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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
Funeral OF Nr. burke.

Especial 10 The Times Dispai CHI.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. March 26.--Fu-
neral services for Julian Thompson
Burke. prominent banker, who died
on Thursday morning at his home here,
were held al o'clock this afternoon
at ST. Paurs T.. T.. Church. They
were conducted by RcV u. T.. Phillips,
rector. assisted by Rev. $. a. Wallis,
y. d. OF the Episcopal Theological
Seminary. The members OF the faculty
of the Episcopal Theological Seminary.
of which institution he was trustee.
attended and wore their vestments.
Burial. which was private, was made
I'm Ivy Hll Cemetery
Following were th' honorary pail
bearers. Or Hugh Mcclure, Gardner
L. Roothc. Dr. Arthur Snowden. Edward
L. DainGcriicld. this city: l:ichard Du-
.lancy Uppcrvillc, Va. Richard Ros
eel. Cppervillc Va: Charles Carter.
Baltimore: Robert Lee. Eavcnsworth.
Va. Colonel Arthur Herbert this city;
Eppa Hurton. Jr. Richmond: Nelson
STROLLER. Baltimore; William Hill. Rich
mond: Judge j Is. NJ. Norton. this city,
and William Is. Smoot this city.
Active bearers were Julian r Burke,
e.. :. Taylor Burke and DIR. John w.
Burke. sons: Dr Louis :. Greene. son
inlaw; Arthur Herbert, Jr.. Arthur
Bryant Archibald HoXtor, principal Of
the Episcopal High school
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concerning the sinking OF the Dutch
liner Tubantia. AS far as is known
mere. divers arc stiN Investigating the
wreck 10 determine tho cause OF tho
disaster. .ti'idavits regarding an al
legged torpedo attack upon The French
liner Patria still We're before Secretary
Lansing to-day II IS considered uu-
likely also that action viii be taken
in this case unit! after additional de-
tails regarding tho Sussex and Eng
hSnman are received
Chairman stone, of the senate For.
cien Relations Committce has an an.
pointment 10 confer with President
Wilson Tomorrow when the general
submarine question may he discussed.
Washington tonight seemed willing
t" view the situation with an open
mind. but there was no atternpt TO
minimize the gravity OF tho situation
should il develop that q German tor.
pcdo damaged the Sussex or sunk the
fcngliShman.
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DIME HOTEL FOR WOMEN
Mary Dawes ii resident os Marietta -
thirnE" Hanker Building sI.,.ooo
Refuge for Feminine In


CHICAGO March 2G.--Plans for mo
Mary Dawes Hotel. which Will h.. ono
rated and managed by women for wo-
men are in the hands Of Charles q
Dawes. u banker. who is buildin., III.
motel as a memorial to his mother Nre
When the hotel is opened there viii
he no barriers All women who worl,
'"r living, VIII" are poor and ihos.
who seek nights lodging. VIII he 70
ceived.
Tho hotel, which is TO cas-, SIZE ooo
Will contain $50 rooms. which will hc
rented at 10 cents nigh, and nm
ward. While none will he denied adj
mittancc, II Is expected that only those
who are IN straits viii apply for lode :
ing
Tn" main floor will he given over 10
large lobby. Each floor viii he eniun-
ped with sewipg-rooms, SEWN. ma
chimes reading rooms and bathrooms
In large laundry in the basement
guests may use the equipment free.
The Kitchen and restaurant also are 10
he in the basement
II believe we can do for women
what we arc doing for men" said Mr.
Dawes. 40 inquiry Will be made into
The past of any woman nor will sra T..
Questioned as to the cause OF hcr n,.
there"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
SlOELiGHTS ON WAR
!iuSsinn. Ad"pt No,~i Idea in t>.urius
Welcome From Pcrsians
when They Arrive.

