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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-12-17
BAPTIST CHURCH

Topics for next Sunday: II A. NJ.
THE Suffering Church" 1880 y.
NJ. "The Church in the World" All
are invited. ID. +. Baker, pastor.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-12-17

For gif, that will cheer and one
that will be- reminder for many
days TO come, what ls more appro.
pirate than a blooming plant7 ON
tario Floral Co Headquarters az
Argus Once Phone i9-J.
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SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES ON

TARIO--5 =. VI. SATURDAY DEC
EMBER 18TH. FOR wEIsER FOR
ACCOMMODATION OF PEOPLE At
TENDING PERFORMANCE AT
WHEATON THEATRE or TWIN
BEDS " TRAIN RETURNING IN.
MEDIATELY AFTER PERFOR-
NANCE ROUND TRIP 20 ,INTg
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s.c Mrs Cayou's bargains IN As,j
painted china before you pureAss
your Christmas gifta. Res. % W.
tue street w
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-12-17

Potted Cyclamon Rul Prlmfosrs In
blossom at th. ontnr1 Floral co
Select one now for yolr friend Tor
Xmas.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-12-17

wHEN SHOPPING 30 NoT PAIL
TO SEE THE CliRisTMAs 0lfIs
AZ THE MILLINERY a ART sfoRt
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-12-17

examinations at Vale this week. has
been forced to give up the examina-
tions on account of illness. and is in
Ontario.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-12-17

IE. COpE has the only modern s'as
cleaner In this part Of the cosssJ.
Prices moderate, Phone ios. ke's
! Hotel block
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-12-17

The ladies OF the Catholic church
viii hold cooked lod sale Dec.
embcr Is at McIoy sore B-2t
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LOCAL ITEMS


RIB. Mason of Nyssa was a visitor
here today.
Mrs. Payne OF Payette is the guest
OF Mrs. A. +. Tonniugsen in this city.
c. {. Wilson of BOISE was in town
today on legal business.
NJ L. Hart of Riverside, came in
yesterday
John Rigby is down from Vale
today.
Mrs. William Jones OF Juntura was
a shopper here yesterday.
Miss Nettie Peterson who under
went an operation for appendicitis q
few days ago. is rapidly improving.
The regular meeting OF the Com
mercial club will be held Monday
evening, December Goth.
Ferdinand Zutz OF Vale. was a Wis
itor here yesterday. on his way to
Boise.
Mrs. Jerry Brosman OF Mallett was
down yesterday 10 visit her daughter
Mrs. Biers in the hospital.
Arthur Moody. deputy county
clerk. spent Wednesday OF this week
in Ontario.
Ian Hart. a prominent farmer OF
Westfall, came in Thursday and went
TO "a Grande. He will return to-
morrow.
Mrs. James Walters OF the Boule-
ward, who underwent an operation at
the hospital Wednesday. Is improving
nicely.
l.. Hornbeck and family have ar
rived from Northern Idaho and will
spend the winter in Ontario. The
family is contemplating renting some
land in this vicinity.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-12-17

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE or OREGON. FOR THE
COUNTY or MALuECR.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-12-17

Miss Stewart who teaches at Valley
View and who has been taking the
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-12-17

SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES on
TARIO-7 p. NJ SATURDAY DEC
EMBER 18TH. FOR WEISER FOR
ACCOMODATION OF PEOPLE AT
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-12-17

l.. Hornbeck and family have ar
rived from Northern Idaho and will
spend the winter in Ontario The
family is contemplating renting some
land In this vicinity
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-12-17
ONTARIO PRODUCECo.

