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open fireplace and all modern fmproy
House has never been lived IN nnI II you
see IL you VII want ~. rice; So''''-
sdaNNoN ~ Lpehs-
Washington Heishts-Attractive home con,
,nd rspls,s Win al modern sSnysnisncss
snap it is s St ss;;@"; & ,rcus
'"iIh'4a fi'isHts, ;, not iaF ir"lh if'i
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r""As anu oa,h - ,'oins IN u io"i ~, ii,a'
hi'i rear I"i'th,s' an ho,'in 1tiiPf"''4I' NJ.
~ s'r"ths ana h'"IsSar! awnings, hrns
IN" owner nom" Will I've frun1 IN Al ron1l-
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A NICE SUBURBAN HOME, WITH CITY
ronyeniences consisting Of nine rooms, large
hath and pantry, hot-water heat. electric
lights large front porch, concrete cellar
laundry outside chicken house and about Two
thirds of an acre of land: fruit. apples. cher
RIGS, pears piums, peaches, grapes, apricots
and raspberries. nearly 300 OF which are OF
the ST. Regis perpetual bearing variety; five
minutes walk from the cars at 6lst ST. Cap
i,oI Heights Md. A. ]. EDISON. ~
u. ACRES LAND: 7-R. HOUSE; oUTBCILD-
ngs large lawn shade ,t fruit; near arcbanss
for city property OWNER, 1920 0 NV.
Wo0DRTDGE-NICE 7-R0oM HOUSE, ANIL;
tiled bath; large pantry; open fireplace;
double porches front and rear; double garage;
lot 46xI34: 81, 900 cash. balance on easy terms
OWNER AND BUILDER. 2507 r. ]. ave. 20
s1x-RooM BUNGALOW, BATH AND PANTRY,
all on one floor: large cellar; INV. heat; open
fireplace gas and electricity; running water
large corner lot: very classy; one-fsre zone;
terms TO suit Box 232. Star office.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-Confinued.

A REAL BARGAIN!
SILVER SPRINGS, MD, JUST OVER DIS
TRICT LINE.
Tor. house: cleo. lights: cement cellar; bath:
lot 60x150: grape arbor; good condition: price.
IS, 500; small cash payment; balance. SIS mo
BRANCH ROAD. 1-3 ACRE-5r. house: cleo
trio lights; sewer: city water and well: garage
cars; stable horses: duck and henhouse and
runs; carpenter shop; large front yard: 6ne
shrubbery; Is Fruit trees: price very reason
able.
HEINE BROS. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
800 n. Y. ave. NJ. 1907.
FOR SALE-REAL SACRIFICE PRICE-M0D.
14-room house and acres; well shaded /;
highest and prettiest location around wash.
ington; Washington Country Club; IS
minutes to Treasury Dept by trolley: good
automobile road. +. l.. COCK RELl-, g23 llth
st. NV. Phone NJ. 1873.
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HOME-EvERY MODERN I'M
provement and convenience. Large corner lot.
bungalow type Of architecture. One fare 1one.
Terms 10 suit. Box 15S. Star ONCE.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

