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The Washington times., 1915-07-29
Yale Football Eleven
Loses Star in Yates

NEW HAVEN, Conn. July 2s-Yale
last the most valuable member of its
football squad of the coming fall, next
to Captain Alex Wilson. Arthur Yates
has been declared ineligible by the
faculty because of some scholarship
matter. He has withdrawn from
college.
Several Of the stars Of the team are
weak in scholarship. and it was said
today that unless five eliminate con-
ditions when they take the fall ex-
aminations, in September. ohtres will
follow Yates into retirement.
The Washington times., 1915-07-29
Rooter Dies.

BOSTON, July 29.-While Shrek.
ing encouragement to his he
roes, the Red Sox, in the sec.
ond inning of yesterdays game
at Fenway Park, William Co.
man, of Everett, was suddenly
stricken with heart failure and
died before aid could be sum-
moned.
The Washington times., 1915-07-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing Of the Clubs.

Tomorrow's Games.
New York At Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston At Cincinnati.
Philadelphia At St. Louis.
Today's Games.
Brooklyn At Pittsburgh.
Boston At Cincinnati.
Philadelphia At St. Louis
New York at Chicago e games).
Yesterdays Results.
st. Louis, 3: Phillies, !.
Boston, 3; Cincinnati. !.
Brooklyn yn-Pittsburgh-rain.
New York-Chicaso pos stponsd.
The Washington times., 1915-07-29
.GRIFFS' WEAKNESS Isl
SHOWN BY SHANKS'|
.SHIFTTO THE INFIELDI
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

Gfmen face the Cleveland club in
the final game revision shows better than
thing else Nationals Howard Shank ranking
among business has been called into the
field and third base Douglas Ne
star at the University Virginia. and Tommy Connolly the brilliant
been tried and found wanting
sufficient big No nelders remain the
drafted for the inner quartet
Shanks pyed before trying the outed but that
before baseball coming Washing
ton he has been out he has frequently
infe infd work that makes him of ground balls
the than either Milan Moer this
ent play addition shanks the real
fire and spirit field grounders third
he snaps them up garden he should worthy
Eddie Foster certainly pep than other
the infed
The Washington times., 1915-07-29

Runs-Smallworth. Chapman a., kirke
Turner, Wamby, O'Neil. Jones and Milan
Stolen bases-Moeller and Turner. Left on
bases-Nationals, 5; Cleveland, IL First
base on balls-On Roehling. 2; off Harper,
{; OFF Jones, l. Innings pitched-By Boeh-
ling. tnone out in SIXTH; by Harper. T.
Hits made-On Boehling, IL off Harper 6
Times al bat-Against Boehling. "a; against
Harper, Il. Struck out-By Boehling, !; by
Harper, 3: by Jones, l. Two base hits
Southworth, O'Neill Sacrifice hits-Smith
Turner. Double plsy-Southworth TO Wambs-
ssnss. Umpires-Messrs. O'Loughlin and
The Washington times., 1915-07-29

When it comes to control, Harry
Harper is a Flivver with a busted
steering gea.' coming down Pixies
Peak.
The Washington times., 1915-07-29
Big League Biffers
Of a Day

that ground. When he declined, there
was only one course open.
"Of course, I am heartily sorry that
the minor leagues must bear the brlnt
of this fight. but as view the situa-
tion, they hold the whip hand and need
not stand the gan unless they choose"
The Washington times., 1915-07-29

The city Officials Of Ge~spa, OHIO,
hdUe ruled that parade 10 a vehicle
AND must carry Darntno lights, but ue
dtdnt notice the cttisens Of Ohio carry
sn0 any IN thetr parade around the
bdses yesterday.
The Washington times., 1915-07-29

good job.
Hal Janvrin. the Red Sox inf,elder,
is % out OF the game with a sprained
In fine style and Jack Barry has begun
10 nit. Therefore. Janvrin isn't missed
60 much BY the Carrigan clan
The Washington times., 1915-07-29
BrittOn Is Training.

NEW YORK. July 2s-Jack Britton,
the Chicago lightweight, started train
ing today for his coming ten-round bout
with Johnny Dundee. at Madison Square
Garden here next Tuesday night
The Washington times., 1915-07-29
TWombly Goes Back.

