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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-28
BOY BEGINNERS CLASS
ENTERTAINED BY TEACHER

Mrs. H. NJ. Parthemore. of SS46
North Sixth street entertained the
members of the boy beginners class
of the Sixth Street United Brethren
Sunday school with games, music and
refreshments. Those present were
Clair Balsbaugh. Charles Bobbs, Leroy
Dimm, Robert Albright, Arthur She'll
enberger, Paul and David Evans, Paul
Shepler, Daniel Fisher, Leroy and
Lester Fitting, Robert Carnethen,
Elmer Weaver, Paul Ritter and Leroy
Wolf, and the Misses Elizabeth Ream,
Dorothy Ream and Helen Wolf were
also present. Assisting in entertain
ing were Mrs Bromall, Mrs. Wolf
gang, Mrs d. S. Wolf and Mrs. Parth-
more.
Mrs. Emma ]. Eyster, of PaXtang, is
visiting friends at New Oxford for
several weeks.
Miss Emma Mason of 1890 North
Second street, is home after a month S
visit with her brother, w. w. Mason
at Honeybrook.
Mrs. Sarah Frankem and Mrs. r.
L. Perkins of North Second street left
to-day for Niagara Falls and Buffalo
remaining away for a week.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-28

These accounts include:
Fourth and partial account of
Charles +. Kirschler, receiver of the
Treasury Trust Company, Pittsburgh;
first and partial account of Theodore
W. Stone, receiver for the Electric
Mutual Casualty Association, Philadel-
phia; first and final account of Elmer
w. Ehler, committee for Philip AL
dinger, a lunatic; account of Joseph
F. Romberger, guardian of the estate
and effects of John H. Stroup, a
feeble-minded man of Miffiin town.
ship.
At the Registers Onice.-The will
of S. Cameron Mccormick was pro-
bated yesterday and letters on the es-
tate were issued to his widow, Anna c.
Mccormick. and letters testamentary
on the estate of Henry j. Stewart,
formerly of this city, were issued to
Mamie Holler Stewart.
Big Rush to Pay City Taxes.-Scores
of people anxious to avoid the per
cent. penalty for failure to pay city
taxes before September 1 are crowd
ing the Offices. of City Treasurer 0. M.
Copelfh daily. During the last few
days thousands of dollars have been
paid in.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-28
OFF FOR THE sEASHORE

Major and Mrs. Frank r. Leib, of
The Terraces, New Cumberland, and
their daughters, Mrs. Dwight Luding-
ton. Of Baltimore. and Miss Marion
Leih. have gone to Asbury Park for a
ten daNS' outing.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-28
RETURNING TO TEXAS

Mrs. William Armstrong, of Houston,
Texas, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William Pearson at their country
place, near New Cumberland, left to-
day for visit at Roanoke, Va, on the
way to her southern home.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-28
TELL WEIRD GHOST TALES
ALONG THE CONODOGUINET

