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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-18
DECEPTIVE Ape RANCE

MsHere is an ilciden Ghar i related
ain connection With the interest al
present being manifested in "~Hs,
#tepls Ii shows thai there are more.
y;ys than one of getting the hest
sof the bank and in this case IL teas
ststruse and tedious calculations
We not necessary
N one evening al Dinant in BELGIUM
sa benevolent looking old gentleman
8e,,tered the casino and sitting down
8rleXr the croupier. IL produced three
VI oooflanc notes This money h. i'm
mcdiately exchanged for lis eduiya-
lent in counters For nearly an hour
nc remained sitting lis'lessly before
til table. carelessly watching the play
Suddenly there came from the Other
END of the table the sound Of hi&n
N ords. one of the PLAYERS alyire lc
Ecrsed the man opp6eit" 6 !a'zin@
annexed his WINNINGS Finely III
w. men came 10 blows. aH1 he cl'pl-
Bier had 10 interfere - separate
III ON. When they ro2aiHed her Dta
e. and the ball had been once moro
Il III on lis journey he old gentleman
'oHietly pointed 10 The whole a zig
cl1ips en- the ayant sdernief alVl asla4
4 Ky he had nat been paid
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-18
REMOVAL NOTICE.

M. ]. ". Matthews has moved his
place Of business from East Taict
avenue to tO9 East Fourth a7e1ua,
uhe-e ne will be pleased to serve the
public. NJ. Matthews BARBECUE rs
BEEF. PORK, and MUTTON daily
and hani.es only the best Kansas City
meats. Your orders solicited.
T. W. MATTHEWS
tt 100 East Fourth avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-18
The EsTAET,c POINT o~ VIEW

Mr. SDoonamore-Wculo yeu
like to GO to the ball game uext Fri
day afternoon
Miss Pelira C1o,dwin-CChaaks NJ, /
don't like the kind Of balls Trey say
the pitchers are using tais season
Chicago Tribune
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-18
NEW sLEEolNG CAR SERVICE

~ Z w G~IiNA IAN S-NSASE
VIA ron MOGr-AiN RCUT'
Ca,-sr.alctug A-gIs, stn, tas Ire
Mountain ROVE VI: establish -nrouS
ia;..T sleeping ca service betwe>
New Orleans al1 $, LOUIS. via "a
ley 2p1-a as T. 2. ca the tc,low1ls
schessu.s
Ncr.hoourt.
Leave New Orleans Is o N.
Laay- P.2e Blu AS p II
A-;,a S.. Louis T::3i 3 n.
So4thhourt.
Leave S. Louis go 2, N,
A-c:ve Pine BlI1 -1:N 4. N.
Awe New Orleans s:55 l. N
F2- reservations apply to Ices
ageac-
II. c. TOWNSEND, G. krA
st. Ions ia
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-18
They have chinbIeys noaw ca

consume their own smoke said
Farmer Foddershuc.l, ";su there's
ways and means cs disDosin' 81 tn
waste product III mos e7agg maau-
tactue.' But the fe,la- will uake lots
o money that'u invent piaone- that
will consume It's own 0uslc- --Cteve,
land Leader,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-18
$500
For Letters About the South

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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-18

Spec iaI home seekers excursions
iron Pine Bluff 10 all points in Okla
tona. Indian Territory. Texas aHd
HHNico. Tickels on sale t'.S, and th.r5s
TUESDAYS in every monta until Jaou-
eeN. I"oG. Raj viii be fest class far
/ ~ s. Limit tWentyzone days from
dale of sale
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-18

$ Louis, NJ, An1 ces:r,s 81 S.
tickets - sale May s t. Ei@9
limit co. return vi be Nay
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-18

But4to, n Y, Hi -ataru wiz 5ha
@'ks. Fare f. r2rud trln oG@ ars--
c.ass f1r4 p,us s. Tjctla-s IT sal
July to =. L;m!t FOR return July Is.
except by payment Of Zee extension
i..ay be secured - August
4 \ Atso.i Agart
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-18

"" have some very aaaaetie,srate
offer To The Yellow Stone park.
}afcS and conditions will he named
Il inquiry al his Office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
ADD NEW REGIMENT
TO PRESENT FORCE
"seventy-second" to be Name Of
the New organi-
cation.

