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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-06

Arthur \. HineA In Ais owl
r1ght ana ~ administrator
Of william H Hines. 80. Plaintiff.
Lydia J. HinAa. widow. Charles
+. Hines. Wfniam ]. Hines,
II living. and X dad, his
heirs, dsyissea assigns and
sucoessors In tft1s, II any,
Clara Psndery Hines Dixon,
and Paul n Hines, an infant
under the 49, Of twenty
one years .....-..... Defendants.
The oh5sot Of ne above suit 10 10
partition In Some OF the modes pre-
scribed By law the real estate Of which
william II. Hines. died, ssinsd and
possessed ana to settle the account Of
Arthur II. Hines ~ administrator Of
the said William n. Hines.
And aftidAvft having bssn made and
MED that the said william J. Hines.
II living. u . non-resident Of this
State. and with the exception Of Clara
Psndsry Hines Dixon ana Paul r.
Hines. mentioned above, his heirs. de-
visess assigns and successors In title.
IL any. are unknown. II IL ordered that
the said william J. Hines. II living.
and II dead. his hsira dsvtssss assigns
ana sueesssoes In titis, II any. DO ap-
pear within fifteen days after the due
ID necessary to protect their interest
SAMUEL p. wADDnL.
Clerk.
A copy-Teste:
SAMUEL p. wADDuLs
rhillipa Attorney.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-06

SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Premier Carrier q the south.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND MAIN
STREET STATION,
N. B.-Following schedule figures
published ~ Information and not
$40 A. a-Daily LOCAL for Danvilis.
1870 A. M.-Daily-lAmitsd- all
points South. Pullman buffet parlor
500 p. M.-Except sunday-Locai
for Chase City. Durham ana interms-
500 r. M-Daiiy-For Danviils, At
lanta and Birmingham, with Pullman
observation sleeping car.
Has p. M.--Daily-IAmited- all
points South. Pullman ready 500 p.
n. YORK RIVER LINE.
t:is r. A.-Daily-Local to West
Point.
$40 p. M.--stsamsr train. daily ex-
espt Sunday. for West Point ana bal
''T s:ss a No M s.o2; to w...
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: 7:06 A. n. $500 A.
H., S.Se p N. and s.ae p. N dai3y;
s:lo A. Il. except Sunday.
From West Point: $40 A. n, SIS r.
n. daily, and o:4S A. N.-lsseAmsr
train from Baltimore. daily except
MxoRuDER DENT. D. r. A.
eo7 East Nain street. Phone Mad. 171.
- North Seventh Street
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LADIES' TAILOR

kesss3I the LaA1s1 TailsTs Annsunsss
that yo9r last year suit. coat or
dress win look original style Of 1871.
I am the only ladies' tailor in town.
which I am to hundreds in town
ana out OF town. and that make
specfaity OF that kind Of work
Every garment altered In my -
tablishment II done under my super
vision. Prices very moderate dur
/. ing month Of September. Suits made
to order from your own material
complete with best silk lining. for sac:
coats, us. The Raleigh Apartments
corner Harrison and franklin. Phone
Mad. tk7a.
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80 80 e ato6nnv Olsoe4 betwosa
Floyd and 0rsse Avsnuse
WIN. Ven Der Brslians, 1905 fss&
A. y. llOakgomesy, ~ 6osl
q. Mc3. 0nook, 20 fest
Eddie G. Cesuley. 30 fest
c. =. ana 4. .. Allen, 1888 fesG
Amount Of damages: None.
Wsst Ode d CRANKY Street. bsswssn
Grove and HAnovsr Avenues
Arthur L sharp. $50 test
fans u Henning. 10 feet 10 inches.
So paAgett, 10 feet 10 inches
mia Hunt, 10 feet inches
Margaret A. Shields, 10 fest Q inches.
J. n. Thompson. $50 6sst
Amount Of damages: None.
Location:
mast hide Of CRANKY strsst, between
Grove and Hanover Avenues
saiHs n. snydor. 10 test inches.
Thos J. Shansnessy. ~ feet
Mary n. Scott. 136 fest.
Amount Of damages: None.
Location:
west side Of CRANKY Street, between
Hanover ana Park Avenues.
Owners:
Thersa r. Tafiey. l2B fest.
Alta Foster, II fest
Katherine Foster, Al feeA
n. L Bates, - feet.
Burton Marye. ITS Seet
Amount Of damages; None
Location:
East side Of CRANKY strsst. between
Hanover and Park AVENUES.
49,
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JOHN H1R2
Chairman Adn,l
Beard
By w. w. DUll1o
Clerk Tor Admin
Ook [, 1914. n A sSsssS

