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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-09
Lansing Reiterates Statement.

Washington, April S.-The recur'
renee of the reports that the Ameri'
can troops were to be withdraw
caused Secretary Lansing to reiter-
ate that no withdrawal Is contem-
templated. Officers of the war de-
partment when questioned specifical-
is contemplated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-09
MORE FRENCH POSITIONS IN
VERDUN REGION ARE TAKEN
POSITIONS OVER TWO KILOMETRES WIDE TAKEN YES
VERDUN

German Government Says No German Submarine Warshp
Was Responsible for Sinking of the British
in the English Channel-Austrian Transport Sunk by
French Submarine in Adriatic-Three British Steamers
Lost According Announcement by Lloyds Two Being
Blown up and the Other Sunl-Bi Submitted to Dutch
Parliament to Call Recruits of Nineteen Glass;
Necessary-Important Economic Conference by Entente
Allies Be Held in Paris April 20, Among Other Things
to be Discussed will be the Taking of Necessary Prepara
tons to Prevent Invasion of Allied Countries German
Products After Arrival of Peace.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-09
All Are Pleased.

Large crowds of people were in
the city yesterday from the surround
ing country. The band had full
rehearsal during the morning with
the singers, and Director Montin
promises the best concerts ever given
by his famous band of musicians.
The band played all over the city,
despite the cold north wind, which
drove the players from their stand
to the shelter of the different build
ings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-09
Villa Nearing Parral

FL Paso, Texas, April S.-Vllla
reached the enyirons Of Parral and
has sent emissaries into the town to
test the spirit of the garrison there
and get provisions, according to in
formation from Mexican sources. The
report is credited here because Villa
was said to be fifty-five miles from
Parral two days ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-09
Monday.

Automobile parade at p. m. Parade
forms at Central Park. east on
Main, turn south on to Third,
west to F, north to Main, east on
Main TO Caddo, north on Caddo to
Second avenue, west TO Washing
ton, south TO Main, thence to Auto
mobile Exposition.
Each car competing for a prize will
be given a number as ii is being
placed in position, which must be
displayed so the judges can make
their decisions.
Exposition opens.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-09
More Dutch Recruits

London, April S.--A bill has been
submitted to the second chamber Of
the Dutch parliament to authorize the
government to call recruits of the
1917 class, if necessary, says Hague
dispatch.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-09
JAMES MORAN
CONFESSEST To
BIC ROBBERY
MAN HELD AT SAN FRANCISCO
ADMITS PARTICIPATION IN BIG
SECURITIES ROBBERY IN NEW
YORK.

San Francisco, Cal. April s.
James Moran surrendered to the Uni
ted States marshal at San Diego last
night and confessed, according to r.
II. Morese, postal inspector here,
to aiding in the Liberty Street Ferry
postal robbery two months ago in
New York, when nearly two million
dollars in securities were stolen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-09
ARMYS DUTY NOT COMPLETED
UNTIL VILLA IS CAPTURED
ALTHOUGH MExICANs APPE - .xIoUs FOR WITH.
DRAWAL OF AMERICA - OPS THIS WILL MOI
BE DONE NOW. 8 -

New Cavalry Columns " Rushed South YESTERDAY While
Other Field Columns Took a New Direction Indicating
that he Troops a New Trail-Lne of Pursuit of
Now Four Hundred Miles Long and Refusal of Mex
leans Permit Use of Mexican Railroads May Cause Ar
nv Authorities Establish Line from Ojinaga, by Way
of Chihuahua Saevo which Would be More than One
Hundred Miles Shorter than Present Line and Would De-
crease Necessity of More Troops in Mexico-Vas Men
Said Reached Vicinity of Paral and He has Sent
Ascertain Spirit OF Garrison there
and Also Get Provisions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-09
British Lose Three Ships.

London, April S.-iThe loss of three
more British vessels is reported today
by Lloyds. The steamship Braunton
and the Schooner Clyde were blown
up, their crews being saved The
steamship Chantala was sunk.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-09
Berlin's Official Denial.

