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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-07-29

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PERSONAL AND LOCAL 0
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THURSDAY
IN. and Mrs. Edward Bassett en-
tanned number Of their friends
ormaIIy at their home on the
t side last evening. Several hours
r. given over to playing cards
d later dancing was INDUCED in.
delicious luncheon was served,
& guests all departed for their
mes. reporting a most delightful
ne.
Tie at Home given By the EIks
night was largely attended. Tie
III evening made dancing pleas
e and The entertainment furnished
as appreciated by all who were
esent.
The Two automobile parties who
ent the day Wednesday painting
IL telephone poles with a red band
ID putting up signs on the Red
role Trail along both sides of the,
iaconsiu river returned home at
O'clock at night. They accomp-
he'd their purpose and did all the
ok hey had planned. They found
10 roads in excellent condition and
"a that good results will follow.
ov they want to do the same thing
! the road between Grand Rapids
ID Waupaca
Orrtn Gray was arrested ON com
int or Cnas. seheuneman and charg
with assault and battery, which
alleged to have been committed
July 49, The case was called in
tdee f. ". CaIHn's court Last eve
ug ANA adjourned one week. w. e.
nepIan appeared for the defendant
I'D District Attorney John Roberts
II the state.
Mesdames b. I. Philleo, William
1lIier and Z. J. Closuit attended a
Ia.n larty given by Mrs. }. d.
5wz,r 1T ManaWa yesterday There
r. torty ladies present at the
uty Mrs. rhinco was successful
iirst honor at a guess
test. From Manawa Meadamc
uilI,o and Closuit went to Waupa-
for i visit
Mrs. A. G. Rahm Of Winona, Mimi
rived in tue city today for a Wis
With Airs Guy r. Gets.
Mrs. Gladys returned from Mil
aukee Tuesday where she has been
sitting relatives for the past two
eeks.
Irauees AIadsen has returned toI
er home at Racine after a visit in
Is city 1T the II. A. Kruck home.
Prof. NJ. II. jackson is visiting
{ Bag Bend Wis, this week.
Miss Doris VaIcrius OF Chicago is
yLe ,iD a guest at the PAM f.
Older home.
MIS- Il Calm OF Appleton is a
nest ut the home of her daughter,
lrs Norbert Roemer.
MIR. and Mrs. Asa Dubois and son
/ Eau Claire are in the city guests
/ the {. NJ. sayre home.
Mrs VIM Nash and son have some
5 Cumden. Wash, 10 visit with her
ueuts Mr. ANA Mrs. f. T. Buns
{. {. Knudtson lett Wednesday
81 Cedar spur. Minn. where he is
mpio>e on 4 dredse
Arthur Tepm Of Milwaukee visit
a with his motber2l rs. Kate Pep
) Wednesday.
Mrs Hugh Goggins sr, has return
Il from visit at the home of her
aughta Mrs. Hayes in Mtlwau-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-07-29
THANK BUSINESS
MEN AND CITIZENS
From Mondays Daily.

FrOm Monday 3 DalIy.
The officers and members of the
Central Wisconsin Lutheran Saeng-
erbund wish to thank the citizens of
Grand Rapids for the general help
they gave maing the Sanger
est which was held yesterday, such
q decided success.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-07-29