I.rNpO%. March 1.-THE French
minister ai Tchcrau. Persia, has writ
ton T letter just received IN diplomatic
quarters here which throws = sidc!i;ht
on so'ue 81 the novel phases OF war
far" AT tina, remote scene ot action.
Tic minister has The reputation Of
being "a Kit and no secs tho humorous
as we'll as tho serious side OF the scene
abou, him
The Pcrsians rerc greatly exercised
'vs.cg ihcy frst heard tho Russians
Hcr" sweeping d"Nn from the north
The terror az tho Cossacks spread
ahead of them. and tn" people looked
forward 20 having 'hrir ,hroats Gu, IN
"a general ara or massacre. The com
.-- Of INC Russians WAS awaited with
isfav"st apprehension
The first Russians to a-r!vc n; Te-
Koran w"r" - large party OF officers
or their way further forward To- the
front They ware In fno automobiles
-'riNircly dressed ard wclI-enuIpp.d
'Ih-y went 70 tho best hotels. speu,
mono. freely, paiI In ,uil and Il little
"Nt't !o' their elaborate demands and
'hcu proceeded. leaving the people TO
think tina, IN" coming OF tho Russiang
'gi@ ht not hc SO had FOR tNc dropn,nS
finances or Tohcrau
Th" next Russians were headed b.
the communicative chic. ~ INC Russian
forces operating In that section He
was 4 typical Cossack, born on tho
! Stepn"s north o. the Caspian: a huge
man IN iurs wi,h u hearskin hat ii>ck
. of his automobile was & line OF huge
auto vans. These vans excited the
wonder ana fears OF the populace. as
= u fyg', H..
Russian terror. Tho commande--.n.
! 'hi'' proceeded direct to the palace OF
the Shah. whcre m audience was given
. amid doubts and approximations
With the greetings concluded the
c"nimanGcr-'r-chic ordered the motor
vans 20 enter the royal court. and as
the Shah looked on lie saw Tho vans
bring forth great assemblage OF Rus.
sian dancers. male and female, b,,,
chiefly female in say dresses and
spansles, and fema!o acrobars and
snake charmers. all In the pic,nresru.
farb Of the East These. the COM
'nandcr-in chief made known. were :,
present to tho Persian ruler. to be IN
corporated into the royal seraglio. !,
was novel and welcome present; tho
dancers soon displayed their charms.
and ever" one. from tho ruler down 10
tho plain people. were cntiusias tic
over The coming Of The Russians.
This good Impression At the start
had much to DO with the later devel-
opm"ntS. and the diplomatic observers
concluded that the Russians had sue
cecdcd in renewing some Of the war
amenities of the middle ages. when the
victorious generals distributed pres-
cnlS along their way 10 Obstinate fears
ana assure a welcome
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THOUGHT DEAD. SITS UP
Arrivni Of Undertaken Rcyiyes woman
Whose Henri Action HID
Stoned

BANGOR. ME-, March 2G.-Mrs. An
nc Grant VINO was believed To have
died from heart trouble. suddenly cot
upright when an undertaken arrived,
ana Is now on the road to recovery.
Physicians say that the woman was
without heart action which could he
detected for seven hours.
Her son, James y. Grant a mcr-
chant of this city, received a Telephone
message thar his mother. who hal been
seriously III for several days. was dead.
Ile went TO her home at once. where
relatives were gathered, and made ar
rangemcntS for tho funeral An IN
dertakcr was called, and while he and
the relatives were discussing funeral
plans Mrs. Grant sat upright i'm bed.
Mrs Grant is ffty-fve years old
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2
DEEP GALLERY IN OLD ARENA

tAl.lS. March 2G.--fn excavatin. for
the opening up OF the ancient arena
OF Lutecc. In the Rue Monge. on tn.
left bank OF the Seine, Il deem gallery
running parallel to the Seine. and
paved with stone. has been discovered
and the engineers In charge are now
occupied in exploring it, The work on
these excavations is going on actively
ut this part. When they arc finished
Paris viii possess an open-air thcater
capable of accommodating more than
10000 spectators and provided with "a
stage 100 Yards long, to which an open
square VIII add u marvellous dccora-
ton. II will he the reproduction of
tho allo Roman Circus at the very
place where the inhabitants OF ancient
I.utcce formerly witnessed the combats
OF gladiators and chariot races
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27

VII" was With her father. She WAS
struck OH the head There were not
many children on board. and so far
AZ ] know. all OF them are safe
The explosion occurred In the bow.
and had II been in the center OF the
ship the LOGS would have been terrible.
As II was. nine OF the fifteen men that
were In tho saloon were Killed Among
those who lost their lives WAS a Per-
sian prince who had just been Joking
about his safety waistcoat' when he
was Hung into the sea. \ French OIL :
GERS son. who was going to the front.
had both legs cut on
we all did what ws conld Ia help
the injured II WAS ten hours before
help arrived
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
40 DOUBT IN MINDS
OF AMERICAN SIRNINORS

