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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-13
COMMON COUNCIL
.oo"'iauea from Preceding rase1

JAMES VERNON.
GODFREY FRElWALD.
ALBERT T, ALLAN.
NOSES MARTELL,
n w NENZEL.
W, H. e.. lIINDLE
ncesPted' and on leave. the follow
ing resolution was offered
BY Aid Move:
Resolved, That the City Treasurer
syrIsssd E. 70 rs accept from Bryant Bryant
the original amount of general city
taxes levied against Lot 9. ThdmPson
earn earn 7 G. AZ sub OF F.; part n q 4
HER, XIV River avenue. Atssi,ns9ong =
and e. = Twelfth street CIV. 8
90 IT, Atkinson a Hicks sub" etc,
the years 1892 and 1899. amounting 20
saSl0 and $500 respectively, and
camel balane due; and be II further
Resolved, That the City Treasurer be
sTucted TO accept from Bryant
walker, Ext, Est, Susan A. Lowe. the
sum OF s27l4. being the original
asainst Lot 8. Block is. ESeen rear
" go It.. Thompson farm, c. 227,
sub. or o. part n OF Grand River ave,
Atkinson q Hicks sub" etc. e. :
terest added az 8 per cent, for ~ year
1881; and cancel balance due; and be II
further
Resolved, That the CITY Treasurer be
and he IL hereby authorized and In
structed To accept from Bryant
Walker. EXT Est. Susan a. Lowe. the
sum OF $3.50, being the original
amount OF general city taxes levied
against Lot 6, Except Rear IL. 50 IT,.
Atkinson q Hicks SUBJ" etc. e. :.
Twelfth street CIV s. Z. 1900. for the
year 1900. with interest added at the
rate OF per cent. and cancel balances
due.
Laid on table
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the city OF Detroit
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald Allan, Barnett, Behlow
Bell Burton, Case. De Galan. Dill,
Field, Freiwald Gilman. Goldner
Guthard. Hess. Hindle. Jakel, Heating
Knapp. Lempke Littlefield, Lodge
Nows. OBrien. owen. Reid. Reinhardt
Rutter. Schemansky. schultz Syrzycki
Thompson. Vernon, Wartell, Nenzel
Wilson and the President-S6
Nays-None.
Aid. Lodge then assembled the ros
trum and In behalf OF all the members
OF the Common Council, presented Re
firing President Hon. Harry j. Dlnge-
man with his insignia OF office, the
presiding officers gavel.
President Dingeman responded with
appropriate words or appreciation.
And the Council then adjourned sine
die.
HARRY j. DINGEMAN
President
RICHARD LINDSAY.
city Clerk.
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Wilson. Bell. link aud Field.
Fire Protection--Ald. Case. Lempke,
Hindle Wing and Schemansky
Public Lighting Aid. Allan Lodge,
Bell. Kronk and Stefanowski
Parks and BOuleyards-Ald ON,
Jakel. Dingeman, Barnett, Burton ku.-
ter ana Ellis.
owen, KOcher Robinson. Move anu
Schemansky
Health and Cry Hospitals-Ald
Gilman, Burton, Heating. Barnett ana
Move.
Licenses-Ald. Robinson. Wartell,
schultz, Hindle and Thompson.
Liquor Regulation--Ald Dingeman.
heating,I Guthard. case and Nowc
Rules-Ald, kocher. Ellis. Wing. AL
Ian and Schemaneky
Charter and C1tt Legislation--Ald.
lodge, Dngemah. 'Guthard Rutter.
Burton link aud Stefanowski
Bridges-Ald Schultz. Wing Allan.
Dill and Field
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From the cltx Ireasurer.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
conference.-the following ~ a state
ment OF monies received from the VAR
ious banks as stated below for quar-
terly interest ending Dec. 81, 1910:
National Bank OF Commerce SIS fIsee
Peninsular state Bank . 5.351.s3
Dime Savings Bank 53SI7S
Peoples State Bank beSi IA
First and old Detroit National 10 TOE Sc
Wayne County Savings Bank
michigan savings) $3.50. 2.s75.ss
herman American Bank 803.42
Detroit City Sinking Fund
Account: t
Dime Savings Bank .....As so154
ss5.T76os
Yours respectfully,
MAX Q. KOCH
City Treasurer
Accepted and placed on fie
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Street Openlnaa,

