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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
AUCTION sALEs-Future Dav,
AUCTION Sales.--future Days
BY POLLARD & BAGBY,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF BRICK BUILDING,
No. BIS on the Eas;
Side Of First Street
BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHA
BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREETS

In execution OF n deed OF trust. date
april "a, 1913, and recorded in y,
clerks Office or Richmond Chance.
Court. ID. ID. 222-C. page III. defauf,
naVihB been made In the payment !,
portion OF the debt therein secure,
ana being instructed so to do. am
Also Also under authority OF decree of
tne Chancery Court or tho city of
Hichmond. entered or June 10, 1916. i'm
inc suit OF Lille V. drummer, guardian
etc.. vs.. Margaret V. Powers ana
otners, l will sell by auction, on IN
pptemises. at the risk and cost q,
LURES Il. Splitter. who purchased III
11ao'r.e described property on May l.
r ryro. and has failed TO complete his
FRIDAY. JULY 7. 1918.
at O'Clock T.. NJ,
Inc above mentioned property. IT.
under satisfactory rental
The lot begins on the east side .,
FIRST street. $50 1-2 feet north
Broad Street. thence running norr
wardiy and fronting on the east l.
OF FIRST street 81 feet, thence b.,
feet.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay CO +
OF saic. any taxes that may be d.;
ana TWO notes. ono for $4,000 and o,
ior 800. with interest thereon an
the residue at one and two wears frn.
date OF sale. with interest added M
secured by deed OF trust on the prou.
crty. -
HIRAM NJ. SMITH.
Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day,

In execution OF certain deed Of
trust dated July /, 1912 recorded in
p b asa. Page ls, Richmond Chancery
Court, default having been made In the
debt secured, and being thereto re-
quired by the beneficiary, the under
signed trustees will sell by public auc-
ton on the premises on
MONDAY, JULY 10. 1916.
at $50 o'clock =. NJ.
the real estate above referred to, and
as described In the said deed Of trust,
situate on the north side Of Grace be-
tween Monroe and Henry Streets.
fronting about 1873 feet. and having
the depth of 100 feet, as TO the eastern
80 feet thereof. to he alley in rear l3
feet wide. on which alley It's width is
SO feet. This is a thoroughly substan-
tial house of three stories above the
basement. containing about, fifteen
rooms of good size. three bath rooms.
thoroughly heated and lighted. hot
being we'll adapted in its appointments
to the needs of a residence and ply
sicians' offices combined, for which II
has long been used. and there is on the
lot good brick garage. The location
Is most convenient and pleasant, and
the property such as should appeal to
the professional man, the homesecker
and the investor.
TERMS: Cash.
]. T. CARNEAL,
Trueteos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06

NEW YORK. July 5-Mercan.ua papor
- ~. sterling. siNty-day bills Si7. 10
nand. $500; cables. s475 7-l5 BAY silver
BONDS steady: railroad bonds nrm Time
loans. irony SiTty and ninety day.. -t
-: s!& months, q ~. cal! money. str ..-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
RY J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
1ll3 Main Street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
BUSINESS PROPERTY
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
No 500 WEST CARY STREET
Ia RGE INTERIOR REAR LOT AMI
HHiCk SHOP AND LOT. MADISON
NEAR CARY STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06

BY virtue OF tho below mentionc
decree. 1 will sell, by auction. on IN
premises, on D
MONDAY. JULY 10. 1915.
at o'clock P. NJ,
tne lhONN Il L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06

NEW YORK. July t.-ror, .,,,
NJ, Mh6lii9g; i'%c. Export. 10; t,i.s. SO. k.
Iotal to-day a. ~ posta-yst uc,,o,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06
CuICNGn GnAIN 1AnEI.r

t"SN,ah. o. "Si"c'aI'r active Receipt.
tiEA' ana Demand good especially ca,iia-
s-i.- ana melons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-06

BY MARKLEY e WARREN,
Real Estate Agents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
BIG CHARTER ISSUED
Corporation Has MRNi-
mum InpitnI Of SI10.OoO.0no;
Minimum Of $500.

