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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-20
LAWYERS DEMAND.
RELEASE: FROM JAIL.
Of LABOR LEADERS.
ATTORNEYS FOR BIG TIM MUIR.
PLY AND FRED NADER PLEAD
FOR CLIENTS, ACCUSED or
NUMBERING TWO POLICEMEN.

Chicago, MAY 20-Attornoy fOr
Timothy CBig TIM Murphy and
Fred Nader yesterday asked that
their clients be granted their liberty
on the ground that others have con
feSsed To the crimes for which the two
are being held
Charles + Erbstcin and Francis W
Walker counsel for Murphy and Ma,
der appeared before JUDGE Harry B.
Miller, with writ of hahcas corpus
The court made the writ rcturnahlr
next Tuesday at $50 a. m, and indi.
Gated that he would ask two other
judges to sit with him on the hearing
Counsel point out that while their
clients are being held for the murder
Of Lieut. Terence Lyons and Police
man Thomas Clark week ago Tues.
day night, another man has actually
confessed that the crimes were com,
mtted by some one Q lse
They also stress the fact that the
police now state that the 100000
Sheridan road apartment building fire
which was at first attributed 10 "A gang
Of terrOrists, was the work Of school
boys.
The petition assailc Chief Justice
Kickham Seaman 70 his uttcrancos in
connection with Murphy and Nader
not taken to the Criminal court be
It alleges that the petition was
cause OF the public uterances made
by Judge Seaman, which tend 10
prejudice the public and officers
against Murphy and Nader, and that
by reason of such prejudice they Will
be denied the rights accorded them
under the Constitution, if an appliCa
tion for The writ is made to the chief
justice of the criminal court
Miss France RabickV goycrncss
for clyde Blair, 77l7 Sheridan road
told the authorities that she had seen
a number Of bows playing in the
basement of the building twenty min.
utcs before the fire started and that
they had had bonfire there As q
result of her information. fifteen boys
ranging in age from 6 to 10 years
were gathered in by the police aud
questioned
The four boys, questioned at the
Rogers Park station wcr" released ai
ter police had satisfied themselves
they had no guilty knowledge Of the
fire.
The boys admitted playing in the
basement, bur said they had set no
Tres
E,,.ro,, rroaa oo,or,I oroar
..'. s ~, ,,, lvJ", t1adaratinn ~,
10. ~ i',tor 80 Nfaynr Thomn
,uL,, a,l,,,, Cor 81, iry.eti
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-20

Miss Mclita Krieg of Chicago, al the
M E. church.
Miss Frederick Watson was a
Mendoza caller Saturday.
f.. G. Schweitzer spent over Sun.
day with friends in Chicago
Martin Egrross u,os Lor, &, O.,
yanpnr Nnrray rah a. lt-c ,n1
cgun IN this rou,,t.,, a., "''"
one voor cith his motbor omd ra,bor
three sister and thraa hrn,hora an
of whom have nrocndod Nm, r., Iootn
but Two aistcre ,lrs Euan ,in,tt'o ,,,,'
of Hollywood C,l and Irrs orr.
Thomson of I..land m Nth u,bnn,
ne mgde his homo lris cothar amI
Older brother ,ynra yntornng 90 ,,n
CiyiI war N,rtin rganosg hos rosiI
ed an tho boma nlonn IN ! o,"ma ai,.,'
five yenrs un oontroa,, ,"' 80, ,,',,1'
fever at the ogn If fnnr yoors ,,'i'ic,,
disease Ioft him dnof mira hn, his
dis,nsition bnina epnnv ho IiVad -
contonred life he was intorestod in
oIl honroninos ,,n " i"', hn inv" b :"
flowers and gordens woro ',''' oraa 49,,
low 10 him Rorapsa of his rag,Io,,
habits ana his calls uuon insinags
men and friends no win no ornotI,,
missed in this community He mass.
ed away very suddeplv ,t an aorlv.
hou Saturday morning Nav 9 oftar
q few hours illness Funeral woe|
held from his Iato home n 20 Mon.
day afternoon. Reverend : 4 lohn.
son officiating.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-20

= Best Seller.
The best after-diuner speech aver
made: Waiter, give me the check"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29
REUNION OF WARES
HELD AT AMHERST