John B. Erickson underwent an
/ operation for appendicitis al Riv-
ers5oe hospital this morning at 9
/ clock The operation was per
formed by Drs. Waters and Rtdg-
man. The operation was a success
LuI one and the patient is getting a
long as wei as can be expected.
FRIDAY
Mrs. ~. J. Berard and daughter are
visiting with friends at Owens.
Elmer GIadise Of Kansas City,
Ilnansas, is in the city a guest OF
his brother John for lew days.
Mrs. L. Voged and sons Of AIIwau-
zee have returned to their home at
ter a visit in the city at the BURNER
ater home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin Wen and
-..u1an OF Eau Claire are in the city
Tor weeks visit at the Louis Fritz
home on Mckinley street.
Misc Helen Genrich of Wausau is
in the city visiting at the Mrs, Vim.
Kerneen home and with Miss Natha-
lie Spafford.
80 Ia Sot - "a - . 1910 a. '-ol'
o-I l-S - \ INC = ~ : 49, :. ~
80 -
, .,....,....
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-
Z '.iii iLi'iiu' il'u'
MSS Evelyn Osborn of Ashland
m the city a guest of Miss Anita
HoIImuller.
,ru al IN, ,.oo,.o
C,aD.a.a- ~ -
-.aAc Minis, Wis. where they Will
pend some time.
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: - = - -I,g I...sa
--'e -''-ll'-7 ,71,.... 49,
~ - -''- - .
Miss Annina Daily has returned
I'm Naupaoa where she has been
-amIiEg with party OF friends iron
Mrs. A. F. Gottschalk and son are
visiting with friends at Iomah TINS
week.
Miss RUtb Fontaine and guests
..ses T.orotbv nrundage ana Mar
,oria Hubbard Of Merrill ana Nessrs
.abtock, Dan Cooney ana
'udter Stamm enjoyed picnic sup
per on the east bank OF the WIScon-
SIN riv@E last evening, after which
.uey mOtOIeu to Stevens Point to
lend the band concert.
Rerent1y in certain circles some
,.,q,,a,,i,, has baan achieved nv q
er+itIoo 81 Didn,+ Raisa NV
NV =. Pc o Soldier, d song which
,.s5, .a-avs to bo snno with . com.
.1tar ,,fale on+i+1od 81 Di7n,+ Raise
GfrI f. Ba . Mother ), The
would stand on precisely the
me heodore Roosevelt.
,rr ana Miro William, R,,a~ar and
,n.. ,rrs cnr Miller left vastar-
$3.50. ,ar 10 croosa ,,.,are +bav will
+,o ~na,-tas. ~,
5000 "a ta,-ao - 90 tho ,qtssfss
liz 49, - G Pam and St Tonfs
,ar,,- e,.,oo+s - ,.o+n,.n ahont
august L.
7,aa axoitahifsrv Of the wbeat mar
- t,.rso da,s C Of tho sort to en-
..-s..a ~, ia.zard Of daalfne in on
..ns ,1ne dav the 1u7v wheat takes
climb of ? CENTS on bad weather
reports. The next it siumps because
lie weather is fair and there is a
letter chance for the harvesting OF
A.,
- -, - - e,,,,,- -.oa,, ~ .nd
o,.- e,a,.- au5
''-l1 -. -, 80 60.
'"o l-''' ~, ,,,,.-t - -.
'''l'' -'li Gnu - ?, a ~, - &c.,
lner 17icbie5n Friday for a visit
1T the home Of Jacob Beyer. They
name The trip in their autOmObi.
and report the roads pretty good eG
,epting from Spencer down
Mrs. l.. A. Rector and daughteF
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-07-29
MAIL BOXES

The Wood County National Bank still
have a supply Of those popular mail boxes
that may be had for the asking We will be
glad to furnish all who apply until our stock
is exhausted
They are first class box in every way.
Wood County National Bank
Grand Rapids. Wis
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-07-29
DR.. GODDARD will be at
Grand Rapids. Witter Hotel
Tuesday, Aug. Ord

He makes no charges for friend
IL visit Hours 9 e. n. TO p. N
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-07-29
season. We wish him well.

A. ". Timm, a former resident
Of Wausau who last winter was
sentenced at Grand Rapids to serve
q term Of one year in Waupun. and
Who vas released on parole, was
-aAeL in charge by Sheriff Neumau
Of Lincoln county yesterday on order
from the parole officer and has
been taken TO Waupun 10 serve the
remainder Of his term. It is said
Tmm violated thA rems OF his a
r0le.-Wa Record Herald.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-07-29
TUESDAY

