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1906. WlceullobsGfrabe.
SeitIi6sr Stitriit Bmi. 3. @arIano, Ir. 24i.
SiibsgonosStruBe.
s'orS5iii9cr Sifsiit - @. .. aIciueubn. gr.
1928, Ro:bs9ruloiudp.
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gr. 2202, MISUNDERSTANDING.
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Beili6er SiItriIt - 9anieI :. Cohen, Gr. IL.
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1904. Seit'Snpette.Strnbe, mo goparo e.
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2139., Sits9uItimoresStraBe
Boli5etridter at Cargo - 8obert 8. Carr.
Gr. 1906, Rarf.stoenue. uuo Raul Sobanuien,
Gr. 1894, 9iorosH fItois slpenue.
Siaeno.8tdter Saeok ID. Ulofes, Hr. 1891.
giHoens 9lpenle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-23

MILAN poriid)tig q. Gin
Cicnitm1bfen bonn 2anoe beformlnt
5n @eibnaften bon ieiner Serrifait
cine 5aid)ennbr, NIT Der es bod)er.
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f%initcre @eiift bes 0ienitm1bd)ens,
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re-, lalitete Die anttport, i'd, lneroe
mid oaron pergreiicn, no auf bent
Sheine oa itebt: Srpei Sabre @oron.
tic iiir gntes @eben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-23
StaStiid)e San6fertiefeits.S dnlen.

Greene. uio Saneite.S irabe.
MiSauifb. uno OrIennS@Strabe.
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Iortbssibenne uno @dfbiuetpn.S traBe.
SiHs. unbe Sburp.Sfrabe.
1iofIe.S trnbe, uabe VeunfhIrouio sstuenne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-23

geld c 9rGnbc. - @cgcn s
llbr geltern Nbcnb cntltollo ans in'
Gclonhtcr llriod)c ein SScilcr i'm brit.
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tctc.
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britten Stodluerf. bos Don tSrn.
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den mar. Gie Spriben,G ompoanie
Nr. 3 loidtc Die 6lainmet of,c
Miibc. Gic gntitebungsuriad)e beS
@ranOes lit unbcfnnnt. Ger Sdo.
Zen lit 9ering.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-23
9ic nadJitc Opcrnaniiibrnus.

Iueiiunoro S~traoella" BON 6rieo'
rid BON SIotop arlf Dem Ero.
gramm beS pier5ebnten @aitlptelS
Scr metropolitan Spcrn-@ee ll'
idoit." @iro in bcutifer
Sprahc ouigefiibrt. - lie Be-
ieBlug.
= Cine oelltlhe Spcr mo 51par cine
ield)e, neld)c III Sabr5ebnten bier
nidt gebort mllrbe, brinat bo$ pIer'
Schute @altipiel Der nMetrppoliton
Spcru7@eiel ihait"4 meld)eS anl rGd)'
ten 6rcitag in Der n2pric" itattiin'
oct Sricorih non SIotorp's meIooi'
Idle Spcr naleiiouoru Strooelo"
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Die Sper iplrroe crit gon5 fiir5lid)
nieoer IN Dos Hcpertoire Der @eicu.
iMnit nu%fgenonlmcu unb cr5ielte bel
itrer Gritoufiilbrilug III Nep.Norf eli.
rcn ganS beiipielloien GrioIg. Sn
herielben glGn5enocn 9eicBumg, IN
&c: bic Sper oomalS IN Scene giug,
miro iic alld1 bier aegcbcn merbcn.
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scr SdngersHieie, Der ia beinl Bal.
tinuorer Tllblifum fnum elmer wcitc-
reh gplpicbllung mcbr beoori, Seine
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rlen nit m1ollSloihliden 9ud)itobcll
in Die &cr5cll unicrcr MuiifirelmOe
ellgcidriebeu. Seinem 9luitreteu
ais nStroocno" bari bobcr nit gr6b.
ten Sntcrciic cnt9cgen gcicbcn lper.
zen.
Sri. almn @Illd, cine jlnge So.
proniitin non lngcnobnlihen Mit.
teln in itimmlid)er mo borlteaeri-
idcr Hid)timg, pcrforpert bic GoIle
Ger Alma.
Dos 9anoiten@Eoor nMolups
liz" uno .9orborino" - miro BON
Dem 9oritoniltcn Otto @orib iulo
benz Scnor.9liiio 4Ibert MeiB barge.
ittlt. Sieie beioen aiinitler Innben
IN oielen Eartien IN Der &uoion.We'
ttopole bel 8ilblifllm uno Nrelle I'm.
Gctbciltc I%ierfcnmng; 9eiltungen
ton gail6 iiberluGltiaenocr &ontit lper.
cen ibnen nadgeriibntt.
Sic Eortie oes .9aiii" beiinbet
iid, bel Dem 9aiiiiten glboli Miibl-
mann III belten SGnoen.
Sr. Wor 9enoir miro ont Iiri.
9cntenpult iisen.
Iic 5meitc @obc beS slbenoS lit
S%eoncauollo'S oGnglincci" nit Bic
ccrbo Wortin. Bella 9llteil, Sobn
Soreiell, Iibu @ilp mo gilbert
9iciB in sen SouptroIlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-23

