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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
News Of South Richmond

After being indicted Judge Wells par1nittca
/ the bond to be renewed
Suit Withdrawn.
ASteT announcement was made by tho at
out OF court. Judge Z. II. Wells yesteruuy
permitted the $1,000 suit OF Chow uEainet
Doneila to be withdrawn. Tho case was
evidence had not been submitted Chew was
suing FOR slandor and defamation OF char-
acter. which arose out OF a dispute over
the amount OF material used in the con-
stfuctlon OF building, OF which Chew was
Huoconstrnctor updcr Donelia
In Police Court.
In tho absence OF Justice H. A. Maurice,
squire j. t willard. sitting in Police Court
Fart z yesterday dealt out Justice to a pair
OF offenders. who awaited him. Both we're
colorod. Tho fret Eddie Ensley ,maiI
ooy: caught In tho act OF stealing a lot Of
Junk by Captain A s. Wright, was ordered
mary punishment dealt then and there.
Moses Jefferson. colored. charged with b.
ing drunk and disordcrly. was ponaIized S.
Hugh Mcintosh was picked UP lat. yss-
s,o,ion and locked up In tho Third Police
to care for himself A'''''e
Held for Examination.
Tho Chesterfield authorities were notinod
yesterday afternoon that Emmett Pond. a
held In the First Police Station. susneeto s
OIL OF oeinS Insane. AS there is no jail or
the county tho man will ba kept until n
commission OF lunacy can look into hIs
case Pond 1t is said. had recently undor-
zone serious trouble. and II II thought hi.
nina is only temporarily deranged
Suit for Damages.
=. 81. ward. who was injured about two
months ago while working on a new .truc-
lure being erected on Broad Street has en-
.ered suit for $4,000 against the Richmond
Structural Steel Company. Ward claims in
his declaration that through the negligence
OF the defendant company n heavy iron
sLoer teli crushing his jaw. nocessltatinE n
he Is represented by John A. Lamb
Boys Got Continuance.
Raymond Baber. Dick Cox ana " r
Blunt, tho whito youhts arrested Ia,t 1o.L
eharsed with forgery and attempting to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03

George R. Vending, Ill. D.. Of Chariestown.
W. Va. considered ono of tho foremost
platform orators in America, has returned
to Richmond to give sorics OF lectures
under tho auspices of the Central Young
Mems Christian Association. He will speak
this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock at the men s
meeting at tho Bijou Theatre. His subject
Will be THE Man OF Galilee."
Tuesday night Mr.. Vending will open a
auditorium of the Y. NJ. G.; A. His firs'
subject will be "Unaeen Renlitics." Admls-
sion TO tile aeries will be by contribution
he obtained from tho headquarters OF the
y. NJ. G. a.
Rev J. W. Young, D. D.. the successor OF
Rev. j. y. Latham. u. D., as pastor Of the
Centenary Methodist Church. has arrived In
Richmond from Danvillc 10 take up his new
duties and T Fh,b S Soa ssvsfs
Comfort" will be his subject this morning,
while tonight his sermon Will be The I'm
dertow.'" Sunday school and mems Bible
class will meet In the church auditorium a.
9:ss A. n.
Rev Samuel c. Hatcher D. D., vice-pres-
preach at both services at the PARK Place lace
Methodist Church to-day. His subject at
a. n: viii DO THE rethsrhood OF God"
Rev ]. r. stratton, D. D.. of Baltimore,
will preach at both services at the First
Baptist Church. Rev. George W. Mcdaniel.
the pastor, has exchanged puIpits with DR..
Stratton.
Services at Monumental Episcopal Church
will begin this afternoon at o'clock. Fol-
lowing the service an organ recital. with
tho following program, will be carried out:
Prelude and fuque on the hymn tune. Aus
trih" (Faulknes); "Andantino, In D fat
Lemare): "Andantino" in fat (whet.
toni; "cantique glamour, (Lsmare); '.IIum-
oresqne" Hsquested). (pvorah): military
Governor Mann will speak this morning
at II o'clock at tho Thanksgiving service
at the Randolph Street Baptist Church a
special musical program will BIO carried out
Rev. w, T. Robertson, the pastor, Will
preach at night. 80
Rev John II. Eager, d. D., OF EBaItimore,
Street Baptist Church. - * = n !;
6sN q I. DaNen, nowly-appointsdl naetor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
SCHOOL CENSUS
IN ALExAN DRIA
Especial to The Times.p,spatch

