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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line list is.......... Soi
A { Ill. and y. IS ,askcdl ...,....... S2'.
\ g l.. cv ,in Baltimore ,hidl ....... ST.
Chesapeake and Ohio cv. f?s...........- -oS,
l,irrett and Myers IS Observation-Disclosures. 1::i,
lorilhrd 7s bid. Observation-Disclosures. iroia
y ana " CIV. AIS bid ................. in1i:
Sealoard Air Line standard is........... -
=. board Air Line adj 5s............. 6it2
Southern Pacific cy Observation-Disclosures. N0ia
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. sli7
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. a9i.
L. : Registered . ,hid, ................. Q.
Y. : Registered Is, l:lS ,hil ...-..... looii
L. :. Panama Registered IS. l96! thiGN. loli4
7 : Registered Is. l9& thidI .....-...-.. l0a
L : S,ee' 81 Observation-Disclosures icl";
''i-CinIa- frorn Fr'N cts ,W. Na.).... -
Va RS. End Power IS htdh ............. -
Va car. Chemical Observation-Disclosures. a6'.
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York

Sales. Stock
1000 Alaska Gold .............'
LOO Allis- Chalmers
'.Goo Allis-Chalmers. pfd. 49,.
1900 Amalgamatcd Copper -.
100 Am. Ayr. Chem. com. -.
100 Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
-, 90 American Can .......
l'%oc American Can, pfd. .....
la,"00 Amer. Car and Fdry.
200 American Cotton Oil.
700 Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
zoo American l.inseed OIL.
$500 American Locomotive :.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd.
GOO American Smelling 49,.
American SNUFF. com.
700 American Sugar ........
700 Amor. Tel. and Tel. Co. :.
100 american Tobacco. com.
American Tobacco. pfd..
$500 Anaconda Copper $500.
ZOO Atchison
loo Atlantic Coast Lipe.
\. {. l.. of Connecticut.
Baltimore and Ohio. 80.
800 Bethlehem Steel Co. com
$500 Baldwin Loco. ......
British Amer. Tob. Co. =.
200 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
gu" 1enlTal Leather. com 49,.
900 Canadian Pacific $50.
200 California Petroleum -.
Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
200 Chi. Great West. pfd. -.
1000 Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul.
800 Chino Copper ..........
$4,000 Crucible steel Cor. com.
400 Crucible steel. pfd. -.
l","0o Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
200 Consolidated Gas ....
1900 Corn Products. com. -.
Den. and Rio Gran, com.
200 Erie ...................
100 Erie, LIST pfd. ...........
600 Fed. Min. and Sm.. pfd.
1860 General Electric ....
100 Goodrich, com.
90 Great Northern, pfd.
,c 90 Great Northern Ore CTS.
200 Illinois Central
l.t00 lntcrboro- Met.
800 lnterboroMct.. pfd. -.
Int. Harvester. com.
200 Int. Paper .............
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET
FINANCIAL
ASK MIR. BOWMAN"

For Information and rates 10 Cal,for.
MA Expeditions before making ar.
engagements elsewhere. He can prcba
sly save you money. Tickets BY rail
or water to all points. Phone RAN
Va.
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sEABoARD AIR LINE R.11w.v

The Progressive Railway OF the sonth -
sout mound trains scheduled to leave Rich.
nond daily: e:35 A. NJ Local to Noriina ~
r. NJ. sirepers and coaches. Atlanta III;
ningham; 6:as p. 81. through coaches ent
seepers to Jacksonvilie; l2:4t A NJ sle.n.rss
Atlanta. Birmingham. Jacksonviile Tamn.
and coaches Jacksonville.
Northbourd trains rcheduled to .rrtr. .,
Richmond daily: 900 A. NJ $3.50 A. M io..n
$3.50 A. NJ. 5:57 p. II. e'i
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STEAMBOATS,.
OLD DOMINION LINF

