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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
Holiday Matinee Tada, At n,iou.

The Bijou Theater offers this week
..The Marriage of Kitty" a comedy OF
reputation, as II was
PLAYED In both England and America
with the famous star, Miss Marie Tenn
pest. In the leading role. Miss Julia
Taylor. who returns to the mast or the
Biiou stock Company this week. will
he seen In the part orinigated by
Miss Tempest Edward Arnold. the
popular leading man of this aggrega-
ton, will again shine in breezy COM
edy role The other members of the
company are admirably cast in parts
that nit like a glove. The holiday mat
inee today starts 2:30 with the prices
the same as the regular matinees.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
BEAT CHICAGO
IN THE TENTH FRAME
White Sox Stage Rally Eighth and Tie Up Score But Detroit
.e Comes Back at Them in Tenth and Sends Over
ss Winning Count -Laudermilk in Form.

HI Detroit, July AFTER the Chicage'
|SEhitc Sox had .evened matters with
kk4 Detroit boys by staging a regular
|1Iugfest In the eighth frame. the Tig-
{ers again took the lead In the senth
and won out by score of To 2. The
|Dstroit OUTFIT landed on three Chicago
pitchers for q total Of fifteen hits.
While the White Sox garnered dozen
IN the Detroit mound artist
I si{lrnr4 nv innings: p. II. e
fs6icawo .Oi0 600 $50 Or IL 8
|l)81roif 100 $50 900 is Is I
\ 4. Batteries: Scott, Wolfgang, Fobei
|ahd echaik. Steen and Stanase. Baker.
|fyn3pires, Connolly and wallace.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05

Games Today.
Washington in Boston.
Chicago in st. Louis
Cleveland in Detroit.
Philadelphia in New York.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
standing Of Clubs.
Games

--=-fsaEHeT To-day.
Norfolk In Portsmouth "a Nd.
Portsmouth In Norfolk tR. M.
Rocky Mount in Petersburg "a. II.
and r. M
suffolk in Newport News "a III.
and r. M.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Harrisburg, 2; Jersey City. 1
first game).
Jersey City. a: Harrisburg. 0
fsecond camel.
Other teams not scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
Major Leagues Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yestertta-

Chicago, s; Pittsburg, 5.
Cincinnati, 1; st. Louis. (first
game).
Cincinnati, 3; st. Louis. 2 (second
game).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
st. Louis In Kansas City.
Pittsburg in Chicago.
Newark In Brooklyn "a. ND
Brooklyn in Newark Up. M
aia Buffalo lin Baltimore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
Cincinnati in Chicago.
St. Louis in Pittsburg.
New York In Philadelphia.
Boston in Brooklyn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
TandermiIk ALLOWS One Hit.

LAudermilk Allows One Hit.
1t Louis, July 4.--Laudermilk held
lEh6 Indians to one hit today, giving
|ahe Browns a 2 to 0 victory. The big
|k1ght- handler passed six and famed
|oover. The only hit was a triple by
naith In the fourth inning
0core by innings: r. II. z.
cleveland -. 900 600 oo0--0 o
- Louis ~. 900 100 0ls-2 O
Batteries: Mitchell and o'Nslli;
|xSudermilk and Severoid. Umpiees.
IX&Ane and Chill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Detroit. s; Chicago, (ten in
nings).
ST. Louis, q: Cleveland, 0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
Cockade City
Baseball Briefs

