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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-29
cod6eh and Cheese.

Soak a pound Of Goldfish six hours II
ten,d water, then let 1t come to boil
When cold, pick into fakes with a forl
and season with pepper. Heat q cupfnl
of milk to a boil. stir into 1t q tea
spoonful of butter rolled in two OF pre-
Jared -four. Mix with the picked nsE
and pour into q baking dish. streW
grated cheese thickly on top and bake
in a quick oven to a delicate brown. II
Il vet nicer II you add raw egg be
fore cooking Il. Something real new
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-29

Roll out plain paste in six-inch
squares, rather thin. Cut frankfurt
sausagea in thin slices. rejecting the
skin, and lay the slices In two rows
in the center o. the piece Of paste;
S6otbIe, paReh enda tOgether and fold
A Won would DO up . bundle, Wettina
The edges 70 make them stick; then
81 sway On Ice until ready to baiSa
Bake IN bot oven - minutes and
serve hot with Frsneh o. oeFnaz
mustard
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-29
r. F. D. Men Mustn't Use Pop-Pops

II. F. d. Men Mustn't Use POp-POps
Washington, July 27.-Use OF
bicycles or motorcycles in the rural
delivery service is prohibited by an
order issued today by POSTMASTER
General Burleson, effective Janu-
arv 1. 1916. In announcing HIS
order, Mr.. Burleson holds that We
hicles of these types do not have
the carrying capacity needed for the
parcel post service and do not al
ford necessary protection for the
mails in bad weather.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-29
JUMBO VALUE
SOC Embroidered Hose
for &c

One of the best Hosiery bar
gains of the year. We have
about 20 dozen Ladies' embroid-
cred hose, made of fine quality
mercerized Isle and come In
black with black and coIored em-
broidered designs; also tan and
lavender, with colored embroid-
cred designs. These are OF fast
colors, and are of splendid make.
Regular soc qualities this week
for q pair
tzGrl.vi rl 80 yaess hHaS
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-29

Ladies' soc Union Suits for..42c
Ladies' 35c Union Suits for.2Sc
Ladies' 25c Union Suits for 2lc
Ladies' 15c Gauze Vests for..12c
Ladies' 800 silk Gloves, for.75c
Ladies soc silk Gloves for----3Oc
Ladies' Csc MILDLY Ties for....19c
2 for SC Palm Leaf Fans EACH &c
zoe Oil Cloth, yard for--.-...--..-15c
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-07-29
JUMBO VALUE
100 ..aAe
Hosiery Needs at Re
duced Prices


In offering you reduced prices
in hosiery it is well to remember
the extra added values In Inc
kinds of hose we offer Such
brands as Iron Clad" Onyx
and -Gordon" add value TO these
prices:
All 15c Hose, black and colors'
pair :. -----------. - ~
All 25c Hose, black and eolors'
pair - ----.---.-----------.-------- ~
All 35c Hose, black and colors'
pair - - -4.,--..--------- .---------
All soc Hose, black and cOlors'
pair - - ...-----.---------------------
All Use Hose, black and cOlors'
pair - - --.--..-..-.--.-----..-------~ '"N
All $1.O0 Hose, black and cOlors'
pair = = ---.--.----.-.---------------@'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
HIGH CONSTABLE ASKED
10 COLLECT MILITARY FINE
fins "nrnishce Order for $40 on Private
raymond l.. Bnhcr. Of Company
\. First Regiment

me nrst instance known 10 the Hiph
Con*tahic's Office OF an effort 10 ,ol.
'9' ~ ihinishcc the amount o. a nm,
iinposeh ~ "a military court ON ::
mili'ihnan tx the case Of I,ri,,,o n...-
men" l.. Hnhe:. OF Company A., t:itst
l'"u''on' First Infantry. Virginia Vol
unt""rS.
ne warrant now in tho hands OF
ii'Eh Constable William II Wyutt ,Ii.
ciofcs that Private Babcr was tried h,
summary court on September -
an" Nhed $40. the Scntcnc. being suisse
fu'h'E atr'orc" by the coninandiI,y
o,"re' OF the First battalion. rhc eom
piainant named in the warrant of
shrii*hment is Captain William 4
stack. ~
Ihe deputies OF the high Constable
nv n:eT. unable 10 discover tho
wh"r'about" OF Private Bab6r. no 10
Said 10 have left Richmorc o,..,I
"c"KS ago to tax. clerical position
III the bu Pont plant Il, Hopevcll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
MAURICE OlGERS is
CHAMPION CORN GROWER
N"nfhrrInnd Farmer l. Awarded Nc,iuI
ny f""arnn-Pnclir international Er-
position ut san FrunciSco