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Alexandria, Va. December 2,-Thjs
city being dissatisfied with the school
census taken In 1910. had new school
census taken, through the efforts OF
me Chamber OF Commerce, and IL
SHOWS an increase Of 674 pupils over
the 1910 census. which means a saving
70 the city OF $4,000 for the ensuing
i've years. II the old census had held
good Alexandria would have lost that
amount for the ensuing five years in
State school funds. 90
1t is understood that the new census
mas been approved by j. D. ERRleston
struction. -
The census taken in 1910 gave Alex
andria a total school population OF
2,0Sh. and this census, Just completed,
gives total Of 2,76s,
tonight at Armory Hall into the Fra
ternal' Order of Americans ut q State
class initiation. The candidates were
from various parts Of inc State. In
addition to the members OF the local
council there were many State officers
and delegates in attendance. Tho de-
srees were excmplihed by teams from
Norfolk, Berkcly and this city. A
largo delegation Of mombers OF the
order from Washington attended.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
JUDGE REF USES
TO REDUCE BAIL
Accused Postal Inspector, Huff
man, Still Under $4,000
Bond.
Especial to The rlmos.n,s,,, ,

~ nc IlmeS-D 1Spatch.l
nyaSh6urg, Va, December a.
with the theft OF a Registered n enaI[s 60
containing $4,000 from the mails haye
curing the night OF October IS, viii
nave TO remain IN jail until his case
Is disposed of in tho United States
oiStfict Court II he cannot give 325.O0O
Daii, Tor Judge Mcdowell this mornin {.
refused to change the amount of the
pond required originally by Commits
sioner T. j. O'Brien
me matter came up this morning In
chambers before Judge McDoweII In
MS Office In the Lynch Building. Rarnes
Slilespie, district attorney appearing
70 resist the motion, and Caskie &
GISasKle. or this city, and Wampler
Earman. of Harrisonburg, appearInr
for tho accused. 40
The counsel for the accused as,red
mat the surety be reduced to SID n0o
oGt this was resisted by Mr.. Giliesnie'
VINO maintained that he has strong
enain OF circumstantial evidence
asalnSt thurman, and that IL he had
me $4,000 the bond required by the
$4,000. 70
After some preliminary examination
OF Inspector Robertson. one Of the
postal inspectors who was at work on
the case for several weeks. Mr. Gil.
lespie stated In n general wav tho
chaln OF evidence secured up to this
time by the government and what II
expected to prove.
me motion was argued briefly. after
which Judge Mcdowell promptiv re
FUSED TO entertain 1t. and Huffma n
was sent back to the city Jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03

OF ST James Methodist Church. will preach
at both services.
Rev. W. l. Evans. formerly OF Philnde!-
phia, Will preach at both services al Eman.
ucl Baptist Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03

this morning, He will conduct both SER
vices at the usual hours.
At tn Cowardln Avenue Christian Church
to-day the pastor, Rev. +. w. Long, will
PTTssSh Oh, on "Unrseoraed HeIoism" and
be rendered by the womel's quartet
At the Meade Memorial Episcopal Church
tho rector, Rev. E. e. Warren. will conduct
both services at tho usual hours. Sunday
Personal and General.
Mr and Mrs w. J. Carter and son. Welke.
have returned from New York and Balu-
T. P. Cheatham is critically III at his home
on Decatur Street
Mr.. and Mrs Linwood Lloyd have re-
turned home from their bridal trip.
Raymond Paul. Of Black urg. is spend-
Ing few days with his parents on balm
bridge Street
Miss Fiosslo aaiiian, Of Chase City, 4. Wis
iting her sister, Arr. Baratior Harris, on
Porter Street
II. L. Fendlcy is tho guest OF .his parents.
The condition of ]. W. Walton Of soc
cambridge Stroet. who 10 SERIOUSLY IN M
the home OF his brother In Louisa county js
slightly improved. =
Mrs. Bulah O. White who no, h.. 49,,
III. is abls to be out,
MICS Gertrude utz is the Eue.t Of M,..
Euline DuVal at Farmville ~
Mrs. Mhnkin. who was Heriously in,ured
ter. sfrs. whitlock. on Wet Four,..nth
street. Is slowly recovering
IN Important meeting OF the Woman,
Sh mnoh society OF the Bainbridge Street
church paf''r OF the
For the bcnent of tho annex nnS ~.
s Eena .a,hand Society OF the Bainbridxe
street Baptist Church will give n b.nsS,
! a allow, at the Pastime Theatre Tonday n anG
Tuesday nights. Special featurcs Hi,, ana
o"o"h III each performance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03

