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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
GLENN {. PLUMB DIES
FROM HEART DISEASE
Counsel for Rail Organizations
Has Been III for Sew
cral Months.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l.-Glcnn T..
Plnmh counsel for the sixteen larG
or railroad organizations. and au-
thor of tho celebrated Plumb pan
of railroad operation and ownership,
died tonight. Death was due 10 an
affection of tho heart. from which l,c
had suffered for several months.
Mr. Plumb, Il native OF Iowa. came
into national prominence in 1918. when
lac advanced the plan 70. railroad
operation tEat hears his name as a
solution for the problem Of post war
treatment OF the Transportation
lines then under government control
aud operation. In brief his plan was
Naturalization OF the carriers with
control vested in directoratcs in
which tho public, the executive
srafs Of tho lines aud the railway
employees should have equal repre-
scntation.
The plan was endorsed by railroad
unions and the Plumb plan league
organized 10 urge its adoption. MIR
Plumb was active in the affairs OF
tn" league until i'll health forced his
retirement last May. lie also con
tinucd his work as attorney for The
sixteen railroad labor organizations
until that time his last active APP
rearancc being before the I. c. G.
10 argue the then pending general
rate advance case in the interest Of
railroad labor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
CALLS HARRY LANDER
TO CAPITAL. AS EXPERT

Harry NJ I.awdor. superintendent
~ mails In the Richmond post office.
rs one Of three postal experts sum
moncd- 20 Washington. ny the rost-
master General to confer with de-
partmcn;ai officials with reference to
certain asccrtainmcn: Of cost ac-
counting The conference has been
in progress for three weeks and IS
expected to result in 4 simplihcation
Of tho accounting system FOR the en-
tire department.. II may be several
more weeks before Mr i.awdcr re-
turns 20 his duties here
In selecting MIR I.awdcr as one az
IN" confcrccs. signal honor was
paid tho Richmond post office. Of
'icials here believe Only three ex-
rcrts Were called. the others coming
from tho sew York and Philadelphia
Offices. Tho findings OF the confer
"ucc win have a big hearing on the
handling Of mails. particularly tho
cost system Whne IL was estimated
At FIRST that the WORK would be ac-
"omr!!shol In a few weeks. tho rrea,
volume o. figures 20 be considered
caused an extension or time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
ROME AROUND CAMP
AGAINST DISORDERS
IBy Associatnd rrcss1

ROME Aug. 1.-The Italian gov
eFhment today converted Rome into
a virtual armed camp as a prcctu-
tionary measure against possible dis
orders incident to tho general stril Q
called in protest against recent Fas-
cisti rcprisals against Communists
The polio" and military measures
adopted by the government were so
extraordinary that II is believed the
effectiveness Of tn. strike will be
considerably m!nmizcd.
The headquarters Of the postal and
telegraph service. the Chamber OF
Deputies. tn" Senate and all the min
istries and banks were occupied bv
military contingcnts and other state
Gical points throughout the citv
were held by strong dctachments OF
root and mounted troops armed with
machine guns. number Of armorcd
cars patrolcd the streets.
IN" troops had orders 10 prevent
meetings and were instructed TO dis
band any gathering Irrespective OF
party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
PLAN FOR DISTRIBUTION
OF COAL IS COMPLETED
Spencer and Associates Ready
to Commence Fuel.
Ralioning Scheme.
lEv Nssoetated rrcss- |

