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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-17
" Il AT OTHER
EDIT D RS SAY

Legislation Needed.

IeY1SIuCiuh Neeutu.
1t has come the time of the year
when the loan sharks" get the
busiest. There is no want that they
do not tempt and no yearning that
they do not capitalize IL they can.
The legislature which meets IN jan
uary ought to protect the poor against
these vultures, and make usury, such
as practiced by them, punishable by
imprisonmen t.-Parkersburg Dis :
patch-News.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-17
Thanks.

We cannot help believing that much
credit Is due some of the splendid Re-
publican newspapers OF the state for
the victory at the polls last week.
Among those papers which made in
teltigent and telling efforts for the
party the following are especially de-
serving Of mention: State journal
and Dispatch-News. Of Parkersburg,
Huntington Herald Dispatch. Wheel-
ing Intelligencer and Clarksburg
Telegram.-Spencer Times-Record
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-17

ASSoSAASt AOhktNs
The ominous silence of George w.
Perkins during the campaign was
marv6led at in some quarters. 1t was
thought strange that SO robustious q
knight Of Armageddon, and so lavish
a purveyor of the sinews of the Pro-
gressive party should have dropped
out Of sight just before the final
charge in the battle. Well, you could
never guess where he was hiding.
He was running on the Republican
ticket for delegate to the New York
state constitutional convention. Not
only is the secret out. but the vote
too., II stood: George w. Perkins,
Republican, 5000; Louis F. Haffen,
Tammany; 24.$00. Mr.. Perkins
thought the safest place for hiding
would be where no one would ever
think Of looking for him. And he
was right. Wheeling Intelligencer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
RAILROAD COMPANY MUST
PAY ADVERTISED REWARD
supreme Court Decline. 10 Infcrvc,, g.,
'a"~ From northampton
County.

Ityncht OF reward publicly o1.-od
io' information leading 10 Tho .,,,,os.
tiiu CONVICTION OF a criminal is ohiie.'
.otN on The part Of person nm, ~
corporation making such Offer ''' va
inc supreme Court OF .AppcaIs ves
H syrdIa{ reused 10 Interfere with the
nnai judgment rendered in tho S'ircuit
-ouft OF Northampton County Scntc,,,'
Der -. 1913; when Judgment FOR s5no
was awarded In favor Of Ohio / J;wrJ
aR"ihst the New York, Phiiadelnhio .nt
N9ri"Ik shilrond COMPANY ''''
me writ OF error asked by ,,e no
l'u"Hft corporation was dcnfcJ ,rbo
ott'S!NAl SUIT grew out OF tn. yyrecl.in,,
y freight train al Belle Haven St.
Noi aihrch lS, 1913. and an offer OF sSoo
".lest ana conviction of the Derson Who
%'TeSt ana conYictlno OF the person ,vbo
n1u numbered with switch and thorc.
~ caused the wrccf. in which Enuinenr
'sAn' farrell was Killed
, Dr'cCtiNeS IN the employ Of the road
!1tcr arrested Lindsay Moses who VS.
. .'. ictcd OF the crime and given eiEh
,c.r Scars in prison. Byrd claimed ,Snt
ne had given the sleuths the in fnrr,,n
uoi' on which they worked up tho ,.sa
thu captured the train wreckcr mr.
iI'lIHad company refused to my tin,
INC reward the detectives .,llclsinI, ~,
tief We're not Indebted 10 EvTd for
,.c't successful chase OF the crtrniraI
i,Nfu ihen brought suit ana was
awarded judgment for the to,nI
dd1n"u!i' o! the reward that had hcrn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
LEO NJ. KIDD TO BE TRIED
IN POLICE COURT TODAY
"nrEcI With Involuntary Mnns,,u,h
VII; ".ss rnuiinc u. Thorpe and
WIN Speeding lIOS0r t'nr

