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lish. 20 the audience. ana the second
in YiddiSh. to the Jews present.
IN his closing remarks he paid II
tribute To the press % fichmond for
what he termed it's noble response to
III" call and ~ .:.luablc publicity anI
ASSISTANCE
NJ THIS time ;aC chairman instruct
cd The ushcrs to distribute envelopes
and cards TO the audience. and asked
that each one give what he felt h"
could for this relief work. Til" cards
spoke cloducntly Cf the cause fo,
which The money WAS asked. sayirt
u, the huttom:
For bread for IN" living and
ihrnui% for the dead"
There wcr. three cards. each de
pcndcn; upon the system desired by
the Girc". one could either ill in the
blank check. or Gil out - card plcdg-
ir1 y" much for thc year or so much
bS the month Tic uShers gathered
heapinr baskets fun OF the envelopes
containing both cards and checks and
sometimes cash.
The dual speaker OF the evening was
DR. cailsch. who SPOKE for the most
par; upon the ac: Iii conditions which
face the Jewish ":,r sufferers lie
tod OF some Of IL" horrors Incident
:" the struggle rnd IN" exile OF The
Jews In one instance trainload OF
the poor sufferers wee shuntch about
the country aud refused admittancc in
all towns Finally iuauy OF them wen,
mad, many died imd nually the dread
,%phus fever hrok" ont among them,
and the remainder RAPIDLY succumbed.
GErTILIS. JOIN JEANS
IN MAKING tDNTRIUtrlU:~
Ia another instance he told OF three
hi others. two OF whom went 10 Jrtti
the arm y ana the third did no: so be-
cause he must stay - home and wait
upon his invalid father TIC officer
whC called To find out why -" did not
40 wi;h his brothers. was t"'.l that Ia"
had (" stay and care tor the father
The officer pulled out his pistol and
shot the father dead. and Then said:
Go YOU have nothing 10 keep YOU
now.
He did no, ariai%u IT,. iiuasian gov
eminent. but state" that h" would
leave tina, judgment TO tho Supreme
Tribunal. which would cause that
country to answc" for 1t. faults
During his speech. ~. Calisch an
bounced the receipt az several large
donations. and others were handed TO
him during his address. These he read
out us they wcr" handed in. Thor.
we're several OF $500 eaci.. one FOR $500
and a la.rc number az slna each ana
from that ranging on down. $50 50,
and SO. Will" hundreds ar donations
below this amount wcr" received. !;
was noteworthy fac, that the Gen
tiles contributed together with the
Jews in the common cause ot adm. til.
sufferers.
Some of the larger donations were as
follows
II CLARKE aud sons. $500
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Years At the old home or the family In
Nelson county. but Site came here 4
year ago to live with her son Shs
WAS member Of the l.o.tny.ton
Methudist Church. in tn" work OF which
sh" was very active tor years. Mrs.
l.nvin;: |. survived by the following
children: AIRS. Eva \. Harris, Roanoke.
-. l.. Loving. culpcpcr: Mrs. Mamie =,
painplin. Johnson City. Tenn: Mrs. J.
W. Mccarthy. IvanhUc. and &. & ana
&. II. Loving. Of I.ynchburg
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HRS. Alice Miller.

WDpDSTDCit. IA. January a7---M
conman. cashier of the Shenandoah
National i;hnk. was Notified 10y tcic-
gram to-day Of the death of his sister
Mrs. Alice Miller. wife OF Rev. l.. l..
Miilc:. minister of the i.mticr;tn
church. OF Benton. Ohio. Mrs. Mi!!c,
vas born ANA reared In Wuod.tocK.
i;e*.de* hcr husband. she leaves two
sons, Rupert Miller, Of cinciuItati
ohio. and Milton Miller. Of Point Pleas
amt. W. Va. and one brother. NJ. Cot
man. III Woodstock.
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Miss i::pmn Dnbney.