The Inter American Corporation,
with - maximum capitalize ton or
Sl6o.Ooo, 900 aud minimum "apitaltza-
tion of $500. Was an Yesterday " flowed
to bc incorporated under tE' laws of
Virginia The fee for the charter paid
TO clerk Richard r. Wilson. OF the
Corporation Commission. WAS $500.
Tho annual franchise tax VIII be
si6,i"J Tho company VIII do gen
cr:,l mining business. and may hold
as much as 5000 600 acres Of land. ac-
rvrdinE TO tho charter. Tho authorized
,.apit:.l is the largest in tho history OF
the state. Tho officers arc u. =. Bolen.
president: W. \. strata vice president
aud Andrew u Christian, secretary
treasurer. all of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
BOARD SHIFTS BURDEN
TO STREET CAR COMPANY
"'"mcN Us "Dilntnr, aud IucHiricnt'.
work In k"rpimE Fourteenth
street Closed to travel

i: T. Liphart. vice president Of thc
Richmond structural Steel Company.
,"HF!"'n'" I" tn" Administrative
: E"hrd Yesterday that tho bridge over
I'"'h Street was closed. AID That Four
'r"nth street VAS badly torn up, 50
mat IN" chief Of tho Ere Department
had told him i, would bc impossible
f"' ire engines 20 reach tho steel com
rany's piaut in cas-" of IRE
In his communication. Mr. lipLar;
Informed tho board that IL hc suffered
i"Es from fir" under tn" present con
di'l"ns b." would hold the city rcspon-
bic
Ga tho motion of Chairman Trirsch-
borg copy "f Ia" lctt"r was sent TO
"a" Virginia hallway ana Power Com
pam Informing The company tha, Il,
would hc held responsible In ease Of
fire In the steel plunt "as." ~ the
words Of tn" boards minutes. they are
III" responsible" parties FOR hlocl<in..
Fourteenth street aud making il i'm d
r"ss"hlo is dilntorN and indifferent
work on this street"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
DABNEY SPEAKS TO
TELEPHONE EMPLOYEES
trIcs to-0pcrntion uctwrcu Company
""h 'ommunitA i"r Urttcrmrnt
or TclcphOnr service.

W. i. babncy. business manager Of
the Chamber "f Commerce.. speaking.
before the l;ichmumd Telephone Society
last night OF the relations Of tho tcl.-
phone company to tn. comntunitv. dwcIt
upon tho necessity Of co-oDcration of
tn" public with public service com.
panics III their "ud"n"urs to render Of
tCirnt service. ~ TIA" welfare or tho
community depended largely on tho
success of the corporations.
The speaker. bristln, with good ad-
vice to the employees and laying par-
ticnihr stress upon the men giving their.
pest S"rviC" 10 the company. spoke OF
TIC Improvement in the service and
IN" enlarged us"gcS Of tho telephone
"urln- III" past Fifteen years. notwith
standing the fact that III" cost to tho
subscriber has remained tho same, al
thouSh other commodities have adj
N;,iI""d IN price aud tHNrS on The com :
p"nicS bay" also been incrcugcd
Leonard White. pr.Sidcni 81 tn" so
cicty. presided. and Mr.. Dabney was
introduced - i. ". Crews vi.c-prcsI-
cent Of ia" chesapeake and Potomac
1"lcrh"nc Company. An excellent ru-
steal program was rendered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
WO\DEHFt no SCI: NOM
>OtrH HAS REtUN EItI:I,

