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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
NOTICE

WANTED. the public to know that
:, Jahnke Bros. jewelers.. 81 East
rcmount diamonds in the latest styles.
old gold ana silver taken in exchange.
TO Hollywood lot owners Those per
sons, owners Of lots in Hollywood
cemetery. who hold. OF may hereafter
obtain. permits TO enter the cemetery
grounds IN automobiles. viii hereafter
he permitted, in addition TO using the
between tn" hours OF ! and 3 o'clock
- VI. also have tho privilege 81 enter
ing tho cemetery grounds in their au-
tom obiles. under the restrictions is
sued 10 them, on Saturdays Of each
week between the hours OF and 1890
o'clock a. ".
ny order or the executive committee
Il, &. WliERRY.
President.
FOR the best auto ~ livery service
at reasonable price, call Auditorium
stables. Smith & iiX, Projectors.
Phone Madison 1923.
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BUSINESS FOX SALE.

FOR sale, entire stock drugs and fx-
lures FOR sale 10 quick tuyer. Good
business location Address a. once
Almond y Co. Suffolk. Va.
For sale. furniture store in n small
Virginia town. Assets. s4,o0o: liza :
hilitics. nothing. VIII take $3.50 for
quick sale. Address H." Times Dis
patch.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
Ry Charles \. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auciionccrs.
TRUSTEES SALE

TWO BRICK pMEl.LINGS. Nos 25oi
AND .loS EAST GRACE. STREET.
In oxccution of tho decd or trust to
til" undcrslgnrd trustee. dated August
!. 1919. recorded in the Richmond
chancerH Court clerks office. in H. r.
@23-c, page 80, default having been
made IN the paymcn; OF tho debt Sc
cured thereby, and having been re
puested so to 10 hy the beneficiary |
Viii sell at public auction, on the
premises. on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1914
At = o'clock i. NJ,
all that lot OF Hand in Tho city OF Rich
monu, Virginia. with the two brirl,
dwellings, thereon. known as Nos oJnl
aud 2'o3 East Grace Street. beginning
ut the southeast CORNER of Twenty
hith and Grace streets. thence run
uiuE in an costcrly direction and
fronting on the south limo of Grace
street thirtN-tWo t32) feet more or
less. thence running back southwardly
bctw ccn parallel lines ninety tgo) feet
more or less. 10 AN alley in the rear
TERMS: Cash az TO cost of cXcr,Itfrc
this deed OF trust. any taxes that MAY
lac due, aud TO pay of and DISCHARGES
the following notes: Sl.75U ami So 10
with Interest from August Z igl4
balance one year after da te, secured nv
deed OF trust. or all cash, at option OF
purchaser.
Il. NJ. JACOBS,
Trustee
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FOR SALlc-Iiouses

50 feet at First and Marshall Streets.
rental. win sell 1T low price or make
exchange for uninproycd city property.
Address * 222, care Times Dispatch.
WILL trade new West End apartment
mouse. value s3o.ooV. Tor Soou CITY
Every apartment rented to RrSt-class
tenants. Address /: Gil. care Times
DiSDatrl
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seA,oAWp AIR ,1.E uar1wAy

"rhr Progressive Railway nf tue SOUTH
Southhound trains scheduled to icsv. Rich
mond daily; 400 \. h. local to Norlina, t:S
l.. NJ, slecpers and coaches. Atlanta Biz
min CHAM. jacksonville: Ic:45 =. 81. sleepey
TO Hamlet aud coachcs 10 Atlanta ard Blr-
minghar. 1915 \. NJ. slceprrs. Atlanta E,r-
mlngham Memphis, Jacksonville. lamps.
and coaUhcs jacksonville.
Northbound trains scheduled to arri1, In
Eichu.ond daily: S:51 y. a.. 500 A. ~. 5.oE
L.. NJ. 80 l.. NJ. Local.
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WANTED,

