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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-04

Quf ben Ntibbrau6 b on
8tittenturten mu6t i'm 4rdip
! fir ariminaIsQHtbroppIOgis unb Griz
minaliitit Der S,rQusssbsr groFefor
Suns 9rpb in foIgsuoen 4usfubruu.
gen aufmertium: Man lit sinerisits &c.
pohnt, 8tIttertorten ols cine Grt BON
2egittmationspapisr gu bsnuben, BE-
baupeIt lie aber aubsrieits telnesDeos
nit Der SorgfoIt, bic ibRen m bieIer
gteenihQft 5ueepanot rperbn ioIlte.
Die 8erpeuoung eInsr aorte sur 2eeiz
timirun9 elmer perioR gef5ieht in pers
i6eosner Weiie: Man siebt 3. 9. sinem
SteQefuhenoen, einem umllnteritiisuns
9ittenoen, einem tpoblthdtlae 8eitrdoe
Sammelnoen sinfa6 isine9tIiitentarte,
ienbst ibn gu Der bstrsffenben 9erf0n.
Ii6tsit unb lGBt ibn bort, eeitIBt auf
Die iiberbru6te aarte, Tetn 4nliessn
miinolih borbrtngen. Sber man FEM
bet jemonoeu um Elm BUD ober ionit
einen @egeritanb uno eibt ibm gu ieis
ner 2estttmotion cine aarte nit. Sb.r
man empfehlt einen Nrbeiter obsr 8es
ihGftsmunn Ieoiglih bur6 Wtitgabs
Ieiner aarte. Der man i6reibt auf ieiz
ne Sdrte unter ietnenQomsn rempfi.bLt
ben llsberbrinser". llugIaublid.rlpe1ie
Derosn iolGe 3arten isbr oft psrlpanbt,
obne oaB beoadt tpirb, pie leiht II.
Dur4 irssnbeinen 3ufaI in unrs9ts
5dnbe tomnlen tonnen: gum rueb.r.
brinser" tann iid bann ieDer mo6en.
DAB uber audi unbei6riekne sfartsn
miBbrauht tperben tDnuen, srsisbt iid
aus Der iorgloien Dirt ibrer 8erpen.
oung. Sn pielen 9duiern lisesn cine
Wenge BON aarten auf elmer 1a'ie i'm
Gmpfanes3immsr, unb piele 2eute, nas
mentlid getiinois.e Oienitbotsn, tons
nen iid bappn uebmen fopisl Il. pollen.
Sn friiberer 3sit berrI9ts bic CUTE Sits
te, BEL 8eiuf,sn Die aarie an Der
S6mulIeite ab5ubiegsu, Elm ihorFer
gruh ldbt iid ME mebr ausgleih.n,
bic Garte lit als gefu9sfari. e.tsnns
8einnet. fir gmpfebluns, Gesitimation
uftp. nidt msbr gu brauh.n. 9isie
Site berriht beute nidt n,e6r, as
tpGre atp.dmdBis, iie ipisber sinsufibz
rem. Sebr oft perben 8iiitfarten, Die
auben an Der Wobnunsstbiir onsez
bruht iinb. geitohlen uno au beb.nts
liden 3ipedsu psrtponbt. Solchem 9es
ainnen fommt man entsegen. tpenn
man Die farte beim 4nbringen an Der
Sbiire nidt perleBt: iie irgenbrpie Elm.
tlemmt. in Elm Rdbmhen tpie man
iie bdufis aug ShmiebeeiIsn ober
8ronaegub hat - einihi.bt ober nit
6sftndaeIn 10 befeitist, Dab bic Rarte
niht burhitoBen, fonoern bIob bon o.n
a0pfen Der Ndssl sebaltsn tpirb. Cine
fold. aarte tam unDerIest geitoblen
aHo bsIkbis nsrnanbt psroeH; BAT fis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-04