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-Your Committee on
Street Openings to whom was referred
the petition of the General Builders
supply Co. Gs1e). for the vacation of
one block OF Desmond street from
Waterman TO Leonard street. and the
petition OF c. r. Unruh ct al protest
Ing against the vacation Of said street.
respectfully report that we have had
the same under consideration and be-
lieving that the requested action In
vacating street would work hardship
on the property owners in the Vicinity,
recommend that the petition OF the
General Builders Supply Co. he denied
and that the protest Of G. r. Unruh et
al be placed on file.
Respectfully submitted.
GODFREY FREtWALD,
JAMES VERNON
GEO. A. OWEN
SHERMAN L1TTLEFIELD.
FRED W. KNAPP,
r. w wENZEL,
PATRICK OBRIEN.
Accepted and laid on the table.
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Street Openings.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-Y Your Committee on
Street Openings TO whom was referred
the petition Of Huntoon and Weeks
Lumber Co Ci036l for the. vacation OF
alley lrst south OF and parallel with
Fort street running east from Spring
wells avenue. respectfully report that
we have had the same under consider
alton and find that petitioner Is the
owner Of all the property abutting on
said alley and we also find that while
Springwells avenue at this point Is
plated IS feet wide. petitioners claim
the east is feet thereof on account OF
same never having been worked. Said
petitioners are willing 10 quit claim 10
the city all rights W said IL feet OF
Springwells avenue on consideration
OF the vacation OF the aforesaid alley
and your committee seeing no objec-
ton. 10 the arrangement recommend
che adoption of the accompanying
resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
GODFREY FRETWALD
JAMES VERNON.
GEO A OWEN,
SHERMAN IITTLEFIELD,
FRED w. KNAPP.
PATRICK O'BRIEN.
F. w wENZFL
Accepted. and on leave. the follow
ing resolution was offered
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Unfinished Business.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--In compliance with a
resolution OF the Council OF 1910 I
herewith transmit the unfinished busi-
ness OF the Council FOR such disposi-
ton as may he deemed proper
Respectfully submitted.
RICHARD LINDSAY.
city Clerk
Accepted
The following Is the matter referred
10.
An Ordinance by Aid. Littleheld laid
over July ~ 1914 %. g. G. . i13D,
requiring sprinkler systems. In factor
les and Department stores.
Laid on table
An Ordinance laid over July 2S,
1914 changing the name OF st. Charles
avenue 20 Frontenac Boulevard, 81. c..
c. D. 1890
Laid on table
An Ordinance by Aid Littleheld
changing the name OF Brock street to
Byron avenue 81. c. c. p, l47D,
Laid on table.
An Ordinance by Aid LAttleheld
changing the name OF Carver street 10
Kipilng avenue. q c. c. p. 1879.
Laid on table.
An Ordinance by Aid Littlefield
amending sections I and 90 OF Article
81, Building Code Ordinance o. c. c.
o. 2o7S.
Laid on table
An Ordinance by Aid Littleheld TO
regulate traffic prescribe the rate OF
speed OF vehicles etc. 81. G. g p. 207o.
Laid on table.
Accepted and placed on nle
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Liquor Regulation.

TO the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen--Your Committee OF
liquor Regulation to whom was re
ferreu the liquor dealers bond OF An
thony Hrapkfewicz for 25iS West JEFF
ferson avenue, respectfully report w
have had the same under consldera
ton, and recommend that the same n
accepted and approved, his application
for Wholesale license at above loca
ton having been granted on the ST.
Respectfully submitted,
CHAS. W. BURTON.
JACOB GUTHARD.
ELMER u. CASE
ANTHONY NOwC,
accepted and laid on the table.
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Taken From the Table.

table a report OF the Committee on
Taxes laid over at the last session
OF the Council of 1914 which motion
prevailed.
The reports and accompanying reso-
luton were then adopted as follows
Yees-Ald. Allan. Barnett. Bell, Bur
ton. Case, Cranshaw, Dill. DinReman,
Bllis. Field. F'reiwald, Gilman. Guthard.
Hindlc, Jakel. Heating. Kocher, Kronk.
Ben,pke. Lodge. Movie. owen. Robinson.
Rollo. Rutter. Schemansky. Schultz. Stef-
anC wski, Thon pson. Vernon, Wartell.
Werzel. Wilson, Wing, link and tho
PTesident-36
Nays--None
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Taken From the Table.