obtain money under false pretensos, wero
granted continuance for one week by
In the Oak Grove Court in the absence Of
Magistrate L. W. Cheathnm The boys were
represented By Attorneys Page and Pulliam.
therefore not familiar with tho case.
Willie Barton. charged with entering tho
store OF the Consolidated Furniture Com
pany and stealing several piateglass mir
rors. was given a lne S.
On a charge OF reckless driving on tho
peosrsSurG Turnpike Charlie Taylor was
Several small and unimportnnt civil cases
were also disposed of.
Funeral of Mrs. Burroughs,
The funeral OF Mrs. J. R. T.. Burroughs.
near Bon Air. will take place this af,ernoon
at o'clock from the home
Mrs Burroushs who was seventy-two
REC on useful work In caring for chill
dren In need OF help. Though the homo will
aoootiess DO continued, her death brings a
great loss to that branch of Christian worh
as well as to her many friends
Church Services.
fors ,, w, Z; sac, pastor Of the Weather
subjects to-day: Morning. give Attention
enee In Black Mans Life" The Baptist
fG pnn Peoples na Union will moet at ! P. n
Street Baptist Church. Mornlns sai snSied,
IN. ne r INSTRUMENTATION OF the South; even.
tves OF Crime
Or. Aseury Christian will preach this
Al the Asbury Methodist Church The
nowly- appointed pastor. Rev. j. r. ErsIes-
Ton, VIII preach nj both services taking 20,
night. ministers Business" Tho choir riI
sing at the morning service. IAN Unlted In
Jesus and at night, Sing Aloud, Hogan.
ma, EpWorth League service Mt p. n
REV. j. T. Haley will begin hi, fourth
year as pastor of the stockton street cbnrch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03

After being indicted Judge Wells per1nitte
the bond to be renewed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
South Richmond Bureau.
Tho Times-Dispatch,
1910 Hull Street,

Phone Madison Tt.
l; has been suggested by the friends Of
.. Z. Toner, former member OF tho Lesis
tature. that he would make atiing sue.
eessor TO the late George E. Gary Fire
Commissioners OF washington Ward. Mr.
Toaey has been prominent In politics fol
many years, and has hold several offices
II 10 a member OF tho Legislature thai
majority. and only failing to be reelected
through split in his own ward. Besidst
representing old Manchester. he was one o.
The leading promoters OF tho Manchester
Rnd Chesterfield Business None Association.
OF which he was elected the Arst preai.
dent. an office no sim nils.
tho zeal OF his friends In naming him for
Fire Commandment and will n6t mako
snany who think no Is tho man for tn,
place.
MAILING Good Record.
BY the report OF the Sanitary Inspector,
IT. w. Mitchell. who devoted his entire time
70 looking after the health conditions In
:ho southside. It Will be seen that steady
improvement is being made. In the past
month Mr.. Mitchell has made moro than
FOO visits and itty plumbing inspec-
as whole as excellent He Is receiving
tho hearty cooperation OF the houschoiders
end has few violations to carry to court.
his suggestions IN almost every case being
carried out without question.
IIaddock Case Tomorrow.
CHARGED in an indictment with breaking
Haddock twenty-six years old, will be tried
before Judge f. H. Wells Tomorrow morn
ing In Hastings Court Par, g Haddock
by the evidence submitted to tho grand
jury. WAS caught in the act Of entering the
warehouse of winso, Elicit & crump SEQ.
ond and Decatur Streets. and taking severn,
pair Of shoes, which. It 10 alleged, he dis.
posed OF 10 shoe deadorp In Richmond and
South Richmond.
Hatdook is represented by Hiram
Smith. who waived tho preliminary hearing
In Police Court, Part :. Haddock was re-
leased on $1,000 bail. his father Gons surety,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
Saved Mans Life;
Had Acute Indigestion

REXToN, Mich.-Mr. D. A. Sammon,
writes: Il am incloslnB stamps. for
which wish you would send me n2
return mail one bottle OF your DiKestit,
chronic Indigestion. and have found
that Il has practically cured me-
nave II only occasionally. and like to
keep your preparation on hand for
myself and 'frtends. onoe saved with
Digestit the life Of man who had
been snftering from acute tndiHestjon.3
severe or acute attacks OF indiqes-
ton are relieved almost Instantly BIZ
Digestit. It 10 q harmless remedy. too
even child can take It without the
least fear OF harmful after-efYects Dr.
gest!t hog relieved thousands why NOT
try TT Your money back if you ara
not pleaaed. 60c at drug stores
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
Freight Train Wrecked.

