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La Junta tribune., 1916-03-25

WANTED-Live man 70 sell Chevro-
let autos: good contract given 10
right party.-E. I. Oliver. Ordway.
Colo.
The day book., 1916-09-26

up dude, that all the girls laugh at"
<'What do you mean?" suffered
Junius.
why, the girls say that if your
face isn't a cross between pas and
the blue-nosed mandriTs; it's near
enough"
Come, children" interposed their
mother, rising, Tets leave father to
himself. We don't have to see him
all the day, so why should we?"
Jasper experienced the sensation
that his latest reform was uniting the
members of his family against him
like his earlier ones. He resolved to
perseVere, however. Later in the day,
as he was smoking in the parIor. he
heard his daughters voice raised
outside.
How long have Jim and 1 got to
wait, ma? Father won't consent to
our marrying, know, and we've just
got to wait until he drops off. He's
good for another thirty years, the old
brutew
'Well, what about me?" cried the
son petulantly. Don't I want to get
the farm, instead of being hustled to
death on dogs wages? Why can't
we get rid Of the old man and enjoy
Iife?"
Heaven knows I've wished it long
enough" said their mother. But
what's the use of wishing? IfIhad
the nerve I'd put poison in his coffee,
but haven't-so there"
Jasper Balsam turned white with
rage. He had always been a kind
father to his children, he had thought
his wife loved him. And now his
daughter. wanted to marry Jim, a
farmland, a shiftless sort of fellow
who seemed the last person on earth |
for any decent girl. He had never
suspected that! And his wife wanted |
to poison him, and all three ,Ionged
for his death! He jumped out of his |
chair.
The day book., 1916-09-26

again, too, Mehitabel?" !
81 would" answered his wife
promptly. I'D like to marry a man
without sCrubby black whiskers, who
didn't chew tobacco"
"And l wish-I wish I were rid of
ye aIln' snorted the farmer, turning
away.
He went back into the pSrlor, fill
ing it with a cloud ofNsmoke as he
puffed mOrosely at his pipe. That had
always been his privilege; unlike
many women, Mehitabel had never
raised objections to his smoking any
where in the house. She had been a
good wife to him and he had never
Guessed the, feelings which she had
harbored in her heart. His children,
too-what Vipers he had been nOur-
ishing! He had offered to send the
boy to college, but JuniUs had de-
cIned. And Octavia had been prom
ised new piano and music lessons
only the day before.
He stalked angrily upstairs at
length and shut himself up in the
spare room. His mind was filled with
turbuIept and VindictiVe thoughts. If
they did not want him around he
would go away, but he would no
longer support them.
Suddenly he heard low voices in
the hall outside his room. Atfirst he
could not distinguish what they were
saying, but then he heard his own
son speaking. --s
"Of course, father means well, if
he wouldn't take up with those crank
IDEAS" he was saying.
81 think you were too mean for
anything, Juny," protested Octavia.
:'Saying you wanted to get rid of him
so as to have the farm instead of be-
ing hustled to death on a dogs
wagesw
"And what about you, calling him
an old brute and wishing him to drop
off so that you could marry Jim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
GOES OVER PLANS FOR
STATE OFFICE BUILDING
Views Many Designs In
Office of Governor Sunrt al
Capitol.
MAKES no RECo,l,iENDlTI

The commission, appointed by the
last General Assembly 10 investigate
the erection OF n new or'cc building
10 house all those state officers not now
in the Capitol or the Library met last
NI6Nt 1T o'clock in the Office OF Gov
crnor stuart but no definite action
Was taken.
quorum was present. and consist ed
Of Governor Stuart, Senator Julien
Gum. OF iienrico County. DR.. s y. 4.
Kent, Of Halifax, and Captain William
VI. Myers OF Richmond.
something like forty-onc plans have
h"en submitted to III: commission, and
me numbers. corresponding TO the
plans offered, are in sealed cuy.loprs.
ne commission, while II viSeu tn.
plans. d!d not open the envelopes. and
h"hc" does not know the names o! the
various contestants.
The commission adjourned its s;,
uhs last evening with the intention
OF "Sccr1aininG the costs of the va
rious plans offered
II Is understood that something like
!,v"o,"@o cubic feet is TO be Included in
Hic ne" building. some OF the plans
"u"iG nave al entirely new building.
D,h"r plans would HAY" the present
library extended to Governor street
ana one plan. at least, would have an
o!Ehi story building. which womb ha
an annex 10 The present Library.
ne commission was unwilling to in
"!c"te which Of the many pl;,,s va
most feasible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
HOW CASES IiEFoRi:
tOL nr MEnL: DISrNSI.n OIL,

