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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-02
SIR elpise 3eiten.

Soc @roBtaten oes beutlden Sol
fes, Die es mdbreno oes &riege5
poQbradt bat, uno Die es 1peiter poa=
bringt in 10 eelpoltieer, erl9iittern-
Der, beloenbafter nno opfermi1iger
@eiie, meroen IN Der @eI6idte fort
leben, fir eDige 3eiten.
Ser ieeliihe Sbmung oes ge-
lammten oeutiden golfes in leincr
paterlanoii6en 8egeiiterung u1lo
@ntibloilenbeit miro fortleben in ser
Grinnerung, fir eipige 3eiten, TO-
lange Der Gbein1trom onrd oeut=
Idle 2anoe an oeuti1en 8nrgen por=
beiflieBt.
8epor Oas oeutlbe golf feline Slit
ter oes @eiites, feline beiten Giinit=
Ter uno Nrditeften, feline Maler n1lo
gilobaner ruff, our grridtnng Ell:
nes itberrage16en &riegs : 0enfma=
les, fir efpige 3eitem ben Gotten
gum @eoadtnis, ben 2ebenDen CUR
Mabnlng nno Der 3afmeIt 5ur
9adeiferung, gilt es anoere @nfga=
ben 81 loien, Die oringenber Mrt
iin0.
Sin Die Grridtung BON 9enfmG-
Tern barf erit geoaft tperoerL menn
man ben nadften uno b~eiligiten
Hflid)ten geredt geporoen lit. ser
Siirioree fir Die ariegsbeid1oigten
fir Die @itnen uno @ailen Der Sc
falenen, Der Siirlorge fir Die aus
Dem 5eIoe Seimfebrenoen nno Be-
ilbrigen Siirlorge 3meige oes Mo-
ten areu5es.
Sir Dos, mas Die 9eutlh=4 meri-
faner fir Die aIte Seimat getan ba-
ben, beoarf es feines 9enfmaIes aus
giien, 8ron5e ODER Grant. Gin
9enfmal fiir uns ltebt qroB uno
I6lidt i'm Ser5en oes hanfbarea
beltihen GoIfes. /
9ieienigen BON ms, oenen Ser
tpanbte i'm &aterlanoe oonn uno
mann 3eituneen iiberienoen, miiie.l
gellail, bob in ben 5palten ser
reidsoentld)en 8latter lid reeelmd-
Big Sinmeiie ouf oie9ieIfeitigfeit ii.
oie @usoauer Ser oeutih omerifa-
niIden &rigesbilfe finoen.
Die 9elegierten oes 9eutiden
3oten arell5es in oen Ser. Staoten
baben iid Die fortgeiebte gerihter-
itattlng iiber oas @ilfstperf arlf oie.
Ter Seite oes atlantilden Oceans an
Die berporragenoIten glatter felt Ian
gerem sur aufgabe gemadt.
@eraoe IN oieler 3eit emiget
SpannlIng ulio llngemiBbeit mirfl
Die aurioe bon oentih amerifani.
fber SpfertpiIigfeit beionoers mol.
tuenb ulo periobnlih i'm alter
GaterImoe.
Smrf ben itdnoigen 8erfe6r mil
fat alien Silfsgelealdaften oes
2anoes fino Die 9elegierten oes
9elttiden Noten &rell5es in ser Ga.
| &c. anfragenoen er1d)0pfenoe Mns.
funft 81 erteilen iiber irgeno ELM
Trage BEG Silfstperfes. Sober Ser.
Elm miro ber5lid eebeten, fid noe
gen OrndIaden uno EreiiematerioI
sur llnterftiiblng ieiner ariegsbilfs
nit ben 9efegierten bes Delltif)er
Soften &reu5es, 1923 9rooomap
Stem gorf, IN 8erbinomng 5u Iesen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-02
NIitrIe;.
0obeff mir nm smej

