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Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
LeqlsIatlve Committees.

Gov. Major announced the appoint
nent of two legislative committees,
one to make the biennial settlement
with the state treasurer and state
auditor and the other state officers,
and the other TO visit, inspect and re
port to the general assembly upon
the condition OF the states various
educational, eleemosynary and penal
Institutions.
The auditing committee, which, I'M
der the law, must meet in Jefferson
City before Nov. 20, consists of Sen
tior Carter NJ. Buford of Reynolds
county and Representative Thomas
A. DUNN of Cole county, Democrats.
and representative Frank NJ. Harr.
Republican, of Clark county. A. H.
ZolliDger, secretary.
The "junketing" committee consists
o; Senator Anderson Craig of Mary
vile. Nodaway county, and Reppe-
sentative Richard r. Correll of Ran
dOlph county, Democrats, and Repre-
sentative J. Fl. Sommerville. Pro
pressive. OF Mercer county; J. Pa
Campbell. secretary.
In each instance the senate member
is chairman.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
Republicans Gaining.

Unofficial returns in the office of
Secretary OF State Roach indicate that
the Democratic majority in the house
OF the next general assembly will be
smaller than was figured Immediately
after the election.
AS the count stands, n Democrats
are known to be elected, SO Republi-
cans and one Progressive. with five
counties not heard from definitely on
members of the legislature.
These counties are Laclede, Holt,
Webster. Cedar and Dade. The
chances are believed to be good that
the Democrats have the member in
OF least two of these counties.
Seventy-two votes is constitution.
al majority in the house, the mem.
bership Of which is 142. Even il all
of the Ave missing counties show up
with Republican representatives, II
would leave the Democrats with q
clear majority of FIVE.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
Drove Back British Raiders

One hundred years ago one OF tho
marauding parties OF British that con-
tinued making depredations along tho
shores of Chesapeake bay after tho
departure OF the British fleet for tina
South, landed at Deep creek, Is miles
below Annapolis, with view to bnv-
ing "a frolic with the Yankees an
one of their officers expressed 1t. Bur
the yankees" we're on the watch ana
gave the invaders a warmer reception
than they had bargained for. Small
detachments of cavalry and infantry
attacked the enemy as soon as sney
had stepped ashore and drove thers
back to their boats with considerable
loss. No American was killed in ths
engagement, though Captain Burd oS
the cavalry was seriously woundeo
and narrowly escaped being made o.
prisoner
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
Thouqhtful of Her.

Some time ago little girl not more
than six years old, rambled into a
grocery store and asked for five cents
worth OF animal crackers. The clerk
was about to put the purchase in a
paper bag, when the youngster sud-
denly interposed.
Just a minute, Mr. Smith, said
she. Are there any elephants among
those crackers?"
''Oh, yes" was the indulgent re
ioinder of Mr.. Smith, 81 put in a whole
lot of elephants
Then you must take them out
a-ain, please" decidedly returned the
small customer My little brother is
dreadfully afraid of elephants
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
American Cheese.

Imported cheese will be scarce
while this war lasts, but plenty OF
good cheese is made in this country
Americans have never consumed as
much cheese as they should have. yet
1t is one OF the cheapest and most
nutritious food products available.
Foreign cooks have taught New York,
ers its value. but few Americans out.
side this city know how extensively il
Is used in cooking and as a condl,
ment.-New York Commercial.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19

ed LOT TOUT Years
and was in a nervous state and very
much depressed. The doctors medi-
cine didn't help me, so / decided to
try Dodds Kidney Pills, and / cannot
say enough to express my relief and
thankfulness, as they cured me. Dia'
mond Dinner Pills cured me of Con-
stipation."
Dodds Kidney Pills, soc, per box at
your dealer or Oodds Medicine Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y. Write for Household
Hints, also music of National Anthem
English and German words) and rec
ipes for dainty dishes. All sent free.
ADV.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
These Draws.

Col. Sigismund l.. Goodwin. the
well-known tactician, said at a dinner
in Lincoln:
"A good deal of the war news-that
from Berlin no less than that from
London. Paris and Petrograd-reminds
me irresstibly of little Willie.
Papa said little Willie, looking
up from the Evening Bulletin extra
special, papa, what is drawn bat.
tle?'
"a drawn battle, my son. the IA
Their replied. is one wherein the en-
envy wins"
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
M issouri Crop Report.

