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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13
Martinsville

Hot w"athrr has III in again which
makes Mes~r- Iinylr and Martin smil-.
They are in the -.~ia WATER business.
Mr.. Taylor fl",l - doing a Tine b,i-i-
ne ~ al hiz rnl,.
Nj. William Ilair~tou h,- l~,rght the
Martha rrunty grover, -tprr and b. ,io-
INK ~ "d i'ti-inc--
Master Howard Turner has returned
from krniucky AMI wall attend ihc VI
=. tins term.
Mr. and Nlr- = D. Harrison and tWo
'hildrrn are al home from Ennnnk.
Rev. E"l-'rt Martin ~ AT homr from
Floyd
Mr.. t'e"rre b. AT honi. from W. Va
Nj 4 y. lI"ylc ws- at home sunday.
l;r, Brown. Of I;oan"Ar Na- al las
lnr,i here sunday ami liai Time -,.r,ic,-
iii-tt church wa- cfo~,l,,i morning anal
~s"ninr "" are glad o. know that lD.
IN doing a great work anal THAT i:ea,rr
c"rk haiti-t church i~~,i,, atc irp,ii
q stlch "a man
Rev o. Parker. ct l.idi...v ay. I,rra1
If at the HIGH ~trrrt Ealai-t sl,nf,h
sunday morning. and l;r, % cap
-''n. go Winston ~al,rn. y e. q travel
'ng rsaue,li-t. 1T night
iir, e.. D. Owens. reI'r,-s.utatl,, col
the M"n"~eil 1In"~. Irraeir~i at tic
tayettr Str,-.t Christian Church sunday
morning. lI's -nblcct VA Man n.,~l
and '''-i supply.
Fafnrr- in tii- -,rtion arr much ga
'''uras'ri ~ the high price ~hich t"l,ar
e." b. hrnglng. A. S,u n,~t them irav-
lng town alter a sale. tpry rm a. lr
all -uilc-
SICK Int of th.- w,s.k M.-iann-
Lucy iIAr-t"u. Dai-y ,.ny. :Dl-lc Jons--.
Mr--r-. M"rtno Smitis- Riley Parker.
Robert N"rri-. ~ylsrr Col,l'-. VIM.
i'andrIdsr AMI httle IIermon Garter
Rev. aud Mrs T.. " EvAn-. uf Hunt
ingt"n. ". Va. we're rail,~i to thar
-Irk hoy
Miss Annlr Tatr i- ga West Virginia
visiting her sick brother. Roy
Mr. Joi,n Waller ~ at hon,.. from 70
cAis"nts- visiting las family
Irarler- ior ttr sari"u- -sli~,l- are a.
fOlIow-
Martin-sille tsra.i'~l -rh.rd. Mr. Mary
Mcdaniel. principal. Mi-- Cat',~rinr
~I~ncer. Me-'ianr,- IVA ~Aun,ier-. Anna
Crt,r
DrJ Erdrr T"i.r I'r,ty anil Mr. Vnn
l.ald~n
PM Hell. E,ina kini.y
tlrt I:,~k. 1h.fna- flo~~
I;'ck Run. Mi~- Mara l;.~id
l'otat" I;idsr Ni-- X ats Harper.
~I~ncer. Justine spencer and Miss
Lucinda Iiays-
Meai"~ Church. MI Dal-y billiard
Grassy Creek. MIR. Mary Iiair-tpn
Fountain. Mi-- Jrnnir billiard
Pound Crs-.k. I.'lr llair-tnn.
Preston. Rev lam IIar-tpn AMI M,--
Maggie Iseyn"ld-
Camp srancll. JOHN l.. iIar-tDn and
Mr. frankie lIair-ton
Pail Greek. Rev. Miller
Caroiine, Mr. Miller.
Mr.. and Mr. sam Iss~lI lot tirir
little baby lat Tue lay
VI --s- Eva Travi- and Matte Pricr
eft Tor tie En,l'--iie seminary last Wet
ns--'iay.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13
BRAMWELL

