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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-05
THIRTEEN COUNTS N
BROKER INDICTMENT
Federal Grand Jury Finds True Bin
Against Physician For Alleged
Violation OF Drug Act.
NAY SET HEARING FOR
MIDDLE OF OCTOBER
Jury Is Composed Of Many Prominent
Richmond Cittncns-Edward Gram
DIAL Is Indicted For Making False
Statements in Examinations

DR.. Boyce D. BROKER. OF No. IL
West Grace Street. against whom a
charge OF violating the Harrison Drug
Act was preferred q few weeks ago BY
United States authorities was indicted
yesterday afternoon by the grand Jury
sitting in the United States District
Court. Thirteen counts were embraced
In the indictment.
While the date for the hearing has
not yet been definitely decided upon.
1t was announced yesterday afternoon
by District Attorney Hiram Smith that
he would ask that the case be heard
October 1. Dr. BROKER is now out
on bail In the sum of $1,000 for hts
appearance In the Federal court The
warrant for the arrest of the physician
was issued by Judge Waddill, of the
United States District Court, follow
Ing accusations made by William Will
liams. piano player, who. 1t Is said,
Will appear az the principal witness
against the doctor. Williams has been
addicted to the use OF drugs for some
time, and the physician Is accused
OF issuing prescriptions to him for H.
legal quantities OF drugs
Evidence In Hand.
Several prescriptions found at local
drug stores are now in possession of
Federal authorities who made the
Investigation and they will be intro
duced as evidence at the hearing.
Many of them are said to be dated
May /. on which date the Harrison
Drug Act went into effect
Among those who will appear as
witnesses against DIR. Brooker are
Williams. F. T. williams,
John Parker, Peter Lacy, c. A. Pearce
and Willie Robertson. to whom he Is
alleged to have distributed cocaine,
heroin and morphine sulphate. Lacy
and Robertson are the negroes ar
rested Last weak by Fednrnl officers
and local detectives at the formers
pressing club, 1890 East Franklin
Street. on charges OF having dope" in
their possession. When trunk at the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-05
Vice Commission Demands
Positions Be Restored to
krengel and Shoemaker
POLICE COMMISSIONERS
ARE ROUNDLY SCORED
Partial Report Made by Source
of Supply Committee Com
mission in Sore Need Of
Funds to Press Its Work

Ringing condemnat ton OF the
Board of Police Commissioners
for their work OF spite against
two members of the Police De-
partment who had been witnesses
tn the recent vice conditions
probe. and a demand upon the
Mayor to request the Police Com
missioneTs to speedily relnstate
those officers to their positions
are outstanding results of the de-
alterations la.t night OF the
Mayors Vice Commission. The
commission also heartily en-
dorsed the mass meeting TO he
held In John Marshall High
School Auditorium Thursday
night and considered other mat
tiers. The meeting was held In
room $50. jefferson Hotel
After discussion of the action of the
Board of Police Commissioners last
night when its membe by
a vote Of four to two, declined to re-
elect Detectice Sergeant Krengel to
a place on the force. and by the
same vote denoted Sergeant Shoe
maker to the rank of private. the
members OF the Vice Commission au-
the presentation to Mayor
OF the commissions dema nds
That poLu Officers pG ESInstdIed at the
ca rliest possible moment
Go<,de and Well Sharply Criticized.
Police Commissioners Goode, who
has been called upon by Council to
resign, and Well. who has been cen
sured by Council, after his resignation
had been recommended by a subsi-
diary body OF Council. were sharply
criticized by the members OF the Vice
There was sone discussion OF the
OF Colonel Boykin as a
member Of the Police Board and of his
probable successor While no state
nent was made concerning this. at the
close of the meeting II IS understood
hat the Vice Commission TO man
s favorable to the candidacy OF w.
Creed Davis for the place on the board
made vacant by Mr.. Boykins resig-
nation, and that the commission heard
with approval yesterday that Mr. Da-
vis was the choice OF the Lee Ward
The Vice Commission determined to
renew its recommendation to the Mayor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-05
Call on Those in Field to File
Notices OF Candidacy for
Commonwealth Attorney
SHOWS DISPOSITION
FOR COMMITTEE ACTION
Wording Of Resolution Adopt
ed Last Night Seems to Show
Committee Is Bent On Put
ting Its Own Man in Field

