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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

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ternn6t bei gola burd Sdrapnelfeuer
gum Riebereebsn assfDunSsn unb peggse
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18
Die erle !AdperuuS
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AahllmtltF 1nbnlI lMlItneA stutt bts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

uimmt bief 3eit in gnipruh. Refine bsr
gsrbdnomdnte BAT ss pdbreno bes 6rits
btus gu FINER SrObrn an5nbl triegA
brau3barer euftidiffs gebra6t. @nes ouf
bisfm @ebiste gsdaffsns trdgt ben
Sttmpel bes gsriu6s On ffh. Nm peites
fen Iinb nod bic Staliener fortgeIdrits
ten. glber srH Iur5 Dor arisesbeginn Ads
ben is isrs SppsR ssT9affen, bic iest our
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ten tuegsn Der geringm 3abt Der 2ufts
Idifft nur lpenias Rsiasungen ausgebilOei
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sunssn QuftTditfbsmnnnunses1 - .gitta
81 Bsrrarn@ unb .gitta bt Sell - ebsns
10 I9iperpiegenD, role iensr Der 2uftfdiffs
ldbf. 3tpeimaI babsn italienifde Gents
b01ons einsn erniltden 4ngriff untsrs
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3otoIberIufen. GO fdtiut, o[s Oh Hidt
nilr has Mnriatiiae Meer bitter tpdrs,
Ionbtrn, baB aud bic Cuff iiber Der abriu
bon 8itterfeit erfilt mare. Meni9Itsns
Oirftsu bies bic StdIiensr empfunben bus
ben unb Elm bitttrsr GsIdmnd ipirb ie'
BEN Staliener ouf Der 3unae bremen,
ipstrt CT ben Ronsn rGittd hf Self" aus
fpridt. ben Namsn isnss 2entIuftf9iffss,
bas dls erites setupert purbe.... Cir uns
ubsr ipir6 Der Naum sinen gmten alunS
huben, benn er bsrfnnbiIbli6t nns eiasn
befpneers fh6nen grfOls, Der iiberdL
Gtpls unb 6reuoe b~eruurEufen pirb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18
mtrfin. mittt guauf.

beIltH UtlIlt NA3ut
Seit BAH feds MondtsH poden gnss
fdnber uHb 8ran5oien nergsbens an ben
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fpIgte ber erife @orItob bon Gsetreittrdfs
ten, Der aber, ME fan ale bic ndhfoleeHs
ben an Der 5refffdsrbsit unb Mtrtungss
fruft tiirlif6sr geIhibs, 9Orpebos uno
minen frdnbtte. 4uf tsinetn aHberen
asis9sI9duplab purbe Der 9oben 10 fart
NIT 8lut gebiinet, uHb ipurbs 70 bel Wtas
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norrsgnrb ldrieb Gr0e Juli i'm Rriitionia
,MorgenbIdbet@: DIE GrioIee Der. Bers
banbeten peroen bur1 5 aiIometer BON
Der QanbnngsIttnt aus barsefieLt. Sc,
Der etuennene ailometer toIet 10000
Mann. Refnet man ole bort 5ugrunbe
gsedngensn ober beIddoistsn arieess
fhiFft bin3u, 70 beertift man, anf pcls
DIES tplHpieliss Experiment bic angreifer
fh einlieben." - Qa1 omtlihem 3ugss
IEdn6nis Eabtn bic englii6e nnb bic frans
10Gfhe 0Iofte runb 100000 1onnen
GhiffsmateriaI auf ben @ruHb Der DARE
bansIm linssn feben, unb asquith seitaHb
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567 0ffiJiert unb 1861 Mdm sobt. 1870
CFfisiere unb 1885 Maun berwuHad
unb 1893 Dffi3iers uub 1882 Wann ees
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atIammttn @ttpinn BET iedsmonatIi6tn
trbitterten ann berIuItrsidtn Hdmpfe.
Mtldes mar Der Grunb fir ben serinssn
Durtftritt Der anertifer, fir ibreH Uiibs
trfole2 - Rod ME 5ubor rurbe iDobl Elm
uHisrns9msH 70 unssHigsn0 DOrbsrsitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

