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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
Help Wanted.

EXPERIENCED SALES SHADES WANTED. Apply to E. H. Dillon & Co.,, 11O5 Main St. 30 b.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
AnabuIanceS

AAGBUL1ANCES-fn cars and linuusines Charges reasonable James T. Rourke. 1295 Main street Phone 1se1- pr ds
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
TODAY'S WANTS

MRS. BELLWOOD, chironodist. Stratfield Hotel building. Entrance 142t Golden Hill St. Hours 10 to 6.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
Ghir0pEactAe

DIR. sTEINFADr tGraduate Bauner College, Natureopathy) takes pleasure in Informing the public fhat he has opened offices in se=s eurity Building, Room 610, and will render pf6fessionaI services to any 60 desirtngs to 12: to 5 to Q evenfngss Terms within reach Of everyone desiring health. Consult takfon free. Te1ephone
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
Inventors

WANTED-Inventor to send for one Of my booklets on us. and Foreign patent. Mercer L. BIondeI. Patent ssol{cffor. Conn National Bank building. B 27 "h
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

STOCK SALESMAN wanted on a high class local proposition. Apply Room 4O5. City Savings Bank Building. I eff
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

,COUTTNEY'S-1 Is Wall street. All outside, pleasantly furnishc ] Sroe ms for gentlemen. Center df city. Moderate R ale
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
Heal Estate s'Or Sale

DROP AROUND AND SEE ME. Real Estate advertisements look alike I can offer the nome or other invest ment you want Prices. ,cHem3 ard ralues right NdcAvoyl Security Building. Tel. 493o. R IF eff
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
Trucking, Coal and Wood

FURNITURE REMOVED, teamwork.
 horses sale and hire, coal md wood.
 Portable power for saving wood or other purposes. John D. Dixon, 13s
 Evergreen St Tel 4866. TB . t1
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
UncIassIfled

CELLARS put in sanitary condition at moderate price. Address ". H Jackson. Care of Farmer.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

.ssAfECHANICs HOTEL, caters to worlkingmenl particularly Meals at all hours. nicely furnished rooms: also bar in connection. Rates req sonab1e. 2-79 State St.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
SCOUT MEN ORGANIZE
officials of Roy Scout Organization
Form Club TO Promote
Work OF Order,

For the purpose of Keeping in closer
personal touch with one another, so as
to carry on more effectively the work
Of the organization. the scoutmastcrs,
assistants and executive officials. Rov
Scouts az America, have formed the
Scoutmastcts' club OF Richmond +.
Einford Walford was elected presi-
dent. Ashby II. Pyle vice president. II.
&. Sledd treasurer. and r. q. Ilcinrich
secretary.
An executive committee consisting OF
the president. five district commission
crs. the secretary. and the scout COM
missioner and executive. were APP
pointed NJ, duly commissioned scout
officials Of Richmond are. by virtue Of
their commissions. granted membership
in the cluh. which will hold regular
monthly meetings on tho second Tues
day of each month.
The scoutmastcrs decided that the
proposed battlefield hike as announced
some time ago to be taken October
90 would be untimcly. and it was post
poned indefinitely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
PRESIDENTS ADDRESS is
FEATURE OF CONVENTION
fhotoEraphrrs IIcnr Reports md VIII
ness Demonstrations I'm Posing
and Lighting.