WANTED. 10 buy for cash household
goods In any quantity. Phone Madi-
son 3Shl.
WE oan usc your house grease. homes
or iat III exchange for soap or cash
Richmond Refining Company, Randolph
lIAa.
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ITUATIOS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED by lady with ton years
experience, position TO teach. Ad
ress BoN So, Lexington. Va.
WANTED. u position ny teacher In the
free schools cf Virginia. Export :
nee two years: graduate OF Miller
chool, Alhcmarle County. Miss Carrie
t. Breeder, FREQ Union. Va.
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FOR SALE-N1achinery.,

ROLLERS, engines, woodworking ma
chincry. concrete mixers. hosting on
gincs, pumps. tanks, pullcys, hangers
and shafting; guaranteed condition. l..
Bluford x Co.
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD

BEST Pennsylvania white sh. stove
and nut, $3.50. egg S125: splin; s525:
steam. 1925. ire Creek lump. SJ.15--
until September IL. w II. Rcams. Te1
North seventeenth. Phone Madison
LONGS wood and coal is dry and
clean. easy to start. burns 10 pure
soft ashes. ~ cutting OF draft y
lasts longest, too. lust try me once.
Two phones. T.. r. Long. 1906 West
Broad.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOULEVARD Inn. Hampton Roads.
Country and Eeaghore combined with
city convenirnccs. Near golf Links
Misses Tabb. Boulevard Inn. Hampton.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
Ey w. Robinson x Co.
Real Estate Auctionccrs
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
23i0 AND 23t3 T STREET.

~ "Yeeution Of certain iced II
trust. dated August 90. 1914. ami re-
corded In The clerk office Of the Rich
inond Chanc.ry Court. Richmond. Ma.
IA Deed Book 223-A. page III. default
having been made ia the payment OF Il
part 81 tho debt thereby secured. and
being directed 80 10 do 10y the note
holder. W. will sell ~ public auction.
on the premises.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1914.
at O'Clock &. NJ.
the following described real estate. All
that certain lot Of land. with the i'm
proNcments thereon. lying and being IN
the city Of Richmond. VA. with a small
lart OF the same ia til. rear extending
ms az u point on the north line OF Il
street, distant eighty nine feet and
four $50 inches west Of its intcrsec-
ton with the west line or Twenty
fourth street. thence runnin. west
wardly along the said north limo of 4
street 10 an alley and fronting on tho
said north line Of II Street thirty-scvcu
t3ip feet and extending back north
wardly from said front between parallel
lines one hundred and hfty-four fee,
and ten and one-quarter inches
line ia the eastern line or said alley.
and on It's eastern lin. one hundred and
forty-two feet and three and one half
inches G42.3 l-2J. more or less. and
being the rear half of lots g. o. 10. II.
in block 123 IL. in the plan Of Fair
mount.
TERMS: Cash as TO. 50 much to dc
ing trustees commission Of > per cent.
and to pay three interest notes for
S37.5o each. duo February %. 1919. May
principal note for $500 due August %
1914. interest on said notes TO date Of
settlement and back taxes. if any. The
purchaser IS to assume payment of So
600 and interest due Novorub Der 23. 1911.
w. s. ROBINSON.
yrnStnc
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NAH. ORDER

IT is now time 10 have your fall hats
cleaned, pressed and rcShapcd. Ladies'
hats given special attention. Schloss.
The Halter. S22 f.aa; Hroad street
Richmond. VA
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FOR observation-disclosures.

q suitcase apartment ut Monroe Ter
race. Inquire ut office Mrs. Lanicr
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FOR SAI.t;-Ifa,.ms

