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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02

Glover Ruekstait. one Of the
Montsmara drivers at Tacoma,
took q turn around the s~o.r'lis
course In t:ff:ot. Which 10
only foS nlies per hour. He
Gays he can get better than that
out OF his car. . Mercer. Tho
Monsar,sra races begin tomor.
row night, with the official
speed trials for drivers.
GEORGE "A. CHURCH OF Prince
ton and r. Norris Williams OF Har
ward are meeting in Pittsburg today
to decide the clay court tennis
championship.
SAM RUSSELL. former holder oil
the state championship. and Van
Kuran. one OF the fastest players IN
the city. are on the card for the sec
ond days play IN the inter.city ten
mis- championships at Blackstone
field.
c. o. BROWN Of Chicago broke
the mile swimming record nj Indian
apolis. The new mark is 25:5sas.
WoMEk's EVENTS in Woodland
park tennis tourney: Miss Connie
Goodfellow vs.. Miss June keltner I:
Miss Alice Salmon w. Miss l.. Peter.
son. Miss Myra Lambuth will play
the winner OF the latter event.
BENNY kAuFF OF the Brooklyn
Feds is talking about jumping to the
New York Nationals again. He Ia
suing the Brooklyn club for his sal.
airy.
GEORGE e. TILDEN and r. X.
Van Tuyl. both Seattle golfers, we're
scheduled 10 met in the semi-flnais
today In the potlatch tourney at the
Seattle Golf club links.
Jack Neville of California was
lined up against Russell Smith. the
Portland star.
Paul Ford. tho Seattle lad, won
the prize for the best gross score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02

that will much danger OF having TO this
ward because, the best of knowledge and belief
de isn't any such thing dental combine AT least no
och nightmare has bothered and we have been
Dang business in Seattle for many Perhaps people
Who troubled with such dreams have something their
ssenee. have been eating heartily something OF
lat sort
THIS DENTAL WAR IN WHICH THE PUBLIC is
The LEAST BIT INTERESTED AND THAT is
WERE THEY CAN GET THE BEST DENTAL SER
VICE FOR THEIR MONEY.
Here the kind of service the Regal Dentists have to
f you-you be the best judge as to whether or not
appeals to you
FRsT-The services of graduate registered dentists who
m graduated from the best dental schools in the country
md have the thorough searching examination OF the
e dental board Of Washington and have their certificates
ngng right the wall in plain sight in front Of their
na chairs We employ this high type of men because they
as the only kind that are qualified the class OF
a work that the public Is entitled and the kind of work
hat can stand behind with our ron-clad guarantee
SECOND-We offer you absolutely painless methods
ne most improved and uptodate that modern science has
ben able to devise.
THIRD-We offer you real and sincere desire
m please and satisfy realize that is the only
Wy we can build up our business
rooKIH-We offer you the very pest materials 'ha'
money can buy with which your work will be done.
FIFTH-We offer you a written guarantee with your
YORK which is signed only by the operator who did your
wosk but also by Dr. L. r. Clark manager and owner OF
ms Office who is thoroughly responsible in every way and
- record of of satisfactory service to Seattle
pcpe behind him.
And we submit to your good judgment that all the
eraon that is being poured out by one jealous Seattle
st and all his devng back into ancient history neither
the quality of his work in the slightest nor does It
- the slightest bearing on the present situation
There certain class Of people who refuse to progress
% keep up with the times They think that because
uang years ago it still holds good today In
many this the Seaes leading dental
comedian appears belong this class He ought to wake
p and get up to date
A WORD ABOUT YOUR TEETH
If your attention, you should put off having
mem attended to-they most important factor in your
general health-come up and let give you thorough
Elimination and estinate-that places you under oblga
a0n whatever-and you will probably be surprised to find
now little will really to have your teeth put in perfect
sondion Furthermore, II can't prove to you that
er you for the money than any one sse. won't
0pect to do your work.
TEETH PULLED FREE
1scn morning from $3.50 to 10 to demonstrate Painless
Methods.
Regal Dental Offices
DR.. L. r. CLARK, MANAGER
laos Third Ave, N. w. Corner Third and Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02
DRIVES MERCER 1O4 MILES AN
HOUR IN ATRYOuT At TACOMA

