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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
HAYS STARTS DRIVE
FOR MOVIE REFORM
First Test of Leadership in
Filmdom Comes at
Conference.
lHy NssoeInted press.

NEW YORK, June l9.-Moving-
pICtur. reforms of a sweeping ma
turc. both as regards tho morality
Of the screen and the economic struc-
turc OF the motion picture business.
were predicted as "A result Of con-
ference held behind closed doors to-
day between representatives OF the
producing field. headed by VIII Hays.
and the exhibitors, headed by sgd
ncy s Cohen.
The confidence represented the
first real test OF the leadership Of
the former Cabinet member in his
new position, according to notion
picture men. Relations between pro-
ducers and exhibitors have been dis
cordant. and hays hopes to bring
about a greater harmony in all
branches Of the business.
Thcatcr owners sought today to
obtain reductions in film rentals. say
ing that they have felt the general
business slump and asking that the
producers help them meet II by cut
ting rentals. The proposed cut dis
cussion Of more equitable contract
between producers and exhibitors.
and tho beginning OF Hays campa On
Cor cleaner movies" comprised the
chief business OF the day. y state
rcnt Of tho now program OF the
movies industry is expected by Fri
dag.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
WOODBURY. CONCLUDES
SUCCESSFUL SESSION
DIR. Aldcrman's Address Fea-
lures Closing Exercises Of
Thiriy-Third Term.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WUcDBERRY FOREST VA. June
l2-At Woodbury. Forest II very sue
c"ssfui AN satisfactory school year,
the thirty third In its history. came
to "A formal end on Thursday night.
The most interesting feature of the
closing exercises was an address to
the graduating class BY Dr. T. \.
Alderman. president OF the Uni
vcrsity OF Virginia. an address In
which' huinor, wise counsel and
stirring eioquencc wcro cnarminsly
combined
Diplomas Of graduation were
awarded To the following members
Of the senior class:
j. Il. Brown. Jr.. Atlanta, Ga: j.
l.. Cocker III. Hartsviilc: r W.
Compton. Nicksburg. Miss.: w. a
Devin. Jr.. Oxford. y c.: Allyn bill
lard. Norfolk. Va: G. W. Cold Green's
boro. y. C: James Gordon. McAlester,
Okla; I.anier Gray. Winchester. Va.
r. IL. Hobbs, Norfolk. Va. II w.
Hughes. Berhely. Cal. e. IL IIurkamp.
.lr.. Frederick burg. Va: J. u John
son. WineIna. Va: II. X Labou!hse.
Sew Orleans. La. J. II i.inctcrsor,
Belmont. =. G.. W. H. Mayer. char
iCtte. = C.. Il W c. McClanahan.
Roanoke. Va. w. II. McElroy. Uni
rers!ty. Va: NJ +. Mercer. Richmond.
Va. + + Mountcastlc. Knoxville.
Tenn; T.. j. Nicholson. Jr M!dtles-
horo, Ky: J. K. PARKS. Franklin
vile, c.: Edward Peter. Rock
v'iie. Md: e. X. Robins. Lr.. Rich
mond. Va: l.. Z. Seawcll. Jr. Nor
folk. Va; II &. Small. Washington.
u. g: y. r. Stephenson, Jr. Nor
folk. Va; l. II. Trabu". New Orleans.
La; W. -. Vauzht. Jr.. Greensboro.
\. C.; j. y. Waithoucr Savannah.
Ca; j. +. Woodward. Jr.. Norfolk.
Va: T.. NJ. Wrcnn. Norfolk Va.
+. j. Monn,castic Knoxville. Tenn.
won the Archer Christian Memorial
m"dal. awarded each year 10 the
n"y who is especially distinguished
for leadership. character. and am
!ctic ability Tn" service memorial
medal established by an aluinnus of
IN" school In memory of tho eleven
( Woodbury. Forest boys who lost
their lives In the World War and
awarded annually to tho boy who !s
distinguished especially FOR sound
ness OF scholarship, combined with
athletic ability. was won by w. \.
De WIN, Jr.. oxford. y. g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
ORDERS FREIGHT RATES
REDUCED IN VIRGINIA
Will Become Effective June
3O-Carricrs DO Not
Dcmur.
I)cIllIlr.