Southern railway an1l : 1iii11 Y
fAroa 1rom otne1ono - ~ W
ginis. account 9tA1A - 1
70 b held this ooa0on - -
Nsct1enburg Co0nty W
ya1r. Chase CITY. N. 1e a.
ets WIN b. cd o. 1T
elusive. with Anaa xse
III. 1919. 81 u VI
Interstate yhlA xe1e ~
Round trip t1eha4e - aan I
~. inal1slvA With - W
oot, IN, 1o12
vh91n1a osate yAAN 1
HeunA ty1p t1sketa - ao19 n
In. ine1u1ave Win Nn1
Desviii: 1san nanvg Il
nh t11k1os - aa1o O. ~
slsslvA Win - r.
18th, 1S1a
Kansas 0srnAS -
~ 1eNnA tg1p tle1Du
o. 1aN1 - 1TtA 11a1q
rotU1A Nn1t OF 11eA -
- a1dtt1ona1 1n1
aaess1t $3.50 esee e.
|w11ta
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WALL PAPERfNG.
WALL PAPERING
Having Had Wonderful Re.
suits Ourselves,

We Are, For the NEXT Ten Days. CIV
ing away to the public In sealed cans
one pint OF "Heat-Proof Paste"
made with our special adhesive. This
Is to demonstrats the wonderful vul-
canixing powers of the newest dis
covery In adhesive for wall papers.
We make this liberal offer to all who
question the merits Of vulcanixinR
wall paper under chemical process.
Convince yourself by FASTING back
some Of your falling papers with this
adhesive without sizing at our sx-
penss. Altar ten days all Heat
Proof Paste" VIII be sold ut lie .
!. pint In sealed cans. n. B. BRAuER.
1es North Eighth street.
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Office Of
A Administrative Board,
Richmond, Va,
October 6-13. 1915.