z Virginia is shortlyito have new reg'-
ment OF volunteer soldiers, the number
Of which is to be the, 'Seventy second"
The matter has been under adviscment
for some time by the state authorities
and has now taken definite shape It
is believed the headquarters of the Sew
enty-sccond Regiment Will be IN staun-
ton, whore tho election OF officers WI
take place next Saturday.
The companies TO constitute the or,
sanizatlon will be: A, Staunton Rliles, Of
Staunton: b. Culpeper Minute Men; -,
the Meckenburg Guard, of Chase City,;
Ct. Petersburg Grays; II, Clifton Forge
Rifles; ~, Roanoke Light lnfantryi q,
the Page Rllemen, OF Luray, and p, the
Warren Light Infantry, OF Front Royal
The Officers to be chosen are 4 colonel.
a Northumberland and two majors,
In compliance with regnyntnl Ifgular
TONS such officers as are q uhllllco "
vote will be deemed competent 70 par
ticipate In the election 81 me colonel
and lieutenant Of the organization
II has been deemed wise for some time
to form M additional regiment, embrae-
ing such companies as are now as-
taehed and as may hereafter ne formed.
with regiment ~ Richmond, one ~
Norfolk aud another In Stnuntal, we
forces would be pretty vet scat.eren,
and IN easy access Of any paw y -. =
Stale. tt1 sf,t5tt 'ff 53f 7istsN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
HOW UNCLE SAM
GAN RETAL..|ATE
Secretary Shaw Says Movement
Will be Made to Get New
Tariff Law.
TO MEET HOSTILE POWERS
nv Associated press.l

tBy Associated press.>
CLEVELAND. OHIO. May 2o.-The
fifth annual dinner OF the Chamber OF
Commerce was held here tonight. with
400 persons in attendance Leslie M
Shaw, Secretary Of tho Treasury, spoke
on Mon Partisan Statesmanslp. ITO
said In part as follows:f
II cannot believe that any country seri-
ously considers putting Ill operation
revision Of tariffs Imposing new and So
we're determinations against the people
of the United States. Such action would
be most unfortunate from every point
of view to both. countries. Certain IT IS
tho United Stutcs has done nothing, and
will do nothing, to invite such q course.
"If, however, any considerable number
OF foreign countries should unite with
those now discriminating against w
then thcro will remain for the people OF
the United States four possible policies.
have heard 1t intimated That an
amendment to our present iariil laws -
likely to be proposed ut the next session
(but with what prospect Of passage = can
not say), substantially as follows;
BE II enacted tha whenever my
country grants to the people OF any
other country privileges within us
markets which are withhodcn from
tho people OF the United States, then
and all such Instances the tariff
duties on all merchandise coming
those countries showing such pre-
fcrences shall be per cent. higher
than provided IN the schedules OF ex-
listing tariff laws"
..This would constitute asinaxinum and
minimum tariff. the maximum 70 be en-
forced only against such countries rs OK
act maximum rate against u.s.
II understand that those who advocate
this course meet the charge TINT II means
tariff war with the suggestion tina the
United States will not first declare such
n war. Being forced to follow the cx-
ample of other countries is not the EQUIV
alent Of n declaration OF war, while yleid-
in gto the demand that the United States
shall discriminate against tiase who 40
not discriminate against her might In
volve neutral powers II a universal tariff
war. Such war would necessarily harm
us. but 1t would harm more seriously stu
those who drove us Into It. The United
States prefers to reat all alike. and fully
appreciates like treatment by others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
"A NEW CANDIDATE.
Fight for Newport News Collec-
torship-Fire and Water.
fc,.o,,i+, r,o T,mcs- Dispatcl,,

Especial to The Dispatch) =,
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May Pot de-
veloped to-day that Seth v. Peck and M.
M .Vlpond Ind withdrawn from the ra ss e
for the customs cocctorship FOR TINS 5, port or,
Hopkins. n leading member OF the local
Republican icommttee. He ls,s strong
support, but 1t Is still believed thnt A.aC.
,Peachy will BIO appointed collector.
Fire which started In an unknown man.
ner in the Rosenbaum building, esiO-2Bl2
Washington Avenue, damaged the build
Ing and the stock in the Rosenbaum
Hardware Store and Capital Dry Goods
House to the extent of $4,000 Inc IRE
was discovered about $500 o'clock this
morning and It burned until 5 O'Clock. the
flames being confined entirely to the third
story. Water ruined most of tho stock
In tho dry goods store
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
UP TO AUToMoBILIsTs.
Mr.. ]. T. Temple Challenges Any
Richmond Machine for Race.

