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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-04-02
GRANITEVILLE.

The restaurant formerly conducted by
Isaac W. Angel, has been leased to Mrs.
Jesse Tucker of Harmony.
The Granitevile basket ball team defeat
ed the st. Thomas team of Manton at the
Graniteville Hall on Monday evening by a
score Of IS to 81.
A team belonging to Willis H. Sweet
was run into by Chepachet bound trolley
on Smith street near Fomeward avenue,
Monday evening. The express wagon was
completely wrecked and the horse so bad.
ly injured that it was shot.
Mrs. Melissa Mathewson OF Pine Hill
avenue, was pleasantly surprised on Fri
day of last week by several of her nieces,
grand nieces and one grea'-grand niece,
going prepared with refreshments, which
were served during the afternoon. The oc'
casion was her birthday. Mrs. Mathew
son also received several gifts and birth
day cards and very enjoyable afternoon
was spent by all present.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-04-02
Her Little Slam.

IL see that statisticinn estimates
there are 10000 idiots I'm the United
States"
"Well?"
IL was Just wondering who the wo-
men are who married the other 49,
9o9."-Detroit Free Press
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-04-02
POTrERSVILLE.

Business is booming at the "Bobbr
Shop"
Mr.. and Mrs Frank IIutchins of Rock
land, have moved here.
Miss Alice Potter of Edgewood, was a
guest at Potter Homestead on Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Waterman Of Rock.
land, visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
IIutchins on Wednesday.
A son was born to MIR. and Mrs. Elmer
Cahoone on Sunday. The mother is doing
finely, but the baby died on Tuesday morn.
ing.
Mrs. Mary Barden, formerly of Edge
wood, who underwent an operation a shor.
time ago, is getting along well and is at
her old home, Potter Homestead, for . few
weeks.
On Sunday, March 7s,h, a dinner was
given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Young Of Harmnoy, in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roderick Harmon Of this place.
After the dinner was served, an automobile
trip was enjoyed to Nasonville and other
villages. The auto party included Mr..
and Mrs. r. Harmon, Mrs. George Young,
Misses Mildred and Marguerite Young.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-04-02
dynamic portrayal Of the worlds old con-
inA Of ha

dynamic portrayal Of the worlds old con-
fict of the sexes.
Another big feature will be the third in
stalment of the Black Box, a serial story
that has started at this theatre and has
created great deal of talk as one that is
TRULY interesting and full Of action and
one that will hold you spellbound, waiting
to see what will happen next.
On Friday and Saturday, Mary Pickford
will be seen in Mrs. Fiske's famous sue
cess, "Caprice," delightful comedy
drama of society, love and the great out
doors, it is in four parts and is considered
to be one OF the best that this popular star
has appeared in.
There will be plenty Of comedy features
on each program, thus assuring everyone
of seeing something that will appeal to all.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-04-02
WESTCOTT.

Forest fires are very plentiful this
spring,
Mrs Mayme Howald spent the week
end at Rocky Point.
Miss Bertha Howard Of Warwick, is at
home for few weeks.
Next week is vacation week for the
Scituate school teachers.
Mr.. Clinton Sheldon was a business
visitor Of Providence on Wednesday.
An auction sale Of personal property
will be held at the Shurtlef place on Tues
day.
Mrs II. Allen of Warwick Neck, spent
several days at the home of Mrs. Mayme
Howald.
Mrs. James A. Barden is spending the
week with her son, DIR. George X. Barden
in Providence.
We are glad to learn that NJ. A. +. Bor'
chardt is again able to be around, after
his 10 days illness.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the South
Scituate Baptist Church will meet with
Mrs. Benjamin Wood on Wednesday,
April 9TH.
Cleaning up time has arrived and the
spring season has been officially opened
by the progressive citizens of this locality.
and demonstrations of cutting and burning
brush, painting buggies and autos and fit
ting the soil for the early garden, making
arrangements for the arrival Of the Easter
chief, are good evidences Of prosperity
In Providence, nearly everyone buys
their clothing at Barnaby's-
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-04-02
The OnIy WAY

The Only Way.
Zones has figured out scheme to
avoid paying real estate tax"
~Iet's have It."
~Sell the property Brooklyn Eagle.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-04-02
Fine Building Lots.

