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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21
AMERICAN AIREDALE
WINS HIGH HONOR
EarlywoOd Hickory Limb De-
fratS Foreign Dogs in
SHOW at Chicago.
rHEO. OFFERMAN JUDGES

Once more the American bred has
scored a decisive victory over the m
ported specimen. This time + Is an .Aire-
dale terrier and the show was the annual
specially show Of the Western Aire1lale
Terrier club. held in Chicago recently.
Earle r Woodward's hardwood HEX
DRY Limb. a homebred. won the Ameri-
can bred class and then came In for
the winners honor, competing against
"A strong array Of foreign stars, which
he defeated. much to the discontinue OF
their owners
A good entry vas out under Theodore
Orerman OF Brooklyn. vino judged, and
the American BREEDS We'd with imported
cracks for leading hOnors. In bitches
the homebreds were not a. fortunate AS
In dogs, as the imported Nickery Aman
Gem. a young bitcn. won all the way
from her competitors. and ultimately
gained The trophy foT best dog In the
show. either sex.
The awards:
Puppy Dogs-Non BY ..A.ex siewar,s
spice Of Ashnorno. third, .pr u l. lamc.'s
Hancev's Roy Recruit
Novice Dogs-Won by =. q Marqnardt's
KenndIs. vicKorv Fat Gsult' ;hird. James
q. Kcefc's Mountain View Rush; fourth.
Phttp 4 Brands Brandwood Keno
American Bred Dogs-Wor by Earle J
second. Alex II Strwar''s Young King
N"phler. third. vickerv Kennels Vickery
! oiestar; fourth. Ellridge iiencey's Roy
Rebel.
Limit. DoEs-w,u hy v!ckery Korn.,s'
vlcke-y Oo-rnF's Advance. second, Brier-
gate kennels BrlcrGate Eev Porsoltum;
third. Alry stewards IUdicious Censor:
fourth, Vickcry Kennels vIck.ry Ruiz
Opeu. poFs-Won nv Fare 7. Wood
wards Earlyvood Hickory Limb; second
Alex II stewards Young King Nohhler;
fourth. Nickerv Kennels Vickery Ncsuvtus
Winners. Dors-Earlywo rl Hickory
Limb; reserve, Nickery Oorang's Advance
Champion Dogs CIass-N0n y" Alex
Stewards Champion Abbey King Nohbler;
Puppy, Biiches-Won by = T Gund
lacks oahu Sceptrei second, J. r brands
Brentwood lmp"rious, third. i L. Ohrrr
Rebo Rhythm
mans Chesney Montoue; second, vickery
kennels Nickery Gaiety: third, nd wood
lmpcriouS. fourth. Reho Rhythm.
American Bred Bitches-Wo hv Ches-
nev Montpue; second; Ralph, v. Condee's
Kennels Nickery Galety.
Limit, Witches Won 10y Otto W. Leh.
MAINS Cheney cherry Circle, second.
vickerv Kennrls' Nickery Sister Susie:
fourth. Ralph W Condee's Rock Water
Cross.
Open, Rltcnes-Won By Vickery kennels
Nick~ry Aman Gem; second, otto W Leh-
MAINS Chesney cherry circle. third, Earle
y. Woodward's Miss Militant fourth. Brier.
gat. Kennels Briergate Rrightlisht,
Winners, bitches Nickery Aman Gem
| secon,i. chesncy Cherry circle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21
BREEDS MORE GOOD PEKES.
Mrs. Harry Moneys kennels
House Promising Puppiea.

Mrs. Harry Mooney Of Mayhem ave
nue.. Larchmoni, y. Y. reports excellent
results from her Pekingese brood bitches
this fall. II will he remembered tina.
her two Chun puppies caused much fav-
orable comment last year The same
matron. Nowata Nala of Cobbossee. was
again bred to Mrs. T.. NJ. Harby's Cham
pion Chun OF Egham and has a litter of
six. already four months old, OF which
equally as. much Is expected.
Others of Mrs. Rooney's matrons have
been bred TO Mrs. Frank Clark's va Mo.
Mrs. L. Halls Marking Paul and Mrs.
Harby's Chun n Poa kwei and their
litters will greatly increase her keune Of
good ones before the first of next month.
Mrs. Mooney won the prize for the
best In the show at the charity show last
winter with Nanchung Paul. which she
exhibited for his owner. Mrs. Mooney
hopes to he as fortunate soon with one
OF her W breeding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21

