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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
CONDITIONAL PARDONS
Governor Releases Norris boswell. Con.
victed of Unlawful MniminE

Two conditional pardons were grant
ed yesterday by Governor Stuart and
two applications for executive elem
ency were rejected.
Norris boswell. convicted Of unlawful
manning in July. 1914. III the Circuit
Court OF l.unenburS County and SEN
fenced to twelve months on the roads
was given a conditional pardon on the
recommendation of Judge Bark sdale
and commemorative Attorney Turn
bull
John Peverill. convicted OF grand lar
cenry in the Corporation Court Of Alex
andria in February, 1914. was granted
a conditional pardon on tho recommcn-
dation OF Judge Barley and Common
wcalth's Attorney Brent.
Pardons were refused in the ca Sos
Of Willie Tootlcs. convicted OF rob
berry in the Circuit Court of Northamp-
ton In June. 1909. and sentenced to
serve ten years, and j. y. Pinkham
convicted in tho iIustinGs Court Of
Portsmouth Of houscbrcakins in Sep
tembcr. 1914, and sentenced TO serve
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
SOUTHSIDE NOTES
'irst Lawn Party or season IL a.,
nounccd for To-Nir

an enjoyable box party was given
last night by the Baraca and Phi,a,hca
oiasses OF cambridge Street Raptis,
church In the home of j. T.. Utz aai
cowardn Avenue
FOR the benefit OF Decatur Street
Methodist Church jitney partv vii,
ne heid tonight in the home OF Mrs
~. y. Ncrrcll COS Perry Street. \ snc.
cial program has been arranged To-,
the novel entertainment.
one OF the first lawn parties of tho
season will be held tonight at Mann.s
Church. Chesterfield County.
DIR. T.. Stuart IIonaker with oaico.
on HUI Street, has returned home
from an extended visit with friend :
in Pulaski, Va.
Chesterfield Chapter, United Daurh-
iers of the Confcderacy, will meet thie
afternoon at o'clock in the Chester
J High school Delegates from Rich
mond are requested to board the .
CLOCK car at Seventh and Perry
Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
NEW STREET railway
line SECURES CHARTER
proposes to Run From Fulton to
Montrose Heights, In Hem
rico County.
WILL SEEK CITY FRANCHISE
llans to Secure Current From Vir-
ginia Railway and Power Conn
pany-Estimated That Construc-
ton Will Cost $4,000 Per Mile.

Inc Fulton and East Richmond Rail-
way Company was chartered yesterday
by the State Corporation Commissions
with an authorized maximum capital
stock OF $4,000
Tho new street railway, which is
10 traverse route of five miles. with
cars running from the intersection OF
state Street and williamsburg Avenue,
Fulton. to Montrose Heights, Fairfield
District. Fnrico. has for Its officers
the following: DR.. Il. T.. Atwood, prcsi-
dent; r. r. Airport. secretary and
| treasurer. The incorporators are the
two officers named and r. II. Farrand.
Jay Lewis. f. w. Tyler IL. H. Chalk
ley and *. T. Crawley.
/ President Atwood stated yesterday
that application for n franchise cnab-
ling the company to use the streets OF
Fulton would be made to tho City
Council probably next Monday night.
The company was organized and the
enterprise undertaken. il is said. In re-
|! sponse TO popular demand. The nee
eSSary rights of way through the coun-
ty have been already secured Actual
construction work will be begun as
soon as the franchise is obtained
DEMAND HAS nEEN
APPARENT FOR YEARS
The demand for transportation ia
cilitics, the president said had been
apparent for five or six years. In re-
cent years several organized move
mcnts TO secure street car facilities
for Fairfield District had been made
in vain. These movements were led
by Alderman Nielsen, Councilman Car
ber and other prominent citizens OF the
East End. The proposition had been
considered at different times by the
Richmond and Hcnrico Railway and
tho Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany. Finally 1t was Abandoned
nf
believe that the density Of population
along the route of the trolley line will
insure sufficient patronage to justify
the construction OF the road. 1t is
estimated that tho approximate cost
OF construction will be 100000 n mile.
1t is expected that a satisfactory con-
tract with the Virginia Railway and
Power Company can be drawn re-
lievinE the new company of tho trouble
and cost of building a power plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
BUILD NEW PAVILIONS

