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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-06
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Corner Eleventh and Chaplin. e.
wheeling, W. Va, one bisoR e., -,
Come upstaifs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
absolutely foolish of
as the rost

pretty things.
For the women who live In the homes
where modern heating apparatus is get
TO be Installed those fascinntint
sweater. coats would be just the very
thing. ard who shall say thcv are not
us beautiful as the less utilization ac-
ccssories? The stores arc all Dcauti-
fully decorated. and the crowds gave
such "ChristmnsSy" feeling even to
those who were not buying heavily
That Is really the nice part Of the
shopping trip. No ono. regardless Of
the number of gifts she is going to
bestow. need purchase ANYTHING use
necessities so dainty that every mem
Der Of the Spugs can buy to their
hearts content ana not break u single
rule.
For the man OF woman VINO works
all day IN n erimy office. beautiful.
handmade lamp shade looks like Il very
useful gift They are 50 tired of plain
green .rchcctors. and many of the shops
are showing the very most artistic
things that wilt harmonic with the
wall paper. or the easy reading chair.
Nothing Is lovelicr than II glimpse
Of the florists windows on frosty eve
ninSs. Just 81 hint "f summer AWAY :.
makes Christmas tide All the more
beautiful SO instead OF the cunvcn-
ttonal Christmas wreath. some thought
ful gifers are buying II nottcd gera :
mum, or II fern th;.t cannot be resisted
parcels on The hall rack that has been
carried home instead of having Their,
sent. Just as a matter or SOP TO our
conSciences for not shopping, early. we
eXclaim: isn't Christmas shoppinp
loVely whcn II doesn't rain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15

los. Juaquin. los: .Toddiing. 100. Amer
icus. los: Bully; los: Travel Light. ios:
spriwer. lo1: Inferno Queen. los: Lord
Marshall. los: Molssant. l0b: Plain Ann.
los: Calethumpian. y05: ]. IL. Barr, lie.
Second-purse 5000. two-year- olds,
conditions. Ave and a half furlongs-
Anna Rose. 81; Falas, 10l: Page White.
l0l: Harlequin. 104: Gold Crest Girl.
!oI; Change. 1o7; Colonel Tom Green.
ll3: DR.. Carman. llS: Boxer. lis.
Thlrd-purso 5000. thrce-year-o old 5
and up. nelling. six MISUNDERSTANDING
Brother, 1903: Laura. 1o4: Frank Hud-
19n: d loS: hg .ippsr lo7; York Lao.
i3o N"A' ''''
rourth-purse $3.50. selling. ono mile.
Candle. io2; Mash. iGs; :BushS Head,
Fifth--purss $500. three-year-olds
Joe. Ios: Minda. lo2: Louise Paul. io2;
Ajax. 1902: Galaxy. 104: Mordecai. 1O5
'Font. 105; T. N. Green. 1917: Stentor,
lO7: Hearthstonc, 107: sFordmai, los
Beaumont Belle. l09; DR.. Doughcrt
1l3: Batwa. ia; Quickstart, ia.
Si2th--purse. $500. thrce-year- Odds
and up, selling; mile and seventy
Milton r. 1os: Tom Hancock. 90: Kin
mundy; los: Armor. 1oe: Colonel Hollo-
way way II ~; Banjo Jim. 100: Patty Regan,
'Husky Lad. loo; 'Reno, lQ6; Delegate
100; Coppertown. los.
'Apprcn.icc allowance claimed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
BRITISH STEAMSHIP ASHORE
ON HATTERAS COAST
Crew Taken or In Lifcboats-Vcssel Is
Believed to he Doomed TO
Destruction.

