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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-12
EN- Ell "LIBERTY HALL.

ST yo hubiera sido conducido hasta
este Coliseo pcr I'm canine deScono-
edo o con los ojos vendados, TO po-
drIa precisar en- estos momentos 81
estabamos en- territorio americano o
en- territCrio de mi patria. CAplansoS).
FL ambiente que campea debajo de
esta inmensa b6veda HERE nueStro CO.
raz6n por 10 mas tierno y por 10 mas
noble Y Sc ncs antoja Greer en- Il
Illusion que bien pudiera ser un an
hello supreme de iniciar n nueva vi
da no S~ola:ncnte entire Mexico V IS
i2dos CnidoS, sino una nucva vida
de ammonia Y de confraternidad es-
trecha entire todoS los paiSes del Con-
tinente americana; Y puedo asegu-
rarleS Que Mexico esta dispuesto no
"olamente a recoger esta corriente de
ammonia, 81 Ia vicorizarI y scrvira
de puente para que pasc a %recorrer
todoS los pueblos de Ia America La
tina.
Para dar u inportancia VerGadera
que encierra este acto tan solcune,
retornemos vnos cuautos amos. y re-
cordaremoS con dolor aquella vista
iNt I-N!tL Va - ld NANNidN Nc I'll L iSt
cuando las conferencias entire Mexico
Y EStados Unidos. repreSentadas por
81 general Scot Y ror mi. Tn esca-
losfr!o de Zo'obra Y de inquictud re-
corrla por TODD el ORGANISING de
nueStros pueblos. Las madres Y las
cSpoSas Sc arrodillaban para pcdir!e
Il dos de los buenos, que pusiera un
rayo de luz en- los cerebros de dos
hermanoS que pretendian ~jesgarrar-
Rio Bravo, que por mlchos amos pa
recta n barrera i~nfranqueab!e, ano-
IA ha desaparecido para nosotros: es-
II manana. por primera vez despu&S
&c dieZ amos, cruZara Ell puentc in
~ternacional IN tren: en- 81 ondeabar
las banderas de MSXico V de EstadoS
Cnidos V Sc nos antojaba IN emf
sario de paz que venia con un men
sale de amor al pueblo de los Esta-
dos Cnidos de Nortc-America. DeS-
de que paSamos 81 puente, empeza-
mos 4 descubSir Semblante halaSue-
foS; "a no ran los ojos eNpectantes
las miradaS eScrutadoraS de aquellos
dias de Golor Y &c augusta. Ahora
er2n las miraGas de araor. las mira
das de ternura de dos pueblos hernia
nos que por fin Sc comprenden y Sc
2braZan.
EEL para IA ciudad &c Fl Faso. u
gloria de haber colocado Ia primera
p:edra del immense temp!o = Ia fra
ternidad V al amor que Sc levanta-
"a en- TODD 81 c~ontinente americana
Que sea este temple Ge amor : dc
I confraternidad el que ID cab.d1 =
! todoS lo> hiJos del Continente; que nc
sean ya los temples de Narte que to-
can a rebate para lleVar a los hom-
bres q desgarrarse los unos con los
ouCs. Y que las Sencracioncs futu-
ras. al recoser los frutos de. las fe-
cundas semillas que aEora sem!'ra-
mos. tengan un lusar d eratitud pa
"a Ia ciudad de FL Paso y para e.
ilustre Mr.. Cobb, que ha ~encendido en-
! este temple 81 s~acrosanro fuego dc
IA confraternidad Y del amor.
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DIYERSAS.