Maurice olr"rS, OF Switzerland Va
has. been officially recognized by the
"Eilculturai experts of the Panama
racine international Exposition and
ihc Universal Corn Convention as The
champion corn grower Of this state
t"V"rnor stuart yesterday received
by mail from the president Of the OK
r"siton company a communication ad e.
NSlnE him officially Of the distinction
conferred upon the Virginia farmer.
"H" hHndSom" bronze medal which
!" I" ID" puh!icallv prcscntcd.to Farmer
'i"ers. TIL" presentation will be made
at 4 time ana plac" To b" selected later
t. The Governor.
nv his letter to the Governor. presi
dcni Charles &. Moore says:
"Fhc raua'na-Pacinc international
Exposition uuom the recommendation.
"i TIA" officers Of I'll. l'nlvcry;l corn
Convention. has awarded the inclos.d
medal of merit to Mir. Maurice 0lrors
@! Switzerland. Va.
RMS m'. was awarded 10 tho
Hnrly named Tor highly cominondahlc
.'chi'E"n"rt the growing Of corn.
b" having outniu"d the largcs, re,
ported acreage ylcld Of corn OF auy
r"'.""n in your state.
You are invited 10 personals, nro.
sem 'h" medal 10 IN" party named
'h"v' som" laiFc catherine OF corn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
Presents Plan for
Belt Line Crossing
City Engineer Boiling Outlines
Grades for Extension OF
West End AUcnucs

cit% Engineer Boiling presented to
the Administrative Board Yesterday his
plan for extending the West End ave-
nucs across the Belt Line tracks. The
consideration Of the report was passed
over to to-day's meeting. II is under
stood that the city Engineers plans
provide Tor the depressing of the inter
SectinE *t>"etS and the raising Of The
Eeit Line tracks. so as TO provide for
an overhead railway crossing.
lhe general problem OF extending
WcStwardly the streets that intcrscct
the f,lt Line viii be considered at :,
special meeting of the street Commit
tee called for = o'clock tomorrow after
noon. I'm effort will be mad. to reach
an asrccm, with the Richmond. Fred
crickShuri; and Potomac Railroad Com
panN for the early extension of Muru-
m"nt Avenue. either on II permanent or
temporary grade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
HURLED FROM WAGON
hhnoNcr Fnrmcr BADLY Hurt when
hiEhinnd Park Cur Crashes
Into His Vehicle

w. NJ. Tyler, farmer oc Hanover
county was injured early ;ast night
when Highland Park street ear
struck his wagon at the north end Of
tnc ruin street viaduct. Tyler was
thrown out and, ii was feared sus.
tanned internal injuries. lie was taken
TO Grace hospital. where Il was said
CARY ih'S morning his condition was
serious
Ihc wagon was demolished and the
morse injured :" such AN extent that
r."'het 'hN!"r :. L. &. y. agent. had II
Shoot it. Tn" car was not damaged
Tyler was crossing tho tracKs NJ the
time the accident occurred. He either
ana not see the approaching car o.
thought ne could cross before II
reached the spot The WAGON was
struck and II cruTplcd before the force
"i IN" blow Tn" farmer was hurled
some distance away and the horse was
knOck Cd down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
WILL DECIDE WHO INVENTED
"MORRlS PLAN" OF BANKING
supreme Court Grants writ of Error
ana S"pcrscdcns to David stein
of Newport News

