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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18
Music in arks

With the close Of the coming week
concerts in the park under the pre-
vailing contract will cease. These con
certs have given the people much
pleasure. and it is said that next year
the band Will be engaged for a longer
period. There ts a movement on foat
to get the hand to continue the con-
certs The program for the week
seems to he an excellent one. ON
Tuesday. little David Constine Will
play drum with the band az thc
special request of sParkkeeper Wal
ton Here is the program
March-Spirit OF Independence,
Holman l.
Overture Tampa Herold
Popular Airs--The Ragtime Nio-
Ion, "a Polerno.
Moonlight on the Hudson,
Herman.
Seiection-The Chocolate Soldier,
Fterrrezxo Popular4-4t'avHiler Rus
ticana. [ Want to BE in Dixie.
Les Huguenots-La Benediction de
Poignards, Meyer.
Clarinet solo-Old Folks at Home,
with variations, II. F. Ryder.
Vocal-There's a Girl In Havanas
H De Zarrow.
Dixie, The Star spangled Banner.
Whcer the Band i1ays.
Monday-MarshaIl park.
Tuesday Monroe park.
Wednesday-Gam Hill.
Thursday Washington park.
F'riday-Jenerso park.
Saturday-William Byrd park.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18
probably means that the great power he has

probably means that the great power he has
exerted ia the wane. 1t cannot be seri-
ously doubted that many murderers are now
at large through his resource and eloquence.
His last effort that by which he saved
himself It is difficult to believe that a man
of his standing. wealth and ability could have
been guilty of the crime with which he was
charged; but the evidence strong and the
long pursuit of one idea, such as Darrows
assumption of the inevitable persecution of
crates to unbalance character. Whether real
ly guilty not, and although declared inno-
cent by a jury, Darrow's career is practically
ended He has become part of what it is to
be hoped has now become the history of the
storms of labor agitation,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18
Golf disappeared. The

reform was temporary. Golf disappeared. The
fear OF reform became a thing with which
to frighten children. Administrations chang
ed, but graft remained. New York, despite
spasms OF virtue. was at heart Indifferent.
Came the cure of vice oyer-confident misjudg
ing popular patience Comes, let us hope the
reincarnation OF Golf as ayenger of decency,
casting the shadow Of the chair against prison
walls
Also, it is TO be hoped that Cons speciality
o. procedure without frlls, his method of re-
solving technical doubt in favor of practical
justice may become the rule that will make
practical that fear OF the law which is equiv
alent, wherever the law is consistently en-
forced. to the salutary fear of God which
sometimes works a miracle in the meanest
breast.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18

The automobile ordinance. designed TO pre-
vent the running OF motor cars over Rich
mond streets except by persons who shall have
proved their competency was joekeyed to
death al She last meeting Of the large Council
Friday night
The fight for reasonable automobile regu-
lasion sill therefore come up as new bus-
ness Il viii have to he introduced referred
to committees reported upon and fought over
On the floor
FaiIare Of measure OF this kind often Is
the hes, proof Of its necessity. Laws that
bother 10 one might as we'll never be passed.
Laws that are worth while generally bother
SOME people The real question at the bot
Ton o. an legislation Is whether not the
persons benefited exceed In number those in
ctn,euleucef The trouble with legislation
every where which benefits th4f majority and
diseornmodes the minority Is that the minor
ii, gets the better hearing
The reason governing the Council in refus-
tag to consider this ordinance, which. Prin-
s4pa has no other purpose than to assure TO
tae gity intelligent and capable operation OF
&be most dangerous sort OF street vehicles,
m4y have been sound from a parliamentary
point Of view. As 20 that We would not ar
que. wf.a pc President who decided that the
payment out N fees collected as licenses Of
tie men who we're 20 give the licenses coHsti-
tafed al appropriation making necessary re
ference Of the ordinance 10 the finance com
rnI.tee What We would say however is
tA.4. there Aa-a-A een- many ordinances which
ne Council has taken a keen interest in dis
posing os during its dying days that not
remotely o. The Importance of this one And
ve would say further that IN selecting legis-
lstiou Tor delay the choice or the automobile
lev pas less excusa be than any other that
We know or
Need o. some city Law that would render
operation Of motor-drawn vehicles more safe
By FIXING definite responsibility has been
long recognized Il has been put of from
time 10 time on one pretext and another II
has won TO the point where the only way out
Of vote was delay. and where the delay
vas extended TO the point where its further
extension hung 10 tnsistence on a technical
fly
The last meeting Of the present Council was
dietiueu she'd by several cases where the rules
we're suspended in order that a reference to
me finance committee might not be necessary
II each instance Of this sort the exception wai
made IN favor Of the expenditure of city
monies, either for Increased salaries or imper-
alive improvements. When the same thing
was asked in favor OF ordinance which al
The same time promised 10 produce revenue
and protect The public, objection held good
Let US hope that the new and smaller Coun
Gil VIII Justify its relief from numbers By
bringing mis- matter OF vital city concern 20 Z
speedy and definite decision.
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Run Through Caroline

