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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20
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~ t31piid)en @%i1rbenbl,rg i'm gsor-
Sen nllO ~9eorOoltell nllo Matfenlen i'm
Siloell llnlS Sii6oiten eingefeilt, miro
ben 9flliien in ul1b Dor 8aridau Sic
n&l'its" 6als allsgc5n.
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Mderbau department. SSn Ser Seem
Yarfer 9ebpreiie merit man nidts
l0ubp1l.
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bon elmer balben Miuion Collars err
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lett bnrb Die bllbppne M%,lerfenlung
leincr LETTER. 2eiitung. bl,rh bie engli-
ld6e &egicrlltg, @as lit aus oenl
ltol3en freien 8urenfiibrer gelpor-
Detl?:
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il6er Silloellblrgs 9ldne ber aopf
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aliirtett rliiiiden Sd)dbel idpper
igerl,g t%reffel1.
l1lro tpelln, man beoc1lft, sob es
geraoe Der @i,reniblGdter aitbe1icr
ut, bon 6em iib gotba lo%bblloel11
lalien fmlB, man f0nnte quidien Dor
g~ergniigen!
/. Die @rel,5e amiide,1 Deutih-
.la,lo llno Der 5dnpei5 lit apieber Of
fen. &arilm fife geidloiien NOR? Mllr
11idpt llellgicrig! Gas merocn mir
bermnltblib balls erfabre,1. ~ llno
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8rad bcs @ren5ers .@mne,t" bebe,t
n6r0ffentlib ausltereu. Soidmidft
5erRGiel lid) nit Dem Sen oes tootcn
20ipen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20

belleru11g 5lpet6lnoert nro iieberunbz
fiiltf5tg lnb Acknowledging @ulbertircf
8pallrs (S257.4S), pelder .getraa
auf 'pldc Cots ltnp @~runbltide quiz
aeiegt neroen ipl[ in 3rppprtion gu
DEM Hatben, Sen Ieoes lpldes Got poer
G'rnnDitid aus belagter 8erbeNerung
erbdlt, unb
Sn Mnbetraat, Sob belagter glan
uno geridt Beg @tabt : Sngenieurs
bonn StaAtrntha AM is. Sum- 1915, anz
genommen urb fir ri6tig erfldrt tpors
Ben lit nnb in Dem Mmt55immer bes
Gtabtidreiberg CUR MniiHt irgeno Ell
ner 9erlpn ober @eleI1ldaft, Sic an
Der Ilfla9e bieler gpe5ialteuer inter-
f"eliirt 7i1o, lett benz is. Stunt 1915.
sur giniidt nafgeleaen bot. unb
Sn 4nbetraAt, bab Der GtnDt<g1es'
cine Nuti5 ber6ffsttlidte, tpic lallt Nez
iolutiut1 ees Stabtrotbs, inelde am
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ibaB %belnater 8lan unD 8eri6t in ieis.
ner Office 5ur Srllpettion ireenb ether
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oSer on Sen aufselesten 41leBments
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laufgele9en 6aben. uno BOB irgeno cine
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senb peldegiintrenoungen ,harauf pScr
in 8etreff Ser aufsefegten. gpe8iale
gtcliern Fat, lire besiigItden gius.
tpanbe 1dniftfih Dem Gtabt :glert,
Intermittent mDgen an ODER Dor Ser
lg~erlununlung Beg gfnotratbs, tpeI1e
am Wlittippd, Sen Z. SuIi 1915 abs
gehaltens ipiro unb 5suar Bis Me1sg
1880 l1hr 4beqos be5 eeeua1uuen gaz
ges, llnS bab Ser Gtabtrntb in Der be-
treffenben 8~eriarn1ll1ng 1ol6e @inz
tpeuonngen entsegenri1n1nt l1nb audi
oarilber enfId]etben tpirb; unb
Sn Inbetradt, bab gintrenbungen.
idmmtIi6 obgetpielen tpurben, lei es
@eidloien BON @tabtratb bpm
i 8apenpprt, baB cine g~pe5ielitelicr ol1f
ieoes an iene gerbeilerut1g gren5enSe
oher nnliesenSe. @runbfiisF oher einen
1sGeilaeines lplHen uuFcrlest miro mad
fbem phe11eripdEnten Rlane unb Sc.
ridte BEG 5taot~ Sngenicurs, ltuS baB
Der GfabtIdotmeilter angetpieien lit,
beiaete gpe5iaIiieuer nod bem Gcicb
{nno Sen Groinan5en fir 9oueftiuln9
bon Spc5iaI Steuer.
Seitdtiat niciet1 4. Slli 1915.
8elt.: MIfreh3 6. WueIer, Mabor.
Mtt.: 9uso W6uer, gIert.
Na1ncn5aufruf alif pbiee Nelolution
ergab fplgenbes Gelultnt:
So - 8rebmer4 Gpld, 6arbcd,
@artlpia, sinobolut. NfDller, GebergaIl,
@oter1l,oll M s.
+ Stein - 8ciner.
(G9Iub folgt.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20
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SIS. Snetten 1auS hes
3oplostl9en @artenS in Jrantfurt
a. 30. TT felt GINGER 3eit Elm. Bebalz
ter oufgeitellt, Der cine @e{ell1d)aft
bunter S9nirtelihneden belRrberet.
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1dclleelnr unp lateinif6en Nomen Der sSn=
ffafien beSs tleiten @lastoftens unb
tcilt nit, baB Elm @efreiter @9teitz
miller bic Siere nit ben biibfA gez
5ei4netenF @ebdu1en BON ipe1tliden
&rtegs19ouplaB seionbt babe. Gs
1T ettpos t0ftli9 @igenartises um
bieles @e1dent, nit benz Der 33poloz
gtiihe @arten bon etnem JeIbgragen
bebaat lpuroe. NuS S6;elbpoftbriefen
peiB mans: nit aufmertjamen Mu<
gen betradtet Der beutfbe 5plbat Bic
gfatur pes 2anoes. in benz er 1tebt,
e. freut ii9 ibrer ShDnbeiten unb
Gigeatiimlidteiteg, odtet auf Bic
pflansen Der Malber unb Gelber un5
beobod3tet niat minber aufmertlam
elgre Slere. I'm benz Mbbang zines
traltsDlil9en Meinberges, l1,tpeit bes.
Sdubsngrabens, Der gegenpGrtiq
ie.l1e Melt 1T. mag Der padere @es
freite bic niebliden Sdnirtelf6neden
9elelen baben. l1nb er fanb ;3eit,
elni9e bon ibnen al fammeln, bic er
bonn in Der geleerten papp16adtel
ft1les aiebesgabenpatets an ben 6ei-
matlihen 3oolpgii6en @orten se=
l9idt bat.
GaS 1T fetgeFellt tpprben,
bob @pbeu Die @tein= pber Bod,
1teinmalern, an benem es empor.
ipdt5ft. nidt rur ntdt l6dbigt. lons
ber1t lie ont6 gnt5ieben Der Te,ld6.
tistsit feitsr mo6t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20
5 lsssliFl forst.)