The annual address OF President. !.
!. HOWE. OF Columbia. : c. was the
feature of the second days session Of
IN" eighteenth annual convention Of
IN" Photographers Association OF Vlr-
Sinia and the Carolinas in the Assem-
bly, hall OF the Richmond Hotel yes
'erdhy. President lIowic discussed at
some length in his address tho airns
and objects Of the association
The chef object" u. aid lis to
hrini: together all the photorraphcrs Of
the tar"!inas and Virginia and 10 dis
cuSs TIC science and art Of photog-
ranhN. TO exchange ideas and - on
courage that corporation which ir So
essential to tho life and prosperity Of
any organizations"
He p!cfaccd his review of the worl,
accomplished in the past year with an
interesting discussion OF the history ~
photogrhph since its beginning in
1777.
O. w. Cole. OF Roanoke. read tho re-
port of the delegates to tho national
convention at the morning session. and
demonstrations on posing and light
ing were given by Miss Emma Ger
hard, or 81. Louis, Mo. Manly w Tv-
rec. Of Washington. II. G. then gave
demonstrations with the air brush.
which is employed TO bring ont lights
ana shadows In photogra The af-
tcrnoon was given to the dealers in
Photographic supplies. who had ma
teriais TO exhibit. and Mt $50 o'clock
the delegates enjoyed - luncheon in
the grill room of the hotel
at the night sessin G. II. Claudy, OF
Washington. read paper on The
Photographer as Il Business Man"
There was general discussion of Mr..
Claudy's paper.
Two business sessions will he held
to-day, one at 9:3n o'clock This morn
ing and the second ut . o'clock In the
afternoon. \ question box will he
opened at this session. The election of
officers will also be held The rho
tngrap piers viii adjourn at tn. close
OF the afternoon session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
DREWRY-HUGHES co. WILL
RETIRE FROM BUSINESS
wholesale Dry Goods Firm Iins Been
Established Eighty Years md
IN Widely Known

The Dr"wry- Hughes Co. I4l2-l6
East Car! Street. rated as one OF the
largest dry goods and notion cstab-
iishmentS in the South, will retire from
business shortly. according to AN an
nounccmcn; made Yesterday.
While it has been reported i'm down.
town business circles for several DAYS
that some such step was contemplated
no definite statement could he secured
and the first information of tn. retire
mcnt appears in the nature % an ad-
Eertisem"nt this morning
meeting "f the stockholders of the
company has been called for SATURDAY
october 30, when the matter will be
formally decided upon by them The
retirement has been under cCuSidcra-
ton for som" time. ana ii is reported
that n new concern. with entirely new
capital, Will probably take over the
business or form a new company. No
statement on this point could be Sc
cured last night. officials of tho COM
pany stating that they could make no
announcement Of the plans of the con-
corn before the meeting of the stock
holders.
The Drewry Hughes CO. is one Of the
oldest Wholesale dryEoods establish
liShmcnts in the city. having been
formed nearly eighty years. The com
pany is capitalized at between 5000. 600
and 100000. 1t is stated that the en-
tire stock Will he sold ut once. John
G. Freeman Is president and treasurer
of the company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
DECIDE MILITARY DETAILS
OF MONUMENT UNWILLING
Governor .stu. art and Acknowledgement
sale Confer On Final Arrange
mcnts for IIic Occasion.

Details OF the military features Of
tho Tyler Monument unvcilinp ccr.-
monies were arranged yesterday at a
conference held by Governor stuart
and AdjUtant General W. ". Sale The
memorial Is to be unveiled Tuesday.
All OF tho military companies Of
Richmond VIII march in the parade,
which IS TO preccde tho ceremonies
in Hollywood. The Richmond Light
Infantry Blues. the Richmond Cirays,
the Howttzers and the Signal Corps
WI! assemble In Capitol Square at 3
o'clock. where the marching column
VII! DC formed. The parade will start
from the WASHINGTON Monument a, i
O'Clock. The Coast Artillery Band.
from Fort Monroe. VIII lead the mill
tary bodies ia the march
Many members of the state senate
and House of Delegates are expected
here TOR Tho occasion. in addition to
The special committee named 10y the
presiding officers Of the two branches
OF III" General Assembly last winter
Tho ceremonies in Hollywood will
DC solemn and impressive. Mrs. Pearl
Tyler Ellis. OF Montgomery County.
vii! have the honor Of unvc!linG the
memorial Snc Is the only surviving
daughter Of President John Tyler
The memorial address. will he de-
lycrcd ny armis,oaa g. Gordon, II
stanton, whose grandfather VAS an
intimate friend Of President Tyler and
his co!leagu" In Congress
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
H0PEWELL POLICEMEN
REPORTED TO GOVERNOR
Richmond Officers Name Police Lieu.
tenant Barnes in Latest
Complaint.
POLICE COURT CLERK IS HELD
Boyer Charged With Tipping on
speak Easy" Proprietor After
Warrant Was Asked For-Nev
Clerk Is Named by Stuart.

