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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13

gin.a Western Power Company VS..
town or Lexington. State Corporation
commission. orders amended and ar
armed
Wiimouths Adair vs. Southern Rail-
way Company. Corporation Court of
CITY OF Danville. Judgment affirmed,
'" Rss,a eHrks concurring in result
Circuit Court OF King and Queen
county. decree affirmed.
PhocniN Insurance Company vs.. Shul-
Gerry OF city OF Norfolk. judgment af-
Johnson ct ais. vs.. Lake prummond
canal and Water Company ct ais. Cir
affirmed.
Sutton vs.. Virginia Railway and
nowor COMPANY Circuit Court OF
HGnrico County; Judgment affirmed.
BY judcc Robert r. Prcntts-South-
pany Us. klavan Corporation Court
Of city OF liopewen. Judgment re-
Shiploys administrator VS.. Norfolk
and Western Railway COMPANY. Cir.
cunt Court OF AppomattoX County
Judgment reversed.
Of city OF Norfolk Judgment 70.
versed Sims, Judge, concurr:ns in re-
ct Circuit; cdnt OF TT u%nnrr 1o9,tl
Judgement amended ard affirmed
American Tobacco Company vs.. CITY
81 Richmond. lInstinss Court Of city
Of Richmond Order amended and af-
Dan,i'lc Cases settled.
american Tobacco COMPANY vs. city
O ,,anNii," Corporation Court Of city
% DaOVillC Order reversed
American Tobacco Company vs.. city
Of panrille. No. !. and American To-
bsoco Company VS. city OF Danyille
~. Corporation Cour, of city Of
panville judgments affirmed
Wright vs. Wright. Circuit court Of
Louisa County. Decree affirmed
Eichclhaum vs. Elaff Corporation
Court OF city of panville, Judgment
clark'~ admlnistratrix vs.. Clarke ct
ais Circuit Court OF Culpcpc- Coun
~ Decree affirmed
n, Ey 'g ids NJ M'r;in p I.l Rurks-We.se1
Inc Circuit Court OF city OF Norfolk.
Judgment reversed
chandler vs. Baltimore Chesapeake
ana Atlantic Railway Company. Cir.
T,ml5 court Of Southampton County.
Aiancnm Is Norfolk and western
haiiWaE Company. Circuit Court OF
Srines George County. Judgment
az Lunenburg County Decree re.
NF~sed md rewanded
6ratsd Ferrs Rls 'npsn Er In
ture COMPANY, incorporated Corpora
ment affirmed
johnson g. ais vs. Merritt. ct ais
Circuit Court - Brunswick County.
Decree affirmed S:ns.iudce CON
curing In result.
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
nany IS. Whitehurst Court OF Law
and Chancery u city OF Norfolk. judy
ment affirmed. Sims, judge. concurring
IN result.
Shumaker's administrators VS.. At
laAtc Coast Line Railroad COMPANY.
La " and Equity Court of city Of Rich
lnonc Judgment affirmed. sims. Judge.
dissenting.
Hickel IS. Commonwealth. Hustinrs
Court OF city Of Richmond Judgment
on petition for rehearing judgment OF
aiiirmance adhered to.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13

The work of alteration in the post
Office building, so as to furnish more
work room, is progressing rapidly. The
money order and registry Office has
been moved TO tho second floor OF the
building. which proves inconvenient to
those having business with these offices
Al meeting Of the newly organ.
ized National Guard company night
before last il was decided to name
the company the Petersburg c;rays.
thus perpetuating tho name Of a his
toric organization. The original cirays
fought throughout the War Between
tho States.
The Petersburg Guards Captain IL
Y. Parham. left yesterday for Motto
Way county, where they will go into
camp Cor a few days.
y negro carving a suspicious look
inC hand bag was chg sed by the policc
Yesterday. When hard pressed he
threw his bag away and escaped In
stead OF containing liquor. as suspected
IL contained seven pairs OF new shoes
which are believed to have been stolen
+ II. Webster has hceu advised Of
an accident to his brother at his home
in Durkirk, Ind. His automobile was
struck by train, and he was thrown
out and severely injured. his skull
being fractured and an arm injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13

| railway company. and Judge De Vaney.
OF Hopcwell. and NJ. J. T. Fulton. Of
| Richmond, for tho plaintiff.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13