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
AMHERST. VA. July 2s-p. ".
ware, who l. nov ciEhty-thr.e years
90 ag" has been having family re-
union at mis- home near Amherst
Their" were present all Of his living
children. namely. Rev. ". l.. Ware.
~ Crcw"; vs.. y Ware, Of Roanoke;
Harvey u. Ware. "t Wakefield. Ncb..
and Mrs Bessie r. Ware. Of AM
h"rS', nv" ~ Ms graudchildrcn. Wiz
= MA and Robert Ware. OF crewr:
Eleanor Ware. 81 Wakefield: Flor
enc" Ware. az Amherst. and Mrs. Hal
W Myers. OF FORKS 90 buffalo. and
his rrcatgrandchid. Elizabeth Iiar-
grove Myers, aged min. months
oth"r guests Included Mrs Harvey
Is Ware and Mrs. q w Hutton. Of
Wakefield: Mrs W. l.. Ware. Of
Grove. Mrs W. I. Ware. az Roam
oke; Hal. W. Myers. Of Forks Of
HrnalO, and Mrs. g. T.. Bowman.
Miss Gencvieye Bowman and Misses
Ncna and Matte Ware. OF Amherst.
The guests wcr" also entertained
by Mrs. Ress!e r. Ware ut a dinner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

day school a, o.aO 4. NJ. and B. Y. y
L. at 7:lj +. NJ
At Weber Memorial. tho pastor
Rev. Herbert X. Carlton. viii preach
at ii a. VI. on For Me 20 Live Is
Christ" and at night on Christ. tho
only Source of Eternal Life" Sun.
dny school at $3.50 y. NJ. and Il y. T.
L. at 7.l5 J.. NJ
Vt Calvary. tn" pastor. Rev. Carter
Ashton Jenkens. Will preach at II 4
NJ. on The Testimony Of Cou.cions.
ness" aud at night on ~ Better
Land"
At Pine Street. the pastor. Row
Leland jerome Powell. Will preach a,
u \. NJ. and s:l5 u. NJ. Morning sub
ject: ~ New Department" and .vo
ming subject: "Rightfully Desperate
Sunday school at 800 4. NJ. and Il.
Y. u. L. at p. n.
At Venable street. the pastor. Row
l.. w. Swope. Will preach at ~ \. NJ.
on Recovery and Repair" and a, 8
=. NJ. on The Loss of a Golden on
portunity.' sunday school AT $40 \.
" and r. y. L. u. at r. NJ.
a, Leigh Street Baptist church.
Rev. G. Y. Bradley Will prc.ch at
both the morning and evening SER
vices. sunday school At $40 \. NJ.
Il. Y. L. u. at r. NJ
Al Grove Avenue Baptist. Row.
Arch &. Cree. ID. D.. LID. Of Atlanta.
Ga. VIII preach morning and evening
Al Broadus Memorial. Rev. W r.
Gibson. pastor. will preach at IL 4.
N. on Guarding ones Crown" and
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CHRISTIAN,

az Third. the pastor. Rev. J. o.
'"isabeck. Will preach at IL a. NJ.
ana Sl5 +. ~ Sunday school at $3.50
A. NJ. and Junior Eudeavor at +. NJ.
senior Endeavor at 7:l5 l.. NJ.
Al Seventh Street. Rev. Howard T..
IRE" VIII preach In the morning on
"A Wise Man and His Investments"
NJ 80 moving picture will DO
shown In the church annex on The
ga oak"n bucket" Sunday school
S.lo y. NJ
Al Highland Park Gin the school
nnhit"riunJ. Rev g. Hubert Stecd
VIII preach at II A. Vi. Union SER
v.r"s In the PRESBYTERIAN Church ~ s
J.. NJ. Hihl" school. 800 a. VI. Chris
tan Endcavor, : \. NJ.
NJ First, the Rev. John D. Reid will
pr""ri, at Ii = ~. on THE sabbath
for Man"
Al Hanover Avenue Chrlstia n
Church. kev. J. -. Hunlcy will preach
Ut II a II. on STRUGGLES and Tri-
umphs Of Soul and at S:l5 T. NJ.
on Gods Out-of- Doors" Bible
school Al go. Christian Endeavor
at ! u. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29
II ND our or TOM y.

