral was held ut II o'clock
this morning Al Olivet Presbyterian
Church. Rev. Mr.. Am!ck conducting
tn" service. MIR. Hicks was born a.
Mi!lirEton. Va. and Was Is years
~ age. He married Miss Ada Tom
lin. of Bntcsyillc Va. She survives
win three children. one son and two
daughters. Mr.. HICKS also leaves
four ststers-Mrs. Joseph Tumlin and
Mrs James Tomlin. -! BatesVil lille .
Mrs. Es'el!e Riley. OF Free Union. and
Miss Fannie Hicks, OF this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
SIX KILLED AS TRAIN
CRASHES INTO AUTO
tBy Associated Press !

BELFAST MAINE .Iuly le SIX
persons we're killed when Il Maine
Central train struck AN automobile
a. 4 crossing near Hurnham June
zion early today y baby Ia lis
mothers arms escaped unInjured.
while five OF the seven occupants OF
TN" car were Instantly killed \ sixth
died in II hospital here.
The dead include: Road Commits
sioner Edcar, varney. his wifc and
ScTc'- ycar:Old Eon. all % Burnham
Miss iiincklcy. school teacher of
Swampscott. Mass. and Mrs Marsh.
all. a., Chelsea. Mass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
FAILURE TO PRESENT
STATES SIDE OF RATE
CASE is DISASTROUS

''' 80 - hs' -
railroad, advance the rate from Ricn-
n0nd to 80 cents per 100 mounds
without change from rctersburg /,
- SAM tho consumer paws ne fr,trh,
and the C"ntral!a merchau, does 50
but II the price il tho same. ;h. cen
'r@la man Eiii certainly buy n p
;"rSbu-g 9 h. can ~ 50 doing say,
ON his fr.,Eht bills me Richmond
dealer can NEE, the ret.rshurs rate
only by cutting has marg u % pron,
and perhaps wiping /, out. or ne must
NOV" TO Petersburg
Virginia cities have ALWAYS EMO, ed
good business in south Carolina and
at points In North Carolina near tho
South Carolina border ANY rails" in
'h'se rates and other ci,!es whose
rates are not raised step IN and go'
IN" business That seems plain
Was HnI--d Ia sI.Ia.
The frst-class rat" FROM virginia
cities 70 Charlotte and Wadesuoro y
c. ""s !l.os IL prior TO january Is
1922. II was raised then to tl.l.. Nu
further chang" is now PROPOSED To
'h"rhw and Kollocks. : g. hcrns. the
I'm" the rate ~ sli5 IL was in.
creased in January 10 1921 The rail.
roads now propose 10 make b, sle5
Here are Some Other comparisons In
cents per 100 pounds. nrst class
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
HOOVER NAMES RADIO
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Will Aid Secretary in Enforc.
ing Regulations Of
Government.
lhy Associated Pres

WASiiINGTON. July 9Th. MON
h"rship OF the new Mediterranean
advisory committee" formed To aid
Secretary Hoover in enforcing gov
eminent radio regulations. was an
Hornc"d tonight by tn" r.mutc--..
Department ono or the major ftirc
lions Of tho committee which was
created upon recommendation ~ IN.
radio conference held early i'm Tho
spring, is 10 advise r"gardinv ,prf
"ritN IN the types OF government, ma
terra. 20 be broadcas,-d and regard
.ns schedules OF operation"
lt' members Hr"l Or 4 w Sir,,
ton. Commerce Department. GUAR
man W. y Wheeler. griNlture. %
=. Hood. Interior; ). Ely Justice. 4.
-. Cook. Labor. j {. r:dgerton. post
ci!ice. W : Rogers. state: +. !.
Heath. Treasury Major-Gcneral G
.. SGGier. Var. Captain II + per
r'.l Budget bureau. and f. T..
GUthcric
In accordance With recommends
TONS OF the comm ttee the depart :
/ msnt stated an experimental system
I OF government hr0adcastInc nv
I 'pri mar stations has been estab
lIshed az follows; Arlington. Va
$500 meters. Great lakes. Ill. igcn
meters Washingtur. -. O. 1874
meters. Omaha. Neb $500 meters
North rlat'". Neb GOO meterc
Rock spring WNo. 1000 meters,
tiho Nevada 5000 meters. and
Reno, Nevada. 3.2oo meters Tn,
eight stations thus far included In
me system. the department said
send out daily bulletins OF govern
mcnt news mostly agricultural mar
Ike; data.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
Two Sent to jail for Four Mon,b,

WlNCHESTER. VA, JuIy Is.-Fred
AFneck and Amos Mauck. Indicted
recently for grand larceny IN "a,
nectIon with the theft Of barrel
hoops from the Round HI Orchard
Company in the fan OF 1920. entered
pleas of guilty Yesterday TO n petit
larceny charge In Circuit Court md
each was g iNen four months In tall
raymond Mauck. cousin of Amos. to-
aay completed tourmonth term
Tor the same oneuSe Ani.ck was
apprehendcd recently in Washington
Tie ana Amos Mauck were said 10
nave been implicated BY the latter's
cousin after Raymond had teen con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
Include. Other Commodities.