The City Democratic Executive
COMMITTEE met last night at Nurphys
Hotel and the action II took or failed
TO take leaves the Commonwealth e
-Attorresshtp candidates very much III
In the air.
The comTn.ttee.s action was cut and
dried and its session lasted but a brief
quarter OF an hour.
When Il was called to order the
following resolution. already neatly
typewriter. was offered by Commit
mously adopted:
Text OF Resolution.
Whereas. the Judge OF the
Hastings Court Hon. d. G.
Richartfsor,, has ifxsuesi n writ for
the etecf1on Of a Commonwenlth's
Attorney for the City Of Rich
mond, to be held on November 2,
1918, to I'LL the vacancy o<xaston-
ed by the death OF the lan,ented
sfinetrco Foikes, therefore, be 1t
"RESOLvED, FIRST. THAT
ALL PERSONS WISHING TO
COON Fl CANDIDATES OF
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
FOR THE CNExPIRED TERM
FOR OOMMONWEATHE AT
TORNEY BE REQUESTED TO
FILE II II Il Il N OTl y h OF
CANDIDACY WITH THE
CHAIRMAN OF THIS COMMIT
TEE NOT LATER THAN -
O'CLOCK NOON. NDAY,
OCTOBER, II, 1918.
Hesolved, Second That this
committee shall meet Monday,
October II. at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, 10
take such action A. the COM
mdttrc may SEQ At I'm the above
matter"
What Il tho Answer?
Dem ocrsts viii ask themselves this
morning, What's the game? There
are now two pronounced and an
nounced candidates Commonwealth
Attorney George e. Wise. named by
Judge D. c. Richardson. and Council
man T. Gray Haddon. who IS believed
to be the choice OF the Democratic
Committee for the ONCE
Others would BE Boltcrs-
II. when the committee meets on
October II. they nominate a candi-
date. the claim Will be at once set
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-05
COUNCILS IRE IS UP
OVER G00DE MATTER
Proceedings City Fathers VIII
Accommodate.
MOTION TABLED LAST NIGHT
WHILE BODY FEELS IT'S WAY
No Doubt of Body's Sentiment, But II
Was Thought Wise to Get City At
torney's Opinion-Jitney Ordinance
Passes-Much Work Done.

Unless Police Commissioners
Goode hands In his resignation
within the next few days, Com
mon Council will go farther into
the matter. and take steps toward
compelling the commissioner to
comply with the request that he
retire from the Police Board.
The first step toward this con-
summation was taken by Council
man Pitcher last night. He OFFER
ed a motion that Council recon-
slider its vote by which Commits
sioner GOotie was requested To re-
sign. He explained that the de-
sired such action. In order to Offer
another motion declaring the posi-
ton now held by Commissioner
Goode vacant.
This movement on the part of Mr.
Pitcher created a stir. Several mem
bers declared that they stood ready I,
vote on the question. while others
stated that before taking action the.
would like to have the opinion of tn,
City Attorney
Wait City Attorneys Opinion.
After explanations by Mr.. SeatoY
and Mr.. English. the motion made b,
Mr.. Pitcher was tabled, at the sug-
gestion of Mr.. Ferguson, until al
opinion as to proper steps could ht
secured from the City Attorney
, 1t. Is probable that the question VIII
be determined at the meeting on Fri
day night. after the joint session o
called to elect a school trus
zee aud a successor TO Police Commits
,ioner Boykin.
In explaining mis- motion Mr.. Pitcher
,aid that Council had given Mr.. Goods
sufficient time In which TO hand in hi.
Mr.. Goode has treated Council with
said Mr.. Pitcher. He not
only declines To resign, hut he has at.
ended a meeting of the Police Boa re
Ind has engaged in the transaction OF
business by that body HI
. lE~afiauAA - 9AnA~A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-05
FRENCH STILL MAKE
STRENUOUS ATTACKS

Paris. Oct. 4.--The French infantry
attacks were continued in Artois today
and last night with great energy.
Slight gains were made. the most inn
portant being at the intersection OF
five highways south OF Givenchy, and
numerous German counter attacks ware
repulsed. But in Champagne there waes
a complete cessation Of infantry fight
ing. although the heavy artillery firing
was more thunderous than for seward
days.
The ground won It the Avs Aie1s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-05
To Aid in Ohio's Prohibition Fight.

