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The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-05-19
President C.. s. N. w. Dead,

William A. Gardner, president OF
the Chicago & Northwestern Railway
and the Chicago, st. Paul, Minneap-
oils & Omaha Railway, died this week
at his summer home in Ostervllle,
Mass. He left his desk in Chicago
about ten days ago for a brief rest,
and his end was sudden. His wife was
with him at the time of his death.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed and announcements will be
made later.
The passing of the President OF
the Northwestern was shock
throughout the railroad world today.
Officials of the lines of which he was
head, paid tribute to their chief and
revealed characteristics of the man
which they believed aided him in
reaching one of the highest stations in
tie transportation world.
Mr.. Gardner was 81 years old, and
entered into the service of the North
western as a telegraph operator In
1878. Since that time his advance has
been steady, stepping upward from
one grade to another until In 1910 he
became President, succeeding Mar
vim Hughitt, who was made chairman
of the Board of Directors and retain
ing all former activities and interests.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-05-19
Sore Is Completed.

The repair work on the store building
recently purchased from the c. E. Morri-
son Bros, by ]. o. Starr and which was
damaged by the recent high water is now
practically completed and will shortly be
ready for occupancy.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-05-19
PREPARING SOIL
FOR SPRING CROPS

It has been noticed from time to
time among some farmers, that it is
too often the case the proper amount
OF werk is not given the soil before
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1916-05-19

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
AUTOISTS DISMISSED
Hiram VI. Smith nnd Twelve Codrfrnd-
ANS Arc Acquitted Of Charge
Alleging Inv Violation.

Hiram NJ. Smith. assistant United
States District Attorney for the East
ern District OF Virginia, and twelve
other automobile owners were dismiss
ed in Police Court yesterday morning
% the charge of operating their ma
chimes without front and rear liCcns"
tags MIR. Smith defended himself and
his codcfcndants.
II was pointed out that the Score
tarv OF the Commonwealth issued only
one tag MP to June Il, or this ycar.
when a new State law went into effect
requiring two licenses. Mr.. smith eN-
pressed the opinion that no auioist
VINO had taken out q liccnS" PRIOR 10
June -, could be held for not haV!u@
more than one number on his car.
Assistant City Attorney Anderson was
inclined to agree with Mr.. Smith, but
preferred to look up the Law before
rendering q formal opinion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
DR.. CHRISTIAN TO LEAD
BIG SOUTHSlDE REVIVAL
VIII Preach at Services to Begin
Neat Month tn Tent
midlothian Pike.

Rev. W. Asbury Christian, y. u. the
pastor OF Union Station Methodist
Church. will preach ut the revival ser
vices to be held by tho West End
Methodist Church. of South Richmond.
beginning on the first Sunday in Sep
tember. The services will be held in
"A large tent on lots recently purchased
by the congregation near the Franklin
school on the Midlothian Turnpike.
Roy. q. w. NJ. Taylor, the pastor of the
West End Church, will have charge OF
III" meeting.
MI tho Methodist Churches Of South
Richmond are invited 10 join in The
services The tent TO he leased will
hold lao people. and on the platform
will bc seats for about 100
Committees hav" been appointed to
arrange for the meeting as follows:
Grounds and tent. y. Clarke, :.
j. Henry, John Price. j. II. Johns. I,
~ Hughes. Jr.. !. q. Bookman. Z. W.
Madison. Herbert Clarke and w y.
Horner.
t'inancc-R. T.. Spires. W. r. Taylor.
w. Z. Walker, +. NJ. Cox. T. l.. Petty
grew, Thomas Ch"nault, j. o. Hall and
Mart Bookmau.
Cshers Titus Loser. w. W. Tolcr
Eugene ratram. l.. +. Roper, Arthur
High. Ecrnicc High, Robert McGhcc
E"nni" Spires. Joseph Mitchell. Gus"
Kahn and Thomas Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
Not to Hold Joint
Reunion Next Year
Commaadcr-in-Chief Harrison
Notifies General Bro,vn HH/M
BE Strictly Confederate.

