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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
] ORD i. NCE,

RI stist Approved August 18t .a1so4.) $3.50
PAINTING PERMISSION no .AuG6ST
sTRdGTaANb sI sMAINTAIN / ONE cHL-
II LAR DOOR ENTRANCE oNzSTHE
NORTHs SIDE sO Fs CLAY. TREHT.
sNEARHBRoOK9AYENuE..AND# ONE
$$CELLARsDooR. ENTRANCE. OM.I I5.E
q NEAR CLAY STREET; ALL AD-
~ MING THEIR PROPERTY SIT
II $IJATEDS sATgTIdEsiNORT COR
M l,I ER4o ,IT UEAND CLAY IA
Il Belt ordained by the Council Of the
City OF Richmond: V
Il lat. That permission be. and the same is
hereby granted to August Grocery COM 5
spany to construct and lntain. one Gel.
Clay street,snears ID rook Is Avenue and one
Cellar Door Entrance on West Side OF
Brook Avenue, near Clay Street; all a 1!
Joining their property situated att he
Clay .I street, subject to the following cons
& I'd. The said Cellar Door Entrances are
to be covered wit a. cellar door,. 70 pc con-
structed with cast iron fra mes and 6X Inch
5ootagon glass and heated into a stone
frame A,ches wide, the doors to be
hinged and fastened on the underside,
the whole to be flush with fhe sidewalk
and not to extend into the sidewalk more
than feet neluding e9 op nnd y cty
Engineers Office. md also In such manner
and with such materials as sllall be salts
factory to thes City Eng tneer.
Sd. The said August Grocery Comp T
Entrances in proper repair. and shall
make such repairs as the Committee on
Streets may at any time deem reasonable
for tho safety q. persons using the high
4th. The said August Grocery Company
shall pay the rate fixed BY tile ordinance
OF the city, allowing construction Of areas
or. vaults in side and alleys,
,b Sh The psrsors s sss5sy Es'n asS
amendment or revocation BY the City
Council q Upon N n revocation or amend
iment Of said permission the said August
Grocery Com pa ny, or my !; 81 subsea ue q.
conform to such amendment or reYoca-
9th. The said permission ls given sub
.ject to the cond tons that the said August
hoys N w ay sanissaus.
lmbursa,l ana save harmless the city @
Richmond for any charges, damages, or
cost that the city m ay be- required TO pay
by reason Of any person being injured or
son. by the construction. existence. or
maintenance OF said Cellar Door Ems
18th. Before any work is done under. this
OTQlnHTlCd, the Sttlu Aus Wy oSSs ssS1tAl
pany shall obtain from the City Engineer
his written permit to ok cayate IN streets
or alleys OF the city. 4, &
9th, For a failure to conform to the
provisions OF this ordinance, or any
Amendment or revocation thereof, or any
requirement Hereunder, the said August
Grocery Company. or any subseque nt
owner OF said house, shall be- liable 70 q
fine Of not less than ten nor more than
fifty dollars; each days failure TO be a
separate offense Sl
9Th. All ordinances or parts Of ordi-
narlces are hereby repealed so far as the
10Th. This ordinance shall be In force
'''S BEN q. AUGUST.
aug 2s-st City Clerk,
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Two Million Kegs Of Horsestoes

