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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
News OF Fifty Years Ago

tfr"m the Richmond Dispatch, Aug a. 1879
the central committee o! the campaign
Greeley Clubs OF this city met at virginia
nan last nigh, for organization. This com
mittee was appointed to nominate perma-
nent officers: General w. G. Ncwbcrry, J. J
English, T.. Il. Cook, y. NJ. Lee. t. Wciyiger
+. w. Mahood. c. II. Graves, o. W Ems n
May. ID. H. Alley Il. {. Hobson The commit
tee made the following selections: president
General Bradley 7 Johnson: vice presidents
y NJ Lee. j. J. English. secretaries T. w
Mahood George c. Wilde; treasurer F.
Weisiger: executive committee ". g. lsaacs
w NJ. kcllam. Samuel Muccubbin. Il. l.. Hob
SON NJ May a. II. Lynham and f. l.. Bran
nan.
THERMOMETERS a, the Dispatch Office yester-
day: y. NJ. SO; p. NJ. So: 6 T. NJ ST.
Oysters and reed birds have made their
appearance I'm some OF the restaurants
There are buried III the National Cemetery
at Richmond. 6.d2s bodies of Union soldiers.
The new ST Marks Church will he a great
ornament TO the part of the city in which /,
is located.
The circus left about $4,000 in Richmond and
carried away about $4,000.
Yesterday was the coolest day in August
The heavy rains Thursday night washed
away the embanimemts thrown up around
the cut in tho ravine near Trinity Church
and hooded the tunnel at tina; point TO the
depth of nearly SIX feet.
Rev. Dr. Edwards. pastor OF Broad street
Methodist Church, is attending a camp meet
ing. so is Bishop DoEgctt
Major roe, Chief OF Police. communicated
10 Acting Police Justice Crew yesterday the
pleasing Information that during the previous
twcnty-four hours not single violator OF
the law had been arrested In this city
1t is expected the great fail OF rain Thurs
day will cause considerable rise in the
river. During the storm Thursday night
lightning struck the house at 1919 Franklin
Street, owned and occupied by y. Bravi. No
one was hurt.
Governor Walker yesterday appointed DR..
a. II. Christian and william letter inspectors
Of tobacco at Seabrook's Warehouse
\ quantity of material. with carts and
mules. has arrived to be employed in i'm
proving the approaches to James River
bridge. headquarters have been established
sixth and Perry Streets. Tho work will
be pushed to speedy completion.
Forty wagon loads Of tobacco sold at Hall
fax Courthouse on the "'th at 10 cents TO
sl3.
Eggs-in barrels IL cents dozen in
crates. Ia and is cents dozen
Married on the 29th instant Ivy Rev a. r.
Dickinson. William H. KnauT, to Miss Ellen
S. Elalock, all OF this city.
w. w. Flanagan and family. OF Charlottcs-
vile. sailed from New York yesterday for Flu
rope. They are aboard tho steameg Java.
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Keith Nov-itic, for Lyric

several big Keith novelties OF re-
''"l production are among the fca
lures OF the new show which come.
To The Lyric today for the weck-cuJ
one OF these Is smart farce creation
MhlcN mas scored heavily on the ..blc
'ime IN the las; two months.
it"'I"h Gardens OF tho BIT
more iotci Is the rendezvous of
Swe!!dom. In appearance Earl ros-
ana E'h"t Rae are the king OF
people one would expect To find fl,
such environments They one
1870 modern comedy entitled. "Aft.r
n'hner' written for them by wilbur
Mack. This fashionable hostelrv ia
IN. scene. The couple are I'm i'm
macuiatcIy at,ircd pair Of dinner
guests.
MT. Mack has supplied them a brill
Haht Inc OF .cpaTtec and the pieas
ah'iy presented and we'll written.
wei played and well produced IL
haS tone or class or whatever other
mcnt
On the same bill viii BIO no.,v
h.Iucrt a Co, IN the unique comedy
"nering. Apple blossom Time: Mar
faret Ford. the comcdionnc and
doublc-vo!cc singer. a real novelty.
SLACK Face Eddie" Ross. cccentrI,
comedian. and HIS African harp" as
ne Calls ME nanJo, aud. closing IN.
SHOW VIII come a European ac, OF
rar" beauty ia which Mu,yon Walt.
aud Ota Gyga. classic dancers riy.
an exhibition Of The art tcrpischorc.n
tnh' is SAID 10 be EorEcouSly dressed
and staged.
WIN tho n"w vaudvi!l. dttrac,iof,s
VIII come new and reasonable MO.
ton picture displays
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Alnusements
"Th- Int" begins Mon,luy.

