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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-26

Twenty-Five of the best-known
wild west performers in the United
States, together with several strings
of the fastest horses, the wickedest
hucking broncos and the rangiest of
Texas streers will take patr in this
summers roundup, according to ne
gotiat'ons which were closed Monday
through Secretary Briggs of the
Rogue River Roundup Association
and which will undoubtedly prove to
make this years celebration one of
the biggest attractions which the Pa
cific coast can boast of for this year.
The contracts were made through
Dell Blanchett, who is one of the
owners and principal men connected
with the 2endleton and other round
ups, and who Fred Herrin and Secre-
tary Briggs made arrangements with
on their recent trip to Pendleton. BY
joining IN contracts with Philomath.
sufficient funds could be offered to
get this wonderful galaxy of stars and
their equipment at both shows and
therefore pay them to leave their
work and make the long trip with
their several cars of stock from Pen
dleton and the various other places
where the different men are located.
The Philomath roundup will be held
N the latter part of June, and from
there the participants can come direct
to Ashland for the big show on the
9rd, 4th and 5th of July.
Among the various wonder people
whose services were signed up in the
contract are:
Miss Ella Merryfield, celebrated
trick, Roman and bucking horse rid
er.
Miss Katherine Wilkes the Chey-
enne girl who holds the record Of be-
ing the lady champ 'onship buck'ng
horse rider of the world.
Miss Josephine Sherry. the best
known lady trick rider in the coun-
try. Does the drunken cowboy, y
rides without a saddle on savage
horses, also a relay and pony express
rider of note.
Sid Seals, the Condor, Ore, cowboy
who is the champion trick rider of
the world and a pony express rider
of renown.
Lee Caldwell champion bucking
horse rider of the world Has won
95 prize saddles and won the Police
Gazette gold belt which was offered
for the champion bronco buster at the
Sheepshead, N. y. contest. The Gel
luloid buttons which the roundup as
sociat'on will distribute In the future
will bear a picture of Lee Caldwell
riding one OF the worst bucking
horses known. He also won the
bucking contest two years ago at
Pendleton.
Jackson Sundown. Nez Perce In
dian who won the sweepstakes and
the first. prize saddle in bucking con-
test at Pendletoh last year.
Rube Fisher, pony, express and re-
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-26
First Tourists
OF the Season

The auto camp ground had its first
tourist visitors last night. Two cars
from Greeley, Cal, camped there.
They were allowed to build campfires
as the kitchenette was not yet open.
II has been suggested that some pro-
vision should be made for fire to
warm by during the early spring and
late fall, when the weather is too chill
ly to be comfortable. Each small ac
quisition OF comfort will add to the
of the camp.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-26

The A. W. Atterbury property on
Sherman street has been sold to DR..
W. E. Buchanan, local dentist, who
will soon occupy It.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-26

Tuesday was the warmest day of
the year so far. During the heat Of
the afternoon several thermometers
on the Plaza showed the temperature
to be 7S degrees.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-26

Mr.. Glieve, the expert window
trimmer in vaupeps store, donated
his services in decorating the two at-
tractive windows of the Red Cross
headquarters.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-26

Pendleton-36O acres near Athena
sold for $4,000.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-26

Official receipts will be mailed to
the members as soon as thev have
been received by the local secretary.
Miss Watson.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-26

Phone Job orders to the TidinE'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22

DRUG STORE for sale cheap; excellent buy Tor
one starting in business. owner retiring: splen-
did corner location. Main 1888 or address BOX
a5-P. Star Office. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22
AUTOMOBILES.
AUT0MoBTLEs-F0R sALE-Cea1'l.

Al AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS
Cole g" 1917 Touring,
Oakland 6,
Palmer Singer 6,
Studebaker 6,
Allen 4 Touring,
AUBURN 4 Touring,
Buick 4 Touring,
Cole 4 Touring,
Dart 4 Touring,
Haynes 4 Touring,
Maxwell 4 Touring,
Overland q Touring.
Terms can be arranged for responsible parties.
The Henderson-Rowe Auto Co.,
1912 18th Street NV.
Main 2o7o-2o77.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22
FOR SALE-GARAGES.