1.-TWO million, kegs On taining 100 ooo. 900
United States and Canada. approximate
~. speaking. said S. & L.. Martin. OF Boss
ton, who represents an iron manufacture
ing concern OF the East, according to the
Louisville Courler-Jo Journal. (,
That wa nbou t the snu lnber used last
year. and all the hue and I cry raised
about rubber. shoes and automobiles is
Ing sale OF horsesho AS d matter . "a Of y,
fact, the use ofarubber horseshoes, which
Is confined almost; together to the large
cities. Is a help & to- manufacturer The
sale OF tho old & fashioned shoes goes on
increasing and IN add Ion to that the
manufacturers hnv6 ar opportunity to
inlaketitho steel potttonstof rubber sroes.
All so=calod rubber shoes have o. rim OF
metal and md gives thss manuiae aisssg q
wider berth for profits than the old fash
}ioned loe - H9sll
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THE FAY. 1 / { ] !! | !, {.
LIGHT INFANTRY
Celebrates It's One Hundred
and Eleventh Ami
Yer kary !. !.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) # 81
2FAYETTEYILLE.8N n. Co. August q. - ---s
To-day the Fayett eyillc independent
Light Infantry IS celebrating its 18th
anniversary, having beer, organized on
the 23d o. August, 1893. during the adj
ADMINISTRATION of George Washingt toni. pre-
serving It's organization intact down to-
the present time. tt{ss sgs
81 Its iirst command er was Robert ADAMS.
who died In the yea 1900. His successors
were as follows, in nnbroken line down;
to to-day. John " inslow, John FL Nc
INFLOW, John Matthew'S, John w. FSVrfg ht,i
Robert Strange, James n. Hooper, ohm
Strong, =. - Hawley, r. God win.
Henry Mclean, Vi John H. 4 Cook. a. NJ 81
Lean, IA III. Campbell, Walter Draug-3
hon, William Huske. ssVrigh IIuske, E.
M. Hale. Charles Haigh. "A. AZ hfcKethan.
w. +! Campbell, J J. A.. Nice auchlln. J. 35B:
sBroadfoot, y. c. Yann, e. Il Pember-i
ton, r. IL. Huske. ;5{s sst ,3s;y
SSaE II EIs nov Company b, OF the Second.
Regiment. State. n a iona ! Guard and Its
officers are CAPITA In ssJ J, u G. Hollingsworth
and 8Lielltenants N. II. MEG askey and.
e.. t. Watson. 3ts ~ fia
ss5 Barry Grove, the old Federallst Con,
sgressman Of Fayett eville, whom Ma han
lei Macon fought SO hard. was "a B lieu
tenant In the command and was offered
{ the ptaincy, which he declined In 81 49,
during the second wa r with II Great Bri-33
tain. the company offered It's services to
the government, and was encamped for
some time near W ilmtlAsto ss
IN 1893, + when the corps celebrated Its
centennial 8anniversary with b. Broad
loot as command err, I he r Richmond Blues.
Captain Cutchlns commander. and the
Charleston Light nfantry.. were Its
ests, and II twas one OF the most boz
( "a tel entertainments In all the history Of
the command Il Il I'M III
t was Company II in the First (BetheD5
North Carolina Regiment a yorktown
commanded by t he late Wright Iiuske 81
The company yolunt eered for the Span
sish- American war. 3. R. Huske being
commander, and was encampbed on Ty-s
bee Island near Savannah. Ga.
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TO BLOW vi;
RESERVOIR !. / | ! II
Dynamite Used in Effort to
Wreck the Water Works
at st. Mary's, Ohio.
SHOCK FELT TEN MILES OFF
Fortunately, Though, the Charge.
Was Not Sufficient to De
stroy the Masonry. II
nv Assoe,ats I'd PEGS. /,

tBy Associated Preas.) 3a
ST. nfARY'e, e o.. " August 2s.--An at
tempt was made to-day BY Unknown per-
sons to blow UP the gates at the head Of
st. Mary's reservoir with dynamite.
The charge Of dynamite was not sut1l-5
clently large to destroy the masonry or
to displace tho heavy gates! u
There has been much Ill feeling among
4 tho people living In the vicinity Of the
reservoir, owing to the widespread belief
that the banks OF the big body OF water
are not SAFE notwithstanding that the
State has spent large sims OF money.
during the past year in Strengthening the;
earthworks. ~ & 5's
Although the damages are limited
mostly to broken windows in this city.
to tho wrecking or one house near sthc
buikhead and one State boat and the
partial breaking OF the bank, there Is
great excitement here because It Is feared
that the attempt may be repeated. 81 The.
shock was plainly felt at Celina at the n.
western end OF the reservoir, q distance OF
ten miles. The charge OF dynamite anld e
snitro-glycerine was placed on the wicket
gates and a slow fuse attached. M from
which there were three separate 8sli locks
The explosion wrecked the upper parts
\ 81 the wicket ana damaged the stone
8abutmcnts, but not to such an extent an
10 siiberate the waters. Houses ZIP 4 the
{ Immediate vicinity were great y dam -
ged and the occupa nts were stunned.
q The blukhend Is the outlet Of Lake
Mercer. into tho Miami and A Erie canal. Y
and holds back nine feet OF water, cover
ing seventeen thousand acres OF land.
81. Nary,s is Il welye feet over than the
lock. and the loss that would have ac-s
Icompanled success of the attempt q; f Is; =
hard to imagine. * iis4sI
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and now OF, file In the ONCE OF city En-
Such materials az shall Re satisfactory