FOR .alc or exchange. go acres. level.
well improved Hartford County. Md
very productive farm Springs furnish
water ~ each pasture. 300 acres pro-
ducine excellent grass and grain trops.
balance cut over timber. cultiVatAbic
when cleared. meanwhile good pasture.
Wcll-locatcd on county pike, adjoining
live village containing good broom
graded school. church. stores. hotel.
creamery and blacksmith shop one
mile from state macadamtlcd road. part
of the proposed National Highway. on
which * CoHowingo. on the PcunsyI-
vania Railroad, miles northeast. and
Bel Air, the county seat. 9 miles south
west on tho Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA,
Railroad. If Interested write and we
meet YOU with an automobile at CON
owingo 10 show farm. Price is right
and terms easy. Might accept some
trade. Boiling Bros Darlington. Nd.
FOR sale, forty acres land 81 Milford
Station. Il. T.. y f.. .Railroud. Fine
view. Price low. Box 90, Milford, VA.
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CLEANING AND PRESSING.

SPECIAL this we.k--Gentlemcu's Palm
Beach suits cleaned aud pressed. SOC.
l.ayne, the Cleaner. South Fourth
street. Randolph 6n21.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
STOCKS AND RoNDs


For salc. two bonds Of the H. H.
Nidyettc Company for l0o each face
Nnluc. should be glad to receive Of
fcrs on same. 4. II! Wills, Roanoke.
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND. two auto tires. Owner can
have Same by calling and describing
same and paying for this advertise
|nent; also paying reward. Petersburg
Auto Tire and Supply Company. Pc
sersburg. Va.
TAKEN up at Smallpox Hospital on
September j ut Il. NJ, one bay mule
md one Sorrel mare with blaze face
owner can get same by paying dam
|iSes and for this advertisement.
LOST, Phi Beta III Fraternity pin, pearl
set. diamond shaped. In the city on
sunday. l.. Il. s. OH back. Reward il
eturned TO l.. Il. s.. care Times Dis
"a tch.
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GILT-EpGE INVESTMENTS


HANDSOME new. modern apartments.
central Nest Fad. Price. $500: rent
$50 Il year. leased to yearly first class
tenants. cali Randolph aiD.
HANDSOME. detached Grace street
apartment for sale; 10 per cent in
vestment; one of the most up-to- date.
attractive Investments West END Call
Randolph ITO.
zoo South Beividere street. : rooms.
brick house. s2.750 It's good buy.
Call Randolph 40.
\ pick up 6-room house. Price. sl.15o.
cash, $3.50. balance easy, rent s2lG a
year. cali Randolph 40.
WEST End home. Chuilin street. nice
rooms, electric lights, handsome
mantels. Il largo Iatrobc stove heats
both floors: bath. pantry. plenty Of
light Htr sunshine. coy. attractivcly
designed. conveniently planned. it's .,
beauty. only $4,000. Cash. $500: terms
easy. prinkard. 200i Hanover Avenue.
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WANTED-lsooIns

TWO young. professional men desire
well furnished room. all convcniencev
Southern exposure within IL minutes
walk TO State Capitol. State price
81. care Times Dispatch
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Dr. rl.CT!yES.

CHARLES @. Burch, private detective
agency, 800 Park Building, corner
Tenth and Rank. Phone Randolph 1856.
Richmond. Va.
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77.l----91--- -.------------
SUMMER BOARDING

THE Avon. Buckroc Beach. Va, for
transient aud regular boarders. Lc-
Gated On water front. one square from
pavilion. Apply Mrs. q. b. James.
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Richmond. FHtdGrlCESb'g & Potomac R.
70 ARp ER0M iYhSH. WOODLAND ReIpNo.
LoeYe Ricllnon ]

