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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-30
apEoIaL NnTIoEa

IA taxing such poll nliaIl be the same rs
those Used for voting for cfticers for
County a1d Dlstriet pusposes md ehsli
ii 40 printed thereon the foilcWing wurdS.
Esbeeiat Rad Bond E96ckio ii 1.lneoln
CONT of E1faTtons County. Wet Yifefnia.
entered and spread on the records Of
said Court on the % Day March! 1911.
Noncompliance Wit the petition OF nifty
$500 0F more freehnld krsS OF said District,
died WIN the Court praying for q special;
election to authorize th6 Issuance Of
bonds 10 che amount Of 1850. GOO to I'M
prove certain mai public roads $ofi said
District. according to the laws Of the
StatsG of West " ginta IS
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-30

trt 81
OF election loI1|
the several voting r|-.|
teriaI District OF llhcoin
Ne taken and eacoruliuo1 The roNu
EFaid election on the question Of author
iSihg md maximum special bond levy IN
|tle seret9i roEinE PLACES Tor which they
Bats 6iItcd. seSpSctNelS and de said
vote assd phil % teken 1t the sald sey-
Sral ting 6lsees on eho said niaxtp,isIi
special bond ISsy ma tho eesntts ascor-
tanned and cart aed ditig 10 ~ reg
Eulations seonae FninF seslera1 sleetiqns nj
election &unde the pfovtsinn ot cllaptcr
ss6f the sA6ts fof8 tho ttife ~ sSFest
VlrgiTat1, Extra sesalon ts9ss WliielssEote
shall he taken on "a SIP antlto htElot ON
which shall be printed
Special election % theft4e slnasi-
mum special bond lsySs, 81 g eents on.
each $4,000 vallati Ian % ahle Rfqpe ~
IN Lincoln District sto; prnvtd eor tlieltas
ment OF interest and ~ 81 8fss0.
600 OF bonds according 70 the lprdS d tn
County Court o. 6rfon caunt schte sed
on the a7thT day 10 nt6Fets leIs
Directly underneath Of which allaif lle
prInted5t IN two separate s1tneE.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-30

Respectfully submitted,
H. D. Martin j. D. Victor
James ]. 2 1fichaels ], NJ. Wood
| ]. Lane Parrish AID. ireland
e. NJ. Thompson D. Thor:
A, @. Morgan l.. II. Wilcox
G.. II. ,Nruagravc W. ESRfnple ".
L. N. WhftlRtch Chas. Kochler
| u. s. Downs ]. NJ. Downs tI
| u. M. Jones q. N. Straight
John Z. Wells John a. Book t
| j. i. Rock A.V. Lynch
Us. Il. Burnett W. l.. Hoffman
7. IT, Murphy i. C. Snyder
G. r. Fctty IN. F,lN. RoHcy
IT.. NJ, 1tcrns W, F. Moran
| A.. {. Collins Ice Toothman
| J. W. Phillips w. S. Reynolds
| H.9I. 1Tatzcl !. s. Norris
J. G; Davis Nv. Dotts
! c, n, Talkington F. G. Gray
Michael Book J. NJ. HpEerty
1 7. SiekleaI' Geo w: FIuharty
ChaS. a. Stewart J.w. Hawkins
Chas. Morgan F.:S. Book
r., n. Martin John NJ. Trlch
| u. s. G. Lyon w. J. Lyon
c. w. winklcr q. BaimbridEe
q. F. Downs Ftp. Rex
]. r. Graham r. b. Polling
| NJ, H.i Reese /. s. w. SEllIngs g5.4
j. IT. Williams tsE. Z. Jones
Jas. II. Campbell John Ctatto v
HIN. Martin Jos. J.. Jlccpcr ?
w. II, Grandstair ]. Il. Robinson
Donate Meo John BartoEhck
John II. vingie I'm. Glover
r. F. Parrish f15
And upon consideration Of tho said pc.
ton the Court liz OF the opinion and doth
60 flnd that moro than fifty (50l OF tho
aigners OF tho said petition are legal vo.
tiers and freeholdcrS Of the MagiateriNl
District of lincoln. County of Marion md
State of West Virginia, and It further
appearing to tho Court and the Court
doth so md that tho amount Of tho cur
rent road 1evies upon the property as.
IlsoSsod In said Line Oln' District for road
purposes Isl Insufficient for the purpose
Of said permanent Improvement to DO
made. In said District as set forth In said
petition. li N VI
And ii further appearing to the Court
and The Court doth further ind that tho
total valuation OF, tho. taxa BILE property
in slid Lincoln District. County and
State aforesaid is $18 ,091 ,3S8. IL, as shown
by tho last assessment Of tho property In
said District for state ana county pur-
poses; and tho Court doth further find
that the said MAJ iEterlal District OF 14ln-
coin has no ind ebt dnSAS as such Districts
either bonded or otherwise; and that tho
said County&ot Marion has no 1nd0 bted.
ness; G either bond led \ or otherwise; that
tho amount Of bonded iinde dness sau.
sthoriEed by law, liich5 said Lincoln Dis
ltrtct may 2incurSS Is in excess OF Gthe ag4,
gregnte amount of $3.50 900 for the pur.
Sea3aforo8atd. U NJ X "a TX III
s5Nowgon this day. after mature sccnsidsS
Grafton on SAID pet = don tho Court t1 10
StheRo opinion that hes prag yer ofs SAD petisl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
BODY IDENTIFIED
iind Du Pont Identification Check With
Nnmr OF Thomas ".
Ryan.

