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The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-19
The Coming of Summer Is Supposed
 to End the Social Season.

Dinners, cotillions and balls are done. Society seeks rest at the shore or mountains. But is it foundl Fashions sway still rules. The belle and chaperone alike are fatigued. Almost as much to do as in the city. Just as tiring because it is SO hot.
 Johann Hoff's Malt Extract then taken makes the Summer easy. It banishes fatigue, and fortifes the system for Winter, aids digestion, gives health and strength.
 Beware of limitations. Look for signature of Johann Hoff ,, on neck label.
 EIsNER & MENDELsoN Co.,, Sole Agents, New York.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-19
Rescinded Its Former Vote.

At recent meeting of the parish of the Church of the Ascension, it was voted to rescind the vote of the parish passed on June 6, giving the financial management of the parish into the hands of the rector, Rev. Frederick w. Bailey. A meeting will be held this evening taking some action looking to- ward an investigation of the troubles of the parish by the bishop of the diocese. It is said, too, that the rector may re- sign at this meeting.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-19
Advertised Ietters.

The following letters remain un- called for at the New Haven postoffice F. Barnett, M.. D., Charles Frederick Childs, George s. .Dutton, Leslie Got hard, Miss Annie Jenkin (3), Newell c. Knight, Benjamin P. Lowing, Miss Theresa McKenna, Mrs. Courtney Rogers, H. H. Shea, Clair Sutter, Howard Watson, W. D. Whiteman.
 FRANCIS G. BEACH, P. M.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-19
Rolling Mill Starts Up.

After Q shutdown of about three weeks the New Haven rolling mill has been started up with about 15O men. When the mill shut down there were a fair lot of orders. for iron rods, but the strike in the coal regions deprived the company of coal, and although they tried in many places to secure a little soft coal, they were unsuccessful, and & shutdown was the consequence. There are enough orders on hand to last 8 month.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-19
Have Sued Contractor Dri.eoII.

A New York firm has brought suit against Contractor Driscoll of Washing ton, who Is building the addition to the federal building, to recover on note. The case will be tried before Justice O.. II. Fowler and n jury to-day. Clerkin < McNamara will appear for the de- fense and Attorney Grove J. Futile will be the counsel for tho plaintiff.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-19
Report in Driges Divorce c.... ,.

The report of ex-chief Justice Park in the Driggs divorce case is now filed with Clerk Anketell of the superior court. It was expected that Judge Park would submit his report to Judge Prentice on or before July 1s, but owing to illness was unable to do 50 before the court adjourned. The report will now remain on file until the opening Of the count in September v !. !.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-19
They Were Twenty-four Hours Late.

They Were TWenty-fOur Hours Late.
 Two Russian Hebrews entered the county commissioners office yesterday morning and protested strongly against the opening of saloon 8 few doors from the Russian synagogue on Factory street. Commissioner Reynolds ex- plained, to them that they were just twenty-four hours too late, as a license had been granted to one Francesca Orasio the day before. Had the com missioners known that Orasio's place was so near the synagogue they would not have granted hims hcense@
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-19
Married in the City Hall.

Trafomena Milano, aged sixteen, and Eugenio Pagano were married yester- day morning in Registrar Carr's office, Miss Milano lives with her half-brother, singi Cirigue, at Prindle street. Pagano boards with them. Monday the couple called at the registrars office, but he could not issue the license as consent of the girls parents or guardian were necessary. Judge Robertson appointed Cirgue guardian of the girl yesterday morning, and in short time after the license was procured. James Capo- rale, justice of the peace, performed the marriage ceremony. X, s'.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-19
Thomas R. Pratt Sued

Thomas R. Pratt was served with no- tices of two suits yesterday, one brought by Frank Dole for an alleged debt of $450, and the other by Dole Bros. & Co, for an alleged debt of s100. Property of Pratt's on Whitney avenue was at tached
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-19
MOTHERS WORRIED. How Infant Death Rate May Decrease. Cleanliness, Pure Air and
 LaCtated Food Tho Only Surs Prsvsntivss of Cholera
 Infantum. Lactated Food Approaches Nearest to Breast Milk. Everyone Knows What It is Made uf.--
 No Secret h t.

