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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-24
Dowic Joins Senators.

NFVVIHI 10 TNt ufTu,
OKLAHOMA CITY. March ga
Pitcher c. NJ. Phillips is the only one
of the 1916 Senators that is now out
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-24
II. Lnmis \: IilIIc Knck !.

LITTLE ROCK. March e3.-Thc
81 Louis American league first team
W"ftcd hy The Wildncs~ 1f Moran to-
ttt and defeated thc local southern
association team \ go F. Both teams
hIr hand
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-24

batter Up will be heard for the
first time in Tulsa TODAY. TIE game
With the st. Louis Browns should he
one of the biggest drawing cards of
the preseason games. Although adj
vance agents OF the Rrowns Yesterday
would not say definitely. they were OF
me opinion that the famous Eddie
rank would hurl several innings to.
day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-24

The Willard Moran tight will be an
nounced by the rounds at The World
office. The bout starts in New York
at $3.50 o'clock, eastern time. This
i'll be $50 o'clock here. II you want
t. follow the champion by ROUNDS he
IN front of The World building on
Fourth street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-24

The World Want Columns will get
you job.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-29

Sunrise, $780, sunset, 4:Zl-
Rouge is going up in price.
w. {. Krosechell, who committed
suicide at Illinois A. c., left $1,000
estate to widow.
August Bumes, 414e w. 47th, got
skull fracture in fight at Van Buren,
and Federal. Assailanti escaped.
w. H. Chadwick, atty, sued for d.
vorce by Mrs. Edna Chadwick. Inf
deity charge. y Mrs. Clinton named.
Rob't J. Mclaughlin elected pres.
of Illinois A. c. after hot fight.
Two armed negroes held up Max
Schechstman, $500 Federal So.
Jacob Miller and Vim. Pearlman,
professional bondsmen, blacklisted
by Judge Olson.
Richard Warnke, Cicero, sec'y
Suburban Bldg. & Loan assn, miss
ing. Friends fear suicide. Worried
over financial troubles.
Rob't Brown, 55O6 S. State, got
divorce. Afraid of wife.
Mrs. Bertha N. Norman sued fof
divorce by Raleigh Norman, sales
man. Cruelty charged.
Chas. Olson refused to pay $3.50
check at Clara SCOTS barber shop,
5 w. Van Buren,. Said it was too
much. Arrested. Discharged
Mrs. E. S. Pearsall, 322 e. 22d, ar
rested for failure to pay taxi bill, said
E. G. Lewis, chauffeur, tried to at
tack her. Discharged.
Mrs. ENira Stiles, defendant in
auto thieves" case, wept on stand
Denied all charges.
Stella Courtan, II, 2053 Austin aV.,
found walking in sleep in street, clad
only in nightgown. Affected by sight
of losing finger in shop.
John Drexel, SOB w. SD; his son,
Marshall, 6, and MeslOre Die burned
by 'backfre" of auto.
John Donohue, 1867 w. Erie, hit
by auto of Geo. Westerberg, 1889
HfoH
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-29


illinois Brick Co. declared extra
dividend of 2 per cent, payable Dec.
%.
Auto bandits raided several homes
in Rockdale, Ill. Got over $500.
John w. Rainey, circuit court
clerk, filed objection to official re-
count showing election Of August w.
Miller IN his place.
Hampstead ,Washburne, son -of
former mayor, freed Of auto speed
ing charge.
Albert C. Frost, millionaire, freed
of assault charge. Mrs. Jean Hurley,
complainant, failed to appear.
Bush & Gerts Piano Co. filed re-
pleVin against Sportsmen's club for
recovery of $500 piano.
Mrs. Rose Butcher, so, fined $500
by Judge Beckwith. Intoxication.
Mary Bowler, IS, 1922 Raleigh Ct,
missing, Grandmother i'll
Saloon license of Bungalow cafe,
2126 w. Madison, revoked after
shooting in place Sunday.
Cameron L. Wiley wealthy lum-
herman, 1850 Grand blvd, dropped
dead. Heart failure.
Thos. GoodaIl, "a, negro, 1912
Federal, hurt by wagon of Consum-
ers' Co., died.
Wilson & Co. deny report that any
traces of foot and mouth disease
were found in their plant.
Leonard A. Brundage, @. o. P.
committeeman of oath ward and
brother of E. ]. Brundage, to be chief
clerk in Office Of superior court
clerk.
Maid routed burglar from home of
Clifford w. Barnes, Lake Forest.
Major Fred w. Norwood, 70, Viii
mette, and Mrs. Priscilla W. BfnneL
So, eloped and were married in Gin
cinnati
Former County JUDGE Owens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28

