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Apricot and banana omelettc.

Chop banana UP small ana add 70
ii four tablespoonfuls of chopped
bottled apricots. Separate the yolks
and whites OF three eggs. and beat each
separately, adding one whole egg 10 the
yolks. with a little sugar and a spoon
full or two OF milk. Put a small piece
OF butter into an omclettc pan, mix
the beaten whites with the yoll:s. and
when the butter is quite hot, pour the
mixture into the pan. While this is
cooking, heat the chopped apricots
and banana in a little apricot syrup
and when the omelette is done turn It
on to a hot dish. Cover one-half with
the fruit. fold over. sprinkle with
sugar, and serve at once.
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OF Interest to
Every Woman
Edited by
Martha Westover.
age
SOME NEW KITCHEN DEVICES

One OF the newest ironing boards
has swinging arm that holds gar
ments that are being ironed. and thus
prevents thoir trailing on the Goor.
The arm can be adjusted at distances
Tho board Itself is likewise unique
for IL can be affixed to either table or
wall at correct height. 1t is quite
rigid when adjusted. and there are
no legs or braces TO get In the way of
garments while being ironed
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LIGHTNING KILLS ONE;
INJURIES TWO OTHERS
ISpecial to The T.mes.nisnatnh


Roanoke, Va, July l4.-As a result
OF one OF the severest electrical storms
rA!ch ever struck Carroll County, Miss
sarah Shockley. Twenty-Five wears old,
the daughter Of Claude Shockley. is
dead, a child is in critical condi,ion
ana not expected 20 live, and another
child Is severely burned a lightning
bolt having struck the party Of four.
who. were picking blackberries 200
Yards from tho Shockley home four
miles from H!llsville yesterday after
noon.
Miss shockley. accom- panied by three
Children, wcnt OUT yesterday afternoon
TO gather blackberries They saw IN"
storm approaching, but thought they
would have time 10 reach the home
before IL broke. When they had Gov
cred about half the distance. lightning
commenced 10 play around the partv.
and one severe bolt struck Miss Shack
ley on the top of the head, and took
4 course down her body, tearing great
holes IN the bottom OF her feet Her
death was instantaneous
When members OF the family reached
her. her clothing was in n blaze, and
her body was horribly burned
The three children We're struck and
one of them WAS seriously injured and
is not expected TO live. the lightning
burning fearful holes in the bottom of
her feet. y second child was badly
burned about the face and head. and
the tnt-d, .. little boy. was stunned. but
not rendered unconscious. He was able
10 go TO the Shockley home and sum
mon aid.
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The Times-Dispatch
Children's Club
Edited by
Brent witt.
The T. D. C. C.
SUMMER GAMES.

My Dear Girls and Boys.-Tell me
about the games that you play IN the
summer. There are so many fascinat-
inS plays that q boy or girl can make
up in the days when school doesn't
are not written on the subject. saw
some boys playing Indians yesterday.
and they were having the most wonder
full time! They had ppitched a tent in
a vacant lot and stuck lot of fcath-
ers in their caps. and they simply
scampered all over the square scalping
any OF the little sisters that would al
low II and capturing prisoners galore in
the shape Of dogs and kittens and stray
hens. And so ] was wondering If you
PLAYED other make believe games too,
because II Is such a splendid thing To
make up the fun for yourself instead
of waiting for somebody else to think
of the fun. YOUR EDITOR
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad of the South.