NORFOLK. VA. December IA
Pounding heavily in high surf the
British steamer Iselc of Iona, which
went ashore one mile south of Cape
Hatteras Inlet before daybreak this
morning, tonight is believed TO be a
'otal loss. Twenty-scven men. com
NE saving station at Hatteras
The vessel has twelve feet of water
In her hold, and the seas are beating
over her decks. WreckinE tugs have
gone to the scene, with the hope OF
saving the vessel, If possible.
Members OF the crew of the Isle OF
Iona were rescued about 10 o'clock
this morning By the life-savers of
Currents Neck. Creed Hill and Cape
Hatteras stations. Two power surf
boats were used, and all the men were
landed in one trip.
Captain Quack, commanding the Isle
or Iona, says his vessel went ashore
during severe storm and dense fog
this morning. He did not know he
was near the beach until his vessel
struck. The seas were high. and waves
broke all over the ship. She sprang a
leak. and water penetrated the engine
room and cNtinguished the fires.
Life-savers saw her signals of dis
tress shortly after she struck. and
made several attempts to reach her.
Thcy succeeded about 10 o'clock The
revenue cutter Seminole. summoned
from Wilmington, also went to her as
sistancc.
The Isle of Iona is loaded with iron
ore, and was bound to Baltimore from
Cuba. She was built in 1905. and ia
owned BY the Isles Steamship Com
pahy' OF New Castle. England.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
DICKENSoN COUNTY
REPUBLICANS NOMINATE
Especial to The Timcs-Dis,otoh

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
CL1NTW0OD, VA, December ia
The Republicans OF Dickinson Coun
~ met hero on Saturday and nomi.
mated their full county ticket. The
ticket nominated is as follows: Conn
~ treasurer. Or. J. c. Sutherland. OF
Cltntwood: sheriff, NJ. C. Swindan. Os.
born's Gap: Commonwealth's attorney.
j. c. Smith. Of Clintwood: commissioned
OF revenue. Western District John
Kenady. Jr, Nasbie: commissioner of
revenue. Eastern District, Dock Mar
tin. Dante.
All tho candidates arc new men as
political candidates excepting J. G.
Smith. candidate for Commemorative
attorney. he having served one term
in that office twelve years ago.
All the present county officers OF
Dickinson arc Republicans except tho
Commemorative attorney. This prob
ably Is the first ticket nominated nv
any party for county officers I'm tho
State, as the election Is about eleven
months OFF. The reason given for
making these carly nominations ia
that II there Is any dissatisfaction
over. the nominations 1t Will give time
to reconcile all factions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
SUIT FOR. AMNULMENT
OF SALE MAY BE FILED
Dismem be rment of Old Cape Fenr and
fatil<in Valley ItniIrond De-
ciarcH Illegal.
Especial to The Times-plspatch. !

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.J
RALEIGH, y. G., December l4-At-
torney-General IT, w Beckett officially
laid before United States Attorney
General Gregory to-day his recommen-
dation that Attorney General Gregory
institute proceedings for the annul-
ment of the receivership sale of the
old Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Rail-
way Company in 1895. and the SUISSE
quent ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the road
through which that part from Will
mington to Sanford and Fayetteville
TO Bennettsville became part OF the At
lantic Coast Line system, and that sec
ton from Sanford to Mount Airy, a
part of the Southern. In the same
connection, Attorney General Beckett
rendered the services of his department
In the prosecution of whatever suit
the United States District Attorney
sees fit to institute.
The ground on which Attorney
General Beckett would have the sale
OF the railroad set aside Is that it was
violation Of the decree OF the Cir
cult Court of the United States against
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. and in violation OF
The Sherman antitrust law. He asserts
that tho sale can be set aside without
injury to innocent parties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
THERMOMETER FALLS
BELOW FREEZING POINT
Predicted Cold Wave Arrives O,
Schedule TImc-EurtIicr Drop
Expected.

The thermometer fell two degrees
below freezing point last night. and tho
forecast made by the United states
Weather bureau was made true. Win
ter, after many vaGaries in the wealth
CT. has ut last fallen upon the South
ern land. and all signs point to Il
Christmas that will not he green
meaning also that tho population in
the cemetery will not be so large.
The highest temperature reached
yesterday was 40 degrees, which was
recorded on tho government thcrmonl-
eter after 5 o'clock. The minimum was
30 degrees, and the mean temperature
was 3G degrees. five degrees below nor
which come under official observation
the mercury fell below zero. and there
was ice and skating. There has been
ty-four hours, and there is still Il
marked deficiency in this respect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
COMPROMISE SETTLEMENT
MADE WITH NEWSPAPER
News and Observer Company Gets sI2,-
500 Damages From Water Com
pnny, and Case Is Dismissed.

