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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09
MUNDAY SHOUTS
At PROSECUTOR
Defendant in Conspiracy Case Becomes
Heated to High Degree Under Dr.
rect Examination.

Morris. Ill, Nov. &C. B. Mundav,
charged with conspiracy 10 wreck the
La Sale Street Trust & Savings bank.
of which he was first vice president,
under cross examination today on the
testimony he had given under direct
examination, was very emphatic in his
denial Of guilt, and often struck the
railing about the witness stand. lie
eqaded many direct questions by eoun-
ter questions to Assistant States At
torney E. ] Raber, who is directing
the prosecution
Munday declared that he did not
discuss with Senator Lorimer, presi-
dent of the La Sale Street National
bank. any loans made to Lorimer con
Germs. The only time that Lorimer
knew anything about these or other
loans, said the witness, was when
they came up for approval by the
board of directors
Il made al the .Ioaus In the bank
! made them all to every one," he
shouted.
During Mundsy's story that he had
been prosecuted by detectives from the
states attorneys Office, even after the
trial began in Morris. the way was
opened for examination on the alleged
attempts of jury fixing
Name them If Won can and will
tell you if you are right, Munday re
piled to a query if his men did not
need watching.
Il can name them and the chances
are that they will he named in the
near future" said the prosecutor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09
INDORSE WOMAN OF
CHICAGO FOR OFFICE

Rockford, H., Nov 9.-Nrs. John
y. Sherman of Chicago will receive
the endorsement Of the Illinois fed
Grafton of Women's clubs for the posi-
ton of national president Of the Gem
eral Federation of Women's clubs, it
was indicated today when the state
convention opened.
The biennial convention Of The Cen
eral Federation will be held in New
York next spring.
Mrs. Charles H. Zimmerman Of Chi
cago, state president holds over for
another year, SO that the interest Of
the women is centered on the ma
tional situation. The convention. ac-
cording to indications. will be the
largest ever held by the Illinois club
women.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09
JURY INQUIRIES INTO
DEATH OF CARSTENS

The coroner's jury after an inquest
conducted by Dr. r. c, J, Meyer last
evening returned the verdict that Le-
Roy Carstens of Moline came to his
death by loss of blood and shock from
wounds inflicted by accidental dis
charge Of gun on the Jap of Il. J. r.
Baker, while extracting shells after
hunting on Nov Z, 1915
Evidence was virtually the same as
the story of the tragedy hitherto given.
Loss of blood concurrent with the trip
to Cordova from the farm and then into
Moline. being held accountable
Funeral services for the unfortun-
ate young man were conducted this
afternoon at the home, Rev. T. J. Rolf
officiating. Burial will be in Riverside
cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09
CRASHES
INTO A JITNEY BUS

A motorcycle and jitbus were badly
damaged i'll d collision at the corner
of Twentieth street and Third avenue
at l O'Clock this afternoon, The mo-
torcycle, being driven south on Tween
tieth street, smashed into the front end
Of the Moline jitbus, just as the driver
was TO swing west on Third avenue.
The front axle and steering gear OF
the iitbus were badly damaged and one
wheel broken. The fender and front
wheel of the motorcycle were smashed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09
Money Still Held By Treasurer.

Springfield, Ill, Nov Although
the decision of the supreme court il
the iniunctions affecting the salaries
Of number Of state employees. no
money thus released has been paid out
by the treasurer's Office State Treas
urer Andrew Russell is in Chicago
and it was said here today that none
Of the money in question would be
paid out until the treasurer gave the
word No reason was given for hold
ing up the money
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09

erected, it is possibility that lines
might be run into the tri-cifies and
compete directly with the Peoples
Power company. It is understood,
however. that this would not be done
unless necessary, that so far as the
plan Includes the tri-cities, il Is the in
tention OF the promoters Of the pro-
ject to sell power to the Peoples com
pany.
Coal which is found in large quaint
ties at Blossomberg would insure pro
duction of electricity at a cost which
would be less than that now possible.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09
AMERICANS ARE
ON BURNING SHIP
Rochambeaa With Big Passenger List
Catches Fire in Mid-0cean
Reported Extinguished.

