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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-03
Pioneer Bonanza Farmer Dead.

Pioneer BONANZA Farmer Dead.
Grand Forks.-Word has been n,
oeived Of the death Of John Living.
ston Grandin, one Of the founders OF
the famous Grandin farm in Traill
county-the flrst bonanza farm in
North Dakota. Mr.. Grandtn was 70
ct the time of his death, which %.
CURED at Battle Greek. Mich, after
IN operation for stomach trouble. A
Grand Forks pioneer tells the story Of
the founding Of this farm, which
reads like fiction. The Grandin broth,
ers were originally lumbermep and
bankers. @
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-03
COOLEST SEPTEMBER.
loo Froze and In Some Instances Il,
Ground Was Frozen.

Minot.-Last Wednesday mernine
was the coolest September morning
since. the United States government
weather bureau started to keep . 70,
ord In 1906. The thermometer va
81 degrees above ssro. This W.
three degrees colder than September
II. the first frost Of tho season. Al
though the frost has held OF pretty
we'll this year, some very heavy frosts
have come for this time Of the yaar!
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-03
10000 People Greet Carson.

rule for lrolano was carrleo " acclo.
nation.
10000 People Greet Carson.
When Sir Edward Carson stepped
out to address the overflow meeting
hs found the street below . compact
mass Of cheering people, estimated %
number 10000.
Sir Edward. In concluding bio
speech. said:
I'VE wish peace. but not ct any
price,"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-03

rule for lreIano was carr,eo " .cc,s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02

a majority Of the executive board ap.
proves. a strike should be ordered
A strike was ordered against oriose
company which had sublet contract
to a Boston contractor who e'npioysu
nonunion men. In connection Win tnis
Il was pointed out that an explosion
occurred at Millers Falls, Mass, IN
December, 1905.
Mr.. Buchanan's letters were deSotso
to the unions business in directing the
strike. A letter from Mcnamara 10
Frank NJ. RYAN. who succeeded Bu-
chanan. was read referred TO the con.
ditions in Toledo. o. McNamara saio
Buchanan had authorized member
named McC1ory TO do some missionary
work in Toledo" and that $3.50 was
appropriated for the purpose. McNa-
mara said McClory employed four men
OF whom two were arrested Tor as.
sault. and added that ar attorney said
IL the men pleaded guilty they would
be paroled but that after the men
were convicted the Central labor
Union Of Toledo adopted resolutions
against members of the Board OF Pub
lie Service. and a parole could not be
had. McEamara said he had promised
the men pay for the time they were
in jail.
a letter was read from John T. But
Ter. Buffalo vice-president OF the
union to Mcnamara. about "a sugges-
ton would not care TO put in writ
ing
The government. alleges the sugges'
ton referred to violence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
TRAINING SCHOOL !
fORS.S. WORKERS
eaptists Of City VIII Study Next
Week in Grace Street
Baptist Church.

Beginning tomorrow afternoon with
Q mass. meeting at 3 o'clock. the
sixth annual training school for Sum
day school workers and the Young
Peoples Union OF the Baptist Church.
which will be held next week In the
auditoriui. of the Grace street Baptist
Church. will offer Sabbath school work.
ers Of all denominations an opportunity
Of studying the most advanced meth.
DDS Of teaching and Organization In
this line OF religious endeavor.
Meetings on every day next week,
excepting Saturday. will begin At I
o'clock with devotional service. after
which . regular class schedule will be
carried out. The classes will be forty.
Eve minutes in length and will be con-
Quoted by experts In the different sub
jects.
The faculty which will give instruc-
tion during the training school will
be composed Of Professor w. j. Nc
0lothlin. Louisville. KY; Miss A. l.
williams. Birmingham. Ala: Professor
L p. Leavell. oxford. Miss; E,ey. J. c.
G. Dunford. Richmond: Rev. George
Green, Clifton Forge. Va, and Rev. JOS
sph T. Watts. Richmond.
The women Of the city churches will
serve luncheon every afternoon at s
o'clock during the school sessions At
this hour Of recess from regular class
Work will be taken until s:45 O'Clock.
The following schedule will be ad-
hered 70 each day: 4 o'clock. devotional
service: $50 o'clock. Sunday school
methods and history. taught BY Mr..
watts: Sis o'clock. Sunday school
tsaching. conducted by Mr.. LeaveiL
and advanced class work. by Mr.. Dun.
ford: Gas o'clock. advanced class. led
BY Mr.. watts. and Baptist Young Peo-
PIES Union conference. by Mr.. Green;
7:3o O'Clock. praise service; 7:i5
o'clock. the pupil lectures by Miss
williams: $50 o'clock. lectures on the
Book Of Genesis. by Professor McGloth-
lin.
The sessions OF the training school.
while under the direction Of the Baptist
denomination, are open to all workers.
ana several Of the speakers VIII BE
chosen from outside OF the Baptist
Church. The opening meeting to-mor-
row afternoon will be addressed by the
members Of the faculty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
GREEK RED CROSS
APPEALSfOR HELP
Ask for Contributions to Make
Possible Relief Work In
Eastern War.

