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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-04

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-04

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-04
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-04

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-08

and the Reds four hits off Ames
were wasted. Ames famed six.
Detroit finally broke its losing
streak, Coveleskie being tight in the
pinches. Weilman gave Tigers four
hits, but CObb's baserunning and a
double by Burns beat the Browns.
ShOtten got three hits.
Ad WoIgast is planning another
farewell campaign for the light
weight title. Larney Lichtenstein is
lining up a program for the ex-
champ and says if it is unsuccessful
Ad will finally retire.
Ever Hammer has an offer to fight
Benny Leonard in New York, but
Howard Carr will close no fights for
his battler until after he meets the
Bitter Root Kid in KenOsha, May Is,
Soccer Scores
Chicago Amer. 0, Chicago Swed. 0,
BricklayeTs 1, McDuffs 1.
Corinthians 1, CaledOnians 0.
Miscellaneous Scores
Garden City 5, Magnets 1.
Union Giants 10, Joliet 6.
White Giants 5, Rogers Park 1.
ROseland Eclipse 1, Ideals 0.
= Rex Tigers 5, Ragen Colts 3.
Normals l, RomeOs 0.
PTemiers 1, Wiederrechts 0.
EDWARDS Is, Grant Parks 9.
De Luxe II, Windsor 0.
Pathways II, SupeTbs 4.
Grand Crossing II, Polarines 1.
Highland Park 5, West Sides l.
Midland 5, Lepman 3.
Hermitage Tigers Z, DTummond 4.
Rivals 6, Woodstock 1.
Opportunity II, North Sides 5.
Websters 4, Canadians 1.
TimOleOns "A, Amigo 4.
Humboldt s, Golden Rule z.
E. c. Race 10, Bowen 1.
Carnations Z, Aarons O.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-08

Twice his extra base hits resulted IN
runs, but only because a man back
of him forgot his uniform for a min
ute and decided to wallOp one in
pinch. Eddie Collins made two hits
in the four Cleveland games, driving
in one run. Jack Fourier prodded
home one run in the series. Ray
Schalk is the real pinch guy at the
present time.
Rowland is considerably wrought
up over the manner in which his club
has thrown away chances. He has
made frequent and desperate shifts,
but so far has failed to find anything
that meets with approval He
benched FeIsch because Hap wasn't
hitting. Hap's sub failed and then
Hap pinched for a pitcher in one
game and singled. Can you beat
that?
Now another shift has put FeIsch
back in the game and he is lead-Off
man, with John Collins second in the
order and McMullin seventh, just be-
hind Weaver. McMUllin is as reliable
as any of them when it comes to
pinch hitting, but tradition holds
that Collins, Fourier and Jackson
are the wrecking boys, so that COM
bination can't be shattered. Tradi-
ton also holds that John Collins is
a IUnging batter John is fine in
streaks and seems to be in one of
them now. When he fails Eddie Muir
DhV will probably 90 in for him. al
though Memo LiebOld can OUtfeld
any member of the SOx garden
guards, is an excellent lead-Off candi-
date and can hit as well as any of
his mates have so far.
Jimmy Lavender pitched a fiVe-hit
game and was licked by the Pirates.
He is having worse luck than any
member of the Cub corps. Carey
poled one over the right-field wall for
the only score. Three hits was Cub
total of KantlehneT, who had some
1ucL Allan pau0bt for the T11hS and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
TRANSFERRED TO ACADEMY
Performance of "Are You q Mason 80
Postponed From To-MOrrOw
Until Next Week.

because the report OF the committee
III charge Of the sale of tickets for tho
amateur production OF the three-act
comedy. Are You :, Mason indicates
that iiclvidcre Hall, in which the play
WAS advertised 10 he staged tomorrow
night. is not sufficiently large 10 hold
the patronage already assured. the per
formancc WAS ordered postponed last
night.
The committee. Of which Captain
George j. Hooper IL chairman. Was in
II TuaHdary Yesterday until informa-
ton came that the Academy OF Music
could be rented after this week. Ar
Engagements were made immediately to
transfer the production by the anna
tour organization to the Academy. 1t
was agreed TO postpone the show un-
I'll next week The date will be de-
"idcd upon al a meeting of the officers
or SAINTS Girotto. Yelled Prophets Of
the Enchanted Realm. under whose
auspices the comedy Is being pro-
duccd. to be held this afternoon
Rchcarsnls have boon in progress
several weeks, and the effect OF the
unavoidable postponemcnt will be to
bring the presenting company to a high
degree Of proficiency
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
TWO SERIOUSLY HURT
AS CYCLE HITS FIRE PLUG
Archie Lucord and Chnrles Flood I'm
h"spitni-t. II. Gentry Escapes
with Bruises.

