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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS lie

Egyptian DeOdorizer , for. 26c
Dust Cloths , for ............16c
Menthol Inhalers . for ...,. &c
Key Hooks , for ...........1 Ice
Pencils for .......-..... &c
Penholders ? for ............ &c
Pen Points dozen for.......1fc
Linen Envelopes > for. ...... Ice
Plain Envelopes . for .......1tc
Linen Tablets Or.......:,.11c
Liner Stationery Cbox) . for PC
MenH Dol Cough Drops . for. &c
Ju-Ju Cough Drops for. &C
Liquid Court Plaster , for. tic
Styptic Pencils for. ...-...11c
Photo Hypo for ...........11c
Key Ring and Hook . for. ice
Nail Brushes , for. ice
Sanitary Napkins( pkg . for pc
Salv. Poultry Tonic . for 26c or sic
Weare's Heave Remedy for sic
Corn Files > for ..........-.11c
Aluminium Casseroles . for S3.O1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-13

This Is Only a Partial List. Many
Other Articles at One Cent Sale Prices
Also extra special prices on Safety Razors, Themos
Bottles and Lunch Kits Ideal Hair Brushes Imported
Perfumes Cameras Pipes in Cases, Bath Sprays, Hand
Mirror, Shaving Mirror, Trench Mirrors.
Mail orders will receive prompt attention. We reserve
the right to refuse to sell dealers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-13
1c-Rubber Goods-1c

S1.25 Fountain syringe > for S1.26
$50 Fountain Syringe > for Sf.5t
S175 Fountain Syringe , for SIG
$500 Fountain Syringe . for S2.Of
s. Ladies Rubb. Syr. , for s2.Of
25c Infants Syringe . for. 26c
soc Rubber Gloves . for. 800. sic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
TRUNK LINED WITH TIN
Thirf! 0unrt. Of Liquor Consirncd IN
Louisa Now In First Police
station.

y trunk lined with tin. which in
turn was lined with some thirty u,ar,s
OF whisky. was discovered in the ,,hcs.
apcake and Ohio Railway station vcs
terdaN ny Fatrolmcn Swce, and Rcr.
turci II was consigned from Washing
Ton to Louisa. II is now at tho Eirs,
Police Station.
The idea for such safc,v.dcnosi,
rapid transit carrier was DOUBTLESS in
vented by some one who had road ~
thf numerous whisky seizures which
arose as result Of the fumes from a
hr"k"n quart. Recently many su,,b
seizures have heen made hv tho cf
h"ers The lcaky grip. tho trunk win
IT'S de'ectahl" od"r and the broken
quart arc almost SYNONYMOUS terms
Tow DAYS ago ono broken mini he
,raEcd and caused tho seizure Of some
"o" other perfectly substantial, and in.
h"ctnt Looking riuts
i"fce tn" latest word in whisky
ShuGEiinE tho hcrmeticalIy scaled
CaSket for Demon Eum" |, worked
'"F while ono Of tho bottles wus
Shhshed u did not waste it's fragrance
"h inc desert air. but remained in Tho
,"hdora- lih" box Tho scheme fcu
Gown b"'aus" the trunk was undul,.
hc"NN ana too ratilv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
PAUL OUT FOR MERGERS JOB
Cla! Ward Alderman Announces Ills
Cnndida"y for Once OF city
Sh~rtH

Lawrence Paul. member Of tho BOARD
al Aldermen from Clay Ward. an
nounrod last night that hc will he :,
candidate for tho Office Of Sheriff. on
posing tho incumbent j. Herbert
Mercer. who is candidate to succeed
himself
Mr.. Paul said that his announcement;
followed lengthy consideration of
many requests from his friends urging
MN to enter the race. and he felt con.
iiden; that he would receive sutli..icn.
votes Ia insure his election. die is on :
Gagged in tho mercantile business ami
at one time followed his trade as :,
mechanic. For that reason ho anii.i-
paicS large labor vote Mr. raul has
served in tho Board Of Aldermen ~,
nearly five years. and during thai,
nori"d has record Of having been
absent AT only three meetings Ito
d"cS not contemplate. liz said resign
inT from the Board IN order to make
his campaign.
y" date Tor tho Democratic urinary
has been fixed. hut It is expected that
IL VIII tax" place III August: on tho
"Hte hNrd Tor the state primary \
movement with that end in view j.;
heinE led by Clyde W Saunders. chair
man OF tho city committee
Sheriff Mercer. when informed nf ,bc
candidacy OF Mr.. Paul. said that he
would be in tho contest To succeed him
SELF and feels that tho record he has
made while III Office will be sufficient
/" hiring about his reelection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
LASSlTER is PROMOTED
BY LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY
Richmond Man becomes Nirc-rrcsidcnt
I'm Charge of Operation OF
All rlnnts.

