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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-27
De iioite Guriiter.

gern, Sdpei5, Ben 19oe Nop.:
Smtrent 200 Mmerifonere, Be lioite
al Sc itranoeoe Suriiter, iom paa
@runo al arigen blep forbinoreoe
ira at perce biem, forloo ioag
Sdmei, for @enla, Stalien, bpor.
ira Sc nleo Samperen "8roonlano"
ben 21be Topember betrGoer Stem.
reiicn iii Sc Soreneoe Stater.
Snnlmen meo Dem reiIte ct tort
Intal g%migranter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-27

bllen gjoroe n elegant SaItemor.
tale og blep pent itaaenbe paa fine
S1lll. De fire Wano Dapoe buaaet
Jig foit % fuIgte meo &iereteiet /
alle bets poloiomme Sop, men inaen
al Dem tom tilifaoe.
Gn nbelois smriit. Ser er uoen
Spil mango Waaoer os mango Ste.
Der, bporfra MiImmlfees Seperoia.
beoer fan iaettages, men en- Mano
peo Napn Sans Settp forieate for.
leoen at 9iere fine Sbierpationer
ira Ell al Vpens SeIefonitolper, oa
9loroe oerbeo bitre g~rfarinaer.
Settp, bpiS Stem iagbes at bore
9ebron, 81, fom til @iImaufee
Spnoag, % ban isgte fprit at til.
frebsltiue i'm Sorit peb BET Tluoium,
"iom bar siort Milmaufee beremt",
bporpaa ban laeoe ipei for at op.
boge be andre Sep9roigbeoer. ssor
at foa n bebre Speriiet oper 8pen
tlatreoe ban pna &innicfinnic slpe.
ME opoper en- S~elefpnltolpe, men
netop lon ban tit gle paa @rpgaeri.
erne / bet fierne fom en- Holitibe.
tient % baleoe bam neo igien. Mf
2ommeren / Yolitiretten fit Settp
lenere set Gaao at leie en- Iutomobii.
llaar ban nGite Gang fit 2pit til ct
ie @pen. Set ialber langt biniga.
re-" erflGreoe 9ommeren. "gt ie
Miilpmlfee fra Selefonitolper foitcr
10 Collars pg Smfoitninger."
Sra Eptetesbprfernes Msbe. @is.
coniin Yotato 8rolpers Msiociation
bolot forriee l1ae lit aarliee WsOe %
lin ltbitiaing / 8ranb Hapibs, og Ser
bar iaar en- 3eltagelie ipm oIbrig
ier. Sra 10 al Statens Gountper
par inbienot Ereper paa bette beres
Troouft, og llbltiaingen par oronet
/ fire I%foelinger, men betegnenbe par
BET, at Is Erocelt af ale lloitiQeoe
Toteter par "Hural SEEM Yorfer" %
"8reen Wountain". Torsbae Iften
afbolbtes @anfet, ~bporunber ierpere.
bes Siorteites, iteate goteter os Sra-
nebpr. Ger Srnorebe @ipiter blep
peo oenne Inleoning beipilte, % Der
iort9rebes fem Siorte, ier @uibels
Goteter og en- b9lbig Wasie Crane.
beer. Ser blep timber Msbet bclot
mango interesiante % belprenoe
Soreorag, og S. 90. Sicfs al Tren'
tice oplpite blonbt artbet, at Der ira
enfelte aanter bar pptraabt femme
aonfurrenter paa @isconiins Tote'
tesmarfeoer. SibItleoen Site Otto.
Der blep @iscniins Hoteter iolgt /
Gbicag pr. @oenlaoning til 40 og
45 Gents pr. guibels, meoens Soa.
obs Iore paa iamme Marfeo iolgtes
for So Gents pr. Eecf. 8r1lnoen for,
at SSoabo funbe fao iaa meget 1terre
Gris, bar hopeoiageli1 ben, at Fote-
terre bar belt mobne lantt rene %
pent anretteoe, men / set ihre og
belle bar BOG @isconlins Toteter Ell
beore @are, % BEN ppientlige Sor-
ifiel bar Sen, at Botetesoprferne Der
life bopbe lprt at gipe lin Sare ct
opetitligt l1bieenbe eler at forlange
en- oob Gris. 5orsbag a Ser oper
TO guiino Eerioner tiliteoe unoer
Webet, pe ct ipecielt Sog cper Nortb
@eltern ganen bapbe bragt mango
al benne @anes beiere gmbeosmGno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-27
Mirttuum
Tlerc Sfamoimauer Srufnet.

