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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-19
STANDINGS
American League.
SUNDAYS GAMES.

At Cleveland
2 r.; .%"5 I$st i!-l::ffss !
Batteries-Coumbe. Mitchell, Nc
Hale. Gunkel. Loudermilk and. Ri;
llngs and Oxen. CuUop. Russell and
Nunamaker and Alexander.
fnnings 2a45s7s RHE
81 fouis...0 0 . 0 ii . 4 o. :
Batteries-Johnson and Ainsmith
Park. Davenport. Koob and SEVERED.
Chapman and Hartley.
fnninss 2at5s5se RTE
chicago a 0 i 0 o o. TO /
Rattorles-Mays.. Leonard. shore
and Cady and Thomas. Scott. O.
SATURDAY GAMES.
At Cleveland
New York . . % 2 0
Batteries-Shav key and Nunamak-
err. Bagby. Couwbe. CoveIesiSie and
o'Neil. Umpires-Connolly and HI
debrand
AZ Chicago
sd Inpipss 20 : : 3 : s % FH I |,
Chicago 30 o % I o Q - 10 /
Batteries-Rutn and Thomas and
Agnew Benz, DanfOrth and SchRlk.
Umpires-Evans and Nallin
w In9inFs 5tSi : g-5 I Il = Z I
81 Louis % q ! q q i-2i0 o
Batteries-Harpsr. GaIlia and
and HARTLEY Umpires--Owens and
Today's Games.
No others scheduled
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-19

Fame O. something zoe ess get
away with. a hero r. usually gent
with an able press agent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-19
Some Luck for "Griff."

HUGE been shared by washnsion sudden
IA at enabled the Nationals to stick 10 e nrs'
tottering jumping on
the Joyous prospect OF oenocng h h
Athletics Should the
clubs about split even the Nsuona
straight defeats that befe the WASH
iGtons will bitterly repented before October
Athletics surprise tribe this week Not
the first day OF June have he
Won mighty weak entry In the Ban
club losing forever an Ten
~ t swsy quick his fingers pinch
~ Il he takes too many chances
perb.pe Il Ia Just as WASHINGTON in
Cleveland town Third place
Nationals win those four straight last
4 ~ & Those Base Steals
3IoBH II leading His th
American league in stolen bases
~ stretch bunt into three Dagger All
Of the Philadelphia series
inning when Burns dropped his pop up
en had big lead and Wash run was
third Very properly there was no
merit attached to the hef Yet
for few days
the good catch
he
nearly driven Schang
holding to
and all this
IN his effectiveness
and shortstop Mack has been
steadily
bench, nhelder
the kid heder Jennings
April promising youngster as Witt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-19

of repulsed
cIub Over the week emo
afeebe hna count Is 81
- the Tigers ana Avn
of the occidental
athletics dropped 'ei
contess and failed to In a single triumph
Next Cleveland winner OF seven ana loser %
defeated I'VE
6snne the should be recalled that TINS cruz ~
raned out
psyed a. double the season 81 LOUIS gov az
Browns victims OF
~ and Fielder FIVE winning only sh me
OF excepting
Washington and Ne" hoh
totals 70 eAcu
conquered in seven
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-19
National League.
ys.terds,'s R..ut,.

Nssterday's Results.
No Cther4 .rhodUltd
Todas's Games
ST LOUIS A. f|nr INraf|
Boston ~ New York
PhillIes AZ BROOKLYN
No others scheduled
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-19

Perhaps Ii Just the Tigers didn't pass WASH
20 rank Cleveland comes to town THIRD place
allowing the Nationals to win those four sa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-19

PROFESSIONAL wondrously
Is place pkng
is yeryli
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-07

BY eating a toadstooI is another
way of finding out it wasn't a mush-
room.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-07

you know cannot break my engage
ment to you" z
Marjorie, how long have you felt
that?" =. g..
Always! And now that have
dared to speak. I am going to free
you. can never marry you now
that you have learned the secret of
my heart unless .....
'What?"
unless you ever cared for me- -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-07

Marjorie, listen to me. / can learn
to care for you-not for you as I
knew you, but for the girl I have be-
gun to know dimIy in the past weeks.
Marjorie, will you let me try?"
q supposed you. can try" she muir
INJURED. Charlie, you mustn't kiss
me now that"
But he did, and Marjorie's fourth
kiss was quite different.
Copyright, 1916, w. G. Chapman.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-07

Some fellows seem to think the
wrong side Of a saloon is the out
side.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
alue Jumps When
Plant Is For Sale
Gas Company, Offering to Sell
to City for S250.000. Pays
Taxes on S66,206.