Lv. Richmond, foot OF Ash st. daily.7:oo p =,
Leaves Newport News. $500 A a.
Arrive Norfolk .......... no a. y
Connections with main line steamers is.,u
Ing Norfolk for New York daily, except So
day. 200 i. VI. Connections also IN ado nv =,
y W. Ry. Z. ii. and G. d o. Ity. at 4 p ~
Night line steamers stop at Claremont ~ -,
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. James Rix.,
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point, Eewnoi
News aud all james River landings, MonSSs
"Wednesday and Friday at 6 100 A. NJ FreIrE,
received for all James River points.
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RAILROADS
Norfolk &Western RAILWAY

oNLS ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
seheduls In effect April s. 1918
N6RESt byra street Station. Richmond FOE
.r,r oLk ,9:p a. NJ. $500 p. NJ, $4,000 p. NJ
.srSH LfNSsiBURG AND THE wEsT,j
NJ No a. d.. 's;@ A. n. 'a:00 +. NJ, $3.50 p
\, Ar.iv We Richmond from Norfolk: .11:xo A
$50 NJ 90 D., u;eo 2. 81. From tho Wet;
NJ. $500 T.. NJ ~ - ne 'o'I r
o. 'Da''y. tDaIly except Sunday. ,su,a.
". b. REylLL W s.,-,nn
6 Ii SosL Dfloh 5. p a. g. H E A. R9aGef.
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HIDE AND WOOL MARKET.


Wool has advanced. and In very good de.
mani. Hides are also very nrm and II L.
believed the market Will continue strong
II is not advisable to ship green hides in
warm weather. 1t will pay better 20 salt
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
CHICAGO, July i6-Threshing delays ana
improved export demand had a builish in
hucnce to-day on wheat. The market closed
unsettled. but /. to = above last night
Com gained is@'. To L net, and oats is2l.
10 y. The outcome in provisions was az to
i2t=TlS decline.
WHEAT
July; Jul, .,,,.. ;;s,: 4; !,5 !.l,,<
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go up weekly: $50 UP daily: Amer. par
HOTEL WILLARD

New York Ave. and Beach: rreproof: de-
liEhtfully cool: centrally located; newly fur
nished. elevator: private baths: running
ter IN rooms: bathing from hotel. excellent
II able and service; capacity. 400: European
and American plan. Booklet.
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0tterburn Lithia Springs Hotel

Forty miles over good automobile
roads, newly routed and posted under
direction of Richmond Automobile
Club. tSec July number Richmond
MotoriSt for route.) Otterburn is now
the popular resort for Richmond and
Petersburg weekend parties. Private
ba this, running water, large cool rooms.
Best table. good service. Public dance
Saturday nights. Free garage service
Rates. $3.50 and SO per day. Weekly
and monthly rates. Booklet.
Manager, Ottcrburn Hotel,
Amelia Courthouse Va.
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SUMNER RESORTS Virginia
Orkney Springs Hotel and Rain.

orkney Springs. Va. Open Juno l.
/. snoee"uliul mountains: always cool; elevation
..SVV II YOU value health. pleasure. rest
Soine. restorative waters equal Carlsbad
t'h"ny. Tor nervousness. poor blood. gen.
eIa. Ieoiiity. rheumatism kidney. and
s.oihaeh troubles. Free amusement. dancing
pooi. tenu's. croquet: good table: reasonable
rates: cap 500: booklet II e. Garter. Prop
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations.
SDy evy Commission Col

/; Black eye peas No. /, bushel...o 50 to ? Is
MARKET CONDITIONS.
foultry-Chickcns. active at prices quoted ::
hens. active prices quoted. Eggs-Re-
ccipts extremely heavy, no demand mar
ket lower and unsettled. Butter-Marke,
| firm at quotations
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HOTEL RALEIGH

