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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-12
BUSY week AHEAD
FOR CITY FATHERS
ALDERMEN MEET TUESDAY, WHEN
UNION STATION MATTER
COMES UP
FREE BUILDING SITES
RESOLUTION BY JOHN HIRSCH-
BERG WILL he ADOPTED By
ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD.
OTHER MATTERS

A proposal to give free manufacture
ing sites to induce new business to
come to Richmond. the matter of pro-
viding q high pressure water system
for fire protection In the business sec
tion and the union station matter are
among the more important things to
come before the city fathers during the
week.
There will be two important com
mittee meetings. meeting of the
board OF aldermen, and conference
between the subcommittee on water
pressure. the public buildings and
utilities committee, fire commissioners,
members of the administrative board
and Mayor Ainslie
At the meeting of the administrative
board tomorrow a resolution to be in
troduced by Commi ssloner Hirschberg
will be adopted, This resolution pro-
poses that the city Of Richmond give
manufacturing enterprises factory
sites to attract them to this city.
Amendment to the state constitution.
the city charter and certain laws of
the state are provided for in the reso-
| luton.
Wr. HirScbherg's Idea.
Mr.. HIrsch berg yesterday instructed
the clerk OF the administrative board
| to draft a resolution. the substance OF
which is that the administrative board
recommend to the board of aldermen
| that 1T direct the city attorney 10 draft
the necessary amendments to the con-
| stitution. city charter and Virginia
statutes so as to authorize the city
to give free manufacturing sites and
to grant for certain fixed periods ex-
emptton from taxes to manufacturing
concerns locating here
The resolution win be sent 70 the
| board OF aldermen at its meeting Tues
| day night Mr.. Hirschberg. In speak
! ing of the proposal, said that IL has
| the general approval of members of the
administrative hoard and will he
adopted tomorrow. He declares the
| plan viii add much drawing power to
! the work of the chamber of commerce
and the business interests of Rich
mond who bring conventions to the
| lefty. acquaintins outside capital with
fthe citys ideal climate its splendid
! location and transportation facilities,
+nnd its. natural advantages. He
Thinks the proposition put to q bust
Eness concern from outside of Rich
I.mond will prnYe-an- indncemen-
! that new enterprises will be brought
Other city business.
/ The board of aldermen Tuesday
/ night Will also receive the report OF
! the special committee on the union sta
| ton.
| The streets committee win meet Mon
/ day afternoon to look after routine
/ business
! The subcommittee from the utilities
/ committee on high pressure of water
( for fire protection in the business dis
members OF council, administrative
! board. fire commissioners and the
| mayor Monday night.
Thursday night the next regular
| session OF the ordinance committee
/ will be held.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-12
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-12
REV. v. I. MANNING
Continued from First Page. }

acting chairman paid no attention to
the suggestion, and DIR. Manning held
his peace. He had his chance to get
back today, and he took It,
II wish 20 offer a resolution, he
said, land ask It's reference to the
committee on amendments TO the con-
stitution. May I be allowed to say
In presenting this matter that adj
dress this body as an American cit.
zen Of the most nnmitigated and un-
blushing tyre Az one. In fact. whose
Asnericanisna iaSo intense that he has
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-12

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
Lost. a Detroit Electric Hub Cap. Re-
ward il returned Vine and Main
streets
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-12

sun III NIOt1bcS StUitHk / FI.
J. d, Cushman. Of lis South Third
street. yesterday reported to the{ po-
ice tina, a suit of cloth valued at
$40 had been stolen bonn his hfsne..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
STAND
OF REPUBS
ON TARIFF
Seeking to Block Bill 10 the Last
Vote Likely this Afternoon
Democratic Support Of
Measure Nearly Solid