Idaho Lumber Yard
Pay Good Prices for puul,i, 5.tf.
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Will You Read This Twice?
A very important quost ION

to-day which every hou3okoepor
must decide for hor5olf is whether
she prefers pure. cream or tartar
baking powder liko Royal or
whether sho i3 willing 10 uso
baking powder made or inferior
Substitutes which do not ndd
healthful qualities TO tho food.
One kind 81 easily di3tin-
gui ishod from tho othOr. 3ineo
the Laws OF various States require
the ingrodi onts 20 DO printed
upon the label. II anyone 50 In
doubt which kind s. most health
ful. IL 50 worth while TO ask tho
family doctor. Then decide.
And shon once decision IN
reached let no advert Soment or
dealor'5 argument or canva3gor'S
solicitation change tho decision.
II S. not n question or n fou
cents o. or pleasing n salesman.
II IS question or health.
II this appeals TO you as roa-
sonhble and sensible advice. it
81 sorth reading twice. And IL
Sc worth remembering.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.
Nov York
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-12-17

Mrs. James Walters of the Boule-
ward, who underwent an operation at
the hospital Wednesday. Is improving
nicely.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-12-17

EVERY DAY THE CROWD
GROWS LARGER AS CHRISTMAS
NEARS AND THE HUNDREDS
THAT SHOP AT THIS STORE ARE
MORE SATISFIED THAN ANY
WHERE ELSE IN THE CITY.
Simply because they can find Just
what they want in the many depart
ments in practical useful presents.
quickly, and priced reasonable.
Try 1t yourself, IL you have not
already, many times.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-12-17

Ian Hart. a prominent farmer OF
Westfall, came in Thursday and went
TO "a Grande. He will return to-
morrow.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-12-17

SPECIAL
NMAs GIFTS FOR WOMEN
AND MISSES
Ladies' Gloves
Ladies' Ties
Ladies' Neckwear
Ladies' Waists
Ladies Silk Skirts
Ladies' Cap 6, Scarf Sets
Ladies' Millinery
Ladies' Dress Goods
Ladies' Slippers
Ladies' Leather Bags
Ladies' Handkerchiefs
Ladies' Bath Robes
Ladies' Furs
Ladies' Suits
Ladies' Coats
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
"UNWRITTEM NEWSPAPER"
PLEASES ITS SUBSCRIBERS
y. ". u. A. Weekly IL independent Of
Mechanical IIis Tint Beaet
Other JOURNALS.

Unhampercd by tho distcmpers that
upon occasion invade the nnws-gath-
erins, typc-setting, stcrcotyping and,
press rooms of the ordinary journal to-
delay the printing hour and put n,
fraZzlc- edge on weary mems nerves, the
"unwritten newspaper" of the Young
Mems Hebrew Association came out.
promptly on time at $40 O'Clock last
night.
Eight reporters and editors handling
the various news and editorial divi-
sions of the periodical submitted their
oral accounts of the weeks happenings
In their respective field. and the sub
scribcrs listened and pronounced the
periodical a success. The paper" will
be pcblishcd weekly every Friday night
The staff assignments for tho ensuing
week arc: sam Sharovc, editorial; Bcn
Caplon. world ncwa: Meyer CohenI
politics; Harry Coplan. sports; Isand
Seldcs, humorous; Elias Goldin, society
Herman Fink, State aud city, and Louis
Perrin. Young Mems Hebrew AssociI
alton news
The principal speaker Mt the general
meeting of the membership last Might
was Leon Wallcrstcin, who addressed
the young men on "Business Credtt.'l
strcssinr the importance Of cultiyatinl
early in l:fc habits OF thrift and in'
dustry. which in later years will provo
the foundation Of material and spiritual
success. Jacob Lovcnstcin, treasured
OF tho association, presided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
LENTEN SERVICES
LnrGc CONGREGATION Listens IN Addr.x.
MT St. Faults Episcopal Church,

In spite OF Indictment weather ycs
t"rday large congregs ton attended
me half-hour Lenten service at st.
laurs Episcopal Church Tho services
arc being held each day from to l 30
o'clock under the auspices OF the Rich
mond Assembly OF the brotherhood of
ST. Andrew
Taking Temptation" AZ his theme.
Key. Pembroke w. Reed. rector OF st.
johns Church. Petersburg. delivered an
earnest address yesterday. lie voiced
strong disapproval OF tho modern
dances. Mr. Reed Will spcak again
Monday ut ST. Paul's Church
The address TUESDAY, Wednesday and
Thursday VIII be made by Row. Henry
Sloan Coffin. u. D.. well-kn,wn
throngout the United States as pastor
of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church,
associate professor of practical tho
ology in the Union Theological Semi
nary of New York City. and n leader
in several social and charitable move
mcnts. lie Is writer OF distinction.
being author Of THE Greed Of Jesus
Social Aspects Of the Cross" The
Christian and the Church" and other
religious wnrks
Several degrees have been conferred
upon pr. Coffln by various institutions
OF learning in this country and abroad.
The Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Of which he IL now pastor. is
one of the principal churches in New
York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
SUSPECT ARRESTED
Detectives Round Up Oyen~ .Johnsou
= After Robbery mt station

