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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-12
N, Y. COTTON EXCHANGE


While there were no important price
changes this morning the market as a
whole seemed to have n sitter tone
due, probably. tn the colder weather
and the approach OF the holiday sea-
son Poultry has been in only rloder-
ate supply for n week. and there Is
every indication Of big trade next
week Dressed poultry Is coming in
moderate quantities. but the first call
will be for live stock. Rabbits are
very scarce all OF a sudden. but the
snow and sharply higher prices are eX-
pected 20 bring them. Dressed hogs
are in large supply. hut are apparently
sitter la price than during the warmer
weather. Dressed calves are also In
large supply. but are no better than
steddy.
tppies--Eew. ss0scs per br: 81 so
$50 per bbl box apples. t1.2bn17S
Haarn.s--ovQd shtrSsas stock. tib
Bs-~sooSisS L,cs,. .xasc per IN
c.bh.ge-si GLIB per Dbl
| cs,s-y.S Aichigsn large. ac0ise;
Csee-e-Wholesais prices: Michiss<
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-12

Printing the plain neat kisd--that a.
rlaht - Times dob Department.-Main
1890
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-12
BUTTER AND EGGS

BUTTER AND EGGa-
Butter-Creamery extra, sac; nrstA
2sc; dairy, :1c: packing stock, 1oc ID.
EgE~-FreSh receipts. cases included
nrsts, sec; current receipts, 2Shc per
doz Receipts. 3l1 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-12
The Vera Cruz Ineide nt.

The secretary reviews at length the
splendid work OF the officers, men, and
ships OF the navy at Vera Cruz, and
publishes In an appendix the names
OF all who were commended for brav.
cry; and not only this, but also the
names of those who were commended
for heroism of every kind during the
year.
In view Of the departments opinion
and that OF great alienists and re-
formers, confirmed by a referendum
to the admirals and captains of the
navy. that long confinement in time
OF peace does not reduce infractions
OF navy discipline, General Order No.
10 was issued. II provides that all
sailors who offend by overstaying
leave, drunkenness and the like are
TO be summarily dismissed with dis
honorable discharge. Commanding
officers may. however in their dis
erection, hold a first offender on pro-
baton on reduced pay for periods OF
from six to IL months. Men who lose
pay by court-martial sentence may.
by winning an honorable discharge
after a one-term enlistment, have all
lost pay RENTED. Dissatisfied men
may. on request, by refunding certain
allowances. secure their discharge.
The order has generally improved dis
cipline and promises to vastly de-
crease the present penal costs OF the
navy. which are about s1,00O,000 an.
nually.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-12

s.s: i.s s;G S;y s. rG sls. ..S e s"S..
isso I. s%sGytss s ssi:'s. 'isS,sSs
crarserriss-Howes t6.1sesi late
reds t.tsgs per Dbl - ioSst nH com.
Dressed Caives-FaneJ' AVVAA9' 0''"
mon. 5000 per 10. ..
Sl.TSG2, case 30o per oasket, raoish ne
wss pcs Scans S ss5S9sIS per BIZ; ie.taes.
I4sc h.; spinach. Sl.2b per hsnpeI'
parsley 70 zoe pes doz. head lettuce.
s ssTs Ger s'B BPPSssels SPROUTS. i2s u
i5p Der quartz shalotts, 500 sec per doh-
Grapes California. slTSV = per crate;
inn y. Isa Astssss .A:sg ~ per sr sIs
Homes Fancy white new. iss4Yi;,ss;
amber, l2QlSc To-; extracted. T4so 10.
Hay Dstrolt shippssis ..,s payiEs IN:
. lea lssS; : s,a PisfS..' ,is slssS; 10
timothy. iiS 6OGlA; No, ! mixed. SIG
a :: SS .tr sys : :iS gs.so per ton,
Hides No l cured, lshei No
green hides. l6hci No ! cured bulls,
lShe;, No. ! green bulls. lse; 40 Sai sI l;n
i7Be: No. ! cured murrain, i6c; No.
cured calf zoe. No, ! green calf. s9e
horse morse le s0 oI. No - kip aha CALI ins
N, sGeep-skins. as 70 amount or wool
soc y sl.io.
I'rmoa.-California t4.Bo0B Der boz
LINES. OILS per boa
Mushrooms-30 q t0c per Id.
Oranges-California Navels, $S4s.zo
Floridas, Sa25Q 2.6O per Dor.
Onions-s1.25 per iOO-lp. sack; span
ish Sl4OQl50 per crate.
potat chignn. IN car load lotA
bulk esRs5c: sacks. s5 q toc per 6u.
PouItry-Springs, l29l2he; mems
lac turkeys. 1SWlSEc. No. hens. g
&C ID Dressed poultry: Springs. "a
l5c; hens 13Q14c. ducks, Ice; geese
i4o; turkeys, zoe per 10.
Pop Corn-Ears. ILsIiac per ID
Rabbft.-S22 562.S0 per doz
Sweet Potatoes-Jcrseys. kiln dried
81. 60Q LOS per crate; Delawares. VIA
per hamper.
observation-disclosures S4o094.50 pei
TaIIow-No. !, 5%c; No. 2. A%c pei
ID.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-12
GRAIN. AND PROVISIONS