llngliid lagen, bon Dem in ben les.
ten @ohen &uttoe an lins fam: bon
Den Sapferen Die I'M Sailhboot III
Die Siefe oes Weeres ianfen, bon ben
granoen, Die ienieit oes gtlontiihen
Wseeres getpiitbet baben, seritDrenb uno
toobrineeno9
Shperpuhtenb fiiblt bic WsIt bon
Heuem INNER fpieber ben Shritt beg
llnsliids. Sbm iperben bic Menffen
ME entgeben tOnnen. 9us ltnsliid iit
Shidiol. llnb bas Ghididl fommt
aus ungefdnnten Siefen, gu oenen mir
nidt norbrineen tDnnsn. Reinem 9olt
tpar bic bunfle Maht bes Shidials,
Der Grseueerin Der berbften 3raeDbien,
tiefer betpubt oils ben olten 9rie6en.
Bon ibnen aber molten mir aud lernsn,
uns bon Shididl unb llnoliid nibt
fafunsslps nieberlperfen gu laiIen. sm
Wtenihengef6leht muB 10 piel araft
itstsn, bdB es bos llnqIiid tragen
tann. obne bon benz Wege nad boben
3ielen, 9erbollfommnunq unb 9sFes
rung pes 2ebens ubgeordnet All ipsrs
ben. Nibt bic 6Gnbe in ben S6opb
legsn iperben iturte, geiunbe Renf9en,
bat Elm llngliid ibre Rerpen ersittern
sema6t, fonbern iid aufridtsn, um
Werte Der Silfe uno neuer Irbeit su
beginner.
Jreilid5, bem Quss tpirb Der freubie
feuri9e Slang febIsn, Der benen Sssen
fpenoet, bic auf friidem 8obsn i6of,
fen, mo nidt bic Spuren pereerbenz
ppllen llngliids bic sSrDblidt.it Der
Irbett gu bIfterem grnft tpanbeLt.
Iber bic Gloriple bober 6oratterponer
Sittltdteit uno ftorten auIturpiIIens
tpiro Die ihliebli6 umeeb.n, bic unz
ein9sThiidtert burb Elm unsIiidports
S6idIal tpeiterihaFfen psr psrni6=
tete Wsrts neu beginner. Solder
Mteni6sn9eijt 1T 6erreneeiit. 80 sr
pirtiam 1T, 5eigt ii4 bos Meniten9ss
itleht pirois Der 9erriaaft iibsr bic
grbe.
Wiro bieIer 9eiit burd bus ungIud
getpett uno getrdftist, 10 bout:H mir
benz lngIiid peHiaitsHs zines. Gas
llnsIiid sr3eugt pisusitt 10 immer
mebr in ben Wenihsn bic Strait, es
ielbit gu be5pinsen; bsnn Die Wen.
i6en, raitlos an Der Grbsit unb Teit
i'm DtQen, Die M0gIihtsitsn GROCER
lngliitsfdus 81 perringsrn, perosr,
unterftiigt burh grfabruneen, erneis
tsrte SeuntniFe UNI er0Bere tshni'd.
5Gbigteiten, INNER ndber BEN 3ieI III
rer Grbeit unb gum grfOIge bes DiIs
lens tommen.
9Onnsn mir bas ungIud oIs 4nz
iporn, uIs Stufe gum sSOrtidritt Der
Meni6beitstuItur ouffuiien, 10 1T ibm
bel bon ieinsr nieberbriidenben Gait
9enommen. Gber gu bisIer Qufiafiung
erbsben mir uns nur nubiam, ipenn
mir in filler lleberleauno BEN Bid ouT
bic 9robsn 3uiammenbdn9s ridtsn.
Grihiittert aber unb eetrpffen BON Il.
mem ein3elnen 9ebeimnib poer grleb.
nib, IGBt iIh taum Der unRimlihe
S6reden bannsn, Der ausgsbt BON benz
Borts: 1lHeIit.
IrnuIf SOnntag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-04