An automobile bus line has been 9, ! IN
nug,,rated between ITnrmville and lamp
den-sidney College, distance OF seven
miles. .,,..
for the ,F'oseer Automobne !, G I;ia ramy.
ing Car from Richmond to FarmVille to
make tho delivery to the Farmville Auto
mobile Bus Company.
He was on the road an entire day on
account OF the heavy rains tnat maze
well OF the machine; that It reached
Farmville I'm absolutely good order and
was on the run the following day.
Mr.. Temple spent several days IN Farm
vile instrlctnr the two drivers how TO
run the car. He made the trip Of seS si,
miles from Hampton Sidney to Farmville
in II minutes. with five passengers ~ the
car.
driver With any car now In use n t n,
for n bet Of $500 side, and n side bet
Of 81 per mile for.thc distance between
TO pay fre.ght on cars back Cit, TO this city y;
Mr. Temple will use n Cadillac Car. not
to cost more than $3.50 money to be post
cd with any responsible house OF Rich
rt,I 3 v i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Mr.. PEYToN TO RUN.
Will Stand lor the House o
Delegates in Primary.

delegates IN Primary.
Mr.. r. Z. Peyton, Jr.. yesterday an.
nounced his candidacy FOR a seat in the
House of Delegates, subject to the pri-
mary, to take place on June goth.
Mr.. Peyton is a prominent lawyer and
is member of the city Democratic Com
mittee. He is nephew of Judge S. 3.
Witt and is well known In the city.
The local fight is looking up consider
ably. The friends Of Hon. c. NJ. Wal
lace, Jr.. held a meeting In the interest
of his candidacy for Commemorative at
torncy. at Westham Hall on Cary Street
last night.
a good many of the candidates set
tied their fees with the treasurer of the
committee yesterday. The first to pay
up was Mr.. Minetree Folkes, who Is run
ming for Commemorative attorney. The
next was General Charles J. Anderson
for State senator They all have until
June 10th. A meeting will be held at Bel
videre Hall next Saturday night under
the auspices of the Clay Ward Actives.
There will be many speeches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21

coat OF paint. City officials declare
that II Is an excellent sign OF the
prosperous condition of the city.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr. Charles l.. Page, COMMUNICATING
attorney and city attorney for Maiich .,.
Ter. who underwent an operation at the
Virginia Hospital Friday, is doing very
nicely. He rested easily yesterday and
will be out within a short time.
The Manchester police Will begin the
nrst Of thc week and summons all par
ties who have not secured vehicle ana fld
business licenses for the year, before the
mayor to give explanations.
The Eiks will meet tomorrow night
and perfect the plans for the bazaar
to be given in September.
Miss Ludwell Lee, daughter OIL MT.
and Mrs. Joseph Lee who reside on the
turnpike, near stop No. s. who has been
at tho Retreat for the Sick for several
weeks under the car OF Or. Nerchaht'
"a expected to be able to return within p
few days TO her home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
WEINsTEIN CONVICTED.
Appeals From the Charge Of Re
ceiving Stolen Property.

- \
K number Of lawyers got In the game
in. the Police Court yesterday. and the
result was a session far into the after.
noon. thereby cutting Justice John off
from the ball games.
The case that consumed SO much time
was that Of Sol. WeInstein, o who WAS vas
is alleged TO have purchased lot Of
stun from q negro. named John Smith,
and the officers expect to show that the
stuff. was taken fromfa. railroad car: The
hearing consumed much time, and in the
end the Justice found Weinstein, guilty
and gave him four months In jail, from
which Judgment an appeal was taken,
and the case went on to the Hastings
Court. with Weinstcin out on bail.
Two young men. named Charles john
son and T.. Fl. Lisbon, were placed un-
der hcnds to keen the peace toward each
other. The affair arose over q woman. &
& The first fines for driving over n1acada-
mized streets we're imposed. and In doing
so the Justice declared that he would
raise the fine next time. The first fines
were 81 each and four Of them were col
lectcd.
There were a number of small DRINKS
and disorderlies; which helped make the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Her Sixteenth Birthday

On last Monday evening Miss Aurelln
rimberlake, entertained at her home on
Second Avenue. Chestnut Hill, In honor
of her sixteenth birthday.
The guests were. Misses NIaude 'rignor
and Lille Thacker. of RichmoNd; Misses
Rebecca Clarke, Bessie Marshall, Mnude
LIvesay, Louise Rennie. Annie sale, Flor
berIake, OF Chestnut Hill, and Messrs
Lamar and Russell Henley, James Gates
and sidney Laird. Of Richmond: Messrs
Luther I'llier, Richard Sale and Ollie Tim
berlake, Of Chestnut Fiji: Leslie 7, BEL,
OF Waterbury, Conn; Paul Yates, of Nor
ristown, NJ G., and Frank chamblee. OF
Wakeneld N. G.. &st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
WAITS FURLOUGH.
Order Granting 1t Issued Yester-
day-Ohicer off for Washington