Andrew and Clarence Searls made
a trip by automobile last Saturday
to Phillips where Mr.. SearIes has
a Cranberry marsh. Last season
MI. searls planted six acres AMI he
reports that hits marsh is in a flour
ishing condition. Twenty-one acres
were planted this season.
Mrs Lydia Houstn left To-day for
Green Bay where she will visit with
relatives Tor some time.
5. ". Howard, proprietor of the
Howard Variety Store, left Sunday
night Tor Chicago on an extended bu-
siness trip.
Ile rumor that Cy Young, the base
bail pitcher, who worked for Stew
ems Foint two seasons ago, was
drowned in the Eastland disaster is
not true. Inquiry made TO relatives
revealed the fact that he missed
the boat.
Miss Alma, Elsie and Olga Bissig
have gone to City Point to visit
with friends and relatives.
c. c. miller OF Cumberland. Wis.
is visiting with W. F. GIeue.
1
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-07-29

Hazel DeEapp. Judge Calkins per
formed the ceremony
John B. Erickson underwent an
operation for appendicitis al Riv-
ers5oe hospital this morning at 8
c clock The operation was per
formed by Drs. Waters and Ridg-
man. The operation was a success
LuI one and the patient is getting a
long as well as can be expected
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-26
CLOSE 10 COUNCIL BLUFFa

s-Scre f farm ~ miles out; one SmG mile hOm
paved street. New s-room house, barn,
a little fruit. few acres timber. Z or
same OF II is rather rough, but new tim
Der soil. fine for fruit and garden or
good dairy place. 5000 will buy IT. pos
S S,SS the 'I monsy MCGEE SSEEsd REAL rs
TATH Co. l0o Pearl 81, Co. Blnffss
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-26
Missouri

Missouri.
GOOD HOMES In South AEi4soQEa. eaasap
Prices. I q NSSEesc aaAa 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-26
colorado"
Florida.

WE OWN many large ana s1nar traats
OF high grade orange and grapefruit
land In Orange county, Florida; also lands
suitable for growing sweet and Irish DO
tatoes, celery, corn, cotton, cane, Veae-
tables, natal hay. etc. We are in a posi-
ton TO wholesale at lowest prices TO be
found In the state, with terms to suit, or
Will exchange for northern property on
cash basis. Write US for particulars.
Florida Good Homes Co, Is ScarTitt
Bldg, Kansas City, Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-26
Dundee.
Must Sell
New Dundee Home
Dundee Homes

We have large list OF desirable Dun
dee homes for sale on easy terms. from
A,5O0 to $500 and up, according TO size,
construction and location. and II will pay
YOU to see our list before deciding to buy
elsewhere
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-26
Iowa.

B acres Of corn. 8 acres alfalfa, I acres
alfalfa, acres hog-tight; fair T-room
house. ,comfortable; a fair barn, corn
cellar. etc. Price 5000; 500 cash, s5Sj
annually. A. II. SMITH co. DAY 6nifh).
Is Pearl St, Co. Bluffs, Phone S29.s
a. ACRES. 90 miles from town; Groom
house, good new barn and corn shed;
and cisteTni rs acres valley land in Gull
tiyationi Z alfalfa. balance hill pasture.
saaS S nor So ' sSifTa co cESit 9aa
SMITH, e Pearl st.. Co. Bluffs. IA.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-26

,.o AcRrs. q mIIss Srom A6,nn.,

40 ACRES. Is miles from Minneapolis.
cultivation; balance used for pasture;
can practically all be cultivated; heavy
soil: good set buildings. consisting OF 6
cTibS. wind mills etc: the land VIII pre-
duce 20 bushels OF corn per acroi tel9-
phone In house; country thickly settled;
complete set OF machinery; ~ head OF
and 2-year-olds; six good horses, 6 hogs,
chickens; one-half OF this years crop
and everything on the farm goes AZ 80
per acre, half cash. Schwab BroO., l028
Plymouth Bldg. Minneapolis. MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-26
REAL EsTATE-soUTH SIDE
Field Club District
Large New
Residence