EFFECTIVE APRII. r. 1915
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: s;!5 a. VI. and 500
For Norfolk. 900 A NJ. 400 p. NJ. 4.,n
p. NJ
For y. s. ". Ry. West: Sis A. II. 30
a. NJ. 800 p NJ. go =. ".
For retersbure; 1870 =. NJ. s:ls A NJ.
~ r. n. Cos y. NJ. 6;25 r. NJ. $50 P A..
For Goldshoro and Fayettsv.lle: $50 p. 81.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 5:25 4. M,
!eJ6 a. NJ. $50 A. II. 's5y A. NJ.
tlo:i5 \. NJ, l.p y. NJ. 'c:i0 r. NJ, n 20 p
n. 800 +, NJ. 635 y. NJ. 500 z. NJ. 300 p.
Except Sunday. tSunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and counec-
c. S. cAMPBELI.. d p A.. ss Main 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-15
THREATENED STRIKE
HANGING IN BALANCE
Engineers and Firemcn on Ninety
eight Western Railroads Make
Demands.
WON'T ACCEPT ARBITRATION
General Managers Committee Says
to Grant Requests. Affecting 55,.
600 Men, Would Mean an Increase
OF $33,OO0,00O Annually in Wages.

Chicago July 1.-THE threatened
strike of engineers and nremen Oh
ninety eight Western railroads st!ll
was in the balance tonight. althouG n
the employees announced to-day that
the men had voted nearly unanimous
~ TO strike it necessary 20 sustain
their demands. and that arbitration
under the Federal Law would not be
accepted
The railroads, through their general
grant the employees demands would
mean an increase OF S33. 600, 600 annual
" In wages. The engineers and fire
men say that their requests are fair
and equitable.
1t is expected that further confer
ences Will be held. Should uegotia-
tons fail, and The employees stand by
their encouragement, the resulting
ginecrs and hremen. and Indirectly a
much larger number Of workers.
Tho princip2! requests made b. the
employees OF tho roads were:
Increases in the rates OF pay TO en-
gine"rs and iremen In all classes OF
Number OF hours after which over
time would be paid in freight service.
he reduced from ten 10 eight hours.
and IN passenger service from ten to
Overtime be raised 10 n basis of
time and half in freight service and
double time in passenger service.
arbitrary thirty minutes perpetrators
time for each trip. instead or comput-
ing service continuously from actual
time of reporting for duty
Allowances be made for terminal
delays. in addition 10 payment for the
miles or the hours OF the trip.
Differentials paid for running Mallet
engines be increased
DiTerentiais between local and
through freight service, bc increased.
Two hremen be employed on larG.
coal-burning engines. regardless OF the
character or length of the run. the
tonnage hauled or the work required
OF the fircmsn.
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Personal Mention.

Miss Eliza BrodnaX Ingram. who has
been spending some time with Mrs.
Thomas liogshead in Stauntcn, has re-
turned to the city.
Miss Margaret Bellwood IS visiting
her uncle. Colonel L. a. Waters, OF
Scranton. Fa.
Mr.. and Mrs Garland Sydnor and
family are spending the summer at
their country home. ''Varinna."
Odell Maybee. of Sew York and Paris
who has been visiting his father Rev.
". j. Maybee, has returned 10 New
York, en- route TO Paris.
Marlborough Addison, of Forest
Hill. is spending the month of July
at Greenbrier Camp, near the Hot
Springs.
Thomas Davie has returned home
from q visit 10 Watkins Dav!e at SUM
Miss Indie Thomas Il the guest Of
Miss Caroline Warwick.
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HEAVY RAIN IN RALEIGH.
Within Fifty-Fivc Minutes There 7.
EMIL of 3lI Inchn.

Raleigh. y. G., July l4.-When two
heavy storm clouds met here to-day
Raleigh experienced the heaviest rain
fall with one exception. in all the his
tory OF the weather bureau here Rain
fall was 3.Of inches within afty-five
minutes.
The Peoples Laundry and WriCht.s
hotel building, on Martin Street, were
Hooded so that six feet % water stood
ing the laundry machinery, and there
was more than foot of water in the
storcrooms on the street floor. The
feet Of water. and the press-room OF
the News and Observer was seriously
flooded.
waiting rooms OF the Union Station
were swept by ten inches Of water as
the Southern and Seaboard trains were
arriving. and forced the hundreds OF
men and women 10 the tops of the
seats TO keep dry.
The city was without electric lights
or street ear service for three hours
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Apricot D'Artoise.

