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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-20
MILFORD WOMAN IS
 INJURED WHEN CAR
 OVERTURNS ON BANK
Especial to The Farmer. )

Milford, Sept. 2O-Mrs.. Henry. Clark of Noble avenue, Milford, was severely cut about the hand and suf- fered bruises of the right knee when an automobile owned and driven by Hart M. Sperry of Prospect street. turned turtle in Noble avenue. MT. and Mrs. Sperry and Mrs Clark were driving to the Clark home when the accident occurred. Noble avenue is a narrow street and while endeavorins te racke a sharp turn to avoid an obstruction in the roadway, the mas chine got beyonr MT. Sperry's control. ran up the side of the bank and turn ed over. The occupants were thrown out. Mrs. Sperry escaped with Q shaking up. The car was wreck cd.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-20

ficul machinery than is employed for great affairs
 sPreens and chosen at regular elections by Ia majority of those voting Constitutional amendments are adopted in the same way. The mayor has to a place where he must choose
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-20

It was reported from the German frontier that the German government intends to expel 10000 Italians in re- prfsal for the treatment of Germans in Italy.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-20

Car shortage in Pittsburgh is res ported by railroad men to be the worst ever known.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-20

The Kaiser decorated Crown Pmnca Frederick William with the Order Pour le Merite.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-20
At $2.5o, '$3.75 and $500
Soaps, Extracts and Powders

There are some new soaps which will doubtless receive welcome from people who like the odors. Remmers Lavender Flower,
 Wood Violet, 10 cts, either Also there is a Remmer s Peroxide at 10 cts These cakes are of good size for the hand and nice to take into the tub! < Extracts that are deicately fragrant
 Plaza, Eros, S1 m each Tenfod Lilas,
 Agreeable Talcums- Garden of Allah, t.NVs
 Arbutus 9 cts each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
One Pound Keeps
Boy Out Of Navy
Dun,barton Youth Takes Course
in Wafer Drinking to
Maize Weight

One pound Of flesh is all that is
keeping Il scvcntccn-y year old boy. who
gave his address as Dumbarton. X. r.
u. =. from "A job on one OF Cmclc Sans
hattleships. The hoy is undauntcd and
hopes TO pick up the necessary pound
age within the next few days. and Lieu
tenant Henry l.. Parsons and tho en-
listed men OF the United States Navy,
who are on detached duty at the Re-
cruitinG Station at sos East Main
Street, arc also hoping that the youth
will be able to pass tho necessary test
the next time he gets on tho scales.
\ thin. sunburncd, why. country boy.
in perfect health, except for lack OF
weight he first came to the Recruiting
Station about six weeks ago. Chic.
Carpenters Mate c. Il. kanode. who
gives the preliminary examination,
which consists in giving the many ap-
plicants the once ovci" TO judge their
special fitness TO become "a. E.'s."
which means in navy circles ahic-
bodied scamcn. thought tina, the hoy
would do. and SO passed him on to Dr.
NJ. Eoland. for ph! cal examination
The requirements called for Il weight
OF ITO pounds for 4 seventeen y car-old
boy the height ~ the applicant Tho
beam tipped at 1903
f on are undcrwciEht. my SON" said
tho doctor. 'fio home and drink plenty
OF water. get nine hours' sleep, and
just eat as YOU should and you will
pick up those seven pounds in a short
time
Yes. sir, plenty OF water" and the
youthful applicant left lie returned
n few days later AID had gained one
hound. Then came "trip after trip with
fluctuations In the amount gained.
once he had los: a half pound.
You are worrying j. off. SON" the
doctor said
lie thinks as much alb nut his weight
IA Joe Cans, tho lightweight cha mpion.
did when he had a foyte.t OF $1,000 IN
10 make 1873 pounds r.nssidc In tho
fight with EattlinS Nelson at CioldRcid.' =
said kanode.
Lieutenant Parsons commented that
many stately society natron was pay
ing real money to reduce weight in
stead OF taking il on, and was worry
ing Just as much As the sunburncdi
farmer boy over tho weight question.
Yesterday tho younEster came tho
nearest to making the weight" Tho
beam tipped "a! 100. "Ey C;olly. YOU All
have got to say that ! will weigh no
pounds the next time that como In
horc reckon that it ':as tho dried
apples and the water that drank that
brought M" so close this time"
TIL" recruiting station is still enlis;
ing mon for tho navy. although tho
complement is almost filled. No arpl!-
cant is turned down, because sailors
arc leaving tho navy every day, when
'hoir cnllstmcntS run out. The Offices
On Main street have hrcn enlarged in
order 10 take care OF tho large Number
"f applicants that Will % examined
this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
MEETS TO PREPARE FOR
GRAND LODGE MEETING
committee ON Work Holds Initial Meet
'"G "t Mnsonic Temple, prcIimi-
nary to Annual Meeting

