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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-11-07
FOR SALE.

FOX SALE-15 cords oak wood, some
good work horses; also young COWS
and rs sheep. C E: Bailie, Farmers
phone, r.. F. D. 5, Lancaster. S5p4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SAINTS GROTTO CARNIVAL
COMES TO CLOSE TONIGHT
Mayor Ain-iic Prevents Dnby Prizes mt
. o'tlork-tvnrd Automobile Mt
n'Ilncl..

The SAINTS Grotto MAY festival and
gala wecl; comes 10 a close with the
performances this afternoon and to-
night. bringing to nn end one Of The
most enjoyable festival weeks stages
On richmond in many years. The car
nival is said 10 have beer an Cuusual
success and members Of the Grotto
last night expressed themselves az be-
ing most enthusiastic over the manner
in which Richmond had accepted their
Efforts toward providing diversion and
entertainments.
Performances b.! The Con T Kennedy
shows VIII be continued both in the
afternoon and night. but there are soy
cral additional features. which also
viii tend 30 he:ghtcn interest in the
finale of tho gala week
This afternoon tho Gnal classes. for
wins and unusually fat children Will
be judged at o'clock. and at > o'clocl
Mayor George Ainslic will present the
winners In all OF the classes with the
prizes announced some timc ago by.
members Of the Grotto committee
Iestcrda: The fourth class was
judged. Alice Mckenzie Bickers. 2ic2
East Marshall Street being awarded
the first prize. and Norie Marie ruiing.
l2lf West Clay Street. being given
the second award All OF the classes
have been large for a show of this
Kind. more than 100 children OF varying
ages having been entered in the show
and the committee several times has
had TO resort TO ballots in order to de-
termnc the winners. Even then. i'm
several instances. the awards we're
made only after the most careful con-
Sidcration Two additional prizes are
to be awarded this afternoon those for.
tho two best babies exhibited in the
entire show other than those who hav
been given prizes.
Thousands OF Richmond people hay.
attended the carnival during the las:
weak and apparently have enjoyed i;
fully. The midway has been packed
each afternoon. while all OF the shows
have been entertaining throngs at
every performance
Children have been especially taken
with the Society Horse Show. the
French and Belgium Midgets. the
Monkey Speedway and other features OF
similar nature while the Garden OF
Allah The Miracle. the submarine
models and the motordome have added
much 20 the entertainment and amuse.
ment Of older people
The concluding feature of the car
nirai tonight will be the presentation
OF tn" automobile 10 The winner IN ina:
competition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
DISTRIDUTIvE TRADE LAGs
UNDER CIIECKVEJNS

NEW YORK. May c5-Bradstreet's
Weekly Review OF Trade Tomorrow
will say:
Distr:butive trade lags under check
rcins imposed by Unfortunately high
prices. particularly Of food. unscason-
ably cool weather and the practice of
economy. but the country's leading in
hustries. confronted as they arc by
demands that seem Unsuitable. proceed
to new high ground. while the crop
situation has taken on 4 better color
and the stock market reflects more
confident optimism. Moreover. evil
dcnce IN The developing from day to
day indicates that the industries in
stead or getting a respite from over
whclming activity will undergo fur
Their straining to care for the needs
Of war. The iron. steel. textiles, fuel
lumber, shipbu:idimg and machinery
trades loom large in point Of activity
with the signs pointing 10 even great
or pressure. Under the circumstances
pay rolls are OF record proportions
unskiiied labor except in the build
ing lines. is scarce. and in the general
heid or labor there is 4 further yearn-
ing for higher wages Numerous con-
Germs are preparing TO take on female
workers as result of the military
draft law soon to be put in operation
Car shortage still causes complaint
the lumber. hour-milling and coal in
dustries being especially hampered
For one thing. the wave Of hysteri-
cal buying of foodstuTs has subsidized,
az has the widespread preaching Of
economy. ih- slogan business as
usual seemingly being given more
need. Yet IL is certain that some lux
nr!es are going to go by the board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
CHANCEny RELEASE DEEDS.

