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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
Hap Ward Comes Back Like the Rest

the FIRST nightcrs' got around him In
thv evening. why INK of those
Broad street lights. for instance, just
10 omen tho conversation, Think of the
uig population. the commercial SUI
premacy Of the town. the ral,road anu
ban.lng facilities. tho now theatres
that arc to lie built-and the dear old
I,iiou. No. don't think the women
will ever be elected to the City Coun-
Gil. hut I'm glad that Mayo's Bridge
has been opened to free traffic. Yes.
the election was n Democratic land
slide. Oh. six or eight cubs, It's all
the same. 80 long as sc have good bail
In the Virginia League. Yes yes. pity
about the Ninth District Oh. don I
know. the high cost OF living is not
quite as bad as the cost Of high living.
No. haven't yet been up In an aero
plane. DIR. Cook? We'll, friends. come
at me sinsly.'
1t was that way for an hour or more
Hap Ward answering a whirlwind OF
pucstion fired at him by men who
wanted to go home and explain to, tho
sufrragcttcs that they were detained ny
an actor But Hap Is all right. lie
started In tho business for fun, then he
was offercu such big salaries mat he
couldn't set away from tho business.
and he is back on tho job feeling iino
and 1T.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
DR.. MACLACHLAN
AGAIN ELECTED
Seventh Street Christian Will
Build Auditorium to Meet
Growing Demands.

rams FOR tho erection OF an audi
forum on adjoining property acquired
some time ago by tho Seventh S--cnt
CHRISTIAN Church are rapidly maturing.
me committee In charge OF this maao
an encouraging report at tho annual
business meeting OF the church ycstcr-
DAY afternoon.
because or the growth OF this con
ErcEation, which now mas n member
ship OF $50. crampcd conditions, cspc-
cinlly in the sunday YchuoI. have do
vciopci. ana tho auditorium Is FOR THO
pnrp0se OF relieving this congestion.
u VIII also. be for tho use of the Boys
Brigade, recently organized. ana FOR
al meetings wien the Attendance is
About 200 members worc nrcscn,
Yesterday, and heard interesting re-
ports from the various church commit
tees. IN the matter Of finances good
growth during the past twelve months
has bccn made.
Officers Elected.
Al OF The former officers were re-
e'S Mi1is, or rh9y arc as ,, i@loMs;
oiliciai Board - Elders e. w Throck-
morton. l.. T. Webster. o. 4. Hawkins
neacons, r. " limdlcy chairman: J,
T. Jobson, G. Il. PcaEelcy T.. A. Siulp-
son j. Carter White, walter T. Green,
Robert NJ. Kent Albert " iIankins.
" q. Maury, Joseph i. White. Mailer
iiolladay r Garnet Tabb, g p. Car
liundlcy. u. Tyler English, Il. J..
GathriHht John G. EcaIc. Henry g. Ell
lett, G. u. McE,wcn, j. r. Wright.
Clcrk--W l.. Green
frcasurer--Wa|lcr Holiday.
Relief Comnittce-W. L. Sydnor
chairman.
Auditor--D W. purrctt.
Societies.
The Woman's Missionary Society &C.
w. H. NJ Auxiliary Mrs ". L. sgd
nor. president
Young Ladies' Missionary Circle
Mrs. T. 7. Johson. president
Ladies Aid Society idiv(dct into va
rious circicsl-Mrs. l.. G. Daniel, pres!-
dent
Thc Girls club--Miss Hester Tabb
president.
Boys Brigadc--T. W. Duke. cc:nman-
dant: Sheppard Crump. dril master:
MnlifOrd l.llNSol cnntnin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
TO SELECT DESIGN
FOR BATTLE Able
Jury Of Award Will Meet Here
To-Day to Begin Work of
Finding the Best.
AUTHORS NAME NOT KNOWN
Contest Will BE Decided With
out Regard to Reputation
of Architect.