ASiiiN6ToN. Aug IA plan OF
procedure under which tho govern
n"ntS crcrgcucy fuel control ma
chine VIII he operated was COM
pl"tcd today at - mcctiug of the con
trhI coal committee. with Fuel Dis
,flbui"r Henry +. Spencer presiding
u was understood that the plan
would he submitted to Secretary
Hoover tomorrow and that Fedora
distribution would thereupon become
actually effective
NJ the same time. il was said ;bn
personnel Of tho regional committees
L" be placed in the producing mine
I"idS as agents OF the central BODY
VIII be placed before Mr.. Hoover for
approval. together with a draC, or
IN" detailed Instructions which viii
govern the activities Of those or
S"ui~ations in combating pruiitcerinc
ma inSnrinS Il ready distribution OF
fuci.
Mr.. Spencer mad" public the fol .
towing appointments OF Southern
stat. fuel agencies which have
been reported to the ccntral com
'uttt.c.
tl"rida. Florida Railroad Commits
ION Tallahassee. Fla; North Caro-
ma. state Corporation Commission.
Ealc'Gh. y. e.: South Carolina. Is. =,
Gecr. chairman Governors coal com
nitt"". Gr"cnvillc. :. c.: Virginia
Major Alexander Forward. coal ad.
| minlSt'atpr, Richmond Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
500 JOIN COOPERATIVE
LAST DAY OF CAMPAIGN
Opening Sales in South Caro-.
lima Better Than Those
of 1921.
IspecIAl to .rhe TLmcs plsna,ch \

tHptSIhl 10 The Times biSpatrh
kAIElGIl y. e.. Aug. l-ovcr
1900 new members from the South
Carolina belt joined tho Tobacco
Growers Cooperative Association
during the July campaign, accordins.
l" the count OF contracts made al
RAJ psgh headquarters on August /
Over 800 new members joined the as
Sociation on July 81. the last day Of
tho drive in South Carolina.
Kilograms reaching Raleigh hcad
quarters from VI. @ Wilson. secretary.
or the association. and other officials
OF IN" organized growers who wcre
present ~ the opening of the .uc-
ton sales this week. state that prcg-
poets are very bright for the asso-
citation members
with the opcning sales al Mullins
:. c. bringing un average from Is
To cents. according to estimates o.,
the first days offering. IL IS very gen
orally conceded that the organiza-
! tion % the tobacco farmers for co
operative marketing has been i'm j.
mcdiatciy successful in boosting the
price Of their product
In south Carolina 20 In Kentucky.
the growers received double the pricS
wf&ch was given them on last years
opening markets. and thousands o.
farmers who sold tobacco from . to
10 cents in 1921 are now rejoicing
That losses have been changed TO
profits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
SAYS REPUBLICAN SOLD
. PARTY PATRONAGE IN S. c.
Senator Dial Charges Tolbcrl
with Discrimination Against
EX-Scrvicc Men.
Try Assoeiatcd rrcss-l

WASHINGTON. Aug I-Statinc
that he hoped his action would in
measure at least stop some of what
he termed the corruption in regard
To public Offices, Senator Dial. Demo.
crat. south Carolina, put into tho
record today a statement charging
Joseph W. Tolhert, Republican ma
iional committeeman Of South caro-.
lima with selling patronage in that
state
Senator Dial said hc.was not con.
ccrncd with the dcbauchiuc of ma
tonal conventions" hut that in mat =
t"Ts of patronage where he felt his
state was directly affected hy an
ro!ntmcnts. he had the right 70
speak
In the statement placed in tho
record hy senator Dial he charged
MIR Tolhcrt participated in tho sale
OF Federal patronage. ana aha; in
its distribution nc had disseminated
against former service mon ana
women.
Senator Dial is hghtiuS the no,ni-
nation Of Mr.. Tolbcrt to lie United
states marshal for the western bis.
tr!ct OF South Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
ALLEGED NEGRO SLAYER
INNGHED IN ARktNSk

HOT SPRINGS, ARK. Aug -
Gilbert Harris. negro. Was taken
from officers here this morning and
hanged in public square. following
tho death carly today Of Maurice
Connolly, an insurance solicitor. who
was shot last nigh, by negro bur.
glar.
Harris. who was arrested carly to-
day. was said by tn" police 10 have
answered description given TO q
man seen running from the scene
Of the shooting. He protested his
Innocence
According to the police Harris
served sentence In the Arkansae
pcnitcntiary for burglary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
Or. PHILIP TAYLOR DIES
At HIS RESIDENCE HERE
Funeral of Wcll-kmown Rich.
mond Physician TO Be
Conducted Tomorrow