10 w. +. LOwiA N. H. Bat11nA
Lukrette a. Ball, Unknown. Joe. ].
Miller, Roger and Bettie 0rsgory.
Nsttis B. Ford. G. n. Dddtugton,
J. a. HeAdsn. WIN. HaAsa. VIM.
Won der Brslling. =. =. No0tgomsry.
8. Moo. Shook, Dddie O. Cessley. G.
r. and 4. b. Alien. Arthur l. SHARP.
Ella Hunt. MarsAxst =. ehisldA J.
Thoa u, Ohangnsouy, Mary H.
Scott, ThsrA =. 1Allsy. AtGA Tostsc
Katharine Toseszs n. = Da4sa.
Burton lGAxyA Mary Puo3e HankinA
Alfonso Thurman 0rnnA q Atkins,
Mary =. DowpmAn, Herbert .
Dalton, Ddgar = 1ord. II. q Mont
gomary:
You ars hereby no<iAsd that he
Administrative Board Of the uity OF
Richmond. We. have made the follow
ing asoertAlnmsnt ~ 70 damages 70
abutttng DropArty Owness NaAnee
proDorN Adults on 0otA dds Of
0ran6y street, efom Main 0treoe 70
Park AvenuA. ~ reascn q the gsadfng
q I'D strsse hy The cityi
Wsst ode 81 oranav street essv,,.
Main etrsst ana Floyd Avenue.
w q. IAwia 10 fss&.
y. n Ba&ktna "A 3eet 8 tnahNa
Lnkrstte =. na1l n 1eaG s tnchaa
\ n. 3. NontxosnegR. ID 1ost inchea
Joa j. Miller. 11o 1oot.
Amount q daMAass: NoaA
Aooatloms
Z Eaat nado ok 0ranA1 street Netwpeu
Main sersse and 1asyd Avenue.
OW0et9s l .
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OGt0o0e U-l4
10 Book Agents u - - ~
South, Centen1ry - G
Helen n. J01napn, - ~
Powha&tan Broe6an. lTuGD6
WAtAAn4 vlsBlntA -
Brown. q. ". DrOWn, 1n2g
AAssls. J. Alstoa CnDea 4. ! a.
Edgar. Jr. and 0Axy ~ ~
You are hseeeY notfAoa G1n4
Administrative Board az ~
Richmo1d, Va, 6&yo made ~ =
lowing ascertAanmsa4 - ~
to shutting pfOpofU 0Wn9Eg
property abute on the north ~ AoN
sides Of 0race Otroet, Netwoen 10~f
and Fin StTeseA ~ reason TX
grading Of sid sdswails ~ - 4
South ID. q oraes s.ssss. ss1ss
Fourth and Ttfth Streets. 81
Book Agents 4 ne II. y. c. =
South. 1e 1esk - IS.
Centsnary II y 0hura1, ~ 4
Helen R. JoAnooa, rs fDek ss 81
b. w. Newman, ~ 9os< ln
Powha&tan Bresd6m. tr1seoA
wa4ixinA 20 fest
Amount o6 Aamagsss lgenA
Location;
North Ads % osaee otrseG ~
Fourth and y4fth 0Hoetk 49, 49,
Virginia ana NAnis g. 1sUNA RI
Eest.
8. '. Brown, q fssl : inoAa8 q
Eugene q Nas1le. - fse4 d - I
J. Aston CAhSll. - tosG III ~
I. n. Kaufman and T., III
Nelson. - 6oet Z innhea. S Hg
NdGAI r.. ana Mary u At ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-06

The object Of this suit 10 70 ebtain
. divorce from the bonds Of uAatr1mony
BY the plaintiff from the defendant
up0n the ground OF dessrtfon.
And a3idavtt having been made and
nlsd that Rudolph Lingsch. the de-
1sndant. 10 not resident Of the state
Of virginia. Il II ordered that the said
Rudolph Lingsch do appear here with
In fifteen days after due publication
Of this order and do what 10 necessary
to otect his interests in this suit
Tsste:
CHAs. o. sAvnLN
Clerk.
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d. Haiey 0heitou, .. d.
VIRGINIA: IN HUsTrNos COURT
PART II, CITY OF RICHMOND
SEPTEMBER 20, 1916.

John B. Deans Complainant.
W.
Mary ]. d. Deans ..OefendAnt
II appearing 70 the court from an
AFFIDAVIT nled In this cause thai the
defendant. Mary I D.. Deans II mot .
resident Of tbs State Of Virginia and
that her last known plaos Of abods
wAs IN Fayetteville. w. Va.
It II therefore adjud9sd. ordered anA
dscresd that the said Mary I D. Dsaos
do appear hsrs within dftssn days
after the due publication ofsth order
in The Richmond virginian. . news
paper publishsd In the city Of Rich-
mond. Va. ana DO what may be nsoss-
sary 70 protect her interest herein
and the clerk Of this court II hereby
directed 70 maii . copy Of this order
Of publication 70 the last known place
Of abode Of the said defendant
4 Copy-4ssts:
GefA.
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sCHEDUIEs.

RlCHMOND AND CHEsAPEAKE Hay
RAILWAY COMPANY
Schedule effective January :, 1915,
supersedinx schedule Of April IL, 1914.
Schedule subjec. to change without
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BARGAINS IN UsnD CARS.