"election OF design for the Confcd
crate Memorial institute, or Battle
Abbey which Is soon to DO erected, In
i'ch'"ohd' to form perpetual monu-
mcht to the. men and tho deeds of tho
southern Confcdcracy. will be begun
to-day by the Jury OF award. Licutcn.
'ht-Governor j. Taylor Ellyson, presi-
ucht OF the Confederate Memorial AS
sociation; James Knox Taylor. supcr-
NiSinS architect of tho TREASURY De-
Pariment, In Washington. and William
churchill holland. Of Richmond form
me jury. Mr.. Taylor. who supcrvises
the erection of all the public buildings
Tor the government was appointed by
the president of the American Institute
OF Architects to bc member of the
committee. MIR. holland is known as
the professional adviser for the Battle
Abbey committee
The siHty-eight designs submitted
have been carefully marked by Mayor
ID. {. Richardson with distinguishing
numbers. which correspond TO numbers
on plain. sealed envelopes. containing
the names and addresses Of the Compel
ing architects. These envelopes will
remain In tho Mayors possession.
Names Arc Tniknown.
No member of the jury of award will
know the author OF any design to be
examined. The plans will bc Judged
on their merits. and five will be chosen,
for first second, third, fourth and fifth
places.
tn" length of time required by the
jury for the examination and award is
problcmatical. as n great deal of work
must be gone over. L may. of course.
happcn that some plans So nearly meet
the approval of tho jurymen that n
choice will be easy and will be reached
within a short time
As soon as decision has been
reached a meeting Will be called of
the executive committee or the Con
fcdcrate Memorial! Associations. which
viii receive and consider the report or
the jury. With this committee rests
the final decision, the jury being an
advisory body only The committee
consists of Mr. Ellyson. Colonel Robert
White. chairman of tho committee;
Colonel Thomas s. Kcnan, Judge George
l.. christian ana j. NJ Hickey.
The winner of the first prize Will be
the architect of the building, securing
the regular professional fees. a prize
of $40 will he given to the plan which
stands second in tho contest. and one
of 5000 to each OF the next three.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
WANTS no DIE BECAUSE
WIFE "DIFPED SNUFF
I srccinl tn Thc rImes- risnntch.

Special 70 Tho 'TImes-I'ispntc
Norfolk. Va January S.-Dcclaring
he no longer cared 10 live because his
wife dipped SNUFF" W. s. Pope to-
night attempted TO end his lie with a
hulict from .32-caltbrc revolver Thu
shot won't wild and crashed through
the ceiling of his room.
~ lost my nerve" Pope told roice-
man Elliott who arrested him. Pope
is tho father of six chldrcn hut ac-
curdinG to his wife lie has done little
in the way OF providing n living for
them. Mrs. Pope says She was obliged
to go To work in min In order that
her children might havc food and
clothing. The family was without
wood or coal to-day. When Pope was
arrested $50 and gold watch were
found on him. He told his wife few
minutes before he attempted suicide
that he did not have enough money
to buy wood tor the Kitchen stove.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
THIS TOWN SAW AN
ANARCHIST ONCE
He Got Twelve Months in Jail
After Spectacular Trial in
Police Court.

NO man knows his own fortune and
blessings until he compares them with
those OF his fellow man, said police
commissioner yesterday. and we IN
Richmond hardly know what high
state Of law and order tho city has de-
Ncloped until we read of atrocities
committed in other cities. as, for in
stance, the supposed anarchistic plot
uncovered in London. when more than
1000 police and soldiers were chilled
out to kill couple Of human wolves.
We have never had anything like that
here, and | trust that we NAV never
witness such scene
1T recalls to mind, though. that we
did have supposed anarchist here
several years ago. lie had threatened
the life OF an Italian because the atter
refused to join his league. and 1t was
with difficulty that he was arrested.
have forgotten his name. but police
officers will remember it, The man was
tried by Justice Crutchheld, and have
never seen Il more savage looking beast
than, that man Just before sentence
was pronounced he SpranS at the chief
witness against him. ana hurled him
ont of the chair. 1t took four men to
pull him away. lie was sentenced To
twelve months in jail.
The other man never had n mo-
menta peace. AZ tho end of the SON
icncc drew near. lie became thin and
hacgard.
when will 10 come out? When
VIII he come out?' he was always ask :
ing When the anarchist had finished
MS sentence police officers were sta
TONED near the home OF The man who
had been threatened for several nights.
lfut the anarchist went away, and IL Is
supposed that lie returned tic Paterson,
y j.. whence he is said 10 nave come
/" Richmond We never heard anythin &
more of him. But he was the nearest
thinS TO an anarchist we ever had. Ills
room was found afterwards to be full
OF letters written in cipher but no
ono could he found who could transia1c
them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
NEW RECORD BY
GROVE AvEN UE
Annual Meeting Of Baptist Con
gregation Hears Encouraging
Reports.