with rs.
Mlsa Agnes Ford defeated Mrs. n,
s. Wilson. tho club champion.
cUNBoAr SMITH took whip
ping 10 New York last niEht from
Charley Weinert OF Newark. The
latter had seven rounds out OF 10
all hts own say. George Rodel. the
Bocr. knocked out Sailor Fritts OF
Brooklyn. Jack Hemple OF Califor.
MIA licked Battling Jim Johnson 20
easily they stopped the bout at the
end OF the fourth round.
WALTER c. HAGEN OF Roches.
ter. n. T.. has annexed tho Massa,
chuset's open golf championship.
WE SPLIT even IN two games
with Vancouver, which leaves us
Just as near the cellar as we were
before. and VIC defy any team In the
league 10 try To pull us out. Dug
announces a double-headcr here
Monday. the frs. game beginning at
o'clock. We will meet Victoria
r1r~s G~r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02

SIX great fruit CAKES three
x,lchIns 100 pounds each and
three weighing so pounds
niece, will be divided among
=. Youngsters who win prizes
n shs grand march on Mardl
n,ss NIGHT. Saturday evening.
NV ~. when Shrine week
.leses lis period OF festlvlty In
essssle.
Ser the most attractive
.reup Of children, three or
..re. on floats. the first prize
Iii b . too.pound cake. and
~ second a sopeund cake.
yssss children must be native
esrn and white.
For the most attractive
..oup OF Oriental children,
ssrse or more, on floats, two
..her cakes, first and second
.r,rs,. will be awarded: and
sNlrd,y, for the beat group OF
,,eksnlnnIss on floats. the re-
rsInlno two cakes will be Of
fsred.
me children will not be the onl
..ss remembered IN the prizes
~ most original group OF three {
=. persors In costume Will set s.
: ash; the second sis.5o.
me most original couple In co,
,xr~ viii draw $50. and the secou
Z SO -
- h costume will get SIS. as wi
A. most original female: while IN
sscord Ia each case will get sT.5I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02

o~-Wlll you tell me, thru your
columns, how TO prepare Iellled
chleken1 MRS. c.
A.--Simmer a chicken until tho
meat slips from the bones. Reduce
tho water In which the chicken
boils to about n pint. In the mean
time. remove all the skin. fat and
gristle from tho chicken and cut
into small pieces. or else leave In
the big pieces that slip from the
bones. Let tho liquid cool suffi-
GENTLY so that all fat can be remov.
ed. Then season the liquid well
with salt and paprika. heat. add
half an ounce OF gelatin. and pour
over tho chicken. In vet mold
Garnish with stuffed olives, parA.
ley and slices OF lemon.
o-our old refrigerator has been
reflnlshed on the inside. 10 there
anything which will remove the
smell Of the paint which now talnts
the food. VIII the tainted food
mako those eating II M r. N.
A.-Some persons arc made very
alex by the smell OF paint. Small
children are sometimes made drow'
sy and feyerish by II. and cases Of
stomach arrangement have been at.
tributed TO II. Milk. butter, Gus
tards and fish are easily spoiled II
set mar fresh palm.
Wash the refrigerator thoroly
with washing soda. and LET II air for
some time. IL may take week or
more for tho turpentine 10 evap-
crate.
! o.--is II the place o. the young
lady 10 call upon tho mother OF her
flsnee. or should the mother call
on the nlri7 Ought the girl TO feel
hurt II she 10 neglected. M. X.
A.-Ths mother Is supposed 10
make the first call. But II she
falls 10 do so. the young lady
should be careful about consider.
ing tho neglect as an affront Many
| persons do not observe social
forms very closely. II a young man
can not persuade his mother 10
make the first call. he should at
least induce her to set a time TO
receive the girl in her own home.
Owe have had quite an arpu.
nnent about the European war. 10
Japan stlli up In arms against Ger
many, or has she been requested
by the United States TO lay down
1 her arms7 w. L. o.
A.-The Unlted States has ALSO
iutely nothing to do with the AZ.
fair. further than to preserve neu.
trality and protect her own inter
eats as neutral nation. Japan
declared war upon Germany be-
cause of an Offensive and De
fenEiye Treaty between japan and
Grea, Britain whereby either ma
ton agreed to aid the other with
armed forces in case they became
involved In war.
o.--plssss tell mo how TO make
strawberry custard pie. MRe. q.
A.--The following recipe was
contributed by reader who
praises II highly:
One box OF strawberries. : eggs.
cup sugar. small spoons OF
flour. a small piece of butter Beat
yolks OF eggs, melt the butter. and
mix with sugar. water and flour
Mash the berries and add 10 this
mixture. Bake the pie crust before
putting In custard Cook about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE
'7sas
WHO WON