BARGAINS IN USED CARS.
ono 1915 Tszring. Ffrst-Oass Csals-
ton; slip covers, HAss1sr shock AL
scrber, demountabls rims. extra tire
complete. crown tenders and electric
lights Price. S17s.
0ns 1914 Ts.ring. y1rst-Class Cs.Ai-
ton Price. $3.50.
,oas 1919 n..ahsst. Regular DsuiD-
msnt. Price. $3.50.
ons maker Elsstrle. Newly RainteA.
nrst-class condition. Price. $500.
Ons wsvsray ESsetxse. Lxls New. Pr1ss.
$500.
One Chalmers, New T1res, Deseh Mag
neto. Price. $3.50.
o. CAalnsss. se-Hsr.sSswss. Frass.
$3.50.
0ss stsAehakee Ru.aSsst. Price. ssee.
Ono Paige Tssrsns, y1as Ce.Aitian.
Price, $s7S.
o. st.assakse Tsxraag. Fine CsaAi-
ton Price. $3.50.
o.s l1esAsn T1ve-rssss~ser. Res.slt.
PricA $3.50.
o. Ioaa Dssa nsnaSsst. Ps1ss. s3sa,
o. yssa Tsaxang (ee-In4A TxsaA),
coed sendition. Price, e1aS.
o. mas Rap0saala, MN Aeoo laflsa.
szesiisat soa1ition. PsisA ASA I,
oas 1e11 M1p.sAns nsalstss. osea
senAitien- Price. else.
GAIL uNTvunaAL ROTOR %, mo
411-1n1 WHAT BROAD DIRnwN
AIO1M0ND, VA.
model twe-uni< 0ray-DAvis starting
ana ushting systsm (squippsd with
Bendtx gear shift), complstsly In
stalled. ~. It will add greatly 20
tho convenience Of your Ford oar
during ths coming wintsf.
UNTvMnaAL eorOn o., mo. 4
4n-1m WDDT Dn0AD oz2MuN
NlCB1OMn, VA
s1xmu1Iyn sEAz1 A01sCTS.S
We A. New nasAy = Inseau -
latest impro~sd Corhin-n brown npa.
cial rerd spssdouetsr. 40. Psrmit
~ - sxpla1n ~ constxpstion anA
sus ssrvise suaraat@ps
UxrvnA1AL lGoToR 90. mo.
111-o1o WuoT nnOAD ozAnDTI
81 AIG0yDROIfn "a ~
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Mary J. O.. lss fsses 1899 a
". ). rarsish, isS -; aneuns x
damages, mona.
| o. D. nn&. 13g 1sse; amount ~
damages none.
a b. Jones. 11g 1oses amount -
damages. none.
". 7. Clarke. u fsss; ameunG d
damages, nonA
". +. Clarke. - 1sst: amesme u
Mary b. Mcgwssnsy. - ssse;
amount Of damaUsA nonA
Geo. b. JonsA rs test; amount Of
Location-North ode of n Street
between Thirty Arst and Thirty-fourth
Streets.
Owners:
IDA r. Wilkinson. 90 test: amount
Of damages. none.
~ cunt Of damAGs4 mona
Wilson Mann. 10 test . inches:
amount Of daGna8e4 mono
W. A. Randolph. % test: amount
Of damages. mona.
E1isa Mos (Hurt try, 20 ADses
amount Of damages, mono.
| Jno. J. Doran, % 1ssts amount q
oem98Oov none.
Mary A. Dorsa. 1ss fsse, aansunA
Of damages. nome.
II. ~ Hare. 133 fsees 0mounk Of
| damages, none.
p. J. Basssy: lss fsst; amoms Of
damages. none.
Alvida Norqusst, 1ss fest: ssnount
Of damages, none.
Location-South ade oS y OhosA
between Thirty-nrst and Th4r<T fourth
BtreeAA
Frank ana Esther Roth, - test,
0nount Of damages. non&
v. r. 0wathnay. - fsst; anounE Of
dAmAeaat nome
/ 0eo. WashinoAoa. He. 3, - tsoe,
amount o1 damages. none.
N. W. Bows. ~ 1ssts amount Of
damagaA no0A
Jno. J. Dorian, 11s fsst; aansunt ea
Mary n Doran. 10 esses au,suna
a dAMoOoA none.
Noble q. Wsal41ssAs - 1ss1s asno1n1
Jcao 3. Msish. 1ss sssss aneszs a
O. 4 Easdv4ca. aag fsse: amsanA
fo9 0AmAGo4 mona.
IooAslon-3eortA slds q n QHssA
bstwssn ThAty-aEse ana Ihaxty-fouzth
Iatrsska
OwnAsN
r. H. oe1eez. ~ 1ssGs aan0unA q
nmm1 4. Jsnsrsen, u ~. a@ss.l
lce dAmAee4 none
ArmstsaA Washington, 33S 80,
lamount OF damages. noDA
Bslmors johnson. % 1sst; aussuai
~ damages, Mons.
! ". ". Hope ~ fsss, aussuzs u
damages, none.
4 ". n RoAseseu. u 1ss& . inahe0s
Iamount Of damages. mona.
Armseead Warrington, IL fooe
inches; amount Of damages. nona.
Mary q. Hodges. II fest; amount
Of damages, mona
/ A. 6. CAFneai. 80 fss<s amoun4 d
tdAmAgoa none.
i Julius g. saswsr1 al fss<: anzpun4
a. dAAaAGoa, mona
Il Ioca&1on-eoufh side At o O6~oA
betwssn Thirty-drst and Tkrty-fourth
6treStA
/ Owners:
i Fountain Bapase Csurun, ias.3,
fleet: amount Of daluaa1sQ mona.
/ Isabella Mingss. 11e.43 1ssts amount
OF damages. mona.
Arthur F1ay1ee. 11g 1eot moEo q
tiees: amount Of damAgaaI none.
/ O. q Blaklsy. Lao test. moro Or -,
amount Of damages mona
i Julius G. 6iswers al fss<: amount
Il damages. nome
/ IocAtion-Nor&h 49, Of o DtzssA
bstwssn ThlEty- 0rss and Tharty.fourfh
i0txoeGn =
1 lflnnstt b. Tnompsoa, 1as fss<a
lamount OF damnAgoaI mona
/ JaA and T1orsns HppA 10 1sse,
amount Of 6AnAkoA MONA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-06