Ihc 1917 reunion of the United Com
federatc Veterans in Washington will
ne strictly Southern gathering and
not Hiuc and Gray affair. as has been
suggested by some. according To ii
message from Commander in Chief
George Il. HARRISON, of Opclika. Ark.
received by General j. Thompson
Brown. of Richmond, commander Of tho
Army of Northern Virginia. United
Confederate Veterans.
The mistake with reference to the
convention. in the opinion of General
Harrison. probably arose from the fact
that body of Grand Army men had
suggested To the Washington authori-
ties that the confclcratcs be invited
to hold their 1917 reunion i'm that city
colonel Andrew cowan made tho pro-
poSal at Il meeting OF tho Hancock
Corps Association in October 1915. The
aSSocia ton brought the matter To tn.
notice OF the city authorities
II was not alone the body of Union
soldiers who extended the invitation
Joining in il were the Board Of Trade.
tho Chamber of Commerce. tho Retail
Merchants Association and the corr
misSi"ncrs of the District Of Columbia.
The whole city OF Washington urged
the Confederate veterans to come. This
was tho invitation which the HirminC.
ham convention this summer accepted.
The convention in 1917. then. will he
strictly Confederate gathering. and
not joint reunion of Northern and
Southern veterans. 1t will be the first
meeting OF the United Confederate Vet
Grams outside of territory included in
the bounds OF the old ConfcdcracN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
Must Get License
to Catch Grabs
Carncu Holds That Owncrs Of
"Sand-Lockcd' Tidal Wa
tcrs Arc Not Privileged.

Unless he can show "A grant. either
from tn" King OF England. secured
before the time of Magma Charta, or
from the state Legislature. no man
can maintain AN exclusive right OF
nSh"ry in the tidal waters OF Viz
GINA. even II he is the riparian owner
according 20 :n oi!"!on handed down
Yesterday by Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral Leslie G. Garnct,
Tn" ruling was AZ the request Of
John X. Parsons. state Game and Fish
Commissioner. who had received a let.
ter from Commemorative Attorney
William n. Evans. OF Middlcscx Couu-
y. asking whether or not persons
owning nd-loCkcd" creek would
-" required 10 secure a license 10 crab
IN - waters. Mr. Garnctt holds that
riparian ownership gives them no ex-
clusiE" Grabbing privilege. and that
they Will therefore have 10 provide
themselves with licenses
sine" tho time Of Magma Charta.
promulgated nearly 300 years before
ihc discovery Of America, the King %
Eng land has had no power 20 grant an
exclusive right OF fishery In an arm
"f tn" sea. obviously. no grant could
10 Magma Charta. The power. then.
has rested solely with tho Lceisla-
turc
TIL" only grant made by tho Iegis-
latrrc. SAYS Mr. Garnct, is the ex-
elusive right to riparian owners to use
an arm ~ the sea for sowing or plant
ing oysters or other shcllhsh This
grant does not apply TO catching
crabs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
DESTROYER'S MEN BRAVE
DEATH TO SAVE THEIR SHIP
\nyy Department Pays Tribute 10
NnIor Gf i'ir~-EnGInr Room
crews of the Terry.

