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The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
Answers to Correspondents


F. D. S-You would b. =, v,-v
iooiish girl to run away and marry
until you. were sure you would be
happy with this young man Won
write about, who is such a bov. I
am afraid neither of you appreciate
the responsibility of marriage. Do
go to your mother-she is your best
friend and adviser at this time.
E. Y. A.-The photoplay clearing
house is undoubtedly reliable. but
sometimes it takes weeks before
You hear from the scenario sent ont
because the busy scenario editors
have so many to read they cannot
give It immediate attention. I would
not be discouraged.
Miss c. LIN the first place I
would advise you to have your seen
arIos typew=itten. Very few editors
will read storIes written in long
hand.
Alice-I Often have circles under
my eyes which come from oyerworI,
and when I am very tired. I do
not think a massage cream could
benefit them. If ! were YOU, I
would try to rest and see Il your
doctor can't give you some tonic to
build you up.
Morris A.-Owen Moore was not
in the famous photoplay, Birth of
Nation" but he is with Mr.. Grif-
fifth, the man who produced il, and
IS one Of the stars Of the Triangle
company.
Nan W.-There is always a
chance for the clever girl think
you would have to 20 to Manila TO
try your luck, but Il I were YOU |
would be sure Of my own ability
before I decided on such a step.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
R. L. Holmes Will Speak on Peace

The Falls Church Baptist Christian En-
deavor Society will hold a special serv-
ice at the Endeavor hour tomorrow even
ing, with Miss Josephine Stambaugh as
the leader. Rexford L. Holmes, formerly
president Of the District of Columbia
Christian Endeayor Union, will be pres
ent and address the society on the sub
Ject OF Peace" the regular Endeavor
topic for the evening.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
Single Term Bill Presented.

= proposed amendment TO the Constitu-
ton providing that no President shall
serve more than a single term was In
troduced in the House yesterday by Rep
resentstive Emerson, OF Ohio. The reso-
luton incorporating the proposed amend
ment provided for submitting the oues-
ton to all Of the State legislatures. Il
was referred to the Committee on Eieo-
ton of President, Vice President and
Representatives r IN Congress-
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
ASSOCIATED BIBLE sTUDEYTs-

OLD MASONIC TEMPLE. sl1 F st. NV. supds>,
) ?. m, service and lecture By A. l. Rftcbie nc.
PRESIDENT Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society,
% p m, Bible study, conducted By Brother
Middlekauf; topic The Cleansing Of the Ssnct1,-
arJ. The public are invited. No collection.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
Scandinavians Will Meet.

A Scandinavian meeting will be held to.
morrow at 3 o'clock p. m. in the Sunday
school room Of the First Baptist Church
Sixteenth and o streets northwest Mis-.
sionary David F. Nygren win speak. All
Scandinavians are urged to be present
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
UNIVERsALIsT-

CaURGH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and l. 81, NV
s Eer, John Van schaick. r.. D. D.. pastor. Chi.
Sio sSLnoe. W1o; sermon on ''The Day" Pub
nc NUIsnlp al II a. m; subject Humane snn
DAY; Use and Abuse Of the Gifts Of God :" Yo,I1g
Peoples Christian Union at 3 D. m. At the III
tanan Church. Sunday school sH5 a. m Fr..
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UNITARIAN,

ALL SOULS CHURCH. oorn.r IA,
GySes G; B: Pierce, D. D., minister as -
Sunday school; class for the Comparative st5dT q,
heLslon' and Emerson Study ClsU II ~ -
0.ns :. .1 sT,icei service by the minister. There
soranp p. m, Liberal hefT1ona TTnio.S "a
ores p MI: G. W Pa1low. The Chosen P.,rIs
and Their Part in the Present yVs, - o"p47
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
THEOsOPHY.

THE LARGER CONSCIOUSNESS AND ITS
VALUE" Lecture b. Mrs. Lindsnberz at Theo-
Dphic Hall. lf16 Il 81. Public invited. Fres
D. m
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

FlhSF CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
60. yu15a road and Euclid ST SsrvicSs. CS -
a m. and p subjec, soul, AND
BODY" Sunday school, Il a m. WsdnesJsy
evening meeting at s O'Clock. Public corJIsIIy
rado Bldg WI Oofo-
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
18th and Il sts. NV. Services: Sunday. II a n,
and s p. m. Subject SOUL AND BoDy -
Sunday school, IL a. m. Wednesday evening ms.
ing, O'Clock. Public cordially invited. ReaSIng
rom and loan library, col Colombo Bldg
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A COUNTRY PARADISE.