Guests of Miss Mary Snyder, last
evening at a cornroast along the
Conodoguinet told weird ghost stories
and played games after the supper
In attendance were Mr. and Mrs. AL
bert Shaull and daughter Elizabeth,
Miss Martha Moore, of Newark, n.
j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Snyder, Sr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hockly and
daughter, Edith; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Q. Seidel, Brewer Hoglan, Miss
Agnes Drayer, Edward H m e 8 :,
Harry Phillips. Miss Lettie Jack
son, Miss Laura Martin, Miss Marion
Bretz, Miss Alice Ferguson, of Millers-
town, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Snyder, Jr.,
and daughter, Mildred, Eynon Rowl
and Miss Dorothy Snyder.
Mrs. William Buckley and her sis
ter, Miss Mollie Lingle are enjoying
a stay at Atlantic City.
Dr. Robert P. Williams and his
brother Charles L. Williams of North
Second street, went to Atlantic City
today for little outing.
! Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Stauffer, of Pax
tang, and their guest Mrs. M. L. Zieke,
/ of Reading, are spending several days
| in Philadelphia, guests at the Adelphia
hotel.
Mrs H. G. Eslinger of 1929 Market
street, is visiting friends in Center
/
or two.
Miss Mildred Gallagher returned tc
her home at Sheridan, Pittsburgh
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. K
Goodman, at 1907 Hoffer street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ross Bealor, Mr.
and Mrs d. NJ. Kicker and small
son Daniel Kicker, of Paxtang, are
taking an automobile trip to Atlantic
City.
Miss Margaret Atkinson and Miss
Ruth Atkinson, of 537 PETER street
returned last evening from Atlantic
City, where they spent weeks va.
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Richards lef
this morning for a brief stay in New
York and Boston.
Miss Margaret Clancey, S24 South
Cameron street, will spend two weeks
in Baltimore and Washington, D. C.
Miss Martha Orth Seller and Mis-.
Sue Seller, of II North Front street
are guests of Mrs. Edward Bailey al
her cottage at Eaglesmere.
William T. Parks, 1912 North Sixth
street. is spending week at Girls,
field, Md.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-28

Here is recent picture of Mrs.
Francisco Villa, wife of the Mexican
Rebel leader made at Long Beach,
California, where she is spending the
summer with her younger sister and
her baby. Sonora Villa is but seven
teen years of age.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-28
ON PLEASURE TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Sauers, Miss
Virginia Sauers, Mrs. r. r. Donovan
and Miss Leona Teeter. of 1919 State
street. left to-day for a pleasure trip
including Philadelphia, New York and
Atlantic City.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-28
ASK COURTS To PASS
ON REPORTS SEPT. 80
Receiver and Guardian viii Pre-
sent Accounts For Final Con-.
firmation Pending Exceptions
Four accounts of

Four accounts of
receivers and guar
dians which have
been on file in the
prothonotary's Office
for the last few
weeks will be pre-
sented to the Dau-
phin County Court
September 80 for
confirmation unless
exceptions be filed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
LAND ASSESSMENTS
InNnhlc Values In Uichnond Increase
From SSS..io.I?3 IN Saa.Gc. DOB
Further Increase ENpcctcd.

commissioner OF the Revenue Henry
=. Trcs0on yesterday delivered TO
state Auditor Moore his repor; on the
land assessments for Richmond this
YEAR. The report shows values as
SeSsed amounting 10 sa9.62.. a0S. The
assessments for 1914 amounted 10 sSS.-
4'.3HS The increase over last year
is slo.SSl.6iO.
Thc new assessment took In con-
siderable property IN the recently an
ncNed sections. and includes mineral
lands valued At Si6.02o. Il is believed
mat the state assessors now at work
VIII further increase the amount OF
taxable lands and buildings. bringing
me total 10 approximately $4,000. 900
for the next year.
The assessments by wards are given
IN he commissioners report 10 the
stat" Auditor as follows:
jefferson Ward-White. sIO.s.7.ssS:
colored. $S5o.7ol.
Mad,son White. s2a,ss2.le4
Lee Ward-White. sS4.4o9.5s5. COL
ored s.slS.Sl6.
Clay ward-Whitc. si7,24s,5s4: col
ored. sat.76i
Madison Ward ,southside>-whi,e
S5.o7'.So6: colored. S276.e3?.
Mineral lands. $4s.o20.
Grand total. sac 6c7.O0S.
IoIal white, S96,>97.ol2; total colored
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
FARMERS HEAR GOVERNOR
SPEAK BEFORE INSTITUTE
Gives Much Information on ArricuI-
t"ral and S"""ol Matters at Fred
crirkshurG Meeting
Especial To The Times Dispatch