New York, Nov. 9.--The fire In the
coal bunkers Of the steamship Rocham-
beau which broke out after the liner
left here last Saturday has been ex-
tinguished and the steamship Is now
proceeding TO Bordeau News that
the fire in the reserve coal bunker Of
the Rochambeau had been extinguish-
ed was received in a brief wireless
message this morning from Captain
Julian 1t read:
Have succeeded in extinguishing
the fire and am proceeding to Bor-
deaux All we'll on board
The big French liner carried 65t
persons and large cargo of war sup
plies. When the fire was discovered
every effort was made to extinguish
the blaze and Captain Julian, accord
ing to a wireless message to the COM
pany's officials yesterday afternoon,
headed toward Halifax. He expressed
the hope that he would be able to con-
quer the fire aud his wireless mes
sage this morning showed that he had
succeeded and that the Rochambeau
had again resumed her course for Bor-
deauX
Captain Julian did not indicate in his
message the cause of the FIRE and the
company officials here were unable to
say whether it was an incendiarv blaze
or developed by spontaneous combus-
ton The Rochambean carried no high
explosives, although there were 2.54l
cases Of cartridges for small arms on
board.
The Rochamheau had 421 passen-
gers Of whom 40 were Americans, and
she carried crew of 230.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09
SEVEN PAY FINE FOR
PLAYING DICE GAME

Seven men who were arrested early
Sunday morning while INDUCING in a
crap game in a house on Third avenue,
near Second street. Moline, paid $3.50
on charges OF disorderly conduct after
hearing before Magistrate Frank
Gustafson in Moline police court yes
terday Afternoon, The eighth man ar
rested, Jim Pandas, did not appear for
trial. forfeiting S. bail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09

Prove What Swamp. Root viii Do For
You.
Send 10 cents 10 DIR. KilmeT & Co.,
Binghamton y. Y. for sample size
bottle. It will convince anyone. You
will also receive d booklet OF valuable
Information, telling about the kidneys
and bladder. When writing, be sure
and mention The Rock Island Daily
Argus Regular ffty-cent and one-doI-
lar size bottles for sale at all drug
stores Adv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09
NO LIGHTS ON AUTO;
STLVIS MAN IS FINED

p, Anderson Of siIvis charged with
running his automobile without lights,
paid sos in Moline police court today
Anderson declared he had lights but
these had DINNERS" on them in com
pliance with the Rock Island 0rdin-
ance, He had just come from Rock
Island, he said. The police officer de-
clared. however, that Anderson must
have pushed the wrong button and in
sisted that the lights were out
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09

and attended social session in the
New kimbail building The event was
in honor Of George W Voltz Of Phoe-
nix, Ariz., who is conveying 80 genu-
inc hurros from Arizona to the Mooss
orphans home at Mooseheart, III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09
FED MAGNATES MEET
IN ANNUAL SESSION

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov 9-Direc-
tors and owners Of the Federal league
held a long meeting here today. the
regular meeting of the league being
postponed until this afternoon White
no intimation of the purpose of the
informal meeting was given, il WAS
generally understood that the league
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09
GTncpr Is Fined.

Harry Zimmerman one OF the pro-
prietors Of a grocery store at Five
Points, Moline, Yesterday afternoon ap-
peared before Magistrate Frank Gus
tafson on charge of selling short
weight in apples to a Moline woman
and was fined $50 and costs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09

Tomorrow is the last day Of the
wonderful dress and gown sale at NJ
{ X. Don't miss it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09

Several hundred members OF the
loyal Order Of Moose from the tri-
cities paraded in Davenport last night
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09
Every Suit in the store None Reserved
reduced to a third less regular prices

Every suit marked IN plain hgures-lhe
original tickets remain the ssme--No In
nated prlees--No misrepresentation OF val
ues-SeIect your suit, pay third less.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09

The first days selling fairly swarned tire
department with eager buyers--Tomorrow's
sale we expect to break all records; scores
are taking advantage Of this remarkable
discount sale,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Principals of the various grade
schools and the high school Of the city,
have been sent postcards from VIII
liam r. Mcintyre showing a picture
of the totem pole which stands in the
city of Seattle On the back OF each
is q word Of greeting.
Tomorrow is the last day of the
wonderful dress and gown sale al NJ
& X. Don't miss it
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09

All the news all the time-.The
Argus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20
LIGHTFOOT IN THE RACE
Announces His Candidacy for Eiectio
to House OF Delegates,

Responding to n call made upon hin
recently by a large number OF citi
zens, including many business and pro
fessional men, John B. Lightfoot. Jr.
attorney at law. yesterday announced
his candidacy for the House OF Dele
gates from Richmond.
Mr.. Lightfoot Is widely known anc
popular in business and professional
circles. He is Il resident of newly
annexed section Of the city, Woodlan ne
Heights. and will naturally receive
strong support from the Souths.de
which has had no personal representa-
ton In the house since the death o
d. l.. Toney.
Mr.. Lightfoot was appointed in 1913
co-receiver for the Commonwealth
Bank with James w. Gordon, and ha:
since devoted much of his time to set
ting the affairs of the defunct in,
stitution. He was an attache Of Tn:
Office OF Attorney General during In,
regime Of General William a. An
derson, where he acquired an intinar
knowledge Of Legislative procedur;
and the general laws of the Common
wealth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20
SEAY WILL SPEAK AT
MEETING OF CREDIT MEN
Associntion VIII Hold Annual Ser,fon
Tonight mt BuSineas Mems
Club

