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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
WILL ARGUE APPAM CASE
IN DISTRICT COURT
Judge Waddill to Consider Question
of jurisdiction at Noon
To-day.
INTERESTING CONTROVERSY
German Prize Crew Contests Rights
OF English Owners To File Libel
Against Vessel Now in Hampton
Roads.

. Richmond MIL he the scene Of the
legal proceedings brought to determine
the ownership of the liner NDpatn
which WAS captured .hy The German
raider Mocwc aud brought into IIamp-
ton Roads by Lieutenant Hans I:.rr
and his crew on February l. To-day
at - o'clock in the United states Dis
trict court, Judge Edmund Waddill
Jr.. Viii hear preliminary argument on
the question OF the jurisdiction OF he
tuitcd states District Court in the mat
ter at til" libel proceedings brought by
the former british owners. which are
now pending at Norfolk.
.ludg" Wtddill will nN the time for
hearing, the ease on its merits when IL
is expected that some intricate poiuts
of International law viii he Developed.
tn" United states government will he
III no WAY concerned with The suit. aud
VIII not hc represented. il WAS stated
Papers ia til" action by which the
Npp:,m was seized by the United states
marshal were iil"l in IA" United states
District Court AT Norfolk February
lG, hut the matter was not mad" pub
lie until four days later. when tic
news came from Washington Tho FOR
MGR owners Of the Appam. III" African
t!rtiiSh steamship Company, in the libel
filed ailcGr that the said steamship is
wrougfully withheld from Tia. libclants
10y one iians E"rn and other persons
unknown 10 the lib"lants' They FUR
ihcr nllcec that tn" .\pp.,m ION or about
tn" 10th OF January. Was unlawfuliy
seized hy certain persons unknown to
the iihclants ami thereafter under COM
puiSi"n forced I" proceed with passcu-
c"rs. crew and cargo to Hampton
Roads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
REPORTS ON EXTENSION
OF MONUMENT AVENUE
city Attorney SRyn Why is Now Oprn
FOR Condemnation OF Wn. Over
bctt Line.

TIL" Financ" Committee has been
notified hy city Attorney Pollard that
IL" has obtained dcdications TO widen
Monument Avenue west OF the BELT
Line tracks III iicnrico Comfy, with
the exception of strip of land 500
feet long through II negro settlement
This strip of land, Mr. Pollard has been
informed. has been obtained by tho
county authorities, that there is
nothing now to prevent the city from
proceeding. TO have condemned a right
OF way from the Richmond. Ircdcrick.-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company
over TN" Belt Line tracks.
TIA" city has Vet 10 obtain = right IT
way through tn" Forbes estate. st tho
"in 81 the present avenue. and as soon
as thus * done ana tn" RIGHTS of way
'Ncf tn" Belt Line tracks ana through
The negro settlement are obtained ar
l'hS.ohehts viii have ht"n completed
or IN: opening Of Monument hyau.to
from Koscncath Road to Hors" Fen
ROAD. 80 uniform width OF 40 trct.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS
Ir"" n'its nrr Urturnrd In scrtc. ,f
'""s"hrcnkinr aud other In.cs
In iiustIngs Court

tn" following indictments werc re-
',i Yesterday l.y IN" iiusimgs
Court grand jury:
Floyd Brooks, malicious wo.ndius:
!.aNil" Hur'on and Edward Watkins.
","'hseDreakins aud larceny: James
i'oyd hous"br.tkinG and larceny; Jcr.-
inihh Douglas. grand larceny. John
frays"r, alias "Bccfy.' forgery Gwo
counts Buddy Gardner malicious
woundins. James 4 Holt malicious
w"undinS. samuel Harris malicious
w"undtne Charles H.wett house,
breaking and larceny. Alber, Johnson,
grand larceny: Richard johnson bur
Glary and housebrcaking ttwo counts):
Ernest Jones. malicious woCnding; y.
5. Lowry, robbery James Mitchell Sc
du"tIon; Nat scott, alias lie. Kirk.
grand larceny; Columbia Woolfolk. ma
lcious w"uuIme.
Tile grand jury was composed OF tho
following men; l.. Morris. foreman,
and Charles j. Hillups. T.. " Evans, Il.
II, iiard"Stv, Austin Erockenbrou@h,
burnett Lewis. T.. :. Rose. Jnhn l..
Wmro. and " Miles Cary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
FORBES Is CHAIRMAN
hcHh~ finnncr Committee for Propo.c,,
H"hh">hrhr" fhgcH---ofhcr Conn
mittrr thnirmrn.

