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VEHICLES FOR SALE.

FOR wagons, go TO Richardson Bros.
6l5 Brook Avenue. paint ng. repair
ing and rubber tire work. Madison
1861.
For sale, surry. suitable for o: >
horses. made by AhSlie: also harness
in good condition. Will b. sold cheap.
.\pnlN TO liS0 Beverly Strcel.
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WANTED-FarTns.

rent with option 20 buy. TO IL
acres. partly cleared. near Petersburg
car line OF Coast Lin. Railroad sta
ton Must have good water. 3 or 4
room cottage Address FUN particulars
Bon 1876, Manchester.
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SITUATION observation-disclosures.

WASTED position as househeep-r in
country by young mother and two
boys. l;,ry. enough 20 WORK Dairy
or stock farm preferred Address LirS
:. so West Washington street 70
t.rSburlr Va
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MONEY TO LOAN.

II IL NEED OF MONEY. BORROW
JEW f:i.EY AMI SlLNl3kWAR FROM
THE EQCITAB!.E LOAN SOCIETY.
ALL BUSINESS CONDUCTED STRICT
I,Y CONSEQUENTIAL PRIVATE CON
SUI.TATlON ROOMS FOR LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN. SECOND FLOOR
Snn iiRlAn S,rE E,E.'C
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FOR RENT-FIats.
UPHOLSTERY,

C.. &. LEVY
MAKES slip covers, uphoistering and
repair furniture. 425 West Broad
Street.
PARLOIt suits. coucheS, chairs Of all
kinds rcupholstcred in the best man
ucr: old hair mattresses made over
like new Jacob Umiaut Madison
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20 cypress tanks mus, be sold Il, once:
capacity. 500 /" $4,000 gallons. l.
RluforI & 90
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FOR S.tI.I.-iiOrSes

For sale: 90 head of good mulea.
weigh from 1000 TO 300 pounds:
price. from S@@a per pair up. This
stock is all in good condition and right
out OF the hardest kind OF work. Can
be seen at Plowmans Transfer Sta bles
II South Fifteenth Street.
HAVING decided to change one OF my
stables into a garage, will dispose OF
SO head OF mules and big horses and
mares They have been working here
Tor the last year in big trucks ana
wagons. Their ages are from : TO s
years Old. VIII weigh from 100 to
800 pounds. Prices from :l15 a pair
up. They are all III frst-claSs condi-
ton. and will Sell them under "a fun
guarantee. If not represented will
refund the money. Can be seen at
CrulIs Stables. II, is. Is. 20 South
Tenth.
CHANCE seldom offered. sloo cash
VIII buy a pair of mules. little ten
der in the front feet. Can be seen
at Crull,s Stables. IS South Tenth.
FOR sale. one large mule. weight
about. 200 pounds. VIII sen cheap
to q quick buyer. Can be- seen ut stop
:. Seven Pines Road. Dietrich & Hob
son.
FOR sale. pony, harness and rubber
tire cart, Pony is the right size
and beauty. child can drive. APP
ply lil2 Decatur Street, Monday.
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PERSONAL

LIST your real estate for sale with
Jarrett " Company, lli2 East Main
street We have a number OF Gus
TONER'S waiting. Your. may suit.
thonc Randolph 133
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WANTED. 20 ship-iittcrs and carpeiI-
ters, - painters. 50 InachinistS. 40
'uuuldcrs. - rivc:-rS : woodworking
Eill -rlachiu" men. Wages. 80 to rs
cents pcr hour Long lob. Apply at
once. American Employment bureau.
lGS North Ninth street
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EHTli;E stock Of buryi.s and sur
r"ys 10 he sold regardless Of cost
20 make room for auto work We have
tho best offers "..r made in vehicles.
AisO sroc"rN amt delivery wagons. cur
tam and panel sides. from $50 to $3.50.
smith Moore Vehicle 90. 3it North
l'iftn -
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COUNTRY ROARf,

BOULEVARD I'M. on Hampton Roads.
beautiful location. country and sea.
shore combined with city conveniences.
Excellent table. Terms. 50 to sl2 per
week. Near golf links. Open all tho
year. Misses Tabb. Boulevard Inn.
Hampton. Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTEb--Used iron nun- GA pen
stock IS inches In diameter. state
Quantity. price and condition !vey
Powder Company, l.cnoir. y G
il NIX Wanted prices on rlss bones
ana metals. Boz 81. Graham y e.
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WANTED-Room and Board.

room and dinner in
private family by young bachelor
References. oi+. care Times Dis
patch.
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HELP wANTED-t'e,naIe.

