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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-20
HOLIDAY SPIRIT TO CUT
INTO COUNCIL ACTIVITIES
UT! Lawmakers VIII Rest After Three
committee Meetings To-day
ind To-HIOrrOw

council activities Will suffer from
the general eclipse of the holiday
rush TINS week. Three committee meet
ihsS are schcduled--the street Com
mittee tonight, and the Finance and
iuhiic Utilities Committees Tomorrow
h'Ght. IN" remainder Of the week will
DE ieft open TO allow the Councilmcn
/" shop early.
ON tho Public Utilities COMMITTEE.
docket Is Ia" resolution authorizing tn.
erection OF bust to the late william,
g. Allen on the grass plot on Allen
Avenue Immediately TO the south of Lee
rrIt ne measure was passed by
me t.'ninon Council under a Suspcn
SION OF the rules without public hear
ine but was sent To the COMMITTEE.
whcn 1t reached the Board
GENERAL OPPOSITION
TO ntST NEAR LEE
General opposition to the erection of
. hust to private citizen in the i'm
mediate vicinity OF the monument 10
Lee has been registered by the major
"hl"H"rate organizations of the ci,v.
an" representatives of these are cx-
p"ctcd 10 he on hand to urge an amend
mcht TO the resolution. Some OF thos.
wa" "hject to bust on the site pro-
posed. nav" expressed approval of tho
b'hh provided II Is amended To provide
Tor The placing of the bust anywh,r.
nnt on Monument Avenue or Al!c,,
Avenue near Lee Circle
IN communication to the Council
Mrs Martha Allen Wise. Tn. petitioner
Tor IN" privilege, has Informed that
h"HN mat she is not disposed to press
INC application If serious objection is
ia'scd by the Confederate orgauizn
,inus
me c"mmi,t"" viii have before it,
also. resolutions looking 80 the .s,oi.
NSnW'nt OF parks in Fulton ana in
''f'"h Heights There is on TN.
,'''N'' also IN" matter OF providing en-
niged s,ahl!ng facilities for IN.
i'""! tiers Annoy 10 fake care Of
noises mat are to he supplied 10 the
eminent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-20
SAYS W|LCUS REPORT IS
VALUABLE CONTRIBUTION
Pollock Finds Constructive Suggcs-
lions in Recommendations OF
Timcs-DiSpntch Expert.
EXPECTS EARLY ADJUSTMENT
Believes Street Committee Will De-
eide Tonight on Definite Plan for
Extending West End Streets Across
Belt Line,

81 regard ms a valuable contribution
TO the committees information on the
Z. subject. Mr.. Wilgus's report to The
! Times Dispatch on the best manner
( of dealing with the West End track
problem. said Chairman Gilbert X
Pollock. Of the Council Street Commit
tee. last night.
II read the recommendations of Mr.
/ WilEus with a great deal of interest
/ IT mas materially aided me In rca aching
conclusion as to the proper solution
+ of the Belt Line difficulty and the
committee will probably he Of the Same
opinion. Mr.. WilCus's conclusions re-
! semble very closely the rccommcn-
dations OF Mr. Frazier Several i'm
] portant points brought ont by MIR. Will
gus, however. promise to simplify the
carrying out OF the modified depression
! plan that both engineers recommend
EXPERT ADVICE IS
GREAT AID TO COMMITTEE
"ln my opinion the committee. with
tn" additional expert advice that il
will have before it, will be in n bet
ter position tomorrow night than II
has ever been before to come to some
definite conclusion in the matter of this
much needed Improvement. My per-
! sonal belief is that the committee Will
at this meeting make n definite de-
cision to the policy that will he
followed
"A moderate depression of the tracks
rs suggested by both Mr. Frazier and
, Mr. Wilrus. perhaps incorporating
features of both plans. IL seems to me-
would be the best solution. ] shall Ger
tainly not vote for the excessive and
expensive depression called for by the
lIanliins plan"
STREET COMMITTEE:
WILL. MEET TONIGHT
The street Committee will meet at
o'clock Tonight to give further con-
sideration TO the Belt Line problem
When it adjourned at the last meeting
IL did SO with tho understanding that
at to-niGhts meeting it will give
hearing TO representatives of the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company. who asked that they
he allowed TO reply 10 the criticisms
of their original elevated crossing
plan. made by Commissioner Henry T.
Beck. and his confcrces Oh the Admin
istrative Board
In the time that has elapsed since
the committees last meeting there has
crystalizcd in Council circles a firm
opposition to any elevated CROSSING
scheme. and while n defense of this
, plan may bc made by the railroad COM
pany's engineers. the conference be-
tween the committee and the railroad
men will address itself chiefly to the
moderate depression plan as the one
most promising OF results.
- A \ 4 q ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-20
BOW[ES REPORTS ON
H0PEWELL CONDITIONS
Commander OF Militia In Powder
Town" Comes Here to Consult
Ad General.
SEIZE 5000 GALLONS OF WHISKY
Troops Halt and Examine All Motor
Cars From Petersburg and Keep
Up Inspection of Boats and Trains
bringing In COntraband Supplies.