G1ne be mertens 10 e. c
&ne9ealiesrtro9ltng Fat in sinem Ga
Sareit IN Gotingen ltattsefllnoen.
Sprt ipuroe etnsm Goloaten, Dem
cine Satlsel Sen aiefer ~5erid}nlettert
bate, ein neller Eiefer ein9eiebt, be-
lteheno aus einem 8%nodsn1tiid, oas
teillem 96ienbein entnommen mar.
Der &nod7sn 1T gut eingebeilt.
Cine auregenoe Boots
fe1rt mad1te Der S5ei5er guitao gpnt
aus 9esr in 9annober nit. ST befanb
lld) lt!lter Ser tleinen Ghar bon Gee
@lelIte11, Die por einisen Wpdleu in eli
l1en1 flelnen Geselboot bon garoeleuo
NJ spa11ien mad Der itaIienii6en 6a=
reritaot Balermo abfubren uno Bort
sl,;dltb lonoeten. Da Stulien Sd
mails nod teine Rriesserlldrunq an
Se1terreid1 erlaiTen hattie, rebneten
ole 9egler oa1nit, burh Stalien nat}
Dem 8aterlanoe 5lt enttommen. sic
haben ibr 3iel sliidliG errsi6t unb
tinS .tiir5lia in 2Drrad ausctpm=
men, ND lih Die tleine, @6ar bsiln
SeS1rfstpmmanno meloete. Die gtaot
Sab Den mltisen 9eutihen, 35
Weann, ein Mittasehen, lno Der
SIrgermeiiter bieb ote Glfe auf beiz
matlid)sm 8poen niItommen. 3is
Sselelte fnDren bann nod Dem Nprz
Den psiter. sic b~sseibneteu es ais
Elm Wunoer, baB IS i5nen aeeliidt
1es Den nabbabenben frana6iIiben
.lino enslifhen S6iffen gu enti6liipz
ten. Gin stpeites, augleidl nit ibnen
o%bgesansenes 8ppt, ous nit 81
Deutiden bemannt mar, lit 6isber
nod nlrgeno aemeloet, 10 bob es lei
Der ols per16plsn betrQ3tet peroen
mlB. 8pnt lit bereits ols 9oloat.
etn9eitellt uno ipirb in Ser nGbitcn
3eit llrlanb erbolten, I'm feline in
Seer lebenoc 5omilie, Die er felt orei
Sa9ren niat sele9en bat, gu beiudAsn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20

