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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-06
CONCERT AND TREE
PLANS ARE UNDERWAY
JOINT CELEBRATION TO BE HELD
ON COURT HOUSE SQUARE
ON CHRISTMAS EVE.

Plans are well under way today FOR
the joint Christmas Community Christ
mas tree and concert to be given at
the Court House Square on Sunday
evening. December 24-christmas Eve.
A committee to look after the tree
part Of the program was designated
this afternoon It consists Of r. G
Hannah, c. H. willoughby, Mrs. R. K
Smith, Mrs. Henry Turner, and MFs
e. Z. Robbins
Miss Ethel Powe will have charge
or the community singing, while Nls'
Lorena Thompson VIII direct the ma
sic. one Of the features Of the ccncer
will be the numbers Of the doubl
Iquartette.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-06
Sparks FronlEngine
Fires Her House,
and She Brings Suit
MRS, HERRoD SAYS LUMBER COM
PANY SHOULD USE ARREST
ERs" ON LOCOMOTIVES.

Charging that sparks from an en-
gine Of log train owned and operat-
ed by the McInnis Lumber Company,
set fire to their residence short dis
tance from Petal, last September, Mrs.
Nancy Herrod- and ]. G. Herrod have
filed suit for $2,2O6.4s damages in the
Forrest county circuit court.
The residence was located about So
feet from the log road, it is explained
The Herrods declare that the engine
was not equipped with spark arresters
and for that reason, fire was permitted
| to fly promiscuously over the right O
way.
The house was valued at $l,201. .O9
THE household goods at $505.S9, whil'
the Herrods say they were PERSONAL,
damaged $500 by having no home i
(which to move Immediately after tn
conflagration.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-06
COLEMAN. On BOND,
NOW ON WAY HOME


w. A. Coleman, former Southern rep
resentative Of northern lumber con-
Germ, who was brought back here from
Pittsburg some weeks ago to answer
hn Indictment for obtaining money un-
Her false pretenses, has been released
on 5000 bond, and has returned to
Ihis home in Pennsylvania.
Coleman was to have been tried at
the recent session of the Forrest Coun-
ty Circuit Court. The witnesses for
the state, however. did not appear, and
Idt became necessary to postpone the
trial till the April term.
|, On. Coleman's bond were D. B
IHolmes, Duncan Adams, ]. W. McCul
Tough and S. ]. Hardy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-06
AIIeaed Labor Aasnts released.

AtcyCu LabVft fNScheS 1fStNN~~f
Meridian, Miss, Dec. 6.-John Story
and Langford Deyampet. charged with
soliciting labor, arrested Saturday
night at the union depot were ac-
quilted before Justice of the Peace
Moody Price Monday afternoon, the
Justice declaring that the evidence was
insufficient for conviction.
The evidence failed toehow that the
accused were soliciting labor to leave,
hut that they were endeavoring -
iget up party TO st Louis SO as tc
lget a cheap rate
The penalty for soliciting and en-
lticing labor out Of the state is classet
las a nisdemesnor and is Unable in no
Hess than $500 or not more than $1,000
or one day to six months in the cour
ty Jail, or both, in the discretion Of n
lcourt. If the accused has not secured
license in each county in the state
(which he endeavors to do business e
(which he must pay $500
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-06
FROM UNDERWATER CRAFTS
GUNS CONTINUE TILL SHIP GOES DOWN
FLASH
(Bv Associated Press.
Berlin Dec Gilt is officially announced that the leu
tons have captured Bucharest and Ploechti

Neyy York Dec 6-The steamer John Lambert. listed
IN the maritime register as an American vessel sheed
and sunk without warning by German submarine OFT the
Isle Wight November 22 according to the members OF
the crew. Americans arriving here this afternoon on tne
French liner Espagne from Bordeaux.
The steamer was Of the vessels built on the 1reat
Lakes which the French line agreed to purchase
The crew said that the way to tlavre
Tor delivery was attacked Is miles south Of the Isle OF
Wight the said and the submarine, without warning,
sent shell through the John Lanbert's bridge.
alleged that the firing continued while the Of
6 was taking othe boats The rowed 40 miles to the
French coast.
The crew stated that after the Lambert had been sunk,
they the submarine sink another steamer and bark
The Great Lakes & ST. Lawrence transportation Com
pany owned the John Lambert, which built in
1908 in Chicago.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-06
WANT $1,000 BOND
FOR WOMAN PRISONER
JUSTICE GIVES HATTIE eos5EY
|, HEARING ON CHARGE OF STAB
eINe MAN TO DEATH.

