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Arizona republican., 1915-02-21
EVANGELlSTIC SERVICES =

first of q series of evangelistic ser vices will be held at the Railroad Mis- sion, Second avenue and Grant street, this afternoon at o'clock. The Rev. Irvine Weir of Dublin, Ireland, will have charge of the meetings which will continue for the next two or three weeks. The meetings on week days will begin at 7:30 D. m.
 W. C. r. U. INCORPORATED The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Phoenix Arizona. IS the name of a rev corporation, which filed it's papers of incorporation with the county re- corder yesterday The incorporators are Mrs. F. B. Stevens. Mrs F. A. Rraxton. Mrs. Thos. Baycroft and Mrs. Sarah Coverdale. As the company will not engage in the mercantile enter prise. TO capital stock is named. The highest amount of indebtedness to which the company shall be subject
Arizona republican., 1915-02-21
U N Q EIIVERED

UN ELIVERED TELEGRAMS- There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following; Mir. Adolph LantZ Geo. McMurphy. Mrs Maude O'Mor-
Arizona republican., 1915-02-21

Neil Bailey of Jerome, is in the city to attend the Shrine jollilicatiOn Monday Being one Of the officials he came down early to help arrange 1 he nrnliminn rieS
Arizona republican., 1915-02-21
SPANISH WAR VETERANS

Spanish War Veterans will assemble at the armory tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock to take part in the Wash ington's birthday parade and celeora-
Arizona republican., 1915-02-21
TO OBSERVE HOLIDAY

TO OBSERVE HOLlDAY-Th lum- be closed all day Monday on account of the holiday.
 NEW OTARIES-Notarial com missions were issued yesterday at the office O. secretary of state to ]. F.. Mayer of Globe and Harry T. South worth oi Prescott.
 FEDERAL OFFICES CLosE-The federal offices, land office, surveyor general internal revenue, U. $. attor- ney's. etc. will he closed tomorrow on account of Washington's birthday.
 SPANISH WAR VETERANS-The Spanish War Veterans will assemble at the armory tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock to take part in the Wash ingtons birthday parade and celeora- tion
 COMMISSION MEETING-A busi- ness meeting of the city commission will be held at the city hall on Tues day morning at II o'clock There are several matters of importance to be taken up at that time.
 DRAMA CuASS-The evening drama class will meet at eight o'clock Mon day evening at the residence of Mrs. Lyman Bennett. 500 North First avenue The program will be taken from the prize winning drama by Josephine Peabody. "Thc Piper
 TENNIS AT p. O.-The post office employees are organizing q tennis club. Postmaster C. B. Wood Was swinging 9 new racquet yesterday in prepard tion for the first set Most of the fel- lows are members of the Y. M C. A. and SD get to use the best courts in the southwest. located next door,
 FLYNN AND JONES-United States Attorney Thomas X. Flynn and his new private secretary. Gerald Jones returned from Tucson yesterday, where they got acquainted over the special sitting of the United States District tcourt. The prosecutor will at once start work of preparation for the re Sular Prescott term next month
 'P. o. CLOSED-EXcept for the gen eral deli' cry, parcel post. stamp and registry departments. the Phoeni> post office will be enjoying a vacation Washngton's birthday. No city or TUT al deliveries will be made. but city carrier mail may be had at the back ! shop entrance between rine thirty ant 1 ten thirty.
 AFTERNOON RECiTAL-In spite of
Arizona republican., 1915-02-21
AFTERNOON RECITAL-In spite

the weather the afternoon recital by the young pupils at the Arizona school of Music yesterday was well attended. The performers were Helen Firth, Ger trude Evans. Esther Geare, Catharine Dunn. James Burson, Dorothy Brown field. Dorothea WiIber, Marion Duncan and Mary Sloan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
MAYOR ORD. OF CREWE.
IS LOCATED BY POLICE
suffers Mental Alteration a. Result OF
Fever Contracted While In Phil
ippincs-Hcturns 70 His Home

