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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30

Harry Stone the American light
weight who fought nine battles IN
Australia with good success. has ar
rived in England and expects to be
matched to meet owen Moran in a 20
round contest before the National
Sporting Club, of London, the early part
of next month.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30

Dan DAILY is to meet Jess Willard al
Buffalo April 10
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30

Fans around the country are starting
to clamor for a Freddie Welsh Charlie
White battle. These ringmen are run
ming a dead heat for a match with Willie
Richie and some promoter would make
a big hit by matching the dashing light
weights And what a great crowd they
would draw II matched here during
Shriuers' week
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30

Roy Mitchell. veteran pitcher Of the
Browns, has promised Branch Hickey
that he Will win more games than he
with you
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30

old Doc White who was released 10
the Venice Coast League club by Man
ager Callahan. got revenge the other day
when ne held the White SoN regulars
to one hi' in six innings. Calahan's
clan sim is a lightweight lot with the
willow
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30

Sam Langford is going a bit too fal
when he drops his men in a round
Course he doesn't need to stall. but a
little longer fight is what the fans
want.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30

Doc Johnston ~ the Maps and Jimmy
Johnston Of the cubs. are brothers
They both started In Chattanooga. and
have made good Doc is first sacker.
while James guards the outer defense.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
OFFICIALS OF LEGISLATURE
INDICTED BY GRAND JURY
Charged with Signing Warrants for
ray Tor employees IN Excess OF
hmoDntS Fixed by Law.

lNpiANAfoLIS, IND, December f.
Lieutenant Governor William y. ONciII,
Homer L. Cook, Speaker of the House
o. the 1919 Legislature, who recently
look ofiica as secretary of State. and
"sher officers and members of the pa
trohagc committeeg Of the 1913 Lcris-
lature, were indicted tonight by a
Marion County Grand jury
The indictments charge that the Of
/. Metals signed warrants for pay for en-
pioyes in excess OF the amounts fixed
by law and for more employees than
provided for in the statutes.
Others indicted were Mason j. Nj
black, minute clerk and parliamcnta-
r!an Of tie 1919 House; Levi T.. Harlan.
! chic doorkceper of the State Senate |:
Douglas Bolscr. principal doorkeeper
OF the House John j. Keeean. Repre-
sentative; George W. Sands. Represen-
tative; Samuel y. ouilian. principal
{. clerk OF tho House OF Representatives:
George NJ Rabbi. assistant secretary Of
the Senate: Paul e. mn. assistant clerk
az the IIeuse: Wade II. Free, secretary
Of tho Senate. and George Stcllborn.
engrossing clerk Of the House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
RICHMOND ELKs TOHQLD
MEMORIAL Sc RvIC.E.
VIII Pay Tribute to Those Who
Il Have Died During Past
Year.
no MAlE ADDRESS
Elaborate Musical Program Is An
nounced, Including Several Solo
Parts-Services Will BE Held in
Academy of Music.