The Administrative Board. ycstcr-
day. awarded to Charles +. Duggins a
contract for tho construction OF two
pavilions ut the city Home TO be used
in caring for colorcd tuberculosis suf-
fcrcrs. The buildings are TO he of ,he
lcan-to type. and will cost S2150 The
bid or Mr.. DuSgins WAS the lowest
that was received
Negro consumptivcs arc at present
cared for on the open vcrandas Of the
CITY ilomc buildings. The arrangement
ia: always been recognized as made
quate. and the construction OF OMEN
air paVilionS has long been plan OF
the Administrative Board. IT was first
planned, in the event that Pine Camp
was taken over by the city, TO build
several colored units on removed por-
ton OF the Pine Camp tract. At pres
cnt that sanatorium provides accom-
modations for only a limited number
Of white patients
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

PASS EXAMINATION
Electricians Given Certificates OF Pro-
hciency by City Examiners.

The City Electrical Examining
Board, composed of j. Leroy Speishts.
T. w Trafford. Morris Hunter and
Ashby w. Walton. announced yestcr-
day that the following electrical con-
tractors Of the city have successfully
Passed the examination that was held
some time ago:
w Fl. jerks. l.. w. Godsey. r. Win
Eton, j. j. Tresnon. r. Il. Cosby, w. y.
Catl"tt. +. y. St"igleder. j. T. Caudlc.
n J." Pucket, j. G. Newton, d. T..
WinGfleld. i. j. DAILY. l.. r. Warmer,
NJ \. remberton. II. Il. Williams. Nor
ris Hunter. John II. Latham. T. NJ.
Andrews. w. i. Neblctt. G. T.. Bauman,
H. f.. Burlington and Z. J.. Martin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
Death Due IL Ucor, En,Iur.

After viewing the body yesterday
morning, Dr. i. W. Broadnax, coroner
OF south Richmond, deemed an inquest
unnecessary in the case of Mrs. Mar!
GHrct l." faison, siXty-threc years old,
VINO died suddenly at the supper table
in her home. liO7 Decatur Street. DR.
BroadhaN pronounced her death due I'd
heart failure.
Mrs faison is survived by her husl
band. Marshall Faison. and a siste' T.
Mrs. Adora BEDFORD
The funeral services will be held thj
attcrn"on at 3 o'clock from the homk
with Rev. G. +. Green. pastor Of r.
catur street Methodist Church, ofiicif
ms iptcrmcnt will be made in Ma
Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
JUDGE HOLT TO SIT
VIII Preside In Annexation Proceedings
at Gniax, In Carroll County.

Judge Henry w. Holt. of the E:igh-
tccnih Judicial Circuit, was designed
by Governor Stuart yesterday to hold
"a special term OF the Circuit Cour. OF
Carroll County for Judge a. 4. Camp
bell, which will be called for the hear
ing of the GalaX annexation case.
The town of GalaX seeks to extend
its boundaries, taking in a part of Car
roll County and part Of Grayson.
Citizens of the two counties affected
arc opposing the annexation PROPOSE
ton. The statute requires In such
cases that the hearing on tho anncxa-
tiCn proceedings shall be held i'm the
County from which the largest strip
cf territory is to be taken. and that
a Judge from distant section o. the
iStatc shall preside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
FiIen County Voting rInrc.

Judge Y. Carter Scott. in the Hem
rico Circuit Court, yesterday confirmed
the plan OF w. w. Beverley. for the
redistricting and relocating the voting
precincts OF Henrico County which
were affected by the recent annexation
OF n portion of Henrico County to the
city or Richmond.
The rccomme ndations Of Commits
sioner Beverley arc for only small
changes, and these places Will be des-
iGnated for use I'm the primary that
Will be held August 3. when all county
officers will he elected. Commissioner
Reveriey In q candidate for Common
wealths attorney for Henrico County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
REVISE TRAFFIC LAWS
'onfcrces From Police, Fire aud Al.
mfnlstrntive Boards to Draft Change.

