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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-24
Farmer Found Dead.

Danville. Va, Nov 23.-George K.
Cooper. a native of Franklin county,
died near his home on Novem her
goth, being found dead In the road
from heart failure. by a young boy
not far from Chestnut mountain. He
was seventv-four years of age and
a Confederate veteran. He Is surviv-
ed by three dauehters and two sons,
Mrs. Sallie King, OF Greensboro. y 9 !;
Mrs, W. I. Paterson, of Chatham. Va /:
Miss Mildred Cooper. Danville; W. T.
Cooper and ]. 3. Cooper
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-24
injured Boy Improving.

I.ynchburg, Va. Nov. 23-Keitn
Parnell, the twefve-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Parnell, whose
skull was fractured In a fall from
grapevine swing near Fort Hill sun
day afternoon. was removed from the
Home and Retreat 10 his home on
Euclid avenue Wednesday.
Although the X-rav examination
showed he sustained fracture OF the
skull at the base. his physician. DR..
Nowln. pronounces him out OF dan
ger unless complications develop
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-24
Trouble with Fire speeders.

Bristol. Va, Nov 23.-Despite the
warming issued by the city officials
this week TO restrain fire speeders
from following fire trucks to Il con-
f1agration three arrests were made for
the ofTense yesterday The three sum
moned to appear in court were charg-
ed with driving over the fire hose
after they were stretched to q burn
Ing building on West Broad street yes
terday & fterDoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-24

WHOLESALE MARKET CONDITIONS
Cary street was without particular
interest today and business moved in
it's usual channels with fair volume
and moderate receipts. No specialtses
were noted. Preparations are being
made to handle the Thank sgiving bus
mess which Is expected to be heavy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-24
CURB MtRitET.


New York. November 2S.~-TradfnR on
the curb market toda was character
lzed by price Arregu}arity Industrials
were fairly ac' i've, irrerularity Of
prices being most pronounced IN this
group. Iudepend ent OIL stocks were
again active. In high priced ones at
tgs.;inE most attenton. Mining shares
for the greater part were quiet with
prices about SITES dyl Low priced stocks
We're active. and prices at a steady
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-24
NAME YOUR DELEGATES

Every church congregation. young
people's society. grange and temper
ance Organization in this state is en-
titled to send a delegate to the con-
vention Of the Anti-Saloon League OF
America, washington. ID. c., Decem-
her 1919. Choose your delegate now.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-24

fReported by Rodgers, Piummer a Co.
EueOrpU

Petersburg. Va. Nov. "a, 1917.
SPANISH-FARMIGR STOCK. Mar.
ket steady, s2i6 per busheL
VTRGINIAS--FARN ST 0 G K
Market steady
Fancy Jun DO, Sc per Ii.
Extra Prime, 7s'c per ID.
Prime, Nc per Ia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-24
spare rib and chine, per

spare rib and chine, per
10 ''''...,......... 20 q
Sausage per lb..... Is a
DRIED FRUIT
Apples, bright, per ib. il IL i2h
Peaches. bright. per ID. IS d 20
MISCELLANEOUS
Chestnuts, per III. ..... 7 u
Biackeye Peas No. 1. III. osh0 o9u
Navy Beans, per b.. Ia q 10
Butterbeans. per b.. IA a a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-24
CURRENT ronAcco PRICES.

New prtminEB-Markut on prfml ngs
strong and active, from s; to $40.
DARK FIRED.
x,-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-24

Bank Clearances.
November "a. s6.237.1s7.1s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-24
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.


t'aF. Bl1. Abhod
Nor n q Light Co. rs IS
Va. r. & T., Go, lid. 100 IS
Va. II. & 7. Co com. 100 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
KREUTER ANNEXES MATCH
Defeat. trU,irr in noth HIorGs ~!
Pocket billiards Yesterday. tctcr
brilliant p!n,