GinefIbneHeiterin. ginsn
DertpegeHen Ritt. beTen 3iel nidt me-
niger ais 5420 ensIiide WlsiIen bon
feinem Mntrittspuuit enifernt III, bat
ein ubentturluiiigfs Roiatenmdbhen
Numens Rubof6eff foebsH ansstreisn.
Muf ihrem tletnen srauen monaolis
f9en ponp min bas Wdbhen BON
Gborbiu bis mad petersburg reiien.
Gem ensin tss is ben Riss aHosssss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-04

Stdrb am Gamitoe, ben g SnIi 1910, Bor.
mtitngs nm IL 1lbr 55 Whnuteit. nod fur r3enI
getoen nHier innipiieelebter Satte, 4nier,
Shpieeerooier rre 8robpater,
Midasl predt,
i'm IItcr bon IS Snbren, s Wlouaien unb 90
Ideen; eeliebter Sdtte bon Catherine ereobf,
eeb. ysnp. Die Beeroienus finbet itatt art Ttens
ttdg. ben 8. 3nIi Gudmitinas nm 2 u5r, bonn
Irauerbdnfe aus, gSr. S2s Charlotte Efrabe,
iuo6u gserDdnbtc uno Greuttoe bofIi6ft einacIa'
ben iirrb bon
as Ten trauernssn Sinterbiietenen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-04

ten, nur ein srcBsr gsrnbarbinerhunc
pirb fie begieiieu. Die muibige Rsis
term iibt Inn Wdnnerfatisl unb fiihri
als Wafie nur Elm Jaeomsier unb tis
nen Renolper NIT. Sie mar friibtr
an Der iibirifHen giienbabg anseiisa.
unb bat iih i'm rufiiih<iapaniihsn
ariege Defenders ausgeaeihnei. 0as
malls ertielt iie bic eoIbens Mebaille
fiis bsuisimsH pasriosii&sn Gtfer.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-04

Hoip.
Junss, biibi4e Rablerin (lpeI9s ipes
gen Gonbefn fnGbisung angeildst iiD:
,4t, 6err Dottor, fam beHn mein
!prcjeb ns@. Dor einem WiIitasssri6t
SeytanbeIt peSeenes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-04
Yerfanst: pienf-Yerfonaf.

r1eHioleeirbetfer unb etHer fit dubere srbett.
gsT.. Sane & Con Co., WditerfoR GirGbe,
sipif6eu Sanf unb Sarri'on anenae. bn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-04

enter % daenmn q d er: utub ein gutter
arbeiier an alien Sorien bon offenen uHo
Top Sprtng SaesHorbeit iein; gutter 2obu
nnb iieitpe are5it an bic rintiee Rerton.
Spbn SuebeIboefer sSagon Co., Snotanopolis,
SHbiund. Id
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-04
,Sots 40 per6aufen.

gIiffsn 6ttsbts 4s3 EietI, Rsas. sati4s
rsesrnes 6sus ban qrns,n SimnsvH. aiiit Gts
msHisRtlst gRponetbaas, srsbs Dsranaas,
ass 1870 Out paS,ns fur qssB' spu @psrb'
iaabaas. 4ahs ess uaIstrstai uRs nm StsEen
gflset. 34
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-04

Hsduitret6er fu6t arbsit beiuI Tag
ober sioHirnii: pett nn6 auBerhal5 esr Stdet
Aeuter, 1893 8ace Strabe
@artHsr fu1t arbeit aIs Gemffeeartusr cher
@luMensu6i goun nit Bferoen fmaebtH.
Snc sobE 20 g9eff i3. Ennbs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-04

Griter aI1ffe dtIpemetner mlaf6intit: cine
GtelnHe auberbaIb asr 5inbt; pobH 35 bis
ss G ssHsg r.. saiHee' TeHeSsn1 pe,ge'aot no
care OF 8pIisbldit. 10
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-04
Mid,ofl Dredht,
etorb ON eopntne, ben 5. auIt 1910, u
Itnyu,ftfaoA +
Aenrp Gsrmanu Droh fmith

i'm IIter bon 6S sotrer Mcrnteu ure %
IGacn. Beernienng bonn 1ranerbnihe, @ernn
uno sodeIie Sfrobe' ust. guburn aus am Daifis
mod I'm llbr Ga6mttiaes. 5reurhc fino einses
ldoeu. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-25
POLICE AID IN CAPTURE
Of MO0NsH|NE LIQUOR
Blue coats of Spray, \. {. Aid
s Revenue Authorities IN
Guest of Outlaws.

