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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-07-28

Mr.. Edgar Dyes is spending a
while the guest of his mother, Mrs
w. G. Dyes.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-07-28

Miss Annie Belle Camp spent the
day Saturdao with her cousin Miss
Theme Richards.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-07-28

Mrs. jim Camp spent Saturday
with her brother, Mr.. G. d. Rich
ards.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-07-28

Mrs. S. B. Camp spent the night
with Mrs. G. d. Richards Tuesday
night.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-07-28
900 cures Depsue Fever

Miss Pauline Wallace has return
ed home from an extended visit to
relatives at Buena Vista.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-07-28

J. p. Horne spent Tuesday in
Oglethorpe, on business.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-07-28

Minnie B. Richards spent the
night with her cousin, Mrs. Hubert
Varnum Friday night.
"a Peach. :"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-07-28

Mis-. b. B. Perry, Of Dawson, is
visiting i'll the city the guests of
friends and relatives.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. West visited
Mrs, Jim Camp Sunday.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-07-28
666 quickly relieves a cold.

Don't wait for US to call for your
Job Printing but send it to us for
we have not the time to call and
get it.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-07-28

Prof. v P. Folds arrived in the
city on Tuesday and started sum-
mer school here Wednesday morn
ing.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-07-28

Mr.. Colin Hall, of Newton, spent
Sunday in the city with his palents,
MIR. and Mrs. d. ID. Hall.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-07-28

600 Cures Bilious Fever.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-07-28

Hon. Trox Bankston, candidate
for Railroad Commissioner, was in
the city on Wednesday.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-07-28

Rub-My-Tism, an antiseptic.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-07-28

All Parties are hereby notified that all
ROAD TAX is now die and must be paid
BY SEPTEMBER 1st, which is the last day.
can be found at Leesburg every day except
Thursday and will expect you to see me and
settle and save yourself further COST After
September 1st, every summons served will
be SOC extra.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1922-07-28

Il
III Ii Il [l[I:l[[l
j. P spent Tuesday in Editor Horne of the Lee County
;ethorpe business. Journal and the Macon County
Citizen, spent portion of Monday
=, ;, 49,, l i'll iitOn on his way to Qutman,
-, = :, ,,:h to attend the meeting of the Geor-
Wv WOW W "'' w " gia Press Association. He says
- there is prospect for good cotton
Rub MyliSm, anSephC crop in Lee and everybody look
ing forward to it, because they need
it.-Iiltm Daily Gazette.
Mr.. Colin Hall, of Newton. spent
ndy in the city with his parents, Xxx C.o. pI;ou. Coox
and Mrs. d. d. Hall w ~ ~ 1870
Hon. s,, rG1 c nn"Lsen' candidate NEW HOPE NEWS.
city on Wednesday.
Mrs. Hubert Vamum spent the
N y p por f Dyson 10 afternoon Tuesday with her aunt,
ing i'll the city the guests OF MIS- IT, ~ N'0ii"S'
ends and relatives. o-
Mrs. S. B. Camp spent the night
XXX - n x E with Mrs. G. D. Richards Tuesday
w. ~O r." night.
Miss Pauline Wallace has return 4 Io ,r1 had = ,o.t ni,
nome from "n eA'eioe WISH " able time Monday afternoon swim
atves at Buena Vista. ming At Fox CreeE
Prof. V P. Folds arrived in the Mr. p3,r n l. a;n .
Oh tuesday anu S''e" sun" while the guest his mother, Mrs
/ school here Wednesday morn w r. Mac
Mrs. j. A. Tucker and family
YRS H. d. DcAelsoh; o A'"' spent the day pleasantly Sun
caIeu 10 IeeSous ol Noiuy day with Mrs j. H. Young.
the bedside of her father Mr.
Il. Jackson.
Messrs. Johnnie aad Jessie Tucker
made a business trip to Ray, Ga,
G66 cures Maaria Fever Sunday and returned Monday night
dr. u f. King and daughters, Mrs jim Camp spent Saturday
cbo and Doris and little Miss with brother Mr. G. d. Rich
mic Heath zee spent Sunday in ards
ber county with relatives. -G--
--~- Miss Annie Belle Camp spent the
ire car, Jackson Of Columbus day Saturao with her cousin Miss
called to Ieesburg this week on lhelme richards
cunt of the death of her son. Mr.. -O---
= '" Mr. and Mrs. W. B. West visited
Mrs. Jim Camp Sunday.
Mr. l.. b. Dickerson of Atlanta, -O--
ended the funeral of his father ar. D D;l1, nr4 +lo
law" -nl W = '"' IVY " night with her cousin, Mrs Hubert
o"e'o"S' Varnum Friday night
- 6 Peach"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

