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MANY SPORTS MORE DANGEROUS
THAN FOOTBALL, SAYS DAVE FULTZ

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Artie AeGovern Victor.

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nrFarI.na .nd BrItroa Draw.

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Klaus WIN Meet
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JosnAy Nora Meets Will. Jones.

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A NEW sElr--PROFESSIOSAL
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<vY FEC ~ III. vert. a - Cr.-.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-09
TRIAL OF R|XEY
MAY BEPOSTPONED
Especial TO The TImea-Dispatch. ]

Alexandria. Va. September Sat
torneys for G. Jones Rixey, president
OF the detunct Virginia Safe Deposit
and trust Corporation, who mas a
number of indictments pending against
him in connection with the collapse
OF that concern. will. when his trial
ls called before Judge L. c. Barley in
the Corporation Court September IS
next. move that a postponement be
granted, on the ground that Rixey's
physical condition would not permit
him to undergo the ordeal incident TO
a trial al this time.
Commonwealth Attorney S G.
Brent said to-day that he Will vigor-
ouslY oppose any such move RiXey,
however he said would be in court on
September Is next, when his case is
called.
iiiNey is now visiting his son-in-i ia w.
r. w. Stcarns. of Grunge. Mr.. Brent
also said to-day that he had been in
formed that RiXey's condition IS unim-
proved since he appeared here last in
the Corporation Court and gave bond.
following the return Of the indictments
pending against him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-09
CHILD HIT BY AUTO.
SERIOUSLY H UR 7
Especial TO the Times-Dispatch. !

Raleigh. n. c.. September s.-Whilc
driving his big touring car past the
southeast corner of Capitol souare
about noon to-day, II. C. Bridcers y
prominent banker and railroad man OF
Iarooro. ran over and dangerously m
jured little Emma Hamilton. the nine
year-old child of Ralph Hamilton. a
well-known contractor of Raleigh
Numbers OF children were passing this
corner to and from the High school
building close by. and the little victim
OF The accident became confused in
crossing the street. and. with a half
dozen others. pulled away from her
older sister and srrang back rs he
car approached. One wheN passed
over the child's chest before the ma
chine was stopped. Mr.. RridSers and
II. T. Foxhni. of Tarboro. who was
riding with Nm. both say that the ma
chine was going a about six or seven
miles an hour. The right side OF the
child's face ana head and ono leg are
badly bruised.
The wheel passed over the chlll's
chest. and the greatest fear is that
there may he internal Injuries. 81 din
Guilty In breathing being most serious.
The children were visiting tie h.ol
building to pass their examinations az
to vaccinations for school opening, Sep
temher II, and the acttdent threw
large numbsx. of thorn into a veritable
| panic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-09

days ago. Wandering into Laurel. he
saw the two bank buildings here.
Il decided TO rob the bank or kill
every man in It," said he. Wearing
a false face. he entered the bank
shortly after the opening hour. Draw
ing revolver, the bandit commanded
Hands up" and thrusting bag
which ne carried through the receiving
teller's window. demanded of the teller.
A. l. Bevan, that he "hll this bag with
money. and do 1t in a hurry"
While the others in the room stood
about in similar attitude. Bevan coollv
proceeded 10 argue the matter. which
ne regarded as a joke; but noting the
sinister aim OF the pistol. started to
comply with the demsnd, now more
peremptorily repeated. The cashier.
u. W. walters. Jr., who heard the con-
verSation from his office in a room In
the rear, secured revolver, and walk
ing into the main Office fired a shot
The would-be robber lowered his own
pistol and stool staring through his
mask. AT second shot he dropped
mask. cap and bag and fled. a posse
was quickly organized. but the strang
er succeeded in eluding his pursuers
for several hours before he was
caught.
Later the young man confessed that
he was John r. Morgan OF Moiave
Cal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-09
BOY LOSES NERVE.
F[EES FROM BANK

Laurel, Md. September S.-A curly
haired, blue-eyed youth, giving the
name OF Henry Jackson. of Yuma.
Ariz' and his age as seventeen years.
attempted TO hold up the Citizens Ma
Aonal Bank here to-day at the pistors
point He lost his nerve. however. at
the siGht OF a menacing revolver in
the hands of the cashier, and He'd when
hred upon without replying in kind
or accomplishing his purpose He was
captured later, and admitted being the
person wanted. The boy said ne had
beat his way East from his Arizona
nome. arriving in Washington two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-09
Vote for State Senate in Din
widdie and Petersburg Is
Very Close.
CITY USING RIVER WATER
Alleged Negro Highwaynan
Is Placed Under
Arrest.
Petersburg Bureau.
the Times Dispatch,
loS North SycamoI street.

