The times dispatch. [volume], September 12, 1912, Image 10

About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914

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Announce the complete readiness of
then Neu) lines of Boys' and Girls'
School Dlioes
'Id Shoes and on with the hc\v! Tlie
frill season finds ti> equipped with tin
lection of distinctive footwear for tin
At SI.50 the Pair and Up.
I'archts will 11n?I tlt.tt for style, conij
hirt and good wear our Shoes will
iiieet every requireineiU. Tlieassort
iticiii-. now ready, embrace: the mm
son's newest models in .ill the. popular
leathers, and we endorse the quality
ol ever) pair. Bring t he
children here iikI you
will observe with satisfac
lion tlie* cue with which
\\c Iii their feet; it".
tlie kind of shoe ser?
vice growing feet de
ARS. 0! 'S FOLK
m ?ION
robably a Dozen Richmond
Couples Will Get Licenses {
FROM PANAMA TO WED
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HrliW m Hi. Inimnii.
MOTHER SEEKS SON
III In < I
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Commissioner Cordon Caught
Fleeing Prisoner and Waited
45 Minutes for Patrol.
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RICHMOND TAKES
GRANOHEATPRIZE
! List of Nation's Hot Cities
With Mercury at Chim
borazo at 05.
ature reached durl
COUNTIES REPORT
INCOME TAXATION
Nobody in Highland County
Succeeding in Getting More
Tliah $2,1" ii >.
SOON GO TO GRAND JURIES
Preliminary Investigations Made
W ithout Figures From
A tiditor.
Belated I.ks fr?..m tho eoihmiss ?h
ers of the revenue, received at the
billed of the Auditor <>t I'ublle Accounts
inltki .1 possible to present the Income
tax returns from si* more of tho coun?
ties of the State, This loaves four
Coutitles yet to be received, together
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iyt'o other counties. In some cases part
of liifj hooks of (he missing counties
an in. being withheld until the re?
mainder >ie received.
at all. although long overdue, while
others were sent back for corrections
li lid diagrams, so thht the Auditor
could understand what tile commls
ui - wer? ilrlviim at, and have not
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A,,l?,?,l\ 11 rt ?? Ineotne,
Highland County is added t.i the list
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i the exception of one single news,
diowlng .'ire additional returns re
I'm Irl ii \ t'utility,
tils church District?M V Church
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Hopkins.
rnncls I' I'nrks, ?'. 00; Henry
?11. $2,800 Stewart K. Powell,
Dr. lid ward wj Robertson $_>.
l?rl ncess \ ii ne < nu o t j.
I 'rrderlek < mini >.
John Thw
i inoi hin ml I 'oil nt..
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Dlsti let N i i missing;
Dlsti lei No. 2?William 6
strict N . 3 -Captain P H. H:i<k
liigualn County.
?.???'.'. Sianni Dhstrict?Joseph
iindj $.'! ' ? ' I- D Myerl'y. $3,0
B Snrotii, $10,240; David II. T
AIDING AGED WOMEN
\ liproprln ted by I.eKlslntiire In
\om I'lxbniisted,
,f toe fund of $2.500 ap
uted by the last Legislature for
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by t tu- Auditor to women whoso
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f.d, :? rid u loa :ority : nttgC
\ i.l. o Hell In ? il v.
? Bell, im m.bei til the House of
itt-j fron U i per Co mty, was it
lit i cai itil j ? sterday.
?O KfDD AGAIN
UNDER ARREST
Once More Charged With Grave
Crime Concerning Voting
Girls.
IS OUT ON $2-500 BOND
When Taken in Custody Broke
Down, Begging That Arrest
Be Kept Front Newspapers.
I.e.. Kldd, under $2,500 bond for Mis
iippearunco before tli-- in \t maud jury
In tue licurlco County Circuit Court
charges "i grave crimes against
young giil.?. was hrresti d m the city
yesterday afternoon mi two warrants
dci using iiltn "f offc uses against young
women. His arrest grew out of evi?
dence collected by detectives against
F.mmett Mem. and j. J. Anthony, now
ItCliI under $500 bond each for their
ippeuranco In Police Court oh Sep?
tember -1 for alleged attacks upon
Grace ?'annon. sixteen years old, of
TU' North Thirty-fourth Street. Ten
Wnrrunts in all were sworn out yes?
terday for as many young men and
women as a result of the Information
which Mas been ptuccd in the hands
.?f the police. The young women in
t; . ..uses against Kldd ore Naomi
< lark, of *>'. i W es I Marshall Street, and
Grace Kimiiiiiht. 2220 Taylor St t
i runiide Vitalin?! < rime.