8 Even the municipal police officers
$6l various towns and cities of the
M&tia North state are allied with the
SA@nited States revenue authorities in
SAsutng the suppression of the manu-
34cturs VI Illicit bu0ze. The hluecoats
SRf SpTay, a small town Of Rork.ng-
mann county, y. G., recently cap
&4Mred team driven by men who as
MEAped, which WIS conveying sixty
1ations OF corn liquor from moon
same stiii 10 All express office Dep
@@&y Goliector of Internal Revenue O
NA* nfArbuck, AT Greensboro. wae no.
ssSlned. and he took over the whiskey
gSnd siAhied the vehicle and team
$4'ncie Sam will likely pay the police
sfOf their services
SA report of this has been made 10
u s0ionel w, II. Chapman. United
S@fMf6s revenue agent here
Collector Starbuek has also rsDort-
IA the seizure of new 30 gallon can-
- suit IA Guiiford county, n C.
M mad never been in operation. ar
@Sutng 10 statements af Sfarhnrk
H. neTe We're TO arrests. although over
W gallons AZ beer Nag found and
4A4xroyed o. The plant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-25
II TO SELECT
D|RDv|lLE SITE
Hti- tuberculosis League Decides
pon Location fer New SAN
atorium.
$S44
IRE OFF FOR STAUNTON
Delcgates Leave Petersburg for
Kings Daughters Meeting
Personals and Briefs.
Ri OFF FOR sTAuNToN

Hffyrersai-to The Richmond Nirsinian.
rETERSEURG ocs. % The 9TH
ss{snfs and board ef directors Of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. League held
g3&RNtinx Monday night in the Cham-
SfI&f sf Commerce ara discussed mat
3SrH regarding plans for the Mork III
S&aud. Those present decided to re-
n6mmend 10 a fun meeting Which II
'to b. held Saturday night tho pur-
sxhnse Of Birdville as site for the
sADcntinn OF the new santartunl.
This property WAS formerly owned
INV Fraucis r. I4assiter. and now be-
sI0ngs To Captain r =. Heath. Ii con-
5e4*tx Of large frame dwelling with
about ten rooms and has twenty acres
s7n the tract
M This has been offered the league
III $500 by Captain Heath. which
seems to be very reasonable amount,
SI& IN stated that s4.5ee has been al
NxHMtly pledged the leagne- As the
sNifixena are SO much Interested in the
s3nattered there will he little trouble
Hi raise the desired sum Birdeilie.
s4he proposed site. Is located on the
belt line Of the Atlantic Coast Line
Iat@Ilway. just on the suburbs or In
St1oe@ touch with the city.
Mrs. Robert w Price and Mrs j
~. Lawrence, delegates 10 the con
6Nentinn Of Kings Daughters in staun-
ron, left for that city to-day. Mrs
fEfics il the State treasurer of The
E&sganixatton. This being the annual
injecting. officers for the ensuing year
sMtlI be elected.
lS u Improving.
E Mr.. John T. Evans. aen Of Sergeant
0hn h. Evans, who WAS operated
Spon Saturday at the Petersburg hos
~t1k4t by pr Mcclure, Of Richmond
11d Drs. Hains and Easis, ri Peters
nFG. for appendicitis, IL getting along
Acely.
Great preparations are making fol
MKT presentation of the caniata Bel
1Mxk&r at High Street Methodist
l&rch TUESDAY night. prefesso,
kMf1o Mora IN In charge.
Joy riders from Richmond Il
d. eeersburg. in returning Saturday
S1aGhL had the misfortune Ia over
#&Mkn their automobile in II ditch OF
1& turnpike. near Old Town creek
The machine WAS badly damaged
3Ad one of the party Is said Ia have
Eknen painfully cut about the head
Nj. James r.. Hanks. grand re,
XDrder Of the knights Templars ol
EXirGinia and grand secretary OF tht
A4&9yai Arch Chapter af Virginia, il
3S4n attendance upon the meeting oj
541es+ grand bodies in Richmond thi,
SseNek.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-25
GOVERNOR makes
SPEECH At FAIR
Chief executive Of Virginia Etters
Words of Encouragement
10 Colored Race.
BARNEY DUE TOMORROW
Record Breaking Speed Demon
Will Race in His Greatest
Style.
BARNEY DUE TOMORROW

