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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-26
Fireman Says Bells Will
Clear Way as Soon as
Engines Leave Stations.
LECTURE IDEA WINS
DEPARTMENT MEDAL
Chief Suggests That Talks NOW
Given Officers Be Opened TO
the Rank and File.

Installation Of automatic gongs on
The citv's chief thoroughfares TO warn
pedestrians and vehicles Of the APP
proach Of fire engines and trucks Is
recommended in a suggestion made to
Commissioner Adamson by Captain
Henry F. Shanshan, Of Engine No.
156. Il is understood that. even be-
fore Captain Shanahan offered his
idea. The department had been working
on a similar scheme which had re-
ceived favorable consideration.
The eongs would commence to clang
as soon as a fire alarm was turned IN
according to the plan thought most
feasible. and would not cease until the
engines and trucks had swept past.
Ample time would be given for the
streets TO be cleared circumstance
which would not only protect the
lives Of pedestrians and vehicle
drivers. but would make it possible
for the department apparatus TO reach
fires more quickly.
Wants Lectures for Men.
Important as Captain Shanahan's
suggestion was admitted to be. it did
not win this years Administrative
Medal of the Fire Department. since
il is awarded for the best suggestion
for improving the uniformed service
The prize goes to Battalion Chief
George J. Russ for the suggestion
that lectures now given in the hre
COLLEGE for officers be extended to the
entire force. A suggestion that won
first honorable mention was made ny
Charles S. Demarest, chief OF con-
struction and repairs. II urged the
installation of a pumping outht on
BlackwelPs Island which would give
the island excellent fire protection.
II would increase the service from 300
10 1000 gallons Of water a minute and
free the island from its dependence
on freboats. The cost of the new ap-
psratus would be small.
Urges PulmotOr at ROckaway.
Another suggestion from Captain
Shanahan offers a device whereby the
sounding of the engine house bell
would not only awaken him and his
men. stop the clock. switch on the
lights and raise the neighborhood, but
also swing the doors open, so that
when ne slid down the brass pole to
his seat on the engine all would be
ready for the start. Engineer Funk,
Engine 26S. turned his thoughts to
Rockaway Beach, and suggested that
a pulmo:or be placed in the irehouse
to pump back 70 breath the bathers
who are dragged from the surf TO the
frehouse each summer.
"Teli them how TO pull fire-alsrm
box" was the suggestion most often
made. Some fremen would have cards
Of directions in every building; some
would teach the art of ringing an
alarm in the schools; some would
scatter cards broadcast; some would
show how in the movies, and others
would print the rules in various Ian
guages on the fire boxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-26
BRONX PRECAUTIONARY, 1917
Busting Borough Plans Exposition for
Birthday Celebration.

The Bronx, where a baby is born
every fifteen minutes and corporation
every fifty-nine minutes according TO
Bronx statistics. will have a birthday
surprise party for itself on its Booth
birthday, which comes next June Is.
One Jonas Bronck settled in the Dor
ough on June Is, 1917. and once each
100 years ever since June l6 has been
duly honored An exposition will be
held this time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-26
M0NTCLAIR RECOUNT BEGUN
Friends of Commission Plan Lose 16
of 20 Majority.

Montclair, n. j.. June 25.-The
County Board of Elections last night
completed a recount of the ballots cast
in eight districts Of Montclair at the
commission government referendum. In
the eight districts those who favor the
new system of government lost sixteen
votes on the face Of the returns. Chief
Justice William S Gummere will pass
on nineteen "for" ballots.
To adopt a commission form of gov
eminent at least 30 per cent of the
number Of voters who voted in the last
general election must vote for it. The
county board will count the remaining
seven districts tomorrow afternoon. In
the referendum there were twenty-six
over the required number. If the
"'fors" lose that number the election is
invalid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-26
HUNTERS PROFESSORS BUSY
College Staff Divided in Many Lines
Of Summer Work.

