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DECEMBER 29,
1 9 1 C
UK IN TRAFFIC TO BE
,, SUBJECT OF INQUIRY
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Boar<I to Find Why West llroutl
Street W'reek Was Not
Cleared Away.
" PKOPI.K A KM DKI.A Vi:i?
-jttft-y
Inquiry Into Death of Captain Matt
VShows Accident at Kecent < ary
v*v?fetrcct I'M re to Have lleen I n
N avoidable.
sjjjl&fg.
j|botay of street r;ir trathe '? ?tli
directions on West liriian St t oot for
more than an hour on Wednesday
night. wh'-a automobile tru>l: N->. :t
was struck ami j>:? i 11 > demolished by
a trolley in front of it- quarters. near
IjOmbardy Street. will !? th< sub
ject of an investigation on .tanuary s
by the Board of Kite ?'??tntn; sinners
Request for siifh aiv Inquiry was nia<le
by the board last night by Captain A
B. Guigon. pctieral attorney 1?? f the
A^lrglnla Railway ami Power Company.
"It 1b not my intention to criticize
any Individual or the Richmond Kire
Department." said Captain C.uigon,
"but I feel certain that this is a situa
tion which. :f brought to your atten
tion, you will not care to have re
peated. Therefore. I request that you
hold an investigation and hear what
witnesses on both sides have to say."
Members of the truck company and
the ear crew will tell, it is understood,
different stories as to what was the
cause of the unusual delay in remov
ing the wreckage of the apparatus. It
_ remained in the street Ions enough to
have a flashlight photograph ?>f it
taken. When the task of reniovinc
the partly demolished truck began it
required about ten minutes in which
to do it. it was said.
The board llxed January S as the
date to grant t'aptain Cuigon's request,
it being the next reirular meeting.
jiatt's nr.vrn uki.ii to
havk hk.ion r NAVoiriAin.K
The Inquiry Into the death of t'ap
tain W. C. Matt and the injury of Kire
inen Abraham Podoll and .T. 1., Buck at
a fire last week made it clear that
the accidents were unavoidable, and
not due to negligence <>r carelessness
on the part of any one. Firemen who
?were on the same ladder from which
Captain Matt fell told the board that
each of them was struck by a fall
ing object, but they could not tell
whether it was the body of a man. a
stream of water, a portion of a brick
cornice or a ladder. Podoll fell from
? ladder which was near that from
which Captain Matt fell.
Commissioner l.ecky said that it was
the intention of the boird to find out,
if possible, the cause of accidents,
which have been frequent recently at
big fires. lie Inquired of each witness
as to the suitability of the apparatus
and equipment used, and the hoard
came to the conclusion that every pos
sible precaution to safeguard the lives
aud limbs of Or?tnon Is now exerted
by the department.
It was the hoard's unanimous opinion
that last week's fitalit\ anil accidents
were purely the unfortunate incidents
which are part of the tircmanr: lot ill
performing his .1111
Lieutenant .1 I-' Klnnecan w.i elect
ed by the hoard aa captain of ft'ngine
< "ompany No. 7. sin . ccdinu t'aptain
Matt. Kit-email I-tank Kattarv. of
I fotnpany No was elected lieutenant
and transferred to iVmpan.v *\*o, 7. \
15. Williams was i t. . :e.| from tlie
eligible list to tilt the vacancy (line
? ?iiiised in ?'onipany No :t The pro
motions w . re made .ftc.-tiv. imnicd
lately
SANTA CLAUS PAYS
VISIT TO POST A.. T. P. A.
Iteri Member I - Presented Willi i.jfi
Krotn i.lonlnu 'free?1'inlirrllit
for ( hiipliiiri tirmntt.
Willi a proper - look Inn Stnt-i I'latis
distrlbtititic th- clfti from < nr.'i"'
looking and brilliantly lighted tie
Post A. T p. \ celebrated the Christ -
mas season last night tn it* quarters
: at 301 Kast Main Street. Kverv nwtn
her?and it was said that ey.-rv member
was present was remembered. bache
lors with babies that squeal in up
proved style on the pulling of a striiu:,
and fathers of families with s<-methlni:
equally as Interesting and equally :>?
useful for their pai^cular'-ne.ds. The
gathering was in'** life "assembly room
of the Post. Kvervone was noisy and
happy, and the gift-giving occasioned
as much delight and Jest as if It had
been an assemblage of children jolm-d
1o greet and receive from a much-be
lleved-in Sat t:i.
