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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-30
Striking
Reductions in
the Shoe
Department

Women's felt slippers that
We're S5c and $1.00; pair, 49c.
Boys high cut storm shoes,
black and tan, double soles; viii
wear like iron; sizes up to 5 u
values up to $3.50. Pair, S1.9S.
Mems buckle arctics-our en-
tire stock of $1,69 and $1.9S
best quality arctics; one and four
buckles, at 9Sc pr.
Mems slippers-handsome slip
pers that were formerly $1.25 to
$1.69, at CSC pair.
Mems shoes-a cleanup lot of
odds and ends of excellent quail
ity shoes that were formerly
$3.50 to $3.50. Pair, $1.9S.
Women's patent colt button
overgaiter boots with fawn cloth
tops and concave leather heels;
all sizes; SO value. Pair, $1.9S.
Women's finest felt slippers in
various colors, that were $1.25,
S1.49 and $1.69. Pair, 9Sc.
Women's black overgaiters of
"spats," all sizes, soc values,
at 25c pr.
Third Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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Furniture

One w. & +. Kitchen Cabinet
this is one of the sample cab
inets on our sales floor; slightly
marked from demonstrating; reg
ularly $3.50. Sale price, S21.5O.
One Special Kitchen Cabinet
white enamel interior; sample
cabinet on sales floor; regularly
$500. Sale price, $3.50.
Genuine Leather Davenport
fumed oak, Spanish leather;
equipped with automatic bed;
regularly s55, Sale price, $500.
$1,000 Fireside Jacobean
Rockers, $1O.95.
SS.75 Jacobean chair and
rockers, .......... $6.4 40
Fumed Oak Library Suit
chair, rocker and settee; up
holstered in brown imitation
Spanish leather; regularly $21.
Sale price, $1O.95.
Chair and Rocker, upholstered
in imported tapestry, loose cush-
ions of feather down; regularly
$500. Sale price, $3.50 each.
$3.50 all felt mattress, art
ticking, roll edge, $500.
$1,000 all white felt mattress,
$7.75
$2.9S feather pillows, good
ticking, pair, $1.05.
Fifth Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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CALL l99l-ANY PHONE. ~M -K IT
- FOUNDED 1877 -
G1l1HzNH1
China
Department

Table Tumblers at 4Oc doz.-
regularly 60c;-blown glass, en-
graved.
Cups and saucers, soc doz.-
regularly $1.20;-gold band,
china.
Fire-proof Baking Set, 69c-
value .29;-Guernsey eartheu-
ware. Baking set consists of Z
inch casserole, bowl, pudding dish
and six custard cups.
Decorated China at 9Sc-
value S1.49;-fruit bowls, sugar
and cream sets, cake plates, chop
plates, bread and roll trays and
salad bowls.
Decorated China at 69c-value
9Sc:-chop plates, tea pots, nut
bowls, cracker jars, salad bowls,
spoon trays, relish dishes, sugar
and cream sets, bread and cake
plates.
Electric Portable Table Lamps,
$3.50 to $12.5O-from $3.50 to
$3.50.
Jardinieres-an opportunity to
secure high-grade crockery jar.
dinieres at half price.
The 75c kind at 3Sc.
The 9Sc kind at 49c.
The $1.50 kind at 75c.
Basket Trays at 49c-values
CSC to $1.39; 9;-decorated china
center.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Muslinwear

Gowns at 65c-values S9c to
s1.25;-low and high necks; reg.
ular and extra sizes; made of
nainsook, cambric and crepe with
lace and embroidery trimmings;
slightly soiled.
Drawers at 19c-value 25c;-
muslin and cambric, with tucked
and hemstitched ruffie; open and
closed.
Drawers at 25c-value 39c;--
fine cambric and nainsook with
blind and Openwork embroidery
ruffies; open and closed.
Corset Covers at 19c-values
25c to 50c;-made of nainsook
and trimmed with embroidery
edges and lace; slightly soiled.
Second Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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W'onen's and
Chi1dren's
Underwear