In an appeal issued YESTERDAY: tne
pichmond branch OF the Pan Hellenic
Union calls upon the charitable pubic
for contributions to the Greek NV
Cross Society of America. ~ p'esens
coping with the task OF sSihs Au ~
their organization in the war Ions'
The letter bears the signature OF ";
Giannios. president OF the h'cn"'"N
branch.
The appeal asks for eontr1ouuo"s -
make possible 1.-THE noble work OF CO..
ing for the affiicted ana mccoy
this seiRe of trouble" and encioses
circuIar letter In the same strain from
the United states Committee OF the
creek Red Cross. The headquarters %
the committee is in New YORK ana ''e
appeal reads as follows:
with the commencement OF nos
,,i,ies between Greece ana TUT
tey the demands upon the EfesA
Ped Cross. heavily taxed aireaos
by the general mobilization OF tns
army. are daily growing larger, "o
,hn society is becoming dependent, 10
a very great extent upon the AID u
those who sympathize with the su'
ferers in this inevitable struggle.
Az the request Of the Soverhins
,odv NJ the Greek Red Cross In Athehs'
W. make an earnest appeal 10 'he 60 60
erosi,v of the people Of the Ch".1
states 10 send US contributors '.
enable us to strengthen the iMpC
and arduous labors OF the neo
and 10 assure its continusnSe.
a. ,.rps sums will be equally thank
,,,,v received. Every dollar helps
go, contribution will oe acknow-
iedsed by our treasurer. Mr.; a; r Z,
Paiu, Care Rail- Bros, 10 w nan
street, New York City. to wnom k,nG
.nh.cribers to our fund are reqoes'eo
TO forward their remittance
Yours respectfully.
D. n. BOTA6SI.
.-orsu,-General of Greece. Chairman.
e PAPAMICHALOPoUL
TaanaRer Panhelienic Cnion)
A. P. RALLI.
Tr.asurer and Secretary Of
Committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
FEDERATION FOR
SOCIAL SERVICE
All Women's Organizations Join
in Work for Richmond's
Young People.

A permanent Organization to De
known as the Social Service FEDERATION
was effected yesterday afternoon by
number Of women. representing prac-
tically every woman's organization IN
Richmond, who met at the home OF Mrs.
George NJ JObson. Is South Thfro
Street, in response TO a call issued some
days ago.
ISe organization is the outgrowth or
a conference held on September ~ ps
The presidents OF Il. womens orsan'-
zations of the city. The meeting AZ
that time was held with view 10 tak-
ing action on the alarming revelations
of youthful vice which had been as
closed. Resolutions were adopted oy
the conference which have since been
passed by the OBSERVATIONS whose
presidents framed them.
Yesterday afternoon, those VINO at
tended the original meeting on Sep.
TENDER 20. together with a NUMBER Oh
Others, met again 10 report action on
the resolutions. A universal sentiment
was found in favor Of forming q per-
manent society for the uplift OF the
children and young people Of the city.
and within a short time Mrs. Jobson
was elected president; Mrs. w. a. Bur
rows. vice-president. and Mrs. Clarence
G. Burton. secretary.
Down 10 Business.
AS soon as formed the society pro-
ceeded to business. with the result
that several movements were started
before adjournment yesterday aftef-
noon Resolutions were passed over
turing the Police Board and the Guy
Council to appoint a matron Tor the
First Police Station. and asking tof
a woman probation ofncer.
Mrs. George F. King. Mrs. q. Harvey
Clarke and Miss Hattie Sellers COM
pose a committee delegated to secure
the use Of school buildings In the clty
for children's recreation during the
cold weather when the Fairgrounds
out of doors cannot be used
A second committee selected to CO.
operate with the recreation commit
tee which has been investigating the
Fairgrounds in Richmond consists OF
Mrs. W. A. Burrows. Mrs. c. V. Mere
dith and Miss Marie Leahy
The federation also Endorsed the pro-
,osal 10 establish a public library.
Among the organizations from which
the new federation will draw its mem
bership are the Mothers Cloos' the
City Mission, the Associated Cnaritiess
the Young women's Christian AssociA
zion the woman's Temperance League
az America, the Equal Suffrage League,
the Association Of Visiting Nurses ano
the Kings Daughters All the socie-
ties mentioned have promised support
The membership will not be limited to
women, and men may be admitted.
The federation will hold its next
meeting on Friday. November -, at
o'clock in the afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
Schrank Wants Colonel =
to Make Plea for Him

milwaukee. WIS., November -
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sc<-s Not kras 0aJice s~wasS bso
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ss~Ss - O~vased ". ss~stscsevH. We
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
M|OO|ES DEFEAT
WESTERN ELEVEN

