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AUCTION sALEs-ro.Day
NCN hun SNLES-IO-Day
BY Il. 3. CHAFklN CO. INC. and
G.. l.. & II. l.. DEMON.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
Commissioners Auction
Sale Of Desirable Dairy
+ arm

In execution of a decree or tho cir
CUT Court of HenriCo County. in tho
chancory cause known as George Jor-
dan. Who sues. etc. cainst Mollie r.
Cassclman. admin stratIiX. ., AL on
tered on tho 10th day Of July. 1915 We
shall. as special commissioners APP
pointed by said court. Offer for sale ut
public auction, upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. JULY %. 1916.
at o'clock +. NJ.
that valuable tract of land OF ga acres.
more or less. with improvements there
on. consisting Of latEe dwelling with
metal roof. small dwelling closely adj
Jaccnt thereto. large barn aud cattle
sheds. and modern dairy improvements
and equipment This property is about
i've miles below the city or Richmond
and fronts long distance on Will
Of the Virginia Hallway and Power
Company. closely adjacent to Seven
fines. being embraced in the area of
the Seven Pines battle ground. This
property Is susceptible OF subdivision,
and is we'll situated for immediate
dairy purposes.
TERMS: Onc-thiId cash balance at
SIX and twelve months in equal install
ntentS, purchaser TO execute negotiable
notes bearing interest from the date OF
conveyance Of sale for the deferred
payments. with right of purchaser TO
so elect. title of tho property TO be
retained by the court until the whole
purchase money is paid and a. decd
directed 10 lie executed to the pur-
chaser
JOHN j. BLAKE.
ltlolIAEb w. GAREINCiTON.
.tLENANDEE II. SANDS.
JAMES ". GORDON.
"ILLOCGHBY NEWTON, JR
Special Commissioners.
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uENRICO TRANSFERS.
'hrcr Deeds OF Bargain nnd Sale.
Amounting to x4.4S0.

lanes NJ Shurm ct Tx To John I.
burm. twenty acres In Varina Dis
net July IS, 1916. $4,000.
IT. l.. Rev et NY 10 Mary Doleazl.
It's 3. 20 and 81. section H. plan Of
lockwood Park. February 10, 1910:
+. p. Read ct ux. to c. T.. Patterson
/ ux, lots Il. ., II. Is. IL and II. block
:, section .. plan of Highland Springs
,IildinK lots. July ], 1916, $500.
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nE>nIcn RELEASE DEEDS.
Three Deeds OF Release, Amounting to


+. SiiterdinE 81 ais, trustees, 10 II. l.
Bew. ;. % and 81. section l., plan 81
Beech"ood Park August - 1915;
s555
Ros" & Rose. trustees, 10 H. 4; Mere
attn ct uN.. 10 acres at the junction
~ tho Three Chopi and Ridge Roads.
july !. l"ls. $3.50.
Same - same, 10 acres AT the juno
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nE>nico DEEDS or TRUST.
'rhrcc Deeds OF Trust, Amounting TO
S3.31O,

Charles r.. Patterson ~ uX. Ia T. <.
Read ct al. trustees. 3o0xl2n feet on
juniper Avenue. lots :, .. II. l3, Is
and H. block Is. section .. plan Of
Highland Springs building lots. July
/. 1916 $40.
Louisa poythrcss ct vir to VI l..
Walker. trustee. 5Ss acres. designated
rs letter y on plat made by 7. Craw-
ford Ecdd & Brother. July %, 1916.
500
John | Shurm 10 Walter J.. Shurm.
twenty acres in Varina District July
- 1916 $500
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MIXING PERMITS.