A S I SIT here writing this ar
~ ticle, I am perched on the
top Of a hill overlooking the
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20

Gunton-Temple Memorial. 14th & R
O. Everest Granger, D. D., win preach Il
.. n, only Three Steps Into HsaTen." D. n
The Hero Of Faith" Sunday school 80 a m
PrspsatoJ service Friday evening; sermon hy
Rev. James q. Taylor, pastor Of Central Presby.
tsrian Church. Welcome
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BAPTIST,
CONGREGATIONAL

l. Hez swcm b4Dtizes the converts from III. rstr,,
C.ntay 9,'naay lIs9t. Preaching, II a. NJ. and P. nj
centennial Bapt. Ch. 7th & Eve ne
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20

iRsT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH rob ,n.
SIS. NV. Rev. Robert Wood Coe' sssist,1t
pastor, II a m. public worship: mbiart .:TTJF
t.otnptAsSIoNATE - ~ o CHRIST" Music By ouar, r
6a5 D. m. Y. p. S. c. y. so. sSnooi.
AefTioe; subject "THINK ON THESE IrIn,cI =
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20

The Young PEOPLES Society of Chris
tan Endeavor Of Calvary Baptist Church
has arranged a hike for members of the
society and their friends for wednes-
day, May "a. The start will be made
from the District line and Georgia avenue
at $50 p. m, and the party will 60 west
into Rock Creek Park, where supper will
be eaten at the Joaquin Miller cabin at
$50. The hikers are to bring their lunches
in baskets or boxes. At o'clock the
crowd will move in the direction of Mill
tary road and later will take the cars
in Brightwood for home.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20

Dean William Allen Wilbur. moderator
Of the Columbia Baptist Association, viii
preach tomorrow morning at the West
Washington Baptist Church, the pastor,
Rev. B. D. Cav, being in attendance
at the Southern Baptist convention in
Asheville. N. c. In the evening Charles
E. Vrooman, Of the Department of JUS
tice. will speak on the subject. "A Fa-
NOUS Ride"
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20

Church of the Covenant,
Conn. Ave, 18th, and N Sts.
CHARLES WOOD. Minister.
HAROLD WARREN. Minister'S Assistant
HARRY BARRYMORE ANGUS, Mtnistsrin-charEs
Of Peek Chapel.
so u m--Sunday school.
II % A. m.-Morning service; sermon b. Rev. J.
McC. Henry, Of Canton China.
ID p m.-Music rendered BY triple quartet Ser
By Mr.. ". H Schuerman. mis-
donary of the Board Of Publication
and Sabbath School Work
ssB p n m--Chnstian Endearor meeting
500 p. m.-Music rendered BY evening choir Of loC
voices. Sydney Lloyd wrightsou dtrec-
tor; Harvey Murray. organist. Sermon
by the pastor; subject "spz4ng Time
in rhs Soul"
SD. N. Thursday, Preparatory service
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20

Bible Woods and Waters" will be the
subject OF the special sermon to be de-
liVered tomorrow evening at Emmanuel
Baptist Church by the pastor, Rev. DR..
Cove G. johnson. This will be boys
night at the church and a BOYS choir
will render the music.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20

At the Second Baptist Church. Fourth
and Virginia avenue southeast. tonorroy
at p m, the pastor, Rev. Howard I,
Stewart, will give as a prelude to his
evening sermon an account Of his trim
this week to Asheville, N c., to the
Southern Baptist convention. His ser
mon will be on "A Political Conspiracy,
At II a. m. Mr.. Stewards topic will be
The Glorious Gospel"
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

RI q M LIN & Ninth and streets
northwest
$50 a. m.-Sunday school
!! W a NJ -'LAYMEN AT WORK"
yJ }. m.-ETEortn League ssrylcr
~ I'm =. N The EPISCOPAL ADDRESS"
All dttinss free YOU WILL BF, wETEn,,E,,
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20

