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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-07
LOVELACf BOYS
WAIVE HEARING
Bound Over to District Court without
Bond BY Judge 0strOm This Morn
ing.

Harold and Lynn Lovelace held on
the charge of numbering f. Thomas
Hamill at his home near the Nevada
line on August Is, waived preliminary
in the probate court this morning and
were bound over to the district court
without bond by Judge A. w. Ostrom.
Their trial will come on next month.
A large crowd gathered this morning
to witness the preliminary but we're
disappointed.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-07
ANOTHER GREAT WHEAT
YIELD REPORTED TODAY

Ninety-two bushels of wheat per
acre on seventeen acres is what Wal
ter Milleer Of Curry marketed this
week He got $2.10 a hundred or $126
bushel for the grain, which brought
$115.92 an acre, or $1,970.64 for the
crop
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-07
KIMBERLY TO HAVE
NEW GENERAL STORE
j. c. HimIer Win Open Shortly In the
New Odd Fellows Building With a
Large Stock.

j. c. Himler will open a general
store in the new 1. o. o. F. building as
soon after its completion as he can
get stock of goods on hand and get
the fixtures installed. He leased the
building this week and is preparing to
enter business.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-09-07
BUTTOLPH SHOE STORE SOLD.

A deal was closed last week be-
tween ]. L. Buttolph, the shoe man,
and ). A. Sinclair of this city, for the
sale of the formers stock to Mr.. Sin
clair Mr. Sinclair took possession
Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
Official Program for Automobile Day
Races and Contests at State Fair

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
CONFERENCE ON RAILROAD
ASSOCIATION WORK
'nnS ,'acun"ed for Continental Mem.
"erhhip Film To Interest RniIroud
workers of Amrricu

me sectional conference OF ,b.
so"theas'ern territory OF the R;tiIro;,,,
ouns Mems Christian Association held
us opening sessions yesterday In IN.
rooms OF the local Railroad yonm.
Mems Christian Association
inc conference is meeting 10 discnss
plans for The coming continental ,n.,,.o
nershlp campaign To be held uext
month, and is the last of four .nrr.r,
ehces which have covered the eu,ir,
nation
John r Moore. of New York p,c
slued al the opening meeting winch
Was devoted largely to hearing r.nnr,s
o! committees. y. noon tho confer
ence picture was taken
Last night the delegates w.r. en-.
ter'ained al dinner by the local Rail.
r"au ASSOCIATION, inter which addresses
were made by T. T. Laird. sun,rI,'
Iendent OF the Atlantic co,s, ,,.
John r. MUM, Of New York yi.h,,,
collins Denny, and other rnc,nhars ~,
trends OF the Young Mems Chr,sti,,,
Association. '''''''
several musical numbers were r.r
oe'*d by the Union Seminary ou,r,a,
ana By Professor T. j. sroojir',n ~,
Secretary w G. Mon,ipuan,. of CO..
btrland, Md s"'"
The conference will continue ,,y
meetings to-day ia the rooms ot ~,
railroad y NJ. G. r., and wiu proh,,h,
ADJOURN during the afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
KING OF GREECE FAV0Rs
ABANDONING NEUTRALITY
Declares Conviction That Country's
Future Depends Upon Join
ing Entente Allies.
WANTS INTEGRITY GUARANTEED
Discusses With Members of Grown
Council Form Of Proposals for
Entering Into War Against Cen.
trail Powers.
, - IBy Associated Press. J