Sampbaao og TO Eramme les for
rige Sorsoag Sfibbruo ner @runo
Worais, % al Be tolp Sig iom mi
er eienfunbne, bier flere Jig at bore
Sfanoinaper. @Ionbt De offentlig-
giorte Napne %forefommer i~aaleoes
Seigr1lb Salporion, gilbert Sobnion,
CHARLES Nelion % gbparO anoer.
ion. Gn al Sc Smfomne bar ira
9uoen, g. Saf., bans Napn er SUI
Inns @. Noa. 30 auinoelig er lfpl-
Iebc iIano, men troos ale g~fterie-
gelier bar man life funnel fIargisre
bpern De er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-27
QG0te

vi ubfsrer "euitom MORT, os bpis bu
bar nossn lib. r,eset eler Iibt, lab os till
uirte ben for big til Garn, Batting, Grpz
per, SbawIer, Sloneler, rnbertpi, Sweaters
o.f.p., ba bet piI foite big tun Tibet, pao famine
Sio iom BIZ oerpeb iitres belulbs 9Ieber. Wt
'alssr osiaa for fontant biretts fra Sabrifen
til 6%orbruseren. Strip til os efter preper
os Vriier. arbeibe ubferes iaapel mob 8on=
tant iom "euiiom mort" (slnbel al garen).
lbi9t lite bermeo; ct Srepfort pil brinoe
big Treper % Qriier meb omsaaenbe Eoit.
Nfeb Senipr til Dor QaaIibeIisbeb benpiier
ri til 6ersus Sails National gant.
FERGUS FALLS KNITTING WORKS.
and
CUSTOM WOODEN MILLS,
FERGUS FALLS, MINI.
HGpn Soften" naar bu Ifriper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-27
5ut,turTntu.

