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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
DENTIST WILL EXAMINE
SCHOOL CHILOREN'S TEETH
New rInn VIII He Put Into Eject
With Opening Of Next
Session.

In line "iih the advanced Ideaa If
sanitation and Thoroughly modern
equipment "h!rh have long dis-
tinE uished the public school syEtem nj
Eiehnond. ,n- acnDDI Eoard has Sc
cured from the or Council an ap-
preparation VITA Ns!ch 10 employ a
dentist, "hns: business !, win he TO
examine and c.r. ~. the teeth Of
pupils enrolled Ia n. achna!s
k!chmnEd has fax several years had
cnrDs n! pnJs!clan: ana nuraes con-
h+ct+d With the pUniic zchnoI system,
aIt the need ~ G"utisr IA 10 tho
""TE +E2gHatsG ny ,n@rn has InnK
b""n f.it h..etDfrrs tn+ nu!ses nave
examined ihs cnllGr+n'. teeth. ard
made iHcr!nn@nGati0na .nr dental
""fE ~ ,h+!r r%EpEctig- parznts IA
the majof.iy n. caaas tne&G ssg9es-
'!"hh nave gnne EnnsHdAG
tnH.r the prEs=ni l!an. whirn viii
- int" ersc, nert s%astnn, s.e rarnnt
"iH "s '"!iEysG r.: al Aza~n:c ard
rrfry' ana ths resnrnslrlity II the
rhilfftn'1 health mn " :.l4,4d ia e.3-
a'!e hahfs m HDp.iN4r.rn. frr the
D"Dt!"n nae r+@n rSe~.ved yet
Inc schrnl Zreaira c!rz~G yraf@rfay,
( ," fa' As ne hnlainR ~ cIass.s IL
q "nr "'hEf Tnamlne'iraa pllI ,ezin
I ~ |rnfay anG cDnt.nu~ tnrra.<h the
i """> Ehrr,iY sfttf @zanInAt.nns ara
- an md. YAcat.ru zehn>ix ett be
'h"A@f "n~rh ~h1IGr.n fsfrIer,t In any
/ ~ 'n"if HiHf.@< nm h Hiytn IN ho.
+ hn'Nhi'T ~ mak3nz fn.fn NJ h-r1rA
i- ns1t sEEsinn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
MEDICAL COLLEGE FINALS
BEGIN TOMORROW NIGHT
Rev. w. Russell Bowie. ID. D., VIII
Preach Bnccainurcate Sermon mt
st. PnuFn Church.

The commencement exercises at the
Medical College of Virginia will be
fnaugurated tomorrow night with
the preaching of tho baccalaureate
sermon In st. Paul's Episcopal Church
by the rector. Rev. w. Russell Bowie.
ID. ID. The Address before the Alumni
Association. the feature OF the final
program, Will be delivered by DR. viii
liam IL. Taylor on Monday night at
$3.50 o'clock.
The commencement exercises will
come to a close In the City Auditorium
on Tuesday night. when diplomas will
he awarded to the graduating classes
by the dean. DIR. Stuart Mcclure.
President William l.. Potcat. OF Wake
Forest College. will deliver the an
nual address. Following the exercises
in the City Auditorium, members OF
the classes will go to tho Masonic
Temple, where will be held the annual
dinner.
On Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
there will be meeting OF the in
stitution's board OF visitors and that
night at 10 o'clock the alumni smoker
Will be held. DR.. Russell Cecil. OF
New York. will address the Alumni
Association on Tuesday morning at II
o'clock. and at ? o'clock a clinic will
he conducted at the Memorial Hos
pital by DR.. Stuart Mcclure. DR.. Murat
Willis. DR.. Beverly Tucker. Dr. Van
derhoof. Dr.. Graham, DR.. Brown and
Dr. Miller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
BROOK ROAD GRADING
IMPERATIVE, SAYS BOILING
city Attorney Now Called Upon by
Hoard Concerning Lowering
of 'rrncks

