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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14

LIVERPOOL Aug. u Closing cotton
spot easier. good middlng 3 1Ol middl.
ing cod low midhllng 4 gld
Snlcs 1000 bales speculation nnd cN
port iOO bales
Receipts OOO hnles
Futures quiet: August b2gd. Aug Sep
a2pd Sept O.t 53ld. oct Nov . and
Nov bee 5t4tld Dec Jan l0d Ian.
Feb. 552i4d Frb March. 5hTnd. Mnrch
April 5d2d April May 5dihd MAY Jun,
2 d0d JuneJuly 672d, July Aug b75d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14

NEW YORK, Aug IL The cotton mar.
kcl opened steady today ut decline "
2Ni points under scattering liquidation
and local selling which ww inspired by
further showers in the south press ud
vices indicating au increasing probability
~ n contrabund declaration by the allies
aud rather disappointing domestic mill
consumption figures for the month uf
July General business was quiet. how.
ever, while Liverpool made relatively
steady showing aud after selling about
to points net lower the market showed
very little feature during the cnrly trud
ing
Covering for over the week end caused
rallies later and the close Wns steady, net
unchanged 20 points lower.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
Cotton


New Orleans Cotton
NEW ORLEANS, Aug, t-Whlle cables
Wer better than due and reports con
cerning the tropical storm were dlaquIet.
inE, liberal offerings featured early trad
Ing today In cotton. Half an hour after
the opening prices were four points un
DEF yesterdays close
Bearish sentiment increased and the
market made no showing ~ strength al
any time during the session. Tow "a the
close the trAtlng months were a q net
decllnt of 4dT points
Ne'- Orleaas spet Ce,ton
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. iA..-Cotton spot
qulet unchanged: sales on the spot iRO
10 arrive 1878 bales Good ordinary gp9
strict good ordinary Tia. low middIinR
.Si2; strict ldw mlddllng Sht niddilng
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
Chicago Livestock

NhTNhEU ITNrHEVFE
CHICAGO, Aug "a Hog receipts 1900
slow. Bulk so100f i5i lights tOON 10 :,
mixed ~ SOGl7 90 heavy 81 lOG7 10; rough
tO lOGtdSO; pigs t09OM1OO
Cattle receipts, 200, steady. Native beef
cattle 81 iOdfiO 70 western steers 81 i5Fr
DC0 COWS und heifers. s. lOa0 10, calves
s. C0dt II g.
sheep receipts 1000. steady Sheep
" 9Oq6G5 lambs W I5d9O0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
ElRA[RlZ[E7T [R[ELPWL211g


Packer buyers moved IN good style
here the past week, putting on In the
price basis utr every opportunity offered
values today closing Eood W cents over
week ugo. Nothing like q normal sup
ply showed up aud packers were forced
To shin IA few loads ~ kecp butchers
at least ON half time la AL AG2 head
showed up against 1854 The corresponding
week year ugo Top for the week was
7g5 Tor good drove ~ but hers, bulk
Of the trndiua was on a t.8bd - basis
Pigs ranged up TO 81 ~.
nuntatinna
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
Financial


NEW York. Aug n War specialtles,
chiefly Of minor grades, dominated to
days early market to the complete neglect
Of repre-a tttiye issues Pressed steel
Car. American car, SlOss Sheffield Steel
and nethlehem steel rose | to- points
and motor stock were again prominent
with new high record for Studebaker.
pacific Malls response 90 the sale OF
us ships. presumably on profitable terms,
was an advance " points Crucibe
steel was weakest NJ the speclalties, soon
yielding 4 polnts, American wooden com
mon and preferred advanced points on
the proposed reChartcring OF the com
pAny, .,.,
ties featured todny's two.hour session OF
,he stock market Most of these issues
opened with gains NJ point or more put
declined abruptly when Cruelhle steel De
sen 10 fan almost perpendiculariy nine
points u,r,.-
HIiis. Chalmers lost 3 points aud wins,
overland 10 Others In the same group
rrcsded 1 10 points with hehyiness ~
n steel and some of the standard ran
WAYS. particularly Reading, Later mos.
y, ,hsss losses were retrieved In part
vnAsr The lead Of Reading, which re
bounded from its early low, catiyihg
other shares ~ the same class 10 h'snet
levels The closing was arm
An advance ~ ~ points Ia Mercnhule
Marine avs was the feature ot 'he o"uu
market
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-FOur fresh cows. one :.
year old Shorthorn giving @ gallons milk
per day for 5000. one i.ycar old Short
horn giving 4 gallons pcr dny for Sl5 10 ;
one 6.year old Durham giving 3u gallons
per day Tor $500; one 4 year old Durham
giving . gallons per day fur SGORO 10
East sixth Phone Maple ~
ron SALE Gentle family horse, car
ringr and harness. or'trldr for five pas
yenger Ford Wal G372
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14

