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, watching Aiifed Cruisers.

=
y. N[Qrfolk, July 26.-Almoy st sihuItan-
eously with tho. clearance. .aof. the Ger.
nan !. Submarine ! Deutschland; at
Raltithere today, the United States
crpiser, North Carolina. and three
torbedobOat destroyers. under orders
TOM Washington to do neutality .du-
tys steamed out beyond Cape Henry
and took UP positions near the allied
.cxNiseYs. one Of which paid an unac-
.fnstAwed visit to lower Chesapeake
Bay Monday night. g.. r1. ~ .1,.
bsRsapIte rumors that a trading yes-
,SAl had been mistaken for the cruiser
and similar reports, all ,investiga.
tianse Rrousht the tnquisitors back to
the: Dfigihal story Of the affair as told
kW,3hs collier Neptune last night. !;
!. sE7ve men. 1t is understood. including
QeHlmahder w. Phelps. saw the
cxNtser and her signals from; THE
hsidse of the Louisiana 8 Thk. class of
sagpalse epsed by the cruiser, known al
..::doubls blinkerA," !" It was ';decfafed tor
day by experts, never are found on
any vessel bht. warships. l.s. - ri.
In Explanation for the failure of
the Virginia and Maryland pilot boats
to ses the cruiser, it was said that
both We're headed northeast outward
to se2 VIXEN thu. Louisiana, the cruis-
er and the Neptune steamed into the
capes in the order named. =,
Several persons who were on the
Louisiana, Including some officers, de-
clarnSdtoday that they clearly saw
gun ports on the cruiser.
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lin The Police Courf.

= Senior Porter and Frank Loney,
colored, were tried this morning on
the charge of disorderly conduct.
their specific offense being racing on
the street on bicycles. and found
guilty, their sentences being IS. os. 10
days each. s-
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-.
Aes&. y w. jackson ana =. a,
DsIerras have returned home from
shs shrinsrs' trip 10 Buffalo and points
intq oApeoAer ~ Ssns .E~. -
ni1sss ElAnsr snd dorothy Carson,
of sShukssssn. are v,sssins .,n-ths city,
Aa1. p. shay has returned 10
the city 'sxRr astSsp tei Detroit and
ethsr rpsnusA 3 = ~ x.,,l,
Rsv. ,. .. MARION iset az morn.
ingnSr oAluoa, lt.iCs. 70 dosn Ans. ma
rion .wAs - xtsnosng ths suAmsls st
that place. @1oss MAfisN sszpsCts 70 10
"a xnsxvsl1s. n NJ ss~iAs srs ,opsrss.
Ing mohss<lSda, q prsaSA on, suadsy.
NdhM. ~ - p1sshaya. ssssrSsary OF
The =. - c. ~. Ara q. r. !. White.
physSsaI dIs5cs5r o. shs r. M. G. a.
sstpvnsa " ths csey tssssrday after
non fIon Bsue ssidss. N. O. whore
thsy hsSs 'b5sn Attsndsns the n. M. c.
4. eoafsssa6j. The Two men Had 10
VAN aS0ut sishsssn msIss 10 sscure
: tssdi- SRf men 20 an me way
areune ~ Atlanta to set home. "a
-. a. y. MeCAilum and his fam
~ arvtv4d Aohe late last highs from
cslssnns sfs~ IN sisAs hour trip
aro>nA1. ~ Denmark. .,.s ~ -, q
~ tlthbsth Lucsus. after 4 v,sit
- friends IN the city. has gone TO w,-
saoAS % tt1ass \ ..s,s ~. - ~.
IN Hbns5 II Rsmbsrs nm returned
- sushsss s1tsf A'sss - ssvssal days
e Ca~rtsseon Ssia At sklhsaAs Island.
Mr.. Has1Q 1sr1. " crssnviiis. il In
A. city. vitj1KS lsltR1x ~ 4 y !.
,. -. wSt{kS. Nh popular sales
naAs ~ 4tssis - 0eA Ibsss sexturaAy
fes ~ lasW homS n sRk6kuils. Tenn.
~. Wec<sn has many frisnds In south
Caten6k ~ ryyret to sss mn 1eavs.
- ~ <Ah3s fAkossts wsfn lSn ~HoI
n1A vtouk Bsnbows Assi fsstrneaI
frenk I tss36aAt vISaS q s,immsrson.
! ~ Haaios DNvis,1of saSsihsrton. ~
via4ahs M vAola BvSsow. e. I
nfs tVa4S MCKAY. VINO has hem
ssttkllGt 4)Mmsr school at me Uhit
versssy 'sf 1(tsinds. b Al home iAe6nh.
Ds. uAIa' Ers. J. q. DsIornse, DR.. y.
q BtStA ~ Miss Edth Kvsns have,
rsturaisa - Aaals,fSs BshAio. AtIsSrsc
citt kx1 6tntrf SSant& wHisrs the5
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Paris, July 27.-south of the Somme
the French gain trenches at Estres
The Germans attacked Villa Aubors
north OF. the Aisne last night, but
were checked. A violent German at.
tack temporarily penetrated the
French lines at Prosnes last night, bur
they were Y later driven out.
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For Congress.

