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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-26
MUCH DEPENDS ON POSITION OF
 SPEAKER CLARK

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-26
LINES DRAWN FOR
 OPENING OF FIGHT
 IN HOUSE TODAY

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-26

Members of both the House and Sem ate not yet decided afe the prizes for which both sides are striving. Democrats are wavering between the duty they owe a platform declaration and the support they feel they ought to give the Presi- dent himself. even If he has changed his position since he was a candidate for the nomination. Many of them believe that the situation as to our foreign relations bas prompted the President to ask Con-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-26

instance to prevent an overwhelmir public sentiment pouring in on Col gress against repeal.
The herald., 1914-01-29
CANCELLATION OLE RnNn-

Executive Department, State Of Louisiana.
Whereas, Hon. John T. Michel has applied
20 me for the cancellation OF his bonds, drawn
and subscribed by himself a. principal, with
No I, James {. Henriqucs, as Surety IN the
full sum OF five thousand $4,000 dollars,
dated March lst, 1912, and recorded IN mort
gage office book 1922. folio 237: No. ?, James
{. IIeurIques as surety in the full sum of
five thousand lS5,OOOOO dollars. dated June
10Th, 1912. and recorded in mortgage book No.
lO5S folio Al; No. ;, James {. H-uriques, as
surety in the full sum Of i've thousand (S5,-
OOOoO dollars, dated June path, 1912, and re-
corded in mortgage book No. lU5S, folio 4S:
and conditioned for the faithful performance
and discharge by said John T. Michel of his
duties as assessor OF the Sixth Municipal Dis
trict OF the City Of New Orleans
Now, therefore, |. Luther +. Hall. Governor
Of the State OF Louisiana, have thought proper
to issue this my proclamation with the view
Of giving public notice to all persons herein
interested and concerned 10 show cause III
writing at the Office of the secretary of state
at the city Of Baton Rouge, La, within ninety
davs from and after the last publication hereof
why said bond and the mortgage resulting
therefrOm should not be cancelled and an
uulled and the above named securities dis.
charged from any further Liabilities IN the
premises.
Given under my signature and the Seal OF
the state Of Louisiana al the city OF Bator
Rouge, this 18th day Of December, A. d. 1918
BY the Governor: /. f. HALL.
ALVIN f. HEBERT.
Secretary Of State.
dec p jan Is p %
The herald., 1914-01-29

the meeting at which the commissioners are
elected; and said commissioners shall re,
main in Office until the final settlement ana
liquidation OF the affairs Of this corporation
A plurality Of all the votes cast at such
election shall be sufficient 20 elect, ana III
case OF the resignation, death, or failure OF
refusal TO act Of any one or more OF such com
missiouers, the remaining commissioner or
commissioners shall declare the office vacant
and shall fill such vacancy py vacancies Dy
election or elections from among the stock
holders.
The whole as more fully appears by the
annexed certified copy Of the minutes OF sald
stockholders meeting.
And the SAID aPpcarers having requested
me. notary, 70 put the sand amendment IT
authentic form, ! do by these presents, re-
ceIyc said amendment IN the form of tins
public act, to the end that said amendment
may be promulgated and recorded and thus
be read into the original charter passed before
+. h. Skinner, notary public. on the 18TH DAY
OF June, 1890, as amended by act passed be
fore the same notary on the 18th day OF july
1891.
Thus done and signed. in my office. at the
city Of New Orleans, on the day and date
herein first above written. ia The presence
OF /. X. Saal and {; A. M'ranne r., compe,
tent witnesses, who hereunto sign their names
with said apPeaIers and me, notary, after
due reading OF the whole
Original signed: Lawrence Fabacher, Gus
Oertling. |. r. Saal, {. y. Mlraune, lr.
ALEXIS BRIAN, Notary Public.
| hereby certify that the foregoing amend
meut OF the charter OF the Jackson Brewing
Company was this day duly recorded in the
mortgage Office OF the parish Of Orleans in
NJ. o. R. lll9, Folio -; New Orleans, Lou
/ isiana, December 81, 1915
| Signed Emile Leonard Deputy Recorder.
u hereby certify the foregoing to he a true
and correct copy OF the original act OF amend
mcut Of the charter OF the Jackson Brewing
! Company and OF the certificate Of the deputy y
recorder of mortgages thereto attached, which
Is on Tile in my Office.
. New Orleans. La. December 9th. 1913
ALIENS BRIAN, Notary Public.
,., = y - ~ frb
The herald., 1914-01-29
December "a, 1913.
CHARTER
OF THE UNITED STATES LAND DEVEL-
OPMENT COMPANY, LIMITED:

OF THE UNITED STATES LAND DEVEL-
OPMENT COMPANY, LIMITED:
limited States of America, State OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City OF New Orieahs
BE known, that on the twenty -tourth oay
of the month of December, IN the year OF oui
LORD one thousand nine hundred ana thirteen,
and G: the independence of the United States
Of America, the one hundred and thirty
eighth. before me, Sidney Francis Gautier,
notary public duly commissioned, sworn anu
qualified. in and for the parish OF orleans
state of Louisiana aforesaid, therein reslulne'
and in the presence of the witnesses herein
after named and undersigned, personally came
and appeared: the several persons WnoSe
names are hereunto subscribed, who severslly
declared that, availing themselves oil inc pro
visions of the laws of louisiana relative 10
the organization of corporations and particu,
larly OF act SO of the general assembly, o,
ISSS thew have covenanted and agreed, and
do by these presents covenant, agree ana oino
themselves as we'll as such other persons ds
NAV hereafter become associated Win the.i
10 constitute and form a corporation ana oouy
polite in law, for the purposes and oo)ecis
and under the articles and stipultaions ioi
lowing, to-wit:
Article 1.-The name and title Of this cor
marathon shall be the United states Lane
Development Company, Limited and by ina
corporate name shall have the power anC
authority to enjoy and have succession 10
a neriod of ninety-nine years; to contract
sue and be sued in its corporate name; .
make and use a corporate seal; to have, hold
receive purchase, lease, convey tno,tgase
hypothecate and pledge property ooth rea
and personal; to acquire, hold, lease ana puI
chase any and all manner of landsi to de
velop and improve, as well as to sell; trans
fer, convey, hypothecate, mortgage anu Pieos
The herald., 1914-01-29
AMENDMENT OF THE CHARTER

OF The JAChSON bREM lNO SSht o
United States of America, State of LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City OF New orleans
Be il known, that on this 23rd day OF the
month of December, IN the year OF our LOT u
of the independence of the United States OF
America the one hundred and thlrty-eighth'
before me, Alexis Brian, notary puDlc' ouly
commissioned and qualified, within ana LOT
the parish of Orleans, state OF LOUISIANA, ana
in presence Of the witnesses hereinafter named
and rsigned, personally came ana aP-
pearcd Mr.. Lawrence faoacher ana MI: Eus'
taye Oertling, residents OF the state OF Lou
isiana of full age, herein appearing ana act
ing in their capacities as president ana sec
retary treasurer respectively OF the jackson
Brewing Company, q LOUISIANA corporallon'
domiciled in the city OF New orleans, organ
ized originally by act before E. X. Skinner
notary public on the 25th day Of june, lS9O
which act of incorporation was amended by
act passed before the same notary on the lotr
day of July, 1891, and pursuant 10 resoLutiol sn
nassed at a stockholders meeting HEREINAFTER
mentioned, certified copies of the minutes o
which meeting are hereto annexed as par
hereof: who declared that at general meet
ing of the stockholders OF SAID GoTPoratioiI
had been convened for the especial purpose
| in accordance with law, the following amend
ment to the charter of said corporation wa
| adopted, to-wit: =,
as to read, as follows, viz: -,
| article This corporation snail 3e k1o"
| as the Jackson Brewing company ts uonil %
| cile shall be in the city of New Orleans, stat
| of Louisiana, and the president, or IN M
| absence the secretary-treasurer snail De IN
| proner nerson on whom citation or other lega
process shall be served; and under said name
unless sooner dissolved in accordance wit
its charter said corporation shall exist an
| continue and have and enjoy corporate eHls
ence for the period of ninety-nine (99) year
from and after the date Of its Incorporation
and shall have power and authority to tran
act contract, sue and be sued, plead or ,
impleaded; and in its corporate name to mai
and use a corporate seal, with such deyl'
as may be hereafter determined upon, and
letter or word the same as may, be deem'
proper; to name and appoint such manager
directors and officers as its interest ana co
venience may require; to make and establi
such bylaws, rules and regulations Tor I
proper management and regulation OF the
fairs of said corporation as may De hece
The herald., 1914-01-29
CHARTER
OF AMERICAN SPRING MANUFACIOR-
ING COMPANY.