Especial TO The Times. Dispatch
I.INCIIBUEG. VA. January 81
Miss Emma Dabmey, who waa !, daugh-
ter of tho lat. y. q. Dabney, for many
years y prominent resident OF Lynch
burg. died this morning. The only
Surviving member Of her family Is one
brother. John q. Dabncy, OF This city.
The funeral Will take place tomorrow
afternoon 1T ! o'clock from the resi-
dence of her brother. John =. Dabncy.
and the intermcnt will be at Spring
iIill Cemetery.
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Mr.. Mnry II. NIinturm.

lSrocial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
WOonSTOCk. VA. January 81
Mrs. MARY H. Min,urr. aged seventy
three wears. widow Of John Minturff.
died At her home. in Tomabrook. Shen-
auionh county. this morning. Surviv-
ing are one daughter. Miss Laura Min
turf. ana two song. W. T.. and Hugh
Min,urff. and seven brothers. Funeral
services viii be held on Saturday.
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Al the Movies TO-DAY

uDEoN - Richard Bcnuctt IN
"DpuuaEcd Goods"
Ltl'ii.::-cico uidr,c. nnd Wal
'"rr tcid IN THE Goidcn Chance"
BIJOt George t:nyrr,t nnJ
''nrn Williams la .'Thc t0rucr."
mud Ma"ci Nnrmand mnd Rusror
NrbuckIc tn FATTY AdrIft."
serpent"
NICToi:--"'rhc Rinck Crack
HEN-ft0rrnre In IludIc In "rhc
fiN" Faults Of tHto..'
lSlS-t'lnra kimhaIi Youms In
"BIucriilSc."
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Robert llrsysibUr,.

tSDccial 10 The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. January 81
Robert DcwsburN died this ,norniuu Mt
his home near I'ortfs. in Din,yi,Idic
County. He came Ia Virginia t,,ir,v
Years ago from Michigan lie va. In
his seventeen year. and * survived lv
his VII" and several children
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral ar Captain Riuir.

fh" funeral of Captain James T..
Blair tool; place Yesterday afternoon
from thc Second Presbyterian church
st 3" o'clock. Rev Russell Cecil D.
-. officiating The pail hearers were
rs follows: j. :. Kosher. y r. Redd. \.
H. Curh H. :. iIawes. George W. Watt
stanley Il. Tyler. George w Call ana
G T. Richardson burial was in
Snockuc Cemetery
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'Succial to The Times Dispatch !
GATE CITY. VA. January 27.-Johu
=. Smith, county treasurer from i"u"
10 laHS. died this incoming at Huc:c.
aged for;y nine years. He ina: been Ill
for ten Years. He w!u hc buried to
morrow rs the Masous with The sermon
hy Rev. !. J. Haynes.
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George Williams.

Especial Ia The Times Dispatch.]
HNItitlSDNEUltG. VA, january >. -
George Williams. seventy three years
old. Il Confederate veteran and native
OF Rucitbrihgc County. died Yesterday
near Mctiahc.Svillc. Rockingham Couu-
iy. lie leaves six sons
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from the home. ,aG3 Boston Avenue.
S"nth Richmond YESTERDAY Afternoon
at o'clock. The burial WAS in Hvl-
lNwo"d Cemetery. Mrs latham is S1r.
NNed by one and s!N daughters. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
HE,.I y re- WIN toNEiDE>IE
OF THIS UEIISI'iT:itE.

"Al1y venture to insert hct" II
p:trcnthesis' liavc amy Of YOU thodcht
"C this We have slowly. very slowly.
indeed begun 10 win tn. confidence oi
the other states Of the American Hem
isph"rc. If we should - Int" Mexico
90 Aou know what wuu!c happen" All
tn. SHnipathN or the res, -: America
would look across the Wa;cr. ami not
unrthw"rd to the Srea: republic which
W" profess to- repre-. INT.
And do YOU not see the cons dncnreS
that would "nSue in we. internnt !onat
relationship: Have the gentlemen who
have rushed down TO Washington to
insist that we shuIld :" into Mexico.
reflected upon the politics OF the world"
Nobody seriously supposCS, gentlemen.
that tho United, States needs To fear an
invasion Of its o'"u ttUi tory. What
america has 10 fear. If she has amy
thing to Gear. are Indirect. roundabout.
Hank movements. upoi. nor rcSnant
position in the Western H"mi sphere.
Are we going to open those gates. ";
arc W. goin.: TO close them For they
aJc the gates Ia the hearts Of our
American friends TO the south OF Ms
and not the gates 10 the portS WIN
their spirits and YOU have won the only
sort OF leadership ami the only sort
of safety that Am+iiCa coNpts. We must
all uf az think. from this tim" out.
gentlemen. il; terms OF the world, ANA
must learn wha; : is that America has
set uut 20 nainta!; a. a standard bearer
for all those wu" love liberty and jus
,ivc and the righteousness OF political
action.
''Iiu, gentlemen. we mast find means
:" TO this thin" which are suitable
to ;hc time ANA -sui,ahl, to our own
ideals. Sui;ab!, 10 time: Docs anyhody
h, t1-np
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ever, American knows ;na; "" have
uud.rtdNyu I'll, first nud primary ob
legation is the maintenance al til" In
tcgritN nt "gi own Sovereignty
which zoe. AS of course. Thor" IL
also the maintenance ot our liberty TO
develop qua political constitutions With
oar hiudIunvc. and last "f all. ihc:t
X the d.tclmino;i"n .ud the "hl!SI-
tion 10 stand rs III, SIronr brother Ut
an thuSc in This hemisphere VIII" main
;ain the same principles and follow
Z, S,Irn ilg..lS ,r lihc,t,
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NAVY SPEAKERS ARE
HEARD on ROTH Shines

