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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
SAYS NE Will SUE
TROLLEY COMPANY
VISITOR AansasssaB b,sA nzsFvs4Se
re BRPeszT hEeKEA Ii
bIseHAnGRI.
GAVE CONDUCTOR FARE
CASE SIMILAR To THAT OF ID, C,
OTLAREaTY DRAWS OPINION
CONTRARY TO JUSTICE
Sog.S's,
GAVE CONDUCTOR FARE

After he was discharged by Police
court yesterday morning. when he was
Arraisned On charge Of being dis
orderly en- car OF the virginia Rail-
way and Power company In this city
Monday afternoon, watson l. st.
OiAir declared he will Continue to re-
FUSE TO drop hls fare la the box on
the rear end o. the pAy~aa.you-entef
and THAI he will bring suit for DAM
ages against the trolley company be-
cause OF his Arrust.
Justice ORIGIN acting In the alb
ssncs Of Justice CsutchAeid In Police
court, fendsred the dsoiaiun that Mr.
1t Clair wAs acting within his rights
when hs refused to place his fare
In the box. The Justice held there Ia
no law which compela n passenger
opinion u contrary to that given some
time ago By Justice crutchdeld In the
oass Of d. c, o'Flaherty, a lawyer,
who was at the time fined % FOR
alleged discrsaesly conduct
Argument With Conductor.
Mr.. ST. Clair. whose home In in
New York and who 10 visiting reia-
tivss in Richmond, Monday afternoon
boarded Broad and Main car No. ae4
ut Tenth and Main vtreeta He hand
cd the conductor T, W, LOTUS n
dime. The conductor handed back two
nickela The passenger told him one
was for his fare and the conductor told
him to drop II In the box. Mr., St
Clair dfd not like the tone of the con-
ductor's voice and refused TO drop
the money In the box. saying he would
pay his fare to the conductor or not
1t all
The conductor refused II unless It
was dropped In the box. IA the com
pany's rulNA require, and at Eighth
and Main while argument was still
going on between the two the car WAS
stopped and Traffic Officer Grafton
called TO place the passenger under
arrest.
Mr. O'F1ah~~ty's Case
The case OF Attorney O'F9ahertN
some month"; age Involved the same
principle Of dropping the fare In the
box on the rear Of the car, though the
ferent Mr. o'Flaherty passed into
car and found seat, When the con
ductor reminded him he had not paid
his fare Mr., O'Flaherty rendered the
conductor a nv~-cent piece. The lat
trr refused To take tt Il, Mr. u F'saterty
declined to leave hia seat and lose II
by depositinv the fare In the box. and
he was arrested for being disorierly
and refu sing to pey his fare, He WAS
fined 81 by Justice Crutchneld, who
held passengers Of the line must abide
by the rules OF the company and pay
their fares ~ the company required.
Mr.. ST. Clair Yesterday declared his
belief tina. the company could not re-
nure passenger to do more than
offer the amount OF the car fare to
the conductor, that II could not COM
pei a passenger to place the fare in
the box
He said he was the motorman Of
the frst trolley car ever run in the
country, being on the car which
operated In Richmond February %,
1888.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
FIRE DAMAGES
THE NETT|E GEM
CAPTAIN LIPSCoMB SMOTHERS
OUT BLAZE WITH JEEAfS
RIVER MUD.

The cruise Of the Nettie Gem. Cap
tain Lpscomb skipper. which put
out from the Southside wharf early
yesterday morning for a voyage down
the muddy Jeens, came TO sudden
halt before the craft had hardly
slipped it's cables. when someone OF
the crew gave the cry Of fire. The
confiagration started, 1t Is supposed.
when match was dropped in the
leakings of the gasoline can. and for
time II seemed impossible that the
craft should escape complete destruc-
ton.
However. Captain Lipscomh stuck
to his guns. or buckets. as the case
may be. and vigorous dipping and
throwing soon enabled him to scatter
enough mud. slightly liquified by
small quantity OF water over the
burning section of the boat to smoth-
err the flames. Most of the woodwork
in the stern was considerably dam
aged and the rapidity. with which
the captain smothered out the fire was
all that saved an expression OF the
gasoline stored In the near vicinity OF
the fire. The engine was damaged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
TABLE TALK LUNCHEON
AT B. M. c. TODAY

