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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
FIGHTING HIGHER
RATES ON LIQUOR
Shippers Protest Against Pro
posed Tariff Of Express
Companies.
DISPOSITIONS ARE
Representative OF Interstate
Commerce Commission Is
Presiding Here,

Special Examiner Necdham. Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission took
dispositions Yesterday in tho Federal
tltion Of s. l. Clarke nn, ,thsrss Eairs:
the southern Express Company. where
In 1t is desired to restrain the latter
ana sixteen other companies. with two
additional concurrlng. from increasing
inc rates on liquor shipments. The
pctition IL supported by nincty-threc
mall order houses IN Virginia. OF which
Intervening with Clarke Is tho Ma
tional Wholesale Liquor Dealers AS
ISOLATION and tho National Mail Order
ASSocia ton.
The exprcss companies last August.
issued new classification. which in
creased rates on liquor shipments At
mat me 1t was set forth that the new
schedules would be effective October
l. 1910 Another stcp taken by tho
carriers was to require difrcrent car
tons in which bottles and juEe are con-
tanned from those now In vogue
Got Restraining Order
Hoth changes were unsatisfactory to
tho linuor interests. and the Tntorstato
Commerce Commission was pctitioned
ment OF the proposed regulations mend
ing 'inhi Judgment IN the case. This
was granted.
One OF the main points tho l,1nor
hnre OF consiEnlncnis or liquor at ac-
tnal weight. For instance carton
containing gallon OF whiskey aver
ages about eight pounds. more or Ioas
Tho express companies want to hava
this package always accented as ton
hounds Other sizes. It Is proposed
schedule ~
Witnesses for tho respondents vos
to-day admitted that the liquor inter
ISIS agreed to place jug shipments in
stacked in ears Bare tugs II vas
pointed out, could not DO placed ono
nnon another. The express mon ,nain.
IAN IAN That the cartons now in vogue
nre not substantial enough to bear the
strain. hnt also that thcv are a Big
l,m11proNement over tho old method 81.
shippins whisky in Jugs.
Concerns Tnkc Pnrt
n" express companies Involved IN
rllnde Adams. american. " ea lGn ~
M1rthsfn; Globe Great Northern. Long
va !, "a. y, MaTatmc Scwfonndland. New
Pacific. Southern. Un,.N, states, WnIls
Fargo. Western. i-IE. the pomIn In
aud Halifax and Southwestern Rail.
: Il. Clarke. the petitioners, IS n rnn,,,
her OF, the firm OF II. Clarke {. CO..,
pany. liquor dealers OF Richmond. liz
Son Gerhsfd ~ ~ Nl ssnn G Ham
rT" re- inc two associations. i. T.
t,in a,.'l N. OF New York: ATTORNEY
!r,,dre Of ch1nuanooEa, Tenn, and
dents 80 'hc Fespon-
|, IN view Of the fact that tho com
coming effective the burdan ~ 800,
10 snow why they would not be a dis.
summation Is upon the express CON-
Only TIRES witnesSc. for ~
nen ms We're examined YESTERDAY and &
ls nneiy mat the hearing VIII consume
10 o'clock '' - iiihS a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
OFFICER RESIGNS
HIS COMMISSION
Lieutenant Levering, of First
Regiment, 10 Rehabilitation
on Thursday.

Two vacancies now exist in the
ranks Of officers OF the First Battalion.
First Regiment. while n new officer re-
ceivcd his commission last night. The
latest resignation is that of First Iicu-
tenant Harry +. lowering. of Company
{, The Guard OF the commonwealth"
whose withdrawal from tho service
has been forwarded TO Adjutnnt-Ge
eral W. W. sale.
Lieutenant lowering has been with
Company G about n year He was for
merry With the Richmond Howitzers
having had considerable military cx-
pericnce. lie resigns for business rea-
sons.
At the drill OF this company last
night, Captain Charles NJ. Wallace
called the new second lieutenant sam
uel J. Harrison, to the fore. IN the
presence OF the company. and read to
Comrany A. .thc Richmond Grays.''
Will hold an election Thursday night
OF this week for second lieutenant 10
succeed Lieutenant Thomas Y. John
son, WHO has Just resigned Those
mentioned for the Office are First Ser
geant Emmett Ilggleston and NJ III. X.
Malone. The latter has seen military
service In New York State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
WANT S CITY TO /.
HELP BUILD ROAD.
Ward Plans to Construct Line 70
Northern Neck if Rich
mond Will Aid.
II reply to letter wr,tton =.