Album de cancioaeS popula-es escogidas.
Ore-etas y Za-zuclaS -...-. -. -
Curse complete de Ajcdrez. ?or Lasker.
e Rey de los Cocinego5- Trat2do pr2c-
-ico de c~ocina--.-.. ..---. -.
e Arte De hacerSe =:co. poz BenIa.
min Franklin 1900. 1900. ...-
GibiiO-eca de Ia REa. Obra capaz dc "a
Ger reir 4 los muertCs--2 tones tciA
=, ANA de Casa GrIa de u mujsr
bien cduc3da en- materia &c eczema
uodas. hygiene. costUmb-es Soc:aLe'
medicine, etc ...--- 49,.
L. Cocineya NOderaa--NoyISinio Tsan-a'
de ~cocina. con cc-ca De mil formulas pa
II hacer los mas ~eHquiSito> platoS &c q
roc;ry sspanola Y f~r1HcrSa $500. -.
Ia Tribuna Popular-Modelos &c discusses
para f!eSrIs s~cc.IleS. taEliiaTeS ) p&-
rr:6r!cas: himnas. bioc-afiaS. etc Op-a
i.yst-1Ga con grab3dos
Los SusncS cNpi:caCCS. poT ci MaStco &c
As.racSH.-Ur como tela --
1I5:o5o Complete &c So.seC. po- con HIM
NC,oGo de So!feo. primsra pa-ts ....
NrtoGn de Sol;eo. 5egunda parts .......
:,igtodo conI4cto de piano. po- Lcuoine.
La mcio- obra er ~ cenero y II
mas recomerdada po= los buenos macs
troS ...-... "
No7CioScs y Compositions para Keel
-ar. Eatrcsac1GoS de los meloreS poe
ras eSpanoleS ( hiSpano-2merlcanos e.
N'ps.e-ro Sec-cta-lo de los AmaEtes-Ca--
- 1mo-osaS. arte de acradar Y De ser
arado cscritg-a secreca de los amantes.
!~eacuaje de las flores. frutas, ahanicO.
etc. y collection Dc P~ensaraieutoS para
~poSc2leS .---.-.. ---.-...
<lrvo N5sodo p@-a Ap-erGer a tccar Gui-
TARA. sin neceSiiaG de maestro .......
O-....o Novis;iuo o librO de los tes:inos-
Pya>am:enroS para PoSta!e>.-RecOp'iaeiGn
DO ve-sos para t~ariecaS poS:dleS. abaH:-
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de>t:nado 4 conSeguiC e. se!lo De IN eie-
Earcia y eI huen c7isto Y 81 aumento '
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EN- Ell. CLUB KTWANIS.

Nosotros sabemos comunmente un
refrain que dice: 'NuICa hay fel:ci-
dad completa" y en- cstos momentos
cx~perinento Ia rcalidad d. este ada
sio. Yo me sentiria conpletamcnte
feliZ. con los ~carinosoS agasajCs de
cstamos sienio ohjeto en- "a Gu
dad d" II Pa>o. 81 pudicra estar a
nj lado mi cspoSa; ella es una :nadre
carinosa Y ana espoSa- aDneCaGa cue
ba tenido muchas hOras de dolcr
cuando - dsbCr nc ha llevaGo 4 OK
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PERDIDA I~RREPARABLE
Cada dia que pasa sin que Sc apren'
ds ell ingles, Sc pierde ITEM
no v dinero-

Nueva York, Especial.-Es induda-
Bile que ell conocimiento del ingles es
indispensable para TODD eXtranjero
que desee conseguir mejores coloca-
clones Y mejores sueldos.
Tn folleto de So paginas describe,
de manera clara y precisa, IN mara
~villoso metodo para a~prender a ha-
blair, leer Y escribir el ingles sin ne
cesidad de If a una escuela, con SC
10 escuchar discos fonograficos pre-
parados especialmente para este fin.
Los editores de este folleto. Corti-
ma Academy, Suite 95, u E. 46 ST.,
New York, Sc complaceran en- en-
War uno gratis a quien los solicite.
(Ady.)
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]RIBIIoTECA