one boy was before the court on a
charge a! violating the bird law, ana
Il girl answered a charge OF Islander,
ana two boys Were held for using AN
automobile without permission. Four
"esr" boys were held on charge OF
murder. one Is ijc boy offended against
The ordinance prohibiting the carrying
concealed weapons, and nyc negro
youths broke this law. SIN negro bows
were arrested for cruelty to animals
In" largest number OF the youth
iul offenders We're placed on probation
there beng 20 cases thus disposed of
vth"r disposition OF the cases were AS
follows dismissed. 49,: fined. l2G: dis
charged with warning. 30. returned to
parents or guardian. scvcnty-scvcu:
whipped by parents. siXty-siN; state
t"dro OF Charities and Corrections, l21:
Ncsi" iicioilnAtory Associations TWEEN
'!-n!He; committed 10 Prison .>ssocia-
ZION OF Virginia, twenty: Industrial!
school for Boys, at Covingion. seven.
The records Of the practitioners are
:ated al good, fair ana poor. OF these
three classes, ll& were good; FORTY
seven fair. and siXty-two, poor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
BIG REGISTRATION FOR
lAYMEN'S CONVENTION
Nor" 'rhnn 200 Enrolled 1cstcrdny
Episc"pniinns I'm Lend. With IIup-
tl>tS In second plurr

With the registration OF NOR. than
80" delegates Yesterday. Indications
point To tn" largest convention OF lay
men ever held in Virginia. The con
rcntiUn opens sunday with a list OF
speakers on the program.
Among denominations. the Episcopal-
ians are in the lead. with Baptists sec
ond. Seventh Street Christian Church
took second place yesterday In the mum
Der Of registered delegates, with Holy
Trinity Episcopal third 81. James
Church holds first place.
Registrations up Ia last night, BY
churches. were as follows:
Baptist Churchcs-B ainbridgc street.
/; Barton Heights. g. iiroadus Memo
rial. 10; calvary. . First. 30. Grace.
80; Grove Avenue, -; Emmanuel. 3;
Leigh street. II. NorthSidc, IL: Pine
street. -; Randolph street. s: Second,
-: Tabernacle. -. Ncnablc Street. g.
Westhampton. 3: Woodland Heights. !:
total. "5S
Disciples Hanover Avenue, :, Sew
enth street, 60; total. 10
Intheran-F First. 40.
Episcopalians - Ascension. ]. All
saints, AZ: Christ. t: Emmanuel 3;
40: Holy Comforter. 10. Holy Trinity.
90; Monumental. II Mead. Memorial.
20; ST Andrews, is: ST James. -:
81. Johns, -; 81. I.ukc's. 1: 81. Mark $.
IL: st. raurs. 10: 81 Thomas's. 10; St
Stephens. II; total. 800
Me,h"dists = Asb"ry. 10; Barton
Heights. 10: Broad Street. %. Cen
tenary. %; Central, =. Clay Street. ).
Decatur street .: Highland Park. u:
Monument. :; Park Place. /: St James.
l. Trinity. I: Woodland Heights. 10:
total. ia
Presbytcrians-B carton Heights. 2:
First 49, Grace Covenant II: Giutcr
Park. 3 Mizpah. 6. Porter street. 5:
Second. :: total lOi
Total FOR Richmond churches. oSs
Outside Of Richmoud-Ba ptists. Q;
Christian. 81: Episcopaliaus. q; I.u,h
"ran. ]; Mcthodists. IL: Trcsbytc,ians,
~; Miscellaneous. ! total .s
Grand total i.OSi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
REPORTS ON PROTECTION
ON DEPENDENT CHILDREN
Interesting Figures Given in Annual
Statement OF Work of Jurc-
nile Court.
MANY YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS
trutchticId Dismissed iD2. Fined
!26, Discharged With Warming
2iO and Had Thoroughly Whipped
by Parents SiNiy-SiX.