H. II. Wilson. clerk OF the State Cor
poration Commission. learned from the
Administrative Board OF Richmond yes
terday that the TIenrico County Gas
Company placed valuation OF $3.50.
900 on It's plant and business. in offer
ing il for sale to the city
After giving this information, the
Administrative Board asked MIR. Will
son what the gas company valued its
property ut when giving IL In for tax
alton MIR. Wilson informed the Ad.
ministrative Board that the company
Mod statement. giving the value OF
Its properties AT $4,000, divided ns fol-
lows: plant. building and other real
estate. $4,000. Office fixtures, s3oo;
stores, 1854: mains and other fixtures,
s32,G52.
In addition. however, the company
has franchises in Ginter Park, North
Richmond and Highland Park with a
IRE or some twenty-seven years There
are about 1900 consumers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
NEW TERMINAL. COMPANY
SECURES STATE CHARTER
ohtrers OF r., +. & l.. II. Il. Head Con-
Germ which VIII Put Up West
End Stattou

The first legal steps, looking to-
ward the erection of the new station
on ih" site now occupied by the Her
h'l"se Coli Club, Broad Street.
were taken yesterday when the State
corporation Commission granted the
1iichmond Terminal and Railway Com
pan: charter The charter perm,ts
lhc company 10 maintain terminal
STATION and railway. The maximum
capita! stock allowed Is 100000 and
inc minimum is 100000.
That the new company is TO be
controlled by the Richmond Freder-
icksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
Pany. IL evidenced by the selection OF
ohcers William II. White, president
o. the r" +. * T.. is president OF the
terminal company. and Norman Call
secretary Of the r.. +. 6 r.. is secre-
'ary Of m" terminal company. The Al
ianiic Coast Line Railroad Will use
mo station with the r.. +. & y.
II was NOT possible TO learn when
Worh VIZ! begin. as all local. officials
VINO are convcrsant with the situation
were In New York City attending Il
meeting OF the stockholders Of the r.,
T. X r
The char,ering of the terminal COM
panH, however. together with the Or
der Issued 10 the Hermitage Golf Club
10 Taoaic thc site nt the new station
and the grading work beginning there.
1t appears that the work will not be
long delayed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
NOW UP TO ALDERMEN
Hoard Called tn Meet on Monday Stnbt
To Fuss on City's Agreement
with ". s.. Forbes

President William II. Adams. or tho
l'oard OF Aldermen, yesterday Issued
call for special meeting or tba
iSoaid for Monday night at o'clock
The meeting is called to corrpleto
associations between tho city and tho
richmond. Frederickshurs and Potomac
it"i!road Company in regard to the ex-
tension or Monument Avenue and other
west End streets across the Rel, Lima
tracks w s. Forbes has agreed to
son I" the city all tho rights Innda
an" easements for the street e.tnn-
s'ons for $4,000 and FOR the return
70 MIN OF bond for $4,000 given In
uehaif OF tho Richmond and lienrico
hallway Company 20 insure the ncr'
lorma nee OF certain pro,niaes for Il,
franchise '''
me board Will adopt the recomns,
u"'oHs OK the Firence COMMITTEES ,,d
W., nI"inaEce OF agreement between
or forbes and the Finance Commit
zee VIII be signed by the Mayor. rb.
.ai,I Ga" "ninpany has frequently sta,eI
mat ~ VII begin work on dcprcs.i,,,
'he h"t Line tracks ns soon "a ne
ordinance !s signed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
Indians and Negroes From Hnmptop
Institute VIII Appear nj city
huditoriun