reports OF officers road at the an
nual meeting of the Grove Avenue
baptist Church yesterday afternoon
showed that the year Just passed had
pcch tho most prosperous In tho his
tory OF the church. and that the admin
istration OF the pastor. Rev. W. c.
james. ID. d.. covering three years. had
been by far tho most successful. The
membership of the church is now lars-
cr than II ever has boon. and all debts
havo been paid. leaving substantial
surplus. Contributions to dcnom!na.
tional institutions and benevolent
causes have increased propor,ionatciy
with the general growth OF tho church.
lhc following officers were elected
Deaccns--II. Il. Pollard. T. H. Elicit,
:; y; Jacobs, Isaac pigss. John g; Dew,
Mauck. John s. Harrison. Richard NJ.
Jones. \. l.. Creath
Clcrk--.T. Aubrey Saunders.
Assistant Clerk Randolph +, saun
reGsnrer-l1: r Pollard, Jr;
Frank Woodall.
Treasurer 81 roor rund-A +.
Auditor ii. L. Loving.
Supervisor Committees r Pad
COMMITTEES on prcmlscs-.T. H. Fl.
lei. {. .. savliic. nr j NJ. whi,ncld.
Chairman Of Ushcrs--W. j. Crunp
Curator of Organ Or. J. NJ. Whit
Chairman OF Music comml,tcc-wll-
liam Il. West.
Wore Members Than Ever ncforc.
The report OF tho clerk SHOWS that
the present membership is cal. repre-
senting n gain % SO over last year.
and the largest number ever on the roll
or tho church. Tic treasurer reported
receipts for tho year OF SI.1S9.3f witt,
expenses amounting to SI.6io.3i. The
Womhn's Missionary Society raised
Sia5,l5 the Junior Young Woman's
Association. s67.05: the sunbeam Band
S2i.1i. and tho Ladies' Aid Society
S'olSa. The committee on church
debt reported tho liquidation OF the
debt. amounting To $500. With 4 bal
ancc OF s3l2 which was applied 10 the
new annex. The Sunday school super
lntcndent presented an active roll o,
6SS. which raised during tho ycai
since pr. James was called to The
on current expenses OF $4,000 has bccr
paid OF. $4,000 has been contribute
70 Richmond College; $500 TO tho
Theological Seminary at I.ouisvilic
while all other hcncvoicnccs were In
creased and al current expenses
promptly met The Increase in Nom
amounted to $50. DR.. James has ais,
cmpha sized the development Of old
members. AMI now from 90 10 81 PEI
cent. Of the congregation ~ contrlbut-
ing to tho church expenses.
With tho beginning Of the Southern
Baptist Convention year. May !, the
church VIII abolish tho plan OF animal
offerings FOR dcnominnt'nnal cntcr-
prises and vii substitute weekly con
committee. STYLED tho committee OF
bcnnvolcnccs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
BERNSTEIN HOLDS
Thief FOR POLICE
Grabbed Negro WHO Was Matt
ing 10 Break In, While Wife
Gave Alarm.
SCUFFLED IN DARKNESS
Squad of Officers Rushed to
Scene by Signal From Flash
Light Station.

