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The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23
SEWARD PEOPLE
 MAKING HOMES
SEVERAL HAVE LEASED THE GROUND NEAR RAILROAD
 AROUND THE LAKE.

Under the new regulations which were explained in the Gateway of several months ago quite few local
 people have taken leases on govern ment property around Keuai Lake and along the railroad near the lake. It is not generally known, however
 that the forestry authorities last summer went over the ground and surveyed of the holdings of the peo- pie who had taken up ground under leases in the forest reserve. After this survey some of the people who had taken five acres. the amount aI- lowed by the law, have had their holdings cut down. Al Roberts, for instance. who had five acres where
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23
CORDoYA TIMES BOASTS
 POOR JOHN E. BALLAINE

In its issue of November 17 the Cordova Times takes a whack at our dear old friend Major John F. Bal laine. It hints that John has subsi- dized a newspaper, or something, and that he has been able to publish articles about a conspiracy matched by the Guggs and others. The Cor dova paper says a certain article, which emanated from John E. Bal laine and the veriest kind of rot" The Times finishes up by declaring that ninety per cent of the Cordova people do not want the government to buy the Copper River Railroad. All they want, it says, is that the government open up the resources back of Cordova
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23

John Ballaine, of Seward, has again burst forth in print to air an imagi- nary plot to a great scheme afoot to discredit the work of the Alaska En- gineering Commission and the further construction of government railroad from the westward. John has these pipe dreams" periodically and he is not taken very seriously by those who know him well.-COrdova Times.
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23
BAND MEETING

There will be a meeting of the per sons interested in becoming members of the local band at the fire hall this evening at o'clock. c. E. Sinclair was appointed band leader at the or ganization meeting held last Satur- day evening
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23
THE ONLY SON" Is
 TONIGHT'S FEATURE

The masterpiece moving picture film. "The Only Son., will be shown at the Empress Theatre tonight as the leading part in the show. "The Only Son" was the feature used by the Liberty Theatre, Seattle's great est moving picture emporium, for its opening night. Besides this master piece the Pathe Weekly and the Sew ard Pictorial Review will be shown.
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23
HELPS
CITY OF SEATTLE

On the way up this trip the Ad- miral Farragut, Capt. Jensen, put in- to Prince Rupert to take off the pas sengers and freight of the City of Seattle, which went ashore near there. The City of Seattle is now in the dry dock at Prince Rupert under going repairs.
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23
LIVE TURKEY SHOOTING MATCH

An old fashioned live turkey shoot ing match for Thanksgiving turkeys will be held Thanksgiving morning at the head of the bay from 10 to 12 a. m. There will special match for ladies. Particulars in tomorrow's paper.
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23

Al Taylor, Ben Labaree, Charles Martin. There are several others and it is believed that the neighborhood will become regular suburban dis trict of yilla homes. The surprise is that more people have not taken ad- vantage of the regulations and taken up tracts. Get busy.
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23
HOSPITAL COMMITTEE
 TURNS OVER THE FUNDS

The committee having charge of the subscription list for the new hos pital has turned over the list and funds to the sisters and is now ready to secure more subscribers and make further collections.
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23
TELEGRAPH SERVICE
 RESUMED AGAIN

Photographic communications be- tween this city and Anchorage were resumed again last night about 5:3O o'clock. c. D. Mover and Charles Sheldon, who went out the line to re- pair the telegraph wire after the heavy snowfall of last Friday, report the line in good condition now. They returned on the train last night.
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23
DISTRICT LOOKS GOOD

J. R. Farrell, the mining man from Peters creek, in the Willow river dis trict, was an outgoing passenger in the Northwestern. He says that the prospects all through that section of the country are very bright. The last two months Mir. Farrell spent hunting with Frank ' Saunders and Mac Foster in the Susitna district. The hunt was very successful and they got several fine samples ot mountain sheep and moose. One of the moose heads had spread of 70 inches.
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23
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 {: TOD SLOAN FIRED |" {: OUT OF ENGLAND *

LONDON, Nov 23..Tod Sloan the world famous jockey, winner of the Derby, has been deported from England on being found guilty of con ducting a gambling house. A French woman who was in partnership with him has been deported to France.
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23