=, X Iassiicr. wcil.known Richmond
business man. has just been elected
vice president and general mechanical
.ure -intendcnt al the American Loco.
motive Company. lay tho company's
hoard Of directors, and viii II" placed
in charge az operations. succeeding
James McNauGItcn, assigned. Mr.. Las
sitter wtll b.. =. .harsc az all plants
az tho company. which are located at
runhirk and Schenectady. y. y; Fits.
burGh. Providence Il. l.; Paterson. \.
J. ,,wo). Richmond. and Montreal,
Canada.
Mr. Lassi-cr has hcru an important
factor in the company's operations for
som. time. and has actively directed
VIC affairs ot the Richmond plant.
Som" months ago. when the last large
order va received by the locomotive
company from the allied governments
for nine inch shells. II was Mr. Las
s.t"r Wh" was in conference with New
furi officials over work at The local
plant He returned 10 Richmond inn
n"'iiat"iy and directed the work Of
converting the plmt into shops for
a., production ~ ,h, larger shells
III 'hc role of ,irc- prcsiden, OF the
company, Hr Lassitcr viii continue 10
n"in'ain his HON" ~ Richmond. with
offices in both this city and New York
N#id" from mis- Identification wi,h the
locomotive company and his interests
~ inventions, sir LasSiter has served
~ president az ;he Bausch Machine
TOOL Company. OF Springfield Mass
ard az president ~ the QutglcN Fur
mace and Foundry Company. Of tho
anne citE lie IS consulting engineer
Tor SeNerdl industrial plants scattered
throughout tho country, and has 10 his
vrsd't number Of inventions. includ.
.nt s'ayh"lt machine from which
n" derives handsome royalties
Mr. Lassiter !" ahou: nifty years old.
md native Of Suf;olk lie came to
ago 20 accept the position ar .hi..
cierk 20 the late Joseph Bryan. pro.i
hcnt and organizer OF the old Rich
mono Locomotive Company. This con
'ern ~ that tine "as an independent,
com pa NJ, hui was later merged With
me american Locomotive Company.
important units jn tho locomotive
chain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
RICHMOND TO HONOR
BIRTH OF ROBERT {. LEE
One Hundred and Tenth Anniversary
To BE Observed by General
Holiday To-Day.
KAPPA ALPHA CELEBRATION
University Club to Hear DR.. Alder
man o-Night-Benefit Ball for
Home for Confederate Women at
WOman'S Club.

While official Richmond houurs tho
memory Of General Robert T.. Ice by
observing to-day. the ON" hundred ana
tenth anniversary OF his birth. as :.
holiday. several clubs and societies 81
the city Will hold entertainments IL
celebrate tho occasion. Special cyci.
riScS VIII hc held Tonight at Leo Camr
tia!L AmonT the ORGANIZATIONS whica
VIII give parties Of various kinds arc
the Richmond Alumni Chapter Of toe
happa Alpha Fraternity. the business
Mems club the University club ana
Richmond Chapter. United Daughters
of tho tonfcdcracy
In accordance with their long stand
ing custom. the members OF the Kappa
A'pha Fraternity will celebrate Con
era Lees birthday. which is at tn.
same TIME the anniversary az thu
founding of tho fraternity. The or
Sahizai'"n was established hft!-"u,
wears ago ut Washington and Ice TIM
vcrsty while General Lcc was prcsi-
dent of that institution Alumni,
gatherings Will bc held in all parts 81
INC south this evening. and crcotiu-s
VIII hc exchanged by telegraph be-
tween the various chapters Of the
order
the Kappa Alpha celebration Viii 10
h"Id at the Commonwealth club At
ter election of officers hy the Iich,nouu
hiuinni chapter. dinner will be served.
Speeches Will be made by Thomas ~
i'afc Il former member of the Uuitoa
states tariff board: Arthur Kyle Davis
president Of the Southern Fcmaic COZ
icS": Mayor George Aiuslic: Thomas :
Nhcclwricht. president OF the N.rciui.,
halfway and Power Compam,. Ad,u-
taht'Gcn"rai w. w Sale. Colonel J"
Lane stern. Or. j. - l. Chandler.
Ashton Starllc. and beverley smith "f
inc char,cr at tho UnivcrSity ~ Wiz
GINA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
ostage Stamp
Person inCHy
Expert Tells Merchants That
amount Would Buy 1900
Inches in All -Four Papers.