A summary of estimates of produc-
ton this year. prepared by the agri-
cultural department at Washington as
applicable to Missouri: Thousands
omitted.
Corn-150,000 bushels; II cents.
Wheat-43,333 bushels; 80 cents.
Osts-25,725 bushels; 40 cents.
Potatoes-3,920 bushels; 80 cents.
Sweet Potatoes-5O4 bushels; $1.O5.
Hay-1,siS tons, $14.
Apples--12,50 bushels; 81 cents.
Glover Seed-Fifty-five per cent Of
full crop; 1920.
Grapes-Eighty per cent.
Pears-Sixty-nine per cent; "a
cents.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
Her Eavorite "Hlm.n

One Sunday morning father sug.
gested to his daughter that she ought
to go to church in the evening, the
subject of the discourse being AN
Hour of Favorite Hymns" and he
expected it would be very interesting.
Father" said the daughter with a
smile. Il should like to go very much,
but / have made an engagement to
spend several hours with my favorite
him tonight"
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
Water company Loses splt.

The public service commission filed
an opinion censurlng the West St.
Louis Water company for excessive
charges 10 customers and ordered
sweeping reduction in the presen'
rates to consumers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
eubernatorlal Appointments

The governor has recently appoint
ed the following gentlemen; A. Camp
bell, Judge OF the county court of Sui
Ivan county. for the eastern district,
TO fill vacancy.
S II. Myrant. superintendent of the
public schools of Butler county, vice
{. A. Robertson, resigned.
James c. Yeakey, treasurer OF Ran.
dolph county, vice, H, C. Leaky, re.
signed because OF Ill health.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
To Close Door NoiseIessly

In severe cases of Illness where
the patient is disturbed by the noise
made In closing the door, tie one cor
ner of a handkerchief around the
knob on one side Of the door, and the
opposite corner around the knob on
the other side. The door will now
close noiselessly on the folds OF the
handkerchief.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
Home for FeebIe.MInded.

The st. Louis social service confer
ence has taken up plan whereby
proper provision for Missouri's feeble.
minded citizens win be made.
Inc proposed plan provides for two
divisions of buildings, one for girls,
the other for boys.
II VIII take care of 1000 patients
When finished and at present it pro
vides for only ass.
A new cottage costing 5000, &C
commodating leo patients, has been
completed, but has not been used be
cause there were no furnishings.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
$4,000
n Z WA ID

For any information regarding the where
abouts of Jake Silverman, missing from
home since Saturday, September 5th, 1914.
When last seen was at Union Station. Mid
way, St. Louis, Mo. Description of boy as
follows: Age II, height five feet. weight
100 pounds medium built. grayish blue deep
set eyes, heavy medium brown hair, scar on
b dy from appendicitis operation, two gold
crown teeth. one on lower left and one on
lower right side, and seven amalgam Filings.
Please notify Mrs. Minnie Silverman, his
mother, 2Io3 Market Street, st. Louis Mo,
of any information leading to his recovery
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19

Inflammation OF
the bladder. La
ter | became SO
much worse that
I consulted a
doctor, who said
that l had Dia
betes and that
my heart was af.
fected. / suffer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
Careful Worker,

City Editor-"For a beginner. thak
new reporter seems very particular
not to make any mistakes" Assist
ant-"Yes; told him to write ON
one side OF the paper, and he wanted
to know which side!"-Judge.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
WhN They Cheernd-

Who are those people who are
cheering" asked the recruit as the
soldiers marched to the train
Those" replied the veteran. ARE
the people who are not going.-Puck
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
State Conference Meets.

The fifteenth annual meeting of the
Missouri state conference of charities
and corrections is in session at Spring
field. Many prominent workers along
this line are in attendance.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
SUFFERED FOR FOUR YEARS.

Mr.. ]. NJ. Sinclair of Olivehill,
Tenn, writes: Il strained my back,
which weakened my kidneys and
caused an awful bad backache and
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
Campbell Case Considered.

The supreme court has under ad-
Nlsement the suit OF the beneficiaries
OF the late James Campbell. who are
seeking to have the terms of the in
strument restricted. Campbell was q
St Louis millionaire and his property
goes mostly to st. Louis university.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
Iudae to Show Fowls.