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ntn OF pnlfft ufHllneitdhunatn PEA
ftin Nda uHs kush ilnin 8lifatt fsis
nlAltit auliYtiif bic 9th h Hstfaie'
flft tntm nuisttf &~uiluesfuat sam
ngItt. Gin ACKNOWLEDGMENT dta ilH,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

Die SammfGrner Der G%onnsnbIams
bilbsn ein gutes Suffer fir maH6srlei
31itre (6ihner Il. Oergl.); ibr Del 1T Dem
esinfdmenol an Site gIsid. unb bic
Steagel Der gflan5s f6nHen aIs re9t GU
ts 6ei5mottrial bnubt tpsrnen.
5n qerFen btrrTdt bic 9epObnbeit,
in jebem gferbeitdle and Elm SdDein
antsr3ubriugsH. Nnn elaubt bert uaees
msin. oab Bic Qnptienheit zines SGpeis
neg BON eiinfisem GinfluB auf bic gss
ianbhsit Der PfeEoe lei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

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HNrrs Mishtiss aaf ttllanlaA " mss
HN8 ilHsM rah gaAll atata hfA H9h hAt
Niliat rsffnaE8 wH panlsn laslss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

lpubit man boh, bdb unitrs braps Sns
iplsbtr einmGl ihr atbsn iir ben
0origdng Der militGrii9en 0ptraiionen
sinIsba ttibts. Sine Stnnbe lang bOrts
man bas @tpsbrfeuer baIb ItdrIsr, bdIb
fhpdder, hann flauts g al. um frsiIid
ME eon8 81 p%erltummen. Sin gepiHsr
gebdrruugssulidnb mar ieotnfdlIs su'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

Dr p,fjwttiB tpissraaae tt Runu = pas pstsrtustn
ef etnliAm Jnianetls.
Don ~. pauI mi&asils.

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nfthfn. ttk taf dilmstAA wssAit iihi
ittnef ws HabaW mm4t nslff HaA
hansSglA Mslssi mtstm Hmh rail- ahiaA
on luiais man tHltm wtastlimllr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-18

boner Charles @i[ter GtdnfOrO, gbdrIes
Waria 0ibor aus 9arig.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
BODY FOUND IN BUSHES
ni,icniifed Negro Mny HIVE Re~n
Washed tp From River Nontha
AGO, Snys Coroner

.he badly dccomposed bodv OF n
negro vas found Yesterday AFTERNOON
a. the foot Of Twenty third stree, by
FRANK buckley. keeper of tn" lock
gates Tn" BODY was In such = state
If decomposition that Coroner Taylor
vas unable 10 ten whether the unn
mad met wish foul play on had died
Il natural death. He was Of tho opinion
mat II mad lain "a the bushes where
buckley round II for several months
ana thought II was possible il might
NAY" hecn washed up from the river.
Buckley wRs looking for his chickens
when he stumbled acIOsE the body. Tho
man was i've feet, TWO inchcs tall and
h"d been wearing black cont. dark
brown trousers and black ahocg The
clothes were badly tatter.d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
SUES CITY FOR $4,000
Claude L.. Matthews Claims III. sum
For Alleged damages to Prop
erty on barton Avenue.

Assistant City Attorney Anderson re-
ported 10 the Administrative Board
yesterday. that claude f.. Matthews has
entercd suit against the city in the
city Circuit Court. alleging that his
property at 110i carton Avenue, North
Richmond. has been damaged to tho
extent Of $1,000 in consequence OF grad
ing or North Avenue. Barton Avenue
and intersecting streets.
colonel Anderson asked the hoard to
advise him when the work was done,
especially the work in front OF Mr.
Matthew's dwelling. and to furnish
him with a blue print Of the grading
on the avenues named insofar ms 1t
could possibly affect the property al
legged to have been damaged. Tho let
ter from the Assistant City Attorney
was ordered forwarded To Savillr e
~ ihornc. tho engineers who wc"" IN
charge Of the work I'm that territory.
with tho request that the informa-
ton be supplied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
DELEGATES ARE NAMED
TO FARMERS CONGRESS-
VIII Meet Ia Omnhn, Nrbrnskn. on
September 2S-tIl Sections az
SIMt. to he Ncprehcntch.