Lee Ijorraine acted ns Santa Clam
7Te was decked in all the propei tr'tn
mlnps?red coat and trousers and ?<
much-bewliiskered mask He was as
listed by lieiirc \V. Rogers and Horace
K. Smith, who called out the numbers
of the tickets After the n ? nival dis
trlbutlon two special prizes were
awarded-- an automobile and a turkey.
The automobile --not a l-'ord was tem
porarily garaged in a recess in the
hall. The turke.v. a gobbler. was alive
'[ and strutting, also gobbling at th
noise around him .1 A. Parker won
the automobile, arid \ A I :a ?ns t t>t
got the turkey.
The Post presented Chaplain J. .1
<-? Oravatt 'with a handsome umbrella
something which will assist liini it.
i- Minshlne and prot. t him tti ill wea tlier.
afterwards tl>. 1 ? ? i .idj-'trned fot
cofTee upstairs
WILL APPEAR IN PERSON
I
Movie St?ir, itenrrd In Pel e rsbit rp, to
Tell of I > perl nice* While
Milking Pictures.
Hose Taph-> or.- of t! < st .:- < f the
! movies, will i ? ? 111. hmot.d to-day
and will appear in p- ?.- ! at tii- Co
lonial Theater, l.emir sc! ? duleil to ap
| pear there at :: m k. o't lock, 3
; and f?:30 o'clock. In Uk Intervals be
tween pr?.-entav t ? ? pro
grammed -it ? ? -it. Tapb will
step before t ? ? ? ? . 1 r.'t t - ' ? i.. \ ??. -
y tors some of ber e.\p?-i iences while
making p < ' ,r- ? W ? t v \ ? p.
cullar Inter?st t ? > . ? .-r M -
Taplev is t:. ? f ? t! ? . v , rente,!
In Petersb-itc tl. ? ? ity
> when a vet > lPtb uh:
BIRRELL APPOINTED
.
DelcgaH* I-'rom A le \ anil rln S||e<-eeds \.
.1. \\ idilfrliiirn on (te?eniie
A Kent's l*??ree.
.t. Kred Blrrell. <f Ab-xandi .. has
beep appoltited b;. ? ? < in ?? > ??!
of Internal Revenue a deputy ?. e.>
tor for duty undet ass ,'m of i:ev.
enue AP?'tit S J{. Hr.u... Mr I t'..l
succeeds Alexander .1 W.
who died In Washington r . r ,
ber L'4.
Mr. P.irrel) is a member of tl . .
( cnt House of I?elegates. repi ?r
'*? Alexandria <? *y He was pre
connected with the revenue ser\
V a special er;>pb<>ee under i!< ie
Apent H Vanderford
Kails Dim 11 I .Ie* ?tor Shaft.
Russell Kejs, 1 ob.red eighteen years
i old, is In the Virpinla Hospital, a.
riously It..Hired, the result of bavin,
V. fallen down the elcvatvi shaft at Cole't
['? confectionery.
r:<TKvi>),
No Prison Term
Given This Month
Unique Situation in Hustings
Court Is Attributed to
Prohibition Statute.
For the first lime in more than thir- j
t\ >oi?rc, mill how much longer it is i
not known, there hiivv been no per
sons sivt'ii sentences to the State i'eni- !
tentiary at a term of the Hustings
Court. Court officers generally re- j
gardeil the unique situation as ;
to the successful working of the pro. .
hihition statute. 1
Tlie announcement was made yes
terday by Walter Christian, clerk of
the Hustings Court. Mr. Christian
was on the point of making <>ut trail*
scripts of tin- record, which are neces- ,
sary for tin- transfer of prisoners in j
the City Jail, who were convicted in I
tills court, to the penitentiary. lie!
discovered that none had been scut cue. j
ed to the State prison at the Decern- j
ber term, which had to do with of- j
fenses committed during the previous
month, November, tin- first month in
which Virginia experienced prohibi- |
tion.