9oben mir nun sDei HoIisei-
d)efs, ooer Daben mir llur Gi1en.
gs mar poraus5ulebeiL oaB Ser err
ipa1lfe Eoli5ci= uno syeueruebr=
&onlmiiIdr einen ldweren 5tano-
plnft baben ipiiroe, neil er ben Mo-
miililtrations aailoioaten belieate
nn0 Die Administration i'm ais
5eino betrad)tet. Die GoIfsItimme,
Die ltbr ms Anlt berief ifeint fir
MaDor @ropn mo Die anoern aoln-
miliare nidt 81 gelten uno nenn lie
olli ibrer 5einoleligfeit llbr gegen-
itber belfeben, 10 lit tpenig Auslidt
Dorlalloelt, bob llbr irgeno etlpas
miro allsridten fonnen, neil ieine
Mntrdge ME llnterltiibuna linden
lDeroen. @r niuB Damn ebcll mar
ten, big Die Gppoiition bon Der
8il0fldde perihipunoen lit mas bor-
allsfihtlid nddites Sabr geldebeu
0iirfte.
9ie Witglie6er 0es oemofrnti
lbel grefutipfomites BON gerar
County lino auf beutc morgen I'M
10 ubr 81 einer 0erntlmg IN sic
Worfct Snae eingelaoen; Die De-
mofrntiide County onbcntion triti
lleiite nndmittng 5uionlnen. Sn
oieier &onuention meroen oie Dele.
aaten eriuablt, pelde oas Gountr
m Der am %, Mai bier ltattfinoen.
Den oemofratiiden Stoats aonpen.
tion Dertreten lollen.
Die Gerlnmnl[ung Der ne.
pnblifaner IN Der gurn6one an
Nontag 9lbcnb bic BON etfpu 20C
Verlonen belldlt mar, bat sic Yorte.
sur Ginigung ge6raft. Capt. @lgin
8orliser Der repubIifmiiden Gar
tel IN gerar Gountp, erfl1rte lid
bereit, DIE Namen Der goriiser uni
oic StimmpI1te fir Die am Goms
tag, ben 6. Wai. itattfiiioenoen Sri
nIarfuabIen befanfit 5u geben uni
Der Streit mar beenoet.
aIc Heae1i, fucldle m Der Conn
tag nadt, Woufoa uno Montol
nod)t gcfalen limo, tueroen BON I'M
%ablehborrm 8orteil fir oie ndbIt,
ernte lcin; bic 9ieoerihlaqc err
iiredten iih iiber oen qroBten gei
oes Sfnates mno ser @runo mar i'm
itonoe, Da Der @egert mciIt ianft uni
lnngiam nieoergina. oie Teuf,tiafei
fat p~ollitdnoig 81 a~blorbieren: nl.t
fuenia Maiier lit in oie @ddc Uni
IIiiiie abgcfIoiien.
Ser MotorcncIe Golisilf or
mn Gnlon fonioierte am Monto,
NIT einem @nqcn Der Gdobe
@rauerci ourf ben anpran tpuro
Der Boli5iit bon ieiner Waid)ine aq
fDorfen- Nad @usiagen bon Ben
aen belt Der 8raucreiipagen aft Ell
Der 3aIammenltoB ftattfan6.
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@ie Die Gitprenken bic 3eritOrnns
ibrer 6eimat ertrasen.