Governor Cats last week. following q
report or Senate investigating COM
mittce, which recommended his rcsig-
nation, has declined 10 resign. lie de-
ciircS Governor Cats has not carried
cut his part OF Il verbal agreement he
claims he had with the Governor on
inc question OF his rcSiS nation.
The health officer asserts he agreed
TO resign. provided the Governor would
insist upon the resignation OF Charles
u. Frcckcr. OF Tampa, rs chairmam Of
the board OF health. The Governor
has failed to Il" this. and Or. Cox in
SistS that he viii continue as health
o'iccr. III spite of III" fact that the
Governor mas notified the comptroller
that lie must no, a:cm an. more
vouchers Tor salary or expense IN the
name Of DR.. Cox
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
DEFENDANT COMPANY WINS
IN DAMAGE SUIT TRIAL
frincc George Jury Decides Against
H-"'ono Claim OF Honeywell
Man for Injuries.
lsrecial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

V~!-VVEII Z" TIC IIN1cS-DIsN tCh.
PETERSBURG VA, June l2.-In the
circuit Court OF Prince George County
Yesterday Judge Mullen OF this CITY.
sitting for Judge West. the damage
SUIT OF w. \. Meanley. Of Hopcwci!
against the PETERSBURG uoncwrIi-,'i,w
Point Railway Company. was broush,
10 trial which resulted in a verdict
ioH the defendant company Meanlev
to his person. caused BY being f,rurl;
nE car AT Hopcwell on April 10 OF
TINS year. HIS hip was broken. The
u'ichse proved that thc plaintiff was
ii<urcd A. Il danger point on Inc I'll
way, where danger signals were dis
played, with warnings against tres
passing on the compaNy's property at
the particular point when the injury
was suffered. Mr.. Mcanley was. there
fore. held 10 be trespa sser. Counsel
IN The case were r. ~. hIann and Ber-
nard Z. SNne, Of Petersburg. for The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
FlORIDA'S CHIEF HEALTH
OFFICER HOLDS TO HIS JOB
hctuscs TO Resign. Declaring Cover
nor cats Has Failed to rTooIpIy
with Agreement

b. Associated Preset
JAC SONNlLLE. FLA. June to-
1r. w. II. Con, State health oNlcer
WNOse reSiEnatlon WAS renuesied hN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
PLAN "PLAYTlME" CRUISE
secretary DnniciS prouoscs Trim for
Joint Fleets Nrltcs From irdu-
GUS Wartime Duties.
. iBy Associated rreasI

WASH lNGToN. June i.-An cXten.
slNS cruise Of the combined Atlantic
ana racine Heets this fan and winter
IS planned secretary Daniels said TO.
DAY HE itinerary had no, been com
pIetch hut mat tho fleets would visit
SeNrrt south American ports
the cruise is planned the secretary
said AZ reward for the men OF the
navy for tn" arduouS services in tho
war. shore leave will hc given -,
every opnortunity. and everything pos.
sibie VIII BE- done to mako the Trim n
piaNtime' for both officers and men
Recruits now coming into the navy il
was SAID. may arrange to participat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13

Ing sailed for this port from Newn,1
News on June 6. She was a 2,ilS.toS
The Argentina. continuing on het
course across the Atlantic. renortsi
that she would transfer the YankeeG
crew to the Cardinal liEhtship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
SELECT CONVOY FOR SHIP
Part of Destroyer Force That Marked
Path of SC-i Hns Been
Selected.
IRv Associa,.d Pressl

BREST, June 1o.-Captain Edward
McCaulcy. .Tr.. OF the United States
transport George Washington. and
Commander +. V. McNair, of the de-
stroyer Woolsey, have not yet received
instructions concerning their sailing
for Antwerp to meet President Wilson.
The Woolsey. together with the de-
stroyers TaEbeN, farnall and Wickes.
which We're part Of the destroyer force
that marked the path Of the NC,-i in
her transatlantic flight. have been
designated TO convoy the President )
ship homeWard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
WOULD ERASE COLOR LINE
Petition sent Peace Conference by
Negroes Asking for Equal
Liberties.
ipy Associsted rr,s,l

FAIRS, June l2-Will!.m Trn,,cr ~,
BOSTON, secretary of the National
Equal Rights League. has presented
every member OF the neace conference
petitlon from Colorcd citizens Of
America, asking that Il clause assur-
ing all citizens "full liberty in the
rights or democracy and protection Of
IRE, without distinction based on race
color or previous conditions" he in
serted IN the covenant OF the league
OF nations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
STEAMSHIP YANKEE SUNK
is Sent Down by Italian Steamship
ArScntinn I'm Collision. Without
Lows of Life.
lBy Associated Prcas !