4, / hereby announce myself as q, can
lidate for the Democratic. nomination
for Congress from the 7th Congress
siOnal District and pledge myself to
abide by the rules of the primary.
2l.,s-~ A. f. LEVER.
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For House of Representatives.

II hereby announce that 1 am a
candidate for e-election to the House
of Representatives, subject to the ac-
ton Of the Democratic primary.
tp DAVIS u. NOISE.
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10 BE Y. M. q. A. PHYSICAL d.
'fS ~ - RECTODs,s;,., aA-..,
=. W. II. Duncan Of Columbia Accepts
Position Given up By r. r. white.

20 w. II. Duncan Of Columbia has
accepted the position OF physical di-
rector Of the SUMTER Younk Mems
Christian Association, suc0eeding {, e.
T. Whits. who declined 70 serve anoth-
Or year. u the f6rcs at the association
building was reds.oed TO two men. MIR.
Duncan comes highly recc mmsndcd
and 'svsrythins possible Win be done
by the Y. ~. CA. oficials to make his
stay q successful one. re has haa iex.
perfence IN the ,Columbia and Bir-
minghAsh associations and because ,of
his close acquaintance with the sum-
ter association, ,.shouid, make It an ef-
hcient and wen suited itrector. ~.
= Mr.. White leaves At the 4first OF
ScpteM bsr. when Mr. Duncan assamou
MS duties4 MT. White YVES re- elected
tor another year. a were the other Of
nccrs OF the association. at the. arst, OF
me spring. but declined to continue
1ongcr with the association when the
noar6 decided to 'eut down the ofIice
forcs 70 two mon, ths sst*etasy and
thA physical director. who would have
- do the akddstional ! work formerly
6Onc 'by' ths assistaht ssdrstary.yMp.
White has n.adc many. frishds i in
Sumter during ME two yeats stay hcre.
Who viii regret o&cecdfHsiy 70 500 him
lsave tho. asSociAsfon ana the city. but
who wish him asuccsss wherever he
goes. 80 A-,s,.,Q ~ s.,s.
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NeeFo ASrested for Stealing Oh. {.
Rural Policeman H. b. Boykin SUN

Ooo'" a. % ooSAsn sun
Oay arrested Tom Logan, a negro, for
the theft Of an OK at q apoint near
CsnnAen. The negro was seen satur-
day Afternoon some distance abovs
Dalsell ana an effort was made tc
catch him. but he escsped. to tl.e
woeds. Later. that night he went. to
a house to secure somethMs to ca,
and the officers were notified and
came to the place and put him under
arrest. bringing him on, to- sumter and
lodging him In jail. ..o.
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For Maeistratc.

