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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-18

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ten She'll ieiner Strafe bsreits pers
biibt bat, tpirb er fpubrideinli9 snts
lafen fperben.
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alt, iprane seitern 9lbenb bon Der
Cincinnati Siibbabnbriide in ben
5lub unb ertrant. gbarles 2uusbiin
ppn Gublop bate bic Srau bemertt,
dig bisIe einen Sbeil ibrer aleibuns
ublsets, auf bas Seldnber bindufitisg
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tdide, ipelde bic llneliidli9e Suriida
lisb, entbielt @di9eitiide unb cine
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bienen t0nnte, bic 6renlbe 5u iientifis
sieren, ipurbe sefunben. Oa oud elm
pdrfiimfldidden aus Der Sisd'iden
4pOtbete, 6. unb Main Strnbs sefuns
ben tpurbe, slaubt man, bab Die
SeIbitm0roerin in Gooington seipobnt
bate.
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eesen 6. .. Susbes, tpeI9er ansebli3
einen ipertbIoTen @bed sum 9etrase
ppn $40 perauseabt bate, Elm 8ers
baftsbefebl srtpirtt tpprbsn. Dd
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bet, iollte Der 9ouperneur StonIsp
bas @erlunesn I'M bic 4usIieferung
bes Susbes iteaen. Der @ouOerneur
fpies iebo6 bas 9eiu6 ab, ba es ii9
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@erseben unb nidt lin elm @ei breden
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eines pertbloien Gbets, in Der Sdnt
ein5ablen gu tDnnen.
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unb Martin Strabe, feierte nprges
tern iein 80jGbriees Wiesenfeit. Serr
gieinte erfrsut iib feinss brapen
beutideu Gbarafters tpegsn in ben
peiteften areiien eines sroben 9lns
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haB bem 9eburtstagstinb sablrsi6.
unb bersli6e 9ratulationen non aIs
len Seiten gu Sbeil fpuroen. an3
bic 8eamten bes union perpetual
gaubsreins, beFen prGftbent Serr
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geftorben.
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Union 2isbt, $. Il. 3. Gumpuun
fpurbe geftern an Der 8. Strabe t6eils
peiis bur8 Geuer 5erit0rt. Der Shu>
zen 6strdst $50. 3tpei S9eunen.
10. 1903 ganflid Strdbe, tpuroen
9eftern bur6 Sgeuer beI9GSist. Der
Shobeu III oerind.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-18

CLARA gebnts, 9fmanba Sunbm.per,
RoIe Gpelpn Butler, Whapme ". ppls
emma Meierois. Widrsarsie Jeu,rs
ftsin. Wslifa armiirons. emma Zoos
unb Gofie gieb. Die Ramen Del
Sausdrst., iusIds Diploms erhaltsn
fabcn, iino Gr. Sobn gieo! SOftnIan
unb Dr.. Senrp q. z. gisler.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-18

1921 9iftpp strase, no 4. ,iusr
gefu6 madis. uuf Big j.st un,rlIdtt:
0tiie nm ibr. 5anbtaIde NIT $1.5o
in gaar uHb Shmudia6eH i'm Dsr'
tbe pon $50 beitcblsn.
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forb eoniiruciipn Co.. no. 123 Sii
6. Strabe, purbeu WeHinssR0hreH
unb Dlai6insnikiIe i'm Wertfe Dor
e.pu 500 eniDsnbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-18
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lssenen Nobnuns bss Ghas. 5dnion,
elm Jeuer. bas sinen S6absn BON
$50 anridteie. ebs eS ssl0i4t tpsrbsn
tonnie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-18
Fred. A. Erschell,
9eidsabsaattsr nab Ginbaliamirtr
7u. yorR Str, y1etpport, ,9p.,
xslspeou: ssute SO unb SoutS 2eee.
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EHtsisnt srrtansinHseH
beg eiast-asHmIRar psm Rswssrt a. ~