Mark this date and place well.
Ihrce days beginning Monday night.
with matinee on Wednesday. at the
Academy of Music.
Then and there local theatcrGo
are TO have the opportunity Of seeing
Tor themselves The Bat" the blgSes;
success i'll years, for a return engage
ment with last seasons great cast
The Eat" was written by Mary
Roberts RInchart and Avery Hon
wood. and is presented by WagcnhaIs
kempcr. II has established new
records for success wherever Il has
been seen
at this writing THE Bat" has over
two years to its credit in New York
and more than one solid year in chi
cago. something never before heard
oil III that city for any play; in every
othcr city that II has been seen IL
mas played TO absolute capacity audi
nnces for just as long as booking ar
:"hSemcnts nave permitted il TO re-
main
The Bat" is thrilling mystery,
story. filled with dramatic moments
ana intersperSed with some of the
rarest comedy ever seen on any stage.
~ Is entertainment from beginning TO
end and defies the most faded theater-
soer to resist it,
ihe Bat comes here presented in
exactly the same careful, satisfactory
manner as 1t was offered in New York
ana Chicago. WaGcnhals & kcmpcr
SPONSORS OF The Bat" have iong
been noted for their success as pro
dHcerS. Not Il little Of that success
mas been due To their rare judgment
IN the selection of plays and not :,
i!ttle 20 the fact that they have never
sent play on tour that was moi
carefully and competcntly produced
ana that did not depend for its pre-
sentation on tue efforts OF decidedly
excellent company. The Bat" comes
| here as no exception 10 the rule OF
tho managers. 1t has been staged
with all the care OF Broadway per.
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some Comparative Figures.

NE city OF Richmond, here considered
IRON! the viewpoint OF governmental!
administration is a big business concern
by very substantial margin the biggest
81 us KIND in the State Outside of Norfolk
no othoF Virginia city had in 1922 a budget
tQnatlhg one-hIth OF Rlchmond's budget:
and that of Norfolk stood in relation 10 tn.
Richmond total > TO 8 approximately
Ihat is TO say, the Richmond budget Of
$'225,9l7 is not remotely approached any
where III IN" State except al Norfolk and
substantially exceeds the budget OF that
Guy. IN point o! population the position OF
Richmond is equally dominant.
In the light of these comparisons I, is
Illuminating 70 thermometers it should he
particularly impressve-to study The rcIa
I'VE standing Of the more important Viz
E'hi" cIties with respect TO salaries of man
aging executives. Consider the eases az
Danville. i.ynchhurg Petersburg Newnor,
News Roanoke, Portsmouth. Norfolk and
richmond The chief administrative officer
OF RIchinond---bc bearing in tho cas-. M tbis
ci'y mo tiile of Mayor---receiycs a salary
al 5000 d year No city in this grou, NJ
eight pays less; only two. Newport Enws
ana Roanoke, pay so little for the services
Oh ihc man VINO directs the communities.
P"p'' aHalfs Mark these instances mar
lcUlarIH, Danvllc Lynchhurr ana po,.rs
puFH WIN population figures ranging from
i.3p9 10 @l,0l2. and budgets eycondin,,
million dollars in only on" instance nav
: $4,000 year. The largest budget renra-
scented hy TINS group was less than onc
nun oil mat administered in 1922 no ,b.
managing head OF Rchmond's bjp ni,hlic
business
portsmouth, with budget even smaller
pays $H,"Vo. ana Norfolk places +, vain. Of
i''oUo upon The services of the executive
.Igt. iii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
onSrcss Afraid Ia Act