WASIII%G;TDS. August 2b.--In an
official rta,cfncnt to-day the Navy be
pnr,fnnni paid tribute 10 the vni"f "i
bc flrc-curiuc room Crrwt oi IN" H"-
ptrCyed Torry whD bravcd death 10
gnvc Their ship when rhn struck "a rect
on ~" bpHiulran "rart several months
apn Thc Tcfry finally ven, dr"n ia
.rhoaI yatrr, bat war raised anH taken
to the SrtfcI. yard fDi repairs.
E"cr"'.ry Daniels har written letters
~ commentator ~ John j Kenny nuh
franz r. iEhuir. "hirf rrnchinist mates,
sII,ilari GRIMES. "hi"f water tender.
ana cant HcA"rY, Fireman.
F"un"g anG HhGt" mere In 'h"rr"
nt ne engine, atjd wjih ,hc water rir-
SIX ~ 'h"t waists. sfny"h ~ The pests
- )rnr ae ,h"r" MSS s'rnm I" turn
aver ihr "nginre
"Ihnsc u.rh Jid nc' i'ayr ,ih"it rin
,i,u gp'll 10. iEfo',i~r W"T" "n'lr"iy
sgbiuetyed." ne navy statement rays
grimes snd A"h"nY WerG ~ ~" fr"-
rum m IN TGin ihsir comrades ~hrn
,hr ha',Gsr mere batt"prh down.
"fb.y ,.,GaiHed ~ ,hnH posts the
sig,at,~nt aH.r "WBir'6lGIuE fulI
,t.ssUtH ~ f'.hu unhfi nfRrn' ne
,,nyJr ~ ~. sopsriDH uutli tH~ water
,,.s. MN Uys bpItsd mes, wtHU they
s,iU ss4y,g ~ ne tyh-ipcu 10 e"'JI-
~. h.!is,s sE0 Usy.Dt r"hslh!e Sc
yi,.,s sSbtssIrt'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
AGREE ON IMPORTANT
FINANCIAL MATTERS
Representatives. of Grcnt iiritnin and
France In Conference at

LONDON. August 25.-The Prcmiers
Of Great Britain and France. tho FL
nance Ministers Of the two nations
aud representatives OF their financial
and kindred interests met at Calais
yesterday and reached an agreement
on important financial matters. includ-
ing payments abroad, and the mainte
nanc" Of exchange between tho two
to-day.
~ conference was held Yesterday at
Calais" says the official statement, be
tween TIA" French and British govern
m"nis. complete agreement was
reached on all subjects with which
'h" conference dealt. An arrangement
"ms concluded regarding payments
abroad and the maintenance of ex-
change between the two countries
'"Ih" French government was repre-
scented by NJ iiriand. president OF the
Council az Ministers: NJ. Ribot. Min
ih,"r 81 Finance, accompanied by NJ.
Ia lIhin. governor of the Bank of
France. and NJ Marjorie and o. HON
berg tociavc 1IombcrG was mem
Der "f the Anglo French financial com =
mission In the United States in 1879.
fhc British government was repre-
scented by Premier Asnuith, Rcginal Id
M"k"nnn. Chancellor OF the Exchequcr;
Edwin Samuel Montague. Minister of
Munitions, and Thomas McKinnon
wood. Financial Secretary of the
Treasury. accompanied by the chief
justice. the governor OF the Bank of
England, and Sir Maurice IIankcy."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
REVENUE AGENT SHOT
Probably Fatally Wounded in Battle
Just Across North Carolina
DounlIury

LYNcHRCRG! VA. August 25.-In a
battle yesterday eight miles from
stuart. Va. just across the North Caro-
lima boundary. Revenue Agent p. VI.
Mays was shot and probably fatally
wounded. and William Smith. one OF
tho hlockadcrs, was also shot Jim and
Fletcher Smith. ncphcws Of the
wounded man. who were engaged in tho
battle, escaped unhurt The officers
trailcd a wnEonload OF liquor to the
home OF William Smith. and when
Smith WAS ordered 10 surrender. he
opened fire on Deputy Mays who was
"ith Deputy Ross. Mays was shot in
The abdomen. He returned tho fire. and
struck the elder Smith in the abdomen
Fletcher Smith also shot Mays in the
shoulder Fletcher and Jim Smith
escaped, and arc at large. Jim Smith
served Federal prison term for the
killing of revenue agent eight years
ago. Additional revenue men are re-
ported to have joined the hunt for the
furitivcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
TYPHOID CASES DIMINISH
city Health Department Records show
deduction OF Ten In
Two Days.

