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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
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Mr.. and Mrs Willie CARRIER are
spending the week at Ocean View.
Mrs Williams, of Williamsburg Ave.
nue.. is visiting friends in Newport
News
Mrs. $. Is. Maines has returned home
after visit to friends in Amelia
county.
Mr. and Mrs, Bates Vaughn. and lit
tie daughter, of Philadelphia, Pa, were
recent guests NJ their aunt. Mrs. Hens
~ Hill. OF Louisiana street
Mrs. A. c. Nielsen and little daugh-
Ter, Virginia, are spending the week
with Rev. and Mrs. j. L. Oyler, at
the parsonage near Eiko.
Messrs. Felix Smith. and Karl Black,
have returned from an extended trip
to New York Atlantic City. and Ocean
View.
Miss Ruby. the young daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Leonard, of Louis--
lana Street. Is very Ill In issr home.
Mrs. G. IL Smith. Of State Street,
ia improving after her recent Illness.
Mrs. Julian Powell. Of Wiliams-
burg Avenue, is confined In her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rogers have re-
turned from stay at Buckroa
Beach
Mr. L. II. Rsll. OF Seventh Street,
left Monday for his old home in
Mrs. star+ Mctifvuey ard aangsr-
ter. Miss Molle McGivney. Of Raiti-
more, Md, are the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Bolan. of Williamsburg
Avenue.
Rev. V. ". Barganin, pastor Of
Denny Street NJ. f, church. Is assist
ing Rev. W Jefries, IN IA series OF
meeting in Halifax county. this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
BUILD LINES INTO
COAL COUNTRY
c. A O.'s ExTEN Sion MEAN DE-
kIgpNE,NT OF MUCH TER
KfT0kf

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Is building SEINE fiftS miles Of
nesa lines tntn the eeal regions of
West Virginia, which @la result N
throwing open In development about
80 saea acres Of coal lands
t,ne OF the new Inns runs from
Logan. West Virginia twenty g
mlies m "A nertheasteriX direction.
ard ~ known as this 6uyandotte river
extension
Another runs from Petes ma 70 Ra-
s,tne. distance nj seven miles, while
the Raleigh ana Southwestern extern
sion Ii fwcnty~four miles long.
Thirty, possibly forts ne~ mines
Mil he opened along Buffalo Greek
and SIN openings have already been
started. The Mcdonald heirs and
Crawford ana Ashty. ~ Charleston.
arr among those Interested The
Mambor Cont Company whose IN"
Mambor Coal Company and the Fern
dale Coal Company. whose mines are
on GUYandoue river. between Ram
and BufIaol creeks, are expected 10
be shipping coal sooit seven other
mines ara also expected 10 add their
outputs at an early date ia the No}~
anne of coal from ~ the Guyan Val
ley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
DISCUSS TAXATION
IN MEETING HERE
NOTED EXPERTS OF THE
COUNTRY TO BE PRES
E,NT