TGTe sur @eiie in's amsIanS Sc.
iorat 6. Saline, Nr. Ala, pa.NaIt.
morsfrahe, aa5e Gnfsm $ssis Nv.
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MarDlanSer nno SnnSesgcridte.


9ie WiteIieoer Der WIarbIdnSer @eri6ie. mt
Sn5labne osr ssnilenrt6ter. lpereen aul 10
?nr Belt tbrer eSa6I srretdt Raoen: 20 Sabre
III bic WlterSereri5e fir ben Hihteroienft: ole
aeeiSiatur farrl nber bltrb eiueu 9e16inB De.
fttmmen. bdb Elm Jtidter, Der Die 9Iferserense
erreidt bat. feinen IerHin Gusoieuen bari. Der
Stdnt TT in abt Sioi5ialsBe8irie getbeilt: bic
Counties. iinb In ileben 9e3irfe %gruppirt, bon
lueIdbetl ieber eiren Sberri6ier nno 3ipei bel.
lttenee Gidter bat: BET atte 8eairf ~ bic
rldts6ant Bat, b~eitebeno aus einem Cberridfer
ln6 neln beiiitenoeIi Rtbtern. 3uoein miro In
baltimore noh Elm Hitier eriudblt. fpeIber NIT
81, lisDeF so Sp steG1ssg1nn SSE , Ssn SnSsFsH b IlsSsn
Der VSieernsnr Seiignirt thr Siefen Seridtsboi
giaate IL SO Sie SaIdre %SerfeIbeI flnS:
Hibier In Den Se5irien $4,000; oberfie Stabt.
oerib tsbanf $4,000, bon peldcr Summe Der
Stant $4,000 urb Die Stdbt $500 beSabIt. ecif
tpelbeIu 3ttdter mad Dem 70. 9ebensiubre cine
SabressBcniiou bon $4,000 erbnIten.
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Sierter Be5irf.
slIeean1. Gounib, ysaibinston.Gountb.
Sinftcr Se8irf.
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Steberlter We5irf.
Yriuce 8eorse'S @olntp, gbarIcssGountb.
edloerf'eounto. ct, Wiarp'5 gouitt.
Sicbt Baltimore. - ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-23
BunbeS.D ertdIte.
RreiSupridbt.

W~l6fer-y1f6af Woff.
Mibter-Seier e. Yritdbaro.
WertntSsAttuare uub aubere 0ertdtSheanttf,
Snpsrtor.@eritt-Stepben Is. 9ittle, Nr. 2i2O,
OftSdItimoresStra 49,
Common Bleass8cri6t - 9toam Teuperf. s,r.
S15. gtoro.arIington s9bemue.
Gt1btGeri6t - q. GareO Qtnofab. CIR. $40.
observation-disclosures.
areiegeridt 9,r. / - @m. IN. Carton. CIR. "a.
Glib Sultcit,gibenue. "
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SsiHeenos @idDter IN ben Counties.
gnubcs.T thriitsasriht