Ala. Heating moved 10 take from the
table report OF the Committee on
Streets laid over at the last session
OF the 1914 Council, which motion pre-
vailed.
The report and accompanying reso-
luton were then adopted as follows
Yeas-Ald Allan, Barnett. Bell. Bur-
ton. Case Cranshaw, Dill Dingeman,
Ellis. field, Freiwald, Gilman, Guthard.
Hirdle, Jakel, Heating. Kocher, Kronk.
l. npke, Lodge, Nowc. owen. Robinson.
l;ollo Rutter. Schemansky, Schultz. Ste
ahowski. Thon pSon, Vernon, Wartell.
Menzel, Wilson, Wing, link and the
Pre- sident--36
Nays-None
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Taken From the Table.

Aid Vernon moved 10 take from the
table n report OF Committee on Ways
and Means laid over at the last ses-
sion OF the 1914 Council, which motion
prevailed
The report was then adopted as fol-
lows:
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Barnett Bell, Bur-
ton. Case, Cranshaw. Dill, Dingeman.
Hindle Jakel, Heating. Kocher, Kronk.
Lempke. Lodge. Movie. owen. Robinson,
Rollo. Rutter. Schemansky, Schultz Stef-
anowski Thompson, Vernon Warten,
Werzel. Wilson. Wing, link and the
Pr esidert-36
NaNS-Hnne
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Taken From the Table.

Aid. Vernon moved 10 take from the
table n report OF the Committee on
Street Openings laid over at the last
session OF the 1914 Council which mo-
ton prevailed
The reports and accompanying reso
luton was then adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald Allan. Barnett. Bell Bur
ton, Case. Cranshaw, Dill Dingeman
Ellis. Field, Freiwald. Gilman, Guthard
Hindle. Jakel. Heating, Koeher, Kronk
Ler,pko. Lodge Nowc, owen Robinson.
Rollo. Rutter. Schemansky, schultz Stef-
anowski, Thompson Vernon, Wartell
WepzeI. Wilson, Wing. link ana The
president--3S
Nays-None
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Taken From the Table.

Aid. Vernon moved TO take from the
table n report or Committee on Claims
and Accounts laid over at the last ses-
sion OF the 1914 Council which motion
prevailed.
The report was then adopted.
Yeas-.Ald Allan. Barnett Bell, Bur-
ton, Case, Cranshaw, Dill. Dingemau.
Ellis Field Frewald, Gilman. Guthard.
Hiadle, Jakel, Heating Kocher, Kronk,
Len.pke, Lodge, Movie. Owen, Robinson.
Rollo, Rutter. Schemansky. Schultz. Stef-
anowski. Thompson, Vernon, Wartell
Ner eel Wilson. Wing, link and the
President--36
Nays-None.
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George 10 Nutt D. the lowest bidder
~. Departntent OF Public Works
bas entered into contract with the
iowcat bidder. ana hereby asks the
approvaF and COuhrmn tt0n OF same oY
YOUR Honorable Body,
Ri.spcgtfully submitted,
GEORGE a. FENkEIL.
Commissioner.
nv MA. Guthard.
HesoLVed. That the contract enterc I
into hv the Department of Public
Work. with Georgc\D Mutt foF the
construction OF garage az a cost OF
sggrsl 90 he. and the same is herebS
ANNOYED and confirmed.
kcccpfed aud referred 20 Committee
on Public Buildings.
From Department OF Public Works
To the Honorable the Cor1nnon Councils
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Taken From the Table.