Annapolis. Md. November later nav.
Ing called off the football game pchedu'sd
ana Wes,eru RxseryeS. 0. Cleveland. O.. Al
a mark OF respect TO the memory OF vice.
Pres,dent sherman. the Naval Academy au-
tsorities permitted Q game 10 De played De-
tween the two teams this afternoon.
The rame which was won by the Atdship-
men. 70 O. was an "lno2icia contest. and
the members Of the brigade were not per.
mi,teA TO cheer. applause being restricted
to handclsppinG
rhs only score vas made in the second
ps ricd, when the Navy coaches sent Cepsain
Rhodes In 20 the backhe!d. He immediate.
iy started old line smashing tactics. and
hammered his way to the Reserves ten
yard line. whence he negotiated . pretty
foatwasd Dss to H Harrison. who was
tackled jus, over the goal line. This touch
down with Browns goal comprised the only
scoring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
G0RED By COW

uoun.n Badly Hurt When Attseked ~
Csually Docile Animal.
Mrs G. W. Edwards Is In serious conei-
ton at her home. 1ol4 Eggieston street. Is
a resul. of being go-ed by a cow
the animal had been recently bought oy
be- husband and she went out TO examine
il early Thursday morning. For apparently
wan "A she was standing nearby and oluns-
ed its horns into her body. INJECTING An ugly
cash.
Mrs Edwards screamed for help ana her
husband came to her rescue Finding her
wounded he aroused neighbors. and the City
Hospital ambulance was summoned. DE- u
C. Page responded and found II Necessary 10
take fourteen stitches In . wound about the
ABDOMEN.
While Mrs Edwards was badly injured
her condition was not regarded as danger
Gus. and ii was said she would recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
M'FARLAND MAY
QUIT FIGHTING

Chicago, November 1.--Packey NC
Farland. announced to-day he would
retire from the prize ring after ms
Forthcoming contest with young JACK
O'Brien in Philadelphia next month.
He said he was tired Of the continual
riEor Of training. and that the lure o.
tie dollar had lost some o~lts draw.
There are only three tights 1 would
like TO ge, before l quit Mcfarland
said. I'D like to take on Ad Woisast:
I'd like to meet Jack Pritton' ana i
would like TO get into r'ns WIZ
Battling Nelson just TO give MIN q
whipping. .,,a m. q. >n.
II have made about 100000 IN thc
last Eve years and that Is why am
ready to quit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
fATALlyWOUNDEO
over CARD GAME
William w. Harkins Shot by G.
B. Boyd Following
Quarrel

Ashcvillc. " C.. November Will
liam ". Hsrkins. ;hirty-'hree years
old. a deputy revenue collector for
this district. with headquarters in this
city. was shot and fatally wounded by
G: g. BOYD. twenty-four. a Southern
Railway brakeman at local club a;
I o'clock this morning. Doctors at
tending the wounded man state that
he cannot I've more than twelve
hours the bullet haying-psssedt through
tn. left temple into the skull
" is stated that the men became in
VOWED in 2 ausrrci over Samc OF
Cares. which later led TO blows. Boyd
fired one shot from automatic PTS
toll After being taken 70 tho police
station he refused 20 make sny state
mont, as did Other members Of the
riub who witnessed the shooting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
MORE LETTERS ARE READ

s.~Ssvs~vess Gt0sas vAey pvO.s G0sue
81 suegeA DyaaWis~ CWosVeseeOvs.
Indianapolis. Ind. November t.
Going back 60 the call Of tae Strike
nv ,h< sros workers union against
hrts1:. ccuxsrucesrs w 1905. the gov
eminent at the dynamite conspiracy
trial to-day read letters purrortinS To-
show Ss,st vi"i~uts was The he ginning
carried on by TIE McEsmsras. Al "
inc sorty-aye msa nov on trial. the
soycrpup. NJ charges. are Swp1tcatcd by
the letters
The FIRST exhibit. wss letter writ
ten BY Frank Buchansu. then president
az che International Association OF
Rvidee ana ssructura1 iron workers. 60
J.. J. ucEamara, saySng. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
BAD CHECK OPERATOR
PoJyee Iooking for Naa Who Has Been
Swindlin& Merchants.

