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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22
FOR REM

FOR RENT-10-room brick flat, ssth .-t. and 10th ave: good location and cheap rent to good tenant. Apply John W. O'Neill Co.,, 2o20 2d ave, Phone Main ss. FOR RENT-Completely furnished six room house, West End; one block from car. near Catholic and public schools; will rent cheap. Call West End 226-J FOR RENT-Storeroom, No. 609 N. 18th st; splendid location for cash business; cheap rent. Apply John W. o'Neill Co.,, 2020 2d ave. Phone Main sS.
 FOR RENT-Best location on Sd ave, 121: feet front. 100 feet deep; beautiful mod ern front; No. 2021. Apply John w O'Neill Co.,, 2o20 2d ave. Phone Main SS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22
TOO LATE ID CLASSIFY
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE

AN UNFOUNDED AND FALSE RU- NOR IS BEING CIRCULATED IN THIS CITY THAT UNION CARPEN- TIERS ARE OFFERING TO WORK FOR 20 CENTS PER HOUR. THIS IS TO INFORM ALL FRIENDS OF ORGANIZED LABOR THAT THE SCALE OF WAGES FOR JOURNEY . MEN UNION CARPENTERS IS 45 CENTS PER HOUR. CARPENTERS DISTRICT COUNCIL.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22

1911. The gridirons toll for 14 years was: 1907. seven; 1902. 15: 1903, A; 1904. 1s: lso& 24 1906, ii 1907. 15 1908, H. 1909, 30; 1sla %; 1911. II: 1912. is: 1913. 14; i9li. l2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22
An Affair of State

From the Louisville Courier-J ournal
 "The cook is in . belligerent mood today" remarked Mrs. Wombat tim idly.
 MT. Wombat was somewhat elevated over the war news.
 Hand the lady her passports" he directed grandly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22
BUSINESS CHANCES

WHY not let an expert make your tax assessment for you and save money and mistakes? Strictly confidential. Address K-eo, care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22
COURT ITEMS

An appeal to the supreme court was taken yesterday morning in the case of T. C. windham vs the Birmingham Wa was granted a temporary injunction by Judge John H. Miller of the city court to restrain the company from discontinu- ing water service to the plaintiff pending the final result of the suit.
 The case was submitted to Judge Miller on an agreed statement of facts, the pur- pose being to determine the rates fol water service in the town of Graymont The allegation of the plaintiff is that un- der a contract made before Graymont wat taken into Birmingham he is not bound to pay the present rates.
 The case will probably be submitted ts the supreme court this week.
 Ralph R. Bone, the young white mar charged with manslaughter in connection
 with the death of a negro woman wht died as a result of injuries received 1T q motorcycle accident, was discharged yesterday by Judge w. c. Hickman O. the court of common pleas. The defend ant proved the collision was purely ac cidontal. Cnarlee Dryman, charBeo WILL assaulting Bob williamson was also dis charged by Judge Hickman for want o prosecution.
 At a habeas corpus hearing yesterday before Judge John H. Miller, in whicf the possession of a child was sought by P. c. Gabbert. its father, Judge Miller l held the mother. Mrs. Rosilie Gabbert l to be the proper custodian of the chile and dismissed the petition.
 Appeal from the decision of the board of revenue in reference to assessment!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22
SOCCER FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Standing of Alabama Soccer Football lea gue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22

TRAYED-STOLEN EOST[On Boyies car fin town or North Bessemer. between Wilkes station and Dolomite. about A carat dfa- n,ond stud. Finder return to George T. Coble. HOO N. 32d st., and receive reward
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22

for solvent credits was taken yesterday to the circuit court by Hood & Wheeler. The board fixed the assessment at 5000, which was objected to by the firm. The bond was fixed at 3e00.
 Prisoners were arralgned yesterday morning before Judge w. B. Fort of the criminal court for the capital week. comr mencing November 30. Juries were also drawn for the week commencing December '. A docket of appeal cases from the police court of the city is set for that week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-22

Appeal from the decision of the board of revenue in reference to assessments
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
.HE|NzE TOLD TO GET OUT
OF BANK PRESIDENCY
Frankly Tells in Supreme Court why
He Resigned as Head OF
Mercaiitile..
HE is SUED BY EDWIN GOULD
Claims That He Purchased Stock
Through, Misrepresentation of Its
Value and Promise OF job at S2O,-
600 Yeai--NIorse Figures In Deal.