In tho past two days tho number n
typhoid fever cases in Richmond has
dropped from IFS 10 lOi. IN all. about
-" cases have been reported ~ the
Health Department since the cglnuinH
OF the outbreak the latter par, 81 Juif
Deaths and patients discharged ~ re-
covered have reduced this number,
which is expected to further decrease
from this time on
only ono additional caRc Man rrppr,-
cd TO The authorities ycstcrJny ~
ono local hospital where there arc si>
PATIENTS under treatment for Typhoid,
~ VAS said that all were WsiI rn thn
foah ~ recovery and would In abi,
70 return TO their homes In ten
days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
vinGINIA CHILDREN MUST
REPORT ON ARRIVAL.

In the case Of Virginia children COM
ing hack to the state from Infected
areas. tho transportation company will
ne required to prepare a certificate.
which either the child or the parent or
uardian must sign. giving the travel
crs home address and containing an
agreement to travel directly thereto,
to report within twelve hours after ar
rival to the nearest health Office, and
TO observe the quarantine requirements
Of the state and local boards Of health.
For The violation Of quarantine reg
ulations, the traveller, or the person
who may AID or encourage him in IN"
violation. will make himself liable to
fine not exceeding 500 and confne-
ment In the county Jail not exceeding
six months. The transportation COM
pany will be adjudged guilty OF n mis-
demeanor and punished In the manner
prescribed by law.
AS prccaution against the spread
Of infantile paralysis in the state. the
state Board Of Health has ordered that
NO public school in Virginia be open
Cd for the lal6-l7 session which is not
~ that time provided with two sani-
,nry toilets and n sanitary drinking
fountain or individual drinking cups
"r glasses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
HOLD DAILY CONFERENCES
ON WEST END EXTENSION
Beck md Engineer hastings Perfect
ing Plans for Extending Monu-
ment Avenue Over Helt Line.

The administrative Board is now
husily engaged in perfccting prclimi-
naries for the extension of Monument
Avenue over the Belt Line tracks Com
missioner II i. Beck and f.. ". Hast
inGs. engineer Of the Richmond. Fred
criCkSburE and Potomac Railroad arc
holding almost daily conferences. GO
ing over the plans for the bridge.
which have been approved by CITY
Engineer Boiling. Mr. Hastings was
Yesterday requested by the board 10
make allowances in the plans for the
necessary conduits which will be need
cd for the extension of the gas ana
water systems.
Winston ~ Company, contractors in
charge of this Improvement. and the
city Eng inccr are now pcrfcCting plans
for cScavatine for temporary drain
age along the Bel, Line from Broad to
Cary streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
MAJOR BOWLES IS URGED
FOR NEW FEDERAL OFFICE
Influential Friends Seek His Appoint.
mcnt TO Post Created by Hay
Military Bill.
CARRIES SALARY OF u. S. MAJOR
Reported to Have Endorsement OF
Senators Martin and Swanson and
Representative Montague-Hc Has
Fine Military Record.