SihllO GSEf "a
tc-an5+i-a del Amor ......-.. -..'. ''c
J,Sgos de Manos. o sea ell arte de hacer "a.
diabluras 1900. 1900 " So
C6digo del Amor =. e S so.
piccionario del Amor oo,t,5o
cor dos boritaS comedias ....... "Vc
vTCvo Learuaie de las Flores Frutas,
Ibanicn = PIedras PreciosaS .-....-. SOC
SOCIOLOGICAL Y POLlTlCA
Ia Hcrencia De Carraaza. por e. Lie
BIAS Urea. Luis Cabrera
por Manuel Mizquiz Bl9ne9 - +Vc
Influences de Espaha y de los EstadoS q
niJos sobre Mexico, por cl Lie. Tori-
bio Esquivcl Oregon .:.-.-." s5.S
La misraa ohra. empaStaGa en- tea .;,.S--'o
la organization ]po!!ti.a de Mexico. ID
Constitution y Ia Dictadura. FOR D.,
Emilio Rabasa -. ..... .t:S''S
Z,mSne- de Cisnc-o>. EnSayo de criticd MS
t6ric1 por Lie. Jose ElEuero ...':...SI-oo
81 LIE Manuel Calero ... ..--s-'o'
MANUALES PRACTICES
a. neio- collection en- su Eenero.-Tomos
rmpas;ados en- ,ela a $500 cada unoI.
Manual de Agricultural y Ganaceria-
Manual &c Aries = OficioS.
| Manual de Aceitcs y JahoneS-
Manual! de Albanileria-
Manual de Carpinteria dc Taller.
Manual dc Cerrajcria y ObraS De Hero.
Manual del Cohctero y POlvoriSta-
Manual del Curtidc- de PieIeS.
! Manual del Ccnfitcro = PaStcleTo.
Manual de! Dcstiladcr LicoriSta-
Manual de Eiertricidad-
Manual de FotoErafta-
| Manual del Eoiois-rro-
Manual de Jardincria Y Horticultural
| Manual de LabOreo de Minas.
! Manual de Lecheria.
Manual de Necanica Industrial.
/ Manual del Pinto-.
Manual del Telecrafista Y Telefonista-
Manual del Relojero.
(, Manual del Sastre.
Manual del Fahyicantc de VelaS.
Manual de Veterinarian y Equitac:on.
Manual del Zapate-o-
| CODICOS MEXICANOS.
S. =. 1877 ....... 90c
SonS.s ~ al ......sI IS
$50 c;.;l Ejir;5, Official ......... SCI 90
SSSsj:-S ps,.I .......S $50
C6divo de P-ocedimientos civiles ......Slo0
C6djco de P-ccedimjentos Females -...Sl.bO
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MACIA MAGNETISMO. Etc.

Ia imit7c;6n dc Cris.o. po- hemPiS go.
PsGueGo Lavalle $1,000. ........ %.
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r DE RELIGION.

Ar-o-a de Sllvaci6n ........ -. -. zoe
Ehls Dc los Sincs, po- e. Padre Sacher
O5ra iiustsada con grabadcS y IN mara
d. u Terra Santa $500. e. $500. sec
Ca.ec:>mo Del Padre Ripalda ......-... Is
C-;rcssmo HiSt6rico. PO- Fleury ....... zoe
ComulsaGo= Genera. 1900. $500. . .9c
ratec;snC IL Pcr~cverancJa ....... ..-.Sl-OO
Devoctcn4r;o de Lava!le, auraentaCo con
n Se-nana SANTA. EisitaS al >antisi-
no Eforc:cio D'l-io etc ...... 1890. T5c
Dyyoci "a de los >iete DominGoS &c san
g pyyo:a Jo>esino-Colecci6n de ora
Clones N honor de san Jose. por
Ff's.s:ia Elemental. po- 8aln,ea ........ rs
Historic Sagrads--Libro del Au-iEuo '
S4svo T~SstamsntC. cue ~coDtieHe II his
mente como - prc?1ra Ia veaida del
Me>ias Eiici6n de .U5o. con prcECSioD
Layaie Nae.eaai Myxicano, !et-a
Ia imitation dc C-is.o. po- KempiS &C.. soc
PsgueGo Lavallt ...-..-. $1,000. re. Soc
Pcqre5o Layalle Nacional ...........- doc
MAGIA. MAGNETISMO. Etc.
A-cs lie cu-dr por medic del IaSHc-
.is-n. ba5o>. raSaje y rimna>:a .....Si.5o
-'7-:r-,a del Rey Solomon ......... =. 40c
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ne 81 T-.snCulc dc Solomon IA Cabail.
o. TIra- s~cc-ctos del GNito. H:c-oma7-
"a. &c, ...... 49,. $50
e Nr-daGc-o Lib-o lie Oro--PractIcaS dc
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e Dragon Rojo. o sea el ate Dc maHta-
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la iarsaS ic loS pripcrpalcs hl0notiza-
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del Hcchi-cro. Edici6H Gnica Y compile
n del Famo>0 GriUo-io ........ .... SOC
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Crari- soc
N.-ns..~no Tarsonal-Hi>tor:a del Mag
uc.:sr~. NetnGo prIc:'co $1,000. 800. T9c
Manual dc \iav'a Rama ...-...- $500. SOC
Manual De Nagil NeEvI ........ 1900. SOC
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q tClCS To- rvc-CS -....... ,.........Sl.2
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IerclCncs pra-.jca> lie cscamo,eo y pres
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BIBLIOTECA SELECTA PARA
NTN0S