am true southern man IN every
S"nSc az tn" word. bat SEQ things IN
= Inherent llrht from what did wears
'co For many years everything w"s
gong away from tho South. aud
scarcely nothing was coming back L.,
IS to-day wonder - tn" whole world
""w tho South mas recovered rho
passage Of this hiil would hc tn. great
est preparedness step tho nation could
taxi" am proud that Woodrow Vii
son 2 NirGinian. occupies IN" prcsi-
heniiHl chair. ilc was not elected by
~" southland alone. but tho %urtli aud
West combined to Cleo, hun 10 the
position.
II is e very propitious time Mir
'."T" said IN conclusion. for tins hill
=" he rushed Every on" should maxi"
I" concerted effort ON their ropr,S.lIi;,-
''N'S !" SuTr"rt Ia" measure"
Ihr resolution indorSrn= tho bill was
introduced toy Major j. TAYLOR STRAIT
con. Wh" >rid that c"u..toysm,u Tiu.
'n"n was hut N"iciug Tho sentiment Of
nc '""ntrN i'm justice I" tho south
'@r'.in John Lamb. commandment. l,rc-
SIDED 1T tic meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
WRIT OF ERROR IN
GRlCE RENT SUIT
supreme curt {" Review Ca.r Where
tenant Was Unable to Move
for Three DAYS

'he supreme Court on yesterday re
fused 80 grant - writ of error ana
Sur'rscdcas III tho case OF Il. n N,-
'"""" - al, versus NJ !. McpowcIl
'Hministrato-. 81 al Tho Gag. came ~,
from ranvilo court and wa. :, ,..o
.n,r'N NIX nc distribution Of property
under "a viii :!
~" court awarded q writ of error
'"" HNp'rS"incs III tho case Of Eob.,r
"""' n lhS Co. versus Fannie G. vclIi,,.
""".'nis'rator "f tho estate OF u.rhcr,
N"'hn'S THIS was ease in vbf,.h
W. curt Of Law and Clancerv b.,d
'N"i""" damages to Mrs Ncuir.. j.,
~" sun! Of $500. The victim ,oc, ;, -
"'a'h through injury when struck D.,
"' "ht"m"h!" the urorertv n, "a :.
h"nann"n King Co iiond ~ ~ ~
OF 800" was required
INC court also awarded v-it o.,
ror an" sup"rscdcas In tho c.e. 4.
M"!E l""d versus Edward " CrI.o
"h'rh came up from tho Iu,
t'".'N Court Of tho city of Iichr,n,,i
"h i'"ccrnhcr -, 1915 Mr. ,:ri,.o
,ch"n' III tho house AZ 5oo W.
'"hNhh street, Was sued by Nrs .r.,i,i
!'"r rent II seems tina, H.
KAY" notice. 'hrnc month"; 80:
"Ni"t' nut was unable 10 move 80 :,
"a! IN winch his lease cApirnd ana ~,
!" remain three days before he o,,'',,
wagons I" move him
HIN seems to bo tho fret Coo. =,
~" /" nay" como before Tho crn,o.,-
required. % N''-p' was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
EHyson Calls
State Committee
viii Meet Here March y to Sc
lcct Date for Stale
Contention.

Chairman J. Taylor Ellyson, OF the
state Democratic Committee, has is
sued {. call for meeting of the com =
mittce AT Nurphy'S Hotel on March
-. when Il place viii he selected and
the time set for the State Democratic
convention.
The Legislature not having arranged
Tor the holding OF Il primary for the
selection Of delegates TO tho national
convention. that duty will fan upon IN.
state convention. Effort Will be made
also at the convention To StandaruiHc
the party principles. the obscryanc.
OF which has recently become rather
lax, and to fix upon some definite plat
FORM upon which the party may make
its appeal in the coming elections
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
DEEP INTEREST SHOWN
IN EvANCEL|ST|C IDEA
Cottage Prayer Meetings Draw At
icntion ~ torcword to Zig
Campaign.
Every Protestant Church in Rich
mond Will Take Part i'm Great Re-
liSiou> Moycmcnt-I. VI. G.. \. and
\. w. &. \. Cooperate.

