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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02
SPLENDID RACING CARD
FOR PETERSBURG'S FAIR

ft.TERSECRG. VA. October H.
win only 'wo weeks Intervening be-
fore Pctersburg's big fair. there in
additional hustle and hustle around the
Ounces OIL the fair association. Every
detail for the biggest show in the
history Of the association is being ar
ranged, and indications ar. that the
efforts Will not bc in vain During
inc past week. representatives Of the
fair attended tho fair in Roanoke and
report mat the prospects for race-
horse" and live stock are moro promis.
Ing than ever. y number of stables
thnt raGod AT Roanoke last week will
DC mere. and additional stables will
come by way Of Richmond for the
large purses that Will attrac, the lars-
est number OF horses thu, have ever
been on the local track
chief among the stables tina, have
indicated their intention OF coming are
me horses of the Edge Hill Stock Farm
81 Shawsvinc. Va. II. j. Iamson, who
mad" III" record Of winning seven races
ont or seven starts at las, years iair.
- again campaigning th. horses or
this farm. and his stable is even strong
"r than IL was last year. He is being
assisted hy Dave Kelly. one of thu.
hcs,-known drivers in this state. They
ar" campaigning This year fifteen
hors"S. which number includes several
that hay" been seen here before
Golden Friscor. winner Of the colt
race last year, won two races at Roa-
noke last week. However. he lowered
his record. and ~ now only eligible to
10 CLASSES in trottnG events Halls
Eycl"' tho beautiful gray marc the
property Of Mrs j. I. Vaughan, went
lam" IN Auch"ld. w. Va. two weeks
ego. and IL is improbable that she will
be seen ia action again this wear Sir
Roy Green, ROLF" McCrary. Wcmplc
u money winner here last year: Press
Wing. June Hal, Rud -, Van II. Guy
Douglass and several additional horses
compose this stable
PRESLEY Thomas. OF Rmcticld. who
has not been here for the past sew
cral years. has two good ones this
year. They are Palmer stately and
i;"h-r' Mac. both Of whom are ca!cu-
lated 10 he IN the money class through
out 'hc season. !. g.. Thomas, Of
Greensboro. Will bring Walter C. the
winner of the 2:lS pace at Roanoke.
and Are I'm Zee, n ?:lI PAGER
Floyd Bros, Of Hridgctown. Va. VIII"
w"r" here last YEAR. will have five
Prime" Woodrow. Charm McEin
'ro7 and White Stockings. All OF
'h"S" are green trottcrs Tom Cannon.
~ Winchester. Will start Julia NJ. Var
n"!lH horses. Tony Woodrow and To-
rino wilkes. ana rho horses of 4. 4.
Hltgl" are among the local horses en-
tered
There we're four excellent herd OF
catti" at the Roanoke fair, and OF this
number three viii exhibi, here. ".
-. Cooper. of Madison Heights. Va.
VINO was the heaviest winner in tho
herkshir" pig class last year, has al
ready entered his herd hero. J. q.
o"ens. OF bedford. Va, will britg Q
large nerd OF Poland China pigs.
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STATE CONFERENCE D. A. R.
IN DANVILLE THIS WEEK
Mrs. William Cumming storey, pre.t-
dcnt-';cncruI or National society
to Deliver Address

