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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-10

dscy Charles Violin Monlord johnson
and Miss Minnie MADDEN.
The Keota news., 1922-10-20
kaswss10e 10 csMoasasjvs,y 9asily
Asqviee1 aNd Nay - - Crest
Valve q oes~e Tlme.

Can you tie q knott Nine people out
of ten can't Do sol r they wish to tie
up = parcel they always onish u The
string with q -graaAy." which y .
very insecure affair.
TIE di0erVnce between The safe REF
knot and the s1ipping granny 70 very
small. II II quite eAsy to learn, and
once you have sot ths hang Of Il. Il
will never b foegotten.
The best way to ieafn u to take The
ends Of . ploes e string and to marx
one Of them By tAfeading . plece Of
coaored silk through Il with Q needle.
Now tie single knot In the oeyil-
nary way. passing the married end
over the other. To tie Q reef knot
bring the former hack over and around
the unmarked ead. and then draw
tight.
The natural way 10 to turn the
marked end under The other, which
produces q granny
The Keota news., 1922-10-20

ave my mothers life-that wss bet
aps ssvsnxs-shs knew death woeSo
b % great Q mercy. When ] gssv
bigxss she tried 70 bu3 'as: osvss
vas any child moss INDUCED a.o
psmpesed, until ] came 10 onsen.
Then, In Q burst of ssgs. vhea J soid
must 60 swsy-insainrtiveay 0s
liked and distsusssd hss-shs told ~
ALL
yet you stayed on Loodes simoH
whispered.
She laughed bitterly. what else
could l DO? ! would gladly have
worked ~ . slave 10 get away: ~
body would have me: vas sese 70
have been born bad. u 10 wsntoonses
hereditary ! sddrd this poas'ro0s N
gratitude. MAS unas foe human
compsnionShip-sSsa the lowest. ~
only refuse MIS- 10 i've On lmpscesbly
In face Of the world that condemned
mv-to shame tho charity that he'd
suecorrd ne To my hurt. have ooos
IL. thanks to God. the dsvu - who
ever ruieA Nov ] shsil not sosaS
again until all 10 over
In the gray wasted face % - No.
plssi COZ Loudoa traced Q sssoDe uke
nsss TO the gid bsslds him- Dying
eyes ufysd slowly. ssi6sains ups
bessihed rather than said Ny dsugh'
ter ssiii. Kiss M. please And -
Janet kn~it TO clasp the shsuakse d.
ufs to h~s breast The peace os hsavse
itself settled Into the clearing face.
Loudoo. deeply moved lifssd Jsaee
uhsn al was ovss. Suddsaly - %.
covered ho~ dear she vsa. hov ollsosl-
bot insdscrsbly she had grown late
his heart. Lore hsd laid bold O. hin
- thief 10 the nishl. She wss sloaa.
heast.bsukea. desolsts bsyood woedA
lie put bis lips 10 her ess. whiApesiaG:
-lssumiss h~sv In the fses q yoss
dead ihss yoa wiii iss ms. vt ms. ~
love. sioos foe yous su9estas.-
The Keota news., 1922-10-20
LEARN HOW TO TIE THE KNOTS

II the granny does not siip Il suas
up into little hard bail which CANNOT
Be undone without . good deal Of tsoa.
bic. The reef knot. on the other hand.
csa be looeened In . twinkiins. Il u
well worth while to spen avs minutss
In learning how to Tie Il.
The Keota news., 1922-10-20