WOMEN wanted as government clerks:
$40 month. examinations coming
everywhere: sample questions free;
write immediately. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 80 j. Rochester. r.. Y.
WANTED "A white nurse or motnei' )
helper. Must have ru"d references.
NJ III; eos Fast Fran',i;l erect.
wanted. Must he neat
and have city references. 1901 Grove
Avenue.
NoME ZEN, Is or over wanted for gov
eminent Jobs. so month. Write for
list OF positions obtainablc. Franklin
Institute. Dept "3o. Rochester. " Y.
MANItli E1SI wanted at Itrool,S B,r.
her shop. First National Bank
WANTED, young lady 10 learn mani
curing. l;oOu position offered right
party. } sol. care Times Dispa, 90,
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NirGiuia TruS: Company. Trustee.
BY HERBERT W. JACKSON,


'HuGEAM For ARCulrEcTuKAL
'oMnETITioN IN PLANS FOE THE
PETERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL
The school Board OF the city Of Pc
l-rsbure, Va. contemr!ates the cree
ton OF high school building. ana
invites architects to submit compeu-
tive plans and specifications according
To til" following program:
condiiions--rhis competition shall he
open t" all architects in the state al
Virginia. Architects wishing 10 com
dresses Ia f.. NJ Martin. Superintendent
Of schools. petersburg. Va.
Architects IN submitting plans shall
they are the bona tide authors Of the
plans submitted, and II successful in
thu competition, they shall supervise
the eonsunction 81 the building
Realizing The fact that they are
charged with the responsibility Of
spending wisely large sum ui public
money, and conscious also OF their own
buildings nf this nature. the school
Board deem il wise Ia rcuurS! that all
competing architects furnish such evil
dcucc OF their ahllit! and experience az
roundencc III their ability 10 plan and
execute the work under contemplation.
No competing architect shall submit
more than iwn sets q! plans aud Spcci-
hCationS.
Each competing architect shall sub
init all plans and specifications wrapped
III plaIn paper, nc3r!r3 $40 indication Of
the identity "i tn" author attached
Ia each sci a. p!auS submitted. shall
lac Il plain. scaled envelope continuing
The namc OF author ami Sucn other in
formation as hc cares to submit. in
Guiding a statement from - reputable
builder Ia Ia" effect thIt IL said
builders Judgment fh- huildiu" as
planned 10y the architect, can h- built
Tor approximately the siam estimated
by the architect as the cost q. .ic
building. All OF the above shall he
wrapped in plain paper and '"ai!-h ~
expressed to j. NJ Townsend. Cle,k Of
school Board. Petersburg, Va
No conference shall be held between
any competing; architect and any n.tlu-
Der OF the hiIh school Committee. an
less Siich conference. hc Invited by the
committee and AL competing archi-
tects be given an opportunitT to attend
Details as 10 site, cost, charter Of
building. etc. viii he furnished in
writing upon application 10 j. NJ Town
send Clerk OF school Roard
MI plans must be in hands Of Clerk
"f school BOARD by May l. 1916
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COBB FURNITURE CO.,
lsH, EAST MAIN
iDl; S.tLEI-Mnchinery.
, EAST MAIN :

