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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
BURY REV. ID. BARR IN
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY

Funeral services were conducted in
Hollywood Cemetery for Rev. David
Barr. -. u Confederate veteran. veg
;"rday afternoon. Rev. J. !. Gravair.
l.. -. pastor TT Holy Trinity EpiSCo-
pal Church. and Rev Giles Cooke
Palmer. pastor of 81. Stephens
Church. oiiiCiat"d.
Mr.. Earr died in Washington sun
day night Funeral services were
conducted by RI. REV Alfred Hard
Ing. II. - bishop OF Washington.
from the Epiphany r. T.. Church yes
t"rGay morning. Brother clergy of
Mr. Barr. were his ,.allhcarcrs. Rcla-
lives and lifelong friends of the
aged soldier mcr the body on it's ar
rival in Richmond
MIR. Barr is survived by a sister.
Miss Maria Rarr, az Abingdon. Va;
a daughter. Mrs. John y Citizens. OF
Michigan, and two granddauchtcrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral Of C,p,o,n utcc

Funeral services FOR captain Sam.
vol h Rice, engineer Of maintenance
~ way ON the Richmond. Frcdcricks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Will he
conducted from tn. home Of his
daughter. Mrs. ". =. Rlanton. Of Ash
land. this afternoon at o'clock In
t-rmcnt will bc in Wochlawn Gene
terry. Captain Rice died Monday
might after lingering Illness in
Grace Hospital. II" was ST years
old He recently moved from Ash E
land. where h" had lived tn" greater
part Of his life. Ia 32l West Frank
lin street. Richmond
Resides his daughter. he Is survived
by four sons. : l.. and ! r. Rice. Of
Ashland: h +. Rice. OF Columbia :
-. and l'r. George II. Rice. OF Rich
m"nd; two sisters. Mrs &. g Rlak.v
and Miss Lille Rice. NJ Ashland; TWO
brothers. Dr. &. @ Rice. oi Denver.
COLO. and NJ. +. Rice of I.ouisron.
III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
FOURTH or YEAR TOTAL
IS REALIZED FOR MONTH
Total Greater Than for May
by Nearly Million Dollars,
Figures Show.
I,isrntchs Prediction Of sio.o"N.0h
Maximum Construction for Spring
Room Of ia"2 " III tic Realized Next
Month as Work Holds IT.

Permits for new construction work
which have been issued by Building
Inspector John L. Butler to date for
June almost triple figures for new
1rork authorized in May, according
TO figures for the month. minus the
last four days. which have just been
compiled in the Office OF the Building
lnspector. The total for new work
alone. no alteration or repair work
having been taken into consideration
whatever. is already $l522,i7s.
The means that nov Work alone
for May reaches d total OF more Than
quarter OF ALI OF tho work which
has been authorized for tho prc'ec-
!nc FIVE months 90 the Oalcnda: year.
and that the total FOR Nay. which was
double the May total % 1921 s eK-
cecdcd by almos; a million dollars.
Although the Building Inspector :
report viii not - ready for pUblica-
ton before saturday morning.. figures
compiled IN his office In . preliminary
sketch Of tho wofk elbows ihai the
largest share OF the ttov" WORK -
IN home building A. least . hun
drcd homes were authorized on per
mits issued during Nay. Although
exact figures could no; Ce gotten con-
cernirC alteration and repair work
II Is believed th.te items wll. also
show material increases over the
totals Of HSy and Of Jun" ot 1921.
This VIII Bring the estimate made
early IN the year by The Dispatch
papers Of maximum si0,ooo,ao6
building hoom this year within
1880. 900 ~ realization. which vii.
easily ;. attained II July j: ine pres
en-; boom maintains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
SKYSCRAPER'S CHARTER
IS APPLIED FOR TODAY
Colonel John A. Cutchins
Also After Incorporation for
Grace Street Bank.
TO OPEN At 2in EAST GRACE
Headquarters for New InstItution Sc
lected ut Meeting Until Such Thine
ns Structure Is Completed md Can
lie Turned over for Use