NEW YORK. June l2.-Thc steamship
ankce. operated by the United States
shipping Board. sank AT 3:I5 a. NJ.
! Today off Fire Island. after having been
, u coiilsion with the Italian steamship
Argentina late last night. The crew
or the Yankee was taken aboard the
Argentina.
The Yankee WAS built for the shin
ping board at Cleveland in 1918 and
Was engaged in coastw!sc Grade hay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
Robbed by Hishy.nymer.

Mercy Kinc. a colored citizen 81
Richmond. was attacked and robhe 4
by negro highwHymen last night. He
was robbed of SIS, his shoes ana hat
and suit case and part of his cloth
ing. King was not we'll enough ac-
cuainted with the city to be able Ia
tell exactly where the hold-up oc-
Cured. but gave a description of his
assHilsnts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
Romanc. to End In wcddInr

Invitations have been received in
PetersburS from Mrs. Charles Bailey.
her daughter. Ruth Elizabeth to
l4ieutc Colonel John Traylor Nc
Lane, OF Charleston. S. G., TO take
place this month in the Memorial
Church 81 Oakmont Miss Bailey was
at the hostess house at Camp Lee us
a war worker for several months and
IT was there that the couple first met.
The romance thus begun is 10 culmin-
ate in marriage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
Norfolk End Western STRIKE

The walkout of Norfolk and Wes,crn
shopmen is beginning TO have It's effect
on the railway traffic. Orders were
received by the freight department this
morning 10 accept only nonporisha bic
freight. Local officials intimate that
the outlook is not good for an early
end OF the strike. and that unless the
government comes TO the assistance OF
tho railway general tie-up all along
the Inc MnN result.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
Quit Fighting for Time.

PRAGUE. June l2.-Under the ternS
of the arnistice between the Serbo.
Croat-Slovcnc kingdom and Austri;,
the AuStrians have evacuated tho neu.
trail zone fixed by the armisticc. whtio
points beyond the dcmarkation ,ir.
originally fixed by the allies Hostiii
ties have been completely suspend.d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
CASUALTY LIST SHOWS t
FIVE KILLED IN ACTION
Report by COMMITTEES ON Information An
nOunces North Carolina and
virginia Names.


on WH S,I,y re juno cssssl!y lists given
"isd az sh f"lo,s !"is , Of $50 ssius'cs a.
OF accidents ana other causes. s.: died 'S Of
Wc Teii,a'i * I,Gm Il d,sSas" -: Wounded s.
90 wounded >;ISatly. 80. missing In action.
Nv, NirEinians and North C.rolinams IN TIA.
worNpED, SEVERELY.
,vo 49,, Lieutenant.
wood Julian J,. Elen'on. y. Z.
Burton. Joseph: rT TisnGsr.on \ e
Hi,oindsHter: William +, Ess, Bend y. {.
Ms si,cr. 'Tla .asan r",N! .MS%T x.ws
wot%DEsDE' ST GDE tisIi!H I ilpE
nsyIer Charles , AZ miahno,a.
u,>or ,,.. Sereean,>.
wood:: Edgar l. !, rh horn Vie. \ =
WI I.:sa ,Mash rtnSyH ,;3!fF ssk. \.
M ?lnfS .,'H M,rd; IS Wsh ,;oT r6i,: \
Wils%p. lanes SALON.
Ssrnas' jim N H"ieit. % sS GF4n9! Ne
TIncr'S' John Carson. Bonhur.
" W H2%f Spnn ri si,E ':ifF
Irving Thomas Ssrse"nt a.,sn.
roIar ,;m nS"' r.. .y i9rss\iIIe
Muray. Lc. {. ' f,sn'rns;u,.
ieas"e' Charles r. Granite Falls. y {
rrI,Gtrs.
ingram. Andrew p Goshen
Sr'cns. Ardrciuo. Norfolk
stump. Albert: Tlnyi ,'orntv
r9rnmpton. kenneth. rsnviIie
ruunaH; Gihcrt ~ Randlrnan y c
T,hu' Arthnr l.. North charlotte y e
SHGr,on, Julian v Wilmington \ e.
Wp,,%.h' Waiter Washington; Trenton. y. G
nArS. laude 4 TohacCoville y l.
iiH!.. Edyar. Wtf,." y ~
= he'iihEswor,h Warren CT Mount Airy. \
S, u,nerinSion. Raymond L.; kin.,on. y e
march,. Carl ". Henpor, New:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13

UlsCharEfd on The CharEe OF strikinE
his wife. William touts. colored was
heard TO threaten his wife after the
case had been dismissed in the Police
Court this morning He was immcdi-
ately resrraigned before the police JUS
tice and was fined $50 for contempt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
Easily and cbeaply made at home,
but II beats them ali for
quick results.

