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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-10
PASTOR RUSSELL'S
pHOTO-DRAMA
Formally Opened In Boston
ThSatsr Sunday.
SUCCESSES EVERYWHERE.

In Sermon Pastor Russell's Subject
Was, "satan's Great Lie-What Harm
It Did"--The First Lie-Where II Was
Told-Why II Was Told-To Whom Il
Was Told-lts Result--ltS Repetition
The Disastrous Results to Humanity
All Manner Of Grimes Are Its Fruit
age = The Only Remedy = Why9
When ?--HoW2
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-10

The wheat market has had a furry
and prices have advanced sharply. How
ever it seems to be only temporary
disturbance and no material or perman-
ent changes are anticipated. Oats and
barley are sagging and there is little &C.
mand for either. The crop outlook IN
Europe is generally favorable, and bar
ring unforeseen conditions the crop VIII
be at least an average one, and possibly
considerable above that, Hops are dull
and no sales reported One San Fran
cisco dealer is offering coast hops to
eastern brewers, laid down at 20 cents.
No sales are reported but this will un.
doubtedly shade the eastern market
down. The vegetable market is well
supplied and butter is steady at 80
cents Eggs remain unchanged and are
quoted at 80 to SO cents.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Wheat-Track prices: Club, $50; Blue
stem, Csc; Fortyfold, Ssc: Red Russian,
s7v; Valley, ssc.
Milstuffs-Bran, 21.5O per ton, shorts
$3.50; middlings, $50.
Flour - Patents, $46O per barrel;
straights, $500; exports, $3.65@3.sO;
valley, $780, graham, $4.6O; whole
wheat, $3.50.
COrn-Whole, $35; cracked, $36 per
ton.
Hay-Fancy Idaho timothy, $3.50;
fancy eastern Oregon timothy, $l4OO;
timothy and clover, $l4@l5; timothy
and alfalfa, $l3@l5; clover, $S.5O@lO;
oats and vetch, $lO@ll; cheat, l0@ll;
valley grain hay, $12@l3,5O.
oats-No. I, white, $25@25.5O per
ton,
Barley--Feed, $24@25 per ton; brew
ug, nominal; rolled, $27@2S.
Groceries, Dried Fruits, Etc,
! Dried Fruits-Apples, 10c per lb,;
,urrants, lOc; apricots, 12@14c; peach.
es, s@l1c; prunes, Italian, S@l0c; sill.
yer, 1sc; figs, white and black, GAO
TIC; raisins, loose Muscatel, 6A@
7hc; bleached Thompson, 1l1ac; un.
oleached Sultanas, S1ac; seeded, TAO
S1ac.
Coffee-Roasted in drums, ls@32c
2er TO-
Nuts-Walnuts, 1910 per lb.; Brazil
nuts, zoe; filberts, 15c; almonds, zoe;
pecans, lie; cocoanuts, 9Oc@$l per doz
Salt-Granulated, $14 per ton; half
ground, zoos, $lO.25 per ton; sos, $ll
TER ton
Beans--small white, 5000; large
white, $475; Lima, $3.50; pink, $500;
red Mexieans, &c; bayou, $4.40.
Rice-No. Japan, 5@51ac; cheaper
grades, 4l9c; southern head, 5%@6c.
Honey-ChOicO, S5,25@S.75 per case,
Sugar--Fruit and berry, $4.90; Homo
lulu plantation, $4.s5; beet, $40; Extra
G, $40; powdered, barrels, $5.i5; cubes
barrels, $5.l5.
Fruits ana vegetables.
Green Fruit-Appies 6Oc@$225 per
box; pears, $1@l.5O per box; grapes,
Malagas, $75O@$s5O per kog; Emper.
ors, $3.75@4 per keg; grapes, crates,
h.75@a; casabas, 21ac per lb,; Gran.
berries, $ll per barrel.
vegetables--Cabbage, l@l hc per h.,
cNuliflOwer, $l@l95 per dos.; cucum.
bers, 4O@45c per doz,; eggplant, 7c per
h.; head lettuce, $9@2.s5 per cratei
peppers, 5@7c per lb.; radishes, lO@l2c
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-10

Boston. Mass,
February Sth.--
Pastor Russell is
here, and in the
Boston Theatre to-
day conducted the
opening exhibit
tons Of his Photo
Drama Of Crea.
ton, which will be
exhibited at this
theatre every Sun
day at 10 A. M.
and 3 and 5 P. M
Since the Photo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-10

Along the road that leads to failure
we see a lot of pikers sitting on the,
fence waiting for something to turn up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
OPEN VERDICT IN
CASE OF NE TCALF
Witnesses Give Different Ac-
counts as to Speed Of Police
Car That Killed Bow.

