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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-06
LIFE IS ONE TERM
AFTER ANOTHER FOR
TH|EWNG SANCHEZ
Plans for Marriage on His Release
from Jail Interrupted by Arres.
and Sentence of Sixty Days
More.

N"f much NOR, than % day AFTER
he uul-h'l serving u term W thu
county jail Juiu Suuchot VAS gi.cu
another Hp.dJy sentence Yesterday A.
'crn,uu ht Justice 81 tho Pr1o, "
" Mcclellan tie was convicted 81
sioa'.ut q revolver md 10 vile hciuur-
ing go Horr, sheppard The previous
conviction Wns fur the thief, OF thto"
ivory billiard balls.
sanchez Wa released from ilil Tho
day before Yesterday. That evening
ne v.s arrested for the theft of a
little aud s'N-ehootcr. Sanchez az
ucDtod iu g,t married when IA lof'
Jail. The mother - M" girl went 20
Under hrrn Dick Lewis ana ASKED
liu 10 there wasn't -0mcihIug -h.
c"Gil 81" 20 prevent 90. marriage.
Tho girl .~ - YEAR old and the under.
>hof.T told the mother o. withhold
her CONS M
Whatever SANCHEZ pl,Ss may nay
u'tH 10 tho face Of tho mother up-
position thoy wor" Interrupted by the
arrest on Sheppard complaint.
WHOM SANCHEZ was arrested tho
first time chcf ot Police G1lu-h5
learned that Do" vi- known to the r..
pas1 police as an all-,round thief and
undesirable.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-06

Henry lani- baggage and all other
things;
lie ~ ,out calling ~ hats on
their wings
Ills motto l. prumpvnc--; his service
~ fine:
Whenever Won want hin Just phone
Ni<i-TuIsIE- NINE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
TEMPLEMAN ELECTED
Nude President of Highland PnrI. Gill
Hcns' Associntinn--Dr. Anderson
Makes Address,

Nearly 200 people attended the an
nuai meeting OF the Highland Park
Citizens Association last night in the
auditorium Of the Highland Park
school. when Il buffet supper was serv-
ed, officers for the year elected. and
several speeches by we'll Known citi-
Zens were made. Professor - r. An
derson. OF Richmond College. was the
principal speaker. urging all citizens
10 qualify that they might vote and
enlarge the electorate Of the city.
As result Of this speech, two COM
mittccs were appointed To conduct a
membership campaign. by which the
membership OF the organization. Of
iicers hope. may he increased to 500.
Professor Anderson touched or the
suggestions for city planning made TO
the Council by Mayor George Ainslie,
and expressed the hope that the Coun
ell would carry out the recommends
lions Of the Mayor. officers elected
last night are as follows
Rev S. RI. Templeman. president: \.
T. lanes. first vice president: John u.
Taylor, second e-prcsident. and T..
II. Thyer. secretary and treasurer. Va
rious committee appointments were also
made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
AGREEMENT WITH FORBES
VIII Dedicate Land for Streets for
Si3.Un0 and Return of SIu.uUU
StrccI-tnr Iioud

IN agreement between W. :. Forbes
and the Council Finance Committee for
n part Of Mr.. Forbes's property neces-
sary for the extension OF Monument
Avenue over the Belt Line tracks, and
Ia widen Roseneath Road and TO give
other requisite facilities has been
reached. Negotiations were carried on
with Mr. Forbes by a subcommittee
consisting of Chairman Grundy, Vice
chairman Seatou and Alderman Gill
man.
Mr.. Forbes, il is said has agreed to
let the city have what il needs for
$i5,o00. provided the city will return
the bond for $4,000, which he placed
as a guarantee that the Richmond and
Henrico Railway Company would car
~ out certain agreements. lie also
agrees. II IS said. to allow the extern
sion OF Monument Avenue alone for
$4,000, provided the bond is restored
TO him The additional $4,000 is ask
Ell for the property necessary for tho
widening Of Roscneath Road and to
extend streets parallel with Monument
Avenue, which must pass through the
Forbes property.
The subcommittee Will report this
agreement, IL Ia said. at the meeting
Of the committee this afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
The purchase of "A right-of-way
through the Forbes property will re-
move the last obstacle to the extension
Of Monument Avenue. the depression
or the Belt Line tracks and the removal
of the grade tracks on Broad and Bel
vidcrc Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
After shooting Himself. George Rum.
Several niocks Before Policeman
Gun CAPTURE Him.