Mas Frances u. stacy Is leaving
today for Camp okahahwls near
Lexington. in Rockbrifce County
she VIII hc there for. The remainder
OF the summer.
Mr. ana Mrs Thomas brown aud
tr..r li,tc daughter. Emmy Light
foot. ar" leaving sunday 1" spend
Two wocks with Mr. browns par
er's In Wcstmor"land county.
Mr. ana Mrs. G""rr" ". i.nnrart"r
accompanied hy their daughter. Mrs.
Henry y. Ingram. -nd 'hor niece.
Mrs = T. stuart, left Wednesdays for
motor ,rip 10 Huntington. Ia.
Mr. and Mrs. I'ackcnthai. who hav"
ben taking = summer ""Urs" at VII.
liam and MARY College. nav" returned
~ their nom" on Greenwood Avcnuc.
T.. g. Gillian has returned 10 hls
home. 22p? i!art"n Avenue. after a
wish 10 his mother. Mrs. Ada Gillian.
Of Mountain View Farm Toga.
Mrs. J. T.. White. Of ov-rhrook
Road. is visiting her mother. Mrs. J.
4. Reynolds. in Norfolk.
Miss Anna Brightwcll, of Hunt
trgtnn. W, Va. ~ visiting hcr sis
ter. Mrs. Harvey -. Coghill. of Green.
wood Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29
by RBth Leigh,
Author OF The Human Side OF
Retail Selling" Tho A d C
OF Retailing" etc.

These simmer days when buying
cotton materials or cotton drcas.,
that will eventually bc washed IL Is
important 10 know something abou'
co!ors. Color IL applied to cotton ma
t"rials IN various WAYS. Sometime
IN" designs are printed on iprinicd
d"fiEns are usually more distinct on
one side OF the material than tn.
other). This means that the colors
arc applied after the fabric Is woven
pimi'ies and perca!es are colored II,
this way.
E"ttcr summer materials arc yarn
dyed. That IL. the yarn is dyed he
Tore II Is woven into cloth Cling
hams and Chambrays are yarn-dyed
and for this reason such materials
ar" likely TO give the best service
P!ccc-dycd materials have tho
woven material dyed in ono piece
This gives solid color. Sometimes
White dots or small figures are mad.
In such materials by applying chem!-
Gals TO remove the color. Unless
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I'Iti:SHNTE.ItIAS.

y; S"cond. R"v. Il. G. Gilmore. n.
- or fredericksburg. Va. will
preach at II y NJ. sunday school at
n.ii a. NJ and Young Peoples League
~ 7.3o + NJ
~ Grace Covenant. Rev. w. r..
Holmes viii! preach AZ II a. n. on
Gods Power Working Through HUI
man Channels" at night, Dr. King
viii preach the closing sermon in a
series on tho claims made by Christ.
subject. Il Am the Son OF God" sab
bath school. gao \. NJ Riblc classes
- \. NJ. Young Peoples Society.
7.l5 y. NJ
:, First. Rev II. Y. Lancaster viii
breach at II a NJ. SUNDAY school
81 $40 a. NJ. Rihle class for men
AT $50 a NJ
~ Fulton, tho pastor. Rev. Hugh
Fitzpatrick. Will preach At II 4. NJ
rnh SIS i, NJ. sunday school at a3n
\. NJ and Christian Endeavor "A, :
T. VI
y, ovcrhrook. Rev. A. w Honey
VII preach at II a n. on VIVA,
r"ason Prompted Christ 10 Die for
Sin-the Love q: God or the Love Of
Nam and al SIS l.. NJ on The
liz" Of Christ--a Dramatic Prcson,a-
ton" SUNDAY school AZ a:aO A. NJ.
~ Third. the pastor. Rev. II. !.
Williams. Will preach at II 4. NJ
y" evening service SUNDAY school
a. .,3o A. VI and Brotherhood B!bl.
class at 3:i5 \. "
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MffIItJIJIS'I'.