W. n. Harris Grocery Co.. Ine Plaintiff
against
II. inpSf6. $50. .0cIeuuAut
IN CASE AND UPON AN ATTACK
MENT RETURNED EXECUTED.
The object Of this suit 10 to recover
against the defendant the sum Of
e6Bo.4o. with legal interest thereon
from September 1. 1915. until paid. and
to attach the estate or debts owing TO
the said defendant In the city Of Rich
mond. ana subject the same 70 the
payment Of the plaintiffs claim
And affidavit having been made and
nlsd that the defendant 10 . non-rssi-
dent OF the State Of virginia. he 10 re-
quired to appear hers. within fifteen
days after due publication thereof. and
do what 10 necessary TO protect his
interest In this suit.
Teste:
e. M. ROwELLE. Gsrt.
A Copy-TeSts:
e. n. RoWEILH Clerk
Rawlsy 4 Rawlsy. p. q
Oct. ..
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DREssMAKING.

EAsAISnable DFeesmakAng, Plain Sew
ing. altering and repairing neatly
done. Apply MRS. MARY BOWsER.
Dressmaker, 1904 st. James st.
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VIRGINIA. n THE CLEREU or
rICD or TIN CHANCNRY COURT
or THU GIT OF RICHMOND, TIA
9TH DAT or. AUGUST. 1915, N
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GdnnDosI u LnA1e0 Tna1e1s Anns1Aess
suits made from your own material.
4 complete with best silk lining. $50:
eoata. Us. The Raleigh, Mad. ASA.
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Office Of
City. Engineer,
City Hall,
eRichmond, Va,
September 20. 1919.