William Tallmau, WHO will judge al
the Continental Field Trials, comlnenc.
tug at Wayucshoro, Ca. on November
90, is one OF the Oldest and most eN-
pr!enced field trial men ia the country.
II was Nj. Tal.man who handled tho
English setter Grousedale against II
NJ. Shorts Lit in the early sos, the race
being one of three days duration and
the wager $500 a side. At the first field
trials held IN the late EOS Mr.. Tallmlu
was present and his dog won the cup AT
the trs, trials of tho Eastern Field
Trial club. This trophy may be seen
at Nj. railmaN's residence, Pleasant
v!lle, Westchcster county. y. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21
MRS. WALTER REEVES KILLED.
Thrown From Automobile while
Returning From Dog show,

Mrs, Walter Reeves. wife Of the noted
English authority on dogs. who cane to
this country from England a short time
= TO take up the management OF tho
famous Vlckery Kennels OF Chicago. was
instantly killed In an automobile accl-
dent while returning to harrington from
the Western Airedale Terrier show held
Saturday IN Chicago. \ tire of tho
auto blew out. tipping the car over and
killing Mrs. Reeves. although her hus-
band and the chauffeur were not seriously
hurt.
As a result OF the bereavement to their
manager, Mr.. Reeves, the Vickery Ken
nels decided to withdraw their entries
from the Airedale Terrier Clubs sps-
clalty show at Philadelphia yesterday
and the Eastern nog Clubs fixture AZ
Boston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21
BUYS BEDWELL BAWN BRIDGET
British DnImntian Will he seen NJ
shows This Winter.

The Dalmatian bitch Bedweil Bawn
Bridget mas Just arrived in New York,
This good English female was Imported
by Warren w. Erwin. a member of the
New York Stock Exchange. who has his
kennels and stables at R~ridgewood.
y. j..
Bedwell Bawn Bridget was landed In
excellent shape and Mr.. Erwin Is pleased
with her In every way. A little over
2 years old, Bridget Is by Champion
Rugeley Booster by Champion Deval
Dorp Indeed. the pedigree Of Bridget
goes back to the first dogs owned by
her breeder, Mrs, Bedwell OF Newbury.
Mr.. levin, who IL "A member OF the
Dalmatian Club OF America, purposes
exhibiting his Dalmatians at the big
New York show In February,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21
SEVENTEEN AIREDALE
PUPPIES IN one CLASS
Bright Future Looms Up for
American Brceds-Patrick
OOrang Common Foe.