The fifty members OF the Business
Mems club and the invited guests
are requested by President Alvin NJ.
Smith to be in their seats promptly
at 1870 o'clock today--the hour set
FOR the table talk luncheon to be-
gin. as the luncheon will be started
and stopped on time.
The topic to be discussed today Is
the currency bill now pending and
II will be treated from two stand
points; Colonel Thomas b. McAdams
will review 1t from the standpoint OF
the business man and Oliver j. Sands
will give the bankers view. After
these brief formal talks the meeting
will be thrown open to general dis
eussion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
NEW CAR ROUTE
FOR SOUTHSlDE

Southsiders are greatly concerned
over the preparations being made for
running the street cars over the new
Mayo bridge, and are anxious that
the approaches to the bridge be COM
pieted that the new route of the cars
may be made.
The statement made several days
ago that larger cars would be used
on this lire, after the change In the
route Ii also pleasing to those living
In South Richmond. The cars now
being used on the Hull street line. and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
Chlnda Secs Bryan.

WASHINGTON, Oct 21.--Ambas-
sador Chinda called at the state de-
partment late today and discussed
with Secretary Bryan the proposed
visit to Japan of a commission rep.
resenting the Panama Pacific EXPOSE
ton. The Japanese government de-
sired TO be informed Of tho exact date
when the commission might be ex-
pected In that country. The ambas-
sador was informed that the commis-
sion will probably leave IN about six
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
Hurrah /!

Oh. How I suffered! The many
agonizing nights passed with
out sleep on account of burning. Itch
ing skin, and the humiliation OF skin
covered with pimpies- At last they
are a thing OF the past. KRESKO ac-
complished all this. II was a surprise
and delight. Its cooling and healing
properties made themselves felt imme-
ately. and in short time a perfect
cure was accomplished. Anyone sur
ferinK from any skin affitction should
use KRESKO and KRESKO Soap. NJ
KRESKO trial size. 25c. Large Jar
soc. Family size. @k.0O. KRESKO
Soap, 26c. Free samples by address,
ing. Kresko Laboratories. Dept. 80. $50
Fourth Ave, New York. Sold BY all
drukxiDts.--Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
PRESIDENT FINLEY
LEAVES THE FARM
WILL NOT MAKE WARRENTON
HIS HOME IN THE
FU-~' D.
s@sl ~

President w w. Finley OF the
Southern, and family have left War
renton not TO return to live. Owing
to the Illness of Miss Finley and the
climate OF the county. II is understood
The Farms their country place near
Warrenton. will not be used further
as their residence for several months
as has been done for the past sew
eral years
President Finley went TO Warren
ton about two years ago. purchasing
Loretta" the home Of J s Gaines.
The place was extensively remodeied
and the name changed TO The
Farms" Mr.. Finley and his family
have spent several months of each
fall and spring there. They left
Warrenton only a few weeks ago for
Washington, where they will spend
the winter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
SOUTHERN ISSUES
HANDSOME BOOKLET

The Southern Railways passenger
traffic department has Just issued three
handsome brochures which will be OF
interest and aid to the traveller gem
orally and especially those seeking
q winter resort
One Of the booklets Is entitled,
winter Places on the Southern" an
other Autumn and Winter In the
Land Of the Sky" and the third. "Au-
.tumn and Winter in Asheyille." The
booklets are profusely and handsome
ly illustrated and contain valuable in
formation concerning the resorts along
the Southern, hotel rates. ETC..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22

new cases will have been placed on
the books to take the session of the
court well into the holidays.
Mary Of the cases which have come
before Judge Wells thus far have
beer important and several damage
suits for large amounts have been
tried. Clerk Du Val stated that a
number of those yet to be tried are of
importance. and that other damage
suits for amounts ranging from So, :
900 to $4,000 are yet to come before
Judge Wells
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22

though, and proved to be out or conn
mission when efforts were made to
start 1t.
Captain Lipscomb was Just start.
ing on his annual cruise to Dutch
Gap to spend his furlough when the
Are broke out on his boat. He w1o
greatly perturbed over the accident,
and for time thought that hts vAca-
ton must be called off. but q rood
friend happened along and offered to
make the trip with the captain and hin
stores to the Gap In his automobile.
This was agreed to. and tho party lam
South Richmond about tho middle o8
the day. The captain win probably
be away for about ten days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
BARHAMSVIIIE u. D. c.
ELECTS DELEGATES

