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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
MAYOR SEES NO
OCCASION TO ACT
C1TY's CHIEF EXECUTIVE RE.
PLIES TO CRITICISM REGARD.
ING BILL. BOARDS.

4 have no authority to prohibit
advertise ments on bill boards unless
they are indecent and offensive to
the public" said Mayor Richardson
Friday when asked il he had any
comment to make In reply to eriti-
cisms of his administration made by
speakers Thursday afternoon at the
quarterly session of the Richmond
Bi-County w. c. T. L.
So far as ! can see. there are
no offensive posters on display in
the city" he added.
but | would like 10 say that
am the only mayor of Richmond who
has ever prevented three indecent
shows from giving performances here
and | think that's something to my
credit. These shows were The Cir
from Rectors." Charlotte Temple"
and The Blue Mouse"
Chief among those who raped
the mayor was Mrs. w. NJ Bickers
president of the Richmond union. She
expressed regret that he was not In
sympathy with the women in their
move for purer morals, as former
Mayor Mccarthy was. The women
noted special exception to whiskey
advertisements on the boards, point
ing out that even Uncle Sam him.
self In some instances was pictured
as haunting forth bottles OF the finest
brands"
One of the features of the after
noon session was the dedication of
two little grandsons Of Mrs. Bickers
TO the cause of temperance. Rev.
Howard NJ. Hoge. husband OF Mrs.
Hoge, president OF the State organi-
zatfon. conducted the interesting cere-
mony. The boys are William McKen-
z'e Rickers. Jr., and Julius Thomas
Bickers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
VISITORS INSPECT CITY
|NCENERATOR PLANT
PARTY OF BIRMINGHAM oFFICIALs
ALSO WANT IDEAS ON STREET
rAylxd

For the purpose of inspecting the
city lnclnarator, party of prami-
rent officials Of Birmingham. Ala, ar
rived in kichmond Friday morning and
after calling on Mayor Richardson ct
the city hail were driven out to the in
Generator plant in automobiles
The party. which was headed by
Mayor Cuipepper Exum, of the Alaba-
ma metropolis. Will also inspect the
city's paving In connection with ex-
iensive proposed improvements In Bir-
minEham. They came here from New
York and viii likely visit Atlanta and
several cities In the middle west be-
fore proceeding home.
Others in the party were Erskine
Ramsay. consulting engineer OF the
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company: r..
J. Aogers, millionaire mine OPP
orator and member of the city council
OF BirminRham, John X. Copeland and
Frank W. Smith. council members
Mayor Richardson showed the visi-
tors through the city hall before set
ting out with them on their automA-
bile ride.
The city's ineinerator was purchases
from the Becarie Company. OF Minne-
apolts year age at cost OF $$a,eVe'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
She LEAVES school
TO WE'D CHAUFFEUR
AFTER BEING MARRIED
MONTH MRS. SANDERS SENDS
CARDS TO HER HOME FOLK.

WASHINGTON, Dec. "A thrill
ms romance entitled the Chauffeur
and the Heiress," Is engaging the at
tention OF social Washington to-day.
and somewhere In the North" All
Sanders, sometime chauffeur for Miss
Blanche Malone and his erstwhile en-
pioyer. are enjoying their honey
moon.
They have been honeymooning since
Oetocer ~. but washington ana + air
mont. w. Va, the brioes home. just
learned OF II to-uay, Miss Malone at
tenaed the fashionable Mount Vernon
seminary. Last summer during her
holidays she went home to Fairmont
and met the new chauffeur. whom her
mother had engaged for her. II vas
ease OF love al nrst sight, and San
ders. when Miss Malone returned to
school. resigned his job and followed.
He was introduced by Miss Malone
to the teachers at the seminary. On
October 20 they took an early morn
ing train for baltimore and were mar
ried there. The family of Miss Ma
lone. one of the foremost In West
Virginia, have received cards an
the ceremony.
The girls at Mount Vernon Semi
nary are very much put out because
they were not taken into the secret
All ehauffeurs are now regarded with
dark suspicion by members OF the
faculty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

