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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19
AW ARDED 50, 500 FOR
PERSONAL INJURIES

In the United States district court
yesterday George W. Pitehford. col
ored, was awarded $4,000 damages
from the Southern railroad for per-
sonal injuries received some time ago.
The suit was for $4,000. Pitchford
lost an arm.
The case on trial for today is that
of Eugene P Kelly vs. e L. DUPONT
de Nemours Co. IT Is a suit for dam
ages for personal injuries received in
the Hopewell plant, In which the
plaintiff asks for $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19
BLAME. PARlDEN
FOR LOSING PLAY

Chicago, Oct. ls.-Bill Rariden, the
Giants backstop. was the one really
to blame 10 the bone play for which
Heinie Zimmerman has been made
the goat" according TO Sox players.
Kid Gleason exonerated Heinie. Half
q dozen Sox players. including Weaver
and Jourdan, agreed with him,
TT Heinie had heaved the ball It
would have gone to the stand Rari-
den was not covering the plate Glea~
son said.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19
Fugitive CAsc Continued.

The case Of Miss Edith Proper,
wanted in Poughkeepsie. n. Y. for
alleged larceny. and with skipping a
bail bond. was continued in police
court yesterday to October 81. She
claims to have been defrauded of
sums Of money entrusted to her by
clients. by a Richmond labor agent,
who failed to come up to his agree
m~nt TO supply laborers She indi-
Gated her willingness to return to New
York without requisition papers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19

The Tigers and the Cubs will wage
three-Fams battle tonight in the
Palace Duckpin league, meeting for
the nrst time under the schedule.
That old knight OF the NAPLES, c. Fl.
Cosby, IN managing the Tigers, and
they are expected TO be among the
forerunners In the race for the rag.
The Cubs are headed ov Pat Lehman,
whose skill in topping the small pins
Ia we'll known The two teams Will
line up as follows:
Tigers--C. H. Cosby (captain), Dick
Schroeder, c, Thomas, b, Nixon, Ed
ward Chester and Otto Sieg.
Cubs-Pat Lehman (captain), Murt
Headley, Allen, Hooks Seiph. J. l.
Oden and j. Stansbury.
As result of a triple victory over
the Indians, the Giants are on top all
by themselves. The standing of the
clugs IN as follows:
Palace Duck min YAnUue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19

Among the topics for discussion at
the Palace emporium Is the formation
of four-club tenpin league. com
posed OF two teams representing the
Rotary club. Weisberger's and Palace
Captain Beardsley and Pete Blair are
hsa ding the Rotarians. who are show
ing excellent form in practice games.
The Palace alleys are assuming the
appearance OF the days OF old and q
bright outlook for the season Ia as
Sured.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19
HoFrMAwss MINIATURE
COMEDY DRAMA AT LYRIC

Aaron Hoffman has written good
many short sketches for the variety
stage. but none of thsm are any better
than The Unexpected which. as most
satisfactorily enacted by Henry Keane
and company at the Lyric. deserves the
headline position on the bill. As in
other Hoffman abbreviated dramas, the
element OF surprise Is dominant. and
the audience has almost as much op-
portunity for arnaxement az In Earl
Biggers Seven Keys to Baidpate," or,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19
UNDER BOND FOR
TRANSPORTING BOOZE

Two young men. giving their names
as Ornacs HakeinA. and Sam Harry.
were arrested by detectives yesterday
at Elba station on the Charge of
having In their possession liquor pur-
chased in Washington At the pre-
limlnary hearing before Commissioner
Flegenheimer they were bailed to an
swer indictment under $3.50 bond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19
Siasbew Sent TO Jury,

Virginia Weatherspoon. coiored.
was sent TO the grand jury yesterday
by justice John on the charge of
slaehinR several participants In a
dance at No. Z North Twent-third
street Wednesday night. She became
:, nlsTsd" because she cid not rsscsfya
" much sodawater as others had and
siashed Sarah Robinson, George
Grasty and Martha Robinson. No one
vas aartnusly injured.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19