NORTHWESTERN 81. So
attls 10 Tacoma e-ss. Victoria &-s. spo-
kane 2. Aberdeen /.
Brooklyn 0, New York ..
Philadelphia 3, Boston !. Pittsburx 4,
Chicago o. Cincinnati 8, Ft Louis Z.
AMERICAN--Chioaso 8. Detroit Z.
washington s, New York .. Cleveland 9.
st. Louis O.
TEDERAT,-Kansas City 81, BROOKLYN
"a. ~. Louis lila. Buffalo 40 Pitts
burg Ola. Baltimore SIS. Chicago .,
Newark 2.
COAST Portland =, Oakland 1. Ven
ice g. San Francisco T. Los Angeles II.
Salt Lake T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02

Eummarr3 Two.hsss hts-~nrfnheF :.
Ktllilay .. n brown. Three bs.. hit
Morse stolen bssss--Brtnhsr. Brottsm.
Ennith. SHAW. Morse. Ross Sacrifice. hit.
shay. Cafmsn. MrCArL Doubts plays
-~Nys TO MeCari. Raymond 60 Ahstsin.
struck oat--ny brand 1. BY noss :.
Bases on bsiis-Osf Thompson :. off
brand O. off nese .. wfid pitches
Brand. ross pssssd bsii---prostsrn- Left
on bases Vancouver 7. Seattle T. Pitch
ers' summary runs. . hits off Thomp-
son In 10 inninGsl runs. hlts of
brand IN 80 inninGa Tim.-i hours
pirs-Ssssy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02

A theatre manager In Hungary
sells seats In accordance with the
size of his patrons. the shorter be-
Ing seated In the front rows and
the taller behind them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02

same length OF time as for milk
oustard. When removed from
stove. fold over the top the whites
OF the eggs beaten stiff and sweet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02
500 Reward for a Dental
roInbine,' Alive Or Dead!

But. Of course, any one
claiming this reward will
Ne to prove the identity Of
~ animal. as we will have
d admit that we have never
IN one. But judging from
he bowling and wailing that
/, certain disgruntled dentist
! doing about IL, we should
hdse that this alleged dental
ssombine" would be an "ani-
nules with cloven hoofS a
ibid tail. q decidedly Meph-
npphelean cast Of counte-
snacs and At the very least
uhsuld emit dense clouds OF
hzs and birthstone every time
/ breathes.
81 q stated above. any one
Gnding such a creature which
mswers to the name of dental
combine" can get a reward
4 $500 by capturing it and
Ringing it to our office.
But honestly, we don't be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02

struck out-ny Smith . BY Ea.isv .
nasss Cd hsiis~or Eaatisy q Passed
bali harth. LET, on hsses--vaneouxsr
:. Seattle .. Tims--tis Utnplrs--cas.y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-02
of Prizes Announced for Grand March Sne Ma Gras Nigh
UT 2tt0rs Te Gn 1 GroY

ened with confectioners sugar.
scattering few whole large ber-
RES on II, and put into oven again
Just long enough 10 brown nicely.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-03-26
March 20, 1915
THE A AMERICAN ISSUE