JTomos iluStrados. n IS cnetavos c7da uno}
|, Avcutu-as de Teresa Para
~o-azCrcS Do-uidcs.
CucntoS de Anderson. > tones.
81 Teat-o de Animales.
~ T~rStinto de los AririalcS.
e. Noiiro dc los PAjaros.
Fl Amor = IA Guerra.
e Prrnio Gordo.
81 Sue6o dc Pepito.
81 ESpGdachin-
FL Heredero.
Flores de Juventud.
Jueros Y Hazahas DO Anis-=leS
Ia Cabana del Tic Tom,
La Picara Ta3idad.
Ia Fue-za del Bien.
Ia vaaitosa Alicia
Mimos de Nihas-
Por Meltir.
PaQuito g EXplc=ador-
Robinson
RoSina.
I'm Chariot del Mundo Animal.
Tn NlnlStcrio de AnimaleS.
Tn Experiments del Dr. Ok
JE Drama en- los Aires.
VerGadcS V Fantasias.
BIBLIOTECA RECRETlVA.
iCuentos Y ~lecturas Observation-Disclosures,
toros ius:raGos 4 80 centayoS cada uno.)
Mi Prime-a lectu-a-
Hcras Fcl;ceS.
FL Mundo Animal para Mos
3 AriSuito.
Escue!a de Aaimales.
AventuraS de AnimaleS-
Los N;noS de ot-os Paises.
e Libro del Meme.
Ninos BueroS y Mines Males.
Cuentos para Ninos.
Il PAS de las AaravillaS-
CuentoS de Ha62s.
z MurGo IaraviloSo-
Mi L!bro Favor!to-
Episodes Y AventuraS.
Lectures de Historic SaErada-
EpisodioS de a Historic Sacrada-
Narracicnes Extr2ordhIarias-
TarGes dc Otoac.
Las Tribulacioncs dc Nete-eta-
FL Nurdo de los Ninos-
La Montana de Orc
Leedne.-Cuentcs morales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-16
BURGLARS DIE IN BATTLE
WEALTHY MEN IN DUEL
WITH WHISKY THIEVES
More Ilnn Fifty shots Fired In En-
y counter In Rich woman's Snm-
.4 mcr Home.

SOUND BEACH. CONN, Feb. IS
TWO burglars were shot to death in a
pistol battle while seeking liquor in
Inc cellar or paiatial summer home
at ROCKY Point early today. and the
two wealthy men. who hrst cornercd
and then shot them. were painfully
Airs, ". Dreyer's attention was at
tracted to the burglars when she was
awakened by tho sound Of splintering
glass In the unoccupied summer home
OF Mrs. Elizabeth G. Norris She teie-
phoned the fire house. Two wealthy
mem bers of the volunteer fire depart
ment heard the call az they were
leaving the house after meeting,
Major Alden Il. McMurtey. OF the Con-
necticut State Police. and Addison
Bacon, rich clubman. arming them
selves with automatics and extra cart
and speeded to the Morris estate
Entering through the window broken
by the burglars, McMurtey and Bacon
explored the upper part of the house
and then went to the cellar DimIy
they deserted moving form and Major
AlcAlurtey uttered Il sharp command
to surrender
The answer was squirt OF flame and
a bullet tore through the muscles OF
the ofitcers left arm. Both mer
threw themselves on the cement floor
and sent yolley toward the place
from which the shot had come. The
burglars responded with shots from
another part of the cellar to whici
shey had hastily moved.
Then ensucd battle, shifting from
place to place. In which many shots
were fired on both sides. Mr.. Bacon's
neck was pierced. but he and the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-16
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MANY SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
TO MARK LEGION CIRCUS
Governor Davis and Mayor Ainslic to
Aid In Making Project
l.- Succeaafuf.

westhampton College Is the first in
stitution to announce tentative plans
for participating in the social func-
tions which are being arranged for
the week of February 1928. during
which the Richmond Post, America n
Legion, is to present It's big circus
array o. Barnum & Bailey and Ring
ling Brothers circus attractions. Lee
gion headquarters yesterday afternoon
received a request that space at the
City Auditorium be reserved for a
large party from Westhanpton Col
lege on an evening yet to be decided
upon, and at once prepared rescrvs-
tions for the young women and their
friends.
Governor Davis and Mayor AinsIie
have accepted appointment to the hon
orary committee. Heads OF the State
and city government leade the list OF
twenty prominent business and pro.
fessionai men who arc to assist in
the work. and which includes General
Myers. Major Allen Potts, r. McC.
Burlington, Scott Parrish, j. Garnett
Nelson, commander OF the Richmond
Chapter. American Officers OF the
Great War; John Q. Easiey. former
president OF the CHAMBER OF Com
merce; w. T. Dabncy, DR.. E. c. Levy.
Judge David c. Richardson. q. r.
Fuller. j. q. Corley, DR.. Stuart Nc
'tsuirc, Stafford IL. Parker, w. Witcher
Keen. oliver J. Sands. Robert N. Kent
and G.. letter Jones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-16

