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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS
Five Cases neci"cd Yesterday and Ono Is
Argued and Submitted.

Five Cases neci"ed Yesterday and Ono Is
Argued and Submitted.
me United States Circuit Court OF App
peais convened Yesterday morning at j
o'clock with Circuit Judge Nathan Gof, OF
Clarkshnrs. W Va. and Circuit Judge j. C.
Fritchard. OF Ashevilie, X. c.. in attendance
Joseph e. johnson. of Warsaw, ~ c.. and
L; D. Broadhnrsi. Of Greensboro, Nc. Were
admitted to pra ctice s3Fsst5{
The following case was argued:
NO. lo8-Broad River Lumber Company
appellant. VS. J Mlddicby Jr.. appellee; APP
pea from the Circuit Court at Greensboro.
n g. Cause argued by f.. j Justice and
~ p, Broadhurst. of Greensboro, NJ. c.. for
ne , appellant and by William p. .Bynum.
oi ~ oree l,., y. c.. for the appellee
On motion Of defendant In error the court
ordered the plaintiff In error to Give an nd
n.iiohai '"rerse';eas bond IN the following
~ cii-A ~ I.awton. nlalntin In error
w Gafrentcr, Rasgot & CO., defendant IN
/ error: IN error 70 the Circuit Court at
.harleNon. s. g On motion OF defendant
IN error 70 require plaintiff in{error to give
an additional sunnrse6eas bond. Motion
GRANTED and PLAINTIFF In error ordorat1 &c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
ORPHANS GET OUTING
VIII Be, Given Trip and Entertainm. ct h
Automobile Club.

Automobile Club.
Four hundred orphan children will be tho
guests to-day OF the Richmond Automobile
Club, the event being an annual picnic.
which will take place at the Automobile
Country Club.
The carz will assemble this afternoon at
2:i5 o clock In Capitol Square. and those
who have arranged for the occasion have
asked all motorists to donate their ma
chines for The chidren's use, as II is anti
cipated thai the crowd OF youngsters this
year will be lager than ever.
The route followed to tho club will be west
through Broad street 10 Adams, to Frank
lin. to Monument Avenue. thence to Rose
meath Road TO the Cory street Road and TO
the club. f .
Ample entertainment for the children Will
be arranged for by a committee composed
of the following members: 39
Mrs r. A. Nichols Mrs. H. S. Corey, Mrs
H. ". Bassett Mrs. L. NJ Foster. Mrs B.
a. Blenner, Mrs. B. w. Wilson. Mrs. e. C..
Pelouze, Mrs. Stuart Michaux, Mrs. Fl. D..
Bryant. Mrs. John T. Wilson Mrs. Mostly
West, Mlss Grace Heremnn Mrs. Lawton
crutchned and Misa Mary Anderson.
The committee in charge OF securing suffi-
Client automobiles and attending to other de-
tails consists OF Dr. II. S. Corey. Mostly
West, i.eRoy Brown ". 3. Nelson and b.
w. WILSON. f5a33t III RAJ ~ {s..f.5t
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ve additions, bond for $500 within ten

give additional bond for 5000 within ten
Court announced and handed down It's
opinion In the following cases:
NO. lolc-J D. Foster. plaintiff in error.
vs. United States. defendant in error In err
ror to the District Court at Roanoke Va
Opinion By Judge Pritchnrd Reversed and
reminded for now trial
No. l9i3-E. G. Coffin and D. Samuel White.
appellants. vs.. Harris Woodbury. Lum r
company. appellee; appeal from the Circuit
Court at Ashevillc, y. c. Per curlam opin-
ion Affirmed. with costs
No. ioe3-Atlnntic Coast Line Railroa 4
company plaintiff IN error, vs. y. VI. stokee
an infant. by Ms next friend. D. j. Stokes
deie ndant In error: In error to the Circuit,
Court Mt Wilmington, y. C. Per curtain
opinion. Affirmed. with costs
No. lc2t-Clarenco A. knight. plaint!n In
error VS. Kendall Lumber Company, OF Gar
rett county. Md. ct al. defendants in error;
IN IN error to the Circuit Court at Baltimore.
Nd. Per curiam opinion. Affirmed with
costs.
No. lo35-Clarence A. knight, plaintiff in
error, vs., John r.. Male and Gary L
Male. defendants in error; in error to tho
Circuit Court at Baltimore. Md Per curia.n
opinion. Affirmed. with costs. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
BUILDING PERMITS
REYNOLDS Tobacco Company ADDS Coucrcte
Boiler-IIouse to Its Plant.