Especial to The Times Dispatch]
RALEIGH. n. c.. December 14-The
damage suit Of the News and Observer
Company VS. the Wake Water Com
pany. for damages In the burning OF
the newspaper plant, due, it was al
legged to defective water pressure. was
dismissed under compromise settle
ment to-day In the Supreme Court. all
parties to the action to pay their own
costs. 1t is understood that the Wake
water Company. w. r. Grimes receiver,
VIII pay the News and Observer Com
pany $l2,500 In settlement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
VILLA MSRURG OFFICE
ROBBED OF SMALL, SUM

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. December a..
the Williamsburg post office was
robbed last night of a small sum Of
money and few dollars worth OF
postage stamps. Entrance was effected
through side window after the heavy
iron shutter had been pried off.
james CITY Circuit Court. Judge D..
G. Tyler presiding. convened here this
morning with large attendance. A
special grand jury indicted William
Reed. colorcd. for forging the name of
w. White. negro merchant, to two
checks for small sums. Reed pleaded
guilty. and agreed to accept a term of
three years I'm the penitcntiary II the
other case was nolle prosecuted. The
court accepted the plea. Among the
visiting attorneys In attendance upon
court are j. G. Bohannan. of Peters
burg; 8. o; Bland, OF Newport News.
and Judge Sydney Smith, OF Yorktown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
RICHMOND MAN RECEIVERS
DIAMOND RING FROM WOMAN
fSpcciol to The Times.Dis,,tc,,

Especial 10 The Times DiSpntch1
NORFOLK. VA, December l4-That
the plaintiff recover OF the defendant
a diamond ring valued at $500, was the
verdict Of the jury in the action I'm
detinue of John Sherrod. OF Richmond
vs. Ellie Grimes. tried In the Court OF
Law and Chancery here to-day. Mas
Crimes claimed that the ring had been
given to her by Sherrod. who declared
the jewelry had been taken from him
while he had been hclplessly paraiyzed
In a hospital.
When deputy sheriff attempted TO
serve papers In the proceedings on
Miss Grimes several months ago she
tore the process to bits and threw the
fragments Mt the officer. She has sued
Sherrod in Pitt County. NJ. c., for
breach OF promise. asking $4,000.
l.. o. Wendenhurg, Of Richmond
represented Sherrod.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15

First race-purse. o-yenr- old inaidens six
tur.ongs-Sinai. 100 90 B-ienj to I, & TO s.
to s., frs,: Breezer 100 tMcCabc). ) to !.
even to second; Chevrcn. li2 tSmalD.
even. to 4. out, third. Time. !:lt Uncle
Ike. Edna H.. Jack Harrison. Jack Ritter,
Rlnaldu also ran.
furionss-Lady Young. lie Carter TO /,
3, 70 l. TO s. first: Marty Lou. ils (Actoni
tO'Brlenl. to !. ? 10 l. even, third Timr
LIZ 20 Ad,nirars Daughter, Miss Tempo.
Kitty Stanheld Ethel Wicks. Silver Tone
Marie Coghil Patriatic Lone,nan Fer
r"nn; IS'1 Ne;son and Free wili also ran.
Third-siX furlongs. selling. three year-old
and up.-Anna Reed. il2 (Martinl 6 to /. q TO
:. Ito .. hrst: eBrtha ". ;o7 Stevens. TO
J.. 80 10 l.. to 6. second; Toy ROY llo
tSmalD. 2 to I. to S. to q third Time
i;!2 t. Freda Johnson. Fancy DIR. Bishop.
Marshall. Tilghman. Canada. Swedc So
Tight Boy. Annual Interest also ran
,T IoGGrthIseyen ACKNOWLEDGEMENT io5
Ben. !13 tcoliins). 2 to /. : 10 To- out second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15