Charlie Conlixkey never grows en-
thusiastic sbou; taking bah team
% New York.
THE big town contains TOO many
temptS lions" declares the owner OF
the White Sox 1T was ever mus
Ball players who never care ABOUT
Sightseeing when visiting other cities
always ara the lure ot New Works
white lights tust a little too strong
for them. I, doesn't make any dn-
ference how many times tney go 20
New York thev insist upon fr!VolinE
svery time they get there.
.rsack in the old DAYS when wss
manager az a club in the American
association. had troubles whenever
we stopped In New YORK TO play me
Brooklyn team II ali ether cities
the boys rarely went anywhere ex-
cert 10 the ball park and back TO the
hotel. But when they got into News
York IL was different They kept late
hcure-xerv hte hours. reTnon-
ssrated with thsn1---but without sue
cess. Finally. conceived a plan 20
rurexAtha PLAYERS OF their habit or
staying Up late AZ night
sswher ! was ready % turn in
around q or Ye 50 e'cleek. ] get from
the hotel clerk. the keys OF the players
who were not IN their rooms by thaR
time When the sig htseelng prayers
rot back 10 the hotel The only way
fhey could get into their rooms was
to come To mine first and 10 get The
kew from re AS each PLAYER came
10 the dooT ~ ~v room and WOKE
RE up. lei him in end gave him
the KEY together with lecture on
he evil of ,ar~ hours
The cure was complete IN about
three treatments.
. while on the subject Of the White
sox ard training rules here is
recital BIZ william C'Kid'N Gleason,
the brainy lieutenant OK the cham
picns.
Il vas sent to Pasadena. Cal, with
the srst White Sox squad 10 1913.
During the first week or two ~ the
season there the bows didn't show
any reaf 9'z~oef,r~ 80 above 80 ~"
Important training rule-'set lots OF
sIe~r. Several tinp~~ when I got back
10 the hotel AZ night would notice
that a cottage occupied by the plS yers
WAS nC1ted up The boys we're frivoi-
Ing at cards and continued the game
oeyond midnight
several times I spoke TO the hoys
about this and told them that me
proper method was TO beat u 10 the
hay no later than II q clock, For one
pr two nights afterwar9 they needed
nv advice The next night l had 10
rn into les Angeles returned to
Pasadena somewhere along $50 In
tn. morning and TO my SURPRISE, sa"
the cottage lighted Mp The boys
figured that I Wouldn't be back mat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19

Copenhagen. Oct. 1s.-Rumors of
the loss of German warship in the
sound the narrow strait between
Denmark and Sweden. are being cir
culated. The reports are indefinite
and unconfrmed, but the bodies of
two German marines and a sailor
have drifted ashore in the vicinity of
Tisinore, Denmark.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19
MISS DOROTHY SAGE
SUCCEEDS MISS FUTILE

The Virginia bureau OF vocations
Miss Dorothy Sage as sec
rotary to succeed Miss Ella Worth
futile. who has entered the Column
bia school OF journalism Miss Sage
graduated from Randolph Macon Wo-
mans college In 1915 and last year
taught English in Miss Ellett's school.
She is president of the Richmond
chapter of the Randolph Macon
Alumnae association
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19

Santa Barbara. Cal, Oct. iS.--Re-
cause OF his alleged activity in the
pacihst movement. the pulpit occu-
pied BY the Rev. George Y. Green
field has been declared vacant by
the Congregational Church society by
a vote of 81 to so.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19
Iff6iana.
Totals tia 43s 42s f.3i

Young Mems Shop ten-pin team
won again lats night in the weekly
match with Weisbergers aggregation.
Bob Harper rolled very good game
making the high score for the evening
of 205 and high average of 52b. In the
double century mark score Bob made
mark in every box. Austin also
showed form and gave Harper a close
run for second honors. The losers
rolled total OF 2.22l pins against
ain, losing the last game by Ave
pins The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19

syracuse. " Y, Oct. Is-Mayor
William n. Stone announced tonight
the he would commander coal ship
m4pta passing through Syracuse The
ac<1on win be taken because OF the
la1k of fuel which is Gripping the
ctk1 Industries and causing suffering
esneng the poor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19
THE NORTHERN NECK MUTUAi,

ls the only fire association Offer
Ing rates at actual cost. Old-lins
Companies have recently raised rates.
The Northern Neck Mutual Fire As
socsation. Irvington, Va, insures your
dwelling for little less than any 9th.
Or concern; and stores. mercha ndise
factories. oyster houses, etc.. at about
ONE-HALF THE PRICE asked by
others. Save money. Write them.
(Twenty-cue years oldl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19

At Beth Ahaba synagogue Friday
night Or. E. ~. Calisch will speak on
The Benefit of the Expulsion From
the Garden of Eden" and Saturday
on Esperanto and the Tower
of Babel" The public is invited to
all services.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-19
Mr.. Kosn.r Back From New York.

