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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
WILMINGTON DA|RYMEN
LOSE IN SUPREME COURT
Their Conviction OF Conspiracy to
Increase Price Of Milk
Sustained.
LIQUOR CASE IS SETTLED
Court Rules, rs in High Point Case,
That Express Company Was Not
at Fault I'm Delivering Whiskey for
Lawful Purposes.
Especial o The rimes-Dispatch. ]

RALEIGH. y. c.. December 10
Nineteen appeals were disposed Of
through opinions delivered by the Su-
preme Court this afternoon. One case
Of special Interest was that of State
vs.. Ed. e. Craft and others. of Will
miDgton, In which the lower court Is
confirmed in conviction and n fine Of
sic each against the defendants for
uniawfully conSpiring to put up the
price of milk in Wilmington. The de-
PENDANTS were dairymen OF Whining
Ton, ana agreed upon an advance In the
price of milk, they representing GO per
cent Of the milk production for that
city. The indictments were sustained
under the common law.
Another especially notable case is
that of the State VS.. Southern Express
Company from Morganton, in which
the express company WAS under indict-
ment for delivering whiskey to y. W..
Garrison for his personal and private
use. the court holding, as in the High
Point case, that interstate deliveries
can only be interfered with when the
whiskey appears to be intended for un-
Ia" fu! use
The full list OF opinions disposed OF
follows:
state VS.. Ed. c. Craft. ct al. New
Express Company. Burke. affirmed
corpening VS.. Westall. Burke new
trial; Ridge w. Norfolk Southern Rail
way. Randolph. no error; Clark vs.
Wright. Lincoln, new trial. I.utz vs.
lioyle, Lincoln. reversed; Tinker VIZ
Tinker, Cabarrus, modified and af-
hrncd: Horton VS.. Jones. Caldwell
modified and affirmed. costs divided; :
land company VS.. Bostic, Rutherford
no error: Carpenter VS. Ruthcrfordton
new tr.:@4+> ,lio"le vs. city OF Hickory
Catawba. no error: Pierce vs. Eller
Wilkes. reversed: Whitaker VS.. Garren
Henderson. new trial; Embier ct al. vs.
Gloucester Lumber Company. Hender-
son. no error: Padgett VS.. McKoy Bun
conbe, no error, motion new trial for
newly discovered evidence denied
Turner VS.. Asheville Power and Light
Company. Buncombc, new trial Rey-
nolds Es. Palmer, Buncombe, no error
ihgle. administrator. vs. Southern
Railway. Buncombe. no error: Adickes
US. Chatham. Buncombe, affirmed; state
vs.. McBrawhorn. Sampson, motion OF
defendant to reinstate denied; billiard
vs.. simmons, Granville, motion for new
trial on new evidence allowed Lam
castcr,vs. Bland, Craven. dismissed un-
der Rule IL. and motion to rcinstate
denied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
SOUTH RICHMOND
MAGISTRATE COWAN Says
'BOOTLEGC|NG' MUST STOP
Imposes $50 Fine and Thirty-Day
Jail Sentence on Alexander
Jingle.
ORPHANS HOME ASKS HELP
issues Appeal for Contributions to
Enable Institution to Provide for
Little Ones i'm Its Care-Club to
Discuss Franchise