John w. Gugliucci has some fine house
lots for sale on Sunset Avenue, Gugliucci
Street and Schofeld Street, near Neu-
taconkanut Park. This is a splendid
location for any one desiring to build a
home. The owner of the plat will furnish
money at per cent. for any construction
loan. The average price of these lots is
5000 each, cash or easy terms.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-04-02
ATTRACTIVE COMES.

Jeweled Ornaments Which Are Suit.
able For the Evening Couture.
Pins and hair ornaments may cost as
much as you can afford or as little a.
you wish. There are simple ones In
very fair imitation of tortoise shell and
adorned with artificial gems that are
comparatively inexpensive.
The high back comb has won great
favor. The fan shaped. four pronged
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-04-02
Consistency OF the Sex,

A bride who Is thirty one II day
will give her age To the marriage H.
cense clerk as twenty.six and then
criticlse the home paper with great
severity FOR its shameless unreliability
when II announces that the color
scheme Of the wedding was lavender
instead OF heliotrope. columbus (O)
Innrpal
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-04-02
SMART COMBS AND pARRErTR.

Jewel has an air or daring individuality
about 1t that imparts to the coiffure
coquettish freedom.
With It the hair is drawn smooth and
high. away from the brow as well as
from the nape of the neck.
The attractive combs and barrette
illustrated are in tortoise shell decorat
ed with rhinestones.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-04-02
Discussion Suspended.

what became OF that good roads
movement that seemed to be going so
strong out this way"
1T sort o died out. The mud got 30
deep that we couldn't do the travelling
necessary to attend the meetinss"-
Washington Star.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-04-02

should say sincerity. a deep. great.
genuine sincerity. is the first charsc-
teristic OF all men In any way heroic
Carlyle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
HIGH SCHOOL CADET CORPS
DONS NEW MILITARY GARB
Troop of 900 Dnzzles John Nnrsb,if
Civilians With Hcspi~ndcnt
Uniforms of sruy.

The John Marshall High School cadet
corps made its first appearance yestcr-
day arrayed in military garb. Nearly
300 boys who have taken advantage Of
the military feature introduced In the
John Marshall curriculum this year
marched TO school yesterday mornint;
respondent in their new uniforms. just
arrived from Philadelphia
The uniforms are OF the regular
cadet fatigue type, and are similar
TO those worn b. the cadets Of the Vir-
Ginia Military Institute. Tho color il
gray. with a black stripe running down
the length OF the trousers. and cap to
match. Regulations adopted by tho
city school Board require that they
snail he worn during school hours.
rifles. 10 be furnished Ivy tho United
states government are expected TO ar
rlN. during the latter part OF tn. week.
Tho cadets Will give their first public
drill on THANKSGIVING Day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
SAYS HOUSTON'S FRIENDS
EXPECT UNANIMOUS VOTE
ormcr senator Cumming Predicts sue
cess Tor ToNnsnnn Ia Hucc for
House SpcukrrshIp

The friends Of Harry L. Houston ,yill
~" greatly disappointed If his election
/" tn. speal<ership Of the next Iiois.
OF Delegates is not by Unanimous
vote. according to former senator
samuel Gordon Cumming Mr.. Hons
tons fellow townsinan. who arrived
hcr" yesterday.
Mr.. Cumming has been for MANY
years prominently identified with the
I"hticai life OF hi: congressional dis
tric' ANA Is regarded az on. OF the
intst eloquent speakers on the hust-
:nGS The peninsula cities and coun-
ties, lie said are greatly pleased with
the progress Mr.. Houston has mad. in
nus candidacy for the Spcakerst u.
While Mr. Houston has claimed only.
- OF the 100 votes to he cast for the
Spca kcrship. his colleagues from New
port News and the Eastern Shore arc
claiming for him 90 per cent Of the
membership Of tho next House.
REPORTS indicate" said Mr.. Cum
ming. that no other name VIII he
presented for the speakers chair, al
though George J.. browning has not
announced his intention to retire"
Mr.. Erowu!up's candidacy for tho
Spcakcrship was formally announced
shortly aftcr the Adjournment Of the
last Legislature. At last reports, he
was in the race. MIR. IIouston's friends
asset that NOR. than Il month ago
/ siNtN-iiNc votes were pledged TO him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
ATTORNEYS MAKE ATTACK
ON ANTINARCOTIC LAW
Judge Wafdfll Takes Mntter Under
Amusement After Argument 10y
lawyers for DIR. BroOkcr.