Tho entertainment to be given to-
night ut Sis O'Clock in the CITY Audi
torium by the Hampton Institute In
dlans and negroes. promises to he
largely attended and highly interest
Ing. The program will consist of
Southern plantation melodies. sung by
the Hampton Quartet and number
Of tribal dances by Cherokee. Apache
and Sioux Indians In native costume
The entertainment Is being given
under the auspices Of the misston.
committee. OF ST Pauls Episcon,l
Church. and is for the benefit OF tho
missionary work among the negroes
of Virginia.
In addition to the musical program
Dr. Hollis B. Frissell, principal of
Hampton Institute, will deliver a short
address He will toll Of tho work OF
the institute among tho negroes OF
Virginia and how they are being taught
to make better homes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
NEGROES OFFER OPPOSITION
TO PROPOSED PARK SITE
bissattsfnction With Segregation Law
believed tn be Basis for
General {Oupluint.

In iii. hearing yesterday afternoon
hefor" the condemnation commission
crs appointed 10 examine the proposed
sit" for 1t park for coiored people In
Jackson Ward. representatives. OF the
Negro civic Association gave urgent
opposition to The plan.
The site selected by the commits on-
ers for Tn" proposed park Is north
ar Boyd street and west Of Harrison,
extending two blocks to the SitterdinY-
Earneal-Davis property. The negro
Representatives complained that the
property Is dumping ground. and.
therefore. unsuitcd for park purposes.
u vas brought out by City Attorney
PoIiard. however, that tho ground
could easily be converted into q pleas
ant park. and one OF the negro repre-
"cntatiNes committed himself so far as
TO lead the commissioners 10 the be
lief that Opposition to the site was not
based on objections to the site itself
but rather Ia tho law OF segregation.
II was stated to the committee that
the aggregation law WAS both tnio,II-
tous ana unconstitutional In return
u was pointed out that the segrega-
ton law had been passed upon and an
proved by the United States Supreme
Court. and Mr. Pollard ask ed that fur
ther unseeinly language not be used
me commissioners Informed the COM
rlo!nan's that IL had no Jurisdiction
except SO far as 10 place value on tho
property needed. and that complaint
would have 10 he taken TO tho City
Council In continuance o. general
argument 1t was pointed out that tho
park si;e would be made available and
heautifuI IN confOrmance with the seq
reka''on law, which provides that all
utilities nnd pleasures segregated for
the one race shall be made an agree
able ms those set aside for tho other
The commissioners arc w r. Zim-
merman. o Herbert Funston, r. i.
White. Newton e, Ancarrow and W. r.
Ecii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
ON WILD-GOOSE CHASE
Detective sent 10 WILLIAMSBURG
Through Biundcr and Fugitive
Makes His Get-twuy

Detective Louis B-rtucci has re-
turned from Williamsburg WHY ne
Went there no one knows What Bcr
tnc"i wants to Know who IL going To
pay his expense account
II happened this way: A Telegram wa
received 1T police headuusr,e,s rc
uncsting that nn officer meet train
from that city and arrest man want,
ed there. HIS name and dtscriptjop
"er" given. Instead OF meeting IN,
'raln as requested. headquarters sant
instructions TO First Station to send
:, MN 10 William sburg Bcrtucci went.
ih"h ne came back again. bu, wIthou,
any prisoner. The man wanted nass.d
through Richmond and has gone 10
parts unknown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
DELEGATES INSTRUCTED
TO VOTE FOR JAMES
Especial to Tho Timns-Disno,cb1