"This is the first time in my experi
ence as clerk ami as deputy cloi k of
this court that we have not found it
necessary to make out transcripts
tiansferring prisoners from tin- Jail
to the penitentiary." said Mr. J
Christian, who has been deputy and j
clerk of tb- court f>>r many years. I
"The situation is remarkable," lie add
ed, "and is due to nothing else ex- ,
cept the abolition of the saloon in !
Itichmond. In recent years it has been
the custom of transferrliii; each mouth
from the jail to the penitentiary ten
or fifteen prisoners, who have been
convicted of various offenses and given
terms ranging from one to viuhteen
\ ea rs."
MRS. ABRAHAM LEVY DIES
AT HOME OF DAUGHTER
Mother of fH>"s Chief Health Oltleer
Panne* A ivn v?Took Active I'nrt in
t harity imtl Confederate Societies.
Mrs Abraham Levy, mother of !>r
K. C. Levy. Chief Health Officer died
yesterday morning at the home >>f a
daui;liter, Mrs. 1C. A. Iv/.ekiel. Sin; West
? .race Street. :i t tlie age of c _hty
I) v |> years. She had Ween in failing
liealtii for several years, but only for
the past had her condition been re
garded as ? ritical.
Besides her son and daughter, Mrs
Levy 'eaves one brother. Louis L>v;..
<(f New ? ?rleans. and five kimihI lid*
,lreii ? 1' L. l '.'/.e I;i?'l. 1 i \ 1 ??'> el.
\ubrey 11 Straus, K. l./.ekici . ? I
Miss ilelen c. I'.zekiel.
The funeral wftt take place ;.t .1
o'elock this afternoon from the r- ? -
dence I nterniciii will be mad* in i
Hebrew, i "enieterv.
Pallbearers will include tit" l?ui
urandsotis and Ivl. Whit lock. Mr. M
i W. Peyser, Herbert T. L/chiel and
Mey r r 11 einlia ri
Mr: Kzekiel was the .iauuliler ..f
' l>r. Moses Albert Levy, oirgcon uen
eral in the Texan army, ami r ?i i ? ? t >?
er was formerly Miss nishop. of this
. ity Throughout her life she v\ : .ill
;aeti\e charity worker until her ad
vanced \ear- compelled her t?. u<v>
iili ibis work. She wan the author of
? an appeal made t the close of the
War Het weru the Slates which soiiulil
funds with which to iiiilld an iron
? rallitiK about the pravin of sob.icrs
in the llebrew I'emeiery. To day it
stands us a memorial to her sin was
a member of the Ladies' llebrew He
nevolent Society and the Ladies' He
lm w Memorial Vsso. intmu
STATE BANKS SHOW
SUBSTANTIAL GAIN
"Number ttf I ???>? 11 u t ion* lln?, InerriKcil
I 'rum "71 -Vt in I'nst 1 I'lir.
Itarr.xliile Iteport.
There wa. on deposit In the ??
poi .ited St.it>> I i ? k~ in V iruin i.i on \'>>
\ .-i ub. r 17. the >l.i i ? > f t lie la ' ? ill. a
total of ?7S ft?". t.*. :. w hich w ? ?= in in
. > >? , . ..t : 11.. . >>. . 1. >.i a boil i . i? i
i ci n I. as i run pa i >d w i t ti ilepi is i t ? > > r
> ?' 1. -t 0 n. r. rt 1 report* -I the banl. i. in
stitutions ? > 11 X V ?' > 11 b * I III I'll ? Till
number of lt? or|>i> at> d banl-.s the
State increased i? i?> ? ii ib date of
1 tVie?e two call? f >>iii '_'TI to *!l nc
? < >.rd rtr t<> i st:>.i"ineni nsi Issued In
i<* i' Karksdab'. State H;n.k l-'.\a in ? ii?r
With an increase of twelve banks
:h> capital invested sained ?H"
ri..-it ,?is.:jito siv tr.r. w hile
thc>> was all lucterise , f -urplus fun.1"
in the institution >>f * r.f.fi.7 f>7. Cndi
V dell pi >>1111 ca : ed f:t" I .????:. during th
. ii i?ne of ?h< la t-u ?? t gains in tin
banking l.tisihi s. . as shown b\ ilie
i- port of the ixamincr. was in the r.