REYNOLDS Tobacco Company ADDS Concrete
Boiler-fiouse to Its Plant
permit was issued yesterday in the Of
nee OF the Building Inspector TO the r. j
REYNOLDS Tobacco Company. OF Winston
salem y. C.. 10 erect reinforced concrete
boiler house beside the factory now under
construction on the east side OF Eleventh
street between Byrd Street and the Canal
to cost $3.50
Other permits were issued yesterday as fol-
Alex Hunter, to erect detached two
TO cost 1878. It7
Mrs, r.. l.. Godsey. 10 erect detached
onc-story frame dwelling OH the east side of
Bryan Street between Llttepage and Chris
tian Streets. to cost S200
B. Hall. to repair .wo-s,ory frame
dwelling. loco West Car! street. to cost $50.
r. u. Best. 10 erect IN additional story
over onc-story detached frame dwelling o6i
East Thirteenth Street. Washington Ward,
to cost Sss5. .llf-'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
GETS YEAR ON ROADS
stale Gloves from Merchant Willie WORKING

Stale Gloves from Merchant Willie Working
AZ Carpenter.
On his plea OF guilty lieniy Hirsch. charS-
cd with stealing quantity OF gloves frun,
Thalhimer Brothers. was sentenced by Judg sc
Witt In the Hastings Court yesterday morn
ing TO one year on The roads.
iiirsch stole the gloves while working as
n carpenter In the Thalhimer Brothers
store and was afterwards arrested on a
charge OF peddiing without license The
theft OF the gloves then came TO Igh,
through a confession By Hirsch to one OF the
members of the firm.
IS. A. crymes. colorcd. appea ling from Po-
lice Court. withdrew his appeal and took the
penalty imposed by the lower court-for sell
Ing liquor without a license-sIxty days In
jail and ne Of 500
Edward Richardson. colored, was sent ia
Jail Tor stealing cloth from William A
Green.
Ralph Millburn. appealing. pleaded guilt,
10 assnu''inE and resisting Policeman T. W
rinslcy and was sentenced 10 fifteen day,
III Jail. 3i#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
BYRD TO ADDRESS
PRESS MEETING
Program for Annual Session Of
Virginia Newspaper Men
Announced. IF