Make some good puff pastry, roll it
out thinly. and shape into an oblong
piece about three inches in width
Bake In the oven Till cooked. In the
meantime. rub some bottled apricots
through wire sieve. sweeten II neces-
sary, and when the pastry is ready
spread with a thick layer of the fruit
warmed sufficiently so as TO prevent
the pastry from becoming heavy. Make
a meringue mixture, put 1t in n fore
ing bag with a plain tube and force
ii out In lines across the tart, so as to
make a lattice work all over. Sprinkle
with sugar, decorate with halved glace
cherries and small pieces OF angelica,
and put in n cool oven to color slight
". Serve cold.
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Dreamed Swcrthrrnhs.

ParboN one sweetb-cad. cool and cut
in one-halt inch cubes. Sprinkle with
salt. dredgc sparingly with -four and
saute In butter until surface is brown
ed. Then drain on brown paper. Melt
two tablespoonfuls OF butter. add three
tablespoon!uls OF -four and stir until
we'll blended then pour on gradually.
while stirring constantly. one-haif
cupful each chicken stock and milk or
cream. Bring to The boiling point. add
swectbread cubes and season with salt
and cayenne. This dish rs greatly i'm
proved By The addition OF one fourth
pound OF mushroom caps. cleaned,
broken IN pieces and sauted in butter.
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RECIPES AND REPLIES
Carlton Salad.

Separate French endivc. clean, drain,
and chill. Cut cold boiled beets into
small fancy shapes. Arrange pieces
OF cndive through beet rings. on let
tuce leaves. allowing TWO leaves. two
lunches Of erdive in rings and 1--WE
shapes for each portion. For the
dressing mix one -ha1f tcnspoonfui Of
salt one fourth teaspoonful OF pepper
a few grains OF cayenne. two table
spoonfuls OF vinegar. four tablespoons
fuls OF olive oil and three tables poon-
fuls OF chopped walnut meats Chill
and shake before ug!ne.
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Apricot I'rltters.

Strain dozeM bOttled or l!nnsI
apricots. put them in Il Nat dish and
sprinkle with sugar. Put the yolks Of
two eggs into a basin and mix them
with two tablcspoonfuls OF salad oil
SIR until they are thoroughly ANAL
ganated. then add pinch OF salt and
very gradually. six ounces OF -four
previously dried and siftcd. When all
Is thoroughly smooth, add gradually
one gill OF tep!d milk. Beat for a
quarter OF an hour. then cover with a
cloth and let stand for an hour or
two. When wanted dip the apricots in
the batter and fry IN boiling fat until
a delicate brown. Drain. sprinkle with
sugar. and serve with cut lemon.
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PETERSBURG
ME- THOD|ST DISTRICT
CONFERENCE MEETS
Full Attendance of Delegates and
Visitors at Sessions in Law
rcncevillc.
UNIVERSITY ALUMNI GATHER
Condition OF Young Man Who Took
Bfchloride Tablet Is Favorable.
Aldermen Pass Ordinance for $50
600 Bond Issue for improvements.

petersburg, Va. July 1.-THE an
nual conference OF the Petersburg Dis
rict Conference Of the Methodist
Church opened to-day in l.awrencevillc
brunswick County. with a full at
tendance OF the delegates and visitors
from the different churches through
oht this district The delegates from
the churches in this city left this morn
ing. INC opening sermon was preached
~ iEeT. George H. SpoC:.cr. pastor of
Market street ". T.. Church, this city
The missionary sermon will be preached
by Rev. X. II. Bennett, of Richmond
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WOmnn Injured.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Christtansburg. Va. July 14-NIrs.
James T. Walters was knocked down
by piece OF iron falling from dray
which was being unloaded at curb
here to-day. and was severely cut about
the head and face. She was taken to a
hospital for treatment. and was found
not dangerously wounded
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Arrnirncd on OLD Cb,rve

Joe Fox, colored. alleged 10 have been
for many years q fugitive from JUS
tice, was sent on TO the grand jury By
Justice Maurice yesterday In Police
Court. Part IL, on the charge Of
fe!onlously assaulting and stabbing
Abe Woodbridge. also colored The as
sauit. IN which Woodbridge received a
deep Gash on his arm. occurred oii jan
uary 10, 1910. Cox was bailed in the
sum OF $500 for his appearance in
Hastings Court, Part IL
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LAWYERS TO COLLECT CLAIMS.