David George, 1iOl East Main street
attempted suicide yesterday afternoon
ny shooting himself through the left
breast. George WAS nor seriously
wounded. and ran from the house 10
Eighteenth and Main Streets and had
started back up the street when over
;aken by Policeman Sweet. The am
'ulancc was called. and lrr. Fletcher
attended George. The surgeon later
conveyed the man TO VIRGINIA Hos
rital. where efforts viii be made TO
locate tho bullet It Is thought that
the ball struck rib and was detected
around The body. George would make.
no statement as 10 his desire to end
mis- life last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
SALE TO VISIT CAMP
AT FORT OGLETHORPE
Acknowledgement OF virSinin WIN
Lcnr" ro-night for Citizens Train
ing school In GeOrpln

Acknowledgement w. w Sale viii,
leave Tonight for the Southern Train.
Ing Camp, at Fort Oglethorpc, Ga
where he. together with John Stewart
Bryan. chairman OF the Virginia rcrts
trati"n committee, will go AS Il guest
Of the Virginia contingent in the big
i"orGih training institution.
An invitation WAS received yesterday
by General Sale and MIR Bryan from
special committee of Nirrinians. who
had been authorized by CAPTAIN Cor.
don Johnston. aid to General I.canora
Wood, to invite them to Tislt and in
Spcct the camp. The communication
/, was signed by J. q. ~ Montague. Rich
noud. chairman; Herman a. Allyn. Nor
folk y. =. Mahcr. Roanoke: II. Norman
Jones. Jr. Richmond; John q. Walker
Moneta, and Greer g. Boatwright, Rich
mOud
The Southern Training Camp. which
is designed I" teach civilians the art or
defense. 50 they may he ready to VOL
un'c"r In IN" military service should
inns country he attacked from any
quarter. VIII he conducted along IN,
same lines ms that At plattaburc y Y
last summer. Many young busin.sa
men from all over the South arc OK.
pcctcd 10 spend their vacation perInd
in The cam
John O Walker, OF Moneta. who a.,
tended tn" PlattsburE camp last sum,
mer, has written that. in his tudrn,n,,
inc Georgia camp is more dcs;rahin
aud attractive in every WAY than +bs
one in New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
High Praise for
Richmond Milk
Massa chusctts Expert Says Sys-
ten, Installed by Levy Is Best
lie Has Seen Any,6hcrc.

John ID. willard. general secretary q.
the Franklin County Farm bureau.
Greenfield. Mass. who was in Rich
mona yesterday inspecting the milk
supply ana studying the Richmond
system or grading as established uu-
der Chief Health Officer Levy. express-
cd himself as being deeply struck with
the milk supply here and with the cx-
cellcnce Of the Richmond system.
Secretary Willard Will make "a spe-
cial report for the use Of the commit,
tee on agriculture of the Boston Cham
Der OF Commerce. He is making the
trip South at the special request OF
Secretary John f.. Orcu,t, of the Cham
Der or Commerce committee
am astcnished and astounded at
'hc excellence of the Richmond sys-
tehl' said Secretary Willard las, might
before leaving for Norfolk not only
are your dairy harms better than any I
nave seen. but there is no question
about the quality of Your milk SUNNY
This is the only big city in which
| would feel safe in going into any
place and asking for glass OF milk
10 drink unless knew OF "a special
brand could order
The Richmond method has been sue
ccSsfnl because II has been based unon
cooperation and instruction. The sit
uation In Richmond has brought about
Grade milk hcfor" the time came
10 put the law into effect
You cannot get anywhere hv pass
ing law and saying Thou shalt and
then hire politicians t. enforce IL The
Richmond method Of establishing a
system whereby the dairy farmer gets
IN" benefit Of livin;; IN to the Grade
standard is The successful. might
say. the only way"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
VERDICT SET ASIDE
"ntrihnt"ry Negligence. RuIes Judge
scott In Case of Man Kicked
hy Mule.