William r. Word. trustee, to p. j.
Beattie. 1ooXl3o feet southeast corner
Dance Street and Davis Avenue. Nav
"a. 1871: $4,000 tpartial release).
j. ID. Carneal. trustee. to II. Fl, Owen
IS IL by l25 feet south line OF Bcv-
cr!y Street. 1912 feet east of PAN
dolpii street; May IS. 1917: 1929
II. r: Pollard. Jr., trustee. to John
p. Davidson and assigns, IA feet II l-2
inches by 10l-2 feet west line or
Eighth street. 1918 feet south OF
Franklin Street April 10, 1917: $4,000
&. L. Denoon, trustee. to Armistead
Washington. 20xl32 feet. known as i4iJ
1917; s39I.50.
!; y. Carneal. trustee, to Henry S.
Wallerstein and assigns. l5X70l-a feet
known as II North Eighth Street.
April IL. 1917: $500
Richeson & Crutchfield. trustees, to
II. NJ. Stuart, II feet HE inches by
20 ? feet. known as ~ North Eighth
Street. April 10. 1917: $3.50.
RicEeson & Crutchtleld. trustees. to
II. NJ: Stuart, 15X10 1-2 feet, known as
y North Eighth Street. April 10,
Richeson & crutchhcld. trustees. to
Fl. NJ Stuart, 15NI0l- feet, known as
North Eighth Street. April 10, 1917;
Coke & Denoon. trustees. to 7. Car
known as l. North Eighth Street.
Rex q. Jones. trustee. to Thomas
Drummond. 237 i-6 by I20 feet south
east corner Cary and Mulberry Streets.
May &c. 1917: si.Tio.s3.
Anderson & Smith. trustees. TO An
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
uNirED STATES c1ucurr counr.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconvencd yesterday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. with Circuit Judges
Knapp and Woods, and District Judge
Waddill In attendance.
Case argued yesterday:
NO. loi3--George W. Billiard. plain
TIT In error. VS.. the United States, de-
PENDANT in error: error to the District
Court at Charleston. S. 6. Argued by
w. +. Stevenson. Of cheraw s. e. for
the plaintiff in error. and by Francis
IL. weston. United States Attorney, OF
Columbia, S. G.. and J. Waties Warning.
Assistant United States Attorney. OF
error. and submitted.
Saturday being conference day. the
cour; will not hear arguments of cases
to-day but will go into conference
uDon cases heretofore argued and re-
naming undecided.
Cases in call Monday:
No. ISIS. r. Barrett plaintiff In
error. rs. the vircinian Railway Com
District Court at Roanoke. Va.
No. lo2l-Daisy II. Llnltous. admins
tratriS, plaintiff in error. vs. the vir-
ginian Railway Company. defendant in
error: error to the District Court at
Roanoke. Va To be argued by w. L.
welborn. Of Roanoke. Va. for the plain
tiff In error. and by II. r Hall, OF
Roanoke. Va. and G. A. Wingne!d. OF
Norfolk. Va. for the defendant in error
Court announced and handed down
its opinion IN the following case:
No. 1600-Richard Watson. master oil
British steamship Student. ct al, APP
ministratriS. ct al. appellees: appea
from the District Court at Baltimore
Md. Opinion by Judge Knapp Az
frmed. Judge Dayton dissenting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
Confident SENTIMENT
IN FINANCIAL SECTIONS
and Industry During Period
OF Read justIncnt.
NO MONETARY DISTURBANCE
Retail Distribution Broadens Under
Stimulus OF More Scasonnbic Tenn
peratures - Activity In Manufac-
turing Oversliadowing Feature.