Richmond Lodge, No as Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks, will hold
Its annual memorial services to-mor-
row afternoon at $40 o'clock at the
Academy OF Music, 900 seats being re-
served for members of the lodge. Those
who have died during the past year
have been c. J. Ryan, Hurry Huber.
Charles q. Workman, Jr, w. A. Kleve-
sahl, w. s. Rucker and w. G. Gwatl<in.
The address will be delivered by DR..
r., n. Calisch, Of Beth Ahabah Syna-
gogIe.
ORDER OF EXERCISES
FOR MEMORIAL.
The following is -the order OF exer-
cises:
Overture, Romantic" Eelabela
Academy Orchestra
ltrayer: Rev. George d. Mcdaniel. D. D.
Quartet, Crossing: the Bar" Nevin
Mrs: John Murphy. Mrs. Jasper L.
Rowe. Joseph Whittemore, How
ard Bryant.
Opening Ceremonies
Richmond Lodge, No. 45. b. p. o. T.
Exalted Ruler William Perlstein and
Officers
During which the Roll Of Our Hon
ored Dead" since our last Memo
rial will be called.
Elks' Opening Ode.
soio-"Consider and Hear Nc"
Alfred woolcr
Robert sedgwick McGregor.
violin solo-"Thais". AIassanett
Glenroy Stein.
Solo-"rhe Good Shepherd"
Vandewater
Miss Corinne Samuels
ADDRESS. Rabbi Edward N. Calisch. PHI. d.
Duet-'Ta Forza Del Destino' Verdi
Joseph Whittemore. Howard Bryant
Quartet-"Still With Thee. .Foote
Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs jasper L.
Rowe, Joseph Whittemore, How
ard Bryant.
Closing exercises
Richmond Lodge, No As
Benediction.
Rev. George w. Mcdaniel. D. D..
March-La prophetic. Mcyerbeer
Academy Orchestra.
OFFICERS OF LODGE
AND COMMITTEES IN CHARGE
officers OF the lodge are: exalted
ruler, William Perlstein: esteemed
leading knight, william Grimmell: es-
teemed loyal knight. DR.. b. A. Hord !;
esteemed lecthring knight. Thomas Il.
Garrett; secretary, Walter r. Harwooa
treasurer, John It. Anderson, Jr.; tiler.
l.. j. Schumann; esquire, DIR. E. c. Nc
Sparren; inner guard, H. C. Rowlett;
chaplain, John G. Sizcr; organist, Jo-
seph Bopp.
Trustees: Joseph Stumpf, Max F.
Lindner, Thomas II. Menncy.
Memorial committees: NJ. +. Richter,
Eugene Brauer. John b. Bliley. Robert
Watt, Max F. Lindner and the elective
officers of the lodge.
Reception committee: NJ. NJ. Stoddard,
II. c. Foster. John j. RATIO, John G.
Sizer. r. c. Evensen, Jr.. Joseph Kass,
Frank T. Anthony. r. ]. Bass. Graham
r. Currie. w. NJ. Parrish, Jr.. II. H.
. IL ID
Leslie N. Morecock. W. D. Butler, G. L.
Snyder, James 1. Gary, e. NJ. Epes, r.
r. Anderson, G. e. BEDFORD, s. g. Burch,
]. M. Holt, Henry j. Cohn, l. II. FIJI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
BURKE INDICTED AGAIN
Former Canal Zone Employe Charged
with Accepting Bribcs.

NEW YORK. December 4.-Addi-
tional indictments against John Burke,
an employe OF the Isthmian Canal Com
mission. as manager Of the commissary
department, were returned yesterday
by the Federal grand Jury which has
been investigating alleged frauds In
the Canal Zone. In them Burke is
charged with accepting two brides
totalling nearly $4,000.
The first indictment charges that
Burke accepted brtbe OF s5,S66 from
Arthur Goldsmith. member OF the Han
over. Germany. firm, for passing con-
signmcnt of supplies. The second in
dictmcnt alleges that he accepted "A
bride OF $4,000 from Z. Canavaggie. a
merchant of Colon, for passing wines
and other supplies intended for use in
tho Canal Zone.
Burke appeared In the criminal
branch OF the United States District
Court and entered pleas OF not guilty.
He was required TO. furnish new bonds
of $4,000, which makes the total bail
in his case $4,000. In "a dozen or
more indictments Burke Is charged
with receiving brides aggregating
about $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
Dun.s Tratle Reriew.