Judge w. w. Graves OF the supreme
court, one OF Missouri's most entfusi.
astic chicken fanciers, is preparing %
ship pens OF his best birds to compete
in the annual poultry shows at st.
Louis and Buffalo, N. Y.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
First Capitol Stone.

The first car load of stone for use
in the exterior walls of the new CAPT
toll arrived from Jasper county. The
capitol commission went to Carthage
and Cassville to inspect the quarries.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
At the Ball.

How was last nights AFFAIR.""
Twenty practiced the tango and
one couple danced it,"
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
Just So.

Where are you going with those
garden implements?"
81 don't want EN- any more. Shall
try to pawn EN-"
II see. Going to hang up the shovel
and the hoe Courier
Journal.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19

YOUR OWN DRUGGIST WILL TELL YOu
Try Murine Bye Remedy for Red, Weak, Watery
Just Eye Comfort. Write for Book of the Eye
By mall Free. Murine kye Remedy Co.. Chicago
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19

The fellow who tells girl her voice
has the flexibility of a violin may be
limiting to be her beau.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19

II girl wants to do little mission,
Try work she might go into the
kitchen and help mother
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19
Inonme and cornoratlon Tak.

Uncle Sans Missouri collections in
cluded $657,O5S as a result of the in
come tax and s1,430,96S from the cor
poration tax.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19

Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's
feet with which to do thy kicking.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-11-19

Willing to Take = Chance.
I'D come over and kiss you, only
I'm afraid of upsetting the boat"
II can swim, Herbert!"r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
CLOSES CONVENTION
! MO" Service TO BE Held This ,r,.
moo" In ii"""vrr Avenue Chris
Tim Church.

ne concluding" session Of The thirty
,,i,ii annual convention or tho Vir-
S'hia christian Missionnr, Snc;.t
Which met here "Wednesday. WIS hni,i
rs, '"st hiSht at Hanover Avenue chrisIinn
church, Two business scssjons 49,"
nv," Yesterday, when reports from va,i-
GUS committees were submitted. abnv,
IhH mat tho churches throu..hnu, ti,
~, ~ arc ia splendid condition. and are
INCREASING III" scope OF thcir wn,I.
from year L" year. WIN
ministers mere attending the cnnvr,
ton Will iii the pulriis -, ,..',,' Wv
o"u'thcS "I the city to-day. A uuion
srfvice VIII u" held this afternoon -, =
, ., r,"eh "a, Hanover Avenue Christian
,Hurch' al which EcV. j. -. iInn,nl,n,.
VIII pF"Sidc. Delegates iron, proctic,,
:! cN"'E part of Virginia lave been
ailr"hinS III" convention mis- Wei,
,nr .ne majority OF them Will leave
'hc'f hpn1cs ;o-morrnyy II
noufht that tho union service ,,,is
"''r'""h WI IL" largely attended
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
JOIN IN COTTON MOVEMENT
APPOINT Committee to ATTEND u..
hcci"I Called 10y Chamber
of Commerce.

=, iavhmo"i Council of the United
..,,,,, travellers has joined the
hnH "a Eai c-"f-Cotton" movement
.' II hopes that its sister councils In
m'' '"e country viii 40 ard do like
"ise' In the monthly meeting haja
i"St night. the question of buvinm -
~ - OF me southern product was
n."usht up' ana was acted upon i'm
he"iately and unanimously. I, va.
E"'e" 10 nnY bale as soon as ii couId
DC purchased. and the money was nm
propriated forthwith
The council appointed a committee
, insisting OF G. c. Hit. ". r Shon,
teru, /. X. aaron. Arthur Levy "
- sutton. w. I. Stuart ana John &,
Cooue' 10 meet with The Chamber or
Commerce on Thursday night. whcn
inc whole subject of the cotton slim
hon and proposed methods To atd e.,
relieving the strain viii be consider.d
SO far as local members Of mo
, mited commc'cial Travellers lsnou
richmond Council is the fins, 10 aid in
me "luy-a fiale OF. Cotton" ,rn,.,
ncnt ""Nc-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
BRING CONSUMERS AND
PRODUCERS TOGETHER
'arcr' Post Exhibit AT State Fair to
Br Unique Fr:,-
iiifr.
List BUYERS AND sty.LHKs
Farmers Registering AT Booth MAY
ti"Ne Names aud Addresses Far
nishcd to ilou-ckeepers. Who
Wish To BUY Fresh Produce.