Application for charter for the
Grace Street Bank aud Trus; Huild-
ing. 70 he located At 2l5 East Grace
Street. will he made today by Colonel
John A. Cutchins. local attorney. who
was employed as attorney FOR the
newly organized Grace S,rc-t Bank
and Trust Company and the office
building at special meeting 81 mem
beers OF the organization in Hotel
Richmond Monday night Colonel
CUtchius made application for the
charter for the bank this week. and
VIII hereafter manage the legal end
~ the company's difficulties.
officials az the company presented
the amount ~ stock necessary for the
organization OF the holding company
10 own the property OF the new con-
Germ and also OF the bank Ut the
meeting Monday evening. The build
ing committee was authorized at the
meeting to select supervising con-
tractor and architect to do the work
.uf planning and erecting the building
and to report back their findings at
= meeting to be held ten days from
Monday. the time required by law for
notices TO hc sent OF any orEsniza-
tjon meeting. Every detail will be
worked out at this time.
Otcials OF the concern stated yes
terday that nincty-siN stock holders
arc Interested in the two concerns
and that 10 date the sums subscribed
to the new enterprises are Sl30.?
toward the bank and $4,000 toward
tho building This shows that both
proposals are assured. The books OF
the two concerns viii he kept open
until authorized stock is sold. how
ever.
official announcements that the new
bank will open shortly in a location
already selected at 2i5 East Grace
street until such ;ime as the build
ing TO be- constructed can he finished,
was made following the meeting.
Commenting on the building yest"r-
day. one stakeholder said he "Sti-
mated the building company would be
able TO take care OF its bonded i'm
d-htedness and pay - per cent on
It's investment. Stockholders were
sure a Richmond contractor and ar
chitect would be chosen by the
building committee, OF which Edgar
Allan is chairman.
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1hn,,rn. ". Trn,Inr.

NORFOLK VA. June 81 Thomas
w Traylor died early this morning
al his residence. $50 Fairfax Avenue.
in his Sis, year II" was native Of
Richmond fuh mad lived in Norfolk
hvc years. II" l. survived ny his
wife. Mrs Stcll, Travlor, two hnuEh-
tors. Mrs. ~ II Rasmussen. and Mrs.
W. l.. StcEcr, and granddaughter.
Nllenc Rasmussen. all OF Norfolk. and
a brother. T. " Traylor, az Kansas.
Tn" funeral takes place W"dn" sday
afternoon. at tho residence. Tho body
viii he sent that night via IN" Nir-
siuian Railway for burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
CONTRACTORS BIDDING
ON SEVERAL GOOD JOBS
K c q noes Predominant.
Other Things OH Market.
Hospital Contract Soon.
Kids Asked and BcinE Taken on
Number Of " cst End Jobs mud Com
>trncti"n In Nnriou. Sections Of
city.

Bids are being asked and viii be
closed tomorrow on th- constitution
~ $1,000 residence for Mrs. l.. Il.
Harrison at Hampton Gardens. {, was
harmed last might when the list Of
hd'"rs on the Job were made public.
Thy include \. +. Perrin. John
DICKS, -. &. Peers. r. l.. BASS &
E-o;hers. ". :. Rarne,t. the old Do
M mon Huldins Corporation. X. NJ.
Anderson q Co, J. r. Sweeney and
"rhers.
g. Herbert French, who IL the ar
"nirHct for the job mentioned above.
( also the architect who IS drawing
plans for the construction ~ six
beautiful {IG.o0O residences to be
erected ny c. r. Sauer in tho w.s,
End. TIT. JON $4,000 in work. is
h"inE sought by The old Dominion
Building Corporation. tho firms 1T
john DICKS. y. {, Peers r: l.. Ra So
& R-othsr. r VI. Anderson. J. r..
sweeney and others.
Authentic reports are heard In
building circles that the johnson
Wits Hospital will be on the mar
..t in = few days and that bids will
be- tas-r on the structure shortly.
ThL Is 100000 Job. N. structure
:" 20 up on So boulevard across
from the Rattle Abbey
p4"I4H"T Will construct a
g 600 residence at Colonial Place
near Wsstharaptcn, thi. summer for
g" inter occupancy. and bids are ask o
IN IL. construction. Bidders include
= ~. RcaturiEht. George Ware. G. w
Pollard Moore & Harry and {. r
DuPginz.
Keen competition In bidding !,
noted IN IN" south Ros'on High
Nrn"ol joh, wh"r. contractors from
q number Of cities are vielng with
rn" another for the work. Tn. hli.
'l"rs lnciud" !. r. Nuckols or Rich.
rr"nd; Y. X. Gosney. OF South Roe
'nn: i. W. Easl"y. Jr.. OF south Ros
ION; !. r Tum" Lumber Company
10 South Hoston. tn" Nehlett Cald"I
Company. Of ph"chus: HARDWOOD &
Moss, ~ Newport News; J. G. Currins
~ D"nbig. and others. G. NJ. Robin
/ son Is the architect.
| J., became known la9t night ina
! liopcs FOR the erection OF the new
| Iarochial school for Belmon, an,
! Grove Avenues has not been aban
! don"d. but that a limit on the cost o
! tn" building has been set, and II
I r"n be built ut certain figure IN
"DrH VIII continue. II not, the 10
4 ) Of indefinitely. The contractor
. H"r" handicapped in Kidding on thi
/ JOB by rising prices. which. however
arr du" for A fall. according TO ever
! Indication
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28