Reports ot officers will be made and
discussed. officers for the ensuing year
elected, and the mem berg Will hear an
address on the Federal Reserve Syg-
tom hy George J. Seay. governor OF the
Richmond Federal Reserve Bank, a,
The an3ua! meeting Of The Richmond
Association. Of Cred!, Men to-n.gh, a,
the business Mems Club Supper will
be served at o'clock
The Richmond Association Of creIi,
Men is part OF the National AgEoc.a
ton Of Credit Men. which haa q mem
bcEsa!p Of 10000 Wholesale merchants
and bankers The Richmond branch
has 4 membership Of $50. and a, Pc.
ieFshurg thor" arc twenty-four whole
sale merchants and bankers who belor,
10 tn" Richmond association.
Tn" officers of the association AZ.
Z fiinck!", president. Colonel 10
Len" stern. SECRETARY. !:ives Flcrni.y
vice-president, and Julien H. nm,
treasurer
Matters looking 70 the oonaerva,ion
OF credit and the occurring y. !eg!gla
ton helpful to this end engage the
attention ana activities Of tn. orgari-
cation, ana win b" considered Il, n.
reports and accompanying discussions
Tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20
GET FEW CONVICTIONS
IN PENINSULA TOWNS
Labor Department inspectors Arrnign
Mnny, Hut Only Small Number
Is Fined.

Reports received yesterday BY Com
missioner Of Labor James 3. Doherty
from the inspectors OF tie department,
who have been wag!ng a vigorous
campaign In the Virginia Peninsula
for the enforcement OF Inc state lahor
laws. indicate tina, tho omccrs have
not met with their usual success IN
securing convictions in that section OF
the State.
The percentage oi nena!,t.s i-oooso,i
in cases presented before nopistrn-aa
in the Peninsula cities ana towns 10
the lowest on record since the s,a,o
Department OF Labor was established
Until the agents Of Tho dcnar,,o.,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20
TIME CLOCKS TO KEEP TAB
ON CITY HALL EMPLOYEES
administrative Donrd Wants Men I'm
der Its Direction, to Work on
Schedule

lime clocks will be installed in all
CITY Hall offices which come under
me oirection and management of the
administrative Board. A resolution 70
mat effect. offered by Commissioners
hirschoerg, was adopted yesterday
morning. and Building Inspector John
bu'ier was directed to get prices and
Photographic views of the proper SORT
of time clock
NO hint as to the reason OF the reso-
luton was given in its terms. but II &c
uIuerseood mat the board prefers all
employees OF all departments under its
control to do their work in tho scbe-
ouieo hours rather than that they
should return AT night TO catch IN
hetore the resolution was offered
the board received petition aakino
that the City Hall elevators be onera,od
iater than has been the custom. MANY
names were signed TO the petition and
"hs some or those names which
caught the attention Of Commissioner
Hirschberg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20
SOLONS TO PARADE
Clerk Williams Invites Stnte Leeisla-
tors to Join Reunion March.

Colonel John w. Williams. clerk OF
the House Of Delegates. yesterday for
warded TO each member Of the State
Senate and House OF Delegates an in
vitation to participate In the big Con-
Tolerate reunion parade of June g.
The click Of the House of Delegates
acted upon request made by the gen
crhl reunion committee In his com.
munication he says:
Automobiles will be provided and
the General Assembly will march in
body. You arc requested to meet
In tho hall Of the House of Delegates
promptly at 10 o'clock on the morn
ing or Juno B. The parade Will be in
motion at II o'clock and some time
VIII be necessary to get into position,
You are requested to notify me nv
Ie."rh mail whether you will be pres
ent so that nm ample number of auto
MOBILES may be provided. The crowds
VIII De so great and the conveyances
80 scarce that it will be impossible
TO make ARRANGEMENTS unless accenD
tances are received In time"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20
AID CLUB LUNCHEON
Members VIII Hear Address To-n,x
". II. SclIcn.