Permits We're issued Yesterday by
Plumbing Inspector I.anGcrs as fol-
lows:
John II. Rose & Co. FOR Mrs H. l..
Davidson. SIS Hawthorn Avenue
j. 9. wilson for Judge Lewis. 3l3
West Franklin Street
W. r Hendricks FOR Z. T.. I.ober.
1912 East Leigh street
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Pursuant To an order OF the District
Court OF the United states for tho
Eastern District or Virginia, eutescd
~ the matter of tho GinEera BottlnG
Co. Inc. bankrupt. ! Will sell at public
auction. on tho premises. in rear No
"lG West Marshall Street
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Same. for Mrs. NJ T. Iils. 50: Bat.
tcry Court
:. -. Goodman. FOR Mrs Mary l..
Whitehead. 23o East Tenth street
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CuANcERy DEEDS of TRUST.
eleven Deeds Of Trust. Amounting to
RoSdl0 SO

q. Fred Grimmell et ux. 10 John A.
.oke. IT., 20x1445 feet north line OF
;race street. So feet inches east Of
'edar street. July 90. 1915. S7,440.
Elizabeth Peter Carter to Robinson
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The. following marriage license was
ISSUED YESTERDAY by the clerk or the
Hastings Court:
Arthur T.. Brooks and blanche NJ.
RoWleS
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0rkneySprings Hotel and Baths

Orkney Springs. Nn.. Open June 1.
Beautiful mountains: always cool. eeva
non ECO Restorative waters equal Carlsbad.
Germany, for nervousness poor blood. gen.
erai debility. rheumatism. kidney and
stomach troubles. Free amusement. dancing
pool. tennis. cro0uct good table: reasonable
rates. cap h6o: booklet. H. c. Carter. Prop
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SCHOOLS

Mt. ST. JOSErH'S COLLEGE
courses prepare FOR Law, Medicine. Ensi-
nserlne. Dentistry and business. Special
facilities for rrcmcdtcai Work Country sur
ronnd'ngs. city advantages Rcneflcial ath-
letrs. Special department FOR boys "a
years Of age. Brother Norbert, Dir. Gaia
locuc.. sta D. Baltimore. Md.
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By Il. h. CHAEFIN co. INC. and
=. l.. & II. l.. DENOON.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Commissioners Auction
Sale of f arms and Lots in
Henrico County, Virginia
THURSDAY. JULY -. 1916,

THURSDAY. JULY -. 1916,
a; !: o'clock noon.
the following property. in the or,!c.
a. Tw" certain lots. known as lot.
tnS Ma, ma ? ~ hiock J. section ! in
| corded IN plat book s. N the clerk $
Office OF tho Circuit Court of Hcnrico
:r northern line OF Beach street. and
running back between parallel lines
about 10 feet 10 the south or eastern
said BudGo street about 40 feet.
tsp Stract Of land containing about
=, acres, more "r less. with improve
M."ris thereon. In the lower part OF
the gi,y ~ Ecamond. on Willis !,
'h.rch E"ad. conveyed 10 Lawrence
'tasSScinlan - ;ti.hie T. Radcliffe by
N the SAID decd rs adjoining the lands
~, - I ln,, 'imN on the west; L; \.
on the south ana cast
Co That certain farm known as
Elm wood. cuusiSilnr OF l3a acres, more
or Less, about miles. below the city
Henricu county. With all improvements
thereon, couSi',lu@ OF nice dwelling
and mcccesss,ry .nn'buiid'ncs.. and lying
over with q 2r-fo"i rich, Of Way lead
ing 10 the said rund. and shown or a
map In i. i. i7l-A, page 40. in the
clerks Office al the Circuit Court OF
icnrico County.
CD \ tract Of land containing l7a
acres, more or less, IN Hcnrico county,
fronting partly On the road leading
from Fair oaks 10 Hanover. with
dwelling and sundiy outhuildings. This
pioperty adjoims that OF Elmwood. just
found in plat hook .. page 10 = and
=; =. l'l-A page 40. in tho clerks
once of Henrico Circuit Court. Both
Of the above described properties &C
and ID have much low land, we'll wa
tered. and in every way particularly
adapte" for dairy purposes.
lE) That tract OF land in Narina Dis
trct ON the New Market Road, Hen
rico County. consisting Of - $500
acres. more or less. about miles from
the city. OF Richmond. with dwelling
and combination harn. stable and other
"ntbmildinss, This property lies upon
the Four-Miie Creek. and is well wa
CD \ tract OF land consisting Of
20 e-loo acres, more or less, lying on
~, he Central OF Darbytowm Road, near
W., Church The property has a
dwelling and usual farm improve
ments. aud runs back 10 q branch. 4
nsssrintion and accurate survey OF this
property may he found fllcd with tho
papers in the ended suit OF Whitlock
vs. Melton, in tho files Of tho old Hen
re ronn NY cout. This is the same
man by Il. s. Harkless
TERMS: onethird cash, balance at
siN ana twelve months in equal install
notes bearing interest from tho date
OF conveyance OF sale for the deferI cd
payments. with right Of purchaser to
pay whole amount in cash. IL lie shall
So elect, title OF tho property 10 he
retained by tho court until the whole
purchase money is paid and = deed
directed 10 he executed to the pur-
cha ser
LbIiN T. BLAKE
iltHAID w. thEEINt;TON.
ALIEN AMBER H. SANDS
JAMES W. GORDON
WlLLDtGHBY NEWTON. JR,
Special Commissioners
hereby certify that tho bond re-
pu'red To the special commissioners by
decree in tho above entitled cause has
been duly executed.
& A. WkDnII,I
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSIONS

Richmond Va, Iulr Ia 1915
BIds viii lie received at the clerks onice
''""chlAnl. Va until - O'Clock noon. Tues
daH, August !, 1915. for tho construction
or three pieces nf soil road, acsrcsatinS
about eight and three-tcnths $50 miles In
length, In Goocilland County, Va.
Ptan5 aud specifications on MIA at the
clerk Office Goochlnnd Va. and at thi.
Office. Specifications furnished on applica !.
ZION 10 the undcr>iE mcd
\ ccrtthcd check Tor 5000 must accompany
h'u on each piece Of road
The right Is reserved to reject any or
all bids
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HUSTINGs TRANSFER.
&c Decd of bargain and Sale. Amount

Henry l.. Grimmcll to Julia Tyler
5Nl6a feet south line Of Everett Street
orncr Of Everett and Sixteenth Strecta.
me 2, 1915, $3.50.
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HOTEL BORTON
CONTINENTAL.
$3.50 Up Daily; Special Weekly.
GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia nv. close to Beach. Steel Pier and
all attractions. Capacity 500. PrsyidInr
every comfort: private baths. elevator:
large. cool rooms. ETC.; notable table and
service. American plan Booklet. Auto
meets trains. ". F. SHAW.
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HOTEL MAJESTICKKssnsa,nnss,e A.. s,T nsass:
out; centre Of attractions: ocean view: ca
pacity 900; Elevator. private baths, white
service. etc. superior table. Special. $3.50
up weekly: ~ up daily. Booklet.
VI. A. SMITH.
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SUMMER REsORTs-Vircinia
The Greenw God Cottage

MRS. j. l.. WARMER. Proprietress.
Fronting on water at Nine and One
Half street, WiliouShby Beach, Va
Dancing OF vcranda every evening.
Spccial rates for the rest OF the season.
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] hereby certify that the bond re-
puired Of tho special commissioners by
decree ia tho above entitled cause has
been duiyscAccuted.
s. p. WADDILL.
clerk Of the Circuit Court or Heurico
County.
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SUMMER MISUNDERSTANDING City
49,

Pacific and Ark ava. Grounds adioin beach
s cnh nosrITaik; ONLY HOTEL. WHERE
ATTIRE WITHOUT USING STREETS.
WITCH Is PROHIBITED. Usc OF bath
houses free. RUNNING WATER IN
ROOMS. private baths. Special rata,
sl.oo up daily: 50 TO $3.50 wcckly. includ.
ing choice tahlc. supplied from OWN
FARM: WHITE SERVICE ORCHESTRA
BAl.LROoM: TENNIS COURTS GA
RAGE. BOOKLET mailed
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AUCTION Satisfactorily
HEMLEN1lNE AUenQN az
INCORPORATED
6le EAST BROAD FL
| rustee' S Auction
Sale
O[.' I'll 4.

ilNGE:RA RoTTLlNci rLANT. EQUIP
ME:NT. OFFICE FURNITURE. REQ
TRUCK, SUPPLIES, ETC
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NoTE.-Thc auctioneers will he glad
70 sho" the foregoing property pre-
Nious 10 the dag of sale upon request.
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NoTE.-Thc auctionccrs III bc glad
to show any of the foregoing property
previous TO the day OF sale upon re-
quest.
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| hereby certify that tho bond re-
CURED To the special commissioners by
decree ~ the above entitled cause has
been duly executed.
s. y, WApDIII..
Clerk of tho Circuit Court OF iicnrico
County.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-27
Next Weeks Amusements.
Notwithstanding.