FOR SALE-GARAGES.
/ WILL BUILD You ANY KIND OF GARAGE
quickly aud at the right price.
X. b. FERGUSON
Res, n. S06e. 10ll 9th ct. d. 1877.
GARAGE THAT IS COOL IN SUMMER AND
warm in winter. Let give you an estimate.
Low price will surprise you. Address Box ZIP.
star ONCE. 26s
GET A GARAGE THAT WILL OUTLAsT AMI
Taraee ON the market. in appearance. durability
and price. v. 7. II. BEN. Evans bldg. Room
.cO2 Phone N. 1883.
LOST AND FOUND.
AN so. c. +. pamphlet Kivet Spacing. Re-
,Jrn Star Office. 75c. 23s
AUTOMOBILE TAG-Maryiand 81 1893. Reward.
lanes A. Farrell. 200 q st. ne.
rRACELET-Childs. gold. marked "E. X.
McC.." between Webster Circle and Mass. ave:
and 18th st. Suitable reward for sentimental
reasons Will b paid. Room $50. House Once
b30Db --a--r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22

AMERICAN B0YS-Four wanted to work in
restaurant; SO per week. Address Box asp,
Star Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22

AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS.
Locomobile, 1916; s Sssd t J months.
Winton, 1913, touring.
Hudson, 1915, touring.
Studebaker, 1912, passenger.
Paige, 1912, touring.
Moon, 1917, touring.
Stutz Six, raceabout.
Stutz Six, touring.
Stutz, 1914, roadster.
Sun, 1917, touring.
Maxwell, 1916, touring.
Chevrolet, 1916, touring.
Allen, 1915.
Rambler, 1913.
Ford, 1917, touring.
Ford delivery.
Ford touring cars.
Terms can be arranged to responsible parties.
UNION GARAGE,
oI3-2I G St. NV. Main 1896
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22

FINANCIAL INSTRUCTOR.
THE PAPER WITH A POLICY.
1t contains investment news OF all lines OF in
dustry 1t has an Investors Aid Department.
which gives real service.
FREE SAMPLE COPY
Upon request Financial Instructor, 1918 North
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22

INCORPORATE your business; avoid partner
ships: protect private property from business
ventures: information free. Philip Lawrence.
former assistant secretary state. Huron, South
Dakota. Dakota ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22
Al AUTOMOBILE
BARGAINS ..

Al AUTOMOBILE
BARGAINS.
BUICK. eCYL.. 5-PAssENGER.
CHANDLER, 6-CYL., 5-PASSENGER.
HUDSON. 8-CYL.. PASSENGER '(2).
HUPMOBILE. 5-PAsSENGER.
SAXON, s,CYL;; 5-PAssEN sGH m
CHEVROLET BABY GRAND. 5-PAss.
BUICK. 4-CYL.. 5-PAssENGER. (2D.
sTUDEBAKER. 4-CYL.. 5-PAss: t2l.
CHEVROLET 4-CYL ROADSTER t2l.
OVERLAND 4-CYL ROADSTER ~.
OAKLAND 4-CYL. ROADSTER.
BUICK 4-CYL. ROADSTER.
FORD ROADSTER.
Nearly all the above cars 1915 1916
models. Eiec. lights and starter. Condition Al:
When you them and their prices you will
agree they are rare BARGAINS.
YOUR CHOICE
OF ANY CAR BELOW FOR
HS saso .crr. ss s:sas,. E. s $50 :,
COLE 4-CYL.. 7-PAss. =. l.. 8.
OVERLAND TOP DELIVERY. E. LIS
oAkLxND RoADi;sTER. E. L..
HoLLIER, s-CYL.: s,PAss:. E: L. $:
STUDEBAKER, 4-CYL.. 7-PASS., Z. L.. 8.
BUICK 4-CYL ROADSTER.
MAXWELL SPECIAL TOURING.
The above ears are all in Al condition and
fully equipped.
We are clearing house for 10 new auto deal
ers in Washington.
By all means see these cars before you buy
elsewhere.
AGENTS AUTO CO., INC.
Used-Car Clearing House,
ga to 234 18th St. NV.
Main 5o6.
OPP. POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER CO..
Al BARGAIN USED CAR week: CadiiIacs aa1
ether makes. from 500 to 81. 800.
THE COOK & ETODDARD COMPANY,
Tel North 1910. 1106-<O Com. ave. 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22