AZ woodland Heights. the pastor.
rev. w. -. Wright. VIII preach at II
-. VI. on a Crooked Deal" and at
H'l' 4. NJ Rev. j. W Jones viii
Pt'ach. sunday school at 800 \. NJ.
ana fp~or'h I.cagu" at 1915 T.. NJ.
NJ Hranch Memorial. IN. pastor.
rev william X Reed, viii preach -,
n. NJ. on Left Alone and M
h'fht on "obstructed Channels" sun
d'y school at $50 ~ N. and Ep-
""r'h League at !.!3 T.. N.
AZ Barton Heights. tho pastor. Rev.
w. ,. Deyeri.. Will preach n, II 4
NJ. on sowing and R"aping" and at
$40 i. NJ. ON ''rh" old ana tho Ncyy :"
sunday school At ':3o \. NJ. and En-
worth League at 7:i5 =. NJ.
At Denny Street, Rev. r. l.. Ed
wards viii preach at II A. NJ and
Rev. Clifton Patterson. pastor OF
Forbes Memorial Baptist Church. viii
preach At +. NJ. sunday school a..
=. VI. az
NJ Centenary. tho pastor. Rev. r. A.
Sm"ot. -. d. will preach at II 4. Al.
on Bonds. Visible and Invisli,Ic" and
i night on Casting Bread on the
waters" sunday schoo, at 40 A..
III ana Ep""rth League az 7:l5 =. VI.
NJ Pace Memorial Methodist
Chnrch. tho pastor. Rev. Roscoe NJ
White. Will preach at II \. VI on
one Thing Needful" and at s.l5 T..
NJ on Gods requirements Sunday
school and mems Bible class 49, 4
NJ. Er""rth League. 7:l5 y. NJ.
At Highland Park. Env GEORGE
Wesley Jones. r. D.. VIII prcacs Al,
~ A. NJ. sunday school meets AT,
s;3c a. NJ. Epworth League. : +. Nj
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BAPTIST.

A. oakwood Avenue. the pastor.
Kew. r. W. Billings. will preach a..
II y. NJ on abundant Mercy" and
AT s:i5 =. NJ. on Avoid Enhancing
Alliances" sunday school at $50 a.
NJ and r.. Y. p. L. at 1915 p. NJ
AZ Randolph street. the pastor. Rev
w. f.. Robertson. will preach a. II
y. NJ. on How 70 Hear" and =, sis
i. NJ on Making Wise Choice -
sunday school at $40 \. NJ and Il.
Y. y. L. AZ 7:l5 =. NJ.
At First. tho pastor. Rev. George
W. Mcdaniel. n. -. will preach a,
il 4. NJ. and Sis p. NJ. Sunday
school at e:3o a. NJ. and p. Y. L. L.
at r. ~
AZ Weatherford Memorial. the mas
tor. Rev. J. Il. Hill Will preach at II
y NJ. on "Sin UNIVERSAL" and a,
night on Aching the Sinner" sun
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EPISCOPAL.

~ Grace, the rector. Rev ". n.
hurkhardt, y. n. will preach at II
\. NJ and Sis +. NJ Bible classes
n, a:45 \. NJ. and Sunday school at
n A. NJ.
~ 81. Thomas. tho rector. Rev.
Elmer G.. Podrick. Will preach at IL
4, VI. NJ evening service.
AZ st. johns. tho rector. Rev. Hugh
W. Sublett. Will preach at II A 81.
and r. NJ. bible class at .:4s a. NJ.
AZ All Saints. the rector. Kew. r
y. bowman. will preach at II A. NJ.
and y. NJ.
~ Emmanuel. the rector will
preach at II y. NJ. on "pigeonholinr
i"d' sermon on Basil Kings
'"hTn"st OF Fear" and at S y. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29
WHAT A TRIAL
REVEALS


Because a certain mosquito remedy
failed to work or because II stained
bed linen or because Il had an Of
t"nstvc odor has led some people to
believe that such is true OF ali mos
quito remedies.
To such people. we appcal--for In
the manufacture OF Sweet Dreams.
every detail has been carefully
studied.
iscing double-strenEth Sweet Dreams
keeps mosquitoes of with unfailinC
cortainty-it never stains and IL is
entirely free from all objoctionahle
odors
Theae facts trial will reveal.
Your dealer has Sweet Dreams
Adv.
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fishcrman's Delight

