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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
ESTIMATED HEVE:NIE
PLACED At S:,SOO. nm,

According TO City Auditor Crcnshaw
the citN'S estimated revenue for 1915
is approximately $3.sOG.000 The bur
get WAS shaped to fit this figure. The
allowances for the departments under
the Administrative Board as well as for
Police. Health, Fir. and School Depart
mcntS, were cut down TO the point of
bare necessity TO forcstall Il dcncit.
With the budget ordinance the FL
nance Committee will present. TO the
Common Council Monday might an or
dinancc prohibiting the purchase by
tho departments OF additional autorno-
bi!es or automobile trucks without the
consent and approval OF the Council.
The measure. it is stated. was inspired
by the rapid increase in the number
OF motors in practically every city de-
mcnt--particuiarly in the depart
mcnts under the direction of the Ad-
ministratiVc Board.
The committee will report also an or
d!nancc adding two new men TO the
sanitary Inspecting force OF the Health
department. The BOARD OF Health rec
commended the increase of this fore. by
six men. asserting that the increase
in the amount of territory to he in
Spccted, brought about by annexation.
made necessary the doubling of the
present force OF six men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
.STOCKYARDS FREE FROM
FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE
Director OF Federal Bureau Saws I,o-
cal Yards Will Not he
Guaranteed.
CATTLE ISOLATED
Shipment of Diseased Animals From
Chicago Has Been Kept Apart,
and viii BE Dcstroycd-No Dam
ger of Infection. Says DIR. Marshall.

NS '"' az hho" 'hcrc is not now
''"H "t'' Il cas-" Oh root ana
mouth disease in the Richmond Union
stock Yards said Dr Henri, N,rsh,I1
Girc.to, of ,bo ,o,, u,
''iN' " ''' re"
- ''"''"" Oh amman Industry, yes
tcrday. The stock wards arc absolute
Iv free from tho i,r,o,i
ma ro, "
." 'h's score
h'sh'"eh mead OF cattle shipped from
Chicago To a local concern arrival g.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
CLAIM TITLE HAS NOT
PASSED TO kEIHtM

The deal involving the alleged bal
ancc due from Mr. Kolham To the Ken
lucky ;irm was contaminated some
time ago, ana hears no relation 10 the
shipment upon which an attempt was
made [" levy The horses which were
sent yesterday 10 Newport News, it
IS stated, were collected hy the local
dealers from various sources for the
purpose OF being sold 10 Mr.. Kclham
but the sale has not set actually taken
place
rs the matter stands now. there is
a suit for Sl3.SNS.6S in the City Cir
cult Court fled by Harrison, Jewell
4 Patterson, OF LcNington. Ky. against
IL. T.. kelham, British subject tenn
porariiy resident In Richmond In the
Law and Equity Court there is an in
dependent suit for Sl5.o0l brought by
NE SMITH brothers McClcary- McClcl-
Ian company against the Kentucky
arm for damages arising from the al
legged Illegal attachment. Al the same
time Sheriff Mercer holds two bonds
of S2S000 each. indcmuifyin@ the par
ties al Interest against loss arising from
the release OF tin" shipments
sine" IN" early days Of tho Euro
pean war Richmond has been one Of the
c"untry's chief assembling points for
tn" purchase and shipment Of horses
destined for the allies. French and
English purchasing agents are ia close
touch with the Richmond market. and
have made heavy purchases through
local dealers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
BALANCE CLAIMED
FROM PREVIOUS DEAL

The controversy arises from the Ken
tacky company's claim that Kelham
owes it a balance of sla,S>s GS in "a
previous deal INVOLVING Tho .ale 81:
Los" horses for an ag-r.Eatc salc ilicn
% Sl7S.5o0. MIR K.lhsm. vii, Sc ten
rcrary headquarters arc at the Ietcr
son Hotel. has bought large Guanti-
ties of horses for the EpgNsh firm
which he represents. Most Of these
have been assembled in Richmond ard
shipped from here 20 Newport News
I'm suing out at attachment Wcdrcs-
"tF riFhi IN" Kentucky dealers as
sumcd that the eight carloads OF
horses lying in the Richmond yards
were the property Of Kelham Ac-
co'dinG 10 the richmond parti.s who
flea ind"mnifyinc bonds ana hal inc
attachment suspended. the title TO the
horses In controversies was still vested
With them Til" entire shipment. it was
stated last night. had been hypothc-
Gated by IN" local dealers to The
american National Bank for a bank
Ing accommodation tina, had been cx-
tended 10 them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
SENATOR WtI.IIEK PRESENTS
SERIES or RESOLUTIONS