The State Corporation Commission
yesterday issued an order. effective
July i. for general reduction OF
freight rates on the railroads, op-
Grating In Virginia No demur was
made by the railroads TO the order.
which becomes effective on and ar.
ter 12 O'Clock midnight Friday. June
go.
Tho roads Will proceed at once
with tho reimbursement Of their tar
ITS. and the same will become CT
fecttvc on the day designated.
Usually the roads are allowed ten
days In which TO make such rates
effective. but this was waived by
the roads, and the time allotted to
make tariff changes viii be short
ened so that Instead OF ten days
being allowed following the nf;een
days for tariff making the actual
time will be three days after the
tariffs arc completed.
The order Will still leave freight
rates higher than the charges prior
to the war. ON the Chesapeake. and
Ohio, tho Norfolk and Western and
the Richmond. fredericksburg and
Potomac. In what is known as the
official classification. the rates viii
remain about - per cent higher than
they We're prior 10 the war while on
the Southern. the Atlantic Coast Line
and the Scaboari Air Line the rates
Will be about Il per cent higher
than they were before the World
War began.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
supreme Court proceedinu,.

WiTl!EEILLE, VA. June l2-
Proceedings In Supreme Court OF APP
pea!a today: Schmclz brothers vs..
Tenn, argued by j. Winston Read
for appellant and W. u. Henson and
Horace NJ Fox FOR the appellee and
submitted; Jennings Automatic DUNN
Body so. vs.. Virginia Railway Co.
submitted on briefs: Appalachian
Power Company vs.. Hale admins
traitor submitted on briefs; Norfolk
and Western Railway Company vs..
mayer continued: Buckless- Irvine
company vs. Kennedy Coal Company
anu same VS.. same: partially argued
ana continued until tomorrow morn
ing Next cases to be called: Ed
ward. administrator. VS.. Lanudie
Branch Company: Gr!mley. trustee. ct
ais. W. Gibson; ct al: Big Sandy AMI
{. Road VS.. Ball: School Board Land
District W. Smith. ct ais.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13

Numbered In soising upon technicali-
ttos to sayo tho Michigan man from
expulsion.
In addition to the Pomerene
amendment to the Senate rules, the
Ohioian has bill which would reg
u!ate not only tho expenditures In
tho election of member of the
House and Senate. but which. he be-
lieves. would overcome the ruling of
tho Supreme Court to the general cf-
fact that. under existing law, Con
gress has no control over primary
contests.
There arc many Senator'S on both
Sides OF tho chambcr--some OF whom
for one reason or another. voted for
Newberry. who would cordially well
come sone means or limiting cam
paiSn expenses. They find that IL Is
infinitely more expensive campaign
ing under the direct election system
than II was under the old order
when state Legislatures did the
eiccting OF Senators. and they are
hopeful that some scheme may vet
be evolved which will give the poor
man or the man OF moderate means
an equal chance In race with a
man of wealth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
LIQUOR CANCSTERS USE
u. S. SEAhiEN AS TOOLS
Admiral Holman Believes Spirits
Aboard Sirius for Power
full Fling.
by Associated Press.