Halve six hard-boiled eggs.
Max" a rich cream sauce. not too
thick, and add 10 TIA" sauce the
eggs and IA cupful OF boiled cod
hsh that has been finely naked.
Season this mixture and turn II
over slices o: buttcrcd toast.
Garnish with slices OF fried bacon.
THIS IL favorit" breakfast dish
"' Down East" fishermen. Either
boiled or fried potatoes arc usu-
ally served with this Dish.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29
Theater Calendar
JYRIC--Keitb vaudevi,Ie

bYR1C--Kcith vaudeville.
BTJOU--"Ovcr the Border" With
Tom Moore and Betty Compson.
RROADWAY--Lon CLANCY, in
Tho Trap"
Ri.CEBiRD-Tom Santschi. in
Hours Of Doom and Co Get EN-.
Hutch"
COLOSIAI~--Ber Lytcll. in The
Right That Failed"
lSlS-"Man's Law and Gods"
last adventure Of Tarznn.
ODEON-Thomas Mcighan, In
our Leading Citizen"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

carefully done however. the fabric
may be so weakened by the chemicals
mat In time IN" hgurcs viii drop out
Printed materials usually fade. al
th"uEh black In p"rcalc IS oft"l good
ana permanent IL YOU have time.
Obtain samples auh test the coiors
for fastncss az 70 washing and sun
light. However. II you cannot max.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

l,fNCliRtitG. VA. July 2S.-The
-Four Hundred and Ninth Company.
INST coast defense command, located
here. VIII go sunday to Fortress
Monroe for two weeks instruction.
The company expects to carry three
officers and about hfty-hvo men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENG AGEMt.NTS

FREDERICES RURG, VA. July IS.
AT the home OF Mr. and Mrs. &. H.
Mclaughlin. 1910 El!zf1neth Street
WilliamSport Pa. their daughter.
Miss Erma Mclaughlin, became the
bride Of Burton &. IIput, young
business man OF Roanoke. Va. The
ceremony was performed by the
gather Of tho bridegroom. the Rev.
il l.. llout. formerly OF this city
now or CovingtOn, in the presence Of
thc Immediate family. The home was
beautifully decorated with ferns
sweet peas and gladiolus. the color
scheme being pink. The bride wore
n beautiful gown OF white Canton
rrcpe and carried white roses After
b visit with the brid-groom's parents
OF Covington. Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Hout
mil reside In Roanoke. The bride
hud groom were formerly residents
bt fredericksburg and have MANY
friends here.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, July os.
Paul -. Baxley of Savannah.
TIA. and Miss Irene Beaton. of this
city. formerly OF Norfolk. were mar
ri"d yesterday at Calvary RautIs,
Church. Wilmington. y C. where
aho bride was visiting friends. The
arremony was performed by the Rev.
j. y. Sullivan. pastor OF Calvary
S-hurch. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey will
make their home In Savannah. where
thc groom Is In tho employ of the
Atlantic Coast Line Railway Conn
Iany.
C'HARIOTTESVI VA. July IS
George A. John3on, Of Richmond. and
Miss Lola Estelie Jones. of Boones-
willie. Va. were married last night
al the parsonage OF the First Metho-
dist Church by the Rev. Norwood +.
Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will
snako their home IN Richmond
CHARLOTTESVIL.E VA. July Is
samuel Small Smith. OF Washington,
%. C.. and Mis- Evelyn Elizabeth Clan
niny' daughter of Richard ~ Clan
1hny. OF this city. were married ut
% o'clock last evening ut the par
fsonago of the High Street Baptist
{Lhurch. the Rev. Dr.. Henry w Bat
we we onioiattng. Stanley Kelsey, OF
!" ashinRton, was hest man. and Miss
Annie Gfanniny. younger sister OF the
pride maid OF bonor. The groom
ia" service In France In the World
L"ar' and Ia now being trained as an
expert machintst by tho government
Eor ehe present Mr. and Mrs. smith
Hon. Z" Washing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

those tests buy ~ reliable store
whore you can depond on tho WORD o.
tn" salesman to hclp YOU ge,"th.
best cotton goods values for your
money.
some hints tomorrow on economy
I'm buying meat.
O.. 1872. rublic I.edgcr Coz
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In Richmond's ulpjts

me rector viii max" an address In
me parish house on The Passion
RAY OF "ramm.rrau."
~ 81 iauis. the pastor. Rev. w
MOVIE. ID. d.. VIII preach at
~ AZ ana Rev. Robert MacD. Kirk
i""u VIII preach at SIS p NJ
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

At First Church OF Christ Scientist.
Park Avenue and Meadow street snr-
vices will he held at II A. VI. Sub
jcct: Love"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

TVTFy TUHIHVVFN TDfu Uhr f'TNNI.
LfNcHHtitG. VA. July @N=W ~.
N"wiin. business man ana amateur
gardener. at his rcsidenCe in r"ahlaud.
has tomato plant from which he
has already gathered forty ripe to-
Hatocs and a count shows there are
Ssvchty-onc green tomatoes on the
plant. which is stlll blooming
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Xv.it. Louohbnrx Rod MGR.