? oiirces of the Slate iusl It uti>>ns.
Xovivnb-r 11 C'lfi. "JTI incor
p..rated banks reported resources >>f
5fil,>,*>0.9->*. while a! the time of lli
last .all tli" resources were reported
< v,'>-. which was an iucreasi
of ? 1 ?"> 'i t"Th>> report shows ;n
ncrease of ?'? 71in d> posits liel
subject to cheeks, this item ii(!Bi>
uatitiK : 4">. while savinus >b
posits pained by !'ti7.
DEMURRER IS ENTERED
.lury A wnrtli Sinclair SWHi llaninuo,
Sulijcel to I'lilirCk ItiilliiK
oft Drm urrer.
When the plnintlff's evidence was
j eomplcted, the N'lrultna Hallway and
power Company yesterday entered a
| demurrer to ii in the J'J.f.On daniape
suit hrotiKht b\ .1 1. Sinclair in the
? "ity Circuit Court The jury returned
a verdict awarding Sinclair jiiort. sub
ject to the court's ruling upon the de
murrer. which will be argued at a
j f mure /l!e
Sinclair was hurt by a street ear
? when a Wan on which he was driving
in Fifth Street was struck.
I'll ii rmncy II* n nil mil Ion.
Xoti es ate being issued by Sccre
I tnry IS. L Brandts, of the state Board
of pharmacy, of it,.- quarterly meetini;
? f lie board, to be held III Ibis city
? .ii .l.iini.ii> 1? . 11 >. ?? 17. when > ,i ml id.11 >>.
for ll> ? ii-e to prat ti e iu this State
will be examined Applicants are re
ipiired by law to file their applica
? ions at least ten days befoi i> the
iirs1 dati of examination.
l-'ineil for Iti-iisl Int; I'llIrolmiln.
I" i" i J a t is was lined $ J f? by Police
.List I >? ' i u t eh field yestei<|a> up>>n a
harge of m ? istlnu I'atrolmnn S I-'
l-rtist, wi ll*- in the discharge of his
luty Similar charges against S M.
11at# s and Mrs I: c. dates were di.s
I s.-d The tro li b- oc-urreil in front
p'.f.lrootp at P.road and <>ilmer
Streets some time ago.
l-'lre in I'riniiiiK I'lniit.
I re (lis i.veiol at 1 o'clock ycHter
da . mornu.g in the priritlnu estab
lishment of the Caplon I'rinting Com
pii>i\ 17-" List Lroad Stie.-t. damaged
the plant tl'd0. I>esk Sergeant Marrin,
of the I'lrst i'olire Station, dis.-ovei ed |
i!.< fire '.n it? Inolplcncy. The police
ftatlon i.s dlrcctlj acjosn the i tieet. 1
t.
Sn.vs i;; ? of First and Second Itegi
fiM'in Woulil Cause Wood to
Alter Ills Views.
A HI*] ItKADV TO Mi:i;r ANY I'OK
Writer, Willi First-llnnd View of
Conditions on 1 {order, Criticizes
Armchair (ieuerals and Their De
sire to Discredit National Ciuard.
National Cuard organizations have
ont? strong defender in the llniwns
viilc Daily Sentinel. whose staff lias J
had an opportunity to see unite a lot
of tin* work done during the past six
months by the militiamen. In a re
ccnt editorial. the daily Sentinel dc
fends the guardsmen and cites the |
two Virginia regiments of infantry as'
all example of what eollhl !?? expected
of the troops so severely criticized by
Major Ceneral Leonard Wood
The Virginians, according to the
article, had just finished a four-hour
hike with never a man lagging and
the ambulances empty. After witness
ing these men tinish their hard task.'
it continues, Ceneral Wood would have I
revised his opinion that it would be
a tragedy to send them against any
foe. The article follows:
"Had Ceneral Leonard Wood been
privileged to stand on a street corner
yesterday noon and witness the two
Virginia National Cuard regiments,'
with snappy step, make th>> turn on the
last lap of a four-hour hike. would
have perhaps revised his harsh .fit i -
elsni of the State troops. No one'
could see i lie men, with heads erect
and tirm tread and in perfect rinks
complete the half-day maneuver, with!
never a man lagging and with the
imbalances empty of men uualde to
complete the march, and still believe
it would be a tragedy to send the
Virginians against any foe which
might lo set this country. We say.