Don't feed n baby on a secretly pre- pared food.
 Don't take any chances of giving 1t q !" trade :" article that is made, no one knows where nor by what process.
 Use lactated food {: pure, unadulterated nnn,,,ahinr Good
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-19
Funeraisolfl .Is N, 1yidm1esnn.

This morning at St. Mary's church the funeral services Of |. ". widmann, who died .MondaysYin ! be held }. Short services will pe held n m l6ts hoine, 186 Grown street, fsssls ss.S ssasF \
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-19

Deanss Rheumatics Fillsss absoiuteiy c,ire rheumasism and neukaleia. Entirely yege-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04
Auxiliary Board Meeting.

At noon on yesterday the auxiliary
board of managers OF the Virginia Hos
pital had their regular meeting at the
hospital building, Mrs. Magruder, presl.
dent. In the chair. Minutes OF the last
meeting were read by the secretary
Mrs. A. II. Camm.
The principal business transacted con-
sisted in the appointment OF committees
for the ensuing year and the decision as
to the date for the annual dohatoh
party. o,.,oz
OF the house committee Mrs. Charles
Todd was appointed chairman: ways ana
means Mrs. McAdams; yard, Mrs: Hugh
Taylor: visiting Miss Matte Harris I:
children's, Mrs. Werth; hospital, Mrs.
Conway Howard.
November 18th was appointed donation,,
day. and on that day the hospital VIII
be open from IL until o'clock for, the
inspcction of visitors, and a cordial re-
ception committee. consisting of men,,
hrs of the board, viii welcome All
corners. Donations of various kinds are
Needed. and from roof to basement, 1t Is
honed therefore. that the, occasion VIII
he marked by prompt and generous re-
sponse from the many friends OF the
institution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04
Pr0prrty Transfers.

Richmond.-E. S. Brown, commissioner.
10 Annie A. Mettert, 30 feet on north
side Marshall street, near Brook avenue,
$1,000.
r. N. Carter. special commissioner. and
others to MoZele. wife of Otho O..
owens, n feet on south side Grace
street, between Seventh and Eighth,
$3.50.
A. ]. Chewing and f.. s. Rose to Fred
erick Peasants, 30 feet on south side
FLOYD street, between Linden and Beech,
subject 10 deed of trust for $3.50, 81 800.
Nicholas Nj. and Charles NJ. Corbin TO
Nicholas Mills administrators, interest IN
30 feet on south side Canal street, near
Tenth. =,
Jane r. Hudson TO same. interest in
the above property.
Ronald Mills to same. interest in the
above property. 49,.
Nicholas Mills to same, interest in the
above property.
Nicholas G.. and Adele {. NILS 10 same,
interest in the above property.
Thomas V. and Andrew X. Robinson 10
same, Interest in the above property.
Salne NJ. and Charles Il. Walden ana
Anna NJ. Brander TO same, interest in the
above property; ,,.- go,
Ohio Railway Company, 30 feet on south
side Canal street. near Tenth 500.
Henrico.-Thomas ii. Farrand to Flem-
ing j. Roper, so feet on west side Holling
street Sil
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04
JUSIICN ~ nv COURr.
Tae Examipa ION of Mr.. ierriter Goes ever
Uni To.motrow


