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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-03

easter good mH1uug. UOSd: mldiIInr
1iNl low mlddNmg. 6aa siIca lnuG
fur speculation 1ul export. 1On Wa
ccelpts am Futures Irregular grr
iemhcr aUh. september October sr-i.
October Noypmhpr 5I53. Novemhor bs
romhcr 5Snl December january. Vli. .
January February o Mil. February March
800 March NNr'l aNHi April MAY. hp7
MAY June. Nw1 lnne July, dO1ig. luly
August Cui. August September. GW
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-03

KANSAS CITY Sept 5 WHEAT 500
. hard. HWulli. No q rel, Nuu
ia
corn No q MIXED. 1.r. SO @ white.
llWf2lIr
OATS No q white a5gU2sgr $40 .
mixed. 9SH1Ir
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-03

Prices NJ the various grades NJ cattle
,rr approximately as follows:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-03
GRAIN NNn rRONISIONS

NJ. Louis Cash Grain
ST lul rs. Sept % WHEAT 40 o
rcd fiWH ~. so % h1ri. nominal
cons Nu .. 1'l.. SO white 79i5r.
OATS No o.. FIs Isu"l.. 500 while.
nominal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-03
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

71T7-7-1"|I7-|I --l-I7I-I--l-------- -
"NN hI Room and board loo Nl.km
|. NuHI district tor lO ,,pr.oIl I..
Mus, %. W private rumlB of GOOD -,n...
N1'r... g. 11N. Care Time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-03

CHICAGO Sent % WUIAT 40
hard. NQC. $40 . rod. Uui.
corn Nr . yellow 1pir
OATS standard lu.
HARLEY ISdGSr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-03
IEGAL NOTICES.

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... 'h. ."'".. I"' 'hr I"."N .hb pun I''r
J." .H-" ""r'''I sage or 'h' I.",N
'0- d'.. I.h,l ,r" r'ln'e belonging l" the
above hH"hINrl estate.
Parcel 40. J.
I." VI .h' NJ ana 10" M =
M ... Nh., "l H". o. INp n. Rang"
]. Hf 'hr VI in folln"Aluml" 'oun
...h IN.r. 'H if0' mwrsag" M 80
"H 'M Ih'"l "i Nu'WHh hhN.rIt lh.INN
NR other I.nNs Nul q N".und mortgage 'n
ana Walker b'[ Goods 'ompnn' i'r
f-"- 200 '"0lNg "lH'' lhhd7 lu'"" que
/ Nlt' 10
Parcel 40. 2.
'" s'a N The M, ~ Ne" l' Twp
". Rang" J. N Oh" J. ", Too IoiiH
. MA'HM.r county. oklahoma, appraised nt
N4. uaun which Ih"fe j" q trsi mort
-.s" 4. N"rmnu u ''"r Tor $500. n.Inl
..s other ands And % second morgnr"
A.. I.l .w walker Dry Goods r"mr.F
. Nh"n Including other lands IHHrs
.H" H.1- D.
Parcel No. >
IN' J. "I '.r NJ. . mud no" w. M On"
30 anN lhr NN Q N ne NE q, oun lhr t.4
NJ 'uu sE', ~ ihn SW', or Sc. 3D. Twp.
n DO Nt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-03

LIVERPOOL sent 2 Weekly cotton
statistic.
rurN fprvHrlod tn mills G7On hales.
NJ which llOw were American. stool
! luOuDn Amrr..rn nl3m. munrta m
Wu American 5000 exports. $3.50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-03

oklahoma Cit, ~ Rene Line.
Cars leave Terminal station, Oklahon,
Cltv Otl0 m and every hour until 10
p ~ then 10 and II 80 o. m
cars leave M Reno 600 n. m and ev.ry
hour until y M, then $40 and hourit
until i0l0, then NJ no y. m
Oklahoma city Norman Line
Cars leave Oklahoma city 600 ~ IN and
hourly untll 10 90 y M, then II 10 .
m.
Car. leave Norman 500 m. and hourly
until N 02 D m.
OklahomA city Edmond Line
Cars leave Oklahoma rity d.0T n M. and
hourly until 10 o. D.. m then n 80 D IN.
Cars leave Edmond 600, 1,Ol a. M and
howtly until n .O4 y. m.
Service begins one hour luter on sun
days and legal holidaTa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-03
CONTRACTING NND BUILDING

