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Arizona republican., 1915-05-21
For Miscellaneous


 For Miscellaneous S>-~~~~.~~~.>~-~~~~--~~~>~ FOR SALE OR TRADE. good noun tain spring wagon. Geo. Helm, R. D. No. 6. al FOR SALE-Horse ana buggy. a bargain. See Leo Cuber at Ford Gar age. dg FOR sALE-Tnree- burner oil stove. 1129 East Mckinley. Phone 3192. dg THE ADALADE furniture. 5th street. is now selling piecemeal at soc on dollar. 6-n FOR SALE-Gas range. furniture and chickens, cheap. 2117 w. Van Blu rem dm 2OOO MESQUITE fence posts; price from - to 25 cents. V. Q. Brown, Scottsdale If FOR SALE-Vose piano. excellent condition, cheap if taken at once; 'leav- ing town. S16 \. 3rd St It FOR SALE-One 2-year-old high grade fIolstein bull can be seen miles west On Yuma roau. I. L. Jackson. If WAGONS, FLOWS. disc mower, rake. harness. cows, chickens. hogs. in cubators, furniture. etc. Van Zant, 8 l.. Adams. If DIAMOND PIN. veme $120O. for sale or trade for 2nd hand bicycle. 234 West Monroe db FOR SALE%25, Studebaker in first class condition, cheap. l. J. Johnson.
 dr FOR SALES Stripped roadster. good tires. Master carburetor, engine entire ly rebuilt, bucket seats, bargain. Terms to responsible parties Phone 1861. ds FOR SALE-Empty lard barrels s1.OO each. Pettid's Bakery. db HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for sale. cheap. , $. 10ih St. dd GOOD FRUIT AND GROCERY STORE. Guaranteed net profits 5000 week muct sell on account of other business. Call between ' and eve nings. I12O Grand avenue. blk THREE FIRST-CLASS round trip tickets to San Francisco and return east. 50 days limit. Republican Box 1870. bd I HAVE several used motor trucks, different sizes; can be bought cheap. C. l.. Fauber 219 East Adams St. db FOR SALE-5 passenger, 2 cylinder Tourist auto. in fine condition, S80 Practically new tires. S47 N. 4th Ave. If FOR RENT-The Hardwick hotel restaurant. Completely furnished. $40 CT month If
 FRUITS AND PRODUCE
 Wholesale and Retail
 PHOENIX FRUIT & PRODUCE co.
 119 West Jefferson If FOR SALE-Beautiful new piano. at a bargain. Call at once. TOP N First street. Phone S230. bl PARTNER WANTED for half inter est in travelling moving pictures; big money maker. You can handle the money end of business. Look this up Address Box PACT Republican. If
 ARIZONA CHICK FEED
 BEST FOR ARIZONA CHICKS
 PHOENIX SEED & FEED co.
 125 E. JEFFERSON ST.
 PHONE 1067 If FOR SALE-10 H. P. gas engine and Case belt power baler. cheap. Phone 519. If FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-21 shares of Southwestern Building and Investment stock, what have you? Ad- dress KSO Republican. If ONE BRESLIN PIANO. one Behr
Arizona republican., 1915-05-21

TWO Al Holstein heifers, fresh Mrs. Percy. Alhambra. dg
Arizona republican., 1915-05-21
Auctions
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AUCTION SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1915 Tn ATS EnRR

AUCTION
 SATURDAY, MAY p, 1915
 PATS CORRAL
 Cor. 9th Ave. and W. Washington St. Commencing at l30 we will sell to the high bidders several horses and mules, draft driving and saddle horses, wa sons. buSSies harness. saddles, chick ,uS farm implements and various ether articles. List your property with The clerk at the corral early. Cash ~lle. money as soon as sale is over; no Wait. We sell anything of value.
 C- O. NIcMURTRY. Auctoneer
 J. P HANNAN, Clerk. dd AUCTION SALE-At Taylor's Auc- rion House. 24I West Washington St. Saturday. 100 P. M. More and better furniture than ever, the place is s1mmec full of it: also horses. buggies, wagons. harness. implements. 100 chicSens. some young ones If you need anything for the home don't miss this ~llc. bring your goods to us if you 1aut the cash for them.
 TAYLOR THE AUCTIONEER
 Phone 1917 dd AUCTION PRICES: Now selling The furnishings of The Adalade Hotel 5th street. Everything by piece or whole 90 rooms. Elegant new outfit. Call 6-ds
Arizona republican., 1915-05-21
Money to Loan

