The times dispatch. [volume], September 14, 1912, Image 10

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

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TO-DAY?We Shall Offer Several Hunched
Men's $1.00 to $1.50 Shirts
At 85c Each.
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11 i~ tlic filial elettn up <>t our entire summer lines of Ncgl
i and Kreuch Cuff Soft Shirts .ill <>f this i-i.i<> thai so
to SI.50 each, and some .it $2.00.
tylcs; practically all .A/.v
Excellent qualitit
' tliev I.ist. t:hbit
Men
Men
Men
Men
desirable
85c iach.
s Washable Neckwear originally 17c euch, now 5c
s Silk Half Hose, 5flc grad ? slightly Imperfect..25c
s 75c SunimtT I'nion Suits, ,i small quantity at 39c
Get Ready For School
SCI l< >L STOCKINGS.
At \ 2l/2c a Pair
s Pajamas, originally $1.00 ami $1.50, reduced to 7"c
On Sale in "The Men's Corner,"
SCHOOL DRESSES
We are now prepared to show tin excellent
line o Washable Dresses for girlsof 6 lo 11
yens, \1ariotts colors and styles in c lifcek,
plaid and solid color gingham and galatea,
heat trimmings
At $1.00 and $1.50 tLacn
Sct?u? Floor.
medium ribbed,
ng which ohr pa
upremc Court Decides Act Sub?
mitting Constitutional Changes
Is Valiil.
BLUES GET ifFAOY
FOR WEEK'S FROLIC
All Gather at Armory and Make
Merry in Anticipation
of Trip.
but
C LIGHT
"RESTHEIVIAW4"
Conditions Nowadays Kar Di
ferent From the Old Candle
Light Times.
OUND WITH THROATS CUT
M'liriiiKM-N linlicnti- Tlirtl I'iirmi'
K I Heil \t Ii. mill ? lillit.
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Police Board Orders Ii im u> Pay
$50 for Cursing and Assault?
ing Young Gruridy.
ACCUSERS ASK LENIENCY
Officer Reinstated and Told Rcp?
Ctition Will Mean Iiis Uia
missal From Force.
I'atrolmun H. W. Jennings, of this
1 . t ( in trlct, was lined SCO lusl night
by tile Hoard of l'olieu Commissioners
for cursing, ubtislug ami assaulting
Curler it. Uruiidy, Sun of Aldormuu
Mar toil 11. Urundy, while a prisoner.
When th>' commissioners wont into the
ease Jennings liud twchty-llvo wit-',
tu sei pr< sentj while Uruntly liad about
? 1 lit ah 01 the latier's wer? oxuniin
,mI. tiinl about a. dozen of those woo
appeared Iii behalt 01" th> oltlcer wci?
called. The testimony brought out
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in Police Court, vvlicii ciriindy was dls
-.1 from charges of refusing to
The action ol the bouid In lining
j... ngs ivaa brought 11 bout through
uppciils inadti in his ije.mli by the ?e
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.! u tiiui Jennlitifi be dealt with as
1.: ieritly nS' poSslblei and u Similar le
11111 .-t wita hiado in person by young
'I'll rre-1 lour Trial.
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at - o'clock it was not enddd until al?
le! II When all evidence had ben
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diet was severely reprimanded by
Mayor Alnslib, who said in 110 lincer
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would nichn his instant dismissal from
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1 inliii.il Sclf-lle'cnsp.
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HE FOUND TY GOBS
mel Snnil) < i>l. In Town ??? [tnonl
\\ .? .1. rn 1 lirollnll,
player nnd tnji
Cliecks vs. Receipts
One does hoi always like to ask for a receipt 't
looks too much like doubting (he other man's h?h?
I j. The other man may have been ven busy at
the time arid Forgotten to give you credit for the
amount paid, so it bad to be paid again. Did you
? i have thai experience? Ml tin trouble, worry
mid unpleasantness wpu'<l have been avoided had
! payment been made hy check on the
American National Bank
of Rich mond, \ irgihia.