Hunter Colleges teaching staff will
be divided this summer among a dozen
institutions. Professor Outing is
president Of the music section Of the
National Education Association. Pro
tessor Moore will act as head of the
department Of chemistry Of New York
University. Professor Williams will
conduct course in short story writing
in Columbia. Professor Busse will
teach German in Wisconsin University.
Thirty members Of the staff will con-
duet the summer session of Hunter
College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-26
NOTICE OF SALE
connecting hallway

Springfield Connecting hail""
Company: "A zoo
First Mortgage Se bonds go. - WV
Fayetteville and Little ROCK hai'
road Company: KAT oo
First Mortgage SCI bonds. .',.....
Little Rock and Texas Halfway
way COMPANY 20. ,ord,..... $4,000
Paris and Great Northern h"i
road Comp1n- ,,a or1
First Mortgage gc bonds. -. ''''
Pittsburg and Columbus kal"@
COMPANY: "a. ,o,a.... i7s.ooo
st Louis Memphis and soutn-
ea.tc ,,, hallroa o. bonds $4,000
Southern Missouri and Arkansas
Rai'r 1al, C con. sGH oonds. 1870. 800
81. Louis and Gulf Railway Soh-
pan any ;,or,.,.. a., ,onss........ $4,000
Kennett and Osceola Railroad
Company:
FIRST Mortgage &c twenty-year ,sooo
bonds .........-....''s .-'''''''''
Pemiscot Railroad Company
First Mortgage 30 t"enty-ye" ~ ooo
bonds ............+. ssss'..-, -
st Louis. san Francisco ana &c"
orleans Railroad Company. ,s- coo
First Mortgage Sc bonds ....... o''0''1
The Arkansas Valley ana western
Railway Company: rno 90
First Mortgage So bonds. ..';,' '''N''
St. Louis ana san Francisco hal
road Company. Equipment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-26
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE or a CHATrEL MohlG,A sii1
Frank Pellegrin0 o. Leonard Clans t'ii' it,-,F
sel TO-DAY Al y " a. fN Ave- tl ~
street Horses Harness and Wfg.rs m "ii.i I.
forney for mortgages MOB fkl Aif.
A PINE COLLECTION or POSTAL
al he soid or Iune s-fh AID -,n 81. u
Al IA East Safh 81 ...,.s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-26
FOR SALE.

TWO SHETLAND PONIES. har.sss. go r,,.sr.
ard sadds BIRkHARDI. sss f~
syAs,ssol- &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-26
CARPET CLEANING.
DIAMONDS.
MULTIGRAPHI>G

DIAMONDS BOUGHT and SOLD for es'a sn'N-
free BENNETT rs BroadsaY. th.fd l'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-26

srr1rrGRAPH TYPEwRIrrEN LETTEs., 20
Il "a. / 900 St-5. 10 900. 50. GE0
wEATHERFORD. 30 BroadsD EGghioi' D''"
Room 1881 Rector i543
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-26
SEWING MACHINES.

SINGER DROP HEAD. SIS 90: WILCOX 4 Glssss,
$500 to $40 90 GRAND UNION. III !" 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-26
NOTICE OF SALE.

First Plrst Mortgage DIX rer os"' 5000
Prowneville Street lnicrurban
Railway Company First Mort .oo
Six Per Cent. Bonds ........ LV'VVV
San Benlto Rio Grande Valley
Railway Company First Mort .....
gage Six Per Cent. Bonds. S@o'@"
St Louis and San Francisco
Railroad Company New Or
leans. Texas and Mexico Di-
vision First Mortgage Five ~
Per Cent Bonds. ........... zetslo'f
Kansas city. Fort Scott
Memphis Railway Company
Refunding Mortgage -Four 5000.
Per Cent. Bonds. ........... lVo'pVV
St Louis and San Francisco
Railroad Company Chicago
Eastern Illinois Common
Stock Trust Certificates. zO'VOD
St. Louis. Memphis and South
eastern Railroad Company
First Mortgage Four Per
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
ABSOLVES DIRECTORS
Judge Mayer. of United state. District
court Gives important Rock
lslnnu Decision

IL tn" United states District Court
IN New York CITY, February u, Judge
julius Mayer handed down an order
authorizing Walther G. Noycs. AS re-
cciver Of the Chicago. Rock island and
Pacific Railroad Company. TO settle
aud ComprOinisc all the GLAZING of tho
receiver and the railroad company
against the directors for S75oO0p paid
10y Daniei g. Kcid and William H.
Moore The order Is the result Of II
petition by JudS" Noycs. as receiver.
supp"itco hv tn" affidavit OF Charles
j.. kuslinore, counsel To the RECEIVER
The chief claims asserted were that
the purchaS" OF ~" Frisco system WAS
violation of the sherman act ana re-
suited TN "a great loss 20 the railroad
company. and that dividends had been
paid ont of currcu. earnings when the
capital Of the company was impaired
bE TIA" sale OF The Frisco stock Tho
affidavit OF Nir. Eushmore, supporting
Judge NoScs's petition for leave 20
settle. stated the belief Of the re-
c.ivcr and his COUNCIL that the recctv-
or could not successfully lit!i:ate tho
claim, ard That no liability could hc
successfully asserted against either
Reid OF Moore
Tile dcc.nscs Of M"ssrs Reid ;,nd
Moore aud the other directors have
thus received tn" sanction Of the
court. and they are absolvcd from all
liability L" either the receiver Tho
cumraug the stockholders or creditors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
LIST or OE'EIrr:US
WHO IEJ E't1' I.I,t,S

