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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-06
LOS N|IITARES ANERICANOS
OLE HA S|DO LOCAl|ZADOEL EFE
REBELDf FRANCISCO VILLA
En- ESE SENTIDO ES La IEF0RRaCI0H QUE
LES FUf PR0POfCEONkDA A Los
EXPLOEiDORFS ANtRICANOS


III. pASO. Texas. Mayo 3.-Nue-
vas Iulormacicnes sr h"n chtcnido
sobrc Francesca Villa. Dichas nfor-
maciorcs amuucian gu" los referlGos
nxplolya;crcs supicron dc fuenre cIer-
f. cue Villa no ha sa!ido del Distrito
Ic Cu>inuiriachir que = Sa!io. re-
erc-u : ca ry~6n dc.pueS de haher
.lcvldo .Is fuc,H"s ameG1c"nas
a#:,a 81 rcrrcno qu" ocunaron r>tas
n Sur dc P2rra!.
10, c.;ploradoreS dicc1 h"ber OBJ
t.riGu. dc ,tIioS amigos meNieanos.
notic:a- ric.t"S de que Villa tomo
retruio en- las montanas de la region
mcacion"1a. : Que ha rStado eSpe-
rardu uua oportunidad para hacer
"lia iucu,.i", >obrc J" iroutera. mien
tr:.- IL tropa- amerIc"naS cHcnrga-
In q" Su persecution. >c%ulan avan-
~ando q. inferior de Mexico, creyendo
uue Ian ra> cl
ru~.zds de cahaiIcrla c lnfanteria
han sio euriaia> nj lugar dc'.dc sc
rec guv 81 ra.I" Villa. !aS rtor-
nacioncs rcc.bidas en Ia frontera Ell
las ui,imaS hura- dc! Iia de hoy. in
Giyan que Ia captma del iefe rcbeide
poa las tropus cXpedi,i"naI1as amerI-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-06
Es intolerabIe la actitud de los bell
ceramics hacia los neutraLes
Tai dice ell per6dco espoHo E Pcis, al referrse la
campaHa que estdn desarrollando las naciones
europeos actualmente en- guerra

In telegrama recibldo de Bavcelo-
ia. anuacia que los obreros de aque-
La provincial han protestado con
ira Ia tentativa hecha por los manu-
factureros para que sus fabricas
tyapajen solamenjc limitado TEMPO.
oasandoSe en- las dificiIes circuus-
tanciaS creadaS por In escasez de
comhustible = "a faita dc mercado.
Los obreros catalanes alegan que
81 e. in'ento de los manufacturers
Sc l!eva ! cabo, ernpeorara "a Va de-
licada situacion de Il genie que pres
u s1$ Servicios 5oda< las iabricas
del pals : especiaImer.a ie Catalina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-06
sery:cio exclusive para Ia PRENsA.

MADRID. Mayo 5.-El periodico
e PAS" publica IN articuIo ediro-
ria! expresando que "A actitud asst
mica por los heligeranteS hacia los
ncurrales & "a verdaderamenIe into
leranre. Fl mismo peri"dico oec!"ra
one = IA guerra continua y siguen
conducitndose los beligerante> Ell n
nisma forna que han adoptado. los
a,u,rales Sc ycran compeiidos uni:-
- : :omar una energica accion para
Gefcnderse de los ataQues de QUE
esr.n sieudo objeto. = pesar de que
nan declarado en- infinidad &c veces
que son del rodo ajenoS "a cor
1ienda guerrero que sacude Eu-
roma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-06
Aniceto Pizana fue re-
gresado a Matamoros
lamps, en- calidad
de prisionero

BROWNSVILLE. Ten, Mayo D
Aniceto Pizana ha sIdo vuelto Ia
ciudad de Matamoros como prlsionc-
ro. Esti. como Sc sabe. considerable
como leader dc las bandas de Nero
dcadores que el ano paSado hicieron
varias incursioncS en- esta parte de
la frontera. Y fut arrestado en- Me-
xico L pc:ici6n de las autoridades
americanas. tenitndole por algin
tempo en- la carcei. Ahora ha vue!to
de la ciudad de Mexico. donde las
autoridades federaleS tomaron como
ciniento dc su case. sin que Ell re-
sultado fuera dadc 4 conocer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-06
Ell GRAL. PERSHING CREE HA.
BER LOCALIZADO A VILLA
rcIcnrama E>prciaI para IA rNENsA.