ATHENS, Tuesday, October 10 (vIa
London, October l3, Delayed king
Constantine motored In from Tatoi. his
summer residence. this morning, and
called and presided ut meeting of
the Crown Council, to which he pre-
scented the report of Prince Andrew
his brother, who has Just returned
from visit to the entente capitals
The King discussed the form which
ureece's proposals TO the entente, with
u view OF abandoning neutrality should
take. and declared his conviction that
Grccce's future depended upon her
Joining the entente. He expressed u
readiness TO do SO. not demanding
more than Il guarantee Of the integrity
of Greece. and such material assistance
In eQuipping the army az would be es-
sential to render Greece's participation
In the war of real value to tho allies
Discussing 4 telegram from NJ. Ro-
manos, the Greek Minister to France.
on September 80, reporting Il converse.
lion with Premier Griand, the SOY.
cIcien pointed out that tho thrco com.
pcnsations which tho French Premier
offered informally via not include Il
guarantee Of Integrity, and he cx.
pressed the opinion that Grcoces antry
into the hostIiitios was Impossible
without an official pledge to this effect
from the governmental OF Great Britain,
France, Italy and Russia.
The King stated further that lie WAN
not disposed at this time to Insist even
uron discussing Grecce's territorial
aspirations. To which Premier BRAND
referred. but he felt that a war Cabi.
net. when formed, should have n char
acter to inspire the confidence of a
great majority OF the country. without
which any fun mobilization would be
Impossible.
The Cabinet members present at tho
council fully app: owed OF King con.
Stantlnc's course.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
Red Cross Emblem
Figures in Court
DR.: Gicring, Good Samaritan Of
Hopcwell, Indicted by Fed
cral Grand Jury.

DIR. Robert Navier Giering. of Hope
we'll, was indicted here yesterday by
the Federal grand jury on the charge
OF unlawfully using the Red Cross
emblem.
DR.. Gicring is known as "the Good
Samaritan of Hopewcll" Since the
days wien the famous powder town
near City Point sprang into prominence
as manufacturing center of gun
cotton, and later, because OF its phe-
nomonal growth, DR.. Giering has been
conspicuous figure in charity work
OF all descriptions. He has made hun
areas or friends. who arc ready to stand
by him through thick and thin.
II was he who built the first hospital
outside of the walls of the big plant.
he was always ready to receive and
treat patients. whether he received
fees or not.
Last winter, when Hopewell was
aNoLt by tho fire, which RACED practi-
r"!iE every building in The town in
less than six hours. DIR, Gicring was the
hrst man 10 begin the work of re-
licvinE the distress among the thous.
ARDS of people who were made home
less. He distributed food to the hun
cry and furnished shelter to the weary.
lie was constantly 1T work. and it
seemed as though he never tired. He
directed the work which was done in
Richmond to help relieve the suffering.
As room as some semblnnce of order
was restored, he induced the Du Point
Company to furnish him with funds
with which ne built new and con-
stderahly lnrger hospital where he
could better care for those who had
contracted Illness through exposure to
the freezing weather. or who had met
| with mishaps in trying to save their
| property from destruction i'm tho flames
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
COLLECTOR, AUTO TRUCK,
Cash AND CHECKS VANISH
Swift 81 ia. It"hbcd, and Warrant IL
sworn out for Roy J. EriedhuT,
MisNInE Employee

Adolph L. Flubachcr manager Of
swift Co, yesterday reported TO tho
police that one OF their chauf1eur-col.
lectorS had disappeared and along with
him II red automobile truck, l, small
sum OF cash und about $4,000 In checks
The employee. Roy j. Friedhon, TWEEN
tE'soVen years Old was last heard
from at o'clock on Thursday night
when he tclcphoncd to III. Office OF
swift Co y warrant for Fried
hohs arrest was sworn out, and dili.
gent search for him Is now being made
by the police of this and other cities.
The truck bore II Virginia license.
No. 2i27a, and u factory number.
M-5ii3 Lettering on each side Is In
gold Friedhon Is described az being
five feet six inches In height, weighing
100 pounds. Of rutdy complexion. clean
"haven. dark hair and nf an unkempt
appearance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY
ELECT OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Convention of State Division ut Lynch
burg 1irinSS It's Sessions tn
a Close.