The United States Circuit Court of
appeals reeonvened Friday morning at
eleven O'Clock with Circuit Judges
Gen and Fritchard and District Judges
Boyd and Rose in attendance.
The following cases were argued. No.
le0a. William f, Hickman. ct al. plain
iiff, in error. VS., Godfrey l. Cabot de-
fendant In error; in error to the Circuit
Court at Parkersburg, w. Va. Contin-
ued from yesterday Cause further ar
gued by William Beard. Of Perkers-
burg. w. Va. for the plaintiffs in err
ror, and by h. NJ. Amber. of parkers-
burg. W. Va, for the defendant in er-
ror. and submitted
No. 1913. Wylie Permanent Camping
Company, plaintiff In error. VS. Gail V
Lynch, defendant in error; in error to
the Circuit Court at Charleston, w. Va.
Cause argued by George l.. Price, OF
Charleston, w. Va. for the plaintiff in
error. and by J. b. Handlan. OF Wheel.
ing. w. Va. for the defendant in err
ror
Saturday being conference day ere
viii be no cases In tho call for argu-
ment, but the court viii hold u confer
ence session on cases heretofore ar.
gued and submitted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
AGEO VETERAN DIES
At SOLDIERS HOME

Mr. William IL. Wiilgoss, native
of England, an adopted son OF sir-
ginia, gallant Confederate veteran
and one OF the oluest residents OF
the State. died Friuay morning at
Lee Camp Soldiers Home. tie was
in his ntnetieth year
MIR. Willgoss was a native OF Lon
aon. but mad made his home in
staunton for n half century. All Of
his children preceded him to the
grave. but ne Is survived by the fol-
lowing grandchildren: Mr.. G. w.
Vaughan. AIR, f. A. Pieot and Mrs.
w. G. Todd. Of, Richmond, Walter
II. Picot, Of Hinton; Arthur +. Ptcot.
of Cuba: Harry NJ, Pieot L, S. NJ
Of Philadelphia. Miss Emma Picot,
Mrs G. b. Blakemore. of Staunton.
and Mrs. q. s. Earman. of Clifton
Forge.
The body will be taken to Staunton
Saturday morning on the $3.50 train
for burial.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
OPENING sTR0NG
BUT SOON FALLS
MODERATE GAINS OF THE FIRST
TRANSACTIONS ARE QUICKLY
LOST. THEN RALLY COMES.

NEW YORK. Dec. "A strong
tsne prevailed at the opening Of The
stock market to-day. with some mod
crate gains. The tone quickly chang
ed, however. stocks being we'll sup
piled, and most OF the early gains
were lost. After receding from the
opening figures, the market devel-
oped a frmer Tone and In the last
half of the hour ranged fractionalls
higher. Governments unchanged;
other bonds dull
After the show of strength weak
ness again developed under selling
pressure. causing sharp declines in
all the activN issues and carrying
some stocks down to new low points
for the movement.
The market ruled extremely weak
in the early afternoon prices Of the
leading issues sustaining further losses
OF a point or over from the midday
range. with all the active railroads
and indhstriais selling at a new low
level for the week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
OFFICIALS ESCAPE
DEATH IN SMASH
HORSE PLuNGEs INTO AUTOMo
BILE OCCUPIED BY TWO
MAYORS AND ALDERMAN.

Mayor Richardson. superintendent
OF street Cleaning Henry Cohn, Mayor
Exum and Alderman Rogers, of Bir-
mtngham. Ala. and John w. jack
SON. chauffeur for the Capital Motor
Company. had narrow escape from
death rioay afternoon shortly bee
fore 2 O'Clock. when a horse uriver.
Gated plunged into their automobile
at Eleventh and Broad streets.
AL tho occupants with the excep-
ton OF the chauffeur leaped to safe
~. The hurried from the scene
Of the accident and went to the Capt.
tol, where they spent some time In
viewing the sights there.
Jackson Was too busy trying to
wheel his machine out Of the path
Of tho galioping horse and WAS struck
forcfbly by the animals front feet.
He was knocked to the ground ana
badly bruised.
The large white horse, drawing a
wagon owned BY the Krouse Bottling
Company. and driven by Harrison
Maneer, smashed the steering wheel
to bits and plunged down with force
upon the metal rod supporting It,
The animal was impaled on the rod
for few seconds. but soon struggled
free. leaving some of its flesh and
hair on the steering gear.
Mr. Conn was about to place the
driver under arrest, when Agent Bry-
an. OF the Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty to A nimals. appeared. Some
words passed between the two on
Gals. but MIR. Bryan finally took
charge OF the driver. Later Bertil-
lion Clerk William Toler. of the po-
lice department., went across the
street and arrested the negro for reck-
less driving.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
ATTORNEY EXPLAINS
TELEGRAM INCIDENT,