J X. ORD, Mayor O: C.ewe. wi!o mas
been missing from his home for nearly
three weeks, was located j.. this civ
Saturday By Detective se.rcanis WIZ
and Kel!an. -'.F:e YES wandering about.
apparently ina sponslb,e con-
d!;ion, and his clothing bore traces o.,
his having been IN water q shor, Tim.
before ne was found O-a ala not
have cent Of none, and said tina, he
had not eaten anything in some time
ne Vas taken 10 Police Eicad0u.--
t"ES' where Captain A.cA!ahou ;fr6
other members O: The detective dapar,-
ment gave him money with which TO
procure food ord appeared 10 i'm
prove considerably, and Informed tho
detectives that he would leave for his
nome al once. Nothing has been sccn
OF him since, and 1t is thought ne has
gone 10 CrcHc
ORD possessed an annual pass on he
Southern !a!l"g% II Is said, and In
formed the detectives that 50 far as n.
can rem e'nher he mas been spending
MS time IL riding the" trains ;tlou,,
ms !lHc II this Us So ue has been
passing his homo AZ Grove at least
once and possibly twice eaca DAY dur
ing the time the police OF tho laryor
virginia cities hi.y" been scarch!nr
for him.
Ord is Z man Of eHceIen, education
and served with The American RED
Cross in the Philippines IT was tncr.
that h!E mind suffered from tho rnv-
ages OF roT!cal feycr alG. after hi.
return 10 THIS country u. spent Il long
tine IN d taHntprilE.
Efforts TO and .In were ar,uatcd
solely By the !aea o.. taxing care OF
him. for his family knew his probable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
RAILROAD Y. M. C. A. WILL
GO AFTER NEW MEMBERS
ampniSn is 10 Re Launched on Thurs
day TO Add 1000 TO Roli-Mac-
Art IL Enthusiusttc.


y : going 10 b." the hottest campaign
;he city o: Richmond has ever seen"
said ! =. MncArt. manager OF the
10" membership campaign OF the
!a:iroad Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. which begins Thursday morn
ing. The time Is just ripe, and all
though sc vii! only work seven days,
IL" Indications are that we will in
crease ne membership Of the associa
ton At least 1000.
The campaign is known as the 700
IN Days campaign. buzz with the
thousands Of railroad men in the city
and others vino are Interested In the
Welfare of the association. there is
l!ttlc doubt OF The outcome ! have
been IN many cities In my time" con
;lnCed Nj! MaCArt but Richmond is
the most wid"awake Of them al! when
u comes 20 the railroad profession.
f"" pcprl" in the city realize Just
what the Railroad Young Mems Chris
taN Association means 20 tn. CON
nunity. Th"y think that jus, because
~ IS known as railroad organization
J., confines It's activities 10 railroad
men hut this is It great mistake
nave been h'g" no" almost q week. ana
! have been surprised At the wonderful
things that arc being done in all walks
~ He by the railroad association. We
ar" looking for big things from the
t,''Ainond mon, and DOM mink / am
going TO hc disappointed"
Yesterday afternoon Sir Mnchr, and
General S"cretary Thomas wen, over
tho grounds mapping on, further plans
Tor IN" campaign An Innovation that
".!! add greatly 20 the !nterost Of ,ho
wor" !s tho TURNING d: The campaign
!n'" biz automobile race. Each Of
Ia" twenty-five teams thar viii comb
Vie city is 10 bc named after AN ,u
ffFIttl.s U.f'l L.. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
FOR ICE MISSION
Two Little Girls Send SI.oO To Aid In
Relief of Suffering
Among Poor.