Celia Green. on old colorcd woman
living at yellow Tavern came 10 Rich.
-fpond on Thursday morning 10 collect
Insurance due her. and WAS robbed Of
1he whole amount. $50. and some tax
receipts, as she Was waiting in tho
depot OF the Richmond and Chesapeake
Ray Railway Company.
-. Detective Sergeant lirenCel was in a
nearby store when he saw Ozcllo John.
son, colored. run BIZ and turn VII Ora
liam Street. The sergeant remembered
ahe incident. FOR he has arrested and
Convicted OzelIe on several occasions.
"A few minutes later ne was Informed
YtIAt Celia Green handbag had been
matched iron her ~ n negro answer
ans to the descrip;iou Of OzclIe.
With Detective Sergeant Atkinson
KYengel went yesterday morning 10 q
Solored store at Catherine and Grdheu
Sfreets, and. pushing by negro woman
syi,o said that OzelIo wns not M home
found his quarry crouchirg by stove
IN the Kitchen. Ozc!le refused nj fret
SS como and went 70 Ms hir pocket. ile
.Ens soon subdued. and large knife
ssas found in tho POCKET H. had tried
40 reach. But the detective. were IN
abio to ind in MIS- possessio7 any Of
The stolen money.
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FINED 500 AND COSTS
Addic Cross Convicted Of Operating
objectionable Resort on Sixth street.

Addte Cross, colorcd. was fined 800
in Police Court yesterday morning on
charge OF operating an objectionable
resort at 427 North sixth Street She
was arrested by Policemen Galbraith
and !. J. Smith, after Galbraith had
decoyed tho woman with 30 cents.
Daisy Miller, charged with opera ting
an illegal resort at 40 Graham Street,
failed TO appear, and an alta chmcnt
was issued for her. She was arrested
later, and gave the excuse that she
had oversight herself
She was transferred from the Second
rolicc to the First Police Station, and
was accompanied by her two-ycar- old
child Both spent Il bad night. and tho
woman was so unstrunE that she need :
ed the constant care OF the police ma :
tron. and once an ambulance surgeon
was called to attend her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
HELD FOR THEFT
Negro Tried to Sell Alleged stolen
Couponn Back to Owner.

Edwin Relcher, young coiored boy.
was arraigned before Justice Maurice
IN Police Court, Part H.. Yesterday
morning on the charge o: stealing
cigarette coupons from the store OF NJ
r. sta pies. SwRnsboro grocer Mr.
staples said that ne recognized tho
coupons when the negro tried to sell
them back TO him. Belcher asserted
he had been given tho goods. which
were the property OF John Rock. Jus
tee Maurice continued the case until
March IL.
Joe Coleman. coiored, suspected OF
highway robbery. WAS sent TO jail for
ten days on the technical charge OF
being a vagrant.
Edward Grey. colored. charged with
assaultinS g. NJ. IIankins, was dts
missed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
LUCILLE La VERNE BIDS
FAREWELL TO RICHMOND
Benefit Performance at CITY Audi.
forum Draws Audience
of 400
SHE MAKES CURTAIN SPEECH
Several Local Artists Take Part in
Program, Composed OF Songs, In.
strumental Pieces and Headings.
w. Henry Baker Is Accompanist,