Commissioner of Agriculture George
w. Koiner returned yesterday morn
ing from New York. where he has been
attending the Southern Commercial
congress. His department has an ag-
r.eulturai exhibit there which IL Sec
ond to none. Mr., Koiner will speak
on behalf of the liberty hoad campaign
at Varina school tonight
Evening star., 1917-09-23
WANTED-APARTMENTS

ANTED-COMFORTABLY FURNISHED T.
room apartment for the winter; best care guar
anteed; apartment building with cafe preferred
Address Box lola, Star once. 24s
OR FURNISHED ROOMS AND BATH;
vicinity 18th and l. SITS. NV. Apt. 12l. Portner.
TWO LARGE ROOMS. KITCHENeTr BATH.
ami; furnished unfnrnished: private; good
section; adults; reasonable: references; full par
ticulaEs. Box 107. Fairfax. Va.
WANTED. BY RESPONSIBLE FAMILY. s. I
or room frst-class furnished apartment, Oct
1st: NV section preferred Phone N. $3.50.
FURNISHED OR ROOM APARTMENT,
light housekeeping, for man and wife, without
children: close to Mt. Pleasant st. car. Write
BARBER, 2s4s Mass. ave. NV: moderate
price. 25s
BY OCTOBER 1.-TWO ROOMS AND BATH
furnished. for housekeeping; near War Depart
ment: not over $25; eonsenial couple. Address
Box 2s7-T. Star office. rs
THREE OR FOUR ROOM AND BATH KITCH-
ticulars. Address Box 25-A. Star Office. 29s
wANTED-FIyE-ROOM PARTLY FURNIsHED
APARTMENT. CONVENIENT TO PENSION OF
F1CE: POSSESSION OCT. -. Address Boz 15M
Star Office.
TWO ROOMS. PATH AND KITCHENETTE
'nfurnished in district bounded by 18th. 19th. Pa.
ave- and L ct. northwest: not over $50 per month
on years lease. Address Box 1887. Star ONCE.
FURNISHED APARTMENT ny YOUNG NAN
office. %
FURNISHED APARTMENT. S OR ROOMS,
wanted. NV. section. Oct: ! or before Nov; !:
32c-s. Star ONCE. "a
TWO FURNISHED OR CNFBRNIHHED ROOMS.
kitchenette and bath; near public school. Addreas
B"x 2ssr. Star ONCE. %
FIVE OR SIX ROOM UNFTR APT, PREFER
ably Capitol Hill; give full description; state
price; refs. Riyen, Box 3l4-4. Star ONCE, 70
Evening star., 1917-09-23
SUBURBAN BOARD.

ONE OR TWO YOUNG MEN, with or without
board. or breakfasts only, elsc. light, gas
steam heat, telephone: 20 minutes to 18th and
Pa. ave: l block from line: = rooms avail
able Lock BOX 2s5, Clarendon, Va, or tel
Rossyn 63-T.
s1es OLIVER ST.-s delightful rooms, near cars,
with board. Clev. 451
Evening star., 1917-09-23
FOR RENT-HOUsEA

FURNIsHED.
1904 BELMONT RD.--9 ROOMS AND BATH;
best section of Washington: rent reasonable.
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO., eth 4 ". 7. ave. ".
20I5 O sr-FIVE BEDROOMs, ALL MODERN
improvements.
1871 o ST. NW.-SECOND AND 3rd FLOOR,
basement; first floor reserved for owner; rea-
sonable.
Chevy Chase; several houses At 800 and up.
Wyoming ave-. handsome place ........ $16o. 90
Mass. ave-, west Of Thomas Circle. 800. 90
Cleveland Park Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Bargain in handsome. modern place on car line
TO Rockville: $500 for whole period to Nay 1st
LOCIS P. SHOEMAKER,
22o Southern building. Phone Main 11e6.
Evening star., 1917-09-23
NEW HOME JUST
COMPLETED