Because OF tho contradictory cvi-
ocnce adduccd at the inquest. the coro-
ncrs jury, which yesterday investi-
gated the death Of Joseph Goodc n
thirteen -ycar-old colored boy who was
killed on Saturday by the police patrol
driven by W. II. Metcalf, returned an
open verdict. There were varying ac-
counts aa TO the speed at which the
heavy machine was being operated
Mildred liousch. nine years old. of
i@io East Marshall street, proved TO
he q good witness for the chauffeur
She SAID that he was not driving fast
and that lie did everything in his
power to avoid the accident She stated
that tho boy Jumped from the rear
oi wagon and started toward the
sidewalk Instead OF continuing on his
way lie stepped back, directly in the
pain ol IN" automobile, and was struck
and killed Tho child said that Met
calf stopped his machine within six
ieet OF tho accident. and that the rear
wheels did not pass over the bows
BODY.
Thomas i. Reach. Of 1915 Mechan-
'csrilie Turnpike, n Waterman on tho
west end OF tho Richmond and Hen
rico hallway viaduct, testified that
-Hoieaif was running his machine at a
/ .tou''a'c rate OF speed, not eXceedin..
WE'VE miles an hour lie said that
ne WAS struck with the fact that I,
was going slower than usual
four young women testified that the
machine was travelling at a terrinc
rue OF sperd They were Miss Helcn
stevens. Sl3 Floyd Avenue; Miss Mar
Noulton. a visitor at Miss Stcvn,,s.a
nome, Miss Essic p. Archer, PIE Sharer
street, ana Miss Virginia Gordon, q,
/ Norto!k They were driving in . 49,
flaSe ana said that they were virh;,
teen or twenty feet OF the western
lu "' me Niaduct when they were al
tiactcd by the noise and sneo, ar =,
hAtroi. They said that the autonohii.
"as going very fast.
Meicali viii come before Ju.,tco
/ fu'' hieid for preliminary hearth.
I tomorrow morning. IIo has LnnT,
,'i1'"a Tor his appearance In cour; IN
Z The sum Of $1,000 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
MAY REPRODUCE
HOME OF WILSON
Presbyterian Manse in Staunton
Suggested as Plan for Vir-
ginia Building.

me Virginia Commission on the Pan
anna Pacific Exposition at San Fran
cisco viii hold its initial mc.tiu,, a
the Capital this morning Scuotor
Saxon w Holt, of Newport News ar
IlEen IN Richmond last night to at
Tend the meeting. Captain w w
Baker. of Chesterfield, ana Dcleratc
Johh i: Lewis, of Meek lcnbure. are
expected this morning.
After rcrTecting an organization tho
commission VIII have to choose the
general design for the Virginia build
uS ana take immediate steps to select
me site within the exposition grounds
AZ San francisco. Exposition authorj-
ties write that many of the hest sitna
are being rapidly taken. 1t is also
desired that the commission desipnato
"nni VIII be known as Virginia day
While II is not stated in the act an
thoriZinS the appointment Of the com
iiitssioli, IL mas been generally under
stoou tnat the commission will erect
u building ut San Francisco rcnro-
UUucinS the plan and appearances Of Mt
vernon. y movement has been start
ca IN otaunton within tho past day or
Two TO induce the commission instead
10 reproduce the plan and appcnrance
OF The Presbyterian Mansc i'm Staun-
."n, In which building President Wool
row Wilson was born
senator Holt said last night that he
nid not know as yet how much of tho
Time OF members OF tho commission
would he taken in preparing the cy
hibit, or whether it would be ncces-
sary Tor members to make n prclimi
nary trip to California to select Tho
site ana arrange for tho erection or the
building. W VIC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
WHITE FINED ON
SPEEDING CHARGE
Appealed From Crutchheld's
Court and Got Reduction
on SlOO Sentence.