Appeal and supcrscdcas were allowed
yesterday by the Supreme Court OF An
peaIs OF Virginia. in the case of tho
Universal Savings Corporation and
David Stein VS.. the Industrial Finance
Corporation. the Fidelity Corporation
OF america. and Arthur j. Norris.
me case was Appealed by the Uni
Nersai people from the Circuit Court OF
the city OF Norfolk. The petition and
the record combined form The most
pondcrous legal document handled by
Court Clerk Jones in many gears II is
bound tome of 1000 pages The peti-
TONERS appealed from a deere. OF the
circuit Court rendered July % in a suit
IN equity.
The original suit was brought, hy
David stein. Newport News mer-
chant. who claims TO have devised =
new plan FOR conducting a loan bust.
ness In associatiou with other New
port News business men he organized
company known as the Merchants-
Mechanics Savings Association. IT
was a financial success stein alleges
that he subsequently arranged with
Arthur J. Norris Of Norfolk to or
"anlzc ana conduct II similar company
IN Norfolk. After he had exposed his
plan TO Morris, ne says, the latter told
him II was not II practicable one Tor
norfolk. but later he discovered that
MOTIFS had ORGANIZED a concern known
as the Fidelity" Savings and Trust CO.
and WAS using the plan when MIR. Stein
claims to have Invented. lie charges
that Morris appropriated the ;.!an ana
advertised himself AZ the ORIGINATOR
calling II the Morris Plan OF Indus
trial Banking. Alleging breach OF
faith. stein brought suit % iug for an
order compelling Morris, he Fidelity
corporation OF America, and tho Indus
tria! Finance Corporation to render
an account TO him OF all PROFITS they
received from the sale or use OF the
financial plan known as the stein
plan" He also asked for an Injunction
prohibiting them from using the plan.
The Circuit Court decided against
Stein and his associates aud lh- appeal
was taken 10 the supreme Court.
Writ OF error and supcTscdeas was
awarded in the case OF Easter Illus
ton ". the Lyncnburg Traction and
Light Co. appealed from 'hc Circuit
Court Of I.ynChburg, where Judgment
was rendered against the plaintiff at
the MAY term. The plaintiff :cll from
Il street car in Lynchburg and received
bodily injuries. Alleging negligence
on tho part Of the crew OF tho car. he
brought suit. asking $1,000 damages
Writ OF error ana supcrsc''eas were
also awarded in the case of the city OF
Portsmouth w. Ellis Il. Lohson. APP
pcalcd from the Hastings Court Of
Portsmouth, lobson sued ne city to
injuries he received when a tree. which
he was cutting down on Court street
FELL on him. JobSon WAS cn3!C'cd as
u laborcr in the street Dc2n' tm.nt
The case was twice tried. The nrst
Jury gave Jobson $1,000 damages. The
court set aside the verdict ana award
ed a new trial The second jury gave
tho plaintiff s3,a0O damages The city
charges that .Iobson was guilty OF con-
tributOry negligence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
TO HEAR RAILROADS
Sfhtr Corporation Commission WiII
ihhc ip Fronuscd Changes In
schedules ON November no.

IN compliance with the law. the an
HuhI nearing on proposed changes in
train schedules ny the different rail
roads IN Virginia viii be held by the
STATE Corpoiauon Commission: Novcm-
Der 10. NJ! o! the railroads will be
represented by counsel. All roads arc
required to file their time tables with
the commission for approval. Where
changes IA schedules are To be made
they must be sanctioned by the com
mission.
On November ! the commission Will
near arg uncht on proposed advance
In rates 10 De charged by express com
phhicS. On the same dag there will be
Il hcarin; on proposed changes in tcl.-
phone rates. the most important OF
winch comes from Newport News.
where the iic!l Company asks permits
son l" adNhnc" It's charges ON two
party line telephones from 500 TO 81.
:car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
SEAY GOES TO MINNEAPOLIS
VIII Attend Conference Of Governors OF
MI Federal Reserve Hanks-'To
Speak at banquet.