Beautiful subdivision. lows ava,
Webster and Allison SITS. ! square west
Ca. ave. car line.
6 AND 8 ROOM HOMES
WITH GARAGES.
Sample House, Open and
Lighted Daily Until 9 PM,
44o3 Iowa Ave.
Materials. construction, finish ana
labor Of the very highest standard.
To duplicate these values under pres
ent building conditions would cost 81 800
more.
Prices, S475o to $4,o5o.
Convenient Terms Arranged.
Salesman on premises.
CHAS. W. KING, Owner and Builder.
Phone Col. 1889.
Evening star., 1917-09-23

FOR EXCHANGE-A detached house in Mas.
Avenue Heights: fine view-overooking city:
10 rooms hath and separate shower bath: hot
water heat: lot 5osli5. alley; been leased to
most desirable tenant for four years at s720 per
year: incumbrance. So 600, 51aSs; valued s.. 75o.
Trade for loI.
Evening star., 1917-09-23
APARTMENTS TO LET.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., !,


ssS ssS SS[sr .pch.. Fnlk:.ons ct'. i!sh I'm.
sIs7 I so-2r.. B., Chatham Cts, l7sl Col. rd: NV.
s25. GO once rooms. ". Al B st. NV.
s22 .6o-sr. & 5r.. b.. PeDhurst, - st: ne.
s1s .oov2r: free gas. Astoria: 3rd 9 St. nv
sl5 ss, 4stss 4stS Ms sidsa
XEoazo Il it j. BhHsl Ssess:sk II
Lincoln 1860. Bliss bldg. as B NV.
COLORADO, COR COLORADO AVE. AND
Longfellow st. n.w.-Four large outside rooms
and bath price, $3.50. L. Z. BREUNISGER.
Room 7o6. Colorado bldg.
TO CoLORED TENANT.
Three-room apartment,
142A st. NV.
11EBrRaaS heSt snis Z fg m.ES ess ~IHsa' i4sa ST.
ROOMS. 1si AND End FLOOR; NO CHII-
dren; cheap. Inquire after 4:8o. or Sunday: 7o2
10th st. ne. c3s
BACHELOR APARTMENTs-NEN ONLY TWO
rooms and bath, ami, $3.50 to s2n: Cnfur-
nshed. 6c7 Il st. NV. Apply at Tire shop,
first floor.
THE RARKafAN, KENYON ST AND Park
place n.w.-New 4. and room apartments:
all light; some with porches. $3.50. $S7.5O and
S4o.30 per month.
Main s2Sse9. 17l4 Pa. ave. NV.
700 G 81. s.w.. rooms and bath. ........ .S1T.bo
20 7th st. s.w., rooms and ba 18th. 1900
10 Ith at. s.w.. rooms and bath ......... 14.S0
PHILLIPS ESTATE. $50 John Marshall place.
ETHELHURsT. COR. 18th AND L srs. NV
Doctors, ofaces for rent. New. Apply to q. O.
WAGENHORST, 623 Bond bldg. Phone N. b133.
Evening star., 1917-09-23

FOR EXCHANGE-A corner on 18th St: Q
very choice site: gGxion alley; inrumbrance,
SI5 900. -, loaned by local trust company; val
tied $50 900 Would trade equity with bvSA1as
for houses or second trust notes.
Evening star., 1917-09-23

OPPORTUNITY.
Owner has left city. WIN sell 81 900 house
for $1,000; 10th st. ne. rooms, bath. cslIer
under entire house.. wash tubs and servants
toilet In cellar, hardwood finish. Easy terms II
dsaissd. i q WELDON 4 CO.. 224 q. Cap. st.
Evening star., 1917-09-23
ALSO

Another new apartment. near Dupont Circle: al
rented. $40 per year: fncunbrance, $27. 500.
51,et: valued at $40, 900. VIII exchange either
or both for clear farm that is well located. old
houses to remodel, vacant ground other prop
erty
Evening star., 1917-09-23
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

BEAUTIFUL 2-FAMILY FLAT: PRESS BRICK
front; located Todd ST., u block N. Cap. st.
south K. l. ave: lower fat. Or. and b.. rented
$3.50: upper. 6r. and b.. rented SO: total,
porches; sacrificing. s.. $50; terms, $500 cask.
bal easy. Fine home, speculation or Investment.
In fine repair.
WIILETT & REINECKE CO.. 1909 nv.
TWO FAMILY APT IL MT PLEASANT: !:
pays from . TO 10 per cent on Investment. Al
dress Box l32-T. Star Office.
Evening star., 1917-09-23
FOR RENT-H0UsES.
UNFURNTSHED-Coati11e1.