PHONE vs. j,1 nr estimate, un 5l
slnd, uf nulIlUg uon,trurtion cement
walks 'urHs gutter, ull work. under p.r
suwl supervision guaranteed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-03

SEPT &"HHU-. u.U 5aNan No, .p,.,
pr, nHnna '. ,DIUHu Feb yiis''
I'D Wan h'eI.f Aprl ST. 1boI I.,gI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-03

st. Louis Produce
ST Louis Sept o ruuIrY huttp'
Esys. unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-03

NEW YORK Spt A The uauou ansd
'il market closed strong spot 5p'uGli.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-03
RAILROAD TIMETABLE
SANTA IN NoRruBouND

Depart
For Kansas city, Colorado and
California ..... ............., 7'lO nm
Kansas city and chicago, Ear. .. l.ll am
Kansas JlIy and Chicago ...... ii pm
knusas CITY, chicago, Colorado
aud California flyer .,,... ..... - pm .
For Guthrie, Enid. klowa. Wood
ward. Amarillo aud West daily 30 pm .
SANTA M .SOtIiluuIND
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-03

NEW ORLEANS Sept Q OIruN
closed steady 90 Nu.Ilnr ur -FOUR tp nine
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-03

lead and Hneltsr
NtW NuNN sruJ LEAD KIW
asked sp,ltyr not quoted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-03

-------e------- ---------------
WANTED The best . ....u..r 200 "a
f. u..I ..r llHt $500 W.. ... describe
.uH ,If aNru uur rnu N. .,.H 500 Mus
wanted Address A 10 D... lM.,
tuIi~-N NNGNEIOs-SIII -I\RrIK~
I,rN....| a.| rr wound '... ..I IS U...
oklahoma NImulun WI I... " Uu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
NAVY LEAGUE FORMS .
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
Branch society Estmb,isIcd in Rich-
m"id with Wcii-i-nOwn Women nj
It's Hcad-Fnvor Preparedness.

y wonans @cctior Of the Navy
l.eh'ue of the Unite states has been
formed IN Washington. and a branch
Soci"ty has been este h.ishcd liz Rich
noud Pledges or membership may be
ont tined ncr" upol application TO Mrs.
Saili" Duld DonaldSo. A25 West Grace
'ir""t: Mrs Henry \ Sampson, ll2I
West Avenue. Mrs. J. NJ. I.oscnbauni.
~ West Grace St.cct. Mrs J. A. I.c-
troy. president of III. Wumau's Club. or
u, -" Woman's Exchange. Third and
Franklin streets
Toe object OF the wuman's section
OF 'ae Navy League is 10 secure 1000
600 women hcfor January !, 1915, to
ala IN Ia" advocacy Of PROPER national
h"i'us". Thor" re nn entrance fees
though VOluntar: contributions are &C
ceu'cd Tho pleGG" .'.ci,cs that the
siEncr wiil talk and work for patriot
iS.". NlncricHulsm ard suiiicicn, ma
tona, deicmScs, ana hat ah" will do
her share 10 ~ walker tn" people to
tho dangers OF tic rnicieudcd cundi-
lion OF tho nation. % 81 At tho country
may dwell IN peace ;.uG prosperity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
nixon WAVES HEARING
ON CHARGE OF MURDER
Charged With Stabbing to Death
Luther Roach in Hull Street
Saloon
WILL CLAIM sELFDEEENsE
Witnesses Testify at Coroncr's Invcs.
tigntion That Roach Walked Up tor
Nixon and Struck Him Between
the Eyes.