guhcrion, Gscr Of 2ofeibore SoteI
/ @cnliSii, bar forIeocn nbint for ct
NntpmobiIuheIh, bporunber ban fit
iii enc SfuIberben brutfet.
SiIbaae ira Wprsc. Rrs. Wnl.
Socobion % ggrn ct efter ct Son,.
mcrbeise / Rorge fonne tilbaee iii
2lioerne, Mrs. Sacpblon bar I'M.
berDeiS bieulooer itaniet / @aibing.
ton 8. G., boor bun oilagoe fin
WoOer ct 9eieg.
NSlps / Yrainerb 5beater. On
SIbebrau6, Ser bar opitaoet UNDER
&ooeotrappcn til Columbia Sbeoter
/ groirero, anretteoe iorle0en gtat
ct Sab al $1,000 ier Sen ililtfeoes
Or. Tapih &. 9feIion, Der iop /
gponinaens gore Gtage, bar nGr
bIeoen fpalt al Rsgen.
SpSelist Sab. 9fep. q. g. Smith
preSbnteriunif Tre't / @euoer Greet,
Nocf Gountp, iaIot forIeben Gag
re0 al en- Stige % fnpffeoe Hpgro.
SEN. San bar belfiPitiget meo at
ipttc De p0rc &inou2grinbe pna lit
&ien for @interen, ga Stigen off
iitpffcr % ban faIot bagooer meo
ooennppnte Heiultat.
Srnlnp / Stills. 6. g. Bite %
Nliis Cora Aerilon, beq9e al Stills,
bIep f%orIeoen G~atepie0e beritebS.
Eoitor Nsoiatber iorretteoe 8ielien
Gn 9rnllpsmiooag ieruereoes eiter
@ieIien / 9ruoenS 6orplores, Mr.
% Mrs. Neriions Stem. Oct runge
9GQtepor letter so / Sins, boor
@r1toqommen bripcr Ell SIagterfor-
refining.
Mpllefirma rcpranniieres. Scr
oomte5 iorti0en ct mt Ifticielifob
til at opertoge Ct. Feter Shilling
50. / Ct. Neter, ioet So%rretnin9en
tnnfeS iuforporeret me0 en- Iftle-
fapital al $4,000. 0ente Weue
ifal funne Ieuere $50 Sen0er Wtel /
Qpsret, og oct er Santen at lpttc
Gle @iuI iganq naar oen me aor'
porntion opertager Grilten.
Tnirmont ajpr %nb. Torretnir9S-
mpro / 6alrmont bar lat 1tg / Nc-
uuaclie for at ioa @ice eleftrilfe ga.
nclinic lugt inoom @nen, og gtticr
til eft @clob al $4,000 er paa Be
tnQelie ocrai tcgnct. Gn al @penS
melt iprmaoenoe W}ano, ". Z.
@oro. bar oIene te9rlct 'ig Tor
$4,000. Cm mllig plI 6alrmont
bIipe giort til ct al %lniena Siol'
lionSpumfter.
Nnt Sliefrma / Mnnfnto. &C.
Bar Naplo8 Gil So. bar Iifrct Jig
RuQQe0rlm0 / Wantato og piloe Ser
oprettc en- Stotion, bpor inotil 500.
600 @oconer Ole fon lo8reS.
@}oufato oil ocrpeo bIioe 9iort til
Nct uofhpnQiQe Glieielitub@ @opeo'
tuortcr / N}innciota, % I'll De me
%plQcioreta9cuoer / beule Auleo'
nina nil ser ioreIobia onpenoe$
ooer $4,000.
Tsritc Sifer / Cttcr Sail. Get
feritc Sffer / Gtter Coil Gountp
0enne &inter Tor llIptter unoer
5fninting motrai iiOite Spnoag pao
gate SepoIl, ioet lPr. Martin al
Comm OF St. CIai gif Qictnem Sien
90 orufneoe. San par 6arner %
miOoelaIorenoe. &ien er pao inc
Stc0er en- bel 500 inf, men SLIDER
pod Srbiioen3 9rm0 bor bcpirfct, at
Ser cufeltc Ste0cr er i'm ct me9et
tpnot S&la8.
Gr Ouo / Mauic. 6. 9. @reffe.
tioliQere Guuolple / @rnno 6orta,
y. Cuf., err oen 5te Nouentber al.
qooct pes Gooen bo9 i'm 9rooer, &C.
itor $. 9iornion. / Mauie. lRr.
&rcffc. Scr / 10 Nor hor liot Al
%aumclic. eitcrIoocr iil ~ ioruOen
upOnte @ro0cr r. i'm oIoerltcgne
N}o0er, en- Setter. Mrs. Sans &er-
itoo. / Cmc1ueu Al Sbiei Niuer
sails ire 5cItrc i NorQe % en- Bro.
Der, q. &rette, / &olton.
Sau Nris pan Eutetcr. Eoteter,
iom Taruere / &Mnnocl'en Al oei'
ne l(ae braltc iu0 til Caledonia
rlt1 iollt til ian ldu Nrj4 lom %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-27
ViIes fnreret poo ira G til - Taee.

apotheicre ilhaaebctoler 9euasue. boiS 1a,o Sint
ment lite farerer tlceuhe. FINITE, blaorune entr irem'
VileS. ,Scrite Inoeuoele alpcr eiuorlna
80 0ertS. Advertisement
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-27
9lltnptH.
Gn prIoio 9Gaae6uiis.

Gn prIois sGssebuiis. Sorriee
llge blep Der / Chicago foronitaltet
eft 8orstog moo beb9rpeoe eaer
baarlige 9gg, % life fprre eno &c..
900 blep beilaelaete iom uoperens-
itemmenbe meo Eure Toob 2ooen.
Sc 10000 sgg blep iioite 2sroag
o~oeIagte.
Gbicasos fbrite Sanielas. gp-
itprelien / Chicago Far beiluttet at
oprette flere fommrnale Sanleiole,
% set ferlte al oisie @pbal bill Of
boloes ON Iftenen Ben 2oen Sec.
Mapor og Mrs. Sarriion pentes at
blipe ferite Tar paa 8uluet. Sore
Iebig ifal ser oprettes ii al bisie
fomnunole Gonieiale, og bpis Or
%perimentet iparer til 6orpentnin'
gerne bill ilere felge. Sor at BET
life ifal eipe a%nleonins til iormina,
lfet &~irfeipgnina bill Der bperfen
2croog eaer Ssnbag afteu giues
nogen of bisie SDballer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-27