others who spoke in behalf of the
OH we're bishop Collins Denny. Dr
w. VI thornton. dean of the cnginccr-
Ing school OF the University or Viz
Einia: Miss Virginia Mckinney. Viz
GINA 'n"mhc! OF the Southern .Associn-
ton Of College Women: Mrs w. A.
burrows, president OF the Federation
Of Mothers clubs: Miss Ella Agnaw
Of Eurkevi!ic, Miss Catherine Scott
OF tn. summer school OF tho University
Of Nirs luia: Miss BESSIE Taylor teach
81 IN the John MARSHALL High School
and Miss Edith i.indemar. - student
nf the John Marshall High School
Among others who anokc in onposi =
ton 20 I, were Dr u l.. blackwell!
president Of Randolph Macon College:
Rev. James Cannon. .Ir.. Murray "
Mctiuirc and r., g. Stokes. Of coving-
ton
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CAUSE no CHANGE: MlSD
SINCE. uNI: YEAR AGO

Tin, President then referred 10 tho
Tact thal in his message 10 CONGRESS
ia year ago Il. had said THAT there MAS
no pressing need FOR military pre-
pdrcjncss. but that since thvu he had
caGae To change his m.rd. Just rs I've
had cause 20 change his mind with
regard t" the need for tariff board.
Continuing the President said
'Bu; IN. circumstances of the pres
.nt time az. u Csc. There is going ON
in tn. world. Under our eyes. an
economic revolution. No man under
stands thai ccvolution No man has
TIN. el,mcnte OF it clearly In his mind.
no par, ~ the business legislation with
regard !" in;crnat.ona! trade can he
sui'riUkcu LniiI We do uudcrsta nd il.
.iud members Of Congress are too busy
20 make :; possibl. within - sufficiently
short spac'. ,rle for thcm 10 master
,h. chang" THAT IS coming
"Th.Ic - 50 much 10 understand that
hay" no. IN" data 10 comprehend.
that for ON" would not iare, so far
rs my ad,isc l. concsrnod TO leave the
Government without adequate means -:
inquiry.
"Wha, ] am irving 10 Empress uion
YOU now y .hoi the circumstances OF
tn" world t.'-day are no; what they
y 81. Yesterday, and that IL Is not ccc-
tain wha, ti..y Will be tomorrow. ]
cannot tell yoU what the international
relations .: Ills country will be to-
morrow, ana as. the word literally.
! Ana would not dare keep silent and
let the country suppose that tomorrow
vas certain 10 h. as bright as to-day.
america Will never he The acgres-
sor; America MIL always seek. TO the
'ast point at which her homo. is in
VOWED, TO avoid the things which dis
/ urh the peace OF the world Rut
Nm"rica docs not control the circum-
stances O! the world, and We must nc
"Grc tina. "e are faithful servants ut
| ,Hrs" tuuGs which love. and arc
/ -'adN :" defend them aGnins, every
contingency that may affect rr !u.-
: ps!- them
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To Prevent The Grin

DION 'hutc Irir Laxative nroro OMAN.
'.inn''F ih- cHGse There j. .rL 80
ron CANINE y. ". GpoVE'S .,c,n
iure on poa sc ''h'"-
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Funeral Of Mrs. Mary }. Latham.