Having for his subject THE Relation
OF the Newspaper TO legislation
Richard Evelyn Byrd. Speaker OF the
House OF Delegates. will deliver the
principal address at the twenty third
annual session OF the Virginia Press
Association. This years meeting will
be held at Natural Bridge on July
ills The proGra IN was announced
arranging for the pleasure OF the
members OF the associatior.gIt IS com
posed OF II. r. Mills. Buena Vista; w.
Z. Addison. Lynchburg. Mrs. W. Nc
Donald Lee. IrvinEton; Mrs. E. G.,
Moseley. Danviile. and Mrs Lucicn Lof-
ton, Emporia 4f
The officers for the present year.
whose successors Will be chosen at
Campbell. Amherst New Era. president
Walter E. Addison. Lynchburg News.
vice president; j. L. Hart, lrarmville
Herald. secretary. E. G.. Moseley. Dan
Gray Robinson, Orange Observer. his
torian. Executive committees: c. B.
Cooke, Richmond; y. r. Rowe. Fred :
ericksburg, NJ, I. Harrison, Bedford
George O. Greene. Clifton Forge.
The program Is as follows:
Tuesday, July II.
IL a. M.-Welcome address. by DR..
George w, Denny. president Washing
ton and Lee University: response on
behalf OF the association. by c, B.
Cooke, Richmond; presidents address,
{. j. Campbell. Amherst New Era
naming of committees by president.
3 T.. M.-"Thc Business Manager"
by S. W. Meek Woman Journalism
by Mrs. f. w. Bisseil. of stanton.
Wednesday,, July l..
10 a. M-Address, by S. c. Theis.
advertising manager of the American
Press Associations THE Relation of
the Newspaper TO Legislation" by Hon.
r. E. Byrd, Speaker of the House OF
Delegates.
3 P. M-"Taxation in virginia. by
pr. D. s. Freeman. tax commissioner
OF Virginia: Some Thoughts From Ny
Sane tum,'' by Miss Bertha Gray Robin
son, editor of the Orange Observer.
voluntary talks by members of the
association
Thursday, July 10.
10 a. M.-Reports of committees:
discussions by members on newspaper
work.
p M-Historica1 address, by Miss
Bertha Gray Robinson. editor of the
Orange Observer and historian OF a s.
socintion: further reports of commit
tees: election of officers.
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wood-wood.

&. lSpeclai 10 ne Ilmes-Dispatch.l
Washington. Va. June 14.-charles
Dudley Wood and Miss Lucy Wood.
afternoon at o'clock In the Flint
Hin Baptist Church. the ceremony be-
Ing performed by Rev. Mr. Clements,
the pastor. Aubrey VI. Wood, an uncle
OF the groom was the best man. and
the bride was given away by her
father, B. j. Wood. The bride is the
youngest daughter OF B. j. Wood, The
treasurer Of the county They Will
make an extended bridal tour, visit
ms. the Northern cities and Niagara
lat home at the tgroom's home near
Bcnrenue, in this county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
RUFFNER SCHOOL CLOSES

Folk Dancing 10 BE Features of Exercises
This Morning.
The following program will be rendered by
the sixth and seventh-year pupils of the W.
u. Runner School this morning al 10 OF clock
Patrons and friends OF the school are invIt-
ed 10 be present: Song. "a Vow: presen-
taton ,ot seven r certificates aud class
picture by r. L. slanton; song. SPINNING
Maiden: "Shoemakcr's Dance; finish
reel: song. Russian hymn; "Chimcs of Dun
kirk; German hopping dance: song. "Annie
1-auric": highland Schottische. BIekinE;
song. vesper hymn: Swedish clap dance
Irish Tilt; The Lord Is My Shepherd"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
A Gernnless Milk

M MI milk is always germ laden. There
are nyrads of germs in every drop of the cleanes.
raw milk you can buy.
There lie not one germ in gallon Of Van
Camps Children can drink it without thought
OF injection. Think wha, |, means to have for all
ofyour uses an absolutely gernless milk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
CInyyIlIe to Annenl.

An appeal to the supreme Court from N,
decision OF the State Corporation Commits
sion in regard 10 the closing Of the Southern
Railway station at Clayville is protected by
yesterday compiling the necessary record for
an appeal. The railway company asked re-
Gently to be allowed TO close either Dorset
other and the commission decided In favor
OF the Dorset people. allo wing the closing o,
Ciayvillc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
CnnnriI cnr,rnitten.

The Council Committee on Light will meet
this afternoon Mt ; o'clock The Committees
on MaHEets and Grounds and BUILDINGS arc
scheduled for meetings at s o'clock.
Committees on the calendar for TO- NOR
row night arc the Committee on Cemeteries
at 1:3o o'clock. and the Committees OF.
Streets and Street Cleaning AZ s o,cincls A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
STATE DENTISTS
OPEN cow IGNITION
Many Technical Matters Dis
cussed-Practical Work Done
in Clinics.