When the Hobson resolution up before Con-
gress December 22 1914 the day before the vote was
taken nearly every Illinois Congressman received, IN
the morning mail, letter from the Illinois Manufac-
turers Association, of which ohm M. Glenn is secre-
tary, urging that the Congressman vote against the
submission of the Hobson National Prohibition Reso-
luton
If they are really interested in the welfare of the
state of Illinois, they should not lend their aid in ex
tending the lie OF the saloon, the worst enemy of
this state.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-03-26
The Illinois Manufacturers Association

The Illinois Manufacturers Association is inter
ested in legislation at Springfield. We do not know
the merits of their measures, but do believe they
would have more influence upon the legislature par
ticularly the great majority of down-state men, did
they not permit their organization to be used in the
interest Of the brewers and distllers of the state
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-03-26

Rebel against it as they may, the national lead
ers of the dominant parties little no chance
of escaping from finish fight the liquor question
on the floor of both presidential nominating conven-
tons in 1916" So says dispatch from Washington,
D. c.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-03-26

United States Senator Moses E. Capp Of Mime
sota and fifteen other said to have agreed
that the liquor question be faced without further
delay
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-03-26

According to a dispatch, Lee Magee man
ager of the Brooklyn Federas has absolutely prohib
tied not only drinking, but cigarettes.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-03-26
Two Good Committees Appointed

The Temperance Committee in the house and the
License Committee in the senate have been appointed
They should give and believe will give fair hear
ing all anti-saoon measures All the members OF
the house committee active an-saloon men. Nine
of the fifteen members Of the senate committee
fax orabe to anti-saoon legislation The house COM
mittee Of nineteen working anti-saoon
organization among the members of the whole house.
The following the members of this committee:
Geo H. Wilson, Chairman
D. b. Ellis w. NJ Provine
c. w. Vursel Owen B. West
T. H. Lyle Harry Wilson
Randolph Boyd c. l. Wood
F. A. Brewer Ohm Huston
Z. D. Shurteff w. A. Hubbard
Homer J. Tice w. M. Groves
T. T. Strubinger w. c. Kane
F. E. Williamson John c. Richardson
The following the members Of the Committee
on License and Miscellany in the senate
Samuel a. Ettleson, Chairman
Morton D. Hull NJ H. Cleary
F. A. Landee w. A. Compton
c. c. Pervier A Womack
F. B. Roose d. T. Woodward
A ]. Olson ohm Brodericz
w S. Jewell A. F. German
John Daley P. ]. Carroll
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-03-26
You May Talk O. Gin and Beer

you may talk O. gin and beer
When you're quartered safe ere
An you're sent to penny-fghts an Aldershot it
But when it slaughter
You will do your work water,
An you'll lick the bloonlin' boots of i'm that's got it"
-Rudyard Kpling
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-03-26
Mr.. Tax Payer

The following statements are based upon
official figures of all LICENSE and all NO.
LICENSE cities in Massachusetts for twenty
five years The No-License Cities with the
average tax rate
Had per cent smaller debt
Spent p per cent less for police.
Spent 4S per cent less for poverty.
Spent IS per cent for good streets
Spent Al per cent for education
Increased GO per cent in taxable property.
Increased 70 per cent in industry.
Increased 90 per cent more in population
NO-LICENSE PAYS
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-03-26

Anyway Lee O'Neil Browne would make good
president of Mexco-Rockford Star
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-03-26

Notice
The American Issue-Ilinois Edition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
POLICE COURT CASES
Grace webb Fined 400 on Chnrrr NJ
Maintaining Dirorderly House