some 400 OF the many who had
oouEht tickets for the Lucille Ia
verne benefit performance braved tho
discomfort OF one OF the wcttest night.
or me year and assembled in tho City
Auditorium last night to enjoy tho an
'crtainmcnt provided and to bid faro
well TO Miss La Verne. who mazda
PROBABLY her last appearance on a
Richmond stage
Many musical numbers went to mako
up the program. which was further
varied by the Introduction Of racIta
lions by Miss Ia Verne and by Frank
cosby With the exception OF tho
numbers supplied by Miss la Verne and
by Mrs. Christine Sherwood Eastwood
OF New York, q soprano with n voice
OF wide range and much beauty. which
she handled with admirable skin. tho
program was composed Of songs, IN.
stFumcntal pieces and rcadings volun-
tcer"d by professionals and semi
professionals OF Richmond al.oP whom
WeF" FORCED to respond to encore call,
Or. Maurice itoblenzer. tenor: Austin
Martenstein. baritone; James wonble.
pianist: Miss Adriana Kuyk, soprano:
MISS Amercth Allen, contralto: Miss
Aiic" Saitcr1cld. pianist. and Mis-.
DORIS Aker, violinist. all contributed
mater ally to III" worth OF the con-
ce't. while W Henry Baker. director
OF the Wednesday, Club. not only ac-
npanicd rympathctically all tha ar
lists. but played three short plono
pieces in n manner that happiIv g,,r-
priaen those who had grown accus-
eoihcn TO regarding Mr.. Baker only a.
conductor and accdmp PIANIST
MISS la Verne recited DR.. Baxby's
account o, When Ruby Played" and
told several amusing stories. And. ~
the close OF the concert, she bade fare
ven TO Richmond and its people in
short, simple and exceedingly graceful
speech Sh" said that she had given
her best efforts to the work in which
sne had engaged here. but that II had
All been n rcritable labor OF love be-
cause she had felt that nothing sh,
or any one else could do would be
TOO good for those who had 90 en-
couragcd her
IN closing. after having thanked the
Richmond press and public, as we'll as
many individuals whom shc named, she
expressed her particular and warm
gratitude to those who had ventured
out on such night to say good by
to her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
JUDGE JONES TO SIT
""s"hi situation Brought Ahout n,
hrhfh of Judge T. ". RInLex

Governor Stuart has designated Judge
''aE"t n Jones TO hold a special term
Of the Circuit Court OF Lancaster
county to meet the exigencies OF an
unusual situation in that judicial dis
tr!ct
The recent death OF Judge F. w
''"h'! left vacancy in the judiciary
which is 10 be allied by tho Genera,
Nts"'nhiN next week Attorneys for
"eS!"y Jones. convicted OF murder and
.nlfhc"a Z" serve term Of eighteen
lrdrs IN the penitentiary, has taken
preliminary steps for an appeal 10
ne virginia supreme Court of Appeels
ne'ore the death Of Judge BIakey bc-
,"'e "hom the murder case was tried.
=" carry TN" case 10 the Supreme Court
- necessary TO prepare bills OF ex :
rep,i"ns and nave the record certified
by III" trial court
mes" circumstances being comnu-
n'cated by tho LAWYER. TO the Governor.
JuhEe Jones WAS designated to omen the
court Tor the specific purpose OF pass
INK upon IN" papers in the legal PRO
cess OF advancing the appeal in tho
Wesley Jones case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
TAxICAB DRIVER IN COURT
Charge Of Reckless DrviaR Il Con-
tinued Until To-Day.

b. s. CARRIER. taxicab driver. ap-
Deared in Police Court yesterday morn
Ing to answer to the charge OF negli-
gently driving his taxi through the
streets on Thursday morning and strik-
ing and injurinE Mrs. f.. NJ. Burrows of
lf9 South Firth street. but the hearing
was continued to this morning. and he
was bailcd.
Mrs. Burrows. ii is said, was not serl-
ously injured. She was struck at the
corner of Fifth and Main Streets. as
she was stepping from the curb and
CARRIER WAS driving north She was
taken homo by John Aiken Branch, OIL
West Franklin Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
CLERKS AT BANQUET
Chesapeake and Obi" HALLWAY Employees
Enjoy Evening Of FenstInK.