bANNlIt.E. VA October THE
twentieth Virginia state conference OF
tn" National Society Of the Daughters
al the American Revolution. will meet
III banvil!" next Wednesday morning
for Il two-day session. About seventy
representatives Of tho various chapters
scattered throughout tho Stat. have
already announced their intention of
being present. Mrs. William Cumming
storey. Of New York. president general
of the national society. will make an
address ~ Tie opening session Miss
Florence Finch. Of New York, national
chairman of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. maGa@inc com
m!t,cc. ana Mrs. William Gordon Spen-
cor. Of Nashville. Tenn. vice-prcsi-
dent general from Tennessee. will also
attend the conference.
fhH sessions will be held each dav
at tn" TuScarnra club At o'clock
u" delegates will bc served luncheon
IN IN" Young Men'S Christian ASsoci-
"ti"h building, few doors below the
club The first days sessions will he
taken ur largely by addresses Of well
ono responses. reports from the State
ohccrs and reports from the chapter
regents. of which there are twenty
ri%ht IN virginia. Addresses by Mrs
samuel w. 1amison. of Roanoke cx-
wee president general of Virginia, and
ny Mrs. w. g. Spencer. OF Nashville,
VIII hc IN" features of the second DAYS
meeting. At that time reports from the
state committees and from the State
'hairmcn Of the national committee
Viii also be heard
In" officers of the state orsaniZa-
i'"n are Miss Airihca Scrpcll OF Nor
t"!k STAT" regent: Mrs. John ~ Alex
amber @; stanton. vicc-rcgcnt: Mrs
i'"""ri Cray. Of Bristol. State score
iarY; Mrs. Rohrr, l.. Pierce Of Wy;hc-
VII. stat" treasurer: Mrs. Arthur KYLE
DAVIS. OF Petersburg. State historian
In" election of officers will be- one
"i the last matters taken up. The re-
gent ana iht Nicc-reScnt are elected
'"f u term OF TWO years and as their
terms ar" now expiring. two ncw Of
h"crS VIII he chosen. There will be no
FOCAL candidates III the field. The other
stat" officers will continue to hold,
changes III them being rarely made
The social features have NOT been
overlooked ON Tuesday night Mrs
James g. Penn. regent of the Doroth ca
fi'nrN Chapter. "f i'anvillc. viii xiv.
a reception At her home on Main street
TN "Wednesday night the Danvilic Corn-
Try 'lun VIII give a reception to the
visitors. and from L" II o'clock there
VIII hc an Informal reception at the
Tuscarora club. ON Thursday after
noon the delegates will be taken 10
p"iniS at interest in automobiles. and
at night John T. hughes viii give a
reception and dance a, the Merricwold
club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02
Tired, Aching
Feet and Limbs

ar" promptly relieved hy applying
Nh*"rhin". .Ir.. the antiscptic liniimcnt
" IL SoothlnS. healing and invigorat-
ine-pn's vim and energy into faded
muscles on" OF the many cnthusi-
asti' users writes: II received tile
trial bottle of Absorbinc, Ir all right.
ana ~ that time was unable Ia walk
without " cane. inst around the house
used II freely. and inside Of two
atNS could walk withon, limpinr
something ! had not done in two
months ! went To the drug store and
procured Sl.00 bottle. and to-day can
walk as good as ever. IN never he
without IT. am recommending il to
ever! one can. for am - living
witness.
N'S''h'h". "" shonlh always he
Hcpt 81 hand for emergencies,
NJ druggists. Sio0 aud 500 bot.
Tie or sent postpaid liberal trinI
bottle Tor loo in STAMPS
w. II. YOUNG. T. u. T..
80 ic'ph'c 81, Springfield. Mass
tAdvcrtiscmcnt)
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Especial to The Times-pispa,ch.

MEM YORK. October lin a state.
ment issued this afternoon Chairman
Vance Mccormick. of the Democratic
National Committee. says:
TWO things stand out ronapicuousiv
IN the campaign thus far. They ar.
IN" absolute failur. OF the Hugh s
candidacy. ana the certainty that
Woodrow Wilson will DC re.elcctcd
president OF the United States on No
vcmber :.
reports that have received from
AT parts OF the country convince me
THAT tho President has the people With
htm and that they are going to back
MN up with II fine big ma torirS on
election day. And furthermore, they
are going 1" rc-elcct Democratic
congress to cooperate with him in
cnactinE more Legislation in the in-
tcrest OF tho people.
I'm tho East. tho West. tho North
ana the South the people arc happy and
c"htenieh The country is 1T peace.
prosperity rules tho land as never be-
torc. Factories are working TO their
limits. Tho banks always "a l,aromct err
OF business conditions. are bullying with
deposits. President Wilson has brouuht
peace and prosperity TO The country.
ana mat is the reason that America II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02