/ DETROIT. Dec. ll.-Close: Wheat
had n very quiet and uninterestins
start on Friday. Prices in the world
leading markets were unchanged and
Liverpool furnished little news and
the market over there was quiet
and will take large lot every month
according TO a cable. Argentine news
Is favorable and IL Is now believed
thai the crop VIII be large and nf Et sS
Tor the first exports at lively rate
and farmers expect TO realize good
prices for their crop. India IS having
favorahle news. Weather and rains are
good for the crop and the Punjab
province has doubled its acreage OF
wheat Last year this province had
last wheat exop and furnishing al
most nothing to foreign consumers.
A little crop scare is coming from
the southwest Ihey are aeSXpeSuns
no snow protection. Receipts show
decrease Total primaries are lese
than a week ago and there Is sharp
Duluth and Minneapolis. That wheat
has been pretty well cleaned up In the
northwest is shown by large ship
country. The wires brought In iittie
export news on Friday and trading
was quiet throughout the greater part
Wheat was quiet and a little better
than firm. The close was at an ad-
vance OF &c.
Corn advanced hc and the other
coarse grains and seeds were UNI
Receipts in the Detroit market FRI
day Included 1000 bbls of ffour, cars
of wheat II of corn. OF oats and D
OF rye Withdrawals We're 1000 bbls
OF -four, 1000 bu OF wheat. $4,000 bu
or corn and 2,00e bu OF rye Stocks
are SOC. 500 blu of wheat, 137.90o bu of
corn, 43.1o0 blu of oats, 10000 bu OF
barley and 1880 bu OF rye.
Toledo lis selling wheat for export.
Wheat and corn I'm Liverpool closed
unchanged.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.4O4.-
600 bu. against $500 bu a year ago.
$4,000 bu; for the past eight weeks.
5000. 600 bu, and since July /, 171,T4s.-
600 bu, against 136. 900 bu for the
same period last year
Receipts OF wheat Friday: south
Iwest, $4,000 bu, against $4,000 bu
a year ago; Duluth, So cars. against
\ 244: Minneapolis, s75 cars against 372;
Chicago. 155 cars, against 10; Winni-
peg; 21l cars; against $50.
s1l5&; December opened without
change at S1l5. advanced TO sl.15A
declined TO s1l5h and closed at
sl.15&; May opened at 81 %. advanced
& at sl.23h; No. white s112a.. Coarse
grain quotations: Corn, cash No. 3,
s4c: No yellow, ] car at s5C. closing
bid No. yellow, s31hc Oats: stand
No. white. 4sc, Rye: Cash No. 2.
yI1O. Beans: Immediate and prompt
Shipment $40; December s2.45; jan
uary, $3.50; May. sass. cloverseed;
red. 30 bags at $3.50. 20 At ss.s5; prime
alsike 1910; sample alsike Is bags at
1926. Timothy: Prime spot s270.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-19
PARCEL POST DIVISION
USES RENTED QUARTERS
Local Post-OHicc HAS M. Yet Bcrun
To Feel Result OF Usual
Christmas itush.