In reply to a letter written h., Va.
resident T. NJ Darlington. Of ~.
Chamber OF Commerce, asking II ia
lily Council could legally appronr;ato
d sum OF money 10 the proposed stand
ara gauge railroad from Wicon,cc ~
Northumbcrland county, to Doswel
lew miles out of the city at the iunc.
tloh OF the Richmond, Fredericksburp
and Potomac Railway and the (,bas,
Peake and Ohio Railway. Mayor Rich.
ardson yesterday enclosed an on,nio,
Of the City Attorney to the effac,
mat such an appropriation would MOI
% legal and that the money would
nave TO be secured through subscrip-
lions. The amount asked from the cit1,
by G. NJ. Ward. who is promotnr ~.
venture Is $4,000, and the estimated
cost or the entire road Is s1,5oo.0oO.
IN his letter to the Mayor, Mr.. Car
rington gave the route and called al
tent1on to the fact that 1t would open
ior this city territory from which
there now comes little trade. but which
contains NEARLY 100000 inhabitants
,lr. ward several times appeared be-
lore committees OF the chamber. ana
has explained that should an amount
or money be appropriated to his pro-
Ject 1t was his desire that it be placed
IN the hands Of competent trustees
ana not to be used until the road was
completed and in operation The fund
would be used in part to pay the in
terest on the cost OF the road for the
hrst two years. as during that time IL
Is not expected to be self sustaining
Though ruling that the city could
not contribute to tho road accordlno
10 the terms Of the charter, the Mayor
stated that both he and City Attorney
i'oliard heartily approved OF opening
up tho new country, and that Mr.. Poll
lard would agree to subscribe $500. He
was Of the opinion that the amount
could be readily procured through pub
lfc-spirited, citizens. Up to this time
Mr.. Darlington has not made. any ar
ranRemrnts TO raise the money, but tho
matter probably Will be taken lip by
him and Mr.. Ward through tho Cham
ber of Commerce..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
TO INVITE TAILORS
N"ti"nal Association VIII nc I-rrc,, :,
IIOIM CMnXcnIinn HIRE II II

Business Manager William r.. p,n-
My Ne! o. ne chamber OF Commerce. with
N"thhn simon, and n representatives
from tie ti,y Council. are leaving 10
ivy ior Washington to attend tho an
n H, meeting OF the American Tailors'
i innii" t1CturinT Association With the
for this city
The tailors will he In session ,hroo
aayr, beginning this morning, and the
Mr.. simon. a member Of The associEtion
IS on" OF the delegates from this city.
ana has been designated as 4 member
o. thH committee 10 select the next
pace OF meeting. Chairman Corlcy. OF
INC convention committee. has author
Tch Ar. Ilabncy to extend the invita-
non on hehnlf OF he Chamber Of Com
mercr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
At
SHELTER|NG ARMS
Free Hospital, Which Has Been
Operated for % Years, to
Observe Anniversary.