Tac constitutinnality of the Harrison
ahtharcotic act was questioned yes
t"rdaS by Attorneys w. VI. Justis, Jr.,
ana ID. {. O'Flaherty counsel for Or.
Io!ce H. brookcr. alleged viola:or OF
'ht statute. I'm argument on demurrer
10 tue Indictment before Judge Edmund
"auoiii, Jr.. of the United states Dis
trict Court. MIR. O'Flahcrty concluded
the argument late In the afternoon, and
Judge Waddill took the matter under
Amusement. saying that he would an
houhce his opinion within Il day or
two.
Counsel for DR.. Brooker take Tho
position that any Federal statute at
tempting 4" regulate the morals or
public health of State, or to pcnal,yc
prescriptions given by physician. in :
frinGcs upon the right OF Il state to
exercise exclusively the police power.
ana is. therefore. an ovcrsteppinu of
constitutional limitations The law
they say. ii valid. must he construed
simply as revenue measure and is
violated only when failure is made to
comply with the regulations as to reg
!stratiou and the payment OF tho spc-
cial tan.
In the event that the demurrer Is
oTcrrulcd. the second trial of the uc-
cuscd physician viii begin December
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
TO REGISTER REMOVAL
Real Estate Exchange VIII rye COM
mitcc IN Approve English Ordi-
nnicc Governing Transfers.

Tho Richmond Real Estate Exchange
VIII attend the meeting OF the Council
Committee on Ordinances tonight I'm Il
body To urge III" favorable passage OF
tho ordinance introduced at the las,
meeting Of the Council by Councilman
Edgar u English requiring all team
St"rS and transfer companies to ~.
With the chief Of Police u list of all
persons who's" household effects they
remove. together With both the old
and rcw addresses.
such ordinances. it is stated. arc now
in fore" in Tampa. Jacksonville. Mem
pins. birmingham. Dcs Moiu"s aud
other cities. The measure has tho in
dorscnent of tho Retail MERCHANTS As
ISOLATION and a delegation from tais
"r.aniaatiof viii also attend to-ni.nrs
meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
BIJ0U CHANGES POLICY
Dorothy Mortimer stock Company
Gives Way to Motion Pictures Mt
Drond street Playhouse.

ih" Dorothy Mortimer stock Com
pauy will end its season at the RiIou
Thcat"r At the close of this week and
max" way Tor the Triangle feature
aims. which w!ll hc introduced into
Richm"nd hS Jake Wclla for the first
time next Monday.
Til" stock organization has been 1T
tho Riiou eleven weeks. Both the star.
Miss Mortimer. and tho manager. Mr..
conncsS, arc reluctant IL leave Rich
mond. Tho company has given gen
,ral satisfaction. tho productions being
on par with the best stock rroduc-
tons ever offered hero,
An orchestra nf nftccu pieces will
hc installed with tho Griffith Incc- SEN
nett screen features
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
OPEN LOMBARDY STREET
tit! Attorney IL Asked by Hanrd If I,
II Practicable 10 Condemn
Needed Iropcrt>