Members of the Virginia State
Dental Association opened yesterday
morning In the Jefferson auditorium
the forty second annual convention with
an attendance representing every sec
ton of the State. After brief prelim-
inaries the body got down TO work
and during the day heard and dis
cussed number of papers OF technical
nature the afternoon being given over
TO cilric and practical demonstrations.
The convention Will continue to day
It's discussion of advanced dentistry
a branch of medical science which. IL
is claimed. is making very rapid pro-
Sress.
The convention was called to ord ei,
at 10 o'clock by DR.. F. w Stiff, OF
Richmond. the president and opened
with prayer by Rev. j. ~ Latham,
D. D.. pastor of Centenary Methodist
Church The visitors were welcomed
TO the city by Mayor Richardson. and
some routine business was transacted
including the roll call of members.
the appointment of committees. the
payment OF dues and the reading of
minutes
Presidents Address.
Presi lent stin. in his annual ad
dress, brought prolonged applause by
his suggestion that the association fix
upon Richmond a. its permanent meet
ing place. instead of wandering from
place to place, and from year to year
changing conditions and surroundings
He argued that Richmond was the
most advantageous and central loca-
ton. that ii had the best facilities and
offered many attractions.
The report was referred TO special
committee on the presidents address.
tt'1 va Ne 4
recommends tons
President Stiff also called attention
to the new State law which requires
dentists applying for license on and
AFTER January |. 1914 to be qualified
practitioners of medicine. He recon-
mended that courses be arranged In
the dental schools connected with the
medical colleges. so that dentists
| might successfully fni h the full
study in vacation.
Many Papers Discussed.
At the afternoon clinic papers were
read and illustrated by DR.. j. w. Egg
Eleston, OF Richmond; DIR. J. o. Hodg-
kin, of Warrenton: Dr.tJ. z. Harper
Of Danvilie: Dr. w. Fl Moseley, OF
South Boston. and Or. r. L. T.. Miller
OF Front Royal. Addresses were made
by Dr. H. F. Wood, of Roanoke; DR.. r
~ .''ihfson' Oh Rlchmondi Ut. w. u
Whittof Abingdon: DR.. L. NJ. Coward,n
of Richmond. and DIR F. b. Longan.
Last night there were addresses In
the Jefferson auditorium by DR.. F. A
Lee Of Lynchburs; DR.. William Pitch
er. 81 Petersburg. and DR.. p. l.. Lester
! OF Richmond. ali of technical nature
and each followed by general discus
! sion Of the subject in hand. Several
exhibits have been made in the con
yention hall by manufacturers Of dem
TAI machinery and appliances.
| Thc convention will resume It's work
this morning al 10 O'Clock. The con-
Guiding sessions will be held to-mor-
row.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
RESULTS OF PRIMARY.
Election Held IN Amelia for County
Officers. la.t ~ iEtaM

Especial to The Times Dispa lch.
Amelia, Va, June 14.--Primary cleo
tion returns tonight atHAmelia Court
house give Jefferson 1877 and Fardaway
IS for commemorative attorney. The
nine precincts In the county glveT. r.
Hnrdaway 302N and J. q; Jefferson ESQ
George K.#'raylor received 81 and w
r. CarterG21S for treasurer. w. Is
Elan recelyed as ,alna w. Z colanlan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
Tnrnin Sustained

Judgment in the sum Of $3.50 was entered
Yesterday in the Law and Equity Court in
against Rohm & Grszeck. the decision nj
civil Justice Tnrpln being sustained.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15

we have spen. seven years and 100000 to
get you milk like this. We have broueh,
famous experts from Switzerland and Holland to
produce in America a milk equal to the best in
the world. single can will prove 10 you tha,
we have it, and we want you to find 1t OUT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
Marriage licenses

Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday
10 J. Melvin Wicker. OF san Antonio Tex
and May NJ. Fry: Charles David smith. Of
Petersburg. and Eva Lee Slaughter and to
Roland y Racket and Bcuia A. Germei-
man. .aI atf0la.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
Charged with mousebreal,inr