Close,
LfNCilHURG, VA. October l3-To,
night the convention OF the Virginia
Division. United Daughters OF Comfrd-
eracy' adopted resolution, calling
upon the State Board OF Education -
nave observed the state law. making
n legal holiday of General Lees birth
day, January 10.
The appointment OF Miss y. Wini.
fred Goodwin. Stuart's Draft, as corrc-
spending secretary, was announced.
AZ the afternoon session the division
decided In future conventions to climi-
nate the reading OF chapter reports. 1t
was decided To abandon further efforts
Tor the Jefferson Davis highway.
The convention Endorsed the candi-
dacy Of Mrs. w. G. y. Merchant, OF
Chatham, for recording secretary-gen-
eEal, at the coming general convention
at Dallas, Tex.
Lengthy resolutions of appreciation
were adopted. and the invitation Of
Roanoke TO meet there next year was
accepted.
The election of officers consumed
practically the entire morning session.
There We're several contests. The new
officers are:
Honorary presidents, Miss Mary Gus
IL Lee. Mrs. John NJ. Preston and Mrs.
James Y Leigh; president, Miss Nelly
c. Preston. Seven Mile Fork; first Vice
president, Miss Mamie kenset, Nor
:oik second vice president. Mrs. W. p.
Cardwel. Ashland; third vicc-presi-
Gent, Mrs. II. y. Tucker. Powhatau;
.ourth vice president, Mrs. II. L. Bish-
%, Richmond: recording secretary,
MIS- Emmett WALL Farmvlle; treas
ufer, Mrs {. II. Tate, Pulaski: resix-
,!ar, Mrs 4. u. Chenthum, Danvilie {;
custodian. Miss GLADYS Fauptleroy, AL
t'.rista; recorder OF crosses, Mrs. J. T..
Alexander, Alexandria; custodian Vir-
Sinia Division badge. Mrs james Mer-
Ger. Baltimore, Md. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
Mrs. Snrai, j. I,nnxne
ISnecinltn rhc rimes.Di.....

Especial To The Times Dispatch.1
LEXINGTON, VA. October i3-.hIrs
Sarah JoHsphine pongue. widow of
Colonel William r. Tongue, died at
her home In Lexington OH Wednesday
night ahcv q long illness The fu-
neral was held yesterday afternoon
from the Lexington Presbyterian
church. and was cnuductrd by her pas-
tor, Rev. Alfred r. Graham, y. D., with
'ntermcnt In the Lexington Cemetery.
MIS-. Foague was the daughter OF
Nathan q. Moore. of Fancy Hill neigh
horhood RockbridEc County. where she
was born In 1912 She was educated
Mt Mary Baldwin Seminary, Stanton.
ana later WAS a member Of the faculty
OF the Lewisburg Female Institute, at
Lewisburg. w. Nn. Sh. was associated
with Colonel pousue later in the con-
duet Of school In Lynchburg.
surviving are three sons, Colonel II.
Barclay Poague. OF the Virginia Mill
tary Institute faculty; W. Thomas
Poague. OF Thurmond. w. Va. and
Henry G. Poaguc. OF Charlotte. n. C.
Mrs, PoaGue also IL survived by one
brother, J. julius Moore. Of Richmond,
and one sister Mrs. q. Willis Efinger.
OF near Lexington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
MrH. Michael Kelly.

lSpoclal to The Times Dispatch.l
,LEHiNGToN. VA, October l3.--Mrs.
Michael Kelly died I'm Lcxirvton 70
tuesday morning at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Rene Wilson. Her
Death was due to paralysis She was
porn In County Limerick, ireland,
eishty years ago. For many years sho
together they came to Lexinrton two
years ago to live with their daughter.
Surviving arc three children. Mrs. Will
son. 81 Lexington. and Misses Nary and
beatrIce Kelly. OF New York. Her only
son, timothy Kelly. died In IL hospital
in France on September 80. He gag
"a soldier in the British army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
At the Movies To-Day