Women's soc underwear
heavy cotton, fleece lined;
bleached; silk finish; pearl but
tons; 3 garments for $1.0O, or
Soc each.
Women's 39c underwear
vest and pants; peeler color; me-
dunn and heavy weight, at 25c
each.
Women's soc union suits
bleached; long sleeves; ankle
length; medium weight; seconds,
at 39c.
Boys 25c underwear-heavy
cotton, fleece lined, at 17c.
Children's 25c underwear
vests and pants; fleece lined cot
ton; bleached, at 19c each.
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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Silks and Silk
and Wool
Dress Goods

Yardwide Wash Silks at SOC
yd.-value $1.00;-heavv quail
ity; all silk; pin, double and
space stripes; nearly all shades.
42-inch Crepe de Chimes at 25c
yd.-value 50c;-silk and cot
ton; neat figures and small de.
signs.
42-inch Brocade Tussahs at
S9c yd.-value $1.50:-silli aud
wool; in navy, brown, wistcria,
and Copenhagen.
Silk Crepe de Chine at 19c yd.
value $1.00;-good line of
shades to select from.
4O-inch Silk Crepe de Chine at
$1.25 yd.-value $1.5O;- all
street and evening shades.
4O-inch Black Satin Charmeuse
at $1.25 yd.-vaIue $1.59;-
in taupe, navy and black.
Imported Silk Samples at 15c
yd.
Remnants of dress goods
marked 25 per cent. less than
regular selling prices.
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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Fur Sets

Red Fox Sets at $1,000
worth $1S.50;-animal scarf;
large muff with head and tail.
Black Coney Sets at $500
animal scarf; pillow muff.
Natural Wolf Sets at $500
and S1S.OO-value $500 and
$4,000 animal scarf; large pill
low muff.
Genuine Black Fox Sets at
$25.OO-value $2S.00;-animal
scarf; large pillow muff.
Isabella Fox Sets at So. 80
value $25.00;-large scarf; pill.
low muff.
Large line of Children's Furs
in German Ermine, Tiger Coney,
Mouff1on and Coney Sets, at great
reductions,
Fur Store-Second Floor.
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Hosiery for
Women and
Children

Women's soc hosiery-pIain
black and colors; silk Isle and
thread silk boots; double soles
and wide garter tops; 3 pairs for
90, or 35c pair.
Women's 19c hosiery-plain
black, silk Isle; double heels and
toes, wide garter tops; seconds.
Pair, 121ac.
Children's 19c hosiery-fine
ribbed cotton; double heels and
toes; black. Pair, 14c.
Boys and girls 25c stockings
medium and heavy weight cot
ton; double knees, heels and toes;
not all sizes; 3 pairs for SOC, or
17c pair.
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White Goods

Longcloth at SOC piece-value
5c;-full perfect pieces, 10
yard lengths. Only 2 pieces to a
customer.
Mercerized Table Patterns, Soc
value S1.50;-2 yards square;
handsome patterns to select from.
Bleathcd Crash at sc yd.-
value 61ac;-plain, and some
with red borders.
White Goods Remnants at 71sc
yd.-values 10c to 19c;-voiles,
lawns, batistes and organdies.
Main FloOr-BOWM
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Art Novelties

At 15c-value 25c; Batten-
burg squares, drawnwork and EN-
broidered centers; 1S-inch size.
At 17c-value 29c; drawn
work square; 16-inch size.
At 12c-value 19c; drawn
work squares with hemstitched
hem; 24-inch size.
At 59c-value $1.25; round
lunch cloth, scalloped edge and
embroidered; 52-inch size.
At 33c-value soc; shams,
hemstitched hem, drawn work and
embroidered centers.
At 5Oc-value Use; shams,
drawn work and hemstitched CEN
ters, trimmed with wide lace.
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Gloves