IHPeGIaI 20 TIC n.os-DIspltch.J
bynchnurg, Va. December "a
westbound freight train was vrecr Cd
last evening sixty miles west of Lynch
ourg, on the James River branch
or the Chesapeake and Ohio A baJf
ooZen cars were demolished and traf-
nc was tied up several hours. The
trouble is said to have been dine "a y
defective rail -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-05
DR.. Young Reported Better.

DR.. Young, who was severely injur-
ed in a difficulty Saturday afternoon
in which he was felled to the side
walk and received a severe gasn on
the back of his head besides having
the small bone of his right leg frac-
tured below the knee, is reported to
be improving. but it will be some time
before he will be able to be out OF
doors.
As soon as DR.. Young is able to be
down town the trial of the case will
he had and the facts as to what
brought on the difficulty will then be
made known The physician states
that unless unforeseen complications
arise that the patient VIII recover rap
idly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-05
TWO ARRESTS ON
PERJURY CHARGE
CREEK INDIANS, HIGH IN THEIR
TRIBAL COUNCILS, HELD AT
SAPULPA.

Sapulpa, OKLA, June Charged
with perjury, Wiley NJ. Mcintosh OF
Mcintosh county, formerly a candi-
ddte for chief OF the Creek tribe OF
Indians, and for four years an in
terpreter for the government at the
federal penitentiary, and Joe Mcln-
tosh, captain of the light horse brig.
ade of the same tribe, were arrested
Friday in Muskogee by Constable
Scott and brought TO Sapula and
placed in the county jail. Later they
were arraigned before Justice w.
Z. Root, pleaded not guilty and were
released on $1,000 bond each.
1t is charged that April "a, 1906,
the defendants made an affidavit in
which they swore that Thomas Nc
Intosh Jr., was of lawful age and au-
thorized to transact his own bust
ness. Later when case was tried
before Judge Wade S Stanfield in
the district court, entitled William T.
Richart VS.. Charles A. Sharpe ct
al this affidavit proved to be per-
tinent evidence for the defendants
and materially assisted in winning
the case. Richart claims that he
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-05
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
MET THIS MORNING
REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF
TIE EXCHANGE WAS WELL AT
TENDED.

There was good attendance at
the weekly meeting of the Ardmore
and Carter county real estate eX-
change this morning in the CONNER
cial Club rooms and some small con
tracts were made TO further advertise
the resources of the county.
Contract forms were read and
adopted and there was great feel
ing of unanimity and encouragement
among the members.
President RcXroat in remarks for
the good of the order said that the
combined efforts of the real estate
men of the county auo done great
deal to put the business on higher
plan and had established a system of
profits that were fair to the eX-
change and TO the investor alike, and
that uniform prices would prevail
and the investor is placed in good
hands Immediately upon his arrival
here to purchase either city or cOun-
try property. As an organization the
exchange has done what as individ-
uals they could not accomplish.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-05
.LORENA PARK
ARENA TONIGHT
CLASSY CARD WILL BE GWEN
WARE SAYS he is GOING TO
WIN MILES CONFIDENT.

The boxing contest to be given at
Lorena park tonight promises to give
some real live sport to the followers
OF the game and indications point to
the fact that a large crowd will be on
hand TO witness the main event. The
open air arena is about completed and
everything will be in readiness to-
night when the bell calls the first
preliminary to the scratch.
Some corking good preIiminaries
have been staged for this event and
a good semi-wind-up is also promised
This is the first Of a series of zen air
entertainments to be given at the park
this summer and the management
have promised that every one will be
a hummer, the stalling thing will not
be tolerated at these bouts and con-
testants will have TO keep busy from
bell to bell.
Next week the management have
contracted with a couple OF shifty ones
and Harry Wallace will probably be
seen in action here upon that occa-
sion. Followers Of the game who saw
him perform here some time ago are
well impressed with him and he will
be- matched with some GOOD man who
is capable of giving him an argument
II one can be found.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-05
Demolishing Old Landmark.

One of the old landmarks of Ard.
more is rapidly vanishing from sight,
The old sheds and Office building Of
the Chickasaw Lumber Co., at the cor
ner of Broadway and Washington
streets purchased by W. r. Burnitt laat
Saturday at auction, are being taken
down and the lumber removed. These
sheds were erected about the year
1893, and were used until this spring
when the lumber company removed
their yards and offices TO West Main
street. This site will be occupied by
the federal building as soon as the
government erects it, which is ndet
mite at present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-05
Thieves in The Church.