More than loo delegates have been
Appointed By Governor stuart 10 repre-
sent Virginia IN the Farmers National
{ Congress. which viii 10 convened IN
omaha, Nebraska, September -. Tn"
congress viii remain in session one
week. Secretary OF the cummonw ca |. Il
=. .. james yesterday Issued commits
S!oEs To the following appoiutcss.
-. l.. Smith. j. g. Martin and 4. Il.
Cray. Alhemarlc; -. e. Moonaw and
W. II. McAllis;cr. Allegheny; i. H..
Wilson. Amelia; T.. II. iiigginbotham,
Amherst: ~. W. Hamilton and s H..
Perkins, Augusta: Robert McClintic,
Bath; II. L.. McClmug. Botctourt; James
-. Eruwdcr. Brunswick T.. G. Moou
and w. J. G. Goodc. buckingham: &. l..
Perrow. campbell; John White. caro-
line: +. W. Wilcox. Charles city: G.
". berkeley, Charlotte; W. l.. burgess.
Chesterfield: NJ. II. Heardor. Clarke;
Alexander Taliaferro, Cuipeper; j. W.
IlazclCrovc. Cumberland: :. r. Spain.
Dinwiddc: Cecil Sinclair. Elizabeth.
George Brooks. Essex; George +. llar-
rison. Fairfax; j. a. Mclaughlin, Fau-
puicr; q. \. Willis, Floyd Captain g..
g.. Sncad. F'luvanna: DR.. +. +. Arthur.
Franklin; j. II. &. clayton. Frederick
". ~. buchanan. Giles; Captain j. y.
Tabb, Gloucester: &. &. llarthright.
Goochland John r. Grcar. Grayson: w.
II. Milan Henrico; T.. y. Wade. High
lana. 4. Nj. Brown, NlnS NlliiaH. W F.
II. Currell. Lancaster; y. w. Winston.
Louisa: Il. y. Blackwell. Luncnhurs;
j. ~ Hardy. No,toway; George Barbour.
Orange; :. II. Dmnkley. Patrick; r. l..
Dodsou. rittsylvania: William w.
Michaux. I'owhatan: w. u. Hubbard.
Prince Edward; Hon. Timothy RiYes,
Dinwiddie; Joseph Todd, Prince VIII
liam: Y. Is. White Princess Anne; j..
T.. Mccormick. Roclthridre; &. &. Con-
rcr. I;ockingham: l.. =. Eoonts Shen-
nndOah; g. -. Merchant, MiddlcscX: w.
T.. Flanagan. Montgomc:N: Samuel Will
kins; Nanscmond: Hon. Bland Mussie,
Nelson; W Il. Woodward. New Kent:
William blackwell. northumberland:
s. ~. Duniley. Patrick: Henry l.. Troll
linGcr. Pulasiii John a. Keyser, Rap
pahannock i. G. Booker, Richmond {;
Nathan sutton. Russell: y. j. Meade.
Scott: T.. II. Coppcnhavcr. Smyth: j. w.
Balm. southampton: }. II. billiard.
s;r"tsylvania: +. u. Aloncure, Stafford {:
William y. Gwaltncy. Surry: G.. -. G;riZ-
lard. SUSSEX: j. W. t;illcEpie. TaZcwell;
j. l.. Earle. Warren; Colonel j. H..
Ham. Warwick: Frank Settle. west
m"rcland: w. A. Newberry. Bland; II. c.
Charles lSuchanam: NJ j. Shepherd.
Euckincham: Joseph Casscll, Wythe:
+. T.. Wright, York: DR.. j. w. Baird.
SurrN: 6. ". Russell. Lee; II. G.. Les
tor Henry; j. u. Barksdale, Halifax:
j. + Prince. Greenesville; Phil Dulaney,
Greene: John +. Grcar. Grayson; q. c..
Gath light. Goochlnnd: q. w. Willis.
flovd: S. II. Spt%er. l'auquier: y. G.
liutchison, Fairfax; Frank Lindsay.
Norfolk; \. !. McAiath. Accomac: j. u.
Fletcher Rappahannock: a. III. Jones,
Highland: Manly Broaddus. King and
Queen; Il. NJ. Maxwell. Mathews: Al
bert Nichols. Page; y. w. Mock. Acco-
mac. and Beverly Gates. Prince Ed
ward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
COMPANY WANTS SERVICE
IUcomoti,c Norks wiling "a Pm. PART
Of Cost az InStnlIing DrnIn-
Hgr System