Sealed proposals will be received II
thts once until IL o'clock noon,
October &. 1915, for construction OF
sewer. Forms Of proposals can be obs
famed on application. A certified
check for 500 must accompany each
bid d . guaranty OF execution o,
contract.
The Administrative Board reservez
the right to reject any and all bids.
CHAS.. i, BOILING,
City Engineer.
Oct. 8. 1915.
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Duats TAsrsasAly rrssss1. 1Gss ClsaneA
and pressed. $500; secured. soc.
French cleaned. II. 4. WANT = Co,
Tatiors and Cleaners Phone Mad
ison 7eee
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khssaatsly Best osalisy h An lEanAs
coal and wood. Prompt service.
LIME q HARRIa. NC, Fifteenth
and Dock Stse4ts. Randolph SS7G
w rive q = II. Green Trsding
gtamps-
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WOOD AND COAL

a1EQOU- AND OVAxA
1nss Dsy Csal where Yea Ges OesA.
eleAn. krss-buSning. long-lastlns
kind. hare son that kind only
over eighteen years an leader In
wood TO burn; lave hssn about nj
teen years. can save you worrJ,
time and money, because IN the
real wood man. LONG. 1895 West
Bread.
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aNALED PROPOSAIR
Office. Of
City Engineer,
City Hail.
Richmond, Va,
September 20, 1915.

Sealed proposals will be received at
this once until II o'clock noon.
October 8. 1915, for laying concrete
paving on roAdbed Of Chamberiayne
Avenue. from Myrtle Avenue TO
'Maplewood Avenue. Forms OF pro-
posals can be obtained on application.
A certified check for $3.50 must &C.
company each bid ~ guaranty Of
execution OF contract.
The Administrative Board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
CHAS. i. BOILING,
City Engineer.
Oct. 8. 1915.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-06

CHESAPEAKE B OHIO RY.
Gin. Lou'vls = West. - p. - p, clip.
Main Line Local. s7:36 T.. $6:1S p.
James River Line, 1000 a.. 46:1k p.
n News. MIX. Old Pr.
Newport News. Local. 1900 A.. 800 ..
TRAINS arrive from MIX. s1i:o0 A..
.ss:sS : From West $40 !. $3.50 p.
ts:ss a. sl;ls p. tao 2. daily from
Thurmond. Jas. River. $S:35 q. $3.50 p.
Daily. 3Exesp& SUNDAY
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VIRGINIA: IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. IN VACATION.
OCTOBER s. 1915.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

s'Sunday only. sDaily except sun.
day. B Baggage.
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CLEANING AND fR1ssrNo.

ARTHUR JAOZ90N.
CooanaAg and Rrsns1 90 DyskAe. 10
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-06

Let Do Dasusesa1e - Yea - LaAese
model two-uni& 0ray-DAvis starting
and nghting systsm Equipped with
Bsndtx gear shift), complstsly iys-
the oonveulenee of your Ford or
during ths coming wintsf.
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Phillipa Attorney.
Evening journal., 1916-11-23
EXPLAINS PURPOSES OF
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES

A meeting Of the board OF managers of
the Associated Charities was held yes
terday afternoon at which Miss liild1
K Mills, general secretary. stated that
there exists confusion in the minds Of
many regarding the fundamental du-
ties of the organization in the COM
munity.
As Interpreted by the local secretary,
the work Of the Associated Charities is
the treatment Of needy persons and
families in their homes.
There are at all times widows with
children under wage-earning age; the
physically incapacitated many wretched
families who always claim a great deal
OF attention.
II is in such cases that close co-Opera-
tion among relief organizations,
churches and individuals is absolutely
necessary if any good results are TO be
obtained.
On the other hand, competent, respect
able mothers can rear their children bet
ter in their homes than they can be
reared elsewhere
Poverty is a bi-product Of prosperity
and this is the time when the trained
services of an organization like the As
sociated Charities is needed to help our
less fortunate fellow beings "out Of their
poverty instead of in their poverty
Evening journal., 1916-11-23
FRIGAR ATTENDS HIS
BROTHER'S FUNERAL
Greeted by Fiancee Who
Will Testify in His
Behalf Tomorrow
GOES BACK TO
PRISON HOPEFUL