me committee on work OF the Grand
Lodge OF Virginia me, in annual SOS.
SION yesterday in Hotel Richmond. ana
last night held its FIRST session i'm ,b.
Masonic Temple for the cXcmplitica
ton OF the ritual. During the evening
the committee conferred the masters
degree for Temple Lodge, No. ., upon
Invitation OF tn" worShipful master NJ
T.. Johns
The committee viii hold morning.
Afternoon and evening sessions unlil
the conNcning OF the Grand Lodge on
Tuesday evening next
he meetings for to-day ami Mon
day arc at 10 y NJ. $50 T. NJ aud s
J.. NJ. AT tho Masonic Temple The
committee - composed Of one lecturer
and one member on work from each
Of the sis divisions under the dirccz
ton Of Grand Lecturer Gcorgc ".
Wright Of Marion. There were pres.
cnt 1T Yesterdays session, in addition
TO the grand lecturer, William Lee
Davis. Portsmouth,; james Rowman.
Roanoke. Thomas &. Nelson, Rustburc:
lbr. John c. Primer. Mendoza; Or. r
u. Page Crozct; William T. kayscr
J.uray: Charles G.. Davis, Lincoln: Otis
w Douglas, E"cdvillc and pr. :. I. A.
bcmt % lIali'"N. The only absentee
Vas Captain :. -. cnic"tt. % Norfolk
whose place was Hllcd by Past Grand.
master l,r Joseph w. Egclcston NJ
Eichmonl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
SOLICITED FUNDS FOR
YARDMENS BANQUET
Empio.rcs of Chrsnpcnkc aud obi"
Arc Charged With False
IrctCnSc-.

Following an invest! -auon. yesterday
by officials OF tho Ch.Sipcai,t' aud Ohio
Railway Company io=,thcr with on
GERS from the First Police station and
spccial operatives of the road. & T..
Brown. assistant yaldmastcr in Fulton.
]. II. BRADLEY and :. ~ Eoamc wor. ar
rested charged with securing money
under false protcuscs.
The men arc alleged to have solicited
funds from leading trims aud business
mon OF tho city. for the annual han
quot OF tho yardmcu OF Richmond. 90
Officials of the road and members of
the local CHAPTER OF tho brotherhood
Of Hallway Trainmcn denied amy con
nection with tho scheme, and said that
they knew Of no banquet TO lac hold 1t
is said that arrangements had been
made al q downtown hotel for Il ban
quet for nifty persons that would cost
about $50 Tho total amount secured
by the men " III not he known until q
complete Investigation IS made, but Will
probably aggregate several hundred
dollars. j, is said
Among those contributing were the
overman- Williamso Co, bingham u
Co, Richmond cold Storage Company
and the Export Leaf Tobacco Company.
Most OF these concerns gave 3, each.
according to Luther f.. Schcrcr. chict
special agent, while stephen ". Ellison
& Co. gave $40 10 tho banquet. The
last named item is mentioned with tn"
others ia the Warrant sworn out and
served by officers of the Flrs, Precinct
Station.
The accused men were admitted 10
bail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
SPEAK IN BEHALF OF
lAYMEN'S CONVENTION
General Chairman Sands Says E.pisro.
Ph'tHn RcEistrntion Equals Thut OF
tny Two Other Denominations