Tho American Locomotive Company
ycs;.Hda pctiiioucd the hdmiuis,r;-
.iiv" Erard to- construct f, sewer
through its property in tn" northern
section Of the city. The petition was
accompn by plans nnG apscinca
lions for tho sever. which IL is-e
t.n,aicd Win cost between &i3.0an and
$4,000.
The locomotive works. IN ~ ?eti-
ton. agreed to pay q reasonable pro
portion of the cost OF the sewer. and
Commissioned Beck moved tho board tn
ref"r All the papers to- tity Engineer
Boiitrg. with the request that he checl
NJ tho plans aud report ns soon IN
possible the approximate cost of the
sewer. and what proportion the com.
pauy should pay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
WILL LAY CORNERS STONE
OF GlNTER PARK SCHO0
ucN. W. D.. I.inrlc. -. H.. az UuIC
Seminars. Ia Make Address at
ENrrrIScs This Afternoon.

Hev. W. l.. i.in-ic. -. D.. OF the IA
ul;y Of Union Thoological Seminar
Viii be tn. principal speaker to-day
the ceremonies incident TO the layir
Of the cornerstone Of thc Gintcr Par
public school building. The rercmoni'
Will begin at 50" o'clock, and will ]
conducted by Lewis elmer Lodge y
3l7. Ancient Ere" and Accepted NJ;
sons. Worshlpful Master Thomas
RUIN presiding Chairman r. G. Ebr
Of the CITY School board. will al.
make an address.
Charles ". Robinson. The archite
who planned tho building, and Walk
Co,trcil. chuirman.of tho committee c
buildings. viii represent the Cit
SCHOOL Hoard
The bcucdiction VIII hc pronounce
by Rev. ". W. Moore. -. g.. prcsidei
Of Union Theological Seminary.
The contract calls for the Compl
ton Of tho building in February.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
EXPECT TO EARN coon
DIVIDEND on S'rOIIi

4 statement issued yesterday by the
incorporators OF the road says III part:
1T is thought that the. new road
will be able to earn it's fixed charges
ut once, ana Will soon be earning
enough to pay preferred stock Iii
vidcud. II is stated that on tho basis
Of the present revenue Of the New
York. Philadelphia and Norfolk Rail
way, derived from strictly local traffic
CHAT is exclusive OF al through bust
ncsS). the West Point Crbanua line
would earn enough TO pay all fixed
charges, together with : per cent on
its 100000 OF preferred stock. and 3
per cent on it's 100000 OF common
stock. Certainly tho prospect or good
business is assured and Richmond can
wcn afford 10 put uD Whatever money
is needed to assure tho building OF this
line. Tor il opens VIZ To her merchants
a large and fertile section whor" there
is already tremendous volume of
business and none of IL now coming
here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
STEAMBOAT LINES FILE
TAX ASSESSMENT PROTEST
AT'renr before Corporation CommIa-
sion In objection 10 Tax on In
trrstntr Earnings.

in' railroad and steamship coi7pa
mics having termiui at Norfolk are
y..o-ol.iv cor;.e,ir., IN. ri.b, 90 49,.
,.,....
va 90 ION C'''''SS'"h |" a"ply
i4" u 'n"m IN hA.nr valuations for
certain provisions Of nc new lax
.s.....r,,. ~
.r '"'H
's commission Yesterday gave a
hraftE= 10 the transportation Co.npa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
HESITANCN AND UNWII.IiNGNEsS
SIIl.L GONTINLE. SIL!: sly