Governor George j.. S"ay OF tho
+ cderai Reserve Bank of Richmond
ictt yesterday for Minneapolis. Mimi
to attend Il conference of the governors
OF the Federal reserve banks OF tho
country that will he held in that city
beginning tomorrow
Before leaving the city Mr.. Scay Sc
ceirrd Il telegram from Theodor" VOID
OIL minneapolis. advising him that ;he
Twin city Bankers Club. composed of
officers ana directors OF ST raul and
minneapolis banks. Will give it's fall
dinner on Thursday night and request
ing him To speak 20 the club on tins
occasion. Mr. Scay accepted the invi-
tation. The governors of all the Fed
crai reserve banks have been invited
to ID" guests ~ the dinner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
HfSItItNS tHE SiMNONF:D
ny COVER NME\T AND DEFENSE

fhySicihns summoned az witnesses
Tor III. government. Including. Org
william Russell Jones. william = COR
don and g. \: Ezekiel Vii appear in
court this morning at 1880 o'clock.
While Drr J /; Han " - IIorc. f..
81 I"ad", j. T. Roy. ~ ". RnwIcs O.
. W""ds"i f. &. iryc". g Is Sims.
j.. l. Talbot y. +. Grigg. Nelson Mcr-
Ger aud ! Allison iiodp"s. witnesses
lot "a" defense. were directed to nppcar
han noLr intcr
TIA" jar" n.it!ug IN The cns" iv made
~ az frl!""". ]: IT, EuElirh. w NJ.
Lawrence. -. +. McDow,li. F,.d nI"a.-
anti IS. : 'h"at"rci John l.. Grubha.
:. :. l"hnripn. Heath owen. John r.
Hinton Th"jnn. j. Wr"Hu. j. H. era e.
Tati ami T.. =. .nnnd"rn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
PI.h NNf.D no GRADE.
MIIk ACCONDING TO IIiSTS

broadly outlined. the plan is to Iii
vide all milk sold on the local market
INTO two gradC"--i;rIdc ~" and rr,G.
IL. MILK from herds tina, have re-
A"tcd property TO the tuhcrculiu TEST
ana are free from tuberculosis will be
admitted to grade "a" and Will I've per
United TO be sold raw or paSt.lr.zed
In addition to compliance with the
tub":culin test standard, such milk vi
on course. have to conform 10 N! other
regulations now in force
All other milk ndmiSsjbl. under pres
cnt ""@ulations Will h" placed Ia
grade IL" Such milk viii hav-. Ia lac
paS'"nriz"d ana it's sale. as at present.
flii not he permitted in the raw s,nte.
Ihc bottles in which the milk will he
supplied TO the consumer Will c,,rry
labels shown" the grade Il IL as
Sumed that The grad" "a" Drod,.ct VIII
command Il better sale. and in ;his
way encourage dairymcn who have not
Yet conc so to submit their herds TO
III" iubcrcu!in test. in order that tlrir.
product may be %driittcd to tn. pre-
I"rrct, class
me trading system is recommended
hN inc Commission on MIX Standards
ana Is now in force in u number of
cities The details OF tn. system, ,r,t
viii be put in force in Richmond viii
hc worked out At the mex. mcctiu.. Of
the EOarG of Health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
Stephens Was KILLED Nv .rr,,

'or"hcr TaNlor yesterday ascer-
tanned from injuries sustained by An
prey stephens. colorcd. who Was found
"eaH beside the Scaboard AIR Line
tracks near the foot Of St raul Street
ny iatroiinan Whitlock. that the negro
Ia" not pcch murdered. as vas feared
ne WAS OF the opinion that the man
mac undoubtedly been Killed by one of
me last trains which reach Richmond
!t't ~ night. In court yesterday Jus
nee crutchtielh dismissed the two
negroes who had hcou with the dead
man ana who had been arrested on
suspicion in connection with tlc case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
INTERFERING WITH OFFICER
II. j.. Gilman Is Fined SIu ON Con,I,.
lion Before Jury In IIustings
Court.