or even Inside Of the lines, was prac-
tically impossible. although some of the
more clever photographers obtained by
some hook or crook the desired pass
ports but in trying TO catch" the men
in action, were killed
Necessity is the mother Of inyen-
ton. TO get photopraghs for the
movies Of men in action, of actual bat
ties. became dominating desire. To
THIS end was invented the telescope
lens, Il lens which made possible the
actual lighting scenes being shown I'm
tho pictures now at tho Strand
The telescope lens makes photo
graphing at three miles distant pos
slble. The results obtained are wonder
fuL Charges. counterchargcs, the
awful bursting of shells, shrapnel play
ing havoc with defenders. machine
guns moving down line after line Of
dauntlcss men are distinctly shown.
German aeroplane high above the
earth rs brought to the ground. Yep
pclins. naval battle, a naval engage
mcnt between Il Turkish shore battery
ana II Russian man war In the Black
Sea arc other graphic features. There
Is no studio work. War Is shown AS
it really Is. not as IT is pictured by
some fanciful director 5000 miles from
the battle front.
It's an educational picture--a picture
worth while-a picture of truths and
facts as they really exist
This picture will be shown at tho
Strand to-day. The show starts at IL
o'clock and continues throughout the
day and evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
$4,000
POLICE "ROOKIES" DRILL
LIKE REGULAR SOLDIERS
Former Arm! Men Arc Putting Patrol
men Through Formatio Ions Ia
Daily Practice.

Preparedness first. That is tho now
slogan Of the Richmond Police De-
partmcnt. slogan which was given
active physical Interpretation for the
first time yesterday.
Much has been written of the
rockies now preparing for possible
service on the Mexican border with
iocal militia companies. but thus far
nothing has been said of the hundred
or more bluccoatS who labor through
military drills for two hours each day
under broiling sun. Yet ii is a part
OF the officers daily round these days.
ana according to reports. Richmond
soon VIII have militant orga nization
of no mean ability among the police.
The decision to put policemen
through military drills was reached
several days ago. and captains Of the
various precincts have been prompt to
put the plan into effect Members of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28

tho First Precinct practice either In
the pistol range at tho First Precinct
Station or in a field just back OF the
station house. The police OF the Second
District gather ut Byrd Park each
afternoon. and there arc put through
the formations, while those OF the
Third Precinct can DO seen hard at
work in a field adjoining that station
any afternoon.
With the assistance of policemen
who formerly were members OF the
regular army, and who now are as
SiSttnG Captains SowelI, Sherry and
Wright in drilling the men. tho police
rapidly arc learning :he rudmcnts OF
military formations. They are spend
ing two hours each day in marching
marching. swinging into columns OF
fours. dashinE away at tho double
quick and then widening out into a
long line for "a charge.
Former army men who are assisting
in the training are Policemen Aerring,
Settles, Martin, Ryan, Mcnamara,
Angel Shumakcr. King and Wescott
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
possession as we'll as a quantity OF
gold lcaf and .,nlJ

possession as we'll as quantity OF
gold leaf and gold plate
Cole offered several conflicting OK.
DtanationS AS to where he obtained
the gold Hc said last night that his
home was in Kansas.
While there Is nothing definitely by
which tho police can connect him with
the recent robberies as yet IL is
thought probable that he is wanted
in other cities Cole is said to be
addicted to the drug habit and it was
necessary for a surgeon to give him
n shot OF morphine at the First
Precinct Station last night. He claims
to have arrived I'm Richmond ycster-
day on a freight train.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
TREAT INJURED SOLDIERS
Ambulance Called to Camp Stuart 10
Give Aid TO NIilitiamen for
Minor NIishaps,