2-clasp overseam gloves in
white and grev-a few black in
the lot, at 75c pair.
12-button fleece lined auto
gloves; regularly $500, at $3.50
pair.
.1-clasp real chamois gloves in
white and natural, regularly
Sl.S5, special at $1.5O pair.
1-clasp real Mocha gloves with
wool lining, in tan and grey; reg
ularly $3.50; pair, $500.
1-clasp Mocha gloves with
squirrel fur lining; regularly
$500; special at $3.50 pair.
Salt spotted gloves-all sizes
in tan CPerrin's $500 quality),
at 49c pair
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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Bedding

White crochet bed spreads, full
size; hemmed ready for use; va
rious patterns to select from;
slightly soiled; regularly $3.50;
at $1.09.
Crochet bed spread, full size;
regularly 69c; at SOC. Only 2 to
a customer.
Cleanup of cotton plaid
blankets-just a small lot that
sold regularly at S1.50; at $1.19.
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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COrSetS and
BraSSiereS

w. B. Corsets at S5c-value
$1.50;-made of coutil; we'll
boned; trimmed; rubb, gore in
back; heavy hose supporters.
Corsets at S1.59-values $3.50
to $3.00;-lace front and back;
broken sizes. but all sizes in the
lot; La Camille, Royal Worcester,
Henderson, C-B, Warner and
Princess.
Brassieres at 59c-value S1.00
to 81. hook front and sur
plice back; some are all over en-
broidery with yokes of fine en-
broidery or with lace and en-
broidery edges; all well made;
sizes "a to 46.
Brassieres at 39c-values soc
to 75c;-hooli front and surplice
back; vokes Of embroidery. all
over embroidery or neat edges of
lace and embroidery; broken sizes
but all sizes in the lot.
Second Floor-BOWMAN'S.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-30

Plain skirts in fine Meltons,
in a good color assortment
and a good range of sizes, at
$3.9S-regularly $1,000.
Don't think of these as re-
duced owing to undesirable
ity for they are just what
you would select if you were
out to buy a skirt at full
price. But-and-we re frank
about tive anticipate diff
ferent skirts next spring and
want to reduce our stock.
Plenty of time to wear these
before the new ones are here.
About twenty-five serge,
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poplin and other all wool
fabric dresses that were Sc. 100,
$3.50, $1,000, $12.50 and $15.
Year-End price, $3.9S.
Any new velvet, silk or
satin dress in our entire
stock at exactly half price.
CThis is for the one day only
the Year-End Sale
Children's Coats in the
Year-End Sale. Choice of the
stock at $2.9S. Good coats,
but not many of them-only
about two dozen. Good
styles, good materials. First
comers will get the pick.
Second Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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Do1nesticS

Bleached Muslin at sc yard
good quality, Sc inches wide;
remnant lengths.
1Oc Outing Flannel at 4 q yd.
light and dark patterns; rem
nant lengths.
121ac and 15c Bed Ticking at
Z 12c yd.-in blue and white and
fancy stripes.
Unbleached Sheeting at 21sc
yd.-27 inches wide; in lengths
from 2 Y to 20 yards.
Mohawk and Utica Sheets at
65c to 7Sc; from soc to S1.09;
-S1x90, 90x90 and S1x1OS
inches: these sheets are perfect
with the exception of few oil
stains which will come out after
washing. A few hemstitched
sheets in this lot at the same
price.
Pillow Gases at DC to 16c each
from 15c to 22c;-42x36 to
54x36 inches; Dreamland, Bow
man Special, Mohawk and Salem
brands.
1Oc Outing Cloth at 61ac yd.
cut from full pieces; light pat
terms.
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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NOTABLE
REDUCTIONS
IN
WALL PAPER