'i""ts Tor III" extension ur the uarce
posi- with tho aim ct hringil,,. pro.
y '"ccf "hd consumer together. h.vr hcet
'"c"'Neh h% Postmaster Hay =. Thorn
.oH' - n" Richmond post office. I'll,
nov pan was given a try-oui i'm ten
& OF the larger cities. and wa. fo,,nI l.,
H." successful
IN" object of the now plan is ia
nrihE country produccr to tn. city
p"!c'' ana t" educate tn" farmer into
""Nant"seS % the parcel post ia
r"t'in- his supplies from the city IN.
S"N'rnmcnt il strong for the move
h'i,I which - the first direct effort
"'"' 10 compel" with the express com.
pnhlcs through advertising The merits
~ IN" new postal system
coming as ii docs at tin. time ,,h,,
nc '"cnl p"st-oiiica IS making arrange.
menus i"l the parcel post exhibit at lin.
"t'tc fnir. the new order car he chr
re" put WITH comparative oas. AZ tb,.
"""'h !" IN" Fair Grounds r,riucrs viii
u'-r" !" icaNe their namcs. ANA the
'iaSS OF articles raised ~ themselves
/" IN ia" post office authorities Thes.
VIII D" complied into botl<I.ts n,,.,
VIII Il" furnished free to city dwcu.rs
IN turn. h"uselsecpcrs. bonrdinx.hous
mattresses and any ono desiring coun
Try produce can leave their names nm,
thes" lists will lie Furnished ,n 49,.
farmers W '"e
n"er lie new PLAN. housewives can
"n 'hcif market baskets ana order
=" 'he farmer. lie viii fill the basket
. ~. it,ufl H. Fresh produce can he
,1 ureu by this means each day mt :,
very cheap rate of postage Arrange
.s are being made FOR a prompt
'eiiNefy OF this class Of matter
Harry Al Lawdei. superintendent Of
mails VIII have charge OF the parcel
80, eNhioit' The booth viii be at
tractively fitted out. and will have
numerous sample packages showing
" ntt can lac transmitted through tho /
mails Clerks VIII show how Parcels /
IAN Inc packed TO advantage. and ali
none saving devices known 10 Tia.
oca operatives from experience. vii, ,
'e SHOWN The whole object OF tho OK
,'p't is to advertise the advantages of
he parcel post az n means Of snndin,,
delivery. p'o'lP'
mere VIII be sufficiently larue
"rce OF men on hand TO answer All
~. eS,'ohs. ana II is planned to make
ne hooth one OF the most inytructiva
oints on the grounds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
HANOVER NEGRO is GIVEN
TERM OF EIGHTEEN YEARS
william Rose Convicted Of Attemp,-J
criminal ASSAULT on Mrs.
Mary T.. Harris

W'fIinin Rose, 4 twcnty-yenr-old no
Fio' or Hanover County. VINO was cor
.c'c" IN me circuit Court OF Hanover
county Friday afternoon and sentenced
|" serve term OF eighteen wears I'm
'h" state Fenitentiary on tho ch,rt..
81 attempted criminal assault ma,
MIS-. Mary L. Harrison. was brought TO
me h"hrico County jail yesterday AT
.eiH"oh Tor safekeepinr. The prisoner
VIII De removed To the State prison NJ
soon ~ the necessary arrnnr.,nn,,,.
can ne made. He MAS brought 10 rho
ttrnr!co jail by Sherin 4 Il. nan az
hanover County. and TWO deputies
lhc crime or which Rose stands con
''c'eu occurred on Wednesday morning
,''E Beaver Dam. on the Locus, Creek
Read. Mrs. Harris, who Is forty.cv
lars oi age. was on her way to tn.
man box I" post It letter when the ne
gro followed and attacked her vbii.
:he was passing a secluded part Of mo
''nrnc road. The negro was captured n
hort distance from the scene az ,,n
crime by Louisa County officers am1
vas Identified by Mrs Harris
AZ the trial Mrs. Harris from tho
ithess stand told of the struggle sh.
al" win the negro, and said that he
.orc she succeeded in getting away
ioi' hih' ne made her promise To |
Keep the matter n secret As soon nc
che freed herself from her nssniia,',
however. she screamed for holm a,,;
the officers were soon on the ueoro,.
!. ~ ''t; nose lived short distance from
,Ie Harris home, and he was ideuti,ind
ny MRS. Harris immediately after hi.
capture. Residents or Hanover Cnur,,.
'rc greatly aGitatcd over the occur
anu yesterday II WAS thought. hest In
10 pfing the prisoner 10 Ieurico mil
or saickeepinG. He Was placed i'm nnc
- the strongest cells of the prison ana
NH be closely watched until he can be
e'hoEcu 10 the State pcnitcnttarv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
MASS-MEETING TO DISCUSS
C0TT0N-BUYlNG MOVEMENT
Effort to Onset Depression In South 10
he Thoroughly Discussed.