inc case of Leo NJ Kidd cl,orgod
M isn '6e Involuntary manslaughter Of
klessiy. running his autom"bile Viii MI,
~ ,t H.hI ~, III Police Court this mornin"
Mss horpe died in Virginia iIosnii: ;, !
'i' ihJurlcs received in an nccidn,t
~, winch kidd's automobiic wyas
c ~ iieG IH, when il collided with n taxi'
Cnn' 'o'oneinE TO the Richmond Transfer
hiu ,',hE, kidd. 1T is alleged tlrarrr,
,,.S unconscious companion from Tho
W. mfrt ,,, and placed her i'm the ward
,n,,e ~ npusc al Sl2 West Grace Street
Htfc she was found later ny Err,.o
; "ilcr ana Policeman Porter. The
i iT;,nT woman was removed to 81.
was taken to Virginia Hospitai Sne
o'ea without having rcgained consci.
Kidd. it is alleged. reccived ,a,,
attention for a few superficial iniurins
Mithout mentioning -Ihe fact that his
ItD i =. mon hau been seriously injured.
Wendenburg. L. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
BELL AND VAIL TO ATTEND
TELEPHONE CONVENTION
sinncers of America, iniuue Oru,,i,o
non OF Experts. To Assemble iierc
In Octpicr.

Pne OF the most unique gatherings
10 nc held III Richmond duri,,, ,Io 80 =, :
IRE year, VIII be the annual cows.
ZION OF the society of Telephone Pic.
hectS or america. which will be in scs.
ION curing the last week of Octoher
nc soclety' which iS composed OF ahoui
Joo members. has in its membersbi,
Sroreh or men who arc famous in their
.SSSPcctiHe INES of work throurhoui
me society is OF comparativeIv rc.
cont origin, and in many resncrtc +
en.ifclE unique It's members are All
mn VINO thfee years ago had been i'm
nv cHiPloy OF the telephone compon;c s
oi +AneiIca Tor at least twenty years
ana many OF them for even n m,,ch
LONGER period of time. Extensive plans
are neing made for the entertainment
o! guests ana delegates who will Al
ienu the convention The event prom-
Uses TO be OF especial interest to all
who are Interested i'm mcchnnica, az a.
siec'r,cal enterprises. for some of TIE
pest known inventors. promoters and
engineers OF the country will attend
speeches. viii be made ANA cavern,
interesting papers will be read on ,och
iicai SUBJECTS. Among other men of
WoIiu-W VICE famc who will attend the
convention VIII be DR.. Alexander era
nam sell. founder of the Bell Tel
phohc system, and the real telcphonc
pioneer or America Another wit,civ
Known man who viii como 10 the gath.
eIihS is Thcodorc y. Vail who until
recently was president of The Wostnrr
Union Telegraph Company. Other mnm
OF prominence whose names orc bomso
hold words in thousands of Amorican
homes VIII attend. and Several Of tbon,
VIII make addresses '''''''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
Meetings Drawing 10 Close.

The Baptist cvcngciist!c CaInnairn
"hich brs been in daily progress in
inc citT during the past two week 3
ara singers associated with the home
MISSION board OF the Southern ,,hurch
- Drawing to a close. The campaign
mas been remarkable successful. result :
ing IN great number Of professions OF
'Hith ana acccSSions TO the. churches
y UNIQUE innovation was made Mt
'lc morning service TODAY when the
VISITING musicians who have been as
si$iihS IN the campaign rendered an
.Ethoratt ana varied musical program
~. coiorcd people have not been over
looked III the daily services meetings
iargeiE attended having been held In
me t'ilfieid Church. open-air meetings
on the streets have been arranged fo,
to-morrow night. and on Sunday after
noon Il great mass Will be hold
In the Academy OF Music
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
Golf
ennis
Shooting
SPORTS
PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR
TRACK TEAM AT TRINITY
Old and New Men VIII Ala In Placing
North Cnroilnn College In Front
Rank.