1C roll; from Sc to 10c;
new 1915 patterns; suit
able for sitting rooms, par
lors, kitchens, bed rooms and
halls; 9 and 1S-inch borders
to match.
7IoC roll; from Zoe to
1212c; for parlors,
dining rooms, kitchens and
halls; cut out and matched
borders to blend. Good 1915
patterns.
OC roll; from 121ac to 15c;
in the most wanted col
orlngs and choicest designs,
with cut-out borders 9 and Is
inches wide to match. Suit
able for chambers, living
rooms and dining rooms.
15c roll; from 1Sc to 25c;
suitable for bed
rooms, reception halls and
parlors handsome colorings
with cut-out borders and
panel effects; some imported
wall papers included.
1SC roll; from 22c to 30c;
including self tones,
stripes and grass weave eff
fects; cut out borders and
panel bands to harmonic.
Fourth Floor-BOWMAN'S
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-30

Do you want to trim your
suit or coat with fur? We
have a lot of fine furs-not
new pieces-but good. In
black, brown ~and squirrel.
They'll make beautiful trim
ming-or hats. The prices
will astonish you-less than
a fourth of value.
A small lot of Silk Dresses
that we want to dispose of
quickly, they were formerly
$1,000, $3.50 and $1,000
few were still higher priced.
Year End price, $3.9S and
$4.9S.
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Handkerchiefs

Soiled handkerchiefs - regular
15c quality; special at 3 for 25c.
Soiled handkerchiefs, 25c quail
ity; special at 15c each.
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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Leather Goods

Leather hand bags with coin
purse, at Soc.
Moire hand bags with coin
purse and mirror, at 29c.
Beaded bags-regularly $3.50;
special at 500.
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In Several
Small De-
partments
Notions

NOifOIS-
soc embroidery and darning
sets, 25c.
25c sewing boxes, 121ac.
soc sewing boxes, 25c.
$500 to $2.95 plain brass and
white enameled extension book
racks, S1.OO.
25c shell combs and pins,
for 25c.
25c and soc barrettes, 15c.
1 5c shell and amber ribbon
barrettes, sc.
zoe amber hair pins, &c doz.
sc all-over amber hair nets,
for 1Oc.
25c shell and amber braid
pins, 2 for 25c.
121ac shell and amber braid
pins, 2 for 15c.
25c girdle foundations, black
and white, 19c.
zoe percaline girdle founda-
tions, 15c.
&c and 7c amber, coral and
Jade beads, 1Oc doz.
&c and 4c amber, coral and
Jade beads, &c doz.
Ribbons
Odds and ends of ribbons left
after a busy Christmas season.
25c ribbons at 15c yard.
SOC ribbons at 25c yard.
75c ribbons at 45c yard.
NeckWear and
Trimmings
Collars and collar and cuff sets;
slightly soiled and rumpled.
25c neckwear at 15c.
soc neckwear at 25c.
$1.00 neckwear at SOC.
10c Jubey trimming, black
only, at &c yd.
Embroidered Flannel
SOC embroidered flannel at 20c
yd.
75c embroidered flannel in
black and red only, 25c yd.
LdceS-
Lace remnants, consisting of
all-overs, Oriental edges, foun-
cings, etc, at exactly half price.
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.
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Year-End Specials
in TOYS and Dolls

Unbreakabe Dolls at 45c-value 69cdressed in rompers
Full Jointed Dolls at 95c-value $50-24nch doll with
shoes and stockings
China Dishes at 19c-values 35c and 39c.
Dressed Dolls at 79c-value 81 .25-assored STYLES.
Kun Bac Games at 1Oc-value 25c and soc
Desk and Chair Set, So. .9S-vaue $5.98-oak
Dolls at 65c-values $19 to $3.9S-kd body and onted
dolls-soiled from handling
Stuffed Newfoundland Dog at S6.9s-value $9.5O-on
platform.
Third F1oor--BOWMANS.
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MEMS UNDERWEAR
AND FURNISHINGS

