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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-18

NE that there Is u peCuAiai Sir"N.N
here. The gentleman from PORTLAND
tMr. Fossett) claims that this IL an
entirely new bill and has not been pc
fore this committee. This matter has
been argued at great length
Mr.. COMEDIAN Of Portland: Mr.
Speaker, rise to a point OF Or
der.
The SPEAKER pro tenn: VIII the
gentleman state his point?
Mr.. COMEDIAN: That debate Is
not in order at the present time. The
motion is on the main question.
The SPEAKER pro tenn: The
point is we'll taken, and the gentle
man from Woodstock (Mr. Perham)
is out Of order.
Mr.. PERHAM: Mr. Speaker. move
that we indefinitely postpone the
adoption Of either report.
The SPEAKER pro tenn: The mo
ton is not in order. In order that
Won may fully understand the reports,
the Chair VIII read them. The ma
jority report Ought not to pass" Is
signed by Senators Boynton. Thufs-
ton and Herricls, and Representatives
Allen. st. Clair, Bragfon. Russell or
Alfred and Brown. The minority re-.
port, fought to pass Il signed BIZ
Representatives Fossett and Drawn.
The gentleman from Portland, Mr.
Fcssett. has asked Cor dir1sion o.
the House on the question that thu
minority report be substituted for the
majority report. All those IN t&yur
Of substituting the minority Report
for the majority report yin stand nm
til counted. The monitors win at
tend to their duties, and win ~.
sign the gentleman from 0Gr6iher.
Mr.. Ellis. as monftor 81 Dfs1l304 I.
Continues on Pass sssz.h q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
BON~AIR
Especial to The TImes.D,spatcb1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
BON AIR. VA, August 21.--Among
the weeks gaitics was n delightful
dance given at the pavilion on Monday
night by Mr.. and Mrs Allan Ferguson
ana MIR. and Mrs. a. K. Holdcrby to their
mousse guests from Indiana. The guests
of honor were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ashourncr. Misses Eunice and Cora Ash
burner OF Indiana: Miss Grant and Miss
Rogers. OF Springfield. and MIR. and Mrs
HaSktn HobSon, Sr, OF Mt. Airy and
MesSrs. John and Macon Hobson Those
enjoying the hospitality of the hostess
were Miss Alice Collier. Of New York:
Mrs Windcr Swift, OF West View: Miss
Belle Gale and Miss Hcnning Misses
Margaret Mcclure. Maude Hitler. Mary
Ferguson. Grace and Edith Hazcn. Mary
BuliinEtom Emily Smith, Julia Wherry.
Willie and Irving Johnston. Eliza and
Neil Christian, Harriet and Maria Cooke.
Carrie and Hermne Moore, Elizabeth
Ellcrson. Olive Moulton. Mr.. and Mrs
Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon. Mr..
and Mrs Carl Boschen Mr. and Mrs.
Alex. Neal. Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood Bent
ley. Miss Rartield. Miss Cooke, MIR. and
Mrs. Kay Brown, Mr. and Mrs Wherry,
Mrs Fullerton. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ar.
instead. Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy, Mr. and
Mrs. 1lobson. DR.. and Mrs Eudd, Mr.
and Mrs. James Patton. MIR. and Mrs.
Kirkland. Mr.. and Mrs. Vassar, Mcssrs
iNopeEt NIaie, AliNn W alterS James Fat
ton. Jr. George Patterson, Mclaughlin.
Tom Miller. stiles Ellcrson. Robedeau
and Ned Holderby, Holdt and Robert
Huntingdon. Wavcrly Brown. Charles
Collier, Hustace Cooke. Ned Iazcn. DIR.
{. NJ. Iiazen. y dinner before and a
supper after the dance made n merry
occasion, and one long to be remem-
bered
Miss Emily Glasscoclsc. of Uppervine.
Is visiting Miss Mary Burlington.
Mrs. Henry Warren. OF Orange. was
the guest last week OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Kirkland.
Miss Margaret McCluer left on Fri
day for Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ Y. Kirkland arc spend
ing the week end at Virginia Reach.
Miss Lillian Cooke is spending sew
cral weeks At Montreal. y. c.
Miss Louise Ellyson returned last
week from Roanoke
Miss Elizabeth Ellerson has been the
guest Of friends in Caroline.
Mrs. Miles Collier. Miss Alice Collier
and the Messrs. Collier of New York.
arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Mon
tague.
Miss Elizabeth Dance. of Richmond,
was the guest last week OF Mrs. Ray
Brown.
Miss Margaret Moore. who has beer
spending week with the Misses Moore.
has returned to Ginter Park.
Miss Belle Gale and Miss Wright are
visiting Mrs William Elyson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Williams will
be al the Bon Air Inn for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Southall have returned
10 tho Inn after a visit to Northern
cities.
Mrs. Horace Smith has been the guest
OF Mrs Allen Goolsby.
Or. and Mrs F. \. Mcclure have re-
turned from a fortniSht's visit to Long
Island
Miss Lucy Mason was the guest last
week OF Miss Hermine Moore.
Miss Mary Ferguson has returned
from Mt. Airy, where she visited Mr..
and Mrs. Haskins Hohson, Sr.
Miss Bessie Crown and Miss LiGhtfoot
are with Miss Sue Powers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
GOSHEN