ut furere Iorfi sIeIte paa cit 1ae.
Gag yaratiue Vromo Guinine Z nbletter, apptbefsre
pengene. bpis b. life itulbe ptrfe. y.
9rppes Signotur paa bier N'te. 25e. Adv.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-27
mtnrnnHn

Stepbcnion ips. Sra Milmaufec
mcloeS Sen 24be Os., at Be Serene
Sc Stoters equator Stepbenipn
ligger betrnfeIig ing / lit Stem BET
iteoS. Senutoren ct III So Mar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-27

bllet 9joroe Ell elegant SaItemor.
fale og blep pent itaaenoe paa lin.
S11l. De fire Mano bapoe bleset
Jig fait os fltIste meo 8ieretsiet /
alle bets poloIomme Sop, men ineen
ar Dem finn tiIifnAp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-27

VyuVYBtTIuVHue Iu8I lIlUUIIe.
airs. Soaef 9rpniulfIon, iont meb
lin Mano fom til 9incoln Gountp
/ oe ferite Npbpggeroage, er so Iar
gan1mel 300 hos fin Syn, Gambler
@%rpniulfion, / Canton. Sum bar
fe6t / Selemarfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-27

Spmt til at brnacs. Soicpb Mi.
10. fun u Nlr aonnnel og loot !
Serbicn, er ueo Hetten / Sottineou
blepen oemt til at bGnge@ ior 1T
tiitaaeoe Moro paa &. Y. Sort
al Breckenridge, 'Minn. @oroet
ianot Stco nrr 2ansfpro, o. Wilo
bar t%ilitoaet, at l,oil on2reb Sort
meoenS heme iop. fntienoe hans
&opco MED en- Sten. Sobn MILLER,
WtiloS aumernt. or anflaget Tor peo
%lnlltnne Seili9he0 at bape orTbt ell
-. NJ. Sell, "a Com / oenne Sag
uiI ienere bIipe aiiagt. WtiIo blep
iom haIut beoepet, ga Surpcn aiaoo
lin a~icnoclie, ioet ban clcripnlig
bapoe peutet IT ilippe meo lipSra.
rlat Trn9'el, OF ban manttc halot
bTres 10 Al Netsialen. Ger or mi
hengaaet inn Mar, iiocn ilogen Srrp
/ Nortb Gatota bar uonlaalt Seos.
llrai ior Moro, o. oct er oper 10
Iar, ii0cn noaen iaaoan Com blep
%iltlobprSet Gen iioiie WanS, Der
hprnteS Ill Al hpnges, par SnSiane.
rem Sittle Biting Siin, iuioen ifpI-
DIG / at have mprbct en- Eoltneiter
Der pil Der lite pGre Ell enclte Mere
mean Gountp. men tiul lem Timer
Tor Somnlen ituloe fllobproes hep
Den formilhet Ill I~ipspariet 0Gngiel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
MISS BOARDMAN TO SPEAK
ON WORK OF THE RED CROSS
VIII Deliver Lecture Tuesday Evening
nj Jefferson Hotel Auditorium.
Governor VIII Preside.