Beach Front Accom- m cd lions nj Half Price.
81. Charles Place & Beach.-rhe popular see
ION; within sight and sound Of the ocean.
10 large rooms. all open exposure. priv ate
taths. running water, porches. elevator. etc.
Cuisine and service hest obtainatle. Low
rates. Booklet. H.. J. DYNES.
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Hotel Majestic

az attractions: ocean
elevator, private baths
SUPERIOR table. SpeCl;
500 UP daily Booklet
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NAVAL STopEo

K KS "ers quiet to-day in the stapie end
,,s,,el an. .t zane! goods are attracting I'M
' attention Wool. strong and actIyc
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains Leave Richmond ST. station
Scncdulc hgures not guaranteed For IN,
south-Daily 80 \. NJ. local: 1880 A. n
express; +. NJ. express. with obsr.va,,or
sieopinE car for Atlanta. ,i:ij p. NJ. express,
.icep!nE car open go +. NJ. 500 p. NJ local
Tor keEs!llc and Chase City-week DAYS
fo!k River i.n"-j;.o + NJ Steamer Train
except sunday. connecting for BaltIrnosS
ParIcr carr. .:sj y VI. ard t:.6 p. 81 daily
local
Trains Arrive Ricnnord-From the South
I:o5 q. 81. and 500 A. NJ. $3.50 p NJ Sl
: VI. daily; $40 a. 81. except Sunday
From West Point: s:t5 4 NJ eScent Nom
day; $40 a. NJ aud Sis T. NJ daily
office so r Main st. Phone Madison -.
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NEW YORK. Iuly !6-Port movement
M.GdHnF 50; exports 2:5i bales: stock.
.fssNi bales
Tota' '"-day :, all ports-Net receipts.
$50 bales. exports, $50 bales: STOCK. 7of o..
bales.
Total for we~A-Net receipts. 3s sos bales
Total for Hea.on Set receipts. ioesi o.:
bales. exports S..g!1S
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Virginia Avenue ard
Reach. Rcnv:1;rd
throughout. center
view. capacity. 800.
white service. etc.
!, 5000 up week y:
N. 4. SMITH
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,Ronn e h:kS BURG PEANUT MARKET
'Hnrr een ny Rodgers. Plummer g Co Ipo,
ra LETTERS BURG: VA. July !6-spanish1
n y 81 stetk-Narket steady. First auai-
~. sc per bushel: ongradc Ioc 10 500 on,
.,naTn observation-disclosures stock .Marke,
fancy hapd dnLy Jumbo Sic per pound:
Rnt BIZ &c per pounas: Smelling stock. &c 70
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NEW ORLEANS. Juiy l6-H.avy buying
20 tuf me cotton market today, forcing
prizes nearly :! 90 bale over Yesterday,
close. Whie niIch OF the demand ra,ne
from GOVERNS shorts. there was also an
lnsistent INJURY from the lonr side In
the Iast fnlf hour ~ business tho marker
displaced more strength and the close wa.
at net gain of thirty-one to thirty four
points. "
The opening was ~ the advance and in
TIE eorlN trading prizes rose uhou, ton
points on aegr"ss!v" hIving from tho long
sid; Drovsh' In Sou'h rcxa- and smelling
In tho Eastern belt were given as tho ron
sons for tho tulish feeling
During the morning the advance uas
"idHh-a 70 nearly :wcnty points bv n mi.
Nait bureau report on condition Wilton
Sh."-i g loss 81 ~ points during the
Of contracts iy spot people and heavy trad.
INF IN Spots IN th% interior. kept he I'D
vanc" going in the afternoon. when the
Taeins months At their best stood thirty
FIX 20 thiTty- nine points up.
Cotton futures closing; July. s..2. October
9:i. Deocmber. so: January s53: March,
y's Cotton spot. steady. seven points M
Middllrg. s1Ic; sales the spot. 20 bales (:
10 arrive. 500 bales.
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nrm. 'SssMIN .. Ca. July, ls.-Tnrncn,tne.
o casks: shipments. is7 casks: stock, u, ios
c"ir,s s M"s IN firm: sales. i5:c barrels; re-
stock 55.5S2 barrels quote: Ap 90
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SUMMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. civ
KENYON HALL

on beach ut belmont Avenue. Chelsea; Tn.
oostructeo ocean view; running water In all
rooms: cler.: capacity 500. TIIOS. KENT.
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Dry GOODS
NEW YORK. July i6.-Cot,on goods mar
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New Hotel Merton