WANTED-A pair of high resist ance phones for wireless receiving set. Inquire Gateway office. 11-2O-tf
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23

Jersey Cream Kisses" VANILLA FLAVOR A pure food candy, made in Seward Alaska. For sale at the Key.
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23

Second hand goods bought and sold for cash or on commission. See But tons ad. Tuesdays and Fridays. 2S-tf
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23

Fox's Oyster Cocktails at the Branch.
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23

FOR SALE-Player piano, first class condition. Fine selection music rolls. Apply red log cabin near A. 5. Hall. ll-Z3-o'
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23

Four good dogs and complete out fit for sale. Inquire Gateway.11-1S-6t
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23

Furnished Houses for rent. See Dougherty & Stewart.
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23

Meet me at The Branch.
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-23

Ladies and childrens' furnishings at Butts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
ARTHUR GLASGOW WILL MAKE
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS
Gas Engineer OF London
and Richmond 10 speak Mt
Mechanics Institute.

The board of directors OF the Vir-
Sinia Mechanics Institute met i'm rcru-
lar monthly session Tuesday night with
the following members present: Presi-
dent w. j. Whitehurst, Vice President
b. Rand Wexford, Henry q. Elicit. C.
H. Radcliffe. n. NJ. Starke. G.. C. Valen-
tine and Joseph Is; Welsh.
The reports of the school showed a
registration OF 400 students during the
present session. which ends MAY 49,
The school committee reported that
Arthur &. Glasgow. the distinguished
gas engineer Of London, England, and a
native of Richmond. had accepted the
invitation to address the school at com
mencement May 10. X. c. Stearnes.
state Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
tion, Will deliver the three gold medals
offered by gifts of Henry S. IIutz1er, A.
j. Chewing and Mrs. II. II. Elicit
The second Of the series of lectures on
the Reserve Bank Acts was delivered by
George j. Seay. governor of the Rich
mond reserve bank Monday night. His
able explanation of the intricate points
covered by this Congressional act was
much enjoyed by the large number OF
bankers present.
The final examinations will begin
April &c and continue for two weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
WILLIAM AND MARY ALUMNI
HOLDS ANNUAL BANQUET
President Lyon 6. Tyler aud Dean j..
i.ehsltr HILL Are Guests Of
Honor.
The Commonwealth Club was

The commonwealth Club WAS the
scene last night OF an cnthusias tic
gathering OF some twenty-five alumni
OF the College Of William and Mary, the
occasion being the eighth annual ban
net OF the Richmond Alumni Associa-
ton
The proceedings were presided over
hy President J. B. Terrell, who after
the business session and the banquet
had been disposed OF, introduced with
appropriate remarks the several speak
crs OF the evening. The guests of honor
were DR.. Lyon 6. Tyler. president OF
William and Mary. and Or. ]. Leslie
Hall, dean OF the faculty. both OF whom
made happy addresses IN reminiscent
vein. which served TO recall TO the for
mer students their old college dayB
Other speakers included DIR. J. A. G.
Chandler. Professor Joseph H. saun-
ders, william -, Stanard and Professor
william q. Jones. while the meeting
was brought TO n close with "a short
address from Professor +. II. Brent, tho
newly elected president of the associa-
ton.
Among other business transacted was
scholarship for some student from
Richmond or vicinity and a vote OF
continued support in the preliminary
work OF securing a large endowment
for William and Mary.
officers elected for the ensuing year
were as follows: President ]. II. Brent,
'n3: first vice president. +. y. Lipscomb
al; second vice-president. Joseph II.
Saunders. '9s: third vice-presldent. J.
T. Fertress, 80, and secretary-treas-
urer, J. G. Bristow OIL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
STANDING COMMITTEES
ARE NAMED BY ELKS
Exalted Ruler GrimmeIl Presides for
First Time and Name.
His Alden