During the recent hot weather, 80
not That X was unscasonShlc the Citv
ice MISSION has not been forgotten
The greater public may have suffered
laps" Of memory. but there were two
little girls who gave thought to tho
need and who helped supply IL from
their tiny purses. Perhaps some
mother whose baby lacks piece OF
leo TO cool It's aching brow and pnrch :
ing tongue will rise up and call them
blessed And If not. the two little Girls
may remember that virtue is It's own
reward. and that the bread they cast
upon the waters VIII return to them.
They have contributed Sl20, which
Tho Times Dispatch acknowledges and
Witch will be forwarded to the propcr
authorities. The Times Dispatch will
acknowledges ana forward all such con
tributinns. and every donation received
hv the mission will bc gratefully re
c"ivcd and be distributed among ,hos,
hose need Is greatest.
There has been suffering, much suf
icring, among the poor during the no,
season. and the stress has fallen NOR,
heavily upon those who have the loa G,
power Of rcsfstancc-thc babies Their,
is somcthing Significant I'm tho fact
that two little girls should have re.
mcmbcrcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
AL DERMEN WILL CONSIDER
IMPORTANT RESOL UTiONS
Upper Branch Meets in Ldjournrd ~rs-
sion 1n-NiSht t" Dispose O.;
Regular September DucLci

The Board OF .Aidcrmra ,.l. wac, ~
8 o'clock i"-n.Eht .H 1a.o.r'.a
sion u dispose of d.. .prE,t y,a.
failed Of considerable, nr '#. -eg..
meeting date LAS, |us-a, MIGHT SIS. s.
not enough members u.1,H tr 30,
NIT the dispatch III ,'re
Among the imror,ar, u..asar.. TIA,
VIII come up for concurrence FROM tho
other branch VIII tc l.r.icr 81
resolutions !nstltut!ug pco.oclnrs tar
large permanent improvements ono
of these resolutions authorize tho ac-
QUESTION OF tract Of land Oh NO
north side Of Boyd stree, bo,,ynor
Harrison and Kenny Streets. FOR ~. -
Establishment OF 81 public pari, G"s'.,no.
to serve the colorcd population. al tia,
section Of the city.
Other resolutions look 60 the widen.
ing OF Williamsburg Avenue. lotweor
Tenth street. Fulton, ana Tho %;.t.ona
Cemetery. and the widcn!u.-o OF Ros.
meath Road. between Grove Ayenu.
and Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
BOY CHARGED WITH THEFT
OF PLUMBING FIXTURES
Justice Crmtchhcld Sets Case of Fred
Schindcln for Trial on September
23-t0mpanion Escaped.

Justice Crmtchn"ld will hear the case
against Fred Schind"la. the boy arrest
cd several days ago by Policeman
Whitiow and Bcrtillion Operator Toler
on September %
The boy. with companion. was seen
going along Broad street with n large
basket containing plumbing nxtures
To!cr followed the pair on his bicycle
until they noticed HIM ana separated.
Schin!cla seeking TO escape by board :
ing street car. The boy jumped from
tho car when Toler caught up with II
and cndeavorcd to lose himself in n
store crowd. However. the Rertillion
expert was too quick for him and nab
bed him In a few minutes.
AT first he was charged with being
suspicious character, suspected of
stealing the fixtures Investigation on
the part of the police resulted In their
learning that the fixtures carried by
the hoy had been taken from the house
at 2ll l-2 Mayo street. \ warrant
charging tho boy with breaking into
that place and with the thcft of the
fixtures was then sworn out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
Miss Dope Regrets
MoonAg htLongngs
Hcnrico County .4uthor, Like
Writer Of lynn of Hate,
Is Sorry She Did 1t.