limited States of America, State OF louisiana
Parish OF Orleans, City of New orleans
Be il known, that on this [Stn Gay oi Wy
month of December, in the year one tnousanu
nine hundred and thirteen, before me, t;a rIeu
eric c. Marx a notary public, duly ConiIlis
stoned and sworn IN and ior tne Pdii:aIH; :I;D Va
Orleans, state of louisiana, therein tesl9InE'
md in The presence of the witnesses hereihal-
Ter named and undersigned, personally APP
n.ared the persons whose names are hefeuhto
Subscribed, who declared that availng tnen
selves of the provisions OF the laws ol tiii'
state relative to the organizatiIIn .sd ., md
tions, they have covenated and agfeeu' anu
do by these presents covenant ana agree, U'hu'
form and constitute themselves, as wen % %
such other persons as may hereafter Joln vi
become associated with them, INTO IpCts oIHipct.
alton and body polite in law for the ooJeetss
and purposes and under the agreements anu
stipuiations following, to-wlt; .,,: 49,
Article 1.-The name and style OF thiS eoi
poration shall be American spring Ma Ms"G !,
shall have and enjoy all the rights aavan n1
tages and privileges granted by law 10 COT
poTations 1t shall exist tor perlou -
ninety-nine years. 1t shall nave tIe aporat, pOmt
| to contract, sue and be sued in its corporate
| name; to make and use a corporate seal an'
| the same to break or alter at pleasures,
| hold, receive, purchase, convey, mortgage ny
pothecate and pledge property, ootn IT, IIai an ~
| personal; to issue bonds, notes and other 90
| legations; to have and employ such manager
| directors, officers, agents and other employee
as the interest and convenience OF salu COZ
poraton may require; and to make anu ;S.s g
| tablish such bylaws, rules and regulation
for the corporate management and contioi !,
the affairs of said corporation as may .
deemed necessary and expedient; =,
Article 1.-THE domiclle OF the saiI co
Doration shall be in the city Of New Orlean
state of Louisiana, and citation and oth'
legal process shall be served on the presiden
and in the event of his absence or inabiiI'
The herald., 1914-01-29
Sea s,

The sea rose i II l"Hthory looking
creature which attaches itself To
stona ot the bottom ~ the sea in its
infancy and Intimately attaiu> a size
about three inches in ."u@th ana an
inch and Il halt in hreadIh. When
quiet and feeding under water itS t"p
orens and blossoms into the >"mhIance
of a large pink rose. with petals tully
an inch long. a really handsome OBJ
iect As soon as it is disturbed. how.
ever. it shuts itself reSoutely into lts
leather pod.
The herald., 1914-01-29
Malta Fever.

There is no connection between Nal
ia fever and yellow fever. Malta fever
is peculiar to the island OF MaIta'
where it has been endemic for an IN
definite period 1t also is known as
rock" Mediterranean" and "undu-
liant fever. aud in the vernacular or
the natives aS slow" dust or goat
fever. 1t is believed to come from the
milk of goatS.-St Louis Times.
The herald., 1914-01-29
Quite Obvious.