Ceneral Wood perhaps could bring
himself to revise his statements, but
probably that is expecting too much,
for < ieiiera I Wood is Wedded to his
ideals. and his seat among the mighty
depends upon the prevalence of his
ideas ill regard to the National Cuard
\t: \it v 11:\\ i \ i si:s
? it \ \<.i: I>i? OPINION
"Thing bol, different when viewed
from different angles T!i< '??? is a v:is|
differ*-lice mi the National Cuard when
Viewed from tlie co\> : .-d . Itoe;; i.f
Washington to the \ lew presenting
itself from the can\ i ? imp- tool
along ' n Kio Cramle It bureaucratic
Washing 'oil. aft- I wit' ? , g the .Na
tional Cuard along tin Kio Cramle
? "i ?? "??1b . <an imiinta n the opin
I 11 a I
until
foe whi? it straggh -m,
to looted t i i > a cross the border, it
has a pool opinion of the -<amitia of
\merit mi ii nib I The ? has bet n
Olth t_ tell I pin* tie fottlishii' < : pilled
ill i he halt t.t" < 'ongifs.< on the pre.
paredticss <|U<*stion lo lb it i I M't' til
nought by ndvot.iies pro and eon. but
'in I oil ii na l el v the oratorv ha eman
ated from men who have not been
within I.'"'" milt"- of the |v?nt he: ami
ha\e absorbed their ideas from musty
re ? ? I-, I ? ?uhinittcd by 11.en Whose know
'?due . o||ld I" improved by rubbing
I he i I pa lit.i loon - again! I'u 11 III a tl ?? a r
berths ami coming t? t lli" border it
has I th<
" 1 iter':' plea i|r, dlllillg
? he I ra i ii iji g p. .
the do ing d.- .
I iod -ih'tig I lie border to III ?| : Iliac o
the higher o|t|. er> of the Niiieric.ai
Army. now in in,- active service, ex
pi. - ih? -1? -1-1\ t ? in reference to tin
til. IIten and Without c\
? \ pre: Oil:- lia \ ? heel
teplioll til
h ig ii Iy com niend
"Many of it,,
xpn ion: ...m<
spade
dilate w
i Itey
that ii
i nt iniii
?11 t'l meet lilt
I ri 'in men not i il
pad. - ainl who would
? t it i.-r/.e with t lie : 11
araiscd, and it is not
i In --<? ? v press ions t h?-1 ?
t ion t ha I 11 ca lied ui" ..
? ?liemy the result would be a tragedy
for i he National Cuard I: is but nat
n a I llitt ,i diversity of opinion should
? ? v ?: t a to the prop' ' 'dlition of our
n. i 111 a >' pr? 'blems. lie ' ' ? i i i it : I ?-ange
the otlicer.-: of the ' . c u I a r branch
should believe tlieii i. ? u a n i /.a I ion will
be the nucleus upon which a pre
|. tcdnc:*- -?ysleni inn.-' Imild, but in
\ ew of the many fai!' wlib h exist
in tin organization as at pivont .-on
?diluted, harsh criticisn another
I arm f our national del'e: e should ho
i II- . on; intp d."
VISIT ROANOKE SHRINERS
i aptain .loliii Ilioie and .lnni|'s II.
Price tin lo liuminke
Meeting.
? aptain John K Lose, of Acca T in- i
ph \rab Patrol. iii'ooinpanicil by j
|.lait..-s II I'r. ?? will leave Kichmondj
'?'.i - ni.'ruing at o'clock ft>r P...a
j 11? ? I.? where they will bo the gin- i:
.? (he lic.cmhe, meeting of Ka/'iiii
: ef. pie of Shriners. which will be held'
in the city auditorium in that city to
night A number of unregenerates.
i: candidates are termed in the or
| dcr. will be initiated into the inner
rca Itns of l he t emplc.
While in Koanoke, the Kiclitnopil
i- rs will discuss with otlicers of Kazim
Temple arrangements for that lodge
a.company ing Acca Temple on Its an
nual pilgrimage to the imperial eotin
il. which will be held in Minneapolis'
n June. Kfforts are being made to
ha\e Kaziin Temple, of I'.oaunke. and
i Khedive Temple, of Norfolk, travel i
j with the Kit hmond Shriners oil their ?
j special train, which will be know n as
he "Virginia Shriners" Special."