Senator Walker, OF northumberland
chairman OF the committee appointed
10 draw up the resolutions submitted
the document and IL was read by Clerk
Hanger. Other members Of the COM
mittee who assisted in the preparation
-: the resolutions were Senator's
saunders. Tav"nn-r. buchanan, West,
Garrett and Sowdcr.
The resolutions. which were unani-
mous!y adopted. follow:
Whereas the Honorable Edward
Echols, the representative in the Sen
ate OF Virginia of the dis,ric, COM
posed OF tho Counties of Augusta and
Highland and the city OF Stanton
died 1T his residence III Staunton on
the l2th day Of December. 1919 hav-
ing. as member of the House of Del
eGatcs. a member OF the senate and
lieutenant-Go Of Virginia. de-
voted twenty-sevcn years of his life
I" the faithful ana efficient scrvc of
the Commonwealth: and
Whereas his colleagues in the SEN
ate. who admired him for his talents
esteemed him for his virtues and loved
him for his many rraces OF character
desire Ia record some expression of
their sense OF his loss to the Senat.
and TO the state now, therefore. be it
"Resoived That in the death OF
Edward Echols the Senate has lost
one of its most useful and honorcd
members. the Commonwealth of Vir-
ginia one OF her most patriotic and
devoted sons, and that his colleagues
mourn. with Keen sense of personal
bereavement, tn" loss OF It wcll-bclovcd
friend.
80. That the sincere sympathy of
the Senate OF Virginia is extended TO
the family Of senator Echols
- That the above preamble and
resolutions be entered in the Journal
Of the Senate, and a copy thereof be
transmittedby the clerk OF the SEN
ate to Mrs. Edward Echols."
SEVERAL SENATOR'S
PAY TRIBUTE no ECiiOIS
Senator Walker made touching adj
dress In presenting the resolutions.
He paid glowing tribute to the memory
of his departed colleague, giving IA
brief sketch Of his life. and telling OF
the numerous positions OF trust he
filled during "a long public career
senator Parr, Of Patrick. a minority
member, said he was unwilling to
allow the occasion 10 pass without pay
ing tribute to the fairness. courtesy
and ability OF the departed senator
senator Parr was in the Senate while
senator Echols presided over the body
senator Garrett. OF Henry. a desk
mate OF senator Echols for seven years.
ana one Of his most intinat. friends.
said he was proud that he had been
friend OF senator E.chols. whom he
eulogized in feeling manner
Senator Saunders. OF Middlescy. told
OF attending Senator EchoIss funeral
at stanton He told how people Of
/ the city Of every class crowded the
/ streets with uncovered heads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
I>ENTt tI,N FIRM SUES
OFT SECOND ATTACHMENT

y second attachment was sued out
YESTERDAY morning hy Attorney Charles
y. Meredith. counsel for the Kentucky
trm. and Sheriff Mercer proceeded TO
Newport News TO execute it, Tn Srnyth
iEr"s. -M"Ilcary- Mcclellan Company and
the American National Bank. an inter
cStcd party. met this move by cXccut-
Ing another bond for an additional
$2N.o"o. anu the second attachment was
suspended,
With these difficulties surmounted
tn" eight carloads of horses were load
ed OF waiting transport. and preslIm-
ably are by this time on the high seas
approaching their fate in the theatre
OF war
In Richmond. however. the contro-
N"rsy underwent further complications
After executing the second indemnity
bond. the Smyth Bros. -McCleary- Nc
Clellan Company. through its attorney
George Bryan, fled suit for $1,000 in
the Law and Equity Court. Yesterday.
against HARRISON, Jewell x Patterson.
claiming that the property attached in
the suit in the City Circuit Court by
the Kentucky firm was not the prop
ertN Of Mr.. kclham. bur its own sum
mons in this suit was served upon Mr.
Patterson At Ruegcr's Hotel. Yesterday.
rs he was on the point OF leaving the
CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
Thriller nj Colonial.