@i6ter-9bomds 8. 9gorris.
gftidr-artbur g.. Gpamer.
Siliis:Mitnar-9bas. n Zimmerman.
9hIissSifirii vi Acknowledgements ". Copper.
gnroeS'Wlnrfddu-Sobn IS. qangbamnier.
Cberfte GtabtgertdtSbanf
(g10fttmure1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-23

Gle 80 lin. @ermonio"
id)reibt: ~Gic omerifonii6e GiS-,Sll,
olitrie i6eint inioiern cine gusuab.
melteQltng cin5lilebnten, als lic oent
@cicG bon Ingebot irno Hobiro9c
iidt ulfertporien lit. Wenn in fri.
beren SoDrcn Die giSpreiie erbobt
iuuroel, 10 perIiderte, man ms, Die
miI6en 8inter unb Der oooilrd) Der.
iiriadlte GiSmon9el triieen Die Sdulo
onrnll. limo Der Commitment, luellu CT
lid oild) Grgerte, griif i'll Die 9aidc.
neil ibm Die GrflGrung iflieBlid,
einleldten mllBtc. Selier boben mir
ei1en nllgeiuobnlidJ itren9en @inter.
Gle Sduppen Der Disqualification
b%erltcn beinabc. Son Gchts lue9cll
ioutel, aIio bic Gispreiie iebt ipieoer
berinter9ebel1. Stait beiiens obcr
miro bercits o~ngebelitet, DAP tpir ms
niid) oicien CONNER mieoer n,lf cine
fleine Yreiserbobuta geinBt rindcn
n%1iiiien. Wornm? Niin, Der YrGii-
bent elmer groBen Gbicago'er gis,@c.
ielidloit ingt nit Dem ernIteiten Sc
iidt bon Der 8elt, Das Tierbeilitter,
Die @ascnldmiere ul,o Die Heporo.
tilrarbeiten nu bcil @agen foIieten 10
pief Gelb, uub oos iei Der 4riino.
Inner Wilpaufeer Gismaanot oogcs
geit flngt ii6er Die llnebrlid)fcit iei.
her Gngeitellteli. Mond)e Gisablicic'
rcr iogen gum 9eiipiel Die iible @c.
iuobnbeit babelL eis gegen 9aar ST
perfouien nnb Dos @elo Damn in Die
eigene 9aide 81 iteden. Iaraus uro
aus ahnlifen 9irfltcdereieu err.
pohit Der Geieaid)aft ein 8erlult,
fir Den lie iif if)aolos baltct mus.
llnb aiif peiien Soften? Natiirlit)
ipieber auf Soften bes orn,en Goniu-
merten. Der fir gaes aufSiifommier
bat. gs perrdtb Dies eigentlid eirc
] ganj mcrfwiiroise auffaiiung bon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08

nominated for solicitor without oppo-
sition.
Race for Judge.
Observers OF the sharp contest 10.
the associate iusticeship of the su.
prere Court between Justice j. s
Manning, Durham. and Judge w. r.
Allen, Goldsboro, are being pulled
and hauled In their view OF the sit
uation by the widely divergent claims
OF Manager Foushee for Judge Man.
ming. and of Mr.. Dortch for Judge AL
len. Mr.. Foushee claims that Of the
vote IN the State already instructed by
the counties. there being $50 In all In
structed, Manning has a lead CT 20
and a fraction over Allen. He claims
that Judge Aliens managers will be
unable to overcome the Manning lead
IN the Charlotte convention.
On the other hand, Manager Dorteh,
speaking for Judge Allen, has lead
OF 1882 votes over Judge Manning in
the instructed vote. of which he says
Allen has 4oS.16 and Manning 35s.SA.
He claims TO have assurances that
Judge Allen will receive a majority OF
the uninstructed vote OF which lit
tie more than one-third will be nec-
essary to assure his nomination,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
REFUSE TO DISCUSS 1T
Western Union omcinls silent ON Dis
continuance of Brokers' Wires.