Thousands of housewives have found
that they can save two-thirds of the
money usually spent for cough prepara-
tons. by using the well-known old recipe
for making cough syrup Mt home. 1b
Is simple and cheap but it has no equal
for prompt results. 1t takes right hold
of a cough and gives immediate relief,
usually stopping an ordinary cough in
2i hours or less.
Get 21s ounces of Pinex from any
druggist, pour it into n pint bottle and
add plain granulated sugar syrup to
make u full pint. If you prefer, use
clarified moasses, honey, or corn syrup,
instead of sugur syrup. Either way, if
tastes good, keeps perfectly, and lasts
"A family n long time
It's truly astonishing how quickly it
acts, penetrating through every air
passage of the throat and Iungs-loos-
ems and raises the phlegm. soothes and
heals the membranes, and gradually but
surely the annoying throat tickle and
dreaded cough disappear entirely. Nothing
better for bronchitis, spasmodic Group,
hoarsencss or bronchial asthma.
pinex is n special and highly concen-
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract. known the world over for
Its healing effect on the membranes.
Avoid Disappointment by asking your
druggist for "2ih ounces of Pinex'' with
full directions and don't accept ANYTHING
else Guaranteed to give absolute satis-
faction or money promptly refunded
The pinex Co. TT. Wayne, Ind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11

Lost something? Try q classified adj
vertisemcnt IN Every EyenIng.-Ady'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
SCHOOL BOARD CAN'T
GET ITS MONEY NOW
Council Will Deny Request to
Make Immediately Available
the Appropriation of $l50,O00.

At its meeting lest night, in committee
of the whole Council considered request
from the Board of Education, asking that
the appropriation of S150000 for new
school building be made immediately
available and turned over TO il IN monthly
payments, alongwith the ellsualallowances.
Ii WAS stated by President Lyon that
the board had already requested and been
granted the immediate use Of S50,000 OF
the appropriation, 9nd that while tins
S50.000 had not vet been paid, 1t WAS
oil the Board of Education was entitled
TO at this time. The remaining 100000
would be withheld, he said, until the
board started work on the new school for
which the appropriation was originally
made The Clerk of the Council was in
structed TO inform the board that S5O.Nn0
was due them, and TO request the board
10 say how they wanted the payments
made
The request for an increase in the salary
OF 4 Penncll Stctscr, the Secretary To
the Mavor, was referred To the finance
committee The proposition IS to in
orcase the salary from $1,000 to 81 500.
The Board of Police Commissioners
did not appear, rs had Cccn expected. TO
explain matters in connection with the
proposed bonus to patrolmen. 1t was
discovered the hoard bad not been notified
through official channels and probably
remained away for this reason. Tho
clerk Was directed TO write the board
letter about It. They are expected to be
present next Wednesday night
Amendments 10 the existing ordinance
requiring q license fee for dance halls,
moving pictures and other entertainments
where m admission is required were dis
c,lssed with the members by City Solicitor
Huxley Ii is said there is worthy
organizations now conducting affalrs OF
this sort which would be obliged to sus-
pend operations TO avoid paying the
$500 taN These included a weekly dance
held for colorcd people In ono Of the public
schools Ivy the Community Service, where
an admission Of IS cents is charged to
cover the cost Of 81 900 piano: 3 moving
picture show held by tho Vest End Read
-ng Room. and weekly movies conducted
hv Emmanuel Church to pay the church
dcb'
De ordinance now CNcmptS only shows
hold for = purely scientific Or educational
purpose. Mr.. IIuNlcv pointed ont, and i
can be changed tolncludC charitable affairs
Ii wss dccided that there are several ob-
Icctions to changing the ordinance If il
can ~ avoided and /. Was loft Il the city
-olc'or ~ find possible way out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR
Copyright. 1879 ~ tho Mcclure News
paper syndicate New York City
DATES ARE DELICIOUS.