After a scuillc in the dark. in which
tiu-jitsu tactics were used TO subduc
him, Isaiah Banks. colorcd, was caught
and held early yesterday morning by
Il. ~ Bernstein, of 52S North Tenth
street. until the arrival OF squad of
officers responding to an emergency
call. Mr.. Bernstein then preferred /.
charge Of attempted burglary against
the negro. and he was locked up In the
First Police station.
II was shortly after II O'clock that
Mrs. Bernstein. sitting alone in her
bedroom. thought she heard sound
MS of some ono moving lust outside her
window. She waited and listened in-
tcntly. Again there was Il movement,
hut, as she anNiously pccrcd through
the shutters, she was unable to see the
form of n man, though She was sure
that there had been man at The WIN
dow
Heard Him AEnin.
Mr.. Bernstein arrived about midnight,
returning With his wages. They re-
tired tn their bedroom. and. pouring
the money out on the table began
counting it. Again there was a move
ment OH lac outside, and Mr. Rcrn-
stein quickly opening the door. looked
out TO see il any one were on the
outside. lie saw no one, but he found
1
was not entirely content lie returned to
the bedroom. Some one then stumbled
ON a cellar trap-door. and then MIR.
Bernstein was quite sure that he was
being watched from the outside, and
that some one was laying plans to
break into his house.
He ran out of tho front door. anu.
through an alley separating his house
from the ono next door. ran into his
backward whore he saw man peer
Ing through his window. lie called to
tho negro to halt. Either tho latter
did not hear the cry or he was too
startled TO move.
Could Not ESCAPE.
But AIR. Bernstein was on him in a
moment. holding him In such fashion
that the negro was powerlcss to move
his arms without being choltcd by MIR.
Rcrnstcin's left elbow, which was
pressed tightly against his throat.
Banks was dragged into the house and
into the hall. where with quick twist
of his hands MIR. Bernstein threw h..a
face downwards. with his thumbs
pressed into the negroes throat, so that
he could neither speak nor move Then
Mrs Bernstein summoned help through
the telephone.
Tho nashlight signal at Seventh and
Broad streets was put into action. and
in Il few minutes Sergeant sherry ana
Policemen SPUR, Lear. Howell ana
johnson We're on the scene Mr.. Bern
stein was relieved OF his captive. and
The negro was soon in Il cell. He gave
various addresses aud excuses. none OF
which was, however. satisfactory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
IDEAL SER VICE
FOR RIG H N 0 N D
Tourist Trains Operated This
Year on Schedule Which Will
Help Local Hotels.
START SOUTHWARK TONIGHT
Richmond Sleeper on Coast Line
and Convenient Arrival Hour
on Scaboard Limited.

Tourist trains on the Atlantic Coast
Line and the Seaboard Air Line will
pass through Richmond OH their first
TRIP to Florida Tonight. The inau,,u-
ration of this special service for the
winter months will not only add
greatly 10 the railroad facilities in and
out OF this city. but will bring this
year IL larger number OF tourists. cs-
peciaiiy IN the spring. when The move
MIihnaEcr Weisigcr. Of the jefferson
ifotci. who has been Keeping in close
1oucii with the situation, said ycstcr-
day that already a number OF rcscr-
vations had been made ana that some
ol lnc most prominent people, in the
country would stop over here within
me next few months.
some time ago at the urgent re-
quest Of the Chamber of Coumcrcc.
the Atlantic Coast Line agreed To
onerate what is known as a Rich-
Florida points. The sleeper is dropped
on mere by the northbound train be
Tore daylight. although passengers are
perinittGd to occupy ii until II more
people Inquired that this schedule would
aud ~ least 20 per cent. to the tourist
business. while merchants and jobbcrs
declared that ii would bring n larger
number Of buyers to Richmond.
ldcnl Tourist Schedule.
Niih"hEh the Scahoard Air Line docs
not nncrhtr a local or Richmond sleep.
Hr,. the schedule Of it's norihbound
Florida Limited, which will make it's
nrst trip through here on Thursday
~ such that an ideal service is pro
ridcd for people who desire 10 stop
over in this city. The Scaboard Linn
lied will arrive here at 9:26 4. NJ
Surfing Tonight, will arrive ut tho
Main street Station at $40 o'clock
daily. except sunday
The Atlantic Coast Lines New York
and Florida special will arrive here al
1880 T.. NJ. daily except sunday
Horthpound. IL Will reach Byrd street
station daily. except Monday. at 1:O5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
TRIAL BY JURY"
iinrton Heights To See Zig Local Pre-
duCtIon on ErlllnN NIght.