Petersburg, Va, July 4.-The par
agraph in Sundays Richmond vir-
ginian with reference to Booster
Day in Petersburg tomorrow. July
s. when loyal friends Of the Coolers
would have the privilege of paying
ST to witness the games between
Rocky Mount and Petersburg, was
not intended to convey the idea that
81 would be charged to see the
games. The admission will be the
same as on all holidays. A numt&r
of friends Of the club appeared on
the streets yesterday selling tickets
for 81 as a Booster and the idea
proved popular one.
AS has been stated in The vir-
ginian before, the attendance at Nc
Kenzie- Street Park has not been the
best this year. largely on account OF
patrons of the game being too busy
TO go to the games. The team has
had the moral support of the many
loyal followers of the game, however.
as will be seen from the fact that
more than $4,000 has been contrib
uted to the support of the team by
the Petersburg public. many people
not being able to see the games from
the opening of the season up to the
present time.
Heine has signed a new catcher
W hose name has not been announced.
but who, 1t Is said. viii rank among
the best in Class ssC', ball. He will
probably report for tomorrow's
games. Unless he does "Cheesy"
Iiebs will have to catch both games,
as Francisco IL under suspension Tor
three days for his run-in with Um-
pire Cullen on the last trip abroad.
The first game tomorrow COM
mences at 1890 A. NJ. and the sec
ond at 4.30 p. M. These games
should prove to be the very best OF
the season and an overflow crowd
lis expected. Sir Samuel Rice will
probably work in the opener. and II
Hooks. Richmond is not feeling just
right. Wally Hirsch expresses the
opinion. that he Is At, and that~4a
enough said.
Charlie Myers Chester team Of the
Cockade City Amateur League con-
tinues It's winning streak. This team
has won nine and lost one game for
the season to date, and Captain
Cousins says that the lost column -
filled to the teams satisfaction. and
that another loss will not he regis
tered. This team takes flying trip
to West Point tomorrow in response
to a challenge recently made through
The virginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
Reds Take Two.

Reds Take Two.
Cincinnati, July Cincinnati
took both ends of doubled header
from ST. Louis today. ! TO 0, and 3
to 2. Dale and Lear were in good
form. The second game was called
at the beginning of the eighth on
account of rain.
First game.
Score by innings. R II. r.
Cincinnati 1910 600 00s--1 0
st. Louis -. 900 600 G00---o
Batteries: Dale and Wingo. Clark:
Robinson and Snyder.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. IL. f.
Cincinnati ...... 200 100 2--3 10 i
st. Louis ,..-. 600 002 o. o
Called. rain.)
Batteries. Lear. Benton and
Clark: Sallee and Griner. Snyder.
Empires, Orth and Qutgley
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Kansas City. IA; ST. Louis, 5.
Baltimore. 8; Newark. 0.
Chicago. 5; Pittsburg, 4,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05
CUBS ARE WINNERS
OVER THE PIRATES
Cincinnati Reds Take Both Ends oi
Double Bin From So. Louis
Cardinals.

Chicago. July 4.-Chicago defeated
Pittsburg this afternoon, to s. The
Cubs hammered McQuiiien hard, and
Cooper took his place. Cheney blew
up I'm the fifth. Lavender rescued
him and pitched great ball.
Score by innings: r. H. z.
Pittsburg 900 1870 o01---5 7 3
Chicago .232 00I 00s--8 IL 3
Batteries. McQuiilen. Cooper and
Gibson. Cheney. Lavender and Arch
er. Umpires, KLEIN and Emslie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-05

Games Today.
Providence In Richmond.
CA. NJ. and p. M
Harrisburg In Jersey City.
Toronto In Rochester
Montreal In Buffalo.
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TWtTY-0Nt SHIPS

CONTINUED from First Page,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
BACK TO COMMITTEE
Opposition Arises tn Acquisition or
Site Proposed for Fulton Rccren-
tIOn Center.

Considerable opposition to the re-
port OF the subcommittee. recommends
ing the acquisition of the property adj
jaccnt To the new Fulton School as
site for 4 recreation center, devel-
opcd last night in the meeting OF the
Council Committee on Public Build
inGs. Properties and Utilities: and
when new proposition. offering the
property known as the Phillips Grove
site. was received. the whole question
was referred back TO the subcommit-
tee
The Ginter Park Civic League sent
resolution to the committee, asking
that - committee be appointed to in
vestigatc tho suitability OF Joseph
Bryan Park for golf links. The pa
per was referred To the Administra-
tive Board.
The request for park by the High
land Park Citizens Association. pre-
sentcd by O. y. Hawkins. was referr-
ed TO subcommittee, consisting OF
I;atkins. Nielsen and Pitcher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
rice OF turkeys
Remains Moderate
Commission Merchants Say
There viii Be a Bird for
Everybody, but No Glut.