Aid. Burton moved to take from the
table a report OF the Committee on
Liquor Regulation laid over at the last
session OF the 1914 Council which mo-
ton prevailed.
The report was then adopted as fol-
lows
VOTE 36--
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From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--Referrin 10 the resolu-
ton adopted by your Honorable Body
directing the Controller 10 pay certain
pay rolls OF the Poor Commission out
OF the Contingent Fund. / have TO re-
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From Department OF PUBLIC works.
To the Honorable the Common Councils
,Gentlemen--This department recon-
mends that the city Treasurer be di-
rected TO cancel sidewalk bill on sheet
129 so far as II relates to lot 3s south
Jefferson. between Cary and Pulas lN
avenues, the work having been done
In front OF lot 40 west ". new bill
will be transmitted to the City Treas
urer.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE ~. FENKELT.,
Commissioner.
BY Aid Heating:
Resolved That on recommendation
OF the Department OF Public Works
the City Treasurer be hereby directed
TO cancel sidewalk bill on sheet 20 so
far as IL relates TO property mentioned
In the communication herewith trans
mitted and for reasons stated therein.
Adopted as follows:
teas-Ald Allan, Barnett Beil, Bur-
ton case. Crsnshaw, Din. Dingeman,
Ellis Field Freiwald, Gilman Guthard.
HIi die. Jakel. Heating. kocher, kronk,
Lenipke Lodge. Move. owen, Robinson,
Rollo. Rutter. Sohemansky. schultz Stef-
anowski. Thompson Vernon. Wartell.
wenzel Wilson. Wing Zink and The
PrcsiGent--36.
NaVg-NOne.
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Gentlemen--T herewith transmit ~
your honorable Body three bills pre-.
sented by the Detroit journal Com
pany. amounting 20 Sass, for adYer-
Using ordinances under the misapDTt'
hension that their contract required
them 50 20 do
In order that there may be "a hear
inK on the matter. 1 recommend thes.
bills be referred To the Committee on
Claims and Accounts.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE ENGEI.
Controller.
Accepted and recomme ndation con.
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To the Honorable tho Common Council;
Gentlemen--l beg 20 report that. In
response TO proposals invited for the
services and material necessary Ia
print the book OF estimates for 1919.
this office received the following bids:
Houghton- Jacobson Printing Gu
$3.50 per page.
Raynor & Taylor. $500 per page.
Williams * Houghton. S6.25 per page
Richmond Backus Co. 1888 per
page
| have entered into contract with the
lowest bidder. anu herewith ask tbs
approval and confirmation OF the sans
by your Honorable Body.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE ENGEL.
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Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE n. FENKELT..


To the Honorable the Common Council.
Lateral sewer No. eS6t. assessment
roll No 1914. heretofore approved and
confirmed by your Honorable Body.
have been completed according TO
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BY AID. Wing.

Resolved, That the contract entered
into by the Controller with Houghton-
Jacobson Printing Co for printing the
Book OF Estimates for 1918 at S5.se
per page, be and the same Is hereby
approved and confirmed
Referred to CoInmfNee on Printing.
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From the CITY Treasurer.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlemen-1 herewith submit my
trial balance for Dec 81, 1914
Respectfully submitted.
MAX c. KOCH
City Treasurer
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From o.Dar,men. OF Public Works.

70 the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen--ln reply 10 notice rom
this office, the following proposals
were received FOR the construction OF
"a garage
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Respectfully submitted.
From tha controIler.

Controller
Cured I'm
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From Department Of Public Works.

soD,bI5iIZS 81
Accepted and placed on file
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From the Controller.

Accepted and recomme ndation con
Cured in
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II is my belief that the establishment
OF q municipal journal In which shall
he published the council proceedings
those OF the board OF education. OF /.
ncial advertisements and all other pub
advantage. but result In saving as
well Under tho present system OF
awarding the printing to a daily news
paper. circulation not necessary Is ptTr-
chased. In addition 20 containing no =
tees for which publication IL required
nv law. the journal might carry routine
Items OF interest To taxpayers: q
synopsis Of new ordinances rcgula :
tions. etc. orders and rules for en-
ployes ~ tho city departments. com
piled in "A compact and attractive man !
ner.
other cities have been issuing pub-
LEGATIONS % this kind and their success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22
TWO MEN RECOMMENDED
FOR RESERVE DIRECTORS
tive Hichmond National Banks Urge
Strud'rick nnd Wilcox for
Hoard Vacancies.

