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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
SCHEDULES ANNOUNCED
FOR RlCHM0ND'S QUOTA
Men Selected for Service Under 10 Fer
Cent Call Leave Here on
Wednesday.

Richmond's 40 per cent quota of
sclcctmen. aggreEatins 2s4 mon who
have been found At for service in the
National Army. Will leave on wednes-
day for Camp Lee. The men from d.
visions Nos and will leave over
the Seaboard Air Line and Norfolk and
Western Railways for Petersburg at
1890 o'clock. There Will be 1872 men in
this assignment.
From Divisions Nos 1, 3 and S, 1872
men will depart by way Of the Atlantic
Coast Line and Norfolk and Western
at $3.50 o'clock.
Chesterfield County's quota Of forty
nine men will leave from Centralia at
Gal A. NJ, on next Saturday. while
Henrico County's allotment OF fifty
five will leave Richmond Wednesday
morning at 1880 o'clock.
All arrangements for the transporta-
ton OF these men have been perfected
by the office OF Adjutnnt-General w. w.
Sale, which is IN charge Of tho move
ment from every point in the State
General Sale anticipates that no trouble
will be experienced In having the en-
tire Virginia quota in camp on sch ID
uled time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
TRADES COUNCIL STANDS
BACK OF STRIKING CLERKS
Adopts Resolutions Setting Forth That
They Are Poorest Paid of
Railway Employer.

At crowded and enthusiastic mcet-
Ing last night in the Labor Temple.
900 East Marshall Street, the Central
Trades and Labor Council decided to
give the striking clerks of the Sea-
board Air Line all the assistance DOS
sible.
H. r. Colvin. local agent Of tho
American Federation OF Labor, pre-
scented set OF resolutions. stating
That. inasmuch us the. clerks OF the Sea-
board had joined the Brotherhood or
Hallway Clerks. and gone OH strike
FOR the purpose OF lettering their con-
dition. and that. inasmuch as the clerks
were the poorest paid OF all railway
employees. 1t was but Just that other
labor organizations should lend them
their support
After spirited debate. the resolu-
lions were adopted. which means that
not only will the striking clerks have
the backing of the Central Trades ann
Labor Council OF Richmond. but thai,
'hey WIN be assisted by all the or
Sanizations affiliated with 1t.
Similar action was taken IN reraro
to the twenty-seven label pastors who
walked out on strike from the South
ern Manufacturing Company.
j. j. Forester, grand president or
tho Brotherhood Of Railway Clerks.
AFTER conference with the local union
early yesterday morning. went south
over the Seaboard to meet some of the
omcials or the road from whom he
hopes to obtain contract for the union
that VIII put an end to the strike.
Girls nave been put at work in the
place OF the striking clerks In Nor.
foik and Portsmouth, and yesterday
afternoon: Colonel Henry NJ Boykin.
iocaI ireisht agent, announced thar
six girls had gone to work in Rich
mond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
FIND ALLEGED STOLEN GOODS
Dan Fielder and Columbus Cook Are
Charged With Stealing Dental
SuuDifeH.

After finding valuable silk clothing
and costly firearms In Dan Folders
home. at los Mayo Street. yesterday,
detectives Duffy and Rertucci said they
felt pretty sure that they had landed
a couple OF Southern Express robbers
when they arrested Fielder and Colum-
bus Cook, both colored The mcgee
were arrested Thursday night and
charged with stealing dental supplies
billed to the Vose Dental Company,
603 East Main Street.
Yesterday when the cases were call.
cd In the Police Court, the detectives
requested that continuance be taNen,
In order that further investigation
Of tho premises Of the Fielder and Cook
homes might he made. Justice Crutch-
field continued the hearings. Fielder
Is said to have worked for one OF the
Offices OF the Southern Exprcss Com
parry in Richmond and Cook at another.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
CERTIFIED FOR SERVICE
District Hoard Sends List hack to
District Hoard for III
rlai6n No. r.

The following list OF reEistrants has
been certified back to the local hoard
for Division No. by the district board
for the Eastern District OF Virginia:
Clifton Lee Melton. $50 stuart Ave.
I.atncy Jordan. Philadelphia.
T M,a,am r. i Foster. 81 ~ u. Leigh.
Jack Mickcs. i4os W Moore.
f Tq.ns P R ReiSs sSs s r.r.
G5Tsnee + nss; i. ics VI ch.5'
James T. sander dd ioi4 ". Marshall
Mari msduke o' 6. Rex. hermitage Road and
: Willie Sa!dner Groves cos ". Twenty sixth
Henry Davis SIS ST. Peter.
Eddie sexar. IS w; Orange.
james !: {. Johnsen. i v. leigh.
Iunius johnson. r. Coutts.
5 o,in ro % rf rs w. . ais '" cay
M.ss E. Wilton ly; 1 lsI Il w w. c IsiIh
Robert r. Harris; so1 s.; raul
k Iscr Neon Gognt GGok Its 3 35snse
Jane. Henry Founssin, i1se " fsixh.
i:inrood rriee. ii. W ~. D"vsi. ~ u"'''
Ira r. =, p W Tx1.r t s,ss y. W. Clay
Edward Rroadrck. IsiT ". Hroad!
Harry Aibsr. McGiaren. to1 W; Clay.
William Johnson. S2I william.
Tho following registrants in this
division have already enlisted In tho
military service of the United States:
George Gillian Munce. 2124 Monument Ave.
Fsa%ai. M.Fia srris ur 10 e0s Grace
Henry II. George. III. 1881 Monument Ave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
RACE FOR SENATE
Several Aspirnnt. for Scat to lie Va.
Gated by john II. Saunders,
of Middlesex