II! az opinion handed down Yesterday
NY judge u. Carter scott in the Hen
re" circuit Court the verdict os tho
Jury, awarding Charles Turner $4,000
damages against tho Richmond and
ihrrahAnn"ck river Eailwar Company.
was set aside. Turner had brought suit
against The railroad company for $4,000
receiving dalnascs e"r lwo-,hirds OF
That amount.
Turner brought suit aeains, tho com
bhnE Tor alleged personal injuries re-
t'''"" Whcn ne was kicked in tho face
Nv e mule lie VAS stable boss, and
had just driven q vicious mule into her
si"il when Nc was kicl>ca in the face
lie alleged that hc lost some OF hts
teeth and suffered a fractured law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
ACQUIRED AND CONSOLIDATED
OTHER STREET CAR LINES

IN the meantime. tho Virginia Pas
senEcr and Fow"r Company acouircd
c"htt"! OF other lines. II is said. with .
we" or consolidating the electric light,
.uS an" transportation companies In
ihiS section. Several bond issues woro
sold. for the purpose Of retiring exist,
ing outstanding bonds at th.. Tim. nnJ
later aficr different trust Comnc,,;.s
mad taken hold of the bonds ana Tho
oid ISSUES were not paid. the receiver
ship resulted.
During the progress o, the foreclos
nlc proceedings. instituted by the trus-
Tee under these bond issues the Met
ropoiitan Trust Company, Of New York.
hicu Il petition alleging that the alb
Sorntion Of the Richmond Traction
Compan" by the Virginia Passenger
ana POWER Company had practically
destroyed the identity OF the former
company, and praying that tho ,n,,tcr
might be held off under aaius,,nen,
pY special master The trust COM
panY's petition. however. was held in
sul1lcient, and the matter was dronncd
Objections interposcd by the trus,
company against the contamination or
the foreclosure sale. and which were
the basis OF Mr.. Davis's suit were ,ho,
after the Virginia Railway and Power
Company secured control OF tic Rich
mond Passenger and Power Company,
II so managed the property Of the all
sorbed company rs to divert to its own
use the income, good will, ETC. of the
company: so mingled its property with
IT'S Own as practically TO destroy it's
identity. without an accounting under
order OF court: and converted To i,s
own use lines Of railway conveyed
TO 1t by the Richmond Passenger and
fower Company, receiving all income
ana profits without paving either for
us property or for its use.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
CLEANUP WEEK
livery Householder Is Asked TO Aid In
special Effort OF City Au-
thorifles.

superintendent Cohn, OF the Street
:. tahihG Department. yesterday began
nc cieah-up period designated by the
administrative Board. He has asked
tne cooperation Of all citizens in the
e" ., !" make the city really clean.
ne cry has been divided into dis
trfcis. and one day Is TO lie devoted 70
rach district, Tho district to-day viii
"e from First 10 Fourteenth Streets,
between Bacon Quarter Branch and the
river. ana all OF North Richmond
Every housekccper is urged to aid i'm
me program hy looking after back
yards and alleys in her respectiy,
mClEhhOrhOOA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

Justice Crutchfield yesterday dis
missed the charge of recklcssly driving
an automobile through the streets
against Linwood II. Bottom, when s
II. Heft, travelling salesman, testified
that Bottom was not responsible for
running down Harry Bailey and Azure
Illus Jones at Eighth and Main Streets
several days ago. IIcft was pas
Scngcr in the car driven by Bottom at
the time of the accident
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
hanks to lie Tried To-Day.

Edward Banks, the negro charged
with ave cases Of inccndinrism. VIII be
tired ~ tn" Hastings Court to-day
i;"nks. for s"vcra! weeks. !, is Al
'ef"d. kept IN" fire Department In al
most constant motion He was arrest
cd hN Major Verne: aud Policeman
WaTriror, as II is alleged. no was about
10 start another blaze
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
May Operate On krengc,.

Several surgeons will examine the
arm OF Detective Sergeant krengcl to-
day in an effort 70 determine If another
operation VIII bc OF benefit to the in
iured member. krcnrcl was shot ac-
cidentally by IL brother officer some
time ago in negro raid The arm has
been practically useless to him during
the last few months, and he has been
unable 10 perform any work. The
nerves OF the arm were shattered by
The pistol ball. and for several weeks
the officer was nnabl- TO move ii in
any way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
Watches StoIeg.