LIVERPOOL, Aux "a The cotton cx
change here will remain open until p m
Ou August 81 10 receive the United States
uEriultuul departments report on tho con
iltiOu VI the cOttsn crop
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14

SW strict middlhg Dlp. good mddlug
al strict good middlng Uss
Receipts lUiG, stock l.fBuO bales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14

NEw YORK. Aug Il The cotton seed
oil maket closed quiet and steady Spot
0 sft6 co. August 0aha September 8 II
41s oct 2 TgNsl, Nov 571asl Dec. 5S ~
QJ Jan dO2Ng3 Feb 5O5d0Ol March
0O1a0 10 Total sales ] 900 barrels
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14

FORT WORTH, Aug. ~ Cattle receipts
JOO active aud steady. beeyes 1J50datO.
Hog receipts 800 steady Light NOOg
HO5.
sheep receipts none, steudy Lambs.
" OO0 500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
CLASSIC led DIRECTORY
BUSINESS a PROFESSIONAL

HAIR WORK
Made from your comblnRs, switches ilr
sale, combings bought Airs Carr king,
~ W Grand. Wal 2ulU
ATTORNEYS
~ O. MElsTER. 10 20 Amer Natl Bank.
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
o. X. STAMP 4 SEAL co. lis
W. Grand Ave. Wal 803
SHOE REPAIRING-
QUALITY SHOE SHOP. s12 West
Main. We call for and dsliyss trea
Phone Maple tfQ
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TO TRADE.
WANTED REAL ESTATE

WANTED Information regarding good
fnrm or unimpruved land 10 sale Il @.
List. Minneapolis, MINI.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
Produce


KANSAS CITY Aug "a butter eggs
poultry, unchanged
Kansas City Potatoes
KANSAS CITY. Aug u New potatoes
southern, steady, 45.
Chicago Produce
CHICAGO. Aug IL nut unchanged
eggs unchanged; receipts Hll3 eases. 20
,Gto"s lover receipts - cars Jersey cob
Diers 1IdOCi Virginia cobblcrs, bnrrvled
u 6Oq Is Minnesota nnd ohio ,6dfI7c
Poultry, alive. lower. Fowls. i2Hc: springs
lBHdlSi4c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14

New York Money
NEW YORK Aug H. Mercantile paper
A. mSs, sterling m day hills taN demand
8p N' cables 4IO2i Rar silver FN.
Mexican dollars 8ON HoVerhmeW ahu
rel cad hsp1g, easy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14

NEW ORLEANS. Aug "A Cotton m
tutc, closed steady ut O dcollnr Of ] 10 Z
points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14

AGENTS WANTED-Article sells ,n ey-
cry home Salary or commission write Is.
b Gilbert II worth lea Box go.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
TO TRADE REAL ESTATE.

