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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-29
SOLICITOR is FAKER
Reunion Committee Exposes Unknown
Woman Who Claims TO Represent II.

1t has just been brought to the at
tention OF the reunion committee on
information and quarters that a woman.
representing herself TO be It's agent, is
soliciting registrations for reunion ac-
commodations. charging therefor a fee
OF so cents or more.
The committee In a signed statement
last night announced that no person is
authorized TO solicit quarters in its
name. and that all who desire to regis
ter accommoda tons for the reunion
may do so absolutely without charge by
applying in person at 1907 East Main
street, or calling Randolph 2467.
The committees call for assistance
along this line have been made solely
through the daily press.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-29
AFFIRMS JURY'S VERDICT
Judge Scott Overruies Motion In Suit of
Mrs. Flood Against Mrs. SmOot.


Judge r. Carter Scott. of the City
Circuit Court. yesterday overruled the
motion of the plaintiff, In the case OF
Jennie NJ. Flood against Annie T..
Smoot. that the jury's verdict for the
defendant, returned on May 6, he set
aside as contrary to the law and evil
dence.
Mrs Flood sued for damages in the
sum of $4,000 for injuries she is al
legged to have suffered when she fell
downstairs in the house at 724 West
Clay Street. owned by Mrs. Smoot. The
declaration charged the defendant with
negligence in that she failed TO make
certain necessary repairs to the stair
way. The jury returned verdict for
the defendant.
The motion to set aside the verdict
was argued by counsel yesterday. and
the motion was ovcrruled Counsel for
the plaintiff excepted to the courts
decision, and leave was granted to file
a bill of executions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-29
CAPITOL DECORATED
Confederate CoiOrs Prcdominntc I'm
Stntc building.

Decorators who recently were award :
cd a contract by the Governor for
decorating the Capitol and state Ii
hrarN buildings and the Executive
Mansion for the coming reunion yes
terday began swathinG the structures
in the Capitol Square with hags, ban
ncrs and buntinGs.
The Executive Mansion was first
given It's holiday dress. after which
me decorators began on the Capitol
ne state Library Will be arraycd to-
DAY. While the cmblens and colors
OF IN" confedcracy. Virginia and the
United States All appear in the gala
dress OF the state buildings prcdimr.
nance is given the Confederacy in the
decorative scheme, as becomes the oc.
casion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-29
STREET WORK SHARPLY
CURTA|LED IN SUBURB
improvements in Barton Heights
Abandoned Under New Econ
omy Program.
HAS HAD MORE THAN ITS SHARE
According to Finance Committee, In
corporated Towns Have Received
More Than Was Guaranteed in An
neNatiOn Agreement.

Carrying out the economy program
| imposed upon it by the Council Finance
! Committee. the Administrative Board.
Yesterday entered an order directing
! the abandonment OF street improve
! ment work in Barton Heights agErc-
| eating in value pproximately $4,000.
The work curtailcd involved the
grading and gravcling and providing
! with curhs and cutters OF the follow
! ing streets:
Rose Avenue. between Wicklow and
! Roberts Streets. Sl,aO3oS
Greenwood Avenue. from Roberts to
! Home Street, SSIl.6i.
Miller Avenue, from Roberts to York
! Street. So.3a0S5
! York street, from Virginia to Green
| wood Avenue. S2.44?.4o.
Home Street, from North TO Green
wood Avenue. S2,5O6.35.
! Roberts Street from North TO Rose
Avenue. S3.14l.?2.
| In advising Engineer r. s. Racland
in charge of the work in Barton
Heights. to abandon these proposed
improvements. the board directs a;ten-
ton to the Finance Committees COM
munlcation informing it that tn" COM
mittce has no means in sight with
which TO meet the cost of the continued
improvements in this suburb.
HAS ALREADY RECEIVED
MORE THAN IT'S SHARE
According to the Finance Committee
Barton Heights, as well rs the other
three incorporated towns that We're re-
Gently annexed, has already received
more than the share of improvements
to which 1t is entitled under the annex
alton agreement. The City AUDITORS
statement shows that work already
paid for by the city exceeds in amount
the estimated cost of tho improvements
for which the city obligated itself hy
contract at the time of annexation. No
vcnber ). 1911.
Reporting on tho Barton Heights sit
uation. Engineer Ragland informed tho
board as follows:
The whole work under contract
/ with Chcatwood G. Deancr in Barton
I Heights, includes the grading. curb
] ing, EravelinC, cuttcrinE. and in some
places tho laying Of sidewalks, OF about
seventy blocks OF city streets. OF this
number there are about thiriy-fivc
/ blocks on which work is completed
about eleven on which tho work Is
nearly completed about nine on which
! the work has been recently started, and
/ fifteen on which the work has not yet
! been begun"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-29
DECIDE SH|ELDs'S GROVE
CONTROVERSY ON TUESDAY
Board Hears Spirited Argument ON
Playground Project and re.
serves Verdict.
OPPOSE LAKE AND GARDEN
Recreation Enthusiasts Urge Board
to Establish Big West End PLAY.
ground, Pointing Out Byrd Park
Provides Ample Garden Space.