For tho benefit OF Epinhany Church.
OF Barton Heights. an amateur per-
formance VIII BE- given ncN, Friday
night in The Assembly Hall Trial
by Jury" q dramatic opera. will he
presented under the direction of Il. 4.
salisbury.
students OF the Conservatory OF Mu.
sic viii participate In the first part
OF the production.
Those who will take part In The pla>-
viii he Charles L. Nunnally. II L..
Sncdkcr g. Letter Jones. Miss Grace
Ftt1wilSon. w a. Creek Fred )
Jones. William II Bell. Thomas Arm
strong. .luulus Redd, Il. w, Smithrr. T..
Terrell. r, tiyc Frank Gcckham A. y.
Wrcnn. T.. Il. Phillips Miss Ada kuyk.
Miss Eloisc ioolsby Miss Mary J.. VIII
liams, Miss Louise Mounrs. Miss Ecssie
Iiachc. Miss Mildred clark, Miss Re
becra Clnrh. Miss Louise Seay. Mrs.
Otis VI Moonrs. Mrs. G Il. kuNk. Mrs.
II. G. Salisbury. Mrs w Eaton Mira
Howard Whitlcck. Mrs T.. NJ Wallace.
Miss Grace chamberlin. Miss lCxio
owen. Miss Josephine tstelc. Miss
Irene Dunn. Miss Bessie Hughes. Miss
Grace foreman. Miss Fannie Murray
and Miss Florence Doughty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
--------------- --------------------
BIG CROWD COMING
Railroad Men to Stop Over Here After
Florida Convention.

Local representatives Of the Asso
vlaton Of Railway Agents Of tho
nitcd States arc making Drrpn,., tio,, I,
Tor. the entertainment Of delegates 10
thcir annual convention, who will he
IN this city to spend the day 81 Ian
unrY %.
The convention this wear VIII he
hcld in Tampa. Fla. and immediately
after nearly MI the members wiil
come to This city in response 10 an
inhEltatl"n from the Richmond member
The full program has not vet bcon
arranged. hut one OF the features viii
w.. ~ luncheon AT tho jefferson Hotel.
mere also Will he an automobile ride
10 various points Of the ciiy.
rhc delegation will occupy two bri-
Vntc cars from Florida here. ana a tier
spending The day in Richmond. viii
&c 20 washington, where The members
WIZ l"nvC for their homes n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
GOING TO WASHINGTON
Tdchmnnd Party to Hear Argument In
Tobacco Trust t6scs ro-Dny.

William III. White president OF the
Richmond fredericksburg and Toto
mac Railroad Georg" W. stevens
president ~ the Chesapeake ana OHIO
dont of the state Supreme Court OF
.ippeals: Judge Il. Carter scott Of tho
CITY Circuit Court Arthur Glasgow
John stewart Bryan, t. c. IIcmphll
,iohn Kerr Branch ana Thomas r. Nc
Adams will leave hero at S o'clock
1lis morning for Washington, where
Trey 20 20 listen to tho argument in
HE so-ralled Tobacco Trust cases in
The Untcd states supreme Court to-
day the party Will return 10 this city
early tomorrow morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
COZ. MI. S.<ILLIT TO
ENTER RACE FOR MAYOR


inrkin SkiIlit tcIcphoncd III from
Ii"hnrrrnchrr Inst night 10 shy
thnt his I'm, Colonel I,flI SkiIIIf,
ana inhlly decided to run for Mayor
81 Hi"hnond ON platform Of
economy nnd Neutrality-suspicious.. hts
iaen being that Investigations
"""i 81" anybody my good.
I'm Inns bcrn under the weather
since he got back." sRId I.nri>in,
"hnd he hns not hnd tInc to pre-
phr" his pinffUrm. lie hopes To
give u To the press next Monday.
Nhh 'hn take 1t from me, II IN
'n"n' people nre going to sny,
wei -n"h II life I'm nil InrEc
rnrs'' I'm wit trnnfscr from
htulns Precinct either Ia Ice or
'"hrr-"n ward. His motto Will he
N"''f" ~ Vim In Wild over the
,"r'' she's already ON The Waiting
W. OF the suOrnEcuc CIuh."t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
Friends, Relatives and Acquaint-
ances Greet That Eminent
Richmond Actor Man.

Hap Ward got back TO his old
stamping ground last night 10 be
greeted by friends, relatives and ac-
puaintances Every year he gets the
same greeting. only this time it was
q little more cordial. for Flap" who
is an actor. is still climbing this trip
aa suffrGScttc. aud the sufragcttcs,
according To one OF "Hap's" travelling
COMPANIONS, are just as prominent as
aviators.
"Things truly have changed a bit
since ! was here before" he said. as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
,irEininn. ut tho Uotcis.