Berlin, April S.-The German gov
ernment is able to announce that no
German submarine or warship was
responsible for the explosion which
damaged the British steamer Sussex.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-09
Mexicans Want Troops Recalled.

Ell Paso, Tex, April S.-The Ameri-
can troops have accomplished their
object of destroying Villas military
power and should be withdrawn from
Mexico without delay according to
the unofficial expression of mem
Der of the Carranza government TO-
day
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-09
Austrian Submarine Sunk.

Paris April S.-A French submarine
Adriatic, it is officially announced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-09
LOOT'NG IN CHINA
Withdrawal of Troops Followed by
Rotinq and Looting.

Annoy, China, April S.-The with
drawal from Chiore, Fokin province,
was followed by disturbances. Mobs
attacked and looted the tax and salt
officers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-09
THE PROGRAM
Sunday.

SUNDAY.
Popular concert at High School Au-
ditorium, two o'clock p. m.
Sacred Concert at High School Au-
ditorium 8 o'clock p. m Fifth Field
Artillery Band.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-09
WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans, La, April s.
The weather forecast for Ok
lahoma for Sunday is fair and
warmer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-04-09

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CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHTY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
BOY SCOUTS TO TAKE PART
IN SHAKESPEARE PAGEANT
Miss Hatcher Explains " Int Will he
Expected in Representing the
Life of His Thine.

The auditorium Of tn" Y NJ {. y
was crowded with members "f tl"
Richmond troops Of the Eoy Scouts
last night when Miss Oric l.. Hatcher
MISS Susan NJ. Tough, professor Of his
tory at Wcsthampton, and Mrs. George
Van Nliet explained fully the part that
the Scouts were to take III the Shake
spcarc Pageant 10 he held on tho Eich-
nnnd College grounds carly i'm MAY
The age Of Shakespeare" Miss
Hatcher said, was a joyous ono in tho
history OF England. 1t was time
when people lived hard and spirits
ran high. Everything was done as a
consequence Ia extremes. The amuse-
ments. the dancing. the lf" was one
Of color and movement. London bridge
was lined with the heads OF dccapi-
tatcd criminals, hut the people did not
mind this, but wendell their way past
these unfortunate people with little
concern. II was Il brutal life.
The EoN Scouts az" to he the mar
sl,ls. the her,lds with long trunpcts
To pr"cedc tho professions OF the royal
families. They arc to participate in
tho twenty mine sports that have been
selected by Mr.. Ford, chairman OF the
sports committee. These include, arch
cry, quintain. bowling on tho green.
and racing"
Miss Tough said that the boys were
also to he wandering minstrClS. NOR
lis dancers. and that AT the great fun-
cr;,l procession OF uu""u t.liHIhsth jbai
there wcr" hundreds of muUiucrS and
that the Hoy Scouts might hc .,slcd to
attend the funeral. Generally, Miss
Tough explained that Il pageant is to
reproduce. the life of tho period in all
it's characteristics OF the age, advcn-
ture and chivalry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
NEW FEATURES PROPOSED
BY DANIELS FOR NAVY
Touches ON All Sides OF Prepared
ness Program In Continuing
Ills Testimony.
MAKES REPORT or 1908 PUBLIC
Secretary Suggests Various Mo,iifica-
tons In and Additions to- Five
Year building Plans Endorsed by
President Wilson.

WASHINGTON. March ai.Secrot.r,.
Daniels ,ou,j,od -, ~, ,;,os e ,
'''''SS program ~ con
''h"'nE his testimony to-day before
tho House Naval COMMITTEE. ~. mo-
posed various qualifications, t., ,,, nj
,,,;
' car ""h"'hS pro
gram indorsed hE President Wilson.
including elimination entirely OF tho
provision for yrea, so,coi, en-,
80 nv 80 S'''"'''"s' instead
OF ahpropfiahnS foT larger vessels. the
secretary suggested building three 500
ION TWO ho,,s ,or to. .,,,.
n,o
ALREADY
having n'eh authorized. rh" 70
'noinder of tn" submarine fuud. he
urged. should 20 into coas, defense
boats Of - ,,.,....,
'fI'H mat c'H!d t."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
TWO II SpEITS ARR:
BRbt hIIr no pE.'TEIt>iI-Rt;