standing committees for the ensuing
year were named at the meeting Of
Richmond Lodge. No. 40, Benevolent
and Protective Order OF Elks, held at
the Elks' Home last night. The new
Ulcers presided for the first time They
are: William GrinImel. exalted ruler:
Thomas +. Garrett, esteemed loyal
knight; W. r. liarwood, secretary; l.. j.
Schumann. tiler; J. NJ. Holt, esteemed
leading knight: T.. G. McSparran, es-
teemed lecturing knight; John r. An
derson, Jr.. treasurer: L. NJ. Eppes, trus-
tee. three years; Rose Leigh, ESQUIRE.
l.. &. Rowlett. inner guard; r. c. Ever
son. orEanis,; John Sizcr, chaplain.
Following is a list of the new com
nittees:
Finance Committee-R j. Bass, chair
man; w. w Gosden. Aaron Clarke.
Sick Committee-E. ~ Eppes, chair
man Joseph Kass, John Sizer.
Social Session Committee Joseph
kass, chairman; NJ. NJ Stoddard, G.. H..
SNYDER, John RATIO. Robert Waitt. Pat
lick Flynn. /. Fl. Fill. James r. Hill, NJ.
T.. Goldsmith.
Elks' Rest Committee-Frank 4. An
hony. chairman: Charles n. Angle, T..
H. \. Burke.
Memorial William PERL
;eiu, chairman; Robert Watt, and cleo
i've officers.
Sig Brother Movement-Max Under.
hartman: Sig Hutzler, Henry Cohn, j..
l. Redwood. Thomas J. Leahey
Publicity Committee-W. r. Harwood.
William Perlstein, II. A. Cooke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
FUSlONISTS AT WORK
Official Ferment Reported In Highland,
Augusta and Staunton.

Activities OF the Fusionists in the
Senatorial district composed Of the
rounties OF Highland, Augusta and the
ity Of Staunton, have thrown that dis
riot into political ferment.
At mass meeting held several days
go in Staunton the Republicans decid-
ri to put a candidate In the field against
enator Landes, In the event that he
hould again run as the Democratic
omlnee. The independents" have de-
Jared against Landes. That they will
|upport the Republican nominee is re-
; a rded rs inevitable by the Democratic
leaders in the district,
While no nomination has been made
By the Republicans. 1t is expected that
he choice Will fall upon either r. a.
|'ulweiler or I. a. IIackman. Fulweiler
Is ex postmaster OF Staunton, and a
|ormer United States marshal for that
istrict.
significant feature Of the mass
meeting was the absence OF S. Brown
lien, former postmaster. Mr.. Allen Is
Ii outs with Fulweiler. Senator Landes
lated before the close of the last SEES
ion OF tho Legislature that he was un-
ecided as to whether he would again
|eek the nomination for the Senate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Advertisers Club business Mems
Club. I.l5 O'Clock.
Iieth Ahnbuh Synagogue. address
by DIR. Leon Harrison. of st. Louis,
Oh changers Threatening the Amer
lean tome," S;f5 o'clock.
Euunl Suffrage League, addrcss by
Rcr. }. }. Wicker. f:SO O'Clock.
John Marshall House, annual ten
OF Association for Preservation of
NirSinIn Antiquities, 4 O'Clock.
Bencdictinc College Hall. nmntcur
entertainments, Sab O'Clock.
DOrOthea Payne Madison Chapter.
Daughters of 1872, Jefferson Hotel,
II 40 o'clock.
HijOu-Grayce scott Company I'm
"Snuce for the GOosc,' matinee. 2::sU;
night, S:3O o'clock.
Lyric-POpuiur vaudeville and
pictures; matinee. 3: night, Z 30 mud
u.
Strnnd-Phrnmount pictures; con-
tfnuOus performance, 4. noon 10 81.
Standardization pictures; con-
InuOus performance. .. noon 10 II,
Experimentation pictures; con-
hnuOEs performance. Iu:iU. morn
Ing, to -, night.
NeW-MotiOD pictures; rontIpu-
oHs performance. 1880. mnrniur. To
-. night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued and amend
ments To charters allowed by the state
corporation Commission yesterday. as
follows:
Delta Chapter of 4 r -. Fraternity.
Incorporated No capital stock: literary
society. b. ID. Tucker, Jr., president
University OF Virginia: A. s Boiling.
vice president. charlottesville: j. H.
Guy. secretary and treasurer. Rich
mond.
:. Amendment TO the charter Of the
Norfolk Record Exchange luccrpor-
ated. Norfolk; increasing its maximum
capital stock from $1,000 to $4,000
and creating $4,000 preferred stock
Amendment 10 charter of Fredericks-
burg Shoe Company. Incorporated
Frederi ksburs: reducing its minimum
capital stock from $4,000 to SEQ 600
and creating 10000 preferred stock.
Mutual Realty Company, Incorpor-
ated, Norfolk. Capital stock, minimum.
$1,000; maximum. $4,000: par value
500: real estate business. &. Moran
Barry, president; James T.. Barry, sec
rotary: Perry w. Ruth. treasurer, all
OF Norfolk.
Commercial Land Company. Incor-
porated. Norfolk Capital stock, maxi
mum. $4,000: minimum, $4,000: par
value, 500: real estate business Perry
w. Ruth, president; c. Moran Barry
secretary and treasurer, both Of Nor
folk.
Pigeon hin Farm Corporation, Nor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
General Weather Con,,,,,,,.