GOSHEN. VA. August 2i-This has
oeen banner week All have been in
q iurore or excitement over the coming
Tor TWO musicalcs Of a celebrated vio-
linist. Henri Soiolovc. oc brussels
orother of the leader Of the orchestra
mere. The audience thoroughly cnjoycd
the program. The anticipations were
more than realized. This entertain
mont was followed by a large card
party. Then. in honor OF Mrs An
dradc, the manager. George n. LehEer.
gave an elaborate buffet luncheon. and
at night brilliant German closed "a
busy day.
The little folks have not been for
gotten III all this festivity. a bcauti-
tul supper was given. with gayly dec
Grated tables and with favors for each
rot marking their places. After march
Ing around the lobby TO the music OF
the orchestra, they entered the dining
room headed By Miss Elizabeth An
drade, the hostess of the evening.
Miss Madeline Francis. Mrs Edgar
Lyon, NJ O. Lackey and Master Pelouze
are some of the guests who enjoy daily
horseback rides. Motor parties to Hot
Springs. Rockbridgc. Alum. Lexington
and Natural Bridge are OF daily occur
renee. Tennis and swimming matches
are always in evidence.
Among the latest arrivals are: II. H.
Kimberley and II. III. Kimberley. Jr,
OF Hampton: Miss Roscnfclder, Louis
Vile. nv: T.. Pollard cardoza, Rich
mond: Captain Robert Francis, IIamp-
ton; j. NJ. E!more, r. RI Lee. Leroy s
Cohen. Mr. and Mrs. w. Y. Minor. y. Il.
farbrouEh. Mr.. and Mrs. r. +, Noting,
Mrs. J Il. V. Daniel. OF Richmond; Mas
T. q. Lackcy. Hampton: S. J. Prescott,
Washington: Mrs. r. w. Storrs and the
Misses Storrs, Richmond Mr.. and Mrs.
!. Harry May, Staunton: w. r. Ramsey,
Louisville: Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Corlcy
and +. w. Corley, Richmond; j. NJ
Mullen and wife. Petersburg. Miss Ro-
sina Jacocks. Orlando, Fla; Miss Irma
Lackey. Hampton, and T. Gray. Rich
lnond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22