Episcopal laymcn Of the city gath
cred III a UNCONVENTIONAL ma meeting
AT Grace Church last night preparatory
TO til" Virginia Convention of tho Lay.
mons Missionary Movement, which be-
=lns February -.
Graphic stories Of tn. results OF in
'erdcnominational missionary conven-
tons in Norfolk and Baltimore were
told ny the speakers. Rev. David W.
toward. II. u. rector OF St Iukc's
N"ri"ik. spoke on what the Laymcn's
MISSIONARY Movement Meant TO NJ
church,: Rev. Myron T. Marshall. rec
Tor OF 81. Andrews Church. Norfolk. on
Inc Supreme business OF the Church.
hild AN address why ! Believe in IN.
l"'NmcnS Missionary Movement" was
"''N'r'd by George c.. Thomas. q YES
TRUMAN IN tho Church of St Michael and
All Angels. Baltimore
hcncraI Chairman Oliver j. Sands
VINO presided, announced that regis.
,Iht'ohS Tor the convention show a
iarse, number from the Episcopal
churchcs Of the city than from any
othef TWO denominations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
WOULD CUT DOWN BOARD
Powell Suggests Charter Change Uc-
ducinE Number Of Administrative
Hoard to -Four.

\ special meeting or tho Ordinance
Committee 10 consider tho proposal OF
Councilman Fred II. POWELL. OF Ice
Ward. to reduce the membership OF tho
Administrative Board has hccn called
by Chairman Marx Gunst for Monday
afternoon AT > o'clock
Mr.. Powclfs ordinance provides for
charter change making tho Boa rd
consist Of only four members. and.
that in case Of q tic, tho Mayor shall
he called in and shall hc required to
east tho deciding vote \, least two
members OF tho board arc in tnvor Of
the proposed ordinance, and will so
far as they can. urge fits passage. Tho
civic Association is also said TO he in
favor Of tho ordinance, and pressure
viii hc brought TO boa on the COM
mittcc 10 have il recommended to the
City Council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
GASOLINE GOES UP
Retail Price Now ~ cent. md N,,,.
Chr Owners Arc In Great
DESPAIR.

With gasoline at &c cents tho r,i
lon. drivers OF autoinobilc, arc wor
dcrins where tho price Will stop and
iiGurnS AS to whether or not they will
DC ahlc to continue To ride There arc
number or reasons assigned for tho
rise IN price, all Of which are being
investigated by the United states Dc
pdrtmcnt of Justice
IN" reasons advanced. however, seem
10 hcHr tn" carmar!>H Of truth ono
OF inc reasons given for the advance
IN price is the failure Of Americas
Wells another, the failure 20 work m.
NeA'can wells, ana q third tho failure
TO work tho Europcan sourrcs NJ 800,
ply. ~ present the great oil com
p"nics ave able to sell in wholcy,le
Quantities to the European nations al
war a price which docs not comnaro
70 the prices obtaiuc'! in Amcric,
hcncc the product Is being sent abroad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
CHINESE REBELS DEFEATED
PckirE Says Government Troop. " III
Have M Trouble In RESTORING
Order without Dein!.

WASIIINGTON. February 4.-Nic-
tories by Chinese government troops
over rebels were announced in dis
patch from pckinE to-day to the
Chinese legation hero.
Tho government troops have routed
the rebels in skirmish near sui
choNfu. having killed half of their
number" says tho dispatch. Rebels
in Yumnan have been surrounded. No
difficulty viii be experienced in tho
carly restoration of order; an cncom-
passing movement has already begun
Peace now rcigns in outer Mongolia"
y report that 1000 MonEol nsur-
gents had crossed tho great wall and
were marching towards rcking was
denied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
SWISS AVIATOR MAKES
TWO FLIGHTS OVER CITY
In BleriOt MonopIane, John Domen-
joz Climbs High Into
Clouds.
WILL FLY AGAIN THIS MORNING
Loops the Loop Over Capitol Square
and Circles Over Grounds Of Soy.
eral Public Schools, While Chill.
dren Look On in Wonder.

