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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
A. ?. GENTRY, ; r. ": s sss.s ,s 8;

that autonohiiists ring their belts 1t
certain intervals. run their cars at
speeds which are impossible, and
otherwise Observe trAffic laws which
nobody else pays amy attention to.
These proposed rules follow:
1. Pedestrians crossing boulevards
at night shall wear white light In
front and red light in the rear.
Women with red hair will be exempt
from the 1atf9r.
2. Before turning to the right or
left pedestrians shall give three short
blasts on a horn at least six inches
in length
3. When an inexperienced driver Ia
made nervous by a pedestrian, he
shall indicate the same. and the PEE
destrian shall hide behind tree until
the automobile has passed.
4. Pedestrians shall net carry in
their pockets any bottles or sharp SUBJ
stances which are liable to injure
automobile tires.
S. In lodging automobiles pedes-
TRANS shall not exceed the speed limit
OF six miles an hour, as indicated by
d foot-rule and stop watch.
O. Pedestrians must register at tho
beginning of each year and pay q
license fee of SIS for the privilege OF
living. There shall be no rebate Il
they do not live through the entire
year.
I. Pedestrians will not be allowed
tu emit cigarette smoke on any boule-
ward In an offensive or unnecessary
manner.
3. Each pedestrian. before receive
ing his license to walk upon a boule-
ward, must demonstrate to the coroner
his skill In lodging, leaping. crawling
and extricating himself from machin-
cry.
o. Pedestrians will be held RESPONSE
BILE for all damages done to auiomo-
hiles or their occupants by collision.
The golden rule shall not apply in this
case.
10, Women who are In the habit
OF running backwards and forwards
at the sound of an automobile horn
or bell will not be allowed to cross the
street without being handcufYed TO =
policeman who shall wear white
gloves Charlotte Observer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
MEMPHIS To HOLD
AN AVIATION MEET
First TO BE Held East of the Miss
issippi and Third in Amer
ica-April 1916.

MEMPHIS. TENN, March 5.-~~The
first aviation meet held east OF the
Mississippi river n.d the third To be
held in America viii take place In
this city on April ID to IS, inclusive.
when the presence Of at least SIX oi
the leading asiators of America Is
assured Glenn IL, curtiss. Charles X
Hamilton and viii NJ willard are
among those under contract II. l..
Davis. who promoted and managed
the meet at Los Angeles, Cal, Is III
charge OF arrangements here. The
flights will ba made from the Old
Montgomery Park race-track. where
conditions will permit OF trials OF
speed between airships and motor ve-
hicles,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
MAY End ALL
FLORIDA RAGING
Curley Brown is Denounced For
His Method of Conducting
Races.

JACKSONVILLE FLA, March g.
Since a letter written by Mr.. BpWden,
former mayor. was published here
"A few days ago, In which he de-
fteaHt-ed Garfry fsruwn for his ~-ssr5
Of conducting racing affairs here. the
feeling has been general That q great
mistake was made when Mrs. l.. Gil
more. owner of the horse Patriot, was
arrested on the charge of criminal
libel. At the time no one dreamed
that the case would bring about SO
much trouble as IL has, and 1t may
result in the end of racing in the State
of Florida.
The preliminary hearing in the case
took place beore Justice Of the Peace
Howell in the municipal court room
and the 500 race track followers were
dumbfounded when N. +. Bryan, at
torney for Mrs. Gilmore, announced
that 1t was no ofrense under the laws
OF Florida to make charges against
an Illegal business. Bryant went on
to state that the race meeting at Mon
\ Grief Park was being run in violation
of the laws. He cited the fact thai
the constitutionalfty of the law al
lowed fair associations to engage In
pool selling. and made 1t crime pun
ishable with fine OF $1,000 or one
year in Jail for any other persons tc
do so. The case ended in Mrs. Gil
more being put under $500 bail to APP
pear for trial In the criminal court.
Bryan's argument in substance was
that 1t Is not crime to publish q
libel against any institution which Il
Itself Illegal that bookmaking is II.
legal, because the statute prov'dinf
for the conduct Of a race course \
this manner 10 class legislation anf
unconstitutional, this being based up
on a temporary admission that book
making and pooi-seiling are one anf
the same; and again. that II the law
is constitutional the association IL IL
legally operating bookmaking, sinc'
the statute provides that fair asso
Citations shall have the right betweei
tho first day OF November and tn
first day of May following, to gel
pools upon races, and the contention
is that book making is not pooi-seli
ing.
Should the courts decide that TN
argument made by Bryan is based o.
the proper legal Interpretation OF IN
law 1t lis sure thing that racinl
with bookmaking, is doomed.
B.|J. Pous, who is secretary ant
kfreasurer of the association. whiie OF
the stand admitted that bookmakinl
| was being operated at the track an
said he personally was Interested u
a book until few days ago, whel
| ne quit because OF the fact tnat n
was a loser.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
BIC MARATHON IN
BASEBALL GROUNDS
Ten Of the Best Professional Long
Distance Runners Entered
for Race.