had surprised something ef reality.
that showed him dspths aluose tragic.
hsishts that might b dangerously
silusing. But thsss dtseovsgSss asiihss
esplalnsd noe justi0e6 hse cavilly ~
pesassd sntagnoism TO the older WON
q. He eathsesd easuslly that she
had grown up II the house: she uss
svSdsasly frss OF Il. YET hs had some
bow Q ssass that hss posiltoa wss
someshins snomsloua When the rare
vtajtoss esms she almost immsdistely
vanished. making never IN e1cuse-
Bot that wss less surprising than boz
solitary visiis: she occupied the 80
eiuded ease wing. whose windows wsfs
always lighted long sfsss midaisht.
Back TO working strength. Loudna
ceased 70 speculate sboss hss. He
wss stu the fais-haissd boy Of bis
kind hosssas-ahe thought nothing .
trouble that sdded 10 his comfort.
Her low-swuns carriage and sssy-eo-
iag poaiss took him fas and vide. up
hiii and down dale. seeking out beauty
sposs and esyiag 70 pessssvs sosns Of
theis charm. Comnoaiy Aoss. the
basek hosss boy. drove. ioitssins
alteswssd 10 wait upoa the pstatss.
0asvtAg eo0sei0ao - model. o9Ssase
- 0aassasss o. man Of all wos6.
Loo1ne wss 0isAtily tempted 10 ene'
slp With - lad but hsld his eust
osaty u eAsck-is wouie b dsssardly
70 ply Into sAiaes The woman vito
uas % kisd sridsaiiy cared 10 tssp
hidden.
30 summse slipped ~ usSil . sui.
ssy lsts-Aususs 0osaias es iovsssao
mists and gFvviiag thunder. Ma
Dsocy rosssa him saytnG huaAediy.
hss fses ssAen: wake upi foe-
yoo saass take Jsass-sAs woor -
with me-ssa sAs ouss not % sioes-"
fsliias there iaso eAoajss si,sees. II
. dsss Loo6ao ooeysd. Pysssoeiy ~
vas driving throasA she stormy dawn
fessoosiy. toward he sessioe. Janet
esoeehsd best1e hin. hse eyss bssniaS
IN Q seoay fAesL 4 aaie fro0 The
house che broke oet. "Yss oaiAs 0os
to b hsee. % baek. Nobody sAould
70 with ~ - soeh - ssssnA-
LIT ~ 5odes foe bosA q ~
Loudna a&svseed: Il Do ~ ask vAss
Il is-oeiy k.ow there b great 0ssd-
Bot zoe msss koov." Jssss ssid:
= 60. Ood ~ shsaksd. 70 - ny
mother d. she he'd Q llfs ssosaocV
fos murder. Nov VIII yoe % beckT
Not u - army ssssd @ ssoo ~.
Losdoa saiA. lookiag away fro0 hss.
-Shrshe killsd ~ fAtAsr-whea
I was sax wssks oea Ne wss aoe his
vife. Yoa k0ew ~ vtis-she excel.
1eoS1y co0passbooase Mr.. Daoey.
.AAd AsA 0aocy k1sv eveeythiae.
She was sich end nsdly n love. and
Wsated 70 lavish hee Doosy O ne-
bst aevee oiad. ! hate hse Iess for
that than foe sakiaS os foe hes own
1s would have beeo ~ @ugh kln6es.
~ nucA bsstee. 70 Iee Ne seasve. ~
moshers people he'd eass hes u ui.
tsssy-ehey did aos lilt . 0aess to
he,H Mn. Daaey paid IL lawyvss to
HOW TO
The Keota news., 1922-10-20
A DIT okGsTicAl

sWuo u shst inpostsnl ,loS4i.,
sesoneesf'
He styies hiassaf the sdvasss
guaed e peososs1sy. He b h~ss U
s6dFsss ths boslAsas mea Of sa
tOv1..
~TAs hessl peeossssos doesn't s<~u
- bsljsvo NE eAe s6vascs guard Of
peospss1ey. 0s hos Just r~fus<d u
easA he 0eraA0pS'o eAsek."
The Keota news., 1922-10-20
" AooDNGe n.

-ooisA." sail ~ vislsias artist. II
20 eaa't naks yoaf Studies and lass
seapss sssi. wv .1eet yos ~ ~essist
b ~ ou1o . 0e13o waller
tn gisAs - ~ veets q IT,. saA
Smith 6ojeeol1y. = 6sa's think sA.s
Iase sste e aaoe vill sand muss
0eee Weasr
The Keota news., 1922-10-20
The 1eve oeeoNseA.