Tn. body OF the man found in the
canal At tho foot Of Twenty-frSt Street
Saturday afternoon by Policeman War
rincr Was drawn from the waters early
yesterday morning ~ Detective Ser
g"ant Willy. An Identification ch,ct
ar IN" In l'ont Company bore tho name
"f Ihom"S w Ryan. and showed the
pI'lGr" OF - man about nifty years OF
age. The local police department last
night iclcSraph"d tho Du ron, Com
PAM IN an effort 10 ascertain the city
from which the man came and The
names ana addresses Of his relatives.
tn" body was turned over TO Under
fahcr Ei!lupS pending receipt OF fur
iher information. The body was in a
bad stat" Of decomposition. and it was
impossible TO tell anything about the
mans appearance from It. II is
thought the body had been in the
water several months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
MISS ALICE TUPMAN Is
KNOCKED DOWN BY AUTO
Police Arrest j. \. Crockett ON hRr=e
.f tnrrlc>sIy md Uerklrssiy
Driving MuiOr Chr.

Miss Mice Tupnan and her brother.
SharIard. Of ,0& North Avenue. We're
Nuo.I;cd down and slightly injured
"a,iy las, nigh, on Erond street by
the auioinohilc driven rs j. y Crock
c,l. zoe. Everett street Both Miss
Tupinam ana her brother received
prompt medical attention. amt were
ta-.'t % their home shortly after the
acciGrut phr-iciais being % III: opin-
ION mat cacn had escaped with minor
inii,rics crockett was arrested 10y Po-
iiccincu Holt ip.SlSiuS ana iiaIi"y on
p hurr. of carcicssly ano rccklessly
di'vtnr his machine
Mr. Tupman was drivin" ms auto
'l"niln along Broad Street between
R.lyidarc ANA Henry Streets. wncn
ono of his tires biew out. II" was re-
paving ;hc tube, and hI. sister was
stnndimc on the paved street watch
iup him, when Crockett dr"y" around
No corner "a, i5clvidcrc Street.
Crn, kctt'S car was C.rv"niu. rom
S,dc - side. and before Tupman or his
sister realized their danger tn" ma
chine BAD struck Tupnan. knoctcd
A.m dOu'm and had rum over him. II
ram on :. few feet further aud s,ruch
Miss Tupman. The wheels Of the car
r.I over her foot ana snc was not
hurled out Of it, pnih. hut t-ll short
l. after 1t had r;-ss"d Crockett
St"rp"d his un.hinc after proceeding
mort distance
In. policemen rtt"h'd ia" spo! :,
'cw seconds after IN" accident, aud
Tia. Ambulance. v!NL br. Fletcher ia
charge. was suInu"r"d. In the mean
time. Policeman b.skius rushed Mis-.
Irrrn"u To tho ollie" Of br. H. T.. Muck
"is wh" treated he H." found that
her foot had been bruised badly. hut
va ~ ih' opinion that Hhc was rot
seriously hurt. TupIn.u was bruised
about the hip ana l"E
'rorkctt claiIus that au",h"r ma
chin" r"u rto hi9 Just before the ac-
cid'ut. and that his steering gear was
nrok"p. Tho ca-c viii hc heard ~ The
l'ul1r" t"irt to d;''.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
MUST BE SURE OF GROUND
BEFORE TAKING ACTION
oniriaI Judgment SIN Suspended In
Case Of SUISSE, and Other
Steamers.