Misses Pearl and Annie Lewis, two Of
our popular young ladies, have returned
from Wheeling and report a pleasant
summer.
Miss Pearl Lewis il ready u returned
To the Biuefield Colored Institute where
she viii begin her -rbool work. We
her much Success.
Mr.. Thomas Fullen is on the sick list.
Our revival is still proving q Success.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13
PROCLAMATION
AND NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR
SCHOOL BOND ISSUE
AND LEVY

To The Qualified Voters Of Northfork
District In the County of Mcdowell:
and State of West Virginia
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13

six cents (Cc- on the one hundred
dollars valuation on all OF the a.
SesSable property m said district h
hereby authorized 10 pa S=is inter
est and provide sinking fund TO paw
the principal = required by law and
AS hereinbefOre stated. said Bond
shall be subject To redemption. after
ten years from their da:s at the op-
tton of sand Board. The Secretary
nv order of the bcaru ercn year shall
give notice by publication 10 the
holders of the bonds 10 Ice redeemed
that ON or after day n.n.ed. the
designated bond or bonds. with any
accrued and unpsid interest will bc
paid upon presentation: that IL not
presented they shall cease To bear in
tcreSt after the last publication of
sand notice: that aid notice shall be
published Tor two successive weeks |
nm one of more newspapers In Me |
lpewell county. piior To- Sach deSig- /
mated day of payment. The money /
So levied ana collected To pay the
principal and interest on -aid bonds
shall lee applied To- that purpose and
no other: hat said bond, :, I'll not Lee
ISSUED and no sale thereof shail he
made until all questions connected \
Herewith shall have been first sub
mltted Ia "A vote of the people Of SAID
\orthfork District at an election held
Tor that purpose and shall have rr
crtNti three flfthS of all the vote. Il
raSt for and against tn, same
IL ~ therefore ordered that the
President Of the Board Of Education
Il sand NortLfork District hc AMI ne
- hereby authorized and directed 4"
.sSue "A proclamation Ia he published
and posted according Ia the provi>
ionS of section %. chapter p. Acts
of thel.egiSlaturc. extra sion 1905
appointing time and the place al Il
which an election for th.t pur,,os.
shall bc held by the qualified voter
# sand Northfork District To drri,l,
whether they viii ratify or reject /
.hI> order. which shall lc on tn, .th /
'ay of November. 1916. and sand /
proclamation shall also specify thu
aggregate amount of indebtedness ~ \
iStIng against and authorized by ,aid
district at the date of said proclama
tlon- The Secretary of the lioard /
If Education of said district h here
Nv authorized and directed To- far |
niSh To the Board of Ballot (OmmiS |
sIoncrS Of Mcdowell county. "A copy |
Of the ballot To he prepared and used |
m said election and Ia request sand |
board of Ballot commissioners g.
have same printed and furnished 4" |
the commissioners of election at thu
various voting precincts of sand Dis
trIct, and sand election shall M AL
other respects hc held and conductca
according 4" law.
Attest.
PAUL W kIIPATLIG \
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III. ". kII.PATRIC
\. ID. Rit r.