the Luray Coyerns. not FAR distant. On
all OF tie days 81 tho week throngs
OF visitors have gone through Gate
and To wander through -, picturesque
glen. The Sunday excursion from
LynchburE IS ropula, And contributes
many to tho sunday dinner party sun
day is real feast day here and draws
manT from tho uc.@hhorins towns FOR
the days outing.
The summer colony Gnds pleasures
FOR each passing moment IN embroidery
or bridge, motoring or riding, walking
or dancing, tennis OF swimming. Tie
pool is very mcrry every afternoon at
4 with water babies Of smaller and
large: growth. and often the smaller
excel in aquatic accomp Nshments.
on Monday the weekly card party
tn" largest OF tho son, was held and
! brought 4 pleasant morning in the pa
vilion, where the hroe2es como STRAIGHT
from the mountains. Each table con-
tended 90" its o"u prize and refreshed
ihmsclvos with boubors and fruit as
the struGglc gave the prize for top
score AT auction--a pretty morocco
memorandum book--to MIR Myers. OF
savannah. The other auction prizes
were awarded as follows: y large box
of candy 70 Miss Ma-y Paul Mast. OF
DcIk. II SUFFOLK. ANA set Of playing
cards to Mrs. Myers. Of savannah, Ga
Mi Cole OF Petersburg. Va. cNce!led
a; the 500" iaule and Won silver pom
eli.
Mr. and Mrs 2. =. stanford and Or.
J. II. Butler OF Lynchburg. spent sun
day here.
among those from Roanoke spend
irr sunday hcr" were Misses Eliza :
teih Erel%hy and Anna Enclehy, w.
= G'ih.rt. J Jennings. MISS Stella
>aoeEe, William McIadac. Miss Ellie
Ma Eooue. George Engiehy w. =.
E-:rvuan : : S:nnott Misses NJ.
Fra-E..:. ,,a-.e franklin and c DOYLE.
BIZ aa6 NJ = y Coleman, Randolph
and Ay!.its Coleman. Miss q Mcper-
.a7,t. ". = Ai:aeart. Mr. and Mrs. f.
u T-cs!e~ arc ! Z Dudley.
A-lo.g us ls,es. arrivals are. Mrs.
Charles Ctr sow q Norfolk: Misses
Evans a-d b-ady. 0. Richmond: Mr.
z-- t.-f " = Coop; and W H.
-3o:e' j. - i-eur.nsburg. y c., Mr..
80 H:s Gs-cr+ ". Tall. Baltimore;
Lt-g ? J...sor, o.! Poinoke. G F.
Cz-s-.- @ To.sdo o.. Frank 4 Post Of
EsT Ic:E. 81! ard trs. Fred s. Ball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22

Fred :. BALL Jr. and Charles and Rich
ard Ball. OF Montgomery. Ma: MI aud
Mrs W. Is. Boyd. OF Warrcnton. MIR.
and Mrs. J. e. Masscnburg Mrs w
y. Graham. Miss NJ. y. Boyd and w y.
i|oyd. OF Warrenton. J. L. Boyd. OF
south Hill. Va; Rufus Kim Misses
Ellen p-ontis and NJ ] Braxton. OF
Norfolk Va; y. =. Worsely. of Lees
burg. Va; Mrs. NJ. : Sliks. OF Green
caste. Mrs. Miller OF New York Mr.
and Mrs w W. Duncan Lee. nf Rich
wond. Mrs ~ l.. Everett and Miss Nell
T. HUNT OF Washington. l. C.: Mr. and
Mrs y y. Robinson and Joseph a.
Robinson, :. 4. Law and II. =. Butler.
OF LynchhurE: Roscoe =. shaw. of ST.
Louis Mrs y. w Thompson, of Louisa.
Va. Mrs r. F.. Johnston. of New York
j. w. Sample. OF Richmond. II ~
Phelps and 4. II. Scanlon. of Newport
News. Va: Joe Gilmore OF Lexington
Lynchburg Mrs Edward {. McComb
ann Mrs. W poindcXtcr. Of Roa-
noke; Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Hall. OF Ais
ton. Mass: John Stewart Walker OF
LyHchburE Mrs. w. \. WillinGham, bc
panville. y H. Smith. Sherrard q
Mott. Jacob II. Spcielcder, Charles ".
Kahn, D.. u g. Johnson. of Richmond
John 7 I.ar-hornc and T c: Lang
horne. Of New York: NJ and Mrs
Gwa'hmcN and children. ot Eorfork:
nr Charles Kent. Of Tho University If
Virginia; Nj aud Mrs r r. McNutt.
J.. Trayior Of Richmond Mr.. aud
Mrs. 9. l. Wan Ness Of Norfolk: +:
:, Hart OF Bridgeport. Conn: Misses
AVIS kcmpi. cf Norfolk Miss Jane T..
Blunt and Miss Salic H Fore of
Clover Va Y. j Rostick. Of Rocking
ham. y G. Nh and Mrs Alfred ".
M"hr' ri Philadelphia; Miss Leila Tav-
!or, OF Cumberland Nd; II. e.. shedd.
q Ny Ill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22