AleNa ndcr Tinglc. Il young white man
OF South Richmond. was convicted OF
selling liquor without Il license by Mag
lstrate S. G. Cowan, of Chesterfield
county, yesterday, and fined $50. SEN
uuired to give bond in the sum Of
$500. TinSle, who has been sellin.; fish
from wagon through the county,
pleaucd not guilty. and in substantial
ton Of his claim. six negroes testified
that they had asked him to bring them
eleven pints, Of whiskey as matter
OF accommodation
The case was warmly contested by
boti the prosecution and the defense.
Attorney J. NJ Turner represented
IinElc. while Commonwcalths Attorney
llasiiins lfobson conducted the prosecu-
ton There WAS considerable argu-
ment over the law. which read that
4 bond OF $500 shall be required" At
torney Turner contcnded that this left
the decision with the magistrate. but
squire Cowan held that ii was man
datory
Magistrate Cowan, in announcing his
decision. said that he dislikcd to be
harsh on the accused. but he was COM
PEELED TO make an example OF him. lie
SAID that "boOtlcgSinl;' has been going
on FOR some time in the county between
the old Manchester and Powhatan lines,
and that he Is determined to enforce
the law.
Tingle's father ig the proprietor Of a
grocery store in South Richmond,
where nc is well known lie mas Il
wife and two children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
MADAME DE THEBEs PREDICTS
PrOphctress SayA Wnr VIII End He
tween Next March and July.

Especial Cable to The Times-Dispat ch. ]
PARIS. December 16.-The war will
end between next March and July, ac-
cordinC to Madame dc Thebes, Europc's
most famous prophetrcss, whose pre-
dictions for 1915 were published to-
day.
She says 1915 will be "a misty year"
and that the war will end happily for
France, though she may not get all she
expects.
Il see two Germanys. one plunged
in revolution, with much bloodshed.
and the other, government accedinS
to peace terms the prophetress de-
clares. and building q powerful new
nation. The Hohcnzollerns will cease
to reign. italy will draw the sword"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
city MANAGER PLAN
REGARDED WITH FAVOR
Steps Toward Changing Form
Of Government.
on IN EARNEST
subcommittee Is Appointed to Col
lect Data and Report After Holt
days-l'armers III. Prince George
Hold Interesting Meeting.

PETERSBURG. VA. December 16.-
4 full meeting of the city manager"
toniinittec OF tie Chamber of Commerce
was held last night, at which II. Boil
ing Wilcox vas chosen chairman. The
matter OF the proposed change In the
'orm OF city government from the pres-
mt system to one OF more simplihed
taracter--a business manager plan
vas fully discussed, Il number of MEM
bers making talks. The sentiment OF
he committee was unanimously In
,aTor OF the city manager plan, and
much enthusiasm prevailed. r. Stuart
foyer. city commissioner OF Fredericks-
''urg. was present. and addressed the
committee on the benefits that had re-
n!tc' to that city from the manager
rSstem. Dir. Roger answered many
Questions asked OF him about the
workings OF the system, and In this
way Impaired much valuable inforrna-
Ion. The citys debt has been cleared
rff, there liz money in the treasury,
public improvements have been in
creased. and there had been no increase
II taxation.
Tho committee last night appointed
! subcommittee. consisting of Carl r.
Davis. chairman: S. w. thinner Isaac
'ohcn. w. II. Wilcox and Bernard c.
Syme, to gather data on the subject
aud report at a meeting to be held af-
Ter tho holidays. Then. II Is expected
he campaign OF education In behalf
pr the proposed city manager" plan
"ill be begun in earnest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
OMccr Acted rromptiy.

Omccr S!mms, mounted policeman
lot,, the Third Police Station, WAS com
piisnentcd by Captain Wright ycsterday
FOR hiE presence OF mind in handling
The case OF Phillip orriil. of $500 Hull
day nigh, by drinking laudanum
Being unable to get the city aInbu-
lance, which had been called 10 Brook
land Park. Officer Simms gave the man
:rst-a!d treatment and summoned the
patrol wagon. Within fifteen minutes
after swallowing the poison the man
was In the Virginia hospital, where he
died at 1879 o'clock.
The funeral services over tho body
OF the young man Will be held this
home. lntermcnt viii be made in
Maury Cemetery. Besides his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. DRILL, he is sur
v!vcd By two sisters. Mrs. Viola Wilkin-
son and Miss I.eora Drill and two
brothers. r. T. and !. r. Grill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
GEORGE S. NICHOLAS
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE
Prominent Society Mnn and Gentleman
Jockey shoots Iiimself
ut House Party.
LSpecial to The Times- Disnatch.l