Suite the art. -t of M. and An?
thony tin- police, urged l>> M
Vlnslie. the Hoard of Police ? onimis
donors, chief of Police Werner, the
Iuvenile Protective Soelet> and the
against a certain clliiud of young men j
alleged to he guilty of outrages j
against girls, some of them said t" lie !
less c.ian fotirte. n y.ars, and have befell
buSy collecting' evnie_hcc. The preva?
lence Of these crimes is sal I to hayb
grown to s ich an extent that for fear
it would nflsume appalling proportions
lhos< Iti authority have been insistent
that everything possible lie clohi t ?
? litiilhnto the menace.
Detectlvo-Scrgoarits Wiley and Kel
lain and Acting Detective Smith, who
have ''Cen in charge of f.tti IhveStlgh
v. -i. r lay had unearthed sufll
dent evidence to cans., theni to swear
out warrants for Kldd and others.
-?.f whom, !t is expected, will be
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Hulled for ?1,000.
The detectives found Kldd al the
Pin Money Pickle Factory, 1500 West
Marshall Street. Whoti told tu- was ?
uhdei arrest for an off. use said to have
i llnpsed When he recovered he de-j
(lined to talk, oiher than to retiui -t
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the newspapers, lie was hailed wlth
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Mi ? k, 0 Kldd, in the sum if Hid j
His ii. aring will not be gone into until
the cases against Mi - ' ??? and An-I
Kldd; who was wanted hy the coun-!
ty authorities on two charges "f Crimea
against two girls, both tinder the age
of fourteen years, was captured last
nth In Pittsburgh, Pa , and brought
hack to Richmond by Deputy Sheriff
W. W, Sy-dnor. lie waived a preiiml
i ? ?. examination before a magistrate,
and was held und.;- $2.55(1 bond for'
- apphar?nce before the grand Jury.
Security was furnished by .lames ?
,topl li, assistant cashier of the First
National Bank. A. II. AntlmnyUs also
waiting a hearing before the grand
jury oh the game charge.
Held l p li) Pnrent.
Last Saturday niglit I .1 Anthony;
a brother of the man held under bond
In the county, with Mescoe, who Is
employed as a foreman at the Kldd
kl< factory, was arrested by I>ct<i
llve Smith upon the complaint of
? harles Fi, Cannon, signal operator
stationed at police headquarters, and
father of Orace Cannon. Mr. Cannon
held the two men at the point of a
, plst 1 when they returned home at a
late hour with his daughter, while he
Summoned the police. This proved to
, be t'ne start of the present crusade
. "ill be c.-.rried through until a
! condition which has alarmed many and
caused much uneasiness has been
broken up.
i rutehflrlil Incensed,
It appears that the ages of the girls
ernetl .-ant. from fifteen to seven?
teen years; therefore it will be neces?
sary to arrest them and bring them to
Chief of Police Werner has found a
jaw will . provides, in case of a con?
viction in s i h aaseS; ..f a fine of not
, less than ?20i Thire is no limit to
what amount it may be Increased. Po
ilci .lite- Ci itch field has assured
the poll... that lie win co-operate In
I every way t.. break up an evil which
has apparently spread t!.r jiighotit tlie
.loaeph Glahottl, w A. Butterworth
and Charles Otillet are now awaiting a
hearing b. for. the 11 listings ?oilrl
grand jury for the same offenses
n-aliist children as Kldd .ui'l A. If. An
thpny are charged with In Henrlcpi
Trie charges in the city against
Kldd, .1 .1 Antliony and Mescoe tire
not . gravfe as III the other cases,
but the authorities have combined in
the determination to Inflict the full pen?
alty of the law against them should
thisy b,. convicted.