NEW YORK. December 4,-Dun's review
viii say Tomorrow:
rehabilltaton OF the financial markets con-
tlnue to be the distinctive features of the
business situation. Domestic trade still
lugs. but Indication OF improvement In va
rious directions still appear.
While the iron and steel induBtry. has not
responded rapidly expected to the
and easier, money, signs OF rcviving activity
are clearly apparent, and sentiment is
much more hopeful. Tho railroads. as q
result of drastic economies. are obliged TO
supplies to a minimum. md this loss of bus
mess to numerous branches of industry Is a
dltions. Tho ratio decision IL Is anticipated,
may DO rendered this month and, In the
meantime, railroad traffic In greatly reduce I'd
gross earnings in three weeks OF November.
cent The textile trades are in spots active
as the result OF foreign war orders. but do
nestle distribution liz still restricted: spring
best reports received from the agricultural
sections OF the West. The scarcity or dye
stufts has been slightly relieved by the ar.
still remains material check upon busi-
ness. The weather affects in various de-
Erees retail tlistribntion and is for the mo-
trade which. however, Is greatly aided by
war contracts. There is continued heavy
export demand for wheat.
Tho supreme event OF the week has been
the signal success which has attended the
opening OF the New York Stock Exchange
for dealings In bonds. there being no signs
prospect of nm early resumption OF stock
Trading.
negotiations for the opening this month
OF the London Stock Exchange. Tho New
York Coffee Exchange has likewise resumed
return to normal conditions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
CITY SECURES GROUP
RATE ON. CURRENT USED
Administrative Board Effects Large
Saving Through New Ar
ranVement, ;.
PLAN UNFAIR, SAYS TRAFFORD
Board Disregards Objections OF Head
OF City Plant and Seeks Electric
Power on Same Terms as Are
Given to Corporations.

The Administrative Board yesterday
adopted n resolution directing the Vir-
ginia Railway and Power Company, in
conformity with an offer made to tho
board, to group it's charges for current
used in the several municipal build
ings and in the future submit the
bill for the aggregate amount OF cur
rent to the board, instead OF to the
separate departments
AS the result of this consolidation.
the city will receive the benefit OF the
discount allowed to large consumers.
The company allows graduated rate
of discount. varying directly with the
amount OF current consumed. 1t is
expected that the city will save $4,000
annually az the result of the grouping.
Superintendent Trafford. OF tho City
Electric Plant, reporting on the power
company's offer to give>thc city n group
rate on Its current. recommended the
rejection OF the offer on the ground
that the city should not for n small
financial gain accept an advantage
which he believed to be unfair, prefer
entail and discriminatory. in that it
grants the privilege of grouping the
consumption ut many scattered build
ings. and obtained the same rate as II
tho whole were consumed in n single
building privilege which. he said,
was denied to other users of electricity
In the city. ~"
The board did not regard Mr.. Trat-
lords objection IS sound. holding that
graduated rate for large users, even
tered, was r. legitimate trade device.
Such 4 rate. it was pointed out. was
allowed tho railroad companies, which
are large users OF current, and dis
tributed along their right of way at
many points in the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
NEW YORK STREET CLEANERS
LEARN HOW no REMOVE SNOW
Actual Experiments Made With Saw
dust in Preparation. for First
FALL. s,u.

tSpecialto The Times .Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, December At was
proved to-day that snow can DO re-
moved from the streets as follows:J
Take shovel and Insert Under snow.
Push along II few inches until snow is
piled in heap on shovel. Lift shovel
carefully and raise to edge of cart.
Tip shovel gently and permit snow TO
fall into cart. Lower shovel to pave
ment and repeat, When cart Is full
drive to sewer and dump. returning for
next load
Twenty street cleaners learned this
to-day by actual experiments with saw
dus t. Half n hundred cnrtfuls OF saw
dust were dumped In Kenmure Street
and spread carefully over the pave
ment
This is supposed TO be snow. men,"
said the gang foreman. There Is no
real snow to practice on. but we must
have practice. SO that the first snow
VIII not find us unprepared."
The sawdust was removed in n care
full and scientific manner, and after
the drill. officials OF the street cleaning
department expressed tho belief that
1t had succeeded SO we'll that It will
pay to have all the other white wings
drilled In the same way. New York
certainly Is going to give the first real
snowfall a run for It's money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
LIEBLER COMPANY GOES
INTO RECEIVERS HANDS
Contracts Made BEFORE European War
Said to Have Cost Enor-
nous Sums.
Especial to The rimes-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dis patch.l.
NEW YORK, December 4-The Lieb-
Ter Company. No. 451 Fourth Avenue.
which has supplied New York and other
American cities many sumptuous and
enjoyable theatrical entertainments.
went into bankruptcy in the Federal
Court hero TO day.
1t was said In the company's behalf
that 1t made contracts before the Eus
ropean war which cost It enormously.
1t was asserted, too. that the present
production OF the Garden OF Paradise"
at the Park Theatre. and other new
plays given this season, depleted the
treasury.
All theatrical performances financed
by the theatrical firm Will be con-
tinued .
1t was claimed in court that the
liabilities are $4,000 against assets Of
100000. The company's lawyers in
Chicago asserted that the assets are
$1,000, 600, and that, the suit was
brought IN a friendly way by the firms
smaller creditors. Harry, Askin, of
Chicago. has claim of $1,000 "for
money loaned and services rendered"
Judge 1Ioughi appointed Irving III.
Dettenhoefer receiver of the company,
with power to continue the business
for sixty days. ts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
Bank ClearIngs.