A needle has only one eye. but II
looks sharp Just the same.-Londoh
Family Herald.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01
NOTES OF THB
MUSICW0RLD
Continued from sssnsA Pass.

oil he tho assisting soloist at the concert
q, the Philharmonic society In CArnaGts
Hall on Thursday evening. March q end
sxain at the Friday afternoon concert
Of that week. Nine. Matxsnauer1 num-
hers will he BeriiosS -Rcveris La Captive
Ard ywo Strauss sonss. "GesaAG der Apollo
rriesterin. and 'verfuhruns.' For the
orchestral numbers In the first half Of the
,rogrsmms Mr.. Stransky will o6er was.
ner's prelude 70 -Parsifal- and the Noren
kaleidoscope theme and variations for
schretra The latter number will b
heard for The first time 1t the Philharmonio
eoncerts.
The second half o. the programme,
COMPRISING the Afth symphony Of Deet-
boven. IL dedicated 10 the memory Of Mrp,
George n. sheldon Mrs. sheldon was
the ieadins spirit Of the committee Of men
and women who effected the reoreanila-
ton Of the Philharmonic Society and II 10
m grateful appreciation Of her unsclnsh
and untirins devotion to the cause Of music
and hor deep and loyal interest In the Phil
harmonic society that this memorial IL
dedicated t'.i
isabel Hauser, pianist. and the saeiavsky
string Quartet give their second concert at
the Bslasoo Theatre THE evening. The pre-
ersmme will b - follows:
QuorteHeS - mhJOti B06o0tn
p. Two vioiins. viola and cello.
Allegro, moderate.
echer1o: Allegro.
Notturno: Andsnte.
F,nAie. Andante. vivsce.
Violin and Piano.
Allegro.
Adagio motto expressive.
Scherzo: Allegro motto.
Rondo: Allegro ma non tanto.
Piano Quartet, Or. ~ ...!,. Schumann
Piano violin, viola and cello.
aostennto aAAai. Allegro ma non tanAo.
Srherzo Motto vivac0.
Andante Csntabue.
FINALE Nlvace.
The farewell concert OF Mime. Nellie Me,bs
snd Jan kubelik will be given In the Hippo
drome this sunday evening.
The two srtisss viii be assisted By Edmund
Burke, the lris1 bury one: Gabriel Lapierre,
plspi.it I'D Marcel Moyse, nuttst. Mme
Melba ~ sM(6nsEysl popular compoettions
the PsSsnipi Eapftca.. Mr.. Rvrke will sin9
. .S: ydssisss.sa 81 t sss.lS. 1n'n and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-06
GRAY FOLKS
Gray, Faded, Streaked With
Gray Hair Darkened Evenly.

Here's chance to try the effect of
a simple, harmless preparation called
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer on your
hair and scalp with the guarantee of
a reliable dealer that 1T won't cost you
one cent unless 1t beautifully darkens
your hair. Simply apply Q-Bnn like
II shampoo, to hair and scalp. on re-
firing. Although not a dye. Q-Ban
acts on the hair roots 80 the gray
disappears and the hair Is beautifully
darkened SO evenly, naturally and
thoroughly (even where the hair joins
the scalp that no one can tell 1t has
been used. In addition Q-Ban stops
itching scalp and dandruff and makes
the hair thick, fluffy. soft lustrous,
beautifully dark and abundant. O.
Ban is not sticky or messy, but is
clean liquid. Try II. Darkens hair
when all else fails. Only soc for
big OF. bottle at Grant Drug Co., 626
L. Broad, 201 e. Main. Richmond, Va.
Out-of-town people supplied by mail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-06
GRiGGS ELECTED HEAD OF
DIXIE AERIE OF EAGLES
Plans Made for Entertainment of Dele.
Entes to Annual State
Convention.