GROCERY-Doing a good business: cheap rent
best bargain ever known; good reasons for sell
ing: don't overlook this II you want to go in
business with a little money. Inquire 1873 7th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22

LARGE. resourceful mail order house, doing half
a million dollar business. Is in the market for
meritorious articles tLovelty staplel, which
can be sold by mail through Jobbers. or
would consider buying good PATENT advise In
detail and II possible submit samples and all
information in FIRST letter
p o. Box No. 25s8 tstation AZ,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
COMPILATION OF LAWS or
MORE THAN THIRTY STATES

The state Legislative Reference Eu-
r"aW. under the direction OF H. T. col
Win. secretary, prepared and iSSU"O
during The last session Of the legiSla-
turc Il compilation of the workmcn'.
compensation laws in force in ,n"rr
than thirty states of tho Union Thls
compilation. supplemented 10y later rc.
ports on recent legislation that arc
"htainahl" from the Federal service
will materially simplify tho comu.s-
Sion's task.
Within tn" last sin wears more thar,
thirty Of the states besides the Fod-
crai government and the Territories OF
Alaska and Hawaii have adopted com.
pcusation laws. The first bill provit-
inc for system OF workmcn's cor =.
pensa;ion WAS Introduced in the Viz
ginia Legislature in 1914. II encountered
vigorous objection. especially from mo
employee clements and failed to pass.
y bill introduced at the last session
was withdrawn after an agreement was
reached 10 appoint a commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
FIGHT ON STREET CAR
Four Policemen and Two Car En-
ploHccs Required to Overcome
Roger Dunscy.

Roger panscy. Of 907 South Randolph
street. who was. apparently. suffering
from som" aiiliction OF the mind was
arrested yesterday on "a Broad and
oakw"od car at First and Broad
streets after Il violent struggle with
III" ear crew and several polio" officers.
conductor IL. = Iohnson'S attention
was attracted to the mans actions by
another passenger Danscy was claw
inG at The scat in front of him aud
mutt'rinG to himself. Johnson asked
hiin If he was sick. and the man surauE
AZ hn. y struggle cnSucd, ANA Mo
'"rman j. y. Powell came to the rescue.
Eut i'anS"y was not Subducd until 20
ll"emcn tr""dlc, Harris. Rccce and
ti"urn"y Joined in tn" struggle Cree
dl" $ fac" was injured in tho fight and
TWO windows were broken. There was
mu"h excitement on the car during tn"
CourS" off the struggle. II required
The strength OF six men to remove INN.
and officers had To hold ransey down
in the patrol automobile IN which he
was taken AWAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
SP0RTSMEN FAVOR TREATY
Telegraph Senator's Asking Them 10
Rntify Agreement on Vii
IrntOry birds.

Virginia sportsmen are much inter-
"Sicd III the fate OF the bill now pend
ing in the United states senate 10 ra,i-
~ IN" treaty with the Dominion OF
Canada on the migratory bird lan. and
many Of them arc eXerting all Of their
inau"nc" to see that tn" measure is
passed. From Richmond alone yester-
day many prominent citizens t.la-
Sraphed 70 Senator'S Martin and swan
son urging efforts il, behalf OF the
measure.
However. it is understood tina, con-
siderable opposition, led by tho SEN
ators of North Carolina. mas developed
toward tho measure. 1t was explained
that the interests which formerly at
tackled the original migratory law have
resumed their fight against tho ratin-
cation OF tho treat, "a a means 10 de-
feat tho objects which the law is dc
signed 10 ccomplish-the protection Of
migratory birds
The National Audubon Society has
representatives in Washington who are
using their iu;u"nc. b. behalf OF the
ratification, while II IS also being given
the supper, Of Tho Virginia Gam. Pro-
tcctivc Association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
Commission TO PREPARE
NEW COMPENSATION ACT
Will Meet at D'llce of Governor
Stuart ON February IL fo,
Organization.
FRAMING NEW STATE LAW
Authorized to Digest Various Stat
utrs of This Country and abroad
and Report Its Findings to Next
General Assembly.