Mhii" the expected parcel post rush
mas not yet begun. tho incoming pack
ages destined for this city arc now be
inE handled ia the rented quarters.
100 II -l3 Fast Cary Street Racks to
hold the mail pouches while the dis
trlbution Is rcin.; made, and all o,hcr
necessary access RIGS have been in
stalled. and Postmaster Hay r Thorn.
ton believes that rncrc will be no con
EestioI in the Richmond Post Office
this year.
With the removal OF the parcel post
diVisi7n 10 another point, the main
noor of the pcst-"fiicc is left free for
the working Of ihc other mail matter.
while the receiving. platforms Will he
IN no way olora,d by the mass ~
p"nchcs. II Will also help the railway
mar ana IN" parcel post terminals To-
catei III the basement
Arrangements have been made 10
take on Il number of substitute en-
ployeS next week at the main ONCE.
and probably at the three stations
Other regular employees will work cx-
ira hours each day. particularly in ITO
rush periods.
ht use OF the automobiles for col
lection purposes Is found TO he Of great
help. and the value Of the swift-r,in-
ming machines has already been shown.
The collections have been made speed
ny, and the heavy outgoing mail is
being moved with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-19
De ST|TUTE FAMILY
FOUND LIVING IN STABLE
Children Without Even Clothing In
Which to Go to Juvenile
Court.
CRUTCHFIELD is APPALLED,
Orders Picture Taken So That Peo-
pie May Know Conditions Organ
lied Charity Of City Is Now Called
Upon to Face.

would rather die than give up my
children. II I could get them into
good school, would leave my husband
and work for myself and the baby
over and over the woman sullenly re-
itcrated her statement. II was a case
in the Juvenile court yesterday morn
ing, and ono of the most pathetic that
has come under the observation OF So
clai workers in this city So intense
was the poverty in which the family
OF rather mother and four children
were found that Justice Crutchfield or
dcred photographer to take n picture
to preserve a record OF conditions the
court is now called on TO face.
They were discovered living i'm q
stable on Shockoe slip. practically
destitute. Two OF the smaller children
had no clothes At all Clothing to cover
their nakcdncss was hurried to them.
and they were brought 10 the Juvenile
Detention Home, where they were fed
The man seemed TO be unable TO gc,
or to hold work. and they were turned
out OF the onc-room lodging where they
had been living for some weeks.
Finally they found shelter In the
stable. They have been assisted nv
various organizations in Richmond.
out have never succeeded in getting
on their feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-19
ATTEMPTS TO PROVE THAT
Kidd WAS INTUNICtT..n

introduced
number OF Witnesses whose testimony
tended to establish the claim of IN.
prosecution that Kidd was intoxicated
on the evening of the accid.ui ih,t
he was driving his car ut 4 danr.rously
high rate Of speed. and that he there
tore, was rcspousihic Tor the collision
lnsiehh oi INC taXicab driver, rs claim
At o'clock in tho afternoon the
S,"rnmonwenlth rested it's case The
witnesses. chiefly to substantiotc its
contcntion that Kidd was not under
ne influence of liquor, that h" was
miles an hour, and that the taxicab
was responsible for the collision
,a me chief wi m!s for the defense
trace street, besides Miss Thorpe and
Kidd: the only occupant Of the auto
mobile ut the time IT collidcd with the
thirty five minutes '
Whi,churst related his version Of the
midniEht ride UP West Grace street.
MISS Thorpe and Leo Kidd, he said.
MSS,e seated IN front, the girl 10 the
, nicd an" :, ro hidd to the right. lie otcu
n: said. the southbound t~Eicab crash,
cd INTO TIC ear. and Kidd swervcd his
car Sharpli Ia the right, driving a few
yards farther ahead before bringing
tn automobile TO Il stop.
me witness was not clear as TO the
position of the ,aNicab after III. i'm
pact. and could not explain how tn.
cab was turned completely about and
was touh" facing north--thc opposite
direction from that in which il was
.r,HtilnS lie was certain that the
.tutomohil: was not travelling faster
man thirteen az fourteen miles an hour
ne ti;NiIab. hc thought. was making
"hcut twenty.
Nhitchurst told OF seeing tho girl
imp on The street in front or The au-
'o'hobtic. but w;tS not sure whether
Shc was thrown out or carried on, ~
Nlnd. lie told OF a hasty conference
win l\idd. in which the fear was cx-
pressed that the affair might get TO
INC newspapers. In order TO avoid :his
ne said. upon kidds advice. he left to
tcicnhohc Tor another automobile in
Wnlch 10 take the young woman home
ncithcf OF them Knowing al that time
thAL inc Girl w. ..nrIa.i.l.: L.la..:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-19
KIDD AND WIITEIilI,ST
DREADED PUBLICITY