WASHINGTON, April I4.-Pressure
cihtihues nigh generally throughout
The N!ssisAippi Valley and the districts
east thereof. and IL is relatively low
over the Plains States and Southwest
This pressure distribution has resulted
In generally fair weather except over
the plateau and Rocky Mountains
Mild temperature prevails in nearly all
parts or the country. and readings con-
tinue decidedly above the normal over
the Southwestern States, the Middle
Plains States and the Cpper MissIssippi
valley With exception OF scattered
showers in the Rocky Mountains and
plateau regions. the weather will he
fair Thursday and Friday throughout
the country. The temperature will rise
somewhat Thursday In the Middle At
lahtlc states and tail In the Northern
Plains States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
Eight Release Deeds. Nmouutiuv IN
S.J.Rt.tO


stuart Bowc trustc" to icorg. Il:
Wise. 80 feet - the northwest corner
Of second Avenue and Myrtle streets
April 4. 1919. sl,@ii.
John y. Coke, j.. trustee TO Charles
g. Taylor. Sr.. I10X2335 feet east line
Seminary Avenue. "2.s2 feet south OF
Walton Avenue. April \. 1915. SPAS.
II. r. Pollard. Jr. trustee 10 Il.
FranciOue. 3oXli3 feet at th. southeast
corner Of Grace ana Mulberry. Streets
April =. 1915. S1,uSr.
Joseph y. Welsh ct al trustees to
l.. :. Jackson, 5oNl2o feet at the south
east corner of Bancroft .ANcuu. and Ma
poleon street. April j. 1913, 81 300
7. NJ. Turner trustee to \. Zachary.
lot ., IN block 81. in the pliti. of High.
land Park. April %, 1914. s2l2
w. T.. Redd trustee 10 James w
Render Ct IN. 2Vxl3S l-2 feet east
line Pine street. lO6 IL feet north Of
spring street. also, 50XIiO feet north
lire PARK Avenue, 100 Zee, west OF
West street. April 10. 1915. $2.jo0
/. +. Green ct al. trustees TO a. -
owens. II feet inches by 20 feet
south line chafiin Street. - feet 4
inches west OF Beech Street, August
~. 1872, Sl.019iO.
II. carneal, trustee to Mrs. MARY
\. Rankin. 40 feet = inches by lQG
feet at III" northeast corner Of Eleventh
ana Marshall Streets. April 4, 1919.
$. .Jnu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
cHANCERr DEEDS OR TRUST.
Fourteen Deeds of Trust, Amounting to
S45,4S7.52.