Letters addressed yesterday by Gov
crnor S,uar; to the seven members Of
th, legislative Commission on Work.
mems Compensation. suggest February
- ms III" date for the first meeting OF
the body since its appointment several
months ago. II is suggested that the
members meet in the Governors Office
ana organize.
To this commission has been in
trusted the task OF direstinI the va.
rious compensation laws that have been
adopted in this country and abroad
and bringing i'm at the next session of
tho General Assembly a report cmbody-
Iur recommendation for Il law suitable
to III" needs of this state. liz. APP
poiutmcnt Of the commission was All
tnori2"d by the Legislature after r"p-
rcsCutativcs Of workinSmen and cm-
rl"ycrs had agreed that this would he
tn" wis.st course to follow.
Tn" commission is composed of stat.
Scn-tpr &. c'conur Goolrck. of Fred
cricksnUr%: Ice Long. OF Dante: Frank
Is rnck "f Richmond: G.. Edwin Michael
OF kunnok"; Charles ~. Perry OF Nor.
io!k, H. NJ. Cousins. OF Richmond ana
Il. ;. barbour. Of South Boston Work
inGm"n aud employers, as we'll as tn.
Leg i>!"turc, are represented IN Tho
personnel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
GRASTY RESIGNS
Gives III Position ns Drpu,, Collector
of Internal Revenue tn ltun
for OUlrc,

j. II &. Grasty. deputy collector Of
internal revenue associated with the
force charged with the enforcement of
the Harrison antinarcotic act. ycstcr-
day forwarded to collector Z .. L.
Moncurc his resignation to take cf-
feet on February IS.
The resignation. said MIR Grasty.
will leave him free to begin ut once
an active campaign for the Office Of
Secretary Of the Commonwealth. which
n" said. i is his intention 10 prosecute
vigorously until the August primary
Mr.. Grasty has been AN acknowlcdgcd
candidate for this office for several
months. He viii be opposed 10y COL
oncl Is. .. James. incumbent. and Ma ior
Phi! +. Brown. Of Blue Ridge Springs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
JOHN F. TANNER DIES
AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS


John + Tanner, forty-fvc wears old.
widely known in business circles and
a partner I'm the firm Of Tanner Paint
and OIL Company, died yesterday morn
ing al 1880 o'clock al his homo, 220s-.A
Grove Avenue, after a short Illness The
funeral Will be conducted this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock by Rev w Il l..
Smith, ID H., from the Second Baptist
Church
Tho following Viii aet as pail
bearers
Active-coloncl EaIrh Neal. william
". Neal Eugene B!anton. Arthur ".
Evans, Robert Mitchell l. j. Word.
G. W. Williams and Stanley Il TYLER
Honorar%a.I Taylor Euyson. James
d. 'runp.. W..l.er =. Mercer. H. r. Gu-
man x. NC Burlington, Louis R-ale
John 5. calvert r. r. organ. wallace
cs.hristian /. II. Fear. y y. Wrenn c.
: campbell. G. y. Johnson. Charles p
McCluer W = Terrell and Oscar Rod
Sir Tanner VAS an ACTIVE mcmber
Of the Seeoud baptist church. ana ,oo,.
great interest in It, work lie was
also lnember O: the Commonwealth
Club.
He is survived by his wife. VINO wa.
MISS kat" NoWlar. three sisters. Mrs
J. 6. Younger, Mrs y = I.voue Jr
anc Miss Mildred Ice Tanner ana cvc
brothers Charles W. Wi!Iiam i a.
bert Edwin ~ ana waiter : nan
ner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
Stole Fuel Giuen
to Poor of City
1Wo Negroes Sent 10 Roads for
Theft From, Dependent
Families.

John Minor and Ernest Brooks. coll
"rcd, charged with stealing wood from
INC city. were convicted in Police
court yesterday morning. and each was
Sentenced to six months on the public
r"ads 1t developed III the hearing
'h't me negroes We're employed by
GIN brothers. Ninth and McDonourh
streets. South Richmond. to deliver
wood bought by the city for dependent
families. ana that in about twenty
cases they had delivered only half the
wood consigned To them. They were
arrested by Policeman Strain.
Chairman John HrSchbcrg of tho
administrative Board, appeared against
them and urged that the scvcrcst pen
atty be imDoScN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
DIES IN WASHINGTON
toiorcd Attorney. Enr,urrl, N.,,t,.
CITY Council "f Hichmnnd.
Passes ivnN