NICE EMI-DErACHED REsIDENcH; CHOICE
location, near Sheridan Circle, 2202 o -: 10
rooms, besides two small ones: 2 baths; electric
and gas hgnted: hot-water heat; servants
closet; repairs to suit tenant; vacant Oct /; /;
present tenant will show. Apply to OWNER
S4O2 18th st Phone Col alS2
Evening star., 1917-09-23

FOT EXtUANGE-NEw APARTMENT BUILD
ing finished one year: hreproof construction:
reer Cou5, ave. car line: all rented. $4,000 per
year: incumbrance. S3so00 5laSt, valued 1t
500, 600.
Evening star., 1917-09-23

If YoI+ OWN PROPERTY LOCATED ELSE
where ! can exchange it for Washington homes,
income property, farms Send description, price.
q Il. CLARK. IA 18th.
Evening star., 1917-09-23
FOR SALE+sT0RES.

CORNER STORE WITH DWELLING UP.
stairs; good chance to open 4 business In thick
" settled section ne: must be sold; terms to
suit FREDERICK J. RICE. Attorney, SIS
JshA NasahaU p2A0o ~
Evening star., 1917-09-23
WANTED TO BUY.
FOR EXCHANGE.

EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE ooUNrKY
place and farm near Washington for city prog
erty; ample buildings, water. shade. fruit; pftn-
Evening star., 1917-09-23

CIR & r.: AMI: EXCELLENT CONDITION;
for detached suburban d. c. house. 152 Uhlaud
Evening star., 1917-09-23

WILL. EXCHANGE EQUITY IN TWO BRICK
houses rented, for late model touring car. 1907
Evening star., 1917-09-23

A SELECT LIST OF HOUSES FOR SALE AND
FOR RENT IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY.
PHONE. CALL OR WRITE FOR APPOINT.
NENT TO INSPECT HOUSES.
MOORE & HILL Unc.t. 1420-22 ST.
Evening star., 1917-09-23

PRIVATE RESIDENCE. REMoDELED INTO
complete modern housekeeping apis excellent
Investment. Price only IS, 900. owner leaving
city 241S 14th ST. NV
Evening star., 1917-09-23
oUT-oF-T0WN REAL ESTATF

A VALUABLE MANGANESE PROPERTY FOh
sale in Virginia. For particulars address Bo1
9SA. Star office. 2ss
BEAUTIFUL JACksoNvILLE, FLA, FUR
nished home for rent for season or by wear:
situated on high bluff st. Johns river, next to
Florida Country Club md golf links; 20 min
utes ride from Jacksonville; has Ii rooms, 2
baths. sleeping porch, double garage. servants
quarters. etc; handsomely furnished; lot 2OOx
800: special terms to desirable tenant
BEVERLY NALLE. 81 W. Forsyth St, Jack
sopvilla Fla
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

ina no opinion but their own. have
rendered the great government ef
The United states helpless and con-
tempttble.
The rsmsdyf There |. bot on.
remedy. The only remedy 10 that
the rules OF the senate shall be 90
altered that IL oan act The coun-
try can be relied upon 20 draw ths
moral I believe the senate can be
relied on TO supply the means OF
action and save the country from
disaster.
Yesterday the president had com
piled with the constitutional pro-
virlon that he be sworn At noon
March 4 Today. he takes this oath
anew and delivers his inaugural ad.
dress
AZ once he WIN hasten 20 the
White House. where this afternoon
h. reviews the psrsders. military.
civic. political marchers. with ban
nsrs floating proudly. with bands
b booming forth patriotic airs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