Cclrgrama Especial para IA PKENSA.
EI. PASO. Texas, Mayo En- las
oficinas remporaIes del general Funs
ton en esJa ciudad. circulo esja tarde
Ia noticia de que e. citado jefe nj.
litar habia recioido III nensaje de!
general Pershing, en- e. cua! le dice
cue tiene la cyeencia lie haher loca-
iizado a Villa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-06

Aidente Municipal de Ojlnaga, Albe--
10 Rodriguez, Sc ha escapado de "a
carce! donde Sc Ie tenia perdiente de
ejecuci6n. Rodriguez esta ahora del
lado americana. Los detalles de la fu-
ga permanecen en- secreto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-06
Sc HAGEN PREPARATlVOS PA
RA ENVIAR PROVISIONES a
LAS FUERZAS AMERI-
CANAS
Te,e,:rama Especial para IA rRENSA.

TalrGrama Especial para IA rREN>A.
Ell PASO. Texas. Mayo 5--Ino
de los empleados de IA Compahia del
Fer-ocarri' Mex;cano De. NorceSre,
anunci6 hay cue en- las oficlnaS De
ga empress, 50 eStahan hacienda pre-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-06
IN AMERICANA ACUSADO DE
ASESINATO
Telegrama especial para LA PRENs..

PRESIDE, Texas, Mayo 5.-Jose
Rodriguez ciudadano americana que
fue arrestado hace pocas semanas en-
Mexico. por haber asesinado al Pre-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-06
TO ADVERTISERS

W. guarantee IA PPENSA has a larger
rirrnfa,..r ,Aan any other ntryican nrwa-
a.sa-r ~. lt,. lU.l~J States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-06

;. :. :. :. :. r. !. :. :: i. :. = ;. = :; :. {.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
:STOP!! CALOMEL
IS QUICKSILVER
It's mercury! Attacks the bones,
saliynteS and makes
you sick.

There: nc reason why u person
should take sickenins. salivatinE cal
lmcl when 90 cents buys n large bot
lie of Dodsons Liver Tone-a perfect
substitute for caiomeL
II is pleasant. vegetable liauid
which Will start your liver just as
surely AS calomcl. but II docsn', make
sou sick and can not salivate
Children and grown folks can TAX.
Dodson's Liver Tone. because 1t t.. per.
t-ctly harmless.
Caiomel IS dangerous drug. /, /,
mercury and attacks your bones. Take
dose Of nasty calomcl to-day ano
YOU will feel weak, sick and natlseat.
cd tomorrow. Don't lose 4 day's
work Take a spoonful Of Dodson'S
liver Tone instead and you will wax.
up feeling Areat. No more biliousne,.
constipation. sluggishness. hcada che
coated tongue or sour stomach Your
druggist SAYS II YOU don't nnd bod
sons Liver Tone acts better than hor-
sible calomcl your money Is waiting
tor YOU.
a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER
RER0UTlNG ORDINANCE
Wit Hold Public Hcnrin. To- Night on
Proposals Affecting North
nnd-SOUth Car tiues.

Plans for the rcrouting of the C;in,ci
Park. Barton Heights and Hull stree,
ears ana those Of the Highland Park
limo Will 10 discussed at :, public hear
'ng OF the Council Commit;c" on
street. at o'clock Tonight. All per.
sons who are interested in the in;tGSu-
ration OF the "Skip-stop" system. the
r"ns"va! OF certain tracks OF the Rich.
rond and ilcnrico hallway. III" rout-
!u.- -: ears up Ninth Street pas; st.
i'auiS Church. and other features
which, wi!l be considered in con
nec'ion with the ordinance nave
boon invited by the committee ~ be
present.
one Of the reasons for ,hc defeat
OF the measure AS presented 10 the
Council which went on, Of Office on
Scotcnlhcr !, Was the statement that
the committee failed TO hear persons
concerned and tina; there had not been
sufficient publicity TO insure that every
one Was satisfied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
Look and Feel
Clean, Sweet and
Fresh Every Day
Drink glass Of real hot water
before breakfast to wash
out poisons.