STEAM laundry complete. l. Blurord
& Co.
FOR sale, 80 twin cylindcr. A.. TO-
morse power gasoline motor. 80 sets
A-!nth wire tNCltcar rT .,GtomOhil l..
wheels and various other tyclec:lr .tc-
cfSSories. Writ" " y. faXn". Staun-
ton. Va.
For sale, 2.0on-pound carriage .l.-
Vator, HNi2. With power attachment
brand new, never been used. 10
horse power STATIONARY. Intcrna tiomal
gasoline engine. Writ" The Leader
hlow Co, stanton. Va
FOR sale, machinery, shaftiur, belt
ll!r. pullcyS, .o-horSc- power motor
ANA nftice fixtures. Apply @0I6 East
Hroad Street. Dietrich X iiohson.
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FOR RENT-Real Estate.

for rent at VIRGINIA
BEACH for residence or boarding
hous. purposes. For full list write
II. C!arkSon Meredith. Norfolk. Va.
FOR RENT.
Large warehouse. suitable for Stor-
ing automobiles. with private &. ~ -.
RwN track. This warehouS" il No.
609-6 North Seventeenth, Two hlocks
north OF Broad Street: size hVNi 30.
three floors with electric elevator.
Price, $500 per annum.
y ". BOWIE y son. IN|.
FOR rent. in an. best business bluci.
OF Charlottesville, Va. storcrooin
suitable for any business: also dwell
ings around the University of NirSinin.
Frank NJ iIuyett, Real Estate and Rem
tails. Charlottesville. Va.
NlNE-ROOM house, large lot, hot
water. o120 East MARSHALL. Apply
2@O3 East Broad Street.
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FOR SALE-iSenl Estate.

FOR sale. 1000 acres rIcn coar land
located In Dickcnson County. Va. In
terestc'l parties address Fred Fleming.
Murphy,s Hotel. Richnond. Va.
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\ bright honest boy LIVING IN neigh
b"rhood of Gintcr Park, can earn at
least 81 per week 10y working an hour
nr two each morning bcroic school
See tho Circulation Manager. Times
lpiSpatCn bf,iC.
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WASTED-Board.

YOI'N,; lady OF refinement desires
hoard; private family. references
exchanged. g :. r.. Box 1886, city
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WANTED-tiouseholh Goods.

HIGHEST cash price paid FOR second.
RaudolI.h aSl5
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W WANTED, on" soCd country boy fC.
CommiSSary WORK. Address. with
references. f'itz Gerald u 80 T. -. BOX
III. Richmond. VI
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. on" solitaire diamond ring and
on" sapphire ring st with !iaIuoUGs>.
returned TO q. " y, 2l& South FouttA
street No questions ,-kcd
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

HOUSE CLEANING;
House cleaning, staining. waxin.
scraping hoors. new houses. har,I-
wood noors Il speciality. Randolph
1863 Madison 2i.3-J WILLIAM
FIELDS.
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Observation-Disclosures.
VIVGiNiN TRUST CoMpANY-

VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY
RirhIn"ud. Ma. April >. 1916.
The VIRGINIA trust COMPANY. trus-
tee IN tn. decd OF oCtohcr :. lS.S. from
the Ircd.rdr Company. duly recorded
securing certain. rrcdcgar Company
bonds. has received under chat deed
j$5@..3O.3Sp siNtS-two thousand two
hundred and ninety dollars and thirty
eight cents to be applied in accordance
tncrcE.ith 10 the eXtingiiiShmclii AT til:
lowest prices Offered 81 portion Of
said bonds II they can be bought ~ not
exceeding 10 per cent prcntun. Sealed
bids viii be received by the said truS-
te. up 10 - Nj, April l." 1915, for
the sale to said trustc" OF as many
Of said bonds Will at tile price
offered not exceeding IL" peI cent,
absorb The amount above mentioned.
and said lids Mill I've opened at - NJ, on
that day.
Virginia Trust Company. Trustee.
BY HERBERT W. JACKSON,
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FOR ItENT-lSOon.