William Harvey Scott died at his
home. East Cary Street. Yesterday
morning ~ 1:5a o'clock He was born
in Amelia County on March - 1872,
the son OF j. l.. and Mary Nancy Scott;
lie was but Il boy when tho War Rc-
tween tho States broke out. but at
once became 81 member OF volunteer
company in his native county. known
as the PainSvill. Rifles. His company
vas mustered into the Confederate
service and became known as Com
pany y. Fourteenth Virginia Rcgi-
ncnt. lie was with his regiment all
through the war. and took part ia
many Important engagements. includ
ing the seven days. tight around Rich-
n"nd. Malvern hin, gettysburg and
!ive Forks. NJ this latter place Ia,
was taken prisoner. Just nine days be"
fore Lee. surrender. He remained in
prison until August. 1865.
ON December Ii. 1869. he was mar
rird To Susan a. Nllsbrook. of Scot
land Neck, y. &. or this union there
were born eleven children, eight Of
whom. with his widow. survive. They
are as follows: j. l., Scott. Burlington
y. c.: Dick. w. y. and Miss EGc Scott
Mrs. c. II. Nuckolls and Mrs. Duke 4
Putnoy. Of this city; w l.. Scot, and
Mrs. II. ]. Goodwin. Of Washington.
MIR. Scott was n member OF the Second
BAPTIST Church oc This city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02
MINING MEN TO APPEAR
BEFORE COMMISSION
Will Support Their Memorandum.
Already Submitted. Bearing on
Conditions in Mexico.
PLANS FOR PEACE on BORDER
Reports Which Continue TO Arrive OF
Villas Activity in Chihuahua MAY
Serve AS Further Delay to Agree.
ment.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. d. October -
Representatives of the more ,,no,,
ant American mining interests ~ Nov.
-" are expected I" appear before tho
american members of tb, N,xi,,,
american Joint Commission hcra 90
morrow. in support OF q mcmoranau,,
.i'"""E submitted regarding conditions
80 ''eNico. Before thcy arc received
,"c commissioners will hold thcir frst
!o'ht session hero in continuation ~
the discussions begun a, Ec,. omo
tour weeks ago
Consideration OF plans for m, main
."halcc or peace along the Mexican
american border will h. resumed but
reports which continue TO arrive ~
Villas activity in chihuahua may serve
"s turthcr delay to agreement Tn,
commissioners mako no Secrc, OF The
TACT tha' failure Of General Carrauza's
forces To run down Villa has prove1
embarrassing to them in considerinr
means Tor Improving border conditions
u WAS considered probable Tonight
mat General Carranza's latcS, eiec.
loral decree would be discussed to-
morrow y copy OF The decree has
reached the American commissioners
from washington. and while the de-
'a'Is or tn" document have not been
revealed. II is said to stipulatc that
none OF those connected even remotely
WITH the liuerta administration shall
nave the right 10 vote NJ the cominc q.
presidential election.
Another subject that will he discuss
Ell moro fully this week will be the
c'osing OF the national bank and the
bank of London and Mexico The Of.
hcial order closing the two banks is
III IN" hands of the American commits
sioners.
Secretary Franklin X. Lane. head Of
The American commission. and Judge
Gray arrived here to-day. Or T. r.
Mott. the third member, and the Mex
lean commissioners arc expected late
Tonight or early in tbs morning
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hOIMtNitN FORCES
N TitA\SiI.Ni>I< DI>pIRs,.p

~ VIENNA october 'via London. ~
f6xThe victory gained over III. Eoumnu-
Waans in tho iiermanns,ad, region Of
ansylvanta 10y General Won Falk"u.
bans army was complete. and 'h.
RoSuanian. forces wore dispersed ,he
War Once ANNOUNCED to-day. The
Roumanian forces in the Fogaras re.
zion attacked In an attempt TO re.
trieve tho situation. bu; were not able
Hs<esanake great Roadway. although they
As1Edt1nc flea the Austrians to retire on
one section oI the front
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02
GERMANS DRIVEN OUT
49,: IN 1HIEPNAI. AREA

LONDON. October l.--I'ritish head
quarters afternoon report is as fol-
lows:
~. During tho night progress was made
: between Flcrs and lie Sars There Was
, heavy Smelling In that neighborhoo cd,
aad also around Gucudccourt.
TN the Thcpval area, tho Germans
wore driven out of ground they held
near the Stuff rcdoubt. We increased
our gains at the Schwabcn rcdoubt
Only minute portion remains untakcn
by us.
Sixteen successful raids were car
ried out by us between Yprcs and
! Neurc Chapelle 4 number OF prison.
:. ere were taken. and much loss was i'm
flctcd on tho Germans.
"a captured German army order
: dated September 81, emphasizes the
Importance al that time OF the po-
sition at Les Doeufs as the last pro-
lection of tho artillery. which much
q in mo circumstances he lost
I'VE captured this position ~ few
:. Gays later"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