Il know exactly how that German
feels who wrote the Hymn of Hate
And l know exactly what's troubling
the fellow who wrote 1 Didn't Raise
My Boy To BE n Soldier" observed
Cinderella Dope last night, the light
of understanding in her eyes both
OF them are sorry NOW that they did
It,"
Miss Dope, who is the daughter OF
Joseph Armaecddon Dope. the we'll
known llenrico County farmer philo-
sophcr, returned yesterday from Il sum-
mcr vacation on the old family estate
III Nnnscmond County. To Richmond
crs she is widely known as the au-
thor OF ri ii Signs" a romance OF
the peanut lands.
You see. it's this way" continued
Miss Dope. disposinr herself more
comfortably in the plush library chair.
I'VE artists always ride on the crest
OF the emotional wave that happens at
any particular time TO bc aEitating
the cosmic heart. That's the only way
artists can make Il living.
Take that soldier boy song. 1t was
written year ago last August when
everybody was mobil!zirg. Half the
world OF mothers was kissing their
sons goodbye. Here comes this clever
song from Forty-sccond Street saving
there wouldn't he any farcwells if
mothers all would stop getting mar
ricd. or some noble sentiment like that.
and in week the whole United States
Of North America was omc-stcppin' to
1t.
What happened? Pretty soon they
began shooting down cathcdrals and
throwing gas bombs and then every
body forgot about the fIrcwclls and
began talking atrocities Then Beth
lchcm Steel begins halooning ana vii
minCton gets rich on Duront stocks,
and Nall Street takes up a collection
of billion TO help keep the war go
ing. and the soldier boy song goes on
the rocks.
Now the man who wrote ii Is sor-
ry. So is Lissaucr, who did the Hymn
OF Hate Hymns of hate don't 20 with
spreading kultur. and now he's sorry
he did 1t.
But what are We poor artists TO do?"
demanded Miss Dope plaintivcly. III
we don't create a painting or n SYM
phony or an epic TO fit world crisis
they say art is dead. How are wo
10 know that hymn OF hate will get
out of date? We have the glcam-wc
must write. sing. paint things in the
living present.
Take my own lyric. Moonlight
LonEings,' which created such fnrore
little more than a year ago. l am
sorry now that wrote II.
moonlight LorEinCs'-1-l don't re-
call II Miss Dope" said the interviewer
weakly.
You don't remember Moonlight
Longings?'" Miss Dope said it with
panied incrcdulity. Then. without
another word She moved over to the
piano and sang softly:
In the evening. O. Ny Sweetheart,
In tho old sweet days gone by:
We watched the phantom moonlight,
Filter through
I'm the present. o. My Sweetheart,
sit longing by the fence;
Ny heart is like n vacant lot for
Happiness is hence"
And YOU are really sorry YOU wrote
that. Miss Dope" asked tho interviewer,
as she turned on the piano stool, the
faint suggestion OF n mist In her
eyes.
II most certainly am" replied tho
ii"nrico County song writer.
so am l., acknowledged the in
tcrvicwcr, rising.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

r. Blankenship, colorcd was ar
rested by Policemen Thurman. Rer-
tuccf, Dunn, Latham and Waters yes
tcrday on charge OF Interfering with
them in the discharge Of their duty
Tho officers vert 20 raid n suspected
house In the Negroes ncishborhood, 1t
is said, and In the labyrinth OF doors
surrounding the one They were seek
Ing, they mistook his door for the one
they sought. Blankenship is said to
have raised row. which resulted in
forcing the officers to postpone their
raid. Tho negro Will he given hear
ing in tho Police Court to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

Richmond doctors will meet In tho
Chamber Of Commerce auditorium to-
morrow night. DR.. Greer Baughman
will read :; paper and will illustrate
his point with n lantern slide. demon
stration. Selected cases of interest Will
be reported.
At tho last meeting lockjaw or te-
tanus engaged the attention OF the
society. one Of the physicians having
recently successfully treated cases by
injections OF the anti-tctanic serum
into the vein and spinal canal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
RICHMOND POLICEMEN
co TO HOPEWELL TO-DAY
DeSkins, Williams. Sweet and Rer.
tucci Arc Assigned to Prince
George Work.
STATE ORDERS AUTOMOBILE
Will Make Effort to Break On Law.
lessness on Roads From Hopcwcu
to Pctersburg-Special Men Are
Sworn In Here.