ISIS--LilIiun Gish, I'm "Stalen
P1umnRc", also Lillian Drew, in
"MOncy to Burn."
STRA ND-Willinm =, Hurt mud
William Desmond, tn '"Fhc Dnvn-
maker"; also "The French MiIlincr."
with Louise Faxcndn.
COLONIAL--rhedn Burn, In "The
Double Life" and Charlie Chaplin,
I'm "The Count"
ODEON-CInrn kIn,ball SOunS, In
"Thc Dark silence"
LITrLE-Thcda Bnra, In "Lady
Audiry's Secret"
NICTOR-"Thr Crimson stain
Mystcry," with Mnuric~ Costello
and Ethel Grnndtn, and Glove Me.
Love My Dog" with Mr.. and Mrs,
Sidney Drew.
NEN-Blnnchc sweet aud The~-
dorc Roberts. In "Thc Storm"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
Auto Accident injurie. Fn,.,

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
SALISBURY. y. g.. October IA n
V. Terrtil. aged ATTY. d;cd III his home
AZ Cooieemee, to-day from inurics
sustained In an automobile accident
near salisbury last sunday He was
irving me car. aud II turned tul,i.
lision. He was caugh. under IN. car
and his lunE pierced by II broken rih
Surviving him are hts wife and two
ch'idren. he WAS prominent in bust.
mesa circles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
HOWITzERs IN SAN ANTONIO
Letters From ltichmond Soldiers on
Border Tell Of Comfortable
COntlitI0u.

Letters we're received in Richmond
Yesterday from members Of the Rich-
mond Iiowitzers. announcing their safe
arIiva: In Sai Antonio, Ten John r.
Cowardin wrote friends here that tho
trip mad been comfortable. with hut
on" man sick und one missing The
special train left here last Saturday
ana arrived in san Antonio on Tues
day. The camp, he states, is about
three miles from san Antonio, and
there are 5000 men In camp under
regular army discipline. The men
were reported in good health and
spirits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
Lutheran. He csuae to tho va,l.v
nearly seventy years ago from Penn,
Colonel J. T. sp.rry.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.1
, SEDFoRD. VA" October 1S.-Colone,
farmers IN this section OF the co,,nt,.
was paraiyzed on Saturday night nnn
died this morning. without rerainir. '.
consciousness. Ho was about sixtw'
hye years old, and was confederatc
a aed he 10 survived by his wife
t ana eight daughters. Mrs. Turnor
THOMAS. OF West Virginia; Mrs Ea,s
hopkins; Mrs. Masie Rawlings, Mrs
Eunice Rivers. Mrs. Fannie MARI
ana Misses Jean. Roberta and Edm,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
ITALIAN TROOPS TAKE
STRONG AUSTRIAN pnSIrIONN

ROME. October IL tvia Londom.--ln
the Fasubio region OF the Trcntino
Italian troops have taken strong Aus
tTian positions between Settle Croci and
Mono Roite, says the official statement
issued by the War Office today. Aus
trian attacks in the same region were
driven back, il is added.
italian troops, the statement says.
also have made considerable progress
on the Carso Plateau. where there has
been heavy fighting during the past
few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
GERMANS ENrELIED
FROM RUSSIAN TRENCHES

iEN Associated Press.l
PETROGkAD. October Ii tvia Lon
don).-German troops took the often
sive yesterday along the Shara River,
in Russia. north OF the Piusk marshes.
The War Office announced to-day that
the Germans captured trench sec
ton. bu, were subsequently, expelled
with heavy losses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
CASE IS CONTINUED
MOtormnu Stnhhs Tx Charged with
RerkIessly Running Hull
street Car.

The case against A. l., Stubs. the
motorman who was arrested OH u
charge Of recklessly running HUI
street ear. was continued until Octo-
her 20 last night in Police Court, Part
H.. by Justice Maurice.
The accident occurred last Sa turday
night near Twenty-sccond and Hull
streets Stubbs was operating the car
when IL collided with q wagon driven
by Herbert Walker, Il resident of Ches.
teriIeld County. Occupants Of the We
hicle were badly shaken up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
Moonshinc Whisky Sold.