J., 2sked ny Conmonwcalth's Attorney
papers. Whitehurst replicd that h.
didn't think it would look well i'm print
because OF the latencss of the hour
with Kidd on the evening of the acct
dent. put on the stand by tie defense.
!cStih.d. uniformly that Kidd was not
intoNicated ana that the side and rear
h&hts OF his car were lit. They told
conhicting stories, however. of the in
citent* leading up 10 the departure or
the three on the last ride.
The defense Introduced a Photograph
OF the damaged car TO show that the
car ana not ran into the taXicab. Sew
cral witnesses told OF seeing Il field
OF glass AT the scene of the collision
upon the. morning following the acct
aent' so located as TO tend to bear out
exact manner in which the collision
occurred. The Commonwealth uues-
toned the witnesses sharply about the
origin. OF The designation. field Of
glass. forcing one man to admit that
the field" was an area OF severn!
square feet: strewn with broken bits
The commonwealth earlier in the
DAY put on the stand. among others
pr 81. Julian 0ppenhimer. who told
The defendant. he said. said nothing
TO MIN about the injured girl and he
did not learn about her until he read
the next morning.
c. w Meredith. driver of the taxi
cap. tolG the court that at the time
of tho collision lie was driving at the
rate OF only ten miles an hour. He
held Kidd solely responsible for the
crash. Coroner Taylor described the
nature OF the girls injuries. n. H.
! Hart, railway gatekeeper at Eclvidcrc
ana Grace Streets who saw the col
lision. said that Kidd's ear was going
ut the rate of fOr;y-fvc miles an hour
The jury which is hearing the owl
dcncc is composed of Coleman Johnson,
Thomas -. Newell, William MARSHALL
In. mi Il Ift,
i. Henry Kracke and Walter r. Fran
els. Under the Virginia statutes. in
voluntary manslaughter is Il mis,ie-
mcanor. and a jury OF only seven men
is required.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-19
CHILDREN TAKEN OVER ny
II NENIIE: 4SSOCIATInS

The court turned them over to the
Juvenile Protective Associations and
the three older children are to be sent
10 school. Unfortunately, this society
has no jurisdiction over the parents.
Through private enterprise the man
was given job with the Street Clean
ing Department. and he and the wife
and baby arc TO have a room together.
Rev. Charles TIannigan, who is a
member of tho steering committee of
the Juvenile court, and several others
nave interested themselves in the case,
and have undertaken 10 sec that the
eNifc receives a part of the husband $
wage each week
do NOT make known their names"
begged the social workers, for that
woman is born OF good Richmond |pco
pic, who have helped them time and
again.
The man is said TO be technically
feeble-mihded. and ii shows In his in
ability 10 stick" TO his work. r.,
through the efforts OF the court and
the friends who have rallied to their
aid, the family is ever rchabilitated. the
Older children will return to live with
the mother and father.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-19
Arrcsis Yesterday.

Mike Fernandez, seventy-t three years
old, was arrested yesterday on n charge
of peddlinG balloons without license
Nellie CroNton. colorcd. was arrested
on Il charge of stealing Sl1 from Alcck
Knox.
James Love, colorcd, was arrested
and locked up on charge OF stealing
several steel plates from the Sydnor
Pump and Well Company.
G. II. BurrusS was taken up on n
charge of stealing two baskets from
r.. II. Howell. a. street car conductor.
The baskets, II was stated, were left
on corner and were taken away by
O thief before the car arrived.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-19
ATKINSON is REPORTED
Left Automobile Stumbling on Wcst
Side OF Ninth Street