Lowe ri chmon ! | Arrive Richmond
'5.i0A.N. Bird 81. Sta 1850 An. Pyta 81. Sta,
1905 An. Gain 81. Sta :li.25 An. Eibs station.
1920 ~, Main 81. StaJtii.5 A. Ii. Byrd 81 :, A.
~s.ib An. Byrd ~. Stall lilo NJ. Main 81. Sta.
iiQ.25 AZ. Byrd ~, S,ai 1850 p.h BYRD 81. Sta,
aiS.ot noon byrd ~. STA $3.50 NJ. Syrd vt, Sta.
900 pm. Byrd st. STA. fi.3U u n. byrd st.Sts.
1904 PM. byrd It. STA 5000 r. N. Byrd St STA.
si.ta p.i tihe Station.i 1895 4 NJ Na,n 81. Str.
'6.lbp.u. Main ~. Sta, tl2.35 nlEhtssinSt.Sts.
$50 +. u. BYRD 1T. s.t1sl2.t0 night ilJTdSt.sta
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
leave Byra -. STA. 4.0p r. 81. for Fredericksburg
.eNye Elbs sta. sc A. $50 y. VI. for Ashland
Arrive Bpre ~. Sta S..5 An. from frederieksb' I
Arrive Elb9 Sta. G.3O An, 5ks P.M. from, Asha
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Daily. tWcstdcyr. sSundeys only.
All ;roiRa &c or from byrd Street Stesion
ntcp at Eioz. Tins o arrivals and departures
not guaranteed. Read tho si9nu.
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WANTED-iicuscs.

NAETEI, residence III Ginter Park or
Highland Iark. ncar park. In cN-
change Tor modern stone front Grove
Avenue homo. Iricc very reasonable
Address i 22i. rar" Times Dispatch.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-26

Alexander Miller, a farmer, was ar
rested last night by Police Omcers
Jones and Douglas and Is charged
with non-support of family. His case
was turned over to Judge Mcfarland
of the probate court.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-26
STREET CAR SERVICE
Topeka Raflway Makes Special Prepa.
rntions for Memorial Week.

Under the orders of Howard Patten.
superintendent, the employees of the
Topeka Railway company today are
taking special pains to take care Of
the old soldier traffic. Motormen
start and stop their cars easier, max
ing the boarding and alighting Of cars
without danger to the veterans who
NAV be weak and feeble. Conductors,
whenever possible, aid the wearers OF
the bronze buttons on and off their
cars. Slower time is made and street
crossings are watched carefully that
no accidents may occur to veterans
who are hard of hearing and who may
be confused by street traffic.
Tomorrow between the hours OF
$50 a. m. and noon the railway COM
pany will abandon through traffic on
West Tenth avenue. Cars with Low
man Hill and Tenth street terminals
will be operated to Tenth and jackson
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REPORT ON PARKS
Commissioner Porter Cites Ex-
penditures for This Year.
Needed improvements Made in
City Milk Department.

A balance of sss.2s1.77 to the good
is shown in the 1914 report of Com
missioner Porter filed with the city
clerk today. The report covers the
funds on hand. expenditures and bal
ances for January, February. March
and April.
On the milk department. which has
hitherto been neglected, 1916 has
been spent since the first of the year.
A graduate inspector, DR.. Leslie w.
Rowles, has been placed in charge of
the department. A tuberculin test, as
we'll as tests for cleanliness and butter
fat, Is made. New equipment has
been purchased. Since the first of
the month 10 diaries have been ex-
amined and SO tubercular cows con-
demned. The rigorous inspection
means added protection for Topeka
babies in the hot weather.
The park commissioners depart
ment covers parks. the city crematory,
detention home. sanitary force. dog
department., milk inspection. plumb
ing, the Garfield Park improvement
fund, food, weights and measures. An
average Of $1,000 per month is spent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-26

streets or as far ~ the crowds will
allow. Cars to Twelfth street via
Tenth and Jackson will be operated
south on Kansas avenue to the tracks
past the car barns. Rather than dis
turb the exercises and interfere with
the street space on Tenth avenue, SUI
perintendent Patten took these meas
ures.
The decorations made by the To-
pc1ka Railway company add much to
the holiday appearance Of Kansas ave-
nue. and West Tenth avenue. The CEN
ter trolley poles have been wrapped
In bunting and q red, white and blue
shield covers the center Of the cross
arms. All employees are wearing
small flags. The decorations are the
prettieSt in years on Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-26
GAVE 4 SERENADE.