NEW YORK. March 5.---Ten en-
triex, comprising tame of the beet pro-
fessiouai loLg- distance runners in the
world, are announced to-day for the
Marathon, which will be run at the
brooklyn baseball Clubs grounds this
afternoon The event WAS to have
taken place on Washington's birthday
but was postponed on account Of
weather conditions A two mile run
and n 100 and 220 yard dash will
give some variety to the program.
The Marathon entries follow:
T'errnccio Panzerri. Italy; Karl
Nieminin. Sweden. AL Rhines, New
York; Lone Fox. Sioux Indian;
"Pilr' Davis, Canadian Indian: Patrick
White. ireland. Lewis Semeran,
Brooklyn: Patrick Dcneen, Boston:
Matthew Maioney, New York. and
George Goff. Cambridge. Mass.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
CUBS UTILITY MAN
IS FINED 500
Zimmerman Must Pay Up For Not
Reporting For Spring
Practice.

-, WEST BADEN IND, March, s.-@.
HeiniS Zimmerman. the Cubs utility
fielder, who Is holding out for raise
In salary, will be shocked to learn thar
he has been fined 500 for not re-
porting for spring practice.
Chance received tip that Heinie Is
in Chicago. He confidently expected
the player to report here to-day with
Artie Hoffman. Circus Solly" came
here all right, and plunged into the
morning practice with great eRthas-
iasm. but Heinie was missing.
The boss Of the team was prepared
to give Heinie nice little talking to
and try to satisfy him. But he became
angry at the nonappearance and nurs-
ed his wrath all through the two
hours OF drilling In the hot gun. Just
at noon, when he gave the signal TO
quit. he broke out into storm ct
denunciation.
II understand Zimmerman 10 in
Chicago and has no good reason for
not Joining the team said Chance.
ssTherefore, hereby fine him $1o0.
He will h$ave to pay 1t. too. II he ever
plays another game with this team
SO long an am manager. To tell
the truth, I don't care whether he re-
ports or not. We have enough good
players and need pay no attention 10
4 man who does not know his own
mind or know what 10 good Tor him.
CHICAGO, March b.--zimmerman
signed his contract and Will start Inn
1ediately for New Orleans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
TY YOUNG OUTRUNS
DELEHANTY EASILY
Veteran T'wirler Shows His Heels
to the Players Who Joshed
Him Over Speed.

HOT SPRINGS. ARK, March g.
Perfect baseball weather prevails
hers and the members Of tho bnse-
ball colony are making the most OF 1t.
n squad consisting of Cy Young, Ad-
die Joss and Hiil Bradley. of Cleve-
land; Echaeffer ana C6nroy. uf wash
in3tan, Waddell, Howell and Powell.
or St Louis Americans; Sommers.
Dclehanfy and Rireiing, az Detroit;
sHAnaphiii Doyle and kietnow, Of New
YORK Americans: Bill Dshlen. of
Rfoekiyn. and Smith and O'Toole. Of
the Dostan Nationals. left the hotel
and spcnt two hours In rnouIatnin
eiimbing.
Deiehanty was kidding Young about
rot being able to stand the gan. which
sCy accepted as challenge. and the
last mile was covered on run, In
which cy arrived at the bathhouse
100 yards ahead OF Delehaflty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
|a|GEII|I HIS
1000 NREsTlERs
IN Men Have Developed Into
Winners and Strong Team
is Anticipated.