l hereby announce that / am can
didatc for the Office Of Magistrate In
the Fourth Masisterial District '(Priva-
tecr) of Sumter County, subject to the
rules of the Democratic party.
D.. ..., u s.. B. kOLB.
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I hereby announce that l am a
candidate for the House of Represen-
tatives. subject to the rules Of the
Democratic party.
,n ~, ]. L. GILLIS.
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M 5liiSiailii HEfi Ell: EfiRS. X
TIE NAVY DEpANTs9ENTs OR.
DERS CRUISER AND THREE
DEsTRONREsS aOD0 NEU.
RAL1TY DUTY OFF
CAPE HENRY. "a >,.a
Tug Has apsFuh Staanh to.ToW Sub
hnarfnc sOpt--Washington, Aroused
Over Report Of British Cruiser Max
ing Dash. up Bay Oh Scouting Trip. /

! Baltimore, July 26,--Thc., German
submarine liner Deutschland today
was cleared, by her commander, Capt
Pau Koenig. for Bremen or any 9th.
ar port In Germany" Any hour now
the vessel may start down the Ches-
apeake Bay. prepared to make a dash
for the open sea through, the Virginia
Capes and the guard of allied war.
ships off ,the4three mile limit.
s Secrecy snrrounds the plans of
Capt. Koenig. After securing his
clearance papers at the custom house.
be said In reply to questions ask ed for
the benefit of the Maryland Pilots
association. that the exact time of his
departure was indefinite. Tonight he
ha4 made no arrangements for i. a
pilot, but he can secure eone almost
Immediately at any time he desires.
Capt. Koenig requested that his
manifest, which he had filed at the
custom house. be withheld from pub
lication for a reasonable time" ..,,ss,
Collector Of the Port Ryan commu-
nicated with the treasury department.
at Washington and then informed
Capt. koenig that his request would
be granted. Consequently the cargo
was Described officially as being COM.
posed of general merchandise. ..ss
. Tire tug Thomas F.. Timmons. which
met the Deutschland off the Virginia
Capes upon her arrival. lswent,s, to 10,
nearby coal paer, wherershe flied her
bunkers. Directly afterward she re-
turned to ths ssDeutschland's pier, and
some hours later 1t was apparent that
shah was maintaining "a full. head of
steam, The Deutschland's engines
were tested again today and twice
the vessels MAS, s,subrnergedk..a
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Tl4' 'G1hapAbss sse Gossasy SoG1ces ~
dkN1eA6 noste OF RStaxaRs RsssasivSs
nau1h 1kisf 4Uhr ~ spssch.ss.Aaux
1&Hktdhy. Atgdsk 80.
The esunty 'ca4npaisn opens .wsth
the msstiHt III ehdoh on next Thurs.
day. Adtust ara and closes With the
msisins srthis rtty Saturday. August
3sth. ~, <ss,'f>Sst Az. 3 ~ Z
ckKdldstts are required to Me che
ssusI tisd6s Ana pAy The assessment
levied ~ thS- county executive DOM
nittss ~ ~ bsf0re II O'Clock noon.
wsdnesllAy, Atsust ana. Pledge to
b flSd wth ana assessment paid to
Counsyf chtirman John H. Clifton.
The law REQUIRES. also. that b pledge
b. Alsd wth the Clerk of Court and
fspot Of campaign txpsnsss bs
msaS y him. under coatH. Failure
to eombis WITH either q shxSe rosss
viii disQusiiey q candidate. ssSw
fts fOdlo*ins H. me Campaign
sekSduls "A i't i So.
shiioh. 4>ustday. Aus. sra.
Mayosvills. FRIDAY. Aug. 4th., j.
Frivsteer. Tuesday. Aug. 18th.
wedgsnSad Thursday. Aus. Attn.
RshsbsrS Tuesday. Aug. ssna
pa1ssll Thursday. Aug. s4th. e.
s6mtsr Friday. Aug. sStn. 9 p. m.
sumsos. Saturday. Aug. sssh II 4,
m. 49,. i',Aas. .tNal
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At the. rcqutst Of my friends 1 an
nOuncc myself as n candidate for the
7th MagiStcrial District, subject to the
rules Of the Democratic party. l am
In the race TO a finish, u II. / don't get
bu one vote.
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Departure Delayed.