lSpcclti 10 The Times Dispatch
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA. September
N.-Thc speakers for the convention
OF the State Farmers Institute to-day
were Professor w. l.. Massey. editor,
writer and lecturer. OF tho subject.
Why Not?" and \. II. Judy, alfalfa
grower. Of Judyville farm. In stafford
county. and Horseshoe farm, In Han
over He had for his subject How"
IN tho treatment OF which lie told how
10 Improve tho soil. how 10 increase tho
tiers to come To Virginia. and recon-
mcnded certain changes in laws. Ills
address was fun Of information DR.
l., w. Magrudcr talked on fertilizers
and how to use them
This afternoon Governor Stuar, o6
dressed the convention at the Opera
House. In addition to members. many
townspcople were present to hear Tho
Governors address. which was rcpIcte
with good advice to tho farmers and
citi2"ns generally. He gave much in.
formation on agricultural methods
school matters. good roads ana CON
graduated tho farmers upon their pros
pccts. Thc address was heard with
nluch pleasure by all present Several
o'her addresses were made and dis
tuSsionS participated in by various
members of the institute
w non Governor Stuart concluded. Or
II. j. Patterson, president OF the Mary
Iand Agricultural College. delivered Tho
iinal address.
One-haif Of the board of directors
was elected, as follows: j. Il. Andrews
j. H. Z. Beverly. Wcstmoreland Davis.
John /. Lewis. W. +. Hathaway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
WAKE FOREST OPENS
College Enters Upon Eighty-nrst Yc,r
with Prospect of Enrolling
400 Students
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
WAKE FOREST. n. c., September
Wake Forest College entered upon Its
eighty-first session Yesterday. The On.
tire day was devoted to the registration
and matriculation of the new and old
students. Tho registration reached The
300 mark Yesterday. and by tho time tho
students have all registered the enroll
ment Is expected to pass the 400 mark
The students began pouring I'm on Mon
day and every train WAS crowded to its
capacity yesterday Practically all of
the old men are returning. and indi-
cations point to n large freshman class
this year. All Of tho members of the
faculty have reported for duty ana
they arc meeting their classes to-day
DR.. Roswell Gilmore Flack. of Spray.
~ c.. has been elected professor of
pathology and bactcrioloEy to succeed
Or. II. -. Taylor. resigned. lie is tho
only new member found in tho faculty
this year. DR.. Flack Is a graduate of
Wake Forest College, receiving his de-
gree of Bachelor OF Arts at the COM
mcnccmcnt of 1901. IIo taught FOR sew
eral years after graduating. and in 1906
he entered tho university at Nashville.
Tenn. where he took up the study of
medicine. He continued his study of
medicine At JOHNS Hopkins and received
his profess !onal degree in 1913.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
OFFER SERVICES TO
CITY WITHOUT CHARGE
Sn'i'ic ma Claiborne Would Druu
flnns'f"r Improvement of Water
Front Facilities

Allen J Savillo and Herbert 4. clai-
horne, local engineers, appeared borore
me administrative Board YESTERDAY ana
"uefed their services 10 the city in an
enori :" help improve the water from,
Q! ne lanes River in the vicinity of
the CITY Wharf They offered r. d~,,..
plans for sheds and proper landing fo,
vessels free Of charge II tho hoard
would take some definite step for the
Improvement
The oner was favorably received nv
me board. ana tho matter was referred
10 CITY Engineer Boiling for his ro-
port and recommendations II is tho
oilnlon OF inc engineers that If Tho
proving Tho water from, i, win cre,,i,.
improve the prospects Tor a Fcacr,I
appropriation at the noXt session nf
CONGRESS Tor widening and deepening
OF the James River enamel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
MARSHALL STREET PEOPLE
COMPLAIN OF STREET CARS
>n! J"itinG at Heavy Vehicles Over
Rough Tracks Is Damaging
Auditing lIOmscn

Mrs. Emma c. Tyler and other prom
ertS owners and residents on the north
an" south sides of Marshall Street. be-
tween Twcnty-hrSt and Twenty fourth
streets. presented n petition to the Adj
ministrattNc Board yesterday request
ins tho board 10 compel tho street rail
way company 10 remove the large cars
from service on this street or to make
such improvements or repairs to the
tracks as VIII prevent continual jar
ring and jolt'nc and damage to abut-
ting buildings
The board referred the petition to tho
president Of the Virginia Railway and
Power Company. with the request that
he supply 1t with any suggestions 10
alleviate this complaint. II is said that
the old Chesapeake and Ohio tunnel
runs under the city in this section and
tina; this might re partially the cause
Of the Earring OF the buildincs The
residents in these blocks asscr; that the
buildings are being badly damaged by
ihc passing OF the cars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
ADJUSTMENTS
bright Farce for Friday aud saturday.