The protection Of dependent children
- tic most important phase of the
Juvenile Court, according To the report
"I the Juvenile Division of the Police
Court Tor the year ending peccmbcr
III. 1919, which was fled with the Com
mon Council last night. This is the
last report that will bc made by j
li"Gc KICKS. who was chief probation
officer IN the Police Court. but who has
pceh ELECTED 10 serve as Justice OF the
newly created Juvenile Court The
new court VIII have jurisdiction over
the CASTS which formerly were han
di'd by Justice Crutchiicid
During the year 1919. according to
the rcport. there was n marked in
crease in the number OF dependent and
neglected children reached through tho
court there being ll". as compared
with fortY-scvcu IN 1913. The court
ais" handled -" more cases in 1915
than in the year 1914. The entire mum
Der of cases before the court was SI2
of which JSl were white hoys. seventy
hine white girls. ij% negroes, 100 ne
gro girls. for a total number involved
Of l,2lT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
TWO WOMEN REPORT
ROBBERY ON STREET
Negro and White Nlnn Snatch Purses
hWnH-Polirc Find No TrniI.
sixteen Dollars CONC.
NElGHBoRHooD is SEARCHED

The police last night received two
reports Of purse snatchinG from women
IN the streets and were engaged in
earchinG for the alleged thieves. ono
pf the men is said to have been a white
man. while the other WAS described AS
"a negro
Mrs. j. L. Clambsett. 3Sl6 Lester
street, reported that white man
snaichcd her mcsh-bag as She was
boarding street car AT Fifth and
Broad Streets carly Yesterday after
noon. The man is said 10 have made
his escape by running into the crowd
that lined the sidewalk lie is said
TO have been wearing Il hl.c suit and
black derby hat TO hav. been about
thirty years old Weighing about $50
pounds and "a have mad bl.c(Spot on
mis- cheek. Tn" bag contained 5,
Mrs. J. ". Copper. 32!o J. street.
nad' the second report. She said that
q negro had snatchal. her. handbag
ontoining about So. :roin h"r at
rh!r,y-secOnd and ! Streets ahou, G:i0
pcloci last night, Mrs CJuper de-
c-:bed TIC negro Is having light Skin.
gbout GIc fee; six inches tall. weigh
ua perhaps ~ pounds wearing a
small ..Gs.ache lark -lo,hcs and
ap
The police had no, secured any trace
of III loea un ~ al earlv hour this
morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
INDICTMENTS RETURNED
Grand Jur! Finds True Hills ia Nauy
Pending triminnI


The February term grand Jury yes
tcrday returned a large number OF in.
dictmcnts. the crimes alleged ranging
from murder TO larceny. The list Of
indictments is as follows:
Ernest Roberts. Clarence Hubbard
and lanes iipsconb. murder: Daniel
Holloway, entering dwelling: William
Harris. alias William Scott. malicious
woundna: benjamin Cousins, arson;
Foster Beatty. murder: Clarence \r-
mold and Warren Page. criminal as
sau!ti Emmett Graril"y, attempted
cri:nina! assault: Warren Page. grand
larceny: tiarcuc" johnson. Henry
Davis. Perth johnson. Joseph Johnson.
Charles Johnson. Willie Hopes. Edward
Brown. alias Major Brown. ana Mar
shall Cobb, houscbrcakinr; Edward
West. forgery, three counts; Martha
Robinson ana Walter Hewitt larceny
from person; Adam Williams. grand
larceny; Frank Sadl"r. Charles G.
Cheek. alias Dupont: Pcyton Frayscr.
]. II. Solomon. Wcsi"y Gibbs. Melvin
Goodwin aud William Fox, malicious
woundiNc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
FINED FOR SELLING LIQUOR
-Four Negroes In Police Court Follow
ing Illicit Sunday
Sales.