POTOMAC HEIGHTS.
Have You Seen It?
Best Buy in City.
Water. sewer, electric lights.
One car fare. Cabin John line. No
change. Special prices to home
builders. y to 1 block OF cars.
Over,ooks Potomac. Faces Conduit
road also. Prices. $500 to 5000.
SEE S. t. DORsETT. Owner.
635 ST. NV. NJ. 1887.
Or ". F. JACKSON. Owner.
LIVING ON PROPERTY.
c544 CONDUIT ROAD. CLEvE. 4ss.
SOMERSET HEIGHTS BARGAINS.
GOING FAST. SOLD-10 LEFT.
WATER. SEWER, GAS. SHADE.
Lot g. blk. 5-103x1So-6 cents foot. 81, l2o3o
Of II blk D 9lxlSo-5 cents foot. s21. 25
Lot 10 blk. g a1x1sO-S cents foot. $3.50
Lot . blk. 2-10ox19o-3h cts. foot. 500
Lot l blk 2-1o0x220-3 cents foot 660.W
- r blt o-1n3,opo-3 cents foot 6st. go
1T q bIk 1-1o3xl5o-3 cents foot I61. 40
Lot :" blk. 1-lOS1l50--3 cents foot. 1885,
-. !, MI los, IIo--1 cents foot 326 II
/, mile west of Chevy Chase Circle
blocks south Of Wisconsin avenue car
ONE PRICE-SAVE COMMISSIONS.
Descriptive signs on each lot
See $. T. DoESETT, Owner.
a55 + ST. NV. Phone NJ. 'a3'
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.
A big bargain In a bungalow: rooms and
bath; hot water heat; electric lights. cement
basement shade and garden: large lot.
pr,ce $3.50, 5000 cash. $50 per mo- Get on
at Jewets st. and see owner
". F. JACKSON.
2544 Conduit road. Phone Gieve: 4e5.
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LOVERS
of suburban life will find
ARLINGTON PARK. VA,
the best BUY" Reasons-highest
ground, largest lots, lowest prices.
beautiful oak trees. gas. electricity,
cement sidewalks, EASY TERMS;
20 minutes by street car to center
of city; two car lines. Let me show
you this property.
Ii. p. HUDDLESON.
Phone Col. 300. 1916 Clifton st.
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SHANNON < LuCHS.

Columbia Heights. not far from l4th
and Park road. well arranged home "f $
rooms and bath a rooms on a no"rl. front
and rear rorchrs. all modern Improvements.
NIL screens and necessary awnings. BEING
tn" owners HON" will I've found in Al rondi
iiOn. A srAp at SI.ti.n
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BUILDING SITES.

FOR SALE-DESIRABLE BUILDING SITE IN
H STREET NORTHWEST suitable for
business building. church. apartment house.
etc. on car line; convenient to Union Station.
and express stations. and business center: lot
60x1OO feet to alley; improved by old brick
building, for which charge Is made, that
may be useful to purchaser. Property assess
ed at over $4,000. win sell for rs per
square foot 81 500 for the 1000 square feet.
JOSEPH l. WELLER.
Realty Broker. 824 st. NV.
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AT GAITHERSBURG. MD. SPLENDID HOME
ception hall; electricity and cellar under en-
tire house. lot contains nearly y ground
with fine garden, fruit trees and necessary out
buildings. located in choicest section OF town;
house newly painted and recently built: con-
vrnient 70 Il & q. depot, with low cnInInuta-
ton rates TO Wash and finest train service:
purchaser given immediate possession. This
property be bought direct from the
at the right price. Box ia. Star office. l6"
REAL BARGAIN.
7-room house. bath; hot and cold water.
furnace heat; larc" cellar: large attic: hcauti-
fGl shade. lawn. Towers. etr.. / l., lots To IN
alley; located in best section: property cost
$500. wiil sacritic" 1t for $4,000. 81 GOO cash
balance to he arranged good reason for selling
Broom house. well water; 3 large chicken
houses; LOT 661ilD; price. 81 800 terms, $3.50
cash. balance Sla per month. For the above
properties bungalows farms and lots apply to
ARTHUR CARR, HysttsviIle. Md.
FOR sALE--ANYTHING YOU MAY WANT.
FROM 4 LOT 501200 TO 200 ACRES
ALONG THE LINE OF THE ROCKVILLE
ELECTRIC ROAD. EITHER IMPROVED
OR uNIMPRoyED, FOR INVESTMENT
Oh SUBDIVISION.
j. II. MILLER,
1904 ST. NV.
SELL. OR EXCHANGE SO ACRES ON PIKE
and electric road. II mile from D. C. line, in
Md; best opportunity for suburban develop
DJ-rkETT &
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A PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE
Chevy Chase home House has
barge living room. library. dining
room, rautry and kitchen Oh first
feor. five large bedrooms and hath
on second floor Gifi" oyer "ntir-
house: hot-NHIer heat. gas bnd
nle"tric light. lot iooN@on. fin"
fr'ii. trees. garden. chicken hpi!S"
and run and garHg"- Owner dos
not need 50 larE" Il property ana
has named Il low price. sl.h"
cash. balance like rent.
THOMAS j. FISHER q co, Inc,
13S 10Th 81 NV.
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FOR SALE
A new row on Upton street, Just
east Of Connecticut avcnue. Holy
Cross Academy across the street.
These houses combine every detail
of construction and finish I" make
them compare with others selling at
from 81 500 to $1,000 higher. An
advantageous purchase Of ground. to-
gether with the fact that the
tracts for material were closed prior
TO the present advance in price. has
made it possible to offer these at
exceptionally low igure-ss. 800. Six
have been sold.
The lots are 25x140 to 1s-foot
paved alley. Houses contain 10
rooms. 2 baths. reception hall. con-
servatory or breakfast porch and
sleeping porch.
Open Every Day.
THOMAS J. FISHER CO., Inc.
S3S 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