y. H. iNlt r..
President
Therefore. pursuant. To- the forcls"
ing order. l. A. u. Rice. President oi
hc Board of Education Of sand North
fork District. nm the County of Nc
DOwcll. State of West Virginia. do
lercby proclaim and appoint the 9Th
law of November. 1916. between thu
nOurS of sun rise and sun set of that
lay. at precinct No. 1. in the town
# Clark. Precinct No. =. IA the town
Il NorthfoTk. precinct No. 3 at Roam
IKE. precinct No. 1 AT Mcdowell and
precinct No. . AT Ashland. being the
OCULAR voting places Of sand district .
A. the time and places at which clc,
non shall be- held by the qualified
.otcrs of sand district 4" dccidc
shethcr they will ratify or reject the
orcgOing order: and the ballots used
"a sand election shall have printed
thereon a. "A caption the following:
An election To authorize or reject
he issuance andsalc Of bonds in the
amount Of $2.,. 10000. for the purtosc
4 building. completing. cnlarginy. re-
'airIng and furnishing the school
mouse or school houses a. follows.
High and Graded School
buildings at Northfork. W.
High and Graded School
buildings at Fin Ridge
Est. $4,000. ...$ 5.VOOO0
And other School build
ngS. Est. ..........$ 5000 90
Northfork District. County Of Nc
lowell. State Of West Virginia: and
tlsO To- authorize special bond levy Of
IN cents (Gc) according To- the order
4 the Board of Education 81 sand
district. made and entered GA the 2Sth
lay of September. 1916. To pay the in
crest and provide "A sinking fund TO-
he discharge Of the bond now being.
fDted upon.
And directly underneath said cap
'ion m separate lines shall be- print
a the following words:
FOR BONDS"
AGAINST BONDS"
FOR THE LEVY"
AGAINST TIE LEVY"
The aggregate amount 81 indeld
'lncSs in said N"rthfork District now
visiting and authorized o. a. follow.
building Fund .... Nothing
Teachers Fund - Nothing
Bonded and other Indebted
ness .....--.-........ so. OOO. OO
Less cash IN Sinking
fund ... f,215.12
Total ..-...- 81. 12f2-
The amount Of taxable property 81
~ kinds within said Northfork Dis
rict D. $f.2Js. Z7G.y2 dollars.
Given under nv hand thu 2sii
lay 81 September. 1916.
Attest:
PAUL W. KIIPATRICK.
Secretary.
a. ID. RICE.
President
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Mr.. J. v. Crews. who has i,s--n work %
ing m the mines for the Pulaski Iron
Co. hs- returned ~ hi- home At stuart.
Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
John ScIdcn Herbert.

John Seldcn Herbert, well-known in
local insurance and railroad circles.
died carly yesterday morning at ST
Agnes Hospital. Baltimore. after an
illness Of several weeks, He was thir-
tyfour years old.
Mr.. Herbert was the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Gusts Herbert. AS n
mere boy he began his business career
in this city with the Life Insurance
Company Of Virginia. AT the time OF
his death he WAS secretary TO G. Z.
Wall. OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way.
The funeral will he held at noon to-
morrow from the residence. 1909 Grove
Avenue, Rev. j. W. Morris. Of the
Monumental Episcopal Church. off :
ciating. lntermcnt will he in Holly
wood. The pall-bearcrs will be r. l..
Eubank. w. =. Hyman. w. f.. Drum
heller, T.. y. Batkins. X. r. Crawley, \.
j. Rooney. l.. D. Lacy and G. c..
Niche.
Mr.. Herbert is survived by three sis
tcrs-Mrs. |. Branch Johnson, Mrs. II.
y. Gin and Mrs. Stuart Cottrell. and
two brothers, William {. Herbert and
j. c. Herbert. Jr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
SUGGESTS TRAFFIC MAPS
IN SHORTAGE ISSUE
j. Il. BOUCHER Thinks Situation
Would BE Relieved If Conditions
Were NiSuuliZed.
MAKES PROPOSAL TO /. c. c.
Railroads Throughout Country to
Comply as Quickly rs Possible
With Plans for Returning Foreign
Coal Cars to Owning Lines.
IDy Associated Press. !

LOUISVILLE. KY. November Ia
railroad representatives for the pre-
vcntion Of car shortages. !, suggestion
for the issuance Of traffic maps by the
Interstate Commerce Commission was
clerk Of the car-record department Of
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad.
at the hearing being conducted here
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion.
Mr.. BOUCHER said the question of
handling the car supply in such a man
ncr as 10 ma intain tho correct ear bal
ancc on az! roads was a difficult one at
any time. II believe it would be made
easier" n. said. IF conditions were
visualizcd for the men who have this
work in hand, TO simply read. or be
told there is a shortage Of cars in some
one section .: til" country does not
make the proper impressions
Il believe that if the men in the
yards and at the stations were fur
hishcd at intervals with maps show
ing those portions Of the country where
car shortages exist. and indicating the
other parts Of the country where there
IS an excess Of cars, the problem OF
relieving such shortages would be
made much simpler one"
Proposals made on Saturday by rail-
road representatives present at the
hearings. and approved by Commits
sioncr Mcchord, that all railroads be-
gin Immediately tho return of foreign
coal cars to the owning lines il was
indicated this morning, would be COM
piled with as rapidly as it was possible
for the equipment to be moved.
E,nbarEoes by railroads against the
movement OF their coal cars beyond
their own lines. witnesses at the hear
inGs have declared has resulted in an
acute shortage Of fuel in many sec
tons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
l.. Marvin NiIIeroy.