Louis i<reutcr YESTERDAY won tho
mat blocks cf HI; 1000 ha il Dock ri
billiard match against doc fruder by
Tho E""rr az 10" to 80 and ZOE to r.?
de featinE his opponent ! 90" 10 I2l
for Tho series tl.t; las hccn r,nriug
here during tho las. TWO weeks
'irout"r pIa ed the mos; sensational
pool ever seen III this part OF tho coun-
Try aud also Na.'e somc unusual runs.
Vie mad" such runs - 90. 50 IS - 81
- 80 and -. 1>rcutcr made such y
dandy -ho wing hero thai he rr:.c-
teal lily has bern engaged to appear
hcr" again cprly neNt fail
Not only did the yorngsttr MAY vel.
but. after each game. he gave an cX-
iibition OF fancy shots that made M ost
Of the spectators wonder ile made
The cue ball do everything but tax.
First. he would make II ump INTO n
hat. then over hat, around the hat
and finally through the hat. Tie 1isn
made the cue bah iunp through a tri-
nngie before he pocketed a ball in
the side.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
PRESIDENT TELLS CREEL
HIS IDEAS ON PUBLICITY
Chief Of Federal Ccnsors VIII Call
Upon Every Editor In United
states for Co-Oprrniion

wASHiNGTON. April 2o.-prosidont
Wilson to-da" gave his final instruc-
tiuns Ia Goorc" creol chief Of Federal
censors. rs I" publicity Of government
and military affairs during the war
with Germany.
Crcel called a, the White House this
afternoon and had long conference
with tho President. during which he
vas told Ia call upon every editor In
the United States :" cooperate VOL
unfairly with the government in pre-
venting news that might bc Of value
to tho enemy from reaching Rcrlin
The President made il plain that he
would permit no interference by other
officials with the work Of tho censor
snip bureau.
All questions "a 10 the policy Of the
censorship ar. to he lief, with Mr.
Creel. who wIll deal directly with the
Frcsiden, when 1t becomes necessary.
Following tho conference il was
learned that tho censorship bureau
would endeavov to work up" news for
the press as we'll as prevent the pub
iichtion Of matters that should he kept
secret Especial efforts Will he made
10 give to the public all news in zach
OF the government departments here
which docs no; reveal information that
would bc of value to Germany.
Tho conference with tho President
was followed Tonight by an address
ny MIR Cveel at the National Press Club
here, attended by practically every
press association employee and each
special representative in tho capital.
The intentions and policy OF tho cen
sorship were explained l,y MIR Crecl, in
which he reelected the views Of the
President on censorship. Tho sub
stance OF his address was no, per-
mittcd 10 be made public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
SANDS HEADS GENERAL
COMMITTEE ON GARDENING
Mr~. VI. &. Patterson 10 Direct Subur-
ban work, Nnd j. u. Birford
Gardening In Schools.

Oliver j. Sands. chairman of the as
ricuitura! committee Of the Richmond
Chamber Of Commerce. was elected
chairman yesterday Of tho central gar
den committee At 2 meeting held At
gardening headquarters IN the Amerl-
can National Bank Building Mrs. NJ.
q Patterson, president OF the James
River Garden club. was elected vice.
chairman and viii take the active
leadership. J. II. Binford. assistant
superintendent Of schools. Was elected
secretary. In general charge Of the
movement Will be J. Frank Fooshc.
Of Roanoke.
The work was assigned yesterday
among the heads of the organization
50 tina, Mrs. Patterson will give par
ticular attention 10 organizing groups
IF gardeners for the cultivation OF lots
in the suburbs. and Ny Binford will
devote his time 10 tho work. in the
schools and to the formation of cam
ming clubs Mr.: Fooshe is director OF
the American National Eank garden
club we'll as adviser for tho city
committee. He Will see to having
several large plots OF ground in the
suburbs plowed and harrowed AT once
~ order that gardening on a large
scale may he taken up without delay.
The general committee in charge of
gardening in Richmond is composed
as follows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
t'tcid-IIartun.