s Edmund Strudwick. prcsiden; of the
Atlantic Life Insurance Company, has
been Endorsed by five Richmond ma
tional banks fdr election as Glass .B'
5director OF the Richmond Federal Re
Serve Bank, to succeed George j. s;eay
governor Of the bank. who is not cliei-
sble 10 succeed himself The same
.banks-thc American National the
Merchants National, the First National
the National State and city and the
Planters Nntional--also indorsc X. b.
wilcox. president of the First National
{ Bank. OF Baltimore, 10 succeed Waldo
Newcomer, president of the National
Exchange Bank, of baltimore, who is
mot candidate for Re- election, as
Glass a. director.
J. The Federal reserve act provides that
'Clnss ''B" directors shall be actually
Engaged In business at the time OF cleo
'tion, and as Mr.. Scay's time is now
taken up with his duties as governor
,of the Richmond institution, he is not
eligible. In a circular issued by. the
Richmond banks. indorsing Mr.. Wilcox
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22

Or John .innn. of this civ. who
aSoU' i YEAR az" went to Russia as an
American Eed Cross surgeon. is now
III Toxic. Japan, in charE. temporarily
OF = !arg" hospital He writes inter-
estih"IE OF his experiences and OF the
great improvements in surgery.
The iusttnga Court opened IT'S octo-
per term to-day, hut adjourned over
until tomorrow on account of Peters
burg Day q; the fair Among ths
cases 10 he tried at this term il thar
OF John Day, alias John Hall! for pass
Ing forged Du pont checks. So 600 of
which were found in his possession.
fhe two pals engaged with him in
Inc huge forgery scheme escaped when
'hc ponce got on their trail. and Dav
attempted TO escape yesterday morn
ing by cutting his way out of jail
To-day was Observed as Tag Day.
under the auspices OF Petersburg Chan
ter, United Daughters OF the Conf.d-
cracy, for the benefit OF the Mahon.
Monument fund, which tho cha ptcr has
undertaken :" raise. Ii is believed n
handsome addition 10 the fund was
realized Ivy the sale OF tags.
THIS afternoon at ESQ o'clock in the
parlor Of Washington street Methodist
Episcopal Church PARSONAGE. hv Rev
:. j. Brown, Carl Edward Atkins and
Miss Maude Elizabeth Moody. both of
sPctersbNre, We're married.
1t is expected that former Chief of
Police w u. Henderson, OF Hopewell
convicted in Prince George court of
selling liquor and fined $500 ana SEN
fenced to Jail for Gftccn days will pass
his Imprisonment In the Petersburg
iail
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CIIAHCEnY TRANSFERS..
NtRc Deeds a: !;nrEain and Sale
Amounting To SIT,!y0

"rnucr e: 81, 2ixl32 feet south lInc
Cedar street. 100 feet west of Eurh-
arnn Street. October >. 1875: tl.2GO.
Mamie L. Moughon. trustee. 20 =.
T.. Bischon. 20 acres on the Broad
west OF cit" October -. 1918: tax.
James s Francis Q, ux. To w /,
cross, II feet 10 inches by ST fe.t
south line TAYLOR street. nj the west
corner Of Temple Street. Scp;cmhc,
10. 1919; tax. $3.50: SO
Ar;hur c. Ncl""n 9, n%. to j. y. solo
street. li0 feet north OF ioui.!rr,
street. September IL, 1915: tax. 81:
$40.
l.. W. Newman 1T ux. To W g New
man. onc-h"lf interest in inXl@i reot
At the southwest corne- 81 Sturr, and
ct u%. 10 T. w. Newman. half in
tor"st In . inches v: l"i feet south
line Stuart Avenue. I" fc.t "c.. 81
Davis Avenue. AUGUST p. 1915; s2OOn
.ivoulale Land co TO y $. Pierce.
NOZZLE feet AT the Iorthca"t corner of
Grey Con-, Avcuu" and Ncwnort
stree October p, 1915; so0o.
ct al. 2irl25 feet south liuc lakewood
Avenue. - feet cas-, of Cownr,Iin
Street September /, 1879 tax. S3.iO;
SO
Anna l.. Royal to George T.. Wood.
~ feet irchcs by ?6 feet north line
Coddin street. - fec. inches west
If Hickory Street. October iG. 1915.
Lula S,or@ Il ais. To- Mimi" L Hank
ms. l"Nxl33 feet vest line Barton Ave
nuc. 100 feet south OF Crawford street
October Is, 1915, $4,000.
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FAIR WILL NOT CLOSE
UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT
directors of Southsile Exposition ut
Petersburg Decide TO Hold 1t
Open Day Longer.
PROGRAM is MARRIED by RAIN
Contract Is Awarded for Erection OF
$4,000 Catholic Church. in Hope.
well-People OF stony Creek VIII
Elect Officers.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.I