=. vermont Avenue and Beach: capacity. 800.
very moderate rates for the comforts. APP
poihtmentS and table OF the largest hotels.
70 up daily; special weekly. I.aryc. c.oi
Hce;n view rooms etc. Booklet {. Il.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
AUTOS KILL OR MAIN Nine PERSONS A DAY;
4 POLICE SAY THEY CAN'T STOP SLAUGHTER

drives the side of the street drives too fast does
Of the other things that lead to most of the accidents
just the instincts of hog In paror.
you can take hog into parlor but you can't teach it
These fellows are Just the same The public and the
sefshness.
automobile drivers Every who is member of that club
will sign written promise to not only obey the traffic regua
tons himself but to report all violations he the drivers
can be thoroughly interested half the battle will be
The ten who careful shame the who is not
Laws like automobile regulations made to be obeyed
the automobile situation and stop accidents by force
Police Commissioner Gillespie Superintendent Marquald
and Secretary Walters Saturday issued order which
incumbent upon every officer of the department to
force traffic regulations
Speaking Of the edct which distributed to all
precinct stations, Superintendent Marquardt says:
Il confident that the ORDER which promotes campaign
Of education will bring beneficial results The officers have been
of traffic regulations and to make complaints in those
II hope there will be material essenng in the number of
street accidents result OF the order There have been alto
gether too many of late
The order states that officers shall be genemany, and
hemore the Officers must know the traffic regulations and
ordinances that at glance they will know whether the
Special attention will given speeding reckless driv-
ing turning high speed the obstruction of safety
and crosswalks and machines not properly lighted
Patromen also will act sanitary officers under the
a" am convinced that it would be possible for the city
construct short crossing tunnels at comparatively small
Berlin the traffic congestion problem is being solved in this
way It imperative that the pedestrian be eliminated from
John Reid grade separation engineer for the city, declares
that Aid Krmes suggestion the most practical that he has
AID Schemansy wants the grades separated at Woodward
and Mchiganaves but his plan would cost mint of
and the traffic congestion problem would only be partially solved
Park Commissioner Dust's plan for underground
engineer He says will be possible to park several thousand
cars in the underground garage
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
POLICEMAN'S
BULLET HALTS
FLEEING MAN

Following chase several times
around the Wayne hotel block after
Charles McGinnis, 80 years old. of
Cleveland. who was suspected OF
stealing an automobile. Patrolman
Morris McNamee, of the central sta
ton, stopped his man with a bullet
through the left thigh. The chase
was watched by several hundred
persons from the hotel, the Wayne
gardens and bathhouse, who were
attracted by the shots from the Of
ficer's revolver, fired into the air.
About 10 o'clock. McNamee saw
a car, stolen from Stephen Trybus,
OF No. 918 Chene-st., standing in
front Of the Wayne. Not knowing
whether It had been recovered, he
called headquarters and found that
it was still among the missing ma
chimes
At that minute FIVE men came
from the hotel and seated them
selves in the car. McGinnis took
the drivers seat, and the officer
called to him not to start. The four
passengers jumped out and ran,
but McGinnis was caught by the
steering wheel. He managed to un'
tangle himself and ran. with the
officer in pursuit.
McGinnis Is In the receiving hos
pital. His condition Is not serious.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
OPIUM MAKER
is FINED $4,000