HE President is nsstcmt that Copgross
enact emergency legislation rivinp
h'm iuIl authority to seize and operate rail
roads ana coal mines whenever Thar ,a,,
may become necessary TO the pub,ic :,
leFtS,' ~ tn" same time he wants i, ,hor-
""thN uh"efs'ood that he viii not exercise
"," po"el as nc now asks except 30 mes,
nantes; emergency. He ;s arr,ia .'
inc strike situation might refuse I'm ,,aa.
np' ara II Congress should decid. ,n ,olo''.
ne "onld lack The necessary power 70 con,
@"h the emergency In tho mo,r,;,,o
.ohSressmen, being divided in opiuion No.
20 'he wisdom Of such requested lcrisIs
ION, are talking about abandoning Tho co,
"mp'a'ed recess rather than meet tho ;ssn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
The Warning.

The Warning.
Ills August still; upon the hill
The rising still sheds his gold.
Still sings the foolish ripping riil
Its story that never told.
And now and then a patch OF blu"
Picrccs the gray sky overhead
While carly rustling leaves come through
To warn mc-Summeis nearly dead:
It's August: but the fireplace eiows,
The backlog craclcs. aud the air
Is promising some early SHOWS
Though all the Weather Men cry: Fair
The cattle low ami hug the trees
And SILVER in q naked dawn:
And just ahead there looms IL freeze.
With Autumn here and summer gone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
GOVERNOR TO ATTEND
MEETING OF REALTORS
Irinkir md shirley VIII lie Among
Those Mt state Convention
In WOnnOkr October a.

Richmond real estate men will at.
ven" 'he state convention OF tho Vir-
H'!ia Eeai Estate Association, which
vii! convene in Roanoke on oc,ohc-
. and continue through the next day
iF"m:ntht men on the program In.
Guide Henry G.. shirley. chairman of
me state Highway Commission OF
virginia, and Governor l.. Leo Trim
iic. Experienced real estate men
from "iacr states VIII deliver trad.
taiks
All sessions viii be held in tho
auditorium OF Hotel Roanoke, and
we ci'y has made arrangements FOR
inc proper cntcri ainmcnt OF the real
estate men, who VIII attend from All
sections OF the state
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Inspect Ambulance Com,,,

inspection OF the Ambulance Com
pan! under the command of Captain
Aioert ID. Crosby. will take place
next tuesday night at Norfolk for
acceptance into the state aud Federal
ifcr'icc' ana the same day Iieadqu;r-
!ters Battery OF the one Hundred am.
Eleventh Field Artillery Will be in
spectcd before being assigned 10 tho
Provisional Battalion commanded hv
MAJOR Mcchesncy IefricS
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CROWDS ON LABOR DAY
TO USE JITNEY ROUTE
Director Myers Gives Operators Per-
fnissiou 10 Kun Ia state
Fair Grounds

Upon application Of committee
from the Trades and Labor Council.
Director Myers yesterday issued an
order extending Jitney route No.
from Hanover Avenue and Boulevard
TO In" Fair Grounds, returning back
On boulevard 10 Grove AVenue thus
using the regular route down town.
This extension becomes effective on
Labor Day. next Monday. at II O'Clock
~ NJ. and expires at u o'clock that
afternoon. The extension ia done in
accordance with provisions OF the jit-
ncy ordinance which give the Director
OF Public Safety authority 10 make
such changes.
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WHO wasn't her husband.-N Norfolk Ledger
Dispatch
y few hundred railway executives and
few hundred thousand striking railway en-.
ploycs are going Ia nght to a finish In ,be
presence al moro than n hundred million IN,
noccnt bystandcrs. --ilrIs,ol IicraId-Couri.r
The shipping bill must he reconciIed with
IN" prohibition aincndmcnt-the Anti-SaJoon
League wont stand for a subsidized merchant
marine Norfolk Nirs Pilot,
IHerc ought 10 be a provision In every State
and Federal approximation bill that no town
sh"uid enjoy the benefits of outside. helm in
highway construction which does no, itsclf
continue the highways through its own
streets.-PortsmOuth Star
Governor Cox is coming home from Europe
INC middle OF next month hoping TO interest
the American people in the league of nations
iut along about that time OF the year the
american people are Interested in two leapues
"nIy-the National and the Amercan-Roa-
u"kc Times
The reappointmcnt of Charles l.. Hughes os
Justice OF the supreme Court or his nomina- .
tloh Tor the presidency two years hence is a
safe guess. His party service will he re-
"aTded we predct.-Danvilc Register
-''' t''' 'NN"S anu the fcninSuia
inc outstanding good roads advocates Of tic
state Not only does this community want
good roads. but II is willing To pay for them
sentiment for good roads throughout the
H'"'" as strong as that OF this community
would soon mean that Virginia would have n
"ySicm Of highways OF which any stare mig M
De proUd.-Newport News Press.
perhaps prohibition has done something
toward omptynG the jaiis, hut unfortunately
] an n 10 IL
runn"rs and booiinsgers who ought to be
in thom.-Gloucester Gazette
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31