Mile. Albertina Rasch. the Viennese
premiere danseuse from the Imperial
Opera, Vienna. who headed the ballet of
the New York Century Opera Company,
will be the leading feature at Keith's
next week, accompanied by eight cory
phees, presenting La Ballet Divertisse-
ments Classique." Andrews Tooms and
Lola Wentworth. who have Joined forces
for vaudeville, will be the supplementary
stellar offering, in a musical comedy
tete-a-tete. Una Clayton will be seen
with her own company in "Collusion." "
Others will be The Volunteers" the
Four Readings, Harry Rose, Booth and
Leander. the organ recitals, and the
Pathe pictorial
Mary Kounselor Brookes' new comedy.
Some Politician" will be given here
for the first time, as the third headline
number. Frederick Hand. Peggy Cam
eron, Joseph Merrick and Eleanor sgd
ney will form the company.
Sunday the list of offerings will COM
prise Sydney Jarvis and Virginia Dare
in The Bride Tanner" Eva Taylor and
company in Rocking the Boat" Bonia
and Lew Hearn, and all the other num-
bers of the current program.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-27
TWO CASES CURED
IN BABY PLAGUE
Only Four Mild Attacks Of In
FAINT Paralysis Remain
in Capital.

Two of the seven existing cases OF In
fantile paralysis in the District were re-
ported as cured yesterday. Since the out
break of the baby plague in New York
only seven children have fallen victims
to the disease within the city, and of
these only four mild cases now are under
medical treatment. The Health Depart
ment is pleased with the conditions. but
DR.. William c. Fowler yesterday stated
that there is more danger of the spread
ing of the disease by the mild cases than
there would be through more serious
ones.
The fight to reduce Likelihood OF the
disease spreading in Washington con-
tinues. Prosecution against four lunch
rooms and two grocery stores was rec
commended yesterday. Thirty-one oral
complaints were received from residents
of the city, against various insanitary
conditions
Acting Health Officer John L. Norris
said last evening that he has reason to
believe that Washington is cleaner now
than ever before.
One of the cases reported as cured was
the one that was traced directly to New
York City. The other is the case that
was located in Northeast Washington.
The remaining four cases are said to be
on the road TO recovery. and DR.. Fowler
believes that none of the children will
be permanently disabled
The Washington herald., 1916-07-27
MAROONED "SUFF' Wins
fisher FOLK OF island
No Mere Storm Can Hinder Work of
Votes for Women"
Propaganda.

Although she ran into a severe storm
and was compelled 10 remain on the
little fishing island Of Roanoke, of the
coast of North Carolina, for five days
when she had planned to stay there only
two days, Mrs. Minnie Z. Brooke report
ed on her return yesterday that she felt
we'll repaid for the Inconvenience she
had undergone because Of what she had
accomplished for the Congressional Union
for Woman Suffrage. Her work on Roa-
noke Island remote and reached only by
small boats from the mainland. was the
first ever undertaken there for the suf-
frage cause. On her way Mrs. Brooke
also stopped in Richmond, Norfolk and
Ocean View, Va. and held meetings and
gained some converts at these places.
But Roanoke Island is a most inter-
cstins place" said Mrs. Brooke.
"I organized a membership branch Of
the Congressional Union there. with Miss
Willie Griffin. temporary chairman, and
Miss Mabel Evans and o. ]. Jones on the
membership committee. held my meet
ing there in the court house and was in
troduced by Mr.. s. l.. Dozier. mayor of
Mantee, the county seat Of Roanoke Is
land"
The Washington herald., 1916-07-27
Prize BEAUTIES
CAPTURE GOTHAM
Twenty-Five Lassies from the
South Create Sensation
in New York.