THE MONTlCELLO. ia North Eighth
newly furnished rooms. Soc 15c. 81
daily.
" ANTED, = gentlemen Ia occupy large
bright steam heated room. with cleo
trio l!Sh,s, phou. ana ali house privi-
!eg-s on car linz: with or without
board. Convenient to Locomotive.
Works. !220 Fourth Avenue, lIighiuud
Park. Phone Randolph tIl2-J.
WHEN you come to Richmond stop at
100. East clay Street. where you can
get nice clean room for 90 cents
ROOM viii or without board, w"i!
furnished all conveu:cnccs sos
South TnirG
as West Grace deSirably furnished
looms ~ desirahi" locality
.CHEISUEb li-ht houscke eping rooms
suite, all conveniences Adults
u. North Fourth street.
COMFORTABLE. rooms excellent meals
Terms moderate. los East Grace.
TWO ol. , unfinished rooms for light
Housekeeping. 3l3 South Third. sec
ond htt Phone Madison 2oSs-w
oNt furnished IRON, room in private
iruIlN I'arn Avenue. Call Randolph
col.
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TASLOR.-Dici. April :. following a
severe surgical operation "a, the
home OF his uncle. James NJ. Hcisk"n
In Galveston. Texas. pORTERt!f.Ip
HEiSk ELL TAYLOR, ~ TIA. ftty-fith
year OF his az" -" is survived by
his mother, Mrs Saliie Richardson
II Staunior IA Deceased wHs :. ma
tiNc OF Stauntor, Va, but had b-en
IN Galveston. Texas sine. ~ early
manhood. II. was OF Z, bright. jovi.i
nature, and greatly beloved by - wide.
rircl" OF relatives aud friends His re-
mains wcr" Inferred in i.akcvi. ~
Cemetery. Galveston, Texas
Lexington, Va, papers please copy.
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TAYI.OR-rhe fun"raI OF Mrs. II T.
TAYLOR. VII" died IN Glen Allen,
va Monday morning. VIII d" con
Quoted from Benefits Undertaking
tarlors, THIS DFrldsyb Ar'TERNDpN
~ ! O'Clock lu'"rln"nt kiS"rvIcw-
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SAFES.

BARN rs SAFE. AND VAULT co
- North Twelfth Street
SAFES bought. sold and exchanged
Hauling and repair work by experts
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WANTED. steady barber -" West
Broad Street
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fDll. Blu Died. at his residence.
1919 W"s, Marshall street. on Thurs
day. April .. a. $" l.. NJ. after q brief
ilinc.s. ANDREW t.DEl.RLtT in his
SiAtS-siXth year lie leaves to mourn,
heir loss, Ave daughters and four sons
Mrs !. !. Miller, Mrs. ". : Tirsj.y.
katherine T.. George H.. william \,
Alex i. water J.. also one brother.
Augusta, Ga, papers please uOp!
Funeral iIrDr
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FOR SALE:
FOR SAIL:
ABOUT 44O
ACRES

OF f"rtl" farming and dairy land; ad-
joining IN. eastern city limits Of South
fichlnon". On" mile Of river frontage.
at the head Of navigation. Two rail
roads into TIA" land. This property
mas great Development and speculative
value, AMI can h.. purchased at the
pr!c" OF farm land. aud az onc-third
the price az adjoining land.
See j \ CONNOLLY y 60
FOX sale. standing timber. farm lands.
town property. houses ana lots Il.
II. Brasg. Victoria, va.
FINE farm OF 10 acres on Broad
street Road: - acres cleared and IN
cultivation. Good six-room house: bis:
barn in good condition Fin. spring
An. apple orchard. Price. t5.50o or
Viii trnde for city property.
MODERN Woodland Heights dwelling.
rooms, bath and pantry hot-a!I'
heat Lot a3Elis feet beautiful lawn
aud fun grown hedge. plenty OF fruit
tres shrubs. etc. \ bargain a. So 0Gn
or Will trad. for renting property
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WiNTED-Reai Estate

WiNYEU-Reai Estate
LIST your farms with J A. Conneily
& Co. Write postal for necessary
blanks.
LIST your real estate foc sale with
Garrett company, me East Main
Street. We have number Of Gus
t0merS waiting. Yours may SUIT
Phone Randolph ;33
WANTED For IMMEDIATE CTS
TONERS
THREE homes in Paramount from
$1,000 10 $1,000.
SIX or eight-room home il. West t:ud
under $1,000; on Il eros, street
MODERN home on Grove or Hanover
Avenue from S,,"00 to 3io.p"o
WE have a number OF cash buyers for
property in al parts Of the city IL
you have anything 20 s"ll list il win
us to-day.
GARRETT * COMPANY,
lll2 East Main Street.
Randolph .:,3.
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WALL PAPER CLEANING.