WASHINGTON. April 2-OMcial
Judgment still is suspended here on
the cases OF tn" ErIiiSh channel steam
or Sussex and other merchant ships
carrying American citizens. which re-
Gently have met with disaster in the
war zone. Secretary Lansing said to-
night that no additional information
mad been received.
The State Department is most anx-
iuus TO receive from Ambassador
Gerard the reply az the German gov
eminent to inc inquiry he made in re-
gard 10 the Sussex. the Manchester En-
Einccr and the EnGlishman. .>mhas
sador Gerard Informed the department
yesterday that the Ecrlin Foreign Of
nee Was making an investigation, and
that he would be advised Of its results
upon compilations All evidence indie
pendent of that canning from Berlin
lis expected to- he IN the hands of the
department some time during the com
ing week. possibly in time for the
Cabinc, meeting This evidence viii
H.. examined very carefully TO deter
mine whether il forms grounds Cor ac-
ton 10y the United States.
Feeling that the United states must
he sure Of its grounds. the majority OF
the administration do not wish TO take
any step that Will affect relations with
Germany unless evidence is absolutely
conclusive. Some officials think the
American government would he able
TO do nothing unless Germany admits
sinking ono or more OF the vessels.
The Calumet meeting on Tuesday will
hc more largely attended than any In
recent weeks Secretary Lane returned
from California to-day. Secretary Nc
! Adoo vino is in South America, is c%-
pcctcd To be The only absentee on Tues
DAY
t London press dispatches reporting the
SINKING OF the british liner Achilles
1 were read Tonight with interest by
: officials The State Department had no
Information regarding the Achilles. but
/ il Is Presumed that il American citizens
wore aboard, consular agents abroad
: soon will report The fact. together with
/ details cf the sinking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
Nurses to Hold
I az Day To-Day
Annuai Call for Contributions
Is Made BY Large and
,serUing Charity.

There are 20 be- los stations maintain
ed to-day by tn. Instructive Visiting
Nurses Association for the annual
Tag DAY Offering. Practically the
entire city is 10 be covered bv the.
workers ana very few viii escap. with
out donating something for this worthy
cause. Last year nearly $4,000 was
raised 10y this method ana it is hoped
by tn. officers Of the association to
NOR" than duplicate tn. sum raised
last year.
The mouey raised by this method
is practically half OF III. tota! income
of the association. the rcmaiu!ng funds
being received by private contribution
MI of Ia. work 81 the nurses is given
fire" {" tn" people upon whom they
call. aud the list OF diseases In the
last annual report shows that prac,i-
caiiy every form Of ailncnt known to
Richmond citizens was treated by the
nurses.
In many Instances ,hcv call I'm uhy
sttihhs when the eases demand treat
tn"nt from them. This work is ALWAYS
H"n" by tn. physicians gratis. Though
without tn" nurses calling attention to
the needs the physicians in many cages
would not know OF the suffering
Practically all the public buildinrs
and many OF tho larger business con-
Germs "h"r" any great number OF p.o-
pi. al" "a tn" habit or going daily
VIII be well covered throughout IN.
DAY by some OF the workers. aud .y.rv-
one VIII "e asked 10 contribute 10 the
tunG
III point ~ priority thc obstructive
N's'lih+ Nurses Association holds the
hon"r az Misunderstanding ,as-das in
richmond. ana IL is an annual even,
Wh''h Erows into custom. The funds
GROW larger eDcn year a. rho ,i,,,o,s
IN h"ttcr circumstances become awar.
"t tn" uses 10 which tn. money H. put
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
VENIZELOS ANSWERS KING
He,iew. Position of Greek Monarch and
Calls Attcption to IIcipicssneSs
Of "Strnw Men,"