Enthuslasm - always connected with
The senses. whatever Be the object tha,
excites II. The true strsogth Of virsve
u seseoity Of mind. combined with q
CELEBRATE and sseadfast determisatj atjoe
to execute her laws. That u IL
healthful co0ditioo of the moral NE +:
% The other hand. sothusiasm, even
when excited By representations Of
goodneas. u . brilliant but fever,sh
glow which leaves only exhaustion and
languoe behlnd.-Kant.
The Keota news., 1922-10-20
"As q Thief In the
Might
D. JANE OSBORN

- ~ Aec,sss AsvsssSss sssssssssi
Janss started slightly - the gate
latch clicked eshiad her. She Vas
half way W the clean brick walk
vho could b following 80 Close b.
hindu Turning square sboos she ssv
. sasu. lsu and ihinaish. ssooplaS .
ussis frosa the weight Of shisss swung
orss his shoulder. who halted - che
fscsd hin. sskins uacssssisiy: AN
Jos AsA bsecyS And did you gss
my Assssy-
Il am sos-l did sos.- Janet an
svsred impsssiivsay. my sauas 70
Ross. bot live hssv With Ma Dasey.
Ne letter hes eo0s bon aAyoedy
vtthia The lest shess daya knov.
because I eaks ~ nail run The
box-
Ths man saspsd fsissiy. He vss
eeselhias hsea - shoagh speaa. =
might have gusassd - oveh.- hs ssSd-
-Thsss wss sooody 10 0sss NJ. bat
] b,undses6 60: tell ne. please. What
!! had bsetss 1o.-
-3is 6owa osss-saythias else -
pssda.- Janet answered vssssiy. Sas
he'd bue6vos seosSh sisvsdy without
tskias % lhoss Of . ssssasvs. She
oossd amid the AStsfusSoeoos 6ur6so
- thankfully dropped . folding easel.
stssehhook and suadsy odd.shspsd
pasesiA. u sddisioa 70 . aas lsalh~s
6sG oueA seU9ed and plasseesd half
Sv0s WITH ssss-eosoesd lsbsaA He
alsmpQh palpob,y - tAe bsoeh placed
- the eusve oe lhe path whsee she
essps myrtle sha6s1 Y. Asfues -
bad ssstlsd whsi TO ~ - wsei -:
= waD o1vioa1 . ce0e hese-eiimsss
asd eviss ed Inst soss Of lAiAs. yos
ksov. Tn sos sxsesiy . tramp. bot
uhsa yoe'se joas oas aftss s1x weeks
- haspaiai yoe'ss pessty mech aii Ia
Naturally Jsavt commeatsA zee
vould iiks 10 sag esss Q uhiisr
As loas - my moos3 wsil lss me-
The osweunss broke ;a. -Ny naws u
Ioc6oo-oos that Il 0aiiss1-l steseA
and draw ihiaSS. foe iiiusssstioas. yoa
know. Jimmy Bussoa ssai ne here:
- u lilo to Nra Daary--
Il know Janet u turn islessupsea
That bsias the casa. ! am sure yoe
esa stay. ~ least uasil yos are
oaruoe seaia- she 10 vesy hospiiab,a
Walt hsse. ! will sad hss to you 700
eaa 81 iAiAss sss.ight quicker fses
tv face
By sueA sseaas fate 81 Joseph
Loo6oo down - the solSly sceoisd
summer fo0thills. where eveey day had
IT. ow1 charm snifaeulo0siy uallte sll
osAes days. The saA was The nis1cse
westss. hs,ped hy csosds aed wiads
aAd nissA kos&eed dawns followed
sehses q The cisarsse a1sfs. stormy
ovnssss. ssotoosiy eo,oee4 sspeeveae1
altsr 0os1iAGs - perfect the weath.
sew3ee fofeknsw thsas treachesy. Pine
scsat cane II Bot gushes from the
background souataiaa. ever looming
eachsnted Aud all about was the
eeill yet pulsias life Of the eountry.
side. inhsb,ted fully bot nowhere
crowded An oasis of coatentmeot II
seemed 10 Loadoo-he was - weasied
q strange toaSues. strange cities, the
Geif and clash Ut changing human
tides. Here there WAS neither poverty
noe riches. Rather . spare yet Thrifty
pleaty, sxhaliAS the wholesome per.
9sno. OF ruoe amer labor and Joy u
0osuiae ugAt
MsA Daacy. plump. silver.haired.
0othes1y. had takeA him almost liter.
any to hee heart. He bsttefed magi.
The Keota news., 1922-10-20