Inc race for State Senate in the
Thirty-nipth senatorial district will h.
decided on October 4. when Demo-
cratic convention will be held at Sa-
luoa for the purpose OF nominating a
candidate to succeed Senator John r.
Saonoera. who has been nominated for
Attorney General.
Already there are several avowed
candidates. Some OF those who have
already announced their candidacy are
Fra cis w. Smith. of King and Queen.
II. Jeter Hayden. of Middlesex: Major
James N. Stubs. Of Gloucester; J..
Douglas Mitchell. OF King and Queen:
Robert Beverly, OF Essex, and Mvon e.
Bristow. OF Gloucester.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT
FOR RESERVE BANK
Governor Seay Announces Establish-
.ment OF New Department of
Federal Institution.

For the purpose OF furnishing addi-
tional service to member banks, tho
Richmond Federal Reserve Bank IL
establishing a collection department.
for the handling Of all forms Of ma
turing notes, drafts. bonds. coupons.
Governor George j. Seay announced
yesterday. These items Will be col
lected as promptly as possible. and
credit given to member banks when
actual payment has been received.
To make this new department az
efficient as possible. Governor Seay
said member banks were urgently re-
quested to cooperate with the Federal
institution in making prompt returns
and adviccs of the payment Of collec-
tion items. Since it is recognized that
in presenting and renting for these
items, the renting or crcditing bank
Is rendering service Of different
character than that OF RENTING for It's
own checks, these institutions are en-
titled to make a reasonable charge for
the exchange.
The Federal Reserve Bank will make
service charge Of 10 cents per item
In addition to the exchange charge
that may be made by the collecting
bank. but there will be no charge i'm
posed Tor the collection OF coupons.
Only the usual charge covering the
expense OF registration and insurance
or express charges for coupons pay
able outside OF Richmond will be made.
To this must be added, however any
charge made by the collecting bank.
In connection with the establish
ment OF the new collection depart
ment Governor Seay announced that,
beginning October /, the local insti-
tuition would grant to each member ana
clearing bank. exemption charges on
2oo checks per month. The reserve
board has just announced this ruling
to assist in tho development OF the
new department since 1t is expected
to encourage direct dealings on the
part OF smaller banks with the various
reserve banks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
ALLEGED THIEF CAUGHT
AFTER EXCITING CHASE
Man Wanted for Stealing Typewrit-
ers Tries to Escape From
Detective.
is STOPPED AT GUNS POINT
Police Declare That H.. e. Lear Is
One Of Cleverest Sneak Thieves
Who Has Been Arrested Hero in
Long While.

AFTER thrilling chase. Detective
Sergeant j. l.. Wiltshire yesterday cap
tured and placed B. f. Lear, twenty
nine years old, Of 10 Orleans Street,
behind prison bars, and the police
think one OF the clevercst porch
climbers and jewelry thieves in Rich
mond is now In jail.
Wiltshire was looking for the man
said to have stolen typewriters from
the Office OF a. c. Williams. 811 Tray
eiers' building, and from the Rich
mond Automobile Club, Eighth and
Grace Streets. on Thursday. Tho theft
OF the machines was considered the
boldest sort of sneakthievery that ha.
been attempted in Richmond lately,
and the police associated the two thefts
together. as the machines were stolen
within an hour Of each other during
tho noon hour
The only description that the police
were given OF the suspected thief was
that "he wears cap. is apparently
face IL pox-marked." With this de.
scription. Wiltshire started out to ind
him. The officer etrolled up Main
Street and was loahng along, appar-
emily admirinS tho pretty fall show
ing of goods In shop windows whom
aioHS CdIle Lear, WIN cap poS-markc d
and all.
MARCHED TO STATION
AT POINT OF PISTOL
Tho detective quickly engaged tho
suspect In conversation, and finally
told him: II think you are the man
am looking for" Then. showing his
badge. the detective asked Lear to
walk with him to business house in
Eighteenth Street, where q typewriter
had been sold for IS, IT was said Be-
fore they reached the place. Lear threw
bundle he was carrying under ar.
automobile, turned and ran into an
alley. disappearing later into n lumber
yard. Wiltshire followed In hot pur-
suit and overlook Lear on tho street
Thore the officer drew his revolver and
told the suspected man that he would
fire on him II no ran again. Lear
was taken to the First Police Station
with little difficulty after his recap
ture.
Investigation showed tho bundle that
Lear threw away to be silver tea
set and Wiltshire said Lear admitted
that he had stolen 1t. 1t was said
that Lear admitted stealing both the
typcwriters and that he gave the name s
OF places where he sold them, one for
So and tho other for IS. The machine
were valued. in reports made to the
police by their owners. at more than
500 each. The police say that Lear
gave the name OF Holmes when he dis
posed Of tho stolen typewriters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
VII Open New Home,