Major Werner notified Captain Hulce
yesterday that Policeman Wyatts thir-
ty-day furough would begin to-dny.
The furlough was granted by the Police
Board, so that the officer might enter
actively on his canvass for the office
Of High Constable.
During the absence from the city of
various officers connected with the po-
lice department. the following detail has
been made: Acting chief. Inspector
Epps; acting clerk, Sergeant Matthew's:
acting. captain of detectives. Sergeant
Gibson.
Major Werner and Clerk Pollock will
be in Washington all week In attend
nnce upon the sessions of tho chiefs
convention. and Captain Tomlinson will
be In Nelson county ON police business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
SHOOT IN A GALE.
Richmond Gun Club Break Mud
Pies. But Not Records.

The races and trap shooting at the Deep Run
Hunt Club and other attractions at various
gylIces In the city did not keep good bunch
from attending the regular shoot OF the Rich
mond Gun Club yesterday afternoon
Sixteen faced tho traps In gale OF wind,
and tho scores In tho regular shoot suffered
very materially, but at the expiration OF apout
nj, hour there was q lull in the wind and some
phenomenal scores We're made ~.
- ''Winchester, ". s." was high gun IN the
regular shoot and won high gun medal.
Fultz and Tignor were close up Tor second
place. however. x
Fultz broke "a out OF his first Is, winning
the weekly medal Three tied for the Anthony
medal, In which so much interest is centered.
VIZ Parker = Harris and Janowski.
BY an eror Janowski's score was overlook
ed 70 IT will not be announced until next
Saturday who won 1t yesterday
n Conditions governing this medal are, the one
winning same oftencst during the season, win
shooter ninety per cent. becomes the personal
owner thereof. Handicaps changed at each
shoot
In the extra targets after tho regular shoot.
Johnny Martin put up a phenomenal score, ana
broke tho record OF these GROUNDS by scoring
Schultzer powder and Ideal shells.
C. r. Fultz. who Is adjusting new -
a. Smith one trigger gun to his corpulent bony.
Is shooting In good form. and says ne wiz
make good showing at the WASHINGTON shoot.
The Richmond club Is making great prepare.
July.
The Hunter Arms Company sent handsome
badge to be contested for same day AZ
these and other trophies Will be displayed
in Messrs. Harris F'lippen Co.'S window.
Tho club members will meet Thursday night
to appoint committees 10 arrange 'te VIZ a'-
Regular score at so targets:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21

III . f. ~ r. ) n + -
when with fewer we'll selected and con-
sservntiwe Styles bought from a jobber
and frequently sized In. he would do
more satisfactory and profitable busi-
ness.
Retailers to-day who handle and push
specially shoes are using a weapon 10
break their own neck with. For the
time is rapidly approaching when the
same makers OF specially shoes. catering
TO the fads and futIcics OF men and
women. will want and take the retailers
profit las they have done the jobber's
pronD and 20 direct TO small towns. open
up their 100 or 80 styles In parlors OF hos
tells and invite the "a elite consumer to
come and buy.
He shows more and varied styles and
patterns than any retailer can afford to
carry: and will then leave catalogues and
samples with some young man or woman
as agent TO take orders at 10 per cent. and
the retailer is mot In It,"
This Is undisputahly SevidAnced in the
clothing business. Dealers In clothing
hardly daresstock upon nice clothing for.
any peanut stand cnf show the consumer
few hundred samples OF cloth. and take
his measure, insure n ut. md sell him
for ten per cent profit. carrying
and sell a fairly good suit for $3.50 and
up.
Therefore, I say, without fear OF COM
tradiction. That for the good OF the re-
taller. that the higf-dlass jobber. Is his
best friend. and II lie receives the patron
age he is entitled to, the said retailers
profits will be enhanced, and his bus-
ness increased. his patrons better sails.
fed than by any method tina he can pur-
''s. N. X SMITH.
With Stephen Putney Shoe Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
\ ON EDUCATION.
President Boatwright and Others
Talk in Grecnevillc.