Tho funeral of Mrs. Mary !. Latham.
wh" died Wednesday, morning. was
conducted by Rev. John w. Kinch eioe
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sIIU SISTE.M CANNOT
III: GMEATEU OVER NIGu.I-

But gcEtrmcu, you cannot create
sVcn q system over night IT has rot
10 he built ~. ana nope it viii hc
built up by slow and effective stages
Aud there - something To b. done IL,
the lucaui!mc-w must see 10 IL that
sufficient body OF citizens IL given
the KIND OF training which viii make
them efficient FOR call into the field in
cas-" Of necessity.
at IS discrod.tahlc To This country
that vs. should have exhibited 20 The
world the "Xampl" w" have sometimes
exhibited TO II Of stupidity ana brutal
vast" az ;orce. Think ~ asking men
wh" cam he easily drawn. To come into
Tie HcId crude, ignorant lncxpcri-
"nced. and merely furnish the arum
Tor camp fever aud tho bullets or the
enemy
we have 70, no mon 10 waste. bul
GOD FORBID that W should waste item.
Men VINO go a. efficient Instruments
Of national honor into the ncid afford
Is very handsome spectacle indeed i'm,
Hem who &" i'm crude and i&noran,
boys only indict ,hns. IN authority
i 70! s'urid.ty ana neglect, ind so +,
seems :" me- that - Is our NANTES;
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- 80 81 49, w ''i'' w @''Ht"ti'
"""er ne immediate direction of the
'''Io''"i az, ""r!'cs' /" n"dE OF men
subject 40 'h', ihiH'"'ht" ca'i :" arms
W '"' III '"h". ahtN"E''E' ahu get men
'''' P"' '''" Wv ''l"N 81 ihc regular
49, ny az" '''' 1" 'nr't 'hshS "i ciFii
49,, t"'h SUPh'''" WI equipment ana
N"''''nS' n"' ""i "'""h from the
! rt''e;u III 'u'HU''S Wh''h nave mad"
N''t S'""'' an" NNSi keen her
~ - N"i
fNfi'NNN OF h\t ONE PLAN
Thc President said H. was no, a
PARTISAN of any ul,r plan. out that he
was for body az at least san. 600
trained citi""ns WY" will serve under
conditions OF ctr:Icr - AN Immediately
available national reserve. and that
every American ought 10 insist upon
that
II am no. s.,ytr. ,n,,hinr an,u. Nh.
navy L.rn,is, ! ,,,n,. v,nf ia o, 70
49,, t,,. b~..t,i.,,, ,n,,.;,,,.,
"
i,..a,, :. u y
~ - "''
"a, ''t' 3D. - navy
- ~ - ','o"' me ~ ~! ne H..NH
" WV 'o"S '"' ''N'i* "H"''". uu"' ne
:" ~ HPP'irh'N' 'S YER "'lHtu!t u"
''hPrrhehn ana understand. we nave
''a"''l"Hh rreJu"Ic" against armies:
we suph"S" mat all armies axe alike.
and that there cannot Ia. Hn American
- az 80 ''S''h''' ""l ma, II
~ "'''''"' - t''''' az" ''''
my owu ,,,;,i MA
ohyious an i,s,.,,r,.u, nc n,,,nr,i ~.
Tense INA, h..Ii...n j., - mo, roimy
10 he dini..,l, ...,,. ,, -.
and ,eo.ou,Ii. ,,,,~,u, F,,, ~.
crease OF Tho r,y,
.,,, ,.
ro,v,. ,,, -, - '"' 80 W
r,,.,,, i,, -
leave ,,rnr ,,,,,' ,,,,,,v I'M ,,,,a..,,
thai h.r. ~, ,,,,i.t, nc -. 10 ~,
come. FOR h,[.. r,,, ~. .I,,h.,S.
,ud ;,,,,i,.;i ~ NY - p"' -
,bis ,,.,,io,, "i
,hnt n,,.,,,, ''''n M. u 1t" '' '"e '"''Rs
NO unli,iroI r,r,, no .rouu ~, man
can cvcr dis,,u,ni,,; ,u,.yi,., Thiv T..
a wear ut poliitcnI ,.rn,,ttiny ana ,ho
Americans IN politics arc rather cNper,
accountants
NO !nau - going 90 iid" behind any
excuses. The goods must he delivered
OF me confidence WI! not he enjoyed
an" i"r "! PAL none every man ~
,i"''' me "l' 20 Nh'' - coming 70
.,ir,,, - ,,,i,, -" ,tl Ne ueve,Ncu
-, .ii'.t' ~ S""'cf,' hcr'
''A, t'i i'"' ""'''i' n't'p'"' N"ie'!' nave
,a,,,. N'''''7 ''''' '' ~
~ H"r ii'EMNti'NE rs
"t iNbi''pi 81. AMBITION
lit il q solemn tim, v.h.., n,.,, u,,,s,
examine not only their purposes but
."rlF n"a''S' "hrn men must rurce
'h'.''"""t "n'oIN'h'
r.,,, To-. ,,, r'''' ~ ",e
M. ;n;eres, o- ~, ,,,,,,,. -
lie, no man dare H.. a r,orn,,, To-,
no man brine partisan passion into
these great things lie, men honestly
"co"te the facts ANA Couragcously act
upon then' I'm" Thea there will come
ne 80, nv Nht" t"c VOL" VIII shE. THIS
,,i.;. ''''"-"' VIZ 'u'i OF
s,rrl-s ,yi-h ~. ,,,,. ,, =,
hearts acco..d and ,!,..+ .-r.., ,,,
America has behind !, ,hn moral fn,rn
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W0MAN'S COLLEGE
BILL is DISCUSSED