8ie oie 9ItpreuBen oie 3erito=
rlitlg ibrer @eimat ertragen, bas
l1iloert in farafteriitilhen Mnttpor-
ten beimgeludter 2anoslente Der
riibriee beimatstreue 9eransgeber
Der 3eitidrift ySitprellBiide Sci
nat, @onaro aenfel, Der unentnegt
fin grfenntnis Der berrliben gigen-
art leiner Seimat bemiibt lit. Sb
mol er ieinen @obniib in Chariot
tenblirg genommen, belufte er i'm
Dergangenen CONNER SltprenBen
uno belfreibt leine ginoriife fol-
genbermaBen: y@as id) BON Ser Sci
mat iab, bat mid nit 3uperiidt err
fiint. Mit 3nperiiht: neil iH mir
genos serbrodefle Meniden fano.
9ns Gleno. beipnbers auf Dem 2an=
De, tritt nod balifig berppr. Mber
nit geraoe5n beiprnoernsmiiroiger
8eniigIamfeit unb @eonlo iiebt man
beiieren Sugen entgegen. @enn ).
9. IN ether Staot, in Ger BON fat
1870 Sauiern nun nod arsgebramnte
Hliinen geblieben lino, nno BON be-
ner man IN oielem Sabre mabr-
ldeinlih nidt mebr als flint ooer
iefs miro aufbnuen fonnen, alii
meme Srdge, mann benn 0ie Sfaoi
fpieoer fertig iein miro, elmer Ser
StaotOater anttportet. .9as fDeiB
Der liebe @ott aaeinl Mber tpenn's
niht anoers gebt, Damn miiiien mir
lins nod einen 5tpeiten nno oritten
@inter 10 einridten, fort5ieben miro
idon feiner, oenr1 fie boffen ood ole
aitf before Soften ODER fpenn IN
Dem ySotel", als mir oberog I'M
Die anf cine SIaide geitedte Stea-
rinfer5e iaBen, bic INNER oerb.
frennoli6e @irtin mir Iagte: SEA.
oenfe Sc. Dot mart onlmer bier ID
bliepe2 8i mare bod . bernofti-
ge @asanltalt oooer . @leftri5itdts-
mari borfrieae oooer ipenigItens Z
beBfe Getroliuml" - Damn lernt
man Die ltnperoroiienbeit nnIeres
observation-disclosures erit eigentlid fen
men. Gin 2anorot, Der ans Dem
Weiten 0 fitr5em nod 9npreuBer
periebt tporoen it, ers1blte mir fol-
genoes: .Seimgefehrte Sliihtlinae.
cine finoerreide Somilie, batten iid
IN einefn often, nieorigen, feniterlo.
len Gferoeftaa nit 9eden uno eini.
Gen gettenitiiden cine ltnterfunfts.
iteae eingerid)tet. Ser 2anorat lief
oulrb einen Mnurer elm 6enIter lfnf
cine Snft5ugoffnling oushrefen uni
einlge Natrosen berbeiifaFfen. Sesbm
ldfen aber Die llnterfunftgIteGe tros
Dem 81 ldngerem AufentbaIt unae.
eigtet, uno er molte neranIaIIen
oaB Die 6amiIie in einem ipeniael
5erltorten 9orf Mitfnabme fin0e. Sc
baten Die 2eiitd)en i'm, bod nid,fs
I'll anoern, es lei iebt alles 10 fem"
lie mod)ten I'M feinen Hreis alt
Elm fremoes @runoffiif nno anoerer
Seuten sur 2ait fallen. Ser 9anorot
logte mir, bob er bonn ihoner
Hbein berItnmneno - Elm fleines
@rniel1 Dor SfpreliBen gefabt hot
tie, nber ieinen &reis MN in @abr
belt liebgetponnen babe, leiner table
rem G~reisiniaiien pegen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-02
Sci alsemeiner Snmsreinignua

gebt es nibt obrte fleine 8erIesun-
gen ab. 9ie Shmeraen ueroen am
belten nit SIoan's Eminent be|Gnf=
tigt. Cine 6anfbare genuberin
ibreibt: 5loan's Ointment lit fem
@epidt IN Colo tpert. SoItet cine
Slai6e bereit eegen 8unoen, Nelt=
ralgie nnb anetidungen. S0tet
S6mer5er. 25c BEL Mpotbefern.
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etrafsfheiIe

VIZ W Z tx
Sulins Grfurtb un6 Morp Gaa
Gmbb.
@nitao aooIf 8abina uno @aric
8oIinger.
eomaro aidaro @obis uno Ser
triioe Sdrolit.
$. Carl Cobb lino 9oltra g.
Hohn.
60 3. sdJul uno marp abomp-
ion.
@rtbur Sebrenbad uno Catherine
Gecil @arner.
0lioer 6. @nrsba6 uilo Coma
2ois MedIer.
Sranf 8. 9oBbarot uno Sattie
Goetbe.
Soc Soileb uno Selen Muener.
o IT e
S. s. Gdnmolin uno Sroii, Elm
anobe; g. I. Drummer uno iron,
ein anabe; S. g. @rflrtb unb
Troit, ein anabe.
Fooesf6IIe.
SouiS g. Bette, 6S Sabre. 9(bro.
BAN @aun, 40 Sabre; gfrou 6. Sdun.
d1aro, S5 Sabre; Marp Guns, 2G
Sabre; Sipolite aomalif, 25 Sabre
Geo. Sorner, "a Sabre; @tniom
Neper, "a Sabre; 8ran 6. Gop.
pupns, 40 Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-02