William NiXon. nry years old!
charged with til" mur.:cr of l.uthcr
Roach in Il lowe Hal Street saloon
saturday night. waived = preliminary
hearing yesterday in Police Court. Part
H.. and WAS h.l.. 70" he grand jury
Of the Hastings Court. Part H.. by
Magistrate H. Il. Franklin, sitting for
Justice IL. y. Maurice.
Nixon is represented by Attorneys j.
G. Nnnnally and ,iira'. u. Smith, who
will make apple ,tiou tor bail for the
man before Judge t.ri'.I II. Wells at
noon to-day. r.ndi.,. this action.
Nixon spent the nig::; in the Third
Police Station. whcr'. he has been held
since his arrest
When arrested ;nr blood staiucd
<nifc with which he i alleged to have
killed Roach. WAS -ound in his pocket.
The coruncr's jury Investigating tn.
murder returned I-"iict in which
1t was stated that Roach came To his
death as a result - d. stab wound
inflicted by William y Xon. The post
nortcm rXamina' On. ;5.'.dc 10y Assist
ant City Coroner ;:roiu:.S. showed tina,
the mans heart h:;G i.cu penetrated
by the thrcc-inch slHri-"dEcd knife.
and that death Wa" ins antancous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
AMATEUR PLAY
Pupils Of 5. VI. u. 4. school to Give
Dnc-tct Comedy ut .Jnhn Mar
shall High school.

s ,hauulah entertainment. consist
Ing OF & n"-tci comedy. music ANA
dances. viii H." given by the pupils of
III" Young Mems Hebrew Association
school '"-Hnrr"w night NJ o'clock in
Tia" audilnriuE It the John Marshall
iiiaN school tdniSsiou viii hc free.
and tn" puhiic Is invited.
The title nf til" play ia ~ tniuu"
'hnnuknh l'ait,." and the Gag; Of char
actors i as follows: hutiochus, ancient
<iUE az SYRIA, Harry Herman: Zen
Shor apci"nt Jewish armorcr. Eli
Hloom Jud" Maccab"e. Jewish chief
tain Men" i.pv"rstcin' Aaron. Billie"
Clara and DAISY. children OF III" party,
Saln toldtiu. Morris i!reitnt"in. Miss Jon
Mo Rosenberg and Miss !i,nn:;l, Fer
nau. comrades. Louis l.ovcnStciu. ELLIS
Eohr", sam solomon. Morris Caplan.
Milton Si"g'l and i;"nnic Spigel
III" singers and dancers include
Misses ionui" Rosenberg. Hannah Rer-
nian. .Nuuir l.oi.cr. Rose IuhciE. tioldic
Rosenberg, Minnie Levy. lIraunh Brett
rt"!n. Mar, llack"rnan, Ida o;rccnspon.
COLI" solomon sara MIzcr HLd Ger
rrudc ifak"r
Ti music Will hc under The dircc-
ti"r ot Mrs Sig iiu'zlcr: the hancinr.
Miss iI.i"n EH"ki.l. and he play,
'i"crgn benedict.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
VALUABLE: LACES IN
LIST OF STOLEN AKTIN LES

The following articles were reported
by HIM rs having been stolen:
Twcnty-Scveu dozen Madeira hand
kcrchi.fs, seven Maltese hamdk"r-
chiefs. one Madeira cloth with nap
kins. one F'ilct bed spread, fourteen
dozen napkins. six dozen napkins Ma
deirn embroidered three dozen nap
k!ns twcnty-two Madeira pillows, scv-
en- FllcI pillows. three Madeira lunch
cloths, scv.nty-t"n inches; four Ma
dcira lunch cloths. hftyfour inches;
three Madeira luch cloths, hfty -four
inches: six Madeira lunch cloths. forty
i've inches: two FiI.t lunch sets. three
Madeira sets, two Madeira sets. ten
gowns, embroidered fancy fronts; ono
lot Of l'ilet lace, one lot Of Venice, one
lot Of ClunN. on: lot Of Irish, twelve
pillow cases. one Madeira scarf. sew
cnty-two inches: three Madeira scarfS.
lfty-four inches; six Madeira scarfs.
forty-hvc inches; three Venice scarfs
scvcuty-twO inches, min" Venice scarfs
tfiy-tour inches: six embroidered ncEl-
gees. :wo SILK kimonos. ono Filct and
Venice pillow, one fifty -four-iuCh l'ilct,
cluny AMI Flemish cloth. square, two
Spanish lace Scarfs. one lot Of I'ilct
ncdaliions. Venice and c!uny: three
Madeira bed spreads. six rugs. oricn-
tai; three dozen handkerchief cases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
POLLARD SAYS ROAD
ACT is CONSTITUTIONAL
Cities and Towns Muy Make IoHtribn-
tions Toward building Of Country
.ROnds Lending Into Streets.