The Fife and Drum corps Of the Ma
tional Soldiers Home at Leavenworth
paid the State Journal the honor Of q
serenade and visit early this morning
Nine hale veterans with flies and
drums, under the direction of H. s
swan. who acted az guide and spokes-
man. formed in order before the Jour
nal Office about half past nine and
made the air vibrant with the stirring
strains of THE Girl I Left Behind
Me-
They played with the certainty and
abandonment Of fifty years of practice
and the roll Of the drums and the
piercing notes Of the flies echoed ur
and down Kansas avenue. On invita-
ton, the musicians paid a visit of in
spection to the newspaper office and
stayed while an operator on one of the
lfnotypes cast their names in metal
slugs to be carried away as souvenirs.
Those composing the organization
came yesterday from Leavenworth in
company with half a score of the other
veterans now stationed at the Home.
The filters are: James NJ. Stevens. age
SO. Sixth Indiana infantry; John C..
Clark. age IS. Co. G, Fifteenth Iowa in
fantry; Thomas Hinton, age 68, Co. X.
Ninth New Jersey infantry. and John
kendrick. age a. Co. I. Third Rhode
Island heavy artillery.
The drummers: ]. o. Sloane, age
81. drum major. Co. B. One Hundred
and Sixty-third Ohio infantry and CHIEF
musician Of the One Hundred and
Eighty-seventh Ohio infantry; C. H.
Ffnnister, age 20, Cos. F and K, Second
Kansas infantry and cavalry; G. w.
Hukins. age Sc. Co. A. Sixty-third In
diana infantry; A. E. Gates. age "A, Co
B. Second Michigan: J.. r. Goheen, age
"A, Co. G. Eighty-third Pennsylvania
infantry. n. S. Swan, who accompanied
the musicians, was a member of the
Third Missouri infantry.
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sky was overcast. There was no rain
In Kansas In the a hours ending at Z.
according 10 the government reports.
Tho social survey exhibit will open
at the Security building. southwest
fcorner Of Seventh street and Kansas
avenue. tonight at $50 O'Clock The in
formation in the survey has been at
tr4cttvely arranged on big panels. Many
Things favorable to Topeka are shown
ON these charts. aside from the things
sion Is free. and the exhibit Is well
worth looking over. The exhibit will
continue the balance Of the week.
Postmaster w. o. Rigby is awaiting
word from Washington in response to
his application for permission to
close the Topeka postoffice and sus-
pend local delivery service for a part
Of May 81. in difference to the Mem
ortaf building dedication ceremonies.
If the authority Is granted there will
be but one mail delivery on Wednes-
day and the postofi1ce will be closed
after 10 a m. In any event this pro-
gram will be carried out on Saturday,
May 80. the national Memorial day
holiday.
A luncheon was held Monday night
| at the First Methodist church as the
closing feature OF the first semester
OF the Topeka training school for
Sunday school workers. Among those
VIZ 64VC OE1SA Ca1AS were. MIS-.
Charles Curtis, Judge j. S. West, Mrs.
III. W. Bomgardner, Robert Stone,
Miss Welcome. Miss Rake. A. d.
Gray. III. T. Chase, d. H. Forbes. Mrs.
Farnsworth. Mr.. Knapp, Mrs Thorpe,
Mr.. Wiley. Miss Graves. H. w. Bonn
gardner and Miss Mckee. Mrs. S. S.
Estey presided. The school, although
the youngest. is said to be the largest
institute Of the kind in the country.
The membership at the close of the
term was 429. The second semester
will open October 5.
A telegram has been received in To-
peka from Samuel E. LUX of this city
stating that he was made chairman of
an important conference committee in
connection with the Week-Tuttle bill
now before congress. On this confer
ence committee were the great cram
berry growers and their associates from
Massachusetts to Wisconsin and repre-
sentatives Of other large fruit indus
tries over the country. The fruit men
are working for q law calling for uni
formity in fruit containers. The final
hearing Of the committee will close to-
day. Mr.. Lux, who has been in Wash
tngton for several days, is looked upon
as one Of the big men of the country
among the shippers. He is an active
| member of the board of managers of
the Kansas State Fair association.
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MORGAN DENIES IT.