Reporting on the order OF the Ad-
Hlhlstratve Board asking for "A report
as 10 why IL was necessary to revise
IN" grad" OF Brook Road as sug-
eested under the plan prepared by As
sistant city Engineer NJ. o. Hankins.
which would require the Richmond and
chesapeake Bay Railway Company to
lower lis tracks along this section In
conformity TO the proposed grade. CITY
engineer Boiling yesterday advised the
board that the change was absolutely
necessary.
The City Engineer explained that the
new grade was necessary TO give proper
shSihce drainage TO the street. and TO
proVlde for tn" sewerage system that
VIII ultimately be installed In this sec
ti0n The railroad company. ne said.
should be made TO bring rs tracks 10
the street grade.
The Richmond and Chesapeake Ray
railway Company fought the plan sey-
era weeks ago. the statement being
made by one OF It's COUNCIL tina, m.
company has been 4 losing proposj.Ion
from the first day that u had been
operated. and asked that the city would
not connie! II 70 meet the new require
n"nt The board yesterday referred
the report OF City Engineer Rollin. -,
Guy Attorney Pollard tor his in.orras-
tion ana guidance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
LOCOMOTIVE BUILDERS
WILL BE KEPT BUSY
Richmond Plant Gets Share OF au.,.
ncss Which Has Unexpect-
cdly Dcvciopcd.

Orders received by locomotive build.
crs so far this year are OF such yolum,
to assure the operation OF their plants
throughout the year on full capacity
with business that was on the verge
of being closed. the indications ara
that with the heavy demand the plant
will he kept busy practically all o.
next year. Record breaking order,
have jus, been placed by railroad,
with the builders. and moro business,
is pending. II is understood.
The Richmond plant of the Anen,
lean Locomotive Company Ia fast com.
plotting It's munition orders and about
August |. or as soon thereafter as ths
necessary machinery can be installed
Will resume locomotive building. a
large part OF the business OF the com !.
pany, which has received a liberal Dor.
ton OF the recently placed orders, will
be filled AT the local plant. II is stated
IL Is reported that locomotives which
cost $4,000 each las. year, are now
costing about s45,o00. caused by thu
large increase in the prices OF ali
metals. AS evidence OF the anticipated
business this year and in protection
OF next. makers OF locomotives have
been endearoring within the past few
weeks to place orders for plates To-,
delivery over the entire year of 1917.
or the 32S locomotives ordered durins
tho month Of May. the American Loco.
motive Company will build 135.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTlSTS
TO ORDAlN L. O. GORDON
Services VIII he Conducted mt Camp
Meeting Thi. Afternoon mt
3 O'Clock.

a feature Of this afternoons service
at the Seventh-Day Adventist camp
meeting on Beverly Street. facing Will
liam Byrd Park, will be the ordination
OF l.. o. Gordon, OF Portsmouth. to the
Gospel ministry. This ceremony will
Quoted by Rev. B. G. Wilkinson, presi-
dent of the Columbia Union Confer
ence: Professor c. 5. I.ongacre. nation
nj secretary of the Religious Liberty
Association. and Elder George F.
Enoch. Il returned missionary from
India.
Mr.. Gordon has been engaged In
evangelistic WORK for the past Ave
years in different parts OF Virginia
and has made a success in winning
souls to the Gospel. He came TO Vir.
ginia from Iowa, where he spent his
boyhood days. He was born In Illinois
III" VIII return to Portsmouth ut the
close OF the camp meeting and have
charge of campaign that will be con
Quoted in that city.
The young peoples dcpa rtment held
two enthusiastic meetings yesterday
with Professor &. {. Stone educationa
secretary OF the Columbia Union Con.
ference, and Richard f. Farley. the
secretary. taking leading parts
Professor Il. F. MAGELLAN. presiden,
of the Washington Missionary College
arrived on the grounds yesterday ant
VIII give a special talk concerning thai
institution at the meeting. scheduled
for 9 o'clock tomorrow morning Tn.
two principal services Tomorrow viii
be conducted by Professor Longacre Al
3 o'clock in the afternoon he will lee.
ture on The Millennium" while at
o'clock at night his subject will be
Does the European War Prove Chris.
tianity a Failure?'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
BISHOP PETERKlN RESIGNS
Retires ms Hcnd OF West virginia
Diocese on Account OF Ill
Health.