ATTORNEY General John Garland Pol
lard rcnd"r"! an OPINION yesterday hold
III" that the act Of 1910. authorizing
cities ana towns to contribute funds or
other aid towards the building or i'm
provcmcnt of permanent public roads
leading to such city or town, Is con
stituiional. This question was put tn
the Attorney General by the State High
way Commissioners, and. after exam
ming tic law. the Acknowledgement
held that it Is entirely competent and
constitutional for Il city TO contribute
funds or other aid towards the build
Ing or Improvement OF public roads
leading to q city or town when. in the
judgment Of The Council, il will tend
to pr"not" the material interest OF
such town or city. The Improvement
on tn" road. however. cannot br made
~ ANY point more than ten miles be-
Nond the corporate limits.
IL viii he remembered that the city
al Hichmuu! app opriat.'d $IOc.rah for
tn" purpose Of Improving the roads lead .
ing into the city from Hcnrico County.
No question has ever been raised as to
the constitutionniity or propri"ty or
thai appropriation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
ELLSNER ACQUITTED
Not Guilty Of Breach az Promise
Charged by Miss Rachel
Oppicmnn.

Solomon f.llsner. who has been on
trial for several days on a charge Of
breach OF promise, brought by Miss
Rachel Oppicman, was acquitted by
Jury in the ,iiustinGS Court. Part H..
late Yesterday. The jury delibcratcd
little more than twenty minutes be
fore verdict Of acr6ittal was re-
turned.
The trial just ended IL the second
time that the ease has been on trial
III the courts. Last summer. q jury
AFTER dehherating for some time. was
unabl" to reach - decision. and was
dismissed from further consideration
Of the case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
JONES CASE BEFORE JURY
Indicted for Alleged Violations of
FrdrrnI Rcvcpmc IawS-WHI tie
port to Court Thih Morning.

The case OF w. l.. Jones, OF this
city. indicted for alleged violations of
the Federal revenue laws. was sub
United TO the jury late Yesterday after
noon. with Instructions from .lud 90
Waddili. Of the United states District
Court to report ON their deliberations
this morning at 1880 o'clock.
Jones. who was formerly store
keeper, saup"r in the internal revenue
service. Is charged with unlawfully re-
moving distilled spirits from the dis
tillcry of the beaver Dam Disti!!inE
Company. ClarksvilIe. and with car
rying on tie business OF Il retail liquor
dealer without the payment Of the tax.
The alleged otfcnSc Is said to have
been committed in March Of last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
POULTRY SHOW OPENS TO-DAY
Many Fine Chickens to BE On Dis
pinl During This
Week.

Everything Is ia readiness AT llG
Eus, Broad street for the eleventh
annual show Of the Virginia Poultry
Association. whicn opens this morning
AZ = O'clock. The doors VIII open each
morning at 9 o'clock ami close each
night ct 10 o'clock. until Friday night.
and the public wIll ;ud displayed a
good assortment OF fine bred Virginia
chickens The "Nh!hi, embraces many
varieties IN the American. NsiAtic,
Mediterranean. English. Polish, Dutch,
games. Dri.ntals. game bantauns ana
Oriental hantams classes, and Suincas,
phcasanis. pcafow!. turkey, ducks ana
geese There will lie several exhibits
shown from out STATE breeders.
II. l.. Christian and y. Strub!c. the
Judges. viii begin early to-day max
ing their awards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
MRS. BROKER PREPARING
FOR FURTHER CONTEST
t,Ocs Ia Washington with Counsel for
Richmund Physician Who Recently
Jumped Ills Hail Bond.