New York, July 26.-New York is being
inspected today, as 1t will be until FRI
day, by twenty-five young and beautiful
lassies from another world, who are
unoficially chaperoned by an Iowa
farmer who fell in love with one of them
on the Old Dominion boat that brought
them-and who tags along as a result.
The official chaperons are Joseph II.
Lackey, circulation manager of the
Memphis News-Scimitar CMemphis being
a city in Tennessee, a State in the South.
and Mrs. Lackey. And the twenty-five
there are really twenty-three, but one
stayed behind in Richmond. Va, to visit
friends, and will join the others today
or tomorrow-are winners in a beauty
contest conducted by the newspaper
throughout Tennessee, Alabama. Ark
ansas, and Mississippi, and as their re-
ward get a two-weeks' trip to New York
and Chicago.
But Mr.. and Mrs. Lackey sit back
laughing helplessly, and permit the un-
official chaperon to do the honors. On
the roof Of the Majestic Hotel, where
the party is registered. Abe-"Pap named
me after Honest Abe and folks say
look like him"-took complete charge
when the camera men sought pictures
of the girls.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-27
when WIFE'S AWAY
HUBBIES Will PLAY
Police Marshal Says Thieves Are Not
Alone in Cleaning Vacation
Houses.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Baltimore, July 26.-Marshal Carter
stepped into the breach this morning
with advice to the "stay-at-home" hus-
bands.
He says men are careless and that.
when the watchful eye OF womankin>~ is
removed from the house, things just nat
urally go to pot"
I'm really not concerned so much, :"
said the marshal, with what the hus-
bands who stay in the city do as with
what they don't do. And one of the
things they don't do is to look after
their houses properly.
Il believe women naturally are more
careful about such matters. II she goes
away in the daytime. leaving the house
alone, a sneak thief needs a whole bag
of tools to get into 1t.
But II is not always a thief" said the
marshal, and a smile presa ged what was
coming. Not all the 'robberies' are
quite what they appear on the surface.
You know, just because the wife is away
doesn't mean she isn't keeping an eye
on the financial situation from a dis
tance, so to speak. She knows about
what hubby is spending-or she thinks
she does, which is just as bad-and when
she comes home. II the balance on hand
shows a considerable deficit, WOW! the
fireworks begin to fizz and splutter."
The Washington herald., 1916-07-27
Stra nd-Feature Films.

Irene Fenwick will make her first ap-
pearance under the Metro banner at
Moores Strand Theater Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday of next week in THE
Child of Destiny" The added attraction
on these days will be Gold and Glitter"
a comedy drama enacted by Lillian Gish
and Lionel Barrymore.
On Wednesday and Thursday De Wolf
Hopper will be seen in a dramatic COM
edy entitled "Mr. Goode. the Samaritan"
The secondary attraction on these days
will be Harry Mccoy in Bubbles of
Trouble" a Mack Sennett keystone COM
edy. On Friday and Saturday Anita
Stewart will head the double feature pro-
gram in THE Daring of Diana" Harry
Meyers and Rosemary Theby will bring
plenty OF laughter to the program in
"Will a Woman Tell" which depicts the
efforts of young society damsel to keen
secret. Other attractions will be in
cluded in the daily program and there
will be special music by the augmented
Strand Symphony Orchestra.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-27
TRAVELLER USES "AD"
TO find GOOD Wife
Anticipating Rush, Arthur Loeb Ap-
points Committee to Examine Ap-
plicants and Pass on Eligibility.