BORROW MONEY from the Mutual Loan Co.,; $10 to $100 on your salary furniture, piano, live stock, farming implements and other things of value; without removal, publicity or delay; lowest ratess plenty of funds; strictly confidential; fair, courteous treatment. ROOM 5 LEWIS BLDG, w. ADAMS St, PHONE 1896. If
Arizona republican., 1915-05-21
For Sale-HouSes

FOR SALE-Two- room frame house.
 new. Near Indian School Call or ad- dress 1115 F. McKiriev St. If
 OWN YOUR OWN COTTAGE-For sale cheap. fine cottage at Iron Springs. l. J. Johnson. dr
 FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix Grow. lots, 4-roOm frame, barn. mixed fruit and shade, all for $900, $500 cash. bal ance to suit; S-room flat on West near Capitol, fruit and shade, will take s33O0, $500 cash, balance at $50 per month: Groom house. with barn on Grand, S175O. will take team for first payment balance SIG per month
 Houses and furnished rooms for rent in every direction. N. H. Shelton, 215 W. Washington. tf
Arizona republican., 1915-05-21

FIXES AUTO STAGE LINE Phoenix Tempe Mesa Chandler Cars leave Phoenix and Mesa every 30 minutes from A. M. until r. M, and thereafter as follows:
 Leave Phoenix Leave Mesa. ZOO pm. 6:3O pm. S:OO p.m. zoo pm. 500 pm. 500 pm. 1030 pm. 9:O0 p.m- Leaves Tempe about 30 minutes af- ter leaving Phoenix. Leave Tempe about 30 minutes after leaving Mesa.
 Mesa Chandler Division
 500 am 7:30 am. 10:00 am. 9:3O am. 12;OO am. 11:30 am. 200 p.m 1:30 pm. 400 pm. 3:30 pm. 6:O0 pm. 5:30 pm. Fixes Auto Delivery-Phone 414
 If
Arizona republican., 1915-05-21
For Sale-Houses

MODERN. S-ROOM BRICK, lawn, shade. flowers. garage. on North 4th Ave, near Mckinley street; bargain as& acres alfalfa, house. well. shade, near city limits. $13OO $2OO cash, bal ance S2O per month. Johnston, 90 N. 2nd Ave, 1T
Arizona republican., 1915-05-21
For Sale-Live Stock

FOR SALE-Selected Poland China
 brood soWs and gilts. Chas. H. Me Arthur Phone 12R2. dn
Arizona republican., 1915-05-21
Auto Time Table

FOR ROOSEVELT DAM and long CT trips. take Schilke's LocOmobile; special rates for parties; stand at Ma tional BGnk of Arizona. Phone 1850.
 6bg
Arizona republican., 1915-05-21
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

PLYMOUTH ROCK HENS $7 and SS. Mrs. Percy, Alhambra. dg
 YEAR OLD Brown and White Leg horn hens at a bargain. Poultry Sup ply House. 446 w. Washington. Phone 1903. If
Arizona republican., 1915-05-21
Wanted Situation, Male

COMPETENT bookkeeper- -stenogra- pher desires position; excellent refer
 ences. Address F. c. l.. Republican.
 dn GRADUATE NURSE (male) expert in handling mental and pathologic dis eases. Would do institution work or take private cases. Republican Box 1869. al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
CLEARING SITE FOR STORE
Miller ~ lthonds 10 HuiId big Annex on
Old itnndolph Prop

Work o. "aaing the old Randolph
Tome. located AZ the northwest corner
"f sixth and Grace streets was started
YESTERDAY. Tn. building one OF the
landmarks of the city. will make room
tor a now structure that is TO he
erected on this corner hy Miller u
Khoads The new building vii be an
addition 10 the big department store on
read street, and viii be connected
With the present building by the cree
lion OF new structure along sixth
street
The new building viii he NE stories
hi"h, with a frontage of siXty-hvc feet
on Grace Street and 10 feet on sixth
street. The contract calls for the COM
pl"tion Of the building by next August
With occupancy by September !. The
cast OF the structure is not known as
yet The new store viii give the com
Inny about 10000 additional square
feet OF noor space and 300 feet of show
wiadOws along sixth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
JOHN MARSHALL CADETS
PASS FIRST INSPECTION
colonel Hurry Hodges, Of Virginia
Military Institute, Here to
Review Corps.
PRAISES PROGRESS NJ
MA DE,
Guns Have Recently Arrived and
High School Boys Make SoIdierly
Showing. Despite Brief Time in
Which They Have Been Drilled.