" Baltimore duly 26.-s-Carl2 A. ,I.ued-
sritz. German consul here. said to.
night thst ,xhea merchant eubmarihs
Deutschland would not. leaHss fNr.. p
week. Whens askOd why, her. depar,
torc was fuSther delayed after, clear,
ance papers had been taken out, the
consul wouh ,Nouchsafe no. explapa;
tion.i ~ - a.s Aaaax,. ..ts. !.
Ar Luederits also 'annonncad tbs
poatponefpent Of u garden party thai
was To have been ,held at his suburban
home tonight, This wass owing to the
Of Ambassador Won Bern
stofff TO 10 presapat ,he said !
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81 announcements of candidates will
be printed in this column until the
closes Of the campaign for IS. No
cardsi accepted on credit.
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washington. July ps7s--PrssaAsnt
Wilson today -signed the -thrcs
million dollar rivers and harbor bill.
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Il. p. SANDERS. JR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
JAMES T. G0oCH DEAD
Brief illness Ends Career OF Man, for
Twenty Years Mayor OF
Wcldpu

WELDON. y. C.. April 2l-.Iames 7.
Gooch, who was for twenty years
Mayor Of Weldon, died at his home
here to-day after n brief illness. Mir.
Gooch was one % the most prominent
citizens of Weldon. and soon after the
War Between the States he conducted
the only store in Weldon Of any size.
Mr.. Gooch was born in Granville
County. y. G.. seventy-nine years ago.
During the war he was Il telegraph
operator here. He married Miss Emily
Long, daughter of the late Colon /
Nick NJ. Long. who was one OF the
wealthiest citizens Of Halifax County.
Mr.. Gooch is survived by his wife.
There arc no children.
Last June Mr.. Gooch attended the
Confederate Reunion in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


Funeral services for John Il. Newell
Il Federal veteran. who was for "a num-
her Of years employed in tho Richmond
P"St-oiiice. were conducted yesterday
afternoon from st. Andrews Episcopal
church. Rev. J. Francis Ribble and
Rev. i. y. Arthur officiating. Burial
Was IN Hollywood Cemetery.
Mr.. Newell had been past master in
Amty Lodge. No. IS. Ancient. Free and
Accepted MaSons. and "A delegation
from the lodE" was selected To attend
the funeral and conduct tho Masonic
rites at the grave in Hollywood. y
number OF Confederate veterans at
tended tn" services.
During the War Between the States
Mr.. Newell served as member of the
Tenth Connecticut Regiment. and rose
TO the rank OF lieutenant. Though ~,
native Of New York. he had spent a
number OF years in Richmond. and
was well known here lie died at his
home Is North DAVIS Avenue. on We'd
nesday afternoon.
Lists OF those who acted az pail
hearers are as follows:
Active-Frank ID. Eeveridge. George
Ham. Cabell Thompson. Horace Shcp-
person. Charles T.. shepherd. Claude
NJ Henley. Edward jenkins and James
H. Evans.
Honorary--B G. Brothers, y. r. Will
son James -. Prcntiss and Thomas
Jenkins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
Mrx. Snmucl Mnlkcr

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
- H'iEt fsG. VA, April 2i.-Mrs
Bette Walker. wife OF Samuel Walker
until about six years ago a resident OF
LynchhurE. died suddenly Yesterday
AFTERNOON at her home in Greenville
:. G.
Mrs. Walker was siXty-fo years OF
age. and prior TO her first marriaEee
she was Miss Ramsey, OF Bedford
Whefe she had several brothers and
sisters. Several years ago she mar
ried Mr.. Walker. who is a member OF
Marshall Lodge OF Masons. OF this
city. and who is we'll known here. In
addition TO her husband, she is sur
vivcd by the following children by
her first marriage: II. y. Trent. States
Vile. :. C.: Mrs. q. w. Grist. Wash,
ington: Mrs. j. g.. Eicher. Norfolk
Mrs. T.. j. Foster. Buffalo. y. Y, and
Don L. Trent, Greenville, S. C.
The body was brought here this af-
ternoon for burial, the interment to
take place upon the arrival OF the
family.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
Wallace l.. Arnctt.