"c iHoFouRhy discussed.
Keen Interest Is being shown by Rich
mond interest men in the cotton-h,Iv
ing movement TO relieve business de
precision incident to the EuroDean war
ana there Is every Indication that the
miss meeting TO be held In the audi
forum OF the Chamber OF Commerce
building on Thursday. October I. at
s;0o O'clock. for the purpose of discus
sing the situation and taking some
concerted action will he largely at
tended
resolutions heartily endorsing lie
movement We're passed at Il recent
meeting of the board OF directors OF
inc Chamber OF Commerce. ana mem
hers OF the board have stated that they
VIII as individuals do all in their pow
cr 10 help the movement along. The
purchasing OF distress cotton n, ~
cents a pound to he held for n period of
one year. or until such time as the price
@; cotton exceeds 10 cents, II Is he
lieved viii tend to put credits on n firm
er OASIS ana to inspire confidence In
business transactions Large amounts
OF COTTON nave already been purchased
by Richmond business concerns. and NJ
The mass meeting Thursday are buy
ing ana pooling plan will he thoroughly
discussed ana the movement will he
organized along systematic lines.
reports from many other sections of
me country, particularly where cotton
- the principal crop. Indicate that In.
iotton- buying movement has done
auch to relieve Il situation which
threatened TO become critical. practi- I
ally all OF the larger Industrial and
commercial concerns throughout the
Cuntry doing business with the cotton
t"tes have heartily endorsed the move
ient, ana the greater number of them
ave practically shown their faith hy
large amounts of distress
OttHn -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
HONOR MRS. ROPP
fr"hfh'fi"n Speaker * Presented u,,
Purse Of Gold

mn enjoyable reception WINS .t,on
I'M 'hmnrs W:,H evening 1t headquar,ers ~ az
i''ni., "i'i E cnristian Temperance.
dm.oi' IN n"nor "f Mrs Hortcnso Rnmn
VWti''nif'om lecturer of the union NJ
t W, iick"rs. president of the M
T- "ii,,H IMAM. Christian T"mprran".
~ ne mc"ting' Mrs. Hopp was n,o
Ssn'tn with purse of gold hV hnn',,.
49, ;, MUG Memhrrs of the union as =
nntiinohi"i 81 their appreciation Of b.,
services during the prohibition or
n I W. NJ, Nickers made tho s,, s
ele1f"H Mo- DR. David T. Wilson
,!oine eiavA!icr as q token OF o,,nr..,in
, ,i'n r"r ne work She has done f",,
mad, hy several prominent ~ ;'ern
~! ~. ne organization. the cvcnin. ~
A''"" over 10 Il social gathcrin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
CASES DISMISSED
y" Evidence Of Substantial \,,.
seven l'Incs L:Icrtinn Dia.nsn ="