me John Marshall High Sc.ool ca
d"ts went through their final inspcc-
ton dr,ll with flying colors yesterday.
Colonel Harry Hodges, commandment at
the Virginia Military Institute and an
officer Of the United states Army.
watched the boys go through the va
riouS military maHucvcrs ana compIi-
mcntcd them on their soldicrly bear
ing and tho marked progress they had
made since Major Conquest took them
IN hand AZ the beginning Of tho school
session.
The inspection yesterday was only Il
preliminary one, the Virginia Military
institute. which is somewhat lin the 20
sition of guardian to the cadet CORPS
't the John Marshall. bcin" ANXIOUS
10 h'd out the problems that face The
organizations TO know something Of its
equipment, ana 10 note the proErcss
the boys have made In the .cw weeks
OF their military cXpcricncc Next
spring, either in May or June. Colonel
Hodges viii conduct a regular inspcc-
ton drill
All the drills We're held in :hc Grays'
Armory. Colonel Hodges first watched
the boys perform the military cvolu-
tons ~ squads Then there vas a full
battalion drill in tho afternoon at 2iJ
O'Clock. followed by the inspection.
After that. Colonel Hodges gave = short
talk TO the cadets and their officers. Tn.
cvolutons ended with the battalion
drilling in companies.
Major Conquest Was mucn pleased
with the showing of tho cadets WORK
ing under the disadvantage If not nav
!ng guns, The battalion has dcrclou.l
int" an efficient military organization,
and II - expected 10 make rapid prog
rcss from now on. The guns arrived
about two weeks ago The battalion.
now has membership OF about gao
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
" iITED UNTIL. ONE DAY
AFTER FOURTEENTH BIRTIIDAN

II waF not until J:l1 o'clock that all
a, the evidence was in. and Common
"calth's Attorney Wise took up his
argument. He declared that the evil
dcncc tended to show that Zachary had
waited until one day after the child
became fourteen years of age, and SO
had cvadcd the felony law. He traced
the evidence to show that Zachary had
led I'll" girl from a confectionery to
motion picture show. from there to
th,. E.lks' club ana thence to the hotel
~ Wise closed with a vehement call
Toy the imposition OF the Jail sentence
Mr.. Pollock appealed to Justice
t-utchtic!d as a man Of mature judg-
mont and one who would decide the
cas-" on conditions as they exist AMI
not as he would like them TO exist.
Il think this is one OF the most
>":'"uS cases Of the Kind To come
hc:orr me-, said Justice Crutchfcld
Ind that this man should be dealt
with severely. He left n wife and child
~ HON" 10 take this child to Il public
A"i"l. under an assumed name. for the
night fine him 500 and costs and
sentence him to the City Jail for one
tc::r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
COM TD.R iTE SOCIETIES
PROTEST. AGAINST STNTi I.