iormancc and the company speaks for
,tsc!i. including as IL does Lizzie
r'ahs' william J.. Thornc. Josephine
Morse. Gretchen Thomas. George WILL
son. Herbert Deimore. Harry La Cour,
."S'pn 81 noiicky. John Mackenzie
ana John Graham Spaccy.
seat sale ut tin. Academy boY or
ice today. = a. NJ.
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Thcatcr Calendar
i.YRlc-Kel,h vaudeville

BIJOC--'The Loves OF Pharaoh
with special cast
HlOADWAR - George Walsh
and Miriam Cooper. In The Serc-
made"
Blu EBiRD-Monroe Salisbury.
in The Great Alone"
CoioNIAL-Bc,ty Compson. In
Always the Woman"
Don't Blame Your Chill
dren.' with special cast.
oDEON-Dorothy Dalton. in
Ten OF Diamonds"
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Today's Radio
" ia n.

'bispaich Papers. Isichmond)
:iJ-liascbuli scores.
':JO--l.at" news flashes ana
weather report.
'31-Stock quotations and bedtime
story.
Sign off
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31

the distinction OF final proud showing in
the browning event.
The stimulation which the fair-holding
custom gives to productive effort is beyond
calculation. In Virginia, certainly. il has
awakened men, women and children TO
increasingly clear realization of the posi-
hilitics the earth holds for them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31

l2:to Il. M.--wcather forecast on
1876 meters wavelength. Q
II. M-Produce and stock market
Quotations; baseball results: news
bulletins; results OF races at Sara
tosa Springs.
$40 T. M.-Concert program.
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The Weather
'-v-",,.d ~ u. 5. weather Bureau,
Forecast: virginia :

Forecast: Virginia -
Partly cloudy weather
and moderate trInpcrn-
turc today and tunur-
row.
North Cnrolina-Tnir
today and probably
Thursday; no chang. In
temperature.
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Tho sra.nn Of Nm.

|, hoM now on uu'il tho Inidjl.. "a, a..
iooer. lhoroughbrcd- bo,h of the .,,i
ma! ana Yeeetabl" hurdom- win rlai,n
"aily allotment OF Space iu vrgiuia nn,'.
columns, ana sharing Una. saac.,I ,or,,ar
WIN Them Will be a varied .,gsort,oo,,,
lhF!iIefs In stunts and d.rr.urdn .rt.,
season OF m" fair is now on "a, cou,,,Ia,'
districts ana other subdivisions cxrt,i,ors
ana exhibited are warming IN, for. tb.
peI9rmahce, the state Fair a, Richmond
me music OF the 0arnyard is now hoar1 ~
Town streets, the flower Of q pra,, o.,.
III production is beng dispayed bofnr. no
auhllfing gaze OF thousands. ANA IT., 80 s
as the true meaning OF the TAN oyno.itions
is caught the people Of the whole S,o,. ..,.
ABOUT to take another stop torward :, -,
fealiZanon OF Nirginia's rich urop,iso
me iair Is an ancient ana ,.scf,I i,s,i
tnhon, thoroughly happy cxprcssia,, ~,
me haFVcst-timc spirit. I'm Vircini, ,bc
'aine OF these annual events nor merely nc
SeieDFduohS but also as an agcucY for solid
education has gained wider rerogni, ion
WIN cach passing year. There is an IN
spitA1!oh which none can deny in an e,
hib'9gh OF The pick Of the flock" or OF I'm.
heIdS Ana the scheme OF many local S.irs
Win great State exposition topping or
me series, IS thoroughly fine conception
TahInns winch survive so strong A com
petition, especially, IT may be said. In a
STATE IKE Virginia, where nature bids for
we perfect type will never fail TO merit
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Wt;I.