Some u the most noted TAX ex-
perts III the country Will be in Rich
1nond next month. the occasion be-
Ius thn atth conference of the Inter
national Tax Association. Delegates
from all oger the country Will he
present. The meeting viii be held
Ia the Jefferson ltoteI beginning Sep
temger 5.
Perhaps the most interesting theme
or branch OF the general subject viii
be that oil Railroad Taxation" which
viii be the title NJ a paper which
h4s been prepared tn Allen Ripley
t'oote. president Of the International
Tax Association. Mr.. Footc IL rec
ogni2ed as enc of the foremost stu-
dents az the general subject In the
world. and it is understood that in
presenting his views he VIII make
some radical departures from the
system 81 taxation, and one that NIL
prove fpore equitable to the country
st large than any under which has
obtained in the past.
The sessions of the body viii be
held as follows.
First. Tuesday. September g. $50
Nj
Reception by governor, Tuesday
evening
second Wednesday, September G,
$50 A, NJ
Third. Wednesday. September e..
gao i. M
Fourth. Wednesday. September 8. S
L. NJ.
Fifth. Thursday, September :, $40
A. Nj
Sixth, .Thur s4a3. elsterntser. .2a20
T. Nj
seventh, Thursday, September 7. 8
l.. NJ.
In addition TO the discussion by Mr..
t'oote. the following other topics viii
be treated by experts In their respec-
tive lines
State Comfy in Taxation" Gen
erai Tax Legislation" Taxation Com
ditions In Virginia, TAX Legislation
In New York" Methods of Taxing
Corporations. Assessment of Public
Service Corporations Local option
Taxation" Uniform Accounting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
SEEKS REMEDY FOR
BAD SITUATIONS
INLAND TRADE COMMITTEE OF
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO
MEET TODAY.
TO DISCUSS THE DOCK
WILL TRY To FIND SOME WAY TO
HAVE PROPER REPAIRS MADE
TO DOCK GATE WITHOUT
THE LAWS DELAY,

Determined. II possible, to minimize
the evil results of the unsatisfactory
situation at the Richmond docks, a
meeting OF the Committee on Inland
Trade of the Chamber of Commerce
Will be held this afternoon at four, In
room sf2 Mutual Building for con-
ference with the city attorney. to as
certain what legal or other impedi-
ments lie In the way OF having the
gates of the city dock Immediately re-
paired. and also to determine II 1t is
not possible TO make some arrange
meut by which the water line between
Richmond and Petersburg may resume
operation.
F The chamber recently petitioned the
State Corporation Commission. to fix
the earliest opssible date for hearing
the petition presented by the City At
torney. with reference to the present
condition of tile Richmond dock.
According To officials OF the cham
Der, and the business interests invoiv-
ed. the situation has become so In
toierabie that the chairman Of the In
land Trade Committee OF the body has
thought Il proper to call meeting of
the committee with a view to discus
sing the very serious phases OF the
situation. AMI Of comforting with the
city attorney.
Patrons Of the Petersburg steamer
line, which has been compelled to
discontinue. on account of lack of con-
venient and accessible Wharfage, are
invited 10 attend the meeting of the
COMMITTEES, II witt be recalled that
after the Richmond dock went out d:
commission by reason of the breakage
OF one OF the gates. the Petersburg
line was forced to seek wharfage facii-
it!es in Fulton. Owing To the long
haul and excessive drayage costs, pa
irons OF the line discontinued ship
ping thereby. and after two futile
trips. the boat was tied UP.
As there is danger from these cir
cumstances OF the line being psrrna =
nently discontinued. Il IL hoped that
at the meeting to-day. the former Pm :
irons OF this line In Richmond may he
induced to incur the additional dray-
age charge In hauling to Rockets TEN =
porarily. 90 as to encourage its con-
tinuanee until the dock can be again
utilized.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16