Murphy's-- John T. Upton. Virginia
J.. G; Newbiil. Irvington; y S, Rice.
llcndsvtllc: IT.. y. Norris. Tr.. Lively:
herd. Mccklcnburg w n. Smith, South
liill: II. w. CARRIER stanton: L. "
West. Ir,. Wavcrly. j. a. Ecnthali.
Norfolk; r.. NJ. Jefferson Chaae City:
Il. NJ. Hester, chase CITY: II. Il: Blu
chlnan. raZcwell: Msscs Julia and
BERTHA Eermann. South Boston
TcNing ton---M. II. Drummer. Dan
Vile: T.. l.. Crook. Arvonia: - j.
Atcych Danvillc: II. G. Gregory. Dan.
Vile; Mrs " y. Lewis. Dnnvillc 4. y.
Henley. King William
Stnnpf-W w HOLMAN. Norfolk: &.
w. Brecdlovc. Norfolk: \. G. palmorc
Powhatan. II. NJ bennett. Jr. cha 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
CONTRIBUTE $4,000
First HnptiSt Now Illus Linz Active
Members ON Church Roll.

Nearly S300OO during III, n,st o.,.
was contributed to the First Bun,ist
Chnrch. according 10 the report of thn
treasurer nj the annual meeting held
Yesterday afternoon. The actual
amount was s2?,17S.I9. and of this
Slo."oS.0i was devoted to current ~
n"nscs and improvements upon thr
thurch property. BENEVOLENT work re-
cctvcd SiS.7i5l2
The membership of tile First Rantist
mas now reached a total of lla3. ono
Or the largest congregations in the
rious societies OF the church during
1910 were active.
y feature OF The meeting was tho
~ h'iai letter of tho pastor Rev. Geo.
printed for distribution among the
members ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09

Dr. Lyman Bcccher Spcrry will speaIt
tonight on Human Conditions ana
Possibilities" in tho y NJ g. 4 audi
torium. Grace and Seventh Streets.
These medical purity talks are con
Quoted under the auspices OF s. NJ @
~. and arc free 10 men.
Tomorrow night nr. sporty win
sr.ak on 'Four liourlhs of . Man The
hour for the nlzht 'ais. IL So"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
III IIcnr Ehcnlnck cnac ro-pnx.

On tho charge ot attempting to kill
Miss Edith MAJ Cummings. step
daughter of Squire Burnley, Of tho
Rickerstan Road. IIcnrico county. Ju-
ing before Magistrate T. J. pnrYcnr
Kirk Matthews will represent the pros
ccution. while l.. q. WcndcnbcrC Will
appear for F.beniIack
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
Sill Alnrmn of I!Irc.

Two still Alarms Of fire were turned
In Yesterday morninG--onc at o'clock
ard tho other at 7;53--but neither
caused apprcciablc damage. Tho first
WAS at lakewood Park, whore il
was soon cNtlnEuishcd. and the second
was at Marshall and Denny Streets.
which was cXtinguishcd in nine min
nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09

=, to-. hHmsIvc language ana threaten.
M, VII, 10 XII ms stcpmothcr, Edgar
WI. nitlilatl. about nineteen years old
was arrested in IIenrico county vns s
tcrday hT officer Tillcr. lie was bail-
nn IN me sum Of $500 with c. G.. Duke
IS nnhdsman. He Will he tried Tues
naN hcforc Ma gistrato L i purrnn,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09

TO celebrate the opening OF tho win.
tcr's term OF the educational depart
mcnt there VIII he an entertainment
Tonight at tho Young WoWan'S Chris
tian Association Home. Tho program.
which Will begin at o'clock, Will In
cludo rcc!tations ana music.
Through error II was announced ycs-
terdny morning that his would take
place Wednesday, night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
lInrl win MIX nott,e.

CHARLES Williams. colorcd. was ar
ltStcn Yesterday on II charge OF as
sauitinS sam Holmes with a lar and
y iniih bottle The latter were smash
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09
Annual Meeting.

OF directors OF Tho Shcltcring Arms
Free Hospital will take place al noon
today Officers for the ensuing term
VIII be elected. while reports OF Tho
work OF the past year will lie made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-09

You can escape annoyance Of imperfect
work by taking your shirts collars and
cuiis---in fact. your entire wash--to the
ECLIPSE LAUNDRY.