NEW YORK. May 25.--Dun's Weekly
Review or Trade tomorrow will say:
Both business ard agriculture have
made further response to improved
weather I'm many sections. aud renew
cd strength has replaced The rcccn,
depression In securities. rho mora
confident sentiment In financial sec
tons. though directly due to other
causes Is made possible BY the sta
| bility OF trade and trade Industry dur
ing period OF rcadJustment. and the
absence OF monetary disturbance is
likewise II reassuring factor. While
retail distribution in the East a. IN
ths West and South. has broaiened
uuder the stimulus OF more seasonable
temperatures. activity IL nanuftrt,lr-
ing continues the o"crEradowi,.S C:l-
turc. Sp' promise" to become even
more Ir.iounced 40 the ne".Sait:cs If
the government ale more Gcfnit.i; de.
termtned. Placing of Federal contracts:
has already reached extensive d:rnen-
sions in the metalsl textiles, leather
footwear, and other essentials. and
pressure OF these demands and the
large requirements to follow exert an
increasingly important influence on
both supplies and prices. Purchasing
to cover future wants is In some cases
impclled by the prospect that stocks
or materials and products may prove
inadequate. and the urgency of current;
needs Is demonstrated by the freuuen,
offers of premiums for rush shipments
though advantages on deliveries are
not often possible. Efforts TO relieve
the transportation congestion mcc;
with some success and gross railroad
earnings are unequaled for this period
but freight movements are still re-
tarded in many directions and indus
trial operations are further hampered
by the shortage Of skilled labor The
position Of business is I'm these re-
spects unsatisfactory. and while re-
ports Of diminished buying remain
the exception. the effect or the high and
rising commodity prices is more clear
~ seen In the practice of economy and
retrenChment among consumers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
HENnICo TRANSFERS.

Alien r. Jones ct w. to I. IT. Hunt
and ~. ~. Hunt. lots Is and II in sec
$1,000.
p, \. J.. Smith. special commissioner.
% w. o. Mo"by conveys interest OF
Mary Jordan in 30 acres on New Mar
'set Bead. near Four Mile Creek May
%. 1903: $3.50.
+. Maxwell Conner and 4. Melville
conner to Melissa Ethel Holland. lots
and and 30 feet OF lot in section
500.
\. NJ. Marye and Samuel p. waddill.
trustee. to Irwin w. Cavedo. lot IS in
block d in Powhatan Annex. April %,
1917; $40.
a NJ. Marye and Samuel p wad-
dill trustee, to Irwin W. Cavedo April
%. 1917; tax. so cents: So
r.. S!tterding, j. ID. Carneal and NJ.
L. Wills, trustees, upder deed Of trust
from {. y. Freeman and wife and Mag
gle Robinson. to German-American
Building and Loan Corporation, lots 20
and II in block II in Washington Park.
May =. 1871: $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
BISHOP GIBSON HONORED
Episcopal Council rn~.cs Resolutions
of Appreciation for Scrvir- BENDER
cd During Limit Hccn!e.

Especial 10 The Times y i3patch
FREDERICK SBURG. VA. MAY %
y. tho session OF tho Episcopal Coun-
ell at st. Georges church hero las;
night, tho beginning OF The fiscal year
OF the church was changed from May
10 Januarr J. 4 recommendation WAS
brought In by committee that the
minimum salary nG single clergyman
nc made $500 aud that OF a married
clergyman Sl,20o per Year. bishop Glib
son was asked to retire for a short
while. and. with bishop Brown presid-
ing, the following resolution WAS pass
cd by rising vote:
Whereas. this is tho twentieth wear
OF tho :piscopatc Of Bishop Gibson.
the Council Of tho diocese. assembled
in the city OF Fredericksburg, would
place on record supreme ;ian,,,u,ncss
TO God FOR His mcrcy in giving him
such long tenure OF Office, and for
tho work he has done among us
First working "a co-adjuto: with
the great Bishop White. who left
such strong impression on the do
sccse. he took MP the full responsible
ties and burdens OF his Office with a
high purpose and fine optimism.
The missionary work OF tho do
cesc, has greatly developed ANA
strengthened under his effective ad-
ministration: indeed all the activities
Of the church are i'm good condition.
Ills genial manner and charming
social qualities have drawn tho pco-
pic and his clergy 10 him: his wisdom.
In the conduct OF affairs and his Judi
cial mind have been and are an assc,
TO the diocese.
with this expression of our love and
esteem for him rs our leader and
friend, VIC pray Gods blessings upon
him and his home ana for his con-
,tinuance as our bishop"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
MYSTERY ABOUT MURDER
Detective md Section Foreman Ar.
rested i'll Connection With Killing
Try assocja,e1 p-.ss