i'f.I ERSiiD re. w, March 3l-'rhc
pursuit Of til" negro who assaulted
Miss Mamie Mason near Blackstone
wds continued last ui-ht aud mis-
morning with the ala OF hloodhouuds.
Tic chase Leading in the direction Of
t'is city. II Is reported that once OF,
twice m"mbcrs OF tho posse came in
sight Of the fugitive ana fred AT him
at long distance With shotruus. Two
negroes w"r" arrested. one. Henry Me-
lau", near Nutherlands, early this morn
iug. ana Tho other. Archie Pittman.
about noon. and brought 10 tic sta
non house I'm this city rittnam was
arrested a. Poe. station ON tho Nor
folk and Western Hallway, about seven
miles west Of Petersburg. There were
evidences about Pittman that aroused
suspicion against him. 10 was ar
rested by q railway employee Al Poe.
TN" Two men, Of course, deny all
knowledge ~ the outrage They were
turned over 10 four citizens Of ElaCk-
stone. who formed part OF the pur-
suing posse. who this afternoon hurried
with them back TO blackstone In an
automobile 20 see If they could hc
idcntihcd. II is said the negro assail-
ant is known. Tho parties taking tn"
SUSPECTS in charge wcro ) r. Irving.
Wcllford Epcs, II. u Hurt and Mr..
Dixon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

ro'ts. pr. 9 " G~andy. n T. Y. Wi
!iamson Francis Bacon z G. Bond.
b". = :. SohoucE. ~ l. r Register.
Re- g. N watson, Miss Ethel Neclcy.
"lTs " " freeman. Miss Clara Mar
shall " T.. Taylor, !. ". .iough Mrs.
l. g. Whitehead, Il. ". Debnam
rhn"hUs Rev y 4 Graham
Petersburg Roncri Gillian. =. g
Strattou \. Gaud}. William Hodges
Mann. ilr. w r prcwry. Paul Pet
nv. Rev. j. VI illrh"r
Portsmouth, 81. II Jennings. r. "
We-rfau IS. g Corhi,t. Rev. \. C.
Thompson. rev " b. Garrett. Hev.
". = Eoauchamp. Mrs Mary Booth
Walker
rulaski rcy G 8. Matthew's John
Draper. \. Rosanr.
Re"a,i!e z, ! Je,,.
Roanoke Mrs. g. r. Read. Mrs :
~ iamison II { Elliott Judge 4
& Jackson Harris Hart. Captain Il +
T.. kman, l.. p. sites, John y. New
TON. pr J. W Preston. Ecv. Arthur
f;owbothau pr ". Rrownlcv Foster
Mrs. Lydia l.aBaunlc, Rev. L. /. Down
salem Rev V :. corbi,,. : II Nc
Sou'h nosron-A. Z naraer. Joseph
st,unror Preston \. Ross. ". 4
Bo&les. Dr J. poJaine,,e. Alex.
Robertson TAYLOR Mccoy
SUFFOLK Mrs Leo Rr,,,, j. r.. y ilol-
laday
Tazewen Iir=iuho,hon. James
" HArman
Miss Roberta Wexford
williamsburg Miss Edd.. VI. smith.
',r T.-Or & TYLER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
TRAINS RAGING IN FOG
TO MAKE UP LOST TIME
All Three OF New York Central
Flyers BEHIND Schedule
When Wrecked.
No PARTICULAR MAN BLAMED
Evidence Taken 10 Fix Responsibility
Shows That Signal Block System
Was Defective and Had Been Def
cicnt on Several Other Occasions,