BARHA MSVILLE. VA. Dot III
The New Kent Chapter z. u. c.. met
In the schoolhouse in Rarhamsvilie
Saturday Much business was attend
ed to- The president. Mrs. J. +, Gar
land, was elected a delegate 70 at
tend the convention OF the L. y. c.
to be held In New Orleans the first
part OF November. Mrs w. r Wood
ward was elected alternate. A field
day" was planned by the Daughters
to be held at the courthouse some
where between November LIST and
18th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
N ONE MINUTE! CLOGGEO N0STR|lS
0PEN---C0LOS AND CATARRH VANISH

balm dissolves by the heat OF the ne
trils, penetrates and heals the iMss
famed. swollen membrane which lin
the nose. head and throat; clears thA
air passages; stops nasty dtschAr
and a feeling of cleansing. aooeh1M3s
relief comes Immediately
Don't lay awake tonight struGE1tmx
for breath. with head stuffed, nuIfxtl
closed. hawking and blowing. G
tarrh or cold. with Its running
foul mucous dropping into the Thru y
and raw dryness Ii distressing but
needless. 4 n
Put your faith---tust onces =
Cream BAlm and your cell !
taxrh VIII surely disapp
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22

the Forest Hill line are small, and
during the early morning hours when
Southsiders are going to their work on
this side OF the river. and when re-
turning at night they nave experienced
considerable difficulty In obtaining
seats on the cars, and often are de-
layed because Of the crowded condition
Of them. 1t is thought that when the
new route is arranged, and the larger
cars installed that most OF these diff
culties will be at an end
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
COCCYXIDYNIA
is WORTH $4,000

NEW YORK. Oct. 2f.--Pretty Mar
garet L. Doran. eighteen-year-old
Brooklyn girl. was awarded $4,000
damages by a jury today, because she
Ia suffering from coccyxtdynia. as a
reault OF being pushed down the
Bounding Billows'' slide at Steeple-
chase Park, Coney Island. on Labor
Day. 1911. That was the name the
medical sharps gave to the injury to
the spine. which resulted In her suit
against the Steeplechase company for
$4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
Stops Nasty Discharge, Clears Stuffed
Head. Heals Inflamed Air Passages
and You Breathe Freely.

Try 'Elys Cream Balm"
Get a small bottle anyway. Just to
try it--Apply little in the nostrils
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-up air passages OF the head
will open: you will breathe freely:
dullness and headache disappear BY
morning.,the cAtarrh. cold-in-head or
catarrhal sore throat will be gone.
End such rnisery now. Get the
small bottle OF "Ely'G Cream Hahn It
any drug store. This sweet. fragrant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
LADIES GIVE.
CHURCH BAZAAR

The ladies Of Cowardin-Avenu1
Christian church win give a bAxaaR
In the Masonic temple. corner Of Cos
wardin avenue and Hull street, hUm
October 27th to November LIST. There
will be some entertainment each evona|
ing beginning at o'clock. A to61A
perance play, entitled "Out In TIM
Street" will be given Monday niyhGS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
MOTHERS CLUB TO
HAVE RALLY DAY

The Chimboraxo Mothers club will
hold parents rally" Friday night
at the school. and all patrons are In
vited to attend. A good program OF
entertainment has been arranged, and
with II refreshments will be served.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
EXONERATE cop"
FOR KILLING NEGRO

LYNCHBURG. VA, Oct. 2l.--A
coroner's inquest over tho body Of
Jack" Perrow. who was killed Sun
day by Policeman George Ware, re-
turned a verdict Monday that Perrow
was killed by the officer in the dis
charge OF his duty Wares condition
Is favorable, and his physician thinks
he will recover unless there are un-
expected complications.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
HEAVY DOCKET IN
HUST|NGS COURT
SUFFICIENT CASES ON BOOKS TO
PROLONG SESSION UNTIL
HOLIDAYS