Street. sixteenth to Petersburg Turn
pike: Forest Eiii Avenue. Ice west Of
Forty-ihird street Inorth side cnly) {:
Williamsburg Avenue. Waverly to
National trmetary Road: Twenty
seventh Street. So 10 Nine Mile Road:
twenty sixth street. X ;u Nine Mil"
Road: Second Avenue Bruohland Park
Boulevard :" custer: Meadow Brids.
Road. First Avenue :" Delaware: Bar
i"u Avenue. Rrookiaud Park Boulc-
ward 10 Meredith: Edr-wood Avenue
Essex - Hooper: Gritllth Avenue
Beverly street, RecCh to Linden. Al
ZEN Avenue. Ashland to beverly
B!anton and Sheppard streets. chat
tin Ia Grant: Main Street. CrenShaw
{" Gilmour; TAYLOR street belmont
:" sheppard. cleveland street. Ken
Siurt"n - Park F"ndall, Avenue.
Er"oAlNu fark Boulevard Ia North
Sid" school property a, Crawford
Sa'terfi-ld; Norwood Avenue. Fordall
:" Garland. HAYNES Avenue Rogers
:" Hooper Moss Side. Dupont TO
Ladies Mil" Road: Montroso Avenue.
Hrooklvn PARK boulevard 10 Ladies
Mile Road: Gilbert. Meadow To Lake
Road =. Roadway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28

the H'rUr'u-, shoul1 he r.nodel.d
'Ni unless MS session ~ Congress
m"nd- 'n- bili 20 read nuiId, there
~" mop" ~ a ne" bUiIdius
IMPOSITION - ,hc u.lr structure has
'h"i down according 20 sir Thorn
ton, since N" public nas been advised
mat tr""-s'ory huiillnu 81 hand
some design Wlll b." erected on th"
rr"perty The original proposal was
i'r the construction ~ only IA story
Hnt n half building, thls having been
'"Hised. Tn" plane for N. structure
hhva been adopted hv tn" sup"rvising
architecture Of IN" post Dice Depart
m"nt and Representative Andrew
Jackson Montague Is aiding in Ia.
aght for the new building
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rndor.e Eur,y cio.lns Mo-.m.n,

\ resolution indorsing tho move
ment Of the merchants Of the city
Ia close their stores at ! o'clock on
Saturdays during me heated period
uas adopted last night nv tho Rusi
ness and Professional Womans club.
som" opposition hss arisen 70 tho
movement. and the members Of the
club thought n best to lndorse tn.
movement. Mrs. Henry Sampson
gave several readings from some o.
her unpublished works and Mrs.
Joseph Geisinrer sang
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
REALTY RECORDS
The following realty transactions
We're recorded in Chancery Court
Yesterdays:

The following realty transactions
We're recorded in Chancery Court
yesterday:
Reienaes
ll43-T.eRov T.. Brown. trustee. 10
Maria farewell Dudley. south line .
east. sOxlS3 feet. Juns 81. 1922. s21I.
lis5--F. Sit,erdins. ct ais trustees.
I" /. o. Parrish. Grace twite),
south line Highland View Avenue" 81
teet inches each. Woodcliffe Ave-
uue east. 6Ox7O feet. June 10. 1922.
$500.
li75-H 6. Taylor. trustee. to Max
=. Fritzsche. south line Dove street
~ corner Richmond and Henrico
Turnpike. i5oxao7 feet. June 10. 1922.
$500.
ll7s-R II. Harrison John w
Eates, trustees. 10 Benjamin I.owen-
berg. Willard Il. Cooke, No $40 t6oS),
north line Grace street. los feet
inch east. sixth Street east. % feet
ii-a inches by 49, feet. June o.
ls2c. Sc3s0o.
nnrgnin md Sale.
Rishop Dennis !. o'connen
80 Gcore" Kinds northwest corner
Main street and sheppard street.
10 feet by la feet inches. June
20, 1922 ,l2.0no
u3i-.Io Lane stern. special com
missioner tMac Tavishl. To j. Andrew
Keck. 222 acres southeast corner
cary street and Rcms"n Avenue,
..T5 feet by 1850 feet. 10 Glen Alpine
street. fronting SIS feet June 90.
1922 $4,000
ilS6-R G. Hendrick to 4. l.. Ches-
,erman. south line Highland View
/ Avenue. $40 feet east. woodcliffo
/ Avenue. east s0x70 feet. June ~
/ llss-Matti. L. Housman. J. II
| ,husband). TO Emil PohliG. Sr.. No
/ $40. west line Thirty-s"cond street
l35 feet inches south, Marshal
/ street south, 3oxlc2 feet. June 26
, in22 s5oOo
1885, Addie Virginia Gill. Oracle
! Gun Colcin. Harvey 6. Colgin thus'
handr. Lula Relic Gill. NirEinius Il
Gill jamie T.. twife), Rettie Ethe'
GIN Gilbert. Peet Leo. Gi!tert thus'
handp. 20 Addic Virginia GIL. No
| 2nHT aouth line stuart Avenue. s.
feet inches vest. Meadow stree
vest. 2s1l2a feet . inches, Nos. 32a
2o7 east limo Fifth street. IS feet
inches south Marshall 30 feet
inches by 81 feet. To Oracle Gil
Colgin. No sos. vest line FIT,
street. ltS feet north. Leigh sire"
south. c5x55 feet. To Lula Bell
Gnl. No 7o2 west line Fifth Street
- feet north, Jackson street north
onxl25 feet To VirGinius f. Gil
30. Sis west line Tenth street, s
feet south. VI Street. south 24x1a
fee, To Rctie Ethel GIN Gilbert, NJ
5ol spa east line Fifth street. IS Zee
inches nv % feet. June II. 1872.
= Tax $50. Partition.
I 1885 Andrews Association I
James r Edwards. No. 2lo vest I'm
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Funeral Of Miss Manning.

Funeral services for Miss .tlic. Ger
trude Manning viii b. conducted from
christ Episcopal Church this after
noon ~ , O'Clock. int"rm"nt viii be
in lakewood. Rev. II y Defo. WaS-
ner, pastor Of the church. and Rev.
W. -. smith. pastor Of 50. Mark =
Episcopal church. viii ohiCiatc.
Miss Manning was 80 years old,
She died at the home "f her brother
ln-law, II. l.. I.andrum, 32O5 Taylor
street. Monday night. Resides her
mother, Mrs. Kettle + Manning. She
~ survived ny two sisters. Mrs. II
J. Landrum and Mrs. c. w. Henley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28

The H"nrico County BOARD ~ Su-
pcrvisors viii be asked 10 reduce the
speed limit for that county 20 twenty
miles an hour at their monthly meet
iue, July Z. Sheriff W webb Sydnor
said y"-terday. sheriff Svdnor said
r.huy prominent citizens throughout
the county had protested against tn"
lHlrty milo limit. passed nv ~" last
Legislature. and now Statewide. He
said IA number Of them would appear
before the body and speak In behalf
OF the proposed reduction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28

Cherry Street. 1923 feet south. Cum
herland street south. 2iNlS2 feet.
June II. 1872. $4,000.
llIl-l.cwis GiAter Land and I'm
pr"vement Company IL William Z.
stuart. east line seminary Avenue.
ini feet north. tlarcm"nt Avenue
north. looN233.j feet. June :. 1929.
$500.
ll'9-R Ernest Delaney. Loretta
&. twif") tn Judson X. thHpin. Nos.
S232-3 232a north line Park Avenue.
- feet east. Tildeu street east. 252t
40 feet. Lien $500. June 30. 1922.
Tax Sl3.50 $40.
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Mrs. susanna !. Collier.

PETERSBURG. Va. Jun. 27.-Mrs
susanna Jane Collier. Is. widow Of
George {. Collier. died last night at
her home" m" r"sid.nc" ~ her son.
David NJ. Collier. ga Mckenzie street.
after an Illness Of five weeks ,ura-
ton Sh. II survived by two sons
and ON" daughter. Mrs J : Rowdon.
Of CoTcy CITY. Mo; David NJ. COL
licr. Wesley ". collier, both 81 Pc
tershurg; and one sister. Mrs Emily
Spain. az this city. Tho funeral VIII
no held tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock from IN" residence. Rev. q
r Forester officiating
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E.dunrd John Collins.