IN cofnmemorat!on or the tu.en.v.
.ni'u anniversary or the foundation of
ny ShelterinE Arms Hospital. ammo
pirate exercises will take place at thar
stitution Tomorrow noon. when tia
" .Iai meeting takcs place Prcpnra
.io'is nave been made for elaborate es-
erciscs The hospital will be omen for
IN 'nspcction By tho public.
RcS. william Meade Clark. u u Rcy
lanes T. Fair. D, D.. Dr. Z. y. calIscb.
i neV' J. Ryland knight. D. ID. ana ~,
stevens Will participate IN Tho core.
monies Music will he under ,he t,rec
non or Mrs. Conway Gordon. Tho cho.,
% 81 James Episcopal Church wIll
sing. NJ
a ,wen'y, three years nEo today Mrs.
Ncoeknh Duiancy Pe,erkin foundcd,ro
Sheitcr'nS Arms. Since tina. tin,o M.
'i -, has cared only FOR patient.
"ho We're unablr TO pay physicians.
lees and for hospital ,roa trnent Tbi.N
nosplta Is the only one OF It's Kind IN
me State. 80 money Whatsoever IL
'orep'ed fron, any patient. On ac-
c"unt OF Us aim and object, IL is bcco,n-
ing widely known Manv dis,ross,n,
cases or mon and women o1n,ns. das,, : II
tnt" and unable 10 pay doctors INV,
necn successfully treated
y" PHffcnta lave to Pay
-" eharge Is made for ANYTHING.
ihEF,cihns Who practice there arc nor
rNffn'tteh 10 accept any nioney from
-" patients Those VINO ,yish ~ ~
lhih Tor their professional seryicns are
hot permitted 20 bring their paticn,sto
thH Sheltcring Arms AI1nf1rcrs ofF,hs
hospitaI cen always secure Dc service.
81 inc best doctors for patients via
are unable to secure them for ihcn
selves
Last year ~ Richmond members ~
me medical fraternity prac;iccd there
ne patients treated numbered ses Ths
actual number Of days treatment eivcr
was s.3sS There arc forty beds I'm ,ho
Fa'ous rooms. AT preaent there ara
zen private rooms ana six wards Eyorv
hed IS now flied. ana there arc nt,mer-
GUS applicarts on the waiting list 70.
adm,tance.
ne cost OF maintaining this chart
'aolc institution last year was appros,
na'eiy $4,000 Tho most s,rinren,
IS practical. although every
ordcr LOOKING towards the welfare ot
~ u inmate Is faithfully ffl1lied
ne sings Daughters form the nn-
cle0s 10 Tho work. and tho Interest," an,
influence Or the members ~ iris
iZaton is tho main support Of the wor,
The addition Of a iew wing a, .cost
q about s2o,ono last year. placed tina
SheIterinS Arms In the ranks Of tha
pest HOSPITALS in Virginia The boar.l
OF manaSers Is highly gratified and on.
couraged over the SUCCESS Of tho PASS
twelve months.
MISS Mary Broaddus is superintend
cnt She IS in charge OF eleven nurse,
IN the senior, intermediates and Junior
classes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
ALLOW SPANISH
VETERANS TOVOTf
Move to Exempt This Class
From Payment Of Capt.
tation Taxes.

!. 2 suggestion fatherea by Com
ne hG,ecr simmons, Of the United Span
iSh War Veterans, finds favor With
mat organization. tho soldiers who
iouGht against Strain viii seek TO be
exempt from tho payment OF poll taxes
as prerequisite TO the suffrage IN
Virginia Mr. simmons, OF Roanoke,
WHO is the state commander. has writ
,en letters to inc camps proposing such
Under the present Constitution. vot-
Grams OF the War between the states,
Whether Confederate OF Federal may
Vote without the prepayment OF the
rapitation tax. this being The only ex-
emptlon from this tax. Now some or
ne men who fought for the nation in
tAe spanish War feel that they should
pc similarly exempted.
IT IS believed there VIII he consid
erAh oFposition 10 such q move, even
among TIC veterans themselves
TO reach sucb contamination an
amendment TO the Constitution wpnld
" ncfHSsary. The matter would havn
~ como before two succeastvc Iegit4
lstnresr and tncn referred % a voto
y nc people for ratification or reisr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
. HAVE TWO WEEKS MORE
Corporations Must Report on t,nrnt,r

NI"AP"i"''ohS Huht report Earnings
20 Government
Two weeks remain for the corpora
lions OF Virginia to make n report of
their gross and net earnings 10 Inc
United States Internal Revenue Departl
mcnt, otherwise they WIN he Fuhicc,ed
10 a severe penalty. This Is necessary
~. IN order mat they may he assscd for
inc corporation tax, which is due 3D.
fore July !. ~
The law provides that all concerns
which come under the tax which have
not MED their report before March i
WIN me office or their Respective col
Icction districts. WIN be subjected to
me or $4,000, This tremendous nne
IS looked upon by many rs absurd nut
nevertheless II Is the punishment, pre-
aGr,ncd by Congress for all lelin-
It was said yesterday tina, Tho "a
potts nave not been coming in as
!hpihiy as had been hoped This means
ihat there Will be n great infiix of
rIcports from corporations throughout
me second Virginia Collection District
curing the next two weeks n will
mean much overtime work for the do :.
Lowry. - ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
c. & Q. MEETINGS
schc""'e Announced for seric.
Farmers InstItufcs