Alderman Christian nlcd for refer
cncc 10 the same committee. corlmu-
nic:iticns from tn" tunfcdcrat" Memo
rial Literary Society and the Holly
wool Memorial Association, protest
inc against til" erection of the bust
near the Lee Monument. similar pro
tests had been received from H. -.
Lee Camp and Richmond Chapter
United daughters OF the COufchcrtyr.
Ey - v"t" Of l" !. the l:on.d re-
fused I" concur in the passa!r. of tn"
ordinance requiring pcrsuna ana firms
engaged in the transfer business to
lille With the pole IA" ur,ucs of all
persons for whom they moved house
hold iurnliur" or personal prorcrt s
With the new addresses Of such per
sons. Tn" mcnsur" WAS iuhorscd 10y
Nldc"m"n Gunst ~ valuable aid :.
business men.
Aldermen adams. raul aud WORK
man registered serious oppuSitiun 10
:he ordinance allowing The Southern
hallway Company I" construct an adj
ditional spur track across Fourteenth
Street pcspit" the earnest appeal of
Alderman Gunst that TIA" ordinance be
pass al in the interest OF the whole
sale houses that would hr hcncnttcd
10y the additional switching facilities.
he iioard voted FOR Alderman Mclt.li',,
motion To rcCuuImit to til. street Com
inlttcc.
Under a suspension of the rules. the.
Board passed Il resolution introduced
by Alderman Nielsen. directing tho
Chief Of polio. I" ascertain ANA rcnnrt
To the body at tho next meeting.
whether the street ears in the citv are
being operated ON the schedule r.
quir"ments laid down In the severn
l franchises. II passed. also under suS-
pension of The rules, am amended ordi-
nance allowing tho American f.ocomo-
NV" Company TO hppo!ur ten additional
watchmcn with police powers
tn" Board referred TO tin. Finance
Committee - resolution reported rny
orally hy the Public Utilities tuulr,i,-
tee, providing ior tn" ACQUISITION of In.
Peter Paul. or Fairfield race cnt,rs..
tract Of hfty-s!X acres i'm luirniouu,
'"i athletic n"ld ana park purposes
for the sum Of 100000
Concurrence was given All Tic n,bc,
measures passed 10y the Common Conn
ell Hast week. Among the more, i'm
portani Of these are the measures:
Approving the puichas of ,hr Soutb -
side tompanys water uud sewer prnn.
critics in Woodland Heights. ror
$31 600
4 Approrriaiina S25.ooo for Ilcnrlc,
county road improvement, cxponsrs ~,
accordanc" with IN annexation agree.
mcut with that county
Authorizing the Board Of 'lrc Com
misSioucrs Ia purchase an automobile
for the Fire chief az Il cost no, ok.
cecdinG $1,000.
Allowing the Seventh street Bartis,
Church, coiorcd, to build II frame
church on puval Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
HOPEWELL TRAINS START
OPERATION DECEMBER u
Communication Round-Trip Rate Will
Not Exceed n Cents, and
May BE Less.
DEFINITE STATEMENT ISSUED
Schedule Is Yet to BE Arranged, but
Hallway Officials Arc Giving Whole
Subject Thorough Investigation.
Double Track Nearly Ready.

communication trains operating be-
tween kichmond and ilopcwcll will he
inauEuratcd under the joint auspices Of
thc Norfolk and Western ana Atlantic
Coast Line Railroads on December -
and round-,rip rate for commuters
II hc lnauguratcd. not TO exceed II
cents.
tiorac" G. Buchanan, local counsel
Tor the Norfolk and Western Railway
IN response to a request from The
Times Dispatch Cor definite iuforma-
ton as To u commuters rate. made the
following statement yesterday by au-
,rity ii prcsidcn, l.. l.. Johnson, OF
ne Norfolk and Western system
lettering u The matter al com
mutation rate between Richmond and
lippcwcii, YOU may say To The Times
dispatch that the rate ncntiancd-si2 %
Tor the roUn;d trip-i;rs not been con
s'dcr"d hy the railways ut all The
:a," viii not exceed Il cents FOR the
round trip. but this whole matter liz
now being thoroughly investigated by
o"tA companies, md by th. time thu.
trains are put on the public will b.
in!iN advised as - just what the rate
VIII b"--prohablr II cents which rep
r'Hcnts tho present communication rate
Oh the Atlantic Coast Line between
Richmond ana Petersburg OF SO cents
and from Petersburg 10 Hopcwcll OF
? cents, each round trip mailing a
tai OF y cents Il round trip between
'I"S" tvs" points. The trains will h..
Itu' on December -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
CHARGED WITH STEALING
MAIL BAG AT AMELIA
Henry stowe, Garfield SrroEyIns and
H"hrrt Long Arc Held for
Federal Grand Jury.

Henry 7. stowe. white man. and
Garfield Scrossins and Robert Long.
'"lored. acre yesterday sent on 10 the
Grand lury Of the United states Dis
trIct Court Nv United States Commis-
"'nncr Melvin Flcgcnhcimer charged
viii stealing n mail bag from the
: runway station at Amelia Courthouse.
III hciauit OF a 5000 bond. required OF
';tth OF them for their appearance at
The April term, they were rc,nnud.d
l" the ficnrico County Jail
ihe alleged theft was committed
sunday night, and the three men were
captured early Monday by a party I,d
hE Constable William Miller. United
states Marshal John q; Saunders
brought. them TO Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
Inv Examiners In session.