western Union Omcinls silent ON Dis
continuance of Brokers Wires.
New York, July 7.-without explain
alton and without warning. the Yves.
tern Union Telegraph Company dis
continued its service to-day to brok-
ers In ten cities OF this State and
Pennsylvania. The cities affected are:
Pittsburg and Johnstown, Pa, syria
euse, Ithaca. Rome, Utica, Gloversville.
Auburn, WATERFOWL and Cortland. of
this State.
Executive officers OF the company
took the stand to-day that, under ad :
vice OF counsel, they could not dis
cuss the conlpany's policy. Oficers of
tho New York Stock Exchange denied
that the cut in service was In any way
instigated by them or that they had
any knowledge OF It, There were
many subterranean rnmors that the
company was acting on the advice OF
some one In Washington supposed 10
be very close to the attitude Of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS office, but these
could not be confirmed
Hitherto. tho Western Union has al
ways taken the stand that as COM
noner carrier. It had no right to re-,
fuse any business offered 1t, provided
such business was couched In decent
language. In fact the company ar
gued earnestly that any attempt by It
to investigate the private affairs OF It's
customers would be inquisltorial and
.intolerab!e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
SIGNS ORDERS
FOR WITHDRAWAL
President Taft Takes Millions Of
Acres Of Land From Public
Domain.

Beverly, Mass, July 7.-continuing
his policy OF practical conservation.
President Taft late tonight signed
orders withdrawing 25,213,l6t acres of
coal lands from the public domain in
the States OF North and South Dakota,
Washington. Utah. Colorado and the
Territory of Arizona.
OF the total Withdrawals 2o6ss,469
acres are new, while lA.s74,ses acres
are covered in combinations and rati-
fications under the new law approved
June IS of withdrawals made during
the past four years by both Presidents
Roosevelt and Taft.
North and South Dakota are the
two states affected by the new with
drawals. From the public domain in
North Dakota the President has with
drawn from settlement l.sas,is. acres
OF lands believed to contain workable
coal. In South Dakota the amount
Withdrawn Is 9,S7o,?s7 acres. Previou,
Withdrawals confirmed by the President
Tonight arc divided among the sew,
eral States as follows:
Washington, s,207,967 acres: Arizona.
1880 acres; Utah. 5,sl4,2s7 acres. and
Colorado, 6.1si,lsl acres
me Withdrawal orders. prepared by
the Geological Survey and approved
by the Secretary of the Interior
reached Beverly from, washington late
tonight.
All OF the withdrawals and CONFIRM
atoms were made under the new law
passed at the last session OF Con.
gress which definitely authorized the
President to withdraw various lands
from entry pending their classification
and special disposition by Congress.
The President urged this law as the
hrst step in h!sfplan for practical con-
servation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
AGAIN NOMINATED
BY CONVENTIONS
Three Congressional Candidates
Without Opposition for
Reelection.
Especial to rhe Times,Dispatch. 1

tSpSSi0A " ! h0 \A1uCSSL1opdtCIl.ls
Raleigh. N. c., July 7.-Democrat!c
congressional conventions have nomi-
mated unanimously for reelection Con-
gresham John II. Small. OF tho First
District, at Edenton; Congressman r.
n Page. of tho Seventh District. Fat
Rockingham, and Congressman Glands
kitehin. OF the Second Dlstrict. at
Rocky Mount.
], II. Sears. sheriff OF Wake county.
the only county candidate on the reg
u(ar" ticket in the recent sensational
Wake Democratic primaries. who was
nominated, was made chairman OF the
Sixth District Judicial convention, at
smithneld to-day, when Frank A. Dan
!els. OF Goldsboro. was nominated by
reclamation for Judge and III. r. Nor
ris for solicitor. It is notable that the
nomination OF Mr.. Daniels was by J.
C. CLIFFORD, Of Harnett, who was his
opponent In the primaries of the sew
erM counties Of the district. Congress
man Pou was present and responded
to calls with stirring campaign
speech.
Herbert p, Norris, of Raleigh, was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
MILDLY Blouse and Ties tor
boys and girls.
zM@@s. 1.<<51