tMcdford Hillsidc)
\. M.-Musical program
iV'"o y. M.--Onlcial weather fore
cast ass mc,crs).
i-!3o j.. M--Boston Farmers Pro-
ducc Market report ass meters).
i. M.---Currcnt events
.:lo l.. M.-Musical program.
T.. M.--Markct report-lJnItcd
states Bureau Of Agriculture eco
Monies tiSJ mcters).
':3o L. M.--Boston police reports
Eariy sports news--I.ate News
flashes.
M.-Evenlng program.
CIV 4. M.-Pianoforte recital Mr..
.H"h .-hmara::, D; Boston Conscrva
tory OF Music.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31
rHunsDAY. sGpTEMBnn 81 1sse
Enhancing" the Bonus

T HE bouu, bill. a. i, Will 90 10 final
vote i'm tho Senate. carries an amend
ment appruprioi.Dg ia advance interest
which may be received by the United States
from its loans TO foreign governments TO
pay the bonus. The interest amendment
was proposed by Senator simmons, OF North
Carolina and he aud Senator Reed. of Mis-
souri, ana other members urged il as
means not only OF meeting President Hard
ing'S requirement tina, the bill carry
means OF financing IT, bu, also OF silencimg
the talk about the can, citation Of the for
egn deb,
In Offering this plan Of financing the
bonus IL IS a question as 10 whether the
motives OF the Senators relied more on the
credulity OF the President or that of the ex-
service mon 30 be satisfied with the plan.
In view o! the Presidents announced at,i-
Jude all along, II would seem 10 be a re-
fecilon on his Intelligence 10 imagine that
ne VIII accept the plan as making any de
pendable provision whatever for financing
the payments No interest has Yet been
receive! on this foreign Indebtedness and
there Is little likelihood that any will be
received for "a long time 10 come England
keeps saving tina, the interest which She
owes viii be met. hut The important quas-
Ton is. When? None OF the other debtor
nations have intimat"G tina, they will soon
or ever, meet The interest they are due on
their obligations
surely The "N-sery!cc men are not ready
TO be "buncoei' into approving this plan
Of financing their claims for adjusted
compensation, when it promises TO yield
nothing substantial any time in the near
future II can but mean The deterring OF
'heif hopes OF payments. on their claims 10
a very indefinite period *.nd.f' the circuln
stances, any expression OF satisfaction ON
ihel' part at The action OF the Senate would
AFFORD striking evidence of abnormallv de
Neioped creduhty We should think. rather
thal they will feel disposed 10 accuse ,bo
senators supporting the plan OF insulting
Weir Intelligence by trying 10 work OF on
them barctaced hoax
Moreover, the amendment To GO, asida
ms interest on Americas foreign ublirn-
'lohs !oF the bonus, even if there was any
f'ospecI OF rs being paid soon. Involves
o'her considerations which may NOT he over
LOOKED In the first place. these funds h.ya
neeh counted upon to reduce America's ma
tiohai debt ana liQW!date liberty bonds and
treasury certificates If surb in,or..,
HhouIH be diverted for any other pnrnose il,
IS obvious tina, the amounts diverted VIII
nave TO be raised 10y taxation to sQuorn ,hn
account Hence, for Tie PresidcD, IN ,r
prove the bill with This provision in j, woni,
man ny be TO break faith with The Amer
icah people who supplied the money uov
represented by this national iuaabrod,.s.
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The Essential,

And. so. read Bess from her book. ";hcy
were married and lived happily ever after
They did" exclaimed Mary. eagerly. oh
Bcss. does II say what Kind %: u car he
hought?''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31

II J. TIA" custom OF Herrn people says one
"ho claims to know them. 10 mind their own
business strictly. They may hardly insist.
however that just at the moment ;h.y dom,
need little help.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31

The chimney swallow
doesn't bother
about
water in the cellar.
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WIZ.