900 ACRES TIMBER LAND IN FULTON
county, Pa, four miles from McConnellsburg.
county seat; miles to Merccrsburg and
Cumberland Valley railroad; three miles from
Lincoln highway; steam railroad is under
construction from Fort I.andnn to McConneIls
burg which within four miles Of the
property; well tmbered with oak. chestnut and
poplar, and will cut TO 10 thousand feet per
acre besides about 1000 tirst-class telegraph
poles. Title good, free from all incumbrance.
Price, $50 per acre. in fee. Reference. Fulton
County Bank. county treasurer, McConnells
burg Pa. Box rs. Star office. 49,
FOR SALE OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
dwelling; 7r. and bath: large lot; furnace heat;
located on trolley line: East Riverdale. APP
ply OWNER. $40 Riggs bldg. Phone NJ.
1891.
DAIRY FARM. 80 ACRES. IN VA FINE
road; new buildings; 10 miles to Washington;
will exchange for land In Md electric
cars. MINNIE THOMPSON. Il. F. D. No. 4.
Alexandria, Va.
SPLENDID CORNER BRICK STORE AND
dwelling; good business and renting Sec
ton: bargain for quick cash sale, or will ex-
change for good home in Mt. Pleasant. Ad-
dress OWNER. 1349 Harvard st NV.
SPECIALTT OF REAL ESTATES. SALES AND
exchanges-Large, active list Of residences
business and suburban properties, apartments
building lots md farms. We have advan-
tageous propositions.
A. +. FOX COMPANY. 1911 II st. NV.
Sales and Exchange Department.
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In NJ section. convenient to cars =
story. bay window brick dwelling. confirm
ing $ rooms and bath. has 2-story brick
stable in rear. win sell on easy terms for
only $3.50.
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oUT.OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

A NICE COTTAGE, COMPLETELY FUR
nshed; rooms. artesian water; wide porches
l014 G. 81. Sc. Phone Lincoln 4116
AMBLER LODGE-FUHNlSHED. LOCATED
on river front. Spring water. Fruit trees
Covering 4 lots. Fenced. Comfortable summer
home. $50 per season. Phone Col. 5so4:
FURNISHED COTTAGES NEAR TO BEACH.
Apply GEO. r. SHANNON. 1921 9th st. NV.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

NEW HOUSE. WITH TWO 4ROOM FLATS.
ST. NEAR WISCONSIN AVE.
Rents for $34 q month; 5000 equity will
buy this property; second trust on place:
must sell | leaving town. OWNER.
Box 1884, Star Office 1Ss
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minSdale-Attractive and coy little
home of large rooms and tiled bath In
excellent condition. An opportunity that
seldom comes TO a home of this
type for only S.. $50.
SHANNON 4 LUCUS
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A REAL BARGAIN; DELIGHTFUL LITTLE
cottage in NV. suburbs. with every city con-
yenience and modern in every respect; hot
water heat, gas, electric light; large porches
and yard; grapevines. fruit trees. roses in
bloom: chicken house with yard. fenced; room
for garden and garage; close to cars, one fare;
20 min. to Treasury. Price. $500. Terms
like rent.
6. G. LACEY, 10 14th st. NV.
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toiored homeseckcr or investor will find
mus an exceptional opportunity to secure a
dwelling VI st. near weather hrIreau
Has !, rooms and bath. deep yard to }0-ft
alley. stable. Rented 10 good tenants for
$3.50 pri"" only So 600
SHANNON & LECIIS.
PHONE MAIN 23i5 1l3 Ism ST Nv
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Few minutes walk from the State, War
and Maya substantially built 2-story
brick dwelling, large cellar under entire
house, & rooms and bath; will make ideal
little home or investment Rents S2J so.
VIII sell easy terms for S2.95O.
SHANNON & LUCHS
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FOR sALE-BUs1NEss PROPERTY