Annie NJ Albano ct al. to $. l.. KEEL
Key; 'r Sis, ~ ~ l,2xl, feet south line
teenth street; also. 80 i-2xII7 fee,
south line Main Street, So feet west
or Nineteenth Street April 10, 1914.
James NJ. Herrold ct ux. 70 George
T. iiaw. trustee, 10, >. in block s. In
the plan Of North Side Place. April :,
ct ais. sox75 fee, south line clay Street.
at west corner OF Church Hill Avenue.
April 10. 1915, S2,3l5.
II. l.. Barnes ct uX. 10 j. r. Tuck Ell.
4 al, trustees, 5oxlO5 feet north line
Of Northside Avenue, 40 feet east Of
inches north line Main Street. I2a feet
east OF Thirtieth street. April 10. 1871 }.
Elizabeth r. Howell ct vir TO p. Is.
Elan. trustee. l00x23S.5 feet east line
Semi nary Avenue. 200 feet south of
Maplewood Avenue. April -, 1915. SO
500.
Sarah NJ Hall TO !. j. Leake ct AL.
trustees. CENTS feet inches south line
Main Street, iS6 feet west of Sycamore
Street. April 10, 1915, Sl14g
r. Francionc 1T uN. to John A. Coke
Jr::: trustee aoXl+? feet at the south
streets. April s. 1915, S7,oS0
l.. :. Jackson ct uX. TO John g. Welsh.
trustee. soXi2O feet at The southea st
corner of Bancroft Avenue and Ma
poi !a1n.; Street April II; 1918, sl14G;ls.
r. Brown: trustee, 55XiSl feet north
line Floyd Avenue, lS2 feet inches
west OF West Street April -, 1915,
$3.50.
A. +. shelton ct ux. to same, 25xl35
feet south line Hanover Avenue. IS
feet east of Davis Avenue. April /,
1915, S3.S05.
7. j: BELL to Walter sydnor. 90 acres
near WINS Church; also. lot l. in
block Z, in the plan OF North Rich
mond Terrace. March 20. 1915, $500.
\. Is. Parker ct nj. to II. r. Pollard,
Jr.. trustee. IANlSS feet west line Buule
ward. 165 feet inches north OF Leigh
Street. April "a, 1915. sI,3ia
Charles :. Sickel CT nv. 10 same IS
feet l-2 inches by $50 feet inches
at the southwest corner Of Park Ave-
nue. and Rowland street. April l. 1918,
slI,S0O.
James W Kendler ct ux to W. p.
Rcdd. trustee. 50Nl40 feet north line
Park Avenue, 100 feet west Of West
Street. April IL, 1919. $l,25O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
All Germs Ordered
To Beat It'll Git!
Searching Influence of a
Remedy That Works
Wonders.

The introduction of s. S. s. is at once
command TO blood impurities to find
way out.
And what are blood impurities? They
may he the Representations found in the
mucous Innings Of the body: they may
be acid accumulationS known as rheu-
matism: they may be boils. pinples, &C.
sema. acne ana stubborn indolent sores
But examined closely. they are all
germs that have gotten the upper hand
and II requires the flushing influence OF
:. ;. S. to drive them out. And ont they
20 when S. s. 5. begins To circulate i'm
the blood. IL only requires five minutes
to begin this influence, for il is a fact
that in this limited time S. S S. NAV be
traced in the urine, in the pcrspiration.
in the ef1ioresence from the lungs to
show that il is at work. Germs mind
you, are Of various kinds. but all are
foreign To health and S. S. :. is no re-
specter OF destructive germs. it drives
them all out, OF whatsoever name they
go by. Just get bottle OF S. 8. s. of
any druggist and soon YOU will observe
a decided change. And if yours is "a
stubborn case, write to the Medical Adj
wiser, care OF The Swift Specific Co. l01
Swift Bldg. Atlanta. Ga. lie is Il regular
proud OF his name by virtue OF
his distinguished family and is recor-
nized "a foremost physician on his
own merit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15

lets.
same. for Joe Mazcr zoo Carter
street. three outlets
Same. for r. W. Clary Il CO.. 514
North ThirtN-iirst street. thirty three
outlets.
Same. for J. Kirsh. 1908 West Cary
street. TWO fans
W. II. jerks, for /. Golden. 51i North
seventeenth street: Two outlets.
same. for W. Il. Ryan. 20Oi West
Grace street. twenty fixtures
:. same for chcmi Co, 7i9 East Main
street, six fixtures
John II. Latham for TITUS Loser.
900 Hull Street. niue outlets
-, same. for David Mountain. 500 East
Tenth street. five outlets
-. same ,Io' W. W. Workman. 2iS West
iWelfth street, three fixtures.
Iresnon & Jennings for Chesapeake
ana Potomac Telephone Company, 500
East Grace Street, seven outlets.
j. r.. Caudie, for Joseph Sterviso
24l2 East Rroad street. four lights
ana ono two-horsepower motor.
w. III. jerks. for Chcmi Co, Tl9 East
Main street. sixteen outlets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
CiiANtERY TRANSFERS.
Eleven Deeds of Bnrrnin uud Sale
Amounting To- S.i,,15