Examination OF sixty applicants for
license I" practice law in Virginia
was begun Yesterday in the hall OF
the House of Delegates by the state
Board of Law Examiners. Of which
chairman.
Seven OF the sixty taking the exams
are colored men. The examinations
viii continue several days Besides
Chairman Hughes. there arc in at
tendance conducting the quiz" John
H. Minor, of Richmond, and Aubrey G..
Weaver, Of Warren. Morning and af-
tcrnoon sessions of the board will be
held to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
CODE REVISERS AT WORK
thSk lS Expected 10 Require nj Lens,
N"othrr lcnr-NO REPORT to
This Legislature.

The Code Revision Commission. which
has been ~ work for many months on
NE new cod" OF Virginia. met ycstcr-
lay IN The office of Clerk john W Mi
'i"'ns. O.! tn" House Of DeiaYatcs II
VAS the frs; general meeting of the
commission held in y long time. Tho
cod" r"visers got together for the pur-
pose OF comparing notes ana mapping
out sections Of the code for future OK
animation. The work on which they
arc engaged Viii require probably an
other year. 40 report will ne made TO
the next General Assembly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
TWENTY-ONE PLANS
'Iuuy Drawing for Stutc Office Builtl-
uul. hut site Has Nut Been
Selected.

Tho number OF plans submitted by
architects I'm tn. competition for In"
cou'rnct FOR the PROPOSED uew StaJe
office huIldiug has Increased To twenty
ons The plans ar" now being OK.
amircd hy the special committee uf
the General Assembly. o; which Senator
Lu'iru Gum, Of N"uv:cc, IS chairman.
senator iunn said yesterday that no
choic" Of sit" has been made by his
committee. bu; the idea Of placing The
new building in tn. southeast corner
Of ,h" Capitol Square has been ahau
tiouod as undesirable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
WILLIAMS APPOINTED
tcrrpt, Position Of StrnOgrnphcr in
GoNcrnor's olIicc. Succeeding
Hunter Camp.

willard e. Williams has hccn APP
pointed rs Governor stuart 10 succeed
liuuter Camp on the clerical STAFF OF
th" executive Office as stcno@raphcr.
Air. Camp has resigned to accept other
"rtplugmort. Ills sucCcssor-Air. Will
Uuu~-.s the clerk OF the state Nd
NISury Board on Taxation ana will re
rniu tlai position. rs strnographcr
:, I'll. Governor, he also assumes an
other hardship, the duties of secretary
- the stat" Convict Lime BOARD de-
No!NiUI Upoi INN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
DEFINITE: SCHEDULE
NOT YET \\\nI >t't.I,

The definite schedule OF these trains
mas not been announced. hut il is
Understood ther" VIII he three trains Il
cay, so arranged that men lcayiur.
RICHMOND may arrive at the now,l.r-
liant city Just bctor" each OF the three
ti-ht-hour shifts goes on at th.. Du
f"nt plant. and leaving there shortly
liter each Sniff is relieved from dutv
!'Nort VIII he made, no -sv.r 10 :,d-
jns' IN" schedules so that Richmond
BUSINESS men visiting Iiopcweu and
itopcwci, men who hav. business in
Hich'nond may come ana go with
out undue delay.
IT is stated mat the double tracking
Of the CITY Point branch OF the Nor
."!h and Western from Petersburg to
iiope"e!t Is nearing completion. and
'hoi CONGESTION on this line will soon
he relieved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
Governor Returns To-day.

Governor stuart who has been at
tending The sessions Of the Southern
Commercial Congress At Charleston, S.
c.. viii return To the city ihs morn
inr. lie will devote the dry to official
business and leave for New York to-
night. whcr. lie has Il business appoint
mcnt. The Governor will return to the
Capitol on Friday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
WILL DISCUSS THRIFT
Dir. T.. G.. Williams to tddrrss American
institute of Bnnking On Thrift
In Itclntiun Ia IIrnIth.''