n /. white was fined s25 ANA costs
ny jury in tho Hustincs Court yes
IeTday for driving I, motor car al a
peeu higher thar. IS allowed by law
- ~ case had bccn appealed from the
folice Court, where - line Of 500 had
been imposed.
II was brought out in the course Of
inc trial that tn" defendant iit uart-
"cTSNlp with his brother, was engaged
% inc automobile transfer and delivery
business ana that st the time he Was
arrested Tor Spccding he was answering
an urgent business c8li without a
exceeding the limit. Tn" jury took i'm
rois'teration the fact that il was a
hrSi oncnsc. and reduced the finc I'm
view OF the CNtruuatiug cfrCuustauccs
EeOrg" White. indicted for car break
ING, was acquitted on the ground Of
Val rance IA the Indictment. II dcVcloucd
ihst INC true h.ll charged him With
pitakAg INTO an Atlantic Coast Line
ttallroad car. while. as q matter Of fact
AZ WAS chesapeake ana Ohio car IL,
was heid over Tor another Indictment.
robert FULLER, charged with ina
!lc!oIs wourdlug. pleaded guilty 10 me
ChafSc 81 assault and battery and vy.s
iin"u by Judge Richardson &95 ava
costs James Byrd. charged with an
attempt at murder was aCpuittad
douglas Bcale pleaded guilty I, IN.
charge Of hoUsebreaHina and vas So
fenced 10 serve Two wears in No ,.I
tehtiaIy. Charles Miles was fo,,nd
guilty 81 assault and battery ana Wa
given twelve months on the roads
ficd Lyon wts convicted Of stnsii,If,
OF petit larceny ''''' - :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
LOCAL BANK STOCK
BRINGS TOP PRICES
Davenport & Co. Sells Largo
Block of Securities at
Public Auction.

More than $500, 600 worth Of local Sc
curities. bank stock and the like were
Davenport " Co. on the floor of the
Richmond Real Estate Exchange Tho
sale attracted a large gathering OF
capitalists and investors Great In
tcrest was shown and bidding was
brisk. stock OF Richmond banks
brought uniformly good prices II was
record.
The most striking feature of the sale
was the purchase OF Tie stock OF two
Richmond trust companies at record
priccs. y block Of the Virginia Trust
Company stock went at Sl75 a share,
thc highest mark Yet reached by that
ION trust Company were sold at s2l3,
q new top price,
The sale Was widely advertised by
Davenport X Co. and brought out I,
crowd that overhower the noor OF tho
exchange. Coleman Workman, of Dav-
export 4 Co., acted as auctionecr. Tho
following sales were recorded:
tional Bank. at S202 :, share.
fiHe shares american National Bank.
al 500 ~ share.
one hundred and twenty two shares
First National Bank. al Se5s share
>, Sev@nty.iiye shares First National
Bank, at S25j Il share,
mond. at $40 Il share
M T ,IG,, hnn4red ami eighteen shares
s2oo75 to s:oi.75 a share hare. '7''N at
Eighteen shares Virginia Trust
Coneany, at sl75 :, share
Ten shares Planters National Bank.
at SS25 q share.
FIFTY shares Old Dominion Trust
Company, at S213 IL share.
Fifteen shares Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, at 5000
share.
Ten shares Virginia Fire and Marine
insurance Company. at $50 share
Tilirty-five shares Virginia Fire ana
Marine Insurance Company. at SIS a
share.
Five Thousand Riddleberger bonds,
at ssG.75 each.
six thousand Century bonds, at $50
each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
CLEVELAND FIRM
GETS BIG VERDICT
Federal Jury Awards $3,7oo, With
Interest, Against Donati-An-
thony Suit To-Day.