3 per cent, interest <?n your money. Every day
you knot, ?h;?i it is getting
SECl RITY AND SERVICE.
Civic Organizations Join in
Movement to Boost
Richnu md.
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED
Parade of Citizens oil Night
Booster Party Returns
From Carolinas.
Arrangements r"r a parade' of cit?
izens escorting tho itichmond Boosters
on their rctilm froln it tour of tile
Carolinas nest Thursday night lu tin
City Auditorium wore perfected at ii
ineettug of a central committee of ar?
rangements hfcld yesterday at tho
Business Men's Club. Tin? committee
Is made up of representatives ol the
various commercial organizations aud
Is coniposMl Uialnly of- those vVhu look
part In the successful boosting tout
last y.ur. but who wore unable to go
president of the Retail Merchant's;
Boosters leave on triolr tour Monday
Main St! ? et St UlOll at 1
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.-.nth and Broad Str. ell
be up Bri
\ tailors In Ton n.
iy wts n visitor ro trio pit*." yi t- rdav
PUBLIC HELPS
DYING WOMAN
With a Little Mere Aid She Can
Soon Start for Her Aus?
tralia Home.
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' tuberculosis. Is auxl iu's to retii n to
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uiinbli lo provide the pusuugi 'money,
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Tiines-pisputcii to receive and a'o
I amount iicoded bus been in la I. I; it
about $2tHi inoi.- will ho required, it
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i sllili ill lay Shu dues not road hie
? pope tlie physlcluna liuvi not in
, formed her thai tin- generous public; i-.
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und hopeless moments she is weepii
j because she feels thai she mu-t soon
' i. tills .v . id. iiml h< r liables tu ? u
orphan ds> luiri.
'I'hc amounts given below lav.. I/eon
? publication;
.l?reviously HCknowledecd.jv.
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Con my. in lid
Be On Hand Early To-Day
Men's Suits in medium weights, which sold up to $22.50,
REDUCED TO $1 1.00.
Boy' Knickerbocker School Suits, which S"1<1 at $5.00.
$6.00 and $6.50,
REDUCED TO $3.95.
Gans-Rady Company
NEW COMMITTEE
FULLY ORGANIZED
Council Ready Now to Proceed
on Old Schedule Until
January i.
Six committees of iho City Council
? d yesterday afternoon, elected
chairman and adopted a schedule ut
meeting dates, city Clerk August,
whose duty it la to call and orglhaze
??? netv committees, reports thilt each
has inet at the time Indicated, with u
quorum present, and that th-- new
CounCcl Is now ready fur business.
?V" "f the committees assignments
were made only until January l next,
at which time th<- Administrative
Hoard Idkes over many of the detail
duties affecting th.. department of the
city;
< linlnncn i llccted.
Committees organised yesterday as
follows:
N.eitjbti chuirman; Councilman John W
Improvements of the James River:
Councilman George \V. Hogers, chair.
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chairman; Councilman Carter C. Joties^
atidltur.
I i lining and Claims: Councilman
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Cemeteries; Alderman John B.
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Market l? Dein yeil.
PULASKI DELEGATES
nntp \\ HI Send l ark:.- Nnnih
i ,.i,t, iliTlltc iti?iinlon.
ofili lal ?? Stall ill I ? It ?-????
I.iavid a. Brown. Jr. Judge Cipori
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.' Krecmrin, .t. it. W hgfleld. Attorns
Oetteral Samuel \v. Williams, laeutei
i,ht-Oovernor t Taylor Kllyson w
m. n ;i Morgan: A. C, Wrehn,
.? Robertson, \v it Wood, \v. s Arc'
r-r < se?rge T I U a:.. t.Uther Martin. A
drew Krouse', Peter .1. White. John T.
U'oodson .1 H-nrv Kracke. .1. ,t.
B rower, A. W Archer, John i:. Otver
;: -.-lit Ollfbs, .1. W. Kar rar and Judj
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The delegation W'" leave th'- City i
til-- night of Septembei 21, probably i
a special car.
SUES CAR COMPANY
I'lumi-nei-r illrgeN Defective *lrnp t> n?