Major f.. W. Bowlcs, commander Of
the Richmond Blues. First Virginia
Cavalry Squadron. is being urged for
appointment as one OF the two Of
ficcrS TO be assigned to the Bureau
Of Military Affairs in Washington to
fin places created by the Hay military
bill The positions will be of an adj
visory nature, and the two officers. Ia
bc selected from the militia OF the
whole country are To keep the bureau
in close touch with actual conditions in
the volunteer service.
Ma ior I!OwlcS has the Endorsement OF
many influential NirE inians, including.
u is understood. senators Martin aud
Swanson, Governor Stuart. and Repre-
sentative Montague. and 1t is probable
tina, the entire delegation in Cong rcss
from this State will support him. Til.
movement Ia secure the place for
some we'll qualified Virginia officer
has been going ON quietly for some
time Friends Of Major Bowlcs. who
are presenting his claims, believe there
is good prospect Of his appointment
OFFICE CARRIES WITH IT
SALARY OF MAJOR
The offices created by the Hay bill
carry with them tn. salary Of a major
and appointment is for a term of four
years. The holders Of the offices must
not he above the grade of lieutenant
colonel
Reports from the Second Infantry
now in brownsville, Tex. received yes
tcrday at the office OF the .Adjutaut-
General give the names OF tour MEM
bcrS of the regiment who have been
sent I" Fort Mycr for discharges The
discharged men are B. r. witt. third
class musician of the Headquarters
company. and rrivatcs Henry W.
Adams Henry +. Meredith and Beverly
II. Carlton. Of Company l..
Promotions in the Second Regiment
are reported as follows:
Corporal Leo q Bricn to he sergeant
and friNatcS Hol.nmb II. Chamberlaiu
Lester NJ. Rurhs and clyde Shacffcr. 10
h" corporals. All the men were Of
Company &. Corporal Herbert y. Hing
hiclf has been reduced To the rank
"f private" on his own request
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
SOLDIER ARRESTED
NiIitInmnn. Charged with Disorderiy
Conduct ut Park, Gives Ills Name
M ".J0hn Doe"

1, soldier OF tho line now tation"d
a, ca,np Henry G. Stuart. was arrest
cd last nigh, at Forest Hill PARK by
Sergeant Goldsby on charge OF be
iug disordcrly.
The soldier refused to give his name"
and h. was entered upon the records
Of the Third Police station as I"hn
Doe" Entxithstanhing his refusal 10
diyulrc his identity, IL will hc easy
enough for the police to-day to learn
his name.
Complaint was made to Sergeant
Goldsby. and he took the man from a
street car. when questioned. IL rs AL
legged the soldier replied in vulgar
language.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
ASSAULT CASES
Bric,s. Hottlc. Horseshoe md PItchforL
Figure Weapons of OHcnsc
I'm tffrays,

William ogden. colored, was arrested
last night hy Policemen Rcrtucci and
buffcN on charge of assaulting
Charles Price with a brick. The as
II.
William Young. co!orcd. was taken
in charge for alleged assault on James
MCkcnncy with a horseshoe. and Nc
kcnncy was arrested on charge OF
sticking pitchfork into Young. Both
men were attended by DR.. llinchman.
OF the CITY Ambulance Corps.
~ T.. Whitlock was arrested on a
charge Of assaultinE Joseph Hopkins
with bottle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
WERNER WANTS TO MEET
PURVEYOR OF GOOD TIPS
Chief Anxious to trt In Touch With
Man signing himself ~
MrConnciI.

Chj.f Of Police Werner &C anxious 20
get into touch with man signing
himself as J. H. Mcconnell. secretary OF
tn" Central Welfare League.
Mcconnell. ii that no the corr"spon-
dents name. has written several let
i"Is 10 Major Werner and ono to
Mayor Aiuslic. complaining Of social
conditions in certain quarters. and the
Information he conveyed has been
found trustworthy and Of assistance
90 The police
The man gave no address in his let
tors, and his name is not listed in the
cit" or telephone directory. y letter
sent him in care Of the general dcIiv-
cry department OF the post-cffice has
not been answered
Major Werner stated yesterday that
he would he glad 10 co-operatc with
Mcconnell III improving social condi-
'ionS and that h" would he pleased to
have Mcconnell cali a. his Office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
WREATH FOR FATHERS TOMB
frenrh Lieutenant Drops Flowers. und
Gcrmnns Comply with Request
Contained in Natc.