/, Hattie Gosbey, the middle aged ne
gro woman who was locked up in the
Forrest county jail several days ago
on charge Of murder, has been Civ
en- preliminary hearing before JUS
tice Of the Peace Pittman. and her
bond fixed at $1,000.
The woman stated that she drove
a knife into the heart Of Ebert Kelly
also colored, near the Bonhomme roat
when the man attacked her
| She has been unable thus far L
make the bond
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-06
WILL LET SUPPLY
CONTRACTS SOON
Supervisors Announce That Bids VIII
iHe opened Next Week.

The contracts for furnishing Forrest
county with all supplies for public
works, public buildings, and for pub
lie constructions, for the first quarter
OF the new year, Will be let by the
Board Of Supervisors on the first Mon
day in January, it was announced to
day.
The, supervisors inssession here thlS
week, made arrangements for lettint
these contracts.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-06

I Twenty-Five Thousand passes are to
lbe issued to able-bodied negroes of
the south who want to do outdoor CON
Istruction work in the central and north
central states.'
This is the report that is being cir
lculated among the negroes OF south
mississippi, and as result, nearly
every train to New Orleans, both pas
senger and freight, is carrying dozens
of men who are headed for the LOU
IIsiana city in search Of the transporta-
Ition which they belieye will carry them
ito the land Of their dreams-big pay
Ishort hours, and big, regular meals.
Negroes returning from New Or
1eans today, say that the Illinois Cen
traI Railroad is carrying scores upon
scores Of negroes out of New Orleans
geyery day. These are wanted for con
I lstruction work on the I. 9. line be-
htween Chicago and st. Louis, which
lis being double-tracked.
Work for Railroads.
To. obtain transportation, thA ne
groes say. it is necessary for them te
n lsign pledge to remain in the EN-
t. ploy Of the railroad company. Soms
y, iof them are refusing to do this, saying
s. THAT they had been promised inside
S. Iwork in the big packing houses Q
re the Windy City, and are returning t
le their respective homes.
South Mississippi is gradually bein
65 cleared by the active labor agents, L
d. lcated principally in New Orleans, bu
de having branch offices throughout Nil
rs, sissippi.
ed III III Hattiesburg, negro men VINO nav
Of held the same position for years, al
Isdisposing of theri property at Civ
% iaway prices, and are hurryipg to a
ile Gcept the positions which they fes
1lv twill be filled before they registe
II Many negroes have almost given aws
.be what few holdings they may have &c
ten together after hard years Of wor
and are leaving on every train.
Thus far, the effects Of their lea
ling have not been felt here. Becau
Iof the shortage Of cars, the mill OPT
Ihtors of this section are having
4 I'D Itrouble running their plants on she
IL time. When the car famine is reli'
ed, however, and normal crews q
necessary, it is difficult to say wi
ley the mill men will do.
Reports circulated about the 9
's- that one or two mills had been una
4 to resume operations this week
cause of labor shortage, due to
call to the north of the negroes. "
na- denied.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-06
CLEARING OUT p'Lo.

DLo, Miss, Dec 6.-The DsLo Law
and order League, which was recently
organized, has served notice on ths
house OF ill-repute, blind tigers and
individuals Of bad character to leave
the town. Since the notice was served
a great number have left. E. B Pal
mer is president and G. g. Bailey, sec
retary Of the organization.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-06
GIRL REPORTER FACES
Al LONG PRISON TERM
convicted OF Murder In Second pc
gree; May get from 10 TO t2 Years
(By Associated PreSs.)