WE CAN SAVE YOT THE COST OF
NEW PApERINC.
"" Specialize In cleaning wall paper.
Calctmin" woo,iwoik. metal ceiling, etc.
Prices moderate. AL worsl l:uarau-
t."d.
SOUTHERN WALL PAPER CLEANING
COMPANY.
til. EAST MARSHALL STREET,
l'uO\I: lsANDOI.rN ACC.
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DETECTIVES.

BuRCHS Private Detective Agency,
homo office. Park Building Phone
Randolph 1855. Richmond. Va
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FOR neutrality-suspicious..

FOR neutrality-suspicious.
FOR rent. Gresham Court. housekeep-
ing apartment: rent reduced S%' Per
month Phone DR.. Joseph D. Martin.
FOR RENT--FIats.
ECoND fiat, o5l5 Park Avenue. rooms
and bath. Possession AT once. Apply
80 IVES; Broad.
FOR rent. Hat, 6 large. bright rooms.
strictly modern; exceptionally desiTa-
BILE s@1aO per month. 2o;,-.N North
Mulberry. l.. w. McNeiEh. Agent.
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WAI.iPAPERfNG

Il u WoobSON finest ana lowest
priced wall paper and interior deco
Eating. Estimates Ch"erfully urui-heG.
22JN W. 3t03 East Marshal.
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CARPET CLEANING.

OLD carpets and rugs made over into
rugs. See samples. w w
M"seley & Co. Inc. 2lI North First
Sirect.
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HELP WANT!D-Nl.i>.

WANrEo, yong men a railway mail
clerks SO month. sample eXami-
nation questions free. Franklin l:sti-
WANTED. foreman for composing.
room, capable OF proof-rcading hp-
rlN Franklin Press 60 Petersburg. Va
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DRY CLEANING AND SECURING.

SUITS pressed &c: cleaned and
pressed. SOC. secured. 7ac.; French
cleaned. 81 up. ~ want co. ltailors
ana cleanerS) 1905 East Mbiu Street
Phone Madison T0gS.
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DEATHS

North Meadow Street, a. $50 o'clock
NJ, Thursday, SAMUEL. BENDIT.
He IS survived ~ his vii. and two
childrcn---onc sister. Of this city and
on" brother. OF Detroit. Mioh.
The funeral services wiil h.. h"ld
from The HON" AT J o'clocK TODAY
tFrtdoyt. !ut"ymcut Ia oah wood He
brew Cemetery. 40 flowers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-07

ROOMS and board, transient or perma-
neat. steam heat. special rates for
table bOarders. 10l East Franklin.
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L. \. GREEN K co.
Room Il Zeal Estate Exchange.

room u real f.Stat- Exchange.
Telcphon" Madison 1881.
FOR shie-Business property, 81 i-2
feet by 20T feet. fronting on two
prominent streets Of Petersburg. Va.
centrally located. splendid location for
high class business enterprises
Price. cheap. Can arrange terms Adj
dress lo2 RollinrbrOok Street, I'eters-
burg. Va.
FOR sale or exchange, house with /.
rooms. in good oirler nice size 10,
Phone boulevard $40
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-09-14
B0Y0FSEYENWAS
BURNED TODEATH
Kerosene Oil Exploded While
Contents Were Being Poured
Into Pumpkin.