of the Norfolk and Western Railway
against those cities. and, in a general
way; VI, asking that rates from the Wes,
10 M WIN h,,r and Durham should
pe stapilshed by the commission on
the same basis as the rates from the
West TO Roanoke and Lynchburg.
me rates from. Western points to
Roanoke and Lynchburg are the same
Portsmouth and Petersburg. The rates
from the West to Richmond, Norfolk,
Portsmouth and Petersburg were made
IN competition with Baltimore, and are
more. Rates from the West to Lynch
burg and Roanoke are fixed not to ex.
coed the rates to the other Virginia
cities named which are in accordance
with the long and short haul clause of
the interstate commerce law, and this
condition has existed for great many
years.
Since the passage of the interstate
commerce law in 1857 repeated efforts
have been made by Danville and Char
lotte and, in the present case by Win
ston-Salem and Durham, to have the
rates from the West thereto reduced to
the sameNb basis as the rate TO the Viz.
ginia cities above mentioned; but the
always held that the natural advan-
tages of the Virginia cities and the
competition as between those cities and
Baltimore, on freight from the West,
to, and has refused to reduce the rates
for the compliments.
Attack on Rate.
in the present instance, because
Winston Salem and Durham are Sit
Mated on the, Norfolk and Western
Roanoke and Lynchburg, respectively,
the Corporation Commission OF the
State of North Carolina attacked the
rates to those points. asking for the
Ytrert TIT, to -,,Sl SIo
commission still adheres to its former
position, as it does not reduce the rates
from the West to Winston Salem and
Durham down to the basis applicable
ply reduce the rates from Roanoke
and Lynchburg to Winston-Salem and
Durham. Which rates must be added to
the rates from the West to Roanoke
and Lynchburs in order to make
AS a result. Winston-salem and
Durham are in no better position
when compared with Roanoke and
complaint asking for the same rates
as to Roanoke and Lynchburg.
The rates to Winston Salem and
Durham have heretofore been the same
Richmond, Lynchburg. and Roanoke.
and it is quite possible. in fact, very
probable, that the reductions ordered
by the Commission from Lynchburg
and Roanoke to Durham and Winston.
Salem will be met by the same re-
auctions from the other Virginia |
cities, unless. In the meantime, the
Norfolk and Western Railway should |
appeal from the decision OF the Inter
state. Commerce Commission and take
the matter into the courts. as re.
ducton in the rates from Lynchburg
and Roanoke to Durham and Winston-
Salem would involve reduction from
those points and therefore from, ali |
0 fthe other Virginia cities, to a large |
number Of points in the Carolinas, the
rates to whiah from the Virginia
cities have always been the same as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
On It's Own Initiative.

WASHINGTON, y. G., July 7.-It Is on
It's own initiative, not the orders OF
the Justice Department here, that the
Western Union Telegraph Company has
discontinued Its service to q number
OF stock brokers' ofrices In New York
State and elsewhere. THIS was the
declaration made tonight by an official
OF the Department OF Justice who
played prominent part in the recent
raids made on so-called bucket shops
by the department.. He declared that
the department would nave no right to
order the telegraph company TO dis
continue its service unless 1t could be
proved that 1t had broken some Fed
eral statute and that this had not been
done One Of the brokerage concerns,
q Baltimore frm, whose service was
stopped YESTERDAY. had an Injunction
issued to-day, he said, against the
telegraph company to compel It to re-
new Its service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08

give his support to Poindexter. and
there is still good reason TO believe
that he may support him, who Is a
Republican.
Representatives Po!ndeater has been
and is a strong champion of the con-
servation policies begun BY Roosevelt
when he was President
The Third District is that which
Poindexter represents in the National
Congress He lives at Spokane. He
was born at Memphis, Tenn, April 90,
1858. and was educated al Fancy Hill
Academy. Rockbridge county, Va. His
education was completed at Washing
ton and Lee in both the academic and
law departments, and he received the
degree OF 3. J.. from that Institution in
June, 1891. In October OF the same
year he located at walla WalIa, Wash.
beginning there tho practice OF law.
In Noyember.ISs2. he was elected pros.
ecuting attorney OF Walla WaIla coun-
ty. Shortly before that date he mar
ried Miss Elizabeth Gale Page. In
October. 1897, he moved to Spokane
and was for six years assistant prose.
cutting attorney FOR Spokane county,
until elected Judge OF the Superior
Court OF the district In November, 1901.
From that time he remained on the
bench until nominated for Congress in
the newly created Third District at the
primary election. September 8. 1908.
He was elected to the Sixty-first Con.
gress. receiving $500 votes to aa,aa7
for William GOODYEAR. Democrat, and
l,2So FOR u. S. Reinert, Socialist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08