Joseph Johnson and Decatur Stroth
ers. both colorcd. were fined SO and
costs each in the Police Court ycster
day on charge OF resisting Police
men Patterson and w. T.. Clarke
j.. Brown was fined "a similar sum on
n charge of cutting George Foster
The case against W. l.. Johnson.
charged with attempting to pass a
worthless check FOR $40 Oh Miller &
Rhoads. was continued until April Z
Grace Webb. colored. was fined 800
ana costs by Justice Griygs on a charge
OF maintaining a disorderly house AT
9lt West Cary Street. Ed Kenny and
Cora Pryor. both colored, found in the
house by Policeman Riddell when he
raidcd Il. were fined $50 and costs each
The Webb woman noted an appeal
II. Il. T.!cc. charged with stealing 500
from c. l.. Gilmore. was sentenced 10
jail for sixty days. He noted an APP
peal. Policeman King arrested Trice.
The case against; Thomas Foster.
colored. arrested by Detective Scrgeants
krengel and Atkinson on Il charge OF
breaking into the house of w NJ Myers.
Il West Marshall street. was sent on to
the grand jury yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
WILL SPEAK ON SUFFRAGE
Miss Joy montgomery Higgins 10 Tell
of Civic work In Nebraska.

At Its regular weekly meeting Thurs
day, AT 1870 O'Clock, Miss JOY MontEum-
cry Higgins. an equal suffrage worker
OF Nebraska, will address the Icuual
suffrage League OF Richmond Miss
Higgins has had wide experience In
ciric work of various kinds and Is con-
nccted with several civic societies in
her native State
MISS Carolic Johnson Will also address
the society on the relation of bad teeth
to the health Of children. The public
Is cordially invited TO attend this meet
ing.
me regular monthly meeting OF the
executive board of the Equal SUFFRAGE
leagu" of Virginia will be held "a.
League Headquarters. Tuesday, April G.
mt 1880 o'clock. and every member of
the board is urged TO he present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
EAGLES ENTERTAIN ElKS
deception mt Club House Tonight to
He Electorate ATnIr

Dixie Aeric. No 33S. Fratcrnal Order
OF Eagles. will tender reception to
the Richmond lodge OF Elks tonight
at the Eagles Home. on Marshall
street Some OF the best local musical
talent has been engaged, and there will
be- several addresses.
The affair is In charge Of an enter
tainmcnt committee. of which Captain
Felix \. Baschon is chairman.
The order of Eagles will hold its
State convention In Richmond on June
lG and II, and the state Fair Grounds
have been engaged for great picnic.
which Will be one OF the features OF
the convention. Committees are al
ready at work on the entertainment
details
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
MAKE httoI YRS CONFORM
10 NITN'S FISCAL VI, 4,

Your attention is rcSpcctfuly called
,u nc NHuil"rs recommendation thar
'uo "fniHaHc"s Of The city he 40
onanreI as TO make tn" opcyatlnt,
year OF all departments conform 10
IN" hSeaI S"nr. Ulat u.s. from Fobrl,ary
! {" January ~ At prrS,u, IN. amer
aunE year OF departments Is ihc c.,I-
'nHar year. and considerable coufu-
Sloh mas arisen at the close of .,,.b
year an tn" settlement OF tn. ANNA
pFiaiion accounts dNe 10 tho diffrront
dates under which the dcuai.im.nts .,,,I
'A. hSc"! Offices Of ih" city oporat,
Your attention is also iuvitrd Ia INC
I AhNiS"hIity Of providing CITY rat-
master. me ctN pay roll !s roIjIcl,.
! s!iNp."pr, divided among some 100
persons ana II would probably l.. d.
+ Slituic I" have uniformity in hama
( nhS thls large SUM, and In checking mn
rs outHO. W.
The report Of the city Collector
SLOW" COLLECTIONS durlug the year o,
lh. sum Of $2.455i2S o.
D, ~. ,en"rt of III" Collector. Of Do
.npG'mt Taxes shows collections dur
NE me year OF IN" sum OF SIOj.oCo 90
In" report Of the commissimncr -,
IN" revenue shows the taxable value
Z '"NciuSiv" Of annexed tcrritnr,I a.,
,nc year 10 he AZ follows rcol cs,,',n
~" "'",al5 an increase Of s37l22iG,
/ Hh' personal estate, SG2.7Gi2,GSo, nm i,!
crease OF sa.s37.lGS For n ynnr -,
it'hclhl depression that is not a had
- WV NHIHES REPORT
or R0ARD OF UE>ITI,
! The ninth annual report OF IN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06