TRADE-l hnve 4 No. / piece Of city
10 miles from city " A Lowe. 7ug Oi
lIerskowitH BldG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS wanted in every town Co sell
Automobile luliB write Tor particulars.
sample ~ cents Tuyuu Mfg Co., 1920
anal st New orleans. La
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14

ing week 1914
Cattle .......,,.,,,,,,,,.'.'i .'ilN fSvu
calves e., u,.,.,,',..'t--. go oIN,,
Sheen ........,.... 7i3 slg
Horses .........-.,.,.... ipi
lenrs receipts to date compared to
same period 1914
Cattle ......,,s,,.,. II WV ltu',dV
Calves ......,u,,u..,. lOli, 1'ovl 49,,
Hogs o.. ,.t-.....,,...... .2i2,hiO -J-Ul.
Sheep . ........,,,.,... W,db1 li'pol
Horses .....,......... 20,|2 5,Vo0
TRADE NOTES ."uip The rick' and
Are You Feeding Cattle, or Ticks ON
big posters IL the latest phase 0t ths
federal governments rtmpaign to Hadl
cate splenctir fever In southern waffle
herds These posters viii be set Wy IN
federal offices. such as the poalofnce
throughout the south.
Every livestock grower knows the M
lamIty that comes when markets are
uyercruwded with livestock sitting tght
aud steady Is the warning Just now.
Northern markctS are dolug their BEST
10 uyoid the lam that followed the ho0f
and mouth outbreak lnst fall stay
AWAY with the thin Mind aud be conserya,
tive In going with any. There IN hs goou
a market us could be asked flght here
al home. o,.
FOR the pnst month 'ho Oklahoma CITY
hog market has been the highest spot 70
the United states when Oklahoma ClV
needs hogs 80 badly that II pays OuOoc
IL Cwt more than wichita, pays more
than Chicago aud has others bedly DeuV-
Ell, there's no argument that onght w
strong enough TO keep shippers AWAY
from this market It's the Dig paying
point on the map.
HaNflE Market
A hrmet market after Wednesday was
the most encouraging fauiure ~ the
weeks beef trade Ugly trading MONDAY
and Tuesday hurt some. hut not enough
to make material change In the pre-"
basiH, and part NJ the early losses WerH
regalned late In the week Hackers want
ed cheaper beef II that wnS possible,
but nrst they wanted enough beef to
make showing 1'his nin he'd BUYERS
ne the question NJ supply mud demand,
nlwnys does They weiJ careful when
trking IN and Just ns anxious TO put
little IN when the supply reached ,ow
ehh. More quality steers wcrr avail
able this week at tTG1 top bcinE the beHl,
md Texas furnished uuue few " n
up beef that wna of the light cake on.
grass Kind Bulk NJ trading In straight
ETussers was on a s6jOG 1O0 basis nni.
Whilr steers must he in fair heah to
make 500 the requirements toward late
week were not near R stringent No n
the opening days The COW market was
slippery affair wet grass and Roo1
nils proving great Ira NOaCk 60 much
~ o showing In dress costs Buyers took
b. m dime hut even thln did not show
when the stun was put In the rcfrigef
Ators. Hulk NJ fAt cows IRE selling " ~
G0O Oh aud the plain shipnera S5OOd55O
The hcifrr trade was NJ small ptdpor
tionH. aud quality WAS m color Stock
ers sold Ike hot cnkes Nh week prices
being steady to-%trong throughout ths
session with the supply considerably be-
low demand, Yearlngs and some pret
ty heavy. sold dtn1ri2H while nothing
choice IN stock calves wns shown
Taday's QuotatlonA--Fat Cattle
Prices ~ the various grades " catn'
are approximately as follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
MONEY
.A@&@N-
FOX SALE REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE OR RENT Ten room house
ln restricted northwest district steam
heat modern. basement, garage and sary
ants home. Call II 1920 y Shnrtel phone
Wal 1851
800 CASH will buy fur pair modern
building lots on West 2O'H NJ two blocks
west of Bclle Isle car Dino Phone Wal
1853
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14

New N0Tk NpOt IolIon
NEW YOHK, Aug "a spot cotton
uiet mlddling uplands OSO. no sales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
SALES MISCELLANEOUS.