Thompson Falls, Mont, Dec: 6.--
Edith Colby the newspaper reporter
today was convicted Of murder in the
second degree in the courts here, for
killing A. c. Thomas, a politician. The
penalty is from 10 to II years in the
penitentiary
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-06
This Porker Tipped
The Scales at 755.
With It's Boots On
,l,meERToN MAN RAISES iLARe
EST HOG EVER RuTcHERED IN
TINS PART OF MISSISSIPPI

special 10 The Neaes.
Lumberton. Miss. Dec. 6-Fhe pis,
gest hog ever grown and butchereo
.in this section Of South MISSISSIPPI
has Just been led to the slaughterine
men and despatched by John I, Ian
drum, young farmer living two miles
west of Lumberton.
The hog tipped the scales AZ ie9
gross, and when dressed, It welsneu
SOS pounds.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-06
- onrrnn MARKET.

New orleans, Dec. e.-Thc cotton
market closed att January '7'9s'
ooening at 1850; March, 1884, open
ing al 1888; May, 2O.19, opening at
ao14 October 1890, opening at
1878; December, 1883
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-06
RUMOR OF MANY.
PASSES NORTH
BLACKS
They rs Running Over Them
selves . Get TO New Orleans
For Transportation
ILLINOIS CENTRAL is
SAID TO WANT 25,0OO

Exodus From South Mississippi Of Able
Bodied Black Men Continues, Al
though Effect on Labor Situation
\ Not Yet Fels-Mill Men Deny That
They are Being Hampered by Scare
/ ity of Men, Although South Missis-
sippi is Gradually Being Cleared.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-06
CAPT. JONES DIES
AT BUFFALO HOME

FOUNDER OF GULFPORT, PRESIDENT. OF GREAT
SOUTHERN HOTEL COMPANY, AND GULF AND
SHIP ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY, SUCCUMBS
TO PARALYTIC STROKES WILL BE BURIED In
BUFFALO ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON-ALL
TRAINS WILL STOP FOR 10 MINUTES
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-06
GERMAN SUBMARINE SINKS
u. S. STEAMER. UNMARRIED
CREW ESCAPES

YANKEE SEAMEN TAKE TO LIFEBOATS AS TEUTON
U-BoAT POURs SHELLS INTO VESSEL, SENDING
HER TO THE BOTTOM OFF THE ISLE OF WIGHT
THEY ROW 40 MILES TO SAFETY ON FRENCH
COAST AND LAND UNFRAMED BOAT WAS ON
WAY TO IIAVRE.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-06
SHERIFF NOW
|S|N CHARGE
AT SUN|RA[L
shedd and Six Deputies go
From Purvis, Take Over
Big Newman Mills.
Furnish Power and Water
Lumber Town, Threatened
NJ With Drought and Darkness
Rescued During Strike.
OFFICIALS Are Appealed to and Now
Are Keeping Boilers Going, While
300 Striking Employees Confer With
General Manager of the Company
Workmen Say They win Remain
Firm.