NORFOLK. VA. June L. -pinccrs
'Hi men Of the naval t.tusLu |
Sirius are Icing given Customary
liberty while a naval board oil IN
"rst!sat!On. headed by Rcar-AdnIi!al
h!!ip Andrews. commandant Of ;.c
Norfolk Navy-Yard. is cndeavoring
10 place .he blame for the presence
aboard ;hc shtp OF eighty seven cases
Of foreign liTuor discovered in the
cargo umloadcd by the transport at
the navy yarn Saturday
/; ~ ihc belief OF Admira! Hugh
NOdman. cOmmandant OF the nfth
naval district. that In the finding
OF the liquor aboard the Sirius,
which arrived here a few days ago
from West Indian waters. the naval
authorities navc crossed tho trail
o! "A far-reaching and powerful
liuuor ring, headquarters OF which
may be at Norfolk
only IL few naval men Admiral
Holman believes. are Implicated.
Behind them he sees the shadow 81:
an organization having considerable
capita! and with agents stationed in
foreign ports.
Unit. the efforts Of IN. board Of
Investigation result in throwing
suspicion upon some members OF tho
Sirius crew" Admiral Rodmau said
,oda% no steps VIII be aiken
against enlisted men or oHcers.
There are upwards OF $50 men
aboard the ship. and. with the prob
ability that only few know any
thing about tho liquor. IL would be
obviously unfair 10 deprive all oc
liberty. The Investigation. however.
VIII be searching and the guilty.
when proved SO, VIII be severely
punished"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
FIGHTING PARSON"
IS PLACED ON TRIAL
fRv uni,ed Nemsl

CHARLES TOWN ". VA. June IL
ROY. r. Wiiburn. "arhtlng parson"
from the West Virginia coal fields
was placed on trial here Monday
ON Il charge az murder growing out
@: the fatal shooting Of ,hreo deputy
sheTiTs during the miners armed
march on Logan County last sum
mer. Th" purson IS one o. eight
men who have been held in Jail here
In connection with the killing o.
the deputies The State elected 10
try him first. He Is also under IN
dictment on a charge OF treason along
with many others who participated
in the .ventfu! march.
Tn" selection Of the jury was com
pietcd late Monday. Failure OF a
number II the witnesses for the state
10 appear delayed tho taking Of tcsti-
Elony and adjournment was taken TO
give these witnesses time to arrive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
STATE PRISON FARM
CHARGES ARE PROBED

MlLLEDGEFILI.E. GA. June l9--
An investigating committee Of Geor-
Eia Superior Court judges named by
Governor Thomas w. iIardwick to
investigate conditions at the State
prison farm heard evidence today a;
IN" first session OF the commission
that there had been numerous spe-
ellie instances OF inhuman treatment
ana brutality.
State prison welfare worker,
Rev Bert Donaldson, told the COM
mission late today that great
change had come over the institu-
tion during the last two weeks. since
charges began to come out. lie said
that the prisoners were being treated
as human beings now. were receiv-
ing clean food, and that the insti-
tuition had been cleaned up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
DENIES mayo BRANCH
WILL co TO REIDsv|LLE
American Tobacco Company
Head Here Has Heard of
No Such Proposal.

j. l.. Williams. superintendent OF
the American Tobacco Company IA
Richmond. last night denied all
knowledge Of any intention on the
part OF his company to move the
Mayo branch of the corporation from
Richmond TO Reidsvillc. y. G.
Mr.. Williams made the emphatic
statement when told Of special TO
The Times Dispatch from Danvil!c
TO the effect that a Rcidsvillc report
reaching that city asserted that such
transfer had been decided on. tho
MAYO operations to be merged with
tho plug factory of +. r. Penn there.
The report further stated that the
Office force and part OF the machinery
would be moved at once. the WORK :
TO he established in an addition
built 10 the Reidsville American To-
bacco Company's works.
The Mayo branch has an annual
output Of 100000 pounds OF plug.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
THREE DIRT" FARMERS
QUALIFIED FOR BOARD
NE Nssncla.ed prcss-l

WASHINGTON. June l2-Eariy
announcements Of President Hard
ing's choice OF the dirt farmer"
member OF tho Federal Reserve
Board under n. act Increasing it's
personnel to cigh: was forecast to-
day in official circles.
or the candidates for the new
post three We're said to be regarded
by Secretary Mellon as so fully pos
FcSsinE the necessary qualifications
Including knowledge OF farming
problcms-that from the point Of
view OF the Treasury a decision
would be difficult.
The three. ii was suggested. were
Milo -. Campbell. OF Coldwatcr
Mich. president OF the National
Milk Producers Associations: Eu-
gene Funk, OF Bloomington. III.
we'll known as Il seed corn producer.
and Sherman +. Houston. a farmer
and banker of Malta Bend. Mo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
BE TT ORDAINED HY THE COUNCIL