Mr. NJ r. Ferriter. the contractor. who
stands charged with assIulung, striking
and killing Paul y, Grant, appeared be-
fore Justice Crut chicld yesterday morn
ing. but hls case was continued until to-
morrow morn,ng TO await the result 81
were recognized by the Justice In the
sum OF $50 each. 20 appear at the In
quest, and also in the Police Court on
Monday morning.
Hall Brothers (coloreO were charged
with keeping their bar-room open on
Sunday. but the case was dismissed.
there being no evidence against the ac-
FUSED
j. Russell (colored) was fined 81. and
costs for contempt of court, having failed
10 appear In court ON Friday morning.
Herman Fleming had 20 pay S290 and
costs for assaulting and beating While
Carson.
Willie Donley was charged with as
eaulting beating and threatening the life
OF Charles Collins. lie was also charged
with assauiIing Cyclone +. ii. Samuels.
constable, OF Heurico county. A partial
examination OF the case was held. but II
MAS finally continued until next Ned
besday morning. TO produce several more
Witnesses
Messrs. Carneal & Gayle were eharg-
I'd with the violation OF a city ordinance
by falling to connect their premises Nos.
~ and 10 west Charity street. With a
cuD9ert. The case was continued for
one week. TO enable them 10 have the
work done.
Alex. Tunstall, Tom Grant. John Wind
er and james phurston were charged
with a similar offence, by failing TO DIS
play the schedule of their price rates in
their hacks. Thev failed 20 appear when
their cases were called and rules were
Issued againss them
J.. H. Dusenberry was also charged
With violating cay ordnance, by nall
lng advertising cards on trees and tele-
graph poles. He stated that he was
hot aware OF the existence OF an ordl-
nance forbiddirfg the porting OF cards in
that manner and the charge was dis
missed
Joe wilkins. q colored boy. had to pay
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04
CIV Clrcnit CnnIt

In the, City Circuit Court, before Judge
WEXFORD, yesterday. the case of Robert
Lee Powers against the Supreme Sitting.
order or Iron Hall, was reinstatad
IN the case Of G. VI. Hughes against
y w Williams Judgment was given for
the plaintiff In the sum OF $15l'4t
In the case of Thomas Il. Burwe1l
against the American Employers La
oilIty insurance Company the jury gave
verdict for the defendant
Mr.. Arthur Scrfyenor, an alien and ma
tive OF England. yesterday declared his
intention or becoming a citizen OF the
United States by taking out his first
paper
The following new suits were instituted
In this tribunal yesterday:
w. Ben. Davis against W. A. l.. Seal.
FOR sl03.
George T. King against w. II. Bourn y.
damages, $50.
Writ f. Taylor, o. 4. Hawkins and
George c. Bidgood, partners doing bust
ness under the firm name OF Writ y
Taylor K Co., against w. III. Bourn: AZ.
uon OF debt for SlG7.i2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04
An Important Mating

The Common Council will hold It's
monthly meeting tomorrow evening at
o'clock, and from all appearances the seS-
sion will be a very important one.
The Committee on RetrcnchMent and
Reform, who have labored hard in Sc
cret sessions for several months past,
will submit their first report. The docu-
ment is a very lengthy one, covering nine
foolscap pages Of typewritten copy The
contents OF this report have go far been
Kept from every one except members Of
the committee. and the young men who
wrote the report on the typewriter 1t
has aroused the curiosity OF a good many
OF the city officials and their friends, and
II IS thought that Ii will create a great
deal of discussion.
The resolution approprlatng $500, In
addition 20 a former appropriation OF
S,0D, for the construction OF a colored
armory which was last month passed by
the Beard OF Aldermen over the veto OF
Mayor Taylor, Will come I'D for concur
renee. II Will in all probability create a
lively debate, for IL is intimated that
several members will sustain the Views Of
Mayor Taylor on the subject, and il looks
rather doubtful at this time whether the
necessary two-third vote can be secured
10 pass the resolution over the veto.
The subject OF a free telephone service
10 the city departments also promises %
create good deal Of discussion. II the
company should decline to accede TO the
demands OF the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04
= and costs for assault,ns. beating and