Stride aaffee- ,tnS s~eeisrtsn ie-
ben Sag. &einbarb e So. geIe-
pbun grodett 487.
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6aMs 3u Derremten,

9ns nntere 1ino Dbere Stpdtptrf
BON Nr. 218 Df-gommeree Gtrase
IT 81 berrenten. Mabere Mnsfnnft ID
Der Office Der sareien TrrKe1.
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go a..4. -
CIV al.tp'lo: 2eIas. liz Gents.
0aioeioi, geHern, 1850 Gents
GptfDnIamcn= Ero0ufte.
sau gtntpuiu. Ger. 3 mo; 4ate
Senats ~, st @oHor s0il0n Seeo s9rl. ~
w,.,. m.-s > m
"e ~ ypia, z; Weni. Sp0f Sl0-o5
S Sp az g'a., Piv..o u'o $lo.a2 gum
$$i t9 I ~ gli.o0, eSnii Siluo
september. Slo.9S nllo $f0.99, Stto<
us., SS9-S3 nno $3.50; Nooer1ber, S9.16
n'u @os-o' Ss6enlOeI, 9o.sV hHo So.Sz.
1arm-HrDDmfte.
Gnn 9futo,;o ssy 8 po; to,e
N,,tter ~ m
eier ln,,r fr;sdel ~ sr pluso
S;;h,er r'N %. ~ III ~
S,,rfens ~ pea nv.
earn OK. pel splrnntyy
Ms;seu e. o. psl TnE1st
5nfer ..............5 soc Der guSdseI
pen SIl.O0 per Tonne
Uemiite.
Qor+osfsfr na,;sra:. 90 .
yoSn ) n Su'ol"au' p1-Sos eolo&
g;;ss Gcrtoffsrn oau:s s-
Somaten' Seros & gSrhs 90 M
g~TumenfobI, $1.75 fir % Gt;S
2tpieberu Seros Msrnr,,a, a.
Crate; Choice, $1.25; gbrhftai Ier.
$115
9opfialnt, Csc nno Toe Der Scrurgr.
gopner, ealifornia Babolis. $3.50;
g os. Yo.Vg Sima SGD Nart,
gaAo, osaa ggess 1928; Crime Bob
Aeid; nel Tnidei. Sl.o0.
her mf,,na plel'er, eegds Loo per Nfe.
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Or. S. q. Iiper, Ofteopoth, 1o8
Soleooo Ctr. oben. Office Gel. Ct.
4s6. @obnunqsteI. Ct. 1887.
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5neO SensI, ltbrmader. 224 6.
Commerce strake.
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Gin idones Suaenoeriuuern
giebt nod einen 4ltmei5erTommer
i'm 2ebensberbit.
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8 bieie Ginoer.

3onte: v9os lit ld0n, ainoer,
oaB Sbr Gllerc franfe 5ante NAL
beiudti@
Die ainoer: ga, nno n aan5eli
Gag oiirfen mir bier bIeiben, Can
te. Die @futter bat aelogt, fonIt
folnmen mir oieie ISOLDE nit II @roi
nid)t ausi"
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BanmmoGe.

DdttiliDOHe.
San Antonio. Seras, 1fK Gents.
@alpelton, geitern 1895 Gents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
PLAYGROUND DIRECTORS
hoard Appoints super
Nfsofs and Ear~tnkers for City
PlH! spaces.