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.p
RALEIGH. n. c.. Dec. Ed. :.
Abel, prominent Johnston county
attorney, appeared in Federal court
this morning and explained the tele-
gram incident OF yesterday in which
Judge Conner directed Abel to ap-
pear to-day to explain how he pre-
scented to court telegram about a
sick wife in getting continuance of
the case when no such telegram CAME
here. Abel said his daughter told
him over the telephone the facts set
out in the telegram and that he
wrote the message ON telegraph
blank as the only convenient paper.
and, going directly into the court
room, showed the written message
to Judge Conner and District Attor-
ney Seawell, without the intention OF
deceiving them as tn the message
being a telegram.
Judge Conner accepted the expla-
nation with statement that there
had been no other idea on his part.
but that 1t had been intended that
he regard the message showif~as u
telegram. He accepted the cxpIana-
ton,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
GOOD PROGRAM
FOR BOYS BANQUET

The annual banquet OF the boys
department of the Young Mems
Christian Association. the Bible Study
club and Sunday Afternoon Club will
be given Friday evening al 7a3"
o'clock, under the auspices OF com
mittee from the boys department,
composed OF Robert f. Bell. Lee Liz
gan. Henry Freeman. f, /. Bemiss
ana Henry Lilly.
There will be an informal rceop-
ton from to 1880. supper will be
served at 1910 by the woman's social
committee and win be tempting
enough tn make boy be on time.
The program for the evening AZ ar
ranged by the committee IL as fol-
lows;
Orchestra: presiding officer, Words
OF Welcome. Mr.. w. D. Duke. chair
man boys work committee: toast-
master, the general secretary, boys
banquet: Our Association, III. q. Dam
ner; our City. r.. l.. Bemiss; CUR
State. S. r. Padgett; orchestra: our
World, George Cary: Our Homes. Lee
Liggan. boys banquet: address. G.
c. Robinson. OF New York: Home,
Sweet Home. the orchestra.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
0|sT BITTER FIGHT.
Of PRESENT AGE
k1IrAlCx IN ENGLAND MARKED
IN UNUSUAL DECREE OF VI
3 ruPERATIoN AND ABUSE.

3 london. Dec. s.--The psriiamen-
l. IN campaign now drawing to close
~ reached a most unusual degree or
Evaporation and SANDER, Politicians
STGTee that England has not experienc-
~ - bitter campaign in she present
eneration.
Accusations of treason. theft and
s1VanG are made in nearly every poitii-
;x0l speech, and Ii Is expected that the
OF the campaign will be
'NnArked by scores of sianoer suits.
Is In seventy constituencies III Eng
Ind tomorrow members Of the new
lieetelcib mfw Ynfv mfw
InnFliament will be elected and in all
&o}5tical circles to-day il is conceded
HAT the result of to-mprrow's voting
I'LL be splendid indication of the
NAL outcome OF the battle between
me conservatives and the liberals
6he lords and the commons.
IL With the important issues that are
u stake. there is an unexplained apa-
NY prevalent among the voters and
raid canvAsscrs are to-day Taking the
.eonntry to reach the Indifferent voters
and secure their pledges
b More than 2oa ct the nominations
lar constituencies have been made.
md the final issues Joined. Leader
II. j. Ralfour. OF the tndonists. and
!S0eeph Cham berlain have been nomi
rated without opposition and are thus
Insured Of their seats.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
MAKE GOOD PROGRESS
ron RAISING THE MAINE.