city Attorney Pollard was request
g" 10y ~" Administrative Eoard ycstcr-
hHN i" report whether or not il WAS a
practical and legal possibility for the
hHtfi I" condemn property FOR The OK
t'h"."n 81 l."mhardy street across the
i'rpoS Road and the tracks f me Rich !.
mono and chesapeake Ray Railway
Ib" board plans 10 condemn this
property, If IL l. advisable in tho opiu-
rome ~ TIL" CITY Attorney. with the idea
"i making = continuous street of uni
FORM "ldtil FROM the irook Road 10 the
iot" RUNNING north Ia dmE.rlaync
Avenue. III" proposcd street viii cut
across and through the Eir:ch prop
er'S. against which condemnation pro-
ecy'linss Win shortly j." Instituted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
COMMITTEE DRAWS UP
FEDERAL AID ROAD BILL
Will BE Presented for Approval OF
National Highway Officials
Next Month.
ArrKorRIATEs $4,000, 900
Important Measure Was Drafted by
representative Body, of Which,
George i. Coleman, of Virginia,
Is Chairman.

The Federal Aid Road bin. which u
committee. OF which state Highway
commissioner George l.. Coleman is
chairman. has been working on for
some months. has been completed. 1t
VIII be presented to the American AS
soc.ation OF state Highway officials in
Chicago. December !. and. ii approved
by the association. Will he submitted 10
the next Congress.
Commissioner Coleman will represent
virginia in the convention Of the
highway officials of the United states.
The proposed Federal Aid Road hill
was drawn 10y him III collaboration
with the following members Of the
Executive Committee OF the associa-
ton: ". -. Sohicr. Massachusetts:
1 homas IL. Mcdonald. Iowa: Il. \. stew
ems, New Jersey: Lamar Cobb. ArizonI;
Joseph Hyde Pratt. North Carolina,
and Henry G.. shirley. Maryland.
The Measure. which calls for IN APP
.ropriaticn of $4,000. 900 II year To rc
expended by the government in CO.
operation with the different States FOR
the construction and maintenance uf
public highways. is one OF the mos,
important matters OF business that
Viii come before the convention this
year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
WANT TRACK DEPRESSED
Gintcr Park citizens VIII he Given
Hearing u. Administrative Honrd
on November 70.

The Administrative Board vestcrdt =
decided To xiv" hearing To certain
citizens Of Giutor Park who arc seek :
ing to have tn. r"adhod and tracks OF
the Richmond aud Chesapeake Bav
Railway depressed In this section. Tho
meeting win BE- held at $50 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. November 80.
The board also requested Thomas <.
WhcclwriGht. president. and r. Nor
man Jones. chief engineer, Of tho Rich
mond and Chcsapcak Bay Railway, to
bc present AT the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
JUDGE WHITE GIVES $4,000
FEE TO THROCKMORTON
ALLOWS Local Lawyer This Sum for
Services to County School
Board.
MADE CLAIM FOR s7,oo2o5
Zee Awarded by Court Is Accented
by Petitioner I'm Full Payment for
His Services in Annexation Pro-
cecdings.

Judge White. of Princess Anne. sit :
ting for Judge Scott in the IIenrico
titcuit Court. yesterday awarded c. w.
Throckmort"n $4,000 MS counscrs fc,.
Tor services rendered the Henrico Coun-
~ School Beard in annexation proceed
inSs Mr.. Throckmorton petitioncd the
court to allow him S7.aO2.n5. or 10 per
cent of the amount secured from the
city OF Richmond as compensation to
the county FOR its school property. real
ana personal. when that property was
taken into the corporate limits.
1t is the duty of the cour: to pass
upon the equity OF all claims submitted
by ATTORNEYS FOR services render ed to
any OF the legislative or administrative
bodies OF the county. In this ease no
definite fee had been agrcei upon he
tween Mr.. Throcknorton and the holrd
n" represented in Tie adjuStneu, incl
dent to annexation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18

The ease against Richard DOW. the
negro arrested by Detectives WHY.
kellari and bryant un Il charge Of
breaking into the hos" of II i. Scales.
ln,-A South Third strc.t. and steal
Ing an ov"rcnai BELONGING: Ia r. s
Scales. was sent on tn the grand jury
from tho Police Court x.Stcr,lay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
no,crnnr VIII speak ut rnir.