Charleston, W. Va. Oct 4.-West
Virginia's Woman's Christian Temper
ance Unions will combine in helping
Ohio prohibition interests fight to
close the saloons In that State and
to place It In the dry column. Plans
are being formulated throughout the
State by these organizations and 1t Is
expected that not only will West vir-
ginia contribute funda. but also viii
send Speakers into ohno when the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-05
RUSSIAN FLEET i S
READY To STRIKE

London. Oct 1.-Two powerful
Russian squadrons are lying off Varra.
the principal Bulgarian Black Sea
port, says message from Salonika
today. Extensive military prepara-
tions are under way at Odessa and
Sebastapol, where numerous frans-
ports have been collected These
movements are taken to Indicate a
Russian attempt TO land troops at
Narra as soon as the naval forces
have reduced the insufficient rfortifi-
cations
II Is understood that a considera bile
fore Of allied troops are stationed on
the Island of Lemmos. but a few
hours by water from Safonika. There
is no official confirmation Of this re-
port, however. Military observers are
inclined to think that the extensive
Italian expeditionary army which de-
parted from Naples and Brindisi in
August is being held at Lemmos for
momentary transportation to Serbia
by way OF Salonika
General Sir Ian Hamilton, COM
mander of the British forces at the
Dardanelles arrived a Salonika yes
terday. says another dispatch from
Athens. to look over the ground there
and superintend preparations for the
transportation of the expeditionary
Allies to Support Greece.
Respecting the landing OF French
troops. the official organ of the Greek
government says that for The presen:
the assistance of the allies Is con-
sidered premature, hut that it is none
the less to aid Greece that the allies
are at Saionika.
The three Macedonia railways Of
which two are Austrian and one
French, have been taken over by tho
Greek ministry Of war and Will be
operated especially for the transporta-
ton of troops
A state of siege has been proclaim-
ed in Athens and Piraus. the chic.
Greek ports. Martial law was declared
in Greek Macedonia several days age
The government has placed Athea
and the Piraeus in a state of siege Il
better facilitate military preparations
The peresence OF numerous Austrian
German and Turkish spies is reported,
The Russian foreign Office at
Perograd issued a statement to-
day in amplification of the ulu-
matum TO Bulgaria. The Russian
government draws distinction
between the Bulgarian govern
ment and the Bulgarian people.
No suppressive measures will DO
adopted affecting Bulgarian sub
iects In Russia, or will the Bull
gafian minister to Russia. VI.
Madiariow, be expelled. He will
be permitted TO remain undisturb-
ed. although no official relations
Mill he maintained NTH him as
the representative of King Fer
dinand.
Allies Did Not Join.
Il is explained that France and
Great Britain did not join in the ultl
nahum 10 Bulgaria because thess
governments recognized the predomn.
ance OF Russia in the Balkans and hei
moral claim upon the gratitude of the
Balkan peoples,
Early this evening there had been
no intimation as Ia what action the
French, British and Italian govern
ments will pursue. II is considered
likely, however. That their represents
t!ves al Sofia have been instructed To
leave Bulgaria in the event of an un-
favora.hle reply. by the government 81
that country to the Russian ultima
tum.
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William Rockefeller Takes Five
Millions With Probably More
to Follow
APPLICATIONS PILE IN
FROM EVERY QUARTER
Many Savings Bank Depositors
Withdraw Their Money to
lnvest-Great Volume of Or
ders Come by Wire

New York, Oct. 4.~-Reliable re-
ports this evening say the Anglo
French loan was oversubscribed
nearly 500, 00a, GOA AT the close
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Have You something Co
sell? The Virginisa's Want
Ad Columns win find n
ready buyer. Call Mad.
1883.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-05

In each issue Of The
Virginian there is some
thing advertised that you
may want. Real the
advertisements carefully
each day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-18
HIll'|I|Es
Announces That He Expects 10
Enter the Race This Fall
for Governor.

HUNTINGTON, Sept. ls. he Re.
publican party has new gute5nas
torial asp1rant In the person ofEfor-
mer Congressman James A. Hughes.
who. in an interview published hare.
admitted that he expected to enter
the race this fall
II am not only going to run. but
I am going to win,Y was the answer
given by rhe former Congressman
when asked II there was any truth
to the rumor that he will try for the
epublicansnomtnation for governor.
He added that he will make an
Official announcement the latter part
of'iAextHweek. Mr.. Hughes said that
since his retiremen from Congress. he
has been urged by friends to make
the race. but that he had not reached
definite decision until recently.
It was widely rumored that Mr.
Hughes would become q candidate for
Congress in the new Fourth congress
sional district. "a var -
Mr.. Hughes began his political ca
reer as q state senator and In 1900
was elected toe Congress from the old
Fourth district. He ,tas reelected
in 1902 from the new Fifth district
and continued in Congress until this
year.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-18
! [lEeE'''I[
S the Circuit Court b olcl K Z! for
Next Week of The Present
Term Here.