Life Is not merely TO live, hui 10 live
we'll, cat well, digest well work we'll
sleep we'll, look we'll. Wha, a glorious
condition TO attain. and yet how very
easy ii is If one Will only adopt tho
morning inside bath.
Folks who are accustomed to feel
dull and heavy when they arise. spl,,-
tina headache, stuny from n cold. foul
tongue. nasty breath, acid stoma ch,
can, instead. feel as fresh as daisy
10y opening The sluices Of the system
each morning and flushing on, tho
whole OF the internal poisonous .tau.
'nant matter.
every one, whether aiiinr, sick or
wei. should, each morning. before
breakfast. drink a glass OF real hot
water with Il tcaspoonful OF limestone
phosphate in il TO wash from The stcm-
ach. liver. kidneys and bowels the pre-
vious days indigestiblc waste. sour
Die ana poisonous toxins; thus cleans
me, swccteninG and purifying the en- L.
tire alimcniary canal before putting
more food into the stomach The ac-
non OF HOT water and limestone phoS-
nhh'e OH an empty stomach Is wonder
ililE lhNigoratins. IL cleans OUT all
the sour demonstrations, gases, waste
ana aciditN and gives one Il splendid
appetite Tor breakfast While YOU arc
enjoying your breakfast tho water and
phosphate - quietly extracting "a l;.rli>
Noiuihc OF water from tlc blood and
getting ready for thorough flushing.
OF all tho inside organs
Inc millions of people vino arc both
cred with constipation. bilious spells,
stomach trouble, rheumatism; others
VINO nave sailow skins. blood disorders
ana sicklN compilations arc urged to
Get "a quarter pound OF limestone phos-
Ihaic from the drug store, which will
cost very little, hut Is sufficient To
make any ono pronounced crank on
the subject OF Internal sanitation-
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
ASSISTANT TO HARAHAN
I lnim Agent w. L.. stanley Is Selected
for New SrahuariI Onlrr Z" FRO
motc Public ItclntiOnA.

~. l.. STANLEY. general claim aeen;
OF til" Scaboard Air Line RAILWAY
company. was appointed assistant to
President W. j. iIaralian. of tina; road,
Yesterday, according 20 statement
issued from the general Offices Of the
>caboard in Norfolk. The appointment
- elective November /. Mr.. Stanicv
viii make his headquarters in Atlanta.
Ny. stanley Will bc in ciar,.c of
putlc relations and taxes, the oHicc
Just created being intended for The
purpose OF eliminating the barriers
between tic public and tho t"anSIor-
'a'lon companv. The plan was worked
out by President Ifar:than. Mir Stan.
ley !. a nati"e Of Virginia. nav.na
h""n BON in W!:hcvillc IN 1871. lie
studied Ia" "a the University %: Vir.
%inla. ard became connected with tho
clam department. OF the Nor:o!: and
Western hallway III 1855. He became
claim a-cnt % the Seaboard in ,"cl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
MI>I>TIRi: >IMANAC.
PUBLIC TO BLAME FOR BAD
:, |DENTiSTRY. SAYS SIMPSON
Complains Ot Tnin When Doctor u
Thorough. Encouraging Danger
GUS 'PainicSs'' Methods.

81 shall conduct You on Journey
through a tooth. explain its structure
ro-ui out souc OF tine dangers along
the WAY. IiSl,cl "omc Of Your fear.
alI give YOU some advice SAID Dr
e l.. Simpson at the beginning of his
lecture on modern dentistry last night
IL the auditorium Of the John Mar
shal! High school! The lecture was Il
nortcchuical explanation of the meth
o. and problems OF the dental sur
COON. Drawing ana N-ray photographs
uc teeth were shown by means OF III"
stcropticon.
In accordance with his subject. ~
Journey Through 81 Tooth TO Death"
br simpson showed zinc far-reachinc
possibilities Tor evil Of dcCtycd amt
discussed teeth. POISON formed il an
aiS"css, he said. l. distributed 10y the
blood throughout the whole hod!' and
may give rise 20 almost any disease
Nncwn - medicine.
''l'ainicss dentistry i usually harm
fui.' declared Hr simpson. Good
dentistry hurts. The public is to hl:,,nc
for bad dentistry because ;hc ruhlic
COMPLAINS All the time if the dentist
is thorough. There arc three methods
OF reliable painless dentistry. but diff
ncni''os and dangers attend each. so
'h3; the patient mad hest accept some
discomfort with r,sj-nation
Pam j. one o: The greatest b!cSs-
ings God had ever given YOU, said
the speaker Pain $ the fist llnocl;
nj The door 10 advise YOU to ;.avc Your
teeth attended to-"
The lecture last night was tho sec
On" OF series OF popular talk beir.:
gwen NJ tho high school auditorium.
by members OF tho faculty OF tho Mrdi
cal college o. Virginia. Or. Charles;
Il; RchiIs ~ announced TO sneak 81.
81" o'clock next Wednesday evening
on "fh" Protection OF MARRIAGE"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
TO ADD FOUR STORIES
Plans filled With limtIrr Cali for I'M.
rroNcm-nt of Fast Main
street Corner