Bishop George w Peterkin. who has
been in i'll health for some time. yes
terday resigned as head OF the Episco-
pal Diocese OF West Virginia. His let
ter, in which he said he desired TO re-
tire In favor Of younger man. was
read at the Episcopal Council. now II
session at MartinshurE.
The bishop. who Is seventy-hve years
of age, Is the son or the late Rev
Joshua Peterkin. y. D.. who for many
years was rector Of St. James
Church. OF this city. He has been a
the head OF the Diocese ot West Nir.
Einia for thirty-seven years. He mar
ried Miss Marion stewart. OF Brook
Hin. Hcnrico County
bishop w. l.. Gravatt is presiding
at the council in the absence Of Bishop
pcterkin. whose illness prevented him
from being present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
KING CONFERS HONORS
SiI Peers, Twelve BarOnets and Thirty
ono knights Created on His
MaJesty's birthday.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch.]
LONDON. Juno 2-The London Ga
zbtic announces that the King has con-
ferrcd birthday honors on six peers,
twcivc baronets and thirty-one knights,
Including Lord Rufus d. l. Reading.
ma becomes a viscount.
rho following are created peers:
George Coats. director OF j. & p. Coats,
tia. Sir Saville Crossley and Sir
Arthur Nicholson.
sir Gilbert Parker, novelist, poet and
flaywright. is made a privy councillor.
These are created baronets: Sir Rob-
ert Hudson Berwick, Sir William Max
well Aitkcn, the Canadian Official ego
Witness" :Algernon Marshall stedman
Metnusn. head OF the publishing firm
OF Methuen & Co., Ltd; r. w. Meyer.
representative OF tho Ministry Of Mu-
nitions In America. and Cyril Arthur
Pearson. merchant and relief organ
| izer.
The Order OF Merit was conferred
upon Arthur J. Baifour. First Lord OF
the Admiralty. for his services in
philosophy and literature. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
ONE YEAR IN PEN
j. A. Lewis. Negro Physicinn. Sentenced
~ Hastings COurt-IieId by
FedcruI Authorities

Dr. a. a. Lewis. colored. was SEN
tenceh to one year In the penitentiary
yesterday By Judge David c. Richard :
SON. who overruled the demurrer filed
by his counsel at the trial. He was
charged with issuing fraudulent death
certificates to enable parties to collect
HE insurance.
Lewis liz being held under $4,000
bond by Federal authorities, charged
Win Forging prescriptions for NOR
phinc In violation o; the Harrison anti
narcotic act Ills trial has not been
set. but IL is probable that he will
first scrv- the sentence imposed on
him by the state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
BARRIERS FOR PREPAREDNESS
Richmond Local NnnnimousIy Indorse.
President Wilson's Defense
"a Program.

President Wilson's preparedness pro.
gram has received the unanimous In
dorsement OF Local No 3OS Journey
men BARRIERS international Union
which goes on record in promise
not only to promote the idea among the
people generally, but TO instiu into
their children the necessity OF being
adequately prepared to resist invasion.
The resolution was one: ID by Prcsi-
dent Arthur Charles Rungc
& The union. according to the resalu-
tion. believes somewhat with the Cen
trail Trades and Labor Council. which
recently went on record As being on
posed to preparedness. that the work :
Ing class will suffer principally from
tho Increased burden of taxation Incl.
dent to a larger army and navy, but
will uphold the movement rather than
be ruled. possibly. by some foreign
government"
= Copies OF the resolution will DO for.
warded to Nirginia's representative in
Congress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
WOMAN'S COLLEGE FINALS
START WITH CLASS DAY
Commencement Concert VIII Tnke
Place Tonight In School
Chapel.