and now on file In the Office OF City En-.
gneef; and also Il, such M amer a1d WIN
such materials as shall be ga isfactory
to the City Engineer. #ip u
Sd. The said August Grocery Company
shall al all times keep said iFayENyindoWss
IN proper repair, ind shall make sticn
repairs as the COMMITTEES on Streets ana
shockoe Creek may at any time deem e
reasonable for the safety Of persons using
the highway under said BAY Wind ows.
4th. Tho said August Grocery Company
shall pay the rateEf fixed by the rdinance
Of the CITY allowing eonstruotion OF areas
or vaults In sidewalks or alleys. I.
6tt. The permission hereby granted shall
at any time be subject to any amendment
rsySsat10 BY the Gay u psr.
mission. tho said August Grocery Com.
Epatly, or any subsed uent owner OF said
house. shall Immediately conform to such
amendment or revocation an
yject to the conditions that tf1eFaaid August
Grocery Company, or any subs duent
owner of said house, will indemnify. re-.
Richmond for any charges, damages, or
cost that the city may be REQ uired to pay
by reason OF any person being injured or
damaged IL any way. y property or per.
maintenance Of said Bay windows.
s Stt.f For failure TO conform fully to
the provisions OF this ordinance, OF any
amendment or revocati ion thereof, or any
Grocery Company. or any subsequent
owner OF said house. shall be liable to a
fine OF not less than ten nor more than
fifty dollars; each day s failure to be
separate offense. is9
/, eth. All ordinances or parts OF ordinances
are hereby repealed. 50 far no the same
may conflict herewith. sS5;s;
d 10th. This ordinance shall be in force
from5its passage. IA !, !, y y, !. ~, en-,
taur 23-5t City Clerk.
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THIS PPORTUNE. TIME
&. TO PRESENT PETlTiONl
l(By Assoclated Press.

wAsIIINGToN N, Aug. BIT appears
that the representa- ions OF the State tDe-
.partment to the government Of Russia
relative to Srecogn ion OF American n pass
ports issued to naturalized Russian J ews
was forwarded to Ambassador Nc Cor
mick from Washington early last July
othat the Ambassador has probably been
holding 1T at the embassy awaiting a fa-l
yorable moment for Its presentation to
the Foreign ice, It Is s,lrmised that
the belief that II he present is a favorable
moment, was based upon the fact that as
an incident to tho birth Of an heir to the
Russian throne. the Car is supposed to
be In a. generous mood and consequently
more likely now than at any OF Their time
to listen TO such an appeal as Mr.. 4 Mot Corr
mick has made. w N 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
THE ADELE THACKARA
VI is z BURNED AT SEA
fnyAgsociated Press. J

BRUNSWICK, Ca, Aug. 23.----capt. G.:
NJ. nfcKeen, his two sons and a crew Of
six Of the schooner Adele Thackara,
bound from New York to Savannah, ar
rived early to night, aboard the schooner
James 3. Jordan. New York to Bruins ms
wick. 81 ..4 4 !, s
Captain hfcKeerl's vessel caught IRE
and was totally destroyed Sunday morn !!
ing after being out from from New + 9 or rf.
AT DAYS. she would have arrived in sa-
lvannai, Monday. VI The Adele Thackara
was valued at about 100000 and there
was 8 ir,stra nee. She was ned by the
captain and Others and sailed from Key
port, NJ n. She was bull at Million, Del,
in 1892 and had a capacity of 1000 tons. \
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\ ~ BY The Valentine Auction Co. sSi3l
6l2 T.. Broad 4 Street. 5i
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
AUCTION SALE.

LARGE coNsrGNMENTS OF, FuRNIsi
lERY AND GLASSWARE, RUGS PIC
TUREY, IIASSOCKS ETC no Be SOLD
AT OUR AUCTION WAREROOMs, NO.
6i2 q. BROAD STREET. To DAY. Az. y
O'CLOCK, CONsIsTING8 OF In PART.
Handsome Oak and Walnut Bedroom
Suits and Wardrobes. Pa lor Suits, Dining
Tables, Oak Sideboards, Co,iohes,r Bureaus.
Center Tables, Chairs, r lockers. 81 Target lot
ct New Rugs, Drugge ts,a dasso cks Limo
.leum and Pictures, En- led Iron Beds.5
Mattresses, Springs, lot Of Crockcry and,
Glassware. Brussels and Ingram Carpets;
fine No. z edmond made Cook Stove,
been used only n few times Heating
Stoves, r efrigerators and numerous sotheHi
goods. Sale posi- tive. Ladies Invited
.-l.1 THE VALENTINE AUCTIONkCO.as
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PROF.. ATWOOD LEAVES
/ POL TECHNIC INSTITUTE
.tspeo,al % The rimes.pispatcn.