!. ". &. A.. South Atlantic field
Conference. second Presbyterian
Church. ,iny and night.
Mct;IIl Catholic MON. election Of
officers. S;t5 o'clock.
Common Council. tn. Iiuli.
O'Clock.
Acmdrmy-"Thc birth OF II Mt
tiOn": inattnrr. 2::H: night. Si2H
nii0u-"ihr Eiri WlthOnt q
Chance" S::.n.
i.yric-i'Opulnr vaudeville matt
nee. 3; night, .:iD and -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02
hENNI. ATHENS no JOIN
REVOLT TIuNlSrS At StIo\IkI

NrllENS. Octohcr tvia I.ondnn) -
F"r'y-nvc policemen. cadets and sol
dicrS who wcr" DESTROYS Of joining the
r'volutioniSts at Saloniki, went Ia the
french legation yesterday. Jean Gull
i"min, the French minister. supplied
Cor them AN armed escort from the ma
rincs guarding the French legation.
with this escort the men paradcd
though tn" streets 10 embark
several Greek officers followed in AN
automobile. aud set ou, with the mrn
f"i -aloniki
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


The funeral of Mrs T.. O. Robinson.
who died in her home. 500 Barton Ave-
nue.. or Saturday afternoon. after a
long Illness. viii he conducted in the
home ut l2:30 o'clock to-day. The
burial Will occur on Tuesday in Peru.
ind. Resides her husband. she leaves
four daughters. Mrs. O.. s. Slit. Mrs
II. G. Willis. Of Boise, Idaho; Mrs T..
d. bohs"n. of Seattle Wash, and Miss
Eth"i Robinson. of Richmond She
Also leaves seven Grn ndchildrcu
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DEATHS

SAMPpN.--bi"'l. October / iais at 10 !.
". AZ u" r"nii.ncc OF her u. II,
Snmpnn. 81: -. Peter MRS. GEpI;t;ii
SNIpDN 49,
Funeral nniic" lntcr
GARTiHiGIIT,--D Died ., tho residence
"a" lat" NJ. " !; Gartnright. Patterson
HiH"w Of Samuel ". Gar,hrIgnt ur.,J,'.
her relatives In brooklyn. y u She io.t.,
"i'. |"i, samuel L.. Gnrthrikhi. of ;hi- .i,y.
FUNERAL from Sacred Heart cnth..lra,
M1NbAf; p.tohcr :. At 10 \. VI. lntcrmenI
tniyH COL tcm"trry.
toBiNSOE.-Dtad 8, he, homo COO U.,
ton Avenue. Barton Heights. ::eo :, ii
SntnrdN%, ait.r lingering Illness Mrs
LAURA Il ROBINSON. VIE 81 T. - ToL.
tuson ii"r children arc Nr'. Gcorg" Sirp
MIS-. Ethel HnIlrSou, Richmond. Va: Mrs
~ r Wells Boise. ldah": Mrs T. Y Dob
son SEATTLE. wash. and seven grnudchiI|
tT"u.
Funeral from homo ~ 1890 u " MOS
DAY. Burial iu r"rU, Ind Tuesday Th.
nalin"a-@0- gre ~ / terrain" l.. linzis,
l.. J. Goodwin
COPY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02
DIR. MnrL 4" Address Tuesday club.

Rev Edward Mack. -. -. Of Union
Theological Seminary. will speak :u the
sunday School institute. Al the Rail-
road Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton tomorrow evening at $40 o'clock.
The Christian Workers Training club
viii meet tomorrow night At o'clock
Secretary :. J.. Thomas VIII lead the
meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02
ul>i,rinI: ALMANAC.