CLEVELAND. O.. March 3I.-That all
three Of the New York Ccntrars trains
that were piled up in Il wreck at Ann
hcrst. @. on Wednesday morning, cost
ing tho lives Of at least twcnty-cisht
persons and injury 10 more than forty.
were racing through dense fog In an
effort TO make up lost time: that tn,
block signal system VAS defective on
this occasion and had been similarly
deficient on numerous occasions dur
ticular man was 10 blame for tn,
wreck These were the outstanding
features of evidence taken to-day a,
the first formal session Of the repre-
sentatives of the Interstate Commerce
Commission and OF the Utilities Com
mission OF ohio to Xix responsibility
for the wreck
Albert II. Ernest. the younE signal
tower man. upon whom some OF tho
railroad officials at first placed tho
blame, told a straightforward story on
the stand. vchcmcntly denying that he
was asleep or even sleepy by reason
OF n long watch at the bedside OF hi,
sick wife. He said the signal failed
10 work.
From r. f.: Bausch. night dispatcher
for the New York Central lines In
Cleveland. it was elected that all three
OF the trains were running behind their
schedules. and that the first section OF
train No. So had reduced its lost tina
from twenty-one minutes to only two
minutes in the run from Toledo to
near Amherst, where the wreck oc,
CURED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
Election of Church Officers.

At the lncc,iu. last night OF tho
West End BAPTIST Church. tho annual
election of officers was held. With the
following result. clerk. j. +. Suther-
land Gc-clcct"dp; dcacous tall re
elected. w j. Crowder, W. NJ. Fucker.
l. W sutherland. j. K. Sutherland. II.
y Savory. j. y. Euckcr. w II. Macka-
soy. T.. IT, Titmus, +. +. Johnson: cor
secretary. j w. Hawkins;
treasurer j. -. McKcHu,s poorfund
treasurer W !. Crowdcr. finance CON-
mii,oe. l.: II. Ttmus. .. w. Hucl<cr,
". r. Savory, l. NJ. Wharton. Frank
Love" j. r Haisty. y. ". Baxter. Al
Ion Perkins. financial secretary Frank
r. McKcuucy MI the departments az
the church work were fully organized
for the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
CAROLlNIANS ACTIVE
Tentative plnns Hrin. Made h. state
Socirt, tor ..iiomr Coming W eek"
Next Year.

Especial 10 Tho Times DispatchI
ENI.EIGI. y G., March 3l.-Sccrc-
taIy WIFI IT, Mcdonald. of the North
Carolina Society, hcDg formed here as
n state organization {" keep in touch
with tho numerous North Carolina So
cictics in The principal cities OF other
States is stirring much interest in
the special meeting of tho society to he
held in this CITY ou liHlifAN Resolves
Day. April IL. when there VIII II" the
completion of the organization.
one Of the biggest undertakings the
society now has. in addition 20 getting
in active touch with the North Caro-
lima societies in other States. is that
carrying ont plans for n "lIomc Coming
Week" to be held in 1917. and at in
tcrvals agreed upon thereafter. Plans
are on foot that will interest tho pub
lc-Spirtcd citizens OF every section OF
tive state in the movement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

Judge chichester. who has been pro
siding for Judge West IN Primo"
George this week. to-day adjourned
court until MoudaN. - Is King. col
ored. who on January .. broke into
the railway warehouse A. Dispu,auta
and stole Goods 20 tho value Of sloO
was convicted "f tho crime and sen
fenced To the penltoutiary for ten
years.
Hone Keeling. "a white youth i'm
dictcd for completely iu this robbery.
IS at large. having recently escaped
from Jail.
Yesterday evening three negroes
were convicted. one for househreakin
aud robbery, and two for robbery from
the person. and were each given a sen
teucc OF five years i'm tho pcuitcutiary.
on Monday, when court resumes its
session the case or Frank Smith. coll
ored. indicted for the murder OF otis
stewart. AZ iIop"w"Ii. viii he called
for trial. Smith, who had escaped from
jail. Was caught in Atlanta. ga. and
was brought back on rcqui-jtion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
CONTRACT IS SIGNED
FOR NEW BRANCH LINE
WIZ Kun From Williamsburg to Sit,
of Du Pont mantle
Factory.
WORK TO BEGIN on TUESDAY
simon Curtis. OF Lee Hall. Contrac-
tor-W illiamsburg Business Men
May Win Their Point as to Route
Road Is to Enter City.