Following the remarkably successful
engagement of Potash &c Pcrlmuttcr."
which came to n close last niGht. Thu"
management of the Academy OF Music
announces for Friday and Saturday.
with Saturday matinee. the return of
Edward Pcplcs highly amusing farce.
"A Fair OF Skies" This piece needs
practically no Introduction to Rich
mond theatcrgocrs: when II appeared
hero toward the end OF last season, il
spoke for itself, and ii can hardly
have been forgotten. The mana cement
further says that it will be presented
by Il capable company. If il iS-and
there is no reason to doubt tit will
be more than we'll worth seeing.
ON Monday night only. The Win
ming of Barbara WORTH" n dramati-
zatton of Harold Bell Wright's novel,
will he presented at the Academy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
ADDED ASSESSMENTS
tMDl MI TO SI5.OOO OOO

Special 70 The Times Dispatch
lNNCliECRG. VA, September s.
j. :. Easlcy. examiner of records for
inns judicial circuit, returned to
nc iocai tax board omitted and ad-
"i'ioNai assessments on local mnnufac-
'"rcFs on borrowed capital. which has
never been listed here for taxation rho
hahufacturers interested will appear
hciorc the tax board tomorrow morn.
lhS IN the hope OF upsctt!nl, the added
assessments. which amount to ahout
SIh""",o"O in Lynchhurg
me man"facturers have retained
counsel and in case of a decision nd.
verse to them by the tax board. Il,
seems certain that an appeal viii be
taken To the courts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
LEADERS OF STATE CALL
ON VIRGINIA SENATORS
Martins Rooms. at Murphy's Hotel,
Scene OF Two-Day Politi-
cal Levcc.
MANY DISCUSS GovERNoRsH1p
Senator Swanson Is Informally Look
ing After His Fences for Senate.
rial Primary Next Summer-AIany
Call to Discuss Affairs.

The prolonged stay of Senators
Ihomas 5. Martin and Claude A. Swan
son III Richmond was tho subject of in
tcrcstlns comment and conjecture in
local political circles yesterday. The
senators arrived Monday evening and
departed for Washington last night
irohablY no political significance
Would nave been attached 10 the visit
OF the two Senator's but for tho fact
that they found it convenient to re-
main over yesterday after having dis
posed of tho business that brought
them 10 Richmond. the conference in
the interest OF the James River i'm
proNcinent project. which was held at
the Chamber of Commerce TUESDAY, II
Was further noted that Senator Mar
TINS apartment at Murphy's suddenly
became tho mecca OF numerous men of
political prominence and prestige. who
by singular coincidence happened into
tho city from many parts OF the State
simultaneously.
Senator Martin held levce at the hotel
every hour Of each day when he was
not at the Wcstmorclanci or Common
wealth clubs or discussing the river
Improvement appropriation matter With
the business men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
HEARS POPULAR SENTIMENT
AS TO COVER 0RSVJp