TRINITY COLLEGEj September 25.-
Trinity College has tho brightes
prospects for track athletics that Il
has ever had. as WAS clearly shown II
recent meeting of all aspiraht ant
old track athletes called by Charles T.
Mutton, varsity captain. There wcr,
.hlrty present. composed mostly OF
members OF the FRESHMAN class. Man.
OF tho new athletes come highly recon-
incnded from various high schools Of
prominence: and Nation tx already
rounding them into shape. lie states
mat Trinity will he especially strong
In the jumps and in The mile ana tho
half-mile runs.
men Of good promise: Giles. of Marion
and Cro"eii, of Charlotte. show FORM
be pushed to keen his pre.cnt position
as premier state pole v;lui;er. Mari.
OF Charlotte. also goes lgh with The
pole. and, in addition. proves t~~bc good
on the broad jump.
Among the old members OF the track
team are: Cordlc. Run and KaniDc. for
The 10 and ii0-yard dashcs: C;oforth
and Gardner for the two-mile: Newton.
osborn aud Palmer, for the mile run:
hurdles: Conan and Nation, for tho
broad jump, and Nation and povcu
for tho pole vault.
The regular prcliID<hary for the
annual intcrclasa Retry race win M,
held next Wednesday, when each class
is to select its ten best mile run,crs
which comes OF October s. This event
is perhaps the most Interesting ;,tIilotio
contest held during the fan, ana TO the
lass having the winning team for three
successive years the Snyder wilcox
Fletcher Company VIII present "A
silver loving cup.
The past graduating class won II
three times, bu, failed TO win the event
three years In succession. losing out In
It's sophomore year. MI tho clngscs
have selected track team CAPTAINS and
are hard IN training for the pre-
Considerable work is being done on
the new athletic field. and in very
snort time II Win hc in the primo OK
about one week following the inter
class relay race. an in,erclass handicap
VIII be hold. ia which all new con-
lcstants Will be riycu q slight advaut-
varsity track mon have hecn excluded
rom the intcrciass events in order
ulat th"N might not have the advant-
HS" M raining over tho new ones. but
az ne college athletes. anh la make
up for the advantage OF former train
Ing by giving the new men a slight
handicap.
The meet viii he the FIRST regular
contest held In the new athletic Held
'onSinera hlc work !s being done on d
me new field. and i, Il fast being pat
IN condition. Tho large ciridcr Track
Is being ovcrha ulcd and rolled ana ,
several new vaulting and jumping pits ,
are being made. When the work is /
tnn!iy conf ieted tins VIII give Trinity
the best equipped ncid In The state
ana one that viii equal any in the
SCUM r. IL. Brown. manager. states
tlat, although 40 definite varsity meets
nave as inany as three this wear. 10
ne held with institutions Of this stare
ana that Trinity will extend an invitn- Z
non Tor the annual intercollegiate track
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26

Baseball
Racing
WAKE FOREST WILL
BE IN SHAPE FOR A. & M.
Conts' smith VIII Finish Polishing n,
'"n, me coming Wcck-Truin-
ing 1nbtc starts Mon,lny

| WAKE FOREST. September %
! win little more than n wcek bofor.
the opening OF the Wake Forest foot
oail season with A. x ~ I'm H,i,trb
ooach smith is putting his squad
! through \hard practice each after
noon In anticipation of. tina, oven.
heretofore the Baptlsts ha4o had their
hrst game with "A light prcp tenn
p"' not SO this year, for tho 4. & NJ
, ,rah rs probably tho heaviest and tho
,",t On INC schedule. Coach Smith
49, Snt ms men in training by that
uihr. lie has put a good deal OF time
~ '"'hIihy and is emphasizing ,his ono
point OF the game.
,taihIng table Wlll be started Non
u.fF' ana al the squad will likely take
,heir meals there. This shouid AID
LIE, ~. men In getting into proper condi-
present football squad. Scrin:naees
are hcld every afternoon. The squad
- arseiy composed of inexpcricIiccd
men ana the coach has a hard task
retore MN IN forming them into Z,
;yTj,Dori mach me; The coming Of
To the strength of tho squad
tM3 years he was a member or
,mgi Davidson eleven. lie made tho
III the game last year. In the daily
SscrIiinmaSes he Is showing up well. and
- y. ~ certain that he will be orc Of the
j
Mherc he Kin he used 1t is not known
npot at present he is playing full back
: ne other candidate for full back is
Lee. lnat years half. and one Of the
n'at aicli on the team. Lee at present.
~ suffering from :, bad ankle
Billings has improved wondcrful,v
sihcc last year, and in tho daily prac-
tice ~ showing up especially well at
uartrrb@ck he makes good gains and
~ us5hT ms siff arm we'll The other
PaChhclh men are Beam, Powell RID
d,ck, Dumy. Trust "
,,I niiwe. u fr,e%hirnan from Mars uiU. is
pi3Eine GOOD ball ~ guard ITc is ar
';i,iS. ana WORKS hard I'll the dine.
OF course, lie has no col
'NE!"', experience Parker a fresh
nan from 4 & NJ. and Williams Are
ESQ pi"!in@ guard. II Is said that
taptain Moore and BIackman wil oiHv
ne t"ehics Abcrnathy is at centre: |
ls las good bit OF football eynn |
ience. SiallineS. who made his letter
,,s. 80 800 at Euard. IS steadily .mprov.
.h q. y, WI H. be back In the scrimnagcs In /
INC student body met last nigh, and |
'ractic.d tho yclls anu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
TAX ON INSURANCE
Commission Said Ia Irnror w..
fur LIZ, 1....,... - w .'!Ntc'n