tBy Associated P-eSs.l
NORFOLK. VA. May 25.-Cntil the
coroner's inquest. the time for which
has not been fixed. mystery will sur
round the killing OF r. L. Johnson. a
general storekeeper in the public road
Al Gilmerton. Norfolk County. late
Wednesday night. w. Il. Porter. de-
tectiEe and L.. ". Lewis. Norfolk
and Western section foreman. are un-
der arrest
Porter admitted firing three shots
az Johnson TO the officer who arrested
him. claiming the latter was menacing
him with gun. Five shots were fired
altogether. Neither Porter nor Lewis
VIII make any statement as to the
cause or the dispute. Porter had
turned to go home with his wife. fol.
lowing dispute. when the shots were
dred. which ended Johnson's life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
AUTO THIEVES AT WORK
Ono Chr IL Missing und Another Is
Badly damaged by Illegal
Users

Automobile thieves were busy in
Richinond again las; night, with the
net result that one car is missing and
another badly damaged.
y touring car belonging TO DR.. Il.
NJ. .oscbro. 1909 Monument Avenue.
was taken from Seventh and Broad
Streets late in the evening Within
half AN hour il had been located fur
ther uptown in a badly DANA ged con-
diton presumably as the result of a
sma shup.
f. Hazlemorc. oIo7 Park Avenue. re-
ported that his car had been taken
from his residence early in the evening.
l. has not been located
Within the last ten days. four ma
chimes have been reported stolen. and
hara NOT been recovered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
FEAST OF WEEKS
Special Services 20 Re Held al Bcth
Ahnhnb Synagogue To-Morrow
SfornInC

Services for the Feast of Pentecost.
known in Hebrew as "Shebuoth," or
the Feast OF Weeks" Will be held
tomorrow morning at Beth Ahahah
TemrE. beginning at 1880 o'clock.
The Feast Of Weeks is a very import-
ant festival in the Jewish calendar.
ommemoratinE the revelation of the
decaloFuc on Mount Sinai 1t is alsn
the festival on which the conflrma' ion
service is held. which Is a very solemn
and impressive ceremony. The class
this year consists OF Alice Sussman.
Hi!da Bloombar-, Virginia Yer Nccr
Edward Wal!ars,cin. Joseph Weinberg
and William Newman. The service
will be conducted by DIR. L. ~ Calisch
who will also give the sermon and
henedictfon. For the occa sion the rec
ular choir viii be augmented by mem
hcrs off, the Beth .Ahahah volunteer
choir, and the music viii be OF 4
ver'- high orI,cr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
AMONG THE SPEEDERS
Violations az Traffic Ordinance Net the
City Treasury S53 in One

comparatively large list Of Offend
ers against the traffic laws faced Jus
tice Crutchfield. in Police Court. yes
terday. $50 in fines being assessed
j. G. Spottswood, charged with ey-
ceeding the speed limit with an au-
tomobile. was fined sos. and reckless
driving of team Of horses cost Jake
Smith S.
Other fires were levied as follows:
Arnold Kcrk. I.inwood Richeson and
Gus Peasants. SIS each: John Russell
II. NJ Bryant, Elvin Pitt. II. j. Stone.
So each.
G. c. Gordon. a. l.. Hawsc and ~
Fl. Harris were dismissed. and n rule
was issued for MCGOWAN g. Pcarsall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
Real Estate Summary
CHASCERY TRANSFERS.