Ai'er an extended hearing yesterday
morning OF tho interests opposiny 49,,
iaForinE the establishment Of a puhlic
playground In Shiclds's Grove. the Ad.
ministrativc Board took the ma,te-
under Amusement a final decision {,
~ expected. VIII nc announced hv tho
ing.
Carrying out previously adopted plana
designed TO convert Shiclds's Grove into
an ornamental park with a lake ard
sunkcn gardens, the board recently.
awarded contract for :, spillway TO
carr on the surplus water. when op-
position 10 the siinkcn garden idea he
came acute several DAYS ago. all wort,
on the project was ordered stoppad
and nothing has been done on +, FOR
nhout ten div.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-29
Passcnrcr Rnte Approycd.

Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad
Company for permission to charge a
fat passenger rate of IL cents a
mile in Virginia after Juno 10 has been
granted by the State Corporation Com
mission. The ruling was handed down
yesterday. This is an increase for
the road from n 2-cent rate, which
1t has heretofore conceded The es-
tablished passenger rate in Virginia
Is 2 IL cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-29
Rev. w. w. Moore. u. d., returns.

Rev. Walter w. Moore. d. D., prcsi-
dent of Union Theological Seminary.
has returned to the city after an ab-
sence of week or more. lie attended
the Southern Presbyterian General AS
sembly at Newport. News. and from
there went to Stanton. where he
preached the baccalaurate sermon at
the commencement OF Mary Baldwin
Seminary. From Staunton he went on
few days business trip to New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-29
PREFER pLAY,;RurNDS
TO ORNATE GARDENS

Advocates Of the plavground pointed
out 70 the board yeste. 'sy the solid
dement's IN health and happiness that
would follow tho creation Of :, .,aa,
public playground, with facilities ,o- ali
kinds OF outdoor games. as corun4rc,,
With the negative aesthetic virtues Of
pointed out. already has a maEniqcon,
park In tho West End that answers tho
purpose fully. Among those who spoke
for the plaNg round were DR.. II : Corey.
w. j. T. iiousmnn. Or. G. V. Darlington,
G. l.. CABOT, Floyd Rcams and /. NJ. X.
Judkins.
Opposition 20 this scheme WAS regis
tered by " g. p!zzini and Attorney
Hiram VI. Smith The establishment
Of a playground In Shields's Grove in
the plac" OF the gardens and lake for
which plans have been approved. they
argued. would dctract enormously from
the beauty Of this tract. and resul, in
"A great depreciation Of adjoining prop.
crty values.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-29
ALLEGED THAT CHARTER
WAS PROVISIONAL ON. y.

The plaintiffs alleged that the charter
was a provisional one. granted hy the
General Assembly to become effective
provided majority OF the vote cast
IN an election scheduled for tho nrst
Wednesday in July. 1902. should be
for incorporation" The plaintiffs
charged that tho majority vote polled
VAS against incorporation" that tho
EXPRESSION OF the peoples choice was
disrcEard"d. They charged that tho
Mayor. recorder. Council and other town
officers have fraudulcutiy established
themselves in the County Of .Accomac
IN or near that section thereof known
as Wachaprcarue. Va. and that they
are fraudulcntly pretending TO levy
ana collect taxes. fraudulcntly pretend
ing 10 issue and Try civil and crimi-
nal warrants and fraudulcntly other
wise exercising the functions dcvolying
upon and heretofore exercised by the
honorable court and tho duly elected
officers OF tho County Of Accomac
The Circuit Court of Accomnc rem
dcrcd judgment In favor OF the defen-
!ant officials OF the town-A & kcllau
l.. g. pullman, q. l.. stiles l.: J. smith
George w. Marp. Jr.. NJ. r. pullman
and Joseph T. White-Octoher H. 1914
Appeal was taken from the judgment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-29
LAFAYETTE COMPANY LOSES
IN BUILDING LINE FIGHT
Committee Recommends Ordinance
Putting Buildings Back Twenty
Feet From Sidewalk.
PROTEST AGAINST AcTIo
Backers OF Apartment at Shafer and
Grace Charge Conflscation Of Their
Rights-Action OF Committee Is
Unanimous.