At tho weekly luncheon of the Rich
mond Advertisers Club this aftcrnonr
at 1915 o'clock. w. T. Sclden. OF the
Adams Grain and Provision COMPANY,
VIII address the club on Reaching the
Farmer
The campaign now being waged hv
the club to add 100 new names to ia
rolls by May 81. is progressing rapidlv
and no doubt is entertained bv tho
members an to the result. On the In CT
day Of the campaign tho second Stock
dale lecture on "iow Truth Wins in
Advertising" Will be delivered by Harry
D. Robbins In tho auditorium of tho
Chamber Of Commerce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20
WERNER NOT TO ATTEND
Chief Prevented by Pending Investisa
lion From Attending Annunl MeetinS

richmond will not bc represented s
the annual meeting Of the Internatioli
Meeting OF Police Chiefs. according :
nm announcement made at Police Esa
Quarters yesterday. Major Werner al
captain George u. l'ollnck were TO hav
Intended The meeting. az has been IN
custom. hut tho pontponcmcnt of IT
Council investigation from Frida
night To tho following Tuesday niga
chubcd tho change uf plan.
u was thought advisable that neithe
or the officers Ienvn tho city when
meeting of III" Investigating body Wa
TO hn held. The chiefs moot In CinciE
hhti during tho early part of mex
wrrE' fh'H IN IN" ilrHt time since II
organization or tho local force tia
Itichmond hnn not boon rcprcscnted :
tho nnniinl upeiInn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20
POLICE INVESTIGATORS
POSTPONE |NQU|s|T|ON
Chairman Barton II. Grundy Fireo
Tuesday Night for Committees
Next Sitting.
McCARTHY'S FRIENDS ACTIVE,
Would Have Commissioner REFLECT.
ed by Council In the Event That
lie Is Given Clean Bill, as Token
OF Complete Vindication.

Chairman Barton II. Grundy, OF the
council committee investigating III.
Police Department, has ordered a nost.
poncment Of the next sitting of the
inqnisitorial body from tomorrow night
TO Tuesday OF next week.
The Vice Commission has not re-.
sponded to the request OF the inyes,i.
gators for the delivery of the ''sccre,
budget to committee Of three mem.
bers OF the Council committee and tho
city Attorney. There is no connectIon
however. between the failure OF the
vice Commission TO comply with the
request for the Ave hundred pages of
data and testimony and the postnone-
ment OF the meeting which was sched-
ulcd for tomorrow. The meeting
was postponed to better suit the con
renicncc of some Of the members ~
the Investigating committee who bave
business engagements for Tomorrow
night.
In municipal circles the Impression ID
Strohs mat the secret budget" will
never be submitted for inspection err
cept with the restrictions imposed in
the several proposals made by the Vice
Com mission.
BRADLEY AND MCCARTHY
CASDIDACIES ARE URGErI
Friends Of Police Commissioners
Bradley and Mccarthy. confidcn, thaJ
clean bin OF health will b. given thd
accused three commissioners, are all
ready actively advocating in council
| manic circles the candidacy OF each
OF tho two men. Both arc candidated
for the full term OF six years, which
begins July !.
Commissioner McCarthy's term ex
pires on June 30. Commissioner Brad
ley's term does not expire until ond
year later. When the terms OF the In
cumbents arc completed only one com
missioner can be elected from each
ward in the city. Mccarthy and Brad
ley are both in Madison ward
1t is claimed by friends OF the Officer
that tho members OF the City Council
from the Southside will support Brad
ley, who resides In that section OF thd
city. Friends OF Mccarthy, however,
contend that the fact that he has beer
under investigation and threatened
with removal from Office gives him 4
claim on the City Council: that. !rj
the event he is given a clean bin oj
health by the investigating body, com
plete vindication can be accorded him
only by reelection to the Board Of
Police Commissioners.
Unless better progress is made With
the Investigation than has marked thd
proceedings since the beginning, the in
quiry cannot be completed before th4
expiration OF Commissioner Mccarthy
term. II the investigation has moi
closed June 30, and Mccarthy has not
been reelected, only two commission
ers. Goode and We'll, will be under in
vestigation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20
HAWKINS MAY RUN
former Commissioner OF tho R.,.
May lie Cnndidntc for Sc,n,.