Rev r. P. Langhorne, at present the
pastor Of the South Broad Street Baptist
church Philadelphia, Pa, Is to preach
at both services Of the Petworth Baptist
Church tomorrow. With the cordial ap-
proval Of the associational authorities.
the Petworth church has recently invited
Mr.. Langhorne to become its regular pas
tor and he now has this invitation under
advisement. Whether he decides to ac-
cept the call will depend very largely on
the outlook, as he now estimates it, for
successful work in this field great
deal of interest is being manifested in
Baptist circles in the outcome of his pres
ent visit.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20

Eldbrooke Chapter Of the Epwort
League at TennaIlytown held its annui
election May 10 when the following o.
hcers were chosen: President, c. wend,
shoemaker; vice presidents. T. J. Gle
MISS Bessie Boroughs. Miss Mabel Del
TICK ana Charles r. Hurley: secretar,
Miss Margaret Robey; assistant seer,
tary, Miss Florence Derrick. and trea,
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20

Rev. J. Ralph Wright, pastor of NJ
Tabor NJ. P. Church, Georgetown, Is al
tending the convention on Methods
Protestant Young Peoples Work, no.
IN session in Cambridge. Ohio. Nj
Wright was chosen and sent as the rep
resentative Of the young people Of tn
Sunday schools and Endeavor societie
Of his denomination in Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
TRUST COMPANY SEEKS
TO SHORTEN ITS NAME
H"hm"nd institution Files Appljrnttou
'"r HrIcier IitIr With state Cor
norhtion t0mmIssfun
OBJECTION no SIMILAR NAMES

Application has been filed with Tho
state Corporation Commission by III.
richmond Trust and Savings Company.
incorporated. with Offices at Seventh
ana Mai streets, for permission to
chahEe us name TO til. Richmond Trust
Company
Inc richmond Bank ana Trust Com
pahy, located At Eleventh and Main
street. has notified the commission tina,
WI object 10 the chang" on the
Grouhd tha, II tends to confusion TO
nave institutions doing busincss in the
same city with names nearly similar
inc commission has set tomorrow
morning AT 10 o'clock for hearing on
the petition.
l.. l.. I!c'niss. president of the Rich
mona Trust and Savings Company. m
corporat"d. with T.. Randolph Williams.
attorney. Will present the petition. and
D. X Pollard. Jt.. p.esiGcn: Of the
richmond Bank and Trust Company.
win Eill Montague, attorney. Will an
pear IN opposition 70 the change.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
SAYS MOTORISTS DO NOT :
OBSERVE TRAFFIC LAW
Alderman Gnnst Calls Attention =,
Failure of Drivers to Keep AVN,
From Street Cprs

DriNcrS are disrrealdinp tho nro-
VISIONS Of the ordinance rcuuirin,. ~,
loinobilcs to slow down and SION =,
ieast eight feet from the point whore
passengers are aliIhting from .trcn,
I cars. SAID Alderman t;unst bcfnrc ~.
'ouhcil Committee on Streets ycs,cr
DAY afternoon. ut Is Il dangerous nr,c-
ice and unless the ordinance is ON
iorten a serious accident viii result
Know that II is not within III.
province Of this committee. bu, m. 80.
dinhnce * so iiagrantly vioIatcd ~.
something should h. done at once !
am going to take it up at tho r.xt
'he"''h" OF the Committee on Or,i.
iauccS
have stool on Broad stree, ds,
",''i nhH. ana have seen pass.nr.r.
',h@h,ing from ears and bciut. forcnd ~
mo"sc and often run for their sar,,.
me drivers are becoming more rot 80.
every Dag and there is not the Ic.,,
tendency on their part to utop ne rn
CURED. Numerous cornrlainta
'"eh received Of what myself r,,,,
seen Win my oWn ewes
chairman Fuller said in reply. "a.
'hourh this committee cnrnn, 80.
Nv" ordinance IS Of enough iIn,or,,,.
~ ohsidcrhiion. would ndvis. liza,
~" ponce make several arrests NJ ~,
VINO violate the law. aud pcrhont ~.
nractc" would stop. too barn
ttc"d that HE drivers are no, 80
ing tn" ordinance" v
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
FIREMAN SUFFERS FROM
FRACTURE OF SKULL
L u. Parrish Seriously Injured Ii,
tali From Brass Pole at
Engine House.
ANSWERING FALSE ALARM
apparatus Called to Seventh and
afch Streets, but Fail to Find
i'ihIe-P0Iice and Firemcn Look
Tor Man Who Turned In Alarm.