staau tosstne We are being forg-
go 1910 4 new unity amidst lhe nres
thai NOV siaae tnruoat The wVFia.
Ia tnelr aroent neAt We shat "a
%. !. "a ~ tae.loa ans divisaon. puri-
aeu OF the efrant h,aiiiors 81 parry
Ana " private Interest. and ss.il
sts.sa fortA An the days "a come
VIA = new cisaity ~ n.tlonAl psia,s
Inat 1As dedlcation u IN hla own
hueft. tnc hish purpose Of the ma
ION In hla own mind. ruler OF his
own viii and desire.
Mast ne Irss 90 Ideals
Ftnnd here nnd have taken the
hlgh and solemn oath 10 which you
nave been auolence because the peo-
Dc ~ the United ststes have chosen
me for this august delssstlen OF
R Rsrmea aaO named me their lssder y
affslra 4 know now what the t1sh
means. ( realise 10 the full The re-
sp0nsibility which u involves. ! PRAY
God MAJ Be sven 1ns su;S Soi n the
true spirit Of this great people.
am their servant aRd can succeed
only as they sustain and guide me
their confidence and their counsel.
fhing without which neither counsel
nor action will avail. 10 the unity o.
America-an America united IN reel.
ana. In pvrpose and In IT'S VISION OF
duty. OF opportunity and or service
Ne are 20 beware OF all men who
would turn the tasks and the neesss-
stiles OF the nation 20 their own PIT
sats proft or use them for the build
ing up OF private power; beware that
no faction or disioyal intrigue oree.
the harmony or embarrsss the sptrlt
of our people beware that our eox
srnmsnt be kept H .rIs sn silt ..eI n *.
Scncepfion OF our duty and In the
hlgh resolve to perform II In the tece
IN All men let US dedicate ourselves
III the great task 20 which we must
nov set our hand. For myself, ! pes
your tolerance your eonntensnee.
mi YOUR united aid The SHADOW
that now lie darn upon cur path VII
soon BE dispelled and We shall wslh
with the light al about us ~
be but true 20 ourseives-to oN
selves az we have wished 90 oe
known IN the counsels - The wcria
love liberty and justice and the
right exalted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

herman KneidlnE, so yenrs old.
No. 30 Fremont-pl.. who shot and
killed his wife Florence, as years
old. and probably fatally injured his
daughter Martha. 20 years old. Sat.
urday. was arraigned before Police
Judge Sellers, Monday morning. and
stood mute on the charge OF horni-
eide He was remanded 20 jail TO
await trial In the Recorders court
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
CITY MAY COMPEL
ID. II. X. TO PAVE
BETWEEN TRACKS

That the city has the right 20 com
pei the Detroit United railway TO
pave between it's tracks on Jeffer-
son-sve.. between 81 Jeanrave. and
the essteriy limits Of the city, is
the opinion OF Corporation Counsel
Dingeman In a letter 10 the city
clerk Monday. The opinion was Civ
en- at the request OF Aid Bradley.
The railway must also pave with
the same material used outside its
tracks. according 70 the text Of the
opinion.
Mr.. Dfngeman bases his opinion
on a rule laid down by Judge Dillon
in his work on Municipal Corpora.
lions (which has met with unlver.
sal approval. and has been sustained
by the Michigan supreme court IN
several cases.
Il am personally familiar with the
conditions which obtain in Jefferson.
ave, and believe the courts would
sustain. az q reasonable exercise OF
The police power IN the interests Of
the public health and safety. any at
tempt on the part OF the municipal.
ny 20 compel the paving between the
tracks In question" says the cor.
poratio counsel
II am also advised that the city
contcmplates repaving Jeferson-ave
IN this vicinity and. n this ls cor.
rect. this fact would be an additional
justification for requiring tho paving
between the tracks"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

Considerable activity has been Do
yoloping In stock II the Timkon-
uetIoit Axle company. 81 which only
son shares are In the hands OF the
pubic Tho company IL TO hid a
meeting soon in which. n IL Tumor-
cd. a substantial stock dividend may
bc declared. The company sasned
iaEt year i0l per cent Its earn
iuFs this year are said 20 be at the
ratc OF l9E per cent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05
A. S. MUSSELMAN
SERIOUSLY ILL

GRAND RAPIDS. March 5-Amos
: Musselman. prominent banker.
business man and we'll known thru
sut the state. liee seriously ill AT
his home on Robinson-rd.. with but
Hight chances held out by physicians
for his recovery. Attending physi-
clans admit that there are strong
chances OF his death at any minute.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-05

The Rev. Paul Ziegler, Episcopal
Gle lyman who has conducted scr
wees at the Mariners church. IL
i,ryIng as a juror in Judge Harris
court Mr.. Ziegier wears his &C
cissiastical and employ thu inter
vals between testimony and his re-
Cesses in reading.