WINCHESTER. VA. April 2o.--Miss
Gertrude w. Barton. daughter OF Mrs.
Gertrude Barton and the late r. Il.
carton, WAS married on "Wednesday
evening 10 Arthur NJ Field. formerly
Of Rochester,. y. Y. hut now city maui
accr OF Winchester. The wedding was
quiet. owing to the recent death OF tho
brides father. The ceremony was per-
formed at the Barton residence by Rev.
DIR. w. - Smith. rector Of christ Pro-
testant Episcopal Church. There were
no attendants. The bride wore a
beaded gown OF white Gcorgctte crepe.
\ reception was held immediately after
the ceremony. Out -of-town guests in
cluded Mrs Field. mother OF the
bridegroom. Of Rochester y. Y: Mrs.
Detirass and Mrs. King. of Ithaca y.
Y: Major and Mrs. Randolph Barton.
Miss katharine Barton. MIR. and Mrs.
john Duer and David Barton. OF Balti-
more: DR. Boiling w. Barton. OF Middle
burg. Va. Mrs. I'rick and Mrs. t;ade.
OF Erisiiania. Norway: Miss Rose
Lowell. of Sewanee. Tenn. and Miss
Virginia hughes. Of Norfolk. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
TIGERS LOSE ANOTHER
', 4. Z. itaS ii,tIc Trouble Defeating
Hamrden-sidney In second Game
of Series.
pcciaI to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Times dispatch.
BLACKSBClaCi. VA. April oO.--In
the second game Of the series. the
Techs defeated IIampden- Sidney this
afternoon by score of 10 = The
game was SLOW. ana both teams hit
freely. The Techs got eleven hits
Willie the visitors captured siv Banks
dale, who started the game for lamp
den Sidney was connected With Cor
six hits. which resulted in FIVE runs
in the hfth inning. Morton relieved
him in the sixth.
Hudson occupied the mound for V
y. l.. and was AS steady as a rock
until the seventh reriod. when he
weak Just tribe. lie rec vered
In time. however. to pull himself out
Of the hole Hudson and Olde did good
work With the stick. The Tech inneld
was not quite up to the standard. but
It never got into serious trouble.
Score by innings: r.
Hampdten-sidney : 9oo""9eG3a %
Batteries: V. r. Hudson. and
Stumpf. Gaines Hampden Sidney
Barksdale. Morton and Crosby.
summary: Three base h,e-olde.
by Hudson, :: by Morton, 9. Bases
on balls-off Hudson. .; off EarHs
dale, Q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
AL|EN-BORN POPULATION
IS FL0CK|NG TO COLORS
Great Numbers Of Poles. Austrians,
Scandinavians and Other For
cigncrS Join L. s. Army.
DAYS ENLISTMENT RECORD
War Department Announces Total
. of 1906 Recruits, With Illinois
in Lead, While Navy Adds Net
Increase Of f,fi8.

WASHlNGTOS. April Gothic alien
born population Of the United states
has begun flocking TO the defense Of
the flag.
REPRESENTATIVE w. Frank James. OF
the Twelfth Michigan District the in
hdbitants OF which are largely alien
born employees OF the iron mines there
tonight received ~ telegram from J.
>. Kennedy president Of the Business
Mems Association OF Ironwood. Mich,
stating that great numbers OF Poles.
Austrians. Scaudinaviaus aud other
foreigners mad Joined the United states
Army
The telegram follows:
''Fifty-hvc volunteers left here Fri
day seventy leave today. More 20
follow. Best record in the upper
peninsula. Great enthusiasm here We
favor universal training. and arc back
of the administration"
The rush TO enlist is all the more
remarkable. Mr.. James says. because
there Mas been no recruiting station at
lronwood. All tho men vent 10 the
post office and registered their desire
20 enter the regular army.
or tho FIRST siXty-Ave who vo!un-
teercd there were representatives Of
many nationalitics. They included
! English. Irish Polish Austrian.
scandinavian, Finnish. Italian. French
and Croatian. Mr.. James says he
'Nilir'A WIS ulS'ENN represents more
na;ionalities than any other district
in tho United States. Some Of the men
had To take out their first naturaliza :
ton papers before they could offer
their services.
II Was announced here by the War
Department to-day that Yesterday VS.
cnlistincn,s in the army to;alled 1915.
Illinois led with 1876 Indiana came next
! with 1913 and then came Kew York with
l'" PENNSYLVANIA with ISIS and
Michigan with %.
Tho navy added i.332 10 it's roster
net Increase Of l.Its The average
daily enlistment for the week has been
1924 Tho Nays total strength now
is 1891
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
DR.. GREENE GIVES BOND
tuii brought by John HirschberS
Against Former Inferno Goes Over
10 Mny Term.