The revival services preliminary To
the city-widc cNangclistic campaign.
which viii start on SUNDAY and con
tinu" THROUGH March ~ in all the rrot
cstant churches OF Richmond. were
closed las, night with a large audience
attending the meeting in the CLAY stree,
Methodist church. The cottage PRAYER
meetings. which were conducted al
more tEau 800 homes during ih,, yy.cl,
with an attendance of from between
$1,000 and 10000 people. were brought
/" close last night, and the results
"t the first week were said TO he cx
trcmcly gratifying
Impetus 10 the CAMPAIGN is added h,
reason "f til" fact that Lent BEGAN
inns week. and many people viii cast
aside their workaduy life for things
more dcvout
M of IN" ministers who arc inter-
'Slc" III Inc movement are confident
ihat the campaign will bc the greatest
religious event which Richmond has
witnessed in u great many wears
'. W. &. y TO GIVE
IT'S Co-OpEn,TIoN
While the campaign was arrange.
for and viii he conducted 10y the Rich
nt"nd Ministerial Union, some of tho
local ministers have succeeded in Sc
curing the services Of prominent ont
ot-t"wn Clcrgymcn to assist them in
the special services which will he held
However. this Will by no means de-
tract from tho purpose that the cam
rHisn is pun ely \ local affair
III" Nuuuc WomanS Christian As.
S"ciati"n Will CO operate with tho
churches. and there will he daily half
hour meetings for women ana :irla
i'm tn" auditorium of tho central build
iu=. Firth aud Main Streets. q, O'Clock
similar meetings for men viii H.. held
ut the central Young Mems Christian
Association.
THIS Will enable business mou ana
girls I" attend during their lunch hour.
and II is cNroct"d, great mauy Viii
take advantage "f this opportunity To
participate in this concerted muv.ncu,
ior religious awakening.
Thor" viii Ia" special meetings ON the
afternoons Of March Ii ami II at
"'cl"rk. for tho Younger girls The
names of tn" leaders for thoS" meet =
iuSs aud their subjects viii he am
u"unCcd later.
Meetings under the associations aus
ric's will also hc hold at tho Womau's
collcS" ana nj ilartshorn college
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
QUALIFY FOR PRIMARY
''S'' i""" WITH Hob.on. Mat
"n""'", ~ only Can
dids.cs

,;i.Io nam iiohson and Gcorr. ucn
',r'nn"l primary for the .,,n'i,,i,.
,"-'' h' naying tn" 80 ro,,,,i-od
~ nc Cit% Central ncmorr.,'r
r, &C. " r. kn""lcy paid Nj.
%" ihnrsda" at;ernoor '''H
NAV ,s's for tie nrefcycn,isl pr,-
NH, ,o no" closed Tho rcr"rcudun
'' h"ln on tn" date 90 tho rce,5,i.-
mar Npril and the
ar" :" In perfected bv a ,.o,-
n,r h''"""u = committee from ~
hpard '''"i"!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11

y verdict Tor the city was returned
Yesterday afternoon IN The city circuit
tour, in tn" suit Of H. - iTigEasou
against tho city f"l 81 600. MIR. iiiE-
Jason alleged that his property q, tho
corner Of f'cudall Avenue and Hooper
street. North Richmond, had been dam
aged by street grading. done on con
tract let by North Richmond bc Tor" IT
MAS. incorporated into tho city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
THREE YEARS IN PEN
i. y. Nirr. Of Ghattnnonra. Found
Guilty Of tohbcry ny Jury in
bristol.
'S,.ctal to rhc Times dispatch.

Special to tn" Times Dispatch
BRISTOL. Va. March, l".-Iu the
court Of Bristol To-day q jury found
i. \. Wicr, "a Nouu= married man. "f
Chattanooga. guilty Of robbery from
rio person. and rendered = Verde, OF
three years tn tho pcuitoutiary.
Wior. who was operating as u uCw 3
butcher between ChattanooGa and
charlottesville. is said to have taken
tho rockctb"ok ana cash of q sleeping
passenger. When Wlcr left tho train
here hc is said TO have had the money
IN his possession. He was arrested
shortly aftcrward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11

TIA" t"ructtc Was built in 1897. Sh,
was 20 feet long and nineteen and
"nc-half feet bcami She displaced "55
tous Her armament consisted Of one
twciv" pound gun, five six pound guns
aud two torpedo tubes.
Torpedo boat No. II was built in
1906. she WAS ~ feet long and dis
placed ISL tons. She was armed with
two thrcc-inch guns and three torpedo
tubes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11