Editor OF The Nirginian:
Sir-It is said that the road through Caro-
line is the nearest way to Washington from
Richmond and as it runs through Caroline
some thirty-ive miles the county has as good,
il not better material to build a good sand,
gravel or clay road of any county in the State.
Now what would be gained by going some
other way? | think If the Richmond associ-
alton could talk with supervisors they
might arrange to get as much work as the
other roads would furnish to help put the
road in good shane for winter The road is in
right good order now for a summer road
Then the other roads would not be as his
torical or as near, and | think in two years the
county will vote to bond the county T. /. >.
Shumansville, Va. August II, 1917
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18

A lawyer was cross-exa mining an old Gerrna
about the position of the doors, windows and
So forth in a house in which certain transac-
ton occurred
And now my good man. said the lawyer,
will you be good enough to tell the court how
the stairs run in the house ??
The German looked dazed and unsettled for
a moment
How do the stair rum" he quoted
Yes how do the stairs rum
Veil" continued the witness, after a mo-
ment's thought: wen | am oop stairs dey run
down. and I am down stairs dey run up
Birmingham Ledger
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18

A Los Angeles jury has acquitted Clarence
barrow of jury bribing, chiefly we suppose
upon the idea that the detectives who testified
against him in the pay of his prosecu-
tors 1t remains the indisputable fact how
ever, that these detectives justified their en-
ployment when they forced Darrow 10 make
ting old. and his one failure in the effort to
set free the dynamiters OF the Times building
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18
MINISTER RETURNS
FROM TRIP ABROAD
REV. p. ". MOORE BACK IN
PETERSBt re- AFTER TWO
MONTHS IN EtRQPE.
SISTERS TRANSFERRED
PRoTR ACTED MEETING Will BE
STARTED AT GARY'S CHURCH.
PRINCE George COUNTY.
TODAY.
' irginia Bureau,
Law Building. Phone 1881