i''pfEidi 10 inc j lIneF-DlSDatCn
HARRIS GROVE, VA, May IS
The Democratic mass meeting was held
In Yorktown to-day. pursua nj TO call
Conway IL Shields called the meeting
10 order and was elected permanent
chairman George l.. Smith was elect
ed secretary. and the following dele
gates and altcrnrtcS 10 the Roanoke
convention were chosen, with one half
vote each -. y Powers. delegate.
and =. 4. Normcnt, alternate. from
Bruton District: G. n. Shields, dele
gate. and DR.. s L. Cook, alternate.
from Nelson District T. S. Harris.
dclcrat" and Captain John s Smith.
alternate, from Grafton District;
Georg" J.. Smith delegate. and w. s.
Lawson, alternate. from Pouauoson
District.
The delegates verc instructed Mnani-
mous'y I" vot" fer Rorer a. James
or Dhhriile. for national committee
man. and & l.. A;lsworth. Of North
arnpton: Colonel r. j. Downing, Of
Lancaster. and y. W. Milstoad Of
Newport News. for district committee
man from the frs, District 9: Vir-
ginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
CHASE CITY DELEGATES
ASKED TO BACK GLASS

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
CHASE CITY. VA. May lS.-The
lass James night for the place OF ma
iional committeeman is being much die
cGSsed in Chase City and il is clear
mat ho;h of the rsDirants for tho DO
si'ion rave many friends and support
"rs here. although when tho delegates
10 me Roanoke convention were elect,
ga thcy were not Instructed az to
thtir vote on the committee place Now
p+ut"n is being circulated and quit.
extensively signed asking them 10 vote
for Representative Glass.
The two delegates have not made
known their position. and the con scrva-
tive element is o! tho opinion that
since there was nothing said about in-
struct!ns the delegates when the mass
meeting was held. nothing should be
done now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
ASKS COOPERATION
c Hhsociation Invites Kindred Or
NhhiHationS 10 Aid I'm New
Charter Movement

The Civic Association OF Richmond
400 ''''''e' All associations OF like kind
JOIN ~ In It's effort 10 secure an
other Charter for Richmond Tn. I'm.
'''ed associations have been asked to
seno representatives 10 the annual
meeting Of the Civic Association, 20 be
heio on The night of June IA.
Ccmpieto study OF tina c.ty's nash.
~ 20 ne made by ths nssocia;ion. and
!, van then lend It's cfforts tows-d
eiecting the seven best men TO serve
on the cha!ter-chansa cornmissio-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
FORMAL ACCEPTANCE
sadSe Frederick W. Sims Replica to
Governors Letter rendering Ap-
rotntInent to Supreme nench.

Judge Frederick Wilmer SINE. Of
Gonisa County. who VIII succeed rudve
Se'lh on the bench OF the virginia
TO Governor Stuart and accco.ss ~
appointment uHon the bench In HIS
letter TO Governor Stuart. Judge Sims
sapreseeh deep Appreciation for inc
honor conferred.
He VIII take o;fica on June 10. ON
mat cate judge Keith viii hand down
a nn:nbI Of decisions In The cour, at
"y.heYiiie on case. already argued. and
viii then retire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
IS READY FOR CAMPAIGN
Governing Body for Work to Aid
Memorial Holds Its First
Session.
MUCH ENTHUSIASM is SHOWN
Prominent Physicians and Business
Men Promise Their Co.Operation
and Services to Secure $3.50, 900
for New Additions to Institution,