G. G.. Gcrring. of me Mayo Mullins,
Company. complained to the police yes
tcrday that his gold watch had been
stolen from his office during the day.
Griffin Clarke, Vest pcsE Street
reported that a negro had snatchcd
his watch a. Seventh and Byrd Streets
Yesterday mornin., aud had escaped bv
running across the Free Bridge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

Street. was injured slightly yesterday
when knocked down by a street car
Mt Seventh and Broad Streets Ambu-
lance Surgeon Fletcher treated her and
found that she had sustained a num-
her OF lacera atoms and bruises He
conveyed her to her home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

Judgment for $3.50 was returned in
INC CITY Circuit Court yesterday in the
salt Of -. Buchanan & Son against l.
L. Gaines administrators
Judgment. by consent. in the aum Of
sI"o was returned in the suit of Rich
ara w. FlournOy against James Fox &
Son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
RECEIVER NAMED
Hutton Instructed to Tnkc Chory. n,
southern Mutual Fire Insurance
COMPANY,

Judge Z Carter Scott. OF tho CIV
-i'C"it o"hrt Yesterday appointed COLI
oncl Joseph Burton Commissioned -,
insurance, as receiver COR the Sou,harn
Muthhl Fire Insurance Company Of
Richmond. The company became a.
NoINcd IN difficulty. it is said, through
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
ncpnirn to Firs, street nridr,.

On the motion of Commissioner Heck.
the Administrative Board yesterday in
structed the CITY Engineer In keep
careful watch on the repair work to
he First Street Niaduct, being done by
the Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany.
on the completion OF the work. the
City Engineer is to report 10 the boa I'd
whether. in his opinion. the repairs are
sufficient to insure the safety OF the
bridge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
Caskte AoDolnfa,i

Mayor Ainslie yesterday appointed
James Caskie a delegate to tho con-
vention of the American Association for
Promoting Hygienic and Public Baths.
10 be held in Baltimore to-day and to-
morrow. Mr.. Caskie left for baltimore
yesterday. He is one OF the commits
sioners in control of the Branch Public
Dot bS-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

CounCilman Carter {. Jones Of Mad!-
son Ward. was awarded the first free
lot last night at the auction sale Of
Queen City lots, held At I'll East BROAD
Street. Hurton Bros. auctioncrrs for
tho Kagay- Marshall Co, are in charge,
of the sales. which will be held every
night Queen City is situated adj
joining The Du Pont property near
WILLIAMSBURG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

Only Sl.50 round trip to Norfolk
sundays via Norfolk and Western
Railway. beginning Sunday, May 18th
Two fast trains. leaving Richmond $40
\. NJ. and ? ~ Nj; returning. leave
Norfolk 4:l5 i. NJ. aud 7:i0 y. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
EnlIs From Nlnducf.

4 Eades. :. painter OF 2.24 ynnorso,
Avenue. fell sixteen feet from .bo ,.i,
quot ~ Sixteenth and Franklin Streets
FcS'cEhaE and ESCAPED with n spraincd
ankle" He was treated By Ambu!arc.
Surgeon Fletcher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
Policeman Taiiry III

Policeman T. r Tallcy. OF tha First
Precinct. is seriously i'll at his home
from heart trouble. II is said tina, he
viii lao confined to his residence for
some time before being able TO resume
T,,t,r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
Fine Gowns and Skirts
"Samples" in the May Sale
Sl.5O to- $500

Al! these come from the AMERICAN UNDERGARMENT
- whose regular HES ara confined Richmond and
VINO nave contributed 50 literally sample gar
mcns for this N o.
Gowns and skirts II the danties prctties STYLES
ahl'-al samples, so there 40 PIECES car
nns worth up 70 double the prices so
$500. md 90 " 1890 '-'o''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

Samuel j. Armstrong, sxty-eight
years old. is being searched for by the
police, following Il report made by
his relatives to the effect that he has
been missing from his home. 1921
MoSby street. for several days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
fined for Insulting woman.

James Toler was fined $50 and costs
IN the Police Court yesterday when
arraiSncd on charge Of assaulting
"nrsins. abusing and insulting Helen
whitaker on the street ToIer noted
an appeal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
Extra Size
Garments

Generous stocks 10
greet the woman inclined
10 stoutncss who often
experiences n difficulty
IN being comfortably fit
ed.
Gowns, Skirts. Corset
overs. Drawers. etc,
Win many exceptional
values in each line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
"Sample" Gowns at So

WONDERFUL VALUES, for scarcely
one or them is worth less than 4 third
more!
y great variety, including lace and en-
broideTy-trimmcd Gowns and Gowns With
LlGl-ACE SLEEVES! Shown on special
tables. al 5000 each
Those vaiuing the desightfulness Of
really high class garments should no, miss
seeing these
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

Mrs. Eva NJ. Miller, 240S East Frank
lin street. complained to the police yes
terdny, that handbag, containing
Sl2.ia. had been snatched from her in
Il Broad Street store
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
Uscd Rock as Weupon.