For the first time since his surren-
der to the Philadelphia police nearly
three months ago. Ellis d. Frigar. who
shot and killed Edward BolRnd In Fair
mount Park on Aug %. was allowed
to visit his home yesterday. He went
10 attend the funeral OF his brother,
Edward c. Frigar, at his fathers
home near Boothwyn. He was not
set at liberty, being constantly under
the surveillance Of detectives. but the
prisoner was not prevented from eX-
changing warm greetings with his
fiancee, Miss Amanda Sykes. who was
with him in his automobile when he
shot Boland. and was responsible for
Frigar's decision to give himself up.
Miss Sykes was the first person to
greet Frigar on his return home and
was the last to bid him farewell when
the detectives took him back TO prison
after the funeral services.
When Frigar and his guards reach
ed his fathers home in Delaware
county, Miss Sykes was standing at
the door to welcome him. "Oh. Ellis;
I'm so glad tossee you she exclaimed,
as she led him into the vestibule.
While the detectives waited outside
for a few moments the young couple
stood clasped in each others arms and
talked very quietly together. Later
they left the house and walked about
the grounds surrounding the Frigar
residence The detectives followed.
but took care TO remain many yards
i'm the rear.
The funeral services for Edward c.
Frigar. who was IS years old and died
OF pneumonia on Saturday. were con-
Quoted by the Rev j. l.. Estlin, pastor
OF the Boothwyn Presbyterian Church,
and attended by several hundred rela-
tives. friends and neighbors OF the
Frigar family Ellis Frigar was per-
mitted to accompany Miss Sykes 70
Fernwood Cemetery. where HIS broth
or was buried The young couple ex-
changed their farewells shortly after
leaving the cemetery. and Frigar was
then taken back TO Moyamensing
Evening journal., 1916-11-23
|. v. marks talks ON
S|NGLETAXATY.M.H.A.
Plan He Advocates Would
Abolish All Taxes Except
on Real Estate
MOVEMENT GROWING
SPEAKER DECLARES

Before the Civic Forum OF the Young
Mems Hebrew Association last night,
Leo W. Marks, OF Philadelphia. dis
cussed the Single Tax propaganda
Mr. Marks is field secretary OF the
Philadelphia Single Tax Association
and was candidate for Mayor Of Phil
adelphia in 1915 on the Single Tax
ticket He told Of the growth Of the
Single Tax idea as expounded by
Henry George and said that a Single
tax amendment in California during
the recent election had polled over
300, 900 votes out Of 100000 votes in
the State.
The Single Tax. he said. would
abolish all taxes save that on real es-
tate. including that which falls on
buildings or improvements. leaving
only the tax on the bare land. but in
creasing this tax to equal the eco
homie rent or what is sometimes
styled the 'uneaned increment Of
land values" This, he said. would
provide all needed public revenues,
municipal, county, state and ma
tional.
Il would dispense with the vast
army OF tax gatherers and other on
cials required under the present sys-
tenn and would enormously increase
( the production Of wealth by removal
OF burdens that now weigh upon in
dustry and thrift. by the multitude Of
taxes. on building and production. The
taxation of land values alone would
have the effect of making land more
cas- " available for industry since =
makes 1t more difficult for owners of
valuable land when they themselves
do not use. to hold II idle for a highe
/ future price.
He said the value of a building. I Ike
the value Of goods or anything prop
perly STYLED wealth. is produced by
/ Individual exertion and therefore
properly belongs to the individual. but
the value Of land only arises with the
growth and improvement Of the com
/ munity and therefore properly be
{ longs TO the community
James Robinson. candidate FOR
state treasurer on the Pennsylvania
Single Tax ticket. was also present