90" ii"uS" passed the Norris r,sol,-
."h '"i'nS or tn. Supcriutcndcui or
.""ti5 instruction and Second Aud,,o,
'"t lhi"rm"ti"u on this po!n, .lccord.
- 20 III" best nyailahi" figures. tho
'i"'" aud ~ subdivisions cNp.rd abor,
""""",rO" "u Tia" public s,.hooi. am
nHaiiy FROM this amount before +,
hnhiiy COS into actual instruction ~,
children. +; Is alleged that the fec
officers of tH" state dcdlc, under nr..-
.nl !aws nfproNimat"!y ;;nOnnn
IN" fees system report shows Tho fol-.
io"lng county and city ,rcasurcrs re.
"ciH Ing compensation larger than mat
~ tn" Governor Of virginia
Ac"olmac >Gf93.Ju. .Nlbcnarl. NJ
iIf.12; NicNaudrin. $5oS2.sa: augusta.
Si".7':."i, iicdfo!d. $a.G37; - Campbell.
SI.""''S Elizabeth CITY. s5.asi.:..
fauIutcr ii.il5.",: GialifaN - oaa. 20
Hcnr'c". El%.%JG 10: ioudoun. Sc.Saal:
Mcrklcubur= Si..l27,: N.necunu,!
$I.ic: S Nelson $n.nih.G: %arfnIL
Sif,G52.i"; Orange. EC.%St.2I: rr,t.vi-
vania, $>.2Sj.G5. Kockhriig", S5..@e.,i:
Buckingham. >r.ITi.%a Shenandoah.
S1,3oI.3o: SmNih. $3.50" 81: S"urhamp-
ION, S".@"G.9'i Taz"wciI S5.aial..
Washington, i1.5-n.55; Wise. y;.o"l.ai;
Lync',hur@. iG.Hl7l2: Newport NcwS.
81, $3.50 Norfolk stA.37l.iJ. Peters
burg. s5."5.%i: Richmond si..34G."f:
Staunt"u. SJ.SS3."' suffolk. s3.3s3i9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
SOUTHSIDE CHURCHES
PLAN CONSOLIDATION
Went End Methodist md u.n,dl,.
Heights Congregations Are Con-
sidcrinE Merging.
WOULD BUILD NEW HOME

committees, consisting % three mem.
neTs from each congregation hnyn
been appointed 10 look into q orooosi-
NnH :" unite III" West End Mo,hodis.
Churoh and Tho Woodland Heights
Methodist church. ard q report hv tho
committee VIII he made withi,I ,no
near iuture This committee consists
OF j y Clark. ". y. Homer and Z
p. retisr-w from Inc W.s, End
church, and :. :. Atkins Il :. I.oyiu.
; ana M. Holloway from the wooIia nd
jicights church
The plan is 20 ou,!d "A new church
r"ar the Franklin school, on Tho Md.
lothian Turnpike. ard unite The ,wo
conEreEauons ~ present. Ecv q; W
~ Taylor IS pastor of The West End
Methodist Church. and Rev \ G. Ser
r%inan is pastor % the Woodland
lieights Methods, Church
The Wes; End church has ahou, 800
members and tho Woodland Heisn,s
church has less than 200 7. is be-
!!"ved TIA, < tho congregation. arc
united ~" larger fods AIN bc able 10
work mare effectively. and by uniting
ih"'r fund at! b" adj. - c-cc,
suitable church Auilcin4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
MAYOR Has POWER.
JiE TELLS " DIES s..