KS a result OF police activity AGAINST
alleged spcakcasies. four negroes were
in Police Court Yesterday on charges
Of sulliua; liquor without Il license.
BELL snow WAS fined Sl00 and costs on
a charge OF selling liquor at lii9 East
Franklin street. She was arrested by
Policemen Rertucci and Sweet Will
liam lIaskins, arrested by Policeman
Dunn. was fined Il similar sum. The
case against John Robinson. arrested
ny Policemen Sweet ana Hcrtucci on
4 charge OF selling liquor at POS North
Eighteenth street was continued until
February 9 The case against Cor
.neiius GaSkiuS, arrested Ivy Policemen
Williams Iumpkiu ana Duttou Oh "a
charge of selling whisky without a
license at 3Sln sixth street. Fulton.
will hc heard on February 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
NEPORr GIVES IiH.u PRAISE:
TO il STITCH. TCIfEIE:ID

|; will he observed that npparcntlv
more children have been disposed than
have been before The court which is
unc TO the fact that In some cases Jus
TIC" crutchicld deemed il wise to make
double disposition. For instance. bows
VINO were iincd have often been placed
Oh probation in order that they might
pay their fines III iustalnentS. In a
number of other instances. BOYS and
iiris hIv" been committed 20 rcforma-
tories, after which in order to give
them chance. they have been per
mitted 30 return I" their homes and
remain under the protection OF proba-
ton officer.
Justice Crutchncid, who presided
over the court in 1915. was spoken Of
IN the report aS having patiently pre-
sided over the court. Though weary -
the report reads, often to q point of
exhaustion after long and tedious
hours In the Police Court, still he has
brought 10 the Juvenile Court nom.
OF The stcrnn"ss OF police judge. To
the youths who were brought before
him. hc WAS :, sympathetic father. deal
iiuS with erring children. The citv OF
Elchinond owes him an everlasting
u"ht Of gratitude for the manner i'm
which he has dealt with its DELINQUENT,
and dependent children"
bisordcrly conduct was the most,
prevailing oncnsc, thcr" being a total
"f 3I2. Larceny was second. With 2uo
listed at ll", assault and battery. s.y.
cntl three. househrcakinr. seventy
sin; inc"rrigihlc. scvcuty.threc: Va
grants, thirty-siX; Violating probation.
thirty-iivc: oficnscs agains, n.orolity
twenty mine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
DIR. ELIOT TELLS OF HIGH
VOCATION OF MINISTRY

His authority rests within himself
he added, ana II IS his convictions and
character which communal the respect
OF tho community. Til" vocation Of
the ministry has its disadvantages. 1t
means a lifc without luxury. but, on
the other hand, il means an oppor-
tunity 10 live AN intellectual life, and.
above all. /, means the privilege OF
service
The charge TO the candidates. given
also by Or. Eliot. was Inspiring and
fun of sound advice 10 the Young men,
Mr.. Pratt extended III" right hand OF
fellowship by concentrating the two
young men and welcoming them into
the church. He congratulated them
upon the glorious 81 portunity which
lies before them to follow the voice of
the Spirit OF GOD. rather than some
outward authority.
Mr. Welch in reply gave AN interest
ing account OF his own spiritual de-
Nclopment- He gave tn, reasons why
N" entered the Unitarian Church. lie
had planned. he said. To enter another
faith, but after dclib,rajion he decided
10 belong TO 4 church in which he is
allowed freedom 10 pursue truth whcr-
ever il may load, and in this tenet the
greatest promise of service
MIR. Fitzgerald. in his reply. told of
his collegiate days in Richmond COL
lcgc. He said, further. that il was Il
moral and spiritual necessity for hin,
To take up the work of tn" Unitarian
Church. and ended with the words OF
Luther, IL can 10 no otherwise, "a
help me God"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
Offers tu Dedicate streets.