William &. Freeman. general man
"Scr of Advertising News. New York.
Was the principal speaker las, night
at the regular meeting Of tho Eich-
mond Advertisers club held at tho
business Mems CLUB. MIR. Freeman
spoke on "Eivhmoud Mcrchoits' and
Manufacturers Advcrtisinc emporium.
i'y. He emphasized the need OF NOR.
extensive advertising. PARTICULARS on
the part OF manufacturers. who he
said. should make their products known
~ home. \ quartet furnished music
tor tho occasion.
Showing wi'i'> acuulintan . with
tho statistics of LuSiacss and with adj
reriiSinE conditions in many cities
MI Freeman stated that Richmond
merchants only advertise about one
half as much "a thoy should wer.
they TO como UP to the average basis;
of advertising for cities tho country
over. Especially did MIR Freeman inn
PRESS on manufacturers tho Importance
Of ADVERTISING their product in their
home towns. II WAS - most inportHn,
asset to manufactures. he said it
he could show that his goods were
known and appreciated at homo and
that the people whn knew him and
his business believed he was r,uki,iv
good product.
DO you Richmond merchants realize
that 1t only costs YOU ono postur"
stamp per inhahitant per year 10 adj
vcrti*c 800 inches cf space in ali four
OF the Richmond ncwSpapcrs"'' h ask
cd The smallest merchant in town
ought TO hc willing to spend as much
as one postage stamp per year FOR each
person living in his OWL city. Tina,
would buy him three inch space
every dav in the wear In all tho pa
pers and the Smal%> I store could use
a thrcc inch space TO advantage"
In citing some examples of the SUI
cess OF persistent advertising. Mr.
trrcman made the assertion that tho
total retail business Il All the stores
OF "Richmond in any ono year is loss
IMAM IN" total retail sales Of tho WAN
nanakcr Philadelphia store
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
BUSINESS MEMS CIun
TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY

Luncheon will be served Ia members
from II until : o'clock this afternoon
AT tn" Business Mems Club I'm or.
rhestra will play. Thirty members "c
III" club viii act as formal reception
committee.
PRESIDENT Edwin a. >ldcrman. OF tho
University "f Virginia. viii speak 40,
IN" University club Tonight at S:3b
O'Clock. William IL White. president
OF the Richmond. Frederick burg aud
f"i"na" ini!road and a member of the
board Of visitors OF the university. vii
intr"dn"" hr. alderman. Rctrcahmeu;-
viii he served.
For tn" benefit OF tho Home for con-
tcdcraic Women. Richmond Chapter
United Daughters OF tho Confcdcracv
viii give BAH aud card party this
evening nt the Woman's club. The
rooms VIII hc decorated in tn" con.
federal" c"iors supper will hc served
All state ana municipal Offices H.
Rchm"nd will he closed TODAY. IN
accordance with tho enactment OF IN.
Legislature. The banks and srhools
VIII ais" take a holiday. Scvcral in.
formal addresses Will hc made to-uicn,
at u. T.. Lee Carp. No. l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE
FOR MUNICIPAL SURVEY
tnanin,"usl. approve Plan at civic
Association After Herring
From DIR. Andersen