John Domcnjoz, the Swiss aviator.
who is temporarily staying at William
Byrd Park, and who is touring the
development Of tire service as branch
OF the preparedness" program of the
nation. made two flights over Iich-
mond OIL yesterday which thrilled
thousands of spectators. lining the
streets and vacant places Of the city.
IL was near the noon hour when the
hum OF the motor attracted the attcn-
ton OF those OF keen cars and, looking
up. they saw the big Blcriot monopla nc
sweeping from over William Eyrd Park
towards thc main business section of
the city.
II was the recess hour OF the pupils
IN the city schools. ana there was no
escaping their sharp eyes and ears.
They saw the bird-nIan and they sazcd
with admiration at him as he circled
aud loopcd-the- several thousand
feet in the air.
FLIES AS ONE WHO
KNOWS HIS WORK
There, did not seem to be any air
pockets" for the aviator did not hcSi-
one who knew his work and thrilled
the thousands who stood watching as
he swoopcd down for thousand feet
like great hawk and then glideu Off
at n terrific rate.
Again III the afternoon Mr.. DomenjoZ
came from the hangar i'll the park and
went UP into the cooler air and again
the crowds stood open mouth and with
bent necks as he came soaring higher
and higher into the thin air.
II was generally conceded that he
was far cooler up in the ozone above
Richmond than upon the ground.
though the bird-man did not seem to
care. With perfect abandon. seeming
ly. he let his great machine fly and he
did not check the terrific hum OF the
engine until he had passed away from
the main section OF the city and was
turning the nose Of the craft earthward
again.
To-day he will duplicate the feat Of
yesterday. weather conditions permit
ting. and the Capitol Square will he
the scene OF activities. AS on yeStcr-
day. Mr.. Domenjoz will circle high
over the square, near the noon hour.
and perform some OF the feats which
havc made air-mcn generally regarded
As the most daring and fearless among
all professions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
WILL CLOSE ITS BOOKS
Commission to Panama Pacific Emo
nifion Preparing Its Report TO
f.cSISIn(urc.

Tho final meeting OF the Virginia
Commission TO tho Panama Pacific Ex-
position will be held in the Office OF
Governor stuart on February 10 at 3
o'clock in the afternoon. At this time
the ANAL report will be made UP for
submission TO the General Assembly.
CAPTAIN w. W. Baker. who Is chair
man of tho commission. has urged all
members Of the commission to be pres
ont. All tho exhibits. except those sold,
VIII arrive In Virginia on ono car
though. as yet, they have not arrived
The expenses OF unloading tho various
exhibits will be included In tho final
report 70 the General ASscmhlv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
URGES STEPS TO CHECK
TUBERCULOSIS RAYAGEs
Senator Thomas s. Martin Com.
mcnds Report of Virginia
Commission.
PROBLEM OF NEGRO SERVANTS
Economic Loss to State From Raw.
ages OF Prcventable Disease Is
EnormOuS-UrgcS Extension OF
Facilities at Catawba.