III H1xiNrETON, n. j., March S.--The
s1ncetun wrestllng tessn hrs started
scxeon quite successfully by a.
tina pehnayieania ana CulumbiA N
: 7fF5k I'VE msets Knd inuidtnH thg
q - Fale agwfrgasion TO , 70 y
6S61s6pa, and In spite u this defeat.
1&& kmaln expects very successful
49, ana the men are wvfking OF
ySGt years team to start with II has
I kxen necessary TO develop new men
anen FOR NEST of the weights, but
s6u1iA4 very good material Is available,
/ And the team expects TO keep mp its
60ed work Almost all the college
feAxns this year are largely made up
~ new men. 10 the Princeton team
= not handicapped much by this The
candidates are working daily under
tsp4ch Feaxies' eye IN the gymnasium
md .eem 10 be In the best OF shape
Tise last years men who are back
~ Captain H. III. Ward and +. c.
yVeils. the former In the 125-pound
CO. ana the latter wrestling at i7b
sounds. Ward was one of the ciev-
Sfest men on last years team. ana
viii do well this year in the intercol-
I Iewiates. wells is strong. but not as
nlever N Ward. He was the only
Princeton man 10 be thrown In the
meet with Pennsylvania
The new men are Mccarthy, i1b
sounds: II. II. ormond, 1as pounds;
Ninth, Its pounds: A. r. ormond.
lS8 peunds. and Mclean, heavy
wateht class. The two Ormond bro
4hers are sophomores this year. ~ is
Mclean. Tho ornonds have had q
T61d deal q experience at wrestling.
Ana are doing very good work. They
N1ll stay on the team and will stand
Z eood chance OF winning their bouts
N fhs Intercollegiate Mccarthy In
{ mt and strong: he should keep his
ptnce on the team. while Smith. who
- q sub last year. In sure OF his
p1nee The team IN weak In heavy
Nefs1st material. ana needs some bis
Il men. Mclean IL pretty good. but is
10 Hight and has rad but little ex-
pesience.
Captain Ward says he thinks the
aeAM has very good chance this
y&Mr. He says that there In some good
material out that could not make the
team, - that speaks well for the ones
me aid make H. The team has -four
more meets this year. They are:
/ Pennsyivania, at Philadelphia, on
March /: Navy, at Annapolis. on
March 8: Cornell. at Princeton, on
March II, and the Intercollegiate, a,
phila delphia. on March 10.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
ONLY CHAMPIONS TO
RECEIVE PEhNANTs
National Commission Passes the
Restricting Rule-New Basis
for Division of Receipts.

CINCINNATI, o.. March 6.--Only
players and teams contesting the
worlds championship series will here
after be awarded pennants and en-
blems by the National Baseball Com.
mission. according to an announce
ment made by that body recently
Hitherto all series between Nationa
and American League teams 'unoel
the auspices OF the commission have
been so noticed.
THE division OF the receipts from
these by series Is hereafter to Dc
made up on the same basis as TIN
worlds series. instead Of allowing tbs
interested clubs to divide the none,
as they may see fit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
AMERICAN MADE
AUTOS POPULAR
Captain William NJ. Lewis Gives
Interesting Views of Long
Tour of Europe.