Upon the motion of Henry T.. Beck.
OF tho Administrative Board Sub
chairman John Hirschberg was an
pointed committee from the board
to confer with similar committees from
the fire and police boards on the sub
Jcct OF revising and amending the city
traffic regulations.
meeting OF the confcrces. il was
stated, will he held at an carly date.
Among the matters that may come be-
fore the conference is the question OF
regulating iitncy bus traffic.
While this traffic is now subject to
the general regulations, governing mo-
tor vehicles the sudden growth of the
jitncy business, II is understood has
given rise 10 special problems which
Will receive attention at the hands of
the confcrccs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
LAST CALL IS MADE FOR
PAYMENT OF POLL TAXES
Those Who Fail To-Day Will Be Dis.
qualified I'm All Elections
This Year.
OFFICES OPEN UP TO 6 O'CLOCK
President Darlington, OF Registration
Association, Issues Final Appeal to
Those WHO Have Failed to Qualify
for Part in City Government.

Citizens not already qualified for the
ballot who fail to pay their poll taxes
to-day will be denied the privilege Of
voting in the primary and general cleo
tions to be held this year.
With view to bringing the whirl-
wind campaign In the interest OF a
larger electorate fer the city of Rich
mond to a triumphant close, the work.
Ing teams of the Registration Associa-
ton will make an extraordinary effort
TO send between 500 and 900 unregis-
tered eligible voters to the CITY Treas
urcr's office to-day to pay their poll
taxes.
President T. NJ Darlington, of the
association. yesterday afternoon issued
the following statement to tho public.
The registration committee. in its
preliminary work, has been greatly
gratincd at the response with which
the efforts of the members of the diff
ferent committees have been met and
assistance rendered by every class OF
| citizen.
CITIZENS HAVE BEEN
1'HOROUGHI.Y AROUSED
Our citizens have been thoroughly
aroused on the question, and tho com
mittec feels fully repaid for the ardm-
Gus work which has been imposed unon
| 1t. N'o''
The limited time necessarily has
| prevented the work from being carrjc,
out as effectively, as If more time had
| ocen possible, but the main purpose
OF inc organization to arouse interest
| IN voting has certainly been accom-
| plishcd o'''
| The permanent work OF the organ
! i|atiol VIII be OF such character as
VIII further carry out the purpose Of
INC ASSOCIATION, and that much good
| thought ''"'
ASSESSMENT OF THOSE
IN ANNEXED TERRITORY
The Registration Association desires
10 announce for the benefit OF all ci, :
! iHcns on the Southsidc who resided in
chesterfield County prior to anncya
.,on that they can be assessed and nav
I thcir poll tax at Walkers store oSos
| Huh Street. Manchester, UP to 10 o,clock
saturday night, May /.
NJ citlZcns living in the annexed
territory of ienrico County can bc as
sessed and pay their poll tax at tho
once of the Ilcnrico County Treasurer
| H. c. Hccklcr who will keen his ono
open until 6 o'clock Saturday nirht'
inc Office Of City Treasurer Jamcs
H. race at the City Hall will he kcnt
opeh until o'clock this evening. in
stead OF closing ut ! o'clock in tho
hour. N''''"S
neputE treasurer j. D. Craig said
yesterday afternoon: we will remain
open until O'Clock, but not ono minnto
lntcr We will not accept the money
" any man after the bell strikes G."
ne commissioners Of Revenue will
also keep his Office open until 6 o.c,oci'
The total Of paid poll taxes at ,bn
time the Office closed Yesterday u.as
approximately SllSO0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
IMPORTANT REPORTS
TO Be MADE At REUNION
Special Committees Seek to Settle
Interesting Historical
Disputes.
WHO DESIGNED FLAG or SOUTH {?
Several Claimants TO Honor OF Hav-
ing Originated Stars and Bars"
Gray Uniforms Said to Have Been
Suggested by Russian Cossacks.