The funeral of james ~ fi.ea
prominent co!or"d ATTORNEY wrs. u..l
IN "ashingiom o" su"da wi. te H..a
mond, educated in Tho y4Ilf. Is
and representcd old jacobson Wa-s
the CITY CouncI! for several t.qr.
Hayes graduated IN lsyw from lIo.-
ard University after tea.hi-ig ..h..t
for severa! years, ana IGsellc.d liu
profession here. taking par' iu several
important legal battles hcfrr. ,n. ST.,
p"cne Court. Including the .lrut ap.t,.s,
the Virginia Constitution ~. VIII I.
buried with Masonic honors hrrp y.
past grand master Cf Tho coIor,d Ar
sons Of Virginia, secretary OF rgn
Grand Chapter. Royal Arch Masyus ara
recorder OF King Ealdwin's Grand
Commandcry. knights Templar. OF N.r-
ginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
Committees NAMED
TO WELCOME H\'rTEItN

FairfaN e. Jones. chairman of the
general committee "i former members
III tho Richmond iowitz.rs. who will
welcome tho artillerymcn on their re-
turn from tn" border. has appointed the
following subcommittee TO take charge
OF tho details:
Speakers committee captain Ecau-
r"gardc l.orrain. Il. II. Euhank. Il. w.
Wilson
Committee on publicity Earle Lutz.
chairman. William peNcrcuN. Thomas
l.aGd, Albert Subls;t.
Committee to request all factories
ana railroads to blow wh'StlVs--cap-
tain Is. l.orrain. chairman; l.. II. Eu,
bauk w W. PoindeNtcr. sidney Mac
farlauc. w \. Euaard, G. {. Jones.
Clarenc" LeFor.
Committee ON ways ana moansB
W. Wilson. chairman. Il. y Eowscy.
y. y. Clcary. Neil Reardou. Ellis Red
turd. =. II. F.ubank
Committee ON parade-Captain H..
T.or!aiu. chairman; lieutenant Fred
M!nso,.. Lieutenant Perkins Taylor.
Lieutenant w W. PoindeXicr. Lieuton-
ant !. w. Booker
Committee on decorations Is. \
yl..ry. chairman. Gus Dclarue. Ham
iltou White. K. y. EOwsey. John Ryan.
Roscoe hughes. Hiuuaut Jones, Jam =
Ciasser, Saunders Brooks.
Committee women's r'Ception-Mrs.
John Myers. chairman; Mrs. I'airfaN 9.
Jones and others 10 =" chosen by Mrs.
N.,.r.~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
.HQW|TzER ASSOCIATION
May Be REORCAN|zED
Former Members of Famous Battery
Plan to Welcome Boys on
Their Return.
Factories and Railroads to BE Re
queStcd to Give Blast on Whistles
When Troops March Back to Their
.ArmOry.

Steps looking toward: ;rlc r"viviug of
the old Eichmoud iiuwitzers' Associ-
alton. which has been inactive f"r the
past few years, have been taken by
members Of the Younger generation OF
~ -ortillcryincu. WITH this idea in
view. ~ committee has been appointed
10 confer with the war veterans Of the
organization, and II is probable tina, a
meeting viii Ice held shortly to look
into the matter.
The Richmond IiowitzcrS' AsSocia-
uon, until two years ago. was one Of
the most active Of the veteran urGaniza-
lions Of tho city. It was composed OF
mon who fought with tho battalion in
tho War Between the states and of
those who left the active battery in
more recent years. cine of til" features
OF the association was the annual ban
quot on the anniversary Of the haiti"
al Fredericksburg. when members of
"a" active battery We're the guests OF
the association.
l. II. Euhnnt is chairman of a COM
mittec which Will lool; into the FEAST
hility &c rcorgauizing the association.
The other members are DR.. .\rmist"aG
GIN and John Ryan. u Is their purpoS"
I" consult with the prominent Veterans
and those who formerly took a part in
tn" activities nf The associations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
Traffic Hearing Postponed.