pr. Philip Taylor. a wen-known
Richmond physician. died yesterday
morning at 80 o'clock in his home
at ISL Monument Avenue Funeral
serviccs will be conducted from the
nome tomorrow at noon. aud burial.
which viii be private. VIII be in
Hollywood
pr. Iaylor Was horn ApriI q. 1870.
IN New York city. and spcn, his
'hriH IRE there and on Long Island
~" was educated in tho. prcparatnrv
schools OF New England ana yra,iu-
~" III the college of Physicians and
surgeons. Columbia University In
1917 serving ono year after his grad
u"tiph ia Kings County IIospi,al
''"inS from there he went to Eng
iand and France FOR two vcars' stud,
OF ms speciality. lilo was a,,ache,,
Tor year 1" the Royal Eve How
pitai at Manchester. England
In lSS2 nc camo TO Richmond
where he was actively cnrar.d In
practice until i'll health forced him
10 retir" eleven years sIo. Ic was
member OF the W"stnrorcland club
Tor nearly forty years, and a member
OF tho Academy OF Medicine and
surgery and the state Medical So
cicty.
Resides MS vic. who was Mis-.
sally Williams Lowell. daughter of
IN" lat" Judge Lowell ~ warren
county h" is survived by his ONLY
'h'id Miss Phyllis Lowell Tayior
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
NEGRO WHO MURDERED
DEPUTY IS SLAIN BY MOB
Taken From Officers and
Shot While Tied to
Tree.
nuMr nonr IN MACON STREET
Curious Crowd Gather, to Sec aIu-
tilntcd Form OF Hack Thrown out
nf PoOlrO0m Where sheriff wns
SHIN.
fBy Associated prcss.I

MSCON, GA. Aug. l.--Ovcrtakcn
10y a mob Of $40 determined men. a
negro identified by officers az John
Glover. alias "Cockcy," slayer OF
Walter c. Byrd, deputy sheriff Of
Eibb county. and George Marshall. a
negro. was put 10 death at o'clock
today two miles from iJolton, just
across the line in Monroe County.
Tho negro was III charge OF Deputy
United States Marshal Nowberry. who
had Eonc to Griffin for him. aud
Deputy Sheriff Mullaly. Before tho
negro was put to death. Mr.. Mullaly
begged members OF tho mob TO allow
the Law 10 take It's course
The mob turned deaf cars to the
pleadings OF the officer. however. and.
tying the negro against tree, fred
several shots into his body.
Halt Turning Of Iiody.
Several members or the mob
gathered brush aud placed 1t around
the negro and set fire to It, The
fire was cXtiuEuiShod however. by
other men in TIL" party.
The body Of Glover. wholly I'm
recognizable. because it had been so
badly INITIATED. was brought 20
Macon this afternoon NJ $50 and
dumped on tho pavement in from, OF
llatfeld's poolroom. where tho shoot
ing took place Saturday night.
Thousands of curious persons view
cd :hc 'nanEl"d body while police
tried To keep order. The BODY was
picked up hy deputies from tho
shcrlff's office. after i, had lain on
the sidewalk for fifteen minutes. and
carried away FOR burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
SLAYER OF CHAMBERS
WAS USING A RIOT GUN
Buckshol Shown Coroner 5
Jury Believed to Have
Killed Negro.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. !

lHpt'ldi 10 ne ines ItlSnatC IN.
NORFOLK, VA. Aug. l.-That the
man who fired the shot or shots which
killed Jim Chambers negro rum rum
ncr and killer. last Friday must have,
used Il riot gun, was the consensus Of
every one who attended the coruncr'S
jury hearing on the shooting last
night in Justice Wrisht's oliicc at,
Ocean View. Two hat,cncd bullets
exhibited by pr. y. q. Horton, which
were removed from the body of
chambers were unuiisputably TWO
huckShot which are contained in "a
riot gun she'll
ON. "i tile missharcn slugs taken
from the head Of the dead man. and
which caused his death. weighed 30.
grains. The other. taken from the
Negroes right leg. weighed $3.50
grains. An unused riot gun pellet
weighs about 30 grains. DR.. Horton
testified that the loss in weight of
the bullet might hc occasioncd by
tn" chipping off OF even an inilni-
t"Simal part OF the lead. Even "A tiny
emp would change the weight
Ihc verdict announced by Justice
NiiSht after the coConcr's jury hai
reviewed tho Testimony presented bv
about ten witnesses was that Jim
Chambers came to his death at the
h"huS OF "tic"rS whose names are
unknown. in the discharge of their
tSty and in Sclf-dcfrnsc." The Jury
offered the suggestion also that hav-
iNE heard ia" statements Of mem
bcrs of the Norfolk police depart
ment that they recommend that some
consideration in share OF the reward
he shown 10 the person who first
gay" the information TO Justice
wright at his Office. 10 Alexander
AnanI"s, and the greater part of the
reward 10 lac given to the widows OF
We SLAIN Federal officers. Cary II.
Freeman aud H. II. Fisher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
%. =. Nnnn.