Our Administrative Board
Has been chosen by the citizens of Richmond. This
is the first step in the departure from Che old form
<?! government t<> newer methods in the administra?
tion ol civic law. This is simply a beginning It
falls tu ever) man in Richmond i<> follow up this
choice with his support and endorsement to attend
the public sessions of the hoard to study civic
questions from every angle and by active encour?
agement help these five men give to the CITY what
we,
The American National Bank
of Richmond, Virginia,
endeavor every day lo give YOU
SECURITY AND SERVICE.
WILL GO AFTER
SOUTHERN TRADE
Business Men to Boost Rich-]
niorid on Tour ?>f
Carolinas.
DABNEY IS CHIEF BOOSTER
Enthusiastic Plans Laid for
Grca.t Trade Expansion
Movement.
Bxpnnslon <>f Richmond's trade
throughout the Carolinas by meaAs of
a definite tour of live, energetic, boqst
in? business men was planned at a
Miin'U.-r held at the Jefferson audlto- |
H?hl last 11 ii-.lit. when more than loM
representative!! of Richmond's must |
progressive business firms arranged to I
visit twenty-eight cities Iii the two [
Carolinas, carrying to each one the
simple message; "Trade In Richmond.*' I
The party will leave at lln < arly hour
Monday morning by a special train.
The lo ads of Richmond's business ,
houses will have an opportunity of
shaking hands with those With whom |
they have done business by mall, the
story of I!:.- gigantic strides of Rich?
mond In indu--tii.il and commercial en?
terprise will be told and r. tohl. and ar.
rangements will to male With local
trade organizations by which ftl ch?
in oi l will Join hands with the Caror
Unas in a pull-altogether for bigger
business for the South.
Dal.> in i blrf llnnatea
'I would ? "t ask a single .'niih
.Carolinian," said chief Booster Wil?
liam 'l'. Dabncy; buslnesH manager of.
tie Chamber of Commerce. "t?? trade
away fr?tri home if he can buy what he
.< nits i:. his own town at the right
industry, and have pr. ached it right
lo re in Itlchtnor|d, Mut tihcrfe the peiu i
id. of tie- Carolina's cannot bby at
home, they can buy In Richmond. They
ilu not have |o go to New Vo; l< for the.
same iroods it the same price. It is |
our business to let ttiii South know ,
that Richmond is on tho map.''
'I !.. meeting was enthusiastic ft?om '
til- fall of the gavel. Many of those
present hail taken part In the Boost?
ers' T?iir of N'-r;h Carolina last year,
and were enthusiastic over the pros- I
pects of an extended tour. ?tr. ? ilhg
into many Syuth Carolina cities this |
season.
\\ III I.ei \\ lint i he; tin \ fter,
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had been organized, what t ivas for.,
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were present. The discussion was brie!
the local ?
monri Boosters will be the better for
having done so/' he asserted. ,J <;.
Oorley spoke enthusiastically for rar
rylhg out the full program alreadj
outlined. Rut it was Dabney who sup.
plied the enthusiasm for boosting.
When Mr. Rryan had - f!i Sally placed
him In ehartre of the tour M- Pah
ney said;
i mi f,,r Trade.
"Don't forget tii.it this Is our show.
It is not and ought not to he a one
man affair. Whether you go as the
representative of business liOUSeS or
as individuals, on tins tour you are
representing Richmond, and i feel thai
the people of Richmond will stand
sponsor for anything that i- .,: |
done by the leaders if her business en.
terprises who are taking part jh
trip. We want eVerj rhah ..? this trip
to feel that It Is his trip. If you don't
fee! that way about it. don't go I have
never seen lOj men more patriotic or
more sealous In pushing forward the
business advantages of t:..-:r own ?
munlty than were those who took part
; Hi the boosters' tour last year. They
w-r. on the Jot, every moment of the
time to tell the people of North Caro?
lina how much \\\ want their trad.
Mr. Smith read a number of letters
from Mayors, presidents of Chambers
?if Commcrci and similar organlrat ons
telling of the plans for welcoming the
visitors on their arrival.
Mr. Moore of the Rale|?h News and
observer staff ivjis present in person
and predicted that the welcome hal
eigh would give to tii.- business men of
Richmond would more than atone r.,r
any lack of welcome that might come
from any less progressive community.