Law DuiihiIS, 4 IpfAC 4~9''
PETERSBURG. VA, August IL
Rev +. W. Moore the popular pas
tor of the Second Baptist church,
reached the city early this morning,
after a two months tour Of Europe,
and the Holy Land. He enjoyed tho
trip immensely. and was much pleased
with what he saw He viii occupy
his pulpit at both services tomorrow.
Airs. Ellen J. Williams died last night
at her home on Mistletoe street. She
had been sick a long time. She was
sixty years old and is survived by
her husband, John Y. Williams. TWO
daughters, Misses Myra {. and Lula
May Williams. OF this city, and sew
eral brothers and sisters. The funeral
took place from the grave in Bland
ford cemetery this afternoon at .
O'Clock. Rev +. w Moore conducted
the services, assisted by Rev w I. \.
Haynes. The following acted as pail
bearers: -. T.. Alley. Robert Talmase,
w. l. James and +. d Mitchell.
Sisters Transferred.
Sisters Rosalia and Madeline. two
Of the sisters of charity in charge OF
st Josepn's academy on Markst
street have been transferred to Nor-
folk. TWO sisters from elsewhere VIII
be sent here to I'LL the vacancies
A protracted meeting viii be started
at Gary's church, Prince George
county. seven miles from this city to-
morrow. II VIII continue throughout
next week, Large crowds from this
city usually attend these meetings
Rev Pembroke w Reed, rector ~
81. Johns Episcopal church returned
today from his vacation. lie viii &C.
cupy his pulpit at both services To-
morrow.
C. II, teath. auctioneer Of Prince
George county, sold ON the premises
yesterday afternoon al o'clock. n
tract Of ffty-seven acres OF lana IN
Kyes magisterial district, Prince
George county, Freeman Floyd was
the purchaser The price paid was
Sl.G5o. The property is eight miles
from this city. The land was sold
under decree OF the Circuit court OF
Prince George county.
Reduces His Weight
Richard e, Rogers. Of Prince George
county, is conEal"scing from an attack
of typhoid fever. He weighed lis
pounds when taken i'll. He nuw weighs
81 pounds
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licensed 10 preach by the last Meth
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18

The interview of Mr.. Josephus Daniels on
the political prospects seems in the nature OF
an appeal TO the couatry to avoid disturbance
by making the election OF President by &C
clamation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18
Hat1i.,s Case Continued.

The preliminary hearing OF HaIIlc
Smith, colored, charged with threat
ening the lives of Lottie Dobson and
Florence White, was continued in Po-
lice court yesterday morning to Au-
gust 21st. Hattie is alleged to have
threatened the two women with
revolver because one of them receiv-
ed attentions which she thought due
only to her,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18

Raleigh, North Carolina. man spent
night on a roller coaster at a park. We had
thought that the North Carolina Capitals wave
OF reform had definitely broken up the prac-
tlce of high rolling.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18

y. c. Bradley, colored. paid dear
" in Police court yesterday morning
for two quarts of whiskey he Is al
legged TO have stolen from Louis Cor
rieri He was sentenced TO ninety
days in jaiI--forty days for each
quart, and he could have drunk
olart in a day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18

The retiring Council seems to have left
pretty nearly everything to the new body ex-
cept those measures which involved the OPP
portunity of making appropriation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18

The Bull Moses Providence speech a
ripping assault on bosses But there were
nc bosses in attendance the Ripper-Jack.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18

Secretary of State Knox has sailed to at
tend the funeral of the Emperor OF Japan. He
will probably return to be in at the death of
Dollar Diplomacy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18

The name of Golf is one to make the knees
OF the New York police to quake, and their
blood turn TO water, and the strong arms to
tremble.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18
MORE DELAY FOR AUTOMOBILE LAW.

The automobile ordinance. designed to pre-
vent he running OF motor cars over Rich
mond streets except by persons who shall have
proved their competency. jockeyed to
death al ihe last meeting Of the large Council
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-22

tain possibilities that snowdrors, these
dainty little things. will be about the
leading flower displayed I'm the Easter
proce ss.on. There may be some Gro.
cuses.
Lilies will be scarce And the most
de ptorabIe and startling thing about
1t Is that the price or any kind of
Easter flower will be far up into the
ethereal. while these who have re-
Gently sunk all surplus funus in
Christmas offerings will have to dig
deep into the family Golfers or per-
haps make the friendly touch.
Weather Man May Be Good.
Z The weather man may have q
touch OF human kindness and head of
airy impending snowstorm. but the
early date OF Easter will be realized
with a saudder by the sorighty ones
who annually take this as the display
date for new. gewgaws and furbelows
and spring be nnets.
THIS will be- the first tine there has
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-22
DO YOUR EASTER
SHOPPING EARLY
AS soon AS CHRISTMAS PASSES
THAT OTHER GLAD SEASON
Is ON Is.
MARCH % Til S YEAR
FLORISTS AND LADIES' AND MEMS
TAILoRs AND MILLINERs AS
WE'LL ARE IN DEPTHS OF
DESPAIR.