The Cowboy and the Lady" in which
,. Miller Kent is featured at the CO.
lonial. Is one Of the most interesting
photodrams OF the immediate season.
"hch IT was produced in play form,
with Nat Goodwin and Maxine Elliott
III the principal roles. il made Il pro-
nounced success, and. as present cd on
the screen. 1t retains all tho qualities
that distinguished 1t as :, thrilling
and appealing comedy drama In ad :
dition, the background supplied by tho
great California out-of-doors greatly
increases its strength, and makes IL
an ideal attraction to the habitual
patron of the movies. Besides this
iive-part feature. the Colonial also Of
fcrs Il particularly laughablc Pathe
comedy. In Just Nuts" with a prin-
ctpal comedian who vics with the cmi-
mcnt Charlie Chaplin as Il funmakcr.
For Monday and Tuesday OF next week
the Colonial announces julius Stegcr
in The Fifth commandments: for
"Wednesday only, Tho Lone Star Rush. -
and for Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
William Farnum in "Thc New Cover
nor" powerful photodrama adapted
from Edward Shcldons THE Niger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
AMUSEM ENTS


'SUoDS NJ Strauu.
To-day will be the last opportunity
afforded to witness the perturbation
OF the famous stage success. "Snobs,.'
with victor Moore in the original role.
1t is ono Of the most enjoyable comedy
photodranlas that the Strand has ever
offered. and the thcatcr has been
crowded almost continually since the
beginning of the engagement In ad-
dition to tho big feature. tho beautiful
nm ON the Roof of tho Earth" has
attracted widespread comment. Alto
Scthcr the program which is now being
SHOWN 1T this thcatcr is unusually at
tractive. For Monday, Tuesday and w ed :
ncSday Of next week the attraction
underlined is David Bclasco's MAY
f'iossom. which has made a success
III the Him world even greater than
that other notable achievement by the
Famous Players Film Company. wild
hover. In the photoplay the pictorial
and scenic possibilities OF the play arc
rcna rkably developed, and the interest
OF tho plot is greatly strengthened by
the more elaborate presentation made
possible on the screen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
HOLD INQUEST TO-DAY
Coroner Taylor TO Investigate Death O,
Inmate of Rcformntory.

Coroner Taylor will conduct an IN
quest this morning at 10 o'clock into
the death OF jesse Dudley, eighteen
Years old. who died Thursday afternoon
IN Memorial Hospital from fractured
skull, received, it is alleged. from Au-
brcN Curtis. night Waterman at the
Laurel rcformatory.
Dudley and two other inmates OF the
institution were attempting to escape
when discovered by Curtis. They at
tempted to ovcrpowcr him. il is said,
ana in tho scut1ic which cnsucd the
watchman struck Dudley on tho head
with his lantern. The boy fell un-
conscious. lie was brought to Memo
rial hospital as quickly as possible, but
there was no hope for him
curtis was arrested yesterday by the
llcirico County police. on a charge OF
manslaughtcr, and was bailcd in the
sum of $500. with Charles lIut2lcr,
president of the rcformatory board, as
surety
Dudlcy's body was shipped Yesterday
TO his homo in Tazowcll County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
Dr.. Brady's Health Talks
sneening-Its Dangers for Others.

! Take il all the way down from the
anterior mares. vulgarly called the front
Nestibulc OF the proboscis, TO the mos:
useless organ ever invented, the appen-
dix. by all odds the most widesprcaa
and costly illnesses of civilized com
munitics are those produced By our ycr-
] satile friend. the pneumococcus, the
microbe of the catching cold"
This one ubiquitous germ easily wins
the gold medal as mans untlring
enemy. What the pneunococcus causes
would easily keep the doctors busy
even If there were no hay fever, tango
| dancing or political parties. \ cold
| in the head is the least common par
ticle of the household germ: pncu-
monia. sore throat. quinsy, plcurisv.
/ bronchitis, middle ear absccss menin-
gifts. heart valve Involvement multiple
/ arthritis. appendicitis-thc repertoire
! is almost unlimited
And how does old pneumococcus
manage to get about so freely? How
can he pursue such an active life and
! still retain all his pristine vigor? In
word. what puts the catch in catch
! ing cold?
| 1t is the open face sneeze
| We can stand seeing a bully beating
defenselcss creature. We can look
on with sympathy while fellow picks
his neighbours pocket. We can sympa-
thiZe with man who marries too many
wives or runs away from ono who Is
spectacle which rouscs our worst mas
sions and makes us ycarn to draw rcd
blood, and that is the open face succgc
Splitting OH the floor is a vcrita BILE
sanitary prccaution besides sneezinE at
ones neighbors Sputum on the floor
may not do any harm, after all. hut
sputu!n laden with the pneumococcus
| floating through the air. is certainly
a dangerous thing. And let us repeat
for the steenth time that one In every
five individuals, sick or we'll. habituallv
harhors Nirulent pncumococc, in his
mouth or nose. Hence tho chance Of
acquiring some form OF indoor plague
when exposed TO the orcn face sncc.c
is 81 least 20 per cent risk
law emitting the innocent hy-
stand"r 10 hand the offender n WALTON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
JAIL FOR sPEEDERs
Justice GriERs Announces From Bench
TINT Sterncr Mcasurcs VIII lie Ilaed