Raleigh, y. c., July 14.-Governor
Craig to-day closed contract with
Washington lawyers 10 collect sup
posed claims OF this State against the
Federal government for furnishing
troops and bearing expenses in the
War of 1872, the War Between the
States and the Spanish American War
II Is believed these claims VIII an
proach 100000. Senator simmons
chairman of the Finance Committee Of
the Senate, was advised OF the action.
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Richmond Chesapeake Bay Railway Company.

SLIiEU NE EFFFICTIVE APRII. 14
1919.
SupcrscdinE Schedule of May 30, 1oia.
Trains leave Richmond B'5:5O A. M,
.! \. W., lbs A. NJ. o A. NJ. ''IO a. NJ.
IL 4. VI, 1 L. VI, T. n. u. NJ, IA
rs e. VI. 50 J.. NJ. 10 l.. NJ, IL 40 Z. NJ.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 a. NJ, B+7
\. W., a. W.. 30 a. W., 10 A. NJ. I'll
4. NJ, -: noon, al j.. ~, :: u. NJ, 3 p.
NJ, 4 u. NJ, B5:20 II. W., $40 p. NJ. 7i1o
y. NJ, r. a.. B0 l.. NJ. $40 Z. 81. II
l.. VI
Carries baggage Saturdays only.
'Dnlly except SUNDAY. ssSnndny emily
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You CcrfninIr Arr

drawings and a drawing Tor The corr no
rospcaaence column. certainly was
glad 20 hear that / had won a medal
ron our club. Just know that
a, prize Foo'. too. J have eleven little
chickens now. and hope thst ! succeed
In raising them. don't you? / hope that
these three drawings VIII 20 to M
WsstebasEet. did not shoo, any fireworks
on the Fourth ~ July. ! didn't get hurt
Will have 20 close now. With hest wishes TO
YOU and the members. remain,
Your member.
BENNIE : WILLIAMS
:aN Grove Avenue. Richmond. Va
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:al Grove Avenue. nichmond. Va =
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Coconn,rt Cu.fnrd.

Beat five or six eggs slightly and
add one-haif cupful OF sugar and one
fourth teaspoonful OF salt: then pour
on slowly four cupfuls OF scalded milk.
Strain. add one-haf cuptul OF shredded
cocoanut and turn into slightly but
tered mold. Set In pan. half surround
with hot water and bake in "A slow oven
until arm. During the baking care
must be taken that the water sur
rounding the mold does not reach boil
ing point, or custard will whey. Chill
and turn on a serving dish.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-15
BROTHER OF JOHN DREW
GETS LICENSE. TO WED

forty-nine years old. a moving picture
actor, and brother OF John Drew,
called on City Clerk Schully this morn
ing with Miss Lucille McVey twenty
four. and obtained marriage license
Both Mr.. Drew and Miss a1cVey wanted
the city clerk TO keep the fact OF their
Miss McVey said she was a concert
entertainer. Mr.. Drew's first wife
died several years ago. They will be
married on July 20 at the Protestant
Episcopal Church OF the Transngura-
finn
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| Arrive Richmond

$3.50 An. Byrd st. sta-
Ill.25 An. Elba Station.
'll.35 Am. Byrd st. Sta.
lilo + N. Main St. Sta.
$3.50 Pm. Byrd St.Sta.
$3.50 p N. Bra st. Sta.
1880 =. n. BJraSt.Sts.
1910 p. M. Byrd St. Sta.
1885 pm. Main ST. Sta.
1885 nlghtMain St-StA.
night Byr6St.8ta,
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Summer furnishings.