The trial ~ Warren I'agc cbar=cd
continued in the iIuS;iurs court .ry-
tcrday TO March - Page IS char.,,d
with entering TIA" homo 90 pa,ia n
KATE and stealing diamond rings and
with assaulting two girls ono ~ them
colorcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
.IltncN Is ONcrturnch.

jiin"v operated 10y g. j. I:aIlcr
"'"rturnc! at Hanover and Davis Ave
iru"S lat" yesterday afternoon. spilIing
~" driver and three passengers Miss
Blackwell on" "f IA" passengers, ,,uf-
''r"d Spia'n"h nru and The other
Two. Mrs rl"g"muu nIA Mrs Sweeney
""r" shaken ur I:altcr escaped an
hnri |, is sand tlIt thc car Was over
turned IN takers effort to avoid coll
.iding with another car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11

Dunes T. StrHnc rcturued 10 KIch
m"nd yesterday with his son, Frank.
who disappeared from his home three
weeks ago. The boy went TO Danville
with "a military company rcturnini,
from duty AT liopewell. lie was cared
for 10y Mrs. Minnie Lavender. Of Dan
VILE. until the ARRIVAL of his father.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
Fur o,crront Stnicn.

pr t. y. lIord, 90 church Tin. re
ported 10 'hc police las, night that a
thief entered his hallway some time
late Yesterday afternoon aud stole :,
fur oNcrcoat belonging 1" him and one
h,'"ugiug to his wifc. Tho coats arc
valued st SO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11

= N"nIh's'ra'irc nonrd ,n.,c-day
.Nh'"c" ~" contract for Tho cons,ri,,
,". "' III" third CITY Hall electric
t'''ator 70 tn otis Elevator company
$50" ~" comoan, viii also
hr '.d ryl'nho aud shafts
49,. ".lIc ~ w" Tho con
,''' Was awarded "..trp,, aIynr,iei,r
''' md as III" n,is Elevator COMPANY
'h" "n!T one said 20 bo able 10 do
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
uor.c pGrchn-r. discontinued.

thcsapcalin aud ohio hallway on :
Gals yesterday stated that Tho pur-
chase OF horses for the European com
tries had been discontinued for tho
present This ra ihoad has handled
NOR" than 10000 head 81 horses and
mul"S sine" tho outbreak Of tho war
that wcrc shipped 10 Europe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
Dl.'nI-.~d on ono Ch,,v.

NO 'har=" against f;ay burger OF
%, iaHair= 'hc Hotel Richmond OUT OF
BOARD nill ras dismissed in Police
''f r.'o;day morning ana the
hearing Of tho charge ia, h. f..
'Hgitiv" from Hoanokc vas continued
10 March Il:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
Mr. GrIcr,. Condition imnrn..h

r.. w. Iri"c. general superintendent
OF TRANSPORTATION OF trc chcsapc.ke
ana ohi" Railway Company. was re-
ported aS being improved Yesterday
AZ tho Grace Hospital. where bc Mas
been for several days suffering from
a slight attack Of blood poisoning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
Arrcatcd In uaInntnn

Detective Sergeant Atkinson VIII 20
to Hampton to-day To bring back Sam
U"l Williams. charged with skipping
his BAH bond. Williams was under
arrest on a charge of running dis
orderly house ut 5l1 North Fourth
street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
Watch Stealing charged.

Edward TIN, -"lorcd. was .rros,cI
IN south Richmond LAST nigh, on a
cn"rgc of stealing watch and chain
valued at $50 from .Iulia Urown Pre-
ci"r' detective Tmsicy recovered tho
property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
Wanted in Ilalifn,.

-. g Major. deputy sheriff of iiaii-
fan County. arrived in Richmond last
night :" take back Pollard Jones col
or"d. wanted in that county ON u
charge 81 stealing u COW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
Must >o Enter Private Homes.

MAJOR Werner Yesterday issued writ =
ION instructions 10 members OF the
iorcr That they must not enter pri =
waite homes Z" telephone in, except in
case OF emergency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
Low: MAKES AN
EIOQtt.\T tprt.tI .