FOR SALE or trade. adding machine In
perfect condition. 1921 North Oklahoma
Walnut 300
FOR SRLE-About 1870 hushel large
Elbertu peaches. one mile east NJ Grand
boulevard on Fast 23rd street 2ic per
bushel Phone Wal 4t3.J
FuR SALE Fine big Ice box fut store
or market In fine condition and cost 500
viii take 500 See II OF 32S W Grand
ur phone Wal 1864
PEACHES 25c per bushel In otyhard
West 23rd st.. located where 23rd street
crosses river II r. Ruff
PEACHES delivered anywhere In the
city, G1c per busbel Phone Wal 81
8l2 n Hudson
ELBERTA and Champion peaches at
Cooks fruit farm. y mile north hnd one
mile west of Hinv ood Phone RN552
PLENTY N Elherta peaches for sale.
Walnut 4t9.J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14

Chicago CAsh OFaln
CHICAGO, AUG i4-whsat No 2 red
noIal .osh No. 2 hard 81 tSUli6. Corn
SOC. barley oo6HOc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14
VEHICLES AND AUTOS

USED CARS for sale cheap; must sell
Jones, Wal 642 Night aud Day garage
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14

st. Louis Cash Orain
hI. LOUIS, Aug ~ Wheat No. Z red
1901 = No. hard nominal Corn No.
y BNnTAc No, 2 white To-. Oats No 2
t5c; No, white nominal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-14

= - NHH.HF wv NhHH UFnTn
hANhAs CITY, Aug IA Wheat No. .
hAsd 81. lsa W No. 2 red g.liGflo. Corn
NO 2 mixed Ibi4a T0Itc. No white JoSt
Ivhc Oats No 2 white 0ia0l 80; No 2
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TndAy's QuotstlonA--Fat Cattle

Prices ~ the various grades " cattle
are approximately as follows
ateefs--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
.BR|ST0W CARRIAGE SHOP
IS DESTROYED BY FIRE
Disastrous Blaze Does Damage Esti-
mated by Owners at
$4,000.
ONLY PARTIALLY I
INSURED
Faint. Narnisl and inflammable Ma
terial Give Ready Feed for Flames,
and Whole Building Is Practically
Total Loss.

The carriage shop. machine works
ana numerous vehicles of the f. q.
hristow Company, carriage manufact-
urcrs. II and I3 North Eighteenth
street, were destroyed by fire last night.
III" three story building being practic-
ally puticd.
:. w. Robinson. n colored saloon
Keeper, noticed smoke pouring from the
building shortly before II O'clock, and
i"lephoncd to tho First Police Station.
whence the fire alarm was turned in
The blaze appeared to be of such pro-
portions that a second alarm was turned
IN after the first companies arrived on
the scene. and the fire was soon under
control.
Investigation last night did not dis
close how the fire originated. The loss
was estimated at between $4,000 and
$4,000 with about $4,000 insurance on
tho stock. New stock valued at 50. 900
was placed in the storage rooms of the
factory only last week. and all OF il was
DESTROYED by the flames.
The fire Is believed to have started on
tn" first floor. where quantity of var
niSh, paint and frame work for vehicles
was stored. and. feeding upon such in
hammahle material. it took the flames
only few minutes to spread through
out'thc whole building. Several wagons
and carriages were saved by fircmen
and others who went to the scene. but
the loss was practically complete
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
NORFOLK CITY WINS
Supreme Court Refuses writ. In Several
Paving Cases

In the Supreme Court OF Appeals yes
tcrday tho city Of Norfolk was victor
in three cases appealed by the railways
of Norfolk from judgments awarded
by the Law and Chancery Court of
Norfolk
Two petitions OF the Norfolk and
ocean View Railroad Company and am
other from the Virginia Railway and
Power Company were denied. a writ
OF error being refused in each case.
The Norfolk and Ocean View Railroad
Company appealed from n verdict
awarding the city $3.50 in an action
brought to recover sS.l3i, the cost of
labor and materials for paving laid
between the tracks OF the railway and
outside the tracks. The railway con-
tested the account in part. In the Sec
ond case the railway company appealed
from Il verdict awarding the city SLABS
on a similar account.
The appeal Of the Virginia Railway
ard Power Company was from verdict
awarding the city sS.030.i0 on a paw
ing claim OF the same character.
The Supreme Court also refused the
petition in the case Of the Common
wealth VS.. Clifton Miller. alias Robert
Expert, q negro convicted of burglary
ut the homes Of +. l.. Fell and Mrs. A.
-. -. Terry, in Roanoke. The negro
was given fifteen years in the peni-
Tertiary when he was tried in the Cor
poration Court of that city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
MAY QUALIFY AT ANY TIME
Arrangements Made for Assessing Gil.
HcnS Of Annexed TERRITORY.