United states Senator Thomas s.
Martin yesterday sent the following
letter TO the Virginia Antituberculosis
Association In acknowledgment of copy
OF IT'S report just received by him
I'm response TO your request that
give some expression of my viex;
relative 10 the report of the tubcrcu-
/ i"sls commission appointed last year
NY ms EXccliency, Governor Henry =.
stuart, beg TO say that after going
over the recommendations Of the com
mission | feel that they are very sound
and practicable. and should commend
themselves to the wise Judgment of our
legislators. They indicate a deal Of
rainstakinS effort on tho part Of the
commission and suggest conservatism
ana rcasonahlcncss throughout
The very high death rate among
the negroes from tuberculosis has bccu
long recognized by persons AT all ia
miliar with tho subject. AS domestic
servants they come into closest rcla-
tons With our families 50 that cduca-
ton and control in this direction is
vastly important, to curb the ravac.cs
Of tho disease throughout the state
prevention should he the watchword,
ana this can be best secured through
education OF the public as to tho
methods and means whereby the spread
oil the disease may he prevented. In
the ratio that preventive methods or
education, is disseminated will the de-
crease OF tuberculosis in the State be
found.
ECONOMIC loss Is
QUITE STARTLING
"Tuhcrculosls involves long pe-ioj
OF suffering. expense and waste upon
us victims and their lations In
common with all public spirited citi-
: IONS. ! feel, Of courcs. INC deepest in
! irN Lei,
does. security 10 tho health and life
OF the people OF Virginia. Apart from
the humanltarianism which In itself ia
. impclllnE, In protecting our citizens
from the suffering and m:stor.uncs IN
cihcnt to tuberculosis. there is also 10
hc considered tho economic side OF the
question. AS shown ny tho report OF
tic commission. tho wage loss in Vir-
r!nia in 1914 through death from tu-
hcrculosis Was not far shor. OF $1,000
fd", and tho cost for care OF these
d'ccdcnts, during their illness. is placed
at SI,5on.ooo. This economic loss is
quito startling. hut wcln II 81 re-
rncmh"rcd that it's cause Is preventabIe'
/ II becomes appalling.
~ remedy for tho situation in vir-
cinia IL clearly pointed out in The
recommendation Of tho com mission,
which plainly outline tho necessary
and essential beginnings in order sue
'cSStnllN TO combat the r3vaCes ne this
dread disease on tho health aud life
OF so many OF our citizens. certainly
hope that the report OF tn" commits
sion will receive at tho hands Of The
log islaturc that careful consideration
! 10 which. feel. it IL entitled. have
lia;: r"t!onal opportunity to observe
some a. tho fruits Of tho wori; done at
tho Catawha Sanatorlum, and. I be-
li"NC. no mistake would he made hy
providing facilities for tho extension
Of tho work OF that institution"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
SIGNS CHARTER BILL
Mayor AInsIie Approves riau for Flee
ting Special Commissions to
Rcytse Charter.

Mayor Ainslie yesterday signed the
ordinance providing that the LcEisla =
turc shall be requested to enact a law
whereby % per cent OF the voters in
Eichmond may petition for a change in
tho city charter and elect q charter
change commission. whose rccommer-
dations shall be submitted to the popu-
lar vote.
Tho Mayor also signed the ordinance
providing for a charter change which
would give life tenure to members Of
the Fire Department and tho Fire
Alarm Department, and which subjects
them TO removal for cause by the Board
Of Commissioners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
SUES DR.. CHRISTIAN
Mrs. Carter AlIeSes Minister Drove
His Automobile Into Her


suit was instituted yesterday in
IIustinrs Court Part II. by Mrs. Willie
Gertrude Carter, of I;rook Road
against Rev. Asbury Christian. u. D.,
pastor OF Union Station Methodist
Church. for $1,000 damages.
II Is alleged that on September is,
1915, buggy, driven by Mrs. Carter
on Chambcrlaync Avenue. between
Park and ltcnnic Avenues, WAS run
into by An automobile driven by Or
Christian. and that tho buggy was
seriously damaged and tho lives OF
Mrs. Carter and two small children
were impcrillcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
PARDONS ISSUED
Gov~rn"r Acts recon ton Of
Trial Judge mud ommonwcsIth's

Governor stuart on Yesterday acted
upon tho following rardons
G. :. Ashford. convicted in January
1915. in IN" Corporation Court Of
lrurhhur= and sentenced 10 two wears
IN tn" pcnitcntinrv for cmh.zylc mcnt
"" was hardened upon rcro,nm cr,latinn
Of luiG" christian and Common
wcalth's Attorney YanccN
Waiter Baldwin. convicted in octo-
hor. 1919 in r;rayson County ot "a
folonioms assault aud given ono ycar
in the p"niioutiary. was nartonod lie
was convicted or having thrown - chair
az f"mal" relative. but missed her
and h"nc" The pardon. Judge Campbell
aud Comm"uv "aith's Attorney Har-
rinct"n signed tho application
Mary Carter. convicted in March
1919. aud given eighteen months for
forgery, was parolcd Ia !. IT, Clements
AZ u domestic in that howe.
lanes HARRIS convicted in tho Nor
folk T"lic" Court Novcmhcr =? and
sentenced To ninety DAVIS for ncttv lar
"cnN. aud Ed Hodges. convicted in the
Norfolk Corporation Court Of assault
and battery. with intcrt to XIII. and
sentenced Ia six months. wcrc both
rar'onCd rron annlicatiou nv tho CITY
Sergeant Of Norfolk for having assisted
In preventing an attempted ia!l de-
livery.
Charles T.. Workman. convicted in
Giles County in October. 1913. Of big
amy and sentenced {" three wears was
pardoucd unon recommendation OF
Judge ITcElcv aud Commonwealth.
Attorney Snydor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
PITTS FOR TREASURER
Friends Sn, AIbcmnri" Delegate. VIII
Iic in Unrc-'rhrcc 0tLcr
(apt,idotcs