ATHENS. April 'via l'ars). EN
Premier VcniI"lus has resumed active
participation in Greek politics by re-
plying to-day III the Herald, hiS per-
sonal organ, To King consiantinc's re-
cent interview published in the lier-
liner Tagcblatt.
The article. occupying an entire page,
reviews the position OF the Greek mon
arch since the dissolution or the last
Chamber of Deputies and calls atten-
ton to what tho cx-Prcmicr terms the
helplessness OF tho straw men" in the
government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
WANTS STATION NOW; NOT
AFTER YEARS OF DELAY
Dabncy Answers Action of Travellers
Protective Association ~
To Site.
WHY CHAMBER FAvOKs WEST II
Business Manager Sees No Prospect
Of Getting All Roads Together,
and Relieves BELT Line Project Is
Next Best and Most Feasible Plan.

Action in getting nu adequate rail-
road station for the Atlantic Coast Line
and the Richmond. frcdcrick>burG and
Potomac Railroads is more desirable.
SAID William T. pabu"y. business man
aGcr Of the chamber ~ Commerce. last
night than to wait several years 10
cleo, A state Corporation commits
sion 10y the people. expecting that the
railroads viii listen 20 It's DEMANDS.
us was suggested saturday night at
Ia. meeting of the Travellers irot"@-
tiN" Association. when the Main street
sit. for "A Union Station was indors"d.
IF IN. Travellers I'rot"CtiN" NSSoci'-
ton" continued Mr. pabncN. knows
how 10 get the railroad companies in
volv.d TO agree TO union station at
Fifteenth and Main streets then th"E
have learned sometime. which the
chamber OF Commerce has not learned.
after several years Of careful .onsid-
Grafton Of the subject y; first. "" IN
lorscj the Sit" on Main street ior
union station. but, after eNhaustiu- the
extreme possibilities with IN" railroad
companies We decided f"r tn" West
Broad Street site.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03

The police last night received COM
plants OF two automobiles having been
stolen off the streets. Robert b. ALI
port complained that his automobile
had been stolen from before 3olG Mon
um"nt AVenUe and j. g. Sutton. 7n-
seminary Avenue reported that his
runa bout had been stolen from before
Hll West Grace street about 1890
O'Clock. This mnchiu" was found az
Eleventh and Broad Streets by 20
ilceman y. NJ Smith early this MON
.nr. II had been subjected to rough
usage. and : said to be Damaged CON
sidera bly,. The polio" had not located
Allports car up TO an carly hour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
CANE MORE EOW VISITORS
THAN THOSE WtiO PASS TiIIfui I'll

we care moro for the pcopl" "ho
came ~ the city than tho"" who L"
through II The tourists who stop over
here spend MONEY ~ the hotels winch
means that business - simulated. as
rooney is hroucht into tn" city winch
goes for help hir" food and EXPENSES.
1t is tho money that comes into tn"
city that makes it,
but with all IN" arguments MAD"
by the proponents Of the downiown
station wha, VIC want il q station Al"
soon as posSibl" and not several years
from now. Some OF those argue against
the building OF a station on IVES: Broad
street, because ~ * too far ont should
consider thai the few minutes spent
on the street car would bc made up
before the train got into Washington
from Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
SAYS CHA MiI:It HAS
NOT CHANGED IRIS MIND

The chamber has not changes ITS
mind in regard 10 the selection o! Il
location and We have mad. ourselves
plain all :,louG. This talk OF el"ctius
"a STATE. Corporation Commission ti tn"
people may be alright, but the cham
Der is going TO work with tn" govern
men, that exists at present The Iu"S-
ton OF tn. location Of railroad St.,
ton would not come under Stat" bust
ness but would lie FOR tho Interstate
Commerce Commission TO regulate.
Suppus. after a coniniss ION We're elect
ed hy the people amd 1t should order
Tho railroads coming into Richmond
,n bufId :. union station ~ Fifteenth
and Main street would thcN be com
nollcd To carry out the demands "i IN"
stat. boGy" Not If tn" Interstate, Com
rn.rcc Commission decided otherwise
What is ;hc use OF delaying IN M
SELECTION 81 a site by waiting untlI Inc
nconl. ,lc,, n commission mat "il1
ii.,eu 20 their demands The chainner
Mas been told time and again mat IN"
Atlantic coast Line Viii not acced" I"
trc demands mad" Ca IL 10 20 INTO :,
uniou station ct Fifteenth street lhcN
20 want 10 get the next best thing, ana
rather than permit tn" location ~ INC
hermitage club which would mean 4
hack in station. y" decide" on 'hr
Rosnneath Rotd aud the crossing 81
The Felt Line Tor tn" joint station
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
RECEIVES NEW MEMBERS
Services at Westminster Fresh, ste rim
hurch show Result Of stimuli
taneouS RcNiNnl.