Passing by tho phraseoi"sy in
which your question is touchcd. and
without Whiting for az expression of
tho next convention. |, as president.
respectfully say 10 YOU that the rcSo-
buttons passed by the Eicrunty Con-
vcn,lon reflect tho best though: Of This
city. Perhaps the scntenc" we can
not withhold an expression OF regret
at the manifest hcsitancy OF the civil
authorities TO deal with the situation
with that dircctucss ANA hr'nucsS or
purpose which the Shru"iul rcv"l"-
tons demandcd' was misc ust''rcd ~
YOU a special attHcH unou Ncii"
CoustabularN. whereas tho contest viii
show the reference was 20 III" rcnc'al
h.sitanc.s that have marked the long
drawn oUt procedure following: the Vice
Commissions report. ana. In ucu%uro
at least. which still continues. With
out I'm tho least inpu-nir@ motives.
ana with tho utmost respect TO al con
c.rucd. is il not a fact that hest tucy
to enforce certain existing laws with
out an Investigation into conditions.
gave birth 10 the Vic" Commission?
Has not. in good truth. 'hesitaucy' fol
lowed fast aud continuous in many
respects regarding the Nirc Gomruis-
sion's report; differences Of opinion as
TO TN" wise. proper. polite and legal
courseF 20 pursue: DELAYS. diS"ussious
etc. etc. and am I mistaken ia think
iuE tina, tho matter has not even vet
been definitely disposed of" Am mis-
taken in my recollection that IL WIS
IN evidence that the Police Department,
vas ha!np"rcd in tho discharge of duty
hv rn"h0'c-nnIc and repulsive con
ditions" Hui viii not x" into uu-
necessary details Of tho m,ttcr alrcady
naUseaiinG 10 Tic public"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
,,incd far neckres~ Running.

Osborne ZONES, arrested by CHIEF OF
Police II. Wilson Scay. Of llenrico. for
recklessly. running All automobile on
the williamsburg Road near Seven
zines. was yesterday fined $50 and costs
by Magistrate s. j. Pnrycar Jones.
though his attorney. Hiram NJ Smith.
noted an appeal.
Jones was arrested on the complaint
OF Roy .tleXander. who alleged that
Jones attempted IN pass him at - mar
row point on the highway, forcing him
into ditch To keep from being struck
from the rear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
LOUIS LlTCHY INDICTED
ON CHARGE OF ARSO|
Stnte uurcnu of Insurance Hecefvd
Report From Detective Department
Of Work In Portsmouth.

The State Bureau oC Insurance hf
received Information FROM its dete'
tive department that Louis Itchy, SO
OF s. 1.itchy, who was arrested som
time since upon evidence secured Il
one OF the detectives, was indicted b
the grand jury u the Corporate
Court OF the city OF Portsmouth o
Thursday, for ;re burnins of h
fathers unoccupicd dwelling. G.
Queen street. Portsmouth. April ]
His trial was So; for September :
The accused vas baiied in the sum
Sl,j0u for his appearance on that dat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
Arrested on Speeding Charge.

Arthur Rass colored, eighteen years
old was arrested Yesterday by Police
men Samuels and Bradley on "A charge
Of sDrcfinS in an automobile.
Erred Schneider. eighteen years old
was taken on charge OF breaking
into the house at oil l-2 MaVo Street
and stealing lot of plumbing GX
tmrcS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

sherman S'nnAeIh. The negro vino
"aa convicted month ago IN Pitt.
- lrania county Of criminal assault.
"\Hiated MS crime iT the electric chair
at the Stai' P.nitentiary yesterday
Th"Fnin1. Tho body was turned over
10 the State Anatomical Board The
neSro's victim waH Il Iittle white girl
ak years old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
MISS DOllOTifl MONriMEN.
DOROTHY MORTIMER
TO HEAD B|JOU STOCK
Signs With Jake Wells for Thirty
Weeks Engagement in
Richmond.
WE'LL KNOWN .ACTEI
Negotiations Closed Within Hour
After Announcement That Protluc-
ton in Chicago Had Been Deferred.
Will Open Here September ~.