During his stay here Senator Mar.
tin. according 10 the political cossips
gained much information regarding
sentiment In the different counties and
cities affecting the several candidates
for the Democratic nomination for the
Governorshp. The popular impression
IS that at this time the powerful Gle
mcnt III party affairs. of which Senator
Martin is tic recognized leader is quite
partial to the candidacy Of Lieutenant
Governor j. Taylor E:llyson, but not
definitely committed to any Of the as
pirants for the CovcrnorshiD ii is
quite the natural and logical thing to
expect that Senator Martin would give
ear 70 the friends of tho different can
didates when those friends trooped in
eager enough to give reports rejecting
sentiment In their respective districts
The opportunity to meet so many OF
the representative party leaders was
naturally pleasing TO Senator Swanson
who will tie A candidate for re- election
TO the United states Senate next wear
senator swanson spent much Of his
time at the Martin levce in Murphy's
Tuesday and Yesterday
During their stay here the two Sena-
tors met practically every man OF no.
itical note in Richmond. The callers
from out Of town. however. were more
numerous. Among the latter who
were received by Senator Martin at the
hotel We're Marshall 3. Booker, former
clerk OF the State Senate: Granville
Craddock. clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
Halifax; Captain W. w. Baker. of Ches-
terrified: J. VI. Bauserman. of Wood
stock. Commissioner Of State Hospitals.
and Captain John T. Lewis, of Meclller-
burg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
Ann Murdork Mt Colonial.

In The Royal Family" the Colon
iaIs feature for yesterday and to-da -
the well-known legitimate actress. Ann
Murdoch. supported by an excellent
company. presents a story filled with
dramatic interest and abounding in
surprises. The part OF tho princess
affords Miss Murdick wide scope FOR
tne display OF her undoubtcd talent
She is boyish and attractive when she
massueradcs as youth and she Is
thoroughly feminine and even more at
tractivc when she resumes her own
clothes. Conspicuous in the support
ing cast are MontaCu Love. Fuller Mel
iish' Edwin Mordaunt, Bertha Brund-
age and Lila Barclay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
SOON FILE BRIEF
North Carolinn Corporation Connie ion
Z" heply to Virginia Cities Freight
Rntc Contention.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
RALEIGH. n, c.. September S.-By
september Is tho North Carolina Cor
poFauon Commission will have Med
win tho Interstate Commerce Commits
SION brief in the pending suit by Vir-
s'nla cities in which 1t Is sought TO oh
'hin Tor freight shipments from Vir-
einia cities to North Carolina shining
po.hts inc same reduction in freight
rates that applied as proportionals In
mo rates that apply from Western
POINTS through Virginia cities to these
North Carolina points. This case has
pcch pending for several months. The
nearing was held some months ago ana
the commission is to file its brief
III opposition to the petition.
IL Is the contention of the North Caro-
.tnh commission that to grant the de-
. .1 OF the Virginia cities would rob
VII , ,oi'h carolina wholesale houses OF
az advantage that was gained in ,hN
original victory. '' III"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
"GrOEGE II. WASHBURN.
CHAMBER WILL. Adm
ENTERTAINING VISITORS

Business Manaeer W 7. Dahney. o.
tha Richmond Chamber % Commerce.
also received telecraIn Announcing
the intention OF the Tos;onians -
spend their annual fall field day n
Richmond and The chamber will join
With the military organizations Of the
city in the entertainment: o: tho WISH
tors
Tho decision Of the Boston company
to visit Richmond IS the outcome Of
visit 10 the city early in Angus: ny
Lieutenant and Adju;ant George II.
Washhrrn. Cuartermas:er William
Willy and Lieutenant w II McNenna.
who spent several days here looking
into the merits OF Richmond rs 4 suit
able place in which to spend their
fall outing. The action o, inc COM
mand was based upon their report.
The fall outing IS an annual occa-
sion with the organization Each year.
in October, the company takes a trim
to some Interesting or historical po!n,
in the United states. and once Il ,rav-
o!cd all the way TO London to ne the
guests of the parent organization. the
Honorable Artillery COMPANY ot Lon
don.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
ORIGINAL COMPANY NOW
IN EGYPTIAN SERVICE

