Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-19
NINETY ARRESTED
UNDER "BLUE" LAW
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Bromn, v!ce-pres!dent; Andrew Jefrer-
son. helper.
TIE Richmond virEinian Co, Inc. 8.
d. woodf1n. general manager; f. H.
Rawl. foreman composing room.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway round
house. c. A. Ganzert. foreman; @. Z.
Carter. mechanic.
Richmond Cold Storage. Eugene Rob-
inson. proprietor; T. 2. Sharpe. engi-
nccr
Crystal Ice Company. J. C. Kent.
manager; Andrew Johnson. Ice puiler.
Southern Express Company. W. A.
Mehagen. manager; c. ]. Wake. clerk.
w. l.. Hilliard and Son Ice Plant.
W. l.. Hiiliard. manager; Robert Ran
son. laborer.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company, A S. Tanner. district man.
age-: ]. p Orth. operator.
Nolde Brothers Bakery. August n.
Nolde. manager: Charles Whitman.
baker. and Alexander Franklin. driver.
Postal Telegraph and Gable Corpora
ton, A. K. Akers. manager: ]. X. Ed
wards operator.
Western Union Telegraph Company.
Z. W. Miner, commercial agent; r. p.
Cowardin. wire chief.
Richmond Transfer Company. n.
Vaughan Lloyd. manager: ]. B. Scott,
chaffeur. and Joseph Fowler. driver.
Romm and Grazcah Bakery. VI. A.
Romr. manager; Ernest Lebolo, baker
Solomon Bakery. ]. ". Solomon.
proprietor: A r. Dixon. baker
Clarke Bakery, a. j. Clarke. pro.
pr!etor; r. II. Johnson, baker.
Mocca's Bakery. B. Mecca. proprietor.
G!llio's Bakery. J. l.. G!llio, proprie-
toor: Charles Desibo. baker.
Baldacc!'s Bakery, Joseph Baldacc!,
proprietor; Frank zisko, baker.
Tmes-Dispatch Publishing Company.
y. Douglas Gordon. editorial writer;
Il. L. Woody. foreman composing room
Hotel Richmond. S. T. Atkinson, man
acer: P. II. Finstern. musician
Southern Railroad Shops.>J. ]. Rob-
artson, foreman; s. r. Hague, machin.
Isl,
Pintsch Gas Company. w. L. Garner
superintendent; Charlie Wise, machin-
.st
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Shops.
Henry yaden. foreman; J. H. johnson.
maehinist.
Transparent Ice Company. C. L. Paul,
proprietor; Robert BeasIey. engineer.
While the precinct captains thom-
sclves assumed responsibility TO. the
hrrests Of the larger enterprises Within
the confines of their districts, the va
r!ous patrolmen were cautioned yester-
day to keep an eye open for all viola
lions Of :he blue" laws. AS a result.
several arrests were made which had
rot been planned by the police
ONLY ONE JITNEY DRIVER
ATTEMPTS TO RUN CAR
One OF the principal of these ar
rests was that of 4. T.. Reynolds, said
tn be the only jtne, driver who at
tempted business yesterday. Reynolds
was arrested early in tho afternoon by
Captain Sowell and Policeman L. N.
Clarke and bailed for his appearance
in the Police Court to-day. He forgot
to secure passport" from Magistrate
Purde. and was stopped as soon as he
entered the bounds Of the. First Pre-
cinct for another violation 1t was
with some difficulty that he was able
to convince the police there he had
been apprehended already.
The police were forestnlled in their
arrest Of S. T. Atkinson, proprietor OF
the Hotel Richmond. by John w. Donly,
a citizen. Donly took oath to a war
rant charging Atkinson with employ
ing P. II. Finstern in the capacity of
n musician at the hotel. Finstern is
said to be the director OF the orchestra
which plays at the hostelry evory Sun
day afternoon.
Sergeant Johnson and Policeman
Ship found the place at 927 North
Twenty-ninth Street open yesterday,
and arrested four men said to be the
proprietors. The police claim that
these men are Armenians, and cannot
take advantage Of the Jewish Sunday,
as they are saic to have maintained
they did. The men arrested on a charge
Of selling merchandise, CONNECTIONS and
cigars on Sunday were Mike Hagpoian