Ter Refuporf anit Der Stabtsommiifdre tieIi
an cbieei Datum unter BEN porfit bes glanors
gibingiioH feiue regulate sttuns at. elupsfenb
pdren bir stou7riifdrt Gbert, Sermur, gtrGren
unb aefenbere.
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fihtigf.
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hber ete tnnssairlHg bon Coupons sirm Be-
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ben aiteH eelesf
Gs purbe beidIoHen, $1,000 on bic Gsppeti
Rational BaHf fit bds BoHt. unb 8infeH'
sionic su frnnsfeiTeu.
gs ipurbe befnIoHsH. gsetnuneen bcs @aiier,
erfssIeparteusnis snm Setrnge bon 5000. 50
snt 3abiima ansipeifen.
Gs uurbe beffloiNen, perfbtebene 3nblnngen
lii g9liiermietbe 81 retonrniren.
gs fpnfoe befdlrHen. 3etnuneen fdnlnflitsr
1epariemsnts sur setraee bon sS7s7.oo sun
3abluHg un3uipsiien.
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Sea. ". y etbtrefon, Dlabcr.
atfeft: arfbnr Rotb. Aerrrber.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1916-04-20

G. l.. Bryson of Pascola was in
this city Monday looking after
business.
Our good old friend, Henry,
Lingemann, was in town Satur.
day trading.
Half tie fun of having feet is that
you can wear Billiken Shoes-Buckley
Andy Shaw and family and sew.
eral friends motored over to this
city Saturday afternoon.
Fred Morgan was in Memphis,
Tenn, Thursday and Friday of
last week and sold lot of corn
and cotton seed.
NJ. G. Manuel, one of the live
merchants of Pascola, was in
Hayti Sunday talking with old
baseball friends.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1916-04-20
Local and Personal.

Lee Crockett of the Foust
neighborhood was in town Sat.
urday trading with our mer.
chants.
BE kind to your feet, you only have
two. Wear Billiken Shoes-Buckley.
Reuben Belts of Pascola was
in this city Tuesday and called
around at the Herald office on
business matters.
Billiken Shoes iii 10 toes, you
above all must be satisiied-Buckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. "A. Baldwin of
Kenneth came over Monday at
noon returning home in the after.
noon. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. r. A. Mayes.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1916-04-20
Local and Personal.

John Wilks was attending to
railroad business in Caruthers.
vile Monday.
Mrs. John Scott and son.
Jimmie, were visiting in Kennett
last week, returning Friday.
Mayor E. S. Workman OF Por
tageville and party of friends
motored down Tuesday after
noon.
Judge Sterling H. McCarty
and John Sample of Caruthers.
Vile motored over to this city
Sunday.
! Rev. ]. B. Ragsdale and wife
were in Charlottesville Monday
afternoon comforting with Rev.
Setter.
Why not buy the best -four. when it
costs no more than cheaper brands?
Try Lee Brand. Sold exclusively
at Averill's Store.
DR.. w. A. Swearingen and wife
were in Charlottesville Monday
afternoon attending to business
matters.
Cashier T. A. McNail of the
Bank of Hayti had business mat
tiers in Charlottesville Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. j. S. Landon came over
to this city Sunday afternoon
with John Riggs and wife in Mr..
Riggs automobile.
DR.. Paul Baldwin of Kenneth
came over Monday at noon and
took DR.. F. A. Mayes to a hospi,
tai in st. Louis. The Doctor has
been in bad health all winter.
We hope to hear from them in a
few days and that the Doctor is
improving.
DR.. Geo. Phipps and Bob Cop
page of Charlottesville passed
through this city Tuesday morn
ing on their way to 10l Ranch,
Okla, where they go to join the
Gray brothers in a coyote chase,
before the 10l Ranch show
makes its opening in ST. Louis
this year. /
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1916-04-20
General, County and Local News Items
on General and Local Internationally Something About You

Mrs. Anna Tins was called to
MarstOn this week to attend the
bedside of a relative.
Miss Lois Erwin of Concord
neighborhood visited friends in
Hayti last week.
E. s. Berry and wife of Caruth.
ersville motored over to this city
Thursday afternoon of last week.
Quite a crowd of young people
went boat riding Sunday after.
noon with Jas. Stanley as captain.
Dixie Reed was in from the
farm Saturday and informed US
that farming was very much ad-
vanced. Said lots of cotton this
year and most of the farmers
looking and feeling prosperous.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1916-04-20