BE TT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL
OF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND:
/. lSctore any person. firm or cor
poration shall operate any vehicle.
automobile upon the streets OF this
city, 10y taking up and letting off pas
schSciS In the same general manner
as Is don" by street car, no shall
comply with ali ordinances OF the
city relating To such business and
in addition to the vchicular tax levied
on such vehicle based on its horse
power shall pay fn annual occupa-
tional tax based on the seating capa =
city OF each vehicle 30 operated by
him rs follows: II of four persons or
less in addition to the chauffeur or
driver. S25.OO; If of five and not cX-
cerGirE seven persons. S35.00. and IL
OF ciSht or more persons, $4,000. sut
such license shall not authorize any
such person TO operate any such bus
or 1itney In the manner that the
reEniaf Tor -hirc business is conduct
ed: that is to say. by hiring such
vehicle ur Vehicles to on.. ar more
passengers Tor their exclusive use
ana transportation to points within
OF without the city.
:. the license tax heretofore as
srss.d. or any proportional part
thereof. has been paid for the year
w.. or any part thereof under tn.
ruling OF any department of the city
government. the city Comptroller Is
hereby directed to credit such pay
mcnt upon the tax levied by this
ordinance: and in the event the city
shall forbid the further operation OF
any such vehicle. bus or automobile
III the manner hereby authorized dur
Ing any license year. the said Comp
trolicr shall. upon demand OF the
licenscc, refund just proportion Of
the license tax paid for such year
). The powers and duties of the
city Comptroller over and in relation
to The license taN hereby imposed and
To the tins or signs required 10. such
vehicles. busscs ana automobiles
shall he the same as those rfcScribcti
by Section 2. Chapter &c. Richmond
CITY Code. 1910. as amended. and by
Section 81 Of an ordinance approved
May I. 1921. concerning the levy of
taxes and the assessment OF licenses.
4. In addition To the license taxes
hereinbefore specified. there shall be
paid the sum Of $l.00 for every re-
ncwal tin required by the city ordl :
nanccs and furnished by the city to
applicants therefor.
q. Any person who shall fail 10 pay
any license tax required by this ordi-
nance shall be liable to fine OF not
less than $500 nor more than $500.
and every day OF such failure shall
he deemed distinct and separate
offcnse.
s. This ordinance shall be in force
| from its passage.
A Copy-Teste:
ALE II. MCDOWELL,
City Clerk
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Mrs. Z. y. TIn.Irn

AMHERST VA. June I2.-Mrs
Matte McGraw Tinsley. wife OF +. $.
Tins,cy. commissioner of revenue for
the first district OF this county. died
saturday afternoon at her home near
Amherst In addition to her husband
and i've children She is survived hy
Ter father, J. W McCraw. and the
."'io"ihe brothers and sisters:
James McCraw. Mrs. David Eisemon
and Mrs. Susie Toler. OF Amhcrs,
County. and T. r.. Rob. Ed and John
McCraw. Of LynChburg. Funeral
services We're conducted yesterday
afternoon at the residenc. by Rev.
w y. o.scr. and tn. burial was in
the Ttnsicy family burying ground.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
Quick Shipment
Gives Buyer
Good Record

One Of the buyers for a GER
tain department store in
Richmond reached New York,
on a buying trip, early one
Monday morning. He spent
the week buying goods, and in
each case said, Send il on
the Richmond New York
steamer"
The following Monday he
returned TO Richmond. and.
much to his surprise, found
the merchandise already in
the store.
At first, this quick delivery
seemed to be a great inconve-
nience, but after a consulta-
ton with the heads of the firm,
it was decided to advertise and
display the merchandise at
once, instead OF waiting until
the date planned.
1t was done. The depart
ment store placed these sea-
sonable goods on sale before
other stores had received
them, and the result was a
heavy sale and an enviable
record for the buyer who used
the Boat Line.
We don't promise that you'll
break a sales record every
time you use the Boat Limo,
but we do promise speed, lower
rates and safety-the three
things that every shipper
wants.
If you want these things.
use the Boat Line.
Watch for these stories
of the Richmond-New
York Steamship Line
every Tuesday and Friday.
>. n. Of EN,
General Manager.
Zallzkz
sssSss5IFs si1zS 49,
| NEW YORkSt eame1j
Ssails tomorrow noonS
Feet yo,ar frei4ht3
T. in eal:ly -
&sSfsSesS5a. -ssssS14s-.S$
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Mrs. Mamie blanche Anthony