nletlgenor1nten.
= Die Dentiden 6elograue1 mill
1elt Den Gngla1toern nFben lebten@o-
den apieoer libel mitgelpielt babe1t:
General 5read lditnpft apie Gin Slid.
tpeib ii6er barbariide oeutide 4rieg-
fitbru11g:
Grei iriide Matriote,1 iirlo 6es
2anoes perapieien 1porbeL neil lie
gnglanos l%lngeredyten &rieg perl,r-
tbeilt batten. 9as lit Die. S re i,
belt, Die 4sqllit1 llno @enoiie1,
nleilter, tpe,1n lie behaupte,1, eng
lano n1r0 leine 8erbii,1oeten fampfter
fir 6reibcit uno 3%ibiliiotion.
llnterleeboote loGens in u11ierer
&epublif erbal,t aperoen. ,peld)e sic
Heiie bon tbier 1lab europa n1b gu
rid MAIDEN f0iinnen, obre anlegen gu
miiiicn. @eseal apel1 lol bie Mnfiin.
OlQllf1Q O1e1Hr. Nrtf11D1t1tn .nlS 9Nttnh1fnn
eridlei11en9 ]1nS' iSomm. mir SoMfen
intner. aln1erifn berSotnn1p l1nteriep.
bootc als Dos unlnenidlidite @erf.
5eug. Inerifa beroammt sic ,l1nter.
leeboote al,h beutes npd., Mberi no.
- gio%pnthiimIih heri;hrt iSpr 81,
Ter. mif Sem sSro1,freid, nhJenonct
iemals nmerifo1iid1e ,@cld,n5ip f.,
mutt ~, hoben, 1iel(eid,t, ne5hieh,
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glber S1hot5nhe ~ Sop %ibere;ts ~
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foniid,er Sermon %fe5toe5tpTIt. m,arSe,
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baben lie, sic slrbeiter. ser mb1nitions
|fabrifen All ld1elten. sic ebenfoug 81
|t5ituation bcnllben mouer, nm ihr,
eiaene, Qaaes al1, p~erbelIcrn..
- Die bon Qnolo : or1perifonild1e,
@lattern erflobe1,e gCnf(ooe- oeae1
8rpart, er traae sic gdnlIb barnr
BOB Ieutid)Inn6 cine nod ihrer M11
iidt urbefrieoiaenbe Mutrport. oeae
Ibe1 alabe, lit. noliq, aus ser 211ff. :qe
Igriffen nlrrb 11ltr aeeiiq,11et, unbeiI an
5uridte1t. Sic Mnqabe. qebt bnbin
8rpon babc ols. 5taatg gefrefqor
ben ojterreidilder @otldafter 9l,n
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Yrpal! eng 1oldle Ael1Berl!i.g gefbal
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-20

i Die Oeutiden 6%elograucn mill
1e1t ben gnglarsOern til Ben lebten@o-
den tpieoer libel mitgelpielt babe1t:
General 55re1d ld)impft tmie Gin Slid
tpeib ii6er bar6ariide oeutid,e 4rieg=
fitbrlrng.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
FEDERAL JURY TO GET
QUARLES CASE TO-DAY
ENcrutriy Sues Aetna Life INSURANCE,
Company ON Si5.OO0 Life
Policy.