Samuel 7. Atkinson, manager of the
Hote! Richmond, was reported ves,nr-
day for leaving his automobile on the
vest side OF Ninth Street, between
Grace and Broad. The case was con-
tinued. Oliver j. Sands has been re-
ported for the same alleged offcnsc.
ana when he gave notice of protesting
against the regulation. the case was
postponed to the early part of Jan
uary, In the meantime. Major Werner
ana city Attorney Pollard will try to
put some definite construction on the
ordinance covering the subject. so as
to avoid future trouble
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-19
DI.minn shootinp Chnrue.

stephen Hudson was dismissed by
Justice ~. a. Maurice yesterday on the
charge Of threatening to shoot w. q.
Hurris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-19
HOME is DESTROYED
Dwelling: or J. W. MOntgUmery, near
Westhhmpt0n. IN Burned Down.

,Westhnmpton. IN Burned Down.
The home of J. w. Montgomery
near stop 90. Westhampton, was de.
stroyed by fire shortly before 6 O'clock
$4,000. partly covered by insurance.
was cntailed. Mr.. and Mrs. Montgom,
cry and the lattcr's brother. the only
occupants OF the home escaped and
much Of the furniture was also saved
Mrs. Montgomery was aroused by the
that :, burglar was i'm the house. no,
tilted her husband. Nh MONTGOMERY
investigated and found the house
afiamc. The chemical wagon used 10
combat fires In the suburbs was frozen
and OF no avail and Il call was sent
into the Richmond Fire Department.
pany was sent TO the scene. but when
II arrived the fire had gained too much
Roadway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-19
Police Court Cases.

Mary. Garter, alias Mary st. John.
alias Nora Phillips. colorcd. appeared
in Police Court yesterday morning on
many CHARGES of theft. and the case
charged with stealing provisions from
TIE George b: Bull Company. from. the
Herman Schmidt a basket from Harry
y. Coles and garments and notions
from the Cohen Company.
TeSSie Lee and Sam Jackson, colOrcd
charged with assaulting and robbing
Robert Spears OF IS. were sent on 10
the grand jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-19
KIDD IS hRRA|GNED ON
MANsLAUCHTER CHARGE
Placed on Trial to Answer for Death
of Miss Pauline v.
Thorpe.
COMMONWEALTH RESTS CASE
Scores OF Witnesses for Both Sides
Give Conflicting Evidence us to
Kate at Which Kidd Was Driving
AMI Ills SObricty.

Leo NJ KIDD was placed on trial in
tnc musings Court yesterday on the
charSc OF involuntary mansIauChtcr
growing out Of the death Of Miss Paul
me " Thorpe. 1907 l-2 South RAN
dolph street. who was fatally injured
on thc might of September 10 when
an auto7nohilc in which She was riding
with the defendant colided with a
mNicab belonging TO the Richmond
ifahsicr COMPANY The accident oc-
CURED at Grace and Bclvidcre streets
IN the Police Cour; Kidd had been
sentenced I" pay fine of SJun and to
serve SIX months in Jail. The cas-.
WAS appealed TO the Hustings Court,
whcrc II came to trial yesterday after
belhS Twice postponed. More than :.
score OF Witnesses for tho defense and
prosecution were introduced during
me day. cour; adiourniug at o'clock
last night with the defense Witnesses
stil unfinished. The trial will bc re-
summed at ~ O,clock this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-19
Find Unconsciou. Negro.

William Rurruss. colored, eighteen
years old, was found last night uncon-
scious on the sidewalk in front Of the
coiored Detention Home. sos North
Fourteenth Street He was unable 10
explain his condition. His pockets had
been rhed and several bruises were
found on his body. He had evidently
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-19
TELLS Or BAI.TlNIORE PLAN
OF ASSESSING PROPERTY OWNERS
ucptn.oph. elect omcer..