The Richmond Chapter Of the Amer
lean Institute of Banking VIII meet
Tonight at $40 O'Clock in the Jcncr-
son Hotel for the discus. ION of the
thrift campaign, which is TO be launched
IN this city within TIA" next few days.
Dr. II. q. Williams. stat" Health Com
missioner. viii deliver an address on
Thrift In Its Relation to Health"
liorhcrt w jackson is chairman Of
'he thrift campaign. and viii preside
1T the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15

William Il. Richardson was arrested
ycsi'rday by Policeman Iiankey on n
warrant charging him with stealing
50 from \. s. Wright & co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
ALLEN ZACHARY GIVEN
TWELVE MONTHS IN JAIL
convicted OF Influencing Eleanor
Young to BE Guilty OF
immortality.
APPEALS TO HUsTINGs COURT
Court Issues Bench Warrant When
Evidence Shows Zachary Bought
Drinks for Girl-SociaI Services
Workers Asked to Leave.

Nltcn zachary, married man with
one child. living at zoos West Grace
street. WAS fined 500 and sentenced
an all-day session of the Police Court
yesterday on II charge of encouraging
and influencing Eleanor Young, four
teen years old. To he guilty OF immoral
conduct
ON evidence brought out during the
hearing. 40 the effect that Zachary had
purchased four rounds OF drinks for
the rirl at the Elks' Club. he was
hrsd an additional sum of $50 and
costs. Appeals were noted in each case.
i'"iorc the case was gone into Jus
ti"c 'rutchticld ordered the courtroom
cleared. Attorney Pollock noticed that
Mrs Georgia May Lobson. Mrs Roy Is
FLANAGAN, Miss May Schaill and Miss
Alice Doolcy. social-service workers.
had remained in the room. and re-.
GUESSED that they he asked to retire
also. Jnsticc Crutch:eld took the pos:
to- that hc could not rccogniZ. them,
IN ans official capacity, and that h..
would h" discriminating should II. IL
iow them 10 remain They were re-
pucsi"L To withdraw. and did so.
,'nTnr'n TESrIrIES
TO DAUGIITEUS \,:s:
,au"h;ci'S age and 10 her home life
Ei"5ncr Young testified that she hat
-onc w 80 Broad street 10 have :; .lr"ss
lifted. ,lia; she had accidentally mo
Zachary, ana. at his suggestions nal
:Splc To a confectionery and later to
u moving picture show With him Also
size sHid. She had consented 70 visit
the !tlhs' Club. She admitted drinking
glass 81 beer and a cocktail I.a,.r
they Won't I" Connell G. Millcr's Hotel
She waited in dhc lobby while he Sc
cured a room.
John Regain. clcrl; at Conncn Il Mil
ie"'s Hotel testified that Zachary had
registered there on the night OF No,
vcmher - with Miss Young as Il. H.
Eel and wife. of Norfolk He denied
That drinks were served them
William Hunt, colorcd. waiter at
'ha l.iks' Club. testified that he had
served Zachary one set of drinks for
two. and that Zachary had paid for
th"m. Rohcr; Perry. colorcd. another
waiter. testified that he had served
zachary three sets OF drinks for two.
and that two OF the girls drinks had
b,"u returned.
Policeman i. r. Tillcr, OF Hcnrico
county, and several chauffc,lrs were
introduced as w!tncsscI against the
v'rl. relating testimony OF alleged in
clients of her former life
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-15
i.ItONP1 pRGrI:Sr AGAINST
DIVISION OF Dt.E's TIMI.

r"mpt protest against such = pro-
""durc was registered by Aldermen
lanl Mitchell ant thriatja0, Tho latter
iointinS out that tn" general .d.u Of
these behind the new court is to So
cure the separation OF Juvenile and
'pni"Stir cases from tho eriininal
courts. II would be u gray" ,nistaI.c
lie thought, 1" attempt TO follow tho
suggestion just offered which would
mean ;i:at Police Court judo. would
nave I" divide his time between a
criminal court anG a Juvenile court.
Inc judge nf the Juvenile, and Ipon,rstIc
relations Court, he said. should have
NO ether duty than to dcyo," his whole
time 10 the peculiar class Of cases
coming before him. following the his
tory Of the offenders closely after th.i.
troubles have Hecn adjusted by the
court.
This Wow prevailed aul Alderman
Nielsen secured leave to Withdraw his
amendment. The ordinauc" was ;hcn
con,urrcd in by a uuaui7,ous vote. II
Is effective from its ratification ~
The Mayor