NEW YORK. October 6.-F. AUGUSTUS
iieinze took the stand In his own de-.
tense In tho Supreme Court to day In
The suit against him by Edwin Gould
notes agGregating s1,60o,000 and In.
tefest, alleged to have been given by
Helnze to Gould in payment for Stock
OF the Mercantile National Bank, Of
this city, Heinze claims he was in-
duced to buy the stock through misrep-
resentntion or It's value.
Mr.. Ilcinze testified that as An In
duceinent to purchase 5000 shares Of
stock II, the bank, he was offered the
presidency ut n salary OF $4,000 q year.
He accepted, he aatd. but ms he was
president or director In twenty or
twanty-h.e miniiig corporations In the
West, lie found little time to attend to
duties in the Mercantile National anu
turned them over to tho Vice president,
Miles U,Brieh. Ifeinae declared hts
salary went to pay for tho stock he
purchased. At no time, he added, aid
ne Examine the banks assets or lia-
biiities.
Charles w. Morse, present at the trial
to-day. said he was subpoenaea as a
Witness. Morse figured i'm the story
ieihae told on the stand. He also
testified that In 1906. Edwin Gould and
a man named Taylor, offered him the
presidency If he would buy stock ahd
referred him to Morse or o'isrieh.
Heihze said he Welt to Morse and
O'Brien and that the former. then chalf-
TITAN OF the financial committee. told
hin the banks stock was worth more
than the quoted price because there
was si,o0o,Oo0 In buried assets-assets
not appearing III the banks statements
U'Brien confirmed this statement,
Itelhze said. and on Morse's recon. :
mendation. lIeinze purchased the stock.
fleinze testifod he and Morse con-
trolled about i4.S00 shares of the banks
stock. He said Mt was true. the ue-
posits, whicii were s20.oOo,o0O when he
took the presidency, lad awindIed to
about ss.o00.U0U when he resigned in
1901 Asked why he resigned, he re-
pint.
II Was told to get out by the New
got out"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
NEGRO INTRUDER Is
BOUND HAND AND FOOT
G. T.. HaurcIt I'iHus MAJ nj Front Win
doW--1ioids Him for

:. aroused from his hieep .siiortly be-
s s,,,,, Of some or, t.liiRtrlinEs At q
!ieEfo stahdfhs 0G close to- 10 tie ion oMast'
Katfeit covered the negro with Ills
Eist9l and ordered ,I him TO- threw, UP Ills
kept Him, cbvered,, n. l.. smith, WHO
lives In the same house amd, wha. hal
family, secured n clothes line and went
outside.
The negro wns securely bound hand
anu loot and drnsge ipto the, house.
staton Hi had Resf hstllsa ti,at biifEfsf
W m1 attfSS n 70 break Into the house,
aiauatr Msttst aid dds9a atro ii2ilss'4 45i!
Icy: race1 to the iUuse. 1he htsrb
had hardly been tied before the putr6i
arrived.
unon searching Tic, mai, a .3s.ca,ibrs
revolver ana ii i6ns :biadtd knife @ers
l1Ir9Sas Of nusii}/hIe YYn,ths iitches On
spears, aged tksnty. FOUR. "' ifs a. aas
charged With tafrylhE coiiteaisu
weapons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
NEW YORK sCANDALizED
jerome Wants 1'hhm Ittfkkii1h Brought
10 EARLY Deefai0f,

WASHINGTON. October s.-Aasertlne
that the sojo,irn Hf Harry Il. THAT
In New Hampshire Is scandal TO tile
State of New YORK, the SuDfehe E6urt
next Tuesday Will be asked by COUNSEL
for New York to advance for Immediate
hearing, tile litigation over Thaw's ex-
tradition to New York.
William T. Jerome has nlea with the
court q, statement urging Il speedy ne
ton. He contends that the interests
of Thaw and the state require an early
determination OF the right OF the state
10 extfadite and return him to Mat
teawah Hospital. where lie was con
fined as Insane after trial for the ritir-
der OF; Stanford White in 1906.
ut Is how, more than II year since
Harry *. Thaw tihiawfuiIY escaped
froiii Mattea#an.' declares the state
;nent, and he still Is soIo,irnng in
New hampshire to tho Scandal Of the
state or Now YORK. II IA the eafnes,
desire of the people OF New York, as
we'll s tho officials acting In their be-
half. that tiis scandal cease and that
Thaw DO returned to the hospital 80
that 1t iiiay not I'D said that Tie power
or influence Of the means Of Harry
Kendall Thaw or those acting III his
interest Is SO powerful that they ear
subvert the administration OF tie laws
of New York."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
.OLD-TIME REMEDY
MAKES PURE BLOOD.