: Forbes haas accepted tho chair
inaushir OF the finance committee NJ
Inc Shakespeare Pageant aud he will
start al once I" raise 'hc $4,000 ncccs-
N"!E !" PAY ~" expenses of thc Spcc-
taci" John stewart Bryan appeared
h"i""" III" Retail Merchants Associa-
ION Yesterday and spoke Of the ad-
NlS'hlIt\ OF Inc organizatiou making
10 i,rE" contribution rather than from
Individual firms
LOWS " lr2Ar has accepted Tie
EMBARRASSING of buildings. grounds ana
police and " Erani, powrI.. the chair
m"nship OF the admission arrange
im"ItiS II Is hoped that tn" student
u"dN ~ Eioiunoud college ana others.
participating viii assist The police III
pr"S'rN'nG order, ana u is planned ia
dress these peace rrcscrvcrs in the
c"riuw'' worn IN tnc Sixteenth cen.
lury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
CLOTHING TO BE SHIPPED
TO EUROPEAN WAR ZONE
/. .rnJuunrtcrs Of War Relief Assucin-
ton of Nirginin busy Acknowi-
cdEinS Gifts.

Yesterday was a husy day a, the
headquarters OF the War Relief AS
'cciation Of Virginia in the Allison
.:uildiu" on East Main street, when
there were received for shipment TO
he war zonc IN Europe quit" Il mum
Der of packages containing various
articles Of wearing apparel. Among
!hc gifts there We're m unusually large
lumber for the destitute children. and
hose VIII r. seuti.forward without de-
lay From Airs. Thomas f.. Hryan'a
rhildren's aid section there were re
ccivcd blouscs and skirts. aprons and
underwear. from the Gintcr Park sec
,icn. flannel skirts. gowns, aprons, caps
and romperS: from Mrs. j. Stewart
i!ryan'S section, baby gowns. baby
sacks and underwear. and from Mrs.
=. L. WilliamS's section. dresses. bloom
RS and worstcd caps.
The knitting committee, of which
IRIS. Evan Fraser is chairman. delivered
overall packages containing wristlots.
ockS, scarfs. coats and sweaters. rep
escn,inr the work ~ Tho members of
hc committee. and some others. in
iudiuT Mrs. Irving %: iI"wardsville.
,irs. HEasc. Of Highland rark Miss y.
- Williams al Baltimore. MISS Peter
ia. Of Martiusburp. " Va and the.
Iiisscs stewart, I'ooh iiNl. Miss Car
:niton. Mrs. iiaaa!d. Airs gibbs Mrs
sarby and Mrs. COS AZ Richmond
Two mora boxes have been received
rom Hlacksburc branch az the asso-
Iatiou these containing gowns baby
'acGues. ninafores childs dresses ana
UudcrClOthes.
Mrs william II Alussios section sen,
:. package coutaiuiuu helpless suiris,
ed Jackets. surgical shirts. bed socks.
Nd night shirts, having q total value
Ss4..5. Mrs J Allison Hodges sur
zeal supplies section delivered box
obtaining operation stockings kui,ccd
zee mits, pneumonia jackets and COM
rossoS Miss Ellen Blair sent in soy
rnl doz"u widc-rollcd haudur.s aud
tc British branch made -.f, con
sting of flannel u.eht shirts bed
'"kcts tobacco. vaseIiuo afd sIrdiues
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
INDORSE OLD
Norfolk IinnLrr Is ItccrIyinr Suppurt
Tor Federal Reserve Agent
81 Rich mOud.

Numerous organizations during the
past week have Endorsed Colonel VII
liam T. old. president of the Scabo;,r,,
National Bank. Of Norfolk to succeed
William iugl". who resigned las; inoutl,
as Federal reserve agent a. the local
"amh I" ar""pt the presidency "f a
Baltimore trust company
III" successor To Mr.. iugl. Will ba
named by the Federal Ecscrs. Board
al Washington IN shor; time ac-
c"rdi'" 10 Richmond banking officials
me bankers OF the First Congressional
District Of North Carolina and Post y
Travellers rrotectiv" Association. of
Norfolk. ar" among thns- iudorsinr MIR.
Old for tn" position
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
FOLLOWS TRAIL OF CORN
W. &. Lambert Secures Return Of Grain
stolen From tichmond Union
stock Yards.