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Letter and
little son, Ernest went over to
Kenneth Sunday and returning
that night. Ernest returned
Monday at noon.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1916-04-20

Ed Huffman, Jas. Lewis of Ca.
ruthersville and John Grow and
Esq Hale of Cottonwood Point
motored over to this city Satur.
day afternoon.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1916-04-20

All the best and latest in drinks, at
Scott g. Morgans saloon. Or If you
want whiskey, wine or beer for your
family or for medicine the stock Is
large and you can get what you call
for. IF
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1916-04-20
Classified Advertising
FOR SALE.

| have four vacant lots, one house
and lot, log and road wagons for sale
ut a bargain. Terms can be arranged.
See X. l.. Popham, Hayti, Mo. 20 At
FOR SALE-Four vacant lots,
cheap for cash. i. Il. Rice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
ANTHRACITE OPERATORS
Reject MINERS DEMANDS
Employees Ask 20 Per Cent Increase
and TwO-Ycar Working
Agreement.
ALSO WANT UNION RECOGNIZED
Reply. Signed by Executives OF Nine
teen Companies, Says Acceptance
Would Cause so Cents Ton .iu-
vance i'm Retail Prices.

NEW YORK, February 3.-The an
thracite coal operators rejected here
to-day the demands of their miners
for a 90 per cent increase in wages,
complete recognition OF the United
Mine Workers OF America. two-ycar
working agreement. an cight-hour day.
and changes in the methods OF fixing
wages
The operators propose that If the
differences cannot be settled bv the
Interested parties themselves. they
be submitted to the board OF concili-
alton provided for in the award of
the anthracite coal strike commission
of 1902 The miners demands we're
formulated last September. ana Zero
ratified last week by the United Mine
Workers convention at Indianapolis.
The reply TO the demands OF the min
crs WAS signed bv the executives Of
nineteen anthracite companies. and
stated that TO grant the increase ask
ed would increase the retail price Of
domestic sizes OF anthracite co cents
ton. The anthracite industry. it
stated. was now being Conducted on
rs low margin of profit as possible.
II the operators arc to continue TO
serve the public"
The recognition OF tho United Mine
Workers of America was denied on IN.
ground that the union was controlled
by men employed in the bituminous
fields. 1t also was stated that cxpcri-
cncc in the bituminous fields showed
the proposed two-ycar agreement
threatened 'bi-ycar disturbance and
prosperity OF the miners. operators and
the general public"
The operators quote government sta
tistics to show that the time lost by
strikes and suspensions in the btu
minouS fields between 1911 and 1912
was equivalent to "A loss Of earning
capacity approaching the labor cost
OF digging another Panama Canal"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
HOUSE BILLS