In response 10 the request OF Judge
Jesse +. West. OF the Circuit conr, OF
Prince George County Major Werner
Will to-day send four men OF the local
Police Department TO do patrol d,,v
on the TWO roads running from Pc
tcrsburs 10 Hopewcll. II was an
nounccd last night that the men dcsir-
mated FOR this duty are Policemen Des-
kins. Williams. Sweet and Bcr,uccj
Dcskins and williams nro AUTOMOBILES
experts and each will take turn in
running the automobile, which Gov.
ernor Stuart requested Major Werner
10 purchase for the State for this pur-
pose.
Tn" four men will work in UNIFORM.
and Will be armed with tho rcru,a-
ton riot guns. They will patrol con-
stentiy In tho afternoon and night rho
niShways between the two polnts
hcir orders will be 10 use ,bo r;n,
guns Whenever occasion arises
reward Of $3.50 is offered ro- .,.ar,,
highwayman captured and convicted
SO that the four Richmond officers will
IhFe every encouragement to rid
iopewell and the surrounding terri
tory OF the road agents. who have
recently infested tho district and go.
ated a reign OF terror
DETERMINED TO BREAK t-p
LAWLESSNESS COSDITIOSs
Governor Stuart who IS co.onny,t-
Ing with Judge West In his cfYor, ~
| prevent further lawlcssness In and
around iiopewel! sanctioned the re-
Guest or Judge West for four uni
iormca men to patrol tho Pc
tcrsburG- liopcwell highways. ard :,
determined thar every form OF IawIoes.
ness which has characterized tho III
! lie town since its beginning shall be
wiped out.
me Richmond officers are detailed
ior thcir duty specifically until Octo-
Der 10, when they will be w;,hdro n,n
unless further rcqu!sition be made for
the'r services. The Virginia state Fair
| opens on October II ana every avail
abie man Will be needed during fair
week.
The local Police Department will not
suffer In loss OF men or money during
inc emergency Substitutes VII! be
placed here IN tho places of the four
men detailed for this special duty. and
the extra expense incurred Will he
borne by the state
WILL DE SWORN IN
AT PRINCE GEORGE COURTHOUSE
Governor Stuart yesterday requested
Major Werner 20 send the officers to
frlhce george Courth ouse to be sworn
| In as special officers OF Prince George
County.
The Circuit Court Of Prince George
| Will reconvenc tomorrow morning
| but no cases growing out OF the Hope
| we'll investigation will be tried for sew
eral weeks. The county Jail is crowd
| ed with prisoners. charged with rou-
| tine criminal ofenscs and Judge West
! Is anxious to dispose of the accumulat-
| ed docket.
The grand jury will also resume Its
sessions tomorrow and will take UP
| other criminal matters in addition to
! the probe OF Iiopewell conditions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
Assault with Grnyc1-shoo,,r

Marcus Kaufman. n sixtcen-ycar old
hoy. was arrested yesterday on n war
rant charging him with assaulting
Mary Davis with gravel-sh ooter
Sergeant Waymack and Policeman
Whitlock served the warrant on the
boy. who will be given hearing in
the Police Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

Policemen Cousins and Stanley YES
tcrday afternoon arrested Ed thinner
on charge OF being drunk and dis
orderly and resisting them in the dis
charge Of their duty. They also ar
rested Albert and Tom Clarke on a
warrant charging them with assault
ing thinner with some blunt instru-
mcnt. Tho men will he given hear
ing in the Police Court to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
Disorderly Conduct Charged.

Policemen Galhraith and J. j. Smith.
of the morality squad of the Sec
ond Precinct. carly last night raidcd
tho house Of Grace Valentine. 405
North Henry street. and arrested the
woman on a charge of maintaining 4
disnrdnr!y house. Mamie Lindsey.
seventeen years old, and w. a. Glenn
ente were arrested on charge OF dis
orderly conduct.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
SEVERAL, CITIES
SEND DELEGATIONS