Hoods snrsaparilla has boon and still
is tho lpeoplc's, medicine because OF
Its reliable character and Its won
dcrful success IN PURIFYING, enrichinR
and rcvitalizlns tile blood anu reiiev.
Ing 'the common diseases aud ailments
-scrofula, catarrh. rhcumatisin. dys.
pepsia, loss Of APPETITE. that tired,
feeling, general debility.
Hoods sarsaparilla purifles and on,
riches the blood. and In 80 doing
rondcrs tho human System Tho great
est service possible. This medicine
has bean tested for years. II is per-.
fcctly pure, clean and absolutely safe.
as well as Of peculiar aud unea,lalcd
merit.
Get tioud's. and get 1t now from any
drug store. " -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
BILLIARD MAY BE FORCED
TO DISGORGE MILLIONS

CONTINUED From First Pasc)
New Haven road wished 10 1ivest it.
self of the apparent ownership OF the
shares of stock In the Boston anu
Maine and transferred the same, t19.-
9iS shares in all, to Mr.. Billiard, ITO be
held in secret trust for the beneht OF
the company"
This was done. the complaint recites.
to avoid possible litigation, SO the
transaction was entered on the books
OF The New Haven road and the New
England Navigation Company as n
bona tidc sale ut tho rate or Alps IL
share. The books showed payment OF
s11.0Oo,oo0 and unsecured notes or Air.
Billiard for S2.7d3,50O.
The amount actually was obtained
by the New Haven road from The Ma
tionnl CITY Bank OF New York, upon
notes signed BY MIR. Biilafd, aiu So
cured by shares or stock Of the Huston
and Maine ltailroad Company, deposit
cd with the bank by tho railroad
Ills UNsiSCtRf1D NOTi1
0fviiN FsJH $1,000. 900
In November isus, II Is alleged. Mir.
Billiard purchased more stock Df Tho
Boston ind Maine ana received s., 0OO,-
900 to pay for Tie satiio FROM tiib Nav
England Navigation Company. lie gave
an utisetiireh note. Later; In June,
$780, tile Boston Iaailroad fisiding Com {.
OF the stock held by Mr.. billiard this
was another pretended saie, the com :
l'laint says, Ind the New England Navi :
cation Company delivered money pay
inent for these shares.
Mt, Billiard transferred To the Billiard
Company In October. 1903, sii.25b, 900.
The complaint shows tho course lax :
en- by tho further transfer OF tho DIFF
ferent shares OF stock and what WAS
paid for It, concluding With The aiiega .
ton, that, as trustee OF tho New liza
ven road S boston aiid Maine siiafcsi Air.
billiard has received s5,S24,i4T iii cash,
but never Has rendered ali accounting
OF IT TO The company!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
NEWPORT NEWS COMPANY
Will BUILD BATTLEsR|P
Submits Lowest Bid for Cohstruc-
ton Of Countryts Biggest
Sea Fighter.
IT'S FIGURES ARE s7.l15,ooo
New York shipbuilding Company
IT'S FIGURES ARE s7,115,ooo
New York Shipbuilding Company
to Receive One of Contracts, While
Third Vessel Goes to G1eetniieht
Navy.fafd.