Following complaint that the COM
missioncrs of revenue of Iienrico Coun-
~ were not at their Offices to assess
citizens. arrangements have been COM
rleted by which the assessment. will
he made at the Henrico Courthouse at
any time. Many citizens reside in the
recently annexed territory and wish TO
have their taxes assessed that they
NAV pay them ard he qualified to vote
In the next election.
They mas now call at the Henrico
Courthouse at any time and have the
assessments made. and those that now
live in tho annexed territory must pay
their taxes to the city.
The arrangements were made follow
ing q conference between The commits
sioncrs and n committee representing
the Registration Association. Deputy
Clerk Thomas G. Fletcher will make
the assessments in the absence of the
commissioners
w. b. Frayser, who is commissioner
of revenue for the lower district COM
posed Of Fairfield and Varina Magis-
teria1 District, said yesterday that he
had hecn In his Office during the hours
of to o'clock, with tho exception Of
few days that he went 10 the homes
OF citizens that they might 1ualiry
They are not allowed deputies by law
and when they are absent their Offices
must be closed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
Final Excrrises mt Union Theological
Seminary BcEin May q.

The program of the Union Thno-
logical Seminary finals. beginning MAY
and lasting through May IL, mas Just
been announced
Rev. Earnest Thompson. u. n. pastor
of the First PRESBYTERIAN Church
Charleston. w. Va. will preach the
haccaiauroate sermon Sunday. May Q.
and Rev Ross Stevenson. r. u, prerl-
dent OF Princeton Theological Semi
nary, will deliver the annual address
before the Society of Missionary In
Iuiry on that evening.
The students reception will be held
in Richmond Hall. on the campus Mon
day, at which a large number of prom
incnt ministers and layincn will be
present.
on Tuesday night Rev. Eugene c.
caldwell. D. n. viii he inauGurated by
the board Of trustees as Mccormick
professor of Hebrew and the inter
petation OF the Old Testament. Rev
r. j., Campbell. u. D.. of Asheville. ~
g.. will deliver the charge TO the new
professor.
Rev y. r. Graham. y. D., of IexinC-
ton. Va. will deliver the address to the
graduates May 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
TERRELL ON STAFF
Member of House Il Honorcd u, Gov
crnOr StuHrt

Albert Johnston Terrell. memner Of
the Rouse Of DELEGATES. was appointed
by FpN"rnoT stuart yesterday "a mem
ber OF the Governors stam ana desi.-
mated 10 act as aid-d"-calnp to tho
commander chief Of the Virginia
militia.
Colonel Terrell is a resident Of sew
Canton. buckingham County and rep
resents Inc Gistrlci composed OF The
Counties Of buckingham and GUNNER
land in the iinus" Of Delegates III.
has the distinction of p"ing the FIRST
aide-dc camp OF the present Gnvornor's
staff The STAFF has never been given
Its full complement Of officers by Gov
crnor Stuart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
YOUTH OF SEVENTEEN
CONVICTED OF MURDER
Iesiie Drew. CoIored. Gets Five Years
for killing NirginiH
MuSErnyc.