Further charges regarding tho con-
duct Of police officers and OF the Police
Court Mt I!opcwell were lodged ,rith
Governor Stuart yesterday bv Ac,;ur
Sergeant Ecrtucci and Policeman u T.
sweet. of the Richmond Police Depart
ment, who arc detailed for du,v IN
Hopcwcll and vicinity.
William Boyer acting clerk o, tho
Police Court, who was arrested -,
Hertuccfs complaint that he had ,inned
on III" proprietor Of 'spcakeasy"
VIII II" held this morning Bower has
n""i permitted to continue his du,i..
regardless Of the charge Of obs,r,,a,
ing INC administration of Justice
foiicc Lieutenant Barnes. wbo r
Formerly with the Norfollt fore, 49,,
charged by Ecrtucci with shIfiing r,n,,,
p,iS OF tn" Iiopcwcll force dijrirr ~
abSenc" Of Chief of Police Gotta, 49,,
asserts that 'hc result has Leon ,h,t
re "l'icicrcE Of the men has boor co
ilouS'F hainpercd There appears 70 bn
some conflict in reports of Bnrnos's roc
orc with the Norfolk force
nc Richmond officers charge ,b,+
al'cr rh"y had applied for n search 80
I"h'' winch they intended to uso i,
II" cnor' 10 break up 'spcnk-casv"
1pc'n'ca by ono oklahoma Harry"
hoyer tipped OF the proprietor
- ii"sh T. Bi!chctt. Of near Prime.
r'otEe courthouse. has been no,ned
SicrH OF the Police Court at Iionn,yeii
w authority OF Governor Stuart. and
VIII assume his duties to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
LITTLE HOPE HELD OUT
FOR AUTOMOBILE VICTIM
Wan Struck by Car ut Sixth .,s cr..
IN Identified as Charlie.
w. SmuIi

me condition OF Charles W Small
ma ch!hist living at 1915 Fifth Aveniin
tilshland Park, who was seriously in,
yu'eu Whct run over by John II Wick.
nam automobile near Sixth and Gr,c.
street tuesday afternoon. was re-
ported as critical at Virginia Hos
pi'a! early this morning. Bat li,t1s
nope Tor his recovery is entertained
d! surgeons there. They state mar
Smhl!s skull was fractured
SHih!! lay in the Virginia Hospital
unidentified until yesterday. when
men'hers OF his family read his de-
ScF!pt!"n in The Times Dispatch and
came there seeking him. II. waa
promptly identified.
W ham. who is superintendent or
schools of Hanover County. wa. ar
rested by Policeman y. NJ. smith. He
was hailed for his appearance in tho
romeo Court Saturday morning. Wick-
ham claims that the accident was un.
aVoida bic
the condition of Pcyton Johnson,
me eight ycar-old negro boy who waa
run down hy W. t. Forbes at Ham
cock and Clay Streets TUESDAY night.
WAS ais" reported a. serious the how
suffered fracture Of the skull and n
broken arm Forbes. who was arr
rested 10y Policeman w. +. Clarke.
claimed that the accident was UNI
avOidablc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
PeNlTENTIARY SENTENCE
FOR GEORGE WILLIAMS
tuStihGS Court Imposes Sentence of
seven Years Upon Conviction
for iiUuscbrcnkinG