Miss Mabel T. Boardman, Of Wash
ington. D. G., acting president OF the
American National Red Cross, and q,
member OF the national executive com
mittee. will address the local Red
on the work of the society Tuesday
evening at S:15 O'Clock, i'll the audito-
rum of the Jefferson Hotel. Gov
ernor Henry c. Stuart will preside at
the meeting.
An Informal reception will be held
just after the meeting to afford the
audience an opportunity Of meeting
Miss Boardman. Besides the commit.
tee OF the Richmond chapter. several
patriotic. civic and social organizations
have been requested to appoint patrons
and patronesses of tho meeting. The
following are among these organiza-
tons: Daughters of the American
Revolution, Commonwealth Chapter:
Confederate Memorial Literary Society:
National Society OF the Daughters Of
1912, Dorothea Payne Madison Chap
Ter: Hugaenor society OF Richmond;
Colonial DANES in the state Of Eir-
Yinia: Daughters OF tho American Rev
olution. Old Dominion Chapter; Asso-
citation for the Preservation OF Viz
EinIa Antiquities; United Daughters OF
the Confederacy, Lee Chapter; United
Daughters of the Contederacy, Rich
mond Chapter: Women's Club: Wo-
mems Prohibition League of Americas
Nurses's Settlements; Federation of
Mothers Clubs and Sons of the Ameri-
can Revolution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
FUTURE OF PALESTINE
DISCUSSED BY CAL|sCH
Kept as Consecratei Spot fcr
All Nations.
FEARS RUSSIA MAY DOMINATE
On Other Hand, II Germans Are Sue
cessful In War. Palestine May BE
Left Under Turkish Dominion.
Now Open to All Religions.

THE Future Of Palestine" the cra1l e
OF civilization. famous In the history Of
many nations aud tho Mecca Of mil
lions Of people OF every. religious creed
ana faith. was the subject OF ait In
tcrcStinS lecture, of series dealing
with the European war. delivered by
rabbit L.. y. C;,lisch last night at seth
Ahahah Synagogue before Il large con
grcSation.
Jus, what will become OF Palestine,
now controlled by the Turks, when the
map OF Europe is rccast "a, the con :
clIsion OF the war. no one can tell. but
Rabbi Caiisch last night discussed the
problem In a most interesting manner.
First sketching the political. religious
and industrial history OF the country
from ancient times TO the present, the
speaker pointed ont that the question
as to what nation will control Paies-
tine at the close OF the present war
Is an Issue OF vital Importance to every
people. regardless OF class. creed or
faith.
NOW OPEN TO PEOPLE
OF ALI. RELIGIONS
To-day In Palestine the Turkish au-
thoritics. II was stated. are generally
tolerant to people of all religious be-
liefs. and the population OF Jerusalem
Is probably more cosmopolitan than
that OF any other city in the world. but
"'NNhNi th'oN iIc W pTc-
vail when tho war is over is a question
hard TO answer.
II tn. allies arc victorious. tho
speaker expressed the belief that RUS
ala VIII make every effort to gain con-
troll OF Palestine. and if she succeeds
/ IT is likely that an attempt will he
made TO establish the religion Of that
nation to the detriment OF all other
beliefs in the added territory. In the
event Russia makes such an attempt.
doubt WAS expressed as to whether
England. France and the. other powers
would allow her to carry out her pur-
pose.
Should the other side in the present
war win In tho struggle, the speaker
was OF the opinion that Turkey will
retain control OF Palestine, but nc cx-
pressed the further opinion that the
country in question would be domi-
! mated by the Teutonic Influences. and
that in all probability the rule o! q
less tolerant regime would begin.
After discussing the question from
every viewpoint. the speaker concluded
with the opinion that Palestine should
not be In the control OF any single ma
tion. but that II should be II Ia nd where
every kind class and creed should lie
allowed to Worship unmolested and un-
disturbed. He said he believed pales
tine should be made a sacred and con-
secrated ground. the property Of the
entire civilized world, where all people
might worship In peace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
EX-GOVERNOR RUNS DAIRY
" Hmm Hodges Mann Obtains Permit
to Sell MIX I'm Richmond.

Former Governor William Hodges
Mann obtained from the Health De-
partment yesterday n license author
izing him TO operate q dairy farm. The
former Governor will manage broad
hurst Farm, ut Eurkcville, where u
sanitary stable has been erected large
enough to house thirty-tivc cows
Chief aDiry Inspector T. j. Strauch.
who issued the license yesterday. said
that the cows with which the Broad :
hurst Farm Is stocked are all tubercul,n
tested, and that the dairy plant which
Governor Mann will conduct is equipped
in the most approved manner.
Friends OF the quondam hos: o? the
executive mansion remember that the
former Governor has always had bucolic
lcanings. Mr.. Mann maintains Law
office IN this city. and will probably
manage the Burkeville dairy by proxy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
GOVERNOR CRAIG TO Be
ACCOMPANIED BY STAFF
Will Bring Party OF Twcn,, Seven
to Witness Football
Game.
INVITES PRESIDENT GRAHAM
Head OF University OF North Caro-
lima Will Accompany Distinguished
Tarheels ON Pilgrimage to Broad
Street Park Thursday Afternoon.