EM ViRefsfTl = VIZ K. May so.1IAnporians
and citizens Of cireensvllle county were
out In full force to-day to listen to
speakers engaged by tho Education AS
ISOLATION of Virginia. DR.. GAVIN LAWS.
superintendent OF schools or Isle /. OF
Wight COUNTY, spoke upon tne vn'ues
materially and morally. to the state OF
tho educated man, and showed that 1t
paid Individual, State and nation to have
the best citizens possible. ~,
DR.. r. w. Bontwright, of Ricn1nonu COL o.,
lege, spoke at the afternoon session, anu
was listened to with rnpt a u .,s ~
Rev. James Manning Dunaway, the i5 '
list minister OF Enlporla, was also u
sneaker. ann brought out many inter-
estinp features III connection thereto.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Funeral Of DR., Clopton,

The funeral of Rev. Samuel Clopton
D. D., took place from Calvary Baptist
Church at 6 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The body lay in state all day, and was
viewed by Il multitude Of the friends of
the beloved divine. Rev, Ryland Knight.
pastor of the church, conducted the SER
vices and the burial was In Hollywood.
DR. Clopton lived in Smithheld He
came to Richmond about two weeks ago
for treatment at the Retreat Hc died
Friday at noon. There was n large at
tendance at the church and at The grave
In HOLLYWOOD.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
JOHNSON HELD ON
CHARGE OF LUNACY
fpv A.eoc,otnd press

CINCINNATI, OHIO. May 20.-A
charge of lunacy has been preferred
against Edward Johnson (colored), who
was arrested on charges that he had
sent letters to people predicting disaster
for fancied wrongs done him or his rel
atives The Issuing of the warrant was
caused partly BY the fact that the POI
lice have nothing on which to hold john
son pending a complete investigation as
to whether he knows anything about the
letter sent to Chester, w. Va, by ~.
Johnson" who confessed to completely
in five murders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
THE MISSIONARIES.
The Conference Closes To-day
With a Special Programme.

(By Associated Press,) q
ASIIENlLLE. N, c., May 20.--The third
days proceedings Of the South Atlantic
Missionary Conference were marked by
the deliverance of four interesting adj
dresses on mission work. pr. II. NJ, Ham
H. who was introduced by Bishop Hen,
discussed pthe Bible as the handbook or
missions" DR. j. s, French dwelt on tho
necessity of,giping freely in aid Of foreign
missions, and the Rev. J r. McGarth,
lack Of fair treatment accorded 10 the
Jews by Christian workers, pr, Seth
Ward was the last speaker at The after
noon session, his subject being Gods
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
. 'een u score at 50 targets:
New Law Firm Here.

new hrm for the practice Of law m
this city has been formed under the name "
Wcssrs samuel REGISTER and james
Mullen. Mr. REGISTER, the senior mem mem
Der, has been practitioner at the n' Gu
mond bar for many years. and has large
i1n mem Of TIC new tirm, is the son
Of Judge j. NJ, Mullen, OF Petersburg: and
is one OF the younger members OF lne
Richmond bar, having been practlclhg ~
time he has been associated With Mr.,
Regester. 0 u ltssgts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
COMMIssIONsWILL
RECOMMEND ASSEMBLY

(By Associated Press, lU5#
Il ST PETERSBURG, May 20.-The Bou-
sIikin rescript commission has practically
completed its labors and the Associated
Press Is in position to announce that
1t will recommend the establishment OF
a representatives assembly. with limited
Legislative powers. The project will be
unblished at the ond of May.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Hobson3 TO Run Again.

by Associated Press)
4 BIRMINGHAM ALA, May POI. e.
N1urgrove, campaign manager for Cap
tain r. p. Hobson, announced tonight
that CAPTAIN Hobson will again run for
Congress from the Sixth Alabama Dis
trict against Colonel J. II. Bankhead,
and that he WILL under no circumstances.
make the race for Governor of Alabama.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
Cut in the Ear.

Drs. Wit,en and Pitt we're called 70 the First
station last night LATE to attend a negro
named corlnth Jones, who had been cut IN the
left car by another negro known as The KID"
The cutting was the result Of an argument
between the two. Jones suffered more from
the loss Of blood than from the wound, ana
he was fIxe9, up comfortably hy the doctors
while the police went Ia search OF the man
WHO did the cutting The ARRAY took place 81,
North SspealesDth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
BRYAN on World Tour.

(By Associated Press.) - Il9y
LINCOLN, NEB., May 20--William j.
Bryan announces that he will mako
tour of the world for the study of muni-
cipal ownership and railroad problems.
His daughter is in 9poor health. and she.
with other members OF Mr.. Bryans fam
lily, will accompany him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-21
New Positions.

(SpeclalsttoS The Times Dispatch:
= SALEM, VAS May 20-Mr. Howard
Holland, who has accepted the position
Of chief clerk Of the Underwater Railroad.
left Wednesday for Norfolk. where the
offices are slocat ted 3:4Ae
DIR. Margaret Painter has accepted the
position as resident physician at the
Marion Insane Asylum. She leaves this
week to assune 7,ner duties! there.