l.. Marvin Willeroy. widely known
in Richmond. where ne formerly lived.
died on Sunday morning in III raso.
Tex. He was a native Of Kin. Will
liam County. and son Of Mrs Georgia
~. and the late William y. Willero:.
Having spent a number of years in
MEXICO as civil engineer. he WIS in
possession OF valuable maps and rec
ords. containing information useful
from military standpoint to the
United states government. He was en-
gagged at the time of his death In com
piiing data OF this character fer the
use of General PershinG's forces.
BESIDES his mother, he is survived
ny the following brothers and sisters:
w. \. Willcroy. OF King William !:
George NJ. Willcroy. Of Richmond: Mrs
w. I. EmcS. OF Richmond: Mrs. w. =.
Murdoch. Of Galveston. Tex, and Mrs
Frank l.. Wells. OF Lynchhurg.
The body will bo brought to this
city and will he al the residence OF
his sister, Mrs. w. T. Eames, OF 3OlS
East Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
HIGHLAND PARK CITIZENS
ADD 200 NEW MEMBERS
Celebrate Growth Of tssocintion WIN
Zig rally and Dinner At
tended ny ROO

Finishing "a membership campaign
that has extended over a period OF Sow
erhl weeks, the Highland Park Citizens
Association held rally last night in
The auditorium OF the Highland parl;
school. After the transaction Of bust
ness tor the November meeting. sun
per and refreshments were served
Plates we're laid for 30o. and the aud
itoriun OF the school was we'll filled
reports We're submitted showing that
during the campaign more than 200
new members had been secured. making
the total membership Of the association
more than 800.
D. T. Montgomery. secretary OF the
o"-op"rattve Education Association.
made an interesting address, and urged
members o! the association To devote
NOR" TIM" towards providing better
fairgrounds for tho community. 4
resolution WAS adopted iudorsins the
plan for public library and "a COM
mittcc was appointed to attend the
meeting at the Young Women's Chris
nan Association OF Thursday, when
this matter will be discussed
committee Of the association was
instructed t" appear before tho City
Treasurer and protest against the care
less way in which the voting lists,
which caused considerable trouble at
the last election. are made up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14

W. c. Johnson. editor OF the Williams
burg Gazette. died AT her home here
carly to-day. after AN illness OF sew
eral months. She returned here two
weeks ago from Richmond. where she
had been undergoing hospital treat :
nient for two months. Sh. was forty :
eight years old and leaves, besides her
husband. four children. Carlisle Eliza :
beth. Margaret and Ferdinand. Sh,
also leaves the following brothers and
sisters. j. +. and w. NJ. Brooks, and
Mrs. X. :. Morris. of Richmond Mrs
w. T.. Stubbs of Portsmouth. and Ar
chibald and T.. NJ BROOKS. OF THIS city
Mrs. Johnson, who WAS the daughter
OF the late Archibald ana Margare;
Brooks. had taken II leading part in
charitable and civic affairs OF vii.
liamsburg. Funeral services will b,
held at Bruton Parish Church on Tues.
day afternoon at o'clock and inter.
ment Will be made III Cedar 1rov,
Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
TELLS OF RELIEF WORK
Henry W. Anderson Addresses Minis
fcr!nl nion and KichInnnd
RHilrond club.