When w. q. lambert. of the Rich
mohd Union stock Yards. discovered
yesterday that five bushels Of shcllcd
corn had been stolen from the yards,
ne III once set out To investigate He
found trail Of corn on the ground.
ana followed ii nearly Il mile to the
door of 22ol West Moore Street. Then
ne summoned Policemen Samuels and
Thurman.
When tn" officers arrived they went
INTO the house and found the corn
arrested Andrew Moore. colorcd. on :,
charge OF having stolen property in
h'" possession. y further invcsiiga-
,ion led to the arrest Of Ollie Goodal!
colorcd. With the exception Of the
corn spilled III In. walk from the
Gers.
Last night Il warrant charging Good
All WIN failure to support his wife
was entered against him also.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
One Scholarship
From Each County
Aduocates Of Coordinate College
Make Their Final Plea
10 Legislature.

The fact that the friends OF the CO.
ordinate college bill propose to put
S25o.nop into the proposed college be-
fore the state is asked TO donate amy
funds. is being urged 10y chem as Il
reason for it's passage. and. IL Is be
licNcd. viii have considerable effect
upon members OF the House of Dele
gates. who are receiving "A letter sent
them and signed 10y leaders IN the
cause.
The bill is scheduled to come up IN
the House to-day, and there will very
probably he IL warm debate before it
comes to Il vote. AS tn" General AS
Scmbly adjuurus the end Of this week.
and as there are number of important
bills 10 receive linaI consideration. i,
is lhely that debate will bc limited.
Th" letter. sent TO all members &c
The House. follows in full:
Ny Dear Sir.--Thc University OF Wiz
rinia viii bc doing it's most ana hs ST
70" The state when ii reaches anu n"lp.
every community. We ask your at
tcntion t. the following plan TO make
il serve each county through CO.
ordinate college for women.
We wish /" have. by endowment or
subscription. Tor each county At least
OF" scholarship. and. wherever pos
SIhlc. two or more Scholarships
THESE are 1" lie awarded. prob
AMY ON - competitive basis. H.. IT.
Representative and the Senator of its
district. to "A girl graduate OF :, high
school IN TIL" county. The girl who
enjoys the benefits OF this scholarship
pledges herself TO teach two years IN
the state. one year being in the count V
giving her scholarship. If desired by
its supcrintcndcnt and school board
en-" OF the first buildings for women
erected at the University of virginia
. is 10 he hall where women students
can get. At cost. good. wholesome food.
dents will use this hall and build I'D
large democratic. laiu-livinE and
high thinking student body.
We wish to emphasize these facts:
Not only is this Legislature not asked
TO contribute cent to the co-ordinatr
COLLEGE but, further. the friends of tho
college have pledged that one utarier
of a million dollars tS@50, O0oD shall II.
raised 10y personal subscription and
gifts before amy subsequent l.c.:isla-
tirc shall ever h" asked TO make. an
appropriation.
Keeping these facts in view. We trust
you feel il Your duty ana privilege TO
support this measure"
Very truly yours.
NJ NEY COOKE BRANCH MI NFORr
Richmond. Va
; EDNA TrRPIN
noyd,ou. Va.
( g. w. STEPHENS
chris,ianshurs, VA
I March :. 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
JUDGE MOORE TO MAKE
ADDRESS TO MASONS
Commanded of ScottIs Rite for south
crn .iuris,iirtiOn Spcnl>s mt
Temple To- Night.