FOR SALE-$25, OO0-LEAsED TO ONE TEN
ant at 81 800 a year: It'll st. business property;
25x1O0: fine building.
s27. 0O0-Leased one tenant s.. 100 a year:
near 18th and sts.; handsome building.
S21 .0OO-Leased one tenant 81 500 a year;
18th st.; 25x12O
STONE & FAIRFAX 1870 New York a1a
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FOR SALE-AT A DECIDED BARGAIN, A
well located detached home in Piney Branch
Park tSaul's Addition. containing 8 rooms,
modern conyeniences and in excellent condi-
tion; owner leaving Washington permanently,
will sell at $1,000 less than actual cost: IL
not sold by June 80. 1916. will lease Inspec-
ton invited. 473g 18th 81
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SHOPS NEAR eth AND II N.W.-GO0D PLACE
for storage. Rent, 81 to S.
THOMAS W. FOWLER & son.
234 Southern bldg.
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH PROPERTY

NORTH CHESAPEAKE BEACH-FOR RENT
sale, handsome 15-room cottage, furnished,
facing bay; suitable for residence. boarding
house. clubhouse sanitarium. references;
reasonable. 1115 Eye st. NV.
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MOST REMARKABLE VALUE IN CHEVY
CHASE, D. &.
rooms, tile baths; breakfast and sleep
ing porches; attic; open fireplace: h-w.h., gas
and electric; 1s-acre lot; west Of Conn. ave. ::
ideal home: occupied for sale by
owner nj extremely low price and on most ac-
comnodatng terms. BOX 10. Star Office. 25'
FOR sALE-sPECIAL BARGAIN.
Near 10th and II, 3story bay-window
brick. 10 and bath. cost 81. 900.
MAKE OFFER.
+. W. GRAHAM & co. GIT 14th.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-02
HEBREW ASSOCIATIONS
PLAN ANNUAL MEETING
Middle Atlantic states Organization
tonicnrs Here TO-AIOrrOw for
Two Day session,

me second annual convention of
Dung Mems Hebrew and Kindred AS
"oclations OF the Middle Atlantic States
VIII be held in the Young Men'3 He
Drew Association building, Eighth and
LAY streets, tomorrow afternoon at 3
Clock ana Monday morning. Dele!
gates from Norfolk. Washington, New
port News, and other cities belonging
70 The federation, which was organ
'"en last year in Richmond. will attend.
an automobile sightseeing, trip will
follow the business meeting Tomorrow
~ o'clock there will be a reception
III hohor OF the Visitors to which tina
ihemhtrship OF the Young Mems He.
brew Association is invited. Tho asso.
ciation orchestra viii play. Mrs. Ben
'"hin l-oFenSte!n. chairman of the La
us AUXILIARY. and y. Z. Hirshberg.
CHAIRMAN OF the arrangements commit
'c" are IN charge OF the general plans.
iiaro!n > Rloomberg, Of this city.
pEesideht of the Middle Atlantic States
Association. VIII preside over the b,, al
ness sessions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-02
COAL DEALER ALLEGES
UNLAWFUL COMBINATION
Jefferson Conf nnd Wood Company
Lodges Complaint md Tcdcrui
Agent Higgins Investigations.