Telegram by United rsesa

Telegram by United Pgesa
Washington. May s.-Only half
hearted opposition by the minority in
tervened before the final passage OF
the tariff bin in the house this after
noon
Formal reading Of the engrossed
measure for unknown reasons was in
sisted on by Representative Mann.
Two or three roll calls and final vote
on the passage ere all necessary to
send the administrator measure to
the senate.
It is probable that parliamentary de-
lays will not allow vote before .
O'clock. Loss than a dozen Democrats
OF the 290 planned to bolt the party
program.
The Republicans plan to cast i29
fotes against tine Dill. vi the le Pro
gressiyes few planned TO vote present
and the rest against it
The Republicans planned a last
stand by supporting Payne's motion
to commit The measure with specific
instructions that it be reported back
and amended TO provide for a tariff
board, increases on wool and cotton
rates.
A record roll call is certain. Nine
legislative days were consumed in the
actual consideration Of the bill. max
ing a record for speedy tariff 1egisla
tion
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
Business Picking Up
in Police Court

The first police matinee under the
new administration was staged late
yesterday afternoon at police court.
with some four or five performers.
Pinkie Mullins. arrested by officer
Ramsey and charged with immoral
conduct, paid a fine Of sS.
Everett Case, arrested for disturbing
the peace BY Dillon and Ramsey. was
found guilty and fined SS The cases
OF Henry Hill, charged with maintain.
ing a nuisance and vagrancy. and Mel
lie Hill, charged with immoral con
duct, was continued until this after
noon
Mrs Jack Smith, a negross, was
fined $50 for throwing scalding water
[ upon negro man.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08

rage This flowing growth on my up
per lip is essential to my peculiar
style OF beauty and for one am 60
ing to kick over the traces. If that
chief gets gay with me, I'll grow a
beard and he walked out, STOPPING
in order not to bump his head on the
top Of an eight foot door
Well, | haven't much Of a mus
tache and had thought some Of shaving
it off, cut in r. A. Bird, "but since
Anderson has tried to show his au-
thority BY debating as to a mans per
sonal appearance, I'm with the rest
Of the gang and viii not consider shay
ing it off Furthermore, III use some
kind Of hair restorer to make it grow
heavier, so thefel"
The new uniforms were ordered yes
terday and are expected to arrive
within two weeks. It is said that for
splendor and grandness, no uniforms
Of the past will compare with the new
outfits for the Chickasha cops. The
uniforms are purchased by the officers
individually and the helmets are fur
nished by the city. Owing to the re
fusal Of two former policemen to wear
helmets, the force is shy Two pieces
Of headgear at this time
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
OFF
FOR VTATF
VN NkH1L
ROUNDUP

Running in several sections, but all
due to arrive in plenty Of time for the
Bis circus, the local Hello Bills" are
leaving for the state convention Of
Elks al Oklahoma City Preparations
have been under way for several days
and AL is now complete, Every man
TO attend has possessed himself Of a
white cap bearing the inscription.
"chickasha, No 755," said caps to Be
worn in the big parade and being the
only dress in the manner of a given
ueoFm. Several parties are making
the trip in automobiles. but the ma.
iority are using the choo choos. The
convention will be ia session today
and tomorrow
Those 10 attend are. j "A. Schwartz
Tom Boyd. Manager Erwin Of the &c.
ronimo, John Owsley, w. A. Hopkins.
WIN 0wsley, L. ErIiek. C. C. clary.
Fred Frey. Olin Brashear. Fl C. seitz.
secretary local b. P. O e.. f. O. Kir-
By David Riddle, w J.. Warfield, l..
C. Burton Marshal Johnson, c. H.
Caneman, c. NJ. Fechheimer. J. S.
Askew J W. Richburg. WIN. Edwards,
B B. Barefoot. exalted ruler, local b.
p o f. R W Murray S. C. Durbin,
A G Crosse, Jack Kilgore. Eurat Col
By, E. r. Collins. Ford Withelspoon.
r X. Miller l. G. Hutson C. E.
sahcw, Dr W. Penauite. r. s. Ran
derson L. l. Bryan S. d. Barr. a. G.
McKain, J G. Barr, J. ID. Carmichael.
J S. Barr. eliff Barefoot, al II Loom.
Is. Dick Harbour Aiser Melton. I'D
Sheesog, Adrian Mellon, Roy smith.
Howard Hampton Pat Murphy. j W.
Kayser. B. W. Lubman, Kendall Gala
way Hugh r. Smith, Ralph Bower.
Elmer Terrell, J. C. Terrell and How-
ard cabecn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
NO FORMAL
PROTESTBY
JAPS YET
Telegram BY united Press.