on an affidavit sworn TO By John
EirschhcrE. chairman OF the Admins
trativc Board. nr. q. Y. Greene. former
interne at the Virginia Hospital. was
arrested yesterday on capias issued
in The Law and Equity Court. where
ha faces n libel suit for $4,000 damages
brought by Mr.. lIirschberE. He fur
nished bail OF $1,000. The cnpias was
s"rvcd by Sheriff Mercer and the young
physician promptly furnished tho rc-
Quircd bond. air. ffirschbcrg took oath
TO statement that he believed that
Dr. Greere was about to Quit the
state. being nonresident of Nir-
einia
Frior TO being arrested on tho capias
Or Greene was in the HustinEs Court
TO answer Mr. ITirschberE's criminal
libel charge. In Police Court he was
convicted and fined and he appeu led
When tho case was called before Judge
n. G. Richardson motion by the de-
Tense to Quash the warrant on the
ground that il was inadequately word
cd was overruled. and the Common
wealths Attorney was allowed to
amend the warrant.
Because OF the absence Of a material
witness. Alderman BARTON II. Grundy
the case was continued until May 3D.
and DIR. Greene renewed his bond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
DARCY WILLING TO ENLIST
Oilers 4" Join Tennessee Infuntr, 10
Permission L. Granted Him 10
Fight i'm Memphis.

MEMPHIS TENN. April aJ.-l.es
Darcy. he Australian puCiltei WHOM
American authorities have barred from,
engaging in fights in various DsrtS o"
the country on the ground tina; ne was
stacker. to-day agreed TO enlist
Under The American Colors. II perE,is
sion = given him by tho military au-
ih"ri,ies to eng. ge i'm Sc:eral hghts
he mas booked FOR next .Iu,c and July
Mayor AShCrcfi. who announced that
Darcy would not be permitted TO night
mere. iO-dh% granted Il hearing TO the
pusili>t At which the latter stated that
ne would enlist in the Memphis bat
talon of the First Tennessee Infantry
e authority could he secured Cor hin,
"a engage in several ring hat,leS so
mat nc could earn money 20 SOM to
his mother in Australia.
Mayor Ashcroft Immediately 5erj :,
telegram Ia tho War bopartrlen, a,
Washington, urging that barcy's ft.
he accepted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
Homo Guard Orrani.cd.

Tho Home Defense League OF Fe-
tcrsburE. 100 strong. was organized at
meeting held last night at the Y.
VI. q. n. at which Captain r. r. Mat
tcson presided and A. w. Walsh acted
as secretary. \ steering committee
composed OF Robert Gillian. Jr.. chair
man: Charles F. Rowie. W. l.. McGil.
4. W. Gray and Charles T. Lasster
was appointed to have direction Of the
general affairs of the league. A gem
era1 plan OF organization WAS adopted,
embracing drilling and military train
ing under the direction of A drill
master. The drilling and training will
he held at least twice Il week w. n.
Armstrong. V. NJ. I. graduate. was
recommended for drilimaster.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
Fine Church Rcports.