range for this exhibition some time In
tho spring of this year.
l am firm In tho faith that when
once we craps the Idea OF tho pcrma-
hence Of Richmond. there will be none
30 blind as not to SEQ the wisdom OF
city planning.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE; AINSLIE
Mayor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
SINKING 1T ND HAS
BALANCE Of S,DG U.s.

IN Tail" y" viii be found a state
m"nt OF receipts ana disbursements by
re commissioners Of the Sinking
una. which shows receipts plus cash
balance oH hand Ut I'll. beginning Of
last year, Of $l.5sc,s2s.li. and dis
hurs'm"nts Of $l.3s4.5il.a3. leaving a
cash balance, ~ Of February /, 1915.
"i Sls',3N1"l. In this statcnicn, il viii
ne seen that tia" commissioners in
vested during the year the sum OF
$t-'.'pp In city Of Eichnodn securities.
Table 'k" contains "a lis, of The So
ruritics and cash held in the sinking
fHhG amounting 20 the total OF So
$3.50 81: and II also shows tn.
sfoWih 81 me Fire Insurance Fund 10
s.'i No.5G. Attached thereto Is Il Ger
tIral" Of IL 9. oofer special account
ant. 10 ihe "ff"c, that hc has person
Gin GIN. ,Nhnin"d he securities Of the
SlnElnS ""nd and found them 10 agrc.
with the number maturity ana amount
as shown lu the tabl"
In Table IL is shown a detailed
sta'ement Of shaking funds ~ the
I!,".i 81 each issue of outstanding
."nds o' the city. wherein aI.y h1nd
holder may Sc" exactly how The city
IS Heep'nS ial'h with him In THIS "a
.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
FREE USE or AUTHORITY
FOR toNFEDEUirI KII.x,n>

a resolution offered hy Col,teIIr,s e.,
naHh"n I" give the ire" 4sc 90 III On
Alnl'or'nm 10 the Confed.ratc yot-
aus on 'he OCCASION Of the conrea-
resolution allowing Tic Scgboerd
arc Railway COMPANY To pary is
On Fifteenth street. between Mnir
FRANKLIN streets. during IN. r.-
on \ resolution 20 close Monurncn,
nue. from paY!s 20 Lombardy Stree,
Us" as court OF honor during tho
S'"etdon was concurrcd in
resolution 70 s!v" police power IN
l"ie Waterman At The Hermi,ago tvuh
5ras lost, and a resolution to jurrnau.
! No police force by tho addition Of ,wn
s"men who shall Govoi" their tim. "a
So"inS picture shows aud the parks
Sas referred u the Finance Committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
WITNESS FAILS TO ATTEND
Hmm Held IL Dismissed I'm Pole,
Court ON Gambling Charge.

Ham Reid was dismissed I'm the Po-
lice Court yesterday. when Arthur
hughes. who had sworn out warrant
charging him with maintaining a gam
bling house at the Manhattan Club.
AZ East Broad Street. failed TO show
up In court. Hughes and his wife are
said TO have left Richmond soon after
Reid was arrested. Detective Ser
geants WHY. Kcllam ana Atkinson say
they found no evidences OF gambling
in the place when they arrested Reid
Sunday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-06
URGES ACTION ON
BIG FIRE HAZARD
CCOutinued from First Page.)

Confined from First rage,)
was paid. and bonds aggregating
Si.S50,c0O wcr sold during the year.
The estimated receipts for the general
fund for the fiscal year 1915 are
S3,S0i.,S5.93 tsee Table -, and the
budget ordinance. approved February
IL. 1913 appropriated the entire sum
AS follows 60. 'rnhln .l:"l