E : WARRINGTON, October 6.-The New
port News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
Company, OF Newport News. Va Mt ST.
10000 and the New York Shipbuilding
Company at s7iT5,00o, ware tho two
lowest bidders to day for the copstruc-
tion or the two 32.o66-ton American
battleships to be built this year. AS
each concern bid for ono ship only, each
Will receive contract.
The other bidders were; The Fore
River Shipbuilding Company, of Quincy,
Mass. Mt s7,4ie.0do! and the Craihp
Shlpbuiidine Conpany, OF philadelphia,
At SI.Ss5,0O0.
The Two Dattleships are or the group
comprising numbers 40. Al, AZ. already
named by Secretary Daniels as the
California, mississippi, and idaho. 0he
Will BIO constructed ut Il government
Iiavyayard yet TO be determined.
The vessels will be the largest yet
designed for the United States Navy,
each having a displacement of $4,000
tohs with these tllihensions length
over ALL ga feet: length between per-
pendlcuiafs, 500 feet; breadth, extreme,
% feet. 41:2 inches: draft, 80 feet:
speed, 81 knots. The main batteries
Will consist of twelve 14-inch guns and
four Submerged torpedo tubes, while
the torpedo defense battery will consist
OF twenty-five 6-inch rnpid-fire guns
The vessels Will be heavily armored
and propelled by turbines. ,rhcS will
be fitted with oiibufning boilers OF the
water tube tyne.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
MANY CHANCES
IN LOCAL P0sT-0FFlCE
Thornton Does Not believe That
Assistant Postmastership Will
Be Abolished. w.
Now SYSTEM INAUGURATBp
Burleson Announces Plan Designed
In Interest Of Economy and Ilffi-
cieiicS-ESpectcd That Most Largo
Onlces Will BE Affected.

sws Sae a saa"ps me bSss ts n aSSS
$eS Ssi% s y Ss;s sl'SssdS sss
tight IL speeis ate teiests,Sah i Is F Hse
Zines Insss Diapa,eh from ITS Washington
~ so not Deiioves said Postmaster
Hay I. ThorItoii, who spent Yesterday
Contemplate tie sbSlitigh q the, assist t.
mt mn, n,o.s,in,a,sst!ershib H. Rishinohd, Other
p pft ss1s G NsS m 81 sS,a 4 tie st
fseW ri dye S'hsf P4af{SSs s, VIE ihs
81 seot e o t "tts s new stf sss w
s tie ssd dass a csfs h
s, ;SS; ! ,osiI ssssY he
s Sxs4 6flsI N,l e Fs; fsHe'''hed'
The changes !iaye already been put
astet has beef ef a Isl gseIlhta. pSMfr r.
1sS ia Sg NHa bs apiS fF ifsS,
Post Office Department .pfiIGiais, there
l. itt e e ess|ss fflt Rat sss tha once
sItster iiarrisonb,iTs, Na ffhiRf pe Mra
burg, ana, ~ faet, III every Once where
an iafss s pSstt,iastef Is Maintained.
N RE he n st as oraer Is shrSnehesn Y be
rene" 'ft Is Claimed ss9 shsth f most te in
stances the assistant postmaster is
merely iigtreheaf. Ia Richinond this
Si Stai,vn &. entered tie bosl;, 5liee
his duties ut the butt6n, by hard Work
he nieunted the lauu9r, ana prior To his
appointment as assistant Postmaster
held tho position or superintehdent of
mails. AZ, assistant 10. .Ntr:, THORNTON
a .iafee BsFtfph Of Tie iHlP5ftaptt routine
Of the .oillee being tlisp6sed OF BIZ him.
Several tears ago the oflice of assistant
postmnstef was placed under the civil
service. lncunBents we're not 6usted
by that order but stibseauent abbetit.
Mr.. Burlason means to put thu post
Offices OF the country on q business
basis. aud lie thnks one Of the first
STEPS Is ST. t. abolish useless onses q,
rlyrhton said that inst spfiHs Il coin
mittee from washington visited nich-
mondi with view 81 making. fet5h.
mendatiohs 10 the Department. for. pro-
posed changes. Their report was based
Sno" tie oTdsr aea by
,nea ne fs ga}ass" w Yfs asNq Mr.
does not think meet loyal conditions.
Therefore lid &eht 10 Washington in
Sn e befar to esEs te s sIEs od
unable to say when the changes will
be made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
OFFICIALS REMOVED
Mayor and Sheriff Found Guilty OF Neg
lectlhE Duties.

Letting Duties.
BUTTfg, MONT, October 6.-Sheriff
Timothy Driscoll and Mayor Lewis J..
Duncan were found guilty to-day Of
NEGLECT OF their, duties In connection
with the recent miners, riots. ami re-
moved from Office by Judge ,noye Ayers,
OF the District Court after trial
which lasted more than two weeks.
The court refused TO grant a stay Of
execution of ten days, while an appeal
to the Supreme Court Was perfected.
Both offices are vacated. pending ali
appeal
Mayor Duncan was removed from, OF
hce because OF HIS failure to provide
the city with prope. protection last
June. when Miners Union Hall was
dynamited by all opposing faction and
other iawless acts We're committed.
virtually. 1t is declared, without In
reference by sheriff or police.
The charge against Sheriff Driscoli
was similar to that against the Mayor.
Driscoll admitted, In testifyins III his
own behalf, that his deputies failed
fofcibly to resist tile rioters.
The City. Council Will elect SITE
cessor to Mayor Duncan. who is a So
ciaiiat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
Wilson ii Endorsed.