PARIS. August "5.-Aviation Lieu
tenant F"vrc. lying over Sainte Marie
aux -Mines. in German .Alsacc. dropped
wreath and letter. requesting tho
curatc OF the village TO place the
wreath on The tomb OF his father.
Colonel Fevre, %; the Two Hun
drcd and Twcniy-hrst Regiment OF
f'cnch infantry, who was Killed
III that locality during the French
offensive OF 1919.
y German aviator. flying over the
French lines, dropped the curate's an
sw"r saying that the favor had been
acConplj shed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
Charged with Criminal A,,nu,,.

charles Williams. alias Charles Mes
""nhGTG. colored, about twenty eight
Years old, was arrested on the CITY
Wharf near ,he old Dominion steam
Ship 'rcirh, sheds. Yesterday afternoon
~ sheriff Webb " Sydnor. OF IIenrtco
""h'N. and Fa'rolman Dubuque Of
!he c''y forces, on tho charge If AT.
,"mp'lng criminal assault on cora
Joshua
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26

w. T. Lindsey. Utncy lrvcr. ,,as
fined 800 and placed under pDn bond
Tor his good behavior by Justice Cru,rl-
hsld yesterday morning on Il ,.t.,c.
Of assaulting Virginia Gray Ia,,dsc,.
took an appeal 10 the Hustings Cour,
and furnished bond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
Giycs SncInI NJ Y. VI. G. 4.

: musical entertainments WAS ElNcn
last night on the roof garden of the
Central Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation for members Of the organiIa- :
ton aud their friends. Those taking
part in the program were MISS FRAN
COS Allen. soprano G. Burton Mount
castle, cornctist Maurice l.. Tyler.
tenor, and William T.. Stith. baritone.
After the musical entertainment. a
game Of volley ball was played. \
membership social will he given next
Friday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26

George Williams, colored WAS ar
rested 10y HcnriCo County officers yes
tcrday on a charge of stealing various
small tools and other articles from
ncighbors living around l.. H. Kcmp's
iry farm The cas-" viii he tried
this morning before Magistrate H. &
Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
csty stable. Reported Insnnitnry.

The Administrative Board yesterday
called upon Henry j. Cohn. of the
street Cleaning Department. to explain
why the city stables. Fifteenth
and Marshall Streets. were not kept
I'm propcr sanitary order. Chief SAM
tary Inspector Tuck, Of the Health
Department. complained to the board
that conditions nj the stables were
bad and that he had made repeated
efforts to have them cleaned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
I.ctltion In Bnnkruptc,.

Chesley NJ. Jones. Jr.. of Richmond,
yesterday filed a petition in voluntary
bankruptcy in the United States Dis
trict Court, listing liabilities OF S228.08
and no assets. Th" ''r'""s! w
claim was $40 due to DR.. j. Doheriy
Hinchman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26

pcarcd before the Administrative
Board and urged that the Seabrook
Warehouse site, Eighteenth and Grace
streets. be cleared Tor use as a play
ground The city Fairgrounds Will
close shortly. and the hoard is expect
ed 10 act favorahly on the request
when funds arc appropriated in the
rcNt budget for Fairgrounds and their
maintenance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
,adc to Sergeant
Sold Good, without License.

T. X. Gayle waS yesterday hicl -"
by Magistrate Il. j. Purycar f"r s"iiihr
goods at Laurel without license.
Tho dcfc,dani mas arrested 10y ". i.
Joncy police officer Of Glen Allen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
ICE FUND GROWS
Receives Additional
contributions of ST.. RnisinE Total
for Summer to SI,.iS.a5.

IN" Times Dispatch received Si1 yes
i"rday for the benefit OF the Ice Mis-
SION, making total thus far Of ST.
- %. while acknowledge that the
contributions have been liberal the
o." Mission calls attention to the re-
naming days Of tho summer which are
a. yet unpcovdcd FOR. and appeals to
IT'S generous friends to continue their
If-crirrG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26

Judge r. Carter Scott ycsterday W.,
designated BY Governor stuart to rre-
side for Judge Jesse F. West In tho
Circuit Court Of Prince George COUNTY
from September TO s. and from Sc;
TENDER u to 10. Judge West has con.
gested dockets in other parts of hi.
circuit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26

The hearing Of Fannie Allen. colored.
charged with performing a criminal
operation on a young white woman.
was continued in Police Court ycster-
day morning TO September s. The
young woman is now in Virginia Hos
pital for treatment.