'tohtinucd i:ch Fi!Si l'aEt.t
eco additional students had signed the
paper since Mr.. Stuart lcrt for N;ch-
monG
As member Of the hoard Of Visitors
Of thu university John " tra.ldocl.
."f Lynchbur:y. urged the passage OF
The hill aS aSs. nj: al '" the iUtuI., well
rare Of the ST.. Nj. rrad,i"yS rccd
resolutions adopted hy the board So
cral months ago in whl"i il pat itself
on recori fa"nriu. III" establish
mcnt OF 81. coordinate college. and
suggesting that it lac situated on the
opposite side Of Charlottesville" from
the universi,!
MRS. VII NFOI,D SAYS 1T WILL.
SrI,ENG THEN ~ RLiC SCHOOLS
Mrs Hcreyiy Il; Munford. the moving
spri, IN tho fgh, Tor the passage Of
the bill pleaded that n" university
Inc .ivcn chance "a measure up to
the "pportEnity OF serving. in Il new
and Il larger WAY the whole people or
Virginia. y separate ins. tuition Cor the
higher education W women. she said.
would mean tie scattering: of the re-
sources or The State. when conservation
Of th"s" resources was the thing needed.
Ia r"ply I" the charge that the CO.
ordinate colleIe would not tend t"
strengthen IA. efficiency of the public
school system, but, By requiring II large
amount ~ II states funds for it's sup
port. positively lessen their efficiency
Mrs. MunfOri said that she had FOR
fifteen years worked Cor the common
school, Dud that her Investigations led
hrr to hcliev" ,hat there ia only one
missing link in that syStenl--,hc 90.
ordinate ""ller" The school system
begins. she said IN The common school
and ends in the University Of Virginia
WHITE: AsStILS MIL. As
PET or KICu PEOPLE
Hugh y. White, of R"ckbridye. hotlv
assaulted tn" bin rs the pct mensur 81
rich pcori" wn" 10 not understand IN.
needs Of tn" average citizcr OF Viz
%inin 1t is nc conducive. hc said.
To III" best interests OF the public
school system. and Is an n,t.ncni 10
build uD an -,ocratic Institution
winch Wou'd serve only = limited mum
hor OF people"
\: YOU want teachers" he said
keen the girls out OF the university
an" ITS environments. Women gra.l,!-
atcs of universities don't teach in the
e!emen'arN schools OF the country
tho! 20 - Europe or wherever their
fancy Leads them. Agitation of his
movement is dcirnctiuE from tho puhlic
school system Of The state ain going
=" defeat ;his measure or die In the
attempt"
Th" majori,. OF womer in Virginia.
according 80 r. Walton Moore. OF Fair.
ih%. want = wonnan's college co-ordi-
nate with the University OF Nircinia.
ana hay" spoken their wishes through
their Official educational representa-
tive superintendent Stearncs
MANi SPEAKERS ARE
HEARD on BOTH SIDES
Others who spoke in behalf of the
hill were bishop collins Denny. Dr.
W. VI Thornton. dean of the enrinocr
ing school OF the University OF Viz
Sinia. Miss Virginia Mckinney. VIZ
@ima 'n"Uhc; OF the Southern Associn-
ton Of College Women: Mrs w 4
burrows, president OF the Federation
of Mothers clubs: Miss Ella Agnaw
Of lMrkevi!!n. Miss Catherine Scott
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:, STEM or MlIIrtRlSN
VIII. NE.N Err He i:NDl.KI.n