Attorney William NJ JuStiS. Ir.. aC-
coinpanied ny Mrs. Royce -. I.rook,r
wife Of the physician who jumped his
District Court to answer 10 an indict-
mcut charging him with Violations OF
the lirrlisOn au;inarcotic act LETT til.
city yesterday afternoon for WASHING.
ton. here IL is understood MIR JIatIs
VIII make certain Investigations re-
gardlnS tho ease pending; against ms
client. lust what Mr.. LuStis intends to
do Is not known, but II IL thought that
IL" cont"mpiatcs further proceedings in
The case
JUDI" Waddill viii issue an execution
SATURDAY for collection Of IN" ainop.t
OF the bail bond which Nus declared
forfeited last Wcdn"sGuy Oh ii, fail
ur" OF the physician To appear The
bond - for Ss,"oo. with Mrs Brook.r
"a surety. she hal nir"ady made met
fcctual efforts 10 have the Department
Of Justice relieve her Of IT'S payment
ana II is rCbable she VIII enter obj.c-
tors to its collection. The law allows
ncr an appel from the judgment OF The
District Court TO that of the Circuit
Court Of appeals.
In I'll" meantime" the whereabouts
OF DR.. Erook.r remains "a much OF :,
mystery 4. ever. The opinion obtains
however. that hc is In Canada. Govern
Inent officials ar" still on the alert
Tor his apprehension.
Witnesses in the case are still heinz
detained IN the lIcnrico County Jaii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
HARRY OSBORNE DIES
AT HOME IN WISCONSIN
Wcll-i<nO,vn tnrtoOnist, Who Iind
brought Smiles and Tears 10
Thousands, Passes Away.

Information was received here last
night Of the death in darlington. Wis
c"nsin of Harry osborne. a newspaper
cartoonist, who has brought smiles and
tears TO thousands who knew him only
by tho faint tracing OF his name be
meath the picture
Harry psbornc worked on The
Times Dispatch for more than 4 year
Few outside Of the newspaper office
knew him here. though every day
while lie worked in Richmond there
VAS something from his pen which
would bring smil. to readers lips
or wrench their hearts with u touch
OF pity He knew both sides Of The
picture, having seen and experienced
both himself lie was a young man
and suffering came early into his life
Yet there was never Il word Of com
plaint and whatever the hard work or
the particular obstacle OF the day he
met il with "a smile
Osborne was AN :,lumnus of the Uni
v"rsity Of Wisconsin. After leaving
college he took up newspaper car
looming. and las worked il Philadcl-
phia. Milwaukee. New Orleans. I:aiti-
more and Richmond. II. was rccog
nizcd as cartoonist OF ability. and
newspaper publishers often sought his
work.
Nearly three months ago he was
forced TO give up work. and returiled
10 the home of his father. G. +. Os-
borne. in Wisconsin, He is survived
by his parents and by his wife.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
BOARD CANNOT ACCEPT
CONDITIONAL DEDICATION
"est Brond street Lind Corporation
'hcrs tn civ. stree - IT Truck
Rights .irc Reserved.

Holding that i. had 10 authority to
accept street dcdictticus subject to
reservation for aidctrnCks and rail-
ro'"' crossings, the Administrative
h"ard yesterday held ~ allegiance tho
proposition of t;c West Broad Street
Land Corporation offcr,n;; To dedicate
I" the city Bcl'evill;. Leigh. Moore.
iichrico aud Brcoklnnd Streets. in
SCOTS Addition. provided the city
agreed to certain conditions.
hesidcs r.servins til" right to per
NIT certain sidings an,, crossings. The
company laid down the condition that
the streets oc i:radcu and that tn.
i.ciEh street Sc'!c", now under con
struction. he cNt.mdct TO the property
within one year. III. matter was re-
;"rred for rcport Il city Engineer
Boiling
MIR Eoling r"por,ir.. on the offer
Yesterday, expressed II. opinion thut
IL would be desirable. Doth from Tn.
sta ldpomt Of IN. cit, ana the Wcs,
Broad street LAM Corr ration, to have"
tn. streets in tn. western section Of
Scotrs Addition onoucd up. hut that
the petitioners reservations as to
tracks We're douhtfu lie pointed out
tina; there Was u" plan showing III"
proposed sidiugs ard crossings. and,
Furthermore. thai .r.rl> constitution
PRIVILEGES are custom"iiiy Grautcd by
the Council
The board dire ''"d '!irt the Ci,v En-
uinccr's view hc forwarded 10 Williams
4 Mulicr. counsel 70: IN. petitioner.
and they be askcn :, inform The board
whether the Con.pan. il willing to
make the propose" druicatlons without
these restrictions, on condition that the
streets be graded to The grades AZ
present established IN that section.
The petitioner WAS 'tf"r med that the
board is powcrleac inter into any
agreement as II III" proposed side
tracks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
WITNESSES SAY EOttII
STRICT. FIRST BLOW