Henry 9. Iica'tic has offered. through
the Administrative Board. 10 dedicate
certain streets aud alleys through his
acreage property al Battery Heights
FOR certain considerations The board
Yesterday Instructed Assistant city En-
Sincer VI. - Iiankins 'hicf OF survey
FOR I'll" annexed territory. TO examine
the location ami 20 report 10 tn. board
on the adv!snhillty o. accepting the
dedication.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
POLICE COURT CASES
'rwcnt s-Thrrr Persons CHARGED Win
hring Drunk nud DIsorderI,
Streets

There were twcnty-thrcc persons ar
ra!encd before Justice Crutchncid
yesterday ON charges oC being drunk
and disorderly OF the streets during
Saturday and sunday Win three .x-
ccntions. all were convicted and fined.
one case was dismissed and two per
sons who had been arrested and bailcd
failed 10 appear in court. Attach
ments We're issued 70. them.
J.. y. liubanll was sent To the public
roads by Justice Crutchilcld. but noted
an appeal in his case. Three OF those
arraisncd on this charge were fined
$40 and costs, fifteen We're fined So
and costs and the other was placed
under $l"o security for sixty days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
REQUlSITION ISSUED
Prisuncr. Convicted la Carroll County
and Escaped. Is Under Arrest
I'm West Nirgiuin,

EXtradilion papers were on ynstcr-
day dra in the Office OF Governor
stuart upon the Governor OF West Nir-
ginia for III" return 10 Carroll County
OF Robert slate, slate was convicted
in carroll County upon Il charge of
breaking and entering home with
intent to commit larceny and sentenced
TO the pcnitcHtary for one year. Some
one is supposed TO have slipped an iron
bar 10 him and assisted him 10 escape
carly last summer. He is under arrest
in T;alciCh County. Sheriff Geor%. j.:
Edwards vii! return the prisoner to
Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
PRESS ASSOCIATION TO
MEET IN STAUNTON
Executive Committee or Editors adont.
Date. for Summer Convention,
Program TO he trrnnxru

The 1916 summer gathering ar ,hs
members OF the Virginia Press As.oci
alton VIII be held In Stauntou and
VIII begin on Tuesday. July % This
was the action of the executive com
mittco yesterday afternoon. Tho COM
mitt"e did not place any limit on tho
number of days tho Association vii,
remain in session. for It was though,
that possibly some Of the menbcrs
would Ike to spend the entire week in
Staunton.
crosby Thompson, OF tho West Point
News. and president OF the business
Mems League OF that city. cam. in per
son To renew the invitation EXTENDED
The association at Newport News las,
summer Mr.. Thompson. among Other
thinss promised the association a ride
over tn" West Point Crbanna" rail
road.
The Staunton Chamber OF Commerce
sent written invitation. backing IN
the invitation extended last summer hv
a. /. Moore. publisher OF the Stanton
News Mrs. T.. ". Rissell. of the Ncws
also wrote each member "a ncrsonnl
letter. and by unanimous vote stanton
was selected
That urb;.mna railroad will BE- com
pict"d by 1917. and We might consider
west Point then" said one member OF
tn" executive committee.
Present at the meeting Rcre Pnhcr,
;. Barrett, president OF Alexandria. /
l.. Hart. secretary. OF F'arnvillc. W
Mcdonald Lee, Of IrvinGton. chairman
OF the eNccutiv" committee: T.. = Rowe
Of Frederick sburg: Colonel w 6 Conc
land. OF Newport News and Charles y
took". OF Richmond.
IL Is planned to have special features
on IN" program this year. President
Rdrrctt and Secretary Hart Will attend
TO the program, and Will also coon.
crate with the citizens Of stanton in
making the July meeting one OF tho
best IN the history OF the association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
MEET HERE IN APRIL
Stntc aud National Officers of Dnuch-
tcrs Of America Ia Convene
In Richn.ont

The daughters Of America convention
OF state and national officers will be
held In Richmond in April The three
Richmond councils G.; pital CITY. Dove
and Pride, Of Hichmoud. az" making
arrangements FOR tn" reception OF the
guests. ~ :. Clayton has been made
general chairman. lie has appointed
j. ID. Clark chairman of the Motel ana
hall committee. Mrs. Eva McGrccr
chairman OF the badge committee. and
Mrs. Laura l.. 'owrli, chairman OF the
press committee. y meeting OF the
general committee will be held 4, Dove
Council Friday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
Commission Amounted.