y false alarnt Of lire turned in las,
"iSh, about II o'clock from Seventh
ana Arch Streets viii possibly result
III the death OF G.. II. Parrish. grade \
fireman OF No. engine house and liv-
'"S with his wife and two children AT
iiS North Twentieth street
fhrrish, with other mem bcrS Of the
company. WAS asleep in AN upper room
VI IN" engine house when the alarm
WAS sounded. With his companions
ne hastenrd into his clothes ana lcap.d
4"r the brass pole down which the
men Side To the first iioor of the en-
E!nc house Several men had gone
"head OF Parrish. end there were sew
srai others just behind him ready to
follow. w
Bn' Parrish. in his haste. failed ia
grasp The pole tightly and fell to tn.
concrete floor beneath. striking on his
hea" Ills skull was hopvlessly rrac-
tured. tIrcmcn following closely he
nina him narrowly missed lighting on
MN. They rendered what assistance.
'heE could ana sent IN a hurry call for
the ambulance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
RALLY OF FIRST REGIMENT
Ahnunl Meeting Of ts>ncintion IL Held
Mt Richmond crny>' trmur,.
Officers Elected

The annual meeting of the First Viz
s!n'a Regimen, Association was held
last night in the Grays' Arinory when
ohccrS Tor the year were elected The
Sncakcr OF III" evening Was Colonel
Robert +. l.ccdy. Second Viruiui, p.ci
Incnt, who is a member of tn. Genera,
Assembly.
Tn" officers elected arc as follows.
CAPTAIN George =. Shack lcford. prrsi d.
dent; captain W. r HOPKINS. vice.
president: Lieutenant e H. Loving.
secretary: Lieutenant Russell r.. Nor
Nc!! treasurer. General executive com
miti"c: Lieutenant r. l.. Jcter. Lieu
tenant L. =. Lyons. Captain u. q. DICK
Grson. captain Charles GaSscr and Lieu
tenant lanes !. Anderson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
GEOLOGICAL COMMISSION
HAS SEMIANNUAl MEETING
Reports "f Director Of GraIopirnI Sur
Wy and nf Stutc Forester
Are Approved

The Semiannual meeting OF tho State
Geological Commission was held yes
tcrlay afternoon in the Office of C;cy
crnor Stuart, chairman OF the commits
sion. Or. r. \. Alderman, orcsiGcn, of
the University Of Virginia. and General
T.. w Nichols. superintendent Of the
Virginia Military Institute. were the
other two mcmbcrs present j. -.
i:E8lcston. prcsidcn, of the Vircir!a
polytechnic Institute. and G.. T. John
son. president OF the Virginia Caro-
lima hallway Company. were not pres
cnt.
Or. Thomas Leonard Watson. dircc-
tor nf the survey. was pr.sen;. and
made his report. This report Xas com =
pl"ic ia all DETAILS. both rs to field and
office WORK. Tho items especially
touched upon wer" those relative 70 The
coal fields Of Southwcs: Virginia and
the mica 'lcl osits
The state Forester. Professor r.
'hhpin Jones. was unable to make II
complete annual report, as tn" o',lcc
has only been an institution SING.
Marcel: !. All work OF The department.
Tor that time - GATE. however. was
Siven in full II" mentioned particular
" tho need of forest reserves. and
urged thnt Virginia vc, IN llnc with
both the Federal ro"crniu.nt aud Tic
more progressive state governments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY
George a. Houdcn Claims Asset. Of
S3,S2i.iI. mud liabilities
OF Ss.3O5.iI

George n Bowdcn, trading "a
ho"der's Sample shoe store" with
place OF business a, ?2l 1923 East Broad
street MOD petition Ia voluntary
bankruptcy yesterday afternoon in th.
United states District Cour, His liza
utilities as stated in tho petition. arc
Hi.S93.il. and his assets s3.Sca4l
The liabilities consist OF s3.S2Ial nm.
secured debts and s22O In secured
claims" In Tho assets tho atock 3.
placed a. value OF $500 The prin
c'pie cTchitn's arc; Broadwav National
TANK. thre" notes totai!ng s.1J: w.
- Miles shoe COMPANY. Richmond.
EiO2So; Hamilton Field. shoe Coinpauy.
Richmond sTG.o5: stephen pu,ney SHOE
tonpany, Richmond. $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
WILL ERECT WAITlNG-R0
street Cur Company Secures Permit
for Structure on Eighteenth
street.