Emma G. Ellis ct vir to Lizzie Cont.
3lx3I - feet southwest corner Sixth
and Baker Streets. May is. 1917;
$4,000.
iooNls1 feet wos; line OF Second Ave-.
n'i". $40 ~ feet south OF Brookland
Boulevard May &c. 1917: $1,000.
=. Mphlemnn & Kayhoc to David w.
~ &c North Sheppard Street. May u.s.
itisnlard Park Realty cornora ton to
r H. H. H Mtn..,nour: io,a and 10 in BLOCK
1917: tax. si.50: $40
G. r. Ludwig ct al to Thomas Nc
Enrihy AGc-3 hy 100 feet, known as
,"n' !.a,nh Avenue. May 10. 1917:
.v, rhe o., as MSGar'hy ct uS; c. p. Lud,
feet. Known ;,,s 2625 and 2s25-A West
Cary Street May 81. 1917: tax. So: $40
Chewnlnr & Boxlev. trustees. 10 VIII
liam T.: S.-in, 2axlOs feet, known as
,no1 West Leigh Street April II.
Mrkenzie, Young ct ux. to Max T..
Baker Street. o. foo, west OF ST. Peter
Street. May "a. 1917: $500.
Roland Park Corporation to Edith T..
Moss,Sidc Avenue, e5o.so feet south OF
Brooliland PORK Boulevard. Nav S.
1917: tax. $3.50: $40
r. o. SouthaH TO Lizzie g. Walters
:ov1oo feet west line OF boulevard
IL feet north Of Beverly street.
May -. 1917: tax. $1,000: $40.
g. +. Sauer ct uX. to George T. Nc
S"een"". osxl2S.5l fnet south line Of
'it-huPh Avenue 1921 feet east OF
Sau"- Avenue. December /. 1916: tax,
81: $40. NN
Cherries. Is. Willis ct ux to r. 7. MIL
'-r ?tS'nh feet west line of Meadow
Street. l5S IA feet south az Grove Ave
nue.. April &c. 1917: tax. $3.50: $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
Donham-yslkcr.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. May Co.
Lieutenant Francis Graves Bonhain n
recent graduate OF West Point Mill
tary Academy. and Miss Louise Law
Walker. daughter Of Dr.. and AIRS. ].
II. Walker. OF Barboursville were mar
rted yesterday By tho Rev Hugh II.
Hudson, OF tho Presbyterian Church.
At the BRIDES home. Lieutenant. Bon
ham 10 the aon OF Mr.. and Mrs. WILL
liam 3. Bonhan,, of Liberty Mills,
Orange County. Va. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
On hoard az Arr,.ul,rr,

For the odd numbered congressional
diitricts Governor Stuar: Yesterday
made the following appointments 10
the State Board of Agriculture. each
for a term Of four years:
First Albert j. McMath. Onanrocll ;
Third. Frank Lindsay. Portsmouth
Fifth, Il. y. Adams, Rcu oak: Seventh.
7. w. Allen, Jr.. Nj. Jackson. and Ninth.
Henry : Bowen. Tazewci
All old members were rcappoiuted.
cxcep: i. J. Miller. OF Hawlin. who is
succeeded by Mr.. Allen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court.

Everett G. Fowlkes. a railway agent.
of Petersburg, filed petition in
voluntary bankruptcy yesterday wit n
the clerk OF the United States District
Court in which he listed debts amount
Ing to $5.345.1T. and assets amounting
to sac. The debts We're all unsecured
claims. among the larger OF which
We're notes for 1865 and S4625O held by
w j. Rahily. OF Petersburg: Il note for
S..3. held by the National Bank Of
Petersburg, and a note for S5S1. held
by the American National Bank, Rich
mond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The clerk OF the Hastings Court is
sued the following marriage licenses
yesterday tNote-Figures after names
denote age):
Claude r. Davenport, 25. and c. Ma
bel Watkins. 25. city :
90 Alfred Fuqua, 80. and Annie Tyler
Harvey NJ Pace. "a. and Lydia Mel
ton. -. city
Frederic II spigel. "a. and Rose Lee
ba -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
cHANcEnY TRUST DEEDS.

Mary A. Watkins TO c. l.. Denoon.
trustee, "a LIP by 100 feet east line of
Fourth Street. e25 feet north OF Lou
isiana Street. April 80. 1917: @212.
John l.. Wathour TO T. D. Adamson.
trustee. lots and 10 in block r In
Battery Court Addition. May 81, 1917;
Lizzie Cont ct vir TO Hugh F.. Rose.
trustee 3lx3! IL feet southwest cor
ner Sixth and Baker Streets. Nav ia
1917: 1854 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
HENnIco DEEDS OF RELEASE.