Ambulance surgeons yesterday were
called upon to treat three men in.
Jurcd at the concentration camp al
the state Fair Grounds. One Of them
\. Alright, member of the militia
stuck a nail in his foot He was able
TO resume his duties after receiving
treatment.
William Christian and Sherlock Ford
both colored, were kicked BY horses a,
the camp. Ford was kicked In the
shoulder and was able 10 go to his
home after being treated. Christian
however, was kicked in the side and
it was necessary to remove him to Vir-
ginia Hospital. 1t is not thought tina,
he is seriously hurt. however
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
ADJUSTMENTS
:rcnt Wnr PIctures at Strand.

Great war fIctufes HI SrTun0.
War pictures have been shown in
Richmond before. but none equal to
Ahosc now being exhibited at tho Strand
i'heater under the auspices of The
Times Dispatch They so far excel
PREVIOUS exhibitions OF the kind that
comparison is inapt. In this prcsenta.
ion. which Will end with the perform.
noes to-day, all of the pomp and
rathos, the majesty and the murder
the glory and the gore of the great
conflict in Europe arc shown in re-
markablc series of thrilling films. How
TIE photographers were able to get
sd-closc to the lighting is somewha OF a
mystery. but there is no doubt OF tho
of the pictures. Certainly
tho recording OF some of the most
A,irring of the scenes Of tho war Is
IN attest to the courage of the camera
men. as they must surely have bccn
lin great danger.
with the outbreak of the war hum
dreds OF American photographers and
newspaper men left. to hazard their
lives on tho front taking photographs,
realizing all the while that movies"
of these important events would be
worth All sorts Of money If they were
succcssful enough to get them back
nome. The lure OF gold led tho vast
majority Of them to their death. The
first pictures leaving the front were
mainly Of soldiers marching, citizcnry
kceing and the transportation of the
w guns. To get TO the firing lines,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
News Notes Of Interest.

Garnctt Ergss. colorcd. who lived
10y himself. was found dead in bed a,
his home IN Gill Street yesterday after
noon Heart trouble was the cause ot
death
on Saturday night, during the storm
lightning struck the home Of s \
Sneed At Rawlings. but. fortunately
did not cause much damage. The light
ming came down through the chimney
split a piece Of bed in which two
children were asleep. bit did not
awaken them
This morning at the home of the
officiating minister, Rev. T. w Moore
William c. cummins and Miss Annie
Belle Barnes, both of Ettrick. were
married
Yesterday At the parsonage Of Wash
inGton street Methodist Episcopal
church, by Rev. j. g. Winn. l.. d.
I.ucicn l.. Smith. formerly of Alabama,
and Miss 1Icrmione Wciner, of Nor
folk. were married.
Tho residents Of the Walnut Hill
suburb are soon to he furnished with
free mail delivery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28

James + Whcadon. aged siNty-Hve
Ncars. employed 1agman at the Al
lan,ic Coast Line gates. at Boiling
brook and Fifth Streets. was found
dead sitting IN chair AT his post Of
duty this morning. Persons who had
passed and noticed him IN the chair
thought he was asleep. until some one
entered tho signal house and attempted
u arouse him. Mr.. Whea don had for
.sany years been employed in railroad
work IN the city. He leaves wife
.,ui ono daughter. Mrs. F'rank Korn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
PAY OF MANY EMPLOYEES
OF CITY IS ADVANCED
increases Are Made at Meeting OF
Common Council OF Peters.
burg.
READY FOR EAGLES MEETING
eleventh Annual Convention OF Vir.
"inia State Aeric VIII BE Held To-
Day and To-Morrow-Train Flag
man Dies Suddenly.