Tne Aire,lale Terrier Cub of Long
Island held the first OF it's fall and win
ter series OF open matches at Bryant
Hall on Wednesday evening. FIFTY dogs
were entered and "A large attendance
keenly watched the awarding oi ths
prizes. Judge W. +. Patterson had MS
work cut out for him when seventeen
,,nnpi.s were led into the ring in tn.
puppy class. hro,
d,vis,on In this breed promises mighty
close compe.ition at coming shows. Ia
the senior puppy class 6 to II months. .
S,okes's Powder Pun, a daughter o! the
sensational Champion Ryburn swell
walked away with the blue. defeating a
6ne lot. Powder Pun is Il line bIs up
standing young bitch, W remarh-
ahl. quality for one OF her age. she mas
a H., black saddle. rich tan markings
heavy bone and n good head. IN Afneri-
can bred dogs j. Corneirs n. ~ N woN
The blue. with Alex wilson's M~etrop"'1'a
Marvellous second. This was a mar" pan
IN chose between. both being OF gooo
nnai,,y and about equal in points. X. O
X. scored slightly on oe'rs " ""'
shower and won the blue.
American bred bitches hrough on,
uarnld Oher's Ringley Bashfui. a good
stamp of bitch. which wac che pest %
the sex In the match. oT,en dogs ~
well as winners and best In the sho"
went t. Jones & Baldwin's Fa.r'cH
Ooranx This magnificent terrier stoos
on alone IN this competition n mao NJ
EASY win. Reserve to him was j. Sor'
nelrs X. o. X. The awards:
puppies. Under . Months-Won By JON
Reds Heather Queen; ssconn; y ,M
Nichols Actress: third w G''iehs p'"''
"p p"nnie.' Dogs. 6 to II Months-won by
John McGough's Clean sport! sec"nu. =
cornelrs The Tier: third W. e. hcN'r
sons scotch swell. ~ wo,
Puppies. Bitches, . 10 y MonHhs W.
nv 8 Stokes's Powder Pun second, W a
Hur,enshaw's skibo patsy; third' j. cor
"hm.rican BRED Dogs--won. ~ J. Cor
r.i's X. q. X. second, Alex wilson
Metropolitan Marvellous. third. NJ 80
"'AAmsrican Bred Bitches-won by Harol.
ohsrs Bingley Bashfu'; second W, G
Eckerson's Enticement; third : stokes.
Open, Doss-won by Jones & BALDWIN
patrick oorang second !. ne'T.,
Tansriz Dave third 'ohh '0''e'' !"
''np.n. B!,ches-won by W. g. Eckerson,,
r,,inemsnt. second. Jones 4 BaldNin.
Trrwe So Preference; third. S, Stokes
rWyimners' Dogs--Jones & Bnldwin's Pat
r,ck Oorang. reserve. J. CornelGs i, q. II
WInners. Bitches-Hnrold Obers Bing
log Hashful; reserve, W. c, Eck"rson
Enticsnrnt. a
opposite sex-Haroid ober's bingIe| bsssl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21
DOGS STATUS IS IN DOUBT.
BuIi Terriers Right to Competr In
sporting Classes Questioned,

Soundend Sombrero, the noted cham
plon hull terrier recently purchased by
Nex Jones. made It's rrst appearance
under the colurS OF It's new owner at
the recent show in New Brunswick.
He acquitted himself with great credit.
not only Winning as the best bull terrier
In the show. hut also was placed as the
best sporting dog
THIS classification by the 4. X C.
Ia open TO much discussion, hut Jones.
who IL a stanch supporter Of the bull
terrier. claims that the dog is used
extensively rs "A working dog in Eng
land and that In India the hull terrier
Is the chief sporting dog of the coun-
try and that 1t Is not the fault of the
dog that he has not been used for sport
Ing purposes in this country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21

Robert Waters has rendered his res.
.gnation as secretary of the Boston Ter
ricr breeders Association Of New YORK
owing TO pressure of business and var
iuus other reasons. Mr.. Waters has held
this important Office IN he breeders club
lOr the last three years and il IL largely
through his efforts that the club has had
zach II successful career. Mr.. Waters
yl,n il - moml"r Uf in" Wnodm.r. KEN
a"l club, the bog Lovers Protective As
.pciation aud the Wcstchester County
N"nncl club and II ctI"e in all club
:dairs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21

AS an overtur. for the coming spe-
ciaLty show Of the P~eklngese Club Of
America, to he held IN January. when
1t is expected that a famous English
authority will Judge, the club has de-
cided to give n match show at the Mar
Unique Hotel. Broadway and Thirty
third street on Friday, December 3.
The judge-elect Is Mrs. Haley Ffske,
whose famous Ovcrcross Kennels at Ber-
nardsville, \, j.. have =, reduced so many
winning Peklngese, greyhounds and
cocker spaniels. Judging will start
promptly at 2 80, when a most liberal
classification will he made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21
CHARITY SHOW IN BROOKLYN.
II win Ne Held on Dec. ~ ~ the
Hotel 81. George.