The jury in the United States Dis
trict Court for the Eastern District
OF Virginia yesterday returned YER
dict of S3,706. with interest from Jam
uary II. 1913. until paid In favor Of
the Cleveland Grain Company against
Y. Dcnati. Suit was instituted for the
recovery OF $500 damages II IS ex-
rccted that the case will be carried TO
tho Circuit Court of Appeals
The suit grew out OF large trans
action in grain between Donati, n
Richmond grain dealer. and the Clevc-
lana concern. Donati placed an order
Tor S60,Oh0 shipment OF grain, but
before it was sold here on the corn
cIchanGc the market dropped several
points and Donati faced the loss OF
S''"oo. lie thereupon rcpudiated the
contract, and the grain company sued
him Tor the difference between tho
price quoted him and the price brought
by the $4,000 shipment when resoid
pohatl was represented by John A.
Lamb while Robert T. Scott ana J. II
,"sram' Jr, appeared for the Cleve-
i"ho Grain Company. The trial was
hesuh Oh Monday. The jury remained
out only Il short while
me trial of the eight members Of
me Anthony clan. OF Louisa. All Of
"hon are under Indictment for viola
.ioh OF the Internal revenue statutes
IS scheduled for to-day. Considerabl.
because OF the fact that two women
ere implicated in the alleged Illicit
brandy distilling. The Witnesses for
the government are all colored persons
TWO women and two men. The hear
ing BEFORE the United States commits
sioner in January was one OF the most
unique In the history OF this court.
Inc arrest OF the eight members of
inc anthony family is the largest rev
chuo rad in years. followed the dis
coFery last January by an old colorcd
woman. Ola Gooch. of a dozen barrels
OF untaN-paid brandy concealed In a
Woodpile on her farm in Louisa County
me reported the affair to the revenue
oHlcers One barrel she had rolled
INTO her house and nailed up in a
closet. This was taken away. how
ever, by the Anthonys before the ar
rival OF the officers. according 10 the
story told by Ola Gooch.
The trial OF the cases OF the United
states asains the Seaboard Air Line
railway and the Atlantic Coast Line
iiailroad are also set for to-day. They
VIII probably be taken up and disposed
OF first.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
NE|Sz AND VICTIM
ARE BOTH BURIED
Grccning Hedge Divides Their
Last Resting Places in
Cemeteries.
MANY ATTEND SERVICES
Fcllow-Oh,icers on Police Force
i'll Plain Clothes Act
as Pallbcarcrs.
MANY ATTEND SERVICES

Police Sergeant Phil l.. Ncisz ana
mrs. Bertha NJ. Lester, whom he slew
iaiu 10 rest yesterday afternoon the
one IN Hollywood and the other In
iiaE Cemetery. y green!ng
hc"Sc divides the cemeteries. and the
graves of the murderer and his victim
ne but stones throw apart Scarcely
. nmu sad company moved silently
man icS than the other cortcgc came
in'o sight Many who had not known
or heard Of either during their lives
came 10 view ami he present at the
last rites which religion has prescribed
snail he hold over the dead or tho
immediate friends OF the two families
only FEW were present
The funeral OF Mrs Lester was held
az . clock from the home OF her
Parents. 2l9 South Pine street. the SER
V SIees being conducted by the Rev. j.
-, observation-disclosures PaIIbcnrcrs.
ne tuneral or the officer WAS held
from his home at ll2S West Marshall
street. The services wer. conducted
by the Rev. W. l.. Bali d D.. pastor
OF the Tabernacle Baptist Church. Onlv
Tow friends and relatives were pres
trict, TO which Sergeant Neisz was at
tached. and Il few of his hrother-ori-
U , an dressed in civilian clothes
;nitcers IN plain clothes acted az pail
n."rers They were G. w Thurman.
NWvi;,iE. Whiilock. a. II; Galbraith, @. L.
-, - w. NdIlci, ~. T. Dunn, H., e.
Manole% and w. II. Schleif.
sergeant Neisz broke into the home
OF MRS. Lester. IA West Broad Street.
Shortiy after 10 o'clock Monday night
ne had been intimate with the woman
anu access TO hcr house. IL is said. hnd
hecn permitted him. This tim, The
parS were up and the doors locked
against him. ana he forced his way in.
mere was a quarrel, and when another
woman entered upon the scene in re-
Sponse to Mrs. Testers screams for
hclp, Ncs2 shot her, firing Over fI
othtr womans shoulder Then he
pressed the police revolver to his own
,i,ple ana uIed at the woman's feet
rar!i olhcr IN the same morguc and
now they lie within the sound of call
i ne woman leaves two children; tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
POLITICS IN FOR
DOUBLE-HEADER
Two Campaign Meetings To
Night Will Tax Celebrity Of
Mayoralty Candidates.
DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED
Jefferson Ward fractional Fight
to Get Airing at Chin
borazo School.
DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED

Iw9 political meetings in widely sep
artted sections of the city tonight
VIII tax the celebrity OF mayoralty can
uluatcS who are expected by the vo-
tcrs To appear at both gathcrings Tho
east End Progressive Association will
noid q mass-mceting at o'clock in
school. Jefferson Ward candidates for
election to the Council will attend in
force and will join Mayor Ainslio
and Councilman Umlauf in addressing
the voters.
At the same hour tonight the vo-
tcrs OF the western section OF Clay
ward VIII gather in MoSchcttiS Hail.
LOO Ashland Street. to give the can
dtdates u hearing. An effort was made
last night e. secure Il postponement
connect with the ass-mceting at the
thlmboraZo School, but ii WAS found
impracticable to defer it. The mayor
altE candidates, III they attend both
meetings. viii he DECIDEDLY inconveni-
chc.d, since the two meeting places are
Tour or five miles apart
Freeman Down for Address,,
me officers of the East End Progress
sivc Association are r.. H. \Eakcfield
pI,reT,,dent; J.. j. Kelly. secretary. and
W; T. Conner, financial secretary he
SIDES the political speaking there will
be an address by DR.. -. s. Freeman
on the subject, The Value OF ono
Both meetings tonight promise to
DE fruitful OF developments. In JET
IGrSon Ward there is sharp fractional
o'NlS!on, and differences Will at this
meeting find their first opportunity for
4 public airing. Al the Moschetti Hall
meeting there will gather again the
Gay Ward candidate who furnished the
excitement at the Henry Clay Demo-
oha,ir club on Tuesday. night. The
meeting is expected to bring out an
interesting aftermath
Inc fourth campaign meeting of tho
Week VIII be held on saturday night
at Monroe Hall under the auspices of
the Clay Ward ActiVes. This gather
ING is eNpectcd to be the most pre-
tcnuons OF the campaign. and extern
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
TAG DAY RESULTS
Finnl Figures Show Total CoIIcr.Io,s
I.nrEer Thnn Inst Ncnr

II1lI COUNT OF The CONTRIBUTION
boxes used on the Tag Day of the
showed that $3.30l.06 was taken i'm.
! heSc ilgures We're given out last night
Dy ,. Edward Bates. Jr, Of tho First
an account of every box used on Tag
Day and had checked over the oriri
n Ial count made OF the contents OF the
The final figure put the 1914 Tag
DAY ahead OF the 1913 Tag Day by Il
small margin. Although the Increase.
spciation are well pleased 10 see thar
me charity Is not falling back in the
estimation Of the public and are deep
the public and the umseliish laLors Of
the rag Day Workers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
PASS POLICE EXAMINATION


or the thirty-siX Applicants Who re-
coiitly TOOK the examination for tb.
police force twcnty-ninc attai,,cd t tite
, ,''Ii,l aNeritsc and passed. The
iili!cS OF III" successful aDDlicants :.s
announced yesterday. are: 40
T, ii ~ Anthony, l"oS West Cary; II. W.
ln IN zoo East Broad: H. G. Berrv
~ Denny; J. G. BAILEY, 30l7 East clay:
- ho!Sse;u, All West Marshall: L.
ION ;nS., ;5; East Marshall; Il. W. D ~.
North Robinson; y. J. Fagan ~, 81 ~ =
iE l., II. l.. Gary. 2s62 East Brond:
T.. itankey, 323 South Cherry: r I,
Hiord; 2oo+ Paramount Avenue; w n
Itiin ,s' S2i North Mosby; H. r.
!,o, 2S2i East Broad: Il. G. Miles
VIZ East Broad; y. c. NIanhart, a2iG
W West Gary; Thomas NJ. Martin. S05
est Main; John II. Paul, 4lG \ycet
GM,arshan; ). r; Riddcll 2l5 South
Chcrry; J: II. RidEway, 1912 j.: w -
smith. els North Fifth; Robor, Snco ID
~ ,"3c East It: Eighteenth: r. Il. SowelI. Jr.
iolo west Cary; George G.. Schultz 4oi
SC11wardin Avenue: II. H. Witzgali' siS
Anna NM, ana G, Werner, 20l5 stuart
. :; ;VGnue; T. w. billiard. lo3 south Pine:
u H. Deskins, 500 1-2 West CLAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
Inv and Equity Case