Alexander Brightley. colored was arrest
ed last night on warrant charging him
with breaking Into the vacant house at ola
North Nineteenth Street and stealing there
from quantity of lead pipe and lead nix
lures belonging TO william p. Pizzinl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15

276 for sherir. J. A. sydnor. SO. ond
q A. Hammer. a. for supervisor. Jack
son District, W. @. Foster. rs. and w.
r. Farley 20. for supervisor. Leigh
District Other oficee had no oppoei-
tion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-15
Us Is! a Pity Not TO Know
Z his Milk
ERE IS gernAess niS from Hosen per cent butter
It. Produced by famous to the best Swiss milk

gives TO milk dishes richness and flavor such as
n,ilkman's milk never gives.
For Van Camps is whole milk. 1t has all tho
butter fat, all the solids which belong TO the
richest milk
Milkn1ans milk always separates, before and
after you get it, The milk used for cooking is
rarely more than a half-nilk
Make one milk dish with Van Camps and dis
cover the difference. Then remember that this
milE-wholc, rich and germless-costs less than
the mkman's milk.
The Caucasian., 1911-06-11
Big Split Up Among Regulars" "

Monroe independents: Evidence is
not lacking that there is a big split
up among the ''reguIars" and that
soon there will be war to the knife
and knife to the hilt.
when thieves fall out honest
men get their due
There has been for some time ru-
mors of what "the bhoys Of Orleans
were going to do to 'the Gov" when
they got a chance at him in the pri-
mary, and now comes the boss of
the Tenth Ward, National Commit
teeman Robert Ewing, owner of the
New Orleans States and Shreveport
Times, and the strongest and
staunchest friend and supporter
Governor Sanders has, reading the
riot act to Candidate Michel and
making goO-gOO eyes at DR.. AsWelI.
Already too, the CA. P. has taken
the tip and the first thing their
readers know they will witness a
complete S0merSault from Michel to
Aswell and will be reading peans of
praise for the erstWhile base in
crate, James B. AsWell, and fiery de-
nunciatiOns Of that unspeakable and
impossible New Orleans ward boss,
John T. Michel.
1t may be bit tough for 'em to
thus so soon have to eat their own
words and turn against the high
toned gentleman and patriotic citi-
zen whom they are now supporting
for governor, but when the Gov
passes the word there will be moth
ing else left for them to do, for after
all he is the big boss and what he
says has got to go.
The Caucasian., 1911-06-11

which combine to make the average
sermon a WEAKNESS to the flesh.
And, in dealing with the problems
of the time, he does not mince
words, nor spare those who are rich
in things of this world. No prophet
Of old more boldly denounced those
who sat in the seats Of the mighty:
no priest Of any age has shown a
prof0under compassion for the
weak and the poor. Thus it happens
that his eminence has become a
great public figure, to which his
c0untrymen of all faiths look up.
That he may long be spared to con-
tinue his work is the prayer of all
who understand that character is to
wealth and power what the gold is
to the alloy.
The Caucasian., 1911-06-11
CONGRESSMAN RRoUssARD.

Hon. Robert F. Broussard, repre-
senting the Third Louisiana District
in Congress, has announced his can
didacy for the United States Senate
for the term beginning March 1
1915. He will submit his name to be
voted upon at the next Democratic
State primary election. His oppo-
nents will be Governor ]. Y. Sanders
of st. Mary and probably Congress
man Arsene P. Pujol of Lake
Charles. AS gentleman of pleasing
address Congressman Broussard has
scores of admirers in Shreveport
and throughout North Louisiana
but he will be disappointed if he
should expect support from men
who being lifelong, tried and true
Democrats, will not vote for one
who has been disloyal to the prin-
ciples of his party.
Congressman Broussard is expect
ed by invitation to address the
Democracy of Lincoln parish at
Ruston on July 4. His explanation
of how Democrat, so-called, can
vote with Republicans will be
awaited with interest.
The Caucasian., 1911-06-11