Henry W Anderson, president OF the
Nireilla War Relief Association. who
recently returned from "a visit 10 the
war ION" ~ Europe" mad. two talks
yesterday describing conditions in En-
Tonc ~ "a result OF tho rrcat war. and
telling Of I'll" tremendous relief work
'ha' is hcing done both in thc.ayhtiu,,
sections and in the Villages that have
ne'h nist'iically wiped out 10y artillery
hr" OF the opposing armies
Mr. Anderson spok" at the meeting
"i the Richmond Ministerial Union
yesterday morning al ii O'Clock. and
M IN" November meeting OF the Rich
mona Railroad club last night. At
ooth meetings his addresses were well
received by tho large audiences Dur
ing IN" course Of his TALKS Mr. An
dcrson said that no ono could realize.
the relief work that was being done.
ana what a tremendous need there was
for additional supplies 10 he trans
ported to the battle fronts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
INVESTIGATE ROBBERY
iihhdsnntc DinnIond Rings Are stolen
from Home of Mrs. !. Brnnch
johnson. ON Grove A,cuuc

Sergeant Gordon i. smith
yesterday WAS assigned To invcsti-
gate robbery which occurred in the
home OF }. I. Herbert, 1893 Grove Ave-
nue. TWO diamond rings. valued at
s7I5, were taken some time duriun
Saturday night one of the rings con
tanned three stones. the other con
tanned one large diamond in the cen.
ter. surrounded by smaller ones some
OF the small stones wcr" missing.
The rings are the property OF Mrs. L.
Branch Johnson, wife of Captain John
son. OF the Norfolk Light Artillery
Blues. now on the Mexican border She
has been with her parents since hci
husband left for Mexico. She left for
Baltimore early sunday morning TO be
present at the bedside of her dying
brother. J. Sheldon Herbert, who died
yesterday morning.
The police said the thief gained ac-
cess to the home through il window.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14

The funeral OF Robert Sanders. who
died sunday in Washington, will he
held at > o'clock Tomorrow afternoon
1T the Union station Methodist Church.
Mr.. Saunders was for many years AN
engineer on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Hallway, and his death came as a re-
suit Of a fall from his engine two weeks
ago. The palihearers will be members
of lodges of which he was member.
The burial will be in Oakwood Gene
terry.
Mr. Saunders is survived hy.a widow
and seven children: Miss Jessie san
dcrs and James e. Sanders Of Rich
mona: Miss Beatrice r. Sanders OF
birmingham. Ala; Miss Ruby NJ SAN
ders. Mrs. Aileen q. Dalkin and Rnber,
l.. Sanders. of Washington, and John
William sanders. OF San Antonio. Tex
Mr.. Sanders was fifty-fve years old.
Mr.. Cora Brooks Johnson.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, November n
Mrs. Cora Brooks Johnson. wife If
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
MRS. HOES LECTURES ON
HISTORICAL COSTUMES
VI lew sGain ''nniou. Drcssrs ~ Mis-
Tcs>c> at the White
House.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
IL. q. .MOsfett.
lSpeclal to The Times DISPATCH

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
WASHlNC;TON. VA. November 80
III. G.. Monctt, Commemorative at;or
ney for Kappa hammock county since
1879, died this morning 1T his home
near here and will be buried to-mor-
row afternoon at the family buryini;
ground He was sixty-two years old
a first cousin Of Judge w. W. Moffctt
and leaves Wife and the following
children: w T.. Momett Mrs. W. G.
Armstrong. IL. g. Momett, Jr.. and
Henry Moffett. lie has been in ILL
health for several years and recently
suffered stroke OF paralysis.
Mr.. Moffctt formerly was railroad
commissioner for the state of Virginia.
AT one time he had been master OF
the Masonic lodge at this place and
his burial Will be conducted by the
AiasonS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
DEALERS FROM OTHER CITIES
MAY BECOME: AFFILIATED