Judge Wells, of the Hastings court.
part II, faces one of the heaviest
dockets which has come before his
court DUNG the past several years.
Until the l2fh of December the docket
Is filled completely and it Is prob
able that before that time sufficient
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
$4,000 SUIT is
BOOKED TODAY

A damage suit for $40. 900 Is on the
docket of the Hastings court, part II.
for today. c. r. Manains, trustee, Is
the plaintiff, and j. r. Phaup Is the
defendant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22

You know one or more of the men
who compose the officers and direc-
tors of this corporation-they have
put their money into its stock. No
inducements were offered them that
are not open to you NOW.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
SPECIAL SINGING AT
ASBURY CHURCH

The special singing at tho A1bu1YA
church. which has been arranged 1o1
the entire present week Ia attracttn1
considerable attention. and many c0s1~
pliments are being paid those having
places on the programs. The pre-
gram for the remainder Of the week.
is as follows:
cambridge Street Baptist church
quartet: Friday. Miss Susie Br4nsoF.
Among the subjects to be discuaoo4
this week will be THE Greatest 6wtpAf
In Richmond" THE Divine Call.
THE Great Emancipation" The
Great Salvation" and THE Fathers
Love" M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22

Now is the time to decide for your
self whether you will share in the
success of the UNION STORES
whether you will secure your stock at
the present price of $40 per share, and
easy terms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
Perfect biscuit
perfectly
protected

No matter what
N a ito nal Biscuit
Company product
you a S k for
crackers or cookies,
.. waters or snaps,
=. cakes or junblcs
it will be delivered
to you in perfect
condition, either in
packages with the
famous In-cr-scal
Trade Mark, in
attractive small tins
or from the familiar
glass-front cans.
Freshness is assured
through the disuib-
uting service of the
National Biscuit
Company, which
affords a constant
supply of biscuit to
every part of the
United States.
Buy biscuit
baked by
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COMPANY
Always look for that name
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
Personal Mention,

Personal Mention.
Mrs. F. NJ. Stratton is visiting her
parents on Cowardin avenue. 6ho
will return to her home Monday IN
Washington. accompanied by her SIC
ter, Miss Virginia Robinson
Requisitlon For Shooter.
Governor Mann yesterday issued =
requisition on the Cover ,or o. Ohio
for Peter Walker. who Is wanted b.
the authorities If Orange county TOR
feloniously shooting Johs Williams,
Walker Is now n Jail at Cleveland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22

We have been giving you the facts.
Thousands of our booklets have been
sent out, and applications are COM
ing in with each mail, as well as
brought in personally. Now is the
time for action.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22

hay IA dappiah from npsf n
amnt MehernlA Jetrine Chester N
thar to
fourteen O his friends
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-17