Lord Dunbeich, who is now in com
mand OF tho mounted force Of the
company on duty In Ismalia. E-ypt.
guarding the Sucz Canal. is commander
nj tho English organization. and King
George V, by virtue OF his position.
IS its colonel and captain- ccneral
While in London tho officers OF the
COMPANY were presented nj the Court
&c ST James
The company is the oldest military
examination on the Western Icmis-
oh"r-. having been founded in 1898
Many Of its founders were members OF
tho London company before coming to
the New World. and that accounts for
the organization in the United States
The artil!erymcn have elected ONLY five
honorary members during its existence
including Prince Albert consort OF
Queen Victoria; tho late John u. Long
one" Governor OF Massa chuscits and
later secretary of the Navy. and Presi-
dent Arthur Autograph portraits Of
All these hang on the walls Of the com
DanY's armory.
CAPTAIN Harry Hamilton. prominent
~ the social ana financial circles q.
Boston, Is tho commanding officer OF
the company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
Lyrics NIld,vcck Change.

Heading the new bill that comes into
the Lyric to-day for the latter part
Of the week will be the Seven Co
lonial Bellies, Observation-Disclosures and
singers. who are in turn headed by
Dorothy Sherman. who assembled the
troupe and built the act. Others on
the program arc: the oxford Trio. Eng
fish daredevil riders: Albert Donnclly,
discoverer and dcmonstrator OF New
ShadoSraphy liawley and Hawlcy
singing and dancing comedians. and
Green and Parker, in what is billed as
= genuine variety act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
Sum Rcrmnrd mt Little Thcn,er.

For the last half OF the week he
ginning to-day, the Little Theatcr's
Paramount feature picture will be
POOR Schmaltz, III which the famous
comedian, sam Bernard. makes his first
Him appearance. Sam Bernard was one
OF the great Weber and Fields COM
bination, and has. since that timc. been
star OF half a dozen musical comedies
and comedies with music. 1t is said
that in this photoplay he will offer n
new type OF screen comedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
REQUlSlTION HONORED
west NtrEinin Authorities Accuse John
otie' Arrested In Botctourt,
of Murder

John Otie. who was arros,od +,
botetourt few days ago as fuel.
tive from justice from West Virginia
ana is now being held in the county
JAIL VIII be returned TO Fayette County
w. va where he has been indicted FOR
murder.
Governor Stuart Yesterday morn;,c
honored rcqu!sition made upon him
ny Governor Hatfield for the alleged
fugitive murderer. Deputy Sheriff T.
j. Davis. OF Fayettc County, will come
10 Virginia for the prisoner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
Fircmcn Visit Richmond.

tlfty-hve members of tho Brewster
Hook and Ladder Company. OF New
"urgh. y. Y. left the city yesterday
afternoon for Washington on the return
trip from Old Point. where they had
been on an outing since Monday. The
party Will continue the trip through
Philadelphia and on to Newburgh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
Conference on Taxation.

before departing for Fredcrick burg
yesterday Governor Stuart held a brief
conference In his Office with the other
members OF tho state Advisory Boa rd
on IaNation-State Auditor c. Leo
Moore and Judge Prcntis. Subjects
bearing upon the operation of the new
tax laws engaged the attention Of the
members Of the board for half an hour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
Blind Mnn Dismissed.

Ernest Slaughter. who is blind. a
resident Of Woodland Heights. was dis
missed Yesterday by Justice H. 4. Nou-
rice, IN Police Court. Part H. charged
WIN being drunk. 1t developed ut the
hearing that the whisky had been given
TO him.
Carrie Jones, Hattie Turner. Thomas
Parham and Henry Coleman. coiored.
were fined $50 and costs yesterday.
charged with disorderly conduct.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
Falls six stories 10 Death.

,"pc.IH! 20 Inc Tlmcs-Dlspatchl
>, IA NCtbCifCi, VA" September s.
Harry Wincfcld, eighteen wears old &,
shoe worker sustained fatal injuries
THIS morning in n all';hrouEh an cle-
vator shaft in n factory. No one saw
the accident, but II is thought Young
WinGfield plunged through six doors to
the bottom. ia was picked UP and re-
moved to the Lynchburg Hospital,
where he died two hours later without
having rcSained consciousness