Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 177, 3 June 1913 — Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1913

RICHMOND IN NEED OF 10,000 TREES

Recommended to Commercial Club that Movement Be Started Now.

REPORT ON "CLEAN-UP"

Mrs. Stephens Suggests that Civic Supervisor Be Appointed.

( Reports were submitted to the ditectors of the Richmond Commercial Club Monday evening by Chairman John F. McCarthy of of the "Clean-Up-Week" committee, and Mrs. F. W. Stephens relative to action which might be taken by the Commercial Club ,ln making the city more beautiful. Mr. McCarthy called the attention 'of the directors of the club to the many:plots between the sidewalks and curbs which are sadly neglected and are unsightly because of the absence of grass. Almost every square in Richmond needs more trees, according 'to Mr. McCarthy. f Shade Trees Needed. It was recommended that an organized movement properly managed and indorsed by the Commercial Club

be Instituted and that ten thousand shade trees be placed in places in this city where most needed. . It was further recommended that dead or dying trees which areuneightly. be cut out and replaced. Mrs. Stephens believes a civic supervisor should be appointed to carry on the excellent work started by the cdVnmittee which directed the work of cleaning Richmond several weeks ago. Receptacles for Ashes. : It was further suggested that ash receptacles be placed anout the city ?at crosswalks wherein people may 'throw rubbish instead of scattering it 'ttbout the streets.

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YESTERDAY IN THE SENATE AND HOUSE

SENATE. In session 2 p. m. Lobby investigating committee betgan open hearings. Finance subcommittees continued work on tariff schedules. Judiciary committee acted favorably ion O'Gormon bill allowing chief justice to assign Federal judges to circuits other than their own. West Virginia coal mine strike investigating committee decided to begin hearings at Charleston, June 10. I Pacific Islands committee held hearings on Gronna bill to make Hawaii "dry," bat took no. action. Senator Martine introduced concurrent resolution to suspend until action iby Congress customs district consolidation order. i Resolution ' for information on apjpointment of George H. Gee as postI master at Salem, O., was tabled. ' Passed Tillman bill to commission jNaval Academy graduates to staff ! corps or marine- corps. ; Senator O'Gorman introduced bill to

create national committee on prison labor to study prison labor question and recommend uniform legislation.

i Adjourned at 6:20 until 2 p. m., i Thursday.

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spect to the memory of the late Representative George Konig, Third Maryland District.

Speaker Clark appointed committee to attend funeral. ' Democrats caucused to ratify com(mittee appointments. ! Representative Hinebaugh intro

duced resolution to direct Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad management for last year.

Representative Murdock introduced ja bill for a naturalization committee to

recommend bills in interests of admitted aliens. Adjourned at 2:10 p. m. until noon

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VIRGINIAN DECLARES HE PAIDJOR BRASS Perry Catron Pleads Not Guilty to Charge Hearing Postponed. Perry Catron, of North Fifteenth street, an employe of the Safety Gate Manufacturing company, was arraigned in police court this morning on the charge of petit larceny. It Is alleged that he stole brass chains, springs and pulley valued at $5 from the company's stock room. Catron, who is a Virginian, and who has been here eight months, testified that he bought the goods he is accused of stealing from another man whose name, he says, he does not. know. He said he paid fifty cents for the lot. The brass was found in his suitcase at his boarding house. His trial is set for tomorrow, as other witnesses are wanted by the state. Hearing Postponed. Harry Craig, one of the men alleged to have been in a general free-

for-all fight Saturday, was not tried this morning in police court, as additional witnesses are desired by the state. His trial was postponed until next Saturday. Hearings for the other men will be held later this week. Frank Washington one of the alleged principals, called at police headquarters for his effects this morning. He is out on bond. In his pocketbook were .some paper bills, and on them a number of blood marks could be plainly seen, but Washington says he was not one of the participants. He is

the negro who jumped from the fourth story of the Devinney resort on Fort Wayne avenue a few months ago, breaking both legs, and injuring himself otherwise. He jumped to escape the police who were raiding the place at the time. To Face Serious Charge.

I Charles Shoon. arrafH voctcrriaT

afternoon, charged with the theft of copper wire aggregating 150 pounds from Robert Ashe, will not be tried in police court. He is held in jail while a charge is placed against him in the circuit court. A penitentiary sentence will follow if he is convicted of the charge of grand larceny, which may be placed against him. Settles With Bank. Harry Shafer of Newcastle, was arrested at five o'clock yesterday evening at the Pennsylvania aepot and

! locked up on complaint of Newcastle

authorities, who charged Shafer with forging a check. He was not held long, for an investigation showed he had paid a man for some work with a check for $2.20 on the Citizens National bank, and had then drawn out all his money before the check was presented for payment. The bank officials agreed to drop the matter If Shafer would meet the check which he did, depositing the money here for the Newcastle bank. He was then released. Will Leave City. Milt Hudson, an aged and crippled umbrella mender, arrested on the charge of Intoxication, was released this morning on his promise to leave the city immediately.

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