Instead Of the usual annu charity
bazaar the Little Italy NoiGhborhood
Association, Inc, has decided to hold a.
charity dog show this year h aid Of the
associations The affair will be an open
all breed show. VITA a fun classification
and MI take place in the ballroom of
the Hotel -. George on Brooklyn
Heislts, Wednesday, December 10, Al
though the dog show Will bc she main
feature there win he IN separate rooms
a bazaar and Punch and Judy show for
the entertainment of the young folks
Wilbur Purcell has Ne.n chosen rs
superintendent Of the dog show ana the
prize list VIII lie sent out in a few days.
Those prominent IN rho kennel world
who have been appointed on the COM
m!t,ee to assist the committee In hold
ing this show ara Messrs. Grant Not
man. William NJ Jones, James IT,,
Meade. charles 4. Kelly. Or. John r..
DE Mund and Dr.. l.. IL E~crendsohn.
The Judges who W., o~tlict,tc are
Mrs, Madcr Thorpe. Brooklyn. y Y, al
toys with the eVcrp ion Of toy poodles and
Mrs wnl'or Stokes, Astoria, l. l, Eng
M-' Ma,co'm strauss. New York city,
Mrs. Edward = Waller, Hollis. l.. |.
cnoN ch""s, poodle and toy poodle.
Ralph J. Cahcn. Bayonne, y, j, Boston
h. H. Throop, Scranton, Pa, German
shepherd dogs,
j {. Waller. New York city, pointers.
settlers and beagle,
Or. J. T. DE Mund, Brooklyn. y Y,
Russian wolfhounds, greyhounds. sporting
spaniels. daohshunds, whippets, ~Colics.
Old English sheepdogs, Dalmatlans. bun
terriers. Pinschers CDoberman). ~Seaiyham
terriers, black and Tan Manchester tor
rlors, brussels Grirons miscellaneous
classes, local and chi!dren's classes.
John q Bates, New York city. Aire-
.lat.s Irish faN Sr,NtetSh aud Wa lIg-N
land terriers, Il1ndie Dinmonts and Red.
lington. city department and variety
classes.
j. Il, De Mund and John q. Bates, un,
ola ssifed specials.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21

William Ziegler. Jr.. has bought the
liver and white colored field trial pointer
Fishel's Limit. This dog won the All
Age stake at the Connecticut Field Cluh
trials al Hampton. Conn. last month
Az Is well known. Mr., Ziegler owns "A
large Tenn Of show pointers and set-
tiers at Great Island. stamford, Conn
He said hast week that It wa more thar
probable that he will also turn his at.
tention to public trials.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21

The liver and white pointed dog Phi.
landerer has been purchased by Judge X.
G. Cornell Of Bayside. |. l.. from Johr
White OF Hampstead. l.. J.. the wei!
known field trial and bench show Judge.
Mr.. Cornell in one Of the charter mem
bers of the Westminster Kennel Club.
Philanderer il reported to be an extra
good dog in the field and he bears tho
stamp Of the dog required in the judg-
ing ring, Weighing fifty-five pounds. no
has In him the combined blood OF Al
ford's John, Strideway and Young Rip
Rap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21

Five hundred dollars in gold and a
large number OF sterling silver cups
will he offered open TO all at the charity
show 10 be given by the Special Roller
Society ~, the Hotel Biltmore on Mon
day, Decenber 10. For this reason III"
show will be called the Gold and silver
Show. This analr will be held In the
interests of the charities for which this
society Is pledged and will be open to
all dogs Of fifty pounds weight and
under. Frank i. Dole has the show In
charge n entries close with him at
57g Fifth avenue, New York. on Monday.
December ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21
Dogs Ia Join n. Y. Police Force.

Three German shepherd doSs opoNce
dogs) from the Elmview Kennels OF
Scranton are being trained at Mr..
TROOPS Long Island training kennel
and as soon as they are proficient will
he assigned to the New fork police
force. These dogs are under the care
Of Trainer Hauri. who also Is instruct
Ing n squad OF policemen as to the
methods to get the best work out Of the
dogs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21

Samuel Foster ~ Philadelphia has
been chosen as the Judge for the Greater
Boston Terrier Speciality Show
10 be held IN connection with the
Buffalo Poultry Show Novem.
her ~, 20 and 20, George Foley will
superintcnd this show and n informa-
ton car be obtained by writing him at
Pa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21
Dog Win. with Uniucky Number.

Evidently Robert l., Scott, the French
bulldog enthusiast, does not believe in
the saying that thirteen is an unlucky
number. At the recent speciality show
IN Boston his LA France Model, which
cleaned the boards and gained a cham
pionship, was benched and c%atalogued
number thirteen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21
A1REDAIEs.