complaint by the Jefferson Coal and
Wood Company. e3O5 jefferson Avenue.
30 the effect that there exists "a com
hination OF lHchnond coal dealers I'm
unlawful restraint Of trade is being m
vcStiratcd by Special Agent Ralph H.
bauEhton, OF the United States Dc e.
partmcnt of Justice, and may result il,
suits in both state ANA Federal courts
Attorney Harry NJ smith Jr.. has been
retained by the plaintiffs. ana in case
OF action Attorney General John Gar
land Pollard and District Attorney
Hiram NJ. Smith viii conduct the prose
Cution.
samuel w Tinslcy. Jr, manager of
Ia" coal and wood company. claims
mat an order for coal given by him
I" a large mine operator was rejected
because his company was NOT q mem
per al thc>city organization of dealers.
tn" other coal merchants. it is said
have made il Impossible for Mr. vinslcy
to secure coal.
should the investigation now being
conducted sustain IN" charges, il is
hrohhhic that tn" Federal Grand jurv
winch meets in October will bring in
an Indictment AGAINST tho comhi,.,
t"h' as conspiracy in restraint of
trade. Action may also bc taken
against tn" mine operator for bninn
marty 10 the agreement.
W non the matter was brouch, TO ,bc
attention of prominent coal dealers in
'h' CITY last night. they denied that
there was any such tradn-rcs,rainjn,
combination as was charged Tbn nni,.
organization &c local coal dealers !,
IS SAID is nominal assoriotion
analogous TO the Association of 20
tail Grocery Dealers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-02
JOHN D. CHRISTIAN DIES
AT NORTH CAROLINA HOME
Was DISTINGUISHED Confederate Vctc-
ram and for Many Years Engaged
Here in business.

John -. Christian, Tor many years
a wcll-known merchant OF Richmond
HE'D yesterday morning ~ his home In
Rocky Mount. y. 6. MIR. Christian was
about sev"uty-onc years old.
The body Will arrive in Richmond
this morning at 9:13 o'clock. and inter
mcnt will be in Hollywood Cemetery
Mr.. Christian. "a native OF Charles
city County. moved TO Baltimore and
here became one of tho founders Of
The Manufacturers Record In 1887
40 came 10 Richmond, and herc beca nj .
the senior member Of the wholesale
nousc OF J. II. ana Il. s. Christian g.
Cary. ON the dissolution OF that firm
Where ne established the firm Of
Christian Mum e Co lie was "A vet
eran of the War Between the states
member Of the Masonic order and
Affiliated with the Baptist Church.
Mr.. Christian is survived by a widow
and three sons, George T.. Douglas l.
ana William Christian. lie leaves also
two brothers. Judge George L. Chris
tian ana Robert :. Christian. both Of
Richmond.
In the affairs Of Masonry Mr.. Chris
tian was a conspicuous figure. He was
n moving factor in the establishment OF
Queen City Lodge. No. Coz. a T.. and
\. NJ. of Rocky Mount. a postmaster
Of that lodge and Of two others. The
cause of the Confcdcracy was near to
his heart and from tho close of the
war until his death he was always
taken in behalf of the mon who wore
the gray. He was regarded as one of
tho most popular citizens Of Rocky
Mount
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-02
RETAIL MERCHANTS WANT
PUBLIC COMFORT STATIONS
recommendation Inid Before Admin
istrattEc Bonrd Is Referred to
New Council for Action

On behalf of the Retail Merchants
Association, Carl Roschcn yesterday
appeared before the Administrative
Board and -reatestcd that public com
fort stations be established at conyc-
nient points in tho business section @,
the city. The commissioners told Mr..
Boschen that they would he clad to
comply with his request if tho CITY
Council could I've induced 10 appropriatc
money for tho work Mr Boschon said
that the merchants would probably
take steps 10 ask the Council To pro-
vide funds for THIS purpose
Three years ago the administrative
Board went on record as favoring COM
fort stations and has, upon several oc
casions. applied 10 the Council for
money, but without success II w.s
at one time proposed to establish STA
lions at Eleventh and Main Streets
Seventh and Broad streets. and Brook
Avenue and Broad street Nearly overv
large city in the country has provide,
these convcniences for the public
Plans for the stations. which tho
board had prepared some time ago. in
oicate that each would cost about slO.-
600. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-02
ORDERS BUILDINGS DOWN
old Structures AT 40. md l5uo t,,st
hhin Are Declared Unsafe
Nv liufIrr

INC two old two-story brick build
ihEs at 5o1 and 1909 East Main Street,
~, ny w n ChcatwOod and
Charles Billups. are in dangerous CON.
dit"n and must go. according to an
order ISSUED yesterday by building In
Hp"ctor Butler. Two weeks ago Mr..
hnticr condemned the structures and
ordered all occupants out
f"r'her examination yesterday indi-
c"'th that ihcy were in immndtatn
danger Of collapse Mr. Butler nromnt
~ ordered tn" sidewalk about them
Ni"sed, which was done by the police,
20 prevent any accident Detailing nc
destrians. The buildings will be RACED
at once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-02
FINES AND JAIL TERMS
Prisoners in County Jail Heavily
Punished for Attempting TO
Make Their Escape.