NORFOLK, VA. Dec. Col. Mason
NJ. Patrick, OF the Main board arrived
here to-day from Havana where he
looked over the work being done pre-
paratory to raising the wrecked battle
ship.
He said the preliminary work hae
been completed and the steel sheet Pill
ing for building the Golfer dam which
MAS delayed, is expected to reach Ha-
vana to-day. There is considerable
force of men and an adequate plant 10
make Ii practicable to carry the work
forward by night and day. This VIII
be done according to Col. Patrick. IL
IL not possible to predict with fair ae-
curacy when the ccner dam will be
completed hut probably In few
months 1t vii be ready for pumping out
tho water and exposing the wreck.
Capt. Ferguson. L. $, A., member OF
the Maine beard IS at Havana personal
lv directing the work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
n WI TE TEACHER
NAY INTER CONTEST
(Continued from First FaEe.)

Continued from First Fage.)
he additional percentage plan
4njeas AL votes sent In before January
N4o per cent. more valuable. We
IN Also Golng to pay Il commission of
sTer cent On ali cash paid subscrip
mas which will repay you for hand
~ the money and making out the
[Tkipt blanks for subscribers. All cash
secured Will count az
61tpwe.
SHhree months subscription, 400
E@DJx months subscription. 1000
Eilue months subscription, 1,er~
gDne years subscription. $500 votes
20 years subscription, G.n00 votes
& hree years subscription. 10000
kea-
TASh subscriptions is what is going
XcOunt, because the votes Will pile
quicker than the votes you clip
p the paper every day.
Any white teacher can enter the
eeat. Any one can nominate a
)3ef and any teacher who has been
Minated can be voted for The first
inatiOn blank We receive for any
EHet VIII count i,oUo votes, each
ll10nal blank will count one vote
eo announced in The Virginians
sln1ns. the value ef the coupons APP
Ming every day will vary from time
ttme. 30 don't fail 10 watch The
x5niAn every day for all the news
~ contest. The coupons must be
1y cut out. properly signed mailed
MpQMted with the Travel Manager.
AN4 Information will be gladly sup
and cbeerfu1es given. Coupon
appears in another part OF to-
M Issue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
COMMISSION WILL SIT
IN MRS. BAKERS CASE.

A commission Of lunacy will sit FRI
day afternoon on the case Of Mrs. ELI
abeth Baker, OF Berwyn, Md, who was
looked up on the charge of unusual be
havtor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker were formerly
residents OF Heprico county but two
years ago sold their place and moved to
Maryland. Mrs Baker has been under
sus picion as regards her mental con-
dition. particularly when she left har
husband and refused to return to him
for apparently no valid reasons.
She was found wandering around the
place of Mr.. G. +. Gerbeardt, in Henri
co county, in u half frozen condition
and seemingly out OF her mind. She
was committed to the Henrieo Jail
Wednesday for safe keeping until her
husband could be heard from or the
commission send her to an asylum,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
DrHillt-( l'Aulu

Walk Ek ION, VA, l'ec. 2.--Miz-
pah church, Walkerton, was the seene
oil beautiful weuuinS on Weunes-
DAY, wnen MISS Mamie rump, dauSn-
ter OF Mrs. Ella Crump. and Davis
Draine were married. the ceremony
being performed 10y Key II. q. Helsa-
beck, pastor OF Smyrna church.
The church was decorated in ever
greens and chrysantnemums. The
bride entered with her brother, John
Crump. she WAS preceded by her
sister. Mrs. Andrew bowen. as matrou
OF honor. The ushers were ben Wall
ker, Malcolm Burke, Robert Dew ana
Clyde Vaughan. MIR. Dralne had as
his best man his brother. Oliver
Draine. Miss Lou Fleet presided ut
the organ.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Braine left for trip North.
on their return they VIII reside al
Scottsville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

AdVisablity Of the city purchasing a
new site for a modern and adequate
Static or the street cleaning depart
ment VIII De reported on BY sub
eonmiAtee OF the committee on street
cleaning. which WAS appointed Thurs
day night. The present accommoda :
lions are oyercrowded and are entirely
unsatisfactory, according to iniorma-
.I"n received Us the committee. Should
the street cleaning department build
new stables, II il expected that the
street departments tables will be re-
built and enlarged and part OF the
ground made vacant by the change go
To the city Jail as yard for exercising
.ho PRISONERS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
Alleged E'orAer sent On.