v,sil~e Iocking for NAa Who Has Been
Swindlin& Merchants.
A bad-check operator is plying his trade
in Richmond. according TO information re-
ceiyed yesterday by Captain Of Detectives
NcMahor. Several osn1s have oeen s~ihoIso
o. Imali sums. the crook apparently work
ing on cheap scale
His method OF obtaining money Is an an
cient one. He represents himself In various
shops as a merchant from some neAToy
point and after ordering bill OF goods
teroers q check for more than the amount
end receives the change. usually . Few DOL
lars
The police believe this man to be Leslie
T. Bowman or II. c. Holden. about twenty
two years old He II described as weiEh-
ing about 10 pounds and about I'VE feet ten
inches tail.
telegram received yesterday from the
police OF Hayre de Grace. Nd. staAed that
q man answering this description IL wanted
there for check -kitinG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
EARNINGS FALL OFF

Atlantic Coast Line Stshemeat .O'
her shows Less Business.
= .,,tsmsn, of the revenues and ex-
,.r.e. Of the Atlantic Coast Line HanwAS
.v.tsm. issued yesterday. covering operation
OF the road for the month OF SEPTEMBER tme
ne. onsra.inE income shows q decided fali-
i,u on from the same month last year.
ws,le the first three months o. the coffen'
fiscal year show a similar decrease.
The operating revenues for Septemoe.
were S. E5.S46.5a as Against $~sS..soe -
81 Geo e5sT4 a. against $l,T2.s So last year.
i.ayins the net operating income Tor the
month sf,6 5ssTe. az against NSel2Z.9e last
year.
rea- .he operating revenues were C05l-
IS: the operating expenses and taxes 70
u0:Sss, and the operating income H.cSe !.
sl7 49, a. against q net operating income o.
81 SIX a. a. In the same period OF last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
BLUES HIKE

squads From Crack Military Organize
tion VIII Compete for Prise To-Day.
The annual hike Of the squads from
the Blues Battalion will take place
this afternoon The march is from
Richmond to Petersburg. a distance
of twenty-three miles. The men go
in heavy marching order II Company
A wins out to-day the prize will re-
main with this organization A great
deal of interest Is manifested in the
event, and many members Of the Blues.
as well as friends OF those who take
part In the hike. will journey to Pc
tersburg to see the finish
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
CHARTERS GRANTED

John L. RaseIine tInc-). Richmond. Caoa.
IA: Maximum. $1,000: minimum. sleU'
Ioh, r. RA:cIt0e, president: william Cat
.c.,,~s,6ent. a C. Woodbridge. secre'
tar, ana t.easurer-aIl OF Richmond.
Fcrd-whi,ehursf Manufacturing Co la az.
Of Richmond. Capital: Maximum. s!s.~"
q a Gu;hrie. secretary: W. J. wh!tehuTst
ereasurer-alI OF Richmond.
American Funding Corporation. Herndon
y. Csoitai: Maximum, $4,000; minimum
s.s ON Ai,heus Winter president: Max C
3 WIehIe, treasurer. A. l. v. Wiehie, secre'
saYy-aIl OF Washington. D. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02

&ra- 20 the c~-n-. tuni0uS. cal'cSseS'
.he ~aiJbiziue. the pains srHs. -"r'
ness and all foot troubi". F9h9N ~. ~,
msij.on. Of happy TiZ feet anS WI WIZ
tbeu realize that TTI woTks on. h-M
n, r,u.e Zoo. troubles. and TIL - IN"
cnis remedy that dos the work. D"n
,o-ve, TITS fact srs d"ni nndeT any
,,rcun.:snr~S accept , ~sr<tttUtr' ~
good TO ycur feet and demand TiI W.
drug stores. dcrsrtHcnt OF srh.
To- .b.se who don't KNOW Whist real
foot comfort is. write TO walter LHtner
Dodge a Co. 1873 :. wabash Ave. M
csso. III, for q free trtsl packaxc 70"
80 lAdvcrtsse mentp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
POLICE At WORK
r. Effort Eesne Made Ia find RENE
Who fired Cpca Convent

Who fired Cpca Convent
Efforts are being made b. the polce 20
e.. ,yo huITsts Yesterday before day
s,.sx through Two windows :, the Convex,
% O. IsGy q, So; Francis. Iei East DIVA!
s,-..f ono bullet went through a window
- - scroad floor and hattened itself
-. ~. vail while the second passed
.I,n,.rb a fr.t-socr window. One OF them.
SIC, was apparently OF forty-four -caiioTe
" found h- Bicycle Policeman hidd- VINO
investigated Tire matter
H. ,hca-v has been advanced that the
r.r,rlst. wsrc s-rd By some person who was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02

r;.orxe Brown. co!ored. Of 7ls Catherine
Street. was slightly hurt yesterday when
he was hit by automobile owned by
Patrick McDonough, of csol Hanover Avenue.
At Ninr1 and Bank Streets Brown Is said
to ha,S stepped before the machine and
va, knocked to one side. He was treated
by Dr. O. c. Page. City Hospital ambulance
surgeon, and removed to his home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
Building PernitD.