the question. I arm no trimmer. Does
anybody know where my competitor
stands No human being can tell
from his letter to the Anti-Saloon
League whether ne fears, favors or
fights the liquor interest. Nobody can
tell from his side stepping in Con-
gress, unless his three times failure
to vote on the prohibition of whis-
key selling to savage tribes may IN
dictate something. or his one time
cham pionship of the American brew
er may be taken as an omen, While
nobody in Virginia knows from GIN
where my competitor stands as to the
liquor traffic. everybody In Virginia
knows, perhaps, where the liquor traf-
f1Ckers stand as To my competitor, To
the best of my knowledge and belief,
there is not liquor dealer. whole
sale or retail. brewer or distiller, who
VIII vote for me on the 18th day of
next September, And that means
that every one OF them who does vote
will vote for my competitor. Does not
that fact constitute a search light for
the situation? But, 1t Is said. some
temperance leaders are for my com
petitor Yes. and that shows how
we'll night omnipotent is the political
machine IN Virginia Last time 1t got
all the liquor dealers TO vote with The
temperance people for governor. This
time 1T VIII get some temperance
leaders to vote with all the liquor
dealers for United States Senator.
Asssils Administration.
Mr.. Glass more aggressively than
ne has ever done assailed the flnan-
cial administration Of Mr.. Swanson
and bitterly rjdiculed the claim that
1t WAS either brilliant or business Ike.
When they direct attention To the
fact that the editor OF my newspaper
L,L..,
plimeuted the administration Of Mr..
Swanson. which / now assail they fail
To take note Of the essential fact that
the defense made by my paper then
was based M Mr. Swansons Surry
speech. telling the public that the treas
TRY Was full, while my criticism now
Is based upon official figures from the
Auditors office showing the treasury
10 have been empty--and upon Gov
ernor Mann's repeated assertion that
when he took charge of the executive
office the public treasury was depleted.
While they charge me with ineon-
sstency, they keep back from the pao~
pie the fact that, three months after
Mr.. Swanson at Surry Courthouse ex-
allied his own administration as =
financial success, Auditor Marye fur
nished the finance committee OF rne
Virginia Senate with detailed Off
cial statement showing an estimated
deficit OF $3.50, 600 In the States reXe-
nues for the ensuing two years: While
abusing ne FOR my criticism of such
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. they suppress the
startling fact that sfttfersff-tt4e- ee.ff-
stitution and laws make II obligatory
on the governor to keep the General
Assembly and the people advised 81 the
true state of the trea sury. a sY 81 efnatic
effort was made at Richmond 10 con-
ceal the facts presented by Auditor
Marye and not a word If II appears in
my competitors last message TO the
General Assembly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
SEADOARD SYSTEMS
HEALTHY CONDITION

Some weeks ago The yirginian pub
lishpd a forecast OF the annual re-
port II SeaEeard Air Line. indicattng
that the great southern system would
show an increase OF business OF APP
proxmately one and three quarter
millions OF dollars. The following Of
fetal Information was recently given
out by the management,
The earnings OF the Sea board Air
Line system for the year ending June
30. 1911, were the largest ia the his
tory of the system. amounting to s2l.-
7sa, 0os. an increase Of sl,Tl3,232.
Net earnings. over and above OPP
Grating expenses and taxes. for the
same period amounted 10 ss,s2s. sso.
an Increase Of s33s.0s1.
Average mileage operated for the
past year was 3.e4s miles as against
3oI5 miles the previous year"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
SAYS SWANSON IS
FRIEND Of TRUST
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Continued from First Page.J
rather singular that amongst the first
persons who turned up in Washing
ton after Majcr Daniel was paraiyzed
was this j. $. Barbour Thompson.
who. | am reliab bly, informed, avowed
that he had come ali the way from
Atlanta, Ga. to help have my COM
petitor appointed to succeed Major
Daniel In the senate.
Is IL not a severe tax upon the
credulity Of sensible people To ask
them to believe that the railroad
agent. who had been In the habit of
dispensing railroad funds, would thus
rush te the aid Of "a pahHe man
who had been IN the habit az defylng
railroads? Is not 1t expecting TOO
much when We are asked to believe
that Il railroad agent Of MIR. Thomp
sons type would be SO eager to help
a railroad fighter OF the genuine sort
as to rush 500 miles from Atlanta
10 Washington before the result of
Major Daniels sickness could be
known And does not this single an
cidant clearly and ccgeutly Illustrate
how absurd is the contention that
the governors temporary appointee
is a "boid defer of railroad corpora
tons and a veritable tribune of the
people, Moreover, If Mr.. J. :. B.
Thompson. the railroad age ut and lob
pyist, could not wait for Major Dan
iels death with any more patience
or decorun than could my CompetI-
tor, and was resolved TO take time
by the forelock and have my COM
petitor named as Daniels successor.
why should he have gone TO Wash
ington TO arrange the AFFAIR with fne
politicians there Why did he not
go to Richmond. where the Governor
Of Virginia resides is II not rather
queer that both my competitor, "a
bold defer of railroads and this
gentleman. So Intimately identified
with the secret and sinister service
OF railroads, should have rushed to
Washington 10 get Daniels toga be-
fore il could even be- known that the
latter would not ike to render other
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
INSPECTORS PRESENT
CURRENT is GOOD