II.
. BAI.TIMoRE. MD, December 10
George :. Nicholas, prominent socict ~
MAJ! OF this city and well-kDown
gentleman jockey,, shot himself in the
party at Mr. Dulin's country home. on
me Burt Farm, St stephens, near Cat
Iett station. Va. Mr.. Nicholas went TO
!hc estate Of Mr.. Dulin, who is a prom
ms br0ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and
MIS-. THOMAS W. Frame, to spend some
time All of the visitors had been en-
JToSing themselves and every day Mr..
horses; would take a long cross coum-
Try ride or would go cunning with the
other visitors. No reason can be as
signed for his act. His brother, Ran
to-day for Virginia to bring the re-
mains home for burial
MI. Nicholas was son of Mrs. w.
&. Nicholas and the late Captain Will
VALLEY He was born on the family
estate there and was educated at
i.oyola College He was we'll known
IN this city and the valley in both ath-
ruted to be one OF the best gentlemen
Jockeys of the Green Spring Valley
Hunt Club. of which he was mem
Der. He carried of Il cup ar one OF the
l-oyola College, Mr. Nicholas engaged
in business with "A local brokerage firm.
with whom he remained until two
years ago. when he entered the en-
:. Nicholas Co. of New York City. act
ing as it's representative and salesman
for Baltimore and vicinity.
His father. CAPTAIN W. c, Nicholas.
served throughout the Civil War un-
der General Bradley Johnson, in the
First Maryland Regiment Infantry. Be-
sides his mother. MIR. Nicholas is sur
vived by three sisters and four broth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
CONVENTION RATIFIED
senate Takes Action TO Assure Greater
Safety nt sea.


Safety ut Sea.
WASHINGTON. December l6.-Thc
International Convention for Safety OF
Life at Sea. signed ut London January
., 1914, by many world powers. was
ratified to-day ny the Senate. after Il
resolution had been adopted rescrving
the right to enact higher standards
than the treaty prescribes for health
and safety on American vessels, and
70 impose them upon all foreign YES
sells within its territorial waters.
Champions of the pending seaman's
bill insisted that, without the reserva-
tons, the treaty might nuliify the bill
and regulations regarding immigrants
Senators Cummins and La Toilette, taxi
ing that position. have fought ratinca-
ton for several days. Ratification was
necessary by December 81, in accord
ancc with terms of the pact.
The convention was framed after a
the United States. Great Britain, Ger
many. Austria. BclgiunI. Denmark
Spain. France. Italy, Norway, Sweden.
Russia and the Netherlands. 1t pro-
v!des regulations for destruction of
derelicts. patrol for icebergs. wireless
operation, distress signals, ocean
routes. safety appliances, lifcboats,
water tight bulkhcad construction of
ships, ventilation. inspection and
everything pertaining TO safety of life
at sea.
Favorable action on the scannan's bill
By the Senate Commerce Committee is
expected tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17

killing. or even the mere watching of
great beasts that we never see save
Dehind barred cages or beneath circus
canvas ana YOU viii have some idea
OF what this man, Paul j. Rainey, did,
anu OF what may be seen in his mo-
isn't often that one rSels at lib
cry 10 recommend amy show upon it's
return enlargement, because there is no
Way or telling what the produ' ~
manager may have done to the cast
but in this case nobody could change
even little bird on the back OF a
sraIinE rhinoceroS, so Paul j. Rainey's
African Hunt pictures arc unhesti-
tatihsly and warmly recommended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
Orphans. Home Need. Aid.