II. T.. Gilman was convicted in the
hustings Court Yesterday on the
c"arSe OF interfering with rark keeper
~ l.. Moore in the discharr. OF his
"utN on MAY is and was sentenced to
pay fin" of $40 and costs
Martha Gordon was convicted of soil
ing liquor without n license and son
'chced 10 pay a line OF Sl0o ana execute
IA n"hcc bond OF 500 for twelve months.
NIiiiam 81. Clair indicted for fell
ohious assault. was acquitted. The
case AGAINST Charles Jackson. CHARGED
win neiht suspicious character. sus-
P'r'c" OF stealing 81, was nolic prose
uuicd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
Shooting Cnsc Continued.

The case against II. A. Johnson, 2iIS
Jefferson Avenue. charged with shoot
ing Russell Luffsey, Il fftccn-ycar-o old
boy, i'll the leg early Saturday morn
ing. was continued until November 6
by Justice Crutchiicld yesterday.
1t is expected that the boy will be
abie to appear In court by that time.
Johnson claims that Luifscy, with sew
cral companions. made an effort to
steal bread from his store box, ana
that he shot to Brighten them The
hoy, however, claims that neither he
nor his companions had any such in
tent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
WILCOX ELECTED
Haltimorenn Elected to Vacancy on
Hoard ar Directors of Firth Dis
trict Federal Reserve HnuL

Henry u. Wilcox. presId..n; Of the
First National Bank Of Baltimore has
been decided upon by the baltimore
Clearing House Association To III the
vacancy on the board Of directors or
the Federal reserve bank for tic Fifth
District. which includes Hirhlnoud
Waldo Newcomer, president OF the Ma
iionnl Exchange Bank. OF Baltimore
has been the representative OF this
DIVISION on the Reserve Bank Board
ever sine" II was organized. but has
expressed II wish 4" be- relieved ur the
duties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
SEPTEMBER. 1915. Is FINED
As FINAL. TIME LIMIT

me same representations were made
I" the Board OF Health last June when
the force Of the argument was recog-
hlzcd In temporary suspension of the
tuhcrcuiin test order Last nights ac-
ton permanently diSposcs Of the mat
Ter by liking September /. 1915 as the
limit within which every dairyman
supplying Richmond will have to com
ply with the regulation.
With the enforcement Of the tuber-
chI'n test order deferred three years
the board took steps last night to
place :; premium on milk from tuber-
cuiin-tcSted cows, and ia this manner
10 create standing induccmcnt to
dairNmen to comply with the rcrula-
ton as cNpcditiOuSiy as possible. 1t
voted TO adopt Il grading system to be
applied to all milk sold In the city
which viii enable tn" consumer TO
know whether or not the milk he Is
buying comes from tubcrculin-tcstod
herds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19

tcS;nh'nE to-E,Sht. Mis- Katharine
H. Haw"s will conduct T;ibl. class
;or IN" study OF tho Gospel OF 81 Nat
th"w each Tuesday evening Itrin., ID .
IAN a"d winter ~ the t'oun" Won M,
CHRISTIAN Association building the
vi'SS - ior brsircss women. and will
meet promptly At $40 O'Clock
Another class will meet sL,r, v.od-
hcSd"| morning ut u oclocis l., ginning
tomorrow. The same course OF study,
VII he prescribed as for the night
class
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
.r,b,c., Market opcns To-Da..

The kich,nond Tobacco Market vii!
b.. ou,ncd tuIs morning with floor sales
OF loose leaf in three warehouses. The
sales for this week viii probably be
t:-II for farmers will bring in only
small lots TO test the market. Reports
from, the bright markets in this state
and North Carolina are that there are
large sales and heavy deliveries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
TUbERCUL|N TEST LIMIT
IS EXTENDED THREE YEARS
Board of Health Fixes September 1
1913, as Final Date for
Compliance.
TO ADOPT GRADING SYSTEM
Will Place Milk From Tuberculosis
Free Herds in Preferred Glass,
With Right Of Sale In Raw State.
PaStcuriZe All Other Milk.