Evangelist Nichol, with Prof. Carr
in charge of the song services, began
the meeting yesterday. The auditori-
um was well filled at the morning
services, and at night the house was
crowded At the morning service NJ.
Nichols discussed Greater Works
In this he dealt with the dignity of
the work that the people of God may
engage inc~ His appeal TO stimulate
all the work for the salvation of sin
ners was strong. The subject at night
was "Salvation.' In this service it
was insisted that men should be saved
from the love, practice and guilt Of
sin" In the presentation Of the ser
mon he was logical and at the same
time touched the hearts of the peo-
ple. While Mr.. Nichol often makes
reference to the failure of some peo-
pie to teach all the truth, he is cour-
teous to all, always He insisted last
night that he did not have any Of the
"c,ap-trap' methods by which to make
a show of great number of conver-
sons. He said: Il have little respect
for or patience with the methods Of
the sensational evangelist. ! abhor
the religion that will effervesce while
the meeting is in progress. Let US
have men who have real connection
with Recommendations that are the
work of the Spirit of Cod
Tonight the subject is Thieves in
The Church" Hear him in his SER
mons that strike to the heart of the
people
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-05
WILL WAGE WAR
ON BOIL WEEV|L
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
ASKS THAT A CLOSE WATCH
BE KEPT AND REPORTED.

\. q. Graham, special agent Of the
United States department of agri
culture has just returned from a trip
over Carter and Love counties and
states that he never saw such crops
at this season OF the year in all his
life, and predicts thai there will be
the biggest harvest OF the two stand
ard crops, cotton and corn, that
was ever harvested In this county.
He states that the oar and other
small grain crops We're cut a li,te
short on account OF The drou.h but
even at that, farmers WIo have 1ar-
vested their oats and wheat We're
aereoably surprised 10 ind that they
TUNED out mach better than they
expected. Asked a6ou. ,ho boil Wcey-
il. Mr.. Graham said that there was no
indication of its presence here Al
present, but he had just received a
letter from the department askins
that a sharp lookout be kept for the
pest and reported at once SO the
government could take some measure
to check it. For this reason Mr.
Graham desires any one discovering
weeyils in their cotton to notify him
at once and prompt ACTON will be
taken to check ii.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-05

in the city court this morning
Judge lizard handed out a few choice
lines to a batch of unruly citizens
who could not withstand the eXces-
siye heat of yesterday. The offenses
ranged from just plain and fancy
drunks to vagrancy and assault and
battery. There was but one solution
to it all. the usual fines We're assess
ed, and when not collected the vic
tim was turned over to the tender
mercies of Street Superintendent
Moore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-06-05
DERSONAL x
Z PICKUPS Il
S@-S

e. II. Neville Of Chickasha is in
the city.
X. d. Bernard OF Oil City was in
the city yesterday.
J. NJ. Leonard of Gainesville was
in the city Sunday.
". II. Norton or Marietta was in
the city today.
J. p. Cox of Purcell was in the
city Yesterday.
Senator Chas. b. Kendrick of Da-
Vi, is in the city.
Earle Martin of Sulphur spent Sun
dty in the city.
$. II. Scivally of Marietta was in
tie city yesterday visiting friends.
w. r. Green of Durant was in the
city today
J. w. Larry and wife of Idabel were
in the city yesterday with friends.
Mrs. Lena Stewart is here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Taliaferro.
Charles Price and Tom Mann of
Dougherty spent Sunday in the city.
W., II. Baldwin and C. A. Zorn OF
Madill were in the city over Sunday.
J. X. Washington was in from his
ranch to spend Sunday in the city.
w II. Norton and wife of Marietta
were i'm the city Sunday with friends.
l.. c. Leisure, a former resident OF
this city is here from Western Texas
where he resides.
r. r. Phillips left today for his
territory, after spending Sunday here
with his family.
Z. White, j. o. Abney and W. +.
Harvey of sulphur spent Sunday in
the city.
]. NJ. Whitfield and wife of Oil
Springs are registered at the Whit
tington.
j. X. Mckinney or Durant was in
the city yesterday, the guest OF
friends.
Mrs. Jim Davenport and daughter
of Lindsay are in the city visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Kate Jolly and little son,
Suggs. have returned from a several
months visit in Little Rock and diff
ferent points in Texas.
Guth Mathis has returned from
Atkins. Ark, where he was called a
few days past on account of the i'll
ness of a brother, who resides az
that place.
Attorney ]. B. Champion returned
from Kentucky this morning, where
he had been to attend the funeral
of his father who died there last
week.
Prof. W. c. Richards of Princeton,
KY, arrived in the city yesterday.
Prof. Richards was recently appointed
by the school board TO succeed Prof.
Charles Evans as superintendent Of
the city schools.