TO 5. out; third. Time. I:sS IS. bryriimah.
Fifth-one mile--rranact. los tGeos,>. ? to I.
to l.. to 5. 3 to S. second: Fairly. :o5 Gear.
Ambri. Thomas Hare. Yankee Trae. Hard
Ball. Durin also ran
TO 2. to 10. to s. nrst: Spindle. leo Col
s ms ~, 70 !; s to !. to 2 second: ke-
third. Time. 1853. Tahoe. Transparent. Any y.
port. Little Harchrnount. Mud siii also ran.
To-Day's Card.
First race--seling. three-year. fve and one
lam e5sHis S. s. Nv. =! S Paaw,c Is
iEs Russ SIS sand 1881 Bad Prospect, ios Dew.
ar0p los La ,Ss 1913: Asurea. los;
lonEs-Dad Davies. is2: satsheier. ny" ios; H Inr
iea: Helen Kaybould. 1902: ..ex Reach. i5S
o ca as, P PciS.r 'I
and rarisns:"sElsle aa Sre sR. a ss
oDay sos Judge Gh.sn. ss , John AnH nT,S
t (Gs cssPg,a Ea, pruss los srton i's PaTne
IS, Kenneth ios orimar Lad. ios cIeopa;
FouI,h-oasaea handicap. 1--WE and one.
blair Blair 'o'; Gipsy Love. 10; Grover Hughes
s!!:s5";;"s al .xs ss; srs? Py!sis
Conrad TO- Netnakei o S,o in 49, r rim
Ia sis,b LonSHn; TT calcium. + N'"no"' ~
Fioren. os; xGeneral Marchmont iSo: Vol
ad9y: JJr.. los; weyanoke. iiG: Gur,in:, Rus
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
More Trouble In coIorcd Church.

At a called meeting tonight OF the
members OF Harrison street Baptist
Church. colorod, for the purpose Of
organizing. as permitted by the de-
cree entered in the Circait Court Of
this city, the old feeling which was
believed 10 have been eliminated be-
tween III" "Tarttites" and the anti
Tar!tites" broke out a-fresh, and the
police were called upon to. quiet the
congregation assembled in the church
After consultation between Common
wcalth's Attorney Samuel W. thinner
and Chief of Police Eagland, it was
deemed best not to allow the meeting
TO be. held. rs ii was believed serious
aided by several officers, cleared the
church and had the building locked up
Chief Ragland called up Judge J. IT,
West at Wavcrly and notified him Of
the action he had taken. Judge West
said he had acted properly. and that
he would not take any action until
he heard the reporr OF the deacons
he heard the report of the deacons,
whom he had recognized In the decree
entered in his court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
SPORTS
CHARLESTON RESULTS

ay &C.. and IN, sens:Saif faSlsn ssssllSei
rs' issi% ayk Tiorn 70 ii, rS sS g
even. 3 to s. to 3. second: Foxy Grin.
ibIrd' TrTpiE na3. TO !. to 8, to $.
Saturnus. shrewsbury also ran.
6, Second selling. three year old,. six
tt ~ 100 tRobinsonl. 3
Lynn na:o ~ {,4nythel. 10 j. to !. 6 to
Mafgafet II Mese third arden T unsr Fs sS
Macknez. Salvor. Chaser, Tfansitorv.'
Lena yanl. Briggs Brother. Free Trade,
King Mcdowell also ran.
Third race-sc!ling, three-year-olds
and up. milc-Myccnac. 1903 (Moore),
3 TO !. 9 TO 3, 3 10 5. first; Rondondo,
s go tShhili I'M to L. 9to 10. to 20.
TRANSPORT. Moekicr. Gallant HhR Boy. p 5its
Of shelby. Ben uncas. shorty North
also ran.
Fourth all ages. six fur
iongsItt 20 G shay. ~ (Miskla1s1,
second; Cliff Field. 1os tMnrphys. Is
to J. to cd liz I,2 to /; third Tine.
Fifth--thrcc-y year olds and UP. nvc
and one-half furlongS-Parlor Boy, lis
Miss Jean, 10 U.afferty), TO /, 6 to-
80 TO g., second; Ethelburg, IL. los
lMason), 20 to /. to !, to l. third.
Time, 1903 3-5. Zali. Cirazelle Fran
els. Huda's Brother, Sure Get also ram
oixth-selling. three year olds and
UP. one mile--Charles +. Granger. III
tPooD. Z 10 ., TO >. 1 TO :. first: Xii.
day, los (Murphy), II to !, ; to l. : TO
2. second: High Class, los Hfarring-
TOM. Z to 9. 20 3. { to 10. third
Time. As. Heartbeat, Laird o Kirk
ca!dy. Centuari. Beaupere Ruisseau,
Tay Pay, Gerard, LAiglon also ran.
To-Dny's Curd.
First racc--pursc S30o, four-yea.- olds
and UP, selling. six furlongs-Idiew eiss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
Hoy SEND OUT HURRY
lnYs FOR sALEsWOMEN
p0ed Stats Found Not sufi.
Eient to Caro- for Christ
Kern mas Rush.
FJoD WEATHER BRINGS TRADE
pme Unique and Beautiful as Well
as Ctilitnrian Gifts Are to BE
Found in Local Shops - Busy
Scenes on Streets.