In observation Of Thanksgiving Day
practically all business in Richmond
will be suspended tomorrow. BY pro-
clamation OF President Wilson all Fed
cral offices viii he closed: by proclama-
ton OF Governor Stuart no State Offices
will be open, and by proclamation OF
Mayor Ainslie all city departments will
suspend for the day.
During this general suspension Of
business every one VIII have ample
time TO pay attention to tho national
bird--for one day only-the turkey.
Speaking of turkey, the cost OF this
essential requisite of the Thanksgiving
table this year is not prohibitiyc. Cary
Street commission men say that while
the market is not surfcitcd with the
fowls, their price IL somewhat lower
than IL has been at the same season
for long while.
Last night the best dressed turkeys
were quoted At "a cents per pound,
with Indications that there would be
but little change In the price today.
although II was expected that the sup
ply would be somewhat Increased.
1.-Two birds yesterday were being quoted
from IS to 20 cents.
So far the supply of turkeys has
been light. While larger shipments
from Southwest Virginia and the Caro-
linas are Looked for to-day. it il GER
tain that there will be no glut OF the
market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
SPECIAL TRAINS TO BRING
HOLIDAY THRONGS TO CITY
Railroads. VIII HrEiu Pouring Thanks
giving Day Visitors Into Richmond
Early Tu-Morrow Morning.

railroads entering Richmond Will
run special trains to the city arriving
early tomorrow morning TO accoInmo-
date the holiday throng attending the
annual gridiron battle between the
Universities OF Virginia and North
Carolina. and others taking advantage
OF the special rates for "a visit to the
city on THANKSGIVING Day.
Special rates are offered by all lines,
and those not running extra trains will
attach additional cars TO the regular
trains to accommodate the crowd. The
Chcsa pcakc and Ohio will run Two
special trains. one from Charlottesville
and one from Newport News. which
viii arrive about 10 o'clock. The
Southern Will run three special trains
from Durham and Gibson. Charlotte,
Salisbury, Winston-Sa lem and Green's
bOro and from Chapel Hill, bringing
the student attendance from the uni
vcrsity The first train will arrive
shortly before i o'clock with the two
others following at thrtyminute in
tcrvals
The Southern trains will be handled
at the South Richmond Station at the
corner Of Second and Hun Streets. Re
turning, the first train will leave Rich
mond at lI:l5 o'clock. with the other
extras at intervals of fifteen minutes
Extra cars vii! be added to the regu-
lar trains OF the Scaboard and Atlantic
Coast Line from the South. The Nor
folk and Western will run n special
mond at ll:i5 o'clock. II will also run
n special train from Petersburg and
HONEYWELL TO Norfolk To- attend the foot
ball game between Washington and
Lee University and North Carolina
Agricultural and Mechanical College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
REFUSE TO REDUCE PAY
OF PROBATION OFFICERS

Councilman Ferguson offered an
amendment providing that the salaries
of the two probation officers should be
$1,000 year. instead OF $1,000 and
$1,000. respectively. 1t was lost. The
salaries of the two officers nov en-
ployed for this purpose. it was brought
out, the $500 and $1,000. respectively
\ resolution introduced by Council
man English to have the ordinance
amended SO as to make the power OF
appointment Of tho clerk to the Juve-
nile Court lie with tho Council instead
of with the Judge, was lost on tie
vote Of : to :.
Other minor changes were suggested.
but failed OF adoption. and the ordi-
nance was then put and adopted. It
will go now 10 the Roari Of Aldermen
for concurrence. The fourteen mem
bers present were Councilmcn Atkin-
son. Iiatkins, Butler. English. Fergus
son. Jones. Pitcher Powell. Powers
Rogers. Scaton. sullivan. Welsh and
Peters.
An ordinance establishing n fifteen
foot building line on the south side of
Main street. between Cherry and Lin
den. was passed. The rules were sus-
pended to receive "a resolution from the
Finance Committee asking for an ap-
preparation OF $500 for the payment
Of election expenses. The resolution
was tabled under the rules.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
PREFER SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST GARAGE OWNER
Police Arrest Allen Zachary ON Com
pinint Of Eleanor Young. Who
Alleges Mistrcntmcnt.