Louisiana Street. who has wide ac-
quaintance here. Mrs. Saunders tells
Of, the remarkable cure effected by
Plant Juice in her case, IS follows:
az had a bad attack OF the Flu, which
left mo with very weak stomach and
1 could not digest the lightest kind of
food. I could not sleeep at night, was
constipated and very nervous and rest
less. had headaches, and at times
felt as if I would choke. was under
treatment for months, but did not re-
receive the least benefit from anything
until / began to take Plant Juice. 1t
has made a different person OF me. l
am able to eat my meals and enjoy
them, sleep we'll and cannot say too
much in praise of Plant Juice"
Plant Juice is vegetable prepara-
tion, extracted from the roots, leaves.
barks. berries and ibers OF numerous
medicinal plants. 1t is Ma tures own
remedy. and works wonders. It gives
almost immediate benefit and leads to
permanent relief in practically every
case where people suffer as above out
lined.
The Plant Juice Man 49, at the Tragic
Drug Co.'s store, in Richmond, where
he is daily meeting the local public
and introducing and explaining the
merits of this remedy. Free samples
given $3.50
For sale in Petersburg by Morrison
the Drug Man, and in Chase CITY by
tho Chase City Drug Co.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-16
SUSPENDED ASSEMBLYMEN
TO BE CALLED IN PROBE
Counsel for Defense Threatens to Tell
ef Conditions In
ItuSalA.
IBy Associated Press.l

ALBANY, y. Y, Feb 15-When the
assembly judiciary committee resumes
on Tuesday It's hearings In the investi--
CATION OF the Eve suspended Socialist
expected that Morris Hillauit or Sey-
mour s:edman: Of counsel for the t M
While counsel for tho defense had
not returned to Albany tonight, II. is
understood 1t will be ready on Tuesday
10 put in its defense. A score OF more
witnesses will be called. including the
i've suspended assemblymen. "True
conditions in Russia" will be brought
out by the defense. counsel has said,
while AR. Hillauit is expected to take
the stand and qualify as an expert on
socialism. Evidence also Is to be in
troduced; It is reported. to show that
the Socialist party has within the last
year rid itself of radical elements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-16
WIFE OF MAN ACCUSED
OF CRIME Is RELEASED
Mrs. Liberty Jones Freed and Illus.
band FnceH Fifteen Charges
of Theft.

Because OF an old law on the statute
records releasing .woman's criminal
obligation when the husband is par
ticipnnt OF the alleged crime. Mrs. Lib
erty Jones, charged jointly with her
husband with receiving stolen goods
from William Uranium, Juvenile, was
dismissed in Police Court Saturday
morning. Her husband was arraiEned
on fifteen charges OF theft. The case
was continued until March 8.
Jones is also charged with aiding in
the escape of William Uranium and
John Cross from the. Juvenile Deten-
tion Home. where they are said to
have been confined for housebreaking.
The gang Is alleged to have operated
In Richmond for several months, most
OF the goods stolen being household
effects, clothing, small articles and
other merchandise, according to the
police, who state that although many
articles were taken from automobiles.
no/theft for more than $50 is charged
against Jones, most OF the values OF
the articles ranging from $40 to $50.
More than forty witnesses will appear
against him when. the case is called
again, 1t is stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-16
INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE
RECESSES UNTIL MARCH ]
Gives Time to Allow Making Draft OF
Plan for Harmonl.inE Labor
and Capital.
[By Aesociated Press. I

!. ,,WAsHINGToN. Feb, 15,-Recess un-
til March was taken today by the
present Industrial conference to al
low drafting committee to put into
final form tho conferences recon-
between capital and labor.
In dealings with public utilities the
conference has eliminated railroads,
inasmuch as Congress now Is consid-
erlng the entire railroad problem, with
indications that the question OF strikes
would be acted upon by legislation.
1t was said to be not likely that the
conference would recommend any legal
pro9hibition of strikes in local public
Secretary Wilson. chairman of the
conference, heads the drafting COM
arc Herbert Hoover, vice chairman,
subcommittecs. Tho identities Of the
subcommittee chairmen have not been
disclosed since the conference started
work. The drafting committee will
hold Its first meeting in Now York
When the drafting committee COM
pletcs its work the final report will be
submitted for acceptance or revision
to the full conference, which will then
send 1t to President Wilson.
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Form Ioorar Clnbr.