The officials of Lamar county have
stepped into the labor war for in
creased wages being waged by the
scores of employees of the ]. ]. New
man Lumber Company at Sumrall,
and today are operating the boilers
in the big plants there, which furnish
the power for the water and lights OF
that lumber town.
The sheriff of the county is in COM
plete control Of the mill, and six depu-
ties brought with him last night from
Puryis, are stoking the furnaces,
operating the machinery, and see
ing to it that Sumrall's water and
power supply Is not molested during
the tie-up of the two big mills there.
The men went on a strike yesterday
when their demand for increased
wages were refused by the officials
of the company. They say they
will not return to work until they are
giyen more money. They insist that
at the present wage scale, they cannot
exist, with eggs selling for % cents
a dozen, butter at As cents a pound,
flour. meal, meat and the like at sky
high prices.
Haynen in Sumrall.
w. J. Haynen, general manager OF
the Newman Company, went to sum
rail- from Hattiesburgt this morning e
look over the situation. 1t is under
stood that he took with him propo
sition to be made to the men. re
ports from there this afternoon were
to the effect that the employees haf
again renewed their pledges to reman
firm. and not to return to work untl
their demands are granted.
aour counter proposition to any
thing Mr.. Haynen may Offer said on
Of the men, "wil1 be our original de
mands--a 10 per cent increase for Tn
skilled, and % per cent increase -
the unskilled iaborers."
Sheriff j. G. shedd and his six sp'
cial deputies arrived from Puryis ias
night and took charge Of the mill
yrbe water used by Sumrall, and i
mower and lights, are furnished by q
Newman Company. When the me
walked out on Monday night, thel
vas no one at the mill to keep u
boilers going.
who appealed to the county onicia
FOR assistance is not known. Ills sa
that many Of the employees were d
satisfied with the act Of the ofricla
but there was nothing for them to
but accept the situation
The employees Of the HattiesDu
min Of the Newman Company 50
have shown no signs Of preparing
follow the course of the sulnrall wo
men. II Is said, however, that scol
Of the negroes employed here are 7
uaring to leave Hattiesburg for
North tomorrow, after they have
ceived their pay checks from the g
pany. h,
Mr.. Haynen said TO-DAY that ne ~
nothing Of this.
i
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-06
SHE BEATS HUSBAND
FOR MAYOR OF TOWN
oregon Woman Shows Herself to be
Something Of a Politician
(By Associated f'ress5

umatilla, Ore. Dec. 6,-Mrs, p E.
starcher defeated her husband for
mayor Of Umatilla in yesterdays cleo
itlon.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-12-06
THE WEATHER

For Observation-Disclosures tonight
and Thursday; probably rain; warm
er tonight north and west portion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
THE GRIP OF EVIL
RY Louis TuACY

III LOUTS TTtNCf,
Author OF "rhc Wings OF the AlOrnihS,"
"rhe PILLAR of Light "rhc Terms
OF Surrender" "Sumber H."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
~ AND Our OF 'rOwN.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ~ Smyth are
returning this week from the West.
where they have been for some time.
MIR. and Airs. Pelham blackboard and
their children have returned TO Rich
their country place in Caroline.
Miss Sue Gray is CUES, of Miss Vir-
GINA Jordan at her home. in Suffolk,
this week.
Mrs. ]. Branch Johnson. OF this city.
has been spending few days with
friends in Norfolk.
Miss Clothilde Woods. who spent last
winter with relatives in Richmond is
now at Old Point Comfort
Mr. and Mrs. George stone. Of Rich
mond have been recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. j. ~. stone, in Fredcricks-
burg.
Mrs. George ]. Bull and her daugh-
ter. Miss Agnes Bull, are AT all West
Grace Street for the winter
Miss waraeld C-enshaw has left for
New York. where she will spend sew
eral months.
Mr.. and Mrs ii. Il. Johnson, MIR and
Mrs. Fred Wright and Lewis Wright.
OF Newport News, motored to Rich
mOnd this week.
Miss Lillinn Harris. OF Fredericks-
burg. is spending week with friends
in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Parks Thornton have
returned to this city, after visit TO
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Ayler, i'm New
port News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
To !. D. c.
CONVENTION WELCOMED
Opening Meeting at Lynclburg Fol
lowed by Reception to
Visitors.
In Session Practically All Day.
Three Hundred Persons Are in At
tendance From Nearly Every Sec
ton OF the State.

i'ipeviIl TO The Times pisratchi
LSNCIIBCRG, VA. October l0-With
about 400 delegates In attendance. tho
'wcntN-iirs; annual convention Of the
NSlnia Division of III. Daughters of
the 'onicdcracy was opened at Cen
'"nary Methodist Church tonight with
" welcome meeting. following %hicl,
the visitors were entertained 1T the
ii"hmont Club. In the receiving line
We're the officers OF the local chapters.
Mrs Z. l.. Odenheimer. prcsident-sen.
efal Of the United Daughters of the
'"nicderacy. and Miss Nell G. Preston,
president of The state division
In" executive board was in session
from early forenoon until late in the
afternoon, but no announcement was
made as to the result or these two
sessions.
Tomorrow morning, following tho
memorial hour, the first business SEES,
sion will he held
Ihc program at the welcome ses-
sion tonight was as follows:
Anthem. "Ha. *. Hark My Soul" Cen
tcnhry Methodist choir. Mrs. s. 6.
christian orsanist: address of welcome
from kirkwood Otey Chapter. Mrs II.
~ fancey: address OF welcome. Mayor
isoNston Jester: address of welcome
from old Dominion Chapter. Mrs. John
~. Davis; duet, Let Not Your Hear,
Ec Troubled" MIR. and Miss Martin;
RESPONSES. Mrs. pdenhcimcr and Miss
Preston.
The members of the executive board
arc: president, Miss y. G.. Preston,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11