rh' Administrative Board Yesterday
p9ointed IN. following az directors
ssistaris ana raretakcr- II the va
''oua Fairgrounds for tn" season OF
PIG:
Harry Powers. care;aker o: William
iyrd PARK Perry Mitchell. director
'larkc Springs; M!ss Vie!ra Ramos,
Keith White, 4Htra:, CHARLES Rou.rs,
aretaker CLARKE Springs = q. Cosby.
director South Richmond Mrs - c.
"itz. assistant director Clarke springs;
>Tthur Ecoth, carctakc- south R!cn-
uond. David Sattcrhein, director South
ichmond. Miss Lura Atkinson. Assis-
ant director Chimhorazo. Donald Hall.
aretakcr Chimtorn2o; " NJ Cooper.
''irector Fulton; Miss l.ura owen. as
.stant director Fulton }. Il. Day. care
'her Fulton: Miss Ada Rail-. director
.ferson, -. Touy. iauitor l-ifer
IN; Miss u. Beatrice Marablc. direc
" Elba. j Y Conwav director Eliza.
'iss African Loomis director Eunncr:
iss BESSIE l. Whitehead. extra: Ned
suEhan-lAoyt, swimming pool: !. T..
unford. Ford lot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
WILL CONTEST CLAIM
ftockhoidcrs of ncfunrt Union Stores
10 Hold Organization Meeting
IL

stcckhn!dcrs 81 tho Onion stores VIII
old mass meeting in The John Mar
nall High School Tonight at $40
'rio"h 10 formulate plans oE resisting
,c "nprts 81 the receivers IL The dc
'nct s'orc - compel them "a pay 1hc
1iaUccS due on M subscriptions.
he call for the meeting was issued hv
committee composed OF Dr T. g. l..
i.l!cr chairman Of Tie stockholders
'mmittte that attempted To- straghtcn
NJ the affairs % tn" store before re-
aiiers were appointed. " g Lorkr"r
ri George Skipw!th
rf the 2.o"h stockholders. abou, 500
:ve rrl pad their Subscriptions in
II. 30 is said, aWl these ~lll he asked
c"-operat" a'd shane the necessary
,penscs of hph;mr INC matter i'm IN.
rurts Counsel hav. tceu cmplovcl
, look after the Interests O: mo sun.
.cribers, and will PROBABLY attend tho
meeting tonight Members Of IN.
committee said last ui.ht tina, cyerv
ubscriber TO the stock a. tho CON.
amy was urged TO attend the m.et.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
SEN ERR: TESTS sIIoW TIIr.
EFFICIENCY OF INVENTION

The .irs' test VAS made Yesterday
afternoon With an engine ana Sin pas
s,Wrcr cars running ~ tho rate OF
sixty miles AN hour. with the throttle
rIa. OMEN. representing either th.
death or :h. absence from the cab OF
the engineer The train was brought
~ :, stop u Snor; disiauc, from the
RAMP rail an" uca" the signal The
second lest was made al s!Nty-on- coal
carS ana engine WITH q tonnage Of
5"h running iGt"cu miles au hour.
This train was stopped :i3 f""t from
where the brakes were applied. or be-
fore ,hc signal was reached.
Officials witnessing the tcs, Loft the
Main street station at l2:10 o'clock
yesterday afternoon in a special train.
which was used for the test The
freight train followed. stopping a Fort
rrc Railroad men witnessing the
trial. OF The system az" AZ follows
= l. Catci! cht"f engineer 4. K
could. Superintendent, Of motive power;
= W Johns, engineer Of branch lines.
Charles stephens. signal engineer; {.
II. Terrell. assistan, superintendent o:
motive power: j. x Cary. Of Clifton
Forge. general superintendent: j. w.
Knapp. supcriniend"U': j T. bryant.
assistant supc rint"md"ut l.. =. .>rdcr-
son. ai. brake inspector. ". ElanaG9n.
master mechanic. J w Meredith in
,pnctor Of tracks | Garrison, super
intendent OF bridges ana buildings; ~.
r.. Johnson, signal inspector: NJ G.
Scldcn, division engineer. + l. Marriott.
chief craftsman in mo,iy" power de-
pnrtIncnt: !. j. Ew ing. mechanical en-
"lnecr, T.. t. Crawford chief dspnjch-
-. and t. Lacy. dispatcher.
others witnessing The trials were:
L Lancaster Williams. Calvin W Hon
dricks. Maurice Whitr!dEc, Mortimer
LIZ. 4
Rudolph and Ron . Pratt The APP
parat;Is waS Installed under the super
vision Of Thomas w Scot, ana Harold
y. Rudolph.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
AMATEURS ORGANIZE
tirelrAs E>perimrutcr. Form ItIrh
InOnd Radio tsSUcIntion and
Elect Gni,cr.