Persons acuuaIntc. With both par
ties said that the w'r. the best az
friends until The discus sion that ended
in tn. killing. Roach WAS = fisher
man, and lived with has Wife on Mayo'S
Island. Witnesses tcstifyin: at the i'm
vestiGation stated tha; Roach walked
.up to Nixon. who wa sanding In In"
rear Of tn. saloon. rrd deliberately
struck him bctw.c.i the eyes |; was
then that the knife care. into play.
Nixon is also H,arr cd ana has one
daughter
The tuncra! OF Roac6 was conducted
from the home of H. c;other. Mrs. +.
y. Roach, l2S East riith street. yes
tcrday afternoon at o'clock. The
services We're con'lrc,,,. ny Rev. John
w. kinch"loc, paste. e Bliubridg,
street Baptist Church The intcrm"n;
was l.. Maury Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
Newport Ncw. Rn,c ueortnr.

The state Corpora ton Commission
Tomorrow VIII hear the application OF
the chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company OF Virginia to make n change
In the service rate for It's two-party
lines in Newport News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
new BANK AT HOPEWELL
Local Capitalists Are Interested IL
Financial Enterprise In Gun
cuftutI Civ,

III" Treasury Department. ~ wash
ington. has just approved Inc appH-
cation OF the First National EAnk OF
lIopcwcIi organized by local capital
lists. The bank. il Is understood. viii
bc opened for business III the next few
DAYS Among the local business men
interested arc LittIcton Fitzgcrald. Jr..
O. j. Sands. T.. =. Winston. James Null
len and Il. IT, bruce The bank Will
have 4 capital of 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07

I'm Richm"md Engineering Company
has 'n"t been aw.t"dcd the contract and
worL has started on a sewer system
for CITY Point that VIII cost approx
ma'"ly $4,000. rhc system Is being
installed by tho local concern for the
CITY Point Water and House Drainage
Company. Their" will be about two
mil OF sewer lines. when the system
IL completed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
I'AII, or tITONfOPII.E
CAV Nr!.t.TS FOUND IN STORE.

pafI Of automobile Gauntlets were
found also and these are Thought 10
have been used 10 prevent hnger prints
showing ON the showcases or 10 nave
been forgotten 10y the Burglars II Is
thought possible that they came TO
The scene in AN automobile. but more
probable that they carried the valua-
hlcs away in SuitcaScs. scrc"drlNcT'
a i;mmy, two candies and a brace aId
bit were found also by the officers, hut
il had been impossible last night. TO
ascertain from which store they had
been purcha scd.
The police discovered III. vacant
housc near tho scene OF the robbery.
and at once examined il. They found
that one OF the windows had been
forced and that IL had later been Sc
cured by proppiug heavy stick aboN"
the lower sash. The robbers arc
thought 80 have ;sSccndcd TO the roof
of this building. crossed the two in
tcrvcniug roofs 30 that OF the Yard
building and then to have entered II
through the hatch
once within the building they c%-
pericmccd no difficulties. The goods
were ON display in showcases aud on
racks. and the robbers simply selected
What they desired. They stole prac-
tically all OF tn. lace and linens. but
left several handsome rugs. which wcr.
too bulky TO be carried in suitcaSes. in
the opinion OF the police.
Yard said yesterday that the rob-
hcry VAS particularly disastrous at
this time OF tho year, a. much OF his
Christmas stock had been stolen y
quantity Of Ia. goods he had ON dis
play was not his own prcpcrty he
said
Yard bears an excellent reputation
among those who are in the habit OF:
purchasing tho quality OF goods he
carries. He has branch establish
ments in Augusta. Ca: Tate Springs.
Tenn. ana White sulphur Springs. w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07

Detective Sergeant krcngri ycstCr-
day found on In street small gold
clasp pin bcarina the name Of the
state Normal. S.huo. 1T i'rcdrricks-
burg. lnformatiti concerning the pin
can ne secured a, ro..Gc Headquarters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07

J. y. Duffy resigned last night as a
member of Fire Engine COMPANY No
=, and j. ID. Halladay was elected to
till th" vacancy by the Board Of Fire
commissioners. Action Was POSTPONED
in the case Of Fireman dreamer charged
with being absent from duty without
leave.