Archie l-ucord a machinist living on
the Mrchanicsvillc Turnpike, was seri-
ously injured yesterday morning when
motorcycle with a side-basket at
tnchcd, crashed into n fire plug at
Twcnty-tirst and Main Streets and
turned over. His condition was re-
ported as serious ut Grace Hospital
last night. Surgeons. however. had
not been able TO determine IT he had
sustained 4 fracture OF the skull.
Charles Flood, living at Stop 30. Sew
on Pines Line was less seriously in
jurcd than Lucord. hut was also II
patient a, tho hospital.
G. III. Gentry living on the Mcchan-
icsville Turnpike. another passenger
in the machine, escaped with bruises
and decorations.
All OF the men are machinists, and
were returning from q trip to Bnlti-
more when the accident occurred
Flood was driving the machine and
attempted TO pass n street car as 1t
rounded the corner at Twenty first
street. He swcrved his vehicle too
far toward the sidewalk, and 1t crash
ed into the curb!ng. throwing out Cen
try and Lucord Flood leaped from
the saddle when he saw he could not
avoid hitting the curbing.
Ambulance Surgeon Fletcher treated
the men and took Flood and Lucord to
the hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
C. & 0. EARNINGS GROW
EEtfmnted Gross Revenue for I|ourt1
Week I'm May Shows Sub
atnnttnI Increase.

The estimated gross revenue Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany for the fourth week of May was
Sl.477.I04, as compared with S1.lSt5O9
for the same week of last year show
ing a substantial increase. according to
figures made public at the general
offices in this city yesterday.
For the month of May the estimated
gross revenue was s4.164.S97. rs com
pared with s3.523,110 for the same
month Of last year. For the current
fiscal year to date tho earnings Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio have aegrc-
gated s43,931,StT. as compared with
S35.s27.S86 for the same period of last
year. showing an increase OF sS1O993l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
STUART BOWIE DIVORCED
Wife I'nils to Maize 0ui Case and
Ifusbnnd IL Awarded Decree
Ity Court.

Judge Beverly T. Cvump, ~ the Law
and Equity Court, has entered :. de-
cree granting \. stuart Bowe divorce
from his wife. Edyth White Bowe IN.
original petition for divorce was filed
by AIRS. Bowe. VINO alleged cruelty on
the part OF her husband III his decree
Judge Crump stated that Mrs Rowe
failed TO maze ont q case against her
husband. and that HE latter. IN his
;.nswer and cross-hill, proved thar she
abandoned ana deserted him on July
IS, 1915. Mrs. Bcwo's bill was dismiss
cd.
IT was stated In the paper that Mr.
Rowc had settled proper amount on
Mrs. BO1c, and that, with Mr.. Bowc's
consent. custody Of their twelve year
OLD daughter. Edytn. had been given to
the mother.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
THOMAS NELSON PAGE
AT JEFFERSON TONIGHT
->r'l'aSsndor to Italy VIII Address War
Relief Association of
Nirrinlu.

Representatives OF the War Relief
Association OF Virginia from distant
parts of the State will assemble with
auditorium Of the Jefferson Hotel TO
hear an address before the association
by DIR. Thomas Nelson Page ambas-
sador OF the United states TO Italy and
close observer or the part Italians
are playing in Europc's great war Or.
and Mrs Page handled personally many
OF the shipments from Richmond and
Virginia 10 sufferers in the war zone.
Henry w. Anderson, president Of the
association, after DR. Pages address.
Will present q fun report on the work
OF the association since It's organiZa-
ton SIX months ago. and reports will
he submitted by the associations rep
reseniatives in Other parts OF the State.
These reports Will pe printed later in
pamphlet form ana SVEN out 10 the
public. =
Though no definite announcement
has been made, the president probably
Will report that about 275 cases. valued
at nearly $4,000 have been sent TO
Europe during the last six months. y
statement OF financial standing of the
association VIII be made also.
The following appropriations were
made recently ont Of funds IN the hands
of the treasurer:
To support twenty beds in The .Ameri-
can ambulance at Ncuilly for six
months. $4,000
For material in use among branch
organizations, To he PAID over TO Miss
Annie Stewart $50
For the aid oc blind soldiers in
France and England, $2,ooo
For hospital supplies. $1,000.
For the support Of beds in tho
Anglo American hospital at Wine
reaux, $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
ROW ENDS IN SHOOTING
Fight Over Game Of Crnps Sends One
tn Hospital md Another To
station House.