lflaas were nl.d ycstcIdav with
Building Inspector Butler for tho adj
clifton TO the tour-sioIy b:,,k store
building at the northeast corner o.;
Eighth ana Maia Streets. waich Was
':nnounccd several weeks ago. Til.
new structure. which viii cost APP.
.proNiniatcly $:5.O3o. will hc tho s;,,n,
size and hciGhth as the building now
occupied by Bunk n 90 The new
building viii he on tho property a; SOC
and SOL East Main Street When COM
pi"tcd the two buildings will DC
thrown together. ana the ground foor
generally r"arranE.'! y l.. Straus ana
i. III. Gunst arc the owners
Work on +" new three story ur!c,i
store building, u hc erected at the
northeast corner Of Third and Broad
streets, viii! be started in tho mex,
few DAYS. 1t WAS st..tcn Yesterday. Til,
plans have been prepared for some
TIME and tho contract lot. but the build
ing row standing on tho lot is oc,unird
10y Dave Marks. the owner. wro con.
ducts Il saloon. Til. old structure will
nc RACED shortly after November
and work ON tho new building started
immediately The basement and two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
FELL FROM LOFT:
HURT; THEN WELL
How IL Nan Who Landed On
Wood Pile aud Was Sore
From Head to Foot
Found Quick
Relief.

once upon time Edwin putna m
who lives in the quiet. pretty hamlet
OF Wendell Depot. Mass. climbed up
into loft to get some building ma
trrial. just as many another man liv-
ing in the country must often do
Suddenly he Slipped aud fell. Ten
feet below was Il pile OF wood knottcd
aud Snarlcd. II was II nasty tumble.
ana Mr.. Putnam was injured pain
fully in the back he was covered with
bruises, and was sore from head 10
foot
The next day he bought a bottle OF
Sioan's l.inmnn,. which had been
recommended TO him. Within n very
few hours tho soreness had vanished
and the laIncness had disappeared. He
was an active man once more
Sloan's l.inimcnt can he obtained Mt
nil drug stores. 25c soc and SI.00.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
RECOMMENDS CAMPAIGN
no RkISI. SI.:i:,tI.anG

tSpccial - The Times r,ispatcit1
SALISBURY y. G.. October .5--The
Presbyterian synod OF North ca~olina
began o-day'> session with devotional
exercises conducted by l;cN !. e.. Mas
soy. The moderator tncn Announce.
Us; % standing: committees. Dr. ,iil.
bert Glass. Tho asSeHbly'a new super
intcndcni for sunday schools ana young
peoples societies. made IN oarHest ar
peal for NOR" efficient work in tnesc
departments. =.
AZ a i..soR oi . previous couStr
encc Of representatives Of many cdi.
ra;Ionai institutions Of tho synod the
committee on schools and roll".cs
made recommendations that point 10
q arcat forward iuovcmcn, These arc
that the synod hc made the unit OF
organization. that The ;ssscInhly's plan
Tor the Standardization of tai! insu.
buttons Il" adopted, mat au cNecu,iy.
'o'1ntttc" Of seven TIC appointed and
Incorporated. that its duties include
i:cucra! oversight Of AL ..iuc: tiona !
INSTITUTIONS. ard tina, - campaign bc
started !" ri,iSo si,S5".ooc, one -half
80 he proratcd among tho various col.
legs FOR iucu and women aud prcS-
hNirri2n hi1h schools ana The oth.,
half I" b" invested as permanent
fund. administered by the executive
committee. III" "oINnlitir. nominated
consists Of Roy. g. ~ Richards. Hc,.
j NJ. VOLS ana Fey. W = Wilson and
ELDERS g. W Watts. !. W. McLauch-
lin. l., y pumn ana u, II. Iill.
rms afternoon The synod mad, ::
lrIr by special train 10 tho Orphans
iiomc nt i:arjun Springs to take par.
m the dedication OF the new school
building and auditorium and The
Sp'unt InfrmarN. built by James aud
Wtiliam Sprunt, or Wilmington. a, a
cost OF about <l3.aa0
The evening session was It popuiar
meeting III tho interest Of yynodic;. |
fomc missions Tic report Of Key. A.
w: crawford. superintendent. showed
'hirtr-n'n" "''"Sclsts occupying th;r.
tN-'hrcc held. in which they suunlicd
nihcty-fou' weak churches and rcr,v.
'""i mission stations. They preached.
He;'rIH '',e"e sermons. witnessed .GG-
professions Of faith. ana received io1i
converts 'nto The PRESBYTERIAN Church.
ihfN organized nineteen SUNDAY
Sr"o"iS and seven churches. and bull,
IN churches Thcy raised $500 for
INC ampport OF tic work. The .,no,i's
continuation was ilorc ,nan ls.o00
1" this work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
GREGORY HELD BY COURT
FOR GRAND JURY ACTION
Justice Crutchfcld Not Entirely Sat
i>iicd That Accused Is Free
From Blame.
Superintendent of Terminals Pollard
Gives MOtorinnn Good Character,
and Defense Introduces Testimony
Tending 10 Prove .Alibi.