John burton. titled northumberland. scoI<
IL In S ar% Of z Is urea tn ne d
9f .n.r ,r Of The iiel, Ca.S Sams ,ha,
I;lHnche, follows and cniis,s the aid OF" Of n ii
r. OF artcn wh fii' ha W Sais, F nS:S t"
p Burton and has "H aIe s', i"inn nd Of IA
large sum for his rclcasc whom Reilly en-.
Dun jake i i"ade a'H Of 9hd ms il@ 81 TVS Is
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,n ESr nsY With 1sah unless he
You hcar?" he growled vindictivcly.
The cops are comm; you've iust rot
five seconds TO decide what you mean
to do. or this knife will he buried I'm
you
Burton would probably have regarded
the mans threat az sheer bluff but
BIZ Reilly knew better. and realized
that If the young millionaire's life was
to be saved he must act fearltDsIy aud
~ once. Rushing at Twu-Gun Jake. lie
spun the man off his feet with Il very
effective uppeTcut.
This assault, coming from such an
unexpected quarter. momGstarily stupe-
fed the Iicll-Cats, and the men holding
Burton relaxed their grip. AS a result.
John rcgaincd his feet, and was thus
able TO help Reilly i'm the furiou. strug-
gle which now broke out. because Jake
was the first to understand Reilly's
strategy. and promptly called on his
associates to put the traitor out of
business
Hes only playin' for time. he
yelled. Go TO IT. boys. an get both
Of EN-
The marvel was that revolvcrs were
not used; possibly some sense OF real
and instant danger withheld the gang
from creating more noise than was
absolutely necessary. They put forth
every effort, however. to overcome the
two men. and Burton could only see
out OF the tail Of his eye that his un-
known rcscuer was making a gallant
hight against overwhelming odds.
lie. too. was about to collapse again
under the united attack of four or five
men when the door was burst open
and a number OF police in uniform APP
Dcared.
The fight stopped then and there, Of
course. The sole intent of every rascal
amoue the Hell-Cats now was to save
his own skin, so the room emptied IA
though by magic. except those who had
been gripped by the officers of the law
at the first onset.
burton Notcd In a uaZcd sort OIL way
that the man who had taken such risk
In order to help him had disappeared
with the rest. This fact puzzled him.
He could not understand 1t at all. lie
yet had to learn that il Reilly were
seen to be in active collision with the
police his life would undoubtedly be
forfeited, since the iell-Cats would
strain every nerve to punish him.
Reilly's only chance of safety in the
future lay in convincing his former
criminal associates that he had really
meant we'll by them In bringing a warn
ing OF police intervention, and that he
had attacked Two-Gun Jake merely to
put an end to Il foolish and untinlcly
argument. In order to deceive the He'll
cats, he must also cvade the police
In addition to this he did not wish the
police to think he had fallen from
grace.
(To BE Continually
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11