Springfield. Mass)
IL l.. M.-Cnitcd states Naval OBJ
scrvatory time signals.
1880 l.. M.-Nuon stock mark ~
quotations.
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Is \ ".
Chicago. mo

Chicago. mo
+ M.-Conccrt by I:lizabc, tn
Bcaslcy. soprano: Florence Berncy.
accompanist. Edward Sacks. tenor:
Esther llirschbcrg. accompanis,:
Daphne Edwards. pianist.
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Gl8NC%


i. ~ temperature ............. 81
Maximum trinpcrnturS 80 : y. MI. A.
minimum temperature to T. M.... Is.
Mean temperature yesterday ........ :,
Normal te'np"rhtur. for this date. =
Deficiency yesterday ...........
Excess s'nce March -............. 20
deficiency since January ......... iI5
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NN'NN'.J.
Detroit. Mich)

'Dctroi'. Mich.)
$50 T. M.-Thc Detroit News Or
"hestra. Edith VI. l,uebckam. music
lecturer. Peter Young. tenor: "The
Great White Way" Donald Kennedy,
pianist.
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Up With the Times
Nv II. q. II.

fcppery Hiram Johnson has been rcnom!-
mated, aud most of MS will agree that it Will
take-and ought 10 takc--a mighty fine Demo
crat to trim him on election day.
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OF INTEREST TO RADIO FANS

ing. soprano. from the Alan Davis
studio. and Miss Anna McHardy. ao-
companist.
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VIZ.

Newark, y. j.
8 r. M--'Jack Rabbi, Stories" by
David Cory.
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Wedding In Norfolk.

or interest her. is tho wedding OF
Miss Euuicc Neville A.hbuaor. Of
Norfolk, niece % Mr.. aud Mrs. Has
kins lIobson. Of this city. to sydney
Lionel Wigs. The wedding VIII
take place oh Saturday evening. Sop
TENDER Ii, "a, o'clot'i. at the Nor
folk society ot Arts. Miss AsEhuru"r
ia the daughter 90 Mr.. "ni Mrs
Charlie Edward AshoErncr 4 Nor
nh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31

n conditions in Europe are bad enough tn
make colonel liousc talk two days in sue
""ssion, We may be sure The outlook is very
very dark.
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Local Ob.ervn,Ion, ntsr NJ Y,,,.,
Special DATA.

wind direction southeast. wind velocity
., WEATHER az 5, l.. NJ. cloudy
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Il DIX 3.

tEast Pittsburgh
r. M--Baseball scores and
late news.
l., M.-Concer. by Miss Josephine
NcCuc. harpiste; Miss Kebccca Hurm-
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After 81, Weeks visit.

James l.. Womblc has returned 10
the city after "A six weeks Nlsit .H
and around New York. He VIII re
sumo his work as orSanist and choir
master At st. James Episcopal Church
beginning next sunday.
Registered Mt battery Park.
H. * McCrcery. Of this city is
among thus" registered NJ the Bat
terry Park Hotel. in Ashevilie. y. c.
He was a guest at bridge party
that was given al the hotel last
Fr!day evening, which included
sixteen tables.
In stnunton for Three Weeks.
Miss Margaret FulwIlcr is lcav-
ing for Virginia Reach Saturday.
She VIII 20 from there 10 Staunton.
where She will hc for 4 stay o.!
three weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31

Cole Rleasc is reported on his WAY b,cl,
I" IN" rovcrnorship Of South Carolina Which
speaks very poorly for South Cardinals mem
DRY.