In order to settle n dispute OF long
standing. as 10 who was the originator
az the first Confederate faG-thc Stars
and Ears"-the last Confederate Re-
union appointed n committee to pass
judgment on the matter. This COM
mittce VIII report on the second day
Of the reunion. June ..
The two principal claimants for the
honor ar" Major orrcn Randolph Smith.
of North Carolina, and Nicola Mar
schall, an artist OF Alabama.
Major Smith says tina; he originated
the flag before the Confederate Con-
gross called for designs. and that a
Miss Rcbecca Murphy, afterwards Mrs
Winbornc. made n model for HIM The
idea of the flag. Major Smith says, he
took from the Trinity. The three bars
were for the church, State and press
blue for the state white for the church
and red for the press. Afterwards. il
is said. an exact reproduction OF the
flag was raised by Major Smith on the
courthouse square in LouisburS. y c..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
school Teacher nnntru,t

Frederick y. Hodge. n school teach
or, of Richmond, yesterday filed a petit
lion in voluntary bankruptcy in .hc
United states District Court, claiming
Liabilities of S3.7Sa.30 and no assets
~ list or those holding the largest
claims against the petitioner are Hiram
roN, Charlottesville. Va. $1,000: First
National Bank, Farmvillc. Va. s545; j.
+. Walton. Farmvillc. Va. $500, and
Ruifin Il Graves, Chester, Va, $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
IMPORTS INCREASE
Collections at Port of Richmond for
April Si7,2.0.30.

The collector of customs at the mort
OF Richmond reports collection of
$47,276.30 for the month ending April
40, as against S3o.l04.95 for the pre-
tedinG month.
: The principal receipts during the
month were tobacco, whiskcy, papcr
clover. grass and garden seeds, china
apolinaris water, hosiery and cigars
These importations were received from
England, France and Germany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
CLAIMS TO HAVE SUBMITTED
DESIGN FOH UNIFORMS ALSO

Mr.. Marschall states that he was
asked by Mrs. Napoleon Lockctt.
mother of Colonel Samuel II. Lockett,
10 paint a flag for her. He submitted
three designs, one OF which was like
tho Confederate flag. He also declares
that Mrs. lockett asked him to submit
= design for a uniform. and he gave
her the design for the gray Uniform
For the design OF the uniform there
is another claimant. Major Lamar Fon-
taine. OF Lyon. Miss. who states that
II was copied from the uniform OF the
Prince Gortschakors Kioski Cossacks.
who were before the siege of Sebasto
pol Major Fontaine was member OF
this command
The committee Will try TO settle for
once and all the rival claims, and care
VIII he given to the details.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
Sues for $1,000.

Tho Sewers Distilling Company, Inc.
brought suit for $4,000 In the Law and
Equity Court, yesterday. against Mayo
d Co. Inc. No declaration was nled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
SITE IL DESIRABLE
FOR CAMPING PURPOSES

Tho borrowed site is very desirable
Tor camping and' possesses moro nat
ural beauties than arc often found in
this section Of the countr%. y fine
ravinc and stream will lend them
selves admirably to Il primitive dam
and good swimming pool
The camp is TO be all OF fonts, even
to tho dining room and kitchen. and
all equipment Will lie the simplest ana
least expensive possible.
IT was announced that the expense
Of cGuippinC the camp would he about
$500: $50 Of that amount was immc-
diatcly pledged and plans set on foot
TO raise the remainder.
Miss Fannie iIcnshaw. in behalf OF
the advanced gymnasium class called
Tor mass meeting of All gymnasium
girls for next Tuesday at G:l5 o'clock
to consider WAYS Of raising money
Many girls Will get their only vaca-
hon trip at tho camp. and for great
numbers a vacation means cessation Of
salary, therefore everything possible
VIII he done 10 meet this situation
Arrangements can be made for com
mutcrs and for week end parties at
special rates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

Hrrested on Gambling Chnrrc.
Nat rage. colorcd. was arrested In O.,
nieht on charge Of operating a gam
bilhE resort at I'LL l.o,vnlcs Sire,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
TOLD nahy SLOW.