< mi.? ?f 11Im i nil.
Suit was Instituted yesterday In the
I.aw ;.:. ! Kqtlity <*? mm i y A W. Fraiick
iigalnsl the Virginia (tailway ami row.
r Company for damages laid nt $5,000
I ? - ;?? i norm i it. lories,
Ali Kranck claims that on November
!:??.. i-i Street <ar between Kiuhth and
sixth Streets, proceeding westwardly,
'I'h.- fur wits crowded, and it Was
necessary fur hl^t to stund und hang
.?!, i?. ,i strap. The ?tiaii broke wh.-n
tin . ,i- aa sudden lurehi and Mr.
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sine i-ci|uli-?d med .- :l trontinCul. In
Ins de<-liir|iti"ii his attorneys. MriodUli
( ?. !;?. clnini tluit th? strap was de?
tective, und that it wits t>.i duty of
ompnhy to have provided pi>6\ ? r
i ;. iah< es f?r tin- protection of us
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tu rn tat n t- >ia> tnuKSTi'.ii
i lilt < i i!-im. \m> mx si.xo 11111
II. A. Phillip?, who was fliiCd in Po?
lice tiott'rl yesterday morning for a
Kaultllip Onvid A Moore, was arrested
lust night . .?. ? worrtinl charging him
with utirsing, nbilsing und threaten?
ing Hicyelo Pnllconiun Ii. I. Kryant.
When he had been convicted of beat
... Mayo, Phillips Is alleged to have
promised Bryant to "got even," and
cursed hint; The Hilter swore nut a
Warrant for him and In- will appear
before Justice Critlchfleld ugaln this
morning.
Snj She t'heil Hnzor,
Clara Adams, colored, was- iirrested
ci-Hteidnv on :? warrant charging her
I with outturn w lllinm Gordon w ith a
rnrprnler Hndly Hurt.
I \v VV: Kent, a carpenter of Chester?
field C'ountv, was badly buri yesterday
Infi rnoon wblb at work al 209 West
j Hrouil Street, when a mirror fell on hill
bend. Several ugly cuts wore Inlltct
' ? .:. and it wan ii- Mv?iirv for Or 11 T.
Ilawklns, ambulance surgeon, to re
Iinove hltn to Ib.- Ol y Hospital for
treatment, n< was later taken homo.
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NNINTH DISTRICT
Believed Chairman Moore Will
Make Showing in Only Re?
publican Section.
No <!< finite movement has yet been,
made lookiiiK to the nomination of a.
1 regressive candidate for ConkrCsa
from the Ninth iii>-trl<-t. it is under
Btoi d efforts, have been hi ado to si -
,!" candidacy "t KarnuV) m.
Mmntiu ' "'" "H
ivi'ti t'H bresutned that a nomination
ii he rnnde by the n ill Moose con
['''Kent, or, at least, that some mein
WANTS $5-000
Around the World Ciuises
Westward February ?". 1M3, from Si
Fi. n< Isco
13 0 days ?1550 up.
All h< eessai-! cxpi nftes included.
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l hi: it n mm mi i It v NSFEH CO.,
SOU Kant Mulll '?irrrl.
"Alitlebeter"
Shoe-Repairing Service;
ROYAL LAUNDRY
snot-: rtEiMinixo department.
Phones Monroe ]?.'?<> and 1J59
Richmond Corrugated
Paper Company
Manufacturer i
CORRI GATED BOXES,
\\ RAPPERS,
PARTITIONS, Etc,
817-819 N. Seventeenth St.
Works. Office,
Phone M?hras 327 1 M i Iis ? i 7.' >
Redipped Roofing Tin
1 Reliable in Every Respect
McGraw-Yarbrough. Co
Wholesale Plumbing Supplies
J22 South Eighth Street,
Richmond, Va.
Phones: Madison and Monoe 920.
BE SURE
! Get the tried and true kind-.
|G. M. Co.'s "Pearl"
Roofing Tin
!t is the best at the price.
I Gordon Metal Co..
RICHMOND, V.A,