Charles Budris, Joseph Schcpps and
Lester Titus were sentenced TO six
months in Jail and fined 500 each YES
tcrday by Magistrate II. :. SUNDAY. Of
Hcnrico County, on the charge Of at
tempting Jail delivery by orcppower-
ing Deputy Sheriff IIcckler
Rudris was fined an additional $50
and given three months more in TAI
for carrying concealed wcapon into
the prison. AS neither of them could
pay the 500 fine. Schcpps and Titus
VIII spend nine months in Jail, while
Budris Will have to serve fifteen
months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-02
HAS BRAIN TUMOR
Little walter Grant, Jr.. Not Victim nf
lnfantiie Paralysis, PhiindrIphin
Specialists shy.

Following an examination hy spe-
cialists In Philadelphia. IL has been
definitely determined thai walter
GIANT Jr.. infant son OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Walter Grant. was not suffering from
infantile paralysis. but from a brain
tumor. The child WIZ too brought back
to Richmond tomorrow and taken TO
the home OF Mr.. Grants motho- iIOS
Grove Avenue.
Although IL has been established he
Yond shadow OF q doubt rrar he has
not poliomyeiitis. the child being
brought from PENNSYLVANIA viii he
subjected 10 quarantine for two weeks
as in the case of any other how or rirI
coming from any of the three states
against which Virginia is Guaranteed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-02
NORTHSIDE TO CELEBRATE
'itiHcnS' Association VIII Stage Picnic
ht Joseph Bryan Park, TO Which
1:rcryhOdy IL Invited.

From to $50 o'clock this after.
noon. the North Richmond Citizens
association Will hold its annual picnic
at Joseph Bryan Park. Mayor Ainslio
and all the city officials have been in
Nitcd. and preparations have been
made for a large crowd
There will be freak races and other
contests in which people of all ages
ana both sexes Will compete for prizes.
light refreshments and soft drinks
VIII he served. Special cars will carry
tn" picnic crowd to and from the mark
free of charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-02
STERN SUCCEEDS SUMMERS
Duties of Retiring Medical In
spcctOr Who Takes Vacation After
Two Years Service.

After serving for more than two
years as medical Inspector, DR.. b. f.
Summers yesterday severed his connec-
ton with the Richmond Health De-
partmcnt. His duties were taken mp
by DIR. Henry S. stern. recommended
for the office by Chief Health Officer
Levy and appointed by the Admins
trative Board.
After brief vacation spent at the
Warm Springs, DR. Summers will re-
turn to Richmond to take up the gem
eral practice OF medicine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-02

The roof garden entertainment at
the Central Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION last night was one of tho best
of tho summer. and the attendance
was larger than at any previous en-
tertainmcnt. The monoloGue work by
j. Francis Ioueh was thoroughly en-
JoNed. a" was the singing Of the Old
South Quartet. The Young Mems
Christian Association team won three
straight games of vollcyball from tho
city playground team. captained by
Linwood Cosby.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-02
Thomn. stnpIe, pnraon.d.

Governor stuart yesterday granted a
conditional pardon to Thomas Staples
colored. who was convicted of murder
IN the second degree in the Circuit
Court OF Pittsylvania County in Feb
ruary, 1907, and sentenced to fifteen
years In the state Pcnitcntiary The
pardon was recommended by the Judge
and the commemorative attorney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-02
WITH THE SPEEDERS
Tom Mitchell and r. IL. ShiunuIt Fined
SO Each for Exceeding
Legal Limit.

Tom Mitchell. alias Arthur Holmes.
was fined S25 in Police Court ycster-
day morning on charge of violating
the automobile speed limit
j. II. West. charged with running
his automobile through n hospital zone
with the muller open. was fined SO.
+. Il. Shinault, charged with speed
ing, was fined $50
Two other autonohlists are cited
to appear in Police Court this morn
ing to answer charges of Keeping their
mufIlcrs open.