N OF therford Me
ast church viii hold n
d miscellaneous sale n
y @ Living this af-
be awarded to emil
Ironth 10 Ave years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
IMPROVE BRIDGE APPROACH.
SOUTH OF CARY STREET
Finance Committee Recommends
100000 Appropriation for Widen.
ing and Paving.
ROSE PLAN is AGAIN TABLED
proposition to Widen Fourteenth
Betwcen Main and Cary VIII BE
considered and Definitely Passed
Upon at n Later Meeting.


Tho Council Committee on Finance
yesterday recommended for passage an
ordinance approprating s@5.s!a for tho
Improvement OF Fourteenth street from
cary street to tho now MAYO Bridge
nc sum Is To-. be expended in paving
ana in providing the widoncd street
with curling and sidewalks.
thd"r mn agreement with tho South
'.h t"liwaE Company, executed about
n'hc months ago. the city acquired
rom INC company strip OF it's
OF Fourteenth street to a width OF
ciEh'E rect from the north wall OF III.
LOCK 10 ia" bridge. and to a width OIL
slNty feet from tho north wall OF th
Iock =" cary street The appropria
FINANCE Commute" looks tn tho RI
ing out OF this widening and mi
provement OF the widcnod thoJ =
fare
CITY HAS MADE NO
PROVISION ron II
no provision has been madcS
Tor the construction OF a br!ds
IN" canal In Fourteenth Str,t
though under its contract VII
southern Railway Company thot
obligated TO construct such . n
rms particular improvement; Ill
vowed 10 certain extent in tho ~
- ''''h~uItS LOT ilc widening OF
street ana the widening Of Four,ol
street between Cary and Main Strl
ana ITS consideration was deferred
dchnii" action is taken on the nj
propositions '''i
Af'cr lengthy discussion Of
resolution directing tho civ Ntto.
I" acquire tho property necessary ri
INC widening or Fourteenth street he
tween Main ana Cary streets I'm n,
c"rdahcc with tho plan OF j. $ Ros
ai'd associates. the committee voted -
!aN the matter on the table r,.SS ~
s'deration at a later meeting
stated that Il definite report -
ABLY he formulated the noxtS
matter is taken up for conS.
SUPERINTENDENT c,IDIJ
Will. GET AueE
The committee approved az
authorizing tn" acquisition
sewers In Highland Park Add
a cost Of sl.300. It voted ais
port iavorably resolution
iHS the Administrative Board
chase an automobile runabouh
use OF the Superintendent of ri
ARK ways Inc car. il Ia
snail not cost more than s55ol
For future consideration n
mittcc laid on the table the oil
creating Juvenile and Domcl
iaN"ns Court and the ordnari
NidinS for the appointment Of |
hc"""men similar disposition wa
made of tho resolution providing ION
the widening Of Dock street be.-ocn(
fouric"nth and Seventeenth str
the acquisition OF n strip Of IL
lanes T. Sloan in return T.. ~
tanning wall to be built by tn 81
The committee reported fav, ,n1'
an ordinance providing for the opta
ing of an alley between SeventeenE
and Nineteenth, and Maury and Evere9
streets, South Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
KEEP FLIESaaorf.aah

Board Awards ContusENTs.
First Mnrk- %
s.: &; &: T: !: !; !: ::;;:j;ID
n m snanr l1eaiK for vaeauoi
IT., tlantic Coast
- me w nclusivo Tour
IL! j; $s .:s',,K3MUDZ
bid comfort-sails
~ nrSday.
o., Ltd. q Bro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
I.tTIIRor SPEAKS on
CITY PLANNING