Back from q motoring trip In Eu-
rope that was productive OF mucn
valuable information az we'll as brin-
full of pleasant experiences. clpfain
William NJ. Lewis. president ana gen.
eral manager, of the Mitchell Motor
Car Company. Of Racine. and q. YER
non Rogers. its secretary. trayersed a
little more rnan 2.ooo miles Of d.
versified roads ranging from Ire broad
highways of England to the mountain
roads of the pyrenees and the naedi-
OGRE roads of Spain in the Mitchell
sly-eyiindsF, Ss.eav machine. ~ tho
wheel OF which sat Rene PetaTd, Eu-
ropean representative of the Mitch
ell Company. whose HEADQUARTERS ara
IN, afte Rue aes Tilssts Paris. q - IS s
1--WE toured from London 70 Foilke>
stone.'' said Captain Lewis, thence
from Calais to Paris, and over the
Fyrenees to Barcelona Spain, ana
back to the French capital. with no
motor or mechanical troubles ana
considerable comfort ani much en-
lightenment The American mads
cars are enjoying wonderful amount
of popularity in continsnta. Europe
and In the British Isles.
II was impressed by economic prob~
leIns presented by the European sitii-
alton. The continent has not the mos
tor purchasing public thar the United
States has. although in France the ma
tional records show that the weslth
per capita Is more evenly distributed
than In any other country abroad. In
England there ere many poor ard Also
m1any rich. But the great class thas
might he depended upon to absorb
motor cars IL that element which this
Briton .aeers to as IN trace" Taa
tradesmen are perfectly abs C pur-
chase cars. but they refrain from
doing 90. The contrast in Anne lea ID
rather marked to the trayeier--iIu-
agine this bustneJa man of ths Enited
states going without an automobile II
he wished one--and h. has tbs money
to buy the car. Flo might not hesi-
tate 4 moment 20 deaee- spool Of
thread to a particularly good rus-
toner, using q motor car TO make rhd
delivery.
ssYou are struck abroad ani espe-
cfsily in London by the number Of
taxicahs and commercial vehicles.
The field 10 q great one. Bcfore
left there Carnage Limited. OF J.on-
don, were just negotiating c,u'ract
for 5000 more taxicsbs on the streets
Of Greater London. vhirh has a.0H0,-
600 more population than Greater
New York and not nearly as many
motor cars and 30 Important has tho
taxicab problem become tina. .hev are
starting schools for the education IT
cabmeYs children for the vocation OF
the chauffeur. This horse-drawn ve-
hfcye Is now becoming thing OF the
past IN history.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
GEO. BONHAG MATCHED
AGAINST JACK TAFT
Canadian Star Will Run Special
Race in Games of New York
Athletic Club.

NEW YORK. March 5.--aeorse
ronhag. the great distance runner,
mas been matched against Jack TAFT,
tho Canadian star, FOR q special race
Of A mile and eos,e-haK In connection
with the games Of the New York
Athletic Club at Madison Square Gar
den on March Is. Bonhag travelled q
mile. finishing easily. last night al
the Xavier High school games In -four
minutes and rs seconds. 1t is be.
lieved that he II good for longer dis.
lance at almost the same rate and ~
TAFT Ia an und;sputed wonder over that
course will be one Of the best FOL
many month";.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
NEW NEW YORK B0H||EERs
PLAN A BIG SWEEP
Entrance of Seventy Five Teams
in Big Tournament Means
Sharp Contest

BALTIMORE, Marcn 5.--Interest
in the fourth annual tournament Of
the National Bowling Association, to
be held In Baltimore April to 80
Inclusive, grows apace as the time
for the start of the national affair
draws near.
Most OF the big cities in the coun.
try will be represented by a score OF
its best individual BOWERS. Much ct
the enthusiasm, however. centers in
the team matches New York will send
ri. least seventy fiyh tGasiTs' to pit thesr
skill against the best teams that can
be gathered In baltimore, Philadel-
phia. Washington, Boston, Pittsbure.
Cincinnati Cleveland. Colnmbu In
dianapolis and numerous other cities.
New Jersey expects to have larger
representation In the Baltimore tour
nament than ever before.
Elimination contests ure now being
conducted in some cities to choose
teams to represent them In the -Baf-
timore event.
To insure keen competition. the Bal
timore bowling Tournament Company,
which win conduct the big tourney.
will offer splendid prizes. in addition
to the regular awards. TO teams from
| fraternal orders, and teams from
commercial houses participating In
| this tournament.
A slight change in one OF the ru,cs
of the National Bowling Association.
which regards the size and weight OF
the ball to be used during the coming
tournament, will probably he well
coined by bowlers. The rule has been
altered to read as follows: 1.-The ball
shall not exceed twenty-seven inches
In circumference nor exceed sixteen
pounds In weight" This really means
that anything in the shape OF bal
| which will pass through twenty-seven-
inch ring and weigh not more than
sixteen pounds is permissible. The
bowlers are. therefore, permitted TO
use balls Of their own construction as
long as they comply with the require
| ,t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
JAMES R. KEENE
HAS BIG STABLE
Forty Four Horses Now in Train
ing for Season at Sheepshead
Bay.