Major l.. W. Howlcs of the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues Battalion.
who has been in charge of tho situa-
ton at lIopewcll since martial law
was declared. was in Richmond yester-
day afternoon in consultation with
Adjutant-Gcneral Sale. Major Bowles
said that peace and order are prevail
ing. and that the militia is experience
ing no difficulty in dlsposinS of the
iawlcss element. The militia have con-
ttscated, he said, about 5000 gallons
of whisky and hundreds OF weapons.
This immediate action on the part OF
the military prevented looting. roting
and drunkenness. and Major Bowles
has been greatly and frequently COM
plimented for the admirable manner in
which he established martial law and
made ii effective
Heing senior officer he was placed in
command of the town, and mas since
remained in charge Of the troops.
though the Richmond Light Infantry
Hlnes' Battalion has been Withdrawn.
II is likely that he will be maintained
in command until Governor stuart de-
c'dcs that the presence OF troops is no
longer necessary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-20
SEARCH AUTOMOBILES AND
HDiTS FOR WIIISk

on the night of tn" f'c. Governor
stuart ordered the Richmond Elucs. in
command of Major Bowlcs, and the
Richmond Grays, in command OF Ma
ior j. Fulmcr Bright. 10 tn" ruined
town. Gordon of soldiers vas thrown
about the piles OF dcsolation. AVID every
suspect was searched for whisky and
wca pons. Automobiles were held up
at the point Of gun ana bayoaet, and
no man who WAS engaged in Illicit
liquor traffic or who was armed es-
capped. BOTTLES OF whisky we've taken
from automobiles and other vehicles
and smashed on the ground. Attempts
We're adc to take in>oXicanos TO Hope
we'll by small vessels plying between
Richmond and City Point and between
Petersburg and City Point, ont n" sus-
Dcctcd boat. on tho order Of Major
Bowi"s. was permitted to anchor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-20
PETERSBURG GRAYS
NRE NOW on GIARD

After the WITHDRAW wal Of The Rich
mond Blues and the Richmond Grays.
the Petersburg GrayS wcr" ordered to
the scene and are now in Hspeweil
Captain Davis of tho Petersburg com
mand. is holding n responsible position
In the pu Pont Powder Works, and
his position was filled by tn" appoint
ment OF Captain James NJ NcGraw. of
Company G, Richmond Light infantry
ilues. who. since the illness OF Mrs
McGraw. has been relieved by Lieu
tenant Fuller, Compan" y. Of the same
battalion.
Everything is going well in Hope
well now" said Major Eow!"s yester-
day afternoon. ''BuildinE Is noing on
and the shacks and frame buildings Of
Yesterday are rapidly heinS replaced
by buildings OF permanent structure
There is no disorder. and tho danger
was averted by the con!iscaticn OF all
intoNicnting liquors and won nons,,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23
lNDORSES
RlLLCOnPElllVG
Army TRAINING
CONTINUED nom pase oas)