800 september >, 1911.
The vote in yostcruays primary be-
tween Juuge Jonn \. Harris, OF Din
"Iddc county, ana l'atrick IL. Drewry,
"i THIS city, for state senator from
To-Day. mat the official count may be
necessary to decide ii. The unoiiicl II
tSures. as reported To MIR. Drcwry,
GIVe him d majority Of Iorty-two IA
JubSe Harms give MIR. brewery a lead
oil only ave votes. The Official vote
VIII be announced by the commission
ers tomorrow and ii may chunE, the
hSures signify either way.
Whlle the county officers In Dinwtd-
u uic nave been renominated. Junn
Goooe received the nomination tor
CoinnonweoIth's Attorney TO succeed
Judge IL. j. Epps. the incumbent. VINO
vas not candidate for re-eiection.
The vote IN fringe George county
Tor Commonweaith's Attorney, as be-
tween Judge Timothy iuyes. the in
cumbenS. enc David a. Harrison. is so
close that the official count may have
to decide 1T. Reports to-day are tnat
harrison. Was nominated by rlajori-
u of two.
Wedding Notes.
/. V. Short. well known Sycamore
street merchant. and Miss Esthe. Dab
neE also or this city, were married In
ash!ngton yesterday afternoon. Tie
event was pleasant surprise &c the
relatives and friends OF the couple.
MISS Hattie Virginia Murdoch and
J. W. wilson. Ootn OF TINS city were
married ia HALIFAX. y. c.. yesterday.
Inc hrst information OF the marriage
was conveyed in kilograms received
Mrs. Lula Mason and David Wilson
Crabtrce. formerly of North Carolina.
put now OF this city. were married
last evening by the Rev. +. w Moore.
Using River Water.
The city is still drawing it's supply
Of water from the river, filterinE il
and distributing it in abundant sup
ply 70 consumers. The supply in the
storage reservoirs has not been very
materially increased by rain. ana 1t is
not being dawn upon.
Arrest OF Alleged IIighwaymnn.
William Lemon, an alleged negro
highwayman, wanted here and in
Chesterfield county. Is under arrest IN
SUFFOLK on charge of larceny. Lemon
Is said TO be member of gang
OIL three negroes said TO have com
mitted number of house robberies
widdie, Prince George and Chesterfield
counties. Two OF the garg are in Jail
awaiting trial at the next term of
the Chesterfield court for highway rob
berry.
General News Notes.
In the Police Court this morning.
Z; Q. Moss. proprietor OF the Vir-
GINA Gina Theatre, and p. L. Smith. the ex-
hipitor and lecturer. charged with the
exhibition OF objectionable pictures
o. the Beattic trial. were discharged.
parties.
Walter E Pond, well known cit
zen OF Ettrick. was operated on night
before last at the Petersburg HOSPITAL
for appendicitis. and is doing we'll.
Inc various social clubs and card
Parties. which suspended their meet
ings during the summer months viii
reorganize about the first of October.
Many OF the members of these clubs
nave oeen away during the summer.
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&ealeb 9roposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived until IL o'clock -. NJ Monday,
October 9th, 1911. and then publicly
opened. for the work of constructing
outbuildng and concrete walks at
Raleigh. N c., National Cemetery.
Specifications can he had on appIica :
ton to this Office. or from the Super
lntendent. National Cemetery, raleigh.
y. c. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked proposals for ont
buildings, etc. at Raleigh. ~ c." and
addressed to II. L. PETTUS. Major and
Quartermaster, L. $. Army. Washing
ton. d. c.
Office of State Highway Commission
Richmond. Va, August 81. 1911.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
office until 10 o'clock Saturday, Sep
TENDER 16. 1911. for the construction
Of Il reinforced concrete bridge over
Chickahominy River, on the Creigh-
ton Road.
Plans and specifications on file at
this office and at the clerks Office
of Henrico county.
Certified check for $3.50 to ac-
company each bid.
The right is reserved TO reject
any and all bids.
For further information apply TO
the undersigned
p. ST. ]. WILSON.
state Highway Commissioner
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South Richmond bureau.
The Times Dispatch.
1920 Hull Street,