n. II. ritts. rcprcS"ntatiN" from Mic
w3r!c County in th" General Assem-,
h'N. was on Yesterday announced L.
his friends rs n candidat" for Tho Of
t,"c cf state Treasurer. Mr. PINS I,nI
not announced his own c"udidacv 10
is suhc'.'irIaan Of tho finance cCnni,
50" Of th" lower House and is pree,dnn,
of til" National T1nt ~: Srntts,iIie
state Treasurer y. ". Herman Jr
IS cnndidnt" I" succeed himself and
James u, EottS. Of E"an"k" and |;ror.c
l.. kceZcll. Of Rockingham, ere also
candidates for the Office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05

During tho month Of January tho
chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
dumped over its piers at Newport News
- total of 45J.s"o tons OF coal. an in
crease of 2I1.a45 tons over tho Same
month OF last year, according to a
statement issued from the local Offices
Of the roai yesterday.
For the same month tho road loaded
a total OF 2.t42..S0 tons Of coal and
coke the entire line. which was
an increase Of SoI.SS5 tons over that
c' = yrar ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
SEVEN MEXICANS INDICTED
Charged with CoDspirsry to Violate
Neutrality I.nws Of United
States.

NEW ORLEANS. February 4.Thc
Federal grand jury here to-day re
turned indictments against seven McXi-
cans. charging conspiracy TO violate
United States neutrality laws. Two are
said 10 have been generals in Villas
army.
The indictments charge that last No
vem5er :he seven tried to ship war mu
nitions from New Orleans into MEXICO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
IIonOrs ftcqtiisltion.

,ioNcrnor .tuart On vcst0rlay N0u.
ored rcquisitIon papers from Goycrno,
Henry -. IIatneld OF Wost Virginia
for Cr:ss Henderson. yauicd IN Cabcll
County, w. Va Tor fclcni"us shooting
snd who is in Jail ~. IIopcwcll y, u
Bennett OF Wcs' Virginia. came dog
the prisoner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
ca~nri Given Preliminary Hearing.

Louis Casar charged with killing
Flo Yop. was given 4 preliminary hear
ing yesterday at The lIenrico Court
house. and held for the grand jury by
Magistrate II. s. sunday. OF Hcnrico
County. Casari claims TO have acted
in clf-dcfense.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
ItcutIisitjoD Issued.

Governor stuart on yesterday issued
rcquisition papers upon Governor Il. g.
Harrington ~ Maryland. for John
Nero, alias Charles smith. wanted in
Fairfax County FOR burglary. Nero is
sheriff OF FairfaX County. is dcsi::iIat. d
as the officer to return the prisoner
70 this State for trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05

Harold Holmes, colorcd. was held for
the grand Jury yesterday BY MaGis-
;ratc H. :. Sunday. Of IIcnrico County.
charged with faloniously asSaultinS
MARY Taylor with .'ock on the Os-
borne .rmrMpike
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05

r. l.. Timinons and g. a. Cottrell wer.
convicted in Police Court on yesterday
OF stealing automobile tires. and son
fenced to four months in Jail Each
took an appeal ANA bond in the sum Of
300 was required
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-05
Special Officer <,,,,c.

William g. T:cHdl.s has been aonoir,
cd special Officer Of !lcnrico ,,curt,
by Judge y. Carter scott and will ha
stationed 1T Highland Strings &c -,
sui, Of petition OF tho citizens ~
this section.