Officers for tho year were elected by
IIcstia Conclave. Improved Order OF
Heptasophs. on Thursday night, as fol-
lows:
Thomas A. Stewart. archon: Wesley
Spain. provost: &. a. Raincs, sccrc :
tary; 4. Il. Walthall, treasurer; j. II.
MorriSSctt. hnancicr: ]. Il. Egglcston,
prelatc: j.. W. Scott. inspector; j. i.
parkcrson. warden: l.. T.. Patram. sen
tincl. Trustees, a. T. Lum, It. d. Jones
and J. T.. Parkcrson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-19
LAB0R-A|D ORDINANCE
Up TO MAYOR AIAsL|E
Common Council Concurs Unani
mously in Amended Ordinance
Passed by Board.
Will BIZ LAW BEFORE NOON
Administrative Board Authorized to
Begin mt Once Task OF Assembling
Extra Force and Expanding Sf25,-
600 appropriation.

At special meeting called for the
purpose. the Common Council last
night concurred In the substitute ordi-
nance passed Tuesday night by the
board OF Aldermen. appropriatinr
>l2o'ooo for Immediate expenditure in
public works under the direction of tho
, Hamiin ,I:n Board. The measure
of Madison Ward. after a confc n"mes.
with tho Mayor and heads OF civ H.,
pa, and is designed to , give
VINO are at present without work.
within few minutes after the meet
mi, "a ad &c. the ordinance was en-
roiied by city Clerk August and hand
cd to President Peters. of The ' com
MOI, mon Council. for his signature. rrcsi
who was present in the chamber ii;sn
wise aiilXed his signature. and tho
Co ensere co 6GGnme Law as far as the
70 the Mayor this morning for his sisl
nature. " '''' 9'S
PROCEEDINGS WITNESSED
ny MANY UNEMPLOYED
The proceedings were witnessed hv
an eager crowd of unemployed wbG
DesieSed the members to rccon,mcnJ
them to the Administrative Board for
dinance through the Council, and do corr
,mittecs mas been followed 10y n large
n ,uni o,s OF workmen temporarily with
oet employment, and by REPRESENTATIVE.
OF labor and civic orranizntions ("
Mayor Ainslie will lose no time to-
uaH IN athNing his signature TO tho
lonS awaited relief measure and thr
ordinance VIII probably he law before
moon Cnuer Its provisions the Adj
Hhinistratire Board is authorized 70 no
GIN AZ once the task OF hiring the OK
ira force for the IMPROVEMENTS m,Go
possible by the appropriation.
ca,ion maT for IN my my Possession 222 appi-
Tore the Administrators Board toLmor-
row morning.: said Councilman Jones
iast night. las far as ! know cvcrv
one OF these men is deserving nj cn,
ploEncnt. There are many others no
Goubt who will he glad OF an onnnr0
tunity TO give an honest DAVIS wor,,
for reasonable wage"
ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD
IN COMPLETE: CONTROL
The ordinance as passed makes NO
restrictions rs TO the manner in which
the Sl2o.oo0 appropriation Shall be
spent, where or in what work il shall
be expended, or how much the cyir;,
men shall be paid. II was the feeling
of the Council that the board shculd
not he hampcred By any restriction hnI
Woulu impede the prompt use OF the ap-
propriation for the employment OF az
many men az possible in a manner
that VIII insure an honest return to
botn the city and the worker
The Administrative Board Offices will
for the next few days. AT least. usIIrn
the functions OF the newly-a,:thoriI.,I
employment bureau. \ clerk will he
assigned to-day to handle the applica
lions. y large number of applicants
have already filed their names win
the board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-19
Wonderful handkerchief
Values
Here at Zoe. I21ac, 15c and o5c.

'FF'F ut W. ~,
We refer TO these prices because it is in these
that our greatest strength centres. GREATEST
VARIETIES, GREATEST VALUES
OF course, one may buy dainty "Kerchiefs" here
as low as ID MCKEE and they may paw as much as
several dollars Tor handsome imported one of
hlmy lace but as the great majority Of Handker-
chef gilt glvcrs prefer giving several instead of
one, we have exerted every energy in securing the
of 10c and 25c: hence the greater varieties from
which to choose. ~
Everything in ilandkerchies eyeybody's price is
acre packed calnty In boxes
plain and hcmstitched or initiated enhro;,otp -
lacey and IN daintest and most norfoo,
""' 'A'at Pcriect
In variety, quality in quantity and IN nrie tbi !,
"orthil%% named "liANDkERCIIEF HEADQU ARTtRS "
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