Scrcn-Milc Ford; first vicc-president
Mrs. Charles w. Sumpter. Christians
burg: second vice president. Miss
AlcNina Shannon. Portsmouth: third
vicc-prcsidcnt. Mrs. H. ID. Tucker Pow
hatan: fourth vicc-prcsident. Mrs. How
ard l.. Bisnop. Richmond: recording
secretary. Mrs. y. II. Andrews. Bristol
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Emmett
Wall. Farmville: trcasurep. Mrs a. NJ
Campbell. Lynchbug: registrar. Mrs. y.
y. Cheatham. Danvillc: Historian. Mrs "
T. Clement. Chatham: custodian. Mrs
j. T.. i. Casscll, stanton; recorder Of
crosses, Mrs. j. l.. Alexander. Staunton:
custodian OF Virginia division badge.
Mrs. James NJ. Grant. Baltimore: chair
man of stationery, Mrs. j. +. +. Cas-
sell. Staunton: correspondent. Mrs.
Glassell Fit1hugh. charlottesville
The district chairmcn are: District
No. !. Mrs. Charles w. Sunptcr. Chris
tIansburg: No. ., Mrs. james r. Irvine,
Charlottesville: No. .. Mrs John l..
iiaShn. Danville: No. 1, Miss Adclia
Vowel. Culpeper: No. >. Mrs w d..
cardwcll. Ashland. and No. &. Miss
Annie Mann, Petersburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

Dressicr VIII remain Ia this city for
4 week as tn: guest or Miss BESSIE lie
Masurier.
OF Interest Here.
Richard f. Jarratt. Of .Jarratt. and
MISS Nancy Scott Hollis. of Strasburg.
were quietly married at the home of
the brides aunt. Mrs. H. r. Resant.
In Frederick. Md. last Wednesday af.
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jarratt left later for
Washington and points South. The
pride GoinE-away gown was of navy
blue broadcloth. and she wore a bla eli,
velvet hat. On their return they will
reside in ,Iarratt.
Mrs Iair"tt Is daughter of the late
DR. WI IN Brown Hollis. for many
years leading physician of Morgan
County, ~. Va. and whose great
grandfather was DR.. Augustus Alexnn-
dor Brown, physician in the family of
General Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
SYNOPSIS FOR FOURTH DAY.

Everything you read here you chm
re this week at the Isis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11

SOvcllxed from the Series OF Photoplnys
of the Sumo Name Released by
Pnthc.
(COpyrIEht, 1OlU, by Louis TrucJ.I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
COLORLESS CABINET
Grccce'k New Premier Picks Political
Nondcscripts for Various



LONDON, October 10.-Telcgraphin
from Athens yesterday, Reuters cor
respondent said Professor Lambros had
succeeded in forming Cabinet. 1t is
as follows:
Premier and Minister of Public In
northumberland Spyridon lam
bros.
Minister of Foreign Anairs-M
Zalocostas, former Greek minister to
Bulgaria.
Minister of War-Ge ncraI Dracos.
Minister of Marine-Rear-A Admiral
4. Daminnos, the incumbent.
Minister of Finance-Socrates Tsani
toHeas.
Minister of Justicc--Constantine An
donopulos.
Minister OF Observation-Disclosures
Tsclos.
Minister Of National Economy
Probably NJ. Oeconomidcs.
Tho correspondent describes this as
politically tho most colorlcss Cabinet
Greece has ever known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
Fines Amount to Sill.

The total of fines collected in Police
Court. Part H., yesterday by Justice II.
n: Maurice broke all records for DAYS
other than Mondays. The fines collect
ed yesterday amounted to Sill. Ada
ttickman. a negro woman, was fined
S25 for maintaining n disorderly house
while three persons caught in the raid
were assessed $40 each. Justice Maui
vice tined seven crap shooters So ench
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
Hurt when Anto uits Pole.

TSHUVTHI 10 J 1t IlnHS- ID Sp:ttCN.
lIARRISONBGRCi. VA. October to
When his automobile crashed into a
telephone pole near I.liton, Thomas
Smclter, shoemaker Of Shenandoah
City. received Il fractured arm, two
broken ribs. had two teeth knocked
ont, and his nose mashed. Fred Kite
who WAS driving the car. was unin-
jurcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-11
HAWKHEAD TO BE REPAIRED
Steamer Damaged In Collision Goes &c
Norfolk To-Day 10 Discharge
Cargo.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, October 10
The British steamer Hawkhead, dam
aged last week in a collision with the
bay steamer City Of Norfolk. will 70
10 Norfolk tomorrow to discharge her
cargo OF coal. after which she Will
come back here and go into dry dock
for repairs.
The steamer is we'll down in the
water, has bad list, and probably
will he towcd to Norfolk and back.