ago. when Rev Francis Baker was
the rector or the church. He aIso%;s
anxious to sit in the same pew that
he sat In so long since. This he *
poets to do sunday morning. Jun.
IS.
He Will have with him one or HIS
era ndchildren, Thomas Appeyard
Culley, and his headquarters will -be
at the Richmond Hotel.
He expects to attend services lat
ST. Paul's Church. in which his SIS
ter was married by Or. Minncgcrode
TO William Joy In 1856.
He has been selected To deliver an
address at the Binford High School
building on the night of June 90. on
The Future OF the Confederate Ma
val Veteran" on which occasion the
old sallors-the few remaining -Wl,l
set together.
Colonel Applsyard has a splendid
reputation In his adopted State ~of
Florida, and has long been regarded
as one Of the shrcwdest. ~ not The
shre~dcst politicians. in tho state
FOR great many years he was sec
rotary OF the state Senate OF Florida.
until he became state printer. which
ofice he has held for fourteen years.
For thirty-three yeara he was seor>-
tary OF the Florida Press Association.
He has represented Florida AT
seven Democratic national conyen-
tions. and has been chosen hy Gov
ernors or the state to represent them
at several notable functions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
APPOINTED TO STAFF
OF MAJOR C.. G.. WALTON

Attorney-General John r. Saun-
ders and Assistant Attorney
Josiah ID. Hank. Jr.. have been APP
pointed on the STAFF OF Major C. G.
walton. Jr.. commander OF First
Brigade, Virginia Division, Sons OF
Confederate Veterans. it was Off
ciaily announced last night. The
First Brigade includes the First and
Second Congressional Districts In the
State.
The official list OF appointments
Is as follows:
Josiah ID. Hank. Jr. adjutant and
chief Of staff: John Il. Saunders. as
sistant adjutant and chief OF STAFF.
X. G. Hoggard. Jr.. OF Norfolk,
quartermaster: J. Raymond Pritch
ard. Berkeley. assistant quarterma.-
ter: Colonel Marshall NJ. Milton,
Richmond. inspector: r. r. Caldwell.
Suffolk. assistant inspector; w. w.
Workman. Norfolk, chaplain; X. Roy
Mason. Richmond. historian: DR.. Is
racl Brown. Jr., Norfolk. surgeon:
II. stuart Cottrell. Richmond, color
sergeant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
SOUTHERN ANNOUNCES
ITS TRAIN MOVEMENT
All Trnin. From south over System
"Hl Arrive OF Slain street
Station.

- Southern Railway la, night
= n-2Grc-c that il would operate ne
to..ovlrr rain trofr points Sou,h
- ,-eot. n c,dat. n. r..c crowd. com
- - Richmond .or n. United Con
.-c.-s,. Veteran. Reunion To-Day
a-riF!-s 20 4 y. .opr or Eve sleep
- .-or1 Atlsnra &c
Tv-serrps arriving 5.4s = ~
-. ,l..o.'s rom Memphis Tenn:
s.-"..s - \ NJ r.n ,iee2.rs .rom
a-s-,s ard Hscor ca arriving
- 4. 81. ,sven ,+@p.rs from
y t'r-'i. arriving slg : NJ Twelve
'...;.'' .-o-1 Houston. Tex. arriv-
tHs !1it \ " TX sIsepers from
b!--a -rasTl. IA arriving p NJ.
20 '.+p.'s from Sashv!Ils. Tenn.
~it- Co!cns. Joha p Hickman; SIAN
sd 1H':rrr companies arriving $40
~ - 1929. f-orr Boii1i. H!ss,
ane !ni--'r . a.. points
Tu"-osy Arriving - 4 NJ four
cen .i=.p+:s ,ron Eirmlngharn. Ala.
+t!snia. 81 ard Gr.snville. 6 r.
~ rains over IN. Southern Rail
'sH sy''sn 7,;li arrive :, 1alr stree,
station
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
COMMODORE T. JAPPLEYARD
PROMINENT REUNION FIGURE
Florida State Printer, Born in Richmond, Where HI
Served Apprenticeship at Printing Trade-Entered
Confederate Navy at Age of II. (,