strong words OF announcement to
the colored race were uttered by Gov
ernor Mann when he addressed a large
auolehce Tuesday at Rpon at the State
ar Grounds, where Director General
Giles jackson has gotten a great show
IN shape for the coiored folks OF the
State
men he reached the grounds In
MS automobile. the Governor was met
~ couple OF brass bands and then
there was music galore until the
speech-making began Jackson intro
. duced the Governor In fitting man
her' Then Nirginia's chief executive
launched forth into his address.
The Governor laid emphasis on the
great showing made by the colored
people and the rapid strides they are
+ making toward industrial and com
merc1ai prosperity. 1T gave him spe-
/ eiai pleasure to note the fine exhibits
on display and particularly those OF
an agricultural character. The adj
dress was we'll punctuated with ap-
| plause.
Governor Mann was TO have spoken
| ON Monday, the opening day. but a
| previous engagement In Chesterfield
| prevent him from doing SO.
| Fair Under Way.
/ ist 'Eii Io@ " til HHGGF Way,
with large crowds In attendance, botn
day and night Exeursionists are
! pouring into the city from many parts
OF the state. ana il looks AS If it IL
going to exceed the fondest hopes OF
even the director general himself. The
/ 'air VIII continue throughout the
week
With the arrival in Richmond Wed :
/ nesday morning ot the worlds speed
King. Barney olddeid. and his great
outfli. made mp Of the three fastest
cars in the world interest in the col
! ored state Fair VIII switch to Thurs
daG. when the white people will he
entertained and Oldield and his freak
creations viii offer special line OF
speed entertainment.
oldiield and his great racing ma
chimes were the star attraction al the
big State fairs In the North and West
this summer. aud the eolored people
In Offering oidfield a pfincely sum 10
come to Richmond believe they have
made no mistake and look for the re-
cord breaking attendance of the week
on Thtrsday
His FIRST Appearance.
II will be KING Harney's initial ap-
| pearsnJe in this city in his taeine
/ machines, and as almost everyone has
i Hearu uf his TetUrd-bfeakfng and o!
/ TIE number Of times he has been pi IL
! et up for dead. he VIII he receive /
| with lot of enthusiasm when he sp.
pears on the street in his powerful
/ stock car.
In order that the white people nay
ie properly taken care of THURSDAY
the entire grandstan1 will be turnef
over To them. and every precantir D.
will be taken to see that no bets are
overlooked in the way of entertain
/ ment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-25
MAYOR IS PROBING
DRIVERS CHARGES
Thought Possible That Styled
Police Commissioner May
Have Been Fake.