"""nhceh FOR Series OF
Farmers Imstltufcs
scheohies Tor the farmers. institu,e
Trip over the Chesapeake and Obio
Neie announced yesterday by the Ia
pa mont or Agriculture. This is nar,
OF me long series of farmers, noea,
lnss begun last week on the Eastor,
Hnore' and to last until April u Th,
iec.uros VIII be on the following suh.
leo's- sol improvements" "Potatoae
as q Money Crop" "Corn-Jpcrsas,,,.
Yield Without Additional Coat" ..fysre
OF the Orchard''
inis week the meetings are ss 81,
lows; Princess Anne Courthouse ,.os
terday; Boykins. to-day: W,aleea,d
Wednesday; Waverly. Thursday. Ma.
p"tanta, Friday; Prince George conrt.
house Saturday. SO oourt'
Inc Chesapeake and Ohio vii, r,,r
special train. with the fo,Ion,,n -,
Monday, February 27-1rwin. sac /
NJ; Diilwyn. 2 P. M. 10y =
Tuesday February 2s-scottsv,,,a
$50; bnena Vista 2:so.
March buchanan, $40. or,sLa
r NJ; New Castle, ais
March 2-Covinston, $50; staun-
March Mechum's River, $50. Car
louisville, q 800 ''or-
M Ma PALMYRA. ali day.
March s--Lonisa. 9:so; Hanover
oaho. $3.50; Morrisons 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
SHIPPERS FIGHT
STOVE CIR ATInG.
Hearing on Petition Of Railways
to Be Begun To-Day Be
fore Commission.
BURNLEY TO BE RETAINED
Will Continue Work for Military
Records School for Artil-
lery Officers.

or great Importance to all manufac-
turcrs OF and wholesale dealers in
stoves VIII be tho henrinE to begin this
morning ut II o'clock before the State
corporation Commission. The South
ern Railway Company is the primary
petitioner. having been ioincd by sew
crai other roads tho object being to
secure an order requiring all stoves
shipped in less than carload lots to
pc Grated
heretofore no such provision has OBJ
taineo Small shipments of stoves ar.
mace. the practice being to fasten the
parts together with wires Makers ana
Shippers contend that the requirement.
Of Grating will add 70 the cost OF PRO
duction and the cost OF handling. ana
VIII ultimately increase the price T..
INC consumer. Various stove makers
anu dealers Will be represented at the
nearing by counsel
Loss from Hrcnknrc.
III inc other hand, the railroads saw
they arc subjected to unreasonable ~
pehses caused by breakaGe or stoves
Whcn not Grated They argue that tbs
cost OF Grating is really small and
that the greater safety Viii more than
COMPENSATE for the expense
IL WAS the impression Yesterday a,
ne oiiices OF the commission that there
VIII be no further postponemant h,,t
that the hearing will DO begun TO-DAY
It's duration is prohle,natI Teal. although
large amount of testimony Is i'm
probable.
In addition, the case Of the Norfoll,
HricF and Tile Company comes before
the commission this morning. This
concern which is chartered IN West
virginia is cited to appear and show
cause WHY 1t should not be fined for
failure 70 secure license to do business
IN 'Ais state Such hearings arc usual
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
SCHOOL FOR OFFICERS
Artillery Commanders VIII Go to Eo-,
Itiicr In hmm,

tfIc! In june.
Most of the field artillery ofn,or- &,
Virginia VII again attend the school
at Fort Riley, Kansas. during the com.
ing summer y letter received vostar.
Hay from the Bureau Of Militia Al
tairs REQUESTS -idiutant- General sails
FOR information as to how many of tha
"l'cers VIII be in attendance during
me course Of instruction from June =
20 June 10 General Sale al ones a.
dressed letter to Major I. NJ. Worth
am. commanding the field artllIerv
asking for information on This sun.
ject. SUI
/ Major WORKMAN said yesterday that
nc believed nearly all OF the oficers
VIII 20 to the school. Thirteen Of tbe
nineteen MI, In this State went to Fort
hiicy last year. some OF them stay,n-
Ior the full period of thirty DAYS TIT
state had a larger proportionate ~.
tendance thar any other in tbe CON-.
Try. The officers were immensoIy
pieased with tho knowledge rai,sa
mere which has become manifest =,
the grading in the correspondnnca
s'hooi ne1ne conducted by CAPTAIN lon
nings G. Wise the battalion adi,,tan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
SONS Of VETERANS
ELECT OFFICERS
Lee Camp Adopts New Consti-
tutior-Will Meet Only
Once a Year.