NEW YORK. March 5.---James r..
Keene has forty.four horses now In
training for the 1910 season 1t Sleeps
and the list announced to-day promises
new records OF the Keene stable dur
ing the coming season. Two futurity
winners. aween and maakette are In
the string.
other horses Of note are Ballot, one
Of the hest horses on the turf in
1908. Melisande. Helmet, Seneca, In.
fatuation, Metaphor and Suffragist.
IL the best colts IN AfheriAa y Aiso
81 the list.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
Mike MURPHY FINDS
4 NEW TRACK STAR
'',Jim' Bradley Shows Great Time
in Trial Run Of $50
Yards.

PHILADELPHIA. March s.--Mike
Murphy has unearthed a new track
star AZ he University Of Pennsylvania.
and one whom he hopes will bring
mors points to the Quaker score Il
the Interchangeable championship on
Franklin Field this year.
Jim Budiey In the man and not
until yesterday afternoon did no really
come into the strong limeiight OF the
Quaker trainers attention.
In practice on the indoor track yes
tertay afternoon Mike gave the man
= tryout Ia the .6e0-yard run. ana was
greatly surprised when the new cam
didate finished in the excellent time
OF 1:30.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
C. NJ. DANIELS MAKES
NEW SWIMMING RECORD

NEW YORK Mar b.--Swimming
champions are adjusting their ideas Of
speea to-day to q new worlds record
OF 100 meters, or 32s yards made by
C. NJ. Daniels. OF the New York Ath-
letic Club In the amateur nhamrion-
ship tourney which started last night.
utes 81 3-b seconds.
The time WAS made In the soc YARD
race and for this reason will probably
rot stand. but has put Daniels In a
class by himself az swimmer. IN
the intermediate distance Daniels set
up three new records, making the 200
yard mark minutes SIS 3-5 seconds
--rr-rf the 800 yard tn Z minutes 80 =
=rEvrrgrfE, He WON tte event from l..
u. Goodwin, of the New York Athletic
club by 25 yards,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
kRANzElINE ELECTED
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Former University of Penn. Star
VIII Coach at the University
Of Michigan.

ANN ARB0R, MICH, March 5.---
A. c. Kroszeilin, former University o.
Pennsylvania hur.lier, was hired to-
day by the University OF Michigan
regents 70 succeed Keene Fitzpatrick.
as athletic director at a salary of
s. Geo a year He will have the title
e. assistant professor of outdoor attn
letics
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
CHICAGO ANNOUNCES
FOOTBALL PROGRAM

CHICAGO, March 5.-~-A. A. Stagg,
Of the University of Chicago. has an
nounced his grldiron schedule for next
fHtt az f0ttUws! October s, Indiana, al
Marshall Field, October Is. illinois,
at Urhannu; October 2e, Northwest
ern. at Marshall Field; October 81
Minnesota, at Marshall Field; No
vemher 8, Purdue, at Marshall Field;
November II, Cornell, at Marshall
Field; November 10, Wisconsin. at
Madison.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
CAROLINA LEAGUE ADOPTS
SCHEDULE AND FIXES PAY

RALEIGH. n. c.. March 5.--The
Eastern Caroline Baseball League
adopted a riinety-three game schedule
extending from May 20 to September
g. The salary limit was fixed at
$3.50 The opening games will he
Raleigh at Fayetteville, WILMINGTON
at wilson md Rocky Mount at Colds
boro. The president is Joel Whitaker
and r.. r. Cpwan, OF Raleigh, IVES
elaf,ted aecretary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05

Joined the leading teams, Demara and
Stein and Hill and Drobach, last
night. Six other teams are one lap
behind. while Bardgett and Jones are
back three laps, with score of 1,f34
miles and laps. The recent New
ark, n. J., record fer the same time
is f,I07 miles and 4 laps.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
THREE TEAMS NOW
LEAD CYCLISTS
Final Ten Hours Will Witness
Hard Grind Between Leaders.
/ & l.l34, Miles Gevered.