PETERSBURG. VA. June 27-Ed
ward John Collins died AT his resi-
d"ncc this morning. Mr.. Collins was
born IN Dtisvill". y Y. October /.
1851. and had been actively engaged
in tn" wholesale grocery business
tor more than ffty years. The funeral
viii take place from st. Joseph :
catholic Church Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock Ia addition to his
widow, Nj. Collins Is survived by The
following children. lanes II. Ed
ward j. Thomas y and Dr. W. J..
collins. OF Roanoke; Mrs. Mary col
lins Hanrahan. Mrs. j ]. OConnor,
Misses Elizabeth aud Marguerite.
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WlSCHF. ESTER. VA. June % Dr.
Floyd +. Swimley. 81. a son Of tn"
late Dr William \. Swimley. this
city. is dead ut Forest. ohio where
n" praCtic"d nedicln" and surgnrS
since graduating tw"ntI~hve Years
ago. ITO lost his cycSight eighteen
years ago by tn" explosion Of an
ac"'ylcnc tnnk In his automobile ga
rage since that tim. he had been
specializing In clinical diagnosis and
with even greater success than be-
FOR" his ath!Ction. Surviving ar" "a
widow. his st"pup,hcr. twu half
brother and ono hait-siSter
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IsRInh .lnllnsnn

rhRk SI.Ei, VA. June 2T.-Isaiah
Johnson, -. one OF the Oldest resi-
dents Of tho county. died AT the home
"t his daughter Mrs Fletcher
Lewis. June 20 lie possessed AN
unusual kindly nature. aud until
within brief period before his
death his mind Was k."niy active.
lie liz survived by his widow. on"
son. \. u johnson. Of rastoria. and
five daughters. Mrs. Fletcher Rudd,
Park slcy. Mrs. Thomas Gardiner, Ac-
tomao Courthouse. Mrs Laura Meek
irg. Baltimore. and Mrs. Fletcher
Lewis. Parksl.y. and Mrs John Allen.
th"Sconness"A. He also leaves "irh =
teen grandchildren and tWenty-tw q
l:r-at-rrandchildrrn lntermcut w.s
IN Liberty Cemetery
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wARDTOWN VA. Jun. 81
,;eorgc - Hutchinson. "a, ~ this
place suffered double stroke Or
paralysis sunday while attending a
Masonic service hold at Belle Haven
Methodist church. lie was removed
10 the Office OF Or -. y. Mears. but
died without rcEaining conscious
ness Funeral services were from
his late home and conducted In burial
with Masonic rites. Burial was
made in Relic Haven Cemetery. Sur
vtving him are his wife, one daugh
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Funeral Of Mrs. Carver.

Funeral services f"r Mrs. Elizabeth
Mary Francis Carver, widow or
Thomas i. carver. vii, he Conducted
from the late residence. 272@ Garland
Avenue, Barton Heights. this after
noon at o'clock. Rev. George T.
Waite. pastor ar Barton Heights Rap
tist Church viii "fiiriat". Intcrment
viii he in Eiverview.
Mrs. CarVar died Monday afternoon
AZ her HON. She is survived ny 1--WE
daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Carver. Mrs
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MANN & BROWN WILL
BUILD PRETTY HOME

\. 3. snd ". ! Ls-Ehan have solo
TO :. Bernard Hoeps. .: Mann {,
Brown, florists. properly located =,
s West Grace street. ~s!ch al. -
rsuodeisd -a:o a fo-.S;s establish
p,ea: ACCORDING . aa1o-nter-rt
made ::6m o@clz. sources
Man. & Brown purchases ;a- Prop-
cry same tine zEo ~, ne deco -=s
:Ls: been Tisr-c Ct record. = 8 not
G-o~- s1.-iy 80 rr.-t 80 r-s
t-t.1-=s ~ --s, ~: i, -.:ll :. cgiIr
:-r ces--y s-- se-y!-= Regardless q
It-exss-y .T;.-,. E2c--atcE . -
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George W. rnncr..

cARTERSNILLE. VA. June 81
George w. Powers. died a. his home
near here Friday. June %. lie had
been SICK FOR several weeks. MIR.
Powers was Il Confederate veteran
and belonged TO the Cumberland
Troop. Fourth Virginia Cavalry
FitzhuRh Lees division. and would
have been 81 years Old in August of
this year. Funeral services were
held at the home Sunday morning
interment being made in Cartersviilc
Cemetery. He leaves widow who
was Miss JENNA McCabe. Of Lees
burg: two daughters, Misses Cora l..
and Ida NJ. Powers. on" son. Thomas
II. Powers. and one sister. Mrs l.. A..
robinson, all Of whom live near here.
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.Jou,r, ~ I:d,,oui,