1se1a0e - Q 0sses Co.
oVooe &A9eao0o ~ oUoo - ssf
= 1e62 ~ oealnly 49,.
WA1e oA3o D0ytAO ~ NJ car
~ 0Aa'S ~ OA0oa0ol
The Keota news., 1922-10-20
The Vaeeevlss 0sneessl

Iho O0oooUSoe Oo00s0sS
fSsacis Hsncsufl. N o1Deial oe tha
city Of Lnodoa ana fouadse (30o yeass
sso) Of the bancroft school. sajoys sAe
dsssiarsioa. dssp,le his large charitable
bsquesss. Of being the oosa sspops-
lar lnodoaes who eves lived He
smss.sd . great fussuss By sseh has,A
sad sasesupuious tosshods that hs b,
came universally execssled. s11 The
church belts Of The city rang . merry
peal at his funsssl. To peeseev0 his
body from pusshumous veaeeaaes. he
lSft dlrectioas In bis will lhss bic
eo(aa should bs attsd with hiasss aaA
that N olscisl oe the Dsapefs' Con-
rsny should periodically visit the vsull
ss b. nsssn'a. b}shopssnss. lifs tAe
TIC Of the eoGaa. ahd certify that bic
ea6slmed coepss was secuss.-Loe.
doa Mail.
rhssWseNNssss Soe Blind.
In . thceusometes Of frvnch InvSo.
tioa that can b. resd By blind psssoas
asesodins mercury deprsases q bal.
sneed tube along . scale with em.
boeDed marks.
The Keota news., 1922-10-20

I0ooeo o0NloVo
soDo oeD16oP Woaoo0 ~ - 80
yosf1 - o00n0o1 ~ evoalaOr
49,: . ""as ~'s ~ NJ" "
The Keota news., 1922-10-20

Read Twenty Centuries Oh.
England Oldest road. which muse
have been made at least 2.0OO years
ago. runs between Winchester ana
Csnter+,"-~
The Keota news., 1922-10-20

AA6 u oOooNpS olminlsh.
"Youf wife - quite llbefal.m'nde''
ssAt sher'
II guess -: she seems to give me
ouod deal Of IT,"
The Keota news., 1922-10-20
e,IolA

utsjs Aasy (vasehias cube plsy)-
0a00a, vtll tbsy - osn when ~,
gT0v ~
Aa00o-No; What oakss you sAlal
tAotS
Lesjs Aasy-l hsard Sseas yss'ss
~ ~ . poDa. "Yoo vses soms liss
WAoo ~ Woe1 10uAGs
The Keota news., 1922-10-20
osesloease osssssa

olOa)0ooao 0sGeUea.
sYeo havo oo0o lAses. Assvy pspss
vslOAts - ysas 6sak.s
YEA" sajd ~ ed1tee q the Csit
Osssv1ljs Classsa. ~ layias ny hass
eassoslaOiy - - - thsos vssshss
Aavo fssQosasly essas1 6e~s - 'ss's
o0ooes1bee vho eu0s - hsss 9th ~
6eeos1eo g uG1n9 - 6se Q 1ees ose'
The Keota news., 1922-10-20

esse WessAy - D bsas's"s1.
Hubby '(satseiag sssxpected'J'
what ars 20 aoinS1
WtfsyCWsatias ~ osDoars!
8uhby otafslo0)-What Your ~
0olroi
Wifsy-Doo't b alarmed; thsr'
osthlAg at Ill aboue yeui
The Keota news., 1922-10-20
AooomWodlosSoN.

DO you expect that blu you hs'
juse lntrodueed - beeoGs Q lswt
sNo." aA0Woeed 0ooatoe Sorghum
III ! thoaSAe Il had Q ehaaes :
wouj1at have iatru1ueed T. II rs
go q tAeos eeeaseeo0 q which "
sse0s psFssesly sa1s 70 oel'se
fSs10A."
The Keota news., 1922-10-20

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
TRIP TO BERMUDA FOR
NAVAL RESERVE FORCE
Commander |. 5. S. Eagle
No. 9, Will Receive APP
plications for Enlistment.