The meeting Of the Council Commit
te" ON ordinances. scheduled for to-
morrow night, has been postponed until
next week. Tho proposed traffic ordi-
nance Was TO have been considered at
this time. but as many persons inter-
"Sted IN the measure will he in attend
auce upon the AutoInobil. Show, il was
decided 10 defer tho meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
viii No, App-a, Wade ycrdic,.

Counsc! for George Wade. convicted
In the lcurico Circuit Court Monday
Of 'irSt-derrce murder and sentenced
20 life in tho p"nitcutiary for Kill
ing his Stcp-fathcr. Jumes NJ Gordon
announced yesterday that they would
no; appeal the ease or ask for a now
trial. Attorneys entered a plea OF
insanity. and argued for Wadc's COM
mitment to the hospital FOR the crimi-
nal insane
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31
AUTOMOBILE SHOW IS
7 NOW ASSURED SUCCESS
Constantly Increasing Crowds View
Exhibit of Fine Cars and
Hear Music.
DANCING PROVES POPULAR
Tonight To BE Sister cities Night
for Out-of-Town NiSitorS-Socicty
to BE Out in Force To-MorroW
Night.

Early prospects for tho unqualified
success of the Automobile show OF tn"
Richmond Automobile Dealers Asso-
citation Developed last night int" a
reality, when thousands II people
drawn hith,r by the fascination of tn"
great and varied assortment Of cars
and the much -hcraldcd wi,chery OF the
orchcstra'S rendition OF popular hh-
waiian airs. crowded their way into
the GraNs' Armory. whore the exhibit
and the band and Honolulu melodies
will he Richmond'S central attraction
throughout the Week.
Popular from the tim" the doors
were opened - the public on saturday
night. the show Is now hes inuin& 70
strike its real stride ;oWarc the nSs'
success, and tn" lndicAt'hS are 'h"'
before tGH curtain closes on inc cN
hihit. It's promoters VIII realize thnt II
must become permanent institution
in tho progressive noinolor''hl ~" Q.
the city anu the Nta,"- KS "H"!"' '''''''
dustry: I'll" incentive 1t gives 10 thoS'
who arc interested IN N'rs ma
NeloHnert ~ the Matter OF Anyways
and the opportunity II Anords !" com
hinc business Win pleasure nave I'M
pressed The mNitiuae ot VISITORS VINO
have seen me sNhiol
CROWD LARGER TIA
oN fHt'EpiN" bNf
Manager Mont" j. stone !aS' hiS ny
expressed inc greatest satisfaction
with tho patronaEe IN" Sno" h"S
ceivcd, and sara the crowns E'S'"rn'E
were n1Nch lafScf ma" on Any OF 'hH
preceding DAYS
Ihe very nater,a! '"nne'N"n &c
tween tho auioinooNo ana fo"a I'M !
proNcmeNt WAS given dGHeG SiEhin-
cameo last h'shi by ne pFssenge AT
the arm DRY OF - hummer ot NeltEtteS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31

William Jackson, colorcd. arrested
ONE time ago on suspicion OF being
tn. driver OF the automobile. which,
on January ;. struck and killed Isaac
Terrell, was dismissed yesterday in
'oliC" Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-31

sunny Eodgcfs was iu"d SO in
Toiic" court yesterday morriii; on q
charg" Of AUTOMOBILE" Speeding.
=. Julius, charged with lahnring a,
his trade OF sunday ~ selling gro
C.ri.s. MAs nnnA a
The Holly chieftain., 1917-11-16
The Garden waI.

The fashioninG OF . garden wan u
something more than the laying Of
stone upon stone. 1t is complex in Its
very simplicity. It is bit Of work
that demands the skilled hand of an
artist, tenderly directed and guided by
q heart full Of love. Jewels are being
set. The earnestness of the worker,
in the sort Of sdbcOnscious expression
he 10 giving to his soul, makes the true
garden wall endearing and enduring.
4 sylvan monument has been created.
Walls like this grow to welcome the
friendly green moss and the clinging
vines and invite the shy and tiny now
srs to live within friendly crevices.
The gardens within these walls are
and ought to be. as simple and sweet
and unpretentious as the protecting In
closures. The flowers should just seem
to be what they are and where they
are, as If nature had not seemingly
been curbed and refined by finishing
school for young ladies. but had been
gently aided in her work by xynpn-
thstic hands.-Exchange.