IN speaking OF tn" action ~ Mayors
~ other cities closing Ut ~" moliru-
pictur. houses which show question
.nl" pictures. lie said thar tho Mayor
OF Richmond has absolute power over
any "nnii.ition that comes 40 th.. city.
Il hav. found III my visits from on"
end cf ''.c CoUntr; 20 tin" other thar
'hc Mayor can stop amy picture SHOW.
I'r. crafts Said he is absolute. Every
MAJOR should issue q proclamation
such as several haze don" with list
Of pictures which shall not u" shown.
Men .: Richmond. YOU want tn" hcst
man IN tin. roH'u in the ofic. az Mayor.
ara y"u should remember that at To"
r",;t election" Tnis Was greeted Kiln
loud applause
1,r. Craf,s SAID that TWO objections
10 public c.usorsiip OF pictures "H.
thar - Wag interference with personal
ih'riy. and that - was also trtcrfcr-
Ing "ith the l!b"rt" Of the press, be
caus" come motion pictures com" in
IN. same class newspapers. 1h'.
!as' vs,a tn. point raised in TIA" case
hctor. the Supreme Court "hei! AN at
t.mD: vas made 10 bring IN" Willard
JohEgru pictures 20 this couni;; FOR
exhibition aurpcs-s.
There are six feature pictures coming
20 Richmond This "c.E. -. said. which.
under tU- best examples OF CITY c"nS"r-
snip ~ ~ San franciHco or at tlb"hIp,
would not he perm iti"G 10 be SHOWN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
ELECT TRUSTEES
.I0iRt session al tncncil Jo-S,,h, .,
iii Vacancies in CIT. school
nonrd

JON; session Of III, y4iv Coyrcg
uli hc held tU-nighr a, $50 n.cIocI:
70 receive the resignation from ~.
.i'N Hoard az iiea!lh o, lanes (:
or th" Citr school BOARD. caused b,.
tic expiration OF the terms Of itof.,..d
H. Childrcy. of tho IIrs, District. ur
charles II Robins o: tine second pi.
irict. and Ernest ". Long. OF tic Third
District. 40 Opposition against any Of
TIC three men has been announced
and u IN rrohahl. that each vii! be re.
elected
Tho vacancy caused by til. rcs!cnu.
Don u Mr Fhllips will probably re-.
main untitled. AS The Health ltuart
'nenf Viii GO under tn" control aud
management Of the Administrative
Board NINETY days an., adJouinmc,,;
" tic General Assembly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
CITIZENSHIP CLASS
Industrial Organization far Benefit Of
Foreigners VIII he Formed
To- Night.

Foreigners III EichmnuG who desire
TO learn English may take advantages
OF the opportunity Of joining The class
IN citizenship which viii hc organized
tn-uicht at tia" office OF W. H. MaGec.
director Of industrial education in the
Richmond public schools. This class
Is bcnt, started through the efforts
of the characterization Lcagu" and the
United States Hurcau Of Education, and
the Richmond School Department viii
cooperate in every way
Lectures on the Constitution and on
American history 20 supplement the
work Of The class Will he given ny
prominent lawyers and business men.
who have. volunteered their services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
HEAR REPORTS
CITY Democratic Committee VIII Meet
Jo-horr"w Night at Nurnh,'.
Hotel

Tho City Democratic Committee VIII
mc"' ~ Murphy. Iot+l to-mo-royr
night 81 O'Clock 10 near the report OF
III: plan" commune. appointed 10 make
@r+a uScfHcD'S FOR :rc preferential MI
mar! FOR the Administrative Board. %
10" held on Ap:!l {. The Finance Com
ni''"e VIII also report Oh the est
mated cost n! tho referendum which
- !" ID" divided among the candidates
:" :Hr only iGre" men hi,r. an
bounced caud ldacy .or m" vacancy in
-" Adm n'sra.!Nc Eoard--Grahnnl n
l!ohson, william e. Nnorics and
George McD Flax. - 80 last meet
''r The ci:T Dcnocra'.c Comniitt-a de-
rid"6 that the entry list should he
closed or March 20. a, rco, which ,.i,I
be r"x' Friday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
HOLY LAND SHOWN
Moving Pictures Exhibited Under Aus
rirrs OF IicrrcI Junior Cougrcgn-
don ut New Ihcntrr.