". a. Kicks and Leroy T.. Brown.
trustees. TO Russell 6. Proctor, 80 feet
on Barton Avenue teast iine). begin
ming 1874 feet Z Inches south Of Bacon
Road. May &c. 1917: $3.50.
=. Z. Chaplin. trustee, to William w.
trcher, 1853 or an aero on Three Chopt
Road. May 10, 1917; 1890.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
USE ALIENS f0OJ.EasE

Tn" snuscpuc pow,i.- To lie shaken in,o
me %hots ana sprinklvd into the foot bath.
III you want rest amt comfort fur tired,
mchihS, swo'len, swcGiine .re,. use Aliens
FOOT f"tsc IL instantly relieves soreness,
and prevents blistrrs aud ,ailous SHOES
,iuS, tao thing f"r DancinE Parties. Patene
i.Hhther SnotS. anu for br.akinE IN Now
shoes. Try u to-ia!. Sold eVceywherc.
-. Dont 'i>c~pt any substitute. For
Olnntei. l.c ROY. y. Y.--Adv. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
HUsTINGs TRUST DEED.

Samuel Meyer ct ux. to Willis C
Pulliam. 30xlG5 feet north line Of Hull
street. at east line Of Fourteenth Street.
April IS. 1917: $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26

Lewis. OF this city. were married veg
tcrdax 1T the brides homo. the ccrc-
mony being performed by the REV
James Is. Jollin. D. -. pastor Of the
First Methodist Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
HLsTINGs RELEASE DEED.

i. G.. VERIFY. trustee. to S. w. Hall
2GNta feet north line OF Decatur Street
70 feet from Decatur Street. May II
1917: 1896.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
HENnICo DEEDS OF TRUsT,

Powhatan Winfree ct ux. to John G.
EasIey. trustee. 8 acres on r.. +. G. p
II. r., near Taylor's Crossing: also Q
acres on r., +. G. p. r. r., near Tay-
lor's Crossing. $500.
4. Roy Beck to c. l. Denoon. l2i15
Oaks. 1896.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
1NRYshaII-Ievte

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. May e5.-
Thomas H. Marshall. Of Prince Will
liam County. Va, and Miss Efie Lee
Lewis. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Observation-Disclosures W.. Highland
fnrk. two Enncs, boulevard Attn
icttc Field. first game mt 2is5 o'clock.
HON" Aid Committee. ltOOm $40.
jrnrrSOn Hotel. II o'clock.
Lyric - Vaudeville, matinee, 8;
night, 1870 and q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
MILLS GETS COMMISSION
Son Of Jefferson wnrd Counci,mn.
Passes Murine Corp Entrance


Cadet Lieutenant Morgan r. Mills.
Jr.. OF the graduating class ut Vir-
ginia Military Institute, has been COM
missioncd II lieutenant In the United
States Marine Corps. being accepted
after successful examination in Wash
ington on Thursday of this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26

Temperature. Gl: humidity, So: wind,
direction. northeast: wind. velocity.
miles; weather. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
Locnl Temperature.
I,ocnI Itninfali.
LocnI Observations n

Rainfall last twcnty-four hours None
Excess In ra infall since March ]. LOS
Excess in rainfall since January /. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26

hony Kramer. 25xI25 feet. known as
o5 and +05-A Elm Street. May IL.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-23

IN POLICE COURT

The following cases have recently
been recorded on the police court dock
ct: c c Campbell. exceeding the
speed limit. dismissed; Charlie Nc
Clarie. unlawful possession, fined SO;
Bob Nail, drunk, was fined 81 and was
placed on the chain gang. but escap.
ed; Meaiie Fletcher drunk, paid S.;
Jim Pipkin was arrested for speeding
on South Fourth street but has not yet
been tried; w G. Wilson. disturbing
the peace in pool hall. fined s5; on.
ME IIightower. using profane language,
fined S5; G Gordon drunk. paid s.; A.
b. Lindsay and Charlie Plato, drunk.
paid 81 each; Frank Cole, disturbing
the peace. fined 50; Jim McRae and
Jim Greek, gambling, paid $40 each;
D. R. Dudley and s. L. Gilmore, drunk,
fined 1925 and s4.75; d. S. Sherman
and Leonard Hawkins, fined IS each
for fighting; Bill Dougherty, Jack Clio
yer, Ed Haskell and G. A. Larkins,
gaming, fined so each; c. Il. Muir
ply, speeding, paid S.; Jake Jones,
petty larceny fined SO and 81 cost;
j. Williams, cutting corner at Fourth
and Kansas is awaiting trial; Henry
Little and Tom Farris, petty larceny
fined $40 each; George Button, petty
larceny, fined $40.