day returned to her homo in Baltimore.
During her stay here. Miss Joynor was
extensively entertained by her many
friends. and will be greatly missed.
Mrs. Millic Murrell and DIR. and Mrs.
stuart Michaux. of Richmond. were
called to Amherst this week on ac-
count or the Illness OF their brother,
Thomas Whitehead. -
Attorney p. r. Massie. OF Lynchburg,
Is spending several days ut Amherst
examining titles to government lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Scott. Miss Hester
scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a. Joubert,
Misses Kate Taliafcrro and jessie
burford and Mrs. O. V. Hanger and
daughter. Miss Cornclia Hanger. left
on Monday for Wilson Springs.
Miss Massie shelton. who has been
IN Roanoke for two weeks. has re-
turned home.
Miss Gilbert, OF Lynchburg. was tho
week END guest of her cousin, Miss
Ethel Gilbert
Miss Nell Wood is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. S. a. Day. in stanton.
Miss Bland IIobson. of Goochland
county. is. the guest OF her cousin. Miss
Harriet Evans.
Miss Jane CunninEha has returned
from an extended visit to Hampton
Norfolk and Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Taliarcrro. Jr
spent the week end with relatives here
Miss Fannie Bristow. Of Richmond
is spending this week at AIRS. Ressic
r.. Wares. ..
W. II. Hitchcock and family left on
saturday for Philadelphia. where they
VIII reside. They arc making the trim
by automobile
Judge c. j. Campbell has returned
from weeks stay at Mi. Elliott
springs. where he went for the benefit
of his health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
AMHERST
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch. ]

Especial To The Times Dispatch
AMHERST. VA. August 21.-John
Kerr, OF Durham, y. c.. is the CUES,
OF Kenneth Tal!afcrro.
Rev G. =. Blankcnship. Miss Ruth
Cunningham and Robert Cunning ha m
took in the excursion 10 Luray caves
on Wednesday,.
DR.. Robert Whitehead OF Norfolk
and DIR. Robert Whitehead. Jr.. OF
Richmond. this week visited Thomas
Whitehead, who has been quite sick
but is now improving.
Misses Carrie Scay and Ruth Ware
on Tuesday went TO Crab Tree Falls
in Nelson County.
Miss Maria Bristow, Of Farmvillc. Is
ihe guest OF her sister, Mrs. H. II
SandidEc
Miss Sarah Joyncr. who has been
spending several weeks with friends
ana relatives in Amherst. on Wednes-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
NATURAL BRIDGE
Ispeolal % 1,he Ill., Dl.na,.h.

HptoiaI 70 ID" TlWos- DI-nHl"hI
NATURAL. BRIDGE Va Aug ~
The bridge Is uncertainties hosts of
visitors during these late summer DAYS
They come by train or automobile ana
finger for days and weeks win mo
summer season still at high tide. appli.
cations are already coming IN for ram
reservations, for this Is an all-ihc-yca,
ronnd resort and is very popular duriu.
tho beautiful fan days At that season
number Of people come here IRON,
he White sulphur and Hot Springs TO
spend some time n"r" before saving
good bye TO the mountains entirely.
Several excursions from Norfolk and
other points East came in this week.
bringing tho.e who wish breath of
nountai, air andia number went on to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
: TFF,tI >EST OFT FOR
AID ~ BETTER BABIES WORK

-'s@ :a"r"T for this BUILD
---.' ..e pl"a! mas been sent
-,--@-s D; reoil@ throughout the
as net "!tA promp, Sc-
=" future welfare Of
-"pr"Es on me child Of TO-
% also E'a'" that strong mon
~ WI p" needed 70 pun us
'''Sasi' "Hs >"aTS which VIII,
re wax" 'i III" present Eu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
-ZeaLZIORaS1aev
Phoreo UTkoeEAoooo 0LhHoERtDOo Q " -.

"rsamizns Womens volunteer reserves The
mas been explained that the
England
in
nrenl! been formel with ms oonel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
RH EU MI ATS Nj
CAN BE CURED

want every person suffering with
or Muscular rheumatism. Neuralgia.
Ncuritis, lumbago. Sciatica. Rhcuma-
told Arthrtis o: Govt. no matter how
long or severe your case Is. To write for
Il copy OF my 2O0-pngc book on Rhcu-
matism, which is FREE. Address
Frederick Dugdalc, NJ. D., Rheumatic
Specialist, 372 Boylston St. Boston.
Mass, Dept. 523.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-06-11
VIII Latham Case Continued