Overriding the vigorous protest of
Corporation. who protested that the
action amounted TO a partial coniisca-
ton of their clients property rights,
the Council Committee on Streets yes
terday, by a unanimous vote. adopted
subcommittee report fixing the
building line on the south side of the
West Grace Street block, between Sha-
fer and Harrison. at twenty feet south
of property line.
The Lafayette corporation owns the
lot at the southwest corner of Shafcr
and Grace Streets. on which II pro-
poses 10 erect a fvc-story apartmcnt
house The company's plans call for
the erection of a building on the ba sis
of building line only eight feet from
the sidewalk.
MAJORITY OF OWNERS
WANT DEEP LINE
Most of the houses on the block in
question are set back from the prom
crty line between eighteen and TWEEN
ty-siN feet. In order TO block the cree
ton OF n high building only eight feet
from the sidewalk. majority of the
property owners filed petition with
the Street Committee. asking that the
building line he definitely fixed AT
line.
Promoters OF the apartment house
project. represented yesterday by At
torneys l.. c. Williams and s. S. T.. Pat
teson, questioned the city's constitu-
tional right to deprive the owners IF
the corner lot OF the enjoyment of their
private property by limiting It's use
through the establishment Of recessed
building line They pointed to the
fact mat six houses on the western
end OF the same block are already
built within eight feet of the side
walk. and protested that il would be
an injustifiable discrimination not TO
permit the Lafayette Company to en-
JOY the same use OF their property at
the opposite end OF the block
ORDINANCE GIVES
COUNCIL FULL POWER
City Attorney Pollard told the com.
rnittee that the ordinance gave the
council full power TO designate any
ilhe mat. In its opinion, best answered
the demands of public welfare. The
petitioners were represented by. Attor-
neg Stanyarne Wilson, himself a prop.
ertS owner on the block who dwelt on
the damage that would be done TO adj
joining houses by tho erection of
projecting building which. he said.
would deprive them OF the light and
air from the south and east and give
tho block an unsightly appearance.
y subcommittee appointed at the
last meeting to look over the situation
and report its findings, reported tba,
in It's opinion, a line twenty feet soutb
OF the property line would do justice
to all parties concerned The report
was adopted unanimously and a prop-
~ drawn ordinance TO this Effect was
recommended To the Council for pass-
age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-29
Send Flowers EnrIy.

Those who arc going TO send flow
crs for Memorial Day at Hollywood
arc asked by officers of the Hollywood
Memorial Association to send them
carly. The Southern and Adams E,X-
press companies have consented to
transport flowers for Memorial Day
without charge if they are mark ed
"HOllywood."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-29
WACHAPREAGUE IS REAL,
SURE-EN0UCH TOWNSHIP
Supreme Court of Virginia Says So
in Written Opinion Handed
Down.
ACCoMAC PETITION is DENIED
County Claimed Town Was Bogus
Affair and Its Officers Illegally
Elected, but Loses Its Claim on
Appeal to Courts.

Inc fight made By Accomac County
10 recover the town Of WachapreaEue
wnlch was enabled By act of the Legis-
iaturc in 1902 10 establish its own
local government. has been lost
inc supreme Court OF Appeals of Vir-
Ein,a' rejecting the plea of r. w
ihillps and other citizens of Accomac.
that the charter OF WachaDrcaguc is
nun ana void. and that Wachaprcaguc
mas been maSqucradinE rs n town since
1907. with a bogus Mayor. recorder.
council and board OF commissioners
yesterday refused 20 set aside the tudg
ment OF the Circuit Court of Accomac
county in favor Of the town officials
Wachapreague is thus definitely and
positively recognized and identiiicd as a
bona fde town.
ihilips and others brought action in
the circuit Court last July TO have
the town charter declared null and
Nold ana to restrain the town officers
from further asserting their authority
or proceeding with the assessment and
collection OF taxes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-29
Charged with Robbery.