A beautiful brick residence; reinforced
concrete porch; brick balustrades, with
BEDFORD stone coping; front vestlbule
with tile floor; coat closet with mirror
door off vestibule; living room with fire
place; book cases; French doors between
living room and den; beam ceilings In
living and dining rooms; built-in buffet;
window seat and paneled wainscoting be-
low plate rail in dining room; oak finish
on the first floor and oak floors through
out; kitchen with built-in china cup
boards, broom and table leaf closet, with
clothes and dust chute: rear entry for
iceboX with drain; second floor has three
large bedrooms with large closets and
mirror doors; large sleeping porch; bath
room has tile floor base tub. pedestal
lavatory and shower bath: large attic;
basement equipped with laundry tubs,
toilet floor drain; piped for gas and
wired for electricity, with necessary wall
plugs for fans, irons and vacuum cleaner.
Entire house has up-to-date semi-indireCt
lighting fixtures; all walls nicely dec
Grated; screens for entire house; corner
lot with fine shade trees. Paving all paid.
Hanscom Park district. Price $500.
Terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
MANY HEROES SAVED
KAISER TELLS DOCTORS
niIue Medical Congress Held In
Hrusscls Gets McssnSc From
German Emperor

BERLIN. April ? Cby wireless 10 say
VIE" y. fD.-lncludcd in ;he news
items given out to da! by Tic overseas
Hc"s Agency is the following
unique medical congress was held
at BRUSSELS April and :. In Times OF,
peace il is the customc OF the surgeons
81 Germany to hold AN annual nicotine
for'he purpose or scientific discussion
IN some German city. lnsomuch AS
most Of these surgeons are engaged in
miiIiarN duty. tho congress met thi:
year during the Easter holidays ut
"Tussels. The experiences OF the sur
e"on" under war conditions were thor
oughly discussed.
ne congress came to an end with -
banquet attended by Governor General
Won Kissing. who made patriotic
speech
Telegram was received from En-
pcr"r William, who said that the nm =
excited work Of the German medical
corps had saved the lives and health of
numerous heroes and that the German
army and the German people had full
confidence in medical science"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
HAD VIRGINIA RELATIVES
Frank Powers, Cowboy. Dics on Ranch
Nrnr breckenridge, Mo.

Frank Powers, twenty-five years old
Weighing l5a pounds and with red hair
fiiiod himself on ranch near !;rcck-
"nridgc. Mo. few days ago. and his
body is held by the coroner at Rrcck-
"nridSc pending inquiry being made in
Richmond and Washington for relatives
of iii" dead man.
IL II. Nickel, OF MishaWaka, Ind who
has interested himself in the case, has
communicated with city and county
officials ~ several points between this
city and Washington. requesting that a
Scarch FOR the mother OF he dead
cowboy he notified OF his death.
In his communication Mr.. Nickel
writes: II knew Frank Powers in
Yuma, Col. He claimed TO have a
mother. owning considcra bic property.
not - long distance in Virginia from
washington lie also has brothers and
sisters living in Virginia"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
JURY RAISES PENALTY
Charles Station Not So sure As lie WA,
of Its Fairness

CHARLES station, IIenrico County negro
believes that II doesn't pay to fool ,vi,h
lur'es especially IIenrico County iurin.
me cause of Stations lost faith is This.
re was held for tho grand jury recent
~, being indicted Jointly with Gcorrc
Davis charged with breaking into n
ineaihousc owned by j. L. Doggoti. on
the Government Road. When the grand
jury met IL returned "A true bill against
hinl' ana ne was held for trial
AS ne was indicted Jointly with Davis
station decided that he would stand tri.i
al the same time Davis did. and sovo
'i'ne Tor all concerned. Wednesday mo
cases were called and a jury impanclcd
ana proceeded to try them When the
jury said that they should serve civ
months n Jail and pay fine OF $50.
station baked Yes, j.. baked ,yyo nv.
three times lie did not want his case
tried with Davis. and he was humornd
Davis was satisfied with his sentence
and said no more. And so ycsterd,,,
station was tried all by his lonesome :.
II" nearly tainted. II lis said. whom
I Deputy Clerk T. G. Fletcher read tho
J verdict. and we FIX his punishment n
'hree years in the State pcnitentiary"
ms attorney then moved the court I,
nave the verdict set aside and the mo-
7 ZION was continued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
MAKE GOOD USE OF
THOSE "EYE GATES"
Many Things Heard nn, Itcad That are
Not Appreciated Until
Seen