Fred Turner, a Negro, indicted
under the recently enacted opium
law. pleaded guilty before Federal
Judge futile. Monday afternoon,
and was fined 10000. In default
OF the fine, Turner can satisfy the
court record by taking cut a pau
per's oath and serving 30-day
term in the Detroit House OF Cor
rection.
Turner was caught manufacturing
smoking opium in his home, No. ~
Catherine-st., by Detectives Kunath
and Krimmel in September.
The following pleaded guilty to
violations Of the Harrison anti-nar'
cotic law and received sentence:
Harry Cooper, two years in Leav-
enworth: James NJ. Clark, two
years and three months in Leaven-
worth; Edward Booker, two years
and six months in Leavenworth.
Charles Day pleaded not guilty to
a violation OF the drug act and was
remanded to Jail, with bail fixed at
$1,000. Mike Tonotf, slleged to
have struggled many aliens from
Windsor to Detroit. pleaded not
guilty. He was also remanded to
jail under $1,000 bail. The defen-
dants indicted under the car seal
act all pleaded not guilty and Will
be tried the latter part OF the
month.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
DETROIT TIMES
Buy Toys With Smiles
Says Jane adams;
Ban 1 in Soldiers

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Toys with
smiles In them as Christmas gifts
for children were urged by promi-
nent Chicago women today. who
unanimously accepted the idea Oh
New York women that smiling dolls
as Christmas toys are far more suit
able than tin soldiers and toy guns,
which foster the military spirit.
ANY toy that causes smile or
laughter Is a beautiful toy" said
Jane Adams, head OF Hull house,
There Is too much Of the military
spirit. II Is wrong to encourage
this spirit with military toys. | am
In favor of anything that will take
away the thought of war from the
children. | would suggest even a
ban on the khaki suits and warlike
hats and caps"
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
CAR BREAKS
MAN'SSKULL
II. S. Haggert May Be
Fatally Injured
Other Mishaps

Hit by an auto, driven by Jacob
Wexler. OF No. 314 Kirby-ave. east,
nj $3.50. Monday night. q man, be-
lleved to be II. 8. Haggert, suffered
q fractured skull and severe injuries
to his body. and lies In the city re-
ceiving hospital In critical condi.
tio7. The name Haggert was on a
meat ticket found In the mans coat
pocket.
Haggert. II Is said, was crossing
John R.-st., between Elizabeth-st.
and Adams-ave., when he walked into
the PATH Of the machine. The po-
lice and Wexler say that he was in
toxicated. Wexler. In a statement
to Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Speed, said that he was driving
about IL miles an hour. and that he
tried In every possible way to avoid
hitting the man.
On the recommendation OF the
prosecutor, Wexler was locked up
for reckless driving. The victim OF
the accident was semi-conscious
when he was brought into the cen
trail station. and he was rushed to
tho receiving hospital.
Orvil c. Alien. ~ years old, Of No.
EOS 6eyburn-ave.. was struck by
auto patrol No. 1, driven by PATROL
iusn John J. O'Rourke. while he was
crossing Grand River-ave., In front
Of No. l1o. The aged man was
Knocked to the pavement and suf-
fered severe cuts and bruises. He
was taken to the city hospital by
the patrol and later to his home.
The accident happened late Monday
afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
POLICE PINCH
PAIR OF PICTURE
PROMOTERS

Two promoters of an imaginary
motion picture company, who are
said to have ouped several young
men and women, were taken into
custody by Detectives Coats and
Rick Monday night, end are charged
with having obtained money under
false pretenses.
They gave their names as Earl A..
Beaupre. 32 years old. of No 266
Russell-st.; and J. 7. Roland de
Gazelle. 25, of No. 23S Russell-st.
They advertised for young men and
women to become motion picture
performers, II is said. and. when
prospective performers called, they
were told that q company was being
formed, and that they would be as
sured permanent work by taking
few shares of stock in the Star Fea-
ture Film Co."
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
Business Men Lend Aid
In Providing NeW Home
For Crippled Children