Contributions are coming in slowly
FOR the Bethany Home for Orphans.
near Bon Air, Chesterfield County, and
unless aid Is sent soon this VIII not he
a happy. Christmas for the little In
mates Of the institution. Mrs W. j.
carter, ll0l Porter Street. and Miss
Ella Mayo. 1901 Porter Street, requested
Yesterday that an earnest appeal he
made In behalf of the home The in
sututtion Is supported almost whol!y
by voluntar! contributions from South
Richmond. Offerings OF food, money or
clothing. Will be gratefully received.
The soliciting committee Is working
hard to enable Santa claus to bring
a .well-fllcd stocking to each OF the
children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
Masonic Omcer. Elected.

At the stated meeting last night OF
'owhatan Starke Lodge No. 1874, A. +.
md 4. NJ. the following officers were
elected and installed for the ensuing
Masonic year: Wcrshipful master. Ira
w. davenport: senior warden. Samuel
\. Relnach; junior warden. r. a. Mum
ION. Jr.; treasurer. J. f.. Jordan; sec
.etary. J.. J.. Kidd: senior deacon, c. g..
smith: junior deacon, f. a. Vaughan;
Her, Joseph Williams: stewards. John
L. Wilkinson and r. W. Wells
The installation ceremonies were
conducted by ri. Wor w w. Presson.
past district deputy grand master,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
Arrange basketball Com..

LYNCHBCRG. VA, December To-
The Cardinal Athletic Club basketball
quint. Of this city. has arranged a
game with Randolph Macon Academy.
of Bedford City. the date to be fixed
in the future.
Manager Hays is endeavcr!ng to ar
range Il series of five or six games in
southwestern Virginia for Il trip dur
ing the winter. Three OF the regular
Young Mems Christian Association rep !.
resentative team are members of tho
Cardinal five.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
Sunday school omcer..

NJ the recent annual meeting or the
Blandford NJ +. Church Sunday school.
che following officers were elected
Vice president. liza i. Lane assistant
superintendent, W. Il. Duell: secretary,
Kenor Collie and Herbert Tench: treas
iircr, a. f.. Ducll; librarians, G. l. Butt
and Arthur Mack: representatives to the
sunday School Union. c. l.. Butt and
=. r.. Bowles organst. Mrs. X. Il.
Eancs, with Miss Maggie Tatum as as
sistant: teachers, Rev. J. S. Gresham.
Misses Mamie and Bessie Edwards and
Miss Mamie Ta1um. Paul Petit was
elected teacher OF the mems Baraca
ciass. and Miss Janey Harlow teacher
pt the womcn's Philathea class.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
petcr,buru Gnye Libernlly.

;. Petersburg gave over $4,000 to the
Belgian relief fund. OF this amount
Isl 100 In cash. raised by Miss Mary r.
'Patteson and Mrs II. q. Leigh before
the organization OF the State and dis
trict commissioners was forwarded to
H. +. Morgan & Co. of New York, with
the balance. There were purchased
129 barrels of flour. rice, beans, sugar.
etc. which were sent TO tho ship at
Norfolk. Among the supplies donated
rely of hour. twenty boxes OF clothing,
consisting of l,i9o garments; rice.
sugar and other articles. which were
also sent to Norfolk.
HE'D Men Elect Officers.
7 Powhatan Tribe. No. IS. l. o. r. NJ
last night elected the following officers:
Sachen j. Victor Norton. Sr. Sycamore.
j. f. Austin; Jr. Sycamore. w. T.
Slaughter; Prophet, y. c. Jones: Chief
of Records. w. :. Alternately: Keeper of
Wampom, &. r. Myers; Guard OF Wig
wan, w. H. Johnson; Trustees. r. II.
Wilson. twelve months; a. i. Traylor.
eighteen months: Representative to
Great Council of Virginia, which meets
in Bristol in May. r. T. Wilson.
General News Notes.
Miss Fannie T.. King, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. =. King, and Charles
w. Davis. Jr., both OF this city, were
married in Washington this afternoon.
very heavy to-day. both of bright and
dark grades. with a very active mar
ket.
James \. Jordan, Il we'll known resi-
ident Of the Western part of the city.
LACED siXty-fve years, died early this
morning in the Petersburg Hospital,
after Il brief Illness.
/ President Graham. Of Hampton
ISidney College, is in the city in the in
tcrest OF that venerable institution.
which, on the first of January. will en-
ter on the 40 year of it's usefulness
Petersburg Acrie of Eagles, last
night donated 81 to each of the four
teen children in the Female Orphan
Asylum. $40 to the Kings Daughters,
and SIS to the Empty Stocking Club.
1t is not known that Judge West con-
templates taking any action In refer
ence to the recent disturbances in the
Harrison Street (Colored) Baptist
Church, but in the event of any further
disorder it Is believed he will act very.
pr omptly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
Democratic CIrl Meeting.