AccDMAC. VA. June News has
been received here 81 IN" death at
Hinton, W Va. 81 James " Ed
monds. so. formerly OF this county.
For many years no taught school In
Ncromac County and Was we'll known
and popular. Surviving him ar" his
'hrre daughters. Mrs Elizabeth
SNdnor. Of Hinton. Mrs II f.. Flesh
man OF Norfolk. AMI Mrs Z g. In
d.rhill. OF M"Ift. hive sons. T. T. Ed
monds ana I"hu F.diu"ud-. "a. Nor
'nlk. and While. George ANA Harry
Edmonds, or Hinton. Also IA hait
brother. Edward II :imouds Of This
place. Iut"rn-ut Was Ia Sorioik.
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CAPE CHARLES STORES
BIDS ARE OPENED

Kids have just closed on the con-
struction OF a number OF stores at
cape Charles. plans for which wore
drawn by Ren;on and Bengston.
architects. w. +. Thurston and r.
/. Bass Brothers are the only local
bidders.
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POSTPONE REALTY
EXCHANGE MEETING

T.. Ray Richardson. secretary ~ the
Richmond Real Estate Exchange an
uounccd last night that the m.etinR
- the Junior Membership BODY, to
hay" been held tomorrow evening n. s
% clock 10 hear Harry T. shannon
peak on Expert Salcsnanshir." has
been postponed until July Is because
II his inability To put in an appear
HHC%
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Charles l.. Iirumlry.

DERlCkSBuRG. VA. June q.
Charles l.. Bruml"y. 81. died at his
home yesterday. following linEcr-
ing Illness. He was "a native az Ala
hnma. hut had been living In Nir
Einia many Years. "" moved IN
Frederick sburg from Srotsylvania
County arout three years $50. ~"
was utdower and leaves no chill
dren. Besides his father, John J..
Rrumley. on. sister survives. Miss
Lillian r. Rrumley. OF this city
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Mis-. I.ottIc WATSON.

LYNcHBuRG. VA. June 27.-Miss
I.ottie Watson. e.. for some time "A
matron at the old Fellows orphan
age here. died AT IN" LynchhurE Hos
pital Tuesday morning at IL o'clock
after an Illness OF three months.
She was with Tho Miller Orphanae"
here eighteen years before going to
the Odd Fellows institution few
years ago. Miss Watson was a sister
Of Mrs. s. Wallace Patterson, OF this
city, and native Of Martinsvillc.
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Mrs. Sebastian :rnc.

LYNCHRCRG Va. June 27-Mrs
Mary Ernr. -" a nativ" Of SwitZcr-
land. died early Tuesday morning
in Amherst County. She was a r"si-
dent Of I.ynchburr and is survived
by her husband. Sebastian F:ru", who
IS 30 years OF age.
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nur, Mr., w,nfr,, Tod,,

Mrs. II. Il. Winfree, daughter OF
the late Or. Edward Archer. died yes
terday morning at her home. lils
Porter street. Funeral services will
bc conducted from the home this
morning at IL O'Clock. Intermcnt
will be in Maury Cemetery. BESIDES
her husband. Mrs. Winfrco Is sur
vived by one sister Mrs. ". p. Eman-
uel: two brothers. w. w. Archer. Of
baltimore. and J. w. Archer. OF
Richmond
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ter. Miss Carrie Hutchinson; three
sisters. Mrs. William Taylor. Of Hall
wood; Mrs. o. II. Downing. OF Birds
Nest; Mrs. James r. Davis OF Onley:
two brothers. Ben Hutchinson. Of
Davis Wharf. and Edward Hutchin-
son, of Baltimore
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.LYNCHBtR,i. VA. Jun" 27.-Dora
Ice. the 4-year-old daughter ~ MIR
and Mrs GcorR" Il Taylor. died AZ
tn" Lynchhurg Hospital today. Her
body was taken 10 Long Island, camp
boil county. for burial.
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c. +. Adams. Mrs. d. C. Davis. Mrs.
Charles AldridIe and Miss Hattie Car
yer: six sons. T. G.. II. L.. c. s., l. b..
c. q and q. T.. Carver: sixteen grand
children. and two sisters. Misses r.
T.. and .. A. Jones. OF Hanover,
Comfy