Clerks In the Office OF the auditor of
disbursements OF tho Chesapeake and
ohio Railway Company enjoyed a de-
lightul banquet served on Wednesday
evening at Stumprs Hotel Several
vocal and instrumental selections werc
rendered by y. w. Martcnsteiu, Sr., G.
a. Cancpa. r. NJ. Lingo. Karl Iindeman
and ]. ID. Rriggs. The Misses Carr, OF
Stumpfs Hotel, and Mr.. Denny. OF the
Lyric Thcatcr. assisted in the enter
tainmcnt
Those present were: A. w. Marten-
stein. Sr., G. a. Canepa. +. NJ. Avery.
j. w. Grigg. r. +. Newhciser. T. a.
1iolleran. r. A. Wrenn. j. w. Mason.
Karl I.indeman. =. y. Gary, r. L. Avery.
\. w. Martensten, Jr. w. !. Sullivan.
u. NJ. Lingo. NJ. y. Parker. c. l.. Shackel-
ford. L. NJ Fox, ]. D. Briggs. +. II.
Cheatham. ]. +. Kelly, w. T.. Kelly. a.
T. Lane, Jr.. ]. a. Cox. Frank Dunn. NJ.
J. King. Joseph Hoffman, K. r.. Rell.
7. H. Edwards. NJ. c. Walton, Manning
Hester. G. 0. Miller and r. Cleveland
Chalklcy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
CIRCUIT COURT HEARS
DISPUTE OVER HORSES
Lexington, Kentucky, Firm Claims
balance Of S13,sss.61 From
Kelham.
HORSES NOW IN WAR ZONE
Bond Was Given by Local Dealers
and Attachment Was Lifted, AL
lowing Shipment to Go Forward
by Way OF Newport News.

The City Circuit Court. yesterday
heard evidence In the attachment pro-
ceedings brought by HARRISON, Jewell
e Patterson. of Lexington, XIV. to So
cure the payment OF balance of 3l3
oos.6S which they claim Is due them
from II. r. Kelham. on a bill for horses
supplied TO him by the Kentucky
dealers.
Neiham, who Is the resident purchas-
Ing agent for London firm supplying
tho allies with horses for tho war. ha,
bought thousands OF horses from yari
GUS dealers in this and other States. ar
semoling them al Richmond and ship
ping them from hero to Newport News,
AT "hich point they were loaded in yes
sells and taken 10 European ports
About n month ago eight carloads n,
horses en- route to Newport News were
lying over In the local Chcsapealse and
ONO yards. when. at the instance OF
the Kentucky dealers, they were at
tachcd by sheriff Mercer for the pay
meni or the balance claimed by the
Kentucky firm from kclham I, wasas
sumed by the Kentucky firm that the
horses were Eclham's property
LOCAL DEALERS LAY
CLAIM TO HORSES
No sooner, however. had the attach
men; been served than claims TO tn.
ownership OF tho horses were filed by
the Smyth Bros -McIcllan.M cLearv
Company local, horse dealers. and the
American National Bank The local
company claimed that the title TO the
horses had not yet been transferred TO
kclham. for whom they had been
bought. and the bank claimed that the
whole shipment had been hypothccated
TO II.
With these conflicting claims before
IL. the court permitted the Richmond
parties 10 file bond for $4,000 to secure
me rival claimants against damage by
reason OF the release of the attachment
the attachment was lifted and tho
horses permitted to so forward The
animals arc by this time in actual serv-
ice with tho allied armies. and IL is a
safe assumption that many OF them
nave already found an untimcly grave
The Kentucky firm Is represented by
Attorney Charles V. Meredith. and tho
local dealers aud the American Ma
tional Bank are represented by Attor-
ney George Bryan. The hearing OF the
case was still in progross at the time OF
adjournment. late yesterday afternoon,
and will be continued to-day.
Upon the decision Of the City Circuit
Court on the question OF title will de-
pend the outcome OF a suit for damages
IN the sum OF $4,000 that has been in
stituted in the Law and Equity Court
by the local horse dealers against the
Kentucky concern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
BODY FOUND IN CREEK
Was That or Night Waterman at Laurel
NefOrmatOry.