FARMNii.LE, VA. AuG 10. :.
M"nn' 5s. Il wel!-known citizen ct
E"rmvt'l" died yesterday after sur
tsring an attack "f apopl.Ny on sun
n"T morning, July 80 Mr. Manu
hah been IN his mSunl health and
was ON his way to- sunday school
SUNDAY morning when. just as h.
"l!"hi"d from his ear. he complained
~ severe headaches. aud in "a row
minutes he was strick"n. iic di.d
without r"Eaining consciousness. II.
Leaves. besides widow thro.,
daughters. Mrs EcSsl" Oliver and
Misses S?lal aud 1'hclma Mann. All
OF Farm nile Tho funeral wax held
from IN" Far'nviilc baptist Church
this afternoon. the services havtuu
been conducted by tn" pastor. n.v
g. Edward Bu!rcll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02

Carl walker. OF this city; Dr. rcroy
Reynolds. Lynchburg; Juncs and
Ivan Reynolds. Flint. Mich: Misscs
Lima. Adelaide. Elsie and Mary Roy
hoids. Reuben ana iiiliy Reynolds.
OF Parker. Tho funeral was held
from tho home this afternoon with
'hterincht in the family buryins
ground.
Mrs. Matte Ghi>rIin.
NohFoLk. VA. Aug. Mrs Mat
ne bronghton. wife OF w. y. Ghiso-
m uiod AT o'clock this morning
~ "a Norfolk hospital. aged 80 years
she was a daughter Of the late r.
IS. ana Hattie Lindsay Brouuhton
BESIDES her husband. sho is survived
by two daughters. Mrs. II. L. Gillette.
MISS Robchah %. Ghisciin; three sons.
william ~. Thomas b.. and Lindsay
;. GhcSelin; two brothers, Lindsay
hrouShton. of Savannah Ga, and
Temple u. Broughton, Of Norfolk
Remains viii bc taken from the resi-
d"ncc. 2Js Brown street. to Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church. for funeral SER
vices Wednesday afternoon at 3:3O
o'clock. Rev. -. ~. Mclaughlin, viii
otiiciatc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
BOY DIES FROM SHOTS
OF UNIDENTIFIED MAN
Isnec-al n Tne r-rn.s.nlsnatohl

TSnecTaT q TTc INNS .DIsnatoh
LYNClIBuEG Va. AUG. viii
liam Jones white youth who was
shot SATURDAY evening in Twelfth
street by man stll unidentified.
died AZ ~" Lynchhu-r Hospital
Monday nisnt te.ug prevented nv mis-
condition. af'er he was found to give
= coherent statcuer, about The shoot
ing. Jones cam" hero four rnonths
ago from Pantcgo y C. and had been
working in a shoe factory. putting in
extra time at night IN a Main street
cigar store.
The police have been unable as yet
10 get the sliEhtes' clue as 10 the
IDENTIFY Of the man wnD sho, Jones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
William 4. Reynolds.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA. Aux. /.
William &. Reynolds. 90, dicd sud +
denly a. his home at Parker, Spo,
sElvania County, sunday Mir. Row
h"Ids had not iccn sick and was APP
parenly enjoying his usual health.
He was seated on the from, porch
Of his Loinc when he was taken sud o
denly II! and expired within a few
minutes. Mir Reynolds vas posimas-
ter AT Parker and conducted a large
general store. He IS survived by his
wife and ten children. They are Mra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
.ro Di.cus. IIeutA n.,,e,u,,,,

HONEYWELL. VA" Aug l-AI in
terested in the WelfaTe aud better
inent OF health In Er3eweu and
Prince George County a5o cordially
invited TO attend meoras 10 be
held Thursday night at 100 o'clock
in tho high school building ~ "R"
Village. The meeting is for the ppr-
pose Of discussing plans fnr the
support OF public health nursr in
tho community. and is one Of vita
Importance to every one. Miss Lsncs
Randolph ~ Richmond, head OF the
Vubnrcuiosis Bureau Of Tubc!cuiL
ais EDUC lion. will address the meet.
'Int.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
Mrs. Matte Ghi>rIin.
NIrS, Huber.