NEW YORK. December i--Bank ciearlngs
in the United states for the week ending
Gss 81, SsErssse ss9S CO e, agaips
week last year. Following are the returns
from tho principal cities for this week Will,
percentages OF change from this week last
year:
New York. ,lss7. sss 900: decrease. n.s.
Philadelphia, sl6I.6S4.coo; decrease, 1as
Bcston. si4I.itlooo; decrease. ia
81. Louis, $S26G9. coo: decrease, sL
San Francisco. f5s.6$aoco:. decrease, 1ft.
Baltimore. sosli.cs9: increase. i.
Cleveland. SEE, s97.61o; decrease I27
New Orleans, $eo.23S6G0: decrease, N&
Atlanta, $1,000 900; decrease. 2s6.
Denver. $i0.9S2oo0: increase. S3
Memphis. ss477.ooo; decrease. 35.4
nichmond. }Deoss.0ao: decrease, 81.
Washington. d. c., ss,osL0oo;- decrease, 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
TO FINISH NAVAL DRY DOCK
Daniels Awards Contract for Work at
Pearl Harder, Hawaii.

WASHINGTON. December 4-Secre-
tary Daniels announced to-day that n
supplemental contract has been signed
with the San Francisco Bridge Com
pany. calling for completion of the
great naval dry dock ut Parl Harbor,
Hawaii, by July ]. 1918. Work on the
dock was suspended nearly two years
ago, when the bottom heaved. The
new contract calls for completion at
a cost of sl.2G1.350, which Is $23S,65O
less than amount made available by
Congress.
The basin, according to the new de-
Sign, will DO considerably larger than
originally contemplated. The total cost
now will be s4,A42,116. exclusive OF the
cost OF caissons, pumping plant and
other features provided by the gov
eminent.
Secretary Daniels has selected Civil
Engineer c. w. Parks, OF the navy, to
supervise construction OF tho dock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
Election of Church omc.r,.

All officers will be elected at Tho
meeting OF the congregation OF Stock .
ton street Baptist Church on Wednes-
aay night; The following officials OF
tne chufch were named at tho In p,
meeting; N; n. Pcrcival, church clerk:
= &, W. Williamson; treasurer: Robert
IH n financial secretary: w e.
ant choristcr: Miss Mario Norris, or
sanist Miss Annie Rcams. assistant
Many improvements are planned To
be made nj the church In the nea,
future. and n building fund Is being
raised. The report OF Rev. H. b. Jor-
dan. who assumed charge OF the pas
ne church has prospcred under his
direction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
PASSENGER JUMPS INTO SEA
:. w. Tibhctts, of Peabody, Ma.s.,
Drowned on Diamond Sh0nIs.