Tho body OF Robert Branch. night
Waterman at the Laurel Reformatory,
was found yesterday morning In
ShOckoc Creek at Seventh and Hos
pital Streets. The police werc noti-
fed, and bet ctivc Sergeant John Willy
examined the body, and had 1t sent
to Bliley's morEuc, where 1t VIII be
hold pending funeral arrangements.
Coroner Taylor found few scratches
and abrasions on the body. and thinks
that they were due to the fall.
SO far as is known, Branch had only
one relative Miss " T. Moss. niece,
who lives at Midlothian.
The body was found by James Rurk.
aoS Gentry Street. and william Pcrs-
ley. sos James Street.
Though he had no active suspicion
that foul play had been committee.
Coroner Taylor said last night that he
would mako an autopsy and satisfy
himself as to the cause of death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
VIII serre Dinners

The Woman's Board OF the Metho
dtNt institute and the Wilson Home
VIII serve dinners at the corner Of
Tenth and Main Streets daily from IL
TO o'clock, beginning Tuesday. March
>. and continuing through Friday.
March IL. Funds derived from the
project will be given to the Co-Opera
tive Boarding Home for Girls and the
Community Uplift Movement
The following women will have
charge Of the affair: Mrs. A. c. Steven
son, general chairman: Mrs. w J. Car
ter, assistant; Mrs. j. l.. Wiltshire. gen
eral treasurer: Mrs. Fred Richardson
Miss Curlcy and Mrs. Carter. assistants
different committees will be In charge
from day to day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
DIR. W. II. VI. Washington.

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA,
March DIR. w. III. NJ Washington, OF
Mathews County. died in hospital in
Norfolk to-day. The remains will be
brought TO Gloucester Tomorrow for In :
terment 1t Ware Church. where his son
John Augus;in Washington, was buried
few weeks ago. DR.. Washington was
gallant officer. first IN the United
States Navy, and later In that OF the
Confederacy.
DIR. Washington married Miss Fannie
Roy, Of Green Plains. Mathews County.
and IL survived by his widow. ono
daughter and three sons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
WITNESS FoRGETs
Man Snid to Have Bought whisky with
Marked Money. Denies Transaction.

Reuben johnson, colored, was dis
missed In Police Court yesterday morn"
ing of the charge OF illegally selling
intoXicants. and Winifree Jefferson. the
negro who Policemen Reid and Green
said had bought whisky from Johnson
with marked money. failed to remember
the transaction and to identify the
prisoner.
Thereupon Acting Justice Griggs is
sued bench warrant for Winifrec,
charging him with being a person OF
bad fame and character. and placed
him under 500 security for thirty days
Security was given.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
EDITOR TO SPEAK
Colonel A. IT. Williams VIII Tell OF
Ocean Voyage Made During His Youth

To take r colony across the ocean
in sailing vessel and have to fight
an outbreak OF cholera on the voyage
Is stupendous responsibility for an
c!ghteeny car-old youth.
Colonel a. u. Williams. editor of the
Richmond Evening Journal. Will give
his personal "reminiscences OF such a
trip to the African west coast before
Marshall Lodge. knights OF Pythias,
In Ice Camp Hall, on Tuesday night
All Richmond and visiting Tythians are
invited to attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
WILL INSTALL WATER WORKS
Town OF C1HrcmOnt to Have Modern
Sanitary supply.

Tho town OF Claremont Is to have
q better water supply. 1t has entered
into q contract with an Incorporated
concern, which will begin at once tho
installation OF water works system.
The concern yesterday obtained n
charter from tho State Corporation
Commission. 1t is incorporated under
the name Clarcmont Water Works, the
authorized minimum capital being $5,
600. with maximum of $4,000. The
officers OF the new water company are
DAME, stone. president. and w. III.
Costenbnder, secretary, both OF Clare
mont.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06
Missionary Society Meeting

The second annual exercises or tho
customary society ~ Fifth Street Ran
tiht church tcolorcd) will be held Mt
80 o'clock Sunday afternoon. An in :
teresting program for the occasion has
bcen arranged. Or. c. n. Hovey, OF
virginia Union University, will DO one
VI the speakers.