The first meeting of tho advisory
! committee OF the Memorial Hospital
fund-raisinS campaign was held yea
terday afternoon in the committee
room at headquarters. sci East Main
street More than score %. Rich
m"nd's prominent men were present
Henry H. tabesl vice-chairman. pre-
sided In the absence Of Chairman John
Fcrr Branch. Those present included
Eppa Huntou, Jr. Langhorne williams,
w. NJ. Hahl!ston. J.. 4. Morris, Bishop
~ j. o'Connell, Mayor George .>inslic
q. j. Sands. TaAcwel Darlington, Rev
RUssen Cecil. u -, Henry ". Andcr-
son. F. I. Bemiss. pr George Ben
Johnston. hr. Mcclure Newton. nr. j.
Nilsson hodges. Thomas l.. Moor. and
Frederick f, Morlok, superintendent
OF tho hospital
The meeting WAS characterized by
enthusiasm from the outset EXPIRES
sion from various members evidenced
the FAC; that there was no. the slight
es- 'i"'.tt hut tina, the campaign to
secure 100000 tor the three new units
for Memorial Hospital---the negro pa
rilion. tho rontaGi ous hospital and the
nurses home-would be entirely sue
cessful
MAKE PAYMENTS TO
FUND IN lNSTALLMENTS
Thomas l.. Moore. general chairman
OF the campaign committee. presented
al pflc' outline OF the activities already
onn6uG'ed during the campaign. which
mad" an impression upon the meeting.
Everything is in shape for beginning
me intensive campaign, which will
nrinE In subscriptions 10 the fund
The leading address OF tho meeting
WAS delivered by DIR. Hodges. who went
into the history Of the medical and
hospital conditions in Richmond. point
'nS out that the peculiar hospital sit
nation here demanded that some one
institution. like the Memorial Hospital
take the lead in the DEVELOPMENT Of
itselT into An institution fully repre-
sentative OF the city OF Richmond ind ,
me state of which 1t is the capital
Striking addresses were made by Mr.
Habltston. Mr.. Anderson, Mr. Morris
MIR. Reniss DIR. Johnston and others |
motion was passed which mazda tho
payments upon funds subscribed dur
ing tho campaign extend over "A period
n' eighteen months, In four Install
nents A second motion was passed
the corporation and activity
IN personal work and Influence OF everv
member az the advisory committees
ihe committee VIII work toward the
md OF securing large part of tho
total amount desired before the omen
ng banquet In the campaign, which
VAL be held early in June
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
STUDY CITY GOVERNMENT
Hichrnond College Students Tnke In
Various Phases OF Municipal
Workingn.

Richmond College students, under the
tutorsn!p and general guidance q. pro-
fessor d. r. Anderson are studyinp
TIC Richmond form OF government One
group Is studying The workings Of tho
ADM illustrative Board. another the CITY
council, another the Board of Polio.
ComIn iasioners, 'hrrd others tho City
aas Works. the electric plant and va
Tlous other public utilities
The students who are stu6rt, ,.o
workings OF the Board Of Health ar.
{. c. Boyd. II. +. Milbourne II 81
5nth"riand, j. II. CARRIER and "A. G;
WnI1!ner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19

Cato Goodwin. coiored. of 8 Ea st Canal
Street. had narrow escape from serious
injury at Eighth and Main Streets early
yesterday morning. when 81 Main
Street car collidcd with his wagon and
hurled him off the seat. directly in
front or another car approaching from
the opposite direction. This car was
stopped before II struck the PROSTATE
man, but not until it had rammed its
fender into tho rear platform Of an
lakewood and Main Street car ahead
of IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
Face. Charge Of Speeding.

Sergeant Bradley and Policemen
Samuels yesterday reported wnne
Winn. colored, chauffeur for y +.
Tragic. of 81 East Broad Street. for
speeding an automobile on Fifth Street
at the rate of twenty-five miles an
hour Tho police car raced the other
ma chine for several blocks before a.
was ovartAfcsu. & was said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
POLITICAL RALLY TONIGHT
Dung Mems Progressive Axnocintion
VIII Henr AttorueJ-f;enernI Pollard
and Candidates for City Council

The Young Mems Progressive Asso-
citation Will meet tonight in Spring
field School at O'Clock Attorney
General John Garland Pollard Will be
the principal speaker He Will sneak
on the True Principles OF Dem ocracy."
Captain J. T bailey. Independent can
didatc for the city Co,.rcil. and Johp
II. Crimes. nominee named by the CITY
democratic Committee. have been in
vitcd to address the voters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
Retaliation his Defence

L. NJ. Rigeby aas arrested
day by Policemen Lumpk!n ;,.. ~,
on charge Of throw: Il rock ,b,o,,,.,.
inc window Of tho factory at ?5he W,
able Street. R!goby claimed ;hat eo,.
one within the factory threw ya,nr
on him and he ret,lia,ed by hurI,r
the rock At them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
Adinrn 10 Ala IIospItnI.