Commenc.smcnt at the Woman's Col
lese began yesterday with the annual
class-day exercises. conducted on the
campus and in the college chapel. nd
the alumni luncheon, held in the ar
ternoon at the Jefferson Hotel To-
night At $50 o'clock. the final concert
will be held in the college chapel
Tomorrow night, the baccalaureate
sermon VIII be preached In the First
Baptist Churcn, ana on Monday night
at $3.50 o'clock there VIII be the bac-
calaureate address and the conferrina
OF degrees in the Academy Of Music
:, Members Of the graduating class this
year are as follows: Misses Annie Elan
Copley. Florrie Alice Carpantcr May
ME Noel Credlc. Milton Iiudgins, l.avne
-Nobella Horton. Kebekah Irbv. Ruth
Lee Keller. Elizabeth McElrath. Eta
Brooke Newbill, Mary Reulah Mock.
Mary Heath Raney. Frances Marie
Storm. Julia L. Spratlcy Frances
Emma Tribble and Dolores Inez Winn.
who Will receive the degree OF bache-
lor OF arts. Gladys Byrd Harrison,
Elizabeth Jeffries Morgan and Fanni.
Thompson, who will receive the d.cre.
OF bachelor OF science; Irene Trice
Vaughan. Louise Bryce. Sallie Finetta
Keel. Mary De Lena Lynch MarSare,
Rose Mcclure. Ram Cleveland New.
man. Lizzie Glare O'Bannon Carrie
Leigh Reynolds and Mildred Virginia
Snellings. who Will receive the degree
OF bachelor OF letters. and Matte lie.
Adams. Ora Louise Tersley. Ruth
Marion Collier. ora Margare, Liskey
Mildred Katherine Lake pearl MAY
Pennington and Imogc IN. simmons, who
Will receive the deSre, OF bachelor o!
music
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
MOVIES AID ICE FUND
Children Expected to Give Pennie. nj
Special Performances mt strand
TO-Dny.

Children viii be admitted free at
me strand Theatcr to-day until !
o'clock. The film to be shown will be
The Wizard Of o." Manager Jake
Wells announced last night that he
would give three shows. and hopes in
TINS way TO be able TO accommodate n n
81 me little patrons The Boy Scouts
"iil nave detail present to care for
the little tots. usher. etc
ih'H IN part 81 the annual program
for raising the ice FUND by The T;mc.
bispatch. and hy this paper turned
over 70 the 10" Mission OF Richmond
All or the children are requested to
hE1ne penny for this fund. Tho Ice
~ given 10 poor people. especIaIly 10
'n"th"rs with sick children. during tho
not rnontha
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
GRADING FOR STATION
UNDER WAY AT HERMITAGE
Preliminary Work for Union Terminal
IinS Already Been Started
bS H.. T., AZ II.

Preliminary grading for the tracks
into tho new union station on West
Broad Street, on the site OF the Her
mitaEe Golf club, is under way, and
architects are completing the plans for
the stations. \ final inspection of the
property. with the view of establishing
the necessary grades for the station
building will be made by the engineers
and architects shortly, and, as soon as
the company can get possession of the
property, construction work on n large
scale Will be started
The Richmond. fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company has. as a
preliminary step. in the depression of
the Belt Line tracks. in order that
Monument Avenue and other West End
streets might he extended to the far
western section. Just completed repairs
to the Belt Line Bridge across the
James River. 1t is expected that the
depression work will go forward in
the next few weeks.
Stockholders of the Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company and Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Connection Company will
meet in special session on Monday
morning at IL o'clock in the Offices Of
the secretary. Frank w. Duke. 1914
East Broad street. The stockholders
will discuss the ordinance passed by
the City Council. requiring it to re-
move it's tracks from Broad and Bclyi-
derc Streets
The connection company owns the
connecting link, now used by the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Com
pany under lease, on Broad and Belvi-
derc Streets. The ordinance. as passed
by tho Council. requires that work
shall he started on the removal Of
the tracks within six months and com
pleted in two years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
F" VIII You EIelp2"