nous vote. Later Speaker Holstein
said .hat he would invite the army
and navy officers to address the house.
the members sitting a. q committee OF
the whole and the military leaders act.
ing in q private capacity Owing 10
the fact thai -Genersls Kawewehi. ono
Of the members ot the military com
mittee, will be absent FOR q week, and
upon his motion, third reading on the
bill was postponed until next Tues
dag. IN the meantime arrangements
win be made by the speaker for the
addresses by the military authorities
The committee recommended techni
cal amendments 60 the hill These d
not affect the body OF the measure IN
any way The report, In part 10 %
follows:
Your committee on military, to
which was referred House Bill No. i48,
introduced By Representatives II. 4
Holstein. entitled. AN act relating to-
the militia. providing for the military
education and instruction OF male eft.
liens rpon arriving at the age OF more
than rs years. begs leave % report
that after cnrefnl investl1afion and
interviewing several pruninenti men
connected with the niilltiB organiea,
ton Of the territory and the United
States. Il finds that Il is not only ben.
efieial 20 this territory from a protec.
tive standpoint. but is beneilcinl In the
young men TO be able 10 render first
aid in hygiene Military discipline Is
considered the world over as one OF
the best edacations for young men.
Your committee finds that the blli
does lot work hardship On any Of
the citizens. Il therefore recommends
that the bin do pass
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23
FOR 1000
'ON3 BUILDINGS
Y SOON ID G0QP
g3sHF } 10

Contracts win be let in the pext
| few weeks for three new buildings,
which will give employment to- be-
tween 500 and 1909 men. These build.
ings are the Hawaiian Mission memo
rial, the Young memorial addition to
the LEAH home; and the Wpiters
buiidfng. Bids for yali three are in
the kinds of H. 'L.ssKerr, architect,
and the c6htracts wiz ste let in the
near fatiare ASsItt Doc R5sr ~
Tenders on rite woIkafs baIlding
were submitted yesterday. They are
for both twe-stofs and 9Aree-story
structure. 1t has not yet been deeid-
ed which It win be. The building,
which VIII stand on Union street,
niaiika of Fort, will consist Of q lower
story Of stores and one or two upper
stories Of shops, studios and small
apartments.
Following are the bids for a two
story building: Z
Bowler e Ingdorsen s74 800, Janu-
airy. 1, 1916; Freitas & Fernandez
$4,000, September 80; Honolulu Plan
ing Mill-+s72,990, 10 months; lord
Young Engineering Co.--$7 5000, 30
days; Pacific Engineering Co. $751;
ZIG, January %, 1916; Spalding Con-
struction Co ss4,220. November Is.
1915. g
Bids for three-story building are:
Bowler q Ingoorsen- Ss9. 900, Feb
ruary II, 1916; Freitas & Fernandez
$50 600, September 30,n1915; Honolulu
Planning Mil $72,s90, ten months;
Lord Young Engineering Co.-$76, 900,
270 days: Pacific Engineering CO..
SIS, TIC, january %, 1916; Spalding
Construction Co.-ss4,22O, November
Is, 1915.
For the Leahi Home the bids all
exceeded the amount set aside by the
Young heirs and no decision has been
reached as to what will be done. The
Lord Young Engineering Co.-$i4r
230, $50 days; Bowler & mgoorsen
81, $50. September Il; FFeitas q Fer
nandez-$14.425, July 3: Bertelmann
-$I5ss62, July 80: Pacific Engineer
ing Co.-$16217, September %.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23
BLACEWELlFREE
ON CHARGE MADE
BY POLICEMAN

Thomas Blackwell. a negro chauf.
feur, charged with profanity and VIC
lation Of the traffic ordinances. was
found not guilty and discharged by
District Magistrate Monsarrat this
morning. Attorney, Frank Thompson
put Mrs. Blackwell on the stand.
The woman testified her husband
was driving a ear in the direction OF
Katmuki on the evening of February
%, when the machine was stopped by
Police Officer Aimeida. She denied
the eharse that Blackwell had used
obscene language In addressing the
officer She said that Alnfeida. how.
ever, Ms very profane in attempting
to copkel Blackwell to stop the car.
Her s n throughout contradicted the
testiu' y offered by Aimeida and DR..
Lin. we're the principal Witnesses
for josecution.
s Iell was called TO the stnud
= ,dditicn to substantiating the
-, d by his wife. said that he
49, given a car by the Schuman
,r the evening. Officer Almsi
- to display a badge of author
riding to the witness. and this
- to question the right &C Al
me- STOP the machine on Bereta-
niaN ct, as alleged in the complaint.
Black ell denied using profane Ian
guage
9Th Ise was submitted to the court
witht; argument on either side.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23
GOVERNOR PUTS NAME
TO- SIX MEASURES