one of the prominent figures at the
reunion Will be Commander Il. j..
AppleYard. state printer OF Florida
AN old Richmond boy" ~ wears
'ounE. HE was born in this city. be-
gan mis- apprenticeship at the print
ING trade In the Office Of George w.
Gary. located on Fourteenth street
near Cary. In September, 1850. He
won the prize in tho public ,chooI.
or Richmond on June 40 OF that
Fear-a Bible-which he aIway, M,
win him. The Inscription on the
ute page reads: Presented to
Thomas Jefferson Appleyard. as a re-
ward of merit. by the Trustee. of tho
public schools OF Richmond, Va. Jun.
so. 1860. tSiSned) Samuel ID. De-
noon. Trustee"
In 1852. when he was IL years Of
age he went in the Confederate navy
on the school ship Patrick Henry.
later being transferred tn the ram
virginia No. 2. lie Is executive Of.
hcer of the Confederate Navy Vet
Grams. and on the STAFF OF III. COM
mander-in- chief with the rank of
commodore. Until last October. no
commanded the First Florida Bri-
gade. United Confederate Veterans.
when press of business forced him 10
decline reelection
Commodore Appieyard says that
one OF the most pleasant moment.
NJ his life Will be his visit TO Grace
Episcopal Church Sunday school
which he attended sixty-eight year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
MOBILE, ALA, WOMAN
is CODMOTHER OF VETS

Mrs. W. 6. Pugh. OF Mobile. Ala,
chief Of star OF General ~. c. David
S"n. commander Alabama Division.
i. G. v. matron OF honor for Raphael
SeInmes Camp. chairman OF the JEFF
ferson Davis Monumental Associa-
ton for Alabama and also OF the
Davis National Highway and mem
h-r OF The reception committee OF
Genera! Cars stan. has long been
prominent in L. -. G.. and y. A. r.
circles. tireless worker. she has
In her charge at the Jefferson, her
boys as she affcctionately calls the
members Of Raphael Semmes Camp.
PullmanS. railroad fares and hotel
bills all paid. and with spending
money In their purses. all this large
~ through the efforts OF Mrs Pugh
who for Ave years has acted az chair
man Of the committee. raising the
funds with which the people OF Mo-
bile have paid all the expenses o6
these veterans at the reunions. She
personally looks after and cares for
them.
Both father and mother of Mrs.
Pugh. whose maiden name was
Clarke. were originally from ,Vir-
ginia Her mother. whose made n
name was Graham, was a FIRST cousin
OF Governor and Congressma n
Charles 7. O'Fcrrall. Both her own
and her husbands families date back
TO Colonial days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
DESIGNATE PERSONNEL.
OF GEN. WHITES STAFF
includes Mrs. .Iame. NcGiu mud Wis.
Alice Rnneil HiII. Rich
Inond. as Sponsors

Official designation Of tn. follow
'nS personnel or-.General w G..
Whites stan was announced last
night:
General W. C. White. Of Aberdeen.
Miss. mander and adjutant- gen
ersi, chief OF stan. Forrest Cavalry.
Mississippi Division. {. 4; Colonel T.
Vi Moseely. West Point, quarterrnas-
'-r-EenerR,, Colonel 4 r RinIon.
Lincoln, Miss. commissary-gen
colonel J. Murray Robertson.
hro"kesynie Miss. chief ot ord
lance; Colonel W. A. Ward West
Point, Miss. assistant chief OF ord
nance, Colon.! T. g kimbrough.
University. Miss. acknowledgement;
pr + Z. Deans. Vest Point. Miss,
surgeon general. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w \. Collier, Memphis Tenn: Cen
'rsi W 4. Wrot.n. Magnolia. Miss
General W. a. Montgomery. Edwards.
Miss Genera w. {. Ford. Point
Springs. Miss
sponsors-Mrs W. q. White. Aber-
deem Miss chEp-ron Mrs J X.
Lacy fszoo CAY. Mis-. Mrs. jaime,
McGNi, Richmond Mr, M.rrrl
l.ct;en. Chart-aOoea Tenn ms. 7
G. kimsrough, University. Miss
Miss Jamie Evans. Aberdeen. Miss
Ms Julia McCrary. West Point.
Mlss Htr- Alice Rursll Hill. Rich
mend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