an member ~ your 'amfI, de-
p~iop~d contagious dirrnsc md
had 10 hive hosritaI treatment.
where Womb yo,i send hin,' There
H. not hospifai In Richmond TINT
wnufd receive HIM"
~ family ssrssnt were tnkrn
H0. Hnd nrrdrh snrRtcHi frtntme Mt,
wb~re sonld yon provide It' OniJ
few pieces nrr available In the
eh1. ma MI are innsr anat~."
"u~moriaI HosritnI II Hnde rfnfe-
jng 4" met thrsr deficiencies In
Richmond aospftar accommodations.
thponRh IT'S t25n.1f0 htiISing find
6Tmpn1H1, NV "+f#S sSaUsGratsd."
ewJtL roo HfSLPW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
Alleged jIOus~br.ak~r.

lanes Rurrell, coloret. Mas y4sr.r
GA he!d FOR III" grand jury by Police
IUS'icc trutchheld on a charge IF h.y-
,nE entered the nom" Of Mrs. Virginia
h'ahE"nHh!p ll6 Wert CLAY stree,
r. W. Taylor. VINO grapp!cd INN 80.
negro when he Wac about 10 iray.
inc nous. Identified RurreN as The m. n
ne attempted 10 hold. Eur.ell il algo
charged win having entered the nom.
OF Mrs. Harriet GrymeN 8 Yves.
leigh street He wae held for hear.
inG on III" latter charge until mex,
Friday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
-. =. whitman, .,

"N<lheoh, nm u.e Arre4trH
IN ihNfsF@I *r"n,aH m Uagrants
s"NfH pr rrf'@ hW+ ara frorn fnui<.
b!fF, /" -. am EIar<Rynn~. mr. dls.
missed 10 ieGiic. rl.rf ybssnrdxy al.
E'hHrH nan pF@p,Htztg ssS-atrd ~
hn'h nIn>"s ~ an%~tF thE chtrsas, a.!
M Ha!GH rf"n m, n ff,H s.I4 ~ an
"Htpmrnll" - s~rrd, fhAt mo an.
'h"f'iies III i~s.srsFk sGH 5a4tb<fnn.
h"f 'aiiff ~ hrtFy tns actse. hers
~ me Gikars3ttrH ~ rs t4x-s ~.
"aA lnmeFjattjy stitss.5 yE.n fhs
fhE's hsr&HNt /FsfIph
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03

"'iiimrn Clarke nf Bis North Seven,b
Mas last night elected mem
hfF "' the police force hy the Boa
~ fn!ice CnrnTnisaioncrg n. wi,I y,c
cHtd T Nanhrd. rho war elected sev-
rfai days azn ~ FL The vacancy created
NJ the p!ornotinn Of OfIic.rg occurrino
after the death ~ Captain Epps The
nc" rticer viii ne connected with the
First Precinct StatI,,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
Mr. burnett Leaves Rlchmond.

Fl. c. Burnett. Jr.. travelling freight
agent Of the New York Central Lines,
with headquarters in Richmond since
April IL. has resigned to accept the
position OF assistant traffic manager
Of the Mexican Petroleum Company. OF
New York. with headquarters at 100
Broadway. Mr. Burnett Will leave
Richmond to-day for New York. f.
r. Doutt. OF the Pittsburgh oflice Of
the New York Central. has been APP
pointed to succeed Mr.. Burnett in Rich
mOnd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
Verdict for r.. f. & r.