sarah hdclanski It vir to Thomas NJ
Mcdowell. 6gxI0 feet Magnolia Avenue.
being lots 32+ and 80 in the plan
l3, 1915. $3.50
Lewis Ginter Land anL Improvement
Company 10 Elizabeth K; Howell
l"oS25S:5 feet cast line Seminary Ave-
nue. 20" !cet south Of Mapl.wood Ave-
nue. Jun" 10. 1917. $4,000
W. 9. ilnk.y 10 l.. II. Ware ct ux,
a4xl4" feet south lin. Bacon Road
-" feet east Of Fendail Avenue. linrcn
.. 1915. 45.lO".
,,d Eiisn ); Dance ct VIZ to sarah VI,
Main Street. 1856 feet ives, OF Syca-
more street. January 10. 1915. 81 $50
SeNeriE {. Gates ct UX. 10 James r.:
Iates ct al, lots II ana IS. in block f.
ia NE plan Of Falkland. April q 1915,
tax $3.50 SO
liiehland Park Realty Corporation 10
cilVer J. WalShe, 3hNl"i feet south line
III Road; APRIL 10. 1915, tax 81. slD
Emma =. Smith 10 Henry g. chan.
ber!ain, =. feet inches by $50 feet
vest line Tiid"n street. "A. feet south
a. j. Chewing ct al, trustees TO-
George b. Snead 30Xs4.s4 feet east line
Shepherd Street. 10 feet south Of Mar
snail street. April 3. ,Isl5. $3.50.
su!ance CompaHy, &C feet s inches by
100 feet at the northeast corner Of
orleans and Firth streets: also. 80 feet
. inches by - feet north line Orleans
April -. 1915. tax $40. SIp
Highland Park Realty Corporation 10
hettie +, Chesley. lot %. ia block V in
March 81 1918, TAX ST, $40.
IL &. Owens 81 uN. to William Able.
|. feet inches by 120 feet south line
chafin street. II feet inches west OF
Beech street March -. 1915. tax 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
POLLARD ON PROGRAM
VIII Address intercollegiate Prohibition
Association ON Friday Night.

The Intercollegiate Prohibition As.
ISOLATION will hold Il convention at the
First Baptist Church. this city. during
Friday and Saturday OF this week.
Or. -. r. Anderson. of Richmond Cot
leCe. VIII deliver the opening address.
followed by Attorney General John Gar
land Pollard. whose subject wiz h,
The Christian Student and Civic Life :"
DR.. j. r. Mcconnell, Of the State Norma
School. Radford will speak Friday
night at Sis O'Clock.
TIL" association will hold a confer
ence Friday morning at ala. and tha
orators contest. to be participated IN
by representatives of the several col
ltges composing the association. Will
be held saturday night at S:l5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
QUESTIONS ITS RIGHT TO
suitcase FAIR GROUNDS
Administrative Board Wants TO
hnow by What Authority Fair
Association Acted.
APPLIES TO CITY ATTORNEY
Asks MIR. Pollard to Advise Whether
association Had Power TO Sub
rent Grounds for Negro Exposition
Without First Consulting City.

Questioning tho right of the virginia
state Fair Association to suitcase the
ar Grounds. the Administrative Board,
yesterday, asked the City Attorney to
"oFise the board IL the association act
e" within its rights and powers IN sub
,"htiny the Fair Grounds TO the Negro
historical and Industrial Association
ior exposition purposes.
me appeal TO the City Attorney fol-
loved a notification from Leigh Il. Page,
attorney for the Virginia State Fair
association. ASKING the board 10 vaca he
mat portion Of the Fair Grounds now
occupied by the West End stables, by
dhhe 10, since the association has sub
rented the grounds to the cOiorcd or
rantzation with the proviso that it ma
occupy the premises on and after
lima