Pleading was fled, IN the cause of
Laymanii o. Shfngleton.agains irvine
Wtlmothf and Stuart Wilmoth in the
uit,court Saturday. s .,.,. r. ~
Special replication was fled inathe
cause OF Celia Lewis against Leonard
LeW1salfsis aret sis
Separate answer Of ]. Wade Bar
nett was nled, N the cause of John
j. Shore against Ada l.. Frush. ct al,
The cause Of John ] Shore. ct al
against Ada L. Frush ct al was re- e.
ferred to w. M Conoway, commits
stoner. as was also the cause Of Ada
b. knight against the Clarksburg
Trust Company, committee for John
g. knight. lunatic, and Excel Nav
Knight, and Ada b. knight against
the same, defendant. j go a
s A jury returned a verdict for 81
IN A. 9. osbornts $206ls suit against
the Clarksburg Zinc Works. 'fi<13
The Wdstern Newspaper Unions
suit against &C., o. Fluharty was.dis-
missed, settled. 1-s*.sas l,es sn n.
Judgment was given Lee Stout for
$2b6.6S.against Mary A. Young and
q plea was entered as to the remain
der sued for. "a ~ ~ sd ...s
The: docket for next week was reset
as follows: n d 777,y5 -
Ceases for Mondaysto be tried Thurs.
daysTfor Thursday and Wednesday. 10
be tried Friday; and for Thursay and
Friday to be tried the following
Monday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-18
QUARANTINE
Against Cattle Of Infected, Ter
ritory is. Established by
Commissioner.

CHARLESTON. Sept la-As the
state department of agricultures has
been informed that the contagious.
infectious and communicable, foot ana
mouth. disease has, recently become
prevalent among domestic animals in
Illinois Howard ID. Williams COM
missioner Of agriculture, established
a general quarantine Of the state Of
West Virginia against the shipment;
sof cattle. sheep, other ruminanLs and
swine originating in the state of
Illinois or unloaded in route within
said state from entering the state
OF West Virginia for any purpose
whatsoever. Ia
All shipments OF cattle, sheep.
other. rllminants and swine, from inr
fected territory In other states Of the
Union. which is now under Quarantine
by, the bureau of animal industry on
accounted foot and mouth disease are
hereby prohibited from entering, the
state Of West Virginia for any purpose
Whatsoever All persons and common
carriers are to be governed accord
ingly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-18
PURDUE SUED.
By Father'ot Student Who Was.
Killed in the, University
ssTank Scrap"
e !, n; .s S,,.: ..,.,


81 5iLAYFAYETTE, InG., Sept. IS
Purdue University was made defend
ant today in, a SO, eco damage suit
filed by Abraham Il. 0benshain, OF
South Whitney, Ind, father Of the
late Francis w. obenchain. who was
killed in the university tank
scrop" on the night of September
49, 1913. The boy was butt twenty
years old. The plaintin alleges that
the University through Its lofHcars
and authorized employees Organized,
conducted and tolerated and encour-
aged what was generally, known as
hazing and what was known as the
tank scrap"
The tank scrap was abolished
at Perdue after the death Of younng
Obenchain.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-18
RjAlIR||RlIIING
etstAf &; w s--TTF- -..z--r77 tl,J "A
Given Residents of london to
Stay Indoors during Ger
man Airship Raids.
ar A,,ee,..I.p ,.rs.,i

LONDON, Sept 1s.-London's
commissioner Of police Tin viewiof the
possibility of further attacks by air
craft" hes issued further warning
to the people Of the city recommend
ing that they remain indoors during
any subsequent air raid and advising
them to keep ready, at hand for deal
ing with lncendiary fires supply OF
water and sand, which he regards as
i"thel best, simplest and most econo-
m.cal safeguard.
The commissioner says he has been
experiment with various wild ely-ad-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-18
SHRINE MEETING.

PARKBRsBURG: Sept. 1s Nemesis
temple of the Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine has arranged to hold big
ceremonial session October % at Sis.
.tersyille. Shriners from allyover nor
thern and central West Virginia Will
attend and a class Of forty or fifty
will be initiated.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-18
,BiIiousness and & onstipat1on,

1t Is certainly surprising that any
woman will endure the miserable
feelings caused BY. biiiousness and
constipation. when relief IS so easily
had and at so little expense. Mrs..
Chas. Peel, Gates. n. ", writes:
About ta year agosI used two bottlea
of Chamberlainss Tahlsts ana tney
cured me Of biiiousness and c6nsa.
patton, obtainable eyerywhere.-
Advertisement. I,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-18
MANY VISITORS.