With the probabilities OF a green
Christmas. the possibilities Of white
Easter are extremely probable. Or
W, rds to that effect.
Weather sharps have said that this
will be long winter--long In COM
Ing and long in staying.
With all this in mind II ID entirely
lit~iv tfat the Faster pramena irrs. IN
the big Monument avenue parade on
Easter SUNDAY will be enwrapped Ia
ssakkins ano other fais, alu tnu.
snow will bedeck the aa1 halt blocks
and concrete pavement. Sls.ghs
may take the place OF automc piles
and toQues the place OF the merry
w.dcw ith the feathers and flowers.
For, be II known. Easter Sunday
the coming spring will fall upon the
ominous date, March 23d Twenty
three mears skiddoo. Which further
means that flowers may be counted
upon the hngerA violets sometimes
stick their heads above the snow
drift. hut Il y one Of the almost csr-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-22

regrettahle things atmospheric. What
ever comfort there Is In knowing shtl
Easter came as early as this atty
seven years ago. or even day earl u
in 1912, or even two days earlier l.
the year 3ss A. D.. in that part OF th'
world known as Gail-rn1y be ex'
traeted at will. The point is that il
Ss7, also in 1872. and in 1855. 50 IA
as records so. Easter paraGes wer'
data did not matter very much.
But It is very different matte
this day and age. Many good PEG
pie have come to make use Of caste
: in much the same manner as IN
astronomer uses the Nor.h Star. m,
ask any star-gazer what his feeling
would tie II tonight he found that Jl'
reliable fixture out Of place in In
j armament
A Movable Feast.
To be sure, Eas,er has always sn
ioyed the privilege of rov.ng mere -
/ less al lssnd.M over The Gregoriai
CALENDAR. 1t oEeys enc of the 3l,,eS
laws man ever devised. This Ia tina
the first sunday after the fur rns.ol
following The vernal equinox shall 1,
called k4ss,er. Usually you may de
!, pend On It to work out 80 lnat isastel
ZONES where II prCpes ~ belongs, hn
this year II is . case OF the ,erna
equinox. fun moon, and sunday fol-
! lowing - close upon each Others heeis
that the holiday il at hand befors
anybody. much ieas the weather. il
really ready for Il.
In every school ard college Easter
NV synonymous with s.rng re.
cess Alholtday CT from three Jays t
two weeks u declared. Children and
Young men and women are sent home
teachers go on en- speciai-rate tour,
TO Washington. Ma CARA Falls and
Bermuda. and all hands make the
most OF q ssas01able change of eli.
mate. Courses Of study are arranged
with Easter IN mind. II, Is the tins
for exams" In . host OF places. The
curriculum IL wound up and set to ''gt
or like an alarm clock at Eastel
time. All Of which = thrown out Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-22

been such an early Easter since 1856.
/ sw OF us fens mber that date. None
of those who expect to get out into
the swim on Easter may be expected
to remember The old dodgers who
do will be huddled around the fire
req @ios r.ers Of beautiful Spring"
The ancient historian OF the New
York Evening Post tells all about 1t
in a most entertaining way. He
says:
Startlina Cphesval.
II you were to take the Fourth OF
July and present 1t to the 30, 600. 00e
or SO citizens VI this land Ia md.
tune. or II you were to grant them
christmas and all that goes with 1t
early In December. the upheavai would
be no greater than It will be when Eas-
ter makes its untimeiy appearance IN
the clustering. stormy, cold, cherries,
and altogether unliked and disagree
able month OF March--the month OF
the great blizzard Of SIS. and other
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-22