deciding to abolish monthly meet
inss to hereafter meet only once q
ycar-on Secession Day-and 10 loavo
its affairs with tho executive commit
Zee a an other times y. T.. Lee Camp,
NO. l. Sons Of Confedoraia Vateranr'
last night adopted n new constit,ItIon
and by-laws Officers were elnctad r.
serve until April Z next. when tho hrs,
n ,.i,ii meeting under the new rules
mo work OF revising the constitu
q; tnon ahd bylaws OF the camp has been
IN the hands OF Il committee composed
,nm'SE. ~. ana IS, - Morgan. This
com mttee made it's report last night
Inc executive committee is hcrcafto,,
40 ~ ne COMPOSED Of twelve members.
~ Is TO meet not less than four times
year, and oftener when occa sion re-
Zig Secession Dny Meeting.
IT Is planned TO have a rousinr
meeting on April II. when tho ,nct,n
rics Of the men who fought for the
~, Utiriieocraey VIII be honored. The
ne Camp shall In years 10 come he q
iars" body. keeping green the memo
rios OF their fathers when the latter
arc no more.
Robert I.ccky. Ir.. proposed an addi
,ional article to the bylaws. provil-
lnE ror Keeping tho records OF the camp
stn ,.S inetnhers In fireproof place
MS Is, being accepted BY the committed
The adoption OF a new CONSTITUTIONS
m wing vacated all Offices tho rainn cloct
co the following 70 serve uniil April
u next only: j. Singleton Walker.
GO Inander George g. Reese. nrat
lieutenant commander; George y Nor
gan. second licutcnant-c comma rdei.i T
n. warren secretary: T. p. ,.ox.
treasurer +. T, Rennic. chaplain; Exe-
cutiSe Comnittcc-fvc principal OIL
GERS and 3 r. Morgan John n. light
1907, Jr, a. f. C;uigon. j. H. Robb. r.
Leslie spence. 1r.. John Landstreet ana
Robert Lecky, .Jr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
ASKED TO JOIN
ran Is TO linNc All manufacturers Iic,p
RntlH In I,shihit

Chamber Of Commerce business enter
prise committee. yesterday mailed let
ters TO manufacturers Of the city who
are members Of the chamber, urging
them 10 take active interest in the
proposed manufacturers exhibit. and
lnciosing application blanks on which
they VIII designate the space desired
as soon as sufficient replies are re-
ceived TO these letters TO s.unrantec
the establishment OF tho exhibit a
committee Will be appointed to provide
quarters AND make arrangements FOR
inc "peninG. a member If the business
enterprise committee said Yesterday
'hai from tho interest shown tho
scheme would be put through In a
short while
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
HOME Fer LEE CAMP .
body Has Not Yet Decided on ,1oy,n.
to Memorial Instffufe

Prepara,io OF working drawin,,s
inc Confederate Memorial Jnstiiute 10
now IN progress Each final detail hn.
m n,,, 5 YET been work. ont. ana this
VII consume good deal OF time.
Leo Camp OF Confederate Veteran.
ior instance. has no. as yet acted on
me REQUEST Of the executive COMMITTEES
% the Confederate Memorial Associa-
non rcsarding the rlacing OF It's por-
trait gallery in the new buiIhin4. re
ms Is to he done, II Is desired to mako
arranEcments in the beginning
me camp has also been invited 10
have permanent meeting place IN tba
institute, which must be drafted In tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
SIDNEY school PATRONS
TO HOLD MASS ,fFI-rrS,.