There will be, many colored visit
ofs here from Buckhannon. Morgan
town, Fatrmont, Grafton and .Wes-
ton "Wednesday for the celebration
of Emancipation day at Norwood
park. feature of which Will be an
OK roast.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-18
MARRIAGE i. d. LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued.
to Basiloris Alefterin and Maria
Haufetis. William j. Lindsay 4 and
Lettia M. Hall, ". Clark. Hall and
Stella Hiidreth, William NJ. Kemper
and Bessie Mccoy and Thomas
,Gonsiososki and Mary Regulaka.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-18

ivertised are extinguishers and has
come to the conclusion that no re-
lance cam be placed upon such aps
rpliances effectively controlling Ares
such as are likely to be caused by
bombs or explosives.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-18
CIRQUE TRIPs STOPPED.

tnN A1soetATEp PRG16i 49, 30
PARIS. Sept. $3.50 many .ex-
cursionists frequently in personally
conducted parties have been JOUR-
neying from Paris and other Gees
to the scene Of the battle of the
Marne that the military authorities
today prohibited trips in groups.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-18

Flour made from the kernels Of the
cotton seed after the oil has been ex-
tracted has been found to hav much
food value.
After smany tests under government
supervision in Germany salt has been
found the best preservation for but
ter.
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whereat the newly sMedstrWill make
their home after the honeymoon It
eastern cities and resorts Is brought
to q close.
Miss Ruby : creel, Of Chatfeston;
who has been Waiting in Bhiladef.
phia. has arrived IA this city to spend
q few days with friends.
M 4rf- -sr-Stes. y IL "a & ssA
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Conner have
gone to San Francisco to visit the
exposition, and it may be possible
that then swill decide to spend the
winter there. Charley Conner IL
member of the stan of the. Wash
tngton Star and his wife was Miss
Mabel Moss. and Parkersburg
girl,
"A. j. Kersfmer, Of Biuefield. who
was visiting friends in Washington,
has left for his home.
Capt John W. .Milen. Thirteenth
United States cavalry who commit
ted suicide at thes Preside. San
FranciscoI was a native of Martins
burg. and well known and popular
in the army social set In the capital:
He had quitessa war record, having
seen considerable fighting in the
Philippines, being ma number! OF
sharp engagements with native
troops. He was only So years Of age
and was West Point graduate. :
Capt Wilen,sa friends here believe
that he was mot IN his right mind
when he took his life. Three years
ago while on duty along the Mexican
border!he was injured ibya fall from
his horse and since that, time had
been on sick leave and under treat.
ment att government military hos.
pita1s. His body will be broughtato
Arlington and buried with military
honors. ss---s--s-,. ..5s5 =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-18

Among the visitors from West viz
ginia here this week was a happy
honeymoon couple from Bluefleld.
They were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tyler
Finney. The latter was Miss Mary
Emma Sullender. The bridegroom
Is merchant at Eagle Rock. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-18
BURMAN BREAKs RECORD.
! A,,,ee,A,sn sN1s.,il

PROVIDENCE, n. 4, Sept. 49,
Bob Bufman broke the, worlds rec
ord in the. first OF the automobile
events Oh the new speedway here,t
day. Rurman covered rtlie mile In
1873 seconds, AZ, Of second faster
than the record made by Lewis Dis
brow at St Eonis In August. 1914.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-18
FIpuclARy NOTICE FOR PROOF OF
Ns ana. CLAIMS. &.
TO the creditors Of Andrew r. Laughrey,
trading as Fulton Market, and all
other parties concerned:

Upon request Of Il. A. Russell, Trustee,
by virtue of an assignment dated tie -1.tn
day Of August, 1915. notice Is hereby given
the 15th day OF October, 1015, beginning at
0 .00sA. II. of that day. and tix the pla,.a
in my office In the Union National Eank
Building. Clarksburg, Harrison County,
West Virginia, rithe hearing and recelvl
ing nof proof Of debts against the estate
of4Andrew p. Laughrey, trading MS Fulton
Market according to section IS of chapter
81 Of the Code Of West Virginia, at which
with such evidence OF claims as may be
used relative to the settlement of claims
against the estate aforesaid.
Given under my hand this the 3rd day Of
"a ~. RAY L. sTRoTHER. 81
Commissioner Of Accounts for Harrison
County, West Virginia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-18
SALE CONTINUED.

Sale of the Exponent was continued
Saturday. afternoon to next Saturday
at 9 bid Of $1,000 !.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-18

ireland in 1918 imported products
Valued Al, 1zks sai. a7a g 3.