IETtFNHVKVi. w. June y Mrs.
Manic blanche Anthony. wife q:
Warcrly Anthony. OF 80 Cour; street.
di"d Saturday afternoon at $3.50
- cI"ck at her home. BESIDES her
husband She is survived by six chill
1rcn, Eddie Taylor. Baltimore: Ray
m"nd '. Taylor Ettrick: Eugene
Taylor. Youngstown. Ohio Mrs. Jcs-
81" Hob!!ck, Richmond; Mrs. Ethel
Jann.ni. Hopewen, and Robert An
'hony of Ettrick. The funeral will
take place tomorrow morning at II
o'clock from the residence. Rev. w.
Marshai Craig. pastor OF First Pap
tist church. officiating. intermcnt
will be in Blandford
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
Social Service nody 10 Nee,

The Social Service Federation will
hold its last meeting OF the season
at the Restover Home for WORKING
Girls. 30l South Fourth Street. this
afternoon 4: $3.50 O'Clock. 4 mu-
steal program has been arranged bv
Mrs II. 5. Hudgins. Among those
VINO VIII take part in the progra
are Mrs. George MaRill Miss Louise
larbrouEh and Miss Louise Francis.
Miss Johnson will give humorous
reading. y short business session
VIII be held. followed by the scrv-
ing OF refreshments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
Infant Child Dies.

PETERSBURG. VA. June l2.-An-
ME Russell Adams. aged about 1
months. daughter of Russell o. and
Minnie Holt Adams. OF Fairfax Ave-
nue. Colonial Heights. died at the
petersburg Hospital yesterday after
noon at els O'clock. Funeral was
held In Blandford Cemetery this af-
ternoon at o'clock. Rev. a. L. Har-
rel, pastor OF Ettrick Methodist
Church, officiating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
Theater Calendar

ACADEMY Isabelle Lowe.
Academy Players. In Common
Clay"
LYRIC-Ke.th vaudeville.
BlJOC-Dorothy Dalton. In The
Woman Who Walked Alone
BLUEB1RD-Iterbe Rawlin-
son. IN The Man Under Cover"
BROADWAY-Owcn Moore. IN
Reported Missing
OI,ONiAL-Ethcl Clayton. in
Tho Cradle
ISIS-Neal Hart. in THE Heart
OF Texas
ODEON-Constance Talmadge,
In Sauce for the Goose"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
Letter Carrier Is Accused.

NEW YDHK. June ln-Albcrt
LOWS. letter carrier. was arrested
today on suspicion OF homicide in
connection with the death of Bird
get sullivan 40 years old. who it is
alleged was drowned after being
thrown from a dock on the Bronx
He denied the charge He told the
police hc had seen the woman strug-
CLING in the water and shouted vain
Is for help.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
BOY CONFESSES TO
STEALING Ill BICYCLES
inv Associatcd Prcss.1

NEW YORK, June l2.-Thirteen-
ycar-old Pedro GomcX, OF Brooklyn.
arrested today on n charge of steal
ing So watch from the son OF
Mounted Patroiman Joseph j. Ryan.
amazed the police by confcssing that
he had stolen Ill bicycles in Pros
Hcct Park and sold them for $40 or
SIS each. He spent the money. he
said. for daily trips 10 Coney Island.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
Detective glue st,r,s Eirc

PETERSBURG. VA. June 12.-Firc
from defective fue In the home
Of Sam Moore, Ali Mistlctoe Street.
brought out the :irc-nghting ap-
paratus today ut 1890 O'Clock. The
house is owned by Miss Mamie Bond.
The loss to the furniture Will amount
to about s75 and the house Si25. No
insurance was carried on the prop
erty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
I.sucr nuIldin- Permits