H"ElrlinG Today, mo State I.ihrIry
vi! 10" open from o'clock in the morn
iuE until : o'clock in The evening. The
new arrangement is for the accommo-
dation OF school and college students
who made extensive us" Of the refer
cM-c WOrkS nftcr ihnir dAilN clnsSns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02
q FnENCII TROOPS CAPTURE:
~. ~. SOME ELEMENTS OF TRENCHES

-. pARls. October. l.Atfrcnch ,roors
:, .haHe captured some elements ot
~ trenches to the north o: Raucour, ana
- southeast OF Morvai. tho Sommc
front. according TO the official COM
'b' nfanicatlon issued Tonight,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02

m o + \ IN AHlX. October IL
ThomaS f. Wcediu. registrar Of the
United states land Office" and formerly
city editor Of tho Kansas City Times
and Omaha World ii"rald. died here
early to-day. He also was the founder
of the I:rnMMsNLlln r.mn- Dcmocrat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02
CONSIDERABLE ARTILLERY
ACTIVITY On SOMN

:. FAIRS. October 1.-The French rc-
: port is as follows:
Afternoon official: On the Somme
;. there was considerable artillery nctiv-
tl,y. We made some progress during
':therniEht by hand-grenade lighting to
Nthc southeast Of Morvai and along the
. Soinrnc to the southeast Of Glory. On
tic remainder OF the front Their. was
intermittent cannonading"
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i."rnI Temperature.
Local ISuittCuIf.

Rainfall last twcnty-four hours None
h"hCi"ncN IN rainfall since March
.-....'..: ......,.......... n.?7
h"n1i"rcN az rainfall since Ian
nary Observation-Disclosures. .0l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02
[ RTHI1H HRTTI>u GAINS
on ~OMNIE FROM

.. LONDON. October l.-Bri,ish troops
2 the Sonne from, mad, further gain.
asst night. the War Onicc announced
p-day They captured German pos
Sons between Flers and lie Safs am,
llso IN the Thicpval area
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02

LEFT Ca East Main car. 5.lj = NJ sunday
iriyS black hand rurs" containing cst
tickets book "f l. stamps. keys and 500
,hanEc. Finder please return and got re-
Nari. Mrs. Agnes II. Smith. care OF kauf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02
The Weather
FURNISHED nv L. :. weather bureau,
i'"rrcnst, Virginia

l'urrcnst. Virginia
- t'nir Wan Il 81 v,
warmer IN interior;
Tuesday fnir, wnrni-
cr.
Nerth tnroliDa-
Fair NOnIn. and
TucSiln.. warmer In
the Interior. mode
rate east 10 south.
east winds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02

T"mp"raiur". y: humidity, 10. wind,
direction. northeast: win.i. velocity. :
miles. weather. clcuv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02
LEMBi;ItG RENEWED

~ PETEoGRAD, October / tvia Lon.
n).-The Russian drive at IcmberG
was renewed yesterday. After "a period
.s'of 'comparat!v" inactivity. IN. Russians
fnauguratci strong offensive move
ments north ANA south Of tho t;aiician
.< capital According 10 t"-days War
~. once report material successes have
becD won 7, IS ,,tI ,.,.,.z -. -
n positions were penetrated, ana tina,
more than 5000 prisoners we're taken.
The Teu,ouic forces arc offeriuc bitter
20; resistance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02
SMALL. OPERATIONS
on SOMNIE FRONT

.jl.-l ON SOMNE FRONT
- crARIS October 1.-The midnich, oil.
3. '.''csal report says:
On the Sommc front VIC have ear
.,,tarioa ont some small opera tons We
-. have taken some sections Of trench
-! North OF i.ancourt and southeast OF
:. .M6rvaI Ar'llcry exchanges have oc-
80 SyIGstcd or various parts of tho front.
tas:.These were particularly violent south
l.,u,>ate.thc Sommc and in tho Champagne
.: insion
49, :, South of Euttc du Demcsnil the
~: Germans launched two consecutive at
t>:"tacks after heavy bombardnent. our
8S 1:CMttain OF fire arrested their assaults
H"Ahy further effort east OF Tahure was
49,. rendered equally rruitless by our fire.
'es!.a,-rA captive balloon was brought down
''%7fn the region OF Longavesncs. on tho
Sommc front.
.ssQn the left bank OF the Strmma
!. British troops. after complete artillery
y - u preparation. made brilliant assaults on
two fortified villages on tho Scres road
80 "ESevcral hundred prisoners were taken.
'at-9'Fn' tic kainaikil district the Ser.
bi:tns attacked a heish, which was
strongly defended by tho Bulgars. Tho
t, ~, bravery OF allies was suoh that
sSss5iis slpcN completely ov2rcamc the resist
~ E1Sse; OF their alrersnrics. who were
st comtaiied, to ABANDON the position lcav.
/, ing many dead on the field. 'rhe Ser.
IN, binns captured a Bulgarian battery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02