{. ~. Gregory, a street CO: mctor!nan.
was yesterday held for tho grand jury
on charge Of attempted Assault upon
MIS-. Nellie ianuiStcr, Of vi East Mar
shall Street. owing 10 the pr"sS or
III: regular court routine. JUST &C
Crutchncld heard the preliminary t';al
yesterday afternoon at O'clock
bnly witnesses for the defense were
ncaih, the prosecution having been
heard at previous session.
Practically tho entire tim" Was
taken up 10y Gilbert Is. Pollock ANA
]. Justin Moore, attorneys for the de-
PENDANT. IN attempting TO prove N.
Hlihi for their client
Tho case resolved itself INTO one o.
identity. j. u. Oliver, Il collector. said
th"' II" was standing at tho gate
three ho"rs from Mrs. Eannistcr' =
when tho man ran ont. and she ca!lcs!
'" nm 10 stop her assailant lie said
TN" man PASSED n.ar him. and thai it
not ';rcyolv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
SENATOR SWANSON SPEAKS
At NARTiNSNTLLE MEETING;

,,I'ItWD, ,-,,'I 10 Tic TIncS- n!Spa tcil
'lN'' iNSNIi.LE VA, october Is
Senat"r Claude y. Swanson addressed
-" enthusiastic audience of about 800
persons here this afternoon
INC senator discussed the record and
'chieVementS OF tho Wilson admits.
ration. nc gave President Wilson
credit Tor having kcpt the country on,
"f war. both with European countries
'hd McN'co. lie ascribcd the great
prosperity OF the country 10 the PRO-
Democrats.
senator Swanson culoSizcd Congress-
man Edward w. Saunders and called
upon inc people Of Henry to help re :
elect him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
EDLCAI1ONNI. INSTITUTIONS
VISITED Ih DELEGATES

There MAS "a suspcnSion ct business
This afternoon and II, !.gatcs visited
Washington aud Ice University. Tn.
Virginia VI iit;ir% Institute and othcr
poin;s OF interest y busy program
mas bccu laid uut for to-nlurrow
Among the Invst Important causes 10
II Christian Education and Ministerial
Relief. No cause OF the Southern Pres
nytcrinu Church - beng trough, !e-
fore the membership more fuTcibl! AT
present than this
The ucssae. u gov Iicnr, II
Sweets u. j.. OF Louisville, tn. as
scnlbir's cXccutiv. sccrcta-yr Of CHRIS
tion l:hueatiou and Ministerial Relief
VIII be heard With spec!:t interest.
Special emphasis VIII be placed upon
'hc endowment fund for ministerial re-
lief during this session or the synod
This fund now amounts 70 S3s...35. the
intcrcs, from which is available for
tho support OF minister. widows and
orphans who arc hnu"hciar'cs al The
church. y large Increase 70 this iurd
i p"ssihl. during tho present year
aud Il special canIpa cn in that interest
church ono cider .: the church has
oft"r"J /" give S6s.01o 10 N. .udcw-
ncu' fund this year IL the entire church
VIII coutrihu'c au amount twice as
largo. SlaG,0ro. by Dcc"micr ~. 1916.
When this offer las been mot, the en-
dow;ront fund Will amount (" 1886. 400
The amour, s'lil 20 bc raised by tho
church j. Hns 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
10 give Adverti.tng ;;,..c,nrc. !.

