The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-09
ACTION TO-DAY IN
THE BANK CASES
EXPECTED THAT JUDGE MuLLIN
WILL OVER-RULE DEFEND
ANTS MOTIONS.
The SOUTHSIDE FAIR
WILL DE GREATEST EVENT otr-
SIDE OF STATE FAIR.
NENsY PETERSBURG
The SOUTHSIDE FAIR

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months oil oeAaE' caused % Ho'lH''s'
demurrefs. arguments and various
other methods ot fighting known -
lawyers. the APPROXIMATION saE3A cases,
In which Carter a. bE>6op ana
Charles ha1l Davis cashier and pTeSi-
DENT Respectively, 81 tAe Old nenS.
are caarsed wsih IArTe@S 81 VARIOUS
amounts from the n1Gs $ t@at2s, @HF
get real start toward s-zst i>-i'aoE-
row IN the a&stiass ceeiFE. *hea1 +@2ee
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en- arguments fe&T1 c@FzSS k@s tAs,
week
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Nesaisaat'ss* 60 IA -Ns'aF'a~f - - A4s5et'
~a3i s@Fapti1F tsse e&Sts ny $50 -'1S 'E-s
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taTes aancT@a 81 ire c'''5sts contained
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Charles n&A Af*saS- ~ "a e~9h's,
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that Judge AattN ~t4 2raHt NJ.
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cestaeaes 70 81 cary fffa* O tEe cassss
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t9e ssanaans 81 ss-r - charges, ~
thsr d*ssT Ia getting TIE cases 10
news Tor me defense VINO may nav Q
other pleas or motions 70 make
Looking fowstb fair
PeseTsulrg Is now LOOKING forward
te tbs SoutAssoe fafr. 10 De heio az
the new taiT GROUNDS al " ess Eha
i'ark aere during the week q 'Sto-
her Is ana arrangements are oetas
made by local merchants ana Nfe
seNera! lnoastrial essaollshihents ~
make Petersburg DAY al the IAN,
Thursday, october If, holiday. Some
% the merchants plan to decorate
their places Of business Tor fair week.
and nearly all OF them Will have
exhibits at the fair
Practically all space Tor ekhlohs ~
allotted. though applications Tor pooths
and stalls continue to come from sew
erai points throughout sohthslue VT
Kinia Manager Mel Ruffin. OF the
fair. Is much pleased with the OUT
look, and declares the fair VIII De
the greatest even in Petersburg re-
cent history.
Wednesday will be school children
day for white children and FRIDAY Is
for the colored school children. spe-
,ial admission tickets at reduced rates
Will be offered children and sold IL
them by the school teachers. Inc
public school exhibits viii form al
interesting NcihSi Va Wv
President Johnston. OF tho virginia
Normal and Industrial inst'tuses "h'
OF the largest colored educational IN
stitutions In the STATE, hass aPptis'
TO the fair directors Tor a. DAY al ths
fair for the several hundred siuoei's
OF the school and some perloa' Va
OF a day at least. Will be SET asloe W
the normal students by Inc manage
ment early this week ,,n,
There will be racing. polh heI.
harness and running events eFei
day OF the fair, ana IN the raosS -
which the biggest purses III the Eva -
outside of the state falf al -
mond. are hung up, 'here ara eA'e.
come OF the greatest horses III ="
country. Many or those Iaeins -
State Fair this week wail come 10 w
Petersburg fair next WeeA,
OF tho exhibits at the state = ar va,
be brought here from Rlchfhohu
when that fair ends next Sa'uI uas
a large number or COCO Tree a'ti az
tlons have been booked ana All spa.
allowed 'on the midway mas oeeN
taken ny shows or various kthus'
Would Not Wear Inform.
Because they objected 10 veal III
the neat white duck uniforms st
cured last week by Manager Moss
members OF the Lyric Theatre stat
last night TeblRneo. HeH Tesis ia
tons were accepted at once and Mon
day will see new faces above the whit
suits worn for two days by the oh
Jectors. After the quits arrived an
the men had tried them on mutter
ings were heard, but they did not re
1use TO wear them as Manager Mos
WAS in Philadelphia on business
When he returned yesterday. the on
5ectors went to him and laid thei
grievance OF the white suits befor
him. telling him they would resig
II compelled to wear the suits.
The local tobacco market WAS yer
active last week and highest price
ever paid here for primings wer
brought. More than $4,000 pound
were sold lat prices ranging fror
$6.25 to $500 per hundred pounds
The sale OF the new leaf. which be
gins Wednesday of the coming weet
VIII set new records for early seaso
prices. The crop this year IL sal
n he punSuuIly ynod i'm suits Of nm