Leslie Drew. colored youth seven
teen years old. recently an inmate Of
tho colored detention home. was found
guilty in In" Hustings Court yesterday
~ murder in the second degree and
was sentenced to serve I'VE wears in
the pcnitentiary. The indictma en- I
charged him with nrst-degrce murder.
ne was defended by Attorney John j.
Wicker, Jr.
Ii appeared from the evidence that
Drew hrcd a pistol with the intention
Of hitting w. II. Tharps. suporinten
dent Of the colorcd detention home.
win whom he had become enrared
The shot went wide OF its mark and
struck Virginia Musgrave. "A colored
s!ri' killing her instantly. The kill
ms took place on February 10
John Harris. co!orcd. indicted by the
grand jury on charge OF houscbrcak-
ing. was found guilty and sentenced to
serve hVe years in the pcnitentiary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
FLETCHER MAY RUN
knce for commonwealth Attorney In
Hcnrico Mny he Thrrc-Corncred.

Thomas c. Fletcher, deputy clerk OF
the Henrico Circuit Court Is being
urged b. his friends TO become a can
didate for commemorative attorney OF
Henrico County, opposing Frank r. SUIT
ton, Jr.. the incumbent. and w W. Bev-
cry. VINO has announced that he would
be candidate
Mr.. Fletcher declined to saw vestcr-
DAY whether or not he could be q can
didate. but 1t Is known that he is
considering entering the race, and 1t
is said that he would make n
strong man. lie is well known
throughout the county, and his
connections with Samuel T. Waddill as
deputy clerk is said to have won him
many friends. 1t is more than prob
able that the race for Communicating
attorney viii be thrcc- cnrnercd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
ORDINANCE REQUIRES
ONLY MAJORITY \OJI.

This was done in order to avoid the
remote possibility OF dcraneing the
ciiy's finances by changing the price
of gas in the midst OF the fiscal wear
when estimates for the current budget
were made on the basis of the 9o-ccnt
rate
Councilman Radcliffe wanted tn
know If IL would I've necessary TO refer
me ordinance TO the Finance Commit
lee The subcommittee was of the
opinion that such reference would
not be necessary. but preferred TO leave
inns point TO he decided by the Roard
OF Aldermen when the measure comes
"'ior" IL Tor passage. Alderman
Powers produced an opinion from ,h,
CITY Attorney, holding that ou,y-s
majority vote would he necessary 10
pass the ordinance in either branch Of
the Council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
BOOKS RETURNED
ANCIENT Volumes Presented 10 Descend
nnt of Charles InnnccIot Ice.

In compliance with the request Of
Clarence II. Lobdell of Newark. y j.
Governor stuart yesterday directed that
Sc, of old volumes Of ST. Picrrcs
studies from Nature" received at the
executive offices from Mr.. l.ohdcll some
months ago he prosecuted to Richard
Henry Lee. of Prince William County
Governor stuart was requested to
ind some near relative of Charles
LaUncclot Lee. whose autograph APP
pears on the ny leaves of the books,
and give tho books into his Keeping
MIR. I.nhdcll had kept the volumes in
his library some Years. He thought
the present would he an acccpta bile
one for some Of the surviving Lees
Richard Henry Lee is the nearest sur
viving member of the family. He says
Charles Launcelot Ice owned the book
when he was - student at the Univcr-
Sitv of Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
FALLS FROM MOTORCYCLE
bernard Kemp Runs Into Curbinr n,
West Broad street

In attempting 10 avoid running into
an automobile truck late y.stcrd.,v
afternoon. Bernard Kemp colorcd OF
BIZ Abigail Street, turned his motor
cycle into the curhinG on West Bread
street, and was flung from the ma
ch'he' striking his head with tremcn-
n"us iorcc against tho tagging. He
was picked up in an unconscious con.
htion. and was removed by Ambulance
surgeon German. To the Virginia Hos
ritai. IL was said last night that he
would recover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
Deht Cn.c In Wednc.,Iny

Attorney General John Garland Pol
lard will 90 20 Washington next Wed
needay 20 look after the states inter
ests In the Virginia West Virginia debt
case. which VIII como ~ for final
decision on accepting or rejecting the
findings of Special Master T.i,,lcneid on
that day Tho court may acccp, Tho
special masters findings in part or as
whole.