0. A. Hawkins. former communicates.
OF the revenue has been presented u.i,t
petition signed BY a large numhcr or
voters calling upon him 70 announco
himself candidate for the STATE Snn1
ate IN political circles yesterday n
was accepted as foregone conclusjon
ton. ''o Peti-
Senator James E. Cannon will s,o,a
Tot re-eiection to the upper branch ot
.he Legislature. and Louis o. Weudcn-
burg, who represented the district ON
hrac!ne Henrico County IN the Senate
VIII also run as candidate from Rich =,
isohn, having become citizen through
me annexation or section OF Barton
Heights. Former Councilman Mnrp,n
X. Mills is also candidate for m q
Senate w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20
Hold Two Tnrm~r.' Insti,u,.s

"c "Hricn!turo educational train.
which is travelling the Chesnpcnk. :, 80,
IN" S!St"m under the joint aunr!,.-
OF III" Department Of Arricul,u,.
the railroad company, made ,w, s,,,,
Yesterday, farmers institutes t.!n>
"'i' ~ Wnrm!nstcr In tn. rnorni,a,
"hu iis Island in inc afternoon.
M"etlnrs VIII he held to-day -, ,y,
"''tF points on the itinerary. E,i.,n
I'S'' ana Buchanan. Connins!on.r =,
>si,."N"re koincr VIII Join the pa,,y
.cc'Nf.fs and demonstrators earl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20
wouldn't Move en-, AZ.

=. o. Loih. tho man arrested by Pc
1crmhh inodc when ho refused to NOV
OFT rtroot corner after tho officer hat
ordered him to do go. was fined SIS AM
COSTS ~ tn" Police Court yesterday
LON claimed that he was awaiting hi
WHO u, Tho Time. ana noted an appea
from tho dccIaion Of Justice Crutch
field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20
,J,.a nm, tn, ....s,.x

= ] EtM'tit, TIT Tthsluyf,.n 40.
rgn. was fntc ann ann mar. ~ ,bs
fr!if" Hrprt I.ztEfCA1 nhHh ArtafHnsd
m rharEs u! so.rGinE ADbrHsrDlIe
"a. !%jtE 1nnr frEH<!iD st,aR. Tuas-
Ga| n!Gh' ~ nrtef an sD1Ls!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20
WATKINS REGARDED AS
SITTOR FOR GIRLS UaSD

The Dodson son testified that Wat
k!rs VAS fnvorably regarded in his
family and that nc waa looked upon
as 4 suitor for NHstera hand when
n: heard The ahot he thought that
Watkins mad kil,cd himself. and
caught Watkins az he rank 70 the aoor
taking the pistol from hi.n. Then he
!a!G IN" slayer or hig own bed, and
later ArH. DodBon came in and rat
Gown bnr:d@ him. Both thought then.
II "ss testified. that Walking was
~oundcd
fnl!canan r. Is. Eosquc.t described
me aFT"h; and said that. he. too, cx-
am!nnH Watkins TO rec n ne were
shot II. looked upon the girl, and
~" tnat th" was dead. Watkins
'aik"f 70 him cohcrcntly about The
ehrn'ing. ana said tina, h. killed the
Ti'l hc"ause he loved her and that
it'f"f"ar1a he nlnccd The rnyoIv.r at
r'h "Wr hr"hst and pulled the trigger
'hfr" tines. n" Dirtnl failing 10 fire
- rhe F!'ht rcl!cr Station Watkin.
'"'i !i.tr Il crmatone rondition. whether
iEa! pr '"!YncG 'hc evidence failed IN
!.|'aA b"'"c'iHc Hnrgnant John r.
=. mr. ~" har chaFRs NJ all ho'n!cidr
'hFfH. z%.G mat h" believed. bcyond tho
rh"1bw ~ dnubt. INA, Wathinn var
l"iTn!nr Wn.H e. ciG not fesuond W RI.
'D''s 'ry NE grYiYnl
D. rrsf,rrnr mr. crnwfrd .!mny .,
""'<l'H" Relatives ana !ricnGs ncro
HF"F"i' IN the mir; .Gr -. ,f.r curt
F""" ~ Ms DrG.rn nnf anrlc BDd.
hNi ne dean plfi'E Mrther nrr sister
Th"fr Has i!tre G;nculty In obtain.
'nf igsy. am m" rasr mar rn,.r.r
'hiH W!'n EDsnTthlHE mDrn than ,fo
usual Gis4agg. WHeb arraiyHcG wat.
.in> 'a'rs'G Il p!.a n nrt Rulliy. and
'a"f"h''e; rrnaihrG aiIon, M Grnrt
tHpTh' !rfrfUat:rn mn tram his
. clients :"iaf.yrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20
Fined For Rcni.ting omc.r,

Joe cambridge. tho negro who eaya
Ioiicemen krouse and Bailey quite q
night when they sought to arrest him
was fined s25 and costs by Justtce
Crutchhcld on charge Of being dis
orderly and with resisting the officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20
Assaulted Woman win core. Pot.

George Woils, colorcd. charged with
nssnulting Snllio Carter with coffee
pot. was flncd $40 md costs by Justice
Crutchneld yesterday.