''''''' '' IN" times lbiSIatch
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March :
'."Ei"""rs Of tho Chesapeake and Ohio
Eai,Way Company and H. l. du pont
IT" N"n"urs x Co. spent the greater
part Of to-day going over the location
"i IN" nc" dynamite plant. and deter
mining tho location OF tho branch line
mat Viii b" run into tn" plant on tho
h"rk River The location Of tho tracks
that VIII b" laid within the inclousre
of IN" plan; was given The railroad
engineers
tn" contract for tn" spur track from
W iliiomshurg % the location of tho
rlant has Just been awarded by the
chesapeake and Ohio Railway COMPANY
I" simon Curtis. OF lie" Hall il, was
icarnHd here to-day. and large force
OF "orkm"n will 10 put on the lob Al
once. II - stated. Work viii be started
on the roadh"d for tho line the first Of
mex, week. probably Tuesday. and i,
VIII he rushed rs RAPIDLY ITS possible.
TN" ipu font Company advising the
railroad that they desired 10 have the
branch in operation within thirty DAYS
or Is soon thereafter as possible The
powder company is anxious to start
Work on their plant, but until the spur
iihe is completed they have no way TO
get materials to tho location
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
COMMITTEE Is At
WORK ON I'RO.DI:t"T

y committee appointed at the mass
meeting. IS working on the project. and
cndcaNorine To get all the details lined
up for presentation to the railroad Off
cials These citizens offered 10 dcdi-
cate 20 the railroad tho necessary land
for the rights of way IL the lire was
run in straight direction through
williamsburg The railroad replied
tina, III" route would be changed i.
tn" citizens would bear any additional
cost its construction in this direction
might entail through snorc grading
than was required OH the route nrst
selected
THIS matter Will not hold up work
ON the branch line, however. accord
Ing 10 officials. for tho route has al
ready been determined for some dis
tancc from the location Of the plant
10 Williams bur-, and work will he
started ~ tho York River end Of the
line. II is said here that long before
tn" construction forces have reached
anywhere near tho point where the di-
rccn"n OF tn" line would have 20 hc
changed Ia bring tho trains into this
city the citizens will have completed
All arrangements for the use Of the
route
when it became known in this city
mat work would DO started on tho
inc next week. business men immedi-
aiciE turned their attention towards
providing accommodations for the large
Tore" OF workmcn that will bc brought
here. ana several stores have been
rented. which Will he turned into res
,auvauts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
OVERCOME BY GAS
Wind BlowS out Flame Left burning
In Room, OF Mrs. Cor
della Taylor.

Mrs. cordelia Taylor. - South Adams
Street. was discovered by members of
The family yesterday morning almost
asphyNiated from gas which had escaped
from burner in her room. She was
rssuscitated by Ambulance Surgeon
Porter, who responded to the call sent
10 the Virginia Hospital. It is be-
hevcd that Mrs Taylor would haye
dicd but for the fact that window In
her Sleeping apartment was left open.
She stated that she left the gas burn
in. low when She retired. and believes
that the wind blew out the flame. al.
lowing the gas to escape into her room.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

robert Fulton school. ln.inE Of
cornerstone, 4 O'Clock.
TobncrO AssOrintion OF United
states. BOnrd OF t.O>crnOrs, JcNer-
sOn Hotel, O'Clock.
Teachers Protective Associations
annual meeting. y o'cinrk.
Clay Ward Political Rally. BintOrd
Junior High school. y o'cIorL.
Amateur baseball season opcns
with parade, ESQ O'riOrk.
Washington Club American
League. ~. HirhnOnd Intcrnationnls,
Brond street Park. 3:3O O'clork.
l.yrir-POpuIar vaudeville; matt
nee, .; night, 40 and -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
ItroNn-I> cstcrSOn.