Governor Locke Craig. of North Caro-
lima, Will be accompanied by the
twenty-four members Of his STAFF, on
the occasion OF his visit TO Richmond
TO attend the football game between
the Universities or Virginia and North
Carolina at Broad Street Park next
, Thursday afternoon. In Il letter to
Governor Stuart yesterday. Governor
Craig submits a list OF tho official party
which will accompany him oil thu
Thanksgiving Day trip.
Interest In the Impending visit OF
the North Carolinians, AZ we'll as in
the great contest between the two uni
vcrsitics is further increased by Gov
ernor Cra!Ss announcement that hn
has invited. rs one OF the official party
TO accompany him to Richmond his
personal friend, President Edward X.
Graham OF the University OF North
Carolina President Grahams presence
at tho big f.NtbaIl contes, will be an
event OF the first Importance for the
thousands o: North Cnrollnians who
viii witness tho battle. and Is counted
on to spur the warriors from Chapel
Hi TO heroic deeds.
STAFF OF TWENTY -FOUR
TO ACCOMPANY CRAIG
Governor Craig's letter follows:
Raleigh, y. c.,
November 10. 1914.
TITS ENcellcncy, the Governor,
Richmond. Va.
My Dear Governor Stuart:
IN compliance with your requets I
give you the names OF my staff that
VIII accompany me To Richmond. as fol-
lows: Brlgadi-r- General l.. w. Young.
Adjutant General and Chief OF star.
BriEadlcr General r. s. Royster. Col
oiel $. Wcstray Battle, Colonel ]. II.
Langston. Colonel Thomas L. Craig.
Colonel W. II. Cowell Colonel George
McNell. Colonel 7. l.. Kirkpatrick
Colonel Frank s. Lambeth. Colonel Sid
ncy ". Minor, Colonel George l.. Peter
son. Colonel L. u. Bristol. Colonel Al
fred Williams, Captain. c. y, Bradhnmi.
ior Gordon Smith. Major r. T. Daniel,
George Winston Craig, Major BAXTER
Durham. Major II. 81. Land. Major l.. g.
Sinclair Captain W. D. Marrow, Cap
tain Robert Reynolds.
I'm addition to the members or my
;taff, have Invited Judge Robert y.
.Arendali, Of Raleigh. aud pr. Edward
x. Graham; president OF the univer
sIty. Chapel Hil. to be ot my party
II assure you that the great consid-
Grafton and attention that YOU are ac-
cording to NE and my friends. Is al
appreciated. we expect TO arrive IN
Richmond on the train that leaves here
about . o'clock and which Is scheduled
10 arrive In Richmond at S O'Clock iu
the morning of Thanksgiving Day. Not
all OF the members of my stan will DO
on that train, az they live in various
parts of the State. Some may arrive
earlier and como later.
Again thanking you FOR your most
hospitablc kindness. 7 am.
Yours sincerely,
tSigncdl LOCKE CRAIG"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
WHITE MEN APPOINTED
New street Cleaners Suppiant Thon
Heretofore Employed tn Suburbs.

Upon the recommendation of super
intendcnt t'onn, Of TN" street Cleaning
Department.. the Administrative Board
YESTERDAY approved til. appointment, Of
the following laborrrs In tho annex ed
territory to take the place OF the coll
orcd labor now employees:
GinicT Fark--S, baldwin, G.. #. Davis.
George Pryor. Harry Sherwood. Il. w
woods. Charles BAREFOOT. Mike O'Brien,
J. b. King. w. O. GriTrn. l.. V. Will
!iams, j. 7. hughes ind G. T Acree
liarion ITciSi,:s--Joe Eortc, Charles
smith and john Ryan.
Highland Park James y Smith, a.
kneDper, Joe Bauer and John Wittie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
"CIOtheS"
LABOR LAW VIOLATIONS
Inspectors for state Burcnu Secure
Mnn! ConNictions in PnInski.