CHARLESTON. S. c., December A.
passenger on the American steamship
Arapahoe, re G! stored rs f. w. ribbet,s
of Peabody, Mass, jumped into the sea
and was drowned OFF Diamond Shoals
liEhtship on Thursday afternoon. The
tragedy was made known here to-day
with the arrival OF the Arapahoc. Only
ono passenger and one member of the
crew saw the man jump overheard
The alarm was Immediately sounded.
and hfepI%sHrver, was thrown In the
direction 81 'rbberfs, 1t fell short, and.
according TO member of the crew, he
made no effort to reach It. y l!fehoat
was manned. but Tibbetts sank before
he could be reached
Efforts 10 recover the body were
abandoned because of the fog. Passes
In Tibbetts stateroom indicated he
was member Of the Aieeho Temple
or the Mystic Shrine r. Boston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
Turtte Case Nearing End.

sided in the Hastings Court to-day in
s.ee napt st ths
The appeal of the Tartte faction from
Judge, Vests decree Of. January 81.
to delivos the possession of the church
property to the anti-Tartte officers. was
discussed By the. Supreme. Court on
counsel for the anti Taptte faction. to- o.
day moved tho court for n rule against
the Tartte officers to show cause why
for contempt of court for failing to de-
liver the property to the nnti-Tartte
officers as required by the decree OF
January 81.
, u. B. Davis. OF counsel for Tartte, OBJ
jectcd to this motion on the ground
that the anti-Tartte officers had recent
~ been eptoined by decree OF the Cir
s Serin Court Of petersGu,E from inter
GERS In the possession OF the church
property; Judge West stated that in
~ Spin G1r., an Elimination did not lie
enforcement OF Judgment of the
Hastings Court. but TO relieve the par
contempt OF the Circuit Court. he Would
sustain Mr.. Davis's objection and de-
cline to entertain tho motion of Mr.
he Would proeeeS to the e1mer; aent
OF his January decree OF tho COURTS
own motion. IN announcing his fnal
CouCluSlonS Judge west briefly re-
viewed the proceedings in tho case ms
developed before him. He had finally
reached the. conclusion that the proper
administration OF Justice. the best in
terests of the Harrison Street Church
and OF the city OF Petersburg demanded
that this litigation. come to. an end
He added that therefore nm order would
be entered directing rule to issue
against the Rev. ELI Tartte IND the
other Tartte officers to show cause
Forthwith why they should not BIO dealt
with for contempt OF court for their
failure and refusal to deliver posscs-
sion of tho church and parsonage In
accordance with his decree of January
81. And also that an order would be
entered directing the city sergeant To
proceed forthwith TO Dust the said
Tartte and his officers and deliver the
church property TO the nt!-Tartte ON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
OLJTH RICHMONDI
ELks TO HOLDANNUAL
MEMORIAL SERVICE
David Lafayette Toney Only Mem.
Der Who Has Died Dur X
ing Year. i
sPEEDERs GET OFF WITH COSTS
Officers Chosen for Stockton Street
Baptist Churcli-C Christmas Seals
May BE Placed on Letters-Per-
sonal and General Mention. $

The annual memorial services In
honor OF the deceased members Of 1be
lodge Will be held by Manchestar
Lodge. No. S45. Benevolent and PRO.
ing, at lr-o'clocls in eoliss' Home. EieY-
enth and Bainbridge Streets. Announce
inent was made yesterday by the com
Attorney Samuel l.. Kelley, who was IN
make the principal address. will NOT be-
aoie to be present. but a prominent
Bacon, of Woodland Heights. has ar.
ranged an elaborate musical progra1 m
which VIII consist of instrumental and
David Lafayette Toney. who dlc5
ceased member of the lodge No Other
deaths occurred In the Southside or
Sanization last year Ntr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
GOVERNMENT MORE STRICT
Measures to Check Operations OF Mine
Laying in English Channel.