When several men appeared before
MN Yesterday OH charges Of automo-
pile speeding, Acting Police Justice
"rlses stated from the bench that lie
would soon resort TO Jail sentences II
other means seemed not TO have tho
desired effect. This sentiment was
echoed by Commemorative Attorney
Minetrce Folkcs, who occupied 4 seat
by tho Justice
Il. 1. JcHrcss and John Looka were I'm
court Oh complaint of Policeman wal.
Ter that they exceeded tho speed limit
on Thursday while driving along Grove
Avenue. and each was fined Sl0o. An
appear was noted in each instance.
Il. +. Williams, charged with ini,Ir-
ing David Thomas by ncgligently driv-
ing his automobile, was fined S25.
Policeman Samucls yesterday report
cd five autoists for keeping the muf-
Tiers on their machines open. and they
VIII appear In court within the next
few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
POLICE COURT CASES
Brfttc Burrcli sent to Grand Jury on
Cutting Charge.

Bette Burrcll, colorcd, charged with
cutting Mamie Anderson. and the lat
ter's husband, Joseph Anderson. was
sent OH To the grand jury from Police
Court Yesterday morning. According to
the story, Bette was attacking Mamie
when Joseph Anderson intcrfcred to
protect his wife. The woman was not
badly cut, and Anderson WIS cut in
the hand.
William Rcvics. colorcd. appeared to
answer to a charge of assaulting Al
fred NaldriGhi with STICK. Tho hear
ing was continued TO May s.
Joe Valentine, alias Joseph Flippcn,
was sent to Jail for thirty days on a
charge of stealing a revolver from
Richard Shcppcrson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
EDMONDS APPOINTED
Wci1-l<nown MIN Takes Position with
Chesapeake Steamship Company.

y. :. Edmouds has been appointed
traffic manager OF the Chesapeake
steamship Company, with hcadouar-
terS at Baltimore, succeeding w. IL.
TaNloc who resigned 10 accept tho po-
sition OF passenger traffic manager OF
the Southern Railway Company. Mr..
Edmond's appointment is effective to-
day. Mr.. lJdmonds has been general
agent of the Missouri Pacific Railway
company, with headquarters at Phila =
dolDhia Prior 10 his appointment as
general agent at Philadelphia. MIR. Ed
monds was commercial agent IF the
Missouri Pacific, at Birmingham. Ala.
and he was also formerly commercial
agent Of the Mallory Steamship Com
pany, with headquarters at Atlanta,
Ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
SUITS INSTITUTED

Mrs. Belle c. Boisscau brought su;t
in the Hastings Court Fart H.. yes-
tcrday. for $4,000 damages against r.
y. Childrcss and benjamin Williams.
rs the administra triN of the estate of
{. {. Boisscau. who WAS run over and
killed by an automobile driven by the
aeiendamts recently. There was no dec
laration filed in the suit.
Georgia Taylor brought suit against
the city OF Richmond for $4,000 dam
ages, alleging that her propcrty on
Robinson street had been damaged be-
cause the city did not drain the stand
ing pools of water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
Midsummer Blouse.

exercise you can In the open air. Walk
at least three miles day. Sleep eight
hours, with plenty of fresh air in the
room
Worried-You cannot have a pretty.
shapely ankle If YOU constantly wear
low shoes the year around Iig 9Th lace
or button shoes are best to wear to
keep the ankle in trim. There isn't
any harm in wearing low shoe for
evening wear. for the short time YOU
would have 1t on would not tend to
increase the size OF the ankle. The
EPSON salts paste will help to reduce
the size of the ankles. shall be glad
to mail YOU the formula IL YOU Will
send mo stamped, addressed envelope
Nlrginia-lcs. Il gentle massage with
warm cocoa butter around and upward
along tho glands will help to enlarge
the bust. East plenty of fat-makinc
foods. plenty OF butter and fat of meat
drink cream and milk, sleep lots and
don't worry Deep breathing will also
help. This is good exercise for de-
rclopinE the bust: Double your fists
AS tightly AS you can, bringing them
together in front with the arms raised
so as to be horizontal. While keen
ing your arms on a level with your
shoulders slowly separate your fists
as widely as possible. Do this 100
times every night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
VIII Honor Dauier. Memory.