EdWaIe IisoA, Il nearo, with n
striite "a aliases iuA, as Ms filA,
ana Il NAiiJiiiir s1Au.ieht To nOUuW Ihn
nIany uhs.ape.tAl.. iiIuis Iuuals, Mas
arr aienea III the foii.e touft rluay
OH slA .nafses OF toisery anu seat
on 10 tue kiatiu jury. iie IL accused
ct IofA.as the nalnes ut slA uliAeIenl
t>ItnIitefiu ifiuS 10 che, ms lor SA0 anu
60. tie passed MS enc, at the bruao
street SANK anu was naoDeu Thurs
uaS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
Of TRUSTS
DIES At ORANGE
JUDGE JAMES BROOKS Dill, ron
YEARS LEADING CORPORATION
LAWYER OF NEW JERSEY.

ORANGE, N j.. Dec. 2.~-Judge James
Brooks Dill. often referred to as the
father Of trusts" died at his home here
early to-day. He was for many years
New Jersey and helped frame the
articles of incorporation Of many OF
the big com binations organized under
the protection of tho state laws His
year.
In 1905 he was persuaded to accept
place on the bench and became fully
as noted a jurist as he was a coTpor-
alton lawyer He was about to resume
private lawpractice. having resigned
from the bench. when taken with an at
tick OF bert filur sn5ki IT cmfyppwto
tack OF heart failure some weeks ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
vii, probably he reached some time
pnnf.
I'1sUEeElTs FIGHT
MILL Be KEEP UP
tcon,lnued from First Page.


for the navy for 1911. This claim has
been seized upon by members OF the
House Committee on Na"al Affairs and
branded as misleading.
During The next session Meyer will
ask Congress To approve his new reor-
eanization cheme, which was partial
ly installed in a temporary form last
year. He "ili attempt to prove that
IL has brought the navS increased ell
fiCitncy at a decreased ost.
The first blow dealt the estimates
is the charge that Meyer has cut down
the expenditures for hipbuiiding by
Slo.o00. geo In order 10 make u favor
able showing in eeonotas. The actual
cost OF the maintenance of the navy
they Say, has not decreased under the
Meyer administration, but has increas-
ed SO far tina; the secretary mas beer
obliged to ask s5.o00,000 more for
this purpose In his estimates for next
year. A saving in shiphuild'ng. they
claim, Is not a genuine saving. i
that it simply postpor IS appropria-
tiQns.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
]RUs[S ARE SLAIN
BY TIE HUNDRED
CoNsrANTNopLE. Dec.

CONsr.ANTINOPLE. Dec. 2-seven
hunureo Druses have been sla. n in i
cattle with Turkish trops at Hauran.
SYRIA, south OF Damascus, accoro 1.
TO dispatches received here to-uay. De-
spite the heavy slaughter. IN. ma Il
body Of the Druses o. t.mated to num-
Der 10000. Is still holding out and an
other fierce encounter is expected
The present conflict Is believed to be
another OF the long chapter Of outragcs
growing out Of religious hatred, that
the Turks have perpetrated on the
Druses. who Withdrew from the Mo-
hammeden faith centuries ago. AL
most invariably the Turks have been
the aggressors In these fights and al;
though details OF the present trouble
are lacking, II 10 presumed that the
Turks sre forcing the nxhting.
The Druses are reported entrenched
q mountain fastness that will ak
their dislod gement fiisuit matter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
MISSING GIRL IS
At HOME AGAIN
CAUSED MOTHER AePRE-
HENsloN RETuRNs.