Mayor Richardson Is determined
that the charge OF taxieab driver
that a police commissioner authorized
him to exceed the speed lint, promis-
ing to look out for him" i'll case
of arrest, shall be probed to the bot
tom.
Following the laying of the charges
before the board OF police commits
sioners Monday night, and the subse-
quent emphatic denial of every board
member that he was the guilty per-
son, the mayor will not improbably
interview the driver making the
charges, in an effort to secure de-
scription Of the man referred TO.
so emphatic were the denials Of
the board members. that 1t is now re-
garded as possible that the man OF
whom the tsxicab driver speaks may
have been travelling under false
eolors. II IL said that the driver him
self is not absolutely certain that his
fare was a bona-fide commissioner.
According to the history of the
driver the fare asked him to take
him to Church Hill, and not to pay
too much attention to the speed laws
while en- route. The fare said he
had an engagement to keep and tho
he was late The driver says that
after reaching Church Hill the fare
atighted, entered u house and came
out q few moments later wearing o
different suit OF clothes.
Commissioner Chris Manning and
Richard Goode are the only commits
sioners living n Church Hill. Each
declares he was not the man. Mr..
Manning goes even farther and de-
cIares he has never ridden In a taxi
cab in Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-25
PROGRAM Is ARRANGED !.
FOR v. CT. ]. LECTURER
Miss Timing National Organizer
Will Speak in Richmond
Next Week.

Miss Christine Tingling, national
lecturer and organizer for the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union. will ar
rive in Richmond the latter part OF the
week for series Of engagements here
Beginning Sunday, she will lecture al
the following churches at 5 p. NJ.
Broad Street Methodist. Sunday; Mar
shall Street Christian. Monday: Cen
trail Methodist. Tuesday: Laurel Street
Methodist, Wednesday; Highland Park
Baptist, Thursday; Fulton Methodist
Friday.
While In the city. Miss Tingiing will
stop at the Webster, Eleventh and
Clay streets. The latter part of No
vember, she expects to sail for Lon
don, England. her old home. where she
will spend some time. In America
she makes her home In Norfolk, Va.
In Richmond, Miss Tingling will be
the guest OF the Hanover and Henrico
bi-eounty union.
Members OF this union are laying
plans to attend the national w. G. T,
Z. contention to be held In Baltimore.
beginning November 12th. Those who
will go from Richmond are Mrs w. N.
Rickers. Mrs. Nora Wilson. Mrs. w. l.
Wales. Mrs. 9. c. Carpenter, Miss
Pearl Valentine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-25
SIX MEN ESCAPE
FROM JAIL CELL

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian. }
DANVlLLE. VA. Oct rs Six
State prisoners sentenced to the roads
and awaiting removal thereto. eserted
daylight Jail delivery at 10 O'Clock.
tuesday morning.
They sawed The bars to ,he,r g. 4
window during the night and dropped
10 the ground. eight feet. scattering
and fleeing. prisoner in another cell
ini Horned the turnkey. The police were
notified and are hor an the trail of
the fugitiyes. Confederates Oh tho
outside smuggled file or saw in, 1t
rs believed
John Echois, Tom Bailey and Jim
Hairston, Henry county negroes. held
in jail here under sentence of deeth
in Henry for nun dering Sidney Woo,
a North Carolina negro excuysionIst,
were taken 10 penitentiary to-daf ny
guards. there to die November. =.
Ichots. after conviction. eonfesss i,
seeking to save two companions, but
this course did not avail. Piggy Penn
Governor declined 10 interfere.
the fourth SUSPECT subsequently ~cf-
restea and tried. WAS acquitted. The
governor declined 20 Interfere
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-25
TAFT CONGRATILATES
WINNERS OF CONTEST

WASN'T NGToN oct. 26.-Presiden,
Taft to-day wrote letters of congrata-
latioD I" the three membe III the
recent craftsmanship contest at Camp
Perry, ohio--Scrgeant w A. t'rar-
ner, L. :. NJ. c. winner OF the Prehi-
dents match Sergeant Scott Clark.
Company l., Second Indiana Infantry.
VIII" Won the national individual
match. and Corporal George w Farm
ham, t.. : M. G.. winner Of the
United States championship for 1910.
In the letters To the marine c,rps
men. the President expresses h,a pleas
lre and pride that two Of the ham
pionships should have gone 70 thar
branch Of the service
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-25
TEST CASE FOR
AUTO LICENSES
Worth Z. Cole Faces Charge of
Selling Cars in City With
.---e ,t License. ---.-..-.--.