m s G osse or .aa
tcrdhy under rule 81:
To the Committee for Courts OF JUS
By Mr.. Price. Of Richmond ci,y-,To
amend and rc-enact section a9I7 OF the
ny Mr.. Price. of Riehmond ct,y-To re-
peal section 2iG7 OF the Code ia relation
BY Mr.. whl,e-To repeal section l5e
BY Mr.. cook-To require the Supreme
in vacation. To state reasons for refusal
Of appeals. writs OF error, and all other
writs.
~ Mr. pence-To amend and re-enact
section 1907 OF the Code in relation TO
BY MIR Notwithstanding clerks OF
courts record and index orders and
DEGREES appointing substituted trustees.
By Sir. Price. of Richmond city-Pro-
high constable OF any su,nnons. order. at
sued by civil justices elected for cities con-
tanning over 5000 inhabitants.
nE Mr. ,s OF Tho caas and ct
penalty for prac,ictng law without IL
ccnse.
By MIR Stant-To amend and re-enact
section $3.50 OF the Code.
TO the Committee on General Laws:
By Mr.: Whi,e-Io preven, the pollution
purposes
To the Committee on Asylu.ns and Pri-
sons
BY Mr. whi,e-To provide for the relief
through the use of aleoho,it liquors or
GUS TO the public or himself.
To the Committee on Counties. Cities
and Towns:
| an act providing funds TO help maintain
INDECENT consumptiyes at the Catawha Sana-
torium
To the Committee on Federal Relations
and Resolutions:
BY M5; Epss-To prem. and punish The
States.
To the Committee on Special Private and
Local Legislation:
BY Mr.. w,ns,on-To amend and re;enac.
Charter for the town Of F nl2i '' ne"
BY Mr.. Parr-For the relief Of william
| III. Bowman.
BY Mr. yalsn,in rs,,E for III.
Brunswic
b. Mr.. Harrison-ro provide for TAX
,sriai Dis,ric; OF Prince George County and
funds upon such census.
b. Mr. Pitts--To authorize tho rector
ana visitors OF the University Of Virginia
| T. IIopkims OF New York CITY. in regard i
to conditional donation and TO enter Into
coniracts OF "A similar nature with others.
By- Mr.. Wittcn-To prevent hogs from
running at large IN the town OF Grundy,
in the county of Buchanan.
Ey MI Ga,ewood-To permit the Boards
OF Supervisors OF counties u! Amherst and
Bedford to establish ana maintain "A free
ferry across james River, Big
Island and to accept contributions toward
the expenses thereof.
By Mr.. Baum-To amend and re.cnact
act empower the Board of Super
v!sors OF Princess Anne County to pur-
chase or acquire certain toll roads and toll
bridges in said county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

provemcnts "a may b" agreed upon by tho
state Highway Commissioner and the State
Health COMMISSIONS, and prescribing tho
manner IN which the expenses OF such
force shalt he paid Referred to the Com
mittce on Finonce.
BY MIR. Aliens. -. No. 23+. to provide
n new charter for tho town OF crcwc. in
the county Of Nottoway. Referred To the
Committed ON Joint. Special. Private and
Local Legislation.
BY Mr.. Mathcws-S Is. No. 233. permit
ting the creation OF tho office OF public
defender In cities having population Of
10000 or more. and providing for their APP,
pointmcnt and defining their powers and
duties. referred to the Committee for
Courts of Justice.
BY Mr.. Cannon-S Is. No c3j. to
thorize banks and trust companies to mako
acccptanccs and to Issue letters OF credit.
Referred TO tho Committee on Insurance
and banking.
BY Mr.. Eariy-s. b. No. 2as. to authorize
the rector and visitors OF the University
OF Virginia to enter into a contract with
Dr. William l.. Hopkins. OF New York CITY
in regard to II conditional donation and to
enter Into contracts OF similar nature
with others Referred to the Committee
Public Institutions and Education.
BY Mir. Saunders-S. Is. No. 237 to amend
section 1917 of the Code In relation to
grand Jurors. Referred to the Committee
FOR Courts OF Justice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
THE HOUSE

The House yesterday passed the
optometry bill on its third reading.
sending 1t TO the Senate for concur
renee. II passed also House bill No.
81 amending section 30 of an act
approved finally on March 10, 1914.
introduced by Delegates Jones, Price
and Hobson. OF Richmond
The following Senate bills. on their
third reading. were passed and go now
TO their enrolment and 10 the Gov
crnor for his signatures:
No. i?-Prohibiting the sale of cider
or other drink containing more than
onc-half OF I per cent alcohol within
the corporate limits OF the town of
Columbia, or at any point within two
miles OF that town.
No. TOTO provide for the building
and Improvement of public roads in
Surry County.
No. 1l2-Authorizing the Board OF
Supervisors OF Ta=cwcll County to
ISSUE additional bonds to meet GER
tain Indebtedness incurred for road
Improvement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
Prospects Bright
for State Game Law
Bill Now on House Calendar and
Before Senate Sub
Committee