Jury IN the Hastings Court, Par.
H.. refused late on Thursday rfy5,
l" award Joseph = Simon tsu.ue.
against IN" Richmond. Frederickybt;-y
ana Potomac Railroad Company I'm bls
suit ior 10000 for alleged personal
INJURIES. simon claimed tina, . b.,6
bag zen from rack above him In =,
passenger coach, striking his mead AID
severely iniuring him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
Anm.a ln.,.tl nm..1.

me EiEh'f.rff ttshNgSticH III fGssiay
A.n he!1 ,nE;f ANNA sx.ass. i.ss
niHnt - GsrsH2,s Erfst r. &, f~wfx.
"fWtf sf@stS~h' sIstfI6T ~ sDss..
fns s'er INK ,r.sE|ng6x GTr+rs ~Afa
iusfaii't I r. EtffSyk-r6sy syAziGtSf.
:! = &TEfS, 75st ~ -s7tieTT = = K.
Frs9E+r. s~<F@sF.| Is sfsgHJ steas.
nf%f TfDEf~e Il 4 j,.s@is, 81 T.
EghLley seS W. Il ftyeX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
Loses Diamond. ting md to.h

Tho ptIice have heen nnat.I, ~ In
cato diamond valued AZ s&G6. an !:
initial ring and 81. which r. ( Wbiin.
If ~" Write Motor com pany. * south
Davis Avenn". reported had henn
stolen from MN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
Alleged Housebrenkcrs.

Louis EnRlehart and Charles Gadscy
were arrested yesterday by Special
officer John Shoemaker. OF llcnrico
County. on the charge of breaking into
the house OF j. NJ. colliEan. The al
legged oncnse occurred on August s.
Of last year. Both men arc confined In
the Henrico County Jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
IEirht Insc OIL T.nh.Ia

DIT p .. Levy. chlef he,Ib ,c...
announced yesterday ,ha, the n,.,
OF typhoid fever In two rnontb. 80
necn reported 10 tho BOARD o, I..I,h
some years ago" ne SAID. .ys w.t.
oohera'"Ia'Nd II a day parsed at,hou,
cas-" OF fever, bat today fcy., IL -,
exception" - -"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
Coi"r.d mrnx Ds,..

committee ~ coInreh women Will
conduct tag day FOR the brncH, of
the CoIored on FoIks rnrnc and
friends Orphans Asylum to-day. TN.
c"mrnitt~" hopes to raise sz.hb6. na inc
home ia sore!y in need OF funn..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03

'eofse Williams. coinreG. uas ,.
s.'"hE hhed 800 IN Police colr, ,,,
assa"i'ihs Queen ka,lin unh i. 49,.
sehe lamp Tn" lamp cxpiod.d 49,,
struck the woman and sh. oy.,
seriously burned. WNliamo i. bri,a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03

The Finance Committee OF the Coun-
ell failed of quorum last night. and
the meeting was postponed until to-
night ut o'clock. Only three mem
hers OF the committee appeared at the
City Hall last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03

West Main Street. charged with
stealing an automobile from \. S,
Whitlock. of 1901 West Cary Street.
was continued yesterday in Police
Court until June Ia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
HIa Foyemsn.. E.n,

Phiiit' Patterson. co!nr.d. waq fined
~" ny Police Justice crutchnch veg
trrHay upon chafge 1T h!tinK the ear
81 f.. T.. ChamherIain, foreman n,
Ihcai pic factory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03

r. ] Iinnmcr was sentenced ~ four
months in fan yesterday IN rolice
court on charge ~ having entered
= freight car ara stealing n halo III
Hsy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-03
sp..der Fined So,

Charles Seller was lined s25 in po
lice Court yesterday upon charge
OF speeding an automobile.
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get oper 1900 Sioer = | 100 RIas.
ietimerl Spis bi fun6e bore os
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Raar efterfslgenoe SnoiigeIie
|fsrit fremfommer eiter Aorsmsoet,
oa er @rim0en ben, at unoertes.
neoe life bar til Steoe | oct Die.
55f fifi, 6Sa aornite Nr. 2 rappor.
ltereoe, os at Der life bar 2eiliebeo
It'll at fremfsre Sngen ienere itoen
at esre Snosreb ! Gossoroenen.
Gooo er oa Neninsen meo ben.
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fnn Der upe0 Mette fitn eioes eet
at to spor. Gnten ftaI BET bore
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