The annual reports OF The Freshly
terrain churches in the city for the
year ending March 9 show encourage
ing conditions. Tabb Street Church
reports i23 members on the roll
twenty OF whom joined last year
The expenditures were $500. OF
which $1,000 was for current expenses
and $4,000 for benevolences. The Sec
ond Church reports a membership OF
500. OF which forty-sevcn were taken
In last year. The sum Of $4,000 was
disbursed for current expenses. s3.154
for benevolences and S2,654 for i'm
provements and other purposes The
Third Church. but recently organized.
were received last year. Disbursc-
men,s: sl,i6I for current expenses:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
AT the Movies To-Day

BiJOI--Fr0nn 10 =. VI. Till /. q.
W.. special chiidrcn's matinee.
/'Trrasurr tsl1nd"; afternoon mud
night. Geraldine Fnrrar. In Joan
the Woman"
SrRASD-tIaru kimbnlI Young,
In "Thc Price She Paid"
ODEON-Franccs Nelson. In "Onc
OF Many
iSIs-Dorothy Gish. In "icr Of
hcini Fnthers.''
VICTOR Fox comedy. hank
Mnnn. In "His Love Fright"
tOlOSlAt-t.indy Hrock,ycil. In
"Her rrmptntiOn<' Metro comedy
and trR,rloSuc.
REN-Euri Metcaif, In "Iiid-
mapped" and George Ovcy. in "Thc
Gypsy Prince"
Blu EDIRD-"Thc international
Spy: Tina MARSHALL, In "Fcr Lack
or Evidence" "1hc Pcrils Of tho
Secret Service and screen mngn-
zinc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
TOBACCO WAGES RAISED
Ten Per Cent Increase Given nv Sur
prise ny Reynolds Co., greatly
EnfarClnC puy Roll,

WINSTON SALEM. y. e., April 90
y 10 per cent increase among the fac
tory employees OF the II !. reynolds
Tobacco Company. affecting every man.
woman and child in their employ. and
increasing tho annual pay roll by S3a0.-
600 was announced to-day
The increase was voluntary and
came as a surprise 10 the army OF
employees OF this gigantic concern.
The increase is in addition To the 1
per cent bonus announced ns, De
ccmbcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
TO TEST AUTOMOBILE LAW
Winchester Man Appeals case III
Which He Was Fined For
Violation b! Another.
Special to The Times. pisra,ch

WINCHESTER, VA, April .0.-Earl
Shade had 10 pay fine of $40 yester-
day because his automobile was used
for violating turnpike law, although
he was not personally concerned. He
rented his car 10 George w. Kremer.
Jr.. and Roy Robinaon, who told the
,oligate keeper they we're going only
a few miles into the country. but they
went to Haeerstown. Md. Under the
automobile laws OF the State the owner
and not the occupants OF a car is
liable for any inffaction Of the laws.
Shade noted an appeal to the Circuit
Court. and the constitutionality OF tho
law will be tested for the first time, It
is stated. since It was passed by the
General Assembly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
BUILDS
WAR ORGANIZATIONS
ton OF Agriculture and Enlist
ment OF Recruits Provided.
ALL CITIZENS HELP WORK
Meeting VIII BE Held on Monday
Night to Complete Plans for Aid
to the National Hospital Service.
Home Defense League Active.
Especial TO The mcs-Dispa,ch.

lSpetldi 10 II" llfncS biSpdN'h'l
PETERSBURG. VA. April 2o.-Pe-
tersburg Chapter Of the American Red
Cross viii he organized at meeting
20 he held on Monday night In the
rooms Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
This meeting viii be addressed by Mrs.
Walter A Watson and others. The
movement for the organization OF the
chapter has aroused great interest in
tho community. and "A great many citi-
zens ot promnence--men and women
have expressed the desire 10 enroll
AS charter members. The medical
faculty last night adopted resolu
ton heartily indorsinE the organiza
ton of chapter, pledging support
and corporation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
N. & W. PROPERTY BURNS
STORAGE Room Clutches Fire
md Threatens, oil Shops-scvcraI
Thousand Dollars LOIS.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
PETERSBURG. VA, April c0.--Fire
was discovered Tonight in tho storage
mouse OF tho Norfolk aud Western
Railroad in the Yards OF the company
west Of Second street. Company en-
Hloyees fought the FIRE Fearing that
the fre might spread To the oil room
and shops. they sounded general
alarm. The department quickly re-
spondcd and the Are VAS Kept confined
to tho storage room. The damage will
amount TO several thousand dollars.
covered b. Insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
rcfcr.burr t;ardcp CIuh