liter this season. The spring home
ming or special-rate tour will be a
ost- bitten affair at best. and just
ow TO wedge in the perennial Easter
sxams" is a problem that many a
Guilty has YET to solve.
Some Industries Affected.
Consider the florist. the tailor. the
illiner. Nay, more, consider the
les. An Easter lily will submit tn
st so much treatment to retard or
listen its growth, but 1t must be al
wed to mature in it's own sweet way
Ter certain point The extra
ronnt 81 forcing that will be me-
rsa-v in order to supply New York
tn Eas'er lilies on March 23d is GO
Il TO make the price Of Easter lti.es
! ur this season. FIcrirts say this,
A thew ought to k~ow. For one
i7g lilies VIII be scarcer. In order
force the blossoms. the hothorsas
.ast be s'eamheeted to a tempera-
re ~ ION or 10 degrees ro- DAYS
a stretch. Some the smaller for
" cannot ret up tat much stesm.
9Th nc-r-al Narch weather outside.
Wv will be short the usual srnnly
NNf'eS' when Easter arrives. Conse.
Shstly, prices will go up.
4 e hulhs were set out last August.
arthe various stages IN Their de-
cement have heen hasten-d always
Wan eve on the aate. March ga
Nsnertng coal hills ard keen,ny
F'searr CO n NO ho+Nnuse ~-Aia-
trrr~ssts sav thnv WIZ be able ia
New Work with its accus-cm-
| *a~ Nirre~re 10 matter VIVA.
"weather March 23d may bring
the etAa~ T~wa-c .hev pro toss
a -a's@s ccr,., f-rr, pA'g'n~f,
he fc-cad with lit'la ain
c'"S>n f.r~ s~is.rnas. Rhododen.
srnrNm Hei'ard also resncnd to
Hvacinths. dafroails. tn
RS aaarcissus. when grown IN me
rnay hA made to blossom
amos the will OF thu florist over
'csa. fst tsA rhief ~on-a~n 70 and
VIII otii March 33d. the lily. IA
40 tds OF the weather bureau
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-22

seen after Christmas. As FAR AZ thGS
Personally are concerned. there q ~
question about being able to attend ~
their end Of the parade. 1t will mes
more hustling for a few weeks hii4s
they can DO IT, What they are worry.
Ing ABOUT Is whether the prematut6I
Faster WI put blight on the nlnrs
nual airing OF new attire-whicAa
means much TO them
With them the motto from now RI
will be: DO your Easter sl,Dnntnn;
early" ssssa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-22

show that March is most uncertain
month March 23d. for example, had
balmy rs degree temperature in
1907, ana was clear and sunshiny.
Yet March 23, 1905 revealed IN a
tnidwinter temperature Of II degrees
Ia bit cold for summer straw, tney
say.
VIII milaay walk the avenue in her
Easter bonnet Il ii is a 7 de gree day
~ timer II seems hardly likely.
Milliners and modistes say they be-
cir q create" tha spring wonders,
worn for the first time on Easter,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-12-13
Additional Locals

c. M. Parker of Copeland was a
business visitor in town today.
Qua Guaranteed stOragslesgs 4'c at
A baby boy arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Strom yes
terday.
Bushs' still pay fxty cents for
ranch eggs. !
Last-A gold brooch, oval
shaped. Finder please rAturn to
Elite Cafe. 1t
Miss Mary Kennedy visited yes
terday with her friend, Miss Eva
Patnode, at the Broad A ranch.
Miss Kennedy was enroute to her
home at Cranbrook, B. c.
All the gentlemen and young
boys accompanied by thfir moth.
ers calling at Moore$ros. new
store on December p win be pre-
scented with very useful Christ
mas gift.
Mrs. Mead arrived here las
week from her home at Washing
ton, ID. c., to spend the holidays
visiting at the home of her brother
George +. Crocker.
Now is the time to plan YOU
Christmas sh o ppi ng. Simond,
invites the people O. Boomers Ferry
and vicinity to INSPECT his. large
assortment of Holiday Goods
Special orders foS goods no
carried in stock! given promp
attention. Remember the place
Simond's Drug Store.
M. Bruce and w. w. Ferbrach,
left Monday for the Palouse coun
try where they planned to spend {
week or ten days on combined
business and pleasure trip. Messrs
Bruce and Ferbrache expect to Blu,
a carload of fine milk cows Will
away.