Some Of the witnesses and attor-
ncys In the ease OF the State vs.. VIII
Latham left Sunday evening for Has
kell expecting the case to come up
for trial Monday and others expect
ed to 10 Monday evening. but were
notified during the day Monday that
because OF the absence Of two I'M
portant witnesses the case was con
tinued to January term. Latham is
charged as accomplish In the muir
der OF John Stewart.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-06-11

n e. IIcrm was here Friday from
llcrmloigh lie stated that his firm
shipped out their last car OF maize
this week making 1S9 cars for the
season t91i-15. He says they han.
died 100000 worth Of wheat. oats
and maize, kaitlr and foterita and
will be In Il again this season just
as soon as throshIng starts. lie viii
be associated with John Adams in
the grain business Mr. Iorm says
wheat is fair but is cut somewhat for
want cf rain IN the making stage
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-06-11
Masons Elect Officers.

scurry Lodge, No 700. A. =. a
A. NJ. recently elected officers AZ
follows: c. l.. Ezell. W. NJ; j. G
stinson. s. W; r. l.. Howell, J. W,
G. b. Clark. S. D.; u. W. Turner
j. D.; n. Y. Cox. s. s., ]. NJ. Hunter
J. s.; @. j. Morgan. Tller, A. d
Erwin. Secretary; Il. W. Ramage
treasurer
The officers will be duly Installed
on June gath. 1915.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-06-11
West Point school Closed.

Prof @. ". Leath's school at Wes
Point closed last Friday with a nice
little program rendered by the pm
pills.
II has been a successful term ant
the patrons are well pleased Prof
Leath will work for awhile this sum
mer with Assessor Merritt in flxinl
up the tax rolls and next fall viii
work again for the Brlce-Burnetl
Gin ompany.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-06-11
A Strong Endorsement.

W. II. Holmes Of the DEBORAH, Ia,
journal Says: - have been a suffer
or from Piles and Hcmorrholds for
years. got no relief until my drug
glst recommended Meritol Pile Rem
edy Before had taken half the
package the distress was gone and
have had not trouble since would
not take thousand dollars and b.
back In my former condition.
Price 500. Warren Bros. FNsla-
dye Agents.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-06-11

The Ex-Confederate veterans In re-
union last week in Richmond, Va,
endorsed President Wilson and
pledged to stand by him In whatever
course he may take toward Mexico
and Germany. Gen. Young. Of Louis
Vile. Ky, was reelected commander
In chief and Birmingham. Ala, was
selected as next reunion city.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-06-11

Rev Cecil seamon will not be In
Snyder on the second Sunday to con-
duct services for Grace Episcopal
church but will be here on the 3rd
Sunday In this month at the usual
hours Of service.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-06-11

Saturday night, June 18th. is reg
ular meeting night Of Snyder Chap
ter and It being the last regular
meeting before 2ith Of June 1t will
therefore be the election night and
all Royal Arch Masons are therefore
requested to be present and all WIS.,
itors cordially invited. Refresh
ments will be served.
G. S. CONRO, High Priest.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-06-11
prImIiIYc RantIst smrIccs.

At North Ward School House in
Snyder. preaching on each second
Sunday at q p. m. by Ed. W. ].
Hull and on each fourth Sunday at
II o'clock a. m. by Ed. Hester. tho
pastor The public Is invited to at
tend these services.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-06-11

T.. S. Trevy Of Ira returned Sat.
urday morning from % trip TO Beau
mont and other points in the coast
country tie says that region is
badly ln need Of rain Mr. Trcvy
brought someboautlful magnolia
blooms and presented some Of them
10 the Signal force
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-06-11

have permanently located In Sny-
der. Offlce In the FullIloye building,
Practice limited TO the diseases oi
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
arr I. ". SMITH. NJ. u.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-06-11

Rumors say that Americans In
London are being warned by anon
ymuos letters and by telepr' n, to
get out ri London right nov.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-06-11

Misses Ada Riley, Dorcas Porter,
Esther Rodgers and Maggie Lee Hull
left Sunday for Abilene to attend
the Normal school.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-06-11

J. NJ Richardson. Il. T.. d. Smith
and c. o. Wilson OF the Dunn ooun-
try were here Saturday on misoel.
laneous business.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-06-11
Suffered broken Limb.