Judge George +. Moore. of Mont
SoincrN. Ala. grand commander Of the
Ancient aud Accepted Scottish Rite
branch OF Frecinasonry for the South
"rn jurisdiction Of The United States.
VIII speak tonight IT y o'clock in the
Masonic Temple ON The subject of
Masonry. All Master MaSonS are cor
"ialiy invited to attend this lecture
judy" Moore succeeded the late
James II. Richardson as grand com
mander and for number of Years was
az" editor OF New Age" the official
organ OF the Scottish Rite MaSons.
Sihc" General Albert Pike. no Mason
has h""u generally regarded as being
quite $" familiar with the craft in
ecncr1l as VIII as with Masonic lore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
ALLEGES DISCRIMINATION
>. i.rmie Charges Standard oil COM
pnny With RaisinE Price ON
shipment of GnSulinr.

judgement for $l0l.iS was rendered
yesterday in the Law and Equity Court
In the suit OF the Broadway National
Judgment Tor SGIu Was entered in the
suit OF the First National Bank of
Richmond against Arthur L. Harman.
Lucy ! Stickucy entered suit FOR.
recovery Of S5.n0r against the cobb
FurnitUr" Company. No declaration
was tiled
y motion for the recovery of $iI75..0
by Barron q. Collier ayains, the Apvle-
field Brothers was dockcl-d
Motions OF the standard OIL COM
pany against George i. F'iun"rau FOR
S'>.'I. and against j. I.ciul- for $a4 ~.
We're dockctcd Both claims ar, con
Tested. J l"mlc HE'D "a count.icI:,ilr
against the standard oil Company for
S?"4.3S. aliegin. that he was over
charged ANA Disseminated agains; by
The oil company in his purchas. Of an
pfoNiinat"tN 1900 gallons Of gasoline.
u IS charged that three DAVIS after
on" purchase the standard oil Com
Dany mailed Invoices to MIR. I..mln
raising the price Of gasoline >. cent n
Eaiion NOR" than tn" price prevailing
AT IN" time the purchase was made.
Mr i.cmle is engaged In business al,
Hopew"ll He is represented by At
t"rn"N Milton J.. Eonifnnt. OF puwha,an
County
Nice G.. Finnosan qualified to urac-
nee law in the Law and Equity Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
SINFUL TANEOUS REVIVAL
IN PROTESTANT CHURCHES
("ffnr" Prayer Services Hcgln Pre-
iiminnry tO Church Services To Be
Held Next Week

Members of the Ministerial Union az
tlchinOnd met on yesterday at lo:3O
o'clock for a PRAYER and song s.ryi,.
when plans FOR the week Of pravrr'
we're discussed further There will be
a simultaneous evanEelistic campaign
starting on next sunday in all Prot
"Stant churches of Richmond. aud con
time for two weeks
Cottage prayer meetings started YES
tcrdaN and Will continue through Fri
day night. On "Wednesday might each
congregation will meet in it's church
ANA there Will be Il general PRAYER
meeting. I; is planned to have u large
number enlisted during the preliminary.
week OF prayer so that when the cam
paiGn starts there will bc :, larp,
corps of workers ready
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
CONVENES TO-DAY
state supreme Court Of Appeals "a
Herr Commonwealth CnScs
Docket.

The supreme Court Of Appeals con :
vcncs at 10 o'clock this morning and
viii first take up the three ar four
Common wealth cases on III. docket.
since IN" court last sat. the Library
Building has hccn ou fire, ana tho court
chamber suffered from smoke probably
wOrs" than any other room nwin.;
to the several large hot-:,ir vents lead
ing from the basement into ,h. court
room. The room has been thorouGhly
ovcrhauled. however. All members OF
the court are expected to Toe present
At this term, according TO information
last mi.ht.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
COST OF LIVING CHEAPER
IN SOUTH AND WEST
Municipal Expert Tells WI, Mnuurnc.
turing ftnntS Are Choosing This
section over New England