DO You want 10 take the trip from
Sew York to Bermuda as naval
reserve?
IL YOU do. YOU should make appli-
cation Immediately to commanding
officer Of the T. :. :. Eagle g. Any
former member OF the naval nc
serve force whose enrolment has ex-
pred IS eligible for a voyage.
Commander George Cole Scott
commanding officer Of the naval re-
serve. has received information from
tn" Navy Department that Eagle Q
VIII leave Friday for cruise in
Chesapeake Bay and will rcndez-
vous in LynnhBven Roads on the
sunday following The division will
D" under the command of Captain
" Il Waite L. S. Naval reserve
force. consisting al the L. S. S.
Illinois e. :. : Eagle u and L. s. s.
Eagle - from New York.
Men accepted for the cruise will
Do ordered O." report on board Eagle
. on Friday and the vessel will
arrive AT the naval base on Saturday
morning From the naval base, the
vessels Will proceed To Bermuda.
Eagle 2. Is modern steel. oil
burning Ahip. driven by turbine
"nsinas OF twenty-fve-h horsepower.
ana makes speed Of twenty knots.
Shc carries two four-inch. nfty-cali-
beg guns and one three-inch anti
AIR craft gun, and complement OF
eighty I'VE men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
TEMPERATE WEATHER CALLS
RICHMOND CROWDS OUTDOORS
With Thermometer Registering Just Right, Dust OH
Roads Was All That Caused Discomfort Yesterday
Iitncvs Reap Harvest in Runs to Resorts

banks numbered many hundreds. All
the country roads bore their bur
dcns. every highway leading out
being well nllcd with seekers tor
fresh country air. green apples.
hlackherrics ana huckichrrrics. with
all OF which they returned duly
laden. not counting the pcskY
chiSrer
The city parks were not ~ crowded
as usnal. the Jitncys Offering the cit
ten who cannot boast "a car of his
own comfortable ride at nominal
cost. ~ was suggested by some OF
the rnemhcrs OF the 'Roostcrs' Cub
~ Reservoir Park that the jitncys on
sunday run regular schedule TO
the outlying districts for the cNclu-
siye bcnrut OF tho plvlciaus who
have no automobiles of their own.
Old frob announced yesterday that
the weather today would he fair and
somewhat warmer" and that tomor-
row 4; would be partly cloudy with
thunder showers In the afternoon.
sun Francisro Coolest city.
Richmond. as usual. had the best
OF many other cities Throughout; tn.
country. Atlanta. Charleston, Raj
eigh and Jacksonville stood at 30.
while Tampa. oklahoma. Ncw or
leans and Montgomery swcltcrcd at
"a. Norfolk tied Richmond. while
Wythevi!lc hung around So san
Francisco was the coolest place in
the country. the mercury lowering
around between - and -. Atlantic
city ran from ~ 10 80 and New
York wen; from IS Ia s.
So as "a Who'll. the people Of the
country spent very fine sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
ASSIGN LOCAL OFFICERS
TO TRAINING CAMPS
Includes Candidates for Cili-
zcns' Units July y TO
August 30,