Allen Zachary, proprietor OF tho Broad
Street and BELLEVUE Garages. ard rcsld-
Ing at zoos West Grace street. was ar
rested last night on a warrant charging
him with unlawfully causing Eleanor
Young, fourteen years old. to bN guilty
oi immoral conduct The warrant was
sworn out by ia" girls father, j. NJ
Young. vino lives at "lo3 Jefferson
Avenue. Zachary retained Attorney
j. X. Sheppard. Ir. and the lawyer
Furnished bond in the sum of $500 for
ms clients appearance in the Police
Court.
The alleged offcnsc. it is charged by
the police. took place at an up
town hotel Monday night. The girl
ana not return To her home until yes
tcrdhE morning. At the hotel the
clerk denied that any person of Zach
arF $ nam" had registered for Monday
night Zachary himself declined TO
max" statement
ihc crime for which Zachary is held
Is a m!sdcn"anor punishable by a fire
o! slp" or year Ia Jail or both The
act prescribing the penalty for this
"n" ms" was passed by the General AS
S'HihIE ~ It's last session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
WILLIAM LESLIE is HELD
FOR GRAND JURY ACTION
wan Accused of Stealing Oyerconts
FROM Nrstni"rrinnd Club Must
Answer In Higher Court

william Leslie. the man arrested by
p"t"c'IE" S"rr"auts willy and KclIam
on chhrS" "f forcing his way into
IN" W"s,mor"Iand Club and stealing
"fcrr""ts belonging to Colonel Alfred
- Williams ana Blair G:oiliue. and an
"'hbfcI!a h'!"nGing 10 Mcriwcthcr
Jones was gent on to the grand jury
from thc Police Court ycs,crdav FAN
"ah hH"d ~ $500 10y Judge Richard
son. bur had not been furnished up TO
id'" hruT Detectives sun hav. i'm
their possession several raincoats ana
""cic"nts which they found In IcsIic's
r""Ws The o"ucrship OF which have
not h"su established
concerted effort wns made ycs
'"fh"| 80 HccUr" dismissal OF the
case. t"" mon coming here from New
YORK ana offering paper hearing the
names ~ NOR" than 100 men. said to
y" "'unipy"d by the Commercial Cattle
Company, lu whose Offices Leslie IN
sh!d 20 be employed. who testified 10
u" inhnH good character one Of the
men represented himself ny a proLn =
lion rifc"r 81 Sew YORK CITY. and he.
TOO, on"r"d testimony In I"slic'a favor.
Leslie" defense wnH that he had
h'"n given ID" "vorconts To pawn by
"a student who had disappeared i'm
iu"dial"l" hf'"T the money had hc"n
returned L" him. tie denied all know.
i"dg" 81 NC umbrella ana offered no
explanation FOR TIA" presence Of the
"ihcr "v"rcoatr aud articles which the
"i4cor+ found Ia his room
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
ROANOKE FIRMS ARE FINED
FOR LABOR LAW VIOLATIONS
hrr convicted Upon Evidence Gnth-
cred ID! inspectors tlincdInst and
Mlsh Lille barbour.