me insurance man-he should worry.
IN On ms nee companies are to he made
heavier by The state Tax Commission.
. -" W. session have pcrturbed the in,
me commissioners, IL is said are ur,,in..
nr"rosition to increase the amount
ana 10 Fix the insurance lax AZ a Inmn
sum winch shall be paid in lieu of a il
State and local taxes on the Insurance
p"SinesS The matter is known To ha
IN the hands OF a subcommittee h,,t
no !ntination has Vet been given ms
10 10 what me subcommittee recomrncn-
ntt!oh VIII be. 1t is rumored that n
rate OF between and 8 cents on The
ErosS receipts OF all companies is IA
Tored by the subcommittee. the life
insurance companies to be nut on the
same basis as the fire insurance com
pahies. In recent years the fire insur-
ahce companies have paid higher taxes
than the life COMPANIES 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
GOVERNOR STUART is
HAVING BUSY TIME
Returns From Gloucester rnIr nnd VIII
TO To-Dns to Dinwiddie
tOurthOusc.

az 1910, STUART ana COMMISSIONS
t!rned TO the city Yesterday afternoon.
',iioer spendinc the preceding day AZ
, delivered addresses TO the large gath
! crinH OF farmers assembled from all
n"r,a OF thc county and from adjoining
the executive rcachc.. the county only
/ 1oout thirty six hours in, advance or
ned no aH,marts arrival. but it sur
probably twice as large a crowd ms
wom!d nave otherwise attended. 1t
t T;iIoncn 20 ne The bapncr day OF the
GovSrnor stuart got n first glimpse
ssi 'e WcsSt 81 Ir., ms temporary home at
furniture was moved from the E;xccu
i've Mansion in the Capitol Suuarc' Ua
ILL.," J;vetythine coy and comfortable
ward. had been the sole occupant or
- - Snhcious residence since the furni-
tuEe was installed. The building afford
NE MN . room in which TO spcnd narI,.
n ,i OF me day had he SO desired to
liz biD,ui ana vary the environments OF
cupanrS OF the temporary cxccutive
f; ot",ii,,o,c,: wa , AZ the request OF the
his I ,,i.ln;c VINO desired - ,carctakcr in
ms veteran butler. Winston E,dmunds
as a.; DodyGnard and valet de charnbrc
rs ENccilency had had :, busy Week
% ~ since election day. moving about
H,atc Keeping engagements Of a
o 9th. -'"I ,,iaY character; lie has an
stuart viii go TO Dinwiddic court I.
-, i... to-nay TO attend the School Fair
,ij,ht i,ucSdaN he Will 20 to WASHINGTON
NJ, .tn fniriaX Harrison, president OF
49,, ~ Iouihcrn Railway. and on Wcducs
."E nc is TO attend the Fauu,iier conn
u; ar. On Wednesday, afternoon he
Tr r., Leturn to Washington, Joining
81 S"'"tnt HARRISON on the lattcr's snc
80, "a, car, in which he will travel 70
- hechiehburg County Fair at Chase
The Governor will lie Joined nm ~,
,.sc'"i car by members of his oifici;,j
at;;,n,' VINO are TO make an Official VIZ,
,,r,cy VII meet Governor Locke (r,;cS
~ Sorrn Carolina. and tho members 6f
IL i',, Stan. The occasion will he the cal,
- ~ INC FAIR 1t has been Wilt.
th" 10y i,, as Governors Day.:' ana /
i ire .wo Hnyernors are TO deliver adj
rom The sa me crowds on the grounds |
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
CONFESSES CRIME
Clemens VIII Return TO BucIrnnn
COUNTY to Eacc Murder Chnrrc