i,,'.licVinF tina. tho Sidney school has boon
saoly neglected by the school Board = ,r,,rs
n.eeuhe looking towards tho estnbjishmnn,
"t new building VIII be seld BY ,itizens
~ ,nN s!cihodist church, Rowland and C,h,f
nn,. Voices have been sent to par
TO ~" o. chiidren attending this school urr
- -" presence a committee In charge
~ NJ meeting mas secured several pron,i
, zen. men 10 sneak The COMMITTEES is com
posed Of the following members: :,
chandler. j. NJ Evans L. o. n,s.or W ~
scott, z, G. Woodward. c. H. Donawav
and l.. T. Branch "'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
Accused Wen Taken IN ont,

eqlisit1on was granted YESTERDAY
~ ne governor on request OF Cover
~ ~. uoson y, Harmon, Of Ohio, FOR
80, 49,. ies Johnson and L. ]. Clarke. who
49, a. 'tsied IN Richmond few DAYS
goods in their possession. The non
nave h.cn indicted at Ironton fo,
p"IsI any and housebreaking.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
Ann,1nI RcccntInn

ne annual reception OF the congre
Gaiion Of the Church OF the lIoiv
trinity VIII be held In the parish ho,ise
On o.. M oso esdny. February H. from s
,,. ne OBJECT or these gatherings is 10
each other and to advance the hes, IN
terests OF the church work In ~.
par,sn. pleasant evening Is promisnd
TO all who attend INK - 'l'c"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
WILL RETAIN BURNLEY
'S''S'h"t secretary Of Records 10 Hc-
mnIn Through summer

Although the office OF sncretarv .,
Virginia Military Records will tcrmin-
aye on March !, under the law as
Passed by the last Legislature. ,he
scr 'iccs OF w Sam Burnley. now as
A's'aht secretary VIII be retained for
'iA months longer. The work OF col
WIS Nontederate data will so after
March under the supervtsio,, ~ "A
utant-Gcneral ". " sale. and he ,as
previously announced that he woulJ
aPpoint Colonel V. Bidgood. the pres.
eht secretary. to NIL the clerkship. Mr.
nurniey VIII he assistant clerk unti,
oep'etnper l. to continue the trans.
eriptton OF the rosters which arc al
most daily being secured.
- iact mat an arrangemnnt Of this
sort has been made is rivino n1a,e,,.
" we oliclals at the CAN'T OIL -- -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14

Ihe passage OF new laws ut the last sos
SION OF the General Assembly has changed
me ehtire scope OF the work or the Iuvnn{Ia
rroiective Associa ton and the creation OF
pubic sentiment to apply the laws In saw
.ns cniidfcm through the probation system
discussed tonight a, the annual meeting
"n,cn viii take place In Murphy's Hotel. =
Ths meeting, which is open. ~ ,be n,,h
lie. will begin at s o.clnck - 'o--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
improvements for snr,nr,

!, ~. amendment issued yesterday to
anc mic sulphur Springs charter in
=. US capital stock from s50,Oon
- s,,opo'ooo. The purpose is not stated
-. ~ nc amendment. but IS covered in
carter, which admits Of extern
.,...a7 and improvements to the prop
er'y which lies in Grcenbrier county:
". VA a~rN'-'''''- $500 I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
RIuex' Oniccr., scbnoI.

ohiccrs school was taught a. tho
w. Rowles. all the officers Of the hat
1aiion being present. Map reading,
winch Is so prominently to the fore
now IN war Department work, is being
especially considered at the monthly
officers schools OF Instructions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
TO SPEAK AT
C0LORED FAIR TONIGHT

.,oTernor Mann will speak tonight at ,bo
openins OF ten days fair in tho C;Iohn
League Hospital. colorcd scboo, s,'n,c,r
,cndent ]. a. G. Chandler has arranged 70
nave l"o colored pupils sing a, the oman,
thH h'sht MAYOR Richardson has ARRANGED
70 make an address next Monday nsh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
NYnntnh suna,1.

Charies Brown. alias Smith. coIored
arrested here a few days ago on s,,s-
picion BY Detective Sergeant Wiltshire.
telegram received Yesterday by Major
werner. He may also be wanted IN
Boydton for stealing a watch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
Arrives for Prisoners.

F. Rice, n officer Of Irontop. O..
arrived here Yesterday with rea,iisition
papers for Charles Johnson and LII,
Clarke. who We're arrested here some
days ago on suspicion Of having lot
OF stolen clothes in their possession
Inc property was Identified by Detec-
tive Sergeant Wiley on his recent trim
to West Virginia as having been stolen
from leading store in Ironton