BIACksBURG. VA, August 23.-Pro-
lessor William B. Atwood will sever his
connection With che Virginia Polytechnic
institute at the end OF this month, and
Will move to charlottesville. His resig7
nation was submitted some months ago,
and was accepted, to take effect August
3ist. 9ss sslai S
Professor Atwood has been at the In
stltute for sixteen years as vice-director
OF the experiment station. and has had
charge of the horticultural work and the
work with plant diseases and Injurious
insects. For ten years Professor atwood
has been the senior officer in point Of
service. 81
b professor Atwood Raves the Institute to
engage In private work along his special
lines, for which there is great demand q
III Virginia. 5
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His Honey Was Gone

a "a country newspaper man who Is very
fond Of honey. visit ted sasne iEhbo ring CITY
recently and at one Of the hotels ne wa, vas
related in ppincott' He rtoyed II 50 2
much that h e. told his wi fe all aboutait
when he returned home On hs y, ~ tr p
svisIted the same hotel. and when the noon
meal was being served he said to hissyv ife
! that Il he hoped they would have some
more that honey i did not ap fhesI
soning to a waiter. said 5{g8 e, VI.
Say, sambo, here is my hone Y,
He was almost paralyzed when that that.
worthy grlnned and replied .s5t ri
as'Sshe al tSwork here any more boss
she done got a. job at the silk mill
Ss The wife received a andsome new
dress before they returned home aIter
making solemn promise not 70 ten inc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
4 Hell Broke Loose inGeorgia.5

Editor & OF The TimesIDi spat oh:
abseuts essb siates
boro. Georgia, waf giver-and properly
the eo,uhns Fl your pager p e Of
HGoWn t. TIE World and the world
heYea pssp It n This mob Vas
plete
suited and by force oyerpowe cred acons 81
Btuted authority. and then proceeded to
show what a mob is and what It stands Id
Now. Mr.. Editor. g mob Is g mob mo- J.
last exhibition, horrible n almost Beyond
hs senetiye aeP Kind and generous people
Upon VI the idea that there Is zone crime.
which has been he main OBJECT e :, /. 81 p
for, n The position Of everybody as re-
CARDS this crineis well know Every
thing has been done EtoS secure rep ssion
further heed 4 to discuss I he y bearing sof
this matter as regards the mob. There
+ fore, Mr.. Editor, there is no earthly eX-
Su UNIV " iil-deserved excavations should
cease. and the spirit and al ility OF your
paper. is never more In the pyblic ser.
vice thanwhen II y, ms
"a "a man. no ma tier VINO y gets. wrong,
he I pays the penalty. SO let. It be with
those, who set at deha nee 1, Lhe Ia VS. @, OF
but torturers. And this hideous spectacle
occurs In this Land Of enlightened sci s.
governing people. VA :, 4, &.
that az iavestigatlon Viii held Hard
~. b This will not occur p eccdefts ire,
in force. Failures-a ways. !. !. !.
spIsn s dG msn he lis vas
ssured because he placed too much MILL
tary in certain quarters to ! avert a mob.
the g1th b Of m9e
wealth. There were no orgie les, All honor
to him Governor Montague, he met at
any cost the situation some people were 2
serIo q, s' nature. and the gentleman OF tho
b i,stieae Why. aMr Editor, at another
eln u th!s Gdd e
MOB mo which was not to5he, took charge
The ySte stFns va ana a RSas
IN hah watl nss Ills death asonles az the
FHRs fSs Sad
G e.Sslrs Il Virginia lesson. Tie next
time he took no promises NIL! and the yen.
tlemen OF the mill ~" were N evidence
But perchance the, North may howl,
Certainly. and we add our feeble voice.
For one,s shall never take umbrag sc. at
npon e aeot hss
a. fl,is broad lana need feel Off end cd. uT-
less Indeed the offence proceeds from "a
feeling OF culpa,bilit &.
should have to invoke the Offices OF a
mob! Why II has been said that 1t was
the laws, delay! Bassh' Keep pegEin,E
become a farce and yet the mob Is
II It'll il d deemed necessary to make COM
sessions to the mob let i be prndsgsto1d
The he J spirit I,iT of mob violence needs being
appeased Very bad IN, bH IT. ssfGsssa IA
T tls let them all comet their boys In
knee pants-and enjoy the speetae le!
~ s WILLIAM SAMUEL BRlGGS.
& 81 plnWiddie cou, thopsss Va,
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FARMERS. CLUB.
Merchants and Farmers Tele-
phone Company Progressing.
10y Especial to The Times-D ispatctD