,,.'S. taFch mere is no man
vi N''' II" '''c'' 'hat the chan-
. "ct steamship sussex was torpcdoed
"'C"""t warming SAYS an official state
".."' 'SS"e" mere '"-hieht based upon
","aV''s "'""c ny american survivors,
'oni' i'e"ri'F' ALBANY ~ y press
'sS''''''"" correspondents dcpos"" q
W"icn SAYS NAT ON frida"
! ''otN J" 'i" afternoon. while
>''' ''""S "''" "a''h!nT from
,"' great eNnt"s'on occurred
:" '"' ''i 'p''' "i III" '"sScl without
"'I"'"S' an" 'h"' 'hrc" Americans at
'e'St Sa" '"e p'9HaS" or inc torpcdo,
i'"io"'n' vic ana danGh-
""'e "'"' pi'c"' ga 'l'"ri"F 'hlhks
W. 'n'"'i' S"" "rciat'" 'hat
NJ s"" MISS ''a'""!n stretched on the
dcck wounded IN the head.
samuel : hefnIS' oi harvard tHi-
"'poSeH '"'' IN" EXPLOSION &C
',"o"' '"' Slit"tcst warning
~" nc '""Ht "ths"''
''' ''"' '''"nN PERSONS were thrown
; ~ Wv "e'. '"', some were killed and
f.. 'h'' IL" 50" bodies o."
% w ""S'eN' ana that,
"s'S 'eSc""o' ne saw NO p"r-
'''''''"H ore Sihh''hen ny
III" american women and mon who
.'""''' '"" SUSSEX. ana
""'S' names 'oi'ow
,n,z MrS.
a,co ,,.aa,..i., ",.7 lar
,r,I. ., ''S' Ger
,,rd. p,r,os ~ "''S ,.'r-
p.cr Nan. VI. '"'' '"'sS
and d,,.y,,o I,,;,, 81, ''.i'"h
mol Ecmis ,,odfnrn wv '~'h, >''n
~ DENIS 'e"iord' Mass. Jingle W.
Sargent wo,lcsi.y Nee ,,"'''~'
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DELIVERS MULES BY AUTO

LONG BEACH. CAL. March 26.--.John
~. Betts, Il Long Beach real estate
dealer, went to Los Angeles III an auto
mobile TO buy pair Of mules. Unable
10 make arrangements for having them
delivered at his ranch. Belts hooked
them on In front OF the car and let
them pull the car home
NJ hrst Ectts tried running the car
on It's own power, but couldn't tone tho
speed down enough. and fearing TO
.tntaGoniHc tho mules into Kicking tho
machine off the right OF way, hc finally
shut Off and stccred while his wife
handled the reins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27

prehension. II Is natural treatment, safe
for the mother. has no drug effect whatso-
ever and for this reason must exert a most
beneficial influence upon those functions d.
rectly connected with motherhood. In
very interesting book the subject Is freely
discussed and copy will be mailed free To
all expectant mothers by Bradfcld Regulator
Co.. 4o6 Lamar Rds., Atlanta. Ga. Get a
bottle OF Mothers Friend" today Of any
druggist. Use as directed and you will then
know why mothers for nearly half a century
nave used and recommended this splendid aid
10 motherhood. Their letters are messages
OF cheer. that breathe comfort in every word.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
fARiS EXPECTS QUICK ACTION
by WILSON IN SIsSIy c,S

I'peci"! Gable 10 The Times. Dis,a,c,
iNNlS' March os.-Paris expects
au'ck action by President Wilson on
"e 'orpedoins Of the steamship sus-
sex Temps says:
president Wilson Is not likely 70
accept Il repetition of the dila,ory
methods adopted by GERMANY after nv,
I-"siihni.t crime. We do not profess ,o
"e aoie TO judge whether he is likely
10 declare war"
INC Journal des Dcbats SAYS.
After the sinking OF In. Suse.v
which was unarmed and carried no co,,
'rahand. none Will need longer doubt
'ermany's intention TO wage pj,;ess
submarine warfare
ne presence OF one OF these Vessels
cue arc" we long have keep, invic-
i2his indicates that We must he NO.
pared FOR cruel surprises. though CO.
many VIII not he abl" cflca ciously TO
upset our martini" transports
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
AT the Movies To-Day