Telegram BY United Press
Washington, May -Deiiberation
continues to characterize the admins
tration's attitude toward the Califor-
nia-Japanese situation. With Bryan
back it became known that Japan has
not yet made formal protest against
the bin now awaiting Coy. Johnson's
signature.
Ambassador chidna is waiting until
the law goes into effect and even
then Will informally seek to learn
what the government plans to do be-
fore completing his protest.
The president expects to send Gov
Johnson another message before Tues
day, when ne must dispose Of the bill
Bryan presented TO the president a
report of his Sacramento visit. Ma
definite action is expected as Bryan
planned to leave this afternoon foi
Baltimore on his way to New York.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
Bewhiskered Cops
Boldly Defy Chief

The flat refusal Of some Of the
newly appointed policemen, to comply
with regulations installed by CHIEF
Hugh Anderson, is expected to result
in a big shake-up Of the force, but at
that one will have to admit that the
new chief is asking a great deal of
the men, and they cannot come in for
too much censure for taking their pres
ent stand
The first rule made by the new
chief is that all members OF the force
shall be clean shaven, and wear square
toe shoes q don't Iaind the square
toed shoes, but I sure balk on shay
ing off my mustaehe," said Bose Ram
sey this morning, in police headuuar-
ters, as he hammered on the night
sergeants desk with his new club and
spat quantity Of amber into the cor
ner, all regardless of precedent and
cuspidors.
I'm with you there, Bose, shouted
George Brown, as he leaped to his
feet and ratified his spurs. q have
lived with this mnstache since'67 and
TIL be hanged if any tin soldier like
Hugh Anderson is going 70 step up
and tell me 7 have to shave it off and
get away with it Why it's an out.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
SUFFS Loss
PLACED AT
5 MILLION
reIegram By unlLed PFegs

Telegram by United Press
London, May S-The trial OF the
suffragettes charged with conspiracy
was adjourned until May ls this after
noon, when Mrs. Flora Drummond be-
came so i'll from her hunger striking
chat she had to be removed to her
bed
None OF the women nave eaten since
they were jailed All Of the susfra-
gettes were released on $4,000 bail.
Clayton Richmond a chemist, was
re-committed without bail
The authorities say s5.OOo,O00 is a
conservative estimate of the damage
done by suffragettes since the govern.
nent recalled the franchise reform
bill three months ago.
Another bomb was found in front
of a Tottenham pawn brokers' shop
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
NATIONAL TENNIS MEET.
Telegram hg unIIea prass.

TELEGRAM by United Press.
Chevy Chase, Md, May s-The
United States Lawn Tennis assoeia-
tion season opened today on the links
ci the famous Chevy Chase club, with
a schedule Of open doubles. Members
Of President Wilson's cabinet and OF
the diplomatic corps were among
those who Witnessed the contests
President Wilson, who is a member
Of the Chevy Chase club. was expect.
ed to motor out here later in the after.
noon with his daughters
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
'VMCA PARK" Is
TRE NAME CHOSEN
Con ract for Ground Secured and
improvements Will Be Started
4 at Once Will Erect
Band Stard