LONDON, December 4 (S:52 y. Nib
The government intends to take more
stringent measures 10 check operations
OF mine ta"ing and other hostile craft
in the English Channel. n notice issued
tonight declared. The notice saws mar
after December 10, within n specified
area OF the channel all lightships
buoys and signal lights are likely 70
DC Withdrawn or shifted. Advice is
gwen merchant vessels that naviga-
ton within this area viii no "excced
inElT dangerous" without the aid or
pilots.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
specdcrs Pay Costs.

In rieT of the extenuatine circu,n.
stances ~ their cases. Magistrates r..
w. Cheatham dismissed upon the nav
nent OF costs the seven autoinobIIisis
ana one motorcyclist who were ar
raigncd IN Manchester MagistcriaI
Of exceeding the speed limit. Oniccr ",
~. Flynn, who made tho arrests. testi
ned that he timed tho cars on the ten
mile stretch from Hull Street to bon
Air on the Midlothian Turnpike. and
that they made the round trip travel
ing faster than the law allows. Mssis.
II fragrant offense, as their speed, wa q
not very excessive. and il was a level
road with no distractions. Tho auto
owners were O. o. Wiet=. Of South Hill:
Blackburn. II w. Choce and B. l. Rose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
SwnIlnMr Sonninc.

Ninth Street. mistook n bottle of soap
inc yesterday for some medicine she had
been told to take, and swallowed the
soapire. The immediate effects were
rather painful. but under the care of
pr. Stern. Of tho city ambulance corps,
she recovered, and was afterwards abls
10 take The proper medicine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
Little idea of Their DutIe,.

CHICAGO, December 4.-The need OF
including civil service commissioners
themselves In classified service was en-
phasizcd ut to-day's session OF the Ma
tional Civil Service Reform League
here. Only five of seventy-five State
commissioners have any Idea of their
duties, according to Robert Catherwood
president of the Cook County Civil Ser
Vice Commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
the anniversary OF General n. e.. lees
birthday, with y parade. u banquet and
Thief Caught.

Lem Iohnson. alias John Brown.
oSsrse q sys in nass
stone. He has been quietly working
on q farm insDinwiddle for some time.
who In. March last stole n horse and
buggy in Lunenburg County, to which
he confessed! He sold the horse and
farmer, for 800, receiving SIC cash and
q note for-SS6. payable January !. On
his tnforma tlon the horse and buggy
We're recovered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
sue, Par,.inn JeveIer..

NEW YORK, December 4.-Kather-
preme Court suit against Louis ]. and
Pierre Camille Cartier, Partisan jew.
elers, to recover 100000, which she al
leges to be tho value of articles of jew
elry left With the Carriers In 1906 to
be reset.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
AboIIshcs LR,r AgnIn.t stIckcra.

superintendent l.. -. Lloyd received
an order from the Post -Omcc Depart.
pending from December to Janunr,
! tho rule against placing stickers OH
letters. Persons are cautioned. how
ever, against pasting them over tho
flaps OF the letter.
announcement was also made by Su-
pcrintendent Lloyd that revenue stamps
cannot be purchased at Manchester
Station. but ut the office of the revcnu,
collector y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
Death of Mrs. Susie wel,.

Mrs. Susie r. Wells. widow OF r.
Samuel Wells. died this morning at
weeks change for the worse I'm her
condition came suddenly yesterday. She
Is survived by one daughter, Mrs. p.
NJ. Kilmartin, OF Waverly, with whom
she had lived for several years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
NcErocn Sent to jail.

VIII Barton and Mary Goodc. colored
were convicted of stealing two sui;
gases containing clothing valued al
II. q. Maurice yesterday morning IN
Police Court Part H.. and scntcnced
TO SIX months in Jail each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
PersonnI and General,

Janet, the infant daughter of Mr.. ano
Mrs. f., w. Meade. who has been crlti
cally III for the past two weeks, !.
much improved.
No Improvement is noted in the con.
dition OF David p. walke. of Porter
Street. who was badly hurt reccntl,
when the buggy in which he was riding
was struck h. u Southern Railway
train. II