George Williams. alias Pap" Long.
was sentenced to a total Of seven
years in the state Pcnitcntiary yestcr-
day in the Hastings Court on three
indictments, charging houscbrcakimr
He received thr"" years for entering
the home of John L. kcnney, two years
Tor breaking into the home OF t. W
carter and two Years for entering the
dwelling Of Charles Henderson.
Eugene Watkins. alias lack Branch
was sentenced to two years in the pen
itcntiary, upon convection on the
charS" of houschrcakinE. Charles
Holmes. charged with asSaulting Net
tic Perkins. was given thirty days in
Jail and fined So.
Robert Pryor. who was indicted by
the grand jury on tn" charge Of break
ing into the store OF tho Dennis Auto
supply Company and stealing two au-
tomobiic tires, was sent Ia Jail for
twelve months
John Williams charged with steal
ing horse owned by Charles j. Cros-
by, was acquitted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
LEGISLATURE MAY SELECT
WILLIS FINAL REPOSITORY
\cifhcr Judge Keith Nor Governor
piSposcd 10 th""s" Hrtrccn Several
NcStinE Places Surrcstrd

mere Is every reason to believe that
the General Assembly Will be called
upon To designate a pcrnanut rcDosi-
tory Tor the Martha Washington will,
ana mat the document will remain
IN the custody OF Governor Stuart until
next winter
While the VIII was surrendered I'M
conditionany by J. p. Morgan to Judge
Keith. neither the President OF the
virginia supreme Court nor tho Gov
"rnoT seems disposed TO name a choice
between the Fairfax County Court
house. from which the will was taken
Mount Vernon and the State Library
l'niidinE. II is known that the Fair
lax County authorities are unwilling
:" see the treasured relic 70 10 Noun;
vernon or elsewhere outside OF that
county, and there is a strong prob
ability that the county would object
4" us removal unless the General AS
s"mhlT should decide that another
piac" than the Fairfax County clerks
ono" would be moro hitting reposi-
tory. The Fairfax authorities how
over. have yet to say what course thcy
VIII pursue in the matter
II liz conceded that the will is IN.
property OF Fairfax. hut II is also
pointed out that Fairfax County be-
longs To Virginia, and that The Leg
iSIaturc has power TO transfer owner
snip OF the document from the county
I" the state. The Martha WASHINGTON
VIII now reposeS in Governor Stunrt's
Office safe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
BRYAN WILL BE GUEST
OF Acknowledgement
John Garland Pollard VIII Entertain
Former Secretary Of state on Visit
Here saturday,

William Jennings Bryan Will he the
guest of Acknowledgement John Car
iaha follard during his brief stay in
Richmond. Mr.. Pollard will meet Mr..
liryan next Saturday at the Mecklen-
Durg County fair. in Chase City. where
both arc programmed to deliver ad-
dresses They will come to Richmond
together. arriving here at $50 o'clock
In the evening. The former Secretary
or State viii be entertained by the At
torney-General At Murphy's Hotel
Mr. Bryan's itinerary will prevent
him from remaining here later than
Sunday noon. lie is on lecturlng
tour and is booked solid" speaking
every night in different place. His
subject in Richmond will be 1.-THE Eu-
r0pean War and What 1t Means to U.s."
The lecture is to he given for tho bene-
tit of the Anti-Saloon League fund.
Mr. Bryan spoke at Birmingham.
Ala, last night. and will deliver adj
dresses in Charlotte and Greensboro. n.
c.. tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
GARNETT RULES ON RIGHT
TO PLACE TAX ON CIRCUS
Holds That Exhibitor al McrI,IcnhurE
NnSt Pay f.Ntrn sum Ia Show
During Fair.