II II plan Initiated BY Miss Annie
Wade o'Neill is carried out, and
judging BY the zeal ana energy Of it's
promoter Il viii be, Chickasha will
soon have a long-wished-for and much
needed rest and beauty spot right in
ne heart Of the city It is only a mod.
est enterprise but It Is fondly hoped
that il viii be the beginning OF a
park movement which win. before
long, take a firm hold among ihe peo-
pie Of the city.
Miss OMEN has entered INTO nego.
tiations with Henry FRS and togeth-
er with Mayor BurtoP whom she in.
terested in her plan, fhs signed a con.
tract whereby the wle OF the vacant
lots south Of the Carnegie library.
facing sixth street lfnd Minnesota ave
nue. Is acquired NJ behalf Of the eia-
zens Of ChlckasM nor park purposes.
Under the terms OF the contract the
use Of this tract is secured without
cost until such time as the first party
shall sell said property and il IS
further agreed the. the city Of Chick.
asha shall have an option 10 purchase
the property for a permanent park. at
price to be agreed upon. when the
owner decides to sell K.
On account OF the temporary nature
Of the tenure Of the property. it is not
proposed to spend any large sum OF
money In improving it but at mod
crate cost added to olunteer work.
o is believed that sais tract can be
converted into a real beauty shot that
win serve valuable purpose for at
least several years. and it is further
thcushl Chat il will be an object les
son. furnishing an incentive 10 the
people 20 Invest in permanent parks.
I'VE shalt rely wholly upon volun.
teer contributions FOR the funds need
cd % make ihe desired improve.
mcnts said Miss O'Nonl. Hand we
hopa to have the hearty cooperation
Of ihe people ia this enterprise which
We feel TO be Of SO much vital import
anee 20 The people
@ylnca Park" is the name chosen
for the proposed beauty spot the
name being that OF the flower witch
was selected year or more ago bg
the Cosmopolitan club. and this pretty
plant viii be used extensively in
beautiiying the grounds. Present
plans call for flower beds. hedges,
walks, a band stand and rustic seats.
The ground is already well carpeted
with Bermuda grass and there are a
number Of trees on the tract With a
little work It is believed that the park
can be made O reality within a few
weeks and before the end of the sum
mer will become q popular rest and
recreation place. Miss O'Neili EXPECT.
to see the work Of Improvement
launched at once aud no time lost II
carrying ail the plans into execution
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
Senate Committee
to Begin Hearings
Telegram by Unired Press,

Washington, May Sit was expect.
ed that the new state committee on
banking and currency would today be.
gin its hearings, during which all
phases Of the financial question will
be investigated When the senate rel
Gently passed the resolution introduce
ed by Chairman Owen it conferred up
on the committee full authority to
summon witnesses and compel their
attendance.
II was the plan Of the committee to
examine many Of the financial kings
and prominent banking experts from
all over the country. but principally
from New York, Philadelphia, Boston
and Chicago. The hearings are err
pccted to be as wide in their scope
as were the hearings OF the famous
money trust committee during the
closing sessions Of the last congress.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
VICE PROBERS
ARE UNDER FIRE
Telegram BY United Press

Telegram by United Press
Springfield. Ill, May S.-The senate
In committee Of the whole this morn-
ing placed investigator Coan Of the
vice commission ON the stand He
testified that Deputy Sheriff Brooks
sullivan told him that if the commits
sion came here and placed Davis OF
the Davis, Ensel & Co, liquor dealers,
on the tsand. he (suHivanl had an
affidavit that he would use to oust
Lieut.. Gov 0'Hara,
No action was taken this morning
by the senate to empower the special
committee to investigate the charges
against members Of the vice probe
commission
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
Measure Already Passed by House
and VIII be Ready for Govern
nor When Amendments
are Approved
SUNDAY BILL PASSED
In MILDER FORM
Sports and Amusements Not Under
Ban Miss Kate Issues State
ment Defending Department
and Scoring SOIOns