III" municipal survey was ludorScG
by the Equal Sui1rag. LEAGUE ui rich
mond ut its regular ,,c"kly ucct,n..
yesterday afternoon. by d" unanimous
vote. after hearing an address on thu.
subject delivered Icy nr II. l.: An.
dcrson, secretary III the civic ISsur.-
alton.
Or. Anderson attacked his subject
from governmental standpoint sta,
ING that IL WAS not advocated in "a
spirit OF adverse criticism. bat in -
spirit Of justice opposed Ia adverse
criticism not based anon kuowlo,lr.
Th" purpose Of tn" survey" said
Nv Anderson. is iuformatton Ii it
is found that conditions cannot be inn
proved upon-th"n tho people OF Rich
mond Will be satisfied II i, is founG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
GOLD WATCH FOB FOR
A. HARRISON SAUNDERS
!rt-T"Ecihcr tluh Of tcntrnl v W. C.
\. Mikes Present 10 Leader In
Membership tnmpnIrns

pn behalf of tho Get Together club
Of the Young Mems christian Associ-
alton, General Secretary : Is Mex
presented a golu association emblem
watch foh TO y. Harrison Saunders las,
and supper OF tn" club Mr. Saunders
will l"nT" Richmond in s. Short timc
for Columbia. :. G.. :, become state
secretary Of the Haptis, Young PEG
pies Union Of South Carolina lie has
bcan actively connected With tho cen
trial association here for louC .i,uc
aud Was general Of ono Of tn" sides in
til" last thrcc membership campaisns.
short speeches in appreciation Of Mir.
Saunders were made by T. =. lIaw-
kns, Jr.. \. r. Eclfold and : -; Eur.
nett. Mr.. saunders m.dc q hricf speech
EXPRESSING his appreciation of the gift.
G. q. Taylor, .lr.. vice rr"SjI"r, and
artuary Of the Atlantic l.ifo Ins ur.nre
Company. delivered the address "r tn"
evening. Nearly forty ipcmhors If tho
&c, Together club we're present Hc-
ports showed that Ia" club had So
ncwals of old memberships for tho as
Music by Mis-. tdriaua kuyk. So
pran"; Mrs. r"horr :. Tipdgjuy con
iralto: &. Ralph Ludwig. tenor: y w
Martenstcin. baritone, and Mrs y w
Mar;cnS:cin. pianist, constituted the
program Of tho entertainment given il!
tho second floor lobby 81 tho associ-
alton at $50 o'clock last nigh. under
the auspices Of the Together club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
WILL TEST NEW LANTERN
frame NcrE~nnt bradley Seek. Ia Per
'ert Signal Device. Now
In

raHi' Sergeant BRADLEY will to-
h'Sht make a test Of a ncw lantern Il.
h' "Scd on the street signal signs. Tho
ca" 'an'crh' which - an ordinary
r"'ir"a" "rSkcman's lantern. is ohso.
."''' says Sergeant Bradley. When tn.
lantern is realized with oil. II Is no, IL.
frequent that III" globes arc broken
because thc% have 20 hc lifted ont oi
the way. Signal oil. too which is used
III them costs 81 per gallon The new
lantern can u" rc,llcd by tho shifting
"' q lever which raises tho globe vcr.
NcaIlN without danger "f breaking. II,
u burns Kerosene a. eleven cents tho
gallon. and viii not blow on; IN tn"
s'h!'Si gale OF 'rcc%c on III" coolest
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
TWENTY.NINE QUARTS SEIZED
'hnuncur thnrEcd With iiIegDlIy
Transporting Whisk!-tutumo-
bile Held by Police

Henry EadliN. colorcd Of SIG North
firSt street, vas arrested yesterday
10y Patroimcn Sweet and Rcrtucci. and
trunk containing tuenty nine quarts
o! whisky was seized The contra,
band was "aid Ia belong 10 Radlin
inc officers also seized Il sui, case con-
home :
Edward Eass coIorcd chauffeur.
N"s arrested. charged with illegally
transporting tho whisky
tucker F'Vk"ls colored. s.arrcs;cd.
suspected ~ being guilty Of the al.
l.scH transportation. neing the owner
~ Ih' automobile SAID 10 have been
usoo I'm the transaction THO o,H,cre
S"io ih"y Intended TO hold PickcIs.s
a"'"mobii" pending the outcome OF the
case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
SALE WRITES TO COUNCIL
rgr> Importance Of steps ~ ,nrc for
Horses "f Itrtur"inE NIL
itnr! Units.