sa (Special to The 8 Times Dispatc CHI 2if
MONTPDLIER.g Y A., August 23.-The
next meeting OF the liam N lson FARM
ersi Club will he held at the home Of Mr..
Watt W1ckham next Saturday. The last
meeting, whic wa 8 one Of the most sue
Moiand. Among the & guests OF atho club
was Lieutenant e oyernorS w Hard, y
lssi Work continues on the Merchants and
Farmers II lephone Line, and when COM
as we'll as long distance telephone syst erp
throughout the county
Is The seaso have been especially " good
this summer and the farmers all have
excellent crops, and the eSimon pure's.
Hanover wa ermelons are more plentiful
and delicious than ever: *
mers homes OF 3 the Morrises and Pages.
are now open and are thronged with the
families and their guests, among, them
and family. and Cal tain Alicaja h Noodss
family 81 tsa EYs IN 55, S 585
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pending legal proceedings. The minister
cabled Ire State Department to-day from
Caracas that President Castro thugfit the
United states government should await
the conclusion ot tho legal proceedings.
allowing the asphalt lakes and property
to remain meanwhile In the hands OF
Receiver Garner.
Nothing further has been done about
the matter, but 1t Is expected that the
state Department will take some action
to secure the asphalt company against
ioss until the Venezuelan court announces
Its decision next month. Nv
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AN ORDIlN ANCE,

ISAppr,oXeHda, Angnss W. ,,r1v
q YORK LAUNDRY WORKS TO con-
4 STRUCT5 AND aMA1NTAIN ! AN AREA
2 ADJ JOINING THEIR PROPDRTY.NO
MoRTH I sTREET, IN lsIs4 All
81 70 EIGHTH STREET AND be-
TWEEN F rankin ~ AND Me MAIN NJ AIN
Be It ordained by the Council OF the
City OF Richmond: s.,l 4 5 .s.f
granted to New York Laundry Works to
construct and maintain an Area ad1oining
their property. No. u North Ninth
street alley sx.ena!ng rr"m n e q
Franklin Streets; subject to the following
Bcondtions:S & 81 iEs$
s 2. That the said Area Is to be construct
ed according TO the pla1, presented ~
on flie in the office OF City Engireer and
talsoS In such manner and wilt sue ma
Sterials as shall be SO tisfa Glory TO 81 the
City Engineer. 8st ss3
shall at Il oil y times keep said Areas In
proper repair, and shall nuke such res
pairs as the Committee on Streets may a 9
any time deem reasonable for The safety
.of persons using the highway ever sa'd
4ths The said New = ork Laundry. w rks
shall pay the ate fixed by he ordinance
of the citY al lowing cons truction Of areas
0t stfa II perm ssion hereby; krnte,,
shall la t any,s slime be subj to 81 any
amendment or rsvocat ton W the % City
Council Upon a revocau ton or amend
sment $of said Spermissio The said 81 New
York Laundry Works, Il or any subse quent
owner OF said house.. shall immedi
conform to such amendme nt or revoca-ii
ton. S3 "a .iS
KS sth The said perm ssion IL given subject
Stosthe Econditionss that the said New3sYork
Laundry Works, or any subsequent owner
of said house. will u demnlsy /, reimburse.
and save harmless the city OF Richmond
for any charges, damages or cost hat
the city may be required to pay by 5reas
son Of any person being injured or dam
aged in ally way In property or person.
by the construct lion, existence, or q main
!tenancaE OF said Area.
TIL. Before any work Fis d one Aunde this
eydiaanest s satS MY Kerk aqndry
sneers bis writ ten permit 4 to excavate IN
va 8th,T For n failure to- conform full " to
the provisions OF this ordinance, or any
amend mentor revocat Ion thereof, y or any.
requirement ttereunde ~ the said & New
York Laundry orks, or any subsequent
owner ofEsaid house, slial II be liza Bile to- a.
gfineeof not Hess than ten n or more than
fifty dollars; Il each day allure to be 81
sseparat tie offense.
4 eth All ordinances or parts Of ordinances
are hereby repeal led Il so far rs the same
mays Conflict herewith, & II
sag1 Of h.f This ordinance shall be In force
vi e'is III BEN 7. AUGUST.
aug 2s-5ts City Clerk.
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AN ARREST rs MADE
& For SHIPPING BIRDS