Mems 5Oc Knit muffers in black white and at 25c
each.
Mems 1212c half hose medium and heavy weight cotton
black and colors pairs for 25c, or So pair
Mems 81 90 mderwear heavy weight plain
and ribbed natural wool shirts, drawers and suits at
59c each.
Mems 25c pad garters, 15c pair
Men heavy cotton fleece lined shirts and drawers 5c EACH
Mems $l00 dress shirts style with attached cuffs per-
Gales and Madras good paerns soiled SOC
each.
Mems soc dress Shirts style with attached cuffs; per-
Gales for $1.OO, 35c EACH
Mems SOC neckwear- silk and knitted styles
at 25c.
Mems and boys 25c MISUNDERSTANDING silk and
knitted styles at 1212c.
Mems soc working gloves lined and unlned with and with
out gauntlets, at 25c pair.
Boys 39c gauntets black and TAM lined at 29c pair
Mems $50 flannel shirts plain military collar grey
tan, at $1.19
F1oor-BOWMANS
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Embroidered Flannel

Lace remnants, consisting of
all-overs, Oriental edges, fioun-
cings, etc, at exactly half price.
Main Floor-BOWMAN'S.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30

Wilmington. Del; Philadelphia and
Newark. N. J.. will take the delegates
to their homes.
The convention number OF The
Transmitter, the magazine OF the en-
ployes of the c. & p. Company, COW
ering the convention was printed dur
ing the night and Ii will be distributed
to the convention on board the Smith
field this morning.
JoIlifcation Closes Day.
The banquet given by the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company to
mark the close Of the days stay of
the pioneers in Richmond was one Of
the most elaborate served in jefferson
auditorium in many months. 1t was
almost IL O'Clock when the room was
cleared of diners. and for the better
part OF the hour that followed there
was real jollification. most markedly
manifest In the singing of favorite
popular melodies.
Thomas II. Lockwood yice-presi-
dent of the pioneers presided as toast
master and calls were made for ad-
dresses upon u. N. Bethel, vice-presi-
dent A. T. and T. Company, and presi-
dent of New York Telephone Com
pany: ]. w. Crews. vice-president of
the Chesapeake and Potomac Com
pany Of Virginia: Leland Hume and
b. E. Sunny, of Chicago
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30

young wife entered the Spring Street
Maternity Home as patient. After
being there for several weeks, a young
girl who gave her name as Mamie
Davis, of Wilkes-Barre, Penn. wa1'
also admitted as patient. The young
girf-wife recognized the girl who gave
her name as Mamie Davis. as no other
than Mamie Sledd, young South
Richmond girl. She questioned the,
girl. and learned that she had lived
with her husband in Pittshurg. Pa.
for six weeks Mrs. Lipford at once
notified the police OF this fact, ana
another warrant was sworn out against
Lipford, charging him with violating.
the Man white slave act, it betnEs
claimed that he had paid the South
Richmond girls transportation to
Pittsburg.
Police Take Action.
The Richmond police, as soon N
they heard of the later charge, at once
asked the authorities of Pittsburg tn
assist them In locating Lpford. HAI
however. proba bly, learned that he wA3
wanted, and left for Atlanta. Ga-s
where he has lived for the past tews
weeks From the girl who Is still =
patient at the Maternity Home the,
that Lipford would last night visit
Richmond. He probably thought that
he could slip into the city without be-
ing recognized. He was mistaken.
acknowledgements Krengel, who has
been working on the case for the past I
several weeks was at Byrd-Str0ee
Station last night with squad or
patrolmen when Lipford arrived. He
was taken in charge as he passed
the gates. Lipford gave his
age as thirty five, and Is native OF
Ohio. coming from that State to Rich1:
mond several years ago.
Employed As Inspector.
While In Pittsburg, Lipford was enl~
ployed by the electric street car com.
pany OF that city as an inspector, ana
1t was shortly after he secured this
position that it Is alleged that no wrote
Mamie Sledd to come on to that city
at the same time, according to the
police. furnished te transportation.
Lipford is technically charged with BE-
Ing fugitive from justice from Pitts
burg, where the offense was commit-
ted and where warrant on tho white
slavery charge will be sworn out. Lip-
ford refused to talk last night.
Patrclmen Wyatt and Kuhn ngure4
in the arrest OF Lipford with Detective-
Sergeant Krengel. 2
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
KROONLAND WITH
COPPER CARGO HELD