AtREDALE PUPPIES 4 months old
sired by Swivellrr and kyhGr1 SN''l, ma
tinnal ANA international champions acst
bred Alrrdalcs IN the country, an rlEht
uC- to show At Westminster kcuhri snow
truest, most aNertiouAte. serrlc"abIe ana
compan!onab'e dog known. 30"
MAN, - Worth 81. NcN YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21

ARISTDCRATIr champion pe-iiGreed
French Pull puppies FOR gale; two male.
one fc'uaia; perfect heads. tails. color aud
low COLBY bodies. MRS. FRANK Mccoh.-
MACK. III Case -. Emhurs'. Ions Island
1881 Newtown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21

Oh. Raby Dazsicr. dog and big Ensiis.!!
winner. Rid.eway. Dat.ler. ne:t son q
Oh. Rab, naxflcr. fc. $50; tns = SIscc
nugget. 3ia.pound black: Proim.s c"ss
and ,sIe quallty: zee sySi .dci ssSis..
Zig international winner. Fee w; nms
Imported English rHl,d:E as st,T ~ "rir.,nnd
NAY kinscraft. nix H,.nmrHse ana Puppies
Tor sale at All Times. GEORGE w.
EenU., Mans ref. r, q. HOY 81 Bayside,
Long island. n. Y. Rid kenheis'
Phone .45l Flushing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-21
KENNEL DIRECTORY
FOx TERRIERS.

Tho Imported Wire
Haired Fox Terriers
" stud: wircbOy Of
PatgntOn. Fee $50.
On. Raby Dazzle.
Fec s?J. Tho Scnsa-
ton Of England and
america.
Rid Raff,er. Foe
$50. Full Brother 10 CHI.
Raby lDaz,lcr. ridge.
way Nutcracker. Fec
S,tn urAnA ynnn 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-18
-FOUR MEET DEATH
N TUNNEL WRECK
Chesapeake and Ohio Passenger Train
Runs on Track I'm . Tunnel Near
Ivy Branch. w. Va.
ACCIDENT DUEJTo BROKEN RAIL
One Passenger Seriously Hurt and
Eight Others Injured--Tunnci
Caved In Adding to the DAM
age.

Four persons were Killed and one
perhaps fatally injured when Chesa-
peake and Ohio passenger train NO
214 left the track in tunnel one mile
east of Ivy Branch, w. Va, at S:4b
o'clock yesterday morning. Eight
were injured.
The dead:
J. C. Fennimore. mine superinten-
dent, st. Adams, w. Va.
A. ]. Turley. coal miner, oicott, W.
Va.
J. M. Plymale. lumberman, Gailipo-
lis. Ohio.
Mike Tupas, occupation unknown,
Cleveland. Ohio
Nine Persons Hurt.
Injured:
A. e. Moore, mine operator. Charles
ton, w. Va.
D. A. vowels, coal salesman, cincin-
M. w. Lewis, coal miner, olcott, w
Va.
M. M. Alderman. travelling sales
man, Elkins, w. Va
II. l. Carruthers. coal miner. OIL
colt, w Va.
j. II. Thomas. carpenter, St. Adams
w. Va
Earl A White, news agent, Martha
W. Va.
q. Zachs, travelling salesman
Charleston, w. Va.
W. NJ. Tideman, coal salesman
Huntington. w. Va.
None of the injured are In seri'
Gus condition except Thomas, who may
die.
Tunnel Cayed In.
The train, which consisted OF three
coaches, a combination mail and bag
gage car and an express car, struck
a broken rail in Pinnacle Tunnel In
the coal river district of the company
situated about twenty-five miles from
st. Adams, w. Va. The derailed cars
knocked down the props supporting
the tunnel, causing portion of the
roof of the tunnel to cave In on tbs
train and adding to the seriousness o.
the, werck.
The injured were taken to the rail
way company's hospital at Huntington
and given medical attention.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-18
SCOUT EXECUTIVE HOUSsAN
SOON TO ASSUME NEW DUTIES

Scout Executive-W. ]. B. Housman
announced yesterday that he will be-
gin his new duties on September 15
at the g. A. r. reunion In Washing
ton.
Mr.. Housman has been Scout exec
utive of Virginia for the past two
years. and his work has been emf
nently successful. Under his direction
troops have been established In prac-
tically every city and town in the
State. He resigned from this position
recently. Mr.. Housman's new location
VIII be at 20o Fifth Avenue. New York
city, the Boy Scout headquarters in
America, and his territory will include
the eighteen States east of the Missis-
sippi. This new position will not in
terfere with Mr.. Housman's connec-
ton with the summer school of the
University of Virginia for next year.
In the university he will have charge
of the Boy Scout Training School and
he will be assisted by an experienced
force of instructors.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-18
SIGNAL CORPS TO
FORT MEYER TO-DAY
Richmond Command, SO Strong, VIII
Leave at on . Special.