Special to Tho Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA, June 2T.--The
common Council met i'm special scs-
son last night and closed tho business
'"r the nscal year by ordering the
payment Of all department bills and
pay rolls for the present month. The
council concurrcd in the ordinance
lhSscd by the Board OF Aldermen fix
ing the tax rate for tho ensuing fiscal
year on all real estate and tangible
PERSONAL property at Sligo per 500 OF
N"!Gcs. the same as II was this year.
Ih" appropriation ordinance for the
coming fiscal year aggrcgating s450.694.
also was adopted. This is in excess of
INC estimated revenues.
The Council was in generous mood
aud increased the salaries and wages
"f various employees OF the city. The
SALARY Of tho Chief Of Police was
raised TO $500. that OF the lieutenant
al police to $1,000. the two sanitary
"!cc!s 10. Sl,20O each. incincrator en-
Eine"r 10 $1,000 and engineer Of the
rumuhouSc 10 $1,000. The salaries OF
iI'c rCcmcn and helpers in the depart
nrni an we're Increased. "a were also
Tho wages OF tho workers on the
streets. the pay OF the Superintendent
az streets being raised to $3.50. The
rarkEoepcrs and their assistants also
came ia for Il share in the increase
Salaries OF some of the higher officers
hHd been previously Increased.
request from the Police Commits
f!"ncrs for an addition Of fifteen men
:" the force wac not granted, but two
secret service men were allowed. The
force at present consists OF forty
Two officcrs and men Tho appropria-
ton for the next year was $4,000.
an increase over the present year. but
less than was asked for.
over 10 the new year all balances on
unfinished work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
More Funds Swell
Hospital Treasury
Three NeW Donations Add
$4,000 TO the Memorial I'm
proUcment Campaign.

Tho campaign to raise $4,000 to
enlarge tho Memorial Hospital contin-
ues to bring in contributions ranging
from few dollars to thousands, ac-
cording to l.. Il. Norris. treasurer of
inc fund. who last night announced
thrce additional subscriptions. adding
$1,000 to aid in building a negro pa
filioh, nurses home and conta gious
ward.
The three contributions follow:
LiGgctt & Myers Tobacco Co. $4,000
{. &. Duia. president of Liggctt
~ -'S'' = '.''.... 900
+. Lorlllard d Co. .............. 1000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
la Headlines. for Convention.

Tie eleventh annual convention of
tho Virginia state Aerie. Fraternal
order OF Eagles. will he held In this
city tomorrow and Thursday. The
Sessions vii! he in Moose Hall. The
opening ceremonies will he presided
over by Past Deputy Robert Gillian.
ir. and viii include an address Of wei
come by Mayor Robert Cabaniss. re-
Spouse by State President +. V. Peace.
Or Staunton; orchestral selections and
address on "Fratcrnalism'' by Past
state President r J. Davis \ bust
ness session will follow. officers will
h. elected tomorrow, and in tho after
noon an old Virginia barbecue viii be
served at the fair grounds. The wo-
On visitors viii be given receptions
az both days at the Elks' liorne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
At the Movies To-Day

nIJOU - douglas Fairbanks, in
"tegSie Mixes In" and a new Key
stone comedy.
NEw-Clnra Kimbnll Young, In
"Mnrrylnx Money"
REX "T'he Criminal Thumb.
with Iva Shepard and Alexander
GnIen.
COLON IA I.--I.fonel barrymore
md Grace Valentine, in "Dorian's
Divorce"
ODEoN-Nicto, Moore, in "The
Clown"
iSiS-"britton Of the Seventh"
STRAND-"At the Front with Tho
Allies"
VICTOR--Jenn Sothern, in 4M,s-
tcrIcH or Myrn."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
ice FUND TOTAL MOUNTS
UNDER MIDSUMMER SUN
Yesterdays Contributions Aggregate
S40.45, Bringing Total in
Hand to $1O2.:}O.
LITTLE BOYS SEND 10 CENTS
Youngsters Contribute Gate Receipts
OF 1illiputian Circus for Relief OF
Poor-Woman's Club OF Highland
Pork Raises 500.