The Virginia Railway and Power
COMPANY secured a permit yestcrda y
from Buiiding inspector John Il But
Ter for the erection Of a one-story brick
storc and waiting room on the east
side Of Eighteenth Street. between
Marshall and Venable Streets. Just be
meath the Marshall Street Niaduct The
building viii cost $4,000.
This structure will be used as the
wa!ting-ro for passengers using the
elevators that the traction company
viii install on the viaduct 70 carry
passengers from the street level 10 the
bridge. The specifications for the Gle
vators. it Is understood. have been APP
proved, and work on their construc-
tion viii probably be started in the
next few days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
J!TNEY TURNS TURTLE
ON BELVIDGRE STREET
Passenger SnHs Cur Wax RucInc An
other Jitney mt Thirty Miles
Hour.
T. T. nULCHER is INJURED

W!iio racing another jitney hu.
down Relvidcrc Street 1T rate O,
ihirty miles an hour according to mas.
h"ntcrs IN III" machine, the automobile
of T. IL. Bnrr,ette. 10 North Twenty.
eighth Street, ran into an electric ljph,
pole nea: the middle OF tho BLOCK he
tween Grace and BROAD Streets las,
night shortly after : o'clock and turned
turtle. burying the driver. 81 woman
PASSENGER and two other passengers
under The car
7 r Hulcher. 1918 Floyd Avenue. an
'ritomohil" cnEinee, and an in.tructo.
M the Mechanics Institute. was on his
way to that school IN the iitncy when
the accident occurred lIo said Bur
nctte "as rncing another j!tncy ut tho
Time th" accident occurred. and that he
was making ar least thirty miles an
hour
According 20 Hulchcr the car sud
denly swcrvcG 20 one Side and crashed
int" an electric light pole. turning over
ana hGrvinE those Inside under the
car Seated next II i,u!chcr was n
Young woman and q third rasscnrcr
was on the from, s,ac Win tho cb,,f
f"ur i'uicher caurh, the youna.
woman aud held he 40 as TO prevent
her h'ing crushed under the car.
tiHicher sustained n severe zeal,
wound. badly laccrat"'i Knees and arms.
and !, IS feared internal injuries fIn
was reported as resting ~ comfurt,hIy
as could hc expected az HIS home las,
niEht So :ar as is known neither OF
'hr "in"' occupants OF the machine was
injured.
Burnett" claimcl ,ha, his .,.eri,.,
gear failed him. ana thai mi. couscG
III" accident Tn. au;,moh,I. 49,,
wrecked ana the rurtou, I,u.rti,,, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
AMBULANCE: SURGEON
NAHS SLNI.IL L. LRALuI MN

Ambulance surgeon Porter sped to
inc engine house. which IS located a,
lwcnty-frst ana Main streets. and
'hcre found Parrish uncorsrious and
suhcrin" greatly. I'll" surgeon rushed
him to Virginia Hospital with All nos
Slh!e speed. He was reported as he
ms IN desperate condition carly this
morning. and small hope IS entertained
for his recovery
Parrish became member of the Fire
recruitment in August. 1909. and is said
10 stand nigh in tho estimation, Of his
company officers. lie IS :,hou, thirty
Two years old His wife was Inform
ed OF the accident soon after i, oc-
CURED ana she FASTENED 20 tho hospi-
tai
Me'nh"rs Of the Fro ana Police Dc
Par'hcnh were cndcavorinr to learn
"no turned in the false alarm last
night. but up to an carly hour h,.d hoo,
unsuccessful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
MAY FLY OVER RICHMOND
Aviator D0mcnin. 10 Give Exhibition
fIiEhts for Richmond Signal
COrnS,

jEau bomonjoz. Swiss aviator. may
max" a series OF ar"oplauc flights over
richmond Friday and Saturday under
the auspices OF the Eichnond Signal
Corps. Domcnjoz ana ~; manager.
Ny puiGlcy. arrived In Richmond last
night and were present at the com
pauy drill Of tn" Signal Corps ~ the
arnory. \ committee from the COM
rany was appointed. which vii! hold "a
meeting this afternoon when IL is cx-
pcctcd that arrangements For the lights
VIII he made.
The committee is as follows: !.ieutcn-
ant Earle lnt2; Lieutenant James
Sirothcr. Master Elcctrician Rondurant
ScrgcantS Garrett, Pcrduc Atkins and
Hughes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
ATTEND VALUATION HEARING
Jn"S" H. Il. rrrntis Goes q. wnsh,,
ton for important Halfway
Conference