NEW YOttie, Octobtf "a resolution
ihdotsng f'rcsideht Wilson and the
policies OF his adinif,tsttation, was Of
tered Ivy Charles +. Murphy Of TAM
many Hail, at nm organization meeting
of the Democratic committee of New
inously.
The resolution recognized the avis
dom of President Wilson Iii following
the admoiiition OF GeOfge Washing toll
tc have ii0 entaiigling alliance With for
eign nations" anu abpiat,ded This c6ur-
;ee and sttadfastness hi carrying out
20 successful fruition. tho platform Of
his PARTY ANA the policies OF Ills admin
stration."
The committee by Resolution pledged
its Undivided support to the election OF
Martin H. Glyhn ms Governor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
YOUR SICK CHILD
IS CONST|pATED
LOOK AT TONGUE
If cross, ,feverish or bilious
give "California Syrup
= of Figs"


No matter what alls your Child, a
gentle thorough laxative should always
be the first treatment given.
If your little one is out Of sorts, half.
sick. isn't restingj eating ana acting
hatufally-look, fn6ther see II tongue
Is coated. This Is a sure sign that It's
little stomach, liver ard bowels .are
clogged with waste. when cross, Tiff
table. feyefish; stomach sour. breath
lad 6r has stomach -ache; diarrfoea;
sore throat, full III cold, give tea.
sr6diiftil OF .Callfdfnia syrup Of Figs,"
AHA In a-fsW f6ifs all the tohstifjateti
pois3f, undigested food and soDf bile
gently indFes out 6f it's little b6Heis
iyitil6tlt kfiiIifis, ahd You hRvs we'll,
playful Child again.
i M6tIiets cali Fest easy after 3ivlRE
this HARMLESS "friiit iaxAtive," because
IT never fails to cleahse the little ones
liver and bowels ahd sweeten tile st6fii.
acli, and they. dearly l6v6 Its b!es5aht
taste. Fuli directions for babies, Icnii-
dren OF all ages and fof Ef6w ii SUBS
printed on each b6ttie
Be@ate Of coiHterfelt AZ syrips ASH
your druggist for 50-ccnt bottle OF
California, Syrup Of Figs; then. see
that It 10 ihaie by tile California Fis
Syrtip Cornbany:.'--Adtefti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
HAS PROGRAM OF RELIEF
sohth CSfoiina IieEiaiatufs ConYenss
t6 Disetss Emergency Measures.

GUbUMBfh. s.. c., October 8.--Thc
South Carolina Legislature convened
In extraordinary session here to- day lu
art Upon ,brogfaiG Of elncfscnct log
conditions resulting from the European
war. a Joint resolution provides fof
Il referendum oil the ACCESSIBILITY az
floating u iban OF si,5bo,BO6 10 fidiiidrts
the states indebtedness.
establishment 6f State system &c
cotton warehouses. extensioh OF the
payment OF State taxes and tho ORGAN.
izati6n or All emergency Stats banking
system, are measures proposed.
Reading or PARTS 81 The I6,0oo-W6rS
message OF Governor Blsase redhireti
the greater part or the legislative tlay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
RUSSIANS AnE REPORTED
FLiSIGINt; liz DIstyttIli.It

MhNQli ESTER, MASS, October o.
llr. Kunstaittih Thcudur Dumba, Aus
tro- hungarian ain AMBASSADOR 10 tue
United States. said tu-night he had re-,
ceiNed the following message by wires
less from Vienna: -
our troops progress yictoriously
~ 5all defenses In Cnrbatliians against
tho Russians, who are ficeiug I'm disur-
ncr. Two Montcnegrin brigadcs which
penetrated III l2asterit DUsnia. were
crushed after tw6 days' snheuinnry
hshtihs aud arc ileeiis over tie from
tier in panic. Several Nus TRANS founn
horribly mutllateu. Whole Servian bat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
FOR DANDRUFF, falling HAIR OR
ITCHY SCALE rs CENT DANDER|NE.