By Mr.. Winter: That the above
budget having passed it's first read
ing without opposition that same be
published for thirty days. Carried.
w. T. CRAWFORD, Pres.
A. L. DURINGER, Clerk.
H. E. Barnes, engineer, presented
estimate of work required on the
Wallace Bayou bridge on Red Bluff
road on Caddo and DeSoto parish
line and on motion the secretary
was authorized to advertise for bids
for II foot bridge, concrete posts
and wood decking, to be opened at
next meeting of the jury.
On motion the secretary TO read
vertise for bids for grading work
on road about two miles west of
Greenwood. Ali fills in excess of 24
inches to be ,sodded with Bermuda
grass. The committee granted fur
ther time on quarters for law IL
brary.
Mr.. Winter moved that the presi-
dent employ an engineer to make
The Caucasian., 1911-06-11
THE POLICE JURY
Official Proceedings OF Session Held
Thursday, June s, 1911.

/ Shreveport, La, June s, 1911. The
Police Jury of CaddO Parish, La,
met this 9th day of June, 1911 at 10
am. in regular session, W. T. CraW-
ford presiding, with the following
members present: R. L. Douglas, w
W. Wynn, S. B. Burney, ]. NJ. Mil
ler, J. C. Mahlen, William Winter,
B. B. Smith, A. J. Scott, ]. A. Sebas-
tian, f. C. Nagle. Absent: POLICEMAN
and Fisher
On motion of Mr.. Scott, duly sec
onded, the reading of the minutes
of May II, 1911, June and June )
were dispensed with and adopted as
published.
The president suggested that the
rules be suspended and that Mr..
i Douglas, who was a delegate from
Caddo to the Birmingham road con-
yention, be requested to make a re-
Iport, which is as follows:
in complying with the request of
| President Crawford, to represent
Gaddo Parish at the Fourth Annual
Good Roads Congress, held at Bir-
minghan, Ala, May % to Is, 1911, |
was only able to reach the place
! Tuesday night May %, but in time
for the actual work of Congress. Near
lly all the States were represented,
especially those Southern States
nearest Alabama, Louisiana having
some q delegates.
The Good Roads Congress being
national in its scope is not deyoting
!. its energies to an educational cam
paign along eonstructual lines, but
lis endeavoring to bring about al
agitation all over the Union, by
which there will be universal en-
|. thuiasm aroused over the subject
Of good roads and to SO encourage
the idea that pressure can be
brought to bear on the National
Congress, SO that yearly there may
be appropriated a sum for the pur-
pose of building interstate high
ways, it is the purpose of the Good
Roads Congress, further to place
good roads on the same basis as is
now enjoyed by the leyies along the
Mississippi River, the rivers and
harbOrs enterprise, the building of
dams for irrigation purposes and
the conservation of natural resour-
ces.
Their program only anticipates
national assistance in the construc-
tion and maintenance of those in
terstate roads that when completed
will tie the several states together
with a system of improved high
ways leading from one important
point to another and it is for the
individual state to make its own
connecting lines as a state system
and the county or the parish in turn.
to make It's connecting lines.
As To the kind of material to be
used III these highways no prefer
enee was shown, but of course some
form Of rock surface was antieipat-
ed, and IN every case was it admit
The Caucasian., 1911-06-11
Cardinal Gibbons, influence.

picayune: The cardinals wide in
huence may he explained in many
ways, but the most complete ex-
planation may, we think. be found
II the simplicity Of his style, within
the publit-and without. His sermons
and addresses set forth elemental
truths n pelhleid English; there is
none Of the straining for effect, nor
any Of the metaphysical refinement
The Caucasian., 1911-06-11
Official journal of CaddO Parish.

Published three times a week, Sun
day morning, Tuesday and IhurS-
day afternoon, at SIT EDWARDS ST.,
by The Caucasian q Carney PRINT
ing Co. Ltd, PrOprietors.