( l1eSBURG, VA, July 2s.-R. n.
Hus41@ OF Richmond. great sachem
Pr use, ftsd Men In Virginia. paid an
n,oiat vist this week to Wampum
Hribe Of that order hero.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

at night on "'rhc Power OF Religious
Experience" Junior r.. Y. =. L. At
l.. NJ. sunday school at $50 A. NJ.
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The Weather
tFurnishsd by u. S Weather bureau,

Forecast: Virginia -
Pnrt!y cloudy Saturday
and Sunday; possibly
scnttrr~d thunder
showers In south Sntur-
day. little change In
temperature.
y ortl, Carolina -
Fnrfiy cloudy. wit u
wid"i, srnttrr-d thun-
'l-r-iruw-rs Satu Il n y
and probably sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29
Iorni Temperature Yesterday,

u. VI Temperature ........ "a
Maximum Temperature. 10 y N 80
Minimum Temperature. TO \. NJ. -
Mean Temperature" yesterday ...... -.
Sprnh! i.inp"raiui" FOR this date. 70
deficiency yesterday ..........,
tSccts sine" March ......... lt
ENc"rh since January ........ II
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n. ,ulnrh lrnm cn,,nrc M ncnch.

Nj. ant Nr. ". = I'hrrls NV
farnlly. ~ 1922 Floyd Avenue. have
ben AZ OCEAN View Cor IN" sumner
sotson wh,r. they have had cot
ts.r Thcy returned y""t"rdnN 10
Richmond Miss"s Dorothy AicA"h-
doraud 'os.phin" johnston. VINO were
III guests ~ Miss B"ntric" ''"rrls
during their eti,v at Ocean View
w.r,. the GUESTS - honor 81 several
attractive aWatrS hcfpv. th"ir return
In charlottesville \cN Week
Mrs Everarl y. Meade, of f"i
Avenue. org l"a.tn= Monday for Guar
lo,.osyiil". WhN" ,h.r" ~" Viii at
tend tn. Episcopal sunday school
Conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

rainfall IL hours ending u M.
Rainfall - hours ending J.. M.
Excess sine" March ! .......
ENress since January ll0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

incnl ohs-SRti"n. n, y y. VI Yesterday.
Wind direction. sou' west. wind velocity
q. weather at ; J.. NJ. rain.
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a Tonic i'm Hot Weather

The weakening effect Of the DEPRESSING heat lo,ers
Vitality. GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC Re-
stores Energy Strengthens and Fortes the System to
Withstand the intense Summer heat A big appetite
end sparkling eyes are the best proof of it's tonic yaa
You can soon feel s Strengthening Inveosatne Effect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

early usrt ~ next week for Castinc.
D. II. w'l Join Mrs Bowie and
iholr children n their cottage there.
u and Mrs How" VIII return 20
Sirhruoud ln september They VIII
/. In Wcethaulrton during next vim
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Tu visit ir Maryland.

ar" avinr Monday - visit relatives
.r Cumberland. Md They viii ~
tnt.r 10 charlni'cs viii" During their
a;as i'm rUmh"rland and tharlot,cs-
vile MIR and Mrs Rohcr; * A'soG
sud daughter w'Il d" At their HON"
tu W0rJl,nl Heights
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lawn Party Mt byrd ,nrk.

Tn" brighton sunday school class
o. Centenary Methodist Church, Of
rhich Mrs Gcorg. + Nose is tn"
teacher, Viii hold a lawn party this
pftrrnoon from = 20 10 o'clock AZ
~ William Byrd PARK There VIII br
Sec cream. cakes cand!ct and fruits
III" proceeds VIII so Ia tho supper,
o. a cot In tn" Dpol"y Hospital for
Crippled Childr"n. Tn" public Is in
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