New York. May 26.-J. p. Morgan
characterizes as untrue the testimony
of Charles S. Mellen, former head Of
the New York, New Haven & Hart
ford railroad, before the Interstate
commerce commission in Washington,
last week. that J. Pierpont Morgan
concealed from Mr.. Mellep facts re-
garding the New Haven road which
Mr.. Morgan offered to produce be-
fore any proper tribunal at any time
the records of J. p. Morgan & Co.
and the personal records Of his father.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-26

in improving and maintaining city
parks. exclusive Of Garfield.
Following is the balance on hand to
date in the various departments:
Parks, $16.331.31: Garfield park i'm
provements. $1,954.09; dog depart
ment, $770.65: sanitary department.
$4.369.S4: milk inspection, $7S3.39;
food weights and measures. $685.O5;
crematory, $S,535.1S; plumbing. $685.;
Burton Hill, $500; music, $1.712.62;
public building. $1.755.64. Total. $38.
28177.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-26

George A. Huron. police judge, this
morning issued an ultimatum to law
violators. The judge will not allow
bond to be furnished this week to
persons arrested on the charges OF
street walking. gambling, picking
pockets. selling liquor Or similar
charges. Those picked up by officers
on the charges will be lodged in the
city Jail until the week Is over; then
he or she can be released on bond II
furnished.
This is an old custom used for years
to keep down the violation of the
laws on special occasions. Last night
a co1ored woman named Lena Shep-
hard was arrested on the charge of
street walking. Today ten or twelve
persons, including the woman's hus-
band. petitioned Judge Huron to re-
lease her. He refused and declares
that all others arrested for such Of
lenses will be given free board at the
city prison for the balance of the
week.
So 1t is now up to the large body
of crooks" who usually come from
afar to attend big meetings, to steer
clear of trouble. Once arrested this
week, it will be many days before a
ron and the police department intend
to keep the city in almost perfect or
der during the reunion Of the Civil
war veterans.
Police Oficer wonderly arrested
James Gabler this morning and he is
booked at the city Jail on the charge
Of carrying a dangerous weapon.
wonderly thought he was acting sus-
piciously, searched him and found a
small automatic pistol. In addition to
that, the man had several bottles Of
whisky upon his person. He claims
that he was taking 1t to his home in
~.yo1<Arv Ko fnr hia 1yUy, nae II In
possible that the charge of selling Ii
ouor may be pressed against him. 1t
is the theory of several officers that
he was trying to pay his expenses to
his home in western Kansas by at
tempting to sell liquor to some of the
visitors In Topeka this week. He was
arrested at the Santa Fe depot.
Fred MCGEE was arrested last night
by Sergeant E. L. Walker. Omcers
Brown and Ferguson on the charge
Of drunkenness and fined SO in po-
lice court today.
Alexander Miller, a farmer, was ar
rested last night by Police Officers
Jones and Douglas and Is charged
with non-support of family. His case
was turned over to Judge Mcfarland
of the probate court.
The twelve special officers appoint
ed to assist the city police force in
keeping order during the Memorial
week went on duty this morning.
The late plan of the city commits
sioners making the prisoners of the
city Jail labor at the asphalt plant in
stead of pounding . dimes worth Of
rock daily is meeting with approval.
Every morning the men are taken to
the plant where they spend the day at
worIe And II In 8nid that thew work
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Fred MCGEE was arrested last night
by Sergeant E. L. Walker. Omcers
Brown and Ferguson on the charge
Of drunkenness and fined SO in po-
lice court today.