The rates on Class \ and Glass u
are 4 the carriers proposals should
~ adopted. 10 be increased relative
~ higher than the other classes and
higher In proportion than the first
class rate. Class \ was originally IS
tdoiished I" cover paper bags and
other paper articles. but has grad
ual!y been enlarged TO include many
yet the tonnage moving under that
class - not great, IL is of growing
Importance. class Il covers packing
mouse products. For instance, the
Class rate from Virginia cities TO
Georgetown, :. G.. is proposed to he
increased from 80 cent. 10 6 cents
yer 100 pounds although Increased
January 10 from 3.5 TO As cents So
II vii be seen ;hat Glass Il is in for
an advantage Of Is IL cents over
the nigh rates on 1871 although the
hrst-ciasS rate is no, proposed To be
increased now over that put In fore.
January Is.
To Tennessee points. other than
those on The Mississippi River, pre.
vious!y discussed. and to south and
west Georgia points. advances are
asked.
il IL proposed by the carriers 10
maintain to Tennessee the lower rata
from i.Nnchburg and Roanoke than
from Richmond and Norfolk. upou m.
plea Of distance The following
SHOWS The situation at glance. The
rates being again stated In cents per
100 pounds. first class:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
HARRY WILLS SIGNS
TO FIGHT JACKSON
ny I,nitcd News1

NEW YORK. July i6--Brother Har-
~ wills. wh.l" waiting for his fling
ht Jack llempscYs crown, will have
"a dance Win Brother Tut Jackson.
OF ohio. negro battler OF recent
fame, on August :.
They viii go fifteen rounds or less
at Ebbets' Field. here. having signed
articles without much preliminary
fuss. Brother tn, recently whackcd
old sam Lansiord for q pleasant
night Of dreams. and has inundated
al! the hc!d hands south OF the line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
HOLD Memorial Services.

LYNCHHURG. VA, July .lG-Me-
mortal services we're held this morn
ing by First Baptist Church here, in
honor Of Mrs. X. H. Boatwright, who
for sixty years was II teacher in the
primary department OF the SUNDAY
school OF that church. Mrs. Boat
wright died here recently at the age
OF SIS years. The memorial address
was made by Rev. DIR. w. r. L.
Smith. now Of Norfolk. who W. pas-
tor OF the church here about !cnty-
hVe years ago and VINO knew Mrs
BoatwriGht In that capacity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17

l.YNtiiliI' IiG. VA July John
t.. Martin, yard neinccr at Mon
roe. on the southern Railway. is at
the LynchhurH Hospital with the
toes Of his right foot mashed OF MIR
Martin attempted Ia board his engine
when II was moving aud he mi srd
his footing. one wheel passing over
tho foot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
truAndc on E'ircnrnIN.

lYNCHBURG. VA. Ju.y l6.--Tho
police department here is making a
crusad" against the use OF firearms
nd TOY pistols in the hands of chill :
dren. the state law prohibiting the
use o ( these arms by children under
is years old. Graham Walker and
Sam Rucker. Jr.. have already been
cited TO appear At the next session Of
Ihe Juvenile Court for investigation
under this charge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
By J. u. CARNEAL & Sons.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES Auction SALE
GOOD TWELVE ROOM DWELLING


bppp Y" El.N T. ROOM DWELLING.
ASD STORE.
50 1923 y. 3Oth St
Ny Virtue OF IL certain Deed OF
Trust dated May -. 1908, and record ;
ed IN isichmDud Chaucery Cour,
CLERK Once. in u. Il lp7.B. rage
2lO, default haVng heen made IN the
payment Of PORTION OF the debt Sc
cured thereby, and having been re-
CURED by the beneficiary therein SO
to do. | viii. on
TUESDAY. JULY IS. 1872.
y, j o Clock +. 81,
on the premises. proceed 10 sell al
public auction. the property con
Neycd therein. viz.
All That certain piece. parcel or lot
OF Hand. with ali the improvements
thereon. lying and being in the CIV
Of Richmond. Virginia. at the south
west corner Of 30th and T Streets.
fronting on 3hth Stree, Forty al
Feet. and running back between
parallel line One Hundred and THIRTY
Two Ci32) Feet 70 II siNteen-foot al
ley
This is excellent corner propcr,v
and viii make a good business iron
osition.
TERMS: Cash.
J. p. CARNEAL.
y Where. the deed requires an
cash. better terms may be announced
"a sa lie,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
Mr,. ". q. Cnscic.