BUFFALO,. N. r., March ,5.-Three
teams with score OF Liza miles and
3 laps wiii lead the bunch I'm the finaJ
ten hours or the SIX day bicycle race,
which starts at 1:aV this afternoon,
! I3sAelj brothers BIZ : terrific sprin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
Friday s Races
jacksonville Results.

First raee--Three furlongs purse.
Fruitful. won: Trait. second Sup
pie, third, Time, ;3s 4-5.
Second--Five furiongs; purse. Car
ron. won; Xaeatecas. second; Frank
Purcell. third Time, 1905
Third-Mile and sixteenth; SELL
ing, Forty-Four, won; Universe. Sec
ond; My Henry, third, Time. ;5S as.
Eourth----Eiye and half furlongs;
purse. John Griffon. IL, won; Royal
Onyx. second; Booger Red. third.
Time. Ill 3-5.
Fifth--Mile and 10 yards: selling.
Joe Rose. won: Tivolini, second
Ardri, third Time. 1853 3-5.
sixth--Mite and sixteenth; sell
ing. Agreement. won; Malcdiction,
second; Silverin. third. Time. 1853 l-5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05


First raee--Three-yea r-olds and up;
seven furlongs: selling. San Primo.
won; Necha, second; Alauda. third.
Time, LA as.
Second--Three-y ear-olds and up;
six furiongs; selling. Malta, won;
Ramon Carona, wonshrdletacb race,
Oesa. second; Ramon Carona, third.
Time. 1:i4 I-5.
Third--Four-year-o and up; FIVE
furlongs and Il half; selling Nc
Andrews, won Beth Goodwin. Sec
ond, Uncle Jim. third. Time. 1:11 1-6
lfaurth--Four-ye and up; five
furlongs: selling. Sorrel Top, won;
I,r. Crook. second; Judge Dundon
third Time. 1904 4-5.
Fifth--Three-ye and up;
seven furlongs: selling. Merry Gift
won: Punky. second; Norman, third
Time. l:s22-6.
Gixth--Four-year- and up: mile
and a sixteenth. Water Lake, won
Lois Cavanagh. second; Countermand
third. Time, 1875 Id
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
Oakland Results.

First Race-Futnrity course, Lad,
May Pink, third. Time, l.f2 is.
Second--Three and one-half fur,
longs. Edda, won; Vague, second
salaii, third. Time, al 49,
Thtrd--Fnturity course. Blacl
Sheep. won, No Quarter second; Ell,
ierd. third. Time. LII I'D.
Fourth---Mile. Illusion. won; Iusf
Meassg ssseHa r Contra Costa, third
Time. Lac 2-Ih.
Fifth--Mile. j. X. Laughrey, won
pr. Downie, second, Ornate, third
Time, is4s 1-6,
Stxth--Fise furlongS. Clara Sal
won, Directeifo. second; Orrnnnd Gun
ninsham. third Time. i:os ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
ADVOCATES RULES
FOR PEDESTRIANS
Charlotte Motorist Would Have
Rules for Protection Of
Automobiles.

Believing that there are two sides
to every question, Mr.. osmond Bar
ringer. Charlotte's. pianeer metorist.
has complied set Of ten rules for
init to the Board OF Aldermen at tts
next regular meeting this year for
ratification. These rules he holda to
BE- ia iine with those now on the
statutA books which require, along
With = thousand md ons other tning4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
| Stitch In Time

10 save nine must be the right
kind d b stitch. TO get full
value out Of q bicycle It must
Be repaired not only promptly,
but we'll. Cheap, bun9lin9
work 10 very expensive, because
lt win ruin q wheel In no time.
What we do ID first class in
every case. We never fall be-
low the factory standard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05

CHICAGO, March b.--zimmerman
signed his contract ana VIII start I'M
aediately for New Orleans.