Dorothy Mortimer. one of the most
widely known and vcrsat,,c leading
women III America. has been engaged
by Jake Wells to head the stock or
canizaiion with which the Bijou Thea
ter will be opened Co. a season of thir-
" weeks. commencing September -.
Tie negotiations between the head
OF the Wells theatrical circuit and the
representative of the actress were
closed yesterday afternoon within an
hour of the time Mr.. Wells happened
to learn that Miss Mortimcr's services
were available. The actress was on
nor way 10 Chicago when tho news
was received here that the production
IN which she was to appear next Mon
day IN that city had been deferred. Mr..
N"ils lhcr"upon got into communica
ton with Miss Mortimcr's business
agent in New York, l.. l. CONFESS. with
III" result that she will come to Rich.
moHd to play tho feminine leads with
tho Bijou stock
nc opening offering will bc Jerry"
written by Catherine Chisholm Cush-
ing, which served as a successful
comedy vehicle for Ellie Burke last
season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
WILL BRING COMPANY or
MEII.-k NOMN ACIOuS

l.. y. schiller, not unknown locally.
having plotted stock companies here
lh seasons past is sponsor for the
present orSaniZation OF PLAYERS Mr..
'"nn"@s will be in direct charge
ni the company, with IIarrv Is Nc
NiNcn "a house manager. Edwin Rurhe
saId to he a producer OF parts. will di-
rect ia" players and produce the plays
'N| harrington, the leading man. is
not only good to look at hut. again
speak IN" for The management. is that
uhipu" individual among leading men
an actor. Anon" the other members
OF the company of fourteen are. Vie
i"r!; Montgomery. second woman:
MaEGare; SNOW and Gertrude Nyrdnn
extra women. and Elizabeth Hunt,
character woman; Harry Hockey.
character comedian: Edwin Nanary.
character man: Thomas Mcknight. sec
ond man. Joseph Smith. extra; l.. i.
Hcticric!H. juvenile. Horace 4. Sillcr
is the scenic artist
y rather prrtentious list OF attrac-
lions has been prepared by Mr.. Con-
ness containing many Of the past sea-
son : successes, and. as can be seen at
q glance. plays of The highest ru,al-
Ties. Here ar" some OF them: The
'rail of the Lonesome Pins" The
Nisieadiac Lady the second weeks
'Hcri":.' 'Niihn the Law" Seven
Keys to i;aidpatc," Madame ~"
Help Wanted" 'roIly OF the Circus"
y Pair Of sizes recently seen 1T the
academy: The Wishing Ring" Too
Many Cocks" When All the World
IA. Young" Nearly Married" Get
:ich- Quick Wailn.ford," "a Bird Of
'nradise.' "My Wife" The Goose
i;irl. Young WISDOM. MADAME
shorty. the Woman and others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18

John =. Lea. an attorney Of this
city, Was fined $50 and costs ycslcr-
day bv Mag isirat. r. j. Purycar. Of
iirnrico, for exceeding the speed limit
on the Cary Street Road. Mr. Lea
was arrested ON the complaint OF Dep-
Uty sheriff w. webb Sydnor. who wit
ncsscd tho alleged speeding. Mr. sgd
nor also served the warrant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
suTrnp. ,I.xs-,Icc,ipp.

Tin" regular weekly meeting Of the
EQUAL Suffrage League Of itchmond
VIII hc held tonight at S:ia o'clock
81 the corner Of Second aud BROAD
streets Instead OF Sixth and Broad
streets. as formerly. Mrs, Il. II. Nalcn-
,iu". president or the league: Mrs. ROY
Is. Flanagan. and Miss Mac Schaill
VII be among the speakers Mrs.
Frank H. .IObSon will preside
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
r.x. $50 for Speeding.

Wilton Points, arrested at his HON
Thirty-irst and Marshall Street Wee
nesday by Deputy Sheriff w. Web
Sydnor and Chief OF Police L. WilsO
Scay, charged with exceeding the spec
limit on the Williamsburg Road, wa
yesterday fined $50 and costs by Mas
istrutc RI. S. Sunday. Points paid Iii
fine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
In I,nlicc IniIrt.

ROGER TAYLOR. colorcd. charged wit
Hutchinson Ford was SCI
on To the grand jury from Police Cou
yesterday morning.
John Black. colorcd. was fined 81
and placed under 500 security II
twelve months OH u. charge of carryii
a concealed pistol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-18
Automobile stolen.

\. Jacobs complained to then police
last night that - seven passenger an
tomohilc belonging to him had been
stolch from in front Of his place of
business 1T 600 East Broad street. This
is the third or fourth time that Mr..
Jacobs has suffered the temporary loss
al his cnr