Leon, aged seven years, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Smouse. residing in
the Pleasant Valley country south Of
Oakland, was burned to death Saturday
afternoon, and his mother was fearfully
burned about her hands and arms while
endeayoring to extinguish the flames
that encircled the form of the boy.
From what can be learned the boy
along with son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley
S. Friend. near neighbor, had secur-
ed pumpkin and after making a jack
lantern carried it to the second floor of
an outbuilding where they secured a
candle and after lighting it one of the
boys suggested that the candle did not
give sufficient light and proposed that
some kerosene oil be poured in. This
was assented to and the Smouse lad
went to the house and brought out a
can containing the liquid which he
poured in upon the candle. An
explosion Immediately followed which
scattered the burning oil and all about
the building and set the clothing of the
Smouse boy on fire. The mother hear
a commotion and the screams of the two
boys RAJ to the outbuilding. Seeing
what had occurred she frantically
fought the flames and in her efforts to
get the clothing from the boy her hands
and arms were fearfuly burned
The body of the lad was literally
burned to crisp but he fingered IN
agony for an hour or two whe'l death
released him from his sufferings.
Mrs. Smouse's burns were treated by
DR.. Broadwater. While she suffered
extremely for day or two after the
calamity she is now slowly recovering.
The funeral of the boy victim took
place Monday from the home
Subscribe for The Republican.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-09-14
CHARGED With
EMBEZzLEMENT
Cumberland Automobile Dealer
Goes to Jail in Default of Bond.

c. c. Frederick, an automobile dealer
of Cumberland, who has been fami-
liar figure IN police courts recently,
was taken before Magistrate Oliver H.
Bruce, Jr., and given a hearing this
morning on a charge of embezzlement.
brought by Carl Sanders, of Romney.
W. Va. After taking the testimony of
number of witnesses Frederick was
held for the action of the grand jury in
the sum of $500 bond. which he failed
to fill. He was taken to Jail.
According to the testimony offered
at the hearing Frederick agreed to sell
an automobile for Sanders, and as his
commission on the sale Frederick agreed
to take all over 5000. Frederick sold
the machine to A. Lazarus for S106 but,
it is alleged, failed to turn the money
over to Sanders. After pressing him
for settlement Frederick, it is al
legged. told Sanders he had sold the
machine jointly to A. Lazarus and a
man named Scheunt of Cumberland, for
which he was to receive S212. Fred
erick informed Sanders he had receiv-
led $1O6 from Lazarus, but had been I'M
able to secure the payment from
Schlunt. Sander then made an in
vestigation and learned. 1t is asserted,
that Schlunt had not been in the deal
and the machine had been sold to Lag
arus for SlG6, which sum had been paid
to Frederick. Sanders engaged A. A.
Young and Carl G. Mullin as his at
torneys and proceedings were institut-
ed to recover the amount paid for the
machine.
During the progress of the prelim-
mary hearing Frederick was rearrested
on warrant sworn out by Attorney
William c. Devecmon, charging him
with operating his car without permits
sion. Frederick will be given hear
ing this afternoon on this charge
I Cumberland News.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-09-14
ACCIDENT ON ROAD
An Automobile COliided With
Buggy and Occupants Injured.

Last Wednesday evening about II
o'clock. Mr.. W. z. Hendrickson and
Miss Effie Porter were returning from
SunnYside. where they had been attend
ing festival, and when near the Porter
home, south of Oakland, an automobile
driven by Mr., Lynch, of Ben Bush,
W. Va, collided with the buggy while
going at full speed.
The buggy, horse and occupants were
hurled into the ditch at the side of the
road, Miss Porter being thrown out
backwards, and landing on the back of
her head, sustaining painful injuries
which confined her to her home for
several days after the accident. Mr..
Hendrickson was thrown directly be-
meath the horses hoofs, and was tramp
ed by the animal besides having the
buggy, run over him. and sustained
some severe bruises. He was able to
By out the next day.
The horse was seriously injured by
the collision and the buggy more or
less damaged.
Mr.. Lynch was arrested by Sheriff
Ashby and brought to jail last Thurs
day and given hearing before Justice
West, who fined him $500 and costs
for reckless driving.