Tomorrow evening tho alcchan:cs'
Institute class in advertising will pre-
sent the first OF twoalccturcs by Cora ,d
b. Wndsworth or "PrGpa ring An Adj.
vcrtiscment," written for tho Associat-
Furnished by them, together with Ian
tern slides illustrating the various
POINTS covered. The public is invited
10 attend. Thcre will be no charge
Tor admissions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26

Peter Robinson. Coiurcd. vino WAS
arrested recently by detectives Thur
man and Tiilcr. was arrairncd in Po-
lice Court Yesterday. and his cas-" con-
Iinusd until N"ycmher l. The officers
believe he Is tile person who has taken
goods ny force from groccrs' delivery
boNs. ,obb;nS them also Of their
chm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26

wcalth's Attorney George l.. MISC
showed that GreEor" left II package
of collars just around the corner from
Mrs. Eannistcr's homo. approNim1tcly
at noon. OF just after the ,inc the
state claimed tho alleged assault &C
Cured. Mrs. Iiannistcr stated that her
asSailant had package Of collars
with Dim when at her homo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
CROWD HEARS STUART
Governor I.auds Wilson in Cur,,,i,.,
speech al Frcdrrick>-
burg,

-. SnnI,A 70 ] Ilc Tunes pispatch.1
- 'iINSHCRG. VA. October
S1--tiovcrnor Henry q. S,u,rt al
dressed :, rousing Democratic meet.
'hE mere tonight He was Srcct.d III.
i large audience, including number
Of women.
no Governor discussed tho tax l,ws
oi INC state. As we'll rs nationa! is
80 nc PAID high tribute to
President Wilson aud t.o,,rrrse,,,.,,'
Jones ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26
ArP+tI:NI DISCREPANCY
IN NATTER OF HE.<Dt,IAR

Inc offensc Is alleged TO have oc-
Cured between ll:3o and - o'clock.
superintendent OF Terminals Herman
Pollard, OF tho Nir.inia hallway and
Power Compan!. said tina; he had n
business conversation with Gregory tt
the "om4auy's Office at the Reservoir.
and that the two boarded a car there
at il:oo o'clock. lie said Gregory had
on 81 hrown cap. whereas the wona II
SAID her assailant wore a de-oy.
Thomas Gabbctt. colorcd. driver
n tho West End Coal Company's
Yards. 1920 West Cary Street. one
block from Gregory who lives at 1926
West Cary street. said that Gregory
came 10 the wood yard between 1880
and u o'clock while he was feedin :
his team. lie said GrcgorY had OH a
brown cal; and blue suit. Joseph
Grandson. colorcd. Il barber. who
works q, i,2S West Carr street said
he Saw and spoke 10 Gregory on the
corner Of Alien Avenue and Main
street between 1880 and Il o'clock
lie said Gregory wore "a brown cap.
The defense laid great stress on the
fact that Gregory wore a brown cap.
as. according 20 the testimony. il had
been shown that Mrs. Eannistcr said
hc had rn a black derby
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CRJTCHFIEID WANTS LIGHT
IN COLLAR TRANStCTION

Justic" C.utchncld said he wanted
II explained no" Gregory Left collars
At the laundry al Second and Marshall
Streets. and unless this point was
cleared w. he would send the case TO
the grand jury. The defense rested
its case on the abb which il hoped
had bccu established in the mind Of
the court. and did not attempt to en-
piain the collar transaction.
In me previous trial Comm on :
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rnnh Monc, I,rnr, M,n., In,Lrt.

Il G.. Quarl"s. OF ~ r,fth Accrue.
reported to the police tina, wtilc at
work on Il builciin., at t.: Fourth
Avenue. some one cook S3s.5s out Of
his trouSer pockets.
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The Weather
Nv 4. =. Wcn,Irr bureau.

iOrcrast: Virginia.
- nrtl y e. % a. Il y
ihursdin., probably
rDtn In northwest
I'OrtiOn; colder In ca
trrIItc west, colder at
night; frida. fair.
\ Orth and SOuti,
rOl % q - N q
Thursday and Fri
day: colder I'rI,ia y
interior.
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To-Day and To.Nigh,
in Richmond

Council Committee on streets. to
hear recruiting proposals, CITY Hall,
y o'clock.
Southern SOciOlOSir nl Congress,
Gra!s' ArDIOrS. open all dn!.
Address, "SuNruEc In CALIFORNIA;"
by Mrs. -. r.. Clover. Equal SUI
,raEc League. t;:'n O'clock.
HijOu-"I<crp Moving; matinee.
.: n1Sht, S;:;B.
i..ric-POpular vaudeville; NATL
nee. ): might, $50 and ..
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Dmlct Walker Soiorcd eighteen
Years old. WAS ARRESTED! vcstcr'ihl.
charged with breaking in:o the h"iuc
at Thornton hcc"S;. on East C.nt!
street. ard atcaiiry = suit of clothes.