Wilbur Towncs. colored, was sho,
through the body yesterday afternoon
at Twenty-tirst and Main street 10y a
negro said TO have been Percy Powell.
as a result of fight over a crap game.
Townes was taken to the Virginia Hos :
pital by Ambulance Surgeon Fletcher,
and was said to he in a serious condi
tlon early this morning. Powell was
arrested by Policeman Mcnamara and
locked up at the First station
According to Information secured by
the police, the negroes had an arSu-
mcnt in which Powell was worstcd.
He left the vicinity, but returned IN a
short while with new pistol. He
is said to have shot TOwnes immc-
diatcly, and to have attempted to cs-
cape. Mcnamara heard of the shoot
ing "a short while later and locatc d
Powell without difficulty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
UNDERGRADUATES SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT FRIDAY
John Stewart Bryan VIII Address
Graduates mt McchunIcs'
Institute.

An interesting event of the week
Will be the commencement exercises
OF the Richmond Training School for
hinderGartncrs which is scheduled for
Friday evening, at $40 o'clock, at tho
Virginia Mechanics Institute building
During the temporary absence OF
MISS Lucy Singleton Coleman. who has
spent this session at the Teachers
college. Columbia; University, New York
cry, the school has been under the
management of Miss Ruth Floyd An
derson. of Lexington
ThoE" who on Friday evening will
officially be declared professional kin
dcrgartncrs arc Misses Mary Frances
boiling. Ami" Leigh clymer. Al!cc
Fitzgerald Flournoy. Susan Darracott
Gary. Phoebe Taylor Fresscy. Anne
Bell Sebrcll. Bonnie Irene Thomas
Violet Sleek Woodsnn
The address :" the graduates will be
delivered by John Stewart Bryan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
M'MURTRIE WINS SUIT
MrS. Hcndrick Fails 10 Get Damages
for Alleged Assault md
Insult.

In the suit Of Alice Maude Hendrick
against y. Is M"Murtrie for $1,000 a
verdict was rendered for the defendant
Yesterday In the Law and Equity Court
In her declaration Mrs. Hendrick al
legged that she was assaulted and In
suited by McMurtric when she went
into his office in the American Loan
Company TO ask for a short indulgence
in payment OF loan made by the
company to her husband
In the suit of Howard Swineford
against the Aragon Peanut Mills judg-
ment was rendered in the sum of 1888
judgment In the sum Of S3O4 was
rendered In the suit of c. l.. Howard
against Alfred Bergamini
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
WANT PASTOR TO REMAIN
Members of NUrfhsldc baptist Church
Ask hr. TcmpIrmLn 10 Sfny
Here.

h'' samuel II. Templcman. pastor
OF the NorihSidc Baptist Church has
"c"n urged by the members of the
church 10 remain as their pastor and
:" decline Il call Ia Laurcns. S. c.
various bodies Of the church have
adopted resolutions urging Mr.. TEN
pI"han I" remain in Richmond
After IN" regular services on sun
"'N resolutions were presented and
"""p''d ana then committee of fifty
Pr'""h9' lhcludlnE men and women.
went 10 MI T"mpleman's home. Davis
Bottom mad" q short speech. presented
me resolutions TO the pastor and asked
Tor his careful consideration before
making decision as 10 the call.
~" is expected TO make known his
decision on Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
HOLD FINAL SESSION
Richmond club of school PRINCIPALS
viii Not Meet Again Until
Next Scpteml,cr.