Contributions to tho ice fund for the
poor OF Richmond received yesterday
by The Times-Dispatch ranged from
IS cents to S29. and alioEcther brought
the total amount to s102.39
The 40 cents was raised by several
little boys ranging in years from eight
TO ten. They turned tho natural long
ingS or boyhood in circus time to prac-
teal effect and staged little show last
Friday in the yard or Charles w
Vaughan, 1912 Third Avenue. Instead
Of the customary bent pins for admis-
sion they charged real money, and sent
| the AZ cents cleared from the perform
ance to tho ice fund.
The sum Of 500 was raised al a lawn
feto held last Thursday on the plaza
by the Womans Club Of Highland
lark. This amount is one Of the largest
single contributions yet turned in
On account Of the unusual nildncss
of the summer so far the demand for
ice has not been nearly so great as il
ordinarily is. The hot weather Of June
last year neccssitated the distribution
jof over $500 worth of ice to the poor.
only Sl02.39 has been received this
| year. and this has been insufficient to
meet all the calls for help.
Mrs. Charles f. Boiling. chairman of
Inc ice fund, made the Statement yes
terday that She was not afraid the
people Of Richmond would let the char
ity be neglected. but that there vac
need for more prompt action. 1t IL
thought that hot weather later in the
summer. while IL increases sufferinfs
OF the poor and the sick, will, at the
same time. cause those in more fortu-
nete circumstances to contribute.
Colored people as we'll as white re-
ceived aid from the leo fund. The money!
Is distributed to tho needy In the form
OF tickets by the district nurses and
the visitors OF tho city mission
From start OF about 500 in 1888
the Ice fund has grown till It amount
ed last year to total Of se,1o4. 1t Is
expected that IT Will be less this year
Contributions will be received by Mrs
Charles 4. Boiling. chairman OF the
fund. or at the Office OF The Times
Dispatch.
Yesterdays contributions and tho
amount previously acknowledged fol-
low:
Mrs. George r. Doanc ...... ) 90
j. NJ. Is ................ 90
Mrs. c. l.. Mayo .......... = 90
j.. w. r. 500
iooSs sho" ................ AS
Woman's Club OF Highland
Park ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....... 1900
Total received yesterday 80. 4s.45
Previously acknowledged ... 1894
Total contributions to date ..sloo. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
rhrce Graduate n. Nur.es.

The graduating exercises OF the
Training School for Nurses OF the Pc
: icrshurg Hospital were held to-nigh
in tho auditorium Of the Duncan Brown
pubic school in the presence OF a
larr" asscmblarc. Three graduates
received diplomas, presented by Or.
claiborne T. Jones. who also delivered
the address. The graduates are: Misses
Elsie Ingleton Cecil. Ella May Harrell
and Pearl Emiiin Strohben, all OF Nir-
.iula
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
To he Tried n. Accessories.

II l.. EXum and Brantley Hinson
young white men. are to be put on
trial in the Hastings Court tomorrow
as acce ssorics To the murder of James
Lewis. for which James Henley, as
principal, has been sentenced to the
-clcCfric chair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
FIND DOZEN GOLD TEETH
IN CLOTHES OF SUSPECT
Police IInid ). W. Cole ms Suspicious
Character In Connection with
Dentists, RobhcrIcs

Detectives l5crtucci and Duffy. of the
flfst Precinct. yesterday arrested j.
w. Cole as - suspicious character. sus-
pcctcd of being implicated in recent
robbericS OF dentists offices in this
city. AT the time OF his arrest Cole
had dozen or more gold teeth in his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
OFFICER Wins
TOUGH BATTLE
COnquers Rheumatism and Bad
Stomach Trouble With
Remedy, Var-nc-sis.