Mrs. Boley Brown OF Clairmont.
one day last week. fell near a side
walk pavement In such a manner as
to break her limb. She is reported
rpldly recovering.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-06-11

Take your eggs and chickens to
c. S. Perkins Grocery Company. 81
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-30
BANK WILL MOVE
MILLION IN CASH
TO NEW BUILDING

Did you ever see a million and
half dollars In real money and 9TH
er negotiable securities? Gee, but
it's lot Of cash. But when II don't
belong to you and you see some
one throwing It around like 80
much waste paper, why 1t sort OF
makes your mouth water.
Dollar bills held together by rub
Der bands, pile Of them that n.
most makes you think that Il held
all the money in the world; big
bunches OF flves, tens and tWen-
ties and sIews Of others Of larger
denomination, were flashed In the
eyes Of 4 reporter by A. D. Gayle,
president OF the First National
bank, this morning, when the quee-
ton was asked az to when the
funds Of the corporation would be
removed to It's new location at Sew.
enth and Main streets.
This Is dark secret. That 10,
the hour at which this enormous
sum will leave the Golfers Of the
bank and be carried 70 it's new
resting place. Mr.. Gayle said that
It would traverse the streets Of
Richmond some time on Monday,
and that It would be guarded by
five or six clerks heavily armed.
$1,000, 900 In coin Of the realm
will traverse the streets, but Il will
simply 90 from one hiding place to
the other.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-30
BECkER'S Wife
IN DEEP BLACK
ARRIVES HOME
By ROBERT c. CRANSTON,
Staff Correspondent for international
News Service.

BY ROBERT c. cRANsToN,
Staff Correspondent for international
News Service.
NEW YORK, July 3O.-1n state of
collapse, Mrs. Charles Becker arrived
at her home here early today from
Sing Sing wnere she had said her final
farewell to her husband. Dressed in
deepest mourning and sobbing as
though her heart was breaking the
plucky woman was half carried from a
taxicab into the house. She was ac.
companied by a brother of Becker,
who is also an official upon the police
force.
Mrs. Becker wore a heavy black
veil. She continually pressed hand
kerchief to her eyes. A number of re-
porters were present but Mrs. Becker
refused to talk to them. She had al
ready prepared a statement vowing to
expose the methods by which her hus-
band had been convicted and this was
made public in OsEining shortly after
Becker was electrocuted.
Many messages of sympathy were
received by Mrs. Becker, some of
them coming from strangers who ad-
mired the woman for the long and tire
less fight she had made to save her
husband.
It was said that Becker's body would
arrive late in the day from Ossining.
Funeral services will be held at the
cathedral of ST. Peter and st. Paul
in the Bronx and interment will be
made in Calvary cemetery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-30
NORMAN BOY
WILL RECOVER
FROM TETANuS

All indications point to the recovery
of Clifton Norman, the 4-year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Norman, School
and Harris streets. who is suffering
from tetanus or 'lock-jaw" The at
tending physician stated this after
noon that the anti-toxin which has
been administered to the boy In fairly
large amounts for the past six days.
seems to have taken effect. but even
now he is not entirely out of danger.
II the boy RECEIVERS the success of
the treatment lies in the manner in
which the anti-toxin was administered.
according to the physicians in charge.
The serum was injected into the spinal
canal, in the blood veins and in the
side of the wound. Six doses have
been given the child and by injecting
the anti-toxin into the spinal canal. il
came into direct contact with the nerv.
GUS system
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-30
.HODGIN SAYS
old SCHOOL
IS DOOMED

Death warrant Of m ancisnt land
mark Of this city was issued today BY
Building Inspector Hodgin.
The doom of the o1d school building
fronting the southeast corner of North
Eleventh and B street. in the rear OF
the Hicksite Friends chur ch, was writ
ten when Inspector Hodgin authorized
the razing Of the structure. 1t will be
replaced by a modern eight-room
brick dwelling to be erected by State
Senator Walter McConaha. The con-
tract for razing tie old school and
building the McConaha home is held
by William Grove.
The ancient building which is to be
torn down was the place where hun.
dreds of Richmond's older residents
secured their common school educa-
ton and it will be 4Source Of regret
that it is now to disappear. 1t was
first known as the Friends academy.
Later it became one of the city's pub
lie schools, and still later it was the
home of the Richmond business col
lege. In recent years 1t has been un-
occupied. The building was erected in
the late fifties.