Rt.N-..Ih~ Path Of UnppIncSs,"
with Violet Mcrscrcnu.
blJOli-.J0hn Emcrsou. In "rhe
Flying Torpedo" and Hank Mann.
In "'rhr Village BtncksmIth."
IIrILE-IOhn Harry more. In ..rh~
Lost IiridrSroOm."
ISIS - Pauline Frcdcrirk. in
"ZuIn."
'ICTOR-PenrI White. In Tho
Iron Claw
ODEON-Rob-rt Warwick. IN "'rhr
Supreme Sacrifice"
COi.ONISI.-IIous~ Peters. In .''The
Hand OF PERIL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
ur, ELLEN Todd knight

Mrs. Ellen Todd knight. wife OF Or.
q. y Knight. OF Nottoway County.
died yesterday afternoon at 3:45 o'clock
at Grace Hospital. after brief Illness
The funeral will he from the home of
Mrs. Charles l.. WinGo. 90e Park Ave-
nue., tomorrow morning ut II O'Clock.
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lillian L. IuNlnr-

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
iSNClIBUHG, VA, March "6.--Wu-
liam i Taylor. a thirtccn-ycar- old res
.idcnt Of the state Epilcptic Colony
died at that institution on Saturday
The lads body was taken to his home
in pctcrsbur FOR burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
John barrymore mt Little.

John BARRYMORE, in The Lost Bride
groom" is the Paramount picture at
tho Little Thcatcr for the first three
days OF the week II is said to be one
of the most lavish productions that
the Famous Players Film Company have
released or the Paramount program in
some time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
Home Celebration
of Wonder Interest
The arrival Of baby in the household
completely changes the cntiro .snort ~

the future. But in the
meantime, during tha
anxious period Of e1.
pectancy, there is n
splendid remedy known
as Mothers Friend"
that does wonders. II
Is for external use, re-
lieSes the pains OF
muscle Hpa ms | o n.
soothes and quiets the
nerves, extends its in
fuence to the internal
organs and removes to
q great extent the ten
y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
Mrh. ". IL. ThOnipsnn.

Especial in The Times Dispatch.
LYNcHRtRG. VA, March 2G.-Mrs
w. ". Thompson is dead at her home
at Webster after an illness of several
weeks. She is survived by the follow :
ing children: Mrs. G. w. Enochs Mrs.
J.. Eowlcs and Austin and Dock Thomp-
son. all OF Nelson County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
DEATHS

KNIGHT Sunday March &c.
1916. at %:lJ l. NJ. at Grace hospital.
after Il BRIEF illness. MRS. ELLEN
TODD KNIGHT. wife OF Dr. O. N.
Knight. OF NottowHy County.
Funeral from home OF Mrs. Charles
=: Wingo; 'o2 Park Avenue. TUESDAY
MORNING at II o'clock.
MAI.TIN.--Dicd, March 70, MRS l.. V.
MARTIN. She leaves two sons. s. !.
aud q. l.. Martin. and one daughter
Mrs. j. t.. WiicS, OF Midlothian Va
Funeral notice later
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nNFRNOW STUART FANORS
UNIFORMITY or CIEMENtH