Funeral services for Mrs ". T..
Casci.. aged 80 who died ycsterda :
morning At 40 o'clock a. stuart
Circ!" Hospital viii he conducted
from tho home tomorrow morning
AZ - o'clock She leaves a husband
father and mother, Mir. and Mrs Fred
bottoms: one brother. NiIli" Bot
toms. and Nv" sisters Mrs. y \.
Drarhart and Mrs Il a Alley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
Cut ny Burntinr po, Hattie

Struck on the left temple bv a burst.
Ing pop bottle last evening, Charles
J.. kremcr, merchant, nearly hled to
death before doctor could IL. the
ends NJ severed artery together
lie was placing bottles in a refrise-
rator when one burst glass flying
In his face. The injured man was
improved this evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17

II Is not claimed by Virginia inter
ests that some readjustmsut of the
present Inequalities should not be
made. but 1t is obviously Of vital i'm
poriance that Virginia's side Of the
case be put in evidence. Failure to
d" this heretofore has already
brought disaster.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
Matthew NIayhr,v.

LYNCHBCRG. VA. July It,
Matthew Mayhem. - years OF age,
died Friday at his home IN pittsy!-
vanlH County. near Renan. He was
secretary OF the Right Mo-
tor Company. OF Grctna. and was a
son OF MIR. and Mrs. Coleman May
neW.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
william I<. Miller.

William Is Miller. one of tn" pro-
prictors OF the ConnclI & Miller
Hotc'. d ed suddenly at his home, .ia
East Marshall street. last night He
u survived by his widow. one son
and three daughters Funeral ar
engagements had not hc"n perfected
lat. last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
Mrs. Katherine ID. Bo.c.

Mrs '>athe;inc u. Bo@-, aged 81
died yesterday morning at 1;l5
o'clock at the residence OF hcr
daughter. Mrs. W. w. Lotrcy. OF Full
ton HIN. She was the widow Of !
T. Bozc Funeral ARRANGEMENTS nave
not been completed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
Mrs. Alice I.nrrIrk snnpp.

WINCH ESTER. Va. July l6.-Mrs
Alice l-arr!cn Snapp. 20 years old.
wife NJ John r. Snapr. OF HaHficld.
Va. died yesterday in Memorial Hos
rital from effects OF an operation
for acute appendicitis. She vas "A
member OF the pioneer Larrick family
Of western Frederick County. Sur
viving are her husband. two sons.
two daughters, two brothers and two
sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
~ EDWARD 5 ROSE 60 I<c..
Real Estate AucIIou-ers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
L.

n.y. ~ = - 4.t j.
Southeast corner 81 Harrison ana
Catherine streets. known a. NJ
5!i y. Harrison street
BY virtue Of a certain decd o,
trust. dated 2lst day OF t.nruar,,
l!ls. aud recorded IN ie CLERKS OF.
fc". Richmond Chancery Court In
Deed HooH $50. phg. Toe d.fauI,
having been made IN the payment q.
the dob, therein secured ana being
required SO to DO ~ tn. b-ncaclur['
"" MI! sci! by auction. on the prem
ises. on
II ESpAr. July isth. 1872.
~ O'clock +. ~.
tn following property. t1-wit Al!
mat lot % land VIII. tn. improvements
ih,.c"n iyIng aud icing in The CIV
Of Richmond Virginia. on IN. 4cs,
In" ~ Harrison street. between III, :
ana Leigh streets. described a. tol.
lows beginning 1873 Ice, and +,
inches north OF III" aa5tiHcSt corner
~ Harrison and clay Streets. and run.
ming ,h-nc" aIong Harrison street and
fronting thereon - feet aud {
inches and back between parallel
lines 80 feet. v" are not ro,nanCtnx
beyond our auct!onccrs limit, wncn
w- say e" raEc had more requests
f0r 'His property than any other
upnu our list. And don't forget ma
highest dollar gets H.
g'FH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17

SOUTHERN RAILWAY
thain Street Station)
Leave Tor Arrive from
% AM. i'hnvil!e & Durham. ..... 40 pm
t5pm..Atiantn Il BIRMINGHAM 7iOsm
!ouopm heysvi!le ..........,. tS%0Am
II 90 pm. .Ashevle 4 NeS Orleans e35 ON
York River line
20 am West Point ..,....... otOan
Is pm. West Point " 5s5 pm
70 10 pm baltimore :........... YSt5am
Y Daily except Monday
Ticket Office. 500 E. Main St. Phone Mad. e72
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
PLANS FOR L|QU|DAT|NG
DEBT NEAR COMPLETION
England Appears Better OFF
Financially Than Experts
Had Thought.


Federal Hrscryc Fcnr, ., n.,.
hh'". However, Asserting Tint
'"'"p Money IL nrrrtnIu to
frhNS Speculation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
FRED 'SB'0 &POTOMAC R.R
lBroad Street Station. except where
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
main Street Statiou)
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Min SfrHAI CfalianA

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
S5oE. Main Street Phone Randolph l1I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

puoiished Monday, Wednesday and Friday
as information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures Of PASSENGER T,.;,,
IDs'iy, unless otherwise shown
7 Daily except Sunday. { Sunday only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
Hy Walter u. brown.

ny WhItrr IT. HrONn.
written for tn" United Ncws)
81" YORK. July i6-iinportnnt
Developments In European finance
nay" h'th IN" intifnation that Great
britain had plans wcll under way
Tor linuidnting her indebtedness TO
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