Assistant Attorney General Z. Il.
'iarn"tt yesterday rendered an opin-
ion a. tn" request Of the Mccklcnhurg
County authorities. constituting Ger
tain provision of The tax law applying
to cirCuscs
y travelling circus desires to exhibit
III Mccl;lcnhurg while the county fair
- in progress. Tho agent OF thu show
challenged the right Of the commits
SiOn"r OF the revenue to assess more
than the regular circus tax. contend
ing that tn" performances wcre not
to he givcn close 10 the fair grounds.
but at Il considerable distance there
from.
TN" law provides that no circus or
other travelling show can give exhibit
tons within a week Of the date Of the
"p"nin" OF IAN aHriculturhl fair. nm
less tho management Of the show pays
special fee of $3.50 ~ addition TO the
rcGul'" tax or circus pcrformanccs
except when 'ha show is given in con-
ncction with rh" rair
TIL" Assistant Attorney General ad-
viscd the MccklcnhurG authorities that
the law is plain. and the additional
$3.50 tax must he collected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
No Eull to FoNow
Eating hese Apples
Commission Men WiUDistribute
barrels OF Fruit TO Celebrate
Apple Day.

Cold storage ana commission men OF
iichinond are planning to have Ma
tiohal Apple Day, Tuesday, October 10.
observed throughout the city They
want every man. woman :and child to
eat AT least one apple on that day
10 aid i'll the movement, arrange
mcnts arc being made to give away Mt
least 100 barrels of apples tor distri-
button in the schools, hospitals and
among the less fortunate of the city's
people Charitable organizations will
be asked to cooperate in the distribu-
lioh or the fruit and see that the prod
uct reaches the deserving.
conference of the apple men will
ne hcld this week, when further de-
tal!s Will he discussed and plans laid
Tor furthcring the idea. Eugene Rob-
lnson. OF the Richmond Cold Storage
Company. Is chairman OF the commit
tee on arrangements.
National Apple Day was established
tour years ago by resolutions adopted
ny the International Apple shippers
Association. 1t is observed generally
throughout the United states and Can.
ada. especially in sections where the
apple industry is Of Importance to the
community.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
HARLOW FOUND GUILTY
Given Three Ycnr< in Pcnftentiary by
Hcnrico County Circuit Court
for burglary.

The following cases were dispos cd
of yesterday in the Hcnrico Circuit
Court:
Rosetta Nelson, colorcd. charged with
entering the dwelling OF Katie Scott,
also colorcd, and stealing goods to the
value Of 81, was fined 81.
Peter Anthony, charged with enter
Ing tho Storchousc OF q. &. Jones, ut
Grecndale, in the night and stealing
goods valued at $50. was dismissed
Albert Harlow, alias Albert Holly,
charged with entering the storchousc
Of a. a. lIarvic nj night and stealing
goods TO the value of $35, was found
gnilty and sentenced to the State PEN
itentiary for three years.
Two civil cases those of John T.. Lay,
Jr.. against II. l., Barnes, and H. Sell
don Taylor & Sons. against l.. r.. Will
son, will engage the attention OF the
court to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
WANT ACCOUNTANTS HELP
Town Of HHdforh and Cumberland
County Trensurcr's Books VIII He
Checked Up by sInyth

Acting upon q request from tn" Town
Council of Radford. state Accountant
" Frank Smyth yesterday sen, one
Of mis- deputies 70 that town to check
up the accounts OF the treasurer and
other officials y similar requcs, ha.
hecn received from Cumberland County.
An accountant win bc sonr there 10
overhaul The treasurcrs books
Accountant Smyth stated that nc
had no reason 20 expect anything wrong
win The books At either place TN"
haGford authorities. ne said. merely
desire 10 !naugurate a better system
Of accounting, existing conditions, i'm
the town offices being Unsatisfactory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
WIDEN LOCUST ALLEY
tonrd Asks Connril to Acquire Prom
crty Necessary for Dig Down
town improvements

on motion Of Commissioner Henry
+. Beck, the Administrative Board yes
terday adopted resolution requesting
the Council. through Mayor Ainslio 10
direct the City Attorney TO acquire
through the usual channels sufficient
property to widen Locust Alley, be-
tween Main and Franklin Streets, to
n uniform width OF not less than six
weight feet.
Property owners in this section Pc
titioned tho board several weeks ago
to make this Improvement, asserting
that the widening Of this street would
make direct outlet for traffic he
tween Main and Broad Streets in the
eastern section Of the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
DENIES PETITION
Supreme Court Refuses to Interfere
with Verdict In Suit Against
George VI. Cayce.