q and costs for assaulttng, beating and
cursing Annie Fountain
Robert Evans scolored) was charged by
w. II. Austin. also colored, with stealing
his hat. II appeared from the testimony
that both had been tussleing on the street.
and that finally Evans picked up Aus
tins hat, leaving mis- own behind. He
was therefore discharged. but Austin was
fined 81 and costs for swearing out the
warrant without Justification.
Frank johnson (coiofed) was charged
with breaking into the chicken house OF
II. l.. Banton. at the latter's farm. near
the new reservoir In the night time. ana
stealing dozen chickens. ~ appcareu
that the farm Is situated more than
mile beyond The city limits, and Johnson
was therefore turned over 10 the county
authorities.
William casul, alias Austin Miller, q
coiored boy who has been ooihS %e'
jobs occasionally for Alderman >. ".
White, was charged with stealing nia -
intoSh from the la.tters house nc was
sent on 20 the grand jury. -,
Joe Granger. ALIAS Harris. sho.nsr COZ
ored boy. was charged with steahng
suit of clothes, which he tried 70 pawn
afterwards. His case was Continued until
next Saturday.
N. +. Woodward was nned ~ ana costs
for being drunk on the street
Bette Brown, a col0red Siri, charged
with the same offence, was sent 10 JAN
for thirty days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04

Fine Trip TO New York TO Attend tho Dig
Horse show.

On Monday. November 18th. the big
horse show VIII open in Madison s9Sa &c
Garden. New York city. when WIZ pe
continued for six DAYS. This class oI a.,
tertanment has become more popuaas
from year to year, and II always at.ra ..u
a large number OF visitors 10 the mftiui
lis from ali sections OF the country, d ~
patronized by New YOrk's best py yVyp..i;
and especially al the opening night ware
MeAllsters Four Hundred turn out ~
full force. ,-,.,a
In order TO give the people OF Richhio ,ili
an opportunity of visiting the ple L.
show In the most comfortable nia rhst
and at the same time without any $500 ,,
outlay of money. the Old Dominion ste snns
ship Company, through Messrs: ueS S,ty
w. Allen & Co. the agents In TINS e, IL,
have made arrangements for persohaig
conducted excursion 80 New York, ahu
quite a number of applications for Irahs5-
portation have already been reeeiSea.
The party will leave Richmond next say,
urday, November 10th. al O'Clock u,
the afternoon over the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railway for Newport News, Where
they viii board one Of the xpaeudid nsS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04
An Ix Policeman bead.

Queer he sSiiasram NJ notifying him Of the
GsoIb OF his Brother. Mr., W; II. Rex Rex
WIN" The deceased was a member OF ST
JOINS church and OF virginaiaas Council SrSH
No u. Royal Arcanum, ana M"S ~ Sad
S SsS s 90 with the Richmond police 1ba
force since May l. 1883. MAJOR r 'as
speeking Of him yesterday, sad ne w sSd
one Of the most honorable, eiheieh' co anu
,rns,worthy men ever under his com,
m msSd F sms some months past he served
as special oliicer in tho sanitary aspabpiis his
ment. He was very popular VIII an,o
brother officers. and enjoyed the es'se''
of n host OF friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04
/. Speaking viii DO Mors Good.

Governor O'FeTrall returned yesterday
shortly before noon from Norfolk, where
he addressed a Democratic mass meeting
on the previous evening. The Governor
spoke In the highest terms OF She en-
thusiasm which he found prevailing In
Norfolk, and he feels confident that Hon.
u. Gardiner Tyler will be reelected 10
Congress by handsome majority.
The Governor intended TO leave on Mon
day for his former home. In Harrison
burg, 10 cast his vote, but he feels that
he can do more good by remaining In
Richmond and making another of his
effective speeches in Manchester to-mor-
row evening He has therefore paired
with Mr.. William Loeb. Republican
resident OF Harrisonburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04
Muffs.
steamers that is to arrive in New York