New York, July S-Tired OF travelling
alone through South America, Arthur NJ.
Loeb, head of the engineering and con-
tracing firm of Arthur NJ. Loeb & Co.
with offices in this city and Panama, is
DESTROYS OF obtaining a wife. He tele-
phoned a New York paper yesterday to
ask help in the search he has begun to
get suitable helpmate. Mr.. Loeb is par
ticular. He has in mind the, ideal wom-
an he wishes to meet and in anticipation
OF a possible rush OF lonesome women
he has appointed, he said, a committee
Of two to pass upon the desirability and
qualifications Of the future Mrs. Loeb.
The test will be a severe one and those
who contemplate asking Mr.. Loeb to take
them for better or for worse will have to
pass the inspection OF two OF their own
sex.
Mr.. Loeb has Just returned from an
eight year sojourn IN South and Central
America and he is at present staying in
the Broadway Central Hotel. He was
seen yesterday in his downtown office
looking very romantic, and for a few
minutes he forgot business to tell about
the kind OF wife he expects 20 obtain.
He looks OF the good husband" type,
and rather merry eyes regard one from
behind shell trimmed eyeglasses.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-27
Loew's CoIumbia-Mari Doro.

Beginning today and continuing for the
remainder OF the week the feature photo
play at Loews Columbia will be Marie
Doro in Common Ground" Since her
first photoplay production for Jesse l..
Lasky in The Heart of Nora Flynn"
her second attraction called Common
Ground" has been eagerly anticipated by
her admirers. In this photoplay, writ
ten especially for her by Marion Fair
fax. Miss Doro has the support of Thomas
Meighan and Theodore Roberts. Miss
Doro. who has achieved great success
on the stage as one OF the stars under
the management OF the late Charles Froh-
man, has added to her reputation as an
artist by reason OF her recent photoplay
productions. Theodore Roberts as a
portrayer of character roles stands with
out an equal in the screen world. Thomas
Meighan has appeared in leading mascu-
line parts on the screen with Blanche
Sweet, Charlotte Walker and other Lasky
stars.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-27
Gsrden-Feature Films.

William Collier, jr., will head the double
program at Moores Garden Theater
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday. in Thorn
as Inces The Bugle Call" Hank Mann,
the keystone funmaker, will be seen
also on these days in Mack Sennett' s
Hearts and Sparks" Two stars will
be seen on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday Billie Burke heading the pro-
gram in "a Midnight Riot" and Will
lam Russell in THE Highest Bid" On
Saturday a newcomer in filmdom, Fran
ces Nelson will be featured in The
Decoy. Mary Pickford will also be seen
in a comedy drama entitled "A Maid
to Order" The daily program will also
include cartoon comedies, motion pic
lures showing the doings OF our soldier
boys in Mexico and musical accompani-
ments by the Garden Symphony Orches-
ira
The Washington herald., 1916-07-27
OSBORNE PLEA
Wins PAROLE
Sing Sing Warden Gets An
other Chance for Pa
rolled Forger.
pscial to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald
Baltimore, Nd, July S.-"Circum-
stances have laced you in a position Of
great trust" said Judge Gorer this morn
ing, in the Criminal Court, to Samuel L
Richards, who was tried for obtaining
1900 from Leigh Bonsal. OF Baltimore,
on a forged check bearing the signature
Of Warden Osborne, of Sing Sing Prison.
You stand as a representative Of the
system of prison reform which Mr.. Os-
borne is attempting to introduce at Sing
Sing. Many people honestly believe he is
wrong. I'm not one Of them. believe
he is right.
you will be watched and II you again
offend against the law you not only will
strike him, but you will AFFECT others who
have been circumstanced as you have
been"
There were only three witnesses-War-
den Osborne, Leigh Bonsal and Richards
himself.
Several new facts concerning the caes
were brought out in the low-voiced re-
cital of Richards, which included a
thumbnail sketch of his life and the ap-
peal Of Warden Osborne for clemency
and the reasons therefore were listened
to with intense interest.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-27
WHISKY DISTILLER
ARRESTED FOR FRAUD

After searching all over the world, De-
partment of Justice agents yesterday ar
rested in Columbus. n. NJ. Guy Hart
man, wealthy whisky distiller. who had
been released on 5000 bond pending trial
on charges OF being a co-conspirator In
the famous $50. 100000 internal revenue
frauds. Hartmans arrest was reported
to the Department of Justice late yes
terday.
Hartman was charged with being an
accomplice OF Knox Booth. United States
internal revenue collector in the Tennes-
see, Kentucky and Arkansas district. Bail
was granted him by the Fort Smith
(Ark) Federal Court more than a year
ago and he ned from the country.