~ this connection. II IL quite eVi-
Il "ni from INC WORDING OF ''"N'. ~.
tuaftS message on MS q'rNIl'u ,,,"
= ott'hF 'n""FN ~ a..
'H'eN''H' n"io"ns' '.''' ~,
| ''nh' "'
'"'S -
mother hl'l bacE'H 10y ''e +.
ratloi IS ihhi giving '"'F ~
~ time held 80 JAIL N'"f convey ON
because "f quarantine "@a''S' cor ~
siouF dircase thn' pr"ftNt'he ''.:'l
"moEal 20 IN" rtnli"no"rS "h'' 'h'
quarantine h'i'' ''' '"F'''
ucw Law w'l gave - prisoners
Brcii, from ;he day az arrest on what
vor sentence MAY be imposed : con
citation results This - TO obv'ate in
|ustice which may aris" h''"u-" az
|,rayoidahl" dclays tu Indictment Wa
nal
,r ,,rnor,,,.l ,aar-. &c made -
ANN, ~ Inc s.n;o,.r. of cory:cis la-
.n -, scrr,ta ana ,nlrd conyic;io,,
So, IJcrcroforc thc circuit
~ city n, Richmond has bee,
-a,,,t-od "a ada Hyn wears 20 Sha,eyc-
.n,ercn j.. i,uposeI on q prisoner for
..ol.,,,r mo lows a second tine. an,!
,,ro sentence for a third
,.,o, I.rdo- ~. new law tha:
~, nav. i,nno.c such additional
- /. nay 900 a. for sccoud md
.htd ,o,,,rtlon rot 10 exceed five
a.. wa ,o-,ror c,s.
=, ,-,e,ro, to ala In IN. dcsi-.
"a, ,,fa,A,-s = la,r vas mass
~ ,-,i.,t,c criminal courts IN thci-
,so "a .rs,,o,,d sentence ia cases
~ 0r., conviction for larceny ana
r o,, "a r.la.,gn no missioner
- h,, rocL hcha,-fn- II is hopca
~ III ar, ,s s,rn,g de,crrcn; 10
s,,.,,r, of,,c..s ON IN. mar, % youth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
State Republican
Convention

Roanoke, Va, March 2StlI-20th.
$1.20-iiound Trir-S7.2O
Via Norfolk and Western Railway.
Tickets will be sold At the above
rate on March 27th. 18th and 29th,
good for return passage until March
81, 1916. Tickets good on all regu-
lar trains. and open to the public.
G.. II. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
ALLEGED 'HOLDUP' VICTIM
IS HIMSELF ARRESTED
Police Discrctit Story of Senslt ional
Robbery and Charge Robin
son With Theft
DETECTIVES CONDUCT INQUIRY
Arrest Negro Driver of Tea Company
ON Warrant Charging Him With
Stealing S;;1.3I, of Which lie
Claims He Was Robbed

I III" sensational holdup stor. ioil
the police Saturday iipht by James
it""i''S"N, roi"rad driver for ~" At
Ilantc and tactic Tea Company. l123
East Maiu street. caused the authori-
ties TO MAX. :rt rNcstigation The in
INcStSatlcu yesterday resulted in the
arrest Of Robinson on a charge NJ hay
/ inE himss!' stolen tn" i3,.2l and the
negro is now occupying a cell at the
First Precinct Station.
I Detective Sergeant Bailey. Captain
Sowcll. Policeman puli,. au. other Of.
iiccrs were Of the opinion Saturday
might that Eorinsun's story sounded
"hShy.' and This opinion was strength
cncd yesterday when Policeman Dul.
IN" talked with persons living on thu.
Government Road near the place where
that officer found Robinson tied 20 a
tree with wire
Robinson was discovered by Police
man Duiinr about $50 o'clock and
claimed that he had been tied TO the
tree for anout an hour. ono Of the men
with whom Duling talked yesterday
said hat he had been on tho front
porch Of house for several hours and
had remained there until nearly .
o'clock. He said that he had heard
no "utcries At all. and that a num-
her OF vehicles had passed him
TOLD roI.iCE HE WAS
/ HELD tp ny ROBREns
TN" rcC!n maintained that he had
hc"un to ycll Immediately after the
FOUR men. who. he claimed robbed him
at tn. point OF pistols. left him, and
that only ono automobile passed him
/ while ne was tied. lie said the chauf-
I four OF this machine refused 10 stop
when ne asked him to
II was said last night that Robinson
has worked Cor several people OF prom
iu"u"" in R'chmond ana that they all
had found him honest and reliable The
police heard that some OF his triinC.s
would make good tho amount lost by
nm and w"r" Of the opinion that pros
ecution would he stopped in the Police
Court to-day.
! Robinson claimed TO have hocu hold
Irr by four mon, who wore whiskcrs
'ih wide hrimmcd hats. He said they
/ nal beaten anF robbed him before tv-
ing HIM 10 tree With wire He cy-
, Inbred q broken cclluIcid collar as
lcvidcncc Of the violence with which bc
had cen handled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
SURVIVORS RELIEVE
TORPEDO RESPONSIBLE