Wilbur j. Griggs has been elected
head Of Dixie Aeric, Fraternal Order
OF Eagles Other officers were elected
az follows: John Allen. past worthy
president: Ben Lovenstein. worthy vice.
president: Ralph Bliley, chaplain: WILL
liam. IL Lowry. trustee; w. F. Sullivan.
recording secretary; Samuel i. Hirech-
berg. financial secretary; Thomas Red
din. treasurer: James Harris. inside
guard; Bud Fisher, outside guard; gam
HirschberG. conductor: Or. j. p. Roy
and Or. Leo Station, physicians.
The meeting, held on Thursday
night, was we'll attended, there being
nearly 400 members present. Besides
the election of officers. definite plans
for the entertainment OF delegates to
the annual Eagles convention, to be
hold here In June. were made. A large
committee was appointed to arrange
details.
The retiring president. John NJ. Allen.
ia to be presented with a handsome
token at the next meeting of the aerie
as token OF Appreciation for the ex-
callent SERVICES rendered during his
term OF office. Committees to serve
for tho year will be appointed by the
incoming president.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-06
RELIEF FOR BELG|ANs
IS BEING GATHERED
Shipments Of Food and Clothing on
Way to Norfolk Ware
house.
NEED rs SAID TO BE URGENT
State Commissioner Boykin VIII
Press Forward Shipment at the
Earliest Possible Date-Cash Con-
tributions Continue to Come In.

In spite OF other demands upon the
people. relief for tho Bclginns is still
being given, by Richmond ana the State
at large, antelope that Virginia may
send cargo of her own to tho starv-
Ing people OF the little kingdom be-
You'd the seas Is still entertained.
The football game to have been
played yesterday afternoon between
the Church Hill Athletic Club and the
Scholastics for the Belgian fund waa
postponed on account of the weather.
The teams will probably plny this
week
From Herbert G. Hoover, chairman
OF the American Commission for Re
lief of Belgium, in London, comes an
other message that famine Is still the
dread of tho Belgian people. He says
That he does not know anywhere in tile
history OF the world parallel OF a
population OF 100000 surrounded by
walls OF steed and utterly unable to
heip themselves or to prevent further
distress. The clock has stopped In
Belgium. he says; industry is para
lyzed. and there is no communication
in the country except that for military
purposes. Every assistance rs being
given by the authorities In the relief
work, but It required organization and
patience TO reach the outlying districts.
FOOD AND CLOTHING
ON WAY TO NORFOLK
Among the contributions received by
Colonel Boykin, chairman of the State
Commission, yesterday were one bar
rel Of clothing, two boxes of clothing.
one barrel OF Irish potatoes, one box
of meat and fourteen new Red Cross
hospital night shirts. contributed by
citizens in the neighborhood Of Louisa.
women OF Louisa and pupils OF the
Louisa High School. The donation was
made through Miss Ellen Kent 1t
Will BIO shipped to the warehouse I'm
Norfolk. Miller G. Rbonds. n firm which
recently made liberal cash donation.
has contributed a large Gaze OF under
clothing. Through Rev. ]. NJ. Robson,
rector OF Cunningham Chapel. Mill
wood. the following gifts for the Bel
CLANS have been shipped to Norfolk.
Seven barrels of flour, two barrels or
apples. three barrels OF clothing, two
barrels OF groceries. one box OF gro
cerics and one box of clothing
The following donations In cash were
received yesterday by Colonel Boykin:
Madison County. Seventh Con-
sressional district ........$85 90
Onnncock Baptist Sunday school. 20 o.
Cash, City Il 90
a II. Smith, City .... 90
Miss Virginia Smith. City....... 90
H. r., City 90
Total .}ss o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-06
COLLEGE ANNUAL 10 BE
EDITED BY LOCAL BOYS
Wicker and Dove Given Important
Posts on ''Thc Spider" by Fellow
Students.


Two local boys have been given po-
sitiohs Of honor on tho Richmond Col
lego annual publication, 1.-THE Spider"
at n meeting yesterday OF tho senior
law and academic classes. John j.
Wicker, Jr., waH made editor In chile {
and Dudley p. Bowe was made business
manager.
AS this will be the first issue Of the
publication since the establishment OF
Greater Richmond College in It's now
home at Westhampton, and the atten-
dance lis greater than ever before, 1t
Is expected that 1.-The Spider" will be
larger and more attractive than its
predecessors. There is also move
ment on foot to have Westhampton
College-the coordinate woman's col
lese-inerge It's annual with that of
the Older publication.
The new editor-in- chief IS n son Of
Rev. J. ]. Wicker, ID. d., pastor or
Leigh Street Baptist Church. He has
been student at Richmond College
Tor four ychra. and graduated last June
with degree OF B. A. He ls now Ell
rolled In the school OF law, and Is a
candidate for the degree OF IL. g. next
June. -
Business Manager Bowe is the son
OF tho late n. w. Bowe. He Is a mem
Der of the senior academic class. and
is candidate for his b. A.. degree In
June.
a local boy, r. Inman Johnson, son
OF rev. j. u. Johnson, pastor OF Venabie
street Baptist Church, is president Of
the senior academic class Wilmer L.
oFlaherty, nephew of d. G. O'Flaherty.
OF this city, is president OF the senior
law class.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-06
DECLINE IN EARNINGS
Norfolk and Western Statement for
October shows Loss In Net Revenue.