The case OF Lucy W. Quarl"s, oxccu.
trN, against the Aetna Life Insurance
Company, which has been OIL trial in
the United states District Court for
he last Two DAYS, Will 20 to the Jury
this rnoraing. The lawyers we're on
gagged tho whole day yesterday arguing
instructions
Mr.. Quarlcs. who was prominent
business man OF Richmond. carried n
1000 policy in the Aetna Life Insur-
'hncc Company, and 1T his death. six
Years ago. tho company refused to pav
IN" policy m tho ground that /; was
n9i determined whether death was due
10 az accident or to natural causes
IT va" proven that Mr.. 0uarles sus-
taiucG a fan the day before his death
hut whether tho fall was iuc to a
mortal sickness or was purely am ac-
ciGent. resulting in death, is the cues
ton - issue"
III Charles V Darlington. tho phv-
S''I'n WI" attended Mr. Quarlcs, tcsti.
L"d thIt his patient had been SUFFERING
for some time with an abnormal con
'"ron OF n" heart. and it was his opin-
."n that the shock resulting fror, mo
!2iI Was The cause OF the death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
RHEA MAKES REPORT ON
EASTERN ELECTRIC LINES
Says Entire Route From Norfolk IN
Carc Henry Is In Safe
Condition.

Judge William +. Rhea, OF the State
Corporation Commission has comnlntc,
ms inspection OF the electric lines OF
thc Norfolk Southern Railroad Com
pany ana !iled his findings with the
commission
The Inspection followed complaints
judged with the commission. alleging
80 tracks and bridges between Nor
i"lk and Cahe Henry and on the Vir.
S'hin leach line were unsafe.
commissioners Rhea's report, after de-
Scr'hihs the track conditions In detail.
concludes:
From tho best inspection or exam
'hatlon that could be made of the on
thc line from Norfolk 10 Cape Henri.
and thence TO Norfolk by way OF Vlr
slnia Beach. IL is not believed tha,
there should he any apprehension upon
me part OF the public as TO its safety In
,aNeling over any portion of this road.
but. Of course, the Cape Henry line
could be improved, so far rs making
me same ride smoother and more com
for'ably. by applying the same char
acter OF ballast now in use on the Vjr
Sinia Beach line.
since the inspection which we made
N this road less than q year apo the
company has made considerable i'm
proHement, and / was assured that it
vas their intention to have this entire
line in better condition than il Ind
ever been by the opening of this wears
summer season"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
VOTES $4,000 TO HELP
NEGRO EXPOSITION HERE
New York Senntc PASSES NH md Lower
House Is Expected to


Giles y. jackson, president OF the
Negro Historical and Industrial Asso-
citation. received a telegram last night
stating that bill appropriating $4,000
toward The exposition COMMUNICATING
the nfticth anniversary OF the cmanci-
patton OF the negro, to be held at the
state Fair Grounds from July 5 to -.
passed the New York State Senate yes
tcrday afternoon at 5lJ o'clock. This
1t was stated. is equivalent to the
passage by both houses, as the lower
house will undoubtedly indorsc the
action of the upper.
Congress has alrHdy made an appro-
priation of $4,000 for this purpose, and
petition is now before the Finance
Committee of the City Council asking
for an appropriation of $4,000 from the
city.
The exposition will show the progress
Of the negro along all lines OF activity
during his fifty years OF freedom. and n
number of distinguished guests. includ-
ing President Wilson, the Governors Of
states, and Senators and Representa-
t!ves In Congress, have been invited to
attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
COMMON COUNCIL MEETING
Lower Brnnch VIII Act Tonight on
Help for Disabled Employees.

special meeting OF the Common
toHhcil has been called for tonight at
.1:45 o'clock. to act on The resolution
providing for the continued service of
city employees. who have been dropped
from the pay roll because OF incapacity
due to old age will be taken up
me measure transfers $1,000 from
the balance remaining from the Sl25, 900
sheciai Improvement appropriation OF
last December to new fund to be used
in accomplishing disabled city en-
ployces 1T has been passed unanimous
ly by the Board of Aldermen.
The Advertise Committee and the
Committee on Ordinances will meet at
S o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
BRINGS $4,000 SUIT
VI. ID. Hnrt, Audubon Society Head,
Sues W. r. Mitchell, OF Pittsyl-
vnnIn County.

Suit was entered yesterday in the
Law and Equity Court by NJ. D. Hart.
president Of the Virginia branch of the
Audubon Society. against w. #. Nit
chcll. Of Hurt, Pittsylvania County, and
others for $4,000 damages. The action
is described as one of trespass in libel.
and no declaration has yet been filed.
Cassius NJ. Chichester Is counsel for
Mr.. Hart.
Others against whom suit has been
filed by Mr.. Hart are s. Edward and
Wilbur c. Tillitt, partners in the South
crn Kennel Publishing Company, OF
Norfolk, and George NJ. Owen and Will
liam Il. Gray, partners In the firm of
the owen e. Gray Printing Co.. OF Nor
folk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
DELEGATES APPOINTED
Governor Names State and City Repre-
sentatives mt Big Conventions.