steamers that Is to arrive In New York
on next Sunday at =. NJ.
on their return trip the eXcursionists
can leave New York on Tuesday, NOyem-
Der 18th, at +. NJ. by steamer James
town. or on Wednesday, tho 18th, by
staemer Roanoke via Old Point. arriving
In Richmond on Wednesday. November
18th. or Thursday, November 18th, at $50
y. NJ, over the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway.
1t is expected that quite a number OF
members OF the Westmoreland and Com
monwealth Clubs Will participate in the
trip.
The fare for the round trip including
meals and berth on steamer, is only Sll.
Tickets are good FOR ten days, and may
be used for the return on any steamer Of
the line. Special arrangements have been
made, with the Hotel Marlborough. on
Broadway and Thirty-sixth streets, by
which the excursionists may md ac-
commodations at She rate of s. per day,
while the regular rates are s. a day.
Those who are deeirous Of participating
In the excursion are requested to send
their names at once 10 the Office OF the
company In this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04
some Time.

Sometime think you will be glad 10
know,
That / have kept you over in my heart
And that my love has only deeper Grown
Ia all the time that we have been apar'.
Sometime wucn you have slipped away
from care,
And idly fan H. dreaming Of the past
And sadly think Of all your life has MISS
ed.
You will remember my true love at last.
or Il may come 20 pass some dtrary
night.
After a day that has been hard 10 bear
When you are weary, hcarlsick and Tor
lorn.
That You will close your tired eyes to
dream,
OF tender kisses falling soft and light
OF resim touches smoothing back your
hair.
OF SOFT words spoken to your hearts de-
tight.
oh, thcu you will remember and be glad,
That / have kent you ever in my heart
And that your hearts true home VIII SUI
be there,
Although We wander silent and apart.
Anonymous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04
Law and Equity Court.

In the Law and Equity Court before
Judge Minor yesterday the hearing OF the
testimony in the case Of James Sweeney
against John Kelly was continued. An
adjournment had finally 20 be taken un-
Ill tomorrow on account OF the absence
OF a material witness.
The following suits were instituted YES
terday in this tribunal:
w. O. Burton against the Powhatan
Clay Manufacturing Company for 400
damages.
n. V. Randolph against c. II. Ammons
ad A. III. Hardesty for 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04
i O G.. I. OnlcrYs.

The following officers OF Sidney Lodge.
Re,vldSre Hail Friday night: Dr. Leo A.
Pusey. chief templar; William Hall Crew
past chief templar; Miss Belle Toomey'
vice templar; Mrs. r.. Il. DOMAIN, super
intendent Juvenile Temple; Joseph II.
Shepherd, secretary; Miss Lizzie Hau,
rand assistant secretary; Il. Rutherford
Donnan, financial secretary; Mrs. Il. X.
Donnan, treasurer Edward Williams,
chaplain; Cad. G.. Smith. marshall: Miss
Bessie White. deputy marshall; Miss
Belle MCGOWAN. guard; j. G.. Smith.
sentinel: Mrs. Mabet-A. Smith, organIst
Miss Katie BAN. chorisuer; Herman
Boschen, librarian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04
The Wasliiugtops

william Washington (colored) was ar.
rested yesterday by Officer Kerse
charged with carrying a concealed
weapon.
Policeman Werner yesterday arrested
Francis Washington on the charge OF
burglarizing the store OF John Podesta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04
Services at the Association.