Net operating revenues of the Nor
folk and Western Railway Company for
the month OF October show a decrease
of !! per cent from tho corresponding
month OF last year. The operating
revenue for the four months ending on
October 81. however, show an increase
OF per cent over the corresponding
period OF tho previous year.
The Norfolle and Western Railway
earned in October $1,14i,015.50 net.
against s1.327,0946l during the same
month In 1913 For the past four
months the net revenues have been
S5.290,131.0S against S5,257.235.23 for tho
same period in 1913.
BY the statement issued from the
home office of the company. the operat-
but the operating expenses have also
been reduced. The proportion OF
operating expenses to operating rev.
enues for the month of October fell off
from 6S.07 per cent In 1913, to 675S
per cent in 1914
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-06
Ladies' Suits

Ladies Suits
$35 Ladies Gabardine Suits,
trimmed in fur; black, blue, tan
and green; long and short coats;
all sizes, 16 to A. csc 60
Bankrupt Price DkU.JO
SIS AIl-WooI Goats, blue.
black, green and brown serge;
mannish cloth; latest de
i pg;es Bankrupt SPAR
$3.50 Ladies eOOQ
Suits. all colors, at 0J.SO
$50 Ladies Suits. one of a
kind; short coats; regular $50
and SIS Suits; Bank pr 90
rupt Price ...--... 1890
. $500 Suits, in all the latest
shades, fabrics and styles in
vogue. We invite
f fapt Plies Bank $3.50
SIS Ladies Suits, in 0swego
B Bannlun P el2,ns; SI2A8
$3.50 Ladies' Suits, all the
latest styles; look at them, it
will pay you; Bank On 40
rupt Price $3.50
Ladies' Goats
One lot Suits, short coats,
worth up to $1,000; or Nc
Bankrupt Price. 4O.JO
$35 Astrakhan and Plush
Lined Coats, in full and three
quarter lengths; G1C NN
Bankrupt Price. ID lU.JU
SIS Astrakhan Plush Goats,
in full and three-quarter length
styles and designs; GgA fsfs
fur trimmed; only. I'D q 1. w
$3.50 College Coats, all col
ors, fabrics and styles, CT An
at sDst.JV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-06
Police Court Ca.e.

Eddie Byrd, colored. was yesterday
sentenced to four months In jail on q
charge OF stealing $3.50 caddy of to-
bacco and a 1925 bag OF sugar from
the w. H Harris Grocery Company.
Frank Barney, arrested on similar
charge. was placed under $500 secur-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-06

ity for twelve months by Justice
Crutchfeld.
Charles Sims, colored, charged with
stealing lot Of lard from tho same
business house. was placed under 5000
security for six months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-06
Home Treatment For Drunkards
Costs Nothing TO Try.

II you have husband, son. brother father
or friend who is n victim Of liquor. all you
nave to do Is to send your name and address
,as long as you live that you did l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-06

SIS and SIS All-Wool Suits,
hard and soft finished; English
and conservative models; very
large assortment Of !:
81 pt. y lest. Bankrupt 81 az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-06

$500 Heavy Corduroys,
dark d shade left only; OQ
Bankrupt Price,. JOG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-06

Ninety Days for Theft of NhisSey,
Lewis Fountain, colored, was yester-
day convicted of the theft OF four pints
of whiskey from Straus, Gunst s. Co.
and was sentenced to ninety days in
jail