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Aug Is
George H. Whitfield. electrical and
mechanical engineer of Richmond. ar
rived in this city yesterday morning
and. by direction OF me State Cor
poration Commission, Is making an
inspection of the power plant Of the
Newport News and Old Point Rail-
way and Electric Company at Hamp-
ton. MIR. Whitfield was joined last
night by Electrical Engineer f. W.
Trafford. who Is representing the rail-
way company.
Mr. Whitfield expects 10 complete
his Cork here within two days and
his report should be In the hands of
the commission by the latter part or
this week or early next week.
On yesterday both the street car
and electric light services were good
Last night the light service was far
better than 1t has been at any time
within the past twelve months, and at
rfnles9ft was even bettsr~ttlnn II would
he under normal conditions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
Ashland

Especial TO rhe Richmond Nirginian)
ASHLAND. Aug. 15,~Dr. r. f.
Blackwell. and Miss Epic Blackwell
left Saturday fer visit to relatives in
Front Royal Va
Mrs r. E. Blackwell is the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. Edward Hagan. in
C'hristiansburg.
Mrs G. f. Hartsook Is visiting
friends in Burlington. ". Va.
Rev. Mr. osgood, rector of Emanuel
church. near Richmond. was the
week end guest of Mr. T.. W, Newman.
Miss Helen Stone. OF Elizabeth City.
n G., who mas been the house guest
Of Mics Maud Woodfin, left to-day for
New York,
Mr. Exan. of Baltimore. is the guest
of his daughter Mrs. 6. w. Hunter.
Jr.
Miss Cora Pannill of Greensboro.
has returned to her home after a visit
to Mrs. Weldon Blanton.
Mr.. Shepherd Webb, Of Richmond.
was the guest of friends here yester-
day.
Mrs Amanda Gross f4Rs returned
from q visit 10 Mrs. \. w. Bowe. In
Richmond.
Miss Helen Herrink. is the guest Ok
Miss Maud Richardson, in South Bos-
ton: later she viii visit friends u
Halifax county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
ENGINE HITS TRUCK;
SEVEN ARE INJURED

Chesapeake and Ohio shifting en-
rsffe M - sirfeFer' t'ass * 'ssff''asT'. ~
Conductor j. II. Mason and Engineer
] Il. ksuhank colored. struck an om-
nb,s Of the Richmond Transfer Com
paty. at Ninth and Canal Streets.
shortly after O'Clock yesterday after
noon aud slightly Injured IFS seven
negro occupants. nearly destroying the
vehicle
The injured are Charles Richardson,
Of 4as East Gary Street, driver of the
omnibus: w = Fields. of Gainesville,
Va Caroline Fields OF Ciarksville.
Lena Christian, of 74a George Street.
Baltimore: Alexander Cooper. OF
Chase CITY. Va; William Williams, 1T
Chase City; and Richard Williams. OF
Chase CITY pr. W. b, 'Crowgey, Of
. the city Ambulance dressed the in
juries received by the negroes,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
BATTLE ABBEY TO
BE OF MARBLE

1t is confidently anticipated now
that detnit" action relative to the
ward Of the contract for the Con-
federate Memorial Museum will he
taken by the executive board this
week,
There is practically no doubt that
the building VIII be Of marble con-
straction as the committee has on
hand S215. 600. and tfse marble struc-
ture, with some slight alterations, not
affecting its design or beauty. can
he brought to that Squire. it Is be-
Ileved.
At any rate the difference is such
a small matter In comparison with
the results to be attained. that there
IS now no possibility of the building
being Of the cheaper stone construe-
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
OLD YEOcOMICOs 2o5TH
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