s. . result ri the r"ccu, sunuI-
';tu"Ouf cvarG"!isttc services there
'Nor. received into the membership Of
" c&tuIin-tcr Presbyterian church yes
''rdHt uiuctc"u persons 10y letter from
other churches JHd tw"nty-Scvcu on
profession OF faith. The quarterly com
,uuui"u service OF this congregation
vii h.. held or April ~, when fur
'h'r class Of applicants VIII h" re-
c'iV"d nat" membership III tai" branch.
'Ih" pastor. Rev. j. y. Fair. u. -. re
ports that interest in the church ~ in
"rcHSInr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
Complains az .tshnulf.

NJ. herman. 2l3 North Ninrtccn.h
street complained 70 the poliCn Ncs.
t.rday that he lad been assaulted v.;,,,
n b"ttI" ana rocks on Sixth street
between Leigh ana jackson carly yc.
'cihny morning He was taken to W.
siilia Hospital. where he was treated
ucinS able 10 20 10 his hon. :, shor.
,'ine later Police were searching for
ms assailarts yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03

Adelaide Hermann and her company
will he one OF the his: particular Tea
lures Of the new show that comes to tho
Lyric for the first half Of the week
beginning with to-day's matinee. The
widow OF Hermann the Great" prom
Uses elaborate exposition OF tricks
and illusions. with u lcavcninE Of good
comedy Mr.. and Mrs MacFarland will
Offer Il singing and talking turn. with
II novel OLA podrida OF amusing spc-
cialtics. Lew Hawkins. the minstrel
who recently entered vaudeville, is
brinEinr ba- fun Of laughs and some
funny songs. ACrobaticS aloft and be-
low will be the exhibition of the Fly
Ing NcloncOns. team OF midair gym
iasts, who perform many daring fcats.
and laughahic comedy character
sketch. sergeant Louder u. s. A."
will be presented 10y lmhof. conn and
COrccuc. The new motion pictures will
include some new Mexican scenes. Il
fresh inSta llmcnt Of the ScliS-tribune
war pictures. two photo comedies. and
Il pictorial review Of the worlds news
OF tho past week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
WILL. DOUBLE iM0t\T
GIVEN last \E,u

- lanes Episcopal church has
enough reports at hand 10 enable the
announcement 20 he made tina. m.
t.n'uN' "a he given will double ,n..
amount given last year. St James had
:" men on the committees that ava rs
share ~ n: every member canvass
1h" total number OF lavncn workin.,
s. stcrda% through the committees vas
Nor" 'han 800. The members az four
teen Episcopal churches in the citv re-
NAMED in their homes between the
hours of o'cloci5 until s o'clock Tire
committees drove all over the civ In
automobiles provided 70" them Th.
lists were mad" up 10 iuciud" every
F.piscopalian III the city. II VAS an
bounced tina; more than 80 p"r cen,
were n homo when The members OF lh..
committee called.
Til" followimc churches 'ooh par, in
tho every member canvass AScen-
sion All saints Christ. Emmanuel.
Grace. HOLY Trinity Holy Comforter.
st E'aulS. -. St.ph"n's. Meade Memo
rial. - Andrews, - James 81 LUkes.
and II Marks Monumental Good
Shepherd. - Thomass aud Epiphany
did not MAX. IN" canvass Yesterday. as
these churches had already done so
REV T. w ration. Of Atlanta. and
John w Wood. nc N"w York, made
short addresses Yesterday AZ IN"
church Of the ioi,- Trinity preparatory
- tho members OF the teams going
ou' 20 visit The members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
Comes TO High school.