'SpSS"i W lilc !IlicS-DlSp3
PETERSBURG, VA. October 2I-It
was IL wet. happy. eood-naturcd crowd
that attended the Petersburg Fair this
afternoon. Rain began to fall about
o'clock ana lasted well into the at
t"rhoon. The races were started, but
oetore any could be completed The
downpour had put the track i'm an inn
possible condition for the harness
races. The races Will ne iipishcd to-
morrow afternoon. starting promptly
AT 1880 o'clock, after which the regular
scheduled races Will he begun
Tn account of tho rain. the directors
nave decided TO hold the fair over
uhtil saturday evening. This will
enable the employees vf HE On pont
plant at Hopcwcll 10 attend the fair
during the day and at night. The adj
mission to the fair will be but one half
OF The regular admission that has been
charged during the week. and the
grand stand has been proportionatcly
reduced. The usual fireworks display
VIII he held at night. and there Will
he three harness ana two running races
IN the afternoon The entire line of
Midway shows viii remain over until
III" midnight hour.
One OF the features Of the day was
the speech OF Mrs. Il. r. Valentine, of
richmond, president Of the Equal Suf-
!rhSc League Of NirHiuin Mrs Na!cn.
'lht Presented The arguments ia favor
OF her cause in a positive manner, and
'hc speech was we'll rcccITnd
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li:MB,:H HANKS WILL
DI.Stt,

IN" ne" directors will bc named bv
"!"tt"Es. on" O. whom VIII he dc.i-
mated bT each or The member banks of
ne fifih Reserve District. 10 which
me 'f0"Iir was mailed yesterday. II,
reads "e icllows.
The terms of Mcssrs. Waldo New
CONF and George J. Sea-, AS directors
III ~" Federal Reserve Bank of Rich
moud, expire December II next.
unfortunately. Mr. Newcomer de-
..l"eS rcn"minntior, finding insufficient
3hr "i his disposal for a continuance
OF IN. proper discharge OF his duties
"Ad III. SeaE is Ineligible because he
- y" longer actively engaged in bust
ness. his entire time being devoted
most successfully. to the welfare. of the
INSTITUTION IN his capacity az gov
The undersigned hesitate TO make
any suggestions with reference TO the
election OF the successors to the aboy.
gehilcm"n, bu, feel that some one
should TAX" the initiative. and are
therefore. taking the liberty of pre-
scntinS The names OF H. T. Wilcov
president OF the First National Bank
%! baltimore. for Glass a" director
aud Edmund S;rudwick. president Of
The Atlantic Life Insurance Co,npany
oi this city, for Class "R" director. as
The type OF men who we believe should
ne selected by the banks OF this dis
These suggestions are being made
only after Il most exhaustive effort to
hnd Two gentlemen so cmincntly quail
fed. and who, we confidently believe.
arc prepared TO enter upon their duties
II elected, with determination to
take up their work seriously, conscien-
uously and with a full knowledge of
the responsibilities which they assume
Mr., Wilcox. with his wide banking
experience, and Mr.. Strudwick. with an
intimate personal knowledge OF the
commercial. agricultural and nanufac-
turing needs OF the Fifth District, are
both, III our judgment, entitled TO YOUR
consideration and confidence we
earnestly hope that these suggestions
with reference TO them will be kindly
entertained, and that either they. or
representative men of equal breadth of
vision and experience, may receive the
nomination and active support of your
institution, in accordance with the pro-
visions of Circular No. IS of the Fed
cral Reserve Sank OF Richmond, which
was sent you on October H.