FAR1S. March :6.--The great ma
jority OF survivors OF the Sussex, both
Americans and those of other nation
aiities. who have reached France. as
SORT the vessel was torpcdOcd, and
there is no question Of any warning
having been given. None OF them saw
mine or Indications OF ono. whereas
the greater part Of those whose stories
have been given. assert that they saw
the wake Of Il torpedo.
Count b. II Belgian army officer.
who was on the SUSSEX, states that the
reason IL pcriscopc was not perceived
was that near The Sussex was mcr-
chairman which bore on it's hull the
name Newport KIN. He states that
this vessel approached tho Sussex and
screened the submarine as soon as tho
explosion occurred. According 10 this
report the Newport Mn. Belgian
, steamer seized by the Germans. sailed
away without lending aid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
total. NUMBER OF VICTIMS
MAY REACH EIGHTY

The total number Of victims is stiil
unknown. II is estimated variousiy
ut nifty 10 eighty Miss Edna Hale,
an American resident of London,
with relatives and friends in New York,
told the Associated Press that the cap
tain OF the Sussex expressed the opiu-
ION that his vessel was struck by Il
torpedo as che saw its silver streak"
Miss Hale thinks. however. the dis
aStcr was caused by n mine.
I'VE We're about halfway across
said Miss Hale. when we were struck
The sea WAS quite smooth. J think
there must have; been 100 persons lost
and injured. should say ten or twelve
OF this number were Americans.
Among tho killed was Miss Baldwin,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27

This brings 20 tho from, business
:ason as vel! n tho main humane
triau reason. III recent years, under
10 lass which require that mos; Of
~ prisoners must be placed on the
,ais. 1t has become necessary 70 put
largo nuwh"r or iorg-tcrnn couv'ctS
= Tho highways. and tho iuccn'iv" ."
'tomo' escape IS Of course, grcatc;
: tho term ~ service is longer The
ssult has tccu that much money IL
peut in closely guarding the road
'rce' and 81 making rccapturcs am!
ay'nr rewards for th" a?pr"hcnsi"D
cScapcd prisoners The convict xiii,
Is expected think several times be-
,rc ne viii forfeit = good hchhvic: al
'warc". whirh amounts 70 onc-'hlrI
+ his service, FOR a lonr chauc" ~
eng attic 10 get awav, and that ia
~ future fewer guards VIII u" re
lircd ana less money Spou' in con-
ntffp.l auth '.CaDtuTp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27

nose bills were hut little in the
ihhc cH" during "a scs,lon crowded
'th warmly contested legislation. but
cN were backed by strong forces. and
o regarded ~ students OF pcnoIogy
{" i"n& step m the direction OF re-
fm IN the treatment o. criminals and
administration OF justice Som" OF
en- were recommended by Governor
nhrt In mis- biennial message. and
ere not only indnrs"d. hat actively
ppor;"d. by the administration All
th"n ar" in tho direction OF re-
rmatiT" as opposed TO punitive ham
lng of the convict question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
EtNENSItS AII.OWA NOE
FOR GOOD BEHAVIOR

Tn" FOREMOST mcnsurc IS mat wilton
YES 10 prisoners sentenced 20 the
An increase Of good be
iN!or allowance from four days iu
+" month, as heretofore. to ten day.
Tho month. J.; is believed tNat this
Ill give encouragement 10 PRISONERS
; "h"E the rules. 10 avoid attempted
'CaN"s, and to work ont their o"i
ovation from custody rs proper be-
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escape or attempted cs-
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The Monticellonian., 1916-10-12
BE CAREFUL. OF HOME PLANS
Don't Forget That Slight Details, Now
Overlooked. May Cause Much
Dissatisfaction Later On.

When planning the new House, AZ
much attention should be given to the
things which should not be done as 10
those which should be done Unless
thought is given to many details ap-
Parently slight, but which may cause
much trouble aud annoyance later. If
not properly planned at the start, dis
satisfaction is sure to result when the
home is completed and occupied.
Some of the things which should not
be done, If future convenience is de-
sired. may be avoided by carefully OBJ
serving the following "don'ts:"
Don't set your house too low. Better
have II foot high than an inch too
low. The street grade may be raised
ut any time, and if the house sets low
this will make it look squatty.
Don't fail to provide proper drain
age under the cellar wall and through
the center of the cellar, under the con-
crete floor. This may easily be ac-
complished by constructing dry drain
or trenches filed with small stone. If
this preeaution is omitted, damp
cellar will be the result in nine cases
out of ten, unless there is very
abrupt slope to the land on which the
house stands.