convictions were secured in the Roa-
nokc Police Court yesterday in five
cases involving violations Of the State
labor laws inspectors j. b. Cline.
dinst and Miss Lille Barbour, who
prosecuted TN" cases, yesterday after
noon submitted formal report to
Commissioner OF Labor Doherty on
these cases.
TIL" Western Union and Postal
Telegraph Companies were halcd to
court on charges OF violating the child
labor law hy working small bows as
messengers beyond the time allowed
by Law. Nnc Of So was imposed by
ia" Police Justice in each case. \
hhc amount was assessed against j.
j f"unS's Pharmacy for a similar
"mcusc
y ], Silb"rt ana j. T.. Frazier were
lined - for violating the ten hour law
Costs "cr" assessed in addition to the
'lh" in each case. Tnc charge against
"a" Speciality WOmcn's shop, Joseph
Spi%c! granger, was dismissed. wo-
men employed IN ia" establishment
denying that rhcy worked more than
ten hours a daE
Tin" department is making special
effort /" S"cuT. TIL" conviction Of man.
ayers of hrins and corporations IN all
parts OF Virginia vino arc violating
tn" child labor law by employing chi.
"lch "i tender az" and compelling
'hi!dr"n under eighteen years TO work
after 10 o'clock al nighI. such cases
h'" prosecuted under Section of the
oh!!d-ianor law. which reads as fol
i""H I'm cities having Il population
"' "'"N" or more according TO the
census ~ 1910. no child unicr tho axe
OF fourteen gears shall t." employed
permitted or suffered TO work az n
messenger for telegraph. tclcphon" or
messenger company Ia the disirlbu-
t"n. transmission or delivery Of good.
or messages and no child under the
aG" %! ''@hi""u years shall be so cn
r!oicH. permitted OF suffered to work
between th" hours 81 - O'clock ia tho
evening and % o'clock IN tho inornlnp"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
COMMON COUNCIL PASSES
JUVENILE COURT MEASURE
Ordinance, Slightly Amended, 1
Passed by Unanimous Vote
After Short DChnte.
LIMITS POWER or JUDGE,
Amendment Strikes Out Section En-
powerinE Him to Detail Police
Officers to Attend Court-MeaS,Ire
Goes Now to Board.

with but few minor amendments. the
ordinance establishing IA Juvenile and
Domestic relations Court. was passed
una nimousiy last night by the Common
council, fourteen members being pres
cnt The more importan. changes were
the provision for the appointmcnt Of
inc police justice OF either of the
inaSistcrial courts in the city 10 act in
case OF the absence of the Judge of the
juvenile Court, .snu the striking out
OF that section which would empower
the Judge OF the Juvenile Court TO de-
tail one or more OF the city police to
attend the court.
Councilman Powell was opposed to
this section because he thought IL
would cause the permanent removal Of
one or more police officers from their
regular duty and create vacancies
which the Police BOARD would ask tho
Council to fill Councilman Rogers
moved that the ordinance be so wordcd
that the court and it's official cstab-
lishincnt would be required TO live
within it's appropriation.
MIR. Powell introduced and had
adopted an addition to the ordinance
providing that wherever the words hos
pitfalls and physicians are used they
shall mean hospitals operated by the
city and physicians employed by the
city or salary. He said that he wanted
to give the city physicians something
n a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
FOR OVERHEAD CROSSING
'h! Engineer to i'rcpHrc Estimate ar
Cost for pu>>upr over IA
/. a T.. lnfd.

On tho motion 81 commissioners
Henry T. Book, ,hc Administrative.
Board yesterday instructed n. 90,
Engineer 10 proper. estimates Of tho
cost of constructing ar overhead
crossing on Lombard Street. between.
Broad and Marshall covcrIu. t,n
tracks OF the Richmond Frcdoric.ss.
burg and Potomac Railroad. w1t.b
mere has a freight yard
The City Engineer was also I'm
structed 20 prepare an estimate OF -
Grade crossing at Lomhngdy street.
though Mr.. Beck stated himself ae Doe.
ing in favor OF a,u overhead night NJ
way. the incline beginning OH nm.
norris Side OF Broad street and com
ing down on Marshall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24