Actlon VII prObab!y be taken at the
REGULAR meeting OF the South Rich
in Fraternal Hall, on the petition OF
the Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany for blanket franchise. The
ing, but nothing was done
The president. Councilman Carter e.
Jones. requests that all residents Of the
newly annexed territory be present. as
improvements in that section will be
discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
NcYrn Surren.l.rs

John Deane, colorcd surrendered
himself yesterday morning AT the Third
Policc Station. and confessed to hav-
ing hTcd three snots at Harry lids
lids WAS wounded ia the right arm
ana was taken 10 the Virginia Hospital
Dean. said that he acted In self
defense. lids told Captain Wright that
they were trying to "ncacc!y' the
negro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
Te,nnInr. IN oh,.,ye

The Sir knights Templars OF kppo-
natioH Commanders, as il the custom
81 the order everywhere, Will assem-
ole In their asylum promptly ut noon
IN christmas day and offer sentiment
- the Most Emminent Grand Master
Arthur Macarthur. and Will receive his
response. At the same hour. wherever
there Is Knight Templar Command
FRY in the United States. the same OBJ
scrvancc Will be held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
The Girls Remain at the Lyric.

1919 W the Lyric.
Manager Rex has announced that
VIOLA Fitzpatrick and Louise White
whose appearance In vaudeville has
neen ATTRACTING huge audiences to the
Lyric. VIII remain at that theatre
throughout the week. They Will be
seen; however. In II different act. which
mas been given, lent or sold TO them by
John T. Conroy. who heads tho spccta-
GUAR posing and diving nc; that has
pcc!i engaged for the whole week
Four other acts will be seen during
me latter part OF the week: Howard
anu Syman, dancers: ClauIius and
ana Company. in vaudeville travesty
anu Hawthorne and Inglis, nut come
IL is understood that the new turn OF
FITZPATRICK and White is :, sketch com
posed almost entirely OF songs--it is
not Il diving act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17

of the Southern Field Club trials over
the course at Letohatchie. near here
Biilionaire. owned by l.. L. Bedford OF
Hartford. Conn, was second. and Sc.
curity. owned by j. NJ. Avant. OF Grand
Junction. Tenn. third. All three dogs
are pointers.
The field trials ended to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
ADJUSTMENTS

Acndemy-Fnul j. Raincy's African
Hunt Pictures, matinee and night.
BijOu-Grnyce Scott Company, in
"Jnnc Eyre" matinee and night.
Empire-Lucilic La Verne Company,
In "Durid GnrrIck," matinee ana night
I.yric-Populnr vaudeville, matinee
md night.
Standardization picture. ..I'niIe.s
Punctured Romnnce."
Wonderful Pictures shown for Charity.
day and Saturday, with daily m!tiuees
at o'clock, the Rotary Club presents
Paul j: Rainey's African Hunt pic
lures, for the benefit OF the crippled
children of Richmond.
When these films were exhibited here
last season, the reviewer for The
Times Dispatch said, in part:
After having seen Paul j. Rainey's
African Hunt pictures. one may no
longer say with truth that there is
nothing new under the sun, for there
is, and il consists in this incredible
series of pictures
Assume man of apparently un-
limited money. able TO hire hundreds
ment hundreds of miles; supply him
with the most competent guides and
hunters: give him months Of time, set
him down in British East Africa and
bid him go hunt elephants, rhinoc-
crosses. ostriches, leopards, hyenas.
cheetahs giraffes. zebras and all the
other beasts CT equatorial Africa. Then
send an amazingly expert cincmato-
graph operator with him, and let him
take miles of pictures showing the
trapping, the tracking, the hunting. the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
Prince George Fnrmer. Union.