Sleeping Bertha tSHlgncd.
The Booster's hand was present with
an assortment of popular airs to aid
j in keeping up the ttood work. Berths
; In I he four pullm?ll sie. pint; cars wer,.
! assigned by lot, with tho Inevitable
result that large portly no n who Puff
Iti every exertion drew upp.-r berth's,
while active youngsters were the proud
possessors of tick-ts entitling them to
the coveted lowers. Some good nat?
urell .swapping followed, and < very
body was satisfied. The train win con?
sist of the four sleeping ears, two
I dining cars, and a baitsraire car. The
latter will he ready on Saturday for
t'ne reception of advertising matter to
he distributed in the towns and cities
i,, he visited. 'I'h, Booster's train
leaves from Main street station at
12:30 A. M.. Monday, tin- cats; being
open Sunday night at ii o'clock, The
lirat stop Is In Rocky Mount, N. C. on
.Monday morning and on that day tho
Boosters will make brief stops in Wil?
son. Washington, Newbern. Klnaton,
and Ooldsboro, reaching Raleigh at
V I.', for the night stop.
lilu Meeting Mere on Iteturu.
Leaving there the next morning,
stops will be made during the day nt
FkycttevUle, Maxton, Benricttsville,
Darlington, Florence, ami Surator, the
second nicht being spent in Columbia.
The bobstern will visit on their third
day. Newberry, Clinton. Daurcans.
drecnvlle, spartan burg. Galney, Qaff
bey, Blacksburg, and Gastonia, staying
thnt night in Charlotte. On tin- Anal
day. stops are to he made at Sills
bury. High Point, Oroensboro, Durham
and Henderson, and the train will
I reach Richmond Thursday evening in
1 time for n monster Booster meeting at
the City Auditorium, in which all of
the commercial Organisations of the
' city will take part.
.i.?o pinis Daniels, of North Carol"na,
and K. Watson, of South Carolina,
will be Hi.- principal out of town
Hp. alters.
>Hsk UurriiMN Improving.
Miss Ruth Rurruss. who was oper?
ated on at Orftce Hospital for appen?
dicitis. Is rapidly Improving;.
Here is Your Opportunity
Suits worth tip to $30.00 reduced to $14.75- Ju?t the
right weights for present and future use. Almost all sizes
in ample assortments.
Gans-Rady Company
Membership of First Adminis?
trative Board Is Widely
I distributed.
Among the aftermath of tho Admin?
istrative Board primary, it wan pointed j
..lit yesterday that the hew board Ih i
probably a more repre?ohtatl\"c body !
than could have bet " selected by any
"in. man, tor it is doubtful if any on-- i
of the 7,800 voters voied for all hvo
..f tin winners. Every general class i
? : i:.mmiu.lty had It* representa
for-al) election :t should ho fall out i
that every ward In the city has :?!?:??.!
Kuntattoh, Mr. illrschberg live* In 3fit.
fersoti Ward, Mr, Whittct In Clay;
Ward- Captain McCarthy In I.-e Ward I
and Messrs. II. P Beck and E. C.I
ns', ? I Tl
a who hat
I, and pie,!
>r th. y st
Mn) Hold i nn. li? Soon
veral of tile candidates wi
lusted yesterdaj as i resiil
d 11. M<
nt. win not resign I li
?tain that Capillitii McCarthy will
w his as-.-:.<:.t, and who belle v
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nor, who is th- appointing powei
Koikes I.. Bealan i nler.
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ssion of Hi- Legislature is hari
wiiicn holds it/, annual meeting early
in December. It U probable that the
Senator desires to get in on one more
annual report of the committee.
A special election for a Senator to
succeed Mr. Koikes is not expected.
It is probable that his successor will
t .? chosen tor the unexplrcd term in
the same primary next summer, at
which members of the Hons.- ,-,t Dele?
gates and tli- Governor will be nomi?
nated. Anr-n*. tl.. nnntior.ed for
the Benatorshlp are Colonel John S
llarwood, Captain Charles Si, Wallace
and Colonel Thomas B. McAdams.