suit for $4,000 was filed in the Law
anu Equity Court yesterday by George
: shaw against the Kentucky Tobacco
l'roduci Company. There was no
declaration.
The Law and Equity Court jury has
returned a verdict FOR the defendant in
the case OF James Stanley pcay
against tho Virginia Railway and
Power Company. The plaintiff Is an
infant, who sued through his father.
James liossar i'cay, for damages in
.he sum OF $1,000 for injuries alleged
u have been suffered by him ~ -
street car accident ON September y.
dsl2, near the intersection of g and
Twenty eighth Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
POLICE COURT CASES
William Trent, Convicted Of StcnIinp.
Mcnt, Sent to ROnhs for Six Months.

william Trent. alias William Robin
son. charged with Stealing $50 worth
OF meat from John Schwalm on March
~ was convicted yesterday in Police
Court, and was sentenced to six months
on the roads. James Trent. who was
arrested with him, was dismissed. Tho
Seant Ercngel
Lee Hoover, charged with laboring
At his trade on the Sabbath. was fined
IS.
Frank Harris. colorcd. charged with
breaking into the home of John Hasl-
ms. $40 North Twenty ninth Street.
for the grand jury, which meets on
May & -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
New ReyoIvers COMING

.E1Julant general ". ". sale has
lovers for the Virginia troops
nern shipped from the Rock Ie L.
.nriT ,1', and VIII be here this wonE.
t"'y VII replace the present :8s-caIi.
"''pohs with which the artillery
m'Glcal corps ana officers arc nn ::
sPulppeG, and viii he OF the latest IN :,
y. "t.u Typo adopted by the war De.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
sncrcd Cantntn nj Cen,cnor,

Ihe Seven Last Words of Christ"
q pcautitul sacred cantata By Dubois
Isl Isl OF the Church of the Madcleiuc in
laris' VIII be sung by an augmented
cnoIr NJ Centenary Methodist Church
on Friday night at S:I5 O'clock Tn"
public is invited nc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09

"A young printer was enabled to
get his big start" with tho money
he had saved up in this bank.
Without it. he would still be work
ing for wages. Now he's boss"
To show that he still continues to
save" his account to-day IS
s2,S24.61. You can start your
bank account with 81. Why not
start to-day and make every pay
day" count?
You are welcome
at the Safest for
Savings" Bank,
1lQl T.. Main st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09

Governor stuart named Yesterday
me tolowinS delegates from Virginia
-. hcld IN savannah. Ca, April o.
, HL, -. W Stnrbuck i. +. d no. i,
mona; Colonel w. w. Old. Jr., Nor
i,"Ihi' =; "a Miller, state Department OF
agriculture, Richmond Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
Lecture Tonight on Temperance.

MISS Edith NJ. Wells Will lecture to-
night at o'clock at Barton Heights
Methodist Church under the auspices
OF the Woman'S Prohibition League OF
america. Her subject will be Saving
Taxes in the Old Dominion To-mor-
row night She Will speak in Fair
mount Baptist Church on increasing
the Efficiency Of tho Manhood OF the
Old Dominion"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-09
Drops Dend I'm Strcct

an cmpioye of the City Gas Works
dropped dead at $50 o'clock yestcr
a aIt afternoon at Twenty ninth and
rHhk I'm streets Coroner TAYLOR ex-
ahmed the body, and found death to
nave 5cen due to natural causes.
r. rock Ellington lived at 1913 East CLAW