BY direction OF the Governor, Adju-
tant General Sale has ordered Colonel
william j. Perry, of the First Infantry
To have the entire Third Battalion of
his regiment on parade at Lynchburg
on the occasion Of the laying of the
cornerstone for the statue OF the late
senator John w. Daniel. Company T..
or the battalion. has It's headquarters
at Lynchburg, while Companies I and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
LICENSE REFUSED
NntinnnL Junior Order Not Permitted 1,
DO Insurance Business In NirrIniu

state Commis sioncr of Insurance 10
scnh Button yesterday announced his
decision on the application of tho Ma
lional Council of the Junior order of
american Mechanics. of Pittsburgh. Pa.
Tor license to do business in Virginia,
The license was refused
Colonel Button rejected the applica
tlon after examining the decision rem
dered in the courts several wears AFRO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
| when similar application was offered

when a similar application was offered
and contested
The National Council and the Vir-
ainia Council OF tho order have been at
odds for some years. The National
Council cndcavorcd to enforce laws
that were rcpuGnant to tho Virginia
Council. The body in this state re-
nounced It's allegiance. aud was sus-
pended by the National Council. The
virginia body of the order then OBJ
tanned an independent charter. and has
since operated under the laws of this
State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

by Lillian Russell.)
should be able to do some
aul and do II we'll. Possibly.
er be necessary for her to
lose TO the grindstone." hut
proud OF the knowledge
eligible to be one of the
FRS of society.
giSI who realizes that she
than she can receive
dn order 10 develop n
: haracter. She realizes tina,
gs OF life arc not to be oh
ballroom. Parties, teas,
are merely incidental to q
Fhey soon pail as a steady.
ately the average girl only
'ciety girls OF the inner
Sh the columns of the
But many of those same
serious side to their lives.
to higher honors than to
Rf the ballroom. That is
nany OF them are fully
Sse the sick. Many OF
e. faund competent to
Fo@n business affairs
n arises for them to
I've it said that all So
ambitions which soar
sphere of the ballroom.
ards and butterflies in
life. But ] do say that
5irl is foolish TO suppose
!ty TO perform useful
:rseif Or TO others is be-
RI who is qualified to min
best society.
q accomplished girls can do
wear pretty dresses and
"a. after all. she is the most
nd also the most attractive
beauty and attractiveness
+. Through cultivatine an
perform useful service she
well rounded and beautiful
And character is wonder
nd physical mold.
DO not be ashamed OF
10 be a useful member Of
rather develop Your ca
ork and YOU will neither
T out Of any pleasure or
Riration Of anybody worth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

in the face where il will do the most
good. ought to be passed. IT would
DE long lived reminder that the rights
of the community deserve some con
sideration. We don't believe in capital
punishment. but just tho same the omen
face sneczcr is none too good 10 hang.
when YOU consider all the physical.
mental, moral, financial and spiritual
wrcckagc his explosions cause
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
COAST LINE EARNINGS
Comparative Statement Issued Cover
Ing Month of March.

Earnings OF the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company for the month of
March were as follows:
Current year. Previous year
Revenues . .s3.302,7S9 10 s3,763.6so sS
Expenses :. 2,S02,4l3 =? 2,h25,55 ~
Income $50. 1220375 ~ l23S1o5 n
For the first nine months of the It's
cal year. from July J. 1914, to March
81. 1915, the comparative earnings
were:
revenues S23,635,oaa 40 $27.65S,331 II
Expenses lS.52i.6i6 81 20,5lS.922 Is
income 5,lloi52 81 7,l44.i09 o3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
Is are stationed at Staunto,; ara r,S
pany M ut DanvIlle.

Daughters OF Liberty tn Ma.
All members of ProsrcssiyA Co,,nc,,
NO. ~. Daughters OF Liberty, arc re- :
lucstcd to be present at a meeting
monday night. Business OF importa nee
is to be transacted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
pm RtIssell's Answers.

IMother-Try this formula
rs thn dandruff from Your
hai4 One dram preciDi-
khur( twenty-four grains
aid sufficient vaseline to
oAnccs. Mix thoroughly
IN. scalp every night until
1as disappeared. After
run into your scalp every
rms will restore the scalp
con3i.ion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

GOOD Blood- Building Food---Kndly,
ASKS r. L.. mention an article of food
which contains good blood building
properties.
Reply Bread and butter and brown
sugar on.