''"FcrnO' ~'Ualt l"tt yc<icrdH.. cvcn-
ing ion Orange. from which point he
"iIl travel ly AUTOMOBILE" this morn
NIX 10 Madison Courthouse, to attend
tho agricultural f.,ir in progress ther"
iae Governor win deliver an address
o. the falr srnMnd4 - dnN al Noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
P0STPONES MEETING
NirSinin 'ndc Commission Dcfers SOS.
SION he"ausc of Illness Of Judge
VI. H. Hurks.

because OF the illness Of Judge NJ. T..
'hrkS. on" Of The members Of the Vir.
+'n't cod" Commission. the meeting Of
~" commission scheduled for ycster-
day was indefinitely postponed.
Jnd@" burks has been i'll for some
days IN tn" Johnston Willis Sann-
forum bur is now rapidly ON ND
m"n2. I; was reported from The saua-
forum Yesterday that he would prob
"D!E hc ahi" 10 return I" his work at
the end OF TINS week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18

Justice Trutchirld Yesterday DIS
missed til" case against John Lord
and Joe Kitchen. arrested by Police
men t!tors and Sweet on a charge OF
selling liquor without n license at
Isl" East Franklin street The dis
miSSal was made at tn" request OF
common wcalth'S Attorney Wise james
L. Hin co!"rcd. arrested by Police
men Brennan and Harris on a similar
charge, was fined 500 and costs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
FEE WAS CONTINGENT
trON RESULTS OBTAINED

II was agreed. tie attorney sand, that
ne woulu receive 4 fee coniini,,nt UPON
III" TIM" he spent in the boards SER
vice. and III" results he might accom-
pii.h. lie spent almost a month he
s2id. ~ III" service Of the board. much
10 Tue detrim"nt OF the rest Of hiS prac-
tlce. ana secured for ii many thousands
of dollars in excess Of what il had been
led Ia believe il would receive
Many prominent attorneys inC;ud-
mig former Governor William lodges
Mann. samuel Anderson. iIaSkins Hob
son .iadS" !l"llidaN. ami others. an
pea'e" as expert witnesses in tn" case
10 t"S'lth AS I" what. in their opinion,
would be an equitable fee
NNhdam X. Meredith appeared as
counsel for Mr.. Throckmorton and r..
k"t"i"h Ihilltrs aud Commemorative
Attorney Frank Z. sutton .Ir. renr.-
tnicC tho school board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
IrIncd 500 COR DI.ordcrl, cnnnurl

". II. Davis WAS tined go and costs
in tie folic" Court yesterday on a
charge of heinz diSoricyly aud as
saiiltiug. j. T.. Fowler
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
SEGRI"iARl or AGRICuITuRE.
TO lO-OpE:KATII MIrII SrA.rE..

THE FIRST section OF the bin provides
that i'll order to promote the ira
provn!ncnt Of rural post roads. milit a, Y
roads, and roads used for intcrsta..
commerce. the Secretary OF Asr.cu!-
iurc is authorized to cooperate VITA
the State Highway Department OF each
state in the Improvement of sucu
roads. "ctinE for this purpose throur II
the CH,cc OF Public Roads, or some
official designated by him"
The Secretary OF Agriculture l. om-
powered by the section 10 appor;!on
The third section fixes tine amount If
the anhral appropriation at $4,000
too.
PROVISION for carrying out the act
lis mad, in the fourth section, the AL :
miniStration expenses not To exceed >
per cent OF the amount OF the appro-
priation. The nth section of the bill
provides that ANY State Highway be
partmcnt may petition the Secretary
Ut Agriculture for aid in the improve
mcnt or maintenance. OF roads" and
imposes this condition:
NO payments OF any money appro-
priatcd under this act shall he made
ON account or such road until 1t shall
have been made TO appear 10 the
satisfaction OF the Secretary If Acri-
culture that a sum not less than the
amount appropriated 10y the said sec
rotary out OF the funds apportioncd
under this act shall have been made
available for expenditure by or on be-
half Of such state for the improve
mcnt OF such road
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