The governor has signed six more
legislative bills, creating new acts. as
follows: : ~ ssss4 so
H. 3. II, e Act is.s giving the de.
PENDANT the right to have his travelling
expenses taxed as costs when court
causes other than criminal, probate
or divorce are dismissed, discontinued
or aonsuited. 4,
H. b "a. as Act IL. repeating sec,
tion il19 of the revised laws OF 1915,
reiating to trespass ON railway rights.
of-Way.
H. D. 81. as Act IS. amending the
lew relating to licenses to slaughter
and sell pork
N. d. "a. as Act 10. relating Ia labor
on Sunday.
i. B. Is, as Act 20, relatipg to
holidays
H n ls2, as Act q, appropriating
$500 for homestead road on Maui.
therefore anyone doing so viii be
fred at. pray you to inform Jewish
families, In NamiOna and Tysmienic.
zany Of this. also add that the enor.
nous responsibility for this intended
inhuman action To drive thousands OF
innocent Inhabitants asainst our DO,
sitions viii Tan exclusively on. the
commanders who gave this barbarous
command despising every such wal
use and this aid the more, since there
Is no guarantee that these innocent
bnesSnot only serve as a shield fol
the approaching Russia troops. wii
take care TO stignatize this eonduci
before the whole world.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23
BIG INDUSTRIAL
PROJECTS MADE
POSSIBLE Soon
tcohtinued nom page ohe)

- a- a.
The property consists Of IS. acres
in the district west Of KaholoIoa, just
Eva OF the Oahu railroad property be-
tween the road and the Standard Oil
plant. All OF Il borders on the. site
OF the proposed KaIihf channel, the
project which is now up before the
authorities In washington The prof.
ect already has been given the ,appro-
val or the war Department engineers
and 1t likely win be under way in a
short time.
The completion 81 ifhc channel and
the construction OF a .hafbof viii give
the Intef.Isiand company possession
OF tract OF great commercial value,
Not only viii II be able to keep its
repair shops and docks there but ia
case Of congestion VIII be able TO
dock small freighters there, thus re
serving larger wharves, nearer down
town for. bigger vessels.
The Inter Island By this deal has
scQuired a frontage Of more than 1900
feet on the proposed channel
The announcement today II the cul
mination, OF ncgotiaticns which have
been going on for two years. Since
the first move was made for tas dredg.
ing Of the channel It Is understood the
InterIslsnd company has n AIDE ad.,
vGnoes Tor the property, Elery step
has been taken with great secrecy,
however. and II WIS not until few
days $50 that 4 was known even BY
men on the inside lllo the prosnectlye
purchaser was.
Even today the ssSanfshiD officials
were reluctant in discussing their
plans
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23
DUTCH TRADE SAFE,
ASSURES BRITAIN.

LONDON, Eng, March 23.-"Great
Britain has assured the Netherlands, =
says ! despateh.tod from the corres-
pondent At The Hague OF the Reuter-
Telegram Company, that she Will do
her utmost to safeguard Dutch trade
and to permit the blockade she has
declared against Germany tosinterfere
as little as possible with normal com
unieations between Holland and the
Dutch East fndies colonies.r -
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23

Silya's bill to regulate the use OF
opium was passed through second
reading in the house today.
W.. II. ,Crawford,s bin to protect
oama, omaka, papio ulua and moilii
fish was tabled in the house.
Kuia's bill to provide more super
vising principals for the island schools
was tabled today IN the house.
CcoRe's bin 70 provide discharged
lprisoners with transportation to their
lholnes wns tabled by the, health corni
mittee today. II
sFish' Goodness, bill to protect
Inehu went through second reading IN
the house on Recommendation Of the
miscellany connmittee
Issss fs4 -.4lA4-.e - ~ -
]. H. Coney, chairman of the health
committee Of the house, reported fav-
iorably upon his own bill to regulate
the recording Of births
4 q sy-------'-- - - 49,
goodness sbiil 10 empower deputy.
'sheriffs to act as curoners was report.
ed upon favofably by the health com.
mittee of the house today. sss
~ 80 a, &c ssss. 4
The miscellany committee reported
fAyorably On Goodness bin to repeal
the Jaw making closed season on
amaanna I'M the house today.
= II --------.s< 10 et.ps 4 slsil
Aus bin to allow the board of
health to parole leper patients was
tabled In the house on the RECOMMEND
datipn of the health committee,
w. H. Crawford introduced 3 bill IN
the house today to prohibit geisha
girls. cor other singing or, dancing
girls from performing at places
where liquor siss Sold or served
.i5se 80 x----3--- ~
Lymanss bin to transfer authority
to regulate the storage of explosives
from the superintendent of public
works To- the various boards OF super
visors was tabled in the house.
Goodness bin !. to prohibit drivers
from using the public streets unless
licensed and examined was reported
upon fayorably by the health commit |
lei5sssSs x Sf.s IS 4 =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23
!. IlTNEY tINED WILL +
iNc0RP0R ATE in HAWAII