FREDERICKSBURG VA. August
f5.--The two hundred and NTH an
niversary Of the building of Yeocomi-
CO church. Cople Parish. Westmoreiand
county will be observed by special
services on Sunday. August Goth. Rev.
J. Poyntz Tyler. OF Hagerstown. Md.
viii preach at IL A. M. Dinner will
be served on the ground. AT three
o'clock there will be a meeting OF the
"Yeocosnico Church Association" The
association has for its object the care
and preservation of the church and Its
cemetery, At 4:30 there wiI be even
ing prayer and an address by Rev.
Arthur Allen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
RIXEY'S CASE UP
SEPTEMBER II

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Aug. 15.-C.
Jones Rixey. president of the defunct
Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Cor
poration. Will appear beofre Judge
Barley September II to answer 10
eight indictments returned against
him.
These indictments charge him with
making false statements to the bank
examiner. with making false entries
and with the grand larceny of s50,-
coo. 1t was the desire of the Com
monwealth 10 have the case heard
AS early as possible. Several dates
have been set, butt later deferred
owing TO Rixey's poor physical con-
dltion,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
Fined for ~aasSing.

Special Agent Luther l., Scherer. OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
who has gained fame throughout the
country since he took charge of the
Beattie murder mystery investigation.
appeared in behalf of the defense
when Don Register, of 2lo East
Franklin street, was arraigned before
Magistrate Ira Watson. of Henrico
county, on charge of exceeding the
speed limit In an automobile near
Stop II In Seven Pines road. Regis
ter was fined S29 and costs, and
eAEough counsel noted an appeal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
PLANETS IN cONJuNcTlO
WILL MAKE BEAUTIFUL

Local astronomers say that an in
terestng phenomena Will take pla &C
TO- might. when the planets Mars and
Saturn Will be In conjunction.
Mars Will pass SO close. apparently.
to Saturn. that they viii appear as a
bright double star, the distance be-
tween them being twenty one minutes,
or about twa-thirds the apparent
width of the moon. Mars will pass
north of Saturn. The moon will he
to the eastward. and. as the eye views
Ii. not far distant from the planets,
II the sky be clear the sight viii he
well worth seeing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
Rnx Factory On Fire.

Fire Was discovered AT o clock yes
ter.ay morning i'm the Allegheny Fox
Factory. in South Eleventh Street, bat
the flames were suhdued In a short
time by tiremen Of engine companies.
No :. /. {. ana ?, aud truck com
rany. No ]. The shavings and saw
dust from the plant are fed INTO the
fire room through a feed pipe from a
tank on the roof A back draft sent
flames up this feed pipe and for a
time il seemed the building would be
destroyed but the fire MAS extinguished
when bat a slight lSss had been
caused.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
COLORED MAN RESCUES
CHILD FROM WATERY GRAVE

HAMPTON, VA, Aug. 15.-Littlo
Miss Mary Lee, the ten-year-old
daughter OF Councilman and Mrs.
Richard G. Lee, had narrow escape
from drowning in Hampton creek
yesterday afternoon by falling over
board from the breakwater. George
Thomas. a eolored man employed by
Hunter r. Booker, heard the screams
OF the other children when the girl
fell into the water, and running to
the scene. plunged overheard. HAs
rescued the child before she had
suffered any great Inconvenience frou1
the impromptu dive.
The water Is about foar feet deen
in the place where the schild tumhle0
over and had not Thomas acted
quickly II is believed that The ch1a4
would have drowned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
ARE s4cd In Baltimore.