, w. BOYD. John Kerr Branch. Colonel
] Fulmer Fright. John stewart Rry-
an Colonel II. Nice. Burlington. Nor
man Call 7. NJ Darlington. Kenneth
Chadlck. T.. II. Courtney. Captain A.
u. Cousins Charles II. Crew. Major w.
w. Crump. Colonel John \. Cutchins.
w. +. Dahney, \. Edloe Donnan. Ed
gar r.. English a. X. Franklin. Or.
u. s. Freeman. Captain G. w West
bury. Coleman WORKMAN. Major Clar-
"nce Wyatt. T.. y. Goodwin, Dr. Nir-
gintus Harrison. c. =. Hashrook. l..
j. Hayden. ". G. Herbert. Julien H.
iiill. colonel: captain r. u Hotch-
kiss. T Il. Howell Mrs. John r
Hughes. Eppa Hunton. Jr.. Herbert
w. Jackson. G. Jeter Jones. Ashby
Jones. n. X Kellogg j. i. Kline.
hr, y. n. Lipscomh nr. II. G. BRYAN
w. \. Lochr. Mrs. c. W. Massic. John
NJ. Mile. Jr.. Mrs. \. j. Montague
i r. Mordecai, Major r. Il. Morgan.
e. w. Morris. l.. T. Morris, Thomas
u. McAdams. Colonel j. Gnrnett Nell
son, Il. !" OFT. Leigh r Page. F.. A.
Farmer. Major Allen Potts. John n
Potts. Fred II Powell, George c.
Powers. Major l.. 7. Price. Ordwav
Fuller. Thomas W. Purcell. Mrs. ~
Y. Randolph, w. T. Reed. W. ". Rob
ertson. c. w. Roper. General w. w
Sale. Captain Calvin Satterheld. Ma
jor G. q. Saville. y d SiiIs. Alvin NJ
Smith. 4. q. Swink, Thomas g. Svd-
nor. Governor f.. lee Trinkle. e
NauEhan.I. lloyd and Major C c. Wal
ton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
VETERAN HIKES
FROM GEORGIA TO RICHMOND
George W. Sherman Walks Ola Miles in Thirty One
Days to Attend Reunion Here-Swings Into
City With Vim of Youth

To see Richmond once more is
IKE returning home after the war"
declared George w. sherman. So
years or age, who arrived here YES
terday afternoon In the final lap of
MS 6li-mile hike TO attend the Con-
fedorate Reunion. Hale and hearty.
with his white hair and sun burned
complexion. Mr.. sherman attracted
much attention. Mr.. sherman left
his home in GAINESVILLE, Ga. MAY Is.
and by taking his time, arrived In
Richmond after hike OF thirty-one
days.
Il love the people here" Mr.. Sher-
man said, and during the War BE-
tween the States. l took every occa :
sion TO visit the city. fought all
over this territory. This is my sec
"nd walk 10 Richmond from Geor-
gia. the first being for the last con
vention held here
Everywhere the people have been
good TO me. have never been
treated better. AS ! came along the
road. people stopped me and offered
To give me ride. but refused pre-
ferr'nG To take the hike on foot"
While Mr.. Sherman was not wear
ing his uniform, he sim ia a splen-
did specimen OF the Confederate SOL
der. He wears his cross Of honor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
FAMOUS BULL-TERRIER
DIES IN TORONTO
by Associated Press.J

OTTAWA, ONT. June l7.--Cham-
pion Haymarket Faultlcss. 6 years
old, regarded by critics as the great
est bull-terrlcr OF all time. died In
Toronto yesterday. Haymarket
Fauleless was bred and owned by II.
Fl. Eiott, of this city. He was by
Oh NorOss Patrician, and out OF I'M
ported CHI Channel Queen.
Haymarket FauleIess won premier
honors at all the leading dog shows
in Canada and the United states. Al
the Westminster Kennels Club show
in New York in 1919. he was Judged
the best dog In the show OF any
breed. an honor which never before
or since. went TO a bull-tcrricr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