The executive committee OF the Pc
tersburE Garden Club. of which EN-
Governor w. II. Mann is chairma n.
met last night and perfected plans for
active work in the promotion of gar
den cultivation. y chairman for each
Of the six wards In the city. to have
control of the garden work in the
ward. was appointed as follows: First
Ward. Mrs. Thomas Whyte: Second
Ward. Mrs. John .. Barham; Third
Ward. Mrs. +. r. Woodruff: Fourth
Ward, Mrs. T.. r. Rowmun: Fifth
Ward. Mrs. f. Eigenbrun; Sixth Ward
Mrs j. j. Pulley. Chairman OF pub
LEFTY committee. Miss Stone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
JOHN Is. CARY TEAM WINS
FROM WILLIAM r. FOX NINE

The John g. Cary nine WAS victorious
Yesterday afternoon in it's game playcd
Az Byrd l'ark against the William T.
OK nine By The score Of Is 10 . The
game Was featured by the pitching a.
Atkinson Of Cary. who struck OFT ten
men and allowed only three hits Cary
round the Fox pitchers cary, with liz.
exception OF Wharton. He held the
cary team scorclcss in tho ono in
Wig that he worked.
Score by innings: f.
cary ............i 2 2 oil
icN . u q u ~ a.
tSe:"n innings by agrccmeni.D
batteries thry-AtkinSon anC. CEN
try Fox Johnson. Wharton. Haw-
t!ns. Fich ana noCch!cholI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
Painful Auto Accident.

Miss Annie barron. q popular young
woman residing on Halifax Street. was
painfully injured this morning In an
automobile accident. While out driv-
Ing with q friend. Mr.. Howard the
automobile was struck and wreck ed
by Seaboard Air Line train at the
Cox Road crossing a short distance
west Of tho city, and the occupants
were thrown out. Mr.. Howard was
not hurt. but Miss Barron sustained a
broken leg and other injuries. She ia
resting comfortably in tho Petersburg
Hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
Whitman to Toronto,
Refused by Richmond

lot SMILE. NY. April :1.-Out-
fielder Whitman. who. with the
louisville club lust scns0n. hnttcd
around the .2S5 mark. hnh been re-
leased to the Toronto international
League club, md will report Ia
Manager IuJOic nt VtrhmOnd Sat-
urdoy. Whitman was offered to tho
ittrhmOnd club FOR an inslsniRcnnt
sum. but WINS turned down by the
ttchmOnd oNncrn. according To tn-
formation received here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
pr..&nt PLAY In spanl.h.

As part OF their work In Spanish
a. the John Marshall High School. the
members of the secondyear class in
the language presented play. CARA
Eueta.' last night In the high school
auditorium. Among those taking part
were Irving Duke. George Parrish
Robert Clark. Boyd Washington. John
Selph. Joseph Weeks, Sude shelton
Marie Gibboney, Jane Shepherd and
Dallas Burrows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21

a, the police station to.morrcw. The
articles to he put up are numerous
trunks. bags and suit eases in which
liquor was brought into the city IN
illegal quantities.
FhrtStianitN aud the World War.
Will be the subject OF the sermon To
he preached ON sunday night by Rev.
}. i. VIM, H. -. OF Washington street
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
JniIec for Transporting whi.L,

James Spollers. Colored. pleaded
guilty Yesterday in tho Hastings Court
TO charge OF transporting whisky
into tho State and Was fined $50 and
sent TO Jail for thirty days Robert
Grant. also Colorcd. who appcaled
from Police Court. where ne was CON
vicied OF gambling charge. was &C.
Quilted by INV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21
Wanted in HONEYWELL.

-. +. Anderson. charged with being
a fugitive from Justice from HoDcwelI.
where he is wanted for violating the
state employment agency laws. was
admitted to bail yesterday in the ro-
lice Court by Justice C'rutchfe!d for
his appearance i'm the lIopewell To-
lice Court 10 answer the charges