Judg" tpb"rt Il. l'tcutjs LOFT v.s.o-
"aN !"r Washington TO rcpreseu, mo
Virginia Corporation Commission in tho
nearing OF ihc valuation ~ railroads
"hich mas been under way Tor tn. pas;
Year or NOR" Judge rr.utis 81 pr.sI-
""nt o: the National Association Of
iEaiirpad Commissioners and viii an.
near at the hearing IN his Official ca
paciN - we'll as thc r,"rrc scutativc OF
ia" state torprrati on Gummissiou
Vhc conference - such u my he
termed vii, b" In session for several
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
VIII Indorse Candidate.

y call was issued Yesterday BY the
Ginter Park Citizens Association for Il
meeting in the Gintcr Park school
building tonight ut S:la o'clock for
TIL" selection of committee to confer
with similar bodies appointed by the
citizens association OF Barton Heights
and Highland Park to indorse a candi-
date for the municipal primary in
April
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
WILL. CONSIDER TRACK
PROBLEM On THURSDAY

CITY f.ngiu"cr Boiling strongly on
posed thc reQncs. of the railroad couI-
puny, because. he stated, Fifteenth
street is one OF the most conGcstcti
streets in the city. It is with diff
f"uity,' IL said, that vchicular traf-
tic is handled on that street at pres
ent and 20 permit a railroad TO cX-
terd its tracks there would be dan
-c-ous" Tho committee voted unani
mously' 10 reject the ordinance.
The rcror; Of Chief OF Police Werner
with detailed statement OF tho SEIZED =
nj. OF street cars ~ the city was
tabled. The resolution offered by Couu-
Gilman w II. Butler For tho construc-
ton Of boulevard from North Rich :
nioud and C;intcr Park 70 the business
section OF the city Was also laid on the
tn;ic.
Chairman Fuller announced that the
committee Will meet THURSDAY after
room ~ o'clock To consider his rcso-
lution directing the Richmond. Frcd-
cTicAshura, and Potomac railroad to
re,novc It's tracks from Broad street.
The meeting wil be open Ia the pub
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
Hesigns After Fort, ,,o,

Nfler havirG selVcl m. 90 -
forty years W / Farrell .r,ir..,
on the dredTe Fulton son, h.s .
nation I" tho Administrative Eoard WI.
terdhy morning, saying no wished 10
retire on account Of U health rro
resignation was presented uy Ca,.r.I.
Thomas Cunningham. WHO .xpr.ss,.r
his regret a. losing the s,r,ic. 80 y.
valuable n mar.
z A. stockton, Of aZli s.mnes Ave-
nuc. South Nchmond vas elected 60
Oh the vacancy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
Lecture ON Child study,

MISS Sarah Nro0ks, Of tho Kich,nonh
'!iY Normal School. delivered n lcc.
'hrr last night on Child study ~
INC william Fox school There we're
ah""t iorir teachers and mothers pres
cnt. and the lecture was OF consit,cru-
Die interest. Miss Brooks will con-
tinuc tho course OF lectures nj the so,u.
p'ace one week FROM Monday might.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25
nOnti Forfeited

samuel Wiliiama I'll. man arrested
ny Policemen Ghlbraith and j. =
smith on charge Of operating "I.ncl.
Joes nalce AT 81 North Fourth Street
o'a not appear in tn" Police Court YES
'et"aE when The case against him was
called. ana Justice crUtChflcld ordered
his bond forfeited ana an attachment,
issue" for him. Williams ia charged
win maintaining d!sordcrly house
N that placc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-25

The case against Foster Beatty. col
ored. charged with shooting Benjamin
Lewis. colorcd. and killing him near
seventh and cary Streets last Monday
night. VAS continued until January 20
in The Police Court yesterday so that
Albert DAMN. go East Cary street,
might be secured as witness.