Fifteen-y ear-cld Nora h. Hubbard.
the scnool girl reported to the poi,ce
as missing from her nome, loi4 Duck.
erson slfeel, returned 10 the family
hreslue rrIosay n.uInins. Die hau nos
run away, mel VITA ioui play. hor Was
there anything eiee suseicious about
her ailek.u mysterious oisapsessrance.
she Was tiaitiug n fam.iy ~itn winch
her mo,her mas been acquainted many
years. and SAID upon her return home
that she thought her mother knew
where sac mad gone,
The police. VINO were asked to search
for the sili Monday. we're apprised OF
ner return triday ana scratcned her
name on the missing list.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
ROANOKE, VA. Dec. "A long
distance telephone message received
by Mrs. c. l.. Hancock announced the
death at his home in Norfolk OF her
brother. DR.. Horace p. Taylor. He
died at 2 O'Clock Thursday morning
Or. Taylor was graduate Of the med
zeal department nf the University oi
Virginia, and studied medicine In
Bellevue Hospital, New York, and in
Heidelberg. Germany. He practiceu
In New York until his retirement sew
eral years ago. He was forty-four
years old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
DPI|OA IS GIVEN
UNTIL MARCH
fcontinued from First Page. }

IN patrons, proposes tn occupy the
wound floor. The c. 4 q. would re-
SuIre not less than ten floors. while
NJ r., r.. and +. officials estimate
At they would need fully two floors.
rot more. The Chamber would
6Rnpy a section Of a floor.
Aould the proposition Of the Cham
~ be accepted. its present build
~ six stories would have to come
IN to give way to the new struc-
AZ chnmb Der site har a frontage of
tAet on Main street and u depth of
III feet, and under the terms pro-
I'D Is offered at the rate Of $4,000
front foot. This Is approximately
~ assessment pixecd upon ii by the
#kNpresentatlves OF tn syndicate did
appear at the meeting IN An Of
It'll capacity, the understanding be-
that they would conduct further
gOtiations with the subcommittee Of
~ chamber in charge OF the trans
<Ion.
III Depends on Pans.
@ Fhether he option i TO be finally
Ned, il .s stated. depends largely
foOn the report of an architect In re-
r4 to the suitability OF the site for
structure such as the syndicate
raid like TO put up, An adverse re-
rFt n not anticipated
me bank. as well as the two rail-
Sl1a, has long felt the need of more
&EaouS quarters. which will be pro-
- BY the proposed office building.
lKectt6n OF the building also means
~ the Chesapeake and Ohio will re-
I'm tts headquarters in Hfchmond
tmanentIy and not consider moving
Cincinnati, as has been repeated
reported.
estimat. that the sky
Aper could hardly he made ready
occupancy before the spring of
E<14 az the earliest, in view OF the
~ that tho work of esmolisning the
lent building would consume con-
efabie time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
WantSd In Michigan.

RequisitDn papers upon Governor
Mann Tor Jesse 1Meliett, alias r.. j.
brunette. were received from the Gov
ernor OF Michigan FRIDAY. Meilelt 10
said to be wanted in benton Harbor.
Michigan, FOR passing bogus checks
ana OBTAINING diamond rings win
them. lie Is now IN jail in Abingdon.
and when ne finishes his term he
will be turned over to the Michigan
authorities
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
TWO WOMEN GIVEN
HARD LABOR TERMS

Especial to The Richmond virginian.,
NORFOLK, VA, Dec. I'm the
Corporation Court here to-day two
white women were sentenced TO terms
at hard labor In the penitentiary for
grand larceny. Bertha Only got two
years for robbing A. q. Flippen -
$500, Of which 900 was recovered
Grace Wilson got one year for rob.
ling Greek sailor Of 800.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-02
Strotl,cr--Wrig,,t.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
STAUNTON, VA. Dec. 2---Thuri
Strother. of Wilsenburg. w. Va, ano
Miss Hannah Elizabeth Wright were
married last evening at the home oi
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs f.
Wright, Rev. David RI. Kern, of the
NJ. 4. church. South, officiating The
groom is student at the Dunsmore
Business College and viii continue un-
til his graduation.