~ ihe meeting of The Richmond Al
' ,i''h' heid Yesterday ,t The Lexington
lto'ei representative Of the Memorial
h"Splia: ;und raising campaign com
hi''oe presented the proposition The
heinners of the club agreed To CO.
'perR'e WITH tn. committee IN Its ef-
'"r's 10 Improve the hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
JAMES CLAIMING SEVEN
OUT OF TEN DISTRICTS
Danvflle Candidate for National
Committee Says His Prospects
Are Brighter.
HENRICo COUNTY FOR GLASS
Mass-Aieeting VIII BE Held To.AIor.
row to Name Delegates for Roa-
noke Convention-Contes Arouses
Deep Interest Throughout State.

Confidence in the success Of his can
didacH for membership on the National
democratic" Committee was expressed
by Colonel Rorer ~ James. of DonyilIe
WHO was IN Richmond yesterday Colo
mel James said that prospects for his
election are growing brighter each day
an" that his friends throughout ;he
state are responding Loyalty.
Asked Tor details concerning the
probable vote in the State Democrats
convention which Will meet in Ron
n"Ne on June .. Colonel James .y-
pressed confidence tina. he will bovs
mhlorii! OF delegates in seven OF
INC zen congressional districts Every.
.o,s from tae Firth District. his home
VII ne cast Tor him. he asserted In
a'ni'iot. he expects 4 substantial vote
IN IN. three districts in which he docs
not claim majority
EXPECT HENRICO no ,oYL.
FOR COStiRESSMAN GLASS
Foltical wiseacres in Henrico Conn
- We're or the opinion Yesterday I'M,
'"e democrats Of that county would
S'n" Il delegation to the state corvcn-
r. I'm ~ roanoke instructed to vote for
representative Carter Glass or I,yrct,
burg. as national committ.an,.n go,
.Tsinia TO succeed Lieutenant-Gover-
nor D. Iaylor Ellyson. There Is nm
P"iehtiE. no sentiment, they say
among the leaders Of the party whn
80 P''' ''S'pdlc In the mass m ptirp M
,"e courthouse tomorrow afternoon
'or colonel Rorer A. James MIR. Glass.s
contestant for party honors
SENATOR Julien Gum, representative
OF thnt district In the State Senate and
Pop"!ar among the leaders of the marty
VII iook out for Mr.. tilass's interests
NO champion OF Mr.. Jnmes's cause h;,s
YET appeared. The voters OF the county
az" much interested In the struggle be-
tween the TWO men for Mr. E,I,yson.s
hah'e. and record breaking attend
ance is expected
The meeting Will be called 10 order
az O'Clock. George Preston, chair
man or the County Democratic com
mittee, will preside. All qualified
white Democratic voters OF the comfy
arc eligible as delegates. and entitled
!" participate in the business Of ,hc
Under ruling OF the state Demo
c:atic Committee, Henrico County "a !
eh'tied to six delegates. to lac chosen
ny the voters present AZ this mass
meeting. The voters of each district
i'rookland, Tuckahoe. Fairfield ard Va
rinR, VIII elect one delegate. and tho
voters OF the county az whole viii
elect two delegates from the county AT |
large. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19

EnferfafAs HarRna Baseball Tenn.
The BaraoA class of tho Jr,rs, a.
ttRt Church. v1n give a social 20 m.
Hsrate nasenAu team THE evening a,
8s1& oc4ook. An fatsrosttng ,,porrs ~,
hARnANsw xE1eaxs>ud VIZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
Court Name. neceix.xx

IN me case nj Norbert r. Scott
%ehinht no KING a Wright Co, Inc.
rough, In tho la~ ard Equity Court.
nauhe hrVeFiy 7 crunp Yesterday APP.
{" Coll'ns az receivers. They evo',,,.o,,
"'N" in The sum ot $4,000 each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19
VIII Sprnk on nI,rnce"

~ Edward y Caltsch viii SPEAK this
evening at sl5 o'oloch. III Beth Ahabnb
"'.'' y" iehcc lie chose this
S"'Jsc' a. the request Of Richmond
Section Council OF Jewish wonon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-19

'''"rSoN. tho negro arrested
on charge Of biting r. e cha,.S
la!ne. forhmnn OF the Copn.c,,n,. n,
Companys factory, through the sar
ION Juna 4 N"uft