Gases AGAINST. +. /. H.. "'"h"te
w - " Taylor ana SprciuI cu nw :,
", ". =; .iohnson. OF iicnrico COUNTY ,",rn
i,,. i,,Ec,. AZ 2 hearing yesterday mora
nnn IT: Watson. Hess. who was "" rc,' Iar
n liz IL T.; me seven Pines voting pr@-
Hon -, 'n ne Siatc-widc prohibition ,I.c
IVii on tuesday. was ch:,rscl ,,i,,
cmrsin& and abusing Onccr .io,, W,,m
vile w :, ~ ,nisrhi,rEc OF Ills dutics p0v.'
iatil% the election laws nv 49, ~"
,,.Ilu on me grounds while the oii,,,.
~ ny pr"SfcsS. After warrhute If
licss swore out Il cross-yvirr,,,99 IT ~
'o.ns"h. charging that he intcrfcr,d
c M,,h tms , yoaors and officers while me
,ycr'. 'I i w WI being held. The cases
iienrico county Courthomsc ~. ~ t"r
, ,,ren crowd va, of Interested spe"t:tors
ubstantiai nature was iutrod,'1'
he hearing ' '""'c" NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
TRAVELLERS AID SOCIETY
WILL HAVE BOOTH AT FAIR
"eS' ana Emergency Rooms with hi
rector! OF observation-disclosures 10
lie Provided

For tired mothers and victims OF nc
( cidents or fatigue. rest and ernerr,n.,,.
i ,s VIII be established at the State
~! ''puhds next week by the Tray
eisrs Ala Society. Here PROMINENT
women. interested in tho .ycIrorn rr ~
.iSi'"rS' VIII dispense hospitality and
information. The experience nT fomr
Eears has demonstrated the value ar
me pooth. and the work this wear win
DC even more extensive thnn in M
past. me
directory Of boarding houses ana
"a man OF The Fair Grounds are ,,ont
on h"hd fol reference. \ ch.clroc,n
- provided. at which for a small fec.
phckases are kept for the day. The
restroom. made attractive hv ensy
chairs. and the emergency room .r.
free to every one
me Travellers Aid Society is a uew
organization in Richmond I, w,o,
formed FOR the purpose of enlnrgin,, tn.
N oil protection for girls that has
pceh carried on in this CITY for NOR.
than three years BELIEVING M r.,
c'efs AID work To MI a civil, a,,,
certain prominent men and women of
Nn'ous crceds organized y .ocjo,,
% ms name. with a view 10 a moe
i,nn,I ana tar-reaching service. It's
hoard OF directors is composed of MO
iesSional and commercial man M,
men wen known 10 civic movement,
us membership will he mnde ~, 80; :
't"ni" OF all denominations.
Ike All philanthropic organization.
ne travellers Aid Society inust 20
i've support from the public tn /
. ,I,sur%r, Henry $. Hutzler, promptiy |
'chhowiedges contributions sem, -,
VI" East Main Street Ann,;ra,io
OF membership are made TO Mrs g. II
,rher' 1906 Grove Avenue: Mrs J,h,,
u urphY, Murphy's Hotel. or Mrs NJ
Nlrsh' 2oc' Monument Avenue OF m.
membership committee '"c
othcr officers are IAcy. G. Hanpinon
'rst vice president: Mrs. G. n Irr''',
ecoh" vice president: Mrs ! ~
syland. secretary. T..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
WARRANTS EXPECTED
onciniS Seek ViolutnrS Of r.ni,nur
I.tM ia Petersburg and L., nchhur..


keports from Lynchburg and Peters.
nmmrS SNOW mat agents OF tho STATE
lcpnrtment of Labor have been dili,
Sently at work in those cities in IN.
, Iist week seeking evidence of viola
STATE laws affecting employers and
~ ~ ofhcihl reports we're received YES
tI"NF from any OF the trnXeiin,.
uePu'ios ny Commissioner Dohcrty. hui
:. - suri,niSnd That Il batch Of war.
;NhtS VII he sworn out in either ~.
nom OF the cities early in This weab
, .nc oiliciai investigation into indus.
IRA, ii conditions in Lynchburg anu pc-
trtIshurg were begun, ii is beiicvnd
ss = with the crusade i'm.
auHurated in b:,nville. In the tri,v ~,
we pan however. The Labor Dcn,rt
,ntni sleuths were called OFT by Com
Doherty when IL yr1s Iiu-
covered that the Commonwe;tifi'. ar
..n,rheS had started on his own initja-
I'VE campaign Tor the cnforccn'e,,i
or tn" labor laws. which resulted :, ~,
ua 9 iater ~ The trial and convictio,,
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