(By Associated I'ressl) ~ q
I PUNTA, Gar August 23.--At the in-s
stance Of Secretary Wilson, John r,
Jack was arrested here to-day for hip
ping out OF the State four birds In
violation OF the Lacy act, two, OF the
birds being ivory bill wood peokers. a
species now found only In restricted
areas OF Florida and RAPIDLY becoming
extinct. "A State law prohibits the IL
ing OF these birds, and the Lacy act pro-
syidas a penalty for inter- State shipment
5of birds killed I'M viola Ion OF State law.
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ASK FOR INJUNCTION I'm
CRIPPLE CREEK MATTER {: R
& fBy! ,Asso SEATED Press.)

DENVER, COL, Aug. zs-H. ~ 'f.i Hem Helm
lderinrer and .. s.. Hall, represe tative g OF
the int rstate Mercantile Company. who
we're expelled from Cripple Creek saturl-
sdays BY q mob, to- ia re tneds former I;
Governor Charles s. T homas, who VIII "
begin suit IN the Federal Court for, an !. m
t,inctions forbiddinK interference 18th; them
and theirs propertya III Cripple Creek. It hey
also viii vii seek from Teller
county for their losses: Suits for. dam
ages also will be broug IT BY i. Inc , as-
= are an known. No appeal VIII (. Pc
made toS Governor Peabody FOR prote ton.
tIThomas Parfet who was beaten by the
mob, is preparing an @afndaylal 20 pe ioI
raa,,esf FOR sFaderalN prot c&ion. "
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Hicks-Faison,

q Fr4AIsON, N. 4Augnst, GA large
Tiage Of NJ iardys RI Hicks to Miss
Meads bss nsSsT bsn Il
fRe parlof the 81 A p'Ass Y
% Nj. . Hard y. Hicks is merchant at
sisted OF Misses LII Fl icks and Eliza beth
Hicks Mr.. James. Fa ison and N Davis
Hicks NdfEs g e;
served after the wed 4 tng, and the bridal
couple left for q trip Nort b, 4. ;
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THE SON OF 3 10 kER
si FINED FOR SC0RCHINGI

X . y, -, :. tBy. Associated Press.) "a
ASS, August q, Book er n,
Washing ton. Jr., son OF the president OF
tTuskegee lFla,) Institute, was fined In
his motor bicycle above the legal speed
of ten miles an hour. The Nyashington's
GUNNER home ia at South Weymouth, a
few miles from this city, II,
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9j5s4H4a "a i- y
FLOOD NOT ALARMED. 1.
Will Make q Vigorous Canvass
Of y His District, However.

III Congressman H. .. 8s Flood, OF the
Tenth District. was In the city yesterday
and will bc here for a d ayS or two. Mr.
boil Republican and dependent candi-
dates but will make HIS usual close and
telling canvass, and other speakers will
stump the district Inst Reyercomb ana
1 Opie Eector-at-larga Barksdale de-
$livered an ddress In F1uyanna Monday
! and will make other speeches 4 In the,
Tenth District. MI. Flood himself is one
speakers on the stump in the ranks of
the Dem CORA Nv tss
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HOUSE MAKES ASSIGN II

lBy ASS oclated F'reRs,
MEXICO CITY. August PIN & Frank
and compat ~, owners OF the ready
made clothing establishment, II Bella
sJarGliners," many years establ lshed, have
failed, with assets Of s6a5o, 900 and liabili-
ties al s6bO,00O, The failure Ia attributed
tosthe t!ghtness OF the m aey market ana
the unwlllingness II OF the larger banks
viii, which they l,ad been doing business
ia loan the concern more money " The
chief creditors ara the N onal and Lon
dor, banks and the Bank Of San Luis