A conservation service will be held in
the parlor OF the Young Mems Christian
Association this morning at 5 O'clock.
The service will be conducted by Mr..
George r. Tibbitts. the general secretary,
and all the earnest workers Of the or
ganlza ton are expected 10 attend.
The usual meeting for boys will be held
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
Rev. Jabez Hall. OF the Seventh-Street
Christian church, win speak to young
men at o'clock in the afternoon. His
subject will be What Lack YETI
Brass Tenders and Fire Sets.
rs east Main, JNO. ~ NoLT1NQ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04

The Society for the Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities will not meet on
Tuesday, 9th OF November, but ON Fri
required.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04

In the fifteenth century o took OF DE.
vntions cor a wealthy English nooteman
VAS copied by one man. had theruorie,
s",'nrlled by a second the initials painted
Sssiph t5ir9 Inc Ornamental borders by 4
se,,rth and was sent 20 miniaturist OF
FLANDERS 10 be further ornamented.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. John Peek have issued
,nvt,ations 10 the marriage or Their daugh-
Ter Ida May, 90 Mr.. George b. Rand
LETT. Of Norfolk, Va The ceremony VIII
al 1 o'clock. at their residence. s1is east
Marshall street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04

A physicians prescription is an empi-
normal physical condition Indicated
By a scientific diagnosis. Inc pfescfp-
ton being written i'm characters incom-
prehensible 10 the layman, he - content
IL his avowed ignorance 10 abstain from
an attempt 70 inquire into the rationale
OF the diagnosis.
An architectural design Is scientific.
LOGICAL deduction from certain funda-
mental facts unfortunately presented
IN more or less artistic form. This form
CONVEYS an idea 70 the intelligent mind
OF val ying artistic merit, The more OBJ
tuse the observer the better he VIII Ike
IN To critically place II at It's true value
requires analytical acumcn OF the high
est order. Hence II IL that men select
their physicians, lawyers. engineers,
g. by consulting the opinion OF experts
az 10 professional merit. or, what II
| eoul.alent 20 this, by their reputation
| bgt they can Judge ~ the merits OF an
! architect by their likes and dislikes or
| his drawlngs.-L. Eidlitz In The Arcni-
| tectural Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04
I Would Sot Wake Thee.

CTo My Chldhoods Good Angelo
/ would not wake thee, though to nave
thee Waktn
Would turn 10 highest rapture all my
pain!
1 would not wake thee, though 10 have
thee Waken
Would be TO bid thee live and love again.
For dearest, II thou be soul immortal
Secure In peace and bli5s Tor ever
more.
l would not call thee back through death 5
dread portal
TO doubt again upo,i earth's clouded
shore.
And dear. Il thou be dead-if death Is
real
And this dread sleep Is all such slumber
seems,
70 call thee back to life were most un.
leal,
For Efe and love would be but empty
dreams!
Myrta Lockett Ayary.
Annie, late wife OF Gcn'L J. D. Inn
boden, who died In Richmond, July oth.
lSS3.-Taken from the Boston transcript
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04
Dress Goods.

When IL comes 20 Dress Materials
at a popular price that strikes US.
our inc Of Nobby and stylish suit
ings. Iridesceut Effects, DC, cam /
mol be duplicated at ;bis price. our
counters this week show signs Oh
activity. Such prices as we pre-
sent assure this.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04

Beautiful Iridescent Effects, 3ox |
3s-inch serges, 10 blue and black
rough imported effects, together
with the hapdsomest display Of
stylish and seasOnable Dress Nate
rails ever before shown over our |
counters. Be here. Don't miss It.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-12
NAVAL VETERANS.
In National Convention at Piiisburg, Elect
Board OF Officers.

plrrsBURG, Pa Sept. 1.-THE national
convention of Naval Veterans, today,
elected VIM. G. Atkins of Cincinnati, COM
modore; George G. Ireland of Brooklyn,
captain; g. w. Shaw of Zsnesvillc, Ohio,
commander; Joseph II. Gilman of Boston.
lieute nant commander. Among others elected
were Junior lieutenant, John w. Shaw,
Bath. Me-; paymaster, +. +. Dustin,
Providence; surgeon, Lorenzo Traverse,
NJ. d., Providence; chaplain, X. l.. De-
Mott, Warren, Me-; judge advocate,
Charles j. Convey, Lowell, Mass.
Ole hundred delegates were present, to-
night, at the opening of the national con-
vention of ex- prisoners of war.