Among the many statements made
relative TO the work Of Nar-ne-sis the
stomach and rheumatic remedy. none is
more ren.a rkable than that of Officer
George, D. Palmer, who lives at IS
Eighteenth Street, Lowell. Mass. He
said:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
NEW HOTEL MERTON E s5
HOTEL ABSECON
HOTEL WILLARD F PKgor

New York Ave and Beach, overlooking thu
ocean Open surroundings Most central To-
oation. Capacity $50 Modern in every way:
private baths. running water in rooms eleya.
tor etc; superior table. Special early sea
son rates. si2bo UP weekly, $50 up daily
BookIet Direction OF owner. II. II. Kill
PATRICK " ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28

Il had been sufferer for so many
years that I hardly knew what II was
like to feel we'll. For % years / was
troubled with dyspepsia. had to be
careful OF what | ate, was unable to
drink coffee, eat meats. fried foods or
pastry; in fact, | had 10 watch my diet
at all times About five years ago
rheumatism began 10 make its appear
ance, and TO make matters worse I had
a weakness of the kidneys. This con-
dition became so bad that at times 1
had TO give up my work and remain at
home for period of several weeks,
suffering from sciatic and muscular
rheumatism. Once the pain became so
bad that | could not reach my box to
ring in without assistance. and had 10
be helped 10 the nearest drug store
Il tried many remedies but the
rheuma tism always made its appear
ancc in damp weather. read in the
papers OF a brother officers case and
inquired of him personally. His reply
thoroughly convinced me OF the merit
of this medicine. and | immedia teiy
secured some After being on the
treatment short time ] began TO feel
better. my rheumatism gradually dis
appeared, stomach became stronger
kidney trouble vanished, and l can
now eat anything I care to- / have
gained Is pounds. out in all kinds OF
weather, and not a sign of tho old
trouble. / certainly feel grateful TO
this man and his remedy"
The mass of evidence in the shane
of letters, photographs, crutchcs, wheel
chairs, etc, in the Var-nc-sis Boston
exhibition is enough TO convince any
one. Write to W. A. Varncy, Lynn,
Mass. for the Journal devoted to rhcu-
matism. It's free. Don't suffer an
other day. Get il now Var-nc-sis is
for sale at Tragic Drug Co and all re-
liable druggists.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
Fourth of July Rates on
Norfolk and Western Railway

Tickets Will be sold at reduced rates
to all points on Norfolk and Western
Hallway, and to many points on con-
Meeting lines Selling dates July . 3
and 4; good for return passage until
July S. 1915. Special excursion to Nor
folk. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
Tuesday, July 4th: schedule and fare
same as for special Sunday excursion
train. Full information may be had
at the n. G. w. passenger office, S3S
East Main Street.
c. n. BoSLEY,
District Passenger Agent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28

5 meeting 81 the Virginia State Base
ball League will bc held Thursday
night Al the Stra'ford Hotel in this
Clty. FOR the cons Iteration OF several
matters OF Importance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
Blue Ridge Springs

The celebrated dyspepsia water Ho-
tel under new management. Delightful
summer climate. Special rates for
families and Weekend parties.
b. ELLISON. Manager,
Blue Ridge Springs, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
warehouse Company Fined.

The Virginia Bonded Warehouse Com
Dany and Sam Horncr, colored. wer,
fined sio and costs each in the Police
Court yesterday on charges of OBJ
structinG fire hYdrants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
OrkneySprings Hotel and Baths

Orkney Springs. Va, Open June 1.
Beautiful mountains: always cool; eley.,
Ton Asoo. Restorative waters equal Carlsbad
eral debility rheumatism. kidney and
stomach troubles Free amusement, dancing
poor, tennis croouct; good table: rensonabie
rates: cap $50: booklet. H. c. Carter. Prop