Wallace J.. Arnett. formerly OF TINS
city. died at the home Of his parents
Yesterday morning at s o'clock. after a
lingering illness
Mr.. Arnett was a wellknown tcie-
graph operator. having been with both
the Western Union and Postal and later
i'll the general offices of the Chcsa-
pcakc and Ohio in this city.
Besides his wife and small son, MIR.
Arnett leaves his mother and father.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. n. Arnett. of Mineral.
and three brothers, Eugene \. Arnett,
of Winston Salem, y. c.: H. II. Arnett,
OF Maidcns, and Willard Il. Arnctt, OF
Chicago.
The burial will be at Louisa in tho
cemetery of the Christian church.
MIR. Arnett WAS nephew Of Mrs l..
T. Arnett. of SOB South Fourth street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
BRIDAL COUPLE HURT
Sr. and Mrs. g. A. Kreton Injured In
wreck and Now In Hospital
ut Dante.

FSpecial to The Times u. patch
BRISTOL. TENN. April &c A.
kreton and bride. who were badly in
Jured in "A wreck on the Carolina.
Clinchfield and Ohio Railway on Thurs
day, and who are now in hospital at
Dante. Va. Mr.. krcton, with both
legs broken, and his bride with one
leg fractured and otherwise injured.
were married in Bristol on Wednesday.
MIS-. hreton was Mrs. Emma Gilmer,
OF Glade Spring. Va. The coupIc vas
met here by Rev. j. H. Martin. n. u
OF big stone Gap. who performed tho
wedding ceremony. The bride and
groom were cnroute for Lebanon. Va
when The coach in which they were rid
ihS left the rails and was sidewined
10y car loaded with logs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
Fine Church i,cnor,

Tho Second Presbyterian Charcb q,
Presbytery, which meets In pichn,n,,,
next week. very cnconra cling raror,
1his report viii show that there yyoro
twentY-eiEht additions ~ the church
curing the year. and That tho total
contributions reached 1854 or this
amount s5:4so was for congregational
purposes. including S1.S55 paid to the
sunday school building fund: 60 ooa
Tor home missions, and sl,a3a for for
"iEn missions. leaving halanc. or
sl6" in the treasury. The church viii
be represented AZ The prcsby,cry ny the
pastor, Rev. James \. Mcclure. and
Ruling Elder y. NJ Hill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
Chesterfield \yedJipr

~ hich noon Yesterday at tho
Chesterfield home Of Mr.. aud Mrs John
EVELYN. a quiet but pretty wedding
was celebrated. tho occasion being the
marriage OF their daughter. Miss Rer-
tina EVELYN and William Thomas Alex
ander. of Norfolk. Tho bride was at
tired in white satin, her VOL caucb.
with lilies Of the valley. and she car
ricd Bride roses and lilies OF tho val
Icy. Her maid Of honor was Miss Ethel
Barnes. In blue crcpo dc chine and
her bridesmaid was Miss Mabel Com
STOCK. In blue tancta. Little Phoebe
Gretchen. sister OF the bride carried
the ring In basket of trailing ar
hutus. The brideCroom's attendant
was his brother. John Alexander. Of
Norfolk. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. r. l.. Matthews
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
BAR GASOLINE STOVES
FROM USE IN HOPEWELL
Administrative Bonrd Prohibits Their
Use for Cooking or Heating. Tn
der Penalty of Fine.
[Speoial 10 Tne Timcs- Dlspntch.l