With Il subcommittee OF the Senate
Committee on Fish and Game at work
on Il draft to be reported TO the larger
Dody at It's next meeting, and standing
IN the amcndatory stage on the House
calendar. the bill! TO create State
department of Game and Inland Fish
crics Tor tho regulation of hunting and
fshlhS rs in fair way for considera-
tiOh during the first half of the lcEiS-
lativc session
Though amended by the House Com
nii'tcc Oh General Laws, the bill still
retains many Of the salient features
81 the original draft. In the amended
FORM, the measure provides for the
appointment. of a State Game Commits
sooner. The committee deemed it wise
10 dispense with the clause making !.
mandatory that a man should possess
"a written permission before hunting on
anothcr'S land
IN the Senate, the bill is stu pend
ing before the Committee OH Fish and
lame. To facilitate matters. the chair
man Of thai committee has named =
smaller body. OF which Scnctor Robert.
S"iI as chairman. to consider the meas
nrc and report its findings either at :,
called meeting Of the committee or to
The regular session Monday jug. what
Is not definitely known.
Tn" fr",n' rs OF the bill have rbro,vp
stringent restrictions around hunting
N The State. in the hope OF PROTECTING
both ihc wild life of Virginia ana tho
man who owns property. Lcgitimat.
hunters viii find little to obst ruct them
IN th"Ir search for sport, but the ruth
IeSs slaughter and the trespasscr will
ma IL not SO easy as in years past
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
=. j. BUSBE; Is ELECTED
NORTH CAROLINA WARDEN
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

ISpcCIHI 20 TIC I!IIlcS- DTS patCh.I
RALEIGH. y. c., February as. J.
Busbce is the new States prison
warden, succeeding the late T. =. sales.
who died suddenly just after he had
c!ectrocuted the TWO Iiuilford County
murderers on Friday. Mr.. Busbee was
elected to-day by the directors after
conference with Governor Craig. Bus
bee has been with the prison as 4
guard and camp superintendent for
many years. being a native OF Raleigh,
and now serving at the Baden con-
vict camp. His first electrocution duty
will be Jim Cooper, the Rowan negro
murderer, on February II. Next he
will have a double clcctrocution on
March s. when Samuel p. Christy and
Ida Ball Warren, OF Forsyth are to
he elcctrocuted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

The next succeeding election for final
adoption. "''a
me three House bills on the calen
OAR that had reached their third read.
ing aHn were ready for action we're
passed by; one Of these was the bill
introduced at the instance Of the Rich
mona Advertisers club. making rn-
true. deceptive ana misleading adynr
Using "a a misdemcanor. punishable by
fine. The bill was passed bv on mo,
ton of Senator Addison. OF Ivncbbmrp
me Senate was in session two hours,
hu)ourning at o'clock TO convene to-
day at g o'clock noon
The following bills were n,se.d ,,d
sent 10 the House for concurrence.
Senate bill No. lO2-To amend scc-
tlon - Of an act 10 raise revenue
ior inc support OF the government and
public free schools. Patron, Senator
Senate bill No ALTO amend sec.
,ion 25ci Of the Code. Patron. Sen
Senate bin No. 5s--To provide when
and 70 what extent the statute of lirni-
tauons shall be suspended by proceed
ihss IN creditors suits. as to claims
rad.
senate bill No. s5-To amend an act
relative to the returns to be made
~ ian O. , assessors and the penalty for
qu!remcnts of the law Patron. sem
senate bill No. 1as-To amend sec
ZION $3.50 Of the Code. Patron. Sen
ator Strobe.
senate bill No. 14o-To amend sec
ton 1851 OF the Code. Patron. SEN
Senate bill No. lotto prevent tho
maintenance Of suits for the purpose
OF restraining the assessment or col :
lection OF taxes. Patron. Senator wal
ker.
Senate bill No. lso-To amend Soc
ton ?25' OF the Code. Patron. Sen
ator STROBE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
DISMISS RESOLUTION
AS TO PREPAREDNESS