ISrccial t" The Times pispatch.l
CIINELDTrESNllh. VA. March 81.
Thomas Brown ana Miss Rosa kCs
icrsou. Of Carriers fridge. this county.
were married at 1850 O'Clock this
morning i'm an uptown department
store. Rev. Cecil Y. cook. of the First
BAPTIST church, officiating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
observation-disclosures uirhwny.

Under the supervision OF the state
Highway Commission, two surveys for
the permanent highway from Peters
burg TO Ilorcwcll have been made. and
Within a day or two the Highway
Commission is expected to adrcrtis"
for bids FOR the construction of the
road The bids viii he opener TN the
Cha,ub.r Of commerce in this city ON
April Il. and viii 80 I" Tire Board OF
Supervisors Of Prince George County
for considerations The supervisors
will act at III" proper time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
-FOUR NEGROES ESCAPE
FROM LOOKUP IN COUNTY
Successful Getaway From FRINGE
George Jail.
MANY SENT To rENtrENrI,Hr

LspccIal 10 rho rlno.-nisratchl /

TIT tFENHIIt', w. NUrCh 81 -
t"ur negro prisoners confined in tn"
jail az Prince George county mada
th"ir oscar" this afternoon about 30
o'clock. jus' aft"r tho dinner hour.
Th"y ar" Walter Earkc'. medium dark:
Charles stanley. very bright: Frank
Ford. very dark. and Charles Ross.
medium dark strenuous efforts arc
icing made - rccapture them Ford
was yesterday sentenced 30 the pcni-
Tertiary for five wears,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
WANTS WALLS TORN DOWN
"uidinT Inspector Butler Reports 3.
DHbncy Crcnshnw to Police

:. nahney Crenshaw. vicc-presidsnt
ard secretary ~ the Virginia Carolina
Chemical Company, has been summoned
to police court to answer to the charge
ut allowing the walls Of the Crenshaw
Warehouse to remain in their present
condition. This building was destroyed
scvcral months ago by fire at which
time three firemcn lost their lives.
Building Inspector Butler made COM
plant that tho walls arc unsafe and
should he torn down. Tho building
stands at l06-llo Virginia street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

Special to The Times Dispatch
CIlNEl. oTrESNILLE VA. March III
cards arc out annorucin: the mar
ril." on March %. of Miss Virginia
clarke burnley. Of this city. and Samuel
Edmoudsou Quinn, OF Johnson CITY.
T.uu. NJ. and Mrs. Quinn viii make
their home in Lexington, kN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
Fredericksburg BOND. sold.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, w. AiarCh 81
Lids we're opened by tho Board OF
Supervisors OF Spotsylvania Count, for
S!S.r"O per cent road bonds. The
sale "as made to the Farmers and
Merchants state la * aud The I'lant-
crF' National Bauh. OF this ciij. the
hich@nt ridders. at %lot.5" Among the
bidders were Eichm'nd and Ba t;r'0re
{ -:upan.oS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01

\. r.. !fr"nd. OF Highland Park, was
Yesterday dismissed by Magistrate IL.
:. sunday. OF lIcnrico, on tho charge
of uisordcriy conduct. Special i'olicc-
man Parkinson made tho arrest at the
instance of Miss Fisher who charged
that the young man. Il stranger began
an unwcicome conversation with her
on tho Laundry Road.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
MINIAul,nE: AI.,I\N\r.


III" board of governors of the To-
h"cco Association OF the United state.
viii meet at the jefferson Hotel to-
night AT o'clock to determine the
time and place OF the associations an
hHaI convention. u NJ. Darlington. OF
THIS city is president OF tn. associ-
alton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-01
Special for Saturday
at S. Ullman's Son

Largo stalk Celery ................1O 100
Fresh Country Eggs. dozen. 1900. 23a
Dressed Hens. lib. re
f.XtIa Large Oranges. dozen. 300
Fresh Asparagus, bunch .......~. zoo
Fresh Tomatoes. per basket. -. .2Jc
Large grapefruit each ..........,. &c
Juicy Lemons, per dozen. 10
Wincaap Apples. per half peck. ....2 zoe
Yam Potatoes. half peck Zoe
Spinach half peek. ............ 30