Richmond officers to be stationed
a, the training camp at Camp Meade.
were announced last night by Major
Harry \. MushRm. u the Eightirth
Division. These orders Include Of
ficcrs fer the citizens military train
inS camps from Juiy |. 10 August
20 for training at TIA" Eishtieth hi
vision Camp from Ju.y Ii To 80. and
AZ camp Meade from July Is To 80.
The following Richmond officers
nave been ordered 10 Camp Meade for
training and for duty with the citi-
zens military training camps from
July IL TO August -: Captains Carl
ton x. Moore. Thr"" hundred and
eighteenth Infantry, Beverly G.
Wilkes. Three Hundred and Eigh-
teenth Infantry, and Everett T. Id
kenS. Eightieth Division. and First
lieutenants Howell r. Arthur. Three
hundred and Fourteenth Field Artil.
lery. and Alfred W. Shrivcr. Three
hundred and Eighteenth Infantry
Ihose officers living in the vicinity
OF Richmond who have been ordered
on similar duty are: First I.icutcnan,
Robert j. Fowlkes. South BOSTON. and
captain Joseph Scay. Petersburg
Richmond officers ordered TO Camp
Meade for training at the EiEhticth
''N'Slou camp from July IL To 30
are: Major Ktchard NJ Ridgood. Thre.
Hundred and Eighteenth Infantry.
captain Junius T.. Dunfurd and Sec
nnd Lieutenant .. T. Richardson. OF
tho Three Hundred and Eighteenth
Infantry: Captain Robert s. iiudrius
Second Lieutenant wayn" H. Smith
and Major John y hollincs. officers
rescrv" corps First Lieutenant John
+. Whitmyer, Three hundred and
Eicht"enth Infantry. and Second
lieutenant Henry T.. Taylor.
Officers living in tho vicinity Of
Richmond who have been ordered to
the training camp for tho Eighticth
Division "a, Camp Meade Md. from
July ID to %. are. Second l.ieu;enauts
Robert G. RiVcs. Three Hundred and
Eighteenth Infantry. Danvilie. and
Ira ~ updik., Three hundred and
Seventeenth Infantry, Bedford; Ma
jor Charles II carSouS Three Hundred
and seventeenth Infantry. Roanoke;
Captain James ". Green Three Hun.
drcd and Eighteenth Infantry. Cul.
pcpcr; First I.icutcuauts Herbert c.
+. Sitw.ll. Three Hundred and seven
tccnth Infantry. Bedford. and Alfred
W. WithcrS. Three Hundred and
Eighteenth infantry. MaNcra and
Second Lieutenant Stanley Levy. Of
iicers reserve corps. Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10

Richmond wallowed amid delight
tut scphyrA and gentle brccseB yos-
tcrday Rud tho DAY passed M u typi-
cal midsummer pcri"d. with moth
ms To cause discomfort except pcr-
hays little too much dust along
some ot the highways The mercury
Sravitatcd from -; 70 So. tho normal
AT this period hcinS %.
Broad Rock Road has awakened
and found itself famous. Tor a. least
5000 men. women ana children went
out that road a. FAR ~ Murchic's
M.l. whcr. all IN" comforts OF
summer resort wcr" presented and
taken ADVANTAGE OF. Thl- IL II new
suburban resort. discovered ~ some
wish; IN search Of IL riac. 10 spend
few happy hours. Besides the old
mill there are rustic retreats OF every
Imaginable character, grapevine
swings swinging bridges. family pie
great big swimming pond. with all
accessories, ircludins slides and div
ing platforms The road WAS kept
IN cloud OF dust all afternoon by
eager motorists who had heard OF
the wonderful discovery. \ sign
board near the mil! saws three miles
to Richmond" but il Ism; necessary
TO believe in sicus. tor any one who
starts TO walk out with The idea that
he will have 10 foot i; but ;hrc.
miles will md himself about two
miles out ot tn, way
city Parks Not Crowded.
Thousands gathered at shields
Lake and the swimming and pad
ding was enjoyed ny q great throuc.
while ths ruI herrscns along the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
FIVE MEASURES BEFORE
A|NSL|E FOR ACTION
One Provides for Widening
Twelfth Street at Cost
of S7O.OOO.s