TNirtySiX packages Of North Caro-
ma m"onshinc whisky, scized 10y
Unite" states internal revenue officers
were sold yesterday at public auctiV..
ia III, bonded warehouse. at the di.cc-
ton OF Collector of Internal Revcuue
Richard C. l.. Moncure. The whisky
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
Daniel Tc.ford.
Especial to Tho r,mes.n,v

Ispecial TO The Times Dlspatch.1
LEXINGTON. VA. October IA
Daniel Tenford died at RockbriSrn
n na."s on sunday night. aged eighty
crate army ar II member Of Comn,n,
Z, Fourteenth Cavalry. For Soma
years NO was commissioner of the rewa
nue. Tor kerrs Creek District. He is
curved ny three daughters. Misses
Ahnie: bihnche and Sallic Teaford. ana
one sister. Mrs. r. d. Kirkpatrick. ~
,iardin, Mo lie was buried at Alone
Lutheran Church on Tuesday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
GERMANS IN AIR ATTACK
on RUSSIAN TRANSPORTS
tDy Associated Press.l

tDy Associated Press.l
BERLIN. October Is tby Tuckerton.
"a successful attack by German naval
aeroplanes upon Russian transports in
the Roumanian harbor OF Constance,
on the Black Sea. reported In an Adj
niralty statement issued under date
of October u. as follows:
German scaplnncS during the night
of October elo successfully hombardcd
Russian transport steamers at Con-
stansa."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
$4,000 FIRE AT H0PEWELL
About Twrnty Frame House. In Negro
District Destroyed Eariy
This Morning.

HOPEWEi.L. VA. October l4.-F'ire,
which started In small restaurant
at the lower end OF Railroad Avenue.
this morning shortly before ! o'clock
totally destroyed about twenty frame
houses In the negro district. entailing
loss estimated at about $4,000. Th.
blaze swept through what Is known
~ "Death Valley" and was under con-
troll in about an hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Stute Fair - Automobile Day;
gates open, A. NJ; motorcycle
raees. II a. W., autoni obttc rncrs,
i:;;I0 r. VI, 15-mile classic. 2,a0 y.
MI night performance, y =. VI,
XHtes close, IL T.. NJ,
Acnd~my-"Very Good I;ddIe",
matinee, :t:3O, night, S,3O.
BiJou-"whiie the City Sircps",
mntinee, 2t:I0t night, S,aU.
Iyric-PopuIar vaudeville, NATL
nee. ~ night, Tao and %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

banks OF the Somme. There wcra
skirmishes and mutual bombardments.
sometimes attaining to great violence
in the Morval. Bouchavncsnes. Ablain-
court and Chaulnes sectors There
was nothing to report on the rest OF
the front"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
ALLIES FAIL ri BIls:AK
THROUGH GERMAN LINES

I'M .tssoCiAttc Press
BERLIN. October IS tv!a london).-
a great attempt OF The French and
British forces OF The Sommc front To
break through the German lines yes
terday resulted III failure. the War Of
fice announces. Six assaults near sail
jy were repulscd The battle north
west of Sally still continues
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
nrported. FOR snceding.

G. $. Deaue. of 100 West Cary Street,
was yesterday reported by Policeman
Holt On the charge Of driving AN au-
tomobile faster than allowed by law
He Will he summoned to Police Court
to show cause why he should not be
fired for the alleged offensn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
Mrs. Mary Ellen Brill.

INUeVIHT ~ 7 nc ] ffnrS-IJISpat ch.
WlNCfiESTER. VA. October Is
Mrs. Mary Ellen Brill, twenty-eight
years old. wife Of ollie Brill. and
daughter Of the late William 5. KERN.
OF Frederick County, died Mt Star Tan
ncry She leaves her husband, three
children and two sister
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
AUTOMOBILE DAY
Is EVENT OF FAIR