Twombiy. purchased from Jack
Dunn's Baltimore Orioles last year,
has been sold to Dunns Richmond
Nirginians by the Reds. He is an
outhelder.
The Washington times., 1915-07-29
Altho' discouraging pennant talk,
Pat Moran would rather have his
ball team boast than blow.

Figures on attendance show the Liberty
Bell 10 one Of the best road teams In the
league.
The Washington times., 1915-07-29
Yesterdays ReSults
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Tomorrow's Games.
Newark at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Kansas City.
Baltimore at Pittsburgh
Buffalo At Chica 70
The Washington times., 1915-07-29

When he recovers conscious
ness tomorrow, Joe Boehling
will naturally wonder what be-
came Of today.
The Washington times., 1915-07-29
Today's Games.

Newark at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Kansas City 1.-TWO games).
Baltimore At Pittsburgh Uwo Eames)
Buffalo at Chicago
The Washington times., 1915-07-29
League Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing Of the Clubs.

TomorrOw's Cameo.
St. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at. Philadelphia.
Detroit At Boston.
Chicago at New York
Today's Games.
Cleveland At Washington
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
The Washington times., 1915-07-29
Yesterdays Results.

I0CcIUdy VcbUIV3s
Pittsburgh. I; Baltimore, 8.
Baltimore. 3: Pittsburgh. O.
Brooklyn. 4 Kansas City, 3.
Kansas City 8: Brooklyn. 2.
Newark I: st. Louis, 6.
Buffalo Chca go-Postponed
The Washington times., 1915-07-29
MINCE PIE
LITTLE OF EVERYTHING"
BY BUGS" BAER.
WHAT?

WHAT?
Willie Richie announces he will
be ready in the fall, but the public
refuses to.
The Washington times., 1915-07-29
RUPY
"All our pitch.
ers seem to be
I h r o " ing the
boomerang ball.

In winning the pennant, Ty Cobb 10
worth ten men to the Tigers. but you
can't lamp the boys dividing the gate
receipts that way.
British uniforms are to be made
fireproof, but even with one of 'em
on, Larry Mclean would still have
been fired by John McGraw.
The Lowe -Houck hsht was the toughest
seen in Ardmore since . Republieaa ran for
postmaster back In 's2.
The Washington times., 1915-07-29
Today's Games

Waterways ResultA.
Cleveland. 10: Washington. !.
st. Louis 6: Athletics. 8.
New York. s; Detroit. I.
Chicago, !; Boston,
The Washington times., 1915-07-29

George Kelly. first baseman Of the
Leasue' has been signed hy the New
York Giants. He is not expected to re-
place Fred Merkle at once. but may get
a trial in the garden while the Giants
are in the West.
The Washington times., 1915-07-29

Grover Cleevland Alexander lost his
fifth game Of the season yesterday. the
Phillies getting but three scattered hits
of Bill Doak and making six errors.
the Cardinals landed, to /. Three boots
the hrst inning. the other two tallies
were the result of hits and few
boots.
The Washington times., 1915-07-29

With johnson on the slab today. Doc
Ayers Is expected to open the series
with the Brownies tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1915-07-29

Jim Shaw's arm Is recovering fast.
and Manager Griffith expects to have
him ready for the final game with the
Brownies.
Frank Baker is hitting for .2a6 in the
The Washington times., 1915-07-29

George Sisler, former Michigan uni
versity twirler. is now playing center
The Washington times., 1915-07-29

Delaware County League. according to
the latest ngures. He is forty-hftn on
the list of nelders. having four errors
in twenty-three chances.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
TO CONFER DEGREES
Nlnny Virginia Cities VIII lie Hcpr--
scented at Ceremonial Sessions
Opening To-Day.