and will have a uniform ny tomor-
row. his clothing having been sent
ny express. His only luggage is a
small cloth bag. in which he carries
papers OF Identification
Plenty OF exercise and fresh air
Is Mr. Sherman's prescription for
long life. He states that he is fond
OF walking when asked how many
pairs OF shoes he wore out In his
nike, he explained that he still wore
the shoes with which he started only
having had them half-soled twice.
The walk took him thirty-one DAYS
but he has covered the distance In
twenty-five days Being In no par
ticular hurry. he took his time he
explained Compared with his war
time experiences the walk was easy
he declared. One day he covered
twenty-ntne miles. one twenty-cight
miles. but mostly an average Of
twcnty-seven miles each day. He
left Petersburg yesterday morning
at $50 O'Clock and reached here at
2 o'clock. distance OF twenty-five
miles.
Any mall sent in care Of The
Times Dispatch for MIR. sherman Will
he given him. He IL stopping for a
few days with Horace A. Hawkins.
S4ia First Avenue. Highland Park
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
OF TELEPHONE
IS GREAT IN JAPAN
fBr Associated rr.ssl

TOKYO. June IA telephone An.
>trum~nt ~ one Of the most prized
nOsSeEsions ~ foreIpner In Ian.n
nd"r the government system the
instrument Is sold outright 10 sub
scribrr and a. the governments nun
p'E H. apparently never replenishsd.
~ - next 10 impossible for new
'hbscr!h"r 20 have one installed. an
riicanr who sent in the order evon
en- years ago still waiting TO have
h.ir request complied with
AZ result Instruments owner
snip OF which carries With IL t,e
r!Sht by payment Of a small fee 10
nave IL moved or transferred % an
pih"r Individual, are nd at "A tixI
price. In Tokyo, for example, an in
sIrnm"ht - valued anywhere from
400 TO 1880
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

Confederate veterans
S p NJ Opening '
TUESDAY June cat City
c MUSE by band sh'. the convention
10 order by General Y" B.
Prayer by Rev w Bachman. u. C. "
Address Tnkre Governor Of v,r-
haf Of the ~ S " ''n"ond on be-
T. C. " by General Freem ~ = 49, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Reunion Reunion s address by Douglas
o, committee
noon Session oCo
Convention called to order by Generals
M Ns;Is..
s 10 Cappleman.
:.
Jefferson Observation-Disclosures Southern
Memorial NJ
NJ.
TUESDAY of Con-
got on Davis co,., 20,
ASSOCIATION and Sons or
to "S -
Wednesday, June IA, Veterans
lie convent
: Prayer by Rev W. char general "
R hSF OF Of aa',s ' 4Sss ON e sasn'.sl
:. Report OF historical committee
confederated southern Memorial ions = ""'
. Adjournment, ) NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
.R|CHMOND'S REUNION
WILL BREAK RECORDS
City Will Have Greatest At.
tendance of Any Such Sim
liar Events i'm Years.

Transportation arrangements. COW
ering ths movement OF numerous
'1-ciai trains and many extra cars
on regular trains into Richmond
next week 20 accommodate the re-
union crowds now are complete, ac-
cording 10 announcement made last
night BY the Southern Railway Sys-
itrn Lines. The Southern IL bring
ing In special trains from Texas. Ar
kansas Tennessee. Louisiana. Miss
is'ippi. Alabama. Georgia. and tho
SArolinas loaded with veterans. son.
81 veterans. daughters OF veterans
md Other allied organizations carry
ng thousand. OF delegate. and vIsi-
iors 10 the reunion
In order that these heavy move
-ntn'- % travel may have proper at
'@ntion, General Passenger Agent n.
:. Cary. Of the Southern Railway
system a. Washington, viii b.. in
Richmond for several DAYS this week
20 assist Superintendent e. c.. Ar
ihur and Davidson Passenger Agent
'" Westbury IN making proper
arrangement. for handling the
crowds into and out Of Richmond.
The Southern has also called in a
Hnnoer o! its passenger representa-
ives from other elite. to assist In
mis- work. In many cases these mas
>enser agents VIII accompany spe-
ciai trains from their home terri
'ories 10 Richmond and will h. on
hand her. 10 look after tho return
movement o. their party and 70 ac-
company them home.
II fnrshar
Sou'hern that In making the last
hnal check up last night on tn. .r
"a cars and special train, for Rich
'nont. II was found that the numhe,
- special trains and extra car. was
'ar In excAss ~ the number used 70,
ne lat' years reunion at Chatta
nooga. Ind eating that Richmond will
have the greatest attendance Of any
reunion In wears.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
GERMAN LABOR HEAD
WAS POWER in DAY
.[By Associated Press.I