James stevens, colorcd.' was fined
S25 and costs in the Police Court yes
terday on charge Of assaulting Joseph
Stokes with Il rock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

The Nav tctw II ~" IL " and Equity
Court was opened Yesterday morning
ara ~" cases dochcicd. Thor. are .6J
CIs"s pending.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
Visiting in Richmond,

c. Levy and Wife Of Ha.ana. t'uha.
ara visiting Riunmond aud arc quests
AZ the Hotel Richmond Mr. Low - n
cousin Of Chief Hen!tn Ohccr i. =
Levy,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
TABLET IS UNVEILED
TO NATHANIEL BACON
Colonial DANES Erect Memorial i'm
State Capitol to Colonial
Leader
ACCEPTED Bi GOVERNOR
Many Officers and Members OF Assoc
citation Attend Ccrcmony-Bacon
Remembered as One of Most In.
trepid OF Early Virginia Leaders.

In the presence OF n notable gather
ing. members of the Colonial Danes of
America in the state OF Virginia and
their guests from ali parts OF the
United states. Il tablet to the memory
Of Nathaniel Bacon. one OF the first
Of the tolonists to defy tho English
crown was unveiled yesterday after
noon in the hall of the House OF Dele
gates The tablet rests just above the
Speakers chair.
Mrs. William Rufln Cox, president
Of the Colonial DANES of Virginia and
honorary president OF the national So
cte,y. presented the memorial to Nir-
cinia. and Governor Stuart. in an an
nropria'e speech. accepted IL on he
half of the State Or. G. AlphonSO
Smith. Edgar Allan Zoe professor Of
literature nj the University Of Virginia,
delivered an address appropriate to the
occasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
LOST on FIRST TRIAL.
nut WON ON APPEAL

TIL" bonds held by Mr.. Davis were OF
a par value Of SI.coc, and FIVE wears
after the r"ceivership sale. which re-
suited in the organization or the Vir-
Sinia Railway and Power Co, he in
stitu;cd sui, for tie recovery Of tho
bonds. He lost hi, suit in the United
states District Court. and. or an APP
peal, the Circuit Court az Appeals re-
versed Til" lower court nnd sustained
his petition. Late the Virginia Rail
way and Power co. carried the case
To the United State Supreme court.
which handed doMu its opinion yes.
to-day. sustaining the Circui, Court of
Appeals.
TIL" Virginia Passenger and Power
company was formed in 1901 through
Inc consolidation oi two corporation.
operating for the same purpose Soon
aNer ITS organization !; acquired the
majority OF the stock Of tho Richmond
Traction Co, its rival. which carried
= total outstanding Indebtedness Of
S+ioO,p"o including the d.heniurc
bonds. which were tho cause OF The
Davis suit. and proceeded to control
operations Of the Richmond conpauv.
In III" course of time the Richmond
company conveyed TO its absorhcr som
al !tS lines OF railway, subject 70 mort :
cages. the Virginia Passenger md
rover Company agreeing to assume
and pay OFF 81 .o0i,G0N worth or dcbcu-
thre bonds. Still later the Niruiuia
company took over other railway lines
Tor consideration of $500. 600 7, is
aileeed thai neither this nor tho de-
penturc BONDS were ever t,aI,t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
MANY PROMINENT
GUESTS At UNWILLING

Many prominent guests from a dis
tancc. including Mrs. Nathaniel r Ba-
con, Of Rhode island. first vice presi-
dent of the national society: Mrs. AL
bert SuasSat. second vice-prcsidcnt:
Mrs. Cornclia Williams. president OF the
Illinois society; Mrs. Webb. president
Of the Maine society. and Mrs Walker,
president of the California society at
tended the ceremonies. Governor Stu
art rendered the society and its guests
reception at the Mansion after the
ceremonies were over
Nathaniel Bacon is remembered in
history as the intrepid leader of the
virginia colonists, who banded them
selves together for protection against
the Indians. and went out Ia meet the
Redskins without the sanction and over
the protest of Sir William Berkeley
the royal Governor OF Virginia His
farm. which lay north Of Broad street
and west OF Harrison. is row a part of
Richmond. The memorable struggle
with the Indians. which occurred short
iN after the determined coionists
marched out of the presence OF the
iratc Governor. took place somewhere
IN the vicinity Of Church Hill