CHARTER IS AMENDED
I Home for ('on fede ra I e Women liny
\(iiv Cure for llcNcendiuilM of
4'onfederate Soldier:*.
I That the llottie for Needy Confed
I crate Women may stand a perpetual
I memorial to the soldiers of the South,
| Judge Ceorge L. Christian, acting for
Mrs A. J. Montague, head of the or
gan i /.a I ion which directs its affairs,
yesterday secure.I from the State Cor
titration Commission an amendment to
I its charter which gives to the home
ithc right to receive needy lineal de
? ndait::- of i'onfederate soldiers
The original charter is so worded as
tn prohibit the home from caring for
any othei than a widow, a sister, or
i daughter of one who fought iu the
Confederate army Itecognizing the
fact that these near relatives are be
in ; i: g
year, the hom<
otlic.als thought ii proper that they
he given the right to care for any
needy per .n who can lay rightful
claim to be a lineal descent from a
soldier of the Confederacy.
Meridian lodge I'.lect* Oilicrr*.
Meridian Lodge, No. "Si. Ancient
l-'ret- and Accepted Masons, has elected
? tli> i-r;; f ir the ensuing year as fol
lows. Worshipful master. 11 M.? I >. |
Polish,s; senior wariieti, W. L. Item. I
s'ein junior wanien. c. I. Llim-rick: \
treasurer, W. M Watkins; secretary.)
J. L. I'eck; junior deacon. \". S. J. ;
Vaughati s.-nior deacon. M V. Mai- j
lory tiler, W. J. Lytiham; chaplains, ,
IteVH J. Calvin Stewart, I). I>., Frank j
T. MeFaden, D. !>.. and W. 1*. MathuWH. I
(? helieve you 11 like ? /o
share in mis downward
Revision o/~ Pr'ices
GENERAL CLEARING-OUT
SALES
Of all left-over Holiday Stocks; also all Remnants and Broken
Assortments; are now going on throughout
the Miller & Ilhoads Store.
On the First Floor
Fancy gift articles of every descrip
tion: Handkerchiefs, Hosiery,
Gloves. Neckwear. .Jewelry, Toil
ets. Ribbons, etc.; also Dress
Goods, Silks, Coatings and
Wash Fabrics.
On the Second Floor
Women's, Misses' and Children's
Apparel. Millinery, Footwear,
Art Needlework. M us 1 i n
wear, Kimonos, Sweat
ers, etc.
On the Third Floor
Special sales of Odds and Ends of
Lace Curtains, Draperies. Scrims,
Brass and Enamel Beds,
Blankets. Bed Spreads, etc.
In the Basement
Sales of Chinaware. Nickel ware,
Silver. Class and other house
hold items; also Stationery
and I looks.
/Out IS
DUCEC
Visit "The Shopping Center
To-Dav
And. while louring the* various depart litems, don't overlook the
Special Sales of Staple and other Merchandise, to be
held at Booths on the main floor.
rpjl ilffernij'**'iiVIp'??$/
THE SHOPPING CENTER"
SBBIdOUV
POPUAAPIAY.S AT POPlAAff PRJCtS 25.1300/
??Willi II OM: MOM, I MMtltW"
ACADEMY, To-Nioht and Sal
?f
\ Keller
M?n\t
1o-Hny
Mmiiscc >n(mil?
NEIL O'BRIEN
\c\l W> rl>! \ ii \ll-Slnr I'unit in Ihr
>1 IIMicnI * miiril v.
"M\ \ I \ l' I IIIMI 1 T \ II."
Miss Rose Tapley
MINSTRELS
tunu
I- to SI.
Muhi. yr.i* in si..m?.
ill \|?|?rnr in |'rr>o!i, AIno
(? rrt a'li II n rim ii n. >Utlt Allim
llnlc. In
There Is Wisdom
is depositing your funds with this I>ui?U. because it affords
absolute safety. There is also sat i faction in our service.
NATIONAL STATE AND CITY BANK
I I 11 Mast Main Sired.
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