Building and repair permits we're issued
yesterday IS soilows:
6. p. Cowardtn. to erect two oeteeneo
frame dveIlinSs I1u-i2ls Oakwood Avenue.
10 cost $500
II. A. Bolton. Jr.. to erect . two-stosy
frame dwelling. nm Perry e<sest. % cost
Si.soa
The Cohen Co. TO repair . brick dwelling.
IL East Canal Street to cost $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
S-sth-HuHatOD.

Winchester. Va. November l--WN-
liam b Smith and Miss Allie Mae Hum.
ston were married to-day by Rev. w.
ri. Carter. of the First Baptist Church.
At Kentucky Home" the residence OF
the brides parents. DIR. and Mrs T.. A.
Humston. near town They Will live
ut Campbe1lsburg. Ky
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
The Joy Of cet-
ting Rone---TE
4 Tee Nssste TIE F~et Bssh SD S"sr
Feet Are TIRE New.

Se1d for FREE Trial Package To-day
These are not supposed to be yoaT
feel: You may be mere man. But
your feet or any ones else feet in TlI
foot bath arc csTe-frcc feet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02

This 10 the man, the kind of man the people
have wanted for q quarter OF q century.
Will you give one dollar-or more-to his cause
todaya
Send Your Contributions Today
How much can you spare to the cause OF the
People today!
Don't wait until tomorrow. Give ~.
Let II be a hard-earned dollar bill or y, %. $lVs
600 Give what YOU can afford. Send It in with
out delay.
Everywhere throughout this great country there
are earnest men and women who can only AFFORD to
give one dollar. But We want their gifts as muen
as We want any. We honor the dolsE-givers.
Send lust what you can. We can put It TO gooo
u,e at once. Know that your money can be greas
help to the cause which means most to this county,
act subscriptions For wilson
Head list and get your eo-workers and friends
to subscribe with you.
Sec . ~ - sss b ~ 90 q ~ csos eseac'
ssasesd caMpslR - - q tsse sssy sasb ns'soee
No real progressive voter wants to miss this
chance to be represented in the Wilson campaign
Fund.
How to Contribute to tI,e Wilson
Campsigu Fund
Sign .a. cozpoa a.S al IN sss .%Gvss yoc gre
ssa 's 81 * 'ess tins ''''''
-. r.. &C :ss;:: 8; 80: :::: s. ::
Thea write sa.. yns yes: me :. 90
$50 q. - s.d 's'.s e ysiS
IS. s.;
.sy e e rs; 3: .ss ;s s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02

Governor Mann left the city last night
fo- LeesburG. where ne Is scheduled TO de-
liver an educational address to-day. He viii
remain out OF town over Sunday. but will be
q. his cHJce In the Capitol Mondsy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02

Sovember Term Of CiEeU14 Court
The November term Of the City Circuit
Court viii open IT - O'Clock Monday morn
Ing when the docket viii be called and Q
nnmter Of cases set for trial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02
The flavor 1aste !

celebrating Halloween. but nevertheless. ~
police intend to make every attempt -
nno the person responsible. Is:
Although the second-story room VAs eeS
cupied. no Was hurt by the Tying eu5-s
let =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02

Petition for reheasing was refused yesfef-
day by the Supreme Court OF Appeals in tie
case OF r. }. Bell ct ais. against A. G.
Smith. treasurer, ct ais. appealed from sh1
decision of the Circuit Court OF Prines1Q
Anne County =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02

INF following marriage licenses we're -
s,X Yesterday in the clerk,S Office OF the
Hust.nes Court: Frank B. whltesids and
Florence G. Fowler; Joseph z. Bowman ana
Ccmena Chatham: George H Zoos ana
Ruth Mitchell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-02

Wife Has Him Arrested.
Lemuel Vaughn. thirty years old was aets
rested yesterday by Police Sergeant Hr0Wx3
or a warrant charging him with falling ~
provide for his wife, Mrs. Mary vauShans Is