The things which make the deepest
impression on the mind are those that
are seen; things that pass 10 the mind
through the eye cate" are not soon
forS
The pioneer of all learning is the
cyc Young and old alike ask Ques-
tons about what they see. Publish
ers of modern literature take advant-
age of this and use illustrations So
mat IN" main points 81 the story ar
article may he Impressed upon tho
minds Of the readers through the icy @
gates, and thus be permanently cs-
tablishcd
In selecting Bible 10 present 10
its readers Tn" Times Dispatch found
several that set up the claim Of bciu.
frustrated, but, upon Investigation.
they were shown TO merely contain
pictures placed al random in the
volume. In the illustrated Ribl" which
selected every illustration is In it's
place. Besides being in lis place, il,
accurately and appropriately portrays
The subject matter which it accom-
panies and makes clcar-illuminatc ii
gives to il an added interest and an
educational value. II matters not how
many or what kind OF Bibles you mny
have in your home, the illustrations in
fhc Times Dispatch Bible Civ" to il
an individuality that at once makes ii
The only real reference book in any col
lection Of Bibles.
The Illustrated Bible distributed By
The Times Dispatch is bound in gen
uinc limp leather. stamped In gold
printed in large. readable type on "a
fine quality Of paper II contains cdu-
cational helps, marginal references,
self -pronounc!ng text and culorcd maps.
with the 600 magnificent illustrations
which were prepared for this work at
an expense Of $4,000, are also full
page plates from the world-famous Tis-
sot collection. 50 II becomes II work Of
art not to be cNcell"d.
For short time Tn" Times Dispatch
VIII distribute his grand educational
work to its readers. and everybody in
Richmond ana vicinity should avail
themselves Of this rare opportunity.
The educational certificate is printed
elsewhere in to-day's issue. clip ii
now, before you forget it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
JlTNEY CASE DISMISSED
Driver Pays for Repairs 10 buggy q
j. T.. GregOry.

Grover 5 Donald. jitncy bus
driver, was dismissed by magistrates
H. $. sunday. of IIcnrico County. veg
tcrdaN. charged with reckless driving,
ON the Ninc-Mile Road. Tic was alleged
TO nave ran into "A buggy driven hy j..
l.. ''r""ory. When the case was called
Tor trial Yesterday. IL was announced
'hdt Ip0raId had paid for the damages
caused |" tho buggy. and that Gregory
"id h"' want him prosecuted. Nagis-
trHic sunday said that he considered
mat TIC man should DC dismissed as
n" had paid $50 for repairing the
buggy and did not think tina; he should
also fine him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
COUNCIL. NOI WILLING TO
RAISE: TNXES At TIIIS rIME

With this deficit confronting ii. the
FINANCE Committee asked that the
city's tax rate be made sl..5 instead OF
I! Go. as il stands under the ordinance
just passed. This would have ncttcd
an extra 100000. which would have
wiped out the estimated deficit and left
small margin on the credi; side o.
the ledger
The Council, however. was wholly out
NJ sympathy with a raise in taNcs at
this stage. prcf"rrinS to wait y year
and gee how the new system work
out in practice. II was pointed out
that even a deficit Of $4,000 is not a
sum 10 become unduly excited about
in a budget Of s3.S0O.oo0. and that II
viii not be too late TO raise the rate
next year. when i; is found that the
budget needs arc exceeding the in
come.
3 graphic presentation Of the new
tax situation. as far as the city is
concerned. has been prepared by Spc-
cial Accountant n. G. Golfer in tho form
Of table showing tho comparative
rates for 1914 and 1915 on the several
tax subjects. The table shows the
city's gain or loss. as the case may be.
on each sI0o, but makes no attempt
I" estimate the gross losses and gains.
:, large chart carrying this table will
ne placed in tho city's section OF the
Mafiufacturers' Exhibit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
ATTEND FUNERAL
Judges james Keith and u. Carter
scott Leave for Wnrreuton.