81 ertporte1toen DaIegnten ur& 8efu-
der bereiB III M1griff genotnu.en.
Madn ertpartet alles III alImp nlrD
800 @iddte. SIN Sepben1ber nir6
|6ag meme bon 8iidpf $effron 8e-
griittoee tatboIifde @nabert4oueg
bier eroffnet tperoen. g1ebft eineH,
Borbereitumgsturfus tperoen ataoemi-
ide un6 @olegfurie geboten u1tb be-
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9anbmirtbfdaft gapiou,et menoet.
s6aribaMIt r.. SSsier tperoen Die.
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erriidftet meroen, zines ffiiir cine 5toMt-
iidutle, bos $4,000 fofter tpirb, 1ttio
Dos onbere fir cine $odf4uGe, 6effe1t
Soften aaf $125.0o0 beponfdlagt
iino.
MinnenpoIig. Den Ditto
naiiren Der gri-sbate Gelepbone uro6
telegraph So. bon 81. @nadl nl0
minneapolis 1T ioeben Ger &abresbe.
ridt Der &eielidnft 3lageitent NOR.
ben. Ser MustpeiS aeigt cine ftarfe
finon3ieQe Stellung l1n6 elm n11Ber.
onoentlih 5ufrieoenitenenoes @ods.
tbum in 1em am 81. DECEMBER 1912
gu @me gegangeren @eidaftsibr.
400 Meilen 8ou-2inien mlr6en
!oem Spltem Hnsugefiigt a1n6 81 Mfei-
len meiterer lntergrun6leitnngen ge-
leet, NIT 1abe5u 5000 Metlera Drabt
in aabelitratge1r. DreiBig tte1.e Dr-
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nelae s6reibriefe 1pa1r6en ertporben. IS
mur6en 90O,932 3olftations anrufe
beoient. Sic 1926 Meilen Hanger
NiitarB" Derbiroen 1877 Std6be urt6
flei1pere 0rtidnftten. Die 8nttto-@im-
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den So @roaent dls 8etriebsfoften IN
Mbsug gu bringen fin6.
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mebr @eptide 3dbH ars a1pgeborige
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l@en inboli6iert iinb, atro ouf tpelde
STE borbergebenoe @Im1iel teiire Mn-
menbqnng fiubet. Driittens ~ Gem
Mrbeitgeber 1T Ole M0glidteit benoun-
men, feline MngeitelIten atpeds @rbdr-
lung feines SoIeg Dor @eriidttt 8l be-
Iangen. @iertens Mtsi9altung
Der fog. nobiiefhtipen 5puptome" als
n0tbiges 8etpeBnpaterial fir erfoIgR
Snpnl6ier,tng. 6iinftens - Ser Nr-
beitsfommiiidr lit gebalten, bie Mrbei-
ter mber tire @etbte 51 a1nterri6ten,
BET Der 59lidytl11rg bon Meinl1ngs-
beridieoenbeiten ii9 Ing Mittd gu De.
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gu1rg @mpfeBa1ngen inbeaatg cuff Dor.
a1tnebmeroe Menber1tttgen 6es @eiebes
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nidt einberitarben erfflart, 1no6atr4
@miebung zines @onferetp8 : aaps~
Eidhfies CUR Motbmenbtigtett miro.
Men1t 6oiiser fi6 etirrtgen bann, miro
!0ie 6iesidbriger 9egislatl1r Elm @erf
bonbringen, bos mr onieitig gu bobem
Credit gereidt ooas iff Ole 8egri1pp
Dung bon Mrbeiteridn1B I'M 5taatR
Mtnneiotn.
Mm "a. 1ieIes Monats lit Ole 3et
Ger Sogutpg a1nierer 2egisIat1r abge-
Iamfen. Nadiibu1gen finb ieBt on ser
Sagesoroal1ng. Sn beioen Sd1tiern
1T Montag sic ioge1pu1nte Omnibus
8ia" eingereibt tpor0en, melde 1middht
meniger dis 10 MiGione1 fit 1ie
nididbdften 5tpei Sabre IN Betoi1iga11tgen
borfieW bas if uMber bier Millioren
rnebr ds ie 5iibor. Die groiBftte s3at,
mettourlg erbalten 1atlrDih oie Sdfll-
len - 3tpei Minioren;; fit iir County
|Smntorialm tpa1rben$5OO,OOO n1tsge-
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neuer1 observation-disclosures tener tper6en
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funeridrifftten Fit 1telle Nbberufurg@
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-17

ten, Gptpns nqto D0nfern 6es 5tuates
- aber nrr iniptpeit als iolde &or-
porotionen nidt auf @rl11ub bon 6rei~
briefen @ef6dfte betreiben.
Ser Senot ftinmnte ole 9aa1sbiaS
niie6er, melde 5ns Stoats Delinip&-
tions~Depnrtea1tent unb Ole StoatS
Drudfffoumiiiior abidnffen. DoS
Sous nabm sic SenatbiM an, melde
@ablern bos @eaf gibt, a,1dy 3t flint
men, tpentr fie bonn &oar1e fort firro.
Sic @orlnge, mel@e $4,000 borfteW
Sler Dedung ser Soften fir meilmob.
me ser udberlebenben oes @riten Min,
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Ser sdlo6t bei Gettysburg faanpfett
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angenor1ar1e1p aln1 bonn @oubertteatr
unterpei6net. 50. 8. 5tone's @or>
1oge, tpeIdH cine Stoats Sltberculoiis
aomniffopn ins 9eben ruben uollte,
a1n 6ie 2eit1ng 6eg Sanitarilur1s in
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gen 80 5tinrn1er mn Sauie berpor-
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5MgIiib Ser 8rtuparp @dblbi4 geei-
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len ift bonn 6riitttte1t Dienitog INT Sep.
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