Continued from First i'are)
automobile events. Officials are pre-
pairing TO handle large crowd
All drivers and mcchanicians are un-
der instructions to report to officials
az the Judges stand in front OF the
grand stand promptly At 1880 o'clock
this morning for final instructions.
Secretary Pclouze last nigh, an
nounced the following officials
Rcferee-Dr. Il. 4. Hord.
starters-R, b. Alipor, and DR..
Lawrence Price.
Technical commttce-A. l.. Boulwarc,
w j. Miller and Or. Il. A. Nichols.
Assistant starters-Iiudson Hoen, DR..
Gerald Ezekiel Joe Sorg and w. j.
Fawcett.
Iudges-wiliam Rucsor and &. l..
Batkins.
Timers-w. j. Carter, chief timer:
Leigh r. Page and DIR. G. H. Epps.
umpires-Frank Butler and w. l..
Edwards.
Scorer-E. c. Pelouze
4NOTORCYCLE RACES
PRECEDE AUTOMOBILE CONTESTS
The Old dominion Motorcycle Club
last night announced the following re-
'ised program of races to-day, which
Will be under the sanction of the T.
a. NJ.
Event No. 1.-Two miles, feather.
weight for engines of not over fifteen
cubic inches. Entrants--C. e. Grundv.
Indian t6); j.. f. stark Indian 60: r.
G. Fletcher, Indian CO.; {. a. Fuouu
Indian %. Prize: silver cup.
Event No. Five miles Open only
to residents of Virginia. Entrants
Fuaua. Indian %; Gray, Indian Ce):
Fletcher, Excelsior CO.. Prize: silver
cup.
Event No. 3-Five miles: omen En-.
trants-Fuuun, Indian 10: Gray. In.
dian t2); Denham, Excelsior tn.
Fletcher. Excelsior go; Walker. In.
dian ts>:. Prize silver cup
Event No. Alive miles. oper ~.
trants-Fuqua. lntiea IS: c;.a; In.
dian fe); penhar, ysce:sio, t1.
Fletcher. Excelsior 49, wake. n.
dian ts).
oihciais were ar-ouncea ~ tpl!uws
G. VI. Tompkins. referee = ~,
starter; w. c. Boyd. = = wni,Iucn and
EDDIE Rice. scorer; GIt.ruow Joh,so-
clerk Of the course, ~, James hJc.
Dohough' DR. Charles Epps. L +. Wood.
ward, timers; Major j W Graves {
NJ Ashton and G. II Stout. judges. and
j. a Morris and J. l. Shelton. un
pres.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
Mrs. Ida Y. whi,ncre.

Especial To The Times Dispatchl
WINCHESTER. VA, October Ia
Mrs. lila V. Whitncrc. nfty-six years
old. wife Of Charles u. Whitacre, a
prominent farmer OF Gore, Frederick
County died On Wednes ,ay night, after
long illness. Her husband, three sons
and one daughter survive. She was
formerly Miss Fletcher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
Lose. FUR nj Fair Croun,I.

Mrs. Luther Libby, wife Of the clerk
Of the Law and Equity Court, com
planned to the police yesterday that
she had been either robbed OF or lost
handsome black fur ncckpicce at the
state Fair Grounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
Southern RniIwny EARNINGS.

estimated earnings OF the Southern
'.ailway Company for the first week
OF October were si.54S.S22. as compar.
ed with Sl.3si,a20 for tho same week
OF last year. showing an increase OF
S!''''o.' according Ia i,gures made pub
nv Yesterday by Comptroller a. IL.
Plant
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
John u. Hess.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
IIARRISONBURG, VA, October a.
The funeral Of John Il. Hess. eighty.
three years old. was held this morning
AZ QutoEsburg, Shenandoah County, lie
was tho father OF thirteen children.
During the Civi! War he belonged to
Company c. Eleventh Cavalry He was
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Autnn In CnIii.Inn.

An automobile, driven by K, H. Tricc,
moving east on Hanover Avenue early
last night collidcd with automobile No.
20Se, wcstbound, ~ ELM street. No
ono was hurt but both cars were
slightly damaged.
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suit Tor $500 damages war entered
Yesterday in the CITY Circuit Court by
tester II. Hayes and Arthur Hayes, an
infant against the Grand Fountain,
United order OF True Reformors.