DelegatieS.s of ,thc knights of Co
!uInbus Wsll.cGme 10 Richmond from
many Virginia cities TO attend ccre-
nonial sessions TO be held at the homo
II Richmond Council, No. 395, begin
ming with the comforting OF degrees
to-day.
Preparations for the ceremonies have
been completed BY the local council
- the order The first degree Will DO
"Xenpliaed TO-DAY In the council cham
Der OF the home. There is a large class
~ candidates. The old and new nvst
1egrec classes VIII be combined on
Fday and the second degree will y"
conferred
The ,hronr Of visiting knights viii
p" largest ou sunday. when the third
degree viii be cUnferrcd Many Of
tae NrFluin councils arc sending can
olGRtcs 20 take That degree Oncers
"' the Richmond Council Will of,iciatc
- the ceremonial work They are:
1oHn + hlahe Grand Knight, THOMAS
Murphy deputy grand Anigl,, Henry
c. Fi;2paulck, financial SECRETARY:
lanes N Purcell recorder. and c. A.
Eancpa, treasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22
CARVER ACQUITTED
Held Not Guilty Charge OF At
tempted Criminal Assault.

j. dI. Carver was acquitted yesterday
in tho Hastings Court of the charge OF
attempted criminal assault on Vera
iIawley, OF 2oll East Broad Street, and
his wife. who has stood by him firmly
through his, troubles. was overcome
with JOY.
Vera 1awley is but twelve years
old. Carver was arrested at the time
that Charles I. Lozon was apprehended
on like charge preferred by another
young girl. Lozon, q much older man
than Carver, was convicted, and was
sentenced to eighteen years In the
penitentinry.
d. l.. Lowery. who on February II.
1915. shot f. RI. Organ, street car
conductor, while shooting at his wife,
was found guilty. the jury brininE in
verdict OF three years In the pen
itentiary. The indictment charging
him with attempting TO shoot his wife
Mrs. Lillian Iowcry. was nolle pressed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22
MANY CHILDREN PLACED
IN SUITABLE HOMES
annual Meeting Held by Childrcn's
Home Society OF
Virginia.
LARGE WORK is CARRIED ON
More Money Collected and More
children Cared For Than In Anv
PREVIOUS Year - John Garland
Pollard Is REFLECTED Presj,lent

rev. william j. Maybco, State suncr
'ntehdent or the Childrcn's Homo So.
clctS or Virginia. who yesterday -o,d
ms report before the fourteenth an.
nuai hrctinS OF the society. held in
INC receiving home AT zoos East rrapL
I'm street. said that. despite the -,
favorable financial condition ~ ~
state and country. tho pas, year wos
one OF the most successful in the his
TORY OF the society. More children
Mer" cared for n" said. and more
money collected and expended th,n T.,
any preceding ycnr
The report shows that AT Tho ho
ginning OF tho year there were thirtv
seven children In the care OF ,ho w
ceirins home. and that during tho
year IA others were received and io-
previously placed in families were. for
various reasons. recalled. Homes were
round for l67 children for tho arst
time and l27 placed for the second
time.
Dr. Maybee expressed the thanks NJ
the society to the physicians and sur
ge"ns. hospitals. dentists and every ono
VINO mad In any way helped the cause
during the year.
Tho treasurer. Robert NJ Kent. Jr..
reported that the receipts OF the 80
ciety during the year amounted 10 3l3.-
2+27s, and that the deficit on current
expenses amounted to .G3s.al
The election OF officers resulted in
the reelection OF all the cncumbents
ms Follows: president, John Garland
Pollard; vice presidents. RI Rev. Rob
crt a. Gibson. d. n, Bishop Collins
Denny, -. D.: recording secretary. G.
=. Walford: treasurer. Robert NJ Kent.
Jr.; counsel. s. S. p. Pattcson: financial
secretaries Rev. r. 2. Kahlc. Rev.
William r. Burrell. Rev. G. F. Pleas
ants; state superintendent. Rev. Will
liam ]. Maybee.
L. Randolph Williams and Luther H
Jenkins. both OF this city. and Rev. J.
B. Dunn. OF Lynchburg, were elected
TO the board of trustees in the place
OF John p. Branch and John l.. WI
l!ams. who have died during the year,
The other members OF the board verdi
reelected, and are as follows: ". H.
Clcmmitt. =. Raab. Charles Straus. Dr.
NJ. ID. Hoge. Jr. Rev Edward y CAL
isch. Judge r. T. w. Duke. Holmes
Conrad. p. II. Mayo. Robert TAFT. Rev
John NJ. Pitcher. ID. D. William c. Ivcy,
.. :. Morton. r. A. I.aEca ster, Jr., c..
w. Compton. Thomas p. Bryan, S. H.
Hawes John =. Newton. John 4 Con-
nelly. Rev. James Buchanan. W. E..
Mingea, r. Lee Trinkle. j. Norment
Powell. II. Tate Irvine and Rev. W. r.
Bowie, -. u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
ORGANIZE NEW CAMPS
commander Lc Masurler Plnns ENten-
sion of Organization in all
Parts Of state.