TIL" funeral OF John a. G. Keith
former commemorative Attorney Of
fauGnior County, will take place to-
day in Warrcnton. Judge James * eth
uncle OF the young attorney. and Judge
X. carter scott, Mr.. Ecith's brother
in-Iaw, left FOR Warrcnton yesterday
morning TO attend tho ohscuuics.
John \. g. Keith was well known
in Richmond. and had many friends
here. He was prominent AS a lawyer
Several years ago he was selected by
the commemorative attorney OF Gull
pepper County to prosecute the Stroihcr
brothers for the killing Of William Ry-
waters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
WILL LIMIT RESTRICTIONS
State Cattle Regulations to Hc Grad
uulIy Reduced. Says Dr. Ferncyhough

DR.. J. O. F~rncy hough. state Vet
erinarian, yesterday afternoon an
rounced that further modification OF
the cattle quarantine regulations may
he expected WITHIN q f"w days
3 DR.. fcrn"yhough said that in about
ten days tn" stat. and Federal authori-
ties in charge OF the situation expect
to put the "tYe-milc AREA" IN iicnrico.
where all cattle are now confined under
the most rigid QuarantiH, restrictions.
ip the exposed area" Of IN" county
The effect of this will -" 10 permit
interstate shipments Of cattle for i'm
mediate slaughter from all parts OF
Henrico into other quarantine districts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
SAYS PALESTINE WILL RE
'tNIt.R OF WORLD WAR

"rthcrmorc. pr. Calisch predicted
ma, WITHIN the mcNt roo years There
H DO titanic struggle between the
'i''nt ana the occidcut, and Palestine
would occupy the same nnsI,ion mr.
he4 UNI now occupies with reference
90 nc European war. Because OF her
S'ratcRic position. she would he Tho
"a 'iiS ground OF the nations. and then
VI Wndi account he asked. would her
national unity be to her?
Concluding. DIR. Calisch said thar ,I,
pest heritage the Jews could leave
,ncir children was not rciuvcnaIcj
Palestine aud a national unity but rhc
heritage Of pure and consccratcd livcs.
examples OF devotion ana loyalty and
their fathers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
POLICE COURT CASES
w. IL. Martin Required to Give Security
for Thirty Dnyx,

'" K. Martin. charged with stealing
n SUIT Of clothes from IL. c. Gatcwood,
was placed under $500 security for
thirty days in Police Court yesterday
morning.
me nearing OF r. j. o'Rricn. charged
with stealing electric lamps from Va
Electric shop, was continued to April I.
charles Hewitt. white, WAS sent 10
jan 'or thirty days on "a charge OF help
ing himself to seven chick ems belonging
to NJ. NJ fillmore.
Joseph Shafcr, charged with torturing
diScascd mule. was fined So
THOMAS johnson. colored. was fined
500 on a charge of speeding. and tool,
an appeal. Surety in the sum OF $500
was given for him by A. =. Buford, Jr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
THREE GOVERNORS WRITE
VIII Attend Confederate Reunion if
business of state Docs Not. Prevent.

Three more OF the Governors OF
Southern States to whom Governor
stuart addressed letters inviting them
to attend the Confederate reunion here
In June with the members OF their
respective STATS have responded.
Governors l.. \. Hall. OF Louisiana /;
Earl Brewer, Of Mississippi, and Gov
crnor Major, Of Missouri, were heard
from yesterday. Each indicated his
desire to attend the reunion, but on
pressed doubt as to his ability to make
the trip. giving rs the reason that
official business would deprive them Of
the pleasure. in all probability. Gov
ernor Stmarts invitation was sent to
the executive of every Southern State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
ALDERMAN TO SPEAK
Will Addrehs Virginia HygeInc Asso-
citation Here N-Nt Week

Or. Edwin =. Alderman. of the Uni
versity OF Virginia, and other dIstin-
guishcd educators and public men Will
denver addresses 20 ~" Virginia
Hygiene Association here next week
Among the speakers viii ne ! T. Rev
nolda, OF Now York: senator g. w.
Mapp, OF Accomac: Dr. l.. r Royater.
OF Norfolk J. ". Hougn ~ Norfolk.
tapd Rev John Is VIM. OF Roanokc
The meetings viii be held in tho
Young Mems Christian Association
Euildine. Rev. u r Mastin is secre-
tary OF the association