Manuel barbarian was given n
permit yesterday by Inspector But
Ter 10 transform the dwelling at 100
North Lombardy Stree, into a store
at the cost OF Sl.400. r. t. Rurford
was given Il permit to repair n
dwelling at i0i West Baker Street,
to cost $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13

Go with Monumental, Ascension
st. iHrkS, st. Thomas and
God Shepherd Sunday
gChOOla
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
prnw Zinc. for Rambling.

PETERSBURG. VA. June l2.-Sev-
eral negroes arrested late Saturday
night In raid ON a gambling crowd
were fined $40 each this morning by
Justice Clements Ia Police Court
Officers MCGEE. Fuller. Mann, Ciary
and Eanes made the raid. The men
were caught in a shanty on the Sea-
board Air Line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
Nnn,inntcs ohin Mnn-

WASHlNGTON. June I2.-Frcd
Sta:ek. OF OHIO. a former Washing
ton newspaper correspondent and
widely known in political circles.
was nominated today by President
Harding to he director OF the War
Finance Corporation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral OF J. r. u,udr,rL

F'urera! service. for John Earl
Hcndr!ck. aged &c. who died SUNDAY
morning In ST. Elizabctk's Hospital
VIII tc conducted this morning at
1880 O'Clock. IN Holy Trinity church.
Buria! VIII be in Rivcrvlew Be
sides his parents. he is survived Lv
four brothers and three sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13

b.ANNILLE. VA. June l2-W. L..
Gravc!ey -, for many years Il pgom-
men; dealer IN leaf tobacco in this
city, died a; an early hour this morn
ing at the General Hospital The
.uncra! was held this afternoon.
Two sons survive him-W. Tredway
Grareley and Archie Gravciey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
VIII Attend state BANKERS, Meeting

T. 7 rs 30 ltG, w, June l2.-Ar-
thur Bernard. trust officer of the
Banking. Trust and Mortgage Com
rany; Herbert Pritchard. secretary
treasurer Of the Union Trust Com
pany. and w. ID. Franklin. vice presi-
dent OF the National Bank OF Peters
burg. VIII leave In n few days for
hot Springs. Va. To attend the state
Bankers Association
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Hurt when Auto s,rlkc. Him.

w r. Kelley. 20. OF Elberton. Ca
was injured when he stepped in front
OF an automobile near tho Main
Street Station yesterday afternoon.
lie was carried TO Memorial Hos
h,'al in the city ambulance. where
PHYSICIANS said last night he was
sunering from body bruises and an
injury 10 his hip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
The Weather
Forecast: Virginia -

Forecast: Virginia -
Fair weather and mod
crate temperature to-
day: tomorrow. faIr and
warmer.
North CnrolInn-Fair
and not quite 81 warm
today: tomorrow fair:
gentle west and north
west winds.
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HITCHCOCK TO ENTER
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
IRv Associa,cd rross. l

UMNIIA NEB., June I'm
nouncement was made here today
ina; United States Senator G NJ
Hitchcock, OF Nebraska. Will enter
the Democratic primary. July is, for
domination as candidate for re-
election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
Mrs. ArtclIn y. IInrper.

NCiiEuKG. Va. june i2.-E. :
Harper OF This city. was notified
oi the death this morning at Rocky
Mount. y g. ~ his mother. Mrs
Artcl!a Y. Harper. there. She vas 10
years old and is survived by four
sons and three daughters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
Verdict for plnin,in..

Verdict and Judgment for Sfo5
were given in the city Circuit Court
yesterday In the suit or Leroy NJ.
Rowe against Beverley II. Davis.
The cause of the suit was alleged
damages TO an automobile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-13
Assault Gaze on Trr,,

The case Of Arthur Mason. charged
win shooting Harley Henley. was
begun in Hastings Court yesterday.
but was continued over to this morn
Ing, when further evidence will be
heard