NORFOLK. VA, Aug. Up. :. Iiu-
her. general manager Of the Ledger
Dispatch Corporation. is IN Cham
bcrshurE. Pa. To which city he was
called by tho illness aud death OF his
mother Mrs Huber. who was in tho
end year of her age. d!cd late sun
day. She is survived By thrcn sons.
William Huber, of Gcrnantown. Pa.
Il. II. Huber, ~ Petersburg. Va. and
l.. :. Huber. Of this city. and by one
daughter. Mrs. Harry Sicrcr. OF
Chambcrsburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
Austria 10 AK rls.mm, 900 Loan.

TNTiTS, NuE l.--NuAtria within
The mex, ton days will formally re-
quest the allied powers to guarantee
an International loan exceeding fI5. :
u"p'Voo, according TO Dr. Schylcr un-
Ger secretary for foreign affairs in
Austrian government. who has come
To Paris to lay before the rcparations
commission details Of q plan for Aus
trid's financial reconstruction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
3 PERSONS KILLED
IN TRAIN COLLISION
lEv Nssncin1cl rrnss1

CINCINNATI Aug. after tho
wrcckaGc had been cleared away and
q check made Of all morgucs in the
city. police announced that six per-
sons had been Killed in head on
collision between an outbound ne
81" sunday school picnic excursion
tram and incoming train from Day
ton, No. H. on tho Cincinnati. lie
hdnon and Northern Railroad at Les
ter station. suburb of Cincinnati,
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
CANCEL ALL WAR DEBTS
IS BRITISH PROPOSAL
Plan Involves Remission of
Americas Elcvcn.Billion-
Dollar Claim.
ENGLAND TO ~, DEBT TO L. :.
This Country Not Included In Nations
Invited I" Participate. Due to Debt
Owed Her u! Grcnt Hritnin-Im-
P1iChtior in Note ls Plain.
by UnInh u. Tunnel.

United News StaT Correspondent.
LONDON. .iuE Great Britain
has proposed an intcrnationa, can
collation. ot war debts among the
governments Of tho world.
Tho proposal coutcmrlatcs a can
collation. 10y America OF tho Sill, ooo,-
100000 owed her lbs European ma
lions. according to best information
here The no,c Was handed to TIA.
ambassadors of France. Italy and
Belgium today
NJ fret it was believed a copy Of
tho mote would be sent to the United
states. hut this was not done. The
reason was that inclusion of the
American government would he in
terprctcd as request from Britain
:or remission OF her Indebtedness
to :he United States
Note, Implication Piaim.
However. the Implication OF the
note is plain, and tho London press
,ntcrprcts the suggestion as includ.
.nc America Tho Evening Standard
"ee,arcs 'hc note = = 'ris,n hint" to
America
Ihe note. IL is understood. viii hc
published Wednesdays. 1t is expected
10 have a car-rcachinc influence on
e''Ge N"'.u"E
'"'"o' "'l'"- ire''''ers Lloyd
george IN" f"incaro' and represent
s'ivos OF Hclsium and Italy
As part Of tho arrangement
hrtain offers Ia abandon her repara-
'ions claims against Germany. This
Is presumably prodicted on the be-
lief that sucn action would make
POSSIBLE a settlement between Ger
many and France on tho question Of
war indemnities. disnuto over which
- credited with hoinr Inc cbior f,r-
tor ro,a-dinr F,urorcar r.,nyory
While tho british mote was moi ad-
dressed tn ,bo l-ni,,d s,.,o GOV.
.run,cn, Tho ,,or,irn oa;nn ,ot.i-
F.Il,. ,ur,lica , ,,,a,,,
li.r,o
'''"p"""' OF fremtcrS Course.
rh" note. II is reliably indicated
ts logical development of the
srccch - Lloyd George in commons.
May 81 whcn he pointed out the i'm
possibility OF "a remission of debts
hy Britain. at the same time Britain
was Undertaking 10 nav America
ono forecast Of the prohnbIc CON
i..ls a., tho nor. s,rnsso. 80 a., -.
l:ritnin H. anxio,,e IN hrir, 49,,
,nntprchousiyc djscuss;an ,rI cat,
,.,,,.,,, nr 81. ,,'i,,i| ,,,ta,; '.'
,orna,,onai i,soh,na, VI III.
I-nI,cd S,,,os m,r,;o,,a,i WIZ" mn 1he
,a,., v,a',,h lhe Cd
ot ,ho y,hoic ', nmJ, F" .l'arlhs-n up
Mo economic situation, in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
Crowd Hear. Admiral wright.