. CHARLOTTESVILLE Fob. 15.-The
Hoover Club, OF tho University. OF Vir-
Gin!a, which was organized recently
matcly $50 students and members of
the faculty, held its second meeting on
Saturday night, and tho following OFF,
Alabama. president: r. +. Micbio, Jr.,
of Virginia, vice-president; T.. p. Rus
sell, OF Tennessee, secretary. and Staige
l'laekford. OF Virginia, treasurer Ac-
bers of the Hoover. Club have pledged
themselves to work for .Mr. Hoorer's
nomination by the Democratic party for
President of the United States. and TO
use their influence to have the dele
gates from their home States instruct
ed TO support Mr.. Hoover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-16
MEASURES ARE APPROVED
Mayor Signs Seventeen Resolutions and
Ordinances Coneurred In by
City Fathers.

signed and returned to City Clerk
Alfred III. Mcdowell seventeen resolu-
tons and ordinances given concur
their mset ins T9 ued Of nieh aemen AZ
Among thef measures signed by
Mayor Ainslie Is a resolution author
iZing the City Attorney to pay up to
S1,00o,000 te the order Of the Depart
ment Of Public Utilities in anticipation
OF the $2.0o0,o0o bond issue. Another
resolution signed authorizes the comp
departments; the amount paid, how
eyer to be- deducted from their allow
a tfGes in tho city budget for the year.
resolution directing the CITY Attorney
70 secure amendments to- the City
Charfer prohibiting borrowing Of
money In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Venue. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-16
rake. Fart in Lnunchine.

FREDER1CkSBURG Feb. 16.-Miss
Lucy Hcrndon, of this city. is in Wash
ington visiting her sister. Mrs. a. *.
Phillips. Miss Hcrndon attended the
annual meeting of the Society of Spon-
sor5 OF the United States Navy as spon-
sor for the tornedo-boat destroyer
Herndon, named for her uncle. Captain
William Lewis Herndon, L. S. ~, a dis.
tinEushcd officer Of. the navy, and
father of the late Mrs. Chester a.
Arthur. On February IL the business
meeting OF the society was held at the
Willard, and Miss Barney was elected
secretary-trcasurer for the ensuing
year. Miss Barney Is sponsor for the
torpedo boat destroyer Barney. named
for her great grandfather. Commodore
Joshua Barney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-16
CHARGE CHICAGO UNION MEN
WITH Staying OF ENRlGHT
Murder Warrants Sworn Out Against
Cosmuno mad Murphy In Labor
Fcud Case.
[By Associatcd Press.

CH1CAGO, Feb. 15.-A Confession al
legged to have been made early today
the driver OF the automobile from
which Maurice "Moss" Enright. Labor
feudist and gunman. was killed, will be
States Attorney Hoyne said tonight.
The confession was said to name
Vincenzo Cosmano as the man who
Hoyne said, Big Tim. Murphy. bust
ness agent of the gas workers union,
and Mike CarroZZo. president OF the
street sweepere' union. all Of whom
have been booked on charges Of muir
der
Mr.. Hoyne said others were impli-
Gated and that he wanted official ac-
ton by the grand jury before the
names were made public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-16
CONSIDER VALUATION PLAN
Subcommittee on Streets to Discuss
Employing Engineers Mt Meeting
This Afternoon.

Consideration of what part Richmond
will take in the valuation of the street
railway property of tho Virginia Rail
way and Power Company, will be taken
up this afternoon ut a special meeting
of the subcommittee on Streets. called
for O'Clock.
by the committee. Whether to hire an
engineer to cooperate and work with
the engineers of the company OF to in
trust the city's part in the valua ton
to Director Of Public Utilities Il. w.
Trafford and Henry c. Cofer. Director
of France. is the question to be agreed
by the committee. At the last meeting
of the committee no agreement could
be reached,