experimenting action taken by II
last June. temporarily suspcnding the
order requiring all herds supplying
Richmond with milk to hc tuberculin
tested by September |. 1915. the Board
of Health last night fixed September
l. lolS--thrcc years hcncc--as the I'LL
inmate limit after which milk from
nerds that have not been shown TO be
Tree from tuberculosis by the applica
tloh OF the tuberculin test, will be
barred from the local market.
y delegation OF Twenty-Five. repre-
Scnting the Richmond Dairymcn's AS
ISOLATION. presented to the board rcso-
luuons adopted by their organization,
declaring that the immediate enforce
mcnt Of the order in respect To the
tuberculin test would cripple many Of
the members. ANA in some instances
RUIN them. Moreover. II was pointed
out. It's enforcement would produce an
unprecedented milk famine in the city
with resulting high prices for this
community.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
Fined for Selling Liu,,or.

liortcnsc Blair yesterday entered "a
plea OF guilty to the charge OF selling
liquor without II license, and vas fined
SlcD and costs by Justice crutchneld,
She was placed under $500 rond for
twelve months also.
The case against g. cecchi CHARGED
with selling liquor without a license
at 20 North Seventeenth street was
continued until October rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
Judge ltOI,iupon TO SIT

Judge Clarence w. Robinson. OF
Hcwport News, has been designated by
Governor stuart to sit for Judge cnini
dur!n" - part OF the October term of
ia" W"stmorrland County Circuit
Court III several cases in which the
latter docs not think II would he propct
for him To preside Judge Chirn was
counsel for the plaintiffs in these
cases h"f"r" he was elected TO the
bench.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
TOLD D0tTOK HE WOULD DIE
IL NOT GIVEN SOME: ORIG

William Williams n former piano
player in Il Hope well cabaret testified
that Charlie pcarcc. also OF the Prince
Gcorg" town tO!d him OF Or. Rrookcr
and that he made his first visit TO The
doctors office during the latte. part
OF July or tn" first of August Dr
Bro"kcr. he Sa!d made no inquiries
further than {" question him as to his
mode Of using tn. dope" ana the form
In which II" wanted il. Williams Sc
cured both morphine ana cocaine
on cross examination, Williams adj
mittcd that H." told Dr. Hrooler that
If don't get something | viii die"
He has been taking treatment in the
Guy Jail Hospital since September IL
Charlie Icarcc. who has been con
fined IN the li"nrico County Jail for
about - month. where Dr. j. Fulmcr
fright has hccn treating him for the
habit. said that hc first heard Of Dr
i:rookcr while IT ilopcwcU. ana tn.
physician had written - number Of
prescriptions for MIN without the
drugs, he said, he Was unable 10 per
form amy duty. Dr Erooller. he said,
had warned him agains, using them.
in such quantities.
T.. 7. ki!i!am. sometimes known as
T.. r. Sick"l: Mrs. g. y. p"arce. and
VIII" Robertson, co.orcd each ;csri-
tea TO Dving secured prescriptions for
various narcotic drugs from Or. Brook
or. with the testimony Of these Wit
n"sscs concluded court adjourned uutiI
10 O'Clock this inOIuIug
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
MuSICnl It.ntcrfnInnc

me Ladies aid Society of Cloptoo
rect BAPTIST Church gill Civ. a must
''tcT'aihmcnt tomorrow night at
and Hull Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19

chcatham Saunders. colorcd was ar
rested yesterday on the charge OF
cruelty To animals. He is alleged to
have 1nbbcd II pltchfork into the side
Of 81 mule belonging To the Clay Street
stables. 500 East Clay Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
Observe Apple Du,

NJ NChWoNd t0-N.| WI oT-rTy.
National Apple Day $" designated Nv
the International Apple Shippers AZ
ISOLATION. Public schools charitable 'u-
situations and business houses VII dts
tribute the fruit, which has been do
mated BY the focal dealers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19

sergeant Porter. OF Balti-
more VIII take Lorraine Cannon. =
Young white man arrested here a, tho
request az the Baltimore police. mack
/" mat city to-day 10 stand trial ON ,
cHhrEe Of stealing $50 ana some
Je"e'r% from roonmat" during las,
May. Detective T!nslcy arrested him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-19
BOY Arrested for Assault.

Bryant BcrrymaU, fou:tcen-year-
old boy. was arrested yesterday by
Policeman Tiller on charge of as
saulting Il. w. Carter, Jr and at
tempting to cut him with a knife
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