continued from FRS; Page
plaincd that the minority voted solidlv
against the "prcpnrc,incss'' resolution
because 1, was the conviction OF its
members that the Wilson ad!ninistra-
ton should be permitted TO work ont
the problem unhn,nncrcd and tina, II
was !nadv!sable for tho General Assem-
blv to attcmp, to influence Congress
one way or the other. The Republicans
OF the country. n. said. have ALWAYS
stood for ADEQUATE preparcdncss. and
tho minority members were. therefore
personally in favor OF such Il policy
In the general debate that preceded
500 ''ee'' % OF 's'''o"'h' HaEe
MS 10 '"e ''ceus measure
nv same HoS'''"h was axe" pF i'e'e
h"tc H''a''"' va "''"Ies'e'' c'esa'e
ID" Ne'' VINE 'PP' " ''S q ST. u" ''e"'i'S
VI
prfp". en'ess ''''' o"'''''e" ''e
,
l'e''e"'e i'us" y h'''' OF i'och :
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,,.a, 10 ,,sk Nv po,oc,,a 1Io,
ro,lo ,pl o,b.r, ,,ho an,,,,ao,, -,
-, ,ho cb,-o ana ~, , a.,
rcusnoners Mr. v-bite renlioo ~, ~
did NOT include tho yirrinio n.n.rs &,
his charge Dclerote Re,io of ro-o,;no
annrovcd tho I.ocdv roso,ut,o,, no,ai,
tina, Tho President should y. ci,.on
every POSSIBLE support I'm bis nrosant
anpcal to the pconle of Tho I-rttnd
states
p,,couD,,D yor, nv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
! Ing DR.. Mohr and his companion. Emily

| Ing DR.. Mohr and his companion. Emily
G.. Burger.
Whether Brown goes free or not"
Lewis declared, "ho vii, have the sat
isfaction of knowing that nc was not
ono of those who combined TO railroad
an innocent woman to prison. to scpa-
rate her from her loved ones. Charles
and Virginia Mohr. her children"
Mrs. Mohr wept as counsel made this
reference to her. and continued TO sob
for some minutes.
John T. Edwards. counsel for Henry
II. Spclman, the other negro defend
ant. contcndcd that the police theory
WAS entirely based upon Il suspicion
voiced by George Rock. when he
charged IIcalis with having framed
up" the murder with Mrs, Mohr.
The entire day tomorrow viii bc oc-
cupied with the arguments by John
Il. Fitzgerald for Mrs. Mohr and At
torncy-Gcucrai Rice FOR tn" prosccu-
tion. Justice Stcarns Will not charge
the jury until Saturday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
Here and There
in the Legislature

Senator Gums bill. making It a
lhlSdcmeanor for a State treasurer or
other State or county official to bor-
row money from a bank in which he
has deposited public funds. was re-
ported favorably yesterday afternoon
from the Senate Committee on In
surance and Banking. The bill pro-
vides that. If the bank is Il State do
pository. il shall cease to be such from
that date.
If a bill introduced yesterday by
Delegate White OF Rockbridge, is en-
acted into law, the fact that a man has
engaged in duel with Il deadly wea-
pom will not disqualify for public
Office. Mr.. White was the patron Of
another bill, providing for n commits
sion of lunacy to sit on the cases Of
habitual drunkards and users of dope. f"
who, when proven to be helpless. are
TO be confined In tho Western state
Hospital for the Insane
Chicken stcalers, under n bill Of
fcrcd by Delegate Pence. OF Shcnan-
doah. will be guilty Of a felony.
Delegate IT. Freeman Epcs, OF Not
tOway, thinks that man who uses
the United States flag for ADVERTISING
purposes should be subjected to n fine
of 500. He introduced n bill yesterday
cmbodyinE that provision.
If bill introduced Yesterday by
Senator Allen. of Luncnburg. is en-
acted into law. treasurers of coun-
ties will he required to pay over 10
the boards of supervisors all moneys
due the county by October of each
year. The boards are directed to de-
post such funds in county deposi
tories which will be required to give
security and pay interest ut the rate
of . per cent. No money may be
checked out except on a warrant of tho
board Of supervisors.