County to Face Murder Charge.
Walter Clemens. who confessed to
having killed Charles Smith, a
Buch~'ian County man. when he was
arrested in Cleveland. Ohio. a few DAYS
ago, viii be returned To Buchanan for
trial.
Governor Stuart yesterday issued a
requistion for the man, who Is now
In jail and apparently eager to reutrn
TO virginia. His confession was volun-
tary. When ii was communicated 10
the authorities, OF Buchanan County
thcN We're unable TO connect him with
the alleged crime until a search of the
records disclosed that y man named
Smith had been reported slain by an
other man some time in 1912
Sheriff G. w Mccoy. OF Buchanan
VIII carry the rcquistioM papers TO
Governor Cox. at Columbus. and pro-
coed to Cleveland TO claim the pris-
oner after receiving his rendition pa
pers. The fugitive slayers motive in
contessinE his crime is not disclosed
in any of the communications that~haye
passed between the Virginia and Ohio
police authorities. but it is assumed
that renorsc prcycd upon the peace of
mind of Clemens
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
NEW RECTOR COMING
TO MEADE MEMORIAL
Rev. John &. Scott Will Preach His
Farewell Sermon To-
Morrow.
FUNERAL OF MRS. ALICE BURN
Forgery Case to BE Tried in Hnst-
ings Court, Part H., To-Day.
Trial of Mrs. Clarke Cohen Is
Again Continued.

Eev. John Scott. who For nearly a
year has been occupying the pulpit of
Meade Memoeial Episcopal Church. will
preach his farewell sermon in the
church tomorrow morning. The now
rector, Kev Thomas Scnmcs. OF Gov
'!igton, Va. vino recently accepted a
cali TO the Southside charge will ar
rive next week and will preach at both
services.
Mr.; Se,nmes is well known and very
popular IN this city. and his old friends
Rre making preparations to welcome
nm. lie was at one time rector of ST
andrews Episcopal Church Meade
memorial Church has been without a
Ernest Warren. and the conrrer,tion
~ much pleased at securing mir
Plans for building new church
which were started during Mr. War
rcns rectorship. Will be resumed as
soon as the new rector takes charge
n site has been purchased, and a build
Ing fund is being raised
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
PUPILS ARE REGISTERING
FOR NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL
WIFI 0pen ON October W. th Jnrrcr
Number of Pupils Than
Ever fSpfDrc

students have already started regis
tcrihs at the John Marshall Night Hir h
school. which~bcgins its worlt for The
winter on October /. More than 900
pupils nave already enrolled for the
session. '"e
PRINCIPAL w. C. Locker Is confident
that the enrollmen; Will be even
heavier than last year, the greatest i'm
mp history of the night school Every
thing. taught In the day schools viii
he offered to the students. and add.
tional vocational ana special classes
are provided whenever a sufficient niIn
Der Indicate their Intention OF taking
Up particular study -
The early enrolment is taken as nm
indication that the school will bo ~
great success. and that the old pIn;lss
nave spread the word 10 their friends
o. the great opportunity to catch M
were noticeable ON account of tho MIN,
Der Of students OF mature years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
Code I,cviser. Mt, Work.

For the first time in several weeks.
az, OF ,ne members of the Code revision
oo''hi sSloh We're present yesterday
when the commission assembled in the
Office OF Clerk John w. Williams. The
70 the criminal laws The work r.
TINS time has been Individual, each
member giving his undivided attention
Yesterday they revived together ~ "a
progress made with the compilation OF
me criminal laws. The task of, the
tated by indeXinG, listing and classin-
cation OF the old Code done by First
NsSiisianj Clerk Gas Hankns 1t is
consumed in revising the Code
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
Masonic i,Ic,.ttor

49,, "t"V"U tpnNOCatiON Of iIetcrs
Uuuis tnlon. Royal Arch C'har,,nr ~
Mas"nh last night tho following Officers
. Mere elected ami installed for The
Ii,,r,E> .Iitsohic year: high priest.
,.,F N; James; king. Ira 4. Dayen,
p1ft scribe: Roy G. Mccain; trea.urri
1, marie ~ Borst; secretary. II. v rar,
aa;m. captain Of host. w. r. Freeman.
80 i Pa so)"urner. James T. Bank ::
1871, nvHai a!ch captain. Joseph Il. HciJ!
mast, ,naster third vail. =. BERNARD Smith:
, ,n1,' second vail Il s. Munden: mas
'' H'st VAIL w. -. Ellis; cha plain. Key.
- ~, Mc' lure: tilcT. Joseph Williams:
S'T Tha Gnaries T. Williamson.
,,,i a., instliiation ceremonies were
HIgh Priest W. ". Presson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
. nuIldInr 6ern,It.