PETERSBURG, VA. Aug Nd
miral y. 90. Wright. a veteran Of the
{ "n'ed"rntc War. addr"Hscd a lar."
duwhcr OF men and women tonight
a. tn" Y. NJ. g. y. Ito was introduced
hE Judge James NJ Mullen. who pre-
sided over TIA" meeting. Several Con-
icicrat" veterans OF IN" city we're
present. and Admiral Wright d"liv-
cred splendid address iu behalf
"i his comrades. who are seeking TO
build HON" for tho Veterans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
More praise for Rcd cross.

iioPEWELL. VA. Aug. 1.-The
Red Cross continues to receive many
letters OF praise for the splendid
work being accomplished e. \. Tur.
her superintendent. is doing every
thins possible to aid those in dis
tress. and has helped hundreds since
lis organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
is KILLED
WHEN PLANES FALLS
rRy Associated Press

SAN ANTONIO. TEN. Aug. L.
Lieutenant Samuel Luni. Kelly Field
aviator, met almost instant dealt.
here today when his plane fell $50
icot as IA" was attempting TO land.
lie is survived by widow. here
ana a mother, Mrs. Caroline T.. Lunt
OF alexandria. Va. The body will be-
sent 10 Washington for burial in
Arlington CemetcrN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
5000 D.mnsc In ,ridn,sht FIR.

PETERSBURG, VA, Aug. Fire
last night. shortly before midn.ght.
badly damaged the Hull house of the
Maciin Peanut Company, on Jeffcr.
son. street, cntailinE loss OF about
$500. The origin OF 1he IRE Is UNI
known. but il broke out suddenly and
Illuminated the eastern skics, at,
uacting hundreds from all parts OF
The city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
Srn,tsburs nen,. ,to.boro

.HyI IT I'VSTUN, w, NuE. T.
ScottshurS defeated the strong Rox-
horo. y. g., semprofcssional team to-
day at Halifax By score OF b TO 4.
!farkSdalc pitched fine ball for
Scottshurg and received good support
Walden and kcll made some bcauti-
full plays Covington and Hastings
We're leading batterS for ScottsburE
The batting Of w. Carver featured
EoXboro'S play
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
Agnes Myrtle II,Ixh,ch

FNnorNI s"rvicos Tor NEn.s Myr,lr
ii"'khach. aged -, daughter OF
ohhri les Il. and Mrs. Ella Kcudlor
liolzhach. who died MnuJay i'm 49,
homo. 1921 Taylor Strc-. wiil he con,
Quoted this morning At 10 o'clock I'm
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
MISUNDERSTANDING rohacco Sale,

LAX Il CITY. :. g, Aug. Lake
CITY tobacco market opened today.
selling the greatest number OF
pounds in the history of 80 markc,
in one day over the auction floors.
Total sales amounted TO JJO.GsO
rounds for an average of 2l.%3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-02
u. F.. Gourcr.. ,,,,,,,,

fuh"'1l services for u. T.. GouEcr.
aSch -" who died Monday night =,
80" oc:"ck III his home a, Spring
iihi. ii"nrico Count. viii be con
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