Plans are under way for the organ
5za;ion IN Virginia OF fourteen addi-
iional camps OF Spanish War Veterans.
There are now seven camps in the
state, and Department Commander
Joseph lie Masurier, OF Richmond, Is
receiving assurances of support from
Ill sections o! the state.
In panvillc Tonight n meeting of
the Spanish War veterans will be held
under the auspices of Captain c. a.
Shndrach. OF that city. Captain Will
lam NJ King. OF Alexandria. Is also
Arranging FOR a meeting OF the vet
eranS in that city this week.
Other cities and towns In the State
where ORGANIZATIONS arc being planned
are Petersburg, Fairfax. Charlottcs-
willie, Staunton, Woodstock Wythcvillc.
salem. Farmvillc. LynchhurE. Fred
rricksburE. Suffolk and Franklin.
camps are now located In Richmond.
Roanoke, Norfolk. Portsmouth, New
port News, Hampton and SUFFOLK.
During the Spanish-A mcriCan War
furnished more than 5000
volunteers in addition To her r"prcscn-
tat!on in the regular army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22
CLOSING EXERCISES
AT ST. PETERS SCHOOL
Medals md IIonors Awarded to Grad
untcs-.Addrcss by Rev. j. j.
BOvles of st. Peters Church..

The closing exercises at ST. Peters
Boys Academy, Ninth and Marshall
Streets, were greatly enjoyed by the
sch olars who assembled in the audi
forum yesterday morning where ad :
dresses were made by Rev. J. ]. Bowler,
pastor of st. Peters Church, and
Fathers Magri and iTanratty.
This year has been most success
ful.' said Brother Justin, the director,
last night, and the boys worked we'll
during the entire year"
After the addresses the honors OF thu
year were announced and the medals
were awarded, n follows:
Senior class: First premium, gold
medal for Christian observation-disclosures
Balm. Second premiums = Charles A.
Nuttye. Melvin j, Dreamer. r. Jerome
Trcsnon. Paul Morano. Leo ]. Mnssei.
Eugene Cox and Fred Moore Honor
Herman J. Daffron, Thomas Stouffs.
Denis 0Dwycr, Henry j. Carnvati.
Robert r. Dafrron. Bernard IT, Roster,
Phillip August. William r. Wright
Junior class: First premium. gold
medal for Christian doctrine--Andrew
Marchctti. Second prcmums-Chris-
topher Massci. Emil LcnZi, Willie Ran
kin, Maurice Barrett. Aubrey Noble.
Honorable mention-Jamcs Hart, Bcr-
nard Herbert. Edward Moore, Willie
Lane. Edward Hubbard, John Allen.
Raymond Cecchini and Jacob johnson.
Class medals were awarded rs fol-
lows for progress: Academy class
Adolph r. Davis and james e. Balm.
Junior class-Andrcw Marchetti. Mar
tin Quinn. Middle class = William
Moore; second division, Cecil Balm. In
tcrmcdiate class-Joseph Farley: Sec
ond division. John o. Herbert. Prepare
tory ella ss-Wray a. Tucker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22
QUARANTINE LIFTED
Federal Restrictions Raised In All But
Originally Infected Areas.