Robert BraXton, Sam Woody and
Thomas Chcatham, colorcd. charged
with assaultinG and robbing Benjamin
Rrown of SIT. appeared Yesterday In
Police Court Cheatham was dismissed,
and the other two We're sent on to
the grand Jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-29

The commanding officer of the First
Infantry has been directed 10 order an
election 10 bc held by Company l., sta
toned at Frcdcricksb urg. for the pur-
pose Of hllng the existing vacancy OF
first lieutenant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-29

r. Bauer. charged with obtaining SI5o
oN false prctenses from y. ]. Crull
appeared In Police Court Yesterday
morning. and his case was continued
TO June Q. He was ba!lcd In the sum
OF $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-29
EMMANUEL CHURCH CASE
IS NOW BEFORE JURY
Question Involves Right OF CoIored
Congregation to Use Leigh
Street Building.
POINT WARMLY CONTESTED
White Property Owners Of Vicinity
Retain Counsel to Aid City Attor-
ncy-Jury Out Two Hours With
out Reaching Decision.

If church is originally built on
Leigh street with an entrance on that
thorouShfar". and later, in order to
cvade the restrictions of a segregation
law. the Leigh street door is block ed
up and a new door opened on Fifth
street, is the church, legally speaking,
( located on Fifth Street or on Leigh
Street?
That was the problem that was sub
mittcd to Ilustings Court jury. yes
tercaE. in the trial of the case of the
city of Richmond against Rev T. NJ
Mitchell and the trustees of tho Leigh
street Memorial Methodist Church. the
coIored congregation that now occu-
pies the house Of worship at Fifth and
Leigh Streets. formerly occupied by the
white Emmanuel Baptist CONGREGATION.
ENTRANCE CHANGED
To OPEN on FIFTH STREET
In order to overcome the restrictions
of the segregation ordinance which
prohibits colorcd people from occupv-
ing as n residence or place OF public
meeting any building located in a block
i'll which majority of the buildings
arc occupied by white persons, the I'm
manuel Church authorities. DESTROYS Of
selling the property to negroes, recon
structcd the entrance of the building so
as TO make it open on Fifth Street.
The Fifth street block. between
Leigh and jackson Streets. has been
held by the court to be n colored block
In thus shifting the entrance Of the
church from a white" to a "colored"
block. the Emmanuel congregation
sought TO convey to tho colored pur-
chasers church building which they
could legally occupy.
Eut when the colored congregation
took possession. the police upon COM
plant from residents in the vicinity.
arrested the pastor and trustees, charG-
ing them with violating the segrega-
tion act
JURY. AFTER TWO HOURS.
ADJOURNED WITHOUT DECISION
Attorney Isaac Diggs. who conducted
the fight for the Emmanuel Baptist, APP
pcarcd yesterday in defense OF the coll
ored men. Assistant City Attorney
George Wayne Anderson. appearing for
the city OF Richmond. was assisted by
Attorneys Charles V. and Wyndham Il.
Meredith, lawyers who have been re-
tanned by citizens owning property in
tho Fifth and Leigh Streets nciChbor-
hood. to fight the colorcc occupation OF
the church.
After extended argument on instruc-
tons. Judge Ernest H. Wells. sitting
FOR Judge Richardson. instructed the
jury that the church building WAS
legally located on Leigh Street and
changed by the reconstruction of the
entrance 50 as TO make the door open
on Fifth Street
The jury remained behind closed
doors for two hours without reaching
verdict. At 1870 o'clock Judge Wells
adjourned tho jury until II o'clock this
morning. when il Will meet again 10
hGur" out whether the church is locat
ed on Leigh or on Fifth street. and
whether or not III" colored men are
guilty of violating tho segregation law.
Conviction on this charge is punishable
by Il fine OF 500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-29

d Adjutant-General W. w. Sale. who
cleft she city Tuesday TO attend the
funeral of Mrs e. a. Sale, in Licking
afon. returned to his Office yesterday.
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