Adjn,a"t-|"ncr'l " W SAFE has
written I" tho presidents Of both
branches ~ the city Council aud to
Individual Iouucilmcu ia regard TO ar
arrangements Tor stahlinc Tho 200 horse,
mat viii hc brought hack from tho
border Icy tho Richmond Blues. Et,h-
m"nd ll"wiiXcrs ana tirhln"nd signal
corps. iic has notified The Council
mat unless arrangements arc made tho
horses viii not hc sent here. and urges
That prompt action h" taken. IN whf,r
event tho organizations viii not be
all" to comply with tho War Depart
mcnt requirements. and may bc mus
tered out of service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
STOP HEART FROM BEATING
sailor S"ntty VIII Show ,icdirnI SIN
dents How TO Inrrra-e Height
ny Stretching.

THIS afternoon Sailor .>cotty." whose
real name is Harry Gr,His. Of m"
United States submarine E5 VIII ptyc
81 demonstration Of muscle control no
fore the students AT the Medical col.
ieSe Griitis claims that he is able
TO control the muscles OF tho hear,
@nd stop that organ from puisatinc
for fHn seconds. lie says h. can dis.
local" almost any JOINT it, his body a,
vii! that he can extend his arus som.
fourteen inches tarther than normal
and can increase his height some six
!DChc2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
To- REMOVE BROAD STREET
TRACKS WITHIN 10 MONTHS
Duke Tells Committee Part OF New
Station VIII BE Ready in
One Year.
ELBA PLANS ARE REJECTED
Building Inspector Butler Opposes
Increasing Fire Hazard ny Allow
Ing Additional Frame Sheds and
Waiting Rooms for Commuters.

according 20 an announcement iu. dc
last night by William II. Duke. as
SiStant to the president OF tho Rich
mond. Fred ericksburc and Potomac
Railroad Company. the use by his com
pany of the tracks on Broad street
will be abandoned in eighteen months,
by which time tho now passenger sta
ton in the West End will be cOmplctr.
lie added that he expected that part
OF tho new station will be ready for
occupancy in twelve months.
This announcements was made by
NJ. Duke before tho Council Commit
tee on Ordinances He was present
in behalf OF g measure directing the
Building Inspector TO issue u permit
for the onlarcc cement OF Elha station.
which is composed OF a frame building
and shed.
Building Inspector Butler. to whom
the matter was referred for report
recommended that the application hn
rejected. on the ground that tho pro-
posed extension would bc made Of
wood and thereby add 10 tho tire hax-
ard In the restricted AREA The com
mittce was guided by his rccommc uda-
ton and turned down tho applications
though Mr. Duke went into details AS
to tho object OF his company in Sock
ing 10 make the Improvement;
VIII. MAKE ELu>
IMPORTANT TERMINAL
lie pointed out that tho Richmond
l-rcdcricks hurE and Potomac will
shortly male tiba Station the tcrmi-
nal for several trains which now opcr-
ate to and from the Byrd Street sta
ton. II was necessary. he said for
tho convenience of the travelling pub
lie, that the sheds and waiting rooms
he enlarged at Elba.
would Il. unreasonable n ask
us to put up q permanent tircproof
structure for this purpose" he said.
we will abandon not only tho addi
ton NC contemplate hut all of t.iha
station in eighteen months. would
he willing to have YOU put into tho
ordinance, If YOU recommend II, that
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and r"-
tomac must abandon all OF its prop
crty at Elba in two years from the
date Of tho approval Of tho measure"
Arc you going to take UP the tracks
on Broad Street asked Councilman
LaJd
The Richmond, Frederick sburE and
Potomac does not own tile tracks on
broad" replied Mr.. Duke.
Although Aldermen Fuller and Guns;
were in favor OF permitting tho build
ing of the extension TO serve it's tenn
porary purpose. other members of the
committee voted against il.
Mr.. Duke stated aftcrward that his
company would take no further steps
To enlarge Elha station. This means
that the patrons of the road Will SUI
fer whatcNCr Inconvenience may I've
caused by waiting rooms at limited
capacity.
The committee recommended for
adoption an ordinance amending the
city Code so as to provide for the
assessment Of all allows and streets
which arc closed To public use 10 the
hcNcht OF private owners. It's priu-
ciral feature requires tho notification
OF tho Commissioner Of Revenue when
ever tho Council closes any thorough
fare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
WHISKY stolen From ,,o.,,,,,

Tho Supcrintehdcr; al Grace Hos
pIt"l. corner OF Monroe ana Grace
streets. reported ia the police last
night tho theft of Ave gallons Of wills.
Ky. valued at so. According TO tin,
complaint. 'hn :s:oreroon w..S cnicrc,
with s. key and tho spirits stolen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
ELECT EXAMINERS
stnIe Inv Board 10 Meet on Monday,
Ont! TWO Announced
tontrSts.