The Richmond City Club OF school
PRINCIPALS and Assistant Principals held
thc hnni meeting tor the present SEES
SION laSt night In Murphy's Hotel Az
Ter banquet, several important meas
"EcS affecting The welfare OF teachers
ana advancing the cause OF education
were discussed. ana definite policies
were outlined for future deliberation.
ne officers Of the club for the pres
Ont term are: president. w. NJ. Adams;
Nce-rresidcnt. w. g. Locker: secretary
n"u treasurer > a. StcSer. ana pub
hcIty agent. j. Il. Walker
INC meeting was adjourned 70 meet
again ihr second Friday in September.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06

T. NJ. Mccullough was fined So and
costs on n charge OF being disorderly
In Riverside Park, and nm additional
$50 and costs on a charge Of resisting
Parkkecper Farmer by Police Justice
yesterday.
Burruss Napier. charged with resist
Ing Policemen Mitchell and Dunn. was
fined $40 and costs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
ohsrrvc shcIun,h To- Norro,,

The Feast OF Weeks, OF Pent"cost.
in hebrew known ~ Shcbuo;h. falls
on Wednesday. 1t IL AN important as
well ns q joyous holiday. IN the Jewish
calendar. and ia commemorative OF tho
revelation OF the law on Mount Sina,
Services Al Beth Ahabah win begin at
$50 O'CLOCK this evening and w!li b..
continued at IL o'clock tomorrow
morning The beautiful and !mrreS-
sive confirmation service viii bo "A
portion OF tho morning service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
To Serve on Ambulance.

Announcements was made Yesterday
OF the graduates of tho Medical Col
lege of Virginia who will serve rs am
hulance surgeons and internes at Viz
Einia Hospital during the coming wear.
beginning on july ]. The stan will he
picked from the following graduates
after the board Of visitors has con-
Grmed their nominations: George r.
IiuEhston. SDartanburg, S. c.: John w.
Martin. Gordonsvillc; G. V. Green, Yad-
kin College. \. c.; andrew -. Parsons.
Stoney Creek.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
NIr. DunforJ Returns.

W. W. Dunford, clerk tn the Admin
istrativ" Board. has returned to his
duties after an absence Of three weeks
Stress Of work caused breakdown,
and tho board gave Mr.. Dnnfori thirty
days leave IN order To rccuperate He
returned week ahead of time. feeling
and looking fit and fine. He had re-
cupernted at Windsor Shades. near
Providence Forge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06

Police Justice Crutchfield yesterday
convicted Two negroes on charges of
selling liquor without Il license and
lined them 800 and costs each They
were William Gee, arrested by Police
men Riddell and I.umpkin, and Ser
tina Anderson, arrested by Policemen
Waller and w. f. Clarke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
Plan. for New Anartm.,,

Mans FOR The Lafnyctte ADartments.
to he erected ut the corner OF Shafer
and Grace Streets. were filed yester-
day with Building Inspector Butler for
his approval. The plans filed are n
second set. the first having failed to
come up TO the requirements of the
building Department because of an
"vcrhanginE corniCc. The company
also fought In the courts the question
OF property line. property owners In
tho block opposing the erection OF the
npn rtmentS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06

Under the direction of Walter C.
Mercer. the afterschool violin classes
of the public schools Will give their
annual entertainment in the City Au-
ditorium at 1870 o'clock this afternoon
Kcssnichs Band will assist. -Four vio-
lin outfits, the gift OF Mayor George
Ainslfe, Will he awarded the winners
in the contest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06

fa!l"s quorum, the special meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and potom,c
"nd iichmond and Petersburg Con
n"ction Railroad Companies. called for
IN" purpose Of considering the CITY
ordinance requiring the company 20
r"inoN" us tracks from Eroad and
hclN!deic streets. was adjourned to
:::cc: July -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
"SLUSH" FUND SCANDAL
IGNORED BY GRAND JURY
Though Court Refers to Recent Ex
posurc, Body Acts Only on
Usual PresentmentS.
BOARD TAKES NO STEP
Sixteen True Bills Are Returned in
Connection With Usual Crimes.
Bernard BOlden Faces Charge of
Murticr-Othcr OffcnSes.