Senator Kolk'eS bellevi s t'.ia't had all
the defective ballot* been toiinted he
would hiive polled a majority of all
votes cast Th>, votes thrown out
probably numbered loa, and it Is said
I Senator Koikes'* nathc Was on nearly
all of them. Some of them had three
jor four names unscratched; others) hnj
more than live. One voter took the
i ticket straight, voting for t'!?0 first
Ifive men ami scratching the others,
am) thus playing no favorites.
Gleet in Xnvemlier.
The nominees of tho Democrat io
primary of Tuesday will be elected In
November, but this will 1,0 perfunc?
tory, since S,000 voters are pledged
to their support. They will I.. t:.,
same ticket with the candidates of the
various parties for presidential .?:. , -
tors and for a member of Congress
from this district.
Arc'.tltccl Carl Rttchrmttnd Is men?
tioned a? a candidate to succeed Build
ling Inspector Henry I'. Heck, one of
ih.. new Administrative Hoard mem?
bers.
Sen cor Kolkes filed his enmpalgn
expense account yesterday with the
clerk of the Hustings Court. Me spent
$H31. of which $260 was primary en?
trance fee. The $M went for hiring
I halls nnd printing
WILL SPEAK AT CREWE
Confederate Veterans nnd Dnnifhters
i,. Hear Governor Mann.
Governor Mann and Attorney-Oon
oral Samuel W. William* will lie the
speakers at the celebration of Con*
t. .i. iate Daiy nt crewe, Va., Saturday
of this week. The occasion will be a
reunion of Stuart - Pickett Camp, Con?
federate Veterans, and Nottoway Chap?
ter, Daughters of the Confederacy.
There will lie a barbecue, a street pa?
role, with cowboy band, and a special
program of music and recitations.
Crosse? of honor will be' proaonted
to Confederate veterans. Everybody Is
Invited.
ItennlsltIon is Issued,
A requisition ?viia Issued yesterday
on Governor Simeon E. Baldwin for the
delivery to lue Virginia authorities of
John OUliani, under nrrosl at Nauga
luck, Conn. Ollllani Is charged with
horse stealing In Campbell County. It
is expected he will tight extradition.
Sheriff I". I? Perron- left last night
for the prison, r.
Impressive Services at Beth
Ahabah Mark' Advent of
Jewish New Year.
Solemn as iiosh Hoshanah is in the
calendar of the Jewish Church as an
occasion when m-n and women call
t ' mind their sins of commission and
omission and ask Divine guidance for
the coming y?-ar, the .lewlsh Now Year
was ushered In at the Heth Ahabah
Synagogue last night with services
tlfu
presslve. Dr. E N. Callscli, pastor of
subject, "JUdgmeht pays,"' and an auis
to the greatest of the ch tri h's holy
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night formally inaugurated the
day. It will end with sundown this
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win b
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AMONG THE SPEEDERS
Ulllinm '.nor* \pn.iil? I 'rout
l ine in Police < ourl,
KrSnclone, w:;., was .-irre? ted s?v
He appealed to the Hu?t'iu's
Around the World Cruises
Eastward October 13th from Now
York.
Westward February 191J, from Sam
Kriii'.ctsco
110 days?$?'.0 tip.
All necessarl exr.er.se? lncltided.
For details consult
lilt: ltl< iniliMi TRANSFER CO..
SOI) i:??t Main ktrrrt.
"MONROE" - r
Redipped Roofing T'n
Reliable in Every Respect
McGraw-Yarbrough. Co
Wholesale Plumbing Supplies
122 South Eighth Street,
Richmond, Va.
Phrines: Madison and Monoe 92r>.
Good Roofing
and "Pearl" Roofing
the Same.
Gordon Metal Co.
RICHMOND, V/L
Richmond Corrugated
Paper Company
Manufacturers
CORRUGATF.D BOXES,
W RAPPERS,
PARTITION'S, Etc.;
817-819 N. Seventeenth St.
Works, Office,
Phone Monroe 327? Madison 725
"Alitlebeter"
Shoe-Repairing Service
No nail work. All sewed.
Men's Shoes Half-Soled. 75 c: Heeled,
25c.
Women's Shoes Half-Soled, fine; iroeied,
25c,
Wagons call and deliver everywhere.
ROYAL LAUNDRY
snots repairing department.
Phones Monroe 105S and 1D5B.