Date Cruilers- Cream three eggs with
ono cup Of shortening ono and onc-half
cups If sugar and cup Of nut meats
chopped fine and ono pound Of dates
ritted and chopped fine. Sift three and
onc-half cups OF flour with one teaspoon
ful each of cinnamon. cloves and baking
powder, and add slowly to the date
mixture. Roll out on q board cut in
cr7lllcr shapes and fry in deep fat
Date CTslm Stone half 2 pound az
dates, cover them with boiling water and
leave in the water until cool This soak
ING plumpS and moistons the dates hut il il
always worth while to pay few cents
more IN order to obtain juicy dates in he
package Drain the dates when They arc
cool dry them and chop them finC Whip
cunfu OF cream Or whip hall cupiul
ii cream and two cgg whites, fold Tho
Wo together, swcctCn fo taste and favor
with vanilla and either to the cream
or the cream and egg add the dates
lfle III dessert glasses and serve immc-
dlately
Date Charlotte Remove the stones
from . cupful Of dates and fill the cavities
with hlanched almonds, and press the
dates together again Then stew until
tender in Just enough water to keep from
burning. Season with lemon Juice and
sugar. When cool serve with swcetcncd
whipped cream.
Date Salad-Stufi pitted dates with
chopped celery and nut meats and serve
on lettuce with grape fruit pulp dressed
with nayonnalsc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
LITTLE BENNY'S S NOTEBOOK
BY Lee Pape.

Pop vas recdng the spoartlng page up
IN the setting room. and m3 waS hitting
sumthing that seemed TO stay the same
size the more she nltted it, and | was
setting on the floor wishing my lessins
was all done insted Of not even started
vet, ana | scd, pop, ma, don't think
wunt cnv presents for kriSsmas this
kriSsmaS.
Watts all that? Say that agen, sed pop
Wich | did. and pop sed. Surnthing
the matter with my ears. mother I've bin
sispecting it lately and now I'm sure Of II.
Wat did Benny say Jest then, / dident
seem 10 hecr i rite?
lie sed lac duzZent wunt cny presents
for krissmas. sed Ma, did you ever hccr
OF sutch thing in al your life?
Mother. we re both getting hard Of
hcerjng, wat a terrible coincidcnts, scd
pop, ] wonder ware people 20 10 lern the
sine langwidgc3 Benny. come hcer
mInnit Mich ! did, and lccncd over
saving, Say that rite in my ear, will
YOU
| don't think | wunt eny presents for
hrissmas this krissnas, Yelled IN pops
ear, and pop sed. Crate hcVcIi~. let me
feel your pultS. And hc grabbed hold
Of my ri>t with one hand and took out MS
watch with the other saying i seems to
BE- oil rie, unless The watch Is fast or
slon OF sumthlng let me see your
tung
Wich | did, and pop sed, Its there all
rite, how do YOU feel inside
Fine, sed, Nich | did and pop sed.
Wei, would you mind saying once more
wat YOU sed beiorc-no, don't, | don't
think could stand it
The boy is probcrly ioaking, Willyum,
Scd ma Mccinging me, and ! sed, No
man, 10 sir, don't think ! wunt cny
presents this krissnas, ! think | would
drathcr haze them now and save you
and pop all the trubbcl of buying them
won the stores yet too crowded wunt
Z Sled and pare oi boxing gloves and
new Ike SkateS On shocs, can have them
now, pop2 Gan ma?
Nou can but you may not, sad pop
Beng grammer, and ma sed, / should
say you cant, who ever herd Of sutch a
thing, absil0otlv not
@ well, I'm rather glad to know I'm not
def scd pop. And ! quick did my
IesSins and went out 10 see who was out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-11
CHRISTMAS CHEER.
Associated Charities 10 Help in Plan for
Equitable Distribution.

80 as 10 provide more equitable dis
trIbutIon OF Christmas cheer this wear
than hes been the case in some former
Years. the Associated Charities, through
is Confidential Exchange. suggests q
plan o, registration there believing that
more people will he helped and there viii
bc less confusion # the plan Is followed
The registrar 81 the Associated Charities
has issued the following appeal on the
subject:
The Confidential Exchange wishes to
be 81 service 20 all agencies, churches
societies, cluhS and private individuals
who are planning 10 have 4 part III spread
ing Christmas cheer among the unforyun-
ate OF our city. In previous Years II has
come 70 our attention that some families
were receiving as many - eight baskets
from different sources This az COURSE
means that someone else Is forgotten
In order 70 avoid these Implications.
registrations Of all names 10 whom baskets
are TO bc sent could ls filed at our Office
IN the Social Service Building, co.. West
street. Should the name appear on more
than ono list, preference VIII be given tu
the agency first registering and the later
reglstrants notified that tins family has
been provided for As no name is dis
closed % any agency which docs not al
ready have that name, there need be 10
lear o. undesirable publicity, which, d
COURSE, j. the only objection that could BE-
raised To such a system of checking up. In
order that 40 unc MAY bc left out at this
-c;tson, when all hearts are filled with the
-prlt Vt Christmas. may we not count
upon every one u 90 hie 0r her share to
make tins possible Kindly Ict us have
vour registrations BY phone $3.50, or
.nall as early a, possible So that no one
elsc may take the family which YOU want.