Ralph Chiffon. OF Lancaster County,
- expected TO arrive in Richmond to-
DAY 10 become teacher OF mathc-
MATES IN the Richmond High School
Mr.. Chiffon. who is n graduate Of the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Is the
son Of William Chiffon. clerk Of the
Lancaster Circuit Court. After his
graduation Mr.. Chiffon taught in the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute for one
session and later taught in the Ian
caster High school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
SCIENTIST LECTURES
william, ID. McCruckrn Delivers Inter
r-tinI Ink ON Tcuchinrs 81
Nrs. Eddy

William II McCrack, Il member OF
the board or lcctui cship % The Mother
thurch, Christian Science. of Boston.
spoke yesterday afternoon Ia a num-
Der q; members OF that faith in the
Colonial Th-ater. He delivered AN in
terestins talk OH the subject ANA was
listened {" attentINs!y by those pres
emit II. referred several times 20
Science and Health. Win Key to the
scriptures. written by Mrs. EDDY,
founder Of Tho Christian Science faitn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
Using Horse without r.rmI,.,o,

Aubrey Jones ana Bernard Beaslcv.
the TWO men arrested by Policeman
i.unplin on the Government, Road Ia,.
SATURDAY night on "a charge Of being
drunk and diSorderly, Yesterday were
charged with taking and using tho
hors" and buggy OF John Perrin with
out the permission OF the owner 3eas-
l-y was charged also with lll-treating
the animal!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
ADJUSTMENTS


For Friday and saturday. with Sat
urday matinee. the Academy OF Music
announces the return appearance of
Twin Beds the extremely amusing
farce by Salisbury Field and Margaret
Mayo. which has made most of Amer
lea laugh It's complicated situations
arise from the combination OF two jcal-
Gus young wives. two perfectly limo
cent young husbands. n tcmpcramcntal
Italian opera tenor and his Capa bic.
husky wife. and II modern New York
apartment house. There are hundreds
OF laughs in each of its acts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
49, 7- o. -Haa=-a-7 . -
tiiurprh with DisOrdrr.

'o!iu Davis, rolOred, MAS arrested hN
i'il!r"uiau Till"r yesterday on a chIrg"
az u:,iutniuiI.. - diSordcrly house at
"i% %ur'n Third street. IN additional
warrant charging Davis with selling
liquor ~ ihc house without 4 license.
wHS executed on MIN At the S"conG
Precinct station,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
Automobile Accident.

pr j. NJ. Iiutchcsons overland road
Stcr "kidnrd int" thc curbinG near
Fourth and Franklin Streets la:c last
uiSnt and crashed into a telegraph
pol" before II could be stopped. The
right frOnt wheel wa. crushcd the
right fender and tho radiator were
damaged IN. iiutchcson was injured
slightly. bu, WAS able To 20 to his
home. COS East Franklin. without as
SiStInCc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03

NJ /. rhrouGhtnrt, so" West Gay
street. Mas reported Ivy policeman sam
'Iois N"stcr,a! uu charge Of speed o.
ing IL motorcycle through the streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
CONFERENCE WITH ADDISON
As no STATt. pRINTENI

McinhtrS OF TypoSraphiCal Union. 40.
80, the Richmond local. are very much
Interested in the proposition. ana there
VII! -" - number OF delegates FROM
here ON sunday when the delegates
from the other Virginia towns gather
IN Newport News To discuss TIA. prupu-
sition.
The "onmittc" regarding III. State
printeiy has already HAD one very sat
isiactorE Interview with senator Wal
'er T.. Addison. Of lynchburS This
committee will make a rcpor, OF its
progress and further plans viii l." lis
cuSScd.
In case IL Is dccidci TO make an IL
fort 10 land the second union printers
home for Virginia. TIA, meeting neNt
sunday will appoint " committee 10 IN
;"ivicw Mr.. Ryan and ask for :, tract
OF land large enough for the home IL
Nelson County If this is given them
by MI Ryan the Virginia members OF
the union believe they viii have a
strong point 10 make in asking for the
home when the national association
meets ncAt, and when the matter is
coming up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-03
t,NIii bling In Sircrf

). y. HtarNe was arrested by Police.
men w T. Clarke and Cullin.sHorth
yesterday on charge OF being ais
orderly and gambling in the street