=, PERMITS we're issued yesterday bv
me Building Inspector as follows:
y. lie" Davis, 10 build two-story
nrlck dwelling on Park Avenue. be-
Sweedi sycamore and Addison Streets,
j. Miller. to build a one-story
crach garage IN the rear of 33,2 West
Grace street. $500
L. T. Morris, 10 build one-storv
oTick SaraEe In The rear OF 100 West
Main Street, $4,000
David ;, Carrington. to build one
story brick stable in the rear of I05
East Leigh Street. $3.50.
southern Railway COMPANY 10 hui,d
z brick shop building In its Yards in
South Richmond. So. 100 e ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
Cnxe Continued Ipd,anI,.,

Fannie Jones. twenty-one years old
peared in Police Court YESTERDAY ,norn
ing on charge of abandoning a month
otu enid on the doorsteps of the home
T vi w. j. Minor. 5Ol East Leigh Street.
me soTIowful attitude Of the young
woman touched the heart of Justice
Crutchhcid. and he continued the case
lnoehnlteiy. placing Miss Jones In the
officer. P'""'ioi'
Inc baby was born in maternity
I NT? IN this city. and was removed by
MISS Jones last Saturday night. The
iather, ii is said. has Disappeared.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
Dedication of Moose HON.

n.-I' III. SUII'' new home OF Tho I,Oyr
DnueE Oh Moose IN the Exchange EuiId-
i ,nI, on Hank street; was formaiIv
vponeo ana dedicated tonight. Thn
a,,. "tc spacious and beautifully
nn, 49,, ~ Tor thc purposes OF the vy.fIa,.
cti vas appropriately decorated viii
,, nuW"rk ana palms for the occasion
,..otE INC ehtures OF The cvnninp
w, "a an automobile paradc ana a dlsnia y
-, hreworks previous 10 tic opcnin:,: =
my my concert ~ the White Ribbon land
-" th, imitation Of q large ru,nbrr
u cah"iIates, Tho Loyal Order nr
Moose though the Youngest Of ~
81 rt,,.. Sahiza'icns. Is ono of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
Requisition Pnpc-s uono,cd

Max Kramer. the Jefferson Hotel
cook. who is charged with criminal
assault in the second degree in an
inuictment returned against him in
Rlchmond County. New York was sur
rendered TO the Empire State auihori-
ties yesterday, when Governor Stuart
nonored the repuisition of Governcr
Martih H. GlNnn ana directed the iss1
ance of rendition papcrs The nara.
We're delivered 10 Detective George II
Myers. VINO is now on his way to Rich
nond county with the prisoner
Kramer will he confronted an his ~,
rival to-day by Miss Kate Meedcr. The
eishtcen-ye ar-old woman who accuses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
PETERSBURG
LOCAL OPTION ELECTION
STRONGLY DIsAPPRQVED
leading PruI,ibitionists In Peters.
burg Satisfied. With Recent Vie
tory in Virginia.
FREED or MURDER CHARGE
soiorcd Youth Establishes Cas- e of
SER Defense - Handsome New
honle OF Loyal Order OF Moose Is
Formally Dedicated.
tSpcrial 70 Tho rlmcs-Dl,patch !

VI T IT. IIlltt- IA ION.
PETERSBURG. VA. .Sop,",nho, ~
leading prohibitionists i'm :iiis city
VINO we're prominently fdcn;itiod win
~ recent state wide campaign stntn
anat thc% would discouniennncc ,nv
~ ,"l'Ut LOOKING To thc holdi,iy of :,
local option election, and fur.h.tr,, or 81
9eEtlhS their belief HAT 40 nlovrmoni
civ ne ne sort is comtempiatcd ia any
nipitionists are entirely sntis,icI ,,itI,
H. ~" Nictory ih"% recently won. ana be-
i.,i mat good faith requires tiint Inc
up their business VIM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
Interesting Announce,n.r,

IT iIIH MrS. IichArd Bcnlc Davis
nave issued invitations TO the nlarri-
70 David Alexander Harrison. Jr,, on
saturday evening, the 10th Of October
~ o'clock: III the Washinpton Street
h!tthodlst Episcopal Church Peters
nurr., The announcement is Of irtcrcSt
20 = large circle of friends i'm this civ
..i section- The prospective bride
s!oom Is the member of the Iegjsl:,
turc from Prince George ana Surrv