The Supreme Court OF Appeals of
Virginia yesterday denied the petition
of the defendant in the case of Leila
Cayce Hutchinson versus George NJ.
Caycc and others. asking for n re-
hearing. The case was appealed from
the Chanccry Court of Richmond
Mrs. Hutchinson brought suit against
other heirs of tho late Milton Caycc,
her father. TO force the sale OF property
on Grove Avenue, in which all parties
to the suit are interested. so that tho
money might be invested in other
property. Tho Chancery Court refused
to Issue an order authorizing tho salo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
ORDERS KEssN|CH's BAND
TO LEAVE GRAYs' ARMORY
Major Bright Notifies Musicians to
Nncnte, Charging Violation
of Agreement.
ECHO OF SUNDAYS PARADE
Director of Band Failed to Comply
With Request That 1t Head Grays'
Battalion, Although Under Con-
tract to Do So.

Major J. Fulmcr Bright commanding
the Richmond Grays. yesterday after
noon ordered Kessnich's Band to va
cate quarters assigned to the organi-
zation In the First Regiment Armory.
Sixth and Marshall Streets. The ac-
ton was taken by Major Bright fol-
lowing the refusal of the band to
parade with the Grays Battalion sun
day afternoon upon the arrival of the
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Com
pany Of Massachusetts.
Major Bright said last night that
the arrangement made with the band
called for the organization to parade
with the Grays Battalion four times Il
year-twicc outdoors and twice at
armory affairs. In return, the battalion
provided the band with quarters in the
armory.
When orders were issued for the bat :
TALON to parade Sunday afternoon
Major Bright notified Director Joseph
kessnich that the band would be cx-
Dected to parade with the Grays
kessnich replied that he had received
conflicting written orders from the re-
ception committee
GRAYS WE'RE WITHOUT
MUSICAL. ORGA NIZArIOS
The band appeared in the parade at
fantry Blues Battalion. which led the
procession from Elba Station to tho
Jefferson Hotel The GrayS were with
out musical organization.
The members OF Kessnich's Band are
not enlisted in the Virginia Volunteers
Major Bright said, and he had no al
tentative but to order them to vacatc
the quarters in the Grays' Armorv
upon their refusal to carry out the
contract
IF they were regularly enlisted. |
should have recommended that they he
court martialed," the major added.
KESSNICH ADMITS THAT
ACTION WAS JUSTIFIED
Mr. Kcssnich admitted freely last
night that Major BrEhts action was
justified. 1t was his understanding
he said, that the Blues and Gravs
would march together in SUNDAYS
parade. and that therefore there would
bc no sharp distinction as to which
battalion would have the bands SER
vices.
me to place tho band at the head OF
the Blues Battalion. and did so. II
is true. however that had previously
Undertaken to march with the Grays
! admit that I was in the wrong. T
have written to Major Bright inform
ing him that his order to vacatc the
quarters in the armory will he promptly
complied with. Under Major BriCbt's
order tho band is TO leave the ar,nory
/ by Friday"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
Move Trncks From c,., Stree,

The Administrativc Board YESTERDAY
directed city Engineer Boiling TO serve
proper notice on the Richmond, Fred
erlctshurS and Potomac Railroad Com.
pan' I" vacatc Clay street and remove
Is tracks TO private property within
ten days. IN order that Lamour Avenue
may b" closed at once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
Try Alleged pur,e-snptchcr

The case "f Luther II. Winston.
y"ior'd. CHARGED with stealing Il purse
from Mrs. Mary Ross, r. i. ID. No. ).
at Eighteenth ana Main Streets Sat
nrnaE night. was continued until Sat
uT"ay in the Police Court yesterday.
Tho continuance was granted in order
mat Mrs. Ross might be summoned
10 appear agains, The negro.