congressman Miles Poindexter. the
representative whom Colonel Roosevelt
says he did not say he would support
In his candidacy for a seat in the SEN
ate from Washington State, was in his
youth identified with Virginia, receiv-
Ing his education In this State. He is
a nephew OF former Attorney General
William A. Anderson, and has many
friends here in Richmond.
II Will be recalled by those who keep
In daily touch With national politics
that a few days ago Representative
PoindeNtes journeyed to Sycamore Hill,
to see Colonel Roosevelt. He was COR
daily received there, and when he
went away Colonel Roosevelt was un-
derstood by the press representatives
as saying that he would lend his sup
port to Poindexter in his coming con-
test for the seat OF Senator Piles.
This statement was regarded as pow
erfully significant. since Poindexter is
a political opponent of Secretary of
tho Interior Ballinger who lives in
the district which Poindexter repre-
sents. Much public comment was
made upon II.
AS soon as the report appeared In
the papers Colonel Roosevelt gave out
a statement saying that he was mis-
represented in the special dispatches
which quoted him as having said in
so many words that he had promised
his aid to the Congressman. Colonel
Roosevelt did not deny either in his
statement or otherwise that he would
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
MEETS In LYNcHpunG.
REGULAR Meeting Of Virginia Society
OF Public Accountants,

LSnchburs. Va, July Tile regular
Quarterly meeting of the Virginia So
eletS OF Public Accountants convened
mere to-day with George Mahon, of
Lynchburg, as presiding officer in the
absence of President w p. Hilton, OF
Norfolk, Twelve members Of tho
oody We're present and several more
are expected before the session is
over The following reached the city
last night to attend the convention:
Major w. Mex. Evans, f. a. Bar
her. II. B. Boudar, G. B. Wilson, a. W.
pallen. 4. c. Hudnall and f. H. Leitch,
OF Q, Richmond: a. Lee Rawlings. w. R.
Ioloth and Q. H. Tufts. OF Norfolk,
ana George Mahon, OF this city
Officers Of the society, whose OBJ
1ect Is to promote the profession of
puolic accountants and to unite in one
organization all the accountants of the
state, are: w. p. Hilton, OF Norfolk.
president; George Mahon, of Lynch
burg. viee.president; Z. a. Barber of
Richmond, secretary, and ~. Mex.
Evans. OF Richmond, treasurer.
The society holds meeting every
quarter Tor the discussion of busi-
ness and the examination OF account
ants.
The morning session was taken up
with purely routine business. the
reading OF reports and other intimate
affairs OF the organization. During
the afternoon meeting there were read
interesting papers on technical sub
jects by Major Evans and Mr.. Raw
lings, of Richmond, and Mr.. Mahon, Of
Lynchourg.
Following the adjournment of tho
afternoon session the members OF the
society took an automobile ride to
Pnnrahnrn az
o'clock there was a dinner at the Hotel
Carroll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-08
BAR CORPORATION GIFTS
Decision of Managers OF Republica

Decision of Managers OF Republican,
Campaign In Indiana.
indianapolis, Ind, July 1.-THE f.
nance committee OF the Republican
State Committee at Its hrst campaign
meeting has decided not to accept con-
tributlons to the Republican campaign
fund from corporations.
I'VE realize" said State Chairman
Lee. that the question OF funds is q
serious one. We do not expect to raise
large fund. In fact, we do not DO.
lieve 1t will take a large amount OF
money to run tho campaign.
This State Committee this year
start even. and 1t hopes, by bare-les-
ged and shivering economy. to break
even at the and"