UOVofhor STUART NcstcrNaN AppOlnted
~ tn" Virginia commission TO the
"a ietN- First Exhibit AT Washington
February 2l26, y. G. Lucas, state
Mine Inspector; j. y. Ciincdinst. Fac
t"rE Inspector, 81 richmond. a. g.
!'riddy, of Roanoke: X. :. Craig. OF
richmond; Dr. Thomas l.. Watson
state =eolocist and professor in the
University OF Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
CHAMBERS ANNUAL MEETING
'"i"rr> 10 He Elected ana R,u,,rt. ,.,
schted ON Thursday
Might,

F:eS'dent william r. Reed. o.: ,nc
'h"'"p"r OF Commerce. mas sent on,
,"'.t'H i" The members announcing
'"'t INC annual meeting oS ne !ncb,
mon" chamber OF Commerce vii, be
h.'G ThuTsda>, February 10, 1916, At
=" "c!ocE I'll ,hc auditorium nf TIC
jefferson I!o,cl. ONiccrs ana niroc,,,,,.
Tor the wear w!ll be elected ana ~.
annual REPORTS gill be read from ,b..
different committees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08

I'rulH Vation. living ucar Wcathamp
ton, was severely scal'rG on til, arm
yesterday afternoon when another rirl
overturned howl of soup on h"r AT
jenkins Iiookhindry. 2in0 West i:road
street. Ambulance Surgeon Porte,
treated her. She was able 10 remain u,
her work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
New MIX CInssInrntion..

There VIII b" no advau :" in tho price
"f milk after the new classification goes
into effect on February IL. IL was stated
YESTERDAY. Class u milk. or ordinary
milk. Will bc sold at 10 cents n 0uar,
while class y milk. which tn" dairy
men say comes from selected tubcrculin
tested herds viii hc SoId at II cents
a quart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
WIN ADDRESS RntmrN CI,Ih.

Tn" Rotary Club viii have its week
y dinner ~ $50 O'Clock tonight at
no l.eNinSt"m lIotc!. With Joe Mitchell
'haprcli. c!tto: Of tn" National Maya
line. III. principal speaker on Famous
'arta!ns ~ Industry and Finance"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08

The maNoraity and councilmanic
campaign will orcn tonight in the
barton Heights School. Mayor Aims
lie Robert r.ccky. II. ana o. y. IIaw
iirs. candidates for Mayor, hav" been
invited to speak, and {, general invi-
;atiou has been extended 10 all other
mud ifinlcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
Hili OF ENccntinn. IIncd.

day in the City Circuit Court by the
defendant in the suit Of sophie Cor
such against the Virginia Railway and
r"""r Company. The verdict. render
cd some time ago. was for $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08

John NJ owen Jr. of Wyllicsburp
was operated on yesterday AT 81.
Eh@abcth's Hospital ANA was reported
as resting comfortably last night. Mr..
owen, accompa MED by I. H. Haley, OF
iIudd!"ston. ana Or. Dodd, Of Wyllics-
hur+. VAS brought to Richmond sun
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08

John y Morton. II collector cmrinycti
by tho Chalnhcr Of Commerce, who's"
wrist was broken while he was craul; :
ing an automobile several days ago
was back az work yesterday with his
wis; in :: cast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
Governor Sign. Refund mn.

Governor Stuart on yesterday an
proved senate bin. No. &c. rcfundinc
the SUM OF 5000 improperly assessed
AS the income OF a corporation. against
the poCnhontas Consolidated Galleries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08
sent to jail for Theft.

George Johnson. coiorcd, arrested on
Il ohaTse OF stealing q sui, case, =
quart o: whisky and q cake of soap
from ). Il Nelson. was sent TO iail
Tor four months in the Police Cour,
Yesterday Ne noted an appeal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-08

q :. Galtcuwhitc was fined $40 and
cnsts In the police Court Yesterday on
charge Of being disordcrly and
abusing J. W. Bankhcrt.