A campaign, fathered hy business
men, is In operation 10 raise 100000
for an educational colony for Grip
pied children. development of the
Van Leuven Browne Home for Grip
pied Children which, since 1907,
has struggled along with insufficient
means and has done splendid work
in Detroit.
This home began with Ave rooms.
borrowed furniture, one little Grip
pie. Miss Browne and so cents. II
now has a building of It's own on
Kenilworth-ave., 80 children, and
teachers and nurses TO assist Miss
Browne but there are many more
who seek admission and cannot be
accommodated.
The new plan Is 10 buy 40 acres
of land In the suburbs. build and
equip eight cottages, each to com
fortably house IL children: erect
an Isolation hospital. and an admin
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
MUTINY ABOARD
LAKE STEAMER

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 9.-Mutiny
on a great lakes freighter. the first
incident of this kind recorded mere
in many years. is alleged to have oc-
Cured last night on the steamer j.
X. Dimick. of Detroit.
AS result OF the trouble Robert
Hamil. wheelsman. is in a hospital
in a critical condition for beating
he received and two members of the
crew. Albert Schuenk and Frank
Benz, are under arrest, and will be
given hearing before a federal
commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10

istration building; provide for Z
city receiving home and hospital
for surgical work; AFFORD an oppor-
tunity for the boys who are able To
become expert farmers and for
others to learn q trade which shall
make them self-supporting; insure
home for any crippled children In
need of It's care and provide an en-
dowment Of 100000. The details
OF this plan have been worked out
by practical men. who find that this
sum will cover the proposition.
This school and home supplies q
very actual need In Detroit. II In
non-sectarian and wholly supported
by voluntary contributions. The
best surgeons give their services.
and Miss Browne mothers" the
children with a love which comes
from real understanding Of their
affection. A cripple herself. she
long ago realized the terrible hand.
leap which II entailed. and set
about. alone and without money. to
do what she could for the little suf.
ferers who came within her per-
sonal experience. Her hardships In
managing the financial end of her
The Detroit times., 1915-11-10
TOLL OF THE AUTOMOBILE

Injured since Jam in automobile accidents 27s5
Deaths from these accidents. ................ AZ
What can be done?
An average of than nine persons have hurt
automobile accidents every day this year.
Sundays excepted?
No. the number is usually larger Sundays than other
lays
An average of life week has been sacrificed
pa these accidents. l.
routine part the work of the police reporter any
eroi newspaper the daily accident story Most of them
IRE responsible t.'
Much has Safety First but SO far Safety
'eems TO be a nice sounding phrase and little more.
Just what the way stop the daily toll of life and limb
xaced by that twentieth century development which
De at once mans best servant greatest friend and in careless
nands, worst enemy?
Police Commissioner Gillespie is inclined to think that the
oce IS going as far as it can toward governing
to educate the people, motorists and pedestrians alike to use
bore care.
"Out 1000 men in the department about $50 are now
town he Their business is to direct traffic and
revent congestion They not engaged in the detection
wen the prevention of crime.
1T is true that do not have many accidents down
remember rightly there has only been this in the
provided down town streets and that not serious.
But what do about the rest of the town. It would
axe hundreds than have to extend the traffic
stem AL over the city mere are zoo requests on ME now Tor
affc officers at different locations throughout the city for
thich we have not the
at the whole proposition is matter for
newspapers matter of the education of the people than
police matter Are the drivers who figure in accidents
1mnas Not at all They careless perhaps, or selfish
sregadng the rights of Others but they not criminals
here is no intent to njure anybody
I'VE arrest some Of them and prosecute them but what
get u.s. You have to show intent to establish either
Omicde ansaugte and cant show intent in these
cdent cases You that was careless some
that he drunk but for proving that he intended to
nmit homicide mansaughter that is different. tell
service story sent all the country when
pdy convicted in automobile accident case anywhere
up the traffic rules take the rights of others into
nsideraon The fellow who cuts through safety who