Delegate Love made an eloquent aD-
pc..l 20 have tho Cauip adopt tn" rcSo-
buttons and instruct their representa-
GNeS in Congress TO fight for the pass
age OF the measure. He explained that
he spoke from his heart. and that il
he had. 10y reason OF holding orpoSti"
views from some "f his comrades in
lur"d the>r feelings nc was sorry. His
address became so passionate Il; times
during his recital Of incidents during
tho struggle. that ScVeral old Veterans
~ tho gray could not keen back their
tears
such compensation would have been
mad" 10y tho North before this time he
S'td. hut for tn" pride Of tho Southern
representatives. Now is tn" tinc for.
every man 30 20 Ia work and nut his
shoulder to tn" wheel. Write TO Your
Congressman and have him supper; tn"
ola gray haired comrades who are ram
opposition Of the Southern representa-
tiVcs.
Nv" haven't much longer TO he
thom It must hc done at once The
North docs not feel as wc do Dn all
sues az TIL great convention ut ,icttyS-
hur% WaS heard Tho CRY Hoy YOU
"uch; to l." placed on Tho pension roll
VIM" u mi@ht l." revolving to some to
he placed ON tb" p"u>iou rolls. this ,vlll
not II" done. III" money that the gov
"run1"nt. uuGcr this hill. Will pav t. tn,
soldiers ~ tho Southern cause IS nu;
compensation for cvnnscarcd prop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-11
LEE CAMP |NDORSES
T|LLMAN PENSION BILL
Regards II in Light of Compensation
for Property Illegally
tonfiSratcd
URGES CONGRESS no Acr
Delegate Love, of iuncnburG, Says
Adoption Of Hiil Recognizing Con-
fcdcratc Soldiers Would Go Far to
Rcunitc Country.

Unanimously indorsinI the hill. L. L.
Ice Camp, No. |. Confederate Veterans
adopted a resolution last night request
i's- the senators and CunGrcS&mcn from
Virginia To support the hill Introduced
in the United states House of Repre-
scntruNcS Ivy Congressman John y.
Tillman, Of Arkansas. proNidiu': for
the payment Of SJ00 To every INiu"
Confederate soldier and widow. aud n
pension of $50 per month durinS the
remaining DAYS Of their lives.
senator rillmau. in his bill. says that
the money which he cudcavors {" So
cure appropriated is not pension. but
- payment: not cift but Il rcpar:itiun'
not an advance. hut a return nf con
iiscatod money. lie relates that duriu.
the War between the states tho Union
army con.iScatci more than 81 600 az"
worth OF property. that II levied illcrHl
taNcS ana set slaves free. THIS pay
utCut. he said. is a conscience :und.
:. II Love. Il mcinbcr OF the state
'i"US" cf delegates from l.un nburS
County. spoke in favor OF the bill las,
night. saving that in this dav of talk
on preparedness there was no greater
StCr tho nation could take 10 arm il
against any foe ,han that OF removing
tn" last obstacle that stood hotwccu 4
reunited country,
Evening journal., 1916-03-21

and the races lie began TO be we'll
known at Havre de Grace, New Or
leans and other famous racing re-
sorts. He is said to have had a great
following of fast companions" who
left him "in the lurchr when 4iis
funds began TO get low. Besides his
father, Murphy is survived by a
brother Elmwood Murphy. who is
chief electrician in the navy yard, at
San Francisco. and two sisters. Mrs.
Fannie Covington and Miss Florence
Murphy.
BILLY couldn't keep his head after
he got the money" said his sisters
1T was the old story OF wine, women
and song"
Evening journal., 1916-03-21

of the Wise drug store and ran into the
store to make a purchase. Evidently he
had not shut the power OIL the car anu
no sooner had Mr. Pennewill alighted
from the machine than the machine
moved down the street a hundred yards
or more. where it came near jumping on
the pavement in front of the j. d. Haw-
kins residence At this point the ma
chine turned and shot across the street
to the residence Of Harry Mcdaniel,
where a tree stopped its further prog
ress. Being battered TO some extent
and partly put out Of commission, Mr..
Fennewill, however, drove the machine
10 the garage for repairs.