ESSEN. GERMANY, June 17.-Otto
Hue. whose death occurred here re-
Gently, was the recognized leader
Of the coal miners' and iron workers
trade unions, whose membership runs
into millions.
Lean and active, with his dropping
red mustache and his SLOUGH hot, he
looked more like a Sunday school in
spector than the leader OF a great
party. He was a Social Democratic
member Of the Reichstag. the Prus-
sian Diet and the Economic Parlia-
ment.
lie represented labor on the Ger
man delegation to the Spa confer
ence. and IL was mainly through his
lnstrumentality that the stipulat ed
coal Deliveries TO the entente were
upheld.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
INTERNATIONAL CLUB
FORMED AT GENEVA
IBy Associated rressl

GENEVA. June IA unique iip
ternatio1al club has just been estah-
ished in Geneva. Membership is
drawn In part from the STATS OF the
league OF nations and the Inter
national labor Office. and thirty ma
lions are represented. China. Japan.
Finland. Spain. Italy. Sweden. Greece.
Holland, CZecho -Slavia. Jugo- Slavia.
India and France are among the
countries Included.
The club will he stopping place
for visitors from all over the world
Arrangements have been made by
which travellers bringing credentials
from clubs of recognized standing
may have the use OF the Geneva club
during their stay here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
OBSERVE CONFEDERATE
NAVY EVENING TUESDAY
pid Heroes OF Sea VIII Give short
Accounts of Their Own
f-KpS pnces

unique .eatur. OF IN. -.unIn,
Ell - Confederate. Savy evening a.,
J"nH 8arsnali Hish school Tuesday
-Vening. Old heroes ~ tn. r.a VIII
I've shoft acc"un; Of N. most
hflllnR experience each mad yhie
serving on MS NIP during the var
Johnston, r, IN. Aloeua-Ie Annie
'aro, o. the Patrick Henry. Tomb.
- m" torpedo tna' David. and An
H"fs"h, Of ths Alabama. Wan tel
theirs
There VIII he songs Of IN. sea
s"los. au"rs and Guarto,s by kich.
."hH brs' myers Adrnira,
NriEht VII! conclude The evening.
entertainment with nor, .ilI-.
rated story OF tn" Confederate %avy.
showing ~i"r"prtic"n View OF IL,
hsiii"s ami heroes. Governor Trim
kie VIII presih.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
DAUGHTERS TO SERVE
REFRESHMENTS TO VETS
Mrs. W. u. Newell. General Chair INN n.
VIII Bc Assisted by Prominent
Richmond Society Women.

VIII lie Asststed by Prominent
Richmond society Women.
The Daughters OF the Confederacy
have arranged for rcfrcshment
stands where the veterans will be
served. while waiting TO fall in lire.
Mrs. w. 3. Newell general chairman.
will be assisted by the following wo-
men: Richmond Chapter-AIrs. ]. p.
.FourQurean. Monrbe and Franklin:
Mrs. l.. A. Strader. Pine and Grace;
Mrs. j. d. Seclinger. Laurel and
and Grace: Mrs. Robert Lecky. Sha-
fer and Franklin: Mrs. J. II. Abbott,
Shafer and Franklin; Mrs. Lee Lor-
raine. T.omhardy and Franklin. Lee
Chapter-Mrs. A. s. j. Williams,
chairman: Mrs. J. II. Hooper. Mrs. A..
e. BEDFORD. Henry and Grace; Mrs.
James Bahen. Mrs r. Lee Reams.
Henry and Franklin: Mrs. NJ. John
son. Mrs. &. w Morris. Henry and
Franklin; Mrs. J. r. Hartman. Mrs.
BascOm Rowlett. Belvidere and
Franklin: Mrs. r. s. Brock. Mrs. Il. NJ.
Fryer Belvidere and Franklin.
Chesterfield Chaptcr-Mrs. a. L. S.
Drew. chairman: Mrs. 4. j. Hurt.
Harrison and Grace; Mrs. George
Paul. Ryland and Grace. Stonewali
Jackson Chapter--Mrs. l.. Conrad.
chairman: Mrs. Conrad. Mrs. Walter
Allen. Ryland and Franklin: Mrs.
hurry Massie. Mrs. DIR. Gatewood.
Burch and Franklin.