Mayor A!nslie has i've measures
before him FOR action. 10th, branches
ot city Council having passed favor
ably upon them He viii probably
return them TO the city Clerk to-
aaN with his approval.
The most Interesting paper TO tho
pupil" probably is tina, a7proriatinE
10000 for widening Twelfth Street.
between Main and Cary streets, along
ihe site OF the old Lexington Hotel.
This resolution was recommended by
the Finance Committee after most
careful investigation IN widening
the street at th!s point |; was felt
hat IL Will not only help In. reiiev-
ing tho congestion along cary Street,
but viii tend 10 minimiz. the fire
hazard in that section OF the city.
The project IL IL pointed out by
Director Savi,ie. OF he Department
%: Works. is tut the beginning OF a
plan TO provide an outlet from lower
Cary street and tho manufacturing
districts OF South Richmond and the
East End OF the city.
other papers fix tho salary OF the
Justice OF the Police Court: appropri-
ate funds for equipment in the Bu-
reau OF street Maintenance. author
is!ng the City Attorney To compromise
certain damag" claims on account OF
IN" overflow OF ShOckoc Creek sew
"ral years ago, and authorizing
burial place for INDECENT soldiers ..
tn. World War in R!vcrview Game
tery. under the control of tn. Scrv-
ic" Legion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
MORE ACTIVITY SHOWN
IN PRODUCE MARKETS
Change From Extreme Heat
to Scasonablc Temperatures
Has Marked Effect.

With tho change for extreme hot
weather 10 scascnable temperatures
NOR. activity was shown in the
wholesale produce market. and all OF
last week the wholesalers and com
mission merchants along Cary and
Thirteenth Streets and cnvirons had
good business.
chickens were in very heavy re.
ceipt and ih-r. Was something of a
downward tendency in values
Broilers OF the lighter weights went
early in the week at b. to IS cents
and weakened "A cent towards the
close. The larger sized held fairly
arm at b TO - cents, according TO
weight. Hens wer. comparatively
steady at 23 To % The prophets say.
both chicks and hens are likely to he
lower this week tho reason given
being that the rush OF town people
last week 10 IN. mountains and else
where leaves lighter demand in
Richmond for poultry. chicks cspe-
ciaiiy Eggs were steady all the
week at % TO 2s cents tn. dozen.
Neals We're a little weak, the top
Tor the fanciest being . cents and
common to choice . 20 s cents per
pound. Lambs were in fairly good
demand at IL TO - cents Hogs in
small receipt were unchanged at
20 lll-2
Wool was in active demand that Is.
the best that is free OF burns was, at
rs to 40 cents tho pound Light
hurry brought 81 20 60 Heavy
bury has 10 go a. The buyers offer
and is not especially wanted at any
price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
HOWITZERS PAY HONOR
TO TINSLEY'S MEMORY
Escnrt Of Honor and womnn's AuxiI-
larry or Legion Meet Body on
ArriyuI I'm irb

An escort Of honor from the How
TIERS battalion and a delegation
from the wOncnS auxiliary OF the
american Legion. met tho body Of
Captain George G. Tinslcy. aviator
and world War hero. killed when his
plane crashed at Selfridgc Field.
Mount Clemens. Mich. Thursday. July
y. on arrival Of tho body at Broad
street station yesterday.
The train bearing the body OF
1inslcy. son Of Mrs. Jannettc Tinslcy.
~ lsli Fourth Avenue, Highland
Park. arrived in Richmond at 8
O'Clock. Tn" delegation. headed by
Mrs Charles HARLAN, chairman OF
tn" memorial committee OF the WON
nE.r auxiliary. placed wreath OF
flowers on tho Gag -dTapcd coffin. The
LIT ~ honor took tho train FOR
Ice Hall. and escorted the body to
the former home OF the aviator. In
Gioucest"r County, where funeral
services VIII he conducted today. Mrs.
T:nsley accompanied the body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-10
GIVE BAND CONCERT
FOR ICE MISSION
Richmond Musicinns' Association VIII
Put on Program MT Byrd
Park SUNDAY

Plans are being whipped into shape
for the benefit concert for the Ice
and Milk Mission OF The Dispatch pa
pers to be given At william Byrd
Park at the haud stand Sunday aft
ernoon AT o'clock. the Richmond
Musicians Association is giving the
concert. with about seventy five
members taking part IN tho pro-
gram. which viii consist OF stand
ARD schedule Of overtures. operas and
popular music Il. G. Cosby Is prcs!-
dent OF the association
Girls from the Y. w. c 4 viii
take up collection following the
concert, which Is free TO the public.
Boy Scouts OF Richmond have volun-
tcered TO handle the crowds. Sew
eraI rehearsals have been held. and
an uousually fine entertainment is
promised