.T.,, - -
",' w. '"E moment
',"S IN" H''"i'S "hi't
Win nc principles OF
'' u s"'N without Saying.
'""!%h apparently II is necessary to
-! u e" some cAcit"d persons. that
o." 'hI"% ihis country never will on
iNr" system that can 30 called
miitaiism. Eat militarism consists IN
ih!S. gentlemen; Il consists IN prcpar-
inG a great machine who's" only use is
for war. and giving IL no use TO which
{" apply itself
"Bu, We don't have to do that
,r,.r;,, &c .,,.,,. ,o,r. ., -
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,:iai schools. MAS proposed h. tSc
Z, President. nc icf; consideration OF
navv plans for later addresses
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ASK MUSIC RECORDS
FOR ISOLATED LEPER
hcSai"ri> Has Rnrtrrcd Grnphophouc
""."h ~ Wis Chief Delight in Lone
T.! shack Nrnr Pine Cnn,n

thanksgiving promises TO be one Of
MANY forlorn days in the life of mo
creek Lepcr who Is isolated in :, mis-
eranie shack not far from Pine Camp.
ana the day could lie made "A bright
ana happy one for him for ius, "A l;ttle
charitable attention
lhe "utcast's sole amusement, is
music. The Health Department months
az" provided him with guitar, and
,c,eMN!. I" his immense delight. the
Natn'hiStrai'vc BOARD presented him
Win sraphophone. Though !, is Of
sue second hand variety. suuoaks
triue and is wobbly in it's revolutions
NC SICK man "hcrishes it as :; com.
n"nlon But his JOY in i, Was sbori.
.Ned' The machine was cas-, of Ly
me authorities AZ the Pine Camp Sam.
.'l lu'h 10 make room for !, better in
- "Ineht. ana when il was turned ovnr
I" the lonely patient records wore
H"ui! missing. And those which ven.
WIN 1t were well worn ana o,h.,,,i.a
unsatisfactory -"
vIeH- ~ 'hcse circumstances no
hea!th department. IS scckinr cr,,,;
"ntl"ns Of black rubber dis 49,,
n'"N" George !icgalopis's ThanIsri,.
ius an anniversary in spirit as well as
ia mann" owners Of talking rln,.hi,,a,
Mho nave records Of which ,hey ara
'ired may send them Ia M. ,,o,i,,,
"n,,eS' Room 800. city Han AID ,,,1,'
W.. DC gratefully acknowledged ~, ~
part "i the owner of TN. s.1,,,,, :, ''y
Sraphophou". '"''''"H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-30
BANKNOTE MISSING
FROM TRAVELLING BAG
Cashier BrinTs S".aNn to Rtcbuond
and Nftcr Hrcakfu>t Cnunot
Locate 500 of his Hou

\ certain weli-known bank cashier.
OF clover. registered At ono Of tho
downtown hotels Yesterday morning.
nonohanily threw his travelling bag
"a negro turnkey and wiki his vic.
walked inio the dining-room for break
last There was $500 IN the travelling
bag i; Was unlocked. though. as a.
sup' rfuiiy. tho key was tied 20 q string
and The other end OF the string vas
tied 70 tn" handle ~ the bag
Detective Sergeant J. l.. wiltshire
who is investigating tho case. has been
unable 10 locate $l0o bill that was
missing from the bottom Of one OF tho
5000 packages which. unwrappcd. had
been StuoS in one OF the side pockets
If ih. travelling bac.
The abscnc. Of the note was discov-
cred when tn" cashier Went 20 a E;ch-
m"nd h"nk TO deposit the money The
clover bank keeps large deposits IN
Richmond. and thc money was not
brought 20 purchase :, turkey or
basket Of esSs. as many might have
believed.
The banker told the detective tina,
ne was not sure whether he hrourh;
the other $40" note or not He was
OF the opinion. however that he did.
as. being tho only owe OF tina; ,ienomi-
nation he remembered II the better
For the reason that it was 50 con-
sricu"us, possibly is = reason why il,
was not rrcseu, after breakfast,