Phone Madison 176.
n. Il. Stump, charged with automo-
bile speeding. appeared before AIngis-
trate Cheatham yesterday morning
and was fined $40 and costs Mrs. i.
7. Anderson. another alleged offender.
was Ill at the Jefferson Hotel and UNI
able to attend court,
Several deeds were recorded in the
clerks office of the Hastings Court
yesterday. One was for the sale by
Joseph r. Fischer and others. as trus-
tees. to James Il. Height, OF property
at Twenty second and Porter Streets.
Robert Fl. Hayes and wife for a
consideration OF $500. sold forty feet
on Decatur Street to Alfred l. Powers.
sold thirty-three feet on Everett
street to Meadows 7. Gary.
l.. j. Cheatwood and wife. for $500.
sold forty-tive feet on Stockton Stree
to l.. Il. Ullman.
The police patrol wagon yesterday
afternoon took Ella Smith to the City
Jail In Richmond. The woman became
insane some time ago, and yesterday
she broke away from her friends. and
they found ii necessary to summon
the patrol.
Mary Whitaker, infant daughter OF
Emporia. after an Illness OF only "A few
hours. The remains Will be brought
to South Richmond to-day and the in
terment Will be at Maury Cemetery at
=. NJ.
David b Morrissett, son of w. y.
ago by a dog Doctors dressed his
wound. lie is now doing we'll, though
the bite was severe.
Mr. ana Mrs. Leslie w. Bass have
returned from their wedding trip in
the North. and are now at home at
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Master Charles |. Callear, a
hustling contestant for the pony
outfits and other prizes, from Dis
trict No. 5. This little fellow used
to live at us North Twenty-ffth
Street, Richmond, but is now at
Old Point, Virginia. In March,
1910, he was terribly burned, in
Richmond, and has ever since been
under the care of physician at
Old Point. By constant treat
ment, grating, of skin, and every
medical attention, the little fellow
has shown gradual Improvement.
As will be seen by the picture, his
arm is in a plastcr-paris cast.
This contestant has many
friends in this city as we'll as on
the Peninsula, who are working
hard for his success, and he has SO
far kept pace with the top notchcrs
in his district.
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DECLARES FUSION
NOLONGER EXISTS
Sheriff Cromwell Says Change
Came With Adoption of New
Constitution.
Especial to The Tlmes.pispateh.l

Norfolk Va. September S.-Sheriff
~. c. Cromwell was the principal wit
ness this afternoon at the investiga-
ton OF the charges of primary irregu-
larit!eS and fusion In Norfolk county.
He corroborated the testimony OF Cap
tain H. G. Marshall and other wit
neEbes that fusion ended with the
adoption Of the new Constitution.
Sheriff Cromwell testified that AIvah
H. Martin was on his bond and that
he had been obligated to him in other
ways.
i. II. Bagby and Commissioned 81
the Revenue Evans were the principal
witnesses tonight Their testimony
was along the same lines as that OF
Sheriff Cromwell
/. p Whitehead and II. o. Hum
phrics have not yet returned from
their visits home to vote in the pri-
mary. Chairman McAllister, Mr..
Barnes and Colonel West are conduct-
ing the investigation.
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MEETINGS.

N. 4 SPECIAL MEETING OF
Xxx Libertas Lodge of Perfection,
No. .. Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite. will he held in the lodge
room at the Masonic Temple. corner
Broad and Adams Streets. at o'clocls
TUESDAY EVENING. September 18th.
to hear the distinguished Masonic lee
turer, DR.. n. f. de Clifford. All Mas
ter Masons are invited to attend.
Please he prompt. -
, BY order OF the Venerable Master.
c. IL. Rudd
CHAS. A. NESBITT. Secretary.
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s;lar5 ,Tnr gu,

FLAT, NICELY PAPERED: ALI. CON
veniences. 2313 Hanover Avenue
references. Possession at once.
SECOND STORY FLAT OF FOUR
lovely rooms on Monument Avenue,
near Boulevard; all modern con-
veniences; hot water heat, etc. $50.
Phone Madison 1851
SECOND STORY FLAT FOR HOUSE
Keeping. four rooms and bath. I'M
furnished; one furnished room for
gentleman and two large, dry rooms
for storage at 81 East Franklin
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News Of Souh Richmond

mond.
9. bertha May WARMER of 1914 Hui;
street to-day will be operated on fol-
appendicitis at the Memorial Hospital
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AutonIobiles tor 5ale

SEVERAL Used FoRn CARS WHICH
we have taken IN exchange for latest
models. These cars now being thor
oughiy overhauled and will paint if
desired. VIII send Instructor nome
with out-of-town purchasers FGitn
ALTO co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-09
SHOE REPAIRING

75c HALFSOLE MEMS SHOES, soc
ladies': every pair sewed: best leath-
er: no nails, no pegs. Royal rub
Der heels. Csc: Tred-Air rubber heels.
t0c; leather heels rebuilt like new.
Csc. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 7ls East Main. Phone
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ant Ad Rates
4ui,LaL ua,n j9u q

LOST. THURSDAY NIGHT AT SIXTH
ana MarSnuil streets, ieInuie BOSOM
puIi TERROR, urinGic anu Wnlte; ala
TOUR feet white; cars cut, ana cork
screw Tail, very s!Haii ana SOU |.
Answers ~ name OI "Iootsy." ke-
SNAIL 5treet.
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Goal ana 0aon6.

KINDLING WOOD, EXCELLENT FoR
light cooking. $3.50 helf-cord Phone
Madison III. SAMUEL IL. COTTREEL
u SONS.
LONG HAS BEEN IN THE BUSINESS
over IS years: it's his speciality. and
you can save by ordering oak, pine.
hickory or slab at summer prices
until September 18th. Phone 1868