Charged. In Il general way. to inves-
tigate certain published reports to the
effect that money had been spent in
Richmond to influence the awarding of
city paving contracts. the June grand
jury Yesterday returned sixteen indict-
ments relating to the usual crimes aud
reported that ii had completed all the
business before it. There was no refer
ence TO the alleged paving contract
scandal Commemorative Attorney
George E. Wise said that the grand
jury did not request the summoninG of
any witnesses in relation to the paving
contract "slush" fund, and il is gener-
ally supposed that the inquisitorial
body had before 1t no evidence Of cf-
f"ctcd or attempted bribery.
The grand jury was adjourned by
Judge Richardson. and another will not
be called before July. The grand jury
was composed of Henry w Rouutrec.
foreman: Thomas T.. Boyle. T.. w.
Evans, Blair Boiling. Reuben Burton.
w. w. Hardwickc, Robert I.ccky. Jr..
W. Miles Cary and c. p. Lathron.
NO ACTION ~ BOARD
TOWARD Investigations
In his charge to the grand jury
Judge Richardson said. However much
you might despisc Il private citizen
for accepting money 70 use his in
huence toward the promotion Of any
deal with the city. il is not within
your province to take any action in
such case. But if YOU find that any
city official or officer has been offered
Il bride and even approached with that
purpose In view. IT Is your duty to 20
into the matter and call to account
any one who may have been guilty of
such conduct. And If you desire to call
any witnesses to examine them III
connection with the case. the court
will gladly summon them
The grand Jury retired On its re-
Foreman Rountree informed the court
tigation Of all matters before it. and the
jury was adjourned.
There was no reference to tho matter
in the meeting Of the Administrative
BOARD. 1t had been deemed unwise for
the board to cause an investigation.
since the board would he it's own
Judge.
The following indictments were re-
turned by the grand jury: Earle Alex
ander. housebreakng: BERNARD Boil
den. murder of James Bolden; James
Burrell. entering dwelling house
Samuel Brown and Henry Smith. Grim
inal assault: John Christian. attempted
robbery: George Darlington, forgery
Winston Harris. malicious woundinE;
Walter Johnson. malicious woundinE;
Roy Lewis. larceny Of 500 from T.. T
Gordon: James Michacls murder Of
Angelo Donnini: John Mahcr, criminal
assault: Jake Smith. malicious wound
ing: Jesse West. malicious woundinc:
w. ]. WomaCk, grand larceny: John
Wilson. housebrcakinE. and Wills Var
hrouGh, malicious wounding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
bar Examination ON Jun. .y.

The State Board Of Law Examiners
will sit in Roanoke on June 81 and
rs to examine applicants for the oar
Secretary =. b. Watts. Of the board
has received many applications. and
others are expected. as many Eradua tes
from law schools will be through their
work by that time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06

WARRINGTON, Junc 5.-Thoma. Ncl-
son Page, American amha ssador 20
Italy. discussed with President Wilson
to-day problems growing out OF the
European war. He said he hoped To
negotiate Is naturalization treaty with
the Italian government as soon as
possible after his return 10 Rome. he
plans to sail univ &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
Qualifications In Chnnccry.

Martha y. Cunningham qualified in
the Chancery Court yesterday as exec
utrix OF the estate of Alexander Myers.
which was valued at $1,000. Other
qualifications were r.. X. jefferson,
executor Of the estate Of Dillon J.
Chavcrs valued at $3.50, and William
Randolph executor OF the estate of
William Randolph, ST., valued at
$1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
Reward Offered.

Governor Stuart yesterday offered a
reward of $50 to be supplemented by "A
like amount from the county authori-
ties. for the capture and delivery to the
sheriff Of Greene County OF John
Crcascy Morris, wanted on the charge
OF killing ELI Collier. The alleged MUIR
der occurred on May %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
Alleged lIousehrenker.

John Dabney. colored, was arrested
last night by Detectives Bryant and
Thurman on charge OF breaking into
the home of John Currie. oil West
Cary Street, and stealing :, lot Of
plumbing fixtures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
IkcnortR Auto Stolen.

lanes r. Cosby, of aGi Shepherd
Street. complained to the police last
night that his automobile had been
stolen from near the Broad Street Park
during the afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
Negro Held for Shooting.

Detectives Bcrtucci and Duffy last
night arrested Moses Brown, colored.
on charge Of assaulting and shooting
William Ford. colored, on last Christ
mas Day. The shooting occurred at
1888 North Seventeenth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-06
Distribute Act. or 1s.cuh,x

Copies of the acts Of the last Gem
cral assembly. which are contained in
book Of more than ] 900 paces. were
shipped yesterday to county and city
cheers and 10 members of the l.eeis-
iafl..