II the Christmas weather man will
Isl lac Kind for ten more DAYS, no
ne VIII mind the extra nip I'm the air:
ut what woman will ever start OF a
hopping tour through drizzlo and
ain? With the best of intentions to
fshop early" this year. two-thirds Of
&c Christmas buyers, who are the
omen, % course. waited until last
aturday TO begin the campaign.
hiloSophIcaily decided that Christmas
eliing would not be quite up to stand
rd this year. we're SO rushed Saturday
hat tn" following items appeared in
ne columns of The Times Dispatch
Bunday morning:
REQUIRE; the services of a number OF
bright. active salesladies for various
>epartments. Previous experience de-
Itrablc, though not essential Apply
ionday morning.
~ little farther down the column
mother advertiser announced:
WANTED. ten experienced salesladies
in womcns and boys' department
Npply not earlier than 1890 Monda v
,orninp.
SO yesterday morning. when there
MAS general turning out OH Broad
street OF Christmas shoppers, every
ne was promptly waited on by the
nc.eased STATS.
Ever thing is most attractively set
orth in the shops. too If the buyer
s a member OF the Spugs-Socicty for
he Prevention Of Useless Giving-hcr
principles are undermined. for she
calizcs that all along the line are
Iseful Gifts that look just az lovely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
delightful NiuaIcnlc.

y delightful entertainment, under
the management OF Mrs. Rivcs was
given Thursday night at the residence
OF James Youngblood, In Prince George
County. for the benefit o! the Belgian
relief fund. The occasion was one Of
special enjoyment. The music. both
Instrumental and vocal. and the recita :
tons. We're under the direction of Miss
Ada Fleetwood, OF Waverly. and Miss
BESSIE Blasscnham. of Newport News.
The sum OF sl5 was realized by the
which was turned over
TO Chairman G. T. I.assiter to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
Inrnrn Officers

The Baraca class OF Wesley VI. Z.
|Crurch yesterday elected the follow
|in- officers: teacher. W. r. Wood; as
|sistant teacher. q. Il. Wells; president.
&C.. w. Harrington: vice presidents. G..
n. Jones and g. :. Warriner: secrc-
|iaries. J. y. Dixon and Lewis maggie:
treasurer, w. V. Crenshaw, with j. w.
Hanks as assistant librarian, f. r.
|Heys: reporter. NJ. l.. Ennis The
branch class at Halifax Street Engine
house elected: teacher. J. +. Jones;
president H. +. Kruger: vice president,
w. L. Miller: treasurer. James Carson:
secretaries. w. ~ fiarvell and ii. N.
SANFORD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15