Delegates who attended the meet
ing were c. L. IIarwood, r. T Bow
den, r. c. DonLeavy. X. l.. Woody, w.
II. Miller add George jennings, of
Richmond; D. J. Campbell, H. t. Fem
trcss, w. T.. Doughty and ]. B. Jones,
or Norfolk: +. 5. Lyons. J. S. Pender,
G. +. Gullcy and r. r. Wood. OF New
port News. and J. j. Tinsley and A
II. Camper. Of Roanoke.
ID. j. Campbell OF Norfolk. secretary
10 tn" International Typographical
Union, was appointed State organizer
for the new association. and sidney
Gates was elected correspondent for
the |. Y. L. journal
The question OF fostering vocational
education. so far as It relates to the
printing profession. was referred back
to committee. which shall consider
the subject and mako report. 1t was
explained that there was not suHi cicnt
information before the body yesterday
Tor the association 10 act intclligently
on tho matter
ID. j. Campbell. T.. r. Joynes and H.
j.. Fentrcss were appointed commit
tee 10 prepare and draft bylaws
There was 4 large attendance Mt the
meeting yesterday, and several ad-
dresses were made. Among the speak
crs was John Keller, superintendent
Of mocha nic3l department OF The
Times DISPATCH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

The Virginia Mechanics Institute
will open its sixty-second session on
Wednesday night This school, which
Is not only the pioneer of night schools
in Richmond. but is among the first Of
its kind organized in the United States
is we'll known to the manufacturing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
t.rd rhnir M Wenpop

NIrt N0.umhIH s Rohcrts was ar.
rested b. Police screeau, Ivavmock
H.' Policeman Thomas yesterday on
warrant charging her Win assauli
.lt J. q Roberts with ii chair. Tho
.'"rs aId not learn What caus.d m.
legged assault but inc cas-. sill m.
.--.. ~ ,Ic Iolicc Conr, tn.drr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
QUESTION OF SUBMISSION
STILL TO NE DJf.InEn

Leaving out Of question the char
ter reform plan that viii finally be
evolved by III" committee the impor-
taht. undetermined point before the
committee is whether there shall he
submission to tho people OF eyerv
amendment or whether the applica-
ton for changed charter shall be
made By the Council to the Legisla-
ture direct.
II shall never consent TO any nlar
OF reform, whether it provides for =
mere change in the charter or an en-
t!rciy new form of government. unless
II is submitted !" III" people for their
ratihcation.' said Chairman Jones.
yesterday.
To this view other members OF the
committee subscribe opinion, how
ever. is by no means unanimous. and
the question OF submission is one Of
the important problems upon which
the committee has yet to reach arroo-
!nent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
knights TempInr Badge Found.

Policeman Holt several days ago
found lodge badge, bearing the
words. Grand Council, Knights Tenn
plar, near Monroe and Broad Streets
and took it to the Second Station. The
badge is being held there now. and
It's owner can secure it upon proving
ownership.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
Newspaper ONCE Robbed.

RALEIGH n. c., September 1o.-The
office Of the Free Press at Forest City
was entered last midnight by mask I'd
robbers, who took sea from the safe
and escaped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
BODY is COMMITTED
TO BICANIERAL COISCu

While only enc or two members Of
the Charter Change Committee have
commented 20 any extent on the Civic
Associations plan, ii appears reason
ably clear already that the assoc.a-
tons program liz its entirely has no
chance OF receiving the committees
approval. To begin with. the commit
tee has pra ctically recorded itself as
in favor Of retaining tho branch
Council The associations plan pro-
Hides for a single chamber body Of five
members. elected IT large
supporters o: tho bicamnral feature
point 10 the recent controversy over
the Tucker Sanator!um rs an instance
in which the two-hranch Council pre-
vented piece Of obnoxious class lcgis-
lation. which, II there had been ONLY
single body would presumably be
now on thu statute books The ordI-
name" aimed 20 prevent the establish
mentmcnt OF the sanatoriu,n was pass
ed by substantial majority in the
Board Of Aldermen The FEELING,
aroused ~ this action. however. re-
suited IN its defeat in Tho lower bra nch
several days later
To this argument tho cxpononts OF
the unicameral Council reply that n
chamber elected q; larp" would not
have had III" ward incentive TO PASS
N" ordinance IN question. and even
after 1t was passed. 1t could have been
repealed with little more trouble than
was experienced BY tho Common
CohnciI in preventing its passage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
WILL DE SWORN IN
AT PRINCE GEORGE 'COURTHoUsI

The new store at Masonic Temple is
now open. and is ready for your in
speCtion.