At - meeting OF the Prince George
farmers Educational and Cooperative
jnion. held at the county courthouse
;"stcrday. the following officers we're
.ected: president w T.. Bowdcn; vice
PRESIDENT. John T.. kolar: secretary and
treasurer. T.. y. Mifka: conductor John
INSTR: chaplain, ". Il. Temple: door
+ccper a. l.. Brady. The union has
crown in membership to such an extent
hat 1t will send five delegates to the
state convention. which meets in Roa-
loIe liz February.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
rire Doe. Small Damnre.

Two unOccupied frame houses, 122S
and 1880 st. Paul Street. were dam
aged to the extent OF about $3.50 by
fire Mt 1890 o'clock last night. The
diary origin. as tho flremen found the
blaze both within and on the outside
of tho houses. No arrests had been
made in tho case last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
MISS ROGERS WINS PRINCE
Washington Girl VIII Wed Nephew Of
ENniser Wilhelm.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
WASHINGTON. December l6-Miss
Ehzabeth Rogers, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard X. Rogers, has won a
prince of the Hohcnzollern dynasty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
Store Robbed.

The grocery store Of n. r. Wyatt. on
y. Andrew street. was broken into
'lSht before last and robbed Of goods
u the value OF $40 or more. Entrance
vas effected through window and
hNit through Il door which was left
pptn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
SPORTS
JOHN MARSHALL HIGH
SCHOOL BOY HONORED
william l.. CoEbiii. of This City. Elected
Manager of v. y. !. Football Team
for Next ScnSon

At meeting OF the Athletic Council
held to-day at the Virginia Poiytcch-
MI institute. William H. Cogbill. OF
richmond. Va. was elected manager OF
the football team for the 1915 season.
Coebill is in his third year at vir-
ginla Polytechnic Institute and his
election was the result OF faithful work
in the promotion of athletics.
lie Is we'll known in Richmond and
vicinity: having played star game al
second base on the John Marshall High
School team in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
COSTS TO SELL FRUIT
Greek Merchant VIII Pay S"I 900 Yearly
Rent for His Stand.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK. December l6.--What is
bclleNed TO be one of the most eX-
pensive fruit stands In the world has
just been contracted for by John -.
Antonopoulus. q Greek. who has signed
lease for three years. agreeing to paw
$1,000 rent each year for the privilege
or maintaining his stand in the St
George. 5. l.. ferry terminal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17

PAN Biscuits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Effect Nav 10. Iell
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond FOR
NORFOLK: '9:cO ~. NJ $500 L. NJ. 'i:lo
=. NJ.
FOR LYNCHBuRG AND THE WEST:
t6:l5 a. NJ. $3.50 a. NJ. $500 L. ~. 'S:29 T. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'ii:40 A.
NJ. Gas =. NJ. 1880 Z. NJ. From the West:
NJ. 800 L. NJ.
Daily. :Daily except Sunday. isunday
only.
W. q; REv!Lr. w. c. SAUNDERS
Z. II. BOSLEl. ID. Z. a.. Richmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17
PROCTOR WINS ALL-AGE
STAKE IN FIELD TRIAL

MONTGOMERY, ALA, December 16.
John Proctor, owned by y. l.. Curtis,
OIL Texas, to-day won the all-aSc stake
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-17

cults.