lSpccial 10 lnc Times Dispatch
HOPEWELL. VA. April 2l-rhc
Administrative Po:,rd held one Of the
most important meetings last evening
that has been held during the past
several weeks. when numerous ma
tcrS NJ Importance we're consld. ed In
tn" interest of :h:' city's government
Ordinances and resolutions wore
adopted as follows:
That tho use OF gasoline stoves for
cooking or heating purposes he and
is hereby prohibited in IIopcwcll Any
person violating this ordinance may
be fined not less than SO nor moro
than s25 for each ofTense and each day
shall constitute separate aud dis
tinct onensc.
The second resolution adopted re-
'quircs that all restaurants. stores. ho-
tells. soda fountains and other places
using milk he prohibited from han
ding milk except in sanitary bottles.
the product to he bottled before leav-
ing the dairy and not opened until
ready for use. y penalty for violat-
Ing the provisions Of this ordinance
was fixed at $3.50 to $50 with each
day constituting separate offeusc.
The third ordinance provides that all
fines collected in the Magistrate's
Court for violations Of tho sanitary
and pure-food ordinances be set aside
for supporting the sanitary department
OF the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

Creek on the City Point Road. which
was set afro and burned yesterday
afternoon. was restored entirely b. !
O'Clock this afternoon. and trains arc
running over II as usual
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock at
The residence Of the officiating min
lister. Rev. y. r. Love, Miss Irene Vir-
ci'ia Seay and Robert D. Pamplin. both
of Chesterfield County. were married.
In the Hastings Court to-day j. f
Riddle. indicted on the charge OF the
larceny OF s6c from the person Of
r.. T.. Horwood on March &c, was ac-
quilted. and the cases OF George and
William Cornctt. charged with com
nlicity In the alleged robbery, were
not pressed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
Nlark L. MIIsnn


Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.l
.,,,a, ks, VA. April 2.-The
funeral OF Mark F. Wilson. a former
i.Nnchhurg resident, who died on
Thursday at fleetwood. w Va, from
an accident. took place this afternoon
from Trinity Episcopal Church i'm Mel
son county. where the body was taken
this morning.
Ar Wilson is survived by his parents
and the following brothers and sis
ters: +. J. +. Wilson, OF I.ynchburr.
w. r. wilson. Of Redwood; A. +. VIII
son. or Nelson County. and Mrs.
Sea prin CHAM OF British Columns,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
INJURIES PROVE FATAL
Miss Mabel Flynn, Wnrrcntnn Horse
woman. Dies in Washing
ton IIONnital
Especial 70 The Times. Dispatch.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
WARRENTON. VA. ADTil 2l.-News
was received here late this afternoon
of tho death at the New Emergency
Hospital, in Washington. OF Miss Mabel
g. Flynn. Of this place, who was thrown
from her mount on the drag Of the
Warrenton Hunt Club last Saturday,
the horse falling on her and fracturinc
her spine. rs we'll as Inc breaking of
one Of her ribs.
The news of her death came as n
great shock to this community, as ii
was believed she would recover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
Stockholders Meet Tn-nnr.

Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany stockholders will hold a special
meeting this morning in the company
offices in the First National Bank
Funding. TO vote uron increasing the
capital stock OF The road to the eX-
tent Of s55.oo0,oo0 and to authorize the
issuance of a special hond issue, the
issue to he limited 10 s4o1So.ooo SUI
fcient proxies have been received. il
is said, TO insure the approval OF the
stock holders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22

the service OF the Western Union Tele-
graph ard Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Companies At Washington ana
Richmond. Ills father and mother MIR.
ana Mrs. y. II. Arnett. and three broth
erS. Henry Arnett OF M;,idcns. Va: Eu-
gene Arnctt. Of Winston Salem. y. g.
and Willard Arnett, of Chicago. sur
vivc him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
Struck hy Street C,-

Nm ambulance in care of DR.. C;ormap
Vas called to - North Eighteenth
street yesterday afternoon TO attend
10 the injuries OF litter Sternh,,rp
VINO was struck by Seventeenth
a're'l car. The injuries OF the lad
consisted OF bruises which woro or !,
severe nature. He was treated and
left at his home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
DANNiLLE. VA. April 2l-Waltcr
III. lIyiton died at his home. on South
Main Street. this afternoon. after an
illness OF more than year. Three
weeks ago he WAS SO much bcttn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
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