"rh" HeEirth OF The Holy Land"
VAS the tte Of moving rictur.
shown III the New Thcarnr last night.
under tn" auspices OF ii"rzcl .iunio-
The show attracted
numbers throughout III" AFTERNOON. aud
evening.
The pictures Tor the most part.
showed sccnes IN Palestine, which the
Iiouts,s are anxious 20 get back again
Tor tn" Jews. and some OF the pictures
showed thc success OF the Icw-,sj,
colonies that have been there for some
time. According Ia the pictures tn.
Jews are making tn" COUNTRY again
flow in milk and honey"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
BOND ISSUE COMES UP
IN COUNCIL TONIGHT
VIII Be Laid on Table and Acted On
at Special Meeting TO &c Called
Later.
REQUESTS SHARPLY PARED

The Common Council meets tonight
v'!th only a routine docket before Il.
The 100000 bond issue .o- perma-
ncnt improvements. recommended by
the Finance Committee. will, according
10 procedure. be LAID on the table and
u is probable that as the funds are
urgently needed special meeting Will
&c called TO act upon The Finance Com
nittso's Recommendations
There Is small p-oha hili,v that there
Will he Serious objection 20 any OF the
items carried In tho proposei issue. a
the Finance C@nm:t;ce pared tho bond
issue down. :" '"u-'hi-de q, tho
amount oririnallv' asked 'or b. She
Administrative Board
The boar! requested TOTAL issue
ct s3,6oS, 1914, 20 10 appo.tioned ~.
follows Shoctoc Greek. sl.ooo.too;
,epera generally, 100000 Riverside
Drive, $4,000 city farm $4,000;
strectS generally. 5000 600. cuy store
house, $4,000 concrete Humc from
BoAhers Dam 20 the Settling Basins.
$500 900; for purchase o. the lIeHr,cn
-ccunty Cornrary's gns works, S"25.-
600; tor pavilion hospital. $500, 900. for
chase OF l'irst stree, N,atuct. $3.50. 600;
public comfort station =, Scveu,h r.ld
BROAD streets, $4,000.
Much OF the iarc.r Work can rc donc
N sections, % tho Il vas TO. rcccs-
szry to cover ~ tho c-,ira,cd COS,
y on" h"rd i1su' W-ren fu.ds for
ono ITEM ave .NGauStcd . ~ii' hc pos
s,rlc 80 cay" for su,h worl. AZ rc.sirq
70 y" completed ciinor from tn. our.
rc,t revenue of next year or from
HN"t'cr issuance nf bond. Trc Nd
rniri.trati~c Hoard. :, IS believed. v'!l
no satisfied THAT T. VIII hav" enough
money % bog" = proposed ,mproyc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
BEATEN AND ROBBED
George tthry 'nusr. Arrest of Negroes
Charge Of folding
Him 10.

sergeant Shoemaker an" Policeman
r"lkes Ia.t u.2ft arrested i"h'rh
Hh!'c ana HDuer; WrU.acN. r"th c"i-
cTcG. or =, ci,nrp. % aE-hui'ing H"ors"
Amy and stealing - from hH "hriy
."s'crday morning. near Seventeenth
aud Marshal! streets.
.tthcS was passing that point "hrn
"a" men ar" alleged 70 h;tT" attached
Dam knocking hin 10 the ground ana
-'.aIInr ia" mOHcy fyon h!s rock"ts.
They n"i but :rEe% war irEnh by
-" WbI,c ru"u nrb aF-istch 8" tn"
iirs' rr"o!not station iiH n"se WIN
'frHc' >ofu" tim" a,so wh.u he war
h"id Ip near -" ,afn. pla"". "nr Nc
bon" ~. rebt OXEN IN ne a'tacE ~
scstcgGay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
VIII Hear iiIlly SUNDAY.

Mrs ) Il; Gill. supciiutcuGeut OF
kI'huond Nal" Orphan Asylum. viii
CARY an excursion party 10 baltimore
10 hear iHilN SUNDAY preach rh.
train. according t" tho schcdtl. an
uuunccd. will lew" Eicnmund on Thurs
day morning at SIS o'clock aud viii
reach HaijImor" 80 l2:3" O'clock The
return "trip VIII hc made on Friday.
leaving Baltimore at SO O'Clock IN the
afternoon and ARRIVING ~ Richmond a,
10 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
DR.. Mcclure to lecture.

me FIRST series ~ lectures los thr
iacuiti "f tho N"d!cn, college Of Iir-
%!nia VIII %" iHaururat.d on the even
Ing Of March :. when Di stuart Me
Gun" viii speak on RECENT Advances
In surgery. The lectures begin
promptly at N.l5 o'clock IA tn. evening.
and III" put,li, nt larg. is cordially
invited 20 attend Other lectures viii
bc Junounccd during tn. month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
ENORMOUS FEES PAID
TO OFFICERS OF STATE
Figures, Heretofore Buried, Brought
To Light in Reports Just
Filled.
SALARIES MORE THAN DOUBLED
List Shows That Many County and
City TrcasurcrS Receive More Com
penSatiOn for Their Services Than
Governor of Virginia.