In order 70 STUDY mutually wireless
geography number Of amateur wire
IS operators last Saturday night mot
nd organized III" Richmond Radio
association. Meetings are - he u.ld
'in pnrsrily ~ the nome Of = " Core.
hief operator II the association uutil
uitable club rooms can ne obtained
lis home IL at :5ls stuart Avenue. ana
II amateurs Interested are Invited 10
et In touch with rim The oNcera
!ected SATURDAY might we're: T. j.
cby. president g. { lee. vice -presi-
emit; c. -. Bar. secretary: W T..
'eaSers. treasurer ana 6 W core.
chief operator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
CASES GO OVER
hhrc-> AGAINST Wharton and Yhusr
a"Sh' In Ills PLACE Continued
In r0trr Court

Tho r"s"s agairs, T. y Whartu!.
ami those arrested ia his place a: i.03
East Main street on sunday afternoon.
"h"n the polio" Taided :, 81. gam
bling house were continued I,ntil
APR! , III Police Court yesterday.
wharton Is alleged TO be the pro
pr4eior ~ the gambling house. in
which Sergeant johnson, with Police
men Fcikcs. 6ertucci Sweet and
l-lmuA!n. are SAID 10 have found a
gam" IN progress ard TO have cap
tureG POT" or $3.50 as vel! as a
quantity "f chirs and playing cards
lie Is also CHARGED With selling liguoy
;h"re without license
Pa; Blackburn. uho The police claim
!" nav" seen serving drinks TO men IN
me house. IS charged also with sell
!ng Liquor without license.
Nihe white men we're arrested in
me rad on charlcs o! gambling in
the honse. while several escaped hv
!"a3ing out of third stor, windows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
ADDY DISMISSED
nftch states Comm sIuncr Drums
Charge of White SinV" Law
Violation.

United States Commission or Melvin
Flecenheimcr Yesterday dismissed the
case Of the government against Joseph
r. Addy, arrested las; Monday by po-
.lccmcu Sweet and Wyatt on the charge
of violating the Mann white slave act
Both .Nddy and Mrs Maud Kicker.
whom he was charged with bringing
here from Chaplin. :. c., VIII be ar
raigncd this morning in Police Court
on charge of disordcrly conduct.
Thcv were held last night at the First
Police Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
SPUR TRACK EXTENSION I;
AWAITS FURTHER ACTION
Council Committee on Streets Tables
Ordinance to Add to Southern's
Rails in Cary Street.
RAILWAY LODGES pRorEsrs
Representatives Pronounce Provi.'
sions OF Measure Onerous and
Which They VIII Not Consent TO.
Eleventh ST. Dedication Held Tn. :