Tho state Tan Board VIII MO-, on
Monday I" elect examiners Of records
for tho thirtN-cnc Judicial circuits 81
tn" state. 50 Tar as reported. only
~" contests nay" developed Andrew
/. Jones. Of Highland. h,> announced
his candidacy against ". NJ Nc%utt
II Glasgow. AN incumbent and pr
John II. Ayers. Of Arcoinac. IS opposing
John 7. wilkins in the Thir,y-firs,
circuit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
STREET RAILWAY CASHIER
CHARGED WITH THEFT
&. l.. Davis Alleged to Have Stolen
1000 Tickets, Valued at
$40 Per 1000.
FOLLOWS CONDUCTORS ARREST
Davis Said to Have Confessed to re-
selling Tickets Taken From Pay
a>-iou-i;nter Boxes, Which IL Was
His Duty to Destroy.

g. l.. Davis. of South Mulberry
street, cashier at til" Reservoir ter
minal for the Virginia hallway and
Power Company. Was arrested last
night by Detective ScrEcau,s k"ll;,m
and Bryant charged with the theft Of
5000 street car tickets. valued at $50
r"r LOO" The officers believe 'h"N
have uncarthcd we'll CrEauiHcd
scheme whereby the company WAS he"
INK rcEularl! dcfraudcd.
According TO the officers. pIris. VINO
Was chrricH to the Second rrcCiuct
station. has confessed to tho cutirc
affair. The officers have h"cm WORKING
on the case Tor the past three weeks
nut only three days ago were they
ahl" TO get Il real clue upon whi..h L"
work. They found thai Conductor
Ford WAS selling street car tickets II;
81 per 100. lie was arrested. rhar,-cd
with having car tickets Il the amount
OF $l2.'" III hiS possession, knoWinr
thom To have been stolen. lie was
given tn" So-callcd third degree. but
refused 10 toll anything. The officers
charge inat he WAS the "pcidlcr'' al
the tickets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
81 Johns,on-wini. uo,r,,o,

Mrs. peane fiundiey. Of Durnsville
Loser County, !. AZ the Johnston.
Wills Hospital fc1 treatment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
Cnndifinn I1nnrn,eh

Mrs Isaac Garrison. Of Church HiIl.
who was operated on last Friday at
tho Memorial Hospital. is Slowly i'm.
moving
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-19
OFFICERS SAY DAVIS
HAS CONFESSED

They learned tia; Ford was rro,ur-
ING his tickets from Conductor liar
TcH for $50 per l0" Harvey tolu the
officers that hr had ucCu securing tho
tickets fr"m Davis AT Sl50 rcr Too
When the officers confronted t:,viS
with IA, evidence thcY had cHthcr"i.
IA" confess, ii. they say 1lc WAS at
work in his Office AT the torn iu;,I near
the reservoir.
Davis. who is twcuiy-oicht years old.
SAID he was Il native Of North Caro-
INA His duty 1T the terminal sta
ton is that Of cashier. II" unlockS
I'll" street ear boxes III which cash aud
tickets are deposited. Tho cash is
81 course. put IN the proper place aud
The tickets are ground up n nlachin"
huilt for that purpose. II Is tho duty
OF Davis TO grind thcs" tickets up. lie
IS charged with having stolen :; part
1T these tickets whit" performing this
duty and OF selling them to Conductor
Harvey. who i said to have been the
middlcman.
Davis is married. his wife being IL
- id. at the home OF her parents. Tic
hal not been ciN.u bail at Il late hour
last might
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-05-16
GERMANY SHIFTS BIG
ARMY TO FRENCH LINE

Petrograd, May 15.-Gerinany has
drawn enormously upon her army on
the Russian front
1t was estimated today that Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg has shifted
40 divisions, or between 100000 and
100000 men, to the western front to
meet the Anglo-French drive.
Information secured by Russian
aviators says that there has been
much activity behind the German
lines for three weeks.
1t is announced that Minister of
War Guchkoff has resigned He took
a leading part in the revolutionary up
rising, but since the abdication of
Nicholas Romanof as Gar has suf-
Tered considerable interference in of
fee.