tn line with the policy adopted by
It's" stat" i'm tia" West fee law Of lali
requiring all Zee officers !" keep an
account of their fees and file an M
uunl report with II commission com.
l."s", Of the Governor Auditor IT Put
Ii Accounts ana state Accountant. the
House Finance Committee. in preparing
th' appropriation bin for this year. has
inserted notes showing the amounts
at fees of certain stat. officers who
r","lN" IS compensation both salaries
and fees rh"S" notes are ~. lmior.
nation "nls. bat bring TO attention
i'@rr"s which. II tN?ilahl" at all. ilave
rr''"f"rc been SI,ccssfuliv buried in
N"i;imlhoVS annuu. reports.
In providing 10" the salary e: th"
SECRETARY Of lii" commonwealth. tn,
htl has heretofore read $".SoU per an.
nuGi aud fees provided Is lax. TIL.
"'llN e." this official receives j. - 10
r'r cent commission on ,hc sale, 81.
stat" Uhlications. amounting las, wear
:" 500. AL other fees being paid into
10" treasury. Nh" second .Nmdi,or IS
nNp,'d SALARY OF s. son per year. and
4 loot not" adds That his fees in ai-
HE'lpH - salary, amounted last wear to
$50 r"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06

F'ram; Sadicr. cOlorcd, viii he ar
rai.ncd in Police Court to-day on q
charge Of shooting William Franklin
at ile North Graham street late on
saturday night. Franklin was taken
To the Virginia Hospital soon after
the shooting. and is reported to he in
q, serious condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06

Jake Wells. for - numh"r of years
lessee. Of ia" !.ynchbur" Academy %
Nusi,. has leased 81" National Tncat"r
10 That city. and VIII ur"rat" 1T with
Il chain OF moving picture shows. Tire
H.t'ioUa! is the only building IN Lynch
burg erected expressly for moving
pctur. ilc taR.s charge Of the
MNM... on Arrii l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
prraks Arm CrnnktnE tuto.

z z. Nochack, or l2ti WCst Carv
;rGe' broke his arm Yesterday nfce--
Don while cranking ar automobile IN
ront OF the Jefferson Hoiel ~. was
isken 10 Grace Hospital where NJ va.
reported as doing we'll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-06
ucpnrin I.ncLrt I.fcLrd.

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nUc. iiigh!aud raEI. laai night r"pof,rH
I" ~" police 'ha, mr. pocket had br"n
p'cH"d near f.irhth and Errah Fir""ta
or Sa'urda, nighi ~biir 10 war board
,ug cat,
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Charged Win Assault.

WlUam aud Elsi" Anderson, both
.oIur"d. we're arrested Yesterday on n
change 81 asgauiIiuY -" Holmes
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NO LAW To BACK
ACTION OF BOARD

We need adequate censorship ..
such mature that IL will have power
"v"- every film produced IN til. Cuited
states. Erietly. the history al censor
NAP IN this countr, has been tins:
Mayor Mcclellan Of New york closed
40 all the motion picture houses in tho
cit! IN 100" because OF The immoral
tone of all rhcn the motion picture
producers themselves organized tho
National Board Of CcnSnrs More
than q r"r cent OF the manufacturers
submitted their films bur tn. remain
ing : per cent. who did not were tho
He~r ones wh" necdcA censorship tho
most
This board IN crafts explained.
failed because o: thrc. d"foc,s-tir-.
ono mentioned ahov" tn" fact tnut
'h"r' "a, no i"w b"hI.i las .dict-. and
because 81 the New YORK standard ~
ruhlic opinion. cleveland has "a board
"f censorship and cuts OUT II p.r cen,
Of th. pictures ':,at arc passed III Sew
YORK.
II" then explained tina, the commit
t-c appointed by Congress ulfrnInouHiI
agreed thai national censorship should
nc established; that not only this
committee, hui IN. mot ion picture men
q tn" letter companies. said shat They
would desire " proper censorship. %
'I"f ID" better class "f films could
rNis; aud rot he crowded ont 10y tho
cheap melodramic aud comedy pic
lures