III" order lifting Cattle quarantine
restrictions from all parts OF Fenrico
County except tho Miller farm and
within a radius Of three miles Of that
farm ana ;hc Union Stockyards, Rich
mond. went into effect yesterday.
Or. j. G. Fcrneyhough. Stat Vetcri-
marian. acting upon tho authority vest
cd in him ~ the Legislature to suspend
and modify quarantine rules. issued
an order also affecting the shipment
OF feed. This order directs that hay,
straw and similar fodder, and bags OF
S!ini!ar containers used for grain or
stock feed, may be received In Vir-
"ifia without any restrictions what
ve' from those State in which the
TINTED states Department Of Agri-
"u!iu'", Bureau Of Mammal Industry.
has reduced all counties TO areas de-
free"
These states arc: Della ware. Iowa. In
uian'' M"uiona, New hampshire. rhode
island, Michigan, West Virginia and
the district Of Columbia DR.. Ferney
hough says In tho future Virginia
stat" restrictions WIN change auto
'"ancaiIy TO conform with mcditlcations
mad" ny tho secretary of tho United
states Dcp|rt'ncn; Of ArricrI,urr 80
above described, without onlcial no.
nc" thereof from this ofnco relative,
30 other states now under Federal and
state quarantine on accoun, of FOR,
ana mouth disease"
Dr. F"meyh"ueh viii leave TODAY
for Ashevillc, y. G.. where he viii A.
'cnd, by special invitation. the sessions
"' ne North Carolina Veterinarians
association He has consented TO DO.
iiVcr an address before the assoclo
u Cattle"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22
REV. P. A. ARTHUR WILL BE
ORDAINED TO PRIESTHOOD
services VIII BE Conducted by BIsbop
"Son on sunday Morning at
st. Andrews Church.

rev Philip Augustus Arthur. ,ssis+
ant minister at st. Andrews Episcon,I
Shurch, VIII be ordained to the nrinet
nooo sunday morning at II o'clock i,
81. andrews Church, by Rt. Rev. Roh-
ert Atkinson Gibson, ID. D.. btshon ne
Nlrslnia. The sermon will be prco eG
Dy KEY. John 7. Gravatt and ROY
francis Rbble will be the presentor
Inc attending presbyters who vii,
assist In tho ordination are Rev. Nelson
- Dame, OF Alexandria, and Roy
charles ;. Harrison, of this CITY Mr.
arthur has spent most OF his life in
hichmond, and was formerly engaged
IN business. which he left to enter tho
ministry. He received his education in
private schools and was student Mt
richmond College. Ordained by Bishon
Hloson deacon in st. Marks Church
december 4, 1905. he was appointed to
40 missionary work at the Ncighbor-
hood House on Brook Avenue and ST.
Margarets Church in Caroline County.
In l3l he was appointed to Dettin-
ger parish 10 take charge Of the work
at Trinity Church, Manassas. and st.
Anns Church at Nokcsville, in Prince
william County, ana while there he at
tended lectures at the Virginia Thco-
logical Seminary. He returned to Rich
moEd in 1913, and was appointed as
sistant at St Andrews Church, and
since his return he has greatly en-
deared himself to the rector and the
people among whom he has efficiently
labored. After his ordination, Mr.. Ar
thur viii continue as assistant at st.
Andrews Church, corner OF Laurel and
Beverly Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22
LABOR LAW VIOLATIONS
Seven Warrants Sworn Out by Stnte
Agents in Portsmouth,.

Inspectors OF the State Labor Depart
ment, who has been operating for sorh e
days in Portsmouth. yesterday reported
warrants sworn out against seven in
dividuals and concerns on charges of
violating the State labor laws in that
city.
All OF the cases have been set for a
hearing on June 90. The accused bust
ness people are: j. & z. Mahoney and
F. Land. for violating the ten-houS
law; Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company. BrooksParker Co, ]. c.
Balm. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company. for violations of the sani-
tary law, and the Friedland Company,
Inc, for failure to provide seats in
the store OF that concern for women
employees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22
HARLOW CASE CONTINUED
Police believe Others TO Have Been
Implicated In I.nMrel Robbery.