Delegates from Virginia to the forty
second annual meeting OF the National
Conference OF Charities and Corrections
were named by Governor Stuart yester
day. and commissions were issued to
them by Secretary Of the Common
wealth B. O. James. The conference will
be held in Baltimore May g to 10 in
elusive. The Governors appointees arc:
Mrs. c. L. Boiling, Mrs. II. V. Randolph.
Milton J. Straus, Miss Sarah L. Roller,
Mrs. S. II. Bemiss. T. C. Williams. Jr..
and Gordon Wallace. all OF Richmond.
The Governor also appointed dele
gates to the Southern Sociological Con-
gress. which is to meet in Houston,
Texas, May S to II inclusive. They
are: Miss Mary Johnston. Warm
Springs: A. r. Long. Lynchburg: j. c.
Parker, Franklin; Dr.. Ennion q. Will
liams, Richmond; John NJ. Arnold. Nor
folk; DIR. J. c. King. Marion; DR.. Paulus
Irving. Farmville; DR.. r. L. Robertson.
Charlottesville: DR.. Y. J. Pretlow. New
port News, and DR.. w. Brownley Eos
ter, Roanoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
rardons were refused in the follow
BOWIE DECLINES CALL
turns Down Onicr of Chnir In New York
Theological Seminary.

Rev. w Russell Bowie. II. d. rector
oI ~. Paul's Episcopal Church. recently
received q nattcring cali 10 a chair in
New YORK theological seminary. but
his friends here, and the members OF
St PaUrs Parish, learned with pleasure
yesterday that h" has decided TO re-
main in Richmond
The cali to mr. Bowie came several
weeks ago. and he has had tho matter
under consideration since that time. II
was only yesterday that he authorized
tn" announcement that he would do-
cline.
Or. Bowie, who is native OF Rich
mon1. came to ST. Pauls nearly three
years ago. having been called to the
rcctorship several months after the
death OF Rev. X. W. Forsyth, D. d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
WILL BUY OLD ANIMALS
s. r.. c. A. Plans to Save Decrepit Mules
and Horses From fInrd Fate.

Emmett C. Taylor. local agent of the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals, announced yesterday that
the society would enter the market to
purchase all the old and WORKOUT mules
and horses in tho city. He Will attend
all stock sales until he is satisfied that
the city Is rid Of diseased animals and
that the suffering among dumb beasts
has been lessened to a considerable
degree.
1t is said that hundreds Of decrepit
animals are bought here and used for
n few weeks and then, when they are
no longer Of use, arc sold for the value
of their hides and hoofs. II Is such a
practice that the society wishes to stop.
Towards the fund which will be neces-
sary II such a work is to be carried
out the society solicits contributions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
REFUSES WRIT OF ERROR
Supreme Court Declines 10 Interfere In
Nusbnum Case.

The Supreme Court OF Appeals OF vir-
ginia yesterday refused to grant Il writ
or error and superscdeas in the case OF
NJ. G. Nusbaum and the Empire Realty
Corporation vs.. ORic Lawson The case
came from the Law and Chanccry Court
OF Norfolk. where Judgment was rem
dercd in favor OF Lawson. The suit was
brought TO recover on account OF an
alleged violation OF contract
The appeal OF NJ. a Harper, in the
case OF Harper VS.. Palmer. from the
Circuit Court OF Augusta County, was
denied. Edward Palmer sued to recover
S3S9.Se. %lsucd 10 hc due him as COM
missions 70; the sale OF IIarpcr's farm
TO +. j. Wengcr. and Was awarded the
verdict and judgment from which Ilar-
per appealed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
ACCUSED OF ARSON
Susie jefferson Charged Hy State Ru-
renu Of Insurance With nurutnl- f,,tcI

Il,
From the detective department of tho
state Bureau Of Insurance Commits
sioher Joseph Button has received a re-
port on the arrest and detention OF
susie Jefferson, negro woman, &C
cused by the detectives of the Insurance
bureau OF burning the negro hotel
building at Buckroc Beach. April 13
nc origin of the fire being unknown.
colonel Button sent his detectives 10
investigate. and tho result was the ar
rest on April lG of the jefferson woman.
Shc was given Il hearing before MaCis-
trate Kinney. who committed her to Jail
to await the action of the grand jury
or the Elizabeth City County Circuit
Court. The magistrate denied the ac-
cuscd woman bail
The hotel was partly wrecked by the
great storm that swept over the Allan
tic seaboard April 3. Ten days later it
was mys:eriously burned The hotel
was the property Of Martha Rhodes.
who had insured the building for $1,000
and the furniture for $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
C. FREELAND PETER
ACCEPTS ST. JAMES CALL
Will Assume Rcctoratc Vacant Since
January, About
Junc/1.
SUCCEEDS BIsHoP DARsT
New Rector Is Man of University
Training Here and Abroad and
Student of Wide Attninmcnts and
Highest Culture.