IhuhS PDiNSkb.
Many OF the miners In the Pocahon-
tas coal fields, who He'd to cvaIc prose-
:utioH on charges OF violating the
mining laws. have succeeded in cluding
the purauine sheriff y report from
Mine Inspector 4. -. Lucas, received by
Labor Commissioner James II. Doherty
Yesterday. however. brought tho infor-
.nation that eleven miners were
brought into court At pocnhontns Fri
day. \ conviction was secured in each
Of the cases, and fine OF 81 was i'm
posed. with. costs added. The men
lined arc; J. Landoina, g. .ilphonso
John wyatt, James Payne, Richard
Davis, William Lewis. Dan Beoskev
Dan Young. William Noel, y. Jaumin
and William Barbour.
Mine Inspector Lucas. Industrial In
spector j. Bernard Cliucdinst and In
5ustrial Inspector Lille Barbour h:tvo
broken all records during the last
week for the number Of convictions
secured in that period. In one day
Thursday of this week, no less than
twenty-five convictions Ncre secured
in Pulaski and Po..thontas
The Labor Conmi ssioncr has re-
cetVed no official report OF the batch
of fourteen cases tried in Pulaski las;
Thursday, but bulletin from Tho
courthouse received here relates that
thirteen convictions were secured and
one case was dismissed.
Inspector Lucas swore out torty-niEc
warrants IN Pocaiontas, and TO this
/ time he has succeeded in bringing
thirty.fye Of the cascs TO trial. All
Of these c8sss resulted in convictions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
Reports Robbery.

r. d. Taylor. Of GO5 Price Street, re-
ported 80 the police Yesterday That his
house rus broken into some time
Thursday night and ransacked, and
that $40 was stolen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
Fail. Into CauuI.

Frank McMann, who gave his adj
dress as 236 New Jersey Avenue.
Washington. p: G.. fell into the canal
at, Seventh Street early. yesterday
morning while on his way to the Byrd
Street Station. lie was fshed out by
the First Police Station for treatment.
There his clothes were dried. and he
was able to leave at o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
SERIES OF LECTURES
Faculty of Richmond College to Give {
Public Addresses.

FHCuI1E OF NfcNmond College to Give
Public Addresses.
Four public lectures, TO be held on
Tuesday afternoons at s o'clock, in the
auditorium At Westhampton. beginning
next week. are announced by the fac
ers and subjects follow:
Tuesday. November 24-"The Au-
thors of the American Revolution, AS
ISOLATE Professor II. j. Eckenrode.
Ph. ID.
Tuesday. December 1.-The influence
OF Edgar Allan Poe on French Litera-
ture," Professor X. a. Stewart, PHI. u.
Tuesday. December S--"Somc Aspects
OF a German University" Professor L.
II. Dingus, Pm. ID.
Tuesday. december l5-"Why the
Mind Has Il Body" Cillustrated), Pro-
lessor ". j. Young. PHI. p.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
KIDD TRIAL POSTPONED
Goes Over 10 December Is at Request
or Counsel for Defenhe.

Upon the request OF Attorney L. O..
Wcnderburg. of the counsel for the de-
Tense, the trial OF Leo Kidd. charged
with responsibility for the death OF
Miss Pauline " Thorpe. which was
10 have been held In the Hastings
Court yesterday, was postponed until
December s. The ease viii be called
ing
II had been announced by counsel
foI the defense that the defendant
would he ready for trial to-day. When
the case was called, however, Attor-
ncy Wendenburg told tho court that
hc was engaged in the conduct of an
ether case In tho Law and Equity
Court. and that it would therefore be
imrossih!c for him to go oil with the
X lid ri ti
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-21
sent 90 GrnDd Jury

James White, charged with breaking
into "a garage at ac2 West Broad street
and stealing Ave automobile tires from
r. y. Schleutcr. was sent on to the
grand jury from Police Court yester-
day morning
william. Jackson and Alex. .AIoscleS,
cVlored. charged with stealing $3.50
worth OF iron castings from the Tired
cSAr Iron Works. were sentenced TO
eight months In jail.