Inc question u having AN associate
."cHibcishlp was referred to the mem
1cfShip committee, and the idea of
extending the association so as to take
- dealers III other cities in Virginia
Is honorary members will be left 10 a
committee OF three, 10 be appointed
10Y president Finue:. An invitation
from the Road Builders Association,
"hich IS to meet in Norfolk in .Janu-
AIRY TO send Il representative of the
i'ichinond Automobile Dealers Associ-
q ION 10 deliver AN address before The
former on The Automobile and Road
Improvement" will be taken up bv the
tea!eTs and :, suitabl" speaker selected
y represent the organization.
me association went on record as
ieihs IN hearty sympathy with the
SOY scout campaign TO raise 5000
PRESIDENT finncy appointed the fol-
owing on tho house committee. which
nan select suitable quarters for meet
ines: MIR Nachl"r chairman, Hugh
King and MIR Dardcn
In the rcuud-table talks which fol-
lowed u. \. Blcnncr brought up tho
second hand car problem, and i, was
decided 10 consider il at length nj ,
:i!!ed meeting Meanwhile. the mem
hers are 10 write their views on tho
subject and present them at tho adj
iourncd meeting.
President F'inney delivered a shor.
ADDRESS In which he stated the OBJ
l"cts OF tho organization. declaring. the
chief one 10 be the creation In IN.
buying public Of faith in automobile
dealers.
) vot" Of thanks was given 10 Tho
Times-Dispatch for interest in. and
the publicity il has given To. the as
ISOLATION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
PLAN BIC EXHIBITION
Latest Models Of Motor Cars May BE
Shown in Kcgimental
Armory.
WOULD EXTEND ACTIVITIES
Agents in All Parts Of Virginia to BE
Invited To Become Associate Mem
Dcrs OF Newly Formed .iutonIo-
bile Association.

Having launched definitely into q
permanent organization. the Richmond
.>utonobilc Dealers Association. in it's
second meeting. held in the jefferson
.otcl last night, determined upon sew
'i'I important matters concerning the
lure VI the association. and decided
- ap!u AN automobile show. proba bly,
'ia" time this winter. which viii rival
ipF thiS territory that to be given by
ne National Automobile Dealers As
Sociation IN New York. Ii was Sug-
Iestcd That tn" First Regiment ArInory
nIsHt be obtained for the show, = ten
awe promise 70 that effect having
o"cn received, but details as to date
4 no dciiit" location and arranG cmcnts
were lott u an adjourned meeting. to
bc Eciu Monday night two weeks hence
~ was decided that the initiation fee
tha!! be SO and til" annual dues SO
I!r those who subscribe on or before
NpNcinher % by which time the or
fln!%a,ion VIII have received it's char
1'r. other dealers entering after that
'iHe VIII hay. to pay SIS Initiation fee
; regular meeting place viii be de-
CtIcI upon later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
EXPRESS COMPANY ROBBED
Reports Loss of Parknge Containing
$1,000 In New So
NOIcs.

officials of the Southern Express
Company reported to Detective Cap
tain i. J. Mcmahon yesterday that
some one had stolen $1,000, or that the
package containing the money had been
lost. According Ia the Information
given. the money WAS in new 81 notes.
The numerals on the notes ran from
100000 to 7iiGo0l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE
:. R. Jctcr. of AshInnd, Is Injured nj
BOwe and Marshall
Streets

;. X letter Of Ashland. is in the Vir-
Sinia Hospital badly hurt. tho resul,
Of being struck by an automobile driven
oE ~ IL. Johnson, Of 1907 West Leigh
street The accident occurred yester-
day afternoon n $40 o'clock near tho
intersection of Rowe and Marshall
streets. DR. liinchman attended the
wounded man. lie was removed to tn
hospital in the police patrol from the
second Police Station. Roth ambu-
!ances from the hospital were stuck in
me mnd IN Twcnty-ninth Street. Wood
land Heights. South Richmond, ut the
time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-14
AMBULANCES STICK IN MUD
Calls to South Richmond Tie Tn ROti,
Cnrs-POiicc Come to
Rescue.

The police patrols had to answer all
ambulance calls for more than an hour
yesterday afternoon, when the two ann
balances from Virginia Hospital got
stuck I'm the mud IN Twcnty-ninth
street, South Richmond The Second
Station patrol made two hurry calls
and the First Station patrol made one
hurry call. One ambulance went Ia
South Richmond upon IA call. and when
1t became stuck. called the other for
assistance. The other one got stuck
also when 1t arrived at the scene OF
the difficulty.