Oklahoma City, May S.-sinal pass
age Of the bin abolishing the office
Of the state highway commissioner,
defeat Of two resolutions seeking to
refer state questions to a vote Of the
people at the special election to be
held in August and the passage Of the
bill prescribing an additional oath for
state officials and the bill by the
joint committee Of the two houses car
rying into effect the new code Of
school laws sums up the main work
Of the senate Wednesday
The bill abolishing the state high
way commissioner already has passed
the house, but it win have to be re.
turned to the house for action on cer-
tain amendments made in the senate.
The Sunday observance bin was
passed in the house Wednesday but
with the provisions against Sunday
theaters and sports such as baseball,
eliminated
What many consider long step for
ward in advanced legislation was the
passage TO final roll call OF the bill
providing for the sterilization Of con
iirmed criminals. imbeciles and rap
lists
In a statement issued yesterday
Miss Kate Barnard, commissioner OF
charities and corrections, declares
that an effort on the part Of members
Of the legislature to defeat her appro-
priations and destrOYlthe efficiency Of
her department is due to the fact that
certain politicians, having failed to
control the work Of her Office. have
sought to destroy aud wreck its use
fulness.
Open charges are made that a Ger
tain attorney OF Muskogec. named
Montgomery. promised her that if he
would be appointed as attorney for the
department be could stop the fighl
against her office, at the time it was
wagIng hottest in the halls Of the low.
er house. It also is asserted that
Speaker Maxey told the commissioner
that if Montgomery would be appoint
ed, harmony could be restored; but
that when this proposition was turn
ed down Mr.. Maxey was one OF the
prime movers in the fight to destroy
the department.
In presenting to the people her state
ment, Miss Barnard asks that they
reserve Judgment until she is able tC
20 over the state and tell them ii
person the full details OF her story
Because she hss been the protector ol
the Indian orphan and has saved L
them mi.l'cns CT dollsfs from grafters
she believes. the fight has been waged
but she asserts that when her strength
Is restored the people shall know WIN
she has been q stumbling block Il
those who have sought 10 deprive in
nccent orphans of their birthright.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
COnieSSeS She Saw
Hubbard Murdered
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press
Pittsburg, Pa. May s. Mrs. ceeeina
Fantezzo confessed to the police to-
day after being given the third de-
gree that her sweetheart and another
man murdered her husband in bed
early today while she looked On.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
MORE "KIDS''
GO ON STRIKE
Telegram by united Press

Telegram by United Press
Boston May S--Nore school chill
dren today joined the ranks Of the
strikers and more damage was report
ed.
II is estimated that once thousand
children in Cambridge. South Boston
and other suburbs struck and more
are expected to quit unless the de-
mands for shorter hours is gained.
The children ask for one session
from $50 a. N. to 1.a0 D. m.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
TeIegTam By UnlIed Pcs.

Telegram Dy United Press.
Washington, May S.-That the gov
ernment should operate a number Of
coal mines in Alaska and should take
25 per cent of the net profits on all
coal developments By private lease on
the public domain, was the plan Of
fered by Senator Hitchcock of Ne
braska Of the committee on the Alas
ka railroad Hitehe0ck will introduce
bill covering his plan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
FILE QUARANTINE CASE.

A case was filed in the criminal
docket Of The county court yesterday
afternoon for q violation OF the quar-
antine law The style Of the case is
State Of Oklahoma VS.. W. 0. Cham
bera.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
Strike Breakers are
Arriving on Scene
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Buffalo, n. Y May Strike break
ers arrived from Chicago and Phihl-
delphia today to take the places or
the striking express company wagon
drivers.
Two policemen We're stationed on
each wagon. The teamsters. bakers
and machinists are also organizing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
TRApEs COUNCIL roNleHr-

Regular meeting Of the chickasha
Trades Council at Union Labor hall
tonight All delegates are urged to
be present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08
WEATHER FORECAST.
For okIahoma.

VI ENiotiD1Aas
Tonight ana Friday, increas-
J ing sloudiness; warmer to-
night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-08

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-19

81 know it is" the aged man answered his eyes
filled with tears But my sister has wished for an
apple and l could not make the money to pay for it,
so thought perhaps the man would not miss just
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-19

out to the country where the trees green
and there would be no one to disturb them For"
said Mr. Twee Decide, I'VE wish to hear you play the
violin as you used to play it. so viii make both of you
young again.