Mr.. Worth E. Cole. manager of the
Worth Auto Sales Company, was in
Police Court Tuesday charged with
conducting an automobile business in
the city without license. The case
WAS brought by b. Q. James. Secretary
of the Commonwealth, and WAS In
tended as a test case to determine
how licenses shall be required for
those in the automobile business
Through his attorney, Mr.. Cole
claimed that he was not doing ar
automobile business in the city With
out license. He has q demonstrating
car here and pays a license on 1t.
The automobiles he sells are sold To
all purchasers r. .. Il. Cleveland ana
therefore no license Is required in this
city.
His attorney argued that the same
case had been up before Justice
Crutchfeld before and dismissed. JUS
tice Griggs decided to leave the dis
posal Of the case with Justice Crutch-
field and postponed the hearing until
October 20.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-25
GETS FIVE MONTHS
FOR ILLEGAL SALE
Federal Officer, Begin Crusade on
Blind Tigers" in
Lynchburg.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
LYNCHBURG. VA. Oct. 25.-'rne
Federal government, through Deputy
Marshal Burnett. to-day started on to
work of rounding up local persons IN
dicted in September for selling liquor
without a license A negro named
Henri Dunn was the first man cacgfi:,
and he went to jail. where he viii
remain until March, unless he can pi..
up the required bond, There are Gle, IN
more inricments. all of them nASie
on evidence secured In local blnid
tiger cases.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-25
Negro Shot Dead.

Especial to The Richmond Firginian.9
NEWBERN, \. C., Oct. 25.--Coro-
ner Dr. Jones was notified Monday
night that a murder had been COM
mitted in James City eotored set
tlement across the Trent river. A
jury was summoned and proceeded to
the scene OF the tragedy. Upon their
arrival they found that VIII Vail 4
snegro had been shot TO death by some
unknown person. The crime occurred
several hundred yards from the foot
vi the bridge. where it Is reported tina:
Il number of men had congregatcd IN
small one story frame building with
rooms for the purpose of playing
games of cards.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-25
FRANCHISE MATTER
UP FOR DISCUSSION

The petition Of the Richmond Power
Corporation Tor q franchise will be
considered by . committee on
streets Tuesday night at Z O'Clock.
The corporation seeks the right to
erect poles and lay conduits for the
Transmission OF electric power to be
used for commercial purposes. They
also seek the right to use certain poles
ard eondHits owned by the Virgins
hallway ard Power Company TIC
latter company opposes the granting
~ the franchise. Attorneys for the
cpposition will present facfa. Agnres
and aaTseuasutslA t Tho Co0mtttee meet-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-25
William, Nlllfa.

Especial to The Ricnmond yirginian J
Mr.. William Willis, Of Woodland. Or
ange county. died At the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. Lille Lay. in washing
ton, on Sunday. aged Is years.
ers who served In the Confederate
army AZ members OF Company ]. Sixth
Virginia Calvary. from start to fntsh.
He married Miss Julia shelton. of Nell
years ago. moved to Washington to
live with his two children, Mrs. Ltiliu
lay and Linwood Wniis
He Was = member Of the Baptist
ssSass ttS@ WE 49, IsSS s'a;'s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-25
MEASURES AWAIT
n MAYORS SIGNATURE
lAdvicr Of City Attorney is Asked
Concerning Two Or
dIfauceS

IS&ss ~ huge batch Of ordinances ar. ~,
n On the desk Of Mayor RIehnrdsn,
waiting his signature Some Of thau,
M Probably be signed Tuesday after
On. With others. the signature viii
- withheld until the mayor can re-.
I'VE the advice III the city attornes
IN wo ordinances In particular are
&41fying the mayor. one relates tn
granting 81 permission TO erect a
Der pole sign ia front of a loca,
~. The other permits an encrpa b .
ne beyond the building line III a
ANalk In the form Of ,stone stat,s
~ mayor in Of the opinion shat 10
Mke either Of these ordinances a.
ctts~ wsuld be III discristitu4t=
4tnst certain persons residents tgh /,
me- been forced 70 comply strictly
Nh the bhiIding code.