Detective Sergeant Bolton, left last
night for Baltimore, 10 take in custody.
T. Herbert Snyder. who was arrested
there on two charges Of embezztement
at the request Of the local authorities
Bolton win escort Snyder 10 Richmond
and the prisoner probably will he ar
ra igned this morning. lie is accused
of approprlating to his own use funds
collected for Richmond life insur-
aura rpnNpanN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
OLD SOLDIERS TO
GET PENSION NONE Y

Pension money viii not he delayed
In getting To the old soldiers this
year. as the funds are IN the hands
Of the State treasurer and the audi
tor OF public accounts IA making out
the checks, The pension money Is
due to- he distributed September /
Last year there was a delay of a
few weeks on account Of lack. OF
funds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
G.. W. kOINER
is IMPROVING

Advices from Commissioner of
Agriculture George W. koiner. who
has been spending his vacation at
Sweet Chalybeate Springs, are TO the
effect that he il much improved by
Mis- stay, and that ne Viii return TO
Fhis duties within few days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
MR.. ARLINGTON
is REAPPOINTED

Governor Mann has reappointed II.
s Arlington, of Norfolk. a member
of the State board Of pharmacy for
the term of I'VE years, beginning
March /. 1912.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16

|'frf has taken Bffiinger six years TO
save enough money to visit Europe. He
sailed to-day.
How long will he be gone
six weeks Cleveland Plain Deaf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
Old Citizen Celebrates.

A. s. Lee, resident of Richmond for
more than half "A century, veteran
business man and retired head of q
big fertilizer concern, celebrated his
ninety second birthday at his home,
1921 West Grace street. Monday night
In the presence of a large and happy
gathering OF kinsfolk and friends.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
Georgia and Florida Railway EARNING.

Approximate earnings Of the Geor-
gia and Florida Railway, for the month
OF July. 1911. amounted 70 $60.7S0.
July. 1910. $43,634, an increase Of sl7.-
146. or 80 per cent.
The increase in gross earninsg for
the fiscal year, ending June 80, 1911.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-12

cessors, and assigns, to operate a tractiSn
said com~~+ - SUCCESSORS. lessees or as
signs shall all passengers travelling
over any line operated or controlled BY
said company, Its lessees or assigns, with
ing the corporate limits of the city. to
transfer and to be carried over Its road
Of, and shall Issue transfers SO that for
one fare paid to said company. its sue
cessors, lessees or assigns, a. contlnuous
passage may be had over the limos of said
company within the corporate. limits OF
the city of Perth Anboy. And -.
whereas, 1t Is commonly reported that
gqsA, L. net tha aa sass,y t bat f Hn SaTs q 81 and Ind
from South Amboy. passengers are refused
transfers and are carried only to and from
Be it Resolved, That the City Clerk Is
hereby instructed to communicate with the
Public Service Railway Co. demanding
that they comply with said provisions and
saying that If the same Is not CORRECTED
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-12

at once. that steps will be taken to en-
fore said ordinance.
was Introduced, and adopted by the follow
ing vote! Aye-Hornsby, Seaman, Calvin,
Larson, Dalton. Sandbeck, voorhees,. Nay
None.
ON motion the Committee on Streets and
Sewers was authorized to purchase ABOUT
s, 900 gallons of ''Tasscoir' road oil Tor
sprinklins streets.
On motion the COMMITTEES on Public
Grounds and Buildings was directed to Sc
cure estimates for removing and remodel
ing tho old Isolation Hospital located on
the Almshouse property. and also to pro.
vide a shed on said property for use OF
lstEsst wa,
to purchase one team of horses
for tho use Of Garfield Hose Company.
On motion the COMMITTEES on Fire was
Instructed to secure estimates for rubber
| tires for Mcclellan Engine. Washington and
Eagle Chemical wagons. and Lincoln hose
J wagon.
On motion the Board went into the cleo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-12
a Curious Rule,

The following curious rule appears
under paragraph SO of the municipal
regulations governing burials at Gies-
sen, HssseI "Interments are only per-
mitted after death has taken place. In
all other cases q certificate signed by
the mayor Ia required