~ IN" request Of Jonu g. Freeman
The ordinance TO permit thc Southern;
Railway Company Ia extend its spur
track on Gary street. from Fifteenth "a,
q point near Fourteenth street was
inid on the table by the street Commit
IT,. OF tho city Council yesterday after
noon Representatives OF the Southern
''aiIwaY Informed the committee that
TN. company would not construct the
'NtcnHior under such an erroneous ordi-
nance as - proposed. sine. il would lac
impossible Tor It TO comply nItn tho
conditions imposed.
The ordinance. a. orir,n.lly drawn
would require The company 20 rcruoy.
cars from Gary street in the norrir.-
At o'clock. ana not 10 place them on
~" spur track before o'clock IN tho
afternoon. Property owners stated ,t
q previous ncettn,- tina, ,bcy wo,,ld
agree I" change che hours from II
O'Clock NJ night and i o'clock i'm IN.
morning. and would nave I, peu,l,v NJ
s'' imposed Tor each car lief, ON tho
tracks outside o. those hours How
ever, thcs" representations were mad.
without The consent Of the raiiv...
company, wnicn regards the provisions
as prohibitivc
ACCEPT DEDICATION
or CEMETERY STRIP
Mt Freeman asked for indetni,e
postpone'Gen, saying tina: he wanted
All parties at interest to harmon;z.
,n"n "hercnces ON the motion Of
tho request 49,"
The committee on the rno,ion n.
'o"nc.i'nan sullivan. votet. 10 -erom
M d acceptance OF the dedication g.; .
strip OF land atty '"et vide ,hr,uch
Mount calvary Cemt.-y for , ,bnronrh
ih'c between sumter ana Rand Inn
streets j, : provided that curbinl
ana paving shall hc done bv tho city
ana tna' ne city shall. construct ),
sever along tho street extension cit
:np'nser Boiling estimated that IN.
COSY would be $l0.774.,G
Consideration o. rh. ordi,
dedicate hfteen feet on Eleventh Srro,,
"s :. driveway Ia the pos,nni.. 49,
postponed nniil the right o, Anrn IN
"S II vas feared tina, the fun m.n,hor.
1 :hlp II IS desired 20 hay. when nc,in,
't"'n on the ordinauc" would MOI
rre,, I,r'' u.e neio'" that time Tho
'rEuiaF meeting Oh April 10 a, .
ocIoch VIII de dispensed with
'houSh city Engineer Boiling VOC.
''u"S morning submitted his report
on IN" abvisabilt% Of dedicatinp ~.
'eeh 'e"t on Eleventh street 10 he used
"S "riNew"y TO the post.office. the
committee pos, poned It's action.
i:N!iNEER RECOMMENDS
THAT ALLEY BE CLOSED
~ ny l.hsln" !s opposed to the
dedication because II would co,,rart
me street II nftecn feet were cut
on, Mr.. Boiling said. IT would leave ONLY
t"entN-three feet and four inches for
driveway. which would DC SIN fur
ther contracted when vehicles were
parked on the east side OF the street
Tor loading and unloading, and by a
tcn-foot side walk.
The CITY Engineer stated that il had
4 god to
and Twelfth Streets omen. so that they
could afford easy grades for traffic from
! Main street 20 Bank Street. and SO up
to Broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

Joseph i'm, colorcd. was fined si0G
and costs In Police Court Yesterday on
charge o. selling liquor without a
license. William Cash. another negro
arrested for Il similar oMen.c Was Ike
Wis. fined SIGe and costs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

i;cniamin Petrol, arrested by Police =
man fosenau on a charge OF being dis
orderly and resisting arrest. was fined
SO and costs in Police Court vcstcr-
Day. ". G. Thompson. VINO Policeman
roscnau arrested on q charge OF being
drunk and disorderly. was fined STA
and costs also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
ArnoId's Cns~ Dismissed.

v lillian Arnold. arrested by Police
man SmaIlwood ON "a charge Of being
Iiso!dcrlE ana reck lessly driving an
automnbil" through the streets. was
dismissed in Police Court yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28

Il. ". ivey Instituted suit in the Clty
circuit Court yesterday against y. !
sullivan for goo. Thc suit is an ac.
zion in dc,inue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-28
PENSION RECOMMENDED
FOR VETERAN FIREMAN
Board OF Commissioners Considers
John Miller Entitled to Full
Pay for Rest OF Life.
ASK CITY COUNCIL Tu act
Engincman Has Served Department
Continuously for Fifty Years. and
Has Reached Age Of Sevcnty-Two
Without Mark Against Him.

Having served more than 81 half-cen-
tury "f ac;iv" dut' in the Richmond
Eir" department. John Miller engi-
nccr "f Engine Company No. ~. is
about 10 receive well-dcsc.ved re-
ward, II tho influence or tn. Board Of
FIRE Commissioners counts for any
thing With The city Council. At las;
nights meeting or the board il was
unanimously recommended Ia the
Council that Mr.. Miller he retired. with
full pay, for the reminder OF his life
MIR. Miller is now seventy-two years.
lie entered th. department when Ia"
was twenty-five anI rounded out his
nftI years az continuous serVic. last
January N"t Il mark has ever been
crist"r"d ngains, him in the records
OF tn" department. he has never been
disciplined for an: cause. ! was the
opinion "f the commissioners that he
should h. pensioucd for the rest OF
his natural life with fun pay and TO
perform such light duties - his years
may permit