wiley OvcriOu. now in jail at Eliza
beth CITY. \. G.. will be returned to
Norfolk county 10 stand trial on an
indictment charging him with ma
iiciuus assault. The alleged fugitive
from justice was unprecedented several
days ago, ANA ON application from the
Norfolk County authorities Governor
stuart yesterday issued Il rcquisition
for Dvcrton Deputy Sheriff II. L.
Davis obtained The papers yesterday
afternoon and left for the North State
to claim his prisoner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
AWARD CONTRACTS FRIDAY
FOR NEW URBANNA ROAD
directors OF Richmond, Rappahan-
mock and Northern Railway Omen
and Tabulate Bids.
STOCK GOES ON SALE SOON
Prediction Is Made by Member OF Di.
rectorate That Trains Will 10
Running Between West Point and
Crbannn in August.

Nohtracts FOR the construction Of tho
Nchmond. Rappahannock and North.
cFn railway from Wcat poin. 10 I-r-
nanha VIII be conditionally awarded
rridaE AT noon by the board of a.
tcctors. This course wns determined
ny the directors yesterday at a meet,
ing In the American National RAN.
BuiiiinS, when bids for tn. work ,rcro
received and referred TO the chief en-
Sincer and attorney for tn. read for
details. '"'"
hids were submitted by the Vaughan
construction Company. the Central
Construction Company. H. n. George
ana ths walton Construction Company.
all local concerns. and are said TO he
ciose The contract, II is understood
VIII be awarded TO one concern. which
VIII have the privilege OF letting sun
contracts for any part OF the work.
CITIZENS ALONG: ROUTE
MANIFEST KEEN INTEREST,"
The meeting OF the directors yestcr-
day was optimistic, reports from along
The proposed route OF the new road
showing great interest In the project
ana q desire TO see work started at
once Rights of way through the Sec
iton are being dedicated in nearly
every instance free of charge. and
where they nave to be purchased. tn.
county authorities are co-opcratinr
with the railroad officials TO secure tho
necessary land at the lowest cost
There Is every reason TO believe tina.
the road will be In operation and
trains running between West Point
and Crbannn by the end Of next Au-
gust according to q director OF tho
road. The directors arc Warner Moore,
Herbert l. Lewis. II. II. Bruce. James
Mullen. Thomas Gresham. w. Med.
Lee. y. J.. liawcs, John c. F.as!cy, Asa
Rice. John r. Saunders. Crosby Thomp-
son and +. IL. Spraguc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
Verdict for defendant.

y verdict for the defendant was re-
turned yesterday In the City Circuit
Court In the trial of the suit of the
executors Of Charles +. Wingo against
Mrs. Annie G. Wilson for SOL alleged
TO have been due on a note. \ motion
to set aside the verdict was made. and
it's hearing was continued by Judge r.
Carter Scott
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
pctIfInn I'm nnnkruntcr.

RObcrt G. Fuchrcr. Jr., OF This city,
yesterday fled u petition in voluntary
In the United States Dis.
trict Court. listing his liabilities at
S5i3.99 and his assets at $2I2.75. all Of
which liz listed as exempt Among
those holding unsecured claims against
the petitioner are Daniel IL. Donahuc,
$i93.50; DrcyfIs ~ Co, $SS.6l. Is. III.
Melton, $50, and Dr. T.. G.. Fisher, $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24

The old engine house. us stables,
surrounding fences and sheds on
Spring street, east Of Fifth Avenue In
Highland Park. are to be sold, on an
order OF the Administrative Board. on
the motion OF Commissioner Folkes the
real estate firm OF Harrison g. Bates
was yesterday instructed to sell tho
property Mt public auction on Tuesday,
November 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-24
surprlsc fur Minister.

Members Of Calvary BAPTIST Church
last night surprised their pastor. Rev.
Carter Ashton Jenkins. by delivering
TO him large quantity OF provisions
for distribution among the poor on
Day. In motors. heav-
ny loaded with baskets OF good things
to cat. they visited tho minister and
directed him to distribute their do
nations To the needy.