Rev. G.. Freeland Peter. rector OF ST.
Matthew's Episcopal Church. Wheeling
w. Va. yesterday notified the vcstry
Of st. James Church. of this city. OF his
acceptance of the call extended him to
become rector of that church. He
further informed the vcstry that he
would be able to take up his duties
here about June l.
Mr.. Peter. n native of Georgetown. d
G., received his education ut the Uni
NcrSity of the South tScwancc), tho
General rh.ological Seminary. of New
York. and oxford University. England
where he was post graduate student
Af;cr his ordination. he became as
sistant TO Rev. Randolph II. McEim
H. D., rector OF Epiphany Church
Washington. ID. c.. where he served for
several years. He was then called to
pittsburgh. Pa, and remained there as
rector until he was called 10 Whccling
He Is II man of broad scholarship, wide
attachments and the highest degree of
culture. and, though still young man,
is churchman of wide reputation and
recognized ability.
NEW RECTOR COMES
OF DISTINGUISHED LINE
The now rector of st. James comes of
n distinguished line. lie is son OF
the late DIR. Armistead Peter. of George
town, and is a grandson. on the ma
ternal side. of Commodore Beverly Ken
non who was killed in 1914 by the ex-
plosion OF a gun on the United States
ship Princeton. His Great-grand-
father General Richard Kennon of
Coniurcr's Neck. near Petersburg. was
chartcr'membo OF the Society OF the
Cincinnati. while his grandmother. the
wife Of Commodore Kennon, was the
oldest living descendant of Martha
Washington. He is thirty-nine years
old and is unmarried.
st. James has been without n rector
since January ]. when Rev Thomas G.
Darst d. D., who was then rector
resigned in order to prepare for his
conservation as bishop of East Caro-
lima. Or. Darst succeeded Rev Will
liam Meade Clark, ID. H., who died In
April. 1914. after having been rector
OF the church for more than seventeen
years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
FOUGHT OVER RELIGION
Theology Starts Argument Betwccu
Two SouthsIdc Negroes.

4 fiery debate over n sermon which
he had just heard one Of their colorcd
brethren preach. was the means Of
bringing Wallace Thomas. negro
youth fifteen years DID, into Police
Court, Part H.. yesterday morning.
Thomas and Charles Taylor started
an argument on Sunday on their way
home from church. Later, II Is alleged,
Thomas caught Taylor unawares with
4 well-aimed brick, which struck, the
latter's skull. He was hurt so badly
that DR.. Pitkowitz, Of the City Ambu
lance. was summoned TO sew up the
wound Justice Maurice sent the case
on to tho Juvenile Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

The resolution adopted Ay tho Citv
Council on Apr!i -. authorizing and
empowering the Administrative Hoard
TO grant N" free use cF The City Audi
torium 20 the Sons Of Confederate Vet
Grams Association on the night OF Nav
81, was referred yesterday 10y Tho board
to the Building Inspector for report
This action vas purely technical. and
the members ~ the board are heartily
in favor Of lending the auditorium Tor
an occasion which So preliminary 10 the
Confederate reunion here In June Free
use OF tho auditorium by the veterans
has already been granted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
Ing Dry Yielded s1.hn4. IN.

The sum OF sl,5oi.49 was realized
from the sale OF tags Tuesday, which
was designated as Tag Day in Rich
mond for tho Childrcn's Home Society
of Virginia Mrs. Georgia May Jobson.
who had immediate charge Of tho fifty
three tag stations in the city. eX-
pressed her qualification last night at
the generous response Of tho people, of
Richmond to the FIRST general public mp
peal Of the society for aid. I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
Sues for $1,000.

Richard II. BARNES instituted suit for
81 900 In the Hastings Court. Part H.,
yesterday against the Virginia Railway
and Power Company.
Barnes alleges that he stepped on a
''Y' rail at the corner of Eighth and
Main streets on February Il, and that
lie was badly shocked and injured He
alleges that the company was negligent
in allowing the rail to become charged
With electricity.