The Hawaii iTransportation Com
pany is to be incorporated here to
run q so-called ..iitneyi bus" line from
Honolulu 10 Schofeld Barracks and
another line to Pearl Harbor, accord
ing to the promoters, who arrived yes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23

HERLlN CLAIMS 4HoLpINc
ALMOST MILLION PRISONERS.
d LONDON, Eng, March q. Russian,
Belgian ard British prisoners held
captive IN Germany, according q. i
sen1iofficlal census current IN Berlin,
now number 100000 men and COCO Of.
ficers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23
ANOTHER FRElcHTER
SINK IN CHANNEL.

England lost another cargo boat to-
day. The steznship Concord was tor
pedoed and sunk In The English Chan
mel, but the entire crew Of 2s was
rescued and landed 1T Dover.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23

Rcr. Alexander Mann. rector OF
Tsiajty church Boston, announced
that he had declined to accept tie
election as Suffragan Bishop Of the
Enfscuprl diocese OF Newark. n. J.
<firar harS viii wave on all the
elsi. sseeS "a Chicago on Primary
Dsy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23

terday. Two big b1 tHsN
came today. -
. d. McCune, who RI -
Man0a, denied yester AHSSeAI
his associates have etfon O.
competing with the Transit
Company for business. shall COW
er points they do not, Says. He
also denied the authentictty of an ar.
ticle appearing in a Portland paper.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23
sIEGIsLATlVE NOTES

Silva's bill to regulate the use of
opium was passed through second
reading in the house today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23

Goodness bin !. to prohibit drivers
from using the public streets unless
licensed and examined was reported
upon fayorably by the health commit
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23

w. II. Crawford's bill to protect
oama, omaka, papio ulua and moilii
fish was tabled in the house.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23

Aus bin to allow the board of
health to parole leper patients was
tabled In the house on the recomnen.
datipn of the health committee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23

Kula's bill to provide more super
vising principals for the island schools
was tabled today IN the house.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-23

The miscellany committee reported
fhyorably On Goodness bin to repeal
the elaw making a closed eseasOn on
amahnia injtths house today. u 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-06
| he Value of Fresh An

Senior Surgeon Banks, Of tbe rrra.,
States Public Health Service. ssv,...
every one to breathe in all the ~,
air that Is possible. That is what 49,.
air is for, says he. The ancient s,o.,
stition about the harmful effects ~ 4.
night air Is quite exploded by his t..
gestion. Night air, aside from the ~
that the sun Is absent, is no difor,,.
from the air In the daytime. The at,ra
spheric envelope of the earth does na
change from benign to malign in a,
twinkling of an eye after sundown n
is still composed of nitrogen, oxygen a
gon and carbon dloxide In the norm,
proportions.
The open-air treatment for tubsfu
losls had first to combat with this hosy
superstition when 1t was starting, andh
remarkable results 1t achieved was h
only justification. This generation Is vii
Messing the true realization of the yas,
or fresh air, whether in small draught
or In bulk. A constantly increasing nun
Der OF persons are sleeping in the opa
air, or at least with widely opened VIII
dows and doors, summer and winter
In the morning you will find theymt
refreshed with the pure oxygen Of M
air breathed in during sleep, and na
seedy after eight hours spent in respiriut
and re-respiring secondhand and In
small, closed bedroom. You could al
better safeguard your health or ehs4
the doctor than by breathing In all IL
fresh air you can, both night and day