The gathering was called to order
by II. L. Pollard. Jr.. first vice prcsi
dent. who. after short talk, intro
duced Mayor Aiuslic. Tho Mayor
made brief address on city planning
and the benefits derived from planning
a city systematically. He introduced
Mr.. i.athrop. who spoke for some time
on the subject.
Among the invited guests were:
iiabbi T.. y. Calisch. President William
IL. Adams, Of the Board OF Aldermen.
President II. Lee Peters, of the Com
mon Council; members OF the Admin
istratirc Board, and Alvin NJ. smith,
president OF the Business Mems club
Mr. l-athrop had very busy day
yesterday After addressing the real
estate agents. he conducted. with
Mayo Ainslic. tho teachers institute
al the John Marshall High School "a,
o'clock delivered AN address before
the directors OF tho Fairgrounds AS.
ISOLATION. and at $50 O'Clock met the
members OF tho Rotary Club. lie re-
marked last night that II was rather
busy day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
ADMINISTRATORS WILL
k[ACKLE Gas LEASE REPORT
viii Make Attempt To-day To Meet
Objections of Utilities
Committee.
pETAILED STATEMENT ASKED
(helton Submits Figures, Showing
c That Gas Works Made Gross Profit
of 81 $3.50, 1888 in Last Six Years or
Net Profit OF $S15, 22G.

= The Administrative Board will turn
It's attention to-day to the matter OF
fafting a detailed report on the ap-
ication Of the Southern Gas and Elcc :
be Corporation for u lease OF the Gas
orks TO be submitted To III" Com
ittee on Public Buildings. Properties
I'D Utilities. There WIN be no regular
= ssion. The boy!d vii! meet for it's
Becky conference and take up this
Batter among other things on tile call
Gndar.
q uSder instructions from the Public
6Lnlities Committee the board is di-
Eected to submit a detailed statement
'afl the considerations that led IL TO rec
commend the unqualified rejection Of
the gas lease offer y three paragraph
report TO this effect submitted to the
several weeks ago. was sent
hack by the committee for amplinca-
.tIon.
REPORT MAY NOT he
A. READY Bl TUESDAY
AThe Public Utilities Committee will
Vet in regular session TUESDAY night.
Il regarded as extremely Improbable
~ ver that the board will complete
hHaetailed report asked for, in time
Ay&s meeting.
Is Inspector shelton. of the Gas
= ,ent, yesterday prepared for the
Of reference to the board. a
-; showing The gross and net
Atn.he Gas Works since 1905?
Aorice OF gas was reduced
le0 cents thousand cubic
aegregate gross pro6ts OF
ing the six-year period
md 1914. Mr.. Shelrons
IA were sl,355.1Ss.7s. Al
for interest. rcdcmp-
Iation. the net profit
&c period, according TO
Es sS7S,226.24.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01
Y. ". c. A. WILL OPERATE
SUMMER CAMP FOR GIRLS
Tract of Land i'm Chesterfield County
Has Been Loaned ASsOCia-
ton for Summer.
MEMBERS APPROVE or PLAN
Enthusiastic .Mass-Mceting Held to
Discuss Summer Outing-Girls
VIII Live i'm Tents, in Simplest and
Most Primitive Style.

The Young Woman'S Christian AS
ISOLATION is about to enter upon a new
enterprise this summer. nothing less
than girls camp to be located in
Chesterfield County about twelve miles
from tho city. Camp spirit is in the
air among association members and
many girls are looking forward To liv-
ing In tents and rouIhinE i, for wccl.
or two.
At large ana enthusiastic meet
ins at the Young Woman's Christian
Association last night. the proposition
OF summer camp WAS put before the
girls. and Endorsed with the most tre-
mcndouS enthusiasm.
y piece of land suitable for tho pur-
pose has been loaned the association.
and carly in June the camp will he
opened. For the present. plans arr
simple and inexpensive ana campers
will have TO have Il natural aptitude
for tn" simple life. as they must be
their own hcwcrS Of wood and dra wcrs
of watcr-chicny must they he expert
drawers Of water ana convcyors there
of from spring tn tents. About thirty
SIX girls can he Accommodated at one
time.