invitations have been issued by the
central National Bank to n house
warming. TO be held Tuesday evening
beginning at O'clock, when tho pub.
lie Is cordially invited TO inspect its
new home at the northwest corner OF
Third and Broad Streeta. The build
'ns has substantially changed. and an
entire new front installed. The prom.
erty was recently acquired by tho bank
for a permanent home. and the lower
moor rcarranged to provide the best
possible facilities for banking pur-
poses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
GOODIES FOR SOLDIERS
Women Of Ricnmond VIII See ras,
Boys Get Sweets md
Sandwiches.

The women OF Richmond are deter
mined that the soldier boys leave tho
town with good taste in their
mouths: therefore they are arranging
to have many sweet things as well as
palatable things. 10 give the boys Just
prior to their departure. When tho
Blues left they were presented with
sandwiches and fruits and the inten-
ton now is TO treat the artillerymen
and the signal corps men In the Same
manner.
The committee in charge is compos-
ed OF Mrs. Fred Pleasants. 1905 West
Avenue; Mrs. c. II. Mason, 1906 Grove
Avenue, and Mrs. q. Is. =. Peasley, SIG
Lamb Avenue. 10 will appreciate
any contributions OF sandwiches or
fruit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
Bnptists Plan Rally.

Plans are now under way for what
promised to be one Of the biggest
rallies of Baptist young people ever
held in Richmond. Final arrangements
for this mass meeting, will be deter
mined upon at meeting OF the presi-
dents and secretaries OF the forty-four
local unions. which will be h, Id in the
blue room of tho Young Mems Chris-
tian Association on Monday night at
o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
To SIT for Judge Han..

Governor Stuart has designated
Judge Henry w. Holt, of Staun. m,
to hold court In Rockingham. begin
ming on September &c. Judge Holt
holds court In tho place. Of Judge r.
N. Haas, who has certified that Il
would not be proper for him t. pre-
side in the trial OF a certain case to
BIO tried ON that date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
p.ll.. s..k An. n,,v.,

Police we're last night trying TO iden-
tify tho automobile driver who ran
down William Richardson, colored. at
BROAD Street and tho Boulevard early
yesterday morning. Richardson was
bruised and cut slightly. and was treat
cd at Virginia Hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
CONN ern RAILWAY Enrninr,

assS3he southern Railway systems esti-
fIEted operating revenue for the hrst
Eeek@ OF September totaled 32l..5.9lo.
NJ compared with 5l.S57l29 for tho
yamee,week OF last year, showing an
mcrease' of 329s.7si. according TO ug
HEeBs made public yesterday by Comp
troiier a. II. Plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
New Hid. for PrI..i.r.

Public Printer Davis Bottom has
again opened bids for State printing.
1t Is understood that the bids submit
ted yesterday amount to about tho
same AZ those submitted und rejected
altogether by Mr.. Bottom. This time
there are two new firms submitting
bids. one OF them being an out-of-
town concern. which is attempting tn
get much o: tho State work. and It In
thought that because OF this will ba
able to submit 4 much lower bid than
the other nrms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
{ Ohe.areake and Ohlo EnrnI..

~ Estimated gross revenue of the Ches-
tpeake and Ohio Railway Company for
the ftrst week OF September aggregated
'4940,6s6. az compared with 3779,4S2 for
THO corresponding week of last year,
thowing an increase OF Si6l,2lI, ac-
Stgrding to figures announced yesterday
lkV. .ComptroIler L. +. Sullivan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
Jailed for Failure to n.sl.t.r.

For falling to register. L. II. Scott.
Baltimore: Hillary Atkins. Norfolk, and
Preston Robinson. Manning. S. c.. all
colortd. were sentenced by Judge Wad-
dill. in tho United States District Court,
to ten days in Henrico Jail and ordered
to register. Ono other alleged Stacker,
Charles Perry. was acquitted by Judge
WaddilI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
M,tcheIl. Case Contained.

Hearing OF the case OF Raymond
Mitchell. twenty-six years old. was
postponed yesterday morning by Jus
tice IF. A. Maurice in Police Court, No.
9. until September %. Mitchell is
charged with criminally assauItinr
Phyllis Carpenter. fifteen years OF age
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
Ordered to oEIethorn..

Lieutenant J. G. Pollard, who
8 }sssy~ccoGnt OF the physical examina
Alon, could not accompany the iIowit-
tfte-yp. Fort Ogiethorpe. Ga. has re.
SAiyAd orders to report to that camr
2gt.yonce. Lieutenant Pollard Is much
tBrAtihed that he has been ordered tc
report, and will leave tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-15
New Canv.. Tabernac,e.

Revival services will he resumed at
Leigh and Thirty-third Streets to-mor-
row under new. tent. The old tent
was burned. and two boys have bee:,
held for the Juvenile and Domestic
Relations Court on charges OF firing It,
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re nleo % ifaiieoe lit Sano Ell geiio.
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