Washington. Oct. 2s.-The deten-
ton of the American steamship
kroonland, of the Red Star Line, by
British authorities at Gibraltar. was
reported to the State Department to-
day by Consul Sprague at Gibraltar
The kroonland was bound for Naples
and ports in Greece, with cargo of
copper. which the English declared
conditional contraband. There are
also considerable number OF pas
sengers OF different nationalities
aboard the ship.
Some weeks ago the British seized
an American ship with a cargo of cop
per. which was billed for Holland
The British took the copper and paid
for ii, declaring that the ships papers
proved that the ultimate destination
Of the copper was the krupp gun fac
tory in Germany. 1t was subsequently
arranged. however that the Holland
copper market might be reached by
American producers through the i'm
position Of an embargo on the ex-
portation of copper from Holland into
Germany.
Consul Sprague has been instructed
to forward a complete report ON the
case as soon as he can learn the
reasons for the vessels detention.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30


new, heart. receives power to over
come teupta ton. gets the most pleas
ure and satisfaction out of life; makes
the most Of Misunderstanding his best
service TO his family; has comfort in
sorrow and help in the hour of death
has a glorious hope of tho life to come.
and because Jesus Christ tho Son of
God, died for all. The noted male
quartet sang several enthusiastic and
inspiring selections
Tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
those in charge of the special mass
meeting for the young people Of the
city are confidently expecting one of
the best services thus far held in
connection with the citywide revival
Questions are being raised In all quar-
tiers AZ TO what is to be done with the
nails which the evangeiists have re-
quested all those who attend 10 bring.
DR.. Weston Bruner will speak at this
service and the male quartet with
Singers Bahhitt and Rodxers-s will have
charge OF tho musical part OF the pro-
gram.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
L|PFORD ARRESTED
ON SERIOUS CHARGE
FORMER ASSISTANT A. g. l.. BAG
GAGE MASTER IN HANDS
OF POLICE.
WHITE 81 AVE A c 7
ALLEGED TO HAVE VIOLATED FED
OVER TO UNITED STATES
AUTHORITIES.

j. G. Lipford, once assistant baggage
master at Byrd Street Station for the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, but who
left Richmond some time ago. follow
ing his marriage with young South
Richmond girl, whom he was alleged
to have wronged, and who has since
that time been wanted on the charge
of desertion by the Richmond police,
was arrested as he stepped from
train in Byrd Street Station last night
by Detective Sergeant krengel, who
swore out another warrant against
him, charging him with violating the
Mann white slave law, because he is
alleged to have entieed another South
Richmond girl to Pittsburg, Pa.
Litford was locked up at the First
Police Station last night, and will be
turned over to the United States au-
thorities this morning, who hold the
most serious charge against him. AS
sistant District Attorney Smith last
night stated that he would push the
case to the limit, and preliminary
hearing win probably be given Lipford
in few days.
The case promises to be one of the
most interesting alleged violations of
the Mann white slave act, which has
ever come to light since that law was
enacted. As the offense was COM
mitted in Pittsburg. the trial will
probably take place in that city. The
recognition of Mamie Davis, the girl
with whom Lipford lived in Pittsburg,
by his young wife here.a when that
young girl entered local institution.
where the young wife was then under
Going treatment AZ a patient. brought
TO light the fact that Mamie Davis was
no other than Mamie Sledd, South
Richmond girl, and also that she had
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
BRITISH WIN GLORY
IN YPRES BATTLE
DRIVE GERMANS FIFTEEN NILES
BAvARIAN CROWN PRINCE
REPORTED WOUNDED.

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