Type D, Field Company Signal
Corps. Virginia Volunteers. in com
n.and of Captain Frank 8. Sp.att, viii
leave ever the Richmond. frederick
burg ami Potomac Rat Dad at .
o'siock this morning for Fort Nyer.
Va, where the soldier boys will en-
camp for a period of ten days. The
trip will be made on q special, con-
sisting Of a Pullman coach and bag
gage car. and the train is scheduled
to arrive at Alexandria at 1928
o clock. There the company will
change to a special trolley car and will
proceed over the Washington and
Virginia line to their destination. arr
-itng Ii. time for a late meSA The
command will embrace sixty-two f.
ficers and enlisted men. including First
Lieutenants Eearle Lutz and James F.
Stcctf er. and 1t will carry along rs
template, signal apparatus.
The Firginians will encamp close to
the regulars on the Government reser-
walton and their mounts will be rained
horses furnished by Uncle Sam, as
will their camping outfit. Lieutenant
j. A. BrockInan, Signal Corps, L. 8.
A.. has been detailed in charge of
the camp to give the boys the neces-
sary instruction in their field work.
Acknowledgement w. w. Sale will, go
TO Fort Myer to inspect the camp dur
ing the period. but no date has been
fixed as yet for this visit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-18
70 Be SAFE CONSULT
I0|nER On HOG SERUM

s IS. u. q. Fsrneyhough. State veterf-
nati4n. requests the publication OF the
frl1eWins:
ssrke exact condition as to the last
outbfeaks Of foot and mouth disease
a. The West Ii as follows. according
"a Ofnciai information from the United
states Bureau Of Animal Industry;
rom August 3 up to August IL,
foot and mouth disease has broken out
samosit hots IN six different counties
In the State Of Illinois and one coun-
tykain the State of Minnesota
" Tn each case the AffectAd hogs had
bat6 inoculated with ai1ti-hog cholera
s4ruf1l-a serum used for the purpose
OF preventing cholera IN hogs. 1t thus
Appears that Ia some way this anti
h6e cholera serum became CONTAINS
nAkbd Htth the virus Of foot ana
mouth disease, which contamination
vtas discovered until after the serum
was used. sof course.
III the stcckcwnefs in Virginia win
apDly to the Commissioner or Agri-
culture, Hon. q. w. Koiner, for their
run 10 prevent hog cholera. OF when
ordering II privately. will set ad-
vfcn from the Chief OF the United
&fAtes Bureau az Animal Industry.
Washington, ID. c.. they will by this
rleAf1S very much reduce the risk of
6tiyfng ! serum which has been con-
u fAiuated, a. the Commissioner Of
\ Rfftculture IL advising directly with
III chief % the bureau, and they ara
~ tnt IN precautions 10 get the
m&4St product possible.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-18
|H|RSCHBERG AFTER
BIG EAST END BRIDGE
Would Connect Church Hill with
West Ind Over Grace
Street.

City Engineer Boiling was yester-
day directed by the Administrative
Board to prepare plans for the cree
ton of a bridge over Grace Street
from TayIor's Hill (Twenty-second
Street) to Memorial Hospital. The
idea II TO connect the Southside %
Church Hiil with the western section
of the city.
Mr. Hirschberg. who offered the sug-
gestion, stated We thought bridge
might be built for not more than a
quarter OF million of dollars
Acting under a rule recently estab-
Hshed by the Administrative Board.
eleven city employees we're yesterday
suspended for ten days for permitting
their wages to he attached by the
high constable. The rlue is. that on
the first offense. suspension of ten
DAYS be enforced. and on the second
offense dismissal from me department.
looks like rnttirp a man in Fail
until he can nav his debts" commented
one Of the men.