Grass appeals.
Rattan is good.
Some like willow.
There's cretonne upholstery.
Cane bottoms are acceptable
Rush bottoms are very modish.
Ordinary upholstered chairs are not
hopeless.
They may be made inviting with
liner. chintz or cretonnn.
In many rooms gay. blossomy Gre
tonnes are the very thing.
In other colorful rooms plain satin
stripe linens, white o. tan. may be
most effective.
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Cuhnn Ounce Pic.

Line a deep earthen pie plate with
puff paste. prick with fork and bake
Il golden brown. When cool fill with
u layer of ounce marmalade, and cover
with layer of whipped cream. sweet
ened and favored with pineapple.
Decorate top with preserved or can
died cherries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-15
New subStntion Opened.

y nc" postal substatiOn has been
put In operation in Andcrsons' Drug
store, on Hun street, between Eighth
and Ninth Streets, the branch at Miss
Matte Woods store having been dis
continued.
Superintendent J.. y Lloyd. of the
Manchester Postal Station, announced
yesterday the new rate OF foreign
money orders. Beginning August i, a
charge Of 10 cents will be made for
orders from j cent TO $40. and 20 cents
will be charged on amounts from $40
TO $50. The rate on the former is now
from 10 to 30 cents
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One quart of milk. one cup Of dry
bread crumbs. one lemon. three eggs,
one quarter cup sugar Soak the
bread crumbs IN the milk and beat
until foa!ny. Beat the egg yolks and
add. Crate the rind Of the lemon. ex-
tract the juice and mix with the sugar
Mix all together. adding more sugar
IL desired. Bake In moderate oven
When baked. add the whites beaten
stiff as for meringue. Set in the
oven and brown lightly.
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Fredericksburg & Potomac R.R.,
70 AND From VASE. We 1OHAHD BEYoND.
Leave Rtchmond

$40 AN. Byrd ST. Sta
1906 Am. Main st. Sta
$3.50 NJ. Main ST. Sta
$40 An. Byrd ST. sta.
r1Q.2s AN. Byrd ST. Sta.
'ls.G1 noon BYRD st. Sta.
200 Pm. Byrd St. Sta.
1880 Pm. Byrd SO. Sta.
st.t5 Pm. Elha Station.
'5.i5P.M. Ssin st. Sta.
as. 20 pm. Byrd st. StI.
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Yharr.

Faruvillc.
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How You Can Remove
Every Trace Of Hair
CToilet Talks.N

y stiff paste made with some pow
dercd delatonc and water and spread
on hairy surface about minutes
Will. when removed. take every trace
of hair with II. The skin should then
be washed TO free IL from the remain
ing delatone. No harm can result
from this treatment. but be sure 1t IS
delatone YOU get and YOU will not be
disappointed Advertisement
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Funeral of Mr. Gorri.o,

ne iuileI Ia. services OF q Garrison
day evening at $50 oclocil In the home
Of his daughter, Mrs II l.. Williams.
OF Forest Hill will be held this morn
ing at 10 o'clock from the residence
OF Mrs. Williams. Besides his daughter.
Mr.. Garrison leaves one son. Charles
". Garrison. OF woodland Heighis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-15
CnnditInn I.nrnrnhI.

Ihc condition of Alvin Dolan. the
young white man who yesterday ate a
blch!oride Of mccury tablet. with the
oellei that il would not harm any more
man a piece Of candy. is rcga rdcd as
iaEoraoI. by his physician TO-DAY. He
Is at the hospital. where he is being
carefully treated and every symptom
Watched Hts physician says that ii
II DE at least ten days before ne can
tell what the definite result VIII be
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Items of Interest.