NV Industries are puttii,ls nm ;h..i,
plants IN the West ana in the South
rather lh;tn IN N"N ENGLAND because
oi til" better condition Of the labor
market and taking the ease Of Detroit
alone, not /" say anything Of Southern
cities, because III" cost ~ iivln.: is 10
per cent cheaper ~ thc Michigan CITY
than in New England
ThiS was the statement made ycs.
ttrhaN by James -. stevenson. field sec
rotary OF the Amcrirt!i ,'i,v bureau
VINO was here on visit to William r.
Der OF commerce. lie was rathcrin:.
information on the methods OF the
local organization because he has been
asked 10y Fredericksburg citizens to
orShniAc similar BODY III THAI CITY.
Mr. stevenson might bc called an cx-
p"rt on municipal affairs whether no
urea! or economic, and he Is constantly
gong about the United States .tar,iu,.
new branches Of commercial organ
cations
MIR. stevenson M.s IN the last six
months been a. far south as Florida
"h" as far west AS Kansas lie has an
,N""t!sni opportunity to compare the
business conditions and thr c,tv gov
trnmrntS ia many cities
Concerning the outlook FOR the South.
no said that il ncvcr has ,ppcurcf
hrISh'cr. North Carolina is hccon,in..
"a" cotton min center of tn" United
states and there are more mills IN ;l,o
south now than in New England Grand
's"pldS. Mich j. being hard nr,.scd
10y the Tarheel State in the manufac.
iufr -! furniture hccaus" at thn large
number Of mills that are -oiu:- IN
yN'rF wear. Tho pu Fonts placed thcn
DIG Guncot'on plant in Virginia be.
'tUs" OF the acCcssability TO the cot.
l%' h'iHS. ana ais" because tn. cost
q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07

Al tn" Joint session OF the. civ
council last night tn. resignation 81
james T. Phillips ir.. from the Board
al Health was accepted. y glowing
tribute was paid him 10y Alderman
John i. Mitchell
Roland II. childrcy for the Frs,
District. br Charles T. Robins. for
the Second District, and Ernest NJ.
Long. for :he Third District, were
unanimously reelected TO IN. city
School Board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
n.a,r.,s New Playground.

pr. j. y. G. Chandler. superintendent
of the Richmond Public schools. yes
tcrdav requested the Administrative
Board to establish q playground for
white children III the central portion
Of the city. suggesting that il be placed
on the north end of Eleventh street.
between Clay and Leigh streets. The
request was referred 10 the Supcrinten-
dent OF Fairgrounds for report and
recommendation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07

y special general meeting Of the
Richmond branch OF the Journcymcn
Tatlors Union Of America has been
called for Tonight at O'clock in
Th"mpsons Hall, 20 East Broad street,
I" discuss and take such steps 4. may
he necessary 10 protect the interest
Of certain tailors whose employers have
refused 10 i;rant them a wage increase.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
BISHOP GIBSON RETURNS
ficnifh Reported Greatly improved d,
treatment In baltimore IIuspitaI
for Several Weeks

Eight Rev. Robert y. Gibson. II. d.
klSh"p OF The Episcopal Diocese Of
Virginia. who has been Il paticn, in
Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. for
several weeks. returned HON. insr NIGHT
~ GLE O'clock
lshop Gibson said on his return thar
he felt unusually well. phvsically. and
that II" was rapidly Improving lie
has been II patient al Johns ifopkips
Hospital twice recently
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07

An order Was entered yesterday IN
The city circuit Court appointing
Gc"rg" t.. White trustee OF Broad
street Methodist Church In place of
George W. Poe, aud &. l.. Tomason "a
trus;-" in place Of Mncirec Folitcs. de-
.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07

" t. Kahn. cnarged with allowiur
gambling IN has place Of business. lpl;
tull street was Gn"d $40 and costs
'estcrdny 10y Judgc Ernest n Well. in
fusiinss Court Part II on an APP
o.! from the polio" Court r.loy en-
oung men charger Win rnuhllng in
'nc place. were dismissed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
IN Nmpcrnnmtlntcd I.ist.

Ia" Administrative Board issued In
S'"uoiions that Oitr Ste,zcr. who SUI.
Tered from frost bit. IN February. h.
placed on TIA" Snperaunuat.d list or
the STRENGTHENING department \.
For", who said tina; several oc his
fingers had been frost bitter was r.
!crr"d :" Superintendent, Corr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07

Joseph Ross, the negro arrested by
Policemen sweet aud Bertucci or a
charge OF selling liquor on the streets
was fined Sloo and costs in the Police
Court Yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07

George f'raNton, coIoreG. WAS sent ON
!" The Grand jury from she Police
Court yesterday on charge of as
saultine and woundinr Victoria Hob
son. Policeman Shuinakar arrested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07

T.. NJ. Hughes. salesman. was ar
rested yesterday by policcman. Gootie
on q charge OF assaul,iug ana beating
Rucbru Meade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07

Nee. G. Finm"san qualified to urac-
&c law in the Law ana Equity Court