Albert Harlow. colored. who is
charged with breaking into and rob-
binG the store OF y. a. Harvey, near
Laurel station, on the Richmond, Fred
cricksburg and Potomac Railroad. was
given preliminary hearing yesterday
morning by Magistrate II. J. Puryenr,
Of licnrico County. The case against
the negro was continued to allow OIL
GERS time TO secure additional evidence.
The police are positive that the sus-
pcct is the guilty party, but they be-
l'cvc that there may be others impli-
Gated In the crime, and want mor'
time in which TO make an investiga :
tIcn
The robbery OF IIarvcy's store was
one OF th" most daring that has been
made in li"nrico County for some time
me cap to cellar door was forced
ana entrance gained to the basement
lhc burglar. or burglars had pre-
NI"usiy stolen Il switch lamp from the
railroad, and this was used by them
in breaking into the store. From the
basement panel Of the flooring was
cut out ana ready access TO the store
was given.
Officers recovered Il quantity OF the
stolen goods, which were found in tho
woods a short distance from the store
but Mr. Harvey is unable to say
whether or not the entire lot was
found
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22
May Enter state.

Upon the application Of the Adjutant-
General OF West Virginia. Adjutant-
General Sale yesterday issued an order
permitting x and l. Companies and
the sanitary troops of the Second West
Virginia Regiment to enter the State
Of Virginia armed and equipped on
July to participate in maneuvcrs to
be held in and around Bluefield. w. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22
JlTNEY DRIVER FINED
""'''t"d of 'nrelesa and Reckless
Running %: Motor Chr.

W. J.. McCRhc. driver OF the iitnev
'HS "hlch coll!ded with the autouobilc
OF MIS- H. r. Griffith ncnr Pine and
|f"ee streets sunday afternoon. waa
Hh'd SO ana costs in the Police Cont
S'S'e'd"E on charvc OF carelessly
az" ~, r'cF'casly driving his machine.
h.m NJ u. Georgcson. a nasscna,. ~,
,"e I'hey al the time OF the acct
cent. VAS slightly injured Neithcr ~.
Wv. machines was damaged TO any
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22
Want. Money for Grndlng pnmngc,.

The Administrative BOARD yesterday
adopted a resolution asking the city
Council TO appropriate $4,000 as a
special appropriation for repairs to
property damaged in grading streets
The communication asking for the
special appropriation viii be addressed
to the City Council through Mayor
AinSlie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22
Omen on StIfttint

George Abraham, Edward Abraham
and = Il. Diab. merchants. wore ,n.d
So and costs each IN the Police Cour,
yesterday when arraigned on q charge
q keeping their places % business
open for business on SUNDAY Ser
gtan; Johnson, with Policemen Less
and Ryan. arrested the men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22
Sen, on Tn GRIND .,,rv.

Joseph Williams. the shoemaker who
is alleged to have assaulted his wife
with n glass tumbler several days ago.
was sent on to the grand jury for
trial from the Police Court yester-
day.
Thorpe Smith, colored, was another
man arraigned in the Police Court yes
terday and sent on to the grand jury
for hearing. He was charged with
assaulting Jonah Fisher with a knife.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22
On EmbnIminp Board.

r. Allan FOX. Of Danville, was yes-
terday appointed by Governor Stuart
to succeed himself as member Of the
State Board Of cmbalming. Mr.. Fox's
term In Office will expire June 30.
lie is named to serve another term of
five years, beginning July 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22
Interfering with Policemen.

Archie and Ben Neighbours both col
ored. were Ened so5 and costs in the
Police Court yesterday on charge
of interfering with Policemen R!ddel!l
Dunn and TiSnor in the discharge OF
their duty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22
Fined for Speeding.

Fined for Speeding.
Moses Bozcmah. col0rcd, was fined
S2o and costs yesterday by Magistrate
T. j. Purycar. OF Henrico County,
charged with speeding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22

i. p. Goodwin. superintendent Of
freight transportation of the Chesa-
peakc and Ohio. is making n tour of
inspection over the Hooking Valley
Hallway with Nice-Prcsidcnt NJ T.
Caples In connection with the move
ment OF coal to the Lakes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22

The estimat. earnings OF the South
ern Railway for the second week in
June show decrease OF s11O,Sl9 from
the tota! for the same period last year.
The earnings for this week in 1914
were s1.lS0,le4, and the estimate for
the snmc week this year Is S1O69, 3O5.