afishhess and itching Of The scalp; the
half foots fahiishi loosen and die; tiiefi
che half falls out fast. -
II, your half has bten neglected and
Is thin faded, arg, scfagsy OF t66 oils,
get a s5-cent bottle Of Knowiton's Dan.
derliis at Airy. drug store or toilet couh-
Ter; apply a little, ms directed and Ten
tile beat Investment you ever made. !.
we slnesrsly beiisvs, regardless OF
desire s5ff, iiistrous. bdhUtifui hair ana
i6ts 81 fit-@Yio dahdfiiff@-fio ilchins
SCALP ai,drfo more failing hkifAySti
fiust' uhS KnoWlt6f's Dahdeflfe II
evsntually-why not fios?AAdveftiss:
mont. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
EVERYTHING IN HARMONY
Ali tEithitnts OF New York Dem Ocracy
UMtted III ChhipaiEA.

ALBANY, Y. Y, October 6.-The FIRST
meeting of the new Democratic State
Committee. hhld here to-day. vas
harmonious. All the officers including
Chairman William Churcl! Osborn. were
elected unanimously. The announces
mont or Governof ciisnri that he would
assume tile State leadership and decla
i'atiohs that the national adrntnistra :
ton was behind the State Ticket were
grehtctl enthusiastically.
Charles +. Murphy, leader OF Tain
many Hail. was silent participant in
the meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
OBITUARY
Thomas Baker winston.
ShAUlA In 'rhn rCiin,na. ninn.,IIl

LOUISA VA; .Octobef 6---rhomas
Baker Winston ,fied at ibis home near
Saturday night. His funeral was con,
Quoted from HE hUine anl iuteriiieiit
was ~ the family cemetery al Will
day Al 2 oel6eiS. lie ia survived Rv
his second wife, who was Miss lillian
Wedding OF, pittsyivenia County; AM,
NJ. Winston, and Two ssters. Misses
Mary y. anu Bette q. Winston Mr..
Winston. WAS member If iIio We'll:
known family of that riamc here, ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
I'EOPLE IN AN1wEni'
AItlG ADVISED T'U TEA ~;

lUNDON, October (i:45 A. M).--A
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
from Antwerp gives tie following Of
fetal communication issued ut 10
o'clock Tuesday night:
Tho military governor has informed
the biifgomastef that bumbartlnent
of Antwerp Is Imminent, and that the
people who wish 10 Nee FROM Tile t6Wi,
are requested to leave
The bombardrnent Will have no In :
huence on the towns resistance which
VIII be pushed TO the extreme limits
Tie Exchange Telegraph Company
adds that the foregoing message hus
been passed by the British censor for
publication.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
COUNTY SCHOOL WRANGLE
SET FOR OCTOBER Fl

Wednesday,, October. q. is tte date
sst for The beating, in, the IIenfico
County Circuit Court Of the edso Of
County School Board and Supcrinten-
dent Arthur, d., Wright. The plaintiffs
,,re asking that II permanent order be
PENDANTS froin drawing, executing Or
issuing hhy warratits dbpn the county
treasurer to. he charged against the
Ing. rent oil rooms. rehted BY The boafu
In the Chainbef, OF Cbniiiiercc Building
and for the upteep OF ali AUTOMOBILE
dent Wright
The court entered a restraining or
der on motion of tlie. plaintiffs, July
"a. which remained directive Until the
res,ilat fail term OF. the County Cir
cult Court convened on Monday.
Judge, r. Garter Scott then entered Il
secOnt restraining order, trrective uMtil
October =, when tho case will come
zip for trial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
ACTION NORTH OF oIsE
BECOMES MORE VIOLENT

PARIS. october 6 III p. M.).-1the Of
fetal statement issued tonight say:
"The characteristics of tho situation
remain the same. On our left wing, to
the north OF the olse, the action is be-
coming more and more violent. AT the
centre there Us relative calm. n little
ground has been gained in tho region
north of the heights OF Meuse.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-07
Won kLUCK'S ARMY
HURLED AGAINST
ALLIES LEFT WING

..lGohtinaed From First pasel
full Tito, tiioir hahde. Also, lilo DER
man artillery supporting Won Kluck's
r,Eh5 is, rapoEtad t9 haye been worn
sldered hhilktly that tho deriiiaS gen gen
S f. stan stan Will TRUST to their weak and
France, new guns Of theif type 10 re-.