and the delegates were entertained at
u theatre party In the evening. Fol
rowing this the visitors were enter
tanned at dinner in Kucger's Hotel
When the convention opens this
morning AN address Will be delivered
by :: L. Atkinson. of the Hotel Rich
mond. one OF the vice presidents of the
association. and response will be made
by Il. III. Griffin. proprietor OF the Hotel
kennon. of Goldsboro. =. G. This will
he followed by the presidents address
and by the annual reports.
The program for to-day follows:
l.. M.-"Shop Talk Hotel Jcffer-
son.
$50 u. M.-Dinner. Murphy's Hotel.
l.. M.-"Shop Talk" Murphy's 1Io-
q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
HOTEL MEN OF SOUTH
ASSEMBLE HERE TO-DAY
VIII BE Welcomed Ivy :. II. atkIpson
md Entertained at Local
IufpIH.

large number OF delegates arrived
yesterday TO attend the annual meet
ing OF the Southern Hotel Mems AS
ISOLATION. the formal opening of which
bcSihs TINS morning ut 10 O'Clock. The
business meetings will he held in the
Hotel Richmond which is the head
quarters OF the association, and other
hotels will take part in the entertain,
inent of the visitors
The registration bureau was opened
yesterday afternoon AT o'clock, and
more than sixty representatives. OF
southern hotels were registered The
altcrnOOn was spent In sight- Scninr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
'crsonnl Intelligence.

Miss Mary ihvinia Rdout, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. :. T.. ltidout. and Robert
b. Smith, a popular young druggist
were married this afternoon in Wash
inston. tho ceremony being performed
by the Rev. s. H. Green, OF Calvary
Baptist Church.
Invitations have been received to the
marriage of Charles Hall Sebrell, OF
Emporia. and Miss Mary Drewry Turn
hull. OF Lawrenccville, the ceremony to
take place Wednesday morning De-
cember 81, III 1880 O'Clock, In St An
drew's Episcopal Church. Lawrence
Vile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
BASKETBALL.

What promises to be a hotly cbn-
tested game of basketball will be
played on tho Howitzera' court next
Thursday night, when the Uowitzers'
artillery and gunners meet in their
SECOND game OF the season
In the first game between these
teams the gunners nosed out a victory
py one point. the final score being S
10 -. The artillery team has sworn
vengeance and means to defeat the
gnnners; Captain Mctcalf. of the first
team, VIII oiiiciate as referee
The athletic spirit Is at high pitch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
Make Taxation aadr..,c.

Ai-ENANDRlA. VA. December L.
captnii >. r. ponohoe, formerly State
Auditor. and now member of tho
state Tax Commission; State Senator
r. .!well Thornton and Delegate !
Fred Birrell. representing this city and
Alexandria County In tho State Legisln
ture, tonight made addresses before
the Chamber OF Commerce on the ques-
tlon or state taxation, which will be
taken up by tho Legislature at its s.s-
sion beginning January IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
a. RANDOLPH HOWARD GIVES
HOND FOR HIS APPEARANCE.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatcb

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FREDERICK SBURti. VA, Decembcr
IA Randolph Howard, who Is un
der indictment in the Corporation Court
of this city TOR embczzlcment anne,rod
In court here to-day and gave bond
In the sum OF $4,000. with Captain M
Il. Rose as security. for his appearance
on Wednesday. January 20, to stand
trial Mr.. Howard Is now in business
In New Jersey. and Will return to his
the trial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-15
p|SPUTANTA STATION
IS ENTERED BY THIEVES
They Steal Shoes ami Other Articles
but Fail to Break Into
Office Safe.
OFFICERS ARE MAKING SEARCH
Charles Lyon Sustains Broken Wrist
While Cranking .iutomobiic-Men
Bible Class Elects Oniccrs-Musi.
Gale Given for Benefit of Belgians.

PETERSBURG, VA. December H.
Tac station OF the Norfolk and West
f:rn Railway at Dispu,aata. was broken
frto and robbed som. time last nigh,
iof shoes and other articles. An at
Fcmpt was maze 10 break into the
sot'icc safe. but without success. The
Iloci MAS broken, but the door was not
opened IN officer from Disputanta to-
!daH IS looking FOR the thieves.