The Earnest Workers OF Porter
lawn party on July y in tho church
yard.
Work is being pushed rapidly on the
construction of the new Seventh
street arch. Tho old one is being torn
down and wider bridge erected.
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Glad Nnu uers Pleased

peIr Edio-,-1 guess you have begun to
think quite hard Of ne for not even writing
and thanking you for the nice prize you
sent me am Just delighted With Il Would
IKE very much to H!n another. but am
AFRAID we nave such grand artists ;hat /
stand little chance. However. WI! Try
and win soon.
Your loving member
MARY ELIZABETH CURRY.
80 North Th!rt!eth street. city.
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In honor OF the conclusion OF their
class contests. the Baraca and Phila-
Church held celebration last night.
The campaigns. which have been in
progress for two months. closed sue
cal program was rendered. and several
addresses We're made. II. NJ. Starks
was the principal speaker.
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Mrs. Elizabeth A. Frostic.

Inc funeraI servlces OF Mrs. Eliza
beth a Frostic, eighty-one years old.
VINO died on Monday night 4: hc- home
in Chesterfield County, were held yes
terday afternoon at / O'Clock from the
nome. Interment was made in the fam
lily burning grounds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-15
4 CHAItADE.

Ny first IS in new. but not in you.
NJ second is in York. but not in fork.
My third IS in case. also in race.
MY fourth is in sit, also in p!;.
My NTH Is in tell. but not in well.
My sixth is In you. but not In crew
Ny all is In large place.
EMILY LEIGH CLARK.
Farnvillc Va
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Alumni To Meet.

In compliance with a request Of DR..
ia mes ". Page to r. : Beck with no
petersburg Chapter OF the Alumni AS
sociatioh OF the University of Virginia
met 10 might In the rooms OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce for reorganIzatIon.
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TO REPLENISH WAR CHEST
SufrnEcftcs VIII Sacrifice Some Ex-
traNnKnncc on AuguHf IL

Washington. July 14.-AIrs. Mcdill
Mccormick, millionaire suffrage leader,
ana large body of her followers Will
make sacrifice of some feminine ex-
travagance on August 10. and will give
the money saved to fill the war chest
National Woman Suffrage Association.
OF which Mrs. Mccormick Is chairman
They hope In this way 10 raise sac. 600
TO conduct campalgns in the six States
which VIII vote on the suffrage ques-
ton this year,
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Bon sutton, colored, alleged 10 have
escaped from the State road forces, was
ca ptured yesterday by Officer Traylor,
Of Chesterfield County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-15

All Travel ARRANGEMENTS over Ono
Countor.
American or European.
Railroad, Steamship ana Pullman
Tickets.
Baggage Checked. TaXicab. Travellers
Checks
RICHMOND IRA NSF't.N COMPANY.
500 Enst MUM street
Branch offices; -Murphy's-
Richmond Hotels.
TIME AND TROUBLE SAVERS"
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Sends Drawings.

Dear ;ditor,-I am sending in two draw
fngs. which ! hope to see In print Sunday I
and was very glad TO know that could
win II. as they are very hard 10 win Thank
Ing you for II. ] am. your member.
MARGUERITE MCCLELLAN
p S.-My new residence Is GIL North
Twenty fourth Street City.
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Coming Soon

Dea- EditoF.-i was glad 20 see my riddle.
VII ind ar essay on Mary and Her Li;;Ie
Lamb" rs raining now. Awaiting FOR
prizes. your member.
CHRISTIAN SHELTON.
Buckre- vn
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RosALlE ARSHEIM.
CHILDRES's LETTERS.
Sends Drawing.

Srnds DrAWinE.
Dear i.ditor,-l vas very glad TO see my
iuEihlef nanes OF automobiles in the paper
sunday. am sending drawing which |
hope TO see in print. too have not re-
ceived my prise yet. reckon II lost
IN the mall. 20. ! have written several t!mee
about T.. Your member
MARY RAWLINGS.