have pushed forward their positions.
DYrins SATURDAY nigh, and TO day. Ger.
ssvnan trenches near Morval and Glory
fcll into the hands OF the French in
SfSnadc fighting
>s..---''-.&'erlsn- reports. however that attacks
by. the British cas-; of Thicpval and
III 6Stthe. Fscnch IN the vicinity OF Ram
I'D cHdrt.. ,Cour celGt,c. Morval and Halle
were repuscd. The activity around
Halle may indicate the commencement
9I.?,n entente Drive with Peronne as its
objective.
- ! - .h,he Eoums nian theatcr is witnessing
only local engagements. The number
.,of" prisoners taken by the army OF
General Won FalkenhaYn in the Her
mannetadt region. exceeded 1000.
Thirteen guns and large quantities Of
- supplies also were captured. including
~. 800 railroad cars laden with ,Hunitfons.
- - In Macedonia. The Serbians after days
49,. OF bitter lighting. have AZ last cap
4. ,tnrcd tho kaiwskcalan Height. on the
Is. Greek-Scrhian border, from the Bulyar-
- ians. Tho british on the Strumu have
a'1- taken a portion Of the Eulcaran line
near Tho Orlaiak fridge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02
BRrTTsH TROOPS ADVANCE
: $50, ON 3.O0ap- YARD 'FRONT.'

.....- LONDON. October 2-Brltish troops
~ IN tho center along the Somme line
shave made an advance on 4 1000 yard
.-'r front from east Of Eaucourt .L'Ahbayc
- to the Albert Ba naumc Road accord
ing TO the official statement from head
80 quarters Issued at midnight
RUSSIAN DRIVE AT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-02

We perfectly matched.
We profit, to your profit.
We the original run-abouts.
We the first civil engineers.
We are for the the street.
We the first shock absorbers.
We the first moving pictures
We paved with good intentions
We made the ''you-tote' idea possible.
We stand the pace in all walks of life.
We gave you something to kick about
We keep step with you, without you.
We believe in peace, but go we'll heeled.
We have the largest Circulation in Virginia.
We the first public carriers in Virginia.
We the walking delegates of peace at all prices.
We cover a small space, but distance is infinite
We placed home town comfortable footing.
We had Vrgnians dry-footed before they dry-voted.
We sold by Boschen, half by you.
We are Boschen Shoes 507 E. Broad ST.. Richmond Va
Since 1913 We Haze Been the Original Johnny Walkers
Still Running 1916.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-16

Santiago A1dunate has been ap-
pointed Chilean ambassador to the
United States
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-16
DOPE FIENDS IN
BOSTON NUMBER
ABOUT 10000
Over $4,000 In Massachu-
sets Addicted to the
Drug Habit.

Boston, Nov. 16.-Information that
some physicians of Boston are "mak-
ing dope fiends and then by treat
ment'' extricating fabulous sums from
them annually, stimulated the office
Of the district attorney and the police
department yesterday to inaugurate
the greatest crusade against the drug
terror ever undertaken in this Sec
ton.
Every illegal practitioner will be
prosecuted. With them will be driven
to the wall in the proposed attack the
countless coke" clubs and the semi
fashionable drug "parlors" said to in
fest the Back Bay district and that
part of the South End Familiarity
known as "Heroin square,"
One physician, a sort Of king dis
tributor, wrote from 160 to 175 pres
criptions of various kinds Of drugs
every day, according to the facts that
have been collected since the investi-
cation started several months ago.
other doctors engaged in the business
averaged as high as 1000 prescrip-
tons a month. The price for each
prescription was 81.
Mondays midnight raid on the Of
fees of DR.. Lemuel F. Noble at 143
Massachusetts, avenue, in which %
women and girls and two men were
caught, was the first blow. Others
will be landed in rapid-f1re order
without cessation until the city is rid
of the vice, according to Assistant